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i abeve named parish, This individ us! has not only ceeded in making converts to nis religion, but or ready ‘take: ito himself two spiritual wives, A we understand, about taking a third; ane of these wines Being the wife of a highly respectable missionary, and the 10m he is now about to take is « young woman of educa ) ANG one who occupied a gen'ert position in’ society. His second spiritual wife was a female who was school- mistress to his children, and who die! so: from the ¢fects of poiron taken by her, in their verdict, uader very # picious circam- Soon after Mr. Hyde became a Latter Day Saint, he ‘put away” the perion to whom be bad Seea married in America, it being inconsis'ea! with his new religious doctrines to keep unto himseit his ‘temporat’’ wife any longer. The female was therefore compel'ed to retaca to the States We thiat it right, although it way be pain’ul to the family of the females who have “taken the ovw hight,” as they say, to bring this matter before ‘he public, see ing that it is highly important that all frhat cin be done to rid the colovy of Mr Hyde, and the doctrine he is preaching, sbould forth with be dune. Our readers may remember that four Mormon Apostles visited this isiand some cw pears ago, for the purpose of obtaining converts te their religion. “be Hon, Hector Mitebel, the then Mayor of this city, positively retased his permission to their !scturiog here, avd the inbabi- tants of Spavish-Lown compeliea them to fly from that Place, just as they commenced the first of their series; in fact refusing to hear them at all _—_—_ Interesting from Mexico. IMPORTANT REVOLUTIONARY NEWS KXTKACTS OF 4 LETTER PROM GENERAL ALVAREZ- GOLD M'N&3— PLACER DIGGINGS 180 MIL¥S * OM ACAPULCO. {Correspondence of the New Orleans D-ita.] Acapcico, April 5, 1855. When the news reached the city of Mexico that Gen- eral Alvarez had beseiged Chi!pancivgo, Santa Anna, in pore, t the head of two thousand troops, s6ft the city for Yguala. The day after bis arrival, the 24 of March, he suddenly commenceia retrograce march, owing to despatches received requiring his immediate return, It is reported that General Viilareal, the head of 500 men of the Alvarez party, has had an ecyagement at Moralia with the government forces under the com- mand of José Santa Anna, son of his Serene Highness. Soni put to flight, with the loss of 100 horses, 300 muskets, some munitions and money. General Degoliado, commander of the Alvarez forces in the States of Michoacan and Guadalsjara, has made an important alteration in the plan of Ayutla, which has ven entire satisfaction to the conzervative party, reby carrying with it a majority of the personal adherents of ‘Santa Anna. Atvarez having accepted the modification, it is supposed the revolution will make more rapid advancement. The following is @ translation of some extractsof a letter received by a friend, {rom General Alvarez, who hes kindly permitted me to maie them public, and from which it will be seen the old chie(tain assigns a very good reason for raising his siege on Chilpanciago:— Texca, March 25, 1855. My Estrexxp Sm AND APPRECIABLE FRievD:—Immense business with which I have been surrounded, has prevent- ed my beiag able to answer in due time your last eatima- ble letter, as I should have desired; but your kindness is so great you will permit meto ¢o so now, dispensing with my involuntary silence. Iam highly delighted to find that the cause of libert; which we, the people of the South, cefend, is so fearle: ly advocated by tbe newspapers in the United States—a country in which the freedom of the press is not ealy tolerated but appreciated; and { am snuch gratified with the bonoravie mention of my nawie, Soould you meet any of toe gentiemen, I pray yon will raturn totaem my kindest regards of expression, with an assurance that my whole object 1s the freedomof my country, without the aspiration to presidential or other honors, My cear friend, the tuking of Chilpancingo would and could have been the consequent resul; of my hav- ing captured the cities of Chilapa, Flacotepec aud Telo- I , were it not that | was adoressed by the citizens to spare theic hves and property; 1 therefore withdrew, and am arravging a new plan of operation, which will be decisive in its results, and, at the same time, be the saving of a great effusion of blood. ‘This apparent retreat vie be looked upon by my ene- mies in acifferent light. They canoot, however, deay the advantage as gained by ms in the capturing of the cities aa named, and by which have not oaly my forces been augmented, but I have taken irom the enemy eight hundred muskets, six pieces of artillery, munitions, and a large amount of money; thus alone bave more than reabzed the object of my expedition, the rest being left to the devoiving of my plan, in which I entsrtaia the idea of not losing a single action or battle, after which I will march into the city of the Montezumas, not as a Dictator, but as a soldier who haa fought for his country’s freedom. * - bd ® ° * Permit me to subscribe myself your true friend and wervant, JOHN ALVERI As General Alverez was leaving Ruens V February 22d, a force of six hundred iavcers appearing ia sight, Generals Thonias and Francisco Moreno, wao were riding some two huudred yards in advance of their troops, were ordered to charge them. Francisco Morono, stpposing his battalion wae close enough to support him, charged, was wounded in the lrg, and taxen prisoner before his troops sucteeded im routing the lancers. He was car- ried to Chilpancingo, on wh:ch Gen. Pallacios proposed to exchange him tor Gen. Zuallago snd a priest, p.ison- ers in the hano« of Alvarez, Vending chese arrange- ments, Gen. Moreno was, on the moraing of March L0th, without any previous notice, taken out to tlie Yiaza, and there intormed by