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6 Notices of New Publications. Daxoue mv THe Dank: A Tae or Intaigus AND Puumercrarr: By Isaac Kuuso—A. Ranney.—The title of this story sufficiently explains ita object. Babidly sectarian, without: the merit of literary ia- genuity to palliate its extravegances of bigotry, it will fall harmless upon the class of minds which it is intended to excite. Its purpose is so palpable 4nd its execution so clumsy that the bane carries its antidote with it. it is a pity that the interference Of the Romish clergy in temporal matters should afford ground for the exercise of the had taste and Polemical bitterness which give birth to publica- tions of this sort. The fact that they find favor with any portion of our reading public proves, if it Proves onything at all, that i: requires bat a small basis cf fact to build alarmist theories upon. Tue History oF rue Hen Fever: A Humorous Rucorp: By Gzo. P. Buanuam—French & Co., Boe ton.--This is an effective satire on a harmless sort of manis. The author seems to have been bitten himself by it, and writes all the more pungently from the consciousness of the absurdities and extra vagances into which fowl fanciers are betrayed We would recommend him to try his pen on the baby fever, which is now rapidly getting to a crisis. A work on this subject would sppeal toa wider class of sympathies, and might prevent people from committing a great many rash acts. Tue History or Connecticut: By G. HOLLISTER, Durrie & Peck, New Haven.—Tae firat volume 0’ this interesting work has just been forwarded to us by the publishers; and, judging froma hasty ex- amination of ita contents, it appears to be one of the most valuable contributions to our stock of histori- cal memorials that have for many years emanated from the American press. Is is from materials such es these that the history of this great common- wealth willbe compiled by fature historians; and we therefore witness with gratification the sucoss- sive accumulation of records which will present the story of our progress in a faithful and instructive light. The volume is illustrated with engraved portraits of some of the moat distinguished of the Connecticut worthies, and is highly creditable to the taste and enterprise of the New Haven press. Cosas DE Esranas, on Gornc TO MADRID vis Baroztona.—The charming papers which, under this title, imparted so much pleasure to the readers of Putnam’s Magazine, have been published by Redfield in a collected form, and will,we bave no doubt, attain a wide cir- culation. Few writers possess the talent of invest- ing old subjects with a fresh interest, or of detect’ ing.at a glance the humorous features of new ones, in ao bigh 8 degree as the author of these amusing literary trifles. Harpers’ STATISTICAL GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD: By J. Canvin 8urtH.—In comprehensiveness of plan, conscientiousness of detail, and compactness of form, no gazetteer that has aa yet been published can be at all compared with this valuable publica- tion. It has the advantage of combining, with a Careful collation from all the best existing authori- ties, the results of the last cencuases of the different countries, which, from the improved form in which they were taken, farniah a vast amount of cor, rect statistical data not accessible to earlier com- pileze. It contains a Jatger amount of valuable information for the low price at which it is sold, than apy work of a similar character that we have met with. Tae Law or Fixrures, by Amos & Ferrard : Second edition.—Banks, Gould & Co., New York.— ‘This is an old anda very well considered book, re- published from the original English edition, with notes by Mr. Hogan. Whether itis improved by introducing into it the achievements of the Revolu- tion, or ca’culations ag to the valus of the Union itself, is a matter of taste. Tar American Law Reoisten—Philadelphis. The March number of this periodical contains a good opinion of Seldon, J., in the Court of Appeala ofthe State of New York, in the case of Burwell ‘vs. Jackson, as to what constitu'es “a good and sufficient deed of conveyance.” Also the case of Davidson vs. Graham, in the Supreme Ccurt of the State of Obio, on the liabilities of common car- riers; together with the case cf Yendo vs. Wheel- er, when Judge Wheeler decided that in Texas, as well aa inthe State of New York, where land is sold for taxes it is necessary that every pre requisite in the statute should be strictly complied with; otherwise the purchaser under the tax sale will take no title. The reader will also find in ita collecticn of legal principles and artisles on the lia- bilities of lodging house keepers. Upon the whoie, the present is what-may be called a good number. In the announcements of new books, we per: ceive ome under the exciting title of “Startling Developements, or the Mysteries and Miseries of San Francisco,” published by Garrett & Oo., of Ann street. Mr. Lomas is, we understand, preparing a history of Louis Napoleon’s career whilst resident in this country, which, from the in- terest which attaches to everything connected with that remarkable map, will be read with extreme curiosity. Mr. Lomas had so many personal oppor- tunities of acquainting himself with the conduct and cpinions of the French Emperor while here, that be cannot fail to justify the expectations that are formed of his book. Mrs. Stowe’s new book, “ The Mayflower,” will not be ready before the 7th of next month. The publishers are Phillipps, Samp. gon & Co., of Bston. Amongst the piles of new music which we conti- ‘nue to receive, we find a very pretty ballad, com, posed by Madame Julie Pettigrew, to words by ‘Korner. Dodworth’s new series of ‘Gems from the Ball Room” compris?s a number of charming no- velties by Appy, Harvey Dodworth, Miss Sarah Howard, and others. The Mortality on Board the U, 8. Ship Co- lumbii it Norfolk. CU. 8. Sup Covcmpra, Norrork, March 22, 1855. Origin and Progress of the Disease—Names of the De- ceased Men. As many of the friends of the officers and crew of this sbip may be anxious to hear a true account of the sick- ness on board, I will endeavour in as few words as pos- sible to give it. We have lost, up to this time, nine men, and have now twenty men and one officer in the hospital with the dis. cage. The first man died at £t. Thomas, (W. I.,) on the 26th February, and the last one on the 20th instant. As soon an the disease was ascertained to be the black vomit, the was got Maderweign, and after cruising (unneces- ) three days off the island, ber head was turned parti at this place, object in coming north, was to get into cold weather as 8) en - possible, and thereby check the progress of c. e m The ship is undoubtedly infected with the disease, and