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To Um Pobll?-J Afar that Um Day Book
MaUiai I statement U0 the efltot that I oa Ml mmmM
wWb M. ** H*H".e amy misapprehension. I bog yon to
pabIt'll tbe let-or from Mr. N. R. Stlmo, the
aettay pnblsher, ~wilich aill explain my exact poattion in
?eopeot to ibat'^taUUhment ?
?? New Yoaa. March 10, IBM.
G 0 Fos',er, g(0?Dear Sir?If yon will give your time
ant writer and editor of the Day Book, I will
??? yo> one half ef all the money or goods received from
Man Advertising and batiaess aa yoa ret, or that comes to
theeSte through yonr inflnenco. ? ? ? ? 1 will any time
irahin a year sell yon tbe Day Book, and all my internet In
A for the sum of %h (UK), one half to be paid me in cash, and
the balance secured by a chattel mortgage on the establish
ment, in six, nine, and twelve months. Respectfully yonre,
, ? . N. R. 8T1MSON."
la aidition to the aboye, I wonld state that I am now
awnef of one third of the Day Hmk establishment, and
that the evidenee of inch ownership is in the hands of a gen
tleman in New York. Very respectfully, O. G. FOSTER.
Washington, April 23 1KM.
Kwp Away from Kiiox?Tliat l?, If Yoa do
??t with to te fascinated with his new styles of spring hats.
They are jnat the moat light, graceful and elegant artiolea
uautad ia tho market, as yon can see by visiting his stores,
either at No .VIS Broadway or 12M Fnlton street. We hare
Mack closer to Knox than a brother for the last ten years,
aad therefore speak from experience. lie ie also m aking
great arrangement i for summer, in the way of Panama,
straw and wni'e leavers.
Crayon Daguerreotypes, Cryatalotypea,
stereoscopes, plain daguerreotype. looket pictures. Ao.,
taken in any weuther, at the great World's Fair Premium
CaJlery. No. ,*W Broadway. Rooms easy of aocess. No
aaaaeatioa with any other establishment.^^^
Worth Seeing.?The Moat Nplendkl Show of
daguerreotypes, crystalotypes and stereoscopes eyermado
hihis ccuntrv. may be seen at S ROOT'S World's Fair
Premiow Gallery. The proprietor challenges criticism.
Call at 363 Broadway.
"None hut himself can be his parallel."
Remember that 8. ltoot, of No. 363 Broad
way, has no connection with any other daguerroan estab
lishment. Call at his great freo gallery. Perfeot pictures
!? any weather. Crayon daguerreotypes taken only by Root.
Heea ?St Co. had a Great Ilnsh Yesterday at
their new gallery Four hundred Ih'icent daguerreotypes
wore distributed among the people with perfect satisfaction,
by their original Gorman process and machinery. No con
nection with any other concern. R EES A CO.,
383 Broadway, one block above Taylor's, formerly 289. 1
Who Toole the First ta. Daguerreotype In
Mew York V Ask Holmes, of 289 Broadway. Who is Profes
ses Reese, the German hero of cheap picturo making r Ask
Holmes, 289 Broadway. Who has taken tho most daguerroo- i
types in America t Ask Holmes.
PROFESSOR REEZE, 289 Broadway.
Pianos.?T. Gilbert & Co.'* World's Fair j
Erst premium pianos, with or without the teolian, and with j
hron Irames and circular soales; Horace Waters' pianos, j
with diagonal scales and gold strings. Hallot A Crunston'a i
pianos, (of the old firm of llallett and Co., and fully ontitlcd
to all the reputation of the name;) Gilbert's bonduir pianos,
wholesale or retail, at prices which defy competition. Fiee
pianos to rent; secondhand pianos at great bargains, from
60 to*100. HORACE WATERS. 333 Broadway.
A Card.?Mr. Horace Water* would tender
kls thanks to the public for their extensive patronago, and
atate that the t plondid addition he has recently mado to his
establishment renders it one ol' tho most extensive and msg
niCeent music depots in the Union, and enables him to ex
tend an invitation to all to call upon him and examine his
large assortment of elegant pianos and melodeons, includ
ing the celebrated $1,000 icolian, to whiob was awarded tho
ihrst priic at the World's Fair. Mr. W. would also state
that, for the benefit of those who are engaged through tho
day. his rooms will be opened during the evoning, and a
skillful artiste always in attendance: and whether they
wish to purchase or listen to "the melody of sweet siinods,"
?hey will meet with the desired entertainment at 333 Broad
way.
Portable DreMlng Cases.?rhe Subscribers'
assortment embraces sll the styles that are dosirable for
travellers' uso during either s long or ihort journey. G.
SAUNDERS & SON, No. 7 Astor Houio, and No. 887
Broadway.
Pocket and Penknives, &c?The under*
signed call the attention of thoae in want of the above to
their variety, among which will be found come of the most
beautiful and rare specimens ever imported.
SAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor House, and 387 Broadway.
Raaolr Leconitre.?These Razors have no
equal in their extreme durability and keenness of edge; can
bsebtaiiwd genuine at SAUNDERS', No. 7 Astor Honse,
aad No. 387 Broadway.
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Pianos, Me*
todeons. accordoons, flutinas, banjos, violins, guitars,
futee, drums, books, sheet music, polkas, schottishee,
marches, rondos, variations, Ae. Acoordeons, pianos, me
Udeons. Ac., tuned and repaired.
L. A J. JACOBS 407 Broadway.
Jet Omomcnti^-The Largest Assortment,
comprising brooches, bracelets, earrings, necklaoes, crosses,
chains, cap pins, chnteluins. studs. Ac.; also gold mounted
iet crosses, brooches and earrings may be found at OS
BORNE, BOARDMAN A TOWNSENB'S, 627 Broadway,
under the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Gold Pens.?Readers and Writers can Pur
chase a tip top gold pen at Goldsmith's, 342 Broadway,
after which they can learn to nso it at the trifling oost of
cae dollar. Private instruction given.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway.
Sow Restdy?An Extensive Assortment of
well made and superior spring clo'hing.of the best materials
and must fashionable styles, at extremely low prieei. Sa
tisfaction guaranteed. EDWARD T. HACKETT, clothing
emporium, 1U6 Enlton street.
Spain Hawing Promised the United States
ample reparation for the last insult given at Havana; and
the weatr er being so fine and clear DRUMGOLD A 1'ROCII,
clothiers, 120 Fulton street, feel called upon to lot the pub
lic know that they are still to be found at tho old stand,
where they ire now offering tho most beautiful stylos of
spring and tniumer clotting that are to be found in tbeeity,
and their pricee do net frighten a mun of moderate means.
Peter Roberta Co., Z'to Broadway, have
received a new and stock of Swiss and cambric flfifinc
mgs at ^cilal prices. N. B ?Two active salesmen
?nttd, who fully understand the ls'e and embroidery
To Wholesale Buyers of Cor-r( * ?1 Have
just received another importation of b< fi Tr h and
English wove corsets, amongst which arc som: new styles
?ever before introduced into this markot. '' '-c prices vary
from nine to thirty-nine dollars | ur dotea. I HQS 11.
GAYNOR, 4.1 Third avenue, next to tlio drug store corner of
Tenth street.
Excess In Dress was Restricted In England
la the reign of Edward IV. Iiy a severe law. In this liberal
age we cat west what we please, sad it is tho pleasure of
most gentlemen whs de-ire to he sure of the lit of their
shirts, to give thulr orders to GREEN, No. 1 Astor House.
Peremptory Sale of Very Valuable Proper.
fiy at auction.?ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell this day,
with' nt r< serve, to close a concern, at 12 o'clock, en the
ground at Staple<on, Staten Island?20O very valuable and
eligible building lota with water front, known as the Staple
ton Dock property. These lots are situated on the bay; and
lor business or manufacturing purposes are unsurpassed,
at they arc opposite to. and in sight of the citv of New York
and immediately contiguous to the Statcn Island and New
York Furry Company's landing at Stapleton. 75 per oent
can remain on bond and mortgage for three or five years, at
7 per cent, discount of five per cent for cash. This sale
is worthy of attention, as every lot put up for sale will po
sitively be sold without any reservation, to close a concern.
Title nnquestionable. For lithographic maps and full par
ticulars, apply to the auctioneer, No. 4 Broad street.
Bookkeeping?T?n Dollars.?The subscrt.
her respectfully announces to ths mercantile oommunity
Skat he bas reduced bis terms to S10, for a eourse of double
lit single entry bookkeeping. Application should be mude
Immediately, writing classes $1 to $3.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway.
The National Police Gazette will contain
matters of particular interest; special report of the Hum
mell Conspiracy Case in Philadelphia; Spiritualism; Foreign
and Domestic Criminal News. Heady on Thnrsday morn
ing. For saleiveryahere.
Paranoia?We have on hand, a Sice aauort
ment of watered silk and neat styles, which we offer mncb
lelow tho usual prices.
SPRATT A MUIR, 25 Cortlandt street.
Ladles' Shoe Establishment?JeflTeru, No. 467
Broadway. New York.?Premium at the London Exposition.
