The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1862, Page 2

"ae "© ¥ © nifwoyoRK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, \ 1802 7 BOARDING AND LODGING. this morning, fears being entertained for the safety en Sacnanesienmed ae i Bs HANDSOM) LY FURNISHED PARLOR of General Burnside’s command, It became A Mites ame te “8 Gatun WILL FIND BL BLEGANTLE Lt af eee NUMBER FIRST CL sas Romans, FAs ih Meeting of the Tobaceo Traders—Protes= | 20wn, however, about. middey that colors had fi Sea ibe fo or ee ail the — ‘und colonia of 6 drat elas oh ls ve son tation Agnines Taxes sae ee Wi eager on ted pape “4 NBATLY FURNISHED ROOM J \D BEDROOM TO 000. iso money to lon ‘on bond and Nof the Manufacturer Should be | Washington, being interpret lor—to gent wuan and lady, in a drstclags house. gentleman, wits and two youl aloe: miet seine Taxed—Interesting Facts Relative to the Production, Manufacture and Ex~ portation of Tobacco—A Committee from Manufacturing Interest to Proceed to W gton and Represent their Case, de. A meeting of the tobacco trade of this city was held at one o'clock yesterday, at No. 120 Peary itroet. for the purpose of devising the best means to tyoid the heavy tax sought to be imposed on tobacco, ind whieh they complaia would have the effect of de- stroying almost entirely the export trade and cause a ‘naterial deterioration in the domestic cultivation and uanufacture of the plant. Mr. David Watts occupied the chair, and Mr,G. M. crawford acted as Secretary. The minutes of @ previous meeting having been read snd approved, the folloting reports of committees ap- pointed at said meeting were. read and adopted after vonsiderable discussion. These reports contain (he whole gist of the proceedings, and, as they contain many nieresting facts, we give them below — REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON SEGAR LEAP. ‘The Committe on Segar Lear, having duly erusiiered the subject commited to them, beg leave wv report that the only leaf of home growth that enters into the manufacture v1 ix that known under the general name of seed let, of which the greater porsion used in this country is taal Known abwrappers, while he lower grade, known 88 4a principal'y expor':d. The committ-e are of optnton that! wile « lighter tax than the one proposed would imduce the production of larger quantities o: segars, still it is not an onerous oae, or one that would maser i \jure the tr. With regard, however, to that grade which is mostly exp ed, the committee believe that the proposed tax would ef Cally prevent stich exportation, as the duty proposed would be avout sixty percent upon the usual rates oF prices for that grade, which, tt must be spparent ut once, would give such an Lacrease of its coat to the exporicr as would prevent isaac in thegmarkele of th: word, where, it comes into competit ion With o her toba cos of like grade or value, and thus, a before stated, entirely p obibit {is exportation, so that the government’ would realize no benetit from that jource. In thia view of the subject, the only recommenia- tion the comm. tier have to make is, that drawback of (wo cents per pound be atlowed on all such leat tobucco as may be exported. ‘The gommiit e are also of opinion that iu the new tarid biN, which they uncerstand 1s to be proposed, the dutles on imported leaf tobacco should be specitic, and not ad valorem, a at present, and that the duties on imported ‘should be largely increased, ‘so as to counteract the evils of the proposed taxon segars of home manusacture, AU of witch is respecthully auinaiited ARROW BENRINO, BN CEAW FORD,” Committee. A. L. HOLT, New Yors, March 13, ised. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON SEGARS. The Committee on Segara have to report, from a careful sonsideraiion of the reported Tax bill relating to segars, that trom the F position of the sear manuiac: turers and the itiveramt character of the workmen, it would prove very inefficient in its operations, and the goverament would be Ueprived ina great weasure of its lawful revenue; and believing it to be our duty, as good citizens, to aid the Tovernment in its efforts to ‘raise a suilicie Should, from ima:e relations with the ument ail the facts ralative to dillicultie in the way of any ellicient and eqral colwetion o posed tax; and we believe the more simple the lay is the more Feadily its acts will be complied with, Wo th fore feel taut the tax should be either levied on the raw ma- terial wholly, or om the manu‘actured article; and if trom the action ol ike Begar Lent Commitee we could arrive ut fan equal and just tx, we ter to see the Whol Faisod from the leaf, believing that ihe government would be more sure o: its just dues than it can in any way collect from the manutactared article. We have no siatistics from port the consumpiian of secars, and, thereforv, are leit calirely to the opinions of dealers rezarding (ue sume. We tind, from tie Custom House reports, that the average importa‘ion of segars (or the pasi-five years bas beon about 000, | Estimating one uifth of thein to have been re exported. it would leave of joreige manufacture consumed here 434705,000. It isa tair estimzte to state that ihe mani robust lowt Sylgs cat gross b allowing. segars on an Case of tobacco, ' We consume 15,000 ca: saieiy say, with a fair trade aad adeq trade will increase one hundred m!'1'ou clustou of German sogars. "Therefore, we of sced leaf to be consumed for the wegar trade. The only demand we can make is for a fair protection on the lunported article and leaf produced at a low price enous, so that the manufacturers can produce segars of a price not exceeding ten dollars of clear seed; otherwise the production Imust be curtailed, and the consumers of that grade 0: Loods will be forced to’ adopt the pite and a common grade of smoking tovacco. We therefore submit, feel.ng we can exist and maintain our interest with other Cousumerso! leat, if taxation is fuirly regulated—every interest rece its pro- Per and proportiouste tax. We, bowerer, feel that much will depend upon a barmoniows action cf the Leat and Sent committees, as our interests are almost identcal. We fur- ther recominend @ proper prea-utation of our interests in connection with the segar leat interest be‘ore the Comuit- tee of Ways and Means. for # general explanation of any points which may arise relative to our futervsis