The New York herald. [volume], March 07, 1854, MORNING EDITION, Image 2

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY M4KKET.
Monday. March 6 ? 5 P. M.
At the owning Una morning the stock market was
quite buoyant, and there was an active disposition to pur
chaae, at an improvement in prices. At the Brit board
Canton Company went up Si percent; Cumberland Coal,
X , Phcnix Coal, Erie Railroad, *?': Harlem. S> ; Nor
wtch ant Worcester, Reading Railroad, I; Michigan
Central Railroad, 1. Cumberland wa? the farorite, but
operators for a rite purchase principally on lime, buyer a
option. Parker Vein was steady to day, with large sil <??
Reading Railroad is moving upward and gaining strength
as It progresses The purchases are mostly on Philadel
phia acoount During the past week or so, th?Te has not
been much doing in the stocks of western railroad com
panie*. Holders are not disposed to sell, and conseijuently
there U no activity. They are Arm at the advance pre
viously quoted. The market generally exhibits no now
feature, and there are at this moment^ no indications of
tiny important movement one way or the other. The in
flation so far has been slow aud pretty steady. It is,
therefore, more likely to be permanent.
After the adjournment of the board the following sales
of stocks and bonds were made at auction, by A. H.
Nicolay ? ?
*5,(>iX> Chicago and Mississippi RR 2d mort 78
5,?)<)0 do. do. do 78
1,000 Canandaigua and Elmira RR 2d mort 85 U
4,000 do. do. do. 8ft
9,000 Mich. South. RR., Jackson Rranch, 1st mort. 84 14
3,000 do. do. do. do. 84 ^
9,000 Toledo, Norwulk and Cleveland RR. do 89?f
20 shares United States Trust Co 102
65 do. do. do......... 101
80 do. Rutgers Eire Insurance Co 87 1?
10 do. Lafarge Fire Insurance Co 70
10 do. do do 75
40 do Hamilton Fire Insurance Co 74>f
20 do. Empire City Rank 91
30 do. do. 91V,'
5 do. Bank of the Union 65)J
?5 do. Union Iron Co 98
80 do. Empire Stone Dressing Co 83
60 do. Delaware, Lackawanna anil Western RR.. 81\
4 do. Hudson River RR 89
200 do. Buffalo and New York City Railroad.... 40
The earnings of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana railroads for February were: ?
Passengers and uiail $45,141
Fre'glit and miscellaneous 23,741
To'al $11,800
Farii'nga in February, 1853 53,890
Irkrease, equal to 56 per cent $33,000
In tho early part of February the Erie difficulty cut off
a large portion of the freight business on a chain of roads
of which the above roads are links. Otherwise the gain
would hare been much larger.
The earning* of the Michigan Central Railroad for the
month of February are thu? rendered from an authentic
quarter ?
Patvntjrrt. Frtiyht Mittrttansmu. 7W al.
1854 $40,91(3 OS $44,056 24 >4.525 00 $90.398 19
1853 15,087 89 20.933 03 4,025 00 40.045 92
Increase. . . $25,829 06 $24,023 21 $500 00 $50,362 27
The opening of the Great Canada Western Railroad has
l>een the principal cause of tho great increaae in the
oarningtt of the Michigan Central Railroad Company.
Tlie current operations of Treasury Department on the
3d of March, were, of Treasury warrants entered on the
books of the Department : ?
For the redemption of stocks $102,892 16
For the payment of other Treasury debts. .. . 9,221 59
For the Customs 64.617 36
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
source* 177 20
For the War Department 26,107 62
For the Interior Department 9.984 51
The Raleigh Star gives the following as the full award
or the loan of $500,000, just completed by tlie Stat" of
North Carolina : ?
Carpenter, Vermllve
& Co $30,000
(Jam man & Co 125,000
A M Burton ?
J V Wilcox
T Huflin. ......
J. ltaard, Com; '
W A Myatt..
6,000
10,000
8.000
43.000
1 000
Ale*.
John 1
John
I G. La
A. E K
J. Thorn
Cun xurhnn
rnliardt
5.000
2. 000
diver. . . . I0,im>0
25,00<>
1,000
.on 236,000
Total $500,000
The whole amount of bids was $2,600,000, the larger
portion from this city. Those successful were at 104.5
to 105.52, averaging 104.26.
A law has passed the Legislature of New Jersey, and
received the sanction of the Governor, permitting the
taking seven per cent interest in the counties of Essex,
Hudson, and the city of Paterson. In the other counties
of the SHate, the maximum rate will remain at six pe ?
cent
Spurious bills of the denomination of three dollars, par
porting to be upon the Farmers' Bank of Kentucky, are
in circulation. All three dollar notes purporting to bo
Upon that bank are spurious. The Farmers' Bank has no
three dollar notes.
A bill regulating the interest on money has patted
the Legislature of Mississippi. It authorises any rate
Of interest not exceeding ten per cent, which may be
agreed upon between the parties to be charged.
Tbe aanexed statement exhibits the average condition
Of the leading departments of the banks of this city
during tbe week ending the morning of Saturday, the
4th day of March, 1854 ?
Nrw Tom Cm Bauks.
SinXt Loam. 8p*eie Circ'tion DrporiU
American E* $ .4,816,323 613.686 338.983 4.773,455
Atlantic 616,921 36,105 102,213 307,218
Amerire 3.670,183 $99,627 130,943 2,686,912
Commsroe 8.049.887 721,473
Commonwealth .1,241,498 112 247
New York 2,786,8* 67o!oi2
North America . . 1 ,686.066 136,966
State qf N. York.4.061,940 497,413
The Otfion 338,514 32,404
The Republic.... 8,228. 114 800,478
Bowery 1,193.220 86,742
Broadway 1.859 742 01,421
B and Drovers ?m. 669. 691 160,772
5>ntral 391,952 24,124
Chatham 688 605 81,078
Chemical 1.897,650 275,836
Citizens' 688.098 52,364
CI*/ 1,868,780 106,971
Continental 2,647.950 236,360
Corn Exchange.. 998.318 63,360
East River 660,730 66.269
Eighth Avenue.. 138.200 18,774
Empire City.,... 666.163 40,800
?uIt?n 1.626,334 108,402
Greenwich 006.622 26.418
Grocers' 608,228 69,363
Hanover 1,200,626 63,966
lining 576.288 88,150
Island City 845,428 81,116
Knickerbocker . . 616,948 26,446
athet* Kaauf. . 1,866.270 161,033
ihattan 4,174.854 484.268
*ne 741.206 103,768
_srket 1,174 396 97,006
fechanics' 4.261,116 801,647
lech. Bg Aaso. .1.282.01$ 87.823
iech & Traders' 626,310 66,290
ercantile 2,071.686 218,606
lei-chants' 4.162,971 914,273
chants' Kxc .2.651,904 231 032
Metropolitan.... 8.064.462 486,883
National 1.606.407 140,836
Nassau 1.026 994 100.446
North River 1,161.863 69,686
N. T. Dry Dock . 462.842 30.504
N. T. Exchange . 224.267 10,801
?oenn 1,448.884 107.023
Oriental 468.812 30,224
F?ci6c 871,760 61.257
People's 761,006 92,736
Fbenix 2,738.060 308,246
Seventh Ward. . . 1,187.824 147,632
Shoe and leather 788,064 40.000
fit. Nicholas '. 596.068 89.366
^ffolk 279.266 14,042
Tradesmen's ...1,814.077 71,060
??">?? 2,709.806 281,736
2.856 3,411,040
77,003 1,021,297
801.265 2,471,850
82,643 1,252.345
694,180 2,748,086
03,470 06.160
113,0ft) 1,098,804
199.490 088,413
219.000 1,600,624
19.360 1,025,435
99.180 230,000
142.509 372,515
288.026 1,162,989
164,906 521,108
129,267 1,176,978
86,874 1,827.343
SHI. 798 602,184
113,394 446,416
93,245 73.551
107.864 497,800
188,039 1,075,598
183.397 885,680
03,916
1*0.129
124,853
95.285
89,071
624,166
670,437
460,068
142.121
307.577
269.106 1,013.420
449.591 2.464.220
100.130 663,122
110,466 809,025
310,473 8,567.662
265,687 868.428
122.391 619.626
120.844 1.071.268
262.257 2,896,692
178.376 1,016,211
07,960 1,756,123
128,918 ?66.283
109.061
236.221
122,157
120.004
147.174
05,015
115 806
136.026
082,506
817,035
108.668
04,410
814,822
246.627
606.746
407,358
194.607 1,814.468
198,660 690.801
122.208
86,637
88,233
244.106
440.280
827,539
07.696
710, 2"0
281.487 1,808,233
Total $94,568,421 10,660,400 0,200.830 61,076,675
Ihe condition of the principal departments of the New
York city banks, at the close of each week within the la*t |
ptx months, compares as fellow*
Xrw Ton* Cmr Rum
T*ant DrporiU. Circulation. Sxvcv
106,620.666 $50.01$, 171 $9 964.106 $12,174,661
07,800,614 60,410,766 0,510.466 0,746,467
06.562.277 68,166,712 0,451,045 10,654,618
03,866,807 57.317,658 0,424,786 11,102,651
02,386,068 67.681,808 0,427.101 11,810.047
01,741,838 67.602,060 0.654.204 11,268.048 j
01,106,847 67,646,164 0,617.888 11.880.602
00,100.680 67.612,801 0,666,728 11,860.286
00,002,766 66.812,334 0,477,641 11,940.026
00,140,640 67.068,661 0,621.666 11,281.012
80,128.006 57.066,760 0,678.468 10,266.602
87.887.278 60,068,674 0,464,714 11,890,172
85,167,091 66.748,720 0,888.549 10,909.264
63,400.328 68.386.462 0,800.850 10,866,672
89,062,630 56,600,077 0,402,169 11,771,830
81882,409 f.6,2M,007 0.287.620 12,828.676
88,717,422 67.446,424 0.161 449 18,-601.324 |
94,802,660 66,679,076 ^032,760 18,949.106
86,8*, 764 66.486,207 9,133 586 12,630,772
96.706,028 67.686,076 9,075,704 12,403,700
87, 806.073 68,312,478 8,939,830 12,1M,020
88.7C6.402 68,164,302 8,872,764 1 2,074,499
00,116,549 68,868,127 8,921.858 10,988,171
Jen 7, '64 90, 133,887 90,836,362 9,076.976 11,606 124
Jan 14... 00,010,012 r.8,306,966 8, $68 .344 11 704,480
00,068,738 69,071,262 8,005,235 11,456 168
80,760,466 M,?90,677 8,642,677 11 117 068 I
90,649,677 61,208,466 8,906,657 11,634.663
01,434,022 01,024,817 8,004,083 11,672,128
02,638,066 61,826,669 8,964,464 11,742,384
06,620,716 61,208,646 8 020,316 11,212.698
04,668,421 61,076,676 0,200,990 10,660,400
In each department there has been an Increase except in
?pecie The line of discounts begins to show a weekly
augmentation ef some Important, and the aggregate is
now within 98,941,100 of the highest point ever tooehed
Py the hanking institutions of this city, and the total is
than It has been since the 19th day of last Au
fr\ ist n?e deposits reported in the last weekly statement
fcsietdU an j amount previously returned, showing tbsg
1969
June 21 f
Aug 9. . .
