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2 7 ue that the Nicaraguas government hed appointed Geueral’ Xtruch salir governor of the department of Nueva Segovia, ani bo cynsidered Reruch hostile to the alliance tt Boodyes with Salvador, nd that as military governor of that department he ‘would influence the people ef Honduras. Xtruch 1s a oa- ive of Honduras, and left that State ducing the reign of cane ”B. Dickinson had delt id the archives of Wed United Sintes Legation to bis successor, Hon. Thos. o. Zeledon, Minister of Foreign Affairs, had addressed a letter to Mr. Dickinson in bebalr of the Nicaraguan gov. Srnment, nvvnifesting their sincere regret at his depar ture, to wh Dickiuson bas replied. The following Mr. 1 of this correspondence, copied from the sof N SKNOR ZBLEDON'S LETTER. Namionat. PALACK, NICARAGUA, Jan. 15, 1863. Most Exckikr Simm—The government has this day officially received the most excellent Mr. Thoinas H. Clay as successor to your Excellency, and bas directed me on this occasion to make known to your Excellency the pro- found regret with which your departure from Nicaragua is anticipated, after so many proofs have been received of your amiability and uoble characteristics, und your great Sympathy for this republic. Now that the absence of your Excellency is indispensable, the government de that om your return to your country you will preserve for Nicaragua the sweet sentiments which have constantly distinguished and secured for you those which your noble conduct has inspired alike in the preskling government and people. J} have much satisfac- tion in boing tho organ to express and at the same time to participate in so much affection, and to subscribe myself your Excellency’s attentive servant, PEDRO 7ELEDON. His Excellency 4. B. Dicgnvson, Minister Resident of the Thited States. MR, DICKINSON’@ REPT. Lxon, Jan. 19, 1863. Pat Exceilency’s esteemed note of the 15th inst., bo 1g me Lhat the Hon, Thomas Mi. Clay was on that cially received as my ‘successor, and containing = flattering allusions to myself, was received last evening, and I hasten to ex in return my high sense of the distinguished considera- tion which is' 80 generously awarded me by a kind people, as my humble labors near this government are drawtog to a ciose, White I go hence to enter imme- diately upon the active discharge of ovher duties tomy country, | ehall, nevertheless, boar with me a thousand Rweet memories of this pleasant land, and of the kind and bospitabie treatment which 1 bave invariably re- eetved from this government and people. It affords me great satisfaction to be able to reflect that, tn taking my eparture from this government, I shall leave mo question aunsettied whici has beon committed tomy charge The question whicn arose on the subject of admitting and supplying privateers has been honorably discussed and as honorably settled to the satisfaction of both of our gov- ‘ernments. If the leading Powers of Europe had taken the same just ground, and prevented their citizens from mg aid aud support to the rebellion which still un- Ey exists in the United States, it would | ince (have terminated. The apprehensions which for a time existed in this country that an attempt would be made to coloutze persons of African descent ‘within its territory, against the consent of ite government, are now happily allayed. The inter- dceanic transit route across your rich and productive territory is again opened to the trade and travel of the world, aud { trust that it will soom be established on a sperous and enduring basis. Although some questions pe arisen between the government and the company, I Dolievo that they are now practically settled. in short, Ro question of dispute remains between our two govern- ments to mar tho friendliest foolings, and no policy is foreshadowed by either which can havea Ineo to prevent or impair the moat perfect confidence in the good. faith and just intentions of the two governments towards each other. I shall leave this republic confident that its destiny is in safe and worthy hands, and that its govern. ment. will be wisely, justly and’ firmly administered during tho official term for which its present able and faithful Chief Magistrate is elected My confidence in a continuance of the good understanding which now happily exists between the two republics is greatly strongthened and assured by the knowledge ‘that my place here will be most fortunately filled by one of the worthiest aud most estermed citizens of the United States, and I feel doubly confident that, az the son of Henry Clay, the distinguished American statesman and eloquent advocate and defender of human liberty and progress where, he will receive the respectful consideration which ho is entitled. I beg you to tender to his Excel- pal the President my mest grateful acknowledgments for his uniform kindness and courtesy towards me durin; my pleasant residence near bis government, and I avai muyoolt of this oce:sion to renow to your Excellency the assurance of my distinguished consideration. A. B. DICKINSON. His Exco!tency Senor Pepro Zaxpon, Minister of Fo- reign Relations of the Republic of Nicaragua. Panama, Feb. 16, 1963. News from the Interior of Now Granada—The Eapected Electio of President for the United States of Colombia— ‘Trouble Erewing Between the Colombian States and Ecua- dor—Change tn the French Consulate, dc., dc., dic. By tho steamer Askalon, that arrived at Colon from Carthagena on the 12th, and the steamer Anne, that ar- Tived at this port from Guayaquil on the same day, we have received news from the interior of this republic. We have dates from Rio Negro to the 20th ult., and up to that time the National Convention had not neen con- ‘vened for want of a quorum. A sufficient number of deputies would arrive there by the 25th or 30th ult., when that body will commence their labors, and among their first acts will probavly be to elect @ President for the United States of Colombia. Tho news from the State of Cauca is very interesting. It appoars that General Mosquera is about to cail the government of Ecuador to account for her two-faced di- plomacy. | informed you some time since that the Feua- dorian government had received two diplomatic agents from Now Granada—one from the conservative party and the other from the liberal—neithar of whom was satisfied with tho course of President Moreno. Anil since the treaty of peace between the liberal ‘and consorvative chiefs, and the submission of the lat- ter to the goverpinert of the former, they both appear anxious to call Kcuador to a strict account for her equivo- cal attitude, and the conduct of General Flores, in march. jew Granada frontier, has no doubt precipi- irs,and may lead to a collision between the forces of the two governments, and finally to the incor- poration of Ecuador into the Colombian Union. Tiearn that General Canal, the conservative chief, who