The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1855, Page 3

Alleged Smugging on Board the Hermann. » SPROIIONS LN ADMIRALTY—UNITED BPATES DISTRICT . court. Before Hon. Judge Hall, Mancu 21.—Phe United States vs. One Case Containing Woollen Cloths, Isidore Silverstein, Claimant —This was @ proceeding on the part of the United States to forfeit the goods, on the ground that they had been concealed ‘on board the steamship Hermann, and that the duties ‘had not been paid. Evilence was given by the proseca- tion that on the 24 October, 1854, the case was stopped at the gangway by the Custom House Inspector, as three men were taken it ashore, who said that the owner of it was on the dock. It was marked ‘passengers’ bag- gage,’ but had no mark of having been inspected, That ‘the case was sent to the public store, and while there ‘the claimant, with others, came there to see about it, ‘and said it contained old clothes, books, &c, That at the request of the officer the claimant at once unlocked it, and on examination it waa found to contain also 26 ue woollem cloths, which were valued at $697, Fe were also remnants of cloth, and the claimant alleged that he was a tailor, and had brought this stock ‘over among his othor baggage, but denied any conceal- By the Court—The attorney of the United States seeka ‘to procure s condemnation of the property libelled in ‘this case, as forfeited to the goverament, under the pro- belo tad Tho Bt ection of pe bi of Porat’ 2, 1799, a ‘such prope: ad been concealed on boar tre ateamer Hermann, contrary to the pro- of that section. Sebggbeconnr ”? aq used in that section, ap- aes oy te to artioles intended to be secreted and with- wn from public view on account of the dues not having beon | or secured to be paid, (12 Wheaton. 480,) and am has not been ‘the opinion that the charge of conceal- proved in the present case, ‘There bel geht § y lbeliea mana made to ieee the box, containing icles ut a gait the payment of dation, ton tthe clmaat, by a sufficiently rebatt Sriomece produced in hs such attempt pt was, aie his di- or consent, and has shown quite conclusivel; ‘that he was absent from the ship for some ae soatlgrsbie time before and until the next day after the attempt was saveiae auch circumstances I think the burden of prov- that the be Berane eg engaged in the effort to een the be oh in the employ, or acted by the di- ection or consest of eae soem ge in upoa the United States, especially as the officers ry the customs Gaw the persons engaged in the attempt, and alsoaaw the Sry io as or acres fvaaopets the eo owner tention Cambor ong ‘persona hit a it ee et tt the ei just officers Reread eat te aba ihe Swati’ Neither this the box, has been cart- U ot States for the pirpone of Hentitvias the claimant if the being weet remove the box from the ship without ite t examined by the oficers of customs, bony without the duties cndnr te would be 8 ‘con eat ka the visions of the act before refe: ,) there in no proof i ial ts ‘he libel must:therefore be dismissed, but there must be a certificate of probable cause. United ‘States Commissioner's Court. Bofore John W. Nelson, Esq. ‘CHARGE OF EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF FLOUR AT THE ATLANTIC DOCKS, BROOKLYN. Manca 21.—The United States vs. William Kelly, Pat- wick Fagin, Robert O'Farrell, Mathew Murphy aud Fre- derick Terhune.—It is alleged that a system of robbery ‘by the employés in the Atlantic Decks, Brooklyn, has ‘been going on for years, and an incalculable quantity of flour stolen from the barrels stored at the bonded ‘warehouse. Mr. Joachimssen appeared for the prosecution, and Mesare. Dunning & Devereux for the defendants. John Cahill deposed that he lives in King street, near ‘Van Brunt pepe Brooklyn; I work at the Atlantis dock as a ;,1 know the bonded warehouse; I ieee, Robert O'Farrell, Murphy and Ter- hune; Kel ly is @ laboring man; I have seen him working ‘in the bonded warehouse; Fagin is also a laborer; Murphy was foreman, Terhune o bave seen Sere aosanises of flour in the public store; I never for Murpby in fil! tng from a fall barrel to an Geripensyt have helped and Farrell to turn out on one > weg saw Murphy on the deck fon eee ootet wih flour going at ae load seven or eight Cross. 