The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Wepxzspvay, March 15—6 P. M. Gold openea weak and feverish at 171—a decline of 4% from the closing price om the call at the evening Ex- change yesterday—and after a series of rapid ductuat:ons dropped to 17454 soon efter noon, A rumor was then in circulation that peace commissioners were on their way from Richmond, and further reassuring reports were received from Sherman and Schofield. For about an hour the price remained almost steady at the latter quotation, when. a reaction took place which carried it to 178%. Meanwhile the failure of two or three minor members of the Exchange was announced, one of whom had bought about a million ast night, the supposition at the time being that he was acting for a leading operator. From the highest point reached there was a decline of 1}, and the market closed weak and unsettled. Tho variations were:— 177 2:20 P. M. ‘The stock market did not sympathize fully with the decline of gold, and at the firss board it was active, al- ‘though heavy. The theory that railway stocks are selling ‘below their real value on a specie Basis, and that there- fore-their market price ought to be uninflienced by any further fall that may take place in gold, is entertained by some; and in view of the heavy fall which has already taken place afew of the “shorts” arc beginning to buy in, The “short” interest ts undoubtedly large, but the ‘efforts of operators for a rise are unaided by outside buyers, and this leaves the market inherently weak. Erie was $ lower on the call than at yesterday's second board, Hudson River 1, Reading 4, Michigan Central 1%, Michigan Southern %, Illinois Central1%, Cleve- land and P.itsburg {, Rock Istard 13g, Fort Wayne 23, Cumberiand 314, Quicksilver 1%. Government securi- ties were depressed. Coupon five-twenties declined %, now issue 34 a 54, ten-forties tf a %. At the open board at one o'clock the market was dull and nearly steady. Erie improved 3. At the second regular board there was a general advance. Erie was 134 higher than at the close of the first board, New York Central %, Hudson River %, Reading %, Michizan Southern %, Illinois Central %, Rock Island 1%, Fort Wayne 1%, Cumberland 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg was 4 lower, Northwestern 3. Government securities continued heavy. Five-twenties of tho old issue were 34 lower, ten-forties 3. At the open board at half-past three the improvement in the railway list continued, During the last three days there has been marked de- Pression and stagnation ip all the merchandise and produce markets, and this was more par- tcularly observable to-day. On the Produce Exchange there were rumors of failures in Philadelphia and elso- where. The decline of yesterday was followed by a still eavier one to-day in wheat, flour, corn, pork and other produce. The fall in pork during the past two days has been nearly two dollars per barrel, making about twelve dollars this season. Petroleum and cotton have sympathized actively with the general markets, the former declining to 38, and the latter to 67 for middlings. There is a settled gloom ' among the mercantile community who hold goods paid for at high prices, and numerous failures are threatened. They now begin to feel that the Legal Tender agt, which increased their nominal wealth, is equally powerful to carry it away again and leave. them poorer than before. The evil of an inflated paper currency is to be found in the evil it inflicts upon trade, by the violent yet subtle Aisturbance of values, At present the fall of gold is;a sensation. There are ‘ton sellers to one buyer in the market, and public senti- ment almost unanimously declares that gold must go much lower. The consequence is that the market will become immensely oversold, and that the fall will be pre- cipitated much beiow the point near which it will settie after this panic of excitemout is over, and that then, after “bottom” has been finally reached, there will be a grand rush of the “shorts” to buy in, and a corresponding re- action in public opinion. At prosent the prevailing idea is that the war is near its end, and thas gold bas no value above par. Money has been rather active to-day, owing to the shifting of loans, and the rate on call has been strictly seven per cent even on governments, Commercial paper is regarded with d'strust, owing tothe depreciation ‘of market values, and the best grade only Is taken at 8 a 10 per cent. Foreign exchange is staguant at 107% for bankers’ sterling at sixty days. The steamer Ocvan Queen, from Aspinwall, brought $431,162 in «pecie. The business at the Sab-Treasury to-day was as fol 8,542,508 3,543,919 i 27,465,299 Subsoriptions to government loan. 642,000 ‘Tho aggregate value of the oxports exclusive of specie, from this port during the week ending March 14, was $3,572,860. The exports for the week compare as follows, with former returns:— 1863, 1864. 1966, ‘or the week... $4,071,229 2.900.146 3,672,800 revionsly roporied.. 35,038,480 30'103,081 43,044, Since Sanuary 1...$40,000,103 32,403,105 47,617,608 The New York imports compare as follows:— Dry goods. gioas ass 2, devas 1 bs Aarapteh Py 5,9 463, »145,081 General merchandise. 2,366,601 2,786,711 2,562,202 Total for the week. $4,291,084 5,250,124 8,705,283 Previously reported.. 31,371,087 42,857,903 22,665,265 Since January 1.....