The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1862, Page 8

SSSR assent baste eA” FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. eee Tuxspay, March 4—6 P. M. ‘The following is & comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending March 4 and since January 1 :— 1860. 1361. ‘1862. For the woek.. + $2,059,372 2,497,053 OTL Previously reportod.. M1/S41.057 21,421,537 20,6°6.517 Since January 1...$19 031837 23,918,895 25,845,188 ‘This is a very handsome statement, though our exports for the year to date are still behind those of the corresponding period last year. We notice that we shipped last week $60,000 of sotton to Liverpool, and $20,000 of dry goods to France. The aggregate is made up of a large number of small shipments to almost every country with which we trade, the number of clearances last week having been unusually large. The money market is growing easier. There was more money offering to-day at 7 per cent than the brokers could use, aud we hear of loans at 6, There was no substantial cause for the recent furry in money. Demand notes have taken another turn to-day, and, having been thrown out by some of the banks, were sold at a small discount. A difference of opinion exists as to whether they ave alegal tender or not. Mr. Spaulding, who drew the Treasury Note act, says that it was the inten- tion of the committee to make them a legal tender, and Secretary Chase is understood to have ex- pressed the opinion that the act does, in effects make them so. As, however, some lawyers have doubted this, we understand that a short declara. tory act will be parsed in aday or two through Congress to settle the question. Foreign exchange is very dull indeed. The leading bankers ask 113; but buyers decline to give over 112%. Francs range from 5.00 to 5.05. Th® future course of the market will mainly depend on the progress of our arms in restoring the South to the Union and Southern products te the markets. ‘The stock market continues to exhibit the same features as yesterday. The large operators are waiting for news from the army; the public are buying moderately; prices are pretty steady, with- out animation, An impression prevails that the large supply of money which will be received in this city when Mr. Chase begins to pay out his certificates of indebtedness will cause a general impression in the market, especially if we should hear simultaneously of victories in the field. At * this morning’s board a slight demonstration was made against Tennessees and Missouris, which de- clined % a % per cent; Reading likewise fell off %, Galena %, Toledo % and Rock Island %. Other stocks and bonds were steady. After the first board the market became languid, and very little business was done in the afternoon. The market closed weak, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6's, registered, 1831, 93 a 93; do. 6’s, coupon, 1881, 92% a %; do. 5’s, coupon, 1874, 85 a 34; In- diana 5’s, 78 a %; Tennessee 6's, 60 a 44; North Carolina 6’s, 67 a 70; Missouri 6’s, 52 a %; Pacific Mail, 93% a %; New York Central, 83% a %; Erie, 3434 a 4; do. preferred, 57% a 58; Hudson river, 374 a 4; Harlem, 1% a 44; do. preferred, 29 a 34; Reading, 41 a 2%; Michigan Central, 532% a 94; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 23%, a %; do. guaranteed, 4774 a %; Panama, 116 a 115; Iinois Central, 63% a 5%. Galena and Chicago, 674 a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 45% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 55% a %; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 64%; Mil- waukee and Prairie du Chien, 20 a 21; Cleveland» Columbus and Cincinnati, 1092110; New York Central 7’s, 10334 a 105; Erie mortgage bonds, 92.293; Michigan Central 8’s, first mortgage, 10214 ® 103; Mlinois Central bonds, 7's, 9344 a 94; gold» 102 a 102. ‘The Tax bill is a matter of general conversation, and so far aswe can gather it meets general ap- proval. People in this section of the country are ready and anxious to pay their share of the expense of the war, and do not complain of being taxed too heavily, though it must be confessed that the bill, as presented, promises to be pretty sweeping. No objection can be urged to the tax which it is pro- posed to levy on beer, spirits, tobacco, segars” carriages, watches, plate, billiard tables, licenses, dividends and legacies, unless it be that some of these articles—such as tobacco, spirits and beer— could afford and ought to pay a far heavier duty- The tax on flour, ten cents a barrel, might also have been raised without causing much additional inconvenience, and without diminishing the con- sumption. We notice no duty on wheat, cotton or corn. If flour can pay ten cents, wheat should pay two and a half and corn one cent per bushel—the daty to be collected at the place where it is sold. The omission of cotton is so remarkable that it must be the intention of the committee to tax ig in another bill. It could well afford to pay $2 50a bale, which, on acrop of 4,000,000 bales, would yield a revenue of $10,000,000 per annum. Turpentine and rice could likewise afford to pay a smal] tax. Taxation should be general, and there should be be no exemptions. The Share due by the Southern States oan always be collected hereafter. With regard to the income tax, we can only repeat what we have previously said, viz, that it is the worst possible form of tax for a coun try like ours. By restricting its operations to in. comes over $300 the bulk of the rural population will eacape it altogether. It will be extremely difficult to levy it fairly in cities, and it wili inevitably be one of those taxes which honest men will pay and rogues evade. As a financial resource, it will be extremely unreliable; in years of plenty and prosperity it should yield a large amount; in years of trouble it will produce little or nothing. In European countries, where the bulk of the tax paying population live on fixed incomes derived from land, or investments in the funds, or employ- ments under government, an income tax is fair and its product certain. Here, where almost everybody's income varies from year to year,where no man knows any other man’s income, and many men do not know their own, it is the worst kind of