't know that they came from the government store. Direct examination—I have bought flour from Murphy; ‘I don’t know where it came from; I bouget ‘at the pub- a and recesivei it there; 1 cought ten “sod t dollars ® barrel for the flour; the first was ; the last was three pours ago; Tdon't know of bis sel ing flour to any others. ‘Orons-examined—I asked Mi iy to well it; borings ts aris berg e put by. the innpetor "ilo pil ur; gs are put by the pact int the reason I asked him was I knew hi had ‘halt’ the t By Tappen, deposed—I renide corner of ead Carroll Fiam, 9: fone is ‘Henry streets, Brooklyn; Thave Inapected flour from the opening to the close of wx the last. 1 ‘nfo was snd ‘March; ie ia- apecting, we draw borings, that ig about three ounces ‘from the barrel—196 ibs. ; I have half the boring sduring 6 it part of the borings of the o did not go to Murphy Tare | at the Atlestie docks for three seasons; been son I was clovely To Mr. fouchtmnarea”1 have weighed flour, 4 found it short; the borings were given by the pail full; all Murphy got last season wo not sabe ee 31 have weighed from the 25th of Fel to the 13th ‘of March, 6,345 and found 12,476 pounds short; “that is equal to 635, barrels ani pounds; some bar- ols wore 20 some 33 "pounds short; the highest was Adjourned to 23d March, Supreme Court—In Chambers. Before Hon. Judge Morris. Marcu 22.—Habeas Corpus,—In the Matter of the Ap- plication for a Writ of Habeas Corpus for Ransom Smith. —The prisoner in this case is held in the custody of the Sheriff of the county of Kings by virtue of a warrant or requisition issued by the ex Governor, Horatio Seymour, ‘to hold him and deliver him to the agent appointed by ‘the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania, Ransom ‘Smith is charged in the requisition of the Governor of Pennsylvania with being fa fugitive from a» charge of PE Basteod claimed the discharge of the prisoner, on the grounds that the warrant is absolu void, ‘and that it is untruethat Mr. Ransom Smith {1 « fugitive eee niipentyiaat the alleged charge against him 1 inthe were examined, and the Judge remanded the aceused. Violation of Corporation Ordinances. FIRST DISTRICT COURT. Before Judge Green. Marcu 22 —Thore were eighty-four suits in this Court this morning, to recover penalties for the violation of the corporation ordinances, in encumbering sidewalk: id streets, in selling secord-band goods without license, &c. Pe af that number, twenty-five were settled by the and in twenty eight cases the summonses were oa yen yy, and new nervice ordered, and twelve ad. terre for future trial. The balance were tried, and judgments atte against the offenders, in various sums, from $5 re were also dve suits agai merchants for pm, carte to be backed across sidewalk in delivering and tal away goods. Inthe latter cases the offenders contend that by the ordinance they are permitted to do just what they have been doing. The guns remarked that he would take time toexamine Anto the latter cases, and give judgment in a few days. ‘Theatrical and Musical. Acapemy or Music.—A novelty and eee fo the way . performances, is announced for this evening, Pf sporty of Donizetti's “Maria di Roba: Most ot ‘the principal artists, among which we may mention the Fv of Signorine Vevtvali, and Balad isto: aad dutnt, will appear. ‘Maria a and the Duke de Chevrense are said to be the parts in which Signora Seffenone Signor Badiali ap pear to the greatest advantage. Nuo’s Ganoew.