The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpar, April 22, 1866. ‘There was a moderately active but somewhat irregular speculative movement on the Stock Exchange during the past week. Railway shares at the opening were par- tially neglected in favor of the miscelianeous stocks, which were buoyant; but afterwards interest in the lat- ter, which suffered a relapse, waned, and the former became stronger, with an increasing volume of tranaac- faons, and the market closed with a firm upward ten- dency, the following being the quotations at half-past five yesterday afternoon:—New York Central 923% a 93, Erie 7334 @ $4, Hudson River 10834 a 100, Reading 1043; ® 3, Michigan Southern 82% a %, Illinois Central 1144 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg 813¢ a 5, Rock Island 1215 @ \, Northwestern 27} a %, preferred 683; # \, Fort Wayne 97% a %, Obio and Mississippi certiticates 25% &%. The most mercurial of the railway stocks was Fort Wayne, which rose to 984, against 91 on the 18th inst., under a chque movement, apparently organized vo “‘corner’’ the ‘shorts’ in it, which were known to be considerable. Hudson River showed great Qrmness under the report of its largely increased March earnings as compared with the same month last year. Erie was active and rather spasmodic in its action for s0 bulky a stock, which led the street to suppose it op the eve of one of those eccentric upward turns to which it is cocasionally given after a heavy decline. Cleveland and Pittsburg fluctuated feverishly, as if it were being Dought largely by parties who at the same time desired to keep its price down till they had “loaded up,’ as the phrase goes. Michigan Southern was strong and fairly active, There was at one time a sudden but short-lived rise in Ohio and Mississippi certificates; and Mari- posa preferred, after selling up to 24, fell back to 20%, closing at 22, however. Quicksilver, too, was galvanized into transient activity, and rose to 67, against 40 a fortnight ago, but it soon relapsed to 61. Spruce Hiil Coal was rather actively dealt in at 6a 6% at the open board, and on Saturday the stock of this company, which has a capital of a mil- lion, in a hundred thousand shares of ten dollars each, was admitted to the list of the Stock Exchange. The report submitted to the board shows that the company has no debt, and owns, under a per- fect title, eight hundred acres of coal land in the centre of the coal basin lying between the towns of Cumberland and Frostburg, in Alleghany county, Maryland, ten miles from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Cumberland terminus of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. ‘There arc two openings on the property, one of which is in operation, surrounded by all the appurtenances necessary to successfil mining. Government securities were active and strong, all de- scriptions having materially improved under the foreign advices reporting an advance of five-twenties in London to 724 a % and the extreme ease of the money market at this centre. The rise in the gold-bearing bonds was equal to one per cent, and in seven-thirty notes to 1% a 3. Temporary investments have been made in the last mentioned to a large extent by the banks and capitalists unable to find employment in the way of Stock Exchange loans and discounts for their funds, and private individuals have latterly been trans- ferring a8 much as might be convenient of their personal property into national securities, in order to reduce their taxable personal estate under the city assessment, which requires to be corrected on or before the 30th inst. There is every prospect that the provailing monetary ‘ease will be long continued, as no funding or conversion process which the Treasury can adopt will be likely to disturb the flow of money in the least. If long five por cent loan is ultimately put upon the market it will be simply a bid for seven-thirty notes, and will in no case be bought with currency, and it will have no chance of suc- coas unless Congress previously legislates that the inter- est on five-twenties is to be reduced to five per cent, with tho privilege of conversion, after the optien accrues to the government. In this connection we may mention that $514,780,600 of the five-twenty loan 1a redeemable on the Ist of May next year, and the remainder of the loan on the lst of November 1869. The Treasury has wisely given notice that after the Ist of May next the rate of interest on clearing house certificates will be reduced from five to four per cent, and we trust that this will speedily be followed by a reduction of the rate on the other temporary deposits to the same ex- tent. It is preposterous for the Treasury to hold more than a hundred and twenty millions of this form of loan in time of peace, and while its idle balance in the Now York Sub-Treasury, including coin, is more than ninety-seven and a half millions, Loans have gencrally been made at call to the Stock Exchange at dive per cont, with exceptions at 404, and at the close of the week there was a large amount of money left over, for which lendera were unable to find borrowors at any rate, First class commercial paper was in request at 6a 7 percent, The Western exchanges still continue in favor of New York, and the receipts of cur- rency to meet drafts aro constant, but after the opening of navigation the tide will gradually turn, although not to an extent sufficient to affect the money market horp materially, Lendors show moro confidence 1m discounting good names, owing to the improved tone of the produce and merchandise markets, caused partly by the increased firmness of gold and foreign exchange. In breadstuffs