recently made the treaty of peace with the Mosquera go- verumevt, has offered his services to G ral Rexes Patria—who commands the Colombian forces—to march against Goveral Flores. By the next steamer we may ex- pect interesting news from that quarter. The election for Governor ot the State of Cauca would take place next month. ‘hore are two candidates, viz: Seuors Elisio Payan and Andrea Ceron. There is nothing of local interest to communicate by this steamer, ‘The Vicur General, orfacting Bishop, Senor Fermin Jo. rano, has been arrested by order of General Mosquera, and will be sent to hiv headquarters, Senor Jorane will Jeaveon the steamer Anne, on the 19th instant, for Rio Negro, via Buenaventuig. It is stated that Senor Jorane has been arrested or a pastoral that he published some ui ince against the présent government of General Mosquera Mr. 1e Zeltner, recently appointed French Consul at this place, arrived here on the last steamer from Europe. Mr. Le Zoltner x a nephew of M. Drouyn de Lhuys, and has resided many years in the South American republics, and from this fact, and speaking the Spanish language, he is in every seuse competent for this imyortunt post, M. Charpentier, who has been for some time tho ect- ing French Consul at this place, will, I learn, soon return to Europe. M. Charpentier has dis. charged the duties of this c.nsulate during the most exciting and trying times of the late revolutions on this Isthmus, and he bas done go in the most faith‘ul and unilinching manner. He will leave ou the Isthmus many warm (riends of all nations. Hon. A. B. Dickinson, late Minister Resident of the Unitod States in Nicaragua, and family, and Mr. Haradon, Secretary of the Logation, rotura by this steamer to the Thited States. Mr. Dickinson has recently been appointed Marshal of the Northern District of New York, aud he will immediately go to his home at Corning, Steuben eonuty, York, to assume the duties of that import. ant office Mr. Dickinson is very popular with the President and” people of Nicaragua, and made many friends during bis stay in that country, tir. Haradon baa also, by his modest and unassuming manners, made many friends. THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE, Important Gebate on the wa in Amerti- ea—DPeclurations of Kn, md’s Hostility to the Union. (from Galiguani’s Messengor, Feb. 11.) The lowislative body sat yesterday, Duke te Mormy in the chair: ‘On the minutes of the previous sitting having been reat Tho President aald:—On the paragraph relating to the war th the United States, the following addition has been Proposed by Moi. Arman, Lefebure, Lafond de St. Maur, do Montagnae and Catyet’Rogniat:— We ave ‘eeply aillicto’ at the prolongation of the 4nthe United Buaten nnd the onatorter whos it, 1 oe Our feedines of humanity are still m of onr interests, whien t at Powers, aid We eapr-es Our hopes thet: the Awericans themsclves May soon recoil before the evite hich they are casing. We cannot #.the exhaustion of &countr ch hag until now ex er thy to the advan jabor and civilization, Ax bowged leave to say a few words’ on the con- of the American war—consequences accepted nder the form of a recagnitien of the blockade thern porta, That (blockade was only « ‘lection lolevated by the meritims Powers, for both the Exglish Con. sul and the French egents ad considered it as quite in- son off the great extent of coast and the , the Northern navy, The consoquonces to Freveh iudustry were seen in the cessation of work in mapulact jal loeses, and ia the general dis. and was ina dierent position. The cul was of much older date than in quality, considerable, It was therefore the constant occ patio of Engiand to trauspert to India the weods of the det kinds of © he Manchester Cotton | Supply Avsocwion was distetbuting in profusion wherover the iva on wae likely to Succeed. THO per: spective ll iia was alone suf ent to Oxialn i 1 4. Tho honorable member emcluled by saying that the authors of the amendment bad ne ier of i any way attenuating tho plete adhesion of the Chamber to Imveria! vohey, oxted in the Adiross, but ont regret “the pringiples preciaimed by “Karspe on ide Jaw should not have bad (heir (ull weight tn ths scale. co as to briug about 4 peace demanded by the most uacred intareete of bumanity * Lapussonn. ceviring to tho last spoakor, said that. | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1863. the committee could not admit the amendment, because | it began by demanding the application of the treaty uf Paris, and the United Stas shad never given their adhe. sion to that treaty. There had also been am wnaniiwns | accord amongst the Powers to recugmiuze the blockade, at | France cvuld not isolate herself by a refusal without danger of a serious dissensiom. ‘The committee (kaid the speuker) has thought that the free appremation of the questi" sbould be left to government, both with respect to th time and mode of its solution, and it now express hope that the authors of the amendment will consent to withdraw it. (Applause. M. AxmsN declared on the part of his colleagues and himself that the amendment was withdrawn. M. Catvet-Rogsiar expressed his concurrence in what had just been declared by the Hon. M. Arman. Viscount ANATOLE Leakxcign—It has been said that the recognition of the Southern States would put an end to the misery of the working classes as if by evchantment, but in my opinion that idea as dic'ated more by a feeling of humamty than by any political reason. The separation of Use s, and the produce was, though of inferior | Northern and Southern States is contrary to the in erests traditions of France. England, on the contrary, desires 1!; bus she wishes the belligerents to be more by the present contest before it takes place. When Louis XVI. ‘Bigned the treaty of alliance he laid it down as a princt- condition that no ration should (take piace Tithout the “consent "op “Prance,” Napoleon the rire expressed himself to same effect. It was to remain faithful to that principle that be gave up Louisiana to the United States. Iam desirous of & durable peace, and I am convinced that one based om separation would not be I regret that the Southero States should maintain slavery, but | also blame the in consistency into which President Lincoln has been led by maintaining servitude for the slaves of his friends, and abolishing it for those of his adversaries. if peace were signed with separation as its basis, the North would soon break it from its desire to have possession of the Missis- eippl, of which Now Orleans is the key. The South would as many reasons for breaking in her turn, for mace would be bdattered in breach by an in- cessant propaganda, ont oe the two nations " sean be u de gyorg for war. ification en other bases . therefor ede eae. and, Prance shoul wall wm. Sersiood 3 jhe: South that it would not separate Slate To the South would be to destroy the maritime