tax that can be ‘devised. At the same time, if Congress deems it necessary to add it to the other taxes, it will meet with no opposition here. The summary of the Tax Dill which we have before us does not specify the amount of the stamp taxon legal and com- mercial papers. This is without doubt the acst important tax in the whole list. Stamps have al- ‘ways been one of the most productive taxes in England and France; they would be still more so here, in consequence of the great commercial ac, tivity which pervades this country. We have no doubt but @ revenue of $60,000,000 a year could be obtained from a stamp taxon promissory notes, bills of exchange, sale notes, leases, deeds of sale and conveyance, charter parties, ships’ registers, marriage contracts, papers in law s1 stock cer* tificates of all kinds, bills for sums over $50 policies of insurance, transfers of stock, &c., &c. Nothing is said in this act about a tax on real es. tate. We understand that this wiil form the sub- ject of a separate act; and itis to be hoped that on the one hand, a tax will be laid which will reach that large class of persons who escape othet taxes, and, on the other, that it will be so light as not to raise doubts of its being paid. General Halleck's order permitting trade on the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers is much dis- cussed in commercial circles, though the condi- tions upon which this trade may be carried on are not fully understood. The quantity of cotton which may, in any event, be obtained in Tenneasce and on these rivers is a matter of much epeculation. Memphis has received in a year nearly 400,000 Dales. Some of this, however, was drawn up the fiver from below, and could not in any event be tained until our forces lad descended the Mig sissippi. How much, if any, cotton can be got in NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1862.-TRIPLE SHEET. Northern Alabama and Northern Mississippi by the way of the rivers; how much, if any, from Southern Missouri and Arkansas, are problems which are exercising the minds of the speculators in the staple, and possess 3 marked interest for manufacturers and shippers. The resumption of general commercial intercourse with the cities of ‘Tennessee will not possess much practical signifi- cance until something further is known with re- gard to the restrictions upon that intercourse, and the amount of produce which may be expected to be drawn out. "The railroad traffic returns are explaining the re- cent purchases of railway stocks at the Board. They are unprecedentedly large, as the following table for two roads shows: These are said to be the best returns for Febru- ary ever reported in the history of the roads, The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows $575,876 17 259,000 00 Payments, 671,801 00 Balance... 2,983,825 93 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House thi, morning were $18,799,139 58, and the haan $1,198,931 97, ‘The Jefferson Insurance Company has declared a semi-annual dividend of three dollars per share (ten per cent.) payable on demand. The Directors of the Manufacturers’ and Mer- chants’ Bank of this city have voted to continue the payment of its liabilities in specie, notwith- standing the act of Congress making United States demand Treasury notes a legal tender. The report that the United States five dollar ‘Treasury notes had been counterfeited is untrue. It is also untrue that any of the country banks have been discredited, with the exception of the Merchants’ Bank of Trenton, N. J. By the Norwegian, at Portland, we have advices from England to the 21st of February. The politi- cal news is stated to be unimportant. Consols were quoted on the 20th at 927 a 93—the same as by the previous arrival. The sales of cotton at Liverpool for four days were 41,000 bales, the mar- ket closing firmer. Breadstufls were dull and pro- visions steady. The Milwaukee Sentinel says that a law author- izing the banks of Wisconsin to suspend specie payments has passed both branches of the Legis- lature. Stock Exchange. ‘Tuxspay, March 4, ie, $71000 USG's,'El.rog 98x 100 shs N x Cant RR do. 9334 apceo us jag) 92% Fe 1000 do... .eree 93 6 500 US6's 8 {Orwly 92 200 Erie RR. do. 93 do 5000 US 5's, "T4,cou £51; 100 Hud Riv RR... b30 5001r73-10 pen,s 994 10 do.. 16000 do. ++ 99% 19Chic, Bur &Q. 1000 do. 994; 31 MilAP du C 2pr. 2000 Iilinois coub'62 863; 100 Reading RR...b30 : 78% 100 do......b30 = a b30 612, dq... - 6L 10600 Miswouri6’ ‘a {b30 53 5C00— do... B30 52% 5660 5255 5c00 52% 00 do. 10000 3g «50 do, 10000 244 §OMichS&NIG 7 20000 $23; 50 111 Cen RR scrip... 2% 500 California 7's... 8635 194 i 400 Cleve & Pitts RR. 3000 Harlem 1m b. 160 do. 53 1000 CB &QRRB}eb 100 6000 9934 1000 3000 Michigan So2m 7000 Mich So sf b.. 10000 Tol & Wab 1m 2000 Mil &Pr duClm 1000 Chi & Rock I bis 10 shs Bank of Com. 13 Metropolitan B’k 50 Del & Hud C’nl Co 100 hisres-sogmin SOOUSCSS1Orwligy 1000 Trea? 3-10peu. do. 830 M30 Little Misia RR 50 Chi, Bur & QRR. 100 Reading RR. 10, do. yoo Mé’s itHASIRE 3000 Hud Riv 3m b 7000 Mich Sos fb... 5000 eee 2000 Mich So 2 m. 500 Amer gold. 10000 a NY Cont RR. bee te 50 €0.....-b60 83% 1000 Cle Ee hia CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Torspay, March 4—6 P. M. Asuss.—The market was quiet, and sales limited at 96 25 a $6 37. Baxapsrcrve.—Flour—The market was without anima. tion, while some grades were easier. Good to primecxtra brands were unchanged. The chief demand was from the domestic trade. The sales footed up about 15,000 bois. sing within the following range of prices:— uperfine State.. $5408 6 Extra to fancy Stato. +508 & Superfine Western. 5400 6 Common to ebo' 5 65a 6 Canadian. 5650 6 Southern -6 63 Extrado... dea -6 i Good to choice family do. -635a 7 Rye flour..... +8000 42, Corn meai, Jersey and Brandywine +2908 $35 —Canadian fiour was in fair demand and at steady prices with sales of 1,400 bbls. within the range of our figures’ Southern four was rather easier, while the demand was fair, with sales of 1,200 bbls. at quotations. Rye flour was steady at quotations, with sales of 150 bbis. Corn meal was in good request, with sales of 1,000 bbls. at quotations. Rye was firm, with eales of 3.000 bushels at Sde. a 843c. on the dock.’ Barley was unchanged, witl sules of 3,000 bushels fair State at Sle. # 81%c. at t railroad depot. Burley mait was firm and quick at $1.05 $1 10. Oats were dull and heavy at Sac. a 40c. for Cana- dian and Western and at 4lc. for State. Wheat—The market was steady but notuctive. The sales embraced about 25,000 bushels, at 4234 for red Ohio instore, $1 3744 @ $1 SS for red State, and $1 25 for Milwaukee club, Corn was in fairftemand and prices unchanged. The sales embraced abvut 40,000 bushels, at 59c. a 60c. for new yellow Jersey and Southern, aud at 60c. a 62c. for Western mixed in store and delivered. Covrxe.—The market was firmer and more active; the sales embraced 3,500 bags Rio ot 2le. a 22c., and 1, do. do. at 103¢c. @ 2154¢. The following statement of stecks and wales for the week is from the circular of Messrs. Wm. Scott & Co. of toduy:—Stock of Rio and Santos on the 26th amteaentss 1803, 80,553 bags; sales for consumption estimated BOT bags. Stock of Rio sod Zantoe a the 4th of March 1962 68,096 bags: Java coffee, 18,876 mats and 615 government bage. Ceylon, 32,500 math; Maracaibo, 13,941 begs: Laguayra, 400 bi St. Domi yessib bags Os S10 bags; other descrip: tions, 2,9 otal, 117,208 mate’ and bags. ‘Tho quotations were a rime’ Rio 22 3gc., four mouths ; good Blige. @ 22c., do. ; fair, 20340. w Lie., do.; ordinaryy 10 3gc. a 20c., do.: fair to guod cargoes, 20. n 2 ie., do.; nibo, 22c. @ 24c., do.; Laguayra, 2c. a 250. do. Java, mats aud bags, 20c. a 3t0., do.; &. Domingo, 19c. a 1934c., cash. Stock of Itio on Ist of March at Bat timore, 26,000 bags; Philadeiphia, 3,240 do. Corrox.—There was a good inquiry both from spinners and the trade generally, with jucreased ales. Ti weed about le. per tb. Thi up about 1,800 bales, closing on th per Ib. for middling uplands FreiGuts.—To Liverpool 6,000 bushels of corn in bulk 6 62d. tn ships’ bags, and 22,000 do. at 74 218 bulk, to be tak nin atthe Atiantic dock, Brook!ya, 1,500 Poet tow 10,000 bushels wheat e Td. ' bulk, rd at 208 By steamer, 800 boxes bacon nt kages butter at 40s. and 200 bales of hops at t¢d. ‘To Loudon 400 packages lard were eng 81 22s. 64., 500 bbis flour et a Sd, and per neutral vessel 600 Ubis. flour at 8. 6d. To Giasgow 1,090 bbls, four were ongag- tr bi #1 2s. Of. Rates to Haves wore nominal al 180° tar ot waa etendy, with sales for shipping oil for city Woe. a 96e. ict and prices steady, of 100 bola, low No. 1 was #pirite turpentine wore quiet, 40 bbls, Common rowin was nominal at $1 25. © speculative purchases of Kentucky iB Anticipation of the Tax bili; otherwise the market is quiet. Sales of wi2 hhda. Kentucky at 8. a 8e. Provisions —Pork—The market was lesa b active, while prices favored 4 braced abo. t 700 bbis. $1087 chasers atgis M4 a $il for new nd $14 50 but uot Active: Fales embrace, $11 75 a $12 50 for pinin more, av’ $t4 a $14 25 fo: Beef bams t,at Sida Siz ¥ it toady at $21 for Western prime moss, and $25 a $y India meee, Cut meats were stowly, with limited p | inquire at WOitMA & COR Gable at 4X, for shoulfere, in salt.and 6c. a 6i¢e. for hams, Bacon was firm but quiot, with sates of 600 boxes at oc. for short ribbed Western, 64%¢, for city Cumberland cut, an’ T'se. for short c’ear ‘city. Dressed hogs were stoady a: 53Z0. a S¥e., al 6c, for elty. buoyant and ective: sales of 800 packages were mado a Tige. 8846, Butter and cheese were unchanged, and the business doing moderate. Rice.—A smat! of 20 casks was made at 6% Svcars were firm and active, with sales of about 2,150 mostly within tho range of Bie. a Se.~—the lat ter figure for prime quality of muscovao. The following are the quotations of Messrs. R. L. & A. Stuart, for their Samneae pagal ecubilahed’ to day>—Rost ‘quality loaf su- ‘ ound, best quality crushed sugar, l rushed sugar, 10%c.; granulated 5 WX c.; ground soar, 104¢.; white sugar—A, 9} yellow sugar—C, { was th Speculative mand, and closed at a C ance. The sales embraced about 1,000 bbls. at 30. a S2c. Movements in Real Estate. . J. Bleecker, Sons & Co, Briok house ai sot No. 1s Ainity t lace by J. M. & Kenneliy. Oliver st., cor, Madi- iy 8 story brick house son'st., 23.4 front and rear, by 76.1 and 75.10. 570 House & lot 7th et. 164 (tw. Sth av, , 21.5x100.5.11,110 Houses and bis Nos. Sand 844 Stone st., 16.8x60.3 er F House and let, w. 8. Washington 179 fi. ‘gouth Charlton st., thro h to West st. 21.5x211 and 209.35 ,900 RE TY ST RCE EN SALES AT AUCTION, °P LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, FURNITURE AND, MAGNIFICENT eHOLD it) YORKS OF AR |The prom a TE ROCADE AND LACE i URTAINS poanan Awist c a E STATUARY, OLL PAINTINGS, BY EMINE EXT RE TAB! AND SILVER WARE, AP. SENOOD HiAMB MAGNIFICE) ROSEWOUD | IANO FORTE the richest inst h Writing ar ble Siabe and Brae carved in so! two Te eight Oval Ba "4 “grain F marble top, to mate th ea with satinwood, King’s patent I Bary 4, Pier, Card and Q tette Tables; Oi Paintings, by Cole, Inman, Legrand, lores, Ezlaw and other eminent artis Axsiruiption’ Vire : d paieting in the Lowy oh wich Palntinss, oth, Sur Care linh Brussels Cary e*, rosewood Mar- Bodsteads and Commodes to Biat wa jets, Chambers-—E ‘Top, Dressing ch Toilet Tables, gt huss &e. “Upper Chianbers—Mahocany and: black walnut Bureaus, Sofas, Kovkers, Washstands, Dining Room—Solid carved ouk Buffet, statuary marble top: patent Extension Table, Arm Chairs, Couches, elegant sors Crystal and Ruby G ers, Wines, Goblets, Cham- Fruit and Preserve or Secs, Gold aud n Sct, forty-four 1 Tea Sets, Silverware, Cotfee kts, Napkin Rings, Spoons, Forks, ndied able Cattery. Abo Buseruent and Kitchen nonade' Bowis, Ruby ‘bn richly ALCHON, SALE oF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. collection of Pa ntings, ‘egunt Furniiure of the house. ° Pur Sate Iuab! With the entire This day (Wednesd sp at 152 Twen- ty-firststreet, near Se ole compriving 1 turniture for the Yai} F, xt assortment of reall this highest bidder, Peis in part of three fail Suits a slit rosewood, covered fn brocatel for of Parlor Furnite and reps; Ce: #, el Etagere, rb arian ant ‘Lava Vases, rich Carpets, Silk and Lace Cur- nd Shades, Bre s, magnificent rose- wood Piano Ott Paintings, Turkish Lounges, with Aria and Manel Mirrors, ‘Fruit and indehiers, Card Tables, rich Carpets, rose Hair Matwesses, Belay Bed) Chamber Waluat, Dressins Bureaus, Commo: Clocks, Tete uTetesy and with a inoat complete assortment of Chantber Furniture of every description, in rosewood, oak and inaho.any; all the Oileloths and Stair Car; ets, Din: ing Koom Furniture, all in oak; rich China, Ruby, wnd'Czy: tal Cut Glass, Ivory Cutle ver Ware, &e. whole wili le soll without reserve, rain ov shine, and must be re ovel imimediately trom the house, Catalogues at house, UCTION NOTICE.