The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1868, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SATURDAY, April 18—6 P. M. The gold market has been very firm to-day, and the @uctuations were from 1384; to 138%, with the clos- Bg transactions at 138%. Loans were made at rates ranging from two to eight per cent per annnum for carrying, and at 1-32 per cent until Monday. The gross clearings amounted to $33,887,000, the gold balances to $1,710,010, and the currency balances to $2,533,354. The shipments of specie for the week aggregated $1,625,498, of which the St. Laurent, sail- ing to-day, took out $733,207, the Cuba $100,000, the City of Paris $114,520 and the Pennsytvania $84,000, These increased exports were foreshadowed by the advance in the rates of foreign exchange yesterday. Mr. C. H. Van Deventer has been admitted a member of the Gold Exchange. Thestock of coin and bullion held by the Bank of France at the 1st of the present Month was £45,887,000, while the Bank of England held £21,000,000, The leading sensation on the Stock Exchange was the passage of the Erie bill, and as soon as the News of its passage became known there was a rush ‘W sell the stock, but the bulls ran to the rescue, and the result was a decline of but little more than one Per cent, The market for all the speculative shares Was unsettled during the remainder of the day, and the fortunes of speculators appear to hinge more than ever upon Rev. Mr. Drew and Commodore Van- derbilt, 50 much so that if one of these giants con- tracted a cold or sprained his ankle it would be a matter of vast concern to his numerous followers, Another instance of stock ‘“ watering’’ has just oc- currea, The directors of the Cleveland and Pitts- burg Railroad Company have declared a stock divi- dend of ten per cent, payable on the Ist of May, to the stockholders, at the ciose of the transfer books onthe 20th of April. The system of declaring stock @ividends is a bad one, for by adding to the capital stock it diminishes the ability of the companies con- cerned to pay cash dividends, and therefore works ultimate injury to the stockholders. Money was in better supply to-day than at any time during the week, and there was no difficulty in borrowing at the legal rate in currency, the result of which was that seven per cent in coin loans were paid off in many instances. It is not likely, how- ever, that this relaxation from the recent stringency will be prolonged through the ensuing week, as it comes too suddenly to be lasting, and the bank state- ment goes to show that the city institutions are weaker in point of reserve than they were a week ago. Lenders are always anxious to make two days’ Imterest by loaning from Saturday to Monday, and it Is the almost invariable experience of Wall street that however active the money market may be it be- comes co mparatively easy at the end of each week. ‘The statement of the associated banks of this city for the week ending to-day is less favorable than was expected. The legal tender notes show a decrease of $1,148,949, the loans an increase of $1,884,261, the specie an increase of $433,492, the circulation an in- crease of $24,309, and the deposits an increase of $1,980,643. The totals of the present and last pre- vious statement are as subjoined:— Specie. 16,343,150 Circulation 34,194,272 Deposits... « 179,851,880 83 Legal tenders . 51,982,609 50,833,660 Government securities were strong at the opening and steady during the remainder of the day at a fractional advance upon yesterday’s prices. There was a moderately active investment demand, but the Speculative transactions were limited. The Sub- Treasury was not a buyer of seven-thirty notes, owing to its bid being only 106, or f a 3¢ below the current Prige. At the close the quotations were as follows:— Registered, 1881, 112% a 11234; coupon, 1881, 2K a 112%; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 104 a 10414; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 111 a 111%; do., 1864, 109% @ 10944; do., 1865, 109% @ 109%; d6., 1965, January and July, 107% @ 108; do., 1867, 108 a 10834; 10-40’s, registered, 1012{ @ 102;, 10-40’s, coupon, 1017¢ a 10214; June 7.30’s, 1063¢ @ 10634; July 3.30's, 10634 @ 10634; May compounds, 1864, 118},; Au- gust do., 11346; September do., 117; October do., 1163. Festi} comited®ement of business the stock market was weak, and Erie sold down to 66%; and New York Central to 111; but, at the early session of the open board there was a sharp rally, owing mainly to the bears becoming frightened and rushing in to cover their contracts, while the bull cliques availed them- selves of this opportunity to bid prices up on them and sell a portion of their stock. New York Central gold at 112% a 112%; Erie, 673, @ 67%; Fort Wayne, 102, and Rock Island, 89 a 89%. At the first regular board the rally made further progress, and New York Central closed 3% higher than at the same time yesterday, Erie 17, Hudson River 23s, Reading 1, Michigan Southern 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg 2);, Cleveland and Toledo 8%, Rock Island 374, Northwestern preferred 27;, Fort Wayne 1%, Milwaukee and St. Paul 2%, pre- ferred 34, Ohio and Mississippi 74, Pacific Mail 534, Quicksilver 2, and Western Union Telegraph 13. Government securities were strong at an advance of 4% a3. The State stocks were 44 a 1% Higher. After the call prices were a fraction higher; but when it became known that the Erie bill had finally passed the Senate By a vote of 17 to 12, a downward reaction set in, and at the open board at one o’clock New York Central sold at 1127{, Erie 66%, Rock Island 894s, Hudson River 1274, and Pacific Mail 912914. There was no second regular board; but at the open board at half-past three the market was dull, and New York Central sold at 112\% a 112%; Rock Island, 89 9 8914; Reading, 8774 a 8734; Michigan Southern, 87/4; Northwestern preferred, 7234 a 72; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 60 a 60‘; do. preferred, 72; Ohio and Mississippi, 30';, and Pacific Mail, 92 a 9214. Daring the remainder of the afternoon transactions were of a limited scale, and at the close at haif- past five the following quotations were current:— New York Central, 11314; Erie, 66% a 67; Hudson River, 126°; a 128; Reading, 874% a 87%; Michigan Southern, 8734 a $734; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 861; a $734; Cleveland and Toledo, 102 a 10234; Rock Island, 99% a 8914; Northwestern, 61; do. preferred, 72 a 72%; Pacifle Mail, 9175 a 92; Western Union Tele- graph, 36% a 3° rt Wayne, 101% a 101%; Michigan Central, 114 a 115; Miinois Central, 14144 a 14134; Ohio ‘nd Mississippi, 30'; a 30%; Canton Company, 46% a 474g; Atlantic Mati, 30a 31; Cumberland preferred; 31 a 33; Quicksilver, 27 a 28; Mariposa preferred, 93¢ 10; Toledo and Wabash, 49, The foreign exchange market was firm but in- active, and bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1097; 2 1105s; at three days, 11094 @ 110%; commercial bills, 10994 a 100%. The daily range of the goid market during the week fs thus shown:— Monday. Tuesday. 