generally. LEWIS PALMER, REPORT OF ome ON PLUG TOBACCO. ‘Tne undersigned, appointed a committee to represent the views of those int-resed in the: sale of, mamifackurew plug ‘and cavendish tubacco, in tothe Tax bhi reported to Congress, beg leave, respectfully to report that they Lave given the sul their careful at attention, and, in common with all the other whole-a e deal din’ tie trade in this city, are unanimously o{ opinion that the excise duty of Gve cents per pound on such manuiactured tobacco, unle: subject to am allowance of drawheck on exporiatiin, won desiroy the export trade and be of werious detriment ‘0 the "Your committee will endeavor to present the reasons for their belief as succinctly as possible. The leaf from wnica sof seed. We may te protection, the ler the ensire exe rant 20,000 cases the article in which we deal Is manufactured is grown ex- clustvely in the States of Virginia, North Ca: oi: tucky, Tennessee and Missouri, the at wn in ot i States nt nol ing adap:ed to rane’ yasiness, Ww ti sume ts muuch more expensive, particularly’ (he export bor tion of it, than ts generully suppoced. ‘The above name States manufacture y iy eunye es ‘and uninspected (or Joowe) tova co, all of hogahcads of 1,300 pounds to the wad. making an Aggregate of G5,000,00 aixty-live mli- Non) pounds. Of this quaatliy so mantifactured at least 2 are annually exported. We know from oiicial doaa- meats that the annual consumption of Ame: man it tured including what is des:rayed forvheey wash, ‘lone ‘amounts to thrve miljions of pounss, Tne Of Canada and othe: British possessions will Jeast seven millions of pounds, making our export to Great Britate and dependencies to acount aunuaily to ten millions of pounde, {ta value ip former years, sxy at an av een cents per pound, being $1,60,009 per aun but at the pr: bigh prices double that sum. This esti: mate leaves but mele millions of pounds for Ho'lund, Ger- Wat Indies, South Atacriza, and the oth Tiption ughout the United States, the an average, for th ten years, he civalent of | 20200 ‘boxes p estimated’ at 100 pounds per box, making — 20,00,06 pounds ‘or about cue-inird’ of ths aggregste ‘gartsi Mauufavared thronghoat | the Sats; its) val er average of the last ten years (15 cents) is $3,000 +4 sud deutlochuet sum if estimated at present carseat e-third of this amount, at least, is sold for foreizn © uimption It no dvawbeck 's allowed on thig large amonnt Fequired for foreign consumpcion (which tacreases ye the consequence is inevitable, ta Canada and the British provin ‘Australia a sorv the t de, anpely the foreign demand, Large population in this country engaged in U duntry of their customary mea‘is of support. to enter Canada duty free, while a tix ry p Aj upon the importation of manufactured tobacco. An excise duty of five cents per po without the privi drawback on exportatio: further protect the manufacturing inte "they could frsport che leat duty free, and, urderseliing ‘ua in our forelgn mrkets, wo draw to tacmeives & ren ey export trade. We add, though per! e remark is unnecessary, that daring the last Jeacleat has been manufactured inte plug and cas Pendle todacoo to a considerable extent in this city and yn especially women and girls, has beew employed with entire tuccrse; and itedinits of BS question that Wherever enterprise and skill may locate a fa: tory, the work cap be done as weilas in Virginia and other Butes ew pio; labor, pgard to the rate of the a vot! ured, your committee do not thorized to volunteer their opiuion. They would pro- Ot find a perfect coneurrence of sruiiment In tue trade gut a subject, and Congress if disposed to grant the draw- exportation of manufactured tobccvo, will so ap- Porton ise logan to be derived fron is hese nee. ry as from a full and co ve survey of all the sub- jects of taxation they enlightened judgment, loom most expedient and advinables and in their decis oa ‘our committee believe the citizens of New York inte: ested in the sale of leat and manufactured tobacco wil patrioti-aity ead cheerfully concur, bien. Js respectiwily wubuuteed, wT SHARLES x09 CONNOLLY, | Committee, New Yona, March 13, REPORT ok aiid ON FINE CUT. Asa Commitice on Excise Duty, or Tax bili, now before Congress, and as a Fepresenialive oi the dne ‘cut wot acco manufacturers of this city, we would report, according to = of our adjourned meeting, which took place ou 1 That should th it roposed il |. That ie Dill be insisted u: the words “ smoking tobacco” shonid read bin} mManulactarcd exclusively from the stems of \obacco, or the be ey sereneed thn b (appears manufacturers of this branch of the trade that the entire bill should be axed, and that it cn de done to the advantage of ‘tid all parties connected with the business, We would poupecs that the § vernment should coliect a tax frog: the produc.’ oF grower 1 tobacco sificient to cover the im contem| to be feted trom this arcicle, em this sum a certain amount all tobacco exported. Biould be refunded on All the above were adopted after several gentlemen bad given lengthy expressions of their views in the matter. A resolution waa adopted to the effect that a com mittee be selected from each branch of the trade to pro- ceed to Washington, there to have an interview with the Committee on Ways and Means in reference to the pro. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, i Tavrspar, March 13—6 P. M. The money market works very easily: 6 is the general rate paid for new loans, though many old loans are still outstanding at 7. Money lenders are disappointed at the non-appearance in our market of the government certificates of indebted- ness. The fact is that these certificates, which were engraved by the American Bank Note Com- pany in an unusually short period of time, were found by the department at Washington to be not elaborate enough for security, and were accord- ingly returned here to be cancelled. New certifi. cates, on tinted paper, will be forwarded to Wash: ington early next week. Foreign exchange was very dull to-day. Bank: era ask 112% a %, but the true range of the mar- ket is 11208 %%. France are quoted 5.024% a o7y, Gold is likewise dull, and speculation in it seems to flag. ‘The stock market opened with so Weakness cation that the army under McClellan was certain of speedy success, and, perhaps, expected no more fighting, a smart rally took place, and the market became