The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1868, Page 8

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. ‘The Widening of Laurens Street. © "Tis Board convened yesterday afternoon in the Bupervisor’s chamber, and, after disposing of a large amount of routine business, received from his Honor the Mayor two communications containing vetoes to the resolutions directing the paving of Lexington avenue, from Twenty-first street to Thirty-fourth street, and Twenty-first street, from Fourth avenue to Firth avenue with the heretofore unheard-of improved ement known as the McGonegal pave- pas ge Bl will cost perhaps - more than $5 the Square) yard, The messages were laid over, as was also resolution received from the Board of Councilmen Betting September 1, 1869, a8 the time for commenc- the work of the extending of Church street. In this connection it may be remarked that the Com- mittee on Street Openings, into whose Morpheus- Mke embrace the resolution of Aiderman Norton ling upon the State Legissare to set aside all e proceedings in favor of this Church street swin- @le) was cominitted, and who were ordered to report en the matter in one week from the time the subject ‘was referred, have not yet seen fit to obey the order of the Board, but keep the matter smothered. Those who will be assessed for the work and ‘who have hoped that they might possibl escape the enormous andunnecessary. tax ai site to carry out this stupendous job will probe. bly learn that people from the other énd of the island who “have no special interest in the matter,” but ‘who will not be called on to pay for it, can force this ‘unwholesome morsel down their throats, alderman HARDY, from the special committee to which was referred the snbject of the widening and extending of Laurens street, asked to have the com- mittee discharged from the ‘further consideration of the matter. The members of the committee had given the matter full and earnest consideration, and had prepared and presented what they considered a just Yeport, and could not consistently make any other. The committee was discharged, and the report of the committee as previously offered was taken up for action and.amended so as to comply with the original request of the property owners on Laurens street, to widen Laurens street twenty-five feet, ex- tend ‘it through to’ Fourth street and oblique): through Washington Parade Ground to connect wit! Fifth avenue. All that portion of the report. in re- gard to prohibiting: the laying of a railroad in the street when improved was stricken out, a8 well as ‘that portion directing the ie rile of-a plaza on the alte of the parade ground east of-Fifth avenue, ‘This was done at the motion of Alderman Hardy, who always speaks intelligibly and to the point. Hestated ‘that the portion of the report which had recommended the cutting away of that, fasshe of the parade ground « east of Fifth avenue did not rightly belong tothe mipicct at present, as it had not been asked for by the titioners; and that as far as placing a bar to the ying of a railroad in the street the Common Coun; ¢ @il was entirely impotent, as that matter would rest © with the State Legislature. When the report as amended was put upon its final passage the gentle- man from “up town,” who has 80 steadily favored | wmnecessary alterations “down town,” moved to amend by striking out the word ‘Laurens’? wherever & $ appeared and inserting the word “Thompson.”” The better sense of the members prevailed, how- ever, and the amendment was lost. The report as gmended was then adopted, thirteen voting in favor go the report and one against it, the unit in this ease being Alderman Coulter who has so many “ietreets opened and regulated, graded, paved and otherwise prepared so as to enhance the value of the adjacent property, and who when the committee . offered their report made the motion to recommit “with the special order in favor of Thompson street. After a little further unimportant business the Board adjourned to meet on Monday at two P. M. THE PARK YESTERDAY. — Hints of Spring Grass and Spring Violets. The concourse at the Park yesterday was rather “wmusual for the season, owing partly to a certain _mailcness of the weather and partly to that general gah tg for sunning ourselves which usually seizes public pulse sometime in April and eventuates in drives into the country and other very natural ab- surdities. In New York this epidemic wreaks itself wpon the drives of the Park—a sort of artificial @ountry, with laws peculiar to itself, administered by officers always on the spot to administer them; with bridges built in delightful imitation of rustic bridges; with lakes almost too exact in wandering to together natural; with trees planted in hedges ‘and ranks like long regiments wearing the green, and not as nature plants, with a view to the utmost confusion; in short, with a landscape which is not a Jandscape, but an exceedingly felicitous hit in Jandscaj;e gardening. The grass, the very first he creep out of its winter lairs and haunts, has it begun to exhibit itself—to transfer an adverb m hearing to seeing—audibly; here and there and everywhere thrusting up through the gray turn of last month little green blades, as if to test the wea- ther before venturing out too far. A week more, and ‘the testing process—the feeling of the weather before venturing up into the sunshine—will have been com- Pileted, and the grass will have carpeted the now Variegated lawns of the Park with its own woven and interlaced greenness. ‘The regulations of the keepers, considering that tet at this time of the year the epidemic to tread reupon and to satisfy oneself that the grass at the Park is tangible and not a mere optical delusion, very thoroughly obeyed and conformed to, ‘here now stand but dry stalk there will be instinc- ive opening of flowers also very soon, and the meral public will be seized with an epidemic to ick them by way of demonstrating their tangibility. e violet wili come first, opening almost miracu- Jousty in a day; and next the grass will be sudden! all sown over with the round, bold discs of the yel- Jow dandelion, as if the sunshine Itself, by some pro- ess familiar only to Dame Earth, had been spun or @ardied and recoined into blossoms of its own exact jor, Daisies and yellow buttercups will follow, And then will come on in ranks and hosts the whole Pparti-colored army of the Park botany, exotic and otherwise, ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY ON LONG ISLAND. , On last Friday evening, as Mr. Benjamin Mott, farmer, of Far Rockaway, L. I., was riding home in tis wagon, when at the main road Jeading from Mem vad and Jamaica, near Bushville, he was sttacked by three highwaymen, two of whem got i the wagon, while the third one seized the horse, rT. Mott at once comprehended his perilous situa- commenced to defend himself, and » forcing his ilants to desist, om, and at onc did so with suce at the same time giving the whip to his horse and making good his escape from the rufians, LOAN OFFICES. T 71.-MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA- Jewelry, de. or the same bought at also’ Pawnbrokers? Tickets bought for Dia, jewelry, &e., at 77 Bleecker strect, second Bros’ ve monda, Wat Boor, three doors west of APyaNces es f ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, DRY Goods and A. JAY ersoual property of every description. J. SON, lil Grand street, two doors west of Broad- T @ WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, FIFTH Avthue Hotel, loans and sales promptly negotiated on Diamonds, Watches, ac. T ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH xth avenues.—Cash on Furniture, Diamonds, Pi. ings, Bronges, Furs, Carpets, Mirrors, Books, ea au on every description of valustle pert No chattel mortgage taken, Furniture moved etty or country. IAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY poucut ‘and Me reenets on them, by G. ©, ALLEN, 416 B: way, one doc ‘iow Canal strest, Die M. DAVIS, AT HIS JEWELRY STORE, 557 Broadway, advances money to any amounton Diamonds, jatches and Jewelry, signs about the store. Business strictly private, and nd NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. QareETY, SSPEED AND COMFORT. Further Reduction in Passaze Rater, ‘he favorite Pastonger steamers of the Anchor Line satl every Saturday, with passengers for Literpool, Glasgow and Saturday, April 18 turday, April 25 ‘aturday, May Sue of ble fi eee rable in curren Cabin to ee iverpool, Ginsgo! ilasgow or pny 00 and $75, accord- Excursion tickets, good for twelve nthe, $160, termediate to Glasgow or errs, § eens $00. [Seed Passengers hooked to ana frees eee Rotterdam, Ant- wer, Haste, dc, at very low rates. For further information apply at the company’s oflice, No. 6 Bowli wwling green, New York. J nnRsoN BROTHERS. To avoid imponition passengers will please come direct to the ollice, as thia company does not oonloy runners. ATIONAL LINE, AN’ The steamship PENNSYLVANIA, will leare Saturday, Pasay ett Likdmpool GrOucenstawn-ccabin #100; steerage $80 currency. Steerage tickets from Ls srpool OF Queens- vK ply at the olicea of the Company, 87 and 27 Broadway. Mealy A FW. J. HURST, Manager. UEENSTOWN, LLING AT TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CA\ wie Gated vN, the mals, int Treland.—The Inman line, under contract Siates and British governments for carrying’ despatching their steamers xa follows CITY OF anccedtng Bi Monday,'at 1°P. Mr from pler 45 Nor TEs OF PASSAGR To Paris. 15 Passage by the Monday Senasert Few cabin, rent rom New vote to Halifax—First cabin, sabeieat CO liavre, Hamburg, Bremen, ‘Bie e from Liv ei ears piss, senor | SOHN Ds SORE, Aue penn i roadway, ‘ork. Steamers fortnightly to London direct from Pier No. 8 NN. May 18, ay 5 for passage at cheapest irene 4 TERRE Bosamay. BOWER ND & 2-ASPINWALL, 54 South street, N.Y. 0 ld 5 stoeraae, er Pe Bayable in gu Lr ool or Queenstown, nn, $40, cur cur For further information. apply at the comy Tomes ‘AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE, Wat’ PE: ATALANTA May 30, NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. The General Transatlantic Company's al steamships be- tween Now York and Havre, calling at Bron ‘The splendid new vessels on this favorite pone for the Con- tinent will sail from pler No. 50 North river. as follows :— ST, LAURENT, Hocande, Saturday, April 18 VILLE DE PARIS, Surmont, bata May2, BEREIRE, Ducheate, Saturda Ca E, Lemarie, Saturday, } Price of passage in in gold gold deluding wine) First cabin, $140; 10; nocond 1d cabin, 28, Including rallway tickets, firniahed on board, cabin, #145; second cabin, & ‘These steamers do not carry steeraca passengers. American travellers | ing to or returning from the pent of Europe, by taking the steamers of this line, avold both transit by English ys and the discomforts of cross ing the Channel, besides trouble and expense. GEORGE cera ‘Agent, 88 Broadway. HE HAMBURG ‘ost pear PACKET COMPANY'S fron mail st P SAXON! TA, H. Kier, commander, carrying the U1 nited States mail, will sail on TUESDAY, April a YM. for is passengers for amburg, Havre; Soathasaploa and done in, $120; second cabin, $72; steerage, $36—pay- abies United Stn 2 ~~ "The HAMMONTA: KUNHARDT & 6 General feler, will eail April 31. RICHARD & BOAS, ” General Passenger Agen| No. 6 Barclay atreet, N. Y. THE: NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S Steamship BREMEN, H. A. F. Neynaber, master, carryin, dhe United States mail, will sail from the Bremen pier, foot ‘foot oF Third stre Hobo isieaitign THURSDAY, APRIL 16, BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, taking passengers to London, Havre, Southampton and Bremen at the following rates, payable in gold For the first cabin, #120; second cabin, $73; To be followed hy sla a G. Weuke, master, on Thursday, April For freight or passage a) ohare OEURiGHs & CO., 68 Broad street. TEAM TO [QUEENSTOWN J AND LIVERPOOL, From New York only $30 steerage. Williams. -Wedneaday, Aprit 15 Price. ednesday, April 29 From pier 46 North river. ee Cabin passage, $80, gol Passage from and to. New York, Paris, Hamt Rotter- dam, Ac, Drafts on Treland, England, France and FMAny at lowes! ‘Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadwa; NOMCE.THE SPLENDID STEAMEHIP MANHATTAN, Captain Williams, sails from per 48 North river, foot ot King street, for Queenstown and Liverpool on Wednesday, 15, at 10 o'clock. Cabin as fot j_Bteerage, ar currency. Apply to WILLIAMS & ‘au (ON, '99 Broad: way. LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.— OR PoGanardeteamant ACSTRALASIAN. sssssWednenaay, Apel ib 6 Cabin parsage. Payabie in gold, ee an e"EdNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. COASTWISE_ STEAMSHIPS. yorTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ‘Opposition to mmopoly. POR CALIFORNTA via Panama Railroad, LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINK, By their elegant and favorite steamships: SANTIAGO and OREGONIAN, Weanentay, Apri TS, at noon, from pler 29 North For freight or passa, ‘app B WYCARRINGTON, Arent, 177 West street, corner ‘of Warren. WILLIAM H. WEBB, President, CHARLES Dawa, Vice Presitent, 4 Exchahge place, New York. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. — R NEW one pies oT. ‘AMSHIP LINE, Comprisin the rity lace sanaiion omP GEN RAL Be iEN Captain d, B. Hitureth, gRrschN ‘aptain E. W. Holmes, RMAN, antain . A. Pendleto ERAL'MEADE, Captain A. Gen W. Sampson, UNITED anh aptatn G. L. Norton. ost orn ERA a WeXoe, Win be despatched on ef) oe Bandage a Freight received x1 turbugh rates for The GENERAL GRANT wil ticorod Saturday, Aprit river, yr Mobile and Galveston. For freight or passa havin, rior accommodations, apply to the agent, SAMUEL ST STEVENS, 40 Broadway. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. HE CROMWELL LINT. g Sitgmahtpa of this line will leave ‘pler No, 9 North river at MARIE April 18 ‘Saturday pril 35 urday, ht taken for St. id Galveston at iuoedirrettae: For or fret 1 lv to the. pasnass CROMWELL ECO, 96 West street. IPRXAS LINE. FOR GALVESTON,—THE Al STEAMER Sik decease Mtge) nor pean will Jeave pier #0 Ban river, r ty NAY £60. 