The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1852, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. | Tuonsvay, March 25—6 P.M | The stock market was depressed to-day; most of the H fancier fell off a fraction, and the tranasctions were oom- paratively limited. At the first board, Canton Company | Geclined 4 per cent; Reading Railroed, ‘4; Kageworth, | 34; Brie Railroad 1¢; Norwich and Worcester, 1; Delaware * and Mudeon, i. Nicaragua Transit Company advanced | per cent, From the present appoarance of things in | _, Wall etreet, we hoald judge that there will soon be quits | an important falling o in transactions, whieh w will depress prices considerably below those now rulin, At is only by keeping up the excitement and activity in the market. thet even prosent prices can be sustained, to | say nothing about an improvement, ‘he advance rn ported thus far, is by no means real, It.is all on | Paper, and it is utterly out of the question for holders to realize, without running prices down fail | as rppidly as they have ranup. ‘The inflation has been | #0 great upon euch a weak basis, that a collapse is to oceur any moment. The accumulation of interest is £0 rapid upon such high prices, that it isa matter of con- | {siderable importance to holders, and, in time, adds largely to the first cost of unproductive securities, ‘This isan | item which is not sufficiently considered in etock epecu- lations, Several Leavy houses in the street, in connec- tion with large outside capitalists, have, within the past + few days, commenced bearing the market, and are pre- + pared to rell extensively upon any and every advance in prices. The inflation has been sufficient to give even the most cautious bear confidence enough to operate for afall, Atthe second board, the quotations of the morn- ing were pretty well sustained, and the market closed steady, The operations, this afternoon, were only toa moderate extent. and appear as though the demand for the leading fancies was steadily falling off. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day. amounted to $72219 65; payments, $228,216 12—balance, $2,640,892 $7, ‘The news by the steamship Europa, from Liverpool, is neither important or interesting; neither is it in agcom- mercial point of view so favorable as that received by the previous steamers. Quotations for cotton were a little lower, but the market was moderately active, Bread- : tuffs were quict. without material alteration in prices. The returns of the Bank of England for the week ending the 16th inet. show an increase during the week of £171,- 146 in the bullion, in both departments ; £179,823 in the public deposites ; £465,604 in other deposites ; £12,342 in the rest ; £7,224 in the government securities ; £215,400 in other securities, and £461,170 in notes unemployed. Of notes in circulation there was a decrease of £286150.— The Bank held £19.410,070 gold and silver bullion and . euce larger amount than ever in hand before at one time, ‘There are reports in circulation calculated to injure the Cochituate Bank of Boston. The Boston Journal says:— “The paragraph which appeared in our paper this morning, in reference to the Cochituate Bank, was based upon a re- port in circulation yesterday, which, we are satisfied, is without foundation. ‘The Cochituate Bank has, we are authorized to state, at no time made loans to directors beyond the amount, or even up tothe amount, allowed by law, and its general condition is as good in every re- Fpect as any bank in Boston, as the commissioners have intimated.” Stoek Exchange. $3000 Olio 6's, 56, 1106's 5 sha NY & NW 1000 111 int I'm 28 Erie RR. aes « ‘ RR, 1 . Baty 88 eek: ew ELERES. * do... 100 Edgeworth Co. 40 Rech & S: R. 07, 250 St Law M Cof... ‘ 4 Stonington RR. 40.2 avec 100 Nor & Wor RR..... 150 do . 850 + Ge 900 Reading Kit: eading Rit: 100 doe . ab ise sks 100 do. . 100 Harlem RR. BOARD. 25 shs Nicaragua, 0 done: 100 Morris Canal. 100 Reading RR. wo do 00 she N J Zine Co, 2G Bank. Tl Hanover Bank. 50 Nor & Wor RR. Wa . 2 w . 830 84 200 St Lawrence Co. 3 200 Long Island RR, .53 2244 —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——e ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. THE TURF. Sa ENTREVILLE COURSE.—TROTTING.—THURSDAY, April tiret, at three o'clock P. M., a mateh for $400, mile heats, to wagon; play or pay. Mr.Whelan names bl.m, Lady Haynes. Z. Coneklin names b. g. Centreville, JOEL Ci § KLIN, Propriectot PERSONAL. W4NTED.<INE, FRIEND THAT GAVE INPORMA- tion on Saturday through Boyd's City Daspateh, and nee bofure, ehall be treated as @ friend, and liberal rded. OTICE.—THE DRIVER OF THE CARRIAGE WHO took a gentieman from Jndson's Hotel to the steamer Georgia, on Wednesday, March 24, and did not deliver the Tronk and Carpet Bag, will oblige the owner aud be paid for his services, on delivering the above-named articles at the offiee of Judson's Hotel, ON MORGAN KIBBEY.—A GENTLEMAN BY THIS name, aged 3 years, 5 feet 9 inches in height, of fair eomplexion, his eyes and hair rather dark, arrived ‘in New York from London in November, 1850; it is not known what course he tosk afterwards. His wife and friends in England are very anxious to gain intelligence, and earnestly request any information in regard to him may be sent to C.J. Aldis, at the Bank for Savings, No. 107 Chambers street. PUBLIC LECTURES. ROF. SILLIMAN'’S LAST LECTURE, THIS EVEN- ing (Friday), at the Spingler Institute, will be on Fire, asone of the old elements, A powerful Voltaic battery, with | arrangements for regulating the intonsity and constancy of {ts light. will be employed inthe Mlustration of the subject. There will be experiments seldom if ever witnessed in this country. 0 THE LADIES.—A COURSE OF FREE LECTURES before ladies, will be given by Dr. Bonning, in the hall of the Society Library, corner of Leonard street and Broad- way, at three o'clock P.M. on Thursday, Friday, and Satur- day of this week, on “ Physical education, and the causes and cure of weakneeves and diseases of females.” Ladies generally are invited, ANTED—A FRENCH LADY OF RESPRCTABILITY, to tench French toa single person, for about two hours each evening, for which her board will be given. Keference given and required, Address D. 8., office of the eral « LOST AND REWARDS. HOO RENARD—A REWARD OF $500 WILL BE paid for the detection and conviction of the per- Hon, or porso 0 set fire to either of our Marble Works on the nicht of the 22d instant. JAMES LEVY, 113 East Eightcenth strect, corner of Third avenue, and JOSEPH i W. BRAY way, corner of Twenty-fourth street. | H5O BREVARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE ARREST { and con vietion of the person or persone who way. } 5 | i Jnid and assaulted the laboring men in our employ on tl evening of the 24th inst., or who may assault any of the men employed Ly us as laborers. HENRY & MEIGHAN, Marble Works, Twenty-third street, west of Third avenue, REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY MORNID OD “a smal Biack and Tan English Terrier Dog, with Uh owner's name and residence on his collar. Five dallars wil be paid for his return to | PIERRE C. KANE, No. 94Tenth street. / OST-IN SECOND AVENUE, OR TENTH OR 4 Bleventh streets, a lady's fur Victorine, The finder will Le euitabiy rewarded by leaving it at 275 Tenth stroet, L.tween First avenue and avenue A. OST—ON THURSDAY, MARCH 25TH, IN A YORK- 4 ville Staze, or in going through Nineteonth street, from hird avenue to Eighth avenue, a Sable Victorine, small , highly valned as being the rift of a friend in Scotland, Whoever returne the same to G. K. RIKER & CO,'S, 131 m strect, will receive doit a. OST—TEN DOLLARS REWARD—LEFT IN ONE OF 4 the Rroadway and Porty-ninth street linos of atazos, Cornell & Turnure, proprietor on Saturday, 6th March, an Account Book of H, McGinnis with H. F2&’ F. Meighan, of no value except to the owner. Whoover will return thé sume to T. W. Kelly, 26 Wail etrect, will receive the above reward, OST, ON WEDNESDA Sk OF SUR- gical Inetruments, Whoever has found the same, and Will return it to Dr, L, Proudfoot, 218 Twelfth street, or at the store of Ruehton, Clark & Co, Astor House, shall be Nberally rewarded. FINE ARTS. R. J. H. