The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Tvuspax, March 14—6 P, M. ‘This has been a day of great excitement in the gold room, and the further decline of the premium has exer cised a vory depressing fect upon the stock and mer- clandise markets, Tho panc-like fooling of yesterday was aggravated by the iutelligeuco from Sherman and Fchofisld, and gold, which opened at 184%, and sold at 185 at noon, began aftr that hour to fall rapidly tll it reached 117% at afew minutes past three, The market at this paint was extremely active and in full panic, the dip being lower than any witnessed since last May. The ‘soone in the crowded rom, full of anxious and earnest faocea, some flushed, some pallid, and the eyes of all fiashing with excitement, in the midst of a confusion of voices and a semi-frantic movemont of arms and muscles, and a swaying to and fro of the mass of agitated fig:rea, was worth witnessing. The quotations wi 1845 2:15 P.M 11868 The extreme prices since the commencement of 1864 have been as follows:— October. November. December. y 1865, january. February 190% ‘The stock market has been free from excitement, and very dull. At the first board prices were maintained under purohases to cover “shorts.” ‘The variations at the close, as compared with the same time yesterday morning, wore as follows:—New York Central advanced %, Erio %, Hudson River %, Michigan Southern %, Cumberland 1, Reading declined %, Rock Island %. Fort Wayne was steady. Government sccurities were Gilet, Tou-forties declined 3 a 14. ‘At the open board at one o'clock the market was 216% ony drooping, and at the second regular board heavy, with a very lIlmited yolume of bust- ness. Erie was 1% lower than at the close of the morning board, New York Central 3, Hud- son River 1, Reading 1, Michigan Southern %, Illinois Central 2, Rock Island 1, Fort Wayne 13g, Cumberland 1%. Government securities wero depressed. Ten-forties submitted to a decline of 3 a 34; coupon five-twenties 3. Atthe open board at half-past three prices were a fraction lower on a portion of the list and steady on the reat. The general feeling on the Stock Exchange is ‘bear- ish,” and lower prices are looked for in the absence of ‘an outside demand, of which thore is at prosent no pros- pect. The public are distrustful, and not without reason, of the value of railway property; and this, to a great ox- tont, is in consequence of the corrupt management of our railways. It is a saying in England, “They do these things better in France; but it may bo safely said that tho railways of any other country in the world are ‘better managed than those of the United States. The main objects of many of the presidenta and directors of our roads seem to be to secure the largest amount of profit for themselves and put the best face possible or the affairs of their companies by the payment of divi- donds, regardless of the permanent Interests of the pro- perty, Tracks, locomotives and cars are allowed to fall disgracefully out of repair, by which the lives of pas- songers are Joopardized, and very frequontly, as of late we have had abundant opportunity of observing, sacrificed; yet at the same t me the roads are being very extrava- gantly managed. Contracts are given out at exorbitant prices to the friends of the officers, and the profits are not unfrequently shared in directly or indirectly by the oMeials who authorize them. The affairs and accounts of particular roads are sometimes cooked for stock -job- bing purposes. If the managers of = company see a prospect of making money by selling its stock “short,” they go to work and add unnecessarily to the expendi- ture, and damage the road as much as possible, so as to opress tho stock in Wall street; and if they see a chance of “bulling” it successfully they exaggerate its pros perity and declare as Jarge a dividend as possible, whether warranted by circumstances or not. It 1s noto- ious that the roads whose stock is regularly bought and Bold at the Board of Brokers are far worse managed, and that their stock is far less valuable, than thos) wh:ch are out of Wall strect, as for instanc) the New Jervey Central, which pays on an average abont fifteen per cont per annum; the Cleveland and Eric, which averages about twenty-flve per cent; the Cleveland and Colum- bus, about twelve per cent, aud the Pennsylvania Cor- tral, The Hudson River and Haricin roads are governed by Wall street cliques, and to this fact may be partially attributed the numerons accidents which for sometime past have occurred on the former. If tho Erie Railway hap- peued to be in England instead of the United States its stock would sell for the equivalent of about two hundrod instead of sixty-three. But so long a3 our railways are mismanaged and neglected as at present their stocks are likely to reflect in their price the opinions of the public regarding thom. Ifa few searching investigations were made into the corruption underlying our railway system, it would have a very salutary effect upon official morale, and contribute to the safety of the travelling public. The money market has beon moderately active to-day at soven por cent on call, In the discount line increasing caution is observed, owing to the heavy deoline in gold and the corresponding depression of market valaos geoerally. First class paper continues to be quoted at 8 & 10 per cent. Foroign exchange is weak and very difficult of sale. Bankers’ sterling at sixty days bas been offered at 107%, and at 