1385 iy 38) 138 by Consols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- tioned :— Apri! 4, April 9. Aprils. Consols . +9 ade MY ANS 9314 2939, Five-twenties . “am TM AT Wyaw, Mlinois Centra a— 965, a — 4a — 460 a— actions for the week at the Custom House and Sub-Treasury in this city have been as follows:— Custom House, ——Sub-Treasury.-—— Receipts. Payments, — Re rf 2,437,597 April 13 ‘April 14. April 16, April 16. April 17. April is. Totals . $9,402,004 13,397, 71 $2,534,082 Bal. in Sub-Treas’y morning of April 13... $100,760, Deduct payments during the week. Balance on Saturday evening. The totais at the close of each week since the com- mencement of the year sum up as follows:— Custom House, Receipts, Receipts, Payments, Balances. Tan. 4. $1,158,795 $12,532,646 $19,267,465 $97,564,728 Jan. 11.. 1,063,802 “41,441/822 41,181,472 97,825, + 1,582,134 11,094,740 1,671,057 11,106,123 + Bots sta 24,820,870 2,058,0 10, 176,33) 2,912,605 C008 asd + 2,586,098 2,324,477) April 4. April ii. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1868.—TRIPLE SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXC: Saturday, April 18—10:15 A. M. 18100000 17 8 6%s,5-90,7,"62 104 100 shs BostonWater P'r 19 000 couse. 1 200 Adame Express... 10000 OS fo’ tdotelock TT _ a Mio vss bi; 8 nk Trg BOW Fito st eas ti” BS exe $000 do, Aa veldek, 108 100 do 54000 U aud Bou oo 800 Cleve 4 Pitts RR. ma W Cley, Col & Cin RR. 10674 30 Chie’ NW pret bd = PSReRiZElsaeaesen < 6 i 2000 do. 4 200 = do. gus 100 do. “wad 945g m do. 10 943 2 do. +. OA 50 Atlantic Mail SS Co 30°" 1 # Del & Hudson Canal 159 100 Boston Water Power 1914 400 WEDDING AT FORTRESS MONROE. Marriage of Brevet Brigadier General Chauncy B. Reese to Miss Mary Courtney—Brilliant Display of “Fair Women and Brave Men.” Fortress MonRog, Va., April 16, 1868. Brevet Brigadier General Chauncy B. Reese, of the United States Engineer Corps, was married last evening, at six o’clock, to Miss Mary Courtney, of Baltimore, Md. The ceremony took place at the residence of her brother-in-law, General Henry Brewerton, the Rev. Dr. Cheevers, Post Chaplain, officiating, and was the most brilliant affair that has ever taken place in this section. The bride was dressed in a heavy white corded silk, trimmed with point lace and folds of white satin, over which was thrown a thick lace veil ex- tending to her feet and trailing upon the floor. The General was dressed in full uniform, as were also his groomsmen, and he looked the thorough soldier. © ‘The bridesmaids were five in number, and were all dressed in white tarlaton and looking charmingly. Two of them, Miss Emma Eaton and Miss Sewell, were from this place, while the others, Miss Canfield, back Slaughter and Miss Calphas, were from Balti: ore, The groomsmen were :—First—Colonel H. L. Guen- ther, of the Fifth ited States Artillery; sec- ond--Colonel 0. B, Comstock, of General Grant's staf; third—Captain C. B. Phillips, of the United States Engineers; fourth—Captain M. L. Roland, of the United States Ordnance Corps; fifth—Captain Joseph P. Sanger, Post Adjutant. They were all dressed gorgeously, and with their shining epaulets and brass buttons made a very fine appearance. There was a very large attendance of ladies and gentlemen, Ta ee el) and their wives. The seanenen were in full uniform and the ladies all ressed with exquisite taste. Generals Barry, Brew- erton, Hays and Roberts were present, together with Rear Admiral H. K. Hoff, Commodore Kilty and a large number of others, The ceremony was performed in the north room of the General’s mausion, which had been tastefully decorated with flags and evergreens for the occasion. Among these were fixed a variety of transparencies and candles, which, when lighted, made a very beau- tiful pyrotechnic display. The eeremony being over the party retired to an saotaing. room, Where a su- perb supper, composed of all the delicacies of the season, was served, to which ample justice was tone by the assembled guests. After supper a reception was held until half-past eight, when the happy couple left on the Baltimore boat for an extended tour through the Northern States. The bride received a number of very handsome presents from her many friends, consisting princi- pally of silverware, which will be very convenient to ve in the house. The band of the Artillery School was in attendance and discoursed some Very fine music during the evening. After the Generai and his lady had left the band produced their stringed instruments and dancing was inaugurated, which was indulged tn until a late hour, As the boat on which the General and lady were assengers was leaving the wharf the Ordnance ae lent treated them to a fine display of fire- ror 6M. flie fort, lasting until the boat had got far out into the bay. Most of the officers of the Portsmouth Navy Yard and their ladies were present at the wedding. They came down in the tug Perriwinkie, Captain Reynolds, Which remained for them until they were ready to return, The General and his estimable lady have the best wishes of their numerous friends for a long and happy life, a pleasant trip and a safe return. A HOME IN THE ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS, FRANKVILLE, Md., Aprii 14, 1868, To THE EpiTor or THE HERALD:— Having suffered much through the winter in Wash- ington, Governor Thomas lugged me up here with him on the eastern slope of the All¢zhany Mountains, where I am resting, raminating and recuperating, looking down from these sublime heights, with pity and commiseration akin to contempt, upon the low, paltry tricks of mice and men in the regions below, where the mercenary herd, who doat on dust, are wallowing in the filth and mire of political profi- gacy, peculation and corruption; but then I can look up in awe and admiration to Him who created the earth and these everlasting hills, and stretched out the heavgns as a curtain over them, and who only re- veals Himself to man as He did to Moses on the mount and burning bush, pouring out his indignation and wrath in torrents upon the villains in the val- leys below. Here are mountains on mountains led, primeval forests still growing wild majestic oaks and towering pines. Nature’s grandeur and glory thus combine with uplifted hand to make an lavit that God, who created a world, will save it. The above is rough, rugged rhyme. We are awaiting the progress of impeachment, with all prayer and tlence. Cut off from the communion of and never seeing the New York HERALD in fact, impeachment may prevail and the President be convicted and consigned to that obscurity from which he sprung, and that ignominy 80 justly earned, and Wade and his friends wade in, and we as igno- rant of it as Nicodemus was of the new birth. Surely, ‘we should see the HERALD, as it is as the sunlight 4 the morning to us. Were we not so immensely poor, even as a proverb, we would