The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1865, Page 3

ie FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Torpay, March 28—6 P. M. " @he gold market is experiencing that lull which usually follows @ period of great excitement and panic. Gold has been a little more abundant to-day than yester- Gay, but there is still a difference of 34 a % between cash and regular sales, The sudden disappearance of 80 much coin from the market as to make deliveries more or less difficult has excited no little eurprise, aud the mystery with regard to it bas to some extent operated Against a recovery, speculators being apprehensive of its immediate return; but of this there is no probability under existing circumstances, The quotations during the day were:— 10:30 A. M. 14 71:30 A. M. oo ADS 12: =e M....+ « DA 1:26 P. Me... eeee es LOOM 15436 “158% pets ae 5 a0 P ‘The panic in the gold rovm carried the premium lower than suited the interests of the government or the mer- cantile and financial community, and only the “shorts” in gold and stocks profited by the sudden fall. The latter by creating panic—which is at all times dangerous—endeavored to disseminate the false idea that we are to witness a rapid appreciation of the currepcy to par, and a speedy resumption ef specie payments aiter the war, The probabilities, however, are that the gold preminm will be higher at Intervals for some time after the cessation of hostilities than it is now, The Southern planters and others, for along period after the return of peace, will be likely to manifest trong prefer ence for gold over greenbacks, and the demand for specie for remittance to tue South will be very considerable. ‘The popular impression that we are very near the end of the war, and that with the latter will come an adjustment of values on or near a specie basis is erroneous, and has already done a great deal of harm. The condition of the national finances is such that so long as the war lasts the gold premium must be sustained, in order that the Treasury may raise the money necessary to meet current disbursements, We have pursued the path of inflation so long that it is impossible to turn back, unless by the adoption of radical measures, which fare no longer probable if possible. Tt is easy for any reflecting mind to perceive that inferences based upon the recent gold pauic are delusiv and that we shall have to go on in the present course and abide by its attendant vicissitudes, The volume of the currency {# vot only undiminished, bet increasing, and the national debs t ondergoing a continual and heavy augmentation, and so long «# Bo con- traction of the currency takes place, and no considerable reduction is made in the public expenditures, the great bulk of the people will be slow to fee! the effect of a gold panic, and the natural tendency of the premium and prices will be upward after every period of depression, The stock market was dull and devoid of speculative feeling at the first board, Erie was 54 lower than at the second board yesterday, Hudson River 13, Reading %, Michigan steady, Mi forties 4. The “beat tral 34, Quicksilver 12%. Cumberland was gan Southern improved %, Northwestern %, Rock Island 3, Fort Wayne 17% securities were firm, Five-twent movement in federal bonds has Goverument s were % higher; ten- received a check, and there is every prospect of their speedy recovery ; and it is important that they should de 80, for @ decline in these operates unfavorably upon sub- scriptions to the loan now on the market, which is the only resource of the Treasury, apart from the interna revenue receipts. * ‘The more government securities are disassociated from the gold market the better; for the ex- perience of the last fortnight has shown that its caprices are beyond control and fraught with danger, ifnot disaster, to all subject to their influence. However bad the finan- cial policy of the government may have been, the requi- site means for carrying on the war must be punctually provided, and the greater the blunders of the past the more imperative is the necessity for making the best of the existing situation. The whole monetary system of tho country is based upon the national credit, and if this sbould fail all would fai). At the open board at one o'clock the market was %{ a 2 por cent lower, and at the second board the decline in the genera! list co} Governments, how inued, with a strong pressure to sell. er, remained firm. Hudson River was 23¢ lower than at the first board, New York Central 44, Erie 13, Reading 2%, Michigan Central 13, Michigan Southern 2, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3, Northwestern 7%, Rock Islind 234, Fort Wayne 3%, Cumberland 2), Obio and Mississippi certif- cates 4%. At the open board, at half-past three, there was a further fali and a der, 7%, Hudson River 95, Erie 5) Central closed at 88 New York Cleve- ratized mark land and Pittsburg 59, Rock Island $734, Fort Wayne 81, Cumberland Seller threes were put out freely by the “bears,”” and they met with no opposing force adequate to the task of narke steadying the The money market is working easier, and call loans are made freely at s tons on government securities at six. n per cent, with exceptional transac- The national Danks have not been much drawn upon during the last few days, and funds Lave accumulated in their hands. About ten millions of compound six per cent notes have been rey rived at the Sub-Treasury in this city from the department at Washington since Friday, if we clay judge by the published returns of Saturday and Mondu; ‘The seventy millions ot currency which it was semi-cfficia!ly anounced yesterday the Treasury had at its disposal, in all which are held as a re temporary depo: lions refer for iminedia tibut £ greenbae! & month, while fo’ has taken place 108 reatly reduces th, ability includes the fifty millions erve to meet payments on call of 8, in which ease, wre is only another fen millions left eo; but this will be sufficient to con ally to an easy money market and offset the which has been going forward the shrinkage in values which besides the ten mil- demand for ex- nexebange has been in moderate request for to- for baukers’ sixty days and iio. short sight, {the new series of seven-thirty notes is , wader date of June 15, 1865, thd. interest to which day will be paid in adv eat the time of sale. From the suc vhich has attended (he efforts of Mr. fay Cooke in du ing of t series there is every roason for believ second will be subscribed or wits are indiep.n