The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1871, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY. MARCH 14, 1871— "POEIMICAT BURGLARS. {FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL. “Thompson, the Daring Eighth"Ward Burglar, \Convicted—Judge Bedford Sends Him to the State Prison for Fifteen ‘Years—Brady, alias Morrison, the Burglar With “Influence,” Sent to the State Prison for Five Years. ‘The preceedin7s In the GeneralSeasions yesterday ‘wereiinteresting and furnish additional assurance ‘so this community that the authorities are deter- mined to bring notorious offenders to justice. In one instance Judge Bedford sent & man, who was clearly. guilty of entering and robbing an inhabited -awelling house in the night time, to Sing Sing for ‘fifteen years, and in another promptly sentenced @ .Motorious professional “cracksman,’’ who was con- victed of participating in an extensive burglary of a »ptore in Union square, to the State Prison for the full term. In the progress of the trial it came out that \Powerfai political influence was exerted to dissuade ‘the prosecuting ofilcers from pushing the case; but the earnestness exhibited by District Attorney Fel- lows im prosecuting Brady aad: tne prompt way in ywhich Jadge Sedford disposed of him show that no tmfuence cun prevent these fatthfal oficials from \performing their duty. BURGLARY. James Thompson was the first,prisoner disposed vot yesterday by the City Judge. The prisoner was charged with burglartously entering the dwelling mouse of William Whittingham, No, 6 East Ninth wstreet,on the night of the 24th of; February. The ‘burglar effected an entrance by opening the front door of the house by false keys, and succeeded in carrying away silks and overcoats valued at $2,500. ‘Most of the property was recevered after the arrest of Thompson, who was not caught upon the pre- mises. Oficer Brady, however, succeeded in arrest- dug Thompson while passing through Spring street @t five o'clock In the morning with a basket in his possession. ‘The officer stopped and questioned him, and Thompson, knowing that the evidences of his guilt were on his person, ran away. He was fol- Jowed and captured; and when the basket was ex- amined at the station house it was found to contain ‘the proeeeds of the burglary. Judge Bedford, vefore passing sentence, asked ‘Thompson. bow long he had been out of State Prison The ex-convict promptly answered, ‘I was sent there for grand larceny and came out ten montns ago.”’ Fis Honor said:—‘-Oiicer Brady gives you a ‘very bad reputation—that he caught fou at five o'clock in the morning, soon after you entered and webbed a respectable dwell ing house, with false keys and burglars’ implements upon you. You belong to ® gang of prefessional burglars, black and white, and aS reak eee by, sending you to the State AN aaTENS BURGLARY IN UNION SQUARE. The next.case called by Assistant District Attorney Fellows was a charge of burglary preferred against James W. Brady, alias Morrison. It appeared from whe testimony that very early on Sunday morning, December 18 tne estabitshment of Joseph Gaul, No. 21 Union aquare, was burgiariously entered and about $8,000 wor:h of opera glasses and optical pal The prin- witness for the peeple was Charles F. Lempke, an employé of Mr. Gaul, who, bout halfpast nine o’clock on Sunday morn- ing, when crossing Union square and approach- mg. the store, saw Brady leave the area of the premises and communicate with a man in a carriage near by. The prisoner was not arrested then, ior he ran away, but Lempke gave a description of him which reaulted in his speedy arrest. On the Tues- day following the clerk went to the od headquatters and prom} aes yee Lempke went into the store of bis euaployer he soon discovered that a burglary was committed, an entrance tiphire, been effected by breaking the fanlight over the door and by removing the locks frem the inaide. The witness positively identified Beary ea but ane ntly contradicted by a young , Who was in the window = door to enero th the crime was p rated, bi hs one point she swore that Brady wore a hat, while she said that bee = ham she saw had a cap on at the time he remisés, yet she could not positively iz vas, dy. The defence was an alibi, three esses swearing that Brady was at Petn’s saloon, in West Houston street, from mid- night on the Saturday in question until between nine and ten o’clock Sunday morning playing cards, dringing aud rafiling for turkeys. POLITICAL “INFLUENCE” IN COURT. Mr, Howe, in his closing remarks to the jary, inti- Peg! rity the pros ing officer was influenced yy certain “influence” in vigorously seeking for the sanenen of Brady. Colonel Fellows Ae feed inernuation in an elo- that politieal in- jnent strain, plai juence, sought to be Txereised yy not ides than one hundred pérsons, was zealously brought to bear upon him to secure Brady's suecnaree: § and the crowded state of the court room was sui"icient proof to show the interest taken in the accused. fuences” contd have operated In that particular case he (Mr. Fellows) would have been consenting to the discharge of the prisoner upon his own recog- nizances. He urged the trialon because he feared that ine cause uf public justice might be thwarted if it were long delayed. Mr. Fellows, in an able argu- ment upon the evidence, claimed that the prosecu- cution proved most clearly the guilt of the prisoner. THE JUDGE'S CHARGE. Judge Bedford delivered an exceedingly able ana Jucid charge. ae tak upon a number of pro- es offered by the couusel for the prisoner, his jonor proceeded to state the evi:ence in an impar- tial manner, concluding by saying that no man could be convicted before him on general principles. Altbough he did pot shrink from the performance of his duty after a party was convicted, yet untila man was found gulity it was his duty to see that the accused hac fair play. He (Judge Bedford) aid not care whether a manu on trial was the worst burglar and murderer in the worid—if prisoners were even as bad as Forrester, the aileged murderer of Na- than—so long as he (the City Judge) was on the bench he would have fair play, and must stand or Tail upon the evidence. THE VERDICT. The jury deliberated upon tne case for over an hour, and, being unable to agree upon a verdict, re- turned te the court reom tor iurther instructions. The foreman said that there were eleven tor convic- tion. His Honor prompuy interrapted the juror by asking if they desired further insiruction. ‘The question was asked whether the identity of the risoher—the fact that he was seen at the premises— Hy established the crime of burglary against him? ‘The City Judge replied that it was for them to say whether the prisoner was there for burglarious rposes. wy Alter receiving the required information the jury repatred to their room Jer further