The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1868, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. TARURSDAY, April 96 P.M ‘The gold market has been very firm to-day and the Sactuations were from 13834 to 138%, with the clos fg transactions at the highest point touched, the atest quotation on the street being 138% a 138%. $Fue rates paid for carrying ranged from two to six per cent. The gross clearings amounted to $46,355,000, the gold balances to. $1,890,083 and the “@urrency balances to $2,871,189. There was a good supply of money during the forenoon at seven per @ent in currency, but between: balf-past one and Daif-past two there was a sharp deniand, and one- @ixteenth of one per cent commission was paid for loans in a few instances. After this fime the pressure subsided’ and ttle or Bo dimiculty was experienced in making up bank ‘@ccounts, The natural activity of the money market ‘was quickened by the calling in of loans in conse- uence of apprehensions excited by the sudden de- eline of more than sixty per cent tn the stock of the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, which formerly Owned the steamers running between this port and Aspinwall, in connection with the Pacific Mail com- Pany’s steamers from Panama to San Francisco. ‘About two years ago, however, it made an arrange- Ment with the Pacific Mail Company by Which. it sold its steamers in the Califor- Bla trade to the latter, and received in return a certain amount of tts stock, Instead Of holding this it 13 rumored to havé sold tt long age, and’ since the negottations referred to it has been merely running a line of steamers to the South- rn ports, most of which are understood to be char- ‘tered only. The stock for years past bas been held in a very few hands for speculative purposes, and the immediate cause of the present catastrophe was she failure of @ broker in Nassau street who was carrying a large amount of K on his own account, ‘The failure is reported to have been the result of nis wmability to pay off loans on the stock witch were called in; and this afords a practical time fwation of. the danger to the banks of Yending at all on any other than fmt etass collaterals with wide margins. The question arises how much Atlantic Mail is hypothecated with ‘the banks in this city, how much per share have they lent on it and what is their net toss with the stock at 35, this being the closing price for it—an advance of ten per cent upon the lowest point touched. And yet this stock sold at 114 in January Jest, and the banks considered themselves safe in Jending par upon it when mixed with other collat- erals, As recently as this date last month it sold at 9934, and it is only now that the full extent of fs rottenness has been practically shown, al- though it has been regarded with distrust for many months past. And yet this was a ten per cent @ividend paying stock, or rather a dividend paying swindle, as we may now call it. How soon a similar break may oceur in the speculative railway shares is Uncertain, butit is obvious that some of them at east are liable to it; and if the market lost the sup- Port, either by accident or design, of but one man Who is now sustaining it a fall like that we have just chronicled would be the inevitable result, and when #0 much hangs upon a single life anda single will the danger of the situation is obvious to all. But Spart from this the whole market is wholly depend- ent upon artificial support, and if the bull cliques give way it is easy to foresee the consequences, The ery then will be, ‘stand from under.” Many of the country banks are drawing Gown their balances here in consequence of being drawn upon by their depositors with more freedom than usual now that their quar- terly returns are made up, for it 18 no secret that the officers of these talk plainly to thetr prin- cipal customers before quarter day, and get the datier to adjust per accounts to sult the con- ‘Venience of those institutions as far a3 possible dntil after tlat time. Hence the demands upon the country banks are all the greater for a week or two afterwards, But while this is the condition of not a few-of their number it is otherwise with the remainder, which instead of reducing their balances here, are adding to them, and this ts par- ticularly the case with the larger banks; so that the receipts of currency at ‘this centre are likely to ex- ceed the outward drain for the next week or ten Gays, and after that time the fow from the interior will be materially quickened. In this connection we may mention that @ portton of the legal reserve of the country banks ts allowed by law to remain on de- posit in New York, Boston or Philadelphia, and whatever balances they may have in those cities are counted in their quarterly statements as legal tender notes in hand. The Secre- tary of the Treasury has written a letter to Mr. Van Dyck modifying his former tnatractions with respect to the three per cent certificates, which, according to the authorizing act, are payable in “lawful money,” which last he now’ holds to mean greenbacks, and noteither greenbacks or national bank notes, or both, as formerly. This will have the effect of strengthen- ing confidence among the banks tn the availability of their own reserve so far as these certificates are con- cerned; but there still remain the compolind interest notes and the specie, which are practically unavail- fable, although counted as a part of the twenty-five percent required to be held against deposits and circulation, The farce of tcluding specie in the reserve and the evils attending the preparations of the banks for their quarterly returns demand the attention of Congress. These periodical statements fail to reflect the real condition of these Institutions, as they all “trim ship” forthe occasion to the dis- turbance of monetary affairs at all the commercial centres. It will be seen by the iaw reports that a receiver of the proceeds of the sale of the new stock of the Rock Island Railway Company has been appointed by Judge Cardozo, and the issue of the forty-nine thou- @and shares in question declared ultra vires, The argument in the case of Schell vs. the Erie Company ‘Was resumed in the Sapreme Court, general term, bat no decision was reached. Judge Barrett, in the Court of Common Pleas, heard the argument on the traverse filed by Mr. Jay Gould and adjourned the further