The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1867, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tavrspay, March 28—6 P. M. Money is still active, although an easier feeling is manifest. Call loans range from 6 to 7 per cent, with a good demand, but borrowers experience less difficulty than bas been prevalent for the past day or two, There is considerable stringency in nearly all the commercial centres of the country ; but it is presumed that the banks ‘are now so strengthened, iu order to make a favorable ‘Teport on the Ist ult,, that we may anticipate a relief from that pressure at an early day. With the plethora of idle capital at present existing in this city, which is 90 fully evidenced by the enormous investments daily ‘veing made in real estate, as well as by the fact that the inland exchange markets are all in our favor, necessi- tating large shipments of currency in order to preserve ‘balances, together with the extraordinary cheapness of money throughout Europe, a close market here would seem to be an anomaly, But it really exists, and we Presume that the sole cause is simply a lack of confi- dence; in what we cannot say. Certainly not in the government, for her bonds are strong and steadily appre- ‘Ciating; notin our people, for new enterprises of vast ‘magnitude are being developed and carried forward to ~completion daily. Perhaps the solution is in the inevita- ‘dle struggle that is taking and is to take place between paper and a specie currency. The stock market is better and somewhat firm in tone, Erie, the Northwestern shares, Michigan Southern and ‘Cleveland and Toledo (the latter on the announcement of a dividend), were stronger and active. New York Central and Rock Island alsoimproved in price. Pacific and Adan- ‘tic Mail closed at about the rates current Jast evening. Quicksilver and Cumberland are lower. Governments are strong and State stocks show an improvement. At the ten o'clock open board Erie sold at 5814; Read- ing, 1015; ; Michigan Southern, 763¢ a % ; Cleveland and Pitteburg, 79% ; Rock Island, 97; Northwestern preferred, 644; Fort Wayne, 96 (b.3). The market was firm at the, first regular board, New York Central closing 3¢ higher than at the correspond. ing period yesterday, Erie 5, Michigan Southern >, Cleveland and Toledo 2, Rock Island %{, Northwestern %, do. preferred %, Fort Wayne %{. Pacific Mail was 3¢ lower, Quicksilver 1. At the one o’clock open board New York Central sold at 1063;; Erie, 58%; Reading, 1012( (b. 3); Michigan Southern, 77 a 7734; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 793,; ‘Cleveland and Toledo, 120% a 120%; Rock Island, 97!;; ‘Northwestern preferred, 647; a 65; Fort Wayne, 965. At the half-past two recular board there was a further improvement in prices. New York Central closed \ higher than at the fret regular board, Erie 4, iia Southern %, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rock Island 3{, Western Union Telegraph 3. At the quarter past three open board New York Con- ‘tral sold at 106% (b, 3); Erie, 583{; Reading, 101%; Michigan Southern, 87; Cleveland and Toledo, 122; Rock Island, 97%; ; Northwestern preferred, 64%; Pacific Mail, 129; Quicksilver, 32. At balf-past five the market was steady at the follow. ing quotations:—New York Central, 1063; a 34; Frie, 58% a 7%; Reading, 101% a %; Michican Southern, 767% a7: Rock Island, 9714 a 3g; Fort Wayne, 96; North- ‘western, 35% a %{; do. preferred, 64% a %; Pacific ‘Mail, 130; Atlantic Mail, 85; Western Union Telecraph, -41% a %; Obio and Mississippi certificates, 27; Mari. posa preferred, 22. Government securities are firm. The new bonds of 1965 are most in favor. This evening’s quotations are an follows:—sixcs of 1881, coupon,"108%% a 7%; five. twenties, 1862, 1003f a 4; 1864, 10734 a 4; 1865, 107% &%; new 1865's, 1073; a 24; ten-forties, 975; a 3. Registered bonds are %{ a % lower, Seven-thirties, first series, 106 n %{; second, 10534 a 34; third, 1053; 2 14, Mining stocks were dull. Alameda Silver closed 5c, , higher than at the corresponding time yesterday, selling at $8 25; Corydon 20c., selling at $4 70. Quartz Bill ‘wae 35c, lower, selling at $3 40; Consolidated Gregory Gold 50c., selling at $10 10. At the second board Quartz, ‘Hill closed 10c. lower than at the first board, selling at $8 30. Consolidated Gregory Gold was 10c. higher, sell- ing at $10 20; Columbian Gold and Silver 5c., selhng at $3 15. Gold is steady. The opening price was 1341;, which ‘was the lowest rate reached during the day. The closing price was 134%, which was the bighest figure obtained. ‘There is at present an active Custom House demand; but borrowing rates were 1-32, 3-64, 1-64 to flat. ‘The foreiza exchange market was very firm, and a ~@ensiderablo amount of basiness was transacted. Bankers’ biilson England, sixty days, were quoted at 100%; three days, 1093, a 109: commercial bilis, 108 010876; francs, sixty days, 5.15 a 5.213¢; three day: 6.1836 0 5.17%. ‘The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sab-Treasury in this city for the ‘week have deen as follows :— Cus'om House, ——————Svi~ Treosur' !.——$ Receipts. Payments, Balance: ‘March 25.. eee a eattan saat rittieees March 26... 