power of the United States, to remove arival to Bngland, and be contrary to the interests of France. NEWSPAPER OPINION OF THE UNION, Viscount Anatole Lemercier is the American Union: we also should pi prefer that the Union had never been broken, and that it might stilt have con- tinued to show to Europe what liberty can make in a few with ferocious animals, year @ territory peopled foro deliert, forests, amd without roads, houses, towns or inhabitants. But there are accomplished facts which we must know how to accept. If the Union is to be re- established between the North and the South, that will be, and can be, only after the separation shail have been consummated by right as well as by fact,and when ex- perienoe shall have revealed all the inconveniences of that separation to the Confederates, whose hopes it is possibly deceiving. M. Lemercier wishes France to offer har coun- sels to the South in such a manuer as to show that she will not recognize it, and to the North tn order to obtain concessions. The word ‘concessions’ is as easy to pro- pay in the tribune as to write ina journal; but what leas easy is to give ita pescien yay ort What con- a can the North make to the South? This M. Le. mercier did not indicate, for the excellent reason that to have named them would have been impossible to tim, Unfortunately, it is not in the power of the North either wo offer or to accept any concession, What the South wants is separation, There is nodonger any compromise pos- sible; and besides, of what use have those com; Td been? Too many cannon shots are still being fired; too many corpses, heaped one upon the other, have formed & mountain between the North and South too high for the of France to have any chance of being heard. As the question ts laid down, nothing but a decisive battle can terminate it, Where ceason bas hay. its empire, that of force alone is preserved. FINANCIAL. BMY AND NAVY BANKING HOUSE, Bounty a and Pens! ‘Army und Navy Banker, 33 ciedilh, street, New York, opposite the Post office. RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE.—BACK Officers’ Claims casted and collected. Soldiers’ 108 canted at sight by CLARKE & ELLIOTT, 639 Broadway, ARMY AND NAVY, ATTENTIONI—I BUY, CASH OR ‘collect ciaims fo for Back Pay, Prize and Bounty Moneys, EDWARD BISSELL, tate Purser U. 8. Ni roadway, corner of Chambers street, New Highest premi 4 fo ew Yo sk olty bank not e jum or jew Yor! nk notes, PMANNING & DE FORREST, ISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY ORDERED BY tho Treasury Department is now paid for FORTY-ONE HN B. MURRAY, “Asmy and Navy Banker, Nasnau street .N. Y., opposite the Post elfice, accounts adjusted and cashi 1 JOHN B. MURRAY, ‘Ary a nd Navy Banker, soured 8 Bounty and Prize Money collected, and Pensions One doer below Bleecker atreet, New York. procure Pen: . w York, ITY BANK NOTES W. rae brokers, 200 Broadway. UNITED aes VESSELS the undersigned. ETACHED AND Laka NAVY OFFICERS’ vow Yor. Rxcuaxor: ON LONDON “AND PARI FOR | SALE by WELLS, FARGO & OO.. 84 Broadway. AS LIGHT STOCKS cae girs INCORPORATED sal ef en for fen JOHN B. MURRAY, No. 39 Nassau street, corner of Liberty, ‘ATIONAL uae AGENCY, ‘os, 298 and 295 Brondway, N. Y. Pensions. Bounty, Pay and Prize Money procured for Sol. diers and Sailors, their Widows and Hel: REFERENCES. Gov. sermon e. Y, Major Gen, Dix, U. S.A, Gov, Parker, N. J, W. Beliowa 'Pres.San.Com, Gov, Sprague, R. 1, We Eee ys Pune a li, 17 __18AAC VAN ¥ WINKLE. Attorney Jana Counsellor: AJEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD BONDS. — The interest on the bonds of the New York and Finsh- ing Railroad Compuny (ess United States th Wane a oupons at the S-venth Ward Ban! on presentation oF the coupons at, the S-venth OPER OF THE COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Wall and Nassau streets. Cash capital $500,000 From statement for year ending Toral amount of assets, Jan. 1, 1 135,840 75 ‘otal amount of pret Net proats. "228,769 14 Dividend 1414 perct. Guarantoed cash dividend 10 deniers (hoiding certificates of same), on Cmage Lente earned during the year, whether loss has ac- crued or not...... 15 bein in’ geld’ tipon risks ‘oa’ which the premium ia aid in like currency ‘Dealers with this company will be allowed the option (to be signified at the time of application for Insurance) of re- ceiving in lieu of scrip, at the end of each year, returns in ch. and earned during the year, upon all w York form of policy, as follow: Ist, Upon every open policy (¢ shall have been earned and pal Tian) upon which there ja $00 and of twenty per cent. ‘and upwards, a return 24. Upon o:er voyage risks upon cargo and freight & re- ten + 'EE Upon time Fisks tipon hulls and freight, a return of ten bar hey a however, being confined to persons and firms, Ul te of whose premiums upon such policies earned a, the year shall amount to the sum of one hi dolla rs, ie DIRECTORS. EDWARD ROWE, of C: Dord & & Co. JOHN 8. DICKERSON, of Dickerson, Reed & Oo, ABEL DENISON, of Denison, Binsse & Co, ae OS. A. m COCHRAN! H, H1ALSEY, of Harbecks & Halsey. THOS, BARRON ROLAND G. MITCHELL, of R. G. Mitchell & Oo. ALBERT G. LEE, of Coffin, Bruce, Bishop & Co, AUBERT # KENT. ofA. E. Kent at S. DICKERSON, of Vandervoort, Dickerson & Co., B. OGDEN, Prost N. Western Railroad Co., Chicago. Jouin ‘ARMSTRONG, Pres't Milwaukee Oo, Bank, Milwaue kee. WILLIAM FOURS, Vice President Milwaukee Co. Bank, ANDREWS. RICH, President Bank of Aitice, Buffulo, LLER, of Galwey, Casado & Teller, Wt, H. FOPHAS, of Popham & Haxtun. DAVID OGDEN, B,C, MORRIS, Jr., of Caldwell & Morris, HENRY J, CAMMANN, of Wilson & Cammane, THOMAS LOR LAWRENCE MYERS, of Lawrence Myers & Co. CHARLES A. FORD, ROBERT BOWNE: of Bowne & Co. BO. 8. SATIERLRE, ot Saietiee & Oo. JOHN D BATES Jr. of B Boston, Jewirrm. MICHMORD, ora Mf. Rictenond & Co., Buffalo MOSES MERIC if Onw ons Peealdent, 108. LORD, Vice President, Wn. M. Whiryey, Secrets pag 1FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co. KO. 2, PRIOR 70 Notice 1s hereby that a dividend of ene alt pe ‘TF cent from the, undivided assets, will be paid ng Ne 8S 8B and rr the ato tockiolders of the compan r Wi H WSBINWALLy Presiaent. SourHEnn, BANK WANTED. ‘North © South Carolina, Georgia, Alax tama, Fonncasee snd ‘New Orleans Bank Nowe cought at SAANNING ? "DE FOREST, Bankers and i Pree, Broadway. NITED STATES NAVY PRIZE MONKY By THOMAS se BhaYNARD, 1 Wail street, (ONES, TWOS AND FIVES) ‘@ large discount, never before effered oF Address {immediately Opportunity, NCURRENT MONEY t for male, tuned at less thi box 107 Herald ANTED- MANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA. ny Steck, yr ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No, 62 William Le BUSINESS MAN, TO 1 . on mutual street, ANTED—A RESP join another in ob | principio. Addrean W, $5 SALR, THT FIVE shares of the Grand etreet and Newtown Railr * alx and seven percent. dividends; will bene | EOS discount, for cash good Store Property, Nom. ire 0 ory, Place, hear the Posi office, N. Ye ee Liver | | $25 () WANTED FoR SIX WEES pn ith the above bnoaat wit have parfect satiafaction eed on au inverview. Address B. B,. box 211 Herald | To LOAN ON BOND AND MORTOAG $5,000 F212" w8.r8 Ne ORR ve cements, atinee | New York of Broo! } Proved PrHOMAS MORTON, 2 et Are oe ' -fo. Loa, FROM, $6,000 TO $9,000, ON cue Ou New York elty Property, $9.000.