The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1856, Page 2

‘Le ” at + t t time, Blassed Babys, Burton as the happy parent. waite ya Peeper’ warm reception pirse. to Mr jalleck crowded audience, on even- pont Setar: A ae eri prbetin destowed =pen his perfraaaoe of Benetick, duces him to again announce the play, “Much Ado —_— Nothing,” = to-night.” “Deaf asa Post,” fol- Lavra Kruve’s Vanieries —The drama of “Camille,” and ex'ravaganza of ‘‘Novelty,” are again on the biils tor this evening. The remarkably liberal patronage bestowed upon this theatre, since it opened under Miss Keene’ management, shows that the “aed will sustain talent, perseverance, industry and Broapway Vanreris,—Packed pra retty equal- yy se 2 of ladies, gentlemen and chilaren, every night restify thi fois corte Approbation of the superior manner in ain the Wood & Marsh juveniles render their various parts ia © Slack Fyed Susan” and “4 Loan of Lover.” Woon’s Mixers. —This jovial band, with at one end and | the other, will this Gremica ian their triends in extacies vy their songs, dances, &., no: forget irg the Darlveque of “Robert Macaire.”” ‘Tue THESrian Dramatic Association, at the request of mumerous persone, will repeat the popular play of ‘Love’ fecrifice,”’ and the “Review,” on the 8ta of April, at Brooklyn Museum. Their performanoes on Monday evea- ing were well received. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tugspay, March 25—6 P. M. We have no change of consequence to report in the stock market. The most active stock on the Uist to-day was Cleveland and Toledo, and the transac- tions were about equally divided between buyer's and seller's option. Erie was a fraction better than at e close yesterday, but below prices current at the first board. Chicago and Rock Island remained without change. The announcement of the dividend put the stock up 1 per cent, but it does not seem to have had the effect contemplated. Galena and Chicago was firm to-day at 113¢ per cent, with a small sale. It is not an easy matter to buy much of this stock. Several attempts have been made lately to purchase a few hundred shares, but the market price advanced so rapidly that the movement was abandoned. The stock is good for 120 to 125 per cent between this and dividend day. Read ing Railroad was better to-day. The read brought down last week 29,100 tons of coal, making an ag- gregate of 340,679 tons, against 417,898 tons to the same date last year. The cause of this decrease is the deep snows in the coal regions. The lateral woads cannot be worked; and then the fact that coal cannot get away from Richmond on account of the ice, prevents coal from being sent down. As soon as navigation opens, the road will make up the present deficiency in tonnage. Nicaragua Transit has become inactive, and remains pretty firm at 15 per cent. The Walker-Garrison-Morgan-Randolph Company have advertised the Orizaba to leave this port for Punta Arenas on the 10th of April. This steamer has been for some years past engaged in the Gulf trade, and belongs to Charles Morgan. She has been made over at the Custom House to Charles A. Whitney, Morgan's son-in-law, who acts as agent of the company. Arrangements were made some time ago—long before it was known here that Walker intended annulling the Transit Com- pany’s charter—for the steamers of the mew company to coal at Key West, and all the ar- rangements which are now being carried out were reported to us some time previous to the arrival of the Northern Light. The information came to us from what has since proved to be an official source; Dut we looked upon it then as a stockjobbing affair, and supposed it to be merely a ruse to depress the market value of Transit stock. It appears now that there was more in it than was generally anticipated; that while these arrangements were being made, ne- gotiations were going on in Nicaragua for the annul- ment of the Transit Company's charter, and that the parties engaged in both operations were the game. We have as yet had but the first chapter in this history. It is to be continued. After the adjournment of the Board, the following gales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper :— 000 Lake Erie, Wabash &S% Louis RR. 1st mort. ne ol 70 62 52 58 100 shares Paterson’& Ramap> 3 50 Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co.. 67 100 North Ameriean frust and Ba 8 50 Branawick City Stock....°** 5% 16 Beekman Fire Insurarce Co.. 101 200 New Engiand Mining and Quarrying 8 At the second board the market was buoyant, and -there was considerable activity. We have no ad- vance in prices to quote, but the highest rates cur- rent at the first board ruled at the close. Michigan Southern Railroad was in demand at a small im provement. Cleveland and Toledo went ap j per cent. After the board the market was very firm, with * strong upward tendency. Galena and Chicago, \'4} bid, 115 asked; Michigan Southern, 95} bid, 96 asked; Cleveland and Toledo, 78} bid, 78 asked: Milwaukie and Mississippi, 84f bid, 85 asked, firm; Reading, 92) bid, 924 asked; Nicaragua, 15 bid, 15} asked; Illinois Central Bonds, 914 bid, 91} asked. ‘The market can be considered a rising one. Money is easier, and we should not be surprised to seea pretty general upward movement in all the leading stocks. It may be only temporary. We do not look fora permanent rise before May. Then the bears must be prepared for an inflation. The usual spring speculation cannot come before that tim § It may not be, when it comes, so great as is gene- rally anticipated, but we do not look for the appear- ance of outsiders in the market, until the bulk of the spring business is over. th. Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- we: — Patd on Treasury account . Received on Treasury accou Balance due Treasury ascount Pafa for Array office. , Paid on air during che The receipts to-day include $50,000 from Chicago The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 22d inst., were as follows: — For the redemption of stocks. $4,968 89 For the Treasury Depar*ment . 15665 45 For the Interior Department. 8,684 96 For customs, 7 ‘War warrants received and entered, On account of th vy. From jands.. . ‘The Boston Journal of ‘the 24th ins +, BAYS: — We regret to bear that the bonds of the city of Janos. vile, Wisconsin, owned in this cliy, have been protested for non-payment. Tos city represented as in a highly prosperous condition, this ia a most cisereditabls circum stanceand is calculated to act with prejudicial effect npon the securities of the new Western cities and towns now #0 rapidly developing. For the credit of Janes- vi'le we hope this failure to meet ita obligations is but temporary. The Chemical Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of six per cent. ‘Western railroad companies have had a hard time of it for some months past. With the deep snows and cold weather, very few of them have made money. Although they have in fact earned nothing, they are much better off than the railroads of the East, where they have all been losing money. Great apprehensions are felt regarding freahets, and roads in this State and in Ohio are preparing for serious damages. Bridges have been strengthened, and da- plicates, as far as possible, prepared. A warm rain of two or three days would do vast damage to our railroads. The month of April will, beyond adoubt, be a severe one to these works in this State and New England. The beavy snows of the North have hard $09,276 50 64,313 00 4230 39 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1856. ly yet been affected by the sun, and as the season advances the dager of s rapid greater, It is now tht 25th of must soon have the usual spring ra'ng: When they come, railroad managers most |.ok ont for their tracks and bridges. In the event of serious freshets the damage to the road bed, &c., will not be the onlydifficulty. Travel and traffic will be interrupted; and while the expenditures are likely to be of an ex- traordinary character, the earnings are likely to be limited. Thus far this month the receipts have been small, even below those of February, and the aggregate is likely to be much behind that of the same month last year. Throughout this State, Ohio, and all the Eastern States, the snow is piled up along side the tracks, in places nearly as high as the cars, and fences in every direction are completely covered. This immense body of snow cannot pass away harmlessly. It is too late in the season to ex- pect such a favorable termination of the winter, and it is best to be prepared for the worst. The past winter has been a hard one on our railroads from the inten- sity of the cold. The cost of repairs this year, if properly reported, will be a big item in the expen- ditures. Locomotives have suffered more than ever before known in the same time, and the limited business since the mild weather commenced’ has on one account been advantageous, as it gave the com- panies an opportunity to repair their rolling stock and get it in order for the summer business, In the whole history of railroads in this country, nothing in the shape of bad weather has ever been known like the past three months. Very few companies will beab to pay dividends for the last six months out of 2, rugs. Dividends may be paid at the regular day, bu. only by borrowing money and an- ticipating future receipts. The Toledo Blade gives the followlng informa- tion regarding the progress of the Toledo, Lake Erie and Wabash Railroad:— This great thoroughfare was completed to Logansport on Saturday last. Few works of internal improvement, in this or apy other country, have ever progressed towards 8 completion with greater rapidity—a tact partially origi nating in the importance ot the improvement itself, as well ina commercia! ag 8 pecuniary point of view. It feems but yesterday since our citizens fire! began to agi- tate che subject of sucha work as this, unui now the thing is more than half finished. In another year werhall be im éaily direct connection with St. Louls, and ia another, perhaps, with the half way station between that city and the Pacific. What an ago is ours ! We are happy to be abie to state that in its unGni:-hed condition the Wabash and Erie road has more than realized the expectations of ite builders, and that the work will be purhed onward with an energy commensa- ra‘e with i's importance. The travel is now large and daily incressing, and the sompary already begin to enjxy & foretaste of the rich reward which the future holds in store for them. Stock . Turspay, March 25, 1856. er sha Erie RR $3¢000 Lou’a 6’s..83 90 10: 40 rhs Del & HC Co 126 5 Am Exe Bank... 1183¢ 5 Hanover Back.. 94% Bark Commerce. 109 128 N'Y Com REDO 982% 168 92 245 do......b3 9245 80 do... ».b20 9255 15 Metrop’n Bavk.. 1073, 16 Continental Bk. . 108 5 St Nicholas Br., 95 87 Mechanics’ Bk. . 118 20 Merchants’ Br... 147 14 Bk N’h America. 105 2560 Nic Traneit Co.. 200 S0..... 