433,000 2,262,188 2,269,390 110,700,258 March 27 502.000 3,419,289 1,067,565 113,111,982 March 28, + 369,000 2,188,800 5,319,998 109,990,849 ‘The following is an exhibit of the business transacted at the United States Sub-Treasury, Chicago, for the week ending March 23, 1867:— ‘The Comptroiler of the Currency gives notice to bold- ersof circulating notes of the first National Baak of ‘Newton, Massachusetts, the notes of the Tennessee Ni tional Bank of Memphis, Tennessee, and those of the First National Bank of Medina, New Yori motes will be paid in lawfal money of the United St ‘upon presentation at the Treasury of the United States ‘The Boston bank statement for ihe past two weeks compare as under: — March Dh. ‘The variations this week from the statement for the ‘week ending March 18 are as follows: 30 71,248 ‘The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company's earn- ings are reported as follows :— 1867. 817,798 67,362 230/464 . 1 "mite = $4485 ‘Tho London bullion market was dull, according to the fatest advices by mail. Hardly anythiog was doing sn gold, and silver also was quict, with few transactions Rates wore as follows, according to the British standard, Saue SShe ae ame On the Continent pasintted aowen The banks of Frankfort, Amsterdam and Berlin have recently reduced ‘their quotations for advances, The following are the ‘Jatvest rates in the leading cities:—Paris, 3-2%—}; Vi- ennd, 4—4; Berlin, 3—3; Frankfort, 344—3; Amsterdam, 32%; Turin, 6—0; Brussels, 3-24; Madrid, 6 Hamburg, 01%; St. Petersburg, 7—8—9. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Thursday, March 28—10:30 A. M. e egEeae55 agetualsientetensizt bit ff © 10046 Pi baled i ws » 13586 a7) 8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1867. TRIPLE SHEET. 24 Fourth Nai Bi..... 198 4 ‘est eo a on 41% SU. Chle & Rock ts RR 1 Quickstvin Co Fn | Cana <. BOG 100 6" 99 Cleve & Toledo RE td 974 100 Gan Hor i BH Pitts, mW ac am ap a NEM Wik Go i 200 Morris & Essox RR. 30 Bosion Wat Power... 00 i. & St. Jo RR pref Hali-past Two o’ Clock P. M. 950000 TS 6's. 1881 WONTS $00 she Wace MRE Co. 1204; ooo U8 veg i Ie ie 10 N'Y Central RR. 13000 U6 vet tors do 1000 ‘Ten.7 #-i0.2aseries 10635, 00 Erie BR — ees new... 300 do. 10) Tilinois Cai 200 Cler & Pitts Bi 100 199 263, f. 54 = Paci’ Mail SSCo.. 129% 300 da. poe) Be sca site’ pret COMMERCIAL REPORT. Trurspay, March 24-6 P.M. Corrox.—A fair speculative and spinning demand prevailed to-day. and the market ruled firm, closing steady at the annexed quotations. The sales were 3.800 bales. We quote:— oon 29 2 x» w 5 Middting. FN ; ag Good middiing By B uM Correr.—Of Rio we heard of no important sales, but the market ruled firm. Other kinds also remained dui, Flour axp Graix.—Receipts, 2.152 bbls. flour, 312 do. and corn meal, 2.574 bushels eorn, 678 do. oats und 780 ‘Th ket f¢ al We mare in ket — closed reduced — prices, holders s demanding ees tally at ae high as the closing quota. tions of yesterday. inquiry noticed was ‘checked. Geverert x and the sales were confined penis to the wants of the regular trade. with some sales for t vinces. The sales were about 6,000 bbls. California flou: ie Jes active, but drm. Choice was held firm at, $15 ugh it closed firm at our quotations with ‘Of rye flour sales were effecied of 300 bbs. the market ruling steady. Corn ment con- tinued dull and prices were entirely nominal in the absence of important transactions:— Superfine State and Western... Extra State. Faneyand ext ene. ve flour (superiine). Corn med, Jersey... Corn meal, Brandywine. California (sacks and bis.) no disposition to operate at current quolati clozed dull and heavy. The sales were onl No. 2 Milwankee at $2 55, 3,000 bushels 2,600 do. amber State at $8 15, The deadlock in corn continued until nearly the close of “Change, when bnyers took hold freely, enabling holders to establish a marked improvement, the market closing firm at $1 19 for mixed Western in store and $1 20 aflont. There was no news from Europe—the wires east of Bangor being down. ‘The sales were 100.000 bushels at $1 1635 a $1 19 for Western mixed in store. $1 18 a $1 20 for do. afloat, and $1 22 for yellow, Oats closed tirm und a fair business was transacted. Sales 60.000 bushels at 7c. . for State. 67c. & 70c. for Ohio and 65c. a 67e. for West Rye wan in fair demand ard firm. Sales 20,000 Imahels at $1 8 a $136 for Western and State at $145. Barley continued to rule dull and heavy: we only heard of sales of 8,500 bushels poor Canada West, free, at $1 10. Of barley malt the only sales reporied were 500 Hushels at $1 25. Frerants were heave under moderate offertugs, and with superabundance of tonnage on the general chartering brainess remains dull in the extreme, and almost the only business in the line ix in the petroleum trade, The charter of a 7.000 bbl. vessel. with petrolenm from Philad phia to Antwerp. pnblished yesterday morning, was ¢r- yoneour. The same reported in the HrmaLe week urtwo ago. ‘Thi comerments Liverpool, 0 bales cotton ai 5 d.: 7.00 bey rahela corn at 4b: And per steamer. LOW bales entton at 716d. &. Bede: by bushels peas at 5d. and 7,0 do. corn at Sd, To London, per steamer, 1,348) boxes cheese at 40s. 100 packages tobacco at 45s. per fon, and 109 tone oil cake an private terms. To Glasgow. per steamer, 7 500 bus To Rrewen, 2000" bbls. rosin at 26, 6d.: and per steamer, 1,600 hales cotton at i Gray ruled dutt, We fand prices were nominal, re, and Wize, a Wwe. in Boston. ait remained tinchanved.. Prices were nominal gc., sold in bond on the spot, and 10%c. a Ne. lors were steady, with sales of 35 bales at 45c. a 70c., ac- cording fo gral Hina So sales of any kind were reported, and prices Shay aati’ ie tive, at $1.50 a $155 for shippl tie 1 re, al a for shipy and $188 a 92 2 for peta RRr Motasees®-The demand sontinued light, beine