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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

Try pleasant locality in Brooklyn. The house IL ele-
furnished, with tapestry velvet carpets, large mir
o. water, and every convenience for small genteel
The rooms consist of two Easements, two parlors
noor. and one or two rooms in third story. Address
648 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

RIENDLY WARNING.-oNLY $l5.-THE LAST
lot Of the Woodlawn building lots and farms will be
I in few days. They are in pleasant and healthy
n, . short distance by railroad from the city. All
sh TO avoid heavy rents and own country residence
secure one Immediately. The number left Is few,
. books will soon close. For the small sum of Sl5
in instruments, every purchaser secures building
by 100 feet or farm from to 20 acres. Also, for
d. consisting Of i've acres and upwards, al we'll cal
for profitable farming and gardening purposes. APP
CHARLES WOOD, NS broadway, where maps and
lets can be had GRATIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

sRY.-T0 LET, THE BAKERY AND STORE NO.
Bayard street, with suitable apartments for o small
Inquire Of DANIEL KELLY, 70 South Third street.
lsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

TRNIsHED HOUSE TO LET-THE HOUSE IS A
class four story high basement brown stone house,
feet, with all The modern improve ments, situated
tor places house and furniture In most perfect order
and finished throughout, and tue furniture new
ring; parlor furniture rosewood, in satin brocatele
paintings Wilton carpet to third story, and every
) correspond. Tho whole furnished without re-
cost and only rented account Of the adys health
unexceptonable tenant the owner and his lady would
need n OF apply. Address Banker, Herald ofhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

k0usE TO LET-LOCATED IN THIRTY FIRST, DE
Sseen broadway and Fifth avenue. The rent will be
in board. The family 10 small. Address Home
4 Office, for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship UNION, Adams, Commander
v leave for Hayre touching a. sautha%p land the
from pier 10. North river street. Price
passsage first cabin $50; second do SIS Luggage
during the voyage should be board day
before ssiing marked Below No freight taken after
Thursday April For freight or passage apply to AoRT
MER LIVINGSTON, IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

IDwhY.-TO LET OR LEASE, THE SECOND
ar Of house 3T Broadway, suitable for millinery
4, straw goods any other business; best location
'treet; or would be let for ofiees. Good entrance
A'"A'. r. DAVIES. ao7 Roadway.
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MIsCEI.LANEOUs.

1OS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w.e&
100 VAN NOTES CRATE and fender, kitchen range
summer range and stove warerooms. We have large
assortment Of tho latest patterns Of nAntsl CRATES
ranges and stoves for sale reasonable terms Grat
and ranges set and repaired ranges lined brass found
ers and ewsers furnaces built, stoves Lined bakers
ovens built and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

STxANsHIPS BYrWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORH
- dirsct.-Ths steamship ALPS will sail from HAvr
direct for New York, without calling 1t any port b
England,) on Saturday, 2bth Of November. The rats
Of freight and passage IN first and second cabins w b
~ .hoS, the r" %
France IL BY ships from Havre direct for New Yos
than In ships calling 1t Engllsh port Apply in AAvr
and Paris, II Bouevards dss Italens 10 Donald Currs
or IN New York 70 e CUNARD, No. bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

no LET-PART OF A NEAT HOUSE NO. 81 NORTH
Moore street. hudson. To small family who prize
quiet residence this offers good opportunity Rent SOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

DRY TO LET, LEASE, OR FOR SALE, WITH
am power-The four story brick build ding in the
rsyth streets also the dwelling house In front Of the
For particulars, apply to
4. DYKERs, 62 Wall street, or ii Washington place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coMPANY-FoR BRR.
~ mem u. sog'hsIP.on-rhe United States mail steam.
Bremen touching at SouthAn land tho mails and
passengers for Ensiand and France Saturday March
1t IL O'clock from pier No. North river Price Of pas
ssys from New York e and Bremenln hrt
i0 in second cabin $50 An experienced surgeon 10 AZ
tachsd TO each steamer Specie delivered in Ayre Lon
don. All letters must pass through the Post Once For
passage or freight apply To
G. II. SAND Agent, IL South William street.
The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann
snuA Amt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

