The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Taveapay, April 6—6 P. M. The speculative fecling in the gold room has been tamer to-day than yesterday, under the influence of further encouraging news from Grant und Sheridan, to- gether with exciting rumors, The market drooped to 150, but subsequently experienced a partial recovery, The quotations were : 10:00 A. M 150% 11:30 A. M. 11s 122.35 P.M 10d 1:45 P.M. ‘The stock market was rather heavy on the street th morning, but at the first session of the board it became active and strong, quotations advancing as the cail pro gressed. At the cloce New York Central was 3¢ higher than at yesterday's second board, Erie 43s, Reading ¥, Michigan Southern 34, Qleveland and Pittsburg 3, Rock Island 3, Ohio and Mississippi cortiicates 44. Fort Wayne was % lower, Til nois Central %, Northwestern 34. Hudson River and Cumberland were steady, Government securities were tirm. The supply on the market a few weeks ago hus been largely absorbed by investors, whose confluence in the pubiie credit has im- proved with our recent successes, At tho open board ai one o'clock prices continued ac- tively in the ascendant, Radiug excepted. After the call a reaction tovk place in a portion o. tho Lst, and at the second regular board New York Central was % lower than at the first board, Cumberlumi 1, Ere was liq higher, Hudson River 3, Michigau Southern 1, Cl land and Pittsburg 34, Rock Island 244, Port Wayne 2. Government securities were dull After tho cali and at the second open board the market was very strong, New York Ceutral sold at 9, Brie 65%, Hudson River 100, Reading 100, Michican South 62%, Rock Island 9335, Fort Wayne v2. | The and $1 63 for suites Weaken. a t $1 10 w $1 16. Rye continued dull 'y was in muderate ré- 4 500 bushels prime State $175. We quote Canada West at $180 aud Canada {at $1504 $160. Malt continues dull and nominal. twas a shade firmer, but quiet; sales is at $140 a $148 for new yellow. Oats @80c, for Canadian, Sze, a 850. for vania, and 890. for Western. ‘There was but very little business transacted, continues firm at our last rates, pijits, 4,369 bales, ‘The market was rather id bev ane more active, and prices, under th» advance in gold, were ba highe wing, however, dull and heavy at our —" ns, Which are entirely pominal; sales 350 We quote:— bata ie ine NO. 7 Ordinary Middling 3 FY FA Good mddling, 36 aT 37 Fd Frxicuts.—The same general features obtained to-day. The offerings were much larger; but the engagements this week have been at lower rates even than last week, Lard, bacon, &c., to Liverpool haye been taken by the steamers at’ 5s. & 7s. 6d., and barrel beef for almost nothing, the rate scarcely paying for loading and unload- ing. The engagements were to Liverpool, by neutral, 50 tons oileake at 4s., and 800 boxes bacon on private terms; ‘and per steamer, 700 bales cotton at 3¢d., 800 boxes cheese at 10s., 200 tierces beef on private terms; 600 tierces lard, '800 boxes bacon and 100 tons bacon and lard, all at 53, a 7s. 6d. Hor:.—The inclemency of the weather restricted the demand somewhat, and very little business was trans- acted. Choice grades continued scarce and firm, holders demanding 45c., 4500. ‘The sales were in the Bolghbor hood of 85 bales, at 26c, a88e, for 1863, and 250, a 45c with at at 60c. for new growth. ere was bot little change to note in the and continuing moderate at $1 45 a $1 60 jes, and $1 60 a $1 70 for retail lots. InpiGo.—The market continues quiet, but rather higher prices were realized, We notice sales of 15 chests Mad- ras and 10 cases Manila on terms not ascertained, Rice.—We notice sales of 80 bags Rangoon at 10c. a 10\4e. erase’. —The market was firm, but not very active; sales hhds. Barbadoes at 55c,, and 25 hhds, Cuba ilo at 506. —The demand for all kinds was limited, and we for shipping © The sharp upward movement which has been foing | have no important sales ae aR gree ro ras esarealy Se itd \ 8 , being quoted at $1 30 a $1 35. Lard oil was forward since last Friday morning is telling severely | Me at oh Other Minds were ‘withou’ essential pou some of the “bears;? but ouly one regular Lowd | change in value, the market clo ing dull and heavy. and two public board failures have o al thus far | i oa a ; Ry pects, igi a PS 114 packages - sal : eee bo do, cut meats and io. lard he por during the week. The advance tu Erie since last Thurs: | maricet op:ned firm, witha fair dgivand, but closed dull day aiternoon has been twenty-two per cent, in New | and heavy at $27 75 for new mes, with sales on the York Central twelve, in Reading eleven and a halt Michigan Youthern thirteen, in Cleveland and i’itt twelve, in Rock Isiand sx and a half and in Fort Wayne twelve. ‘The “bulis’? find the source of ther strength in the large ivcreasud short interes! and now that they have en hold of th market with vigor they will carry it as high as possi With the closing up of the outstanding contrac! ever, the market will be exposed, in the absence of strong support from outside buyers, Wo the asswilts of the bears, under which it wili yield ayain, But the market having been unduly depressed, the rebound will be corres- pondingly strong, and the reaction will in like manuer b» proportioned to its extent. Money continues easy at six per cent on call, and lend- ers ure disposed to uecilitute a ren wal 0° speculation, Commercial paper of tho best grade is in limited suppl; and passes at 8 a 10 per cent, - The foreign exchange market is dul! and wavering. Bankers’ sterling at sixty days is offered at 109% a 34, aad 110% at short sight, an these rates are not iully sustained by buyers, Lewling drawers nevertheless re- | gard the present and future coudition of or foreign teade as likely to maintain if not advance quotations, They also anticipate a return of our Securities to some extent from Lvrope in quence of the existing disproportion between the hero and there, It may, however, be coniid ed that the news of the further sie avis and the extren 0° materially advancing the mariet value of live-tw<nties a>road, which would so far neutralize the effect of the decline in the gold premium, But, supposing a return of bonds actually to take place, the evil would soon correct itself by creating a demand for gold