The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1854, Page 6

Our Weivane Ctupiipeedlinia. Havana, Feb. 23, 1954. Cube—Iis Political Condition—Hatred of the Creoles to- wards the Spaniards—An Instance of the Same— ¢ans in Havana—Washi. on’s Birthday Not You know already, and intimately, the political condi tion of this beautiful island, It is the rich fountain whence Spain draws her revenue to sustain her armies, navy, and horde of greedy and exacting functionaries, through whom she ke spotism which reigns over Cuba, A revenue of twenty-five millions of dollars is yearly invested from the industry of the people here, to pamper the luxury and strengthen the intolerant rule of the officials of this island and its dependencies. It is not strange that with such a temptation to excite the niards, who alone rule in all the de- s in being the eupidity of the partments of the government, there should exist jealousy, | hatred and malice towards all who are suspected of any wish to change the present order of things, and thereby open the way for a more extended circle of claimants for influence in the government. The Spaniards hold all the offices—civil, military, municipal and judi- cial—while the wealth, intelligence and patriotisin of the population, lay with the Creoles and foreign residents. The result necessarily is, that the Spanish hate the Crooles with a deadly hatred ; and the hatred is reciprocal This fecling of hostility is stronger now than at any pre vious period. It appears in ways so unmistakable, that ty of the best any person who finds entrance to the soc Creole families in Havana, is made to observe it daily Indeed, there is scarcely ‘any so tained between the Spanish and Creo tion ; and the beautiful ant fascinating Creole Indi unfrequently refuse to accept the sies at the hands of Spanish offi eee ball, given by a wealthy Cr ity. One of the most sprightly and beautiful of the Creole young In approached by a Spanish officer ef distinction in the army A dance. tone of ti much oblige Americans « was not to be to ing empha but I nev Germans.’? Such a supp rated by the b reply was made known to an official, who dare not arrest | the patriotic beauty, but informed her that the repetition of such en offensive remark would not go unnoticed by the authorities. The Creole belle danced on; and the mortified dandy, in gold lage and moustaches, disappeared from the room. The city is, just now, full of Americans of distinction, or, rather, ibe few hotels in Havana aie full to overtlow: ing. Hei as elsewhere, the Americans lead the way i furnishing board, lodging, &c., to strangers, for a con- sideration. I believe every hotel of any note in Ha- yaa. kept. by a Yankee, cither male or female. Mrs. Almy and Mrs. Rrewer are the lady hos each is worthy of the especial patronage of Americans who come here for pleasure or comfort. Mrs. Almy’s is arded by many as the most popular the oldest resident; but Mrs. Brewer’s Hotel de ( tn Callie de Cuba, No. is recomme 1 to all who de- sire a central position and spacious and airy apartments in this city of narrow streets and burning heat. At this hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Kensie, of Detroit, Mr. Aspin- wall, of the ill-fated Son Francisco, and many other ladies and gentlemen well known in your State andcity. At Mrs. Almy’s ere ex-Comptroller Wright and lady, ©. T. Cromwell, Levy and daughter, and many more. When all foes her, our noble country is not unworthily xepresented in this far off but natural appurtenance to the coast of Florida, Yesterday was the glorious birthday of Washington, and it was not entirely forgotton by a portion of the Americans who are sojourning in Havana. After the sloth was removed at the Hotel Cubano, Judge Wright, in a few brief and appropriate remarks, called the atten- tion of the Americans pre 22d of February—a day hallowed to them as the bir hd ay of the great chieftain of thei posed ‘The Memory of George Washington,” which was drank standing and in silence by all present, both Ameri- ans and fore fternoon, a large American la en visited the steamship Fulton, commanded by Captain Watson, at his invitation, As the boats belonging to the ship, which were tendered by the captain to De ceees ‘on the occasion, approached e gallant steamer, she was decorated with the colors of nearly if not quite all civil rine; but the gloriou tars and grandeur and defiance above th all; and when the gay party reached the ship they were welcomed to her deck by her gallant capiain and his gentlemanly offi- eers—Wilson, Marcy, Paulding, Cummings and Kimball, After an hour spent on board in examining the beautiful vessel and her equipments, the party were rowed by the Ddoat’s crews around the magnificent bay to the landing at the Cortina. In the evening Mrs. Wright saw a large circle of her American friends at Mrs. Brewer’s, and the day closed with ‘Hail Columbia” and ‘Yankee Doodle,” played in democratic style upon a fiddle, and piano accompaniment, Dy Mr. and Mrs. Kensie. Thus ended our celebration of Washington’s birthday im Havana, and all felt the more American and a stronger love for our country, its government and just laws, from | this simple but hearty remembrance of him wlio was | * first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of sountrymen,”? NEW YORK. The Fiood at Atbany. — [From the Albany Register, March 18.) About cleven o'clock on the night of Friday, the first indications of a move of the ice was apparent, but it was not until five o'clock on Saturday morning when the whole mass started, borne off by a heavy flood. The water, which had risen cousiderabiy during tne night, re- ceded some, and the huge cakes of fee which had beon piled up above the city, came sweeping dowa at a fearful rate, 1 course, a heavy sheet struck the row of brick buildings on th just below the cut, twoof them’ in. Thi ye to the Alb: nal Line, and were occuy on lines. This, with perhaps tho sweeping off of a few staves, is about all the damage we can learn of, The ice pushed on and on, crushing and crumbling and roaring in its frightful course, sweeping away every ob- struction which stood in its way. By eight o'clock the river in front of the city was entirely clear, and it lowed as serenely as on a mid-cummer’s day. But the scene resented below the city is a far different one, and much ratifying to look upon. About one mile down, in fronf of Mr. Brainard’s residence, the obstruction was so great as to prevent the passage of the ice, and it com- menced damming up. Cake upon cake piled up, until the whole width of the river was spanned by a wall of ice as solid and formidable as the strongest masonry. The “water immediately set back upon the city, and rose ra- pid!y, giving strong indications of a heavy fiood. At ten O'clock it was nearly as high as the high water mark of last year, and was nising at the rate of four inches an hour. The