The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘Tavaspay, March 23-6 P. M. © qe stock market was nearly ay on the street this morning, but at the first session of the board it gave way ‘under a pressure to sell, both by outside parties, who wore compelled to realize, and the “bears,"” who profited by ‘the general depression. Reading, at the close of the call, was 4% lower than at yesterday's second board, New York Ceniral 3, Hudson River 3%, Michigan Southern 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8%, Michigan Central 2, Illinois Central 3, Northwestern 14, Rock Island 1%, Fort Wayne X, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 33, Cumberland 3. Erte im- proved 3. Government securities were active and higher. Five-twenties advanced 1% a 2, now issue 1), 01%, ten-forties 134. After the call and at the open board at one o'clock there was further pressure to sell, and the market was in panic. The “bears” encouraged the decline as far as possible, and at the second board the downfall was pre- cipitated. New York Central was 53; lower than at the morning board, Erie 6, Hudson River 4%, Reading 2, Michigan Central 634, Northwestern 1, Michigan South- ern 2, Ilinois Central 234, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, Cleveland and Toledo %, Rock Island 1%, Fort Wayne 2, Cumberland 38%, Quicksilver 2%, Ohio and Missiasippi certificates 23. Govern- ment sccuritioea declined in sympathy with the general market, Five-twenties were 13¢ lower, ten-for- tles 1, sixes of 18811. At tho open board at half-past three there was a recovery of 4g @1 percent in the rail- way list, ‘The “short”? interest is 90 Inrge on the Stock Exchange, alike with the gold market, that it is likely to dofoat itself, Tho stock of the leading railroads is unusually scarce on tho street, and sellers are unablo to buy or borrow it, and we know of one prominent house that hunted for an hour for a single hundred shares of Illinois Central without being able to get it. ‘The panic in stocks led to a revival of the panic in gold, holders of specie being induced by tho decline in railway securities to sell their gold. But this would not have exerted so much influence upon the market had the bears in gold not manufactured a variety of war reports calcu- latod to lower the premium. Most conspicuous among theas was one denoting the departure of President Lin- coln for Fortress Monroe, to confer with peace commis- sionors from Richmond, and another to the effect that Richmond had been evacuated. It teflects very little credit upon the average intelligence of the gold speculators that every idle story circulated by interested parties should gain sufficient credit to impart an influence up- ward or downward to the course of speculation. The “pears” hammered the market vigorously, and thcy might possibly have been still more successful than they were had not the governmontgbeen actively represented in the room. It is understood that tlo purchase of five millions of gold and a hundred mittions of bonds is authorized for the purpose of stemming the downward tide. Those who think that the government should facili-« tate rather than oppose the fal! are not awake to the im- portance of the present emergency. There is no reason ina panic, and its consequences, instead of being bene- ficial to the government and the community, are at a timo like this fraught only with dangor and disaster, If tho war had ended, and estimates with regard to the fature could be formed on any solid basis, a correspond- ing fall in gold would be a source of common rejoicing. As it is, the men who are ondeavoring to push gold down now will be equally interested in putting it up again, and consequently it will rise; while, still. intent upon profiting by fluctuations in it, thoy will continue to labor for a fall after ovefy rise, the extent of cach being measured by the'r own profits. Gold has been sold town by speculators during the last fortnight instend of having declined naturally, and therefore it will be all the more liable to a sharp reaction in the future; and as all extremes aro bad sud- den fluctuations should of course be avoided. The quo- favions during the day were: 10:50 A. M. but lenders are reluctant | Money continues abundant, to acoept seven per cent on cail, however wide the mar- gins may be, and large differences have been paid for carrying stocks over the next ten days, Commercinl pa- per is at the same time viewed with great distrust, and the discount market is, therefore, inactive. From ten to fifteen per cent has been paid on the best signatures. ‘The margin exacted on stock collaterals variow frow af- ‘toon to twenty per cent. The depression in commercial circles continucs to in- crease, and there has been agrent deal of close “shin- ing’ observable to-day. Although long credits have been littls in vogue of late, thirty and sixty days and three months credits are common, and a large amount of Outside indebtedness is in this way incurred, But in viow of the sudden unsettlement of values croditors show an accommodating spirit, and ey, failures will thus be delayed or arrested. Thoso, however, who are rabh enough to assert that commercial firms wom never in go little danger of serious disaster as at present are either wilfully » blind, or wilfully fatse. We havo only to look at tho last discount return of one of the banks in this city—the Central National—which ‘amounts to more than seven millions, in order to dis prove the statement, When the associated banks of this city reported their loans and discounts at the end of last wweok to bo $211,496,651, it is useless to deny the direct inference. A considerable portion cf this loan is, of course, in the form of