$35,663,071 48,108,027 26,370,548 The commerce of New York from Jily 1, compares as ‘The following is an official copy of the act amending the National Currency law:— Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- | tives of the United States of Ameria in Congress aseen - dled, That rection twenty-one of said act be so amended that'sald section shall rad as follows Sec. 21. And be it further ena:ted, That upon the transfer and delivery of bonds to the Treasurer as pro- vided in the foregoing section, the association mas ing the same shall be entitled to receive from the Comp troller of the Correngy circulating notes of different de- nominations in blank, registered and countersigned qs hereinafter provided, equal in amount to ninety per | centam of the current market value of the United Staves | bonds so transfgrred and delivered, but not exceeding ainoty por certum of the amount of said bonds at the | par value thereol, if bearing interost at a rate not less | thee five per contum per annum; and the amount said circulating notes to be furnished to cach | pr jation shall be in proportion to its paid up | capital as follows, and no more:—To each asso- ciation whose capital shall not exceed five hundred | thousand dollars, ninety yer cenium of such capital; to | | each association whose cap tal is five hundred Hhousand dollars, but does not exceed one million dol lars, eghty per centum of such ¢ to each associa. tion whose capital exceeds one m Ilion ut does exceed three millions of doliars, seventy ve per of such capital; to each association whose cap tal ex eseds thre» millions of dollars,sixty per centum of such ca. ee And that one bh :ndred and fifty millions of dotlars | tire Amount ef circulating notes authorized ty be tions in the States, Territories, ac etn 1 be apportioned to assoc in the District of Columbia and in th ing to repre ulation, and the remainde be apportion cretary of the Treasury among associations formed in the several States, in the Distriot of Columbia and in the Territori xisting banking capital, re State, district and Terrilory. having due regard to rees and business of Stock Exchange. Weoveay, March 15—10:30 A. | 31000 U atin 120 400 sha N ¥ Cout wt ii | 4000 US 6's, "81, reg 110 100 6000 US pe cou 100% 9000. dow... 109% 4000 Us 109 1000 US 6's,5-20,cou 100% 10000, . lo 6000 10000 do 110% 1200 Cley ou iis as 400 830 100 Chi «' x WR... 100 e . “ ee 8444-200 67 33 oni SW pik: 0% 66% 200 by oy ow do. 86; SOALATHRR... 85 SECOND BOARD. Hauy-pact Two o'Oroo« P.M. 100 5000 Ohio & Miss cer 200 shs Cumb Coal pr _ do.. | essontial change. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.‘ Wronepar, March 16—6 P. M. Asuns,—Receipts, 27 bbls, The market contines dull and prices were wholly nominal, Breavcrurre,—Receipts, 3,224 bola, flour, 247 do. and 651 bags corn meal, 1,760 bushols corn, 19,900 do. oats, 220 do. "rye, 6,960 do, barley and 4,715 do, malt, The market for State and Western flour continued very quiet, there being no demand oulside of the immediate wants of the local trade, ang prices were a trifle off, in sympa- thy with the decline in gold; the day’s business was oon- fined to 7,000 bbls. State and Western, 800 do. Southorn and 500 do. Caxadian at our quotations. In rye flour we heard of no movements, and prices were nominal. Of corn meal we notico sales of 250 bbis., at $8 25 for Bran- dywine and $7 40 for Jersey. We quote:— $0 86.010 10 10 30.0 10 45 10 50.0 10 55 10 35 a 10 60 10 70.0 10 90 10 95 a 1d 25 10 60 a 14 60 60 all 60 ‘1 65 014 25 10 40.810 60 Good to choice and 10 70 a 11 60 Rye flour, superfine... 8 00a 8 40 Corn meal, bbis. 7400 8 2% Corn meal, puncheona. 302580 — —The wheat. market continued yery quiet, and a further decline of 50. © 10c. was established. The sales were 80,000 bushels, at $2 124 a $2 16 for amber Michigan, $2 05 for winter red Western, and $2 for No. 1 Milwaukee club. Rye was dull and nominal. Barle; ey and malt continued quiet, and prices wore a trifle o The corn market was very dull and drooping. The onty sales we heard of were 4,000 bushels new yellow Jersey at $1 55.0 $1 58. Outs were dull and heavy at $1 088 $1.10 for Jersey und $1 11 for Brandywine. Cortox.—The fall in gold had depressing effect upon the market, and prices have fuer declined fully 3c. 1 with only a moderate demand from the trade. 350 bales at ovr quotations. Wo quote:— Upland. Florida, “Mobi NOT, Ordinary, M.ddl ng. oT or és Good mddiing, earce, 69 70 70 n Corrrx.—There was rather more activity in the market, ‘and gold quotations remained about the same, while cur- wency rates were lower, owing to tho decline in gold. We notice sales of 5,600 jens Rio, per Solleftea, on. pri- vate terme, and 60 bags St. Domingo at 33c. Corrrr.—The market continues dull and depressed. The decline in lake noted in our last should have been . @ ae per Ib. instead of 3c. a 3¢c. por lb,, as mis- rinted. ¥ Frucuts were duller than ever,and sales were entirely nominal; almost nothing was done, the engagements being contined tog Liverpool, per steamer, 100 boxes bacon at 158., and 400 p! butter at 208, The followin; charters are taken from Lit:— @ New York Shippi The charters arc] w brig, 1,000 bbls. naptha, to Liverpool et 5s. 6d. ; a Brit petrolsum, to Cork for orders, if to the United ae ‘or a port’ on the con: tinent, 6*., or if to Cronstadt 88; a Bremen 400 tons, to Rotterdam, 400 tons logwood at 25s, ; 150 tallow, 22s. 6d. ; 230,000 heavy Pye staves, $30; a Nor- wegian ship, 506 tons, to Malace, light pipe staves, $82 heavy do, ‘$40, ‘and extra heavy do. $45; a brig, 277 tons, to Matanzas and back, sugar, 5c. ; a bark, woe Zaza to New Y York, @bc.; a schooner to Key West, $1; a schooner from Elizabethport to Portland, and one from Elizabethport Py Boston, coal, $4 $4 25; one from Jerse Guy to Boston, $4 15; on 15; ono hence to Portland, fire bri d sand, $4; a tons, to Pernambuco and Bahin and back, errs brig, 220 tons, to St. Jago and back, on private terms. Hora.—The demand continued quite active for all grades, and full prices were realized, especially for prime qualities, which are very scarce, The inquiry was — pally for consumption; sales of 180 bales at 2c. a 45. With fancy at 50c. a S6c., and 25¢. a 38, for old growth.” Hay.—Shipping ruled smay at $1 60 a $1665, and Tetail lots at prices from $1 10.8 $1 15. Motasse.