blockade belowis of such a formidable character, and the ice below is sofheavy aud strong, that it is thought it will have to wear away gradually before an ning will be sufficiently large to reduce the flood. is gives rather a serious prospect for our business men ‘on the dock. The present condition of the quay, the pier and the streets leading to them, is such as to check, almost entirely, their business ope perations. The pier and the quay were submerged on Saturday; Columbia street, Maiden lane, State street, Hudson ‘street, Hamilton atrect, the steamboat landing, Ferry street, and the low- er part of the city, for some distance up, were under water, and are traversed only by small boats, All the cellars and basements in those parts of the city, besides the drains leading to houses further back, are overflow- ed, rendering the former uninhabitable and the latter unbearable nuisances. ‘The railroad ferry boats make their trips. ‘The Mo- hawk was not broken up on Saturday. The water re- mained at astand still until about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when it commenced falling, and continued to receae when we went to press. The bridge of the Hudson River Railroad at Stoney Point, about five miles below the depot at Greenbush, has been carried away. The train which left this city at 3 P. M. yesterday, was compelled to return to the city, and | igs of hands were set to work to repair the break. Sne track is clenr, which keeps up the communication, ‘The track of the Albany Northern Railroad was under | water on Saturday, at various points, Theatres and Exhibitions. Bowery Turarre.—Mrs. T. §. Hamblin has beon re- engaged at this theatre, and she will appear on Monday as Evadne, supported other pieces are announced, in one Grey Will appear for the first time in New York BroapwaY THEATRE. —Mr. Forrest’s engagement will be | continued during this week. He plays Othello on Mon- day evening, supported by Mr. Conway as Tago. A popular farce will be added. Bekrox’s TueaTnr.—The performances on Monday | night will be for the benefit of Mr. Fisher, one of the ‘Dest actors in the United States. The bill includes three 4, Mr. Fisher plays William Tell, and his daughter iss Fisher, Plays one of his jolliest farces ; Narionas, THeatkr.—On Monday afternoon the loca érama, “The Hot Corn 1,’’ is to be play in the evening ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” for the 250th time. On 7 y, Mr. G. W. L. Fox has a benefit. Wartack’s Taeatek.—Mr. Welcot’s new comerietta, 44 Good Fellow,” is to be given on Monday, together with the comedy ‘Love for Love.” All the popular comedians are included in the cast. Seats must be secured early Barnom’s Museow.—‘! The Old Brewery ” conti draw full houses. It is to be played on Monday evening In the afternoon a light end pleasing Dill is announced, ‘and the Nicolo family appear. Consry’s Mixsrreis.—Despite all opposition, — this favorite band continue to draw crowds to 472 Broadway, ‘Two or three novelties are announced for Monday night. Wooo’s Mixerart Hart.—This popular resort has been well attended lately, On the excellent programme for Monday night we see the popular burlesque of ‘The Vir ginia Cupids.’’ Remember the place- o. 444 Broadway. Cmese HAtt.—The Buckley Minstrels have been doing # fine business at 539 Broadway. Two burlesques and any quantity of songs, instrumental solos, and so forth, are announced for Monday night. * BROADWAY MENAGERIE. gone popular establishment is aa popular as ever, The dwarf, the fat woman and the wild animals are in good condition, and they ean be seen day and evening. ‘Tre Camrnmit, MINSTRELS are giving concerts in the new Hall, 495 Broadway. This is one of the best bans of the kind in the country. Tue Whore Worn is on exhibition at 377 and 379 | Broadway. An instructive exhibition. Tue Great Private Batt OF THE SEASON aT Wasuixotow.—We hear that on the evening of Friday next, the 20th instant, the Brazilian Minister, M. de Car valbo Moreira, gives, at his residence in this city, a m: nificent ball in honor of the Empress. ‘Fhe fashionable world of Washington in already filled with the excite- Fri em bs ore 4 Waskiajion in most tan hein” ment of preparation jor it. Rumor says Saas the Sapper | rm and 10,000 rallons linseed, at 76c. a 78e. per gallon. Olive and lard oils were unchanged. Rick.—The market ix quite inactive and lange "FINANCIAL “AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, Sarurpay, March 18—6 P. M. ‘There was a downward tendency in the stock market to-day, from the opening to the close. Nearly all the leading fancies fell off fraction, but the transactions were limited, except in Brie Railroad. The cash opera- tions formed a larger portion than usual of the aggre- Mlinois Central Bonds declined % per cent; Nica- ragua Transit, 1; Cumberland Coal, 14; Canton Company? 34; Erie Ra lroad, 4; Harlem, 4; Reading Railroad, Hudson River Railroad, 4; Florence and Keyport ad- vanced % per cent, New York Central Railroad, %; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, ‘4; Ilinois Central Rail- road bonds sold largely, at prices current yesterday. The coupon due on the Ist of April will be paid at the com- The market exhibits no new | feature, but is, under existing circumstances, well sus- | At the second board the market was a Some of the leading fancies advanced a fraction, without much activity in transactions. ‘The treasury warrants entered on the books of the de- partment at Washington, on the 10th inst., were :-— For redemption df stocks For the payment of other treasury debts For the customs. Covered into the treasury from 0 50 for inferior to § prime, per 100 Ibs, Provisions.—Pork ed to the extent 26 for prime, shee bbl. A, 4 Cutmeats coutinued as last noticed. fair to prime lord wore procured at 94 Leet varied little. at $6 a $6 75 for country prim 87 60 a $7 75, for railroad ; ; $12 50 for Vermont do. ; $14 for repacked Chicago do The day's sales included $0 a S11 50 for $13 a 313 50 for and $15 a $16 for Beef hams, butter and cheese, ap- peared about the same. SKEns.—Clover was not very brisk at 0%{c. a 10c. for ‘2 103,¢. for new, per Ib, Aterican flax com- manded nominally $1 65 per bushels. Calcutta linseed was worth $1 80 per bushel. timothy transpired, at $16 a $18 for mowed, and $20 a $22 ed sales to-day of 400 hids. New a 4346. ; 440 Cuba at 4340. 4%60-, Sales of 1,200 bushels for reaped, per SvGaKs.—We noi Orleans at 44¢¢. boxes brown E ‘TaLow.-Prime remained very aan at 113¢¢. a 11} pany’s office in this city. TORAC co.—We heard of sales of 63 hhds. Kentucky, at 118 cases Connecticut and Ohio seed leaf at nd 275 bales Cuba on terms not made pub- Wiarrnoxé.—Polar was abundant and could be bought skEY.—There were 600 bbls. taken at 27¢. for Jer- | premise e. for prison per gallon. i Vor re paying for the Navy For the Interior departm The Senate of Pennsylvania has passed a bif declaring | that all relief notes paid into the State treasury shall not again be paid out.