The New York Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1862, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, freely under the United States flag in the course of the summer. How longa period it may take to satisfy the rebels of the utter fallacy of attempting to resist the government is the problem in the case. We hear of few sales of exchange for future delivery. Bankers are unwilling to sell, or import- ers to buy, onthe terms which were populara week ago. Inthe event of cotton coming forward in August and September, baukers will make money by the contracts they have made, If the rebels control the planting interest, and keep cotton back, the merchants who bought, for delivery in the later months of the summer and autumn, at 113, will make money by the operation. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— May 3. Meg 10. May) 11. May 24. dees He June 1, 1862. The imports of dry goods were less than an average last week; but those of general merchan- dise were in excess of the imports of the corres- ponding weeks of i861 and 1860. The principal articles imported were » follows:— Hides Cutlery. Iron ah 8 2 2791551 The progress of poses? in the Seuthers States | ys. os. ,Pegist’d, 1 103% 1 indicates that the revival of trade in that section ingel 0 ‘ ‘te Boe of the country will necessarily be slow, Though | jiosessers 8 Ss. ne 51x the aggregate amount of cotton and sugar de- | NewYork Central 87 3% «8D BIKE BB stroyed will not probably prove very large, there Bis 46 : Sx $.. +4 will be enongh to deter the planters from sending 66: ot oo “ their crops to market until peace and order are Michiran Contra 5360: thoroughly re-established; and until cotton and ee mene A ix a oe es oa other articles of Southern produce do come for- | Illinois Central... = -! 2 = ward freely there will be no extensive export trade sis 6 61K «62: from this section to the South. Several enterpris- 6% 4 44 ing speculatoss have sent cargoes South already, | },, ¢ ” yt] ime Ss "4 vr and, as the embargo on commerce with New Or- | P. ~UT 160.4 115% 113}¢ 115: The stock market varied but little last week. Vigorous efforts were made by the bears to depress prices, which were but feebly resisted by the bulls. The Indiana State imbroglio has been used with skill and effect to shake public confidence. Early last week quite a number of stocks came on the market in consequence of the affair, and prices, especially of Pacific Mail, Erie, Toledo, &c., de- clined heavily in consequence. Yesterday and day before, however, a fresh demand sprang up, and the decline was speedily recovered. There are so many people who are in search of temporary and permanent investments for their means that no de- cline on the Stock Exchange can be permanent. In the opinion of the oldest members of the Stock Exchange the course of the market must be upward, as a general rule, so long as the money market remains in its present condition and no new aye- nues are opened for the employment of capital. Stocks which yield a regular revenue of 6 a8 per cent per annum will naturally be bought by par- ties who have money to dispose of, and who cannot make it earn 5 per cent by lending it omcall, or by buying commercial paper. Stocks which yield @ larger income will be still more actively sought after. Pacific Mail, for instance, which has paid twenty per cent per annum for sev- eral years, and is earning at present about thirty per cent on its capital, with no present prospect of a decline in its busineas, is quite naturally more generally wanted by.investors at 115 a 116, than it was in other seasons at 80 a 90. We hear that the principal stockholders in the company object to the accumulation of further surplus, and demand that the amount of money due from government— some $220,000—which will be paid in a day or two, be divided this month. The Western and New leans, Beaufort, N. C., and Port Royal, S. C., is raised this day, it may be expected that further shipments will be made in the course of the pre- gent month. It must, however, be confessed that such shipments are very speculative in their cha- racter. They may turn out well, and, in this case, the profits realized will be very large indeed. But there are many chances that they will turn out badly; that the goods may be seized by army officers, destroyed by mobs, captured by brigands or confiseated by officials on either side; and in this case the loss will be total. We cannot recommend people to ship goods to New Orleans at present. In the course ofa few weeks trade will be restored along the Mississippi. It will then be safe to ship goods to any part of the river; and there is not the least doubt but produce enough, in the shape of cotton, sugar, molasses, &c., can be obtained to pay for the goods so shipped to the South. Care will be taken, of course, in giving credit. Mississippi never enjoyed mueh credit, and will now have less than ever. People who deal with citizens of that State will probably insist on payment in every case on de- livery of the goods. In Louisiana there is some feeling of honor, and the established houses will probably make no contracts which they are unable to fulfil. The following are the tables of the trade of the port for the week and since January 1:— 1862. Dry 654,172 General merchandise 2,869,913 2,365, ‘er2 2,582": 581 Total for the weok. $3,542,137 2,831,047 3,236,703 Previously reported. 92,937,438 68,907,214 68,639,883 Since January 1... .$96,280,225 71,739,161 71,876,586 Exrokis oy Propvcs an Bf 360. 1861. 