130 Maiden lane, pane tye on mani | NEW SIDEWHEEL STEAL AMSHIPS GENERAL BARNES. Capt, Morton, Tharaiay. Aprli 1% fener KGSTON, “Cant, alan. Tarirsday, April 23 rom pier 01 iver, M. precisel; ving throu, “ hebben South, poked hii Heh of Py WINGSTON: Fox & CO., 88 Liberty strect. OR SAVANNAH, Eee EunRy PE eATURDAY, Star Lin Sicamahip wontaoMEy, Lyon.. Saturday, April 18 Steamshi ona be, eat yore Saturday April 25 mor , ler 18. Norih river. ‘Through paseace ticke ican n over the Central Ratlrond of Georgia and Atlantic Gulf oriia. Apply to R. LOWDEN eect 93 Went street. JOR SAVANNAH, GA EMPIRE LINE. ey: SATURDA DAY. from om pier Ig North river, etmete one ‘stenmaht Saturday, April 18 _ BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED, | BLOCK FROM CITY HALL—PRANKFORT We sU8E, Frankfort, corner William street. —250 rooms; accom: nodate gentlemen caly ; 85 to 80 cents day ; #2 and ¥8 week ; open all night, _ BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED, | 302 EkCOND, AVENUE, FIRST DOOR AROVE 302 Reventee A’nicely furnished second Floor oth st ar with Board, vituer separate or together; ulso two small ] WAsHINGTON SQUARE, CORNER OF UNIVERSITY piace and Fourth atreet,—Handaome Rooms, en suite or peg ly, with first class Board, fronts the Park. No moving aye 1 BLOCK FROM WASHINGTON SQUARE-—IN_ A PRI- vate family, a handsomely furnished second story front Room, with excellent Board, for a single gentieman; refer- ence, '80!Amity street. 314 B4 Bast TWELFTH STREPT, THIRD FLOOR.—A n accommodate & few respectable men with gona Boal yaiso two or three young ladies; teams resmaie 315 Fast TWENTY-THIRD STREET (OLD NO. 191).— ‘A Parlor and two Bedrooms, with Boar’, toa family of adulta, oF gentlemen and wives, oF stn entlemen j terms Feasonable, "No moving in Muy. ATH AVENUE, NO. 28, CORNER OF THIRTY-FIRGT +) street, —'o let, wita private table, from Ist of May, tho First and Third Fioora; Second Floor may immed ly. Also several fine Rooms for single gentlemen, 5 BREVooR? PLAcR, TENTH STREET,—HANDSOME J Parlors to let, with or without Board, ELDRIDGE STREET, NEW YORK.-TWO YOUNG 5 men can be accommodated with lodgings. WEST TWENTY-FIGUTH STREET—SUITS OF S21 Meet coon floor, furnished oF hed, to let, with Board, together or separately, in a frst stone house with modern improvemenis, betweca Eighth aud ‘Ninth avenues, 3382 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR SECOND * Pieate. nacsomaly furnished ‘Rooms, on second, COMMERCE STREET, NEAR BLEECKER,—A HAND- fomely furnished front Room to let, in a Private house on the frat floor, to one or two gentlemen; terms moderate, 13 EAST SEV! DUPAENTE arene. La adel hf ‘aven on second ate it ue (rg WASHINGTON PLACE, FIVE DOORS FROM NEW York Hotel,—Elegant Rooms to let, singly or en gulte, ‘ble ; no mov- 13 « with or without Board, with or without private. ing to May. 1 47H STREET, FIVE DOORS EAST OF SECOND AVE. nue, north ‘side.—Handsomely furnished Rooms, en suite or singly, with drat class table, to permanent occu- pants, UNIVERSITY PLACE.—HANDSOMELY —FUR- nished Rooms, on the second fi either singly or In sults, to let, without board, References rejuired and given. 16 fi VARICK PLACE, SULLIVAN STREET, BELOW leecker. Second and third story front Rooms, neatly 16 i Beakfast if desired, 19 FIFTH AVENUE, THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE Brevoort House.—A handsomely furnished Suit of * Rooms to rent, without Board, 20 WEST Ur gt h STREET.—FIRST CLASS J _Rooms, with Board. oe \D STREET.—A LARGE WELL FURNISHED BACK SAN SHA Nickerson. SAN JACINTO, Capt. Atking... iaturday, April 25 Parlor, euitedto a gentleman and wife; family private; Through tickets to all pointe in connection with Central terms $28 per week. Address T, W. H., box $,261 Post office, Rajlroad of Georgia and Florida steamers, ff For freight oF passage apply to- 93 WASHINGTON PLACE.~T0 LET, WISH FIRST M,,B. GARRISON) Agent, ard; suits of handsomely furnished Rooms, No. 5 Bowling Green, New York. | on the coor ceey rer eos FFOR CHARLESTON, BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD | OG CLINTON PLACE.-SUIT OF NEATLY FUR. FLOR RIDA Ports. nished front Rooma, on second or third floor, with first ane PEOPLES 4A i STEAMSHIP COMPANY. MO! re ~Eriday, Abril E..B, SOUDER - 1, Lebby, riday, April 4 From pler No.4 North i ba 3%. Mi.” Through passage tickets and bills lading iseued 10’ all points, Sonth in conne don with Baath Carolina Railroad and by steamers to Florida Poel it taken. as low as any other lit eh ELER & LIX NARD, "Agents, 18 Broadway. OR. CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. x and and Steamship Company's frat o yp Saturday, April 18, at 8 P. Thro Cat ant “ole ‘of lading issued to all pointe ts ouch and Southorest in connection with ee South Carolina Railroad and with steamers to Florida por HENRY RB. MORUAN & CO,, Agents, 2B Brondway. ABBOEe, n any ene SARAGOSSA, M. B. Crowell ‘Commander, will nail Saturday, April Is, at 2 jer 14 Kast river, foot of Wail street. Bills of inding signed for all patna in the interior, Agents in Charles ton forward all goods free of commission, ARTHUR LEARY, 78 William street. _The VICKSBURG will sail on the following Saturday. IDE LIN! o"™ DE LINE 26 Philadelphia, Lorillard Steamship Line. Great Defend in freights. Reduction to summer rates on freight and insurance. From and after this date the | ‘summer, taritf only will be charged on all goods and merchandise by this line, and insurance guar- anteed at %j per cent. Goods recetved on Line's covered Wharve Chl ‘383 East river, New York, and 19 North Wharvvs, For further information inquire at offices on piers. vrams PIANOFORTES, GREAT OFFER. HORACE, 1 WATERS & CO. 41 Bi will dispose of 100 Pianos, Melodeons and makers, at bargaina for cash, or will Dainnes in month thly instalments; for rent, and rent money, applied if purchased, UCTION SALE OF SUPERB ROSEWOOD GRAND Piano; also beautiful prize medal satinwood Piano; both richly carved; three Guitars, 4c. East Jamaica, L. 1. Wed- neaday morning, April 15, MUSICIAN ABOUT GOING TO EUROPE OFFERS for sale two Pianos, two Guitars, a Cabinet Organ and for Thies, at @ very low figure, Address Musi }) te | fora gentleman and wife or party of gentlemen, i WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN BROAD- way and Fifth avenue,—A cozy front Koom, with Board, fn a select private family; for gentleman and 'wife or twé gentlemen. Q] SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH sr. e A Suit of Rooms on second floor, front, newly fur- nished, with Board; from May 1, third story, front; no mov- ing; references, Q] GEINTON PLACE (RIGHTH STRFED, NEAR Broadway.—A handsomely furnished Suit of Root let, separate or together, to gentlemen only ; house pleasantly located, Cara pasa the 3 BOND STREET.—A SUITE OF LARGE ROOM! e with Board, on second Hoon, well adaj apled for family ae loor ; table boarders taken ; four gents; two fine Rooms ontop no moving, 39 coup “NO. 86) WEST NINTH STREET.