Aug 19...
Aug 20 ...
Aug 27...
Sept 9...
Sept 10...
Sept IT...
Sept 24...
Oct 1...
Oct 6...
Oct 19...
Oct 22..
Oat. 99...
Mot. ?...
Nor 19..
Npv 19. .
Nor. 99 . .
Dm. 3.
Dec 10 . .
Den. IT...
Dm 24. . .
Dm. 91..
Jan 21 .
Jan. 29..
fret. 4...
let. 11...
Feb. 19 . . .
Feb . 26 .
March 4 .
Mj'ii:
<r,pplv of monfj i* more tlnn e^unl to tl??? denatnd.
(U'j.ai tni<nt of circtlation U alv. becoming more
re but it U eoo*Merably In* in the total raow
? tl'au at the commencement of the weekly itate- ,
T! ? only falling off lias been In the item of
, nnrt '<n Snturdar lsxt the amount on han 1 wailes*
!.;,?? reported at any time aince the 22d of October
The liimunition baa not been causod by l?r *0
ruts u broad, for the export* lately have been unu
limited. The arrivals from California have not
Wen very heavy lately, and the ?ub-trea*ury han kept np
u pretty steady drain upon the bank* for the payment of
duties. During the week ending the 4th lnat., the line
of diiicounta increased $1,028,706: deposit*, $682,030;
circulation, $280-515. and the apecle decreased in the same
time $652,203.
The Austin, (Texas,) JVeuisays :?
The New York Pacific Railroad Company have deter
mined to bid for the road through this State under the
late law. They will deposit the $.'100,000 required as a
forfeit. They will give a bonus to the State of $2,000,000
of paid stock, one-half of which is to be a permanent fund
to establish a ?? Pease Universitv;" $400,000 of which to
establish a lunatic asylum, and the remaining $000,000
for educational purposes generally.
There are now forty-three railroad* chartered in this
State, embracing some twelve or thirteen thousand miles
of railroads ? on paper.
The Legislature hus passed a bill oxtending the time of
ascertaining the debt of the late Republic of Texas.
The report of the Committee of Finance and Claims on
the debts, resources, revenue and expenditures of the Com
monwealth of Virginia, for the year ending Sept. 30,
1863, gives the annexed exhibit: ?
Finanokm o? ViROi.fiA? Pi-sue I tor asd Rmocmm.
Balance ol bonded debt in the hands of
the public $11,867,271 00
Added since 1st of January. 1852 6,184,603 87
Held by Board of Literary Fund 1,167,673 50
Total $19,200,348 $7
If to the above amount be added $500, 000 on account
of a guaranteed bond of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, on which the State will be compelled to pay
the interest for an indefinite future, and which has thus
ar become a part of the actual debt of the Common
wealth, the amount of her obligation*, chargeablo with
ntereet, will lie $19,700,348 37.
Under the head of contingent liabilities are included
? hot the State, as co-obliger with various corporations,
may become liable for, and also the sums that may here
after be called for on account of authorized loan*, sub 1
scriptions and appropriations to internal improvement
companies, whether organized or not. Tlie aggregate \
n mount has been reduced by the conversion of the guar
nnteed bonds of the Chesaj>eake and Ohio Canal Company
for $600,000, into actual debt: ?
Guaranteed bonds (500,000 o(T) $3,406,874 00
loans, subscriptions ami appropriations to
companies that have been organized, and
on State account 7,750,730 45
Subscription to companies of whose organ
i/ation no intelligence had been received
on 1st Oct., 1853 2,010,080 45
Oct. 30. 1853. total contingent liabilities. . .$14,067,003 00 |
" " interest bearing debt . . 10,709,348 37
" ? debt and liabilities $33,777,042 28
The resources of the State consist of $21,317,484 06 in
stock and unproductive loans, and of $3,405,150 in pro
ductive stocks in State banks, and $4,761,021 63 in rail
road and canal companies and loans, making an aggregate
amount of $8,256,171 63. Of this, $8,121,600 is put down
as yielding on it 6 per cent per annum.
The probable stute of the treasury at the expiration of
the fiscal year, October 1, 1854, a balance of $180,553 62
in the treasury. The balance to tho credit of the sinking
fund from its organization to the 30th of September, 1853.
is $13,754 53.
$1000 Indiana 2*'s. .
1000 Erie Income B*
7000 Erie Couv, '71 .
15000 111 Cen Bds.bOO
1500 do
3000 do
8000 III Cen Bs, priv
115 slis Tlienix Bank.
6 I>el & Hud < 1 Co..
10 Bk Statu N York.
lOContineutal l)k.b3 101
10 Home In.-ur Co.. 103
300 Canton Co
50 do
20 Cary Improve Co.
200 Flor & Keypt Co.
1200 Mor fc K Jt Stk.
000 do
400 do b30
230 Penn Coal Co ... . 107
1300 do b60 107*
200 New Creek CI Co. 2*
100 Nic Trans Co.. .b3 28 *
Stock Exchangr.
Monday, March 6, 1854.
100 shs Cumb Coal. . . 84 *
200 Parker Vein Coal. 8*
63
07 *
90
87*
8 6*
8 6
V>5?*
106*
113
106*
29
20*
8*
8*
4*
4*
4*
500
300
200
450
300
300
do.
do ,
do.
do.
do .
do.
.1)60
. .s3
.810
,b80
.slO
8*
8*
800
100
50
60
60
1<K)
do 28';
do slO 28'.
do b!5 28 *
do l>30 28 *
do 1X30 28 *
do slO 28*
100 Cumb Coal Co. *60 34
500
400
100
2('.rt
100
100
1. 0
400
2iK)
100
K 0
do s30 34
do *60 33*
do 34
do b30 34)4
do bOO 34*
do slO 34
do blO 34*
do 34 *
do btiO 34*
do bt>0 35
do b30 34*
8
8*
8
100 Phen Mining Co. . 6*
20 Cleve & Toledo RR. 100 >4
100 do 100
50 do b60101*
20 Erie RR 82*
150 do sfiO 82*
200 do b30 82*
100 do *10 82 *
250 do 82*
600 do 82*
300 do bOO 83
50 do s30 82*
100 do blO 82*
50 Harlem RR. . b60 57 *
280 do 67
90 Harlem Preferred 101 *
100 Nor & WorRR... 60
100 do 69*
100 Reading RR 83
200 do 83*
200 do 83-,
400 do 83 *
1100 do s3 83*
500 do M0 84
260 Hudson River RR 70
60 do 70*
160 do bOO 70 *
60 do atao 78*
100 Mich Cent RR,s90 107
50 Panama RR..bOO 114
25 do 112)4
100 do 112 *
12 Cleve It Pitts RR. 89
t5N Y Central RR..111
SECOND
$1000SFrsn'o 10's s3 100
1000 Citv 5's, 60. s3 100*
4000 N IndlstMtGL 02
2000 do 02*
2000 N Y Cen Bd?... 04
6000 111 Cen RR Bs . 87
10 shs Ocean Bank. . 05
0 Hanover Bank ... 05
10 Bk of Commerce. 106
400 Canton Co.
60
100
200
100
160
100
brtO
,s60
.b60
.sSO
. .b30
do
do
do. .
do. .
do. .
do. .
200 Nlcar'a Tran Co..
460 do bOO
150 do ?3
150 do
200 do
300 Gardiner GUI M'e.
100 Gold Hill Mine...
300 Phenix Mining Co
100 N Jer Zinc Co.b30
300 Cnmb Coal Co
400 do
30
30*
30
30*
20*
30
20*
28*
28*
28*
28*
28*
2*
3*
T
10*
35
35*
BOARD.
