The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1851, Page 3

Wits and Convulsions.—We understand ‘Te the Nervous and Low 8: irtted ie all Kindness, and with a confideres founde all who f vows weakners, Iassit mare invited to try King’s “Rosato act rpeei iy upon, the stomacts and liv digeetion, secretion and cireulatio mpathiging with’ the ani mi jer Cheir infimence. Sold by C. jaye, Brookly An appeal ¢o the sick und suffering.—Com- that if the machinery whi rts the for tot perforin its a le system must become debilitated. hint Png tareses Breters produce Timeedinte 4nd Unprovement iS ant rate lbs the torg’d stomach. “Bold ae Brendwey, and Mre. Haye, 175 street, Brooklyn. Oorns removed in a few moments, Tree from pain of danger, Bunions and bad Nails also skil- “5, Ltelerwe ted, b 1d, who lus given hin Sidealen ts thived he re bowthe treat: Metitof there diseascs, meee that he understands . Offices 609 ak bec licanien vareeh, ana 21 Williom ‘steeos nge Buildings. Orders promptly attended to, of Betties nearty of Kellt been peed ia he Ina vs yes ait ena t rter of the globe, G all manner o skncnscs aud disease iu tales or fe Tt has beon weed fur years by the Hon. M. H. 4 thousands of others. For the most astound- his advertisement in the weekl, its: 290 Penn, tte nd 476 Broadwa, mined to do the greatest he principl mrengest evidence of Seoommodate the poor, whe are tou wonderful remedy is sold in large bott! $1 to $¥ a doz, $42 to & gross, has fastened and settied the is one 2 ‘W. Barker, 60 Macdougal street; and Mr. G. W. Ce ieehat the Chief's office, have botifiine hair by the use of afew bot- Hes, No idle talk here: these facts are not to be wet MONEY MARKET. Sunpay, April 6—6 P.M. ‘The stock murket closed more'buoyant yesterday, than At opened. The-depression in the morning was merely | temporary reaction, which we anticipated. The rise for the few days previous hud been too rapid to be xur- | tained, and it induced many lange holders to realize This brought out a great deal of real stock, and brought 4m a new class of purchasers, This enn by no means be considered an unfuvoruble feature, as it gives greater | strength to the market, by attracting speculators at | higher priovs. There is, therefore, greater necessity for Keeping up the excitement, to enable those who have | More recently come in, to realize a profit. Within the Past week prices have advanced from three to five per | cent, und the transactions have been unusually large An important change has taken place in the position of several of the beaviest operators in the strec some of the largest houses are still bearing the Market with all their strength. The prospect at present is certainly more favorable for them than it was Jest week at this time ; Dut it is our impression that they will make a fatal mistake. There is no doubt but that ‘We are about entering, or rather have entered, upon a Fpeculative movement of considerable importance, and that prices must for a time longer continue to improve. ‘The expansion has been thus fur too rapid; but the pro- Dability is that it will hereafter be slower, and perhaps more permanent. There is yet a moderate margin for anadvance, but it must bo judiciously managed, or it will never be realized. ‘The monthly increase in the receipts of our railroad eompanies, is the surest basis for an improvement in | prices for the stock of each. The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for March, 1851, were $42,515 15, eguinst $32,596 25 for the corresponding month last year, showing an increase of $10,018 93, equal to about thirty-two per cent, The inerease in earnings thus far this year, amounts to $27,093 94, equal to $118.75 76, for the year. The estimated increase is $100,000, but | there is no doubt that will be exceeded. The sea- #on for pleasure travelling is about opening, and the probability is that it will this year exceed anything of the kind ever before realized. ‘The resources of the Marlem Railroad have always been underrated. We have been astonished at the large per cent increase in the carnings of the company. The road now termi- nates at a small place inthe interior, and its earnings are derived entirely from its local business. This being the care, what can we not expect in the shape of income when it connects with the great networks of railroads traversing New England, and the northern part of this | # Btate? As soon as the extension is completed to | Chatham Four Corners, the Harlem Company will con- mect with xt leart one thousand miles of railroad, from most of which It will draw more or less business. It would be well enough for those interested to consider Mhese things, before parting with their stock at present prices, The monthly returns of the Norwich and Wor- cester Railroad Company exhibit a steady increase im receipts. In March, 1851, the earnings amounted 1860; showing an increase of $1,531 92, The total in- crease, thus fur this year, has been about five thousand dollars. ‘The prospects of this company are good, on ac- ‘count of its locality and the probability of its connecting with some direet through land route to Boston. A divi- end of four and a baif per cent was made last year out of the net earnings, and the inerease this year has been large enough to insure an equal dividend for 1851. The weeeipts of the Albany and Schnectady Railroad Com- pany have been very large this year, compared with last, In March they