consultation, and in @ lew moments re-entered the court room and rendered 8 verdict of *guilty.” ANOTHER INDICTMENT AGAINST BRADY. Colonel Fellows, in moving for sentence, said that he had another indictment against Brady tor bur- glary, in which Josepn B. Lewis, forwhom an at- tachment was issued 1p the morning, is the witness. He found it extremely difficult to get the case on for trial. What influences the prisover might have exerted for jaca of staving off the cause of Justice he ellows) did net know, but he knew that ‘Sraay ‘was guilty and that the defence inter- posed was asham. As soon as the verdict was recorded and tho mer had answered the usual questions, Jud, Barone called Captain Petty to the stand and mi some edit ney respecting the prisoner. The Captain said that he had known Braay between five and seven years; never Knew bim to do @ day’s work during that me, and has always been looked upon bye thoge who know him as a Professionwl burglar ovis counsel sald that the reason why he was ar- Teated was because of his reputation. Although Brady was fashionably dressed and evidently umd more than ordinary smartness, his physiog- would readily agsare a good judge of charac- tert it he was a bad fellow. It was curious to no- tice the intense anxtety exhibited by a@ host of “friends,” who filied the court room just before the sentence was pronounced. They unconsciousiy sprang to their feet and leaned forward to hear every word Uitered by counsel and the Judge. All of them ‘were well d , Wore ehining beavers and flashy jewelry, and seemed to be thunderstruck atthe stern manner of the prosecuting officer and the prompt- ness with which Judge ford disposed of their fes- tive. companion, bs “* $HE SENTENCE. \ jnage “Beatord, in passing sentence ‘upon the » said:—I do not think pee ‘y have erred irine: the rendition of their verdict, and fav many cor. Toborate ena.d shink, the time has ¢ 6 to Bay 80) District Attorney Fellows in ai tosh net be said as regards the mfluence and pi at has been brougnt in the prieoner’a Debatt a to desire now say that in it ow oe shame, Ww) ich pote n dark stain) upon the ir ie Of this. city, for a notorious burgiar and thief to be able to cemmand such influence. I havi taken am oath and I am determined to oa oe Seek Sees ea ees ae, Ml oy m previ of @ burglary. | Captain ways yeu are ST actenian Mitel ana nd lar. order to break up the groundless {dea hat the thieves of New York can Influence judges and dis. trict attorneys in the performance of their duty, I for oue, in the fulfilment of my oath and for the pro- tection of society shall send you to the State Prison for the full term—tive years, THE ALLEGED ABO ABORTION CASE. In the case Of alleged abortion at the Dey Street House the Jury, after a full hearing, rendered the following verdict:— “That Agnes Clarke came to her death from. peritonitis, the result of a miscarriage, and from the evidence before us we believe sald mis- parriage Was produced by herself,” On the apove verdict Mrs, ig Miller was dls- vharged by the Coroner and left the court i com- pany with her friends. WALL STRERT, } ‘Monpay, March 13-6 P. M. On Change to-day wheat was firm but dull. cotton market was a fraction higher and strong. MONEY MORE ACTIVE. ‘The money market was rather more active towards the close of banking hours, but without change in Tates, which varied from four to five per cent, ac cording to the collaterais offered, loans.on govern- ment securities being mate almost without excep- tion at four per cent. In our.analysis.of Saturday’s bank statement @ sentence, incompleted, should have stated that ‘the loss in surplus reserve was over $2,750,000.” One er two other clerical errors this morning must have corrected themselves from the context. Commercial paper was steady at 6.07 per cent, and unaffected by the announcement of the suspen- sion of Messrs. Converse, Blagden & Co., whose em- barrassment is attributed. to heavy advances made to the now bankrupt Mystic Woollen Mills, and ‘Whose Mabilities are estimated to be within $200,000. Foreign. exchange was quiet on the basis of 1005¢ 100% for prime bankers’ sixty-day sterling and 110} @ 110% for sight bills, GOLD DULL—111%¢ A 111%. The Gold Room was quiet and devold of specula- tive hfe. The London quetation came provokingly steady, and the political horizon was vainly scru- tinized for influences likely to affect the course of the market, which stood at 111% a 111% nearly the entire day. The changes rung upon these two figures are shown in the table:— 2P.M. The In the gola Joan market the rates “Tangea from 4 per cent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The operations of the Gould Exchange Bank were as Tollows:— THE NEW LOAN. Up to last Saturday the subscriptions to the new loan reached $7,600,000. To-day a number of addi- tenal subscriptions were announced in Washington, making the total nearly $10,000,000. Mail advices trom Europe are now awaited to learn the manner in which the loan was received on the other side of the Allan, GOVERNMENTS STRONG. ‘The,governmient list was strong, under a dispost- tion to discount the effects of the large purchase to be made by the Secretary of the Treasury next Wednesday, when the least amount taken will be $2,000,000, such being the figure already advertised, ‘The final street prices were:—United States currency sixes, 114a 1143; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 11534 115%; do. do., coupon, 115% a 115%; do. five-twen- ties, registered, May and November, 112a 112%; do. do., 1862, coupon, 4o., 112% a 112%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 112 & 11234; do. do., 1865, do. do., 112 a 112%; do. do., registered, January and July, 110% a 111; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 110% a 111; do. do., 1867, do. do,, 111 a 11134; do. do., 1868, do. do., 111K a 111%; do. ten-forties, registered, 1085 a 108%; do. do., coupon, 108% 2-109. THE SOUTHERN LIST IRREGULAR. ‘The Southern State bonds were irregular and in the main aul. The new Virginias continued in good request, and a better demand was noted for the reg- istered stock. The North and South Carolinas were weak and lower. The final street prices were as follows:—Tenneasee, ex coupon, 64 a 64 do., new, 64 a 6434; Virginia, ex coupon, 67% a 69; do., NeW, 0836 & 69; do., registered stock, old, 62% a 53%; Georgia sixes, 81 & 83; do, sevens, 91 a 92; do. 40., 01, 92 a 94; North Carolina, ex coupon, 47 & 48; do. funding, 1866, 38 a 89; do. do., 1868, 29 a 21; do., new, 26 a 27; do. spectal tax, 20 a 21; Mis. souri sixes, 91% 992; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90 a 91; Louisiana exes, 69 a 70; do., new, 63. 