buoyant and closed very strong. The more cautious among operators translated the news merely to signify that the proposed flank ex- peditions against the rebels had been rendered needless by the evacuation of Manassas; but even they regard the final result of the campaign in Vir- ginia as quite certain, and hence are rather dis- posed to buy than to sell stocks. Comparing the 1th prices of the day with those of yesterday, we note an advance of 34 in United Statessixes of 1881, 3¢ in Central, 3 in : Erie, % in Hudson, \ in Harlem, 34 in Southern guaranteed, 4 in Southern old, 34 in Michigan Central, 4 in Panama, { in Ulinois Central, and }{ im Galena. The market looks very healthy, and the demand for the shares of roads. which are doing a large business, such as the Erie, Michigan Uen- tral, Toledo, Rock Island, &c., is consi- derably in excess of the supply of stock on the market. Stocks closed strong; the follow- ing being the last quotations:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 92% a 93; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 93-a 93; do, 5's, coupon, 1874, 86 a 44; Virginia 6’s, 61 a 64; Tennessee 6's, 60% a 61; North Carolina 6’s, 69a 71; Missouri 6’s, 5334 a %; Pacific Mail, 94% a 95; New York Central, 83% a 84; Erie, 36% a 3%; do. preferred, 6134 a %; Hudson River, 37 a 4; Harlem, 15% a %; do. preferred, 31% a 32; Reading, 42% a 4344; Michigan Cen- tral, 5754 @ 58; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 2424 -a - do. guaranteed, 48% a 49; Panama, 120% a %4; Winois Central, 6524 a 66; Galena and Chicago; 6934 a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 4734 a 3%; Chicago and Rock Island, 57% a %4; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 64% a 65; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 2434 a 25; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 110; New York Central 7’s of 1876, 102 a, 104; Erie third mortgage bonds, 92 a 95; Michigan Cen- tral 8's, first mortgage, 103%, a 104; Illinois Cen- tral bonds, 7’s, 93 a %4; gold, 101% a % There has been some talk in Congress about the carriage of the mails to California. Commodore Vanderbilt has signified his willingness to carry the mails for South and Central America in his, steamships, provided he is protected against the smuggling of letters for California by his vessels. Postmaster Blair has written a letter to Congress, in which he refers to steamboat owners trying to “eoerce’’ the department, and recommends that no steamer be allowed to clear for a foreign port unless she agrees to carry letters. The public are not familiar with the particular clause in the con- stitution which empowers Congress to use vessels belonging to citizens without paying for them; nor is it generally understood on ‘Change that a clear- ance is an act of favor or grace on the part of government. The prevailing impression among merchants and shipowners is, that a vessel depart- ing on a lawful voyage is entitled to a clearance as a matter of right, and that government has no more claim to compel such a vessel to carry lct- ters than coal or flour. The particular case of the California mail, however, can be stated without falling back on these general principles. Congress, at the session of 1860-61, granted to the Overland Mail Company a million of dollars per annum for carrying the mails between the Pacific and Atlantic States. The Overland Company does not carry the mails with the regularity and celerity required by merchants, and for some time past the bulk of the letter correspondence between this city and San Francisco has been smuggled through on the |, steamers, which have no mail contract. The ques" tion for Congress is simply—can the steamers be expected to continue to do, for nothing, the work for which the Overland Mail Company is paid a million of dollars per annum? If, the expe- rience of the last six months proves, the Overland Mail Company cannot carry the mail to the satis- faction of the mercantile community, should theY continue to be paid for doing that which they don’t do? Would it not be more practical, more sensi- ble and more economical to send the mails by the route which experience has shown to be the quickest and most reliable, and to pay the car- riers—not a million a year—but a fair remunera- tion for the service? The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows + $587,280 48 -_ 113.000 0» -1.251.620 66 +7074 363 80 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this ing were $22,085,217 08, and the balances $1,- 476,482 11. The Boston Insurance Company, of Boston, has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cen he Guardian Life Insurance Company have re” moved to the Continental Insurance Building, No. 102 Broadway. Th® statements of the banks of the three princi- pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the previous one, and the corresponding time of 1561, as follows:— 2575.58 Taga tor 44,718,900 15,178 Feu Virals scorers Woe 209/961,310 121,344,689 44,051,730 17,777,538 The following summary shows the result of the current year’s business of the Cleveland and Tole- do Railroad Company:— Earnings for ten months to March 1, 1862 Last week, Last year. $814,208 mated for next tWO MODLHS.........6..+-. 211,000 Current earnings for the year to May 1......$1,025,268 Running expenses for lust year were 46 per cent 470,000 Total Interest on bondod dabt. Rent C. C. & C, Railroad Company interest, exchange, &e., say.... Total. mae ceseeees $200,816 —Showing “net earnings for the ‘current year of over two hundred thousand dollars, after paying running expenses, interest and rent, which is equal to six per cent on the capital stock, and we under- stand that at the mecting to be held in this city on the 20th a three per cent dividend will be declared, payable in April. The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company for the first week in March were:— First week, 1861.. First week, 1362....... Increase... The Boston Traveller oaye: — Wo understand that some five or six snperior locomo, tives have been forwarded from this city, destined fo the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, which will in afew days be reopened to the public. $18,574 00 18,800 69 oes = $316 82 i ss Tac ney March 13, ‘eo $7000 s cosh 10009 U 450 10000 we, 93% 100 de 10000 U8 6's,'Bi,cou 92% 300 do. ‘ 923, 100 ao Boot 86's SLOrwiigy 92 450 Erie I Peete Spene wy ise a 10000 do... be. 60 1000 do... % 0 4000 Brooklyne ra ti oo im do. . 