there is a good deal of speculative support to the market, shown both here and at the West, which gives strength to prices; but in the dry goods trade there is a lack of animation, and business closed dull under the decline of balfa cent per pound in raw cotton, con- sequent upon the Persia's advices from Liverpool. Nev- ertheless, the steady demand for consumption prevents any considerable loss of confidence in any department of trade. The gold market has been firm undera demand for $2,570,955 for customs duties and the scarcity of coin for delivery, loans having commanded on an average about 3-16ths per cent per diem, The export for the week aggregated only $117,312, The extreme range of the market during the week has been from 125% to 127%, the closing quotation being 126% a %. Foreign exchange advanced on Monday to 107i 2 108 for bankers’ bills on England at sixty days, with a large speculative demand in view of the possiblo return of a heavy amount of five-twenties, in the event of Austria and Prussia drifting into war. On the receipt of the Porsia’s reassuring advices, however, the rate relaxed to 107% a \%, and closed steady at about 1073. Three days bills were quoted on Saturday at 108% a 14, commercial 106% a, francs 5,25 a 2834, short sight 5.19% a 5.20, bills on Berlin 70 a XY, Bromen 76% a Frankfort 404 a5, Amsterdam 400%, Hamburg 354; a %. The ro- coipts of cotton at all the ports are still large, those for the past week having been about 42,000 bales, while the exports were 50,000, of which for the week ending with the 18th inst. 21,000 were from this port. The receipts were for the week ending with the 20th 12,600 bates, making the stock in the New York market about 215,000, and at all the principal ports 490,000 bates. Tho stock of cotton at Liverpgol on the 7th inst, was esti- mated at 663,540 bales, and in London at 58,584 bales, making with 50,000 bales supposed to be at Havro and elsewhere on the continent 802,424 bales, In addition to this there wore afloat according to advices re. ceived about 689,000 bales of Indian and 135,000 bales of United States, Tho wonder is, under such circum: stances, that the price of the staple should be 0 well maintained abroad, and not that a slight d cline should have been the result of the large importations, the ra. pidly accumulating stock, the continued large receipts at our own Southern ports, and similar advicos from Bombay. The following statement of the importa of cotton into the United Kingdom, during January and February, in this and the two previous years, calculated in hundred weights, shows the immense increase of receipts from toils country, and the general sources of supply. From British India tt will be observed that the receipts are largely on the increase, 1804. 1805, 1866, Cwit, Cw, Cut, Tat 5,719 870,735 41,065 69,008 2651 O4it 49.645 1.301 41,506 64,051 93,728 18,540 23,045 13010 159'691 + 233,646 28,08 Other countries TO.010 TH. ccciveess. 644,767 $11,001 1,1 With respect to tho oxtent of the next crop in this country opinions differ, and this uncertainty bas ite effect both upon the domestic and foreign market. Pri. ‘vato intelligence from Louisiana \s said to have been Teceived to the effect that tho seat ; 1 {his seagon is wot germinating eatisfactorily, and that whore the Lege Bhoots it presents a sickly appearance. Th\s + Rrue in some ins but we observe that » are by no means general, and where cotton »« report Probably be the rule and not the exception. The Merchants’ Bank of Little Rock, Arkansas, ant Mhe Fisat National Bank of Holewa, Montana Territory, € a bas boon | Planted bealthy bolis, as an ultimate result, will mot | are the only national depositories designated during tho fortnight ending April 21, 1806. bt i tne bemeat for the week Decsen 121,880 sso mar 1 a8, issued for the wi ending 1,624,600 ‘Total to dato.. ‘The following tavle ‘shows the quotations of the 1ead- apg shares at the Brst session of the Stock Exchange at the close of each of the last four weeks:— ‘Stocks. Mar, 31. ores Apritas u. Apriiat. pa La a ae Alton & Terre Haute 30% 33: 34% Alton & Torre Haute pref “6 61 2: 61% Canton Company 41% 4TH (82 62% Cleveland & Pitt 18% 80% 80. 81g Cleveland & Toledo. no pds 102 Ohicago & Rock Islan 12% «116% «110% «12096 Chicago & Northwestern. 26 26% 23 27 Chicago&Northwestern pf 64% 65% 55 57% Central Coal. . «6 6 =_ aK “x 6 134 136 309 ©1084 14 14 108: 108; 80: 81% 80 $1 Milwaukee & P. du - 93 - - Mitwaukee & St. Paul. a e $i oy mx 03K Fs Bx 91 i 18% 72: 13% New York & Erie pref... 803 80 — 7 Ohio & Mississippi cer... 25% 2536 26% 25% Pacific Mall siomniceaise: SLM) 215 218 226 nicksilver Reading RR.. 101% «10436 «10834 Western Union Tei legraph 68% 55 653 8TH Government securities were quoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows:— Mar, 31. April. 4 a prin. Sixes of 1881. ett Aas AP TOr 0636 Sixes of 1867 212236 110% c= ito Sixos of 1868. “118 4 — is y 92% 91% 92 9336 Five-twenties of 1862.104% 1043; 103% += «104% Five-twenties of 1864.1043 10414 104% 104% Five-twenties of 1865.104% 104% 1043g = 105 Tand8-l0ths, Ist series100% 003g +100 101; T and 8-10ths, 2d series1003% 100 100; 101: 7 and 3-10tha, 8d sories100: 99% 100% © 101% One year certificates. 99; 9% 9% 9% The shipments of specie from the port of New York last week and during the year to date compare as follows with the exports during the corresponding period in 1864 and 1865:— 1864, 1865. 1866. Sixteenth woek.... $3,137,048 _ $83,922 $117,312 Proviously reported. 