-: Addrenn 3. N. ¢ pox 158 Herald eller 0. 00 TO LOAN ON BOND AN MORTGAGE t ILDEBERGER, Carmi ne Btrnet. near Varich Z FIN ANOIAL, To LOAN, | $30.000 Fe Lax Pak Gas, roe AT 81x io hoigceling ae iniae | | ou desirable improved k chy Property. Adirens Loan, box 676 New York Post lo broscrage charged, $75. 000 7 be Soha Five for a term of mn Hea eine, in thts ett the Pounle's Fire Tusupenen On a IGE, 66 Wall street, = ©. rei CLNT years. nv Appl. in th to JOUN ¥ 87.500 2, LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT FOR 20) 4 at BIR per cout for tue foliow- ing four ye Real Ks in this city, im va rivus sua _ Apply to W. H. WooD, 65 Wall street. HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., TO LET. Re en Te tae. LET—THE 5 AND VERY DRSTRABLE ENG: rent $00" aisartie Ma op fount 1d Weal 1 AS LBAMAN. 37 third root oF 38 Broad 10 Ler—mig Fou R STORY HOUSE 17 LAMARTING pl hy street, between gira and Neath avenues, with the parlor mirrors and ts in second sud third stories; hovse in ine ordeet convenient to, Four teenth and Twenty-third stroet line of stages, also to hth and Moth avenue raf! road House can be Foro from to 12 o'clok in. Be morning and HOON. Inquire of QRaBTOs aro, Ltt, nickorbooker Lift Insurance Company, 16 Broadw: Vf required) attend at the ri FIRST OLASS TAvepanss DESIRBS FAMILY ees And lace curtains, Oall at $8 Bast 16th a, third Boor, back room, for one week. Aw Comrerawe STEADY YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A 50. 000 TO LOAN, AT SIX PER CENT, on $15 Bond and "Morigage, iu sums (youll, Cor ¢ or tive years, on to im the cities of New York or Brooklyn, or on Farms in Westchester cous. on property ‘on the Hudson river, in one sum. way Stores an! Lota, and Central Park cause sell Apply ¥0 J. SURTEE », 47 Buchange place, ‘ TO LOAN OND AND MORI. $ 200. 000 race—Part ur pes cent om imprpved city Property, also on rtyin Brooklyn. sums from 010 to $25,000. Apply to WILLIAM FHBINS, 21 Nassau atrect, room Nx HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., TO LET. nevi EER: BOER, Oc TO ERS cy FARM TO LET—CONTAINING THIRTY ACRES, with® good house and outbuildings, situated within on ‘ang s ait nie Hunter's Point ferry. peed nm orcer and fit rdenii T 2 WE Wai, 38 Fourth stteck or lars, inquire of HILL 67 North Third strect, Williamabu: A phE{TLY, FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WITH Boaid. to acentleman and wife, or to two single gen- ilemen; also, a Room aud Bedroom sullable for @ family, 0 plennantly located, only three minutes! walk from the fren 1 Grand street, Jersey City, Relerences ex (A? NER, BRIGHTON.—10 RENT, ON THE HEIGHTS, two desirably aaied Villas and Grounds, tivo minutes irom the ferry, furmiahed or ‘unfurnished, wi od con, Mapird to ma to merobents dong’ Vusiases ia the ley: ND, 18! Broadway. = BAKERY TO LET—WITH CONVENIENCES FOR A lage business, and in a thickly populated neighborhood, Fosceasion immediate on the premises, 141 Or, th y for sale, Inquire eat Bightoouth streot Ea Cust LOFTS TO LET.—$10 PER MONTH FOR 60 feet Lotts, fronting om two streets, at ¢ New Bowery. ESIRABLE OFFICE TO LET.-THE WHOLE OR rt of the office, No. 271 Broadway. corner of Chambers ‘Shoe and uk. Inquire on the atreet premises, ESIRABLE, CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSES TO tot-—One having, thirieen rooms ag water de, reat to nell at $5.250; alao ono wi week at plumber's shop, ire one similar oe Cali this wreet, FPORNISHED HOUSE 70 LEZ—THE BROWN STONE nb banement House, with all the modern improve. ments 1h7 Wea Twenty second furnished throughout, ion given March 15. j)URNISHED Fs es 187 REMSEN STREET, BROOK- lyn, to let.-House three stories high, brown stone front, and contains all the modern improveme: ee eer ment to Wall etreet . Apply to THOS. B. BERDELL, TO LET—! row bie sor ean Coenties allp, N. ¥. JURNISHED HOUSE anly, ‘Sutiatectory roforenoes required: Apply at tse souse, No.4 West Thirteonth street, from 9 to 10 AM, ‘OUBE OR PART OF A HOUSE WANTED—BETWEEN ‘Third and Ninth avenues and between Twentieth and ‘Thirtieth streets, containing five or six rooms and Board, for two grown Terma and three children; ina ‘pdtrese Bo’ family preferred; ust be moderate, Madison square Post office. ‘N BROOKLYN—A STORE TO LET, CORNER OF Hamilton avenue and Bush street, inone of the best lo- calities im the city for apoth store ora boot and shoe store. Inquire at 660 Columbia street, or on the premises. R, 67 ELEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO to let for professional parpobes oF to ain. partments without Nerally for this desirable location can apt PAnirarenes, Firth avenue, 19 Aispoeed vo poy i a ply from 11012, OOMS TO LET.—TWO HANDSOME PARLORS, WITH modern improvements. to let permanently, furnished or unfurnished, at 63 West Fifteenth street. fee references required and given by Partles already in the house. TORE AND DWELLING.—TO LEI, THE STORE AND Dwelling 122 Sixth avenue, PRoate Jefferson market. Apply acoE ¥. NESMITH, street, between 2 ‘and 3 0% TEAM POWER NIGHT AND DAY.—ROOMS WITH Steam Power to let; also a 35 horse power Locomouve Boller for sale. Apply to H. W. GREENE, 43 Spruce street, ym Apt WITH LIGHT ROOMS, LARGE AND IL, built expe rad for manufacturing purposos. to fet, in the new building. northeast corner of Bank and West streets. Apply to PEEK, on the premises, GTORE, TO LET-IN THE VILLAGE | OF SHER. burns, Chenango county, N. ¥.. on the Chenango qanal, anda fine f count: putroundin For par. flculars apply to E. H. BABCOCE, Court and [qld no. LET—WITH STEAM POWER, AT 131 AND 133 Mercer street, Inquire of WM. MoGEORGE, 463, 4 and a2. Broadway, corner of Broome street, rT LE’ iE THREE STORY, HIGH 1T—TH: ' HIGH STO! Fos Ue eae 1S, East ee mere wa poe East Thi Be OEE: erat er siocp, $00, babe e mire Tork’ post vos. 508 Sixth avenue. NO LET-A HIGH STOOP FOUR STORY HOUSE, with modern improvements, in cood order; gas fixtures, ollcloth, for sale if desired, 98 Prin Ince street, a few doors west of Broadway,” Rent $1,200. Seen from 3 to 6, 10 LET—THE HOUSE NO, 90 SEVENTH AVENUE, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, well located nd fitted with afl the modern improvements. ' Apply at the offer, 246 Greenwich street, up 10 ——— feet pd nt tia eke G2oure Righty-cighth street, between Third jecond. nyenies ‘will be let cheap toa tos responsible 5 aay ‘Apply at U6 Greenwich street, yp stairs. T, LET—THE DESIRABLE HOUSE NO. 66 