—The mari 80 firm, and out- side of the most urgont wants of the trade there was no demand. We have only to report the sale of 10 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 70c. Nava Srouis.—The market was vi have further advanted, holders deman 20 for small lots, owing 'to the light roca Ne and the ro. duced stock. Ro-ins were steady, with sales of 1: bbis. at $20 4 $25 for common to strained. 0:18. —No raics have transpired since our last of crude fish, and prices were entirely nominal. Linseed was niet at $1 56 a $1 57, with a moderate jobbing demand. Tard continues very quiet at tho recent decline; large lots could be bought at $1 93a $195, while wore offered at $2 05, with ne buyers. Other kinds continue quiet, and prices were nominally unchanged. Prinoceum.—The market was completely unsettled by the tumble in gold, and prices fell 2c. a 3c. for all kinds, with large sales of crude at the roduction. The transac: tions include 4,570 bbis. on the spot and for all the month, at 35¢. a 36}c., and about 1,000 do. refined at 85. a 80c,, In bond, and 79e. «70%. free, Benzine was quict and nominal: Provraons.—Receipts, 991 bbls. pork, 486 pkga. beef, 645 do. cut meats, 721'do. lard and 107 dressed hogs, the demand for pork continued moderate, and prices of new mess declined $1 per bbl. as compared with our last uotatier The sales were 7,000 bbis., at $32 87% a $ia75e ing at $33, cash, for new mens; $31 a $31 50 for '63-4, cash and regular way, Closing at $31 25, cash; $27 60 a $28 25 for ne and $32 25 a $32 50 for prime meas; also for future delivery 3,500 bbls, new mess for M April and May, seller's and buyer's =— at 34 60. The beef market was ll and 1d, and we have only to report sales of 500 bbis at $16 a $19 for plain 4 and $18 50 a $22 for oxtra do, Tierce beef in moderate request, with sales of 100 bbla at $34 for prime mess, Beef hams were only in moderate request; fats 100 bbls, at about $26. Dressed hogs continue dull and nominal, Bacon was dull and lower; sales 850 boxes at 17, a 1730. for Cumberland cut, 186, a 183. for short ribbed, and 184g¢. for long ribbed. Cut meats algo declined materially, with sales of 350 pkes. at 170. a c, for shoulders, and 183¢. a 19, for hams, The slight decline alc, for No. Ito fair to prine steam and kettle rendered. Butter lower, at 16c. a 24e. for Western, and 2c. « Bhc, for State. Cheese dull and heavy at 1c. a 250. for common to prime Srices.—We have no sales to report, and prices were enurely nominal. Svcat.—The market for raw was duller than over, the | sales being confined to 67 hhds. Cuba muscovado, chiefly at Lie. air refining could be bought at 133¢c. "Refined was dull and nominal at 23¢. for powdered, crushed and granulated, T a: as very quiet and 3¢0. lowor, with sales of at 1c. a 136. continues quiet, but Sales 400 bbls, ices were without stern at $2 26. FIN. NITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT, OF FINANCE, J Comptroller's Oftice, Maroh 8, 1865.—Tmj Loans will be received at this of in sums fot less fr which “Re bonds" will be Issued at the rate of sev per cent per annum. MATTHEW 7. BREXNAN, Comptroller. ny have de- (4 the office of the w ‘of two per cent, mn ‘and after the No. 4 Broad street, c ny, ath March, ‘The transfer books will be closed from the 10th to the 20th Marel The directors have resolved to make their fivigene verly for tbe future. ALLEN D, VORCE, ends quae FFICR OF THE MANII are FIRE INSU! Company, New York, March 15, 1805, Poets ton for Direstors of this Cony ony Tor the eneuii be held as thelr offen, 68 Wall street, on Monday, Mite afk inst, from 12 o'clock M. to | o' ANDREW J. Yurrn, Secretary. «| RRWITTANGE TO THE OLD COUNTRY.—TAPSCOTT, Brothers & Co., 86 South street, continue to issue dra tte for any amgupt—available throughout England, Ireland, — and Wales, at \ chet PE RoveRR COUNTY FORKST IMPROVEMENT INCORPORATED B’ 4 SrRcray ACT A THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE O TAPTTAL, $m 00, 2.000 SHARES “a gil BACH. The company owns in fee simple 26,00) acres of valnable timber land in Potter county, Pa., situated on Crows fork and Kettle creek, both Hing’ streams, A steam Kaw: spilt tag ly complet ‘large annual re will be Da the sale Number eg perio of years, pled for agriculiural purposes, ani only otoeypnd ee ‘miles from the Pil ladeiphia Rey Rait "eaidon, there are on the londa several veins of bituminous os. gad Inet, though not tent, nf logical examination made by Mosera, Adelverg & Ks Bas proved thet the OILBEABING RO UNDE iy AY HE LAND, 6 gomparty having. be beretorore ‘ah a ned of 200 shores, fer for sal w as workli Fe hich raay DO Bed & wt ‘he the of Be anny bed N & HERZPRLD, No, #8 cond aiepek Now York, 200 shs Erie RR..... 6414 100 Hudson Kiv-r i 108% }, Coruer OASH CAPITAL. -” Frese statemanp far the, seventh Aazat your boding Dele Total amount of assets, January 1, 1866.. Total amount of ums. eae nae be Guaranteed cash iets of atmas} on paid promiumsearned ast oltg Ghe year, whether loss has accrued OF nob r Lon scPip issues of 1862 and 1868. per cent Betty dividend dealers on enrnea premats 12 per cout Dividend for the sear to stockholders....... BI per cent Dealera with this Company will be allowed the option (to be signified af the tune of application for insurance) of re- ceiving in lien of scrip, at the ond of year, returms in cash (guaranteed by cortisoate) (of premiums paid and earned ome the ie (3 Whether loas accrues or vo, Mon pon af} now ‘New Yark form of policy, as a tipon il voyugo risks upon cargo, & retwrn of tweuty-five per cent. exci POD vorage riaka upon freight, aeturn of twenty per $. Upon time risks freight, and upon voyage and time Haka upon Bry pee sack, sprigs, loge, however, being coulined te persons and of wus » prvimiiias upon juch-polilee sere spe 2 pee hun din the sie to the above returns Edward Ro: M Ee ke we, Fe Daniel Lord, Wm. B. Ogden, org 3 Mia. John Armstrong, Fy B. ©. Morris The Thou iarrone?” Jone