The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1870, Page 4

4 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. % WALL Street, } Saruapay, aprit 9~6 P.M, Phe week closed upon a dull state of affairs in all the markets save the gold market, GOLD 11334. The advance in the foreign exchanges which was sustained throughout the business of to-day led to & strong market at the opening of the Gold Room, and as the day progressed @ prominent broker, who was said to be buying for @ new clique movement, purechasea several millions in Jot ranging from ten thousand to half a million of dollars. Under this sttmutus the price advanced to 113%, but declined to 11336 at the close, when the broker referred to left the market. The transuc- tions after bis departure were not of great moment, however. The dealers in gold nave been fur- mished {resh matter for agiiation in the facts submitted to them during today. The dul- ness at the close was the resnit of a fear to take steps either way, and a.desire to post- pone Operations until more of the movement 1s seen next week, Ine foreign exchange market was fairly active, even after the steamer, on the basis of 109 for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling and 109% for sight, These were the lowest quotations, ower leading bankers refusing to draw at all, except at rates certain to guarantee thew against any sudden ‘The course Of the gold market is shown in the 2:15 P. M 2:49 P. 3PM, 4p. M. aid from four to five and a halt ‘The opera- Holders of gold per cent to have their balances carried. Gold cleared Gold balances. Currency balances. MONKEY STEADY. The money market was easy at five to six per cent, The offermgs at the latier figure on stocks were more than the demand, The government dealers were abundantly supplied at the lower rate, Commercial paper was Without new feature and in Mmited supply at seven to eighty per cent for prime double name acceptances, THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The weekly statement of the assoctated banks is again upiayorable. Despite the fact that the aomes- tic exchanges continue to favor this city, and shat the money markets of Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, New Orieans, and all the large cities are working easily, there is a loss im legal tenders of about two and a half millions, and @ falling off in deposits of over four aud @ half miilions. Speculative manipulation is therefore very evident. The banks loge @ milijoh in specie, while the surplus over the legal reserve is reduced about $2,400,000, The last two statements are as follows: April 2. April 9, $2 as (56, 871 ATL, 388 ‘20,887, 183 28,787,602 i 564 "754,253 201,752,434 47,670,633 ‘The changes are in detatl a3 follow: Increase in loans. + $414,517 Decrease in specie 1,090,491 Increase in circulation 77,689 Decrease in deposits. 4,659,996 Decrease in legal ten 441,160 STOCKS STRONG AND DULL. The stock market was extremely dull, but prices advanced iu sympathy with gold. There was a ten- dency to 4 reaction after the bank statement, but, gold suddenly taking @ sbarp upward movement, prices closed steady at the improved rates. It 18 «suspected tat the gold movement is the work of the stock cliques, who began to feel the pulse of the market to-day preparatory to a campaign in stocks. If they dis- cover a suMcient short interest they will run Drices up sharply, and by holding gold will force the shorts tocover. Ifthe short interest is tnfing they will use the advance in gold to sell stocks and unload vo the public. The following were the closing prices at the last session of the board:— Canton, 6634; Cumberland, 31% a 32:4; Western Union, 324% a 3 Quicksilver, 9 bid; Mariposa, 6 bid; do. preferred, 13 a 139,; PacificMall, 363{ a 3674; Boston Water Power, 17 bid; Adams Express, 603; 8 61; Wells-Fargo Express, 19°;; American Express, 3834 & 3833; United States Express, 4234 a 43; Mer- chants’ Union Express, 6 bid; New York Central, consolidated, 92), a 92%; do. scrip, 80% a Harlem, 143 a 14334; Erie, 2544 a 26%; do. preferrea, 43 a 50; Readjng, 9834 @ 9874; Michigan Central, 120; Lake Shore, 8744 @ 8734; Mlinois Central, 140; Cleve- land ana Pittsburg, 100%, a 101; Chicago and North. western, 734 & 7334; do. preferred, 84%, a 847%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 74 bid; Rock Island, 116 a 116%; Milwaukee and St.Paul, 5934 85954; do. preferred, 7334 a 7334; Toledo ana Wabash, 484 94845; do. preferred, 75; Fort Wayne; 93% a 93%{; Alton and Terre Haute, 38} a 39; do. preferred, 66; Delawarejand Lackawanna, 10276 4103; New Jerscy Central, 103%{ a 104; Chicago aud Alton, 111% a 112; do. preferred, 1125 bid; Morris and Essex, 91 8 9144; Hannibal ana St. Joseph, 105 a 10534; Dubuque and Sioux City, 107}, bid; Columbas, Cuicago and Indiana Central, 1734 a 18. GOVERNMENTS STRONG. The rise in gold led to firmness and higher prices ia the government marker, the 67’3 touching 110, the best figures being maintained even after gold had reacted at the close, The latest street prices were as follows:—United States cur- rency sixes, 1li # 1114; do,, 1881, registered, 114 a@ 114%; de. do, coupon, 114% a 114%; do. five- twenties, registered, May and November, 10635 a 106%; do. 1862, coupon, do., 11174 a 112; do. do., 1864, do. do., 110% & 1107f; do. do., 1865, do. do, 11075 @111; do. do., coupon, do, 10994 a 10034; do. do., 1367, do. do., 109% a 110; do. do, 1868, do. do. 109% & 110; do. ten-forties, registered, 106 a 10614; do. do., coupon, 1064 a 1065. THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK. ‘The imports (other than dry goods and specie) at the port 01 New York, from foreign ports, for the week ending April 8, 1870, were $4,814,753. ‘The fol- lowing shows the imports of foreign dry goods at New York during the past week and since the be- gioning of the year:— For the Week. ‘1870. ea. dendss a sors 2,268,479 070,768 Fntered at port 24,330,658 242.395 BEAR. 241 Thrown on market... 26,289,592 — 32,267,60L 3,618,489 The total imports at this port for the past week amount to $6,833,731, against $7,952,823 for the cor- responding week oflast year. The total imports at New York for the week compare as follows:— Week Ending Feb, 19,. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE April 910:15 A. M. 5 shs oan Can, ung ’ do. 7 1000 US 6-20, r, ‘64. ‘1000U0 US 5-20, ©, *t: 100 Martfposu pret. 76 Adams K 10 Am Mer WU Express 2ONYC& HK R 20000 NYC&HEE % 4 10003 an ‘ 20000 “3 2000 we 59) 3000 . 8 13%, 3000 98 iq 4000 OM Big 1000 87 4554 2000 + 88, 2834 3000 Blig BB% 1000 Flea 4 3000 9855 8 15008 81 + ‘3000 W94 2000 895 110000 9 1000 s 6000 20000 9035 KY. Gen oo gato ue. ” is wos IX fd B15 aClock P. M. SSs5c= exzaze £3 £3 ase oe 2 eBese, STREET QUOTATIONS. Five o’ Clock P. M. | Canton... Wen Bi She i Se Mari 13. Weems: Bae & jontral con xy Y Cen acrip, tte $9. Boudin 2 Bs Lake Shei cy Canasta, "AND REFORM, ADDRESSES, ron a ecbrtatianity and Ta Be Relations to Reform” will be give vening, al of Broadway and twen- ighth street, pe Wendell ‘Phulllps, Mrs. Julta Ward Howe, vm. Honry Channing 4 and Lucretia Mott, COR ARE COMING IN RAPIDLY FOR the Midnight Mission Building g Punds the inrgest thus far received is $200; who will «ive who 95,000? Address PLINY ¥, SMIT! fo. 96 Nas- sau street, Dose SERVICE IN THE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL, ON Twenty-eighth street, near Broadway, at 103g A. M. and P.M, ©. Foote, Pastor. The Ordinance of Immersion wi Ai'bes mania ih the evening, Treaparet, {OR SALE OR TO RENT- _YEW. ‘NO. 100, IN CHURCH of the Ascension, corner of Fifth avenue and Tenth street. Apply to Mra, » CAMPBELL, | 138M West Thirteenth st Sunday evening sera asie cured, Apel 10, at 7 Taught by the Hunan “Soul,” with revi RR GEORGE H. HEPWORTH WILL PREACH AT tie Church of the Messiah, corner Thirty.fourth street ayenne, Sunday, morning and evening, Subject, R EV, 8. A, COREY, D. Da , WILL PREACH IN THE \ Murray Hill B: ae Cae avenue, pear Thirey-s i nn treet, near Sixth avenue. —Preaching on Sun- Ni 10, by Rer. . Ezra, at 10} A. M., and by Kev. . Hawahurst, at 73g P.M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ™ SERVICES IN THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH, ‘ond avenue, near Twenty-firet atreet, will be as follows during Holy Week :—On Palm Sunday (and all Sun- on 8 days of thi ar), Sarr at 7 and 6:30 A. M.; High Mass and Sermon at 10:30 A. at which the Palms will be years Maas in the bi mi halitfor the children ke 9. Ac M.; Pi at 4:50 P. On Holy ‘Thursday and Good Fnday a orning Services at 9 A, M.; on Holy Saturday, at 8 A, At7:30 P, M., on Wednesday and Thursday, the Tenebrae; on Friday, Rosein{'s Stabat Mater, and a sermon on the Pas- sion, A very efficient choir will accompany tt Week and of the Fete out t the re: The sexton will be at the chur vices of Holy ar. A. M, to A. awa. Ars 77 BLEECKER STREET, ‘NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs -The bigl cash advances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c., or the same bought at 77 Bleecker street, north side, T 12, BROADWAY, | BETWEEN THIRTY.SECOND and ‘Thirty-third atreet loaned on Personal property of every Cough sad T THE JEWELRY STO! the New York Hotel—The hig! inonda, Watches, old Gold, and Shawls, dc, The same sold. AT 147 FOURTH AVENUE, BI P: and Fourteenth streets—Liberal advances madi L onds, Watehes, Jewelry, dc. Aqui se pane. Frances. ROADWAY, CORNER FULTON STREET (KNOX'S ae )Business established fifteen years.—NEW- MAN LEOPOLD buys, ee or advances liberally on Dia- monds, Watches, Life Policies, Merchandise and other Sgcuriti Ir. 723 BROADWAY, UNDER jighest os Ene for Dia: liver, Laces, cee D )IAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER. fare bought and rnoney ioaned on them by GEORGE ALLEN, 415 Broudway, one door below Canal atrect. 70 ADVANCE ON DIAMONDS, $50. 000, Watcher, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Silks, Shaw's, Laces, &e.; also Pianos and Furniture; or the goods bought. JOHNSON & 00., Loan Brokers, 189 Bowery. __ BEDDING. _ DDING JOHN it WILCox ou CO., 59 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite Stewart’s upper more » importers 8. A. Horsebai manufacturers and dealers, wholesale and retail, Hai Feathers, Moss, Husk, Sponge, Eureka Mattresses, Spri eds and’ Bedding. Fenthers washed and purified by Farn- ham's patent process, Hye steam. Old Feathers renovated by steam and relieved of di agroeablo odor, OHN H. WIL len & Wil seta ___ BILLIARDS, ROR, GALE THREE 5 817 TABLES, ALL COM. plete and as good as new, suitable for prive house slate beds, best make. Apply to BARKLEY, 24 Pine atree from 11 to WASTED TO PURCHASETABLE IN FIRST RATE order, with Balls and everything appertaining to first, second ~ three-quarter size. Address box 179 Herald office WANTED TO ‘PURCHASE, ed “N EXPERIENCED GROCER, WITH SOME MEANS, desires to purchase a first class Family Store, paying part cash and balance in instalments, well secured ; or would take anactive interest. Address HYSON, Herald oflice. 4 RTIFICIAL ae INSERTED 4A without plates, Upon stumps to or STORAGE, #180 A LOAD, FOR anosand Merchandise of every description ; goods od frequently and propery coverddy and liberal cash ale Yances wade whun required, by A.M. CRISTALAR, 427 Broadway, corner Howard, WAREHOUSES—MOST EXTENSIV:! complete in the worl ate compartment: accessible for furniture, baggage and other properties; com- modious elevators. Eighth avenue, ‘Thirty-third to ‘Thirty- fourth street, MATRIMON IAL. A ‘CANADIAN GENTLEMAN, YOUNG, © tinguished appearance, high,’ soctal position and heir parent to a large fortune, wishes a matrimonial alliance witha ladv under 30, Negotiation at{Madame VERE’S old established bureau, 19 Amity atreet, who will promptly fur- nish particulars. ADAME VERE'S OLD ESTABLISHED BUREAU IS extensively patronized. Interviews arranged and intro- ductory letters furnished Sasa until 9 No, 19 Amity street. z Furntiure famfifes moved, city or ‘country ; furniture, boxed, shipped; storage. Office 113 and pty Eleventh street, between Firs and Sixth avenues. anos, Weat A. T kD HOTEL, DE- alrable location in country, adapted to summer and Winter business, about fitty rooms,'with privileze purchasing ; full particulars,’ Address K., box 160 Herald ollce. PARTY OF ADULTS DESIRE THE WHOLE OF A Scoond Floor of « house in a good locality (no Board or cooking); parties owning or having a long lease of house will have preference, Address, stating location and price, furnishe d, H. box 2,127 Post ottice. \ “| GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDREN, DE- AA. sire three or more unfurnished Roome in a private house, pleasantly located, below Twenty-third street; very bie tonanis, Address, with terms, A, box 175 Heraid LADY WISHES TO TAKE CHARGE OF A CITY Tealdenes during the summer months; unexceptionable box 136 Heraid otlice, for one week ‘T SARATOGA, HUDSON RIVER OR ANYWHERE— An unfurnished country House wanted, from May 1; healthy location; from B6W) down. Owners desiring a goo Teoant address, ‘stating particulars, OWNER, £19 Eighty- PHYSICIAN DESIRES AN OFFICE—AT MODERATE rent; must be on or within half block of Broadway, be- iween 1 wenty-second and Thirtieth streets, Addrews CIS, box 109 Herald office, “A PAINE ‘ts WANTED—IHREE OR FOUR ROOMS AA tn privats house; below Fourteenth street, west side; for man and wife; quiet, eareful tenaots, Address MAN: HATTAN Herald ollices SMALL HOUSES — WANTED. THE hth, Ninth aud Fifteenth wards particularly, for re- bie fainilies, Call or send full particulars to T. FRAN IBBONS, 446 Broome street, between Broadway and A ANTED—FOR THE 4 10 to 20 miles from the Where ail the comforts of a home can be had, for one jult and three children, aged 13, 11 and 9 years. Address J. ., Herald oftice. ¢ HOME term of ‘six months, fro1 , ELIGI year; would ©,, ‘box 146 unty, OR PARTIALLY FURNISHED HOUS bly situated, wanted— Until the fail or for not object to Board owner's family. Herald office, PART OF A HO WANT! housekeeping, east side, for @ reas, stating terms and location, P. Q. D. oft Addrea: » DOK in fierald XUIT OF ROOMS WANTED—FOR a with a strictly private family, between Twenty- ohn aud Fortieth atroate, Fourth. and Sixth wrenues, for party of five, no children; terms must be . ae Hi moderate, Address box 761 Rein ocond price te WR hms Sa SA Li cahane} Hor dest referene eee and price, R. A, P,, box 1,008 P PANTERA PLACE IN THE “COUNTRY FOR six months | Sees furnished and hey Ey wi ‘an hour’ ride of the olty. Address box 3,843 Post offi ‘ANTED—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT bor for . Cerny with ee perme who are not tn- ween Fourth an Singh og frie stating terms, location, &c., Herald ofice. WANTED 10, RENT, A DESIRABLE, WELL FUR- nished House, in # good tocation, about fourteen rooms, Lec ese He AE BR 10-4 im Broadway. TWO ADULTS, MOTHER AND SON, A rivate house of box ia Salar office. HOUSE, SITUATED D BE. ‘ANTED—A tween Lopes bye and Forty-fifth streets, PART oF A ood neighborh« satisfactory references ny idee sagem ito, Fleetwood Purk Stables, U3 to had a ‘ANTED—A FLOOR OF 4 OR 5 ROOMS, MODERN improvements, for houtekeeping, by man and hylan Americans, in house with not mane ul one family; about #800; location in Harlem, team cars, or sixth Brenna near Central Park; besk reference given. Call on or address C! CHARLES H. FENTON, 1 Sixth avenue. ‘ANTED—PART OF A gHQUSE, FIVE, OR IX rooms, fora family of adulty; below Fortieth street aud wost of Putrd avenuo pre erred’ rent must be moderate, Address C, East River Bank, 682 Broadway. ANTED-SEOUND FLOOR OF A PRIVATE HOUSE Yor two persons, between Fourteenth ead Twenty. fifths streets and Second and Sixth avenues; i. be moder. atte references exchanged. Address RESPONSIBLE Herald alice. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIF#, SE- cond floor, suitable for housekeeping, in a house with but one other tamily; references, idvess A. B., vast ‘Thirty-second street, ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, AND HIS WIPE, iA furnished Floor, for housekeoping. Address W, W.'S., box 1,978 Post oftice. ANTED-—BASEMENT OR FIRST FLOOR, FOR A Festeurant down town, near Hanover square; terms moderate, Addrevs F. &., box 8 box 898 | Post office, Wane FURNISHED “HOUSE, with 18 OR 20 rooms, where [aa of the rent would be taken tn board, with privilege of taking » few boarders; location trom Fourth to Sixth avenne and from Fourteenth to Twenty-dfth street. Address TENANT, box 1181 Herald ollice, ANTED—FROM MAY 1, BY A GENTEEL ‘AMERICAN family of three adults, Second Floor, unfurnished, with Room, up or down stairs, for kitel location from Third to Fortieth street, Second and Sixth Call on or ‘address Mra. DI RIEST, 20 East west ED-BY A PHYSICIAN, AN OFFICE IN A private house; location from Eleventh to Twenty-eighth sireet, between Broadway and Sixth avenue, Address DOC- ‘TOR, 'No, 8 West Fourtee ith street. ANTED—A SMALL UNFURNISHED FLOOR OR two large Rooms; private honse; location between Fourth and Twentieth streets and Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address, with terms, A, L ., 227 Eighth avenue. ‘ANTED—A FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR, BETWEEN Ninth and Twenty-fifth streets, Fourth and Sixth ave- of rooma aad nues. Address, stating number rent, VIR- oe. GINIA, Herald ofti ‘ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT board, to hire by the month, below Fourteenth street. Address, giving terms and location, H. V. H., box 168 Her ald oftice, ANTED- A FOUR STORY HOUSE IN A DESIRABLE location, furnished or partially #0; would prefer the rent, or part of it,to be taken ia ard, Address B. B. Herald ollice. ee | ANTED—A_ OF A PRIVATE HOUSE (FOUR AR’ or tive unfurnished rooma), by « farnily of four aduite. Location between Third and Seventh avenues and Bleecker and Fourteenth streets. Address -ANTED—BY TWO ADULTS, ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping; walking distance T'welttn street school; rent not to exceed #300 per annum. Call on or address TEACHER, No. 7 Barrow atreet. Rooms ina rent not to exceed rey and Thiriy eighth streets, Geyenth and Ninth avenue ¥.station Ee ANTED_BY A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR ‘one year, a neatly furnished House, iu New York (above Thifieth street), Brooklyn or Orange, where the Owner wolf appreciate good cure of prope pe Neu of an exorb! Termarmust not exceed 1 UO per month. ing fult particulars, box 98 Post offi VANTED_ BY AR AMERICAN GENTLEMAN AND unfurnished Floor for housekeeping, in. pri- location Second to Sixth avenue, below Fort Mreets rent must be low. Address or three’ days Be CARS SAN, station B, Gragd street. WANTED BY A SMALL RESPECTABLE AMERICAN family, Part of a House, containing about five rooms, modern