The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Moxpay, April 2-6 P.M. The stock market has expericuced a decided recovery to-day from the depression which marked 1t at the close of last week, and the efforts of the bears to force adecline fare at present likely to result only in loss to themselves, Michigan Southern, Rock Island and Cleveland and Pitta- ‘Durg were the strongest and most active of the railway shares. The sudden rise of the first mentioned to 865, took the street by surprise, and created some consterna- tion among the “shorts,”’ one of the most prominent of whom, it was reported, theroupon made an offer to settle his contracts at the current price, At the open board, at ten o’clook, Erie (sales 4,00 shares) sold at 7234 a 34, New York Central (sales 1,000) 903, Hudson River 107% #108, Reading 983, Michigan Southern (sales 2,500) 83}4, Cleveland and Pitisburg (sales 4,600) 7634, Rock Island 113 a 112%, Northwestern 256%, proferred 58%, Fort Wayne 88, Quicksilver 403. At the first regular ‘board. the market was firmer. Rock, Island closed 2 higher than at the balf- peat two board om Saturday; Michigan Southern (eales’ 1,200) 34, Hudson River 34. New York Central was % lower, Erie (sales 2,050) 1%, Reading \, Fort Wayne %, Northwestern 44, preferred 3, Western Union Telegraph 1. Government securities ‘were lower. Coupon Sixes of 1831 showed a decline of 4}, ton-forties %, five-twenties, of the 1962 lasue, 4. Btate stocks were steady, Missouri sixes advanced 34. | At the one o'clock seasion of tho open board there was Increased activity and a sharp rise in Michigan Southern to 85%, the sales aggrogating 7,100 sharea. Afterwards the market was strong, and at the half-past two board prices were im the ascendant. Michigan Southern closed 1X higher than at the first regular board, Cleve- land and Pittsbarg %, Rock Island 13g, New York Cen- tral 3, Erio %, Northwestorn 34, preferred %, Fort Wayne Quicksilver was % lower. Government securities were quiet, Coupon. sixes of 1681 advanced %. Seven-thiriy notes of the second series were 3¢ lower. At the half-past three open board Michigan Southern advanced to 863% and Cleveland and Pittsburg to 79%, but the rest of the hst was steady. Erie sold at 749, Reading 99%, New York Central (b. 3) 91%. Afterwards the market closed steady. At balf-past five Michigan Southern was quoted at 8636 a 5%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 7944 a 34, Rock Island 1145 a %, Novthwestern 2634 a 34, preferred 643, aX, New York Central 9134 a 4, Fort ih ne 88% a 89, Hudson River 109 a 34, Reading 093g a Xf. Erie was ox- coptionally heavy at 73% a 74. The supply of money available for employment on the Exchange continues superabundant among the brokers at five per cent, and only outside lenders exact six, at which rate the transactions are very limited. ‘Tho statement of the associated banks for the week is favorable to continned monetary ease. The deposits hayo increased $2,686,947, and the legal tender notes $2,162,008, which changes are attributable mainly to a drain currency from the West, The loans show an increase of $2,855,581, owing to an extension of the dis- count lime and purchases of government securities by the banks for the sake of putting to use their surplus funds. The circulation has increased $493,128— a curonic feature, as many of the national banks are still constantly paying out the new currency issued to them under the act, The most important change in ths state- ment, however, is a decrease of $2,015,259 In the specie line. This is traceable to withdrawals for the payment of customs duties and sales in the open market, the sup- ply of coin in which has been during the last ten days greatly diminished by hoarding. Mer- chants and others all over the country have felt a disposition to buy at the recent decline, and put the gold Into their strong boxes as a good invest- ment, at least for the time being, In order to show that the decrease in question is not owing to purchases of, government coin certificates it is only necessary to say that the amount of these outstanding has also decreased, the total this afternoon being only $9,022,600, ngainst $12,627,000 on the Ist of March. The account at the Sub-Tyeasury stands thus :— 20’, 100 1,000". ‘Total iesued , ..117,780 2,108,700 8,859,000 48,000,000 Redeemed... ;. 76,380 1,266,600 6,626,000 37,095,000 Outstanding . 41,400 843,100 2,233,000 ~ 5,005,000 ‘The discount line is dull, and first class commercial paper is rated at seven per cent. vhe gold market opened at 12834, but gradually weakened to 127% at half-past two, after which it recov- ered a fraction, and closed firm at 127% a X. There was a noticeable increase in the supply of coin for de- livery, and although loans were made at1-16 per cent in favor of the lender early in the day, nearly all the transactions of the afternoon were “flat''—namely, with- out interest, Fovelgn Exchange was dull but strong, and thore wore few bills offering. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty dayn closed at 1065 a %, three days 108. Bills on Paris at long date were rated at Bf. 25%X0. uGf. S50. short sight 6f, 25c. a Sf. 28%c. Mining and petroleum stocks were hoavy at the first board, but afterwards there was some improvement. ‘The recent fires and bank failures in tho oil region are not without influence upon the course of prices. At the second board Bennehoff Run closed 5c. lower than at the first board on Saturday, selling at $12 45; Puhole Crook 90c., selling at $3 60; Shade River, $1 90, selling at 60c.; Quartz Hill 20c,, welling at $8 60. Kipp & Buell was 400. higher, selling at $2 75; Smith & Parme- Joo Séo., seHing at $10 30. Central sold at $2 45, United S'ates $7 50, Palmer Petroleum $4 05, Atlantic and Pacific $3 75, Benton $2, Consolidated Gregory Gold $20, Gunnell Goldy$1 26, New York Gold 6c, Both the regular and open stock boards resolved to aljourn to-morrow after the one o'clock sessions, out of respect to the memory of the late Mr. John Ward, an old member of the Stock Exchange, who died yesterday. The National Currency Bank has made {ts usual quar- torty dividend of fifteen per cent and added five per cent to surplos account. This fact goes to show how ill those unfortunate banks can bear local taxation, and how rain- cus will be the effect of the recent deolsion of the Su- preme Court upon them. It seems to us that, in tho Janguage of Dr. Johnson, to establish » national bank J« to purchage ‘the potentiality of wealth beyond the dreams of avarice.” The Anance bill as It passed the House was reported in tho Senate to-day by Mr. Fessenden, and will ip all like- Yinood pass without amendment. This cannot be other. wise than reassuring to the entire commercial and bus! ness community, because it defines the future policy of the Treasury within certaim limits. The Collowing table shows the aggregates of the last weekly statement of the New York associated banks compared with the return of the previous week :— CT ee fo ai = Risod '863,! 188,554,598 69,498,033 72,168,008 —The doviations from the returns of the previous week ‘are aa follows: — acres, n tonne $2,855,581 fn epecte. "9,015, 268 Increase in circulation. 403,128 —The transactions at the Ulearing Houve in th sclty last week compare as follows with the business of the pre- ‘vious week :— Clearings for week ending Maroh 24. 1566... #505 449,564 Clearings for Week ending March 31, 1506... 629, 240, A? for week onding March 24, 1800... 15,6 nee for week ending March 51, 1966.... 16,900,308 The Londom advices by the City of Paris report « and in Amuertean @light decline In the Engtish fom soouritios, aympathotically owing to prevailing appre hensions of continental affairs assuming @ warlike aspect, Five-twention were quoted ot TL; a *¢ om the 22d March against 72 on the 17th, Erie at 551% against 57 at the former date, and {ilinois Central at 80 against 6014 a 81 at the same time. Although there was s somowbet Gespondent feeling on the Stock Exchange when the steamer satled the probabilities are in favor of recovery, ‘as the political troubles referred to are likely to soon ap- pear in a lowe distempered tight. bind following were the quotations for American aecu- Titles in London on the wit rm United States 6-20 yra, 1892, 6 per cent... 708 Th ‘Virginia State, 6 per cent... . a 00 Do., 6 per cont. ..... ‘ o “ie mor Great Western, N. : ea rae mw 8 Hy nis Ba & Toe 8 74 4 u br] © 10% gid ‘ ‘ 3 oe se NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, io Philadel- Ses PTS ae ‘The telegram announcing @ reduction of the discount rate of the Bank of Holland from 6 to 434 por cunt was erroneous, The reduction was only to 53¢ per cent, and at that charge money at Amsterdam was tn good de- mand, New York Stock peekere 10:30 mn aOR er, aM. Erie. .: u“ = by tesa 24 call aK 80 108 9934 Fins $1000 U 5 6's, re 50008 US 6's, ba boa eg ryt 300 Erie RR pre! i? 600 Hud River era. . 1800 Reading RR... 400, do, ..2d call 9974 100 Mich Central RR ies 150 Chic & Alt RK.. Milw&8tPant RR LacksW RR © a00: 100: 100: OL. 73} ‘72, 100 9 86100 ni 200 20 ut io 10 109-200 10 106 «100 200 133% 200 Clev & Pitts BR, 200 4255 400 200 do... 42% 200 200 West’n Union Tel 57% 1000 100 dO ersveeee BTM 200 100 do. . l 56% | 300) 80 West'n U TolRex 108 100 01 100 Atlantic M8 SCo ae 100 100 ** 200. 100 Bruns’ C'L.Co., a 200 200 Union Navig’nCo 105 600 600 Quicksitver 4036. 100 200 Xtentey. 90. 60 400 5 800 . 6 15 800 6 6 100 150 85 600 500 Pitts, Ft W& CRR 8834 ‘700 100 do. 88. 400 400 do. 88, 400 73% 400 do, 810 88 200 7336 100 Alton& THRR. 30 100 s 8 SECOND SRSSION—1 FP. M. $500Treasn,73-10 1s 1003; 200shs frie Railway. 