* This is the only way to get rid of | UM SALA. SALE—A NEW THR. ‘Thirty-second street, ues; lot twenty-tive by house forty-tive feet de eP, With all tb ovements, and built in the bes ain on bond’ and mortgage, ‘Apply to J. SLOUVENEL, B AY TORY HAM, Eighth avenue, corner w'siateonth a ‘OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—THE THREE STORY No. 87 East Twenty- The house contains A most striking instance of this occurred, not many evenings since, at a family in this The anthracite coal trade has commenced—two of the three lines connecting with the Delaware are already in The Schuylkill Navigation shipped for the week ending on Thursday 19,538 tons, making for the 545 tons, against 4,514 tons last year. | Reading Railroad brought down for the week ending on , and for the year, against 279,006 tons: to the same time last y have made a good start, with THAT WELL BUILT HANDSOME, J. three story and brown stone vasement, lar, briok house at, 106 First avenue. betwoes TE, 17 Spruce atroot. Sith ‘and Seventh streets, Wor . DEM the remainder on WRAY & BINYON, gage for five yeari t the two lin pau rs, 483 AS . THE BEST RETIRED | active demand for coal, one of our largest prolucing com- It is hand- | nue, ready sold nearly all that it ean get to and could sell much more if they would engage $1.5 fited'p, well eu The whole house and fu ORE, Phoenix Saloon, PEGA al agacbecenwan. BRICKYARD FOR SALB—WITH ALL THE NECY { or implements required for t North river bricks. Pistave Agency of WM. W. st floor, 20 and 23 Broadway. FARM FOR SALE—-TWO AND A HALF MILES from Elizabethtown, containing forty-seven acres of We karn that wa‘er has been let into the lower section , extending from Easton to \k, and that empty boats passed up from the former to the latter place on the 15th instant. ion, extending from Mauch Chunck to White Haven, will be ready for the passage of boats on the 20th instant, by-which time it is expected that the ice will have entirely disappeared from the upper end of the The Delaware division will probably be in navigable condition by the 20th instant. now filling. The Susquehannah division of the Pennsyl- vania Canal is open and navigable to Northumberland, and packet boats have commenced to run regularly. ‘The Cincinnati stock sales at the Stock Board for the week ending Wednesday, March 15,” 1854, were as fol- lows:—€0 shares Cincinnati, Railread, $77; 100 shares Wilmington and Zanesville Rail- 4 shares Indianapolis and Bellefonte Railroad, $00; 90 shares Ohio and Mississippi Raflroad, $82 50; 50 shares Little Miami Railroad, $111; 118 shares Indiana- polis and Cincinnati Railroad, $71 50; 80 Covington and Lexington Railroad, $65; 6 shares Covington and Lexing- ton Railroad, $64 50; 20 shares Covington and Lexington Railroad, no interest, $64; 22 shares Cincinnati, Hamburg and Dayton Railroad, $101 26; 12 shares Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad, $60; 9 shares Central Indiana Rail- 5 shares Kentucky Trust Company Bank, $95; 5 shares Farmers’ Bank of Kentucky, $108; 3 bond-, $1,000 each, Cincinnati, New Castle and Michigan Rail- road Company, 10 per cent coupons, $96 25; 32 shares Cincinnati Insurance Company, per share, $23, ienutacture of ore week, at the Res room No. 6, up stairs, inguite’ 2 M ANUFACTURERS A’ | bem oud tne ill be sold we pit applied Laas ee aoe GENTLEMAN GIVING UP BUSINESS WILL SE°Bt stock ($12,750) of » well-known man.- aying regular divi good salary, to the party buy- a 10 i3 not a thorough business man of well-known integrity. “Address box No. ILDING LOTS FOR SALE.—FOUR LOTS, 25 BY 100 feet cach, on the west side of Eighth avenue, be- hird and Sixty-fourth stroots; eight Lote, 25 by Fitty-aeventh strodt, be- ¥ ds Manse -Willtessla on sas Apply to J. pple ighth avenue, coraer of Sixteenth ‘The levels are 424 Post Ollice. | | Roihiown soddenc Wilmington and Zanesville (COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALB—BEAUTIFULLY situated at Ryo, Westchester count; miles from the City ix of Which is thrift, stantial manner. rooms, library, parlors, dinin, and a splendid view of the and wituin three minutes walk of the tincst lishing an bathing in the country. For beauty of scenery and uealth- ful location it cannot be excelled. ‘To a person doing busi- ness in New York, or a retired goutlemai y olfer, it. being onl: Haven Itajlroad depot at Ryee an fant and Hourishing vilinge st’ Port G ity by railroad offe: o day. For furtlier particulars appl 8 Wall nd pro- | ntaining about woodland; the dwelling in @ convenient and sub- ouse "contaias twelve sleeping The grounds com- found’ aud adjagont islands opportunities of one ily tron the New miles from the ploa- where commu- at either place six . a Sgr | houses, in goo TAGE FOR SALE ON STATEN ISLAND.—aT PoUei.in private sale, the cottage of Moses Van Name, at Port The house is new, well built, has ten finished ‘well of water, cistern, and Stock Exchange. Sarounay, March 18, 1854, 200 Flor & Kpt Jt.b60 500 rooms, with basement, a goo other conveniences; also, over two hundred fruit trees and | ornamental shrubbery. Situated on the plank road, close | to the ferry, and convenient to churches and schoo Ist of May it will be to nee on bond and mortgay G. CLARK, at "Port Richmond, oF at io? $500 Calif’a 7s 6 8600 Erie 24 Mge bds 1013 5000 Erie Con Dds "71 pot 0 sold betore Cy ppl; roadway, New = ~ | $300. Apply to RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN AN ELIGIBLE SITUA; | tion, and doing a fair business, gn reuronable terms, for cash only. Apply at WM. ‘tie ISLAND, FIVE | «lease for ‘ave years will be given. Apply to W. | 208 Elm atreot. 10 GROCERS.—FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIX- old established family grocery, corner of and Twenty-sixth street, now doing a od RM FOR SALE—ON STATEN miles from Vanderbilt's landing, and fronting New York bay, containing twenty-three acter—nine wpland and ere 18 a new Eotbie gotta Fst Clev. wh ais doRRbS rs 20 Little } Miami met lio | 8 600 N.Y. C. RR ba Valance meadow. Th 77 Thirty-seventh street, OR SALE—A PATENT SAfE, IN PERFECT ORDER, fase caves; olao the of eal th over i ; nlvo three . mrge gilt block letters. To sont G1" Waller strvet, 90) 40 shs Bk of Am’ea. 6D. &H. Canal " | suit the purchaser. § Bank of Republic. DU 27 Metropolitan Bk. 20 Marine Bank... 1 gilt For price, address W. 8. R., ie OR SALE—EIGHTEEN ACRES OF FINE QUALITY | land, with a good number of fruit trees, located three | miles and’a balf from Williamsburg. Also a fow desirable | J pellding lots. Apply to L. T. VOIGT, 252 Broadway, room | }OR SALE—ON Shae ACCOMMODATING TERM! wilt rier story and base: near ‘and {improvement except ‘Tarn ‘Apply to JAMES PRC, | | 800 CumbCoal Co. b60 Ha Permission to view tl 200 Hudson street, ne OR SALE—A BARGAIN, IN [oping WEST- from Bronxville hourand a quarter