The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1860, Page 8

8 > PINANCIA Lk AND COMMERCIAL, | »#%,1 Une, opens vib the Frupay, March 22-6 P.M. | rendes The Oanada arrived at Halifax this morning, with - advices from London to the 11th. The every © excepiion of - } ] OLY 1 payment cope om Oe th On Donds di * J * late ‘ad no inter- (0 the Board hig ponelh ek of his office. cle! position, degirin . .@abon to witharaw 4 ~¢ them to transfer the atau early a ‘The diree- any has o Dor oud respon | anon f pending dis: | Tho President of tt cussion of the Savoy question -on which Germany | pen Seas sides with England, and Sardinia leaves everything | frow his on to the people of Savoy-—coatinues to affect the | Management to other bantg fonds unfavorably, and we note a decline of } since | ha! Prefs to relien tthe AmataGavon, Cothin a yn | x UE 33 like. GR Goparware vi wae meee mmo mittee for he Past be- <voarge of the duties which for two years «ve confined the President to New York. This ~sTangement will afford bim more time to attend to the fenersi eopervision of the company’s interests, which arc wise | lower, breadstufls dal!,and provisions steady. Details of the news will be found elsewhere, ket is wit 1 ider range. The epoe of the The money market is without change tha’ tone cry aw Sai ° * nase, , past bas covfirmned the tn opinion ¢x dency being to ne Cas¢> "Loney is freely | nual Toport, hah a not ractieadle brokers to dar 4 ‘act with suflicient pre et DC! concert oferes to Shenae . at five per ceat, andat | With @ committee of eee London, inasmuch as fhe discount houses th: complaint is of a searcity of paper. Forelgd {xchange for to-morrow’s steamer is very “at, the asking rates. at the bankers’ being (s}a {for sterling, and 5.16) a 17} for francs. We hear of verv few transactions at these figures, the wants of remitters being supplied by the cot ton shippers. The Vanderbilt, which sails to-mor- row for Southampton, will probably take out from $300,600 to $400,000 ia specie. At this time last year the specie shipments were heavy and reguiar. The following are the last quotations of sight exchange on New York at the cities mentioned, | Our streets have been filled with ramors that the Gover- ions being in all cases for gold:— nor intended to veto this bill, and it is nok to be comoealed aon pind a ois 4 premium, | tat great unxiety hee been'creatad amcng all elatues by aK & decision upon the company’s affaire cannot be epeedily arrived a} by correspondence; therefore the Board wili consider their relatious with the committee #3 ternuiuates, unless otherwise directed at the next meeting of the shareholders. We are informed thst a majority of the present committee concar in this opinion. We have nothing certain yet from Missouri.in re~ lation to the action of the Governor of Missouri on the Railroad Relief bill recently adopted at the upe- cial session of the Legislature. At the latest ad- vices, the Senate had not concurred in the House resolution of final adjournment, and the session still continued, awaiting the decision of *ne Gover- nor. The Kepudlican of the 20th inst, says: — ) the bare suggestion of euch a terminativa to tho labors of this called session, We have, ag our Zeaders kuow, given bo currency to these ramors. We did not feel warranted in doing %, upon eny such looge authority, by any act in Go. verLor Stewart's lie. We have not believed; and do not be- lieve vow, that he will \urn bis back upon bis past history —regect and cast off his own oil¥pring, as it were—refuse to confirm the very act of the Legislature which. tn bis pro- clamation, he bud summoned them to ensct—uniess for Detter reasous than apy we bave heard suggested, Ho is ettitled to time tocensider of this question, just as the Le giature took tme to matare and present it to bim, and we bope Poon to hear that it bas received bi approval and signature. The objection urged by those who he bas it in contemp!ation to veto this bill is, tbat tho Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company is not relieved from the forfeiture of ita charter, incurred by the violagon of that provision of the law in regard to illegal banking, witich hibits them from receiving or paying out small notes. Neither, so fer as this is concerned, is the Pacific, or either of the roads named in uns bill, They all stand on the same platform, end have stood there for years, as bas nearly covery other corporation in the State, and Pf argument of this kind, a8 against tbe approval of bill, is whoily untepable. Governor Stewart will never give any such reason as this fora veto. So, too, in re- ard to the fa'lnre to incluce the Piatte county road in the ill. The Legisiature did not see its way clear, we may presume, in making provision for ald to this road, but surely that does not constitute a good reason for a veto. The Jefferson City correspondent of the same paper furnishes astatement of the financial posi- tion of Missouri, from which we compile the follow- ing:— E The stock market was steady today, without particular animation. Some operators who bought fer the rise a few weeks ago, and sold out on Mon- @ay and Tuesday, are anxious to see a decline, soas @ renew their operation; but the purchases of out- side parties and the natural effect of the increasing twaffic on the railroads operate against a prolonged fall. At the opening this morning there was a live- By inquiry for Galena, Rock Island, Michigan guar- anteed, and Illinois Central, and all these stocks old at the best prices of yesterday afternoon. At the elose of the first board, the sellers caused the market to decline a fraction; in the afternoon there was very little business donc, and prices were gene- rally rather lower, closing dull at the decline. Rock Beland was hammered on advices of a judgment against the Missouri and Miscissippi Railroad @ompany, condemning the Rock Island bridge; the Company long ago appealed from this decision. Michigan guaranteed continues fo be bought in view of the probable re_ erganization of the Board of Direction and the re. eovery of the property from the slough into which # has fallen within the past year. New York Cen- tral continues to finctuate in harmony with the ru- mors from Albany. It seems to be generally un- derstood that if the House Toll bill passes the road will not be able to pay over five per cent per an- um in dividends, and would, in such a case, be dear i at 70 percent. The inquiry for