government securities, and this we allow for. The foroign exchange market is quiet at yesterday's rates—namely, 1004 a % at sixty days and 110% a 3 at short sight. There was a ferther decline in the produce and mer- chandiso markets to-day; but as a reaction in the gold room is looked for better prices aro anticipated; but in @ny erent numerous failures are expected. Considera- blo mischiof has already been done by the panic; but as | & rally in government and other stocks and gold is proba- ble, as well as desirable, the catastrophe may be mato- rially loseened in that event. ‘The business at’ the Sub-Treasury to-day wis as fol- + $239,000 8,348,921 3,532/523 pan me 29/545, 77: Subscriptions to government loan x Stock Exchange. Tuvnspay, March 23—10:30 A. M. 300 shsHudR RR. do.. “oD § Loe ty RR 600 aa dea . Oe. do. do. de 1000 do, b Mich Cen a ws tase Bank... 100 Canton i 29 00 00 20 3m Quiokstivar Ngo ka Fe} Wyomint VyCout fo I 4 s6NY Conia Ra. bj 1000 —e rey 0 ™ ALY-Past TWO 0’ 1ocK P. § $40000 U5 O's sI,rog 104% 400 ahs Hud Riv RR 80% ee vee ‘Si,cou 100% do. 4 Twos" 0.20, cou i 500 40. new tas 1 1400 lo. .now ins If 200 200000 U3 5: eo 10,6 eS “a Bese se 29000 UBO'H iyreér ot 66 400 Chic & 56 200 » 200 Mich 8 & 2 200 a 400 3 3 ees CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvagspay, March 23—6 P. M. Asues.—Roceipts, none, The demand cuntinued mode- rate, and prices were ent'rely nominal, Breapstorrs.—Receipts, 2,998 bbis, flour, 527 bbls. and 193 bags corn meal, 161 bushels wheat, 2,527 do. corn, 3,500 do. oats, and 1,012 do, malt, Tho market for State and Western flour continued vory quiet, and prices of the choice grades were 10c, 25¢. lower. The sales were confined to 6,000-bbia, State and Wostorn, 600 ‘do, Southern, and 400 do. Canadiam In rye flour thera was no movemont, and. prices were wholly nominally un- changed. Corn mogl was more active, with sales of 1,000 bbls. Brandywine, at $7 00. We quote:— @ Superfine State and Western flour. Extra State. Common to medium extra egiorn. Extra round hoop Olio. Western trade brands, Extra St. Louis... Common Southern, Common Canadian Good to Shoice end extra. Rye flour, superfine, Corn meal, bb Corn meal, puncheons, —The wheat market ruled quiet, but rather firmer, prices of tho choleo grades having advanced 2c, a 3c., with sales of 20,000 bushels, at $210 for amber Michigan and $1 85 for Northwestern club. Rye was quiet, but prices were without essential change, Barley was in better de- mand, with sales of 2,500 bushels State on private terms, Nalt was dulland nominal, The corn market continued dull, and we havo only to report sales of 18,000 bushels Si SLM for ube yellow Tereey 208 $1 b5 fod mined Weatorn, Oats rulod dull and heavy at 90c, @ 920. {or Canada, 93¢, 95e, for Jersey and Pennsylvania, and 97c, for Wostern. Corres was rather more active; but curroncy prices wer, a trifle lower, while gold rates were unchanged. We notice sales of 2,600 bags Rio, per Betty, on private torms, Corron,—The fall in gold, togethor with the increased receipts,"had a very depressing effect upon the market, and prices declined Se, #60. per Ib,, te demand be ny wholly confined to thd immediate wants of tho trade. Salcs 250 bales. Wo quote:— Upiand, mide, Mobile, N.O.&2; Ordinary... 20 a 30 3h Sl Mididling..... 44 45 45 46 Good middiing. 46 at 41 48 Fremnts were heavier than ever, and the few engage. ments wore reported at lower ratox than over befor, nnd it i private, ‘The en erpool 300 bbls. pork, 300 tierces ckeges batter on private terma; vad, per bales cotton at ‘gd. To London, 10,000 To Gluzgow 120 packages but- The ions, back from Mini- steamer, 220 staves, On prij ate terms, ter at 12s. 6d., and 120 bbls. shoo pegs at Is. 3d. chariers wore & British bri tian, i for all arg in Low grades ; sales 173 with demend continued fairly act grades, particularly for chefce qualities, small supply, and full rates were realizod were in moderate inquiry at our last rates; bales nt 25c, a BSc. for old’ growth, and 25e. a'50c., funey at 54c., for new do. Hiv.—Sh pping was in moderate inquiry at $1 60 a $1. 65, whild reiail Lota were selling at $1.70 4 $1 76 Ixvig>.—We notice sales of 16 cerouns Guatema Ala ony terms not to be made pubic, Motas.z'.—Thore was uo inquiry for any description, and prices were cutirely nominal, Holderg manifest mote anxiety to redtvo, while buyers hold off in icipat.on of lower prices. bales ummportant VAL Storns.—There was t flinited inquiry for sprite of turpentine, but holders remained firm in their views, owing to the small supply, and demanded previvus rates, viz, $22 a $22 70, with siles of 35 bbls. Rosins wero without v:sential change in value, though the demand was moderat Oi#.—Linseed continues dull and depressed at $1 50, Lard oil sold in sinall lots at $1 95. $2, while largo parcels could be bought a $k 80 a $1 85. Kor erude fish there was no inquiry, and prices wero wholly nominally un ers wavy ae. —Revedptay 1.375 Dble. pore, 384 Deck ages Bogs. “The pork market opened very quict and lowor, but closed somewhat cceited, with sales ou the spot of 5,000 bbla, at $26 50 3 for new mess, $25 50 a $24 25 for 1865-4 gular way, closing at $24 cash; $23.4 $2: ‘and $24 bon $25 for prime mess; also 1,. (ire for March and April, seliors option, : 8 he beet market (was [ess active, but sieauy. “al 6, 500 bbla at $14 a $17 “for plain meas, and $16 50 a $20 for extrado. Beet hams were dull and nominal, Of prime beef no sales of moment were reportod, but prices were without change, Cut meats wery in moderate request, but. tirm; sales of 606 pkgs. at 163¢¢. a 16c. for shoulders, and 16% 0. a 17c, for hums on was dull, and scarcoly so firm: rales of 400 boxesat 153¢c. @ 16c, for Cumberland eut, and 16}¢. aie. for short ribbed, and 1%. a 173,¢. for ‘short clear. Dressed hogs w«1 re dull and nominal. The lard market opened firm, but closed dull and unsettled: ules of 1,800 bbis, and tlerces at 153¢0. 