1862. York shares vary but little. There is a steady serertromesl ea a3's20'009 ag.si9t00 | Speculative inquiry for the Erie stocks, Toledo, Galena and Rock Island. Some of the speculators in the street had a notion that these stocks would be slaughtered, in consequence of large amounts of them being held by parties who held Indiana | State bonds. Some stocks have undoubtedly been sold on this account; but, so far as we can learn, there is no prospect of further sales, Instead of the bull failures which were talked of, we have heard of no defaults on that side, however it may. have fared with their opponents, In State stocks there has been but little change during the past week. Northern State stocks are wanted at full prices, with the exception of the stocks of Indiana, which are un- der a temporary cloud. It is claimed by theState agents of Indiana that the State cannot in any event be made liable for any debta incurred properly accredited agents without legislative au- thority. We infer that the State of Indiana is not likely to borrow any more money. The past finan- cial history of that State should warn her officials against the danger and the cost of too sharp prac- tice. Since January 1....$33,944,853 52,453,289 48,916,866 1861. 1862. For the week... 500 832,452 Previously reported. 16,167 O44 2,885,747 18,194,698 Sinco January 1....$17,484,817 2,825,247 19,077,150 The bank deposits will probably show anayerage increase ofsome three tofour millions to-morrow, and the specie line an increase of some fifteen hundred thousand dollars. The loans have been diminished by the falling in of mercantile paper which has not been renewed, and increased by purchases of government stocks. It is evident that our banks, like the Bank of England, are here- after going to base their business on the proper security—government stocks. In this country, heretofore, mercantile pap@? has been the grand basis of banking business, and loans on, or pur. chases of, government securities incidental opera- tions. Henceforth—for some years at all events— the bulk of our banking credits will be based on public stocks, and mercantile paper will fall into the second rank. Thisis as it should be. The best possible mercantile paper resta on a basis of individual security which events may destroy in an hour; whereas, government stocks, as is proved by the crisis through which we have passed, rest upon the indestructible security of our national existence, and all the property possessed by the citizens of the republic. Our banks have learned @ sound lesson during the past eighteen months. They will not hereafter be so anxious as they, have been heretofore to discount long paper, based upon the credit of merchants in distant States; but they will be more ready than they have ever CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarurvay, May 31—6 P. M. Asuns.—Sales of 100 bbis. pots were made at $5 75 a $5 81. No pearls were on the market, while tho price was nominal at $6. The stock embraced 223 bbls., of which 32 were pearis. Buravsrurrs.—Flour—The market was heavy and rather lower for common and medium grades of State and Western, while high grades were steady and prices unchanged. Sales of all descriptions were moderate and chiefly to the nome trade, the demand fur export being limited. The sales embraced about 12,000 bbis., closing within the following quotations:— been to lend money on government stocks, and to a 456 foster investments in public securities. Mr. Cisco oat 4 is now receiving deposits on call after ten days: 25 25 notice, for which he is directed to allow 4 per Reononenee SRUASRSELY w cent per annum interest, and likewise deposits of 6 legal tender currency for conversion into the new z five year bonds, known as five-twenties. The re- 15 cent advance in government securities will doubt. less lead to copious conversions of currency, and will thus supply the government with a large amount of money on very favorable terms. Yes- terday the deposits for conversion fell but little short of $200,000. We look to see the bonds of 188] selling this summer at 110 a 115, and the 6.20 bonds selling at such a premium as will insure the immediate conversion of all the legal tender currency afloat. Whether Mr. Chase will avail himself of the condition of the money market to reduce the rate of interest on all 5.20 bonds issued after a certain date to five per cent remains to be seen. It is generally supposed that money will not be worth over three per cent per annum this summer, and the security of the United States government will simultaneously be proven to be the best possible in this country. Under these cirenmstances government ought to be able to obtain all the money it needs at or below five per cent, The money market was extremely easy all last week. None of the leading houses are willing to —Canadian flour was in moderate demand, while prices favored purchasers. The sales embraced about 1,100 bbia., within the rango of our quotations. Southorn flour wag lossactive, and the lower and modiam grades heavy and inclined to droop, while the sales embraced about 700 bbls. at the above prices. Rye flour was un. changed, while the embraced 150 bbls, Corn meal was steady at tha above prices, with sales of 250 bbis. Je sey s and Brandywine. Wheat wes heavy and fereguiar for common and modiam qualities, while good to primo qualities were quite firm, the sales embrace! about $5,000 bushels at @ $1 02 for Canadian club, $1'25 a $130 for good to choice white Michigan, $116 a $1 £544 for ambor Michigan $1 10 @$1 14 for prime rod Western, $1 10 for red State, $1 63 a $1 04 for amber Iowa, and S4¢ $1 for Chicago spring. Corn was steady, but less active; the sales embraced about 50,000 bushels, at 440. a 45c. for soft, 46¢. a 47 icc. for new mixed, and at 40¢, do., in store, with some lote reported at 4945 was \wehanged. Rye was firmer and more activ of 17,000 bushels were mado at Ac. a 66c. for Western, and at 7c. for State. Barley was steady, while the market was quiet. Barley malt was active, with sales of 11,000 bushels at 6c. $1. Oats wore firm and ia fair demand, with salés of Weatern and Canadian at 42c. a ddc., and State at 4c. m 44340. Corrre.