The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1865, Page 2

ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavaspay, March 80—6 P. M. ) The popular excitement regarding peace has, in its ‘consequences, not only anticipated that propitious event, but much more. Weare now witnessing the opposite extrome of public opinion which led to the rise of gold to 285 in July last, and it would not excite surprise in well balanced minds if gold declined 45 per cent lower than it is at present. The inconsistency of the opinion which sent it up to the figure men- tioned, and which now sends it down to 160, is obvious There is a wild sonsation of expect- ant delight in the pudlic mind, which makes peace within ton or twenty days certain, and the re- gumption of specie payments within a similarly brief pertod equally certain. Those, however, who base their conclusions upon popular opinion now will be sure losers hereafter; for the finances of the country are not in a condition to warrant any more favorable conjectures than were hazarded a year ago. ‘The gold market is heavy, under the ‘“‘bear’’ influence and the mistaken apprehension that the currency is to euddenly approximate to the specie standard. The quo- The financial polley, the government pursued from the commencement of tho war till lately would in- evitably have led to a train of disasters upon the Country had not @ modification been made. But the manifest change in the policy of the Treasury Department may enable the country to steer cloar of the surrounding dangers, if followed up with detormina- tion and common sense. We saw the evil effect of Mr. Chase's policy in the rise of gold to 285 in July last, and we see it now in the fall of gold to 150, Such violent fluctuations are necessarily injurious to the many and boneficial only to a very few, and these are for the most part mere gold and stock speculators, who are entitled to loss consideration than any other members of the community of equal powor to work pub- lic injury. But Mr. Chase played into the hands of un- scrupulous adventurers, and left the gold dollar a more shuttlecock in thoir hands, to rise or fall, according to the caprico of — speenta- tion, Under such circumstances it was easy to “bull’? gold, and therein lay the great evil, for it involved its coming down again when military success and a change in public sentiment arrived; and the fall was certain to work more permanent havoc than it led to temporary good. The 5 ulators who made by the rise are now profiting by the fall, and in the same manner thoy will profit by its fature rise and fail; for in the present con- dition of our finauces it would be absurd to argue that the table value. Mr, Chasy wiil have a great deal to answor for in the dangers and disasters to which he has exposed the whole community, andin the still greater troubles which await us in the course of time, unless Mr, McCulloch avoids tho evils of Mr. Chase’s course. But it 1s the duty of the poopie to make the best of the situation; fur the legal tender act is 80 endless in its ramiiications that it is now almost im- possible to disassociate the national credit from our indi- vidual interests, The stock market was vigorously hammered by the “bears” at the first board, New York Central being espe- ially singled out for attack, under which process quota- tions declined slightly on a portion of the list and im- proved on the remainder, Erie was 134 lower than at the close of the second board yesterday, New York Central %, Reading 3, Michigan Central 1, Mlinois Central 134, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Northwestern 3, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34. Rock Island advanced 34, Hudson River 2. Michigan Southern was steady. Government socurities were firm. Coupon five-twen- ties sold at 10544, sixes of 1851 1053, «105%, and ten- forties 9134. At the open board at one o'clock prices were {a 1% lower, and at the second regular board there was a boettor feeling. Erie was % lower than at the first board, New York Central 4, Hudson River 1%, Reading %, Michigan Southern %, Illinois Central %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Rock Island 4. Fort Wayne was }¢ higher. Government securities were firm at the morning quo- ‘tations, under y demand for investment, and this | feature of the market must be maintained so long as curren-y has a gubscriptions to national loans are needed. Our finances | ‘wore never in a more critical condition, and great care is required in their administration. At tho open board at half-past three prices wore a fraction lower. The “bears” are sanguine of being able to depress failway securities considerably further, and they base their argument upon the bad condition of the roads and the expenditures necessary to place them and the rolling stock in good working order. They look forward to « suspension of dividends and an absence of buyers for investment, and exaggerate the evils of the oxisting system of management. In this they aro half right and half wrong; but it is of course as much to their interest to make the worst of everything as it is of the gold speculators to make the best of everything. Each party is governed by its own views, and those aro based upon mere merce- ‘gary considerations. On the Stock Exchange, alike with the Gold Exchange, there is a strong disposition to over discount an imme- diate peace, and speculators and the people appear to forget that we have not very far from a thousand mil- lions of currency in circulation, and a rapidly augmenting debt, which already aggregates pearly twenty-four hundred millions, The currency as well as the national debt is constantly increasing through the national banks; but aii the hard facts are overlooked by the multitede in the oxcitement of the hour. The Legal Tender act and public expenditures, immensely in excess of Tevenue, have left the government credit, toa great oxtent, at the morcy of unscrupulous speculators, who derive equal profit from running the pre- mium up and down. The idea that gold is gradually and permanently settling down towards par is one of the great mistakes of the day, and it inflicts public injury in proportion to the extent to which it pre- vaila. The laws of trade and finance are as immutable ‘as thove of gravitation, and they cannot be long ignored with impunity. The quotations for government securities, State bonds and railway and miscellancous shares, at the noon sales of the New York Board of Brokers, on each Wednesday for the last four weeks were as follows:— GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Mar.8. —— = Rogistored 6's of “a 110 Coupon 6's of 188) 109% ior 308 Registered five sweats” 10 109 104 104% Coupon tive-twenties. vel % 10 105% 10544 Registered 10-40 97 92 a1 Coupon 10-40 . on 9% 92 ie 102 98 66 65 52 52 60 56 100 60 7 Ohio 6's, 1881 d 1 101 California 7's 147 112 a 17 Indiana war loan,.......,100 100 100 100 Connecticut 6's. - 99% «99% «=D 996 Tndiana 6's... » 6 86 86 5 Ulinois war loa -# 98 Sd 96 RAILROAD AND MISCELLANEOUS: a American Coal. cid 83 — Atlantic Mail 190 — -_ Alton and Terre Haute... 