amounted to $16,876 17, aguinst $12,311 04 | for the same month in 1860, showing an increase of $4,565 13, equal to thirty-seven per cent. This certainly Jooks well for future dividends, and for a general improve- ment in the financial affairs of the company. All the | New England roads are doing well; in fact, accounts from every section of the country give most favorable re- ports of the prosperity and productiveness of all works internal improvement. Ruilroads are so intimately con- neeted with the progress of the country, that whatever tends to increase population and business tends to in- | crease the productiveness of the works connected with travelling and transportation, The trusters of the Ulinols State Bank have given no- tice that a large lot of lands belonging to that institu- tion will be sold at auction in May, payment for which will be reevived in the outstanding indebtedness of the bank at par. The totul value of the exports to foreign ports, from Beitimore, during the month of March, amounted to $400676 12. The total amount of duties collected at the port, during the month of March, was $118,500 60, against 4.285 60 for the correspendirg month of last year. ‘The total receipts into the United States Depository, at | Baltimore, during the month, amounted to $118,907 60. ‘The balance on band in the depository, on the 28th of February, was $74,602 63, and ou the Sist of March, | $6360 33—+howing the disbursements daring the last month to have reached the sum of $130,000 90, The en- tire rum received at the Baltimore custom house for du- ties, from January 1to March 31, 1801, being the first quarter of the year, was $274.007 08. During the same Period in 1550 the duties collected amounted to only $244,374 23—showing an increase thus far this year, over | 1860, of $20,622 75, ‘The foliowing banks, on the free banking principle, hhave been chartered by the Legislature of Virginia :— ‘The Merchants’ Bank at Lynchburgh, with a capital of ‘wot lees than $500,000, nor more thao $900,000 ; the Cen- tral Bank of Staunton, with a capital of not less than $150,000, nor more than $200,000, Bills for incorporating the following banks on the same Principle, passed the House of Delegates, on Friday, and probably parved the Senate on Saturday:— ‘The Bank of the Old Dominion at Alexandria, with a ‘eapital of not less than $200,000, nor more $500,000, ‘The Traders’ and Mechanic of Norfolk, $150,000 $e $900.000. | The Bank of Commerce at Fredericksburg, pnw $300,000. The Manufacturers’ and Farmers at Wheeling. $150,000 to $900,000. The Manufac- turers’ Bank at Charleston, Kanawha, $150.000 to $300, 000, The Farmers’ Bank, at Fincastle, $150,000 ee A Bank at Portemouth, $100,000 to $200,000, Marion Bank at Fairmount. The minimum capital gi terse banks is $1,600,000—the maximum $3,300,000. It that during the present your not more than Siawooo of the capital will be in operation _ ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, LOST, &. AY, APRIL THIRD, AT CHAR Rooms, No. 22’ White #trect, a white Brussels ‘Senef. A liberal reward will be pald for the article if Gasenet to No. 6 Great J troet, ceracr of Lafayette rrr nnn ree ~ Bom PLEASURE GROUND—TROTTING.—A Puree of $25 will come off 7, the Mth, for never won @ purse; mile heate, beet three maddie. Luntries to cloge at the above house on M evening, by 7 oe Cr LUPE, Proprietor. Te WORLD'S FAIR. — nino marks, gold and ell boxes, baby Jumpers, toys, Ae, i oe = than the uenal tates for fancy tly marked on cach anfishe,” Fist es mre rod vias Cooke @ ay be seen at 10 Kast Blevemth strvet, wWenues, fur two days. \TED—BY A RESPEGTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as Chant Wi of taking cure of cm NTED—BY A ‘asher 3 Troner. Alas no objection to travel im the Wen. May be seon at 109 rst and Second avenues, for ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, arituation for general honsewvek savas elty reference given. Apply at 212 “Can be seen for two days. Understands hee day street, Brook! ‘uct, for two days. peas -SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women in @ private family; one a sd and to unist in iy and ironing ; the other as plain cook roning ia «small famity. ‘Ty be seen fur two 1 room. rey refer My fr their | Nas city references from the con. Ft . 9 Bes <P street, 2d four, fro ” ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU Maid and Sean: situation as Lad: stands cutting and fit Can be seen for two du, dresses, and SPECIAL NOTICES. HIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER oF AMBRICAN | PUGILISM. Oe] —TO THE EDITOR or advertisement in h thatisto be made be- tice to myself , to say that no Rake, CORPEE HOUSE. the Herald. Sir —Noticiug an, » relative to & mh hand Thomas Myer, im T beg leave, most respectful such a mated hae or will beamade at any hwnise, as 1 know e partivs, direetly vr indirectly. Wi nisineh Seah Be Apply at Sl Twellts street, batwoeu First my ' ks “James T. Met Eo, ath met three et Mechs’ a Bean treet weer iE fearon ‘Tickets limited. “N tlees —Suel TTath as may have ti: where alone the few remaining tickets are to be procured \LAY FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION.—THB SIXTH aN, uual Festival, ry Clay, will be INSTRUCTION DAR AAA SOLDSMITES wairing ner above the Irvi <G WOMAN, A up muslins. Tickets can be p 0 us for $, ineludi he rear of 183 Forsyth stret, ny cunt 'or 2 Lens > Toslnding # te on wag niet Lem esate ail ED—BY A RESPECTANLE YOUNG WOMAN, d Ieomer, in a respe sa good cook, and an excellent washer ven from her last place. Watt strort, for two days, ronee. ‘The best of rote Pleuse catl at No, understands her west city reference. lereer stroct, corner of Pusinese faa ite branches’ Cam fave she, Fourth, front room, second floor, ‘The best of a reting gives TAN TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | Protestant young girl, to do general housework in w small private family: tea good Cain be seen at ton street, for one day. aim cook, and can her last situation, f Inquire in the store. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN, _ lately arrived, a situation ae gai tee first friends | waid or chamber: i the old country. Will be heard of foe theee “dages , in the basement, FOR A PROTESTANT one to help ina store oF to is well acquainted with farm work; Thi to do general house work in a email family, or to take care of be given. Please address ‘an be ween fortwo days. Good eity reference reenwich avenue. ANTED—BY A STEADY, RESPECTABLE ENGLISH Woman, a situation as how family, or as chambermaid and ¥: Ev inen freon hon Inet congls gear waste one’ Uicrd Rees inquire for A. B., 24 Clark and Broome streets, NTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A Terjectable muareied woman, with afresh Urease of milk. Ap ply at 44 Mott stevet, second fluor, front room, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS NURSE OR LADY'S Maid, by a neat colored woman, t or to Burope; is accustomed’ to the se eeper ina. small plain Phe best of reference o to some water- NTED—A SITUATION, BY A_YOUN! go travelling as lady's Maid Pic nab v4 Tod sy (h letter addressed to 8. W., ae in wesbing an understands her business, The best of city reference given. ply wt SS Fourth street, where sie can be seon for on yonte. af agente 8 reopeaeable fasion bs ook vist in general housework. Can be seen for two days but | atusy Sixth street ANTE D—BY lace in a snail family to do gene: at 139 Charles street. xi Ag D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE hamberwork or general housework, in a od city reference can be give! A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A housework. Apply small private family. be seen at 140 HL A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG on as chambermaid or waiter; noob- work in a siall fan Please call at 505 woman, a sit jections to do general hor best of references can be street, for two days, A SITUATION, NERAL HOUSE The best of eity given froma her last pede S Sixteenth street, between avenue B and Can be seen by ANTED—A_ SITUATION, young woman; is a Vaker; is also BY A_ PROTESTANT excellent plain cook and first rate he management of to assist in the washing, if time would . If not suited, please inquire at 57 Boek- family; would D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE aged woman, as cook; underst: Tis best'of elty reference, Please apply at between Houston and Prince streets, in the rea seen for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABL! 4s good plain cook; ing, and isan excellent washer and fron. erence from her last place. ‘Twent, first street. E YOUNG WOMAN, she understands bak: Please call at Can be seen for two days, if Sat rg ANTED—A SITUATION BY ‘ABI s chambermaid, or childrens nurse, th street, second, fluor front G Please call at 105 Wet Sixte ANTED—PRO a urteenth street, near ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY RESPECTA- woman; is an excellent cook, washer and reference ean be ulberry street, in ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YO! @ vituation as Chamberimaid, 01 of children, or to do plain sewing. Apply at 92 Mot Can be seen for two ironer. Best o' ‘Cun be seen for three days, at 2M 6 waist tn taking ONE THAT CAN GIVE sud willing to ANTED—A WET NURS! good reference, be clean and tid: gall distance in the country, for m: to $21,691 92, against $20,131 for the sume month in | ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE oung Woman, @ sit PROTESTANT ion to take care of children, and Can produce good city reference. ply at 266 Fifth street. ANTED—AN OFFICE LAD. APPLY To J. MAMMILL, 12 Old Slip. tM. daily? exeptin at the rooms ale) $ ANTED—A SITUATION AS jequnt ani ls Dest of city refere Broadway. ANTED-BY A MAN OF STEADY HABITS, A SIT- at se Porter in a dry goods of comminaon st impetent, from long expe ‘Thoruughly un- Ving of horses, fuch employment in the eity or country. oo sefeaonce as to character, &e. mort unexceptionable Address E. v this 0 ANTED—EMPLOYMENT 18 SPEEDILY OBTAINED at ll4 Nassau street, on written or personal w tion, for Bookke Teachers, Porte to learn ‘respect: above, enclosi Wishes. Merehan Lic Goldsmith's Gems ef Penmanship, $1 DUCATION—A YOU, perience, wishes the Neustion of | don to the usual English, Uranches ETY. OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.—RE- Fulur Mouthiy esting; -esthere: Th y meeting, aud the Inst, regular mouth ual election of Or as cop int PIVE YEARS EX. himself qenerall Good 0 4a note to G. Shei for one week. BYA YOUNG AND RE- evachman; has evening neat, April 7, ie, at half an hour tations received for three days. Setter mY fr batten, Seas seeneta ree. covery Seth, ye MERICAN HOTEL, bea ligt N. G.