hearing until Saturday morning. The Erie ‘bill was not reached on the calendar of the Senate prior to the adjournment of that body until Satur- day. The stock of the Erie Company was weak and ‘unsettled during the day and sales were made as low 2044. "at the commencement of business the stock mar vket was drooping, and at the early session of the open board there was a heavy break in Atlantic Mail, sales having been made at from 38 to 35 against 8754 et the first regular board. Yesterday Pacific Mail also declined to 89'; under @ pressure to sell. Efe ‘was weak at 70% a 71)s. and New York Central solid at 120}, 120%. At the first regular board the market was weak and unsettled, and New York Central Closed 144 lower than atthe same time yesterday, Erie 1%, Reading 1'4, Rock Island 2%, Northwestern pre- ferred %, Fort Wayne 1, Toledo and Wabash \, Mil- Waukee aud St. Paul preferred $4, Ohio and Missis- sippi 1%, Pacific Mail 3 and Western Union Tele- graph 's; while Quicksilver was '¢ higher. Govern. ment securities were active at a decline of Xa % from the highest prices of yesterday, and in the case of ten-forties %. After the catt Erie declined to 704 and Atlantic Mail to 25, a deciine of sixty-twoand ahalf per cent iu a single day. Five hundred shares of the latter were sold at this price, following which tt @radually recovered to 28, and the tendency towards temporary improvement became general. At the open board at one o'clock strong efforts were made by the bulls to rally the market and Erie sold at 70% @ 7114; Atlantic Mall, 36 a 38, and Pacific Mall, 894 a 69%. The upward reaction made further progress after the call, and at the second regular board the market was sicady and Erie closed % higner than at ‘the first reguiar board, Rock Island 1%, Ohio and Mississippi 4 and Western Union Telegraph \, while ‘New York Central was \ lower, Toledo and Wabash 44, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 4% and Pacific Mail Government securities were duti but @teady. At the open board at half-past three the tendency of prices was again downward and Erie Bold at 7194 @ 71%; New York Central; 12144 a 121%; Fort Wayne, igi; a 101%; Michigan Southern, 9054 290%; Reading, 901; a 902%: Pacitic Mall, 90% a 91; while Atlantic Mail was quoted at 33 436. The market continued dail and drooping during the re- mainder of the afternoon, and at the close at six o'clock the bateeb quotations were current:— New York Central, 1209{ a 121; Erie, 71 a T1'; Reading, 89% 8 897;; Michigan Southern, 901; a 901;; Northwestern preferred,*164 @ 7594; Rock Island, 04% a 05; Racific Mail, 89 A 894; and Fort Wayne, 201.36 @ 101 )g2 ~ ' NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘The fuctuations in the price of Atlantic Mall tn each month of the year are thus shown:— 1867, Jw November. 121 December. 121 ‘Tiie capital etock of the company amounts to four militons, and it has hitherto paid quarter!y dividends of two and a half per cent, the last ene naving been in December, 1867. Government securities experienced a further stight reaction from the recent rapid advance, but the :n- vestment demand continued on a moderate scaie, ant at the close the market was steady at the subjoined quotatior Registered, 1881, 11244 a 11234; coupon, 1881, 11244 @ 11234; 5-20’s, registered, 1862, 104 1g a 10434; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 111% ® 111%; do., 1864, 109% a 10914; do., 1865, 100%; a 11994; do., 1865, January and July, 1074 @ 10724; do., 1867, 107% a 10334; 10-40’, registered, 1013g @ 102; 10-40’s, coupon, 10134 a 102; June 7.30's, 10634 a 106%; July 7.30's, 1061 a 1065; May compounds, 1864, 11834; August do., 11734; Sep- tember do., 117; October do., 11634. ‘The foreign exchange market was strong but quiet, and the leading drawers advanced their rates for sterling @ fraction. Buyers were, however, indis- posed to pay it. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1005; a 109%; at three days, 11045 a 110% ; commercial bills, 1091¢ a 10934. Bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.16 a 5.1434; at three days, 5.11%¢ @5.124. The recelpts for customs and the receipts, pay- ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury tn this city for the expired portion of the week have been as follows:— Custom. House. Sub-Treasury. Receipts, Receipts, Payments. Balances, April 6...$340,240 $5,897,202 $6,084.849 $98,216,995 April 7... 346,409 5,220,282 3,384,847 100,082,929 April 8... 336,202 2,567,310 1,618,347 101,931,892 April 9... 409,000 1,917,185 1,660,446 101,288,581 SALES.AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN3E, Thursday, April 9—10:15 A. M. $1500 US 6's, "81, cor 112 10 shs Tenth Nat Bank 101 reo do. 4 120 Merch Exchange Bk 112 300 Canton Ci 48 %; 120 Western 87) 0475, a 1154 ¢ Og bg 92 Hie 5 tas ti ey 0834 nase i rms i 07% 109%, 10982 200 90% 1084; 200 Quiekstiver Min’g Go 2biy 104%; 360 Cumb Coal pref'd. BIg NOs 100 Adams Express. B Lg” B00 Wells Fargos $855 10 20Am 6 2 o'clock 109% 100 U 8 Express 2 66 50000 do pt i ‘B4ig 1000 US 5-20, ¢, '65, o ig}03 oe BASS 5000 do. 107% . - ag 2100 + 21% lock 102'ge 67 Panama RI 308 49000 do es rE 100 Erie co 74 150000 Tr n, 73-16, 24 ser 106%¢ G00" do a4 83000 Tr n,'8d series... 106%, 800 Reading Ri. 20'5 5000 Tenn 6" W 200 do. s 10000 do 90% 0000 do. 5 4000 Virginia és, new.. 50 got 11000 Georgia 6 ry £000 Georgia 7 Ry 91 1000 N Car 6'a, ex ¢ 61s 10000 do. 60Ig ay H 61 a 60% 9 do... am. 874 B00 Chi & Rock Is RR.. 953g 83" 100 do. si) 95 874 200 . 95 ‘en 112% 100 60.0.5 00 ‘By 15000 Tol & Wab 2d m. 825 WOMUASt pre: Tale ‘5000 Gt Western Ist 88-100 Tol, Wab & West BON lo. 1 tte, Ft ic ‘ 6000 ChARTA PRRs 9435 200 ‘d ‘ Tiss 4000 Obio & Miss Istm 92; 250 do. . 101i te ee ee 02 * F} 2500 Ohio & Miss Bug Half-past Two oClock P. M. $1000 US 6's, "81, coup. 112 2000 U8 6's, 8-20,'r, "62... 104g 140 Mi 1000 0 8 6's, 5-20, ¢, "65. 109g 450 N 200d wa, 109% 5000 OS 5-20" 108 ghow US irs, toca, cou, 108 ow do. 10354 19000 Tennessee 6's, new 66\4 200 Lil Central RR...... 143 200 do. 60 Chi & NW RR pref.. 78 1500 sha Pax 90 200 Cleve & Toledo. . Wi 500 do. 90% 400 Chic & Rk Islan By 600 do. cy 00 lo. . 