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTISTES, BEGS t rospectfully to intimate to the profession, thas rvicos will be available from the middie of April’ until nd of Angnet, Parties desirous of engaging him to con- net their business, will plense communicate by letter, to the care of 8. C. JOLLIE, 8 Immediate aitention, >’ > Broadway, whioh will reosive 0 MAP PUBLISHERS—THE PLATES AND COPY- right of the large and eplendid Mapa of Louisiana, Mirriesippi, and A showing the townships and sec- tional Tine of th States surveys, together with seme exnall plates, oompiled by the lato John LaTourette, | aro now offered for sale to close the estate, They ma be had at & Largain, ty applying ‘o Sherman & Suiith, ‘ublishers, corner Broadway and Cedar atroct; or to BE. Bennet, 48 and 50 Duane street, Now York, neers ————SSSS MUSICAL. ANTED—A VIOLINIST, FOR AN AMATEUR MIN- ftrel association; also & banjo player (ono with » Mesh tenor voice preferred), Those who understand masie proferred. Apply at Reid's pianoforte factory, 545 Brond- ‘way, botwoon the hours of 7 and 10 P. M., on Saturday. IANO VOR SALE,—A NEW MAMOGANY Six | sotaver Pianoforte, in good order, for wale cheap. Apply at_No. 112 Bank stro COPARTNDRSHIP NOTICES, OTICE—THE COPARTNERSIIP HERETOFORE EX- inting between the undersigned, under tho firm of Brown & Maire, ts this di issolved by mutual con- wont. New York, Mareh 24, MARTIN W. BROWN, HENRY F. MAIRE, TL, F. Maire will continue the importation of atl Notice. atthe old etand, 65 Nassan street, up stairs, . FP. MATRE. ANTED—A SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH $15,000, $n one of the largest hotels in the oity, Tho money j | 8 seen for two days, /V children in the rudiments of the English L |V | can be given. descripUione of English and Swiss Watches and Movemonts, | will be wanted for three or five years, The mont natisfactor yoferences fir nm, and reourity for threo times the amount. Addrose William, at this office, WANTS. eS ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young irl, as Waiter, in’a private boarding house. Good reference can be given. Please call at 260 h WANTED 4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, #8 Chambermaid and Waiter, or as Seamstress, nnd to take the care of children; also tu do the hove smal! family. The best of reference given. ry street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl ."Washer and froner in a re- epectabie private family, Phe best of city reference can be ecall at bi West Nineteeuth street, Can be 7 ANTED--A SITUATION AS COOK, IN A PRIVATE family, by a very experienced girl, with good eity refer ence, Can do chamborwork aud waiting, Would go in the | country. Call uton place, Eighth street, near Sixth avenw A SITUATION ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOM! as nurse And scamstress, or assist in chamberwork and sew Has the best of city reference. Please eal! at 472 Fourth street, near the First avenue, first floor, front room, ITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ANTE D—A young girl ; she isa good plain Cook and a first-rate Washer and Troner. References civen as to capability. be een for two days, at 125 Tenth avenue, between hteonth and Nineteenth streets, xecond floor, back room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asituation to do general housework, or has no objec- tion to do chamberwork or waiting in a small family; the best of reference from her laxt place. Please call at No. 192 Varick street, second floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as Cook, Washer, and Irouer, in a respectable family. Four years’ reference from her last place, &. Can be ten at the drug store, No. 220 Ninth avenue, corner of Twenty-fifth street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, STEADY YOUNG man, a situation as light Porter, in a wholesale or retail dry goods or clothing store, ‘The most satisfactor references fiven. Salary no object, Address J. K., Heral office, or can be seen at 17 Catharine street, for two days, WANZED-SITUATIONS BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, capable of taking charge of a dressing establish- ment, or to work by the day fur private families. Inquire at 307 Bowery, for two da; ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH WO- Tan, a situation to take charge of © house; any one in want of help the highest reference for honesty and capa- bibity will be given. Apply at 97 Division street, front base- ment, for Mrs. Finan, ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOU men, situations; one as Chambermaid, and a: washing and do plain sewing; no objection to goa short dis- tance inthe eountry;, best city reference given from her last pace The other to do general housework and washing and ironing, and plain cooking; no objection to go a short dis- tance fa the country; the best of city references given, and may be seen for two da: P lease call at No, 22 teenth street, corner of Ninth avenue, ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS Waiter or to do light chamberwork, or to take oare of dren, and make herself generally useful. City reference, Can be seen for two days, at No. 135 East Broadway. ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED AND RESPEC- table young woman, a situation as Waiter, and has no objection to do chamberwork; has lived over three years in her last place in the city, from where she can give most ex- cellent reference, Maybe seen for two day: Broadway, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY A MIDDLE AGED WO- man and her gon, a young man 18 years old; the mo- ther isa good Cook, and tnderstands the care of milk and butter; the boy is ‘fully competent to work ona farm— would wish to engage with some person in the country. Please to call at No. 139 Thirteenth atreet, between the Tenth and ighth avenues, in the reas. "May be seen for wo days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion as chambermafd and to assist in ‘washing aad froning; or to mind children. Is s good sonmstress, and willing to make herself generaily useful. No objection to ko tothe conntry. Good city reference from her last place. €a)l at 5634 Third avenue. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or would be willing to assist in washing and ironing, or to attend children and do sewing. Best of city referen Ploage call at No. 199 avenue A, second floor, front room, where she can be seen for two day! 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do general housework, in & small pri- Yate family, or to do cooking. washing, and ironing. Good city reference can be given, No objection to goto the eoun- try. Please call at No. 86 Twenticth street, betweon Sixth and Seventh avenues, first floor, where she can be seen for wo da: ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or to do genéral housework in @ small family. Good city reference. May be seen for two days, at No. 472 Fourth street, between First and second avenues, third floor, back room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, with good testimonials, as Chambermaid or Waiter, or to do nursing and plain sewing. She perfectly understands her business, and has no objections to go with a family to the country for the summer. Can be seen for two days, at No. 261 Sixth avenue, in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATI BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Child's Nurse and Chambermaid; would assist in the general housework. No objection to go a short distance in the country. She is fond of children. Best of city reference, Please call at 186 First avenue, oF by note, or from St. Mark's place. West Six- aww. a situation as Nurse aed, ay lie te fami Sands vereet, Brooklyn, She ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO HONEST AND industrious girls—o Ironing, the other to do Chamberwork, washing and ironing, or take care of ehildrea, or to do towing, Good city referen court, University place, se: days. do RRR Ye WHO CAN ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, ity and hon- produce the best reference as to capabil ‘or a3 Chamber- She would do general housework in & uatil suited, at 4 and Seamstress, can be the basemen! ne’ to do Cooking, Washing aad or to help with tho tala ce given. Please apply in Union cond door, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Seamstress, or Children’s Maid ; Any family requiring her serviees Will find a trustworthy and obliging g at 135 East Broadway, or I understands waiting at t pe |. C., at 94 Eleventh st, seventies, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG GIRL, about fifteen years of age, to take caro of ehildron ‘Apply at No. 15 Broadway. and assist in chamberwor Can be for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘cneral housework; is m good cook, has no objection to goto the