—A HAND- QS, fomely furnished Suit of Rooms, with or without Bonrd, to let to a gentleman and wife or a party of single entlemen ; <also a handsome back Parlor and Extension to et, to a doctor or dentist, 3 WEST KA aol? bil STREET, NEAR MADISON square,—Desirable suits of furnished Rooms, for gen- tlemen, without board, in @ first class house, at moderate on Prices.’ Chotce | 35 LAFAYETTE PLACE.—FAMILIES OR GENTLE- —_ may obtain erior accommodations, with or without private table, at the above first class residence. 37 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH AVE- nne,—A lady or gentleman and wife can be accommo- dated with a neatly furnished Room, with Board for the lady, in asmail family. 4() (SEW NO) WEST NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH qnvenue.—A gentleman and wile, oF party of gentle. men, can socure a ‘pleasant Suit of ‘Boome: w Sarees 4 EAST TENTH STREET, DETWEEN BROADWAY 3 and University place.—Farnished Rooms, en suite or separately, for gentlemen, without board, on second floor. 4() BAST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY and Univeralty Furnished Roome on. second floor, en suite or separavely, for genticinen, without. board. 1 EIGHTH STREFT, NEAR SECOND AVENUE.—EN- tire Ftoor, beautifully furnished, without board; break- fast if desired. No moving in May. 6 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.—FURNISHED Rooms to Nata suite a sin rom bly to gentlemen, without board, or the entire Floor; no bo: SEVEN OCTAVE UPRIGHT PIANO OF MODERN Age, to be sold on account of removal; price $125. -Ad- immediately. FAMILY BREAKING UP HOUSEKBEPING WILL rent their Piano to a responsible party for #5 per month, fall or address ©. W., N bingdon square. CHEAP PIANO #150—-A SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE- A Weodt i good order; m barcain for a cash customer. S°SIDDLE, 18. Amity atreet, near Broadway. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR ‘sale—Made to order, celebrated city maker, eg i anteed, used five months, cost $600, for ‘tain and Cover; also Parlor Suit for, $200, cost mae Bookcase, Paintings, Bronze, Carpets, Mirrors, chantber! Dining room Furniture at a sacrifice. Tai at at private residence, 44 West Siateenth street, between d Sixth avenues, FPAMILY ABOUT, 70 REMOVE WILL SELL CHEAP A ‘rosewood Piano, Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Carpets and Oitcrotts Fler Giass, "Ace Inquire of ROBERT’ RAY, Third avenue, above 125th’ street. ‘AINES BROTHERS’ Justly ee agree ae standard Pianon of the 4 *‘try'them and you will have no other.” ‘Terme very moderate and easy. 46 Engt Fourteenth street, Union sq roe New Pianos to rent and on installments, ‘SICAL INSTRUMENTS.C HEAP SECOND HAND Pianos, Accordeons, Banjos, Guitars, Violins, Tambo- rine, jot very low all thia month at 419 Grand street, DALY'S Music store, TANO8_CHEAP, SECOND HAND PRICES_8 OCTAVE, ron frame, +65, wood one for $925; melodeons, $85 to #60; also to let. Grand street. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S rough Line to Prete GAMIRORNIK AND CHINA. and passage at atl reguce Tates, Glenmsrs ef the stove ite lente plist Nor ad Necih river, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock noon, four times a mont! ‘on Int, 9th, 1th and 24th, ‘ except when thone daa fal on Shinday, then the day previons ‘One Hundred pounds baggage free to'each adult.” Medicine iw mite OCEAN WEEN, Capt. F. T. Ki ectin, rr a . King, conn ith ae vo red PARE, oa ‘apt, —, map 2 Steamer 1 May' 9 Comnecis closely with. steamer GRENT REPUBETCL artag tea Beantioes Sule sos eats and Japan. For passage tickets and all further Information Spates the Company's ticket office on the wharf, foot of R. BABY, A JRORTHER REDUCTION OF RATES OF — To California vin Pani By the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer OCRAN QUEEN, sailing on Thursday, April 16, nt 12 o'clock toon Freight will be taken at ninety cente'per cuble foot, or one and thi narters cents per atioulara, ‘eppty at freight oles, pier 42 For further North river, foot of Canal street. WELLS, FARGO & CO., Sole Freight Agents Pacific M: eepeny Compnny. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c._ WEEE Dane BOUGHT FOR CASH,—HOURS 9 TILL & PLUMB, ten years established at 512 Broadway, and 25 ears a denier. Several pieces of Jewelry olfered at teulera® ATRIMONIAL, A WIDOW LADY DESIRES TO MAKE qnaintance of « gentleman of meana wi Seairimouy. Address Mra Me Meanin, station G. ‘THE AC. @ view to LOTTERIES. prscy CASHED IN ALL LEGALIZED LOTTERIES, B. NATHAN, 174 Broadway and 77 Nassau street. ‘of. B.—No connection with any uther offices, RESTAURANTS, NGLISH MUTTON, SADDLE Hama, Bacon and Cheese. n Mowbray ‘raised for sale ICHARDSUN'S. 88 Fullon atreet. on draught. 4 TRAVELL ERS GuipE. ANY AND TROY—FARE. #1 50, AND PRO» Feduction to ail points West and North. The ANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave pier 3 North river (near Toot of Spring street) daily at 6 P.M. fare on Sunday evening # R ALB. UDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.— . Traine for Albany and Troy, p gonmering with Northern sopniermt trains, leave New ia Hud ry) River Raii- |rtietD street and Tenth avenue, 8 wod 10.A..M. and y 60 ang AVP. Mo and vie Hariein troad, Twenty. LA. M. and 4.35'P, M. Hudson River will fun’ on urth Aver cae M.train’ Sits cars attached to 6:20 and 11 P.M. trains, WILLIAM H. VAN DERBIL vice President, yo AND waaay RAILROAD, NGE OF Tih R. e apring arrangements for running trains will go into effect on Monday, Avril 13, 1468, . 7 | for Gaston and intermediate stations. over accommodation. aston express, kettstown tral 2 be Be Vallenexy : Mo Mertistows express, i Morristown acsummodation, ‘ther c! re ae see A. Pe BERTHOU #, Easton, Mauch Chunk, te. , General Superintendent e. aera FROM FOOT OF SPRING Side, Pioaaant Valley ror . ally, ok 10 Wand and Fort er, wuehing at Thiet Grramen THOMAS E. HULSE, FROM FOOT OF CHRIS. Lopuer sareet duly at 10 and b for Ills Fr apn F reet both pile Ways, Suvdas OR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL. THE ELEGANT screw steamship MERRIMACK, 2,000 tons burden, Cap- iain L, F. Timmerman, will eal for Rio de Janetro and inter- mis, on Thuraday Apri 2, at 9 ofelock F. M. from pier 43 North Fiver, For peaage apply te to WM. R, |ARRISON, Agent, No: 6 Bowling ‘New York. JNITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA. Atlantic Mall Steamship Company. Aaliing regularly every Thursday, at three o'clock P. M., ror inls, from pier No. 4 North rh YL E. Van Sice. DCARTH jin K. Adi Captata MR. Greene. 1 6 (reight or passage PPO B. HARTSON, President, No. 6 Bowling Grecn. JOR HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ FK NEW YORK AND MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Sailing arery twenty days. The elegant new stearnahy Ww. Hewiit en “ia nln, East river, om Fetday, ABHLB, at 10 A. OF ‘relght OF passage appl ee ALEXANDRE, & SONS, wer atreet. F% HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES Mail. ‘The weil known fast sailing sidewbee! ateamsh|p BIENVILLE, J.B. Paker, Comparer, will all for the wg ove port from pier 96 North river, om Saturday, April 18, at money, 265 in cnrrencs Kot . for Havana re Ton day of nafling. ‘és or “ tiga {TSIM OF passage, baring unsurpassed wecommoda. LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., 68 Laberty street. Bon, AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP GowPawy.