830 180 Chi&Roek I RR 53 62 do. ose 200 do. 830 20 Wis LShoreRR , 72% 88COND $1500 Tl Cn RR Bs.c 91% 10000 do......... 915 110 shs Penn Coal Go 975% 200 Nie Trans Co..03 15 tee aa Erie BR.. .63 do.. 200 do., 830 ay Hudson it Ré.e60 300 Cleve C rol Riiss 200 b3 100 100 MSo& Ni ibs0 60 Erie RR.....b10 d d60 CItY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tcmspay, March 25—6P M. AsHEs.—Sales of 75 bbls. pots were made at 6c. per Ib. for pearls. BREADETUFFS —Flour—The market continued firm, with mocerate sales of about 4,000 a 5,000 bbis., inctus common to tht and extra State, at $6 8734 a $7 Western goca ‘ed to extra Ohio and Indiana at $7 2 & $8. Southern was in fair demand, aod the sales em braced about 2,000 bbls., meluding mixed to choice brands, at $7 25 a $8 12. and fancy ana extra do. at $8 25 9 $9. war Bi Sa with sales of about 400 a 600 bbls., at $7 3734 0 $9 25, for all grades. Bye flour was dull at $4 25 a $0 25. uiet, at 3734 for Jersey, ané at $4 for Branc: perntie ‘neat— The sales hey § confined te 2,000 Is prime white Canadinn, at $1 9234., with a smell lot do. reported at lc, ‘Tennessee commen to rad rapged from $1 65 4 $1 15. Corn—The salee embraced about $8,000 bushels, including commen to geod new mixed, s¢ 642. @ S5c.. bushe's good white Southern, at 68s., . Carolina prime fancy white Jonnson’s, yellow was at 60c. a with moderate sales Rye was cull at $1 10 & $1 14, wich saies of 4,000a 5 000 busbels, witbin quotations; ssles were reported to arrive between the Ist and 16th April, at $110. Small asies of barley were made at $128 for good Canstian. Oats were at 400. a 44c. for State and Western, with fair sales. of 2,600 bags of Kio, were made at 1134c, ;,180 bags at 102¢¢. for inferior, and 11%¢. for good, and 200 do. do. at 13%Xe.,;with » small lot of Jamai- eaatl2s. A cargo of Java, per ship Issac Walton. was ction, terms four monthe, as follows:—2.246 léc.; 480 co., 14Xe ; 419 do.. 145¢¢.: 865 do.. 5 678, 0, 1434c.; 146 o., 14. ; 108 do., 137¢¢ ; 583 18%e G0. 13%¢ ; 1,771 do., 133¢6.; 2,681 do., Soles, 13e; 24 do., 13: Corrox—The market continued active, with sales of about 5,000 bales; the market ciosing firm. A line of 1,500 bales St. Mark’s fair middlings, sold at 10%¢. Telegraph} accounts from the South represen: a strong market; 25,000 bales were reported by telegraph as sola in New Orleans yesterday, and f.eights at ‘4. FReicets —Rates were rather better. fo Ltveroool about 1,000 bales of cotton were engaged at 9 323. a 5-164., with 200 bales of Sea Inland at 7-16d.; 6,000 boxes bacoa at 258.; 500 bbls. roria at 2s, 6d.; and about 20,000 bushels grain ware engaged in bags at 73¢c., and 2,509 do. in the morning at 74.; flour was nomi: To Lon jou and Havre rates were unchanged. To Caiifornia rates were steady at 0c. » 35¢ per foot mearurement. j Fre ze stale of 1,000 walf boxes raisins were made at 248. @ be. Fine CRACKERS.—1,500 boxes were sold on p. t. Hay was steady at 112c. a L18%6 M pepe haat oi le. per gallon. 100 bh as. - were sold at 20c. ; and 500 jew Urleans at 44e. so. laxye. Sales of 800 bbls. apicits were made at p ions vere quiet. Ont.—Linseed was in gord demand, with rales of 5,000 a 6,000 gallons English at 85c. Crade whale and sperm were unchanged. Provisions.—Pork—The market was dail. The sales embraced 500 a 200 bbls., including mess at $15 75, eth +mall lots reported at $15 81, and prime at $15,’ Baef wan in mederate request. Thesaies embraced from 150 to 200 bois. ineluding country prime, at $8 25a $8 75, and country mess 25 a B11. ‘Repacked Western rarged !rim $1i to $13 26, and prime from $17 to $22. Bacon was firms and in gxec demand at ge. & 95,c. Lard— Sales of about 200 bbla. were made at 9140. «10,0 Sarr—Witbin yesterday and to-day about 6,000 bags of Liverpool have been sol¢, inclading Marshall’s a! #1 and 1.060 do. Ashton’s, at $1 6254. wan quist at 4igc. a 41/¢, Locwoopn —Sales of two cares, Doringo were mace, fo bona, at $21 SUGARS. —The matket was quiet, The seles, in lots, amounted to about 100 @ 160 uhds. Cada muscwvado at The. fr part; and a small lot o: 2 bhds, New Orieans common fold at 61¢e. Wniskey.—The market was dull, with ssies of avout 150 vbis. Ohio and prison at 28440. « 200. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, BILLIA RDS, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HTL. LARD TA the bert qaality, and at low p manuiectory, he larkert and mort co lee 4 band ‘tables to be sold at a bargain: GPOORNOR & COLLEND Ish TLLIARD BALLS—A FINE ASSORMENT OF lard ballaend French ove «pi cosh prices, by WM. M. WELLING, 4 7 about 200 tons, St. me, OF be found a! our tae city. Five Ney are in gow! 69 Ann street, BIL | of uroaby. | or ! WARY 19, 146. —Mion ‘ieee mio c bes ronairucted. For sule o Chem ‘vers arenty UD staire. Beware of imitat Q! . /LENDID SROOND HARD TABLES FOR 8 4ie wish nm Jorge stock of paw, m Orders by mail atiended GWIFEITH & DECK ever | Broadway, or letter by post 3 E al 10 fir nm FORTY twenty dollar bills. the finder will ressive the above Riward by applying to J. 0. Besse, 16 Park 102 0 ee ee ONE BLACK # slaio colored silk dress, and.» biack zal ch ar an va ‘so'en on the Dist inst, {rom NY. "Ihe above reward will bo paid = Py aateon ivery ot ouid articles at 221 Jae of President siree! Brooklyn to F. Schtuter. via streeet, corner BRWARD.—ON FRIDAY KVENING, 2st INST., ma par ‘ea jut the o i ° athe Rermit SPRING MILLINERY, dc. -AREGH FLOUNOED ROBES— aS $400 ‘to each, en can Fatale, Laing Oa. plain st eolored A. T. STEWART & CO., ‘and Reade Ba LAOES.