ey, with from dat peals to both the int ple, The First Nati loan today member of th inc gout his re er exter New 1 the m tid church. by the board: Resolved, That 1 in with ceive the. annour nt Lit le, 80 lo acuve men prominent on our inane The receipts government, it being the only t loan on the market; and as it offers a bigh rate i eventt huis morni anda The following sincere 4 until so recentl niention (Transactions of this metropols, from this source » privilege of conversion into five-twenty bonds, it ap- d the pa al Bank subscribed $565,000 to the riviiam of the peo: Jacob Little, the oldest and most widely known York Stock Exchange, died this ¢ in Union square, Jed over more than forty years, and His Wall one lu the history of the passed resolutions of sreod to adjourn from Fri able members to unerai, which will take place on Friday, from are the resolutions adopted rrow that we re death of Mr, Jacob ‘one of the most nl for many years the Ke we shall remember Mr. Lito ag a prompt and spervetic buen seman, 1 beral in bis deal ings and kiod iy lus impulses, and ' whtie contemplating his death may we that survive him be admonished that the end of ous \. e drawetl near, Resolved, That the board adjourn on Friday after. noon, and ait nd his funore! axa last mark of respect to hes memory ‘The depression which las marked the produce and me tnuos, subsided with tho stendying of gold. handise markets for the last fortnight stil con. ox, although the ‘panicky’ fooling has materially There were no notiveable changes in prices yesterday or to-day; but, under a general iudi-position to buy bey ond the mecessi- tive of the pas-ing time, there is no setivity in trade, and forced sxlws can only be made at a sacri Tho business at the S.b-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows:— Roe ipts for customs. ‘Total receipts... Payments Balnnees... sss. sees Subscriptions t Tursnay, Mare g1009001" se aS1,cou 195 105% 104% 10035 1066 5 20.cnis 105% 8,000 US6'410-40,c0. 1 20000 dO... 6 9 2000 Mos", H&SJiae 70 2000 Oxi rote Tae. UT 17000 Qisin & Mise OOF ro) eee 100 100 Eric RR prof. 300 Hud River RE. » ao. 100 Mich O» Lal “ NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1865, 0000 Erie Ist mtge. 100 200 Reading 2000 Hud Riverlst m Py 200 do. 1000 Mieb Con8?: ane 200 do. 6000 Chic&NW1st im 73 600 Mich So 1000Chic&Alton 1m 99 200 do. 2000 Long Dock bds 105 400 do 6000Americangold.c 154 300 Cleve & 20000 do......810 153 200 do. 10 shs Penn Coal Co 170 100 do. 30 Fourth NaBk... 903, 1000 do. 100 Cumb Coal pref. 39 100 Chic & N 1500 do. - 50 do. 300 do. 200 do. 5 Clove, Col&Cin! do. . 300 Chic & N ing Pacific Mail S€Co aso” S00 do. do......b10 280 10 Chic & 40 NY Central RR. 94 300 do 400 lo. 200 100 Chic, Bur&QyRR. 107 200 100 P, FLW& ChicRR 853¢ 100 1500" do. bd 100 1000 300 400 500 200 500 100 100 500 do.. 10 200 Mar’ta&Cin2mpf. COND BOARD. Hatv-Past Two O'Cioce P. do. 1000 Erie RR . $1000 US eS reg 106100 shs Mich Cen RR 5000 U: 5-20,cou 10634 200 Wess sscales 100000. de. .. 1054{ 200M So & NIa RR. 28000 Us5's, 10-40,cou do, 2000 Missouri 6’ 3000 d0.....-... 00 50000 Ohio & Miss cer 214; 40000 do. 21. 100 shs Canton 60 Cumb Coal pref. . 500 Praja 200 Quicks'r hig do, N 100 Hudson Riv RR.. 400 ae CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Turspay, March 28—6 P. M. Asuxs.—Receipts, 178 bbis. The market continues dull, and prices were wholly nominal, Buxapsturrs.—Receipts, 3,423 bbls. flour, 600 bbls. and31,345 bags corn meal, 9,487 bushels corn, 20,°51 do. oats, 1,145 do. barley, and 3,287 do. malt. ‘The flour market was characterized by the same lassitude as noticed for several days past, there being no buyers out- side of the limits of the local trade, and prices are tend- ing downward; gales were 5,000 bbls. State and Western, 600 do Southern, and 400 do. Canadian. Rye flour and corn meal continued dull, and prices were wholly nomi- nally unchanged. We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour, $9 250 940 Extra State + 9 40a 955 Choice State, + 9000 975 Common to meditim extra Western..1.... 9 75.410 25 Extra round hoop Obio 9 85210 00 Western trade brands. + 10 05a 11 00 Extra St. Louis..... 2 10 00.813 00 Common Southern. 10 10a 10 70 Fancy and oxtra do. 10 75 213 50 Common Canadian, - 9 55a 9% Good to choice and extra. 9 80a11 00 Rye flour, superfine. .. 7 00a 730 Corn meal, bbls. 695 7 00 Corn meal, puncheons: 1 34 50 0.35 00° —The wheat market was steady, with an increased mili- ing demand, The sales were 25,000 bushels, at $206 for mixed Kentucky, $2 04 for amber Michigan, $1 85 for old amber Iowa, $1 90 a $1 92 for winter red Western, and $1 80 for Chicago ‘spring. For rye nothing trans- pied. Barley continues dull and nominal. Malt was quict but firm, and we ‘e no sal°s to report. ‘The corn market was lose active and scarcely so firm; sales 9,000 bushels new yellow at $155. $156. Oats were quiet but firin at 92c, for Canada, 96c. a 98c, for Jersey and Pennsylvania, and 99¢. a $1 for Western, Correx.—The markot was quiet, and we have nb sales of moment to report. Currency prices are very unsettled and more or less nominal. We quote Rio, prime, at 203. ale; good do,, 1934¢, 2 20c. ; fuir do., 18340. a 19c. ; or- dinary do,, 173gc. & 18c.; far to good cargoes, I 19, ; Juva, mate and bags, 22, a 2214¢,; Maracaibo and Lagiayra, 19¢, a 21c., St. Domingo, 18-., all for gold, net cash duty paid, Stock, March 28, 1865—Rio, 44,024 bags; Java, mats and bags, 76,005; Céston 6,872 bars; Mara: caibo, 4,104; Laguayra, 1,200; Bahia, 8,073: St. Doiningo, 2,077, and other descriptions, 2,650." Total, 143,895 bags. Cotvar,—The market has ruled oxtremely dull, but closed firm, with holders demanding an advance of 3c. per Ib. over our quotations, We quote and Detroit at 35e. Cocoa was entirely neglected, and prices were wholly nominal. Caspive.—No sales have transpired since our last, but prices have undergone no material change. Corrox,-—There Was rather more activity in the market for this article, and an advance of 2c. per Ib. has been established. ‘The sales were fully 800 bales, at our quota- tions, viz:— Tpland. Florida. Mobile. N.O.