coun- woman, to do washer and jroner, an try to take care of milk and butter. Thirty-second street, between § ANTED—SITUATIONS, girls, one as Cook in able, re ke Ple: venthand BY TWO RESPECTABLE ® private family, or respectable ghth avenues, boarding house, or ax Vegetable Cook in @ hotel; the other as Chambermaid, Washer, call at 26 Whitehall street, and Ironer, or as Waiter. Please in the store, ‘W4NTED_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation ina small private family. She is a firat rate Cook, Washer, and I furnished. Please eall at I street, third tloor, roner. The best city rence 55 avenue A, corner of Eleventh ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do tho general housework of ® or the ch je disposition, email fasntly very agreeabl ity reference given, erccery store. berwork and waiting. She is of a nd fond of children. Best of Please call at 481 Pearl street, in tho ANTED—A GOOD COOK—A COLORED WOMAN preferred—one who ca Ayply at 13 Washington and 12. ANTED—BY A STEA arrived from the old stress; understands Se ery; understands doing up fine and ail kinds of embroi things, and bas no objection reference given. ‘Address at 49 Christophor street, a bring good recommendations, place, between the hours of 9 DY YOUNG WOMAN, LATELY country, @ situation as Seam- children’s dresses, shirt making, n to do light chamberwork. Good No ob- jection to go to the country, and is a Protestant, ANTED—A SITUATION, as Chambermaid and Waiter, and is e washing and ironing, or to take care young woman, willing to assist in t of children, or do plain sewing. short distance into the country. Can give Please call at 31 Prince street, first floor, bac room. Can be #een for two day: reference, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Has ‘no objection to go & he best of cit BY A RESPECTABLE young man, as Coachman; he understands his busi- noes, aud ean give good refe: he served as conchman and jection to any respectable two days, if not engaged, at rence from his last place, where gardener. Would have no ob- employment. Can be seon for No.4 Pearl street, groeerv, ANTED IMMEDIAT! ELY---A SALESMAN, IN A brush and woodware store. None need apply but those who understand the above nold, at the office of this pi ployed. busin a perfectly: Address Ar- aper, stating by whom last em- ANTED---A CLERK one who can write knowledge of the practice. Ottice. IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE--- ® fair hand, and possesses some Address, postpaid, box 1,630 Post ANTED—A SITUATI ON AS GARDENER, BY A oung man who perfectly understands his business in all its ‘branch dens, green hous has &e.5 ; also drawing and laying ous of flower gar- ood reference. Can be three days, at Dunlap's Seed Store, 685 Broadway, between Wandil A.M. and § and4P, M,,'or address 7. I, Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN tituation to take care of a delicate gentleman, and to take eare of a horeo and wag useful about a house, Best dress C,, Herald office. nerall, ease ad- on; can make himself, of references given, Warm. SITUATION, AS COACHMAN, BY A respectable Protestant man, who fall his busin and can wait, if required, Inquire at Mr. John Hinchy' street, between State and Joralemon streets, two days, if not engaged, also, ean make hi understands imuelf very useful in a garden, Best city reference can be given. livery stables, in Columbia Brooklyn, for WANTED-A PROTESTANT WAITER, IN A PRI- vate famil: dress Box No, references, who ean » General Po, ve food city references, Ad: oi Office, with the names of ANTED—FOR A FI ‘Apply by lett Herald offe. RST CLASS HOTEL, A COM- etent Head Waiter, o practical experience and ter, stating whore last employed, ANTED—IN A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LI- quor Store, # smart, active youth, from 16to 18 years of age. One acquainted with the business may apply at 11 Spruce street, W Waiter; he is willing stands driving 1Ast place, 13 Cli linton plac ANTED—BY A STEADY MAN, A SITUATION AS to drive, if desired, as he undor- and the care of horses. Please apply at his ANTED—A SALESMAN, IN THE DELAINE DE- partment, 347 Eighth avenue. Callafter6P. M. ANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY, WITHOUT IN- cumbrance, a large and comfortable house, with modern, improvements, for contleman's lodging ‘house, where the rent, or part of it, will be taken out in board of lodgings. Address Warren, Broadway Post 01 JANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl, a eituation as Chambermaid, or waiter; but berwork preferred, and w pious family her greatest hj Can be seen by calling at 115 Eighth street, St. Mark's place, for two days, if not engaged, on the second floor, or inquire in the store. Has reference from her last employers. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, chi # Fituation, to do chamberwork, or waiting, oF gene- ral housework, in & small private family. No objection to go a short distance in the count Good reference. Please Perry street, in the re ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ung woman,as Cook, in ® private family; has no ehiection to asrist in wathing and ironing, and has no objec- tion to go in the country. Can be seen for two days, at No. 225 Tenth street, between Avenues C and B, Ww: NTED--A GENTLEMAN ENGAGED IN THE DRY Goods Commission Burines: in Philadelphia, who is a competent ralosinan, a good judge of goods, aud tavorably known in the European markets, is engagement with a respectable house in New York, a: man and traveller. An int Address Bex 100, Philadelphia Post Office. Ww riage, or any horse work; ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SOBER, 8ST! and well recommended man; understands driving car. estrous of making au lea- cn ADY, erost or liberal salary 07; understands working on a tari and all connected with a country seat; is five years in this country, and is Trish, Be Apply st city and country references, 92 Greenwich street, for Thomas Clarke, or a note for T. C.. Herald office, will be attended to, WwW understands his busin ANTED—A COACHMAN, WHO THOROUGHLY ess. Apply at 92 Williain street; between the hours of twelve and one. W in the cabinet line, whi prenslle, Apply at 132 Chrysti ANTED—EMPLOYMENT, BY A WOOD TURNER his own lathe and turnin, treet, in th rear, third ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE asa plain Cook, and i#a first rate washer Can be teen for two days. Has good city refe- renee. e callat No. 60 Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenue ANTED-SITUATIONS. BY TWO HONEST, STEA- dy, respectable Presbyterian girle—one as Cook, Washer and Ironer, the otheras Nurse and Seamstross, oF as Chambermaid; would prefer living ia one h they are sisters, Can be seen fortwo days, Apply at No. 116 Twentieth street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as Chambermaid, and to assist in the wash: ing and ironing; would of children and do plain sewing; or would do the general housework of » small family. No objection to the country. Please call, or ad- dross to 606 Houston etrect, near Mott street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, # situation to do general housework; is a good washer and frener, or would do. plain cooking. Good city refe- renee, P e call at 18 Prince street. Can be seen for two ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as Chambermaid or Children’s Nurse; can give good reference Inquire at 33 Thompeon sti Cao beseenfortwodsys, ot ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUS WOMAN, with good testimonials, a situation to attend children, and do plain sewing. No objections to travel if required. Can be scen for two days, at 277 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, second floor, front roo’ WANtepany 4 You! 'G WOMAN, A SITUATION AS Seamstress or Nurse; she would have no objection to travel with « family. Good city reference can be piven. Please call 6 Cornelia street, corner of Sixth avenue and Fourth where she can be seen for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion as Nursery Governoss, competent to instruct uage. Also n her the care of children and assist at sowing; # to go into the country, She has good refor- 1 at 5634 Third avenue. SMART, TIDY GIRL, FIFTEEN OR on years of age, to do the work of a small family. To eave trouble, none need apply without good referonce from last place.’ Wages from 2s. to 3 dollars, Apply at No. 800 Gold street, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation as Scamstross and Dress maker, No objection to go in the country, if required. Nest of city reference given, Can beecen for two days at 52 Madison street. WANTED —A SITUATION, BY A RESPE ABLE ‘woman aa Nurse; ehe is competent to take charge of an infant. Please apply at her last place, 13 Clinton place. WANTED-BY A STEADY ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN, ® situation 8¢ Crambormald, or to do the gencrai housework of 818 private family; she is a good washer E804 ban give good city reference, Please ad- M First avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteonth second floor, front room, where sho can be seon for , if not engaged, ANTED—A DOMESTIC FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; she mnst he @ good cook, washer and ironer, and be well recommended, and have city references, nond other need apply. Wages $7 per month, 121 MeDonal st. ANTED—A_ SITUATION, A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, to cook, nd iron, Tho best of city reference givon,. Please call at No. 96 Ninetoonth street, between the Sixth and Seventh avenues, rear house, ‘an be seon for two days. -A SITUATION, BY ANTED young woman. A RESPECTABLE Seamstress and Nurse, Has the boat Please to call at No. 172 West Eighteenth of city referone street, for two da} ANTED-—-BY A LADY, A SITUATION AS SALES- woman in s Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, or would take charge of the cutting and manufacturing in a wholesale ostublishment, Best of city references given, Address, with real name, E, H. A., Herald office. ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, A SITUATION, BY A Teapectahle Protestant girl, who ix steady, tidy and industrious, af Chambermaid and Waiter, or to assist in Washing, ironing or sewing. Good recommendation from last’ place, Apply in Smith street, corner of Bergen street, in basement, for Elizabeth. ANTED.-A SITUATION AS COOK, OR TO DO general housework, by & respectable woman, who oan Produco tho best city reference from her last place, Sho Yould go a short distance in the country. She ean be seon for two days, atd Sands street, Brooklyn, in tho basement. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Young woman, a situation as good Cook, Washer and Ironet, or Chambermaid and Waiter. Good reference will be Qiyen, and may be ween for two days. Please call at No. 250 Ninth avenue, betweon the hours of 2 and 4o'olock P. M. WW ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A fituation ay Chambormaid, and to assist in the wash- ing and jroning, or todo plaineooking, Best city reference Ploave call at 82 Fourth strevt, near Bighth Can be #een for two days, avenue. ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, who perfectly unders her bu: fitnation tn 8 dry goods store, “Can be woll room temployer, where she will be disengn Freck,. Can give the bont eity references. Any commands, addrevsed M. M.. or personal application, at 365 Pearl strect, for one week, Will bo promptly attended to, W year of ‘age, Brooklyn, or W carpenter preferred. to any Can eon grocery, corner Twenty-third street and Second 'y references can be obtaing illiamsburg, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A BOY, ABOUT 16 fanical business in this city, ‘A sash and blind maker or four days, at Hunt's nue, Can be seen for two he rson by ap- ving their address, for betwoen Firet and Second © apply at 133 WANTS. . een eee es DRUG CLERK WANTED.~ONE WHO IS THO- egnly competent to take charge of a Broad nd is willing to devote the whole of lis attention to his om- ployer’s interest, ean meet witha situation by addressing » note to ‘'Druggiet,” Herald office, stating whore last em- ployed, and where’ an interview cin be had: N. B—None ut persons fully qualified to take the entire control of a frst clare store ed answer. 'TABLE GERMAN LADY IS DESIROUS OF ing @ situation to attend a fancy store. She has experience in business, and would be very uso- fulin an Embroidery and Fancy Establishment. She wi- derstande ail kinds of taney work, and embroiders eqnal to the French. the would be willing to herself in any of the above work when not engaged in the store. Please apply at 72 West Twenty-first etreet, whero specimens of her werk ean be geen, A MONTULY NURSE WISHES TO ENGAGE WITIL a delicate female, or a young mother, to travel, or spend two or three months ia the vouutry. Can bo seen ab No. 19 Monroe strect. The best of references given. RESVECTABLE AND WELL EDUCATED GERMAN lady wishes employment either as Housekeeper or in an other suitable situation, She thoroughly understands managing © houre, and is an exeeilont needlewoman and embroiderer, Call'at $68 Broome strovt, up stairs, N AMERICAN MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, WITH good city references, wishes avituation as Housekeeper, She perfectly understands her business, and ean be seen at ‘ott Ftroct, in the rear, for two days. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO DO ebamberwork and plain sewing; the best of reference given, Can be seen for two days at 76 Broome wtrect, SITUATION IS WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as Chambermaid and Seamstress, or to do washing and ironing. Is @ Protestant. Reference can be given. Ploase call at 430 Pearlstrect, near Madison, Can be soon for two days, BOARDING AND LODGINGS. OARD, WITH ROOMS SUITABLE FOR MARRIED ‘and tingle persons, ean be obtained at 74 East Twenty- third stroet. The house has the modern improvements. mean”. WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, after the first of May, in a first class honse, with cond story front room, bedroom, and pantry attached; eo, Remall bedroom on the same floor, or the next, Ad- drese, with reference, Mr. B., Herald office. OARDING.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated, in a private family, with well furnishod roome, with breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sundays, within one minute's walk of the Broadway and Kighth street stages, and where a liberal table is always kept. Ap- ply at 102 Seventh street. Refer ences exchanged. OARD UP TOWN.—TWO BEDROOMS AND A SIT- ting room, or three bedrooms on second floor, in the class house ofa private family, who do not move in May. II party, of respectability, desirous for the quiet and social comforts of a private-home, will find thisa favorable opportunity: satisfactory referonces required; location cheer- fal, and in ‘the neighborhood of Union Square. Address A. C.D, Union Square Post Offic OARD WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG lady, who works out by the week, in a small private fa- mily: a Catholic family preferred; tho best of city reference en be civen; reference exchange, Please address Boarder, Herald office, fortwo days. BOARD WANTED, BY A LADY, FOR MERSELP. two children, and ecrvant, in or near the Fourth ave- References given ana required. Address B. A., Union Post Office, stating terms and locat: au 8q OARDING.—GENTEEL FURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT- B able for single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, e had at 11S a the door. with board, and use of bathing room, m: Fourth strect, corner of Amos, Omnibuses Situation pleasant. OARD WANTED — FOR A LADY AND HER daughter, from tho firstof April, in ® private family, residing between Twelfth and Twenty-ninth strects, and went, of Broadway. The very best of references given and re- mired. Address immediately Mr. WILKINS, Journal of ommerce office. OARD WANTED, FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, in a private family, where there are no other boarders, Terma moderate. References given end required. Address %Z., box 8,430, Post Offic GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- RDING—A FE OModated with permancue board at No, 203 Pearl street, four doors above Beekman. No moving on the first of May. ALEXANDER WELSH. URNISHED ROOMS, IN THE MODERN BUILT houre No. 4 Amity to let, to one or two gentle- men, with or without breakfast, URNISHED ROOM TO LET.