WEST ‘Twentieth street, between fl and Sixth avenues; has all the modern improvements, and will be Put incom of jood tenant. ‘Al at the ie Pply LRT—THE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, No, 128 West Forty-eight street, betweon Sixth and Seventh avenues: a fine street and one of the most pleasant 6 locations in tt |. TREADWELL, 103 Chambers street. Ee . TRE LET—BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER BOX MAKERS— corner of Duane and Centre atret 37 Clinton pallaea at 145 Slat at., between 7th and 8th a1 second floor, back ‘ANTED—A EXTUAEION, BY A {RESPECTABLE oung girl, as sped chi ambermaid ress, or a Sook Sfaslier and froner; bas the best of cil reference. ) twenty years. be seen at 234 Went 16th at, between 7th Bth ave. situation to cook, wash and iron for 8 email private LET—THE OOTTAGE HOUSE, 185 WEST THIRTY. ‘good a Uereove ferred at 203 West ins bonus ca tbe tard 0 T fourth chet containing all the modera improvements, 4 at 70 Wi rashin; ton sireet, between the hears of 8 &. Mf rte or at 3) West Thirty-fourth street, Siclock P.M Rent $600 per annum, LET—THE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF 7 Murray stivet, Apply on the prem! between 7 A RA os Sint, WHO TRoRocaway UNDER- revs Seale geoing ae reuse, to ly—cook, wall Hith'ste cozoer sae Ea FA. cham! 4 town: and several Broadway, room No. 5. eee See wanted: for geural honwewort ssa No. a 0 _LET—THE NEAT AND OOMMODIOUS THREE | QITUATION,— Y har veut Moure ‘Want Trang second | SS wie a an T OS ey hin family to Gan Praar street, near Soventh Fi given, to ae ey ee ac. Taquire of Rt Real 867 Third avenue, near Fifty-seveuth Street. Boarding hOuse keepers heed tot apply. ET NURSE'S SITUATION WANTRD—BY A RE. ctabie rried Feast 0 LET—BY 0.0, PINCKNEY, milk; can take tho entire charge of am infant Crom it bintey NE STREET, has the best city reference, teenie Roberts, or call ag 225 West Twenty-+ Pah pe 102 Allen street. 210 Broome sireet.. 182 Rivington street, 160 Delancey street. treet, 108 Division st., corner of Allen, ee Meferovpelniar gd A COMPETENT LAUN- ratands her busivess in all its branches, does futing and, carefully done. unde! al terres fine washing; fa:oily washing LEASE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED BREAD AND Cracker Bakery, 8 Mulberry atrect; has three first class ovens on the premises, Haves over forty barrels of read per week. Inquire of WILLIAM MCCONKEY, 98 Tenth avenue, y io LEASE—FOR THREE YEARS, Sixes avenue in perfect order, and will be kope so, "APPLY to COLE iAs Firth evens’ Only vo private farailien, ASE-FOR A TRAM OF YEARS, THE TWO TO eee Ee and 2h Wen cbaite aout alse ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED OPERATOR ON Wheeler & Wilson's machi fing sewing: ie walling to go out by the day. Apply at 132 West 24th at., corner 7th av. At German, and i 7 g Gorman tng non a cleri Ee tens rot Topi Refe res Nosh Wa ir ak, in Fee. tuarant, from 12 to 2 o'clock, ™ FA ge fog My iy {te the Des! YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS street ferry; muitable for manu! pes or mechanical exporience in 8.00 counting an ine bara 3 dasinon sor Denearing purposes or or for atores. Apply to A. FINDLAY, No. 45 Wil | & situation as oler it bookkeeper. Can furni of trea as to integrity and ability. Acdress k, Herald office. A YOUNG | MAN (MARRIED) DESIRE§ A SITUATION whore, by trict integrity and attention to business, he can secure a permanent tion and advancement. Ad- dress, for particulars, B. F.,16 Thompson st., N. ¥. A BOOKKEEPER, ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER OR caahier's slraation wanted, at a moderate compensation, by @ porsop of experience and ability: first ent log rit tic Sra trust, even olopioyers or agcurty for any Position Of trust, Watrde kk Coe Heras oftcas 2 OF eT WANTED.—A PRACTICAL BUSINESS MAN WOULD like to connect himself with some manufacturing establishment or first class wholesale store as salesman; would not object to travel, Address for one week Richard, box 183 Herald office; best reference. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FULLY EDUCATED German, thirty years of age, as clerk in an ollice, or as LEASE—NEW ENGLAND pom baggy? AND pererw street, 90 rooms, Address box 3,313 Post a | LEASE OR FOR SALE—NO. 380 FOURTH STREET, & tew doors west of Broadway. a Brick House two stories and attic. Apply to WM. DUMONT, No. 2 Wall st, 10. aa OR LEASE—THE THREE STORY BRICK House 14 Clinton place, near Paget Y i seen from 12 to o'clock, For terms, apply, at No.7 Kast Seventeenth street, before 12 or rafter 3 10 LET OR FOR SALE—THE HANDSOME TWO STO. Fy, high stoop, brick Houses in. Sixty-fth slrect, be: tween Firat and Second avenues. Rent price $4,250. By DYE& CURTISS, 503 sith ayenue. pose LEASE—A STORE, 100 FEET DEEP, AND Basgoani 6 ree at 171 Spring atreet, on reasonable inrm"Fonoenion rst aay. Taguire ar 8 aon atone. | &,Sza'4 tncher ik Ionguagas, aematin, Asie Herald offiee. LET OR LEASB—THE VERY DESIRABLE DWEL.” ling, 61 Blocker strect, in complete order and with all ‘ANTED—BY A PRACTICAL HOTEL MAN, A SITU- modern conveniences; v for a gonteel boardin pi gpa Pa ds a mks a per, carver or cler ‘com, Route so, eiliuery eaablar nent, Toguife of Wii) aecaeeh namanls mocraete carve Sirk oot man, box 183 Hartford, Conn, © ith Le roona carriage house ancl stable,” To theght | YWANTED.—A LIBERALLY EDUCATED ATTORNEY, ind Of tenant who wil Hop the, property in good orders | cantile 1 business fe Ena destee natotion a pes aten- {i'will be let for $290, Apply at 47 Chathem street up ataira: | antl busine ob ited pet force Fences. Address Bon). "Ghatmers: box 4,774 Poat offlee. LET OR LEASE—A SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT Dwelling, brown stone front. complete in every respect, in West Twenty-third street, a mice harap: very de- sirable for a private famil F. HEINS, 21 Nassau street, room x HOU! ROOMS. BO, WANTED. \ mex STOOP, hn alg “SIZE HOUSE, INA RE ‘spectable neigh! between Fourth ‘and Eighth avenues and Fifteenth. and Forty-fifth streets, wanted, at rent of about $600: would like possession by the ‘ist of April. Address F, R. J., Herald oflic Arnirea ove WANTED—UNFURNISHED OR FUR- pihet. 2 by a gentieman and his wife; three Rooms for _HELP Ww WANTED—MALES, AM , AGENTS, SOLDIERS IN CAMP Of 8 charged, can'make easily $15 er day selling our great new Union Prize and Stationery es, containing fine writing materials, presents, usel ‘and’ fancy articles, worth over $1. for dnly 28 conte; ® splendid watch, perfect timekeeper, presented to each agent free. Prize packaves in endless ‘vatfety and. at all prices: fine watches end chains very low. Send for new circulars for 1863, with extra z ducemenis. 8. C, RICKARDS & CO., 102 Nassau stroet, N. Y. Largest and oldest prize package House in the world. GENTS WANTED, Rewehnd gexak inancomeate olfered: uire or Besvate ea tocial amy’ if wntarmisued not moore than 10 Lp ee Send for our circular. 