—THIS ESTA- lic house om the Isthinus, is | Machinery, Ow Thursda; THE ANNI RENTALS | West Twenty-first street at the Chinese Amembly yh ce on Monday, April 7th, is unavoluabl Thursday, A pit 7th. ‘The tickets isewed for the ith, will answer for the 17 lishment is the largest situated on high Was to have taken of centre of beslines. a. iy FLY. atk ie a ASTERN EMBLEM, NO MORE.—MESSRS. CUIN & mont respeetfully to inform their fr the public, that they have purchased the lease of Grontd etrcet, in which they intend to ‘conduct the tavern business; they have in possession a La er Beer, which they ean su} 1 continue sot) do, as they ots issued for the such situatio: 8Ta URS. Proprie! ENEFIT TO MR. J. Proprietor of t Williamaturgh the United States, with his ac: Co, will sell, om Monday, April 7, at 1035 | ect, a cholce aes ly ofured the use, ‘of his scl | an ys Roses, from the we « stuck of Philadel- South Fourth and e receiving daily The house will be opened #u Tuesday, M., when they will be please: | ble horses, together with short time since. tion, and Mr. Hunt a very i public aecommoda- | in the auction room: N, , ot six o y seeks Pr. age, o% supplied at the rate © aed by the Mayors ‘THOS. (© HOTEL AND TAVERN KEEPERS—T0 LI WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN FROM THE OLD YOUNG WOMAN, NATIVE OF ENGLAND, WISHE: to undertake the charge of children or invalid, mendation from th phere she is now repiding, “Any letter addressed to M. C., for one week, will be attended to, Europe, Cuan have a good reco Post Office, Brookly YOUNG WOMAN WANTS ASITUATION AS CILAM- bermaid, or to take care of children and do plai ing. Good city reference given, Please call at 28 street. 1m & burn pe: an and lady will het wn horses will entycave hetses wit Ingat one time, which, together with the ay arance of one of the most during and accomplished Female m the world, will make it an exhibition of sur- stand for «country hotel, where tore can also be done, it desi ew and convenient, with a gor Varn and sheds, carriage house and st <orapeten erg Tog ents ty is offered. “Apply to Wun DAVIS 117 John street, New ¥ vs TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. $ GOING SOUTIL Anan wROH, April 5. 0 DOCK BUILDERS,—PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE- ceived by the New cthice corner avenue DP and Tenth street, until May next, for extending pier foot of Seventh street, East ri- Ver, to the easterly side of Tompkins etroet. HOME FOR ALL ork Dry Dock Com HE MANHATTAN BUILDING Association will hold te second me@ting at the Crystal on Monday evening, ‘ospectiis and Rules can Assvciation are far more liberal than rined that’the large and 2S Grand street fie v'clock, where tate rooms and south of New York, is now Peelak belveke Baittame eal kena th Please call at 201 Seventh resented to the publi Nantazer offered to. th ptubly to co tne who » of Potomac and. Pincy Print, in connoction with. the Rich. Fredericksburg and Richio wecnzers by this ive leaving © | ge ueataya and Fri: | oTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- hambermaid and Seamstres: And laundress, Can produce the best of reet, second floor, front room and Petorsburg | or chambermaid prev fe highly ae the Rebrctary's Otte, TER Sonth Byoaertshates eurnestly requested to attend, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN W. tion as Nurse and t in sewing, or as Chamber- maid; wo produce the best of city reference as to character, ¢: ete. street, third floor, front room. fa M, A.M, and Petersburg about 2, P. d farther south with’ pass Through tickets by this a Baltimore to Frede OSCAR F. HAWLEY, President, pro. tem. PREME COURT—GEORGE L0G the grent mail I Ist Claes passengers fre to Richmond, $5 50; C., meals and state rooms scngers to Predericksburg, including meals and lo to go to the country, ndant above named: lease call for or addreas M. D.,A3_ West 'S mse to answer the compla tra. Forward abi ry RESPECTABLE PROTESTA 7 GIRL WISHES 4 situation as chambermaid of children: ean be well recommended. days at 207 Twentieth street, rear hou: avenues, rk of this Court, ew York, and serve a co} 5 City Mall place, ervice hereof, ex ad if you fail to answer . to Richmond or Pet At the City Hull, in the City ot Y ormation apply at the our answer to mm ng the Washington railroad AS. WORTHINGTON, J) Baltimore, Mareh Sl, INL. a Southern railr office, Pratt stre id city, within tw Clusive of the dity of euch servie the complaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff will take for the sum of four COMPETENT YOUN tion as waiting and am beri: housework, Has the best of city and country referen Please call at 34 City Hall Place, for two days, RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS | chamber-maid in a respectable family. Greenwich street. to go in’ the country at H Oak street, second floor. undred aud twenty-tive dollars and With interest from the twenty: Octoler, one thosisand vizght hundred and Bfty, besides the ed January 2lat, INL. FRANCIS BYRNE, Plaintiff's Attorney. PERSONAL. 1. boc TOR EDWARD W. OWE WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROMNEW | Goycil Ne cant: York to Phiisdelphia.—Leaves uboat JOHN POTT A.M; Afternoon Line, at 4 ine, $3; forward deck, $2; Ewigraut L ier No. 1 North River, Lie, at Tock, conte of this action. Please call at St FORMERLY OF | please send his address tod. Groshon iS Spring street. 'ANTED. HENRY inen od bustenacon tne EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.