—SEVERAL HANDSOME furnished rooms to let, at No. 868 Broadway, parlors bed rooms communicating, suitable for one or two ntlemen. Also, one front room on tho first floor, wot fet to a physician, if required, at 868 Broadway, # fow dee above Union Park. ODGINGS IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWO ntlemen ean be accommodated with large and well furafsbed rooms, with partial board, in ® private famil within afow minutes walk of theSouth Ferry. Apply at Clinton street. RIVATE BOARD—FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD without young children or servant) may be obtained at No. $4 Eust Twentieth street, between Fourth avenue and Broadway. "TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN—A, FRONT, ROOM IN the second story of House No. 26 Greon street. Inquire . References exchange: 0 LET, WITH BOARD—AN UNFURNISHED FRONT parlor, second story,at No. 39% Broome street. —A FURNISHED ROOM TO TWO GENTLE- with or without breakfast and tea. Apply at 235 Broome street. WANTEDIRY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A BED- room and board, in @ first class boarding honse, or private family, within ‘an easy distance of Canal strect, Apply by letter to D. E. F., Herald office, ANTED—BOARD, BY A LADY AND GENTLE- ‘man, in a small family, where there are no other boarders (Loard for the Indy only). Addrons Smith, Brond- way Post Office, Location between Prince street and Union squore. HOUSES, ROOMS, dic. WANTED, ART OF A HOUSE—WANTED TO RENT FROM first of May, by @ small, respectable family, three por- om#, and an attic room, chem and bath room; rent ven and No. fons, one sitting room, two bes ‘all unfurnished,) with use of rom $150 to $200. accurity if required, Nasi Unexceptionable references Apply to, oF address, W. u street, room No’ 6, third floor. ANTED TO HIRE—A TUREE-STORY BASEM House, with the modern improvements, above Grand street and westof avenue A. Rent not to exceed $500, Ad- dress, stating location and terme, C. OAKLEY, 139 Stanton atreet. 1 where all necess: WAXTED-A situ at dry good speaks and wri ently; havin he fee ‘contd lent that he w: HA, house, by @ young ina the German and Englial @ large acquaintance nce as to honesty and ION AS SALESMAN IN A po of age, who re and in the country, rable trade. ability. Ad- ‘ost Ontice, ‘ould influence eo , Chatham Square W in this city may be obtai 100°Chambers street, estab boys, of every station, for good character admitted. ANTED—SERVANTS, SERVANTS, SERVANTS, Servants, Servants, Servants.—The ver dat tho “ Select ployment Agency,” 7 Carmine street, and “Society Agency, ‘rotestant Kin~ hed A. D. 1825—girls, men, city or country. Only those o ANTED—A GERMAN PROTESTANT GIRL, FOR general housework; al Vermaids, Seamstresses, W Clerks, Salesmen, Porters, Farmers, at 202 Hudson #t office, Apprentices, Firemen, men wanted. ANTED— Cooks, four German, girls, for general housework and chamberwork: so, three Irish Protestant Cham- aiter G and Errand Girl Grooms, Coachmen, Gardeners, reet. to employers. This , Coalpassers, Boatinon, Quarry- ITUATIONS FOR TWO ENGLISH , three American, and two Scotch also, for’ s number of Protestant and Cathole Irish girls for all kinds of situatio Broadway, near Canal atre rneter admitted. WwW at the Select Employment Agency, No. 413 et. Only servants o| J, M. MULLE! rood eha- &CO. thirty miles from ‘orters, Men on rail- id | if languages fin- | best servants | roads and farms, Boys to learn trades, Coachmen aud Gar- | deners, Waiters, Girls as Cooks, Chambermaida, Nurses and Dress makers. THOS. SPINK, Agent. ANTED—BY THE ADVERTISER, AN OPERA Glase, worth about $26, for which will exchange a full set of Ivory dollars, A note addreseed receive prompt attent ion. OMMISSION MERCHA etugtion in a produce store, by a FOung extensive RUG CLERK.—WANTED, A Cl class retail Drug store ness, and can come well recommended, street, betweon 2 and 4 o'clock, P. M. WYRUG CLERK WANTED.—ONE THAT WD ‘stands Ha bostuces to and Cranberry streets, Brookly a. URSING—LADIES W) during confinement, w ven in Table Cutlery; valued at thirt} to Henry, He NTS, ATTEND.—WANTED—A and commission house or butter in the business, who has an ntry merchants and pro- office, RK, IN A FIRST j one who understands tho busi- Apply at 306 Grand NDER- ‘bly. Apply corner Fulton oe ISHING PRIVATE NURSING ill meet with pleasant accommo- dations, and an experienced nurse to take care of them, by addreseing Nurse, at th: Senaares tauees mericing 4 eral terms will be offered. berequired. Adar SALESMAN WANTED, that is well sequainted need apply. HE SUBSCRIBER IS to go South, to attend of store. The Mrs B., 179 Division stree office. ALESMAN WANTED— importation of Win quainted with the business will b Box 87, Post Otte AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS Salosman, by & house just com- Brandies, &o, One ac- d to such lib- ferences will Unexer IN A CARPET STORE—ONE with selling carpets. No othore office. TN WAN 4 fancy store, or any other kind eat of tS reference cau be given, Address WO RESPEC TABLE PROTESTANT Youna GIRLS wish situations, in pri ing, good washing, and iron willing to make themselves for two days. Please to between First avenue and vate family. Can do plain cook- ing; also, chamberwork, and are frnetaliy, useful. Can be soon 1 wt 227 Rast Thirteenth street, avenue E, socond floor, back room. The best of city reference can be given. roughly understands ing up cf all kinds of Spirits, both foreign and domost who is at prosent foreman in an extensiye anxious to join cithor x wholesale cr fire dealer, where bis connectio capable of taking the full n would be considered an equ could be put into the busin go to any part of the Unio ences of every kind will be Omice, Brooklyn. AITER WANTED-IN AN family, in the coun thoronghly tnderstands her busine Catholic nor Irish, 2 Broadway. Apply © SPIRIT DEALERS.—A PERSON wo TILO- the rectitying, mixing, and mek; and n and hie services (as he 1s agement of any department alont to capital. $200 or $01 eas if required, No objection to Most, unexceptionable rofor- givon, Address A. Marvel, GLISH GENTLEMAN'S woman, as Waiter, who She must not bea con's Agency office, try, AITERS WANTED--WUITE AND COLORED--POUR first clase private family Waiters; also, three Pro- teatant Waiters, two Gorman Waiters, two Pronch Waiters, J Waiters. All must have the best city rofe- ant and colored Co r 1,000 ing from $5to $20 per day. enor more dellars, may ro terme, Apply at once to 148 Gi nd stre Also wanted, oks. AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A NEW AND beautifnl Medal, on which Agente are now earn- Country Agents, by Corwardi ly enon having them on tho bes! B. LYON, No. $24 Broadway, | to attend a meeting to be held at Cent rald office, will | nee will be given, Kor am inter. | | thick, 4 feet 1 NT OF A SITUATION | Th WANTED 10 HIRE, FROM ler OF MAY the whole oF part of atwo story and attic how of Broadway, and between Franklin and Chariton streets, for aemallfaimily. Apply to JOHN BURRELL, 301 Green: w ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE, FOR A FAMILY OF three persons and servant, without childron. Down preferred. addrees 0. F. M., Herald effice, ces given and required. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A LARGE, WELL BUILT, well lighted building, for the manufacture of mechan: ical work in New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, or Jerso City. Add box 8,166, Post Offics, naming price, witl size of building and lot, and whether an engineis attached or conveniences for attaching on ANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE—THE STOCK, lease, good will and fixtures of « Porter House, sitn- rted on the North or East Rivers, below Houston street, in New York, or near the water in Brooklyn, Address R. S., box 1,49) Ne Post Office, ANTED—APARTMENTS, CONSISTING OF room and one or two bedrooms, in a gentee where there are not more than one or two famil where no questions will be asked, dress Thompson, this office. CUANDELIER WANTE! liers, suitable for burning Oil. D Address Y., Herald ANTED—AT 114 NASSAU STRERT (BASEMENT), | °°: a Bread and Cake Baker, to New York, Also Clerks, Salesmeon, SPECIAL NOTICES. ITIZEN VOLUNTEERS—THE OF FICERS ATTACHED to the First Division Citizen Volunteers are requested Hall, Grand street, riday evening, March 20th, at 74 o'clock; to complete their arrangements for celebrating ‘the anniversary of the battle of Lexington, on the Ith of April next. By order, HENRY WILSON, Major General. 0 BUILDERS.—PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED up tothe Sth of April, for the manufacture of the fol- er Peet: de pert manoenay #h doors, Zinches thick, Sfeet 144 inches wide by 10 feet long, after ralbeted together, bevel etyle made in the door, 6 lights to each pair of doors, all glared. 19sets mahogany French windows, 1% inches thick, 4 feet by 7 feet | inch, after rabeted, 6 lights to each Window, all flared, "4 sets’ mahogany sash doors, 2inchos inch by 8 fect, after rabeted, 6 lizhts to ech, ail glazed, made to corrcrpond with the 22 sets. 7. sete Pine eneb doors, 2 incher thick, 4 fect 1 ineh by 7 feet, aftor rabbeted, 6lights, all glazed. 