85 25 4 Cleveland and Pits. KR. 78 6o% Oa 63 Gloveland and Toledo R110 107 96 90 Chicago and Rk. a RR 9 oT 92 87 Chicago and N. W. RR.... 33 32 25 21% COhieago and N. W. pe 63 oo «=—62 45% Chicago, Bur. and Qy.RR.. — _ 110 105 Cumberland Coal . 68 83% MM Central Coal.. 8% | 44 45 Canton Company, 32 23 28 Chicago and Alton RR. aTg 82 $1 laware and Had. Canal. 100 150 143% judson River RR.......-11 109 102 05 Iilinois Contral RR. 110% 101% (94% Michigan Central RR..... 106% OR 9546 Michigan Bouthorn RR. Lt, Sa Milwaukee and P, du Ch, 4 a1 Mariposa Mining. 4% ~«i21I8 - Now York and 63% «6 49 Now York and B = 79% 75 Now York Central RR. 106 100 BI Ohio and Miss. certifica' 20% «23K Pittsburg and Ft, W. RR. 86% 85 82 Pacific he. _ - 280 quicxsiiver Mining: : 80% 76 68 61 ling RR. ....+ 112 106% «100 1 The money market is easy at seven per cont, with exceptional transactions at six on government securt- tics. Commercial paper is likely to remain out of favor for some time to come, That of the first grade is quoted at Qallper cent. Banks and private leaders in some cases show @ disposition to lodge SD0s susajuo Sunde in the Sub-Trommurr. ig jhe form of temporary deposits, which can be withdrawn on demand, im preference to employing the same in leans and dis- counts. Foreign exchange is quiet but firm at 10934 a }¢ for sixty days’ bills, and 1103¢ as short sight, The produce market was lower to-day, and tho mer- chandise markets were flat, and there is no prospect of immediate relief. ‘The First National Bank subscribed $500,000 to the soven-thirty loan to-day, Woe are requested to state that Major General Dan But- terfleld, of the army, has no connection in any manner with “Butterfield’s Overland Despatch.” Stock sub- scriptions are being solicited for this company through the country, and numerous letters received by General Butterfield concerning {t call upon him to give this notice. The error has occurred through similarity of names with the party organizing this business, and also from the General’s connecuon with the Overland mail enterprise before tho war. Stock Exchange. Tuvrspay, March 30—10:30 ae scot a8 "81, cou leo 100 ahs bo beat 610 1600 50000 162000US5's, 20s,cai 1 150000Ur5"s,10-40's,¢ 91. 20000 US 6's lye, Ang 98 10000 Ohio& Miss ctfs 16000 Ohio& Mpre ctfis 1000 Harlem 1st m. 15000 Chic & NW1m 4600 American gold 10000 do.......44 1 5 shs Bank of Am. 50 Bank of Com... 95 4th National Bk. 100 Central Coal Co. 62 Quicksilver Mgco joo 200. do... ,b80 Mich Genital RR 25 Chick aliitpref, 400 Mich So & N 1 RE 00d, do......810 700 Clev & Pitts RR.. 50 Nic transit ‘Go.. 5 52 1500 N ¥ Central RR 85 25 Chic & NW RR.. 2114 100 do.. 100 GO..sseee. 21% 400 do. 25 on RR prof es 0... do.. sl5 400 Chic & Rk IsLRR 2 do. 810 86, 10 Chic, Bur&QyRR. 104 100 Mil& PrauChRR 30 200 P, Fe W&ChIcCRR 8016 100 do 530 80 700 100 £00 400 do. 200 Alt & THaute RR 25 SECOND BOARD. Hatp-rast Two o'Croox P. 100 shs Hud Riv RR, 500 Roading BR, 1S6's,5-20, 50003 5%) 10-40,c0u 20000 Onio & Mins cor 4000 Amer.can yold. 100 shs Canton Co... 200 Mariposa Mg Co. . 6 Del & Hud Canal 300 do.. 400 Ill Central RR. 100 do. 200 Erie Ri Fe Fr 100 N x oiiil RR. 200 ; 100 40 200 200 3 100 8236 {oo chic sur RR 103 100 814 50 : 104 100 al atari, rw iRR.83 80 300 Erie RR p 70 8016 100 Hudson Kiv 97% 100 an 19% 100 do. 96° 100 do. 8014 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Taurspay, March 20—6 P. M. Asnxs.—Receipts, 27 bbls. The market still continues dul}, and prices are entirely nominal, Breapsrurrs.—Recoipts, 11,590 bbls, flour; 1,638 bbls. and 282 bags corn meal, 1,003 bushels corn, 8,118 do. oats, 27 do, rye, and 10,513 do, malt, The inclement weather and the fall ir. gold combined to render the flour market very quiet, anda further decline of 10c. a 20c. has been established, the market closing dull and heavy, with no buyers at our outs'de quotetions, Sales 6,000 bbls, State and Western 690 do. Southorn, and 400 do. Canadian, Rye flour was in moderate demand, with sales of 100 bbls. at $6 25 a $725. Corn meal was dull and lower, with smal sales at $6 80 a $685 for Brandywine, and $6 for Jersey. We quote:— Supertine State and Western flour. Extra State.. 9 35 Choice State... - 9 950 Common to medium ex! - 10 00 Extra round hoop Ohio. a 9 80 Western trade brands. » 98 10 75 Extra St, Loui: + 10 00a13 00 Common Southern, + 9 50.010 40 Fancy and exira do. + 10 50.013 00 Common Canadian... + 9300 960 Good to choice and oxtra, 9 70a11 00 Rye flour, superfine. . + 62a 725 Corn meal, Jersey. . 6 (3 Corn meal, Brandywine. 6 6 85 ag & rs Corn meal; Brandywine, puncheons —The wheat market was inactive, and prices were noml- na'ly 2c, a 3c. lower, anda further decline would have been nece: 1n order to effect aales to any considerable extent. Sales unimportant. Rye flour continues dull and heavy at $1 25 a $1.30. Barley continues quiet, and we have only to a cn sales of 4,800 bushels Canada East onp.t. Malt dull and nominal at $2100 $220. The corn market was dull, and decidedly lower, prices of new having declined 3c. a t 4c., with sales of 8,000 bushels new sated at $1 50a $1 51, and small lots of old mixed Western, delivered, at $170. Oats were Sc. lower, and dull at 90c. a S40. for Jersey and Pennsylvania,’ 9c. for Western, and 88¢. a 90c, for Canada, Cotioy.—The inclemencvy of the weather restricted the demand somewhat, and very little business was trans- acter, the -ales reaching ner bales, at our quotations, hick ‘are entirely Bominal, the market clos ng very irregular, with a dowaward tendency. We oN 0. Florida. woble 3 i “6 i 48 49 50 no sales of importance to report, on prices are entirely nominal. Freionts.