The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1872, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. “THINGS ARE QUIET.” Gold 111---Governments Firm--- Southern Securities Steady. sUBSIDY AGAIN. Pacifie Mail Excited, Western Union Stimu- lated, and an Electric Impulse All Round. MONEY QUIET---FOREIGN EXCHANGE DULL, WALL STREET, } Tuvnrspay, April 18—6 P. M. GOLD 111, ‘The gold market has shown a reticent feeling to- @ay, notwithstanding the increased disposition, per telegram, to block the ‘American case,” so called, at Geneva. Asa matter of fact it may be stated that @be American case does not receive the endorse- ment of all Americans. What policy the adminis- tration may be compelled to act upon in this matter 4s of course problematical, but the local feeling is aswe have pointed out. Gold ranged as low as 110%, but hardened later in the day, with a firmer tone to the London market. The carrying rate was Bto3 percent, At ( TUE GOVERNMENT SALB the aggregate bids were for $4,175,600, of which $1,000,000 was sold below the market. STOCKS UNSETTLED AND EXCITED, The stock market was excited and Irregular during the day, Pacific Mail becoming active in the afternoon upon the revival of the subsidy promise, nd Western Union on the assumption that the Atlantic and Pacific was willing to sell out. GOVERNMENTS WERE STEADY, ‘with a moderate business, most of which was do- mestic. The market closed strong, as follows:— Wnited States currency sixes, 115% a 116; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 115 a 11534; do. do, do., coupon, 116 31634; do, five-twentles, pepe erod) May and No- vember, 110% a 114%; do. do., 1862, coupon, d 118% a 114%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 113% a 114: Go. do., 1865, do. do., 11434 a 115; do. do., 1867, reg- istered, January and July, 11342 a 113%; do. do., 1865, coupon, do, 11276 @ 113; do, do., 1867, do. do., 23K a 118%; do. do., 1868, do, do., 1143 a 11434 ‘do. fives of 1881, funded, ‘registered, 10934 a 110; ft M3 ia do, ten-forties, do. di ey ‘coupon, 40944 jo i 100123 a 209345 Central Pacific gold bonds, 101% a 10234. SOUTHERN SECURITIES were quiet at the following quotations:—Tennes- M a 673g; gee, ex-coupon, O14 ay lo., new, 67. na rte An ld, 40 a 50; do. sixes, consolidate“, bonds, 63 & 54; Go. deferred scrip, 16% ir; Georgia sixes, 13 0 ‘8; do. sevens ong 90; North Carolina, ex-coupon, 86937: 46, runding, 1866, 25 a 27; do, do., 1863, 21 Bs; do., new, 20% a 22; do., special tax, 1445 a 16; Missourt sixes, 953¢ 2 96; do., Hannibal and St. Jo- seph, 943, 2 95; Louisiana sixes, 69a 63; do. new, 60 a 60; do. levee sixes, 60 a 65; do. do, eights, 75 a 0; do. do. eights, 1875, 80 a 85; do. Penitentiary | evens, 60.070; do. Railroad eights, 70 a 80; Ala- ‘bama fives, 60.2 65; do. eights, 85 a 90; do. eights ‘Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, 85 a 90; South ‘Oarolina sixes, 50a 53; do., new, January and July, B8% a 8834; do. do., August and October, 8534 a 87; Arkansas sixes, funded, 54 2 58. THE MONEY MARKET shows a disposition to the return of nominal sales, Early in the day seven per cent was paid, and close ‘on banking hours money was offered at two per cent. The legitimate rates may be quoted at six to feven per cent. Discounts are unchanged, The wonservative action of the Bank of England direc- tore to-day has undoubtedly influenced the quicter feelIng in the money market here, while at the game time it rebukes the latest telegraphic de- spatches of a belligerent purpose on the part of France. FOREIGN EXCHANGE is quict and steady at the rates previously quoted. RAILWAY MORTGAGES, ‘Tho following were the bids to-day lew York Cen Tol & W Ast m. StL div. ee lew York Cen T Cie & Tol dink Ms. 10e New Jer Cent, Ist in, 1.104% Pitts, FW & Chic Ist m.105, Pitts, F W & Chic 24 m.109 Pius & Chic Sd mi. 93. Glove Pitts Sam Clev & Pitts 4th m. Chie & Alls f... & Altist im Altincome 8d in, Harlem 7's, Ist in Aiarlem con mand sf Alb & bus 2d bas Bich Con fat m Ba 18 hi 8 c lst mn 113 ic eR 2d ah... 1 Ghilo & Ale doe ms ih SARL sti pe 40s Ohio & Miss 2m, com Pac Rit Gs, gtd by No Dub & Sioux City istm. 04> fe gold bds. Peninsular Ist my con... 93 Paton Pae Ist St Louis & Tron 96 Mil & St Paul Ist elu Mil & StP Istm,7 Fg Belleville £8 il Id, Ba: 968) MA St Baul dat v tat H Mil & St Paul, fowa div 634 aT ay Mar & Cin Ist m cs Ghic & NW st Chic & Mil Ist mye 98, : Joliet & Chie Ist m./!2107\ a Got, Chie & Ind tam... 7 Tol, Peo & W, ED. I Poe Wr, Wurtn div. $8 Pol, Peo & War 2d m..: 8414 Bost. Mart & Erie lst m. 45% ext Bos, Hart & Erte gtd... 49 ease x 4 Cedar F & Minn 1s 4 . Cl BANK STOCKS, The following were the bids for city bank stocks to-day:—New York, 15 Manhattan, 150; Me- ohancs’, 13614; America, 152; City, 286; Pheulx, 10: North River, 00; Tradesimen’s, 148; Greenwich, 225; Butchers and Drovers’, 140; Merchants’ Exchange, 86; State of New York, 113%; Commerce, 1174; Ocean, 10; Mercantile, 126; American Exchange, 216; Bank of the Repubife, 11534; Bank of North America, 104; Hanover, 102%; Irving, 12744; Mar- Ket, 1264; Nassau, 1064; Shoe and Leather, 160; Continental, %; Marine, 165; Commonwealth, 82: Park, 158; Central National, 102; Fourth National, 21234; Ninth National, 110; Oriental, 160; Gold Ex- ohange, 109; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 90; German-American, 108, THE TREASURY EXHIBIT. The following are the Treasury balances at close of business to-day;—Currency, $9,500,000; coin, 127,000,000, of which $27,600,000 are coin certifl- cates. BALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Thursday, | April IS—11 A, Me shs Pac M 88 Co. do. Pa do. ee do. do c do do do quick N Co he ans de ae BRisnemare do. CATE ee 20 AiG Hil anil ‘Bt Jo Sto x vce Hk wie iy ‘ ie 4: GO Chie &N WRI. By Say tot, W ie W ik 79 do. 5, 0 Chic ARIRR 1 Sid. + SM 400 Bost, Hi ‘ 3300 do. et, Harta BL First Board=11 A. M. 600 shs West Un Tet BN 3 + 673 4 i do by Bw Go. O00 Misstwuri O's 95%, 40) do 8yN0) Eerte Ls m 10°. 