ITO LET-SMALL STORE 1H NASSAU STREET Two
show Windows the best stand in the city for book deal
ing jewellers matters and ciotberr
tail bufness ALSO large store basement front ROOM
hotr stairs and building together SEPARATE 50
Maiden ane Also large and EASEMENT together
SEPARATE 45 Sixth avenue; good chance for tailor
hardware dealer. Apply at ~ Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

TT BOUNTY LAND AGENCY, 10 BEDADwAY =
Lane vsrr.as for seldisrs sailors srsnse, slsrks
sesmsr Ae obtained bought soid kad located. lnois
gstss,r titles purensef Onesheurs from sA a. tiiisPk
No. 20, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

EfuJPsr' grnIrsIg GFiLEPsr'S-rrns DtsEAen
IL sl - sesaliy fpfsa - 80 wssks ~ alsi.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PANoRAaA ron SALE
IA owThs subject ~ entirely nss aud pAatsd ~
sne Of Tie beet artists IN csantry we'll
yelling and covers about ysrds % The toll
particulars viii be given By addressing note 70 Panorama
toI ITO Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

ITO LET-IN ONE OF THE BEST TERRACES IN no.
boken close to the ferry from the lat Of Nay large
portion OF modern built house, with every
suitable for family Of persons Of the
bty without children. For particulars address w. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

PART OF THREE STORY HOUSE, WITH
o improvements, such n bath aud gas Loca
one minutes walk from the Metropolitan Hotel.
Of second floor, kitchen. With range, and room on
Rent $3.50 g. 500 per annum. References on.
Apply 10 Mr.. Stormes, 1lf Thompson street.
THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. II
con street, near spring, consisting Of front room,
tea room, back Basement, With range; attic bod.
privilege In the bath room. Rent, fs7s.
STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR sALR-rHE
ttablishsd and well known family rrocsry store,
tho corner OF Eighth avenue and Eishteenth
doing en- excellent business. To person ~ rood
ID some capital such sn opportunity rarely prn.
The only rssson for selling is the somewhat
eslth Of the proprietor and hs wish 20 retire FROM
Apply 70 Wh. syHSsoS, IN the PROMISES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

IINIIrD STATES BOUNTY LAND oYYTCE-ALL
soldiers sailors the ~fsows az taos vko seized Ia
hs army o. navy Ia Any 81 ,hs i77s sn.Isd
20 100 acres bounty xntU Those sho rsssysa ~ ~
serW can obtain The balance No shsrrs wkasxysr sasn
-sEAHs sss ssii'ssss AggIy s.,s. .g.a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

rs TO LET.-A SMALL HOUSE on TWENTY.
tn street, Fourth avenue, $500; nice dwelling
rt on Fourth avenue, near twenty seventh street,
bath, &C., $500: . three story house on Twenty.
et at S706; several houses ct $3.50 $500 and 800.
lumber Of furnished houses. 4. u. KINSHlMER,
IN avenue, tot y. N.
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sTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

TONE COTTAGE TO LET ON STATEN ISLAND,
uf GENTLY large for family Of ten persons, shaded
rnamental trees, with . carriage house and stable.
vegetable and fruit garden and lava containing three
Of fruit, &c Situated thrce-fourths Of mile from
landings Is to be rented from three e ten
At 500 rent. Apply to L. G. CLARK, or JOHN d.
tHEES, l57 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

COTTAGE TO LET-IN SIxTIETH STREET,
the East river, between First and avenue A; cars
in sight Of premises every minute; eleven rooms,
rble mantels, &c. Rent cheap to . good tenant;
!, &c. Inquire on the cerner Of Thirtaeth street
1 avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