12 per month will be given; Brooklyn or Jersey City, or tle ferric, not ‘objected 0} ijood roterencrs given and G. 8, HASKINS, & CO., 36 Beekman at, N. ¥. required. Address, stating terms d full particulars, Hi- ram Abbott, Herald office. A iuere aoe ence ga WASHER WANTED— clean harness. stables 303 and 208 Twenty-seventh street eee wa PORE MRERE, WANTED. WANTED, IN AN IMPORT. MEDIUM SIZED FIRST CLASS HOUSE WANTED— By a select small family, sourely, responsible, who will yo Pent of about $1,060 or $1,200, if the house is worth it. House, @ thorough bookkeeper; one acquainted Se een ctsaie Tosaiegy © net motes prefer Apply to ne % any io tin svenen ply with the Spanish language preferred; state salary expected. “) MERICAN. HOO! "A™ am AM. havea IERICAN GIRL WANTED—TO ACT AS Hi per and do the woe, of @ small private famuy: ome and treated as a Lag The fied of person can Sane for two days Ho @ooD COOK Ap A GIRL TO DO GI housework Good Greenwich street, at Gureieta Good gages, Teference. A ANTED—IN ONR FA @ bread bak at work. GERMA’ family; int poat muglsh well: pood we ply atb0 Wilte surest, one door east wages ‘Broadway. x eran EEE Wa WapenD SCORCH °C — 3 EM duties ani be ating faxalet. with the chambngwark: ¢| references required. near M: AS = will be there to see thet fies! class Germa: ust thoroughly underst ed. Apply before 12 o'clock a 20 MPETENT WOMAN AS HOU! ed for an institute. Call ‘gy 9 2 er 2 Provesiant cee n cook, Call ot Md Grand st YOUNG GIRL WANTED—TO_ gone. Reber a iron, one who it bread and biscuit maker. ply at 429 4th at., One door weat at of 24 av. Aaa oasis Wiliam ot UST BE WELL QUA’ (second floor), near Jo la Am NU; N. Sethe todo gevring. warty at ir Peart st, 40! RSE.—WANTED, TO GO TO OR. is, Protestants priferred; one as New ‘York, ey ‘ HIRT HANDS WANTED—TO yl le In ae 8 only; ss but those whoare need apply to Lowls & 8 & Seacord, 713 Br fine cystom work way. WANTED—A GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWO mast te & good washer end ironer and come well ae commended from her last place: Por month “Apply between 10 and 6 at TOL Spring a ANTED.. AMBRE IAED, Cy eye een knowledge of Wheeler 1d Wilson: must have a pete chine and be aquick and neat operator; must un gutting children's clothes, Apply only between 12 ant ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, atiee SRANSTR who understands working nd to take care ot cbilieene Apply « sewing machin Ea "Pweitth three days; ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, AS class laundress. Saturday, at 107 West Lith at. ANTED—A GERMAN WOMAN. work in & amall boardi street. TO Fi ress. Apply, with references, on Friday ‘& Wilx| ug house. Koya e: ANTED—A NICE, TIDY GIRL, TO DO GENE housework ina cig eis family; Gorman pr ed. Apply at 24 Wes: 43 ‘ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL mg fee make herself useful in a pen come well recommended. apply "from 910 basement door of 56 Kast 17th st elf generally useful; Sn fo assist in chumaerwork. Clty reference Fequired mae ee, end must nek! ‘one for fine a a ewe a Le Warren at 230 EAST 22D 8T., TWO ore. i for cooking. parent sowing, seed ‘ANTED—TWO COLORED SERVANTS; ONE ‘cook, washer and froner and to do General house the other as chambet id and plain eet required, Apply at No, 7 Bast 41st st, Wri atena auch # person, ie emplo; st Keats GOOD MILLINE! hog ey ig ‘ in the store and board URNISHED ROOMS WANTED—THREE OR FOUR nicely furnished Rooms on the second {!oor, suitable for houseeeping, in private house, for two ladies and two little girls six years of oge, from March 1, Address, fwith full particulard, A. Bs, Herald office, ‘OUSE WANTED--BY A PRIVATE FAMILY; A MO. dern built house, with the latest Improvements, in peeckiya! within five orten minutes’ walk tt Address, stating lgeation, rent, &c., box 4,601 New OY WANTED. cap and straw: nent sltuation is o! A SMART, AOTIVE BOY, IN A HAT, 1s jodbing house, If suiied, a perma: id." Apply at 364 * prowdivay up stairs, Seer WANTED.—ONE ACQUAINTED WITH the dry goods jobbera of Boston and Philadelphia, Ad- dress, through New York Post ollice, giving references, Dougias & Sherwood, earner eareereiniamninteeechippensenieenngenisiel WANIED—TWO OR THREE GOOD SALESMEN TO sell hardwat ing a large acquaintance ferred. Apply to Siteldoms Hoyt acon 16 Warren at, N. af ANTED—AT P+ BOWERY, A YOUNG MAN AS clerk. who has been in a first class tea and wine busi ness, None need apply without good references. Wat SMALL BOY. YO ASSIST IN 4 RETAIL store, Apply at 16 and 18 Chamber WANT A NUMBER OF TWO AND THREE STORY high yp Houses; must be she located, between Twen- Hoth and’ Firty third sirecta, Yh tenants waiting, Sond me particulars, JAB. Now! , 736 Third avenue, Puce oF WILLIAM F. HEINXS, reer iit] AND state Broker, 2i Nassau ‘street, room No. 4.— ten No rent vefore tho ist or Ma: ‘& commodious, well ventilated Basement, or an entire Building, suitable for ‘Girst clase restearenss location between Fulton and Be: Ws NTED—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS FARMING one dina near 2 in. = — branches, Apply to J. Hop- Broadway and William streets. Address, with full parti lars, WILLIAM F. HEINS, 21 Nassau street, room Ne . kins, 282 4th av., near 22 ART OF A HOUSE WANTED.—AN ELDERLY "ANTED—A YOUNG, ACTIVE MAN, AS WAITER IN widow lady, living ‘alone with hor servant, wants the W: a small fr ate family; city refercnces required. Apply Becond Floor and t Basement off hi between | St 74 West 33th ‘ront ouse, Fourth and "Twenty. third stree! way and Seventh ‘oepensio! 3 avenue. Rage. m not trabted before 1s Ist of May. Unes- Wie are bon ON Paarl Pee WORK. c noes giv: ‘Address A. P., a} ply between 9 an ‘clock to tok 618 Pe Mao ee Haughwout & Go, 488, 490 aad 492 Broadway, corner of Broome at, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as light porter or to drivea cart, Address box 195 Herald oftice. We MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS CUTTING out ladies’ collars, Apply immediately at 33d st., cor- ner 8th ay., four floor, Ww* NTED—A FIRST CLASS OYSTERMAN, wHo ‘PaRr OF A HOUSE WANTED—FIVE OR SIX ROOMS, ta the upper part of a two or three story house, with and water. in the Ninth ward, for an American {aniily of Roar grown verona, Heferenees exchanged. Address, with location, rent, &c., box 2,982 Post oitice, ANTED—A HIGH STOOP HOUSE, AT THE RENT of about $500, in a neighborhood; would buy most of the Furniture if desirable. Address box 3,240 Post two tloors, 25x80, well lighted. 