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this port to-day amounted to $179,417 08; payments, $577,415 28—balance, $6,551,200 $7. Of the payments, $500,000 was a transfer. ‘The mint commenced paying out the silver coin to-day. Ten hundred and fifty thousand dollars in the new coin were paid this morning to Messrs, Adams & Co. ‘for different parts of the country. We shall doubtless now have a full supply of this new coinage, and it can be distributed more expeditiously through Messrs. Adams & Co. than in any other way. We understand the entire force of the mint is engaged in this new coinage. The steamship Humboldt, at this port from Havre and Southampton, brings four days later intelligence from all parts of Europe. In commercial matters there was nothing new or important. Quotations for cotton were firm, and the demand steady. Breadstuffs were dull and depressed. A decline in wheat is reported. Supplies large, and heavy arrivals anticipated. In financial af- faire, the conversion of the public debt attracts the most attention. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has slightly ¢ modified some of the most important points of his first «Proposition, He now makes the following proposals :— The various minor three per cent stocks, amount » Tw all to about £10,000,000, are to be paid off—the ers hay the option, before the 3d ef June next, of tak- : ing £100 in cash for every £100 stock, or of selecting in preference— + £82 10s. three and a half per cent stock, “guaranteed against ‘any reduction of interest for forty years, and which would yield £2 17s. 9d, per annum. £110 two a half per and Cg Iso irredeemable for forty years, and yielding £2 15s. per annum, or &) Gi exchequer onde with coupons, bearing interest at the rate of 23 per cent for » certain period, which is ot to be decided, but which will be under ten years, and 33g per cent thereafter. ia will be the sole extent of the compulsory conver- sion—namely, £10,000,000, It is proposed, however, to allow the holders of Consols and Reduced, which amount to £500,000,000, and constitute two thirds of the national debt, to convert theirstock ina similar manner, within eertain limits, if they should see fit to do so. Each holder is therefore to have the option of commut- ing the whole of his three per cents into three and a half Fer cents, at the rate of £100 of the former for £82 10s. of the latier— this privilege being altogether without re. striction; or he may change them for £110 two and a half cents, or for £100 exchequer bonds, with the proviso hat the total amount issued of each of these two latter #ecurities shall not exceed £30,000,000, The Free Banking bill has passed the Senate of Louisi- + ana, and will, without doubt, become a law. The Mechanics’ Banking Association has declared a semi annual dividend of four per cent; the State Bank of Georgia a semi-annual divinend of five dollars per share; the York Manufacturing Company a dividend of four per cent, ($40 per share;) and the Nashua and Lowell Rail road Company four per cent, ($4 per share.) The Trustees of the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Com pany have declared a dividend of thirty-fiye per cent, payable in seripon the 9th of May next. Also, interest at the rate of six per cent per annum on the outstanding rertificates of 1851 and 1852 will be paid at the same time; and the certificates of 1851 and twenty-five per cent of those of 1852, will be paid and cancelled on the | Oth of Auguat next. We deem it proper to the Albany Extension certificate holders of the Harlem Railroad Company to say, that at the meeting of the stockholders of this company, held last Friday, it was there stated by Mr. Schuyler, the Pro- sident, that in consequence of the prosperous and in- creasing business of the company, on the Albany Exten- sion, during the last six months, that the next interest due upon them will be paidin cash, This important fact to those holding these certificates is very essential to | their understanding to know before exchanging seven Per cent certificates for the common stock of the Harlem, which only pays four per cent. At this meeting it came out that English capitalists bave been buying up the stock aud bonds of this company, and a request was made by some of.the agents representing these parties in London for an adjournment, that they may be fally ap- prised, but it wasnot considered necessary, as sufficient Fublic notice had been given, as required by law. The stock of tobacco in the State warchouses in Balti- " more, on the 1st of January, 1853, was 11,759 hogsheads; inspected last week, 986 hogsheads; inspected previously, 4,604 hogshoads—making in all, 17,849 hogsheads. Ex- ported since January Ist to foreign ports, 8,268 hogs- heads. Stosk now ia warehouses andon shipboard, 9,081 hogsheads, ~ The following bill passed the Senate of Maryland a few gays since:— ASSESSMENT OF BANK AND OTHER Stocks. An Act to facilitate the assessment of the stocks of banks and other incorporated institutions in the city of Baltimore. Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That it shall be the duty of the President, or other proper officer, of every bank, and of every othe ine ted institution, located or transacting businessin | ty of Baltimore, and such President, or other prope: | officer a hereby required to furnish to the Appeal Tax Court | of the city of Baltimore, on or before the fourth Monday af April, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-three, | and on the second Monday of March ia each year there: after, a statement, in writing, of the amount of the stock ‘of ssid bank or other incorporated institution, held by | each stockholder who resides in the clty of Baltimore, or who is a non-resident of this State, so far as the sams acay be known to the President or other officer aforesaid. ec. 2. And be it enacted, That it shali be the duty of the President, or other proper officer, of every savings dank, institution, or other corporation, located or tran acting business in the city of Baltimore, which receives depoaits and gives therefor certificates ‘or acknowledg- ments of deposits, beating interest, to furnish to the Ap- | peal Tax Court aforesaid, on or before the first Monday of April in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-three, ‘and ou the second Monday ot March, in each Piged thereafter, a statement, in writing, of the names of the persons who, ‘on the first day of March, in said year, were depositors insuch savings bank, institution or corporation, of the amount held, on said day, on deposit for each depositor who resides in the city of Baltimore, or is a non-resident | of this State, so faras the same may be known to the President or other officer as aforesai | See. 3. And be it enacted, That in case the President, | ‘or other proper officer, of any bank, institution, or other | Per 8! corporation, mentioned and described in this act, shall fail or refusp to furnish the statement required by this act to the Appeal Tax Court aforesaid, on or before the day inbefore specified for that purpose, then for each day that shall thereafter elapse until the said state- ment shall be furnished, the said bank, institution, or other corporation, shall pay to the Mayer and City Coun- cil of Baltimore the sum of twenty-five dollars. Sec, 4. And be it enacted, That it shalland may be law- Tul for any bank, institution, or other corporation men. tioned or described in this act, to agree, in any year, with the Appeal Tax Court aforesaid, as to the amount and value of the capital stock of such corporation, or of the deposits therein, liable to taxation by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and for the payment y such corporation of ‘the elty taxes for the said year, on the amount so ‘on and determined, instead of ‘recourse being had to the individual stockholders and depositors, for the payment of the said city taxes on their shares of stock or their de- posits; and corporation which shall have made