The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowpay, March 20—6 P. M. ‘The effect of the heavy decline in the gold premium !s beginning to show itself in the extreme depression of governthent securities and the stoppage of the usual sub- ‘scriptions to the seven-thirty loan. Speculative lots held on small margins have been pressed for sale, and the neces- tities of investors among the financial and mercantile community have compelled them to gell at a sacrifice, At the same time the general disturbance of all values, and the temporary cessation of the foreign demand added to the possibility of a return of five-twenties from Europe has weakened faith in the maintenance of the present market prices, and induced @ preference for currency over every other form of se- curity. The general and not incorrect impression is, that we aro drawing towards # lower range of values, and people are therefore providing themselves with as much paper money as they conveniently can, In other words there is @ strong disposition to realize and keep within the safest possible limits, It appears at first sight somewhat anomalous that the decline of gold, which is equivalent to a corresponding appreciation of the currency, should cause @ heavy fall in government securities and almost suspend subsorip- tions by the people to the loan now on the market; but it must be remembered that a decline of gold involves @ contraction of values from which national securities can- Rot be wholly exempted. If five-twenty bonds decline to 60 on a specie basia they would still be worth more than when they were 110'with gold as high as it was a little more than two months ago, and it is probable that government securities will adjust themselves more or less Uke other marketable bonds to the value of the paper dollar. Large lots of the seven-thirty'loan were offered to-day on the street at 99} without takers, so that the only loan the government has to rely upon is at a discount of % percent. Until it returns to par, subscriptions to any considerable extent cannot be looked for; and mean- while the expenses of the government are running on at a rate of nearly two millions and a half a day in excess of the revenue, Gold opened at 167 167%, an advance of 214 a 3% per cent upon the closing price on Saturday, and it re- mained nearly steady till noon, when the “bears’’ began to sell freely. After three o'clock rumors were circu- fated to the effect that Mobile had been captured and Richmond evacuated, as also that General Lee had re- signed, and a strong combination, including a well known speculative banker, largely “short” of stocks and gold, sold the market down till it touched 1604. A very “panicky” state of feeling, fraught with great dan- ger, was thus revived. It is the intention of the bears to precipitate the decline as far as possible, and the parties at work have no insignificant financial resources at their command. If they succeed in their designs they will add millions to their own riches, bankrupt three-fourths of the financial and commercial houses in the country, and leave the public treasury empty, and the danger of a great commercial crash is becoming more and more im- minent. If. the “bear” party is left in control of the gold room, the threatened panic, it is safe to say, will be inevitable. It would not be like any fo mer panic wit- nessed in this country or any other, for its results would be destructive in proportion to the inflation which pre- ceded it. If the panic of 1837 inflicted widespread ruin upon the commerce of the land. What will such a one as that produced by a fall in gold from 234% in January to its present ora lower point be? The bank suspension which led to the panic of 1837 took place on specie basis,.But here we are on a paper money basis, with nothing to prevent collapse but opinion, unless those interested in the welfare of the country and the government step in to arrest the downward course of gold and defeat the ends of the specu- lator. We, however, understand that those rep- tesenting national interests at least have not over- looked the danger of the situation, and that several millions of gold will be immediately withdrawn from the market, Cash gold has been scarce to-day, and the demand for small sums from the outside pub- tic has been unusually largo since Friday. Tho business men of the country now bogin to realize the evil effects of the financial policy and absurd gold 10000 US 6's, "81, reg 108 20000 USS's,10-40,c0u 9834 200 25000 do. « 93% 93 923% 27 do. 9244 100 Mich Central RR. 105 do + 92° 865 Mich Sods N Ia RR 24 1000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 55 500 2000 Erie4th mort.. 95 600 5000Chi& NW Istm 79 500 10000 Cleve & Tol sf> 95 400 10500 American gold. 167 200 10000 do......830 168 700 600 1000 25 27 100 Cl chic AN Wii 52 600 53) 100 4936 200 500 WyomingVyCi Go 56° 300 100 Con Coal of Md.. 50 400 100 Ashb'n Coal Co., 15 300 100 Cumberiand Cl pt 78% 200 cr 4736 50 y* 23 ohio, Bar 45 2 a SECOND BOARD. r AST $67000 rea 3 cou 107 1008) aN bk bs fee! 106 ae air RR aan she casa Gor 100 meme Casi pref. 1500 10. 400 wien 85 500 69 y Ted asx 200 sevees G1 300 Mariposa Mg Co.. 10% 200 Boo N'Y Central RR: 103% 1100 bin Pitts, i inh 600 Erie RR. 100 000 1 400 Hudson! River RR 106% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Moypay March 20—6 P. M. Asnms,—Receipta, 58 bbls, The market continues very dull, and prices were wholly nominal. Breaperorrs.—Receipts, 6,185 bbls. flour, 65 bbls. and 3,160 bags corn meal, 900 bushels wheat, 6,500 do, corn, 6,602 do. outs, 475 do. barley, and 2,075 do. malt. The market for State and Western flour continued very quiet, but prices were without material change. ‘The sales were confined to 5,500 bbls, State and Western, 300 do Southern, and 400'do. Canadian. Rye flour continued dull, ang'prices were wholly nominally anchnged. meal wa rather firmer, and in moderate demi ie 300 bbls, Jersey at $725, and 200 bbls. Brandywine at $750. We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour. $9 60a 9 90 +10 00 a10 20 Extra State. Choice State 10 2510 30 Common to modium extra -10 156.10 35 Extra round hoop Ohio 10 50410 75 Western trade brands, +10 80a 11 25 10 00a 14 20 «+10 30a11 25 +11 30014 00 -10 15 a 10 40 +10 50a 11 40 - 8 00a 8 30 70a 72 Extra St. Louis. Common Southern. Good to choice and extra... Rye flour, superfine. Corn meal, bbis Corn meal, ” puncheons. 