-NEW YORK and Philadelphia direet—United States Mail Lin hours, via New Jersey Railroa: or first-class, and $2.0 for second-class. Leave w York at 6A. M., from foot of Courtlandt street; and at » from foot of Libert; IES A SITUATION AS COOK, or ax Chambermaid; no ob Best of city reference given. Herriot, Dentitt, NFORMATION TURNER HA- RSE WANTED. Ithy wo street. Philadelphia at 6. Walnut street. HORSEs, CARRIAGES, Kee is friends feel much uneasiness on account of Any information of him will be thankfully received at the Arbour, 382 Broadway. 9A. M. and SP. M. from the foot of SHE MUST BE A YoU with a fresh breast of milk, and Leable to give good recommendations. Apply at 246 Clinton AITER WANTED—A FIRST RATE ENGLISH WAIT- te and wines, ntry, would be prefer- Apply at 43 Front street, up stairs, between 10 and IL er; one aceustomed to the chai and who has not lived long in this eo red. o'ell THE TRADES. UTTER “WANTED—CAP mau, in fore occupied Southern b tain fair w: uring est y. office, will receive attentio of p application be made ‘Thirteenth street rteriis in spring ani Constitution Hall, where she Sia quarter for 25 he can Le seen Mondays and "Thursdays, ‘Tuesdays and Fridays she gives lew Wednesdays aud Saturdays out of EW YORK HORSE BAZ. —Auction sale of Horses, Carri Monday and Wednesday, at 12 o'cloc 10, dispoe of will please call and” have it register JOUN H GATFIELD. Proprictor. IN.—A GENTBEL Weds iphges in tele AR, 31 CROSBY a es, Harness, & Persons havin; ELEGANT ROSE- of fine tone and familiar with the VOR SALE AT A BAR _ Maon, with top, made by ong of new, to be seen at HOSFORD'S Stables, cor- and Bayard streets. aon street, one door below Myrilet Letters addressed Newark, and left at this ULOTHING, , MERCHANT TAILOR, han removed from New 235 to Nos BOT Broadway, ED—A JOURNEYMAN WIG MAKER THAT EMOVAL.—JOE TAGON FOR SALE—A SECOND-HAND LEATHER. ‘stands his business, none other “ D-HAND LEATH top Wagon in goodorder, W. J. STEWART, 167 South wed apply at 37 thoroughly |, Ateady em pl , 218" North Secor site the City Hall. RING CLOTHING—OUR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE stock of Clothing for the season ia now ready, co1- i the latest styles, of garments of the aud chaste im goods to ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A JOURNEYMAN GILD- COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. NUPACTURERS OF PEWTER oy HOU! ES, ROOMS, &., WANTED. OUSE WANTED.—A GOOD TWO STORY HOUSE IN part of the city, with attic if it can be got A liberal rent wi d monthly, in advance, if wanted. ired as soon as possibl Rox: WANTED ON STATEN ISLAND, WITH Sundays, for four breakinet ond. tes, and dinner tleme! mm must be near o Pe one Mo AW, . DOR 1,977, Post office, u Toye, respectfully inform the public that Mr. Schnue- tired from their business, 1 be conducted under the above tim this or European mar! D.& J. DEVLIN. Sand EF Johnetreet, corner of Nassau st and that the same EW YORK, DEAL- Wis weign triacs ta the opr eee has about $2,500, and would be willing to devote his whole time to the business, eam make at least $1,000 per year, For further particulars, apply yy J.T. MILLS, 1533 Cherry street. AELLAREOTS, TEMIL SEITZ, 213 BROADW AY, THIRD in oll of all that te, bew, (in th be the leading house of fashion TOCKINGS, AND UNDER-CLOTHING OF EVERY Ene, = ladies, ANTEDTA THREE STORY, OR TWO STORY AND between Chambers street and Fourth street, near Bros away. Kent not to exceed $59, Apply to Attic Hi Geo. W. Stevenson, sau street, AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. leaving the city, or breaking up rive for Clothing, fost, or at his resi- inde of ‘Freue engravings, lith Bulla, Brothers, and Bory, uvlicees of in obtain the highest cash rd ship in New’ Yor! LDORP, 13 Elin street, N, B.—Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorp. AST OFF CLOTHING A ARIS MANTILL, TILLA EMPORIUM, Wl Broadway, (exclusively appropriated to the impor- tation and manufacture of these elegant a attire) was opened on Tuesday, the Ist of J replete with a most superb and extensive variety of the vory 1 ery rich and fashionable mate- WANTED-A SAW MILL, TO ATTACH TO AN EN ne, two frames, timber saws, with gear all complete must be substantial, and in perfect order, and del Address B. W., Also, « good Engine, of ffom ten to Bfteon horse power. ND FURNITURE WANTED. ‘i obtained b; 17 South street ‘arisian designs, in iE AND SEAMSTRESS, who speaks Kaglish, Apply at 79 Broadway, None need apply city reference give ANTEDSA SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE can be seen for two 103 West Sixteenth street, between Sixth aud Sey nues, in the rear, second floor. wod city reference; as a fresh breast of only two months ol Ly can be seen at 40 Cherry street. tteady young womi ood washer ond ironer. Twelfth street, between Broadway and Uni The best of city reference can be given from her present «i: ANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSE or Chambermaid and Seamstress, re nerpestable. refrenes from: hor ‘0, 167 Allen strest, front room, up (\ ANTED—RY A VERY CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as Seamstress and Lady's maid, oF a« and Seamstress; ghe understands dress making and all of plain sewing, and the doing up of ladies fine muslins aud she is willing to make hegeclt gen. reference given. laces in the neatest styl erally useful, if suited; address a note to J. 0., No. from Sixth avenue; can be seen until sui ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA ‘a