65; do. levee sixes, 78 a 75; do. do., eights, 85 a 88; do. Peni- tentlary sevens, 78 @ 76; do. railroad eights, 79a 81; Alabama fives, 69 a 72; do. eights, 100 a 101; do. railroad eights, 94a 99; South Carolina sixes, 78 a 80; do. new, January and July, 663¢ a 66%; do. do., April and October, 69871; do. registered stock, ola, 70 a75; Arkansas 6Lxes, 57 a 60; do. sevens, 55 a 60, THE STOCK MARKET UNSETTLED AND FEVERIGH. ‘The course of prices at the Stock .Exchange fol- lowed the line of a curve, sharply rising at the begin- ning of business; then descendimg during the boards, rising again suddenly in the afternoon, and bending sharply downward again at the close of business on the sidewalk. Ohio and Mississippi was perhaps the most active feature of the day, and also the most unsettled. Opening at 48%, it jumped to 49%, settled gradually aown to 47%, jumped to 49%, and left off finally im the vicinity of 483,. Western Union was feverish and fluctuated between 56% and 54%. Afresh “bull”? movement in Union Pacific appears to be on the cards now that the- company have the signature of Secretary Boutwell over a virtual promise, conveyed in the shape of a message to the financial agents in this city, that he will not demand payment of the interest, as was in- umated he would in face of the spirit, though per- hapa not the letter, of the recent law passed by Congress. The government also has commenced paying fifty per cent in cash of transportation. Harlem and Erie pre- sented an interesting contrast, the former going up to 137 and the latter declining to 20. The reports of railway earnings tor the first week in March show an increase of $323 in Milwaukee and St. Paul, and an increase of $6,431 in Marietta ana Cincin- nati. Union Pacific for the month of February shows a decrease of $194,370, and Central Pacific an increase of $86,909. The sudden decline in prices at the close was attributed to a further reduction in freightg to Chicago, owing to the rivalry of the trunk lines, rates being lowered 33 1-3 per cent from those just prevalling. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the leading active stocks during the day:. New York Central consolidated. New York Central scrip 9835 Harlem 137 130 Erie... + 20% 20 Reading. 102 1015 Lake Shore ie 97g 645 16 . 92% . 11133 . 54% . 78% . 41% 13x By Western Union Telegraph... + 56% Pacific Mall...........60es arty) rote SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, March 12—10:15 A. 95000 U8 6.90, r, "64... 1117 00 abs Pac fosoo UR Ba boen... INOS 30 4m Me Ue Bo.-: a 30000 Il WNTOEM FRE fr, 2500 Ui “ibys 100% Mss ae {9000 os a DS gig | ot 3000 500 ¢ iow 47" 0000 7000 "66. B00 , iteoo Di Gi 300 306 2000 68% 400 305 Jeuas 2 BBs 100 1 a0%g 000 409 “4 70> B00 7 100 95% 400 180 96g. too i039 SI BORE 600 Reading “i 2202.2. 103 a et Di wo 4 at SS: 3 = oi ¥, 2 — s lek ia aripone p! se pees: i 00,08 PO ervonag vues Ha | lag 12:15 and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. BS Foo US 5-40, ¢, "65,0. 100000 do .. LeU Re. 98% 102 One o?Clo oy 20000 aha NY OL 100 ata cout “Gs ‘300 Maripona pret. 100 Con C pa of Md.| % Ibu Onto ® ilies “rhe + TT WOH t St Jo RR. 9 100 H & StJo RR pr 4000, C &1C RR. STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. West Union Tel. 56 = Sti¢ Northweat'npr. #i3ga Mid A23j a 4256 1 ne Rock Island. a Btbaulpiccs: HY me ml p A Wabaa ok Ohio & hil eo 4 10134 @ 103 Bost, H @ Erie. 1 > 2 si a 084 Union Pacific... 27iea 2734 6% a 17 O,C A&I Cent... Yea Be Noribwestera, Blsg a 60 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, March 13-6 P.M. Corrar.—The market for Rio was quiet, there being but little demand, but prices were firm for all grades, in conse- qnence of the continued small stock. The sales were 424 bags Rio, 505 da, both ex Flamstead, on private terms, ‘Tho other kinds were duil and unchanged in value, We quote: Rio, ordinary, cargoes, lo. MOnen far do. ike. @ a Oy 1g mw 12d PE apap mE ac ly 2 hy aw ihe oan a wold, is Bond. ‘Jura, (corernment 3,204 gree Toc. wm 22 ee Series trary faracaibo, | 1 a Tic.: Laguayre, Wc, a 18240. Jamaica, We, a 14ige,; Bt. Domingo (gold in Dond). We. a lWiye.; Costa Rica, lige. a 16c.; Manila, l4c, ab 3: Mexican, Tio, a 16c- ; Bavanilla, 1830, a 16c., all wold, uty: Covron.—The market waa irregular. | With Mat offerings prices advanced under x moderate demand, which Toaiuly from exporters. ‘The policy of buyers, however, cose fined purchases to immediate’ wants, lower prices being pons erally anticipated. ‘The market closed quiet but firm ut the Tevised quotations subjoiued:— Tolga. Alabama 4 1534 MW x + Wess 16% Towtay. Saturd For export ..+..+-sess00. 14th For nome consumption. 817 For apeculation. 88 = In transit. 200 = 0 Total bal « 2,06 2,335, 44a In future” ‘contracts’ there was ‘a more active business at fluctuating prices, the market closing leas active, at an advance Of jac. per /Ib. The 18,200 bales, follows :— Avril, $00 at IB ssc, 600 at Maren, Ii ran iC, 100 bp BGC 5 rey ie 33x04," 200 at 13%¢07 QO at wih Fen £00 at ce bob at tines 10 March and 100 April, t 18740. together; 100 March and 100 April, at 18 11-16c. together: May, 300 4 » 0 wt 13 /6C., 108 at 13%¢c., 50 1B4¢., 200 ab'18 Lo-I6c., 62) at léc., GOO at 13/4c., 3,400 at Hie 4100 at We'asiber Bai” at Tyee k 18 200, atid) Jame, B00, together ; ‘Juncnt00 at He. 600 at 138%. 1 Jury, B00 at Ide.) 200 at 14340.) 400 at Ide. Agia Mise. cs ai Grad Votal, W106 bales. be market was very quiet for all articles, the offerings being small, but rates were generally without eepectal change, | To Liverpool, bY, steamer, grait, was Moved at Git and cotton at 616d. a sed, The chartering cataoss. Wan “quiet though there tair ine quiry for vessels at Southern ports with cotton forthe United "Kingdom at about the rates pi Peery tone Petroleum vessels were to Light request, but held for previous rates, ‘The en it, ments were: —' 5 age, seamen, 1-200 e8 beet, at bu, London, Dashels wheat, at gd. To Antwerp, 100 boxes, bactn, Heroes lard, both at ds fand 1,800 bays coffee on private terme, The ch charters were:—A ship fror iveston or New Orleans (shippers option) to Liverpool, with about 8,500 bales cotton at jada ship from New Orleans (now on the way there) ih 9,600 ba.es cotton at or about %d.; ons. to New Orieans, Teneo to Liverpool, “with Aud’ tales don ‘at Tis16i? Bahip (to arrive from Liverpool) from New Oriewus \verpool, with a fuil cargo of cotton at a bark irom Patiadelbhie to. Gibraltar, Yor. orders, toe port wet ators ‘Naples, with 1,200 bbis. petroleam, and 'a bark from Boston, with e cargo of palm oll, for Rotterdam, on: terms kept pri: FLOUR AND {GuAIN.—Reoeipie, 12830 bbls, four, 112 bbls. and 1,200 bags corn meal, 5,750 bushels wheat, 17,0:0'd0. corn, 8,200 ao, nd 760 do. malt, The market for both ‘n fiour continued to rule quiet, tue demand from all classes of buyers being light, but full prices pre- Yalled, eapectaliy for wnlpping rades. “Tho sales were, 10,000 { prices within the range of our quotations aubjoined. ita Sbutdern tour tue business was suas anies, 780 bole ai former figures. Rye four was quict, with email sales witain Of our quotations. OF corm meal there were sold Part at 4 $5 for Southern and 48 8) a Bd 8 for F 5.00 a $5 90 Superiine 6W a 6 60 Extra State. 