! CLASS HOUSE TO LET-IN FIFTEENTH
y, near Sixth avenue. with all the modern improve
As, and chandeliers. Yearly rent $3.50. The oil.
III DO rented with the house. Apply to d. w. RI.
IS, 907 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

AGE TO LET-AT WINDSOR TERRACE, FLAT
corner Of Vanderbilt street and the Coney Island
Dad, with stable and garden attached The building
ranged for store but II desired the store will be
to parlor. Rent $3.50. Apply to
II. BELkNAP, 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

ISHED HOUSE TO LET-A HANDSOME Dwell
house In . fashionable neighborhood, we'll and com
furnished, and fitted with all the modern improve
water, gas fixtures, &c. Address N. GIBLfN, 40
FEET, or box GA Post Once.
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LYONS magnetic powder not only the Of do
stroying domestic insects hut the only safc
and mice, sold, wholesale and RETAIL ~ al Broadway
HECKERs FARINA, PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
IL families delicate ana appropriate food tor all sea
and OF the most nufous and whole
some Preparations brought 70 the table eminens
binns the ratncaon Of the palate with ample and health
full susenanoe of the body Realed BY generally
and Wholesale by HECKER BROTHER, Croton Mills,
2Ol Cherry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

r.
AsrrEsThe sales embraced 80 40 bbs at old rates.
READsruFys-Flour-The market was rather heavy,
though at unchanged prices The sales embraced GOO
1000 bills including common to straight State, at ~ IS
81 ST. and So So rs for extra State; Western, in
cluding Ohio and Michigan at IS IS Is for common +,
extra extra Gencsee, So IS S0.5. Canadian was I'M
changed Southern was fair demand with sales about
LOO sS at g ranging from n - ss % , 5 mT Red
four-Saes 200 bbls made, ut So 25 SO 3d. Meaf
steady with small sales Jersey and Baltimore at So
75a 81 81 for Brandywine. Wheat was firm for good
qualities The transact ons for all descriptions amount
cd to about $500 30 coo bushels, including 1000
bushels James river white POS; southern red do,
the above 5000 bushels of Canadian white at 200c
Corn1he sales embraced about so 100 to 900 bushels
Western mixed, at Soc a SIC Rye-small sales were
reported at lie. 49, Oat heavy and tended IN
lower prices State and Western at 3Sc 4c. ami
old Chicago at 42c. a 44c
tofFT.-There more doing, but at easier rates.
Sales of about 1900 bags OF Rio made at &c. 100
do st. Domingo at 18hc., and 100 mats Java I4c.
CoAI.-Sales Of SO chaldfons camel coal were made
at s11 So months.
CoTToy.-The decline in sterling exchange with the
advance freights and the aesenee Of foreign news
sales confined TO 400 500 bales at irregular rates.
FRncms.-Rates were inactive Shippers were wait
ing later foreign nes 10 ve so ooo bushels gs
Cotton, heavy goods, -four, &c, we're nominaily the
same. To London there was nothing new To Havra
some grain shipped at 15c For -four zSc asked
To Bremen so tons heavy goods taken at 35s There
was no change to notice in rates for California.
HAY.-Saes of about 900 bales made at Toe. Is
T5c
LEAD continued firm, but more quiet.
MoiAssEs.-There was q better demand and sales or
353 hhds 30 tierces and 10 bhls Trinidad muscovad,
sold for dstilng, at &c., and SAT hhds. Neuvas,
for refining, at p. t.
NAVAL sToRrs.-About 700 bbs spirits turpentine wcrs
sold at 47c with small lot of $50 do, at 48c. Rosiis
quiet.
PRovsIoys.-Pork-The market was fat, and without
purchasers at previous rates. hence sales for immediate
delivery limited 500 bbls mess deliverable all
the year, at sellers option were sold at So prime
the spot held at $21 So Beef unchanged while
sales Of country moderate at 81 so 81 rs for
prime, and Sl3 $14 for mess. Cut meats and bacog
quiet. Iard-Saes If about 200 bbs. report-
ell Mt &c. 12c. Butter and cheese unchanged.
RIcE-Small sales were reported Mt SIC. 6lc.
SrGARs.-The market inactive, and sales were
Gned to 800 400 hhds. muscovado, at Ike. a &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.