thas Baatth of the crow tone enervated by spending two summers in the most unhealthy portions of the Weat Indian station; all in keeping with the usual policy of the department, which bas resulted in the loss of one lives of many good men from the fatal “ 14) Daniel Collins, ship's corporal, “15, Augustas B. Lathrop, ordinary seaman, “ 16, Thomas Doran, do. 19! Seth Parker, lanésman. « 90, Name not yet known, marine. “ Many others that have been attacked with the disease | are a0~ convalescent, It would be the height of foil to send this ship to sea again this sammer, and wi ‘this crew. CORRESPOND! . News from Tam; By the arrival of the schooner Mary Caroline, Capt. Wootoogham, from Tampico, or ‘‘santa Anna de Tamau lipaa,’’ as it istnow proposed it should be called, we have {ull Olea of papers to the 7th inst. ‘The Comercio de Santa de Tamaulipas publishes a cir- cular from the Director General of its, explaining that the Government bas decided that muslins of allel colors, if of not more than one yard in wan oo weet wereed, or embroi in , are Liadle to an im; ju ten centsa yard, under the:tariff of the first of Jans, 1853, " The ment of the Department, Gea. Vega, brough the northern part of it. linhes orders there convicted of a reps joes of carrying prohibited weapons or it Wounds, to be sentenced to serve im the than three years nor more then five ‘anfitness for thie purpose, to work o1 tue @ similar perioa.— New Ur, | Feeding hers, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1865. their plain and fancy dress ball, Accordingly, the pect ne FL of Maria di Rohan’’ is postponed uptil Wednesday evening next, when it willYbe performed, with Steffenone, Signora Vestvali and Signori Bad- iali Bolcioni in the leading réles. At Niblo’s Garden ‘Von Weber’s beautiful romantic opera, entitled ‘Der Freischutz,” which, though announced, Jast night, will be rendered on Tuesday talented corps of German artista. At all the other Boyd of amusement excellent pro- grammes are provided for their patrons. Mr. Edwin Forrest, the American tragedian aided by Mr. Conway, Mme. Ponisi, and other members of the stock company, will give his impersonation of “Othelly’”’ agaio to-morrow evening at the Broadway Theatre. Mr. Davidge and Miss J Gougenheim also to appearin the spirited farcs of the ‘Good for Nothing.” At the Bowery Theatre, Mr. E. Eddy, who has just re- turned from a ing tour in some of the seigiboring States, having. tog ther with Mr. R Johnston, gaged for a limited period, will make his first appoar- ance to-morrow evening in the character of ‘ Hamlet.” An entirely new drama, in three acta, called the ‘Ava- lanche,”” which has teen a very long ‘time in prepara- tion, will likewise be played for the first time, The new comedian, Mr, Hurry Hall, will make his third appearance in’ America to-morrow evening, at Burton’s Theatre, us Dennis Bralgruddery, in Colman’s capital and interesting comedy of ‘John Ball’ Mr. Burton himself will appear in two of his great parta, namely, as Job Thornberry, in the above mentioned piece, and as Jim Bags in the ‘Wandering Minstrel,” with his lamentable and grief-inspiring rong of “ Vilii- king and his Dinah,” Mr. John Lester, the indefatigable and judicious ma- nager of Wallack’s Theatre, announces the production of Colly Cibber’s celebrated comedy of “She Would and She Would Not,’’ with new costumes, scenery, &c, The cast embraces the names of Mesdames Hoey, Stephens, Brougham, Conover, and Messrs. Blake, Lester, Brough: am, and Dyott. The late successful farce of ‘My Sister Kate” will also be enacted. At the Museum, two pieces, “Truth,” ana the “‘Se- cret,”’ will be played in the afternoon, and Lovell’s beau- tiful play of “‘Love’s Sacrifice” in the evening. ‘There is a change of performances at all the Fthiopian opera houses for next week burlesque of ‘Black lunders”? will be given at Wood’s. Buckleys’ popular company will bring out a new opera, a burlesque on Donizetti’s ‘‘L, Elisire d’Amore,’’ in addition toa aplen- did programme of African melodies comicalition, At Perham’s a new musical farce ca'led “Aunt Dinah’s Cabin” will be performed, with the Chinese acro! and the Black Swan. REMAINS O¥ MADAME SontaG.—The Londen Mewical World oe a letter addressed by Count Rossi (husband of the late Madame Sontag) to a friend at Pa i which he deeply laments his bereavement, and addi:— “ am waiting for the arrival at Hamburg of her dear mortal remains, in order to go there and meet them. I shall then accompany them to their last resting place, in the Convent of Maria Jhal, near Dresden, where her sister is a nun, and where, in consequence, the holy ma of those who loved her most will not be wanting, am having a small chapel built there, with two tombs, and, after satistying this wish of my heart, I will return to my family.” At the Italian theatre at Madrid, a few weeks ago, while two of t! cipal cantatrices, Mesdames Graz- zinaga and Nanthier-Didice, were singing a duo in the se- cond act of ‘‘Sapho,”’ the veil of the latter caught fire at one of the foot lights, and in an instant she was sur- rounded with flames. At this moment the two actresses were clar, in each other’: arms; and Madame Graz- zinaga instead of taking to flight pressed the other still closer to her, in the hope of extinguishing the confla- gration. “But in the attempt her own dress caught fire. ‘he persons behind the scenes rushed to the assistance of the two ladies, and the curtain was lowered amidst the profound emotion of the audience. Presently the stage manager appeared, and announced that neither lady had sustained any serious injury. was not sung evening by the a The Turf. GEORGIA RACES. Cotvmnus—Tarp Day, March 8.—Clubd purse $300, two mile heats. W. 7. Cheatham entered s. h. Highlander, by Glencoe, dam Castanstte, by Monarch, 6 yours bP ees APA stesseesesceesee Thos. G. Mcre entered Maid ‘of Orleans, by Be- thune, out of Alice Carneal, 5yearsold...... 1 2 3 B. Easley entered ch. ¢. Leokout, by Chieftain, dam by Shamrock, 3 years old.............. 2 4 4 John Campbell entered ch. filly, by Wagner, dam by aif Sat ee naaes eves we 444 ime, 3:51—3:41—3-44 34. Heat.—The horses started, Maid of Orleans in the usual, followed by Lookout, Highlander, andthe fy. As they passed the half mile flag, Lookout pas Highlander, and closely pressed the Maid round the track, followed by Highlander and the Wagner filly; a a however, keeping the lead, and winning the Second Heat.—After an intermission of twe: inutes, all the horses came up to the scratch again, the Maid leading two lengths, closely followed by Lookout, tl ‘Wagner filly and Highlander. These respective positions were kept round the first mile, and until they reached the quarter stretch on the seconi, when the rider of Highlander applied the spur and whip vigorously, passed Lookout, locked the Maid, and passed out two lengths ahead, winning the heat. ‘Third Heat.