685 a 790 Chote do, iwe 725 Sapertine Western: 60a 650 Kara do... 6a 7H Extra Minnesota 7008 775 6% a 700 1000 725 ida 80 6a 795 St. Louls straight ¢: Te 7% Bt. Louis choice double extra. 7% — 800 St, Louta choice family... .. 8 00 10.0 Rye flour. 55a 650 Southern. 60a 700 Choice do. 7 50. 100 Corn meai, Jersey. 30a Cor meal, Brandvw! 46a 475 —The market for wheat wi ing restricted by the firamess of seliers, the most of whom astced $1 08 for No. depring in foro and'$1 60 for do, afloat. The sales wero shout dy at $157 for No.2 spring, in store ; #150 for Nov Miwaukee, alloat; $1 48 tor oli gatzed spring, in store; $185 for choice white, and § V5 to choice ainber mixed. Corn Sesser) rity Soderets a ma Jes being 39,030 bushels at a Sidge, for mixed Western, Sc. 9 880. for'yellow. Oat t without particular change in ‘value. Sales . w 70e, for choice Oblo and Pennsylvania, Wi uoted ‘at 68c.u69e, In store. Kye was quict but steady at WI Ib for new Western, ‘urley aid bar. ley malt were atiil dull and nominal, About 160 vbis, green Canada peas were sold at $215 per Doshel, GUNNLES.—Bags were in some demand nt about former figures. Sales, to arrive in Boston, of 100 bales, per Olive, on private terms, and 100 do., per Mount Washington, at 10; gold, in bond. eiiate was dull and prices were nom{nal at our last quota- tions. No sales. Hors were im fair rai and steady, the demand peing chiefiy from brewers. Sales new crop at irom 7c. to Mc. and old at from dc. to 7c. plats in moderate, dernand and prices favored buyers. i Tia ongsram td ih Me eee 3 Pig eed @ a jong straw, short do., $1 $ — estic was slow of sale, the inquiry being wae, fat prices were unchanged, ‘Salcst3 bog at from bGc. 10 70c. In forelgn the business was unimportant, being confined to small lois to supply present necessities. We ms ‘ ‘ee Soe Cuba—Centrifugal and mixed. Be. a Clayed .. Be. a Bbc, Muscovado, retining . Sic. a Bic. Muscovado, grocery: B8c. a Abe, Porto Rico. a S6c. English Islands. Bc. a40c. ‘New Orleant 40c. a 720. NAVAL 810) + for spirits turpentioe was se no demand except for small still very quiet. wa Tous, and prices were in buyers! favor, though not quotabiy lots few small, alos | merchantable were ma 4 Be. ‘a. B8igc,—chielly at fairly active and steady for Quiet. for” almost. all other tis gold 700 bbls, ommnon and stra hn $2 70, 2,000 dos No. 2 at & Bi and sm: Re, Sihta the'range of 80°20 8 84 Bae 1, #4 50 a $7 ‘Tar was dull and nominal. for pale to window gl O18. —Li 5 nseed was selling in a Jobbing way at Bc. in casks, The demand for wholesale lois was light. Ot crade cotton seed 50 bbis. brought bic. | Other kinds Wore very dull, PROVIsIONS.—Receipts, 936 bbls. pork, la. and tierces beef, 1,844 packages cut meats, 6 bble. and tlerces and 64) kege lard.” There was an improved demand for pork, which was sparingly offered and which advanced an Be. per bbl., the market closing strong at the impro' roderale offerings. There were sd 2,800 ole i rii delivery, and #21 6% 8 May, closing at the i ter price. The jobbing demand was ligat, but wero strongér fore mess. ‘There’ were’ sold Siva bbls. at #21 ee ‘old meas, $21 50 for new do. aud #18 for prime. Dressed hogs were 4) jet and unchanged, Ihe market losing at Sc. 2 Yorcity. Beet bawe were dull and un- were made at former fi hanged HH, the tonide price for Southern, Beef in er in value, with a moderate demand. We quote:— Faaeady India inese, (827 to, $53. Gales unimportant, Ww of, tale, bat unchanged. . ga 18 for, plain We heard ott no sales of moment of the followin Gayo ae Short clear, He, @ LXe.; long a0., 10: fc. short ril 5°. and a 0 eT Cumberiana cut, 1c. a 10) fs, Cul meats were heavy and the offerings wer so sales “end sautned small serie Isiges to Tae. for pickled hama, 83e. 9c. for dry salted and plokled shoul for smoked and ea ‘and We. for. bellies in boxes. The demend for Tend on the spot, was moderate and the yusiness was small, anded—' Taye tor prime Merlern stoatn? fc. Bales 295 tlerces Western at 1: ety, amounting to about 75 Shiety tthe Inter price for seam. aan ne niet ee Slight advance’ over rices, 500 f Merces for April at 130 and 100 do. for 6. RTROLEOM.—Crude, in bulk, continned to rule dull, there being no demand except for email lots te supply lmmbdiate ‘aod the market was heavy, tho ough or not wotably lower. Lote were obtainable at 1X, though some Tefused to sell below Ibe. Crude, eM bola, waa dull ud nominal at about 18c- No ales. Nahi ected, ail Fear tones fh teeta oe e ere was._no bi fumsted Sa efned, which twas ili obtalnad) ae the market be'n, veiie, demand was extremely I and we heard fea. Jobbing lots were dull market in Philadelphia was aull and "es ‘clos cee viz i—2de. a bye. tor bi, Was sold at JAi¢c., and 3,000 do. were ol ‘eIOKs About 80 tierces Caroling were sold at from 8ige, to 8%\c. for common to chotce, the market being firm at these priees in consequence of, the continued stza small supply. Rangoon was ing in a small way Here rae naslected but Wechanged in value.” Prime dm hide and tlerces quoted wr feamaad for raw, and & fair near wan transacted, “The offerings were cSmparatively business was transacte demanded bigher fgures, but wPeAat ae ete, nee acs a Beer roate ea a out all the uiry was chiefly for centrifugal, the sain 0 Smountea Yo nboot 10H art fr not all at The sales (including } Be Be. for crite 300 boxee at Bac, For TRIPLE om agit and prices were strong, closing at 127%¢.~ for ie. for soft’ white, and Ile. Cuba—lnterior 0 com fair renning, 8%, & fair to good wi mon rotining, Tse. Bhic. ; good rening, 354 in cory, ritugal hogs. ogshionds and foxes Dutch standard, 5 on 18 0, Seie. Paty adi "to iY Porto ib, redthig trade By ye.} Porto hic maces, Hoa 108.1 Bruni D. <: Nos to 12, Tages & Bigot fava. 1D. 8. Noa. 10 to 12, 8c. a Suc. SEED xd was more soucht after, at at The antes were | 1,600 bage, ex Kingsbridge, at 8! gold, duty paid, 90 days" time, and do. and 1,750 pockets, 25 do., per 58 Ibs. on 60 12\e., with small salen, Timothy was dull and nomial. TALLOW was quiet, but beld wih firmness at former fig- «Phere were sold 60.000 Ibs. prime, at 9 WitskRy.— Receipts, 65 bbls, The market was very quiet, there being but litie demand, but there was no particular change to note fn prices, A féw small lots were sold at ry A WesTERN Dopar.