10,612,016 6,128,602 “6,877,423 From Jan.1 to date, $13,749,064 $5,212,524 $5,904,735 ‘The aggregato value of the imports, othor than dry goods and specie, at this port during the week ending April 21 was $5,286,457, The total imports of the week compare as follows:— April 5. Weert 112. Aprit 19. $3, 918,981 $2,003,467 $2,337,947 + 4,665,269 "8,757,374 6,286,457 7,684,250 $5,760,841 $7,624,404 ‘The New York imports of foreign dry goods compare as follows with former a ad For the Week. 1868. Entered at the Bose $1, i090 047 $1,; aris 160 $2,837,947 gy eg = 1,299,240 1,877, A477) 2,243,676 Since Jan. 1. Entered at tho tna v4 -$32, prety $13,720,208 be cord 356 Thrown on market, 257,052 49,048, 198 Muller, Wilkins & = Foot the following stooks and bonds at auction on Saturday :— 100 shares ben i gh and Traders’ 20 New York Frosting Dry Dock 30 La Fayette Insurance Compan; 600 Russell File Compan: 100 pe : 360 106 105 $5,000 Coen Company first mortgaze 30 orient 3 stutual Tnsurapco 810 lo, of 1860. 220 do. ot 1861. 70 do. of 1863, 350 do. of 1864, The Chicago Repu!ican of the 19th says: We learn from Houghton, Mich., of tho failure of the Pennsylvania and Delaware Mining Companies. The stockholders have for some time hoped agai and their me ‘soverument. Tt bas sunk, at an inside ‘tina $1,000,000, tn addition to the coppor receivod. Delaware is an off-shoot from the same mine, and oy sunk about $400,000. REPORT. Suspar, April 22, 1866. Asazs.—Receipts, 20 packages. The sale of pot has been somewhat restricted by the low stock. A moderate domand prevails and the light arrivals find buyers at $6625; a $6873 for first sort, Prices for pearl contia- ued nominal. We heard of no business. Bxeansrvrrs,—Reocipts, 7,244 bbla. flour, 20 do. and 1,000 bags corn meal, 260 bushels corn, 200 do, oats and 190 do, barley. Tho sales of State and Western flour were mainly at prices in buyer's favor, particularly for common and ordinary qualities, The sales were 7,000 bbls. at the revised quotations annexed. Southern flour had more sellers than buyers, though prices were with. out apparent change. Tho sales were 800 bbls. Canada flour was in moderato demand, but prices for all quahtios were lower by 10°. per bbl. The sales were about 600 bbls. Rye flour was quiet and unchanged. Corn meal was steady but the business was light, being confined to mainly Brandywine, at $4 50, but part 3.90'a $4. We quote:— Superfine and Western dour... + $6 90 a $7 00 COMMERCIAL Extra State seeeeees » 1504 8 00 » 8050 5% Common to medivia extra Wester: 7 8 70 Extra rennd hoop Oliv. 8 910 +o 2 00 9 10 60 «10 16 7% Common Canadian. 7 8 50 Good to choice aud extra, . 8 2 25 Ryo flocr ( ine). 4 5 @ Corn meal says 58 3 400 Cora meal, Brandywine, . i4 450 Corn teal, Lrandywine, punchoo «22 00022 50 —There was scarcely any demand tor eat, and prices: were ontiivly nom nal, galls Je. a 2c, lower for all quali- ties, The only sales heard of comprise 15,000 bushels, july chowe mow utuber Milwaukee, part last evening, at $1 85, balance private, Corn had a declining ten- deny, tinder @ limited inquiry. Tho gales reached 30,000 bu at $2c. a 86c. fur unsound and 8b. a 87\s¢. for sound mixed Western, in store and delivered. Oats wore firm Tue domand for rye wae. very moderate, and no ga’es of importance were made. alt Was quet and somewsat nominal No transactions of moment were heard of in barley, yet holders demanded previous prices, and the warket was steady. Cowra: was without special op A moderate busi- noe was dove in lote from second hands, but we heard of uo transactions from first hands. We ‘note the arrival of ship Au d Reckie with 3,031 bags Rio. Stock of Rio The ‘market continaed inactive, and prices y nominal atl ers and gollers wore too far apart in thelr view: © sales Were light, comprising only 1,950 bales, W YY ce = bt ate baud ae ae Ee ‘Ontinary.. Low middling’. M4 33 Middling. aT 87 3s Good mi 30 30 30 " 40 vies were and rates were entirely nomnal. i in want of fregut, particularly of heavy sul, aud would take it at very low rates; but nono is olfer ng: The engagemonts were:—To Liverpool, 360 bales cotton 1. a 6-161; to London, Soub 0 6000 bushels oais to & lasgow, per steamer, 200 bales cotton at 4d. The charters 'were:—A brig to Bristol, private; ibree schooners from Codar Keys, Fla. to toon Ye York, cedar, 20e. per cuble foot; one’ from Fav at Bd; Now Bediord, pine lumber, $12; one fen my port to Saco, coal, $2 25; ome to Portland, t ee) one from Rondout to Portsmouth, cement, from Rondout to Portland, 8%c.; a ship to Melbéurne and one to Weet cous! of South America. Hosey.—We note sales of about 160 bbls. and 180 ther- coy Cuba at 6¥e, a 64e., old, in bond for export, Hors were nominally without change. Small sales to the trate at 00c. a 60c., as to quality, NS special lots were moving Ewmet Wells’ clreular of April 21 quotes prices as fol- lows: —1864's—Iniorior American, 80. a 160. ; rime American, 20c. a 30c. 1865's—Inferior American, pi a 450 prime Amorican, 650. a 650 ; English, 600, Relgian, 600, a 65: 700. a Toe, ‘© quote Eastorn at ith sale of 000 at that rate, four months, ~ (oy Motasts Was sold in lots at firmor rates We note sales of 110 hhda Porto Rico at 700., muscovado at 620, Pereoteum was quiet but steady, by wt Ma 8,000 bbls, mainly at 24 a. for crude, a i in bond; the latter price for Rice, —The ‘market was quict aud w enles were mado at $20. a Ope. for Kai s | for Caro He 300 bb %, 301 Rvistons. —Receipt ls. por! packages cut meats, 1,210 do, and 30 kegs lard, the pork market was decidedly firmer a ‘th commencement, byt a slight Vor WAs apparent towards the close, bla. new mons, for forward delivery, tor early part of July, all ab Small goon, mud Lge. yout, he (all yx | gy 30 (ut'wew play in NEW -YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 23, ) 1866, i ; mess, Beef hams were firm, the