—LARGE SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSENOLD FU: KNITURE. This day, March 6, at 2 o'clock ‘preciaey, will, te gold at athe Prope ty OF ate Captain W. OW rien, ley place, near Sixth avenue—Con: 1 singat eeg Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, black walnutSofas, Armehairs, medallion back Chairs, covered in hair cloti:; Baay Chairs covered! in reps; marble top Tables, Card Tables, rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads, Burexus, Washs ands,’ Hair Mat tresses, Keds and Bedding, Blankets, Sofa Beds, Loung:s, Chaira’ Rockers, Clocks, Curuins, Tea Tables Tavle, Bookease, Gl.es, Cuina and Silver Ware, Tal ry, Mirrors, Chandeliers, &c, Sale positive, Jf, FITZSINMONS, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE XO. 3 Centre street—¥ iil sell, this day, at 1034 o'clock, at 8 First avenue, the contents of a Grocery and Liquor Store, consisting of Counter: and Welghts, Tea Canceca ‘Boxes, Stor tures, Stove and Pipe, Signs, Barrels, &c. Also a fine Hore, Harness and grocer's Wagon. Sule positivi xtension Lie Cutle- AWNBROKERS' SALE.—W. N, LEWIS WILL SELL this day. at 181 Bowers, up stairs, by order of W. Simm aim & Co. x large quuntity of gold and silver Ws eiry ofevery description, Ac., kc. Sule o'clock. On Wednesday next, the 12th i of excellent Books, HERIFF'S SALE OF DRY IN 4 THURSDAY, at oie A.M. at3i3 Fulton street, Brvok'yn, PEED & COLE, neers, comprising Gallows, Muslink Laces Ribbons, matogany Desk, iron Safe, Stove, Stocis, glass ogaD, Show Case, eight boxes Bony ace TRIPLER, Deputy Sheriff. M. WITTERS, At AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS ay. at 2 o'clock, ut 454 ‘street, all the Bar and Barroom Furnitu:e « asaloon; ane Connters, Gs canters, Chairs, Tables, Cask: 18, Sauces, Settees, marble i Ww" WITTERS, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL, TiS day, at two o'clock, ut $54 Canal street, a inrge and valuable axscrtment of Household Furniture, &e., of a fami- i breaking up housekeeping—One Parlor Pier and lantel Mirrors, Piano, Lace and Damask Curtains, rich om Tapestry, Three ply and Ingrain Carpets, Halt and Bascaent Orfetottis, French and Cottage E her Beds, Bedding, 4.2 Bu Silver and other Ware, 5 in and Kitchen Furnit Mg AC; 196 ACRES Highly Improve 14 acres of timber land of first quality; located on thaghie Raliroad; either the improved or imber land will be sbld separately,” oF a portion of rac ___.... BOARDING AND LODGING. T 33 EAsT a STREET.—ROOMS ON third floor p08 eb Taeand, to pageene dosiving frat first class aces dons, Dinner PURNISHED FRONT PARLOR TO LET—WITH changed. of Fiano, to @ gentleman and wife, or one or two ladies; Board for the lady ouly. Apply at ‘5 Macdou- galstreet, LEASANT, YURNISHED FRONT ROOM om: SE. “WIDOW, NO. 7 HUBERT STREET, OPPOSITE st, John’ Would let the second Toor, with Board, io a family or a few quiet, gentiemen. ‘Terms low. No ob- jection to children. for her daughter, ald sara the plano with Le oving in Ma) ly small,” No MAN OR QUIET LADY CAN like a little girl as companion Fa LADY AND GENTL! ave a front or b Room, withont Board or with Jady, a6 $9.and $75 Camiy small; ait weoderm tai ring in May, Apply at 2) Anuty street, EN CAN ina FEW SINGLE OR MARRIED GENTLE eas with full or partial Boas lovation for business men; to‘and west of Broadway. Aprly stat Spring street. re nces exchanged, DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND floor. to let, with Bosrt, at 46 East Twenty-fourth s house first elaas, containing ail 1mprovemen' : references a, WITH OR ise con'ains all the Ludlow place, West ON SECOND ngie cea FEW VERY DESIRABLE ROOM tad third floors, gultable, for fail . With’ Board, at reasonable prices, in the No, 35 West Twelith street, near Filth avenues te lady; Board for lady only, uli; house neat and.quiet, —A FEW RE ‘o.nmoda'e jood and conventent mily 5 econd avenue cars, Boar. UN ¢ quiet and rein A ; OARD WANTED —Wi Rooms, by a widow In ; sired on s nad Some furniture a, lee, stating lucation cueap. Address Ta, &e. e » Prive, Bane, WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY OR WITd a widow lady, for a lady, fnfant Sitting, Bedroom and Room for nurse own rooms, except carpets; gas and bat with terms, &e., which must be moderate, W. D., ofiee. QARD WANTED—IN A SMALI UIRVATE FAMILY, ty a widow lady with two eiildren; aces from six to ning {prefers the vicinity of Brovklya or Hoboken, To a Jlace that will suit will be a permanent boarder. Reference given and required, Address C.F. W., station B. sia dag all Are ws Herald Pariienlars, om LoDGIN LL $150, $125 and $ +01 per mighty at the Manhattan House, 29 Contre sirect, ove block fra Park. reteceeil find this a quiet, comfortable puce to stop at OBOKEN.—BOARD WANTED FOR THREES YOU men, Germans, in an Aineriean or Peed fainiy ress, stating terms, A. O. and B,, box 288, Herald oliee, | 0OMS TO LET—THE NEATLY FURNISHED SECOND floor of a first class hous, containing all the madera a Ad- Imprcv mente, with or w: thout Board: ge of the desired, in & quiet private f madon on oF OF ih street. -ANTED—ACCOMMODATIONS, WITH HOARD, FOR two young gents, in a respectable fam‘ly, where social evenings can bw spent and a few or no boantere, are kept, in the vicinity of St, John's Park, or not above Fourth sircet, Alidress Japan, box 150 Herald Voffice, stating terms, dc. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—BOARD, WITH TWO (large and one small Room dn second story, and one sand o tating terms, which must be moderate, box 4,550 Post RG wAcwowgaL | srREET, NEAR BLEECKER — Peasant Rooms to let, with Board, to married or sin- gie gentlemen; an early application will’ insure a pleasant Toom; no toying on the Istof May. References exchanged. Pleasant neighuorbood. PE) RSONA AL rey NTONIO MARIA BETA _ AMUSEMENTS, A 7H URA KEENE'S TRE. JaDRa | SREMB'S THEATRE Doors at FON MS fy eay NOT WY AND Sildival i wit bam DRAMA. Lal KEBN. pol tt ive vena THE MAGARTILYS THe M a ‘ARTHY; pe ee % rt iF HEP 2 srautiy RoorvED wire RAPTUROUS APPLAUSE BY CROWDED AND BRILLIANT AUDIENCES, ‘The acenie and mechanteal effects, of novel, peculiar, and ‘and the new scenery, of vivid ona Invented, paint-d anu’ patented, , under the direction of THOMAS BAKER, will perform OVERTURE—On favorite Irisis ali 2 ‘Distribution of eharacters of enivaowdicsa are a HE MACARTHY. WALLER. LLY BRADY (ie Ban Gao “EMMA WALLER celebrated artiste lea be (ged expressly for (his LAURA KEENE Mr, Richards in xcs STM Bu S Macncary, ad rs, J. 1. Allen Tac MARY KELLY. Tatier Peter Nott: [Prom the {1th American.) Lanra Keene's new three wt Irish drama, “The Macarthy; or, Poop 0) Da eon Sxturday event brairy ap vas Lest thisasm Th byon audience ‘Wi t thundsuvd down ¢ was alinost over dee aes rane ie rounded 0 and isa production of an intmey sens Te story i, that one Allok J a vibiaa o hus, by some loud demonstra n Baniia’s novels, ptain, the young lady heres it rofesmions of love with seoraful disdain; the ecroibe! of The Mcarthy, and is fully treachery to his b a@ctor—her lover, ng no. hops for ss in that tte quirier, throws ask wnd avows his determination to. be revenged on The Macarthy, whom he’ charses her ty tov ‘en mets. his -cowardiy threat with 3 that a scoundrel #0 vile cannot The Macarthy, Pure dd Captain Peep of Day to be ‘one Darby Kelly—a rascally 9 king countenance—to join ODay Boys?” with aview to leating them and in into a snare to be prepared Tor them by Oe ae two dasnatter the atintexion of Darby 1ato ‘The Micarthy discovers him trying to incite the tot milnight violen-e, ani, + ye to fe daya their i tiy’s) wron, Foved in ti nis suppose: ‘hone dutier are to carn au occenonal ‘selling bullids, and to keep house tor Darby and his idio-te viliain of 4:0 Babby. He demands of her all thatae his mace by x nging during’ bis absence. eee ae ciate hands im & shillings bub. ues thinklog that to lay violent hands upon her, when ‘8 to protect her trom his cruelty, and slinks off marrage) curses: and threats. The Macarthy condue's Mary to Ler home, and When leaving he rouiises to. send the good priest, Father ewer, for Rerz, a the next cabin to Darby's ‘lives a fe ietig, umsacd Ney rudy (ike Tan Carine), who, iiaving overieard Darby. teil the Baby that he was ping (3 kal aLury vecause ahead “blader? on therm, in- lary to cone into. ver cabin to be out of harm's way, fad await there the arcival of Father Peter, Before the prient arrives Neily discovers +0: Mary's nee, ch she remembers to ek of Iu rany trace, sinc'& ure aroused by Uta trie aud she an ously ‘questions Mury as to her early ife, But the g rl remembers very Litle of her chitd life. Sie does uot recollect ever to have seen her ; but she has a falat remembrance of some one—her plaintive melody ner ems; but she cannot, ‘al y of heling’ con mem ings » thas it; aud mother aud chik re clasped in each ohersarms when the geod priest afrives. Father Peter earns a'land Kindly takes Mary to his hose to live, While here she becomes a witness to the private marriage of ‘The Mucarthy and Helen Macneary. Sue loves The Macartoy he self, and a knowleige of her love for him in Q riend, Mr. Hallet, printer, Falton street, ihe may be, to cail at the Hotel de Habana, Bleecker stre+t, reference to some personal matters of ihe greatest import. ance. LADY WHO IS GOING TO BCROPE IS DESIROUS to make the acquaintance of some ern person With means, Address Europe, station F, enue, ERTRAM CALISHER—A LETTER 5 AT THE POST Ollie, New York, for you from an old friend, whose bro- ther you wrote to. RIE RAILROAD.<IF THE GENTLEMAN ON THE evening express from Dunkirk to Jersey City, Septem: ber 1, 1sW. who spoke to @ lady of the im improved seeping ca'#, Wishes to co the acquaintance began, he ne en ‘uo so by addressing a note to'M. C.3., Heraid ofice, atat- reach him, with description, « how & communication will tL may not be deceived. JOO# ADOPTION—A SMART, INTELLIGENT GIRL, hing years of age, dark hait and exes, of respectable Parentage. Cun be seen at 33 Hicks street, Brooklyn, NFORMATION WANTED—OF who is now believet to be married and livin ter Any copenane pains where she can vo found will anki ul her stepmother, el Lewis, at 127 Wharton street, Phitadelphia. & sn NFORMATION WANTED—O? ISAAC SITLER, FOR- merly spoinecary 43 Foarth avenue. Address’ B. Ko- bderts, station F Post ottice. ¥ THE YOUNG LADY, WEARING A LIGHT CLOAK, black bonnet and veil, with roses in front, and mult, who, Accompanied by a mid le aged Indy, took the, Sixth avenue ng down on Tuesday morning, at¥) eft the lines Vesey street, and who, after entleman who observed her, walked back to . wishes to form the ‘acquaintance of th > she wil please send her widie s to Fernando Wi [67 Herald ofice. “AURA F, FORMERLY OF 171 GREENE STREET, can be found at 79 West Houston set. ‘AN MISSING.—JAMES HENRY ABBOTT, WHO IS Jnsane, lett Newburyport, Massachusetts, on the Lith of February. Helis twenty-ine years of age, is. five inches in height, has black eyes, dark air and whise kers; had ona black hat, Plaul velvet vest, black coat and dark pants. Whoever wil give intoresstion ot his where abouts to his sister, Euizabeth Abbott, at Sommerville, Mi suchusetts, shall be handsomely rewarded. The pole" in cities will please take notice, ers of vessels will also be on the lookout; he designed to goto England; hed no mo- ney; hatne marked on his underciothes, A E—younS, WAS NOT RECEIVED TILL, NON. 5 it the 18S CORA L. WILLIAMS WILL PLEASE “FIND, A Lotter ia the Post vilice. PHOTO.