—We understand that Von Weber's Tomantic opera entitled “Der huts,’ with the same cast, will be repeat y by the be German opera com pony to-morrow even’ are gaining great cele- rity with the mnaical dietant of this city, Baoapwar TitkatTax —Mr. Forrest by 1 aire. repeat his persevation of Cardinal Sian vhichiiee . it. Mesars Conway, Grace, Lanergan, Mdme. Ponist will assist in the other ene “Bons Fide Travellers’’ is the concluding farce. “‘Ham- Jet"’ will be performed to-morrow evening. Bowser Twxarnn.—Mr. 8. W. Glenn will have his be- nefit this evening, for which a great bill is provided. Mr. and Mrs. Conner will popes in Lome 's tragedy of “Richard pe which is the a Bp ‘The “De "? will follow, and the I conclude with ame of “Robert Macaire,’”’ Im the sourse of the evening Mr. Glenn will preach « lager bier sermon. Burton's TaeaTan.—This evening is the one set aj for tae two oe “* Gxed’”’ Fomily” ee and inimitable Parts, A crammed house is ii variably Bhe result of the announcement of as Wautacn’s i 4x benefit of Mrs. " —oamely, the ‘beautiful drama of ‘Modintte of (Sketches in India,” and the @ “The Pet of the Petticoats,” The wi formance consists, in of +‘ Heads or Urine ald" ie Od Seong ne Me dome Bruortan Orsra Hovses.—At the hips ian ope houses excellent lormances for thelr patrons. | At Wood's, the Mummy,” ™" Rochester Enoob ings,” and the “Black Bwan’’ wilt Th ie announce their custo: lances and instrumental so! aque of The Two Pamporet” tind troupe, which numbers among ite members ta. ated performers, will play the musical farce of “Happy nele Breve.” FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tnourspay, March 22—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was a little heavy at the opeu- ing this morning. With considerable reduction ia extent of transact‘ors, there was in some of the fan clea @ decline in prices. At the first board Virginia 6's fell off { per cent; Missouri 6's, 4; Erie bonds, 1875, 4; Winois Central bonds, 3; New York Cen- tral 7’s, 4; Pennsylvania Coaly 4; Cumberland Coal, 4; New York Central Railroad, 1; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 3; Harlem, j; Reading Railroad, 4; Hudson River Railroad, 17. Galena and Chicago Railroad advanced 1 per cent; New York Central bonds, 4. The market is more unsettled than it ‘would otherwise be, on account of the anxiety of the public mind relative tothe odmplexion of our Next sdvices from Europe. It does not matter, so much what the character of the expected news is. The suspense is working more injury than the re- ality. So far as cur most important local interests are concerned, it is not of so much consequence whether the reported death of the Czar is true or Lot. We want the fact, whatever it is; and those who sell stocks for a fall, upon the supposition that Nicholas is living, will make a mistake, for his death would be mo:e likely to put prices down than ‘up on this side of the Atlantic. fhe advance in stocks bas not been entirely upon the fact of his desth. {Previous to the arrival of admnces to that effect, the stock market had been quite buoyant for some time, and the cazses producing that expansion were entirely local. The upward movement commenced in the midst of the gloomiest war period of the season, and it is our impression that the reseipt of intelligence thatthe Czar is alive and vigorously prosecuting the war, will be more likely to put prices for stocks up than down. The war has now no terrors for us, under its mos} adverse circum- stahces, but on the contrary is calculated to be of advantage in a good many ways. It served to con- tract and restrict commercial transactions, andthat was just what we wanted to recover strength and tone in our financial systems. It acts now as & whole- some check upon mercantile operations, and pre. vents the existing easy money market from leading to more over-importation and more overtrading But forthe fears and apprehensions entertained relative to the European war, there would have been, before this, all sorta of enterprises and pro- jects presented for the employment of capital, and we should have been again in the same line of ex- travagance that led to so much