—At the tap of the drum the Maid again got the lead, followed closely by Highlander, Lookout, ‘andthe Wagner filly. Highiander passed the Maid on the second quarter of the second round; the Wagner filly following closely on his heels. Fovrtu Day, March 9.—Purse $450, three mile heats. There were three ei for this day—two of which having been withdrawn, Col. Campbeil’s Mary Taylor appeared, and there being no competitors, galloped around the track and took t! urKe, Quite s spirited and interesting race subsequently eame off, between T. G. Goldsby’s Rough and Ready and Col. B Easly’s Sligo—mile heats, best two in three— fora club purse of $100, which was won by the former in two straight hes Time, 1:49—1:51, Convmnus—Firrn Day, March 10,—Jockey Club purse $750—entrance $40—four mile heats. John Campbell's b. m. Mary Taylor, 5 years old, by Sovereign, dam Clara Howard, by Barefoot... T. G. More’s ch. c. Henry, 3 years old, by imported Glencoe, out of Musadota, by Medos. an A. Cheatham’s b. h. Griff Edmondson, 4 years old, by Childe Haroli, dam Mary Kilizabeth........ Time, 7:44—7:46, First Heat.—The inside track was won Mary Tay- lor, but at the first dash Henry gained it, tollowed close- iy by Mary ‘laylor—Griff Edmondson some distance in Tear, ‘In this position, the first mile was m two minutes. On the second quarter, ee locked Henry and passed bim at the half mile flag. She kept her lead round the second mile, which was run in 1:51, passing out two lengths ahead—Griff Edmondson atill inthe rear. This relative position was kept round the third mile, which was made in 1:53. he fourth mile, Griff Kdmondson whipped up ‘and made s desperate struggle for the race, but failed. The mare and colt kept their relative position—the mare winning by two ths, making tbe fourth mile in two minutes, and t! heat in 7:44. Griff Edmondson came in lame, but hi backers were stili willing to bet on him, even against the field. Hitherto he had been the favorite, and been pitted against the field, at four to on Second Heat —Henry again got the start and gained the inner track, and was closely pushed for the first quarter by Griff Eemondson. It soon became evident, however, that Griff was not himself, as he fell back after locking Henry, and was passed by Mary Twyler, who locked Henry at the half mile flag, but immediately fell back, and kept close on the heels of the horse, passing round the first mile in 1:55. The second and third miles were made without change of position, in 1:54 and 1:55, At the close of the first quarter of the fourth mile Mary Taylor passed Henry, and kept the lead uatil the last quarter was reached, when Henry madea desperate effort to lead her by taking the inner track, which was prevented by the rider of Mary Taylor reining his horse close to the inner railing, thereby breaking his gait. The fourth mile was mace in 2:02, and the heat in 7:46. Griff Edmondson was distanced, fore foot. Sxconp Race.—Proprietor’s purse $100—$25 entrance added—two mile heats, free for all horres that have not wou a race. Easley entered Sligo, by Chieftain, dam by com), 4 years old......... ee T. Woodfolk entered b. ¢. by Steei, dam Vixen, by Bertrand, 3 years old. a Time, 3:55. Bascomn Covrsr, March 17.—Sweepstakes for three year olds, mile heats, $250 entrance, $100 forfeit. bg! *~ Load ch. c. Vandyke, full brother to erifie 311 First lead 11 2 3 dis 2 in lor came in very lame in his 2dr. te | Col. John Campbell's ch. f. by imported dam by Cub.... if is 22 Mr. 8. Huster’s ch. gel, by Wild Bill . pa. ft, VERMONT RACES—ON THE ICE. A trotting match between two two year old colts, one & Morgan and the other a Black Hawk, came off on the ice at Burlington, Vt., on Wednesday, 22d inst. The Black Hawk won the race, taking the two last heata. ‘The race was mile heats. The time made was good for such youngsters, The following 1s summary :— Mr. Myrick named Black Hawk colt veiee S21 Mr. McNassar named Morgan colt..... - i333 ‘Time, 3:22—3:16—last heat not taken. RACES ON THE ICE. r Coxcorp, (N. H.) March 15.—A match took place'‘on Long Pond, on time, between Mr. Richmond Smith’s horse Pennacook, and Mr. Do of the American House, (Joho G ) Lightfoot. The blunt posted was $100, with any sum that could be named at issue, cutside, be- cause there was ovly one track. The match came off on time, Pennacook made the mile in 2:48, and Lightfoot in 2:49. Both are good ones, and time may have been in default in the difference.—Boston Daily Mail. PACING AND TROTTING AT SPRINGPORT—THREE DAYS RAOBS ON THE ICE. First Day.—Puree, open for entries. —First heat, all head and when ed the half mile pole—all broke together score. Seven heat: Gided dead heats: and the punce wl Ca peers Day — ir. "ag mm. W. H. Saunders’ r, g Swamp 3 i i J. Hoogiand’'s b. m. Jane,......, 2234. Ait of Cerone oc 50-2 41354 2:38, ining the race by four feet, owing to bad luck on ti @ part of 8 ie tee on lathe aera Tump DaY.—Purse, 00—best three harness. W. H. Saunders’ bg! Jatkenns pearls a E. ©, Burges’ brs. Y. 8t. Lawrence 222 Time:—2'58—2.67-3'6, Lyons, (N. ¥.) Herald, March 16, LOUISIANA RACKS, Por the benefit of our friends at a distance we have Tila wo lok upon oe opevureging inhood ; ‘The frst event will take place about the lst of April. ike sssowned Lexington is matehed for $20,000 Line prayer pe horse ‘has ever accom- lnbed this 4 ‘and’ this, too, with 7:26 stsring The will commence oa Monday, 9th April, 4 ‘out the weex. There are, however, sigma fing "to be run for the latter part of the peeriae, feature of the meeting will be reserved for Saturday, 14th April, wnen the cham- pions, ite and Lex! will lances at four mile heata That this contest will certainly come off we can promice with as much certainty as any event which has not already transpired, and our friends up country these horses give rance of the health, vigor, and well-doing of both. The exciting scenes of ‘last spring are ouce more to ve enacted, and we look forward with ular anxiety to the great event, knowing that we shall be called upon to record the best race ever run in the world. —New Orleans Picayune, March 11, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Saturpay, March 24—6 P.M. The stock market remains without material al teration. At the opening, this morning, consider able disappointment was manifested at the pro- longed absence of the Atlantic, and very little dis- porition was exhibited to operate. Prices were, under the circumstances, very well sustained. Illi- nois Internal Improvement stock advanced 1 per cent ; New York Central 7’a, }; Michigan Central Railroad, 3; Indiana Construction, 4; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 4. Delaware and Hudson fell off 4 per cent; Galena and Chicago, 1. Mis- souri 6’s, amounting to $100,000, were sold this morning, principa'ly cn time, buyer’s option. Vir- ginia 6’s were active. Railroad bonds were not in much demand. E:ie, Reading and Cumberland * weie the favorites to-day at the board. They opened and closed firm at our quotations. At the second board the market was steady, but the transactions were not large. Cumberland de” clined § per cent ; Hudson River Railroad, }. The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's of. fice to-day, were as followe:— Paid on Treasury account $260,381 96 Received 149,684 60 Balance 4,351,533 09 Paid for Apes: 1,460 1460 34 Paid on distributing cheeks. 