¢7. . au 3 35 in 60 Davos axp PYss._-Business was moderate, the sales being confined to 250 oz. quinine, 10 tons caustic soda, and 400 casks bicaching powders, on private terms, Prices favored the purchaser. Freiont were rather firmer under the influence of increased offerings; but most of the engagements vere st low figures. The ‘engagements were to Liverpool, American versel, 1,600 bbls. lard at 2k and, per Ateamer, 800do. lard at 16s, 156 teres. boet at 38, 107 bales cviton at 4d, and 1,000 boxes bucon, on private terms. To Antwerp, Wo ibaa. toners, oe 25x, 2,000 boxes extract logwood and 26 bbla. ashes, both’ at 20°, To Hamburg, 400 bbia. shoo pos at 28. A British brig was chartered to Marseilles, with 2,600 bbis. petroleum, on private terms, —Dry cod continued very dull, and the market arcely so firm, though prices were without quot- able change, Ma kerel remained about the same as last noticed, the demand being moderate at steady rates. Herring were rather more active, and sales were effected of fully 2,000 boxes at 60c. a 50c, for scal d and No. 1. CRacker:.—Sales were made of 2,500 boxes on Favit.—The demand continues limited for all kinds, and though the stock is small prices are daily declining. Sales were very light, comprising only 400 boxes raisins at $5 50 for bunch and $5 70 for layer, and 10 boxes currants at 17¢.; also 25,000 Carthageua cocoa nuts on private terma. We quote sardines at 32c, % box and 50c. g box. “dose Cuore continoes dull and nominal at 20°. n 2c. Gossy Bacs remain inactive but firm at 20c. a 2ic., gold. Sore —Consequent upon the small stock and the light receipts the market continues firm and previous prices were fairly maintained. The demand was quite active, chiefly from consumers—the sales reaching some 46 bales at 26c, a 38¢. for old ef and 250. a 50c., with fancy at Sdc., for new growth. Hopes. —Since our last rt tho market has ruled ex. tremely dull, and prices of the common kinds have de- clined ge. gold per Ib,, while prime hides—which are in small supply—commanded full prices. The sales were unusually small, uprist = only some Rio Grande at about 16c. gold, 1,000 slaughter (cow) at 7i¢c. a 8c. on 60 a 65 Ibs., and 500 Western slaughter on private terms. We quote Buenos Ayres at 19. a 193ge. gold, Monte, ideo at 17c., Rio Grande at 16c a 16\¢., Orinoco ut 15140, a 16c., California at 16, @ 16%c., Central Ame- rea and Matamoros at 143¢¢. a 16¢., Vera ‘Cruz at 1330. a 1dc., Tamp co at Lue. @ 13}¢., Bogota at Ide. a 14%0., Bahia, Port) Cabello aud Truxit 1360., Meaico at 114g. a 12)6c. and tierra Leone at 163¢¢. 11g Heur.—We have no sales of importance to ep, and prices were wholly nominal. H ¥.—Shipping grades remained quiet at $1 60 $1 65, while retail lots commanded previous rates, viz: $1 70a $1 7. Ixpice was only in moderate request, and we have only to report sales of 10 chest# Madras and 25 o-roons Guat - both on private terms, but at prices which favored i Le ab here was no business of importance trs and we haveguo sales to report, the market closing quiet, with holders demand ng 9c. 49%. for Spanish, L-sTwen.—Henilock remains very dull, aud prices of all kinds have declined materially, Oak has declined 16. por Ib. since or last, with a moderate Inquiry. We oho hemlock Buenos Ayres, heavy and middle, 3%. a B8e., and light do., 3450. a 36e, ; Califoruia, heavy and middle, 360. a 87e,, and Ii he do, Ac. & B66. Or .noco, &e,, heavy and m'ddle, . 8 BBC, and light do., 33¢. a de! Owk heavy, 500. ; middle do, '49c, # $0¢., and light do,, 460, a 470. Moat. —Tho market was rathor more active, and full prices wero realized. Sales 300 hhds. prime Porto Rico at 600, a 65c., and 46 hhds. Demarara at 400, Navas, Stoxws. Spirits turpentine dull and prices forther declined in view of the increased receipts and the limited demand. We quote $190.0 $1 96 for small Rosins were dull and deprowsed at $15 for common to No, 2 Tar dull and prices no ‘un- changed. Oe — crude fish thero was no domand, and we have no ales of moment to report, Lingood ruled yery quiet with holders generally asking $1 46. Of lard we have no sales to report, and prices were without ma- torial change. Other kinds wero steady in price, but the inquiry was limited. Pernoteo, —Thoe market for crude was less active, — ces declined 1c, a 140. The salea were only bls. at prices ranging from 33i¢c. a dAo, Cth lead dull but steady, with small sales at 630, a 560. for and 720, a 73¢. for free, Bonzine was quiet but firm al previous rates, Provistons,—Receipts, 100 bbis. pork, 73 Digs. beef, TOF Ao cut meats, and O17 do, lard. ‘The por market ‘Was more active and decidedly firmer, new meas hi sold Ws high $28 62% on the spot, and clear do, at ‘The sales on the spot wore 7,000 bbis. at $27 60 a $28 624 for new mess, $24 a $26 for 63-4 do., cexh and regular way, closing At $24 60 cash, $23 60 a'$24 for prime, a $26 & £26 60 for prime mess; also, for future det 600 bbis, new meas for April, "seller The demand for beef was more active at previou Salon 700 bbls, at $15 a ru for plain mess, and $) $21 ~ ¥ © Sales 600 for shoulder and 16. iii who has sf, ene | Bacon wea Ke. hieher abo pg ay oye + more active, the sales reaching 1,100 boxes at 1! 6c. for Cumberland cut, 160. a 164e. for long rif 1c. for short ribbed, and 190, a 19}¢0. for short jar, The lard market was rather more active and firmer, the inquiry being principally for export, Sal 8 3,500 Dbla. and Lierees at 1640. a 18%¢0. for No. 1, to fair to prime steam and kettle rendered. Butter was in fair demand, and prices of the choice grades—which are scarce—wore a trifle firmer, while common grades were without essential change in value. We quote Western, Ie, a , and State, 20c. a 33c, Cheese was ia fair request and firm, at 140. a 23e. for common to prime. Svicrs.-—-There has been but very ifttle business con- sumimated sluce our last report, but holders were rather firmer in their ‘views, and ices of some descriptions bave advanced materially, Jes 14,000 nats cassia, and 200 cases nutmegs, and both on private terms. We quote cassia, 90c, a 95e.; cloves, “ & 42c.; pepper, in me, 6c. &Te., gold; nut 85 a $140; mace, $110 a $1 15, avd ginger, 26c. at Scasr.—Raw was in moderate request at cor rates. The sales were 600 hhds., at roe. a 13, and 136. for Porto Rico, We quote fine to good ees 10%. a11}c., and fair to good peak pxcoery, 113¢0. a 120. Box sugars wore quoted at 1030. a I1 ge. for Nos. 7 a 10, 113g¢. a 124¢¢. for Nos. 11 a 12, and 12}¢c. a 13. for Nos. 13415. Retined was moderately active at l4c. a 16c. for me Pry 16%e. a 1c. for soft white, and 18%. for dered, crushed and granulated. Messrs. R. L. & A. Sart repos refined sngars as follows :—Loaf, 18x: 5 Ib,; best crushed aud granulated, 18c. ; white, A, yeliow, ©, 16%. Sucve. Clover or in fair dean, and 7h have to re- sales. of chifly at 243¢c, Linseed was ull, but held ar cease r i 32 bags, $2 125% gold, in Boston, mand has been very light since our last and holders will have to snot S large decline in effect sales to any considerable extent, Prices nominal, Sreurer was doll and nominal at 6c. in gold. Skivs.