89 26a —The wheat market ruled very quiet, and holders, inorder to etfect sales to any considerable extent, would have to grant a concession of 3c. a 5c. per bushel, The sales were confined to 7,000 bushels No. 2 Chicago eee | at $1 90, 3,000 do. ‘amber Milwaukee p.t., do. white Canada at $2 65. Rye, barley and malt con- tinues dull, and prices were wholly nominally Le The corn market was firmer, especially for new, which is in small supply, while old was whoily nominal. Sales 3,000 bushels common new white at $1 50, and 8,000 bushels new yellow at $1 56a $1 59. Oats’ were dull and nominally lower at $1 05 a $1 06 for Western, and $1 01 a $1 04 for State and Jersey. Corron.—Owing to the large stock and the fluctuations bill legislation of the government, which forced gold in July last to 285, and has left it at the caprice of specu- lation ever since the suspension of specio payments. But for our fiscal’ mismanagement tho premium would never have risen to the height from which it has fallen, ‘and consequently the currency would have had a much more siable value, like that of England, between 1797 end 1821, when speculators had very little power over its value more than public opinion sanctioned. The secret of this lay in heavy taxation and avoidance of paper money inflation beyond an amount needful for the pur- poses of commerce. The gold quotatons during the day ‘The stock market was weak at the first board. Erie was 1 lower than at Saturday's first board, New York Central 2, Hudson River 2%, Reading 1%, Michigan Southern 1%, Northwestern 2%, Cleveland and Pitts- burg 334, Rock Island 2%, Fort Wayne 14, Cumberland 4%. In the government list the chief activity was in five- twenties and ten-forties, which were pressed for sale in large amounts. Five-twenties declined 1, new issue 14, ten-forties 3, sixes of 1881 44. At the first open board and at the second regular board the depression continued. Erie was 13¢ lower at the latter than at the close of the morning call, New York Central 134, Hudson River 134, Reading 2%, Rock Island 144, Northwestern 2, Fort Wayne 17%, Cumboer- land 5. Five-twenties submitted to a further decline of %. Ten-forties were % a1 per cent above the lowest point of the morning. After the call and at the open board at half past three the market showed increasing woakness in declining quotations. Money has been very active, and there is an ominous distrust among lenders, The signs which invariably pre- cede a great panic are not wanting, and a lack of confi- dence is showing itself at the banks and in all depart- ments of commerce. Loans are made only on first class collaterals, with unusually wide margins, at seven per cent, and much of the comercial paper offering, hitherto rated as first class, is unmarketable. The highest grade is taken at 835 a 11 per cent. The bank statement for the week shows ® marked variation from the preceding one, which is attributable to the inclusion of the returns of the Central and Fourth National banks, recently admitted to the Clearing House, But, after deducting these, the only important change is ‘an increase of more than a million and a quarter in the specie line. Foreign exchange is held with great firmness, Bankers ‘ask 1034 a 10054 for their sixty days’ bills, and 100% a 110 at three days. The United States Supreme Court has affirmed the decree for the sale in September next of the eastern di- vision of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, under the second mortgage, for default of interest, amounting to $480,000, of which it is understood there has been accumulated, during the last six years, about $50,000, ap- plicable to the payment of the second mortgage interest, The following figures compare the last weekly state- ment of the New York Associated Banks with the re. turns of the previous week and with the corresponding week in 1864:— March EN 1864, Mar. 11, 1865. Mar, 18, 1865. 51 188, 1” 590 = 436, 651 174, a 32, 048, O14 —The deviations from the returns of the previous week are as follows '— Increase in loans. $23,905,761 1,518. 758 1/920, 821 Increase in deposits. . 44,919 —The great increase in the totals is caused by the ad- mission of the Fourth and Central National banks to the Clearing House. ‘The businoss at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows: — Receipts for customs. +++ $100,000 Total receipts 8,418,787 Fo yments, . 6,588,587 plane . , 97,842,924 £ .becriptions to government joan 96 000 Stock Exchange. Moxpay, Marci: 20—10:30 A. M. $5000 US 6'«,'81, cou 108% 300shaN¥ ent 810 104 do + 63: | in gold, the market continues very quiet, and prices have further declined 1c. perlb., the demand being wholly confined to the immediate wants of the trade. "Bates, 250 bales at the following quotations:— U; lorida, Mobile. N.O.4T. Ordinary 40 41 ri 56 5ST st G 58 68 59 Corrge.—There was nothing of moment doing ios prices were entirely nominal. Faricuts were dull and rates were nominal. To Liver- pool 160 boxes bacon at 2s. 6d., 700 tierces beef at Sin per neutral, 100 tierces lard at private Kenae bene bya! 600 boxes cheese and ter at at ; 230 bales cotton at 344., and 100 boxes ssn bboon at 308 Te London 400 logs codar at’15s. por ton measurement, To Glasgow 100 hhds. tallow at 1( A brig of 200 tons was chartered for Malaga with staves on private terms. Frort.—By auction 2,475 boxes Sicily oranges, at $5 25 & $6 30, and 1, 885 boxes Sicily lemons at $5 20 a $7 30. At private sale there was nothing of moment doing, and prices were without essential a ‘Hay—Shipping was dull but firm, at $1 60a $1 65. Retail lots were in moderate request at previous prices, viz:—$1 70 a $1 75. Hors.—There was rather more doin, consumption, and full rates were realized. The sata a of choice grades is small, and as this quality is chiefly sought for, holders have advanced their quotations materially, sales having been made as high as S8c. for fancy. Sales to-day were 200 bales at 25c. a 38c. for old growth, and 30c. at 50c, for new, with fancy at 580. Inpigo,—We have to report sales of 25 chests Madras, part at $1 20, and 10 ceroons Guatemala, on private terms. Mcxasses.—The market continues quiet, the demand being wholly confined to the immediate wants of the local trade, and we Have no sales of consequence to re- port. ‘We quote prime row crop Porto Rico at 75c., and ‘ew Orleans prime at about $135. By auction, 50 hhds. Porto Rico at 47c. pina) and 60 bbls. prime “old crop New Orleans at 87c. Navat Stores.