R SALE. , Wonote tains or San bia. | pica at $38 a $39. was inactive, with sale Meith ealga of 800 8 400 boxes at a 8 14i4¢, for Cumberland cut, and and 14%. & bo. for a {Cut meats wore in moderate sales were ro 400 pack packages at 10 at ies a Mo alizer to for shot should and 15}<c. a 17340. were very light, yot Bolder denmanded the sales were at very full prices, comprismg 600 packa- me at 17Kc. a Ke. Sule was heavy. Choese was Srmane The market was without especial altcra- tion. Sales of 40,000 Ibs. were made at 160. al7c. There were buyers of prime at $c. & Xe but none was of- fered. Alfa 30,000. ibe, greene. se 0, a 12%0, Suaar,—The market was somew! depressed heavy stock and a limited inquiry, yet no decided change was apparent in prices. Tho saleg were 670 hhds. Cuba only small somes mand. muscovado at 10o. a 12%c., and 200 boxes Havana at 103¢c. a 12c. Refined was quiet and ui RL & A. Stuart's circular of ape 20 as fol- lows:—Granulated sugar, 16% ; sugar (A), 15c. ; yellow sugar (C), 143¢c. TALLOW was very steady, with a very fair business, comprising 13, 2001 Ibs., mainly at 113¢0. a 1150, ToBacco was without apparent The sales were 88 cases State seed leaf at 11. bhds. Kentucky at 28c. The inspections of at St. Louisfor the last three years were as follows;— Ehds. Boxer. 1,000 3,068 1,500 25,000 ‘Wuiskey. —Receipia, 298 bbis. ‘The market continued imactive, but prices were maintained. Trifling sales, comprising 100 bbla., were made at $2 26 a $2 27. Telegraphic Market Re; Flour inactive at $7 50 a $7 oe wi key Mess pork firm at $26 50; A perigereorg Ge. 5 country ht. Lard closed at heros a 190. Bulk meats and bacon quiet ee Waetheh eee 126. a1, 1366, at $2 22. at 26 2 Corn quiet at 45: No. 2. Oa gue ace 7 as 283 for No. 1. High- wines active at $: oes tot mess pork at pts, 6,600 Dols, 00 ‘bushels corn and 1: bushels cee ores }, 8,600 bbls, flour, 19,000 bi sels wheat, 16,000 bushels corn and 6, 000 bustiels oats. ee Pr on (panseuer DEPARTMENT, Arnit 16, 1866. Notice is rat New. or that the on ‘Treasurers of the racy Philadel; United States hia and Boston, and the Designated Deposita have been in- structed to discontinue reed ving deposits on account of tem- Porary loan for Clearing House purposes at five per cent per annum, on and after te all cer. tented ont catsianding and eh, Sty ns per cent in- On unid Ist Jay of May, and until further notice, sald As- sistant Treasurers an "Designated will receive such deposits, and 1s: therefor Clearing House certifi- cates, payable on demand, in legal tender notes, with interest at four per cont num. | McCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury. BAXkiNG woUsE OF ‘AY COOKE & Corner Wail and Nassau stroo In connection with our houses tn Pi sipnte aid Wash. ington, we havo opened a New York house at abore location, and offer our services to banks, bankers and inventors for the transaction of thelr business in this city, tucluding pur- GOVERNMENT °SECURITIEG, STOCKS, BONDS AND ane: areconstantly represented at the Stock eee e and old Board. where orders sent us are promptly fil Step on hand a full s upply of GOVERNMENT UBITIES OF ALL ISSUES, buying {nd selling at current 8, and allowing corre- pondents the Uberal rates the market affords. JAY COOKE & OO. FIRST A FInst bass aes JUOR STORE FOR 8A) x Sots, up; doing 6p eood PAWN OFFICE, DOING AGOOD PUSIERE LEASE AS ‘and Fixtures, Gall at 576 Second avent A rsa Terman. Bast Apply at 74 Fulton street, GLASS SIGN BUSINESS ‘Reasons for selling, ili health. CORNER STORE FOR ey OLD ESTAB- oly -senenne street; rare chance for # bi ‘ner Seventh avenue and ‘tock and Fixtures; Pent low. A ORS STORE FOR SALE—THE BEST CHANCE FO ig gg ge rg A pins gt 88 DOWN TOWN CORNER panes. ‘eaten Crapelying WILLIAM ABBOT, Auslioussr, 170 Chatham squar: A FINE CHANCE —S1GAR 4D UAE STORE FOR 270 Broadway. eee | PAPER BOX, FACTORY, FOR SALE—A DOWN gna Billiard Saloons, Bakeries Buuier and Frode Produce Stores, ST PROHIRLLTS Brave. Agency, 77 P Gedar street. NOTHER BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS corner anole aaa on 8 principal ayenue up Lown, aor olbermann i free, gi brnats ‘26 Chambers arate roms Ne BY an PD rE i asses | F oe er, 170 Chat OLD ESTABLISHED MILK: A VARIETY STORB | Aus on ryan, (nan toa small family. Apply on the'premises, 157 maton sronm 708 6 SALE CHEAP. ise gee ihe owner to giving-up he puslnoss. (or owner “4 East Twenty-! fourth strec! ace CORNER beg ent FOR aA naele A ‘Lease, Stock and Fixtures. it, $900. ted up. PULLMAN & CO., Enis roadwaye room ind he = ‘Bir FOR SALE.~34 BAST TENTH STREET. 1 steal FOR SALE—A eo ON ONE OF tired ri n application to MOUN KAVAN. as aPenruer Bixth averuoand Forty-second streck Dr, FOR SALE.—A LARGE AND WELL MADE aot for sale cheap, suitable for almost all kinds of 76 Fost olllce, Springfield, Mass, RUG STORE FOR SALE—-AT A LOW pun, for S ge rsiclan rage German; fair trade. Aj Datel \ uggiate’ Agency, 200 Bi an Broadway, rooms Dir STORE FOR SALE.