The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1868, Page 5

NEW ‘YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. - 5 . | tae, Doan, of alf-paat three; there FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL Soles was specu- Monpay, April é—e P. M. quotantieles stthobenen tandaer the month of 925,090,260 to $17,742,000, The currency balance fm the Treasury has increased less than a mil- Mom and a half, while the coin has decreased A little more than a million and a half of matured debt -was presented for payment month, and as the five per cent bonds increase of $1,620,050 it 1a to be inferred amount of ten-forties was issued. The loans and replace them @s ‘the legal rate im currency, but these ‘were not generally successful owing to the lim- fited supply of funds at the disposal of lenders. New Joans were made at seven per cent in coin, in some fmstances, early in the day; but afterwards, owing to ‘the limited demand, the result of restricted transac- ‘tlons on the Stock Exchange, this rate in currency ‘wasaccepted. It is easy to see, however, that until the banks are placed in a stronger position than we at present find them to be, by reason of a return fow of deposits from the interior, an enlarged demand for money would result in a corresponding degree of @tringency, and borrowers, foreseeing this, are un- ‘willing to enter upon new engagements before they feel. assured of a moderately ample supply of funds. Although the drain towards this entre has already set in, we shall _ pro- Dably not have an easy money market prior to the middie of the month. The stock market @id not respond to the change for the better referred to, but was heavy and dull all day, while Pacific Mail declined to 9234. The bull cliques supported railway mhares with great determination through the recent mtringency, and a portion of the street was thereby encouraged to do likewise; but the result is not very gratifying to those who bore the burdens. They have carried them through, but there are no fresh Wuyers to take them off their hands, and the load hangs heavily. If left to itself the market would decline rapidly, but there fs no knowing how far artificial influences May continue to sustain it. Erie, in particular, 4s treated with great caution by the street, as in the event of the passage of the bill now pending in the Senate at Albany there would in all probability be a heavy break init. The bill legalizes the contracts made by the Erie Company for the extension of its broad gauge to Chicago, as well as the issue of con- wertible.bonds and stock recently made for the equip- ment and completion of the road, and it prohibits any rector of the Néw York Central, the Hudson River or the Harlem line from becoming a director of the Erie, as well as any consolidation of the latter with ‘any of those companies. The passage of this bill {Would be in accordance with the public interests, “while its defeat would go to strengthen the hands of @ monopoly of the worst kind we have ever been ‘threatened with. The Chamber of Commerce fully weoognized this fact in its recent memorial to the Legislature, and public sentiment outside of Wall street endorses its view of the case. A comparison of the last statement of the banks of this city with that for the week ending on the 7th ‘wt., shows the fotlowring Jmpoenn® meer farcl Dec..* It-will be seen by the foregoing that the loans have ‘been reduced to little more than half the extent of the Geposits in the meantime. If we compare the state- ment of Saturday last with that for the correspond- ing week in 1867 and 1866 respectively we find the following changes, those between the present year ty ee $182,136 8,968,486 ‘The gold market was dull and rather heavy, its extreme range having been from 1383 to 137%, with the closing transactions at the lowest point of the @ay. The abatement of monetary stringency resulted {na reduction of the rates for carrying coin, although it failed to strengthen the premium. Loans were made at ten per cent per annum and 1-32 per @iem during the forenoon, but after the usual borrow- fing hours transactions were reported as low as four per cent in favor of the borrower. The gross clear- ings amounted to $48,290,000, the gold balances to $1,880,342 and the currency balances to $2,536,931. ‘The imports of specie at the port last week amounted to $167,826. The imports of the same in the first three months of the present year were $1,862,225, while the receipts from California @uring the same period were $9,278,352, making 4 total of $11,130,577, and the exports to foreign ports $15,248,562—namely, in January, $7,349,825; in February, $4,203,825, and in March, $3,094,912. The exports, therefore, exceeded the im- ports by $4,117,985. It isa noticeable fact that the tanportations of specie in March were larger than ‘wsual—namely, $1,299,776—and that they were mainly from Europe, $600,000 having been sent from Havre ‘and $547,000 from Southampton. American silver is quoted at 6 a7 per cent below gold, and Mexican dol- Jars at 103 a 10334 in gold. Government securities were strong and in moder- ately good investment demand all day, and a further advance of % a-% per cent was established, although the Sub-Treasury.was not a buyer of seven-thirty notes, With the gradual easing up f the money market governments will doubtless experience a corresponding improvement, as they fre decidedly cheap in comparison with railway and miscellancous stocks. The disbursement of the May interest on the public debt will stimulate the demand for them from investors, and before the end of next month prices will probably be three or four per cent higher. At the close the market was @rong at the subjoingl quotations:—Registered, 1881, 111% @11144; coupon, 1881, 111% a 11144; 5-20's, registered, 1802, 103 @ 10314; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 11036 & 11094; Ao., 1864, 10834 a 108%; do., 1865, 10855 @ 108%; do., 1865, January and July, 10744 a 107%; do., 1867, 1073 @ 10794; 10-40's, registered, 10134 @ 101%; 10-40's, coupon, 101)¢ @ 10134; June 7.30's, 1061% a 106%; July 7.30’s, 106% a 106%; May compounds, 1964, 1184; August do., 11734; September do., 117; October do., 11614. At the commencement of business the stock mar- ket was dull, with a drooping tendency, and at the early session of the open board Erie sold