State stocks and | To which approved bonds continues very active; all that are | , Prwmesa law: on the market are readily taken, and several classes | appropriated to State in ef bonds which have been in disfavor for some time are beginning to be inquired after. The e@losing quotations of the day were:— Virginia 6's, 984 a 1; Missouri 6’s, 80} a 4; Canton, 20); Cumber- land preferred, 13} a 14; Pacific Mail, 97}a 3; New Work Central, 74j a 3; Erie, 9 a 10; Hudson River, 38} a 3; Harlem, 9} a j; Harlem preferred, 34} aj; Reading, 41 a4; Michigan Central, 41a 4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 9{ a 10; State debt proper .. Short revenue bond LE Pee Creait to Pacifie Road., Credit to Southwest Branc! Credit to Iron Mountain... Creait to North Missouri Credit te Havnibal and Credit to Piatte County... Credit to Cairo and Fulton. —Or $116,000 within the limit of $30,000,- 000 as the whole amount of the State debt. » Of the $23,701,000 now authorized tor railroad credits, $1,700,000 for the Southwest Branch has been issued, thus reducing the State Mabilities now outstanding by that amount, thus :— On MCOOUDL. 6s seresserenes State debt proper and revenue bonds Total..............++ On which interest is do. guaranteed, 21 a 4; Panama, 133] a 134; Illinois Somerton piers Bary) Central, 62} a-4; Galena and Chicago, 61 a 3; | Pacific, Southweet Branch. 2,800,000—-6,500,000 @Qieveland and Toledo, 20; a 21; Chicago and Rock Leaving tho State to provide for interest on... .$16,603,000 Toland, 64] a 65. Interest on $16,503,000 one YOO beeen $090,180 a 3 . Case O! ie a law, - The import entry of dry goods for the week end- ae ae papell hig ae — vor Loney » 101,880 ing to-day was less than that for the corresponding | On the remainder for 6 months,..... 50,940 week of last year, the figures being $2,627,000 against . PRAY tmey ‘Total inte ee eeeeecees $3,530,000 same week last year, and $1,235,000 same | T) meet pert! ihe Gute wl bare ai; staan iy 000,000 interest fund bonds at 80c, . $800,000 Mill tax... sees 400,0¢0 State revenue appropriated, 150,000 388,000—-1,738,000 week of 1858. This, however, is probably an acci- Gent, due to the non-arrival of steamers freighted with French and German goods. The aggregate import since January 1 is $33,175,000, against $31,060,000 to same date last year, and $12,582,000 to same date of 1858. The year’s imports of dry goods will undoubtedly be in excess of last year’s. The business of the Sub-Treasary to-day was as follows: — Potal reeeipte Two per cent fand........ BUPPIUC.....,.....secrecescersesereesess — $696,000 The estimate of the means to meet the liabilities for the next two years is as follows: Bonds appropriated to interest fand Balauce of interest fund on band... Two per cent fund ...... Mil) tax ,....... Surplus revenue,. Total. Two yei $105,392 40 90, ,000 00 95,408 46 8,110,57 House this morning were $21,576,147 72, and the balances $1,- 230,844 67. The Railroad Coavention is still in session at the St. Nicholas Hotel. The committee on the time table was not ready to report yesterday, but proba- bly will this evening. The City Comptroller invites proposals for the whole or any part of $228,000 of the water stock of the city of New York, in shares of one hundred dol- Jars each, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable quarterly. The bids will be opened at two o'clock P. M., on Saturday, the 2lst of April. We have received the annual statement of the Winois Central, to be submitteyl to the shareholders in advance of the May meeting. We make room for a few paragraphs:— ‘The earnings of the road in 1859 were $2,114,445 98, and im 1858, $1,476,578 52. In the early part of the year the distress ip illinois, from the failure of the harvest of the two preceding years, cauged such inactivity in business that our trafiic Viminished even from the low figures of the preceding year. For the first eight months tho de- @rease was $85,091 23. In Sepiembor, aiter the wheat harvest, business improved, abd in the last two months fhe Indian corn crop coming opportunely, made up the @efiett, and gave an increage of $130,803 40 for the year, The lowest point in our affairs bas apparently passed, and the very satisfactory increase of loca! traffic during ix months ending 20h ult. of $324,299 41, confirms the estimate in the December circular of a gain of 333; per cent, or $700,000 the present@ear. This will exceed the intercet on above calculaiion, SOPPIUB. sees sscesssseeeeeeeesseseese cess $268,518 OL A bill has been introduced in the Missouri Senate to exempt the railroad corporations from the pe- nalties of an act adopted at a previoum session, which imposes a forfeiture upon all such companies as have taken bank notes of a leas denomination than five dollars. The Chicago’Press of Wednesday, speaking of business at the West and crop prospects, say: ‘The weather during the week has been delightful, aud the farmers thronghoug the West have been improving the seagon in rowing their wheat, oats and barley, and in preparing the ground for the corn crop. Witn regard to spring ‘wheat, it is eetimated that fully two-thirds of the crop has been sown; and never before—at least for mai years—bas the weather been so favorable. The iutense heat of the gun has completely thawed out the soil, and rendered it thoroughly pliable, while the almost com plete absence of rain has enabled agricultarists to push their work through without hindrance or delay. The re- ag with regard to the winter wheat crop are contflist- . In those sections where the seed was planted deep it 1s almost universally good, while in places where it has been carelessly sown aud harrowed, it is generaliy poor, and wil! be a partial failure. The wabt rain is, however, beginning to create fears that the Western rivers will not hold out jong for the purposes of Davigation. The upper Mississippi, which is not yet open to St. Paul, is fast falling, and the merchants of St. Louis are beginning to fear that their trado with the upper country will be curtailed in consequence. The fame is true of the Ilinolg, and, in fact, to some extent, of all Western rivers. ve receipts and shipments of produce, live stock, &c., during the week, will be found in the following comparative table:— Ercccipts ——— ———Shipinenis -—— Prev's Smesek Past Prev. S'me wee mat) earpings of 1856; and_it is worthy of note that even dar- ise has ee ite ing 1859 the falling off in freight earnings com ared with 4429 1856, our best year, is only five per cout; the figures Sala were $1,107,019 10 in 1869, against $1,166,471 23 in 1856. 