—AN OPPORTUNITY IS OF- fered toa n Dracelet. ‘able to command $6,000 cash, to pur- one of the best Drug stores in sated, Uli other smaller Stores ia in New York and country. Wanted, as ey Counts Stores, G. W. 3! vig \UKLAND, Druggists’ Broad. ‘way, offices 7 and RUG STORE FOR SALE—ESTABLISHED SIXTEEN years; a good location for a physician. Inquire at store, 163 avenue A. OR SALE—A DOWN TOWN BAKERY, FRUIT AND F Fer Stand, ey, bor fit Herald otloe a Price ‘Address Bakery, box FoR tis oe ENTIRE FURNITURE AND FIX. tures of a aircon House. Call at 668 Broad- ‘way, second BOND, AND, MORTGAGE WANTED, ABOUT. $12,000 on store and lot worth ower part of oily for three years. None but principels nocd addrens o) E VERY VALUABLE STOCK IN A MANUFAC. turing com) Rand for apeas or for exchange for con- vertible valu: the Care abroad. Address Manufacturing Stock, Herali X baa ress hd oF igh BONDS OF THE ATLANTIC and Great Western G AC 90 the. i at Apel. will i ac ne oflce of MoaN! ew Yorx, March 27, WE CENTRAL mATOEAL ert OF THE CITY OF New York, New ork Aes Me, 3oes A dividend of si: thas of the profits of the iaat ix ay ‘monte ernment tax. on from the: NBY A. SMYT! ‘The transi 1, Inclusive. LOAN-ON MOST. FAVORABLE $105,000 Bux°t act 2 CHARLES E. WI Biases mscmeet. COPARTNERSHIPS. te ramen ae! Ne gr Se FOR Kae ne Partner yore with a litde ital, to wn; an excellent chance money. Inquire at 835 A ns in the world, as will be ES the country and coin way, room 43. MOLD, GRNTLEMAN WANTS A TARTNER WITH, A ve. Bost een Shed go cued. Api ave. ‘and ex or ad- dress D. 3. P., @ Bayard iow York. }.— No humbug. epee! Ratti tee —WANTED, A PARTNER, TO a the ar, $0 manutectare s valuable Cholera ee. Yor particu lars address Medicine, Station B Post ‘OTICE rd HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR. at need T. thdrawn from the firm of Bro ea ar BROW. ter, anid Reanten having been dissol “Rew Youn ‘konto ARTNER Aaa A a boone og oa —_ gost ping Basless wel otlabed “Adirss C ARTNER WANTED—IN A ee AND PROFITABLE ‘commissioy business; rare chance. 303. HALE, Ja. & CO., 293 Fulton street, Brooklyn. HME OWNER OF A VALUABLE DISCOVERY (PA- tonted) will dispose of fntereat to an active or Silent pariner.. The money. re md (62.800) will bo Tore than doubled the fi sent yess, risk or further out- lay. Address A. D. M., raid o8 pus, ~“COPARTNERSII HERETOFORE EXISTING between the undersigned is tis day disyolved by matual eon Furnise is hereby authorized to sign the drm name in Hiquidation i New Yous, April 18, 1363. Er PouMISS: ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER, with $20), as partner in a well established business that will, sand investigation, References exchanged. 187 Broadway, room Ii Warr T will gi short time as pai PERSON WHO WILL INVEST $2,000. sure chance to make $1.00) ina very . Apply at sture 115 Bleecker ANTED.—A PARTNER IN A TEN YEARS ESTAB. Aides grocery; is now doing an active cash business; with joase, sek ‘and fixiures. Apply at 499 Weat Thirty- second si mi FARINER WITH FROM, $69) TO $890 charg of an alrealy ed business ing ares large ‘prot peat Apply to UBU. D. BROWN, room 13, 150. -POR SALE ONE ALY INTEREST IN A os 9) Profitable minufactaring, basiness; salen ready . Apply at the factory, West Thirty secon 8! 100 HALF INTEREST TO A STEADY MAN, IN + a well established cash business paying larze ia; no risk. “Inquire of Dr. STONE, No. 4 New Uhatne ree 89100 —A SMART BUSINESS MAN os BUY AN ae In @ lucrative office tiring partner goin gi boeing on BILLIARD SALOON, WITH Sf bptding: jeer! ings store rent free. Enquire of THOMAS Ho ERY, 10 Battery place, from 12 M. POR SALE THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF cnn 100 Weat Fortyeatuth strech, wear RR SALE—A WEST WASHINGTON MARKET STAND. Inquire at 144 Centre row. OR SALES SALE—A GOOD BAR, FIXTURES, 4C., IN Rn room 1,195 Broadway. Inquire on "the prem! bg 8A! moby GROCERY sae pots § STOCK AND topline vt linen tog opens vl salllag. th eel et BLISS ton. Bib Broome Sircoh. R SALE—STOC! pixecene Ay AND WILL OF Pretentate eat Marko 18 Pluss, Righth sieet Fig Be SODA WATER MACHINE, IN THE condition, cheap, at 19 Dey street. OR SALE—BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGN: THE FR apite Bons Works, Ulises ie, eran, nent fear Flatbush lines Bierpacereaps Ras baa 2 aie :, bo., as. of ib Wail i street, ‘New York. R SALE—SHOW CASES, gti co Baling Paris ae re Cage made to order. to J. HODGE, 3 Jane street, one door west of avenue. R GALE —THE FIXTURES OF A Pampa, Counter, ee ieee Seg, ae sthessernns ikon Sal PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, na yore Pecan 94 and 956 Broadw. Way ope JOR STORE; Shelving. street, jotel, on account of slokness; for Tnquire at the premises. Fo. FIRST CLASS Herts STORE, IN Eleventh ward. Also House, Bar. on Coury Inland bosch,” Appiy to WiLLLAaM ABSOTT, 16) Chatham square. B SALE—A FIRST CLASS BOARDING AND LODG. ing House, Barroom, Lease and Fixtures, within one minuio's walk of Albany boat and California wid Liverpool 510 Canal strest, Foret SALE—A daly ANDY J ALUABLE FATEN B For hy vole By a: AMUBL W. Bivtet betweet hourser PA, M. TOR SALE—LOT OF GLASS CASES, 31 FEBT 10) foot high, Drawers, &o.; two Counters, ove Desi, order; for any business, at’ No, 9 Fulton Bue, Brooklyn, OR SALE—THE STOOK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Wil) of an Oyster and Dising sa Sali For there: Me ulars inquire at the saloon, 43 Broadwa: Fv SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF or one of the beat liquor stores, in the Seventh ward: only blocks that will be licensed under the new law, Dherry between Gouverneur aud Mont. G,7 a )OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A TOY ‘and Candy Store, at 45 Main street, Brooklyn, the owner winting to go to Europe. VOR SALE—A RESTAURANT AND BAR, 279 WEST sireet, opposite Troy and Albany line of steamers. Ap- ply on the premises or to MITC. cL, 77 Cease street. ros.