131,273 18 Total balance to credit of A’ disbursing accounts, $9,177,957 88 Of the receipts to-day $57,500 was in California drafts, and $50,000 in coin trom Buffalo. The Bank of the Commonwealth has declared a semi-annual dividend of three and one-half per cent. The steamship George Law, at this port from Aspinwall, brings three days later intelligence from California. The news is full as favorable as could have been anticipated, after the lapse of such a short time. The firm of Wells, Fargo & Co. had resumed, and it was expected that ina few days Page, Bacon & Co. would follow suit. Adams & Co. had gone into the insolventa’ court, and would wind up. We give in another part of this day’s paper, statements showing the asseta and liabilities of the different suspended houses. The rains had com- menced, and the excitement growing out of that long looked for event, would, without doubt, absorb all others, and turn the current of the public mind into more favorable channels. When the steamer left the rain had been coming down two days. An immense quantity of dirt had been prepared for washing, as soon ag the rain commenced, and it was the impression in the mining districts that the yield would be enormous as soon as the proper facilities were provided by nature. ‘The anthracite coal tonnage the past week has been quite active. There was brought down over the Reading Railroad, for the week ending on Thurs- day, 41,579 tons, making for the season 417,898 tons, againat 361,553 tons to the same time last year. By the Schuylkill Navigation Company for the week, there were shipped 18,851 tons, making for the season 28,938 tons, against 33,545 tons to the same time last year. Tne Boston Telegraph of the 234 inst. says:— There is a very fair demand forthe solid stocks, but the tendency is gradually leaning iowards the low priced securities, which afford ample margins for a large im- provement the moment a speculative spirit shall pervade the market. Among there,land stocks are the most popu- Jar, they have a reliable val rhich cannot tade ont, and the prices ot them generally are now much below the current value a year since, and not ely advanced above the lowest points of depression. “ary Improve- ment Company (Chelsea) has advanced to 8 bid, and the shares are very scarce. This compsny will undoubtedly make # land dividend of $3 per share, which will have an influence to advance the stock still farther. The a1 nual meeting is to be held in this city April 3. The At- Jantic Wharf Co, have already declared a land dividend of $2 per share, payable May 21,to holders of stock May 15, and also a stock dividend of 5 per cent, (2) cents [ey share), payable 1st of April, both of which are inclu: in the present market value, 33; per share. The Edge- mpany have sold the old tube works, locatedon their Te , to ® new company, who contemplate es- tablial a php tse probably ‘to make linen, which will re employ operativer, and cause a large demand for houses and building lots. Several other factories are also located at Fi of which for the manu- ‘dgeworth. o facture of rubbers will extend their works shortly. The Waverly Company are trying for an act of incorporation, which it is hoped the Legislature will grant, as:there is no good reason why they should not. $3,000 Il] Im st of '47 5,000 Ia State 5’ 10,000 {80 1,000 Har 1st mt ba 2}000 Exie bds of "83 3,000 do... .. 16,000 Erie b of 6,000 do...,.. b7 2,000 Hud K 3d mtb 12,000 Hud Cony ba ¢ CenRK b.b3 2 400 150 do. 250 Hud Riv 100 do. 20 do . 24 Mich South RR. . 50 Cary Imp't Co... 8 92 2% Nic Tran Co..b30 17 55 Panama RR...., 103 175 do «. 16% 16N Indiana Con.. 86 10 Penn Coal 06-100 Ill Cent RR...83 973% 500 Cumb Coal Co... 837 19 Clev, © & Cin RR 107 SECOND BOARD. S474 B5OaheBrunsCitylge 3 * SX 100 NY Gen RE. 93 e 10000 kriebd of 76 83 8714 4600 N York Ce 1 10) 26 shs Continen’l] Bk 1043¢ 200 Ni b6o 1 CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarcrpay, March 24—6 P.M. Asies were quiet, without chan; DETUFYS— in prices, Bra —There continued to be a fair de- mand for the local and eastern trade. The sales em- braced (000 a 7000 bbs., including common to good straight brand: $8 87 a $9 25; $9 31 8 $9 76 for com- mon to good Western. Included in the transactions there were about 2000 bly. for export, Canadian brands were moderately active, with sales of about 2000 bbls. at $9 25 8 $10 50 for common to extra brands, The sales of Southern were to the extentfof about 1600 bbls. at 99 12 2 $975 for common to good brands, and $9 87 $10 87 for ais extra. Rye flour sold to the extent of 700 bbls. at $6 25 a $6 50 for fine, and $7 50 for super- fine. Corn meal was a shade firmer, with sales of 150 Dble. Jersey, at $425. Wheat—The market was qaiet white Genesee was held at $270; Southern it $225 8 $258. Rye was held at $1.30 a $125 for Jersey and North River. caetom firm and active, footed up about 60, 65,000 bushels at 980, a 09 \¢c. for Southern white, and 996. a $1 for Jersey yellow, and 10,000 bushels Western mixed from store, were sold on vate terms, supposed to be at about $1. Oats were unchanged CorrE: —The market was rather quiet, but prices were firm. Sales of 100 bags at 11cc.; 200 do. on private terms, and 50 half bales Mocha at 14}c¢. « 1h¢. Corroy.—The market continued firm, though the ab- sence cf the Atlantic's news bad the efect of checking —Engagmente were — amounted to 1,000 bales Mmosily ats owin, pate cena © creas jushels corn were en; at in ship's and small lots of cotton at 1bd., compressed and uncem, |. To London, 26 bales hair were taken at 208, Bremen, 40 bales cotton Mise vt AY 80 bbls. honey at 2h/c., and 1,200kegs raising at 22a. 6d To Hamburg, 1,000 ibs. bone at %c. per Ib ; 1,000 Ibe. manufactured tobacco at 278. 6d. per ton, and 7,000 gallons beney at Vc. per gallon. Rates te Havre were | unchanged. with muecate hey varied from 60c, @ 3éc per 4. To Ceiiforma, monsurement. | ge Frvrr.