9034 100M a StPani Rit... 61 400 0 «100 MU ASt Paul RR pf 74 20 904 100 Tol, Wab & West RR 50\4 3% 100" do. 20 BL 100 BF 39 R16 cr Lon 3404 100 Haw & don pret... 3% l0v Wells-Fargo Ex, 2 : x COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tnvuspay, April 9-6 P.M. Corton, under the favorable cable news from Liverpoo Opened active und excited and Lie. higher, but subse- quently, owing to lens favorable cable advices, a part of the improvement was lost. The market closed steady at the quo- “tations appended. There was a good business consummated, the sales amounting to 11,169 bates, including 6,522 for specu- lation, 8,585 for export, 412 for spinning aud 600 in transitu. We quote:-- Mobile and Memphis. New Orleans Uplands and Flo ant = 38% Fis) ; is was in tmoilerate demand and firmly held. ex D. Broderson on private terms. Other bat steady. A 1, 700 th mr 491 bis. flour, 6,780 bush- els wheat, 71,660 do. corn, ‘ho do! and Maebe ae malt. ‘There was no noteworthy chance in ar market to-day, though some few sales wore again made lc. @ Ic. below. market. The business was confined mostly to the low gra: ness in extra State for busi rt to Great Britain at full prices, California four was quiet, but the market was firm at the concession before no salen were 9,000 bbls. within the range of the appended quo- tations, In Southern flour a fair business was consummated prices. The sales footed <, he sales being contined to at 1,600 bbls. Rye tour vit 80 bbls. Corn meal 7. Sales 1,200 bbls. nt $5 for Jersey, and Brandywine on private terms. We [uote :— MMpertie State and Western coven $89 000 89 50 Extra Sante. 98 n 1045, . “ 1050 a 1100 Common to medium extra and choice West 900 4 1125 Round hoop Obio, shipping bran "10.00 w 10 75 Round hoop Ohio, trade bran 11 60.0 13.00 St. Louis low extra. 1100 a 11 00 St. Louis strat 1 50 13.00 St. Louis chotee double extra. 3.00 w 15.00 ‘St, Louts choice family. . 3 00 a 15 50 Southern extra... 1 00 a 13.50 Southern choice and family. 4 00a 15 76 Calffornia four (sacks and bi 36a 1400 Rye four Joes 7508 960 Cora Fi 5900 600 Corn Brandywine 6100 615 Corn Jesey..... 5%a— — demand Tor shipmacas but choice whost wae beld very Arm ror abi nt wi rm. For choice No.1 Wilwaukee 82 68 was bid. Tho saica com: about bushela, at for loads, taken her, one of No. 1 and one of Ni xed ; #2 4655 for Nos. 1 and 2 mixed, in, store. . 2, delivered; $230 for unsound don. #8 . $3: for white Michigan and £280 for red Jersey. was steady, with » fair nd at yeat gales were about 75,000 bushels (main! 131 for new mired Western, 132 for asmail $190 for old in store, #1 22 for do. for white, an 1 28 for small lots. of choice ‘yellow, were in better Wenterm tn hore. “Reve, though quiet ruled steadS.” "the sales ‘estern in store, e, yg sales were. 4,80 busbele Wentern ABI 8. Barley Was dull and womeaues, Uf bartey malt sales were made of 1,00) bushels it i} tfully mavited to attend the fune: 5 Saturday, from his late residence, No. 057 Third | BOARDERS AND LonG , Fale aboulders, 12c. a 12%4e. for pani tor ise 1c. for pickled Se. a 19c. for smoked and 19. a 20c. for bagged. The sales GALLAGHER.—On Weanesstay, Aprtl 8, Mrs. OaTua- ‘were 50 packages. aa a. beter Hamand for ard, so¢ | WINE Perrir GALLAGHER, aged 73 years and 6 months. foro. Y's beae Sales, 1100 bie, at Ue a lee. | ‘The friends and relatives of the family are. Fespect- lay, pis ‘and for this month, buyers. Butter und | fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late reat- at former prices, ine ig a Tuproved demand at | noon, ‘at twelve otctock. There dence, Listh street, near Harlem river, om Saturday vious prices. were sales of 5,50) bbls. for the last | Gate.—On Thursday, April 9, Henry Gave, in the "buyer's option, Crude.in bulk was. free! , ; Sra ia eae Sbtea st at lige fonder | #8th year.of Lis age, eoutinued tc rule dul’ and the asked, while isc. a 254%c. wae Bure seree. bit euppdecs al 25%. ani Free was dull and obtainable at the sales were 6:0 bbis. at 12isc, ern ‘ket, was lower; 2930. was (0 bbls. were sold on small iot in tins at 8c, Of naphtha Jelphia. the market were 2,050 dbis. street, between South Third and South Fourth streets, Wiihamsburg. ‘as witnout partion: ge. The sal oti: GARDENER.—In Pai * mee. n ‘ Be ! ainflela, N. J,,on Wednesday, SE ee ye aad Su don uaphtha ou whe apol | APTL 8 FRANCIS GARDENER: azed 33 years, GoGoin.—!n Hudson City, on Wednesday, April 8, THomas Goaary, a native of Battevant, county Cork, Ireland, tn the 91st year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of hig brother, David Goggin, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from St. Peter's chureh, Bar- clay street, this (Friday; afternoon, at one o'clock. HARRINGTON.—At Farmington, |W, on Sunday, April5, HORACE HARRINGTON, of Brooklyn, aged 24 at RIC.—The en'es were triffing, but prices ‘quote Carolina 10%c. a IL4c--and Rangoon BUGAR.—There was an active demand ft ers and the trade, and full fair to good refining Cuba 1! bhde, at 1Oscc, a Ve. for Cuba, te. a 18i¢c. for Porto ico and ide, a t24c. for Barbados; also 160 boxes at ti kc. a l2ige, Refined was moderately active at 16%c. for pow: crushed and granulated; 1bajc. a 15%c. for soft white, ees were rei sc. a le. quote ates footed "1p 2 oeu 1B» c. tor yellow, tn some derabd ahd’ gener- | YOars. slp naan podbiyewy a en ckets to | _ HOLDEN,—On Wednesday, April 8, MARTHA ANN HOLveN, aged 21 years, 1 month and 18 days. gold, in bond. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- Ie. a W3Ge. arrive, per Santee and Nonamtum, at, $22 Clover was a trite higher Dat quiel, We quote ase at p2 40 a & Flax was unchanged at pg t bday to attend the funeral, from the residence by 7 of her mother, Mrs. Hester Duval, 533 First avenue, TALLOW was moderately active and rather weak. The sales | tnig (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, m were $75,00\ tbs. at 1I2\se, a 18%40., mainly wt 12. WRALEDONE,—Sales were made of 12,000 II private terms, WuiekRy.—Recetpts, none, There were no sales and prices were nominal, COURT OF APPEALS. 19) Aree ic on KAMMITTER.—JOSEPH KAMMITTER, son of John and Meta Kammitter, The funerai will take aes thts (Friday) afternoon, at one o’clock, from 44 Market street, LeeMon.—On Wednesday, April 8, widow of Samuel Leemon, aged 54 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- ly invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) al von, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 439 West Thirty-first street, Lutgecx.