—The demand for goat was Iimited, but prices were nominal. Small sales of Mexican were effected at 40c., gold, for Tampico. Dried have becn in moderate demand, with sales of 6,000 bales Honduras on private harris, Dut at pri re corresponding with the decline in We quote Tampico, 39¢. a 40c., gold; Matamoros Pe dae do., a aud Vara Cruz, S60. ‘a B8c., gol Tautow advanced 4c. per lb., with an increased in- quiry. Sales 170,000 ibs., at 12c.'a 12%4c., chiefly at 120. a.12%c, for Western. dull, the only sale we have beard it Try. —Pig was ver of being 5 tons English, at 25c., gold. Straits stead: 27 3¢c., gold, and Banca’29c, ‘a J0c. For plates there was only a moderate inquiry, but wé have uo particular change to note in prices, ‘Tonacco.—Nothing of conseqi nominal. Sales 74 hhds. Kentucl Wuisky.—Rec-ipts, 88 bbls. firmer, but not very ‘active, $219 "for Western. ‘Won..—There was but very little inquiry for any de scription, but prices were without importantchange, The sales were confined to about 60,000 Ibs. fleeces, at our last quotations. nee doing and nd. prives , at 21340. a Be, ‘The ‘markct was a shade Sales 500 bbls. at $2 15 0 nn BOARDING J AND LO LODGING. A" auree! al re togs par weak At 5% 176, a Bm ratt! ord STREET, SIX BLOCKS sien accordingly. ‘St Hoon, newtl} to Bb. per day; Board, $7 by rae ‘at Clifwood Hotel, on sea sh hers from New York by steamboat. LARGE. AND } NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM TO with or witbont: Reams. 4 Also let, fier the 15th of Ay En oy secoud street, T 2% WEST TWELFTH nisued Front Koom, also Wiensa end wits ce ange gan Dimner at 60% re References exchanged. T 1 BAST TWELFTH STREET—TWO ADJOINING Rooms on third floor, and a large Hall oor to let, with Board, eferences exchan 7 vinad Sath avenues, peaaniy ext rea ixth aven exten ict with board; suitable Tors lady wad’ geulleman, ‘or two nileme: gone iy ST. JAMES HOTEL, MADISON ‘con- parlor, three bedrooms, it ble > coe sean tess ce Shoes | A Phiracetl Pil Ah pag 4 Liat 9 TO LET—TO A BIN- in a small family, with or without Boat “Aopig at ita Bast Soe aoc onteeh tear Laxioge tone avenue. ‘REET—| monkey rat tH = jemen. At 35 GRAMERCY the summer, to without Board, PLACE.“ROOMS TO LET, FOR and single gentlemen, with or “AtiME FR rane BOO pC BLOCK, ects t S| Laces Toe et eh aa tard, FURNISHED PARLO! B sletreet, neat Oi aon =i 3 eee AMILY HAVE A Péur to Wit, GREGOBY, 83 arate ote “ay STRANGERS 1 ome ear ee RE. oelian an Pe aad pee ak wea iat ae te beaut heed we! ELY FURNISHED BD BPMs With let; Mt 1, Terms Se ee FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WANTED.-BY GEELE. PY man ~ wits, pad ns ze the i Semtores @ of 2 Ipcation beiween Canal iret and Heat ee oe ee a cng tema, TM. Hereld of. . vr Y PLEASANT, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms and frat clase, Board, for itleman and wife, atNo, 5 Carroll South Broo! All modern im- provements. Local on very y desirable, ANTED—ON on AB OUT, MAY ri BOARD IN THE country, about 20 mf Mea tne ity yf fora goroman Lyk ody his we, near the river or ldreas box 155 Her- coffee. T 48 WEST TWELFTH STREET—! EEN FIFTH and Sixth Srentee, gunmen ‘and wife or three single gaiiae as obi ‘nighed Rooms, with Board. ren and servants not taken. ‘ANTED.—BOARD WANTED, FROM MAY 1 Berge Paar adie Be Ss Peat, whe prio n Point. Address ‘ost office, w! jeulare of Tocation, terms, &e. * tid PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE SOME. ELEGANTLY Furnished Rooms io et, to gentlemen only, without Board, In thele own house, No” 187 West Toustou treet, blocks from Broadway. A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD FOR HIS SISTER, and partin] Board for himself, in a genteel private family, For accommodations fn a sgod location a Uberal price will be paid. Address X., station 8. (A. ERW_VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS fo let—To gentlemen, at No, 189 Eighth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue, FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET— with Board, ina first class house, 47 East Twenty-third Street. References exchanged. No moving in Muy. PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 2% EAST THIR- ty-sixth street, « few doors west of Broadway, wish to fet a suit of Rooms, on the second floor, with or poi vg pri- vate table, to a » sl party. Also « single Room, to a gentle- mal BINANCIAL. _ MEFTING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE Martinsburg Lead Mining Company will be held at the Office of the company, 41 Wall street (Juuricey court), on Wednesday, April’, at 12 o'clock. By order of the Board of ‘Trustee: ©. A. BUTLER, Secretary pro tem. Maren 23, 1868, sty ih CHANCE OFFERED FOR A GooD INVEST- A few shares of the celebrated Hermetical Band Goma y's # Stock. Matiatar tory reasons given for selling. Especial attention given to the purchase and sale of petro. Jeum stocks, A. A. MORSE, 71 Broadway, room 55, yp ead HEAD BAN New York, March 24, —TWENTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND.— 1965. —The Board of Directors this day declared their usual q uarterly dividend of three per cont, free of governs nt tax, Out of the net profits of the past nonths, n and after the Ist day of April next. The "rranster Hooks il remain closed from this date to the Ist proximo, inclusive. . W. WILLETT, Cashier, ((TIZEN® SAVINGS BANK jowery, corner of Canal street. IX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on ali sums of $500 and under, and Sans cent on larger amounts, MONEY DErost NOW. WILL DRAW INTEREST ROM APRIL 1. Bank open dally from ld Yo and of a Wednesday and Friday evenings, from 5 07. Bank books in Englieh, German and Fren GEO. FOLSOM, President. _Srrnour A. Bonce, Secretary. C 1E MICAL BANK—ELECTION.. J tion for directors of the Chemi as ear wud for inspectors at the next succeeding election wi: ‘held at the banking house, on Monday, the —THE ANNUAL ELEC. 1 Bank for the ensuing ast at N UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, on second tloor, to let, with Board; room oontains gas, id cold water, and has ample closets. Apply at 187 West fourth street. A. HANDSOME FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM communicating, and other pleasant Rooins, for rent at 1,147 Broadway, « few doors above St. James Hotel. SUIT OF TWO LARGE AND ELEGANTLY FUR- Rished back Rooms, on thir floor, to let with good Board, at 122 Madison avenue, near Thirty-Grst street, eptionable references required, T 126 NINTH STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST OF Broadway, a suit of rooms.on second floor, consisting of parlor and two bedrooms, with board. Referénce given required. RARE OPPORTUNITY.