at 73% a 43% and New York Central at 1233%. At the first regular board the volume of business was light, and prices were without material change, except for Pa- cific Mail, which experienced a further decline to 03%. Michigan Southern closed % higher than at the same time on Saturday, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Northwestern preferred 5, Ohio and Mississippi 44 and Western Union Telegraph 74, while Erie was % tower, Pacific Mail 5% and Milwaukee and Paul preferred %. Goverament securities were strong at an advance of a 44 per cent. At the open board at ene o'clock the market was quiet and heavy in tone, Erie sold at 7334 and Pacific Mail at933j. At the second regular board ratlway shares were a fraction ower and Pacific Mail declined to 92. New York Central closed % lower than at the first regular board, Erie 3, Cleveland and Toledo ', Rock Island 4%, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred %, Ohio and Mississippi 14, Pacific Mail 134 and Western Union Telegraph %, while Fort Wayne was % higher and Atlantic Mall Government securities were dull Dut strong, at @ further advance of an eighth. At and Erie sold at 73%; Hud- “gon River, 14034; New York Central, 122%; Rock Island, 953 ® 96%; Northwestern preferred, 15%, and Pacific Mail, 92% a 9234. During the re- mainder of the afternoon the market remained in- active, and at the close shortly before six o'clock the following quotations were current:—New York Central, 122% a 123; Erie, 73% 3 7334; Reading, 91a 915; Michigan Southern, 90.90%; Cleveland and Toledo, 104%{ a 105; Rock Island, 95% a 96; North- ‘western preferred, 75% 9 7574; Pacific Mall, 93% a 9334; Ohio and Mississippi, 31%, and Fort Wayne, 101% a 1013. The foreign exchange market was strong but quiet at the subjoined quotations:—Bankers' bills on England at sixty days, 1094 a 109%; at three days, 1108 1104. Commercial bills, 109% a 109%. A Chicago journal of Saturday thus chronicles an ‘unusually stringent local money market:— The local money market was again close and strin- and some of the banks felt themselves obliged ol in loans to a considerable extent. Very little iscounting was done, and pkgs all borrowers were iota ie “come row stew. Mond .” On Change cy Was severel mi from the tat Sy = ba ‘The value of the foreign imports and exports at the port of New York, and the proportion carried 435 Seen Total for the year... $233, fore gid 149,923,149 a gat Siatoee $122,002,445 126,705,680 99,150,200 90,600,790 uarter. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE. Monday, April 6—10:15 A. M. foeeo Ue Hare, cow... TH136 100 ahs Pack 1000 do. 50000 US6" to. 18 ¥cloek ies 86's, 6-20,0,'ER D8 Vie 230 0 300 Atlantie ifail 8 Go° #7 400 Union Nav Co, Ke I Toon vs 6 765.6 iss do. ..12' olclook 10s: ao Adams E: Bie irargikGo' ‘ax 'UnionEx. do. inia 6s, new.. 's, €X COU... Chic, oo MIE 8 Paul RRS 100 Al Miss RR. 800 Del, Lack iWake uw Two Clock P. M. 01 55 shs Wells-Fargo Exp 94! Sine 400 Merch Union Exp.) 50” 4000 APE 300 be 353 ‘60000 200 N 1 ‘9000 500 1000 100 ‘5000 400 5000 190 25000 38 3000 300 ‘5000 200 ino 00 ino 100 25 200 100 360 300 00 300 41 200 Xo Fn} 960 10 Ww 109 Monvay, April 6--6 P. market for this thera waa depresand bythe and prices were for i 9 oe (on cs ¢ om oe pe ipa ie Ss beta 3605 bags es Ubristianwen at aa rion the ales e fans rut gc. in bon: ie ‘Theresina on private terms. ‘Other kinds’ Louk i 15 boi, ont, 6000 bags do., 45 bbls, corn meal, 27,08 bushels wheat, 42,455 do, oats, 1,000 do. malt, ‘The market for Btate and ae flour was somewhat irregular; there was @ fair demand, but holders, as @ general thing, were com- fed (or take OW 10e in order to sell to any extent. rade was irregular, however, in view of which we return our previous quotations f for nearly all kinds. California four ral Bm ol the sales were about 10,000 bbls. Kye ny A oderaiely active and without liar change in value; "enles ‘660 bbis. For Southern ur ihe demasd was moderate at about former prices ; the sales were 1: is. Corn meal was dull and prices were Sesesessezczesays PPP ee eee ere ree eE? Southern extra. Southern, elvoice and fami California four (sacks and bo AeskenRarsoSeSe eaeSSeSSESesecss | SESSSTSSSSSaSRsR Small Jot $808 for white Wi for white California, For No.l Milwaukee, delivered, Gurn was lower tho in fair demand, the enles being 60,000 bushels, at $120 1 21 for new mixed ‘Western, Hg, $1 38 a BL M4 for high mixed i 95 a #1 7 for yeliom, LE 18 8p] W for Now, white, $124 for olf do., tn ore, said 1 2 for do. deilvered. Oats were firmer, with wales of can Rye was quiet, bit wey 5 alee 1000 bushole as ‘st et, but, betty Drab Cat ‘Canada Bast at ey malt was in moderate Trost and stondy ; sales 2,650 bushels at 2 16.n #2 20. RELGUT& The market continued to rule iy meady. The shartering business was quiet, ‘Lo Liverpool, Lae bales cat nt jet, but raten rte! Fe: A he bole, paw td, 0 a port on the outinent, between Havre aud Hamburg, ‘on private terms. GUNAY Bate. “There was a fair inquley, and 180. 18}<e. was offered, while holders generally demanded 1c, & j Lo The buik of the stock in beid out of (he market, The large males noticed in OUF las Were made at 18c. here and Wie. in Boston: owxy Guorit was quiet, with ales of 100 bales in Boston at ge. We Fe quotas 9c. #946, cash, gold, in bond, and rr a currency, duly Pevierate demand at Se. 0 8c. for shipping, and $l a #1 38 for retail lots. Hors were, quiet but wcady. atthe 8 6, for 1887 crop, 10e. a. R50. for 1466 do., and Hs. 4c. for Bavari Hesdot Mantia'was dull but steady a liye, gold, Jute was unchanged at #1 05.0 ‘gold. Mor asers._ We heard of no ‘sales of moment, but pricos of all deseriptions were steady. NAVAL Srorks.