1000 }), heoup bast 5 Panama kit 1000 Til coup bds,'7 2 to, 6000 Ili war loan 1500 Indiana 5's, 7000 Missouri 6's 17009 do k Cen RK 150 Hudson River RR 100 do bao 75 Harlem ¥ Ries, &. me 60 . inn 100 Mich RR.«10 000 NY Gea 6's 200 57 1000 Erie 2d mex'79 100 =—100 Mi me TRR.b3O 1000 MC8peimsfobs. 106 = 273 ry 8600 Mich So2dm.. 7256 His min fo Ws 6000 Ch chNWistm. 464% 60 £5 RRR ASesessaessats PE =e bj SERRA Ssss do... 1) cal, mre QRe, 635 Mil'& Pr duChRR 50 do......b60 80 Mil&PrduCh1prer BSESaaESBES ARD. 60shis P'ac MSS Co, me hey RR.at 60 0. 0000 US 6's,'S1,rog 93 200 brie RR pretia. 00 do.... 100 Harlem RR pref. 7000 Mlinois wat in 1000 Clev & Tol sib 1000 Mich So2dm. 72% SOODEBEQK8peb 99 100 Mich Cen RR.... 400 Mich So & NIRR 88 Mish S08 NT 5. a ‘om. 8 Bank of America 102 700 Cum Coal pref’d. 5 Pac Mail SS Co.. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tavaspay, March 13—6 P. M. Asuxs.—The market was lower for pearls, while pots were unchanged. The sales of both sorts embraced 75 bbis., at $5 50 for the formor and at $6 for pots. Breapstyrrs.—Flour—Western and State brands wore in better request, while there was rather more tone for common grades, while prices were without change of moment. The transactions footed up 13,000 bbls., within the following range of pric: Superfine State....... Extra to fancy State, Superfine Western Common to choice B & exaacanee Ssaxssse Pe SEPP Er Ee Onasaaaaae ERASKsasss Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wine.. —Canadian flour was in fair demand and very steady, with sales of 2,500 bbis.at our quotations, Southern flour was dull and prices without quotable change. salesembraced about 700 bbls. at our quotations, Rye flour was in fair request at our figures, with sales of 200 Corn meal was quiet, with sales of 300 bbis. atour quotations. Wheat was inactive,and, in the absence o sales of any moment, quotations were to a great éxtent nominal. Smail lots Long Taland were reported at $1.40, and oi Chicago spring at $1 30, and a small lot of choiee. white Kentucky for seed at $1 60. more active at the concession. The sales embraced about 50,000 bushels Western mixed, in store and dei a 60c., and at 5834c. a 8c. for Jersey and new yellow.’ Barley was steady and in good request, with sales of 14,500 bushels choice State, 8 Corn was easier and California at 80c., & were firm, with sales of 900 bushels at $1 08. Oats were in moderate demand, with sales of Canatian and West. Tye was steady and in good request, with sales of 6,500 bushels, on tha dock, at 80c., ern at 39c. a 40c. for state 8 quiet for Rio, Sales of 500 mats Java for -, 200 do. at 26ie., and 150 do. stained wee quiring nurses not taken, exchanged, Addrcs#S. Hi. 8., Herald offe, B ARD.—A PARLOR AXD BEDROOM TO LET, AT §* Corrox.—The market was quiet, while the sales, in small lots, footed up $50 bales a "The heavier class of holders were not pressing Board, (o ladies only. Hees ‘nose Fouths avenue,” Also two tive Hoosas, with wound Cp ee ee ison rng Nena eee ts CS a DESIRABLE SUIT OB ROOMS TO LET—OR THE whole hoor, with full Board, in the lirst class house No. 5 Weat Twenty-t opposice the Fifth Avenue Hotel. ‘Terms reasonable, A HIGULY RESPECTABLE GERMAN FAMILY, without children, oc: mapping 6 frst cain house, will fet a fo Choice of neatly furnished a Soenh, with board or private ta- bie. French and 4 Haglish spoken.’ Apply at 48 East Bleecker ret, near Br VERY FINE SECOND STORY ROOM, WITH EX. tension, avd two Rooms on fourti Boor, to lt with Board, atl econd avenue, between Seven’ streets, within three ininutes’ walk of Broadway. House first class with ail the modern improvements. — PLEASANT HOME AND GOOD BOARD, WITH furnished and unfurnished Rooms, at 40 East Fourth ciicel "Loeeuneaeae for day boarders, er -—BOARD WANTED, IN ORANGE, FOR A ven and rea fr d. ‘add foe me woek, with ire ress. for ‘one week, terms—wbich fi aH, = = must be mioderate—and {ull particulars, WITH BOARD, MAY BE OB ae fat SL West Twenty-Lourtix atroct, ber Rome HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, AND IN A i Ree to let, with, parvial Board it desired, n French family, who do not intend moving io ay. Apply at 42 St. Mark's place. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. IN fe woude Of a pit\aie family, wo gentlemen, Releretices requived, Apply at 66 Wea) Thirt th street. T° WIDOWERS AND BACHELORS.—A WIDOW, living alone in her own house, wishes’ to meet with a middle aged gentleman of respectability, who would appre- ciate the comforts and quiet of & well Ordered ho: risehold, Address for tt J. lene, box 117 Herald oflice, moO GENTLEMEN.—A “PRI ‘ATE FAMILY DESIRES to let tou gentleman, without Board, a neatly furnished front Room and Pantry, with use of bath room adjoining. Apply at 143 West Houston street, carver of Mac iougu ROOM WANTED—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, IN ‘is Ly, tunily, be ‘no small by er ‘Dachlor; liber e paid. 8, wtating Toeation, room, ac tor three days, P.B., box 170 Herald oitice A PRIVATE FAMILY yee i LET no (aree {urnished or unfurnished Rooms to nen, alter the lat of May. Breakfastif desired, can be agen and engage aan en eee re ee tween Bleecker and Houston strees, location very desirable. WANTED oN A QUIET FAMILY, WHERE TH are no other boarders, Boars tor a young mari arr lealedt would prefer board with a competen: 5 Sdvanch, Address; stating terms end full pardeulasea O. box 120 Herald oilice, ‘W43TED—n0oms ‘AND BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN and wifey with one chi in tie vrata of the ay, bon 413 Po to 0.fs or Omnibuses. ouiee. YOUNG WIDOW LIVING ALONE WOULD LIKE 70 letia plearant Kront Room to a gen‘leman and lady, Board for the ludy, ‘Phe house contains hot and wish bath und gas’ Callat ol Weat Thirty-seuond street, {oF three daga, At oO 50 WEST WARRINGTON PLACE, WEST OF SIXTH avcuue, Boatdywith adjoining rooms, suitable fora fae a jeagiemnen or indice, Rear cars aud stages. Dinner at ali-past 6. SUIT OF ROOMS, COMMUNICATING—FURNISH od ogpartially so, to let, with Board, at77 Kast Fifwenth Bireet, near Union square, ‘References excnanged, A SINGLE LADY WISHES A MEDIUM SIZED. U! {ughlshed Room, without board, between Seventeent and riba sircets and Second and Sixth Shi good re- fyrences gigen and required. Address box L, Madison square Post oillee, for three days. rm GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE AND ONE CHILD can bé accommodated with a pleasant, airy aga and ‘ood Board, in a private iamily, on reasonable terms, in Brooks n, near Citaton avenue. Apply at 16 William street, f Beaver. “) PARLOR AND BEDROOM MAY BE HAD AT MRS, SUMNER'S, 22 West Twenty-ninth street, just vacated by a gentleman secre Be the city. | Apply at the house or ad- dress J. J. 