—The market was quiet, while prices were un charged. Sales of 200 mats of Java were mado a aoe. Stock of coffee May 31, 1862:—Rio, pan apege Mara caibo, 19,741 bags; Laguayra, 3,808 ‘bags St. give over 3 per cent for money, and the opinion is | 2,579 bags; Coa: Teenie bean — 3, rye confidently expressed that ite value will fall still | Tisgo'mats, Ceylon, 2,600. ae an ar oe ws 17,850 mate, —The market was firm with a good demand, with sales of about 1,200 bales, closing on the basis of Bie. a 31 }¢c. for middiing uplands. A g 00d portion of the sales wore made to spinuers. A revival in dethand, with firmer pri¢es for cotton gools encouraged, manufacturers to lower. There is very little mercantile paper mak" ing; good names pass readily at 4 @ 5 per cent. Certificates ef public indebtedness are worth 100% a %. Capitalists are sorely puzzled to know what to do with their means. It is oer ew maar seers Teed. oC Sas es Sea amy terminate, many “months must elapse before trade revives to such an extent as to afford employment to the capital which is accumulating ps to fil up at 18. 94, here. Inthe meantime how to make this money London 8,000 taken at 10%d. a yield income is an embarrassing problem. Most | 114. Ln a anti on wns wne of the first class bonds, on which interest is regu- larly paid, are already above par, and there is quite a lively competition for bonds of the lewer class, which are in progress of recovery from depression. The Sub-Treasurer offers 4 per cent for all depo- sits on call after ten days; but this ra 0 much below the average value of money in this city that capitalists are not hastening to avail themselves of the offer, and are using their money temporarily on the Stock Exchange. Bankers’ bills on London closed yesterday at 114% a %, having declined about 4 per cent daring the week. Francs were quoted 4.95 a 4.92%, having fallen ebout 2% per cont. Gold, after having touched 104, closed at dhout 103%. There are few bills in market; but the demand is very slack. Leading importers, and importers on epeculation, paid for their goods in advance. A few houses are letting their credits ran, expecting to be able to buy bills af a moderate rate this summer and next fall, on the strength of renewed exports of cotton. It is expected that cotton, sugar, &c., will go forward Havre rates were steady at 20c. for wheat. Guyny Crorn was quiet and nominal at xwy Bags wee ee 1 ‘The sales for Thipment were jower, “1 “er 8 100. 10 CAYO, as lors. —The market wae firm domand, with sales of 100 Baloo Ot wore aqet And nominal. Inow was dull an sales limited. Sales of Glengarnock Scotch pig were made, to waite at at $21 87, and No.1 American, xtra, at $20 50 a $21, Leap was quiet, with sinall sales of scr Galen at $6 me $6 40, and some lots of foreign at $6 65. bane ame MD meet? supplied, faa prices were les of common prett; made at Ge. and 800 bbie. lump sold sc00e Mozasera.—The market was steady, while sales om- braced 60 bhds. Porto Rico at 220. The. oe ae 1 1862, was—Cuba moscovada, 086 hhdg. do. clayed, 204 da. ; do. 104 bin, sequal 10.260 NEW ORK HERALD, MONDAY, —Pork—The market was less active, aud vier and lower. Tho sales embraced 450 bales 44 # $12 for mess, closing at the inside Myure, and prime at $9 50 a $9 6234, Be Beef was quiet oat Prices inthe main unchanged. Beef hams aud prime mess were nominal. Bacon was in mod with sales of 75 meats were loss act iu prices. The sales embraced 300 packages Sige. for hams, and 33gc. a 4 for sh: was in fair demand. Common qualities were duil, whi prime to choice was sold at 7X0. a 83gc. Butter w less buoyant and active. Sales of State yellow were at 18¢. a 19c., and of prime Ohio do. 18c.a19c, Ohio prime to chcice yellow was at dc. a 170. Sucars.—The market was steady, though not active. The sales embraced 420 hhds. Cuba muscovado at Te. a 744¢., with small lots Porto Rico at 7c. a 8¢e , and 788 boxes at Tigc. The stock of sugarson the lst of June Was as follows:— Prices a : 1861. 1862. ‘Cuba, hhds, 80,721 Porto Rico. . 2,041 English Islan + 739 104 New Orleans... + 4,066 - a = 83,766 62,572 7,329 387 ‘Tka.—The market was steady, ; with @ fair amount of business doivg in medium qualities of both biacks and greens. TaLLow was steady and in fair demand at 8%c. a 90. for city, and 8%c. a 8%e. for Southern, WHIS&RY..- of 400 bbis. were “made at 23340. a 243¢0. for State and Western, SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, June 1, 1862. ARRIVED. PB ee ship bag yy, Hotfman. jeortinnd, with mdse d. passenget H B Cromwell & Co. “Ship Sohn Hitch, Hasden, Liverpool, Apel! 22, with mdse and 2) gers, 10.9 &'N Smith. One birth,’ Nay His iat 43.12, lon 87, Si, saw ah locbeng: 2th, of Georxes eg slenalizes ship Peas hence for Liverpool, HE came ont of the North Channel, and had light winds the whole ang obs panren J Bord, Thomas, Liver 1, ee with mdse aun (yo < Bundotand), 8 Staca, Bordeaux, 42 to Wim Tyson. io Monicgomery & ‘k Prince of Valisom (Ital), Luna, Palermo, 50 days, with fruit, to ord Bark La ©} (of Por'land), Hasty, Sagua, May 21, with pagar, tom May 23, lat 30, ion 79, spoke brig EL mira, from Sacua for Boston. Brig ‘Tjordenskold (Nor), Hansen, Rotterdam, April 11, with indse, to Wm Salem. NS), Viekery, Ber~ Brig Jonnie Moody (Br, of Yarmouth muda, 8 lays, in ballast. to Boyd & 1m Brig H Havelock (Br, of Ketnpt, NS) Dexter, Bermuda, 8 8 days, with potatoes &c, to Smith, Jones & Co, Resolu (Fr), Avenel, Nassau, May 24, with mahogany, aye Ri to Darrell & Co. Schr Nil Desperandum (of Glouceste », Ruatan Island, 14 days, with fruit, to mi . Mt off Cape An- tonio, was spoken by US bark Pu ry Schir Shannon (Br), Higes, El 8, with fralt, to James Donj tase Romp fir), Swaine, Cow Bay, OB, 17 days, with coat, agit Baw Stade (of Brookhaven), Stecle, Hatteras Inlet, 4 Schr) P Burrouchs, Brown Virginia, Schr Honesty, Vanton, Virgin Sehins LAtbott, Ludiam, ton, DC, 8 days. Schr WB Leg.elt Gideon, Georzetown, DO, 3 daze, Schr A$ Daritug, Howes, Baltimore, 5 days, Sehr MP ‘ton, Ross, Snow Schr Lion, Furbush, Rocklant a Sandy Hook. Schr Ocean, Sehr Geldex: Gate, Week Schr D Ieussel, Cizroll Howton, x Schr Sea Flower, Clark, Bomer'e’. Schr J P Wallace, Staples, Taunton, 3 days. T Montezuma, Penney, Provide cays, Schr 3A Hildreth, Willains, Prov Schr D.B Martin, Swift, Providence, 2 da} Providence, 2 days, rovidenc, 2 days. Schr Diadém, Ludlar, Provide: Schr New Haver, Glover, Bristol for