1,235 Tn the year 1946 there was a iarge through (freight traffic to the Northweet; tho rivers wore low, and merchandise was foreed opon the sailways, which has not been the ease since. Although the barvest of grain to the acre cultivated in 1859 was less than balf of that gathered to the aere in 1654, tho extended area under cultivation has shewn a beter result ia the exports from Cuicago @an was anticipated, and demonstrates that tne working population and surfece cultivated have increased largely since 1556. In that year, with very abundant Barveste, and such high prices that every available busbel | of grain was brought out, 21,589,221 bushels were shipped from Chicago; the past year (1859,) after two bad har- veste, and © third which was oaly partial, thera were | 16,663,795 bushels sent to Chicago. Therefore itia believed ‘that the first year in which full uarveste of wheat and In- dian oorn are gathered will be followed by an export of 30,000,090 buabela. In 1840 the total export was 40,000 bashels of wheat. ‘The passenger traific of 1856 was bene- fitted by the emigration to lowa and Minnesota; this Das been almost entirely cat of, ani the local paseenger travel mue? reduced from the poverty of the farmere—the de- eliue is from $1,112 401 48 in 1856 to $811,411 90 in 1859, or $300,989 88 deerease. We are now gaining in our pas: sengers to and from the South, since ning of the Imes to Now Orleans and Memphis. The penses for 1850 were $1,489,579 62, against $1,419.9 1868; ap increase of $60,624 72. For maintenance of way, and of machinery $90,052 62 more is charged than ta 1858 ‘The directors will coufine themeelves to remarking that the tariffs for transportation of freight have uot been r 410 111 P07 555 924 2140 85,503 63,185 A bill to aid, by Auburn, the construction of the Lake Ontario, Auburn and New York Railroad, has been reported in the Assembly. This bill contem plates the issuing of bonds by the city to the ex- tent of $100,000. The road, when completed from Ontario or.Little Sodus Bay to Homer, will make the shortest route hy rail to this city, viz: 311 miles. It will be nearer, taking the same starting point from the north shore of Lake Ontario, to New York than via the Grand Trunk of Canada to Port- ; land, by about 230 miles; and nearer to this city than by the Canada road to Boston, by 330 miles; also nearer to Boston, via this road, the New York Central, &c., than by the Canada road aforesaid, by 250 miles; and being also nearer to Boston than men cae Ogdensburg. A saving of about two cents upon a used, that the promise of a large traflic in coal is very | bushel of grain, and ten cents on @ barrel of flour, see een? cumme honate ara cea peoyiuenit iargaty | may be effected by this route, over the “Northern” increasing, accompanied by fot Tey bm ig freighte | railroad, that being about the difference in the OF tages, cotton, paclannes ON ee tg be oy from the head of the lake; besides a gain At the urgent request of the London Committes, the | in the time, upon about 120 miles leas of lake and Seneved then, aa they coat the preaenemomeun sat ine | VET Davigation. These advantages the Auburn fast of this company, ailuated as it is, with people regard, and not unreasonably, as icient- Sigh er eae tue eee ee eae te’ | JY important o command considerable abare of Sears a oe canadien, ae the ekg ad ae between the great Atlantic cities + SaaTOy pave fe Fy and the Northwest and upper lake country. se doatng te wie ate wil prsbably fl below Ato the Tolling a Pro Tata, the pave 000. Moen the Payments of the cali are coheluded. | fiser indulges in the following sensible remarks; te amos ata Se tg isu debates, and as they eerie: Tural district and the wi it was supposed wou! ve been absorbed unter | home of Governor Seward, we copy them for the ed [> Tiscont re {tae hed anna ceolereie especial benefit of the advocates of those pernicions Motpated; henco'the cask payments tu Loadon were in | schemes, now attempted to be enacted for the especial bertiit of canal jobbers, at the expense of the interest of this great city and State. Says the Advertiser :— sufficient to provide for abilities maturing there, and to meet an unexpected exigency, the directors were com led to resort to temporary loaos, which reflec! Injarions. the shares for a sufficient amonat to 2'q) The commerce of tho lakes amounts to mere than Soreeae teas debt, and to provide a eurplaa + | $6CO,0C0,000 anmualy—nearly as mock as the entire agencies. Te this tod, © call UpoD tho sharcg wit} be § foreign irade of the country, We subsnls that ls of vite) upon the company’s credit, and they are, therefore, determined to putan end to ile necessity eee . NEW YORK HERALD Smportanee fo the elty of New York to retain tte h 1G] this vast ond iner casing trade; aud went, « pt te being civerted to eny great extent into otner rival eben n8:_ It is not the question which particular railroad or cangliy(e'e*t is to be promote: that question ig of HCO OMY fropariance whe Compared fo 16S great inte- TeBL OL (he Slate, whose prosperity 18 dentified with the a! preponderance of the city of New York, and divevelen of any coneidersbie portion of iis great de would be sure to damayd, , The February earnings of the Easter, diveie” Of the Ohio and Missisai ws — IMO Tiaruasehar tidal ei} $76,706; 1b. ; ¥0,874~inerease, $7 24’ a , Stock Exehay | ‘i . ‘ Maroh 23, 1860, $4000 Tenn 68, . 9% * mibay, Mar 1(¢0 Mitsoort CR .,, sy ggeneN VCR obo BM 10600, 3600 bas 1600 Dalifornia 75°" C0 Erie RE ¥ stm‘ 000 Hud Riv, R gdm 1600 HarlerakR Bm 1006 MOP. gpclinsteb B00 8. vee 1000 Gal & Chic Sm 120 whe Phenix Be., 107 2° Chatbem Hank... 10 Commonw'h Bk, 17 Am Exch Bavk,. 16 Artisans’ Bank 100 Del &HudCaco b60 100 €0...,.. 880 10 do... ee 56 Pacific Mail 83 Co. 106 vo 20 126 do... .. B60 60 #30 260 4, 100 do... .. 020 seesssesses3as * Stee PR RES RRR “4 747%, 750 do, » Obi 14% «(80 do, 830 66}, ” 18 Chic, Bur AQRR. 56 25 New Jersey RR.. 124 BOARD. % 60shs NYCRR DIO 2560 TAN 4% 6000 E RR 2d mb ex. 1000 KR RR con bd, 4C00 Mich S 2d m bd. 25 ths MS&NIRR 350 do. os 160 Pacific Mail $5 Co CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frway, March 23—6 P. M. Asus —Tho market was nog Oa Small sales, in- cloding pois at 53¢c. and Ne at Breapercrrs.