enclose you 4 year’s subscription in advance. The air here is pure, ex- hilarating and invigorating, never out of sight of a gushing spring of water, with frequent tron and sul- phur springs; the streams ail full of brook trout, andy the forests with game, deer, bear, foxes, who have holes, pheasants, &c., &c. The Governor and! talk gravely on heavenly and divine subjects; talk poli- tics and specu'ate on impeachment; ride over these mountains and through the dense and immense for- esis on horseback, like Don Quixote and Sancho Panzo, seeking wind mills and adventures, with bountiful beds and table, fresh milk, cream, butter, eggs, and maple sugar and syrup, so that our appe- tes are voracious and we eat enormously, and would make good colleagues of the beast in Reve a- tions, who was commanded to arise and devour much flesh. In fact, we fare sumptuously three po every day, but are uot clothed in purple or very ne linen. This vast region, full of coal, and abounding in Mountain streams and water power, has been over- looked and passed by by the migration for the great West; but the capitalists and manuf. lists, who have such keen eyes for tariis aud protec. tion and such voracious appetites for profits and per cent, will sooner or later learn to locate their manu- factories near the coal he's and on water courses, «onthe line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and thus save the expense of transportation and handiing of coat and the raw material, and the paying freight and transportation on them. It is easier fcr Mahomet, and mammoth monopolists and manufac: turers to go to the mountains full of coal and iron and water power, than to trans) mountains of coal, iron, wool, cotton, &c., to the it for manu- facture. It was the coal flelds that ouilt up Manches- ter, SheMecld, Leeds and Li gg jo England, These lands are rich and productive, but have been owned in large bodies in Baltimore, THOMAS SHANKLAND, "PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. List of Americans registered at the office of Bowles, Drevet @ Co., Paris, for the week ending Aj ril 2, 1863:—From New York—A. B. Tarker, Mr. and Mra, E. W. Constant, ©. H. Thompson, J. J. Dumieid, Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Dewey, E. E. Dewey, Mr. and Mra, B, L. Ludington, Mra.’ Parkhurst, Mr. and Mrs. D. @, oy, Miss Weaver, D. M. Hughes and wife, John B. Baker, Mrs. Lyon and family, Mrs. G. Gilbert, Mise Gilbert, Miss Whitney, G. L. Morse, H. Morgan, Hartford—W. L. Eaton. Newark—Miss A. 0, Bollea, Dayton—H. E. Parrott, Miss Parrott. Boston—F, Amory, G. A. Goddard, B, Wiggin, Mr. and Mrs, 0. B, Russ, C, W. Osborn, C. M. Eustis, T. BE. Mosley, B, C, Mosiey. Philadelphia—A, b. Cook. Norwich--c, M. Carleton and wife. New Bedford—W. Rotch. st, Louls—C, Wiggin, J. L. Butler, R. Campbell and family, J. M. Randell and family. Buffaio—Ww. FB. Richmond, J. M, Delmond. Kansas—M. G. Parrott, San Francisco—J. Winter, B. E. Dewey, B. Brewster and wife, G. J. Brooks, W. M. Smiti. Cineinnati— Mr. and Mra. C, P, Marshy. Chicago—S. C. Hongh, Miss M. A. Mott. Montana—J. 8. Osborn. Charies- ton—W. B, Wilson, Vermont—Miss N. B. Goodhue. Watimore—F. B, Mayer. A mgn named Forrest was arrested in New York @ few dafs ago on the charge of burglariousiy entering the store of W. & J. E. Roe, at Patchogue. The prisoner subsequently confessed his guilt and is now awaiting the action of the Grand Jury. The Presbytery of Long Island will meet at Southold on Tuesday next. On Friday night last the dweliing of Moses Smith, at Comack, was destroyed by fire. Loss about . Absalom King, a resident of Orient, died on Sunday last of lockjaw, superinduced by a splinter of wood which entered one of his thumbs two weeks before his death, Aman named Hildreth, a resident of Oyster Bi Queens county, died on Friday last from the effects of poison from pokeweed, which was accidentally grated up: with horseradish, The wife of dec had a narrow escape from a similar death, St. Michael’s School, at Flushing, L. 1, was de- stroyed by fire yesterday forenoon. The loss 1s esti- mated at $5,000, niin nn Oe, BAUR e. FINE RESTAURANT, WITH TWO YEARS’ LEASE A. Tarrsalentuid savente® beat corner betwoan Fortieth street and Harlem, NEAFIE, Real Estate Broker, 1,874 Third avenue, corner Eighty-sixth street. nue. FOR SALE, AUNDRY FOR SALE SITUATED IN THE vierxtry of a and ship good ness. ‘Apply at 6 North Moore street, ) “7S ® QBCOND HAND IKON SAFE FOR SALE—MARVIN'S make; inside measurement 38in,x27in., I7in, deep; steel money box ; double doors and locks. Apply at No. LJay street, Brooklyn. eo FOUNTAIN FOR SALE—GOOD AS NEW, AP- ply early, at basement 256 Grand street, corner Bowery. bind PRINTERS.-A NEAT JOB OFFICE, WITH GOOD run of work, for rale, fully established, up town; terms: sy. SHELLEY & REMSEN, 69 Liberty sireet, WO TRON SAFES FOR SALE, AT NO. 5 M TWO TRON SAFE |ALE, AT NO. & MURRAY Y HUNDRED PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES for sule before May 1; also second hand Scales, at low Prices, in consequence of removal. No. 8 Cortlandt street, (T8E LEASE AND BUSINESS OF A FIRST CLASS UP aut Real Estate office for sale, Address Coniidence, jon D, 3 OOO WILL BUY A WELL ESTABLISHED AND & Hourishing Milinery, Dressmaking and Fauey ds Establishment of jive years’ standing, consisting of & well assorted stock of millinery, and fancy goods, with an en- tire outfit of Household Furniture. Parties desiring a good business would do well to address Charles Barwin, Yorkville ont of 46 500 —THE STOCK, LEASE, FIXTURES AND . +, Good Will of’ a wholesale tea, coffee and spice manufactory ; & gond chance fora cash customer, Ad- BARGAIN—FEED STORE FOR SALE; LOW RENT, 952 Third BUTCHER'S MARKET—2 YEARS ESTABLISHED, = let. Apply to J. H. GREENE, 302 West Twenty-ninth atieet LARGE SIZE LILLIE SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP.— Also two medium and one small Safe, Herring and arcane make ; double set gold mounted Harness, at 75 Maiden jane. LEASE FOR SALE—OF THE STORE AND DWEL- lings 608 Third avenue, occupied aa a restanrant, W8icx 60; well adapted for any business. Apply to THOS, GAFF- BY, Auctioneer, 3 Chambers street, or 250 Weet Thirtieth WELL ESTABLISHED JEWELRY STORE, IN A A “trot cicka location, for alo cheap. Apply to G. W. PLATT, 22 John street. A BARGAIN.—FOR Levers) AT HALF COST, A BOARD- ing Honse full of lers ; reat 0: ha aie 3 nse bas chi ing complete; $2,600; rent 3 house ‘twenty light rooms; i8 locate within lock of Gra- mercy Park Hotel, ‘Address Henry M. K., station D. LARGE SIZE HERRING'S SAFE, FOR SALE. 41. Cheap; also two medium and one small Safe; He ring’s, an 's make. x d Wilder's 8. G. QUIRK, No, 96 Maiden lane. VERY RARE CHANCE.—SPICE MILL FOR SALE, in complete running order, four wasters, two Page's and all machinery, tools and labels nocessary to a large ing three stories and cellar, of which alow ined, with power. A man with $10,000 can 110,000 the first year; coat #8,000; will be sold for 000, all at 45 Hare one-half of which can remain on mo! Cc rison street. ala OUNTERS.