confined to the wants rot the trade: however. were without eaaen- tlal change. The only sale we heard of was 40 hhds. Cube muscorado on private terms, Naval. Storrs. —Spirtis turpentine was sold to x moderate extent at a Ci Serctesion from vrevious prices; sales were effected of 100 bbls. to arvive at . and 100 do. on the spot ai 7734c, The market for roxing continued quiet, bat. prices essential Gf oy mon, however, Soden at Wat the close at * 20. Beni ides a -o nala, ‘of alot of 80) ‘Ubls. of common and Stained at age ‘80 and 100 bbls. ined PS ae we heard of nothing. Tar was steady ‘at our last mone a Balee 1000 on: saa at fo. Mee. hier rn at Be rushers’ no yous if aad NE pe ogi Onin . ou Sete Tear epee es aes acne main dak 2 an Pisiea a laicee ms, and ® Wize. for oar "ties matte for lard Was lose cclivasoat pre prices were obtained. The salen were #00 bbl Thue alates the Jlattex remained heavy atte. 9 Soe. for State, and Tc. Me. Wenere, | Cinaes wanunshnaged ati3i.0 Ides cecsruing te uality, , PR pe eg ng ‘2.998 bbie. The demand for crude active, market reer at ee in bul @ hesrd ol ina’ fe, ih BUTE, ome ralar tA Toro bis. mn oak i option. 4 wir -— Napeon ae 20hg <; bold. ered he ances at jongh some hoi ers mill demand rr, Me ey oe pd : also |, is. Standard white for the last half of eecemaeeeene a 9%\e. for Rangoon. and me market was moderately active at slightly Fedning Cuba ity Be Wtie. a Wee aome: Wellers uated f0e'k Wee Mae alge were 764 hide. He a 10%Ke. for Onba musco- nd aie. for clartted do. and A WM TBic, for Porto Risoi alse Std boxes at 108s0: a Refined " I4ige. a 15e. tor powdered, crushed and granulated. Sees rae firm at 1d 0 1836 nt at I= eee Ree cee fir at $8 75 = $4. ot Caloutta linseed no sales were re. ported, and prices remained uncbanged. agra ee was . a ae a 26,000 Ibs. at Drives, 250,000 an im active demand at {1 7) i myles ects (a2 Woe, The market seiirm rales 200 Dbia., at Soc, for Western, In bond, sad 3a. Tor Binie. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. diy, maton TAOS bola nt $13, 98 5 a for red winters, extra, ‘Rye dour, 98. Wheat ttt, firm Led epstinas ae : a \. " ease mm ip te, pian 5.500 hogs. agit Fe a Hear 100.4 BOE Bie og ee Oise: Gear’ sidee. Nahe rd a Bee vin kegs, 183g. Raw whiskey $2 22 « $2 23. Cotton de. PHIL ADr A rit A March 28. We7. Cotton quiet at the, afr. Fipuy, Pestern, amily at a ‘heat—No. 1 Fag * gottvas sales t on of Contratand at ‘singh m9 Partiwone. Moreh O8 thsy fiddling up aids at acca We Comene Frovisions firm, a Sal Cotton aniet: Steak of Mio scarce; held firmly. Sugar steady at 10c, « oe aici for fair to good eHow Arm. | Wheat—Saien id red at $8 ¢ highest price reached. in Corn active: white at $1 09 a $1 11; yollow at 108 81 13; mixed Western at $1.08. Oats at Oe. a ¥@ at FL G0. Clover seed steady at $9 75 for prime. Whi Koy, in bond, at Sue. a Se, Provisions—An wotive demi for bacon on ‘Boutheen orders; BO largo sales 10 job prices unchan, Mess pork at $4. Lard—Sales Of ern at Ibo. a ik meats hope find uncuanged NGO Marob %&, 1867. lands, ke Og te turpentine Ww Colton steady; middling firm at Rosins stewly at $3 Ba =" Avausta, Ga., March 2 of OHt0u firm, but quiet; sales 125 bales,’ etrict nlddlings, Savanvan, Ga,, March 28. 1867, Netice dull and nominal: middtings, Bc: recetpta tox lea; receipts of the week, + 6,000 bales, exports, 42800 tulen; stock, 31,00) bales SALES OF REAL ESTATE. By A. J, Bieecker, Son A Co. Madison avenuo—t lot northwest corner Forty-righth, t, 35.6306. . alow sisting, 35x86, each. 10.600 Fortyelgnate Vid north’ side, 06° tosi wea ot ‘street —| mv le. ‘west Madison av,. 25x100,5. 9.500 2 lots north side, oe fauan it abr iG0.s each, 11,800 second street— House and }. Say Cee ‘eau Fifth ars No, #, 32x88, lot Ninety.xceond peach ml ‘jorntng. 254100, ining, each 25310018, acl Blots adjotsing’ each 2ort00: eo si i lots south sre ee ;* thee west of Bleventh ee tremene na ining, each 2531 No, 206 Rast Twenticiirs tre gut toi ot, 15.394 x02 at Twenticth a No. 62 Varick street, hou i ot B % ‘tr FS ocr and lot No. 1 Cheever pace, ‘25x93.6. Lilot amt side of = ‘ks street, woes mess of ‘diarrison, 7,900 1,175 1,000 Llot east side of Hicks street, 178 feet south ‘of ftiarri- on, 25x86 . Res DM. Seam 2 poets os, ick he hs and lease ‘oe ‘corner U6 Varick street By James M. Mille No. 192 and 194 Went Thirty-seveuth street, 2 lots, with Daliding, S4.6xU8.9 --- 20-00... seeeeeescersccsessesane 20 Knst Thirty-seventh street, house and lot, B6xtixi00) 44,175, ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS. Seizure of Another Tobacco Warehouse. A descent was made yesterday afternoon by Inspector Harvey on a tobacco warehouse in William street, and 3 large quantity of chowing:tobacco seized, on the ground that the barrels containing the tobacco bore counterfeit inspection marks. | Tweaty full tarrels were seized, and also one hundred and eighteen ompty barrels on wh the inspection marks had not been cancelled, ier leaving the owner liable toa penalty of $10 for eaci barrei with such marks uneffaced. The whole amonnt of the soizure ia estimated at between $2.000 and $3,000. ‘The business of counterfeiting inspection marks is said to be very extensive, and efforts are now being made to detect ali such fraudulent transactions. SHIPPING NEWS. rena ror. NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 5 49) moon wisus.. 