108% at short sieht Thore is some talk af the Seeretary of the Treasury anticipating the payment of the May coupons on the five- twenty bonds; but it is improbable that such will take place till near the date of their maturity. Moreover, it is not desirable that the payment should be anticipated in view of the present condition of aflairs, mid at any timo the policy of propaying of interest » questionable, The subscriptions to the seven-thirty loan con- tinue to range very high. The aggregato last week exceeded twenty-one millions, and the total amount subscribed yesterday was $6,246,700. The popularity of this form of seourity would seem to in- croase with the decline of gold. The First National Bank subscribed $600,000 yesterday and $500,000 today. Tho Ninth National Bank yestorday took $1,500,000. Tho business a the Sab-Treasury to-day wae me fol- lows :— Receipts from customs, Total receipts Payments, Balance... Subscriptions to governme it Joan. + $177,000 a Stock Exchange. Trmpsy, March 14-1090 A M. $2000 US 6's, 81, reg 111 600 #hs Eri¢ RR. 010 1000 US 6's, 5-20,con 111 200 £000 US6"s,10-40,cou 9754 100 89000 ~ 8 1000 US6's, lyr ovr 9544 800 1000 Ohio @'s, °75,.. 101 100 Hudsor 12000 Misourl 6'x. 1000 Of Migs cer be 1000 Ernie RR Gd AT E R pref 70 8000 NY ting RR..... 108 600 Til Cer do. 107% 1000 Chi&N W Ist m $1 100 Mich fo & NER 65% 1000 Chi& Alt istm 100 160 do. . 65% 10000 Am go! WO 184 C00 TI Con RR, 1l4 33 she Phenix Bank 106 500 Chi & NW RE ay 20 Hanover Bank. br — Mg Co los 200 100 ° < hoo do... [810 aa 39 Del & Tod Canal bo » 600 ChIANW IR pro 61 200 ContralConlGo.. 68% 12 G0. .eceesee OOM 6% Oumb Coal pref. 71 do, cio a1 6.0 WyomingVailico 60 6 & RkT RR. 994 100 American Coal Co 83 0 pay is 200 Canton Company 331¢ 400 ‘ 100 N ¥ Central RR. 106} 100 a 10 1 500 se O OOM 60 100 Mil & iia WRR 38 1” 110 New Jersey iR.. 150 150 000 Fine, PWach RR 90 100 t “4 90 200 1 90 200 4c 1064 ioo Chie Shion ke 816 700 Erie Ri, Oh mh O.ceeeeees BT SBCOND BO Hare-rarr fwo o'Cuoce P.M. bm USO’ 20's, ¢ 110% 900 she Hud Riv om ue do..new ine 110 40000 US 6's,5-20',rg 100 4000 US 6's, to-4o'ae af 0000 > 200 Mich Genital 100 MichSo&NInd 100 Ill Central RR 30 guia Higéo 17 wn x BR, 108% 0000 $00 the ou i pref ‘ts oon & 600 Chic ag rn prof oo 100 4 Ke ef, ee ae ciITy COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuespay, March 14—6 P. M. Astms.—Receipts 10 bbls. Market dull and prices nominal, ~ Bueapsturrs.—Receipts, 6,889 bbis. flour, 65 bbls. and 1,887 bags corn meal, 9,825 bush. corn, 7,146 do, oats. The flour market opened moderately active and firm for the low and modium grades of State and Western flour, but closed dull and heavy for all kinds, owing to the tumble in gold. The demand was confined to the most urgont requirements of the local trade, and we hare only to re- Pe 7,000 bbis, Sate and Western, 900 do. aegranalio do. Canadian. No sales of rye flour, and the market was scarcely @o firm. Corn meal was in active request, the sales reach ng gbout 1,200 bb's. at $7 $7 25 for Jersey, and $8 25 for Brandywine. Corn meal, puncheons, —The wheat market "continued very wore 2c, a 3c. lower, and a further dec! would have Roar ceca” teiteden to alot txikn te any considerable extent. The only sale we heard of was 4,000 bushels ordinary winter red Western at $2 20. Ry: continued quiet at $1 55 a $1 64 Barloy was dull but firm, in view of the small supply. Malt was in inci domand and firm, with sales of 1,200 bushels at $2 20. The corn market'was rather more’ active at a decline of 8c. a bc. ; sales of 37,000 bushels at $1 60 a $1 64 for new yellow, $1 7934 for inferior old mixed Western, and primo do. on private terms. Oats were heavy and lower at $1 11 for Western and $1 08 a $1 10 for Jersey. Brsewax.—No sales have transpired since our last and prices were wholly nominal. Corrue.—The market continues quiet, and currency rates are lower, owing to the fallin gold, while gold rates romained about the same, Yesterday a sale of 200 bags St. Domingo was effected at 183¢c. gold. We quote Rio coffe, prime, 21%0.; good do. 20540. a Z1o., fair do. 193¢c. a 20c., ordinary do. 18. a 183c., fair to ae cargoes 190, 8 20c., Java, mats and bags, 22i0. a Maracaibo and Laguayra 200. a 213¢0., and St. Domin, 18%c., all for gold, Ret a oy ‘paid. Stock, M: 14, 1865:—Rio, 83,31 Java, 77,896 do. ;’ Ceylon, 6,872 do. ; Maracail peopl Pritt Bahia, '5,973 do. ; St. Do- mings, 30 2,660 do., and other descriptions 1,290 do. ‘rota aches METER were steady at previous rates. Sperm and patent were dull and scarcely 80 firm. Corrrr.—ince our last report the market has been eharacterized by dulness and depression, and prices of lake have declined 3c. a 3¢c., while other kinds declined miterially, The sales were confined to about 50,000 Ibs. at 42c. 0 42:40. for lake and 41¢. for Baltimore; alo 25,000 Ibs. lake on private terms. Gorrox.—Tho heavy fail in gold completely unsettled the market and very litle business was consummated, there being no domand outside of the most urgent wants of spinners. In prices we have to note a decline of 2c, r Ib, on the choice grades, while prices of ordinary qua- ity dechned 3c. a dc. , with 3 sales of 450 bales. We quot: "Upland. Florida, Mobile, N.O. niet and ine of 3c. a eee | see & Ordinary... 68 i) Middling.. 0 a n Good middiin; 72 Druas axp ‘is. —The market was dull my sn | » 80 firm. The only sales we heard of were 10 tons ash, 25 do. caustic soda, 100 casks bleeching powders, all on private terms. u1T.