for remit. tance, and so forcing up the preinium. Tue ellect, there fore, of such acontingency, would be felt in the form of arise in gold rather than of auy decline in the price of bonds on this side, tor popular faith in the govern- ment credit is becoming so strong that national securi- ties bave the preference over all others, and are very freely absorbed by a'l classes of the community. ses of our ¢ decline of gold will have the eliec: The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- tows :— Payments. Balance. spot of 6,000 bbls., for 1863-4 do., $23 ‘at $27 50a $28 for new mess, $25 cash and reguiar way, closing at ‘a $24 60 for prime, and $26 50 a $27 for prime also, for future delivery, 3,500 bbla. new for April and May delivery, ‘seliers’ and buyers? on, at $27 60 a $29, The beef market was mode- rately active and firm, Sal s 350 bbls. at $12 50 a aglir ain mess and $16 a $21 for extra do. Beef quest at $21 a $24, with sales of 640 ent meats there was a fair inquiry, sales hav- ack: at 14ige. @ 15c, for ms; alse 100,000 Ibs, dry salted shoulders, for May delivery, at 14%c. Bacon was more ‘active and firm. Sales were 400 at 16%c. for short ribbed, 153%c. for long hams; lso boxes Cumberland cut, to arrive, at 10%e., gold. The lard mark t continued 1y, with a fair inquiry, Sales 2,000 bbis., at 153¢c. a No, 1, 1 . a 1830. for fair | wo prime steam Butter was for Western, 2lc. a ‘ibe: for Siate and rather boxer, a 20¢, ordinary to choice, Cheese was dull and . a 24c, for common to prime. Receipts 2,883 bbls. The market for all kinds d firm, but the demand was moderate. he sales were 2,000" bbls. crude, on the spot, at 330. a 1,000 for May delivery at 24¢., buyers’ option, and 860 ‘Whis, refined, at 52c. a 58c. for’ bonded and T2c. for frec 1'CAR.—Undler the rise in gold the market was a trifle {rmer and active, the sales reaching 15,000 hogheads at 10 j:. ©1240. for Cube musco.ado—the latter price for ‘ood grocery; 12c. alde., curren y, aud 100., gold, for Rico—the latter price for choi’e; and 320 boxes Ha- Vana, part at 164%¢. Refined was tirmer and more active at 14e. 216°. for soft yellow, 1634c. a17%c. for soft nd 183¢¢, for powdered, crushed and granulated. Sre ruled steady ; sales 25,000 Ibs, at 17440. Tusow was in moderate demand, but steady, with sales of 160,000 Ibs. at 1144¢. a 11%, Werke Hece pts, 50 bbis. The market was a shade firmer, with rather more doing; sales 700 bbls. at $2 17 a 2 18 for Western. Sales of Real Estate. By Adrian H. Muller, P. R. Wilkins & Co. Howe ant lot 363 Henry street, Brooklyn. .,....$11,000 ote, # Columbia sirect, 25 foct n. 0: Cranberry street, 25x100. Land made from nd water right extending from Joth to 37th str.ets and 11th avenue. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Marricd. Benvaam—LrKe.—On Wednesday evening, April 5, by the Rev. ¢ D. #urchard, D.D., Kuneyt L. Buenuan, of New York city, to Miss Eainy A. Luxx, of same place. Buit—ANDARiEse.—In this city, on Wednesday, April 5, by the Rev, Edward Goodridge, ALPRxD B. BuL. to Mariupa, daughter of ‘the lato Jas Andariono, Esq. Steck Exchange. ‘Tnusspay, April 6—10:30 A. #45000 Us6's,"61,cou 1015 50 ais Brie RR... s 81, reg 7000 Brovkiyn 6's, 96 200 10000 N Carviina 68,. 60 200 Mob's,HXStJiss 723g 20000 Obi .& Miss ctfa 24 50 Alton &TerH RR 27 $0000 do... % rg ate RR.... 98 9000 NY O-nt 7 + BM 1000 Erie 8d mtg 95 1600 ro) 4000 Erie 4th mig 91 Michigan Cen RR 993g $000 Chic KNW1sim 7546 100 Mich So&NIRR 60% 5000 Mil& StPlstm 80 1100 + 5045 dO... 10000 American do. 60 sh Fourth} 100 Canton Company 100 do. 100, a 200 or 200, do. 800 Cumb ‘onl pref. bu Del & “ ‘d Ghual ke 50 Peun Coal Co. 170 .b30 100 Nic Transit Co.. 6 10OW yomingValCl 60 $00 NY Central — 200 100 M &Prdu 10u Pitts, Pt WRC RR 50 do, bso 100 2000 100 do do, do SECOND DOARD. Hote-rset Two o'Creex P. 6's, 5-20, reg ies 600 shs Hud RiverRR di 0215 1000 do, 10000” 6’, 6-20, cou jong a 000 Us6 4,5. 200, nine 107 520 10000 US 6s, lyr cor 98% 500 do. o 1000 Missouri 6's... 62 25 Mich Central RR. jd Ohiok Miss 1200 wee & NIRR do... . 100 100 abe Canton B2i¢ a 81% wo +. ai 500 QuicksilverMg Co 85 \¢ oo Chie & NWR 500 Mariposa Mg Co. 15% 800 N Y Contrai RR, 92 100 do, 10 915 100 9215 1000 Erie RR. O45 400 62 100 63K 00 6% 500 do. _ b $ 100Alt & TerHauteprf 60 CITY COMMEMCIAL REPORT. Tucxspay, April 6—6 P, M. Asuns,—Receipts, 11 bbls, Te market atill continues du 1, and prices were wholly nominal. Brraperorrs. —Receipts, 7,034 bbis. flour, 481 bbls, and 758 bags corn meal, 4.968 do, corn, 1,833 do, oats, The market for State and. Western’ flour was rather more active, and the low and medium grades were 60. a 10¢. higher, while pricesfor the choice brards ruled sto ‘The sales were 10,000 bie, State and Western, 600 do. Southern, and 800 do. Canadian, at our quotations, the market closing firm, with a fair inquiry. Rye flour was ‘n Hmited requost, with sales of 160 bbls, at $5 1b 625. Corn meal was in improved demand, but at lower ye Sales 1,200 bbis. Jersey at $5608 $575. We 000 s iperiine State and Western flour. $7908 800 Katee Beate, . $108 8 90 5 8 36a 8 60 a 815 Wa 885 Ha 975 60 a 11 60 15a 960 70 a 12 00 Common Canadian . 86a 8 60 Good to choice and extra. 70 0 10 60 Ry flour, superfine Toa 625 Jon On 675 , Brandywine. 26 - Al Bre idywine, punch 00 a 88 60 leat morket was qi rices wd- ve a B., clont on miliin de- ¢ salen comy Arey 000 bushels at $1 80 for mit nent 6 WBA OT Car ehaolge white Waser, eke Were On Thursday, April 6, by the Rev. Mr. Rigg of St. Mary’s church, Krooklyn, Mr. jee 4 Lox, lithographer, to Miss Mancarer J, Wurrk, both Brooklyn. McKinuts—Gangervon.—On Monday, March 28, by the Rev. Lot Jones, Geoxax E. McKumy to Maney" : In Brooklyn, on Wodnesday, April 5, Garrerson, both of this cits Prince—Gac by the Rov. William H. Boole, Wattam A. Gacran 10 Suse J., daughtor of E. H. Gage, Exq., all of that city. Yrou \ys—GanLoway,—At farion, N.Y. , on Wednos- day, March 29, by the Rev. A. Stanton, MILO Yrouaxs to Miss Junia E. Gatowar. No cards, ed. Anwernoxa.—In Brooklyn, on, Wednesda nenday April 5, Baxriors MEW ARMSTRONG, in the 78th his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the famil r are oo invited to attend the funeral, from his late res: State street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o’clock.