The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL # Fook os A Strong Stock Market and . Jligher Prices. GOLD FIRM AT 116 1-8 A 116 1-4. eras ed Monev on Call Steadv at 3 and 4 Per Cent. — WALL STREET, } Satunpay, March 27—6 P, M. Stocks to-day were active. In some instances considerable excitement attended the transac- tions. A sharp movement- was observable in securities that have been heretofore neglected. Higher prices were established than nave been known for many months. The prevalent feeling is decidedly iavorable to a firmer market, al- though reactions are expected, and purchases May possibly be made at lower than present gures. It will be ovserved that some of the Jower priced securities have advanced, and that considerable changes have occurred in those that Mave beretolore heen dormant. ADVANCE AND DECLINE, Compared with closing priceson Thursday the sollowing Changes occurred at the close to night :— Apvance—Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, ‘x3 Ene, 3 3-7; Hannibal, and St. Joseph, 434; Harlem, 3 Lake snore, 3; Northwestern common, % 3 Ohio and Mississippi, 3,; Pacific Mail, \%; Kock island, %; St. Paul common, 1%; Wabash, 1; Vnion Pacific, 33;; Western Union, 4; Atlantic ana Pacitic Telegraph, 1; Northwestern preferred, 13 gcoid, 4. KCLINE—New York Central and Hudson, {5 Delaware and Lackawanna, '4. THE SALES to-day amounted to the large sum of 443,000 shares, which are distributed as follows:—New York Cen- traland Hudson, 2,600; Erte, 123,650; Lake Shore, 2,720; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 420; Northwest- ern, 20,400; do. preferred, 1,100; Rock Island, 8,800; Pacific Mall, 93,600; St. Paul, 9,700; do. pre- ferrea, 2,200; Ohios, 6,700; Western Union, 22,500; Wabash, 9,750; Union Pacific, 93,800; ©., C. and I. ., 200; Panama, 200. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The jollowing table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest. Lowest. New York Central. 101 101 201 Erie... 32 Bay Lake Shore. Als TAs Wavash 13iy 14% Northwestern. . 46'5 Northwestern pret. 59% Rock Island,..,......... 106% 106% Pittsburg... 91 Milwaukee and St. Paul, 37% Mii. and St. Paul pret... Ohio and Mississippi. 28 New Jersey Central aL Del., Lack and Western, il Union Pacitic C.. C, & LC. Western Unio) il Atlantic and P 23% 24 Pacilic Mati 44 45% Panama.... 5 16 115 THE MONEY MARKET to-day ranged from 3 to 4 per cent on call loans, and the supply of capital was abundant. Commer- cial paper is quoted at recent prices. Foreign exchange was heavy, actual business being done at 4.80% @4.S) lor bankers’ sixty day sterling and 4.84 @ 4.85 for demand; Reichmarks, 9334 a 94; @ables, 943, ; prime Paris, 5.20 a 5.1734. THE GOLD MARKET, This opened &t 116', and advanced to 116's, most of the salcs of tne day being made at the last and closing figure. The rates paid for borrowing were 3-64, 1-32 a 1-64 per diem, and 4 and 2 percent for carrying. Loans were also made flat and at 2 per cent Jor carrying. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. $1,385,975 Currency baiances. 1,7: ‘ Gross clearances. ++ 62,282,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchange Currency balances. Gold exchanges. Gold balances. 1B STATEMENT, + $419, 435 + 17,945 27,61 GOVERNMENT BONDS, These closea strong at the following quotations :— United States currency sixes, 11934 a 119!43 do. @o., 1881, registered, 11934 a 1204; do. do., do., coupon, 12144 a 1 3 do, five-twenties, 1862, regis- tered, 117'3 811814; do. do., do., coupon, 117% a 118%; do. do., 1864, registered, 118 a 11814; do. ao., do., coupon, 11834 @ 1185; do. do., 1865, regis- | tered, 1190's a 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 1205, a 120% ; do. do, do., new, registered, 1194; @ 119% 5 do. do, do., dv., coupon, 119% @ 119%%; do, do., 1867, registerea, 120% a 12014; do, do., do., coupon, 120% a 12034 ; do. ao., 1868, registered, 1204; 2 120!43 Go. do., d0., coupon, 1203, @ 12034; do., ten-lorties, registered, 1144 #.1143,; do. do, coupon, 115 a 1164; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 1154 a 115%; do, do.,do., coupon, 11535 a 115%. THE BANK STATEMENT, The bank statement shows a gain in total re. serve of $781,700 and in surplus of $1,705,400, The following is a comparison of the averages of the past two week: March + $28 20. March 2%, Differences, Loans. 800 Dec $4,305,300 Specie Legal 232,300 Deposits... 218,419,300 214,724, 5 8,694,800 Circulation,. 22,231,900 21,534,800 Lec. 697,100 The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities :— March 20, March 21, Differences, | Specte...... $7,268,800 $8,282,800 Inc, $1,014,000 Legal tend’s 62,151,800 51,899,400 Dec,” 232,300 Tot. reserve $59,400,600 Reserve re- juired ag’s leposits... Exe’ of re- serve ab’y Jegal_—re- quirements $4,796,775 $6,501,175 Inc. $1,705,400 THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices give the following late figures :— Consols for money 92% a 93; for the account, 92% ; United states ten-forties, 102%; Erie, 27 “a 27%" From Paris--Rentes, 64f. RAILROAD BONDS ‘were firm and active. Chicago and Northwestern Coupon, gold, sold at 83\{ 043%. Union Pacific sinking funds ranged from 90% to 91i;; do, firsts, at 967; a 97; land grants at 10014 a 101. Cen- tral Pacifics at 98), Morris and Essex firsts, 111%. Harlem registered firsts brought 111, Wa- bash second at 58, St. Louis and Iron Mountain atse C0. andl. © first, 5143. Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago first, 109%. New York Cen- tral sixes Of 1855 a: 101. Hannibal and St. Joseph eights, convertibie, at 2a 821%, Erie fourth at $60,182,300 Dec, $781,700 54,604,825 $3,681,125 9h. Milwaukee and St. Paul first, consolidated, | Chicago and Alton first at 108!4, | 3 Bt 74% a The, Rock Island and Pacific sevens at 107%. STATE BONDS were dull and unimport: We note sales of old Tennessee sixes at 48, ex coupon; do., new series, | at 47, Old North Carolina sixes, January and July, at20. New York State bounty loan at 100% sevens, Dounty, 106%. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES nes SaTurpay, March 27, 1875, ALL—I0 A, M. + 46% BEFORE 300 shs Chi & NW 2200 100 do 1400 do. 400 LS & MSR 300 a0... 300 do loo Un F n 16% 76% 10H “ . 4400 ahs West U Tel... ao... oe do... do. Cy SEEESE g8F B85 do, | do, 1000 NYS bivr. WW Ca RIAP, 2000 NJ C Ist cor 5000 do. 11000 Mt 4000 15000 C & NW e 900) do. 1000 Erie 4th in... 1000 do. 5000 do. 1000 G, GC | lovo Buf & | Tow Un Pac | 10000 ac 1000 NY Cen 6000 Det, 9 10 shs Ain 25 1000 NY $0) Erie RR. 1900 10) 100 700 $25000 US 5-20, ¢,'65 n.. 3000 i 80000 US 5-20, r,'65.be ¢ 10000 NO 6's,0,0 & J.be 4000 NY 87's, b Le 2000 Chic & Alt ist. % & St P Ist, con 2000 Morris & Es Ist.. 200) H & StJo 8's, con at. 's, "83. 3000 Un Pac 7's, Lg 290 Amer #xpress. do.. CAHRK nga se — eet 52 119% BUD, ‘700 Mi) 100 00 a 10) Mil & ao. 199 do. do. 400 do. 200 Ohi & KR 150 do. 70 ao. 200 do. 20 Han & 6 700 8 lw & MR 400 Ohne 100 do. 100 20 4 200 At & Pac pf. &SPRR Bee pe... 400 Tol & Wab KR. 200 10:15 AND 11:30 A, M. $10000 U 5 5-20, ©, '67. 10000 U8 5's, 10-40, ¢, 25000 US 5's, 10-40, r.be 11434 12035 11535 FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, MM, $10000 Tenn 6's, 0, x... 48 ‘5000 Tenn 6's, n8..... 47. 1000 Brooklyn 6's, w 1 1023 be i } $5000 U 85-20, © °65...0 120% "2000 ely i. & Weds... 108i 500 Un § | 50 do BO de goo do. 92 5000 Har Ist, 7s, 1yy shs Con. Coal. 10 At & Pac Tet 6.0 Weat Un ‘el 800 do 00 700 Pacific M 5\ ao... ao. 700 do. 190 LS ry | 100. | 20 Pittsbur; | $00 ML aes , luo | 100 | 400 | | $6000 N YS7 duo Up racs 5000 do. 1u00 Tol & Wab 24 10 shs D & 11 Cal 1.0 Con Coa 400 West 0 Tel | 10 | 100 100 30 do. do 100 Quick 900 Went U q Oy s0 00 Quicksilver Min. 400 shs Erie Railway. luo do. +. . 080 200 Chia NW RR pt.b c 10 Mich Cen RR. 3.0 Union bou do. 1000 Chi 100 200 Mil Oo 400, di 100 M&stP R péb © bid 100 do. 200 1000 do. ao. 10 Chi & Aiton BR: 20) Han & StJo RRbe an do. 100 do 100 H&StJo RR pr. 100 Pac RK of Mo...be ry 200 ‘ r 600 NJ South RR..b co 200 Ati & Pac pi 1200 400 70 300 quo 3700 do 100 Chi ART RR, 500 do ain Tot & Wi 200 To! RR. 900 do.. 300 Chi &N a 100 Chi & 200 Del, L & W. 100 Ata Vac vf. 500 Ohio & M RR. 200 do. 100 Ban & StJo “10 Cleve leve & P gtd. MOS MO. ves si aRT RR D 4& SUP KR. .-be 0. NWRRp! be 333 300 Tol & WabkR..b e 4 300 do. RR. RR. be ry © SECOND BOARD—1 P, M, bd 7% | 74h 500 Wy 500 do ME oo 100N Yc AH RRR, ll RR. . 4 Guicksiiver. Ati & Pac Tel. Adaws Ks... Seat sesseees 200 shs Erie i 5300, do. 20u Clev & PR do. 100 NJ South RR. 100 Atl & Pac pf..be b3 We, C & 1 CBR... be 2T03P, 800 she Un Pac RR. di 400 do, 400 Ohio & Miss 1000 do. 50 a 200 do 200 Del, L&W ed Tol rt do. do. ; do... do. ao. do ao. GO... RR of 200 N J South RE. 10) M & St P RR pf RR. 200 &St JoRR “bid Rit. ‘& Wab FR, CLOSING PRICES—3 P. M, io 3a Ey io Mil & SUP pf, 0 ale sfledled ian A ti) oT Oa BG a ae shy 5) 5 Weatsnrs a ni $6 2 | YOUNG LADY OF CULTURE ‘ay SuVE | re Amer Ex...... 8% a (4 Han & 8tJo pf. 3644 a 37: Us Express, “os 8 6134 bake eh ia og Wells-Fargo Ex 8735 a 88. & Mar..°°130'9 a 181 Chi & Alton... 10159 a 1 100% a 101 Clev & Pitts... 913) MN ue Ch aN Wo a6 aw 27% 0 28 Chi & NW pf.) 59% a Ma" a 115 Chi & RL... 71068 a 106 oa 14M Miia Seraul.., 36% 4 36%, » Og a Oly COTTON RECEIPTS. Net receipts of cotton at all portssince September }, 1874:— Bales. Ports. Philadelphia New York New Orleans. Mobile . Boston. Savanna Port Ke Indian, Providence. City Point, to denies FINANCIAL, emnauer BELMONT &@ © Bankers, 19 and assan street, issue travellers’ credits, available in all parts of the world, through the Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents. Also commercial credits and telegraphic transfers of money on California, Europe and Havana, —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY.—STOCK | PRIVILEGES ON “MEMBERS OF THE STOCK EX- CHANGE” OR THOROUGHLY RESPONSIBLE PAR- TIES (NAMES GIVEN AT THE TIME OF PUR- CHASES), $1U6 25 FOR PUTS OR CALLS, $512 50 A $362 50 FOR STRADDLES (1. E., PUT AND CALL AT MARKET PRIGE ON SAME CONTRACT), 9 OR 6 DaYs. ALL COMMUNICATIONS HAVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, NOTHING LESS THAN 100 SHARES, AND NO CONTRACTS MADE IN OUR NAME, PAM. PHLET “HOW MONEY I8 LOST AND MADE IN | WALL STREET MAILED FREK TO ANY ADDRESS, -LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY. A WATTESTION, NO BONUS. ESTATE FUNDS TO + loin, in sums to suit; money quick; city Property | only; Seconds bought. M. PARPART, 709 third avenue, near Fort, jourth street, AND STANDING desires the immediat: and confidential assistance of some honorable gentleman of mea Address: HASTE, box 163 Heraid Uptown. Branch office. ALSO FIRST CLASS SECOND PURCHAS Mortgage; sale immediately; about tour months to run; east side dwelling : liveral discount. Sen only j @pply to hh uN REICH, 81 Cedar street, room f. | A. DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY ¢ and bought by the old established house of, ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No, 43 Pine street, New York. MONEY AL. 80,70, LOAN, FOR A THEM OF YEAR: * without bonus, on first class New York or Brooklyn real estate: monev at once. JACOB V. D. WYCKOFF, 64 Broadway. N. B.—§100,000 to loan in New York’ | Mortgages cashed. A OCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL STOCKS AT THE + best rates in the market, Contracts that cost $1U0 ; thirty days’ ago we are now settling for customers at W and $1,500 profit, Full information as to best mode of operating sent on applicauion, TUMBKIDGE 4 CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wal! street, A WHOSEY 70 BUY FIRST MORTGAGES ON GOOD « Property in Pennsyivama, Maryland, Ohio and Western New York ; positively aients and brokers not answered. Owners address full particulars to M. A. C, pox 5,046 New York Post offi T REASONABLE RATES—MONE kndowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with best companies. J. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. A WMONBY TO, LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT « Insurance Policies; also to buy same at full value, and other policies given and difference paid in cash. PAUL P. TODD, 59 Liberty str ‘Buea PAPER WANTED, ¢ for cash, made by responsible merchan! W. H. WSEKS, OND AND MURTGAGE.—MONEY TO LOAN Bond and Mortgage on city property im sums to BEKNAKD SMYIH, No, 7 Pine stree' NAPITAL WANTED—A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EAURNES, who has had large experience, and isdoing a comfortable business, wishes a partner with at least $20,/00. Addre I Herald office. i Beas BAVINGS INSTITUTION, corner of Twelfth street and sixth avenne. Money deposited at any time will commence to draw interest on the first day of the following mouth, interest paid January 1, 1875, at the rate of VEN PER NT PER ANNU. Gxorce C. WALDO, Se JOHN BE, Dis WITT, President. Bank open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings. POR, BALES $4.50, SECOND MoRT E, ON A North Hempstead, (Long Island) town d bonus Address 0. P., box 160 ON LIFE AND manufacturers, & ker, 178 Broadway. ON it and interest; security abunaant. Herald oftice, OR SALE—tHREE FIRST CLASS SECOND MORT- Rages of $1,510 cach. on Brooklvn downtown prop- erty. Inquire of E, WHITNEY, No, 38 John street, New $1,800,000 . Louis County Park Bonds. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of the County Court of St, Louis county, in the city | Of *t Louis, state of Missouri, until 12 o’clock MI. on MONDAY, the 19th day of April, A. D. 1575, for the purchase of eightecn hundred. (1/800) St. Louis County Park Bonds, of one thousand dollars each, dated on the Ist day of April, 1875, payable thirty years after date, and bearing Interest at the rate six per Centum per Anntim, payable annually, with interest coupons At. che Payable in gold coin of the United states of America at the National Bank of Commerce, in the city of New York. Bids will be recelved for any number of the bonds, © and upward, the Court reserving the right to Feject any or all bids. ids are papable in currency of the United States or the issue of the national banks and the bonds will be de- livered at the city of -t. Louis within one week from the time of the acceptance of the bid and the accrued ixter- est to be paid by the bidd FRED. L, GARESOHE, Clerk County Court. HAVE A TRADG WHERE I CAN USE A FEW thousand First Mortgage Midland and Montclair Bonus. Any one having the same who will sell cheap for cash, address with price and amount, PURCHASER, box 795 Post office. Also Pennsylyania Land. ] ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD Sew York clty Mortgages, without bonus, Principals desiring to BORROW OF INVES: apply to H. L. GRANT, 11 Pine street J Ave five $100,000, TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN—POR ears, on improved City Property. HOMER MUNGAN, Nu. d Pine street, Po APPlY to WANT $25,000 FOR ONE YEAR, ON THE BEST OF | L security, None but princip: d answer. Addvess | FG, box 1,790 Post oitiee. WILL GIVE $300 TO ANY ONE WHO WILL secure me some light political position. Address C. No. 145 East Twenty-sixth street, ‘OHN 8. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY, LO. without bonus, on approved real es and vicinity; also purchases Mortgages ny, in New York Ht lowest rates, Mowe” TO LOAN ON BOND AND MURTGAGE on New York city improved and unimpr Leaseho Apply to GEORGE H. scort, ‘b3g Pine street (rear office). ONEY TO LOAN-IN SMALL OR LARGE SUMS, | Without bonus. on [mproved New,York city Prop: ty. J, C, CLINTON, 40 East Eighteenth streot. PRINCIPALS AND ATTORNEYS HAVING MONEY | to invest in First and Second Mortgages on \ew York and Brooklyn Property will please address GE! W. STAKE, 150 Broadway. fs ARTIES WITH MONEY TO LOAN, IN SMALL OR large amounta can have it loaned sately and get one per cent a month bonus. Address LOANEK, box 162 Herald office. 8 TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that he continues to deal in stocks, Gold and Bonds on commission, still making a specidity, as for many | years past. of “Puts” and lis.” He recommends no one to speculate in either, but to those who cannot re- | press the desire, he offers the benesit of hig large experl- ence and his best exertions. WILLIAM WARD, Drexel Building, corner of Broad and Wall streets. =~ POT men ee ae ARTOON FERS Ow) TS si0.000, first’ morigage: good improved Property: rincipals direct Address SECURITY, box Sst New York Post office. | W WISUONSIN RAILWAY BONDS,—PARTIES | wishing to buy or sell these Bonds please call on | ig: SUBSORIBER BE BADGLEY & MEAD, 72 Wall street, Note Brokers and Dealers in Bonds. $15,000 ON BON ona nominal valu ess DOX 474 mi; elegant countr ew York Post office, the principal and interest of said bonds being | ‘0 LOAN ON | to | AND MORTGAGE; 25 | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1875.—QUINTUPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL, $6 OOO ,WANTED—A Party, Wi HIS Dol Om amount, wishing to visit Kurope, to join advertiser, who will give security for full amount, pay $2), a month for same and all expenses address HOWARD, box 150 Herald office. $10 OOO .~FERST CLASS MORTGAGE FOR SALE, A * property valued $0,002; also $8.00) First Mortgaxe and two fMouses, to trade for French Flat Address box W Post office. $10,000 eesonronsans sane ioral times the adjoining amour property worth tare owt allowed ___DYb & CURTISS, 508 Sixth avenue. 6 WANTED—ON UNBNOUMBERED $] 2.000 first class House and 108 village Lots, in Roseile, N. J., worth $35,100. Address, at once, B. F, CAKPENTER, Roselle, N. J. 25.000 2O,LOan ON FIRST MORIGAGES IN ao. this city and yicinity, without bonus; cond and Leasehold Mortzazes cashed ; easy terms. MOK & BIBVENS, 10 Broadwa: Gyn ~ $5,000, $6,000, $10,000, $20,000. $25,000, $25.000 $00.00, for First und’ Leasehold Mort Kages on New York and Brooklyn Real Este, in suns to suit. SHIPMAN & MEKSERKAID, 52 William street, Union buildings. D CASH TO INVEST IN WALL SIREE $30.00) S#OURITL MUST PROMISE 8 INVESTMENT AND RETURNS: PREFERRED, ADDR FOR ONE MON A, CAWALLADER, H AVENUE TH ©. G. AND I. C, BOUGHT AT ANY PRICE. $700,006 Risse Mortzacea. casted. Voi STEVENSON, Jr, 11 Pine stree., or 33 Hast Seventeenth street. N. B.