Ladies visiting the city and wishing to purohase an eseel
lont article, finished in an artlstical manner,are respectfully
informed that these celebrated shoes and boots are still
manufactured under J offers' personal supervision.
National Academy of Design?The Annual
meeting of the aoadetnicians will be held at the new Conncil
room, 58 East Thirteenth street, one door west of Broad
way, at 5 o'clock of Wednesday, May 10. A general and
Cnotual attendance is particularly desired. By order of
I Council. T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor. Seo'ry N. A.
For Sale Cheap?A Ladles' Shoe Store, 211
Sixth avenue, second door above Fourteenth street; the beet
1 in the eity. inquire at 467 Broadway.
French Gas Fixtures, Decorated China Din
new. dessert, sad tea seta, just reoeived per ships Isaac Bell,
Helvetia. end St. Denis, which, added to our previous as
sortment, makes the largest and most beautiful variety ever
?ffovod in New York. Buyers are Invited to inspect the
uouo. W. J. r. DAILEY A CO S new marble stores, 631 and
B Broadway.
Importers of G1R Cornices, Willow Chairs
Ssofas, ENGKLMANN A Co., W3 William street, up
?. These ohetrs and sofas nro particularly fitting as
iture in tine country houses and ladies' boudoirs. Prices
moderate.
Carpeting*, Oilcloths, te., ?fcc ?A Diversi
fied, i chaste, and online assortment of ihtse splendid
suede, both foreign and domestic, ean always be prooured
ay wholesale and retail purchasers at tho popular estab
hebmsnt of the snbssribevs, at prices a shade bighor than
cost. WILLIAM MoURORTYT GEO. H. TILByTNo. 142
Broadway.
Hiram Anderson, No. 00 Bowery, offers As
touishleg inducements to buyers of rich uarpcts and
oilcloths, vis.;?English velvets, 13*. 14s. and 15s.; tapestry,
Ha 9s. Iks. and lis.; beautiful ingrain carpets, 3s. 4s. lis. <4,
and 7s. t oilcloths 1 to 8 yards wide, 3a. 4s. 5s. 6s. to 8s ;
rugs, mats, mattings, table severs, Ac., cheap.
Window Shade Manufacturers, Importers
*f Gilt Corniest,-L ace aad Moral in Curtains, Damasks. Bnff
Hollands. Ac ?RELTT A FERGUSON, 80s. 289)g Broad
way and 54 Keade street, araoffering great inducements to
porchasere of the above goods. AD Kinds of window shades
made to order. Our superior mstnnfautnring facilities on-,
?hie us to keep ths reputation we,have always had, of being
She cheapest house in the States.
BruvIn g Machine*? I.adlwT Shoo and Gutter
xsunufactiiiers are informed that ftr fine stlchingof kid,
onamoUed morocco, patent leather, and all similar work,
the new. improved single threaded sewing machines pro
a quality of work not hitherto approached by any ma
chine, and much sepsrlor to what ft is possible to do by
hand. This may seem extra* agant, hue it is exactly true
The right to nso these machines is unqttrstioncd, being se
cured by the original patent granted U Moore A Johnson
la 1849. J. M. IINUER A CO. Nt. J2B Broad wify.
$15 only for a beautlfBJ Homes4?ul-Rsnt
pavers leek at this, and puri-hase at once. Here -Very one
kay ait under his own vlns and fig tree, where no one can
easiest him, or say. "Why ds you sot" A ohoiss let of 100
(UrajS and 2.(810 building lots at RsMvale, L. I., will be
divided on the 28tb of April, 1854, among 6(8) subscribers.
Three farms and building lots are fsst bring taken up. and
the books will soon be elostd. Each subscriber will have
4 building Iptr- 25 by 100 feet, or a farm from 2 to 21) acres.
Apply to CHA6. WOOD, 20H Broadway, where a few shares
MM* tas b* had. JUpi and pamphjf ts gap hp hadgratja.
Notice-The Steamer An son la having been
thoroughly overhauled. now boilor, Ao.. will rmiac h?r re
gular trip* to iltldgf pert on und after Wodaoaday, 36th
not.
Canvaoaer Wanted?Wall Street Journal
for subscribers thereto. All facilities will bo and
from $5 to $10 weekly guarantied. Apply at !??
G. J. Smith, the onlj reliable HlllpoeUr ami
distributor, 66 Franklin otreot in the bavement.
Batchelor'o Hair Dye to atUl the Leading
article by all acknowledged to bo tho boat dye extant for
perfectly eoloring the hair tho moment it io applied Tens
of thoneando ia all parte or tbo world proslaim it tho only
rsMable dye known Bold at BATCHBLOR'8, ?13 Broad
way.
Uonrand'i Hnlr Dye In the Beet in tee. Nuf
eed. Poudro enbtllo nprooto hair from aay part of tho body.
Medicated eoap core* pimples, tan. freckle*, Ac l,ii|nid
ronge, lily white, and hair rettorative, at GOUR AUD.S'S old
depot, 67 Walker etreet, (iret store from Broadway; Cell en.
der, rh South Third atreet, Philadelphia; Batea, 129 Wash
ington atreet, Boaton.
Crlstadoro'a Bxcelwlor Dye?At length even
the moat aeeptical hare " got it through their hair " that
thie ie the aafeet, pureet, mort infallible, and moat natural
Hair Dye in cxiatrnre. If there ie one doubter loft, lot him
or her aeo the experiment* made daily at 6 Astor House.
The Sklee may meet the Earth; the San
may turn baokward. nothing ia too incredible for belief,
ainco we are aeaured, by actual fact, that Barker'! grease
loaa Touique cannot fail to restore the fallen hair. Price
25eenta. Headquarter!. BARKER'S, 139 Broadway.
Try My Onguent It Yon Wont Beard,
which it will force to grow strong and thick in ait weoka,
and will net stain or injure the akin $t a lettle, $1 60 half
doien. Sent to any part of the country. R. U. GR AHAM,
13 Ann atreet; /.fiber 44 South Third etreet, Philadelphia;
Hance, 1(16 Baltimore atreet. Baltimore,
Pimple a, Frrrklca and Tan can be entirely
removed fr?m the skin, by using Eli W. Yondersmith's Ex
tract of Kcaesand Elder Flowers. It haa never been known
to fail In a single instance in removing pimples or freckles,.
Try it, ladies. Prepared only t v E W. VONDKKSMITlf;
Bowary Drug Store, No. 13S, and sold by Mrs. Hays, No. 175
Pulton street, Brooklyn.
Wig* and Tonptrs.?Bat rhetor, of Wo. 333
Broadway, 1* pleased to announce another beautiful im
provement in tho manufacture of those articles. Tbia in
vention ia applied to ladies' and gentlemen's hair work, and
ia the moat perfect imitation of natnre yet diaeovered.
Bras* Spring Ti-uhmc*?Benjamin's Brass
spring trusses, No. 13 Beokman street, never ruets nor
groas weak from use. It etVects more radical cnrca than
all other trusses. It haa no back pad, which docs so much
injury to the apinc. Six daya trial given.
Dtahlcr'a Antl-Perlodlc Pill*.?A Certain
sure for Pevor and Ague.?Tbia new and iuturesting diaco
vcry in vegetable medicine ia attracting the attention of
physicians and invalids, by the uuiformity of
. . . . its curea. It
nevsr fails when naad aa directed. Sold by Boyd A Paul,
149 Chambers atreet; Chas. II. King corner of Broadway
and John street; C. V. Clickenor A Co.. 81 Barclay street;
r of Broadway and Fourteenth street.
W. P. Cromhio. cornor i ,
Guion, corner of Bowery and Grand street; Sheddon, corner
of Bowery and Fourth street; Gnstav Ramsporger, 62 Oliver
street, and Hutehinga, 144 We*. Broadway. Orders from
the trade to be addressed to
C. G. DESHLER, Now Brunswick, N. J.
Pimple*, Freckle*, and Tan are entirely
removed from the akin by using Eli W. Vondcrsmith's Ex
tract Reees and Elder flowers. Every lady who has used
one bottle of the Extract admits they have nevoryetfonn 1
any article to affeot pimples and freckles nntil they have
used this extract, and it has removed them. To ladies woo
are troubled with tbom try a bottle, thop yon can judge fi r
vonraelf. Prepared only by K. IV. VONBERS11ITII,
Bowery Drug Sturo, No. 158, and sold by Mrs. Hays, No. 17S
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Country Merchant* and Drugglats will
please notice that Dr. Duponco's Golden Female Pills n r
now le obtained at Proprietor's prices of C. V. ('Meier r
A Co., No. 81 Barclay street; Ilall, Ruckle A Co., 220 Grei
wich street, and Alexander A Steele, 7b l.arelav stre ...
Retail priuc, $1 per box. and sent by mail to any address 1 y
inclosing$1 to J. DUPONCO, Broadway Post Offioe, poet
paid.
Try the Fever and Ague Exterminator
prepared by 11. D. WYNKOOP, 140 Knlton etreet. We will
deal fairly with the afflicted, and retnrn the money on proof
of no cure. Manufacturers are cautioned against using our
title, it was entered in 1846, according to the act of Con
gress.