Fallacios that he woul: have him shot. On his asking, permission was granwed him to address the troops, abd buriug his breast, displayed to them two wouncs received at Caurabusco The govern- or, finding that if Gereral Moreno contioned hia ad- dress bis command would revolt, in the middle of a sen- vence he was shot dead His death bas been rumored for some days past, but the anihentic information was only received on the 6th April. On the 2sth March, as Gen Thoa. Moreno was advancing in the Costa Chica road, with » command of 1,500 mea, he was attecked by a large governwent force who were buscade. The slaughter, as it was hand to hand, was very great on both sides. Tho Santa anua troops succeeded iu cutting off the whole baggage train of mul which were, on the same day, recaptured by ‘Old Al tez,’’ who at the head of 800 of his ludians, had taken a mountain path to intersept their retreat, ia which che government forces were entirely routed, leaving every. thing in the mountains. Thave seen in the bands of Gen, Comonfort s small uantity of gold as received by him trom Senor oa juliam Ysalas, the man who is tbe discoverer of the mine, As for my part, 1 do not doubt the existence of gold in this State; however, a confidential mao has gooe to examine the richness of ‘the diggings. He is an Ame- rican and an old California miner. I will, therefore, by the next mail, be able to write with more confidence than at present, and content myself with placing before you the affidavits of the parties, aa also the conditions upon which Gen. Alvarer consents to their being worked by foreigners. One thing is quite certain—should they prove rich, and I think they will, a saiden change will come over the dormant slumbers of Acapulco. Crry ANp Post oF AcAPCLCO.—On this, the 20th day of March, A. D. 1855, assembled in the office of the Preiest ‘of the District of Acapulco, the following uamed gen- tlemen: Coione! AntonioGomez, Major Dow Julien Yalas, and Mejor P. Flores, who betag duly sworn, the Prefect stated that he had been directea to gbtaic, with a8 mach accuracy as possible, from person’ of character and knowled, as much information could 9¢ derived concerning the discoveries of gold as recently made in the neighborhood of San Francisco, on the river Deloro, in the ferra Calienta, (hot country.) between Ajuachit: lan and Caynca, being in the State of Guerrero. “Don Antonio Gemez states that he has been in the mines, in company with Messrs. Yslas and Flores, now resent, and he is of opinion they would agree with him 4 stating that the gold is found in abundance in the neighbor! of the town of San Fransisco, Deloro, on the banks of the Ora river; and in eome places it yield about three ounces to twenty-five pounds of earth, depth of one foot The distance from Acapulco is about eight days’ march. Major Ys’as not only ratifies all Colonel Gomez has stated, but adds that he is the person who first disco- vered the gold, and that it varies from eighteen to twenty three carats fine. Mejor Flores corroborates tlie foregoing statements, ANTONIO GOMEZ P, FLORES JULIAN YSLAS. Sworn before me, [Official Seai.] M MIRANDU, Prefecto. If these mines, on examination, prove to be even one- sixth as rich as sworn to, I’ think they will be very apt to call the attention of a few Americans to do that which Mexicans cannot or will not attempt—work them. ‘The following translation is a decree which has been submitted to General Alvarez, and will no doubt meet his approval. It is already in force in the mines, as J am in- formed, #8 also that upwards of two hundred Mexicans are at work :— Ri Art. 1. All Mexican citizens and foreigners arriving in the port of Acapulco, with the intention of proceeding to the mines, must report themselves to the prefecto, who will furnish them with the necersary passports. Art. 2. Mining implements of ali ‘‘escriptions, as alao visions, will be permitted to be landed free of all uty. Art. 3. All Mexican citizens and foreigners in the mines will be governed by a supertaventent, whose duty will be to see that each man will be allowet a cortsin pumber of square yards to work, the regulation in this particular being as hberal as po-sible. ‘Art.4. All persons working the mines must pay for said privilege, the one-sixteenth of al! gol! they extrac:, and a duty ‘of one per cent on all gold exported. Art 5. Any person or s caught in toe a'toempt to viclate srt ea shall lay their goid lable to seizure and forfeiture. i Ant. All difficnities or disputes which may arise as to claims, will be amicably rettled by the superin- tendent i" ‘The foregoing appears to be all very reasonable, and, ae I have stated previously, I siall wait ti I Peer xome- 6 before advising parties to come to the placer of Gicenero. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ’ Suspay, May 13—6 P. M. ‘The money market is beconing more and mors pletho- ric. Every week seems to add to the amount of capital seeking employment. The demand, on the contrary, is gradually becoming loss, The banks manage to keep ap their Lines of discount amidst the general stagnation, but it is only by being little less particular in the class of business paper. It in the easiest thing in the world to hypothecate fancy stock, at limited margins; bat as #pecuiaticn in tock securities ix just now pretty dull, nough of that busivess olfering to employ much capital, An abundance of mosey in this market, for any length of time, urually leads to epeculation, either in stocks or come deserfption of marchan!ise; but such is not the caseat present. There are mo ipdisations Of # moyoment of that wature in anytuing. There is a9 disposition to buy or sell stocks. Holders are looking for | burg will be offered for sale at the Merchants’ Exchange | in this city, om the 24th of July, at 73 P. M. | The earnings of the Pacific (Mo.) road, for the moath | of April, were $13,837 05, aga nst $6,009 87 im the cor- general disposition to do nothing. Very soon the hot | goos fat divideads and high prices, while buyers, believ- ing that lower prices will soon role, hold back and place their money on deposit in some bank. There is a weather will be along, when there will be a thia ning out among business men, There will be almost a universal stampede, Jook sharp after the almighty dollar. Between Schuy- felt safe, and such scenes of anxivty, excitement sud despair have seldom been experienced by any commau- pity years of active pursuit of fortaces under all the revul sions of our commercial history, All that has passed away, and the effect nearly obliterated. Hundreds who have borne im mind the horrors of those days, have 50 managed their affaifs as to cut themselves loose us soon og the bot westher sets im, and give the city a wite berth. This feeling bas had its influence upon busi- ness. We shall be able to see, before the fall busivess commences, how the uropean war works, aud its effect npon financial and commercial matters, It is, thore- fore, safer to pursue a masterly inactivity than to be come involved in mercantile transactions, the end of which cannot be foreseen. In the msantime let us hops that the weather may continue favorable for our crops, and that the harvests msy prove ail the husbaaiman can desire, We must look to our supply of breadsta‘Ts es the means to extricate ourselves from all present or pending difficulties. If our crops fail a second time we shall be worse off than the allies before Sebastopol, The election for directors of the Hartem Railroad Com- pany comes off on Tuesday, the 15th inst , and every stockholder should see that his interost is properly pro- tected. We have seen but one ticket, but take it for granted that there is another in the fleld, The present President has signified bis intention to retain that office only upon certain conditions, However sound his rea. sons may be, it must be admitted that the manner adopt- ed for making them public was in very bad taste, to say the least. It must bave been done without Mr. Biatch- ford’s knowledge or consent. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, 14th inst., at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The receipts of the New York Central Railroad Com- pany, in the first four months of the past two years, have been aa follows :— New York Centrat Rarnoap, 1854. 5. Increase. Jenuary...... $535,862 14 66,564 18 + 216,113 40 20,012 98 + $29,277 77 91,393 77 ces 601,905 83 123,075 76 $1,581,859 14 1,844,805 81 303,146 67 This shows an increase of about twenty per cent. Of the receipte in 1854, $763,095 05 was from paxsoagera, and $818,564 09 from freight; and in 1855, of the aggregate, $816,661 72 was from passengers, and $1,108,244 09 from freight. This explodes the idea that the Central does a larger passenger carrying business than a freightiag business. The returns of the Central thus far received this year, show that its business ia no more profitable than that of the Erie, and therefore that ita stock is artifically inflated, and caunot long be suetained at its present level. Either the Central ia too high or the Frie is too low Now, we are mora inclined to admit the first than the ast. The following statement will show the receipts of the Pennsylvania Railroad for the month of April, compared with the corresponding month last year:— For the month ending April 30, 1855. fame moxth last year...... Increase from pasrenger business . Do. freght do. Total. seseeecees $84,198 12 The receipts of the Beaver Meadow Railroad for the Inst week amounted to £8,641 61 Same week last y oo 4.248 68 Increase (100 per cent)...cecec.cceueeesee $4,292 91 ‘The coal tonvage for the past year was, tons, 14,392 03 wa same week last year........ 6,413 00 Increase (125 per cent)......ec060 sseeeeee 7979 08 Since the opening of navigation, (4 weeks,) the tonnage of this year has been. . 41,265 37 Same time lust year 59 80 Increase - The business of the company is thus shown to be in the most prosperous condition. The cash dividend on the common stock last year was 8 per cent. The earn- ings this year, so far, render 10 per cent certain, and 12 per cent probable, The rales of lands by the [linois Central Railroad Com- papy for the month ending May 1, were 18,660 acres, amounting to $260,847 96:— Construction Bond Lands, 15,517 acres, average. $12 10 Interest Fund Lands, 40 acres, average 20 00 Free Lands, 3,102 acres, ; 14 08 —Whole amount of land sales to Ist of May, apart from pre-emption lands, 92,280 acres, amounting to $1,014,- 617 23; receipts of road April, 1855, $100,00. ‘The lands have been sold mostly upon the Branch, and to purchasers from New Engiand, Maryland, New Jersey, Obio, Indiana, New York, Kentucky, and to some who have been to Kansas ani returned. At the annual meeting of the Cheshire Railroad Com- pany, held at Keene, N, H., on Wednesday, the Oth inst., it was— Voted, That the net earnings of the road be retained by the directors, to pay off the floating debt and bonds becoming due in 18 Voted, That dividends in amount not exceeding the net earninge be made to stockbolders in boade at par, 20 years to run from date of dividend, bearing 6 per cent interest, with coupons payabie semi-aunually. From the annual report of the directors of this road it appears that the total receipts tor the year ending December 1, 1854, were $372,892 73, against $315,299 05 in 183, Of this amount, $139,186 12 ($61,250 local and $77,935 through) was from passengers, and $220,482 05 ($74,588 local and $145,943 through) from freight. The expenses for the year ending December, 1854, were $241,- 876 97, against $185,596 (3 im 1853. Since 1849, a period of six years, the gross earnings of the road have been $1,691,588 25, and the expenses $891,911 86. The