4 do, ($000 Erie 2d mn 3 20 do. itty Un Pae bet i Hig BO do. do. a % lo do Athan U Hue Pa Tgids: wos 2 Ae $00) Un Pac Wis, duc... 869 10 Asn Mer U Exp. 500) . do. ‘ aww be 8 wy do. 7 TOD ALA Taio tot Oy BV Adame EX Go. .t8 fs 100 Di HackAW et m to)” 2oN¥ Cen WRB 100) Ce & 8 et ry a BOO TOL EW D Boon tol & Wat do bee L 9 3000 Tol & W equip ds 2H Gt Wert . Hit xv init be gag Spain & Tol is mi 6 #0 brw ait 6 ww Mor &Exzdin... % Ww do we al o Gen Istm, n.. 14 600 do. 196 on do, ea Rui ia HE vet Wi pref. Ss 20 Harlem RR mo BH & Erie istis.. 40:2 20) | pe do . ‘ do, do... 45 LSAMSRR do pias? ‘do - Ohio & Mig 2am. #5 * bs C¥ alls & Mist... A IW Union Puy ik NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. S000 M 4 St P 6's, Ist m 107% 00 Chic & N WRR. 1000 North Mo ist m... 200 do. BA NG Boneh tst'm.: AA 4m SB she Contint'l Banik. 95° 300 Gold Ex Bank...... 110 2 400 200 1} ce ec oO g Qu w r © is bi Pr Mi i | was + 6244 | were holding thi 0 Maryland cs ‘oul Co.. 400 Quick 100 120 S000 | v8 cen bis nk -b31 ‘2000 U! rin 3 aEEE 1000 Ce 1000 Un Pas 100) Un Pao 7's, 1 20 Un Ps 10 Bank of Republic. 400 Pac MSS Ci 600 do Pacitie Mail Corre. Rio ordina: St. paid. Cortow on the spot continued dull and nominal. were made atirregular prices, and not untrequently at ations, which show no change from the quotations of yesterday. For future delivery business was moderately active at a shade easier prices. ‘The sales reported on "aheaes sum figures gold; to Me not jn Round hoop 0 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands Fouptly: Ca Freionrs.—The inquiry di West do. do. 'Y 7's bon loan, F +18 AY Aretnit 6x, def. ‘ac 10's, Ohio & Miss 20°) shs Am Ex Bank... OLOSING PRICES—5 O'CLOCK P, M. Western Union 763 a 76} ran aw ale a ges i ung Sh n Pac gold bas, 102: seas 1 Boe ie 4 nee 200 Mil & St Pie. 400 Del, qa0k ew 500 do. Dub & Sioux. «& Second Board—1 P. M. 600 shs NYC 4 NRR.o Bis lo My 200 do. 10, Harieny Rit 110 &MS. ia Mich Cen RR 60 TL Cen iki 1700 do. 40 Chie & NW prei 10, 0,0 41 HR. NJ eh ate Toh F i StL & 1 200 do. 200 Bost, Hart & BE. oer) Northwest’n pi NJ Ceniral Rock Isluni St Paul COMMERCIAL REPORT. Firmer—Lard Firm—Whiskey ye. a 1Ke Domingo (in bond), mewhat under and Cattst a 200 change 100 May tor 100 Jum day, up to three eo st ae ; June, twa 7 August, «Beta, 100 at t y steam, 1d; wail, 3 sme Ager wail to pmpressed | diterta t dinar} ood ordinary The qui LOW iY ithin the ray 70, delivered. ‘0. 2 State, ertine xtra Btate hoice do: Superfine Western. extra » Shipp 1s lo iitaatraight ex ye flour. outhern No. 2 at nvore lorie. uncheon! —Wheat was fairly acti fused for j fused in store, The OO bushels at $t Iwaukec yall ) uv Barley shels at 740, for two-Fe ndorate, but rates We ain, The chartering till there Was a in, npara was 4 ars. We quote > as steady at pt delivery ats sigh jong are based on our quotations, is choice double exir KU. Louts cholee family if B a $I fly day Were ay follows » ntrifugal and mixed., y auited at Cotton Quict and Easy—Receipts at the Ports, 3,639 Bales—Whceat Flour Firmer—Coffce Dull—Pork Closed Steady—Naval Firm. Tnorspay, April 18—6 P. M. —The market remained dull and entirely nomt- nal. We annex current quotations as follows :—Cargoes y, Mgc, a 144e. ; do. fatr, do. prime, 16/0. a sixty days; Maracatbo, 18c. a 193 44 gold, the appended Vt L-L6e. 00 at '23, 4 sly Sach, § total, 37 Aprit, 400 at 38%. 1, $00 at 23 13- fie’, wi together dt th ports el bY mitil, S-10d. ; to c.2 tO Hamburg, by sv > Bremen, by steam, 0 Baltic 2s 3 uy corn meal, 50 Thi < moderate. ‘The « about 10,000 bb! Corn men! our in modernie dewand, with sales of 400 bbls. Wes Ni We quot 8S 7 7 part last © re rather firme bustiess showed | erate call te atively ithe was rket for fomestic was quiet nnd 5 ane tol ‘ately so tl ‘( rude. tn batk was r ad entire! ly nowinal. 40 do. 115 Chie & Aiton RR... 11 200 Han & StJo RR.b 100 Hon & StJo Rit pf. 100 "hb 12:15 to 2:156P. M. — U a eas r, 67. be.bd 3 Cley & Pitts, gtd. 0 ft, be it ig Northwestern. 7 ees Firmer— Be. a 1510. ; do. good, Laguayra, 18c. a 20c. 5 .; Java, 2c. @ We., gold, duty 1.196 Ww middling) the sales have ening ater three P.M. 200 a oo. at 2 it) at 28 18-160. ; September, ry Pgc.; October, November and | December, 300 at tton rinuing in quanty | ¢ - thin halt a grade above or below the grado | si Receipts-—Plour, 8.548 hble r 6 Ha 6% | erecls for. th the bide usally were tnder the views | Mitino bit vet Nev Crop. parties were asking © oll was In rhe ages; Ma: Ann. a, + 1137 ays Stock, tual’ Nos. I bales. ross, Rall Stores in bond, Sales up as folio vouehe Gr: qi ing Ewport .... | Consumption: : | Speculation An trausit.. | temporar! May | | tract vorit ciose Ey 50 a $6 25 Wa 725 Salt Wa 775 | ber An 1 ie epi | Shows 44 mn ando anlcs | Less te nthe quiet, but | at ne Greek | t $955 , Piilade | TDI Retagd | ati about 3,600 bbls. 350, boxes short rib at 74 do. belt market for tlerces chol 1,050 tierces for June. at 2b) tierces sold earl; Steady ; sales 350 tlere Rick, —The market showed no further chan; demand and firm, at Sige. a 9. 