— For i daran end New Orleans Ma teocnet eo altar the ‘above porte om New York « satin, april a8, ngere leavin the evening of the day previ ws to sailing wfil connect with the steamer. For frei oF Fateace e pera splendid. oor ag apply to FIELD eco, a wes i “i Bear * Wharf, Baltimore. IPEXAS Line. FOR GALY \ESTON, TEXAS. Te AL steamer EUTERPE, Captain. Sa fa re. geiving, Crelght a8 plee 2, Ean rivers ‘hud will sail Saturday, ‘o charge made for dr warded to the interior by eatiraca,” celveston on goods for. For freight orp apply to cH. ing superior accommodationt nse ? #60. 188 Maidew ta vy JOR NEW ORLEANS NIRECT, he Cromwell Line. will leave pier No. North riv Steamships of this Ii three P. M., aa follows :— GEORGE CROMWELL, MARIPOSA GEORGE WASHINGTON. CORTE: Pres ht taken ‘tor’ ‘a through rates, For freight or pases Saturday, April 11 on , abet B Baty Tings Ap ri 3 Saturday, May “ROM WALL EC 66 Weat street, IANO WANTED.—A LADY OWNING 117 ACRES OF valuable land South, at junction of two navigable rivers, quarter of mile from town and allroad, will exchange for good Piano and Furniture. Addreas 14 Herald office. oh WANTED.—ANY PERSON HAVING A Nite gr Piano to dispose of for cash—must be low—can find buyer. A Address Romane, box 175 Herald office. EVERAL GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS FOR SALE cheap—All In perfect order new Planos to rent af reason able Brice, at Lt LANE N &'SONS’ Cycioid Piano Ware. Foous 3 No. aon Bleecker street, one block west of way. GEE AUCTION SALE OF PIANOS AT EAST JAMAICA, ., on Wednesday, April 15. WASEDA, STEINWAY OR CHICKERING PIANO, second hand, but in good condition, D. EF. WILBUR, 778 Eighth avenue, MUSICAL. Pema s GERMAN LADY WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS IN Music and German for board, on Staten Island, in a pri- vate family. Address Miss F. E., 48 Jane street, N. ¥. Avie’ MUSICAL CONSERVATORY, 92 WEST T Twenty-rixth sirect—Piano, Organ, Violin, Guitsr, ane, Lessons private, Cirenlarn Tend Musle for pa rat class tuner, ‘ATBON, Di 46 WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH ‘and Sixth avenues.—A very desirable fine large handsomely Nike on ‘second floor, ‘bathroom ad- Jofning, with superior Board 5] EAST THIRTIETH STREET.—A LARGE, PLEAS. ‘ant furnished Front Room for leman and wife, or single gentlemen ; also s1 in private famlly. gent mall Room for a single gentleman, 53 WEST Tiéry-EIGHTH STREET.—BOARD.-RICH- Oo ly furnished Rooms. Reference. 5G WESt TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN 910) Firth and Sixth avenues. —Well furnished Rooms to let to geotiemen; also, Parlor Floor suttable for. « professional ntleman, to parties desirin, rmanent ; Water. References exchanged ae 57) MORTON STREET.—A FRONT ROOM AND BED- oom, furnished of unfurnished, and a few pleasant joard, from #6 50 ror gentle to 49; also ta- ble boarders Ding P. ts ble board a inner 65 P.M. No moving in May. Apply WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH 20. ‘avenue and Broadway.—Pleasant Rooms to let, with Board, from May 1. Terms moderate. Heferences exchanged. 73 ee SEV ENTH STREET. LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, sritt excellent Board, near the Cooper Tustitute: bonee home } terms moderate; no moving in EW NO. 133) EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.— From ay ior betore, finely furnished Rooms, with Board, in family, to gentlemen desirous of ere Mayo 86 fre prectning ti 107 ALLEN " STREET.— ACCOMMODATIONS 108 hed Room and ie WEST FOURTEENTH STREET (OLD NO. 82).— To let, with Board, a nloely furnished foom: location pleasant; terms low; family partially private; reference re- quired. 130 Rast srceentu STREET, NEAR IRVING place.—To laf, one hail Room, with first class Board; ie very central, References exchanged. 136 YES THIRTY.SIXTH STREET.—TO LET, AN ) Slegantiy furnished Room, with first class Board, to gentleman and wife without children, 1 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.—TWO OR THREE Se or a gentleman and wife can be accommo with Board. References exchanged. 144 & ane joan ear wall Bg! FIVE YOUNG MEN e aecommods h good Board and nice week. Ca Call ‘an LY Rooms for 66 er’ 145 EAST TWENTY. FIRST STREET, GRAMERCY ‘) Park. Handsome); furnished suits of Rooms, suit- able for families, with yt Pay single Rooms for gentie- men; house and 148 Fast rou RTEENTH STREET, NEAR ACADEMY of Muatc— Elegant Boome, wi class Board, suit # or single gentlemen, FOR ntlemen oF gentleman and wife, with ard, at reasonable terms, QUINTON PLACE—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Rooms for gentlemen only, without board. EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET. ROOMS TO LA) (let, furnished, rench Board, on very mo- able for fam A RELIABLE AND COMPETENT J ALTO DESIRES / AN engagement with a church choir in this city; Feterences Given if Fequired. Address 8., box 1,485 New: York Post at office, 14 no moving. West wEENTIL, ST CELEGANT | FURNISHED ih Board, water, gas, Ac. ; table first class; N ADVANCED SCHOLAR WANTS INSTRU (COTION | ON the violin in the ces teacher must reside town, went aide. Address, stating terme, Ac., J. P. Coy Dox 8970 Post oflice. 15 WAVERLEY PLACE.TWO OR THREE RE- Oe spectable men or man and wife can have a nice clean home with an English family, ‘Terms moderate. “No moving in May. A. GENTLEMAN WILL « INSTRUCTION ON THE Piano, at pupil! residence, for $10 per quarters best Feferences given. Address, with’ residence, feadher, Do! Herald office, 60 REW XO) LEXINGTON AVENUE, CORNER OF OU “Thirtieth ‘street.—Handsomely furnished Second Floor, with ail modern improvements, to gentlemen onlv, without board. sere and fourth floors to let, with Board, to families an single gentlemen all improvements and convenient to cars. 338 (OLD NO. 22 RAST FIFTIETH STREET.—A Private fainily will let nicely furnished Becond Story in auits oF separate, with first clase Board; ample closets aud every convenience. 5] SIXTH AVENUE—A FINE SUIT OF ROOMS TO Fol, with, Board; private table if preferred; also an office, Best reference required. 354 WEST Bt SHIREYAEOOND, STREET.—TWO SINGLE yeni en or tle vd wil i fantly acdomnmmodated with Rove tad’ Based i arn: ily. No moving, 360 VEStWENTY-SECOND STREET.