350_shs Cumb CI. . bflO
550* do s60
350 do
500 do 1)30
200 do s3
100 do s3
50 Nor & Wor RR. ..
50 do b60
200 Caledonian Mg Co
M) Parker Vein CI Co
200 do bfiO
200 do blO
100 do b3
20 Cleve 'd k Tol RR.
100 Reading RR...sl0
100 do b60
100 do bl5
50 do
650 do b3
200 Erie RR
100 do b60
50 do
100 do b30
10 Mich Cen RR
100 Hud River RR. . .
60 Stonlngton RR. ..
35*
35 *
35*
35*
35*
35*
60*
59*
4*
8
8*
8
8
100*
83*
83*
84
83J<
84
82*
82*
82*
82*
108
70*
71
Mine* and Mining.
Moinuv, March 6 ? 6 P. M
The election of Mr. Douglas ti President of the Cumber
land Coal Company ia still exercising a beneficial effect on
the stock of that concern. It was held at 34\ at the
Mining Board, and at the Stock Exchange sold freely at
the close at 86 *?. Ix-high has again adranced and is in
demand at 8),. Gold Hill continue* to improve, the sale*
at the Mining Board and Stock Exchange being at %%,
buyer 00. Accounts from the Gardiner Gold state that 100
tons of ore are ready for shipment. The bid* at the Mining
Board were : ? For l'hceni.x Coal, 6^' ; for New Creek, 2% ;
for Ulster. 1 )? ; for North Carolina. 4; for Forrest, 14,
buyer 00; for Fulton. 1 X; for Mineral, V: for beep River,
86c ; for Rutherford. 1,4 ; for Lindsay, 70c , tic.
MINING BOARD.
150 shs I>chigh Zinc. . 3,4 600 shs Parker Vein . . 8
1 60 Gold Hill. 3% 600 Phoenix Gold . . b30 80c.
100 do *00
CITY TRADE REPORT.
Mompat, March t>? <5 P. M.
AfHW ? Pome 40 bbls changed bands, at $4 a i
9? "6 for pearls, and 6o 03?4 a W for pots, per 100 lbs.
Brbadrttitm.? Hour was depressed and cheaper. The j
day's transactions amounted to 8,000 bbls., ordinary to j
choice Stat', st 97 75 a $8; mixed to fancy Western, at i
97 76 a $8 OA W : and other grades at proportionate prices. I
About 1,100 bbls. Southern fonnd buyer*, at $7 87 % ft ;
?8 12 for mixed to straight; 98 18S< a 98 37 X for favo
rite; and 98 37 Ka 99 36 for fancy, per bbl. Rye flour >
moved to the extent of 160 bbls., at 96 10 for fine, and >
90 60 for superfine, per bbl. There were '200 bbls. Jersey '
cornmral taken, at 98 87 H- Wheat tended downwards. I
The day'* business embraced only 1,000 bushel* (i?n??ae
white, at $1 97X', 2.500 Southern do., at 91 M; 800 Long
Island red, at 91 M; and 1,000 Jersey do., at 91 70.
Rye declined to 91 18, with sales of 0,8(M bushel* river at
that price. Stat* and Western oats were selling slowly, I
at 60c a 54c. per bushel. Corn depreciated considerably.
The day'* movement* oonaisted of 52,000 huihels, at 83c.
a 84c. for poor Jersey; 83c. a 86c. for Soother? and West
ira mixed; 88c. a 86c. for round yellow; 84c. a 86c. for
Southern white; 84c. for do. yellow; and 88c. for one
very fine lot of 4,800 bushels Southern yellow, though
this description closed heavily at our lowest quotations
therefor.
Cirnt ? There were offered at Allerton's Washington
drovevard to day 3,187 beef cattle; offered during the
week, 3.137 We subjoin the return for the week in de
tail, together with the section of tb? country whence the
supplies came ?
/?"/ Cattle.
Htadson Rirer RR 1,100 Wisconsin, on car*. . . . 64
Erie Railroa l 000 N York State, on foot 803
Harlem Railroad 119 ?' on car* 500
Pennsylvania, on foot. 135 Ohio, on car* 700
Kentucky on car* 304 Connecticut, on foot. . 84
f#*er SUxle
Erie Railroad ? Swine.. 189 Harlem RR ? Sheep and
Harlem Railroad-Cows lsmb* 304
and calves 10 Hudson River Railroad
<? . Veal Calve* 140 ? Hogs 844
The fine weather to day was favorable for buaineaa in
the vards The recent *torm* have made it hard tra !
veiling for cattle coming to the market on foot, but the
number aeeking transit by railroad, it will he seen, I* a
little In excesa of those of the prevlon* week. The mar
ket 1* steadv a* to price*, and we are not called upon to
materially vary the quotation* of last week About 160
heeves left over among the arrivals, It will be noted,
are n lot of cattle from Wisconsin. Beef cattle, 98 60 a
910 60; cows ami ealvea. $80 a 906; veal calves, 4c a
7c ; Sharp, 94 a 919; swine, gross weight, 8c. a fltfe.
The uumber of liog* sold at Alierton'* wa* 171. The of
fering* at Hrowntng'* were 96 cow* and ealvea, and 3,827
sheep an. I lambs. The cow* and ealvea soil at from 980
a 900. ** in quality ; *heep at from 98 75 a 96 60; a lot
extra brought from 97 50 a 910 60. Some light
beeve* brought from 9M 50 a 910 50 per hundred At mar
ket at (iHimlx-iliu's, (Hudson River Bull's Uead.j
260 lx eve?, 60 eo? ? anj calv.-s, 96 real calves,
and 2,(60 sbsep ul Itmbi. The beeves sold at froui 8c.
to 10c. per lb. Cows and calves from $25, $35 a >50.
frlieep sold at from fi 7ft to 94 50 a $7, at in Quality.
Veal ralraa brought from 6c. to 7c. On Hale at Morgan
O'Brien's, No. 0 Sixth street ? 70 tiearas and 35 cows and
calves. Sales of the former lit from $7 to $10, aud of the
latttr at from $30 a $35 to $.ri9 per head.
BICArtTOLATIOS.
Biw* Cou-'i an l Caltys Sktep.
Allerton's *2,137 150 3i>4
Urowning's ? 85 2,827
Cbambenin's 250 f>0 2,850
O'Brien'* 70 30 ?
Total 2,467 330 6,981
Last week 2,724 441 7,348
Ptettaae thii week. . 267 111 1.337
Com ? Sales have been made of 109 packages Java,
at 14c.; and 300 bag* Rio, at ll>?o. per lb.
Oottoh. ? The day's sales comprised 2,503 bales, as fol
Iowa For export, 1,034; home use. 630; on specula
tion, 417; to arrive, 680. Market steady.
Kwit.? We noticed sales of 800 boxes bunch raisins,
at $2 86 a $2 90 for wet dried, and $3 12 H a $3 15 for
dry do. , per bushel.
Fionaim).? Rates to Liverpool were steady, with eon
siderable cotton offering, about 1.000 bales of which was
taken nt >?d. ; 160 do. compressed at ll-10d., and 300 to
.'KM) S?'g Island, at ,^d.; 1,000 bbls. flour were engaged at
4s., and 30,000 to 40,000 bushels grain, at 14*d. a
16*d., a 16d., chiefly corn. The latter figure was for
\rhuat in ship's bags, 1,600 bbls. rosin were taken at 4s
a 4s. 3d. By the Europa, 360 boxes bacon were engaged
at 50s. To Bremen.SO tons of logwood were engaged at 36s ,
00 hales tobacco at %e., and 70 tons measurement goods
at 32s. fid. There was no change to notice in rates to
Havre, which were at about 06c. for cotton, and 24o.
for wheat. To California rates were dnll, at 60c. a
65c.
Hat ? Sales of 1,000 bales river transpired, at 86c. a
00c. for shipment, and 90c. 97)gc. for local use, per
100 lba.
Iron ? The demand for Scotch was moderate, at $39 a
$40 per ton, usual terms.
Lim. ? The recent receipts of Rockland liare all been
sold at very full prices. There was none left on the mar
ket this evening, and quotations were considered quite
nominal.
Moij8K1B. ? There were 100 bbls. New Orleans purchas
ed at 28c. per gallon.
Oils. ? Most kinds were inanimate. We heard of salos
of only 100 baskets olive, st $4, and 10,000 gallons lin
seed, at Saturday's prices.
Provisions. ? Pork moved to the extent of only 400 bbls
new, at $16 75* a $16 87* for mess, and $13 26 a $13
37 * for prime, per bbl. Cutmeats were unchanged.
Salon were made of 260 bbls. lard, at 10c. a lOJ^o. ; and
#00 bbls. beef at former rates. Butter and cheese were
as last noticed.
Ra*L Kstais. ? Sales at auction ? By A. J. Bleecker ? 1
lot on 11th street, 025 feet from Broadway, 26x100.11,
$350; 6 lots on do. adjoining, same size, $340 ; 6 do. on
112th street, in rear of above, $340. By James Cole ?
Brooklyn property ? 4 lots on Clason avenue, near Df
praw Htrcet, together, $1,675 ; 6 do. on Degraw street,
between Washington and Clason avenues, each $280; 1
do. on Douglass street, between Washington and Clason
avennes, $240; 4 do. on Rates avenue, near Reid avenue,
each $277 60 ; 4 do on Quincy street, near Reid avenne,
each $277 60.