“ fear ae ot SHRLVING, tu SHOWCASES: atock of Heniwase st be sold tule we yuiiding to De be torn dowu. Apply on the promises, 1,163 way. npn Atlin inane PEN SALE—A es ee AND 2 peg e's span eee: Sure at Se rae WILL jrookiyn, B.D. FPOR SALB—A Lot oF PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, A No. 1. Persona in want of {ustruments will woll to call at 22% Bowery, third floor. OR SALE—THR GOOD WILL LEASE, STOCK AND Fixtures of an established Dining Sulodn, well located and now dou bumuess. Kare oporvunity for ‘8 bust ness man to an extaviistied permanoat DINAN &'C0., 43 Chatuumn street, OR SALE—A FI CLASS STAND IN att hs aed b Rott rope, J. M. MOODY ECO. a3 Pine we $1.5 FOO 70,8200 NILE SECURE AN INTEREST, m9) with guarantecd large returns, in one of the beat located. first clans Broadway Photographic Galleries, to which the present sole owner fads himeel! a le to do full Juaticn on account of tl! health, Address Geo —PARTNER WANTED, A RESPECTABLE, station F. $2.500 ~Visinoce man to extonda well enabled manufacturing business of a salable and sabstantial article Of dally consimption: beat, references given and required. Apply ‘& ROGERS, No. 4 New Chambers sireet, room 4 No. & in the market, for six days. {OR SALE-TWO TUBES AND BOXES AND FRAMES ior. for photographs. Apply at 18 Wooster street, third Ke SALE CHEAP—A LOT OF SEAMEN’S CHESTS, suitable for packing light fo Sonu or to Calforaia Apply t BF Wen strect, corner of bany, up ata ‘ala. Apply at 87 E ‘pa ee 8To witt bgt} Rent Ban taquire et 22 © —PARTNER WANTED, IN A LONG, SU $2.50. cessfully estabtished, lucrative cash WNesingen A chance seldom o1 ress, with real name, for Inter. view, Industry, Box 150 iterald ottice. 83. 000 <WANTED, PARTNER IN AN ESTAB- ‘. shed business ‘one Who would not object fa 4 Rurvpe f months; none except those mean- in Cy "pest of reference given a} wir. hambog speculation. Calion BE. Jordan, ‘a {OR SALE—FPLOUR AND Stock, Fixtures and Good Of the best stores a Joeation 0} phd STORE, WITH GOOD i with two years Lease; one ie side of the city. Tor inforemnelow apply to FRAZ! TAYLOR, 140 Varick street, TORAGE FOR Lik hee ype ald A First Bont ot" with modious jofts, oF sear Apay wan SE MBRIAM, isi Be yor SALE OR TO. LETS Cog one Ca PURCHASERS—100 tons of No. 1 a Heep reat Bes tf ese ania honen i rena STORE, rae ar tee wrought | fe fore at) yes at % Bs ee bl AY Jt ata Ge as a4 CHANDELIERS, haf Ip = tlre of JUUN VANDEVENTER. sia oh etree. ROCERY goss Ba) SALE—215 NINTH AVEN' Gres between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets ve the Tease Inquire on Gie premines, | eae 18M UFACTURING BUSINESS FO! [ot MANUFAC rma. gui cal and note f pow E— Utensils, worth th Le r Herald otice, aay x M. LOAN OFFICES. aiany Ny kcta ie CARRS OR Bits ih HIGHE: ‘NI ROKER Me Hot ia, tes AO BS, JEW URYs de, At 77 Bosker street, mp staira DYANCES MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Bewelry,, Dry Goods and Personal, roperty of every aA | Grand street, wo doors west of road way. Avie bt BROADWAY—1 PAY THE If Diamonds, Watonea, Jewelry, nd Broker, opposite Wallack's theatre, BADE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, foods bought at full value, Tivaté oflice 185 Grand street HEST PRICES or advance on ON Apso tat up staira, near Centre. Tg NASSAU, STRERT, ROOM NO. 2—A. HONIG the highcat prices for Diamonds: Watches je also makes advances on consignments HYMAN'S, 8 BROADWAY, CORNER OF Boud Sas Will be putd the bighest prite for (amanda, Watenes and Silverware, of will advance oa the above | for HOTOORAPH GALLERY FOR SALR—VERY CHEAP. ‘wanted. @81 Broadway, coruer of Amity Protoorarat a: GALLERY FORSALB—WITH ALL ITS rienances, afd Lease nt low rent; here ts « choice Biaow wil ca getablished and doing & good wi rented, and possession give rm ness demanding all bia time, — 1 as i BTAIL LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE~AT @ EAST _ Broadway. Apply a8 above, Suan ® FOR SAL. eapeoury TONS BURDEN, light draft, and in Apply to MULFORD. ANGELS between Sirantie anki tapleton lat st as wand, where the Boat Soar, FACTORY POR SALBOA BARGAIN KET. + tes, Frames, 7) onier. ‘open. fing for w ‘cfs tna Pore ap 363 Third ay. NDRY FOR Ry FOR BALE.—Is TN SPLENDID fe business TEAM LAU 8D, Romtung orden pnd lenow clearing over $100 per weeks iso half Land sear ¥ vcatcnestr For further paruewlars eddrese a wiferaie office. gens. TREE YEARS ASR, ‘K, PIXTU! or Book and and Eraure' resume be + mont forsale. Aviv at the store. Gi Urand sireet, a SALR. RAPARRS.—A NEW, FIRST neat’ Broadway. f ght for sale. estate Olli Ne ‘6 West Eleventh street, way. si Tea, CADENA er OWNERS OF NERS.—FOR (sige 203g in. at “Osa Foremast orenaact. 17 feet loug; deck. iso one Boom, 65 ag Tae ills 5x8 in, on eas suitable for vouseis of 108 to 150 tons. ‘or partioul lars address T. 7, box 160 Herald offoe, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Ape! NO. ae “po y§ AVENUE—BY a DaY— h immediate Gireular, wit with y pons ‘be had oo peeerie. at 4 Primed BaRGalr) 8, IN. wor. 8 ALE, THE Zorg! STORY. HIGH A stoop, ‘sub-cellar, 25 feet front ia rele Boe Na a we ply ve TENA DEL VALLE BARGAIN—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE eae | & in porfect enter, “Eng ga, 00, complet fa ai + Priedas wor a ‘aroadway. A. 20D BRICK HOUSE. ee) LOT AT A Rasoale third street. a and Lob. Dear ferry, re iy oe ag ad ah nen for Naaenges a ee 421 Broadway. Cures HOUSE FOR SALE.—INQUIRE AT 23 WEST i LF >|: E BE BROADWAY 0 sRTY, street.