5 Rangoon Sugar,— tion an sugar al Messrs. C, Amann & Cor report tie ‘sales, stock and 1 ceipts as follows ;— speculation, April I 187 en since April sale Tn ‘Aprit Stock this day, Ap'l 18, 1872 47,345 Col paring, with stock— April 20,171 Low was but steady. &8ige. for Lon bound, DOMESTIO MARKETS, Cotton steady Sales, 810. Stoel Wheat firin and in fair de bushels State ut 700, suites 600 bushels moth: clover at lard quiet and unchanged, of Charities, work say:— Their labors haye been confined to the details of the af fairs of the comm duly 31, IS71; the he y fiscal year ending July 8 ‘Their printe | this statement | received Third... Fourth... i F sm, and that chases ih open m1 which such purchas is Tensher thi price, matetlal Institutions and by ‘emporary reliedl ks a Total... | Institutions, Temporary rs Shows as rea! 0 per cent overcharge Ralariey and services All ‘. atat 4c. @ 21%e. for ear! Pater we cut meats, S81 do. ; lard, market for mess pork was about steady but closed rather firmer. The sales were fair, Bit rey nut 13.35 for April, se 35 a $1 and $13 60 for June, closiny at) Bacon was firm and tn at from $8 8 ta tlerces, in the range o} 2 Hes, 7c. a or bo: cas a We hear 0 bie. atic. od refining at 83%4c., Refined was in’ tse Hhde, ascertained by ac- ae count, | ineludin, rs Fa folagp & d0., 8250. & ined in fair re for good to Rene! suveston, Cotton steady; good ordinary?: Exports coastwise, 936, New Cotton steady s middlings, igo, 76. Bales, 8. Cotton active and strong; middiings,” 2 celpts, od ghee, Exports coustwise, 732, Block, 80,418," On. Cotton quiet; pa mie, ft Stock, 1700” Tobacco active and unchanged: sales 31 I shipments—Corn, 1,600 at $5 76. Highwines—Ni Oswri $9.5) for double ¢: white Canada, $1 eur of sules i nd 2,200 bbls. ly Pkovisions.—itecelpts-Porks We hear of sales of. 100 boxes: ifc., und 25 boxes smoked shoulders at 6!<c. ignies ied Thain, Wo. We, see. ; pickled hains, 6% mA) tie a 97-16c., tl ge was iil fair demand and + B68, intr teonolee serocery, 87cm 10, xandatd, Nos, 8 to 12 Tee a Bie, 6 94,6. Manila—Superior a1 oe ‘Orleang—Kellning grades, 7c. & madlings, 8940. delivery or remainder Sle id $13 m ly de c.-; lony Dressed hogs a $27. Out pie! do. shou xed or loose. sroling Gontinned dull rice. reign he Smnarkel ‘for raw showed but little ani prices were rather in buyers’ favor. All tions of reining are a trifle easier. 1s4 hhds. uring ight. Beer remained quiet ice were contined to sraail Lote aggregating $11 for ness, $10 15 for prime mess tlerees, and $13 a hams were dull and nov do, shoulders, be. ‘a 5' latter pri n New York of 5,000 my on private teri bis. ; beet, 25 ry tierces. T eC] hang 35 i for mand; sales clear quoted at were stei 12 for Ss were qi dd bellles at We ders, 6c. a but fair wa Pterees Carolina 8 Patna at 7c. a Tae. and S00 baEs We hear of sales of ‘and 1,100 boxes molasset less démand, ava—Duteh standar Nee. Oats 140; 2,80) re Ve. ey) molado, 4c. but stead, Boxes, Bags, Metado, 86,444 3 745 BY = 90,755 8,266 box Dai Standard, Noa. to% 730. do. 13 to1b, ae wt 10h c- do. is igh 19 . a tsg6.4 on, 19 t0 80, H¢0. white, Me. ihe. Porto ge to toprime 6 Fefiing Ho. able. Bra; nd extra sue Ne quiet, and unchanged; quoted ngtinally at de. for choice tlerces, ‘AL equest and ilrm; sales 175,00) bs. vice, ceipts, 615 bbls, The market was quiet Sales, 160 bbls. at 8c, for wooden bound and April 18, 1872, Ret rey Sitles, 300, Stoc gus, April | F i} rl et evel) pts, 8 porty=To the Continent finn, 134}; coastwrise, Ride beet 209 6,105, oh 1872, , ; to Barce- Dra Kc, 115,205, Monire, April 18, 1872, AVANNATT, J ARLESTON, April Net réecipts, 181 bules, 2. Net receipts, ah bales, OUISVILLE, Burra, Apri bushels. Fle nind; sales 6,000 bets 66 a i ; 1090 UnPacRRbe™ * wie al BSC - ie a 81 44 20 : my to Micha f guy aoe. Wiss fe. five car loads do. on tl at othing doing. Y., 6 Ap Flour in good demand and 1 ae steady; sale bbls, at $4 for No. 1 spring, $3 00 for amber Winter, white wir firm; choice changed, at Ze. on the track. Barley aud ry 6 xtra, Wheat Gorn sear ected, Barley stron; ushels do. Seeds in fair demand and steady; $3 0 $3 25; 160 bushels medium 11 18, 1872, hha M18, 1872, pur steady. 000 bushels he track at 90 Pork and ril 18, 1872, sae searce and ‘ce and un- = ep erowe Salt Gold . i A me St Paul pref... for bolted, $150 for unbolted, p N'Y Gen con ¥ a Wabash. ha dy shofts $963 ehipstutiyy S27 n $235. nid. N¥ Gen serip 2% ge Onto & ies. ge per ton, as to quality, Tighyrines, File sirsier sc, Soe Mee ConGe TAGS. Si $3 Held ingot ts Boston te., to New York ‘We., Unio Pacts. 994 a Sg THE BROOKLYN RINK REFORMERS. Their Investigation of the Affairs of the Commis- sioners cf Charities—Cost of Relieving the Paupers—Alleged Overcharge and Extravagant Expenditure, the condition of the i MPORARY, OF lieved wi ist we have been unable MM Nu hav ket far and ng, ra atany corner groc ight haye been aid for thi artic age at an Quantity ntions)—3,400 te barrels, charge td noi pork—-¥2,300 pounds, cont snuff, re ul , 42 gallons; win “otherwise would be $8 homas Mule 0 been. purchased showing an overch: ‘ mi poda tin, lend cit vai nr PRINTED RY 1 as fol xD value of applies ng to total expense, a8 ONTION ATR. cost In Listened sa ab uiporary reliel supplies... price named cor ihe h the aves x months nex ‘OUTPOOR PELE. Feportsiates that (ue mber found the to determine 1 pera Pers I pers L pers Sot the outdoor 2 allows bv ont the eurnont:— art conid hav pms. Qi dat $ ntity ve cents and “er vn cents per pou oh and for goor y ted and paic $4 nab 8 and vo unde word 2 whole charge Into question, thi find in bly bills for the subsequent six ionth Mons w 4, 221 gallons teed at $4.00 and alcohol, 8 g werles, HVTONS, purchased above. 