an: uch agreement for any year shall not be required in suc! year to furnish the statement Pes alin in this act, and shall not bd liable to the penalties imposed by this act for the failure or refusal to furnivh such statement. Sec. 5, And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect from the passage thereof, A bill has passed to its third reading in the Massacha- bette House of Representatives, requiring each and all of the banks in the Commonwealth to constantly keep in their vaults an amount of specie equal to ten per cent wf their capital, and that when, from any cause, the specle on hand shall fall below that proportion, all dis- pounting shall-ccase until the requisite per centage shal! ibe attained. - The Finance Committee of the lower house of the Legis- Jature of Massuchusetts have presented a report show- ing the condition of the public finances on the Ist of January, 1853, It appears by this report that on that day the State debt amounted to $6,685,705; the State assets qwere $6,855,749—leaving a balance in favor of the State sf $170,000. Various other matters, such as funds, public lands and claims, owned by the State, which cannot be ralled assets, being either beyond reach at present, or else being such as are held sacred in trust, as hospitals and ‘school funds, &e., foot up $4,000,000, The excess of ex- penses over income last year is set down at $76,451. The receipts during the present year will probably be $586,000; ~the total expenses, $625,000—leaving a deficit this year of $39,000, In addition to this, temporary loans, scrip of 1851 for ordinary expenses, and the cost of conven- tion, fall due this year, making $200,000 to be provided in addition to the regular deficit of $39,000. With this the committee presented and recommended the passage ‘Of a bill providing for a State tax of $300,000, for the first time for many years. The Air Line Railroad bill, authorizing the construction + of a railroad through Worcester county, to forma con- aection in a new line from the North to the South, ahrough Maryland, and the Metropolitan Railroad bill, authorizing the construction of a road through Washing. vdon, Frederick and Montgomery counties of Maryland, to the District of Columbia, from some point in proximity «with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, passed the House vot Delegates of that State a few days since. There is no «doubt they will pass the Senate. ‘The gross earnings of the Naugatuck Railroad Company “in 1862 amounted to $210,984 62, against $190,227 56 for the previous year, showing an inerease of $20,757 08, “The transportation expenses in 1352 amounted to $07,. 618 12, leaving as net revenue for the year $119,406 60, After paying interest on debt, and several items for con- struction and equipment, there remained a balance of 985,256 85, This road cost $1,262,240 88; equipments, $157,267 41—total, $1,400,5(8 29, The amount of capital issued is $926,000; amount of seven per cent bonds, $440,000. The number of vessels, (exclusive of bay craft,) within the port of Baltimore, up to the close of the last weeks was; sbips 6, barks 23, brigs 17, and schooners 4, mounting in the aggregate to 00, of which were for tha Wert Indiog 4, Boston 7, Obarlenton 2, Now York 7, New § guise © paraiso, Corpus Christi, and St. John, N. B. The Norwich Courier of the 23 inst. makes the follow- ing statement :— It is currently re in the streets that the Norwich and New York Le pron of this city have finally and formally declined to renew their contract with the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company to run their boats in connection with the road for another term of five years, upon the terms propored by the railroad; one item of said terms being—such is the report—that the steamboat company y tothe railroad a bonus of one hundred thousand ‘a for the contract. In connection with this rumor we have also another, to the effect that the steamboat company have jst bought upthe New York and Providence propeller fine, started by William P. Williams, Esq., a gen’ n of well knows business energy and enterprise, formerly resident in this now of New York, for the purpose—in part, at —of diverting freightlog busine: m the Norwich and Worcester line to the line via Providence. The object of our steamboat company in this movement, doubtless, is to checkmate or head off the Norwich and Worcester Mailroad, and bring the road to what they consider rea- sonable terms. “We shallin due time seo hiow this matter end. Stock Exchange. __ $2100 US 6’s,67 .... 1103, 60 she Penn Coal Co. 11914 5000 b3.1193{ 100 do......b30 120 600 US 6's,°63 ..,, 1013¢ 22 Crystal Palace... 140 2000 City 6's,°58...; 100%; 100 Cum Coal Co. 514 1000 Erie Ist MgeBds 119%; 50 do. 51% 4000 Erie RCt Bs,"62 100% 100 do. 515% 2000 Hud 2d Mge Bds 1013; 250 do. 43 51 9000 Hud R New Bds 933¢ 137 Phoenix Mining Co 24 iT shsDel&HudC.08 125° 100 do, 60 40Mer Ex Bank../23 100 50 do. 100 do... 50 lo 83 1000 N Creek 010,360 160 Erie Railroad, . 53 100 +860 1000 Morris Canal.bs0 de 83 68 do 87% 2 18 Harlem R Pref'e. 109% 4 5 UticadSchenRSpt 180 50 Canton Co..-.b3. 8 300 Cary Impt Co..#3 1 100 Montgomery Mg.. 13; 14 Syra & Utica RR. 180 200 do... 40 do...e. 2... 18016 295 Florence & Kpt.s3. 16% 96 Roch & Syra RR, 1483, 50 do... b10 200 Stonington R.b60 60 60 Bruns CL'dC.b30 15 50 Nor & Wor RR.s3_ 57 166 Nic Transit Co.s8 814 150 do......b30 5744 200 do, #3 82° 100 Hud River RR.b30 744, 250 824 122 do. 83 73% 160 823g 200 200 8234 100 50 S38 400 400 825g 250 BU» 383 25 200 33 200 do 860 7334 50 834 10 Little Miami RR. 11835 SECOND BOARD. $1600 NYork St5’s,°68 105 200 shs Nor&WorRs60 57 ‘3000 NYork St6" 100 Hudson River RR, 733/ 2000 Dau&Sus 7 pet. 100 60 100 sha Morris Canal. 100 do 100 Nic Tran Go! ‘ope 833% 150 50 do. «2 834% 300 : % 50 Parker C'1Co.b60 3614 200 do... 6009134 100 N Creek CoalCo., 23; 10 Syra & Utica BR. 18014 100 St Lawrence Co.. 234 5 dow... ...6. 18035 260 Cary ImpCo..... 1332 90 MichS RR..... 131 200 Flor & Reypi.bld 11” 50 Reading RR... 90% 2€0 Nor and Wor RR. 57 ‘7 Sixth Avenue RR. 117%, 100 60 573, 14 do, 2 1g 100 1b30_ 8736 CITY TRADE REPORT. Turspay, April 26—6 P. M. Avurs were less inrequest. The sales did not exceed 35 bbls. at $5 60 for pearls and $5 for pots. per 100 lbs. Beeswax,—About 1800 Ibs. changed hands at 30 cents per Ib. BREADSTUFFS.—F1oux displayed considerable activity and firmness, though the steamer’s news was not very propitious. The rales embraced 6,200 bbls—sour at $3 87 1 & $4 06% ; superfine, No. 2, at $4 0614 a $4 25; ordina- ry State at $4 50; 51 ht at $4 50 a 564; favorite do. at $4 58% 0 $4 683; ; mixed Western at $4 581, 0 #4 244 : straight do at $4 0236 a $4 75; fancy do at $4.75. a j,common to good and round hoop Ohio at | $4 5034 a'$4.75; fancy Genesee at $4 87% a $5 extra do. at $5 a $6 8734 ; fancy Ohio, $4 03% a 8 18% 5 extra Western at $5 1234 a $5 6234 per bb! Canadian wae a little more sought after. About 700 bbls, superfine, in bond, were taken at $4 68. Southern ruled quiet at former rates, There were 850 bbls. purchased at $4 083 a $518% for mixed to good; $5 25 a $6 50 for favorite; and $5 60 a $675 for fancy, Rye flour was re. tailing at $3.75 for fine; and $4 for superfine, per bbl. Corn meal was obtainable at $3 for Jersey, and $3373 for Brandywine, per bbl. Wheat was rare and hel shove buyers’ limits, Rye was sparingly dealt in, for fu- ture delivery, at 90c., but for all on the spot $2c. wai the asking price. Barley and oats remained as last re- presented. Corn continued to depreciate. The sale comprised 34,000 bushels at 58c. a 60c. for dams; and inferior; 60c. a €2c for mixed; 6le. a O3c. for white, id 65c. for yellow Southern, in better demand. The sales amounted to java at 1134c.; and 1,000 Rio at 9% a 9%c per Ib. Corron.—The market is unsettled; the sales to day amount to about 1,000 bales. Freicuts.