'B., bo: FURNISHED M, WITHOUT BOARD, TO A single genileman, Inquire at 26 Twenticth street, third oor east of Broadway. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WITHOUT Board, toa genticman. Rent $1 25 per week. Apply ai 162 Prince sireet, (A Widow LADY, WITHOUT FAMILY, DESIRES TO let a handsomely furnished auit of Houma, togeticr or Separate, to gentlemen or jes only; house modern brown stone; neighborhood un- jonable. Apply at ry Weat Fit teenth ‘street. OARD.-SINGLE GENTLEMEN WILL FIND PLEA- aunt Rooms and the comforts of a home, at No. 07 Ciinton place, Terms moderate. J OARD.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC. ‘eommodated witha pleasant Room and full or partial Hoard, in a private family at 287 West Twenty-sixth street. corner of Beay fatiemen and ladies: Hoard tor 2, 50. ~CHBAPEST BOARD —NICE ROOMS, WITH ‘Board, at $2 60 to $3 per week und up- Wards, Faunitico und Indies suited Jess than B any orher house, Nice warm parlors, with piano, 48 sircet, near Broadway and Caual street, Also a watchman, Lodgings cheap. 3 to fase hit AT 36) GRAND STREET. Agente is wife and tiree of four 7OUnE Foes ‘and com/ortable rooms, wii and fathroone “Aleoa piano wanted im esshagys for bosed. “Bo moving “ih May. 3 7 WEST THIRTIETH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD- way and Fifth avenue.—One’ or two select fi nd two or three gentlemen can be accommodated witha nice suit of Rooms on second oor; house first ciasa, Reie- renors exchanged, Q3 GREENE, "STREET, ABOVE SPRING.—ALSTON House, Elegantly furnished suits of Rooms, gas, Croton apd every convenience for housekeeping economical- ‘eet ularly Suitable for sinail, epect ane paennien or nilemen. Rent low to permanent tenants, 10 1 GREENE “peat BETWEEN SPRING AND 2 Prince.—Elegantly furuished Rooms, with good aubstantial Bound, to to iat to ladies und gentlemen; terms mo- sctatg! good location, near Broadway. An interview will y. 156 PRINCE, STREET—ST. CLAIR HOUSE ELE. gantly furnished Rooms, with Bedrooms attache witn all the Conveniences for housekeeping complete, i eluding gas and Croton water, to let to respectable fauiili or single gentlemen. ELM STREET, NEAR SPRING.—FURNISHED Apartments for immediate occupancy, Tne lowest Tents in the city, considering the convenience of economy im housekeeping. Best bedding and furniture, with range, cook- ing utensils Sid iinen complete; gas and Groton, 264, EAST ZENTH STRERT.—A FEW, GENTLEMEN can ave Board for $3 60 per week. Also firma and wite can have a small Parior, with Bedroom, [oF $7. Gasand bathroom included, Room, furnished or tn- Turnished, with \ 64: BROADWAY—PL: ANTERS’ BOTEL.—PERSONS in,wrant of permanent of transient Boardwili find at tnis house elegantly furnished rooms, for familfes or sin- fenilemen, with « liberal table, and’at reasouable prices. House first class, Location unsurpassed. OARD.—A PRIVATE, FAMILY, HAVING A HAND- ‘ofue brown stone house, containing all the modern !m- 13 Ease Toe seen street, ‘near Fourth lot to a genilemim and wite, oF single ge mrlor on second. foot: with large Berroa is or $21, oF one Toom on. same floor tor, $14 pe jo be new end ee furnished. Children r Dinner at 6 o'clock, R:fere g Kast Twenty-third stree lea. Fritcuts—To [Liverpool 60,000 bushels of corn were fic and ship’s bags, 3,200 8. 84. a 1s. 11d., 400 boxes baci and by-steamer 100 boxos bacom at 258, To London 200 engaged at Gi. a6. Bie .—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO D sale gentigracn cam obtain a veatly furnished trout oom, dro on the third foor, with Board; also siugle Toons for geuemen, at No. 3 West Washington place, boxes bavon at 25s., 500 bags oileake at 25s., by a nou. tral vessel 650 bbis. flour at 23. 6:1. bushels of corn at 73¢d., and 800 bbis. flour a Har was yr 4 oie’ sales for shipment at te ‘and EE To Gidsgow 8 8,900 Morass. —Sales embiaced 75 hhds. old Cuba musco- vado at 22c., 50 hhds. Porto Rico at 2lc. a 27c., and 100 bbls. Cuba muscovade at 27c. Navat Srorss wor teady, with moderate sales at ed prices. Small sales of spirits were reported @ $1 10. Common rosin was $5 50 per 310 Lbs. ; — oa was scarce and firm, at about €$ for 280 Ibs. vork—The market was firm and in fair art for foture delivery, 800 bbs! on the spot at $13 50.0 $13 £5 for now mess and $14 for city prime mess, and 1,000 bbis. new prim pit. Boot was steady and in fai Seles’ of 150 bbis. were made at $12 a $13 19s, and at $14 w $14 25 for extra. Cut meats Wore in fair demand, with sales of 50 packages at 4}4c. @ Sc.,and 5 4c. a 6c. ater figs Nish, and 63qc. a 63<c. for pickled do. Bacontwas firma in good demand, with gales of 1,000 boxes at 63(c. for long ribbed Wesiorn,62se. for short ribbed do., 6%e. for long clear lo., 734¢. for short clear do., aid 730. for Dressed hogs were dull and prices nominal. Lard was ia gopd demand apd prices rm} with sales of 2,000 packages at 750. a Butter and cheaso were ancnannae) with sales of for June delivery short clear city. figure for choice. and the business moderat Svcars.—The marl unchanged. The salct Ss active, while prices were ced about 300 hhds. Cuba muscavaco, mostly at 64gc.a Tixc., and 40 boxes wero Sales of 1,300 1,400 bbls. were made at FOR IMPORTANT BUSINESS tice of the National Union t Brown's Hote), corner of Bevad- ing. March M, at 3 a Eighth street, ou Tuesday « eh day of Anrii sessmen's may be corrected. AW exempt froin re ‘on said 30th day Of wing section of the act of Aprit 15, 1850, is pub- ve nation of taxpayers: — the time the books shall be open to inbs appli me ar made by any person cc #ged Valnation of his real or amine ino the compiaint, Be ¢ in relation to the maceoued val nt shail be examined 1. all be authorized to adnuinisier such oath, nd if, im his or their judgment, the na: vis, they shall caitse the same to be cor- ‘Sasessment as they may or any oi them! sessment is erron Feet d, and fix the amount o all have beem inade to Super. 