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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
oPyy BOARD OF sRoKERs-3i p. N.
THURSDAY. April l2-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, April l2-P. NJ
Gold opened at l27a on rumors Of large amount Of
bonds returned to be sold, and declined to
1861, closing at I27t Gold cannot be carried
better than per cent to-day, and is very plenty
Government bonds are rather dull and heavy with fair
smand for 1905 for investment The transactions at the
Board were small. The miscellaneous shares continue
active Quicksilver of strike sold down TO 49,
but rallied to 46i and closed firm Canton active. SELL
ing 054 closing at 53 Marposa Preferred sold at
Ill and in request at that price. Railway and State
bonds steady with unimportsnt transactions The
Railway share market opened dull and heavy, and the
Transactions were very small at the First Board
and there appeared to be but little disposition
% operate. After the call there was moro
activity and Erie bid up TO 49, but immediately re-
bspsed 74i Hudson River very strong and sold up
b ll0i and the strongest stockton the list The bal
saee of the list ympathzed with Erie and Hudson and
advanced fraction, but the market did not hold, and
ser the Second Board all stocks offered at the prices
o. the morning The market has but little strength and
there is no desire shown purchase for advance by
the large operators and with increasing abundance Of
money the volume of business steadily the
decline.
Money is in fair request at per cent The demand
from brokers very light Commercial paper is in fair
demand at 81 a7i for frst-class names.
Foreign Exchange is active. and transactions have
been made high "a but importers show no DISPOSE
en 10 buy and concession in the rate would have TO
b made TO sell any amount. The closing quotation
vas 1914 l07t for prime bills.
FrsightsThe engagements to Liverpool are 900 bales
Cotton at 56d 100 tuns Cedar at us 3D. TO- 500 BUSH
Corn at I'd. 3D. and per steamer $500 bush Corn at
ID To London, 800 boxes Bacon at 22s. Cd. brig 10
Aarseiles private terms
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts, g.
7a720 6S-for Customs, $558,OOO; Payments, s465,Ol7
l3-on account of Loan, s3l,OOO Balance, So 263
g. Gold notes, s354,0OO.
The following statement shows the movement efspecie
Of EewYork for the month Of March, and since Jan. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
nlarble 1lantels.

UGUSTUS TABER d. BRO, Wholesale
N Dealer. in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, No. 10
NewYork. Italian aud American Marble IN Blocks and
Slabs constantly on hand aud cut to order
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
WI purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the latest designs
prices A. kLABERS Marble Works. No. 100 East Eish
teent st. Third Y Mantes put up in the country
Cut this out
MARBLE MANTELS, FLOOR THING, MONU-
WI MENTS HEADSTONES 1c be purchased wholesale
prices from a large and well assorted Stock.
FISHER x BIRDS STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
Nos % to 100 East Houston 81.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superi0r in
durable and at half the price of marble T.
r. STEWART No. sos siIthsve and No. $40 Broadway be-
txeen 35th and 36th st.., n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. j. $. NOR
Il GAN 4 Co.. LONDON (Sueee'sors to GEO PEABODY
svsisbis IN prt3ripA OF EUROPE and the
EAsE ls.sd bJ DAESLY aOhoAS Ca ~ EIa.sn.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
EILTH, CHOLERA, DISTINCTION, HEALTH.
THE NETWORK DISINFECTING COMPANY,
OFFICE NO IS PINEsT ,,,-nysr