—To Liverpool 200 a 300 bales of cotton wer: engaged (compressed) at 14d.; 28,000 bushels of grain were ed at Sd. a 544d. in bulk; flour was at 2s. To London, 450 barrels flour were engageda 2s. 9d... To Hatn- burg 1,500 bage coffee were engaged at '<c; 200 bales of cotton at 9-l6c., and 20,000 lbs. whalebone at 5-16c. There were no change in ‘rates for Havre. ‘To Australia lumber was shipped at 40c. a 60c. per M. To California, rates varied from 40c. to 80c. per foot. Fire Crackrrs.—There were 500 boxes Canton, forty packs sold at $1473, usual credit. Frurt.--Sales have been made of 500 boxes bunch raisins at $2 75¢, and 200 do. cluster do. at $1 85. es About 500 bales were obtained at 85c. a 95c. per 1. Hors.—We heard that 20 bales were disposed of at 20c- a 22, per Ib. Tron.—Some 100 tons Scotch pig, to arrive, found buyers at $37 50 per ton, usual credit, iME.—The movements in Rockland were limited, at $1 1234 for common, and $1 50 for lump, per bbl. Molissms —Only 50 hhds. Muscovado were sold, at 26c. lon, NAVAL Stones.—Rosins were inactive. Turpentine was scarce, and not tendered under $475 a $5, for crude, and 65c. for spirits, We have heard of no important operation in hale, or sperm. ‘The sales of linseed reached 5,000 gallons, at 62c. a O4e allon, Olive was cheaper. About 200 baskets were obtained. af $3 87% a $4 8752, Provisioxs.—Pork ruled pretty brisk, “but at rather lower rates. ‘The sales embraced 1,300 4.—Western at $13 873 for prime, and $15 624¢ for mess, per bbl. The transactions in cutmeats included 280 pkres at 5%c. a 6c. for dry salted shoulders; 6c. a 6340. for pickled do; 8%c. Se. for dry salted hams’; and 93¢c. a 9c. for pickled do. per Ib. The sales of Lard amounted to 400 pkgs, fair to prime, a 9%c. a 10c. per Ib. Beef was less active. The salen reached 260 bbis. at $4 75 a $5 60 for co try prime; $6 a $6 75 for city do.; $8 25 a $10 50 for country mess ; $12 26 a $13 for city dq; $1275 a $13 for repacked Chi $14 for extra$o., per bbl. Beef hams were ob at $14 0 $14 r 220 Ibs, We have no do, B4¢; 10 do. 81 Hyson change to notice in butter or cheese. Ara Estate. —Gales at auction, by Adrian H. Muller.— 1 lot on Twenty-fifth street, 875 feet from Seventh ave- nue, 55x68.9, $1,700; 2 do., adjoining, each 56x98.9, $1,- 155 each; 1 do. do., '$1,650; 1 do. do., $1,825: 1 do. do.. $1,975: 1 do. do., $2,125; 9 lots on Twenty-sixth street, rear of above, irregular dimensions, together, $7,100; 1 lot on Kighth avenue, corner of 10lst street, 25.9x100, $510; 3 lots on 101st street, rear of above, each 25x100, 200, By James Cole, Brooklyn—671 lots (mostly water), and water front, in the Sixth ward, each 25x100, $19,800; house and lot on Cumberland street, 416.10 from Atlantic avenue, house 20x32, lot 20x109 $2,975; house and lot adjoining, same dimensions, $2,970; house and lot on Congress street, 150 fee: from Court, house 25x42, lot 25x10, $1,400; house and lot on Warren strect, 271 fect from Smith, house 16.8x40, lot 16.8x100, $300; se and lot Adjoining, of the same dimensions, $2,950. Anthony J. Bleecker—1 lot on Broadway, corner ighty: fou: street, 25.8x87.8, $875; 1 lot on llth settiog’ _ pet area ou, $230; 2 lots adjoining, eact x100.11, $215 each; 4 do. do. , averagi 26x110 each, with a house thereon, 20.6x30, $1,495; a Tot on 110th street, 171 feet from Tenth avenue, 25x100.11, $230. By E. H. Ludlor—House and lot on Fifth avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty first streets, $17,800. Rice.—Sales were made of 400 tierces ordinary to prime, + at $40 $4 625; per 100 Ibs. Svaara.. re Wi great deal more doing in this line today. The sales amounted to 1,200 hhds. Cuba and Porto Rico, chiefly the former, at 4c, for very common, and 540. for very good; 200 ‘boxes yellow Havana, at 63g¢. & 67¢¢.; 300 boxes brown do. for home use, and 300 do., in bond, for export, on private terms; 3,500 bags Bahia and 3,000 bags Manilla, at 530. per Ib. ‘Tras.—We annex the details of this forenoon’s aue- tlon—By [.. M. Hoffman & Co. Terms, six months, Hyson—13 half chests at 3430; 64 do. 83140; 27 do. Sle; 28 do. 8034c; 82 do, 80c. Young hyson—14 half chests At 500; 20 do. 48 35¢; 237 do, 48¢; 62 do, 490; 20 do. 41340; 209 do. 3634; 179 do, 38¢; 48 do. 87446; 89 do. 870; 40 do, 3640; 43 do. 3634¢; 42 Bo. 360; 56 do. 36c, 70 do. be 92 do’ B4e; 662 do. 83140; 370 do. '88¢; 201 do. 32440; 150 do 820; 212 do, 31440; 892 do. 31¢:50 boxes do. 41c; 62do. 4034. @unpowder—6 lif chests 56; 17 do. 623¢¢; 18 do, Sle; 21 do. 45e; 18 do.Ave; 14 do, 42¢ 34; 12 do. 440; 8.40. dle; do, 16; 40'do, 35346; 85 do, 36¢:43 do. 32440; 70 do 820; 20 do. 31%e. 79 do, Ble; 20 do, 303g; 62 do. 30c. Imperial—18 half chests 56e: 21 do. 5430; 25 do. 48¢; 16 do. 43¢; 25 do, 42340; 82 do, 42c; 18 do. 41c; 11 do. 40c; 29 59¢; 50 Co. 88 24 ‘c; 14 do, 300; 87 do, 2044 ; at in—50 chests 2T60.; 45 do. 2a jjo 260; 60 do, 23.4; 33 half do. 260; 22 Hyson Twankay—34 hi 182 do, Ye. Congou—4 ches chests 303¢¢; 318 do. 30. TouActo.—The salos of the day embraced 16 03 Flo- at 16c.; 20 Connecticut, at 15 a 20c. ; and 20 Ohio, re ig Witsxry.—Sales have been made of 120 bbls. prison, At 234¢., cash; and 50 bhds. drudge, at 22%c., time, per gallon, WIETING, THIS EVENIN Hope Chapel, 718 Bron '¥, gives his Inat leoture of the regular course on the nervous system, the mind, the canses of nervousness, influence of the mind on the body, effects. of gloomy feelings, the imagi with Ie maniking, skeletons, models, paintings, de. | Admission 12%, conte. PIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.—ASTOUNDING DE. }) monstrationa.—Professor OWEN will looture thi: ing and during the weok, at IL of Moo! .t8, OOFBOF other mediui 1, AT 7% O'CLOCK, Orleans 2, Savannah 2, and 1 each for San Francisco, Val- WDVERTIRENENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. av SHE SIXTH PAGE oa eee SPECIAL NOTICES. nee NEW, YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—A MEXTING OF tho cubscribers to the New York Academy of Music will be ing, the 7th of May, at 7% o'cloc’ at t te, 659 Broadway, for tho purpo: of organising the Association and tho election of director A punctual attendance is particularly requested. By ord of the Commissionors. ILLIAM H. PAINE, Socretary. QOFECE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAB COM pany, 42 Trinity Building, Broadway, Aprid SS — Tickets entitl: the holders to 8 passage on this road will for salo at this office on and after the 25th inst. cont discount will be made to parties purchasing one hundred or more. No less than one hundred tickets will be sold at any time, D. P. BARHYDT, Treasurer. a a athe daha MASONIC NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF KEYSTONE Lodo, No. 235, will mect at their new lod; ‘Hall, 203 Walk 3, at 8 o’clook! A puncti R. Larry, Secretary. (OURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF MECHAN- ios’ Institute School, at Metropolitan Hall, Wodnesda evening, A) Exercison commence at 7 ¢'clook. mission 25 cents, Proceeds devoted to tho Ladies’ Mission, Five Points. M,C. TRACY, Sup't Dap OWNER WANTED FOR A SUM OF M ken from a girl, which is su to hay Tho owner, whoever ‘ho ma; tion of the amount, and paying for have the same by applying to J. M. ment, DEVINE, 183 Varick st ALL STREET FERRY.—NOTICE.—THE BOATS ON the now ferry from the foot of Wall street to the foot of Montague street, Brooklyn, will commence running on Monday next, the 2d’ of May. ‘Commuters can procure thoir tickets on and after Thuraday, the 24th iust,, at the of- fice, foot of Montague street. EW SILVER COINAGE.—I EXPECT TO HAVE A supply of the new coinage this morning. » THOMPSON, corner of Wall street and Broadway. VESKY STREET.—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN 40 furnished, with or without Hoard. Apply, during the at4 Carroll place. After lit May, on the premisos in treet. ‘Transient board either by the day or week. PARTMENTS TO LET.