from New | acters with ten rooms, store, barn, chester county, P , gerirable for s oonntry reside business whatev or on the premises, essed to him at Mount Vernon’ Post Office, Terms cash, JOHN 8. JACKSON. OR SALE—THE FINE bores re i ‘er SE ment aia eae 83 24 NY &NHRR. 5 Mich So Construc 106 50 North Ind RR... 111 10 Sixth Ave RR... 88 = Ga “7 RR.b3 118 | Ekoes or hotel. ington svenue, karwa ae | seri th aaa whieh will b 100 Flor & Kpts S33 SECOND BOARD. sen | wenuiene rir ial ote dhe $00 shs Ha. R. RR. ly 6D. . LN 00 : to ABEL DENISON, 43 John street, 80 shs Crystal Palace Go 100 Cumb, Coal Co... 813 OR: SALE—A TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, No. 11 Commerce street, near Bleecker; with shade trees in front. will be gold at a bargain. Uanal street, corner of Varick. ensantly sitmate Inguireof H. O a 6 N.Y. Cent’ R. iv ioe | three rooms and a pees ie 27C & Pitts’gRR.. 84 5 60 | OR Faun VERY FINE eae herein ae treet, the owner is builia RRM: country. Inquire of J. B. G street, or on the premises, 37 West ' ‘Thirty-fittir Bh, (OR SALE—A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ie house, situated in Twenty-second strect, finished it 1 the atten improvements. agate et J.N. Well: a Fi 10 Galena & C R. n° MINING BOARD, MARCH 18. 24 100 Parker Vein. .s30 100 Gardiner Gold... 200 Lehigh Zine. .890 200 N. Carolina... .| 500 Parker Vein. . 830 th street, Terms easy. OR SALE—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE | nd stablo, 21 Wort Twenty-eecond strect, near EifUh Postcasion immediate, Price $1600, of which $,000 can remain on mortgage, at six | per cont. stable is rented for the ee year 500 Deep River | Hos had ete ome THR! CITY TRADE REPORT. Saturpay, March 18—6 P. M. | _ Ass remained quiet and nominal. The stock in the Inspection Warehouse did not exceed 560 bbls. BREADSTUFFS.—Flour was unsettled during the day, but The transactions included at $400, MURRAY, 12 Wallstreet, OR SALE—AT THE FULTON IRON WORKS OFFICE, 400 Cherry street, corner of Corlears street ym four to sixteen horse power, locomotive and flue, Band ines of fifteen horse power, and one of eight horse PEASE & MURPHY. JOR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES of the well known ale, po and £3 Fulton street; Apply on the premi: | closed tamely and languidly. | 7,600 bbls.—Mixed to fancy Western at $7 183¢ a $7 43%; ordinary to choice State at $$7 25 a $7 43%; fan jextra Western at 37 5040 ; and extra Genesee at $8 a $9 50; about 1,000 bd! a1 alized $7 50 a $7 75, oe, _mixed to. bet Messrs. Seott and Rady. Two | see at $7 50.0 $7 f which Miss Alice | + hotiling vaults, ® for & man with 3, 83 and 88 Falton rye flour was purchasable at $4 By aa * corn meal at $3. 8734 restricted to 2,000 bushels Genesee w bushels inferfor Southern do at $1 69. 25,000 bushels of rye reported sold, but we failed to ob- Oats were in moderate re. | , for State and Canadian, ant 6 Corn slightly favored buyer operations embraced 58,000 bust y; 78. for mixed, and 79e. a 80e. white anc yellow per bushel. les were effected of 900 bags Laguay nd 150 Jamaica | LYN, THE LEASE AND FIX- tures of & well known tavern, if applied for soon, Satia- y reasons given for solling out. cr, Herald ollice, stating where an interview may be Address Tavern tain reliable cletails. ‘OR SALE—THE THR 191 Houry street, with lease of Ie ject order, with all eonventences of gas, Croton water, baths, furnace heat, and sewered throng | Let a fect front and 86 fect 6 inches di , of the host materials. kon tho promise & 00.,N ATTIC HOUSE © house is in per- makes her debut as Albert. Mr. Barton | hot and ecld wat p. Can be soon at any time aa apply to H. sales comprised 2,267 bales, as fol 19; ‘and speculation, per ib. advance on last OR SALF—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES fitted up and most profitable joons in this city, lows:—For export, 231; Market firm at a Me. of one of the most leg —Dry_ cod were in good sseo%s a $3 75 per owt. pply and requost at Mackerel ruled searce and no- Pickled herrings were more freely Smoked do. varied little, pool engagements of engaged at 12d. in shippers bags, ; and ship's bags. ; 1. 1,500 bbls. rosin and 200 packages bacon, by the Asia, As T-1d, a 11-16d. wtked.’ To London, cake were engaged at 48, turpentine at 58., and 1,000 do, ‘To Rotterdam 1,000 gallons oil were 200 bales cotton Xe. Apply at the United Chambers street. On SALE—THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PRO- perty, Nos. 06 and 98 First strect, consistiig of three Per annum. Price Sil ig a $3 75 per barrel. houses, renting for over $1, | Also four houses and lotsin Twenty eighth stro:t and’ Se- cond avenue, rents for $3,100. and lot 206 Broon 000. Also house and lot M42 Reade, ‘Aleo house and lot 44 Orehard ctreot. ‘Terms for and but little money required. HANDSOME C G 7 Fifth street, LAS: between First and 50 tierces rice | Seeond iivenuehe AT—THE, THREE STORY Le attiaohed, No. i) We: ot, the house sp stable, now 0 For terms w a Broadway, or to J. GR! OR SALE OR TO dwelling hou. teenth street. 7 and the stable built exp Pied se such, and a toe DAVIS BURKS & UO, PEARSON, No' 8 Wall shea ‘OK SALE AT A BARGAIN—A SMALL, GENTEEL three story ex and basement brick house and lot, nearly ‘birty-third street, 116 feet S inches west of the now, 74 West large square. Broadway and Sixth avenue. Railing in froat, grate on first, and Croto: ° pipe on every floor. Vrice $5,000. Part ean oy Will family for $4008 year. Inquire on the premises. UANO—FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHAS. crs, by the subseriber, A. W. CAMERON, Lio Wall treet, near Brooklyn ferry. YROCERY FOR SALE.—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND I \case of store 1003 broadway, corner ‘of Twenty seventh street, now doing a good business. For particulars apply on the premise OUSES FOR SALE.—FOUR OF yeti fg ta din Thirty- Louses, with brown stone Bip fourth street, between th th am high ground, opposite the gard are fished in the very best m: tele, jators, hot air pipes and’ gas all throughout, with ‘They will bi information apply to R. H. GORY, No.7 Broad street, ‘OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—ON THE NORTH SIDE Seeond ave- ) OF om the of Kighty-firet street, 100 feet from tl hue. Inquire of T. J. OAKLEY, 627 Broad OUSES AND Lots FOR SALE—THE SUBSTAN- tial and pleasantly situated dwelling No. 117 Ninth avenue, near Nineteenth street, in perfect order, WPe bath room, yeah, de, _ Can ba penn. from, 10 to 12.4. M., ani from 2 to 4 P Also the three story brick house a1 No. 201 West Thirty-aixth st avenues, Will be sold on peween Nii eet, basement and cellar brick ho seventh street, near Lexington avenu: the modern improvements, a fixtures, with a ve rand: y 98: | Lowest price, $7,500, of ‘vlieh $0,000 can romain ou boad and | mort OUSE IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE—A SMALL three story house, No. 30 Willoughby strevt, near the ity Hall, Brooklyn; has an iron balcony in front, fine | grape vine'in the yard, large dry cellar, and is but @ fow “—¥OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, A THREE | iiuutes walk froin the three ferries. Apply on the premises, + story house and Lot, located in North Fitth, | noar oat street, 8500 | FLAT, STORE FoR SALE.