—A LARGE STOCK OF COUNTERS TO SUIT any busiuess constantly on hand and made to order; 0 some second hand Counters for sale cheap, at 207 Mercer street, AR AND BILLIARD ROOM FOR SALE OR RENT— splendid place for good man; fold on, account of the il health of the owner, Inquire corner of Bleecker and Perry 8 (OAL, XARD IN JERSEY CITY, WITH OFFICE AND / sheds; suitable for coal or storage purposes, being near Cunard docks ; cheap. W. HL SAME, 18 Exchange place, Jersey city. RUG STORE FOR SALE—GREAT INDUCEMENTS offered to a cash customer for a few days. Particulars 515 Broome street, POR SALE {HOOT AND ‘SHOE STORE, WITH LEASE. Apply at 46) Gran te OR SALE—A_NICELY FITTED UP BILLIARD, BAR and er Saloon; will be sold cheap for cash; in fine location on Broadway, or will sell the Saloon without the tabler; lease two years from Ist of May; Apply to W. I, PAITON, 116 Warren street, up stairs, or 89 Broadwa; FOR SALE GA SMALL OFFICE SAFE, VERY CHEAP Apply to C. THOMEE, 476 Broadway: OR SALE—THE LEASF, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a well established grocéry and hardware store; terms easy. Address B. A. C., Jersey City Post office, dress, with real name, E, M., box 115 Herald office. “Se MACHINERY, _ —ENGINES, BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS, NEW and second hand, all styles and sizes; Planers, Lathes, Anvils, Tice. Shatting, Tools and Machinery of all descrip- fons, fat HOFFMAN” & FINNEV'S, 187) Water sireel, yn. 8. CAMERON & ( AM PUMPS FOR BOIL- 8 era, factories, steamships, Twenty-third street,'New York.” net 4% Foot of East OR SALE—ENGINE AND BOILERS, 30 HORSE, ALL Fane MM steam puinp and connections, will Be wold 01 {mua i; pan . ot ball cost price: mut be sold; other sizes on band, No. 6 OR SALE--ONE PROPELLER ENGINE, 18X¢, WITH with jacket ond 7 to P, CASSIDY, Nos, 4 to 10 Bridge street, Brooklyne, pEly OR SAL! A 13 HORSE ENGINE AND BOILER; Feet, be teen running Marcott's factor corner of x and Six ire 3 210 Grand street, iskpahicatiaiabicd sd cia NEW, 2 HORSE ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE— Very low, Address box 2,373 Post office. ‘TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, NEW AND SECOND hand.—One 22x48 Engine; Portables, from 4 to 13 horse ; one Holsting Engine. used but little: Lathes, Pianers, Shaft: ing, Pulleys and Beiting, WILLARD & MILLWARD, 284 Water street, near Peck slip, GUIDE LATHE, SIX FEET LONG, SIXTEEN INCHES swing, with Counter, Shaft and Hangers, suitable for kind of work, can be had at a bargain. Apply at BRUCE” ‘Type Foundry, 13 Chambers street, N. ¥. ITANKS.—WANTED, TWO TANKS, ABOUT 10Xx8x4, copper or iron, or lined with copper; old copper Stills wor it, JOHN STUART, 19 Broadway. 0D SECOND HAND FOOT LATHE, back gear, five or six inch heads; two feet between centres; Fox's or Stuart's make preferred. Address room No. 14, Continental Hotel. WORTH OF STEAM ENGINES, BOIL- $250,000 ert, Pumns, Tanks, &6.. for wale, cheap, by P. CASSIDY, Nos. 4to 10 Bridge stiect, Brooklyn, and 5.0 and 682 West street, New York. NTED—A Gt WANTED TO PURCHASE. NY PERSON HOLDING A MEDICAL DIPLOMA from any of the Scottish unigeraities, issued between the Years 1850 and 1858, inclusive, ahd who will dispose of the same, the suum of 30 in gold will be paid by addressing A. B. Colton, Harrow, Fasex county, Ontario, GERMAN LADY, WHO TEACHES FRENCH, MUSIC and German, wishes to engage for the summer months with a family in the country, where tuition will be received a8 an equivalent for Board. Address G. 8., box 478 Post YOUNG WOMAN TO GO INTO TH. the summer; competent to teach French and music, and willing to make herself otherwise useful in a family. Address box 1,086 Post office. (OR SALE CHEAP—BAR FIXTURES, COUNTER, Pier Glass, Engravings, 4c. Apply at 1é1’Fulton street. (Late Stoneail’s.) OR SALE—LEASE, FIXTURES, STOCK AND GOOD Will of a STATIONERY, Paper and Book Store, doing a good business: « goo position; on reasonable terms, Apply at the store, 156 Fulton street, Brooklyn. POR, SALE—ST. ANDREW'S HOTEL, CORNER EAST Broadway and Catharine street, first class barroom, three years’ lease, cheap rent, Apply on premises, No. East oadway. = A PARISIAN GENTLEMAN DESIRI French lessons for English. Address ollice. D—A SODA WATER APPARATUS, FOR cash; must be in first rate order, to have double drop tube, tin lined, &e.; Gee & Bigelow’ fl ers Address, with particulars'as to size, price, &c., P. W. Derbam, 15 Nas wau street, N.Y. ‘ANTED—-IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY part), a whole or half Jot. Stewart, 243 (OLD Address, with particular, J. Sixth avenue, New York. OR SALE—THE STOCK,, LEASE, AND FIXTURES OF the Stationery and Toy’Store 639 Sixth avenue. Call after 4 o'clock. FOR SALE—A GROCERY STORE OR A LIQUOR STORE near {t.—The owner not being able to attend to both, ‘Wishes to neil one. Apply in the grocery, No. 4 Monroe street. Fs SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST BAK ‘busi ries in the Sixth ward, present owner retiring from t! 8, &c., apply to ISAAC E. TATE, No. 567 Sixth avenues sees Berns m (OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY Store ; old established corner stand ; Stock, Lease, Horse ‘and Wagon at a bargain. & HOWES & CO., No. 2 Dey street, room No. 9 FIXTURES AND FOUR and Hourefur- JOR SALE—THE STOCK, * Lease of a first class Hardwat Peg eer No. 212 Fifth Kore rane ae er aad ». 1,15 roadway ; or Lease wi ve wold arats. Ing Rous premines SANFORD BROTHERS, 2 “ : manok POR SALE-STEAM YACHT, 28 FEET LONG, 10 Fev beam, speed 10 knots, in perfect order; hull and engine one year old. Now on the ways at Wm. Kyles’, foot of 124th street, East river, for one week. JOR SALE—SIX STAIRTHORP'’S PATENT CANDLE making machines, very cheap; must be sold at once, at 821 Pearl street OR SALE—FURNITURE STORE, FSTABIISHED fifteen years, commanding a firet class trade, Satisfac- tory reagone given for seling. Inquire at 180 Grand street, Brooklyn, E. D. OR SALE—-A DOWN TOWN HOTEL CONTAINING Aifty rooms, doing & good business. For furt! lara, apply to A’ J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., 77 Ce OR SALE—A_RARE CHANCE—ONE OF THE BEST located Cigar Stores on Kroadway, doing a §o4, business ; aati*factory reason given for gelling. Apply In the cigar store, 871 Sixth avenue. OR SALE~A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE ON Eighth avenne; also a splendid Corner in the vicinity of Tammany Hall and Wallack'’s theatre; also one of the Ale Vauits in Third avenue, near Fourteenth street, with a lease of four years; also a five yearn’ Lease of a Home with store, on the west site of the Bowery, opposite Tompkins Market. ROSS & RAYWOOD, 125 Fourth avenue, OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT late owner, the Lease and ire of the dwe:lin, of house No, 100 East Twenty-nixth atreet, corner o} ‘ourth avenue, containing twenty-two roome, with all mod. ern