§ ‘Aspansos.—On Wednesday, April 5, Caanuus P. Ax- pErsoN, aged 19 years, The remains will be taken to Woodlawn for interment. Banny.—On Thursday, April 6, of a dechne, Gaxner, youngest son of the late Kichard Barry, merchant, of the city of Limesick, Ireland. His F-main will bo taken from the residence of his mother, 83 Gold streot, Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, at half’ past two o'clock. Limerick und Kerry papers please copy. Bexxerr.—On Thursday morning, April 6, at half-past eleven o'clock, Richakp Bayxert, son of William Bennett (printer), aged 14 years and 1 day. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his iather’s residence, No. 49 Ludiow street, at two o’clock on Satur- day afternoon. oraans. Suddenly, of croup, on Wednesday, April 5, Jous Ouiven, only son of Joseph W. and Mary Frances Collins, 11 months and 23 days rofstives aud friends are invited to attend the fu- sical from the residence of John W. Oliver, 14 Boor- man place, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Camrnett.—On Thureday, April’ 6, at 73 Canal street Mancannt Jaw, the beloved child of William and pied beth Campbell, aged 1 year, 6 months and 22 days. Notice of funeral wil appear in Sunday's papers. Dowp,—At Hilsabeth, J.,on Thursday, April 6, Micnari Dow: Ho leaves a "if and child in this city. Fruname—On Wednesday, April 8, of Bernsen Many G. Farr, daughter of G. Frisbie, aged 6 months. ‘Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 199 Heury street, ‘Boston and New Haven papers please copy. Fixe.—On Thursday morning, April 6, ARNxet Frvx, in the 56th year of his age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, at the Church of the ration, Twenty-n nth street, between Fifth and Madison avenues, Sunday afternoon, at hulf-past two o'clock. Foork —On A Sra f April 6, Winuam H. 8., son of John W. Foot : ? months. The funeral wilt cS piace thie (Friday) afternoon, st two o'clock, the residence of Mr. E. Waterbury, 23 Moutgomery street. Fannat.—In Washington, D. C., on Monday evening, April 3, Ty Joanruns Faitnent, infant daughter of 0. Hand 13 ree Fare iy ‘well, sw d of beauty ; Little angel, ‘are thee well; For thou ure and lovely Tn a world liket is to dwell, The funeral will leave the house on Thursday after. noon, at five o'clock. The friends of the family will lease attend, The remains will be interred in ippress ills Cemetery, Brooklyn. Gati.cuex.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, April 6, after a long and severe a Francis A. Gat- Laguen, in the 37th Fiend of his age The relatives and friends of the: ‘family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ( rnoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, avenue, be- tes avoniies. Mary an” wife of Thomas Gwynne, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are ‘Teepectfully mvited to attend the funeral service, at her late residence, No. 278 Fourth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at hall three o'clock, Her remains will be taken toSetauket L,, for interment. Gravrr.—At Pottsville, Pa, on Tuesday, April 4, Jars H. Grarvr. Funeral ee ee from his late residence. The Bormus, te L. 1, on Wednesday, April i MAN, iD ae on la § The frie a ie are respectfully a \t jends of rt famil; invited to at- Sa funeral, this (Fi 17) afternoon, at one o'clock, venswood, Hewry.—Suddenly, on Wednesda: hy Wiiuam Berns, native of Armagh, Ireland, in the 201 year of The f funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 96 West Twent onl, b street cae —At Yorkville, on peraing, ipso | Fiera, only ‘dav ghtor of vot one Kitty atom ‘aged 1 year and 6 months, ‘The rolativ os friends of the family are invited to attend the fu mathe ype from the residence of her father, thin (Friday) day) moral ny, at ten o'clock, The re- mains will te! taken to Poughkeepsie for interment, Katty.—On Wednesday, April 6, Enwarp, son of Wil- Mam and Margaret Kelly, aged 6 years, 6 months and 4 days. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resl- dence of his parents, 264 Rivington stroct, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Manaa.—On Thursday, April 6, of croup, Minne Kosten Manns, aged 3 years, 2 months, ‘and 22 days ‘Thy fumoral will ke lace fru jus residence of her NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1865. parents, No. 210 Rivington street, this (Fnday) afternoon, At one o'clock. Monssy.—Om Tuesday, April 4, James G. Mummay, eo oe of the late Puter Murray, in the 24th year of me “friends of the family are invited to attend the 1, from his Inte residence, No, 10 East Thirty- second street, this ) morning, at balf-past nine o'ciock. The remains will be ‘conveyed to the Church of St. Peter and Paul, Brooklyn, E. D., where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. Muvaay.—In the rebel ‘at Salisbury, N. C., on Sunday, December 11, 1 of camp fever, after a fow days iliness, in the 23a Year of his age, Eowarp L. Mur- ae, youngest son of the late Lindley Murray, of New Sibpex,—On ‘Thursday, A) Manx 4 Anne, wife of William Madden, aged ei a onenaee months. 5 Funeral on Saturday aitermeon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 259 First avenu». MoCarmy.—Of diptheria, Mary Euazanera, only daugh- ter of Willlam and Eliza ‘MoCarthy, aged d years and 8 months, ‘The relatives and friends are funeral, from the. residence of her father, 178 East ‘Tw: Ifth street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. OtmsTgap.—On Thursday, April 6, after a severe itl ness, Eta, daughter of John and Emma Olmstead, aged 1 year, 4 months and 19 days. ‘The’ friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No, 445 West Thitty-tifth stroot, this (Friday) evening, at half- pa seven o'clock. The eee ri be taken to Bed- rd, Westchester county, for interment, on Saturday morning. Pxrxpiz.—On Thursday, Apgil 6, of diptheria, ANstE, youngest child of Asa C. and Catherine Prindle, aged 3 Years and 16 days. The funcral wil take place on Saturday afternoon, two o'clock, from tho residence of her passe torte James McFarlane, No, 154 Livingston strect, Brooklyn. Poavus.