D. Butea,” 04, Barron, . Bat Rolaad G. Milchel, Sirarien Hickox, AlberhG, Lee,’ Robert Bowne, Seite Doshon, Lawrence Myers; B.C. MORRIS, THOS. LORD, ‘crt Trreskdont _Wa. M, Warmer, Second Vice President and Secretary. up PAILLIPS PRTROLEUM ANY, 18 low York, sarah Mi =A dividend 0 i atdck of this ootnpany has ow and after April-3. pe be closed on the 28th inst., and re- DAN'L PAC! Vieo Pr te i 3 KER, 'residen! ROAD geatonth chy. ‘deolatod « Taos. B. Lawson, User STATES, ONE AND TWO fon Feary FIVE PER A ee guest ¥, 0% eswal street, ‘real ¥ Ween VIEGIEEA, OIL. Spec igad ACRE! Ulles warranted, HAYES & STEVENS, $3 Flagsttool. ‘ANTED—ONE THOUSAND © weemaeny AT? rey fe ime he amount, Ley pe iy vers worth 61 7.30 ROR ULAR s-GQVERNMENT iB aLaERy paTpoLsy: & CO. anes in pote pie take tis ess NATIONA! THESE BONDS ARE 1 30 10, OED IN ius — a ob HOLDER 1 mats 3) PRAT DATE ar THE POPULAR 520 down y BEARING INTEREST DS. WE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO SUPPLY THEM FOR IMMEDIATE biter & ae Been PARTIES IRD OTHERS IN SUCH MAY BE RE- UIRED. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT A ALLOWED TO ALL JANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS, ALBERT Il. NICOLAY & G STOCK sabia Hey BRORERS U. 8. GOV! ERNMENT. LOAN AGENTS, 82 WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK. WANTED—ON A NINETY DAYS NOTE, WELL eoured, for which & good Interest will ‘be paid, baving amount at id will please address, to- y boxe Herald oilloe. Be TO LOAN AT 6 AND 7 PER CENT on New York cit; rope $00 dug % | $300.00 A's ee salrate Ser pet day: aay. 20 10 $3 per week, "House open ay ag peed esata ra PLEASANT > AND LFS 2: ee eres 74, 176 AND BLEECKE! A Tal won wont td th Py shore, 196 rome Trout Now York by ste 1m He ge ‘A bused ‘6 SUIT OF F RAONS. TO year Bow Zl West Fitty ‘street; marble front: fag Ate Inquiee or tires dayas HOME. —& A OBNTLEMAN AND WIFE OAN OBTAIN ith Board, on oer Sa SS |G odetn house, with the oe Tw vntieth street, near ‘Second aven ‘ag HANDSOME F y arrerennigetyy ct BOOM. WITH G48, wares ct as above, to without Bosrd, antes FURNISUBD FRONT ROOM) ALSO LARGE oom to ee with Board, 4b Bast Fourtoouth let, wi at 146 conveniences; w: wand wife, withor ith wtreet. LAI Hall T 2B STRERY.—PLEASANT FUR- weed. Foon te with an ane ng pit ra raN ister: en feo rons 1, On Recon Pi ‘ally ‘small. 99 and Th a PRIVATE Piney 1c aL RSATEE A. iets 0 recta, eo i EAST FOU AN” iooms'to let a STREET—NICE FURNISHED 7 48 WEST TWELFTH STRBET—Bi EM. FIFTH AY thatnuth a enue, a gentleman and wife ite aad roe ge gentlemen can obsiin Burn ‘Houme, with Board. HED PAR! Be LOR AX AXD REDROOM TO with bath room counccAing, a ast Fay are, between Lexington A SRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT NO. 36 BAST leva Partor and mand om one or yas Rovins, ith Board, to gentlemen. Pumbeang N ee TL FURNISHED SUITE OF ART. ANg: ments to it, private table, in West eat Poureaa ise "t | pra, expected. Family strictly “private, “Address 8, B., FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.—APPLY Af 174 EAST ‘Twenty-sixth street. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND one large Room on third floar to rent, with Board; also ‘unfurnished without board. 1,147 way, & few doors above St. James’ I PLEASANT ROOM TO LET—WITH BOAI two sil thes id wile 37 wo por wesk euch. Apply at 160 West Tweuty-ai DESIRABLE ROOM TO LET—WITH BOARD, TO ‘one or two single gentlemen, Dinner at6. 124 Ninth st., few doors west of Broadway. T 182 NINTH STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST OF Broadw ntleman and wife of two, single gentle ith Board, ine modern men can obtain’ pleasant Koot house, with tbe ti re 4 A GENTLEMAN GAN BE AOCOMMODATED WITH Breakfast and Dinner ia aprivate family, at 425 Fourth avenue, east side, OARDING.—A HANDSOME ROOM ON THE SECOND floor to Let to gentlemen or gentleman and wifo; location rae Apply at 176 East Fourteenth street. Roferences re- qu BOARDGIN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR GENTLEMEN only. Inquire at 230 West Twenty-second street. .—A. PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND uitable for a family; those who would furnish parlor preferred, Private table if desired. Or a large Room With small one attached. House contains all conveniences; Incnted one block from Broadway. No moving in May. Ap ply at 155 East Tenth street. Beazer, 7% MACDOUGAL STREET, ST. CLEM- ‘ent's placo—A large front Room, on second floor; s1s0 alnglo Room. Terms Feasonable, Réferences exchanged. Re tt LOG HE EerE Sint pecan ay foe, JOUNTRY BOA! fe pany nap FAMIL! Gone jults, three ohild: Pid YOUNTRY BOARD. ARD.—WANTED, pA ht THREE ADULTS and one little girl, three years first class acoommno- ations for the suramer, say middie of May to. iniddle of Sep- tomboy ins irat class family or hotel, where there vor fow class boarders, The house must be wall shaded and bave about it fine walks and drives, — fishing near by, and within from one to two hours of Basie. by by boat, Adiress for one week, giving full particu: price, &0., Coddle, box 2,142 Post office, New ¥: S7arex, end See a sa j, &C., WANTED, HED HOURS Ws WANTED: BY A ERLE and wile e owner; : se weal tiation i Eighth avenue. N Pca WANTED—BY MANSY, & CO., oh FIRST second floor, near the new Block Buchange. Address box Bry Pout offee. ould gig! oom, Ath or without i hoard wou! e with or ay i, for ‘Kaa ek N, D. O., station D. Ad ES AND DAUGHTER ae A SUITE OF dress for one week N. D. nis, berger i eer st 1g, located between a Third ry pixth aveuues, Re and Twonticth erences exchanged. Address T., bux 1,619 Post ollce, QOTTAGE, WANTED_FURNISHED OR _UNFUR. ishod, within ® short distance of the city; Location neur the water preferred. Address, stating terms, sige of house, ey BO.y +» box 4,600 Post oflice. pe ROO} eae A DRY GOODS BROKER, ween Pa: an in. atrect, east or w fe tis tot Tented. Address Desk I ce for Roum, id ierald o OUR OR FIVE ROOMS, WITH GAS AND WATER ranted by a gentleman and Wwite, no children, in a part of Now York or Brooklyn, close to scar route. Sutis- factory referemoos. Address, stating rent and location, 5. 