Phitadelphia, chr BF Brown, Inzrabam, Warren, RI. Bare Julist, Smith, New Haven. Schr Evelvn, Johnson, Stamiord. Sehr SS Beckingham, Skinner, Po Bebr W W Brainerd, Bowditen, Sebr E C Dennison, Lockwood, Schr Vietor. Sears. Port E ren a Providence, 2 days, ‘ye, Providence. ae LE. sal ‘Rr steamship Great Eastern, Liverpool (and ercased the Bar at ll AM). Wind at sunset SE, with fog. Hieree peste” ae 4, Ot, 3 dave, Sloop Tran: Steamer Westchester, Miscellancous. ‘The British steamship Great Eastern, Capt Paton, sailed aga aM yesterday for Liverpool. caxautr Lanvan—Beltor of the Now York Horalt— will you co me the justico to correct a statement. which ared in the evening papers of to-day, that The ste Labuan capsized this morniag anit now les full o ship: Tabpes enpeises Sie cnecnine att ope der cadet delore half-past 2 PM, and free poor darts receive her cargo, SEP AW, ee Master of steamship Labuda, New York, May 31, 1862, 6 PM. Barro Nawom Stetson, Jn, bd at Southampton, LI, will probably be got otf. Hi of sugar has been landed on the bexeh in a damage: nd Will te reshipped to Bos- ton, to which port it Was origiually consi, ued. Scur Rowr, Kelley, at Boston from Jonesnort, was in col- lision May 29, off Cape Ann, with am unknown sehr, lost jib- boom and stove bulwarks, Scone Macxow Boxwa, Harding, from Philadelphia for Portiaad, put back May 38 fur repairs, having sprung al-ak on the 26th. ‘Axrwnrr, May 15—Accounts from Galle, dated April 10, stite—" Toe bark Willian Woodside, Pennell, from Mon!: Tocin for Falmouth, has been abandoned; crew saved.” No particulars. Lytrtrtox, NZ, Feb 17—The Young America, Carl; the Clyde (sheep and genera! cargo), wet down to Oamaru to ‘and her cargo, but was unsuccessful, and had to leave with the loss of an anchor and chain, is now at the Lower Port, having caught the ground coming up, and the Samson (s) bas gone to render ef! if required. Rewanns ror Savine Lire at Sr.—The London Board of Trade on the Isth of May amiounced that the undermen- tioned rewards for saving Life at sea lave recon'ly been awarded Uy her Majesty's gorcrament and the Bosrl of rade:— ‘To Toornas P Stetson, master of the American ship Wil- iam Frotiingham, a gold: hrovometers to Joseph Qnaie, first mate, £3: to Wiliam Robinaon, William Jenkins, Whiz Ham Campbell, R Southern and Jo!aBWw hana, s amen of acd ship, the sun of £2 each, in testimngoy of telr servic ® i scuing 41 prs: crew of the sore Amer Nth Fet last, le. from Spartan, of Londot and lending them at Hay To Capiain H D Driver, merican packet ship Daniel Welater, 9 telearope, cay of his humanity and kinduess to the master and erew of the bars British whom he rescued from the.r sinking ican birk Grand ces fn tescit ig lds, abuixioned at ec) To Captain Hi Nichols, cf the American bark TB Bartram, clescope, in acknowlAdement of his humanity to tie crew ah who be reccued tous Ameriean ship Uni cold wateh, in test mony of ie kindgess to. tho crew, ac. of the Eeaaor, of Low.on, between Dee 7, 1801, and dan 31 last. A caiin . Janes Devol, Wan M Carthy, J Mitches and Jaince 4, scamen ©. sali vessel of £2 eachy for Billow, of Windsor, Nora Sootia, ast. Missiea Ves Poy 3, and the Flower of the F wid neither of iantry in si ving the cre'y of the ta Februsry abandoned tech of those ports! Steamsbipa. Steamships.... Shige w AREAL Tolmes Hole iene 2, tie Ocean, of and for Bay Tos bone;'sent home. |e iH ‘Vineyard, oO mi wi 180 ap sia A ts Bhip J oe tMiyhall Speen rs = iy Liverpool Oct 4 for ages See in Dee 31 for Fal- mi jays from Onloutta for Bremen, April aint from Coquimbo for Liverpool, ain, Inn, from Callao Jan 18 for Valencia, Rin diiasirel, Cliford, trom Callao Jan 20 for Spain, Mch any tae = frou Liverpool for New York, was seen no ‘An white flag with lettor Hin red, was Biers Tiaritton, tro iret Mi for Cuba, May 26, lat 40 26,00 8 3 ano, from Cardenas for Boston, May 20, of ‘Judge Hathaway, hence for Cubs, May 18, lat 25, Penobscot, steering N, was signalized May 28, lat 88, ne Jameann, from Bt Jago for Horton, May 18 King, Clendennin, hence for Calais, May 28, off em te” Bat ih , ba he 8 ‘pets tae jmith, steering 8, was seen May 23, 13 miles Nof Cape m Ports. pAgtrnny, May oid Mi) Ree a Celine and trom ernie vnmeine Tein, Sheridan: Hessel, NYork, hd Ash JUNE 2, 1862 a —__——_ ippeicrettncre Ghayt) MFark; 18h, Cnet On Re Tn naninaen Re nnnnnenennncnnce THE TURF. aroline, do, eres } March 21—Sld Industry, Linnell, Palm TTHE ORIGINAL KNOWN I. HARRIS’ STO! \ASHION PLEASURE GROUND Ae Donia Sesame nse, say ate sn wedvy, Alber Edward, McKin- 164 Seventh avenue, has great demand for cas: of Ft Match “Monday, Juno 2. Doubie ney, (rom Sun ane othii arene ppsnne. nes & eel ieee ‘parts of t! eate, eas ty ree'in ve, aw. Wooarut names Bhistor, May —Arr ir Aas “pil aSth, Urania, Pinkham, | United 8. Ladies and gentlemen can obtain the utmost | Bell and Alida; 8. M-Laughlin names Piug and Pauline; D. Odessa via Falmouth (and proceeded to Gloucester, where Yalue for pays lea without belt Ins kita by rh Brag - Mace as nan han iy tg iy y ‘olleree f % ; ee Harris.”Pi:ase rewember and calton or ad ‘Ait, | ules, One o'clock boat from ROUWERSHAVEN, May 13—-Sid Luconia, NY: ae. ae ot connects «vith th Buuawruaves, May Li—Arr Republik, NYor re reduced to i 4 Seventh JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager. second streets, train at Hunter's Point for the ‘course ue, between Twouty-irst i Twenty: cents, Boxvraux, 13—Arr ee A Paes! joulmains zz mA 2 ie eee ai ie a ae = oy, Dyer, far Ys ha cil lla re en TNO, $63 BOWERY —H, ROSENTHAL, HAVING A | (LENTLENEN HAVING. SUBSORIPTION LASTS FOR ' ” Bassein, March 27—Arr Mary O’Brien, Vesper, Antwerp, reat desire to purchase @ large bee of cast off the race. soning, 10. be given s bo biccd eit Cowns, May lo—Arr Teutonia (8), New York (and sid for We ng, en Furaljace, Carpets, Jewelry, &e., by cali- will loss the same Hambarg). Bao ke Eecolan Liveepoat | SEER ES ne ee ee ‘of'witkew sh of viied iette'eesapy.. DIFF, », Sweet , * Bihan We eek! Willae Wiork? Rosent remeber, and ky 