1 or personal estate im see ppear, under oath or affirma- tion, that the party aggrieved was tinable to attend within the periotl prescribed for the correction of taxes, by reason baw of 1800, Chapter LLIAMSON, “nee fram the clt 302, Sections 9 and 10. IPECTAL—MR. P, O'GRADY, RECENTLY or. THE Sweene Toute, frowdway, ting removed to) No. 134 joadway, rorner 0 Rirhet, eh eb te moet bis former friend Preacilan ci aE t NDERSIG ED HAVE PEADE THEIR USUAL And all sales wil HW. LUDLOW & vE Sourp oo Ae TION TO THE SALE or Prey Jrehard street, to be sold at OW’ ee 3.5 this sey. al2 O'clock, § Maps, dc, at No. ceive tketr pore nal nia’ Exchange, New Y ir Tolally wniike « i Tr y nt Otlicn No. 6) Walker street HAT “ CURIOUS” BOOK OF CITY WoMEN on IN sting ar a8 in New York sbilahen,” 3) Walker LECTURES, UNION. —FREE LE Aivieal Bobence. Iie ered in the large hail of the Oc evening, at 8. M. tre ABRAM 8. HEWITT. Sect RESTAURANTS, STAVE OF LIFE, No, 927 hi Leone of Judie | tute, this (Friday “60 12032 | 2 Come and hear Jovered wagons for mov: OARD.—1WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN accommodated with Board in a strictly private ‘aly where they wili enjoy all the comforts of 4 Lowe. No other boarders. “No moving in May, Address W., box 8248 Post ofice. OARD.—NOTICE.—THOSE WISH iG GOOD BOARD. prs, in cliptr cle or, oc uae, will do well to call on us. SP ORrEY & en sire OARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LETy A handsome suit of Rooms, on second floor, unCurnished; the house is large, first cia:s new brown stone, with ail the improvements; of will let them separate: the location on» of the best in tue city, Inquire at 10y Weat Thirty-fuurth street, near Broadway. OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT NO, 137 SE- cond avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets, nicely furnished Room-, suitadle for gentiemen and their wives or gentlemen who will b permanent, “Location very deatrable. fercnovs exchanged, Beaey=two GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with good Board and pleasant Rooms, in a com- fortable house, by applying at 130 Heury street, between Pike and Rutgers. OARD.—EXTRA NEATNESS, &C.—A WIDOW LADY, Rew brown stone house, willlet a secona floor, large closets and bath Single Koom or Bult attached, with new carpets, to @ party desiring to use their own furniture, Call on or adareas 0. J., 45 West Forty-ee- cond street (cid number, 137), Bk’ WANTEDCIN HOBOKEN, NEAR THE FER- y, for a family of four pares ary Poste with the H. J., box 220 Herald imodernt improvements, Audress OARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN genteel private family, where there yre n9 other boar era. fiigred os vem a Tequired. A French family ps beral price will be paid ford: iress Uox 2,575 Fost ullice, Bow WANTED-—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, in Je y or down town in Nex York; a private fa: mily preferred, where there are no other Loarders. Terms must be moderate, Address, stating terms und style of ac- 0., box 2,809 New York Host oitice, OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND Wife; between Fourth ry Fourie ond Sista avenue preferred; price x, without fire, for wo days A. Bs, lcralt of ing ter location. wrable accom nods HIS ty aurcets and Broa ‘and parlor atiached, in a first class private bowel, on U Kuropean plan, oF in a fat clase private, house, where i ‘ave Dui few boarders; meals to be served in the parlor; luca- Tweilth aud Twenty-ift streets aud Fon th Venues. Addsess, with (ull particulars, box 2, RD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AN 4 plain private family; partial board tor the Location vewwe sa Fourt Firth or dress C. HL. 8. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY; SHE DE. sues @ Suwall furnished Bedioom, with Board, tau Loner putt of the lty preverted. | Rerind nov to excond $8 pe Paymen: in advance, withous reference. Addr eae te box 100 Het GENTLEMAN OF FOREIGN Prt Aut good halite, wher laskroe cdion in the ch ro languages, bookkeeping or phonuzrap: ved sation for full OF, partial ddvess Instruction, box 100 Re Herala oli JROARDING—AT NO. 55 EAST TWENTY-EIOnTH Strect, u suitof very fine large Rooms on the lirst and second lu: t, well furnisued, with Board, on very low leroy house first Class; couvent-nt (0 cars and stages; references exchanged, Boawixs: GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN | FIND nicely furniahed Rooms, either permanent or with or without Board for wires onl, by apply ‘ Vannes’, No. 6 Amity place; Likewise one or wo | ; jad comfortable and pleasant Rooms, eterence KOOKLYN.—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND wile, on Let April, a turnished Room, with Board, at $8 a week, including gas; location pleasant and near Fulton ferry." Address Ricard, Herald ollie of Brooklyu Pot oflice. j FINAN CIAL. THE UN. ‘GENCY FOR UNITED STATES CLAL de: having several years? experience and unusual facilities for tie succcasful prosecution of every description of claims against the government, is fully prepared to nego- tiate, on the most Satisfactory terms, whatever business in that line may be confided to him with promptitude and de- eau Partieular attention paid to the collection and set- ement of soldiers and sailors elaims for pay, bounty, cloth. ing aud prize money. ¥, KOWING, Ascent, 16 Nassau street, ‘D—THE NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED Stage Company.—The President and Directors of this company have declated their taual semi-annual dividend of four per cents payable at the Pacific Bank, on and after, the fast. he tea books will be closed from the 10th to CAMPBELL, Treasurer. IVIDEND,—OFFICE OF ged Bs it FIRE INSU. surance Company, Brooklyn, March I, 1862.—'Ihe Board. of Directors have te ‘me declared. ae eremisnna an end of seven (7) pe on demi thelr branch office, per ci 62 Wall street, Nev rw ork. PHILANDER SHAW, Sec. TLWAUKEE CITY BONDS ISSUED TO THE MIL- waukee and Missisnippl Rauiroad Company willbe ex; changed for the second preterred stock of the Milwaukee an: Prairie du Chien Railway Company, and the dividend of H percent for 1861 upon the laiter paid, by applying to W. CHALL & CO.,88 and W Exchange place. ‘ONEY TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON WATCHES, Diamonds, Dry Goods and all valuable Personal Pro- beriy, Silver Plate, ac, Apply to R WOOD, 62 Fulton strcet, Moor, front'room, from 9 DENSIONS, SOLDIERS! AND SAILORS, Cl Ce ed ron ROBERT J, HENDERSON. A ‘Attorney at Law, 1 Broa way, New York, Triaity Buildings. MITTANCES, TO ENGLAND, EMITTANCES TRLANU, SOOTLAND AND WALES, SIGHT BILLS ON 8 BaNk OF oe Nationat, BANK oF Scotia ast BARES, Compant, nom IN SUMS Foi M £1 CPWARDS, 13888 TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers, 247 BROADWAY, corner of Murray street, % 6 WALL, cornerot Pear! street. EMOVAL.