—MRS. ALNWICK HAVING lensed for a term of from tho fi , r St J ble suits of rooms to tions will now mediately. T NO. 2 CLINTON PLACE— hed rooms on the first floor; yon d third floors, Reference required. PARTMENTS TO LET AT 8% PRINCE STREET, three doors west of Broadway; a parlor and bedroom handsomely furnished or unfurnished, on the first and second floors; also single bedrooms to let to genttemen of t t respectability. Private table furnishod, if desired, RIVATE FAMILY, HAVING M ROOM THAN nd a fine house, in the immediate vicinity . Will rent to ‘one or two gentlemen & 4 bedroom, well furnished.” If desired 1 bo Gas, bath and tine pantries PARTMENTS TO LET, VI room on the first floor, eligi of four —A PARLOR OR BED ly furnished, also a suite oms on the third floor, to let, to gentlomen of the ‘a only. Breakfast furnished if desired. References exchanged. Apply at No. 133 Bleecker street, west of Broadway. FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ALSO two small sised sleeping rooms, to’let to singlé gentle men, with or without Ln inl board. in a small private family, in Franklin street, near Broadway, west side, Refer- sponses Address L. M. 0., Broadway 2 ‘given and required. fice, nib GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen, can bo accommodated with from tho first of May next in a private family. Large PI t rooms on tho second story are offered, tozether or separately, with or without » bedroom. Apply Fighteenth street, near Eighth avenue. Une references given and required. EL at eptionable HE UNDERSI form his frien: is quarters to 224 Ei ED) WOULD RESPECFULLY IN acquaintances that he has changed ‘ourtcenth street, near avenue A, where he will be happy to sce his old patrons, A large quantity of liquor recently imported on ha PATRICK D. KELLY, \OTICE.—ANY PERSON OR PERSONS HAVING 4N left trunks boxes or asgane, fo, at J. & H. Heald’a, No. 2 Front street, for board, 4c , if not redeemed bofore the lst of May will be’ sold that’ day'at auction. I. & H. HEALD, PERSONAL. FORMATION WANTED—OF ANN REILY, BY HER sistor Marcelia Reily, who left 113 Washington stree New York, on Friday morning, at twelve o'clock, and not heen seen by her relatives since. Any person who can give intelligence of her will bo liberally rewarded by coing to the above store, and asking for John Reily. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MARY SHEA, 15 years of age, who, on Sunday, at 4 o'clock P. M.. left hor residence, 39 Mulberry street, amd has not been heard of since, Sho wore s dark woollen shawl, pink hood, and a dark cotton frock. Any informatio: eting her would be thankfully received by her afflicted parents, as above, F THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF JOSEPH LAN Caster, formorly of Lancashire county, near Manchester, England, ‘supposed to be about two years in the United States, he will confer a favor on an anxious friend, by send- ing his address to John Wilkin, at Albro & Brothers, 156 Bowery. Southern papers please copy. F MR. JOHN G. HAMILTON will please call, or leave his addres IN THE CITY, HE at 44 Maiden lane, Ue MISS MARY HAYES, WHO, IT IS BELIEVED, resides in the city of New York or Philadelphia:—If you will direct a letter to Joseph E. Driggs, Newark, New Jersey, stating your address, you will hear of something pleas ing aud valuable. YOUNG LADIES TAKE NOTICE.—IF THE YOUNG lady who crossed Fulton“ferry to Brooklyn on Mon- day, April 25, about ha!f-past eleven in the forenoon, wea ing @ close hood of worsted work and a dark calico dres also carrying a newspaper bundle, and accompanied by a young feimale friend, will send & post paid note, containing her address, to M. B. L., No. 125 Fulton st New York— the young naval officer whose attracted—she will hear of somethi , and find its recep- tion perfectly agreo THE MILITARY. Ce aaa aN NNEC NNO ‘WHITE PLAINS HAMILTON COLLEGIATE CADETS, Armory, April 22, 1853. At a meeting of tho company held thi Fisher in the chair, Masters Abner Mi W. F. Kirby, A. 8. McMullen, C. W. K: F ett, were appointed a committee to draft resolution pressive of the sense of this meeting upon the death of their associate, Charles Shields, Jr., who reported the follow: ing:— it has pleased the Almighty disposer of events, providen call from a ag ws, by denth our 1 ‘while we deeply mourn the death of him ‘hi n called in the morning of his days, we have the consolation that our loss was his eternal gain, having the evidence from the uniform kindness of his disposition, and his strict sense of right, thi change & happy immortality: and although his acat is now vacant, yet will he live in the memory of his associates, Resolved, That while we bow with submission to the will of Providence—believing, as wo do, that all He does is right —we trust that this bereavement will draw usto a contem- lation of ¢hat important change through which we all must pass, and that we may go live that when called to die we mi ‘ain join our young associate in that place where friends shall meet to part no more. Resolved, That we sincerely sympathize with the parents of our associate in their sad bereavement. The tender cord is broken. No more will they be cheered on onrth by their youthful soldier; but ob! the joyful, happy thought, he is how a soldier of the Cross of Christ, for he, when on arth, ed the children and said, “Of such is the kingdom of en. olved, That wo tender our thanks to the Rey. Mr. Inskip, who ao eloquently addrossod us, and in our behalf invoked the Throne of Grace on the occasion of the funeral of our associate; and we trust that, with the aid of Divine Providence, the remarks then made will not be in vain, but that they, like the seed sown in good ground, will. bring forth fruit abundantly to tho cause of our Heavenly Father, Resolved, That, as a tribute of respect to the memory of veinte, we will wear crape on the left arm for thirty emitted olved, That a copy of these resolutions be 1 tothe parents of the deceased, the Rev. Mr. Inskip, Princips G. Hall, Esq., and our Military Instru Major Committee—Chas. W. Kirby, Chas. S. Mathews, A. Milla, Alex. T. MoMallen, S. M. Sackett, Wilbur F. Kir) (OBT. C. FISHER, Captain, Sreengn A. Ler, See'y. FURNITURE. URNITURE ! FURNITURE (—THE HIGHEST PRICE paid for household furniture, pianofortes, feather beds, olteloth, clothing, watches, mechas tools, fire sical gical, and mathematical instruments, or any other property. Apply to R. WALTERS. 65 Division atroet, one door from the corner of Market stroct. URNITURE FOR SALE—A PRIVATE FAMILY, DE- c ining paesekeerings will sell a set of rosewood maroon furniture, consistirg of one 80%a, two gothic chairs, wing chair; mirror, Migeds! and marble 1 mahogaty extension dining table (10 feet); some ‘pet, and other articles, all in good order, having ttle used. Apply at 152 East Nineteenth stroet. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—FEATHER BEDS, steads and bedding, looking gli hairs and large cooking sto et sale, at 41 Frankfort street. UITS OF COTTAGE FURNITURE, ALL SHADES, ‘wood top suits for $25, marble top scts $35 to $500. house proprietors, and Will find the above the best ai per t it anywhere. Mattresses and palliasses made at the lowost Bholosale prices, and warranted pure hair, MATHEWS STACY, 626 Broadway, corner Spri Mb private street. W iieeona TO ‘HIRE—A _ OF NEW OR GOOD fh f fe Ming toom and vaaklag roof safe, for counting room and bankin, tas 0. F-, Herald office. © * HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED. SECOND HAND STEAM ENGINE WANTED, FROM twenty-five to thirty horso power. If in good order fair price will be paid for it. Address W. J. P., I offic jorald APARTMENTS WANTED.