The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1853, Page 3

s Our Paris Correspondence. a? Pam, March 17, 1863, Pelightful Weather—Disasters in the Mountainous District 1 —Improvements tn the Capital——Imperial Amusements and { Ministerial Soirecs—An African Nabob in Paris—Grand : Balls and Receptions—Ovsequies of M. Orflla—Bull " Baiting Exhibitions—Discovery of Human Skeletons in 1 the House of @ Poison Dealer—Suicide of an <Actress— 4 Death of a Female Artiste when about to Visit America 2 New Books—Pheatricals, éc., €c. € The sun is bright over our beads, and though the tem; berature is not as warm as it was 4 few days ago, we en” Sy mow very magnificent weather, The Champs ‘Jysées and Boulevards are filled with numerous carriages, ‘gd many epen barouches have made their appearance frre the other vehicles, with many pretty and fashion- ‘sble women lounging on their cushions. The paletots, ‘ura, and warm garments have been laidaside, and if the ‘nd of March and the month of April are not'as stormy usual, we shall soon see the leaves on the trees and line rosebuds in our gardens. In the meantime, the. river Seine is still covering the ws belew and above Paris, and overflowing its yanks from its source to the sea. The ‘‘water metre’? srhich is placed at the Pont Royal marks 5 metres 25 cen- limetres, and this is considered quite high for the river. Phis flood is attributed to the melting of the snow in ‘he mountains where the river has its source. From all parts of the mountainous countries of France in the Alpa, Pyrenees, Jura, &c.—we receive the news yhat the snow storms have produced a great number of tera. Several avalanches have buried many villa- .zew and their inhabitants in the grave, and these natu- cal accidents are not on the eve of being at an end, for the winter storms are still continuing in these parts of France. ’ Here we have had an avant courrier of tho spring eason in the exhibition of flowers which took place bn Friday last, in the square of the Champs Elysée junder an immense tent, in the centre of which was placed the pretty fountain which is built on the spot, The offerings of Flora, which were exhibited on the occasiom, were of the most magnificent order, and ail the amateurs of horticulture were highly delightod \with this grand display of flowers of all kinds, Lilacs, Jorchis, rodedendrums, dahlias, camelias, roses, fruits, | and preserves, which were disposed in a very picturesque style to the eyes of all beholders. A distribution of pre ymtums awarded to the gardeners who had exhibited the tlowers, took place on Monday last; amd thus ended the exhibition of these fragrant flowers, which were, on the grext day, either sold or taken away by their proprietors, |The Emperor and Empress, not to forget all the members ‘of the imperial family, visited the exhibition on Saturday last. The horse chestnut tree of the Tuileries garden, which is called L’arbredu 20 mars, in memory of the first appear- Jance of its leaves on the return of the Emperor Napoleon from the island of Elba, ia now in full bloom—e little in advance, as it may be seen, from its former epoch of rowth.' Many people were yesterday afterzoon aroun fhe tree, admi ite peg leaves. ‘The workmen engaged by the city of Paris have already been distributed in is de Boulogne, and have begun ¢ digging in all directions. A ditch, seventy-five metres and twenty metres deep, is to be made in the forest, { Fa kiceiees an artificial river, which will run across the I Bois de Boulogne, and in the centre of which will be two fslands, upon which villas will be built, and which will be ‘Joom with the shores by elegant brid | of this river will cost 1,400,000 franca. the Jockey Club have preferred a request to the Prefect of la Seine, to havea hippodrome made for the spring races, in the central part of the wood. ‘The approach of the Holy Week and of the end of Lent has somewhat. stopped the fashionable pleasures in the high sosiety of Paris, and the balls and soirees have been postponed until after Easter Sunday. At the Tuile- | ries, the only pleasure taken by the Imperial couple has ¢onsisted ina concert, which was given on Friday last, "and at which only one hundred friends had been invited, lls. Morlan and Lefebre of the Comic Opera house had been called to sing the prettiest gems of their repertoire, and they Were highly successful. The Emperor and the Empress presented these fair nightingales with two splendid jewels. There was also a re eeption last night, but the “company amounted to only 800 people. M. Fould and M. De Maupas have also given'two soirees, which were mere of litical than the fashionable Kind. ‘At the last sotree of the Minister of Police I met the celebrated African nabob, who is now the lion of Paris. Ben Ayet, a renegade, who is now the general-in- chief of the armies of the Bey of Tanis, is a young man, born in the neighborhood of Foulon, who, having been taken to Africa. has, by a serion of adventures of the Thousand and One Nights kind, been placed in the high ition which he now occupies at the Ben Ayet is worth thirty-nine millions of cas and, wishing to place his fortune in a standing interest, far from any of the difficulties which he could, by chance, encounter in Tunis, has bought the Passsge du Sau- mon, the Maison d'Or, and four large hotels in dif- fay parts of Paris, where he now intends to com? ear to apend a part of the fashionable _sea- ‘con its ecsebe splendid, and attract dail gone attention in’ the "Champs Elysées, Bois d wherever he goes. Ben Ayet has a harem, eS and there are seventeen pretty women, of al trios, who are under his Frotaction—and, nevertho- less, horrecco referrens! the Parisian belles are flirting with him like coquettes. What for? Tho great talk of the moment is the ball which will bo given at the house of the legislative corps, on the 28th | inst. The Deputies have made up their mind to eclipse aed splendor of, the ball given at the Senate, and I dare it they will reach their aim. The sum of 170,000 francs will be spent for that féte, for whieh the number of invitations is only limited "to 2,600. It appears that Louis Napoleon considered the féle of the Senate as too mauch cohue, and bas expressed his wishes to have more room at the house. This, no doubt. will be arranged ac. cording to his desires, and thus the number of the guests a Lal ‘smaller. ir, the Prefect of the Seine, will also give a ball to the Kmperor Napoleon and Empress Euge- Bi the 2a est oth Sie ata Orfila, the renowned chemist, is dead, is deat! has caused much mourning at the Academy of Medicine of Paris. The obsequies of this talentéd professor were celebrated at the church of St. Sulpice, which, though