—The fall in gold restricted business somowhat, rices were without essential change. Sardi it were in small supply, sold to the extent of 1 cases half boxes at 55c. ; uedoc almonds MESO beck nee Dagon rata at $610, and 150 do. layer do. at $625, Also 70 bbls. currants, in small lote, reported at 183/¢, a 18%c, .—] wry cod continues Brand and in eect of of ae floating ‘cargoes the sales have been ponel rey penaning some S00 aor a $5 102 tor George and Bank. Mackerel were steady at $17 50 for No. 1 bay, $15 50 for No. 2 do., $25 for No. 1 shore ‘and $18 for No. 2 do. Herring were without essential change in value, the demand continuing moderate. ‘Were again very ol and rates were entirely Famers nominal Goods wero shipped to Liverpool American veasel aoe ‘One-half what ‘way dei ue fow weeks ago. ‘were:—To Li I 200 boxes bacon peng lote tallow at 86, 6d., per Taba ata 8d, 300" do. lard at {On 1,000 packages " a 0. at cheese at 168. 800 bbls. pork at 1s. 64, sna dao bales cotton at id; and to ‘Antwerp 26 casks ashes at 23e, 6d. Guywy CLomm continued dull, but — at 223¢6. pee Baca Che a, nar payne a but the market was qu! ‘e quote from 393c. Horr. —‘The market es Sseeedete consumption, for the prime whieh ar. scarce and wanted. Common grades were in small supply. Sales were 110 balés at 30c. a 50c. for new growth and 25c. a 38c. for old do, Hay. —Ship) mone quiet at $1 68.0 $1 70, and retail lots at Hips.—A eens has prevailed for dry hides un- til to- lay, when the fall in gold had the effect to restrict b sino-8, and to render prices entirely a . me sales were 3,000 nae WH Ibs., at 16c., gol s'aughter, cow, at 1 California, 20 Ibs. peimad at 16%6c., gold; 2,700 ‘Orinoco, 1,250 Buenos Ayres 300 Matainoros, ali on private terms, We quote, on @ basis of 186 per cent fur gold: Buenos A’ B40. a 350, Rio Grande, 20: se; Oxinoco, 200. a B00; Califor bia, 2930. Agi Central American, aT Ke. “a 28346. ; Vora Crux, 26:. a 27c, : Tarnpico, 2c. a 26c. ; Bogota, 270. Maracaibo, 25c. a 26c.; Western, 2c. a 236. Bahia and Porto Cabello, 246. a be. ; , Curacoa, St Domingo and Port au ., and Sierra Leone, 32¢, a dc, —No eales worthy of m ‘ntion have transpired since our last, and prices were entirely nominal. Leap continues dull ang nominal at 6%c., gold. Luanren.—For hemiogk the inquiry aa ‘beer. limited, aad prices may be quoted a trite off. Rece pts smull. Oak wags in good demand and firm owing tothe reduced stock. We quote :—Hemlock, Buenos Ayres heavy, at 383¢c. 39c., middle do. at 33e. 9e., and light do. at ‘300. a3ic., California heayy and midd ile 8c, a 39c., and Mgt do. 26c. a 37c., Oronoco, &e., heavy and middle, at 3536. a and light do, at She a 850. Oak,. heavy and at 0c. a Sze., and light do, at 48c. a 520, Mots sks.—There was less firmness noticable in the market, and prices of all kinds were lower, though New Orleané, which is in smal feupply, was without cssential ohange. Sales unimportant. Navat Storss.—Owing to the small receipts the mar- ket was dec.dedly firmer, prices baving further advanced bo, a 10c., with a mand, the sales of turpen ine reaching “about 100 bbls. at $2 05 « $2 10. Rosin were firm at $20 a $25 common strained, with sales of 160 bbis. Tar continues firm, and dn moderats re- quest at $7 a $8. Pitch duil, and jeices wore wholly nominaily unchan zed. Owe.—The market for crude firh continues very dull, and prices remained about the same. Lard oil was lower. Retail lots could be bought at $2 10. Linseed wassearcely so tirm, and there was po inquiry. We quote the range from $1 55 to $1.57. Other kitids ¢miinued very quiet, and prices were entirely nominal Paovisioss,—Reoeipts, 713 bbls. pork, 125 pkgs, beet and 1,869 do, cut meats. There was less activity in t © pork market and prices wer on lly lower, The sales | on the spot wero 4,000 bbls. at $24 1255 9 $id 60, closing | at $34 1234, cash, for new mess; $32 a $32 25 for 1863-4 do., cash and regular way, closing at ($52 25; $29 for prime, and $33 a $34 50 for prime mess;"also for future deliv 500 bbls. prime moes, buyer all March, at 5, and 1,500 bbls. new moss, part May, buyer's op. reported at $34 75. Beef waa dull and heavy, and t shoe downward. Soles 760 bbla. at $17 a $20 | for plain mess, and » tierce beef was modern $19 50 a $22 50 for extra ; y active, with salsa Or 250 ston. indie aan and Prime do, oa private terma, Beef hams were dull and declining, 400 bbis. at $25 a $26. Dressed hogs wore dull and hoavy, aod quotations nominal, Ba ‘was scarcely 80 firm and less active. Sales 600 boxes at 18%¢c. a 19}¢e, for Cumberland cut, 19346. for long ribbed, 20¢. for short do., and 20%. fur tong clear in mall lois Cut meats wore dall and lower, with sales of $20 packages at 17c, a 17%. for shoulders, and 18%. a19%c. for hams. The lard market continued doll, and prices were lower. Sales | 1,850 bbls. and tierces at 18 '4¢. a 22¢. for No. 1 to fair to | prime steam and kettle rendered. Butter steady at our i ba, quotations. Cheese was steady at lic. a 2éc. for common to prime, Parrnonmum.—Reeeipre, 2,388 bbis, The fall in gold completely unsettled the market, and rendered prices. entirely nominal. The Hiberal reces Cr exerted @ depress ing iutivence on erude, which sold lower than at any time for many months, The nominal quotations are a 58e, for crude, 64¢. for redmed in bond, and S4c, The ealew were confined to about 1,050 bbis, on the spot at our quotations. Benzine was steady ; 1,000 bbls, In bond sold for export at 28e, Kcr — small rates were made at 11¢., indicating @ de- cline of Te. as compared with our last rates, Srice continue dull, and prices were lower, except for cassia, Which commanded previous rates, in View of the | | | smail stock. The only sale we heard of was 1,000 mats | emssa at $4 | Skix#.