amount of $371,218 98 had been paid for interest on bonds and otherwise, making in all $137,269 54 more than tbe groes earnings, The total indebtedness of the company is $905,182 72, which is due as follows:— Bonéadue July 1, 1854... « s© January 1, 1865: “© July 1, 1860 July 1; 1863 Bills payable... The report also contains a table of the earnings for the month of Desember, 1854, and January, February, and March, 1855, a total of $113,589 50, and an increase of $16,920 56 over the same months of the previous year. Within the year two large locomotives, 45 eight- wheel house cars, and 45 eight-wheel platform cara, have been added to the road. The rcad has been put into good order, Nearly one half of the whole iron of the road has been replaced and repaired. The directors complain of the beavy tax impored upon them by the State of New Hampshire, since the commencement of the road, amounting to $48,687 70. The receipts of the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis, for- merly the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad Company, for the month of April, amounted to $87,706 14, The Reading Raijroad brought down last week 53,034 tons of coal, making for the season 708,383. To same time last season, 642,252 tons. The Schuylkill canal brought down last week 27,095 tons—total this season 223,985 tons, Totalto same date lass season, 188,371 tons. The Lehigh canal brought down last week 53,206 tons—total this season 126,175 tons. The shipments of coal from Richmond, during the week ending May 6, 1355, were as follow SmipMents or ANTHRACITE Coat. Albany, N. Y., tons.. 703 New Haven, Coan, Alexondris, D.C. Newport, R. I Amesbury, Mass, New York, N. ¥. Boston, Mars. Norwich, Gonn Bri¢geport, Conn, Pawtucket, R. I Bridesburg, Pa... Philadelphia, Pa. Port Chester, N. Y Portamouth, 8. H Providence, R. 1... Petty’s Island, N. Quincy, Mars Kichmond, Fi Flushing, Lf... Georgetown, D. C Glastenbury..... Greenbush, NY. Greenpo' Hingham, Holmesburg, Pa, Newark, N.J., +205 New Brunswick, N.J.. 818 | New Bedford, Mass... 225 Newburyport, Maes... 208 | ‘The Governor of Pennsylvania bas, in obedience to the | Jate act of Assembly, given notice that the maia lime of the public works betweea Philadelphia and Pitts. Total for week..... 36,562 “season... .398,166 Last yoar,. «316,820, jobbers were compelled to remain at their posts acd | lerism and other kiads of frauds aud rascalities, ne one | Besiness men pasied through more moatilan | guish Jast summer than had before been realized in | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1855. responcing month lat year | The Lebanon (Penn ) Advertivr states that the resi. | dent exgimeer of the company has beew instructed to | | Put the Eastern division of the canal, from Lebsaon to | Read ng, inorder for the usnal navigation, by the lat oréer thus to form once more a con- | tivtious line of navigation over the whole canal for some time prévions to actual prosecution of eastern enlarge | About eix miles of the canal next above Reading | is to be opened forthwith, for the accommodation of the | day of July next ment, Value of merch’dise exported ba the week. $1,298,656 Value of imports do. lo. Excers ot imports over exports...... When we take into consideration the | mited ont ward movement of breadstuffs, caused entirely by tre deticion TENANTS’ REGISTER. A —PART OF FIRST CLASS FOUSE IN + Thirty fourth stroct to let; also, @ first ctnas Increase $7,827 18, Leximatoa avevue; rent $600 cy of our domestic supply, and not by the absence of a rtons lunes in South Nith etree W 3 & MeMILLEN, Ll Broadway, room 9%, first floor, demand on the other side, it must be admitced that the apgregate of our weekly export table is quite « rex, able figure. Provitions do vot form euch s strong f tore m last week's returns as heretofore, and cotton bas | not been particnlerly active im its outward movemeat. | Notwithstandiog ali these tuings, the total te above an | average for the season, ond we have ao cause to com- | ding WISHING RSON TO IRE THE TARO 4 isting of two rooms aed two bedrooms, of *' me fhree story brck house, No. 4 Monroe plac “five minutes! welk from Peck on ths premises, or adar tent very moderate to TENANTS’ REGISTER. 'O A SMALL GENTREL FAMILY, 7 rt and frout basemont, vith other scoommoade se 75 Delancey str Apply on the promises toW A M and SGP M. % LEY—HOUSES WITH OR WITHOUT PURNITU! iv verious F Also, parts of houses, tots, farms, applyteo R D near Br % ke. if son GUODWIN You will be'sl E SECOND FLOOR AND GEDROOM IN story. The rooms have beeu reeontly painted. and erfect order erént will be Apply on the p ome sirset, FAMILY, Tike UPPER PART y steoet, uowr Mudsoa. Inquise roa. 7, IBIZA CO delightful for #ix mow PRNISHED HOUSE IN A vs and omaibuse id With gas, baths, pets. “House ia per Je quire ac 114 Waveriey pine: Jet 2. LET—THE UPPER PART OF A TWO STORY AND attic house, consi of five rooms, together or sepa- Inquire on the premires, 17 Harriron street, ihoe tad ether tutereeta there, mad th ee eon OF the | plain. ‘The excess of imports im the week ie not equal io i reat veer ‘Sach pee Pipe bigeye alka siewat-aie fi dareepehag ao ordinary weekly shipment of specie, Tho following : ga bara i r psriicuiare at 69 vation mey' be opened for trade even before tae time | i8 a comparative statement of the value of exports from | 70m PSM strork. Letween Broome an’ Spring. | above mentioned as fixed upoa for resuming continucus | the commencement of the year to May 10:— B2gEE BAU 5% BROADWAY, TO LET OR LEASE, | aavigation. 