—Flour—The market for common grades of State and Wegtern were rather firmer, while the latter clags and bigher grades of extras were unchanged. transactions footed up about 6,000 a 7,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices 2 Superfine State 95.20 a 625 Extra State, + 635 a 6 60 Superfine Western. -52 a 625 Common to choice Western extra. 650 a 720 Extra Genetce......... 660 a 72 Mixed to straight Southern, 60 a 62 Straight to good extra do... 630 a 750 Choice extra family and bakers’ bran 750 a 8 00 Rye flour, 860 w 440 355 a 416 —Canadian flour was , With sales of 160 bbis. at $5 60 & $7 25 for extra. Southorn flour was less active, and common grades lees buoyant, while the highor and extra brands were unchanged. Rye flour was in fair demand at quotations, while eales embraced about 200 bbis. Corn ‘was steady and prices unchanged, while sales of Jersey and Brandywine footed up ahovt 260 bbls. . within the range of the above quotations. Wheat was heavy, and sales were limited. A small lot of Milwaukee club was sold at $1 21, and about 500 bushels Kentucky choice white at $t 72. Corn was heavy and easier, while the rales embraced about 20, ushels, including Weatern mixed at 72c. a 72c., and 75c. a 79c. for Soubera white, 76. # 78¢. for Southern and Jersey yellow, inclad- tog 7,000 do. of the latter tor export at Téc. Barley ‘was firm, but quiet at 86c. a 80¢. Rye was in steady request, with gales of 2,600 bushels at 86c. Oats were more active, with sales of Western and Canadian at hm 48c., and of State at 48c. a 44c. The following table the circular of W. @ eH chs the receipts and ex- en ee grain at port for the week ending to-day :— Flour, Wheat, Rue, Corn, Oals, Barly Wis.” bushes.” bushes. bushs “dushs.” Cana).......17 88 — M5 BTS Railrcad .!.;" 6,681 412-740 20,870,98,902 Other sources 7227 — 25 10,740 1,50 - Total.......81408 412 1,140 31,610 38,012 578 ‘The.cxports of flour and grain from New York, for the ‘week encing March 21, were, to Great Britain, 1,548 bbis. of dour, 12,838 bushels of corn; British provinces and others places, 18,754 bbis. of flour, 3,127 bushels of corn. Corrrg.—The market was firm, whileeales were limited. A tmall lot of Cesara (Brazil) was sold at 133<c., and 300 St. Domi ‘were reported sold at p t. Corton.—The heavy aspect of the market still con- tinued, and especially for the ordinary and common grades. The sules embraced 600 a 800 bales, closing without spirit on the basis of the following quotations:— NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. WN. 0. pork at 28. 9d., with and of cheese at 80s. To London 800 dry salted hides were taken at 25s. and 300 boxes cheese at 40s. There was very little flour or grain being for Great Britain. The rates for Liverpool were nol at Qe. Bd. 99s. 6d. for flour and at 63d. a 7d. for grain in bulk and bags. From. —Part of @ cargo, comprising 1,800 boxes of layers, were sold at $245 a $2473¢; M. R.’s were quiet and nominal at $2 37%; a $2 50. Gunny Ciors.—Sales of 1,500 bales were made at Boston, to arrive, at 123¢c: lees four per cent for cash. Hay —The rales embraced about 1,000 bales at 870. a $1, and $1 (6 for sbipment and for city use. Hives. —The demand this week haz been quite active, dealerk and speculators having entered the market and Dought up all jots which were offered at the going rates, the market Closing firm, with an upward tendency. The Teceipts are quite Nght, and amount to only 25,000 hides, from foreign and coastwise ports. The stock in firet hands amounts to 246,000, against [46,000 in 1859, The fales have been—12,000 Montevideo and Buenos Ayres, 243¢¢. a 2be., six months; 2,000 do. do., in bond, for ex- Pert, 24c., cash; 8,700 Rio Grande, 24c., six months; 7,300 Orinoco, 22%y¢, a 280., 8ix months; 2,700 Porto Cadetio, le. n 21iec., six months; 3,000 Caracas, private terms: 5,000 Western slaughter, for export, 9\{0., cash; 1,000 country do., 10c., six months, Laatner —The demand this week has been to a fair ex. Sr hla full rates, the market closing firm at our quota- ns. lium was steady, with sales of rome 6002 800 bbis, common at %c, Lump was quiet at $1 35 for Rockland. Morasses.—Sales of 650 hhds, clayed, for distilling, were Made at p. t Navat Stores —The sales embraced 450 bbis. rosin, at $1.65 for common per 310 Ibs. delivered, to arrive, with et Tne turpentine, straight and shipping lots, at 70. ee. Orr. —Tinseed was steady, with sales in lots chiefly at 88c. a 69¢. Crude sperm and wnale wero ‘unchanged. Provisions.—Pork—The market was less buoyant with more willing to eell. The traneactions embraced about 1,450 bbig, including new mess at $17 654 a $17 75, and olf mess do. st $17 121%; new prime at’ $14 ar $14 50, and old at $12 8734, and w of 600 ‘bbls. navy mess was reported at$18. Beef was steady, and pigs without change of importance; the sales embraced Mout 850 bbis., inclad- io conntry mess at $5 25 a $6; repacked wertorn at $9 $10 25, and extra at $il.a $12 50; prime moes wan quiet at $17019. A sale of 100 tlerces India, extra, was reported at 852; beef hams were heavy at $182$16; cut meats were in fair demand, with sales of 200 hhue. at 7c. a 7140 for shoulders, and ‘at 9c, a 9%. for hams. Bacon was scarce and firm, with eaks of 15,000 tierces: clear for California (smoked) at 13c, a13%¢.. A parcel of 27,000 rough sider were reported eold atc. Lard was in fnir request and prices unchanged, with sales of 1,000 bbls. at Xo. al sc.. Butier and cheese were steady at pre- vious prices, Rice, Sales of 170 casks were made at 410. a 4340. SUGARS.—The eales embraced about 800 hhds. Cuba Muscovaco, part at 63¢c. e03ic , and some at bigher rates, Sod 50 bhds. Molado were sold at §!4c., and 1,670 boxes at t 'Fyeicec— tle demand is steady for all good sorts, fine grades are scarce and higher. The salee embraced 53 bhds. Kentacky at 9c.,1,106 bales, Havana at 30c. a 4 aay Seedieaf at 8c. a 25c., 16 cases Florida at .& 170, Wisxxy.—The market was somewhat firmer, while the sales erobraced emali lots at 22\c.; it was afterwards held at 23¢, Woor.—The market is steady, with a moderate de- mand from manufacturers, and some epecuiative i juiry on the part of dealers. Sales of the week embrace 100,000 Ths. fleece and pulled at 35c. to b5c. cash; 200 balea wash- ed California at 20c. a 26c.; 30 bales Cordova at 20c. a Ze. , and 5@ bales coarse'unwashed Smyrna at 100. a 120. ix months. A purchase of 1,500 bales Cape of Good Hope was made in Boston for this market—price not published. Of this description there Is about 4,000 baler afloat for the United States, but by a recent ruling of the Custom Bouse on it is doubtful whether it can be gotten in free duty. Sales of Real Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. 