153 feat lime wacew ..0.llee PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 28, 1867. Cleared. pAtgamalup H Livingston, Baker, Savannab—Livingston, ‘ox & Co. Storm shin Glauens Goafrer. Roston—W P Cede, Ship David Crockett, Burgess, San Franeisco—Sutton & 0. Bark Wilhelmine (Dutch), Willinbrink, Rotterdam— Fupch, Meincke & Wendt, Erig Mary Louise (Br), Bovey. London—G F Bulley. pais Bertha (Ham), Nibve, Cork for orders—Sioman & Da ¢: ‘Wendt. Europe (iden), Blohm. Hamburg—Sloman_& Eye, ‘Joshua & Marvy (Br). Turner, Gevon and Palermo— De Vertu, Marah & MoCuly. Brig Florence (Br). Ekerman, Antigna—Jones & Louch. Brig Hannah (Br), Connanton, Demarara—Brett. Sou & ‘Bie enle. Coamabe. Cardenas—Re P Back & Co Brig Tamas Tilt, cient ee Ticker £ Lights, ma, enfuewus—Tucker ur. Bele Henrietta (Br), ‘Newbold, MeColl & Frith, Brown, Tucker, Wiimingian, Od Smith & Co T Willams, Newberry, Aloentdniacven Brant & waar 44, }ltile. Little, Philadeiphia—J W Moke & Co. Sehr © B Halloc! nC R Racket. Schr Nettie Bloomigeld, Hobbie. Stamford. Sloop Fred Feo re ri pen. Providence. Sloop EI ne. Allen, 3 ‘Steamer Mars, “cimely, Philadelphia, iret: U 8 steamer Kemter. Mell Master RT earigiien, came manding, Pensacola M: wove ‘Key Ad 4th, Port Royal 19 Charteston Fortress h. Since leavi Weck al hag bad hea mien Laid to under of of Care eaokontwo wv in company ‘with steamer ome berland, of f Bal Steamship. Europe. iF. Lomatre, Havre March 14, and rest TBih, at Puls with indoe aud’ 2 passengers, 16 Medensie. iS. %, Int 45 Ct Jen 1, pe yan fields ot ‘re, compelled her th alter her which she wai ia Int 42 36, Jon Tat 42, I ion 6 povtib ey tg er nupponed to he the Tilis de Paris” henon for Vineres S0Us; tat ‘om. 8 BW. passed steamship City of Baltimore, jerpool." "Encountered Heavy’ sea and. head perrly the whole passage Franctaco, Bohm, wn. Nic, March 19. with passengers. et sarin Steainship Co, Tal strdne northeris winds along the Atiantie, coast, 24th inet, Int 20 10 lon 78 30, exchanged signals with bark Louisa; 25th, lat 30 50, lon 78 30, exchanged signals wiih schr Alice C oe Steamship Adele, Hall, Qalsoston Fob %8. via Key Wost March Il, with cotton, #0, '0 Chas A. Whitucy. Experienced ve her: Ihth inst, off Charleston. had a verr i, which Tasted 9 hours, in whitch Tost 34, 1on 76, spoke schr Wave Crest ). Davis, 38 days from Trinided for Philadel- it and lose of jihbnom and boat: had been of Matteraf. and once within 80 miles of her wit needles: 23d, and Frying Pan’ shoals picked up a re marked “Cliariesion” suppor yeasel bound to Charleston. Newborn, KC. March 28, with (Norw), Anderson, Antwerp—Faneh, nbn oy quantity of ‘wooden rt of cargo of some Picamanip Sappho. Lin jurray. Fei mdse as ris & sieamehtp ip El Cid, ober. Newbern, NU, with mdse, to C . ShipMecetty Fiitner, Liverpool, Jan 26, with mdse, to J & J Stuar Ship Vnivoree (Br), Hutton, Liverpool, Feb 16, with mdse, to Williams & Guion. lant, off the eantara edge of th Banks, got n among a large uiimber of iosbergs: dst. wa inside aghtahin, jad to stand to the Srthward, it blowing ie trom ihe NE, and gon south of the Capes oi Ship Amelia (Aust), Cosulic $0 days, with dried fruits, de, to Wilson & Brown, "Ms a, lat 7, eonntered avery heavy gate Crom Nit to Fy stove boats and bulwarks, and split sails ni Uy,wutoh three men were seriously injured. wera pe Miller, Cardi, Pett Hook, but was obliged to ate NE gale, ard (Brein), Bohr. Rotterdam, 28 day, with mdse sn 6 paneengern, to Charles Luling & Co. Had weather th: Ry] miles of Randy to bantof Rgalo of that dnie: 10th ina, on ihe Se rough a large quantity of ‘wrecked opeeeattrs Dr agalinaeaaategnae Soke Mary aoe (Br), Smith, Bermuda, 8 days, in bailast, Sehr Ano igabeth, Snow. Hs neniy my for oe -. Senr It faneorb, bine New Haren en Schr Louisa. Hi: Bedford. Steamer B Siunder, ¥ Yard, 5 mgigr Disasters. Sreamsuip Havana. at this port from New big in at SW Pass 21st inet. Moog ote! — ad to Rew diy thi she il har have tof retnrn A, at Philadelphia — from Savan- Te oar iS — - ri attached.” ‘apparently 3 or 4 ‘Gaye Suir Ixpomrrai Atlantic cable to have or mere wl atone tora Mixna see from La + re, he. rain, Tog York at Bt Gergen AG J bao] Retbis ae Sate oes Siti Sp Re Jet Seats Siecckccy ames fa a iecins®, awe ima saring Hatteras, The crew wi the 26th passed a sch st ner Jarman on Gry len srtnenah Cape Héary, Senn Canteton—Schr Ji Hooper, at Norfolk mth Ege Ou reports | Sore Henry, erdue echt Kate Opeicton oe Naeenn Nee | A" | Eat Mette eer ee Tal; ‘was hove to itars cing gon we gis Seq ii with acargo of nails Se don harbor, oh thes afi ater mouth pie fle: Sarerage wae apn t Rita or oath, aiietemare temaieae ‘n'a leaky “t eondition. Scun Mary E Sarr was Bloc! Island, by steamer Ki: Beton on He] or Jeans, wit Loe hea head of lost gue boat and ators anaiher ma heh ese weather, wanter Sone Many B Swera, from ole Ht Ne Bth, carried away ad off of the Sonn Ciara Bertie, from fee Me. for New ¥ ork, arr at Poriress Mowron o8\h w of howsoril, ‘ibvaom aut sath for Salem, at fovemast in a gale Mav my. trom Wilmington for Boston, put th, having sprung a louk and lost her deck load Sreawrud Hunson, from Delaware Breakwater. arrived at Philadetphia 270% wiih en bark Minna, Br brig Harriet Amelia. and sehr Sarah in tow. The bark an! schooner are both totally dism as previously reported. The brig Harriet Amelia had stern and tall om hath quarters stove in and counter frame (arted in her olltston with bark Aurora, Notice te Mariners. The Hooper Straits Light Vessel (Chesapeake Bay) has re- sumed bor station. tt Veen 4 CARMARTHEN BLOTS. ‘Teniry House. Lospon, Mareh 13, 1857. Notice is hereby «i that» new