—On Thursday, April 9, ARCHIBALD M., son of Join H. and Eliza Limbeck, in the 29th year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, on Sun- MARGARET, Decisions of Cases Argued During the January Term, 1868, ALBANY, April 9, 1868, No, 1. Hamilton et al. vs, Wright—Amirmed, No. 2. Columbian Insurance Company vs. Stevens— Order revised, No. 3. Tracey vs, First National Bank of Selma— Dismissed. No, 4. Baldwin vs. Van Deusen—Reversed. No, 5. Bass vs, Comstock—Afirmed, No. 6. Maher vs. Carman—Aftirmed, No. 1. Page ve. Willett—Aflirmed with modifi- cations, No. 8, Patchin vs. Peck—Afirmed. No, 9. Biossom va. Burritt—Aiirmed. No, 10. Jackson vs. Jackson—Passed. No, 11. Binsee vs. Wood—afirmed. No, 12, Russell vs, Winn—Reversed. No. 13, Williams ys. Fitzhugh—A firmed with modt- fications, No. 14. Warner vs. Erie Railroad Company—Over to next term. No. 15, Comin vs. Reynolds—Amrmed. No. 16. Driscoll vs. N. and R. Lime and Cement Company—Afiirmed. No, 1%. Anthony vs. Browner—Affirmed. No. 18. Spies vs, New York C.R. R. Company— Aftirmed. No, 19. Raple vs, Lansing—AMrmed. No, 20, Kimpton ys, Bronson—Attirmed, No, 21. Sloan vs. Van Wyck—Affirmed, No, 22, Ormsby vs, Douglas—A firmed. No, 23, Holtz vs. Boppe—AMrmed, No, 24, Settled, No. 25, Mayor of New York vs, St. Nicholas Fire Insuranee Company—Afirmed, No. 26. Beard vs. Raritan and Delaware Bay R. R. Company—Keversed. No. 27. Lawrence vs. Ely—Am™firmed. N Biscigie vs. New York Central R. R. Com- pany ‘he family, 227 South Third street, Brooklyn, E. D. * LyncH.—On Wednesday, April 8, of consump- tion, Lizziz M. Lyxcu, daughter of Elizabeth W. and the late James 8. Lynch, aged 20 years 7 months and 19 days. The relatives and fiends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at half- past two o'clock, from her late residence, 67 Luqueer street, Brooklyn, Lunpy—At Newburg, on Tuesday, April 7, Rev. FRancis JAMES LUNDY, D.C.L., in the 54th year of is age. Funeral services at St. Paul’s church, Newburg, on Saturday morning, at half-past eleven o'clock. Car- riages will be m attendance to meet the Hudson River Railroad train leaving New York at geight o'clock in the morning, MoranD.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, April 8, GEORGE A., son of AUGUSTUS MORAND, aged 28 years, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral’ from St. Peter’s church, State street, near Bond, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon,at haif-past three o'clock. McNULTY.—On Thaorsday, April 9, at his residence in Clinton street, Brooklyn, aged 34 years, JOHN McNULTyY. The remains will be interred at North Granville, N. Y., on Sunday morning. McCane.—Drowned, on Tuesday, April 7, Joun McCase, aged 25 years, a native of Boston, county Kildare, Lreland. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Mehan, 264 Bloomfeld street, Hobo- ken, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Friends are Invited to attend, No carriages allowed. NFALIS.—On Wednesday, Apu 8, PATRICK NRALIS, Pi ive of the county Sligo, Ireland, in the 62d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 253 West Houston street, this (Friday) noon, at twelve ot decided on, No. 29, Taylor vs. Bradley—On till next term, ma ae Blarcom vs. Beach—Reversed, No. 31. Gibson vs, Haggart: No. 32. Robey et al. vs. Sedgw No. 33. Benton vs. Martin—Over till next term. No, 34. Schermerhorn ys. Hudson River Raliroad Company—Over till next term, No. 35. Dingledein vs, Third Avenue Ratlroad Com- pany—Reversed. No. 36. Grifiin vs, Banks—Reversed, o'clock, noon, No. 37. Platt vs, New York Central Ratlroad Com- O’KEEFE.—On Thursday, April 9, LAWRENCE pany—Affirmed. O'KEEFE, in the 25th year of his age. No. 38 Philline vs. Patrick—Affirmed, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are ete No. 39. Slocum vs. Barry. fully invited to attend the funeral, from his lat® resi- Gates vs. Andrews—Reversed. dence, No. 170 Mulberry street, on Saturday after- Fulton Fire Insurance Company vs. Batd- hoon, at one o'clock, evérsed. . PEnLiya,—Suddenly, on Wednesday afternoon, . 42. Armitage April 8, Herman PEMLING, aged 28 years, 6 months No, 48, Nichols v Reversed. and 24 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, also the members of Company D, Fifth regiment, N. G.,8.N. Y., on No. 44. Cander vs, Haywood—Afiirmed. No. 45. Bingham vs, Disbrow—Reversed. No. 46. Henry vs. Wilks—Amirmed. . 47, Bacon vs. Burnhain—Reversed. Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late resi- 48. Wolfkull vs. Sixth Avenue Railroad Com- } dgnee, 136 Franklin street. “OLHTANUS.—ON Wednesday, April 8, Marta 8, Any—AMrmed. si Ne 49, Swift vs. City of Poughkeepsie—AMrmed. POLHANUS, beioved wife of Thomas Polhanus and . 50. Van Allen vs. Walt—Nat decided, fe daughter of Thomas and Sarah Earle, aged 20 yearsp No. 61. Smith vs. Mayor of New York—Afiwmed, 10 months and 28 days. N Place ys. Mclivatn—Passed; not decided. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 398 Hudson street, on Saturday after- noon, at one o'clock. ICHARDS.—On Wednesday, April 8, of ¢onsamp- tion, ALFRED B., son of James and Henrietta Rich- ards, aged 30 years, 9 months and 8 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, 151 Perry street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice, People vs. Raymond—AMirmed, Hicks vs. Bradner—AmMirmed, . Wale vs. Hillenback—Anirmed, Shibley vs. Angie—Afirmed, . Westbrook vs. Wiley—Passed to next term. Mayor of New York vs. Excelsior Fire in- surance Compsuy—Afirmed, - 59. Davenport vs. Renkman—Affirmed, No. 60. Gibson vs, American Mutual insurance Company—A(lirmed, No. 61. Boudoumn vs. Hart—Amirmed. No. Clark vs. Tunnicht—Afirmed. Fitzger vs. The People—Afirmed, People ex rel. Riley vs. Johnsou—Afirmed, Winileid vs, Potter—AMrmed. Colwell va, Lawrence—Afirmed, Kelsey #3, Ward—Afirmed, Kelsey vs. Ward—Avtirmed. . 69. People vs. Parker—Order reversed and con- viction affirmed. ment. Rye UnionjCemetery. SHELLY.—-Of consumption, on Thursday, April 9, Meinstown, county Tipperary, Ireland, aged No, 70, Lowman vs. Yates—AMrmed. years, i = reed. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited te tk Onayva Jone atirest: to attend the funeral, which will take place from St. No. 72, Casey vs. Jones—Ailirmed. No. 73. Pratt vs. Coman—Reversed. Vincent de Paul's church, North Sixth street, Brook- No. 74. People vs. Tubbs—AMrmed. i tpn, 1 D., on Saturday afternoon, at half-past two No. 75. People vs. Ferguson, assessor—Reversed. | 0’clock. i | Sueak.