—The iy continues quite active, and the mark-t was firm, holders stil demanding $2 26 ‘8 $2 80 for small lots, Rosins steady at our last rates— viz: $19 a $22 for common and strained. Ons.—Thers was no inquiry for any description, and .cer, in the absence of sales, were nominal, at $196 a §2 For tak lard, and $1 65 a $1 ST for linseed. Provisions. —Receipts, 831 bblr, 41 do. cut meats and 937 do. moderately active, but at decidedly lower rales, the mar- ket closing dall and unsettled. @ Bales were confined ‘to 5,000 bbls., at $29 50 a $30 57 for new mess, closing at $20 60, cosh; $27 60 a $27 75 for 1863-4 do., cash and regular way, cloving at $27 50, cash; $26 25 a $26 50 for prime, and $30 for prime mess; also for future delivery 4.500 Bbis. new mess, for March, Apr.l, May and June, at $30 a $31 50, sellers’ and buyers’ option. Beef dull and depressed, Sales 400 bbis., at $1450 a $17.60 for plain mess and $17 a $21 for extra mess. Of beef hams we notice sales of 100 bbis. at $25. Cut meats were dull and scarcely 0 firm, Sules 400 packages, at 160. a 1644. for shoulders, and 17';c. a 17%, for hams. Bacon was in limited inquiry and lower. Sales 600 boxes, at 16c, for Cumberland cut, 17¢c. for long ribbed, and It c, a17%c. for short do. The lard market was firmer, ut not very active. Sales 2,000 bbls. and tos, at lie. a exe. for No, 1 to fair to prime steam and kettle rendered, The market for butter was dull and too un- settled to give quotations. Cheese steady at lc. a 23. for common to prime. Rice. —We notice small eales at 10. a 1030. ‘Sucar.—The market was duller than ever, there being no demand outside of the immediate wants of the trade. Sales unimportant, Fair refining was quoted at 12%. ; refined was dull and nominal, at 20c, for powdered, crushed and granulated. TaLtow was rather firmer, but in moderate demand. Salea 70,000 Iba. at 12340. a 12%. ‘Warskey.—Reeeipts, 118 bbls. The market remained about the same, Sales of 300 bbls. at $2 23 for Western. pork, 10 packages bees, rd. The demand was FINANCIAL. PFICE OF THE COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE Company, corner of Wall and Nassau streets. CASH CAPITAL. $3,500,000 From statement for the seventh fiscal year ending Decem. Der 31, 1864:— Total amount of assets, January 1, 1866... Total amount of premiums Excess of earned premium Reserve for estimate claim contingene! ‘ Guaranteed cash dividend to tifleates of same) on pald premiums earn ing the year, whether ons has accrued or not.. 760,354 99 Interest on scrip iasies of 1862 and 1863. 6 per cent dividend to dealers on earned premiums 12 per cent Divtiend for the year 10 stockholder. 31 percent Dealers with this Company will be allowed the option (to be signified nt the time of application for insurance) of re- colving in lieu of serip, at the end of each yonr, returns in cath (guaranteed by certificate) of premiums paid and earned during the year, Whether ons acorues or not, upon all new Flake under the New York form of policy, as follows:— 1. Upon all voynge risks upon cargo, a return of twenty-five per cent. 2. Upon voyage risks upon freight, a return of twenty per Tpon time risks upon freight, and ween voyage and time risks upon hulls, a return of ten pe Birch’ privilegs, however, being sondied to parsons and firms, the agarey premitims pon such polictes arn sa paid tog the year shall amount to the sum of one ‘are. {alsremiums paid in gold will be entitied to the above returne DIRECTORS, Edward Rowe, M, PF. Merick, 8. N. Derrick, Daniel W. Lord, Wm. B. Ogden, Sionee Merick, John Armatrong, David J, Ely, Joseph Morrison, n, Neane,andrem ch Rich, pane W, Teller, Wm, H. Popham, B. ©. Morris, Jr., | Thos. Barron, nD, Bates, ' Ezra Nye | Roland G. Mitchell, Stemiee Hickox, Henry). ammann, | Attert G, Lee, |” Robert Bowne,” Thomas Lord. George P. Deshon, Lawrence Myers, Preston Hi. Hodges, 0. L. Nima, eB paritin B. 6. MOR) Prod 10000 + 1083§ 1600 Erie RE i | od US 6'8,5-20, cou 1084 500 do. 63% | 1860 a 4 5 3000 100 do... 63% 19000 100 do......b16 63% 10000 i 100 Hudson Riv RR, 408 | 2000 bg Tew iss 107 % 200 do. 07% | 10000 ew ins 107 100 do. iw ame WOOK, a0 do. Tioa owt, View Wa, M. Warner, Second Vice resident aud § NEW YORK HERALD, | TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1865. penn CIAL. | OneoF, OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, xroller's Oflice,’ March & 1865. —Tmporary Low will be received at this it sums not less than 8 0, for which “Revenue bouds"” will be issued at the rate of seven foent per annum, Per cont per AD TATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller. TLANTIC SAVINGS BAN: A hate square ‘OPEN DAILY, So Six per cent interest allowed. made now or ou or before Apel yw inter Dp vAN Been Pee pene Y, Treasurer. (CEMICAL BANK—BLECTION THE ANNUAL ELEC. tion for directors of the Chemical Bank so the atop | Boil at (he bebting house. ct Roe ed next, ‘of band 20" ‘By order of next Between the hours of and 20 By order HEMICAL BASE, NEW YOR Fifty-third Di WIEELTAMS, Cashier, coe eee mr ae ‘ONEY, Pairs SECURITY OF- orth $00 hy ney ba Biv about ce Seem al saris onc ert 2 re" Foampany, New orks Maren Orme, evi peeid at teele often, 68, Wall aie from 12 o’clock M. to 1 o'clock bas liao aDREW J [ON DIME SAVINGS BANK, AND a Og Pa. $08 12 and on Monday, We sud Batercey, area to7. Siz per cent ‘Troe {rou fain tax, allowed on" sums of under, and 5 per EDER V. HAUGHWOUT, President, Ganpwas 8. Onarin, Secretary, 5, 000 72 TO pas af ag Sox PER CENT INTER- his cll Mee af | if her q oi Toeuranoe ity. Ay of the ta helt, vey CONEY, 66 Wall street. co New York 6 AND 7 PER CENT on New OSEPH QASON No oN 4 Pine street. TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON $300.000 $500,000 Troncir i iheaaizene pupae SPORTING. {PATRICK MULLIN DOUBLE GUN FOR SALE Bdinch barrel, 10 gauge. Apply at 76 Sullvan strech A: 0G8 FOR SALE-THE PRETITEST ITALIAN FE; male in the clty_of New York; also three others; will gel cheap. Apply at 174g Thompson street, near Bleecker, PRANCIS BUTLER, NO. 8 PECK SLIP, HAS THIRTY- four different breeds of choice Dogs. Infailible Mange fedicines for all diseases, Dogs trained, Cure, ke. boarded, &c. youx GRAY, NO, 11 ROOSEVELT STREET, HAS FOR oe} sale Newfoundland Dogs, Hull Terriers, Newfoundland Pups, Italian Greyhounds, small Black and Tan ani Scotch Terriers; one pair of Black and Tan Dogs, five pounds. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &O. Fors Cig ONE HOR: mons a0 SE TRUCK, IN PER- a SALE CHEAP-A BEAUTIFUL TOP BUGGY new * and city built, at sacrifice, Apply at OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A LIVERY BUSI- orees, up town; 6 good 1 light wagon, Foaunsraninnaseaned, pores § sosches | Ne Tikes | ~ Inquire ut 422 Eighth avenue. yo Botan FOR SALE—BAY, 17 HANDS HIGH, 10 years old. Bind ond gentle: lay ono Bs ges IAMS, 76 Cedar surest up RESH MILK GOAT FOR SALE—TWO YEARS OLD, second kids, aix days old; ted kind and y Addrese'G. G. D., 45, —. on OCKAWAY AND BUGGY.—FOR ROOK- , hway, with pole and nod a also, a Bossy: 'poth tn com: te order; wi Can be seen at 72 West enty-ifta fa SS EE RS ee TABLE FOR SALE OR Ti ro) pers NEW STABLE, Te from 11 to 17 mich Drain Pe soot tABLe ca vanes 'D a hag Sat Gey wie Hay Back an Saddle and pene Brac! samples at corner: of RON OPER; eed Boxes, and Om tre pnd El tree! i alas : WERE: KIRTLAND & CO. 10 LET—A STABLE, 9 FEET LONG.) -* FEET WIDE, 3 » With 14 horse stalls, 5 for warren busi club stable, Rent Py Suey rand ae re TTING, MARB A WAGON 708 8 ubrenen The See taakerenaee ea ‘asin, Hock cv) Roa New York. ane o We PRIS oF oon ET aha wi or avenue, first floor, up stairs, ‘ANTED TO ieedeaer PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES. an tiky,are to-be pexfect and sound in every respec und Addcbas, stating price and where they can be seen, B. J. Herald office. WANTED 10 PURCHASE OR HIRE, A STABLE, ‘with two or three stalis (above ground), and room for three carriages, located between Tenth and Thirtieth streets and Third and Seventh avenues, Address, stating terms, R. Center, station D. ‘ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND SIX SEAT bi Rockaway. Address, for two days, H. O., box 190 Herald office. BOARDING AND LODGING. between Broadway A SUITE OF yiseawe PRI- vate table.—Two large ee room, with e without & chamber 2S will be vacated at GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE . dated with a Vary J pleasant suit of Rooms on Na 8000 or third floor, wit ‘lass Board; unexceptionable refe- rences given and required. 137 Bast Ninéteenth street. bag agatha yp WISHES Af AxD Board, or board jouse, w! uition in Latin dreck or fen th, would be taken as pay- Tess MB Badal ary bey reference to his last situation. erald a wife. ae must i he onerata: N UNFURNISHED ROOM, | Azeem ‘Address bix i818 New York Pout ofc, stating arms terms and lo- A. TARLOR AND BEDROOM, HANDSOMELY FUR: nished, to let to a first class alngle gentleman, without paartot p at pera a rattienes, ninth street, near WIDOW WILL LET A FRONT jest Twenty: fi fanaraats ‘No other lodgers or Sea ey OBTAIN A HAND: ‘Third avenue, corner of Fifty-Afth etreely, AS a a aa SUIT OF TWO LARGE feng inn gna FUR. back on third floor, Awe ree rae ard, at 122 Mutiaon avehwe, hoa Thirty drat exceptionable oes required. LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED BEDROOM TO Jetin a fires class house. “Address 47 East Twenty” Bra seeet near Fifth Avenue Hotel. rences some FAMILY, NOW OCOUPYING THE UP. per oor of 845 Sixth avenue, between Forty-ninth and Fittioth streets, propose. ‘renting’ the lower fiuor to. a few boarders.” Preference given to tiose whocan furnish. An excellent table provided; terms reasonable, Only respecta- Die and agreeable persons need apply. A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A COM- fortable Furnisied Bedroom, with use of sitting room, to 4 person of quiet habits. 129 West Forty-eighth street, be: tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. t 250, —A NEW COAL BOX SHIFTING TOP WAGON ed ' + und Harness; wagon nearly new; one of the Titest style; used a few times, Call at 1,208 Broadway. BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM—WITH THREE WIN- dows on second floor, to let, without Bonrd; suitable for two gentlemen; also a’ back Room, same floor, to let, at $3 per week, Apply at 112 West Tenia street, , ROOMS, &C., WANTED. RNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, WANTED rman lady; sie speaks English and French, and pay with instruction part of the remunera- ‘Sixth avenue, A RERS wouldy it jon, Add N=, YORK, MARC! ready to Tun ai ment three to twenty 1 the Lynn Bue setts. YOUNG SPORT, Liberty Hose, No. U leg BE 80LD CHEAP—A HANDSOME BLACK AND tan Slut, ten months old. Cun be seen for two days at No. 9 Sixth sireet, in rear, DOURLE GUNS, FOR SALE CHE Gun, No. 9 bore, 33 in. 1 bore, 32 tn. bbls. price $ GENTLEMAN AND BIS, WIFE WISH TO HAVE A second floor, unturnist ee TOOTS, titi all modern Ainprovements tn a pleasatt lation, either in the upper part of the city or “Brooklyn, in a strictly private and nce ze en ‘aud required. “Address 8., box 2,544 Now Nork Post ofc SECOND FLOOR, WITH MODERN IMPROVE- ments, 10 a respectable neighborhood up town, wanted by an American famall f four adults, with un- exceptionable referet with description, loca tion und terms, Van, Ace CARRIAGES, &C. GENT! N BE FURNISHED WITH A VERY stylish pair of six year old bay Horses, close match; mane and tails, wilh full tails, and without a ticulars by calling on G. W. CHADWICK. Wal treet. STOR STABLES, 23 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET— Exclusively for private horses; stalls above ground; full feed; careful grooms and personal atte: n; storage for car- HT. WEEKS. BUSINESS HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR aale—Horse six years old, warranted sound and kind. ‘Apply at 208 Weat Tenth street. BARGAIN. —A LEATHER TOP BUGGY, OITY MADE, perfeet ontar; sold for want of tse. Price $140. Apply HANDSOME BAY HORSE—16% HANDS, SIX years old; eerie cue driver, and brown Patchen Mi alx years old, 1534 hands; trots’ in three minutes; beautiful drivers; both warranted Beane and kind; single or dou! 362 Third avenue. GREAT VARIETY OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Carri Wagons, Harness, Robes. Also one bay Ponies; five years old; 1436; trot in three minutes. five low priced Horses, at Auction Mart, 1,401 Broad above Fortieth atreet. PARTNER IN LIVERY STABLE, CORNER ore FIF- ty-fourth street and Third avenue. A fortune to be made, | ‘as there is no rent. (KOACHES FOR SALE.