The stock market appears to be in rather a buoy
ant state. The movement is decidedly upward,
although there are several stocks the list which
do not participate in the imitation. At the first
board to-day Illinois Central Bonds advanced l per
cent; Brunswick Land Company, d; Erie Railroad,
l; Gaena and Chicago, L. Pennsylvania Coal
Company declined per cent; Harlem,3 Cleveland
and Toledo, 4. Erie is the card, and the sales are
daily to an unprecedented amount. This morning
more than six thousand shares we're sold, good
norton of which was for cash. Galena aud Chi
caco and Chicago and Rock Island were in de-
mnnd to-day. These two roads are probably, with
out exception, the most promising railroad stocks
in the Western States, and we doubt If there is
ANYTHING enst Of the State Of Illinois that can ap
proach them in actual productiveness on capital.
Michigan Southern is firm at our quotations. and
very little stock Offering. 1t is not generally known
that the monthly receipts of this road do not include
the earnings Of what is called the Goshen Branch,
and that its irconei is capital of only about nine
millions Of dollars, instead Of twelve. Cleveland
ard Toledo is poor sick weak concern, and is only
kept alive by the most powerful stimulants. Read
ing has not varied much for some days past. II Is
pretty finn at our quotations. Among railroad
bonds the Illinois Central stands the most pro-
minent There were large sales to- day at the adj
,ence, and at the close the tendency was up
ward Other railroad bonds and State stocks were
NEGLECTED. ard remain without change in prices.
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.elemnly invested Cen carrera with the President

eele Al
As You perceive there is lack d argument eli Ne.
side and that TRUTH usual probably lies mdwa' BE-.
the two. What ncmes me 20 support Carr Aya 1,
the E,c ina, but Tor his nomination should he in the
midst OF the most deporahe anarcby-an evil teulol
greater than irregular exercise OF Ar wh;rh
is restrained By law. Lat u.s. too reader jus.ie TO Car
rera he has acted like honest ennvokel
the constituent Congress as soon as possip = W;th
view OF avoiding schism he conveked ke@ : he
OF the revolution, who to assemble at CHORES where
Hidago first raised the cry OF ndepende ACE and he SO.
period OF their meeting The Anniversary NJ
that day. viz: the 10th September. Ru sor the yoien
passions the thirst for booty, and the spirit OF inbor.
wise and would produce the happest collects hut nat
to he ben the right Of 'e ling single step for
the benefit Of h., country is dene Ito the PRESIDENT
in tianquiliaing and organizing III. republic Carrera
weared with this sy stematc ppeston now folds his
and does nothing kp ou that he is extremely
anxious to resign his Office, And ia only deferred by
lear Of throwing the country into complete anarchy. He
viii consequently remain ia power mil he ia enabled 70
transfer il to leg innate successor.
This viii st obaby be Alvarez the great leader OF
the revolution. He is on his way to Mexico, and is
at Cuerpavaca about twenty leagues distant where he
to meet his principal officers, Gonzales Comonfort HUI
erta, la Lave &c. Accompanied by them and all their
with President upon the most eecual de of
thing existing difficulties Let hope the result will be
favorobis TO liberty and order.
The papers have much to say of certain counter
revolution attempted by Haro Tamariz, at San Luis,
and Of the attitude assumed by vidanr leader Of the
revolutionary forces Of Northern Mexico. Haro Tama
riz, who three times Minister under Santa Anna the
principal author Of the evils which aict the country
threw himself into the revolution when he perceived that
he could longer be Minister; but he joined the
ment for his Individual benefit and had himself pro-
cimed the lSth at San LUIS leader of the political
regeneration of Mexico Unfortunately his prospects,
the pronneiamiento in Mexico took place the
day Haro looks to the army and clergy support but
he meets with real sympathy.
He finds f0rmihablo adversary in Vdaurri Heevinces
rmness energy, frankness and patriotism. He has de-
clared to the knife against the mercenary army of
Santa Anna and his conduct contrasts most favoraby
with the weakness of other leaders. Hc commands the
sympathes Of the people, and Is hoped he will Illustrate
Of vidanIr not yet fully understood. He will certain
~ clip the wings of the army, and then will probably
nation is deyou,y to be wished for unless the nence
and nsolence Of the priesthood Mexico be checked
real or permanent reform can be effected.
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Theatres and Exhibition.