—THE STOCK AND FIX- will be taken in groe tures of a hat store for sale. Apply in the store, 67 South Seventh street, Williamsburg. OTS FOR SALE AT YONKERS.— otween Prospect and Hudson streets, adjoining th ‘hilton, comman wn extensi eummer residence of Dr. view of the Hudson river, and only about three minutes waik from the depot. ‘They lay ready to build upon imine- diately, without the expense or delay of grading. Will be sold cheap and om favorable terms, Apply to SILAS DA- VENPOR', 47 Wall street. ND MACHINISTS, —0) 400.1 | wheel, 5 feet diameter, weight elutehes 12 2 inches face, (to start an gradually,) bear ri a driving shaft 22 feet long, inches diameter, with 2 12 inches diameter, and one 16 inches, 3 hangers and bettin; Also a bench or table 60 fect tong, 3 feot-wide, and 2 ine gto drive a row of work bench: ly power ean buy th sireet, corner of Centre, rooms 15 and 16, third floor. UBLIC HOUSE—FOR SALE—ON FAVORABLE terms, the good will and fixtures of a well located pub- jie house in Brooklyn. Satisfactory reasons given for soll- | ing. Address Publican, Herald office, which will be prompt- {ly attended to. ESIDENCE FOR SALE.—THAT OLD AND WELL- containing about eleven acres of round, situated on ae ot ban! Re sot ane era ills it feet front on {eine be (welve miles irom the City Hall. Tt contains Le river? and twelve miles from t! a Leautiful terraced garden, with grecn rose houses an grapery, with o long established collection of Plants snd treos, Apply to K. H. LUDLOW, 11 Wall MALL FARM FOR SALE—IN PIERMONT, ROCK- land county, N. ¥., containing sixteen nere Ronse, bi good variety of fruit vin ae SE ans abs ing, and water near the house, Inquire of J. G. way, New York. PLENDID FARM FOR SALE—ONE MILE AND A half from Liberty Pole, English Neighborhood; five miles from Fort Lee, and four miles from Hackensack, N. J. ‘This splendid furm is under a high state of cultivation, and contains ninety-five acres, twenty-four of which are wood- 1 t ve acres of fine mendow, two large apple orchards, and a fine young peach, orclis trees. “In Addition to the above, there is a Targe grist mill, with a never-failing stream, suth the drycst season; new granaries, jer; a fine ma house, nearl, containing eleven rooms, with further particulars, inquire of W: and loan office, No. 11 Chambers street. a3 AILBOAT FOR SALE—SEVENTEEN FEET LONG, with jib and mainsail, oars, &c., complete, in good or- der. Price ae Apply to 8. HARRISON & SO) West MPAVERN FOR SALE, CHRAP—STOCK, RIXTURES, and one are lease, from the Ist of next Mi to "ROBERT WALKER, 140 G1 —FOR SALE, THE grocery store, now 10 GROCERS—A RARE CHANGE. stock, fixtures, and good will of | doing a geod in the most central part of the city inity of the Bt. Nicholas Hotel. To a good tenant VIS, ease of house or store can be arranges 0 BARBERS.—ONLY A SMALL SUM REQUIRED TO purchase the good will and fixtures of a hair dressing Enioon, established over twenty-five years, and now doing & good busi 8 the present occupant is going to Califor. nig, he will gell out at abargain. Apply eS lately to W. BMITH & CO., Resl Estate Agents, 145 Falton strect, up stairs, ‘0 PRINTERS.—FOR SALE, A MEDIUM PRINTING press, in working order; also, a sw ahi: vel porepies, | | machine. "Apply to P. MILLER & SON, 1 ) MUSIC ENGRAVERS.—A SET OF wusIC PUNCH: oe, and, copperplate, press for sale, either together or Separate, Apply to P. MIL 10. ESS Ig betty WU KE AAs tf TO CLOSE inlaid with = ar botween Falton'as RRYTOWN, SITUATED ON THE RAILROAD— ania splondia house and ete is for sale or to lense, on reasonabl ts Loca on the Hu and that, memorab Andro was captured rou; a historic eit ie oh ndsomely located for a! public toblishment of any ki Par furihier partioclacn vasingnire st) of th treet. brook where Major iber, 53 Fulto’ NFINISHED HOUSES FOR SALE—TWO LARGE first clace houses, very eligibly situated, in Brooklyn. made on bon ‘Apply at No. 77 Merchants’ Exchange, Ne HOUSES, ROOMS, & &., W WANTED. Re ORO ES WAAL ad A SMALL, PRIVATE PAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, want the upper part of « two stor house, to consist of Lecter and rent not to ex Address P. M., Wersit of offi ARGES.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, TWO OR three barges, or boats of 200 to 300 tons. RANDOLPH € CO., Morris Canal pier, Jersey City. OUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A FIRST CLASS or three story hours. two story, attic and en: With all modern’ improvements, within fifteen mit of Wall and Bridge street ferries, Address, terms, £c., . MARTIN, box 625 Post Ofice. house, with ‘& yoar. ishborhood up town, worth Adires ICs Broadway Post Off ‘OUSE WANTED-SUITABLE FOR CARRYING ON the merchant tailoring business; would take the reel house or the lower part; must be above Bleecker stroct at below Twenty-third, or on one of the streets proseing Bro way. Best of references given, Address J. A. B., Horald Office, for three days. ‘OUSES AND PARTS OF HOUSES WANTED WITH in the following limits:—Seeond to Sixth avenne, ker to Sixteenth street, rent $500; Grand to Four: teenth etrect, near Sixth avenue, ront $200; furnished rooms, Amity to Twenty-first street, near Brondway, rent $260; infurnlshed roomson second floor, Bloocker to Twen- tieth street, Second to Sixth avenue, ront $35). Partiou- lava can. be ‘ascertained at the Agency office, 73 Bast Four- tccnth street, near Union «quai pase OF A HOUSE WANTED, BY A SMALL FAMI- Address, stati 3. my Port Offic ART OF A HOUSE 1 WANTED, FROM THE FIRST nt part of the city, for a family of of May, in a ple four, pervons. Address Louis @ark, Lower Post Oitico, stating location, rent, &e, ‘WANTEDTA STORE, SUITABLE FOR THE STEEL trade, with offices for cutlery sample rooms, Apply to EYRE, WARD & CO., 18 CUM street, ANTED—TO HIRE, WITH Duying, s healthy ‘and comfortable” country place, within fi m miles of the city. Tt must be hac situate 'y drive to and from, and will pay for any en: perlcr advantagcea place may possess. Address HL. J x 2,075 Post Office, ANTED—BY A PHYSICIAN, Sixth avenue, between Eleventh and ae’, Rent not to exceed $1: pay’ ble quarterly Vance. Address G. W. M., Chatham square Poot Uihes ‘ANTED—IN HOBOKEN, THREE UNFURNISHED rooms, with kitchen, by a’ small family of three grown Any one having the above | accommodations will find «good permanent tonant by ad- perrons, from the first of dressing G. M., Herald ofice. Terms must be modorate. tobacco at sie ates for Havre. per foot measurement. | made of 200 boxes sugar 200 wot dried bunch do. at . and a few lots | ‘There was no To California rates change to notice in —Fales have bee lar, with barn, carriage ho splendid garden, | ever ber is. currants at 20¢, a 20 of walnuts and filberts at Te. « Hay.