improvements in house; a splendid location for business. Tnquire on premises. OR SALE—A DRUG STORE, LOCATED IN ONE OF the leading avennes and doting one of the best retail and prescription businesses in the city. Any person wishing to in- =— $5,000 would do weil to ress box Post lee. yf THE DEATH OF THE ai R SALE—A SMALL SIZED HERRING'S SAFE AND offlee Desk ; also Door, Sashes, &c., of office will be sold cheap. Inquire at 371 Sixth avenue, in basement. OR SALE—A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED TO GET an establiehed business of over forty years’ standing, consisting of Stock, Fixtures, Good Will, £¢., of the Jewelry Business of William W. White & San, 184 Bowery; can be shown that the businees will pay the price asked in four years’ time; fl) henith the sole cause of selling. OR SALE—A GOOD CHANCE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED Hair Store, located tn Brooklyn, E. D.,on reasonable terms: also the’ H 10 let, with a lease. Apply to JOHN ELLIOTT, 34 Broadway, formerly South Seventh stree JOR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, DOING AN EXCEL- lent business, in one of the best locations inthe city; rent low, with a fh "lease, For particulars apply to ELLIS & CO., 183 JOR SALE-THE NEW YORK HOTEL, CLIFTON, with Stock and Fixtures and two years’ Lease from next May; terms mod Apply at the New York Hotel, Clifton, 8. 1, tor two days. 2 OR SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE well Known established wholesale and retail corner Aquor Store, four years’ lease from next May; only five minutes’ waik from Union Satelite ball Py For South atreet, York, or on the premi street, Williamsburg, L. 1, £ OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER SHOP, WITH Lease, Fixtures, new Ice House, c., situated fh a first Claas locailty and doing « good cash business, Apply w HOLDEN & CO., 685 Seventh avenue. )OK SALE—ONE OF THE BEST CORNER STORES IN Third avenue, and Lease; cheap rent; the upper part aye over the rent. Apply to WILLIAM ABBUTI, Dhatham street, up stairs, JOR SALE-AT A iA THE STOCK Will, Fixtures and Lens Wine and Liq . situated Atty feet from Brondwar,, in ane of the beat locn: t Inquire of WILLIAM DAVIS, 65 Willian in the eity. nl, corner of Pine, FOR, SALE THE LEASE, OF FIRST CLASS House near Union square, at a bargain; 68 rooms; rent mode- Tat 4 now 58 boarders, Address Hotel, Herald office, Foe SALEA NO, 2 SINGER SEWING MACHINE, IN Fijp,ttoellent order, cheap, Inquire at 918 Broadway, second oor. Fe" SALE—A_ COAL complete, in Bi id 3, NUON! dy Cumbe Rt SALE—THE BILLIARD SALOON ON THE NORTH. weat corner of Houston street and Broadway, together with four S30 Lease, formerly known as Carme’s place. Apply to VICTOR CHOME, 72 Beaver streot, YARD, WITH EVERYTHING , In a desirable location, Includin, ‘ash. Apply to HENRY, & PARK: ud atreet, or 40 Prince vtreet, New York. RK SALE ABA BARGAIN—THE STOCK, FIXTURES and Lease of an established crockery store up town, in a first class location. Inquire !n the store, 402 Fourth av. OR SALE CHEAP—A COMPLETELY FURNISHED Barroom and Lager Beer Saloon, with cheap rent, and in the best part of Bleecker street. Inquire at 27 East Four- teenth street, OR SALE OR TO LET—A SOAP FACTORY; ALL klog order; steam and all compirte; in Es tom on hand. Apply on the premines, Ni Eighteenth street, Ps AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFFSNEW AND second hand; Je and Parlor : HALF before iI RLY NF street, ; | = 3 S = a Warp SET OF JEWELLER’S TOOLS, FITTED for the manufacture of spectac Apply vo or address Geo, A. Mills, 115 Henry street, Brooklyn, z AN UPRIGHT INSIDE ‘ANTED TO P' AS! Show Case; one suitable for displaying blank books in tationary store. Address Stationer, box 127 Herald office. sti PROPOSALS. AROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTME ) tors. Separate seale: title of the the bidder T.—TO CONTRAC- proposals, each endorsed with the 8 to which’ it relates, the naine of ate of offering, will be received at this ollice until 11 o'clock of April 95, 1863, for the constraction of Stone Block Pavements as follows, viz.:—In 3d avenue, between 86th and I1uth streets; Lexington avenue, from 57th , from 14th to 44th to Lrg Lag hay ‘a eet; 42d street, dtison, h avenue; 47th et} from 7th HOP Hisine: sul arson Foes tat hattibe id ate Ae 46th st from to from *th aye 2d street, to loth avenue; Sith siret, from ist to Bd avenues Sith street, from Ist avenue to Kast river, Also for # Stafford Pavetnent in 7th ayenuye, from 14th to Sith street, ¢} tng where Helaian pavement 1s ow ind ans lsd th with! tracks’ also for the Tiying ahd relaying of crosswalks in streets for which the Nicolson pavemedta have ered; also for the construction of Sewers, as fol- pecitication 11. In Ist avenue, from 12°th street to and through 124th street to 3d avenne and in 125th street, between Sd and 4th avenues. Specificatign 12. In I¢th avenue, between 5th and Gist streets, with branches in Gith and Slat streets, Specitication 12. In Madison avenue, between fsth and 70th streets, Specification 14, In 9th avenue, between Séth and Bith streets, and in a7th and Séth atreets, between Sh and 1th avenues. Specification 15. In Sth avenue, between 70th and Tth streets. Specitication 16. Im Aith street, between 6th way. Specification 17. In Broudway, between Park place and Warren street and’ between Worth ard streeta, Specification 18 In Forsyth Street, between Rivington and Stanton streets; Columbia between Stanton and Houston streets, and avenue BY between Sth and 7th wrecta. Specificntton 18, in BUth, street, between Specification 20. In 6éth street, Hwison river to 9th avenue, to 65th strcet to Broadway, treet to Ath avenue, with branches in 8th, 9th and 10th 8, and in 60th, 6lst, 62d, 63d and 64th streets, Speci- on ‘21. In 7th avenue,” beuween Toth and 17th streets and also fof the supply of 600 cast tron sewer manhole Frames and Covers. Plans for the above works may be seen and specifications and forms for the bids obte ‘al this office. ROME. Le Dares, Aqueduct iT. uf Aqueduct i, ) ‘Board. Ist avenue and East river. fro A. W. CRAVEN, New York, April 18, 1468, -WANTED, THREE BARRACOONS, THIR- ty-eight metres, by 11 each, for St. Jobn's, Porto Rico. Tenders will re recelved on Satvirday, 25th inst., at noon, at the Spuniah Consulate, 29 Broadway, Where plaus and speci fications are on view from 10 to 3 daily. |. M. DE BATRUSTEGUI, Consul, New York, April 14, 1868, DENTISTRY. _ BEAUTIFUL AND GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTIS. try, Patented. h inserted without extraction of stumps, Entire upper or lower Set, for #8, warranted. Cail and judge for yourself, 42% Sixth avenue, three doors below Twenty-sixt reet. NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE ) qnsthetic use of nitrous oxide gas, administer it in the most approved method, do nothing but extract teeth, and cor- tainly 49 it without pain; ao 21,00 patients testify. ‘See thelr Cooper Enetitute, 