53; wi punt invested 1 Pownt of supplies distributed to institutions ver cent overchurge, as Letore, COST OF DIKBU Fexpenses, 4 districts, 290K 4 department of tie ib du (ue opinion of pl titow t value of supplies to Institutions. Hist MENT, of tempora i whe temporar RELIEP, tug Committ vernge price of for rbitant and pri Despite the action of the Council of Vigilance the parent of the Rink Reform body, in declaring the latter organization disbanded, they persist in ob- taining “reports for the interest of the public." They have just issued a paper declaring the result of their ramifications through the bureau of the de- partment under the control of the Commissioners ‘The sub-committee engaged upon this t succeeding, n of the books, accounts and nstitations and the commissioners for the in an of persons are unuble to verily ret district we were Informed ch were recorded the names th ward had been lost; but tigations, in visiting families reported to have lief In other wards, we members in such tamiltes less than cS number on the € Commissioners’ books: but rt umber, of OF discrepancy owing figures show the amount of relief, number ats and proportion to population > Proportion. to population. on in 83-10 on in 12 1-05 1 person in 157-10 on in SL B10 on int 119-10 population, relief of 34 ident that con- and by fa- ed on'pur- prices at could have been made by * and cite the following forty cents per é been pur- At twenty-five per ved on the $16,100 charged as le. exorbitant. elawhile nd quantity per pound; ‘op’ hot ex- hemlock A for at ft teen ce S| per pound, an overcharge of at least four cents ipes $15. rstand this ary #14 20 (46,072 BL i5h67 OL no estimate in buildings INSTITUTIONS. PROG 44,751 88 8187 8 . $88,189 02 ry $10 415 75 jnistitutions, x y velter dis- 4 Is algo 4 Who do not approve of the system of giving orders on retail groceries, They question whether a cash value of seventy-five per cent is realized by the recipients of such orders, ‘They also consider “the number of ofmicers and employés of the department is un- necessarily large and the amount expended in services and salaries ta extravagant.” The report concludes with the remark “that these institutions, instead of betng for the relief of paupers and the judicions distribution of charities, might be more properly characterized as satu for the support of the friends and retainers ‘iclans.”? A BLOODY BAKROOM BRAWL. A Youth of Twenty Killed by a Bullet Through the Head. About twelve o’clock on Wednesday night David Barry and David Murphy qnarrelled over their cups in the porterhouse of Pat Ryan, on the the southeast corner of Six- tieth street and First avenue. Barry was whipping Murphy, when the latter drew a pistol. He fired and shot Barry iu the neck, who dropped to the ground and expired in a few moments, Murphy delivered funselt up at the Nineteenth precinct station, in astate of great excitement, telling the stor, ‘of the quarrel and saying that he used the pistol in self-defence. He was held, of course, to await the result of an Investigation. Sveral persons witnessed the fight and perhaps t! killing. Deputy Coroner Marsh will make a po! mortem examination at No, 1,099 First aveaue, THE UNKNOWN DEAD. On Wednesday afternoon a man in an insensible state of intoxication was taken into the Fourth street station house, Williamsburg, and dicd in an hour. The police, after a great deal of investigation, have come to the conclusion that the name of the deceased was Franz Lanzet, thirty-five years of age, that he was a baker by occupation and that he we empires in a bakery in Eighth avenue, New ork, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BEDELL—BARNET?T.—On Wednesday, April 17, by Rey. Mr. Gallagher, CHARLES W. BEDELL to Many A. Barnett, both of Brooklyn, L. I, Philadelphia papers please co] 9 BRANDRETH—BURGESS.—On Wednesday, April 17, at Christ church, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., by the Rev. George T. Rider, FRANKLIN BRANDRETH, of Sing Sing, to PAULINE BURGESS, El of the late Daniel Burgess, of Brook! GRALE—CROWLEY.—On niger April 18, 1872, at 111 Dean street, Brooklyn, by’ the Rev. Father Lane, JonN W. GEALR, of Chicago, to MagaiE THE- RESA, Only daughter ‘of Mr. John onlay, GrrvroN—KEMP.—In Franklyn, E. D., on Wednes- ag evening, April 17, by the Rev. A. H. Part- ridge, at the iteaiy an the bride’s unele, Chas, A. Smylie, Esq., CHARLES P, GIRTON, of New York, to Junik V. Kxatr, of the above city. No cards, GRoEsBECK—ADAMS.—On Wednesday, April 17, at St. Thomas church, by Rev. William F. Morgan, D, D., ERNEST GrogsseoK to ELINORE KB, “daug iter of FG. Adams, all of tis city. HILLS ARD—MODANIELL.—On Monday, April 15, at the residence of the bride’s sister, Lexington ave- nue, by the Rev. Edwin F, Hatfeld, D. D., Mr. MINER Hiuiraky to Mrs, Mary J, McDANIELL, both of Rutland, Vt. HOWLANH—Roox.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, April 15, 1872, at the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian cliureh, by the Rev, 'I, L. Guy ea Samurn L, How- LAND to Mary L, Rook, both o Jirooklyn, KireneN—Maxker.—On Thursday, April 18, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, by Heviek Stephen i ‘Tyng, Jr, Marcus L. W. KITCHEN, of New York, to | Juuia A., daughter of Captain James Makce, of | Sandwich Islands, —HOLAHAN.—On Tnesday, April 16, at St. John’s church, Hay cons by the Rev. Father Stom: mel, Mr, CHARLES of New York city, to Miss Mary A: HOLAUAS, of Upper Black's Eday, Bucks county, Pa. MALONE—RYAN.—In Newburg, N. Y., on Taceley, April 16, at the residence of the bride’s parents, 4 by the Rey. Michael Nolan, assisted by the Rey. P. Prendergast, of New York oy Joun D. MALo: &. D., for nary a the United § lates Navy, to ALI J., only ehiid omas Ryan, Hai No dardas™ EYER—HABER.—On Wednesday, April 17, at the residence of the bride's parents, ‘by the Kev. Dr, Vidaver, EMANUEL MEYER to RosaLia, youngest daughter of Isaac Haber, . SNyppr—BEDELL,—Of Wednesday, April 17, by Rev. Mr. Gallas , JOHN M. SNYDER to Louisa R. BEveELL, both of Brooklyn, i. I. New York, April 18, 1872, To THE Eprror oF THE HERALD:— Will you please contradict the marriage between Allison and Burthall, which ed ‘ed in your paper fae 17th inst.? It pi false. Yours, respect- (=4 |ARLES E, ALLISON. Died. Anmuty.