—ONE NEW COACH, TRIMMED wri, biug clouh; ‘one good second, hand ‘Coachs two second and top Buagie second hand no FET & BURR, 28 Storer wireets between Blees len Boaay, aoe & BU mity PR os FOR SALE A BAY HORSE, ABOUT 15 HANDS HIGH, oars old, warranted sound and kind. t BLa’ $175. Inquire ol & CAMP, 60 Carmine street, dealers. Price OR SALE—THE HARNESS AND TRUNK BUSINESS of the late Charles Walters, No. 840 Broadway. ra apply to A. H, SANDS, &l Pine street, OR SALE—A_ SPLENDID coma WHITE MARE, 140 way, five years old, heavy mane perfectly sound, kind in or dguble harness, & fast traveller, and ele- gant under the sada be nota im, or would like 8 match for her, Ad Wig oat oflee, Port Jervis, Orange county, N. Y. POR, SALE{A TROTTING HORSE, BAY, LONG TAL big hands igh, 8 years old; time, 2:45; sound kind. Apply at 206 West Twenty-seventh OR SALE—A LIGHT SIFTING TOP ROAD WAGON, in good order. Apply at 107 Chrystie street, “iri Cte oy BLACK MARE, HEAVY WITH leery ra old, 16 hands higa; sound and kind. Inquire 104 BANE Forty: first street, otic ena nt —_ OF wre phat np bog Aap her and years ther wilh Pagan ad Harnese; also one tre tape a single Horse, 13, haeaa high; trots in 2:45 or no came trom | ‘Kentucky last fall, Inquire at marian mavles *) Barrow street. (OR SALE—A BAY MARE, EIGHT YEARS OLD. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at $83 Third avenue, OR SALE-A DARK BAY HORSE, 16% | HANDS high, long tall, very siyllahsa gout horse: in har ness oF saddle. Can be seen at the stable, 227 Went Twenty- Bratatreet, near Nuxth avenue, OR hee DARK CHESTNUT HORSE, 144g HANDS, ten years old, sound and kind, anda free and stylist driver; price $100. Can be seen at 69 Greenwich street. OR BALE—A BAY MARE, HANDS HIGH, SIX Years old; weighs 1,10) Ibs; very stylish; oan trot th 3:30 and pace In 2:40; 1 been ‘tra ‘4 minute; sold for want of use. Ingiuté of T. RK, CRUCKER, 2 Fulton Market, Can be ngar’s stable, Atinutic avenue, Rrook- Jyn, om) ore Greene piace. ° Will sell, Wagon and Hat- ness if (OR SALE—A SPLENDID IRON a Leese hy re. and gen! wwlok rurei, belween FROR SALE STRUCK, TRAM AND WORK. | INQUIRE before 9 o'clock in the morning at 695 Washington st., 10 the basement, OR SALE—A BOUL PHAETON, WITH TWO SEATS tnd top on back swat; very styl; multable for one oF o horses,” Price $875. Apply at Mr. LUKD'S stable, on thes alley of 376 Bowery. OR SALE—A BROWN MARE, 15 HANDS HIGH, sound ‘and kind: can trot in 2:40. Apply at peivale Mable No, 6 Eust Nineieenth street, near Fifth avenue. OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOM: TYLISH BLACK Horse; has a long tail and is a traveller; price $1.20. Apply super to stable 81 West -weventh at. « OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, ABOUT 17 HANDS HIG! six years old and of good style and action, Sollee pat for a coupe. Apply at No. 9 Grand street, Williamasbui OR ae COUPE, SUITABLE FOR TWO dey ed t order, to alvances, Inquire at J. A. gacksONs Sy my Grand “adeeety near ‘Broadway. 08 Sx E—TWO EX EXPRESS WAGONS, INQUIRE aT wich street, oll sto GRAY HORSE, mated perfectly sound . this day, at 24 Ren. ote GRAY in single or fe car. OR R SALE aT LAURENS oan ag DARE sorrel Horse, , $138; {990;_both kind in'all harness. stents | BEL DE Re | SALE—ONE BAY HORSE, 15% HANDS HIGH, six years old, kind in single and double barness; war- ranted sound. be seen at 93 West Forty-nixth street, Apply to WM. GOETZGER, OR SALE—A FINE PAIR OF BAY HORSES, 16 hands bigh, and a Saddle Horse, 14 hands hi just the country. Can be seen at Robinson's , Fear of 275 Bowery, near Fourth street, OR SALE—DOUBLE TRUCK OR FEED WAGON, Flelding’s inate, In good order, cheap also Grocers’ and xpr agons, at KNOTT E MACUCIRE'S, 66 Wooster street, near > Opring. OR SALE—A VERY SUPERIOR MATCHED TEAM OF black Horses; warranted young, sound and Kind every way; Stylish appearance and superior action, at 23 West Thi teenth street. JOR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME PATR OF CARRIAGE Horses, Just from the countrys, bright bay, very Ynepare met in thenands ‘AIT'S livery stable, ars old and sound, yy can be seen at W. ue, Sy tails, hey eys. fy Fourth av A. FRONT OFFICE, MEDIUM SIZE, WANTED IMME. diately—Situated between City Hail’and Pine street and Church and William sireets. Address Broker, box 1,759 New York Post olice. URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—FOR SIX” MONTHS; betwoen Fourteenth and Forty-second streets and Fourth and Seventh avenues, sor a sinall family. | Will pay $100 to $150 per month, and take proper the, premises. Ap- Bly tor address C., No. 4 Cedar st. room i URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—IF YOUR HOUSE IS nice, and to have it kept in perfect order during the summer by a sini and highly responsible family is a greater conslde: ration than rent ugh a nominal pric would be paid Gress B., 17 Cortiandt street, with description and number, OUSE WANTED—FOR A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, in the violnity of Murray Hill; bigh stop preferred. ‘Adiireas, stating terms, location, &., E. H. B., box 1,504 New York Post office. FOUse raw IN BROOKLYN—A SMALL HOUSE, ‘suitable form family of three grown persons; comfort iand conventenoe maoro desired than show. A responsible tenant can be sect y addressing box 4,867 Post ry With partie focktion, de. T OF WANTED-FROM MAY, WITH Patent ao so covbnd, sla comfortable cau Foun acumen aa ‘went at a wi shildren. Good acne Dy, gous Add: eo, Rae, 176 Herald oflice. T 48 WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth a a gentleman and wite or shree single emen can obtain furnished Rooms, with Board. Chil- ud servants not taken, COMFORTABLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO let, to a fputiinans, with or withont Breakfast, in the house of at smu private family, tn the vielnity of Broadway and Twelfth street, Address K.’M. 8., Herald ollie, RNISHED SOUTH FRONT PAR- man and wife, with first class Board, in @ i Tweltth street. OM lor, for gen’ Tally of retinen: FLOOR W. -ANTED—WITH GOOD BOARD, FOR two gentlenien and their wives, above Twenty: sehhee Sivect and between Fourth and Eighth avenues. Address H. ©, Manson, 145 W street. RNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, on second floor, to let, with Board; room contains hot and cold water, dud has ample closets. Apply at 187 West ‘Twenty-fourth A LADY WOULD LIKE TWO LITTLE GIRLS TO board, where they will be sentto school. Call at 44 Watts st. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; ALSO A FEW SINGLE gentlemen, can be accommodated with ple: furnished or unfurnished, with Board; refe: Apply ut 107 Waverley place, near Washington et rp FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WITH to two gentlemen; closets, hot and cold water, 168 West Twenty-fourth street, between Seventh and sone, Apply at Elguiw AT BEST, TWELFTH, STREET_PLEASANT FUR- nisod Rooms tolet, with first lass Board, to, gentle- mun and wife or ; noes exchanged. Dinner ataie vious one ‘agai 716 BOND STREET—SEVERAL he F IS} ‘small Bedrooms, with first class B ENPHED ‘FURNISHED ROOM 10 LET_T0 TWO GENTLE. {menor gentleman und wife, with Board. | Apply at 64 Grosby street, between Broome ‘and Spring OARDING.