—The comand for goat cont'tmes moderate, the business being confined to the immediate wants of manu- | fucturers, anc are declining with gold. For doer | there was only t an and our quotations | are nem/ni 1 We quote:- ‘ampioo, £00, a he 5 per ih; Matainoros, 773¢¢. a 800.; Vera Cruz, Tbe . ; Buenos Ayres and Payta, 60c.'a 660. ; Curacao, Bbc., aid Capo, 60¢, a 62 gc peure”.—We have only to notice small eales of Si- lesion at Te, SiGae.—The heawy fall in gold completely unsettled the market and very little business was consummated, | and prices declined ic. per lb. Fair refining may be quoted at 18%. The only sales we heard of wore 102 hhda, Cuba muscovado at 1éc. a15%e., and 50 boxes Havaua at 14% 0. Refined was dull an¢ ike. a go. lower, at 250, for powdered, crushed and granulated. SaLr.—The market was dull and heavy, and we have ho sales of importance Mo report. Ve notice sales of 15,000 ibs. Western at STEARINE, — De. pxepe.—Of clover we notice sales of 200 bags at 241¢c. 8 250. Timothy remained steady at our last quotations. Other kinds continued dull at our quotations, toaalian mig, he and lower. note sales of six lish a old, and 250 pigs Strait Piates wore wominal at $4 18 fort. Cecharcoal, ne lower, with sales of 85,000 Ibs. at 140, Whtsaey.—Reooipts, 400 bbls. ‘The market was rather more ac ive and firmer. Sales of 500 bbla Western at $2 25, closing with holders aking higher prices. Wor. —The market continued auth and prices were nomina’. Lowor rates would be accepted for large low. ee 4 Domestic feeoes to anyanount could be obiained at Wec.. 2 RR. .b60 60 | and tho best Suxony fleeces would scarcely command a me do. Chie & Ri 1widRR on 8c. a $1. All kinds, tend, downward. The sales were 00 do. Pitt, > ea MiIRR 88)¢ | confnd to about 75,000 Ibs. State and Western fecous, 100 Erie RE prof 610 8534 | at from 760. to 9ic., including unwashed at O26. Sales of Real Estate at Auction, By Adrian H.. Muller, P. R. Wilkins & Co, Houso and lot, No. 149 Woustor House and lot, No. 164 Laurens st Houso and lot, No. 143 Laurens st, 1. 8. 119th at., com o1 25x100.11, each. 1 lot adjoining, 25x100.11. 1 lot jolning, 25x100.11.. 2 lots adjoining, 265x100. 11, ming, 26 n. llot 1 lot adjoin ng, 25x100.11. FINANCIAL. (EN YHAnS Loan. $500,000, BROOKLYN. OUNTY KINGS COU noon SEVEN PER CENT. Orrica, 18 Coune B ‘The County Treasurer hereby 4 Jovites a of one thousand dollars an 10 ‘$500,000, other by bap. ofthe Inge rs of ad Uy Pt pe of fe “the ry 6 last Subscribers will rece recelve “Oertificates Dearing interest from the date of ‘until the bonds "The bonds will bear interest at the rate of seven per cent pér anni annually, to wit:—On the first days Be'May and Noveraber, Ti ‘will be due and paye- Die on the first day of May, Fie ai Re stan eter ‘OTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. 4 The directors of the Ohio Petroleum saitgohic have de- clared a Cividend a os Sars two per cane a 1¢ of be of i gompany, No. Ne. iow ‘The transfer books will be closed from the 10th to the 20th a rectors have resolved to make their Girigends quar tery ‘or the fu future. ALLEN D. VORCE, Secretary. EMITTANCE TO THE OLD QOUmPEE —rArecore, ‘Brothers & Co., 86 South continue to issue drafts for any amount—available Ireland, Bootland and Wales, at lowest rates. ITED STATES ONE AND TWO YEARS’ FIVE PER UN Gin Notes and old Untied Sinten Treasury Notes dio, purchased at the highest premium by F, f. JAMES CO., 45 Wall stree BSTERN VIRGINIA OL LANDS.-90.000 ACRES, from throe dollars 4 three hun per acre} tUtles warranted, HAYES & STEPHENS, 4 22 Pine street. ANTED—FROM $1,000 TO $5000, TO BXTEND A ware Manufactas established, Address Ewsex Manufacturing pUDy, Noemi =a: 1. 30 FORULAF Fare OVERNMENT NTS. ALBERT II, NICOLAY & 00, LLIAM STR! ¥. F ve in. ani Bumerous cus- jeasur Public, that they to ha ‘appointed ape AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE ee LOAN. ‘THESE BONDS iy TS8t IN SUMS OF and DATED AUGUST iD ARE CONVERTIBLE ar HOLDERS. IN THRE! oy ane POPU: gee vee NICOLAY & CO. meee AUCTIONEERS, DROKIRS Uz 8. GovBRRMENT Lo wer WILLIAM ST! NEW YORK. $173.00 TO LOAN pe hey PER CENT INTER- on feal estate Gamat oo NOE F aah igs Fire Inaurance $300.000 cece tverteit sepeny es ENT |, No. tg Pine street. MISCELLANEOUS. KS ere ving beaks im area Ui Bieies having bea UP HO! ens, ought for \HILDREN'’S TYRIAN _SHOES, Y THIS HANDSOME LB SHOR NING Eatin Fates IN PUBLIC FAVO! oy SOLD THROgUHOUT THe UNITED TATE Aa Unlike all other shoes, these ar¢ bat ihe soverel parts are ‘tieans of a canis ‘which enters the Abre,» indurates the leu and then, bys peculiar process, ail is consolidated in one compact w! Each pair is warranted, and will stand the est of actual For sale at every store. BUY THEM AND SAVE MONEY. ese LEGALLY PROCURED OR DEFENDED.— cP 00d. gae6e prosecuted without fee in advance, Aavice teas and confi M. HOWES, Attorney and Counsellor, 78 Nassau mee ARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, SLATE REPRIGE: Tators, Wasbiubs, Sinks, and ail'kinds of Marble and Blate Work. STEWART, are ‘Canal street, Three doors east of Broadway. ‘ARBLE MANTELS.