4 160. for No, 1, and 173¢0. a 183¢c. for fair to prime steam and kettle rendered. The a coan extreme. Butter dull end heavy at 12c. . for Western, und 18¢. a 220, for State, Cheese ane at 14c. a 2c. for common to prime. ProkcusuM.—The market opened quito active at our lust salos, but closed duil and lower. The sales of crude wore 8,600 bbls. on the spot and forall the month, at 3c. y closing at 38¢, on the spot; and 750 bbls. refined 2 for bended and 7c, for free, closing at 630, a bac. at 5 for the former and 7c. for the latter, Ricx.—We notice sales of 80 bags Rangoon on terms not to bo made public. Sva.x.—The fall in gold had a very depressing effect upon the murket, and prices decl!aed materially, good refining grades haying been gold at llige. Fair refining was quoted at Le, The sales were moderaye, comprising 400 Ihde. at 5¢., gold, for Porto Rico, and deo. for Cuba muscovado, Réliued was dull and 3c. a ic. lower at 164gc. for powdered, crushed and granulated. ‘Tau .w was dull and heavy, with sales of 76,000 Iba. at 12c, a 12e. Wie Receipts 161 bbls, The market opened dull and heavy, closing excited and decidedly lower. Sales of 1,600 buls, Western at $2 10 n $2 16. Snles of Real Estate. By Mewrs. Mller, Wilkins & Co. Five lots n. #, 117th st., bet. Ist av. andav. A, each, $800 House and lot 8. 8. 126th st, between 2d and 8d ay. 2,570 By E. H. Ludlow & Co, Prop tty No. 676 Broome street. -8,000 Property No. 192 East Broodway, +6, 750 Property No, 195 Kast broadway 6,250 Domestic Markets. Battimons, March 23, 1865. Flour dull but firm; Howerd snporfine $t dail and nominal, Corn dull, Groceries heavy. key dull and nominal, Cueaco, March 23, Flour dull. Wheat steady and firm at ve 18 tor No. 1. Corn dull at 6c. a 63c, Oats qui ne" igh: wines firmer, and have advanced 3c. a Prov dull and heavy. Pork deciined 25. a 50. on the bb moss, $2460; prime, $24 25 a $24 50. Lard dull. Board of Supervisors. MEASURES TO RAISE MONKY TO CONTINUE RR- CRUITING—ANOTHER COMMITTR® APPOINTED TO GO TO ALBANY, “ETC. The Board of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon, Supervisor Tweed presiding. A commun.cation from the Comptroller informed the Board that the amount thus far subscribed to the $2,000,000 soldiers’ bounty fund bonds, authorized by the Legislature on the 10th of February, for the purpose of filling the quota, is only $793,100, and that there is no more money to pay bounties to recruits in this county. The President of the Mutual Life Insurance Company has, however, adval $100,000 on the bonds to enable une rocrniting to bo continued for the troller recommended that 4 comm confer with the Governor for the purpose of of the subscriptions to the State loan Transferred to the count, Su ve jsor Wriatan offered a resolution aa the intment of a apesial ocmnsateies to gnc Ata: 00 toe fer with the Goreteor, ‘and request him to have $500," or such other'sum as he may deom proper, the soldiers’ bounty fund bonds of adopted. Supervisor Purpy moved that the sul of taking measures for the exemption of firemen and policemen be referred to yee tpt Supervisor making the resolution include the heads of Paste of Tadigeut fatal the milit After a alight discussion the amendment and the reso- lution were oo A number of bills for work onthe interminable Harlem bridge and new Seno Court House wero then passed, and the Board adjourned. On, Serevtatons at New Bepronp.—A New Bedford correspondent of the Springfleld Argus writes as fol- lows:—Of course New Bedford would not be true to her- self if she had not gone into the ofl specul has, indeed, been pretty severely bitten in took: but the loss does ot poeta to have discour her. TW compan es have beon organized here; nelther of tl tem hag as yet “struck fle,’ although, of or course, the ‘indi- cations” are reported th their pro ne loxtromel favorable."’ It is said that no oil an been seen withia eight miles of the land owned by one of thom. But this may be no disadvantage, ax if oil should be struck, there would be no competing wells to draw on ite wu it is alsa said that two of the chief organizers of this com: pay | urchased the land for ome $15,000 and turned the company for $60. FINANCIAL, H. NICOLAY, Aue iat CHANGE OF S00 orl BALES. Hereafter all our suction TBonds wit tate plce atthe e EXCHANGE E SALESHOOM. Ll BROAD. eorequiee, all the room of our present premises, 62 Wi one av Os EXE" mow AR DAYS. 0) MONDAYS and THURS- DAYS, which hte been the with our house ade ge requi NER? REGULAR Lone uf MONDAY, MARCH 27. srouk ‘AUCTIONEERS, ROKERS = v8 GovERNMeN Loan AGENTS, (AN ENTIRE GOLD MINE FOR SALB.—TiIE OWNER in fee of a Californian Gold Mine, of 3.000 conseoative feet, within twenty-four hours of Ban Francisco, will sell, penne fen bend pi ash, OF, or moorersis. inde ar the meron ‘ato porfoces mins Fran le; eet ere imens and evden o1 Piroat value on — Ap Mnequalfed gasnce ti - large ‘compan: must te Bormade ividends. ai aan MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF. THE Martinsburg Lead Mining aie ‘will be held at the otice, of 7 Apa to 4, ae gannee, enna ‘odnenday, o Bo ‘ustees, Reta 1 Maneu 23, HERITAL, BANK—ELECTION.—THE ANNUAL BLEC- tion for directors of the Chasn inh, nk. for the.es ge aa and for inspectors at Seid to the bebione house’ on tee on onday, the ny ot Papel the hours of g eectinaapennnn ttt RM nednannccoconanot SET OF AND BALB, oat able for echoonee of deca. Adseus Balle bon Ist ene ng a. BARGAIN.—FOR SALE.