—“CAN'T SEE IT? 18 NOT AWARE OF THE true state of aifuirs, Under existing cireamsiances you erfect contidence, address to real name, station D. ing no feeling ot malice in an atfalr where Oue bas nothing to forget but “Has seen it," P, BaXOuR KIND Nor RECEIVED. ADDRESS upon honor and in confidence, If poxsivle he person addresed, ax two ved, Write soon, terms ear, Sal wire of J. R. BENJAMIN, Ni nirret, or RJ. SLATER, 22 Fourth atrect, corner of Eighth avenie, OR SALETA FOUR STORY DOUBLE HOUSE ALSO z rtyorecon t srbet, “he targuin Apply to JOHN MCKINMIN, 318 Fourth avemars betw een Tw fi han nd Twenty-at h streets, R SALE OR EXCHANG A FARM OF 15) ACRES; two sets of batldings complete; priee, $42. Also, for half cash, balance on time, a vegetable and teas Farm of 12 with twelve reoins; 0 id barn, with apring water through house and ‘arn, for $1,260; and one joining, of 23 acres, four in wood, good house, for $800. See owner room 27 ¥iiton Hutel, New York, for one week. ANTED-FOR WHICH CASH WILL BE PAID— Howe, situated between Third and Sixth eeuth and Tweniy-seventl anda half high, full lot, high basement; worth from $10,009 10 $12,001. Address box 2321 Post ottice, New York. FOR SALE. USIN . R WANTED. —THE adv 4} euly cash paying and Temunerative Dustuess in Brooklyn, wishes to establish the same in Williamsburg and at Albany and Troy. The business attended with no risk, easily managed, where established’ proved suece Grom or $2.00 thie lea rare chance. Apply toW, £0 Bergen sireet, Brooklyn, ne ry jn ever * HOBdES, FF; SALE—A “WELL LOCATED RECTIFYING DIs- uilery, where « very profitable. business can be done. A chay jom to bo met with, Would take a moderate ped hous) or lots in exchange. Address C., box 19) Herald omic OK SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF bes r jn ote [toprietor is leavin iy N22 Hicks street, Bo 2K AND FIXTURES OF ‘& {resh stock just left in, ium'a'tong lease af the wtare i« need apply. ch street. adr All will be sold cheap, together and rooms attached. store 245 West Twenty-n JOR SALE OR TO LET—GROCERY STORE, CORNER of Myrtle avenue and Spon er street, East’ Brooklyn; peen 1a the aovupation of the pragent owner the last rs, who is now relit.ng to the country, aud in Satin stata countey, aud imined! ROCERY FOR SALE gin the Rinth wi BOF THE BEST STANDS large cash trade; will sell ix! with Une store, INSTRUCTION, N AMERICAN LADY, A wate, will (give or dancing to pei of any age. de. onil at, or address Teacher, r re’ Giinton Hall, A Rans. ‘SWISS GENTLEMAN 138 DE! IROUS or Malding a home in a respectable Ar fara, Where a few hones (in the evening) the French or German languages pensation for his board; would wish to be treated as ¢ the family; references exchanged, Address B., Uoxl,027 New York Post y*° HANGE OF FRENCH OR SPAN o hours a day, by a compotent tea @ Exchang?, box 19) Herald of, IN oryt stor pl Aue UCTIONS GIVEN COLORING - HIPPING.—WILL THE LADY WHO WAS TO MEET na by thie title At Taylor's upper saloon, on write to old address, where an in- He will expluin why he dis«ppointed. Si Sie OF EVE.—THIS "BEAUTIFUL referred to wat on the first seatanyoue iter the sates on the left side. If the one that stole rt let me know through thé “Personals” how to ad- ME LADY WHO WAS ACCOMPAINED BY HER aghter (about seven or eight years old, who carried a don, with white worsted hood on the doll), rode down town in na Twenty: third street stage, Saturday the Ist of March, bout three o'elock; fi out opposite City Hall it rari waik: ea down Broadway to Malden tane and tov gk Houston street stage; If agreeable, gentlemen on Astor House steps would like to correcbon Frith her with n view to become ase quained Addre box 200 Herald office, stating where to address a letier to her. HE MIDDLE SIZED LADY, WITH CHESTNUT OURLY hair, hazel eyes, who went up ina Fourth avenue stage during thé latter part of last week, 1 to Twenty ecenth street, towa venue, will confer a ve reat favor to the gentleman who noticed h-r, and. admit er very much, by addressing Adoratenr, ihrougn “Person- UU'devour every morning the Hera!’ to tint an wertisen STRANGER, HE GENTLEMAN WHO ASSISTED dies in a Fifth avenue stage about 914 o' | daring the alm slr, fy front otely frou ease 2 their : axrecable please address Bad Weather, Meruld ottiee, cr ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, AN. INFANT, FROM ITS virth, of Anierivan parents, Apply at the private iying- tn hospital No. 6 G-von) street, 1Lt THe ADIES WHO WANTED Tit honse in Street, Brooklyn, please seud athens, w Thave one next the Rary ‘ 0 ea grater, baths, he will Sern Iimproveme ERS, 56 John street Witiseert MAY DANIEL EXPECT T0 SEE THE LION nawer? N INTER STING ‘LECTURE ‘ON THE WAR, B BY Rov. J. W. Wii mh the te ve delivered fa thi the ttn place, can be ns? Bar en he Jack: ph 1S bOOK sores 689 Brosd. on the evening of the deel procure fon, 201 Centre «treet way, and at the doo <THE TY E Park House, opponite the C vata Palace park, f question one of the finest, best, and cheapest hoi in the city; those desiring Board and ds efit Rooms will be fully sathstied by calling. JOUN UL. STARIN, Da desired AMES JENKIN eof the Watitoad nad Adama Ei un nag ~ conveyed by her mother to Helen, is. awakened; shortly alter Babby tell Mary that The Macarthy meet him at nildnight in the “Black Va'ley,” a Piclon that her husband has deceived her crowes!her mind, ind she resolves to go there too. ‘The story that The Maca: thy wanted Mery to meet him inthe “Black Valley” was Invented by Darly and the Babby, that they misht xet her Again into thelr power. when they determined to make away with ber, Avout midnight Mary goes to the *! Tolowed by Helen. ‘The latter, however, 18 met nek by Darby and hia gang, who, to prevent the abby from being inter: Fupted tn hie iaurderous work. gag her and carry her olf to the old abbey ruin. | Nelly, 0 is also out, seeing o towards: hack, Tiuteys follows, and arrives fier cutting away the wooden Uridge over Se er meansef descent, she catches the cing no other means of descent, the catches the thinsappiing, which bends with her ‘lant and forincaberslf into the dark abyss, The Baby, ta b ney an teteriabs bhaw.ecd icos of on, the almost I feiess form of her ich Darby's crew have concealed re The Macarthy sa im ay the charge 1s. fulse; for it is by his agency that the young lady had been carried Off, ‘His intention Ja vo keep her out of Spat unt his rival's Iie ia disposed of by a curt martial. The s ore, found guilty, an being Eo t& to execution, when The dee Clares himself Captain Peep o’ Day; end, calling upon his followers, the ee] ¥ Sion 4,” rush’ in, surround slower and serous tat opesies The ‘piteak how