—Thieso belng estate funds, none but prime plications considered, oR TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN—ON BOND $260.000 and mortgage on city real estate, in various sums. RICHAKD V, HARNEIT, 111 Broadway, room F, basement 500 00! TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON . city or suburban Property, second lortgaves and Leascholds cashed. | Princtpals apply. with papers, to HARPSE & PISRPONT, ol Park row. COPARTNERSHIPS. NovcEe 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MR. ROBERT RUGGLES AS MY FULL PARTNER IN THE BIG BONANZA BUSI. NESS, HITHERTU CARRIED ON IN MY NAME ONLY. JONATHAN CAWALLADER, FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, USIVESS OPPORTUNITIES, TTENTION.—FOR BUSINESS MEN WHO WAN'T TO make w great fortune one can obtain for $30,000 for New York State, and tor $100,000 for the United'states, the new patented “Arnao.” the only improved fire escape In the world. This apparatus, without a rest against the burmng building, can ascend in halts minute Ave men and hose tod higher house than is in the city; also to save the persons from danger, Full in- formation at 89 Falton street, near ferry, Brooklyn. NUN liberal terms, and but little money requived. an old established jobbing and retail Drag Business; possessing advantages and facilities never before offered, inciuding several popular proprictary Medicines ylelding large proilts, Address box 188 Post offic pakecaee c THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITIES | for @ business man in Jersey City k, Pix tures, Lease and Good Will of @ first class Grocery, Hay and Feed store: the store has been ‘ thirty years in the wame line of goods appiy.” Yor more particulars seud address to C. | stauon B., Jersey City. MAN WITH A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS AND good security desires to buy a business or establish @ branch tor some firm. Address J, J. S., box 140 Herald Uptown Branch oftic HALF INTER ness for sale; sat Feguired) $8.00) LEMUAL, box 160 Herald of SPLENDID CASH BUSI Ss CHANCE.—LEGIT- imate oitice business wants a partner, with about $300, or will sell Adaress EARNEST, Herald office. CTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER SOLICITED IN patent medicines; monopolies and sure fortunes, Call on or address DOVTOR, 421 Sixth avenue. TIN A MANUFACTURING B sure and a monopoly; amount Address security given for money. ice. BARGAIN FOR SOMK ONE.—A MERCH 41 tatior on Broadway, with a trade of $40,000, wishin; to retire will sell the business for the cost of stock ani fixtures; low. Address at on OBSRIS, Herald office, Aa i000 WILL BUY HALF In IN ‘estbrook’s Maple Syrup and Table Sance; mo- Nopoly of 1,000 stores; at 282° Hudson street; Eightu ave- | mi cars. A SALARIED OFFICER, ABOUT. RE pergonal reasons, from a flourishing manufacturing business, would like to dispose of his Interest for about $15,009, and give satisfactory guarantees as to profit, and permanency of position, CARLETON, 9S Broadway. A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER- AA. chants, manutacturer: ests, &c., negotiated; Real Estate exchanged tor Bus) hess, Persons With capital seeking business advise approved opportunities. References :—Cipperly & Col- lins, Hats and Caps, 43 Broadway; Wentworth & Co., Woollens Commission, 4 Worth street, &c. GRICUS & J inancial and Business Brokers, 98 Broad- = = Al | ea eI aa 3) 2) 5 | = < & > z & Z HE WHOLE. wants an active, sale wine anit lig honest, business partner, wi (0) cash capital; can take charge of the financial part of the business; the subscriber has a good country trade and will attend to the selling, collecting, dc. ; a safe and profitable business ifproperly managed! best of city reference given and required, Address W. M., Herald office, PARTY HAVING $5,000 TO $10,000, DESIROUS travelling in Europe. wanted, to become interested in the foreign patents tor an entirely new invention. Only those meauing business address PATENTER, box 158 HeNald office. A RARE CHANC large Boarding and Livery Stable of horses, with riding school connected. Inquire of C,H. WELLMA Forty-third street, New York. N OPPORTU? respectable five first class preparations; everything ready and com plete to prosecute a profitable and substantial busin satistactory reasons for selling; will trade for Real tate, Stocks or Merchandise. ‘Address PROPRIETOR, box’ 187 Herald office. GENTLEMAN WHO CAN INFLUENCE CONSID- erable Pinladelphia business desires to form a part- nership with an active member of the New York Stock Exchange. Address P., box 8) Post oilice. FIRST CLASS AND GOOD PAYING BUSINESS, AV Fruit, Fancy Groceries, &c., at_a decided bargain) owing to other business; stock, fixtures and focation un surpassed. Apply, for three days, to N. L, TERKEL, 41 Water street. cA EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN WILL IN- vest $5,000 in an established business and take charge of finances and accounts, Address, naming busi hess, VERITAS, box 122 Herald Uptown Branch oftice. A BU —THOSE DESIR. + ing 83 OPPORTUNITI jusiness investments may be cd. without expense, and Business Brokers, applying to HUNT & AYN owners unless @ sale Is eflected. 