1854, 3885, Increase. Decrense, | 14 —1e# ene ast exhivition rooms in She The receipts of the Galena and Chicago railroad for +0+85,695,633 4.102,341 — 1,698,292 JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN | April were as follows:— 16,469 1,588,970 = 2,817,499 Without board, at 85 Canal strect, one block from ‘April 188, neieas 129,789 2,395 — | broad Pid 185 eg 2 2,079,652 67,958 — 2,011,718 April 1664, oo 78,738 + 1,783)168 1,807'282 425,873 kay poy + 508,417 ps Excei Pies rae ase cesses 694,817 434072 bad nen nA went ‘ The svnexed statement exhibits the quantity and va- oo heise ‘emily. For cards to’ viow, midress, wit Ine of certain articles exported from this pert during the Total,.,.$14 585,641 9,392,551 1,255,287 6,348,977 | K. ¥., box 3,001, Post Office. 5, rita week ending Friday the 11th Moy, peri the | Net decrease to May 10, 1866..............+.85,098,000 | 7 TG ep HOUSE ON STATEN ISLAND TO RENT, destination and extent of sbipments to each place :— Stock Exchange. eats Ventereiiv’s Tandiny pag | tit en sere at CommERCE OF THE Port OF New York—WEsKLY Expos, Satunvay, May 12, 1855, No. 7 dauncey oourt, 41 Wall street, N. Y. ; LONDON. | $6000 Mi Int Stock.. 65 60 sbsN¥CeoRR, oly | =~“ to Eat Quant, Vol. Quant, Val. 20000 Virginia 6's 97 50 a 810 91% URNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ON HUDSON oa $5,546 10 $2,742 | #000 N Carolina 9834 oly river, to rent for ths seneon, oF longer persed 0 Fis 19/088 $20 3000 Miseouri 6 92) 92 kil Heights, immediately op site ‘ashing! ve if , : 10000 92 dou | quarters,” Newburg, a large handsome mansi Ouse, in arisa *NGtT | 2000 docs sbOD 91, “50. dow.-ibid 40iq | Petienk chavs nnd commctehy fueniehed for immediate coe | 1/375 4}421 | 10000 . 91% 100 do......b10 49% | fed ode with ornamental peer, full gad sha te | 3,506 962 1660 C 91 260 9 sp wator at the door; | 236 8,244 1000 9814 25 4 &o, 3 prem: ie not oe 300 3,128 | 6°00 86 660 ‘or more partioulars, rot ine 6000 ad do. 0 ae 4 moderate, inquire at Mossre, GELB a LJ cy 8614 "197 | 6COOINCRRFBawp 70 100 OUSES 10 LET, RENIS MODERATE —TUE DWEL- Oil cake.....1,256 5,349 1,554 | 600¢ NY CoRR Bis 88. 160, do 40:5 | TO tine pert of the four story house 72 Varick stroet co T ibs.78,663 12,841 325 NY Cen lariem RR..opg 2334 | of Canal an ' pied aie 0 doe, 102% LONH& Hartior th 118 cold wate: baths, &e.; alagin four story hours TOA sccccccssrisrecrccarsorercrsserccvesere SLG2,602 nn Rahal Be 2B RR....c 8 park, ly to . dint LIVERPOOL, 2 & Tol In 8. oy spa | Cotton ba.. .6,912 $242,124 Bacon,lbs.100,000 $10,000 | 30C0 do...... 8234 Pecan ears icke oe Seven dieete wun ww | Bouin bbia. 5,005 ole Tobacco... oe 2006 See cee AY 3 broadway. Inquire of JOHN FOLEY, goid pen manutac- emicals ce. goods 4 30 Commerce turer, 107 Broadway. S turpentine. 300 5,101 Mahogany,igs 123 3,000 | 29 Am Exch Bk,.b3 109 = Tronere..., 250 "780. 8 ae eS aoe 8/905 | 88 Corn kxch Bk..c 100 ART OF A HOUSE TO LET—ENTIRELY NEW; [3 Fustic tn: 66 1,835 Shoe Ibs 200 606 | 800 Nic TransitCo #3 1614 vithin ope minut Ik of the Sixth ave ara, Horsebair, ba f4 8'142. Exe ofl 4 876. | 100 do.... boo 163, and Gvoof the Filth avenue snd Madison square. To ® small | lorsebair, ba yt? 8 oils, . “ tumly vould be rented very mod ly, ortho Kaglish | Cheese Ibs. .12,654 8,879 Handapikes..1,000 300 | 100 do... .b30 16; . Deacment and adjoiing room to . Apply at IL ks eevee se nos etree % Tae ine West Twenty sixth street, Refere: ged. | He. seecees Penn Coal Co, D. in. RR. i en us al ree 26 Third Avenue RR 26 ART OF A HOUSE TO LET—A PRIVATE FAMILY ill let part of their residence to ® small family om rea- Peers ieee rai ‘& Obie, RB. aonable terms. Location pleasant, . ke. Referen- | 10 pists cite bub Sides icici Seale AS 7 TRAM POWER, WITH GOOD AIRY ROOMS,TO LET— | 10 W on souara ae erms, ut She Hovet Aperioes | 29 Ch. &Rl Yorks, Forsyth etre pply at the offic JECUND FLOOR UF HOUSE 231 THIRD AVENUE TO | pegs, b | BOARD. iet— Loti ffour largo pleasant rooms; walls paiut- | 1,890 Sp turpentine 100 $1000 Missouri 200 whe Reading RR. 865; | od, marblo mantels, folding doors, Ac.” tent low ton rood | Tobacco, hai 5 =: 2,690 Farniture,cs. 6 750 | J00v0 do 20 Panama RR,..83 97 tenant. Possession immediate, Inquire in the grocery | Do. ib 2,668 Roots, ck..... 1 431 | 4060 Louisiana 6% 8 MokNorlaRRe’ 102 ext door, or of John foley, gold pea mannfacturer, | Ess ol Joe Renee 8 S88 | SCON Y Cen 770 150 Exlo RR. 0% LL ea eed ‘a 47.071 ma Beate tl 500 N¥Cen RR Bde 8815 19 EVERAL NEW BASEMENT AND TWO STORY | ins mak ard Ee ce, bbl. bet bei TO BR. F Bas Soe ae 1 tax houses of a row of fourteen on Twouty fiat atcoet, | 3 . re eee 8] al "4 ro n, sre to let or for sale on Bcoommodating terms. | Ex logw’d, bx 420 200 N ¥ Cen RR, .860 For further intermation, apply to the owner, G0, D LOtAL....ceee reves soe eee 865,392 CANTINE, No, 2, Washizgton place. 10 LET—THREE BROWN STONE FRONT ENG! Cotton......3,088 9843,518, 1 $300 basement houses, with all the adie improvemvat Rosin. 13,072 4,380 5,139 first strect, between Fifth and Sixth avennes. Ree Ceti aan Solana ered py to” ALEXANDER WECKBECKES 31 Libert} | ohacco, bx.. 9% 1058 | f tone ee sels evita leak Ext. logwood. 700 4,123 21293 | CiTy TRaDE R@PORT. 0 LET-STORE NO. 30 ANN STREET.—RENT $100. Potarh...... 1,760 8,422 Baturpay, May 7 B. GALBRAITH, L7 fulton 6! , May 12—6 P. M. eae faded beh theless it hE Peete ee as ee 140 | _ paxavsrevrs —Flour—Tbe market was in a gunerat EBT—ON MYRTLE AVENUE, COBNER OF YATES Whaled’e. 008 Total 4,606 | WY unchanged. The sales footed up adout 6,000 9 enue, twell houses, just finished, with folding be, 1b.9,212 3, W082 ‘otal.....++. +. $84,668 | 7 000 bola , including common to choice State at $10 50 ten fom, aud p eniaMaing onbichsaheansia : | s'$10 62; Obio, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsia, at $10 | Yiewsin Brooslyn, Kent only » plece. for one year Kar pee tacit $85,081 Hides. --.--+ 30 $2,722 | 44a $1675; 1,000 bbls. common State, at 60 1234, for SE ee WARE EE Se ee ryesodan od «478 Seturpeating, 50 a¥9 | Al June; 2,000 do, Cunadina, at $10 60 a$11 25, which a ef. 613 6.425 Rosin’... 