—ONE HANDSOMELY \fooalapar tt) PAR- Nor and one bok Room to rent, with 106 Prince street, second block Weat of Broadway. Come ana see them, HOTOGRAPHIC. WANTED TO PURCHASE A GAL- lery, situated in lity. Address, stating price and full particulars, H. ~y Hackeusuck, New Jersey. ‘PAzt oF A HOUSE, WANTED—UNFURNISHED—ON ‘the Ist of May, for a small genteel family. ° ‘Addrene fiouse, box 98 Post o TRAM POWER WANTED.—WANTED LIGHT bout 262100, with two horse power; location below street. box 3,227 Ps ‘ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF THREE, UPPER PART of modern House, in good peighborhdod, couslating of [M4 pobre ey with Basewent. Ady ‘ANTED.—A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANT LOFT, Canal NV isstaraai Apartments for housekeeping; must be in ree nok over with de- sition ahd terme, ii, box 1206 Post office. WAXTED= 10, RENT, A FURNISHED COTTAGE, AN hour's ride from the cl ut tle ground required. “hire. eh ‘ANTED—A COTTAGE FOR A SMALL FAMILY, IN A pleasant, healthy location—near the water preferred— within an hour of the city. Adress J. D. R., 81 D. WA NTED-BY A NEAT, AMERICAN FAMILY OF FIVE dults, a modern House; nicely located down town, i of one; rent $200 to $1,0W. Address @., box oil TANTED—TO HIRE, A STORE, IN A GOOD BUSI. ness locality, for aclean and desirable business, and at a moderate rent, either in New York or the adjacent cities, Address B. C., Heraid office. Wanne-sims OF MAY, BY MAN AND WIFE, FOUR or tive Rooms, unfurnished, on west side, not above Tw entieth street nor below Wes! terms, which must be moderate, teenth street, Westen FURNISHED HOUSE, A FEW MILES from the city, or in Brooklyn; one that will accommo. date twelve first cliss boarders; best of reference given if required; the furniture will be weil cared for, a# no children or servants are taken. Allipe addressed to L. W., Brooklyn Post otice, meet with attention. Week A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN HAR- Jew ies Brvoklye os th this city, part of a farnished House, for housek. ting terms, location and all at Tenth atres A.D. 8., 286 Went Four- V.8., box 1,800 Ni Bou. -AN UNFURNISHED ROOM AND BEDBOOM, for a single lady, who Js out six hours duri between Twentieth ‘and Thirty-second ig 1 Ninth avenues. Address A. D. C., station Ey Bighth avenue, Nits thane "Parties desiring desiring ray ye fA, LET—1 ), WITH BOARD, TO AMERIC, adults, at Place, large and adjoining fi Bor Ais, geal a eed Sire ferences '—-WITH 2 aaa SUITS O ttn aa Wee iy gurh nee pith bay window; 10 aa peck inca: BOARD, SECO! 335 Hammond a Y ig hy LET—GENTEEL FURNISHED ROOMS, W) Board, pleasantly located, fronting ou Sixth Raves ovest, ‘Reference req! EET—AT NO. § WEST TTA NE. roadwi fur : tienen. “wo uandaome Bookcases, Pictures, &c. to (po ra LET—A tA FRONT BEDROOM ON THE F 5 BIRES FLO! Highth avenue. yo aint Bat baa Boo ha ece In @ physician's fai wi Cla ners Bee home comforts can be it Twent seventh street. TS LET—WITH BOARD, A STORY BACK] oom. sultable for gentleman and wife or two gentler at 169 East Seve! Psat hee Pearropepsoncare. ferences required. fe yemerg NICELY FURNIS! Room, ora geoiiman ‘and ite, i Signa and No. ea street, betwees Ne Ol, eatin datle peaen, WO. YOUNG MEN 6 ‘ACCOMMODATED WITH ae e fancy a 78 th avenue. WO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LETIN A PRIVATE with all modern improvements; Board if Fring ‘id East Ninetéwnth HE BEST SUIT OF ROOMS IN THE UNION SQUARB ust putin thorough repair and newly furnished, WITH suitable £ will be tot ia out wo, threp oF four Rooms as, des! No! J@ Union square, corner teenth cea New York. DAM, Proprietor. ‘ANTED—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, FOR lady and gentleman, board for lady only, with a widow lady living in. the vicinity of Fortleth street." Those having other boarders need not reply. Address J. B., station F. ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A PLEA- ‘sant Room, with Board; private fa) ene ret eereny ia le cation above Fe weet east of Sixth avenue. dress R. M. B., Herald office. N BY A YOUNG MAN, A NICELY FUB- AN ihed ddress J. W nished Room, in » Roff, 61 John street, New V 'ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH GAS, ON OB near Broadway, between Eighth and Thirtleth se Address for three days, stating terms and location, M. BE. Herald oilice. y good n neighborhood. A ‘ANTED—ON OR BEFORE THE 1ST OF MAY. hie x ‘sak single gentleman, a good Room facing the sui and also, it convenient, full or partial Board. Addre ing terms, R, R. R., box 205 Herald office, ANTED—BOARD, IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE Fa- mily, fora gentleman and his wife, of quiet habites location al Mbove ‘Peurteenth street, References exchanged. Address box 1,528 Post APB POR POR i as ee ANTED—BOARD, BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE W sire private family or small boa ing hose, Address with terms, which must be moderate, M. rald oflloe. Ww D—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ONE aul BPar Parlof and Bedroom, with Board, ‘house must bein a jooality; or @ sult of’ Furnished Rooms, wi gourenfoncen aes for housekeeping. Address, with full rte: 18, box 43 WASTED FOR A GENTLEMAN, A ished single reakfast, in a res} ‘Rous, with Bi rivate family- g house; location near to the fifth Avenue elotel Address at once, ora terms, which must be moderate, L. K.. box 130 Herald oflice. TANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, FOR TWO GEN. tlemen, with Board preferred, from Cooper Institute a Bias tifth prect oom ; terms moderate, Address A, . M., 31,415, Station F. A NICELY FUR- A. PLAIN, QUIET youu, WHERE WANTEDAIN A there are no other boarders & large with Board, plik “Good Teteranoey given tee od with a Abies rel ; for three days, Harriso, BOX 4 PER phage FOR SINGLE ROOMS, $6 * tgs the Dupont itl iyeiicens a ie Pa Judson: Broadway and Canal central part Hot" ‘he clty. BAN! ‘ET, NEAR ‘TH, TWO LARGB 37, Fu i Iehed Rocene, on ‘to let, with or with FOUR’ Furnished ‘third floor, out Board., 5. 5 MADISON AVENUE.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Board, en suite and single. 