disaster six months since. The war has been our safeguard. It is the fear of eomething they know not of, which has kept the community in check, and saved us from arelapee. Inthis view of the question, any event likely to restore peace to Europe and let loose upon ‘us again all the elements of speculstion, cannot be looked upon in s favorable light, and the death of the Czaz would therefore, under these circum. atances, be deplored. After the adjournment of the board to-day, the following sales were made at auction by A. H. eae order of the Fort Wayneand Southern Raflroad Co. 000 of their real estate first seven per bar bonds, due in 1859, interest pi New York, Int June and Int September, ar the Oho Life Insurance and Trust Co., $1,000 each,, 60 2 69 & int. Also, tor secourt of whom it tight co 1,009 Obio Dy lis ilroad = seeont vd wth fa - 03% 8 OF & int, eerie = ee interest ‘al at Jam iat nits 7 & int. as 1854, }e dhe lg State’ seven per cent erat dees alee ‘Ghieays pr arr pet cent bonds, due in 1869, interest Trt A and Is October, $1, . & $5,000 Shelby count; ferest 1st pril am $10,000 Hudson River cent convertible bonds, due je dar, Ist May and 1stNevember, $1 100 shares Second Avenue 197 Catewassa, William: Er Foes ‘ete beep Tames and Citizens’ Bank, ‘of Williams Hid 128 Continental Tarurunce Oo mma 1 wich Fire Ins. Co At the second board the market was a shade or two better. Nicaragua Transit improved 4 per cent, Hudaon River Rallroad, 3. The ateamship Atlantic, from Liverpool, must be nesr at hand with seven days later intelligence, and the anxiety for her ar- rival is so intense that nothing of importance will be done im any of our marketa until the suspense is removed. The steamer is now in her thirteenth day, and cannot be long delayed. The traneactions at the Assistant Treasurer's office te-day, were as follows:— Paid on Treasury account. Recerved on Treasury aecount. Balance on Treasury account. Paid for Assay office... Paid on disbursing chee! The annual election for officers of the Gardiner Gold Mining Company was had a few days since, when the following gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year:—Charles Ely, A. P. Halsey, Charles Tracy, P. G. Gardiner, J. W. Candler and 8. H. Mix. At a subsequent meeting of trustees, Charles Ely was elected President; Geo, C, Ripley, Treasurer, and Richard Youe, Secretary. During the whole of the past season this company has been steadily par. suing ite legitimate business. It has had from forty to fifty men actively engaged in mining, and an im- mense quantity of ore has been raised to the surface. The company’s crashing machine has been through- out in perfeet operation, and the amalgamating m1 chinery is nearly completed. The management is composed of shrewd practical men, with enlarged experlerce in this branch of business. They feel confident of satiefactory resulta at an early day. According to an official statement, there were forty banks in existence in the State of New Hamp- thire on the lst Monday in December last. The ag: gregate smunt of capital stock which hed been been actually paid in to these institutions was #3876 000. The amount of debts due the banks and secured by pledges of their stock, was $19,247. ‘The tota) value of the real estate belonging to them was $58,859. The sum of all the debts due the banks wee $7,063,263, and of this am $74,465 was due from directors, either as principals or sureties. The amcunt of specie in vanlt was $197,912; bills of other banks on hand, $158,460. The whole amount of deposits was $880,979. The amount of deposits ip other banks for the redemption of bilis was $756,631; and the amount of biils in circulation was equivalent to $3,135 671. ‘The Boaton Tyaveller of the 21st inst. ms te For covering into Bor the Beater the Interior Departmei The negotiations in regard tothe steamboat route from Norwieh to New York have resulted ta re- storing the connection of the route with the Boston cara, to do the