ve large, not sufficient space to receive the ad- miters of the incomparable savant. A musical mass was | sung by the Philharmonic Society in honor of the deceased, who had always been # great amateur of musio, an _ after the the rehole ase assembly followed the hoarse to the cemetery of Pere tne Chaise. Several speeches were delivered over the gra’ ie peonereae the Eippodrene has obtained from . ‘the Prefe real bull fights, in the Spanish style—that is to say, with ee Spadas, Torreadors, Picadores, and other members of profession, It is understood that no blood will be ill be killed with prussic acid, in such a manner as to be protected from thi orns” of the animals. We shall see how ew Saat will be managed in order to be amu- i not disgusting ote tense, ghee waaontapied ile by the Mar. chioness of Briuvilleirs, the celebrated poison dealer, who was rouge and burnt on the Place de Gréve, in 1676, was demolished a few days on the Boulevard Mozas, and the workmen found in the cellars three skeletons, which, after examination were considered to be those of the two brothers of the poisoner, aud of her sister, who, all three, had been. poisoned by her, to serve her experiments on tonics. Several jewels and other things were found in the coffins which contained these remains of a past century, ‘The house itself had been built under the reign of King Da “Bie ruicide of Count Camerata, which I mentioned in my last letter, was followed, a few days ago, by that of Mademoiselle Marthe, an actress of the Vauleville then- | tre, who hus been for some time enamored with the cousin | of the Bonapartes. Tt apnears that this gentle looking wo. | man, who had recoived from the Count @ large number of } present ‘am unting to the sum of 70,000 francs, was or- dered by the police, (who searched her place and took all the, letters) to disgorye | the, whole of these “profits,” and threatened to be sent to Cayenne in case of any’ resistance. The poor woman was so much frightened with these threats that she returned home, after having visited the church of the Madelaine, where the corpse had been exhibited, and accomplished her suieide with chareoal. The body was accompanied to the eemetery by all the comedians and actresses of Paris. pall bearérs were Mms. Cleo, Bader, Octave, and Du- prés, Por the Vaudeville theatre, A reporter of the As semble Nationale, who bad been lately the best friend of Mme. Marthe, was following the hearwe sheding tears, ‘A crime has been lately committed which caused much sensation in Paris. It appears that Mme. Fréni, a violin «player of much talent, born and edueated at Lille, who ad made an engagement with some artiste to visit the United States, came here a few weeks ago to make her passage arrangements for America. The unfortunate girl, who was a beautiful creature, was given up by her gents to. libidinous individual, who abused her whilst owas in ia state of invensibility by chloroform. On the following morning she was tak under a falre name, and died in the evening. The mo ther of this unfortunate young female, who had si picion of her terrible fate, made inquiries of the police, End the whole was discovered a few days ago. The peo ple concerned in this horrible transaction have all been arrested. A company of 125 Germans embarked, on Tuesday lant, at Havre for New York, Their intention is to go to California. We have now a convent of monks in Paris. These disciples of St. Francol: are thirty-two in number, and they have opened a chureh to the inhabitants of the Mont Parvasse, where their convent is situated. The following missionaries of the Roman Catholic religion embarked at Havre for Toronto, on Satur- day lant:—Meases. Souverifl, Malbos, Vincent and Flanirle, This Inst gontleman is of Irish birth. I have great pleasure in mentioning here a new book which T have received for Mr. Bennett, called Scdnes Americanes written and published by Mr. Charles Oliife, in Rglish gentleman of niuch talent, who on the reverse ountrymen, has written a book containing exact, to the hospital in the United States and Mexico. J have perused this hook with much attention, and I am sure it will make a great sensation in the United States. Mr. Charles Oliffe fias seen and observed much, and the second edition of his valuable book, which I have, is sold with much profit in Paris and ali over France, We have had many interesting new plays at the dif. ferent theatres in Paris, which are worth being made known to your American readers. ‘The most important and at ng sere them is the comedy called “T’honneur et I * written by of, the colebrated tragic author of ‘ Lucrece’’ of Police the permissicn of exhibiting in Paris | id sound remarks on a journey of eighteen months | Pow “Charlotte Corday,” which was played on Saturday last, &t the Odeon. All the critios of Paris have spoken with the uutmont eulogy of this comedy, which contains a series of ificemt rhy meg, and the plot of which ia ideent. iM: Ponvacl ia now’ called * the poot”’ of the Nineteenth ba 100 Fi 1 the Thoatco Lyrique, Messrs. De St. Georges gud | 60 Amours du Diable.” thi M. Paul Fon a writer of much At the Porte St. Mertin, ‘whose father was be the or Chane Vt The facts and nd incidenta are of « resting kind, and Hert i renowned actor, very who plays the Byte He i fe ainisted the jeseirher actors Messrs Volair, Fleury, and Mes. Clarissa Muroy, Lisa Felix, (sister to Mme. ad and Lucie Mabire. At the Palais jessra. Claivotte and Deucamon have offered the pu! Baya ncaa % five acts, entitled, ‘ Fol Amoureuses.’’ Never 80 forces have been arranged in one play, and the whole offers a variegated series of scenes which are Ger leasing: Sauville; Lavaason, 6 Hyacinthe, and fire Duval, the best comics of the troupe, are per- forming in this new comedy. ‘At the Vaudeville, Mesars. Duvert and Tauganne hare is admirable. Ambroise, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarurpay, April 23—6 P. M. The stock market opened to day weak and unsettled, with slight indications of a greater decline. At the first board, Florence and Keyport fell off { per cent; Cumber- land, 34; Reading Railroad, 1{; Panama Railroad, 1, Morris Canal advanced per cent; Canton Co., 58; New Creek, 34; Hudson Railroad, 13. In others there was no change. We notice more activity in railroad bonds and city bank stocks. Erie and Hudson River Railroad bonds comprise the principal business im that class of securities. The market is by no means strong, and the upward move: ment recently realized far from healthy one, The fact is, that out of Wall street there is no speculation; and the brokers cannot be buyers and sellers all the time, and make money. They cannot get up prices without extra- ordinary aid from outsiders, and there is at present very little probability of such aid being granted. When the brokers wish to break down the market, they can get along very well without amy external influence. The fancy stocks are all held in the street. The weaker classes of brokers are filled up with all kinds of trash, and they are particularly anxious to get rid of it without lous. The coal stocks weigh heavy upon holders, and the prospect looks black enough. ‘Thus far, vory little coal stock has been distributed. It is mostly hypothecated in large blocks, on account of the original holders, and there it is likely to remain, The few outsiders who touched Cumberland and Phenix got their fingers badly burned, and the probability is they will not touch them again. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port today amounted to $192,776; payments, $149,204 37; balance $6,896,902 23. The coal trade over the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, for the week ending the 16th inst., was greater by 313 tons, than thatof the last week, (which showed an increasy of 642 over any previous period,) and would have been still greater but for an unavoidable accident on the Mt. Savage Railroad—47 boats having been loaded with 4,707 tons coal, 120 coke, The canal continues in fine naviga- ble order, and boats are almost hourly arriving and de. parting. During the week ending the 16th, there were transported over the Mt. Savage Railroad 5,084 tons of coal, and over the road of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, 4,670 tons—total transportation for the week, 9,754 tons—and since the 1st of January last, 102,620 tons; of which 71,609 tons were transported over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and 81,110 descended the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. This shows a slight decrease in the transportation over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, as compared with the previous week. The Baltimore Sun of the 22d says—It is stated that the miners and laborers in the Cumberland (Md.) coal region have struck for higher wages, and that, in conse- quence, the coal business has been entirely arrested, and must so remain until the dificulty is adjusted. Copper ore, says the Raleigh, N. C., Register, has been recently found on the lands of Messrs. Atwater, between four and five miles southwest of the University. It is the double sulphuret of iron and copper, the ore from which nearly all the copper of commeree is extracted, and the same that is raised at the Fentress mine in Guil ford—quantity unknown. The quotations current in this market for the principa mining stocks were as annexed :— Quotations FoR MINING Stoo! Mining Co.’s Offered. Asked. Mining Co. Offers, Asked. Pitsbrg & Bost-$185 $200 Dinter” (lead, 214 Minnesota .... 200 Macasane igo Copper Falls... 50 “te Nort Carolina 10 1034 N, American 6 3% Northwest. 8 Northwestern... 3 National, 2 Phanix,. 5 Toltec..... = 3% Eagle Harbor.. 3% 4 Native Copper. 534 eo en ant 64 6% Connecticut... 4% & 23° 4” Dug. Houghton —" 5 2 344 Ilo Royal..... 10 — Ocooe — 43 Middletown...) 8% 3 Blair, (lead)... 2° Algom bis 6 Summit... 5% 6 Winthrop 5% 6 ‘The excitement in copper stocks has a good deal sub- sided, and prices have receded considerably. Speculators were generating steam a little too fast, and it is well they opened the safety valve in time, The citizens of Milwaukee are agitating the question of a harbor loan to add to the $15,000 appropriated by the government, and put the piers at the harbor in thorough repair. A vote will be taken upon it in the course of two weeks. A correspondent of the same paper writes as follows:—w “The very richest copper mine yet discovered in North Carolina, was found upon the lands of Jonathan Stalker, in the upper part of Randolph county, within one mile and a half of the plank road, and near a place ealled New Market. ‘This mloe was worked for gold twenty years ago, and abandoned on account of the copper ore inter- fering with the operations for gold | Then noone in North Carolina knew of the immense value of copper, and no notice was taken of it. The vein lies between a granite formation, and the copper is found embedded in the quartz, from four to five feet from the surface. Huge masses of quartz are dug out from this pit, and when the sledgo mer is applied to them, they burst open and expose ties per in seams, often entirely across the white quartz, I brought some of the specimens home with me, and they are pronounced superb.” Stock Exchange. 88 116 26 shs © yo CCo, 63 . 25 $6000 ee 6's, 762, 2000 NY St 534 1000 Kentucky 5000 Ind State 5's... 2000 Erie Ist Mt Bds 4000 Erie R 2d M Bds 2000 Hud 2d Mtg Bai 30000 Hud RN 6000 do. 5000 Mix & 45 she Manhat BE. 50 City Bank 10 Harlem RR eet. 110 5 Roch & Syr RR. 200 Phenix M Co, 85 Del & Hudson Ci 24 Bank Commerce, 96 Bank N America, 20 Hanover Bank... . € pe Exch Bank, rstal Palace... 260 N jersey Zine, ‘6 86 Net Insur 5 Home Ins G 400 Canton Co. 200 Long Island R, 43 30 200 do. 100 do......86m 50 do. 200 Cary Impt Go... 100 Stonington RR. $6 75'a $7. third, $5 50 a $675. Working o $78 and $175. Cows and calves—Salos $24 and $55, Sheep—Sales $5 and $11, Swine—Small shoats from Ohio, 7¢, for sows, 8c. for barrows; large hogs 6% at hogs, 6c., 634¢., and 7c.; York hogs 7i¢. and 830, retai CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvrpay, April 23—6 P.M. Asus were unchanged. The sales included 40 bbis., at for pearla a ‘and $5 for pots, per 100 lbs. There re- bad ads F79 of all kinds in the inspection warehouse this acme Breapeturvs.—Flour presented no new feature, ‘There was little done by shippers, while the Eastern and looal trade bought with cousiderable at yesterday's patations ‘The sales part at 1 “gale sour at ry superfine No. 2 al a 246; ordinary State at $4 43; a $4.60; straight t do, favorite do. at $4 50% a $462 at $4 50 0 $4 0236; do fancy do. at $475 a $1 81%: feet cata toda aie at aul Genesee, $4 8734 8 $5; extra fancy Obio, $4 03% 9 $5 18%; $012 a $6 0256 por VDL. Ceaadian war newlocted, Southern did not vary much. We heard that 900 barrels found buyers. at $4 88% $5 12% for mixed to good; $5 25 a $6 60 for favorite, and $6 50.4 $6 75 for fancy, per bbl. Rye flour and cornmeal were unaltered. A sal of 100 barrels Canadian oatmeal was made last evening at $5 50 per 200 Ibs. Wheat was quiet, but steady; the sales embraced 6,000 bushels Genesee white, at $125; and 12,000 Weatern do. to arrive, on private terms. Rye and oats remained as last, represented. Barley attracted more attention ; 2.000 bushels were taken at 6336. Corn continued about the same, the supply and demand being good at full rates; oe sales consisted of 31,000 bushels, Be —Sales hi dge. a 113¢0.; 50 Cul 100 Jamaica at'9 0. 