1 lot w. #. 11th av., 75 ft. 3 in. N. Set at., 256x100... $1,325 137 apd 139 Water at., cor. of Depeyster st ; 398 and 86.73;x04 and 64.23; ft. 000 Adjoining cor. Pipe st. and 135 2B.1x60 3 and 64.234 ++18,000 S story brick boure an adjoining the above, 16.4x37.3. 3,925 4 lots p. 8, 82d st., 400 ft. W. Lith a 600 4 do. a. #. Bist st., 100 ft. e, 12 av", each. 00 —do. &. 8. 12th ay., 15 ft , 109th st, 21.6x1 560 James M. Miller, Hovse and lot & 8. 28th st., 90.2 ft. W. 7th av., 6.82100... Do. do. No. 160 Mouroe wi, 36295, De. co. No. 686 Sth av, ,25x100...., De. do. No. 66 W. dist st , 20x50.3,, By Jobn McClave. 4 dwellings @. #. 17th av., cor. S5tb 6b. ..... S full lots w. & O7th st., 150 f% E. 9th av. each. | full let w side Bth ay... 76%, W. of b7ub et .. Ll bowse spd let # 8. 49th st., Between and Sth ay, SAN e Ree er eeee ness ee eee , SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. SS as SITUATIONS War FAMILY MARKET Review. | __ STrva: ~ Yio Prices for meats, vegetable, fruite, fc, at, Wash- Young Wibow } SS DOFEMALES. _ | w great mune! ington worket, show slight alteration from our last H Soe as DY, ©, ‘ALIFIED, AND Se, "Phe following ie an index of the prioas:— _ower'e 0, ug linda lidtbn bousskeeper Brar.—Sirfo.n steak, Ibe. per Ib.; porter * family, Address Home, Herald BELP WALT @DeFEMALES. LL FaMiLI+8 AND GOOD. RERVANTS CAN FIN! ‘at the Inet!tuba La be! and best offices inte stty, ood veuth street, corcer ready. nis, evil, capable |o8-_ 166, @ 200.; rump d0., de; chuck ror oman steak, |p FirpATION WANTE AR ‘ ad . : — f BSPRCTABLE | ———— Sapna — ed beef, fe. 4 140. per Ib, * YGo'eise.;corm | A “78 , #8 obama) and. wallrese; ia 1 TWO OHI. DRE Mortox —Muttoa ebe-- | 6" renee from bor hunt place.” Call for Gree dayo'acioa sok | A WJDOWER, Wisi tO CHL D' ets SANDS YRARe em Naar Ae lk. | Fy betereca 6th and 7th ava. igbigh wages av apply rom 101718 leek ry Sat - ~ quarters, 8c. : bo, payee a 7 e at. top door, 4 “ ‘OUNG LADY TAILORESS, WOULD LIKE_A PER- 10s eee Mica tier, i fore qaarlorm, 82,% | A Toivent ciation ae operator on a Wilsm &Whecter's: | "a GALESWOMAN, A TRIMMER AND A PRW sewing mecbine, Add: ress L, K, Broadway Post offi ‘Would fe ber ewn Yoxx.—freah pork, 11¢. oon iitpers wantéd at North's, 199 Fulton street, Bi ne . 5 salted 2 hams, 13¢. 8 140.; should sg” 100. a i20.; wldes, 10% teassien toe A: bat first rete hands need apply. Also two apprentiors. Te.; jow!, 10c. per Ib.: roasting pigs, $125 a $1.60 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA: (EOUB.—= BP 4g " 5 Dee | tion ag chambermaid and waltress and to assist in the NUMBER OF GOOD SERVANTS AND DOMEBY tonnes, 160,080. gat ina aoe e'isice far ine eee eg aaah Resheteae Li tad BEaney | gay Mamet tpmedinisy a good whualone 0m ready, + oe : , Bust 224 t., between . Good now €: Borie, E668, ‘g¢,—Orango county batter, 2ic. per ¥We.; | fe eho days yy es Pisces at the large foo wie 198" tii rv TDG). 18c.; Western, 17¢.; cheese, lla alec, ~;§ ——————___________________ 00d, steady 4 % ft if igen r : ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPROTABLE | CLEC Chav, Also respectable girls lately landed, epee, ND Poulyuy axp Game.—Fowis, 12c. @ 14c. por Ib.; broil- Young worsen, a9 f00), cock ; is 8 good waaber and loner ‘OR LADIES ONLY—A NRW EXPLOYMENY, MUCH ers, 620. per ras Larkeys, 186. a To, per es eete, ae, and geod Dekers is og it 22 general housework if, gvod | It noir acre orany gine female ovchipations. per ib.; tquabs, $2 25 per dozen; ueks, 0c. a 6c, | Oe . writen, pal; rea ead do, $1 Ls $1 8 por palr; ceed to, SITUATION WANTRD_DY 4 RESPECTABLE WAR. aid eo {u person at (29 Broadway, roc No, 6, immediately” per pair; a i " t ry yi eho MILLINERS ED. : quails, $1 50 ‘per dozen; prairie chickens, 880. @ $1 per has Jon! her bave,7 mauiha old; good teferenee given, Taquire G' up stairs. WANTED AT a Soc kvaace pair; Guinea fowie, 260. per pair) Dartriigen, O20. a 760. | at 64 broeme st, rm og yr pair; squirrels, 9c. a ; rabbits, 37c. a = 7 Fe pe et Bp ceca tae | A RTOCEAPE ne a aan | EL eee Maren teens yr dozen; Western quail, per r oa . \ 7 Boy ner pe wi gen, He gt) | sau | idaho. are we ¥IsH. hy 6c, @ 70 per Ib.; flounders, 8¢.; eel 8 10 OBTAIN A SITUATION FOR ‘4 MA 120,; binck fish, 8c. @ 10c.; striped basz, 150. #180. pein i ne woman, whom sbe ean highly Vien d Ae Oras Ree brook trout, 37c. m 50c. per Ib.; bine fish, 8c.; satmon | reeemmend, se infant’s puree: sho capable of taking charae st, between 10 and 12 o’sloek. trout, 12c. a 1bc.; haddock, 8¢.; pickerel, 10c..@ 15c.; D3 from tts birth. (Gas be Soe her preseat eaploy: black bias, 10c. a 12c.; catiiah, 8¢.; lobsters, 6c. per Ib.; Livingston place, 81 pa aquare: oy seen £ WONT TO Oe hate HOUSE ster, $1 bo hed per hundred; frost fish, 8¢, per Ib.; Brooklyn. ‘Weve need apply unleur recommended? , eaoh, 870. a 0c. aprenden ecamrarareerseemaeeneeere rare Howzy.—White clover, 260. per Ib.; buckwheat, 1dc. a 'ANTED—IN A BMALL PRIVATR , Ar, 186; hive, 8¢. a 10e,; atrained, do. ‘competent woman, to do tha doklog w: rite ‘Veceral Mere geaeen (een. $2 60; common er. Li ing. Shemust baing good references as to honesty, sobriety blows, $2; Jupes, $1 60 per bbl.; Dyck. | —————-——-— IRL aud ability, Apply a4 89 West Twentiein street, are do. $35; cabbage, 85.6 100 por bets nai: | SS chmuermall in perman family, Callas Si auacte MDM IN A RWALL PuITa TR FAMDLY A YORNS Delawaro do., $2 25; cabbage, 80. & 10c. per bead; eauli- | §.? ,caampermals in 9 J WE ATED St Aon parteelg eat and ieee Sewer, 160. © 360; squash, 280. a 38c. cach; gerie, Ma: br ‘ to altend 0 the waebing, must be very meat and dy, and i ‘bunch; beets, 6c. per bunch; leeks, 6c. a 80, per Wanna EITUATION BY AN AMERICAN WO. | ing togo for the summer im te country, Good refers unch; onions, 18c. a 26¢. half peok; carrots, 60. ‘wan, to do the geners) honse’ of @ ama! priva'efe f ence req § phy ab No. 31 Sesoad Benth Brooks, bunch; table celery, 12c. per bunch; Leg ponent eal llpty Ya ay ye 9 Can be seen ‘or $1 per bbi.; marrow equash, $2 per’ bbl.; Nova Scotia | two days at 66 it,, third floor, back room. Fe ee ean a potatoes, 660. per bushels. e ‘ARTED—A SITUATION, 48 LADIES’ COMPANION, ‘a good experienced cook; one who thorot Frurt.