38, pout 200 For particulars Saddlemaker, 156 West TY 18 OFFERED TU PURCHASE A No charge to 187 Broadway, | SPECULATIV: PARTNER—WITH FROM $5,000 | to $20.0); profits very large; satisfactory reter- ences; no competition, | LONDON P. COMPANY, 135 Fifth avenue. N EXPBRIENCED AND FASHIONABLE CUTTER, with some means, wishes an interest in an estal lished merchant tallor business; an interview will Atisfy. Address CONFIDENTIAL, station A. Bop tigt tity WANTS PARTS —YOUNG MAN who will keep books and invest $10,000 in instal- ments under his sole control, shoald investigate this offer; profits halved; permanent partnership optional; references exchanged. Address IKON, box 217 Herald office. N UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST IN A WELL ES- tablished paying daily newspaper and job printing office in vicinity of New York for sale ; $10, to $20,000 required: the entire amount will be put into the busi- ness to cover a more extended field: the investment is safe and will prove more than lucrative; to an editor or | practical printer the opportunity offers superior indace- ments None but live. enterprising mi need address DAILY, bo: meaning busi- Herald office. ALF INTEREST IN i Lity | A —PARTNER WANTED. + the drug brokerage business to aman of money not required, Address BROKER, Herald office. A HOTEL WITH 4 ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED, 4X tor saie—Or will let the Bar and Restaurant sepa: Tately ; the hotel is on a prominent corner up town; will give long lease, as the owner is sick and cannot attend to business. Inquire in drug store corner Fifty tfth street and Ninth avenue, MANUFACTORY OF INDISPENSABLE HOUSE. hold article, well introduced; sales pay 20 per | Week profit; for sale or partner vakgn to gyersee it; se- | cured by patent, Owner, 536 Second avenue. A yerns PHYSICIAN, ABOUT TO MARRY AND SRITLE, WOULD LIK TO PURCHASE A_ BIG BONANZA PRACTICB IN A FASHIONABLE ) OF THE CITY, NEIGHBORHOOD FIFTH THEATER | PRICK NO OBJECT, JOHN LYMER, BIG BONANZA, THEATRE, —— oe B change for choice suburban Propert Summit, N. J. send particuiars to kSP’ 15y Herald office. ADDRESS DR, FIFTH AVENUE in vieinity RANZA, bo WASTED-NORTIL CAROLINA BONDS, FUNDING act 1865 or 186% Address, stating price, BOND, Herald office. WAXTED-FIEST MORTGAGE BONDS OF NEW York and Orange Midiand Railroad, Mont Clair, New Jersey Midland, lowa Central, West Wisconsin, Southern Minnesota and ot ther ratironds for city Real Estate, PAUL P. TODD, No, 55 Liberty street, ANTED—FOR CASH, A FIRST OR GOOD S| Mortgage on City Property; also Money to loan on bond and mortgage. INE, COLE & GRAY, 636 Sixth avenue, OND other Ai Investmont Securities our specialty 23 Years, paying 10 to lo per cont, iuterest promptly paid, jor sale beiow par. ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO. Stock Brokers and Auctionee! No, 43 Pine street, New York, BHO, $1 $00 $1.00-—sTOCK PRIVILEGES LEADS OV, to thousands’ of dollars profit; comprehensive explanatory clrewiurs, containing detailed stateuents id quoLAtion prices of stocks dealt in at Stuck kxchange Mailed free to those desiring to specdiate. Address Ay, ‘i FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Brokers, a street, 4,000 ATEUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND D4, + and mortgage, for three or tive years, on city real estate; wo bonus. G, NAGLE, 149 Fourta av. “ THIS SUM, WITH SERVICES, WILL $3,000.“ Raete anegant nearest ay entertene that will net, §: dress LEGITIMa t 000 IN 1X Months. For interview ad- . box 1.305 New York Vost oilice. $4,000. ene Sime r0 tast-79, roam not ork or Brooklyn, Cail atter 9 P. M., or address PRI- VAIB PAR. Zul Koved Wyre atraat Williamsbore 8 AND 10 Pi CENT CHOICE CITY BONDS AND | AND $2,000 [0 LOAN=ON FIRST MORT. | Bune S AND PROPERTY,--CORNER STORE, Stable in rear, for sale, in’ Brooklyn; reason for business to attend to. Ad- Y, Brooklyn. selling It, owner ha dress .DWARD Tbe RESTAURANT AND BAR=FIRST CLASS trade; will be sold ‘ow, part exchange or partuer- ship to a suitable party. H. VANDIKE, 31 Union square. USH PATENT CENTRIFUGAL | PUMPS—Pas sand, gravel. &o.; capacity, 180 to 40,000 gallons p end ior circular, KR. BUSH, 196 Ninet ‘outh Brooklyn, N. ¥. uh OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, &0,, OF a Manufacturing Business (shirts), which hasbeen shecessiuity in operation tor 16 years.’ For particulars apply to A. WORMSER, 215 Chureh street. JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, Patent, on small staple articl capital to manufacture and introduce. No. o Hudson street, New York. A VALUABLE equires but sma adrdss s. ©, ¢ YREAT OPKNING FOR A BLACKSMITH TO MAKE a fortune, at the corner of second and Jersey streets, East Newark, N. J, Apply at No. 13 Third st. I HAVE $10,000 CASH AND A GOOD FACTORY with steam power, and want a Ad F900, businom, dress, with iail particulara, STEAM POWER, Herald oMee. HAVE HAD SOM EXPERI IN BUSINESS N life, have $1,000 to $1,500; Would invest the same in some respectable business; grocery or restaurant pre- | ferred, Address J. K. BILL, box 182 Herald oftice I Kec iw HAVE $7,000 TO INVEST IN SOME ESTABLISVED business, ‘or will accept of @ cerkship, wich good rity, address W, D, G., 18% Market street, Newark, VAL OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ON | only thing ot the kind in New York. | TIRING, FOR | Apply to GRIGGS & | and others; Mining Inter- | WANTED—A PARTNER IN A | ‘atent Medicine Business, consisting of | Financial | PAR | AVENUE | USINEES WANTED.—$25,000 TO $85,000, IN EX. | __ BURUE: Orrorrunfties. —_[ WO VALUABLE PATENTS FOR to invest Address NTEREST IN A rare opportunity SOOPER, 27 West Union square. Bae WILL DEMONSTRATE TO A CERTAINTY THAT a party with # few thousand dollars can realize 25 nsame, and scill control his funds, by address erview, ORIGINAL, box lerald office, N THE ADVER DEPARTMENT OF 4 PUB- lishing concern—» | first class parties, with good antecedents, may find permanent and profiable employs ment. Apply to MANAGER, & Hast loth st. WANT A PARTNER WITIL ABOUT $8,000 OR $10,000 to join me in the hotel business. Ihave a hotel now already established, but want more room and wish to enlarge. To the rignt party wd chance will be given. A hotel man who kuows the Ousiness preferred. Address R., Heratd oftee. i s TAbY PATENTEE D NYLEMAN WITH 4 capital to aid in introd 4 manutacturing her patents will divide protits or seil part PATENT, Herald office ONBY EASILY MADE BY PERSONS LOOKING for business, Particulars at Patterson Brothers’ hardware store, 27 Vark row, second story, back office of Mr. Barney, after 12 o'clock. PENING A BRANCH POR THE SALE OF OUR