—A. 8. FOSTER, BANKER, HAS REMOVED lis oilice from No, 267 ‘Pearl strect to No, #4 Nassatt Street, near Fulton, where Banking, Exchange and Collecting ued. Uncurrent mouey, gold and silver bought RASURY NO, T= Sop AND SILVER, BOUGHT AND SOLD. TAYLOR BROTHERS, 247 Broadway, corner of Murray street, 76 Wail street, corner of Pegui, ae AE m2 ee et waste — $500 OF THE BONDS OF MERCER COUN- i SAM okths Ponds of Lawrence county, Pa. Apaly to LBANK, 49 Exchange pla 7. 30 UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES. THE coupon and registered bonds, and gold and silver bought and sold at the bust rates by ¥. P. JAMES & CO., Bankers, 45 Wall street. 15. 000 WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER HAVING an Tron Rolling Mili, within two hi by railroad of this elt om t Ang eavitaly and will make sons Wis ih o make an inves 50.000 ¥4 TED—VOR FIVE YEARS AT 7 PER 1) cent, on the best security. A large amount ot city and country property ioe sale and exchange, also se ogre! chances tor good. men. Tenement Houses d,JOUNSON GOULD & HAYWARD, Iteal Esiats North River Bank. Reference A. V. W. on Draper, Jos:ph Hoste, LOAN OFFICES T 43) BROADWAY—HENRY HYMAN ADVANCES ON Diamonds, set or unset, or buys the saine for cash; also Advances on Watches, Silver Plate and all Personal Property. HENRY HYMAN, 480 Broadway; T 77 BLEECKER STREET, THE HIGHEST Casit wice advanced on Diamonds, Wail Jeweiry, Bilver Ware, Pianos, Segurs, Dry s, an NY | —Pawi- brokers’ Tickers Ay TON, 77 Bleecker street, up stairs. Til GRAND eng get DOORS WEST oF +‘ on bpm ep aoe a PrOsErH ko okCKSOS . HAMBERS STREET—MONEY TO LOAN, To any amount,on Dismonis, Watches, Jowelty, Xe the weit kno» a ex ab ished 19 1 Commission Merchant Chambers siteet. N B.—No business (ransacted on Saturday. 706 NASSAU STRERT.—A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND broker, maxes liberal advances , Wa jewelry, ac., or buys the ia priva aaa! room No. 2, up Maire, “buat ess confiden PLEASANT ROOMS FOR GENILEMEN or single 4°ntlemen, with gas aud tire, Hoar lations first class, fe IBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS Wat hea, Plat and Jewelry, or bouxht for cash, at the highest prices. Persongiaving old Gol! or Silver to well can. not do better than call Jn LOUIS ANRICH, 723 Broadway. OARD IN BROOKLYN. —8QUARE ROOMS, NEATLY ayer Sh De for eee, in @ private fa. aly {a the vi arlion and Latayette aven $1.” Erqutre of ME Abel, 101 Mulden i Bonet BROOKLYN=WITHIN FIVE MINUTES! waik of Fulton and Wali strect ferri-s;lurge and plewant Pariov and Bedroom, on tie second floor, miecly tut: — Lod nan od ie ate House con- tains tive modern iimprovemen's, Apply a between Plesrepont and Clark stree os Si teen ja OOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND gentlemen, can obtain Board ina ithin five minutes’ walk avy Yard. No moving ov at 5! Fulton terry, or Univer Ist ot May | Brooker HELGHTS. PLEASANT Rooms, wit Board, at 87 Cranberry sic Jumbia. Situaon desirable, | and Fulton fervies, n Willow and Co- ik of Wall street } ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A CHOICE OF ROOMS TO witif Board, 10 4 gentleman and lady or single gen: Uemen’, house large, with bath, #e., convenient 10 ferric Terms inoderate. 64 Whilow street, [PSRABLE Rooms IN, WEer THIRTERNTI et, near Fifth avenue, for gentlemen only, Break. faa. W roquired, Addvess box 3193 Post office. JRORSISHED ROOMS TO) LET<WITH | PARTIAL Hoard if required, to gentlemen, i. a siriotly private family, where there wiil be no movi May, in a desitahle limodern tinprovements.- Inquire at 79 ue, above Tent street, References requ Pt | ke 2 ROOMS To LET—WITH PARTIAL Board if required, to gentlemen, in_a trict family, where there will be no moving ‘y May, ine gsieoie location; all modern improvement Inqu re at 7 Ham. mond street, between Fourth and Bieec! JOBOKEN.—A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN ©, aecominodaied with ® Parlor and (wo tajoiniug furs ished Rooms, with oF without Board, iso Roome roe" ‘Apply ‘at No.4 Uaioe place, Bloomfiel ean nies a Bern streets; three uiinutes? ‘walk _ DENTISTRY. E CONTINUE TO EXTRACT pain, with our benumbing porary sols or exbracting. he Fpots, on our improved invite all to einteally pure harmless to take. Drs. tan BONE FILLING —ROOMS OF ety, old 100K “ARTIFICIAL BONE PILGINGS 0 CENTS, RESTORES degayed terth to their original beauty and useculnees Jain, “Beware of secenh s'discoverera” and. hgh i th in any style od on gold, plating, allver or vuleanized at 60 cents 19 $2 G) each, fr. LUTHER, Dentist, removed to 106 East Twenty-second sireet, IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH, 15, $10, $15 wou Upwards, Wurcanted in every point, d with gold, 1. work at purged elsewhere, Indelpaia vate a5 Leg Lael tik Tha Th n 4 Vee feeling any pain wh 150 vet blow in oe ‘Bond ng hin to thew Wer A. Derry, 17 tamil } AVING HAD TWO TH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT Footing any pain, by Dr. J. JAY VILLERS, 166 Grand street, two hocks fro I che im to Uhowe wishing to aval, th ’ vices, ania Wacsant, Washington Heights SPORTING, (YOR SALE. FOX HOUNDS, \GLISH GRAY HOUNDS Fratian Gra oe undg, (urea Pups of the purget breed, four 0 ‘Newfoundland. Pups, St: Ber: Adres a atfeet ad Broadway. ARNES & CO, 47 West Twenty-seventh street, AME Add "Arsiranas WANTED—By A GENTLEMAN AND conatsung of wil Bet Ninprovemen sel ee? give on seconi floor, Pckreet ann ‘se aguas WANTED BY THE 1sth OF APRIL OK Rf of about twelve rooms, partly or witht of buying the Tuceiture. clo-et. Must have gas; bath, hott and cold sein ae Location beiween ‘Amity gud Fourteonth Sixth avenues. Address 4. Ze WILS RILL ROOM Tae HOUSTON AND ind streets, and the lines of Third and mast be at moderato reat, box 186 Avenue Railroa, one week, with URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—ANY PARBY HAV. ing a furni ae ne < ~ wa small rai belaper gd sath: wi will tal the bes. fare of furniture), Somiuataonh mar sarong i erald. office, stating _The beat referen e8 given. TRY HOUSE WANTED. —A LARGE roomy House required for # first class boarding house jor the summer season. Mi ra taken of the property and seaeraree of the ane character edie puting par rms, B.S 90 URNISHED coun. for rama vate sep teat not to exosec Sion before ist ot Apri. Would ‘tke to hn ald oiflve. -A MEDIUM = HOUSE, AT & hail modern improvement ANTED, moderate rent, and with situated between ee hee bee streets and 8: and Seventh ayenues, for immediate pation. vertiser ould, buy part of the Tornivure. “Addrras box 3,078 ‘OTEL MEN, HAVING A De oir Hors 79 Jot; or in, want of’ compelent and reliable man, oe HOUSE | WANYED_bY frit were either New York or Bi ‘asmall f je Cou tage ‘on Staten Island, for a of three persons. Address C. staiing location, number of rooms must be very moderate, ALL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-IN mer Giyior, New York, in aurne, genteel Ten Cee errand eile Address fi Oe Ds ‘York Post office, ae sin a consisting ANTED-TO HIRE, WITH, PRIVILEGE OF THRER or four years lease, size ‘all the modern improvencai, weit com and neat, gas fixtures; situated betw ‘And Twentieth and Forieth sirects, Tosa rik | Rent moderate; would pay Ralf year in advance, ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS cromeniaas HOUSE fora small private family; ry ried, of good ie Oe ates and lowes ure ad letting, furnished or uniurnished, to sponsibl: party. NIED—BY & SMALL FAMILY, A ilouse, completely and hanusomeiy Surpisned, con the modern improvements; situated betw a ‘Twenty-eighth streets and Lexi nues. Rent not to exceed $1,200. high stoop, go) good jd buy the furniture it in perfect oondition. giving the num cash termu for, A MEDIUM SIZB ton and Seventh aves Herald Vy ANTED—T0 RENT, SMALL MODERN BUILS locality; not east of Macison and not west of Seventh aveuucs p.eierred. Address B.C, stating ‘ent, box 128 Post oflice. J ANTED A THREE STORY HOUSE, CONTAINING modern finpruvements, located bet seventh and Forty-setente ssroetd and Fourth sad Biath are ues, on leage Irom three 40 five Years. Address days, stating all partculars, House, Dox 1,504 lost office. ‘ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE IN Lait 25, near Wali street ferry. The advertiser wishes a small Clg e well furuished House, * lamily of three ‘Address, with particulars aud rent for one year . D. H., Herald office, ANTED—THE LOWER PART oe A FIRST OLASS House, in good order; water, rnood, ania Twen! pleasant ne lcth trect and west ot Broadyeay. ie ting location aad r rere THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, ‘street ani below Forty-eighth weat of Lexi von avenue. Possession TANTED—TO HIRE, A Ll 4 eee, ru Brant eelew Safe, o! medium size, \WANTED—& SMALL THREE STORY HO! ind Fifth aveaues and betweei twee! aud Twenty-third streets, of the lower part ae t2, House in that focaltty, East Noeteenth sircet treet. bee sg aro FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR & i a moderate rent, easy Of access to the ata reasousble rate for the near the city. Address 8 city, poeation| ee 1 guiness aome Private ‘ANTED—BY A rep trier noite WITHOUS avenues, Address for “ren and bese ra TED—T0, RENT FOR THREE YRARS, WITB irty-fourth rh engubory ge eu Hevaud ice, ra full pariiculare, ANTED-FOR 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, A FIRST CLAS® ‘all the modera improvements, betwees a lease for three or four years pre: buy portion 9¢ the the Forniture, ifot hand i House, box 4,002 Post office. WAstep ar Rvoms, #\ pape te having the madera iproveme inthe-city or rn inp to oa ferry. Terms must be Lira’ in answer. Address B. Key ‘sioop modern house, wentieth and 1 Flirt ates eels and J eut not to ¢: B. 138 Filth avenue, stating full par borhood, pepe ington ahd Seventh, avenues, cottage, situated fa Wiuliamsbui ten minutes! walk trom the ferries, for a family ot two per. sons, and with but one other fami Waicr preferred. All communications must state full pas ealars in, regard Yo Feu, as, the house. Gas and family, whhout children, Lower west i Aduress, stating particulars, box y8. \/ ANTED—A PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE 0} either new or second hat OSS HIRE.—A SMALL FAMILY WISHES TO ,hure,» House with the modera improvements, betwee 7 Tenth ani to stage oF Beut not to exeeod Su Adah ‘Address oi B. 8. ANTED TOR SOUTH BROOKLYN, ax a ' & small fami grown atwo or three story ‘dbase, situated not above {tt aad south of Atiantic street. Rent must be bove will tind a good pay! Palo lerata nano o the ai Sduroaning, with all partioulars, House, box rey TO RENT—FROM THE 18T hed MAY, FOR pwards, a modern Cottage, of moderate ighlands, east side, command Addrens, stating terme and particulars, ANTED TO RENT—A SMALL, NEAT HOUSE, IN OR acres miles of New York. Aoyone ‘8 Gne river view, ral nesr ferred) within a hi Ing such a place at a low rent, wil hear of 8 sadressing, with description, terims, &¢. WATCHES, , JEWELRY, dee A, VA.—WATOHRS AND JEWELRY aT ry atreet, Alexandria, Va., ‘305 Broadway, New York. 8 | WANT MONEY I OFFER Ti7 STOCK AT WHOLR- aale or Fetull, ot len FEW FINE GOLD HUNTING (LADN for sale, to pay advances, at J, way, corner of Duane street, warranted a ‘at 23 to 38 per cent leas than wholesale price. % PER CENT LESS THAN Cost, TO vanget—iteal Diamond Ring Watches, gold Neck, Vi Hinerald, 69 carats. 33 one gold iiunding Coober D: pest one 203 Broadway, corte of Dunne street. T 41 BROADWAY.—1 AM SELLING comPosttion and Gold Vest Chains, at one.tente the price; tai to uine gold and New ct ual im brillaney to the net L JACOBS. pU CAN BUY A aoop SIL Mt CUR BROADWAY to ere and ieepatina for $1; Glasse BROADWAY YOU CAN FIND THE LARGEST 7 4 BROA ‘of Jewelry, Fency Goods, Pipes, Knives, Pitted Forks, Spoons, Portemonn vies and Suichels, in show caso ough article marked We, o $1. Toe cheapest store in 7 47 BROADWAY, A VARIETY OF GOODS FOR sale to pay advances, Among wiih are Segars 1 $2 gi fine Gold Joweir: Ae, fe is the time to parcel Oman tt CHAINS WARRANTED TO ‘STAND the best judges cannot tell then 6 Broadway, corner of Duane strect, ‘SEGARS | AND TOBACCO. SEOPLE TAKING THE THIRD, FOURTH, at aa avenue cars st (bs Astor House, will it tpsduan Me, Peet to purchase Segars at CUREZUG'S Park cow.