improvements, for housekeeping. roferences ex: changed. Address L. M. N., box 8,242 Post oflice. Warne te A SMALL FAMILY. PART OF A private house, with modern conveniences, above For- ty-second atreet, on the enst wide, ticulars, M. 1, box 8,025 Post office. Address, with full par- leh PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITHOUT ard, between Fourteenth and Twenty-third streets on vith and Third avenues. Address J. L. D., box 1,128 ‘ost office, Wars SMALL FRONT PARLOR AND TWO mali Rooms, English Basement or First Floor, half pcre in good Tocat jon, between Fourteenth and Twet eighth streets and Sixth and Madison avenues, for privai dressmaking; price not over $50 per month. ‘Address M. PARKER, | ferald office. ANTED—A MODERN THREE STORY OR TWO story French roof House for two adults; good loca- Harlem; rent not to exceed $800. Dp stairs. Vv tion, either in New York or ddress D, H. D., 881 Broadway, WASTED IMMEDIATELY FOR HOUSEKEEPING, six unfarnished Rooms in rivate house able quarter), rent not exceedin; ng $25 per month references [dees Address AMERICAN, Wayten IMMEDIATELY—A FULLY FURNISHED House, containing from 15 to 20 rooms, with all modern conveniences, situated between Ninth and Twenty-fifth streets and Fourth and Seventh avenues; plate, linen, vines and crockery included; rent not exceeding $300 per month. Aanrem W. £. B., Herald oftice, ‘ANTED TO RENT—WITH PRIVILEGE OF PUR chasing, # Country House, furnished, with about ten acres of ground, within two hours’ distance from city by rail or boat; must be cheap. Address D. F., Herald otfice, ‘ANTED TO RENT—UNFURNISAED, A. SMALL House, modern imy provements; not above Fifty-ninth street; west side preferred; rent not to exceed $1,000 per an- num," Address, with Tull particulars, S. box 164 Herald oftice, MEDICAL. ieee, LL PRIVATS DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY without mercury. Manhood restored. Oilico very pri- ‘Dr. HARRISON, 17 Bleecker stree GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED indies. —The Portuguese Female Pills always give im- immediate relief, being specially prepared for married ladics, A lady writes!—These pills relieved me in one days rithout inconvenience, like magic. Price CE. Bl, A. Mabie PHYSIOIAN.—DR. H. fessor of Midwifery, over 20 years successful practice inthis city, guarantees certain rede? 10 ladies, with or with- out medicine, Sure relief to the most anxious patient in 2%4 hours, Residence 120 West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue. Elegant rooms for ladies requiring nursing. D, GRINDLE, PRO- ~-:MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 12) « West Twenty-sizth street, guarantees relief toall female Eomptatnts, Pleasant ro rooms for Bureing. LL_ PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY A“ wor, EVANS, $% Chatham street), without mercury. Dr. Evans’ magico Peta Jost mannood restored. _LADIES ID IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED SUMEDIAZE « relief. No pay (until perfectly cured). Dr, ASCHER, ‘3 Amity place (Laurens street.) —_—__—__—_—— AM PRIVATE DISEASES TREATED SCIENTIFICAL- without mercury ; manhood effectually und radically ranted ; consultation free. . FRANKLIN, 161 Bleecker street. CERTAIN CORE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH oF without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Profersor of Midwifery; over 30 years’ practice. Her infallible French Female Pills, No. 1, price $1, or No. 2, specially prepared for married ladies, price $5, which can ‘never fail, are safe and healthy, Sold’ only at ‘her — street, first door from Fifth avenue, and at dru; Greenwich Street, or sent by mail. Caution.-All ott counterfeit, A PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ‘AD- vice. Honorable and scientific treatment. Dr. W1S, No. 7 Beach atree _Forty years’ private practice. T ONE VISIT LADIES IN TROUBLE ARE RELIEVED without harm, %6 West Fourth street, near Broadway. Mine. ard | Dr. DION. CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES 1 IN TROUBLE, aT one interview by Dr, and Mme. CLARK, No. 10 Amity Street, near Broadway. 2D LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURE IMMEDIATELY Without mercury; manhood restored, Ofiics very pri- by. HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street. NERI TAIN € FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE (DR. / EVANS, 94 Chatham street), with or without medicine. His powerful, safe monthly Pills and Saori baci 85. No. 1 Bast’ Fitty-seoond ists, 152 ere are vate. ] R. OLIN, 21 ‘BOND “STREET, HAS xO EQUAL IN on IL)" ‘New York in all confidential matters (either sex). suitations free. D® BARROWS? SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT FOR THE Cure of discatun of a delicate nature; 20 years’ practice. bY Livingston street, Brooklyn, From LL to 2, or from 4 to 8, (AREAT BENEFACTOR TO DADIGS.-DR, EVANS, 4 X Chatham street; his powerful medicines, failing, 5; also gentlemen treated; private \ENTLEMEN RE! UIRING TREATMEN! T FOK PRIVATE J diseases without loss of time should consuit Dr, CLARK, treet, near Broadway. in re feo ith or wine medicine, at one interview, Fe Fonlé oe renterative from @ distance provided e nurali acient! eal Wy avpiled, 164 East Tweat ya de Be atreet, near Third four years last vl the city of Uti festoreds NEW, YORK,..HERALD,. SHO. APRIL 10, tibia SHEET. iH | NO MEDICINE GIVEN opt in thous cases wuero, om examination, Wt may be found necessary to prescribe certs certain Blood Remedies, which combined with my peculiar Magnetic Operation, accelerate eperfectand radical cure. DR. DODGE, PRAOTIOAL PHYSICIAN FOR CHRONIO DISEASES, Late of Montreal, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti- more, Cincinnat, Hartford and Springfield, Mass., HAS ENGAGED DODWORTH HALL, 8 BROADWAY, where he will publicly heal the sick, free of charge “Without money aud without price.” FROM 9 UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK EACH MORNING, (Sundays excepted), for about 20 days, commencing TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1870. ALSO TAKEN PARLORS AT No, 65 EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD- WAY AND FOURTH AVENUE, ‘UNTIL ABOUT THE 18T OF JUNE, where those who are able and willing to pay may come from ILA. M. tl’ P.M. each day. THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO WITNESS THESE WONDERFUL CURES PERFORMED IN THE HALL. NO SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED, CHRONIC DISEASE! ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED, THE LAME WALK! ‘THE BLIND SERt THE DEAF HEAR! OVER 200,000 PATIENTS TREATED IN TEN YEARS. The diseases which yield most readily to the curative agency of this method, as practised by me, are:— Dyspepsia. Consumption, Asthma, Angina Pectons, Chlorosis, Loss of Voice, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Liver Disease, all kinds of Sexual Weakness, Diabetes, Headache, Nervous Irritation of the Brain, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Diseases of the “Heart, Eruptive Discasea, Con- vulsions, Hysteria, Neuralgia, ‘Thrush, Congestion of Spleen, Irritation of Stomach, Diseases of Kidneys, Ulcora- tion and Displacement of the Womb, Morbid Appetite, Wakefulness, General Debility, Weak Spine, Nervous Depression, Dificult Breathing, with Pain fn the Lungs, Weak and Sore Eyes of every description, Discharges from the Ears, Nolse in the Head, Cancers, Tumors, Piles, Stutter- ing, &ec. Dr. DODGE has, in connection with bis peculiar treat- ment, discovered a Specific for that terrible disease, Epileptic Fits, and particularly ivvites those afflicted with the Spasms, At Dodworth Hall, yesterday morning, Mr. W. L. Lewis, of 397 West street, this city, had to be brought to Dodworth Hall, suffering severe neuralgic pain M the head and dizzi- ness, After one treatment by the doctor be returned to his bome alone, without assistance, and returned again this morning, fecling almost well. Another gentleman, Mr. William Grundy, of Holbrook, L. £, deaf fourteen years, by one treatment was greatly improved, A.gentieman came forward suffering with rheumatie pain | | in right arm: stated he had not put his band to his head or put bis coat on without assistance in six months. In ten minutes he was freo from pain and could use bis arm as well as ever, and so demonstrated by putting his overcoat on without assistance. Several ladics werc successfully treated for neuralgia, headache and other afflictions. READ THE FOLLOWING AFFIDAVITS :— RFMARKABLE Cunk.—This into certify that I have not spoken one word above a whisper since seven years ago Last August, until I came to the rooms of Dr. Dodge at the Trum- Dull Bouse, in the city of Hartford, when, by one treatment, not exceeding one minute, by the doctor, my voice is per- fectly restored. Mrs. ROBERT A. MITCHELL, Portland, Conn. We, the andersizned, citizens of Hartford, being personally acquainted with Mrs, Mitchell, Lereby certify that the above statements are true:— JONN HUBBARD, Esq.; SAMUEL A. BUTLER. No. i Hicks street HENRY W. RICHMOND, vark stree IORGE i STRICKLAND, Main street’ NO. inv. a Albany avenue; I. H, BARTLETT, Proprietor ‘Trumbull House. To ALL Wom It Hay Concern ‘This is to certtfy that I corte not spoken a loud word since January, and that I lost my voice from an at- tack of typhoid fever. After baving tried all the most emi- nent Dhysteinas, I called upon Dr, DODGE, at Bagy's Hotel, ay and in less time than one min: ‘without medicine or Inisrment, my voice was alent Will answer ony ck uiries. J. H, REYNOLD! yviile, Oneida county, N. Subscribed and sworn before me this 16th day of Fen 1887,—EUGEN& STEARNS, Notary Public tor city of Utica, A SPRINGFIELD LADY HEARS A SERMON PREACHED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIRTY-THREE YEARS, Mra, SAMUEL PURINGTON, No. % Hancock avenue. Deaf thirty-three yeara; wed a trumpet fifteen years; ab one week ago received treatment and last Sabbath three different churches and heard the sermon fur the first time in thirty-three years. ASTHMA. Mr, SANDFORD AYER, Springfield, suffered constantly with asthma for thirty years. By (wo treasments and the use of Dr. DODGE'S Asthma Powder for two weeks 1s per- fectly cured, Will answer inquiries. STATE OF MARYLAND, City OF BALTIMORE, to wit:— Be it remembered that on this 18th day of January, A. D. 1863, before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace of the said State, in and tor the city aforesaid, personally appeared B. H. Fitch, residence corner of Woodbury lane, Woodbury, and made oath on the Holy Evangely of Almighty God that Lis brother, nana Sulsteen years, was never known tu speak & word or utter dt that he could not hear the re port of a gun cing Dir, Dodge. by one trealsasnt e has succeeded in giving him hearing com} lete, and also has brought him to speak ao that he can be unuerstood with “Sworn before JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, Juatice of the Peace. ..B.—The boy in person was brought before me, and I hereby certify tat the above statemen’s are true. 3. MOLAUGHLIN, 47 North Enutaw street. ‘This ts to certify that I have been 90 alflicted with deafness from a severe attack of meaules that for thirty years I hava been heen a Lhe Ligrap et Sa mceiiie have been operated upon eminent rsicians, but no pul hes anu went Ae Jpeninard’e f Tia, in'the city of Cleve where, after two treatments by Dr. Dodze, Lam able, to ‘heat quite as distinct as ever. irs. Seneca street, Cloveland, ‘Oui. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 1th’ day of Tr 1867, —-WELLS PORTER, Justice of’ the Ponce, irs, JOEL FRANZ, 469 West West Baltimore street—Prola) weer ‘This lady I found upon her bed, where she had been Caaf ot for eleven years, not even turaing bet us (a on ing time. In ten minutes aiter treatment er ef a and walked, and is now enjoying moueratay ot Mra. H, JOHNSON, 111 Man street, Baltimore—Spinal Curvature, Neuralgia ‘And Catarrh, Perfectly cured. WILLIAM W. MILLER, Lan Lancaster, bared deg ‘aie sions, suffered for months with headache, wakefulnes! in various parts of the body, forgetfuiness, melanchol; great mental despondency. ater one trenisnent Sn acriplon, in two days relieved entirely. DAVID OGDEN, 35 Walnut street, Philadelphia—Rhen- matism. Great stiffness of joints and contraction of muscles of limbs. Able to walk witnout crutch after one treatment. Mrs. MARY MERRIDETH—Deafness and ringing sounds in the ear for twenty years. Kinging entirely removed and hear- ing restored, Residence, 158 Monument atrevt, Baltimore, ‘This is to certify thMt IT have been afflicted with paralysis of the right aide for the past Sve months, rendering oy arm en Urely usel could not raise my hand above my waist, nor Tove my fingers or shut my hand. My right limb was also very much affected. In this deplorable condition I presented my- self to Dr. Dodge, who, by one treatment, perfectly restored to me the wee of tay arin and limb, as may'be seen by calling at my residence, No. 6 Goldbeck’s avenue, east side Second street, below Girard avenue, MERCY ACY. ‘Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 22d day of Octo- ber, A. D,, 1867,-SAMUBL P, JUNES, Jr., Alderman. JOSEPH CLAUTICE.