Fiectro-Voltalc Cnain Belts in Philadelphia, Bos- ton, Ciheinnati and St, Louis, we want active men hav- ing from $2,000 to $3,000 cash in hand, to take charge of and conduct the business, to whom will be given salary and commission; none but those having the money and good PAOLE BELT COMPANY, 12 Union square. RTNER WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, WITH FROM 3,00) to $5,000 1n cash, in a long established offi nd publication business, or would accept of am active y with the above and give a salary, with good real security; splendid chance to enter @-safe and anent business, GEORGE REED, —WIH FROM $5,000 TO $10,000 apital, in a well established and profitable comutis- sion business, bearing fuil Investigation in every respect, the entire financial part of the business to be controlled be the party furnisiing the above capital; the adver. tiser has aad experience in the business; first class references g) arties meaning business will address COMMISSION, Herald Uptown Branch office, stating where mterwiew can be had, patent, Address Broadway, offices 34 ai ARTNER WANTE! ABTNER WANTED—WITH $15,000 TO $20,000 ADDI- tional capital, to extend business already estab. lished, manufacturing walnut, ash, whitewood, and other kinds of Furniture Lumber; orders now on ‘hand for three months’ work ahead, More pital needed to invest in the purchase of timber land adjoining property now owned by the parties, Folio 689. HUNT & HAYNES, Financial and Business Brokers, 187 Broadway. 10, PER. PRODUCE COMMIESION.—A| MAN, OF sonally acquainted with shippers in five Western States, also Sew York, and experienced in cities near-by and Kastern trade, open for an engagement from | April 1.* Address BAND, box 180 Herald ofc. UARTER, OR HALF INTEREST—GOOD MA fav turing business for sale, $80,000; partner going to” Europe. Address FIRM, box'l,26¢ Post office. SPLENDID CHANCE FOR PARTY UNDERSTAND- | ing Horicutture.—Halt Tnterest In Greenhouse aud | Florist’s Store eiven tor $100; references given aud re- quired. Addresy FLORIST, box 1U2 Herald office, SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY AND cashier in 4 legitimate business, paying $2,009 profit weekly. Apply at &) Broad street, room 7. was PARTNER, LADY OR GEN’ ing $2,500 per month net; quaiifications, but good chara 00 to $2,000 for about half interest. LEMAN ma highiy respectable and pleasant business pay not particular us to business | ter absolutely esaential ; Adaress HV.) others need apply, Address E. ‘ew Haven, Co | VANTED—A YOUNG MARRIED MAN s 7 in the hotel business; mast have an equal amount | of capital to invest, about $3,000 or $12,000; the subs | hasa Hotel at present, but is too small to ac his trade; therefore, would make liber: with the ‘right party, which must be re dress X. ¥. Z., Herald’ offic HOLK OR PART OF PARLOR STORE TO LET— For genteel business: furniture and fixtures it de. sired. Inquire in FRANCOIS’ Hair Store, 739 Broadway, Opposite Astor place. WANIED—A PARTNER WITH $300 TO $500. | bring out a few specialties, gold pyrall grocers living. Address H, H,, box 102 Herald office. W4NtER To INVEST—WITH seRVI $20,000, by a business man, in son | manuiacturing or mercantile, where ci | to extend or partner desires to retire. TIGATION, box 4,059 Post office. , $10,000 TO 1 house, WVARTED: and general Merchandise, in either large or small lota, In exchange for Greenbacks. Apply to or address room 7, A SUCCESSFUL ou for selling, too much tor one to auiénd to; amount required, $1,900, | Address CASH, Herald Uptown Branch oftice. wr A LADY PARTNER | millinery business, weil located; | YWANTEDIAN ACIIVE OR SPECIAL PARTNER, | with $4,000 to $6.00 capital, m an established drug business in this city; knowletve of the business not wry. Address box’ 140 Herald Uptown Brauch | fice BIO( —2Xk, ONE WIM $200 CASTE WILL FIND PaJU. asafe and secure investment tor it ina bi | Hard room : good location Address SAFE INV cheap rent; owner leavs STMENT, Herald office. | $500. —AN PERIENCED ACTR $OOVO.Aacerew, holding a lease of » clty thenere, | desires a partner with the above amount to assist in | mavaging. No risk. Adaress SUCCESS, Herald office | 70 I WILL INVEST IN ANY SAFER, LE $ imate, paying business, with servic | Hquors or patents, ‘State nature of business and locality eee J. CORNELL, 78 Chestaut street, Brookly .D. $] 000 7%, VEST IN SOME < business, no patent or real estate, or will loan the avove on security for @ salaried position. Ad- } dress, with tull particulars, CER AINTY, box 117 Herald office. 1.50 tleman now in the city on business ‘ample security given. Address SOUTHERN, box 101 Herald ofice. —— | i= —A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT TO | $1.500.furadverser tn a pleasant and prow. able manufacturing business; full security for capital | invested. Address V. H., box 113 Herald office, | $3,000 ABpEtoxat< ADDITIONAL CAPIVAL REQUIRED IN AN curity will be give old established business, and tor whic 1 profits $1.90) per annum. | interest will be given tor the sum required. Folio 6 | Financial and Business Brokers, 187 Broad NT & HAYNES, $3.000 TO $5,00..—WANTED, MEN WITIL THIS | elty. WILL SECURE LIBERAL SALARY AND amount to travel for money. Apply, in person, Monday, | Thirteenth street, | 5. 000 —WANTED, A GENTL AN WITH THIS. ede + amountto take charge of a first class business; liberal indacemeuts oftered and vest security | given, Address B., box 172 Herald office. | ; | er CASH AND $50000 PAID UP STOCK $5.000 wiitte given arehavie purty to organize a Company, with | Valuable commercial article competing ruinously with | existing firms Adaress W. B., box 5,62) Post office. tat bast a 000. —ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED STEAM | $6. + Kindling Wood Factories in the city tor sale, doing a. splendid business; good proilt » Address WOOD, Herald office. H = — PARES. i 10 000 TO $25,000.