—FIRST CLASS b ard, and a comfortable suit of three Rooms to let Saati ioe erin family; also.one for two persons at $16 per week. G7 HUPSON STREET—A LARGE HANDSOMBLY furniahed front Room, twith Board for gentleman and wife; also several other rodme for gentlemen and wives andsinglé gentlemen, House modern, D5] BROADWAY, {A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS tolet on third floor, front or back, to yentleman ee for ie or spel, Cel rete Also, # large front Room on A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY IN: WEST Estab’ street will rent an entire Second Floor, with Bonrd, entiemen or to gentlemen with thelr wives; table exoellont, and the co of carefully attended ‘Address MJ, flerald 0 GENTLEMAN, Ae Sit a. OHLD ‘10 YEARS OLD) ‘board from April 20, between Twenty-third and Fort; paaeoea streets and Fourth and Sixth avenues; terms ne xceed 200 per month. Address J. K., box S64 Fost LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | FRONT einity of Union square and Broadway, to let to a gentleman; family private, Those, willing to p y iberally for superior accommodations may address G., stahon A SECOND STORY BACK ROOM, ALSO A ROOM ON third to rent to gentlemen, with or without Board, in a ppraia, house; references. Inquire at 108 Weat Twenty-second iA SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A sh tt Room and Bedroom connecting on second floor ore furnished, to one or two ntlemen, without board, but if desired would give breakfast and dinner on Sunday: reasonable, Addzess Mrs. May, box 152 Herald office. PARLOR FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS, IN A PRI- vate house, water and gas, 816 East Twenty-third street; 846, with gas, Ot BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, “ANTED--TWO oe THRE E ROOMS, WITH GOO! Board, for a gentleman, wife, three smail children (oliont gig iserenct cannons Xpormases pls deat No objections toJersey City. r Waters BY A GENTLEMAN, A NICELY FUR- Sevonmthed Room, with Board, in a respectable family in the ‘eventh ward, where the comforts of 4 home may be bad; terms moderate, Addreas G. W., box 1,957 Post oflice. J ANTED-.BOARD NEAR THE CENTRAL PARK, IN V Speiate famaly. for @ lady, infant and nurse; terms moderate; motes Address Homestead, Herald : Se BROOKLYN | BOARD. 6] BOORMAN PLACE, Ti : 2] BOORMAN PEACE, THIRRY-THIRD St., BETWEEN 8.—A private family have a Jarge sunny room on per with board; By hoy summ« ocation; terigs reasonable; this city ea) Seth sa COLUMBIA STREET, TAB terry Bourd on Brookiy'n Hats for a gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, 62 HENRY STREET, conmEs O38 BEN are clase Board Pe A pi Ci iso other elegant Suits, with all modern tmpro error OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY . Sng their own, house, will tet from Mm adel three or four, a Suite of Reoms, on second cet Sid spe! glogeta; the House as al ten provements; location ara oa Firat place, between Henry and Clinton streets, pt a route and in fond walking distance of avenue ferry; teria reasonable, Call on or address ©, Moore street, 'New York. ll ea BOARP ON, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. ROOMS OW BE nd and third floors to let, from the 16th of April and 1 Of May ; location superior ; rooms large erate. Apply at 119 ‘Montague street, (OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Pl Brooklyn, Jersey City or New York; ® small private’ family having’ nice spare Room, modern a House, would pride about Wb & monty pura he eae, th ‘Recreate, 1 AGB Now York Post btce a." N BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—A SUIT OF Roem wig uitable for gentleman and wi References required and given. COUNTRY BOARD. EAR WALL ‘REE’ ehts.—A Bult of moons scion, [A TRONKERS OR CARMANSVILLE.—BOAj WANTED, ay to Decemier fore family of three tou furnish entirely the two roome required and dul re tl fee New York, stating’ pertiotings ea Ga beri hal c ot excaed 75 or B80 per month. ‘ane fj -COUNTRY BOARD,-BELMONT HALL, n, Staten Island; bi looks Bag’ 80 ait ied trom Garland at street, bree from landing. aah 8 A. TRENCH LADY RESIDING AT YONKERS 18 DE! sirous of obtaining & few tle girls to board and eda gate in Engin and Frenc moderate, Address Teacher, box 88 Yonkers Post hee OARD_WANTED—ON LINE OF HUDSON RIVER OR| ‘New Haven Raflroad, within one hour of New York, for: gentleman, wife and child) seven years old; must have alablo accommodation and be convenient to depot, Address, tating | terms, location, &c., A. B, C., box 717 New York Post office. PAR, FROM MAY 1 CAN BE HAD AT A FARM’ house, in a delightful location ia Houssionia-s Eiey, three and & half hours from this articulars address for one week, box 2,835 New York cliy Post ollice. A. BANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR TO Jet, without meals, or lisht housekeeping; no children; ean have sleeping rooms on third floor if desired; would rent Sythe year, 100 -second street, corner of Ninth avenue, between 9 and 11 ‘A.M. and 4and7'P. OARD.—PARTIES OF LIBERAL MEANS DESIRING firat class accommodations, with or without private Table, before or after May 1, are requéated to call at 62 Bond street, oagpowirn HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, suitable for families or single gentlemen. 78 West Twen- aty-third street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, OARD OAN BE HAD IN A PRIVATE JEWISH FAMI- ly, living in @ good location, for gentlemen and thelr wives or single gentlemen, Address I. Herald oflice, et SOCCER AONE: WITH BOARD, AT 419 Fourth avenue; house frat class. BersANrey, FURNISHED ROOMS—EN SUITE OR singly, for families and gentlemen; table @ la carte; the most economical of all houses. Reunion Hotel, Forty-second street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. (OR AN INVALID—PART OF AN ENGLISH BASE- ment, furnished, with or without Board, near Madison uare. EATON, Agent, $53 Broadway. ENTLEMEN WISHING HANDSOME APARTME! en suite or singly, ina very central locality, conventen tocar routes, stage Hines and places of amusement, can ob- tain them ently by addressing Mra. L. M. W., ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST (A class Board, on Madison square, Address H. C., box 763 ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS—LARGE AND small, with or without breakfast, in a small family, at firat class house and location, $1 East’ Twenty-second No moving in May. ‘ANDSOME ROOMS FOR FAMILIES OR PARTY OF aentlemen, with or without Board, at 319 West Thirtieth seat near Eighth avenue; cars and Twenty-third street Excellent location. gee tene i be aNd el nrogeee WITHOUT children, and own house; pA ne ae a a aod singe, sags, or three Malenes: ki em. JERRY, cl Pb eo, TEN Deepa Rlors oF mireet Secting with alegre front rd, ina in private te family, to gentlemen of amit ‘and wife; re" es exchanged. otlice. ) H., Herald ¢ YEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO |LET-WITH OR without Board, in way. single or in suits. Call at 1,252 RIVATE FAMILY, OWN HOUSE, FIRST CLASS ‘brown stone, up town, wishing to reduce expenses, will Jet, with Board, Second Floor, at fair at ys to ranger or ntleman and wife, with every comfort possible. Address fivingeton, box 102 Herald ofice. RESPONSIBLE PARTIES DESIRING THE REST AC- willing to pay « liberal pricey may appiy-at 119 Waverley are laces tite Taree, and ‘one smal ecm’ oa second Roch, Randsomely furnished, now vacant, References, Fequired. Teak LET FURNISHED, TWO ROOMS, § for gentlemen. ' References. SINGLY OR EN est Washington 0 LET_WITH BOARD, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED fecond story Rooms, néar Irving place; terms rezy mode- Fate; no moving in May.’ Address L, B. F., Herald LET—WITH BOARD, TO A MARRIED COUPLE OR two Creyeres Second Floor, completely furnished, of Rouse 192 Union siréet, Brooklyn. “Apply on the premises, BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. LADY HAVING FURNITURE SU eight rooms wish to meet a ing to board her for use of furniture. ire RENELL, 137 West Twenty-fourth street. A Taystoran DESIRES A ROOM SUITABLE FOR AN cee in the vicinity of Forty-second street and Broadway, ‘with or without Board, Address Physician, 682 Seventh .ddiress or ave A —PERMANEN' BOARD WARTED, Ft TWO YOUNG +, men, in a private family, or where there are but few bos location between Second and Seventh avenues and below Thirticth streets” Terma not to exceed. 620 per week. Address T., box 4,459 Post office. YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD AND ROOM, between Fifteenth and Thirtieth stroata, west of Eighth Pot ott Address, stating terms, H. J., box 3,080 New York office. LADY WOULD LIKE BOARD IN A GOOD between West Tenth and ity-sixth streets ; no objections to other boarders; references exchanged. Ad- dress M. West Thi ith street. OA RD.. —WANTED, RMANENT BOARD, BY A gentleman, wife and one child, either in or near the city. diester George, station G, stating terms, which must be mo- rate, Beare, WANTED—A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH THE improvements, either furnished or unfurnished, for lady ; terms, furnished, must not exceed Ad- dress Galena, Herald otice, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ‘and single gentleman, between Twenty-third and Tht Tairy. fourth streets and Madison and Third avenues. ©,, station F, stating terms, which must be moderate, BOARD, WANTED.—a GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND Two danghters Qoungest fourteen years) wish to obtatn nn furnished frout Room and hall Bedroom, on second or third story; location from Fortieth to Slatteth street priyreen Lexington ‘and Sixth avenues ; terms not to exceed $125 month. “Address Easter, Herald office. 10 per we A COMPETENT TENOR, wit CULTIVATED VOTCR familiar with Episcopal service, wishes an et ae first Address Tenor, box 67 Post oflice, A TEACHER oF Tir Pra (0 WILL GIVE THOROUGH Instruction, at 810 per quarter. Apply at 218 West Twenty-elghth street. A GERMAN PROFESSOR GIVES PI #10 a quarter to beg! the art: refer fessor, store 1 Bi: A COMPETENT BASSO WILL Episcopal church choir onty, from Let May. Address, with particular B., Herald office, VATHOLIC MUSIC. AMATEUR VOCALISTS (LADIFS / and gentlemen) wantet for this club; must read fairly and find a room for practice; no conneotion with way choir. ‘Address Onsall, Herald ofice, f (ONTRALTO AND BASSO OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS good voice ands readers. Address Organist, box 1,80) lass quartet choir. ) LESSONS AT and In the highest branch of Brookiyn also. Address Pro- ce. NGAGE IN AN Pont office. ERSONA| The farn in New York; HERALD AND NOT FOR JOR.— ng sung by all the matnatrel bands price 8 « ma Wit, A: YOND & GO, 547 Brondwi HOTELS. _ LINTON, PLACE UOUSE—(ON THER BUKOPEAN Plan), 758 Broadway, corner of Kiehth street and Citnton piace. ion in suits, for families ete rt oY le fippeRh moderate ONG BRANOIH.— THE COOPER Co" OTTAGE, WILL, ‘open for the reception of boarders June 1 For tormis nddress 8. Laird, Mansion House, of Me i! Entra Broadway. NEW ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING SALOON, corner Bowery and Bayard aireet.200 light rooms, neatly furnished; $3 to $4 weekly; 60 to 60 cen entire daily expense about $1 50; for gentlemen only. SUMMER _RESORTS, nightly “Estate, Mobis aaa ene! Te 2 LA TOURETTE HOUSE, PERGEN POINT, WILL ‘on the 26th of April. made rot by G, ARMOU or at the Application for rooms ean be }, at D. Sanford’s, 69 Liberty street, 16( SPRING STREET.-A NICELY FURNISHED Front Parlor on second floor, suitable for one or two single gentlemen, without boat 180 BLEECKER STREET.-LARGE AND SMALL 4 well furnished Rooms to let, with Board. Terms moderate. Q5 SOLES STREET, JERSEY cITY.—YURNISHED Rooms to let, with or without Board, in » private family. 908 BAST THIRTRENTH STREET, TWO BLOCKS from Brondway.—To ih Board, two band somely furnished Rooms, with alt ‘asdern improvements, to gentlemen or gentlemen and thelr wives. No moving in 227 pl NO.) WEST FOU may os STREET.— a gantiy furnished Room Jet, with, Board jase aud altuation tnsurpassed. ence e} Q2Q WET, THIRTY-RIGUTH STREET —A NICELY furnished Suit of Rooms on the recond floor, ina Re ‘ate German family, to let, with full or partial Board, from @ Inst of April or carly parvot May. 9 39 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET—OENTLEMEN and thelr wives wishing good Rooms with Board find them by applying. No moving Ia May. References ex- change 24.4. NEW NO) EAST THIRTRENTH 8T.-A PRIVATE ily comfortably and elegantly situated ts desir. Ous to lessen expenses by accommodating with Board two gentlemen oF gentleman and wife; tooms very desirable, 257 ire WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR EIGHTH avenue.—Handsomely furnished ‘front Room and Bedroom on second floor to let, with Board, suilable for # famtly or single gentlemen. QGQ WEST TWENTY FIFTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTH avenue,A gentleman and wife of a few single gen- Heinen enn be accommodated with nicely furnished Rooms ‘and good Board, English basement Howse. Private family. Ap FAST TENTH STRERT.. ROOMS TO LET, FUR- nished, with Board; three large and two sinall ones, en wishing ® quiet place and good jocation will do well Weer TWENIY-PIPTH STRERT.-A LAROR Back Parlor, furnlahed, in Set lass ‘privaje houre JROARD WANTED-BY A strictly private family. particulars, E., Herald office, ‘BOARD WANTED IN JERSEY CITY—FOR A GENTLE. man and wile, on or before April 26; two rooms ; partie desire to furnish their own rooma: private family preferred, Address, giving fuil particulars, J. A., box 839, New York Post LADY, IN A SMALI ‘Address, With location an Boar WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFF, in & private family; good location ; & front room, secon: floor, with closet; will furnish all except carpet; Board for aaa erms’must be moderate, Address for wo days + station Bore WANTED_BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WITH © private family. Address stating terme, H. E., Heraid office, F™s,¢ CLASS BOARD WANTED- UP THE HUDSON within an hour of the efty, for a m genta, wife, child (two years old), nurse and coachman. Address, with terms and accommodations, A., 68 Weat Forty-Afth atreet. {URNISHED ROOMS WANTED—WITH OR WITHOUT Board, by a highly Teepectabie Indy, who i#engaged out during the day; must bea neighborhood, ree from #3 to 86 per week; permanent If Peulted. Address A A. Py Her- id othce. ¥ CITY.