—ONE OF THE BEST POR- ihe present omer wish in retire from Pusinoss “Ine quire at HERMAN BOLTE’S, 200 B: STAND FOR 8A WEST WASHINGTON Market. “Apply to ¥. MARIN, 417 Gresnwich street bot yy Sy GALLER' rOR BA! -ESTAB- AL Tithed tor the last last 20 yours Y anaitoot RV. HAR. SETT, 49 Rrosdw way, FINE CHANCE FO! LL OAPITAL.—THE Avrom wruorof a nice i ite money. faaking ee weet For pargiculars ap- is oul pi ig OO: 208 Broadway. OASH, Ee] abe Rice CRAP FOR OASH, THIS business mee’. ‘Lease and oom on Broadway, betwoea . ye scorer aloo, FOR SALE pareve menecn os ts, Ae. Agmoey The ‘Codar street. —FOR SALE—A FI CLASS BAKERY ON SIXTH ‘Ag tranaet aa Se + one of tho ost B Bakeries MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. OAL OIL FACTOR: Ar Balt Cons Sine yt comply oe iy ’ haul of f Baltimore ‘1s per week, w: five mint SON waka atte pct er ran coe FOR Lege mming noe eo: ng elgist barrels lable for wols beer oxae finttdro at 321 Hudadn etre nt Sac ue Net ts, St oregon ‘will be wold at a bai Or __THAAG Nassau atreot. ne cbw i Fo ea mia COT Go WitsuraM, Gahisns GA. BIGGS & j kW oH 20, RUG STORF FOR BALB, APPLY ON THE PREMT- SEE et Ty, ide ans Directors 9 ‘es, 188 ulton avenue, Brooklyn. Li fog ave this a day declared a quarterly prsividond of ax 8M, ree of government tax, Prvand atte Baturday, the day of April nex By order of the Board, PPWEELTAMS, Cashier, watts ADVANCED AT REASONABLE RATES ON United States bonds or wind ood negotiable xeourl- fis HERS, Rooma Nou, Bnd, Nor Beek jeokman street. PRICE OF THE MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANOB, Company, New York, March 15, 1865,—-The Annual Elec; tion for Directors of th ‘amy any for the onauing year will be held af their olfice, 68 Wall street, on Monday, the 27th inst. from 12 o'clock 'M. gate Orie or THE PANAMA HATLROAD COMPANY, Wall street, New. York, Murch 18, ny will by tthe offic. of the Com vis Wal stevot Cronune ‘Buildings, ‘on Mondny, April 2 Seoretary. euch toe DREW J. SMITH, nirteen Direetors of the Pana- pe nm, will d ay a very low igure. Address B. 3., box 3,301 a York Post oftce. ig BROAD MUL PUILLIPS PETC IPANY, street, New York, M X dividend of one por cout on Ure capital stock y has been declared ne on and al SE ete rine 28th inst., and re- main so until April 3 DAN’ PACKER, Vice President. _Tros. B. Lawson, Secretsry. —GONSY ISLAND AND ¥ $200.000 7408 will be received at y ol fs e idler thi any Da OOKTYN proposals i ntreet, Bonds Might of rejection reservem | the purpose of redeeming the preset outstonding of the company and the placingadditional rolling stock, on tiie roud 1 frensed J. Denlaen, [aq Spader, Cenin 1 Bank, Brook! a For further infor above. $300.000. 2 .k04%A5,8,ANp,7 Pum one SOBEL MASON, No. BY Pin OAN ON BOND at aix and sever . HIOBEE, b 840.000 "ag i PURSOVAL, AN IxroRs \TION orm or her ata rele ant nestly solicited 4 be ont gratefully 100 the personals of the New York Merald BABY BOY, NINE MONTHS OLD, TO BE adopted out, Call for one day only at 128 West ‘Chirtieth Street, between Seventh and Eighth ¢ avcatten. TRronmatzox WANTED—OF NORAH O‘DONNELL, from Guiterfaut, county Cork, Treland. Supposed to living in Newe¥ork, by her alster then, from Orisa, Any inforin: thankfully received yt thie how from Classot ane in Qi Olt street, on your father’.nd brother, Daniel and Denia Ja UYNCU—PLEASE ADDRESS OR ea AT 87 jynch, und you will hear of something to your advantage. « RS. MARCA P TUCKET IP THIS SHOULD MEET she eye of Mra. Maria 1°. Tuoket, formerly of Baltimore, Bed ha of something to her advantage by addressing Malvern, Washington. D.C, Canada papers please R. MELCHOR GASTON, A NATIVE OF HAVANA, ‘any to bein tie Army of the Potomac, will re- solve kone information at great value to him, ether by Gall: ing persoually at 9 Wali sircet, Now York, tp stairs, or by addressing box 6,678 New York Post ofllve, and stating w he may be foun ME. JAMES FOLEY, YOUR NOTE WAS RECEIVED ‘aud your request will be granted, by nls Bt tne 4 note where I can xee you. ERSONAL.—SHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF retarned prisoner from Salixbnry, N. C., who knew Fred, 1. Wilmarth, Company I, Fifth New York Veteran Volunteers (formerly a membet of the Brooklyn Fourteenth regiment), while there, he will confer a favor and be anite- bly rewarded by calling on O. Hf. Wilmarth, 44 Nassau at. Tr EXCHANGED PRISONERS, — INFORMATION Doortoemte, rertinente N.Y. 8. A. Porter, Company K, Brooklyn M., takon prisoner Ma: 1864. at Spottaylvania Court House. ‘Any laformation in re: gard to him will be thankfully received by Win. Porter & Sons, 271 Pearl street, N.Y. Wiiitam UDSON, DECEASED —1¥ SARATL SMITH (the wife of George bm formerly residing at Hut. tons nine in the f Yo 5 Aan lanl, and ister of th Wiilltam jalion, in the sad ty, Mr ear. or her children, pas they will hear of som Solicitorg to the Executor New Macros, Yorkshire, Eng WASED. 0 Gronay HUD. lana, in the county of York, in the aald Willtam I Rileons' late of in the county of Yora, flour dealer, deceased, who died on’ the Slst day of December, 1864, at New Malton aforesaid, or his children, will communicate with the under- signed -hey will hear of something 4 do sheie advantage, JAC ‘& WILSON, tho anid Wilken Iludaon. tugland, Fets, 37, 1865, LL THE PERSON WHO PICKED UP A LADY'S Wallet in the Fourth avenue ears, on Tuesday evenin sien the papers through the Post oliee, direc Be B., bon Likt, aa toey are of value to the owner. ato 0 Mied on the Stat day of December, Will communiente with the under- ete thelr advant, SR RON & WILSON, the said Fae ‘Hudson. ud, Feb, bilan Solicitors to New Mattox, CLOTHING. pan A™ ‘TION “LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ARR ranterd 10 receive highest priew for Caat Off Clotb. ing, Cirpets, de., by odling on, LEON, Ot or 271 Third ave- nue, Ladies attended by Mrs, Leong AT THE OLD STAND. —W. ABRATIAMS, 299 SEVENTH ZA avenue, will pay the highest cash prices for ladies’ and gente’ Cast OW Clothing, by calling or addrensing, Ladies attouded T 1M SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN NINETEENTH and ‘Twentieth streets.