106 i at STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO LEP, b Board, a large Room, suitable for s gentleman rk pets ortwe ‘single gen temen. OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 187 SECOND Ueman and his ¥ wife, ferences apes i iors SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY OF GROWN Barrons desire tote, with fxelusive Board, the best part of allurge house, fashionably located, to a tamaily wishing p make a permanent and liberal ‘Address A. C,, station G. OARD, UP TOWN.—AN UNFURNISHED ¢ SECOND Floor to lot, with Board, toa gentleman and wife, from the Ist of May. ° This ts a good opportunity fo for Ay ant & permanent home; references required. ‘Weat Forty-second street, OARD—ON STATEN ISLAND WANTED, FOR THE summer months, for s gentleman and his wife, and dhild and nurse: a locall the terry, and where few of no other boarders are preferred. Address box 2,179 New York Post office. OARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A PRIVATE family, below Twelfth street, near moderate. Best of reverence given. “hadrose A. ¥., Herald CARD WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN 4 private family, where there ure no other boarders an gan have the comforts of & home, for whlch iberal price Mi ibe paid. reference given to'a widow lady. Address E. OARD WANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY IN THE country, from April 1; distance from the city no ey, decommodations wanted; best of refere! dress U. W., box x 5,117 N rk Post hago JROARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND two daughters, in a private family where there Are no Other boarders; will be permanent if suited; references and required, Address: Manufacturer, box 172 Herald OARD WANTED—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, on second floor of « modern house, Ina respectable local Ki terms must be moderate. Address Wm. B. care ‘ohn M. Burnet, 51 William street, New York. Boar dt eat A eer ee A felnes' ) NO tion; Yo other boarders are taken, by a lady; a large Room, peatly furnished; not over thirty’ miles Tina ‘New ‘ork; bourd not to exceed $3 a week: best references given and re- quired. Address Carter, Herald office. iv q jew York Post office. Vy ANTED—A_NICE COTTAGE, WITHIN FIFTEEN ‘Mules of New York, on line of railroad. Re rate, Address, stating terms and location, box 6, Witenes FURNISHED HOUSE, WELL LOCATED, ‘aba moderate rent; also ® Furnished Country Seat. Ad: Areas box 3,772 Post oflice, ANTED—BY 18ST APRIL OR MAY, A SECOND Floor, with back Basement, by three adults, Address, stating rent, G. R., 847 Broad way. ‘ANTED—BY_A FAMILY OF THREB, A PLEASANT. Ty situated Furnished Cottage either in New York or some easily accesnible polnt. Address vox 543 Post office, y. WANTEDTA SMALL HOUSE, O8 PART OF ONE, for three adaite, between Fiiteenth and Fortieth streets, east or west. Address, with full particulars, B. L. W., eta: tion G, Broadway. parE henenhet ON ’ *ANTED—IST MAY OR SOONER, MEDIUM SIZED ‘oxdern House, in good location, not too far up, by very sae qlent responstule family; no children. Address Adama, way. WASTEDTAN UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOOR IM mediately, for a family of two. Herald office, stating reiit, room and location, “OO —_____ WANTED-I8 A SMALL, PRIVATE HOUSE, BY A family of two adults ‘and child, three years old, a Floor of three or four roms, furnished ble for house: Ventral Park. Sf © ‘Ad. treet! A°G., mation F, New York, ‘with ie megae — Warm a Ag Pusey HOUSE, ON Must be ft for a frst class family, with garden, fruit and shade trees. leamboata, with nice outbuildin roundings. we ress, by letter, Dr. Samuel Bec! street, Now York. WAXTED-A, MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE, BE: Bighih and Fourth avenues, ‘and not above Thirtioth street, by a small family. Rent in advance instead of refer- ences if desired, Address M. L., station D, Bible House, WANTED 70 LEASE—POR ONE OR MORE YEARS, ‘a moderate sized Furnished House, with outbuildings, and sufficient land for , fruit, Ad., within one or two hours ride of the clty. “Any person willing to rent to « small family, at & reasonable will please addreas, with par- ticulars, A: H. Comstook, Union square Post oftice, | pie Can be accessib! OARD WANTED—EITHER IN THIS CITY OR BROOK- n, for three en ot Wo exceed $4) rer week; private nmlly preter ddress F., box OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WI child (three couteciabie soon: brag old), and nurse; reyuired ; would be permanent if suited. Sw Adare oo which must be moderate, and location, Holly, Lr] OARD WANTED—BY by isd OR FOUR ADULTS, about the Ist of il._Address box 8,975 Post oflice. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DE- sire Board ina pr e farily, or where there are few boarders (a Koom with Hall Bedroom will suit, which they will furnish) or would ire pat of a house; rent not to ex- coed $400. ation west of Broadway, not Pacha at] street or Sor weacet Ninth avenue, Address A. B.C, Post office. ‘A HANDSOMELY FUR- ned second lone elegant bathroom and watge dlzeet hot and cold water in each with fi Clase Bont for'a family of ‘three or four adults,’ small | any family without children; house contains all the mo- rn improvements; in first rate order and within fifteen oF twenty minutes’ walk of either South, Wall or Fulton ferry, ‘and convenient to three car routes. ‘References given and Toquired. "Address A. 2, box 170 Herald office. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND Hig wife, or, two single gentlemen, can have Rooms, jourd, a jeever place, between and Degraw streets, References exchanged: yg iy BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY re Board in a private family, ten minutes’ walk from “Fulton ferry, Address Grant, box 4,083 Post offlee. ROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN CAN BE ‘ACCOMMO- int ot he] 3 |= mniiy, at Iga Clinton ita’ a few “rhnul Jouth ‘and Wall street ferries, Terms moderate, ra ROOKLYN BOARD.