—A NEW gy JUST OPBNED; and pee ‘uF usual Fale of ALSO Veils from 12s. to 85, of ‘mitations sown. . reach \ -Sadadaains snes GnaNT. 37 ig no RODIE’S ANERDAS (RET AIL/D! G. Brodie, 5) Canal enal and 63 Mocsners. tering talon of Pari Chala ‘and ober mantiline, Hie apy! ir returned from Kurope with the pik J vein ab i esortiment 1s now the largest a sos OARD FROM MBS. CAR IER, tJ Paris milioery ibe ateuties of indies is oardoulriy cularly cal alee the large and ‘elegant stock of tancy straw and bonnets om materials of our, own importation, our 0 the superior jar ‘alent alwage et otis eatishneat tnd my own well known houses in the business can compete and none yan excel ie ri Deas or beanty of style. or lownees of price. A new style of missea’ and children’s bonnels in great variety, and wel Worthy the attention of these purchasing. Four experienced oy wanted, CABTER’S Honiton Lace Factory and Millinery, 593 Broadway. GREAT BONNBT DIPER A A bos = 5 ORTH, 190 ErLON ‘Thursday, 27, bis street, Brooklyn, will Jerge and elegant assorunen: of apring mail aOR ae i alt PALACE FIRST eo ‘Emporium of Fashions —Mme DEMO. BRST, 95, irony ‘afeehe tha ‘pabie, that her branch "y9ig Canal fireet, opposite Greene. coniains the most elegant aud »rtistie designs of Tam ever offered, under the superintendence of Mme Goodail. I pperyng te TO THE LADIES,—M¥%3. CANNON BEGS leave to inform the Iedies of New York that owing to the many advarteges she bas acquired in the art of dressmaking that abe can give the most difficult forms 4 Secale loyed few Capnon cannot be surpassed by any in the city. All persona wishing & perfect fit should c+] on Mrs. Cannon and see and judge for themse'ves. It needs but trial to in- sure them a Tit in the most accurate and unerring styie of the present day. N. 8 --All orders tor dresses, basques and. mau- Ules executed on the thortest no‘lee and on reasonable terms, and pertect satisfaction given cr nocharge. » NO 142 Grana street, one bt east of Broadway, rN. X. W. Gay, DEALER IN MILLINERY, GOODS, 258 o) , Greenwich h rect Pattern, dress and ; the intgee sesorunent bene Peay tere feces rer raat Le her &c.; wood and Plaster bonnet blocks, pressing ‘mac Terms livers) ‘ADAM JOSEPHINE FINIELS, 119 GRAND STREET of Broadwi open. on sepia der assorunent of spring Paris mi"insry, sc. a oe KAHN, LGUs MILLINERY, RY Ltd | iy informs her friends and the street. N Ho that she aa Ju just, red @ tull assortment of geen ara tern tna Be poe ‘them to the rate prices. bi gy finers particularly ‘would do we well to te cali scon, before pure) Gisewhere, ‘RS. M. H. PRESTON her patrons and the Public tant she will coon splendid acvortment o' spring millinery on Thursday, March 27) at her siore and show rooms, No, 252 Bowery, between Prince an Houston streets, RS. A. M. FITT, 70 SIXTH ae, WILL OP8N her spring Paris bonnets on Thursday, ita 4. Also, 8 large assortment of straws, of every de.cription, BB. D. L, GREEN, RESPECFULLY INFORMS HER pavrons and the abl, that she will open @ splendid as sortmext ot spring ml ‘at her store and show rooms, Sto Bowery, ob Teaseday, March 71, 1806 ESDAMES A. NEUGASS & ROSE WILL OPEW SPRENG ‘Tuesdss inst., at their )wroom. ILLINERY.—MBS, W. RALLINGS, 67 CANAL SFREET, ‘and at her new store, 385 Broadway, will open cases ot spring Perinon bonnets, rece received by the ‘Persia, direct from Eur, on Thursday, March 21. invites the attention of maine aod M tarmn 2 Lawson, ra ana Jovbers, Have opened in thelr new sare, pets Broadway, corner of Franklin stree ‘most aitractive assorunent to etound in the stoe ofmailiiners and desiers, FLOWEHS, RIBBONS, SILKS, ETC. ILLINERY OPENING.—MRS. G. MOHLE ee cree ‘assortment of ‘on fnureday, March 27, asplendi bennets, ribbons, laces, straw ‘aruiclal fowers. e. Also, 5 Pieces condi r own manufactare. Kichness, variety and elegance, combined with cheapness. ULE, ee a Betwoen Twenty second snd Fwesty.iture VAR OPENING.—MB*. GUTBRIE as OPES er ebow rooms this day, Wednesday, 26. for the eee ot her spring importation of Parisien Tilney, eer withe large sacri aa own manufacture. eoliciied from the ladies in g =p Mrs. Gcrunre 5% Eighth avenue. TRINABY OPENING. MAS. J. McCARTHY, 44 ‘Third avenue, third door from Tenth street, will exhibit gn Thareday pert, 3 chotce selection of spring mil; swize outteer tasde, purchased: wor kapirted from Paris: bur Teciely her own. ‘which'on inspection. will be found wort ythe attention 5 & refined Tea fea ey i thetinfel to ner eustontere tte, maet passe nage and solicits s comnuance of the same. Rm FLOWERS agp FAsTUREe, Cee ‘importer Fauveu Asctive} BRIDAL nD SOIREE WREATHS, ORNAMENTS, Osmick axD Manasout FraTuEns, Yanis Parrmax Boxmers, SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. 