+A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON hand, at lower prices than at any other establishment in this city. A. KLABER’S Mantel Works, No, 109 East Eighteenth street, near Third avenue, N. Y. Cut this out, ORWAY IRONS,—THE GENUINE UB IRON, NAIL- rod sizes and squares; also other brands of ‘Norwas ‘and Swedes Irons, for sale by WM. JESSOP & SONS, Jolun street, New York, and 147 Milk street, Boston, EW BOOKS, NEW, SUBJECTS IN CARTES DE 4, Visita Mlorogocple Charms. ‘Send for new catalogue to GOMPERES bu Purchasing Agency, 73 Nassau it a HIGHEST os PRICE PAID FOR OLD NEWS. Papel ah eis, Books 8 and Waste Paper of eve description. TSTCKWELL & EMBERSON, 8 Ann street, one door west of Nassatt street. ANTED SINGER'S, SEWING MACHINES, XO. 2, long arm, in running order. Address box 4,221 Post tating full particulars. Also an Eyeletting Machine, BOARDING AND acaba Avr = ‘te City -Hall, of - gene iB, 2390 Rooms, oral WITH BOARD, AT TS. RENT—FU 160 West Thirteenth street, oes SINGLE GENTLEMEN.—A Brio aig ea eee = YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN mE accuonss. ed with Board, to private family. juire in the fancy fe WO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE A0- Private Sh Th Bast Fourth utreat,near Becond avenue T's oR tin erat eae es | y o'suit the tines a 163 Bast ‘ANTED—A COMFORTABLE ROOM, WITH BOARD, for a gentleman, in the flctnity of f Filty-Grat street fumnily preferced. venue; private tose. 8 WANTED UNFURNISHED, ROOM AND BEDROOM: ATS, RES? Foreenrst ¥ Board for lady and child, partial board nan ; rnished Butt of Rooms without private table; no ebildren S taken’ uaa co C., box I Reraid oli. bt tree fri di WEP a ee avenue and not avenue, a Fus- ahod oon, with or widiout Board ‘Address. Nelson, a reas oom wh A Foune. LADY, A FURNISHED with Board, in a private fa! , Or where there BEDROOM TO BE LET_WITH BOARD, IN A so ay al a gg, 2 pSaeamer Sayseemolsetes | ake teria Fos om re the Ist of May. Waeretrs.: Good eee OB AN Au RaTrEE SRC. A Fora agg tan especie Fem? fo a Tard ith awilow ted oy Sr vorusth aurea, price ‘adress, a boarders app. Uoulars, B., Herald oflce. Greatation FE VERY DESIRAB! CONVENTE! "ANTED_FOR A LAD GENTLEMAN OF RE- See er een | Nommen sah aren per are no ‘aD city. ‘30 West Twenty. street, near ear Fifth avenue. Tobe unoburusive 1 Pay in advance. Piguress Mra. Ee HANDSOME! FURNIS! UTH SR fon § ye I paltable for oe Ween ROOM, FOR A YOUNG MARRIED in ‘erms oderale Uemen ongnatieeen ant and their wives, Grst class @ family of refinement, at 49 Weat Twe street. A. ial bmi io BOOM—ON SECOND 8TO! rece ih ih partioulars T NewSian, dation , Eighth WAsTED—A FURNISHED PARLOR AND od Jn pei , convenient to, Brevoort or Hoffman House; bent referenes Tou ‘Address W. 0. H., som square Post ollce, a —THREB OR YOUR YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE Board at $60 Grand street. from $5 upwards; Bnd wife. No ioving in May. be ah at oy Termathoterate bee pa a, N Mba a ih py ROO! CA! RPET, wanted—by. fe ana teh, in a private family, with Boned, betwen ¥ Fourteenth and Fortioth streets. ‘Addréda, staiing terms, £0., A. 0-, ioraid oflce. : EAST TWENTY-RIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN vis ah Madison, aronuce —Ewe Réoms on third ‘one large end one small. Dinnor GREENE STREET (IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF pite,dest, hotels nd restaurants)—Eurnished Rooms gentlemen only.” Rooms ‘Rooms from $1 76 to $4 per week. SbS x pul tke thea vita dow lady 0 arrte foly erences required. Address J. EK. M. D., Herald office. EADY OR A LADY AND. ie CAN BE ve sccomamoda handsomely Fur. shes eee eile cee "ot, wlihout Board for ‘Apply House very qulet 52 Bh Fe thet arn wis SECOND AVENUE. arn partments, with Board, for ainglo gentlemen.” References exchanged, Sel at West Thirty-sixth street. 10 NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO LET, with Board, one large Room, suitable for two gen: bapapceste hry gee HAVING A EARREOME 0 ray pe iemen, Alao one single Room. mon oF a gentle: set i cead far. 5. WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.. gerd abe pti Riahed or unt ed. Address H. W., Geena | J Rooms for gentiemen, with or ‘without partial street, for one week. 5 Bouse modern; location desirable. SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN A HAND- front Room, Board, at 61 Clinton 156 PAIOR, STREET —st. CLAIR HOUSE CELE. it muita ting mecmary for Roatan ping, inluding as a wi h acne. 1G5 BLEECKER, STREET, OPPosITR DEPAU floor, furnish: somely furnished panne Fifth avenue aad Brevoort House. Unexcep- reference required. =| as 1%, 176 AND 178 BLEECKER Broadway, pleasant ent Board, Trou to Sib. Aled at Clitwood shore, 136 hour from New York by steamboat Matienwan. LAROR, PLEASANT ROOM OW FIRST, FLOOR, I ty th to let, with Board. Apply ati? Waverley Placa” Rerorenses exchanged. HANDSOME SUIT OF FRONT ROOMS ON SECOND ‘Board; references A fori Iwi ee SUIT OF SIX with excol- on sea Doro ae handsome Front Room, on the first Board; references exchanged. COUNTRY BOARD. A’ SUMMIT, 7501 J. BONE Hc HOUR FR FROM 2 NEW Y per Morr! Railroad; unui aan ated, vt aay coe _ Boveral suite'of large airy in be Bad, with Board npr desirable House, suitable 4 for re iawen wo 1E AND HANDSOMELY FUR- Boa LAR@ ‘and mountain miles cit th octern see Jongh yd ge] Pp five ee eee eS iuion athe ey [DSOME ROOM ON THE a OUNTRY BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR oy gg fe single gentlemen be ith Board, Re “Apply st Bast Fourveeath c me | By spnivingsat ike corner of iemsoa and Wellias trees os hy ARD—A LARGE ROOM ON THE SECOND