business in a prompt and acceptable manner, From Norwich to New Yerk there will be the new boat the Commonwealth, and the superior steamer the Connecticut, which is to be refitted. The coupons of the bonds of the Great Western Railrosd Company of Illinois, due on the lst of April, will be paid on and after that date, at the company’s office, No, 46 William street. ‘The warranta entered at the Treasury Depart ment on the 20th instant were;— Yor paying Trenoary dob. *ajasg 10 2 ey customs, ue 465, 89 Fer covering into lancous sources, 3,299 00 ing im the War Departme: or thet te Department..... : a soloed tee of the Great Western Rati. road Company was held at Hamilton, Canada West, last week. The report states that the earnings of the road forthe half year ending January 31, were ye yt ate, eee ‘The salés of pork pate s Sit or new do 5 $14 34 ST for new Western p mesa. bbls. city $16, ef counts Pee Pee mem tought about 600 oble. conn atold ) and deo vole. ed abe pet I, - Chicago extra repacked sold at bg ricer I ae 4 100, $5,225; do. do, ‘soxi00, $6, oo! $6260! Se. 188) Went Boda 25x67, $8, Jota om Fitty-third street, vear Third avenue, each 25 100, $1,225 each; 2 do. on Fifty third street, near Third avenue, each 265x100, $600 each; 2 do. on Forty-ninth street, near Sixth avenue, each 22x100, $1,100 each. SUGAK.—The market continued tolerably active. The bend oom about 600 a 700 hhds. New Orleans at 46,0 8 akout 800, de Oban 4346 8 Sar and 20 dor Porto Rico at be, with « small ot Havane retned at ¢. .—There waa more clover hein, and prices were unchanged Pennsylvania were at 100., and Obio clean st 103c., but without sales of importance. Srices.—The market waa firmer, The incladed 1,000 mats cassia at 40c., and 70 cacer nutmegs at $1. TALLOW dull and nominal at 12c. {ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. UPSON RIVE ROVEMENT,—OWNERS OF steam dredgtng machines may hei loymont for excavating and removing earth from t the Hudson svove and below Albany, on rapolication tothe andor: Fatt at OL Ninth street, RICH*D BELAPIELD, Maj. of Kngincérs. 0. OF 0. F.—BEACON LODGE, NO, 228. Tne Mew. fe, Bete of Beacon Led tod ge room on Friday t Lo'clock, for the pur — vot crete gb Inve Cribute of ‘rospect to our Inte worthy » See. Dewilt, My order, WM, 0. MUIR, N.G MASONIC, Notice. a) MEMBERS OF MUNN Lodge No. 19), FA. M., are Fog ates to attend @ re Py ey thei sie 'By'@ ie iday) evening, March jon of 3, We or: ” SUbAm DERRY, W. M. D.C. Brarton, Secretary, ‘asonsc Korte. —THE MEMBERS OF ORIENT chapter N ., are hereby motified to moet at £195,536 28, 2d., and the working expense £102,- 256 2s. 24,, leaving a balance of £93,080 ls., which, added to the balance of the previous half year, £475 188, 6d., makes the total net recelpta over working expenses £03, 55 19s. 64. amount was paid interest on bonds and borrowed money, £45,648, and for six months’ lfyuidation of Out of this £500,000 sterling Provincial debentures, £9,125; leaving a net balance of earnings of £38,754 19s. 6d., equal to three per cent oa the present capital of £1,288,325. wes: Bayne, of the firm of Selden, Withers & Co., of Washington, denies ali the statements of Mr. Rives relative to the Exchange Bank. He charges Rives ‘with hostility, owing to s basiness diffioulty of long wtanding, and denies the statement that any money of the firm his been used incom- promising or compounding claims. The truatecs leo atate that the most of the available funds are tied in New York by Virginia attachments, but they have collected assets to the amonnt of $150,000, and have paid $180,000 for the redemption of bonds of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, in con- formity with the letters of assignment. The Chicago Journal of Monday, the 19th inst., says :— larenbe Matteson arrived in this city yesterday, from New BES. where he has been for s sbort time peat lecting: arrangements for a neottlomen mit lesurs. FWadaworth & Sheldon, om account of the lus