73% 10000 do.3dseries 10044 400 Reading RR. 99% 25000 Missouri 6’ 2% 100 Clev & Pitts 100 shs West Unio1 5034 500 do, 200 do. 100 Chic & N 100 NY Cent 300 Chic & NW 54 400 Erie Railway 100Pita, FLW &Chics30 873 600 di 600 do. 880 87h 300 200 100 200 88 100 200 THIRD SESSION—2:30 P, M- $5000 US 6's, '81 con 105%, 200shsReadingRR sl0 99% © 5 2000'62 101% 1600 M.ch So& NIRR 86 2000U> 6's,5-20co 64 104% 3000US6's, 10 40reg 9254 6000 Tr 3, 15:10 AS 10045 40 do......810 100 Chic & N W RR. 60 Chic & N W pref 100 AO... .sees 4 400 Chic&RIsiand RR bry 4 f~ do. Qui 100 Del & Hud Canal 400 NY Central RR., 200 ig . io Chie hy ‘ation pret 100 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Mowpay, April 2—6 P. M. Breapstvur?s.—Receipts, 13,889 bbls, flour, 367 do, and 421 bags corn meal, 1,500 bushels corn, 1,000 do, oats, 430 do. rye, 3,220 do. malt, and 30,875 do. barley. A moderate demand prevailed for State and Western flour, and previous prices were sustained for all quaUties. The sales comprise 6,000 bbls, at the annexed quotations, The sales of Southern flour were rather light, but full prices were realized, and the market closed. steady, Tho sales embrace 450 bbls. Canada flour was not much in- quired for, but holdera demanded full prices for all grades, and 300 bbls. were taken at subjoined quotations] Rye flour was somewhat neglected, but prices were nominally unaltered, with small sales at the prices ba- jow quoted. Corn meal was quiet, and no special sales were reported. ‘There was only a moderate inquiry for wheat, but the market cenaraly was without noticeable variation. We note sales of 7,000 bushels No, 1 Milwaukes, at $1 64. ‘The demand for corn was fairly active, and the market firm. The sales were ato a Oe unsound and 760. ‘was vel was dull and somewhat nominal, with no sales of moment. The market was somewhat heavy. pS ay was quiet and heavy under advorse news from road, and prices ruled irregular and lower, ciosing with oe a endoncy still in buyer’s favor, at the annexed quo- tations. * tolend Florida, — Mibile. N.0. #7. ae middling. ‘ a FA 38. 38 Middling.... 2 0 0 Good. iddiing. At rt 42 43 Corvis,—The market was quict and somewhat heavy, The sales comprise 614 bags Rio, toarrive, ex steamer North America, and 136 bags Rio on spot, ex ship Uller, on private tormn ‘REIGHTS Were quiet, The engagements were—To Liver- Ga anere corn at 33¢d. a 3X. ; per steamer 500 cotton at Sd. Bi dy Sapalis 45; 50 bbls. pork at 3a, To Londen, 50 tea. beef on private torms. The charters comprises bark to Tarragons, staves, on private vSfoLasees. The trade bought emall lote for their pres- ‘ent wants and paid full prices, but the demand for largo is was very limited and no special sales were made. ienaed are the current rates, at which the market somewhat b heavy :—Centrifagal and mixed, 28¢. a Be, Be clages 26.0400, imusoovado B80 8 50c,, Porto Rico 40c.'a 80c., New Orleans 80c. a $ Provisrons, —Recetpte, a6 bois, po 1,231, 0, beet, 928 pkgs. cut meats, 1,002 do. lard and 60 kegs lard. ‘The demand for was comparatively light, and the mar- kot ruled dull and irregular, closing with a downward tendency, at $26 cash for new meas, The sales comprise vba. new Cope for forward delivery, including May and June, eeller's option, mostly if not all at $25 87, $26 26, also 4,500 bbls. ia for rent delivery at $26 | $%4 75 a $25 for old moos, oad Th demand for put 800 bbls. at $19 for new nai moss, and $20a for new extra moss. Boef hamg were in active end anadvance, with sales comprising upwards of 1,400 bbis , mootly at $20 0 $31, Bacou was dull and heavy. tales Were about 600 boxes, part on Poe I ahd part at 18%0. for ther ib; 15 foe long iby and 14K. a Lée, for Cu demand for cut meats was rather ilnttea, bat 3% one in prices we made. We note sales of 300 ‘at 114j0. # 12%¢. for shoulders and 16%. a18\%c. for hams. A modorate business was transacted im lard at previous prices; but no important movements were heard of, and the salos were mostly in lola, com- prising 1,000 packages, chi chiefly at 1640. w 19¢., the latter rate an outside for choice kettle rendered. 'No change was apparent in the market for butter and cheese; ) with @ limited inquiry, prices were rather heavy ab former quotations. # mostly at 26 1 8-4 Sentai. im bond, and o¥c, 0590. for refined free. Rice. —Tho market was very firm, and rome holders wore asking highot prices, but no sales were made except in axial way to the trade. pope demand was moderately active at about prices. The sales were 656 bi Cuba musco- Sauer to refiners, at ftom 1@¢o. a L2e., and 160 Gn. Guba unnscovado, for the trdo, on private term ‘also 385 boxes Havann—a mixed lot, including ¥ 190n Molasses sogar—at an average of Llc., an‘ ho do, Havana molasses sugar at O}gc., and 200 do. Havana, to rocers, at Lite, The stock of raw sugar comprises hhds, 42,600 bots, 100,00 bagn ast 2 me for fe rensed which are pearly ail nominal: ey Sie. 8 Ke. ; fair to good ee We, a LL ge Purl Btieo, 108. # 1 Oije. a thers Xo, 2, Lye. ae, %e. ‘de. Non 168 13\e. siake: ihe Soe 4 iry for re- fined sugar continued very moderate, and the market generally was heavy. Sreanixe.