Ritx ? The day's sales embraced 300 tierces, at $4 26 a
$4 62 * per 100 lbs.
Sugars ? Sales were made of 400 hhds. New Orleans,
part at 4*c. ; aud 150 boxes yellow Havana, at 6*c.
per lb.
Tailow could be purchased at 11 J?c. a 12c. per lb.
Tobacco. ? Sales transpired of 50 lihds. Kentucky, at
7*c. a 8c. ; and 260 cases Ohio seed leaf, at 9c.
WmsKBY. ? There were 660 bbls. procured, at 27c. for
Jersey, and 28c. for prison, per gallou.
'Weekly Report of the New York Cotton
Brokers' Association.
Sales during the past week, 19,209 bales, vis. Export,
11,647; home use, 3.900; speculation, l,00fi; in transitu,
1,763. The Board voted that the market was active
throughout the week, closing with a firm feeling, and an
upward tendency, 'the stock on sale being light. The quo
tations as revised establish an advance of *c. generally.
The annexed prices wore adopted this day for the follow
ing qualities by standard samples: ?
NBW YORK CI.AflfUKICATION. JT. 0.
Upland. Florida. Mobile. <? Haas.
Ordinary 8 * 8* 8* 8*
Middling 10* 10* 10 V 10*
Middling Fair.... 11 11 11* 11 V
Pair 11* U* U* 12*
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED KYEBY DAY,
BOARDING AND LODGING.
A SUIT or ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, FRONT,
splendidly furnished, will be let, with fall board, to a
gentlemen and wife without obildren;alao two (ingle room),
for gentlemen, in the first class house No. 13 We*t Twenty
second street. Nob* bat parties of the tlrit respectability
need apply.
A LADY, HAVING A FINK HOUSE IN BROOKLYN,
is desirous of letting rooms to gentlemen, with break
fast and tea and dinner on Sunday. The situation li plea
sant, and is within a few minute* walk of the Hamilton
forry. Any gentleman wishing to perfect him*?If in the
French language will find this a good opportunity. Address
Mrs. LA FORGE, 52 Carroll str*et. South Brooklyn.
A HANDSOME SUITE OF FURNIBHED ROOMS TO
let, together or separately, to on* or tw* gentlemen, ,
V ith partial board, if nooticary. la a private family ; th* :
I (iu>< contain* ga*. bath*, aid all the modern lmprov*
meets. Apply at 118 Warorlcy plae*. i
A SUITE OF NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, COM
prising a parlor, with larg* bedroom attached, alio a ,
large tingle room, with grata, to l*t, separately or together,
to fiiu-le pentleiuea. Breakfast **rved if required. Inquire
ct 70 Franklin street, first boa** west from Broadway.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMO
dated with a suite of aafurai*hed room*, with boird,
n a pleasant situation and pleataat room*, la a small fami
ly where there are bo ehildraa, at 18* Hudion street, Bear
St. John's park
A GENTEEL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LIT GEN
teel apartments, with board, to a family of foar or Or*
persons. Reference exchanged. Apply at IS Lexington
avenue.
AN UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM
to let, to a gentlemaa and lady, with board for the lady.
Apply-at 89 Charlton street, for obi week.
A LADY, CONTEMPLATING TAKING A HOUSE
near the Hamilton or South ferries, Brooklyn, forth*
f purpose of furniahing breakfait and tea to a few Arst clan
entlemen.ls de*irou* of meeting with parties who would
e willing io advance three hundred dollars and r*e*iv*
board for th* *am*. Unqur*tlownble reference glvon, or se
curity if required. Addrea* X. Y., Herald offle*.
A GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH A
well fnrnUhed room, with breakfaat and tea, ia a pri;
vat* family, where then are a* other boarder*, n*ar Brook
lyn Height*, Are minute* walk from Wall *tr**t ferry
T*rm* 9S or 96 per week. Addresa P. V., box 5,006 Post
Oflice.
A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED
room attached, at S3 00 per week; also, a baok room
for S2 .10. and a small frost room for $2. Apply immediately
at M8 Broadway, between Spring and Pri ace streets.
A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE PLEASANT
ly accommodated with flae rooms, and good board, al
moderate price*. House coataina ga*. No. 80 East Broad
way.
SUITw
J}?A RD.? x SUIT* ? *B? dianer
? Pri'vaL^JfCOND '
' I
Board.? a lady and gentleman can obtain
a well furaixhed room, with board for the lady only, ia
a house pleasantly located, containing bath, Ac., by ad
dressing Norma, Broadway Poet Offlce, for three days. Pay
meat of board required weekly la advance.
Board? at broadway. desirable suits of
rooms, with front parlors. Also fiae rooms for singl* !
goatkmcn, with full board. References exchanged.
Board? with pleasant rooms, may be ob
taln*d at 113 CllatoB plao*. |
BOARD? GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR A
few single geatl*m*a, eaa be accommodated with a 1
handsome parlor and bedroom attached, or (iagle rooms,
with faU or partial board, at M Bleecker street, near Broad
w?ar. k'
Board-one or two single gentlemen can !
be aocommodated with a pleasant room, aad breakfast
ii required. Apply at 72 Variek street, corner of Canal.
JIOARD ? A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH A
) room aad bedroom with board, in a quiet neighborhood,
rlvate family preferred. Terms moderate. Referenc* I
given and required. Addresa. N, S., Herald oftce.
Board.? a large, comfortable room, on the
aeeond floor, very aaltabl* for two aingl* gentlemen,
to let with hoard. Also, a single room. First olaas accom
modation*. Gas, hatha, Ac. Inquire at 61* Variek atreet,
M. John'*
BOARD-WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, SUITARLE FOR
? families or lingle geatlemea: they are neatly furnish -
?d. and th* hoB*e ha* ga*. bath*. Ac. No. 13 Beach street
"ROARD.? A SUITE OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
I) apartmaat*. r*pl*te with every convenience for a genteel
residence, also oae or two rooms saltabl* for slagl* gentle
mea. eaa be had by apply lag at 131 Teath street, coratr of
Fourth avenue.
BOARD.-TO LET, WITH BOARD. A LARGE FRONT
room oa th* *eeoad floor of a first class boast, near th*
cnracr of Broadway and Blaeeker street. Apply to
R. THOMPSON, rftS Broadway.
Board -two ladies, occupying a fine large
second story room ia oae of the beat boardiughou***,
t ltaated between Broadway and Fifth avenue, would like to
tnd a party, ageatlemaa aad lady, or two ladies either, to
tnke too same from their hands. Price of hoard. $14, ia
rinding Are. Beit of r*f*rea?e required. Addresa box 1,377
Post Olllce.
Board in brooklyn.-a single gentleman.
deairlag the comfort* of a home, eaa h* accommodated
v ith a pleasant room and partial board ia a genteel family
located near the Fulton ferry. Apply at 80 Naasau street,
tear Pearl.
Board in brooklyn.-a single gentleman
w ishee to find a f-irnlshed parlor. If posaihle. with hod
r< om attached, aad partial hoard. In a private family ia
&. uth Breoklyn. A liberal price paid for good aecoamoda
tioar. Koferencea exchanged. Addrea* 11. Z.. Herald ofllee
B HOARD IN BROOKLYN -TWO SINGLE GEN TLEMEN
< an obtaia a fine room, with board, In a bona* pleas
ai 1 1 v situated, aad at a convenient distane* from th*
5- uth or Wall atreet ferric*, by addreaaing H.. Herald of
t<e. with r*al name |
B HOARD IN BROOKLYN. ? ON E OR TWO SINGLE
*eatleaiea eaa l>* accommodated with pleasant rooms,
in a reaper table private family, a few minutea walk from
Fi.lt. n ferry, by applriagat 111 Sands street. T?rm* mode
n te. Reference* exchanged.
"I >OARD IN BROOKLYN. -TO LET. TO A GENTLE
J > maa and wife, one or two haadsome front rooms with
pi.ntrles and ga*. AI*o, a baaemeat. suitable for a physician
II nee withla At* minutes walk of South an 1 Montagu*
ferries. Inquire at No. 7! State atreet. coratr of II*ary
BOiKUIKU AND LODGING.
Board in Brooklyn.? one or two sinulk
gentlemen ???> fee accommodated with pleaiant roami,
In a re?peeteble private family, a few minutea walk from
Fulton ferry, by applying at 111 Saads atreet. Termi mode
iut. IK-fin-mea ? ?< ban '??!
Board in south brooklvn.? vantid, a few
boarders, at No 1*) 1'reaiiiout atreet, between Colombia
and llicka atrrfta, where thay will have an agrceabla and
plea?ant home. The houaa fa new and airy, aad aituated
within three minntea walk of llamilton avenue ferry, and tea
of S' uth ferry. Term* reaaonable.
Board in south broklyn.? a fe w gknti,e
men can b? accommodated with pleaaant roomi, with
breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sundaya, at 90 Preaiden^
atreet, where tliey will hare an and pleaaant
home The bona* it new and air/, and within three minntea
walk of llamilton avenue ferry, and ten of South ferry.
Terms reasonable.
Board on Brooklyn heights, nkar fulton
ferry. ? Two gentlemen can have a pleasaatly situated
square room or bedrooms. Apply at 22 Willow street.
Board wanted? for a gentleman and. his
wife, in a private family or wljw? W but few
l,oarder?? weat aide of the town. Terms must be moderate.
Addreaa Houston, Herald office.
Board wanted? by a lady and gentleman,
in a priratu family, where there are no other boarders,
between Canal and Fourth ate.. west of or near Broadway.