—spirits turpentine was in derate mand and steady in value, We ales being 136 bbls, a 6 a 67 30 on w stead, e-—almont all, at oom at OB s40. iN, ral for common to “is 0 ora for ae $4 16 for No. 1, Yor pale i do. The wales the inside | price; Rosin, ‘nde ut wm. Anneed ruled quiet but atendy at me a1. oF at olla we beara of ho Torube aaiga were. un- changed. Other kinds wet Puovreronn =_Recelpty 1100 bi. "nary do. beef, 195 intd and. 143 packages cu $268 do, beet, tH activity in the ec market tet ondny ving, a ioreer aan hed, Dew trong at a ee eee ee sett Ss tae The alin Somerieed Old, Gal a wal 00 for prime nd exira prime and $3) 00 wai tor'prine mess. We leard o sales for future delivery. e For beet there wan rouerate pad prices w orm. | Sales id vbie. in mess and H 80 for ext do.” Boot hams wore dull and heavy 437 G0, Saiee bbls, within the was Fesnarknoly active, ‘The sales, vate terms. Cut meats uf id awh. ey were about #20 borer the range uae he Yor Cumberland et, 14ige, a Thc, for short F Pi ee ari iar BRA Si “Parwourume-C pegied at Sa 3.000 RIOF,—Carolina was atoady at the Ranzooa joao. wachanged a Relat was, 6. Ly eine Fy oie for e ta trifle mor. active. Sales Lh 4 4 #259, phi ody at F255 a $2 9, r ar x nner eek moderate demand, but firm, Sales 40,000 tat 12. c, WHIskEY.— none, The market was inactive and prices were nominal ~WAVAL INTELLIGENCE, It 1g reported that the old line of battle ship New ] Hampshire, now employed as a receiving ship at Nor- folk, Va.; will be sent to the Portsmouth (N. H.) yard to relieve the sloop of war Vandalia now used forthe same purpose. The latter vessel has been found much too small for the porpors, and hence the neces- ae sending a line of battle gulp to that point. te Contoocook, aoe in George B. Balch, has arrived at Hampton Roads, Va. She will serve as the fi of the North Atlantic squadron, com- manded ar Admiral Henry K. Hoff, relieving the Wampanoag 0 Captain Nichotson, which has been the temporary flagship for two or three months past. The following is a list of the officers of the Kontnc- cook:—Captain:—George RB. Balch, Lieutenant Oe manders—A, R. McNair, Walter Abbott and E. Preble. Lieutenant—Yates Stirling. Masters — George W. Armentrout, G. F. F. Wilde. Midshtp- men—Seth M. Ackley, George M. Williams, Eugene D. F. Heatd, John W. Hagenman, Richardson Clover and Francis H. Delano. Paymaster—Charles W. Ab- dott, fleet paymaster. Surgeon. Dickinson Miller, Assistant Surgeons—G. 8. Culbreth, bert S. mralbots Engineers— James E. Watts and Theophi ird Assistants—Wallace A. Bowie E. F. McElwell. Second Lieutenant—A. L. Wat- oe United States Marine corps. Paymaster’s Clerk—J. J. Connolly. Boatswain—A. M. Pomeroy. Gunner—James Hayers. Carpenter—Charles Board- man. Satlmaker—N. Lynch. The Wampanoag will be placed out of commission at the Brooklyn Yard upon her arrival. She is found to be not a proper vessel for a cruiser during peace times, on account of the cost of running her. Acting First Assistant Engineer P. J. McMahon and Acting Second Assistant Engineers Wm. J. Barring- ton and Charles C. charged the ce. The sloop of war Portsmouth, naval apprentice ship, arrived at this port yesterday from the Norfolk Navy Yard. She is to take a portion of the appren- tices from the Sabine frigate, which is soon expected from New London, the election having passed. The latter ship will be placed out of commission. Gunner John Rogers has been detached from the ena Navy Yard and placed on waiting or- ers, Koehl have been honorably dis- 71. MONEY, LINBRALLY AI ADVANCED. ON DIA. onds, Watches, Jewelry, £0. or the same bought at the highest rates; 90’ Pawnbrokers? Tickets bought for Dia- monds, Watches, Jewolry, ke at 17 Bleecker sticet, second floor, three doors west of Broaiway. T 12 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR RROADWAY.— I pay the highest price for Diamonds, Watches, Jewel- iy, kc. Advances negotfated C8, Diamond Broker, 12 Waverley place, _ —M, B. BOARDMAN & O,, DIAMOND BROKERS, sy S88, Broadway, corner of Prince stroct, and opposité the Metropolitan Hotel. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry ec. bonght and sold, and advances made on Merchandiso and valuable Personal Property. NQ. 9 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, FIFTH Avéliue Hotel, loans and sales promptly negotiated on Diamonds, Watches, &c. * oni MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON .” Diamonds, Watches and Jewel he same bought and! sold at 609 Broadway, coruer Princy street, room No. R. H, LOVELL & © (AT 82 BROADWAY, CORNER PRINCE STREET—DIA- monds, Watches and Jewelr' vl bought, gold and money Advanced on the same bv R. H. Li L &'CO., room No, 1. T 785 BROADWAY.—CASH PAID AND FULL VALUE given for Diamonds, Laces, Watches, Silver Ware, &c. 8, COHEN, 735 Broadway, opposite Astor place. DYANCES MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, DRY nd personal property of etery description. J. Ny JACKSON] {1 Grand street, two doors west of Broad- way. T NS WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH Predtd Sixth avenues Cast, aivanced ‘on Diamouda, Piaso- fortes, Furniture, ings, Bronz ‘ure, Cal Books, Hortes, Garringos std on every description of valuun? ble petwonal property, No chattel mortgage taken, Furni- ture moved and stored, Se aie PO LE TN SSE Puwonns, WATCHES AND JEWEGRY | BOUGHT ‘and moi ned on them, Uy G. C. ALLEN, 4b Broadway, one door below Canal etree! VID M. a. DAVIS, AT HIS JEWELRY URY STORE, NO, 567 ‘ances money to any amount on Din- onda Watcher and Jewelry; Dusiness strictly private and Bo sighs nbout the stor EAST BLEECKER STREET.—WILL LEND MONEY Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Slike, Furs, and all BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED. : | BLOCK PROM crTy HALL FRANKFORT HOUS!, on corner y st rooms ; nodate gentlemen only; 8 4060 cents day g and $3 week; open alt night, ER STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR mand rn Board for the lady only. R550 Tath TaR we A GR Ame also poate Rooms for ‘gentlemen, at 118 C! jon atreet, ETY OF 7 Wsst FOURTEENTH STRERT—A Y. 4 board ani and fourth Rooms, wit their pinente slogle geatlem ne, om satond, floors. QT 70.82 PER WEEK. PLEASANT ROOMS, WITHT Rrencker airect, belween’ Mectoagel add Balioae’ klee tweet Country Board hear New York. nena? YES? TWENTY FIFTH STREET, OVERLOOKING Madison «uare.—Handanmely furnished Rooms t let to gentlemen only, without t board, $8 fe PER WEEK EACH FOR Pare OF FOUR, WITH two rent Rooms and first cl Board, at 233 West fth street. No moving in tay. 125 > psrcont PLACE, FOUR DOORS WEST OF way.—A large second story front Room to let, Board al ther Rooms to let; terms moderate, 1 - WASHINGTON: PLACE, FIVE DOORS FROM NEW ©) York Hotel.—Elegant Rooms to let, singly or en suite, with or without Board, with or without private table; no mov- ing in May. TH STREET, 107 WEST (NEW NO, 141),-THE WHOLE. Second Floor, consi of fe okie front and back fete sseparataly, h Board; house first class; refer- ences excha 14 (OLD XO. 80) bigest! Sraney, REIS , ardafreg UNI. versity place and avenue. —Rooms second floor, en suite or singly, with No moving. 