—At Chatham Four Corners, N. Y., on sent neg ge Rey enol Wednesday, April 8, Captain Henry SBEAK, aged 53 years and 11 days. ‘uneral services will be held at Washington Hol- low, spine county, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. MARRIAGES AND D EATHS. pers please copy. Dutchess and Columbia coer Married. Suort.—On Wednesday, Aprils, BRripGET SHORT, CLARK—SEBRING.—On Wednesday, April 8, by the | in the 70th year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 67 Ridge street, this (Friday) after- noon, at half-past one o'clock, without farther notice. Smirn.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 8, Many Wyarr, youngest daughter of the late Wal: ter J. Smith, formerly of Ellsworth, Me., in the zist year of her age. Funeral services at the residence of Mr. T. J. James, De Kalk avenue, five doors east of Kent ave- nue, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock. Relatives and fends are respecifuily invited to attend. Ke- mains will be taken to Elisworth, SPINNING.—On Tuesday, April 7, after a severe ill- ness, DANIEL SPINNING, tn his 62d year. Rey. Dr. Burchard, WALTER S. CLARK lo SARAH A., — of the late Jacob L. Sebring, Esq., ail of this city, DaLLY—Apams.—On Tuesday, April 7, at the resi- dence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. J. D. Wells, CHARLES M. DALLY to Miss Marrua L. ADAMS, all of Brooklyn, E. D. Doventy—Torre.—On Wednesday evening, April 8, by the Rev. Halsey W. Knapp, Dantus M, DoveatTy to Ipa, daughter of Joseph Della Torre. ENNEVER—GREENENVAULT.—On ‘Tuesday, March 24, at Setauket, L. I., by Rev. J. Barry, Mr. Josern Lege to Miss Rosa I. GREENENVAULT, both of u ity. KATTENSTROTH—FURENORN.—On Wednesday, April 8, at the residence of the bride’s parenta, by the Rev. F. W. Getssenhainer, AUGUST KATTENSTROTH to ‘The relatives and friends of the family and the AMANDA R., youngest daughter of William J. Fure- | members of Hermitage Lodge and the members vf norn, Esq., of Middie Village, Long Island. Polar Star Lodge No. 119, 1. 0. of 0. F., are invited Secon—Amery.—On Thursday, April 9, at the re- sidence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. R. 8. Foster, D.D., N&LSON SECOR to MAGGIE, second daughter of James Amery, Esq., all of this city. No cards. to attend the funeral, from the Christian church, at Sire gd N. J., this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Sweenry.—On Thursday, April 9, CORNELIUS J. SWRENBY, aged 22 years. a ms Funeral this (Friday) pte at two o'clock, Died. Son Sa cerns Se ete, john Sheehan, 215 ASHMEAD.—On Tuesday, April 7, at Clinton Place, | Spring street New Jersey, Joun W. ASumean, Esq, formerly of |, TAUON.—Om Thursday morning, April 9, Eviza A. Philadetphia, in the 624 year of his age. TALLO! [orn Fale Mary Tallon, aged ‘The remutns will be taken to the Woodiand Cem. | 22 years, §monthe and 14 daye, etery, Philadeiphia, for interment. he relatives and frlende family are respect- ACKERMAN.—Suddenly, on Monday, April 6, Cap- | fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- tain S..H. ACKERMAN, aged 65 years, dence of her parents, West a L. L, on Sat- urday afternoon, at two o'clock, remaine will The funeral services will be held at the late rest- dence of the deceased, 37 Seventh street, this (Fri. | D¢ taken to Calvary Cemetery. day) noon, at twelve M.’ Refatives and friends of the | _V amen CA on Wreaneotay, April 8, in the family are respectfully invited to attend without | Sth year o! hy ied IMON VIET. tn further notice. The remains will be taken to New | ..W) Pe jursday morning, April 9, GEORGE for interment by the 2:15 P. M. train. Wes, aged 59 years. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 22 Vestry street, BATCHRLDER.—Un Wednesday, April 8, Jonn P. on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. vil Batcaetner, M.D., in the 83d year of his age. His friends and those of the famuy, with the medical profession generally, are invited to attend the funeral, at the Mercer street church, near Fighth BILLIARDS. Farr Hote ee oe Wasnaay apes toeg { Beastie it anirrary,mercuron enna, Bea; —Suddenly, on Wednesday, April 8, Joar high og — area ie of avid Bote an oughise of | Zablen ior Sh and @aM, Call and examing of send your The friends of the family are reapectfally invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 238 East Seventy-fourth street, this (Friday) afternoon, ‘at one o'clock. Buss.—On Thursday, April 9, of hemorrhage of the B SALE BILLIARDS Ak ESTABLISHED ROOM, F with Lenne, cheap, if sold eee ae Other business [onsen for selling, Apply on premises, AUiantic street, yo. ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLES—A BARGAIN; qa WARREN Buss, aged 33 years. id: for them ; four i. wie ema ns Will De taken to Eastport, Conn, for | ina teem, abe ne sdiaens Veeaition Ieee iat ee. = seen He ro teey eecatanend ates eean'| _ SRAUBLLERO Oui communication, to be held at Corinthian Od | anne SUIDE, Fellows’ Hall, on Sanday, April 12, at 12 o'clock M., AW hE OE neue MF quekinn We fomera etcar ise portionablereduction o all points West aod North. ‘The aeamers C. VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave pier Brother Master, A. Bi {i ‘North river (near foot of Spring street) daily at. M. of aster lodge, are fraternal invited. Fare on Sunday evening Gainnuse-On Wetneadng, Apr 8 arccantes FY R08 RIVER, AND,, HARLEM, RATLBOADS.— Cannes, & native of Freighmoar Clougher, county Zz ped inte L, ty with Northern cron mt ie, tom 8 Dray us| FGA Tce ry Sabra ja fern wo o’C! . rth 4a: . M. Par tek PE OA TN ba dalled pein wi al yi jendaye. souoM ant Newark, N, 4., on Thursday, Apri 9, ioe LAM ANDESRDILE Vice Pestent FREDERICK S. THOMAS, aged 61 years, ¥ TPORRIS AND ESSEX Ra q ee Notice of fineral hereatter., - Yi AND FOTANOE OF fx, scarlet fever, on Wednesday, Drax.—Su , Of April 8, Lizzie, daughter of John J. and Elizabeth Dean, aged 7 years and 1 poy ‘mail for Raston and intermediate dations. Relatives and friends are respecttally invited to | 7:2 o- attend the faneral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two jae Be Bases eesremac tatoo. o'clock, at the residence of her parenta, Hast Highty- | $20 Ms Ha third street, between Second and Third avenues. 200 P.M wite of Some! Downarin thet year of ner ager” | a P.M Morrivown mn 5 hg baw) ‘The Felntives aud friends of the family are respect. | For surtber fully invited to attend the fanera), ftom her late resi- , pe oo A Perry street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one | “~ DUNN.