—Weatern apples, $2 76. $3 26 per bbl. ; com- by 9 youbg lady from the part of Germany, | siacds her business and la willing te nsgist in the ae mon, $8 0 per bbi.; red streaks, $2 25 per bbl; fall | who nasenioved a ihorouen education Bho would be willing | Liere Ber Dusibest Saturday, Lelweeu the bouts ef1 and de pippins, $8; greemiogs and epitzesburgs, $3 60 a $4; Rox- te tebe charge of all tinda of poodioworh, ame toinatruct some | at 13 West doth at, bury russets, $8 50 per bbl. ; cranberries, 18c. a 250. per | small ebildren in the German jan; jaa D0 objection to quart; crab ‘apples, 620. half peck; chestauts, 870. in the . Apply personally to, or ANTED—IN A RESPROTABLE PRIVATE FAMILY: quart; oranges, $8 26 a $8 60 bbl; choice 4 at, Judy apples, $98 $10 per bbi.; Newtown an exveriensed waitress. Cail between the hours of Pippins, $6 per a bbl. ; cranberries, $11 a$18 per bbl.; quinces, $1 60 a $2 and 2 at 13 West 201b A SITUATION BY NURSE. — WANTED. A ‘bealth: rowan, With a fresb breast of milk. Cali -ANTED—. EST A: me at 221 avenng A, between 14th and 10 ste. W ri ee sone ttn wt n Foes Soars peaSnEnNg qnpansulelpRIRERERSUSRSSEL a pEEREReuMpsen eee ences. mt, oe ~ PEUSON. Wye season ll Bois a ue i jentay meray ~ bevween 16 wid ebjection to sasist ; the other ; NTED—A Gi HO A>orHoT AR amrncrsnca sina oa zim | ba tucan Cone centr remat iy etoants: | W/4NTED—A GOOD GIRL, wo AN oun wm seoathe cit, hehe comslonon salen abs Lg Reg a ee Cy spoking. and honesty. Call for two days as 42 4th ot, betweem SR Rees hese wen See aren ae meetn ee omencd, at oo WA8t=D—a? ue cuiston eraser peony 9 r . ia ‘house, & 000k (colored LICE CAREY.—IP_ALIOR CAREY. A ATIVE OF WASTED, A SITUATION A8 war xuRSE, BY A | accustomed t rae tneg em aches prt street, New York elty, about twelve or thirteen 880, mortal bons Pech po Aen apebem ty come Sitton, ih good recommendations. Apply on Monday, Pirie ts Great amare urea Liverpeol Stine wt | em ; a ge heur of someth'ng to ber ad ¥ person : Al A SITUATION, BY AN BXPBRIENOED rt A YOUNG GIRL, TO la - ae slaetden ten thy sa MR giving cor- od 6 who undersiands pastooms ln all its W housework of e small fainily. Call at 18 Laurens st. 4 ibis Mh . | apd iean’ experienced baker. Good city reference. ANTED—A GIRL, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 12 AND A. Will find a lever directed as he desired. F. H. | 8 lth st, between 6th and 7th ave., for two days. Wik tetais care Mchild, App y at 78 Spring ©, core ANTED—BY THBEE RESPECT, Best of CE. IN THE SAME PLACE fisers, No. 33 IF YOU ARE WELL— ‘Fast Twenty-fourth street, RM. boon until the 37th inant —_————— ‘ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A G GE can 5 Fee, AES AMET were MOUNTMELLICE: IRE. | (ate No. 126) West Lith a, between bth and ih aventies. reference soquised. . ADBIY At $8 West diet at..nesr Ghana, _ Fighih avenue, he would see nfriead’”asy frtaad Shewing ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, & BABE | WANTED, 4 G00D SMART TIDY GIRL AS Wars bis whereabouis will please acquaint hie. W: towel nares i her own hus: Pog Die ge aan RMR ANG tg asset in chamberworx. Apply at 484 Huds [SSQEMATION WANTED—OF THE DAUGHTER OF | Tlivasd lath etedia, thd ovr, fost room, fortwodat” fp Jo J a Tad A: aleteaddl parece hang ANTED-—. PROTESTANT GERMAN Wrest tdebtnvarmad pr ay San Aiairs, from 9 0 3 o'clock. of ord % ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY ‘tent woman as cook and ‘bax 2,926 Foss oftiee, | soning or would do the washing and ironing of = _ | By, Good etty ‘ANTED—A €0OD COOK, WASHER AND JOEN,MOTEITT STONE, CARVER, LATE OF WAL thi and Girareonen W one tha i willing to make herself useful, and wish Baatings "will Niecy open tll Sprit ty write ere it ‘about to En a comeovent eerste a Moses or oahes and twelve A: M return. as Indy’s maid, in a respectable family; understands perfectly ‘ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, ONE A® AN AWAY FROM THE SCHOONER ¥. C. aan ef pe aggre ern a yh Wi intndress ‘end the other as nurse, who can tave the ene Riiviogat plor No-8 North river ou heehee Ue mieet | Houabie city ref Clinton and Heery oa. Bratlyye et 2 I tire charge of an ‘infant. Apply nt 29 Hudson Terrace, Hes Mural, my son Thomas ©. Arnold, 17 one of age; bad om ee and Hoary wts., Brooklyn. boken, Ns J., between 9 and | o'eloek. ‘i Poaieand binek Konauih hat; has dark bai, and’ Sands HELP WANTED MALES. ANTEDTAN INTELLIGENT PERSON OF sur. now allmen vertlsement. Gp BO a or Vina conte sre we AN BD ihege F ony or persons or trusting him om my ac GENTS WANTED—TO SELL AW ARTICLE SOLD BY | the place of m1 ” cal for iwo growing childrens count, ag I will none of bis contracted uaknown to A Scoioners, booksellers and for which there is a | Apply ai 88 West a me, as by Tineke 8 pee ere capes Semon, on sean ae. commission wi; br Kemepemse—aag ye JOMN ARNOLD. | paid. Adérens Hi., box 185 Herald offs. ANTED IMMEDIATELY A FIRST RATE GIRL AG A eal cnr : ‘weoker and irocer, pet ye MOULD THIS MEET THE BYE OF MES. ARABELLA GERTS WANTED-IN THE OITY AND COUNTRY, | must bevy. clounknd ovliging wil pote. tity reteceneces § Jones (A. N.). formerly of Farr Serena, Queene sounty, ASian Deva Veat Patent Pwo-ended Needle Thread: § Apply at 111 Weet 47th at. roland, or anyof her famity, a tine tod. N., No.7 era, the opty enutng end mani tee clr, For Spa Sepa -sueavneEEESnneeeeseeeeel Henry street, New York, will oblige. sale at tMrech, corner Hudson. “DAVID S| WARTEDS IN A SMALL FAMILY, A WOMAN TO DO —--: oe platn cook! wi make herself GENTS WANTED—IN RVERY VILLAGE, TO SELL | wise ‘useful: will nena EES nn nin, Brower Jonaiban's Puiont Farukare’Pobeh. ce Gaee | Sine ee ea ete past? recommen oi YECERT NEWSPAPER CIRCULAR. superior to al) others of the ever tutroduced. Sales war. Ss ‘une Tuned or money refunded. Fiiscipel ofiee 98 Brosdway, | WTANTED—A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, FROM 1 TO BBOGING STRTMATIOALLY. ay. ial, fle Reett’ | WY pone oan gees of cuidate 12 eae ations pea cgpaecge orien cronies fo whieh | Br avis oc le yoarecf ape to wat ine eroserr and eae ANTED-EXPERIENRD MANTILLA HAN a MO ay nega naa eae Taectres | itor: ane wing © make bina! genarely contd may cal | W ‘dai nveadwayre makes On Aeeac! SANDE, Am Eeeesscusiht il kcaicen cies iowsadi ieaaran oe eae Pek nh ed an a to te enn EY i I PES ANTED—BY A SMALL RL . japon in our paper . * . . FARGE WANTED 70 WORK ON 4 FARM IN EAST. W sersea tiniae pet ey Toe Lewes a snnivetiaens tort By OG, Rrenlng Fost” | sequel Cal aller ld calock at sisdreeeicnauee ier, | dat Rew York Gab en Sib resing paper.” ong those who’arerce, | NcB<°A boune can be hed for the family oa the premise WA 3iEA GIR, 70 COOK, Was AND TaOw tracted reports, ee a8 Duree ‘Those wim geod Bigh tone of Medioral ie , ot ‘ie WANZED—A YOUNG MAN, 10 MAKE HIMERLF OF. Feference ean uppiy ai 265 West 101h at berween ne eana not extend to crunming etroulsr like tla, tia oteeelative ey | ferred; nina’ verter so tntersisnns te Rent ye W24X72D_ IX & FAMILY OF TWO PERSONS, & WRAP ot larger than any other evening paper, and isnot one-third | businees.