—River was more ment, and 86e. a Hors were duli and Tnox.—Seoteh pig seem DE LA GRACERIE, on the premise OR SALE CHEAP+-\ COTTAGE HOUSE ON SECOND avenue, between Forty-firet and Forty-socond streets, ies uM gt Sinches, by 80 feet deep. . BAR- enth street, before: fc. for Local use pee 100 Ibs. luck domaine $41 a $42, uiet and nominal at old rates. ‘hore were sold 700 bbls. New Orleans, at 2Te. 28e. per gallon; and 250 hhds, Cuba, on private Na “41 Sronme.—Crnde turpentine appeared very doll _MATRIMONY. + ADAME MORROW IS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, oo most wonderful sattolo, iat in the world, og thatha known. She will ta jends, which She is. seventh daughter of a seventh daughter and vac born with s nataral gift ber wonderful science to tell even their very thong Yul cange happy pairs to, come torether, who will all he rrentent happiness of matrimonial bi Mant of a lige of artrologors reac ng back for sente are truly astonis! Columbia. Gentlemen n ert Small parcels spirits of tur: vow A EO OR 1p tates ger TRY Wilmington coin. omAlso to. be Fold, 8 50a $5 75 per 280 Ibs. pentine brought 67e. a O8e. per gallon. mon rosin was moderately sought after, at $1 800 $1873; | Other articles remai on ma Cauca was mul ued whale, or or spore, Salos were made of 1. | years to run. ral May 3 for gard UW about the | name per-gallon—the asking prices: 50 gallons Woatorn red, at 60e.; | tome t feast aati Tereign sue Galt se CHINA AND ND GLASS WARE, &O. LASS! GLASS z, SHIRE St Ags Compauy are pre eee for ato jac] mt oxai oy, Mg. Golbura, ag EMNANTS’ ROOM ROR 0 “TO TRASH, FOR FIVE YEARS, Tue asement and eellar of ‘the f ick sto vod dol vtrevt, TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE. ment, to let,—Inquire at 51 Perry street, from ong to WITH BASE. 'sE—TO RENT FOR FOUR ‘ore tho Ist of May; provements, situ: Lada or a longer time, om or b Bewly furnished, ci ail th 4 buprovements, sity ted “he ington syuare and Fourte ‘ peor Fitthavenue, Address envy, Broadway Post Ofice. let to a genteel | near Fifth avenue. ROADWAY PROPERTY T0 LET OR LEASB—NO. 762 will be let or leased for thrse y House with modern improvements AP ioe by 00 bet suitable for a private Inquire on the promises, oF 8. G. Dusiness purposes. 14 Fults Pie ARDER’S SHOP TO LET—FURNISHED, IN A DE- sirable location; possession immediately. the office of the Clarendon Hotel. NOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET OR FOR SALE— Island. House two story and sitio, with wings, containing in all eleven rooms, with sta- ouse, and one acre of ground. from $ South ferry, and within five minute nS ‘Terms easy. Apply at No. 99 Sullivan street, At Woodhaven, Lon tnished about the 10th of ron ‘or further OUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET—SITUATED AT Darien, Conn., in one of the most heaith; ¢ New York and New three miles from Stamford, and within fow rods’ of the depot at Lockwood’s station. The houso is entirely new, having been completed last fall, finished with al! the moderna improvements, sont For further particulars ap 'D, on the een or to Geo. and contains nine rooms, marble mantels, &c. WM. LOC OAL YARD TO LET. nine years, and is doing a good business. who intends to commen: ath a —HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR poly. to 1. DEN: To any person in So ite ANDERSO: URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ON THE EUROPEAN plan, at 776 Broadway. A splendid suit of four or tive apartments communicating, with exclusive Dat for « family who wish to live well, and aa if ‘The house is first-class. and bas all th Tivase appiy trou 1 till 2 o'clock P.M when jhe rooms can be seen. JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—FOR SIX MONTHS or more, without bi @ large, neath, ant room, with & tall private f Poly: al 3% Bond re ry Svea saa nesaicge he RNISHED ROOMS, WITH GAS, third floor of » genteel house near ‘Madison square, to let to gentlemen, without, board: private, and no moving on the Ist of May. Address Fourth avenue, Herald office. USE AND STORE ON EIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR ‘Twenty-fourth street, ‘The store is aboat 20 by 60 feet. To afiret rate tenant improvements will be made in the ‘The house is threo s\ built ina first class manner, with 4 and cold, range, &e, Apply'on the premis .—-A BEAUTIFUL pee of three lots, 25x100 feet each, on Bucnavista ave- ies above the store, or os baths NE FLY with crank and cher shatdlng, with 2 friction pully, stop ley and belting. Also, pulleys OUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE—SITUATED IN CLIN- ton street, South Brooklyn, one block from Hamilton basemont and sub-cellar, For further particu: jouse is three-stor, with all the modern improveme: lars, inquire of Mr. Newman, ag door from the corner of Nelson ‘and Clinton str . ¥. Martin, 176 Water o. on reasonable terms, at White | oFTs TO LET._FOUR NEW ‘AND. BEAUTIFUL lofts to let, im Pearl street, mation apply to. BLANCHA )FEICE A iD LOFT TO (LET, CORNER OF WEST WELLS & CO., 11I ‘FICES TO LET—ADJOINING THE GIRARD House, and near the Hudson River Railroad ie 3 bhi most central and business location in the city. CAMPBELL & BROTHER, 123 Cham! FFICES TO LET—TWO LARGE OFFICES, AIRY ‘and well lighted, on the second floor, now occupied by the’Association for the Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations, well calculated for an insurance company or a banking hou: 8. near Beekman. For infor- .D, 239 Pearl street. a on is yi re Taquireor WATT, he renal No. 53. Broadway, . Will be rented for one or For terms, &c., apply to WM. O'BRIEN, 33 OOMS TO LET—AT 555 ower, near Broadway: roadway, suitable for manufacturin, nauire ‘at the ofice of the metallic eap man PE, 4 STREET, WITH PLENDID SUMMER AND WINTER RESIDENCE, —To let, the large house, stab! arden of the late ‘60 size highl; lodgood, now occu; ied jones & Brookes, in Main street, near Bridg 1. “the house wil be thoroughly renovated an: adnted. 1¢ is only forty minutes travel with the new Flush. ny Steamboat oF stage AN STELN, 90 Bowery |, containing four hundred cient to carry the mill in barns and other out: een ennerey inquire of My H, LICH! TORE TO LET—162 WILLIAM STREET, BETWEEN ‘A fine lot of fixtures for sale— Fixtures, $200. Apply to A> lar under the w! ole. Por TAYLOR, real estato and Ann strect: &e. Rent, $700. 'N, on the premises, Senanaew BEATER. ment, a a jtuated on Weehawken Hill, two nk road lea ling to Macken tiful view of the surroundin ‘ai: hour to Hoboken. Remt $4! dass, to JOHN H. BONN, at Mr. ver street, frst oor, commant ss * try; stages rune Mondays and hates tele a me. LET--THE FOURTH, PIFTH AND SIXTH 1H FLOORS of house 113 Nassar t, the rear fronting on Theatroy atley, 23 by 100 feet ; the Mixth floor bas three large windowg in the roof ; the centre of the other two floors lighted from the roof; the Jets will be divided or altered to suit tenants. Inquire of HJ. GILHOOLY, 75 Nassau strect. 