—Snddenly, on Wednesday, April §, Micnart. | ("yaa THI it PAR THIRTY-THIRD J. DUNN, aged 34 years. : T fee iesana paPaieeal heetiec de bight ca The relatives and friends of the family and the members of Porreat Exempt Assoviation No. 3 are this (Friday, “inte residence, mMreet, ce fr Casto Ciotngs it ac, Please Prion oradireosa P. UARKIR wb Third weave: Latics Atended by Mra. Harrie, ROSENTHAL'S, Ni A it - hs Pe mM, at one o’clock, from his No: 5 Mantatean street.’ - 883 BOWERY, 01 Fannutt.—On Wednesday, April §, JOUN FARRELA, | jie pluber value for Gaal OM Clothing, Rarnitarg, Carpe, | aged 32 years, ‘&c., by calling oF addressing. Ladies attended by Mra Ro- | Jia inends are Invited to atrond the funcral, op | renihal, +9 and out of the city. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully tnvited.to attend the funeral, on Sunday after- noon, from the residence of his sister, 56 Eighth day afternovn, at one o'clock, from the residence of His remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter- SuERWOOD.—Suddenly, on Sunday, April 5, OLrvia SHERWOOD, of Portchester, Westchester county, N. Y, 70 years, ‘The remains were interred on Wednesday, in the at half-past seven o'clock, HUGH SHELLY, a native of ERS WANTED. BLOCK PROM CITY HALL. 3 Frapklort, corner Willikon street a8 fa pba BOARDERS AND LODGERS sANTED, PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, East ‘i ty-ninsh street. Stove and closets, Address L, 0. Hy nodate a waly . 3.10 50 é bo) ain Sane '¥ 36 10 0 cents day, §2and 83 week ; station éa wr N THE NINTH WARD.—BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, BLOCK AND A HALF WEST OF BROADWAY. A newly furaished front Room, with register, gas, hot private family would let, with Board, the last week in April, a faraished Second Floor, Call at 18 Twonty-sixth atreet, No movin et send Seg TH AVENUE, NO. 2%, CORNER OF THIRTY-FIRS' ¢) street. —To Jet, with private table, from Ist of Nay, the cold water, to let, (a one oF two gentlemen, without board, Address A’ A., box 121 Herald office. . NE STREET, NEAR IRVING PLACE.— Parior and Bedroom on’ second floor, front, for gentie- man and wife or t Sf Mi le it) i First and Third Floors; Second Floor may be bad immedi. | other ‘lers. Firat ge ny we il a dg HES ately, Also several tine Rooms for single zentlemen, box £89 Post office, HUBERT STREET, NEAR HUDSON. -ATLARGE WELL | QMALUL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A NIGE SUIT furnished front Parior to let, with or without Board; « Sat Rooms, to two or three gentlemen, with or without first rate location for busin: Board, or breakfast if desirec; can have # nice home; best ceases “ene — reference xt i im West Eleventh street, Ad- EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.—A PLEASANT Room may be obtained, with Board, 13 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH | SPREET.—PCRNISHED +) Rooma for gentieren, without board, opposite St, James’ Hot 14 ST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH venne.—Handsomely furnished Roome to let, with Board. No moving iv May. YOUNG LADY (ARTIST) DESIRES A ROOM AND A Board in an Americar family, where on Sunday wiil meet with no objections; b given, Ad 2 P., box 4,288 Post aifice, laying the plano sheat ‘roferences FRONT SQUARE ROOM WA NTED—BY : and wife, with Board, in « small family, in a picasant location, where there areno other boarders; Ninth dy 3 verms must Rover, Herald oilice. Oe ET ee SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES Room, with or without Board, in ovsten ye New 17 LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER (165) EAST SEV- enteenth strect.—One elegant Room, with first class Board, at moderate prices. Destrable situation on Stuyve- sant Park. References required. 31 BEV! NTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH ST. 2) A Suit of Rooms on’ accond floor, front, newly fu York; private family preferred. Address, with cue : as eas, with full particu: Herald oalice. OARD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN AND W aia wal cutee canoes Lexington and Neventh ayaa ‘Twenty-third and Fortieth streets, Address, stating price particilars, A. 0. A., station G. OARD WANTEDBY A YOUNG MAN, BETWERBN Twentieth and Fiftieth streets and Broadway and Eighth avenue, Address, stating terms, which must be reasonable, C. W. H., 44 Pine street, OARD WANTED—A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH THE Hrd Sete either furnished or unfurnish fora Jad terms, furnished, must uot exceed $10 per week. Ad- dress Galena, Herald office, OARD WANTED FOR A YOUNG LADY IN A SMALL Dy. quiet family (no boarding house), between Twelfth: and Reeeenth streets ; d_ reference given, price moderate. Address Raymond, Herald oilice, for two days, stating full particulars, PERMANENT BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, wife, two children, four and alx years old, and nurse; would require two nice-sized rooms communicatiny i price Rot to exceed #5 or #40 per week, gus included. Ad P. H. J., box 4,434 Post oflice. ‘ANTED—FROM THE 20TH OF APRIL, BY TWO gentlemen, a nicely furnished Room, with modern con- ces and breakfast for one; location below Twenty- dress sixth street and between Third and Seventh ave A E. T. ¥., box 8,789 Post office. “iden WASTED FURNISHED ROOMS IN A QUIET HOUSE, ‘where there are no other boarders preferred, for a gen= tleman and wife, with Board for the latter, Address ©. G., Herald office, with Board; from May 1, third story, front; no mov: WASTED PERMANENT BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN, wife, child and servant, in private family, near Central Park; price not to exceed 880 por week, Address, with par- ticulars, J.C. Adams, 72 Front street. BROOKLYN BOARD. WILLOW ‘Rl —BOARD ON BROOKLYN 8TRE 3 Heights.—Desirahle Rooma for geutieman and wife or single gentiemen. Reference required. pesos COLUMBIA STREET, NEAR WALL STREET FO ferry.—Board on Brooklyn Heirhts.—A Bult of Rooms for a gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, ROOKLYN HRIGHTS.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, THE tire Second Floor in house @> Pierrepont street, corner of Henry. N BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—A SUIT OF ROOMS, WITIT Board, suitable for gentleman and wife. Apply at 15 References required and given. nishe ing Q] GLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET, | NEAR eL Broadway.