—A woman named Lidenton, whose husband was supposed to be In Wisconsin searching for employment, but whose several chil- dren were with her, has been supported by the dif- ferent churches in Dubuque the past winter, The other dey @ charitable lady enterea the house with. out knocking, and was astonished to see a pair of boots disappear under a bed. Lidenton’s feet were in the boots, and it seems that he had been secreted in the house all winter, _LOsT AD RANGE AND WHITE SETTER; HAs ‘dress of owner on collar. $7 for his re= urn to the St, Cloud Hotel. FouNDnorF SANDY HOOK, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, A Yawlboat, 18 feet long, which the owner can have by callidg at the otice of JOHN BOYNTON’S BON & CO., 82 (ne way, proving property and paying exoenses incurred \ereon. "JEWELLERS, TAKE NOTICE.—LOST, MARCH Gola Watch, black enameled, spring ease, both marked Georze Melieze, Gene 8 the ree ouay of or information leading thereto, Apply at 44 King atres OST.THE FOLLOWING BANK OF ENGLAND fight of £10 chy dated Oot 2 1888 None Ws, 82,08, ol 1,009 each, dat fon, B2,: 2,28, FDA, BiB, 8,44, e One (0, 99,388. wie? ‘of £500 each, uated July'is, 1890" New, 2, 418, 20,901, ‘One of £200, dated dnquet 11, 1869, No. 29,713. One of £100, dated September 10, 1812, ‘No. 68,698, Four of 250 aot, dated Deoernber '% 1863, Nos. 26,518, 16, 5, a, st, 13,163. 7 "E30 bach, dated December 8, 1869, Nos. 99,355, ‘One of pares October 6, 1889, No. 60,634. Payment of ihe above notes has been stopped at the Bank of England, but a reward will be paid by the undersigned for ths return of the whole or any part thereo!. HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, 64 and 56 South street. OST—A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING ABOUT 4 at the matinee on Satu » FOUR O. r will be auliably rewarded ime with J. WILLTTEMORE, 69 Worth street, by le: up stalra ing th OST-ON SATURDAY, A SMALL POCKETBOOK, containing money and papers. Tho finder will be re- warded by returning it to A, RUSMRILL & CU., 278 Broad- way. OST—ON THURSDAY, STH INST. A GOLD EAR- ‘A reward will be given if left at 280 East Twenty- or 7:7 Broadway. OST_ON FRIDAY EVENING, EITHER IN DEPOT ‘at Elizabeth or on the 5:69 train, a brown silk Umbrella, with ellver handle. The tinder will be gultably rewarded om Jeaving tt at the office of 7. C. JUNG & SON, 68 Broadway. Tr OR STOLEN—A PACKAGE, CONTAINING $97 60 4n bills and check for $488. By feturning the check to the drawer, or the trm to whom It was made payaole, the party can retain the bills ana no 10 questions aske OST OR STOLEN—THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 9, on Sixth avenue or Broadway, a large and small Dia- mond Breastpla, atiached, $300 will be. ald, and no ques. Hons asked,” Adarens ',, box 17? Herald Uptown ‘Branch ofilee, 1,246 Broadway. OST—LADYS FUR COLLAR (BAY SABLE) SOME Where between Elghth and Sixteenth atreets, Sixth ave- nue and Broadway. Liberal reward will be given to finder upon leaving it at 48 Clinton place, Eighth street, ON AUERAY, MARCH 7, FOUND, ON THE 2:35 TRAIN from Trentén, H, J.,aleainer walle; “The owner ma e ane by proving property and paying cost of g, by calling én 3. hte BRUNE, Pine street, HE PERSON WHO LOST A POCKETBOOK ON SIDE- walk in Canal sjreet on the 18th inst. will get it by call- pas Mocresey’s firm, Eleventh street and Broadway, to r. Scoileld, YELLOW-HAIRED $2 & REWARD. LOST, A ‘SMALL he errier Slut; owner's name on collar. Apply ae its Weat ‘Thiriy-fourth street. 5 REWARD.—LOST, BUNDAY NIGHT, A WHITE Spitz Return to 262 Seventh avenue, between ‘wenty-1 Matatis aka Thirtteth stcecte, REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, BD ight brown Scotch ‘Terrier ; anawers to the name of psy. The above reward will be given oa returning {to 15 East Porty-thita street. $5 BEWARD.-Lost, ON TUESDAY, TTT, A SCOTCH De) Terrier, ears and’ tail cht; answers to the name of Billy. Corner Court and Warren streets. The above reward will be paid aad no questions asked, 20 REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, FEB. a white Spitz Dog.” Whoever returns him to BORH- ER & HEMtWwEck, at 8 above reward. 5() WILL BE PAID, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, OU ifthe two Valises taken from room 115 Be mont Hotel, with ali their contents, be returned to 66 Front atrect, nck ‘oflice. 500 BEWARD.—FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL +) be given for the return to the owner of the Seusiy and other valuables taken from No. 17 West Twenty-fira street, on Thursday evening, 9h instant. Many of the arti- cles are prized more for their association than for their in- trinsic vaiue. eventh avenue, will receive the LIBERAL -ARD WILL BE GIVEN AND NO questions asked for the return of any portion of the Jewelry taken from 857 Lexmgton avenue, on the evening of Sunday, Feb, 26. Address J. B, C,, 867 Lexington avenue. } EWARD.-A REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO questions asked for the return of the Breastpin and other articles taken froma house in West Twenty-serenth street on Friday evening, the 10th inst, espectally for the Pin as it is a family relic. INSTRUCTION | T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 9 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite, Cooper Institute—Boorkeeping, Writing, Ar-hemetic, Shorthaad, English, German, French, Spanish. wate leskons day and evening, Ladies! department. Telography practically taucht ATE TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 188 ROW. Day und evening. Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Bhortiata, English Branches, German, French and Spantal lassica, islocution, Mather » dc, Telegraphy by an ex- pen Ladie! T 62 BOWERY—PAINE’S COLLEGE—BOOKKEEP AA. ing, Arithmetic, higher Mathematics, toga ty taught privately: foreigners taught the range by Auneri- can teachers. 24 writing lessons, Bio), Laden department day and evening. department, MIDDLE-AGED MARRIED LADY IN JERSEY CITY ould like £9 take French lessons in e ccphanen for English non, Address M. N.S. id offi eG A YOUNG ‘LADY OF TALENT, WHO HAS HAD considerable experience “a the he, penteaslan, desires to continue her studies for the st first class eloce- ianists uowe but Loose who-can famien tbe highest reference need answer, Address Heral YOUNG LADY WISHES INSTRUCTION—AT HER own house, in some branches of an English education, from w'ulddle aged indy. “Address B. M., cu SHEET. FOR SALE. nnnnnnnnainnmenmnacnee A. YOU, CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTIBEMENT IN- g erted in the NEW YORK HERALD, and, if up town, Save time and ext: ngs by Leaving i at the HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, i Laks. Broadway, “three. doors: shove ‘Thirty-firat atreet. This ts our oly, authoriest uptown branch, and advartinementy are received Open from 8 A, M. ‘M. every day in t A. —T0 BE SOLD, A SMALL TEA AND GROCERY + Store, with or without stock. Apply at new No. 234 York sitet, Brooklyn, (A. TIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE, WITH four years’ Lease from next May (at a nominat rent) Tor unio.’ Apply to WATERLOW & CO. #0 sixth aranie, or on th er Bixth aveniie and Fitty-third m LIQUOR STORE ON THE DISTILLERY PLAN— A. Siook, Fixtures and Lease, for anie, dol i & good. bus ness; will be sola cheap, 314 West Forty-t FIRST CLASS GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE— Situated in Bayonne City. N. J, f Ling. ‘on or address J. H. BROW 6: ity, Liudaon county, N. J "DRUG STORE, NEAR NEW YORK CIrv, IN JER. soy, elegantly fitted Ups BIB to #30 8 day; walt atock rico SO Oe ait down. ‘For further particulars address JERSEY, Herald office. A L Or UNIT it office rates. ‘3 “LEASE, FIXTURES AND tion on Broadway, for sale now, on account of other bual- ness, Inquire 10 the cigar store 68 Broadway, near Fourth street, WELL ESTABLISHED PAYING DRUG STORE, ox leading avenue; stead: , Mroaeription trade; growing neighborhood ; cheap for cash, ‘918 Bighth avenne, Bakeries, Geatectiouery, Restaurants, 0; Bilifard Saloons, Corner Liquor Stores, Hotel id bacco Stores, Wholesale and Ketall Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods anit shirt Stores, Shoe Stores, Liv. Wi er; Unde: Paka Haines, Biakerion to tet CHILLS Store Agency, 77 Cedar treet. A —FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS WHOLESALE AND retall Confectionery und Ice Cream saloon, magnit- arrangod throughout, with ail the machinery apper- taining to carry on a ‘rst case business; lease of store for two years from May next. Particulars on the premiaet ‘Third avenue, and with JOHN A. DUNN & CO., 988 Bowery. FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR ale, Address LIQUORS, bor 228 Herald oflice, A. $100 WILL BUY THIS DAY AN ELEG: NTLY fitted up down town Dining Saloon Restaurant; rent id; pertect sacrifice; good business location. PBELL & CO., 850 Bowery. gooD Y. RETAIL HARDWARE AND HOUSE- furolabing Store for salh; satisfactory reason given for selling. Address ‘M. J. box 180'Herald Uptown Branch office, A —FOR SALE CHEAP, THE BEST CORNER SAMPLE «Room down town, wlth long lease and cheap rent, Ap- Col rtlandt street. JOB PRINTER'S STOCK FOR VERY SMALL OF- fice wanted: also a ood | wood engraver togo South. Address, with particulars, ©., care Shanley & Lynch, 39 ‘Vesey street. WELL ESTABLISHED AND NEATLY FITTED UP Restaurant ‘and Dining Salou: stock, Fixtures and Furniture complete, good business: splendid location; cheap ; abargain. Apply to CAMIBIE CO., 850 Lowery. A LIQUOR STORE ON THE DISTILLERY PLAN— Biock, Fixtures and Lease for sale, doing » good busi ness; will be sold cheap. Apply at 814 West Forty-(rat street AKERY FOR SA) WITH LEASE—EXCELLENT location; aang. Eo business. Address OWNER, box ‘13 Herald Uptown Branch office, (DARRIAGE | FACTORY | GALE lease—with large Repository ; city; suitable for any light manu ‘Turning Boalt ply corner Broadway LOW—OR WOULD food location; near the arte Na, DURY! Evo ‘Broadway. DINING SALOON AND BAR, SITUATED ON ONE of the best corners on Broadway, cheap for cash. 213 Broad RUG STORE IN BROOKLYN, HANDSOMELY FIT- ted up, well stocked, doing ‘g00d und Improving busi. ness; a bargal in, itmust Be sold. Address, appointing in- terview, J. W., Herald Branch oftice, Brookly [PUG STORE FOR SALE SITUATED IN THE MosT popular summer resort in America; established over ifteen years; good op factory reasous for se box $84 Post office, 5 RUG STORE FOR SALE--CORNER STAND, ON principal street; good tamily trade. Remarkable chance for ® young man or physician. Cheap for cash. 225 Wash- ington street, Hoboken, N. J. [PUG STOREN FOR SALE—ON A LEADING THO, Foughrare; doing & food business; well stocked and nicely titted: cheap rent; soda weter sal mer; price $2,200. ‘Address A. D. F., ‘Herald 3 ‘Stioe. ID". STORE—ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS, three years’ lease; low rent. Apply to KEATING, 203 Varick street. Fs, 8 SALE—AS A rpon. TABD OF, FACTORY. Now ‘a good cash business, ‘and 883 East Sixtieth atreet. pos at 438 East Twent; ss street. 4. DUFFY & SON. {OR SALE_OLD ESTABLISED DRESSMAKING AND Pattern business, suitable for a photograph gallery. 287 Grand atreet, corner Bowery. R SALE—-A WELL FITTED UP CIGAR STORE, doing an excellent retail business. Inquire at 273 Court atreel, Brooklyn, between Butler and Dougiass street \OR SALE CHEAP—A HERRING’S CHILLED IRON Safe, double acts of doors, paent locks bankers and jewellers. Apply to H. JOSEPHI, street, ap FS SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF the old established Boot and Shoe Store 2s Third ave- nue. Apply to JAMES CHAMBERS, 37 FOR SALE A FINE GROCERY STORE, WITH HORSE fund wagon; nike French plate glass’ windows; good location for business. Apply at 5il Atlantic street, second house from Powers street, Brooklyn. te man; satis “paris! for an ene! HARMAUISTS, ‘Addreus at once a Springs, N. Y. sum- Warren street. (OR SALE—A FINE GROCERY AND WINE STORE, * “in best avenue and location in the city, with good Lense; well established and good tr Adsresn 8. & C., Harlem Post otlice. OR SALE—A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A rst class medical doctor, not far from New York; no money required. Address D, D, D., Herald oft OR SALE—A BUTTER STORE, NOW DOING A GOOD business, No. 123 Ninth avenue, New York. GOR SALE—THE OLD ESTARLISHED MEN'S FUR- nishing Store 176 Bowery ; stock low and clean. Apply atthe ore for particulars i a Bocrofe well established Cigar tore, In the best loca: (jp A EIT Reet kites and square. OADLEY'S PORTABLE aTEAM En Bend for a ctreular, HOAD “46 Cortlandt and i, % anda Patesr: PAPER BAG MACHINES FOR SALE; ALSO State rights.—A small boy can ran 1.h0an hour, Cam be soon on exbibition at #48 Pearl stroct, New York, LORTON & DAVISON, GEeonp HAND MACH For sale cheap. ‘One lal Cup: One Grave, te Hf 10 ton Core Oven and Fixtures, Gnesetuch MoKenzie Blower. ‘Three Duntels’ Planers Two Stover's Combination Planers, Apply to 4 Oven and Fixtures, B.D, STOVE! nt treet, MACHINES OF CHAMBERS: Herald oftice ANTED—FOLDING make, for book work. Address J. 0. HL HOUSES, ROOMS, & YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVE terted ia the NEW YORK HERALD, and, ing ital 7, bt three doors above authorized uptowa mente are. foosived st ofloe Tatea, Open trom8 A.M. Ul 8 P.M, every day mtheyear PRIL 1,.—NINTRH WARD.--WANTED, FOOR ROOMS, : as, water and bath; fortwo-adults; 4 WANTED, E. A. gave time and extra expens 36 Broad ia is our on! BRANCH OFFIC De ROOM, WITH USE OF DESK, WANTED—Ni Bees cyaat eter’ rent must be reasonabie. Aadress box oft = = —_—— iat of wite and two daughters, and 1 Completely furnished House 10 the ad partof the city or within easy access of the city; = dere will be taken; best references ; ret ba ding to exceed %1,200 per aunum. Address, giving full pe: ny DOM 924 Lierald olfice. " jh particulars penard street. FoUse WARTED.