0 95%e.; and 260 Rio at 940. a 90. r PCortox,—The market continues inactive, the sales to- day amounting to about 600 bales. 1s,—Nothing additional was done in cod or mackerel, Sales haye been repored of 600 bbls. pickled herring at private bargain, and 3.500 boxes smoked do., at 30c. for No. 1, and 42c. for sealed, per box. H73.—To Liverpool, y yesterday afternoon and to- day, 2,000 100 barrels four were engaged at 2s., and 500 bales of compressed cotton at ‘id, Grain was at Sd., and 534d, asked. There was nothing new to London or Havre. To Hamburg, 1,500 bags coffee were engaged at ‘<c. per Ib, To California, rates varied from 400. a 8c, with oecasional lots in reed full clippers at 90c. a 100c. To Australia there was nothing new. Liconick,—Sales were made of 38 cases paste, at 18%¢. for Spanish, and 2le. for Calabria, per Ib. Frurr.—The transactions embraced 500 boxes bunch raising, at $2 75; 40 half do., at $1 3734; 20 cases sar- dines, ‘at 70c.; 60 boxes shelled almonds, at 20c. a 2lc.; and 40 bbls. currants, xc. a Ile. dull and heavy, at 85c. a 95c. per 100 Ibs. Hors—Were very quiet, at'20c. « 22¢. perib. Liam —A cargo of common Rockland fetched $1 1236 tlerces new Iberia, at 7c, a 20e.; 160 hhds. Tri and 50 Cardenas, at 220. per gallon. oN ivan ‘SroRss.—Crude turpentine was held above buy- ers’ limits, Small lots of spirits turpentine were taken at 623ge. per gallon. About 600 barrels north county common rosin were sold at $1 40. Ous.—Whale was inactive. Linseed favored purchas- ers. 5,000 gallons were procured at 63c. a 64c. Olive was unchanged. 200 baskets were bought at $4 a $5. Provisions.—Pork did not vary much. The sales em- braced 400 bbls. Western, at $13 60 for prime, and $15 75 for mess. Cut meats were advancing the sales consiat- ed of 175 pkgs., at 5c. a 6c. for dry salted shoulders; 6c. 8 63¢¢, for pickled do. 8540. a 9c. for dry salted hams, and 9340. a 93¢c, for pickled do., per Ib. A lot of 20 hhds. lain smoked hams realized 10c, por lb. Lard was freely dealt in—the sales amounted to 600 pkgs., inferior at 9c.; fair at 93¢c.; and prime at 10c, per lb, ‘Beef was more setive and valuablo—we notice salos of 550 bbls, a $6 50 for country prime; $6 a $6 75 for city do. a $10 50 for country moss; $12 25 a $13 for oity do,; $12 75 2 $13 for repacked Chieago, and $14 for extra do., per Ib. No change occurred in beef hams, butter or cheese. Rear fATE.—Sales at auction.—By Cole & Chilton— House and lot 235 Houston street, $3560; do, do, 116 Stanton street, $2,700; do. do., 49’ Sixth avenue, $7,325; do. do., 57 do., $8,050; one lot on southeast corner Third street and avenue A, $5,000; one do. adjoining, $4,000, Brooklyn—House and lot on Hudson avenue, $2,420. ‘Tonacco was less active; there were sold 35 hhds. Ken- tucky, at Toa 840., and 27 cases Ohio at 73ge @ 10c, ‘Winsxey.—Prison was held at 23 a 24e. ‘The sales in- eluded 150 bbls. Jersey and common Vhio, at 23c., and 40 hhds. drudge at 220, cash. Domestic Markets. Bricuton Marker, April 21.—At market,740 beef cattle, 25 Beso working oxen, 40 cows and calves, 1,140 sheep, and 850 swine. Prices—Beef cattle—We quote to correspond with last week; about same prices were obtained fora Pike quality, the opp, being about equalto the demand. rte, 38a first quality, $7 25 a $7 7: second, Sales fc. & TKC.; from Thee. to 9c, TENANTS’ REGISTER. NE OK MORE DESIRABLE ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR gentleman and lad: Le gent may be hind on 9p rat Noe Oo Abingdon square, Referenoes giv 4 rocel house has the modern improvements, and ‘ocution | pleasant. ¢ ¥¥ICE 10 LET, NO. 2% MAIDEN LANE.—ALSO, for sale cheap, counters and show cases Apply. on the premises, to VICTOR BISitoP. Riseeet nth GENTLEMEN ONLY, AT 562 HOUSTON street, in the vicinity of the Metropolitan Hotel. Refe- Fences required. Rooms TO Lye bag i STEAM POWER—IN THE i ig it buil it, between ower, Pl m 25x10 ry, with Ci r, gee fd water clossia, Apply to W: A. ALLEN, ‘room No. 4, corner Franklin sad Wa « PLENDID SHOW ROOMS TO LET—IN THE LARGE ilding 489 Broadway, west side, below Broome strect; pe, ‘wide, et, and easy of access; savienle for tailors milliners pianoforte warerooms, or any bi juiring is d clegaat show rooms. Also, superior lov ofies Yor or ots ors, bo. on ouises, OF Dr. POWELL: beuliat 2 Broadway. r TORE TO LET IN WILLIAM STREET.—THE FIRST Soor and basement of store No. 50 William street, griable ee e di ods, clothing, or fancy goods business. MARK’'S PLACE.—TO LET OR FOR SALE, oN liveral terms, the superb mansion, finished ins jantial style, No. lark’ aaa apply to VICTOR Bislior, No. “iaiden 10 LET—TO AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, THE stzcet, to be put incomplete ofder; frst doors of ot and 56 Watts street, to small an wotable familio ling house 6164 Broadway Apply to 0 LET—THE PLEASANT STO} front basement, 1,008 Broadwa ble business, Apply to W. Ww. 0 LET—AT_ NEWPORT, A FURNISHED COTTAGE, No.,37 William street, near Truro street. Inquire at No. 1 Hanover street, Now York, sooond story. BACK ROOM AND for some light, respocta- TON, on the promise isting throe bedrooms, Inquire on the prem! PO LET, WITH STEAM POWER—GOOD LIGHT rooms, of any size, in the Rose Hill Steam Works, Eust Twenty-cighth street, near Third avenue. (0 LET—THE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE NO. 111 Mercer street, to @ small family. Rent low. Consist: ing of five rooms on one floor, and Kitchen and attic room. ment, with mont of the modern improve: best of order. ‘The location is healthy commands a full view of the river lines of stage ass the door, and the E eighth event to Fifty- “third idchebe ent, $250 per annum. For further particulars; ‘apply to SMITH & BARNES, 44 Eighth avenue, or to UW. RAYNOR, Agent, 532 Sixth avenue, 10 LET—IN_ EAST BROOKLYN, und on Myrtle near Division 8, in excellent order. Each hoi d one of th THE HIGH two beautiful a wing attach: agement stor; $250 and $225, i one the door. roy at M. x STRONG No. so Wall atrect, 0 LET—THE STORE {0 SOUTH SEVENTH street, Williamaburg. It is 40 feet deep, with Findow, and located on the | greatest Thoroughtares in Williamsburg, only two, blocks from Peek slip ferry. Rent $20. Inquire of C. CUMBERSON, on the premises. 