—The market was still vory dail, and ing rates are Ce ygeh low. Engagements in ciude—To Livernork, Pe neutral, 600 bbis. lard on p. t., ‘and, per steamer, bbls, bacon and 1,000 do. lard at 10a.” To Glasgow, 50 bbls. bacon at 154., per steamer. To Bremen, 50 tierces tallow and 50 do, ashes at 108., 150 bbls. oil at 2c., 100 hhds tobacco at 15s., and 130 cases do, at Ts. 64. A shi , 1,200 tons, to load deals at St. John, N. B., for Liverpool, at 86s, A Swodish bark, with 2,000 bois, petroleum, to a port in the North gis. British brig, to south side Cuba and back, with ie gar, at lors.—The inclement weather rendered the market dull, and very little business was consummated in conse- uence. Prices for all kinds retained about the same. os 80 bales at 260. ad6c. for new growth, and 10c, a 800. for old do. Hay.—Shipping was dull at $1 62 a $1 65. Retail lots, though firm, were selling ety | at $1 70a $1 75. Honky, —We notice salee of 15 tierces Cuba on p. t. Ixrigo was dull and searcely so tirm, though prices were without quotable change. Sales 10 chests Madras and 5 cases Manila, both on p. t. Monasex.—Tho demand continues hoe active for this article, and fall prices were realized, despite the down- ward tendency of gold The inquiry was principally for Porto Rico, of which 244 hhds. sold at prices rangin from 65 a 70c., chiefly at the Inside price; and rr | lot of Cuba muscovado on private terms. Navat Stores.—The market for spirits of turpentine continues quiet but firm at $1954 $2. Rosins were in better request and prices $1 a $2 higher, with sales of about 260 bbis. at $15 a $23 for common to No. 2. Tar dull and unchanged. Oia, —The inquiry was limited for all kinds and wo have no sales to repo Linseed was quoted at $1408 m Jodb re’ and crushers’ hands Receipts 1,613 bbls. For crude thore was a limited inquiry, but the market was a trifle firmer, holders demanding at the close 34c. a 34¢., at whieh price 2,500 bbls. were disposed of. Refin in bond, waa firm and in better request; sales on the spot bbls. at 62c. a S40., and 1,600 do., light straw to white, for May, 55c., geller’é option. Free was steady, with small ales at 720, a 7 Trench 1,815 by ag 115 pkgs. beef, 635 do. cut meats, 1,018 do. Pte pork market opened firmer, ith a fale tn ng, yr but closed dull and heavy, at our quotationa, wii ‘son the spot of 6,000 bbls. at $27 62346. a $20 for new mess, closing at $27 6254; Suan hy! 60 for 1868-4 do., cash and Shean wal closing at $24, cash; $24 for ‘prime, ‘and $20.0 $27 66 for prime mess; future delive fo bbia. now mens, for April cot "May, seller's and buyer's option, at $2726 n $20. Hoof waa in Moderaté request and firm, with galos of 900 bbls, at $13 a $17 for plain mess, and $17 a $21 for extra do. Beef hams were scarcely so firm, but were active; sales 600 bbls. at $23 a $24 50. Cut meats vere rather more active, with sales of 600 packages at 14) a 15%. for ahouldors and 15%c. a 163g. for hams; 60,000 ag dry salted shoulders for May, seller's option, atid Bacon was in fair request, but at lower ir sales 00 boxes at food, ine. a ee ah yhes pe , for long rib! ic. a 170, for short »xes short ribbed, to arrive, at 16\Kc. The’ lard pod oe, opened a shade ‘firmer, ‘but closed dull and heavy: sales 1,000 boxes at 160, @ 170, for No. 1, 17g0. a 180, for fair to ‘prime steam and kettle rendered, and 18%. ‘small lot of choice, Butter steady at our Inst conan Cheese quiet at 14c. a 230. for common to prime. Rice. —A sale of 80 bags Rangoon was made on p. t. Srices.—We heard of no sales, and prices wore wholly notninal, SvoaR,—There was leas activity in the market for raw, Fry under the ip in fold, prices were Lowy A ne ie gales wero hhds Cubs muscovado at uM, and 640 pease Havana on private terms. Refined jul and lower, at 180. a 18. for soft yellow, 16346. soft white, and 17%¢. for powdered, wel Faachind dull and soarcely so firm, ot Lh a Tauow wi 12340., at wi Hecotota, 108 bla, Ee of. —Hovetos, 108 bbls, The marker ruled NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1865. tee eit, 5 he Sana Sales of Real By Adrian H. Muller, P. B. awiniins & Co. Stores and Lots Nos. 10 and 12 James slip, 50x45. one House und Lot No. 90 Madison sireet. 5,650 Bix Lots south side 126th stree of Fifth avenue, each 25x100, eac! + 2,275 Board of Co: ilmen. COMMUNICATION ¥ROM THE HARLEM GAS COMPANY RELATIVE TO THE RENEWAL OF THEIR CONTRACT FOR SUPPLYING THE GITY WITH GAS. ‘The Board of Councilmen met yesterday afternoon, the President, Mr. Hayes, in the cbair, After the transaction of considerable routine business the following communications wore received from the Mayor and the President of the Harlem Gas Company, which were referred to the Committee on Lamps and Gas:— 410 feet w: Mayor's Orvics, a. Tenn, March 30, 1865, To the Howomaa.s THe Common Counot uae | if : contract qn into the mil Foe at sitbeng te gre ot oats i peavoua’ company w! blo compensation for e sail. mate nt | EUnet eclan on Saat ho plo Pebiiaesabnan aruba ate tne wentags in te eae Yor Sere and dal shall be reduced to See, aperoxtmasting the form by the necessary trade. T would, therefore, recommend that your honorable body would authorize contracts to be entered into from year with She city gas gnelight conmpanies, of until the general year Tesum) ce of 6 rates w! see agen, teem rs Pye ro s dapat 0 provisiol Shatter, a nS GODEREY GUNTHER, Near, bs i Leet ral Avoeswes > COMMONALTE oF THE CiTY 0! ‘onx:— on" he 224 of August the Harlem u Cpmapeny caused to be served upon you a notice that on und first day of September, I |, said company would charge the city of New York at the rate 4 f $00 per annum for each every street lamp lighted bj ‘of sald company, the fame being an {ncrease hey the amount heretofore re- ceived by said company for such lamps rendered necessai Hecause Of a greater Iuoroase In the Goat of all the vnatoriags used and labor omployed in the manufacture of gas. Such price of $50 per annum per lamp did not then and docs not now cover the actual cost to the company, and is considerably Joss than the sane was and is fairly and reasonably worth, uch reduced price being named in the hope that being 80 evi- dently within the real value of the gas consumed, no objec: tion would be made by even the most ues to the prompt payment by the city of the amount charg ‘he expectations of the company in ‘this respect have not n realized, and notice ix now. given that the suid Gas Company, for gas consumed in the said street lamps after tho first of next mouth (Apel, until a definite at nb is made, will not limit liself to the rate of $50 per ls wili hold itself at liberty under its chartered rigits and demand from the city for each street lamp lig r wo claim ed in the “pied by the said company such aduitio nal price i 7 shall Ue reasonably entitled to re- Colo und as tho same may bo reasonably worth per iainp as said compa he company is driven by necessity to give this notre, wit may result in # considerable Increase of cost to the city because of ‘the refusal of the corporation lo Pay for gus vd und its omission to make a definite contract for Geiinite timo, after preliininary measures for had been taken and met by this compa spirit, ‘The corporation will bear in ralad | hat gas ex! furnished at @ cheaper rate when the time for winch it wel be required and the amount needed 1s definitively doter- mained Khan when both or either of these matters ure uncer- in. y you ni yO BURR WAKEMAN, President. Henny P. McGown, Secretary. New Youx, March 38, 1865. Tho Board concurred with the Aldermen in the reeo- lution savoring that the Common Council would assist by all means in their power to help enlistments, and calling upon the wealthy citizens to take up the bonds issued to procure bounties for volunteers. ‘Tho resolution of the Aldermen directing the Stroct Commissioner to light the lamps im the City Hall Park with kerosone oil as an experiment was lost for want of & constitutional vote, and, on motion, laid on tho table. ‘The Board adjourned to meot this (Friday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. Marine Affairs. STEAMSHIP CITY OF MANCHESTER. Asat the end of a prosperous and a, bie sea veyage the thoughts of the fortunate voyagers y and reverently turn to the Great Disposer of events in gratitude for their a valin health and aafety at the dealred haven, so it ts both right and proper thatat such time they shonid make a due ac- Knowledgment to those buman agencies that have cont buted to their comfort and security. With this view the un. Gorsigned, passengers by the, steamer Clty of Manchester on her late trip from Liverpool to this port, feel it Incumbent on tiiemn to exprena thelr obligations to the cominander of the said steamer, Cuptain J. J. Halcrow, not ouly for bis vigi- lance and attention to the safety of his vessel, but also for hus unintermitting efforts to rander overything pleasant and agreeable to his prasengers. To the undersigned it affords great pleasure to testify that in Captain Halcrow they have found, besides the qualities of a watchful and faithfal those other qualities of the courteous and obliging gentleman, which, while they cost nothing, contribute very much to relteve the tedium and discomfort tumuaily Inoldent ton sea voyage: and ao highly dot 6 efforts Captain Halcrow for thelr security and comfort that, one all, they expre: sill again have Oveaston to Crone t make the voyage run . A. MacGill, Signed by Captain Wan New York: George Owen, En, ‘A. Washburn, San Francisco, Cap Gin doaepe Rouse, Shanghes, HS, Flood, San’ Franelso, John Barrett, Havens; H. Montreal; John, Duff Dundee ° _ v. Butler, * ae Li EY ada ae Te ernd of Kent, Bow London, En, Tina Sidney init Se, England: i: W, Hem 4 Londo; wey Manon, Dublin; Bella Marland, Londe Mrs. H. Bioced ‘London; Mrs. Willlara Beebe, Syracuse, N.Y. Mra. Williams, Stinderiind. Naw Yorx, March $0, 1565, MINANCIAL, Be MEETING “OF “THE STOCKHOLDERS “Or” THE Martinsburg Lead enn Company will be held at the N street (Janncny tein LEK See A Afiice of the com Wednentay, ‘april’ at r of th Secretary pro tem. BONUS OF $100 WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON in ase gnmaent of @ morigage on personal property ‘interest at seven per cent), upon. which $4,000 ha Daid; the payment of the. balancn ($4,000) to be mady in tour instalments of $1,000 veach, semi-annually; propert valued at $140) apecie. “Address K. K., Herald oltice. ITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, Bowery, corner of Canal s ‘SIX PER CENT ID pore allowed i wa sums of $500 and under, and five nt on larger amounts, MONEY bEPosit D NOW. WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM APRIL Bank open daily trom Oto Sand ot Monday, Wednesday and Feniay evenings, from 8 107. English, basses and French. GEO. FOLSOM, President, Srraour A. Buxor, Secretary. ASH ADVANCES, TO ANY REASONABLE. AMOUNT, ‘cin always be obtained, on available personal securities, at 71 Broadway, room 14, basement, PPOUNCTALS Noes Bou ant OR DISCOUNTED; ‘Loum negotiated on WILLIAMS “BROTHERS, § Beokman street. UR THOUSAND ratte Ov WHAT I8 CALLED signed W. Tucker, P been left with me tor MASON, 53g Pine street, BOARDING AND LODGING. AT THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, ONE, BI BLO, Ear street, bap fooms, neatly: Tarnished? ene pone ry one per- son, 20. Lo SOc. per day; gl 60 10 $5 per week, House open all night. A" iT, 176, a 178 B BLEECEER STREET, SIX BLOCKS easant rd, $7 cy miences by YY 2 Pauliles accordingly, Also at Clifwood | oF above Tweu! Hotel,’on sea 13 bours from New York by stenmboat, stating Un BOARDING AND LODGING. ANTED BOARD, FOR A WIDOW ects eta "ANTED—FURNISHED Boom. WITH ALL aoe ate bon iad Herald T 3% GRAMERCY PLACE.—ROOMS TO LET, FOR ie summer, to families aud single gentlemen, with or without A FEW VERY DESIRAELE FURNISHED moms to let—To aliaenan, af He, 189 Bighth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. walt Big vy id SECOND Fi0OS thom: WK He Partial board. medics WK. ler IN MADI- or without PERMANENT ata PROM THE FigsT fore gentleman, wife, v9 children and nurse, een Fourth ih and “hdlirese O. Le bo Wstir4 Berea es out nicer abd Fourteenth wad Port Best of references given and required. 4,828 Pout oilice. 