—About 1,000 boxes bunch raisins were sold on private terms. Other fruits were unchanged. A a tay ng a rst 4 0 bale war rope t about | 183 GRFRAMIOH RTRRRT. NEAR. PEN Ty RE front building; also, store No. reenwioh i" Tron —Sales of 400 tous Scotch pig were made at $27 | sountry ieee in Ne Wickinn wa rath ieee 2, Staten 50.8 $28; on emall lots prices varied from 20c. a 2c. } Tndnuire'on the presiises, of nt 10 Groene stroety oe oa oe at Sh, pat inven st ot # ARS the Battery, 4. J, HEALY, — OLARSER.—'The sales inel al m Pe ma 9 BASEMENT OFF Ls T, Bie, and about 10 bbls. New Orleans at 24o , 26c. to | A TAvetle tor an insusenos coseray AA, STREE 27 centa. ED. MOORE & CO,, 11 Wall stroot, Navan pnonme, were quiet and prices without change of moment A FINE BASEMENT, 9 BY 35; ROOMS AND OF- 0118.—-There was no change to notize of moment in fices on second, third and fourth floors of the now build, pricer, and sales were moderate, ings, 66 and 65 Fulton street, to let. Apply to E. EVANS rk--The market was without anima. | °” # PROVISIONS. —P' tion, while prices were steady. ‘The sales embraced 400 500 bbls. at $14 31 a $14 37 for old mefs; $16 for thin mess; $16 for new mess, and $14 25 for new prime. ¢ premis., ASEMENT TO LET—SUITABLE POR A PHYEICIAN, in Great Jones streot, noar Broadway; also rooms in tho house if necessary, Apply at No. 5 University place, Beet wna in fair request, with sales of 300 bbls., at $9 | from to7 o'clock I 50 f . Citmest cK at Bic. a Pg head ted ike ae faerie ard rhe KOADWAY BOWLING ALLEYS TO LET.—TWO spacious rooms, each 100 by 50 feet, in the marble build- ing, 62) Broadway, (near Houston street,) for billiards and bowling to let; with a rear entrance trom Mercor stroot, if tales included 400 bbla., at 9%c. a 9%c., and 600 kegs atlCie. w lle. Cheese and butter were unchanged. Rick —The market bas been very active during the week, and prices have improved about a 3c. per 1b. Todap the article was again active, and the sales reached 700 casks at 47% 5ige., part of which was on Soutbern account. The market firm, with an JOTTAGE TO LET—AT WINDSOR TERRACE, FLAT- bush, corner of Vanderbilt street and the Coney Island lank road, with stable and garden attached. The Suilding now arranged for a store, but if desired the store will be altered t "Rent $300. Apply to cred to a parlor, Rent SG ELK WAL, 62 Wall stroot. OTTAGES 70 LET.—SEVERAL PRETTY COTTAGES, suitable for small and gentoo! familios—two on Forty ninth street, near Third avenue; two on 103d street and Third avenue. In good order, and very casy of access. Rent quite moderate, Apply 0 JAMES PRICE, 200 Hud: cot, (COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF —The very desirable country seat of the lato Inood ard, beautifully situated at Fordham, about five minvtes’ walk re are thirteon acres of ground under high cultivation, with fine gardon and a good supply of fruit. ‘The house 1s commodious, in perfect order, and replete with ever: onveni 0, including baths, &e. Ice house filled. Stables, &e., &c. Apply to A. P. MAN, No. 4 Wail atroet, IACTORY TO LET, LEASE, OR FOR SALE, WITH steam power—The four brick building in the rear of 172 Forsyth street; also the dwelling house in front of the same. For portions spply to JOHN B. DYKERS, 62 Wall street, or 11 Washington place. improving tendency in pricer. Spices.—BSales off25 bags pimento were made at 1334. ; 58 bags megs pepper at l1;¢e. w1340., amd 100 casks nut: StGaR.—The market was steady, with « fair amount ‘About 800 bhda, Cuba were sold at 43<o. 300 a 400 co, New Orleans at 4c 9 53, —The sales included about 00 bb! prison at 3134c, a Ble Woot—Faies are reported this week of 150,000 Ibs. fleece and pulled wools at about last week’s rates, fully up to cur quotations, In foreign there has been more inquiry, and we notice eales of 150 bales unwashed Mestizo a 1gc. to 14c., six months, and 75 bales Buenos Ayres washed about 1c., on time, There has beena fair in- quiry for most kinds, and the market is a shade better. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, #INANCIAL. 3, fe LBT—THE NEW BROWN STONE FRONT FOUR story English basement ho streets naar Third sronue Cite ail ine eetete tagcoe. a Svonue, in oasession im- ent 3,0, ‘poly fo FRUSTLLO, FRANCME 106 Wall street, iy (4 CO., general age: between Eighth an fitted up tor two or three smal. i are painted white marble; this ‘6 a 4 small genteel familios to live neatly; No e218 224. Inquire in 216. T° LET—THE STORE AND DWELLING on TSE ni mae orn g by ah enue gad Minctoceth 1d loca ra first ole, So clsee’ waleining. am cxcslient loeshion tex ctemtet- pay eboice pasinees,. Biss, M4) semen ( Minptesase ol we premise, inquire. ¢m soak rs ie toe of J. J DRUMMOND, 86 Candl | 10 LET—A THREE STORY MODERN BUILT HOUSR, high basement 9 Thirty-soventh street, two doors from the given the middle of Apri 10 LET—TO A SMALL GENTEEL FAMI ‘& boure one block below Canal street, consisti: floor, besamont. snd one room in the garret, Inqui 24 PART OF of second it $225, TO A SMALL FAMI dren, the upper part of a house, partly furnished, a1 Pleasantly located, in the Highth ward; rent, including qu And Croton water, $300, or unfurnished $200." Apply to W. A., 28 and 30 Fulton street. TH OFFICE, ON FIRST FLOOR, ot 76 Front street. Apply on premisos. 10 LET—THE THREE STORY HOUSE 236 SPRING street, with kitchen range, bath, (both hot and cold wa- ter); rent $75, Also, the thitd story of hous ‘Spring, | corner of Clark street, ront $15); also, the two stor attic | uae 244 Rivington, itreet, rent $40; alto, the three ator and attic hou: 0. 9 Albion pla Fourth streot,) with al) , the modern improvements, rent $1,2 ‘0, four lofts No.3 North William street, next to Frankfort, suitable for work- shops or manufacturing purposer corner of William street, being 100 by 9, 20 eighteen windo' ‘he upper lofts No. 8 Old Slip; also five lots on Ci Water streets, suitable for «coal | or marble yard. between 10 and 12 o’elock, to B. HUTCHINGS, 34 John stroet. WITHOUT CUL are and aprly —MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAM » $550.000,-Weisuce and Joweiry, try gona, aera and other personal proporty; or bought for ACTORY TO LET—75 BY 25 FEET, WITH A DWEL! cash. Good city d Hooke, notes, honda and Morteareh Bitte of exchange, oi, | aw a" Bloventh avon negol pe ui confidential Promptly execute to! but suitable for er purpo: at loz Nassau street, room No, ond oor, THOMPSON | }$CJane street ynenr Noreh river. 4 CO., Brokers and Commission’ Mershants. = : FPOUSES 70 LET—BY THR WALL STREET FERRY 200 OOD 70204" oN PlaMouDe, WATCHES, in Brooklyn, and within five minutes of the foot of . Jewels or other valu: tu any roquir: | Wall street, New York. of those now brick houses o od for short periods, at the City Loan Office, 75 N: at ar buildin (floor, room No, 2.” Ofiee pri- sa a ahasviat 5 all and neat families. Inquire of JOHN H, PRENTICE, 160 Water stroot, N.Y. diamonds, watches, jewelry, merchan- for cash. Business confi- Loan Office, 237 Grand N. B WOOLLEY ‘OUSES TO LET.