Broadway tHEiTRE.-fhe regular far Il. )
actor, Dir. r. j. Davenport The.fne old comedy Of "a
New Way to Pay Old Debts = win be played this evening,
Mr. ayenpor Of course as Sir Giles overreach Messrs
Fisher Chapman Ianergan and Nine. Ponisi take the
other leading parts burletta called the Tragey
Queen" in which Miss Emma Hnrdinge will make her
Rrsi appearance Mt this theatre MRS. BTacegrde S.
iyiinpe also lays in this.
BowrRy THr-vRE.--Mr J. W. Walack, Jr has proved
Ivy he crowded audiences that nightly assemble the
old VERY that his former triumphs gained in wears
gone by ti lives in the memory his numerous friends
He has al stamped himself great avore with
the frequencrs Of this theatre He will give his mper
sonstion of the stranger tonight, aided by Mrs.
Ward as Mrs. laler. The drama Of 1.-The Lost SOM fol-
lows.
mian GrFcast unchanged, ~ to the principals, from
that Of its last pcrfomancewf be given this evening
by the Pyne and Harrison troupe. The American
opera, by g. T. Brsow, of rip Van Wnkle,n founded
on Washington lryings amusing tale, will be produced
very soon, with new basso Mr. Strctton who has just
arrived in this country, in of the principle parts
BUTTONS THEArRE.-Fun, sentiment and music are TO
be had at Burton's at very low price. Tayiors new
comedy, "Stil Water Runs Deepn-onc Of the most
natural and interesting on the stagcs unisp table
II will be played tonight with the 'sAnony
Letter" and the "Clockmaker's Hat The pro.
grammcs announce tomorrow usual, the two great
comic Iayorites, rbe Serious Family ana 'Thc Toodles "
wntlcK's nnArRy.-''The Game q Love'-Mr. John
Brouphams best dramatic productiou-bids fair to
for sme TO come Every theatre goer should II
together with the nspitaIGeld Weaver" will be per,
formed. "Robinson Crusoc the Second, burlcsque Ia
10 be brought ont on saturday evening.
MfrRoroIITAS TH.RE-Racine's tragedy Of ''Bajazet,
will introduce Mile Rachel in o charncter--Roxanc
- his evening The comedy Of Mari lie In veuvev by
Alexander umas, Is likewise TO be performed, NJ Beau
Wallet and NILE Dinah Felix in the principal parts
wocDs MiNsTni1s.Thc popular farce OF Ozark Dceds''
VIII be repeated this evening, together with dancing,
singing, and the usual instrumental performances
BrcKtY's ssaxSsnYRs.-The new prina donna la,
made quite hit in the role of Amiua in 'Sonnambula.
The same bill Is announced for tonight.
Yrs. ALEXANDER GINS, whose entertainment entitled
rtes wiz open the Apollo Rooms on the oath instant
We anticipate a rare treat.
MyK fornE Irrvnts-Tho complimentary benefit d
tlts popular vocalist eil ccWc pr ~ the Tabernacle
tht trst ~ October next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

Tho Pouelheepsie Duly Press is informed by Santa
Anra's agent that Spring side and Forrest reslcnce,
tho Hudson the only places ne ms visited with
yi,v o. purchase anil at Basuui'- lfan.tan has MT
ttcn thought uf