Purity the Blood?Dr. McCUittock's Tonic
Alterative Syrup, is the best and safest spring modi tine that
can le employed for the removal of all unhealthy iic ninula
tirns from the blood and glands. All | rsons should use it,
who are subject to bolls, pimplos. ilbnis complaints, erysi
pllss. piles, headache lassitude or "tier symptom- of im
pure blood, which if neglected may c m -e serious fevers,
l owel complaints, Ac., In summer. Ii is delightful to the
taste, and equally safe for childrtn and females. Itisoom
Sosed wholly of vegetable extracts, and origlnaiod by one of
lie most experienced physicians in this country, who em
ployed it witn unbounded success in family practice. Sold
by druggists generally, and by A. CUSHMAN A CO. proprie.
tors. 122 Fnlton atreet. Price $1; six bottles for $5. Ask
for Dr. McClintoek'a Tonic A'tcrstive Syrup.
Newly Diaeovered Medicated Inhalation for
diseased lunge.?Dr. Curtis' Uygeanaia producing an entire
ig complain
revolution in the treatment of all long complaints. Ac
counts are daily read of eases of cures of asthma, Iron
thltie and consumption, heretofore considered hopeless,
Qcom clergymen, postmasters, and other persons of the
highest respectability. Sales here have reached over
two
bandred packages a day, although It is only three months
since it was first f*? " " ' ?
tdvarllied. It is the most wonderful dl,
lovery in medicine ever made by man. It gives Immedia >
-ellef. Read the following:?liygeana in Maine.?J. H.
Ueubert, Postmaster of Richmond, Maine, writes ne ?
'The hygeara is doing wonders here My sister has had a
IMtr easing cough, with great difficulty of breathing, for
years. She wore the inhaler and took the cherry syrup but
a few days before she was relieved, and now, after one
month's nse of it, her cough is well. Dr. Cnrtls' new sys
tem of inhalation must produce an entire revolution in the
treatment of diseases of the lungs. There is no mistake, it
is truly a wonderful diseovory." Hygeana for sale at
BOYD A PAUL'S, No. 149 Chambers street; 0. H. Ring,
corner of Jobn street and Broadway, New York; and Mrs.
? eyes, No. 176 Fulton street, and at No. 146 Atlantio
street, Brook^n; C. H. Phillips, corner of Wooster and
Houston street*.
FINANCiAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARKET.
Ti esdat, April 25?fl P. M.
Quotations for stocks at the first board, to-day, were
lower than those current at the close yesterday. Hudson
convertible bonds fell of! 1 per cent ; Pennsylvania Coal,
>4 ; Cumberland Coal, X ; Parker Vein, X ; New York
Central Railroad, X '> Panama Railroad, X i New Haven
Railroad, IX ; Harlem Railroad, X- Cleveland and To
ledo Railroad advanced X P? cent. There was a heavy
feeling in the market, and no disposition to operate to
nny extent is visible. We noticed to-day mora cash
transactions than usual, probably caused by the bears
taking in some ot their shorts. Crystal Palace has lately
been much neglected, and prices have run down about as
fast as they run uj>. A small clique of speculators pur
chased pretty largely at first, and prices run up rapidly;
but the advance brought out more stock than they
wanted, and they soon stopped buying. The consequence
is that prices fell off, and the stock is now nowhere. It
would be difficult to sell much at any price. It is the
general impression that the opening will be a failure,
and that it will be a better time to sell the stock before
the 4th of May than after. The steady decline in New
Haven Railroad stock is creating some little excitement
among holders. We do not recollect of the stock having
before sold so low as 93X per cent. It has been as high
as 115 percent. It probably is worth no more than it is
now selling for. Three regular dividend days have been
passed, and it is doubtful when payment will be re
sumed. The road has a large local and through traffic,
but its expenditures are a very heavy per cent of the
gross earnings. Railroad bonds of all kinds appear to
be gradually but steadily depreciating. We record almost
daily large sales at lower prices.
TheTC was a little more activity in the mining market,
without change in prices. Lehigh has fallen to 2X, and
is heavy at that. North Carolina is stationary at 2X- A
n narkably tale bear sale of Dutchess Silver was made at
50 cents, seller nine months. Gardiner Geld is firm at
2X- The bids at the board were:?
Bid. Afktd. Bid. Atk?d
Caledonia 4 4X Vanderburg....? X
Lehigh 2X 2X Lindsay 06c. 70c.
MiddletownSil..? 1 Ohio Land X IX
Lister ? IX PhenlxGold.. ..66c. 80c.
Potomac, old... 2X 3 Rutherford.... X X
Do. new ? 1 McCulloch 5 X C
Carroll ? 2,X Conrad ? 60c.
North Carolina. 2X 2,X Gold Hill 3X 8X
Toltec 8X ? Gardiner Gold.. 2 X 2X
Windsor ? f>X Wyckoff 3'4 5
Fulton IX IX Ocoee ? IX
Mineral 26c. 60c. Rridgewater PH? 2
Leep River ....? X Gard'rCrusher. 5c. 85c.
Sales of Breckenridge Coal are quoted at par at the
Brokers' Board. We understand that Professor Sill i man
Intends to rend a paper on the extraordinary qualities of
this coel, this week, at Washington. For manufacturing
purposes it is certainly without a rival in the world.
After the adjournment of the Board the following sales
of stocks were made at auction by 8. Draper:?
$6,000 Kentucky sixes 108
300 New Yoik City 6s, 1870 MX
3,0' 0 Peru end Indianapolis RR., 1st mort 74X
1.(.00 Buffalo, Corning AN. Y. ltR., do 70>,
4,000 Catawissa, William sport and Lrie convert.. 45
16,000 Lyons (Iowa) Central 1UL, 1st mort 50
16 shares New Albany and Salem RR 42
15 do (ihio and Mississippi RR 40
6 do Union Iron Co 97 X
At the second board the market was altogether better.
Erie Railroad went up X PPr cent, N. Y. Central Railroad
X, Nicaragua X, Reading Railroad Xi Canton Co. X>
Cumberland Co. X- Erie Railroad was quite active at
the advance.
The steamship Arabia, at Halifax from Liverpool,
brings seven days' later intelligence. Financially and
commercially it Is favorable. Consols were up, ootton
up, and breadstuff's up. The political accounts do not dif
fer materially from those received by the previous steam
er. Since the receipt of the telegraph;, despatch from
Halifax, announcing the arrival of the Arabia..holders or
breadstuff* in this market have l>een firmer, but no trans
actions have been made. Cotton closed Orm, w ith an up
ward tendency in prices.
The advices from California are more favorable, and
the receipts of gold dust show quite an Increase. The
two steamers have on boerd about two millions, being
the half monthly shipment from San Francisco. The
markets of California continued depressed.
The Board met on Monday in their new room. In the
Cvn> Ekgl-at'gc JPfMtk Jbtni bng, and jve arc for^d ^
t
well pleased with the improvement in sound that is now
observable In token of their satisfaction with the action
of thoir eommittee, the Board pureed the following reso
lution:?
Resolved, That the thanks of the Board are duo to the
Committee of Arrangements for thoir successful exer
tions in preparing the new rooms for the accomminlation
of the Board; and that while we would not overlook the
services of every member of said committee, we feel that
Mr. Edward Hcnriuues, wlio?e unremitting attention to
the duties confided to hiro, and excellent taste exhibited
in the perfection of the arrangements, is due our special
thanks, and that they be tendered to him with the ac
knowledgments of our approbation and entire satisfac
tion.
Mr. E. 0. Cooke, the first teller, and Mr. T. F. Bull,
the second teller, of the Mechanics' Bank, have each
been presented with a handsome service of silver by
several of our most prominent merchants, who have for
many years been doiDg business with that institution. It
was a well deserved compliment to two worthy men.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 22d met., were?
.For the redemption of stock 9100,443 31
For paying other treasury debts 24,651 20
For the customs 111,220 00
Covered into the treasury from customs... 2,250,160 36
Covered into the treasury from lands 67,277 81
Covering into treasury from miscellaneous
sources 2,328 16
For the War Department 30,666 46
l'or the Navy Repartition 107,t>30 02
For repaying fur the Navy Department 2,663 62
For the interior Department 21,298 53
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad, on Wednesday, it was resolved
to declare, semi annually, from the 1st of October next,
such dividends in cash as the net earnings of the road
will justify, after placing to the sinking fund the amount
heretofore stipulated, and reserving such surplus as the
Board may deem prudent and expedient. The following
statement will show the revenue and expenses of the
main stem of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, for the
year ending 1st of April, 1864;?
Gross receipts of tin- main stem, including
dividend irom the Washington branch.. .91,774,959 11
Deduct expenses 9934.188 68
Interest, ground rent, &c 385,401 34-1,319,590 02
Net earning, which has been used in the
payment ol debt contracted l'or machinery
to earn the revenue 9455.369 09
Estimated revenue and expenses for the six months
ending 1st October, 1854:?
Estimated receipts for the ensuing six
months, being summer months, including
Washington branch dividend 91,630,000 00
Expenses at 60 per cent $900,000 00
Interest, ground rent, he 387,401 34-1,285,401 34
Estimated net earnings 9224,598 66
Stock Exebnngr.
Tcksdat, April 25, 1854.