—On Wednesday, April 17, JomN, son of Matthew and Isabella Ahmuty,aged 6years, Tmonths and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 436 West Twenty-ninth street, this (Fri- bed) afternoon, at one o'clock. AUCHLE.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, April 16, THOMAS BAUCHLE, in the 66th year of Is age. ‘rhe relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Socrates Lodge, 595 F. and 4» the “éer and Lafayette Societies and Jefferson Grena- diers, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, $0 South Fourth street, be: tween Second and Thira ea on Sunday, April 21, at half-past one o’clock P, M. ‘The members of Chancellor Walworth Lodge, 271 ,F. and A. M., and oe Social Union are also respectfully in- vited. BELL.—On Thursday morning, April 18, 1872, at 6 o'clock, ANNA M. BELL, late of this city. The funeral will take place from her late Pay dence, 176 North Sixth street, Brooklyn, KE, Sunday afternoon, April 21, at half-past one 0’ reibek. Brorvuy.—On Wednesday, April 17, James Brortry, a native of Rathdowney, Queens county, Ireland, aged 68 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 26 Stone street, on Friday, April 19, K, and from thence to Calvary Ceme- tary for interment, Burpock.—On Thursday, April 18, Mrs, ANNA Burpock, eldest daughter of the late’ Peter Davis, Treland, in the 47th year of her a, mains will be removed for interment from her late residence, 21 South Fifth avenue, on Satur- day, the 20th inst., at two o'clock P.M. 'The rela- tives and friends are respectfully invited, Belfast (Ireland) papers please copy. BUTLER.—At_ Bedford, N. Y., on Wednesday, April 17, at the residence of James’ Cromwell, BENJAMIN Tomas Bursr, in the 48th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, at half-past ten o'clock, this (Friday) morning, April 19, at Calvary church, Fourth avenue, CARTER.—On Monday, April 15, at 146 East ink fourth street, the residence of his father, Captain P, D. Carter, PAUL WYBRANTS CARTER, aged 29 yews. ‘ARK.—On Wednesday, April 17, Maqerr, youngest daughter of Andrew and Mary Clark, aged 7 months. Funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, HIONATE COST OF CHARITIES—<DiULST OF Last | froin her late residence, 106 Madison street, to Calvary Cemetery. CLoYrs.—On Wednesday, April 17, EMILY AMELIA, wife of William 0. Cioyes, in the sath year of her age. Friends of the famil; bia No. 67, F. and of't., are respectfully invited to attend the this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, in her late residence, 231 Henry ‘street, New York. Le.—On Wednesday, April 17, Aaxes, daughter of John and the late Catherine R. Cole. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the fi ul, on Saturday, at twelve o'clock M., from the residence of her father, and at f-past twelve o'clock from St. Luke's church, aten Island, At West Farms, on Wednesday, April 17, NEUR CORSA, aged 54 years. “The 1 elatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, 2ist inst., at two o'clock P. M., from his late residence, at West Farms, Y.—At the residence of his mother, 20 W Fifteenth street, Master R, Henry Cory, They in the y, also members of Mariner's . M., and Standard Division, | Latin year of his Age. Funerat cig, at the house at cight o'clock on Saturday even DEVLIN.—On Wodnestay, April 17, 1872, Joan X, Youngest son of James and Elen Devlin, years and nine montis, tives and friends of the family are re- invited to attend » funcral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from lis late 51 Water street, New York. r—On Wednesday, apt iy, in the 73d year of her age tives and friends of the family are inviiee the funeral, from the res jee of her Michael Hicks, 833 Ninth avenue, on the to attend son-in-law, Feiday, Apr 1, tt one o'clock P. M., from thence Cemetery, neisco (Cal) papers please copy. r.—Suddenly, of smallpox, at Astoria, Long Isle and City, on April 18, Joun DuMMeETT, In the 25th year of hts age. ia je remains were interred in Mount Olivet Ceme- Pinty.—on Thursday, April 18, of membraneons croup, ANNIE CECILIA, daughter’ of John and Mary A. Early, aged 13 months, ‘The funeral, wt take place from the residence of her paren 7 West Twenty -hinth street, on Sat- urday ororning, at ten o'clock, Enrz.—At East Morvisania, on Wednesday, April 17, WILLIAM WARREN, only son of J. William and Mary 1. Entz, aged 1 year, 3 months and 16 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- apectfally invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of its parents, on Friday, the 19th inst., at halt past th o'clock P. M. Carriages will be in waiting at Mott Haven st tion to meet the half-past two Harlem traio from Forty-second street depot. Fouxr.—At San Francisco, on Tuesday, April 9 denis Focks, of Bremen, Germany, aged 26 Cars. Mi GILLEFPIE.—At Shemeld, April (8, HENRIETTA GILL Of the late Charles Gillespie, Tn tive 25th Be on Thursday, ost daughter year of her The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, Aleld, Mass., on Saturday morning, April 20, at halt-past nine o'clock, New train leaves at three o'clock this (rriday)’ arvere noon, Troy and Hudson papers please copy. Maviws—At Hoboken, N, J yy Wednesday, aoe rit 17, 1872, Captain WILLIAM T. Havens, aged 67 ymne. relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the Hoboken Perryman Association are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Methodist Episcopal church, Washington street, between Seventh and Eighth streets, Hobo- ken, N. J, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. HUNTER.—On Wednesday, April 17, Jacos F, HunreR, of the firm of Hunter, Keller & Co., and son-in-law of Rey. Dr. Geissenhaincr. Notice of the funeral hereafter, KeLLy.—On Thursday, April 18, Parrick KELLY, aged 70 years, ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his sister, 351 West Forty-third street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Dublin papers please cop; Krveer.