—-We note sales of 35,000 Ibs at 16°, a 17c. gronse at le. @ 150, demand for bene gee ooclinans me aol but Che market remained meager! were maintained The sales incl: MW =e leaf at §\c, aud @@ cases fine pen wrappers at subjoined gold quotations are somewhat nom ITUATIONS WANTE: Al yecrlt me A A angat tyes tb i oe athe the Garmalne sts Mra. Hinek rises ara eae eee | = = bus fo the frat day of Jan 1S vonds of the re LADY WISHES 70, SECURE & GOOD. ores |" Bpeott hundred. hundred ene and ve | Socom Por tine aage ak har lals cmnployeres 1d Weet Tondy to be Ined. tf the oon of tho ity Treaster fn Sa oer pes Yan ROTES WISHES A Per gank intra and ie oompone aha uoualiy | AL feumrasn, Gail bathe ad nad 84 of Apel abeHs 8d | bel the city of Now York. Ti coupons | ar, side door aro fund before anak day of May, 1868, will bear tauseos Serer nae from the first day of January last. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A wed) R.T. GIBSON. cham ber to A Fm cht Rhouromer wQUKGSN RAIRRMAN # 00. wit mab Th’ sotanin aoa ‘aimilg. “all at 300 Week 45d, ah, between, without charae. ro Se he Dre ).— MANUFACTURERS? EATON A pare, ‘New York, March 81, corner Front and Fine RST RATE WASHER AND IRONER mrt takes ‘washing at her own house; understands atreets,. A scmil-anqual dividend’ of cont, free of | fat washing aud fludag.. fas tho best rel vorainont ta, Will be patd 10 the stock na % “4 - NT. FOUNTAIN, Cnsiions | eS" ‘canter Of Bb se and a Yor “, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- IN ANOTAL.— BANE OF THE NORTHERN teatant, chambermmatd shpmbar, Pie ant, Eastern Beal surat Beat, cena We Bank, | imaid and to fe yin an sowing; Pay betoreton, OF SCRANTON, 8 Exchange tvoa, room NS. 1B. a na fa ning eS ae AND ba dininetly TE at ing to do at hei home, or wanld go 0 oF seen! Gallon or nddvoon Mr Graham, £74 at tea RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS rm, fare oa, ay laundress in a private’famtly; oan ire spre diy Foference, Can be seen for two range ah ab Ve ih st. byt KERR & 00., BANKERS, NO. 4 WALL of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, TY SECURIT lore all classes RAILROAD, ‘STATE, COUNTY “AND. G1 rt nfo at” Cea ron my, of My yoni ons jan Unil Accounts of banks, Can raand Indikdalsrempestaliy tulip sot ited. HOS, M. ISETT, Late of Isett & Brewstor, ‘utcatie lows | A ean Enemas aivaltros Cau grote Late of Sot, Wow FARI | | dant of el V roterences Saitek as3 our ! bial Kei SITUATION WANTED—BY A WOMAN, AS DRESS. of OR Renae a Bake ante ty. A esate rege aden atiting where aa wh can give ourdrafta om the First National Bank of Denver, or or toleg yh aums to be paid to Parties in the mines. SBIR, cea £00. Bankers, No, 4 Wall stroct. Novice TO MINING OOMPANTES AND PARTIES IN- verested in Colorado.—Wo re made eerabeements Wheroby wo cangive our deatte ite Hira N of Denver ortelegriph sums to be pald wp mines, ISETT, '8'00., Hankerst No.4 Wal stac ‘PARszs > DESIROUS OF renin ey IN aon ni i first-class ui there, ay cai vons, with c hE | lal Ryne CIty. ny yd rary 200 al 8; pene Sore ma Coorgia an uth Carolina Bau! SITUATION. WAGE ap sera young girl, as chambermal be seen for ¢ to day Iwo day: t 16) Kast 3th t., between lat and 2d ave. A SITUATION peg! “ youn) fection to ta ius area enen "Bas cette best ol Ban be seon at 34) West SITUATION PIR teins id A eatin oe ‘chamber- as aid and waitress or idandsewec Call at West 19th Be Ae \ situation WANTED—BY A FAITHFUL WOMAN, irst class laundress; ond dp SP ra poialing 506 334 et at (0.01 Notes paren PARSONS & CO,, 18 Ex. aluting. "Good ely references, U: “iy = pat BRSYROTAPLE XOUPE OUR Yar ‘WISHES A SITUA: | Dy NTE! ‘As cook, Wi ference, Ss "State GOVERN, ALENT 7 AX Can be acon at 89 Kast Lith st, in the rear, or sec0ed floor. GS BANK, | THOROUGH DRESSMAKER | WISHES na EW ZA, more customers." Call at 648 8th ay., im the: mul . A the general housework 58 Bowery, corner of | Canal rote, now, or on or be ey April 20, will draw iti eeeee rede April alee 1 GEORGE FOLSOM, President ry Surmour A, Bowor, bet NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD, NEAT, TIDY AND RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL wishes a situation to do cep Te and waiting or of a ae can come well Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the atockhollers bseyse samp ni ook Appt two eR Care: ats7 Wuntiion’ a¥,, Brook: of The North American tear Steamship Company will be | yn, # held at thelr oflice. No, 45 B a, Abe clty of ‘York, on Wednesday, ibe iin “hay of Apr ape 80, at A® WET XURSE.