43 French windows, 1% inches thick, 3 fect 7 inches by 6 feet 10 inches, after raveted, 6 lights, all glaxed, 32 of theae windows to be of mahogany, and I of them pine, 9% sets of door and window casings of ino, tone the mpove openings, the 2 inch doors to have 2 inch Cacings, the 18 inch doore and windows, to have 1% inch ens- ingsand baud mouldinge to fit the same, 2 pine ash doors 1% inches thick, # feet by 7,4 lights, all glace, sash made in the door. I2fotr panel doors, 134 inches thick, moulded on both rides. 3,000) running fort of base, or moss board, Sinches wide and 7 K, all worked, rs ° . and fitted for 2k or 8 inch base moulding. 3f) ranning feet of moulding for above. 25 M 1iq inch hard pine floor boards, tongved ‘and grooved, and planed on one side, best eted on tha faco, qu TM Ij ineh hard pine boards, planed on o aud 1) inches wide, for steps, best quality, clenr. % inch thick, hard pine boards, planed on one side, and 3 inches wide, for rirera, best q) , clear. 260 running fect ight ‘mahogany. moul ble for atore, 12 ogany, newell poste, bare 6 inches sjuare, 25 ied bannisters, turned to match newell ports, 4 of short. 20M best quality of pine lathe. P. 8. The above work if to be duplicated, Reforeuce, 8. BRANNAN, Irving No, 211. 1 inch SPRING MILLINERY. BARTON, 115 CANAL STREET, RUSPECT- informs her friends and the public, that shehaea Jarge we tment of Millinery aud Straw he new- est French styles, which she has ne doubt will insure her a continuance of their patrona, M's. 2EVINS S008 BROADWAY. WILL OF ON the 25th inst., and the eneuing week, her new Spring stock of Paris Millinery, Flowers, Ribbons, Headdrenses, Em- broiderice, Mourning Goeds, &e., &e., and respoctfally so- licits an early inspection from the city and eoantry mer- chants, milliners, &e. RS. RINGGO ). TIS SIXTH AVENUE, IN- formes hi and the ladies im that she will open hor P: 40 & beautiful assortm all description HOTELS. Ce HOTEL, 649 PEARL STREET, NEAR RROAD- way —The undersigned gratefully acknowledges the ition of the patronage he anticipated in opening the is Wines, Liquors, Ale, Segara, &c. aro from t! xceptionable ; and his Lodcing Room Zs conte a night, and his slagle Rooms at $1 to $2 ek, with meals at all hour not he aurpassed. WILLIAM WRIGHT, 519 Pearl street. ‘ORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET, gate Hill, London.—The above house is centrally situated: has an excellent coffer room, ten or twelve private fitting rooms; between forty and fifty light, airy bedrooms, emoking room; warm, cold, and shower baths always night porter in attendance: @ fixed charze for a0 ew York Herald ie filed. Thomar Quartermaine re hit grateful thanks to his American fronds, for the contin or favors he has so long enjoyed at their hands. and solicite | Wie k Co., Gel their sontinaed patronage snd reoommondation, store, | | o'clock HOHMESTEADS. AAAAAAT ANNAN AAAS OMB.—SHARES NEARLY ALL TAKEN.—THE IR- vi Building and Mutual Loan Association will hold a PUBLIC MEETING, AT CHATHAM HAL atid: o'clock. Workingmen and others, wow is yourthne to Join, as thin arwociation is nearly full, and the hooks will shortly cloee. Addresses will be delivered by able speakers, who will fully explain the workings of this association, La! diex and gentlemen aro invited to attend. Entrance foe, for the present, only $2; monthly dues, $3; par value of eharer, $200. . }.ORRIS FRANKLIN, President, 106 Beoadway, GEOL, BELL, Vice Provident, 188 Nassau treet. Aunenr I, NiooLay, Secretary, 24 Grand streot, ‘Tuomas LAwnence, Attorney, 15 Bockman street. ThUSTE RM George Il, Franklin, 173 Weet stroet. George W, Riblet, County Clerk's office, City Hall. a C. Herring, 187 and 130 Water street. James Jackson, Jr., 487 Broadway. Koyal G. Millard, 09 Barclay strect, Nelson Puff, 215 Duane atreet. Elias Combs 244 Grand street, x Richardeon, 43 Fulton stroet. eT. Maxwell, 18 City Hall. Office of Associati M44 Grand street; open avery evening, from 6 to 9 0" , and on Wednesday from 3to¥ P. Msfor ladies, Articles of the association may be had gratis. rates < PpaxinLer REVIEW—CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC, —We would advise all who feel interested in the pros- per jeen doce reperts that have beon circulated to injure thexe institutions, to attend the public meeting of the Second Knickerbocker Building Association on Monday evening next, the 20th inst., at Knickerbocker Hall, at7¥g o'clock, on which ocea~ tion this association will mess any argument that can be browght to bear against these beneficial institutions; and invite the fullest and freest discussion, publicly, mt thia meeting, as we feel assured that the more minutely ‘and tho- roughly the operations are discussed the more beneficial will he the reeult. Workingmen, mevhanios and clerks, attend this meeting, as it is one of great importance to all; aud we would also invite the attention of ladies to this meeting, as able speakers will be present. Mr. W. T. Milliken and others have kindly volunteered. The prosperity of this A ion n unparalleled, and those who have not pr red thared can do so at thismeeting, or at the office of the Secretary, No, 163 Ninth avenue, as the limited nuinber ar fart filling up, JAMES R. DELVECCHIO, Pre ANNSON WILLIS, Vice Pres, Trustexs—John A. Gunn, A. A. Valentine, W. IL. “Gre- nelle, Emile Baxter, H. Johnson, John W. Miller, J. W. Og- den, E, J. Mapper, Secretary, HE CITY MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMULATING Fund Association having been organized in conformity to the act of the Legislature. passed April 10, 1851, is now ready for the transaction of business, at the office of the Association, No. 41 Broadway, where the articles and plan of the Association can be had gratis. Any person who is do- tirons of making their earnings moro than triple itself in the short apace of @ fow years, or any person who ix desiro of borrowing money in order to purchase his own premise or build his own house on these advantageous terms, pecul to this Astociation, and who will take the trouble to aqouai himseli with the advantages, both to the borrower and ¢l lender, by readingj the articles and plan of this Associatio Will at nee discover the key to the success of our operations. WILLIAM HALL, President, J.C. BALDWIN, rres., No, 183 C r ry, No. 411 Broadway, GORGE DENIBON, VY. ALEXANDER Stephen N. Albro, No. 8% Bowery. Hervy Warren, No, 2 Broadway. Joseph Stouvenel, No, 64 Broadway. uel Schoonmaker, No. 5 Chatham square, illiam H. Albro, No. 253 Bowery. William Fowler, No. $3 Tenth street. Jobn L, Weston, No. 698 Broadway. Calvin O, Billings, No. 27 West Twenty-third street, George Ponsot, 348 Broadwa; Subseriptions will be received by of the above officer Entrance feo, $1; monthly dues, $3; shares, $800 OTIC E.—BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS’ FIRE IN- surance Company.—All persons who have taken shar. are hereby notited to call at the otiice of the com ny dia Jem Railroad Buildings, corner of Chatham street and Tryon to sign the charter, previous to its nt to Albany: rly all the shares are taken, per a ‘ock in this company had better call at ibe immediately. ‘The office will be ttorney, No. 14 Wall street. ‘ ‘or, No. 190 Broadway. mon thie o'clock in d subscribe few remaining 8! 8. Jussunun, Seeretary. UILDING ASSOCIATIONS’ FIRE INSURANCE Company.—Capital $150,000, divided into 10,000 shares, 15 each, cash paid up, wit riviloge of iucreasin, the capi tock to $500,000. Lt stock of this company will ived yy. she Ld § ers sons, appointed commission -—John Bruce, No. 24 Platt street; Wa man & Latting, No. 59 Fulton street; John Buxton, No. 16 North William street ; Solomon Jessurun, No, 8 Clinton eourt, Beekman street; John Ne 143 Sands it, Brooklyn; by. all the directo prospect ining the adv rom the company to mochanies and small ‘as well as to those who wish to invest thei riprtions for the capita the largest, amount of profite, eau, be had of any of the di rectors, allthe secretaries of the different building asaocia- tions, or at the office of M. Jessurun, No.7 Clinton cour Beekman street. JOUN BRUCE, President, S. Jessunun, Secretary. HE CHELSEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN A3- ciation will hold their third regular meeting at the ably Rooms, corner Eighth ay nd Twenty- fifth ‘treet, Monday evening, Mareh 29, ats o'clock. Shares will be redeemed at this meeting, and the entrance fee will be $9 after this meeting. Members are requested to call at the office of tl etary and get their books, and pay the March dues, at any time during the day or evening, antil 10 o'clock. "WM. fl, HOYT, Sec’y, No. 240 Ninth avenue UTUAL LOAN HOUSE FURNISHING AND PIANO- forte Agsociation.