—In this city, on sinursda along and painful finess, Conrap city of Green ae Wis., aged 56 years, ‘The remains will be taken to Green Bay for inter- ment. Le ComTr.—On Wednesday, April 17, VINCENT LE Comte, aged 72 years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully neat fo attend the funeral, on Sunday alter- noon, April 21, at one o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 266 West Thirty-eighth street. Lucy.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, April 16, WILLIAM A. Lucy, a well known Jersey and Sandy Hook pilot. Funeral from his late residence, No. 29 Willow place, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Remains to be interred in Greenwood, Friends invited, LYLe.—On Thursday, April 18, Saran M. LYLE, wife of Robert G. Lyle, in her 4th year. Funeral will take place from her late residence, 71 Meadow street, Hoboken, on Porarsene at one o’clock, Relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend. MAHER.—On Thursday, April 18, of pneumonia, Thomas MAHER, & nati ve of Colloonny, county of Sligo, Ireland, in the 73d ere of his age. ‘The friends of the fai ly and those of his sons, ‘Thomas and Edward; also those of his son-in-law, Mathew Gilligan; also those of his nephews, Michael and Andrew McCarty and Patrick Devaney, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, the 21st, at eleven o’clock A. M., from his late resi- dence, 36 Mulberry street, to Transfiguration church, Mott. street, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be said for the repose of his soul, and thence, at one o'clock P. E., to Calvary Cemetery, for inter- ment, M1x.—On Wednesday, April 17, Mrs. MARY MIX, aged 90 years and 7 ie neral services will take place at two o'clock, P. M., on Friday, April 19, at the Bedford Congre- gational church, corner of Clove road and Paciile Beret, Brooklyn. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, PoweR.—On Wednesday, April 17, ANN M. PowER, widow of William P. Power, at the residence of her son-in-law, Hon, Thomas Kivlen, 27 Oliver street, in the 62d year of her age. Her remains will be taken to St, James church, on Saturday, April 20, at nine o'clock, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment at one o'clock, QuicK.—In Bloomfield, N. J., on Wednesday, A a 17, JouN &, Quick, formerly of New York, age years and If months. The funeral servt¢e Will take place at the Church of the Holy 'Tri nity, cor rer Clinton and Montague strects, Brooklyn, N. Y., on Saturday, April 20, at one o'clock P, M, ‘Relatives ana **ends respectfully invited to attend without further nctige. KAyMonp.—In Norwalk, Conn., on Tuesday, April 16, Bupeur Raymon, in the sth year of his ag Relatives and fricnds of the family are res; ect- fully invited to attend the funcral, on Saturday; April 20, at two P. M., from his late residence, £3 Main street, Norwalk, Conn. Rune, In Jersey City, on Wednesday, April 17, . of Jo i Keehil, 4 Cr a Her en ites. ¢ Catharine MeGovern, also Mr. elonde-mn dar and fainily, are respec: fully invited to attend the funeral, on Frida; , April 19, at three o'clock ee M., from her late residence, 26 Railroad avenue, Jersey City, to St. Peter’s church, and from thence to St. Peter’s Catholic Cemetery, Jersey City, N. J., for interment, Roperts.—On Wednesday, sce 17, ALFRED, fifth son of Frederick and Alice Roberts, aged 2 years, 8 month and 11 dava, Ne April 18, after KRUGER, of the SckMt—Th Brooklyit 6 $n Thursday, April 18, Many FLLEN daughte: of Jolm and Mary Soatt, aged 4 yeats, 1 monin and 18 A938. vee ar ‘The relatives and friends of the family ate Yespect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her parents, 226'Sandford street, on Satur- day, April 20, at two o'clock P. M. LEVIN.—On Thursday, April 18, 1872, at nine o'clock A. M., JAMES SLEVIN, aged 67 years. Friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend®the funeral, which will take which will take place from the family residence, No, 7 West Thirty-fourth street, on Saturday, April 20, 1872, at a quarter to nine o’clock A. M., thence to St. Patrick's Cathedral, Mott strect, where a solemn Pontifical mass of requiem will be cele- brated at half-past nine o'clock A. M, SPaRRow.. peat in Williamsburg, on Wednesday, April 17, 1872, of disease of the heart, WILtiaM B. SPARROW, in the 69th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the only are re- spectfully Invited to attend the funcral, at the South Fifth street Methodist Episcopal church, on Saturday afternoon, at two o’elock. STURTEVANT.—On Tuesday, April 16, Mrs. FRANCES Srurrevanr, widow of John H. Sturtevant. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully reqnested to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Strangers, Mercer street, near Waver- ey 7 on Friday, April 19, at eleven o'clock TREMPER.—At his residence, in Harlem, on Tues- day, April 16, Gkonce W. TREMPER, in the 59th year of his age. The funeral services were held yesterday in the St. James Methodist Episcopal church. The re- mains will be conveyed to Rye, this (esidey) morn- ing, friends leaving in the half-past eleven train. SYLVAN Cnarrex, No. 188, R, A, M.—COMPANIONS— You are hereby summoned to attend a special con- vocation to be held at the rooms, on Friday morn- ing, the lyth inst., at half-past ten, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our late worthy Companion George W. Tremper. A. N. BROCKWAY, H. P. Buntina Loner, No. 655, F. AND A. M.—BRETHREN— ‘You are hereby summoned to attend a special com- munication, t to be held at the lodge room, corner 124th street and Third avenue, at half-past ten o’clock Friday morning, the 19th’ iust., for the purpose of roceeding to Kye, to pay the last tribute of respect. to our Jate Bro. George W. Tremper. Members of Harlem Lodge and the fraternity soe are in- vited to join with us, A. D. GRISWOLD, Master. W. en.