—T! si tat Price $8000" JoREE Pasig it ae entero PETROLE FINERY, IN_COM- He order, fitted wy wih un i8 bras power Engine oy, Ser tau! ran yaa ge es to view the. ‘property ty apply to 3. BOS Sia NE ‘BROW i, nis broatway. Th a enrorgne. nd cela Tern Ter i ta RK SALE—$13,000 EACH, THREE Free Houses pe rid fA" street, three stories, baset ed ‘second th areans, x coreer of Forty-second OR SALE—A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, 22x50x79, in fect order, well buill ing, all improvements, with new and handsome fural- Toren BROTHERS & BELLAMY, No. 8 Pine atreet. Hi alae Bonin 3 tal alee A aba A Sea i OR SALE—THREE STORY HOUSE AND LOT NO. East Eighty-sixth street, north side, near Central Lig tl house in pertect order, thirtcen rooms, and all modern i provements; possession ately.” Inquire on premises, Bray ty ment Houses in East avonue; are now paying 12 per cent rent: 20 story and be sold ches, Foquired, $4,800, Apply to JOLN FETE avenue. OR SALE—THE LOTS ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF Fourth avenue and Forty-first street, about 100 feet ‘square. Apply to ABNER L, ELY, 22 Pine sireet, OR SALE—LEASE, TWO YEARS TO RUN only $375 a your), ond nd ontise Furniture of oa table house; respectable yards matory. nloely’ fara mrt ipelucing Brussels Boa ‘Mirrors, two band- ts’ Rosewood Furnitu Bal Plano, and ali neockeary. 2th rnushing for 9 a1 once to housekeeping the Ist of May, exvept bedding. chinm, pls late, s, books, 0 aig tins price, for whole holo. omy urty-third street, near Second Tot 100; re Set nD third ‘Third RENT ‘com- + bor it rhaments «nd Watch present occupants reserve; $2.00); to oti auch Ghaace to be m oltice. OR SALE—A Langer iit eit STONE FRONT House, four story and house in'ev atrlotly rat class, and veo el be wold frown $6,000 19 $8,000 lesa he present value; Darien tne latest conveniences and fialshed in @ most ib at} ‘23x; lot 100 feet; tion Bixtieth street, ‘between eine and cau ton avenues, Watchman on the premises. Apply to TTRBTCH, 418 Third avenue. POR SALE—A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, with ull the modern improvement ready sossad strech, rs nou (teak Kigkiiv avenues, sis0 two Ty os east s g ages in tiarlom: p euch, Inquire of M, M. HENEY, 130 West ‘Twonty-clgntn street. SALE—$30 CASF.—THOS! WISHING TO AVOID Peni He Tenis would do wall, before placing them- ioe ory ulngs airarekecl aituated (2 Eighteenth ase paying the balancs $2 . y tee “Apply to Premises. SALE LOW—AN EXTRA LARGE AND, FIRST fs Tpet; Furaiture ean be, yurcessed If LOW &00,; No. 8 Pine street. PORGRRLR Tees ES Ra Cg eg eae bathe Re FOUR eee preys ete hot Baik trou "Haralwon ferry. le ‘be sold low. Two-thirds can remain in store at way. ; Te anes eh the ‘erotaat zc At iftiroadway, Geop. Saree eck rar shorioa, raking tnis 3 et i Wo ordinary houses, hisn the very valuable Lot of Fulton atrest, which is well worthy the aiteaiioa of real estate buyers. NEW 83STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN oveun for salo, in Fifueth wuveti size 20550210 Houses for'Siusui, Ayply to Wit sree, nt to ed —FOR SAL8. A TWO STORY FRAME $3.500 ead saat Pppeaient t House and eutively mt, co far “Apply on the premises. s eee BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. yous SALE—IN BROOKLYN, TWO PiRST CLASS front Houses, now Gnishod, with ail the modern improvements, Nos. $2 and 8 Woodhall wirect, near Hi Bal block trum First plus, tires chuss euros ings Traum? diate Terms low, Apply at dll Hicks strost. D. DIXON. R SALE—A CORNER STORE AND DWELLING two Stores and Dwell : all thrte story and nts, brick, Nearly ingas location fa South Brook'yu; rea |. but If to let Row would brinj gas all turough, Ad OR SALE. ALUABLE BAQOKUYN 4 two suory and base: nrey avenue, & uiford street. $do.on Van i! Nostrand avenuss. 3do on avenue. 10 three story and bisewent on Warren atre near Fifth avenue, water and gas iu all. Cora pass conve: Bient to all, Pye oF ia bh ase ave first west of Marcy avo- » from AL, or at 58 Broome from 8 A. M. to POR SALG—A HOUSE AND Lot, WITH groom: 4 Fixtures of a Fancy Si ire, esianlishod in Ress location, 19 Grand si:ort, Williamsburg. MEK ELEGANT THREE STORY rs BASEMENT ser fete Ro Sl Ureene aveute:, modere, tmprevoneesst i ya re o + Bit |, posses. Hite aimataaty. Wi dha siteot room No, $1.790-« Ng Ute i ae “COUNTRY EAL ESTATE FOR SALE. LL WANTING VARMS.—LA D3. 0 ALL WANTING Farms —| aed ing settlement of Vineland; Fich soi. produc S79 sere in four ‘yearei [= 74 hundreds igo CitaRtes K. sing ne ate Foantolen Vine. . answered. land, Lani a Papers will bossa free containing full information SPLENDID RESIDENCE AT GREENWICH FOR ‘salo—One hour fram the city; grounds beautiful, with ahtubbery and (rait trees: quite Hear the depot, hou Sitesi a large an juxury, oa Beaty leat digest Fontes Land 0: O.ice, 62 Broad- FARM FOR SALE—DESIRABLY LOCATED, eatehester county, convenient to New Haven Ratl- Ponds Prion $25,002 “Apply wo D.0. HAVILAND, 108 Chat T pate N. J.—HOU; ison tween Hat aud Nn PooMs | on irths of an ee oF address je and fruit trees; acral oy mn promiegss to Ar ke OMITH, ‘ost oflice, New York. OMS AND THREB A Fuecormecomeah i none are iaten Island: fine la bade bea Price, =, ioe Fratare, Pawo, ‘se, $1000." Neat WP. saYMouR, Im Broadway, GOOD TWO STORY AND BASEMENT rhe re sale, at Yonkers, about sight miguied) RST CLASS FARM FOR SALR—WITIITX 81x Ar el le nen Gaoee of choice $20,000. Pa Particulars with 8. E ith B, BM Stites aa TS yournit AVENUE. —2 mS STANLEY DAY.