258 Bowery, opposite Cxrre: May I7—Arr George’ Aib-rt, Thompson, and Ear Groat Joute street blem, Davis, N ae ne Oapty, Ma: xRid Ewmeralda, York, and Langdon Gilmore, N EXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES’ LL KINDS OF BUSINESS WAGONS CONSTANTLY Chase, NYork; Laura, Lansthorne, Rio Grai \d_gentlemen's casi off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry ‘on hand, made in the best manner. You will find this nde, bak STANTIAOPLE, April 28—In port ship Mary Caroline die- | and Furniture, as the undersigned has received la’ Place aa farorable ag any that can be found, and grery cme PARTS factor from al! parus of the United States for warranted as represented. r aia May BrATE Prethae toiond for Ammer) sshoct | Silt rDressea;Proen $3 to $16 Tor Coates fren $3 to'gs for | sp Haynie Bete itaday and gh aio iy rink ater faehas (and sid for Rotterdam); | Pants, Please call or address by nolo, J J. ANHALT, 152 Se- ULL FOR SALR.—THE IMFORTED DURHAM BULL Osean Teio and Neptune's Favorite, Emerton | venth avenue, between Twentieth maeaiat atrecte, Bass Francs (ad bob aa for lachan elude nd, | Lather by Mea Aabalt RB—allbsinons ane: | ao gab by hue teo pears or mle hen am tbe and), May 12, ay y ta, Bogland; acted contidentially, owner has no further use a, " Also several vi Prev to May 12, ships Clara, oules mp Rnpend: Os Oscar, enn South Dows sad ‘Rams. Inquire at Ie Ind 18 Astra. Delano, GREA’ ND_FOR CLOTHING, FURNITURE | Chambers atree in port May 12, ships Euma Sia, ‘Garttone trom Ci WAND YON CLOTaty ie cee Revown, Bangs, frdm San Francisco, geive the lows price bn eaenot: (Sasstane.—wwen & srevENs, Di 16—Arr Fawn, NYork for London: Ge- | 18 on ur'adire Ty post Me ABRAWAMS, 33 Sercnth 14, 16 Walker atree ° a nny Sve Feely fo for Anuserp Ith, Ws atdco, White, Bl Mla} gventey between pha sud Twenigeath streets, diigo pa “Boars cay ise sta rene, Taube, XY NYork. taiiey + Sashes, apes, «x0 cepepapaceae Se acntaceurere ote ies GReTL eee ie, atten Br Mapa ary Non a eto faa renciane, A’ we. pny sia fair and honest deuler to dispose your | (JABRIAGES FOR SALE—TWO, CLOSE CARRIAGES aes nob oaye : Purniture and, Jey vi | Cone suitable for ety ase, the other for country sie i irvecir, oa Yonah ridge Ardrowsan; ting you ous dete totcalt'on orad iresa the honedtand weil | will accommodate four inside and. two ere mada 3 1 Yh" Pation, Bastport. sia sth, | Kiowa tenien #. HARGIS, IeéBerenth avenue, where a | Py the beat manafaotirers, and will Be sold vary chrab maar. Bodie NYork, ¢ will be dealt with to your P dastaoton. At this you 16 FOOM oeet cae die, is wanted. a, Inquire at Gatway, May 15—Arr Boreas, Henschien, New York via (99 pg ve bie et, bed ane org pom eny i las - street, between Spring and Broome streets, Queenstown, it fordet, FE. RRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS FOR SALE— woranaian, May T—Arr Br brig Artomas, Barnard, NYork. | Bot soragi, 0. siarrts Pe Preah avenue, C Crs Mh dngs Coy Carriage. sae sre Soest Sn Aten alae gatoas AES SU, ate men dae Ma ie SSD Gurriag Bretta, ge st tCnelen, Cua Cardiff ee ; ‘A GARE CHANCE.—s1s.000 WORTH OF CAST. OFF pisces na pocund Bane Siva, May fart Mercury.’ pia NYorks 1301, Cos: | diey and eatemen Taving "any of Sa sate | ee mopollie, Nelson, do; ldth, Bt Anne, Ban Prana va wan: | eantrecelve From $8 to Silk 7 LES, 16 ap Sid Ibth, Winderiero, Harding, NY Paros rome gate $16 ter oats, fron BU to SSiior Fonts, | (JABRIAGRS TOR SALE—AT NORRIS) STABLES, 110 i Se. ay iz—Arr Golambus; Now York, 81415th, ‘piso Sieh, Cees pat Ee st Betis Jax ing for Burope} vite Barouche, an «Don Rock- kyenue, near Eighteenth street. Ladies attended or Say both shaftsjend pole, a covered sunall ways Hauivax, May 23—Arr ship Oregon, Berryman, New York; bri Lilly Dale, sioven do, ache Surprise Mies’ Onin a Mintz, ' Orders from Brooklyn or Jersey Cg namely ek at: InpRaMavox, March 14—Arr Nestor or Howes, B Bateyia, tended to, Pleaseremember the name, B. Mintz, 253 Liverroot, May 14—Arr Warbler, ‘New Yors via | a1 CD ere ey loo yi Dae gree ne T &J Cofin, Jamaica; 15th, ort ot New York (8), Gyearsold, sound ‘and hind a Ca gic or double auee i Freeman, Run- 0 via Queens. TTENTION,—CALIFORNIA AND PIKE'S PEAK trade.—A grea: demand for ladies’ and gentlemen's cast oil Clothing, Furniture, Cacpers and Jewelry. I guarantee NYork; jBotiemlan (8), Quebec: a Manson, San Franelic: Lott, NYor! show speed for a fair pri he handsomest and "pest Ethan Allen two year old st in the Union, The reason for Feiling “iste owner having no use for the 2 ler, And Goi fecege, Mew Tork, | ee eee dea par dant cacre’than any cher valaplish. || feces or wescud will be akan ln onennaber part parmeak ral, Boston; Cy 7 | pera pees ment wad Cy Hubbog. Call at or send a note to89 West |) Gon be ‘soon tat McMahan's livery sable, 48 and jouree nas Rolling, ith, Bm- | Brow !way, between Leonard and Franklin streets, Ladies | girce reals Leciaw, Ontwiiee Oicaboraae, Mebane ice, Johnston, NYoric: 1thy Atigusty, Brick, Bale yor Bo.ton, Seara, Bosion, George Peabody, és; Lizzie Homans, Gutter; Marcly © Day, Chase, aud Antarclie Bloufet: NYGHE. wi Entered for loading lata, Rowena, Wilson, Onlcutta; Jas haere iol Seaver, Bosion {Chane Daveppurt, Kellay, e003; H ‘yburg; 15th, Jessie Rhyuas, Peudie- ton, Bos 0a” Joth, Thornton, Collins, NYork. Lowpox, May 10—Arr Mameluke, Porter, and Granite State, Juchbs, Calcutta, Lith, “Atalaita,"Eastman, Callao; Minnie Sobisier, Connatton: Newcastle and Barcelona; luth, Southampton, attended ty Mrs. B. Gabay and gentiemen by Mr. 8. Gabay. T THE NEW STORE, 114 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES and gentlemen cun dispose of their Cast Qu Glotiin, Carpeis, Murniture, dc. I guarantee to pay for Dre: om $2 og), on Conte trom Se to Si for Pants trom $i to $5. Please do not forget .o calbon ox address G. MIS!) 114 fie, near Fourteenth strech Ladice atiended by por SALE—A SPLENDID BAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS. cld, warranted perfectly sound, without a blemish; kipd in ail baruess, and