and land funds of the te in their hands, sinide of tho gemeral sanett of thet, Remy ana not yee: vit assets not gui eine assignments made b; them, "vo that no loss Mesers, aderarth « worth & fund in ‘hele bat bands at ste time of Sealant a ‘This nt will ena! pay the Januar Piaterest at the time the July payment is due, eee rded ax & fortunate circumstance, a4 far as jeremy nope and we learn it ia entirely satisfactory to the persons w! much the cara the state's indebtedness, upon which payment is to tare regard we atale teens in the hands of the former when the failure took place, it i known pepment or tbele return, aad itis prenuened early Hope Fh, umed early si Wail be taken ke to secure the State ugsinst ultimate “f fla New Youn, March 22, 1855. #0 Cumb Coal Co . C rer 10000 Louisiana 6s. . pr Erie a 776.830 $000 I C RR be LJ 26000 do. TuuRspaY, March 22-6 P.M Asum continued dol) and prices nominal, at $6 25. Breaberures.—Flour—There was more doing, with » tly improved feeling in'common Statate brands. The braced 6,000 a 6,000 bbla, included latter figure for ig 4 1% Ps corvette oak eboice brands salad 4.05) bole, 10.37 a $10 be red at $1076 Mehr oehhg South- ern was in fair demand, with sales of about 1,000 bbls. at soe 62 for inferior to good brands, and $075 a $10 87 for extra. There was no change to notice in rates for rye flour or meal. Grain—Wheat was more ac- tive. The salen included 7,000 bushels ime white Genenee at $2 70; 1,000 red Western, at $2 10, amd 500 Southern prime white on private terms, supposed to be at at about $2 60, and 6, Canadian white, not viously reported, at $2 40, PGonn The market was frm and « trifle better, oving do cue Btle amcums ferenpers and reduced # The sales embraced $,000 buahets Southern yelle Gc., and 6,000 do. were reported at slightly under $1. Rye—We only heard of about 600 buanels North river, at $1 as Barley me perl, out of season, and only ing im small jot Corrms.—The market continued firm. The sales om beteed about 360 bags of St. Domingo, at 9\e.; about Rio, at 10%6. a Viwe.; 400 mate Java, at ite. 4360. and 260 Maracaibo, at Mjge. @ 12jge Owing tom dixposition to it the receipt of later foreign news by the Atlantic, market was i o snimwated, bat prices continued firm, without far. Pe tome ‘The sales embracea about 2,500 9 5,000 bag) —Rates were inactive, as shij were wait ing the receipt of later foreign news, To Liverpool, 300 8 400 bales compressed cotton were engaged at 6-324. and 25 bales Sea Inland do 5-164. Other articles were at about the same ) with little To London and Havre there was nothing of momont ne teen a aie et en 8,000 «9,000 gallons of oll were en at 2igc. per with ‘ome lota of cotton at ice. rey at 22s. 64. To Bremen 150 cedar logs wo engeged on vate terms. To Cali- fornia, rates ranged trom 0c. « Fuert.— The market was quiet, and prices ae Hat —Bales of about 600 ‘8 were made at Honry.—About 20 hhde and 40 tierces honey rn sold at 4c. for export. short price Ixom —Within two or three days about 200 » 300 tons Scotch pig have been noid at $20 a $2. Laan. —The market continued firm Galena was held at Ojge., and sales of 100 toms English were made at O%e. Hales of 5,000 bbls. common were made at $1; and 200 ¢o. lump at $1 12. Lamp waa wi it change. About 900 bbls. were re. at Kc. a #0. — Tin mares was active, with » further stvance of about 0. The sales encladed 600 6 $00 casks, at ane. * ie. the bulk of it, Motsmms.—The market for New Orleans was more active, and about 600 » 600 bbls. were sold at 27¢.; @ do, clayed Cubs, at Zc, 55 do. Cuba, at Ze, Navan —flales of 100 ble. were made at $3 60, with small sale» of at Common rosin more firm at $1 70. a were a Paoveras—Tue Maret exhibited some beer feo, nels ‘Poors, ay 4 Chega seage' hia dey, (Pridey) atl Bet pay at tribute of respect to pan! oa) Der ae > FISHER, 1. P. Ay KODRTS, Secretary OTICE TO PILOTS.