LABORATORY Nos ops, 800 and 3O2 HENRY-sT.
.nd having ss erected Laboo with Pl z cou,st
the French chemist asi,. scen inc conductor Is now pre-
P, Is p isai5 's fGs
rna priyies eesspoo CUTTERS ships. railroads.
hospitals prisons. and pabc institutions Of ali sind slaughter houe.
wampy grounds infected ships and places in fac. for every
place and for all conditions Of Thing: where and ono
RZEas bat AhTIsEPTIcS, ANTLPUTREsc ENIS and DlslN
They sbe and nOroas odors and gases BY sob
dns other and ones instead 9s by ana 'sr1SsS os
they in eonsc. harmless, aud causing many OF them 20 become
eectusy destroy ALL offensive odr, and gases
oa. TO the gsi P"aonb % viii place them within the
reach Of ALL Cleanliness and health The stnion Of
MEDICAL MEN particularly called to this subject and al persons
,fe a. ~ b . ar. dasn, dnectns compounds pre-
pared all the evils found IN the locations and material. emu
sre he wishes TO d.niec proper hud fluids will be
a. a n to is' S s' Of iie 6REaT Which
reds others be seen at tn. Company oee No - ~
sent any portion city perform the operation Of distinction
at reasonable charge
To the Py,deut Of u, Nr. YORK Di,sJeetis9 Company
sr Having made hoTSSsn a . % a
the public tina. is all that l. represented to be- and most
SB sfsSy sasa g perfect
readily do 50 We have nav. ,T many B1s az ., a
which all Others both a. regards price Is wen as proving an
ws%s' sT, yoa't'' s,x ToS RSr sga ga iss
To "a. Prs,ident ef n, York Di.infag OoapSay
Dear We used DR. cOurtaref. Patent Dnfstant ard
Thoroughly tested the in every particular and can pro-
without pon 20 be the best have ever known
upon and every matter complete and
c. A. srSrsos, As.or House.
TINHE GENTLEMAN who sent o Letter in July,
1855 Mrs. DAVIS Boomest near Varcs Informed that
that time She has returned and wond ko
him Direct letter TO place or 70 station r.
rCO EMIGRAAIS,
EMIGRANT sOCIEHEs hP NEW.ENGLAND AND EUROPE.
5000 EMGRANTS be placed good situation. and com
Portable immed upon arrival supplied with improved
or unmproved which be purchased leased worked
Apply or address C. +. HATCHER
' No. 2l8 Gravierst,
New.Orleana
Rererences-ral, Brown vspderpool, New-foIk
W. Holt New York.
NHTANTHD. Everybody wants DIR. GILBERTs
w PILE INSTRUMENT Cures every cases no pain Relief in
Nv, minutes by mail Price 81 Cncu
lara free Address j. p. GILBERT Co., No SIS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

Increase.
Bubble coal companies continue to be industrousy
kept before The people the Public Stock Exchange and
the operators cannot be careful in regard to them
The manufacture Of coal companies is profitable to the
projectors but they are not safe to outsiders unless at
small riao per share 1t is equally dangerous to sell
these worthless affairs short for they not abundant
outside of the pool washing them" They should be
left alone entirely.
The Chicago Tribune says:
The tnorev market today close bD good paper was
generally discounted at 10 per cent per aunum Street rates
were firm per per month. Eastern exchange was
in better srpp but unchanged viz par buying
and lilo premium selling.
telegram from San Francisco dated April 10, quotes
Stocks as follows: Gould g. Curry, $1,000 Savage,
81 900; ChonarPotosi 1856; Ophir, S5; Hale & Nor
cross s9OO Crown Point, ST. 400; Belcher $685. Alpha,
$50; Imperial (per share $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

With the exception Of veal-which sells so slowly that
parties are sending word for shippers 10 keep at home
meats are doing better Many Of the "hog dressed calves
have been received bad order and seized by the police
mon arrival frightened people they refuse 10 buy
good veal much better to send the calves alive. where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

Old butter was probably scarce in this city az this
the year present Parties having small SOUTH
ern orders suitable to ship Ind Impossible TO
obtain good old butter with which TO ill them and as there
no cid from the country drop quotations IT, Ne"
coming ard eeyabOut Loo packages per day
bu the Eastern and markets that II goes
off quickly about the prices of last week although not quite
as strong generally selling at 20 d5ec for State whether
in half rkns esh tubs little new Southern ONO but
ter has received and is bringing 50 sic OF course prices
must gradually decline unless they drop suddenly IN aWeek OF
two. as anticipate. We quote:
Hail fkins new,
State rkins medium new. y 70 300
Pennsyly sna tubs and pals, new JOdyo
state inns Welsh new 5G0J7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