Full hoard for the lady only. Board paid in advanoe, and
no questions asked. Please address B. J., Broadway Post
Office, giving partlculara, Ae.
Board wanted? at any time between this
and April IS, for a gentleman, wife and son, fourteen
yeara old. A parlor and two bedrooms, unfurnished, will
he required? $75 to $t$0 per month will be paid, and the gen
tleman will dine down town, if more agreeable. Address S,
box 2,1-90 Post Office, for one week.
Board wanted? by a youno lady, in a re
apectable private family, where there are bnt few or ao
other boarders. References exchanged. Please address B.
M. S., Herald office, stating terms.
Board wanted ?two gentlemen want each
a single room, with full or partial board; one la iht Vi
cinity of Washington square, the other in Eaat Broadway
or Henry street. Address, with terms, Ae., Herkimer,
Union square Post Office.
Board wantsd-by a gentleman and wife,
in a small respectable private family, where ther are
few or no other boarders ; tea only for the gentleman, exoept
Sunday ; price not to exceed eight dollars per week. Please
address Montgomery, Post Office.
Board wanted.? a gentleman, with his
wife and mother, wishes a parlor aad two sleepiag rooms,
furnished, and pormanent board, from May 1, in a desirable
location above Bleecker street. Dinner at ft P. M. ; gas and
batha Indispensable. Address bos 3,308 Post Office, stating
location and terms.
Board wanted? for a gentleman and wife.
A private family would be preferred. The gentleman,
being au officer on board of one of the Atlantic steamers,
will be absent most of his time. References exchanged. Ad
dreaa R. K., Herald office.
Board wanted.? a comfortable furnished
room, for a gentleman and lady, board for the lady only,
in a small family where there are no other boarders; wanted
for a permanency. No objection to Williamsburg or Brook
lyn, if near the ferries. Address Pope, Broad wav Post
Office, stating location and terms, whleh must be moderate.
Board wanted in Brooklyn? for a widow
lady of very quiet habits, (with a widow lady preferred,)
at a moderate price; board paid in advance instead of refer
ence. Please address O., Herald office, whioh will be con
fidential.
Boarding.? a gentleman and wife and two
single gentlemen mn be accommodated with good board
and handsomely furnished rooms, on reasonable terms, aad
where tbe conifortaof a home may be enjoyed; Apply at No.
14 Jones street, between Bleecker and Fourth.
Boarding.? single gentlemen wishing par
tial or full hoard can be accommodated with pleasant
roomaiat 261 Third avenne.
Boarding.? a private family wishes to let
to one or two single gentlemen, a neatly furnished room,
withont board. Best of reference given and required. Ap
ply on tbe premises, No. 229 Spring atreet.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED? FOR A GENTLEMAN
and bis wife, from the 1st of May, at some plaoe conve
nient to the city, either on the Hudaon or East rivers. Ad
dress W. H., box 1,013 Post Office.
Furnished rooms wanted? aboye four
tcenth street, for a lady and gentleman, board for the
lady only. Payment in advance and no questions asked.
Address Arthur, Broadway Post Office.
Furnished rooms, with gas, etc., on the
third floor of a genteel house on the Fonrth avenue,
near Madison square, to let to gentlemen, without board.
Familv private, and no moving on the 1st of May. Address
Fourth avenue, Herald office.
Furnished apartments.? a lady, living in
the neighborhood of the Crystal Palaoe, would like to
lot two rooms to gentlemen, without meals. To those con
nected with the Palace It would be an objeet. None but re
spectable parties, and those willing to pay for good accom
modations, need apply. Apply at <>35 Sixth avenue, between
Thirty-seventh and Tbirty-cignth streets.
Furnished apartments.? handsome front
rooms to let to single gentlemen, without board, at 133
Franklin street. No moving In May.
HOBOKEN ? A gentleman and wife or two
single gentlemen can be accommodated with board
and pleasant rooms in a first class house, with modera Im
provements. Private family. Apply at the southwest cor
ner of Hndson and Fifth streets.
PERMANENT BOARD ON THIRTEENTH STREET.?
One or two gentlemen can obtain a furnished room,
with partial board, in a private familv. where they can have
every comfort of a home and agreeable society, with every
net essary attention. Reference exchanged. Address 1). C.,
Union square Post Office.
Rooms to let.? rooms to let from the first
of May , with or without partial board, to single gentle
men, In a modern built house, on the line or Second Avenue
Railroad, below Twenty-tblrd street. References exchanged.
For further information apply at 423 Broome atreet, after 6
o'clock P. M.
Rooms to let.? a private family, occupying
a three atory modern house, weat of Broadway, below
Bleecker atreet, would let one or two rooms, either on se
cond or third floor, to two gentlemen; breakfast aad Sun
day mealarlven if desired. Terms moderate. Address D.,
box 2,943 Post Office.
SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
with rooms aad board; also, a large pleasant room,
wl ich will accommodate a party of four gentlemen. Day
hoarders can b? accommodated also, at 123 Chambers street.
WANTED? IN THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY,
by a respectable family, three rooms with board. Ad
dress Z.. Herald effioe. Terms must be moderate.
WANTED? A ROOM AND BED ROOM, UNFURNISH
ed, for a lady aad her daughter, la a private house up
town. Answer to Mrs. H. M., Herald office.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
Ann AAA ?WANTED, A SPECIAL PARTNER,
JPZU.vUU. with twenty thouaand dollar* ia caah, to
inveat in an old eatabllabed aad highly lucrative buaineaa ia
thii city. Partiee retiring. None bnt each aa have the roqai
aite fanda need put themeelvoa to troable. Addreaa 0.
Jonce, Broadway Poit Office, with fall name, which will
meet with attention.
41 AAA -A young man with this amount
tpl.UUU. deairee a aitnation a* ealeeman ia awhole
aala or retail dry goode hoaae; ia well aeaaaiated with the
buaiaeae, and eaa give the beat of oity refereaeea. He will
lend the above amount to hie employer on good aeoarity.
Addreaa W. D., box 1,1182 Poat Office.
(fr QAA ?PERSONS situated in ant PART OP
XOVvi the eoaatry, who woald like to engage ia a a aft
aad pleaaaa* kusineaa, that will pay from $1,.VJ0 to $2,00Q per
year, in aay good farming oonatry, oan bear of a Sae opportu
nity. Tbia ia a rare ebanea for a peraon ia the country who
baa tho above amount la caah or trade they wiah to diapoae
of. Addreaa W. W. Ward, Herald office.
COPARTNERSHIP.? THE UNDERSIGNED, T. SCHTL
ling and B. Ploattaer, have, on the lat day of Jaaaary,
1.V4, aaaociated together, aader the Arm of Sehilliag A
Ploattaer, avoeeaaora to A. Sehilliag, No. 136 Third atreet,
where they will eontiaae manufacturing ayrnpe, oordlala,
aad domeatio liqaora. T. SCHILLING.
E. PLOETTNER.
''"?ft dollf WTh**'
PARTNER WANTED? IN THE SHIP CHANDLERY
buaineee, ia a well eatabllahed, goad location; an aotlve
man, with a knowledge of the aame, preferred, with from
?3,000 to 16,000. Addreaa Merohant, Herald offiee.
WANTED? A PARTNER, WITH PROM TWO TO
three thouaand dollar*, to join a mechanic in a new
patented article? the only oae of the kiad ia the Uaited
State*, and of every day want. Addreaa or apply to F. J.,
MocLaaio. 7?'d Washington atreet, corner of Troy. Caaaot
le aeea till after ti o'clock, P. M.
WANTED? A PARTNER, IN A WHOLESALE MAN17
factoring buaineaa, with a oapital from *2,UU0 to (A. ODD. I
The maanfactory ia now la aacoeavfnl operation, and doing
well. The buelncea eaa bo made to yield a haadaomo fortune I
in a few yeare, aad eaa be ealarged to any extent. The ob- I
j.-ct la advertiaiag ia to get a young, active buaineaa man, of |
Koo<l character. Addreaa W. 0. Van Hoatoa, Tribaae office. I
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH PROM M)0 TO $1,000,
to iavoat ia a aafe aad lucrative bnnineaa paying 11)0
i.er cent. A rare obance for aa enterprising young man with
the above amount. Apply at 39 Marion atreot, from II to 12
DANCING ACADEMIES.
Another new class for gentlemen? l. deo.
BROOKES ia now forming a aow olaaa at hie aeaembly
rooma. Ml Broome atreet, for Taeeday evening, oomtneaoiag
at 7 o'clock. All the faehionable daacoa taught ia oae
coorae of leeeone. . .
MHORE NEW CLASSES.-BROOKES' dancing aca
I demy, Srtl Broome atreet, between Broadway and the
Bowery.? The pupila of the preaent aeaaea are making moat
rapid progroea. beyond all precedeat. la oae eourao of lea
aona are taught the polka, polka maaoarka. aehottlaohe,
polka redowa, wait toe aad qaadrillee. The ladlee' afternoon
claaa on Tneadaye aad Friday*, from 3 till 6 o'clock. Gea tie
raoa'a dwa Toeedaya aad i'ridaya, from 7 till eleven P. M.
Applioatioae for cither claaa or private leaaoaa received 'at
rfVma. The aohool will continae open the wholo year.