situation todo housework in a sinall famil; one that thorou washer and irom Best of references gives Apply at dt2 Jay street, Brooklyn. Can be seen ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, tion as chambermaid and waiter, Can give good city reference frym her Pease apply at 517 Houston street. Can besoen AN TED—BY A RESPECTAMLE YOU uree and Seamstress, of Nurse and Cham- her business per‘eetly well, make herself generally useful, ©} can be seen for two da; 34 story, front room. Please call at 243 Bliss. Sales ag ays, at No, O09 Fourt YY cate Ajection to tal be een for two gaged, on the secon: onjection to go country. The best of 113 Monroe street. © ANTED—RY A YOUNG MAN WHO IAS LIVED IN ‘the bert families in the city, m sitmation as Has no objections to work in the 'o be scen until engaged. man or Waiter. imeelf useful in any ew Dewer's, 442 Greenwich street, -ANTED—BY A SMART, ation ag Cook, and to assist with the washi or to do general housework, for a emall family; she iy understands her busine o be seen at 106 Sixth avenue, werner of CTIVE WOMAN, A sit ireenwich aven’ ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOU man, as Chambermaid, and make herself generall: well reeommen tween Creenwich ANTED-RY A RESPECTABLE YOU and the drosmaking aritvation in arespectable fs I attend on grown ehildren, if require: y, fret floor, Rest of reference. Tr a eity aszons OR PROTESTANT SER yment Society, 7 Car: Tene Protestant agency te je and Protestant servante, the ees of the mine gerert, ‘the origi ‘Alec, oxeetiont Cath doeed. ela Sovkety Agency, 106 Chambers atreet. NTED—OITU. ATIONS, FOR EXCEL — +" — in all the varions domesti rotestant Agency, Li At the Protective This i# one of the K. Bei vane thle o nerve wil tha’ Bs Shh us, and will mont FREEMAN, Manager. FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM WANTED, and gentleman, in 4 quiet fainily, where there board for the Indy only. Please address, by a lad) are no other boarders, with fh idow lady would be preferred. stating when & a where the rooms can be seen, R. W. B., stating when Llcrald oftee. ‘The inepection of ladies (ir NY PARTY HAVING jeratio purchaser by addressing ROMOXT, Herald office. J. 1 “Ladies attended to by Mrs. on ‘OLD LEA LEAF AND DENTISTS’ GOLD ‘FOIL Or SUPE- tantly on hand, (warranted full six manufactory, 112 Franklin street, AST-OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.— Ladies, or gentlemen having any, supertiuons r the subseriber at his resi cn F M.S. COHEN, No. 8 West Brow s attended by EST RATES LD LEAF, FIRST QUALITY, ry 1d retail, at the mani becoming New York. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT- fully informed that they can pebtain the full value ia OTATORS — 100 WANT ERS misit POTATOES, OF A for all deseripti« OARD WANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, ON THE tof May—rooms on the second floor, or ‘two and one on the third xpressly for seed. War- | a articles in ger ty by wen through post or otherwise, or calling om JAM at he's store, 1] Orange strect, near furnished, families om the lst of Ap The houses are every conve ene, with hot and cold baths, cor. Secsdwaye and Bleecker ef, ATOFS—75 BUSTLE hatham street. P SELECTED IRISH | FINANCIAL, only, (serve: ‘be well aces tire floor and private urpassed, being ver; diate vie inity of Uni OARD WANTED—BY TWO YOUS town, below Chambers street Terms must be moderate, Address tating terms, OARD WANTED—BY 4 GENTLEMAN WIFE AND | two children, with an the second nired. Ad Fin ine order, in hampers and barrels, for sale, by WART, 157 South ALT TILES.—ENGLISH AND WELSH FL Gardener's Tiles, Ornamental Flooring &e., fur saie by J. P. MAMMILL, DWAY, FROM 18ST OF M) er with or witho in their rooms, if of more persons, modated with as ‘Thi ONAL BANE ELAN ‘mall amo | in in trtand, and agents in Englands Sectiat 4 its branches arn, nate Wales, for ree RANDIES! BRANDIES! Sak Copnthen olan tnvweon tes, ARIS BANKERS —THE SUBSCRIBE: -! Teeth Pati * t ‘the’ co Seat Bramts gine Com HAMICHT & Ce Acaerercn MEN. DOWN west of Broadway. L., Herald office, * Al ineren credits ‘upon Particular attention is paid to OARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, MAY BE OB- #0 warranted by t falas’ at the Higby Toogted dwelling, N ead ‘Germany CALIFORNIA. & co, COMMISSION MER- ‘Messrs. pas ISLAND FANCY DYING REFABLISERBNS, inCHMOF? ‘DE SOLA & ta, Bas Franetsco, California. Groner Cont. The ne iy } knows to the nity, are ready to jor ager clean: Refere: 1; Moller, Sand & Baltimore; Gossler & C: ba the best NEPHEWS & CO. nished single room for one gentleman, street, Two stage lines ran within one bl Reference given and required. London; John A. York: F. W. Bi ferns Stee ioe KUM. —T, & J. ALDRIDGE & half miles from Jersey City ferry. Perm to the works, ean do s0 by leaves every half hour. 1, way what kind they waut—eal merican Navy. nel ag 8 By bt 0 CALIFORNIA MINERS.—THOSE INTERESTED in Portable Steam Pumpe are invited te see o few rods south of structed for the use of a fomely fueniahed, where ota Lonny They have also tahiog the stage ‘at the nding. it was cor recently returned OARD.