—OF. ee Jersey Eroperty, for wale at Shot aaa bea dase City, 1 en + "a. lab, New Brena, Newark, + bassale, Pal Gore. Pe Cry oF, LAND FOR BALE or to Tet fa AL. Wes Lia. Haven de- AS comntnends fine view Nineteenth Piazza about 20 mation Festi Soady Ste’ Peeve cate York, rk e R. SLOAT, ‘Bast Lak, 158 By ray, Cane Haverstraw, N.Y. OREAT VARIRTY OF BRAUTIFUL SUBURBAN | 2,7 Tacry tor 7 amor Wet farm Farms, Wood: ta, ier wd din Also New York and /:rooki cal ms SSRs Unde s Gu 0O., 300 Broadway. sPatiakts a sree Cantewn Lay 8 by A, Lagat = 4 On Col Haas: rateardany 10 soren radon 1 ra land aud f Ann streot si fom are rat, eS fi St iad a tae "3, of of GF HOLS house afd stable, carriage hi about seventeen city tote. with Spolce fruits. Bor ieelinte apes Pe OUMORLLOR, No: oF bridge VENI Nae 4 es or N.Y. Newark, " Frepison ine OR TO LETAIN THE, TOWN Flushing, two miles from railroad, seven miles from lew York; house, bara, nee nearly ng with t five acres of land, well ada, farming OF ga: Tngaire o of CHAPMAN & VAN wre’ 170 Front street. Wes eres HOROEUS. N. J., OF jopot; well stocked with choicest frults: good house and one feign ride from Nowe York. Aj 1 gr AND COUNTRY SEATS POR boner yt oy cheapest and most desirabl Ne: Places, in this and aelahbring tutes, Peeeeanek ay will tind it thee terest to call upon GEHRENBECK & CO., 24 New street, ag SALE—AT A SACRIFICE IN MOTT HAVEN, 10 tea walk from Harlem Bridge, a first class i sonnel bono em more Ni 7. stable, sold bi 7 10. ma Coa i OVINGTON, Builders 129th etrect, ext q avenue. re On ee ee POR SAbEA SMALL HOUSE, CONTAINING SEVER South Bergen, N. J. sa near t2@ seer see de TaN saree cies re 0 , oF WILLIAMS, Brinkerhot ‘South Bergen, of Mrs. E. A. hogs Peder gata ge IN Saad gee x. ies order, contain! ween $ and 4ucres, bi bats wand r ‘quibulldings. » Address 3. B. K., bow oat OR SALE—A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, SEVERE Tooms and Lot, hulf a mile from Weehawken ferry, and one block from the Union Hill and Weabawken Kaitroad, alte uated in the town of ai itenverg, i a For julars ia quire of G. SNEATH, Guttenberg, N. roe SALE Bovar AT NEWARK; A NICK TWO ANB half story frame, in borhoods within five minutes w: Contre ate Treg ediatel; i cee serra eae Fit Sr alt Broad atrost, tt owatky Ned aye ett eal lahpinrel dl oe CB, bad ki | river, near Red Bal acres, | acre iavel tne Ts fettace to the, wat earnets bathing, dost sold im noe were BU Kis ‘i PErhie T ‘Leonard stress. oe SALE—A VERY ae oe pea dt ope Westchester vounty, wi ton miles of The hoasa a ere inge order. Vosseasion on fee {OR immediately. Apply to E T. WALKER, 99 Gold street, OR SALESIN SING SING, 1% MILE FROM DE ‘a very desirable Country seat 196 sores of Land, fine river view; gnod 4 ouses, all in 3 double | House in tae eyiown, ne ‘pear the forvele ebeng. Inquire of FAS. 1 Adama’ press, 50 faricer’ between a A. Ferre ry a M. [POR SALE—A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESID! Porichester. containing 10, asres of ‘nlghly | land; buildings nearly all new; choice rls, Sng shade aud locaiion ye leventh street, corner Sixth avenue, Bh A OO EE a Ew BALE—L TH URRORN, Wd. TN A RS. cited i, Fidu in porte ise iborhoud, a gpten w Ce ey marenieua ne ‘how of ew minutes: ESL eont Bato aveuton tnyatie’of Wa Ly ALCES & CO., 6 Paar street. F% SALE—IN EAST had PRES a 5 IN rerio BIO). ta Thquire of J- iowa Rus, acoean; jp tr] covalent tristan eat LE—$8,00-A SPLENDID FARM, 50° cet Fu Sreotient Migedat Duilaingas pleuty 1 ey fealty ellrone by it Goud Bitirond depot Mecricalsre with GEHRENBECK ay eo 24 New ativet. R SALE, Late i TARGYPOWN—A BRICK MOU! with (wo OF ten acres of 1 rooms, ana @ anid; the viows ou : he ac man teri ‘rani Psainiabearied snes easy OR SALE OR RIOR ANG R—4- FF FINS FARM ae sin geen in Rigo Mate ey cultivatie ir oes ‘io ordee, freon Sere Be F°% ALE bi to} Let—IN pstonts. A HOU! rouad on Retnaun street; house 40 feet square, and. roar, tM orice, with an extoaalve view and water soonety, 8, si isin § ay Energy ots Duiluicge ol = Beuiaad Wears of PIES 38* aimga sh ame Hepes a nee! Ee: SALE, pine Saves Yan ih tbuuans ot eat MEW. 30 Caer SLOAT, Rast Haverstrew, 28, Sh Bayes ot Eraadway, Now York, of of PB. 4 Disioont ier TO MANUFACTURERS. 10.000, former 18:20", cow $23.00, 0 Steam 2 ai only CUA, ney on & nav =. iTarmie ‘sony. Apply to 1S URUNENBECK £00. APER J AND BOARD MILL FOR SALE. The OWE ses ana eats on the Ie. & H. 9 imiles fcom Bollows’ Falls, ‘ork aut Boston markets, so aoll is wishin 8 guinutes’ walk of tne depot, sisis of one cyllader Paper Machine, 64 inch; Machine. 64 imei: sour 29 nels Koginen; tro Biers. Steam Pump; Dry House and all the for a ard of many thicken iy rio ears in manvfae a TABOR, iy swo ne per “Wesoctally mone og oy thick rf large the kind to A a cee ‘Sachamge street, Bostow, A SHORE REMIDENCE FOR SAt Onn Ht aS ity by rail, Re ietheet ot apt dyil ig sag iat, rea ge ters, Herald office. QPRING BROOK—15 ACERS SUPBRIOR LAND: COM. Sinus ina nay ort Me eset Ralited, 45000 3 pear Sad i unten fram MOORE & bioae Nassau street, 10 EXCHANGE FOR wustaen, LAN bie manufacfactariag ps & Atty thousand be bachen eatern lands. Address 8., box 314 3.—A DESIRE from fort) are for we WATER POWER TWENTY || SE 200, tee aaa Slee 13 decoy. ines ‘Chambers siree $5. 500 ree BEAUTIFUL BESfDEYOR, awn 2 easter mn pny. Fimnteg ep riety yesWeshaeces street, ‘ugar Broad N IMPROVED Pi RW wapted—for which will re ven fi ek. Addreses. vin, t two woe ; ALIFORNTA LANDS WANTED.—WANTED, Walk, with of without stook and improv dress, anes Ra ye full particulars, price, locatl: A ah age = 4 toa, ae, box 287 Post ANTED A FARM oF anges, A 4 ACRES, IN E: interest ine r baitlage and bora Wis AN a5 vicar, mg ASB OR RENT—A SMALL TWO Cag I 1! an hour's Coy rh car oF salar tion. reat Re bow “2 Silesia oie — estanuated loo v faring, oer per ea pe sXo0" + hy bond week, ©. 0. U., bos tery fien eae wares Price required Address ____ MACHINERY. A. (TEAM ENGI ENGINE AND HOLLER POR SALR CRAP Ante Foie! Fe ins eter; engine fect oriler, Can Y's printiag oflies, feet maion at M OR BA’ worms, TU! Lead-lined an, de Call ‘oatat Vea ou oad cornet rene jereay city. Bay and OR 8. KOON, AND ENGINE pete | Pk ton er to swing 86.and 26 inches, R BALE.—CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, AS GOOD AS in use. Al d Stalionary Engines, eh BS aces ey #. CHAMPION, ‘AND Bote McKEN. “ Fe tadhacaa Seat et onary. ee sng Sa tnd ie ee RoR HINES AND "thes cE & ort = HAND, 10 70 100 we Ld abs Ano Rraareeke Wake Mone aime ‘Warnes erence ia coen aan