* Apply at the Merchants! Clerke’ Registry fic}, 12 to 15 years of age, to aaelat in cooking And as large ns the Evening ‘scan be proved to thesatie- | Broadway. tions procured, Hours 9 to B. omake herself gewerally useful. Rone but those ot nee CRRA, ry Broseoste, Se Baeiry. we » WM. J. REDPATH. ecommendations need spply. Inquire ot 88 Broadway, up iis needed, and where © poohive musntulomeut le slate ty ‘AITER BOY WANTED—AT THR BANK SALOON, | —~ secure ‘t, ‘he Express does not need any such system of ‘562 Houston st. Apply from 16 to 12 o'clock A. M. 'ANTED—d RESPECTABLE, TIDY G THE érowming, and only objects to suck “high toned, reliable W Siibersont of ssnanen 0 famitye Wace fuaemenst ofthe Tam bevatae they are latended fodeosive | WTANTRD—A COACHMAN. AN ENGLISH OR IRIS | who nas good refcreuecs nny apyiy Neiwene il eae See CS i i EPS ' comaee, ESOT RE hia business thoroughly, Sie ‘at 189 1oU at., between 24 and $4 are, 8 0 any charity the Post may name. er Tank Olard, 48 Beaver et, — 3 ANTED—A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, FROM 15 70 19 1,060 if ite circulation is larger than the Evening Expres | —————————-- W: ie, e 69 If i is eqoal to the Evening Bxpress "ANTED—FRENCH AND ENGLISH TRANSLATORS; turnidhundou! iol ereeeelates “pply at re ‘eat $£00 {f It Ja 3; of the Express, WwW Aire & parson who speaks” 8 Jte French: also s bor of 16th at. ee eee, pened 7 16 years of fe who undersias ry yey A Y) SD ee ee $2000 ithe clreulaiion of the Bvenlog Rxpresa ta not SSwvlawete ronda ee AN AMERICAN WOMAN, THOROUGHLE than the Post, and all other evening peperste En: - willing ake with @ pany saat Stacumneneone uage in New York together, anon that the Post pays WASEDA ICUNG MAM (AMERICAN) TO ACT AS | A permacent situation and good wages are ofored to sulas charity msy same vening clerk charge o! store ; x ch. Xehaoge Mas ufactory, Rapress creuiation, upon proof, ta shown to be greater than ter tats eng odey ef te vacua. “Address, Grocer, 133 road stock Gotwenn the heures orb oea oe a 4, ai Wass, Y{/ANTED—A THOROUGH.GOING FARMER. ONE SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, inn inn toons: Wis tmaeiald to weces te eneeeaaiog mgs eet ee Y Touna Man Wante a aivvatiOn se Goacw, GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES AND G) dress, with fall particulars as to eapashiy dex a driving and FY ACH. AL toconvert their cast off clothing into eash—From $6 to | 38) Pest ellen, am; understands driving and the care of Hiorves. d= $30 paid for dresses from $8 to $12 for ecats, from $1 to $5 a ne tor pants, from $1 to $8 for veate; £ carpets, tbe ]ANTRD—A BOOKKEEPER, WHO THOROUGHLY bicteat pre pald for. Please end or wend anole vy peat ty | VW “lnderatds copie ned double airy eet eee Nee ee ae ee, Ae B. MINT Seventh avenue, betweon Tweaty-seventh and | good pevman. A graduste of Nugent’s © College, | soeaks the Engiish, German and French regu eet Twenty eighir Gtiended to by Mrs, Mintz, Ereatiyn, preferred. - Address D-"Ea Brooklyn Post oles: feference given. Address T. T., Herald Omen ee © rir t nh BOE ne Baa Bins IN ote 4 GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING.— ANTKD—A SALESMAN FOR A YANKEE NOTION | | crxc1n vouNe WAN Wishun.) Ope A. Sales snd gentiemen oan recelve Wefull vaice foruem, | W houses notrevuisedteictusses tae neon ly eee UNG MAN WISHES’ A GOOD sIruA- Sud qusrantecd oto be humbugged ae by other false preiend: | understand the businese, Alsoa hardware Apply eee a rina eno™ & Yery good recommendation, i, foe, 9 3) leon or, dreauen, from $3 to $12 for | aie Merchants’ Vieres' B foe, 78 Broadway. Bltua: J APY at No. upwe is ren’ . ivarce. sree, farmare and ot peta he Seat rien pai or» sage | “ose Proeured. No 9 Wat 3. REDPATH: RESPECTAPIE ZOUNO GHAMAN, UNDERSTANDS ao } 30. 166 Soveuthr-eveuwe: tetween~| ———_—————— reneh . wants a altnation ‘Twentieth and wtrecta, Ladies aended by Mrs 'ANTED—A YOUNG MAP, FROM FOURTEEN TO ‘uring the, forenoca, - ek shi oreo at fired, and erie with nis parema, Ad: POY yey eee CARD.—GENTLEMEN'S NRW AND’ 01 handwriting of 5 ERMAN MERCHANT, WHO IS DESIRO} A Rettang purehased for the Western seve ince diese oe Heraidonts,” PPOs Gating age and rete ne coche. toda caeectre seen im Ws ele Genize street. KB Marchant tailors having aay eu East WATTERS WANTRD-IN A DINING SALOON. TO | Korda, .2Ne bem references can be given. Address box wi adarees a0 above, to corset rultere good wages. Apply at 887 Spring wt, next | Tomee ee Bead aan nae Sa | eee stage carte tate UG, AN a for sale at ; also Jewelry, and t ANTED-ONB GOOD FIREMAN AND OB GooD | Ja.,Demeener: 8 capable a, ofa Men's iprokers’ Ueketa ¢ We ferter for a botel, Oy. E: STRBDENA Be Gostenn oe Callan No.2 Bowling (Green, fire iouse'in tbe Sisek Ring ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT DRUG CLERK; Most pe }*CL OO = | We patated with compounding and diepeasiog. Ap DRY GOODS BALESMAN, OF co; a 1g to Wm. Simpson, family drng store, $72 6th av., corner a NSIDERABLR EX~ MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS Bhi, Wrivoaa” SY mew | Araemeamtin at cele sank ad oronar o's NOTICR THE COMMITTEE, Sieh W'sTiDAx soniye, couperars vouga, maw | Sol" <i Sore more than 12 hours a the day. Addrees Je Chambers street, Burean of on ard srovery and provision business, A Seotehman | 70? ‘5! Save. {Bal The following pneca pie, tee bs preferred. Apply at 112 9th ave. OACHMAN AND GARDENER —A SITU ATION WANT. Second Avenue Ballroad oy, Daniel Reynolgs, WAXED. TEN INTELLIGENT MEN INTREESTED | porgeg and do plain mrcee ge eee cares of mud drive Corner, Darkd B, Merrell Hiobara Ball site eaihcwratitea’ (rho can travel) wilt $300 each to en: | Tears a maied insa, riaty sobs eon bat eaters prefane are notiied to be presen ity Ruarauteed each during the Presidential cum. | TOBCes {0m hls le place. inquire at 8$ Murray st , up stairs, ai once at