482 4.244 | WAR about '12%c. per bbl. lower; 1,400 Sonthern, $10 © LET—THOS! FOUR STOKY AND BASEMANT fork ile. 100. Laan. Era eo 1.033 | 86.8 $11 51 for inferior to choice, and $11 37a $13 for brie! having a1 the modern improvements, in Hemp, Ibe 121,596 $185 Ren ‘a0 a'ro9 | fNcy snd extra, Meal—About 200 bois. New Jersey | Sixty noaz Firat avenue; fui) lots. Rent to good Hares 6 GOD Liquors... 20 800 | Were fol at $525. Rye flour was scarce and firm. | tenants very low. apply to PRCAKES, LEXNSTRIN & Leather bale.” 9 ©2258 Wo bone... .4,476 2,107 | Wheet—The market continued bare and prices nomina’, creeds Seine lho caches Mocking 3 BBS Cop me icae’ano Sag | COrr—The market continued firm, with sales of about (0 LET—POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY—THE Terenr tak 3), BARD. Gotenter on 1 920 | 58,000 60,000 bushels, including white, mixed aud yel- rear part of the second story, the front part of the third Conger ibelté,sss © ae'eal Locpat loge... 725 2,863 | OW, At 117c. @ 1183¢c , and 6,000 do. Kwitern, for July, | story, end all of the fourth wicry of 29 Beek street. Beem is 216, D oust logs... 7 i | at 100c. State and Western oats were selling at about | Also. the front room of the fifth story of 31 and 33 Beekman uit, cn. 1 100 ————— | ane‘ fhe, stroct, Each apartmentis suitable for any kind of mecha- Ti Bae aso +,$155,228 | ““Corros—The seles reached from 3,000 to 6,600 bates, | M78! business. Also basement of 24 Beekun stroot, | In- 1 Pcp 4 zag | 8t10%e. for midéhog uplands, 103,¢. for Floridas, 1050. | =e Brllios x 5 fone. -, Mab $188 | for Mobiles, und 1¢3c, for New Orleans and Texas 0 LET—THE COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF THE UATE 1.016 Ron bbl 4 a0 Freicnts.—To Liverpool, about 13,000 bushel of corn Oliver Clark, at Dobbs’ ferry, Westchester county Clie. G a6” | were engaged at 3d. a 31¢d., ia bags and bulk. To Lon- | ‘Tio acove property consists of w large house and darn, with fee, bes. 7 825487 | 209, 3,600 bbls. turpentine were engaged at 3s. par 280 | Shout two scros of land, beautifully laid outs bas w large vee Fileeabe ie mu | Ibe » and 400 tlerces beef at 2s. 6d. To Havre, cotton fea ants of the Hudson River Railro: Tapcut ine ‘afae Sta: gaa | Wasat eo To Hamburg, 500 baies cotton were engaged | {Sey or the river, and is One of the most desirable summer RANA toe 2 <Anehas ego at 4c 50 bbls. epirits turpentine at 3c. To Bremen, | residences on the Hudson kiver. If desired, the frntture — 200 bales cotton were taken at 14c.; 100 boxes drugs at | will be rented with the house. Foe further particulars in- Cotton, DALES... 6. eseeererereeseessseeeees BUB $14,659 | 75.) 64., and 250 bags coftee at Jac.’ A vessel was char- | quire at Clark's Hotel, ecrnor of Jay and Washington et 2,450 $48,795 | tered to load at ‘Antigua for London or Liverpool, at £2.| streets, New York, or ef STEPHEN ARUILER, Dobbs 2 , 10s. and 5 per cent primage and all pore charges. A eosin Another was taken up to load at Jamaica for London, to er TL HO TH GAS AND MAR. ToWst Tar bol $700 | toa with roger, at £2 128. 64, or 4 for apican, and £3 | T° ne meqtices ess gees ia Willamntbutie nove the Yon Eye bushels.’ 415 1084 ie bh 300 | 10% for coffee, Another was taken up to load inthe | Fo let in new house down t Be wun els. eee eee: 6 si | West Indien at p. t —the three veenela naving been ea- ‘ Porbulba.n LGi 06, BGTAHaSdoe'e ten. 28 ‘og | SAeed by Messrs. Ganger & Co. for the West India export Seen er ery stro Heme, Beis. P000 7100 Gordie bene 9 (1,814 Hace, ‘There was no cbange to notice in raves to Cail- po Balad “ 2 tiie ts Lhe RM r il’ #, ba. "y lornia, HOTEL AND FURNITURE 831 BROADWAY. Butter, ie ba ans Feathers, ba. 20 3a PRovisions.—Vork —Tbe market was firmer. Sales Possession immediately, Inquire ot 0 East Twenty 1434 rth street before AM. or itor AP. uf, ‘Alvo threo 9 story dwelling house 30 Irving place. Immediato po: 493 11,490 as P : 23 36. LET.—FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, ON EAST Molasses, tre. 78 1,845 Siateenth stroot, near Irving place. Furniture elesant raceo, 5 ¢, and the iene modern eo Rie oe tari one cos, taquire ef Ra As WATKINSON, No. 7Ni Bread, begs.. 443 2,654 x steady. Salen of 5,000 a 6,00 1—GENTEEL APARTMENTS IN NEW HOUSE Roots, 8..... 9 353 Shoulders and hams were high- ‘802 Seventh avenue. Appry on the premises, in tho Champagnes 24 = 133 ; tea atcre, or of E. W. BARNARD, 230 soventn etrest, before pa di er. Sales of 300 packsges were ma including | o°%r from 6to8 P.M. Also, apartments in house 161 Lau- say eoeenes a sbouléers, at 73<c., and 93¢c. a 9%. for hams. Bacon | 9, oF frot Le aera Total... 00e-ereererens continued scarce and firm. Butter and cheese un- . ‘ changed. (0 LET—BASEMENT AND REAR BUILDING, Butter, Tbe.-1,767 $233 4 Rice,ten&bbia 3,712 Dagner. goods 8 Hama, Ibs... .1,390 53 es......8.270 Weekly of Deaths lard” Lag 16/840 oo ks In the city and county of New York, from the Sth day | 970 of May to the 12th day of May, 1856, . ae —— Men, ‘7; women, 78; boys, 14! 128—Total, 431. (0 LET—A FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT, AND Adults, 158; children, 276; male lemales, 208; co- other srmaller 9} h email Amaciese Saeatsies, Poards, ft.. .2,000 Rice, pkgs... 21 Olle’ghle 407 Peas, bu Tobac., hhds. 14 Wine, Or dies,boxey 60 Codfich, owt. 6 Mackerel. cwt 25 Shot, keg! 2 Bread, bbis,. 10 Butter, tubs. 40 | Pork, bbis 00 Bacon. 4 Fuatic, tet 25 5C0 Turpentine. 200 684 Ext. logwood 23 128 Total..... + Londen... 