—KDWARD MILLER guaran- tees to pe the highest prive for — and gentlemen's Cast Off Clothing, by culling or addressing, OF CAST OFF WEARING @ California wrt bata pane PRIC) rel rai ak Dresses {mn $i ; Goats f1 Panta Address Mr. ov sire J ‘S. a Seventh av rene jareen bey Fern er where all ordere will be duly ‘attended to, to OF genes. TTENTION.—222 SEVENTH AVENUE, R TWEN- bya street. Ladies and gentlemen the piea- gure SUE eninounee agin tt have received « order fornia aud the outer markets to Poa og ptt Fe e) wens more than any otkor dealt fe inthe pr per B tary Waet the imber. M. a Punctually ‘tiendded to by Mra Mareen Seu ATTENTH IN. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE. eat prices for their ar aebe § 4 Oba, calling on or addressing Mr. oF Mi venue. ane eek Beit rian LADIES yA GENTS note abe house Faken pio dontneek MS EEE _ ah oa At fitorg can be ohnine. forindien rt gun yoy mg “ou of 158 Seventh avenue, T 42 SEVENTH AVEN CORNER OF INTY- Anse seria. aaa Se ugh rcning ror Mra, HAiSh wns” 7 eo Tit WIGHRAT PRICKS PAID 18 CAST YOR LADTE milemen's Cast OF Cloth SENTHAL sis Bow! . A can oe ied oy re Rawr ii. ery. 0.000, “Paste OFF CLOTHING WANTED; 5 Iighont price pal.’ Call on or addons HE | STRAURS, 380 Seventh avenu hotweon, Thirty third and irty.fourth streets, Ladies attended by Mes. 5 ‘trauss. ——S——— a BIL! RDS. Bua > FABLE ko SALES WITit FIXTURES na street, cor Gaularine, bison 9 Pon BALE CHBAP—OR TO RENT, TWO FIRST CLASS foil sized ‘sbien, in good order: marble bes, | lls curs, Ae. complete. “Apply w# Broadway corner | of Nineteen le RUG STORE FOR SALE—A {Qzn: MAN) pee Store in the lower A oa a4 aN Ie a aaa doing ‘8 ood business, pve STORE FOR SALE—ON A PROMINENT COR. ner, in a fine neighborhood; all handsomely fitted up Will be wold ata bargain, Other business ant ISAAO A, BIGGS & SON, TT Nassau atroet, OR SALE—A 12 HORSE ENGINE, WITH 15 HORSE Doller and steam gaupyy two Coffeo Hoasters and Hoist ‘Wheel; all in good order. Gun be seen in use at 212 West at. OR SALE TA WHEEL AND ROPE, FOR HOISTING, rope about 100 f Apply at the a's Contral Roligtous Aswoclation, No. Tt and a guod at cause of sellit of Cooper Inxtitule. " OR BA) mele Iai “pe S3URY BO! RS, 30 inches wer, 32 feet long, with steam drums. In- quire at 16 Water street , Brooklyn. _JAS. MoFARLAN, Jr Hq Jeane of premises, the owner L. BALDWIN, 207 Bow VOR SALE—A NEAT BOO, in a good 1 Twenty -weventh ‘0 Re Store 311 h avenne, below value. but ash. ‘The owner kept the place twelve years. and done & £000 business. Reanon for selling, bad health and drafted. OR SALE—TYE. STOCK, FIXTURES AND THRE years! lease of the well known Arctic Rotreat, near t togethor with ten yrars ining business. Apply to AND STATIONERY 8} aL 1.175 Broadway, betwe nid er of Broidway and Twelfth street, ¢ ng large bar and bilNard room, ‘Terms and particulars mado known en application to irs, KELLY, 6) Rast Twelfth atroct, VOR SALU—ONE UALE INTERUST IN A gtaphic business, To a person not acquainted w! imainess and who world like to learn, this is a good chance for any one with » amall capital. Addrews W'B., Herald after. n OR SALE—AT A Great BARGAIN, THE LEASE and Fixtures of the Waverley Hotel, on the Blooming. d, taking in from N th to Ninety-aeventh Broadway and Tenth i, with Furniture if re on tho premis dale NOR SALE LATHES, STEAM SCREW AND FOOT A Presses, Hangers, Pullies, Belling, Grinding alones, Iron Pipes, tinnery’ use; 200 Braiding ado Me shnate, ‘skirt Wire, AT tareons street. PURPOSES, OR TOR A of 12 Waverley plaoe, two Ae Ss GRAMBRGY PLACE! i or without eat the hou OF DEPARTURE and Wine Mere oe ant) JOR SALE—A SOAP AND CANDLY FACTORY, WITH fixtures complete in country town, dowg an extensive business and yaylng large profits. 51 Broadw ‘ax, natly conducted, with male is opel tors Breas proprietor res from Reiter, Shatham square xpress olllce, A BUSIN OR SAL oF THAN years’ eet large run of custom; Hon » Neat cash bus tention from Niet pro) as. by Address THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF ea and st ibiea No. 25 First avenue. Can be bought cheap, and good reasons given for selling. OR SALE-AN OYSTER, DINING AND DRINKING Saloon. The beat location on Broadway; cheap rent; Will be sold at» bargain (f applied for-to-day. | Also two firs full size Billiard Tables, 1. MITCHELL, T7 Cedar stivet. ‘Apply to W. r% SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, GOOD WILL AND bent of Fixtures, with a Le: locality; doing # wood business ai sale or rectifying business, Apply early at thi ird treet. OR ALT. —THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A corner Grocery Store, and the House to let, in a good neighborhood for business, Inquire corner of Fulton ave- nus ‘and Downing street, Brooklyn. FoR salem srocr, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF the old established Liquor Store 177 Broome street, cor. ner of Clinton. For purticulars apply at the store. OR SALE—A RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON, doing a good business; will be sold cheap on nocount of of the owner, having other b vans ness om hand. Apply at the Grotto, 118 Thompson street OR SALR—A | HAIRDRESSING AND eas ES- tablishment, In the city of Washington, D. C.; the Good ill and Fixtures ofa ae entablishment, wit “a, " Teaae from Nov. 1, 1864 situated in leading ho The heart of the city. The recelpte, from bathe will detray all expenses of conducting, tile business, This fs a rare ghanee to invest in a paying business, istactory reasons for treet §.E, Apply to” EDWARD PHALON, 109 Mercer ¢, in a thickly ulated well adapted for whole- ‘West Thirty. on SAL (EA LOW ES, “TWENTY. ¥IVE HUN. dred Teavy Blue Arm Biousen, lined, For lars apply t to WM. YOUNG & + 18 Vesey street. S,Sreme oe re ene $700 cits biymy BUY A BOX MAMUTAOTOR?, With equipments. 