Spiral Ruoy, cotored black, and marked oSweatchway?” haa been placed to denote the southern entrance of the Carmarthen ‘Swatchw The buoy lies in 2\ fathoms mn low water spring tides, with the following marks and compass bearings: — A large white house (among trees) just open of Lianste- phen Point, NE 'y EB. The tha house on the tf at Pendire, in tine with the easternmost house on the bes Carmarthen Fairway Rnoy wt 1 N, distant 3 8-10ths mile. No 3, chequered buoy, NNE * F, distant 1 6.10tha mile. Notice ts also given that the ‘colot of No? and No 4 Buoys has been changed from black and white in horirontal rings, and black and white in vertical yg reanectively, to black By order, H BERTHON, Secretary. whan Sid from New London 26th inst (not oreviously), steam bark Pioneor, Morgan, Greentand Ship Arnolia, Hawes. NU was at Pernambueo March 1, paring seneoe semen, er medical advice for Capt H. No oil since leaving H Shin Josepiiine, Chapman, NB, was at M NB, Jan 19 (arr eae ug oi ince lexving rns at Monganul,§ no date, Jat $8 48 8, lon 178 ark Napateon Fallen, i, 200 5p,'200 wh; Jan 5, lat 3820 8. lon 1704 E, ship Onward, Pulver; do, 180 sp slave leaving Honolatu. Spoken, &c. 1a Stip,Albert Eaward, from London for Metbourne, Feb 28, t Ship Ocean never, Cariton, from Bosion for San Fran- taco. Maroh 16, tnt 40, ton na, Langston, from Buenes Ayres for NYork, Bark Youathan Chase form New Orleans for Liverpool, ah 11, off Ca fort Reef. ETE Illa, of Newburyport, steering B, March 14, lat 30:0, Schr Pioneer, Ker Went” from Mobile for NYork, March 10 (by an arrival at Foreign Ports. yAgpnossax, March 1S—Arr Harriet E Tapley, Tapley, 3 ‘Koecarom, Jan 6—Arr Horschell Moyerdick, NYork (and ald 28th for, raney}: | Indien, Frumerie, a BEstOL, March 16—tn port Rachange, ‘Churchill, for San- P Wheeler, Harris, for NYork_ i stony, Feb 19—Arr previous, Col ‘Ledyard, ‘Wells, Moul- mein, Benwuna, March M4—Sid brig AG Jewett, Reid (from Ma- Jaga), N¥ork, having ro Sfavuh IbAry? Ailemannia (8), NYork (and sld for March 14—Arr Norwester. Mosher. Hamburg. jt Goodwin, Philadelphia; Mth, Topeka. +h 12—Tn port Susan M Dedman, Trefry, from Ardroasan for Providence, has repaired and ‘is ready for sea. Dat. March 15—Arr Eleanor, Patten. London (and sid for St John, NR): Bellona (s), Dixon, and Asia, Wendhorst, w reh 19—Arr brig WN Z, Archer, Qbiladelphia; Mare, NYork. © ¥ " Liverroor, Mai Vi—Arr Propontis (x), Higginson. Aler- andria (and ent out for on); Leth, Tripolt (a), Martyn, nicola. ‘shit land. Hammond. hes A Constitution, Patten, Belgravia (Rr), Berry, and Aden’ (Br). Evans, do; 28h, steamship Kangaroo (Br), Bridginan, NYork, Gla Iaith, Araminta. Bullard, Gloucester, Minas: Mth, Ran- ta. ‘Ison, Philadelphia. Cty of Parts (s), for New York; 18th, St Loxvox, March Boca Koomar, Grifin, New York; Pem- broke. Potter, Philadelphia. Leanonx, March 1—Arr Apphia, Steer, NYork. Mrrnovrwr, Jan 16—Arr Oakland, Batchelder, Pusat Sound: 18th, BD Metcalf, Anderson, Gefle: Bist, Adelaide Raker, Baker, London (ahd all remained in port Jan 23). Sid Jan 8. Taaibolie Yooier. Callao: 1th.” Teabelie Haran ug Tema: n Fran: Harvedt Tones t ‘Commodore, Robertion, Arr astrea, Millett, Calle. ld Feb 4, Are ship Renninaton, Stover, Baa arch éTn port barks Golden Fleece, Rhodes, : Reindeer. to load for do: brige Export (Hr) ina (Br), for Newburyport, d Thos Torutl, and Harvest Oneen (BE), for New: faven d Annandale, frean and for Boston: salve “mative American, from do, dise: Ceguus, for do, juce, for New ven do: Warriet bye for NYork rk da; Jeane 8 Clark, for Phitadetphi Snow Sqnal brig Memphis (Br). (Erom Jacksonviite), Sau Newrorr, EF, Marcl SR shtp Tircell Mo Oronzo, Feb 3 Bla Gardina. ¢ Qurexstowx, March 18—Arr Pi pool (and after boson’: Helvetia (Dc NYork (and sd fore Tiverpoat: 15th, City of New York (s). NYork for fiverpool (and std), Sr Joux, NB, March 2—Arr brig Humming Bird (Br), Barl, NYork for Wantsnort, NS. ‘Tunns Iaiawns, March 5—8ld bark Julia (Br), Handy (trom Roston). Port au'Prince. Passed through Turi 4 Passage March 2, schr Mary Kelley, Mitcuell, from York for st st ago. Amertean Port: a reen BOSTON, March 27—Arr steamships China (Br), Hockley, Liverpool: Olympus (Br), Walker, do. Sid, wing WNW SF, aes ed * ‘rica (at 1 PM), Roman. =z Sa 7th) maltip Neptun BALTIMORE. Maven ‘ork. hip Caha, Dukehart, Havana: berk Deporah Pendell. De Danning. Callad. Cid brig Vavoriie (Norw), Knndsen Montevideo or Buenos Ayres: schr Sea Nymnb, Vontey. 1 reride CHARLESTON, in Moneka, Let by, NYork: brig Kellie Mtvehelt, “punply Hichmona? “Cha bark Gladstone (Nor), Evensen, Liverpool; achr L 8 Leve tng, Corson, Wilmingion, Sid bare ‘Centro de Exportacio (Span), Ferras, Vaiencia; schr Plandome, Cage, for a Northe ern por 2b Are scr Mountain Lantel, Langley. NYork. 8 acht Flu Hoduden. Hodeden, Cardenas, FORTRESS MONKOR, March 2--Are sche Ts Tutt, Bos- ton—split satis. Sid stearuer Boston. GALVESTON, March 12—Arr barks Biamark man, Breinen; Navasota, Greenough, NYork: Nose, Ranlof, do: 2lat. staamsh! eral hurst, NYork: schr W Cl G ingfisher, umore: Spates, meioih brig Denmark (Dany, iirewsos iver: pool: fist, barks Fortune (Brom), Freytag. Bremen; Nuva, (Brem), Thiel, Liverpool. 