10B | HALL, BEDROOM: | GOOD art family; no children; gentlemen o1 With best referenes, tar Il, for one ‘oy only, at 3 way, near iPeirty ae second street, Ai 180 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET—ROOMS TO let, furnished, with Board, to gentlemen, References FURNISHED PARLOR AN EDROOM TO LET— A Mh Tt clase house 47 East Jerenkr third sree patere ae No moving in areek, Retevencen comengee. Sa moving BAY.” A YA ra oF Fe gn sd ood iat tn WISH FOR ROOMS, t hey pan in New Soak, oe Becokiyes will tpn exce| urtains; private fam! Formed "perinanen sree per particulars, pace SR (A ERIVATE, FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE, ONE or two j@nen, without board, w! leasant Foor, containit a and water Hermie moderate. Apply r. FORNIRERD BOO! IN A BROWN STONE HOUSE, ith use of Parlor, ‘a week, in advance, to two gon- pry On first oor, 458 West Thirty-ffth 50 WEST LSet nog bs go ELEGANT to let, with Board, to parties desiring T Suit of Rooms to pormanenoy. A LARGE HALL ROOM om om ee oan tag hot and cold water, to let, with Board, at 146 Kast Fourteenth street, corner Boos ae A. FURNISHED ROOM 10 LET-WITH BOARD, TO 4 entleman, in a strictly private family, at ‘West Ninth Street. References given and required. SOUTHERN LADY HAS A FEW FURNISHED Rooms to let, with Board; house modern. Apply at 17 East Twelfth street, one block ‘west of Broadway. MANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF PARLORS TO let, to gontomen or,t0 pentlernan and wife, at 96 East Twelfth street, second rom Broadway. FURNISHED BACK HALL BEDROOM, ON THE first floor, to let; rent $2 per week; also one on the ited oor, with Board.’ Apply for two days’ at 871 Bleecker 123 WEST TWELFTH STF nished front and back Rooms to lui, wilu first class Board, to a gentleman and wife and single gentlemen; reie- Tences exchanged; dinner at 6 o'clock. T 11 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE the St James Hotel, elegant Furnished Rooms to let, Without board, to gentlemen and gentlumen and their wive with reference, ET—PLEASANT FUR- FEW NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO . Ladies, or gentlemen and ladies, with Board for ladies only. Apply at 187 Wooster street, coruer of Blocker. Boakd.tWo OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- d with Board in a private famtiy, at 36 Domi- n pleasant; relore ces exeians TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, ON THIRD k and front, with or without 'bourd. No. 198 » Hear Sixth avenue, Bow. .—A LADY, HAVING TAKEN A COMMODIOUS house for two years, wishes $6) loan; sesurily on one thousand of good furniture, or the value given in very de- board. “Highest references given. ‘Address W. LL, otlice. Horak } OARD.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN suite, second and third floors, ut 147 West Fourteenth Street. Private OARD UP TOWN.—AN UNFURNISHED SECOND Floor to let, with Board, to a gentleman and wife, or family of grown persons. ‘Also Rooms on third floor. Rete- rences required. Apply at 261 West Forty-second street, BOARD, WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, DE- sire Bound in a respectable nnd pleasant neighborhood, West side of city and a nico Back Parlor pi If auited will be permanent. Address, stating price, or will be iguored, box $782 Post oftice. OARD WANTED—FROM MAY 1, man and wife, up town, west side; ferred. ton C, OARD WANTED—BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, ina smail und quiet family; no other boarders; wilow indy preferred; good location; neat, clean und pleasant Rooms; Bourd ‘for the lady only. Address 8. Y., Union square Post oific OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTEEL YOUNG GENTLE- Mona and Indy, in some private family, or with a widow indy, whore a real good home, with a good table, may be bad; fornis not exceeding $25 per, waek;, tio wholesale boarding Japply. Address A. H., Herald office. OARD WANTED—FROM MAY 1, FO! 'TLEMAN, Matus and sua (hots grown Oph. 06 Brockign iTeiguts, ‘Address box 2,127 New York Post ottics, stating terms. CARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, Jn s private fanily or sanall boarding houses Rooms with water in, bit unfurnished; below Fourteenth street; west if required, References, FOR A GENTLE- private family pre- Address, stating location und terms, J. M., sta- houne need mide pretenrea Terma moderate. Address or call on J. Q., OARD WANTED—IN BROOKLYN, BEDROOM AND Hail Room ad, ng o a ge tleman, wife and two daughters (three age). Reverences ex- changed. Addrons, With particulars, bux 1 Post office, Hud- fon City, N $6 6 72. $14 PER WEEK FOR BOARD, with Lies bn’: supose sare eat serio a * Hest oa street, oppoaive Sk 3 enon agua UARE. sot ON FOURTH FLOOR ai Board, to sin; jemen, Also accom- fhodations for gentlemen’ desiring meals only. COUNTRY BOARD. OARD WANTED—IN THE COUNTRY, x, FOR A GEN- tleman and wife, within three or four hours of New York; inland preferred, and where there is fis! Good tible indispensable. “Address, giving terms and re yerences, Barham, box 458 New York Post offi OUNTRY BOARD.—MRS. B. 0. VALENTI HAV- ing Gree a Satie weaahen house on the north shore of Staten Isla red to receive boarders about the 20th of A) bei “Informant jon may be had of 8, D. RO- BERTS, 00 street, New Yoi : OUNTRY BOARD WANTED.—A LADY AND SON ‘and two single gentlemen desire good Board for mer}, location must be near the water and within ‘about an hour's ride of the olty by boat or rail. J. E. G., box 2,763 Post oflice, eT Co estan BOARD ON i ASD —PARTIES pe, je Rooms and Board can be scopmmo- rf the season, ane ten manne y walk of the Hu; not station, Staten Island Railroad, Address Mrs. He or. pe led JOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN and two ladies, on the Hudson, within twenty-five miles pean, bee le ha ave pes boek to rearay ppatien in wate family preferable. Address, stat rms, W. box 2,065. ‘New York Post oflice, ~~ A GENTLI Lead OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY nd wife, at a boarding or farm house, Will » April 16 Or May 1 till November 1, Addrees E. Herald oftice, NE LARGE ROOM, FOR ADULTS ONLY, BESIDES servant's rout, cah be had ina house <iellghtfully situ- ated on high grouud, nour Dover, N..J, The house is and taken by a club tos at on faterview, ‘ATEN ISLAND BOARD WA‘ DD ‘deman wishes tr y 4 nie : i With Board; referenc unged. Addiesa O. A., Herald o1iice. ITATEN i ISLAN Da SUMMER RESORTS. — RIGHTON HOUSE, PERTIL AMROY, N, J.—WILL BE open for the rece) tosis on ind after April 5. Phe undersigned is = prep. ice arrangements for Suny’. 3 TULLY, Proprictor, the svason. ILL MORE HOUSE. D. HAZARD will open the FILLMORE HOUSE, nthe seuson of 1865, In May next. Tt is de- signed to have the hotel in perfect order for, the accomuoda tion of its gucsts, and, with this view, some improvements will be added externally and Inte AIRFIELD HOUSE, FAIRFIELD, CONN—THIS FA. yorite summer resort 1s now open for permanent or transient boarders, Accommodations irs: class, D, CAKRIQUE, Proprietor. at Newport, HOTELS. ( TLANTIC HOTEL—CHATHAM SQUARE, NEW YORK. 100 neatly Furnished Rooms, eee ve Bue week or month, Open wt all hours, OTEL.