—NOTICE 18 HEREBY a wel any loll Pilots bri vessels into this port, that ita the suewiaee sections of ihe hoalth inwe of the it \uired of — joo. 10, It shall be e duty of branch adeepeny ples ining to the port to nee his utmoet endeavor hail Yoesol which he thall d demand of the Peron has died or ik vanes, an inted at the time Re ber phe ie aie TARE o yy order, rd during the pas- feotions, or pestilontial sailing at the port fron bject to tI direet bim to YORK) JAN. 20, 1855 RECEIVED OF MR ‘iam Lalor, Trei of the Young Men's Associa: Uon, $1,775 80, being the Proceeds af given tor the Roman eer York, Mareb 19, 1485, — tors tors of the above ITH, Secretary pro tem. 1CAGO AND ROCK ISLAND org, Rsshangs Bank, Building, QrucE oF, THE. C lireed wrannieaicoed, Company, tng deelared “sion Setnday. tho seventeonth in: stant arg POM: untilthe second of April. The dividend a mp Tribe pa he leo? the ‘A: FLAG, Treasurer. HE MARINERS’ SAVINGS BANK, CORNER THIRD apne and Ninth street, pays six por o terest on of $500 der, per cei me over pen daily, from9 A.M. to2P. M., and Wednesday and gathraay evenings from 5 te! 8 os JACON A. WESTERVELT, (late Mayor of the eity,) Piynuir.W. Rwos and lease T. Surru, Vico Presidents, W- B uawonrn, Seoretary. Nn. Savings B an; in no way fn Vhs city in Legislature of this Sti ki GH AND SPANISH LANGUAGRS.—PROPESSOR ORIHURLA, Spanish te idemien, 145 oth Philosophical Dooks, at reasonaole terms. ))RENCH LANGUAGE.—MONSLEUR AND MADAME Dubos are going to form now sen of convers@tional netrneth those wishing to sequire @ true knowledge of Morning afternoon classes for Private lessons. place, Kighth street steaeviow of By GERMAN BLOOMFIELD | ACA, Bloomfield renklin atroet will «ee al and practical system, without domy, corner of atrects, N, J, alforde rare facilities to pizerne £s derisiag to learn ‘she language. Rooms fora fow uotion, daj Ta EDWAKD TELDNEN, Principals” DRY Goons, 40. T te Paget 866 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS ABOVE Union square, ane received colored aad black silks, f dry good various syle, pe on hand, Grn BEAT SHARGAINS I SU KS. MES loavure in an ell Aha day ty Hitting French all ch ae No. 0 inbroideries very m: vanity and perches ROUNTY LAND NOW 100 ACRES—TO ALL UNITED States sailors, soldic d other in any war singe 178), die of claims ty ubWakp BISSRUL A late Purser U, 8. Navy, 67 Wall street. BwVE LAND.—SOLDIERS, “SALLORS, Ae. the widews of those decensed in oh war Bin sue late ect of Congress are antitied to 1M) sore: ean obtain the + it the old ertabiisl ham street. Kvic.uoe of servios of thoee tl part on file CALVIN ims UNDER man Pp mot and loenlly 3 ae ls Vitet Pla den outed by @ wil Nem street, bet ‘ORS, MARIN va, ‘or minor ehil: 4 Otfies, Nos, N & DIXBY. NTS.—ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO der the late act of Congress, can have avy in any of the wars sines 1778, are sntiled bow Those 4 40 the Sy N PURSUANCE. OF AN ORDER OF THE hee gate of the County of New York, notice is here: 4 iven to all persons having claims against John L. a te 4 the city of New York, merchast, de- sensed, to tthe same with vouchers thereof to , &t his office, No, 61 Chambers street, in too Sap of New York, 00 or before st moa nek next. Dated New York, the 25th 4: of January, PrAER B. . Public Admbmiatra ted” hickory, maple about from 3) to 10) All the varieties of ship timber can b+ prowuted in 7 nd vf the bast quality: also, tannery’ bark and hoop poles Ia aban: factiition Yo getting Ralirest, Delaware and sae of wil be party in tie ety ot New York. The aeteaed to i CROWELL Voce ms Vork ety Middietows, Orange Co. NY, March 16 Int COAL, &&. _ me Ort iterators fa i THe ah cohen wlavennd tg evel, ot only ‘ail acon pecan 9 Beorme ween, AND LODGING. i BROOKLYN— ON baler Ltd OF two or three ingle ease sults of rooms, jeely furnished le onthe house, Calls attonded during next FRONTNG ST. JOHN'S HUDSON STREET, front soon, A has all the modorn improve ne. NINTH STREET. THIRD DOOR BAST, OF ed rooms in suits or separntely. wo ie, Wreath, it sya wy jure ENTLEMAN WISHES TO it to gentlem Weasels ail t room and bedroom, with there are Wa A LADY AND @ DOORS WEST OF double rooms to let, 0 fnuilly; torme not to » Broadway Fort Office, ANTRD—BY A you; fal GENTLMAN, A oD dinner at six c'slock P.M. RD STRERT. HANDSOME FRONT AnD or on the first floor, and ith Croton water, to let, MISCKLLANKOUB, STRERT, N NEAR VARICK.