The tendency live poultry downward With free receipts
Live geese don't SELL and only nearby dressed poultry can DO
sod 70 advantage Wild pigeons are plenty today We
nnnfA.
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w and what il left IL not as


heavy fog this morning by preventing receipts caused an
regular OF 0 and sales were made IN
the afternoon but free arrivals known 10 be on
the way speedily carry them down again. They are
very today As limited last week. prices were then
locking up and they have advanced &C. per dozen since one
week ago to-day bat 1t not safe to count continuation
OF the present The duty Canada eggs acts pre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

The following is the amount of coal transported over
the Lehgh Valley Railroad for the week ending April Z,
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
POLITICAL Irtms.

rmn LAST vorx ov ouIo-Ths following figures show
the political condition Of the several Congressional dis
tcss OF Ohio a illustrated In the last Governors cleo
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

the constitutional amsndnena made long speech In
dsfenos Of the Congressional policy Ia HArrsoa county
Ohio. on the Slth inst Il contains nothing new, the
material being denuncatlon OF the President and those
who support him. after the radical fashion, and huda-
ton OF the work Of Congress-
AASs-rhs Bangor Tsmss has taken from tho head
Of its columns the OF General Chamberlain, radical
candidate for Governor and the paper viii hereafter
support Z. y. Pillsbury the conservative candidate
ATA MEETING op THE sxEoUTTvE cOMMTrrEE
a oi the jersey R.ilso.a co%p.ny held once
10 Camden on Saturday the lh day Of February 1895 the
Rs:c.sd soas q Bonds Of this company osAs.
ss Il: Of .ss p.
% n: .
Of OF the respective sgss the above option 70 70
"1.s zsrs. IN .sss; ssss OF SPs' &. 's1Sss s'Sa l
Crry or ALLEGHENY. 4 ysHESY PA. rREAsURsR's OFFICE.
Sealed Proposals viii received this onioe pur
;. .. y s srn Szsr @ M sos2S .ss m
"raorosAls ron .MyscIrAl BosDs."
( " '4'' - T D. SacYERRoN, cny Treasurer.
UrIRsr MORTGAGE SIX PER cESr BONDS or THE
OIL City Water Company. for sale by CROUCH, MkR-
NOTICE TO. CITY or SELMA BospgoLDERs-
qucsted to report 70 u. AMY CO. BANKERS n Nassau
street New York city at the earliest practicable moment
the pumber and OF such bonds and ths of
interest due thereon with their respective aud places
Of residence post Office.
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REENUR
" rfGfrTH DISTRICT. NEW YORK.
The ANNUAL LIST or TAXES ON INCOMES. PLATE,
&c.. for 1916 66. IL now ready for payments.
received without personal up septen.
ber IT,
The bills for residents OF sixth will be
ready until Ssptcmber5
Persons doing business down pay eariv
o'clock September Is Other payments 10 O'Clock
Checks should be to order of the Collector
Receipts returned by mail if POSTAGE stamp IA sent
q. r. PUTNAM. Collector,
Onlce f9D Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

-.,. nnn stBaR84VENr Lpa zoe rsan
lflll fWbU s.s-~s fssw ltt " 80 stsess.sf
a .-@@
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

DsooKLYw poaRp -rrKAsAsr ROOFS vfrH
ID besrd for frsseaen snA tesf wisst o. Mhss ssne
msn. ~ 70 n.ssss eg~~s n~ss yxts. fsrU
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