—A MARRIED WOMAN, HAVING ‘A.M; and that a maciion. will dupe anthers bemazcnnd | YA” int ber baby, wishos one to wet nuarye at her own resi- submitted to a vote, to Increaso the cupital stock of the com- | dence, where it will recive # mother's care. Cull at 423 as 3 tes anounv ot Pwo maine of altars. Weak Sad at, “leah floor, FE. W. BARSTOW, BML, RUGER, }iretor | COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS xem org b 97, H, BATIER, A taundress in a respectable private family. Can pros sw Yous, March 27, duce six years’ reference, Call at 11934 Kast 20th at, ove door enat ot Shave SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT C1 oo a os Ne ee IPE COUPONS OF THE BONDS OF THR ATLANTIC and Great Western. Railws Wats dug. 00 thn, dat Ape, will ‘de paid at the ofles of MCANDREW & WANN, 12 Pine st. _ New Yous, March 27, wortld ro Me she county wadaricant' aif kindy of fre: cklen, serves and Best a reference. Can be sven for tween UATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, 70 DO eh unberwork and waitin, a a small foal. Good clty Foferences given. Call ut 132 + (op toor. A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHILD'S urse oF ehammbermald, of to-do platn sewing. Call at » av., Brooklyn, ce ean bo given, J ANTHED—997.000 orate MORTGA ON NEW si ae ANTED—BY A LADY. GOOD sHouniny will ven, Address D, fice, care | re ‘Goattey, stating a pls 00a nZARY, WOULD MAKE, LIBE UU. rangements with a» AL AR- Party who would ‘tivanea YOUNG GIRL WA A SITUATION TO TAKE ad eee Aen Het Pleasantly locsted in | /\. caro of children; would ussiat in tho washing and iron Rar Sion, Piatnedde N y by ral ing or would do walihig. | Mest of city reference given. Call iS Lliaabetis st, near Houston, 4 O00 Tone Fear Ra aie {erent Coupdi onde, wll aa 8H oe a. Ban'give tho beat of elty retercncon, Call at teral, Addi SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESP: to cook, wash and iron; understan 0 LOAN ON BOND AY in one or more sums, on real es INF, CONREY, 62 Wail st, room No. 6. Ay SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTAB! testant girl, to Yochasnborwort sna aasia jn pachis nd ot ironing, or to aasist in the care of children; hae ana AN AgHY. ‘E MAN WANTED—WITH $200, TO TAKE teins ho objection to the eouL y refer- fan katerent as partner, also to conduct, with full charge, | ence, seen for two days at ioe West se near @ first claas dinin, hou: bar, ii f the b tionsin New York. “Gy A NOBINSON, & Nassau wizect,. DBINSON, 85 Nassau sizeot, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT oy, WISHES A ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSINT NERETO. sitnation to do ehambarwork und waiting: no objec: fore existing botween the subserivers, under the title 4 or orm of Pondgell & Son, is this da sdiny ‘decal ‘by mutual iweon ave B and, TR Soe fe » Be sent. cEXDRE — New Youx, March 8, 1866. oH.) N, RADAELE. enn to os Wanren Sy, 4. CERI: ‘woman, to cook hing asstst in ye washing; ts a ARTNER, WITH §400-OFFICE BUSINESS, IN aleonconah ‘best of Pp Phitadelphia: 0d opportunity, Ato other chances Siem, ae to tho me i itacand Went Sh fi capi for business, with STROMAN a Wi WiiTRY, asd Broadway. ARTNER WANTED—IN AN OFFICE Gi business; an active young man proferred; one-half in- ity ; Foference requ MAN & BEECHER, 43 Chatham ror ans to $10,000. Inquire of A, SITUATION WFAN KD—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl as chemPermald and waiter. ot as chamber. Grnlet with ch‘lurens vest ot eny peferenor trem Bera pace, Call for bwo daya at 162 West 28th st, second Joor, ComPytErt, WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS ARTNER | WANTED Witt BM ALI, CAPITAL, TO EN. her and irouer, Y Pp gee im officemnd manufackuring business, pair ab Dany Seseih bas sod sod elig.Eu fcconomey Gall UHR, 4 Chatham street ARTNER WANTRD—erraten Bina tte OR GENE. tal, with $7,000 to $10,000, with the advertiser im n legilimate, perfesily safe Rusually prontable busl- ness, Any man haviug the above amount and who can give first class references may address Business, station D. Sh chauss teh - DI YOUNG Woma! ITUATION AS waitress, best of SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE arrt,, or rote: damalty have no objection to do ow for aoa rian ‘Can be neon at her sete. 133 Uliniow at. Brockiya, between Congress aud or warns, 5 ference, # HE COPAKTNERSHIP HERETOVORE EXISTING aadinaae the oame § 4 frm of Nackbout, Roberta & Mac- s sais day dissolved by tautual onsen D. BU CKNOUT, _Nuw Youn, March 20, 1866. ° SITUATION bare nem a8 A ih higheped woman, as chambermaid and ERTS, * _TH68 MA MACKELLAR, Li) UNDERSIGNED pimntge? THIS Px. FORMED A coparinership u name firm of Nichol & a and best cf te cy DAI LT Billerwell, and will Inve toa Tron a Vouudry Business {8 _Nors ND SEAMSTRESS.