15 te aurcy STREET.—FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO od 17H, STREET. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROO! in anita oF single, without board, to gentlomen only, 10 Enst Seventeenth sireet, between Irving place and quare. 18 AND 20 WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW YORK Hotel.—Elegant Panora and rooms to rent, with on class French Board ; also Hall Rooms for single gentle- 19 RAS, TWENTE FOUNTIE semper, orrosite ue Hotel, To furnjghed front Parlor and Bedroom, he 19 FIFTH AVENUE, THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE Brevoort House—A sult of handsomely furnished Rooms R wiih cvauile or eon gt J jooms to let, with Board, en suite or separate. moving in May. References. = ST STREET.—A HANDSOME SUIT OF FURNISHED Rooms, the entire second floor, to let, with. gether or separately, in a private house, 29 West Trwentychret 91°" STREET.—TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, one Suit of Rooms on fourth floor; also, from May 1, First, Second and Third Floors, elegantly furnished. Apply at No. 9 West Twenty-first syre PD STREET.—A LARGE, WELL FURNISHED BACK Parlor. suiied to two gentlemen. Terms 495 per week, err Bas, water, &c. Address T. W. H., box 2,281 New York Post oflice. 9 4. UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF NINTIL atreet.—A pleasant front Room and Bedroom, connect- noe oor, to let, with good Board. References ex- O'R WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY AND 25) Waste ngton square.—Beautiful Rooms, with Board, to gentlemen and wives or single gentlemen; everything class, ‘Terms moderate. V, WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—HANDSOME furnished Rooms to let, aingle or en suite; also an of- fice for a physician. 29 AMITY STREET.—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS to let, without board; for the season preferred; con- venient to cars. 30 WAVERLY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—HAND- i 7g, Rome attic rooms to let to single gentlemen, without oa () CITY HALL PLACE.—POARDING.—GENTLEMEN ‘can be accommodated with good Board, Call at Mrs. Ra "8 for one week, 39 wes WEST FORTIETH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND 4 Sixth avennes.—A large handsomely furnished front changed second floor, to with Board. References ex- chan, 34 WEST Fab, be FIFTH STREET, NEAR MADI- Dest s son overs 2 re anita of cireraapd tye} for geptiemen, without board, in a first ouse, at mor prices, Ci Choice location. * 94. WEST FORTIETH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth avenues.—Parties desiring permanent Board can obtain first clase Rooms, at reasonable prices. 34 EAST NINTH STREET, tt be pal BROADWAY and University place.—Furnished ‘unfurnished Rooms, to gentlemen only. 38 EAST TWENTY SIXTH STREET, NEAR MADISON or without brea! fast, vacaat si presents and otsere any’ be ‘be had on May L lihaneimadenm on bringer 39 WEST THIRTY-THIRD_ STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sixth avenues, —T: after Mth large and smal] Rooms, wih tok” ret 40 WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET.-FROM MAY 1, @ gentleman TWENTY-EIGHTH | STREET, | BETWEEN —A pleasant third cue oF tw Kinds 0 mal erty. a highest price paid for old & suit of Roome on the second fi to let, with dy Gold and Sliver. Private rooms to transact busitess. Strictly | also two Rooms on ‘thirds suitable for’ gpabitickedt confidential, vO RS ISHAELy Proprietor.” | wite oF angle gent 120 fa et 3p eta: The aioe ie mala for 4 EAST up irs. ——' ig! “ike, be we fon Madison and Fourth aven Diamonds, tee jewelry, ‘Sliver Ware, ey advanced. Pawnbrol ara" #" Tickets bough = gentlemen jamal’ pele whe fll oF paral Board, to MACHINERY. WEST SIXTEENTH STREET._ARRANGEMENTS 8. CAMERON & CO.—STEAM PUMPS FOR BOIL- ers, factories, steamships, mines, de. Twenty-second treet, corner of Second avenue, New York. BRICK! _ BRICK PEAT! PEATIOTHE | EMPIRE rick Machine in working order; at Ma- shine fp operation Macuiaon, taxtand Conny right tor sale by TL. W. GREGORY, No. 2'Rector street, New York. Cirmenta ENGINES (ROPER'S), WITH IMPROVE- ments of Golepes atented Governor. Also Jewellers’ Tools, Lathes, Presses, Engine Lathes and Safes. Gold and repalted by LEHR & HALLEPAS, 63 Chatham street. Paes BOILERS, SHAFTING, BELTING, TANKS, Fittings, Calenders, 'miscellaneous Machinery'of ali de- scriptions, halt pyfce,,and cheap, for cash at DAVIS Ma- chinery Yard, 194 Hudson atreet, Jersey ( Pou SALE—A TWELVE HORSE EN BOILER ad Gounectionn in good order. “Addrens Mr, Wise, Brooklyn Post office, or call and see ft at the wood yar, ‘Classon avenue, near Myrti cash. vite enue, Brooklyn. Price $l, i SALE—A SLIDE LATHE, IN GOOD ORDER, 9 feet long, turns 22 inches; price 8475. A boy wanted. In- quire at 211 Centre treet, third floor. ENGINE AND BOIL) 80, ono 12 horse ; all new and comple sold a Dargain, ‘6 Park street, Five Points, (OR BALE—TWO RUGGLES PRESSES (A QUARTO Combination and a Card and Bill Head), both in perfect order. To be secn at 128 Third avenue, (OR SALE—A CUITING PRESS, EMBOSSERS, AND full set of knives, suitable for « paper collar business in good working ord: Ml be sold Cheap. Inquire at 124 Chambers street, up st ‘OR SALE—12 POWER LOOMS FOR MANUFACTURING tape or fringes: w ance; will be sold cheap. In- rect, up stairs. quire at 128 Chamber (OR SALE BELOW COST—FIFTEEN PORTABLE Engines, different sizes; § Portable Flour Mills, 6 renlar Saw Milin, 1 Muley Saw Mill (Ander. son's patent, and other Machi for printed descrip- ton to Washington Tron Works, N. ¥., or to WARD ESTANTON, 67 Liberty atreet, . Orders for steam engines, boilérs and general machinery ioitetted, JOR SALE CHEAP—ONE ROPERS CALORIC EN- gines, with fixtures complete for ahoistway. Apply at 4 Broadway. ACHINERY WANTED.—A_ GOOD SECOND HAND Scroll Saw, large size, Wright's pateat, Addrecs B, Smith, Herald office. Ms 2 SOLD—STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, 100 to 10 horse power, at less than half cost, to close Dusiness, 602 West street, corner of Jane. | N" COPPERPLATE PRESS, 16 INCH PLANK, FOR ale cheap at storage warebouse, #4 South rireet, _MISCELLANEO! US. QLATE ROOFING,—I HAVE A LARGE, LOT OF SLATES ‘on land which I @ill put on at a very low pric FRANCIS DUGAN, 143 Mulberry street, nea ‘ANKS.