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, ‘Apa 6, Josuva T. Poave, in the 32d year of his age, The relatives and friends, also ‘the members of Lex- incton Lodge, No, 310, ¥. and 4. M., are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, on Satarday morning, at half- past ten o'clock, from his late residonce, 132 Willoughby street, Brooklyn. Philadelphia papers please cop: Ruro.—On Thursday, April 6; Wnusax L. Rexp, aged 4 years, 4 months and 11’days, ‘The fr ends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, itt half-past one o'clock, from 150 Stilivan str et, Rongirs.—Ronert Rovers, in the 82d year of his age, born in Kilkenny, county Kerry, Ireland: the fr ends ot the family are respectfully invited to at- tend tho funeral, from th» residence of his brother-in- law, Jeremiah Healey, 142 Maiden lane, this (Kriday) af- ternoon, at one o'cluck, Reaaxo,—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 5, of con- gestion of the brain, Maty, the beloved daughter of An- tonio and Margaret Regano, agod 6 years, 4 months and 13 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 32 Suckett stico:, South Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Rov eRT#x.—On Wednesday, April 5, suddenly, Avramsr, widow of Archibald Robertson, in year of her age. Her friends, and those of her sons, Jacob A., Anthony L. and Andrew J. Robertson, and her son-in-law, Robert ‘Tinson, are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 121 West Thirty-second street, this (Fri- aay) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. —<revimeN Ricks, ag'd'23 years. His romains were interred in the Evergreens Cemetery. wie. —On Wednesday, April 5, of consumption, So- Puta Jaxk, wite of George'W. D. Rennie. Somt.—On Thursday, April 6, at No. 6 West Forty- first street, Groncx, eldest son of Samuel aud Ann Eliza Scott, in the 21st year of his age. Notice of the funeral will bo given to-morrow. Srrvvs.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 5, Gzorar F. Sravve, Ksq., anative of St, Helicr’s Island of Jersey, in the 57th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 300 State street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Sterkx.—On Tuesday, April 4, Santi Diaricu, son of Hermann and Adelheid Siefke, aged 2 years, 8 months and 26 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Friday a ahiernpety at half-past one o'clock, from his parents’ residence, 340’ Water street. Sarrmary.—At Setauket, L. L, on’ Wednesday, April 5, after a lingering illn +s, Wiuuias 8, SarreuLy, son of the late Colonel Isaac Satterly. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are respectfully iny ted to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Se- tauket, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. ‘Tosias.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, April 6 Fexp, Ep, Gipsy, son of M. and Augusta Tobias, aged 9 years, 7 months and 15 days. ‘The friends of the iamily ure respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resid’nce of his parents, 117 Portland avenue, near Myrtle avenue, to Greenwood Cometery, on: Unday morning, at half-pest, teu o'clock. Tarr.—On Thursday, April '6, Euuex ‘Tar, widow of John Tait, in the Ovth year of her ax ‘The relatives anil friends. of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in- law, C. B, Bunner, 182 East Twentieth street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Txorrer.—On Wednesday, April 5, JoxaTHAN TROTTER, in the 68th year of his ace. Funeral services at Zion church, corner of Madison avenue and Thirty eighth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past five o'clock, The relatives friends aro Tespoctfully invited to attend without further notice. Wurrz.—On Thursday, Apr 6, at Stapleton, Staten Island, Many Asy, wife of Sarshall B, White. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) after- noon, at three o'clock, from the Methodist Episcopal church, Stapleton. Watker.—On Wednesday, April 5, Euiza, wife of Andrew Walker, aged 60 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 45 South First street, Brooklyn, warai—On Wednesday evening, April 6, Cuantes 1. ATKIS, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the realdence of his father, No. 47 East Thirty-fourth street, on Saturday ‘afternoon, at fw nested to attend the Euiza Ye 88th one o'clock. Winre.—On Wednesday, April 6, Many Lovrsa, daugh- tor of Robert 8. and Ellen White, aged 1 year, 2’months and 9 days. Tho relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, 5 Sullivan street. #INANCIAL, /)IVIDEND.—THE YELLOW JACKET SILVER MIN. ng Company hns declared a dividend for the month of Mareli of one buivired dollara per, share ($100), in gold) pay- able through the Bank of California to Eastern 'ktoc Joss exchange, by LEES & WALLER, 88 Pine street. Nuw York, April 5, 1865. IVIDEND.—THE BELCHER SILY: ‘ER MINING COM- ny has declared a dividend of twenty-five dollars ($25) share, in gold, payable through the Bank of California to tern stockholders, less exchange, by LEES & WALLER, 33 Pine street. Naw Yonx, April 6, 1865. IVIDEND.—THE IMPERIAL SILVER MINING COM- pany has declared a «dividend of ten dollars ($10) per share, ‘gry id, payable to astern stockholders on and aiter this date, fess exchange, by LEES & WALLER, Transfer 3 Pine street. _ nw You, April 6, 1805, J)IVIDEND.—THE SAVAGE MINING COMPANY HAS itclared dividend for the month ‘of March of seventy- five Fs per share. in gold, payable through the Bank of ulifrni {2 Eastern stockholders, less exchange, by LE] ALLER, 33 Pine street. “Nw Naw Yous, April 8, 196, PPersex COUNTY “WONDS. Public notice is nereby given that bids for BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX will be received ie the Soha rl Committee of the Board of ir of the county UNTIL TI THE Rik Dat OF APRIL, 1865, ‘The bonds will be either coupon or registered, at the option of the purchaser, 8 th each year as follows, vit: a ‘and 1869; 000 in thy ann a ‘rom 1873 10 lusive, and rai THB 1 aad, Pncknatve bear. ‘t ‘of never ni the Ist and July to pl berg. Micah, ofthe ae wearanta Tia of the ni 4 oir ta ra eee eg en wr ing “S the committee at any time before at o'clock on b deter. ¢ 8th of A a committee will day, i, on which day the moot to open a aRfecide pide, No hide accepted below vray yarn olding the notes of the county, and ening to the committee. Ell CT rnd KS T, LI oir SORE We. Finanee Committee. New Bnonswice, March 28, 1865. ONEY LOANED. 