1ALL AND SEE DR. C. A. WHITE'S IMPROVED AR- / tifictal Teeth; sets 25 to #25; extracting with Gas no charge; Plastic Gola Fillings €1; work warranted ; 295 Sixth avenue, above Fifteenth street, and 103 North Tent street, Phiindelphta, QSTEOPLASTIC AND PURE GOLD FILLINGS FOR restoring teeth in every atage of decay to thelr arizinal out pain; 15,000 testimont nt Fourteenth street, shape, beauty and soundness, wit ain, discoverers’ rooms TRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-ELEVEN eT re Gas freai daily, J. JAY VILLERS, 166 Grand, oar, roadway. Beauticul Teeth #1; tet #10; old seth r. HENRY VILLERS 265 Grand, QO co BEALTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM 190 DU Sets of Teeth. Rubber Plate, with Plumpers, #10, Extracting under gas without charge when others are insert: ed. Dra, BODINE, 19 Grand street, bought. MARBLE MANTELS. RBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, HEAD: Creat varleties; redneed prices, 8. KLADER' 52 Firat avenue, near Third street. Inewhere, "Mantels put up f M factory, fore bit MANTELS, HALF THE PRICE iar, EWART, #05 Sixth avenue, fifth aud Thirty-si ane G0. ¢ ‘and 886 Sixth avenue, between Thiriy-lth "and Thirty-siath streets, next Sixth National Bank. ARBLE MANTELS.—THE BEST PLACE IN THE city to purchase Marble Mantels of the la’ designe, at very low prices, 8 at A. KLABER'S Marble Works, Nos, 134 east Eighteenth street, near Third avenue, Now York. up Ih the country. Cut thin out. ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, OF ALL PRICES than marble, uFpoRes cu CATE: CoM. and designs, more durable and cheaj bored ready ms roping’ Slate tor all buildin, as ordered, Samples at HU RIV! PANY'S, 25 Park row, New York. saa ~ BILLIARDS. F°%, SALE—THREE | BASSFORD'S PREMIUM BiL- Hard Tables, at Ni nd atrest, H. GRIFFITH, 186 FULTON STREET, OFFERS for salo @ splendid stock of new and second hand Ta- $200 and Cail and exam! bie W SOLD AT AUCTION.ON FRIDAY, the Stock and Fixtures of the Columbia Nard uutheast corner of Broadway es od aired be pit Kad eight Billi Table third size), Bar and Fixtures, Ui to take vince at if o'clock,” Unt Feat 2 second and 1) Mirrors, 4, Sale ___WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e. WCKOO CLOCKS—OUR MANUFACTURE, IN GREAT variety, better and cheaper than oat imported, whole. fale and retail, at A. FRANKFIELD & CU.'S, Jewellers, 3 Sixth avenues corner of Fourteenth street, aud ue, coraer of Twenty-aisth street. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, QTFAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOV Sroland rhe Inman EiSe eG, AT QUEE the Cael States and British despatching their ste A (via Halifax). LONDON. CITY OF BOSTON. CITY OF ANTWERP . Als from pier a5 N m pler anne S Sree uments for carry: ‘mails, ers as follows mapas atury tu intend Monday, April 20 April 5 day, May 16 Saturday and’ uiternate 3 ing Saturday and alternate Monday, at 1 OF PASSAGE BY THE MAIL STEAMER SAILING EVRRY SATURDAY. rable in Gold. rinsr, GABIN Passage by the Steerage #85, payable In Rates of Passi y steamers, Fi curreney. e from New York to Halifax—First Cabin ts Steer At ble ft) id. 90h, osrans Oe Tera in 6 rare, Hamburg, Bremen, &c., at moderate rates, rency. Tic! their friend For further information apply at the. , PP yous Compan, N'G. DALI Broadway, | or Queenstown, R40), eur- Steerage Passage from Liverpool ts can be bought here by persons sending for yb ‘8. gent, New York. is MINNESOTA. COLORADO. Cabin paseace, Passage dam, ec. at lowest rates. .Wedne: _ Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. HE HAMBU AMERICAN PACKET COMPA) fron mail Comins aul ONTA, ginnd, France and STOWN AND LIVERPOOL. From New York only #80 steera . lay, April 29 Weanesday, May 13 $80, gold. from ‘and to New York, Paris, Hamburg, Rotter- Drafts on Ireland, En; Gi ermany der, carrying the ('nited States Mails, will E. Meter, comman sailon TUESDAY, April 21, at? P. M., for URG, taking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and London, Firat éabin,, #1 able in United States gold. The TE( KUNHARDT & Gene! ee No. 61 Broad street, N. ¥. TONIA, Barends, will sail ‘Co., a April 28. B. RICHARD & eral Ps "assenger Agents No. 6 Barclay strect, N y, 1120; second cabin, $72; steerage, #36—pay- BOAS, TEAM DIRECT TO BREMEN.--STEAMSHIP CIRCAS- SIAN, Thor Bi Baturday, Apri 25: tak jremen on Saturday, Apri ing Fira gold, lowing rates : Baya + pays For passage appl Passenger Elita, cabin, #7 commander, will leave direct for Ursa try the fol- i second cabin, $50; steerage, LEXOW & VOIGT, to Agent, No. 3 New Chambers atreet ; or CHA! RLES BUSHOK, §8 Weat street, 5 COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. R NEW ORLPANS DIRECT. MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, Comprising the first class Ke Gk AL GRANT, Captain J. B. Hildreth, SENT CITY, Captain Be W. Holmes, f MAN, Captain fen MEADE, Capiain A: W. Sampson, ‘aptain G. L. Norton, The steamshi GENE eRAL GRANT, jo J. B. Hiléreth, will be despatched on Saturday, April 23, at3 o’clock P, M., from pier 12 North river, Freight received at through rates for St. Louis, Mobile and Galvesto The UNITED STATES will sneceed Saturday, May 2. passage, ha¥ing superior accommodations, For freigh apply to the agent, SAMUEL STEVENS, 40 Broadway. — FOF SEW ORLEANS DIRECT. j THE CROMWELL LINE, Steamahips of this line will leave pier No. 9 North river at 8 P. M., ns followa:— GE -Saturday, April 25 Saturday, May EO. WASHINGTON, RT GEO. MARIPOSA Frelubt t through rates. ‘OF passage oF freight apply HB. chow to the agents, WELL & CO.. 86 West atreet. MPIRF LINE, rom pier 13 North river, Punctually at 3 P.M, ‘The favorite sidewhee! sieainships SAN JACINTO, Captain Atkina, Saturday, Apel 26 SAN SALVADOR, Captain Nickerson Saturday, May 3 Through tickets to all points in connection with Central Railroad ot Georgia and Florida steamers, For freight or passage appl to Ni 0 OR SAVANNAH, GA. F "EVERY THURSDAY, NEW SIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIPS HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Capt, Eaton. Thursday, April 23. GENERAL BARNES. Capt, Morton, Thursday. April from pier 36 North river, at 3 F.M. preousely, giving through, paauage tickets to all polnts South, Fe ht ily to or freight oF PVINUSTON, FOX & CO,, 88 Liberty street. OR SAVANNAH, GA. Every SATURDA GARRISON, Avent, i Green, New York. OR SAVANNAH, aay EVERY SATURDAY. lack Star Line. Steamship HUNTSVILLE, Crowell abnedae ert 35 Steamship MONTGOMERY, Lyon.........-..aturday, May 2 at3 P. M., from pier r Through passage tickets given over the Central Ratlroad of Georgia and Atlantic Guif Railroad, Florida, Apply to R. LOWDEN, Agent, 93 West street. ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.— Steamers fortnightly to London direct from pier No. 8 North river. CORDOVA TIC. For passage CLARK, 98 Broadway, ASPINWALL, 54 Squth 1125 BELLONA.. ay se wM. PENN, June 13, at cheapest curren For frelgh street. 