—A MEDIUM SIZED HOUBE, ix ‘good neighborhood; must be weat of Third avenue. ‘son wishing a responsible ae very small § Will please adaress W. 8., oullce, FAOUBES,, WANTED. TO, RENT, yee Hor rent can find tenan r aending orders to WILLL TUSkEm a PARR OOMS WANTED—UNFURFISHED, IN A RESPBOT- ith conveniences tor able locality (five upper rooms), wit houekeeping, by an American rk Of four persons small ‘Addreas, with Be box Bas Post oftice. Good references. ANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY, THE LOWER part of a private House, containing all modern improve: ments; location not above Thirtieth street pire Se Address J. B., care of Wm. Bachse, ANTED—IST APRIL OR 1ST MAY, BY A bear family, a Firat Floor of 4 or 5 rooms; rent not 6850 per annum. Address O. U., Herald office. ANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A SMALL furnished Room, without board; location ton avenue, between Flruieth ‘aad Fifty-soventh airects dress'L. H., Herald office. ANTED—A FLAT OR A PART OF HOUSE FOR keeping house, in good locality, by ntieman and wife. Name terms and address F, Ht L., box 8.604 Post office. ANTED BY A SMALL GENTERL | FAMILY, A moderate sized House, in location; rent 81,200 to 1,400; or would take the lower part. Any on careful and responsibi mants, please address W. 185 Mulberry atreet, rand. W4XTED—A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, IN CON- nection with a Bedroom, for a singing teacher; loca- tlon between Twelfth and Twentieth streets and Broadway and Second avenue. Address M. D., 145 Fifteenth street, ae THE SUMMER MONTHS, AT A MODE- rate rent, a small furnished House, w rithin 40 40 minutes of N New w York, Address G. E. Ss box 6,846 Post office. ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT OHIL- dren, a mall trea handsomely furnished or unfur- nished, between, Fourth and Sixth avenues and Fourteenth with full particulars, ‘and Thirty-fourth streets. laden NO. CHILDREN, Herald office. SIX ROOM! vate house; rent 4 ‘ANTED—FROM 187 APRIL OR MAY, for a faully of four adults, iu 8 to exceed G40 per month. Address P. ‘Ber Herald often. ANTED aro BY A SMALL AMBRICAN ‘amily, « sult of tour or five Rooms, in « good Lecality 3 aat ft Bs, Bs be soos Address, giving full particulars, ANTED-APARTMENTS IN THE VICINITY OF Nineteenth and Thirty-fourth streets, Adareas ¥, A, R., bor 1,860 Post off ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A SMALL HOUSE, containing seven or eight rooms, with gas and water, located between Tenth Fifuieth streets, and First and Sixth avenues; rent not to exceed 81,200. terms, G. B.. 91 St. Mark's piace. Bork dea red ASMALL FAMILY OF FOUR, UNFUR- nished Apartments in a first class nouse of not less than socation between Second and Fourth streets and Broadway: rent not to exceed L 8, 886 Kast Seveutcenth street, rent mi six rooms; between First aven 'ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ‘a nice Second Floor, saturaished, with room for ser- location desired in neighborhood of Broadway and jcenth street, If possible; Seon stage OF car route. Fume oar thls pofat and not loo far up town. Address A. 8, 0. 7 Bast Eighteenth stree W4yrep-« SMALL, siaB0 MODERN IMPROVED House, on west side of town, Ww Address J. F. K., 387 Hudso New Yorks eer Ween HOUSE, | BETWEEN FOORTH AND ‘Twentieth streets, Third and Sixth avenues; rent not over $3, Principals will please address G. NAGLE, 48 Tatvernty place, Ware BYA AVERY SMALL FAMILY, BY THE 18ST ‘of April or May, part of a private House, containt gas age ad a ‘New York, York or sie Rone must be moderat ferences exchanged, adress, fall particulars, E. W., Herald oflee. ve WANTED To RENT_FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, a furnished country Restdence, with stable, on the New Haven Rafiroad, between Portchester and Norwalk. éineee™ stating terms, &c., J. M., box York Post office. RIOR, SALE-OR TRADE FOR A HORSE AND Wagon, & good Layer Beer and Laquor Store in the Eighth ward, ‘apply at 14 Chariton street. OR SALE—CIGAR STORE AND BAR ROOM, WITH atbree years’ Lease, or the ‘and Fixtures, In- quire on the premises, 136 Fulto JR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CANDY AND TOY STORE, Jo the best location of Williamsburg; reason for selli gut, family aGairs. Apply at the place, 816 Grand street, Brooklyn, OF BALE—A SODA WATER MACHINE AND FIX- tures ; also Store Fixtures for sale cheap on account ot Temoval. Inquire at No, 6 Fulton or 70 Fulton strect, in the store. POR SALE; LARGE SHOW CASES, SUITABLE FOR silver or plated ware or aoe whieh it fs desirable to keep from dust, Inguire at 49 John street, second oor. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS TEA AND GROCERY Store, doing a good cath trade: established nine years, ‘with three years’ Lease; good reason given for selling. Call at 274 Ninh wver avenue, POR, SALE FOR ABOUT €400, AN ESTABLISHED business of thirty years’ standing. None but parties of Texpectability need appiy. » box 4,827 Post ollice, JOR SALE-A FIRST OLAS® RESTAURANT AND Oyster Saloon; to be sold on account of the Wastep TO RENT—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, INA Pleasant and easily accessible location, on Long fstand, for the Peat furnished preferred; rent moderate. idreas ee, ANTED TO RENT—BY A RESPONSIBLE, PARTY, direct from owner, inthe Nidth or Sixteenth ward, a Dwelling suitable for two or three small families; would'be willing to act aw azent for adjotning property, collect renta, pest references furnished. Address KELLOGG, bor Pry jiterala office. Vv ‘ANTED TO RENT ON STATEN ISLAND,—OWNERS lestring to et are selicited to end descriptions to W OLLINS, #8 Pine, street, WArrenato t RENT, A THRER STORY HIGH STOOP k House, unfurnished, between Second und Fourth avenues and Fourteenth and Twenty-‘ourth streets. for two days, stating rent, LOUIS CARLTON, Wart —A SMALL HOUSE, OR | OR PART OF ORDI- narv House, between Fifteenth and Twenty-fifth streets, west of Sixth avenue. Address T. J. E., $33 GgooD LITHOGRAPHIO DESIGNER, | “OR ONE ONE skilled in pen and ink drawings, will find steady em Ployment by addressing, naming wages, E., box 33 Merald olice. YOUNG MAN, AGED 18 YEARS, DESIRES A gee je. owner. Corner of Twenty-third street and First avenue. ation in a first class barber shop to learn the Sizth avenue§ | Call for three d i plyto C. BAEC! Hi LADY GIVES LESSONS, DAY OR EVENING, IN Foe, £44 FIRST CLASS WA AKER (AMERICAN) 18 IN lowers, Goods Bustuess, tn an lansroving avenaes parties of | JA. want of atituation; no objection vo the country English branches, Drawing, Fainting, Wax Flow fall or address TEA\ Photograph Patoting, Porcelain. 