sToRY, | rowagrg. SSS Be to lot with Board, tne aret clase ‘Apply at 165 | [)VEONT Bouse, Saag eae ont ‘STREET, OF] 'POSITE ST. so Rg ee ae sae we = ar and tattle boarders ee Beaute Bese ry a, coma ee eee B., care of now of for pemaneat {and ooniral lovation, His on as iuret bene Broadway, Puriaved Room ros Rouse, Malniligs apd ciamke pomtienoee and permanent __ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. A D tapes | aH STORY HIGH sTOOP HOUBE—BY A A careful ', Or apartments for a dentist of st way. WITH DESIRABLE ROOMS, YOR SMALL as frei grrony mfr cigs Nour, 18 a OARD—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR pastaian FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—BY A GENTLE- Bue led Hah Week man and wife; would board the owner: good reference. aly. _ Taquige at ena scare ‘Address Furnished House, station E, Eighth avenue BOARD; VERY DESIRABLE ROOM Bound, tn a private funnily, at No. Dinnor at ne. Refererices exchanged. POARP.<A ROOM SUITABLE FOR A GENTLEMAN nd hie wife or two aingle, gentlemen, with, Rourd, at 118 West Twenty-third street. juired, Beare WANTED—ABOUT APRIL 1 OR MAY 1, INA a TO LET, WITH ir Fourth avenue. PART OF A HOUSE WANTED-BY A SMALL reapoctable family, for housekeeping, with a nice quiet family. atany time before the 34 of Saeco firen, Please address, with rent, &c., W. H. 0, 2,081 Post office, New Yor ‘AGE WANTED—FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished, within a short distance of the ofty; location near the Ses dehy Address, voor oe ing terms, size of house, box 1,500 Post office, FOvE, OF, FIVE Rooms, WITH GAS AND WATE wamned ey, a ries and wife, no children, {i Pistory getorgnces, Aadress, stating rock sai factory referen: re . 8., Brooklyn Post office, FOUSE WANTED—DY A FAMILY OF THRER, WHO have occu; ir present residence for the past ten yom must bay Ul the modern improvements and be be- ween Third and Seventh avenues and Tenth and Twenty- seventh alrects: rent not to exceed §1,200a year. Address hevalier, 318 Weet Twenty-third strect. OUSE WANTED—IN A a00D tome ggg treed 4 convenient of access and moderate rent; a House wit vate {amily for gentleman, wife, two children, mit and nervat ale on first or second floor. Boat of leferences given. Will furnish rooma, except sith Idestred, and be permanent if sulted. Address with full particuiars location, rooms and terms, which be reasonable, W., por 2,056 New Yerk Post office. OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, IN A SMALL private family, with no other boarders: widow preferred; charges moderate, Address M. O. B., office, OARD 18 WANTED—BY A. GENTLEMAN, FOR HIM- ae a private family. Sntininctery refer. nce stven, jai thelr own furniture, Address, stating terms, A., vox 1,607 Post office. OARD WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG -i@, Im Brooklyn, Jersey City or New York, not below {CY TO SELL GOODS ON Cox. mission by sample. Address H. A. Almonte, Herald VV ANTED—TWO SEC Beven feet six inches. io thick, “Apply at 227 Washington str 1D IRON COLUMNS, foot square, one incl _ DR ¥ _GooDs, H. MACY. NOW OPENIN: FULL STOCK Tow: SEKEEPING go0De LINENS, LIN- BN SHEETINGS, COTTON Watts G8, SPRING TRADE, 1865. DOYLIES, WHITE GOODS, FLA! become BO CASLS BES 7 TY BLEACHED har pad EQUAL IN QUALITY TO WAMSUYTA, SELLIN 3 CASHS 44 B BLEACHED: MUSLINS, Me. A YARD, OPEN NING 20 DOLEN BEST QUALITY LADIES), AND CHILDS" Bxcuae AND % HHUA COTTON HOBE FROM THE ‘T MANUFACTURERS. BROWN SUPER STOUT HALF FULL REGULAR TRON FRAME FAR BELOW REGULAR PRIORS, REAL s A PAIR, seo DOAN LADIES? HOSE, 4s. 64., OPENING. ON LACES, VERY DES eae bf 0) OPENING. FULL me Ri H, SEEMAR AND CROTCHET EDGINGS NB TRIMMINGS or EVEIG, DESCREPT ON, DOZEN LADIES we ary! NE EMUROIDE Di KE HA NDRERCILIEES CHILDREN'S HANDKE HIBPS, SILK Ch HES Kat DEMsTiTCh HAXDKERC wcll, much below an OPERONS. 11s THE NEW SPRIN eareue FINE PRENON FLOWERS HATS AND HAT FRAMES, PARASULS AND SUN UMBIGB ELLAS, Ri a N COMBS AND BRU: AND ori SEASON ADL rae iti BEST OPENING, rig " AND GENTLE. Tew rots all sy NEW 8) eat in all iri wy TLV IBD amped D; CLOAK AND) MANTILLA THON RIBBONS, &0. oan ING, FULL ASSORTMENT OF Aj ron A FIRST CLASS YANKEE NOHON AND cam Speaiee au, rine Go its, PARIS KID GLOVES, Funder ular ‘AIRS BEST vAetTy % ¥ VES, a hive Rea in stock, rua mart do ge yale Aste 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, near ane, MULLINERY, ned LARGE AND ELEGANT ge et inn A oF ony ie A Millinery now ready for the wholesale trade NS", 687 Broadway. ADAM. MARRIS.—JUST RECEIVED, THR FIRST i tation of Bonuets and Flowers for the trade. No.7 Brevoort place (Tenth treet), few doors from Broadway. errr GOOD8 OFFERED LOW FOR BALE— ee the business, Inquire at 166 Sixth avenue; alro the ner Somtees te let. Mirae FALOONI, 235 SIXTH AVENUE, yeryean rourternth and Ficteentn wireeta, has now roady iy Inapeetion the latest Paris styles of Spring Bonaela for the Fourth street, Terms must be moderate, i Sor o ‘rons er for three days, stating terms, &e., D. 5 DOK with Tail particulars, House, Ad a 4 Xow OARD WANTEDIN BROOKLYN, IN THE VICINITY ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—UNFURNISHED, FOR of the Brooklyn bpm fora young married couple. th gprs keg aw trons $300 to Address, for one week, teria, Wiliain, Brooklyn | Address, stating a_and price, W., 73 University pl Post office. OARD WANTED—WITH SOME §MALL, UNORTRU- sive famtly by a widow Indy. jon must be agree able (above Torenty-third street) Vand expense