0 LET—THE TWO-STORY MODERN BUILT HOUSE: 307 Broome street, Leeweon Broadway and the Bowery. Perescssion given Ma; aN F; the boure of Ie nnd Tk. See eran otanas, batons. a LET—A COTTAGE AT T YONKERS, WITH THREE- fourths of an acre of land, about one mile south eral road statio i. the Albany’ post road, Ares. HUTCHIN: 36 Johu street, N. ¥., or T. Jum, at Youkers, 10 LET—' DNFURNISHED, TO A SMALL FAMILY 0: gentlemen, the second floor, with or without ono atti room, of house No. 20 Amity street. - 0 LET-IN WATER STREET, BROOKLYN, ® Fulton ferry, a substantial four story brick balding W tect front, 40 fect deep, with ebimney, fos Steam power inthe rear. Apply to JAMES SCHRIDE, 1 10a: Broad street, New York. 0 LET—THE MODERN BUILT THREE STORY AND: basement house 196 Weet Fiiteenth street, near 34 avenwe; rent $600, Sixteen rooms, bath, range, lai ard, &., inevery way suitable’ for a respectable pivats amily, Inquire at the house. Gas will be put in for $24- extra. 0 Len IN WALL STREET—THB FRONT BASEs mucat No. 17, at present occupied ag offices. Tt is vory Gommodious, well ikgutod and ventilated. Apply in the store 17 Wall street. 0 LET FOR A RESTAURANT—THE BASEMENT OF ‘the mow building No. (U4 Broadway. It will have the Patronage of the upper art, witch is to be used as ® ares. ss lodging house. Keferonces required. Apply at 63 illiam street, third story, front, in the law office, 0 LET IN BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK.—NO. 180: ‘Auams ctreet, brooklyn, being a turce stury and Daa inent brick hows, in order, and within # few bloc of Fulton ferry.” Rent $4, the old, eatantished: bakery No. 124 Church street, New York. and parts of houses in South RG pom at aoa lantic treet, Bi lyn. TS) THE TWO STORY BRICK FAC- tory, il Wi ue eee ‘fourth street, betwoen Sixth and Seventh’ avenues, with steam power, hydraulic preas, brush, mills, drying cylinder, press paper, iron press plates, to- kether with other maclinery suitable for drying aad callons dering, or any other mannincturing business. Apply tov N, 83 William street, coruer of Mai anes; TS, “LET. OR LEASE—FOR A TERM OF ¥RARS, 105 Franklin street, situated sdiciaiog, the prumting eatabe Appleton & Co, Build= 8.70, lot 86x100, bein e doattabte bieoe of propert for manulacturing pup mie required. -ADDIy A EY Us BA RNARD, oth Pim T°. be get rata A PERMANENT Nags eran Two first class stone and brick houses at shi eut, now erecting, of M houre, 5 view, surroun 4ne'Wwoods and within Ste" mittee walk of the en Mite. to CHAS. K. HAMILTON, No, 74 Beaver street, 0 RENT—THE PAVILION HOTEL, AT NEW RO- cheTle, with fing garden and outbuildings; adapted par- ea for a sunmer boarding house, Inquire of Samuck E, Frink, 06 Chamvers street, before ii o'clock, A. M., ox 0 LET OR LEASE—A LARGE MANSI on’ Court strect, Brooklyn, with rooms isis for a, garden, ico cream halons, Bo, ‘The'grouna is ie er hous 0 let rs . Inquire £'8. B, TOWNSEND, & Nassau strect, eRe: po: LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, TWO LOTS OF ‘ound on south side of Twenty-fifth street, 225 feeb westerly of tie Sixth avenue. The location ts good'for works tops, or Would be a fine place for the livory stable bustuoss. For terms, apply to E. 'T. FANNING, 2 Bayard atroot, (0 LEASE—A LARGE STORE AND HOUSE, SITUA; ted on the corner of Fulton svenme and Navy street, Brooklyn, euitable for a grocery. cod tenant @ long: | and liberal lease will be given. ‘Apply ‘at the second house in Navy street, “ (T° LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—THEWALUABLE. plot of ground corner of Grand and Varick streets. tial rick building tUereon: Ob bye a9 feet. Apply to Ac ite ial brick building thereon, feet. ; CUSHMAN, No. 1 tba Brondwa; Zoom ie ee nO WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. —A WATCH- maker's sent and part of store to let. Inquire of J. Gs Bolen, 170 Brondway, hear Maiden lane, ALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY TO, LEASE— ‘the preminos on the northeasterly corner of Broadway and Franklin # extending along Franklin street to Cortiandt alley, eT front by about 150 feet deep, will be leased, rations made to it the lessee, om applica- tion to the undersigned. PETER 8. SWEENY, 61 Chambers street, 10 LET—PART OF HOUSE NO. 87 AVENUE C. will only be let to a ery: open ehildron. Aj tween 10 and 4 o'clock, on ir to ELLIOTT, corner s avenue C and 0 LET—THE HOUSE NO. 78 FIFTH AVENUE, THE former rosidenco of Mr. Belmont, together wi stable on Thirteonth street, if roq iven on the ist of October next, ho 800 per annum. Apply toA. BELMONT, No. Possession of stable 76 Beaver street. 10 LET—STORE } NO. 29 BEEKMAN STREET, WI' Store and a ‘are each 90 feont, rear and side. NER & SONS, | 2» ‘icleaaa streets 10 Cae HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. 15 HOWARD or without basement. feet deep, ral lighted Rpply on the premises, to RODERT 10 LET—HOUSE NO. 1 UNION SQUARE, BROAD. way, corner of Fourtounth street, (with the exception of tore); will be Let entire or in suits of rooms. Ay AISUN, 240 Broadway. References given and rey [0 LET—THE BLEGANT STORE NO. 50 BROADWAY, is one of the best lo- the Metropolitan pply to on and reared Bie tne | gations in. Broadway, selag 8 jinn Hotel. Witt be let William Hurry, Esq., 13 Wall pices or to J. St 86] Broadway.’ mn LET—A HANDSOME FRONT PARLOR, WITH A t for a doctor or dentist. balcony, conveni in stable house, with ail the ral other rooms ry reek modern impro' eis. at vos, 109 and it Canal ste ence required. LET—A GOOD SIZED UNFURNISHED ROOM, | _rititable for ® gentleman or lady. daguerrean gallery, corner of is not surpassed by any 0 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, THE UPPI ofthe house 140 the second floor Inquire on the ‘0 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, THE UPPER PART and back basement of a very convenient house, No. h and Tenth ave- gh. this Heise yy, Making it r the tl yy ‘one on the third, ines. x: 202 Wi * Ninet 5 juire vance will be 10 rey THOMPSON, NEAR PRINCE STREET, part of a house, consisting of front and back ith Leet J doors, and bedroom attached, on d two rooms on the fo For particulars 10 LET—ON STATEN ISLAND, ABOUT ONE MILE from the Fort Richmond ferry, ‘large and convent fram ood repair, with ten acre Uses. y> ply to from to Abraham P. wpe roshon, at Port Richmond. titers street, New York. LET—FOR TWO YEARS, A THREE STORY BRICK house, with good basement and sub-cellar, No. 26 Jay Street. For particulars apply at 20Jay street, or 124 Warren the tye focayited oF io neeicu A SMALL PAMIL’ ‘WITHOUT a STORY OR TWO n improvements, not et, ata rent Gf $900 oF $1,000.) Ad Ad. inf