—TWO ROOMS, FUR nished, without board, in a genteel private family, for & gentleman snd his wife, without children. Location’ be- tween Canal and Thirtieth streets, west side, preferred. A note, stating terms, which must he moderate, can be ad- dressed to Knickerbocker, Herald office. y ROOM WANTED—BY AN ENGLISH GE: TLEMAN, who will providefor his owm table. Address, stating terms, 8. F., Herald office. Fr RNISHED HOUSE WANTED.. ANTED TO RENT, for the summer, a furnished house, for a small private family, who will take good care of it and Vi) bbe netted rent. ‘The house would be takon for a year, ii desired, Ad dress 8. S., Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, HAVING MORE ROOM than they wish to occupy. wodld let the same to single gentlemen, with or without board. ‘The honge is modern; containa 8, £o., an ithin a short distance of the Crystal P Aoviy at the office of the Citizens Mutual Loan Ai jon, No. 5 Tryon row, corner of Chatham st. LADY AND GENTLEMAN, DESIROUS OF On taining an elegant suite of roome, in a house furnished with all the modern improvements, where there will bo but fow boarders, can be suited by applying at 396 Fourth avenue. between Twenty eighth an ny ninth streets The table will be supplicd with the bert the markets afford, and no pains will he spared to make it a comfortable and agreo able home. Also, two handsome rooms single gontlemen, References exchanged, MEANS OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PER in want of board and those who have acoommo- ations for boarders is established at the office of the New York Boarding Exchange, 289 Broadway, corner of Ri stroct, room 27, second-floor. As no charge is made to ‘are in want of bonrd, and as tho system is much mo irfactory than any other to those who want boarders, will bo found of great convenience to both. PARLOR AND BEDROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR, either furnished or unfuruished, will be let, with full board, to a gentleman and his wife, or single gentlemen, No children taken, ‘The house iv strictly Arst class in evory pasion las: None need apply who are not willing to p: fair price for comfort and’ style. Location unsurpas being within a few doors of Fifth avenue, Dinner at six o'clock. Call at 43 West Twenty second street. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ORTWO SIN EN- tlemen, can obtain a pleasant room, with pantrics, and full or partial board, in » small private family, occupying a- modern built house, containing gas, baths, &c. Terms mode. rate, Call at No. 116 West Sixteenth streot. A VERY FINE ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, on the first floor, suitable for a hyaicion, artist, oF den tist, oan be hi lying at 43 Walker streot, west of and near Broad the office of New York boarding Ex change, 289 Broadway, corner of Reade street, room 27, se. cond floor. GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN A ROOM, WITHOUT board, in the neighborhood of Chatham sjuare, with a private family, by addre . L. C., box 738 Post Offive, any time this week. Bi if required, GENTLEMAN WHO DINES DOWN TOWN ON week days, can procure.» nice hedroom, on second stor ‘and partial yy addressing H. A. d, , Herald office: Location one mile from City Hall; neighborhood respectable and pleasant. Terms $4 per week. LARGE FRONT ROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR, TO let, after first of May, in’ East Broadway, with board ‘Tio location is the most desirable in the street. For parti- culars apply at 25 Market st. Rooms for single gentlemen. OARD—FURNISHED PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, fronting on Broadway and Ninth street, with baths, pas, and all modern improvements, for families, or rooms for gle gontlemen, 29 Ninth atte Brondway. OARD.—FOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with good board and pleasant rooms, in a private family, at 22 Vandam stroet. Breakfast and tea only, except on Sundays, OARD—AT NO. 100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, two doors east from Livingston place, and noar Stuyve: t park, for families or single gentlemen. The house it new and newly furnished throughout, and has allthe modern improvements, OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND A FEW single gentlemen, can be accommodated with pleasant rooms, and full or partial board, at No. 102 Clinton str Brooklyn, OARD WANTED.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS permanently a furnished room and partial board; in a vate family preferred. Address H. I, W., Herald office, ting partieulay OARD-GENTLEMEN MAY OBTAIN PLEASANT rooms, with breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sabbath, in the modern built house No. 247 Twenty-first stroct, at corner Ninth avenue. ‘The house is furnished with ward and cold 5 OARD.—A LARGE SECOND STORY ROOM, WITH A verandah and closet connecting, to lot, well furnished, with full or partial board, to a gentlem entlemen, on reasonable terms, in a fi raining Pleare required. corner of 'RNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS, , to let, to families or single gentlemen, in Twentieth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, con- venient to cars and omnibuses; hot and cold water bat! dinner served at6 P.M. Apply until Thursday, t! West Sixteenth street, between Seve nues. OARD—CHOICE SUITES OF ROOMS, ON SECOND and third floors, to let, to families or single gentlemen, furnished or unfurnished, with full or partial first class house N. board, in the Enst Twentieth street. All the mo- uous to Fourth and Sixth Apply at No-63 Bleeek- treet, 3 1 stage lino: Twenticth OARD.—A LADY, HAVING TAKEN A FIRST CLAS house in Ninth street, near Fifth avenue, will let Fooms, single or in suites, turnished or not, with or without board, desired. Location delightful. The house will be wn and terms stated by applying at No. 89 Groonwich ue, corner of Charles street. OARD—T0 LET, WITH BOARD, TWO ROOMS AND two bedrooms, on the second floor of m ploasantly situ- ated house, in a plain, private family, whero other boarder est of reference gi Address W. eae nO and required. ments, CE SS SE Se ee ae ee 9 OARD.—A LARGE ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR to let, with board, im » ‘ate houso, suitable for a entleman and his wife, or'two single gentlemen. Apply at ft Franklin street. id OARD—A GENTE single gentlemen, family,” Apply at 4 OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND two or three single gentlemen, oan be accommodated with pleasant rooms, with full or partial board, at 171 West Bighteenth strect, near Eighth avenue. References ex: changed. OARD.—A LADY HAVING TAKEN A FIRST CLASS ouse in Twenty-first strect, near Eighth avenue, con venient to cars and omnibuses, will let the rooms, single or in snites, furnished or not, with or withont board, ax de- tired. Location delightful. The house will be shown, and terms stated, by applying at No. 116 Bank street, ‘near Abington square OARD.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives can be accommodated with board and rooms to Please, at 250 Houston street. Also afew single gentlemen. Apply to Mrs. Merritt, No 17 First avenue, untit the Ist of May. OARD.—A DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE [AN AND HIS WIFE, OR obtain pleasant rooms in a private me strect. second floor, consisting of two larce and ong gan be obtained by a party of gentlemen, with their room, or by a small family, with private tabl sired. Apply at 7 Irving place. Also, one or two rooms, OUSE WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFR, and child four years old—part of » houi Tenth, or Sevent Rotun ighborhood in the Sev ‘Address DAVID T. COON, ‘OUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN—NEARTHE SOUTH or, Wall street ferry. Htent not toexcoed $700. Address i. C., Brooklya Port Office. OUSE WANTED TO HIRE—A TWO OR THREE- story house, located above Union square, withia two or three blocks of Breadway. | Any porsoa aving such house to let, will please direct to P. 8., No. 96 Spring street, ‘ting the location, rent, &c. Speculators in rent need not wer. NFURNISHED ROOMS.