36 Park street, near the 10, LET—TAREE FIRST CLASS aeons STONE Houses, with wil modern improvements, 178.4180 and 182 West Twenty-tirst street. Also, Stores 108 Bs 110 Murray street, near West, Oi 5H for ees provision or flour business. “Apply io 8. W atreot, or 356 West 0, LET—FLOORS, WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, Twenty-t tn'the five new Houses on Eighty-third street, near Third avenue, Location onsu ‘and bullaings first ciass; rent mBoerate. Apply on the premises from 3to5 P. M. Pe LET—FOR THE DRUG, SHOE OR CONFECTION. business, a small Store, with counter, ahcives and {wo rooms ad joining, in the new houses on Third avenue, ead 113th abd Tldth streets; rent $10. Apply on the prem| bt fog Nee pee STORES, FRONT AND CORNER a south west ee of oe, Fe basins, su ‘& spacious entrance on Broadway rm socleticn, &e. JOHN 8. KELSO, 36 eda LET—A_TWO STORY Anmo £2 BASEMENT near Wei Ta yang, with ae, ob foliers bathe ara, iy palate | of as oban elie a ow te cies Sone, ee pak eae ta reman Bil Hludwon street for terms, sa LET—TO SMALL FAMILIES, CONVENIENT ner ris and Suits of Apartments, with modern, Imprere- ww houses Third avenue, between oa ia met Font $5 to "a 0. Apply on he premper, will make himself generally useful. Apply at 101 Spring st., corner of Mercer st., to P. A. Ly: ae WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WELL Ac UAINTED with the city and Western jobve to sell cotton and jute twine, wicks, yarns, wadding, dc. Taquire at No. 18 Poriandt st. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS W Of age, quick and correct at figures, and writes « good isd beat references, required, and Fe need apply is they reside w ir parents, Address, in bi writing of the applicant, B. M. D. ld Sealand Wasnt SMALL BOY IN AN OFFICE; SALARY $50. Address box 4,366 Post oflies. ‘ANTED—IN A RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSE, A Young man acquainted with the city trade, who can — ‘weil recommended. Apply at 500 Columbia st., Brook- yn. ANTED—A COMPETENT MAN, AS DELIVERER; od wages given, 27 Heekman ind fi ANTED—A SMART BOY, I6 OR 13 YEARS OLD, TO make himself gen: weful in a first elase chop house, “Enquire at Our Ollce, 832 ath at Warns WELL RECOMMENDED | BARKEEPER, age, well acquainted with his bu mor ven a pares enlar in money and bills, A comfor table. a ‘good Pay promised to one of thie kind. Call at SSitoward et. ‘iis Morning, between 12 and | o'clock. ‘ANTBD—AN EXPERT BUSINESS MAN, WITH A ‘ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, WITH MODERN IM- provements, between Tenth ‘and Thirtieth streets; rent not to exceed $500" Bost of reference given and required. Address box 4,029 Post ofice. WASTED (A SMALL MODERN, BUILT HOUSE FoR, & family of two persons, situated above, Thirtieth street, near Eighth inth avenue. Rent not to exceed $59, "with the privilege of buying if it suits, Address &., lon C Post ANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN AND IIIS WIVE, AT to termi, in a pleasant and genteel part of this city, a Buitot Furnished. Rooms, where quict housekeeping fe not objectionable. Will take he rooms for one year oF drens J. hand. eat of references given and. rejuired. B., Dok 8,968 Post oflce. <i Bc ‘ANTED—IF POSSIBLE BEFORE THE 18T OF MAY, ‘asmnall Housa, between Fourth and Soyenth avenues a Fenthand Twenty-Afth streets. Address, stating reat, Dr. 8., Herald office. Wine vate "Del IN THE TWEN®Y-FIRST WARD, A PRI- ny House, ‘apacions aad modern im $800. Address F. B., FROM MAY 1. A PART OF A HOUSE, ‘consisting of the second floor, of three or four rosms, and two rooms on the third, by #n American family of three, po —— 12 years old), ina good neighborhood, from weniy-third miretts and between the First and Fourth avenues; north f the street prefer erred: rent Dot to exceed $300. arene ei Herald office. perc ital of as partner {: Me t busi y LET—THE THERE STORY BRICK HOUSE, NEAR. ANTEDBY A PHYSICIAN, TWO | FURNISHED realy Weopeeion a inp ain, SME eae roto ‘of 300 10 Wynew, .No, 155 Orchard streat, rent for an office and and reception hal oon, with sleeping | per rent. address Gedueman, Hereld office, also, No, &4 Rivington street, rent $700 and Croton; ‘ise th the gphiont ose teched nett between the MH? two story house No, 37 Vanden sireet, rent $460, Apply to | Mail snd St ‘Nicholas tel iL Addesn stating sorma » | —— 8. B. HUTCHINGS, 38 John street, ’ 91 Franklin street, eivares WANTED-AN ENERGETIC PERSON 48 casttiEs NO LET—IM HOUSE 1.08 BROADWAY, 7 1B SECOND | WWANTED—FKOM MAY 1. A FIRST CLAGS WELL & for which rea ema goa wil beg vere ven can have floor, consisting of iro large rooms, four bédroorns, clo! bol ‘al 1oUse, Senean ie Po Pgh. cy out beral salary. Apply at 71 Nassau st., room No, 9. sets, wardrobes, &c., wil ‘waier, gan and fixtures; | Wholly or partially in board. between Fourteenth and Thirty. Font S049 per ensum. wr Third, Floor, same ae seond: | YY Gerald ole, or three aaye. ee Oa WANTEDIA YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES 4 Ra? en annum: it ; nd phy osseasion immediately. Inquire on the prenises, wer. bo hand. to gh hours from 8 oF at 109 Fourth avenue. Tetra fe Rees ct froth high nop He WARD, a TWENTY, tenant. fs na t feats Tow to's good inquire a LET.—ANY RESPECTABLE Sarianay a guines. & nicely furnished, h or rice tial Board, oon ovat itinw tis of a ryapecuabic he Indy by, aay ae 83 Sv iuyreaaut st "Gam hot aad cold water, ae. ferences required, LET—115 HESTER STREET, BRrTwakt BL dridge and Foriyth, the entire Second Fioor, couistiu Of frontand back parlors, with kitehen ‘sttached, ‘eo beds rooms, five pancries: it sontaius ‘ail the modern inprove- mente, gas, stationary tubs, &o., 4c, I quire on the pre- mises. oO LET—A THREE ‘STORY AND BASEMENT Hams best Lath street between “Fifth. and Sisth arses and Dein on the south aide of the atreet, and a short distarfer fim the boats and railroads; the cars leave the foot of the street every 236 minutes, amd the boats erary hour, The hoses can be seen atany time, For paiticulars inquire next door, of RR. (PO, LET-HOUBE 2 CLINTON LACE, EGHTH street, This house will be put in perfer: orler © sutt, ctiher an dwelling hones only de for millivery andbimilat purposes, Apply at 62 Beaver street, up stairs. T° LET—THE FIVE STORY STORE NO. 1M GOLD street, 262100 feet. also Gofla of store 108 Gold sircet, corner of Frankfort 2x10), well lighted om ail sides. Apply to AMBROSE K. EL: ¥, 103 Gold at, LET—STEADY STBAM POWER (WITH LARGE new boiler). the whole or part of the large Butifing on the southeast corner of Broome and Mercer In the adjoining corner of Broadway, of WM. GALE « AON. | 0 LE THE SECOND FLOOR OF N 28,30 AND 2 | re street, with Power, Conner's Type Foundry | | 10 LET=TWO HOt oaks AND LOTS, ox. TRE s0UTH corner of place and Nimetoeuth sirert SS feet on Union plane by iio tect deep. Apply X HEARN, 29 Br To LET=AaT ELIZABETH J, A LARGE STONE use, on the Newark one inite and « bal crom the depot, with barn and carriage honee. aud #x acres of ex callout iand, abundance of trait, 4. The pre: are in excellent order be had Immediately. Rent 45). Apply to GB. WH SKY, Ronl Estate Agent, 221 road street, Blix ts LET={THE BASE ME re hose 224 West 7 DONNELLAN, 169 Spring strvet, from 11 Al AND rrnee FLUOR OF nly