2 CELLA. t apply to rates apply to ROBT. N, OWLAND & AFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT. Further reduction in passage rates. mera of the Anchor Line sail every Saturday, with passengers for Liverpool, Glasgow and ‘The favorite passenger te: Derry :— I UNITED KINGDO: COLUMBIA, Carna: From pier Rates o Cabin {ng to location. Sails Satur jails Satu Satis Sail in currency :— day, April 25 urday, May 2 Wednesday, May 6 : Saturday North river, at 12 o'clock noon. May 9 f passage, payable to Liverpool, Glasgow or Derry, $90 and $75, accord- ‘xcursion tickets, good for twelve months, #160. Intermediate to Glas Prepaid certificates ww or Derry, om these porta, ¥37. #05; Steerage, $30. Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Rotterdam, Ant- werp, Havre, &c., at very low rates, For further inform: 6 Bowling Green, New Yor! To avoid imposition passengers will the office, as this company does not employ r On ay he rates, ly at the company's ofllee, No. HENDERSON BROTHERS, lease © ant ome direct to era, {TEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, By the Cunard line. ‘TRIPOLI ails Thursday, April 23, ALEPPO sails Thursday, Cabin pantage, 80, golds For freight ‘ATIONAL LINE. Or éabin passage ap) For steerage passage apply at ‘April 30, steeraze, ly “at No. 4 Bos Broadway. currence: ‘ling Green, CUNARD, ‘The steamship FRANCE will leave Saturday, April 25, from pier 47 North river. Passage to Liverpool or Queenstown—Cabin, #100; steerage, 30 currency. Sewn at, ure ney. Apply al of the oflices of the compan ew! Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queen- 57 and 97 Broadway. J. HURST, Manager. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, ‘The General Transatlantic Company's mail steamships be- tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest. ‘The splendid new vessels on this favorite route for the Con- tinent will sail from pier No. 60 North river, as follows :— VILLE DE PARE PERKIRE, Duchesne, Satu EUROPE, Lemarte, Snturday, ST. LAURENT, Botande, Sai Surmont, Saturd: rday, Mi ay rday, June 13. Price of passage in gold (including wine) to Brest or Havre, First cabin, ae erie cabin, $85. 0 Including railway th First cabin, #1 Thene steamers do not second cabin, #! Medica! attendance free of charge. u y takin Ru y English railways at ing the Channel, besides saving tim: GE i CKEN; the steamers of this line avoi he discomt trouble and expens i, Acent, 58 Broadway. aris, eta, fornixhed on boar, carry steerage passengers, ellers going to or returning from the conti- forts of er HE NORTH GERMAN LLG > DS. Steamship WESER, G. Wenke, master, carrying the United States mail, will sail Third street, Hoboken, 01 from the Bre: in THURSDAY, APRIL 23, i For BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, taking passengers to London, Hay: rates, payable th gold, For the arat To be followed by the steiniehip second cabin, Wenke, master, on Thuraday, April For {reight or passage apply to Liverpoo ‘Also from Liverpool and London, y first clags packet ships, of Great Britain and Ireland at Drafts payable in all parts lowest rates, way, New York. WOR LIVERPOOL Cunard steamahips RUSSIA. Cabin Passag For freight or passag' Opposition to monopoly. ‘OR CALIFORN! is THE Via Panama Railroad. NEW SAILING ARRANGEMENT. 5TH AND WTH OF pier, foot of Southampton and Bremen at the following $72; HERMANN, W. H. OELKICHUS & CO., 68 Broad street. ASSAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM ol and Queenstown Apny to TAPSCOTT BROS., 86 South street and 23 Broad- fe __COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. _ ORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, EVERY MONTH, or the day before when these dates fall on Sunsay. RATE: WER THAN BY ANY OTH'R LINE. Their elegant and favorite steamship ARA..O, wo Tuesday, from pier 29 North river. For passage ot freight apply Df 177 Weat street, corner of \ WILLIAM H. WEBB, I’re' ail on May 5, at noon, to N. CARRINGTO CHARLES DANA, Vice President, 54 Exchange place, Ne pace MAIL STRAusnre COMPANY'S w York. ROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA, FREIGHT AND PASBAGE AT GREATLY REDUCED Steamers of the above Ii leave pier No. 42 IN, Agent, North river, foot of Canal atieet. at 12 o'clock noon, FOUR TIMES A MONTH, On Unt 16H and Bd ; except when those days fall on Sunday, then the day previons, ‘One hundred porude baggage free to each adult, Medicine dane ‘April 24, TAR, Captaln Conner, connecting with SAGRAME ain Parker. mer ny a Vor pusace tickets and all furtner information apply atthe Japan. company's ticke: jalice on tho wharf, foot of ba The Pactiic Ma STAR satis on Friday, particniars appiy at Canal street Sole Freight Agents P. May 9 connects closely with #teamer REPUBLIC, leaving San Francisco June 3 for China Canal street, FOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL THR ELEGANT verew ateatnship MERRIMACK, 000 tons burden, . tain L. FeTimmerman, will tail for ts, on Thursday April 2% at 3 o'clock P. Mv from For: relgnt or passage apply GARRISON, Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green, N.Y. medinte pier 43 North rivers we. F°s HAVANA TH SISAL AND VERA CRUZ de Janeiro and inter- to NEW YoRK AND MEXICAN MALL STEAMSHIF Salling aig e elegant new stearnship cain NEVA W. Mewiil, will leave pier 17, East river, Fy iwanty days, DA, + Commander, on Friday, April 4, atlO A.M, or frolght oF Paseage ODF tO» wows 4 Beaver eiveot. Ute, STATES MAIL TO HAVANA, ) ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Sailing regularly every Thurs rom pier 4 R. Adame (via Nassau), April 23. MORO CASTLE, Cay EAGLE, Onpte M. Ry COL( MBLA, Capt. B. Van For freight of passage apply ‘0 KR HAVANA. Por freight or ay HM or Ra FS, STEAM Weat, Regular line, Great reduction in rates of fre viny at 3 o'clock P. er. April Slee May 7. ht. , Preciaely, HARTSON, President, No. 5 Howling |. reen. ‘ARRYING TI ED STATES mails—The Al steamship Lovona bid ile mander, will leave pier 20 Kast river on lovey, come Saturday, April 3 wt Ny to ALLORY & CO,, 158 Matiten lane. FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS, VIA KEY The favorite steamahip PERIT, Captain Delanoy, will leave jer No, 4 North river, on Saturday, April 2, at premeny for [ihnticg 9 retght or e, ha ‘apply to SPFFURD, Tl EXAS LINE ELTERPE, ©: nel wi tn. 32 made for dray terior by raiiroad. accommodations, apply to ‘OR GALVESTON. in Bawyer, ia roralving fr ‘tail Thursday, April jalveston on goods forwarded to the in- o'clock, ring, muperior negommotations, c LEsTu: For freight or. Pa rare 3 158 Mi way. HE Al STEAMER eight at pier Ko charge superior Coen aiden jane, OR CHARLESTON, 8. C.. THE FLORIDA PORTS AND the South and Southwest—Regular Line, Cabin passace, #15, Measurement roods, 10 cents per foot, and lower than by any other line. ‘The Al fast and reliabie steamabip SARA~ OSSA, Crowell, commander, will sail Saturday, May % at 3 P.M, from pler’1d East rivers foot of Wall street, Bills of Iading aligned for all points