PHR 1TATE DANCING, OnO BKOA DW AY 7? "LADIES
| aad geatlemen eaa no* join for a few leeeone. Pupila
taught the acbottiacb, polka, ruilowa, or any dance deaired,
aoparately, in a few leaeona. All appUcatioaa muat be made
at 27 1 Bowery, bookatore, to R. Burntoa.
EXPRESS AGENCIES.
FOREIGN EXPRESS -EDWARDS, SANPORD A CO.
reepectfull manouaoo that they are prepared to forward
exprtae nackagMffreia New York to Liverpool, London, and
alfpartaof Kngllad, Ireland, aad Scotland, twice a week;
to Hnvre, Pari*, Bremen. Hambarg, Fraakfort, and all parte
of the F.nropcaa continent, once a week; to Melbourne, Port
Philip, Hydney, and all parta of Aaatralla, Van Dioman'a
l and aad New Zealand, by every venae 1 eailiag hence or from
England for thnae plaoea; and to Canton, Hoag Kong. Shaag
I ne, Calcutta. Madraa, Bombay, aad other parte of the Eaat
Indl.a aad China, once every two weoka. Office No. M
Broadway.
FURNITURE.
tflSAMBLLED COTTAGE PHRNITURR -MATHBWJ A
fi STACY, 614 aad MM Broadway, who roe aired lift me
dale from the Cryatal Palace aad American Inatltate for the
beat aalta of enamelled chamber faraltnre Invite the public
to iiaalne their extoaatve itoA. Salt* with hair mattreae,
i atraw paUtaaaea. pillow* aad boi jtera from HO
| TESARWBKOIITEB.
AUCTIONKERS^ AC -TO LMTMY THE MOMTH WBRR,
or single .ale, the large exhibition mtu lately oeeupi3[
| by (he National Academy of Deeign, No. MS Broadway. op
pcnte Bond street. A flrrt rate focaMf* for (prise s*l*a.
1 Inquire of H. R CUMMINGS, 11 Naa*a? street. or oa tkt
' premises.
A large and beautiful hall to let. for
ii u t. lie worship, on Sundays. Apply to Mr. BROOKES,
on toe premises, 331 Broom# street.
Apart of a house to let-the lower part of
tho bona* No. 20 Kom itroot, consiating of two parlor*
with pantries, front basemeat, two bedrooms in the attic,
and privileges in the wash-house. Crotoa wate* ?*' Ath?
conveniences. Inquire of C. KNO* I,'0. m FulUnatreet
"Q BO* AT.? TO LET OB LBASB, THE TWO FIVB
? story brown etoree and dwellings, between Twenty
filth and TweatysUth streets, opposite Madison square;
upper part arranged for a family boarding hording house,
for terms and particulars enquire of CHAS. KING, 151
Maidea lane, or Edward J. King, 147 Water street, or of B.
H. Ludlow, No. 11 Wall street.
10 ? Broad^Jay ^Vp""
COTTAGE AT RTE NECK TO LET OR FOB SALE.? A
new Gothic oottage, with about one acre of land, situ
ated on tho Bostoa turnpike road, and a ear Loast Islaad
Sound. It is twenty-three miles from New York by the New
York and New HavenRailroad, and seven minutes walk from
the railroad depot. Inquire of T. S. SHEPHERD, No*. 29
aad 31 Gold street.
IjlLEGANTLY FUBNISHED PARLOR AND BBD
!i room to let, Nft."15 Boad street, without board. Oeutle
men of quiet habits preferred. The parlor oa first floor may
be had for a dentist. N. B.? A good stable to let, la the
rear.
FUBNISHED HOUSE TO LET. -THREE STORY BRICK,
with all the modern improvements, and in good order,
well furaished; will bo let for one year from Mar, with im
mediate posaessioa. Situate ap tow a, west side. BILLING
A TUCKER, 43 Walker street, a few doors west of Broad
way
TjlACTOBY TO LBASB OR FOR SALB? BBICK
I building, 80 by 50 feei, two stories, uafailiag water
power, twenty-five acre* of land, And outbuildings; situated
at Monroe Works, ninety minutes from thil city , a few yard*
from the railroad depot. Goods can be sent by railroad East,
West, North or South. Dr. M. PRICE MOORE, 77 Warr<ia
street.
House to let? a three story and basement
modern brick house, twelve rooms and sub-cellar, la
Powers street, east side, between Dean and Bergen streets,
Brooklyn. Rent, 93fi0. The gas will be iatroduced if re
quired. Inquire of E. AUERBACH, 84 John street, N. T.,
from 11 to 12, or at 127 Rirington street, N. Y., from 3 to 8
o'olock.
HOU8I TO LET? BELOW CANAL STREET, WEST OF
Broadway, occupied as a boarding house; oontains
seventeen rooms, and has at present about thirty boarders;
average price per week 93 AO. It is near the railroad depot,
and a good location for transient boarders.
B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
Masonic.? to let. the new lodge room on
tbe corner of Broadway aad Bleeokar street, for oae or
I two evenings in the week, from the 1st of May next. Apply
; to JAMES O. POWERS, 101 Murray street.
STORE TO LET? A LARGE AND ELEGANT STORE IN
Beekman street, suitable for aa extensive business, with
entry immediately if desired. Apply to JOHN A. FLAM
i MER, No. 29 Beekman street, between 10 and 12 o'elook.
STORE AND DWELLING TO LET? AT 81 WALKER
street Bear, Broadway, west side, either together or
' separately. Rant moderate. Possession at onoe. Apply oa
tbe premises.
STOBEB AND OFFICES TO LET? IN CLINTON HALL,
on Eighth street and Astor place; also, offices on second
and third floors- Apply to EDMUND COFFIN, 30 Broad
street.
STORE TO LET IN BROADWAY.? THREAD, NEEDLE,
comb and fancy goods store; stock, business and fix
1 tures, for 91 ,000. The lady retires in consequence of ill
health. Inquire at 448K Broadway. Possession immediate
ly. This is a chanoe not often met with.
STEADY STEAM POWER.? TO LET, LARGE ROOMS,
well lighted, in the new building 499 Water street, ex
tending to South struet, between Pike and Rutgers streets.
Inquire as above.
SUPERIOR LOFTS TO LBT, FOR MANUFACTURING
purposes.? 1 Two lofts, of large sise, to rent, with steam
power, situated immediately at South ferry, Brooklyn.
They are remarkablv well lighted, warmed throughout, aad
amply provided with gas; a most desirable looation for al
most any manufacturing purpose; rent low to a good tenaat.
Apply at 30 South William street. New York.
SHOW ROOMS TO LET? IN THE BEST PART OF
Broadway, No. A75, opposite Metropolitan Hotel, from
the 1st of May. The entire second floor, two rooms of
which are capacious and admirably adapted for millinery,
jewelry, Ac., purposes ; also, two bedrooms with the above,
if required. Apply betweea 10 and 3 o'clock.
TO LET? BASEMENT NO. 29 BEEKMAN STREET, 90
feet deep, well lighted front, rear and side. Rent 9900.
Also, store, basement, front hair of third and fourth floors of
No. 24 Beekman street, all 83 feet deep. Rent of store
91,280, basement |fi00, half of third floor 9300, fourth $400.
Also, the fifth story of No. 33 Beekman street, (entrance No.
29,) 100 feet deep, well lighted front, rear and side, particu
larly adapted to light manufacturing purposes. Bent 9000.
Also, a four story store aad dwelling, Mo. 429 Fourth aveaae,
third building above Thirtieth street. Beat 9650. Inquire
of JAMES CONNER k SONS. No. ? Beekman streets. j
TO LET? A THREE STORY HOUSE IN MADISON
street, No. 147, between Market and Pike streets, to one
or two genteel families. Iaquire of J. ALLEN, 386 Broome
street.
TO LET ? SXVERAI, SUITES OF OFFICES OX THE
third floor of the fin* bow building No. 78 Brotlwty,
next to the corner of Wall (treet. They art well lighted,
and fitted up with gu udtTerjr convenience, mad if applied
for Immediately may bo arranged to suit the leeeeoe. Apply
to JAMES 8. SLUYTER, No. 8 Wall (tree*.
TO LET? THE SPLENDID BASEMENT, WITH A
large oellar, in the home No. 880 Broadway, opposite
the Metropolitan Hotel; alao the upper part of the mm*
honie, composed of nine room*, with bath and Crotoa
water and small olosets; will he let feparately, or altogether.
Apply only at L. J. DE8COMBE3. No. 892 Broadway.
r LET? FROM THE FIRST OF APRIL, THE WELL
known public or boarding lions* at Eaat Now York. It
baa 12 aorta of land, with ham and ontbonaea. For further
partienlara inqsiro at No. 77 Adam* atreet, Brooklyn, of
fin. C. HOWARD.
TO LET-OFFICES AND SHOPS IN FRONT AND
roar bnildlng* No. 19 Bookman atreet. Apply to A.
LIVINGSTON, 52 John rtreet.
f|K) LET? THE THREE STORT DWELLING HOUSE
1 286 Bart Broadway. Apply to Mra. FURLONG, MS
Broadway.
TO LET? IN A GENTEEL PRIVATE FAMILY, TO ONE
or two gentlemen, two room*, furniehed or nafnrnlahod,
with gai. inquire at 909 Wooator atreet, between Bleecker
and Amity.