—All those who are about to furnish hire apartments, and to whom the use of afew or a thourand dollars, at a fair interest, would be convenient, and those who are tuxiows to posters a good Vianoforte, and save the expense of hiring a bad one, and thnue w ve up their money and got fair interest upon th such must cet the plan pectus of this m A Mished, and cannot fail of be M ning the mo: he day. Books subscript are now ready. Ae tor Hous e, at the Book at Sl The public generally are the peculiar ofits of th hare fully ex- 1 the plan aud prospectus, to be had gratis at the DRY GOODS. ACES, LACES.—TIEFANY & CUTTI 4 wa omple nufacturers iu Bros cx, Will be prepared to exhibit, on T day, March S0th, one of the most complete and varied assort- micats of Embroiderios and Thread Lace guods ever offered io this city In iaces wiil be found Collars, Coiffures, , Mantillas, Brursel int d’ Aleny in. ollars, Capes, Also, ‘trimming foods will be offered at sueh atisfaction to purchasers, i BROAD- ith seme Point In embr and Handk tions of all widths, prices as must ensure GENTLEMEN'S HANDKEKCHIEF STORE, | 625 Broadway. Gents in want of Handkerchiefs, Cravate, Ke., would do well to call on us, a8 we havo constantly on hand a very large stock of all kinds, and are disposing of them at greatly reduced prices. Just received, several in voices of colored border Handkerchiefs. French linea cambrie Shirt Fro: CANTON CRAPE SILAWLS.—A MAGNIFICENT AND very cheap atock of those goods, embroidered and plain, recently imported from China, is now on sale, at the Paris Mantilla Emporium, GEO, BULPIN, 361 (late 351) Broadway. OTICE TO THE LADIES.-THE PARIS MANTILLA Emporium, removed from 351 to 361 Broadway, is now open for the spring season, and contains the largest, richest aud cheapest stock ef Mantillas ever seon in Aineric: GEO. BULPIN, 31 (late 351) Broadway. CLOTHING. RR iMOV AL THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN- forms his friends and the publi he has removed his tailoring ertablishment from No. 18 Liberty street, to his uew store, No. 663 Broadway, between Spring atre ISAAC F AND FURNITURE WANTED, having any olothing, furniture, oF welry to dispose of, can obtain a fair eash price, by sending © subscriber, at bis residence, of through the post. Ladies attonded by Mrs. Dusseldorf, No.13 Elm street. L. M. DUSSELDORF. CRIBER STILL CONTINUES , Current money, ter ladie: Jewelry, and ail Kinde of eupertuogs articles, on making application hy note or otherwise. L. A. COWEN, 17 Wall strect, basetout. CAST OFF CLOTHING.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, about two thousand dollars worth of good lett of clothing, in large or small quantities, for which the full value will be given in oerrent money, on application, eit ffTgoally or ehrowzh post, to James’ Morouey, at his shure, 1 Orange etreet, a few doors from Chatham street, PAPER HANGINGS, EW PAPER HANGINGS.—THOS. FAYE & CO., 490 Pearl street, near Madison, have just received the new spring patterns of every Known style in the trade. The pub- ite are Invited to ex ¢ before purchasing. Artistic work- attend to the retail departiment. THOMAS FAYE & CO., 436 Poarl stroct. PER HANGINGS, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DE- ted by FRANCIS PARES & CO., 579 renowned menufaetories of J. Zubor & d others of bY be leminence, all tl heet Paper Uanging: le to decorate the interior Which we warrant shall bo arrange lls by superior workmen, to the entire rus with their orders, ostly mi and put ont action of those who fn Our wLoleeale customers and the public will find our supply the extensive, and the prices as low, as to be found else- ICH FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS—SPRING Importati 0} ORR & HART, No, 443 Broad are receiving in store, by évery Atri o ‘aper Hangings of every désoription, ating, go er t, onk, decorative, panel, &e., & tho LdWest dering, and which they offer at wholesale and votail at prices lower than any other house in the city, Papers put up in the Leet otyle, by experienced workmen, NEW PUBLICATIONS, re LITERARY REVIEW, EDITED BY M RS. Kichard & 68 Broadway, in French and issued overy Saturday, 1244 conte uumber contains —ist—The he-Ha Bn tragedy, “Athalic.” Athalie, (French and igich.) oth--A Word on. Myth logy. Oty Origin ‘and Progress of Idolatry. 7th- r Fables, thelr Division, seh Deluge of De the Greeks, 10th—A Sketed of (he History of the Girdndins, ly de Lamartine, Hth—Discourss of Vergniand, in the French Natio de Lamartioe, trine, Kroine, ‘Assembly, taken from the Girondins, by A. 12th—Biography of French Writers, Lafun- With—Frengh Lessong for already advanced , and y of Building Aseociations, as well as those who have | d by the many unfounded pamplets and other No, 56 Chatham square, on Saturday evening, March 27, | | Fooms, and aduiti Sel ; & Duel of Arti iternl traus) Fuglish free rar dote of Fr ke the rent, do, 16 d the Country Rat, Rng ation, with notes, 16th—The Stranger r,do. tieh— Kory € pronunciation Z nversations in both languages, with ard exereiges. 19th—H. ercieen, 20th—Cor number. 2ist—A second for next number, tion and @x- on iu French. 2d—A new ox- SEGARS. _ 1,000 Wont oF Scans ror sate crear ’ 10,000 Segars, in bond, at $13 50 per Mi 2,000 Tenden; 13,000 Golden Lion; 6,000’ Prineipo; with other brandy, very low. Alto, Wate od Piano, at ® bargain, Money to lend on personal property. Apply at the Insurance office, % Nassau street, © PRINTERS.—¥OR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC Stancing From, and a super royal Washington Hand Trees, vath eolf-inking apparatue, complete, Apply to K. M. TENANTS’ REGISTER, BASEMENT TO LET—SUITABLE FOR A Pityst- cian’s office. Inquire at 25 Greenwich street. Possession ean be bad on the ict of April. Also, a third story beek room, furnished or vuforuished. from Ist May. ROWN BAND STONE, QUARRIES.—TO xtenrive quarzice of brown sand sto} Wuality of the stone miles of this cit, 7 the navigation & goad. "App . We SONS, No. i yea ew vez, Le idaansies ) LET.—AN ITALIAN COTTAGE, ster county, 21 miles from New | sliding doors, four good bed- oforservants, the hall fitted with od glass. rance in te kitchen. Amal, xonteel family ould find this ty raroty surpasgcd. ‘There are churehes in the vicinity, avd avery tweitity for marketing It is @ pleasant waik of five minutes to the ateamboat Tend ing oF railroad depot. and bay a beautiful siew ut the Hud eon river. Rent §2°0. Access by steamboat and railroad many times in the day neors cam inquire t Mr. Crane, at the railroad depot, and for particular n the premines. CoUxtey rouse 4 wt Hastings, Wee York. Contains parlor " RUG STORE FIXTURES FOR SAL lain Jars, Bottles, Marble ( Co Sh hols; Soda Water Ay ‘Apply at? k Row. JOR RENT—THE SALOON OR RESTAURANT ON the first four of tho National Theatre, in the city of Washington, There is, periaps, none other ia the eountry more promising to a capable person than this, Operingon the great thoroughfare of the city, it cam command he bast , and ix accessible from the only theatre in the y, that, too, being as inrvo as Auyin the country. Al pH all, paratur, &c., LY cation enn be made to tho proprietor of the National Washington City. PACTORY TO LET, 100 FEET BY 25, THRE STORIES, in a good loc: . snitable for light manuafactoring Asteam Engino of \ horse power, with shafting, le low. Inquire at 68 Water street, up OUNDRY 10 LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS—WELL located for doing a good but Enquire of J&mes c. Hays, No, 6City Mall Viace; or address Foundry, this offic ARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, BEAUTIFULLY LIGHT- ed on allsidos, to Let, with’Steam power from an hun- dred horse engine.” Enjuire at tho Einpire Lron Works, toot of East Twenty-fifth street, of SAMU OTICE TO CARTMEN AN BE AC commodated with nice apartments, with good airy atablos attached, in Fourtecuth stroet, batwoon, Avenvon A and B, by applying to Jamos Wissing, No. 190 Seventh street, near Avenue B, or at the buildings, N. B.—Two five story brick buildings, with stables in the roar, for sale. Inquire 'as above. STORE TO LET, OR LEASE FOR SALE. desirable store lately fitted up with every convenience, together with the dwelling part of tho house, No. 19 Warren atreet, near Broadway, will be let low to a good tenant, or the lease will be seld on favorable terms. Apply on the —TNE VBRY E BOARDING HOUSE.