5. 8., Brooklyn Post oflice. PRURNISHED. HOUSE WANTED-IN BROOKLYN, FOR six months or one year (for # family of threo), near Wall street ferry, in a good neighborhood and, plonsant Joca. Good references glven. Address 8. A. W., box 508 New York Post oflice. ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—FROM MAY 1, BY A ‘unall family, in a respectible melgnborheod, location to be between Fourth and Thirticth strects, aud First and Ninth avenues, with all the modern improvements, | Reterenc given and required, Address, with full particulars, W. station A, Spring sireet, STORBGE.—WANTED, AN UPPER FLOOR OF A House to store furniture; location above Fourteenth sirect; unexceptionable reference required. Address, stating terms, &c., Storage, station G. “ANTED—COTTAG IN THE COUNTRY, FROM MAY urs’ ride from Well ir, With grounds = De a, re i io to Havre, treme n, itotterdam, » at equally low rates. 0) \—Firat cabin, sat mbigesbint or Quran in. $75 $85, $0. ‘Those who wish to send for th rane raneres oo toa these rates, have superior accommodations for passen- built in water ‘Nght iron sections, os nnibllators, “Experienced surgeons fe a For further 1sformatto Liv to dais INMAN, Agont 22 Water str €; i clargrnte AL In Ques OUR 00.2 in toni SE RT AC King Willlam, street; ib Paris to JULES $s DECOUE, 48 rue Notre Dame des Vicloires, Plice de la Bout phia to JOHN G. DALE, 11 Walpat strect, oF. a ‘he Com- Pany's oflces, JOUN @. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. ¥. OR LIVERPOOL—CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN, CUNARD STEAMSITE GBA, trom Now York AFRIGA, from Boston, via fiaiifax: PASSAGE MONEY FRON NEW YORK. Cabin $182 60 | pstronely ES Second Ree detes equivaleni ” wie 2 EONARD, No, 4 Bowling grees. Ning STEAM. pay OMPANY. - 0 QUEENSTOWN AND Lt VERPOOL. Pier 47, North ri ELVETIA, * Haturday, wurday, Apr AY VIRGINTAS Sabin, $145; nicernge, G45, payable in Bi ame = a For passage apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. an NORTH Sey LLOYDS STEAMSHIP HANI in H. J. Van Santen commander, ited States mail, will sail from the Bremen plef, ‘Third gma loboken, on. 'URDAY, ae 25, at 12 o'clook M., ADAMS VIA ‘SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, HAWEE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREW at the na La ‘Payable in gold or its equi valent ta cron ted first cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 60; steerage, re 3 renege by the AMERICA April 8, re mth oF freight OF Passat’ SURICUIS & CO., 68 Broad street. ‘AIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT. _THR GEN. GEN. BRAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S new line side-wheel steamships between NEW YORK FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE, .. Wednesday, March 28, “cWedneai inie table wine). ing table wine First cabin (inctadin; Second cabin ( inclu rorngenle in. gold oF FMeical attendance free of charge. fh at mF GN Rene GubaGke MACKENZIE, Avent way, 12 Boulovard des ‘Shpucinos (Grand i iHota)y at TLLIAM ISKLIN & © ute gr STATES MATL A anpar TeED NIN STEER, he following first class Ai it recs at a an be ‘o. 3 North River:— 1 13. . (Connecting at For freight or passag ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, WIFE and servant, no children, Part of a first class’ House, xecond floor preferred en, nar, Twenty rat st “Address” Wanted, 92 convenient for housekeeping; tween Third and Seventh av JOSEPH MASO: ‘5% Pine streot, Ar FORTUNE 3 MADE IN ONE YRAR.—CASH CAPITAL immediately to Went Tiirtyea maceond me ware A RARE HANCB FOR A PRACTICAL PRINTER, A machi: and an active business man, with from $1,000 $3,000 each, where double the amount invested will be gua- Faniced annually. For particulars address Actuary, H ce. a PAWN TICKET FOR A DIAMOND RING AND PIN wanted, for my own use. M. BURGER, 78 Nassau street, room No. 5. x Pdeirten boda della Oe ‘el B30 cap TO ENTER Into a ness, wit an interview addreas, real name, ame, A’, bo £108 Hvala office.” WX ‘aie ee WM OIL 1, or LOCATED FIVE len. above Big Burning Spring, Steer Creek, Gilmer gouny, West Va., for sale to induenitial parties. “Address LADY UNDERSTANDING THE MILLINERY BUSI. nese the ly also fancy goods, ts desirous of fndin Sonal partner, of wotild set av agent, fr soonpt of a firat frat : Situation a ‘Aadross'f for one week D. ‘on oe Brooklyn Post PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $5,000 TO A The whole or a part tntere ina mantacturig ban ness secured by patent two hundred per cent profi ‘at 111 Liberty street, secon OR SALE—ONE HALF INTEREST IN A VALUABLE omy ial well established. For full particulars “daly booon ib aad lock address B' OARD.—A HALL ROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD. 61 St, Mark's place. 2 OARD. —THREE OR FOUR RESPECTABLE stig te ‘men can be accommodated with good Board and all thi comforts of » home—terms $5 to $6 per woek—at 26" Nort Moore street. No moving in Ma Bosh -peserounrs sTaner, ONE BLOCK WEST from Brondway, | Large pleasant Rooms and, go Board, for gentlemua and wife oF single genticinen. fatuse first class. Dinner at six. PoAXL—WITH DESIRABLE, ROOMB, FOR SMALI. family or few sing gle persons, 2 first class house 187 East Twontieth street. ting parties preferred, OARD.