TO LET? TO A SMALL FAMILY, PART OF HOUSE 36
Vandewater atreet, conaiating of front and back rooms
on second floor, with back basement. Alio a room in the |
attic. For further particulars apply to
MRS. SHEA, 70 CUE strut. J
TO LET? AT NO. 984 GREENWICH STREET, WEST
(ide, a neatly fitted up atoro, l?. Possession when
wanted. Good for olothlag, Jewelry, or other roady money
buainee*. The atreet needs no comment. Inquire in tho
atore, fourth bouao above Warren street.
r LET? TWO GENTEEL THREE STORY BRICK '
houaea on Fifty -eighth atreet, iuit eaat of Third avenue;
rent 8300? and immediate poaaesaioa will he given. Theae
are very eheap houaee. Alao, several new four story houaea
on Thirty-third atreet, between Lexington and Third ave- '
nuee, rent, 8700. Apply to B. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth l
arenue, 3 to 7 P. M.
TO LET? TO LAWYERS AND PUBLISHERS, SUITS
of offices, second and third floors, 149 Fulton street,
near Broadway. Jewellers manufacturing can hire fourth '
floor, now occupied for that busiaess. Two houses, with 1
atore s aad basementa, at Stapleton, Btaten I aland. Apply to
W. COLE, No. 8 Ana street. I
TO LET? THE STORE 100 NASSAU STREET ; POSSES
aion immediately. A first rate location for any busi
ness. Apply on tho premises.
mo LET? THE TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE NO.
X 107 Salllvaa street, between Spring and Prince. It has ,
bath, gas, range, Ac., in gerfect order. Apply to A- M. k R.
DA VIES, 3tf7 Broadway, or 196 Fourth street, near Mao
dougal.
mo LET? A MIDDLE SIZED HOUSE, COMPLETELY
X furnished and havlag all the eoBveBioBciee of water aad
gas, ob the First and Second A venae railroad, from May 1
till Hav 1 or November 1, 18SS, the oecupant goiag to Europe.
Rent VpOO. Parties only who are disposed to hay the furni
ture may apply ob tke premise*, 178 East Twentr -third street,
betweea First aad Second aveaaea, or to 98 Liberty street,
Bp stair*.
r LET-NO 77 FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR BROAD
way, the upper part of a house suitable for a tailor,
dreMBtaker, or milliner. Kent 8400. Referenoo* exchanged. ,
Inquire from 10 to 12 o'elock. j
T'O LET? THE THREESTORY AND BASEMENT |
houses No*. 337 and 339 Fourth aveaue, containing
about tea or twelve room*. In line order, with bath*, range*,
K*i, Ac., very desirable for dwellings, physicians or'.den
tiets' office*. Also, the corner store aad dwelliag corner of
Twenty-fifth street and Fourth aveaae. Apply to E. B.
KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth aveaue, from 3 to 7 P. M.
TO LET? TWO HOUSES, ONE NEAR ABINGDON
euuare, small, genteel, three story house, basement, on
der< rllar, gas, Crotoa, bath rooms. As. Reat 84S0. Kin*
tntdern three atory house, 22ft Wert Twenty-aeveath street, |
t.otwi-ea Eighth aad N lath aveaue*. Uaa, bath room. At.
Rent >00 from 1st March. Apply la Twenty ceveath (treet,
from $ to ft P. M.
TO LET? FROM THE FIRST OF MAT, TO A SMALL
faatily, the ceeoBd floor of houi* ,W Broom* street, bo
tween the Bowery and Chryrtle street Apply at the Coal
Office, P9 Gold (trect.
T) LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE NO. 384
Broadway .consisting of two large sited rooms aad a room
adjoining, with Crotoa water. These room* aad location
are suitable for almost any basiae** purposes Reat low.
Poiiession immediately. For further particulars Inquire of
A. C. MORRILL, He. 9 Chamber* street, up rtalra, from 11
A. M. to 8 P. M.
TO LET-FROM THE FIRST OF APRIL, A LARGE
and commodloa* house, near CheUea, States Iilaad,
containing twruty-two room*, well adapted for a large fa
mily or boardiag house, together with gardea, froit trees,
carriage house. Ao. If required, from eae to tan acre* of
lsnd caa be had with the preMtoes. Inquire of J. Travis, at
Chelsea, or of T. BELLOWS, 90 Pla* street.
TO LET? THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE DOWN
town; convenient for a sailor's boardiag bouse. Apply
at No. 129 Washington street Rent 84W.
mo LET-A LARGE BUILDINO. WITH PLENTY OF
X yard room, suitable for a great maay mechanical aad
manufacturing purposes. A lea** for a number of year*
would be gtvea If wwhed. J. DSN HAM,
Eighth BToauc, corner of Sixteenth street.
TO LET-A BROADWAY STORE. WELL ESTABLISH
ed? No. 0S3. No on* need apply ante** they caa give
security for the rest. If desired, the stook eaa be had ob
six or twelve moath* credit or caih, aad the buiiaeaa o A be
eoBtiaued to very great advaatage.
r LET-HOUSES AND STORES 129. 190, AND 190K
Dlvlatoa street; the three-story attic aad baeemeat
I house 84 Eaat Broadway, rent 972ft; the four-atory house
; 400 Greeawich *tre?t; alao part* and apartmeate of heaaee
I to good teaaata Apply to T. S. GIBBONS k CO., ageata.
j 406 Greeawleh (treet.
rlHB LET-THE THREE RTORY HOUSE NO 4 RBOTOR
(treet, initabl* for a boardiag house; alao, a harbor'*
j (hop. Iaquir* of D. NEWMAN, 81 llroad (treet. I
OX) LET-TEN COTTAGES, AT V A MONTH; ALSO
1 farme, from ob* to tweaty scree each, at Hyde Park de
pot, directly on the Loag Island Railroad, (eveateea mile*
(one hour'e ride) from Brooklyn. Apply at No. w Bfoaa
way. up (ttlti. or at Hyde Park depot.
TKN ANTS' IUEGI8TKB.
To urr? tbi first and second stories or
(tor* No. 00 William .treat, both large 1*4 wall lighted,
n itable far dry goods, millinery and ?tr?w gooda, Ae. , or far
in (arenas or railroad iHoh, Mug near Wall (treet Apply
to V an Harden A Amor man. <8 William street.
rLBT? A PART or HOUSE NO. 27 OLITIR STREET,
between Chatham aad Madison streets. For partiua
isrs apply oa tin promisee.
TV"-;??., t LADT- 0R 8MALL FAMILT, A
iuhoaM '"??Imbly calculated for a board
f f,w *4* ?' "?? railroad depot
uMsuni *1)1 area aad fashionable rssorta naar
the city, where the raat oonld bo paid la board, rar parti
culare address Country How, Broadway Port Oft?.
T? UPPER PART AND BASEMENT OP A
J. (mall genteel house, located within two eauarae at
Broadway. To a good teaaat tba rest will be
Apply at 39 Mario a atreot, from ? to it . *
To iM, por five years, or roi rtiaa ?*?
?" ?f the lint (tore* la Broadwar b*uB
J-aaal ? treet, ha* two apleadid (how wladaw^aad u alfiSuT
for aay burinoee. Addrow Broadway, Berald oflna^^^
TO LBT ON EIOBTB AVENUE? THE LARGE EPA
clone furnituro (tore aad baaemeat, No. SO-Joae af
the best burin ess locations lathe avenna? between Twea
*w?"*y-?rst (treau. Apply to ARTHUR DEVLIN,
la front basement. ?
TO LIT OR LEASE? TOGETHER OR SEPARATRLT.
for a hotel or for badeeee parpoaaa, all the apper pari
and b Moment of balldlng 007 Broadway, corner of Prince
?treat, wort aide, now oceapled as a Art class boarding hoaaa
Also a large (tore la the beat location in Broadway. Anal*
as abore.
rLET OR LEASE? THE SIXTEENTH WARD HOTEL,
No. 190 West ScTcateenth street, near Eighth area**.
Inqalre of JAMES R. RYAN, M Essex street
r> IB O* LEASE ? THE POUR STORY BROWN
P5.* r0>* (tore No. 01 Cortlandt street, from the tret
day of May next. It wUl be pat In good order for olothiag,
1th** Also, office sad two lofts No.
47 Pearl street, naar Broad.
TO LIT OB LEASE IN BROADWAY? THB UPPER
part aad basement of the fear story building 161 Broad
way. east side, second door north of Liberty (treat. The
'"f" jbont 23 i by ? feet, and well lighted; the baaemeat
V0"1?^48: Apply to John Uoyd, 18 Nassau (treet, ar
J. V. D. Wyckoff, on the promisee
TO LIT OB LEASE LOW TO A F IRST-R ATE TENANT?
The whole of the third aad fourth toon No. 385 Broad
?ay. Apply to N. A. FREEMAN, 289 Broadway.
TO LBASB FOB FIYB YEARS? THE riYB STORY
brick (tare Na. M Duane street, fronting the New York
and Brie Railroad depet;a ralaable business stand. It will
> e put In eulxtantial repair for aay hear; badaees. Apply
toft. JACOTB, 42 HaunSoa (treat, Real Estate Agent.
TO LBT OR LBASB FOR.A TERM OF YEARS? THE
four (tory house assd atore 237 Twentieth etreet, be
tween Ftrat avenne and avenue A, with a good cellar, aad is
a first rate stand for I grooery. Apply to xHOS. BUTTER,
140 West street, eorner of Bnrolay.
TO LBT TO MANUFACTURERS? THB THRBB STORY
and basement briek building, SO feet deep, northwest
eorner of Sixth arcane and Thirty-ninth street. Pesseesiea
immediately. Inquire of FRANCIS BLANCHBT, 290 Sixth
avenue, before 9 A. M. or after 8 P. M.
r LEASE? THE FIRST FLOOR, BASBMBNT, UN
der cellar, aad part of eacond floor of (tors southeast
corner of Broadway aad Cedar streote, being fast front
on Broadway. Apply to M. PORTER, 61 Liberty street.
r LEASE? FOR TWO YBARS, THE LARGE ROOM 312
Broadway, oa saoond floor, suitable for a faney or a
clothing salesroom. For particular inquire of GRIFFITH
A DECKER, No. 90 Ann (treet.