5 Non. 20 axo 22 ons sures. ‘Ibe un 4, having extended the dimensions of his [etercema by the addition Ot another store, is now preoared oie to the tage am extensive atck of goods in ‘each of the several departments of his business. THE SILK GOODS DEPAR comprises panes, ails, oy ‘aud all's articles belonging to that branch of the trade. snd ls constantly oeing replenished by importations ard purchases at auction. IN THE STRAW GOODS DRFANTMENT trimmings, &c , ther with a splendid rtock of flowers, ot new bd nsnaly rich and beautiful de- THE SILK BONNET SHOW x are exhibited the most magzificen: French patiern bonnets, of his own importation, as well as a very large assortment trom e variety and elegance his own manufactory, unequailed in of style and finish. e br a ‘Lees of their patterns aod designs. ibe above, gocda Sr offered to, te trade at modera'e fea anda ret ‘solicat Be aT Re ILDE, Now 20 and 22 John stree sTRAW GOODS! STRAW GUODs— Risnoxs, Frengh Flowers~ Buds, Piauets, Straw fein mn 3 1 wiet, Yerisl for Florists &c., &t reduced prices for C ABH. HOME & KETCHUM, 64 and 66 John street, corner ot Wi SPRING RIBBONS§AND MILLINERY GOODs, AT WHOLESALE. The subseriber bes just opened 5,000 bores of elegant. spring ribbeng,and an extensive variety of all kindsor mil 6, which he will offer J son) pelow the regular Prices, Also nu stock ot iad! basooaa i M.H. LICHFENGTOI. 90 Bowery, corner of Hester atr.ct. BROTHERS, & AND 6 JOHN STREW w Imperters and Jobbers of ‘Feamicos, ‘Freed flowers, nw poe. a (goods, of ved by every steamer, Shieh’ they offer for sale st very low prises. CLOTHING, &C. WOKTH OF NEW a CAS? OFF OLOTH- ree wanted.—THOS. Bee eensed te every description. “Gent) ving or Mec ipone of wl feet the bios highest, the store or addressing Thomas ‘DCm, No, Pear! treet. 22. 000 WORTH Te CABT OF# CLOTHING WANT ea —the bial eurreot money, ng good left of oF euperia, tlemen bas one clothirg to of, can obtain liberal prices b: othir g ampere Pe eae calling on JAMES MOBONBY, mreet near Canire, ARTO CLOTHING WANTSD.—LADIES AND FAMI- Pia fe obtain the bighest cash prices for casteff clothi: by senting , Usrough post or otherwise, for re. ler, see Broadway, up stairs, Gentlemen atiended to by Mr. 8. (ALOTBING.—LADIYS OR GENTLEMEN 8 “are ARY C of caD recalve s fair nah price by, sending te or No. ys Tadien suecded by Mrs. to the sore, Bo. 12 Laurens si ° fasts ConeN AND FURNITURE WANTSD—LADIAS \LOTHIN _) and gert'emen having an to dispose or, can receive the bipheet price for the same by senting to 1 M. DUSSE..DORP, 13 Erm atreet. Ladies terded ra. D. YART OFF CLOTHING.~ P ERSONa HAVING ANY TO C dispose of, vill obtain @ inir caeb price oy sending w MV. 5s, COBEN, bought, rm 66 Bim street. ‘Ladi Also ney and perty dresse 0, Oy Nee »berly % one price CLOTHING WAREHOUSES, 122 and 140 Fulton street The price is marked on wil the foods in pial No deviation in prices. MIT BROTH toa 122 and 140 Puiton street. © THB FIRE DEPARTMEN' SMITH SBOTBERE, M2 avd 140 Fulton mrcet,B. Y., fannfacturers of fire clothes, Call ope atention of irene, to their large stock of Arab woe blue beaver, phot and felt alotbe which they have now on band, samples of mie fire com mo Fe HOOD Be Lheir HloreR. ITE PROTERRL 2nd 140 ¥uitou street, OuEINT ATION OF SaLK, C F Lead) eer & 00.’8 STOCK, ab al ee way Com; yumerons recent from Europe of orders in prising Due RERING GOODB, Given by the above firm, all ‘of which muit be sold at an im: menas <eneranas te the assignment accounts, Shawls, Drees Goods, Linens, Goods, Gloves, £0. All at the same low prices that have gained for this sale #0 (akc cas G. B. WILLIAMS & 00. ORSETS FOR THE SPRING. —LADIES GRTTING a prevure’a pair of MHS. GAYNON'S clegaot Suing ure & a y French wove corsets, at 4p Third avenue, near Tenth street; oF at 262 Sixth avenve, near Seventeenth street, (JEANTILLY LACE MANTILLAS. Wednesday, April 2. }OLORED pRms aI SILKS! COLORED DRESS SILKS! ! ‘On sale this week. Fifty superiaiive Imported expressly for per cent below cost of importation, tocloee auai; G. B. WILLIAMS & O0., . So for Leadbeater é 6o,, wil be sold at forty mnt ACCOUNLS, 17 Broadway. © NOF BUY MANTILLAS until Wednesday, April 2. FErpeommensy, SWISS, MUSLINS, SUITABLE FOR basques and dresses, have just be ved. wrench embroidered ‘muslin capes at $5 and $6, worth $18, Sand $20. TKK RUSKRIS & OO. 375 Broadway. Gu TAGES MANTILLAS, ‘ednesday, April 2. REAT BARGAINS IN ter te fg GooDs.— de! |. JACKSON, 861 Broad wa} ular attention to We joie Tote of desirable ledin bine rot de 3 te Shine in barathon snd ar: moar ‘Alto,\ second pean ty, com ali, a eh prion ab ane dy ML yAUKBON, (Bucceasor 19 6. F. Bartholomew, jl Broadway, Between Spring and Prince streeta. ONITON ata LN ednesday, April 2. Pea A seep SPRING MANTHLETS, For beat elty ade, bis new store, 10, 775 eso ye Ninth street. LINEN G00Ds, THAT ARE WHAT LINEN GOODE ought to be, that is, manufactured of Jong flax, bleached, and five from buy mixture of on cotton, can be had of re 748 Broadway, above Astor J. G. MILLIKEN & 00. rn Bont BUY MANTILLAS, Until Wednesday, April 24 ‘ANTILLAS AND VISITES, ‘All the newest Paris sty’ FANCY AND FLALNMUIGE AW will be exhibited Mor day, March 24 oo LORD € TAYLO! i, 368 a 3 Grand IEEE Cet ugha MANTILLAS, Wednesday, April 2d. Mera’ AND LACE CURTAINS. FIVE THO! Le) DULLARS WORTH the above named artic'es ordered by the late firm of ‘sg: eal tka DBEATES & 00. 4 a trom expensive to the most eostly descriptions, 40 iLinncbenetencptal on fd ni ‘will be offered for sale to close Cem TMRTe WILLIAMS "3 ©0., 347 Broadway. Mere FOR EARLY ae ‘assortment ‘arisian novelties, now ready, at BULPIN'S EMPORIUM, ‘361 Broadway. IQUE, &c., ‘ANTILLAS, po pb to poe Wednesday, April ‘ADAME—ALLOW ME TO > cane Bgl ie tet ‘besutiful and rich assortment children, just recerved by me trom, prenas sad yindh camsotbe surpassed in style or quality. Please favor me with a visit betare purchasing , and examine, if you don’t wish aod. than oblige your “obedient servagy, MME. MON- TEN Att: 50 White street, West of Broadway. MoCRMING MANTILL AS. ‘Wednesday April 2 EW BARIGE ND TIBKUE ROBES, g & portion ofthe orders placed with, Ruropean me caeciprite i ped Wn oep ree chated with theirgeneral stock, at a discount, ot 0 er cont ‘rom cost cont wil be opened for eal this week, and will be otfered ee these goods. . B. W teens & 0O., 347 Broadway. PENING DAY FOR MANTILLAS, Wednesday, april 24. IN MANTILLAS, Tbe bt te ednesday, April 2d. ARIS , EMBROIDMRIZS.