—A YOUNG LADY CAN HAVE BOARD AT 159 East Thirt seventh street, with « lady for company. ten required. Will board cheap. Address box 1 Werala office, for two days, y moving. Sabbath ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE, BY A. SMALL FAMI- ly ofadulls, in a pleasant neighbdriood, betwe Third and Fiftleth streets, cust of Broadway, at a moderate rent, Address J. K., box 1,257 New York I’ost otlice WANTHD—A FURNISHED COTTAGE, FOR A SMALL fu ma pleasant, healthy location, enay of wccees ddress J: box 2,275 in hour of the city. ‘ANTED—DESK ROOM, IN A CENTRAL LOCATION, for a notary public. Address Notary, Hocald oflice LEMAN, WIFE AND INFANT, lent second floor, in the vicint mo of Sixth, Janal street; rent not to excecd $22 a ‘or two days ®, H. La, box 2,201 New York ANTED--BY A a nice, Post offic WAtensé LOWER PART OF A HOUSE, on A whole House, between Amity and Tenth streets, from Third to Firth Address or ti 34 Amity'st. Bowe, WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN; PRAM d derins noaal Bo very vas Tmoderaie, Heterence given it required: ‘Kadreas J. N-C., Herald OARD ptt gat A YOUNG MARRIED corr. ‘a handsomely furnished suit of Rooms, with y, from Ist May next; \ecstion a be hwenty-third streets, and Fifth and For armen ting terms, &c., B. B. 8., or 188 oat ined be poe a fie py ranger AND WIFE from May ‘o Rooma ou second or third oor, potween | ight th nd Thietleth streets and Fourth and Eighth avenues. Address 8. W., 10 Herald offiee. EW YORK, MARCH 14, 1865.—I HAVE THIS Day diay coal business to interest im the Samuel cok -arties having unsettled acount with me are requested to close same immediatel; roa wh. ‘Odo. Tho pea will be. —- at the old established P tated for where wi 362, 364 and 366 West yurth street, w! kept on hand 2! aoa supply yet the finest qualities of Goal. Orders left at rd or at of northwest corner of Four- teenth street et ighth avenue, under New York Coun! Ba wore ot Me Mr. W. M. Giles, corner of Sixt will 0. tention. "SIMURE SRooME. ARTNER WANTED—WITH IN AN IRON Rolling Mill establishment, in Fre teal aa i See York. Very fine opening this to make money. Apply atrext, room & forfourdaya. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $8000, TO TAKE A HALF Intereat ina fanufactaring business already established. ‘Address box 106 ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO $1.50 CASH capital fora established manufacturing business, On “Hereld otlice. ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $2,000, TO MANUFAC- ture.» valuable invoulion, that can ‘be put in tmme- workin plying at 169 Broa na se from 1 to 3. 5100 =A Si PL 0, MADE, BY |. Nunne & Clark, for $l CUMMINGS & JE! NYS, "Ta8 Broadway. —A MAN WITH TIIIS AMOUNT WANTED, TO Dusiness, established more than ten years. Call ‘way, room 25, diate use. A full © ean be seem by ap- tage upright for $500. take an equal interest in « light, money making box 1 OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, on the weat side, in a private family, where the com {urts ofe home can be had; « a, Sona Poa given. Ad- Gtens, tating particulara, 3. 1G. Office. OARD Nee ge agape Btw “rod WIFE, CHILD and narae, in a strictl; ep! rtly a SECOND ANTED—FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS ON floor, Bs water, in Tenth or nth ward; rent not to excded $18.” Address J: MeCabe, Court, Es- sex street. Wee FURNISHED ens LOCATION BE- ‘tween Eighth and Third th sirecta and Socond and — aronues. Address Gonzalez, station D, Eighth Ad: | WV ANTED BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A HOUSE WITH ‘modern improvements, in the vielnity of Central l'srk. Fossoasion on the Ist May next. Kent not to exceed $60) per annum, Address Moullier Bertrand, 64 Boaver rae ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A FLOOR OF Curve or four Rooms, furnished, suitable for house- Keeping In every respect n'a respec rivate house; lo- gation must be goud, and from Pith th to,Ntaetieth atceet, be tween Third end slsth avenues, be moderut Address M. A. G., stat Wee a A GENTLEMAN print ina pleasant Prat on) Address, wilh particulars, J. wireet. ND WI UNFU! prefe w. Ve 168 Kast Twenty-seventh dares, giving Fa Teforepcen OARD WANTED_IN 4 STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, ‘& youny ; references exchanged; terms mode: rato, “Adarees X Le tiation F OARD WANTED. IN BROOKLYN, FOR A GENTLE- tian and wife, nurse and child, near Wali strot fe pl gp Lag ma ma private. fam 4 New York Post oflo ANTED—BY A SMALL AMERICAN yn WITH. out children, Part of a House, with the modern im- oy ed in a good neighborhood. Address Williams, V TANTED—BY A FAMILY OF THREE ‘ADULTS, — of House coi five rooms and kliche tengut may be had. Address J. W. T., 619 Broadway. ANTED— UNFURNISHED, wena iy FOR A small family of three adi J. Love, 243 Hudson street, New York. PPOSITION LIN gua.—Shoit row TO CALIFO: A VIA NICARA iccs.—The Ogntral Amorican the 20th’ of ever the fin oan, te ‘lar’ app muses of pa Ti West hiteot corner of” ‘Warren street TON, Agent, 17 HE BRITISH tage ST. AMSHIP MONTEZUMA bk pe be regular ed for Kingston, J the 22d of ™. Firat Cabin. Second Cubi ‘Apply to For frelght 1 hyping onl replied 26 Broadway, it onth stres OE A ee PINWALL, Agente OTICE TO CONSIGNEES.— teauma, from Kingston, Jamal charge under genere! order at Thureday morning, Marc 10, at on AND & A: OR HAYA: mail stenm ship LIBERTY, Wilsons master, will leave pier, 46 North river for the shore port on Saturday, Marek at three o'clock P.M. For freight or passage apply te HARGOUS & Cor, 88 South street, OR HAVANA.—THE UNITED STATES MAIL SIDE awheel. ge ee on! Captain DB. Rervouy Jer No. ver, on Wednesday, Maroh lock P.M. preciael far Havuna direct. potty passage ‘apply to SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO. ‘2 Doss OR NEW ORLE. VIA HAVANA. SATURDAY MARCH 18 sidewheel stoamshl Mes sail for New orleans, es ite . nha, on srren heteniay, March: at3 pier 46 North Bier. pe s P. ‘freight Panta abun ate ‘AME PH ie RAYNOR, 30 Barclay Sreouat Norion,—The GUIDING STAR being dete 4 New Orleans by the government for the transportation troops, the steamship LIBERTY will take her plwe in the line for this trip and sail as above, touching at Havana. WASHINGTON AND GRoRam OR ALEXANDRIA, town, D. C.