14,659 3.617 41.815 25,158 8,947 treet. ASON, A FINE NEW don the shore of the a fine lored persons, 15. ‘DIBBA: 5 3 Heart, dense of... ++ looping coug! Inflammation of Inflammation of brain loflammation of kidn 10 LET—FOR THE SUMME:! house, thirty feet square, situ: Lower Lay, noar tho “Bath House, ne Joney Island, the Highlands ot Sendy Hook, Staten Fort Hamilton, &e, &o. For further particulars JOUN B, TERRAIN, 150 Smith street. betwoen d Wyckoff, Brooklyn: 10 LET—A NEAT COTTAGE, AT TUBBY HOOK, ON the banks of the Hudson, containing 13 roome; & do- lightful country residence fo tleman doing business in the city; forty-four minutes’ ride from tho city. Apply at 92 West 'stroet, or of J. 11. Wateon, on the premises. Inflammation of lungs. ..3 Inflammation of spine. Inflammation of throat.. Casualties, by fa b the head.” Inf ries to t! see veveeee es B49, 866 Meme Moon Casualty, by railroad... 1 Intussusception of intes- LET—A BEAUTIFUL COTFAGE, NEARLY NEW, Choiera infantum. 4 on the Fifth aveuwe, corner of 13ist stroet, Harlem. a live : Apply to Mr, Jam neat door: [7 | ‘1 Lockjaw ; . 119 Pot | 1 Lange, inane of } | mo umt—T0 A GOOD TENANT, CHBA 1 Malformation....----... 1 Story and b eat house, in Morrisians, wish au acre of forma emises. .K. Bennet, | 5 Malformation of heart... 3 | Sforrisiana, Franklin aveone,bet ween faith and Sixth strets, prion... 86 Maraamus, adult.--.....,4 | orto Bennet, 125 William street, New York it : farasmus, infantile. .. Convulsions; fafantiie..734 Meaalen..” il AT NO. 5 BOND STREE: Group .. T11 Old age 4 I aurwer. as iod Debit y, 3 Palay 10 LET.—APARTMENTS TO LET U) consisting of f PURNISH Debility, infanti Pleurisy 3 Delirium tremens. Poison. wel 0 LET—IN BROOKLYN, 94 JORALEMON STREET.—A Diarrhes..... Premature birth, 8 twe eto ttie and basement house. Apply to James Dropsy. . Rheumatinm....... 1 | McLean, 49 Chambers street, New York ae. Dropsy in the chest. Rupture of bladder 1 aa " Drop: 2 0 LET—PART OF A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, ON prooy te the head noth ss sniabaagaal ‘Cariten avenue, between Fulton and Lafayette avenue, | ve . with tll the #, bath, &e., consis Dynen' oe osee Sourvy 1 emeat, ani two or Eatargemsens of brain Smallpox. 4 6 cars, or fifteen of | Fnlargement of heart. Stillborn .22 | the ferry. Apply ‘enport’s Agency Uilive, corner of Epile 2 | Fulton avenue and Uxford street, Brooklyn. | ; bn 2 1 1 1 1 | dreseing box | to let, not Above Twentioth BROOKLYN—WITH THE FU 1 respectable family, where small family wo above the rent. ‘The house i out fifteen min ik fr uguircef A TOMSAY, coal agen and Myrtle avenue, H tad LET AT FORDHA: AND GARDE, hall kinds of truit land for pasturage d. A'so'e lurze stono house—a part oe arden. Tho rent will he tak re at 7 Franklin atroot, For perticular of Fulton stro —A VARM, WITHIN SIX MILES ASK. ° » good Louse and outbuildings, with suok Quantity of land ab may bo dested, not exssedicg eight him dred acros, The land {& the very best | city, for farming, or for veye ables w tenant, who will take care of the plac fers Apply te JAMES Sh. CUM ‘tunity offe treet, New Yor! situated in point of publicity, and would sult not requiring a very large spsoo. Inquire at 413 exchange office. (0 LEASE—A COUNTRY SEAT AT PELHAM, WEST choster county, containing about 54 acros of and, beau- tifully situatodon the Sound. Apply to ADAMS & LUOKBY 75 Naxsan street, KENT—IN THE VILLAGE OF MOKRISANIA, tween First and Second stroets, and betweon the Mor- risania and Melrose stations, Harlem railroad, » ond nearly new dwolling house, containing sixteen rooms, stable, 4o., and 19 etty lots of land, all in good order: ‘Abily to A. FINDLAY, LI Spring atroas, HREE STORY DWELLING A stroct, ia the most plessant part of the city of Brooklyn, and within eight minutes’ walk ° of the Peck alip ferry. ‘the houses have 13 rooms bosides tho clovets, with under cellars and court yards in the feont of the dwellings narble mantels and grates in the parlors; the yards aro 100 feot im The ren! ach house te erteel forvilies will be $276 per annum In advance. ‘I'he party renting these di a tree ferry ticket for himself and DRTER & FREDRICKS, No. 6 City WO OR TAREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- bedrooms attached, are now vacant at the jey place. Also one or two very plossamt Breakfast wt 735, dinner até o'closk HOUSES, ROOMS, & WANTED. QUILDING, WITH STEAM POWER —ANY PERSON having a lars in this city, to rent, with horse power ein it, can find ® tenant by ad- D—FROM JUNE 1 TO 18ST NOVEM. e stable. Any one baving the above treet, or below Houston, mag are Post Uti YTABLE WAN ber next, © pr address P. 1. ANTED—A FURN alady, where th widow lady preferred, Bell, Herald office oarders, with @ ation and terms, re ne Address, stati MUSICAL DB RIANOFORIES AND 2 MELODEONS TO LET—AT $2, $3, E14 avd $6.amonsh, or tor wale, the cheapest im the city, prices trom $35 up to $00, and o $00. Visuos tunod and music thoroughly ti Prolossor VUMSDAY, 225 Grand streot. 6%, OCTAVE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ROUND cor.” xtra carved, nered piano, only been in use th months, will be sold at a great nerifico, as the owncr is going to leave for Cali fornis. Apply at71 Crosby street GIVE LESSONS ON THE of pupils, or at her own rowi root, uonc Broadway. Terms BARG AIN.—A SPENDID 63; ROSEWOOD PIANO improved diagonal sealc, made by & manufacturer of thirty yours’ excerience, been used very little will he sold with written guarrantee tor two years. Price S210. Also, a meloden for $15, Apply at 202 Howery. McDUNALD & BRO. GIOK SALE—A PIANOFORTE, 6) OCTAVE, AT 14 Second street. ‘Ihe proprietor wants to leave the oisy. {}OR SALB—A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE wood pianoforte; cost $250; will bo sold for $145, ona. ‘Alro, ene eecond hand mabogany piano fer $35, at 402 dixth, avenue, near Twenty fourth street Vee? PKKMIUM PIANOFORTES, MANUFACTURED by STBINWAY SONS, 5% Walker stroot, near Kroed- way, N.¥.