—A SITUATION Nos, 230, 222 and 224 West Houston ota. seine women, who has lived five years in Call at or address 232 East 14th st., second JOHN nie sii. B. BILLERWELL, Attorney. New Yora, April 3, ‘aes. Wanrep-a GENTLEMAN ACQUAINTED WITH AND A 5 a WOMAN bg ened A SITUATION ne widewer's tau Wi ier ‘milter, and. can infinence in the #hip chavdlery wanted, ax f partoer or clerk, in firm about suasting. Address Ghip-,| Genes mecdaay Tetereecle vencwea, for awe tage chandlery, ald office. at 13 jenry $5 500 % 00,—A PARTY, WITH CONSIDERA. ) te int grailat tity amount, wishes to some ‘an, inhed cash business; nces anged: Address W. N., Herald otice, xs $1.000. —WANTED, A PARTNER: rN MAN WHO understanis the man 1 sale of patents. Kor particulars addross Inveni n fheralt-othoe $1.000.-285,..°% NOE—PARTNER WANTE! |. to travel aa enabler with dhe suowt tuoraties money making exhibition in the country. Apply at 385 Broadway, room 43. $1.00 a handsome tacome. room No. 4 po oye AMERICAN ee Palm A SITCATION general housework, in <7 > nlgmesnanery _all at 96 4th C25 for’ two da PECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATIO! chatabermald and to do plain cooking and am of housework. Can give good clty reference. East 82d at, » third 6 floor, front room. A’. LADY REQUIRING A SMART. AMERICAN GTRE, ‘heat in appear: 18 years old, careful with children and ango, wil call at #9 Cannon st, Mra, Hinckley. TRUMG GIRL, 18 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS A SITU- gn in & respectable ely i to do light housework. LADY ‘oY % FEARS. —A <a SICuLy Rata. LE, te tat 4 epeaks and a ist at her home; indvubted references. Address AX any WILL PURCHASE A COPARTNERSIIP Interest in « frat clans cash tuiness yield ‘Apply at No, 4 New ( box AY. UNG MAN, ; has wndow ference given. "Aicens Ih. Gn bor 180 tserdld ofice aherncteste Wollax ronrmeenperree 4 90D BOOKKREPER AND SALESMAN W. in the washing of two or three ‘At her own house A To cmey 08; one whe can oad n "phan ats Spray ins sr. Call at (866 Teh av., between S24 and ne a tl Permanent oi 534 sta., for two days. — - RESUECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITCATION AB ase On ue cae Alpert waa BUBL ate *8 = 4 pone cy do A at No, 4 New C) sender tye dare at laapeass Sei and 47th ate, far — C'S. hows, | feat door, trom room. (A Soden Lae Ao vaneoray tueeraiande edn egg bad ay A 4 ans eee SAS LA See hare a ae he sie Sparen sa ar on. GIRL “[ YOUNG GIRL WANTS a sit A SITUATION TO DO GENE. NY BUSINESS BAM, ro RE REFERENCES, secu most ‘bi Sommtieston Sadanss in'tnie in this elty, aes SEFFERS & CQ, 208 Broadway, rooms, (Aree WANTED-—BY A_ FRENCH TANNER and currier, cot = = & French Sather addneasars | Hatha . yaatisfaction. Call and examine. TE, “=, OF A Urry FIRE 1X A CTY FIRE ae ness, Bot yet @*tablt, fn New Yo nk cares he cincerety helleves would 96,000 net eqaaal seclaeh ® Feapectable ve PL fs Aldreee Longa, Herald boy Gory. ed YU ANTRD—A MAN Wi ral housework \a.s private fauily; 1s a go join the py pe — areas Uh aaert ion, fernid ofa Tro days at ae TA at, near Lot ar, seed ————— — A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITU. Oe Pwd An T-4 ‘bermaid and waltrogs and to ansine qa eee SITUATION Wane ey, =! per $3,000 "fea CARtEP=To nergy AE AN Es. Porat ner eee ith real TO INVEST RAG! ‘ag of $3.000 mitre Roe Ae * ouluire, Will be guaranteed. $10,000 dren bs ‘ne ea tat ot alo OUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO manor Saas fotiiend of sip envies ae pisces Gall for rel last font 18th at, room No. 4. A HORSE ENGINE AND TWO CYLIN- Rous SALE—A Jers, 26 inches Jong. now in operation, en Adarene perth Paiiaotph Post oftice, A. RESTECTARLE youxa, GIRL WANTS A SIU, aoe WOR SALR=A NO. 1 FOX SCREW queriva LATHE her last place, Cail at Portabe Forse: Shafi, Boalt Maxtor sire OR Sal B-AN BX) HS 1d Pt NG ‘ee alpen, brane aStavor, No.1 Chatham ay - cece Fpack 100%, i. t._ e RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN uation a! Sceubine to Se cour ?| gesseers ee oot Both st. third rune inte acy A sit. BNOTR GAS ENGI From HAL RSE TO cn “ Tees oe eh ins bey Dae ton A aigazaren res, wr to Ki THE ren ro Row Your, NGTN OR SALE LOW.—3 PORTABLE, 9 pogonary. @ any horse, with or yinont eter be seen at a NEA, Ano street. = WM. MoKENZII A Fo gS gee St | ASRS Fa hs sai | diets ASS Crrtoe dpe A YOUNG WOMAN, AB c'best ony senderrmtnng ND TOBACCO, S| 306 cat yaa aaa May a 1866.—~WITH SUPPLEMENT. SITUA’ A petri Rees Aen A nites end soumatily” hf tm = — feren, ales Samnerayes 3 = a ins oak, waar Pe iene Refine A SITUATION 20 Hoa ays 8th ait gage A cieito state rote ae Aone third floor, until en Ag Feta ace rueeace “SANG | tres Ars OUKG tenth tag beh he AS 0) Bast Soa st, between 3d and 3d ava- ee grans FROM po SPUNTAT, wi! A SITUA- bermaid and referencd vas aloe two days at 100 Weat aaa, ao = roue wen ea enieens. ge to, 0, eghuabermrari A tion to do chamberwork and assist i ironing oras chambermaid and for two days at 461 S2dat., near 10th av., first city reference given: om nee ies oa eats ber erie dasa a ie i Ste deen ae Waeree aE needy wart A ZOUNG, ey yo West abd e, Votwoes un and I ‘AssusTion WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG in, a try emg ‘and walcross; good city refer- ence, Apply BEAT RUTARLS GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS cook; would aasst with the washinj and front if rogulred; beat of city reference given, API 113 West 6th at., between 6th and Teh ava. AS COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES TO GO OUT to ladies aby the day... Call at 169 B2d ut., between Sd and WANTS TO GET A ‘at hor own house, 2837th av., ic ASITUA- nity. | Ap- i for two days. {) SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- festant woman, aa goad cook; underatands her Business perfectly; will assist in the wash! is good ol ty an Poterence, "Oil at 108 West isch, a, bowwes room 19, for two days. (A SITUATION, WAXTED-BY A GOOD COOK: 8 willing to assist in the wasuing and ironing. Can ‘give good city rel Teleronce. Call at 08: Wost 42d at. between Sti an you ‘was G GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO COOK, and fron; has the best of city reference. Call at 167 East 24d st., second floor, back room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEOTABLE girl, aa cbumbermald and to assis, in wasling, oF Would do the housework of a «mall family; two years ref. $rence from lust place, Call at $4 Iai ay, Between 19th and ts, x ae YOUNG, HEALTHY WOMAN WISHRS A SITUA, tlon us wot nurse, Cail at 26 West 5th at., in the rear’ RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS fk, and to assist with the washing; best city y n be seen for two day) FIRST CLASS WAITRESS, A YOUNG WOMAN WHO thorouglily understands her business, wishes a sitna- tion in a private family; haw no objection, to the country; sutisfactory ity reference. Call at of address 402 6th av., v 2ith anid 26th sts, ESPROTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A-SITUA- tron a8 chambermald and waitress; has no ob; o a Short distance in the country; good eity reference. quire at 131 West 27th st., room No, 6. ‘TABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A to do general ork ‘fn small fur wsher aud ioner; has reference, Apply st 325 SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESEEO vee |-ae regular seamstress; can cut and fit f children; tn ws good operator on Wheeler & Wilson's sowing machine. Can be secn for two days at 200 Sd av., over hoo store, on the second floor, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Mi J A SITUA- a we rate on eine Ap us heclor & Wilson's munching, no objection to the cour. ty reference given. Call for two days at 866 Weai n 8th and Mh ars., second floor, back room, WANTED—BY A \ RRBPROTARLE Girt, oe. vermnald aud yo at 00 West jood eity reference. “Call for two d dnye at? at 200 Weat SITU aor. pea ae A Xk RRSPEOTA CUD girl, be-fret cass, walkreas; Cai be, eon 0 Weak eu for two daye at No. SITUATION WANTED—AS FIST ; understands her business in all te bral egies of re A Daser; no objection 1.» boarding house;_city rofereneg, Coll } , second door, front roou. at 411 2d av., near 24th st., A XOUNG WOMAN DESIRES 4 SITUATION FOR amaberwort, and will assist (n watt ing oF washings pio ‘Dear Mth ty aooond. fo, front rooms § room, SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIga? Ol. CLASS CHAM- Dermaid; no objection the best elty reference. Call 2c Wes West 324 st., ies betwee 7 end 6th ave. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION 48 nurse; Is cu] Am of taking the entire charge of an in- chamber tom ur walling, good city, reference; ections to the country. Call st ioe torso AEROE ARLE F< YOUNG yonee wisnka A SUT- fatont phd mberwork and waitli po ey oon eS ee hana oth iy etoence. wash Hn oy ween YOUNG GIRL. DESTRES A SITUATION To Do oP stairs work, au i ie willing to assist with the washi ourework small or will do the of 4 iat, Votween Tih and 8th ars. ) YOUNG WoMaN (WANTS A SITUATION TO ed Ieutng” Govdany Feferenes, Cull at 90 Went 854 ot tor two days. ‘A. TwaTtON WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE fon 3390 eich 0 fame riohecouniry best chy rterouces Seba i Fant Biot A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE nas as waliress and chambermaid; te 9 ak aaa aewor, good city references given. i 1086 Grove Call ai » SPECTABLE WOMAN er a Sas fosaity sil gre vary we agate ot ble of ng. up a iret Asia pies aoa SITUATION WAN cay A yy GIRE, mi bermard Ho ov) to the country; good at av. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A FLACK AS CLAM AL Terms! no oho fo dy ign haan oH Tas pluoe, ‘Calf at 484 70h, wr., between STPUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUNG atnt ura9 an Reamstress or cline ald _— the country; would Lh, to ag for two da: Bih av, one door above REAPECTABLE WOMAN WIGITRA, TO, Ta ‘and ironing ai tod seamst ress. “Has ‘Can be | sae, for tie days et 1M Weei ffth st. eocond foot, rou B. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM. nid and waltrean, Call for two days at 190 7th av. ROTABLE wee Rn ~ bo ores ATION chamberwork and trom her Tra pines iF at w Woet ih a tween Ob and 7th ava.. for two AE YOUNG GIRL WISUES 4 SITUATION TO DO GEN. gral honsewrk, In a private familly; best of references ON a8 A rear WIDOW, Om LADE Dest 1% Ry NESTE TARAS 2a sere GTRL wiauEs re Avie a etic Wer ah aa | pf A SITU. REarecrARs, Rapa WOMAN Titan we earn ee YOUNG Woman yuune TO TAKE IN PAMIL) A ear eee soa =F et her own place. av. SITUATION WANTED—BY wandrstodg wo. | Areas euro est ee i more oh ont tod stung ue. ‘a dresses, werent erat hs A ee WOMAN en A @ITUATI "A COMPRES — aa iow As TIONS WANTED—FE PECTABLE ‘GIRL WISHES A TG A es hnakoaver Cail at Lid Division ni A. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO GO. our din” Se bats BF hci hs A paenorana YOUNG at WANTS A 8} Ey ee ey ory ed ‘East 10th ot. ‘Can @ seen for two SITUATION | WANTED-BY A —_ beng red! Feferanoe, ADPiy wala sa ire ab RESPECTABLE ousowark ine small family - for two otto aig: at, De A Avia sfc to ag tween 2 and’ Bd are, sooo oor, frout oom," Aeon brempeet tas SeART, re hy ey fret as sta aa iat A runes RESP! TOURS, GIRL, LAFEL' housework in a small seein qe i 606 2d av near ‘¥Y LAND! ca ots SITUATION wy Cia coat ge ee Seu mes caeeet Oe 'UATIO) ort nwey LAR + youn we A Ret erent co blur aston aoe TION W. A ‘ABE YOUNG oe Best reference, Can be seen f creek ary sare, bolwees tad ended eae SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO. ‘as laundress;. te and. hed wok Root of references given. Gait cs rous Be, fF ayy eed A ead walt ba es Grommet froma aot pa WOMAN WANTS A SITU, AE Sere SES rare Bod cook; hau the beat of city referer as to, Sxrabiiy. ian be osen for two days ot 111 ath sual, aad A SITUATION WANTED—BY A i elle hea young girl, as seamstress and waiting on ladies; sl full “competent for her busin sa gy be wlitag an mberwork; no obj to travel dy; oan agive aaltstaslory ‘referouca, Can bo seen st YOUNG WOMAN, A PROTESTANT, WISHES | & situation ag chambiormald and seamstreis, or nurse Seumst ty reference, Cau be seen for two da; nt 88 Hast Saf ot, from 10 to & RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO do chamberwork, plain’ sewing and embroidering; willing and obliging; has the best o ener from her we ace. owes fortwo days at 176 West 20%h st, near A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, TO do general housework, in a small private family; 189 G04 Gok, Maher and ironee; best city reference, Call 0. 8 Union place, South Brooklyn, A SEIGATION WANTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AB first class lanndress; underatands finting. ity Zoteremce, Gall at No & Wort s7th mts between Oth ay. Broadway. A. MARRIED WOMAA WISHES TO TAKE A, GUILD AA, ‘to wet nurse at her own home. Mrs. Stevens, 146 De- iancey st., rear building, third floor. (A SEUATION WANTED-BY A. RE MAN, ad seamstress or nnrse and seamstress; has ae ab jection, lo go to the county. Can be seen for two days at Kast 22d st,, near Lexington av. rs SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG ae nyt wo- man, es chembermald and waitress Inquire at 308 East 35th 'st., third tloor, back SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN. AB peamstress; can cut and ft children’s dresses ang all kinds of family sewing; has refe Call at No. ‘West 27th st., between 6th av. and Broadwa' SITUATION WAN’ BY A RESPECTABLE as child’ young oare ldren and do reterence. Aj ost cl at Sulacen de pal row tert ind floor, froat room, iG A SITUATION, ARS YOUN Xo GPEMAy GiaL fh Ad So Lad) 4 aod oy ave. As SITUATION FANIED SY, 4, 4, recrereany rested ‘bas give good ciy roterenced, eal oll avenue top oor. N AMERICAN GIRL iy ot of fa oo Leta sage Acapcaee understands be | at tha granty. ood "aed Sees een mes fae for .wo days at 1293 Sih el: corner in ot ys oe A ATER fnuting and ang Fa Os ie ramen Calla By TAP DA TAPS A‘? cook WANTS A al Kind “5 IN 1s A Porysme. rau RE kas uo ov} Cay floor, back YOUNG woneny bal ae MALL family, ae ATeaiete aaa Galt for two! days at 160 Zlat at, ate RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A \ SITUATION AS as a first rate 7, With best Of reference. Salt at Bo Woot 28th st tre oor” er nn enninemnnttnedimat RESPECTABLE, YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITW, ork f re anal Private fausity: stat — ‘or & pei good at 440 West 42d st., second Ag a A aes prea Gan be seen ator two days at. enna! GRO, WOMAN Wi for two days. A roa Rona ITUATION waren. ahe at, ere ieee seen for two A SITUATION WANTED BY A WIDOW LADY OF ae ihe country. “Call at Mal Bast fs " YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CH) a. F inference oan bo a he'outaiued, Call at abv ech av", tim dose, frost (A SHUATION WANTED—BY Ax INDO a ag = SHEE ea a Fa 2 nee two "bss at A SITUATION WAN’ 7 yee te Ne itp | A SITUATION ea ra fy sem oo ae business; oes; good referenes, as 4 ‘yom, bee tour, it rome. ass CT. ‘WOMAN mit bake A Buh AEE Po Soa ear Sa) 4 roe oe mito Aisa aati Re ‘ween 7\h and Sth “| .smree ae