91000 Kentucky 6's.. 106 1 COO Par.Vn.Coal. .#3 6*
lotlO Erie itic lids... !>7 300 do b3 6,*
3000 do 96* 300 do 6 *
3000 Erie Con Bs '71 86 100 do b60 6*
20C0 Erie Con Bi'62 86* 200 do boO fl*
20C0 Hud Riv 1 M Bs 101 110 NY Central RR.. 100*
1000 llud Conv Bs.. 87 60 " do stSO 106
6000 do.sl2ms 86 25 do bGO 107
15500 111 Cen KB...s3 78* 37 Mich. So. Constr.. 104
2000 do 78* 60 Erie RK 71*
It 00 NY Cen RR Bda 93* 100 do....b30 71*
4000 do 93', 50 do b3 71*
10500 do l>3 94 150 do s3 71*
1000 do s3 94 400 do s3 71*
6 shs Bk State NY. 105 100 do slO 71*
10 Del&HudC Co.?3 109* 50 do s60 71*
50 do b3 109 ? 150 do s3 71;*
5 Contint ntul Bank 100* 300 do 71*
5 Nassau Bank.... 103 200 do b3 71*
450 Nic Trans Co.... 26* 60 do s60 71,1*
260 do c 26', 25 Stonington RR.. 68
200 Canton Co... s30 25', 500 Reading RR..b60 75
100 N.Jersev Zinc.s30 8* 300 do s60 74
2(J0 l lor & Kpt JS . b3 1* 100 do b3 "4%
60 Penu Coal Co.. ,c 104* 50 Panama RR 103*
150 Cumb Coal Co... 27?, 30 N lnd Construe. 103?,
50 do c 27?, 10 Rome Water RR. 94
100 do 27* 140 Clctre & Tol RR.. 92
200 do 860 27 100 do bOO 92*
460 do 27* 100 do hlO 91*
360 do bOO 27* 100 do btSO 93
32 Brtck. Coal.. ,.l>3 100 10NY&NHRR.. 93*
5 do....sl2m 75 260 Harem UK..b30 51
100 Gardiner Gold s30 2* 400 do C 50*
500 Gold Hill Mine... 3*
SECOND BOARD.
91000 2d MgeBds.... 98* 200 shs Read'gURb30 75,*
20 shs Hunover Bank 91 200 do s60 74*
150 Morris Canal.. b3 14* 200 Hud Riv RR.. bOO 65*
200 Nic Tran Co....c 26* 100 Erie Railroad.... 72
k'OOH & Key Jt ft.sS 1* 400 "
100 do b30 1* 200
16 Clev & Toledo RR 92 60
100 Cum Coal Co.. sl6 27 * 200
100 do s60 27* 150
400 Cat. ton Co.... sCO 25* 100
100 do 26 100
300 Reading RR .. 7? 506
200 do .eDO 76 6 NY Central RR.. 100,*
MINING BOARD.
160 Lehigh 2* 200 Caledonia b30 4*
50 do 2* 500 Parker Vein.. .slO 6*
100 NoethC'aroHna.bOO 3 600 do s30 6*
200 do 2* 200 Gardiner Gold.s30 2*
100 Dutchess Silv. s0m * 200 do ?eo 2*
do...
72
do...
72 X
do...
...s30
72*
do...
. ..s60
71*
do. .
...,s3
72
do ..
.. .1)30
72*
do...
....s3
71 *
do ..
...660
72*
CITY TKADE REPORT.
Tcssdat, April 25?0 P. M.
Asms.?There were fold 50 barrels pot?, at $5 94 ? 96, anI
pearls, in lote, at $6, per 100 iba.
BREAcsrurrs.?Flour waa lose active and rather less
firm, though uot really cheaper. Tbo transactions embraced
7,000 harrela?Black Rook, at 97 Ufa a $7 25; common to
cood straight State, at $7 62K a 97 *7>?; mixed to fancy
We?tern, at V a 98 37ii. and other grades at proportionate
price*. The tales of Canadian amounted to 1.800 barrel*?
superfine, in bond, at 97 75; of Southern, to 1.400 barrels, at
$H 50 a $8 b7}? for mixed to good; and $S m7)s a 9 62)^ for
tancy; of rye tlour, to 400 harrela tine, at 94 02)j a 94 75; aud
of corn meal, to 500 harrela Jersey, at 93 50. Wheat was
more active. Ihe day's operations comprised 2,000bnihels
good Canadian white, in nond, at 91 02,600 choice Vir
ginia red, at 91 !*5; eid 4.500 Southern do., at 91 HI. Ryo,
barley and oats were unchanged. Corn tended downwards.
The day a business reached 36,000 bushels, at HOc. a Hlc. for
mixed Southern; Hie. a 82)$c. for Northern vellowaid
Sonthern white; 82c. a 83c. for round yelolw; and 83c. a 84o.
for Southern do., per bust.el.
Coveee.?The market was steady, with sales of 50> hags
at tic. a llj^c., and 75 do. at 1u)?j.; 200 do. St. Domingo at
()ac , and luO do. Java atl4.VtC.
C'OTTOif.?The murket closed lirm. with an upward ten
dency in prices. Tlie salts embraced?F ir export, 630 bales;
hon e ute, 414 do ;on speculation, hi do.; in transitu, 757
do. Total. 1,882 bales.
Fmicins ?Kates were easier, and we have to notice en
gagements of about 300,000 bushels corn, chiefly in balk, at
d., and ahont 1,500 bbls. flour were reported at 2s. 6d. a
2a .Oil. Cotton was at 5- 16d. a ?(d. for compressed aud un
compressed. To Ulaagow 1,000 bbls. rosin were engaged at
4s. 7d. To Rotterdam 100 bales cotton wore engaged at 1c.,
1,000 bbls. rodn at 5s. 6d., and 10,UW,gallons honey at 4tgc.
per lb. To Havre there was Lot little offering, aud rates
u ere more or less nominal. To California rates were dull
at 50c. a 60c. per foot measurement.
Frvit.?The market waa easier, and sales of about 500
boxes wet and dry raisins were mads at 92 50
Iron.?There was more doing, and during the week so far,
abont 260 tons have been sold, at 940 50 a 942 for Scotch pig.
Mo lasses.?We noticed sales of 100 bbls. New Orleans, at
25c.; 2b0 bbds. Porto Rico, at 27c. a 28c.; and 186 do. clayed,
at 20c.
Navai. Stores.?Sales of 50 bbls. spirits turpentine wers
made for shipment, at 63c. cash; and 2.000 bbls. rosin, (315
lbs. eachj at 91 75, delivered.
Oiia.?Whale and spsrm were unaltered. Sales were made
of 150 baskets olive, part at 94; 8,000 gallons linseed, at 08c.
a 91; and 1,500 gallons lard, at 18c. per gallon.
Provisions ?Pork moved to the extent of 800 bbls.. at
914 37>< a914 50for mess; 914 for old do.; $12 87)4 a 913for
prime: and 97 7-6 for sour do., per bbl. The sales of cut
meats retched 370 pkgs., at yesterday's quotations. The
sales of lard ooneisted of 300 bbls. fair to prime, at 9)4c. a
1'Jgc. per lb. Beef was in good request, and purchased to
the extent of 400 bbls., in lots, at very full prices. Butter
and cheese were unchanged.
Reai. Estate.?Bales at anetion:- House (4 story brick)
and lot on Eleventh avenue. 17 feet from Forty sixth strict,
lot 25x106, 93,500; house (4 story brick) and lot adjoining,
same size. 93,850; 2 lota on 124th street and 125th struct, ad
joining on rear, 206 feet from Fifth avenue, each 25x100,
91 300; 1 lot on (Seventeenth street, 175 feet from avenne A,
25x92, 91,Obi); 2 lots on forty third strept, 225 foet from
Tenth svenue, each 25x100.5,91,150 oach; house (3jitory brick)
and lot No. loo CHS strset. 97,700; house and lot No. 56
Broi me street, 25x75, 94,000; house (3 story and basement
brick) aud lot No. 84 West Twenty seventh stroet, soutH
tide, between Fifth and Hixth avenues. lot 20x28.0, houss
20x40. 9b..~<00, 2 lota on Thirteenth stroet. rear above, small
shanty on one, eiuJi 25x94.5 on one side, and 94.6 on 'he other,
together, 9625; lease (5 yearafunexpired)of house (4 story ant
attic brick) No. 17 Ado street, north side, between Nassau
and Broadway, 91.100; 1 lot on Fourth stroet. 275 feet from
Eighth avenue, 25x96.5, 9160; 1 do. do. on Fourth street, 215
feet from Eighth avenne,25x96.3, 9175. Brooklynproperty
llot on Hecond place, between Clinton and Court streets.
26x133.5'.,. 91,975; 1 do. adjoining, near Court street, jams
size, 91 '.'50: 3 do. opposite side Beoond place. 26 feet
from Clinton street, each 26x133 5'4, 92 010 each.
Williamsburg property?House (irnme) aud about \)?
of lot corner of Tenth and Aimdle streets. 91,510.