Edwin May, Robt Dillon Mr.. and Mrs. Henry stone,
Miss Stone, Parke Godwin and family, Mr. and Mrs.
and wife Mr.. and Mrs Robt 4 McKim Mr.: and Mrs.
Q Marsh Gooahas and family ruIs a. orps % wa sns
Mrs 7 q Een,redv from New York city; Dr. Robert
Carter nr sansas and Kris D. samne Miss Eleanor samuel
j. Flavel, W. E. C Moorhead, Miss Mitchell is.n from
VIM r Ropeson, E. p Beebe, Miss Beess, from Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs C. + Harris, n. p Hill Charles W.
,er! Aired Thompson, Maryland; p Durkee, Thomas
G waibridge, Saratoga Springs Mrs. J. NJ schley and
family Savannah; 8. B. Garfield and family SYRACUSE
Czapkay Cali 'orna; VIM. NJ Pratt Charles E. Parker
Coz neciicut; Charles H. Hapgood, Chicago; James O.
PiEery Elizabeth N Major General Scodeld. United
States Army; Mr. and Mrs. p. Ord, California; Mrs
DR. Mcclellan, Louisville, KY.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

invited TO attend the funeral services at the United
Presbyterian church (Rev. ID. J. Paerson'sl of
Atlantic and Bond Streets Tuesday afternoon at two
SrulNnER.In this city, cnSa;urday, April 2s, ClRL
FREDERicn SssILNEisR, son Of Matthias Spellmeer
the relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this Monday afternoon, AZ two
o'clock from his late residence No. II Harrison
VAlfRlso-0n Saturday. April %, after short illness,
OF acute bronchitis JUAN MANUEL VALERISo. native OF
Santiago de Cuba, Island of Cuba, aged 90 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral without further notice. the Church
OF the Nativity Second avenue Third street. this
tMonday) morning. at half past ten o'clock where high
mass OF requiem will take place. His remains will be
conveyed 70 Calvary Cemetery.
WIcKER-On Saturday, April 49, PETER WELcKER, at
the age Of 81 years, months and II days.
The funeral will take place this Monday afternoon at
three o'clock from his late residence 1872 Forsyth
His friends and those OF the family herewith invited
TO attend without further notice
WRGHr.-Snddenly, Sunday, April 29 MOSES d.
WRIGHT, late OF the Merchants Exchange Bank
Notice Of funeral to-morro
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
Gang of Roughs ON their Muscle in
New JERSEY.

err zENs BEATEN AND HOUSES sToSEp-six or
THE PARTY ARRESTED ~ JERSEY CITY.
An uf six O'Clock last evening Deputy Sheriff An
draw Van Horn and Mr. Michael Smith applied
n, Tho pice Jersey City for assistance to
arrest 3 gang Of some eighteen ruhans, reported
,o be q vrn New York, who had been making an
iIdisonn VAC a''acS Upon 0UN'ns iesoitg near curry
,,ooas hcri distance beyond Crocnvile, beating them
bruta manner aud also breaking the windows and
doors Of hot - causing he grea'.s Aain 70 the W
mates. TIVE -.e-, ,s,o' .a ~ 'anoS VI
ans who " ne~aln. ai,ns ,nc iu"ui 49, SCI ulon
Nv the rlfrar t@nu MI r'.y oc",un. b,li4S Sn.Iu
Van Lorn, VI wy ~ ~ sa wen. '" sle'
stance WI W u' " - 40 .'hh'l
muscular man, so"V..u ~ N'ht 'sN' ~ nv ~
,tem down. hu 'ahe attention OF the Whoi, parry p'ns
s,,e non HI he forced 20 retreat, beng pursued
as far the cai pfloke' anu hc hartoNy "Ied hg
49, will s.of vh CO were hurled at lin Michael
SUAfh. WIN NN w "N 'i' ''Nh i"Hf-i " ~. '"u-'
iesaanc r4tt r.t lui.hs stu hiot ic'teaihk lbto
i.cfs .se t.Ni 'l''" 90 ''N Hs''H"'e, ""' Wv
laasls ui w N' -. ..-. ..-, Il,
,,,..,a N wa a. nc cfiy u HtCfeept the ruiiiaus,
80 ,,., e on tltI va large one luIse express
+, aeon AnHt..t| -..h'h' con iestitd IN LNChanSe
. IN a. tfsl ioaf GOO PARTY drove ~, when
its 49,, r..t 81 hc police and citizens, and
80 -, ed t..l ~ could boz offered There
,,er, b,t "a mfn y NHsDA, Since uf whom pc
..,,,J ttoea tt. " 'arr. The ntlisrs rsubnhy
s..,,s sV,ei U.. lt H. wagon before ying The
sosry iro,. t.aeif - la stat ou h0nsc the prs-
ops2. gave y .lacs a. aisle cunussham, jsmes
Mr1;overn. 3. "a iyan. IayicN Kennedy, Jrry bald
II. 80 "a, srs in the wagon verc fDund two
.aa,sy - , i.,,.r. ogs and narf tsll clubs
Ths ~. re ~ il Dr. residents ol tie ffrt vnri,
Nv Yo,l ..I sty. lessoivet Tue Jau.of franklin
-. iSn i 81 IN s were commiod tc ilc cells 10
' n'sf ns. ,r IN Recorder Start n,ac itt morn
.. ~ 70 90 and "a icL tci, DgCd " lsldxin'g ca
u,ase D.. 5 Wet sifeCt
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