pre, dnces n pation from the government for The Macarthy and the Boys, and the soldiers are bett mapeted oft by their caniait, when Pareclt azain, press Nelly Brady now appears, and ch sotrerah in the to rs, the proof of Purce fi Fuiteuge and tre reversion of ‘The 3 Unubashed vilatu s:lil ndvaaces the charge his rival; murder against and Taere a but Nelly now pr dnees the two eoligeas ly now p: Cope and Nix lows. Vitlany at last succumbs, and repring, the Babby, ar is. fair spicing of quaint pati it that wili make mpeoean I sadmir bie siyle, ‘The secur) frum ae to ke ceptional fe whole com a andl enter into the spirit of th nfaoy pave i Gemtvee Bidks perveaiar estion of the acting jveing iadice and g-ntlemen -—Mins Kenne.as Mary felly Brady; Miss Tone Burke, ou 8 een Macneary: and Mr. Bur- Stoddart, as Darby Keily; Mr. Kaginond, as the Babby; Mr eters, ng Terrence Mcowan, and Mr, Dillon, as Peery Riordan, Mr, Waller's, The Ma: earthy, exhibits a good deal of power. nett, as Father Pete {Fiom the Sanday Times.} The change from the light spectacular anzas, wilh have 69 long held the sage at Laura Keene's theatre, to of the highest bout am could well be imagin- then fore be considered acreeaiie, 1¢ only by ‘Toat ite ‘are well satiated, the crowd. 7 and, aa they are the im Sudgeareven uataicually Shatin rit may very well bs ents “And, in truth, why not " S Dan to nck m. clactcnlly: constructed. peap et" smndel bat itisa My A) powerful and picturesque produc i that abounding in highly wrought incident ‘and ‘ell ‘tuations, and contalaing mater ant of the brdinary attenuated modern, el for al one Me ral spun out through oe to ee ator ine h fault as this can certainly be, found tion. The exckin, natere of the ta- follow each toll the supremsgy sequined oy ng Hvalrous, and saves from the fury of Ker reputed father—who 18 a mysterio ined Darby Kelly poor Mary Kelly (Siss Laura who aterwards is. discovered to be the offepring o fut indiscretion on the part of Nelly Brac ine ion) tem ary ikeliy through ber fove The Stacurt 7c and this tesds her tnto a tra her by an jngeniovaly infernal young wretch, I » Who entices her snto the black found by ber Realber sa Z e sight, and hindi the ban eat ken don fore “Prey ot Daya” ‘reversion ne), youth: he y eligaged to The o TK iso learns to re pared for the son and is, mean mreut of rom the summnit of the pyrene ot, catches stace it bri of estates Macarthy, and restores to her or eee a taare Eons Jays. a most dificult touchingly ani Oa pe — only can, Mrs, Waller was admirable, @ little tragic iy ut displaying the ex in every took vant tone, Her great feat, ¢ ror valley, mw lly require an amazing e, aud puts zampillterostation nowhere! Mr, ited i pre- The Babby of winond. wap. of teaqte but lifelike specitnen of & dlubolical young imp, Wiese depth of malice al raved from being an idiot, Mr. Stoddard’s Darby Ki y was the block—well, but not #0 dis tn tly nor powerfuily drawn—from. winch tht thls he sboperul you chip was cut. Father Pi 1 good old Ti received entire Justice at the h Pat Moore was very cleverly urke—ene the most proinising ye Mra. J. HL allen, Helen McNeary, Was not equal io sume of her pre- efforts, The scenery is peculiar, and some of ft ver tiful. The last mene is ey tally tine. Tirepresents | ee tg striking upon a cle a turrets Of fan Olt castle. “Gradually, as the wogresses, the moon retires, leaving every objectin pro- round obseurity, until the peep 0’ ordny in th the uae nro t* eooded by the full I rising morning sun. The a viay line the merit—aand it is alws kyr fed true to mn, by being intensely Irish, The sharp and pict roan of con rhe in life and character could be ary nowhere else, favor about 6 humors of the fair Ry bring wiry to Dounybroo id fight acer, & ry glories of the national From, withes Spirit, t 1) J serves, and will doubtless a a! RA KEHA 2 THEATRE. 6 new sensation drama at this house is runni and is better acted Cot os grid than any other piece we the New York stage, that is, Including scenic jeal effects, Some of the wriers for the pross ie of irioining the play of Bdmund Falconer rvs @ Lyeeum In London, istake, falld terme, ‘There te not one point of reseuibiamse veteeen them, exept the action in the Dark Valtey, Falconer s piece te atrangly Protegtant in tone, and would Tot anewer here. Tt ix derived from Buniin’s tale of “John Decgy” its characters, lot, action ant ree ho more like Mise Keene's pie is ne “ig Tom.” 1 ir mn dark valley gale is the m.? AS nearly wht n fight, any decently heen coinmon to the spying one ean formed man for half « published forty years ago, anve her Captain MeNeny, the tivo. sisters and the im Jon tight fs @ cop a tutto nd Stories of Trist racte ave digging are fro ublishied and tinin from. a legend ine T have the original Ceitie before me, Pear ee een ATS TRE Move in bartarons Rees fe ih coin Regt “Bement ones ‘two came; rose, the tree rece T saw the grave ve the the rogues made.” ante teneiel cite te tna onal near Wetsrfors, nd ~~ been a ais Raeae Bo far from + a rt 2 Mad. most pore tgs em, merosity re Bretish Mhbre— ener onity from which "founded charge arly un} at Te ror gk teen oe ps of ity wit have the maul pals their danang a rat oe Srl inal tS 7 inion. wi sonal al tentions, about w! wiaieh 'T may have word of of plain Bngliabs om | aes Hahied and ata: ted os By me ‘accordin, Ww, Hesains cits The aliehteat tot thon’ Ti coatalng not, the sllghiest {nfeingament a9 any a oa cona.riction, O'Hara Tales, Four of the se: the sccond, with the whole Ws of dialogite) 18 entirely origin characters of Patsy, Peery and Mima KEENE, BW BOWERY THEATRE: WO FER ORSIANCE APIERNOON At 2 UNCLE TOMS EVENING, BENBEC mit ¢ OSTER, eVANUOR: rue SEW OF Yo! OR, — THE CELEBRATED CARLO FAM To conclide with the PLKSECUTED WATCHWAN, IRLO'S SALOO} Mrs. MAGGIE. HATGHT'S Grand Concert will taker pice bats eventicy at Niblo’s Sa’ oon, A 9 which she will be: assisted by the following well known wrtist Mme 1 DUPIEZ, Soprano, Mise MATILDA B, TOEDT Ms: PUKNETT, for'rd te. SUT TT Ast, Basco, Mr. 7, B. PRENDERGAS! Mr. UNDE RutLL, Te: ‘Tenor, Tae renowned Tenor, ir. HAL, Profssors BRADFORD and MARACTIE, Guitarists, Professor DAVIS, Piano and Organist a, Bo conic; reserved seis, $1; to be had