—W. & B. fats and fender, kitohon range, REND STRERT.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, x |, On be Rcoommodaced with sovond or third floor, furnish: Lor partial board, No moving ia Pid ol TWENTY SEVE! TH ITING MACHINE, BY WHICH, and original and one ee ri “ omens partial board; in ww atae Temalp wndispoced of. ft 1s 0 tortane far 4 D. SHRPHEKD Counselle 67 Kerry strect, between LADY AND GENTL AN CAN HAVE A WAND. 1, furnished room, with board for tho lady, it family, and no boarders. Location n Address Mrs. Jones, Broadway * power to every organ to a (hid Manrrs CAN HAVE HOARD IN ry othe mm; he nalleyon Bran ad the dysentery for ie ox ibed be will tell ig them to order th fed bewels what cured bi LADY, WHO HAS KEPT A FIRST CLAS! Wwishos to meet with a xentloman who has » large house that he would rent, and board YEW SINGLE GENTLEM > ited with pleasant rooms and p; by Willow street, Brooklyn Heigl's, Seems eed ference exchanged. VING RETIRED IN THE UPPER PART convenient to oar and stage row parlor and bedroom to comforts of & home. d, as Dr. Beandret bean cr ery facility of coves to P i second c MIXTURE OF ¢ or crn od ag AND it <n be pent by on press OARD, A SUITE OF UNFUR: mee, et e., may be bi vate family, w faruished WINDOW SHADES AND LOOKING eperster of 2 fret olaey neem ROOMS TO LET, WITH DOARD, tleman and wife, or single gentle IN A RESPECTABLE FRENCH nted by an American genti the Fronoh language. Boot of references given aad required, Address rt: Gone. 4h ac. MPsON, 3 road wag, an, rhe upper part of the CARD WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG pllare per week ITRATE OF SODA IN BAGS Ls, both a plumb trees noth ‘Ordere Left al the othe ry, No. 193 Daane street, will eeosive atten ife, an fe house with gna, be inte eens Price not mo HANTS AND OTHERS WILL w wi house keepers need not answer. ara ry < the country. vedeey ery in a iprivate family, in IDERI oa EMDROI DERIRS—EMGROIDERIRG yh jor bandherobiete, Poakd WANTED.—A SS er two children, aged Cid and Ome at et PARIS. ed po ‘Zorsed bas no tein me day ‘twill free y OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG family, where thers are but to exceed $3 per week, Aa ly the sare means of Se moons, ‘der ond pile for imeoots, rate Mroedway puny, stating lo OR OF PHRENOLOGY, ANTEDA WIDOW LAD! OTICE. WANTED, inom pape, woth & v4 ABOUT 2.4 PRET OF CAST bel begets private ald room eens “ iy CRNTS PER ‘ bora, ou, 79 lod from ae i arity with golfer sliver, et short Company, 201 Bowery ray, ever Viostaing BOKEN — WANTED, » few boarders taken. 7 Rorm+s A ty! 17 SHOW (Ase ow bet Aver sed Revers mila Cah hy W CASES —SCAMIDT & NROTIERS MANUTAL MONTRY BOARD WANTED —A- _fivow LADY r vem and required. LOW CANES, BOW CASES-OF LV BR Fie elt oth Vert place. Feetory %« VOUNTKY BOARD WANTED—FROM FIROT OF MAY Prelerred. easy of sesnge be he ity, for the light fereitere M cw Sr aniae, AND AMERICA of fon tuanitien ov wi - 0 Terms moderate rRom THK ut May. rivwivikd AND GLAZED © TONEWARE ie watke ] ne, whied sannet corrode oy, Bash bricks, Desdereaear “Me AMITY PLACE NEATLY 4 fernished rooma with or w * partial beard mAL VERY O1.Sasant hense Gasly love of'cud has LE OF CORPORATION ERO 7a cath aneet A , , ay. z oe way Post OMen, etatiog Verne ont hs traders Improvements i. wie ve tren Gor, for s tart slaee phy oosen aol eee nh Ratan | © O8 THRER ROOMS WITH BEDROOMS AT tarbed or nee | wenn oaet tbe bemett of tll be teres ty x= 4 weatert to vomeve eal ied, sate ‘he coupeveticn, Lore & power Commancnes 0 Grvece the S09tite * ed be reetiomen, ore new vacant ot Nol) Waveney piace Bee 86 © vere