TO LBASB? FOR A TERM OF YBARS, A YALUABLB
plot of ground, fronting on Variek and Graad (treats
and within thirty-five feet of Canal (treet; rite 87 fee t 3
inchc( by 101 feet in depth. On the property there 1( a eub
(tantial brick building, 00 feet by 80 feet in deptH. Apply to
A. R. CUSHMAN, Kg Broadway, room No. 1*.
TO LEABB? PROPERTY FOR LIOBT MANUFAC
turing pnrpoees. strongly built, and will put in a light
(tesm engine if required. Location good for epiee and cows*
grinding, or any other light work. Apply to ANDBRSON
Jt CARRICK, corner of Third avenne and Twenty-first st.
TO RBNT-A LARGE ROOM AT 000 BROADWAY,
for church purposes on Sundays and for military or
other purposes on Wednesday evenings. with gariights, Ac.
E. V. HAUOHWOltT. 501 Broadway.
TO RENT? THB FIRST CLASS THRBB STORY HOUSB
425 Fourth street, (Albion place.) Will be put in com
plete order, from cellar to attio, wish all the modern Im
provements Gas, baths, wator clo(et(, rsnge and boiler,
and painted throughout. Po((e(rion given tat eight day(
notice. Inquire at 14 Pine (treet, thira floor, front olloe.
TO RENT? IN CANAL STREET, A GENTLEMEN'S
furnishing (tore, (even yeare established; very little
espltal required. Also, an auction store, near Broadway;
no objection to any other husinaM. Also, a conutry bowse
and gronnd, plain snd neat; or for (ale. Apply at lBGrand
(treet, near Broadway.
TO HOTEL KEBPBRS.? TO LBT, AND THE FURNI
ture for (ale, a prominent hotel In thl( city, now doing
a large and profitable badness. None but responsible ana
competent persons need y>p^y
SPOFARD, 40 Wall street.
WORKSHOPS TO LET-FIRST RATE SHOPS. WITH
" or without steam power, near Broadway, in a goad
street. For particulars apply at 290 Brodway, room No. 9,
third story, from 10 to 2 o'clock.
HOUSES, ROOMS, AC., WASTED.
Apartments wanted? from first of apbil.
in a houM with on* other respectable family; seoond
floor preferred; location welt tide of the city and below
Thirteenth street. Moderate rent, nj $130 or $175. Ad
dross, *lth real name, Preston, Herald offioe.
An unfurnished floor wanted? either
now or for a jeer from let May next, In mi modern
dwelling home, convenient to Broadway, and between
Houston and Fourteenth street!, by a gentleman and hi*
?liter only. One in a private family, and where the lady
might board permanently, would be preferred. Address
box 1 ,090 Poet Office.
FLATBUSH.? WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOUR LOTS
at Flatbash, L. I. Aay one having the eame for sale,
on reasonable terms, will address, stating terms and parti
culars, Flatbosh, Herald offiee.
House wanted-a two stobt, attic and
basement house. by a small fiamily, or the upper part
of a two story beass, to ooasist of front and baok rooms, two
or three bedrooms and basement; mast have Croton water
in. Address J. M., Herald office, stating loeatiea and the
lowest rent.
House wanted in Brooklyn, convenient to
the ferries ? A three story and atMe or fonr story bene,
with tea room attached, with all the modern improvements,
for a family of adalte; a lease wonld be takea if rent mode
rate. Address, stating looatioa, Ae., box 900 New York Poet
Office.
Houses wanted.? a bwown stone front
boose, prioe net over $14,000; also a good brisk honse,
fri m $5,000 to $7,000; said houses to be of not less thaa
twenty feet fronts, with the modern improvements, aad
above Fourteenth street. OLPHINE A HALLOCK, 373
Ninth avenue.
Lower part of a house wanted? by a
small family, on ths 1st of May, consisting of twe par
lors, with pantries, front aad baok basement, also eaa or
two bedrooms in attic, in a pleasant house, ia a jfood loca
tion, on the west sids of the city. The upper pan mast be
occupisd bv a small genteel family, without ohildren. Ad
dress P., Herald office.
PART OF A SMALL HOUSE WANTED? IN A GOOD
neighborhood, weet of Broadway preferred, by a small
rsmlly of three persoas. Rent prompt; $173 to$??. An/
person having snob to let mar bear ot a good tenant by ad
dressing a line, statin* location, rent. Ac., t'j O. H. W., Cro
ton Aqueduct Department, Rotunda, Park.
WANTED ? TO PERSONS ACQUAINTED WITH THE
prices and nses of ship, aad all other kinds of timber.
The advertiser, living a short distanee from New York eity,
aad having large quantise of most every description of Um
ber, would be glad to engage a person answering to the above,
description to sell oa commission. Address, statiag refer -
ences, At., S. T., Huntington Post Offiee, L. I.
WANTED-PARTOF A SMALL HOUSE, FURNISHED,
for a gentleman and wife, on the west side of Broad
way, not abovo Fourteenth street. Possession wanted by
the 1st of April. Fnrnitare plain and rent moderate. Ad
dress H., Herald oflice.
WANTED? IN A SMALL, RESECTABLE FAMILY,
by a lady and son, an unfurnished room with grate, aad
bedroom adjoining. Location down town; no moviu ia
May, and rent not to exceed $7 a month. Address A. W. E.,
Brosdway Post Office.
WANTED? TO RENT FROM MAY NEXT, A MID
dling sited honse for a small family. Location,
Seventh ward, above Rutgers street preferred. Rent not to
execed $MJ0. Apply to or address J. Taylor, 704 Water
street, or Ne. 6 w illet.
WANTED? FROM THE FIRST OF MAY. THREE OR
four rooms on ths second floor, two parlors and bed
rooms. with pantries Socatlon either oa Brooklyn Heights
or np town, between First and Tenth streets, west and near
Uroadway. A note addressed to L. D. Newell, box 1,480
Post office, will meet with prompt attention.
WANTED-PARTOF A HOUSE, BY A SMALL, QUIET,
English family of three persons. Location witua tea
or fifteen minutes walk of Astor Place. If the advertiser
raa meet with a saitable house be would beoome a perma
nent tenant aad pay regularly oae month in advaaoe. Re
'ermes exchanged. Address W. A. D., box MM Peat
Office.
WANTED?1 THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PUB
cbase a good drinking and lodging honse. In the eentro
cr lower part of the elty; It mast be la a good business looa
tioa . Price not to exceed $1,300. Apply at the Baited
States Real Estate Offiee. 8ft Chambers street, aoooad leer.
WANTED-A HOUSE SUITABLE FOB A FIRST
TV class geatlemaa's boarding house, with modern Im
provements?gas, baths, hot and sold water. Maat be la
a respectable neighborhood, betweea Warraa aad Spring
streets, west side of Broadway. Aay perstfl having stash
prtmlsen can secure a good teaant by addresslag A. L.,
Herald office, for two days, statiag terms and loeatiea.
a bouse In Williamsburg to exchange for one In the elty.
Apply to BILLING A TUCKER, 43 Walker street, a few
doors west of Broadway.
WANTED i TO PU R CHASE? A GOOD SMALL PARLOB
bagatelle board. Addresa C. W , box 1.1S7 Peat Offiao,
prepaid, stating price aad siie.
TXTA N TED TO I.EA9E? A STABLE. FOR TEN 6*
TT fifteen years, to he built oa two lots. M by M0 feet eaak,
as per plaas already sketched, aad for wnleh tea per eoat ea
the entire oost will be givea. Apply at Ne. /? West Ftf
te< nth street, betweea the bonrs off aad lil A. M.
SPRING
VEW 8TYI,E SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS,
IN lawns, dress trimming ribbons, flowers, crape*. Ae
The tindonined has oaened a very eitsnsire ware room, ex
The nndortigned
cl, si vol y fo? the whelesals trade, ad)oUlng his retail store ?
witJ. a handsome stoek CTCPBlLW Vw prloee,
and invites the Jobbing tf ftWJJ JOm with an early
call. IT H. LICHTENSTEIN, 90 Bowery.
SilPRINa MANTILLAS ? TO WHOLESALE BUYERS
? The subscriber respsetfnlly announeee that his impaita
tioms aad maanfaetaras for the preeaat sprtag trade are now
ready, comprising aa uausually attractive variety of aavel
ties la maatlllaa, talmas, vieities, mnffiers, Ae., to whVnk ha
invites the attention of merehaats from every seettaa of the
Ualea. OROROB BULPIM.
Paris Mantilla Kmporinm, Ml Broadway.
~ PCBLK A.TIOWS.
rBBBE HOUSX nUNTER'S GUTDB AND REAL ESTATE
^?Advertiser is published dally at 183 William, corner of
Spruea streets, seeend floor, enntainlaf a list of all the
booses, stores, apartments, offices, lofts, Ae., to let. lease,
or for sale ; location rent, together with a map of the oily
of New York, and all other aacessarj information relating
thereto Prict siicttti.