10 LET—A LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT STORE No. 81 Sixth avenuo; the store and ba deep. Also, the dwelli Vr two floors and attie, all 61 foot deep; let 22 by ton water in all ‘of the house. inquire cn the premises, of THOS. MCKENZIE, or at No. Tab3g Sixth avonw 10, LET—A GENTEEL BRICK HOUSE, IN GOOD CON. dition, with a fine fruit trees, well of excellent water, stables and ontho fe t Port Richmond, Staten Island, pleasantly situated om the bank of the river, noar the forty tacing New York city. Rent moderato. Inquire of 1. Clark, Eaq., near the premises, or to T. VAN PELT, ront 10 LET-THE STORE NO. 13 PARK PLACE, IN whole or in part. Also, stores, basements and offices. ‘Those tenements are well located. ‘Ap; pply to &. PARMLY, orto P. N. GELLATLY, No. 167 Broadway, room No. 5. 0 LET—SEVERAL, NEW, THREE , STORY BRICK dwelling Boxe ae of Thirteenth street, Between and For terms, apply at No. 180 Tenth s eats One dour eat of Third aveaee with pantries, and a garret bedroom. fos small. respectable family, without eh way Post of rth Ors, 125 feet fcc and basement of same sise, will be let for aterm of three yours, separately oF together. Pr al orto R. M. ATWATER, 063 Mae: oly cy the office of Ludwig, Smith & Finch, from 12 to 2 P. M. DANIEL GRRENVAULT. south 5 Apply to SAML. MILBANK, Jn., 70 Madison street, perties, for the present and summe orod Oot FORD, No. 13 01d. “tp, from 10) 7W ton ati sither # be let or le or at 43 Go! ‘ive, ev + unsurpacsed for pr the co: ner for miles te MEMRTAN: & BANKS. at the Post Office, Fordha: 38 10 New Jersey RR. 1364 5am 250 Moutgom Mining. 100 Ports Dry Dock 100 do......b00 115 do... 50 Reading Ri 90% 100 Hud Wier RR, 03 73 125 Flor & Keyport.. 300 do, 100 go. 200 A Nie Tran Ga. a3 0. 64083 30 183 200 25 do 200 10 Michigan Con Rit 116 * z BOARD. $000 NY St 6’s,’64., 1183¢ 50 shs Phenix Mii oo Co As 20 Ohio Land Tr., 104 100 do 5000 IN Int Im,’47, 1000 Erie In bds. 5000 Hud R new bas. 20 she Shoe & Lea Bk 50 Knickerbocker Bk 100 Morris Canal, .b10 30 9 10 Crystal Palace”. ibs 100 1008Nic Trans Co..s10 38 1 +H 150 100 25 Dauphin Coal Co. 200 Cary Imo 880 60 . Buffato&Roch RR ied 190 Listens RBR,.adm 34 quiet, horse and Waggon, in 9 chance for n Dutch or Irishman, ‘with @ small family: will be sold reasonably, the owner having other business to attend to. 28, ington KES No. 3 Naw He SES AND STORES TO LET IN BROOKLYN—A morhorn and State front house and store No frame honse and store on the southeast gorner of Hudson av enue and Lafayette street attic frame house 212 Jay street. or a grocer. For terms Ci 0 ing on an oxtensive Parinoes w SOVERTISEMENTS RENEWED SYERY DAY. = SEE SEVENTH PAGE- -@a TENANT REGISTER. eee 120 WILLIAM STREET TO Hadihebat FOR A TERM of fifteen or twenty years. y'to GEO. WSENKING ‘Sr., Post Office. 10. PRINCE STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—NEW- ly furnished or unfurnished rooms, replete with grery convenience, tolet to gentlemen after the Ist May. Also, a good front basement for a physician, Apply at 97 Hudson street. TLANTIC DOCKS.—TWO STORES ON THE NORTH der to rent low, for a term of years if desired; 25x80, Apply at 19 Platt stroot, up stairs. PARTMENTS TO LET—A FRONT ROOM AND front bedroom, on the second story: @ front basement, hoy will be let only dren. Apply at OARDING HOUSE T0 LET AND FURNITURE FOR A four ne sh0ry brick house, on the route to the filled with first class boarders. The sand oileloths will be sold for $350, or ate sold toa good purchaser. $200 to be mainder in mont! iy pays ‘ments, accord- ing to the agreement of lease. Address Mrs. E. A., Broad- ROADWAY anes AND naar ao tes. ‘HE bent the firs! week in Ma; Apply tee Is fougal streot. IRYSTAL PALACE PROPERTY TO_ LEASR.—8IX lots on Forty-second street, between Fifth and Sixth wes, nearly opposite the Palace, They will be lensed parate OF the whole together. For further particulars ap- Wall stroet, 0 LET—THE LOWER PART OF A HOUSE, CONSIST- ing of five or six rooms, plesenaly’ situated in Kent avenue, near My: rooklyn. Fifteen mint walk from Peck slip ferry, an: Svenue line of stages from Fulton ferry. Apply at 276 street, New York. TS LET—A REAR ROOM ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF 2 kman street. Sise of rovm 30x17 feet, with Inquire of ung GONNER & SON, 20 Bookman street. 10 LET—IN yoare: EIGHTH STREET, belie Ms house wost of third a ® brick d house well! fine rooms, and Croton water. Apply toJACOB BADGER, 191 South street. (0 LET—THE HALF OF A THREE STORY AND basement house, being 117 Decatur place, Enst Seven- teenth street. Can be seen between 3 and 40’clock. For further particulars, address box 1,047 Post Office. Refer- ence required. (0 LET—FROM THE FIRST OF MAY, IN A PRI- yate family, at No. 14 Howard street, a furnished parlor and bedroom, for a single gontloman. References required. 10 LET—A NEW THREE STORY HOUSE, 14) 'H HOT and cold water throughout, baths, guse 1° lors on a floor. 1 cy indy, wishes to retaln for so . Biae windows. J [0 LETAIN UNION STREET, NEAR COURT, SOUTH Brooklyn, & new three story brown stone front heuso, with all the modern improvements—gas, baths, ke. Ron . Inquire of HENRY GINNEL, 36 West Baltic streot, Brooklyn, or 40 Maiden lane, New Yo 10 LET—THE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 23 West Twenty second street. 1b has all the modern im; provements, such as bath, water closet, ba, range hot air furnace, ras throughont; it is ju ap a. fossion immediately: Apply to. C. GILBERT, 38 Tenth street, or M. AM, corner Sixteenth street and Eighth avenue, 0 LET—A BASEMENT STORE IN NO. 625 BROAD. '¥, 100 feet deep, and lighted by six windows on the side and rear. For particulars apply to W. L. CUTTING, 21 Clinton place. RYSTAL PALACE. —FOR SALE, OR TO LEASE, A ly spite the gs it of ‘sisth avenue, (0 LET—THE BROWN STONE STORE, WITH BASE- nt and second floor, north corner of Cortlandt reets; well loca for clothing or ary orany business. Apply at 192 Broadway, from 1] t fo o'clock, or at 93 East gprs street RA. JACKSON. ITY ASSEMBLY, 450 BROADWA’ five and splendid rooms ean bo ob THESE EXTEN- ed by ihe , for an to GEO. matabie business. Application to be mad ILLER, proprietor. tying é i OTTAGE HOUSES. — TO LET, THE CENTRE COT- tage honse of three on Forty-ninth stroet, south side, near Third avenue, containing five rooms, with kitehen and attic. Also, two Sthet partisliy Turnianta, on the soaks of the frataon, aear Fort Lee. Also, cottage next to the corner of isd street and rs aa with ten rooms, stable, gardon, &e. Apply to ee YARD.—TO LET OR LEASE, A COAL YARD, ne elegantly furnished, and the ‘E, 200 Hudson street, near Canal. ie a Forte and planked, ou from the Ist pply at the office aus) ania Coal Company, eveaee st Dread way and Wall street. 10 LET—LOWER PART OF HOUSE NO. 224 ELIZA- beth street. Inquire at 35 Maiden Inne. 10 LET—THREE DWELLING HOUSES ON BROAD. 2 th and Forty-seventh streots, je for a builder, or Inquire of C. & A. of Madison. 