—JAMES | FRANCE, Tus Broadway, bag received s full assortment of of French icedie worsed (goods, in collars. bands, sleeves, collars and Meeves in sets, embroiderea muslins, 4c , &c., very cheap. ICH EMPROIDERIES, BLACK THREAD VHILS_AND ake: tery chaiee fecinalesodremiet on™ " ‘and r eps BICUMon o's, 369 Broadway. SILK MANTILLAS! 5 MoIRE Maxtiiias!! Vecver Maytiiias!!! On Wednesday, April 24. JUPERB sais wate fe) Fecelved by the P eR et 4 00., Broadway, ¢ ‘chambers and Reade streets. 2PRING AND SUMMER MANTILLAS. Ss Wednesday, Apri 24. QTELLAS, STELLAS, §TELLAB. S Alarming sacrifice in stelia shawls. WILLIAM PYNE, 260 Bowery, begs tointorm his eustomers that be he purchased on yerterday, atthe auction room of William Topping & Oo. auctioneers, ONE THOUSAND STELLA care broche borders. ihe same are row me ff, and will be ready for eae on Thursaay pet 2 27th inet. Ne entire To will be sold without reserve, the original ost price, They worth 1a. 9%), iH, 250 Bowery. DRY Goons, 40. 38 19007 ¥ RNOLISH MOUS Taine, be opened on Wednesday, March a 4 Saveatwer, asheeed a BLEGANT STOCK 6 AND rorrmeioatoer wa! DIA- <A Mh reed incense, Polat Agile, drum A 400.000 saz Se ee cation and Valenciennes H will be CT a eared ety SEE Ferehios o 89.0, rary . B.—600 bend Ta. ‘Ma’, ” PATER ROBERES & Co, 316 Broadway. THO! ee eer go pala Hoe Ment We ciaet of an AS DI Benen, TRINTAD LAWNS, OB ALLIES, to. $557.000. SCHRS, DIAMOND ; JEWELRY, ee wsjuge uoRivaD Fs rnow sUonIUN, ey, bought and soid by JOB, baad. Not "Ghambare cacegein tele OM gold'and sliver bough. Wo busines Wacsnoiet ox pp Oh, 166, 251, 200 and 261 Grand st, Savardasa. Dew numbers 47 and 49 Catharine st, $8, 000 WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, torner of Blo oy asioansered Apo fo Wh paired Bleecker and UIA 87 00 — SMALL YIRGE MORTGAGES | Ox li secured, at, diguirea’ Par an TOWS- CRUD, ca sason reeet on a $5,000 Razoe 2, OA THE Sora ‘curity will be given, ag ral oni onils will be paid. “Aad: dress, for three 8, J.T, tropolitan. Bavk, to excha wa or partici ant 1 tol on T. A. HOWLAND, 11 Ping atreo rocm $1000-— —WANTED, AN HOSES, STEADY MaN, os clerk in a store in ie not neces’ \d the business; he ate 1 000 to loan d moran,” He He wil recsives salary of $200. Call ‘Spring street. ror AMOUNT OF MOWEY TD LOAN ON SHORT and ‘diamonds, watches, y generally: room, 9 A; sale at & bar- pa a A, TLANTIO FIRE INGURANOE star BROOK- ‘March —A semi-annual dividen: eight sent has this day been on demand, “2 P& T10 DORR, Secretary. DIVIDEND OF FIVE PEK ony HAS BEEV we the ial and Roci ‘The transfer books will be closed from the ist April. A. U. FLAGG, Treas per, LADY WISHES THE LOAN OF ONE HUN 1d doliars; would give references and security fear ucles ene doubie the amount, which can remain in jender’s ns posseasion til paid. | Any party who would oblige he vita the above amount will please answer, with name and address (po o her not.ced) Mrs, 0, Herald ottice, MERICaAN GL ARs, BI BILVERING COMPANY.—NEW York, March 19, 1866.—N« bolders of the American Giass compas; Duane street, New ¥: ansfer book will be c! inti ey dei a3 PETER 8, CYPH! Secretary. DiMaice, ce ot OF eran Ct ey OF- Ty 29, 1866.- tral Park ony of Now Kerk, Februs Bor cok, resco ‘redeemable in forty. received at iiing ogo Peal, whoa a for the wi tee xi cae SBE B LOST AND FOUND. ay 0G '.—FIVE RS REWARD WILL BE tbe large white and orewn spotted dog, at ao ‘No, 29 Howard street. - ON 80! INSTANT, IN CLINTON 0a D' ointer, The finder will mc reward of Ave dollars upos revarning the dog 10 reoeive ‘169 Amity street, Brooklyn 0G LOBT.—ON THE 224 INSTANT, A we POIN?- ie. om answering to the name ofShot. Whoever will re- fur age, Brookiva, oF 38 and Bs Park piace, New York, aball be ve liberal rewarded, . MOORE. UND ABOUT THE, 12TH INST. IN. 6, $10. The owner can! asian es Sievert y and paying expenses ot patem. REWARD—IN FOURTH STREET, WEAR UNI- Lies oo Bunday, & amell tafe alu, with farting te dng tg tbe sable, No. 108 Tenth oh Broa away and University place. ap ual FROM 8T. BAR- vid enameiled , aving & at 36: IN GOOD FRIDAY, Gail gt A Ny (ibolamew nck to wil be ‘3 vinaigrette. Tewarted Sy” Bt Mark’s place, corner of Second avenue. Os? ACTIVE BAUGE OF THA NEW YORE FIRE BAERS, Beiclet, She Sater will 96 rewarded by the same a CNo"s ‘West Broadway place. [08k A BUNCH OF PREYS YS (LAST WERK) 25S FINDER i) be rewarded oiflee of the Oum - beriand Goal sad tron "Company, | No 9) brondway. OST—ON SUNDAY, MARCH 2%, A W4ITE I'RALIAN- Bitent marked sreybound. wit with leather collar, and plate ‘he finder will be suitably ‘rewarded by to ‘bike ‘above number, or to 573 Broadway. ORD Ay, SVEN(NG LAST, BETWEEN Loe ok ON Lier ser MONDAY, IN presbnie 5fat FROM THE ed ted [kobe dere Brothers er of Pearl and Wall s' * Savings Bavk, ck, onponti, 8 80 ill ou the afsrine Bene the he finder will co a great favor to @ poor men by re: | turning the same to 22 Cedar street, ofilce of Mr. Gwyane. t OST OR STOLEN IN WARREN OR WASHINGTON streets, & ari Yellow coulara in Mechanics” Bank soeet beck oflce,& liberat reward willbe ald. TOPPED—A DIAMOND, SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN. Apply to Benry Lyon, 168 Chatham strzet. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE: $15 OOO WPABTNBE WANTED, | WITH | THIS moun, 0 purchase, ong half i Business of a somewhat tive 000 per annum. The ‘tdvertiser is Et and favorably known, and will give the Dest of raterencos. be expecied to, produce the above / mateat airente te rescues einverees to free ferences as to honesty and energy, and to attend to ‘ofloe and financial portions of the busicess. TI ty offuture Habilcy oF tous. “Address N. Ne, Herat oftoe: 3 000 Pa et ee | ‘SELDOM MET pheknlar in an’ improvement in frearms can be had by the tirenetet jum, and satisfactory real estate tect given for sald sum ‘and for fuldimert the te! of the undersigned. Fi articulars apply immediately to W. His 032 Hudson strect, ork. OR $6,000.—-ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING* the above amount and willing to invest toe same which a fortune lenepoateaen is sure to be made, can nance, elther as partner or otherwise.” Ad- Ei Post. (0 RARIXER WANTED (TO TAKE PLACE | $2.5 00. aes 00 per anaes Tet = > 0 | susan Soccer Sain Lees :relereneds Address B, L. & Oo., box eeaidotice, ‘with name, &c. Fe 000. TARINER, WANTED, EITHER ACTIVE os pipe im manu- fseturing a new article in which bo conspetition, and ‘wich wil undoubtedly. come. ints eoera ae mily, A Jarge fortune will be realized in s short or address Fe GESALD, 202 Fulton st,, Foun 14, second floor. $2. 000. PARTNER WANTED.- yore pr lf Regn wal ins rempeatable Which has pal rom aK to 81.00 per annuna for the pact tour yesrs. With eg - oe pariner, 315. 1o'$20,000 can be made the” presen i yon. exchanged, Address, with real name, A. A. arnold, Heralé $2.0 -O00.togis prottantecaan business that pays trom 10 $6,000 perandum. To s person who’ has good busi juired reference, this is arard chance: "address Fartuer, Herald otiee. $1,500.x8 camer aT eee, | partner in continuin, pleasant, 1 My Ino aah busioen nts ch? wel eiabhed fa withous tion, and which requires tne attention for See bours dally. ‘It w Highly. popular and eeneatat, aad wil Yield # net prof ct atleast $8,000 per annum. Tots a certainly rare chance,fthere being no risk, and the wil be doubly ciate Please call on Dr. HATFIELD, 483 Broad- way, room No. 7. $300. —A PARTNER WANTED, TO JOIN ANOTHER {opurehase s business established for the last alx business will pay two scive buciness men from 31°200 to 61000 pet vent, abate owe’ stat particulars'oa application to C. B. HO} rau for cash. 200 are, ok big septs HAVING 21HI8 fe £00., & leave the ‘and me city, 000 per can be net profit, inediaiely on GREENK & OO , S45 Srowdway. br eh tote Myles $2500 TO BUY i 5 rf sil te 5 ui 2 i hh alg et tdi pe FIRM, Pipi creas is desirous’ of ni having means to take the guarantee profit per arnum can be realized. clas d made Ai ld iy aq feed ae given. cations, with real name, aduressed (confidentially) Excelsior, Bera'd office, will meet with Prompt stention. 10, HARDWARE MERCHANTS — $10,000--WANTED, A third partner, with this amount of capital, wh! pa‘d in by instalments, fo put into a Coma maniac Bo article of hardware tor he general rade, Profit of seventy per cent, with wn unlimited ‘demand tod Do ists an opportunity. that rarely ocours for & roftab'e investment, Full aud satletactory rare, en and CE formation will be given wae gets hay mo- eg hata get te Td RTH, No. 5 Trinity uiiding, 1 111 Broad way. bg ys FORM A PARTNERSHIP, WITH A oat ee om 02) eee a coe = B of QAVINGS BANK. MARINERS SAVINGS INBTITU- S tion, corner of Third avenue and Ninth street, for the bene- Neofall'classes of prtsoux Interest alowed si ihe rate of 6 “sr cent on sama of $60) and under, and 5 per cent on sume svove $600 all sums deposited on ‘or before the lat of April 7 Lérew interent trom that day. Bank open daily trom 94, M, to 2p. m., and and, Saturdays from 8 to 8 o'elock, P.M President, P. W, Teaac GPANISH QUARTHRE.- GOOD SPaNiBH QUARTsRS »> ‘wanted, at one-half per cent premium, by U. LE FO- REST, No, bWall street. HE MANBATTAN GAs LiGHT QOMPANY 1 HEREBY give. thattrom and atter the Ist of October the briodnt thelr pas will be, reduced from three dollars 10° twe and a half; per 1,000 euble 8. H. HOWARD, Secre'ary. (QU ANIED—Fos A | LAbY, AND CHILD, AN UMFUD. Cr ly room, with board. ‘Address, terms, A. X., we WILL OPEN TWO MORE CASKS OF FLOUNOSD SILK RUBES, Yor rummer wear, At $U5 Eacu, Ow Moxpay, Manch 4 T. BTEWART & CO., Broadway, Gharivers and Reade mroets, ANTED—TO LOAN, TWO BUNDBED DOLLAF ED for which ample security will be given on silver. Inve: rest allowed. Address Mortimer, Herald ofice, Wee ON A FIRST tle il AMOUNT- three times the above amount. betwem 12nd to’e ook, at 62 Franklin ot, 0 A. P. ch M, JACKSON, LATE BARTHOLOMEW’S Sew mies tre ioee 75% 561 BROADWAY. Having somreen ins Fh alterations for te oomfort Bie ein of ladies to sobs of SONNE Te aod HARTI LAB, which waits ef an 1o fer surpaes anything before introduced in Tonrning, combining elegance aud neainess of wiyl0, and 8p: Propriate tor Lost (eg* of mournin ng These important departments will be conducted Jackgen, uncer whoe nuperitenseuce hier tha ao AS i much renown ir nee pa WM. JAOKSON. a Suecemor to C.F. Bartholomew, No, 561 Broadway. between Spring aud Prince stroeia, CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERY. HYATT, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN J. ‘Asmipster carpets, Floor