—M.ADISON SQUARE I HOTEL, TWENTY. street and Broadwa: to let, with or without rd; permanent ar trat ‘QTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.—DEVOS HOUSE, 108 Bleecker gy near Broadway. Furnished rooms, in suits and single, for tamilies and gentiemen, Restaurant attacl to thet hotel. NTINE HOTEL—ON EUROPEAN PLAN, 429 BROAD- ny, Newly turnislied Rooms by the day oF week; open Tins bactiethg eTTEE St SHOE IS RAPIDLY WIN- ITS BLIC, FAVOR, Ay? MANY MTHOUSAND. Yea ALREADY BEEN SOLD TIROUUHOUT THE UNITED STATES. Unlike all other shoes, these are neither sewed nor pegged; Dut the several parte are united by means of an insoluble composition, which enters the (bre, indurates the ped tnd then, by a pecullar process, alf is consolidated in ene compact whole, Each pair is warranted, and will stand the test of actual OARD WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN; A picaxunt and comfortable Rooin, with full Board, in Hoboken or Bergen ideigits. Bost reference given. ‘Ad- dress, — tull particulars, F. If, box 3,980 New York Post ¢ OARD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN ‘8 private familly, not above Twenty-ninth street; if suited manent. Address C aid atreet, orams, 36 Ho. Bum WANTED—WITH A RESPECTABLE LADY; gentleniin will pay rent, furnish lis own room, 8uj table, he, Address "Thor Herald office, a ar WANTED—IN A_ QUIET HOUSE, BY A family of four persons; one large anc one sinallr oom Foquifed: terms moderae, Address, stating terms, location, &e., He , box 2,919 Post oiticr BOARD WANTED—DY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE. CHILD and servant, in a modern house and pleasant neighbor. hood, vetween Pourteenth aad Tw fourth streets and Lextngton and Sixth aveaues, | Front Room and Bedroom re- quired. Terms must be reasonable, A R. W. A., box 4,208 Post ollice. ornton, H wear, For sale at every store. BUY THEM AND SAVE MONEY, CORK CORKS, C \—BUNIUNS AND SORE outed misecsat ly by Dit. SOULE, 20) Bowery. DNRces. LEGALLY PROCURED OR DEFENDED. ‘Other good cases prosecuted without cl until we itcceed. Advicr free and confidential. M. HOWES, Atior- ney and Counselior, 78 Nasaau street, IVORCE.—HAVING MADE THIS A SPECIAL STUDY, ‘undersigned holds private cousultations on whe subjeot. ¥. 1. KANG, Counsellor-at-Law, way. INVELOPES.—NOTE AND LETTER ENVELOPES. Job lots at low RINT, Samples sent by math. . HASKINS & CO.,36 Boekman street, N.Y RON TANKS WANTED.—THREE SQUARE IRON tanks, each 4 feet wide, 4toS feet bigh, aud 8 to 12 feck iong. Apply at 271 West street. WILD'S PATENT BUTTONS.—SAMPLES OF swag Patent Buttons can be acen at No. 1 Amity street, from 7 to ‘clock A. M. and 2 to 4 P. M. They need no T hope, sweep from the market whatever is ine of buttons. ~F, WILD. Ae ere in the pewin Low OARD IN BROOKLYN—46 SANDS STREET. A Jeasant Room can be obtained by # gentleman and ‘or two single gentiemen, in a quiet house, ive minutes from Fulton ferry, Diuner at six, References ex- changed. ROOKLYN BOARD.—TO LET, A BACK PARLOR, alao a second story Front Room. | Apply at 242, Clinton street. Refe changed. Dinner at halt i. six. ROOKLYN BOARD. ET, FROM MAY 1, TWO Furnished Rooms, with Baard, ins small privatd fami- Wy. Apply, with reference, at 51 Second place, th Brook- lyn. HERBETTE, KANE £€0., L B KAR neticnn Bankers, No. 811 ce de la Bourse, ‘Paris. ‘Travellers visiting pecan have their letters addressed to the oare of the abe Deposits received aud letters of credit granted. FFICE OF THE OI CREEK PETROLEUM COM. ny, New York, March 28, 1865.—Seventi Dividen The Erustoes of thin company have this day declared a divi: dend of three per cent on the par value (Typnty Dollars) of the stock for the quarter ending March Iffpayable on and after April 15 (to stockholders of record April 1), at the office of the company, Continental Bank Building, No. 7 Nassau stredt. oO. INGERSOLL, Treasurer. A. M. Woon, President. Ke HOE AND PRATHER. a my ides ANTED—$500, THE ADVERTISER WILL GIVE the pak security on goods he purchases, showing the tame to be bous fide, No omtnidati twered/unieas right name and el Herald 0 go p beta ue LOAN OF fled HUN. re ra for three months, on a chattel mortgage. Address Ff. E. P., Herald office. 200 SHARES NEW youE AND LIVERPOOL PE- troleam stock for sal ee, share. Inquire for three days, between the dll A.M. and t pL) AR M., of &. W. B., No. & Willa street, room No, 6, ‘second $300. 000 $500.00 nt. Pine street, TO LOAN AT 6 AND 7 PER CENT on New Fark cts property JOSEPH MASON, No, 63% Pine street. TO LOAN ON BOND AND Sadia fest at Eutate Dttoe ot VER LORED TERRIER; $10 reward will be paid for enue. rouee Tu aera IN INS, Hf POCKETBOOK CoN. ni rs below particulars TE ee tox 2810 Note York Post office. Foes, MARCH 6, IN OU! STORE, “A SUM OF Money, which the owner can esertbt bing the gemoand Pay paying for advertising. “Apply to Lake & MoCreery, 0) aipoth ‘ONE RE OF THE: BROADWAY AND TWENTY- sum of Money, which the owner can pert a and paying or thie advertisement, ips A SMALL BROWN PAPER BOX, CONTAINING ft in oars of nine o'clock train s1099.. The fader will be Ubera ieavina Wet By Chatham rireet rooms land | ed gia Sird reward will be paid by J. H. earner of John vkreet. LEN—& A SILVER | Ware; IR FACE, Sra Ne finder w bel 23 Bleecker naw WATCHES JEWELRY, & ac, i Arn NASRAU STRERT, ROOM NO. 2 A. jONTa- «| pom elt ro ihe age ii LE. D, PULLIS & HALBY, ont Toenty en street. thaer pik be suitably rewarded by returning it to T n atreet, b BLEROKER arasnts SAyINGS RCH 99, A CANARY BIRD, FROM ‘SECOND fourth street, Fort) of the , Hatter, Fully rewarded Wy leavin ioaving it == ues to sell and buy, toh igi the nimont value elso OB CODAOME UN PROOKLYN, BOARD —SMALL FAMILIES AND SIN- gle gentlemen can be accommodated with first class Board at 22 Sands street, Ail the modern improvements. Three minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry. LEGANTLY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS TO 4 let w gentlemen, with breakfast served in apartments; treoee't pected; Jocation West Fourteenth street. Ad- dress Herald oi URNISHED ROOMS—ON PARLOR FLOOR, TO RENT, to gentlemen only, en suite or singly, without board, at 19 Brevoort place, Tenth street, near Broadway. Refer: JURNISE ROOM TO LET—TO A LADY AND GEN- tleman, with Board for the lady only, or would prefer a widow lady.’ Inquire at 1744s Thoinpson street, near Bleecker, URNISHED street, m OMS TO LET—AT NO, 104 FORSYTH Grand. {URST CLASS ROOMS, WITH BOARD —NO, 8 UNI- versity place. G% 1D ROOM AND BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT X Xo. 1 Carroll place, one door west of Court street, Houth Brookiyn. J OOMS TO LET—AFTER THE FIRST OF MAY, FUR- nished or unfurnished, with Board, in a first class house. jast Fifteenth street. Apply for two days at 104 JOUTH BROOKLYN BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN, WITH family or single gentlemen, can find desirable rooms, with Board, in ® pleasant location, near Hamilton ferry. Address Brown Stone, Herald office. 10 LET-TWO HANDSOME SUITS OF ROOMS, IN A first dass private family, with private table. Apply at 266 Fourth avenue, southwest corner of Twenty-first street, LET—FURNISHED, FRONT AND BACK PARLORS ed lon house, to several gentlemen, Apply at 281 Bast renth # LET—WITH BOARD, TO A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, s handsomely furnished side Room, on sccond floor} water and pply at Torthesst corner ny and Seventh avenue. LETCWITH FIRST CLASS } BOARD, Aan! ree Rooms oF se} re gle gentlemen, at 3 at bond vireot.” Neterences exc! Also a faw day’ board 10 LET{RENT TAKEN OUT IN BOARD BY Pa four story high stoop brown stone House; Two bas Madison avenue ae li mod three days F. A. hirty-second street office. improvements|; near Hera} a FURMISEED rane A ie) PIANO, B an eld gen! Inquit o'clock, at Canal street, near Church, up i aad 10 STRARGESS AND T ole German Indy with or without HERS.—A HIGHLY RE- Le, a ee of neatly fur. a met at No. 2 Rosi; lace, stween Am iT y and ken. lo. mity ani Fourth atree! wo blocks wes ot re ad 7 Y FURNISHED ROOMS, Wit! T Tare byes anche, tg ott berate ayy Toran moderate, Apply at ‘wv Forty-firat between Broadway and Bixth avenve. ES My ig? GENTLEMEN, ca OBTAIN BOARD IN A m ing, ale acoe rena gy cen els in May; refer Lt. | Wanentt a ranrr or By R82 YOUNG GENTLE- ‘men, two , with or with. gencen requlrad. g er al board inion eae» | Fourth atone, ae welfth and Thirteth «treet, Addgpas, with particulars, Bs th, DOR ALLO, Bout oblige, ‘ARBLE MANTELS.—A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON hand, at lower prices than at any other establishment in this city. A. KLABER’S Mantel Works, No. 109 East Eighteenth street, near Third avenue, N.Y. Cut ‘this out. igontond AND SLATE MANTELS, SLATE REFRIGE- a, Washtubs, Siuks, and all kinds of Marble and Blato Work” T. B. STEWART, 274 Canal street, three doors east of Broadway. ARBLE | MANTELS.—GREAT REDUCTION In prices of Marble Mantels, at 5. KLABER'S Marble orks, Gt First avenue, near Third street, New York, R. R.—RHEUMATIO PAINS, STIFFNESS IN THE oy ia jumbago, hoarsenens, sore throat, influcnza, too neuralgia, and all other paina are {mmediatel eved rand quickly cured by the useof RADWAY'S READ reli RELIEF. Rub the spine with the Reilef for fifteen mi- ule# in cases of prolapsus ater, kidney, ‘and simi. Tar didiculties,, Sold by dr 0 ee oe OTHERS. ‘elpeau's ( ve Surgery; Arnote w % M. (hark, No.2 Veney ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND UPRIGHT TU- bular Boller; ten to fifteen horse power. Address bo: S\o44 New York Post office ‘ANTED, A COPY OF vod price will bo paid. street, will meet attention, H. ‘anserrgers jared to Hav Bremer dom, “Antwerp, ae, at equally 1o tem * From Li 106 Bt is Ge Hetide oan bay tusks bare ‘ioc amore he Pecor ban ania ae nw ron wectie Biteat — Exporienoed surgeons information apply in Liverpool to WILLTAM Water etieat; in Gisogeey to ALEX, Male st ai tn Quernstowa too B&O a4 Mace BS iladek. the Com- INMAN agen CoLM. No. o5 Ring eb? UL ‘aris to JU: DEC jamie dea Vieigites, Place ae H eo NG. DALE, "Ill ‘Walnut i pure: Fy JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Brosdway, N. ¥. SPmaneot CITY OF MANCHESTER WILL COM- ‘mence to disch der general order, at pler 44 North Fnday eae at 7 oc not re! ‘within 4 houre will be sored at i couse’ nee, OB veohuumpier oP Corre) at, TaBNerowsE, CUNARD STE, AUSTRALASIAN, been _ ASIA, from ‘Boston, via Passage soney YROM NEW Cabin. $132 50 Second ee PASSAGE MONKY FROM 12 50 ‘Seoond Os Onbin, bie in gold or its equivalent, Pa; For freight or passage a fz a Warp, No. 4 Bowling Green. ‘ATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, From pier 47 North river, VIRGINIA turday, Apr & HELVETIA, Saturday, April 22, Cabin, $65; steerage, $25; gold, or equivalent iu currency. For passage apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway, Poh LIVERPOO), CALLING AT LONDONDERRY.— @ steamships from Portland. Aart L April & ige—Gabin. $00; storsge, $30, gold, te Dmafts lasted, payable in Grove Britalnand rates. Apply'to BLEAZER Jonas «OO, y- Rates of | or its equiva Trela: TRAM TO GLASGOW, LIVE RPOOLy r Londondes T. Siloon Canin, in goid or its DONALD & 6 Bowling green, MVE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S sions vip BORUSSTA, taking pixengers to Tumba Havre, Southumptot ndon,ApriLL. Kiet eabin, $l abin, $62 60; steer: able in gold ply to’ Rint & CO., 45 Exe for reight ap ce. "Pusaage oles, O. B. MIUNARD & BOAS, 18k AIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.—THE GEN, ERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S new line of YORK and N iret lass side-wheel steamsiips between NEW First cabin (1 ‘table wine). Segond cabin (includ table wine: ble in gold or its equivalent in’ United States cur- “Kedieat attendance free of charge. ‘or freight or passage apply to _ SURONGE MACKENZIE, Agent, No. 7 Broadway, New York. At Paris, 12 oulevard dos Capucines (Grand Hotel); a& Havre, WILLIAM ISELIN & CO. PERCE OF THE ATLANTIC MATT, STEAMSHIP 0O., No. 5 Bowling Green, New York, March 23, 1805, NTICE—SPECLA CALIFORNIA, PASSENGERS AND SINPPERS BY THE D STATES MAIL LINE are informed that commen sing with our departure of the our steamers will sail from the Gonpaays new and commo- dious pier, NO. 43 NORTH RIVE! FOOT 01 OF CANAL STREET. D. B. ALLEN, Agent, UNITED STATES MAIL ne FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAI GREAT REDUCTION IN SInERAGE, RATES, The following first class side-wheel steemships will be de. spouts ‘at noon, precisely rom pier No. 43 North river:— Pp! jones: (Connecting at Panama with the Gonstiiution: j April3.