81d ist. barks Galveston, Gates, , do; schts A PB Liverpool (not as before): 3 Oral York. rs Aleedo (Br), Led rD _filesing, Phil A reon. and Ada yr Kilvews, Gilley. do for doy Caine? furiour ees for Rastnort; Jeddie, Fanning, 8 Ai for NYork: De, Lewis, racklev, Rockland foi eee. Jameson, NYork ; 3 walle GREER S Las DING, acre tim: oneer (Br), Giilett, Corns March 21—Sid schr Ellon Forester, -Arr brig B Young. Da- ork for Machian; schrs ES Twisden, Kilbern, Cape Bay ton Cor Boston mith, Haddock, Turks Talands kiss. Rackett; Ienbella Thompson, Bake iss okett; Lent began, Pliladeipuia for Boston ‘or Portiand; AM Lee. Dukes, i Lottie, Tarlor,, NVork for do we wi : onry, or Rockland: Fulin race, Babson. do Tor Gloucester; Gun Rovk, Boyd, dy for Calais. Wth—Are schre Maggie Bell, Hall, NYork for Cape Ann: Prudence, Coombs, do for Bangor: Panama. Getobell. do Rockland: Marietta Hall. Presott, Brooklin for NYork. Sld schrs George Brooks, Maggie Bell” Ranger. NPAT, March Ary achy # C vane. N NEWRURYPORT, ford. NYork: Oi in “Newinap York. Sea, Black. (U8), How- nr JP Wal- March 37—Arr shin Washing rH Simmous, Godfrey, Salem. Bel oa Wy Hatfield, both from Liverpool, and Relig, from Rion ld. bark Consiansines Williams, Sombrero; sehrs TD As Heather, Asvinwall; Norwester, Foster, Boston via Wilmington, ld bark Thomas Dallett, La- CAN PRANCTSCO, March 8—Are shin Antoorst, Barwell. Hong Kong. Cid. ships Grace Darlive, Gibbs, NYork; Gold Siream, Greenman, Liverpool; brig Horatio Sprague, Small mantass AIT, March 21 and 24—Arr US saamahip Mem. “ ork vin ‘Charleston: err Boston whe amie Holmes. ee ror on Bi tera, Sherrar: Jane Emeon, Rrmond MiXaTON. rem: eal NGTON. Sc Gat ota ocar Promcke bests, orton, N MILLINERY ADAME SECOR, $97 BROADWAY. UP STAIRS, RE- ally annoisnces her second opening on Thireday ina f Spring and Summer Mi hie latest portation: howe of her own Tmantfaccare. tHe LECTURE SEASON, Ms Desens et 2a oe way. attend these lectures copy ten cents. anal Recrete'y of New York 5 Lea era as ay, r, 618 Broad wat as Pre wy joer ABR ANT, a ouonoe FR rhancs ees SR reer reat : Paes except pol ice. ckets $1 each. i PORE an RNG 2 BALL. 3 Mad Fronon, FRAN- Lis he bad Southere i ovetock Fe toasts lecture wilh oma prominent topice “ofthe day, except polities, sasha ‘ARBLEIZED i3 Min ieee eae Pree ae ARBLE L ph alam ad MANTELS ON HAND, OF ore | MEty age at irs quality, which OF ee a at A. 109 Bast Bighteenth str x. ¥. Cnt this Acoma roo ‘a EDUCATION, ne STAND: ty mr year iran to vate th soit sa ailigant without wealth, aged witha foueueaney. Address: Probie H Herald oflce Mi eitit YOUNG BACHELOR DRsIRRE GENTLEMAN OF yi seared Beovers DETROIT Pree our rr TO STRAUS aorta 3 1S Wiens. 800 LATE FOR « CLASSIFICATION Ler wirnt STRAM POWER, FROM MAY 1, 8B Tlie Bans) corner of Cortlandt and the cagine and boiler wi be wold: kind ‘al frogton str titoor wil mane wigriinens Apply to Prakets 8 Hart « $5 the LET=WITH STEAM POWER, FROM MAY 1, THE Basement avd one or more Floors of tie first clase brick ba , Street, ooxie) feet. well fgit ‘elag Burp ove Apnir te amined aPseh SALES AT AUCTION, UCTION SALES OF HOMSENOLD FURNITURE 4\ HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER will give their personal Plention, ‘as usual for the past twenty years, to sales of Household Furniture at the residences of es removing or breaking w up housekeeping. on the most favorable terms: Wil also hold reguiar woekly sxlex at their convenient Liberty street, a fe of Brondway. STORAGE of Furniture im oar lofts can be had on favore able terms, UCTION NOTICK.—R. T. HAZELE, AUCTIONEER, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, at 104; o'clock, at our sulesroom, #2 Cortlandt street. OUTLERY—Invowes Table and "Pookst Cutlery, Plated Ware, te. (by oe ¥ e. Bestatah, Kaq. LOSING SALE 01 a vovs AND FANCY GOODS Pifty-five cases Ainerican, French and German Toys and noy Goods, comprising @ desirable assoriment 10 Tots to trade. reeriver,) DRUWR_—375 French and Anrienn Drums, in nests and singly. ues on morning of sale. ee. lag Wt. HAZBLL & CO, Auctioneors, 32 Cortlandt Street, A Pp. XGNTPICENT AUCTIONE! « MAGNIFIC! ae WiduininOMD PU FURNITURE Plater. Drawing 2 Room Furniture, on Farntings and many rare and costly Works of Art. On thie day (6 Ceridar)y at at ‘he five story brown stone house aw oo pen yo Fire ed Sixth avenues, stib commencing at 31.6% ts, covered French brocatel; Etageres, Bookcase. eg chotee Be ok, Velvet, “Brussels Oarpets. Pier, tel Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Artistic Bronze Statnary, ‘ol Patatings by eminent artists, Sevres and Dresden China Vases and Oroaments, Rncolgneurs, Cabinets, Bois de Rose. Ghandellers. Clock, Turkish Easy ‘ira; rosewood seven octave Piano- forte, & superb instrument; Music Stand. Stool and Cove: rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ward Com: modes, Hair, Spring Mattresses; Chins Toilet Sets, Exte ‘Buffet, elegant sets China, Glass, Silver Ware and Table Cutlery. J. BLRECKER, SON & CO.. WIDE, SBLL AT on Friday, March 29. at 12 o'clock, at rosaver, the two story and attic frame House and ate a the northeasterly corner of Fidridge and Hester, street: 90 per cent can remain on bond and For Diy at office of auctioneer, 77 Cedar street. UCTION SALE.—E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER. AN Pe OPPORTUNITY’ FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, be PERS AND THE LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- this (Friday) morning, March 29 at 10!