—WANTED, BY A SINGLE gentleman, a parlor and bedroom attached, wnfurnish ed. Situation betweon Waverly place and Fourtconth street, wort of Brondway. Partial board required, Addrsss box PERMANENCY, n unfurnished ANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR A furnished parlor and bedroom, wi or kitchen, without board, basomont oun, noighboriiood, oithor side, an annum will be re 8 give not higher paid for the above aceommodasions. Good nd required, Address box 900 Post office ANTED—TO RENT OR LEASE, IN BROADWAY, Letweon Dunne and Spring atrosts, one or two large rooms, capable of holding from threo to four billiard tab Apply to E. 1, SMITH, No. &# Broadway. . TANTED TO PURCE.ASE—A TWO OR THREE STO. ry house, with thr,ee or four lot of ground adjoining, arden, situate cit'sor in New York, Brooklyn, or Hobo- $10,000. The loonti mn must be in 0 be finishe modern improvom snis. Tho whole or balf of tho fe paid. in onsh., “Address Nc Vereyk, box. 1,73) New York Pos aid, giving ® full description of the pro H the Lowest onsh prics, which will bo irame. a required immediately. WAN.tuD—nY A GENTLEMAN, A PARLOR AND tedroon, well furnished, in a'priyate hows, below Chr mbors rtroct. Address Horald office. ; TED TO HIRE—THR LOWER PART OF A Wee ore amait two atory house; any pervon, having ono thoy wish to lot, will find a good tenant by addrossing i'M. &., Herald oficg THE SECOND STORY OF A DWELI ING ge the wout sido of Broadway, for sf mily of four persons, with Croton water all the modora tm: Provememta, Adarees 4. U., Te Robiage steers, OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, ON OR BEFORE the Ist of May, two handsome furnished rvoms on the kecond floor, Also, one room on third floor, to single gontle- men, or gentlemen and their wives, in aamall family with- Cut ‘children. References given and required. Apply at No. 8 Crosby street. OARD.—A LARGE SUIT OF FRONT ROOMS, ON THE first floor, also a auit of rooms on tho second floor. elecant! rnished, may be obtained, with full board, at 648 Bros wa tho modern improvements in the house. OARD.— ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, WISHING desirable apartments, consisting of parlors and bed rooms, may obtain them at 126 Chambers saroet. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, IN A SMALL FAME ly; & widow Indy would be préferred; either wow or the first of May. Address Emma, Broadway Poet Ofioe, for three days. way, ins Br, week fo Boar WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS 1OARD WANTED, BY A Wanted, a pleasent bedroom and board, in a private wife, and two childron. ono and throe yoare of ago, in & respectable private family, or where th or boarders, in the vicivity of Brondway between Brosme and ‘Tenth streets. Address or apply to 143 Second street, tm SINGLE GENTLEMAN.— fawily—Catholic preferred; location within ‘ten ini walk of the City Hall. Boarding houses need ‘not apois, References exchanged. Addre a of OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND HER DAUGH ter, in # pleasant location, above Broom eet not over twenty-five minutes walk from No. [00 refer: Broad nteel fainily. Terms not to exceed $2to $2 50 each. References exchanged. H., Broadway Post Oflice. Address Eliza room, in a gentee| orriers preferred. Addre M. L. B., Horald offiee, OARD WANTED—BY 5 © fami Vieinity of ys Herald offi OAKD WAN vate family, whore the Terms not to exceed $8 51 Lere there nre few or no boa! y ond avonne, uot al fant, well furnished room requ Chatham square Post Office. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, WITH A FURNISHED i cel family; where there are few or no ss, with terms, for three days, A NTLEMAN, IN A PRI- ers; in the ¢ Righth street. A plea Please address W. H., D—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A PRI- ore are fow or no other boarders. ) per week. Address J. 1 FO80KFN — PRIVATE “DOARD—A GENTLEMAN ‘and wife, and t gle gentlemen, be accomme iisted With bedrooms an tial hoard, in newly furnishe@ 4 oF two particulars, addi vost Ottee, Now York® *e LEASANT ROOMS, WITH PE can be obtained on Brooklyn etghes for catlemas and their wives, also for single centloman, in the fmenes pistetiz — ae sr] tnd central to tho Fulton ana South ferries. Ap 20 Columbia street, Vout atreat. References exchanged. = ft BeAe Florre OOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED, FOR ¢ they ar ‘Apply at 218 © one week. as el et ek 8 TC, SINGLE, GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMe. dated with bedrooms and parlor, breakfast and tea, and dinner cu Sunda family in Brool NTLEMEN ; strost, for ‘New York. Referens WO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN HAYR ponent rooms, with parti pard, ina strictly priva! family, in Sands, noar Washington stroct, Brooklya. Re- ference given and reyvired. Address W, T. J., Herald othes. WO YOUNG MEN WISH TO OBTAIN COMFOR- table room Partial board in a pleasant looation, within fifteen min Ik of Wall street. Brooklyn pret ferred. Term: $8 "Address, staking all partieula: ° OARDING.. somely fur second floor newly painte 0, ONG sin; all the RGE ROOM, HAND ious closet attached, on the le room. The house hay been latest improvements introduced. Apply at 45 Walker street, a fow doors west of Broadway, OARDING.—TWO SINGLE GENTLE! EN ARE DE. sirous of obtaining rooms, with full or partial hoard, ina respectable private family, (of threo or four members.) where home enjoyed; location ple walk from Maiden Inué, apply. Address W. Pi, fence, here are no other b nd a Boarding hou: rders, and the comforts of a asant i Hereld office, stating terms and OARDING —WILL NO" —First class hi ation, accessible to ‘Terms according ct OARDING—WILL NO ay. with furnished and full don the Sabbat use, at @ reduction from down front and back, large pantries, &¢ mn atrect, or to T MOVE ON FIRST OF MAY. prices, business, and Pl communicates by to room: rr apply imme: street. al NOT MOVE ON THE FIRST Og ree or four gentlemen can be accommodate rooms, with or without breakfast and th, ina private boarding house, ping at 4% Orchard street, between Grand and Hester OARDING.—-EL one of the finest locati be accommodated on South Ninth street. OARDING.—GENTLEMEN, OR GEN their wives, can be aci house No. 398 Fourth avenue. venience, and has § o'clock P. M. ues walk from Peck slip ferry 1 ROOMS AND BOARD IN ions in Williamsburg, only two Agentleman and lad: moderate terms. Apply a NTLEMEN AND commodated in the brown stone The house is replete with been newly painted and papered. OARDING—A HANDSOME FRONT PARLORTO LET unfurnished, suitable for a physician; a front room, se cond floor, with wardrobe a a gentleman and bis wife, or a fo nocommodations, by appl. Walker. Ses OARDING.—A SMA family residing inl board. d Lot apply for good accommodations. Apply at nd pa ry att single ing at 33 hed, suitable for an ‘obtain good ‘orsyth street, near AND STRICTLY PRIVATE near St John’s park, desire to lot, or two very pleasant’ and well fur id floor, to one or two gentle: ho aro not willing to give a fair j No other boarders taken, 189 Hudson stroet. OARDIN keeps her board ina quict resp. dress A. C., 130 Second LADY, WHOSE BUSTIN. during the day, wishes to ble family, or in boardin, either in Fourth street or the Eighth avenue. if, house, Apply or ad- , to let, wil stree es exchang OM AND BEDROOM, SUP- and Croton, hot and cold, with spacious th board, at 2) East Sixteenth 0 OARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN ‘be accommodated with a room and bedroom, on second wory, unfurnished: alyo room for single gentioman. ina 0 houge, with the m mty-second 8 OARDING.—GOOD FU. moderate. ‘The house ig well furni ness and attention of a home can b jodern improvements. Apply at Die ply RNISHED ATTIC ROOMS TO rks, as the rent will be a. all the quiet- Apply at 301 net yed. Wesley place, between Houston and Bleecker streets. I to let the entire second OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE floor of » modern built house, furnished with gas, bath, £o., to a party of single gentle: men, with or without board. Any person will comfort jartin ing al board, cr ® small family with to ‘fair price will’ find a le home. Apply on the premises, 49 Second avenue. OARDING.