5 SF BON. - M United States 7 310 Fret trea cucage fon Ber cent Mortgages Ro 1AM: oom on band 7, No, 6 Beekman street, N. BW YORK CITY SEVEN PER CENTS, DUE 1882; New wk State Five and a tlalt Par Conte, due July 1, 1865, for JOHN B. MURRAY, 35 Wall street. ‘AVY AGENTS’ AND OTHER ony BOR NA ers, purchased by HARES @ MOLVATN ES QeaeaaeA ena HOE SHOE ANP} THER Bape, MARCH ore EF-= @ semi. nual ot Boia ir irree of v secre thm ‘tax, payable on 9th A A Saeok ifn ivaneter ll be closed from let woop . ct Cashier, ‘ASHINGTON PETRO! PAN ‘M_AND MINING COM. re A el a ad ARS hb; which stock r, a C, righ Meiiay epig EL Ya orp $500 OFeleyes, Sart PURCHASE OF taaD ny, now of apt eae iy one a Fremek an bores be re ceived ie once, pom in o cents 2. $2,700 WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGR, ‘ropert) oar {he inant v4 Pilea ird aven' het be eras l-day f The ve 078 ree rent sian he ground fs one of the i va Te years; and ren! Ay ee Apply © BANKS ‘a ANDE ROOM, Oe street. HOW, 04 Wall treet MORTGAGOR, pent Adareag A. Bs, $5.000, 7 HONOR RE pou 2u87 Dew Kurk Past oils, Pine street, 8500, 000 % "gat on nos anp nd per een 5 ina at the ‘Real Estate olliee “of W! ‘M. H. HIGBEE, No.3 BOARDING AND D LODGING. T THE pe HOUSE, ONE BLOCK EAST kfort and William GENTLEMAN AND, WIFE BE ACCOMMO- A Se aa ‘on the second Suit of Rooms, unfurn! floor, yi for Sy apmyingatdo West Thiiy'nnth tre Also # back SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT Board, frem Ro¥ of May to Ist of December, at 17 West Twenty-seventh stree A weut ot Brondwat, plossant Hocus wits acelient Board, w ni from $5 to $Id per week, Pasalice acoordingly. Also Coun’ try Bourd, oa sea shore. (A. GENTLEMAN AND LADY DESIRE ‘TO OBTAIN A weil Furnished Room in a first class house (private fa- inlly oF widow lady preferred). with Board for lady; location pw Lo yen ‘ourth and Seventh ae and not shove. atree lars, R. 8, TT, station G, New York: oie At BNINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIPTH AND SIXTH avenues—Two elegant Front Rooms to let, suitable for iia the entlemen or a gentleman and his wife, wi class French and German styles: arran for two elegant Floors from Ist of May. iGerman.” Ratereseas ‘exchanged. Hess VERY DESIRABLE bhp ed ROOMS TO let, to gentlemen, at 139 Eighth street, between Broad- way and Fourth avenue, PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE SOME ELEGANTLY P. Furnished Rooms to Lae wo pgp only, without board, in their own house, 137 Houston ‘street, six biocks from Broadway. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GEN. tlomen can find pleasant Rooms, with Board, at 107 Waverley place. References required.’ Also front Buse- ment, for tor’s office, A. HINE SUIT OF SECOND STORY ROOMS TO LET, with first class Board; also a nice medium wized Roo, with all improvements, Apply ut 22 Fourteenth street, be- tween Broadway and Fifth avenue. NUMBER OF ROOMS TO RENT—WITH OR WITH- out board, $4 West Fifteenth street. No moving in ments cun also ‘The house May. GENTLEMAN WISHES A Room, with first class Board, {good locality. Best of reference’ gi particulars, B., box 207 Herald ottice. SUIT OF ELEGANT APARTMENTS, WITH FIRST class table, “may be had on the 19th April. Audress Present Occupants, box 3,873 Post oflice. Also vi Btable to let, NICELY FURNISHED iter full or partial, in a n. Address, with full FRONT SECOND STORY SUIT OF ROOMS—ALSO other Rooms, handsomely furnished, with Board. (No nurses taken.) House first class, Apply’ at 36 East Twen- tieth street, near Broadway, A. ELBASANT SUIT OF ROOMS TO RENT—WITIL i a at S& West Twenty-third street. References ex- change SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM TO LET—TO GEN. tlemen; also rooms up stairs. 65 Bleecker street, near Broadway. _ BOARDING AND LODGING. RONT AN cD BACK ACK ROOMS—ON 7 Te HE SECOND AND ‘AND ‘Board. ces required. uire at 288 East Tenth street, near Secoud avenue. ROOKLYN ONE OR TWO, GENTLEMEN CAN BE in # strictly private French | fs Clintor ‘thi fi ies" walk of Sou ‘ca ee stroot ferries. "Dinner ry a ROOKLYN BOARD.—SMALL FAMILIES AND SIN- le gentlemen can be ageommodated ‘with first class ‘Three minutes’ walk from Fulton at a od nena joe ROOMB: LET—TO GENTLEMEN in 5 a small pri alfa bouse new and first ‘No movi Al errs eine “a 4 JURNISHED B00N TO LET—TO A GENTLEMAN, BY F ‘a private family, in Hudson street, opposite St. John’: rk; location pleadaut and conventen for men of business; reference exc! ddress D., box 961 Post office. Poe ei Bosra 500M bee py A ic cou. with Board of Twelfth sout way 5 a it Bi aod near Bread Beane ne widow lady pre- treet fe RENCH BOARD, WANTED-BY A. YOUNG AMERI- vate French family, Address rss Pa ents Bod otic. —A FAMILY OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS Big ay arg and peamanl vot wih ey ll ine with Board’ tovche or two geatlomen,” Situation ‘d sirable, Apply at 145 Hudson street. RN! 1D ROOMS FOR CL ats NU GFintcckorstrect, Brouktast if required FFICE WITH BOARD WANTED—FOR A PHYSICIAN, wife, infant and nurse, ip « house, between Fourth and Sixth avenues und Twolfth and Thirty-Aith streets. Address, ‘stating terms, W., 162 East Seventeenth street, T Ye # OMTHARINE ST A SELLING ovr artsyse ont oF ENoLISH No OFF 5 BRU: SBS SAND INGRAIN CAKPETS, ENU. HUAN SH AND O} Must be soli before the itd balla ae account of i bay hos alteration in the business. soap auec lu ssenewe conEN's, 29 Catharine street. FEW MORE FEATHER DUSTERS AT 25 07S, EACH eT cing iin etna soft feathe: ‘made, th, 15 Inches nf WNSEND'S Toy Store, 998 Broadway. ARGAINS IN HUSTERY AND GLOVES. —BENTON & WILLIS, 54 Leonard street, importers and jobbers in their large stock’ at price ‘Best Paris kid gloves, $17 hosiery and gloves. are oifering much below present gold value, per dozen, b gbaead FIRE! FIRE! WET CARPETS, Ne ssebetnodvsctdat Citzar CARPETS. $50,000 worth of ARPETS domaged ili sof patito SH aithes, at 123 Bowery, near Grand street. gb MUdANREY, AND DRESSMAKING.—MADAME BAR- RONNE, 747 yee dl ‘has reduced her large stock of prea dies will do well to cull before goi rrvege, Oy alt its branches. All o1 Broadway, over Holmes & Co. WET CARPETS. ry " MILLINERY. 