—A handsomely furnished front’ Room to let, to gentlemen only, House has all improvements aud is pleasantly located. Gara pass the door. QQ THIRD AVENUE, —LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- 3B. hidiod front Room to let to one or two gentlemen ; gas and bath, QQ EAST TWENTY-SECOND STRFET.—PLFASAN 33 Rooms, singly or en suite, with or without el at WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR MADISON 34. Jquare.—Denirable Suits of furnished Roome, Py gen- Uemen, without board, in airs clase house, at moderate Prices; choice location, 34 FAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY OF and. University place.—Furnished or unfurnished Rooms to gentlemen only, without board. Q5 LAFAYETTE PLAGE.—FAMILIES OR GENTLE. +) men may obtain superior accommodations, with or without private table, at the above first class residence. QQ EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM oJ Fourth avenue.—Handaomely furnished Apartment, four rooms, bath, &c., with first class private table if re- quired, 40) (XEW NUMBER) WEST NINTH STREET, NEAR ; ifth avenne.—Handsome Rooms, newly furnished, with good table, for gentlemen and their wives or single gen- tlemen; terms reasonable. References exchanged. 4] ST. ,MARK’S PLACE—ELEGANT LARGE AND small Rooms, en suite or singly, without board, bt fast if deatred; no moving in May. 4.3, WES? TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—TWO FRONT EO __Rooms to let, with Board. References exchanged, 4.4. WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET.—A VERY DE- sirable, large front Room to rent, with dirst class Board, References required. WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—DESIRABLE Rooins for the summer, with Board for family ;refer- chang 4 5 oar NO.) LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEAR ke) Twenty-fourth street,—Handsomely furnished Rooms, singly or en suite, to let to itlemen only; breakfast if de- sired; convenient to the club houses. 46 men. 50 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—A FINE SUIT OF * Rooms can be secured for the season, with first cli Board; also Hall Room, References, No moving. 58 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH * avenue and Broadway.—Pleasant Rooms to let, with Board, from May 1, Terms moderate. References exchanged, 74. UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF THIRTEENTH street.-Furnished Second Floor to let, to one or more parties; also ‘an oftice fora physician, No'moving in May. Apply this morning. NEW NO, 133) EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.— ‘rom May 1 or before, finely furnished Rooms, with first class Board, in a French family, to gentlemen desirous of Practising the language; reference. 9. 4 (NEW NO, 184) WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BE- JE tween Sixth and Seventh avenues,—Furnished EAST TWELFTH STREET, FIRST HOUSI WEST of Broadway.—Elegantly furnished Rooms for gentle- A ~SOUNTRY, BOARD + Brighton, Staten Island ; i thirty ininutes, from Cortlandt street, city, thre from landing fine bathing; &c. Call at 34 East Tweifth street. PRIVATE FAMILY, “DELIGHT?! Fordham, 45 minutes from the ci Tangements with parties desiring Board; terma Address P.,, Fordham, N. ¥. OARD AT ELIZABETH, N. J.—PARTIES CAN BE ‘accommodated at from "f8 to #12 per week liberal de- detion will be made to those furnishing ther owa rooms. ‘Apply at corner of Washington and Pearl streets. OARD IN SOUTH BERC Rooms, (urnished or unfurnish with bath and gas, to let, without board, in a private family.” | Zor families or gentlemen may be engaged fOr Ui raat oF E TE Noble, Herald 0 ™ WEST TWENTY-F! STREET.—IN A PRIVATE ay ferences exchan; ‘Address Noble, Herak German famii isomely ye furnished Floor, without board ; will be let low to a quiet party about the Ist of May not for housekeeping, Restaurant very near. 107 BEDFORD STREET—A NICELY FURNISHED Room to let to one or two gentlemen, with Board; no moving in May, 108 QUINTON PLACE.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Rooms for gentlemen only, without board, 1 (NEW NO. 43) EAST NINTH STREET.—A VERY nice large front Room i stzed Hall Bedroom poe IN THE COUNTRY.—A PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate six or eight with Furnished Rooms and Board on reasonable terms. Address 8. ©. P., Herald ots share at OARD IN YONKERS.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL let two handsome large Rooms to gentlergen and their wives; house on one of a Sees streets, with grounds and fine be view; terms to Address W. B., box 6,062 Post office. AT TARRYTOWN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS and }OARD ‘on the second floor to let, elther er or arately; gas in dated with Board in a small pri- Seon Sa etter patton chemarseyL sone | BS) we, on ce aeeommesnid i Hon na Sma ‘House has all the conveniences, Terms moderate. CLARK, Bay street, ‘New York, or of Raliroad Ticket FORSYTH STREET, TWO DOORS From | Aseutut Tarrytown. i Broome.—A few sentlemen can be accommodated | (4OUNTRY BOARD.—THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, WITH with Board, where they will find all the comforts of @ home; \d Bot be had ina private family within one terma moderate. hour ofthe cer” feeuiee af MMB, iar Insurance Opm- pany, J TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH 14. avenue.—A_ pleasant Room on third floor, WANTED—BY TWO SINGLE GEN- with Board, for two gentlemen or gentleman and wife, Otiemen date buses tn thie chy refer living in m a farm rami [15 WEST EIGHTH STREET, (CLINTON FLACE.— | fonrders; must be within ous houre rise from city. Beat £ ‘ed wil wore pegs ly aS eee Fptergnce Eve, Address, stating lowest terms, Wm, A. man ‘a cho an Rooms, " with excellent Board or private table. sree ane — Fm ame ‘AT WEST END, N. J., TWO NEWLY POUR. 5 P privale fais Vocation peasant and orms wi refer | sce hee brmmaer.! party : of, at ‘ANTED-—PERMANENT BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND, EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—A RECEPTION dings ; terms dress 12: Room, euitable for a pbysician; also furnished Pa ye my ae A. K., box 3,138 Post office. ogee for gentiessem aprivety feslyy pe ee = 124, SSA RPT, meOORaR as GUE Oe i use or three Room wrth oF nit Board. " House in good belgh SHBORTON | HOUSE, FORTIETIC STREET, AND ee avenu ervol ON borhood and within a few minutes’ walk of the f . avenue, frosting Reservoir Park-—Oue degaatiy 127 MACDOUGAL STREET, BETWEEN AMITY AND | Table d'hote or private, Fourth streets.