—A. LADY, OCCUPYING A ood house, In an excellent location, ‘would board a re- spoomible party’ in exchange, for good furniture, or would Teut the housey now filled with good boarders, uta moder Fert A line addressed to Mrs, Sones, Broadway Post lice, will be attended to. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LUT—WITH Bourd, suitable for a gentleman and wife, on moderate terms. Apply at 77 East Thirty-first street, néar Lexington avenue, A SUIT OF ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, WITH BOARD, wanted, by a lady; muat be in a desirable locality, anc below Thirtieth street.’ Address N. D., Union square Post ot N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUIT OF j ttuation West uired, percent, payable to stockholders, ffee of government tax, on and after Saturday, the lat day of April neag. _By order of the Bourd WILLIAMS, Cashier, INANCIAL.—NOTES Boneen OR DISCOUNTED; Loans negotiated on collaters ILLIAMS BROTHERS, 5 Beekman street, dayof April tents t0 let —Liberal price expected; eon the hours of Lund 2 o'clock P.M. By order of | Fourteenth stront, | Beat, Private G. G. WILLTAMS, Cashier, | table, Address C. G. 8., Herald off HEMICAL BANK, NEW YORK, MAROH 2, 1 WIDOW LADY, LIVING PLAIN, AND FAMILY Fifty.third Dividend,—The President and Directors o| Sani, pl accommodate a single ‘Indy or a single this bank have this day d dw auacierty, dividend of six patees a gentfeman and his wife, with a pleasant 001 at or unfurnished, with of without Board, Apply’ at ‘300 Canal street, A BACK PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET, WITH Board, to & gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen wil- ling to rooim together, at 101 Bust Thirteenth street. Iefe- rences required. Sror, AND LEATHER BANK, NEW YORK, MARCH %A, 1865,—Dividend.—The Board of Directors have this day declared a semt-nnnual dividend of five per cent, free of rament tax, payable ‘on 9th April ensuing. The Transfer k will be closed from Ist to 9 ib April inclusive. $800 $5.000. other eity worth *ys0;00. 125.000 “erty Ine street. $300. 00: $500.00! cent. “Apply at ine street TO $1,000 WANTED—ON BROOKLYN PROP- erty, worth doubie the amount, Good bondsman. is Loan, Herald office. \() —WANTED TO BORROW $6,000, FOR ONE yenr, on first mortgage on real estate in an- ‘Address A. B. C., box rald —ON IMPROVED CITY FRO. W. YERBY, room WM, No. 1 wet ATC AND T PER CENT on New York ct rope 4 . Ohy Pine street, TO LOAN ON BOND ted uoer, RT stale bdeo be We: wie BRse, ‘SPECIAL NOTICES. A ERICAN STEPI.—SPRING, TOE, CALKIN ‘aud Sleigh Shoe Steel, of all sizes and kinds, made of the best materials at the Norway Iron Works, Boston, and for sale by Yhtiadelphin. NASLOR & OO., Boston, New York and Phila KIMBEL—OF THE FIRM OF A. KIMBEL & J. C babinet makers, 924 Broadway, would respect fully pa his former patrons and the public in general that he lias no conneetion whatever with any estab rahinenk but the one above named. AND. Formerly A. Bemb cae CPARESION this State ts gone from two to C.—A MEMBER OF THE BAR or pout to start for Charenton, & C.. to be uur weeks, He is willit amicable settlement of any claims whic may have against residents of Charleston. UCnexceptionable city references will be given. Address 1. W., Herald office. onc! zus MEMBERS OF FATHER MATHEW T. A. B. Society are hereby notified to ineet at their han Frat iaroome streets’ on Wednesday, March 29, atl o'clock FP: M., with regalia, und crape on lett ‘arm, to ailend the funeral of our deceased brother, Michael Hay ‘President, , Recording Secreta _Jmue jeuewian | Fr. Lane ry ()FFICE WELLS, FARGO & CO., 8&4 BROADWAY, NEW York, Mareh 28, 1965.—From ahd after this date freight for California will be received at pier 43. North river, foot of Spring street Wall sro his ofc will close promply at TL Mock A. M. on days of sulling of steame pe : WELLS, FARGO & 10. OUTHERN REFUGEES AND DESERTERS.—A MEET. ing of the American Uuiou Commission, tn ald of refi gees from the South and of deseriors from’ the rebel army, iil be held in the Academy of Music, on Sunday evening, it 74g o'lock. A. A. Low, Eaq., President of the nber of Commerce, will preside. Addresses will be made Taylor, of East Tennessee; Rev, Daniel Curry, De Dy vhs has jist reurned from Savannah and Charleste others. “Tickets free, can be obtained at the Gommmiaston tesomn 14 Bible House, and at Randolph's book- store, 770 Broadway. JAYLOR & $, AT 16 WALL ST New York, jest rates for doubloons Kinds of gold and sdrawn in the oyal Hat Lowery caxhed by us Information furnished free. AVOID THE ih inst, snother at TH WARD AROUSE!—OITIZENS “On, Wednonday evening, the citizens of the Eleventh ward will be held 20 Second street, in order to bring . that our ward may avoid the enfore Every citizen of the ward, and In particular every man liable to be drafied or already drafted, must see the Hevessity and the duty-to anawer our call. Let (here be an- other rousing moeting und vigorous action in bebalt of this enuse iT. 0, CALKIN, Prosidant, 275 Seventh street, CHRISTIAN METZOAT. Vice t' ES ye a D, D, Wriaur, Treasurer, 463 East Hon W, W. Levons, Secretary, 10 | Lowls atreet, _ RESTAURANTS, NGLASH SOLES, SCOTCH SALMON, JUQGEL T le Boup, for dinner to-day. For « English uid Irish acon, Filberu, Yarmouth Bioaters, four bbls, Prince Albert Potatoe LOAN OFFICES T22 BROADWAY, THE OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE AYS: TURE poet ray EB POR PIANOND, JEWELRY, WA PLATE, OPTICAL 1 UMENTS, ac. AT ars PRIVATE ROOMS. OFFICE. ours PRO - M an SARRINONE 3 sd BRO. pe Ne M18, UP STAIRS. T 00). MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, warcny en, Jewelery, &o., 4nd the game bought at the highes price, Also Pawnbrokers’ Tickets wanted of the above cent more than ean be O roadway, a6 many Hs eaah articles, for whtoh T will pay 40 obtained at any other plaoe i corner Houston street, pp atal T MAL BROADWAY, OPPOSITR. WAL DA K's THEA. bi Any amoont to loan on Diamonds, Watches, Jew- Plate, (he., oF the sume, bought for the Highest ensly Dimond ur =, by the well known Byeac tb P, " roker, Hronadwny. Office hours, 9 A. M. AAT peg HYMAN'S, BROADWAY, CORNER ar Bond streot, will