is an excellent saddle ‘mare. To be sold oieap, us the owner has no further use for her. Apply at 157 East Twenty-fifu I OR SALE—A SPLENDID LONG TAIL BAY SADDER anak be surpacsed, in sy or gentioman; an, rod om thor ‘be surpasced in the T STAND ON SEVENTH ANENUE— S guarantees to pay shogallowine pe.ces fas! wall tab y, iiorke, TG hands highs Whitney, N ladies’ and gentlemen s Wearing apy $5 to | city or Siate Jor style or beauly as a saddle horse; can trot im Entered Suswarda 18:b, Rathay, Stoddard, Shanghae, for silk dieses, from $5 to $2) fo 31 to | three minutes, also.a pair ot very fine coach Fires, ve five Sid fron Gravesend lota, Anu@ Decatur, Pickerins, San- for pe also ca a furniture, jews te by | and six years old. quire at the Stable of M. FLY! deriand to load for Singapore, ied to, b; B East Eighteenth Ui treet, Lamuasu, May H—Arr Corra Linn, Luce, Glasgow (and ald ele To, ah ae de y 12—Arr Elba, NYor! ree a tay i2—Arr Henry, Wilson, New York; 18th, ‘Spray, Stubbs, and Lucretia, Brown, do, OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME DARK BAY GELD. iug, sixteen hands high, six years old, kind in single and “onble harness, superior traveler, -and ‘warranted sound, Bren are Brookiyn Kiting School, rear of the Mansion (TIY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING, and Jewelry wanted for the elty and A LARGE QUAN Fayniture, DEO, April —Arr ship Be Nato, Bdators Watenusde 4 followe:—From $8 10 $8) for Silk ‘ka street, Brooklyn. OKT. r May Sq i Mary ‘i oan ‘arty Havaua, Dretece, at feos B10. $15, Pats ‘st S9to SS. Call oh or - roura, May Arr P.O warwick. Groen, NV ork. addvess'A. D: Seventh avenue. Orders panotually OR SALE—A BROWN SADDLE HORSE, PERFEOTLY Patxuwo, May 7—sld Scotland, McKinnon, NYork. ae Rea idatenaah ts by Mrs D. Soind and kind tn all harness; five years old, and 1046 Your a a May 1 rr brig Kiig Browhers, Lar- es honds high, Price $25. Inquire’ f for William, + Kelly's Ww bhita- pret, Gem Fed ng are trom Phita. POSITIVE FACT.—LADIES GENTLEMEN, IF | tav.e, 1 West Thirteenth street, Jou want to get the full vale for your cast it Clotiting, Furniture, Carpets and Jewelry, best you can dois to call orwend'a note to. A. NSM 81 Toindavenne, between Thirgeighth and Mpiriy-ninit aires, east Ladies rs, Harzis. Iphia, QueENerowN, May 13—Arr Mary Baker, Churchiil, Phila, geipin; Jug Murphy, Mahoney, Baiimore. Sid Asin, Dus Seston, Reuter, and MP Rich Bix; Os did; EF Harris, Harriman (from Cardenas), Teixs00%, March Ss-shiyienmore, Graves; and Winged Arrow, Berry, Fauanouth, “RvaTan Isbaxp, May 17—In port schr Helena F, for New York 3 or 4 day 5" Sid Delhi, Crosby, Beare Jay 16—Sl¢ Ocean Spray, y IS-Arr Lady Mulgrave, Macoett, Past- port. Youguat, May 18—Arr Robt Leonard, Corning, N.York. American Ports. BOSTON, May S0—Arr bark, Vigo. Br orig Alton, Port au Pri Foe SALE—HORSE, [pba CART, HARNESS AND Stand for the sum of ‘account of the owner going tothe war. Apply at 44 Mott Streets in the feed store. OR SALE—A SPLENDID FRESH MILK COW OF the best quaifty, warranted to milk twenty-six quarts of wil per day: also to Pere ‘ourieen pounds of ibuler per weeks To be sald cheay» gr wil be exchanged for m Priced cow. “Apply at 168 Bart Twendy-fcth street POH SAS CL FIRST CLASS, s, WELL, pata iturin nearly mow, con S16 price $1155 sist wile carry @ hundred easy; isa ver fe handsome bargain. Tobe HULL Bast sintconth stte-t near First avenue. A’ THE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH PAID FOR lef: off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture. Ladies anit gen- Uemen havin: any o1 the wbove to d'spose of wil do weil to seadanoe ony to T, ROSENBERG, 212 Sovents arcane. ‘There you wil! be sure to have your best satistactiet dies attended by Mrs, Rosenver AAS AND GENTLEMEN, IF YOU W. the value of your second pang Cloth! ny NT TO GET ts. Haydon, Philadelphia; | iture, Ac., call af or send m note. to Hlayten; eclza Cordecey, Cathcart venth avenue, between Thirty-thi | 1OR SALE—A FINE DARK BAY SADDLE HO! iP Saunders, Soers, and B 5 Bolt, Rothell, F Ladies attended by Mr: Stra K perfectly gentle and of stylish action, about oe) Old steamer Saxon, Pbuadelptle (aud. | ——=——$=$———— = Foard old Lehands high, long tal; travels fast in double, oF tip Clara Slorse, Mar tt, ‘St George, NB. to loud tor Single harness; price $850; also a Wagon and Harnessy bark Warren Hallett, Hallet, Bahia warn INSTRUCTION, sax | cheap. “Tobe tou at stable 1S Vestry street. Applications ths tery Baltimore, Bid, winds W to K ani CARD.—THE SUBSORIBER WILL CLOS® THE | toMr. WOOD, 390 Broadway. Clare . Broadway Academy curing the summer months, SSA aOR A Tih are “steamer Europa (Br), devon! sap ona shi will cont nue w reveive pupils day or evening (or in vraction Rt SALE—A GROCER’s TOP Wagon. BEEN RUN Nooiday, Henry, Loadon; brige ty Be Sail, | in penmanship and booskee; lug, At his rooms, No. 6 Rourti, For 34 tighigeo mouths.” Wil be sold chap for wautog SE ey Crimea, ‘Hick orn, Gattietnss Penobscot! | avenues Trivuie fugtruction es B. GOLDSMITH. se, Apply at 103 Greenwich arene otek oF ‘est Twelfth us; ¥inaucter, Haskell, Elizabethport; sh: GL Green, Cou CLD. A. TEACHER WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY to give lessons in French, Music and ‘A uative of Fru:ce preferred. Best of reference eat Apply at ait Broadway, In Clothing store. OR SALE—CHEAP, A NEW ONE SEAT LIGH? far, Al "Marahail; i a Forest Banya, ni ‘Wagon, with top. Gan be seca in store 25 Ferry street, om Klizabethport; Counselior, Wleunore, Vv Port Ewen, Cid, s.hrs Charlot pas Suuchlendy St Dolntnans Lacog, Baker, Baltimore) Of SALE_ONE STYLISH COACH, ONE ROCKAWAY Sa B ri son, sppno, Stott, ahd Florence, Itogers, N¥ork. Bighal for [ATPAINES—200K EEP{NG, PENMANSHIP, ARITH. | devgo ina Safe, a st of Nope Maiting. 