—ROOMS FUR: able for families. The lh id near tw Accommos from ‘California: whe ls Pilling, for a ew days peevions te hie departure, tc explain the nature of the ‘Arrangement, The Pump is capable of egfon from cin to tet barrels of wat te, fteen to twenty feet. The total mbined, ther vice feeding apparatus, is YMNASTIC AND PHY! SICAL EXERC SE informs bis friends a jour Gymnasi- ISHED, OR CXPURN ith Jarge pantries on the second and third floor ro ieee The we is pe ntly and reape ably | routes. “Alen, tvoms for s for a few! da Giathe—coid, warm, and shower. Apply 4 I hecker street, store—and a lass every mornit OARD AT CLIFTON, STATEN Feepectable family iy 0 aceommodal JOSEP AGATE, Jf Brow changed. ERMAN May, with and thelr wives, in ® house, locate wert of Sixth a evening fro mi Beil Beye lane emrene loved the Canal rt, Remar mere ‘will oblige ‘roprie ‘them at the roome in Croeby street, and durable, weighs 430 lbs. ative opety seein Tabata e UAE, Fodebu street, SLAND—A SMALL are, would be ia a delightfull: “UES. Peneis N Mr. Ralkbelow Vi jerbilt’s landing remises. For particuler y, N. ¥. ery a Bahavans oy (RELLINGE RS: LINIMENT HAS BEEN NEARLY before the public and tried by Ube best judges in the kucwn world; Its Sivt friends. are cutee the Bea vee, ‘T BOARD WANTED AFTER FIRST 0 furnished rooms for one or two gentleu tit euceeeded upon it coll have hauled ail the Dector had to iuvest when sition to admit that he was net worth more than d bathe desirable. Herald Oftce. tot; bat as time and thin oe juction, iy = » refers to a few out of bre ‘own, Me ica Dlock from St. Johm's park. se yt Freneh, English, German and *c inane | on consisting Reticul We rks, Portfo ke., Re, ke, the celebrated * om wee hie 'y, Spirit of the eSunday papers. HE ROYAL PARK OF SUDBROOK HYDROPATITE Establishins han adjoining the famed Riebi Ui wie Spar! derfal itor an antout ain este tn the wee 0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN —ASMALT. PRIVATE FAW they require, would let, mss foraished or a, The hones i pleasantly sit- Apply at 19 Hubert x, tel: rior te tes and uses. Literal terms to country ufsetu {the Great Exh * FANCY ‘GOODS. The above beautifal m "HIRAM HUTCHINSON, President. , Y st = en Acmeanan, Secretary. tion Ix recommended to the. att 4 during the Great Exhibition of ee the principal mansion of the uch, but ie iy the property 449 BROADWAY, tendid Pes ot ones, ets Knives, C 0 be C agra’ te the purposes of the Ms ted a private entrance hich may be watd to fe Thi rx ‘the Weriowe articles Bow oat liberal terms to ina UUTCHINSON, President, eretary. nay Arrangements are on ents tales, French Paper Hay examine them. ad CUTLERY, LAMP & GAS FIXTURES, dc. FIELD Goops, —A et Cutlery, Files, and for sale low |, 76 Jobn street, UTLE 6 D OTHER sl fine ca ot Tove and Pi Jost rosetyes Tealees by yeti (op etair. — G. MOFF Rites =k so ‘ orm DWAY, HAVE NOW at BD per cent less than a Muslin, Core NEW RORK AND NEW ENGLAW fonda. The Dist wi 1 og w England Telegray that England by Mysdropathie in the rity, Lace ings, Interior Deoo Shades, with every article in the Upholstery li MAKS Watt bere 1C TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETW N Tae ont 4 Washinzton. — e Of the finest Bi health prose Hiealth. restoring’ addl- oir, wdovienlatfag and neteitivus dict eu with adaptation of it pure rior society, and love Fe of thie establishment had the honor of rennin brother of his Reyal Highsens Prince Albert ag a patient. sional attendanoe, if me- further partiewlars mi 4, to the Secretary, i a ‘hichmond: Surrey. iv only tweaty minites from Londen by railway. choose ponerse (ON THURSDAY, Took of the Drama, me Re ES of Terme —Board, | § FITTER AND Bal ing vith all the great Morse Weching i Routh Tels company, Davin Teateess ta the tranet aenges, Are now prepared liver amy number cf messages Te- tion of the putiie, wit i le tn therefore Te es C41 a Beater steceta, WAIN, President tewert mai surply Gas Pendasts and Girandoles aad variety of pat- wey for the accor Parodi a mod tea Parodi and the Ttalian ephness an nee x Maretcel and SALES BY AUCTION, Seen WA AAA ~ MeCORMICK, AUCTIONEBR.—SALE OF —W. Mo some Furniture in Bi LONER. SOUSEHOLD TURNI- it house 142 East Broadway, Kemp ay, at IW o"clock.” will sell as G Ft ‘Assortment of parler room, cham! ureiture good coven ne vn Which ave'well worthy the titention of breech J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER. AY, MON. iy April, at 3 clock PM she corner and Tillury streets, Hrock cr Porn are. Tyeoter. Apgits, altic, near Ce Foruittre ee tae ‘clock near, Bow \ Iieuths. Catalogues at the sales teem, 1h D. NASH, AUCTIONEER.—THI splendid Furniture, Cai Atheneum, No, 668 Broad wa: day, the 7th, at 11 o'clock A. Bt place. ——ay D. AUCTIONEER.—BY RARyon N. 5 (Bales $10 Broadway; aye Mee et cock Aj ti ‘oor, sare f Machi isting of «pinaing wheels and ru! ior, ‘Velting, spindles, wi cine fro frames, reels, bebbins, yous L. VA <DEWATER, AUC AUCTION SRE — tale of standard Roses, Plante, &c.—| les room, 12 Wall street, a cl —1H08, AUCTION: hea Fern Sale.- DRL, AC at comprising the eatire legume Feraitaesef otaprising the entire furniture of peicng te eirasiameah Es ayn Also, 5 Countin, }, Bookcases, Sofa Hei glasses, lot of 10,000 & gee ‘Mattresses, e. ELL, Avctioneer. — CTION NOTICE.—HOUSBHOLD taney - 27 East Broadw Pepin, ‘bth Ape oe el y ditto parlor ehaleegieentced window curtail ‘ans, ottomans,. hi board, canc-chai apeath carpe ont carved bedsteats, marble-top 2 bureaus, Also, one of Chickering’s euperior planofortes, ~y Sivbrete. deter cx on morning of RTER, auctioneer, 7 New atroet._ STANDARD KOSES AT AUCTION.