—LEACH TUBS AND DISTILLERS' AN REO- tifiers’ Apparatus constantly on hand. For sale at 111 North Fifth street, Willlamsburge you, CAN GET GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE Spectacles and Eyeglasses at the Optical Institute, 1,132 Broadway. SALF-A FRENCH THREE-QUARTER SIZP rom Billiard Table; suitable for a private house. Ap- ply at 175 Spring street, down stairs. WwW H. GRIFFITH, 186 FULTON STREET, OFFERS + for sale a fine stock of new and second hand Tables at reduced prices, with his improved combination cushions. ROSEWOOD MARBLE nk? BILLIARD TABL 3 for rale—At a bargain; four and six pocketa; or would rw fe atts atthe Frankfort House, corner of Wil EXPRESSES, 5 =i NARD-FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE EX- Sand #0 Rank street, near Bleecker street. — Moving of Furniture, city and country, with care, storage. L. BATTERSON, FURNITURE EXPRESS AKD FUR- + niture Storage Katabitshiment, 600 and 695 Sixth Avenue, between Thirty-ninth and WP povliesh streets, Furnt- ture boxed and shipped or moved in or out of the city, J; B.—the beat storage stores and rooms for furniture by lod F rooms. Unexceptionabie references and twenty years’ ex- perience, 4,0. BURNIAM'S FURKTTURE AND BAGUAGE A. xpress Storage Ketablishment, 111, 118 and 115 West leventh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Large Furoltare covered for moving families, city. s Pymoct Foruinen ida mirrors ca} iy shipped. Established 1848, Cash advanced on furm ‘HOTELS. MERICAN HOTEL, BROADWAY | AND ~RianrA New York.—Op the kuropean plan, Rooms en grainy, at moderate rates, — ping 1d HOTEL AND DINING BALOON, SEER ES to 4 PP yeckiy' 0 to cele nightly about $1 0; for getiemen only. cae ety” | 202, tit Renee iis 4 WEST FIFTEENTH STRE! furnished Rooms to let to gen! House first clase, References, * ence lat srerremcan as NE. 9 ARR ©) WEST SIXTEENTH beter a) BETWEEN FIFTH 4 and Sixth avenues, eatly furnished Hall Bedroom to let with first cla references es required. 4 WEST TWENT RTH STREET.—TWO ROOMSS +) to let, with Board; also one single Room. References exchanged be ee for epee LE Co May | for Rooms and physi {,HANDSOMELY jemen, without board. _ BOARDERS AND LODGERS — WANTED, BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. 218 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, NETWEEN THIRD and Second avenuns.—-To let, in a private French fam. We Ly siail handsomely furnished Rooms, WES? TWENTINTH STREET, TO DET, A FUR 221 mat front, Ronin, on second floor of 'a private hos ‘one or tw premises, Terms low. aichnsrena haan lose x Anger 224 retire two fe Hen sraner, NWAR UNION * Rooms, secon ‘clans rown stone house, with first el: ble ; bi boarders; plendia location, ‘Nomovings nts vy 7 HENRY STREET.—TO LET, A HANDSOMELY 227 furnished front nem with or withont board, to ‘one or two gentlemen ; house first class, with improvements: fatally private ; neighborhood highly respectable 999 ‘ (NEW NO.) EAST NINETEENTH TANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, FOR PERMJ WS ee eee MANENT or large Room, with Breakfi ia strietly MA FT. yy ~ petronces 5! d ured. Address Merchant, box 3,420 office ANTED—PORNISHED ROOMS FOR TWO, wire Boned for one, in a very quiet house where ahere are rdera, Address W. C., Herald office. W A any other bow ROOKLYN noaRi & BE pCR 80 jet. will iy nt Roow and with private bath, on second te ‘nlso_a large ‘Room on’ thir house and neighborhood first clan Apply at No, ford plac oy house east of Classon avenne, Fulton ue ca References exchanged, W4rteD— —BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN DOING business in New York, Board in Brooklyn. must be near ferries, Address, stating terms, F. T., Post ollice, New York. = =e rivate family will let @ very pleasant sult of Rooms, with first fauk diane Hoard, 10a gentleman and wite, Retereness EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR SECOND 933 avenue—A lady, having taken a house near St. Mark's church, will accommodate a few boarders. Best ret- erence given. 2 QA() BAST THIRTEENTH STREET, HETWERN SEO. () ‘ond and Third avenues. To, let, with Hoar one Boom, ala Sit nde ymely furntstied, wi closets attached, No moving In May. cou TRY “BOARD, fale \T YONKERS, ON THE HUDSON—SU'PERIOR BOARD for four oF five adults; F Abitese wor’ ist Bs Fas and bath and os On for ined in the pleasant and healt! o field, N. ey by addres Ins box 278 abov lao si oer ” aa EAST THIRTEENTH STR: URNI ¢) Rooms, with Board, for gentleman and wife sags Rooms, for gentlemen. House first class, convenient Terms moderate ; no moving at May. jroadwa; IG62 WES! TWENTY-FIPTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTH avenue.—A gentleman and wife or’ a few single gen- Hemen can be accommodated with nicely furnished Rooms BOAR WANTED AP LONG RRANCH, WITHIN A mile of the beach and where there are other cos for four adults, child and servant, Address particulars.to box 3,798 New York Post ollice. CMsRORT ARLE SITTING AND BEDROOM FOR AGEN- J tleman, with breakfast, half an hour from the eity. Terms #10. week. References exchanged. Address Beren Heights, Herald ofiice, ood Board. English basement house, Private family. 395 PEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NRAR for one or wo gentiem Eighth aven) Furnished Rooms to let, suitable 33] WEST THIRTYSECOND STREET, BETWEEN “Rent reasonable. Etghth and Ninth avenues.—A pri fe fami Jet a pleasant Bult of Rooms, with Board,” Location bi 337 WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET.—FURNISHED Rooms, with Board, for gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives? nlsG Neoeption ftom back ttach “ able for'a physician, i eet oe 40 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A GENTLE- man and wife may be accommodated with Board in a first clags location; large front it Room, ready for immediate Sccupancy ; references exchanged, 413 WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR NINTH avenue, front house.—Three or four men can be ac- commodated with good Board and nice Rooms. 4.66 WES" THIRTY.FOURTH STREET.