10 Taint Tees, BOEEE oF pe Lo atkd FARTLY, pleasant single or en suite, to gentlemen only, with or without Board, av Gr Lanth at street, between Fifth auc Sixth « avenues. 10 10 LET. WITH BOARD, A PARLOR AND TWO BED- T rooms, On first floor, at 65 Kast Fourth street. Refer- ences exchanged, T° LET—TWO HANDSOME SUITS OF ROOMS, IN A first class private family, with private table. Apply at 266 Fourth avenue, southwest corner of Twenty-first street, Ming LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A SUIT OF Rooms, on second floor, to a gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen, at 17 West 26th street, Also 33) Fourth av, NION SQUARE.—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS, ‘well furnished, on scoond tloor, with private table if de- aired, to rent from the first of May, or by the 25th inst, ; also vill be for rent with board, about Warten ay TWO SINGLE GENTLEM ished Hgoms, with bresktast and tea, in a steely pri vate family, above’ Seventeenth street, between Third and Sixth avouties, Address box 3,05) Post ofilee. ANTED—AN UNFURNISUED ROOM, WITH PANTRY and full Roam for a genleman; pe ice must be mode- 8. 9., Herald oitice, tating price per week. rate, Address WwW ANTED-BOARD WITH A FARMER, FORTY. or fifty miles back in Ne ey, for man, wife und child, 2 years oli, und infant. hot to exceed $8 each for adulis, 91 0 forcaild. Board from ist of May) til eal, Will take care of tucir own rooms. Address T, M. oflice, WASTED —BY A children, aged Wwith Board; will ‘urnish Rooms except car- WIFE AND TWO ars, & large and small Room adjoining, Ww pets, ‘Address ‘box 4,331 New York Post oflice, stating location and terms. Aro hBT AT CURED'S HOTEL 764 BROADWAY, « two splendid Front Varlors and Bedrooms, with Board, ‘Aiso, Rooms for gentlemen, from $14 to $20 weekly, at 764 and 766 Broadway. 7 106 EAST TWENTY-FIRST. STREET, GRAMERCY Park.—To let, with Board, Suits of handsor hished Rooms, suitable for families of respectabi tion desirable; fair price ex PRIVATE FAMILW CAN ACCOMMODATE A GEN. tleman and his wife with a pleasant suit ot Kooms, on the third tioor, with first clasa Board. Unexceptionabie re- ferences given and required. Apply at 137 East Nineteenta street, NICELY FURNISHED BACK PARLOR AND BED- room, ad, joining, to let, with Bourd, in a private Gern family, at'143 West ‘Thirty-second strect, between 8 th and Seveuith avenues; references exchanged. A’ 8 NINTH STREET, WEST OF UNIVERSITY place—A sult of Rooms suitable for a family, aud two ‘ingle Rooms suitable tor ge! men, with frst eli rd. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED “PARLOR | AND. BED- room on second floor, with Board: house and accommo- ditions Bret lass, Faimily private, Apply at 74 West Thirty- th street, YOUNG WIDOW HAS A FURNISHED PARLOR TO let, to one or two gentlemen, with or without Board. Cull at 470 Sixth avenue. T 16 BOND STREET—SEVERAL NICELY FUR- nished [all Bedrooms, with or without Board. Refer- ences required. AT S.WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR PIFTIL AVE. 1¢, a gentleman and wife und three gentlemen can irnished Rooms, with Board. Children an THIRD FLOOR ROOM TO, LET—AT 18 EAST Broadway, where there are no boarders, to a gentleman foager, turnisied or unturnished. Fata but moderate price. Accessible to business, DESIRABLE SUITE OF FURNISHED FRONT to let, with Board, sultuble for # gentle: and wite, or ‘vo or three single fag also « sing) Room, Apply at 71 West Fourteei GERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO TAKE TWO respectable young girls to Hourd; would also take plain sewing. Apply at Vest Twenty-eighth street, between Ninth and ues, LARGE FURNISHED ROOM T0 LET—WITH Hoard, (o.a gentleman aud wise, or twe ingle grutic- men, Closets, hob and cold water. Apply at 153 West Tweuty- fourth street, between Seventh and eighth avenues. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GEN. tlemen, can obtain Board in'a sinall de ape by calling at 1g) Bast Eighteenth street. * A. LADY RESIDING IN HARLEM WILL LET ONE ZL or two Boom entlemen, furnished or untur- ished, Addre r inquire at the coruer Or Hoth street and ‘Third avenue, in the grocery. N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED: room with Board, for the summer, in a first class house. “spel “tay East Twenty-third street. Refer- ‘noes exchanged OARD—26 FOURTH STREET, ONE BLOCK WEST from Broadway, large pleasant ‘Rooms, with good Bourd, for gentleman und ‘wife or single gentlemen; house first class. Dinner al Beare wiry PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, FOR A imily or single persons, In a rst class house, 187 Bast Twentieth street, Sabbath respecting partics pre: ferred. Boar: —ONE LARGE AND HANDSOME SUIT OF ‘Rooms can be had, with private tuble, on Fifth avenue; family small, and location central, Addi i ress H, station G OARD.—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS (THIRD FLOOR, front) to let with or without Hoard, to gentlemen of 198 Bleecker street, near Sixth avenue. OARD. SBUBGANT FURNISHED ROOMS. 147 WEST Fourteenth oo Reference. Inquire from 9 to 11 A. M., and7 to9 P. M. OARD.—A_ PRIVATE FAMILY ON BERGEN HILL, . 7 J ones igs Po ee os fast and Pees, or wo ai vatlemen. of references given and re- duired: Address'A. W., Heralgofiee. © CARD IAT a WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. A ‘very desirable suit of Rooms, on second floor, may itor ihe season from May 1. References exchanged. OARD.—TWO SUITS OF WELL FURNISHED RooMs 4 oor | Houses, frst clams, At 180 six o'e! secon West Fourteenth street, Dinner Fy lewsant. “2 Byres Lis WH on ed tBu 2 98 Dominick el OARD AND pine OF ROOMS WANTEDABY A gentleman and wife: not exceed week Address B. H Tikit once,” antl acai Boe, = aD 2 Ui 4 INA ms : ra ci minutes wal Gaal tre and ‘ i way; reference: ing Broudray ‘Wililtem, Terald oflice, ‘ABLB Id Bosna RAR tures Mina oe ween ie ge ot Saing and uh crmanent nal I. Enis Ratatat Me TW ARP WANTED FROM THE 1ST OF PN on Pp Bowe fora | ie ehild ogy inept inion: pear On ci a preferred. ree, at) New Bs New Ya ‘mien. — WARrED. A heft is a a glad had '-8 wii 4 Pie ade eee Bowtere qtnereare few citer bourere YOUNG ses ni: | oe Reena a we Bank arta te aan a Ei teonatewe /ARD bg inra ae We bon 8 box 976 New aa ce In oR AG Pie vil i ss Sa ee BROCELEY } PRRMANRET be tern, for three ARD ting ona perl FR. B., OARD ON LYN HEIGHTS.