—THIS DAY, APRIL SS Feit eleven o'clock, will be sold gby F.C. Law- renee, 13 Wall street, 0 latge collection. of Bourbon, Tea, Moss, and Perpetual standard Roses, from the gardes ef D. BOLL, Florist, Broadway and Fiftieth street, HERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIR’ aN Sie hie diccceed nad delivered. tomes for Monday, the 7th day of April, sl ‘at 10) in the nocn, at 604 Fourth stree contents and fixtures choice Family Grocery and Li Lijuae ‘Store, together with two Horses, one Cart, Wagon and Harness, THOMAS CARNLEY, Shea, am, Deputy. Samven A. © ‘Avene FURNITURE SALES.—E. H. WILLARD, He ‘auctioneer, will give prompt attention to the sales of iF will te- hold Furniture at the residences of familic ve it at the sales room 300 Broudwa FOR SALE AND TO LET. D"g ORE, FOR SALE.—ONE OF THE BEST 10- in Broadway, now doing a good business, will of on very moderate terms. Por further partieu- Iara inguite of DJS SOUNSON. 159 Willia: . THE MOUSE AND TOT No. 104 ELEVENTH 108; Hoase Rental “ssw Also, th Wot, aaa Buildings, No, 62 n xtreet; a considerable portion on mort $0.00and S200 wanted on priductive, Clty. Heat {An anuuity of $000 per y incumbered City propert 12 to 14 per DW. ar will be wold, well secured ielding for a life 30 to 60 SMITH & NOBLI CR SALE—THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF the Mummy Hotel, (one of the best located ieemsed houses in Philadelphia) a Ninth street, between Cpsenet and Walnut streets, rear of National Theatre a and next to the Chinese Museuin Building, and val from Philadelphia Bazaar, Walnut street Theatre, id nerie, For terms apply on the premises. OR SALE—THE FURNITURE, STOCK, LEASE, — § od will ef the Livingston House, cot of Atlaatio and Columbia st: uth Brookl; Th use is large, ‘ated at the terminus of the Long Inland the South Fei the house can accomme- an bre house in the city. It will be sold d customer, as t present oc- Spor further particulars, inquire Fe SALE OR TO LET.—A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE suitable for a large family, +t whoarding house), om the whurgh—easy of access te There is about twelve fond ba turesque views on the North corner of Wall and South streets OR SALE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED PORTER- house, Fourth Ward Hotel, corner of Fulton street and Myrtle avenue; one of the best locations in Brooklya. The only reason for selling is the proprietor wishes to siness and remove on his farm. For particulars, the premises. URNITURE AND | Fr a Ferry, keep a good house, We will Apply om the premises, A. sME LEASE, Atlantic Hotel, competent to F, & T. DAVIB), JOR SALE.—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCA, tuated on Clay Pit Creeks Nevisink river, withiae fom story and’ attic frame house, teres able, and oth A buildings, about six acres of land, with a variety of frait and other trees. Apply on the premises, or to J, PRICE, = Front street. Wet SELL, A Mak ROUND, “IN Hast Brooklyn, with Horse, id Kot custom of 128 wuarte dailgs” It the purchaser wishes’ Purchaser wishos, joist teen good Mileh Cuws will miso be nold.” Apply to JOUN | GORY, corner of De Calb and Steuben ‘rote, Brook OUSE AND STORE 7 FULTON STREET, lym, to rent. The above is direotly opposite the City Mall, and is just fin aw fo VALENTINE G. HAL! Twentieth street, N. ¥. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET BY THE YEA AR, SINGLY, orin suits, at No, 64% Broadway. URNISUED PARLORS AND BEDROOMS—THE houses d 148 Chambery street, having been newly it be realy for the the reception of gentleman oF modern, ha: is unsurpassed. There is am excellent reste i) rooms muy be selected pow, and » given of one or two rooms. Prices varying from $2 TO LET—IN NO. 17 GREEN 1 revpectable family. Inquire im ART OF A HOU; wieb street, for the premises. oomy tee TO RENT, IN READE STR! P- Rete Ber 5 hn “tave ment cellar; rent # O LETS’ MOUSE, GARDEN, ANp PASTURE, AT Northfel Season Jet ph from Port Richmond, The is Bs feet front hy it feet deep, Aud steamboat to New York ty T. Mills, 133 Cherry street. ET—THE HOUSE AND STORE, NO. CHATHAM 0 T rtreet. Enquire of A. D. & EB. Logan, No. 83 Merchants’ Exchange. A COTTAGE HOUSE, 8TA’ AND Brookl howe t \- ivrond. "The house comebete of bitch sand ith & pinere Rene “Gidver, No: 106 Broadway, ep stalea. 0 LET, IN BROADWAY, NO. 6%, A STORE WITH fixturce—nently fitted up for a gentlemen's furnishing ahh jequice on the premises, © LET—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE about two miles from Astoria, on the East river, eom= extensive view of the Sound, a fine sandy shore Also & farm of about 0 seres of good land, the To Let, the dwelling part of House ie Grant Sent be Bet Ta ‘Apply to A. R. tere tory —A FARM OF FORTY ACRES OF LAND, miles from the city, with a nice cott ‘And cuthepees, 4 suit ily ® (Lh. ee, Ore erm moderate. te wid st, Original Jacobo Accordeon Depot, 1.0 LET—IN BROOKLYN, ON CLER mor barers: three cottage cee nithed in the tot the pL Ey Spon or ‘executed sb short ‘Show Cases taken in cachamge. WE | ASSURANCE NATIONAL LOAN FUND ,| Rea ee Apel © , 7 1 the wal uy Salar The the aesui mer, came are races soaidon ve the icine outa corared by cack policy, varying Vaempies beaut hes, aleeady declared, will be found in the Ree Tn application tol Wall stceet, orsh uuy of toe agencies, free of expense. we ana ee varie te reach iene TITb0 yearn the. ful ore b Netore the that pe vied is eum ‘ioured will bs paid te bie family of legal sear vom eae way an, vers, Fea ethos Sourey Be forse em at fai Y