—TWO ELE. JO ‘gant furnished Rooms, with Board, for gentleman. and wife or two single gentlemen; private family. ‘Terms #20 and $30 per wee ferences. No moving. Call for one wee! 4GG WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET. —TWO BLE- gant furnished Rooms, with Board, for gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen, in private fainily; fret clans board; also frat class location ; ean tind the com forts of a home, to $80 per week. References exchanged. No moving’ Gail tor one weak, Q7Q BROADWAY, VORNER OF | EIGHTEENTH treet, -Handsomely furnished Parlors; also single Rooms trom #4 to $20 per week. PARLOR FLOOR TO LET—SUITABLE FOR A gd, physiclan; also tingle Rooms for gentlemeny with Board; ter to 12 & week; location in Fifth avenue, hear Brevoort House, "For furiuer tnformation address bi 5,099 Post office, LONE LADY WILL BOARD TWO GENTLEMEN and their wives. Address A. L. M., station E, Eighth av, PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN THEIR, OWN honse, near corner of Twenty-third street_and Seventh ‘avenue, will take a ea gentleman and wife to Board; well fur- nished ‘Rooms, wit jodern improvements; references exchanged, Address W. B. C., box 2,112 Post ollice, (PRIVATE | FAMILY WILL LET NICELY FUR. ed Second Floor, in suit or separate; abundant dlossist erent sonvantensh, 90a for ot ble. Fittieth street old No. 330° RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHOSE CHILDREN ARE grown up, wishes to take & child to board, where it will fave ‘s good Home. ands mother's care; ft must be over one year old. Call at 239 West Thirty-fifth street, third flosr, front. OUNTRY BOARD—BELMONT HALL, NEW RRIGH- J ton, Staton Island; house overlooks bay; ix 30 minutes from Cortlandt atreet, city: three from landing; fine bathing, dc, Call at 34 East Twellth street, NOUNTRY * BOARD—FROM MAY 1, WANTED, AT \, Fortchester, Rye or Mamaroneck, for three adults, infant servant, Addreas, full particulars, H., £2 Beaver street, NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FROM THE LATTER 1 chart of April by a gentleman. and two ladies; within one honr of New York, and near the rea, atating terms and full particulars, W., box 68 Post ollice, New York NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR A FAMILY OF J ‘seven adults, in a first class boarding house or private family within an hour of the ity; Hudson river pre: ferred. Address, stating terms, F. H., box 1,397 Post offlce. PURST CLASS BOARD AND GOOD ACCOMMODATION can be obtained in a delightful vicinity; convenient, ta Harlem cars and steamboat; fine fishing and bathing. Oall at OF addresa 233 Kast Tenth street, New \ ork. ATEN ISLAND-—WANTED, BOARD FO > ‘and her son; private family pret moderate, Adsreas M. J. R. ‘ANTED—BOARD IN THE COUNTRY APTER MAY 1 by a gentleman fand wife in a plexsant location, easy at access, within twent jen of Ni home ‘wanted in a ielea tamily. with full particulars, J. i. F., 0 LADY ‘Terms must be HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. A. EURSISHED HOUSE WANTED IN Of NEAR THE city, where the rent will be wholly or partly taken tn board, with privilege of other boarders. Address Experi- ence, Herald office, N AMERICAN FAMILY OF ADULTS DESIRE TO AA rent rnished House, uning 7 or $ rooms, with 8 for housekeeping; rent not to ex. ceed $900; location central. Address Cashier, station F, city. YOUNG COUPLE, WITH SERVANT, WISH TO get five Rooms, unfurnished, with sonie respectable family, in a respectable neigh'orhoods rent not to exceed Suv. bree day 28 Walker street, ST HAVE Goon &e.: location not above Eighticth irvet! oe low. Address H., box 151 Herald office. i NITY AND COUNTRY RESIDEN FOR SALE OR t, wanted: also Farms, for, wh many ap- ta, Was BONNET & Co. M Liberty aureets SMALL HOUSE, OR LOWER PART-BY A SMALL American family, three adults, Address, stating terms, tation B, PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING AT 395 EAST FOUR- teenth street would rent, with bets a suit of hand- Jomely furatshed Rooms, on second or third floor, to gentle- shana thant Wires or o atte OC siagie peatieman ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—ABOVE FOURTEENTIE Aree, bya gentleman, wife and girl, 10 years old rent not to exceed ‘Address, with full particulars, F. L. M., box 170 Herald ‘once, OARD.—FIFTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE MADISON ‘aquare; first class private faiily or single gentlemen de- wring superior Board and accommodations, will address Room 17, #91 Broadway. OARD.—ELEGANT ROOMS, NOW jen 53 deren Sixth Feference. ‘Thirty-eighth street, between Fifth and ues 5 J)ESIRABLE ROOMS.—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY ‘aston who respect the Sabbath preferred. Ad- Eee FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH SUPERIOR J Nineteenth street. table; references reqt FIARDSOMELY PURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, WITH rovements, to one oF two. gentlemen withont Board. 160 Leringion avenue, corner Thictieth # ‘OBOKEN.—LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS TO RENT, suitable for a and wife or & party of single Gentlemen, 15 Washington terrace, near the ferry. ‘OTEL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR GENTLEMEN AT 49 Clinton place, corner University place, Transient $2 60 ‘day ; tables $10 per gions “2 ‘CHAS. LEFLER, Proprietor. NE OR TWO YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with a neatly furntshed Room on East Nineteonth street yithor without ‘no other ers. Address J, Morgan, station D, Bible House. go AND BEDROOM, SUITABLE FOR A BACHE- lor, beautifully located, heated by steam; price of rooms ments can be made for ‘pate ta table. Tenth street, entrance 65 wo ass roadway WO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS TO gentioman and wife, Hoard for the lady, with a very re- es widow lady; Broadway stages pass the door. Address TAdm 4, station vk, Eighth avenue, T° STRANGERS AND OTHERS.—A HIGHLY RESPECT- ‘able German lady will let a choice of handsomely fur- nished Rooms, with Board or private table. Apply at 115 West Eighth street, Clinton place. Floor to let; will be unoccupied May 1; now occupied physician, PAST THIRTIETH STREET. LARGE FRONT ROOM, 511 Fweit raruished: In private family for al tlemen, or gentleman and wite, 9 DE POE me 5] 48 WEST FOURTH STREET.—FURNISHED PARLOR by “WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.