249 and 261 Kast NI ~_. BOARDING AND LODGING. iT Hi A ous BLOOK. Pat ETB eat tae raat for and Willa | (} one room to one per- fol 00 to $5 por week.” House open tae, Be: px or 8 TAY, IN A No, 82 East ‘URN! 1D ROOM, Ws ALERE I Rt OE LET.—EXCELLENT AP 4rencs ANT, qroclons Hot Hotel, Greg Jones street; cuisine, ladies’ ‘ontranoe No. al, pals! $4.) OF Raga SARTRE te tabi ge rests aes, on I noterenoes exchanged. i eee FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN ‘and Sixth avenues—A plousant Extension oom Lo achat Board, suitable for # lady and gentleman or two to Tet, 8 TO LET, FOR i, to fumilios and men.” RW “GENTLEMEN MAY FIND ACCOMMODATION, with Board and Rooms, at 191 Grand street, between Broadway and Bowery LARGE, FURNISHED ROOM, WITH. CLOSET AND Mh Boar, to nlndy and gentleman. to let, wi fase at eh variok streot, St, John's BB IOLY. CaN ED SUITOF APARTMENTS ‘on wost aide Fourteenth street. Family strict) private, “inexcetlonsbin reference Fequired. “Liberal prioe expected. ress 8. B., Herald AN Lr odd FRONT ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, be ronted, with Board, to two gentlemsn. “Apply at 36 Hawt Twentieth street, near A’ % NINTI STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTIE avenues, a handsome Front Room on second floor to let, with Board. Algo Rooms on fourth floor. 148 W roadway. TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIPTHt and Sixth avenues, ‘a gentleman und wite or three sin- ge gentlemen can obtiln Furnished Rooms, with Board. Children servants not tak a PLEASANT SUIT OF ROI MS, ON THE SECOND and third floors, to let, {vith ‘The house is con- venient to cars and as 185 East Thirteenth between Second a: WITH PRI- Bret. sand saat alt at rom i aeons Crk: Corer ora amt, conde Vt, iealihy SoS ei wg hey POAmD on tye HILL, NEW J 5 for tho on ay 7 en a Noble, Hi Tierald J oflioe, Ce wate BOARD WANTED—FOR A CEnTmA, sie ott “it a ged es 1, witht » Dox Xe 0 saan HOUSE Tha ae —————$—_——_—_———————| wae NTED—BY A GENTLEMA| Cm mules coe boa? sehr phir ride of the city: ee stating terms, a fox 0d Now York Post ice, f PARR ISLAND BOARD WANTED, man and bis si Rouse meat) ee ay i. re ‘Address, vith fall shi W‘ SBD COUNTRY, BOARD, PROM THR 157 oO May wat Int of October, for gontieman, wife, th ginal children, sister and, servait, A food far house Dre Jee Deo) to oilice. ‘AWTED—BOARD IN A COUNTRY FARM, H wna, wife and nurse, from thet tay gentle Adi Fil parc sei Le SarygLivingeion, Herald oan HOTELS. ‘and BROADWAY ‘AND ‘RIGHTH Aman soa Po the Bluropean plan. Booms ‘suite or singly. OTRL ON em EUROPEAN PLAN -DEVG Toure, 108 Bleecker street, near Bi i, 10S Bleecker se ecmiios and gondemen, I Eiiman auigched to the ROO) BOs, WANTED, ye TLY, WITHOUT “CHILDREN, wis! town, or in. din. Haslery ie rent ‘asmal t $500, Referenoes| fully pening ‘Edwards, bo: PRIVATE to bi amall Cottage House uy rent from to $400 year, or a9 suttable for two sinall familio exchanged. Address, with 144 Herald of MODERN JHUREE STORY HOUSE—IN goo! A order and J6catlon, wanted, for a farm of years, by amall farnily. Honse, ‘Heraia omc good ‘tenant cam be found by addresalny Sa NOTTAGE, WANTED.—WANTED, A VURNISRED OR }” Partly Furnished Cottage, for the summer. within @ short di of ‘tue city; located near tie wate RGE FURNISHED ROOM “nO LPT—WITH Board, to a gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen. Cloweta, hot and oold water, Apply at 153 Weak ‘Twenty- fourth itreet, botween Seventh and Highth avenue WIDOW LADY HAS A SECOND STORY SUIT OF Rooms, furnished, to let tow lady, and gentleman ora party of aingle gentlemen, with full or ‘partis!’ Board, at 179 Waverley plice, Cull for'three days. References exchanged. 174, 176,178 BLEECKER STREET, SIX BLOCKS weet of ‘Broadway,—Plonsant Rooms, with excellent Hoard, from $7 to 2 per wee. rdingly. Bo FOURTH STREET, ONE BLOCK WEST of “ronaray Large, Pleasant Rooms, with good Board, gentleman and w ife. also single Rooma, ~ House first Dinner at six. Families a ai T OARD.—WANTED, FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, TWO children and singls lady, two or three nicely furnished Rooms, with good Board. “Address box 4485 Yoat office. ‘Addiess, stating terms, location, rooms, é&c., &e.,| tox V4 Ttoratd ois. family; OUSE WANTS: A GENTLEM AN, WIFE AND baby would like part of a nice Honke with a small given and required. Address, by letter, van street, house must be in a good location. Best references! Ao WANTED—ON A LEASE, ON SIXTH AVE. ‘Loviness, 117 Sulli- nuo, between Twelfth and Twenly-fire inuy of tué cross streets near Sixth avenue, ful ist with « large business. House must be large and in order. A iherat ent will be paid. Apply in person to NEWBI ROU , 239 30 Sixth ) aven' . ‘OUSR WANTED.—A THREE OR FOUR STORY HIGH oP eti aa between irentarentee x d ta ixth’ and Lexingt Ne Vnexcapt, 8, or rent pald in - dress tere’ bor 2 Herald oftice. — I OUSE WANTED—SOUTH OF FOURTEENTH oreyet with immediate posseasion; rent from $800 to $1,000 per ‘Addreas M, A,, 150 South stroot. Boze a LARGE, HANDSOMELY FORNISIED front ftcom, in. Madison avenue, brown stone house, to ict, wilh Board, to a gentleman and wife. without, chil- dren, For particulars 1 dress box 125 Herald office, Boars; .