tn ne, ut D. tnn. conllsd. - 'ne ''po'a con cnlns
size ia l,nr h"silh Of General I"
scrps roc,sierod M kcssrs Bowics ptc.
..,a r. - ~ "a Rue dc n Pais, h.ssrs Vanden
broecs bros No Rae De Ia chsusse nrr,s nes s5s
n .s,s toh, Nonrocs n Co ., No Rue ue " ta!N'
las m, ihe rs,s q. 'dns Arrl l2i-yss baremt's'
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
>>>~~~>~~->~~~~~~o~~~~
Our Paris, Madrid and Berlin
Correspondence.
Maximilian'S Policy Officially Reported
as Desperate.
American Securities in France Advanced by
President JOhnson's Policy. /.
The Spanish People Fatigued with
the War in America.
instructions to the New Admiral
in the Pacific.
NAVAL OPINION OF THE PERUVIAN IR0N-CLbDS
The New Captain General Of Cuba-His
Services and Character. ~
Count Bismark's Universal Suf-
frage Plan Astonislles
Germany.
THE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE C7AR
Prince Charles, Of HuhenzOllern Elected Hos
pOdar Of the Danubian Principalities.
~>~~->~-~~->---~~>~~~~
THE ANTI-WAR AGITATION IN GERMANY.
&c. &c. &c.
Prince Charles, Of HOhenzollern, Elected Hos
pOdar Of the Danubian PrincipalitieS
THE ANTl-WAR AGITATION IN GERMANY.
&c. &c. &c,

very full report Of the European news to the nth
Of April, with the financial and commercial intelligence,
by the steamship Hermann, published in the HEaALD
yesterday morning. The details Of the advlces by the
Hermann and Africa we give to-day, with special
correspondence from Paris Madrid and Berlin.
The Messageres Imperiaes steamer Nil with the Maui
ritius and Reunion mails arrived at Marsees, April Is
at midnight
From the Cape Of Good Hope the advces dated to
the 18th OF March, The drought had everywhere broken
up, and copous rains had fallen all the colony The
coonsts looking forward to prosperous farming
and better prospects generally Business showing
signs of improvement aud the commercial difficulties Of
the Eastern province had been overcome. The be-
tween the Ere State and the Basutos still lingering
The Free State Parliament had formally decided in
favor Of rejecting the offer Of mediation made by Sir p
Z. Wodehouse At Natal active paper was con-
tnued upon the Colenso controversy.
The Austro-Engsh Committee for the revision Of the
Customs tariff. which Is composed Of Baron Max Won
Gagern NJ Deprets and NJ Peter for Austria and Mcssrs
Morer and naet for England, has commenced it's ope
rations In Vienna
There terrible panic on Change In Vienna April
13 Austrian Ave por down 10 81 u.s. cradit
bank 12s 90; bank shares fell twelve per
The foreign exchanges per cent The rate OF
exchange London los Is.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
S P AI N.