10 Inquire of B. Ba ALTIMORE, May 20—Arr eohr Ned, McKee, Sagua, Be- ett Se. rienoas Wh AYERS “102 Nassan street Harper, Garnge, from Pedro Keys. Cid, bark ef Into business tor taeny Ee itt, Brown, iio de Janeiro and a market; schrs mpg etre OR BALE, —A SADDLE HORSE, AT LOW PRICE; re hora on broridences A. Wetmoue, Edw. Fe ‘igh, very oasy, and suitable for a oF clotid, Leavitt, Nock via, Bayport; Lou n Hoeven, NYork. Bld, ship Eruestize, (Bremen), Frerichs, oe or ei rie ne Piet the’ New Yore, Bem eeu RYANT, STRATTON, PACKARD & PENN'S COM- merctal Colleges, Cooper Lustitute, New York; Hamil ion Building, Brooktyn, These institutions affurd the best Possible taciltina for acquiring n complete business educa- ion. Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Comp. tationa, Penmanauip, Corresponience, &c., thoroughly and practically taught. New Bowery. OR SALE.—A VERY STYLISH BAY HORSE, SUIT- able for a coupe, 15% hands bigh; can be 1esn' at pris Saree ed 160 aoe street, opposite the Bible House, from Bi BATH, May 29—Arr schr Royal Oak, Benson, Port Ewen, Sid Zeth wlnp Houghton, Fere: N3; schr Planet, gf, Forteeas tonto, Cid Sith soba Yokae, Orr. Yors: OMANGOR, May 2¢—Arr schr Angelia 28th ark Tay (Br), Tull, 1s, eee ee BRISTOL, May 30—Arr schr Orator, Gibbs, Port Ewen; nee iiagk ston hy rl ; OARDING SCHOOL—AT THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OR SALE—A PROMISING MESSENGER AND POX hep Gore aie f ravidence: tor aNerk.- Sid sloop ‘of Lloomfel:, New Jersey, tincly located, forty minutes hunter Colt; took urst premium at Rockville as » four Li 1 ER, ay 2)—Are schrs Cornelia, Macke: by Morris and Essex Hailtoad from New . A select id last and can atty ut; fs » splendid Elizabethport; 30uh, sloop family Boarding School, where boys receive a thorough busi- sand Cre color ipod bays, 12: Lands hi hi also Y Bld schrs Urbana, Wi ness education and find a ,ood Limited number of ight V gon md myaire day Va- ounet; George M Smith, Mills, N¥. scholars, twelve. Two vacancies are open. Scholars pay | derbill & loet's stable, Lalayetve place, from thé time of entering, Firs.c aes cliy references given, 60 per apni, oF $9) per session. Address :rompt- died to. "Address the principal, Mr. Herdsman, East y 2s—Arr sche Lyndon, Smith,’ NYora. at Vout er, Hopkins, Fortresa Monros. GLOUUESTER, May 27—Arr'sch Columbia, licbardson, Bllsavuctyort tor Bouton; Lows Walsh, Heed, eb auircwn, NAT: OND, May S1—Agr ache Yankee Boy, Ristey, Bliza- betiport; sloop Ida F Vail, Vall, NYork. Ma; i sigop Victer-ne, Post. NYork, bs shone Bian- ‘Biapies, Philadelphia; rk Arethuson. Looper & SALE—EIGHT HORSES, FOUR OF THEM LOW W Oirisede Also ont of the mundsomest dapple grays in this city, 7 years old, over 16 hands high, Also one splendid Mare, 19 hands "vigh; price $130, She ina beatiful drivee nd splendid under the saddle, being 6 pow. 6 years oll. To the ‘avenue. AoE HORSES. —GENTLEMEN (CITY OR COUN. lgposing of Horses, Wagons and oth + > sae 7 te pis peg go wit apply to gg ing md Terms mu PRENcH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES. FELLERING, 81) Broadway (established {a 1582), vate instruction in the above ctrangers, Translauing, Gram- un Classen, years Alse one seen at 76 Greenwich Bock rs ncn WALTERS, 4 erness, on very wis, N ny dnitee rey, Phi phin (and aid for turd i the siramer mo: oo Dj,a lady ptr rele Rone e ror 100 Wagons. Ve A dt sl 0 eas belag a competent tes re ure of Jame. J. tkeen, N You er a, sta ee By atiiisBrowiwaye FOus"S FoR SALE —uIaHT VERY FINE VERMONT Coombs, Dems water, Philadciphia; all, CO; brig roy Horses, 1534 and 16 handa high, from five to eight years M Nelson, Bhip fait fn eld same day for Car- S"barainea LESSONS IN 8 pt fags trotters and first Ben ig stock. To be seen ‘ash- uthein, Brucker, do (and cld same day for yy. SS Seventh avenue, corner Thirteenth om Hall stables, 1,961 and 1,53 ‘Third avenue, Spetwean He Ona uarier's, Lemmons, $10; private lessons, $12. 128ih‘and Tooth euetete , Pulladelpuia. semen: ii ssons tor ladies by Mrs, D. nfuegos; 17th, 2st, wir Liouey Pram ‘Zith, Urigs Smanel G Adan, Garver Brewer, Cardenas; schr Joseph L brig Mary Whee ater, Wh wari iss nya ig ASHINGTON HEIGHTS FRENCH INSTITCTE “THE welt known ch Boarding School o Wax bas been Fort Washington. ‘Ci ‘ORSES, CARRIAGMBAND HARNESS—A OoMrLETE esiablishinent for sale very low bay Horses, light Phaeton (duit by win), Doubi — ness, Whip, Blankets, Ac. Can bo seen at the atable, corer Parker, Port Pick Gaaries Milk Milles, Havana. ORLEANS, Moy 10—Arr ship Sp Sportsman, Thomp. | Leroy s drus store, ud from Mr, Of Siate and Boerum bireets, Brooklyn. p Lelacd: bark Pelades, Yates BEDFORD, May 20—Cid shi hadags, Borditt, Bos. . ky : 7 ~ n ORK TATTERSALLS, “SIXTH AVENUE AND ton to led dor Honoluln. | Sid 6) © F arte Poheteiak Bing, ninth otrectrwill ve sold ut auction on Tueadaye June 3, at {Lo'elock, without reserve, one of the Mest Are dian Horres in the Couniry, raised in Vaegiaia, and just from Alaxanctis, Vax 16 Lands hign, 6 yours oli, color White bus -d with binek, ‘warranted ‘sound and Kind, horse, aud'well broken to ail harness; can be seen at all hours, ¥ 2d—Sit bark Naboe (neow,533 tons), y 29—Arr aches J O Ivelend, ©) pee, Boston ale Kenavor, Hrawn, Dignton for Biaaber!:purs voy, Anat ° f, Fish (from Waves Jst, DUST, RAIN, tally excluded Irogy ne crev! by nppisang BROWNE Weather Sirip, econom.cal, or diess Metallic Strip Company, roum 14, 212 Broadway. pysmeware, CUTLERY AND GUNS. Roger's & Wostenbolm's locket Kuives, &e, Dixon's Pow- der Flasks ani 8; poring Artic les; Perens: sion Cajennd Gua Waiting: Ohaing Hoes and neaty Goods, OLE, Dasit FISHER, mporters, 33 Warren at, VY YORK TATTERSALLS’ STABLES, CouNER oF He avenne aud ‘Tuirty-uinth street oa “x, The best atten:ion given (0 Boarding and ire Horses, W:gons and Coaches to let for tue road, OF pa Uon salca every Taca'ny of Horses, Wagons, Hare Bote; de Gut door alos promt tly attended (>. Wi. M. LAN al Beott, Merrill, Gar Gs 4 Spartan, Birgell, Salvi Ors ark, an’ Ale rotate Auctioncer and Proprietor. Path dtnipidas Seaman ai M ARBLE_ MANTELS. TELS SOLD AT ASTON. Dunnell, Rangor do; \ ishing'y iow prices at KLABER'S Marble Yards, 109 IAGES, HARNESS: 0} Cal sieht to have i fe inclaced in our next regular Jil pwase hand in particulars as Soom ‘iio, 186 and IBY Iso sii 8b Aad WT aout. ©, W. DAVENPORT. EDWARD SINTZENTOL, Auctioneer. enue, aad Of First ave. is put up in any part of Kast Bighteentiv strect, near nue, mir Third strect, N. X. oountry. Mine. BASSTE | WISHES 70. MAKE SOME EN. for do; 3th, rk. and Carolinn, Jarvis NYork, Cid, vagementa fur the summer in New York or in the «n- « Aired ist, Bite vethport; taane Merritt, do; Georg wage : 3 on pBeinting. “Pastel and Drwwin CAN BE Ls J, May 50—Arr sehr 8 & B Stebbins, Thompson, Seana uate tried ONSOM alaort. Belew, wtamcbor in the oad ship Oncts 2 gs Se i me NYorss. Glen lanes Ce HEUMATISM.