--Fits and Pain in the Head—Resi- dence on Madison atreet, near Dallas, Baltimore; suffer for a long time; pain aud dulness instantly relieved, and fits cured. Mrs. SUSAN CARROLL, 8 Cn ea Lehn Baltimore. Entirely deaf in one ear for thi ve ring but indiiferently in the other—-Perfecuy cared by t two treatments. Call and see her at her residence. BERNARD MULLEN, 308 North Exeter street.—Lame back for nine months; unable to work for that lengtn of time. Cured by one treatment. pre- State of Maryland, city of Baltimore, to wit:— _aBe it remembered that on this, the 22d day of January, K. D., 186%, before me, the subscriber, justice of the peace of suid State, in and for the city aforesaid, ereonalip peared Andrew Sbannon, residence, No.’ B10 Aina street, Baltimore, Maryan and made oath the ‘oly Evangely 0 ‘Almighty God that he has been aillicted eurnatism for four years, following an injury, anda that he has suffered pain all the time, until the Hih ‘day of December, when he applied Dr. Dodge, now at the Eutaw House, and a after two treat. ments by him be was relieved of able ain throw away his canes and walk without them m, whol be had not done before since bis jury} ;,@lso that he had ber constant sufferer from neural aie of the head for three months previous to his treatment, which was instantly and porma- nently cured. NB, WHEAT, Justice ot ine Peace for Fifty Ward, Oftice 181 Forreat street. N. B.—I_ further certify that I have known Mr. Shannon beamanof truth teaue, avai Livarroot AND LON of the saree built lors are intendedto sail. \ April 7 |10Wa. 127 a nee of the Unio pe | GAMBA “Apri 3D ‘Trust Carey city of New York. 1 ay 7 viz., Santary fe Apel an ‘October t. atce ler 30 North rivet, at 12 c'sloek noon, The Monticello and Port Jervis connects’ with the | ales of P reel ay a Bie fale ot we (a pnd anect directly Tis Excursion Aha rhe y py rune, ‘e130, gee Midland marin i on w it wilt con: teerage, to Glassow, Liverpool or Derry, #80; intermedi. Ty the Midland and fespaia certificates from these ports, 832. 1p llr ‘miles in scant Bross aay Dal fn che mos sab 4 ery A a i ja A aaettinl Havre, Rotter- towns of Sulll Perea Orang cycountle and ee: 2 Bane {payable at any bank in Great Britain and rhe fe information apply aN ie piney fone af, pes mpany’s office, No. ow fore DERSON UROTHERS a alta fr am 2 iy 4 yronet san tae ane. secatiy rated ya bonds Co and will ‘prove convenient form of income tot many pure Si AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL C's ag ning ae Yee Prese 95 per cent and accrued inter- est, in Ie carleiey, wil ihe rise to advance to par without | Bet Gxltrin Woden api 1B ae Aleppo, Thursday, da Pamphlets furnished on eae au street, New York. Sanntria Buturla, aorta Nemesis) Satur DurmareATOn’s FUNDS, TO, Dg, TOLGAN 0} ON AN ON BOND AND ran | Marathon, Thursday, Ha. - Siapolis, FRREMAT in sums by the Wednesday stem carry inas sity aia ly open oe or rea 180 “wil buy buy * a Bat | pirat the, eo tits gold. yp irtt oF ANNO morte SI treet. pe ‘Firat Sea ‘$145, gold. srerpoo eat iawn vari t argpe a oe meat Niven for Belfast, Gia lavre, Pornivbe ane other ports on the Continent, and for Pitted ral For Treight and cabin passage apply at the company's BAVINGS i square ana New Bowery, New York. may be deposited on or tbefore A rit Wend wit receive in- ay lepos! Son ape orn Ac AT ONGE.— 665,000. TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN or ee Slearage Vaseau atilt Broad Builat _ ‘or erage aes wa ull A; in differont sums on City Property only. No ear RLES G, F! Row ‘YN, Aj ron, era need address CASH, Herald olee, Wy ATIONAL LINE. N STEAM TO. LIV BBE OOE AND i nn TOWN, —A.-WE HAVE A LARGE SUM OF MONEY TO from me + loan on first class security, in New York and New Jer- DEEN, a, Saturday, atT A, M. sey; might take Qin wUTEER & C0,, 69 Liberty street, GA adh “april A, rai Me A MONEY TO LOAN 9 Ox BOND AND, MORTOAGE nceeanas Tarerrces ot t Queshstown jabin, $9 and B70; » On desirable Real ; on steer srage tickets from Li I, Loa- jaxea cashed. Apply to V. K. STEVENSON & SON, 1 PM aga rr tocar m Liverpool; Queenstows, Apply att ie company's fra 8 oo) 3B Broaaway. Mansror._ ' Abtoneage in mum of FUNDS TO LOAN om BOND AND in sums of $8,000 and #1 mortgi 000; first | QTEAM TO LIVERPOOL “ins QUEENSTOWN, class colts: preg 18,000 (orem bry a® 135,000 rat ne Cunard nee mortgage, and § 1000 to aoe mortgagee. ALEPPO aails, “Thursday, April 14 0. G. BENNST, Wi] Cedar street, SAMARIA aaile, Saturday, Aprit 18 ‘Cabin passage, $80, cold currency. floerage tiskole trou Europe sued at went rates fe passage app! ir fog paOEHARLES G. Henge ea ent. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. fo bvery Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, ASH PAID AT ONCE FOR NOTES TO ANY AMOUNT / on firma bearing fatr investigation mounts of not less ,000 desired. Address box 4,859 Post oflice. Degpese .—CHOLLAR POTOSI MINING COMPANY, 2B coin per share, payable lth inst at the agency of valifornia. LEES & WALLER, 88 Pine street. Griaw make Loans on good securities, Principals r of eet F atreet, - blade TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN, AND LIVERPOOL, Cane owns aM 7 NS) Fying the United States Mails, Drafts in a G. L. WILLARD & CO., 843g PINE STREET, WILL os’ cna eee axobandee be sage atiice, Ey ‘Broalway, corner of purchase approved First and Second Mortgages and ly treated YY, BANKERS (THE SAME AS AN INCORPORATED BANK), STREET, NEW YORK. ALD re, Prict FOUR PER CEST INTI TEREST ALLOWED ON DE- si ai rer. Cabin pass: migey 220 currency. Persons desirous of receiving interest for their money and Passe’ i mpd gees ‘ron a Paris, Hamburg Norway having it subject at all times to check on demand ean do#o | and Sweden, de. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and by depositing WITH THIB BANK, which allows the entire daily business at the rate of FOUR rE i CENT per annum. Collections made on any part of the world, with immediate returns, at the lowest current rates. Orders for purchawe or sale of stocks, bonds or gold promptly executed. MONEY, DEPOSITED Ow oR BEFORE ATRIL 16 WiLL t ial Gi ELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, a The Bt aa iy at lowest rate: Apply to iitaus & GUION, 39 Broadway. * bay tee ne PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL porta of the Department of State issued by A. C. wiuntaRt, United States Court Buildings, 41 Chambers street. JRUROREAN TOUR.—A_ RESPECTABLE PRUSSIAN 1)" wiahes to engage with one or two American gentlemen oF a small family as courier (guide.) Has experience; best city references ; speaks English fuently, also French and Ger- man. Address Europe, Herald office. eatre. a On a President. . K. THURBER, Pres: How Munzary Yi? Presidente, __1saao 3, BARRETT, Secretary. onex: Hae hha IMPROVED OITY FRORRETY, Mon uit. JOHN SHIRLEY & SON, late W. B Wood, 68 Wall atreet. ‘OTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF THE CITY OF BUR. lington, lowa.—The undersigned, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners anpolnted to compromiae ‘and adjust the city indebtedness, is now prepared to exchange new bonds eee twenty-five years, Hrearing six per cent interest interest payable semi-annually im the city of York, t for old Bonds and accrued interest at par, in accord. ance with an arrangement made wis Jere under the provisions of the “Ena! act” of the State, sanctioned by a vote of the citizens, thet pala Bn nestioned. At. ordinance having been ‘Pacinic MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S through line to reigns ore and Chine og Toroagh rales New eerie Uden Preacisco— ‘acces. BO, nh ry to a7, oon yf berth. rae eases iualude deft; board and all necessaries for the wh ars of she adore line Jeure, pier No, 42 North river, foot of Canaf street, at 12 o’clock noo! Ga te Sth and BIat of each month, except when those days fall on Sunday, then the day pre- "onc bundred pounds of baggage free to each adult. Medl- City Counett which provides for « sinking fund and fe perivent 0 Interest, tha St extinction of the “April aL TAN Y « AGHA U NCEE, Can Captain Maury, connect- ay beldery Bidens o¢ old Bonds and ao Knevers. om for fen ‘AMERICA will leave Ban Francisco Apri! 80, 1870, exchange to tie undersigned fitoual of for China and Japan. erat tate Pank of Rertnaes. | Noa po oa make | a | ight £ HENRY CHAUNCEY received until ¢ P.M. on exchal mn. pense ednesday, ippers ta folders,” “"" "WM. BELL, Mavor City Burlington, lows. - “iieoog gia charges, Be papel tacktities atiogsed ehipger ta kets and all further information TPHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK. agniy af tie olice. par ere Month river, ird avenue and Twenty Bix per ‘cent interest allowed on all sums trom tt All money deposited on or before the 20th of Aj I wi {oterest from the Ist of April. Bank open datly from 10 A, M. to a. P. ip os me on Monday, OREER, President. Wednesday and Saturdey evenings from _W™. B. Brnptns, Secretary. frcitts cia’ war TO BORROW—?500 OR $60), FOR SIX OR twelve months, for which a liberal bonus and interest will be paid and a insurance policy will be curit “ng security given if required. Address, 000, = Agent. draw Geren, STATES MAIL ATLANTIC MALL BTEANSHIY COMPANY, pbareday, ‘et three o'clock P. M. pre- + sprit 16 sslling regulatiy. eve ciuelt, from plot No. 4 North river, MISSO! . Be Edwi Monno cist E, iGaptatn fe Adams, via Nason... April a COLUMBIA, Captain E. Van Bloe.......+...- ‘April 23 For freight or passage ¥ ae Wiener, Te President, 5 Bowling Green. wen as He ‘INTEREST, HELEN YS 1S Ry eae ge bh a Hin, orery isrenty days, from pier 17 Haas river, at 12 o'clock CLEOPATRAY Pail CITY OF MERID. Desi i For freight it OF Pp “AEEXANORE & TH por BERMUDA. The Al steamship FAHKEE, Captain Joseph D. Steate, carrying the United States mail, ‘will sail for the above port on Thursday, April 14, at 3B. M.,from Pier 11 North river, and will contiutte to sail as follows:— Heral WANTED —en0,000 TO $18,000 ON _UNINPROVED Brooklyn Property, near Prospect Park. Address G.B., Herald oticen $12.000- cation entertaineds $15.00 ina new business, commenced “af. 000, £4,000, $3,000 AND $4,000 ON irat mortgaze; none but the vary best appii- ; One per cent Sa Sram WANTED.—A GOOD BUSINESS MAN can connect himself with hrst class parties January 1, this year; the business is covered by patents and ia a great staple. Profits | Leave Beriouda. Leave New York, Wery larger ‘Money wanted tofnish the works commenced, | ADriL3®. ‘Apri dt ‘This is a chance se.dom met with, Inquire a “ Kast Twane Ma Jo. May 10. ty-third stroet, at the office of the IPM ORE, Pessoa” 0, anes pee July Has a, ansenger and freight accommodations. ¥; second cabin, ight 60 cents’ per diy barrel. Payable ia United states gold. cht For freight or pat HARVEY, Agont, 34 New street. KXAB LINE of Galveston steams galling every Saturday ntl, M-, touching at Key ‘The Al steamer GULF STREAM, M'Creery, at Bites 20 Kast river, will sail on Saturday, April “EH goods for Houston oF the interior will be forwarded by our agents, Messrs. T. H. McMahan & Co., free of wharfage, drayase, or commissions for receiving or forwarding. Thsurance guaranteed as low xa any other route, No de- tention at Galveston. For freicht o rom tenet C. MALLORY & ke 00.5, Sateen Jane. FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT—SOUTHERN LINE.- amer LODONA, a Hovey, will leave pier i ’ iv ¢ *, Saturday, eit Xo of freight or paneaye wpply 0 Ser et MAA, 153 Maiden fave. cashed,” Apply tov. $49, 500 TO. LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PRO- ot Bw None but princivals need apply to $5 50). 