in the interior. Agents in Charles- ton forward all goods free of of commiasion. ARTHUR LEARY, 78 William street, The MATANZAS will sail on the following Saturday. OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS, New York and Charleston Stcamship Company's first Glass aldewhecl steamship MANHATTAN, Captain M, 8. Woodhull, ‘at 3 P. M., sailing from pler No. North ‘uperior accommodation for passengers. Through passage tickets and bills of lading Sasned to all oints: South ar f*southwest in connection with the South ‘arolina Railroad and with steamers to Flori!a ports. HENRY K. MORGAN & CO., Agents, 26 Broadway. on Thursday, April river. FOR CHARLESTON, BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AND FLORIDA PO;TS. E\ ERY FRIDAY. THE PEOPLE'S MAIL M E. B. SU DER. MONEKA IP COMPANY. Friday, April 24 » May 1 passage conner- orta. Pofreight takeu as low as any other line. WHEELER & LINNAKD, Agents, 13 Broadway. __ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. FPOE, ALBANY AND TROY—FARE, #1 Si, AND, PRO- portionable reduction to all points West an't North. The steamers C, VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave pier 44 North river (near foot of Spring street) daily at6 P.M. Fare on Sunday evening #2. ' UDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS. ‘Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern and Western traina, leave New York via Hudson River Rail- road, Thirtieth street and Tenth avenue, 8 and 10 A, M, and +45,’ 6:30 and 11 P. M., and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty- sixth street and Fourth aveoue, at 11 A. M. and 4:35 P, M. The 6:40 P.M, train via Hudson River will run on Sanday: Bleepii 1g Cars attached to 6:30 and 11 P. M. trains, WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice President ipo __ EXCURSIONS. (eens IXCURSION | STEAMBOAT..-THE WELL KNOWN {/" steamboat Joxephine wiil be to hire for excursions the coming season. Ayply at Staten Island ferry, Whitehall street | ORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.—THE STEAMBOAT) NORWALK, Captatn E. Von Hunt, will commence her, Tegular trips to Peekskill, stopping at ‘all the landings, on} Wednesday, April 22, leaving Harrison street pier at 8 o'clock, every morning. \TEAMER FORT LEE—FROM FOOT OF SPRING > atrect, at 10 and 5 daily, for Shady Side, Pleasant Valley, aud Fort Lee, landing at hirty-fourth street both ways om lay. UNDAY PASSE! ER BOAT FOR NEWARK. SS. The steamboat THOMAS P. WAY will make the follow- tt he on Sunday next, April 19: eave New York, foot of Bar: 10:20 A. M. Leave Ni oot of 8 . M Stopping at Bergen Point ench way. W. GASTON, Superintendent. JTEAMBOAT THOMAS BE, HULSE LEAVES Foor SS. Christopher street datly at 10 A. M., 6 P.M. for Shad: Side, Pleasand Valley and Fort Lee, landing at Thirty-fourt street each way on Sunday only LOST AND FOUND. a7 JOUND-NEAR THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, A silver Frait Knife, which the owner can’ have by calling on A. H. Cook, at St. Denia Hotel, proving property and pay- ing for this advertisement, OSTA GOLD, EYEGLASS, ¢ 4in going from Forty-aixth to part of the way ina car. The Sinder will at 141 West Forty-third street. OST—-ON SATURDAY NOON, IN DAY LAST, { Broadway, vive go rewart AFO ntace, be 4 Park blue leather Pars ange, two rings, th half dollars, and one returning ft to will oblige the kinson's OST—ON FRIDAY, DOWN TOWN OR IN THE Fi 4 avenue cars, #100 fn #10 bills, A Hberal reward ai tuanks of the owner, W. GRAN palt Pilty-seventh st, OST—ON SATURDAY MORNING, A YOUNG MOOK 4 ing Bird. Finer will be liberally rewarded by return- ing same to 7 Seventh street, OST—APRIL 16, ON THIRD AVEN 4 Twenty-irst and Nineteenth str liberal reward wil be given by leay teenth street. OST.FLEW FROM THE REAR OF NO, 10 UNION Lo siiares about 3 Parrot, poiow feathers mind its bill and bra its Fol. Whoever will return it will be suitably rewarded, as it is te pet of a ittie girl. Fs {TOLEN-#3/100 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COU- ore ee ween tie might of the 1th inst. Numbers and denomination as follows :— a For Collar, A ig It at 145 Bast Nine~ isch sti tn ned aga ene Bouda, an pods "A Feasonable reward will be pala wher. “WM. HUNTER, & Liberty street. New York, April 13, 1868," iy Por their revurn to REWARDS G3 RENARD. Lost, | 4, , WHITE MILK D brown spot on right side brown on the head, ‘on the neck with two rings. Please return to No. Seventeenth street. ARD-FOR THE RECOVERY OF A WHITE ulmaux Dog (Spite), fawn colored ears; spot stolen from 148 Macdougal street, REWARD.LOST, APRIL 18, ABOUT Il A, M., in Third avenue car, by a poor person, ® Pockei- The finder wiil rece $10 book containing about $80, ‘above re- ard by returning same to T. D, GALE, corner Grand and or wtreets, REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE RESIDENCE of W. Simpson, West Morrisania, on the night of air checked Horse Blankets, two Iap do. purple striped do., two’ Bridles, an: Reina, with ight leather hand pleces, Ay in- ative to the above articles may be left at 195 Bowery, in the store, LOST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NoH. KOR, care through Twenty-sixth and Sixth avenue cars to Bleeck ok, containing two $109, ono #50 ard aio & $5 gol piece, a receipt signet nd some visiting cards, The finder will receive ward and the thanks of the owaer by returning P. Hur the saine to G. T. Woolley, 60 Barrow street. $100 BEVARD LOST OR STOLEN ON FRIDAY night, at Niblo's Theatre or in going from there to y ent’s solitaire diamond Pin with i! guard Chain and extrs ‘in attached). The a ove je 4 will be paid for ite return and no questions asked. Ad- dress A. L. 8, box 849 New York Post office. REWARD.—LOST, A GOLD HUNTING WATCH, $100 teary Stewart, Liverpool, maker, No. Si.vad: | $1 oat on the Third avenue gars'on fucaday bvening’ Fie above reward will be patd and no questions asked by Joln H. Welsh, 271 Greenwich street, D5() REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED. DwOV The above reward will be paid for the the Revenue Stamps and Gold Pen: a from the Theo. C. Vidal, 114 Broadway, on Friday, April 17, 1868 Ad- dress box 3,048 Post olice, DR DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, # BROADWAY. THIS. old entablished agency refers’ to the mercantile com- eed generally as to their experience, facilitics aud stand. ng MISCELLANEOUS. ‘HOR: EDITORS, LAWYERS, PUBLISHERS, Gergymen.—& youn ‘ady, whose letters are publish and well paid for, revises books and prepares manuaeript for tublieation; abridges or ampitiew from notes and briefs, eon- Mbitee Sriginel atticies or conducts busldess correspondence ‘phrsument, conclusivenets, Address Writer, $$ $$ | A CHOICE COLLECTION OF EVER PpRnns races © De 4 ous Trees, Fruit and Ornamental Shrubs, Vines, &e., delle anywhere in New York or planted if re- niired ata moderate charge, Depots, Madigon avenue aud rorty-ninth stre New York Nursery, West Morrisania, i C, DORAN,