—The fine steamer LINDA, Theobald, tor, will recet it for the above. pois, at pler No. Ra ever, wand sail Saturday, the Sth inst. For balance reight upply to BENNER & BROWN, 113 Wall street. OR JAVERPOOL,.—TAPSCOTT'S LINK.—SHIP WIle LIAM TAPSCOTT anils March 18.” For passage to and from the Old sof haga of drafts for any amount available refund, Scotland and Wales, a SCOTT BROTHERS & CO. @ ASSAGE FROM OR TO THE OLD COUNTRY BY THOMPSON'S Black Star line. nou 275 Peart street. packet ship JERH. THOMPSON sails from celebrated here ‘Mth inst. AS STRALIA.—KANGAROO LINE.—THE BRITISH oap eo ri oa — ager se Melbourne about Stat a first cabin. ‘ANTED—FIRST OF MAY, A MEDIUM SIEED MOD- wire Heaton House, by « amal rt somo Hwee SATCU, Ts LORD = a AU, as ama Loca t a a By pa a | nurse; titre two Ooms and a amall ‘one, on second ‘oor, wit vate ‘ANTED—A SUIT OF FOUR FURNISHED OR UN. | packets, sulling every werk from New York and Liv tbls May '}; references exch ‘Ad neat Dratta for anyenmount at lowert rater, | For further pardow. ting terms, 1 Tocatton, he Herald dotice, « adres nj, Herald of ope ge lgteapen saeyes lars apply to TAY SCOTT, BROTHERS & Co.,88 Nouth street ROOKLYN.—BOARD WANTED FOR A FAMILY OF three aduita; private family preferred. For desirable paren ae The Ion =! ~ Ai race TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. | aconmmodation: Mating full particulars, G. G. rrr” RoE mBODAbIe Mos will_be sid. i. Gs, box 3185 Post atice, AND EASANT ROOMS, m# clnaa house, may be obtained at the ‘wrroll street corner of Clin HOO. wARTNER WANTED, IN A. PLEASANT 9) + cash business and exceedingly table, requir. ing the attention of 0 ‘eat Tw les. Inquire at 4054 W tyrelghth street. “Rin fi 3 BL. 900.74 GENTLEMAN ABOUT RETIRING « ©from business offers for sale his interest ina cash —— Apply to KENNELY & CO., B19 Fifth street, ¥. , DENTISTRY. RTIFICIAL TEETH—ONLY $8; BEAUTIFUL SETS, from $3 to $25, and warranted equal to any work in Row York. “Aching teeth illed, and extracted without the Jeast pain Hutina and Bone Scents to $i, warranted for life, Office 138 Sixth re rane, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Dr LUTHEIG Dentist. GREAT RE: IN ARTIFIC wiere the natural teeth acted 95, $8, $10 and $15; superior In beauty wad useta State Call and examsae spockmens at 300 West a near Grove. Dr. WHITE, OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND J make a speciality of nitrous oxide for extracting. Long experience enables us to do the work in a superior manner. Come to wowdquariers, Office, 19 Cooper Ins STEOPLASTIC OR ARTIFICIAL BONE FILLIN for Deoayed Twoth.—Old roots built up, mare abel aching teeth, and every variety of cavity filed without pain By the dincoverer in, person. Rooms 2 Fourtsenth street woat of Union square, | 12,000 tastimos HAVING HAD DONE T Toon Grand street, I cheerfully twothaoho. AL ER 484 extracted without pain by Dr, iy recommend him wi ELIZA eri N MURIHY, 145 CERTIFWATES. —HAVING HAD TorERTH 1.48 extracted without pain by. Dr. VILLERE Grand street, I ‘ully recommen: im to thore su: 34 toothache. ANS TE Broome street 4 G ORRTIFICATES ~IAVING HAD ONE rooTHt Grirseted withoni pein Wy Dt Vi ni street, F eneerfully recommiend hitn to ‘home sti "8 ache, "WILLIAM STANTON, New Bowery Thentre. ors wot MILLINERY. ADAM HARRIS. —JUsT RECEIV THE FIRST tation of Bonnets and Flowers for the trade, No.7 place (Tenth street), Lew doors from Broadway, HOTELS. HUDSON STREET, OPPORITE it. newly renovated and enlarged, {i — ious! Jobu's Park, bel now open for permanent and transient boarders, ‘Bonwit d conteal looation, Porter in Mendance HL night, qnaxo nOTET, i DE LA PLACE DU PALAIS ‘ROYAL, ton attention of invited to this: hotel an ol ay hs ir patronay Tia pos! 6 ivell, opposite the Palace of the Louvre, ‘avd central to tie prinelpal thea. trea, the opera, omnibus chee, renders it mont vie for those visiting Paris, for sither business or plea- The American can bere fin’ the comforts and conve: of an American first olase hovel, for the Lie | wi hand warn ge monte may be ance by letter or otherwh ¢ further particulate and @ view of the ho} I nidrese J, Fe Trow, Cily Directory office, 9 Creene street, New York, FINE SUTI8 OF ROOMS, WITH . ty let at the Madison equare Hotel, Twenty-first way. D. P. PETERS, Propriotor. ONTINE HOTRG ON THE RUROPRAN PLAN, COR. T ner of Broadway and Howard atrect —ltoomsa, newly furaished, by the day or week, Qvou aii night " nie Pg menieog 3 of 16 franes ($3, inclad om ine) ber dn ho charges for extras, 60 universal In Buroper #0 expedaly anwoging ve the american traveller. made tn JJURNISHED ROOMS—FOR GENTLEMEN, ON SKC. ond floor; also cheap Rooms up stairs. 35 Bleecker mnonl, neat the Metropolitan Hotel and Broad) JAURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT Board, singly or in suits, at 165 West Thirty-third street, betwoen Seventh and Eighth avenues, [{URNISHED ROOMS TO LET-WITH OR WITHOUT board, to gentlemen and thelr wiver of wingle gentle. en, at 461 Breome street, one block west of Broadway. Fe RNISHED™ ROOM WANTED—FOR A LADY AND gentleman, with Bourd for the lad; ony or convenience for cooking, &c. Rent moderate. A MO. B., Herald office. RENCH BOARD—IN THE BEST STY! LE, WITH WELL Furnished Rooms, for gentle Spanish, Ger- man and ‘Buglish spoken. Apply « No. nton Fee 11 BOARD—10 UNION SQUARE—PARLOR AND Bedroom in front, on third story, Also front Hall Room. References. FUASPsonELyY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, to rent to families or single seek references re- fn May. Apply at 200 Win. wired. Dinner at6. No mov Meop place, neat Bighth st ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA- 4° tod with furnished Rooms and good Board with & wilow indy, at 191 Bast Twenty-first street. MUSTS AND, BOARD BOARD WANTED BY A LADY, who will furnish and) teach a miss the plano, afd wil Address Oden, Herald office } OOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, IN A ga td FA- mily, at 619 Second avenue, near Thirt ate ih street, the modern ‘improvement Teste newly pay weekly $4. house has 10 LET—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, ON THIRD FLOOR, writ closets, fm, Bath room, suitable for one oF & ntlemen, at betwoen Eighth jou avecues; brosktaet if lo moving Ist of Ma Tt URT-A LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOM FoR ton dotiars per wack, ; mad ‘and aementa can be table ae ‘Krmail Room for tree dollarn. 