moterese, “a8; dress, with Mrs, Stuart, station D. BSS WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, emt sido, in a private fainily, where the comforts ne.cat be had; @, liberal compensation given. Ad- tin i particulars, J. 1 , box 3.921 Pont office. — WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG in some private Catholic family, where she can have the ‘comfort of a home. ton ween 20th st. and Yorkville. Addreas Boarder, station F, New York. OARD WANTED-—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, CIIILD HE WHOLE OR foro PART OF A HOUSE wanted, in a a. neighboorhoog from May 1. Feterences given. No. 10 Spruce street. WANTED—A FURNISHED COTTAGE, WITH STABLE, within an hour of New York and accessible by car, Address L. I. Howe, 194 Broadway, ANTED-ON OR ABOUT THE 1ST OF MAY, BY A ‘young bachelor, in a strictly private house. Sitt Hall Bearoga or deer above ‘parlors, wnfurnianed, with the exception of carpets; must be a modern built house, in good location; up town preferred; if ued will be permanent. Addre #, stating terms, loeation, &¢., Bachelor, station A, Spring street. We gaaiout SMALL, HIGH STOOP HOUSER, IN A J location, up town, for a geutieman and wife; @ Gnd nurse, #9 0 aivtetiy private family} hae aa Any TUF. | iwo aiery house, preferted; must hate all modern Tmapron nish rooms. Address, giving references, Inenta: Bent references given. Address F., box 8,048 Tost Herald office. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A NEATLY FUR- nished Room, on second floor, with bath room adjoin- ing. Apply at 134 Hoary street, near Wall and Fulton ferrice, ROOKLYN BOARD.—T0 LET, TO A OUNTLEM A and wife, or single jlemen, y fucnieted Tear Partor, in pleasant house, ‘Apoly Bele Baltic st, bag ae ght —A GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMO. with partial Board, in a strictly private French famiy ai 164 Clinton sirest, wihin @ few minutes’ walk of South and Wall street feeri URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN A PRIVATE FAMT. with of without Board. Also an unCurnished oom, with References exchanged. Apply at 8 West 27th at, Feenty-aiath ROOMS TO LET.—APPLY AT 174 BAST VANTED—COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY, PROM MAY ‘: Jatpe x eoaies ot over redee hours’ a MJ ; must be mode! repair, Wi anda bie. Address A. B., vor so Post omes, wr ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, three or four unfurnished Rooms, without board, near Washington or Union square, Addregs, with particulase and terms, box 708 Pom office, ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, WIFR ‘and sorvant, no children, Part of « first casa’ House, convenient for housekeeping; second floor i ‘erred; tween Third and Seventh avenues, =" i first Son Ubesveptionable reterences given. ‘auted, 92 Broadway. . ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE, BY A SMALL FAMI- ly of adults, in a pleasant ‘neighborhood, between ‘Third aud Fiftioth streets, east of Broadway, mt © moderate rent, Acdross J. K., box 1,257 New York Post oflice, Weare — Bap ty — Fg A eee. FUR. dopot ot steamboat Jandiig and not more than an howe and « halt ‘or two hours ig ith particulars, for three days, Versit odasy en ee ANTED—IN A QUIBT HOUSE, WHERE NO OTHER lodgers are taken, & handsomely furnished Bedroom, for a mayan genta without bo age rent tn_ advance. Addrees, stating fu julara, H. X., station G, New York, th street, New York. RNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO LADIES AND gentlemen, with Board for the lady only, at 240 Blecoker, corner of Cornelia street, above Carmine. URNISHED ROOM, WITH BREAK AST, WANTED < fi vate family; ro! terms, ANDSOME APARTMENTS OR THE WHOLE BEC. a Floor, oF BET. aireen near Brow 7, eae Beard, 0 ects Isat Apply at 74 WAxTEDITO RENT, IN Tits orty, FOR A PRI- ‘0, 3% WASHINGTON PLACE—TO LEY, Wie tun. betore N° nalts ose one large Parlor, on the drat doer, and's Fo Pe oe 8 ingryrenta A a re ‘fating focadon se I ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS, WITH w* NTED—IMMEDIATELY, ‘Two OR j- ‘brea fant, desired by two young gentlemen, in's private furnished Rooms, for housekeeping, hy ieee by with modern improvements, in the Heighbornod of | Location west of Broadway. Address, tinting Particulars, a3 ser Mgdinon square. Addreae, with f ¥.'B., Tenth avenue and Twenty-first street, ovsl yard. by Sn ae oe, POURTH LOFT, Uhh J ween Canal and Chambers a! Feet, ens or ha lway. Address box Post odice, fall partiou- Wa ao TELY, TWO UNFURNISHED for house! within two hourw ride or a servant. Terms moderate; rmanent, Address A. B. H., station G, New given juired. and req «4 TO LET—WITH BOARD, x A FRENCH Fa. my, as 610 Brcond ‘avenue, near Tuity-eighth street, modern improvement he as has all the and is newly ES EY Toutes FURNISHED BEDROOM AND PARLOR, igo Hack. Parlor, wi Hoard Apply ut 104 Wes 64 Wont 4 Thirty-sixth streot, aT ae T° Toda Ra EA hy FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Phyvlclan’a family, where real home comforts can be enjoyed. 90 Weat Twenty-seventh st. ANTED—PART Sh A Li bal FOR have rama, 10 LET—A LARGE php Re BU the wrest See, Oat voen eT ie Fes remy fAfth em Tovactrogeadan “iy Re SARS aR hing done ‘aro ‘MBER OF COUNTRY iehed, for ay rate ull N.C. Pana SIAR HF REE A 10 LET—A FINE LARGE BDON. FURNISHED HAND. family soavenions to all a ine Wee eR ATELY. A ge ; furnished and 7 fret ANTED--A, FURNISHED COTTAGE, TO HIRE BY ate family, ns: lent to seh srhin abe Ha voalihy i 15 Woot Forty: Wier A SMALL Iriunout children, part of & Howes, wit improvements, In go ego hoo” below ‘Thirtieth Aadroas Willlatas, station D. | event Sveuues preferred, wCa MODERN, tig A I a PR hg BY 10 LET.