000 TO LOAN ON OR PURCHASE BONDS 9) and Mortgages on Hudson, connty, 3 Se Property. Cash in three days, ROBERT WI Not Exchange place, Jersey Ci {) TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE $150. O0t on improved City Property; First and Second Se Sees ed without any delay. Apply to WILLIAM KENNELLY, 32 Pine street, metered $972 000 TO LOAN ON BOND. AND MORT- ( gage I New York and Brookiya. “See- ond Mortgages, wan ALLENDER & LAURENCE, 80 Pine street, ‘RUROPEAN STEAMSAIPS JER (\NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, ‘The General Transatlantic Company's mafl steamships be- tween New York and Havre, calling at Bres The ea en veagels on this favorite route far the Continent po NEW ORLEANS DIRE! 2 (Change ot pier to No, ‘43 North river.) id Line. Low Freight, ‘The well known frat class aide wheel steamabtp Thomas Hi. Morton, ‘Commander, re from pier No. 60 North river as follows :— wil leure pier No, orth river, on Saturday, April 16, at DE PARIS, Surmont. Saturday, April 16 | gp, Freight taken at ee ‘rates for St. Louis, Mobile, i eta Lemarie. asaetay, pel i and male " i ichesu Saturday, May rfroght or passage, havin lor sccommodatto LAFA “TSaturday, May 28 | apply toe OF Passer TIE Ss ON, FO - iS #8 Liberty aitoet, For NEW ¢ ORLEANS DIRECT, NTS" STEAMSHIP LINE. Nor it North at3o’clock ?. M. est Cal To Paris (including railway’ ticke These steamers do not carry steeraze passengers. American travellers going ‘to or relurning from the Conti- pec Bie nent of Europe, by taking the steamers of this line, avoid | yNirEp STATES.; in Saturday, Aprit 16 Bet re eee tease aon at | era rece isi an gen ob Lol pense. GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, No. 68 Broadway. ae Hebel bine inet ater or it oF past aving superior accommodations, . MREDREICK Bakdiyedd Brondway. ‘OR NEW ure, DIRECT. ‘The Cromwell Steamshi leaving pier No. 9 North river, at — LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOW! INMAN LINE t baits Mail Steamers are appointed to sail as fol- Line, O'clock P. M., as fol- aff 8A. GEORGE QROMWELL, Captain Clapp. April 16, M. | CORTES, Captain N pri 33 CITY OF BROOKLYN. “Bauurday! Apel ivi FM | Seighn'secstved iat i ‘Fhrougit Fates given for Gnivestou, And gach oie Ny ‘and alternate Tuesday, trom Indianola, asses ‘and Bt, Loi Deis r rel “7 RATES OF PASSAGE oop ot B. F araRG am For &:COn, 86 Wont streak. by the mail lryiaret Sailing every Saturda; Payable in gold. ab Fone Merde Baten Company ROUTE, will despatch the fires er FLAG, Captain TLimebaraer, on Wednesday, orth river. Cs 00} Steerage To Loni class Aun bar irom Dior 29 ‘No. argo delivered withous ighlerage at "asaage by the ‘Theeday etoamer, via in Hiaica, Sabin, aise: Pernandi Payable in gold. Payables currency. The MERCEDIFA will follow and nal inn Sturday, April $3. ee [Tints bet For igh Or a TTERSON, 177 Weat street. ed to Hh Havre, ‘ii remien, Baldi rth Pe t CHARLESTON, 8. ©., THE SOUTH, , SOUTHWEST and Florida New York and Shares Steamship Company's first clase sidewheel oamehs et oro! can bel Tongue here at moderate rates by persons {to send for thelr frien wishin, For further information apply at the compans’s offce, A IN, Captain James Berry, Fal aii > Brosaway, jaw York. Tuesday, Apr 12, ata P.M, talling from pier No. & North ONDON ¢ AND NEW bh. ital gd LINE, Ti npertor agooraniodations for passenge! ere rs, e tickets and bills of lading fgsued in con: Rates of past Through Steamer nails perery fo gts ire to London, ection with the fouth Carolina Raflroad to all points Sout, pier No, 3 North rive: and Southwest and with steamers to Piorine: Ports. Goods forwarded free of co:ami Bills ot iealig f furnished and sigi ed 6 ‘on the spit NNESSEE will follow, wud sail Thorsday, ATALANTA. Pinkhym, ‘April ikeat a P.M. Rates of Passage payable in currency t Cabin, #70; Second Cabin, #50; Steerage, 25. Le wert tp T! Eee raion Hekets avaliable forsis onthe, “s by x ee pauclonshs ¢ passage from London or Havre, currency. ‘or See De ated te amborn ineatons Siavtsy Ear; HENRY I, MORGAN & S04 Agents, Antwerp and Rottecdam at reduced currency rates, Apply at db Broadway; for fealalt at Bt ‘South atrest. HOWLAND & ASPINW. WALL, LL, Agente, ‘TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RiGHMOND. Old Dominion Siexmahip Company. Jour GERMAN LLOYD. sstzgrsbine of this line leave pier 87.North river, foot of kere For Norfolk, City Point amt Richmond every Tueata BREMEN, HAVRE AND LONDOR, TUnraday nud Gatarday, at 3-P. 3, connecting with the Wire lass andolewant ron Mail Bleamships Hale cn Teoneages Air tine, the Seaboard. Inland Alt tins, retoraburg and Weldon rail Cheanpeake aad Ohio rail” Toads, and Richmond and Danville railroads, Through pas- senger tickels and throngh bills of lading at reduced rates to all points South and Houthwoat, ‘Apply at offee on pler ap eeoCREADY, Presiden 181 Greenwich street, corer of TRAVELLERS? | GUIDE. April? yer. ‘pelt 7 ook By bai tons and 700 horsepower, Captain E. Brickenstein. ON. AY Of 8,000 tons and i00 horsepower, Japtain Ge Ernat. Will leave from Bremen pier, foot of Third streat, Hoboken, and take passengers to London, Havre Bremen oud Southampios, at the following rat ~ rw vooh Sos Nena First Cabin. 9120, gold. Nae 6TH STEAMER ANTELOPE WILL COM- Second Cabi 52, gold. mence her regular trips to Peekskill and intermediate Steerage. 28; cold. ree e ‘Thursday, April M4, leaving Har- For passage or freight apply to rison atroe 10 OELRICHS & CO. 63 Broad street, comer Bearer, New York. NOTIC E. NARRAGANSET STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Srzctag, On or about Monday, deeo i world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and KH will resume theie p TO AND FROM FRAN ‘The Hamburg American Packat Company's Tron Mail Ape At. D's Steamship {rps on the ine for Boston, via Fait River,voucling at Now: ALDEMANNIA, Bort, Leave plor 30 North river, toot of, Chambers street, ab tain A. Parents, carry the United cg montis, will P. M., datiy, Sundays excepted. se steamers have beea aioe racecar 13, te abr horoughiy dverhanied and Pee ently redtted nothin PEYROUTAY CHERB aNd HAMBE beon omitted conducive to the safety and comfort of pase Spittag peneeneets to eatee On R ix Plymout) and Paria (via | sengers. CEMONS Me il Passenger Agent. Cherbou ig bi og oI Director. Firat Gab An, #130: Second i e Slee ba SAMS FISK, JB, ‘The B nousatla to tolow om A ri LINE FOR, ALBANY AND TROY. DAILY AT 6 ws a Bn ers nen a its uN. ho. 6 Bocclay oeoteM & tbe West ak eb BONE