— 4 oe va a dy for a ai OW vacant. unfurnishe ms ON FELON vacant let of ttf, low airoh noes Fulion ferrr. ReCerynces eaehaned, 1G WEST, TWENTY Eran STREET—ROOMS TO Iet, with Board. No nurses or children taken, Satis- factory references given and required, 106 NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO LET, with Board, one large Room, suitable for a gentle- man und wif i RENCH MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.—MAD ame BARRONNE, 747 Broadway, is new pre] pes. u show # large and elegant assortment of Vai Bund’ Hate e andeat gold. value. Ladies'will also f Dress and Cloak making in ali its branches, ge are Te 4 teed a perfect tit, with hepsiene and despatch, 747 Bi way, over Holmes & Co.'s dry goods store, — Mss D'ORSEY IS PREPARED TO SHOW A SELE ‘assortment of Paris Bonnets, at reduced prices. ioe Broadway, corner of Twenty-sixth street, T° wee AND. yl a StOMRRRRPERS, AT GRAND Srkee s, Bro, Lanods, eens Ai this city. Cut lengths cheapes than down town jobbers sell whole pieces. Our new whole sale room is now" open, EDWARD RIDLEY, ‘Sit and ms: and 66 Allen atrects, uh block east from Bowery, E, NEAR oa will be as » for Cast on TTENTION ‘Twenty-tifth street, ue sand gent Jonished to sve tite prices paid by M. MARK Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, Jewelry, selves by It being’ pronouuced by a foal ‘many li emen that Mt, Marks pays the hi city, Please call on or send w note to ML. avenue, where you willbe dealt with ‘hon torily. ' Ladies punctually attended to by TTENTION!—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL receive the highest prices for thelr Cast O. otningy Burniture, Carpets, ‘ee., by calling On oF Mr M 4 Third avenue. 7 131 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN N Asha twenueth streets, HOWARD MILLE: g io pay the full vane for Ladies’ aad gentlesnen’s Cast Of Ghotitng by 6: alling or addressing. T LEAST FIFTY PRE OF NT MORE THAN ELSE a bo abet mn lies’ ae gents’ Cast Off Ciinlng, ats ee Gul On oF adiress Mr, or Mra DUCAd, 153 Seventh avenue, ON.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE he highest prices for thelr Cast Of Clotiing by calling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs, Seventh avenue. MORI 201 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET PARLORS, with Bedrooms adjoining, to let, with Board. Refe- Fences exchanged. RESIDING NEAR THE CENTRE . Would like to let a nice unfur- vom, to one or two genuiemen; ood plain Bouvd aid a quiet home. For terms, &e., address Park street, Newark Post ollice, “GENTLEMAN ‘AND WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMODAT. ed with pleasant Rooms and Board, with a small private family al Borgon; ine ws, with sea view; twenty minutes fr ‘ortlandt street ferry; horse cars every ten minutes. $25 per week. Address Loomls, Herald oiliee. Te SMALL FAMILY, OF REFINED HABITS AND RE- kpeotability, without children, having hired a furnished house for six months, tuirty-iive minutes distanee from the elty, ts willig tO ndmait # simular party to share the expenses and’ edvautages of a liveraliy provided und ugreeable home. box 2,270 Fost office. I oka ar CAN OBTAIN Address, with real name, 0, 0., PARTY OF FIFTEEN OR ‘good uceornmodations, from et at $10 por week, at Cornwall, Hefereuicen exci: nged: dress ay COPD wall Landing, | Orange county, 8 BOARDING AT A FARM HOUSE.—PAMILIES WISH. {ug to obtain Board for the spring and aumuner montha siruble accommodations immediately in the large Underhill, near Glen Cove, Long Islind; reference given and required, All communications addressed to Mrs. Kuzabeth Underhill, Glen Cove, Long Ww DYANCED.—THE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING A’ pparel, Furainre, Cargets, Zalifornia reases irom $10 to $5. Pants $3 lo $3. Address Mr. or Mes. J. GOLDSTEIN Seventi avenue, beoween Twenty-second and Fwenty-thi streets, where all orders will be duly attended to, in or out of the city. T 131 SEV! rie AV! bright BETWEEN NINETEENTR ad Twentieth ate: EDVARD MILLER guarantesa Apsnee Silk Di the full value for ts diew” and Gentlemen's Cast- Gisttlg by culling on of addressing him, T @ EAST TWELE' AR BROADWAY, M. CASHBERU pa dway prices for Rememver the indies’ and gentlemen's Cast Off Clotht waited on by Old oilive, No. 43 Hust Twelith street. Mra, Uashberg. AT JM SeyaNTH AVENUE—LADIE3 AND GEN’ will be astonished ty seo the prices pald Dy the, orig hhovieat dealer, B. MINT% tor Cast O outing, earyey Jewelry, ae." From $10 Ws $5) tor silk Dresses Coats, to 39 Viease call on or send a note @ the weil known B. MLa TZ, 194 seventh avenue, third hot above Iwenty-tulrd street, formerly of Sixth avenue, waited on by Mrs, Minin, NY QUANTITY OF LADIES’ OR GENTLEMEN'S Left-otf Clothing ryreitc large or small lots, for which the ful value veil ve given by addeasing or caliing om OWN de jrovme street, near Ludlow, A GRE = rar FOR CLOTHING,—LADIES ANG ‘tlemen can receive fifty per cent more for cast Clothing; lao Furniture and Carpets, by calling on or Loong ‘M, ABRAHAMS, 233 Seventh avenue. Ludies at tended to, (COUNTRY, BOARD. “WANTED IMMEDIATELY GOOD Accolnmodations ina pleasant, healthy country place, fortwosuung indies (eieters}and a itile boy of thres yours; one Lange Room will slice; good table, pleasant society ap religious (Presbyterian) priueiples desired. de. Mall stag Germs, whiel: must Le moderute, H. Ky bor 512 Post office. T 187 SIXTH AVENUE.