—A SMALL HOUSE ON TWENTY- $400; & nico dwolling enty-sevonth street, house on Twenty: 25. 000 — MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON Neca ie, guns, Distols, &c., or bought dentist and safe’ Apply at. oho atreot, corner of Bowery, second floor nd . 0), $4:2%,,37:2%.,$1:200, $1,000 TO LOAN ON TINSuIER, A 1) bond and on ‘improved city. pro- breed Also, one sum of A &e.;_ $15,000 on stores in lower part of the city. Apply to S. 8. RIKER, 160 Nassau OUSE TO LET—A NEAT TWO-STORY AND BASE- pineal mnt brick hou, containing eight rooms, with caller, 0. an atreet, near Powers 4 ROKEN BANK BILLS BOUGHT.—THE HIGHEST | PISS) OT Srbor, Ge, 2 eee ae NERBACH, Sf ohn price paid, in gold, tor broken bank money. Other un- | gtreet, N. Y., from 11 to 12; or 12° Rivington street, N. Y-, current fonds, foreign gold and silver, bought and . | from 4 to 8 e’clock, Sites Hah romestos Canakeand garner 0 ouge IN HAR LOR, H qquare, corner James AN LE Hi N HAR- street. N. B.—Knickerbooker 8 ‘Bank books bought, jerky im 5 he “4 on 125th stroct, with range, hot and cold water, and bath ‘room, within two mi- nutes’ walk of the Harlem’ Railroad depot. Also, a hou: (ASH LIBERALLY ADVANCED, ON HOUSEHOLD ¢ Pletsantly situated, foot of 121at strect. on the bank of furniture, piano fortes, watches, diamonds, silver 1 instrame) arms, nautical OF personal property of an . Apply to WM. L. HALL, 188 Chatham description, lett dat auction, or the hightat east | gruars tor of WATSON, Yand Agent, Harler? Price paid for the above at the auction store 26 Catherine at, Serind McCAFFRAY & WALTERS. OUSE TO LET, WITH OR WITHOBT FURNITURE, to private family, on Cumberland streot, near A iantic avenue, Brooklyn; the house contains eight room: with large vard, stable, carriage house, e., complete. By to GH, jeweller, G1 Nassau street, CASH ADVANCED IN, ANY AMOUNT, OR PUR- cbased at sight, diamonds, watches, rib jewelr » and valuable personal property generally. R. WOOD, 69 Fulton street, second floor. front room, trom 9 A. M to 4). M. ONEY TO LOAN.—PERSONS REQUIRING TEMPO- rary on real estate, diamonds, watch ry, furnituro, pianofortes, spirits, &c., in bond, inges, or other perso na! rty, accommodati terms, promptness and confidence in all cases, Loan and Agency Office, 321 Broadway. . WINEBU , or at the house before 8 o’clock A. ‘OUSE IN BROOKLYN TO LET.—A SINGLE GEN- tleman wishes to rent & moder house in Clinton strost, Bout & res) lo privat , with who be could board for part of thereat. Apply between:s nod 10.4. M. and 5 to 6 o’olock P. M., to CHARLES MEINECKE, 114 Front stroet. al hs RENT—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, 32d street, $650; three houses, three story and basement, ‘Sbth street, $550; cottag Forty-third stra: % $250; houser on Leg Mill, $7v0. ENRY FRANKLYN, 71 Weat Thirty-fifth street, or 280 Broadway, room No, 11. 10 RENT—THE FIRST FLOOR OF 119 BEEKMAN strott. suitable for store or offices. Rent $750. Apply to ROSWELL G, PLERCE, Pino street, corner Broad under the Metropolitan Bank. 0 LET OR _LEASE—A LARGE STORE ON NORTH jj east corner of Broadway and Canal street, admirably situated for clothing, hatti Ro AY business that require pubheity. Inquire at 41834 Broadway. 10 LET OR LEASE—THE STORE 16 PINE, CORNER of Nassau street, formerly occupicidas a’ restaurant Apply toE. KETELLAS, 62 William stree EASE—THE TWO FOUR-STORY ANI 555 and jnces; now and for tho last, three, years ‘osc rat class boarding house. Also the’ stores 616 618 Broadway, Apply to JAMES PRICE, 20 | PO,LET OR LEASE—THE TWO DWELLING HOUSE: 559 Broadway; one long piano room, one daguerreotyp: room, with show room, Inyuiro on the premises. 4 10 LET OR LEASE—FROM 18ST MAY, THE THREE | three-story English basement brick ' houses, 108, 11 and 112 West Forty-fifth street, between Sixth and Sevent! avenues; have the modorn improvements. Apply to EDWIS C. RAY, 50 Wall street. Y 10 LET OR LEASE—$250 AND $300—TWO PRETT) | cottage houses, called Clarence Villas, 11 rooms cach table, sha — roton Co agh onr id Third e 4 them on pres of TOdd street and ‘Third avenu ora hersam's Mi Te LET OR LEASE, 118 FOURTH STREET, CORNER! of Amos.—This how dosirable for a physician | private residence, or busit purpo has four rooms 0 each floor, and built in the mos tantial manner. Appl, to JOHN 8. KELSO, 62 William street. ‘OUSE IN STAMFORD TO LET.—A SPACIOUS AND convenient dwelling in Stamford, Connecticut, corner of 1255,—Seal South and Willow streets, with stable and garden, “sprin 10 o’oloek A. in water in the house, which is heated by farnaco an and «ister. Distance from New York thirty-six miles by railroad, Apply to E. BELKNAP, 62 Wall street. FFICES TO LET.—FOUR FINE OFFICES TO LET, No. d street. on the premises of at No. 7 Broad street Inquize ons a Premion ly ig thirty years. bonds ued by the State of North Carolina for the construction of the North Carolina Railroad; and in addi- tion to the faith ot the State, all the stock heid by the State in eaid road, and the dividends arising from said Mook, are Fledaed for their redemption, They will bear date the rst day of April, 1855, and will have coupons attwched for br interest at six rer cont per annum, payable the first ‘0 FRONT ROOMS, COMMUNI. of April and Octover in euch year. ry of Chatham Bank’ Building, 67 th interest and principal will be payable at the Bank of the Republic, in the city ‘of New York, unless. where the fc elag alge Pare ry Mert drag phichaser prefers to, have them payadl orth Caralina, tthe Trensury of ed in sums of one thousand dollars each, express enactment,exempted from tax- ART OF A HOUSE TO LET.—THE UPPER PART OF ‘& modern built house, in Second street, near First ave- to let to genteel famil n on p Ny, ant $400, cing will please address their letters, endorsed, st of May next, Address Box 396 Post Office. Nic, "They'will no stats at wnat pointrasd'is | PART OF A MODERN DUILT THRRE STORY NOUSE ¥ n ™ 0 let, wi , bat oleae (ey, PEOPGHE £0 PAY a ae. of the 1th | with kitchen and cellar room, will be. rented separate or to: " ther, at a moderate rent. ectable persons can apply ids April next in the presence of the Governor, tite Sooretary ‘om 9'to 11, or 2t0 6 o'clock, at 120 Leroy street. ‘and Comptroller of 81 nd of G. W. Mordecai, Presiden 10 LET IN BROOKLYN—A FINE THREE STOR’ brick house, high basement, with all the modern i Frovement-, and situated at 36 President atrect, five minute walk from Hamilton ferry. Rent low to a good tenant. Wil exchange this house for property in Atlantic street. A) to E. FOUGERA, 30 North William street, N, ¥. (0 LET AT HARLEM—SEVERAL NEAT COTTAGE: | with gardens, at from to $500 per annum; also large buildin, taining forty room ‘Apply at WARD'S Re: ith moderna im rovements. 