—A PHYSICIAN, WITH WIFE ONLY, IN A fine street and good ho house, will Het alt but wo farataed Foome ene er Board, Condiio ns. Small family of adul bie, use! Phyrtotan, ition By Bight avenue, 0 LET—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, ON th a, bath room, sultable out Fifteenth sireok, bet ; breakfast if desired. ng paren, WEL A bale 2 PARIOR IN tenican ? FA onee, the no st of May, by an exodlient, ; ultable for s Indy and or. for Whsoated deren tors hele elonete, game be cman et, ‘Sak Teun ae rents ‘ork, Ree ANTED—PART OF 4 gaa ve OR SUIT OF APA fend in a f L., Her me Rg Sg hay ay pit ae fey convenes see dee a eS Axoy, 33 sorte Ad Warren TO HI OTT. FIGRY rooma, garden tached, — hour from New York by aun Address, stating “ ‘box. office. ANTED TO HIRE—a by ll OR FOUR erento ay ogee Pe , with When nab Pose 1axlé feet. fect’ “hddreas bax r, fe OOL' Wier, arta ar cL rt waz Ae cen wide de aie ce he ae W2 ior fancy * cality. a = Even see EQ jon D, tee ferred. address) D TO RENT—FOR A OF YEARS, was. eas SEAR er meg fween Chambers street and. Canal, West Broadway a Chatham: 'to be used for the storage ‘of s light artide. roan, stating rent, box 5.074 New fork. Post ofllee. ANTED, TO _RENT—A THRER STORY | HO ‘high stoop, with modern to Thirtieth street. Address box W4S2r,"2 C Sor Pout oalce. small te iy coaderae tea’ fen eee ei. ty 5,080 New York XWVANTED TO HENT—A SMALL MODERN VV House: iat gaatral, od 8 we Ninth. street, Tocatien and rent fouse, J. Ls La, box 8,825 Post WANTED 70 RENT—A HOUSE, WITH THE MO dern improvements; location from Eighth to fey street, between Second and Eighth avenues; $000 to Address H., box 2,415 Post oftice. segue, with ll paroulars, box VERPOOL, TOUCHING AP TEAM WEEKLY TO 7, BRPOOL,, UNG, AT ueenstown tot Pat cin ov BALTIMORE. CITY = WASHINGTON... CITY OF LONDON Payable in gold, oFite raneace in 9 First cabin, 380 . to Bi Bo. to, to Hambu a ai ty Quconniawa™ First oa gable, $75. 535, sugm ts hits at these rates, have superior accommodations for passe» are strongly builtin water tight ron soctions, frteat tre anntators. Experieuced surgeons are her informauion hea ct amt’ eee NEE 01 0. O GEYMOUR & CO.; In Le onion te M. King Willis Wiliam st ; in Paris to JUL Be bebo e Notre Dame Place. de Ia phia to JOHN SO. D. 11 Welaah eineet or os the Comm Pany's oMlees. nN a. rr cane STOW, eure eatin. ‘PASSAGE MONEY vasehan woney bie eae waste Ceres or i ecto, we CUNARD, No. 4 Bow Nou RASA OE sy, Sch WILLIAMS & GUION, 99 meri LLOYD'S STRAMSH! will sail from the Bremen pier, > March 36, 13 o'clock M., BRE: via SOUTHAMPTON, ati tat Yates, peyablein gold co Ne cquivaleatia ota © frst cabin, $105; second cabin, $08.80; steerage, ye be Lehre. the AMBRIOA 8 by April or PaaS RURTOU HS & CO., 68 Broad —— ‘AIL STEAMERS TO FRAN‘ ERAL Tahar eels MP first clase side-wheel COMPANY peytet FROM sa YORK TO HAVRE. NGTON, “Wed ‘ETTB red: Tara WASHINOTO! First cabin (ined Hog Seconil cabin ( Including table wis semarenle in gold or its equivalent in’ United Siaes T Hedical attendance free of charge For freight or passage meee eB MAOKE NZTR, 0, 7 Broadway, Kew Ye (Grand Boulevard des yi Havre, WILLIAM ISELIN & amen Jysirep st STA’ MAIL LINE FO! Foner ae g mi AANA, vee. The poh ng a 4 hte “hcl en ‘Connecting at Panama wit Moa id Constitution: RIC, (Connecting at Panama si is eran, No, § Bowling Green, For frvigit or passage apply to PPOSTION LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA’ RICARAe gua, —Short rou The Central A: Transit Company will oe fe onthe 20h of from pier No. 29 N rer, st noon, the fine GOLDEN RULE, 1D. 8. Babchek, master, rates of For particulars app muir s TON, Agent, 177 West street corner of Warren street. iB Fy int Mai Lit gg Pda b ggg t 9 Li oady 4 regulart; Tk Kingston, J the 204 of exch month, bt2F For passage, payable in gold Firat Cabin. CHAS. A. _MEVENRY, 26 Broaden HOWLAND & ASPINWALAL, Agente TAVARA- SEs REGUL, id Fig tm i YORE all steamship LIBERTY, for 46 North river fort snore or én on y botereagy 1 x 5 ‘or (Of pamage TTAHGOUS & On, 83 Mouth siroet. OR HAVANA.—THE UNITED it og MAIL heat Gry ~4 EAGL) ‘oan re Ber * 4 ores river, rt fe oases ane xT. M. preciacli, for Havana is a — is ratte! aad Apply to For freight apply Ok NEW beer rs MATS, the sidewheet steams! a, TABERTY, Wilson commander, a Pinter seas sin Hogans, on Satarang, March 1 i Pe arn orte fee a on eat ea] New Ortean by the troops, mh REY wi et pce in the this srt OR Ni the steamabi, Mn CeSATORDAT, Hanoe 1, FM snt toe ra ais ere wes ‘Foe’ froightor waren aBPY i RAYNOR, 10 Barctay sireot, ROM OR TO THE OLD a ‘RY BY AF HUMESON'S Mack Sarl, Omiee ‘atroot. calebrated packet ship JBRH. THOM here 24h inst, AN den IANE.—THE = BRITI ACP ap Ore will be despatched for Melbourne Ln in first cab MAILLER, LORDS Wer 108 Wall street, JPMIGRATION FROM ORMAT BRITAIN AND IREL. Fe" ietieed rstea, Topmoits eetaorated tine of Batts tor any amount et lowest ate. Yor further ys lars apply to TAVSOOTT, BROTHERS & Co. 60 = SS ee) TRAVELLERS GUIDE. NEW, YORK 4x pi Gy By NS gpa sta ay ts 5 ured “a of Westeott's Bae Be Ere Taaldence to ail potnta on this road fA ge BILLIARDS. ILLIARD BALLS, FARO CHECKS, tpn eat gate ae 5 ar vie rote rata iar Tarn fpr Seer, wih Pi nel cen ‘Apply at Pe aS Bogue by, Varta ald nae Re ag yh as 10 Gana stot,