New York properties.?Brown stone house and lot No. 146
Thirty eight street, sonth side, between Seventh and Eighth
avenues, bouse 26 by 61, lot 20 by block, $7,900, 2 lutj ad
ii ining together, 91,020: 2 story uud basement house and
lot No. 1x3 I.ait Twenty fifth street, north side, 155 feet
west of Second avenue, lot Ii6 by 98, 93,400; lease of lot 312
Thirtieth street, with improvements, (lease dated 8spt.
1H47. for 21 years, with two renewals, containing a clauss
giving the holder a right to a title in fee simple, at a low
price under certain circumstances), 91,960; 2 houses and
lots 22 and 24 Watts street, each $4,800: house sad lot No.
11 Rivington ftreet, 25 by lOU, 16,000. house (4 sto-y marble)
and lot 5o.f7 Ui oadway, lot 48.3 front and 50.6 fear by 94 ft
di ep un nottb aids, by 90 fact on south lids. 915,000, bouse
and lot No. 79 Essex street, lot '25 by 87.6, 95,000. house and
lot No. 501 Bioadwuy, lot running through to Mercer street;
home and lot both 29.7 on Broadway: lot .30.1 on Mercer,
and 200.6 deep, 907 000; hoase and lot 113 Spring etre*t,
810,000; 1 gore lot corner Klngsbridga road and Eighteenth
street, f2?5; 3 adjoining on road, 1497)4; 3 do.,
9667){; 1 do., corner #1 134th street, 8303; 2 onto
site corner, together. 9530; 4 rear of ubove, together, ?2?h
4 adjoining, $i<)0; 4 do, 8.39U; 5 do, 9425 ; 2 near above, on
Eleventh avenne, and 1 gore, 9390; 3 gore lots on opposite
side, 83'.Yv 4 near above, 8x90: 4 adjoining. 8290: 4 to, 82*);
4 do,, 9320; 4 do, $300:5 do, 8*25; 3 lots and 1 goro rtn above
Tenth avenne, 9375; 3 d>< and 1 gore opposite side. 9495; 4
sore lots rear above on l84tb street. 8100; IS do adjoining,
fl 610; 3 largo gore lota on Klngsbridge road, corner of li?5tn
'tijet, 9540 6 small gore lots rear abovo on l-4tb street,
9500; 6 do, 9215; li do, Ks.Hh 2 large gore lots rear above, on
Movent k aienue 9340, 2 opposite side avenue, 9360; 6 small
goto lots, rear above, 8300 . 6 do. 9365; 6 do $.115: 2 largo
goeci rear above on Tenth avenne, 9400; I do opr ri'e side
avenue, 9124), 4 small pores resr above, 9140. 21 do adjoin
ing, 9441; 3 lots on 1 -4th -treet, 36x99.11,8435 4 do,MM);
4 lots oii 194th street. 26x96.11. $429 4 do. Elm'; 2 do. 8190;
4 lnts ltar slovs, on Eleventh avenue, each 35 x 100 95J1; 4
adjoining, running to corner of lMth stro-t. same size,
$5V0; 4 opposite side lsith street, seme size, $510: 4 adjoining,
tunning to tMth stre t, ramc size, 95.-0; 4 near above . n
1 <4ih street, each 26x99, 9430; 4 adjoining, mat size 9410, 4
do, 9400; 4 do, $.',;<); 4 do, $.''90; 4 do, 93isi, 4 rear above, on
Ten!h avenne, $690 *4 adjoining. 96|(i; 4 oopositc 9660 4 a 1
joining 9690; 4 rear of above 9376; 4 d >. 9360 19 on 184th
and 20 lota and one gore on IMlh street, 12,400; 4 on 186th
street. 9(90; 9 adjoining, 9625, 12 do MOO, 2 next block,
9214: 4 adj lining, 9390; 4 do, 1), 4 do, 93-3; 4 do, 9416
8t OARS.?The market was tolerably active, with sales of
854) Cuba muscovado's at 4>4c , a 4>4r.. a 4)4 ' . llOdn. New
Orb ans at 4'4c. a4>4o.; 150 do. Fot to Kioo, at 5'4c a 5,So .
..(I do. Texas, on private terms, and 175 boxes brown lla\ ana
at.'.'4c.
n ins* ? A pullie sale of about 150 casks port wire was
jnsde, at pritts ftrying Ires WK, iv >2 5", per e*4??
w?i ilia,
At St. Joseph's Church Sixth avenue, New York, on
Funday afternoon, April 23, by the Kev. Mr. MeCurron,
Lr. John J. I itwatrjok altmU of the N'bw York Hkrald,
formerly of f arubam Head, county Cavsn, Ireland, toMiaa
Catharine Wxth'N, late of the city of Dublin.
On Sunday, April 23. by the Rev Pr Gumming*, Mr
Wiiium Kirtatrick to Miss AMiu C. Davis, all of thia
eitv.
On Tuesday, April t5. by the Rev. Dr. Floy, Mr. Gborgb
Githxib to Mim< Numb L. Gibrn, all of this eitv.
At Brooklyn, on Monday, April 24, by the Rev. Jainea
L. Hoape, D P., Mr Uborge WoitTirivt.TON to Lottie,
daughter of the late Thomas Bloomer, Esq.. of New York.
At Spencertown, N. Y., by the Rev. Pr Woodbridge,
Capt. J. Ijb-tkb, of New London, Conu., to Miss Makuaw
Warren, of Bridgehumpton. L 1.
In Trinity Church, on Tuesday. April 25. by tho Right
Rev. Bishop Wainwright, Wii.iiam Seweu., late Chief En
gineer. tT. S. N., to Miss Carouse M.. daughter of the late
Col. P. E. Dunscomb, of Waahington City, P 0.
Died,
On Monday evening. April 24, Wa:tkb Mbrrifibui,
aged C5 yeurs
The friends and acquaintances of the family, and alao
the members of Independent 1-odgo of Free and Accepted
Masons. are respectfully invi'ed to attend his funeral, at
three o'clock this afternoon, from Iiia late residence, No.
Ptt Cannon street. Ilia remains will be interred in Cypress
Hills Cemetery.
Hudson papers please copy.
On Tuesduy morning. April 25, Orison Povaicne, only
son of Olive M. and Joel Summia, aged 3 vears and 9
months.
On Tuesday, April 25, Mortiuur. youngest son of Alex
ander 11. and Margaret Baxter.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu
neral, from No. 2C June street, at ten o'clock this morn
ing.
On Friday. April 21. Mf. Thoman Mills, at his late resi
dence. No. titi Oliver street, late of 1-ong Island.
His friends and relatives are requc-ted to attend his fu
neral, which will lake place at two o'clock this afternoon,
trom No. 60Olive* street.
On Tuesday morning. April 25, after a short and severe
illness, in the 59th year or his age, Jaubs Matiibws, for
merly merchant, of this city.
His friends and acquaintances, and those of his ne
phew, Arthur Fiuegan, are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, from liis late residence. No. 13 St. Luke's
place, Leroy street, at half rasl nine o'clock to morrow
morning. Funeral services at ten o'clock, at St. Peter's
Church, Barclay street, from thence to Eleventh street
for interment.
Suddenly, on Tuesday afternoon. Virginia, youngest
child of-Hcnry aud Virginia Van Name, aged 14 months.
The friends of the family are requested to attend the
funeral, from No. 163 Madison street, Hub afternoon,
without further invitation.
On Tuesday morning, April 25. Mrs. Btuix'.irr C. Moorb,
wife of James Mi.ore; in the 35th year of her age.
The relatives und friends of the family, and of her
brother, Bernard Smyth are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, at half past nine o'clock to-morrow
morning, from No. 237 Division street. Her remains will
be taken to St. Mury's Church, and l'rom thence to Cal
vary Cemetery.
On Monday. April 24, Hannah Kiizaiutth, daughter of
Thomas M. and Rachel Graves, aged 2 years, 'J months
and 3 days.
The funeral will take place at one o'clock this after
noon, from l.er late residence. No. 157 Elizabeth street.
The friends Hnd acquaintances of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
Inh'outh Brooklyn, on Monday. April 24, of idiopartive
croup, Famiei J , only child ef Samuel 31. and Helen L.
Davidson, aged 1 year, 6 months and 24 days.
At PeeUskill. N. Y. on Tuesday morning, April 25, Kij.a,
youngest child of Daniel It. and Maria J. Jones, in tne 4th
year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the above place, at
three o'clock this afte rnoon.
tin Monday. April 24, in Philadelphia, Maity 8., wife
of Charles Middleton, and daughter of Samuel Taylor, of
thia city.
The friends of tho family are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, from the residence of her husband,
No. 50 Parish street. Philadelphia, at two o'clock to
morrow afternoon, without further notice.
On Tuesday, April 25, Jambs Owen, only son of Edward
and Catfcarine Byrnes, aged 10 months and 13 (lays.
The friends and acquaintances, and tliose.of the family,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two
o'clock this afternoon, from his late residence, No. 184
East Seventeenth street, corner of First avenue.
And is that body cold in death 1
That child we loved so well;
His smiling face no more we'll see,
While on this earth we dwell.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONA!..
INFORMATION WANTED?OF LAUGH LIN GRANT,
from parish of Clocn, county Leitrlm, Ireland, when last
beard from lie was in or near New llavcn, Connecticut.