Vapt. Liogan’s pripting office, eorner of Brook}; B "Those MICHARL TUOMEY, b eR BND TE Be Laie) SY Gro. STARE” i Assesmrsanin. | ‘uston: by mall, enclose ai Sddreen 8."B, Heaiton, | (JARDEXBE OF THR FIRST Cass, WHO HAS THR 3, Mercn Hryny, Clerk. Rew Yor aatuatios, javply for three faye te Meccre Therteee Soe Sf ion Ts tae Rett ite tit io MAGES, OFFICR, NEW YORE, MARCH 2, 1860— | YANTED—A MAN TO-CARVRAND TRND AN Bat. | STocenms 1 Jobt sly who will for the advertiser, M. J Th pate et see ote Gamat Caen, ap. | gia eS Mave Mse eke? Gs ta hat, , iy ww Ha ‘ " raved ty me tie day, 1, FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor atthe | ths morting Ati tenis or Solel ea ANTS A SITUATION cit} we 5 pr a ive . } cee da Dollars fey the apprehensien ‘ud 90 or, for much Ja: | WYANTED—IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE, A YOUNG SAN | Wega cenuuners, tnd ls willing to mate Rimeelf generality formation as will lead to the arrest and eonvistion, of the per- to ame ot in the real eatate depaciment, copsiog, &c. Ad- | dayg. » Herald oflee, ter wa fon or persors who hare reeently several aitiompia to ieant’s bsndwriting, with watcment, galary cx- set fre to buildings on One kundredth street. betweea Ninth Post office. a Da a and Tenth avenves, in the city of New York; sald reward to be Srarie. WANTED—BY A RESPECT A BLE GERMAN, ates oe eae oC Naw Toes pe ' po 21 years old, in tome wholesale mercaniiie house, where Before whem {he eonviction waa 20) Fitter ever ofvred “Gtent Cemand ant vaiua ct Poccy | £88 make himselt useful: is competent in ine Eogiah tea Gee entitled to said reward; but all claims not presented to the | profi realized. Apply at 429 Bron Rawtanguages And corrést at figures. Can come well resom- Mayor within iwenty day afer. such eon wilee Gee | wits — sf apd, eve security if required. Piesse address A. Woy ® hw er nnn en ees ‘0 FARMERS OR HORSE DEALERS.—, INT! a FGousalines wil bold muscelng fr tee ROARED OF | CVORK OUTIER WARTED-ONE THOROUGHLY ad. | T pedRMhS OR, Wonst whole tnroapily seca Rall, on Sainrdsy, tbe 24b instant, at 3 P. M., for the purpose quainted with cutting and arsoriing corks, industrious aad | (from 16 veurs’ praction) wih the eare and training ‘on of considering the subject referred to them. Parvens interes at a ay Cold reed apply). may hear of sper. | horses, bgt mea bas 20 chjeeton, tooversee ohms Wauvent situation at we ; cap enter pow or tine fou 0! ddress, wo weeks, Aare reepeeteilly TTARIRG'H DECKER, )Commhee | wibin twomonthe, ‘Addreat Cork Gatien Herald othe? Tis Herald ottoe. Bormemaa, ber ALEXANDER BHAW, on Pei EB 8, ERNE SIRO TE [0 GROCERS —OFEN TO AN ENGAGEMEA JONATHAN Ff. TROFT ARDENSER’S SITUATION WANTED—RY A RESPEHC. GROCISES—OPEN TO AN ENGAGRI = bm oo te ea pees T” one weneade eae: Treland) who ia perfec'ly eomvess of green house and a vegetable garden; best of reference given. No 6 Herald office for three days TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATIC Brey BOUDOVIR, BETWEEN CaNaL STREBTS , @AAND AND address give neerseptionedl Address J. McD., West Tvs ference as to cl T° HOU PAINTERS —WAXTED. G@00D # Sans Address by 1etter Govera & Bon, New Boohsile, TWO BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES, DEALERS IN STRAW GOODS —WANTED, A SITU« A. yo . ‘ mane LAUGHABLE QOMESTIC BROIL, MEDICAL. Restore end celing s.r bonnets and hats, be possesses & G@AYLER’S SU PUL BUBERSQUE py B. COBPEYT, NO. 19 DUANE SPRERT, MEMBER OF Berald otige, "'' UAH Of We sume, ene SATURDAY #FIEKNOON, at bail past 2, “the New York Un 'y Mediza! o, may be con "aca Be SATURDAY AFTERNOON) at half past 2. Suked at his old estabhaned office, from 834 A.M. te8 P.M. yb git SUA StOR BY A MIDPLE AGED Gi TIME TRIES ALLS On A EESOON OF. THE HEART, B, COOPBR, NO. 14 DUANE STRERT MEMBER op | Y°"E#; shows anc writes Baglah wih ces and ese AME FTE nake Toe soneanaan, | D'eacaieeese rinse to sexgeey ot Ren ore | gh tihtcy veernote Adare Pear on, Pa ‘be daily 0 this old offies, 3 tm the morning _ es EVENING, at art 8. Poukively inst pevfarmiasoe of Gayleretusseetal bustesyue, | "eM tte evening. teria ARTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF SRA HOMANCE OF A (VERY) POOR YOUNG MAN. ‘business babits and every way amply q' for Peruana ons eee ea wee ho | hereon ee ee, Sere Rees ek g A. 10 4] erk or eta | in ‘agTBlltre> gn of the com Ja ban performances. Way, from § im the moraing till 9 at webt. 2éla rode, hardware of colon house, Address 0-8, bom. mission 2i¢.; en 15 cents. Front seats reserved for erald cffice. die R. RALPH'S OFFICES, CORNER OF HOUSTON ANT BY A RESPECTABLE (COR SLR ONE FIVE STORY DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE Croaky sepete (189 Creaby). Hours, 1036 to 2, and 6 to ed Gora a neiie pod bod and hag, ‘ard lot in East eventeenth treet, price $6,500; will rent —enntonnnnnen | good references. iress Richard, box ottiee, fer g00: ove bouse ard Jol im Hounion treet, near the ferry, R_WARD. OFFIJR, NO. 483 BROADWAY, NEXT TO $n, Sue Suydam see st sa0 AY eB Wood, Se 2. Fraliack's tucatro, up siaire, may be eonaulted daily from ANTED—A SITUATION 38 Sil 2 ak Pearl street, in store; no agents need apply. ‘Dent of reference and security given. 3 treet, in, clothing store, no agenta need fe —$—$—$_$___. ‘chioe. fOTEL, RESTUARANT AND ICE CREAM S(LOON | J)R. BARROW, 101 PLEROKER STREET, FouR | 0% 200 Herald © to lease on favorable terms —To business and respons dos below Macdougal street, New York. Hours of ‘ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG MAN FROM Se Pe peioes sreet indncembcia are ptesed. ty fo C, | consnitation from 1! to 2 from 4 io 8. W ‘South Carolina, in a eee frcamry ot Mquor bonang b? 2 , betwee: ‘Twen- re nee extent ty frst mireeta, pars, AND LONDON MEDICAL OFFICRS OF DR tively sown fa South and North Carolina. 1922 profuse we t Ti puneeen, Fa WABMONT, (47 Brosdway, up statra Offies bourse beat of references and is willing to make ssperully A ine W fee! four story English bevement Honse on West is M: also, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7109 P.M. | vseful at a very smell salary. Carolina, Herald N ee Ae eur rik Son Goes RESTAURANTS FRENOH ADVERTISEMENTS. “i iaaUh unren'ed. Inquire of Ee ee BOOT PP orn a nw oh herr nr ty eee \ R. EDWARDS & C0., RE GENTLEMEN WHO DESIR} ADI N DESIRE ENGAGER & LA SEMAINE OU AU. eit T ai Dare, ca preset Wormocinon es the dregerses H Q ume bonne couturivre, Kerire aC. O., box fb mera near avenue. West Hopoken.