—On Thursday morning, April 18, after a short illness, CitatLes LupLow, eldest son of Wil- liam F. and Hester B. Warner, tn’ the 33d year of his e, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, April 21, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, econd avenne. WILLIAMS.—On ‘Thursday evening, April 18, Han- RIE? G, WILLIAMS, in the 58th year of her age.g A STAN Z New deafins; also Bagatelles 21 taining to billiards, at lowest prices. successor to Phelan & Collend der, TS Broadw LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND hat Billiard Tables; also Balls, Cues, Cloth and everything appertaining to ‘the businest Tables taken, on storage, ), E. PHELAN, No. 7 Barela; BILLIARD, TABLE, GOOD AS NEW cheap as the owner has no use for it ct to KINUSLAND, Si Migh streets Brooklyn, alter aN pow S REDUCTION IN TILE PRICES OF DIL at variety of stytes, Including many Pigeon Hole and Jenny Lind-Ta- GH & DEC KER, It Centre street. GR ae NEW DESIGN FRENCH BE n. « elled Tables, with Delaney's wire Cushions, are su- mit y perior to an now inuse, Second hand Tables at rednecd res, nine. Wi and Vesoy stre —e city” re ag GENTLEMANAND WI! Alea priate fila turnided ooo on mee floor, sont wit! location riage Seven ea avenue: and thirt Hy youna LADY ae Wo OR THREE WELL furnished Root dctn aut Fonte tite i, bow fou uerald Uptown Branch office, A PARTY OF TWO Floor and Basem FE ADULTS DESIRE PARLOR ent, with one small Room, in ® Small house, in a quiet hel Address M. B., Dox IM Hernid oMog 22% 20 the east wide. GENTLEMAN AND WIF Be ys Ina private ee RE A FLOOR 0 wn. References. ‘ures Quit Cour ono 0 Uptown Branch office, 1.200 ‘PART OF A HOUSE WANTRD-IN. A Goon Lagoa. tion dower part preferred) trom Mi consisting of four adults. Address Ae Wo erat gem ro EUROPEAN TOURISTS.—A SMALL PROTEST, family would like to tke charge of & gentieeany ras hee during owner's abse ‘at orough carctulness respect guaranteed, ouor ress O,.W. NEWMAN, 373 Bleeck siheal’ ANTED—TO RENT, A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP brown stone House, by a small private family must be in first class neizhbornood, between Bixtit and Ninth avenues, from Twenty-thitd to Fiftieth streets, Apply at 262 t Hudson street. WANTED BY A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULT other A neat French Flat or a small Creal House. ine s one wishing a desirable and respon: ant can tind one by addressing WEBSTER, Herald omiee ANTED-BY A, PHYSICIAN, THRE OR FOUR Rooms in the lower part of & house, English base Mrcets’ and. whted cand Sixth avenues Adda igi iirdoand Sixth avenu focation und reny MEDICS Herald office. > “aun ARDS Ee, A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, saco> ‘and Part of Third Floor, in private dwellln for ht pone ay location cast side, between Ten! ‘Tenth Hivtiotn street dress, stating lowest terms, H. P., box 177 Herald office. ANTED—AT HARLEM, NEAR STEAMBOAT LAND. ing, by two young men, furnished oom itera a Loy ‘Address. ‘stating location, terms, &c., C. A. office. ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, IN CITY, ‘above 100th street, Mott Haven or r Morrisania, f ia, OF man and wife ; terms must be very low. Refrigerator Manufactory, 125 129th street, Now cork. Wy Arren4 FURNISHED FLOOR OR TWO 0! three SOP RNC STE, Rooms, for a gentleman ai wife. Address J. , Herald Uptown Branch oftice, 1,265 Broadway. cgomaal V ANTED—BETWEE, streets, a small Address Mra, C, GRIFFIN, 4 FOURTEENTH AND CANAL. orc, suitable for confectionery. 66 West Twenty-ninth strect. In the Country. ANTED—BY A Herald of V RESPONSIBLE MAN, A_HOTE! urnished, In the country. Address H., box I ‘ANTED—FROM THE 1ST OF MAY, FOR A SMALL e fanily, a furnished Cottage, within one hour city; must Be pleasant, healthy ‘and near depot or boat lanidin: rae er inonth, “Address W, ‘ box 1,21 Post ‘ONKERS.—WANTED, FOR THE SUMMER, BY A, gentleman and wile, a sinall, tuily furnished Houde or Cottage; rent must be reasonable, Address H. M. G., He rald oft Hints he LEADING EVENING PAPER op Tie orry “Some es EVENING TELEGRAM, MORE FACTS OF IMPORTANCE, A GREATER AMOUNT OF INFORMATION, A COMPLETE RECORD OF DAILY EVENTS, A PAPER FULL OF LIVE AND INTERESTING MATTER, EDITORIALLY Bp aal oF, AND CLIQUES, PARTIES AND “wire THE LARGES! iT Orr, P. CULATION: “TELEGRAM, THE | EVENING NG P.OPOSALS, pera DOCKS, § Me AND 48 BROADWAY, York, April 8 1 or1cR TO CONTRACTO! Prop6sals for building Boat Landing and adjacent River Wail of Hydraulic Masonry, at Battery plac “Sealed proposals endorsed with the title of above and the name of the bidder will be megsired at ne Site of the ivi dl of Docks until April 22, 1 2 o'clock Mat whieh timo. the bids will be publicly tee ned and read, Plans and specifications, together with the ol a estimate of the amount of work to be done, secn, and blank forms of pro es and contract ‘Sptained on ap- Pileation at the office of ihe department. ae ‘he department reserves the right to reject any or all JOHN T. AGNEW, WILSON G. HUNT, Commisslonera 3 GRENVEE as Department of Docks, i ELE, epartment WILLIAM WooD, Hf ROPOSALS FOR THREE IRON BRIDGES—TO BE erected in Matanzas, will be received at 25 Joho street until May 15. Specifications on application. ES & GILSON, ALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE School Trustees of the Eleventh ward, at the office o} the Clerk of the Board of Public Instruction, Grand and Elm streets, until, Tuesday, the Bo April, ED and untill o'clock P. M. on’ said Desks, Seats, &c., required for the ew school ner of Sheriff and Stanton strects, ‘Also, at the same time and place, proposals will be re- ce ‘ived