Any information concerning him will be thankfully received
by his sister, Anne Grant, at lutl West Twcnty-ttfth street.
New Haven papers please copy.
IF MR. WM. RICHARDS, WHO WAS IN THIS CITY
in tbe summer of 1851. and acted as bookkeeper to a brin
in Front street, is in this city now, and will communicate
bis address to Hox No. 3,000 Post Office, be will bear of
Eometbing to bis advantage.
MANSION HOUSE?IF THE GENTLEMAN THAT
wantod the young man, a batter. to goto California
on tbe fifth of M(;y, wilt rail at tbe bat shop, 1*7 Main street,
os the young man forgot bis name, be will muob oblige the
advertiser.
MR. T.C. BOYD, ENGRAVER, OF BROOKLYN. WILL
please call at the Sunday Despatch. No. 22 Beekinan
street, as soon as possible.
THE LADY WHO PURCHASED THREE SUITS OF
clothing from Denmrold A Prosh. 120 lfnltnn ?(reel,
yesterday, tor be> sons, is informed that the large diamond
wbieh she was complaining of having lost from a duster
pin which she wore, was found on the floor after she bad
gone.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
CRYSTAL r A LACK? THE NEV YORK CRYSTAL i
Faiaee is temporarily closed. in order to receive and I
arrange a world of rare and beautiful article*, from Europe
and our own eountrj, preparatory to it* grand re opening,
and it* popular re-inauguration, on the 4th of May next. |
Fall particular* of the interesting eeremonie* of tlieoccaeion 1
will be pul fished in due time. Two priae* of ouo hundred i
dollar* each are offered for the hot two Ode* in honor of In- ,
dflstry, Invention, and the Arts, to be aung at the re inaugn
ration by the New York Harmonic Society, nnmlwring uvea !
three hutdred member*?the Odea to be lent in by the 25th
inatant. The AitocinHon lor the Exhibition of the Industry
of all Nation* cannot to< strongly nrge ip?a ail mechanics,
merchant*, manufacturers, and arfiat*, the overwhelming
importance of displaying their choicest *pecimeua in the
Crystal Palace. Arrangement* are being made with the
various steamboat and railroad companies throughout the 1
country to carry pa***overs to th* Crystal Palace at greatly
reduced rate* ef travel, and additional measure* will soon
he perfected calculated to secure an enormoua number ef i
visiter* to this magnificent enterprii*. On the day and |
evening of the ru-oponing, (lib May,) notwithstanding the I
extraordinary attritions, th* price of adjnissioq will be hut
25 cent*. The flx*d price of admUsion after the re Inaugu
ration, will be, on all day* exaept Saturday* and Mondus,
50 cents; children under II years, 25 cents. On Saturday*
and Mondays, without regard to age, 25 cent*. The Palace
will open at 6 o'clock A.M.
P. T. BARNUM, President.
N. B ?The Sixth Avenue Railroad cars leave the rear ef
the Attor Mouse every two minutes, and Broadway at Canal
street, ?very thre* minute*, for the Crystal PsWice direot,
leaving p*M?ager* at the palaoe door. No other car* go
within a quarter of ? mile.
CRYSTAL PALACE.?GRAND REOPENING SND RE
inanguration on the tth of May.?In reply to numeront
inquiries which are made as to tbu manner ef obtaining ad
mission to witness the eeremonie* on that day. it i* respect
fully announced that the doors of the Palace will be opened
at 8 o'clock on the morning of the tth of May. for all visit
ers, and that on that day and evouing the price of admission
to the Crystal Palace tod ceremonies of inauguration,
speeches, music, Ac., will be 25 cent*, without regard to ago.
On and after the tth of May the Crystal Palace will be
opened every day and evening, (8unday* excepted.) from 8
A. M. until 10 P. M. Admission on Tuesday*, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays, 50 cents; children under 12 years
half price. On Monday* and Saturdays, 25 cents, without
regard to age.
THETCKF.
TfNlON COURSE. L. I?TROTTING?ON FRIDAY,
April 28th. at 3 o'clock, P. M., a purse and stake of
(250. Mile heats, best three in fivo to harness. 11 Woodruff
names r m. Xady Franklin; D. Pflfer h. g. Joe llnstes; B.
Bnckland names br. g. Pony. Stages leave tbu Williams
burg ferries for the course hourly.
JOHN I. SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
A
&K nOft REWARD IS OFFERED TO ANY PER
VOiUUv rou ? bo can surpass the wonderful scioatllio
l.ady Madam Cliftan. ill the art of Aitrology. She is tho
only lady in the United State* wbo cun give eorreot state
nitnt* on marriages, deaths, losses lwwenit* absent friends:
and she also can cure any disease in it* last *ta e Th>io
wishing to consult her had better oall soon, for her toy is
limited. Residence 115 Thompson street, between Broome
and Spring. .
Astrology - mrs. fi.f.itry, from parts,
whose relatives propiieat'-d N-vpoloou I . is the cele
brated and first person 01 the p e*. nt Skv< to foreiell future
events true and certain. 31 Chrystle street, hist tl >->r.
AtTROI OCT ?DR tv II SOI i i R )OMi I E I T,
niay he consulted on pa-t present, and fnture events.
He give* th* ir.ost correct inf.>rmati >n of ?nv person In tne
United State*. Birth required. Fee (I esch
R8. WILLIS, THE ORRAT ASTROIOGIST, WILT,
tell all the event* of life ao trne that you will be s *
tunished. tt i uvh she uses ro kind of witcherbfl and p.-co
lli** aoi Msg but what I* reoot.ciiable to philosophers Ap
ply at 73 M eriff street fourth door from Rivingtvu sign
IIi? lit won, VF tKg?
THE MILITARY.
MEETING OF TIIE VETERAN CORPS OF 1812
will be held at Headquarters, 61 Lispenard street,
en Wednesday evening. 2litn inst., at 7)4 o'clock, ou busi
ness of importance. By order of
A W. JONES. Major Commanding.
A. Dalley. Jr., Adjutant.
WATf'JIEg, JEWRLRY. diC,
Diamonds-diamonds for sale by the
snh'eriber at much lc*s than the usual prices Dia
mond rings, single stones, each $8 to $3W>: diamond hoop
rings, each $2<i to (20C; diamond cluster rings, each $35 to
$.300. diamond singI* atone pins, each $1.">'o $RKh diamond
cluster and leaf pins, each (50 to $4"iL diamond cgrrings.
pair $100 to (700, diamond crosses, each $"*! to $'??i GEO
C. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewelry, whole-ale and
.retail, 11 Wall street, seoond floor, near Broadway.
("3OLD SLF.EVK BUTTONS, OF ALL SIZES. FOR GEN
T tlemen, for sale very low. yls. ? Gold and oh-iaed, pair
(2 50 to $12; gold sod engraved, pair $1 to $0: gold and
??roll, pair $4 50 to$-. gold and enamel, pair $lto$lfi;
gold and garnet, (lair $<i 50 to ,$W 50; gold and mourning,
pair $6 .'>0 to $10; gold and agate, pair $3 to $4 .50. gold ana
Cornelian, pair$3 to $'? GEO C. ALLEN, wholesale and
retail, li Wall street, icconufloor
(jjOLD SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES -DOUBLE
J nnd single, for ladies and gentlemen for rale nt r-tail
ai much lea* than the ntual prices. GEO. C. AL..KN, 11
Wall street, Ktond floor.
. .
MISCKLLA N SOUS.
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG L.4DIES? ARABELLA AND
LJ SARaH R. CLARKE would lespectfollv inform th*ir
friend* *nd the public that they will remove their hoam.ng
and day school for young lad:'ei to No. 74 Fifth avenue, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets and will com
ment* their summer term on ihe *ec<nd of i.3th mo ) May.
ASTROLOGY. ~~
WAUT*.
A young woman wants a situation as
rean.rtrtsa er lady ? maid Can be seen at her last
place, wtere (h? has lived seven years, 173 Second avenue
A SITUATION WANTF.P?T<> SIW BY Till DAY OR
w?ek Please call al No. A3 West Thirteenth street
A YOUNG PFRSON WISHES TO WAIT UPON A
lady or family voire to California, ebe understand! hair
dressing. di lug up fine muilint. also apeak* French fluently.
Can le well recommended by her present employer. Call
at 1*23 Broadway, third floor, front room, for two daya.
A RESPECTABLE YWl'NO ENGLISH WOMAN DE
aire* a aituation a* cbstnhermaid and seamstress, or
to take rare of children; hue lived in the flrat nobleman's
family in England, bert -'ity reference given. Apply at A3 I
Wtit Twenty tccond ttreet for two daya.
A RESPECTABLE MARBJET) WOMAN WISHES A !
aitnatlon a* wet nurse itiTRrivate family. Kefereneo '
iiiver if required. Pleaee npply at 133 lligli atreet, Brooklyn, i
for three days.
AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY DESIRES A SITUA i
tion ae seamstress In a ceuG el family; would iilao take
the supervision of tho house-hold iaof domestic habit*.and
atrictly conscientious. l'eraona of re pectable standing only I
need reply Salary very moderate. I'leaic addreaeMra. W ,
Herald office, for tw o daya.