—ENTERPRISING PARTNER | . wanted, toenable advertiser to extend a | business of which he’ has sole control for the United States, sales arc increasing rapidly since last year. Aa- dress, contidence, SULE AGENCY, box fl2 Herald oftle |) Soe Bh 10.000 —BUSINESS SAFE AND SECURE. q A 's connection firmly established. Any on heving this amount to invest in a first class line of goods (well known by advertiser) suitable tor jewelry and | fancy goods trade, will please address HONESTY, box 20) Herald office. | 10 000.7 TRAORDINARY BUSINESS | * + chance trom which a sure fortune can be realized. Particulars ot GEORGE P. OVERIN, 4 East | Houston street. dow rent. | 10, 000 7 $25,000,—WANTED, SPECIAL OR . active partner in an’ old established piano business; investment can be doubled in three Years. Address PIANO, box 213 Heraid office. | $20 000 —FOR SALE, AN OLD ESTABLISH Manufacturing Business; new mac | ery, long lease, low rent, trade cash, protits fair. | dress CASH, Herald office. | $50,000 Wanita win tne above ainoun, to take Ads partment in a business of Jarge proportions, established in 1834; the best references given and required and satis- factory reasons given for wanting partner, Address P. i Herald offic bo: | BERL) (\Q) TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN—ON FIRST | $250.00 class city property. in sums to stit, | without bonus; also inoney for First, Second and Lease- hold mortgayes. = PAUL P. TODD, 56 Liberty street, poeenvionisontAiie | WALL STREET NOTES, EXCITEMENT ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE. One of the most exciting markets in two years is to be chronicled at the Stock Exchange yesterday. | The Qucwuations in the leading specialties will be noticed in the proper column. A ramor has it that | Erie had been sold largely by the German and Engiish speculators in Europe, and that a leading operator in this market had taken ali the stock, | and had discounted the deliveries so as to effectu- | aily corner the operators. In regard to the truth | Of this NoLMIng could be learned. THE GOLD GRABBERS | marked up the premium to 116% bid, with 1-16 for | the use of cash gold, There were good reasons to believe that the manipulators had bought w | gold coming from California and arranged to carry | all the ‘called’? bonds expected to arrive trom | Europe, 80 that the markes would remain ih their ands, A Suggestion in & morning paper that ,; Congress could have prevented this catastrophe | by exchanging greenvacks jor four and one- half per cent gold bonds elicits much discussion; but as Congress has adjourned withoat action 1 leaves the sojution of the problem at we | mercy o! the speculators. Every merchant who sels Kold “Short! adds to the risk Of his business And the poo! may mark the price of the precious | mesa! to 12) without the serious interference of | the Secretary of the Treasury, WhO seems deter- | mined to adhere to the strict letter of the law, | THE RAILROAD LAWS | geem to accommonate themrelves to the plans of | the speculators, for the Missouri Lawisiature vex. | references need apply. to oF dress | view the coantry.—Parter wanted, to travel as | 9 ——<« terfay confirmed the privileges of the Hannihat and St. Joseph Railroad whereby ail their vid monopolies were confirmed and @ new lease of power iD 4 Measure guaranteed. MORE KEROSENE. 4 BROOKLYN GIRL’S TERRIBLE FATE IN JERSEY. Mary Roth, a young girl of seventeen, whose parents reside in Brooklyn, was terribly and fatally burned with kerosene oil in Bloomflela, N. J., on Friday morning. It seems that while dust- ing the mantelpiece in the house of Mr. Reea, where Mary was employed asa domestic. she had in one hend a kerosene lamp, the bottom of which droppea out, and the oll Was spilled ~, upon the bot stove, where It at once ignited, setting fire to the girl’s ciotning and almost tn- stantly enveloping ler whole person in flames. The flames were soon extinguished, but the anfor- tunate girl was shockingly burned, her body 1m many places being charred to a crisp and present- ing & most shocking spectacle, The poor creature was removed to St. Michael’s Hospital, Newark, where she suffered terribly, despite the best of medical attendance. By midnight death came to her relief. Lust night the body was to have been vaken to Brooklyn Jor inverment, no inquest being deemed necessary. THE NORTH POLE EXPEDITION FOR RESEARCH IN THE ARCTIC. (From tne London Post, March 16.) Anew Swedish Norih Polar expedition is being fitted out by the well-known merchant Dickson, at Gottenburg. Professor Nordenskjold wil ac- company it, ag he did its predecessor, and will aiso have associated with him, for Arctic scientific observation, two botanists, graduates of the Unive: of Upsala, and two zoologists. ‘Twelve Norwegian seal tunters will form pet of the crew. The start will be made from Tromso, in Norway, early in June, and the course proposed is by the western coast of Nova Zembla and thence from the most northerly point, northeast~ erly, to expiore this unknown portion of the Polar basin. THE NEW FINE ARTS. NOVELTY. A “BASTE pallu NOW ON EXHIBITION ON EVERY BILL BOARD OF THB FirTH AVENUB THEATRE, A NEW SKETCH IN COLORS “OF ; THE BIG BONANZAA l=| MATT MORGAN. SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS OF THE BRILLIANT SO- CIETY TABLEAUX WHICH SUGGEST&D TH ‘TOHES TO Mit, MORGAN MAY BE SEEN EVERY EVENING AT AT THE FIFTH AVE* NUK THEATRE, . “THE BI PICTURE OF THE x YEAR” 18 THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT OF THE CRITICS. SEE IT. OUN J, PEOLI, THE ARTIST, LEAVES FOR EU- rope in a short time. His studio is now open to the public tora tew days. Last opportunity ofseemg his cele- brated “Lady of the Lake.” and other paintings. He oflerg for sale his entire collection of Kugrayings, Etchings and Water Colors, considered to be one of the best in this country. This is a good chance for a wealthy person, Wishing to possess. a valuable collection; warranted to be all originals and of the best masters; the possesvor will not sell it by retail, nor sacrifice it. Also a.small Marble Statue; price $300. At retail a collection of OM Paintings by ancient and modern masters: a Manikin Easels, Frames, To photographers all that is needed TOCKS OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND MAN. | PROFITABLE agreeable employment py @ southern gen- | | for salary and security | 25 0) cash capital, to manufacture a | one-quarter interest and full charge of the finance de. | A | FES-OR CAWALLADER,” F for a first class gallery, Dalimever's Lenses, Cameras, Stands, Presses &c., &c., at very low prices. “Le peimtre graveur par Adam Bartsch, 2L volumes, $10); the most useful dictionary tor a collector of etchings and engrav- ings: Bartach catalogoe dex estampes de Kembra\ I 00) SYPHER & 595 Broad Oi Paintings. he Third Day He Rose Again.” By Benjamin West, President of the Royal Academy, London. Two Paintings, Jerome Bonaparte collection, He. KC. HC., BC, BC. Marble Statuary. Season. ed by early Christian mother By Haseltiae. usidora.”