for the “Steam. Heating Apparatus” for said school house, Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the ah Sees of Buildings and Repairs, 146 Grand street, pird floor. pposals must contain the names of two responsible corner of th day of for the use COr- su or they will not be considered. tN ‘he ‘Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all of the Proposals offered, ; 0, ANDERSON, HLING, ais, R, J. AOBULLIVAN, M.D. sw Yorn, April 15, 1872 QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE 1D School Trustecs of the Seventeenth ward, at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Public Instru tion and and Elm streets, until Lo'clock P.M, on Weducr- day, April 24, 1872, for painting the now ‘schoolhouse on Fiith street, hear First avenue. Specifications may be scen at the office of the Snperin- fendent of Buildings and Repairs, 48 Grand street, third oor. ‘Two responsible sureties will be required from the suc- ful bidders. Proposals will not be considered unless ‘oties are named. The Trusiges reserve the right to refect any or all of the LIAM. FISCHER, proposals offered. WI JOUN BYRNE! Board of School Trustees Eleventh Ward, Board of Trustees Seventeenth Ward. New Yorn, April 7, 187% SS el FURNITURE, “LARGE ASSORTMENT “OF Se tiel FURNI- ture and Bedding at the lowest cash gash prices, on week- ‘3 warehouse, Wrontieth street PADOUR STYLE SATIN BRO- cost $450, for $150; Rage oor BN MAGNIFICED catel Parlor Suit, Marie Antoinette Parlor Suit, in crimson sat for $2); Turkish Sult, seven ‘pieces, two colored Top ropa ae oan tassel nade to order for $659, for 5; walnut re; Carpet yor yar ns, Paint i uns, Rlanotorte, Ea ria Ings, Bronzes, Cloc’ mi Ruta, Mattresses, Bu Extension Table, ‘for’ hait cost. Residence 262 West Forty-second street, near Seventh av. -FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASER! he elegant and plain Household Furniture, Ca 14, Pianoforte, Mirrors, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tab! jairs, Paintings, Bronzes, Silver, China Ware ; rich pes lor Suits, made to order, best city makers; ‘one 6 for $250, cost $535; one $200, cost SIN); rep ; Brussels and three-ply Carpet ard upwards; also Borvants’ and cost. Call at private Y Purnia an AIARD TABLE. 614 Kite for hs i state pre “Address JAMES BROWN, Fordham Post : se, We rt RARE CHANCE FOR CASH AT PRIVATE MA OWoe, Westchesiae ConA: - sion 434 West 2th at. between Gil aud 70) avs: 4 Pa BILLIARD TABLES, EQUAL TO BEST | Jor Suits, 75 rep Suita, 40 Bedvoom russels Carpet 165. made, at 4) pete iets oo Slate Beds, best | rd, and 360 lots cheap. cushion including Bulle, Cuce, &e. 5 Al LARGE LOT OF i sind fio TAS G6, Bu Bronwen ia new and second hand — a Furniture, MAR BLE | M.A ANTE Ls. KLAWER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLETZING « Works, 413, 136 East Kightocnth street —¥ avble and Marbleized Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monuments, Ar prices that dety compedtion. Marble Turning for thé =REMOVAL.—STATE MANTELS, GRATES, &0. A. Large and elegant stock at new waréroon Prion square, corner of Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street, PENRILYN SLATE COMPANY, man Wers of every variety of Slate work, plain and ‘ornamental. ABINGDON STEAM MARBLE AND SLATE works. — Marble and Marbleized Mantels, largest stock tn city. fund Counters a apecialt N & CO., O84 Hudson street, corner of Bank. LABER & 00, MARBLE WORKS, 217 TO 223 Filty first stfeet, between Broadway and Eighth Marble and Marblelzed Mantels, Monumen' rior Workmanship, In large varietles, Floor ar ting S.¥ —LARGEST ASSORT- ices; elegant new de- th avenue, sixth streets, i “WANTED OUNTING ROOM Ei of walnut Fatltoes or Enclosure wit plate Aofiee. a wanted for an office, Addreas W WALNUT, Herald office, HE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO BUY A NUMBER OF pecimens of Steel Plate et ate and Commercial Blanks MAYER & M. strect. ED—A FE ND HAND SETIEES OR ATED Aad a Be VAN WAUEREM, box 1,613 Post office, New eu Weta noia “SECOND HAND FIREPROOF SAFI to hold books, 17x22 inches. Address, with pri box 787 New York Post office, cat WANTED, TO , PURCHASE — AY MIRROR AND A black walnut Bureau, perhaps 0 other articles, tr a party willing to sell low, dress V. » Herald offi WANTED—25 FEE NEWSPAPERS. OR SALE—A FILE OF THE NEW YORK NE nti a Nn from 1865.0 date; a file of the Sunday uf date, und a file of the ptil the ‘Slst of December, 4000 ay Bedding, at low prices, io cover cash Advances, at New York Sales 7, 30 and LADY WISHES TO DISPOSE, OF HER FURNT- {ure privately; a black walnut Parlor Suit, Bedding, ts Diaek walnt hairs, Curtains, *&e. ;_ Pare Carrels Uiehen Stoven; must be wold berore iho sd of Uke month, A 239 Broadway, up stairs. A MAGNIFICENT Furniture for sale, Buyer Drawing Room Suits, slik brocade, cost $60, for $25 Wood Pianoforte, cost $000, for Carpets, Paintings, Brouzes, 1a, Bile rware, rosewood Etagercs, Bookcasc,Glassware, i haware, rosewood, Wwalniit Hureay Beustoads, W en. suite, style "Louls XL Boddiie$ arniture servants’ apartments, Mt halt original coat nil hetore purchasing elsewhere, 86 W. 1th st, near ih av. Carpets, &e., At private sale, poten aioe property robe CARPETS, PARLOR BEDE, tt for cash gr om tiberal SLARIEB Hote V1 ONTHLY OR WERKE Furniture, Bedding, & M pee IN WANT OF + Will And at J. GILAILS Assortment of every a Mon Garpetsand Fancy Articled hought wn wey, muse oid Karna suid STORAGE AND HANH. KEEPING Pop #t rere, Baggage, de.Mabied on e lars; we varile, elyoed wparanenta. HALG II) 5, BCID deveniies i Thirty-tbied to Vhiviy fourth stecete, abu se Nanthh He, 10K NINGTON & EM IGIL pure remy CHUAM, S 1K CEA MM ADE FROM i qumlity and abe 11 Sanifien, Weptale, vest a chee te wie and the wupy Depot oye ¥yurtts er ay 120 Mryed way, 1D";