—BOARD WANTED, BY epee Cane private family. Address, -ald office. ERMANENT BOARD, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, wanted —Ry two married gentiemen and their wives and a single gentleman, References exchanged, Address, stating terms and location of the three rvoms do: . ULM, Herald office. NWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE A ROOM AND BEDROOM, with Board, in a private family, The west side pre: ferred. Best of! references given. Address, stating terms and location, Delta, Herald WASTED BY A GERMAN YOUNG LADY, GRADU: ate of a Prussian academy, board in a respectable Amer- fean family in exchange for instruction in Gertnao, Frenoh, music and the yeoeral branches of education, Address E. T. Gy, Herald oftive, BOARD IN A PRENCH FAMILY AT NEWPORT, R. 1. BONNET will receive as boarders three or Zour puplis or a small formtly for the prevent season. Ade dress Prof, Bonnet, 51 Touro stteet, Newport, R. I. OUNTRY BOARD WANTED-—ON THE HUDSON, J within an hour from the city, for a gentleman, wife, and servant; aluo stabling accommodation {or two: horgea, Address, with full particulars, C. B., ‘Union square. |OUNTRY BOARD.—TWO OR THREE CHILDREN will be taken to Board about 35 miles from New York., Inquire at 122 Charies street, for two days. 1 COuNTRY BOARD.—FANILIES WISHING BOARD 1 the country, from” the tst of May, can be accommodat ith five large’ Rooms and frat clase Board by applying ta Mra. C. M. CARPENTER, Portchester, New Yor H EWARK __BOARD.—ELEGANTLY ED Rooms, en suite or singly, for families or single gentle men, at 412 Broa ‘treet; delightful location; few minutes from depot: terms reasonable; references exchanged. Infor mation Sblained od of Mr. B. BERTRAM, Drovers and Butchers™ Bank, Bowe RACTICAL LESSONS IN FRENCH WILL BE GIVEN’ ‘a well educated French gentleman for bis Board or part ofit in an American family living in the country within’ an hour of New York; best reference. He Ay fon D. ; TATEN ISLAND.—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, for the summer, at house three, minutes ; Staten Island. Address Mra, wrclitiow, or inquire at the ferry landing seme ‘WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH NO: children, Board in the country, within eaky access oft the city, for atk months, from May 1;'a farm where there are no other boarders, preferred. Address, with partic~ lars, RT 1, 94 Rapelyes sreet, Brooklyn. LOST AND FOUND. -OBT—A_ POCKETBOOK CONTAINING cia pers. The finder will be liberally rewarded Teavis ita GS new No. 113) West Twenty-d(th street, for jen. OST—ON WEDNESDAY, 8TH INST., IN THE 2:20 Pei M. Harlem Raflrond trath going north, a Mink Boa. The, finder will please return it to Mr, Murvin, 38 South street tocorner ot Firth avenue and 180th street, Harlem, and be- ey eee . [0ST ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN 8 AND. dorclock, in West street, near Barclay, ae from paar to $150 jn atdimps and bill 7" So some bust bits"). The finder will be liberaily re~ lenving the same at 7 Mott street, corner Spring. coe 11, A GOLD CHAIN AND BLUE ENAM. phe Ander will be liberally rewarded of returning the same to H. ©., 118 East Twenty-eighth atreet. Lost, LARGE, BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, ‘white breast and all four feet tipped; had on a leather collar; answers to the name of eee Any one returnin iim‘ amen H. Clark & Son, 742 Broadway, will be liberal re OST—BETWEEN ANN STREET AND THE Tanna office, a Manuscript Copy of a work on the Adamic races in reply to Ane ‘and Dr. Young's “On the N of 80 pares A liberal reward will be paid for its delivery a ald y M. 8. OST—ON SATURDAY, APRIL 11, IN THIRD AVENU 7, 4 Rear Ninth street, a Zold hunting case Watch, full Jew elied, No, 8634, with India rubber chain attached,’ the owner has the crystal, The finder will be xian anys rewarded by re- turning it to 81 ‘Third aven ue, near Nin\ OST—ON FRIDAY EVENING, IN A NEW HAVEN Raflroad car, or in immediate vicinity of th the New Hai depot, a small Pocketbook, containing: ke; Tho under will Perewarded oy revaralog to i. fi'Van a way. OST—A VERY LARGE DOG (RESEMBLING A NE’ foundiand), yellowish brown color, with dark inle shoulders anid near the root of his tall, one fore foot whi Ost FROM, 61, BARROW STREET—A BLACK AND tan. slut, short ears, answers to ame of “Pennie Aliberal reward will be paid for her aa OST OR STOLEN—COMING FROM WASHINGTON market, through Fulton, Vs nd Church streets to ihe Sixth arénus cere, « Portemonnate, containing a check f $10, not endorsed; Miso ‘nine #5 bile, with other changed Sultebie reward will be given by returaing same at No. 6 Toirty-sinth street. seis "REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 9, FROM Forty-fourth street, between Sixth avenue and’ Brond- way, a skye terrier Dog: answers to the name of Pat: had on a collar with owner's name in full. Return to 145 West Forty+ fourth street. ar REWARD,—L0sT, A POCKETBOOK CONTAIN ing ra tickets, (om Grand street cars, Return to $5. Chatham si f adoubie barrel xtub twist Duck Gun r42in. in lencth of barrels, three bents $2. eo" oR STOLEN FROM 15 GOLD STREET, ms K, fojoeks Made by Hollis € Sheath, sirmingham. "¢38 reward Will be pald and uo questions asked if Feturned to the above address. 25 REWARD.—LosT, BY A POOR MAN, #) Friday, the 10th inst., between 3 and 4 o'clock P. Bear an wmbrellg stand corner fof Broadway and \esey atree before entering the cnr, « brown leather’ Pocketbook, coat taining money, # check on the North Wiver Bank and sor rivate papers, The finder will receive $25 reward by reti ing same to Peterman & Co., 146 Fulton atreet. No (uestio sked. ow Gor REWARD. LOST, TWO. BONDS: #10, NO, 3 088,. ni fourth se ‘elow, No. 497,774, third series, ow Apri tt, “Above Tew: I be given’ to’ the person who heimols them to tse'S Ninth avenue, in the saloo = “REWARD FOR TH! b DISCOVERY OF TH PAD) who stole a number of u nes fi last week. RassAlo, N. J, April 11, 1868. 5() REWARD.-STOLEN FROM t ASTORIA, oN THR DOU saor Aprii, a brown Mare avout 16 bande bi Built, black mane, biack wary tail, light belly and i Between the hind iegs; the hind leus straighter th the mon run of horses. The above rewat perdon who will give any Information that will cove piving 40 JAMES MAGURN, Astoria, oF to SAMER we tio 5 Ci New York. STABLE ON about 10 years Whoever FROM ‘wilj return will receive the above re $10. 000 REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE Bank, this day, iJ Ps mp re st a up Comy resse |. Morgan’ New Fore couiaalng afty tho ara Sta, Iniecal tonder notes of jousand doliars dated 10th i i 4 aa oe A fe tai tb inh “i 8, “gute Wid is i, Weeat, 18 044, . 487, 20'223, at i; 0 4 tenn, Ble 80,343, 40,059, ae W281, 41 ye51, yublic are cautioned against trading for the same, and the above reward 18 offered ‘or the recovery of the money and it of ty apply to Me ORGAN'S mek CH, JUMONVILLE, Cn! Naw ORLPANS, March 26, 1868, LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A MO! ‘agate Seal King, lost Satur! L.B. R, No, 4 Maiden lane. iNtam street, New York, or ier, i Bank, New Orleans. ANTED.ROOMS, BY A GENTLEMAN AND “WIFE W ‘of quiet habits, S, Board for the wife, Address J. A. ‘Bvane, station D. AY. _wit 68 BROADW. te ow Pear POLICE AGENO refer to the mercantile community geuerally as to experience, facilities and standing.