A LADY IS DES1R01S OF OBTAINING COPYING
or w ri log of any kind. French or English Any person
in need of a topj l?t w ould much oblige the advertiser by ad I
dressing a note to J. 1,. \V , IB mid office.
A DRESSMAKER WISHES A SITUATION AS SEAM
stress can mvko childrcu'a clothes, and will b ' sltla
bed to do light ebamiierwork and make herself useful. Ilu*
the beat of eily reference. Can be teen until engage I, at
No. If) Fifth street, fn the rear.
A SITUATION WANTED?AS NURSE ; IS CAPABLE
J\ of taking charge of a baby; or at chambermaid and to
do tine washing. Ilie beet of city reference. Can be seen
nntll engaged, at No 111 Tilth street, in the rear.
A RESPECTABLE WIDOW, (AN ENGLISHWOMAN.)
wliil es to obtain a situation either as nursery governess,
rci.metres*, or fo take charge of a nursery; she la quite com
p< tent to lake care of a I any from its hirtb, or would tako
i barge of a widow er's family. Apply personally or by lot
ti r to Mrs. W , 14 i aruiini i.trect, New York.
b 01 N O At T1VI I'HOT EST A NT (; 11(L, WELL CON
necied in the city wishes to obtain a situation as
LamVicrmaid and waiter in a re poetsilo private family;
has no objection to go a short way In the country, can give
the I est or city reference. Will In. seen for two Jays at 144
Twenty eighth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues,
back busement.
A
A YOUNG WIDOW l.ADY, OF RESPECTABILITY,
wbo. from uo1or??te\i circuintilunoui, tiuda it nuoodHary
to engage in some business whereby she may obtain a
pleasant home, olierahor service* as housekeeper. The best
of reference can le given. Address Mrs. M. A. H , Herald
office.
A GIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
cook, vrath and iron, in a small family. Apply, wiib
ri < ommendatlonn, at 343 Fourth avenue, near Twenty tilth
(tract.
A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
seamstress; can cut and tit children's dresses, and do
all kinds of family sowing, can give the best of city refer
ences. Please cull at i'44 Tenth street, corner of First av.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU
ation at cook, or to do general housework, or as child's
nurse. Good reference given. Apply at 111 Variek stroet,
in the rear.
AN.JSfr55i5SJfJ?Sis?5 ja?5S02S?2
University place, ItVe0t C?Urt' eD,r"n?tt in
A ?c'ull; ZTa, \f*cha m be rm aieAr
she ha. liv.d eightCm b.seenfor twoS'A,'at N?
Hcor. en * ' ween rint au<1 Second avenues, fourth
A ^^^ctable vouno woman wants a situ
igg^ggaagB
A y?HNu Parisian lady is desirous to ac
in New Jork and in Pari., Address, before the lit of Ma*
A. L. C., Union square Poet Office.
AS CHAMBERMAID, WASHER AND IRON'ER On \s
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S"lViiSi ?FVin *"ilid'ISdK 171V.1
A''ifs is?.
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A JW MAN WISHING TO LEARN TO PI AY
ncnt Ad^reii "If";, TL.e 8d"r"?? will Snd tidS'.tr.
raati^n.^\ Vi il'iamV, Ucra'd'otlioe ?th?r ?"?"
A MAN TV ANTED?TO TAKE CAKE OF IIOIISFS
and occaMonally drive: be inu.fc be a Rood vesretahla
rnrddlaVeaLmr;i?ndlU,kV,lK 7? ?I
0 and yy\utS^JmtagVfur thS? oAoJrdiy,"'8 m?rUlng' or
A respectable toung MAN WANTS A SIT1TA
oijeetfo "Ff
e^C^^/jtr'eG?up .^r:rtbi;dnflL0rC0Uatr' C" b?
A V2EX?i.?4N' 0F iihhstbious and business
.J7iI ' 5 * 8 ririnauent situation as bonkkeeoer
.7I* '""paged after one o'clock, is desirous of ub^
mm r?7 01 employment in some respectable bus!
Clarke* Herald ^?^D8"U ** rcferenc? Adire^T.'
A y0UN<i M4N WANTED-ABLR AND H liiKn
EiiiSSS'SisSK
A DRUG CLERK WANTED.?ONE TUOROUGHIY
competent t. undertak the charge of a retail .loe.
iLdl perform the minor op. rations of surgery Tc Ref?!
m.c? Tm!: """"r'tionablc. a line ad & die Pb?.
be aftVnded to. - *' * ^"ld,!no<,? "f?"??e, Ao? win
All respectable families wanting ser
vantt? for city and country, uau be.suitod immediately
jiom a number of tin art, com|,?tent girl. of all work with
goodI reference. 1 be patronage of first cla?8 familial' i r?
tion- Jo ?h?1 iC 1 ^din *Wi11 me%% with the "trlotoifc atton
tfon, no charge until suited. Select fonialt otli? e No 1(V?
Twenty.Uthitreet between Sixth and Seventh kvenue.
Open at t o clock. Please notice the addresu.
IWt^LVOK THREE-SMART, INTEL
H r o t her? ' IJiBr * ad nay '"** ?f **?' W8nted 8t U*"?
1J0Y WANTED IN AN OFFICE -ONE AROUT FOUR
JJ teen years of are, active and intelligent. who write, a
tV rf',',e? with his parents, and who is inclined
to make]bixn.ilf generally ueelul, may apnly at the Real
I.cute Office. No. 7 J East I onrtecnth street.
CALIFORNIA-AN AMERICAN WOMAN WiSHINO
.V? i gu Ealjfornla, would engage with a family going
ti ere. Is n good plain cook, washer and Ironer. Good refer
ence given. Can at 128 Wost Sixteenth street.
r^HAMUERMAID OR PINE WASHER AND IROIsRr
J/i? t v1"1 wanted; good city reference given. Apolv
a. 1.6 We.t Nineteenth street, for two day.
EpfSHSS
niond itreet. from h to M o clock, for two days.
(CHAMBERMAID, FINE WASHINoTOR AS LAUN
dress.?Sitnatlon wanted in a .mall private familv
?t .?4g0 ',n tb.? eeontry; good oity reference given, appfy
at M Crosby street, f rsl floor, for two days.
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/^IIAMBEKMAID AND WA1TER.?SITUATION WANT.
\J fid. (>ood city reterenoe given. Applv itH52 TwHifth
street, between Fiwt and Second avenue.? /or two day.!
( aid or nurse.?situation wantfd
lonr uontbs. Apply at lai East Twentv i
fVrMtDwo8d;?.d Mit<
pnAMBkRMAID AND WAITER, OR OENERAt
r |j<",'*work?Sitnation wanted, it a imall private famitv
itreet,1'*? two'days* g'"'' ApP" "
/ 'UAMBERMAID AND PLAIN SEWER SITUATION
^e""in S ^o"'1 fHy reierenoe
Ml. Apply at ??7 b ir.t ivmu.1, for two days.
f AI',, SEWING?SITUATION WANT
i'-?J,i * epotestant girl, ia a small private family;
vtuidgo in tho country. Good city reference given. Ap
p.y^at JO Amos street, for two days.
CII AMBERM Ad t AND WAITER'S SITUATION WANT
ed, in a .mail [rlv.te family. Good city (efeienc.
given. Apply at 1(11 Cannon street, fer iwo days.
C hambermaid or m aiter s siu ation want
> ed in . small private family. Good city referenoe siv.n
Apply at 171 West Thirty third street, for two days.
CHAMBERMAID OR ? AITER S ^tVaTION wXnt
V' cd la t sn.nfl private fi.mlle ami city taforenoa viien
A,pi, at No U ? est Nineteenth ^t. f/r?^? day?* '
(aHAMRERWORK AND WAITINO?SITUATION Wa*
\J ted In a small private laie.ilw (j00d 51. V.v .1 iAN
Apply ? m First avenue for two day, * '?'????? Hi"'"'
/ 'IIA MBERMA ID AND WAITER?SITUATION U AM
,Vj ". "xs, ;tJ.v !S i":
r -nt r' om, second Uolr. for two Say. ^ Hr"t ?ve"0<''
/ 11IA MBERMA ID AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING AVI?
/ t" A V DERM AI D AND I'LAIN SEWING, OR WAHII
Li g y,p%-^T
nays IBteeuih nu I Slats.into stroets ftfr two
( HIAMBERMAID and to assist in tu F. WASH I No
V and lr. nlnt -Mtnati. a srnntad in a s- all fnmlW An
ply ai No. M Mull erry .trcct, hr.t fluur, front room.
/ 1TI AM BF.K I! AI D A \ I) WAITER?SfTlTATfOV Wa vt
CthLmaw'.nWd 'in* \
fct.t Sii'.ttklt ?U?t<i lif lw? ilnjs, ,y
WAjnrs.
/ *11 AMBER MAID AND PLAIN SE WTNG.-SITUATIOM
' wanted in ? email private family; good eity referee.?
ri vea. Apply ?t loti .Sixteenth ?tr?ict between Seventh and
Eighth nvenuea. brut floor, hack room, for two daya.