? igion.” ng her child bap iiperstition.” Represented by Indian mother sacri- erechild to Moloch. By Haseltine. Bronzes. By Carrier & Matuer. Ac, &e., &e., &e., &e. THE LECTURE SEA wee th LECTURE EVERY EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, ON A. Xervous Debility. and. Special Diseases at’ Dr. KAHN’s Museum. “Remember the address, No, 684 Kroadway, near Fourth street, the largest and most magniicent Museum ip the world. Admission 59 cents. 3 AT 8 O'CLOCK, ON anhoot and the Cause ‘of Its Premature De- ‘at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 613 Broad> er sircets. Chine ¢ way, between Houston and ble —WILSON’S SE DANCING ACADEMY, 03 West Yourteenth street, near Kighth avenue. — Classes now open for beginners every Tuesday and Fri~ day evening. Soiree Tues voming at P. i, ROFESSOR DOR Last IMlustrated Lecture on the “Agreement Be- tween the Mosaic and Scientific Accounts of Creation,’” will be given at Association tlall next Friday, at 5. Af sul ‘separation of the sluids from’ the Fluids; Bre up of the Celestical M ; Stories of the Astronomer, Geologist and Chemist.” Mpue civ, RIGHTS BILL LECTURS BY ISAAC H. HUNTER, AT COOPER INSTITUT TUESDAY EVENIN MARCH 90, 8 O'CLOCK.” Subject:—"What have colored men gained by the Civil Rights bi?” Hon. Frederick A. Conkling wil! preside, ‘Tickets, 50 cents. (0 LADIBS ONLY.—EDITH O’GORMAN, Kscaped Nun, at the request of man; three more lectures to ladies only, on day and Thursday, March 50, lecture room ot the First Baptist church, on Park ave- hue, corner Thirty-ninth street, New York, | Lecture to commence at 3 P. M.; doors open at 2, ‘Admission 50 cents; reserved seats $1. For sale at $05 Broadway. three tectures in Robiuson Hall were attended by larga and fashionable audiences of ladies. ——« THE ladles, will give. uesday, Wednes= $1 and April l, in the MATRIMONIAL, REFINED, AGREEABLE LADY, IN A GooD position, hut lonely and unprotected, desires the acquaintance of an honest, cultivated genticman of standing and means, about 60, longing for home comfort. Address SIRANGEK, box 107 Herald office. YOUNG GENT! MAN IN COMFORTABLE CTR. cumstances and matrimonially inclined desires to meet an agreeable young lady in the same fix. Address, inclosing photo, A.B, F., box’ 145 ilerald office. Q ESIRES THE ACQUAINT. tet and stylish young lady m ddress KEYNOLDs, Herald 265 Broad way. monially inclined. town Branch office, Yous AN, GOOD LOOKING AS Fetined. but of only passable means, would be glad to meet with a youug lady of the same qualities matri-+ monially inclinéd. Address B. C., box 2. Sit TLEMAN OF STANDING, EDUCATION AND means (inoderate) desires the acquaintance of a young lady, not more than refined and wei con. ducted, who i¢, matrimonially inclined, and who woul appreciate honor and kindness. Address PERMANENT, box 113 Herald ofice. YOUNG ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, AGED 2 years, of prepossessing appearance and refined. habits, occupying # nice house, would like to meet with, agentieman of meaus to share expenses of housexeep- tng, with a view to matrimony. Address BRITTANIAy box 189 Herald office. NOOD-LOOKING YOUNG AUTHOR WOULD act (gratuitously) as private secretary to a wealthy widow or other lady matrimoaaily disposed. Addresg STRICTLY HONORABLE, licrald office, V 0 N WITH A YOUNG lady with a view to, matrimony. Address ALEX= ANDER, Herald Uptown Branch oftice. TED— CORRESPO ty NEWSPA PERS 6 FILKOOF THE HERALD DURING the late rebellion will be sold at auction earl April, at BANGS BRO., Browdway per: A E il iso illustrated ‘ba WANTED TO PURCHAS®, ~~ LADY WILL BUY, IF CHEAP, A GOOD SECOND hand Seaiskin sacque. Address, with price, M. P, Herald office, HOLD BIG AS IUNTS. ADDRESS "PRO UFTH AVENUB THEATRE, A HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT DOUBLE BED stead, with or without Mattress and springs, and w pe Case or Bureau; no objection to a Work Table: or nice Easy Chair or Rocker: everything must be first class and in good order, uew or second hand: please mention lowest cash vrice, Adaress H.C, H., No. 239 West Fifty-first strect, ARGR LITHOGRAPHIC PRESS AND STONES: wanted, state size and price, Address LITHUG= KAPHER, Herald office. ANTED—A SKCOND HAND IRON STILL, FOR vaporizing coal oil: capacity about 10 barrels. Adg dress G. L., box 115 Leratd offic W4xteD TO PURCHASE—A CIGAR STORE DOING a faly paying business and in @ good location Foterred. — Addross, wi fui particula raid offic box 183 OR LEASE—A BUNDS, STOCKS AND AC Broaaway preferred. (pone others not HASE COAI W TED TO PURC Yard, located on the cast side, near the river; musi be above Twentieth street, Address M. LURSNSEICH, ‘SE Cedar street Wntep TO PURCHASE—A 8 walk Blevator, Broadway. LCOND HAND'SIDE, Apply to J. NAYLOR & 0O,, 3@ re % sii Wate TO PURCHASE—BANKRUPT STOCKS OF! Dr. £29%s Clothing, Hats ard Caps for cas) Ads dress CONFIDENTIAL, box 116 Herald Uptown Brancia EXCHANGE oftice, ANTED=CARPETS, FURNITURE, GLOTHIN Groceries, Coal and General Merchandise in 6; change for Painting, sign Writing, Paver Hangin somining, &c, Addreas for one week, MERCHAN ie) Harald oidce,