1 87 Catharine street, cori 0 LET, ON OXFORD STREET, NEAR MYRTLE avenue, Brooklyn, a three story brick house, with base ment and under cellar. To Beas nt will be let cheap. 1 it BALDW. ). 101 Myrtle avenue. 10 LET-PARTS OF GENTEEL HOUSES ON THIR. th and Thirty-first streets, comprising six or seven rent $200. Also, athree "story house on Fifty-eizhth ftreet; rent $200. Also, ‘two oF three new fine. iety-winth street’ nent Seventh avenues ront $0 to E. B. KINSHIMER, S19 Fourth ay Due ING HOUSES TO LET Moe a F.-THE TWO Py t Twentioth strect, eae -M. ‘or after OB. in JACTORY, OR WORK SHOPS, “TO. LET or LEASE— The building now erecting, corner of Suffolk and Riving- auteck by 38 fest, well \ightad, suitable for or of work shops.” Tho whole, oF ‘ll Inquire at the coal office, on street. SAM. THOMPSON & N ORDTAM VILL, Bow dd able lote im this pleasant vill inin jour to five acres each, iz a view of N. Wostohostor’ ‘county. OR RENT—TO A SMALL FAMILY, THE UPP: part of a very desirable house on Fourth avenue, near Madison Cas" with gas and water throughout. Rent $100. Katey let ‘ay.’ Address, with references and size of family, lerald o ARONT ROOM AND FRONT BEDROOM TO LET. without board. toa lady who desires to live genteel and Hi. Lea, Broadway Post office. URNISHED PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, TO LET, to gentlemen, without board, at No. University place, ROCERY WITH BACK AND LI room, tolet, stock and with or withont the city. Arare corner of Wash- Apply ai ‘J. WHEATON & C' urray streets, EIGHTY SIXTH STREET, YORKVILLE. —To let, at low rents, two of tho row of handsome now three story houses, with verandas in front, on north sidoof Eighty sixth stroet, directly west of Fourth avenue, and vie near the railroad and stages. Tho stroet is 100 foot me d location desirable. Apply to Eighty-sixth street, or to ‘OUSES TO LET IN BROOKLYN, FROM $300 TO 00 rent. Location good. Inquire of D. C. NORTHROP, , fourth floor, New York. three stery brick house in Powe Scher. tects. Rent $400. A threo story brick 361 Fulton street, Rent 84). A S00, The two story and Rent $225, For partioulars STER'S Real nd Insufance Office, 259 Tillary street, Brooklyn Any EM.—TO LET OR LEASE, THE BUILDING ON he corner of Third 126th stroot, suitable yremiaos, oF Sr., Post Office, YSTER SALOON TO RENT—THE OLD BLISH. od oyntor saloon No. 42 Bowory, fitted up py A rs, ae., with overs q con N ply to GEO. LEA, in th, taicn Ot at the Cponklin Musou, toy 175 10 LET—A SPLENDID OYSTER SALOON OR BAR: ber shop, on the corner of Bridge and John streets, Brooklyn, where two new ferries are coming in, whieh will be rented low. Persons wishing to hire will call'on the first floor, in the front room, to J. MAGORY. 10 LET—A FRONT BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR A physician’s office, one of the bost locations in the city: also, w furnished bedroom in the first or third story, withor board, Inquire at No. 3 Laight street, near Canal atree 0 RENT.—THE MOUSE NO, 1 PEARL STREET, fronting the Battery, suitable for s hotel or gist ol boarding house. Apply to HOMER MORG: 1 Ping street. "Als fraished rooms in the trv} clase hours ow ready for occupancy. Apply on the 0. 4 State street. 10 RENT—AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISL five or six months, a well furnished cotti AND, FOR residence, containing nine rooms, besides kitchen sud at ‘Thero is a stable on the premi: flower gardon, with a variety of fruit “Herald ‘office. HOUSE NO. io akg THE THREE STORY BRIC West Twenty secord street, near Fifth aven' itis felon pee and papered throughout. Also, the private iat adjoining. Apply to JOUN DB. MURRAY, No. 12 ‘all street. ‘10 LEASE--FOR A TERM OF YEARS, TEN DESIRA- ble building lots on Fort Monit street, between Second ‘avenves, east of old post road. Inquire of B, VAN 456 Hudsovs treet, 0 LEASE—THE, ELEGANT SIX STORY HOTEI, DE Paris, No, 38 Broadway, corner of Anthony atreet, for five yenrs from May 1, INS3. It hasan ortnblinhed and profit- able business; or will be leased in parts if desi Apply to JOHN B. MURRAY, 13 Walt reduce 10 GERMAN Groc TO LET OR LEASE, FROM first of May, mckroom and basement, corner of North Sixth an Inquire on the premises, or in tof No, 3 Old slip. 10 LET IN ee NEW THREE STORY to let, either half or house basements, cellars whole. Fos." Situation, botwéon Fulton avenue and lank road, three miles from the Fulton eit stages pass ing hourly, railroad fare, 6hy cents. fa an excellent opport ty to a gnoy a fine summer veces at acheap r SACKMA. 6 ree! 0 BE LET—THE SEC mirably suited fer a light, genteel busin sional man, Inquire on the premises, 744 Broadway. 10 LET AT HASTINGS—A NEAT LITTL with a garden attac walk from the railroad dep: Ave ly to A. BA 92 Prince street, orto D. B. SICKLES, No. 79.Nam 0. BAKERS—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A bakery, now doihg & Krst rate business, baking from, sixteon to eizhteen barrels a week, over the counter. Apply” At 164 Wost Sixteenth street, in the bakery ihe 10 HOT PERS. —10 LET, AT SOUTHSIDE, of Port Richmon Fooms, | Bxtensive plank road stabling, ne ‘The above property: line dies cere Hay, which affords bnrivalte fishing, bathing. &o. Rent moderate, Anely to LEE, 64 Walketrost third foer. id -A O77 Fj) —A House aAN® Lot For SALE —A house and ot in Prince attests, w for 87, 40, & corner boats dL efor $3,400 on ‘i. Le SIELDON, ¢ 85 Naseon street, ‘OR R SALE—A HOUSE AND 54 MeKibbor street, Williams! Hamsbur oben 9g fine Id invest. $450 aoe ret tgare, "Price $1,300. inquire Ai the offoe of crete WicsTAT! Cl anger. PaRgary. MISCELLANEOUS. x? woror CAMPHOR, VERY St! sale low he arta ay by A Baud 50 Fulton, street, eit i npree 2 RSON & MACLAY, Dregeise, by a RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MBN.—FOR SAL! an old established | basen, situated — oe ca stead: pre ag oe. mil rad hegre The wee gt om ook, Axtu Ja? cheap for aa eee rie. nig aa RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, Apr LEASE, STOCK, and fixtures, of a whol retail li the North river side. sold ehet Apply to MUNSON Penaeus’ Att T BARLEM.—FOR SALE OR TO LET, EA al betwoon Fifth and Sixth svonues. beet Leon sao and belt ponies ater hn ote of rn, and three lots of ground: to. RICE, Superior Rent ‘Appl Court, Melty ‘Hall eh PPly to OR SALE.