—There pianos ‘recelved the frst competition with rianos made by soe must celsbrated manm- Leturere of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Bultt- cS ed. "Prices moder: NEW, MUSIC“ MAYOR WOOD" SONG, Compose and dedicated to the Mayor by the Hutchinaso, Jy, aud sung by them at their concerts with # Jause; 2 cents. Also, the most popular pi day at the todueed rates. HORACE Broudway. , ASONG; WORDS AND MUSIC tle page embellished with ‘Sam's Youngest.” the most po) jeces of the da; Fatos. HORACE WATERS. Publis JANO CLASSES.—MR. A. SEDGWICK. PROFESSOR of piano and cencertins, heving returned from has removed to b46 Broom: Nt, of the ATES, Publisher, t, to 4 spacious building, 167 w wl the een Hudson and Varick streats. jesale prices, for eash, or satisfactory or ment to purchasers now offered. Pz FOR SALE.—A NEW AND ELEGANT PIANO for sale very low, at 346 Broadway, office No, 5. r INGING.—MR. GEO. LE JEU begs to announce thi to 555 Hi BOW BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, | COMMERCIAL . arithmetic, &c.—These essential branches to e Dusiness are thoroughly taught, day snd evening, at M. PAINE'S ace: and street, corner of Bowsry, 166 Fulton Brooklyn. Ladies’ writing classes plendid pentnan and skiltul tonchee jor.’ —New York Daily News, CARD —THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW pupils daily for class or private instruction in the art of penmanship and bookkeeping LIVER B. GOLDSMITH, $62 Broadway. Amoug those whe ‘ith is just thas im- teach the art of writing, Olle disputably pre-eminent person and recocnized head of the Profession A TEACHER OF EIGU® vi is qualified to toxeh the higher branc! 0: ducation, with the French language, d situation for ves GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION, WISHES TO EN ter an honorable family, as professor of the French Ianguage and literature, (di tor exbibited), in exchaage tor a comfortable home; the hest of reterence giv quired; no objection to the country. Address A. office. ftrest, nese Firth avenue; a desir. ebe situation tor re the parlor and bedroom windows looking into the beautiful garden of Murray Hill. Apply to EDWAkD CONWAY, Real Estato Agent, No. 2 William street, or 141 Seventh avenue ay Le T—TH 18, Bik’ Il's Tal. 3 1 siz | 0 6 Hlonpital:» 4 Workhouse, B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth x a ae Be tf “ LET—A COMELETELY FURNISHKD HOUSE, I, tous.... 20 N.Y. Juvenile Asylum,. 1 Toh ar ock pantof the oth, oouselntns ull the ieee | Sp-tarpentine 100 Provemonts, Apply at 41 Front streot, un stairs, } Tobacco, has. 50 — -—- — Staves, .....1,200 T—FRONT AND BACK PARLOR 383 GROAD. | woy, near White street. O'CONNOR, on the premises, b yg LEASE, FOR SA! som City, | Inquire of Dr. HENKY ¢, | lien 8 EXCHANGE uD | ive minutes’ ld id Paliende avenue, on 2 harbor of brick botre, 24 ro city Lote, Also, on wise cottage, ; t for the residence of Lewis Giasesien Avnae Guba... #6 three story store, Rorthoast corner Washing Australia... veh fs" ‘9 Port au Platte, RICHARLS, 307 Brondway. | of to be equatty newly painted, to peotable family, or gentlemen. Fine location for a ‘all at 30 Amity street after 10 pes me " 40 Unknown to the jury o'clock A. M. OOKKERIING, WRITING AND ARITHMETIC | 5 , 00 Brosdway, - «@ bibabay <— | PO LET10 A GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT ROOM | ee double entry in vuch w practical business ih 1 Total 431 in @ desirable neighborhood, (Irving place,) situaced in | ner that his students become good bookkeepers in eo ee ootoceey Hoboken, N. J.; about. minutes’ walk from the ferries, | time Students may enter day or ‘ovening thie we oe 2 “REC |ON—DIREASRA CLASSKD. Charge moderate, Addross E. W., Herald sffice. 1% for writing lessons, D.goods,bales 228 7,627 Shooksand h, 303 869 | Bones, joints, «+. 2 Stillborn and premature — = << " Candles, brs. 8 =” -64 Boat......... 1 83 | Brain and nerves, 84 me 30 | MO LET.—FURNISNED OR UNFURNISHED, A DE- ND GENTLEMEN MA o . we 6 bape els, ty ‘ veeuee cortege house, situated art of Breok- Las, ake sorevsessedees seve 823,156 12 _ other digentive organs 80 | 13", betwoen Wal acoompl ks Sa AUSTRALIA. bi 188 Uncertain sent end gen- aes Su Now York Port Uiiee ware, cares 269 $6,268 Dried apples. 342 $3,% 4 eral au i are *s atta Drugs. ...... 131 "465 D.goods,cases 3: Unknown... 1 LET—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, PANISH LANGUAGE TAUGHT TO ANY WELI, Prandy, bbls. 88 4,789 Chairs....... 156 2,192 Urinary organs 4 titnated at Bath, Long Island, fronting Gravesend bay. | willing in return to give lessons in the Books. Cases. n 13507 Grindstones.. 156 r | —_ The house is furnished and in complete order forthe recep. | tiostruction from Gto8 Tr. M. Apply Monvments.. 100 950 Lumb'r,ft 353,000 9,770 | Total gah ep Beuveode esseresee431 | Hom of @ gentoo! family, ‘There tn a stable, dp » on the pre | 78 Murray street, Lobstraeases 150 1,500 Sail clotb....' 60 1,785 | Of which eleven were from violent causer. FaryaseGd.” APoLa we AOLOMON E Tanith, 368 eee | Sct ScHOO!, PORT, RicHMON Tooac Iba.116,327 24,556 Clocks, caves. 98 1,233 . between 10 aud 2A. Mor at INO. 1 HART S, 00 j jand.—The MISSES ANTESELI, pave Do. hhde.. 170 4 o 6 pag yore dougal street, betwoon 2 and 4 P. M. fenest s a arere omer. Fhe sumber of thei p " 4 t ab] yy Gaye wom ato Brent. THe ISLAND KNOWN all the comtoris of a home. ‘Ferma $129 to $15 per sunem Sp. turp’atne 56 © to 10 years, “bp x y Sci = Ten.beltsee'n 2 10 to 15 years, ‘feepecttully monounees aust sue wall ope h Total, Sais an 15 to 20 years. 8 Sixth hetw nen ‘Thirty ninth » ‘MEXICO. iy Lumber, {t.70,000 $13,28 Hay, to Se ¥ mating, &c, and to a good tenant, which 14 more desirabl in Fs 08 bit than 8 bign'rent, it will be let low. nly at 5 Bromd at, 2 BIuLIARDs. : LET OTTA KNOWN AS \ ILIIARD TABLES,—WE OFFER FOR SALE A FINE rom, osm a se Baus corsen rar t2 2,8 | B eee tock of tab.ew at reduced ‘prices terms, * —WHERE CAN WE BUY COEAP CO ‘This oan do al is A solved by er ton. wel private families thio i#8 60% these hard times nce soldi t JACOB W YOAT, FROM FIFTY CENTS T Cu oy be bad at most yar hints aud