ve patil the highest price hon and Silver Ware, o: will advance ‘on the SUIT OF ELEGANT APARTMENTS, vate table, may be procured at the first class residence 35 Latayette place. “References exchinged. t PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON SECOND jet, with Board, at 201 West Fourteenth street. exchanged, DESIRABLE SUIT OF FRONT ROOMS, ON SECOND Aloor, lwo one on teat floor, to Jet, with Board, to gen- emen and their wives. Apply at 24 University place, corner Ninth street, Refereives exchanged. N BLEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH FIRST CLASS ‘None but those desiringto be permanent eed apply at 30 West Sixteenth street A SS FURNISHED | OR UNFURNISHED Room and Board, for a lady; with a wow preferred; payment in advance. Aiddress, wi ih terms, A. L., station ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A ROOM AND Board, convenient to the corner of Canal street and Broadway. Terms not to exceed $6 per week, Address box 228 Jersey City Post ollie. ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN AND THIER Piven, two second or third story Furnished Rooms, with Board, in a good houre, pleasautly located, between ‘Fifth and Second “avenuow aud Fourteonth and Twenty-third reets; best of reference given and required. Address C. B, , Herald offlee. ANTED— AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, WITH HOARD, for a gentleman and wife, on or ‘about Mayl, Ad: dress, stating full particulars and terms, J. 1. M, Herald ANTED—BY A PARTY OF THRER YOUNG GENTLE- men, two Rooms, in a first cl ss family, with or with- gut ef; witnction weal of Fourth avenue, between ‘Twelfth and Thirtieth streets, Address, with particulars, C, M. R., box 1,804, Post ote, 3 ANTED—BOARD AND LODGING IN A RESPECTA. ble private family, where good necommodations and comfort can be had, by'a regen ‘Address, stat- ing terms, box 3,764 'Post office, 370 BANK STREET, NEAR FOURTH—A LARGE, rf vant Front Room, on the third tloor, to let, with or without 106% entleman and wife or two single gentlemen, a large lor, | om the first Boor. ST. MARK'S PLACE.—A NICELY FURNISHED et, ulso u pleusant Room, with buth- : ho moving In Ma; 10! room adj CHRYSTIE STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO et, with or without board. . NEAR THIRD AVENUE, Furulshed Rooms on rst and third, floors, gentle: ‘ccommodated pleasantly, together orseparate- r gentiemen 12: 1: men, friends, ly, without bi 15 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREFT.-VURNISHED OE Rooms for gentlemen, with or without partial board; » a san jon desirable, Terms moderate. house moder (jouNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, TWO J ebildren and wurse; must be faa mountatnons region, not too far from the elty; will require a large and small room, adjoining, Address, with particulars, W. ©, L., Brook- lyn Post office. CQouxrex BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND.—PARTIES desiring large Rooms and good Board can be accommo- dated for the season, within ten minutes’ walk of the Hugue- not station, Staten Island Rullroad, Address Mra, Heeley, Rossville, 8. 1. QOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT NEW- burg, thirty-five minutes drive from reading in a farm house, ph given and Wifey Tram May 1, ace over a w ¥ Adres, stnting priee aud other particulars, TW. tox Fh New York Post office. V sumuner months, at Gien Cove, Lon: are none or few boarders. Address pst Thirty-elghth street, stating terms, BOARD FOR THE Island, where Dickle, No. 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, ANTED—AT NEW BRIGHTON, 8. 1, BOARD FOR the summer for five or six adults: ‘The’ best city refer. LaDy man 7 Two Foor, here sus wou acoun oF on bmg Ak, yim reat ri fooation ace, tats for one witb pad & Galen eg Union ae wren ae Wotia Kreator ™ NO ee ‘OpMRATe SIZED. Howse wa Re abi ee F- ra fourisenth and third and Bixth avenves fo fet in Thies tear Beret arene. Address J. W. G., No, teenth street, ‘T West Fittee: A FAMILY OF THRRE ADULTS DESIRE FOUR OR A five Rooms, in a good hy ee aes there will be but one or two tenants. Pi oy zt = ae Hitace Beck May. Kent $300 James Gilbert, GENTLEMAN DESIRES, FOR HIMSELF AND AS yd Beco: ‘ sum ‘ato family referred, paneer eup to mand hex egeap Face for th ress, iy terms, which must be moderate, M al nt, A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS WISH TO RENT + of House, i teed neigh Part of 2 House, ya eenie eighborhood, at a mode 1 1,134 Post Fate rent. A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ee, Winn 70 four oF ive Rooms in the lowe toa nore preferable: rent not to exceed farlem Post office. PART OF A HOUSE WANTED.—LOWER PARP preferred; within ten pincie walk of New Havem depot. Padres, mating tel rms, C. H., 367 Fourth avenue. 00D SIZED FURNISHED | HOUSE WANTEDOIM April or Ist May, in central location, by a responsible family, Addves with particulars, ‘Adama, 953 Broadway. OUSE WANTED—THRER STORY HIGH STOOP ie good welghborlioods near Sixth, avenue, from Tenth to Twentieth « 000 cash, bal- ance on mortgage. ‘Address Od Styl USE WANTED-FOR, A. PRIVATE FAMILY. OF five adults, any time prior to lst of May. Location be- tween Third and Eighth aveniies and ina desirable nelgh- borhi House must have all the modern improvements, Ad Merit cons Rent not exceed a year to a desirable dress, with particulars, box $ 602 Post office, OUSE WANTED.—$8000 WILL BE PAID DOWN for ood three story and attic high stvop House, with modern improvements, tion Twenticth and Fiftieth streets, Eighth and Lexington avenues. Address diately’ A., box 1,558 Post office, OUSE WANTED—TO RENT, FROM MAY 1 three story House, in a good neighborhood, for 9 pete ue family; rent about $1,000, Address 3, C., box 1,585 office. ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—SECOND FLOOR, OP four or five Rooms, by x small family of favo adultes terms must be moderate. Address ©. ©. C., Bank, 630 roadway. W* NTED—ON THE 1ST OF MAY, BY A SMALL family, a second Floor (five or alx rooms), ina private house, containing gas, water and bath room, convenient for housekeeping; locatign between Thirty-tifth and Fifdeth streets aud S)ath and Ninth avenues; rent not to exceed $20 ayear, Address W, Lk, box 144 Herald otfoe, ‘ANTED.—WE HAVE ORDERS TO RENT HOUSES, Floors and Rooms, and beg landlords to call on us ime OBERLANDER & C1 want, s imme- A mediately; no charge. 