—TWO OR to let, near Broome street and Broadwa; a quiet famil; breakfast. of the:-house ocoupied }) without board, or with THREE FURNISHED ROOMS Remainder of two. Can be had Please address Mrs. Clements, Brondway Post Office, OARD IN A FRENCH respectable gentlemen nished parlor or two small room No. 53 Warren street. on application a OARD UP TOWN—VERY DESIRABLE be haa, with board, at 82 and 81 East Twou- rooms ma ty-third street. ‘The houses FAMILY.~TWO OR THREE can obtain board, with a fur: ina quiet French family, SUITES OF have the modern improvements OARD IN A PRIVAT BR FAMILY—a GENTLEMAN and wife, and four gentlemon, can bo accommodated with handsome rooms in anew house, with all tho modern a: gas, bath, ie from ‘Athanti inw on. premizes 542 Atlantic street, Brook! change é OARD UP TOWN—A F. gentlemen can be acco Fooms on the second floor; Gke.; Jeasantly situated ; ton jeand Montague. lontague ferries. Apply kiya. Roference ox- EW SELECT FAMILIES AND mmmodated with a suite of single algo, a parlor and bedroom on the third floor, furnished or unfurnished, with full or partial boar etyle 57 West the house is first class, and built in the most modern ‘and newly furnished: situation dolightfal. Apply at Twenty third street, one block from Broad OARD IN CHAMBERS STREET—FURNISIED OR unfurnished rooms, with gentlemen, may be bad, b; first class boarding house, oe transient boarders t , 159 Chambers street. en. board for families or sinzle immediate application, at the No children OARD wife, alzo a honrdin's first and Wall street ther particul OARD IN BROOKLYN. forrie addr IN BROOKLYN. le gen References exeb an, G.F. A GENTLEMAN AND 01 Brooklyn Post o A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ean be accommodated with a large ard handsome front | room on, second story, with room, if required. Gas, & minutes walk of South ferry corner of Hei pantries adjoining, aud small c, House situated within five | Inquire at No, 72 State street, OARD IN BROOKLYN. class house in Willoughby es, d, from’ May 1 Address E. V Montague and South ferri boarders, unfurn: requir LADY, HAVING A FIRST eet, ten minutes walk from 11 let a few rooms to select Liberal pay and good New York Post Oflice. OARD IN BROOKLYN .—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sundays, where there are but few boarders, by applying at No. 14 High street, Brooklyn. References ex changed. OARD IN BROOKLYN large cation. Also, Fulton avenue. BROOKLY! .—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A ith bedroom attached, ina pleasant lo. ingle roome for gentlemen. Apply at No. 9 N—HANDSOME ROOMS TO h board, in » very jeld street, nese Bulton OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—FAMILIES OR B single gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant apartments, and fall or partial board ina house posse: the modern improvements, harbor and bay, within ing and having # full view of the few minutes walk of Wall street, or Fulton ferry. Inguire at 120 Columbia street, Brooklyn OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—FOR TWO young gentlemon, after Ist in’ ® good location. convenient to Montague or Fulton ferries, with breakfast, tea, nnd dinner on Sundays, &c., Herald office. BAe ON SPATE board in the coun! alf mile of within 146 Weat otreet, between the hours 8 5P. M. Address B. C., stating terms, ISLAND.—PERSONS WANTING bee brig Rie ar sce Nea oat ne. hel fae al and id OARDING IN HOBOKEN—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ‘with board for gentlemen and their wives, and nished rooms for single gentlemon, at No. 3 third house from.First street. OARDING AT 92 CHRI Bleocker.—A nice ne: pleasant, for a gentleman onng men, Those who desi o ent. fur‘ Moadow street, STREET, CORNER STOPHE wife: sm; ire a nice clean place will do well Boars, CAN BE HAD AT 264 TENTH STREET, FOR gentlemen and their families or single gentlomen. Kooms let singly, or in suits of two or three, with full or partial board. the house is new aud had the modern con veniences of gs and hot and cold baths. OARD MAY BE HAD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY A ply at 16 Charles street, (Warren place,)—Green wich id Amity stroct stage route. NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED. PLAIN, SUBSTAN ) tinl board, in a private farm.rouse, where thore are fow or uo other boarders, within theee to ‘six miles of the city, fora gentleman, his wife, two childron (six and nine wanted for some months. W. C., box 1 off ane servant, Will be ¥ jon and torm NOUNTRY ) wad within one how W. HW. H., Box 247 Pe eons Of ROARD WANTED—BY A GEN for the summer, in rears) ‘dress, MAN healthy location, and Address immediately, the city. ‘ont Office. Prats FURNISH fl ul let a suite of root mily wou te of 3 men; alto, a single room. wodern improvements, and the city, and convenient to Apply st 6% Fourteenth ot. OARD WANTED.—WANTED, BY A MARRIED. lady, a room, furnished or unfurnished, with board Locality proferred’ on the north side of the city, below Ca- nal street, Address R. OARD WANTED—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR A ntleman and wife, child and sorvant, board in a. pri- vate family in South Brooklyn. The absont from home most of the time. ‘Terms must Ad dress W. Horald office. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, EN A RE- spectable private family; breakfast and tea enjy. Lace jon must be within twenty minutes’ walk of City Hall Please address W. V, M., stating torts and loeation. - envleman be moder: OAR WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN ont room on third floor preforred. Location near Iiroad- for two daye, OARD WANTED-~BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS New York and \ar! ailrond depot, om the wos side of OAT D' WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, §13- ‘and wife want board in a respectable private family or oarding house where there are bat few boarders; a fornished rin Trockiyn.. Terms not to excoed six dollars per for both. Adorcas J. R, B., Herald office, f FE wife, ina quict, aud reapeetuble family, where there inno pther boarders and within five minutes watic of tho sone rey Add ross Herald office. Terms not to exeved $4 fog both. espeotable private family or roloct he aa Toa the hfol of May, betwoew Blgeoker and F ding nklin *« two dollars per week. A note addressed to Mie TDM, Beondway Boot Odhoe, will be promptly at tended to. OUR GENTLEMEN, OR A bd odayyd with \URNISIED APARTM out board, in a small Sixth avenu ED ROOMS~A PRIVATE PA- ne oz two gentle- wand hag all the in th NTS TO LEQWITH OR WITH private family. Apply at 203 Prerwisnen OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET with breakfast: and tea, or fall bi Dnilt house, widh bath aod ens J, in a modern GL West Twenty Apply filth street, foar doors trom Sixtl avenue, NISHED ROOMS Tt ‘0 LET—WIEH OR WITOUT J, to n gentleman and wife. or two single gentlemén, ino objections to a-respectable Indy,) at 157 West Zlevonth street, corner Sixth avenue, SHED ROOMS TO LET—HANDSOW! parting Board, 90 vor, ew. 6, With No. $68 Broadwi osm on hall flo oF, moderat joozs above Uniow pa TA doetor oF office, FAURNISHED ROOMS jem ith or wit! treet. LURNISHED ROO for thre Apply at N RENCH ROARD.—TWO rooms and parlors, auitall ed in.n strictly modern bi dd room 80, tion uneurpal are invited to call, bility neod apy tix. Hofer WA NTED—BY 00" aivn Boers ive tay. yvhi c alway Post OBI MS—WITTt OR WI or four gentlomen, 4 Division street, IN CHAMBERS STREET FOR. hout breakfast tea, Anquire oar Chatham sw ST CLASS je for Tomilins, w nd ont Foapoota Dinner at A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, is wemall family, whero 9 wut ia sdrpggg, Address BW, | Jolie, Broadway T° LET WITH BOARD—PARLORS AND BEDROOMA, for families or single gentlomon, at the new Coiling He- tel, corner of Canal and West streets. Baths aud all the comforts of any othor house in the city. 10 LET WITH BOARD—A SUIT OF ROOMS, Of third floor, from first of May, ina first class house; also, three rooms on second floor, opposite the Opera House, 143 Eighth street. T° LET NITH BOARD, IN THE IMMEDIATE VICEN- ity of St. John’s park. a Inrge handsome room, om the recond floor, with pantry aud bedroom attached, if requéred, cither furnished or unturnished Also comfortable single oms for gentle rick street. N. B— o removal on th T° JET IO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY—1WO FUR- nished rooms, front and back parlor, with bat he house, genteelly furnished: with board for the Ind; the west side of Broadway, below Canal streot tt quired in advance, Address Hartle on rd re- Broadway Post Office. ——<—$—$—$<——<—_______ 0 LOVERS OF COMFORT.