0 office, adjoir ing the railroad depot, Harlem. Several houses and lotaa so for sale. CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND—A HOUS , tos itbuildings necessary for be is one of the most dosirable nding extensive view of the an finished in ‘the most complete manner, ‘wil Fange, cold and hot water, filters, 0. The grounds wt attractively laid out; ® good kitchen, garden, To a respectable party, the premison wi leased for aterm of years. Inquire on the premises, omnibusroute, Clifton, jand, or at 13 Reade stree New York. of, the Bank of the State of North Carolina. ‘The undersigned reserves tho right of aceopting such bide, in whole orin part, as may be deomed mostadvantageous t Sey AND BASEMENT, NO. 26 BEEKMAN STREET. To let or lease, the above desirab! le store and basom tho State. With sub-ccllar and fire proof vaults, Very suitable for § wholesal aper or hardware iness, &o. Pos of the ascoptanece af their bids, ouepont in bank Hey Ale, Corer epper lofts it tnd commodious, or of their nids, with the accrued interest from the ion immediately. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson North Cardlina, oan sit may be made in tl Kot hk orth Carolina, jeposit may be made in an : TEAM POWER.—ROOMS WELL LIGHTED, WITH iets tak ete steady steam power, to let. Inquire at John Kennedy's Documents Showing the ‘extent or tho resources of the State m marble works, corner ot Thirty-fifth street and Broad- and the amount of her indebtedness ay be had at this we aity Ge New Lore ent? Meee CRW duRTS OE" | ro LET-CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET AND Pole Trarerer of North Caroling | sitar Yevortia tert to deuable tenant" ApHy Be he DRY GOODS, &C. basement, from 10 to 11 o'clock. 5 CASES OF PRINTED FRENCH LINEN Gawnnics, | "TO, LETOIN, BROOKLYN, THE MODERN STYLE for summer di brick dwelling house, 24 Cottage row, Columbia street, opened on Henny mor ing Maren Ot POF yard, will Ue | between Sackett and Union, containing to Toome and eallar a v7 re. mt $325. ‘or F particulars a} at jorale- UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, 471 Brondway. | fon sree Brooklyn, sa the’ moesine: bel I orcloeke oc ; svening after Oo'eleck. JACOB BADGE! NOTHER LOT OF THE CHEAP IRISH LINENS, Sd, per yard, will be opened for sale on Monday ‘ch 26th; also five oases of superfine linen sheot- . UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAK 471 Broadway. AT RETAIL—DROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST. ings, and every material suitable for men’s and boys’ Wear, in Tengths to suit purchasers, at very low prices, A. T. STEWART & CU., MPO, LET—A STORE, 273 GREENWICH STREET, THIRD door above Murray, ono of tho best locations west side of sity for bovier it ire of ae 4 ges! THREE-STORY BROWN STONE FRONT E hed in modern style, with &, bath 378 Pacific street, Souih Brooklyn, or gontlemen’s furnishing business. For CT hd tee +272 Pearl street, asc ONO Earp es pote rege er ok ates Sinks SOCERE M OIRE ANTIQUE IMMINGS.—HAVING ON HAND CO., 84 John street. . i side! : ® large line of biack, white and colored,jand also a largo choise of tien, te etry A ee a ee eo ET ICRS . Sloane call end examine, ae 7. THORNE & CO. on Sunday, well lighted and ventilated. Inquire at Broadway. OTICE.—A LOT OF EMBROIDERIES FROM AUC- tion, will be offered on Monday, the 26th inst. Hi collars, under handkerchiefs and sleeves; al el sg let of Swiss and jaconet bands. GAYNOR'’S, N = avenue, near Tenth street. N. B.—Best kid gloves cheap. ECEIVED PER LATE STEAMERS—A BEAUTIFUL assortment of rich Cashmere Stella shawls. UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, 471 Broadway. TRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, &C.—AN IM" stock is ‘offered, among which— rich straw bonnete, English split do. do. Dunstable do. 1 . Ince do. Of the Intest style. Also, large stock of Fronch flowers, ribbons, &e., of the 0 _LET—A WORKSHOP, IN NEW BUILDING 824 Spring street, near Clinton market; size 20x52 feet; good light, hoist wheel, water, dc. 0 LET—AT FORDHAM, A COTTAGE AND GARDEN, ith abundance of fruit; stable. Also ® large stond in modern style, partly 70 Franklin street, or on at the depot. Inquire on the premises. jired. Inquire “or Mrs, BASSFO: 'D, 10 LET—THE SECOND STORY, CONSISTING OF two handsome, lofty rooms and two bedrooms, with on t tl eB, of var rT No.1) Emex street, to fenteal family. Inquire at 137 from 4 to 8 o'clock. THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE 136 MADI- son street, consisting of front basement, front and back 4 . latent “importation, which will baweld At greatly feduccd OORT hala, Weheiateoatees ahh roqred, aire ices for ensh, Vy ; tt 3 : BYNES, O5 hé Nos, (d and 66 Jobn stroct, corner William, N.Y, | 2” She premises, from te 0. M.. of of M. BYNES, 00 end 67 Fulton Market. Rent $300 per annum. UMMER FLOUNCED DRESSES.—A SUPERB ASSORT. ment, just received per steamers ‘Pacific’ and “Africa,” park. ‘The very EAR 8T. JOHN'S two story n attic house No. 9 in Grenadine, ‘ Hubert street, with vas sud Croton wi vill be let low to i Mouseline “ie agoodtenant. GEO. G. SICKLE: rest. Organdy. L. I, FOR ONROR (0 LET—AT RAVENSWOOD, thrvo yoars, a vory desirable cotta house, with about three acres of 1 ood outhouses, fruit, shrubbery, £0 Possession Ist April. For particulars apply to DR. SAN- FORD, near the premises, Rent 600 dollars. 10 LET—TWO SPLENDID OFFICES, ON BROAD way Chambers street, with a large room, 25 by 75 jet if Poplinette, &e. &e., ke, A. T. STEWART & 'CO. Broadway, Chambers and Reade HE LATE FIRE ON THE EIGHTH AVENUE— Ladies, the best bargains are tast being selected; a few ete. ar all out; we wou iso atl who wish tom good ten Vor particulars dolaines, Page te 8 go7 hh 7 doserip- 0 LET—TO A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY, A front and back basement 4 bedroo: use of bath room, situ Lexington and Third JAMES CLARKE, 29 Ft street, near Third avenue. sent opportunity Wednesday wil CROMIE & CR. Thirty-fourth atreet. BSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE WILL OFFES For 10 LET—NO 25 AAIDEN LANE.—THE FIRST FLOOR, sale on Monday morning, March 26th, 600 dresses more Pi a rom a a of thercheap foulard ulks, at $6 the dress, 471 Browdway.” | saz Std aige.the second tory front, zoom; willbe let spa oods business. Inquire of ET GOODS.