42 Bowery. way D—THE WHOLE OR A PART OF A MB- dium sized House, for all Lg ina good loca. tion, with modern improvemen Address B., box 1,148) Post ofice, stating number of rooms, rent and location. ANTED—A SNUG DWELLIN USE, CONTAIN. ing @to 12 rooms, west of Broadway and uorth of Canal eatldre ess John'F, Baldwin, 40 Morton street, street. YW ANTED-A Goop AND WELL FURNISHED SUITE ‘Of Rooms, without board, in a dextteblo. location, By three igentle men, Address box 3,983 Post oilice. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, UNFUR- nished Room, on second floor, front, with bath: ar iocation between, Fourth oe Sixth a ourtaenth atrect, Address, giv! tery mk fand location, box 4,443 New Yor hk Post office. Woyrep—tae LOWER OR UPPER PART OF A louse, by a, quiet family of four adults, “Addreen station F. stating particulars, ANTED—A vo cian, below T West Eleventh street. 7 ANTED—A TOP FLOOR, IN THE VICINITY OF Fulton st Address Merchant, Herald oil) ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, IN| SOMB good Tocation, by a responsible private’ family, whe can give unexceptionable references. A dross, with partie: lars, AD. Broadway. BY A RESPONSIBLE FAMILY OF THR ait), a nice Second or Third Story, suitable for ng; with gas and water; about four rooms. Ad- box 2,447 Post office. WANTED-ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, Fi ‘an invalid lady; also a nurse. Address Benton, A Post office, stating terms and full particulars. WAXTED FOR THE SUMMER, A COUNTRY HOUSB, furnished, suitable for # first class boarding house, within oue or two hours’ ride from the elty: preferred on the Hudson, vast side. A liberal price will be pad ‘or first clase accommodations, Addr D., box 75 Post office. D OFFICE, BY A_ PHYSI- ticth street. Address J.B. W., 26 ( housek. dress ¥ APPLYING AT NO. 17 WEST THIRTY-FIFTH stres its of Rooms can be obtained, with Board, from ihe [stor yay, References required. OARDING—BROOKLYN.—LARGE AND PLEASANT rooms, with board. “Apply corner Clinton and Carroll atreots, OARDING AT HYGIENIC INSTITUTE, NO. 15 Laight street,—Good rooms, plam diet; Turkish vay or and Olectric baths, movement cure, and light gymnastics; the best place in the city to TEE, Health, ‘Perms $7 to $80 per week. MILLER, WOOD & CO., Proprietors. ence given if required. Address, stating terms, box No. New York Post Ol .. SUMMER RESORTS. RRIGHTON HOUSE, PERTH AMBOY, N. 7 ‘open for the reception of The wudersigned Is now prepan the season, Fu UMORE HO! Mr. T. D, AItD will open the FILLMORE HOUSE, at Newport, ( season of 1855, In May neat, It is de signed to hive the hotel in perfect order for the acgor da, tion of its guests, and, with this view, some impfvements will be added externally and internally, OARD.—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET neatly furnished Parva So gentlemen, with or without breakfast, also an elegant parlor, Floor, house first class; relerencek mxchanged. Apply at 196 East Fourteenth street, - SECOND STORY FRONT ogg eng) WITH and cold water and t 68 St. Mark’s Place. References exchanged. OARD—WITH WELL FURNISHED ROOM, IN A private family, for two gentlemen or gentleman and wife. References exchanged. Inquire at 214 East Tenth street, near Second avenue, OARD—WITH DESIRABLE ROOMS, FOR SMALL family or few single persons, in first class house 187 East Twentieth sirwet, “No May moving. Sabbath respect: ing parties preferred. OARD. Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN oo accommodated with Board, in @ private family, at Dominick street. Location pleasant, Be ferences excl Floors of a hand Hill, with: private table, quired, Address W. P., box OARD.—A SUIT OF WELL FURNISHED ROOMS ON second and third Floors, at 189 and 191 West Fourteenth Stroet. Dinner at six o'clock. LEGANT FURNISHED SUITS ROOMS, 47 ricench street: private table if required. First illing to pay iHberally apply Stoll A. M., 7to shad hoves od Murrey y private. References ree office. . sized Furnished Room tn a@ first elags brown stone nse, Private paierbor Dinner at six. Price $10 per week. Address RB. Kennedy, x 419 Post office. OARD AND ROOMS,—TIIREE YOUNG. A aft Let at Parlor and Bedroom, with Board, Twentieth street, and between Third and Ry? sreneen, Address, stating terms, box Boned —A Nae egy ney CAN HAVE A MODERATE OARD UP TOWN.—AN UNFURNISHED SECOND Floor to et, with Board, (9 a gentieman and wite, or family of grown persons. Also Rooms on third floor. Refe- Tonces required. Apply nt 261 West Forty-second eireet. OARD WANTED— A PAMILY or FIVE, fegsons between Fourth and Sevent! nes, [A ens rooms re’ Ad. Twenty art streets, Three or for area J.T box S4N. Post OARD WANTED~BY ~ ce GENTLEMAN, IN the house of an el w lady who te living ‘lone; willing to Pay Uberally \sdrese A Bowe WANTED—FOR e GRNTLEMAN, WIFE AND child, in private family, Location Pyprega Ninth and and ph ae whose tase i avenue and Bi away, TS inoderat reas, terms, h ot 410 Now York Post offies, BROOKER, NEAR TITR FER- f April, for a gentioma: vi room required. At ‘oat oftice. CARD pty ries, 01 ‘wife and'cbild, Bivting Room dress Board, box 686 New York York Pi Boar? ws, at fusand Pe 4, aes, al | flat oa reak fast ani sized, well Fu Reamege feat and mnty- rath uired. streets, West. ‘Address {peas box 8,006 Bone WANTED.—A ot ee AyD Hs. Lg a ‘a tel r nd a hice Back Pa Tee suited at aide of city and & will be anent. ress bunting or Ignored, box 8,782 Post office. OARD WANTED—BY A FAMIL' dal ate on partou be! he st an ag. | ‘sensing see ele aaenttS pd Tok i) Fost office OARD IN gegen og SUIT OF ROOMS TO BE Bert together or separate, Ti Bute stceet opposite Garden ————— OARD IN Wi LLIAMBBURG—SECORD FL FOUR B BOAR IN wabitawaa re comforts ven, rane | Se amall Ai Provestant fami, foot foieg. made: location, of Morton street, vent the Rooeavelt and Grand street ferries aad ; neighborhood unes- ceptiopable; te ate, For call on Sti and does rd, narsaburs, ds Peadt stro, on Fraoklin equare, 162 WILLIAM STRRET, ADVANCES MADE Room No, 7, {ON rAMO ONDS, WATCH rokern’ Tic! oe, 2°: omy WR ADVANCE OR | alte ti ATT THE t nGueee RAs JOINT, APTANORD a fo’ “DIAMONDS, 1 F Bleecker atreet, up stairs. BROADWAY (NEW YORK HO- re as usual ba per cent over any man in yee de bof Hamonda, old id Silver, Furs, Camel Hair Ko. wis, oF any Article of DAY NTROR RRS Reig ROUCHT. 1¥ DIAMONDS, ilverwat Guns, a tab Genel ot Pega, “Cry da, 4 tel), a near bowery, RENT, ISHED ROOMS ai NTLEMEN, WITH wire eaktast If required. Dhan ontioth street, be. tween Broadway and Fourth avenue, [AURNISHED ROOMS—ON PARLOR FLOOR, TO Freaaue 8 on os gull sulle oF singly. sito Brovoort ph tence required, PURNISHED ROOMS TO, LEG—AT #6 &, TENTH tr denn Roe a, uh a Sane oo najorning. Kino a large ¥ront Room, ou second House ME Lt ACUPTRRS creer pat po, AIRFIELD HOUSE, FAIRFIELD, CONN.