—A few sini tem. tle. ILEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS—EN SUITE OR ‘ingly, for families and gentlemen ; table a ta carte; the nomical of men and wives, can be accommo: with newly furnished Rooms aud Board. Family partly private. ‘No’ moving in most all houses. Reunion Hotel, Forty-second aa sireek between Pouth and Lexington avenues!” QQ LAURENS STREET, FIRST HOUSE —_— EN SCE ESN PE 129. Prince.—A inedsomdly Ffaralsbed Second Ploor ts | [ONG RANCH.— THE COOPER COTTAGE , WILL ee erie — s address Laird? Mansion House, or M. M. Laird, 66 13] WEST FORTY.THIRD STREET, BETWEEN sixTH | Broedway. ai avenue and Broadway.—To let, with Board, hand- ly furnished Rooma from 3 EW ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING SALOON, tauneuipa of Hay or Suns, Rat Bayard 200 hight treet. rooms, ently Turutsheds to @4 weekly; 60 to 60 cents nightly werk hens a Lae ssh iy 135 (QL0, NO) WEST FOURTEENTH STREET—TO ige about $1 50; for gentlemen only. © with |, transientor permanent, a back Par- | — oT meee areaq i ‘also . JULIEN HOTEL, BROADWAY BLOCK, NO.6 WASIT- wees Bole A fowth aose, al secur oecmee bape! * place.—On the European plan. Suites and single i poous for families and slagle gentlemen at mosterate raten oi TWELFTH bar vg La ct go big and Fourth avenues, — out board. Best location tn the city. ih 138 EAS FOURTEENTH STREET.—ROOMS TO LET, IO with Board, suitable for gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen. References exchanged. 208 FIFTH AVENUE—A suIT_ oF ROOMS, FRowT- refer RAL CLAIRVOYANT, from tho cradle to the grave. MADAME Rosa, @ Feo #1. revenle your whole life, Canal strect, near Hudson. ing — Cg ey Ma Rooms = ons a WE supers SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A MA. 5 = : Ghinlst, 8 good hand: wages no object. Adress oF call 297 HENRY STREET —10 LET, A HANDROMELY On J. H.W, £98 Lot ot., Williamaburg, in the store. ris nt Room, with ‘or without N VERMONT; One or two gentlemen ; house frst class, with ‘inprovementa et cee cede he family private; neighborhood highly respectable, , Bilis thie ateaing at tho , 229 Grivnle Turshy wil at's very plessuat cohet Resase D Grivate far ue she iy fat las Boar a gentlemen Nod wife. Meferences exchan, LUMBERS WANTED—FOR THE COUNTRY. APPLY to Hayden, , Gere & Co., 4 Beekman st. ie TAILORS.—WANTED, A SITUATION TO WORK ON rator. Address W. L.., box 147 Herald office. pants or conta and live with the farnily; is a good ope- 23 -) WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—DFSIRABLE foten; for gentsmen snd thot Wives, or slags geullement dinnet at six o'clock, No moving May 1. Q4Q, WEST TWENTY.FOURTH STREET —TWo.CEN. en can obtain @ pleasant third story Room, with all conveniences and B: small Room for one gentleman. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS FANCY DYER; ONE WHO understands his business thoroughiy; no other need ly. Inquire for F. McNally, Brookiya City Mills, 2, @and ‘ulion at., Brooklyn, from 6 to 8 oy joard, at a moderate price; also ANTED.A GOOD CARPET UPHOLSTERER AND A TTL a cheek tak’ dads ieee Deane good shade and curtain upholsterer. Inquire of J. G. LD NO. 178) WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, — . ‘ FAR uD No. 178) Jatt USTREET.—- | Latimer, 161 Aulantic st, Brooklyn. De ee Se ee eT ee oom ANTED-—HORSE COLLAR MAKERS AT 978 PEARL j= A the Int of May. References changed: W ie tom WEST EN STREET.— 250) fenty unre « plensnt Room to ey with or witht Wester g PRACTICAL MANUFACTURER OF Uy. en ayareee Usueral Sonat, bor S608 Post ofice, New York. : WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET,—TO " Q58 Bish Bs OL Rt WASTED—GooD Wood TURNER, AT 184 EAST ast and Floor consisting of two Randaorme,largp rooma, with hail | —* Tt ee Oe ANTED—TWO OR THREE GOOD PATTERN moving 1m May. makers, Apply to Todd & Rafferty, No. 4 Dey a oF at TY 8) IND STREET.—A NEW! 260. Riratmed wecond toor tolet, with tr dase Hoard, Teo Hai ‘Bebroomsy’ house bas’ ail taprovemente’ terme moderate. GQ NEAT |FORTIBTH STRERT.A, PRIVATE joure, brown stone, wil handsomely fur: niabed ‘Wy ArtED-FouR OR FIVE GOOD CARPENTERS, Morrell & Craft, builders, at Pass I from Jersey City, per New York und Erie Railroad. WANtED-- CALICO PRINTER; ONE WHO UNDER- Hands the business. Apply to Wm. Mosely, 153 Fron at. famf upying thelr own sai oa Ri et 8, 00 Becond story. Reference exchanged. Waren situation AS FOREMAN IN A WHOLE. sale clothing ie, bouse by & practical fore: of etther EAST FIFTEENTH STREET,—HOARD ON STUY- estern or Bent « dress, Poreinan, box SG ease EEN e nr hd tos oF tags besdosmeiy foes PI wit 1 hg “eas Rooma, with drwt lass Board. Retorences exchuogod, 31 7 EAST TRIRPRENTE, STRR NEAR SECOND ir aod Bedroom on second floor, for end wife, with good Board; no eh! no ces. WEST TWENTY.EIGHTH oor ele or WASTED A Dree ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS orated yarns, ., bowl with ferred. iu Supeiewsn erurbc a WAG aBee GOOD PLUMBERS, AT LALOR'S, 321 floor, furnished of unturulshed, to fet, with Bourts wgether of separtinly In a: Aral case situs a" SAL STAGE CARPENTER. AD- tio neues wi oder Wetweon Bigath ad | WV ASR wit vefescrinn, ricwtn Herm ote 6 Stay ee Aa Faciery, neat od clans Board, with furmished Room, in a pri ie far 2 CABINETMARERS WANTED—AT family. : ns) B DWAY. Ww) 4 1.252 "AReS-MENEE Cutts, nox FEW DOORS WEST OP BROA DW, “FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. <\N DEMANDE. UNE FRANCAISE COMME FEMME (Ce amano ee tenis m col ‘hambre, any qui parle bieb sa langae, Y-.G00D HIGH. | une petite fille de 41. barhood, Two eleyantiz f fecond au Ly Wes: déine rhe. ihe ‘torien, wih or winout Borde Private. an peotert faioli vate A RMYATE FAMiLy WiLL LE, WITH BOARD, wainat urate ear getm thea ane ate pA at 2:2 Kast Thirteent) table tiret claws. Appiy Becond aud Turd avenues; referenees exebary od. 5_DANS UNE FAMILLE RESPROP, Qa aera enfants francaise alle dole iment sa_langne et etre une bonne 14 bast Beh MB isis NE MME FRANC, Ueto, GSS SD a bonnes recommanm S'addresser ’ Beecher st., chee M. Javon, perimarient parion “Address MR. Ey box ies Rost