—AN IMMENSE SALE OF WET Goops | Y*h, Jewelry, or fane Bis, cltake place to-morrow, (Monday) at the anbseri | —____ URES CO.. No. 5 Malden lane. gs, consiatiny nen goods of ever) ral 3 —! inte, cotton shirting and eboctings;aleo, a lot ot black silk, eR RE | bet r i see advertisements in to-morrow’s Herald, apd a bedr "For farthes . ANDREW G. COLBY, 87 Third avg. y TOME BR! ses, ten rents sad. bedseom.._ For farther nue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, ese Secs eae ae 0, LET-BASEMENT OF HOUSE 6 BROOME IAL Atpeet, near lek, suitable fora man an ie wi - bh out enlldrea, Rent $00 per month, payable in advance. si LET—HOUSHS WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE, r in various locations, 0 parts of bevses, lots, farms tanght sh my Toome or theit res it Mire, lols’ Gay ve onfh ehpte Zo Boas 3. L. SACOBS, 443 Hall, Eighth rtecet, eae Broadway —— _ - You will be ; hear Broadway. = _ eure of suce*es. FIRST CLASS SOPRANO SINGER.—A YOUNG CGORDEON! BANJO} ACCORDEON | BANJO.— ‘The seenra a & now, easy a1 é Beeliod, in'ait Isevone, Norm $6°%5 citannt food lady desires a situation in s quartette choir, Fo: i- LET—THE SECOND FLOOR OF USE NO. 1 Gulare inquire of Huruce Waters, 338° Droadeg, eee ee ee eee cr ree te ree Patek ae EE, NO. 144 a ing pf ttont and back foom, with passuce aud loscta between, ANJO!BA BANJO !!!~THE BANJO TAUGHT | hall bedroom, back basement, with range, hot and cold was Divy's new, and ethod, in six ter, The house is furnished with eas fixtures, water close ‘Termes $4 in ad 1 er) Yanlt. &-. Application to be made at 154 Thompson by my method learn with the grea strect, to W. EB. COOK. all kinds for sale, Professor 8. B. 0 LETT — THE TWO LOFTS, Nos. 9 HOBOKEN ANJO! BANJO!!—~TWO OF THE BEST BANJOS street, (U0 feet tro 2 hina Hi in New York on exhibition next We lay evening, March 28 snd all good pale players and teachers 1 shail be ave call. Banjo taught in six le ‘'rofesor Hi. P. JACOBS, 92% yzW muUsIC.— beautiful, affecting a1 Fond freight and passe: steamship dock and Ho JAMES Patce, BY Haden street. fn'ndva ouR cui LD IN HEAVEN,” A e nonR, popula . infused in ti 4 fo P sveree pig hed ada) _ for cas we ‘on three sides. r the Voury street: he LET—BY ©. C, PINCKNEY, NO. 7 NASSAU gan Ren Rent sO,’ 128 Wiéridge sirect tea eae i mt anh, ridge street, $58. ‘Corner Suffolk and Stanton, awe Stanton, store and dwelling. LET—TO A SMALL GENTERI, FAMILY, WITHOUT ebildien, part of 2 house in pon ‘street, near with gas, water and furnace—a nice basel on second floor, and one room Wut neat honsekeopers need A ‘00. 1, Who like ebaracter to bis other popular Our Boy: —— ENOR SINGER.—WANTED, A SITUATION AS TE. nor singer, in@ quartette choir im this city, By church preferred. Address Tenor, Herald omce, —Pucorel UR GRAND PIANOS-GREAT Bar is— 'Two breatifel upright erand Pinson, made by rater of Covigton, My., lelt Of copmgmuont, will be suid witeout 9 ovat, HURACK WATERS, 3 Broadway )0 LET—THE HOUSES AND STORRS NOS 140 AND 2 Canal etreet, dwelling house No. & PO Cant tee, Sate athed with Groton water. Thompson street. from Tet of Mew. Daidy Re, Sippy ve be. SMU LL, 196 Gopal gegen IPHE UPPER PART OF A TWO STORY BRICK HOUS 17 Bethune street; two large rooms, with marble mar tein, and two bedrooms on ene floor, base: 5 use of collar. Rent, $200, payable None but s small family, without neod apply. T DRUGGISTS OR GROCERS._A NEW ELEGAN i Lee hod in Coes, Neg oad ao —_ x Sinoss of the above trades cai le . LA RETTE, 452 Grand street, Willie burg. Pre Sis u las DAGUERREOTYPISTS AND DENTISTS.—T lease, for a term of yoars, the third and fourth stori: < bones 42 Brcedwag, scents of Canal Cae one Lek loor Ww: up asa errean room, wit! Hi ac. The third floors puitable for ist. voy a bail plied for immediately. DERCO: P. ARCH. CON, JR., 54 Canal street. erly, A block from A small family will find it wil we, this i be furni uaft c. Broadway Post Offices, nisnod. "AgSrete [RPER PART OF HOUSE 15 PIKE STREET 10 LE tos small Cag ped or tamily without children; thr , large attic bedroom with fireplace, lar, pantries, and large yard, four doors fro be seen 12 to 4 o'clock P. A DON, 40 South street. [SION RACE COURSE.—TO LET, THE FINE NE three story building known as the United St situated on the Brooklyn and opposite the Cypress Hills Cor of Hiram Woodruff and John dl the rent will be moderate. Apply on th R. C. MeCORMICK, plyto A. W. WIDOW LADY, WITH A SMALL FAMILY © grown persons, having furniture sufficient to furnish moderate sized house, would | ject with w party w ling to let such a house and take the rent outin board, A Thirtoenth street. URNISHED ROOMS WANTED—ONE OR T' hed rooms, for a man and his wite, where t! do their own work; must be down town, and terms dress box 3,824 Post Office. — OOM WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG MEN, OF QUII habite, a room, furrished double, located betwe Klin and Walker streets. Will be permanent, if suite L. W. B., Post Office, box No, 2,589, stating locati dress Mrs, Sarah Kutz, 61 West ‘0 FU y wou low. A TEAM ENGINE WANTED-ABOUT TEN. power, in perfectly guod working order. Aé M., Box 2,204 Post Office, stating lowest cash pric ———— 5. WANTED—A HOUSE IN A RESPECTABLE NEIG borhood, below Fourth stroct, and west of Bro must have all the modern improvements, sontain eleven rooms, and the rent not to exceed $600 per Address J. W: 8., box 4,084, Post Office. HORS dress \ Penance eee etre neta al tant tor oY PR ‘ANTED TO RENT—IN BROOKLYN OR MOBOKE a small house, or part of a bouse—rent about $2 or in New York, rot higher up than Tw sh ot reet—re not to exceed $250. Please address, with prior, locati and description of premises, Louis Stagg, box’ 282 1 offic , REO te aa WANIZD 70 BUY-ON ATLANTIC OR FULT, ates ng "y house — lot, rite store p ferred) of a vacant lot, at a rt dress “Lowell,” Herald office. nn’ Pre fotcash, 4 INSTRUCTION. LAST WEEK.—NEW PUPILS REC: 2.50 daly ule eek tee eae hes $2. ‘of $2 50. "Bookkeeping reduced this wee ‘$25 to $12 W, for s thorough course of instruction i circulars may be bad at the roo Y PERSON OF HIGH LITERARY ATTAT ments, as principal, with such testimonials as wou & character, standing snd reputation, and who cov mine aid villoge, is chanestt ia comny may a idress Church Hug: ay secure private oot extra a a el bookkeepers before May I. Terms moderate. ee RENCH LANGUAGE.—MONSIFUR AND MADAY Dubos are going to form new classes of converaati one wishing to acquire s true km m © Basos sea for gentlemen. Private lessons. US No. 1 Clinton place, Bighth street CTION. — FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Wi me few houre diseugated. wishes to improv rench. Address A, L., Herald office, STOLEN GOODS. FRICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MARCH ted at this office, f Oermatt starter do tances beer eaneren tenc rearing cloth in vest, one cont trunk cont: robes, sity of lmournsa a paper ‘ens pam aroiMe no . Sark Ik handWerchicts, ue’ piece ct Hack veils, ono picoe of brown t ming. om qiaes, one white opera glaas, rixtoon pisces drab ailk bacge OF bioding, Sve bones agate. five boxes SOenpe, pare one GLO. W. BATS ley Chien of Poison.