—THIS FA- None immer rerOrt Is now ‘open for permanent oF wansient boarders, Accom tations rs D. RIQUE, “Proprietor. HOTEL: TLANTIC HOTEL—CHATHAM SQUARE, NEW YORK. 10) neatly Furnisiied Rooms, by th day. weok or month, Open at atl hours, EDER, Proprietor. AN HOTEL—BROADWAY AND _ ELOHTp New York, on the European plan; rooms en suite Orsingly. Open ail night } MADISON SQUARE HOTEL, TWENTY. rinst id Broadway. Koom to let, with or without Board; permanent or tra ‘CE FOR PARTIES COMMENCING tment Household uits, covered bro- el, Pianofor tageres, Lace Vurtain, Car- tat Buresun, Bedstcnda, Mattressen” Paintings, Dronsea, Platoforte, Extension tuble, Buffet, China, Glasue lilverware, 113 Went Twenty-third siveet, near Sixth atenue. TANTED—UNFU RNISHED, BY 18T APRIL, FAMILY ‘consisting of the Parlor Floor and Kitchem of a house in a res borhood. Address, stating rent, &., M, Tomlin TANTED—BY A FAMILY OF THREE, UPPER PAR? of 4 modern house ina good neighbor! cont of five rooms, with front or ‘back bawement, Address A. J., Merald nL, AMERICAN FAMILY, furnished, suitable for hou month | f, session 15th of Apt ‘Addresa D , box 19) Herd Pout $30 of. $0) p ns given and reqnired. Olice. No agents need apply. WANTED TO eth FIRST CLASS UNFURNISHED house, Brevoort House or Univer- sity place, ‘A note ad. remsed 10.3. HH. n Life Insurance Co., 108 Broadway, ANTED TOR NT-BY © FAMILY, CONSISTING OP two adults aud infant, a three story high stoop Hou in a rexpect. ori up town, "Rent 39%) to Best references will be given, Address Z., box 4, ofice. ANTED TO UNFURNISHED HOUSE, with modern conveniences, in any tion of Second avenue and below Twenty-third street; rent not to 28100 per month, For a good tenant (small family) and Information, address vox 4198 New York Pout reall at 8) Nassau’ street, rooms’ Nos. 7 and 8. Prineipalé only dealt with, RENT—AN ‘PARTNER WANTED—IN A LIVERY STABLE, COR- ner of Fifty fourth street ned Thin aver coaches and four and six good A three or cash willing for business. Ing name and naitgen to buy the same. A fortune to be made; good’ chanee for some one wanting to go into ‘Ne ee PARTNER er A PROFITABLE BURE, f sh to invest, and. wi and nese, baring Oo” Sdseen Poovieiows, Worala clued, sua Lopnt dob erie SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD $500, will be sold for tot . Bedroom Room Farniture at great ancrifice. ‘Inquire atl Ww est ighth street, neat Sixth avenue, ABINET FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST MANUFAC. turers’ prices. —We have constantly on hand and make to order the Latest styles of rosewood, dlack walnut and black and gilt Parlor Suits, oak and walnut Library and a Ruits, rosewood, walnut and chestnut Bedroom and Chamber Bult, and a general assortment of all articles in our line, to which we draw the attention of the public, to see und ex. amine our goods before we 5) elsewhere. All goods warranted. pre WEIL & BRAUNSDORE, 123 and 127 Hiviugion.wred between Nortotk and Eases stron The Belt t railroad 1 panaen within two blocks of the store. FURNITURE, DE GRaaky ‘& TAYLOR, off and Bowery. Orth of all ide of PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING HOOM FURNITURE, ‘at reduced prices, to keep tine with the fall of gold URNITURE “FOR SALE. —CARPETS, BEDDING, tt 8 Warerooms, ao and rs, de. cheap, at BENDALL'S Payment taken in 2 Hudson street, corner of weekly fostalments f desired. Be payina Co WANT] Tine EXCHANGE FOR GOOD oes Coal and Oil Btock. App ie Py ONT Co." pores CHEAP AT PRIVATE SALR_ EXTEN. sion, dining, marble slab and other Tables Rocking Chairs, Portable Cu ; Carpets, Bugravings, Mirrors, ao. 47 ‘Anuliy a: a. OR SALE—CHRAP, A WARDROBE BEDSTEAD, Rearly new. Inquire at 188 Mercer at jureaas, Chairs Carpots,'S PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $2,000 TO $3,000 A in # wholesale and retatl provision business, wel! estab Usbed. ISAAC A. } BUG 3 & SON, TT Naswau w! treet, TSSOLUTION. —THE ~ BUSINESS CONNECTION heretofore existing between Daniel B. Paul aud Thomas: Hi. Curtis, under the rm name of Fant & £ Curtis, is this day dissolve MAS H. CURTIS, New Youn, Mi =e PVE OR SIX PARTIES join the Savartiser ‘AL, WANTED TO two valuable tracts of O11 Landa in Fennssfean with positive indicat ions Cron’ They ean bo bought for a fitie over halt what they were actunlly sold for belore the fallin gold, ‘To parties de- joint stock jopmpaby. i this ins chance [dress W. tion G Post of- irous of iorming & foldom met with A fice. | Oras or MILLS, street, New York, M. jekerbacker has this day retired rom the Knickerbacker &Co, The be aitrbe continued bras remaining partners, under the firm name of Mills, Oi Do. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,000, IN ar and profitable cas afacturing bt Y ity Ny) ti ‘occu Ad. Scirk cominme | oo oe WANTED.—A PHOTOGRAPHER OF ore rience wishes to associate himeelf with a cated ishment, ‘or with s phot Addreas Photo, Herat ot Witrties PARTY WITH $2,000 CAPITAL, 18 TH best money making busin er offered Taquire of BM. JO made in twelve mont Went ‘niety-necond atree $500 —WANTED, A YOUNG MAN, WITH THI + amount, to take half interest in an establi business of more tl ten years standing. Apply at Broadway, room 25. family. OR SALE OMRAP—THE FURNITURE AND EVERY: coone taking Ay ouKekeep- cor} Ly a4 Hoar aboa: B Bowery FOURTEEN DRAWERS, «$80; will well for $35, BSnovALe, priors ALE D) sorts he Bas, Company tne bee oF hy oe ange RO tine court.) Li order g ihe Revovay feist gap aor AT SPECIFIC CIFIC | : oe afi, its arable LoeEe an AiR cy ah =A Sa the work. Wietiaeitids ‘OF MEDICINES AND tr 4 Stik convenient and ef: rand wr som i hada WOMEN eat eccording to aise ay. 0.-4%, ACTIVE rine pen WANTED, IN AN $790 Aadvea it 04 Nora vurlhendlng TO $12,000 WILL BUY AN INTEREST 1} 000 8 well eatablished found: hop bardware manufacturit ‘0 UMD RUE Mall Vitlamabtrg, Me Cini CIGAI A LAR Linde At che Inwent eaten, il crge puly execul Beller, Ro. & De Clears wpb sagt TO. PURCHA! 60,000 CIGARS, 90 four mou! ust be old and made; oot to em pet amt reas G. O, 8., Herald office. | LEE or Yanory avenue, Jersey Oy, ® 00. 000 cx’ et aT 4 THAN oth ane Ne OMERKS: agent 70 Rese we Company, BILLIARDS. (re < oF, Fg ie MY ping? CLASS ALLAN Re ‘a # NDR ‘8 factory, or ou the eae the jotel, Yonkers, N. ¥. iB LITY OF RED ASH COAL AT $12 PBI MeMat abate Spat Sah atreet, near Houston. Ne