156 Sixth avenue. BUBNER ve WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, LREAR’S Commercial College, 875 Broadway, corner Kighteenth atrect, fs oven day and evening to prepare gentlemen, ladies and boys practically for business. Lauies Tecelve special attention. Stiffness, cramping and trembling Femoved {row the worat hand, Two private desks vacant, ARENCH IN SIXTY LESSONS, 85 PER MONTH; ‘Conversation ; puoils visited : grammar superseded ; dic- tionary needless. brotessor JUSEPH J. GRIERRE, 47 Weat ‘Twenty-fourth 2355-6 RIVATE INSTRUCTION IS GIVEN IN ENGLISH Branches, bookkeeping, Commercial Calculations, W: ing, Mathematics, c., by a gentleman of large exper Seatnig, “Terms roaionable, “Address M fitraid‘oniee. W ED—FOR PARTIAL WORK IN A BOY'S BOARD- W An, ing school, a teacher of French and German ; an Epis- copaltan. preverred, Address SCHOLA, box 689 Rochester Post office, N. ¥. Sealed proposnis will be received at thie offee unt Thurs- day iS : a ches Ee for the es ght Atl iriy days from ike signing 0 tract, of blocks of the old pier “ oe oe Pony inte atreets Novia rirer, 60 as to leat pth of 18 feet at low water. The Dey srimentt reserron the right to reject any or all bids, order of oar - J. GRENVILLE KANE, Secretary. FINE. ARTS. Z “SMALL COLLECTION OF OLD OIL PAINTINGS AT private rale. Can be seen between the hours of 11 A. Sabina treet 4P. hen on the 14th and 16th inat., ‘West Twen- ©. FABRONIUS, ARTIST, CAN BE ADDRESSED could double the trade; lease two yeurs from Ma} ener; 5,000; rent $1,200. year, Address Stock and Fixtur LONDO. OR SALE—TWO VALUABLE PATENTS; OVER 75,000 worth already sold; the balance to be exchanged for cash, good real estate or good horses. Call on or address eo rae 8 at French's Hotel, room 16, from 8 A. M. till 9 Fo SALE—FIXTURES, ENTIRE, WITH DRAWERS, marble Counters, bted ered &c., suitable for confec- tonery or drag store a4 at apy price if taken way at once, Apply at drug store S00 Eighth avenue OR SALE—A BAR AND DINING SALOON, DOIN good business; sold in consequence of illness of ore etor. © Call at 27 Sullivan street, OR SALE—FIVEMYEARS’ LEASE OF PROMINENT corner Restaurant, with bar and et dasement, down wire cheap. Apply to GEO. P. MERWIN, 149 Duane atree OR SALE—BOARDING HOUSE, FURNISHED WITH frst class furniture and filled with boarders. Apply at & Clinton place. (OR BALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED JOB PRINTING Office, having a good commercial trade, embracing some of the largest wholevale houses. Declining health the sole cause forsale, lerms moderate. Address for three days H. M., Herald office, R SALE CREAP—A LIQUOR STORE; WOULD DO well with iager beer; a good chance for aman with a small capital. Inquire at 491 Washington street, ERY STORE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN—WITH we and Fixtures, in a good business location, doing acash trade, Satisfactory reason given for selling.’ Apply In store 188 Gold street, or in store corner Columbia and Union streota, South Brooklyn. Si GAR, SODA WATER AND PATENT MEDICINE Btore for sale. Inquire on premises, No. 48 West street, at low. Teterence given. Address, stating terms, &c. MAKER, box 108 Uptown Branch Herald office. FIRST CLASS CUTTER DESIRES AN ENGAGE- ment in a city or large town:, can, give satisfactory re- ference as to ability, &c. Address F. H. HE, No. & Varick at., for two days, YOUNG MAN, WITH | SEVEN YEARS EXPE. rience in the merchant tailor business, as cuter and pat gaicaman, Ina town’ near New York, desires a sitnation in the same capacity; best references. ‘Address L. iB. bor 130 Herald Uptown Branch office. CUTTER WANTED-IN A CUSTOM TAILORING cotablshment in Fosesa, Sew York. ‘One who. ry class and can satisfy as to al ay at 80 and 82 White street, at no ‘Doon to-day CHaenday’ only RITANNIA ER.—ALSO A TURNER WANTED. J. A. a Fr. DUNWORTEE silver plated ware manufac- turers, #7 to 108 East Houston at., New York. AVANNER— WANTED. & FIRST CLASS JAPANNER, ) steady work guaranteed. Apply after 9 o'clock at 87 ey To prER WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUA tion fn a dye house; ef; ght years! Sxperiance at the of ayetuy und scouring, Address GEORGE YOUNG, Herald oftice. pO _TAILO: FIRST CUTTER, ‘T° who bes been fa business fox ce himaelf unary Ehisesoeee, {a domtrous of taking a position as auch and general salesman: has a good cash caah rate ‘on hand ; will il make arran smail salary and commission, ens, Broadway. WANTED SA SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS CUTTER; can influence some business. Address M, C., box 221 Herald of ice. ANTLD—A MAN TO REPAIR SECOND HAND FUR; niture, that can work reasonable wages, at 205 Hudaon st. Warns 8 SKILFUL GLUE MAKER, WELL with all branches of the ae, | to actas foreman.’ Apply to LEONARD & ELbIS, 107 West at. Upon businrss 16 ast Tweaty-ird street, New York Ra FOR BALE. —A YOT OF NI NEW AND SECOND ar 8; must be sold bef ore ay es Fe ane BORSA dk DEVOE, 75 Malden lane. ws eae ESE EATS Qustom curren. az; JARMAN, Clothiers, SEL? Sone! Clan "ubUCED At TRE ney | (TO TAMOME: Anrinen Ssbaa Soot Wil Bae Saas 4 an atham sirect sel jar - dealers cad find it to thelr mdvantage to ouihioe us betere Sted sacra sis lately ;regt very low for location, “Inq a Any suena ry egies RER, ON fe fan ithe dress J. ¥. LOTE & JANES, AGB PAINTE! Qinidncra Veittere and Blank Book Manufacturera, 90. | MACHINERY. WANTEDIA FIRST, (CLASS CARRIAGE, Cinen work jie ine aeoNetedlbaonsaa htetrecramnitbe open ~XOU, CAN HAVE YOUR, ADVERTISEMENT TN- | and work by tece ; rat eines carriage iron for at . STRO} YY. j Al cede Cit mo bearing tN at the the HI RAL ; abe okey ea pay orate EATER K.DEYO, No. Bi ¢ and extra expense MA oe loyment an pay. ) FACT.PROFESSOR nes BEST ON EARTH, Fairy Ora ‘cree. ie eae ame ronaea above | Becks A 0. s EARTH, y Ore sour only authored “upiowa CAUSEOUED 90 tells the mind at first sight. Congult himand have no | branch, id advertisements are received at ice rates. TANTED—A GOOD po A isappo!ntment jn marriage SYyusiueee Bi ubisa avenue, | Open from 8 AM. vil’ P.M. every Gay in the year Wining tanks GRAB & HARLIN, 8 John st Bear — MES’ IRON WORKS.—PORTARLE STEAM BN- | ({7ANTED—A MAN CAPABLE OF SUPERINTENDIN| ‘ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, nes, Hotating Eugines, Blatiooary Engines and Bor. | VW ‘the manufacture of varolsh, Address Fetined reveals your waole life, oo the cradie to the grave. bir iveed Saw Mills. Betore Kore dectilvg it will ‘to call Herald oi oillee. 42 Cana: street, near Hudson. Fee, $1. “DWARD P, HAMPSON, 88 Cor! street, ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLATR- ‘voyant, tells past, prevent aud futuro; shows likeness DE husbands, conndental letters written, in Went Forty: Sree street, Broadway and Raventh avenue. WR! BALE CRESPO 25 Bypas tours hed order. For pai Miguiny UkYMOUR b Go-Ad beekman tires, New York Ty ANTED—A MAN, COMPETENT TO TAKE CHARGE W “sta rework manufactory, who would be willing to to the Went anowieige of minx ingredients Oot es 1 ay emyloyment. Address, WORKS. bar ful Herald oflee.