136 Weet Forty. " ne PARLOR FLOOR, Hey ROOMS, TO LET— With or without private entrance on Twen- ty-fourth street. Al third floor, Tg Ash. Lind House, Fourth avenue and Twenty-fourt RANGRRS AND OFHRRE utouLy RE. ctable og lad = CHE f rs Reni a Wonk Reciyn place, vetwoem Amaliy and Pourts Diy at Non} ‘Roa oT reels, two bine he : Mc of =o ROOM AND BED. street, second door west of 0 LET—A WELL Fi URN! room, in house 161 ANTED—A ge eet Puts BOARD, yea for 4 of ifty-tead rows M8, et bacwimaraerey ] ANTED—A FURNISHED PAR! AND BEDRi ina oven aar\ con rea Mer eae gaa ee NISHED iM, WITH BOAR! wy oe a : WAntea— x N UNFU! TANTED—ON THE 18T OF MAY, BY A SMALL family, « part of a House, four or’ five unfurnished Rooms, convenient ouseleeping.. Address A. Ke, Dox 144 Herald oftice, stating terms and luextion, ANTED—A LARGE SUMMER BOARDING TIOUSE or Hotel, fully furnished, within $) of 40 miles of the ity, and easy of nocean: on ihe river or Hound preterred, reas, stating terms and lovatios, 8. C., station b, New York elty city. Wwe A MAN AND WIFE, Bedroom, at @ rent af about $10 pet be NO ob- eotions to Hoboken or Williamsburg. Address Apartthents, Herald office. - ‘i ANTED—TWO ORTHREE ROOMS, UNVURNISHED, for a the rdoms. Address to- day John Searing, stat fin A pot onic. WAnren-a x LY, FURNISHED SLEEPING Room, between Bond and F streets, near Broadway, without board. Address y ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE. IN rook Hoboken, or Yorkville; rent about $400. Ailarens wk, 125 Ninth avenue, 5% a firat class country place, w or more acres, for a small priva' Thlles ot the elty: Oa th faoceas and within re ferred. Address J, Ls, Richardson, station D, Bible House, ANTED TO RENT—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, ONE or more Roome (in a preferred), containing about 100 or upel joeation be: {ween Chunbers mrect and, Cahal, West Broadway gna Chatham: to be used for the storage of a light article, dress, stating rent, box 8,674 Now York Post oflios, ‘ANTED TO RENT, WITH PRIVILEGE TO PUR- Wonca A small Co ohtage, with one to five sores of Ind, with or Be front o on East river or poe in two fade and frutt treen juired. Mires, wit hess ond te . H. tox 3407 New York Poet éAice. omea YW ANTED. 0, RENT—A MODERN BUILT THERE stoop or English basement, or the lower on ong ty-third and Forty-elghth streats, Le had Ninth avenues; family fnall; no ‘and price, are einen nadresn, wl cod % Rane eee od ON OR BEFORE tba ent argue mde, Ann " $l ie shinee ae cone. ANTED TO RENT OR LEAS! fortable country —— On Fes Falrond route and, nd sino one ae croft ie ait 22 = dress, with particulars and reut, box aysen. 0, ode be Ma STOR) Hove. to Thirt irese box B01 Font ofice, Wim x TO HAIRB—WITH Farvewen of OF PUR. Raea — yaa Footy: fourth streets. Wane TO Ht tt a 4 be Mirah a etre ~ FOR PART OF A HOUSE, entevanny deen, viet having A to rH fe and servant. Address 4.00) Scr earns tare: MATRIMONIAL. aRNTLEM AN: OF. REVINEMENT, AND AEP. Ty cy sarily, io orale — smn Xf. some means, with ibe fa Zee titres y We We, Mavala ope, 8" auideatia, BW YORK AND WARLEM RALLIROAD, Trains for Albany, Troy and, Saratoga connecting with the. North and Wesh leave Trenty-atate street depot at 10. A. M. and 4 P.M. Tickets may be procured at the offices of Westcott's Ex sm, in New YorR and Hrookivn. Bagrugo checked from ne reeidonse (0 all points on tals road and its connections AtENTION ‘CRADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Wilde receive the _luahost prices for thelr Cast Of Clothh Furntwure, Carpets, tc., by calling on or addressing Mr, Mrs. ©, MISH, 114 Third aveune, T LEAST FIFTY PER CENT MORE THAN ELSE. Where ean be obtained for ladies’ and gentlemen's cagh Ot Clothing, Cares, ‘&c., by calling on or addressing Mr, ow Mre be. Seventh avenue, corn corner of Twenty-fir rat oe T 48 EAST TWELFTH STRERT, NEAR BROADWAY, L. CASUBERG pays the rices for fadies’ and gentlemen's Cast Off Clothing. bilice, No. 44 Bast Twelfth street. Ladiss waitod on by Mew. Cashberg. TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARB guaranteed to receive the hi est price for Cast off Cloth. ets, by calling on LKO. y Got or 271 Third avenue. Teves tended by Mrs, Leo GREAT CHANG! 3.00 WORTH OF OAST OFF Clothing wanted, 1 w Orleans and Western mar iets, Ladies or gentiemen can do weil by calling, oF addrogse ing & note by post to HL. HARRIS, 164 Seventh avenue, be- tween Twenty-first and Tronty-accand trects, where Jou can Fecelve a higher price that eleewhere, as we must hare the articles to supply the above mentioned markets. Lades waited upon by Harris, ape THE eg OF b og OFF WEARING nit at the Calife reanes {rom an et Address Mr. Si 4d Boats J. Boats Frome en bet ysccond and Twenty- sire, where al reed aly eitanded ta, oF out city. tea aes A AVENUE LADIBA AND GENT! prions (ur thelr Cnat Gothing, Carpets, I's on oF ing Mr. oe ATR price for tha Roe Wate! MEN hing, Sar oat Oe Clotht ay 0 87 call or Mts, UF sf Aerie mar Weeraes its rae sone ee zat Nu i : i eee you will be dealt with to your: INTION.—AT 222 Monae AY., ees itis Bey ks rea by Mra. rhe ia crn out tthe At bys Map ident eee ZIRT aR aoe ee lewel bBo ‘ainih avonee, walled on by Mra, Mints. a ACARI OF ROW Epo he Sea ie Ay JUANTITY patient D. CON! te E HIGHESS | OFS ( is Sal Sena & we oy SRR £00 £000 oe ws Orr pala on. ge sian bb atonte ne attended br