ofleloths, Tapeniey velvet de, Hearthrugs, Tapestry Brose. Parlor dor mate, ‘Three pi 4 Stair oflelotae, Bup'tine ingrain 0. alr rods. Fine ingrain 40. Ploor druggets. Venetian stair do. Window shades, de. we ee je ay IN SAN PRANOIS ipbe at Philadelphia, with twent sip Hinweis SP, 16, of FRAN, Eb NEWSPAPER, of Saturday Inst, Marsh ‘arch 22." This ia dee cr aon oplenti, iJustrated sheet ever published in Ms country, Ww HAT ARE THE west TRIMMINGS ‘On AMERICAN UaDies Bowners? EE, YOUNG AMPRICA, bliched; price 634 ee Young Amerien isan et of no party oF clidue. @TRONG, 8 Naw Thie day pr indepere ent paper devoted to ‘he ine: ¥e sale by sll nemmagents, and t New York. + Studs, sleeve Duane, — WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. ‘ALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRILLIA* CY ‘and ap] pearnnce Lo the real —Gent emex’s pins, $5 0 $15; ripge, #4 10 $20: to $25. Ladies’ ping, $8 to $30 c Any CH the above Let ea sent vy e United States, L. & J. JAOUBS, menufecter Pjewelless, 407 Broadway. KET CHANS—MANUFAOCTURED FROM A COMPOST pe ‘These chains are warranted not tr 1 best judges cannot tel them from gold; whey are an As reprerented, or the iver Bhan p Silver detached levers, fail fine gold hunting case railway ‘iver Jepines, tour holes welled, MJ. Fobing, Harrisomy RG Beanaiey, 8. Fr Sooper, tat aloes jebrated makers, for Kale vei Al! wafenen warranted to keep corre | time. Watches ane ewelr? exchanged. shes and jewelry repaired in the rent manner, and at muod leas then the usnal prices, Goode IO dl madeteanen ge eeuceella ada, tree o GEORGE 0. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewniry vhoiern ond retail, Ne. 11 Wail #tree!, second Shur, near Broadway. ‘The de tty hianbe ond Pai in wan a all descriptions of je" Spe a snared geauitay oid lepine ro or Fine go-d devached levers. At welled rt Fin fold buwung es Jawelled.... 06 Fd junting case rity patent levers. ~ tng gold hunting detached levers ful Jeweled: « 4 and enamel watohos for ladi $3 rd ier did meaneers, o pe J atenaemtepamen 4 watcher o goid Ronaee watches, which run yak days. oO Gol magle watches, which chong diflerent watches. a Gold Hnglish patent % « oO a ANTHD, IMMEDIATELY A | GENTLEMAN OF Dusiness qualif-stione, having a mall capt willing to assume the ge of the. the advertising , department of ove of ihe best established amuromecte in, te city; references od. security given, if required, Gentlemen ready to comply with the above will hear of an excellent op- portunity to make money the coming season. Apely, pereon. ally or by letter. to Professor Sewell, Gothic witog: Saloon, 31¢ Broadway. We eee ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH 86 000, as partner in a long manutactory. Any wishirg @ profitable investment would tnd of attentin. For particulars inquire at 146 Patton st. ____.._ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &._ At AT THE BAZAAR, $1 CROSBY STRERT, WILL BE sold at auction, every Monday and Weduesday, a4 18 iat se number of horses, suitable, fo all purposes; neo pore te, secties, &c, JOUN H. i tub, rloneer. ARRIAGES FOR 8ALE.—A FINE SEOOND Saas two seat extension top wagon. been used but three or four times; also, several top and votop negiee. | four and six. reat rockawavs, barot oor &e.5 Cy ‘unent ef light ‘work on hand.” Apply 10 JOHN C. HaM, S68 Brosdway. jyOR |e tee HORSH, 7 YEARS OLD, 16 nds fectiy soxnd and Kind; @ st7liab ard pleasant ee rie Pras hate x Hawk and Jecxuin blood.” Tovjutre at 16d or 202 West Tweaty ft street, irom’ 100 ihe morning and 4 to 6 in the aferavom. POR, SALA TWOSEATED COVERED CARRIAGE: can be ee cin a oe oa gl AE ya ov tor a physician; made by ong of the beat, is in pertect order, and ooh wveap. an. APD, . gan. fiable'ot Cleaver: 4 Magn, 103 Grand street corner a BALE—A THRE BRATHD ROOKAWAY riage nearly new and in pezfect order; a teman’s sadle and bridle; a mule. farming cart and arnene, a Cp ee it to & deceased Drivate fon rry low to wind up the estate. sabrty a THOM: jOR- de sold Rib’8 stable, 116 and 118 Clinton place. OK SALE—A SPLENDID SORRKL HURSE OF HE sixteen h 80 treet, between fix'h and Seventh avenues 4 OR SALE—A GOOD HORSE, SEVEN, YEARS OLD Ffecrly sound, Kind and entte fh grocer", wogon, vot cf harness, saddl er bide be in in good ender Gat rt imc ‘address, MONtR 8 a OO 6b Washingtoa street, Ho- oken, ,OR BALE—A BRAUTIFUL BLACK Ho ase, SEViNe teen hanes high. warranted sound and kind in single or double barners, and & rond travel er. Wail sured: tore pri: vate family, For further particulars apply mt 176 Woat street, corner ot Warren. ’ Pow SALE—A VERY FINE BOR: Ra hans, for geveral use Apply ‘i Basal PPOR BALE- AN F PRESS WAGO. cord, Mark. 1 JON, MADE AT Le new. To be seen at 20 Fourth ave. STRAWBERRY ROAN MARB, 13 hande high, seven yours old. warranted sound sey ie, falso, three other'pood horses, single *nd double harness, do. Apply #1 18 Jay street, comer of Greenwion. A ORGAN HORSES -TEN “Very FIN® M rere snr Vormon. Gente ung rate moderate prices, will cail at. No. rion Brow Boern lyn. Also, Geame ® new and eregant barouche, with double harneas ne SU BACAIBER HAVING RETIRE) PROM PRAG. wi ing to diepose of Ins horse: JAM COCKOROPY. 24 Forayts ieee Wax AND HORS" FOR SaL@.—iHM WAGON Ie fit for fretory we will carry fifty {to sixty liquor business. The ho init spring. ‘They will be sold cheap. sly wil ‘Can be sean, nnt At BARLOW'S wood and oval yard, Furman , At‘antic, Brooklyn, i sla ey *