—JOHN NELSON, PRO- prictor of Gould's Hotel, Now, 8, 10 and 12 Fulton street, mort respectfully begs to inform the public that he has, at © great coat, handsomely furnished one hundred pleas: ing Fooms, Unsurpassed by any in tl -. Person: the city and desirous of « good nikhi , ho feols confidens. should they favor bin: with a onll, they will not xo away dis- satintied. TANTED—PARTIAL BOARD IN A PRIVATE French family, by an educated young man, engaged im busigess, who, besides paying for his board. would giv truetions in English, if desired. Beat of references 3 Address J. P.M. Herald office, eeabne French gentleman who wishes to le —Would room with = ‘n English. ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A FUR- nished parlor and breakfast, in a respectable private family, where there are no other.boarde tion woat of Broadway, between Spring and Fifteenth strocts. Address, with full particulars and price, box 2,152 Post Office. WANTED-BOARD FOR THE SUMMER, WITH RED. room, fo ent! ; location between Canal atroet. and Uni are, ‘Terms moderate, Please addrose box 0 office. No. alle SAMIR SES Se ws 'TED—BY A GENTLEMAN, BOARD AND LODG- ing, within te: pinutos walk of Trinit, Chases, Week. Address K- B., Hoeal Broadway, at $390 or Gia week. oftice WANTEDSBY TWO YOUNG MEN, A GOOD SIZED fucniabed room, without board, from Lat May, betw Bleecker and Bayard streets and within four blocks of thee Bowery. Best of referens ‘en, or rent in advance. drets J. D., box 210 Chatham square Post Office, Was 'ED—BY A LADY, BOARD IN A GENTEEL house; boarding house preferred. Plonse addross Mrs. J. Brondway Post Office, stating location and terms. Terma moderate, WANZEDSBOARD FOR TWO YOUNG LADIES, IN a French family, where no other boarders are tal where they can have an opportunity of speaking the Preae! Location near Broadway, between Canal References exchanged. Address A. By TAVERLY HOUSE, 7 BROADWAY, CORNER of Fourth str breaking up housekeeping V on the first of May, can find some fing suites of rooms at this J. W. RB NO. ‘Fam: house. ENALL. MUSICAL, — WAAR JOLIAN PLANOS-REMOVAL—GREAT BARGAINS in pianos and melodeons.—In consequence of the une Yalled popularity and increased demand for T. Gilbert & Co.'s celebrated ‘pianos, with and without the moliaa, the subscriber has removed ‘to the large and spacious rooms om the er of Anthony sbrect, No. hore he offers dof lie entire sntisfact ‘Sco! $100, $110, $125, $150, $160. ‘ar ¥ Gardiner's, ‘Tobin's melodoons, $35, $45, $86, $100, $110, $125, $150. Boudoir pianos for sale cheap; second hand wolian Pianos for salo or to let. A fow planes and melodeous for sale, and monthly, payments taken. HORAC ERS, 383 Broadway. afin sortment of su: ompetition. T. Gilbert ry CO. MAKERS, SUPERIOR MELODEON. R. PRINC! perfect in every respect. for sale low, by a family leav- ing the city. Apply at 87 Wost Sixteenth between, the howre of ten and one. OMPANION TO “KATY DARLING.”—"'TIS TOO true dearest Katy.” by Kate Horn Bewaro of spari- ous editions of both th and askfor Kat oy Also, “The Mysterious Rappings Polka,” = mysteriously pretty polka, mysteriously ell arranged, by a mysteriously popular composer. 8. JOLLIE, GEIB & JACKSON, 4 way. e son) OR SALE—AN EXCELLENT SECOND HAND PIANQ ‘Can be seen at 76 Second avenue. Mri SEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC, Ttalian and English, sncred and sevular, has decided te devote afew hours each day for the instraction of young Is dies in private, or those intended for the stan ‘OF concert room. Mra, Seguin will be happy to give, afl information concerning terms, de. at her residence, 8) White eircet, near Broadway. TANOFORTES.—WAKE & CO., 184 FULTON STREET, a few doors west of Broadway, now offer great induce inents to purchasers, as they will remove on the Ist of May to 58 Barelay street, opposite College pla IANOS.—FOUR NEW ROSEWOOD And a balf, six and three quarters, Jor enle cheap. to pay advances. Three $20, 865 and $70. ‘Alto, watches, chain Dooke, safe, sorps, Ke. personal property generally. second floor. SOQ OMAN'’S RIGHTS Kate Horn's new song song should be otained beard Mage disp ‘ute ag to the claims made. It is & JACKSON, 499 Brondway; Godon ‘astello, Burnton, and spectacles, Cash advanced on merchandise, 4. FP. JONES, 52 Ann street, “WOMAN'S | RIGHTS!" “Woman's Rights.” ‘This it acts at rest the a perfect com. GET ues, and Samuel ‘urnbull, Hudson street. FINE ARTS, RYSTAL PALACE.—SPLENDID STEEL PLATE EN- ravings, on note and letter, paper, alno on fing enam- elied cards, for sale by CAPEWELL & KIMMEL, 208 Broad- way. Stationers supplied. G.—CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS, BILle i visit » by USPEWELL 2 ele bt hd Ls 5 a ae eens te ae NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN — Now 0 at tho Galleries, 663 Broadway, Qyvosite Bond from 9 A.M. to 10 P.M., dally. ‘The 28th annual exhi never 8 a 25 cents; season ticket 080 OLID DAGUERREOTYPE PICTURES.—MASCHER’S hy proved stereoscopic patent, Maroh 8, 1853, is sel = ledged by the best judges to be more cient, portable, and by any othor extant. Tt i ie, the storeoscopic attachi taken up by the use! 'y ‘ype occupying the ‘room weet velvet cushion. A sample will be sent by mail, freo of postage, on the receipt of $1. The prives aro from $12 to per dozen, for the differes And qualities, furnished with fine plate glass and borders. Warranted to give satisfactio: INO. F. CHER, No. 408 North Second street, Philadelphia TURF. T]NION COURSE, 1. I. — TROTTING. — ‘April 28, at 3 o'clock, P. M. A puree heats; aa thi in five; wagon and driver ‘HURSDAY, of $0. Mile TFICEA OF THE CHIRF OF POLICE, APRUL 3m J ese AGwners are ‘wanted for the following property. supposed to have been stolen, at First diatrict pollos courts, Acthe Tombs, in Contre street, via.:—Five summer Vester old; two simmer pantaloons, oid; one cotton shirt and ous chmmen handkerchief. Also, at the ‘Third district polies tire, Esecx market. a gold wateb and chain. GUO, W. MATSELL, Chief of Potion. PE — _- ELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETS.NOW RE- ceiving from ship Manhatten, and will open om Thure= , the 2int inet is, Com the bess net velv pets, from the manntaedory of Joh: Crossley * & Prising « beautiful assortment Shale top aod of Dutehin~, ‘ond Us Peart stveet. > gualt ty. ae ry % gt: jae for officer, &c., in ve wie GEO. E.'L. MYATT fe M WIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR Mie eying the future, has asrived, and furnis! elligenoe by it law. K : : Fa 7 ig, uane Stanton trees. Odtee euee Ocean PETENSY ELE HOMESTEAD Aseeqtaaaes ized Mareh 24, INQ—Lands located thi mile from New Rochelle, to be divided into quarter fal and wholo acre Iots,—A bont 200 acres bolong to the socintion, 75 cents per week entitle » member LL Cran neve, 128 40 halt hn nore, and 83 to a whole acre, tics need not be detegred joining on account of back 4 ings ere Drondway and Grand strect, at 3 o'clock, ineoting will Lo held on Wednesd a ba 4 Tor gg 3 mah ike ; iy f h r W. fi. HOYT, Fi jal Seo'y, 230 N’ PN. GELLATLY, 167 Brondway, Fda {T, NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOC” aTION, NO. 5 "Dunne etrext, corner of Chatham April we meeting of Trustees, held this that the entrance fap on shares be 7 aj cach share, from and after the 1", day toe is therefere given, to mem J¢9 and after that O40 no new subscr! stions wi NY" gent of the smo" ¢ “ahove named, at] P 10 fow remaining * saros miny bo aubscrt w utranse foo. fe ioe is open om Me at ‘o'o100k. saredny eveuine® (Atl CLOT p, MLART, Seorvtenn