—LADIES AND GENTLE men, if you wish to receive the Jughees price for yout Gast Gir Clothing, Carpews, Furniture, &e., the best Ca stot acadla note to K. MINTZ, at 7 Sth ane nue, two dvors from Tenth street, Lutes ‘attended: by Mra, wes ‘True, you will be dealt with to your gatisfaction and dene! Goustey BOARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN and his wife, Also accommodation for a horse, within ‘an hour of tiv city by railroad or boat, If auited would re- ae curing the summer, Address C, B. W., box 729 Post ce. Come BOARD WANTED—FROM JULY 1 TO September 10, for a man and wife, four children and two ‘Address G.'W., Herald olfice, describing place, terms, ENTLEMEN, I WILL BUY ANY QUANTITY OF N! ‘and left of Clotaing for the Western market, Call re or address THOS. D. CORROE: ‘801 Peart street nitro and Chatham a cen: ESE SES aes PRICES PAID FOR LADIES’ AND GENTS t Of Clothing, Furniture, Carpets, &c., eulling anor sending « note Lok, SAF FEY, 28 Third avenue, bet tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streots, Ladies wait oo by Mrs. ‘Suffrey. Cou BOARD WANTED-FOR ONE OR TWO ta farmhouse of easy is and. Hasex Rallrond pr fresh vegetables, milk, for « horse, and wagon [so be requ C., box 2,150 New York Post oflie, with terms a id fui partioutars. (SOUNTRY HOARD WANTEDIHOR A GENTLEMAN, wife and two daughters (Band 10 years), ina healthy, ress, pleasant location, about an hour from the city. stuting torms, &., J. K., box 2,275 Post oflice, HARLEM COUNTRY, BOARD, WANTED—ON THE ao dor near, by a gondeman, wife, ‘hild about three years old; must be « pleasant’ location and healthy; would roiire ‘One good sized room and accommodation tor nurse. References given and required. Address, stating terms, 8. W., box 2,070 N ec BOARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, wife, infant and nurse, convenient to New York city, ‘Address W. H., box 1,013 N. jew York Post office. 87 one hour's ride by rail. Post of CouNTRY jew York, form § et, and plenty of Sere aed mai, Suave way. BOARD—WITHIN AN HOUR'S SAIL OF ntleman, wife and maid. Water hade on the lawn. No other board- 5. J. M., station @. HE HIGHEST PRICES SD IN gases . TADIES ad te "8 Cast OF és., byealiing on or oeaadressing MUGEN HA Le 389 Bow: ory, Ladtes attended osenthal. WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING AND $50. 000 & 8 wanted by, STRAUSS, 369 Seventh avenue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets, Ladies attended by Mra, Strauxs, Lost r AND FOUND. boat NOUND—A D—A POCKETBOOK, IN A STAGE ON BROAD way, on Wednesda morsin April 5. Apply to ‘AYLOR RG AN, 35 Spruce street. O8T—SUPPOSED ON TUESDAY, APRIL 4, A DIA mond with five stones set in line over the top; sate ting gold and enamel. 4 liberal reward will be paid Tee rewuri 4 and 86 Pearl street, front of OsT—A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING | A NOTE OP hand for $50 and $4in money. The finder can ret the money and oblige the owner by sending the note to South street. [OF SY A BARD WORKING MAx, Witt & LARGE ily, two ls, greenbacks, In Wall sireot, a liberal reward wil be gash on recoveriig the above. at 441 Eighth avenue, New York. SAMUEL BAY SUMMER RESORTS. AIRFIELD HOUSE, Lara ige CONN.—THIS FA- vorite summer resort ix how open for permanent or OST—ON THURSDAY, APRIL 6, NEAR THE COR ner of South and Market mall Pocketbook containing a sum of money and few memoranda, ‘The fin’ “ will confer a favor upon the loser by oncioring. the tJ 4 8 W., No.8 Stone treet, retaining tne mo on 5 transient boarders. Acc class. . D. SCARIQUE, Proprietor. IVERSIDE HOUSI arom BOOS RED fee ork N. J, hale wy | ‘open on al rr Apel Address C. G, Ww. ‘A French, io Hor a cae oe with a Peart ne RD, al jadiaon -Aitst street Broad: W. PETERS, Pro way. OTEL ON THE RUROPEAN PLAN.—DEVOS HOUSE, near Broadway. Furn! ‘Rooms, gentlemen; transient and perma PERSONAL. BEAUTIFUL NEW BORN BORN MALE INFANT WILL be given toany lady to adopt as her own. Whoever takes thi lovely babe cat feel H sveure te He foctiens, on cir. urrounding its birth are such that no one can rhe taker it for Ad Pout office, New Y¥« cumstances ai = it or trouble the GENTLEMAN, ON STATEN ISLAND HAS A HAND- dress Clarence, care box tain ich he will lodge, containing 6 rooms, which he ve Sood order. A dreen. ‘Address box 1,676 . D. "Wiis wooe DO Ye E. ‘i ‘i abo rite in soon. at i r [pera and hr LB ed MRS. MARGARET FITZ. Lowndes Geor- ee le ra . She can hear aban a ‘papers please copy. Tell amen Baek ars JON SEND. P. CROM- He ‘shan N.Y. bgt wom han rgnace aon erik “Sar ae een era ree received, onion Peas Sat a APA EP omonr ran FRIDAY, 8 FP. M. nnn SORT V Wood, &O. Beet aual 10 OF OOAL.— Set fete ee ae i af steam power, for sale in lots to sult, under poly at Works in roar of 906 o 217 West Thirty.sitth ot. re AL.—IET RECEIVED, BAT | Q oars ‘Fog, xh Sane 5 MING ) VALERY ace © TO ret NS DE. olin’ oe ved, weight nates wirom a Wyo Valley Yard, Meh, venue. Ost—IN A FOURTH AVENUE CAR, OR IN GOIN ‘Twenty-sevonth st Third ai Fourth avenues’ s Mink Fur Collar. The o finder will be sultae diy rewarded on leaving it with Wm. H. Childs, 207 Broad way, in the basement, OsT—A FUR COLLAR, ON MARCH. 31, box, between Sixtieth street and Sout rill be rewarded on feoving it with W. 3. 4 PAI fe Jones, T08t ON, THURSDAY, THE OTH INT. 4 RED AND white ‘4 litle croas on the left eye; answere ithe name of Whoever, will retura him tog ‘Mott street, in the store, will receive $5 reward. Pa FUR TIPPET, ON TUESDAY Bypune, BE. tween Lexington avenue and Twenty-fourth street rit svenue, ail Twenty-second vireet. <The dnder w favor and be suitably rewarded by at Pa ington avenue. OTICE LOST, FEBRUARY 24, 1866, heated N 2i for 1,00 shares of th 0 ‘Company. tow pany leaving it No, ta Mint and a Blind All persons are. herapy eutoucd ualnat pesca aid a duplicate cortifeate, rer i. a] hats GAD. E. UPSON, 194 Pine street, MAROH Pici P AN OAK LOG, MARKED i $80 MARCH PICKED UP AN OAK LOG, MARKER wll be sotd'to pay expe ti street, Brooklyn. piece, inquire REWARDS. ‘-ARD.—LOBST, ON WEDNESDAY yee ate a 5 "Teme Ee) se Poodle le Dog a ped va the name of ao will iting ber Ory, old, og ipiath aveude will recsive the above Noir tot Ferg bon. ited nck, nd end rt a) Sue Island ferry, The such informa- REW as i oF MARY talian ‘these two comaplenion und black oye she bad on whee te bonnet. above reward will be med at N street, in the rear. 25 statin areas yee in the Jeaving the same with J. Poe baka & 2 oo. a ot Nod Paty! AND NO QUE aS aaeeD, $50. ah lo. 14,388, to {0 Poom No. Second story, Mont of fe heath ea 50) REWARD SL iM WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 19 In aa ra eke ran a Fc cary $100 ranean MGE, F WiLL BE PAln ‘on, the inorn ning o \e {nae an of he eater ode of id 4 o'olock, threw ihr aie ur ahh cet be hi REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY, rae fi | $300, onus sane ste aye an New ld. Phe watel and chain to William Van erren street, will reonive the abpve anaes Ve i