¢ o'clock precisely, at 119 West at Bighth sire street, near Sixth avenue, cousiating’ of three beat and black walnut Parlor Suits, covered in Freach aa palinnate brocetel_and rere: Turkieh so Chairs and Lounge: 8 tO rose) nine Fables, Rlagercs, Cocaer and Book Stands, Uwenty-one day Bronze Cock, rich nts, elegant of OW Paint MAGNIFICEN’ China and Parian Vases, Parlor Orna- tel and Nace Curtains, a fine collection ge M irrors. ORE MOOD P Prawovorre, STOOL AND COVER; COST ment, with round corners, beautifully all'modern tmprovements, overstrang French action, full seven octave: rose- ogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wi Boras, Chairs, Mirrors, Clocks, Tables, Bed Loun and Hair Mattresses, Blaukets, Giaae China and Stiver Ware, Table tive. Deposit required. N. B.—Rell ie carh pack and ship s00ds for purchasers at reasonable charge. | A CCTION BALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE...THR undersigne attention to sal JOUR housekeeping on favora! EAY, Anctioncer, office Xo. 6 Pin VERY FINE PONY PHARTON, THREE FINE Rockawnys, top and open Road Wagons. one Coach, seat Germattown, Sulkies and Skeleto ngle and double Harness, one fine Ladins’ Saddl several Hprees, at 1,399 Broadway, near Forty-tirst street. AN, FURGANT) CLARENCE AT AUCTION—THIS day, by MINE? & SOMERVILLE, foraccount of whom it may concern, % Horse Auction mart, Union square, at 10 o'clock, See auctim head. r, March 90, at 104 o'clock, iberty ati (TURE, constating of general ase including Parlor, m, Library and Cham ALY iat an AND RPRTS, ber Furniture, INGRAIN CA rosewood Ag irerimeon brocat black walnut d reps: gilt frame Frineh Plate Oval Mirrors, Turkish Chairs, Cottage Sete, Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, de. China. Pree Glassware dc. Also Kiichen F Brey Ac. in0, at 12 o'clock, Rosewoail ana abbopens Plavee, Rosewodl cage six pocket Billiard Table. ENS. ¥. THE HOUsEHGL LT, AUCTIONEER. Rw a 1034 o'clock, at 110 WEST TWENTY E: Lacie rosewood Parlor Pur. Sacha teste, Brussels’ and Vugraia’ Carpets it nn rus ia by in ret Giana, Ktchen Utonsila, de ipalbiscias YENS. P. THEALL, arere ype Late salesmen with Ludlow & Hovsrtong FURNITURE, MIRRORS, Tarts, PART RIVATE LIBRARY OF BOOKS, &c° HEAL aBns, to-morrow (Saturday), at 10; o'clock, ‘their salesroom fo. 62 Liberty alreet, near Nassan street, Household Furattwe, via.—Rosewood, walnut, oak and ma: hogany Farlor. Indag Hoom and Wedroom, Furnity on, Mirrors: Brasels and Ingrain Carpets, &e, Of a private Libra of Books, amopg which. may be fauna some rare aud chore works. Catalogues curly on morning of sale. ENJ. ¥, THEAL, Jcorenns LATE 8. Wi EL ares igh 1A HERB RIAL. BRONZE ROSEWOOD} ILLIARD TA’ CALL & Bi will selt TH by a THU April 4, :867, at 105 o'olock, at the private eat voaidenc Tie rirth s 0 Nineteent po yo ‘Buperb ebony and Parlor Furniture, ub! neta and Tables, mers, BTIpe. nor French <i Sohne. tee ‘er rd anal beat satin, re walaut Chamber ir ‘oltre, onk and ot Tdbrai ind Dining Room Fur reneh, China and Cot Glass A collection of v1 orginal Oil Painings by Gignour, others, together wth all the elegant bronze oa, gilt ‘Ges Pix. tures, velyet yasela Carpe’ leloths, Kitchen Uten- x ne will bat " Lee Wed a8 ian? oY permit. descriptive catas una he fal at ie oie of the auctiqneern, 62 Liberty stfeetsor or ork, LUDLOW & ¢ 3 Pine st MINER § SOMERVILUE—UNION SQUARE BY HORSES CABRIAG GONS, ELEGANT aT AUTON, THis ‘PAY, (eRiBay, MARCH 2. AT HORSE po roms MART, Foul Ceres NTH STREET, e_ & MeMabon’s atabl vATR OF fF Re RINE, BAY HORSES, 3 and 7 years LUDLOW & CO. F, MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGR, LE, CARPETS, netion je entire rosewood old. 16% hans high, warranted sound and kind in all hare ness: one ¢7 bens anaer saddle, for lady or gentleman; a sp BROWS AMBUETONTAN COL, thoroughbred. 4 years old, about 1) sand= high, warranted perfectly sound, "na and true; ppmises extra Bea L EORSE, 16 hands high, 6 veare old, warranted and under saddle, seat Rockaway, theveral Sets rey) ona Wagor Lack HGRsk, Wel inde hie 8 years old, kind in all BLACK E, Black iawk stock, 7 years old, kind in all aaneeeal ander nepal dd, sound, Kind in all harness; a tramp; free VERAL THER HORSES. Two no top Wagons. jeveral f? ther eke of iar ness, new andkeonnd John R. Lawret Regular Hote Ralee at_our anction pt ‘nton place Y MINER ¢ SOMBRVILLE,—IN BROOKLYN. TURIAY, ROW. nog hes JAMES BROT Al AS STREET, | two blocks from Fulton Ess Cou) eee ‘Coaches, harness. ree) nl free from. saddle, Moy ya TIDRON GHBRED saddle Horse 151g 6 0 TOP WGGTES, One t accou! estate, an pe iihegterc§ cL a ca TeaRee “eo bull nee. of tis city, every ‘uesday and Friday throughout ihe year. MAI niles inlet two rq single and ott, aie new ere ee Stes an ee: 2 ne ie ate Cadet se, Btn ye | Ng ts Saige senee tat 29. WILL 4 Sci ieee & dint, ines fos ox nnd TAA you all, +: # GREAT , aa aa ag” a oBece aa rh ‘Deer salooke ‘Aino the Fi Mn" swe. tn one oem wan Som ta Beak LRGANT Can ite TORE epwini 6 tie —e we Yised a he ualowoen He. 0 Liberty street, LOX, ge Dialer ot Rowsegoil Poe 6, 6. ae RE ee ‘urniture and Barroom Fists and Barroom By dD. ee AUCTION! Gal French Bel ia Amat lars in time, Will be on exhibition H coon ow jondiay, tet. W CHAMHRRS he_ Lease, S(o0k youre AUCTIONERR, nm N a this day eit A. neatly btted wo Oat ‘laa and Tovar SALES AT AUCTION. HERTS, JR. AUCTIONEE LATAN SALESROOMS, DAY. M. 10 ¢ A sipdss os Eee veoce viz, ah pals Ws time 1 #6, out of atchad Ponte or": Th Matsa She pit exneh 0 one pair exnet mal carriage T day one Coupe Clarence, batit ondon:' one i Wagon, one Top np Busey, two seta double Harness, one et single Varn ae. fants ascent he day of wale by inquiring at the oftice of the Continental Stables, as above, RY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER SALESROOM Ps wontGAghi se hat Oe HOUSEHOLD FUNNITURE (MINER & SOME "TLLE will soll af auctio arch A general aswortinent of Household Furniture, cot ing of Brussels and Ingrain Carpet, Pier Mirrors, brocatel Curtains and Ce walnut mahogany 1s, Bureaus Black | Walnut Wantrobes and ° Lounges, Cottaze Suits, Sewing Hati Feuther Reds, Rolaters. Pillows. ae. wo a arae of Office Furniture &e. At 12 o'clock a very fine Rosewood 7 ociaye Piano. made by Wm. all & Hon. of York, Rosewood full round corners Suished Piano, made by Stoddart, of New York, and one x ‘ON L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONKER, 100 LIBERTY sireet—this day at 13M Regular ‘sale of Horses, Wagous, Harness, very superior “Buy jOku AN Ho HORSE, 1B, 5 food in all harness , 15.1, in or under sas will beat 3 minutes, sound and ktod, Lesieer top BUGGY, in pice ae res Set of Harness, but Coupe c ae gentleman's road Horse, black. 16 hands, 7 yea with great ‘ive and.action, good saddler, can trot ta 3-1, perfectiv raund and kind. TROTTING MARE. sited by Major Winfield, Hambiolo anion dam, thoroughbred, 161 G years; handseme and stylish, without triek or fs Fone beat 2:50, single or donble: warranted sound and ‘Also several other fine Horses, with fall warrantee as to nndness and soundness. This sale embraces some of the finest Horses for atyle, speed and beauty that have been offered in a long time, _Renular sale, Tuesday next, BOGART. AUCTIONEER SATURDAY, MARCH Shines Ls orclook, at the anation rooms No, ‘William street, Household Fi Blane, Gurbetas bee conststing of Sofas, Tables, Chaits, Brussels, three ply and Famain Carnets. seven oolare Plane, lron Safe, Bearosss and Kitchen Furniture, ac. Joserx HEGEMA! N SATURDAY, MARCH 99, at 10% o'clock A. M.. at 88 Montagu reat. between, Clintow 00] ‘and Henry streets Rosewood Parlor Suit, Hatretot! Tibrary. Suit, vonst Centre Tables, Et Paintings, Arm Chairs; oak. wal- nat and painted ‘Chamber Furnitare; Mattresses, Engtich Brussels Pea 9g Hat Stand, China, Glass Ware, Kitchea Utensils, ac. W. CAMPBELL, AUCTIONE WR. SELLS MONDA April 1, the well known Burns’ Oyster Restaurant itures Lease and Bar: Low rent. Sule positive to 1 ‘est bidder. DOUGATY, AUCTIONEER. « Genteel Household tar iy ai on Friday, March 2°, at 101; o'clock. at 254 West Twen' ent street, near Kighth axenue, consisting of rosewood lanoloran Velvet, Tapestry am Ingrain Carpets, Oilcloths, Parlor Suits. in green reps: watnot and oak Chamber Suits, Mattresses amd Oeics. and Extension Tables, ole in good order pover TY, AUCTIONFER «will sell on Saturday, March 20, at 103¢ o'clock, at the &olesroom 79 Nassau atreet, superior Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furnitcre. yearn Salle, Covered in erimson and maroon brocatel reps hatr oak, walnut.and rosewood Chamber Suits, Moished, Wh ail Uo} ee Pier and Mantel Mirrors, E) ion Dining. re, Paney and Card Tables: marble top Buffets, Dining Ghaine ‘Turkish Lounges, &c.: together with a la ment of second hand Furniture, ry, Glase and Plated Red- Curtalt China. Crockery, Ware; Cooking Range, Gas Chandeliers, Mattresses, ding, ' Catalogues at sule. a tas aha PARXRROKER'S SALE THis DAY_DY JOTIN MOR; Fast Broadway, of Women's choice Clothing and oiler faluabie ‘ron ms numerousgo mention. D. De Long, 209 East Broad TCHARD. A ES AUCTIONEFR, XD peg St al Constrte’ THON, HALL. FE ooRe RE NTY-SECOND STREP’ ie JBEe AVES “1 Will sell on Satarda: Stock and Fixtures: Of above liquor store’ and ba ‘room “viz: ~~ Ansoried Liquors, Barand Bar Fixtures, Shelving, Glass Enetish and other 2 ee Fee Gas Fixtured, Stand a ‘Cakks, Ballroom PROIAL NOTICE.—AUCTION SALF.—AS THE DE Preset “ and Sehoot ey Tickets HERIFF'S ren LADIES’ AND Lo BFAVER, bat TRIMMED AxD U ae zp TER muctioneers at I] o'clock, AEH oat Bi ares a vig atlhg of ver, Felt, Pearl snd Straw Hate bas Reis A Deputy. SOnN Kul HERIFF'S SALE. S BOOTS AND SHOES. RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell this day (Fri- day), at LL o’clock, at 27 East Broadway, 18 casns of Roots and Shoe: JOHN KELLY, Sherif. H. Fernis, Deputy. WIiHAM WITTERS, AUCTIONRER-SRLAS THIS fo at 2 o'clonk xt GSU Canal street. Parlor Bula, Bintee snd Tes Tabler. Be alniiney, ‘Volver. sven bank walnut, ter arte ce Hair Mat- fremen, Feather anaes Lou thor Chalte, Chine, Glass aa Wore, Stoves and ‘overt ‘for Fi Fy Stidocne severe? ‘other to for Goods; slso Saloow Fables, Patking and shipping. r a ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEE! 6 Ghatiam square, sells'on tng dy. at 10 geet, the F ter Sr ae ed "> on Mattrouses, ay ‘Carpal Otlebots, sides Pater ogee a. TLLIAM W! JONBE: Wriiarhat wg ote: at Wane tired, (ne aa Be tures and ‘Good . a a of ine Gone Sleatboat very desirable for business, TLL SRLL AT PUBLIC — ON asmmay. April 2 at 3 o'clnc ‘Newtown, at East Wi P.M. ‘Mamsbur oe foilor TL meres: About 3 mies eae GtKE ror sale INCH = BY @ INCH roke: band wit's 18 feet diameter by 36 inch face; seen running Will Ay Puning UN “JOHN STUART, 198 Broadway. FRsni KLIN BOILER BOULER RORKS. FOOT OF MORGAN the spot whore iret clags Boilers @n Fee ought ‘New’ Boliers ot ail kinds constantly oa an REALE A % HORSE POWER RTEAM ENGT ents with tubular Beter, Seams Pome, Sroter, enter. <agiy ia ae vi Say pt ay be eee To be sol also the sane HOW & Ody, and Gold wt, she SMALL STEAM FNOL E AND BO BOTLER, ning in good order. Apply at FT 10. 70 Went Thirty= RIC ee OR TWO HORE faaet sons tigers, Sersey Bay as | pon ALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A TWO HORSE peda rt | and lane, Bt cect nice reat Souse sre. [amare es a he Mek ya