/ 'II AM IlKltM A ID AND PLAIN SK WER -SITUATION
Vy wantt d in a private family. Good city reference given.
A nly at 31KI Thirty Bret street, batwaau Math and Tea in
avaiaas, t?r two daya. ,
C 111AMBERMa ID AND WAITER.? SITUATION WANT
/ ad in a email private family; good eltr reference given.
Apply at .No. 7 llarrleoa atreat, corner or Columbia atreat,
Brooklyn, in tba back baaement, for two daya.
a III AMBER WORK AND WAITING OR CHAMBKR
\j work and washing and ironing? Situation wanted in a
ainall private family. Good city reference given. Apply
at aid Mott atreet, front room, for two daya.
/ 1HAMRERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS OR WAITER?
v>/ Situation wanted in a email private family. Good oity
reference given. Apply at 323 Flret avenne, between Nine- _
tcentb ana Twentieth etreeta, for two daya.
C1HAMBERMAID OR GENERAL HOUSEWORK?
/ Situation wanted in a amatl private family. Good city
reference given. Apply at 391 Eaat Twelfth atreet, fertte?
daya. * '
CillAMBEKWOKK AND WAITING?SITUATION
J wanted in a ainall private family. Uood oity reference
liven. Apply at si Fourth avenne, for two dnye.
C1HAMRERWOKK AND LIGHT WAITING, CHIL
I dren'a nurae?Situation wanted in a email private fa
mily. Good city reference given. Apply at 111 Ninth etreet,
for two daya.
CMlAMIIEKMAID AND TO DO FINE WASHING AND
/ ironing?Situation wanted in a private family. Good
iity reference given. Apply at 193 Weat Seventeenth atreet,
near EigLth avenue, for two daya.
CITAMHERWORK AND ASSIST IN WASHING AND
iiouing?Situation wanted in a email private family;
g> od i ity reference given and rei|iiired. Apply nt 230 Bnak
Thirtieth atreet, for two daya, f.rat floor, np atair*.
CHAMUKKWORK. OR FINE WASHING AND IRON
ing.?Situation wanted in a private family. Uood eitv
lefereucea given A| plv at w)5 Broadway. between Eleventh
and Twelfth atreeta, m the toy atore, for two daya.
C1II AM UEKM A11) AND WAITER.?SITUATION WANT
J td in u an.all private family; guo.l city reference given.
Apply at fill Weat Twenty ftftb atreet. for two daya.
CI HAM '< ERMAID?OK TO DO LADIES' FINE WASH
J ing and ironing.?Situation wanted in a email private
family; good city reference giveu. Apply at 10 ForsytU
Greet, for two daya.
ClIlAMbERMAlD AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING AND
/ ironiag.?Situation wanted in n email private family;
good city rtlerenee given. Apply nt No. ft Hall place, for two
daya.
CHAMBER WORK AND WAITING, OR WASHING
and ironing.?Situation wanted in a email private fa
in ily; good c ty reference given. Apply at 67 Bethune
street, for two daya. 9
CillA MliEKWOUK, COOK On. WAITER, OR WASHER
) and iroi er.?situation wanted in n email private fami
ly Good city reference en. Apply at 13 Union Conrt,
between Eleventh uud Twelfth stroma, for two dnye.
Chambermaid and waiting.?SITUATION
wanted In a family. Uood city raferencea given. Ap
ply at No. 41.1 East Twelfth atreet,lor two daya.
CHAMBERMAID AM) NURSE?SITUATION rant
ted. Good city reference given. Apply at 91 Court
meet, Brooklyn, fur two daya.
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITER. - SITUATION
waated in a email private family; good oily reference
given: apply at 2(ifl Eaat Thirteenth atreet, between avennea
A and B, fourth floor, baok room, foe one day.
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITER. - SITUATION
wanted in a email orivute family; good elty refe.ence
given; apply at Ml Fittoenth itreet, between Fifth and
Bixtb avenuci for one day.
CHAMBERMAID AND LAUNDRESS?SITUATION
wanted in a private family; good city refereneea given.
Apply at 181 Elizabeth itreet, lor two dayi.
C1HAMBERMAID AND TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL
/ dren.?Situation wanted in a private family; goad eily
refereneea given. Apply nt No. 388 Seoend avenne, for two
daya.
a&.7S?faux-.*TO?;i.?v?'&&??&
SSwstelSffl:
SSSSSw
avenue., for two daya. etwotn Sixth and Seventh
PjnAVBERWORK AND WAITING, OR MIND CHTI n
rVf.r^rK'0^^1^
Nineteenth nod Twentieth .tre"t.l%rtw?d""' ***
d fHAMBERMAI D AND PLAIN SKWKR NO ORJEC
V tion to tike care of children?Situation i
Cuon' wantedTa .^,1
enee fiven. A^ply at 104 ?,.rd ai? t! V tw0 *&.%
8 until 5 o'cloc
SHS>H4S??xF"-"'^D
( lH^iM(ItERM,AIf? OR WAITER?SITUATION WANT
c-,-::
riUAMBERWORK AND WAITING OR WASmvn
at ?T&V3&
nan
0 W*d*n a amal 1 prt^aU^amiJ?^ood'SfATI? W ^
uf/aV..141 T,*veriwr p,i-e ??? JK?' Afflftssrjix
"i.'JRE JN WAITING.
"c" ?!:< " Al-P'y ?t 3i- Hamilton.?r'.T,^ ?w?o<l??
C"IS aeo^ny uU'l,!i'iA^"i!tR,'A,,>. AND MAKR
reft^tee glTea; appfy at I'Hi Molt''Jffg,gffii'/.'ff 0lt*
C I ? ?',mTM S"itiU"aSy^' oJ*e it Tr?fN V;^WT*1>
Arply at No .17 Greenwich j" t^tor'"^^;";
W"ASUER AND IRONER Si" ?,"
edJoa.mnll private lamllr wo , .NATION WANT
ri'"d city reference given. Anplr at iL ,f? n 00wntry,
floor, lor two daya. rPT *n 38 Croaby .tree?, fir at
Cook, wash and t ??
In ? .mall private .S,7n,^n0? WANTED,
?tpplv at 23 Heater a'- " ,ttlly ??od city referenee given!
two dsyi. ?feet, rear bouae, in the baaeaaeat, foe
COOK?** - ?
t0 to rfSP/?0* WANTED, nAS NO OBJECTION
tw^dayi' r,fere^* S
CmJi^U WANTED IN
72 H eat Twenty fourth atr^ for two dVya* App,p
C^fo; r^g^^,?fyffg^-ggPAna|rir4iw.
I?r la.t place, wlcre a be has lived th?. * g'I" ,ro?
!_ tt. aireet, flrat floor," r tVo d.y?* Apply at
?,d ..j uJS/u! ??SS^Sl'U^' """?
C^^S^^^WANtED^ a PRIVATE Fa
Thirtaentb .trtat, for twoday". Apply at 40 Wert
C'ation ^V??dyVnN??w^B^*^7^^M 8ITU
her laat place; beat city referent ?? "ved ?'abt year, in
family; good citv reference ' .fV '.t itJ?"1 P*"**
' corner of Hart aveaae. for twod.yV Tw,*?y?*.t
CTdVntwvDa.I.R& -8,77A1T10V WANT
glren. Apply at No. 9 8Uaten atrJit "for two daMf?,?,lCe?
C'sr. ir,.f ??c"ir7i;.
f> Caruilne atroet, for two day., ?Be**'T,n- Apply at No.
C *?ot?iUn I"?.lM^hIaUfamDyHIo,Gd~?ITOATION
.Ivan, Apply at iM Sevente.nth'tr'Mt for tlo'da';?"nC*
C^amlDrfhae^lfved'aU y^JJP " A PWV~IF?
ibi H?.tfw.,ty Apply at
C?S?teeu?BDwnSte'dV ? ?*??' J^ AND IRONING ?
;.7." ??? """ idid^' Suss?
C^t^Tn^.m" prl^te f.n,R0NER1-f"TrAT10M
I y at 27 i-rlnee Ftrct In th, t >r< -for i wo da/a P'
flOOR WASHER and I BOX Kit -SITUATION WAVT
Ve I*at hJlrf 7UI '? oad.ratand. baking; ean give
lhe ??t el cltv ri'frrenoe. woenl bate no ohjectione to ?7Ti?
the country Call at AY, See ,?d avenue, between Tw??.
meoad and Twenty third ureete. Twenty
("100K, WASHER AND IRONER, OR GIKltir
I on.? work ?Situation wanted in a email nd..ua liJ*
d city reference alven Apply at w lf^ rutt I
letwcenblxtb and Seventh, up the second at /I #
I nildtng, William.Iurg. P Mce,d ?*"??of briek
riO(>K. CHAMBERMAID 0?~ w7TT?H r ,~,TL,
V waet. din a private family Good elt. V-aSl^ATIOM
" ; . at .V, . I Mnlherry Street betw..? ?I
I rtn-n atreet., for two day.' ' l>,two*"? Sprlag aa<? I
(dOOK. iMi TO ASSIST IN WAIIHMn dUn '
J log? Situation wantad In a private fomll^ 5 r*0*"
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