dp! WANTED—TO HIRE, IN SOME RESPECTA- 9500 or $600 A GOOD TENANT, 4 basement, ‘brick house, finished with Moors: ke. situated on Navy st fulton avenue, Brooklyn. (Avion he pad A TO rr LET—POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY, AN Raines suitable for law or other hurpores closet, on the second ‘floor of No, doors from Nassau street. rt 82 10. brick dwelling hou: other e modern impcuremer sed at ly Bowery, or on the promise tween the hours of Zand 3 daily, when the house may be LET—IN A FRENCH FAMILY, IN BROOKLYN, within a fow minutes walk of either South or Wal street ferries, © parlor and bedroom on the second story, to two tingle gentlemen, with foll or partial board. References inquire at No, 80 State street. rs ‘HIRD ae deer OF Eee BUILDING NO. at ‘Will be rent don Foasonable terms. amount of room, &c., box ply on the, premi LET—THREE APARTMENTS; ONE OF THREE rooms on second floor and room in oe two of two chon third floors of houses N ner of Woos' Possession given fmm a ERIVILEGE, OF sane for business, snd MISCELLANEOUS. OO Opies KLAUBERG, JR., Reh al Soe Ea 4 { Bleecker street, down to town, stréet, near Centre. Tailors’ issors ground an " eh Ned set, razo) yund concave for bi } oh, eae rey arbers, Grinding, polishing BYINE'S COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE EVERY family should keep this luxury ou hand, to of suddtn cold for singers itis Eyeagee Cantielee-it causes the Tips dl those nilee WH. RENNE, general agent, 240 Greenwigh stevet, ‘OR 12% CENTS YOU CAN PURCHASE A TRANS- trengthening plaster sproad on Canton Pare ‘fsamel. clatf,ad ndhes uve. and Car be get rt: pain. henton erly pain a inigiede trem Contean Picci et ieee Fepute recommend thom. Dr’ It, B. NEWMAN, Propristor, Hudson strect, New York, and for salo by druggists ge: OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS’ GOLD FOIL—TH& first premium was awarded (+ - Rearand dentists’ foll, by the Amerisan tastitees for 1658, Gold and silver teat ay lowest cash Dentists’ foil, superior FA tc tay 12 Franklin in strect. BEECHES! ECHES!!—TWENTY THOUSAND leeehes arrived, i iot sale by J. F CHEW £ COs, 90 Maldon lesen EPLATING.—OLD Pe idence BAYT ED a, aera Fd new, and warranted, ns, forks rods, trays, &e.. Apply a3 Goat 2 street office No. 2, up stairs, hn str: es SOSA SSD AE eee ig si ee bt CASES.—HOFFMAN & FERESH’S er — UPERIOR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREE! cheap WM. B. PRINCE & CO. Wiuching, “Lest land, are selling off tress op the Line f dhe ‘allroad, reduced rates. Priced catalogues will te sent to applicants, eee a ne cent fe apps 10 BUILDERS AND SHIPPERS.—N. WHRA' Cy Lee Aintieale and cones er inaide cud outelde shat sors oh a circular J op Dauel work, &s.. of le to order at the shortest notice and im Window glass, and a genoral assortment hardware, constantly on band, and for sale at prices. 10 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, re tyre founders, N he Park, New York, past fay tevore and d ateure the fancy fuote, anaeteeranticlers a heretofore extensi e PE giten such real satisfaction for for thelr dursbiity end, tert, Zor tusk cx arvhhtoaty ttlet tose Mecaonineee country. Every article in i2e covablishaeees ponte oer crore T whic are from the MILLINER YOAND DRESSMAKING. DD RESSMARING ND yee iRY.—A LADY Te. ‘in one of the above branol ADAME MALHERDE BROS LEAVE TO INFORM @ ladies that sho will open Paris millinery Thursday, March 28, at 409 Broadway, > PEG. OF PARIS MADE SPRING AND SUMMER antillas, p Meader, F March 20. T. ‘STE WART £ CO., , Broadway. ARIS MILLINPRY. _—MADAME FERRERO, NO.° Great Jones ag will open spring willinery on Tues day next, Mateh Zist, ARIS MILLINERY.—MADAME HEEP FLAMME, 762 Broadway, will open Spring millinery on ‘Tuesday mext, March 21. Dan merinall PRING MILLINERY.—MRS. WM. SIMMONS WILLe exhibit her new patterns of Parisian American millinery, on and after Thursday, the 231 ins GPRING MILLINERY “MRS. DAVIDSON, 181 CAN ATs street, corner of Laight, will open Paris spring millinery ch Thursday next, March 23. . ILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY, A HANDSOME assortment of Paris embroidered sets, also a new seleo- tion of lace sets, comprising Honiton, Valenciennes and Maltese, bind a ae ye to which we invite an early ing WOOD, 781% Broadway, Vvetween rth and Teste streets. , with » yr front. A fow would be ferred. The ew, wader fe a location RE ices | pd NEW COLL Ins Borie gree Senaaty it Hoe the river on all sides, making it very Terms moderate. NW orFice in | App! Stay ameter AN OFFICE IN | PRY TAL To LET— re SAL) CHANGE FOR CITY tables, and othor build- ia, N. Y.,with- Lewis Terrace, ¥ i Fthdety minw walk from the Mel every modern improveme uses are replete with Tl a indispatatie. SAR 2°BRO., 117 Broadway. UPPER PART OF A HOUSE, CON- of front and back parlor, with clo: nt $225. Apply at 31 Amos street, or 42 Cedar xtreet, up stairs. LET—THE ELEGANT Ashland place and 57 | ag ara avenue, rae all the ‘erry Li COMER, 208 Broadway. 0 ‘aaa Pb ELIGIBLE CORNER STORE 304 BROAD- Can be altered to 100 feet even it required. Iso, rt of 16 bul Ly DE. BLOOMER, 208 Broad T° fF Sa ie 1% 1 past, present,’ and fnture round, spring of water, and two large ponds. Apply to J. | gee and will rhow your futuro husband and absent onidhed thousands during her travels ia NEW HOUSES NOS. iuodern improvements. by invoking the powors o YY ig se powers Apply toE, B fo lofts in the w Deen disappol = fy a thowe number of good offices. Apply nrriage, mi may siee, found nal principles 16 betwoen Cannon - ‘Y, Rid po LET—TO A SMALL, GENTEEL FAMIL' ing two large comm« way and Bowery, PROPOSALS, ‘0 LEAD DEALERS.—SEALED PROPOSA| be received at the office of the Croton aeiment, Rotunda, Park until Tuesday, the, of ‘arch, inst,, st 8 o°elock be opened, to furnish ten tons of state the price per pound for which peteo will netude the del yard, foot of Twent; h livery must be be Croten Aqueduct Bonrd re propowale if deomed for te 0 be made in accor ation, and to be pro inances of the corpor> sranmee ith the grain Furnishing Lead.’* Blank forms of eetimate pecan Pe ate on application at thie Hes L ‘Croton i De # FokEST, A ia Office, Croton ‘Agesdest Deparveneth, Mareh 17, 1854. ————————————— ASTROLOGY. AAA RARAAA KARA AAA AAAAARADADARAODRDDDA STROLOGERDR. WILSON, 00 BROOME STREET. — A Stic readers are informed, if they want sclentife infor Fhudn without being humvagged, tBey hed better 6 ghtar apply to. an astrologer at first. end save heir Otee ciel. required. ‘Terms, $1 each, and no humbug used. STROLOGY AND PHLYSIOGNOMY THER CELEBRA- hk a rein i adh eve an ar Na sid no rain i 3 vith 176 Ch ‘Chambers atreot, near Gr Greenwich. ‘RS. HAYES, CLAIRVOYAN fran LADIES’ Appi. cel friend, former's so well known when with abers it, ye i blessed by tapes for her almost mi The Low very disense. fest Cnievoyant in Amoriva, “Oitioe v ‘Sprice bepeet, neag + the Bowery, — —