-.......; ‘A inklepaagh (Connecting at Panama, with the Golden Age.) April 23 \CRAN QUEEN. ve eeees WOME (Connecting at Panna with the nto, D. B. ALLEN, For freight or sobs aarti No. 5 Bowling Greca. ‘PASSAGE AT REDUCED RATES FROM THE OLD eg Emigration Filo fog Exchan, Heraion Bratt on eat Hii a Ky 's Office, 86 South street. eg Ireland. Favorite Line of Liverp nl Packets sailing eve X Line of London Fackets sailing every Persona wishing to send for their friends, or ake to the Old Country, can do #0 at reduced rates ing TAPSCC BROTHERS & CO. 86 Sout OR HAVANA.—THB UNITED STATES MATL SIDE- Mheplateamship EAGLE, Captain Lawrence, will lea 4 North, river, on Wodnesday, April & at'3 o'clock for Havana direct. | For freight oF passage oe 4 eat ia TILESTON & Co., 29 Broadway. OR HAVANA DIRECT. THE UNITED STATES MATL. steamer HAV, R. Greene commander, will eave pier No. 6 forth iver for Bavses co Suturday, oad ist FilvatS o'clock P.M.” Fur freight or passage THOMAS ANENCTO & CO.. 17 Brosdway. pind 1OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT The sidewheel steamship EVENING STAR, Captatm ——, will leave pier 48 North river, on Saturday, April 1, at3P.M. For freight or passage (having unsurpassed accommods- tiens) apply toJAMES A. Cy son. No. 10 Barclay street. POR, NEW, ORLEANS DIRECT.—THE U. 8. 0. STEAM ship GEORGE CROMWELL, will loxve Pler9 North river, on Saturday, April 1, at 3 P.M. aange $73 Freight or passage ‘apply to’ Hi. B. CHOMWELE £00. 8 ‘West street. ‘The Fung Shuey will follow on Saturday, April 8. WE BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP MONTEZUMA WILL be regularly despatched for Kingston, Jamaica, on the 224 of each mouth, ata P lela gol First ‘abin. $a Second Cabin. ” sae CHAS. A. Rurensy, ‘6 Broadway. For freight apply ae South si OWLAND & TS ASPINWALL, Agente, i eee Fr OR LIVERPOOL—OLD BLACK BALL LINE.—THB packet abip Vo WESTE. ~~4 a lyon Pri ie if wkoriiin’ @ COFFEY, ned = river, or to HOCHE PPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA NIOARA- Short route, low yy Central American Fi. Cor 1 di er No. 2 Ne ri er, arash co BES RULE, FON, Agent 17" NITED STATES PASSPORTS—NECESSARY TO TRA- vellers intending to return to this port (in conformity Wilt the new orders of the War Department), prowured from ‘aahington, within two IDT, Notary Public, Noi Chambers street, red! Por} artinaiass apply to D. N. Oy OARRING: ‘West street. corner of Warren street. Warm ct FOOT Ry SUITARES TO CUT light sheet steel in! small ‘sizes. Address box 3,225 Post office. NV secon hand copes rater py UPRIGHT, second hand, in order, e particular, Address A. 8. Holgate, vr ‘207 Herald office, . \e 125. Nos. 4 and 10 Liberty place, near the N. ort ote PERSONAL. A Ost BEAUTIFUL soo INFANT be BE fed nh Any or fami ir. POWERS, Or Framuita set za Oe AND SEE ME. I LONG TO SEE ELLEN MM. bad Vagal CARROLL,""—1 bia PAY YOU THE RE- ward by your bringing the goods to my store, 42 Stone Pe a eg megs by a letter where Jou will leave them, and I will leave the money. Y MOLLENHAUER, NPORMATION WANTED-—OP MRS. NANCY A. FLOYD ‘and daughters, who are reported to have arrived tn this city in Atlanta, Ga. Any information coueerning their whereaboats will be ly received by Wm. A. 28 South streot, NFORMATION WANTED—OF MARY CUTHBERT, BY her sister, Mrs, C. W., at 687 Fourth avenue, New York. = | eee Brighton Guage: Rogiand, Wilt heat yop. " my Bi : fii newn by eating ror ndarsesing W. Mende, £8 Willett stress [TILE MUFF, COVERED WITH LEATHER — THURS. y Address 8. Broadway Pomt ofloe. R. MELCHOR Gaston, A NATIVE kt RAV, wo bein the Army of the Poto: afroot, New pea en York B Rating where ‘oat office, and a he may be - MARY JANE O'BRIEN wud TS Mm ah AD. Spring dross her brother, James O' Bri street, New York. 7 NEW YORK, SATURDAY, 234 P.M. ICHARD WHITRHEAD, A NA’ Virginia, will hoar_ somethin, rrantly to hie calling on of commanicating wit! Thomas G. Benton, eat street, Now York. may be found will be than ‘Any in! aca as to where he \ankfully recetved. W BOOKS, CARTES DE VISITE, STEREOSCOPIC . nd all Kinds of fancy, sporting goods, Send for oD. J. GOMFENTS purchasing agency, 73 Qyit_ON THR BRAIN AND BRAINS ON Otb—A grand and comical combiuation of Liey Subjects: aud 9 most lnwghalle, «xettiny d splendid show of Of on the Bray ta pro funuteyt ui tisk NU, 6, soon Feu, i TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. OR HART'S ISLAND, DAVID ISLAND, FORT schiuY- F°% ee eneamer Island, New Rochelle, Willet's int GROVE, Rik HACKSON H. CHASE, Witt ave Peck sp at LAM magnc ore Pam Will are New Rochelle a3 F EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. for Albany, Troy a connentig with the Noth cod Wests leave Tore ray sina street depot at 10 A. M. and Tickets ma; the offices of Wosteott's Bx pres in ‘New Yor. and Brooklyn. checked from Fesidence to all points on this road and Its connections, COPARTNERSHIPS. os e A, SREB OF THE Fine OF A. KIMBEL &J.Ca- + BUS, ba 9% Broadway, would reapect- form the public in y eatabliah mar MBEL, Formerly A. Bembe & A. Ki Kimbel._ N INTEREST CAN BE BOUGHT IN AN OLD BS. A tablished Manufacturing Business for $4.00), 1 full ope- Fation thorough, binsiness ma Tils'a &'taverable opportunity. “Address | April, Herald ollice. NTED—WITH FROM $2,000 TO $3,000, Sar ceeal Ret retail [teed oa $3.08 well estab- and doing a ie oa SON, 7 77 Nassau street, WIDOW LADY ALONE GOING IN BUSINES! Would tke to meet gentleman with @ eapital of ‘good paying business. A thousand reas M. O. Bay atation D. ARTNER WANTED—WITH CAPITAL, IN THR house and ship plumbin, and steam fitting bust- ees piety Work; large proats. Call at oF adlfena 1 10 STOCK AND GOLD COMMISSION BROKERS —A jeaeenen, ot Md., commanding about cCaniimited eorsmiasion bustaesn tafiue wishes to connect himself as partner in an established and stock commission house in New York. The connect meet be with 6 Seat einen este house. Address box 48 Post office, Baltimore, Md. $6. 000 7% 12,00 WILL BUY AN INTEREST IN a wel Pentabilahed foundry, machine shop and hardware manufacturing business near’ Chicago, Til. For Pariculare apply to GEORGE MARSHALL, * Dunham Place, Williamsburg, N. Y. a DENTISTRY. — ee Rt) ASSOCIATION, ORIGINATED AND ality in rendering tooth drawing a poaeare wilt xide Le fenton of the nitrous 0 expert: ence has made'us pefect in the art, 19 Cooper In. atitute. a THE | LECTURE ‘SEASON. MPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-¥OR GEN’ only, at the New York Mugoum of Anatomy, way. Parties unable to attend these lectures cat forwarded £ receipt of ten conte, by address! jaw York Muscuta of 18 Reena e then ing Necture ut