—THE LEASE, ss OR WITHOUT THE furniture, fixtures and stoe! Braisted's Union Hotel, No. 496 Nicholas 1 Inquire of JOHN hotel, known, os We Beal rED, —THE OLD ESTABLISHED EXCHANGE Apply to Mr. HALL, in the Chatham stroot, paleo rt ext to the offie OR SALE—ONE LOT OF GROUND IN FIFTY. FIRST street, commencing 250 feet east north side of the street, 25 feet front, 100.5 deep... Terms lin: el Inquire at 109 Seventh avenue, corner of Eighteenth f Eleventh avenue, OR SAL’ mol FIXTURES, Linas bys GooD in th CKuR A CO., ny R SALE—A LIVERY STABLE AND TWO Lots oF ground, situated in the uppor part of the cit the 8. tions, and is Moines a pide yentaose. the purchase money py romain on bond and mortgage. For full particulars, apply xo RSALE—A GROCERY, WITH STOCK AND FIX. 8; also a lease of three years, in one of the best Hons in the city. ‘The o from the lease, if required, LER & FRANKIN, Real Ei street, between Sixth and Sev d fixtures will be Inquire of FOW- 118 Thirty third fina et ‘een ee aay stron, F EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT Beane RY DE Feast THR cRVEm y of paint brushes oo Perior qi iol seeliy lowest faster Fy 59 Pearl street, 3 iiin‘sqaaees ar 3 10 | Bis CARDS, INVITATION, ADI ADDRESS, “te, at home pores, Rik beet diplomas, ea, yOu ie. WObram chines, copper plate presses, &o., lat of ne sore mee Rate ete s ERLIN ZEPHYR WOOL—JUST RECEIVED, PRE steamer, one case white, KOHLSAAT BROTHERS, 48 John atroet. REAP TRON BEDSTEAD W AREROOMS, AND CHEAP Mattress and ET ot. —Tron bedetends, all Also, the healthy, eas noes al treaties dwellings, hetals to by part of bove Spring « country or 8 0 YOU WANT WHISKERS OR MOUSTACHRS? Ir you do use my Ongnent: it will force your beard t row strong and thick tu six Weeks, "and will aot stain o¢ im — | {ere the nite iit, will produso beard or hair even if there ‘As beon none before. yt ogg yy part of the cow ery. R. G. onal AM, 33 Ann street, EAFNESS—NEW DISCOVERY. — LESLY’ ganic Vibrator enables deaf persons to hear dis at church and public assemblies, and affords all noe that could possibly be desired. To be bad at OL hard # Now York, of F. F. BRUGMAN, only agent America, Price $5. GREEN TOUS E AND OUTDOOR PLANTS, SHRUBS, trees, £¢.—,000 roses of the finest sorts, set for blooms 8000 verbenas, all the newest and best kinds; 1,000 b tropes in bloom; all kinds of plants for bedding out, berey roots, shrubs and trees, for sale at the greenhouses Seventy eighth street and Broadway, opposite DAVID Ci Hotel. REAT CRY AND LITTLE WOOL, OR NO RESTORA- J tive—Hair.—The whole world has been shamefutly: abused with the lous nostrums flooding the guaatey; M t scented ant to the merves: and. b ; but gle reliable case can be shown thro yal the whole list of pretenders. Dr. Kellinger will bot $40,008 that he can show more undeniable proof of renewing the be- man hair, when bald from five to twenty-fi rety ote y now, before the, peopl the faculty call on Dr. joes not rove his case let them lash him out of existonee, ae every fe pretender should be. ‘This beautifal remedy da- lights all who give it atrial. Don’t fail to call at 476 Broad. THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD A practice worth $2.90) per A will of a drug store, havi Inquire from 12 to 2 o'clock, for two day . L. MORTAMORE, OR SALE—AT CARMANSVILLE, ON 155TH STREET, @, and four lots, rannin cho 92 wilitam 9 Breet: ‘A neat two story cott Immediate possession can be obtained. Will 1st May, if not sold. But little o: ni co 01 tsage, Apply tu E. H. BROWN, Novi Wall OR SALE.—A FIRST RATE COPPER VACU nearly new, in excellent order, with all the a) we 8 Mer of pan: ae greatest diametor 3 feet pomp 11 inch atroke mometer complete on, street, Bros kiya iret of DAYTON & weenie thy ‘Books ‘ork. man street, New R SALE—A TWO STORY HOUSE, FURNISHED.— A new house, neat and handsomely furnished, for sale. the house and furniture will be made known on the }, of which $4,000 can remain on bond and mortgage, pet cont per annum and 40 foet in depth, two ntry, four bedrooms, with two 1a bagement, with two large clo arden 3 feet deep, an finished and tn oxcollent. oder, Location, Nineteenth street, between Fifth. Broadway., Through this avenue and streot stax ly, ‘There is he convenience of & new oe = yo is built ‘on a ot of “gro way, between Grand and Broome streets, white front, an@ consult the Doctor. AY— way. Serene PENDEeD yr or prime timothy hi itable for cit it the Atlan- tic Dock, Brooklyn, in & 08 1 nd 42. Aion quantity of sipping hey. "No. 1, ‘Will. be sold on liverat terms and in lots to suit ‘purchas J.B. aguire. 0 om merchant, 183 West steoet, Now AMS, Comm York. EMEL POWDER, TO CURR THE DISEASES OF dogs, hydrophobie, setter, seat, ets i and oar die- eases; arly gos for DUP] ies. Suder of seventy years. Prospectus. dlivased Bol id i y Stel Spothocary, 32 Dauphine stroot, fe, the United Staves, at Mr, JO! roadway. Price of each bundle, 25 ze cm. y Now ¥: eit ‘COOPER'S, MPORTANT TO, HOTEL, PROPRIETORS —TOMATO uperior quality, in barrels, at thres shil- ee] Pnnltict mat 18 Beokna er every kind of preserv OJICE,—THOMAS, BROTHERS, FROM PARIS, SOLE: manufacturers of carton pierre, 148 Wooster street, onl the attention of architects ty builders to their invaluable stock of carton pierre. They always havo on hand a great assortment of avigns for interior decorations of saloons, tlors, &c., &c., a great variety of bosaces, interior and ex- jerior, trusses, frioses, oaps, columus, pilasters, £0. manufacturers, DAY- rect, manufacturers Of OZZONT'S CHEMICAL, BALM AND CREME Icos- he pat ie daerimtaating pants yivaee ecaneat nage of a discr ie nt ca tigol tin, entirely ¥ ae its own medicinal OR SALE—THE PREMISES KNOWN Store, with outbuildings, icehou: AS THE BAY ioe,) tonether with four ns ‘out in a garden, wit niented in’ the dl iatlands, Kings county, 7: ‘On the contemplated ‘plank road fi quarter of # mile from the bay, which fowl, clams, and ort for those fon a1 rawberry beds, &0., bie wilagee of Canarsie, miles from Fulton There is no pla pely to WE fy WRIGHT. 3187 OR SALE—THE tlemen’s furnishing ‘The fixtures will b ther particulars inquir ‘OCK AND FIXTURES OF A GEN- splendid show tock. «For fur- OR SALE—A SMALL FARM, SITUATED IN ROCK- land county, about one mile'from the New York and of Piermont, containin m the premise: Erle Railroad depot, in the vill batantial Stone dwelling ho her outbuildings onl; Tieuated that it cam at a very itu expense, bj ‘any part of the dweliig, faraishing flow. be conduct ‘the farm, and passes within a few yar; door, affording an abundance of clear, pure water, ences in seasons of severe drought); a desirable variety ‘of fruit trees, and a large number of various ornamental ones, are place, Kinda er with erent variety of shrubbery of uber of grape vines, young nad Eee 2 Particulars inquire of Mr. JO! Il, on the premioee, SALE—THE MELROSE HOUSE, ot and junction of the Morris Branch on roma, ten miles from tho City Hall. miblie house in, Westchester’ eonnty, ‘ANT, 15 Wall street. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES oF at class bakery, confectioncry and ice ere: on Broadway, within a few blocks of t! RCE, 1,104 Broadway. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS TAILORING ESTAB ‘ood cash business, in one of the best ‘he stock light and fashionable, and the Harlem Ra\ the best stands for a he premises, or of locations in the city. is an excellent oe for selling. Add ty. Sal Tailleur, Herald office, DR SALE OR TO LET—A SMALL PARM, BEAUTI- fully situated in the vicinity of Westohoster village with a good house, containing thr milk room on the first floor: filled with ice, and a largo the different kind coreg room, Kitehen ai Or fruit, together with taeiite ton ares feend te Price and rent in proportion to the quantity of ace is about age oatr SOW SALE OR TO LET dwelling houses, with y me Inquire ct saa FOR SALE—A being desirous to. remi built three story dwalling BARGAIN—THE OWNER to the country,—The modern and lot 200 Ninth strect, a Bate feeb 6 inches, independent of » perfect ordor, was built b; water bath, water closet, niences. For further partioulars, app] 160 Tenth street, second door east of ‘OUSE FOR tenet ae EGA No. Phe Boase ts four storike and heat manner, and containing all the me foot 1 inches wide By half a wock in depth. Tmmediate p i OMER M © day's work, and anid other ‘ocmforts nnd conve: y to J. Macfarlan, No. NT BROWN STONE ¥ appetite the Oryetal atnce, Mouse four story and basement. 0 MANUPACTURERS.—FOR SALE OR TO LET—A in tho nei chbarhood of & factory of any stenotion, and would Apply on the promi new, of very solid co » about four hundred workmen. particulars at the ofiee of FRINGS BROTHERS, street, New York, 3—T LEASE, sof one of the best sande tc the ‘city, cheap, ares corner of Henry and Catharine streu R vata love rent “of one of the bet Apply, before the 27th in: at Goss Bighth avenue, to W. MUI 10 SHIPBUILDERS MBER DEATLERS—FOR rale or to let, on College Point, near Flushing, several lots close to the Water for ship and lumber yards, eto water on, these places is sleep. from five to twelss ire for p the fice of RINGS BROTHERS, 62 New strvet, New York. E cRysrat, PALACE “PROPERTY FOR 1k house on the southwest oor- The location of the it by forty six. feet in depth, 0 ty. ve by one hundred fect, owanary farther, as Torrone ‘who wish to parebase rin ormasion mia on the preiniaos, oF 86 Nassau strees, NOS, AT 441 BROADWAY.—A LARGE innos from the celebrated house of prsortment # to., Boston. Aion the well known instru- Mecen tend pibacs, of yarioue makers, for al PIANOS—Ri OVAL GREAT BanoaLhe fe y dither & $100, tut" ‘ae $100. hand without the sity tr D, will be sold for iioRACE WATERS, 483: Bro: Nj stioway, ‘ACADE [MY OF DESIGN —Now OPEN Broadway, 9 ite Bond astrest. iron’ DAK tol PM ®onual expibition, outaiatog nonrty 500 original works, in painvl x before exhibited.) by Itving rapa ‘flor'e ‘seuss. FAC sonnon Wigayhe 4 (700%, OR GENTLE. iass forming for ly atrwction in the private LEssons, IN IN DANCING, ane senson, for ote at polka, ea, jf Pacieeitn spol tek Backton, 20 Bowery fualities, ‘One bottle will c f ita: Copy the name, and take no ‘other. v sold at ‘all respectadl le stores: P. ZLA DEO | gar. ium, sik Thorns extract sapatins jodine, aicksliver oyanide potassium, asbest ee or fecting liquid ke. sacked tla e fe t SFHUCHTWANGER. Chomist, ii Maiden inxs. TRAW BONNETS—JUST RECEIVED, 100 CASES L.A; nee of every description ; 50 cases misses’ and rade These bonnets are superior to any found in i. city for thelr finish, shape, and quality of braids, adapted te the millinery trade, and will be sold low for cash, by J. He HOMER, Of John atree HE EXHIBITION OF AS WE ARE IS NOW ons and ready for visiters. Ae) 1% conts. The La a y Family can be seen, fr m 73 A.M. till 10% P. Mug 3 (Sundays excepted.) at cost 3 rat, mouse, of a bedbug, &o., exterminating Depot, No. 44% = a afro WHO TRADE In vile Be made To counterfeit those And bur howsekeep They're the ersence of Alber: LYON'S MAGNETIC E POWDER ND PILLS, 424 Broad- way. Were EVIDENCE OF epee eg or the hair after having been bald fas oc Kellinger’s magic fluid is t thal ever 188 OF will restore a eed of hair from twenty to thirty it is very clean, and makes the head feel delightful; f does not id maha |. Dr. K. will forfeit $1,008 more bald heads restored than all the Femediesin the United States. $1 exch . H. Dixon, of Hudson, regained his bair—was ir. Wm. H. Vanderbilt, eet 8.1 Tse, fine head of binck hair—was a8. Budd, No. 266 Mott street, has regained his hair—was bal TS yours: Mise 8 Ellison has repaitod. her hair and cyebrowe ‘years. This paper would not hold. the undemlabl Depot No. 23) Pearl street and No. 476 Broadway WATCHES, JEWELRY, dic. yi AND ene SUBSCRIBER IS selling all deseriptions of COLD AND SILVER WATGUBS, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARM, ‘at retail, at much I the ives, Fo) ple na ievers ‘in hunting and magie oases, porfeos me, 8. ND, snd juarter seeond watches, for timing horses, and gold and silver cases, OMRONOMETERS. Splendid ‘gold pocket chrouometors, which rua without ‘ariation iGHT DAY WATCHES. 8 which run eight da: ENAMEL WATOHRS some in hunting casos. DIAMOND WATCHES for Indies, dome in magic c ATORES, into three iliferont wat WATONRS WiticH up and turn the hands without any ke; Flue gold Iepine watches, four holes jewelled Ping gold detnebed levers. for the ladiei which chanj Gold enamelled w: “ee Lae of gold chainsy ure gold \bige= o rings, gold old pens and mare fo gold an i live eg pi Pins, lockets, earrings, old toothpicks, charms, chat ein ri Watches All kinds of watches cleaned and repaired im the Lect mauner, st mush late than the areal GEORGE CALLEN. maparted of watehes gat. Jewelty, whsleonie aed cveule Why BT'Wallstrect, second Root, near Broadway. HOTELS. CIRCLE HOTEL, 519 PEARL STREET—TO LET, TWO / large furnishes itting rooms, with bedroo! ashes for gentlemen and thelr’ families. Also, five or rooms, foF gentlemen. Inquire of WM. WRIGHT, — etor. AMILTON HOUSE, n for the Dont Eagle will eomi ier foot of Mu ‘ort Hi Parties wishing to engage tom orat the ot tor at Port WLEY DB. LAPP. 10 set es vente the prop fice, Astor House, ILL HOTEL, STATEW il a Seminary,) will ‘ad of May. ee tele by hi . t ere ro please hing to wee ieuea They will be kept tree il th oy of COPARTWERSHEY NOTICES. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE PART NO herehip of Brown & Bis 8, was thie fay dissolved, by mutual cor itl be hereafter condueted by Bro thoi Mr. Brown te fully, Ratharied te e late firm. JOH N'BLACKLIDUE Now Yorks April 22, 1853, WILLIAM BRO’ ARTNER WANTED—WI1TH A @APITAL by bed ‘$4,000, bit a fret bof f- iene in’ Bias ea for tho best The North vier Bye oe ea Markets Stock and 4 tures will bo sold separate Crom ‘irom the lense, if required Wo theme SILENT OR ACTIVE, Reet Uk Tor s ohemic: ag