MADRID, April II, ls5
Want of Tr,,r-, Asong ~ Spanish fope csq'c1 ~
IA ChiLan Wos-TAs Seir c,nmdnder ef ne ffr.'c
Fee--Hn OdcyS--Ais iaisssaf y a Ne" Cdpdn 's'-
cal Of fiJa-Hs <nicc fess--7he Bnciish Ff1eci 4
National Baek and P,9spsc,s 4 is Ssccess, dc
A stranger moving about 10 the Spanish capital wp1d
scarcely give crcdance to 'a'emen~ That SPAN was
-,s,,s ns, with powerful republics In the New world
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
roo LATE FoR cLAssIFICATIoN.

cor RFwsRD.-rOsr ~ SATURDAY AFTER.
p.-D noon he sveer Nnetecnt5 aud Fortieth
lady hunting csfs 3ld Natrh v,h Chain attached Ap
nls % 80 Wcst railS, sryt.lL slrcst
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
Sulphur q Preventive OF Cholera.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

HAvERsTRAw, n Y, April q, 1866.
DEAR SR-I noticed in your issue Of to-day in the
article headed Cure for Cholera, recommendation to
apply the flower Of sulphur to the feet preventive
against cholera together h the statement that cholera
does not visit the vicinity Of sulphur springs. You
doubt that Haverstraw is noted for the manu-
facure Of BRICK in the burning of which sulphurous
fumes evolved; and 1t is said TO be owing to the
prevalence OF the fumes thus generated that this place
and its vicinity has enjoyed its immunity from the
epidemic during the former vistations.
The value Of sulphur remedial agent against ami
maIcuia Of various kinds has long been known II is
curious fact that 1t should also be efficient agent
against the infdsoral life Of the dread infection
A. b. r.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

ITO cOAsTFRs--To COASTERS, PROPOSALS WILL
be- received iof the ehpent ~ pne lumber frrn v in
sn Chowan river, ~ u cl.hcr S-w York cr Phiadrl
rhh, by The thousand feet euu teSy vesstl constantly
snTisD the year round. Address ~ one wees. -
60 ~ i07 Post ofDcr, Porismenth. va
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

MoRms-On Sunday, April 20, at A Essex street,
The lady of W. Morris, Esq, of a daugher.
Charleston papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

HAvER-RABIsEAu.-On Thursday, April 20, at the
residence Of the BRIDES stepfather, ID. Mott ESQ.,,
by the Rev. Cornelius Roosevelt Dutne, of New York,
SYLVESTER A. HAvER TO CoRNnIA EARLE RAmSsAu,
daughter of the late Charles Rabineau all OF Brook
lyn, Z. d.
MoULroS-HUSTn. Thursday, April 8, by the
Rev. Alex. Mclean, pastor of the Lexington Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. GARY j. MouLroN to TLLIE
H. HUNTER all Of this city. No cards.
STRoNG-AsoRS.-On Wednesday, April %, at Grace
church. Orange j. by the Rev. Francis Vinton, ID. d.
WILLIAM l. STRONG Of New York city, to MARY URANIA,
daughter of Mr.. Robert w. Aborn.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