—A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM to lot, with Board, to a couple without ebildren; rete. Fences required; location convenient to the South and Wall street ferries, Apply at 69 State street, Brooklyn. ROOKLYN BOARD—T0 LE A SECOND, STORY jall Room. Dinner o'clock. Apply at 242 Clinton arom References excha: FAST, FOURTRENTH, STRERT =A? 18-4, HAND. some Suit of Parlors to let, with Board, on first floor; ‘also several small Rooms, No moving in May. 3 ANTED TO LEASE—FACTORY So pInG, BASE- ment and four floors; size about 40x100. Address F. 1 Herald oftice. LET—TO GENTLEMEN. vacant, at 139 Eighth enue. RoR ROOMS | TO Two very desirable Rooms, no atreet, between Broadway and Fourth ANTED TO RENT—IN THR COUNTRY, A COTTAGE Containing. ning or, ten rooms: Westchester county ferred; rent Address, with full par- ticulars, box ox 4,668 P Post o Reine, ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN, with or without breakfast; house has ements; family small. Ynquire at 183 ‘Weet Wri TO sD TO RENT—THRER FURNISHED ROOMS, ina pleasant Iocation near the city, for the summer; bie; refereuce to be exchanged. OR SALE—A TEAM OF BAY HORSES, 15% HANDS high, very atyligh, good stovpern: six years old, sound Harve oF Four good young horses; sieppers. Feat, near Bleecker, OR SALE A LIGHT SHTFTING TOP WAGON; CITY ‘Also, & Sett of light Single Harness, To be seen nireot, near Atlantic and kin To be seen “C70 Ban at Murr ¢ livery stable, Columb fireet, Brooklyn. i Fro®, Sates BAY Yonrs old, untrained, and promises great at iad Wooster street. OR SALE CHEAP A PATR oF ,RogaH M 9 years old, sound and kt HAMBLETONIAN MARE, 5 Apply WORK ds high; 86 for teen, of will sell sepai hands wight stiffened op i) years old. igang Waauington atraat, BOARDING ND D LODGING, At THE FRANKFORT OUSE, ONE BLOCK, EAST of the Clty Hall, corner of Frankfort and Wi street, 260 Root neaily furnished; one room to one per- won, Beto Be, or day, 81 80 1088 per week. House upen all high ‘ FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR TO LET—WITH Board, to one party, oP separately, in the Lat of May. ' Inquire at avenue, References exchange Ay FURNISHED hae NEAR BROADWAY, FOR A ken iJerann; good rotetenoe required. Apply, after four POM, ot Kast! ightoenth § street. HALL BEDROOM, ON TE FIRST FLOOR TO EBT. Apply at 871 Biesotear «1 rh ih street, near Broadway. RNIB) R UNFURNIS! Ms TO LET~ Fst hoard, se No as Wont Twentysourh sre Ho moving 0 Mey N iD BOO TO Lp A LADY AND Gi Ore bears Board one the lady only. Appiy at 17434 Thomp- on street, near Bleecker. Prbveet ROOMS—FOR GE: bey ath ONLY. it fi if required. t Twentieth ore be outwuy and Fourth avenue, eee, ERSRY CITY.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A PARLOR ‘and Bedroom, suitable for two; near the ferry. Terms $18. “Apply ‘at 98 Yorkstreet, ARCH —MRS. ARNOLD, OF NO, 71 EAST FOUR- teenth street, will have an’ elegant Suit of Rooms, sec ond story front, to let with Board, Heferences exchanged ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN ‘and wife; location between Broadway and Sixth avenue, ‘ourth mand Twelfth streets, Address, stating terms, D. B,J. ion HOTELS. EB LANEAU Hover. 2 ¥ hang $9 on STREE®, fronting Reservoir elegant suit of ras on first floor; table d’hote; Tuinilion a for summer can now engage these for the Ist of Mis and Broadway—two fine ‘suits of Rooms f to oven rt PETERS, Pro; fa alll eal DC tant ana eked HOUSE, “, BROADWAY. ON Lhe Rooms $4 to $6 per week. House open all night, COUNTRY BOARD. Corer three ee gn AL bo yar ip nd otc al ae boa, Hear ant Be ihe aang wih fal Boa aon QOUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR TWO LADIES AND a child four years old; Hudson river, from Riverdal Union square Post DRY GOODs. re AANA ODP ODI ly ATES, MORE FINE STEEL SCISSORS 47 90 CENTS read Wax, 6 cents, Key 21h 10 Bente, at TOWNSEND'S Toy Store, Eepeavag LUTING. FRENCH FLUTING FOUR CENTS maar yard under four inches, French Flutng Company, Spring, between Varick and structed in the art of tuting. NDIA CAMELS’ HAIR SHAWLS—SPRING IMPORTA- tion, oad igs light makes, in square, and from $20 up; gold value rated J. Rl 29 Wooster street, third door below Amity, MILLINERY. NENTIRE NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND STeMnS A} Millinery and straw Googe will be opened ‘at STMMON! RENOH spent ea B SELERA, | 31 R ue, Will open, myorted Spag aod Crt ST Bontiota-alao thoes of her own tanmufacttl RAND OPENING, OF SPRING PASHIONS MMB DEMOREST’S grand pening, 473, Broadw Bast Fourteenth street fet ania aropoat eicest, rookiyke ntly trimmed Patterns of all the taveat and soe ntyies for ladies and children’s dresses, ‘RS, MULCHINOCK, 885 BROADWAY, WILL OPEN ON Thursday, the 234 inst, an eclegnit assortimept of French Millinery. Positively no city milliners admiti RS, RINGGOLD, 286 SIXTH AVENUE, WILL OPER Fich snirnens New York and Paria Nileery. sd ADAME RALLINGS, 818 CANAL STRERT, WILL on Wed ‘March latest and'most o> perb ovies ‘of French Spring and Summer Millinery. ADAME FERRERO, NO. § GREAT JONES STREBT, will this retiring from busi gzhibit on Wednesday very Intent Paris aiytes, POidy illiners not | Monae ME BARRONNE WILL HAVE A GRAND OPEN. Zid bad 284, at her. ew snowron one milliners ae Sal 4 ednesday. ‘Holines & Co.'s dry goods sto ME, IMOGENE WALTON, 680 BROADWAY, WILL exhibit on Wednesday, March 23, 5) ng and Summer Millinery, of the lateat, styles. card at the trance.” Positively no city milliners OPENING oF SPRING FASHIONS —WE BEG LEAVE Thurnda Cor ieat satin c Hew and legan (asnoF name of French Bon ist arrived, togeth nel (yd ann io atin oh ows a hew stock of Millin In all) is pranehen a ePubich we will offer ot prices ssoord, Present decline in, gold, Country merchants and tin bene mine own muftere Wil iy SAM Husbowreny, ‘we Open, 21 and 216 Divisio tentnnserdece Ds La Ps oly Sire, HOUSES, Mi MAR KET Cl re ~4 nd othe 'belongin Aorporaito = of New York, to be leased at tues” wen that the Com will, om rheKepay, Mire Ola pei, 1866, at 10 Cae AM al the other Corporation. Property, of My 1s. & 1 and terms of venue, at this {iis ofbee. Cire or New Yous, Derantwxet or Finance, Comprroiien’s Orrice, March 6, 1865, ERRY PRANOHIM SAT AUCTION LL (On Tharsday, Airil 61806, At 10 o'clock A. ML, will be 50M at public auction, to the highest bidder, with adequate ae fag for w term of ten yours, from the Int day of Magy, @ Lense of the Ferry as now established, from the foot otiw Whitehall street to Stacen Island Lease of the Franchise of ‘the Ferry, as now estab uaa from if Barclay street to Hoboken, N. J. ‘he Lease the Fr nehise of the Ferry, as now estab: Haha. from foot of Tenth street, East Hver, to Orem move mai itevoral Ferry Leases, will bo, sold, with all ihe rights, a and a vantages th thereof belonging Bkitohton, of the clty of New Terms and conditions of sale may be had on application at the Compirotier” '8 office. Fund an corde the Commissioners of the Sink! Be ote ne TTTULW T, BRENNAN, Compurolion, 4