—A KEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ‘ACCOMMO- DD Gated with Board at 36 Dominick street. ‘References exohanged, RN=-SRCOND STORY FR Jonets, hot nad cold water and kas, furnished, place, Eighth slraet Dioner at'5, Dinner at6. Re~ Be OARD.—TO LRT. A Jor one or two gentlemen or ge her at 6g. References oxchanged OARD. AND MUSLC,-BOARD WANTED, BY A LADY, aF: who will furnish ‘and teach a pupil and pi bay gi weekly besides, References oxohanged. Addross Pitts, Hor- ald office, seas el on Morya eth =| Bos GAN BR OBTAINED FOR A GENTLEMAN and wife or two aingle gentlemen ius small private Xpply on Friday or Saturday at 50 High street, sone AND ROOM WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, in Jersey Qity, Address, atating terme, which must be moderate, W., box 781 New York Post office. Biri WANTED—ON STATEN ISLAND, BY THRER tofvegentiomen, “Address HH, box1 46t New York oftiee. Boar, WANTED DY, THE INT OF MAY, BY A GEN: Basta ad won gies inatruetion on | ie piano i bat “7 Dy x Bont vor board. Addveas immediately Ar W- feral offen. e JUIRT FAM. WANTED—FOR A LADY, IN A o' iy; terms not to exceod $10, incinding fire; reference ‘on ft Address for uired and board paid in advan free Guys Bonrd, sta station De tt yh orery sd WANTED.—A , HIGHLY RESPEOTA. ble family of three and servant desire commodious, well furnished apartments, with private table, for $90 per week. Addross box 2,956 Post o office. vet et OARD WANTED—FIRST OF APRIL, BY A GENTLE. man, wife and two daughters—adults, Parties answer- ing will please:state location of rooms, and terma for perma- nent boarders. Address G, L.., box 14) H i } OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. 4 Two Roome, suite, with 2 eet table, in a private family: location between Niith and Twenty. a Cia and west of Broadway; for which a fair price will be paid. Ad- dress, for three days, A. B., American Club, corner seven- tennth atreot and iroadway, stating location And particular, BOAwD, WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND 22, co single gentlemen, 1a 8 nes ble howe and neigh- where bon: tiv coutral, be- ress, with pur OARD WANTED—IN WILLIAMSBURG—A Good ‘sized second story reom for gentieman and wife. Ad- ress, stating terms, box 616 New York Post office. Fer SALE—THR ‘STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF A large route and at Il periatning toa market, situated in a on ty. Ke. hance for a smart butcher. oeabarens JOUN'H HOLDEN, 11 York sireot, Jersey © OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG GE! NTLEM AN AND Thirty atch cet st Fourth tnd Sixth avenuee’Addroas t an’ avent GW Bleecker street. Ft, SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, TA FIRST CLASS Liquor Store for ante, doing a good business, Apply to JERRY, 90 Old sl POR SALE—A BAR AND BOARDING HOUSE FOR aaliora; or will sell the Bar alone. Apply at 96 Chambei street, BUTCHER'S STALL, 48 AND 6 CLIN- Tnquire at 28 Clinton Market, ron 84 SALE_THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD hed confectionary store, together with five years’ Lease of erento the owner dcelining' bua business. Ae at eae avenue, between Twenty -ihi aatre JOH SALP_ONE TWELVE HORSE, STATIONARY EN. ine, with locomotive boiler, all 3 one eight horse Foriable Bngine, ready for ahipplan APP to Ye oR W Pavonta ‘avenue, Jersey City. yt SALE BOR ble for petrol bag ne, alta auire of J.-F BLL, sowing mach! ine'rooms, 309 Broadway. IRE ‘AND. BURGLAR, PROOF SAFES FOR SALE F's. Ptmovel account of apie figure will do well 10 call at 68 ee safe Hot ro FOR PALE Ar, LITTLE F. N. J, THREE Paterson, where stages the bi Bese and outbuildings all in ‘order. Telme oi Satisfactor mn for selling. Address Jacob Van mn, Little Palle, EASE TO Lai eyey ny YE. oN BROADWAY; LPairioetion the bent for bunineny, had ¥ery cheap.” Ap: ply to H. MORGAN , No. 2 Pine atreet. INERAL | WATER—FOR, SALE, SIX COPPER M. Fountains, at 376 Bowery, N. ¥. BLE ENGINES, 8 AND ARTESIAN WELL ‘te ey Me fea agg if de Continental gee i GALLERY FOR SALE—AN p "J LHe porta is eM tye wvilt'be rif } road: Pa hy lye “Abply o onAs. " wg Sanne 2 FOR SALE—IN THE ARNY, ire gure of WiLCGX, ESET eee | Co., SOL ‘Broadway, N HOTOGRAFH GALURRY FOR SALE AT CAME In working order. 123 Bowery. Pie a Le ag ad = ee < it. “Apply at vw BY ty Sit Poy tt FOR &, me py dG ; been Meineet Gadries ee three ‘and ia ft ry Feapect office. FOR ™ SABanenn sake sang teen og taiee | | ‘frcedveay POWER; feot order in FI tred Eman at rOigne store , 90 TEAM PIPR FOR BALK. ABOUT 3,500 FEET 01 pie 40, in good ot order, for min Sheng i howe ne AL ‘Beokmen yan street, New York. \TAVLE 72 CLARKSON STREET, WITH LRASI 1 Tot; hax room for twenty-five or thirty horses; will be moll cheap, not having use for it, “Address Robert’ Maclay, nD HAND SAFE wh LARGE #IRE-PROC vor 175 Herald ome. SALE A. DOUBLE, Bowery. SRC wf T° eaoronna ean. FOR whole ainod Tw WARM, F SAFE Boars. .—LARGE AND WANDSOMELY FUR- ished Partors to rent, with Board, to gentlemen, or gen. Hemen and their wives, ‘at 105 Prince street, second b) OARD IN BROOKIYN.—T0 LET, A BACK PARLOR: Hall Apply at 242 Clinton atzoot. 1 Dinner at 6hg o'clock Reterences required, Rise BOARD,.