—THE four story and basement brick house No. 94 West Fifteenth street, betwoon the Sixth and Seventh avenues, The house contains twenty-nine rooms, washing room, eellar, Rec. Ton satisfactory tenant, now improvements nay bo added to the premises, Apply’ to FRANCIS HLANCHET, 200 Sixth avenue, before Y A. M., or aftor5 P.M, 0 LET—FOUR FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES ON tho east side of Sixth avenue, botwoon Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth stevots, Croton water on each floor. The lower part to be alterod into stores on the Int of May, The Stores will be let separately, if required. Apply to FRANCIS BLANCHET, No. 20 bixth avenue, before 9A. M., or After oP. M. 0 LET—OFFICES IN BUILDING NO. 167 BROAD- way, suitable for ongravers or any other Uusinose re- wiring wall lighted reoms. | Appiy tu HN. Gellatly, room No.0." Two large offices to let, in) building 167 Neoxdway, suitable for insurauce or othur companies, Rent $1,000 per ganum, Apply te FP. N. Gellatly, on the premsses, soom 10 LET—AT HOBOKEN, SEVERAL THREE STORY qu and basement brick dwolling houses. | owt the Land Office, Ho Loken, ef ~W. SHIPPEN, Agent, 0 LET.—A VERY COMFORTABLE AND PLEA- santly situated threo story and basemen! uriek honee, {h Atlantic street, Brookiyn. Immediate apy ication muse bemadeto J.B. & G. A. HAMILTON, Abor atest. 0 LET, FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES—ON SUN- day—The Hall 444 Broadway, Apply to H. WOOD, on tho premisen, in tho evening. —FROM FIRST MAY,TO A SMALL FAMILY Sixth he only, the upper part, ineluding one parlor, of dern built’ house in Twelith street, No. 30, bet woe: and Seveath avenues, having Croton water, Inquire on the premises, or address W. J 0 LET---A LARGE FOUR STORY MOUSE, HAND- somely furnished, wear Washington square.” This tea desirable opportunity for a family of grown persons. ‘The advertiver Lervelf Would like board for part of the year. Address notes to Henry, Herald office, with real name, for three daye. 10 LET---IN JERSEY © gentoel three story brick how Within ten minutes walk ot the forry. ington street, New York. 10 LET OR LEAS. BETHU wich street, corner of Bethune street W; lot mbout 90 feet square, Foran approved tenants shop. will be built, Apply ou the premises, or to J. F. MITCHELL 11 Wall street. 0 LET—IN BROOKLYN, AT 69 FULTON STREET. halts minute's walk from Fulton ferry, throe suits of rooms, suitable tor single geutlemen—also tho splendid Da- gnerrean Gallery, huving a light of the largest size, Ap- ply to GEO. G. SICKLES, No. 79 Nagsau atevet. 1O LET—PURNISHED AND {UNFURNISHED PAR- Jory, on first and second fle of house 625 Broadway; alro, rix very pleasant attic rooms. ‘The house is pupplicd with bath and gas, &. Persons wishiagit can bo suppliod with breakfast and tea in their rooms, Apply a abeve, Re- forence given and required. “ "0 LET—IN SOUTH KROOKLYN—THE WHOLE, lower part of the epleudiuly furnished three house No, lod Sacket strovt, near Court, consisting of par- lire thirtecn fect high, with carved statuary marblemente coruiced in the mort elegant manner, with panciled oeilt and heavy centre pieces. ‘here are reventeen rooms it furnished in the Mest style, Glass in every ra the premises, or to . Bs. PPER PART OF A » plensnatly, aiguated pply at 231 Wash- No. 15 John street, up stairs. YO LEASE—ABOUT FIVE ACRES OF LAND, NOW ocoupied by amarkot gardener, situated on the Brooklyn tnd Flatbush’ turopike, at its intersection with Atlantic street, within two mi the Puiton and South ferries, On the premises aro a good double stone hor adjoining, a inrge barn, and a wall of n given immediately. Apply at N NPUE ADVERTISER WOULD HIRE THE WHOLE OR part of three-story House, with basements, for one Jian or aterm of years, if below ‘Cahal stroet anil went of Broadway. ‘The family is small, and would like nice apart. ments. ‘The beet of ruivrences exchanged. Addrevs, for oe week, H.W. K., Herald ofice, 0 TIN SMITHS—SO RARE A CHANCE 18 SKLDOM offered for sale—ihe stock, tools, tures of an old establivhed tin and stove store. Wit be wold ata fair val MISCELLANEOUS. LEXANDRE'S SUL-MARINE BOAT.~-ALL COMMU- nications relative to pearl tsheries, gold soarohos, or All other purposes to which the beat can apr may by addressed to Mr. ALEXAN Dic Bours from 10 to i2oreivek A.M; 1 Aten street, OBtoe LATE PRINTERS, WoUD ENGRAVERS, LI phers, and others, wanting some genuine Indi ‘aper, would do wali’ to vail wt tho subueriver’e tors: tie, He having & lot ou hand, which vill be auld cheaper th the usual market price, in quantities to suit, purchase JOSEPH CAHN, Statiouer, (40 Maidon lan and Front streets. NAW JCRKERS GOLNG TO PHILADELPHIA, OR Philadelphians coming to New York, will fad fougteon, of Inssford’s best tables at No. 169 Chesnut street, next to the corner of Fila sirect, and nine tables at 149 Fultom An entrance at No. 8 Aun strect, factory at 63 sud 6) Con. PAA ITHOGRA- hea C Pe iT one leathers made from Freach ti 1, to uit any Fize cue Without trimming; entire! these arly person can leather cuos eos bbe ARKANTED WATCHES. — SILVER CYLINDE Watcher $10, Cull jewelled Levers. $15; tine arid Ladies’ Watehes $25; aud tine gold and silver Patent Levert, ef the best quality, cetatled at wholesale pri bth cheap Watoh store of L. JACOBS, kmporter of Fine Watches, 102 Chatham ctreet. ATCUES! WATCHES !—RECEIVED PER NIAGARA, from Liverpool, silver Lepine Watchos, jawolled, $10; ailver lever Watchos, full jewelled, $15; gold levers, welled, $20, $3, $40; lavies” hue gold watches as low a each Watch warranted one year, JOMUN COX, importer, 208 Browdway, corner Fulton, up stairs, and 204 Bowery, GS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, FINE GILT, PROM $10 to $40; Brackets, Pendants, Solar Lamps, Giran- doles, &e., of the celebrated Cornelius’ make: silver plated on German silver Castors, Baskets, Tea Seta: Table Forks, cons, $5 ty $5 per dozen: Ivory Table Cutlery, ASHER MOKCAN, 152 William atroet, botwec® and Ann atrocts, opporite the Church, MPORTANT TO GROCERS, DRUGGISTS, &C—THE scare: Mustard. 11 you waut euch an article, warrauted th in the market, eall at uc United States Pickie, Sane Murtard Warchouse of GLO. RAPHAEL, 202 Pearls ie HOTEL KEEPERS, ko— of Worcestershire and all t articte in your wile catalogue {4 pure Durham best PORTANT TO GROCER: I have reduced tio pric other Sauces. You cau bay the genuine Worcesterahiee Sauve of the only agent in Chie city, GEO. RAPHABL. 952 Fear! street, wiere can be bad Loudon Mustard, Pieklos, &e., &e., in every variuty. AWN GRASS.~A CHOICE MIXTURE, FOR LAWN! for ealo at Agricultural Warehouse aad See Store, 25 pent dulton Market , AND SIM LINE kuit » Lbs: ) tbs. Marshall's Th for soda water manofactur ton Sim Ldvee, of superior quality, for drift net DEMARKST & JORALEMON, 104 Vesey str I OOR SASHES AND BLINDS.-N. P. KIMBALL, NO, 78 Bockman strect, has on hang, or makes to order, the best kiln-dried panel work found fn the country. Deors in the on Anner. Sashes of patterns, ¢ Inside Ti tie meatont -tyle, Purcbasors are invited te exam ine hie extensive stock. I FAUTIFUL FACE AND UAND.—THE ADVERTISER, iv in portession of an eriinal recipe, the result of expec on lar study, whereby the ech id fait, counteraetin, and inconver d various ob > ent condition. The recipe s qnality, aud will be sont to any receipt of one dollar, to any part of Addrees Mrs. L. EB. YATES, Rocuester, "HE “Lyon's Magnetic Powders, 1 cockroach insect on plants, and all other inrect. prepare eporions article: 4 vader various denominations, for sale. of these imdé- Jiduals dure to eive their impositivn out as free of polson.™ ‘The proprietor of the ori ini article hag, in this ely, oni; the under-menttoned aceuts, and the principal depot ie 42 Broadway, where nico may ve obtayned Pills fee the in- etantancous destrrction of rate and mice, Both articles are Warranted, and their etfice:y bas been tried by the follows ing gentlemen :—Lawronce Reid. Professor of © nee R. Chilton, M. D., Chemist: D. D. Howard, ing Moure; Coleman & Svotson, Astor Ho Erq., Superintencent of N. Y.' Hospiti D,, Profeseor and President of the N. y of the wort eminent phi Also received the fret preminm of the r enle by all the whol Josten. @, fleas, fies, and has prompted eer. aud ofter thes, ; Acade: ‘jansin the eity, Amorican Ij 16 deugiiste. » LYON, 424 Broadway, ii rr