—IN A PRIVATE family, two Ln od rpg without board, for gen- cen temen ; ret 53 ROSE STREET, TOP ¥LOOR.—FURNISHED BED rooms to let. Apply as above, 55 GROVE STREET.—TWO 0} ) men and a gevtleman and rite or unfurnished Rooms, with Board, G3 CLINTON PLACE, ONE DOOR FAST OF FIFTH de —Elegant Suits of Rooms, handsomely fur- ished? ais single’ Rooms nultable for’one oF two single gentlemen, to let, with full Be oard, 7() IRVING, PLACE.CLARGE, WELL FURNISHED oma th Board: have large closets, ae. References revutred and ia sidan 74. WEST THIRTYSEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN Broadway and Sixth avenue.—A handsome back Pare Tor, also a Suit of Room on second floor, to lot, with oF with- out Board 74 THREE GENTLE. @o obtain furnished siven. ST. MARK'’S PLACE—BOARD. —HANDSOMELY bse mw Roome and sadist Soe eg nt pan frie families and single gentlem: excel- t re Feaaor able, No moving. OLD (NEW NO. 112) WEST FOURTEENTH 73, ae Jarge hall second story- Bedroom to let, with EAST TENTH STREET, ‘nuie,—-Haudsomely furnished to let to gentlemen, without doard. NEAR FOURTH AVE- "d Rooms, singly or in suits, NEAR WASHINGTON QF MACDOUGAL | STREET, ) square.—Good Rooma and liberal Board for gentle- men In a highly reapectable private house; terme rate, WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET.—A_ SMALL, rivate farnily will let & few handsomely furnished ingly and en aulte, with permanent Bourd; strictly Foferences required 10: OG (OuP, X02 Bast NINETEENTH STREET.—ONE ) large Room, suitable for a gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen; also afew day boarders taken, ference exchan, 110 SAST, INENTY-RIGHTH, STREET—A PARLOR Floor, elegantly furnished, to let, with first clase Hoard, in @ Grivate French famfly; on very moderate terms, Also other desfrable Rooma. No moving in May. 11 MACDOUGAL ELEGANTLY FUR- nished Rooms, wt with averyih ry for houses Keeping, in order thi family may have a complete home and live at a cheap rate, 7 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, ag td LEX- ingen and | Fourth iy ening &® Rooms to let, one fami A ion ood ferences ex- SECOND AVENUE, NEAR SEVENTH STREET.— In a private German family a large neatly furnished with Boas 119 Frout Room, Praable for i eeatleman and wife or two gentle- men, and also two smaller Rooms, to let, with Board. OG WEST FOURTEENTH STREET (OLD NO.)— 12 26 varnished Roomao let with fret class nccomm tion nnd Board in w partly private family; no moving In May reference required, 4f 5 EAST TWENTY. wane. STRERT (GRAMERCY ) Park)—Handeomely furnished Rooms to let, suita- bie for families, with igo single oome for yentic- class. ___ BOARD _ _AND ) LODGING \ “WANTED. Ess A “\ GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SMALL CHILD WISH alarge furnished front Room on second floor, with Board, in a private family, on the west side. Address'F. G., station E. YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES A ROOM WITH Board; location between Thirticth and Fortieth streets, Lexington and Sixth avenues, Address, only with terms, Lexington, Herald office. SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS PERMANENTLY A pleasant Room, firat class Board and pleasant surround- inys, Address for three days Home, Herald ouice, stating particulars and terms, which must be toderate, SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A ROOM, WITH full or partial Board, between Fortieth and Forty-aixth ftreets, east of Sixth avenue. Address George Washington, Herald office. SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES GOOD SIZED upper oF attle Room, unfurnished, private family, par- tial Board, Don't use iiquor, tobacco, noise oF dirt, Address Richard Holmes, .OARD WANTED—BY GENTLEMAN, FROM MAY 1, IN fa houne sitaated in Twenty-second, Twenty-third or Twen- ty-fourth street, between Sixth and’ Kighth avenues. Ad- dress, siating terns, E. J., station ( Boeke WANTED_FOR TWO small front Room and Bedroom. WITH A tating terme, ADULTS, Adare’ Which must be moderate, and full particulars, for turee days, Hi. B. R., box 8,746 Post dflice, OARD _WANTED—FOR SELF, WIFE, TWO CHIL- babe and nurse; require two large Fooune, good twble hotte weil located ; will ik. Address Ho OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFF, FOUR children an servant; terme, reasonable? weat side and ‘ap town preferred. Address M, P., box 74) Post oflice, WIFR, CHILD 6 Bose WANTED-FOR SELF, ye babe and nurse; require a second story front Roord and etroom, facing the South ya good table and home privileges; will pay about £00 per week; answorg to receive Riuontion must ‘stato full particulars. | Address Christian, raid office. OARD WANTED.-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, oe A B family where there are few or no boarders. Ret iniven, Ac ting tarms, Permanent, Herald oilee. OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FROM B May 1 for one year, for gentleman, vat four children andl nurse; terms not to exceed F mouth , references dress, $225, given and required. Address box 4,416 Post office. JQOARD WANTED-IN A_RESPEOTA\ PRIVATE Botany, zyentioman, fifteen years old, within twenty minutes’ walk of Union square. ress box 1,909 Post office. OARD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE, LITTLE B girl, aged five, and nurse ; two adjoining rooms. Address, with mod 481 Post office. erate terme, D., box’ dy Juoarp WANTED—GENTLEMAN, WIFE, TWO BMALL Be tittren, two hurses; private table; (erie moderate, ‘Adidrons box 8,730 Post o OARD WANTED_ON FIFTH AVENUE, WITH PRi- B vate table, four Rooms, all ou one floor preferred ; must be on first or joor, Fooma connecting aud well fur- ished, Add Heron, box bet bust oflee Bons WANTED~FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN ao ace location; price moderate, Address A. B. K., Herald of (eLt BOARD WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND oy Pe panaenee from May 1, in plain family, from Forentiont jo Thirtieth street, and ‘sevond to Fourth ‘avenue. Terms 15 par week. Address Permanent, Herald ofice. men. House and foeation hi 152 WAVERLEY PLACE, uA WASHINGTON +34 suare—Pleasant furnished Rooms, with Bonrd, suitable for gentleman and wife er win oy ; terms moderate ; reference required, jo moving {nM THIRTY-NINTH STREET—A PRIVATE 15 1) fatty re logan furn eRe, a ith first class Board ; house new, with all modern improvements; terme mode moderate, ERMANENT BOARD WANTED--RY A GENTLEMAN wite and two children (four and six years of age, aud nurse, two good sized Rooms communicatin red. Terms from seared HHO por werk; up town priletred. ke dress G. 8., 01 WO GENTLEMEN DESIRE BOARD IN A RESPECT. ie Catholic Lewes Al Joeation south Thirtieth street, Addrees, *, stating | <s 1%. ¥ ¥, Z, Herald ofliee. 