to JAMES |. to 61. M. WANtE, TO RENT_FROM } gf oe A yet = a bendwriting for with modern three days, bor +S herald often D—A CLERK IN A WH Wars ty, i ae OLRAALS, FLOUR otel. el, Apply at 131 alton ae oh us open, aon house} No reommisaion im advance. ANTED—IN A GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY IN THE i gardenchy'ond the wife aa down waite ‘serventn tines ‘ owe wate fman'to be gesiovally useful, Call wt SB ot wv. m bar aia Post office, for SMALL HOU! Wien aes — OR FOUR 15 or 20 feet just be brown ide Sees Fourteenth = Thirty-afh coed fern, noticed. peas ee FURNISHED HOUSE, INA ‘goed looality, fr Ai by & gantleman ‘and bis * fable than spare; ater, it location and ven | -; Boiss) ay i. ore ole mH mn ” bon Ib aoe “ae Ps! W ANTRR TO RENT—rhow WAY i, A FIRST CLAge four story ae BIH improvements, bade ot Fourth and Bixth avenues and Fourteenth | enty-sizth streets; reforences given, Address J, L., Madi- son square Post oflien. “WINES AND LIQUOR BEDS & GRAY, SUCCESSORS OF W. ©, RUDMAN, Celebrated Philadelphia Ale for in barrels, half barrels and bot ty tM. oe HOWELL, agent, at No. wv Tira avenue, corner of Bt. Mark's place “COAL. . \OAL—BEST RED ASH AND BEST LEUIGH FoR Tanges and furnaces, screened and delivered, ai $7.50 ton, from yards corner of King and Greenwicl Rorceveit street, corncrot New Bowery, MAT. WAsteD—ror WHALING em. = wHo have been at the busi bands, and ~ carpenters and vinckamia 4 ‘apply immediately at est at., corner of Rector, to POSITI VELY MADE FROM $1—SOMETHING 0) dtgentiy needed in every family; light and portable, 10 wanted every where, and see, by mat free, for ten centa, at recat for i, by rE WoEAOA ivedsaie cues Neen $13. 5O 20,88, 228 MONTH. HANDS WANTED sriithe for the oavy, and whallog ‘haliny and merchant Bs 4 ‘shor yoragee. Apply only at 113 West street, sireet, up a Servey City for JAMES, Ag Agent ae ‘Biddeford, Maine. ie hand 60 LINTON, oe <I WANT TO HIRB AGENTS IN EACH ORCHARD COAL 20AL AT $675 PER TON —ON ‘and afver March 10 the undersigned wiil deliver Keg or pitas Macktnch. "Adare sas! Madi at 1'at the above, poce-per tom, Tree of carte oe iy be pont Adress any par’ of the eliy. JOUN BAGLEY, No, 6 Oak at = 50m uEst, QUALITY OF Locust MoUN. ADVERTISEMENTS, $7. f- Stove Coal, delivered to any part Of the vity ct the above wee prt ton NE oman a fecal QU PARLE Br BORIT aan ALEX. DAVIS & SON, 24 and 242 First avenue, faitement 1, frm Vallemand et espagnol # Fourteenth street, rw oe placer dans tine famiie of Mes, mprent un pew I | Somme insti Ririve enhis twute sofia de travauz | 1 hey 2 RAILROADS. ed 1s ker #t., from 20 So'clock, case ODEON RIVER RAILROAD.—TRAIN: ALB. — ———— = ] y the Nort ood West, ra ~ HOTELS, at7 arti 1 3.15, wane a8 all priate family; mus to chil sare ‘Apply, with chy eter a. fe Miter i'o clack, at 4 Ring su it vn | Wa cman GOOD OPERATOR, ATT. H. MARI. 83 Chatham st. ueeD A SEAMSTRESS, EITHER GERMA rench ; must understand hairdressing ‘The dest ‘of re between 10 and 12 WANTED-A, RESPECTABLE GIRL, cook, waaher and ironer end. to do general hous: ina smail'family. gan apply, W waitress, for a pris nes and their bus Fences re w* experienced with reference, at per month, ANTED—TWO GIRLS; ONE washer and irener; the other as chamberm: te famfty; must both t) and reference required. Apply ny”) Fr irk wanti ge Jersey ra jersey AS GOOD ( nd none others ae appl red from last situations, the bas door of 31 ‘Ginton place, 6th st., from 9 {of orcas NTED—5) FIRST RATE OPERATORS, ON WI & Gibbs’ and Wheeler & Wilso1 ce’ hands on iadiew linea collars, Apply’ fox | days to H. Huston, 114 Chambers st., up staira, (ice GIRL, TO TAKE CARE OF yrare sewing ai ref the fe old; knit and fit children’s clo es, The Sieryiisssice, Call at 29 Washington erence | must understand i kinds of beat « Wr se. WAITER GIRLS, FOR A “mm | saloon, anda, boy, quired. Apply to Otte and 10 Exchange plac 100 will be given, 146, 148 and 180 C jersey Ulty. to open oysters, Releren: lever at the diaing saloon QUICK, EXPERIENCED WOVEN SKIRT wanted —To first class hands steady emple pply at tue Empress Skirt Manufactoi/ st bers st. @agement to South America. will be paid. Onl; Address 1 apply. ‘THE TRADES | PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST WANTED.—AN A. who has had great experience in coloring {vor: aquarell and India ink phereecenan, can get a very ¢ in tra ‘lling expenses, ee ee 105 Jerald office. TTENTION! HORSESHOERS.—TWO TURNER fitters wanted: immediately by nis, Mo. Permanent em| Vt to $18 per week, to empetent ne JOH. DUNN. No. 40 Ureen street, St. Lo OY WA —A SMART, INTELLIGENT L, f NTE! learn the manufacturing Sacra te Wheeler, 18 John tanght the dlamoad Jone ‘than If. Apply to st, Fooma 436 and BE ANTED—A THIRD EP, nes, 8B) Apply at 286 Fulton st. OYS a. TO LEARN pd BOAT BUIL tade: must be stout about 16 years gents roses ig in the city, apy te R. Ingersoly BRIDGEPORT FILE WORKS —WANTED, ONE r; 35 per cery on Shet Leatherbarrow, Bi se JOMBMAKER W, welding. Apply to D—ONE WHO UNDERS: . Moraper, 37 and@ G ILE WORKMEN WANTED—BY_ JAMES Hor! Co. a8 their large File works in Pompton, ¥ from Paterson. The shops are ly for tbe, bastness. wages For any at, N. ILLER = tom mill, sui we te Sur zon Le oy iE WHO THOROUGH! fam son oo PE ta oo fiiigien, Pare Mille ina aslo mews of sm A ores. an Ae he business o1 eer aesaribaen oorner Baa PROPERTY Rady 4 Fed OTHERS.—Wa by jets tue whe keowe! country. Address for twe days ‘Pai or month, by at a btn, i na PAINTRRS.— WANTED, Apply at oftee of soar FIRST CLAS* ter agrED-209 G00 infantry. fnqairw of Cape He Re P ANTED—A GOOD, ENGRAVER, FOR, FINE « Inquire of B, V, Haughwout & ¢ y ANTRD—INMEDIATELY, ss 6goD waren | Inquire at 24 Oortiandt si. see to 3 o'clock to-da} of Ankiog GC \grve pee Stare man SDELLER AND DESIGNER 0: Pinerge of the artistic deyariyr | factory. Apply to Warner, M 879 Broeaway: NTED—A FIRST oar JOURNETMAN « y "mater to go !n 8 0 Begy: Co. Se Srenaelt roller’s business, / | old and } * le cutter ‘oom Bio 0 one gris der. Ap! \ \dgeport, « : yas ~ D—A SOAP MAKER, IN A DISTANT | eran «i Gays at 8:20 PM. from Thirtieth atrere iT. RICHOLAS HOTEL, NEWe¥ORK, YaBRUARY vi, | rt EB Fn 4 ede bard. The Underaigned veg leave | awe W YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD, their friends, and the wave ling public srneraly. ‘nat they N* ton AA es ORTH AND WEST. have a ee s Hote for a: pumber of Brow pare onee will stocked wath the tion to wae com for hope to render it as attrac ANGEMEN’ The cellars will be Nov, 17, press Mail Train from Twet Po bs f He, eae Albany, 10.90 A. x Fr A looms Ura wn ime e sii °° SOM BUROBILL, Buperintendent, owest.wines ' ANTED—A MODELLER axD DESIGNER. 0° Ww ie of taking chs me Apply to of the rarner, Fite agparun jeri WwW VUtion, BN. Y.5 1 ot, ‘ait We or ANTED—A FIRST RATE SILVER PLATE! We at ‘on locomotive head i rellertor Ce oN reliable onstan | ply, with Tecommice daticne achines; a! |