at the door.. REAT CANTERBURY MUSTO HALL, 585 BROADWAY. STILL IT SOARS, talsicing far in the distance ali penny Tivalry and base imi-- aio: If 18 THE NOME OF GEN THE ABIDING, ¥! PLAGE OF TALEN tis PRIDE OF THE PUBLTO, ‘The great establishment for, the tuishing of undying funy, GREAT CANTERBURY, THe GREAT GONTERBURY, THE GREAT CANTERBURY. int of attraction, ther Presenting nightly the greatest a: ‘most gifted performers and the larzest company of ony ce of amusement in America. # GREAT CANTERBURY bonste of auch nright atts a BIRCH, > BEN COTTON, 1, BEN GOTLON, sc, BEN Sorroy, BIRCH, BEN COTTON, RCW, BEN COTTON, BIRCH, REN COTTON, J: BIRCH, BEN CorioN, J. INCH, BEN COTTON, J. ‘A. HEtAN, The r’nowned Ethiopian Comedians, BR STEWART, W, B. HARRISON, FATE STEWART, TARRISON,, ITE STEWART, HARHISON, PATHE STEWART, iene % MAKIISON,, two great Comic Singers of the G. GERMAINE, 8eF8 oF ALY” WILSON, HARRY WILSON, G. GERMAINE, ‘The favorite Balladists, THE DELEVANTE BROTHERS. BYRON CHRISTY. RM. CARROLL, —W. ‘The charming Vormtatee e7OND S1srERS, MLLE. ADELAIDE PRICE, iar ES Cera kK HLOABWAY MINSTRELS, BKC GABWAY MINSTRELS, EVERY NOGHT TITS WEEK, GRAND MAUSEE ON cae ar 3 ® _GRAND MATINEE ON SAT RIETTA ZANFRETTA. ea ae MARIETTA ZANFRETTA.. MARIETTA ZANFRETTA.. PECIAL NOTICE —STIOKNEY'S NATIONAL CTR: 'S—OLD BOWERY THEATRE, Artis's x0 her seabed their intentions of assisting, ov seul tg wn TIUKR YS (6 COMPLIMENTARY MENEFIT, will please send lait names torany to the box office, ARIETTA ZANFRETTA, M MARIETTA ZANFRETTA, MARIETTA ZANFRETTA. MARIETTA ZANFRETSA. ‘ARIETTA ZANFRETTA, MARIETTA ZANFRETTA, pr a a ee 5 MARIETTA ZANFRETTA Our, —MISS FRANK CHRISTIE'S BENEFIT AT itcheock's Concert Hall ix unavoidably deferred. M received fur tickets by Mrs, or i Christe, will be refan.> ed at their residence, vision street. ‘agenesis ZANFRETTA. MARIETTA ZANFRETTA. MARIETTA ZANFRETTA. MARIETTA ZANFRETTA, OOMS, Ke., TO LET. ICELY INI SHED | HOUSE. T TO 0 LET-ON: Eighteenth strect, between Fifth and Sixth avenaes; urniture as good as new.” Will rent gn reasonable terme te Pourleenth street.” we Sn, ROOMS.—FOUR ROOMS, E Nate ban with conveniences for housek eepind, OF Beardie Puired, “Alison, few. young men taken fo Boor mn reasonable terms. Apply far two dye at No, 29 Bond: ‘ROSS. = strvete Ps OF A FiR3T_ CLASS BROWN STONE FRONT ficentnen toes to let, 125 East Thirty-fourth street. Inquire on LET—FOR ONE OR TWO YE. THE STORE 983 Mrondway; has been oceupled for the Inst elxht years asa music store; will be let for the sam or any other light business: rent moderate to @ rexponsibl: Meant Apply 8. DIKEMAN, 286 West Forty-fourth street li (POLET-IN A GOOD XELCHBORHOOD, THRER SNUG brick Houses, Nos than street; water and gas: houses in Sau eae 2ay Abingdon square; woul: give u lease. Apply to, on CUDBIRTH, 345 Bieecher sr , hear the aoove. Rent 0. LET-AT THROGG'S*NECK, A DELIGUTFULLY located f ecnpond hese House, st stable, a. ‘a ke. an approved tenant, ‘ange, & Stitable Sure in sath Mirect for vacant lots or amalier Mores. Apply 8. Hl. LUDLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine street LET—THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE NO. 6 Allen ste: with basement, frou Ist May, to a smalt, private family. LET—TB FIRST “Ghass HIGH STOOP DWELE- ing House 126 West Twelfth street; srion imune- diate, th complete order, conia ning Lew ‘Mantel and Per Glasses, Chandeliers and Gas Figures, “Apply at M71 Broad way, room 11, or 67 Bat Ni h tree LET—BOARDING HOUSE &0 FRANKLIN STREET, near Broadway: atx par oraytwelre hedrwomnn, Fooms, and large eating 100.1 t $1,200; ‘init and ash month in advance. JOUN BISCO, 158 East Twenty-third strect, LET—OPPOSITE STUYVESANT PARK, rat clase brown stone {ront House No. 8 Livin, place, _Anquire of J. WILT, 125 a tourth OME, ble American family. Rent $2. » LET—AT 27 STUYVESANT STREET, CONTINUA~ tion of Astor place, a front and back Parlor and two: Single Bedrooms, to gentlemen, with or without Board, LET—ON LEXINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN THIR- ty-fourth and Thirty-fifth streets, @ first class four sroey Drown stone high stoop House, with gas Sxtures com-- ‘and mantel mirrors in the parlors, at a n.oderate- af, estrable tenant, ‘apni ie DAVID’ EVANS, Cra 10 LET OR FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN—NO, 206/ é WA ret fee. be Stteen minutes trom Ful- in or ign cr ‘er, double entravee- Amn aor adden dD sohat rane ae ea ut Jow. w York, RENT—A TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT House, on east side of Oxford street, moon Fulton and Aulantic avenues, Brooklyn; has a, fare hace, range and Bathing Fooin, Yodan, wih Mhagettoes ‘pelet; pas it, with all the fixtures, Haste cop ‘extra Lots, ‘ell. iat iim gpod orfcr fora decieable tenant, This isons in oF the mot phe beth Brooklyn, Rent $6.0 per: "Apply at30 Dey street. OI}, LEWIS & BROWN. PECIAL NOTICES, \FFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK Ores of the Obio and Mississippi ORY AND sTeCK- rm aston, ae ea aeaE Stunes, New Your, Jan, 18, 1862, OLDENs OF CERTIFICATES: TO it special bp ‘of the nelaes iterate we will be held the York, at eet ‘office of rustees, 83 Wall street, New Ot deve Beal 6th day of March next, at noon, when matters ficial to the trust will’ bo submitted for their ‘ration. cA attendaice is earnestly requested in person if posal otherwise by proxy. By unter of the trustees stig EDWIN BARTLETT, Chairman. ONE, oF lM rete By tee Soares ak ng ol of the lot owners of tie ‘tat ation be held at the oflice egsiar, Ge het New Yi f the Cemetery on day of March nest, mn half-paet one aa ve’ tho usual ‘Board tee Annuial report of the — to 8 LWANt MONEY I OFFER MY STOOK A’ At WHOL Chains, Jewelr, “of all descr tio "i A 1 Se ches, fine Gol Se CON ae ee AY—THE LARGEST AND HAND- Y ork, at lens than mantufacturing cost, ADWAY, COMPOSITION CHAINS. - AT 903 BRON stand acid and cp as ‘color, ay JSuuiges cannot tell hewn from real T 909 BROADWAY, TO PAY ADVANCES, REAL AS piamond Rings, Pins, Watches; also owe Emerald, 6%4 karat, very cher AT 205 eee JEWELRY AT AT ry PER CENT 4 less tl PAST SAILING BOAT OR Sl A apply wo OAT WANTED.~A GOO Yacht, oF 6 to 10 to r nate cheap ple hn boat fo Wen ‘eat street, N. ¥.