161 & 1 J qa] RAS THIRTY-rMTRD gTReT, NEAR LEXING- YL ton avenue.—A pleasant Front Room, with Board, _ 1QQ WILLIAM areeeT—A FEW _hbaPCT ARLE piessant reason Ne, oung men can A AN: ) WEST FOU. 189 Reta te ey sitet PLE Dy ily sahadteg ie raw Prd! 4 giTRERT. Ray ( ANTED_BY A pre LADY (AN ORPHAN) BOARD Tn orate fami up town, east side. termi must be reasonable, references schenged. Aa \drean TMAneacy, box 6,438 Post oflice. Wittiiptad PARLOR AND | BEDROOM wit en ta oat and daughter Wesker ch ++ box 796 Post wenn, Ma tice Aga a Bo nf WEE Hee Rooms and by 4 wan, "Aadrews, terme, Teacher, hos oe ART OF HOUSE WANTED.—LOCATED BETWEEN Fourteenth and Forty-elghth streets, Fourth and Eighty avenues, by small family of three persons; state rent. Ad- a F. L. O., box 830 Poat oflice, yOOMS—FURNITURF,—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Want two nnfurniahed Rooms, not shove second for, with or without Bourd, Jn private house, Bedroom Furalturs Tor sate cheap.” Addroas oid West Twenticth street. ]200MS WANTED—TWO OR THREE ROOMS ON SEC. ond or third floor, on or near Sixth avenue, for a light business; taken fora year, Address H., box 3,909 ee. TATEN ISLAND RESIDENCE WANTED—FOR THI © summer months, by a first class family. Tho house must Be large ant well { farnisheds wad accommodations for tour Yon carriages, ‘Address box 1,149 Post ofice, with Tocation ‘and price. ; {yy ANTED_BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, TO LEASE, A. medium sized House, centrally located; rent not above: Fite. Agenta neod ‘Address Sampson, box 71 Herald office. WANTED (BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, TO LEASE, A House in Brooklyn; near Wail street ferry preferred. Address Jameson, box 177'Herald orice a ANTEDOBY A SMALL FAMILY, A MODERN ME- ‘dium high stoop unfurnished House, between, Fonrth and Sixth avenues and Ninth and. Thiet strceiad $20 will be sa ooh aces or Sa of $1,200, Ad rese J. \d office. not’ answer. A TED—A MODERN THREE STORY HOUSE, BE. a mh Hy and vioubted security 4 aS exceed from $1,: undou! securit; aie ae ae Se TANTED—BY AN AMERICAN FAMILY OF THREE adults, Second or Third Floor, unfurnished, in a pri- vate house, with all modern improvements, not above Forte: @reet, New York; rent about @400, Address, with particu- lars, Ww. Herald office. ANTED-FOR THREE MONTHS, A LARGE tn cotntry, neatly furnished, eaay access to New Yorks Address, stating ierms location, c., box 5,418 Post oltice, Le —ONF. OR TWO LARGE AND ELEGANT fa urnisbed, aan Fit Herald offiee, TANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITII FIRE, HOT ‘and cold water, without board; ‘terms not above #10 per week; not below Sixth avenue, ‘Address box 8,57 Post office. ANTED--BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A COMFORT. abiy furnished Parlor and Bedroom adjotuing, on first or second floor; must have morning sun ; location near Union Chub, ae avenue an terms, box 5,348 Pos Westen _BY A SMALb AMERICAN FAMILY, FOUR in number, a House or the Lower Part of a House in « good neighborhood, weat side, below Thirty-fourth street ; eva give satisfactory reference, L. E. RONK, 185 Reade street. tress, stating ND STORY AND BASEMEN tean family, between Fourth west of Fonrth avenue; reat not to exceed vox 2,275 Pont ofl V J ANTED—6) small Amn y GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ¥ FLOOR of three or four rooms, with water, ina» “— ale houen; rent not to excved $82 per month. “Aditrean . & Way Herald ottice. V TANTED.-BHREE, OR POUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, i two adalte for Hight housekeeping, Adress for Uhre days Ht ANTED_BY A ¢ tation Wor tour Ro: ome, improvements, na’ good er up town, stating terms and location, J, E. D., station E. WAXTED-BELOW FOURTEENTH STKE. side, for thres adults, two or three unfural on firat or second floor, with modern improve: moterate and location good. Refereuces eachanged. with fall particulars, J. Lioyd, tation A. WANTED <A ROOM PARTLY, Fi RNISHED, WITHI€ five imfoutes walk of Chatham square, by @ sing! man. Address B. WAxten ny A_ RESPONSIBLE PARTY, THREE TO four upper Hotta. for manafacturtog putporen, tn the neighborhood ‘of Broadway, between Franklin and Spring streets, Should « party be willing to alter a building In th heighboriood to puit the purpose ke can Gui a customer Uy sidressing box 216 Her ee. NTLEMAN AND WIFE, THRES able for housekeeping, with modern my Dey Herald office, Warten PART OF A HOUSE, CONSISTING OF front and back basern arior Qoor ad one or two tio. Address d of FURNISHED ROOMS FOR A HADY AND eutiernan, in a.quiet house, No boarding hoses weed Address G. 8, W 4xtep. (fren , HOUSE, IN GOOD LOCATION, family, Keut about $1,200. Aduresd NISHED, A GOOD SIZED PARLOR: fth atrects Heraid WaAstTED-UNrUn and Bedroom, between Fifteenth and Tw and Fourth and Siath avenues, Address 1. ollice, pt Wxten- A FLOOR, ONFU RNISHED, IN A PRIVATE. Tonidence, to he occuptod by a sinall Camily ; must va which they can procure mais, near @ hotel or restaurant a Address 8. H., Heratd office. 5 WANTED Fon THE SUMMER, A FURNISHED COr- tage; on Staton Island or North Shore preferred, ve nt not to excee H, Herald off a landing; all particulars, a Ft; 100 per month, Address, w 4 D ROOMS IN, TH's stating Wd lowe Sinuh street, Brostlyn, fa Des wererences ANTED.-SMALL FURNISHED LODGINGS, by family of refinement without chiidrea terme 4 onth, Addresa, with full pl chetend W V RENT, WITH IVMEDIATE, POsHis. ston, a medinm sized Hones 1 a ce Hou § would buy the furniture, J, KULSTON, 485 Broome at. r y A SINGLE WOMAN, TWO UNPUR. Wane 4 ieee conpestabe American fiy in or near § between For th and Fura coonh sirecte; rene madtcrate; guessgptiouable raver re Ns juired: Adirese Misa. Be Hy Station By Wighin" avenue, W noightorhoor, ¢ ely In house reverence ANTED—BY “A GENTLEMAN, WIFE fn 80N, Ag vinturnished second Fioor tae firet avenient tO reatriirante : mil exchanged. one em W ANTED TO Li estate securit