CROToN AQuEDCCr DEpARrMENT-TO WHARF
" and shed buiders-Seacd proposals, endorsed with
of bidder date % presentation and title OF work will
he received at this Office until ~ O'Clock A. Thursday
May 70 at which hour they viii be opcned for the cDnsuc
ton OF Wharf and Coal Shed The foot ~ l7Jd street,
Harlem for the high service NJ Carmansyile Plans
and specifications application engcnuer
oncc, East Lightly. third street near Fourth avenue.
THOMAS STEpHENS. 4 Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, iAqueduct
A. W CRAVEN. hoard.
OrriCE CRoIOS AorrDucr BOARD,
Roiunda. tlty tfaii fark April ~. 1906
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER. No. 2s7
~ broadway, New York.
To Contractors Prposas enclosed In sealed envelope
endorsed with the title Of the work and with the Of
the bidder thereon, will be received this Office
until Thursday May 10. 1865 at n o'coch A. ".
For setting curb and gutter aud Tagging the sidewalks
Worth street from Broadway to Baxter street
Blank forms OF proposals. together with the SPECIFICATIONS
and agreements can be obtained at this oaicc.
CHARLES a. CORNELL. street Conm ssi0uer
srHSrr DErkKrwksr NEW YoRk, April % istS
The New York herald., 1866-04-30


cARRyiSn TFE1Td4 Iu ENE rxrpp T2 caIT2ssi sThTss
cicc noon on is lib and si Of every month ea
S9s Ss ass 81 ss g s
ma for SAN FRANCISCO S%S SsG%aSSsins at AcArcLco'
Ist-ARIzoYA. connecting Win SACRAMENTO
lth-%cosrA COST RIGA, connectlng WITH GOLDEN ; AcE;
Departures Of ist and 2lst Panama with
those s he +. Susa S
Basssse checked through One hundred pound. allowed
An experienced Surgeon on board Medicine and attend
For tickets or further information apply at the Com
rSer river New York; i''' '"' "A" K HOLMAN Agent
THE STEAMER NORTH AMERICA. FOR BRAZIL,
will be detained until Monday, the 3oth inst 20 allow
aSh .'''A A' ""''' THOMAS 10 AscExcio 15 Co s"'
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
RIO DE 'gyAaSErRo.
ST. THOMAS, PARA, .PERNAMBuco AND
EVERY TRIP.
THE UNITED STATES TIES, ASP S.sS BRAZIL NAIL STEAM
win despatch regularly the 18th Of each month asP
oSs V OF Pri riiHiR Ps NEW frRsr CLASS STEAMSHIPS
NORTH AMERICA
L. =. Zimmerman, Commander
An experienced surgeon attached % each steamship
All letters must pass through the Post olcc.
Large lots of heavy freight at low rates
'or r''esH' Fl TlRoMAg ARscENcro CO.. i, Broadway
L,oR HAvANA-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
IT, wheel steamship MoRRo CASTLE, Capt. 4 ADAM,
o'clock p precisely Tor Havans For freight OF passage
apply 10 sPoFfoRp. TILEsToN A CO, ~ broadway
HAVANA, sIsALASD VERA cRuz-ANERIcAS AND
Wheel RSDsEw sogssSs viii s!sssS ss
North river Thursday Nav TO- at p NJ for the above
IN
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DfRECT-THE FAST SAILING
II steamship HUNfSViLLE, Captain Croker, will leave
pier - North river, Saturday, May o. at T. NJ For
apply to X LoWDEN Agent, " West street. or "a WaI
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECr-THE NEW YORK
II Mail Steamship Company's steamship NARIPOSA will
lssvc on Saturday, May at3p NJ. from the companys
pier NJ. a. North river For freight passage arry
sAhES A. hAfNOR 10 Barclay street
J'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The new and nrsi class steamship GENERAL GRANT,
SATURDAY, NAY
At NJ For freight or ras age, having unsurpassed
'''' m CROMWELL A co.
81 West street
WILLIAMS ouIoS srk LINZ ,ysss gs'rrD STATES NArs
FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS
thu hrst class iron steamer
oeorr, c. sp."Ss,' ss,EelS,a, csruo,r.,r
Vow ,rceivieg freight al pier 81 East river
wnI'A,' ." s"'TrSIyi csSis s1ySs,s p,ssss 3ce,s
For fFeISh or passage apply WILLIAMS a orrox
u Wall street