—TWO BLEGANTLY FURNISHED Front Parlors, with Bedrooms nd joining, ‘on second floor, Setlist and ‘8 Froueh’ oar MO ia eas ek ee Haikeseart ROOM AND BEDROOM ADJOINING, IN iy reuch family: alao Re poran for gentlemen, ‘German spoken. Apply at No. 8 ‘liaton place, family, to let, to one or two gentlemen. Ap- at 9 Hast High gliveenth street, between Broadway and FoEnreien ROOMS—WITH BOARD, TO LET, TO genteense, at dk at Foon y-sixth street, near Second ‘avenue. Terms mod FA NDROMELY oasis noone LET—WITH or Fite and sree table, at 48 West Fifteenth street, between Fifth eferences po nod ADIBS, AND GENTLEMEN CAN 3 BE ACCOMMODAT. ay. No. 191 Fast Twenty-first street, liber NO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN TWO NEWLY FUR- ebed, Rooms and Board in 4 private piy ac 350 West where no ty-second street, ‘0 Re pat gy CAN BE Cs napa acd WITH Board at 101 Kast Nineteenth at STRANGERS AND OTHERS—A HIGHLY. RE- bie German oa choice of fur. ‘and ‘French enh bog J FINRLY FURNISHED PARLOR a BED. room, to a gen with Board for El House contains all the eaata ok ‘at 168 Thompson street, ‘ANTED—ROOMS: wae BOARD Ba REB famition, consisting of ws Boron: the muat Me isan mt 8. Herat seat i i uni and location of house ar board. WV ANTED.—TwWo sit —TWO yO SInGLs, GENTLEMEN DESIRE A Wrong Ain and ant Forth rete Oreo a stating Lerma, 'y box 144 NTE D—| a U\TANTED—BOARD FOR A ENTLEM AR, ee Hee Ye ater bonrdert ar Rept att fa Joa Seas ae WANERE cha Rc ay et me Weare a et Aint box 1,08 Poet offe- SNTLEE AY AND 118 IFE, Wee one Pit welt Furnished, Sisth scence ‘and Thir: pcs a end gut iret Ad Aiea bo". 4390 New Fork Post WANTEO-A A ROOM 01 ON SECOND OR THIRD FLOO rd, avilable for two ydupe gentlemen. get] fand Fourteenth’ atiects and. Bourth Aieth'nvonues Trice nga t* Newoned $16. Addrom A. & — 08. a EDIUM SIZED ITOUSE_ WANT! 1ST OF MAY, BY n exvellent, responsible fumily. auch Co let will Gad it to their ailvantage to ORT 953 Broadway Wantep—ay A GENTLEMAN AND HI8 Rehan withoat children ake a cieate ies 8 (foods hood, on the west side of the ge Fitueth streets. ‘Address W. Ray # Herald office. ‘WANTED—MAY 1 On SOONER, BY &. DESIRABLE Foner ea aay ee vortiork atrest peeterred. (Aa ; weat +! yelow Fortieth st (ita tor three days, with particulars, . St Beer erald office. ANTED—BY ASMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, FOUR or five pary or fully Furntsied with use of Bath; Pont'not to exceed Pa ieee PAu Ev atation O- anten—ist OF MAY, BY A MAN .—_ Tasso four or five Booms ete yralshed, £990 dy 83 weal side of town, not above avenues. streets, and between Sixth ang Ninth avet statlag terms, C. Ul. A.y WHOLE OR gant oF faliy, betwen Botan gig Stat vent rea aad and “ANTID—, ger: family, between 8 Bleecker and For Address M. B. Wee ilorald oie. Wart COTTAGE FOR A FAMILY, IN A PLEA; fant location, within an hone of the clty., Address F. 0, box 4,734 Pot offle. Wants. PART OF ia bg W "tire; four unfurnished Ron, By Sy ama ta ndtulta ‘Address for three days, stati particulars, Bre obs Stone, station B, Grand street, ANTED—PART OF A HO! te FOR A GENTLE- man avi no childre eee ieee a fying ife red; a liberal rent for a desired Bible THE Weir ar A SMALL AMERIGAN FAMILY, part of a House, between Fourth and Thirtieth atroots, hnd cust of Madison aventie, Address box ae ANTED—FOR A LADY, WHOSE the house, an unfurnished Room 4 tween Houston and Fourteenth street tory references given, Address, with station A., Spring stre USINESS 15 It le. Setiater ‘ull parvicniars, L. B., ‘ANTED—FOR A FAMILY OF TWO PERSONS, Ee | ‘of a House, unfurniaed, situated between Tenth a ‘Thirty tou Hod streets, Seventh and Fourth avenues, adress KE. i. adison square Post office, ‘42 Broadway. Fortiet! ont, enh mv exceed than hve rooms. a Cnturntshed, it WANTED —rRON IsT OF MAY OR JUNE, FOR FOUR oF five months, a nice? ty furalshed, containing LA 12 rooms, with nabs for horaes, car. fiuge house, snd one or more acres of land.” Must be within an hour from 0 i oe ere aes or on hago with ful in ‘month 2, 15 Wert Thirty ‘alnth street. nial ANTED—A SUIT OF FIVE ROOMS, shan Re between Third and Sixth avenues, Fourth and Twenty- third streets, Address, stating price and location, box New York lost oflice, ANTED-THE WHOLE OR LOWER PART OF A ‘two or gmail three story House in some borhood, with ull the modorn Improvements, from Mi for which about $475 will be for lower part, fur whole. ‘Goud reference given. Gall on or wadrone Manahan, 10 Spru A ft ae 1A ASMALL VAMILY, A Sore | or in ned unfurnished, with all modern, bh gas Addross, stating rent, &o., H. A. Gee ‘etaion ed not loos office. TWO GENTLEMEN, A WaAntep IMMEDIATELY —B ed Room, fourth and ‘Fwonty-oighin and particulars, sl gay between a ' st terms Herald cr" ay et TO HIRE—A SMALL PLACE OF to 6 acres of land, with outluik ‘rent not to exceed $300, @ short distance (rom dress J. Edwards, Herald ou.ce. xe Ad: ANTED aoe La asee Lhe con OF Pun. ‘on the line’ ‘ite the Ete sn payor re Paterson. ‘Kawa. ‘Willtams oo Duane roots aa Y. My 5 ante aerate wll ‘auraD TO Lang Som J mogeem THREE sTO! Ming, etree ak gry, eee tt and Seventh avenues. Rent 1,663 New York Host office. Wea eae ron Oa ak atte eeher rere rater vont eat $900 to $000. TO RENT—BY ee cael Sie oe a modern: peti fio, rent, ee pat =A COTTAGE HOUSE, WITHIN Wer ‘Aifveee alles OF Rew York, a ron Ha llroad preferred Real estate ow hot take the trouble to answer stating terms and location, Poat office. WANTED, 70, BENT A yeas ees ee Ree. FURNITURE. {RARE CHANCE ‘YoR PARTIES Gc housekeeping. ge Biageres, four nies Carpets seater ota it Bilver Wore. tarion Te ‘Twenty-third ‘th Aven |ABINET Le te ay TUE LOWEST MANUFAO- urers constantly on hand and Baclor sults; oak and tabrerys rosewood, ‘ial Hy wi ralout and erer a walnut, andthe a rene nS mer uate fraw the attention of LE zaming our een p Pte Nos. 126 and 127 Rivington Bayer. SMMENCING faacrifice. Farin Bult covered tn LE ROANT H HOLD renee ron 8 rv ; ineir Fi Eee ra gala nit ty aid Chnitas (wo Reception aixd sight ein eat {orn tncrder even rnte ig eda Preto broeytel of ited memmt fe fan oe es geste a one nt souenrbod Buogeres gloat Lars a tah Beep iiicast bane erica eyo 1 thus of Of Paintings, by eminent and Aisne Barton td Chim Vanda, dand Wedroom bbionciad \ 72 HGR FORO Inquire at it West i Rishih street, von Si 5 o " “