—TNE GREAT ELECTRICAL INTER. TALLION FOR SALE—AT TATTERSALL’S, CORNER LL. y nai Remedy will cure the mort obstinate case under ‘Sixth avenue and Thirty-ninth street, on Tuesday, June Yo. nnd ry ent Biiapron ae, Hama Five thousand eres the las: tweive months, Address | 37.011 A. M., 16 hands high, 6 years old, sound and kind, PorsMouri, hy fs 20—Arr sch Minnie Cobb, A, trom No. deivos su ir double an: 2 goo saddle Horas, Yor | 28b Fe Reeves, Reeves, Philadelphia, > hone bito\ EscE, May W—Arry stegmer Westehcstor, §, AVE YOUR CARPETS. Sreexnry TWO SEATED WAGON FOR. SALE—I? NYork; © h Mi Jane, Mort, Po o was made by Dusenbury and has shifting seat, shifte Brews: arg. NY 5 sia sloop fad bbl len, Ls pt Ry tS] Be nf carpet earth fake. | top, pole and states “Avy avis Wer ‘Thirteenth th street. ad oy 20—seh Louisa, Cottrell, Ca ai N be l ? mT a oa ar Rolee, ct Bhi Poi sing “hones haihe day. S44 and MO West Twenty-fourth streot, TO BE SOLD, CHEAP, OF EXCHANGED—THRER , oPk. re Ri . = iendi| horses irom the countr, a Philade Vimmnhcntinas.. (PUAT GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDIC ATED SOAP DR. | ott, {if foreare trucks, doctors, buschors OF ‘ay bs Dinthewse Arr ‘ah, ark Zotot, Ota Cayenne, serven all the popularity dh receives: hie proved from the | Warranted sound and kind, Inquire at 203 Grand street, 3 T, May 21—sld brig Virginia, Card, Fortress tit has been before the people these twenty-three | New York. during which time ivpae steadily been inoreasin Ww 60 a 30—F11 wl wi a ker, reent; it must a! be borne in mind that i CEM RS) R GEO. ™. eee ae PO teenuporyed sloop Margire Welle; Baker; | Te reed we beats the’ anost views apo jijom, counterfelt NE CELEBRATED HORSE R an farm, near Kings spevarcngtar ome sad eel geen eae | See a aL Fi MUSICAL. wine oup ma atnot be contounted with edna a totietesaps, | "Ae" ‘or ares ‘Washington Drove Yard. LARGE MUSIC BOX, NEARLY NEW, PLAYING 6 | properticst i oy res Breaches the kes more rauebie | a ‘select pieces, from Paillard, in Swiss, and which cost 840, will be rold for $a. west side, third ti Properticn; Tiki, Be SOLD Tits DAY. AT THE METROPOLE LD THIS DAY, AT THE METROPOLE Titdon mest beautiful waive, n Stables, corner of Prince, Crosby streets, the alt rheum, totter, cates, anne ae err etiey Ss ting at fu at ‘ong tall brown Satdle Hore hag gn rer ‘also an ext a alg ber 1 Laurens street, skin deformity. feavaliy iy iy famed is GC is Gi Inquiré at No. jor; r # Subtile for wy Jow fi ipa tI “ SOLDIER | 18 MY BEAU." BY MATION: “Warr. Any part artis tal alex Hair Dye, el aie fo a pee port port of this: sia, ar are, Ar, ONE, store ar. ei wy a] = Agee, Alario.) by Sullivan. | Threg Ba wean Hale tortie are, foun da Br. a0) peas ind i ross. They will be sacrificed, as the owner conta, Published at si a Muse Sores a Laima asbingion airvet, Beaton; ‘cargo a i a raven ihe ty hoerterenienter — Bpringieldy Catone, os es Rath, ~ COPAMINERSHIP NOTICES. A MAGNIFICENT | SEY SEVEN OCTAVE hanya dpa janoforte for irom plat, ined with a Be Uns, FAYETTE'S MAGIC LINIMENT FOR RUBU- bass, full tron PARTNER WANTED witht Pas modera Itnprovementa, been In. ” SS caatmees Promay a0 passbanien tate eee Es tore, in & good I YY man enti, Tor 8200, including Bool and Cover. "Also Foe poor wt rrboitle, “Plenty of certiscates to be seen. | ityorararrangement. wil be made. "Addrcas 8. 8, Dox 1b Parlor Parniture at a sacrifice, Inquire at 70 West Twenty- Herald sixth street, near Sixth avenue, BARGAIN FOR CASH.—$100 FOR A HANDSOME 7 ‘ ©: bave rosewood Pianoforie; has all modern im) me been ed and regwinted ; Pog Pee batt 7 octave Pianofo: fe McDONALD & 00,, 388 Bowery. R SALEAAT HAL 118 aa VALUE FOR caah, ootave ae Piano; has Sree lange toe care and iogn cliy tute nnd f North Sixth stteet, Williamsburg. BALE—NUNNS & Le sprang ‘ANTED—EVERY OW! cng W DR. WALTER eS og PRE treet, three biocks ‘reel of Broadway. “d __ STEAMBOAT POR BRI pRIDGEPORT.- THE STEAMER East river, dt ). Freight taken. New Ls London, ats 10. We tet leaves Jay aro Die 5 mt {rithout except except ings. Returni sty ae fin at 30 mg oe] TCU a ceomeee | 9900.—" BUSINESS ‘MAN WITH 00 "ke or aincn to London for the $400 above. sane eo aged. orid’ expenses a at room| BP kausna tt ‘Horel, Me, Cortiandsatroet from ullat, Me WANTED, A PARTN! IN A Cast DIa- = | $000. yi and soa bob ea Pavone weil reer inoordule iqnors, to Macgowan, 835 Broadway, TO Shon —rH UM AND THE SERVICE OF natin rival ness experience to pene ‘eatabl ~ ‘but mses Cnanutartdriag preferred) Petar aa Bualnede nt appointing en nieivtenen $1,000 CASH AND ACTIVE PARTNER PARTNER WANTED— kk o Tabi Pons Saeed eo corners, warranted. py OFORTE FOR Take, in perfect orders baa, on f mae Bevssia tor erly iat at he aie ind ave! O-aay po Sg Png LA wh Mg RE IN a fe street, near ee: Ee mould tea i. ,, A see MOP dae? MONTES my, do erie ca er ee cna TEM, The Toioes Ee Nera THE SBRVIORS OF N ACTIV fers same ‘and a eat; © Pr. Ma Ke: A ry . anos are full warrubies, § ett ia rip from pra wilt to ernitted on Saturdays, $2. 00- fee. in meat sake pitet nas iige fro bao at Sa,sho sity. Ft ose them, a4 REST tox fj 1 jew Melo- LLIARDS. fod nn Ne HEL aMO WH, Tar Naan sheet ‘xteomely i praete Ee Bar On op. in BILLEARD Pann NER WANTED, IN A SHIRT AN cond band Pianos ‘and M lets at $2 and upwarin ‘ort ROHASERS OF BILLEARD TABLES fant ‘ 4 . Rent i | if ch . Lay cj N ti inst Mapeetion, A ti) under the 000.5% Cm * dah ty PO ‘cc Pecetved for the same. Pa heat ‘Mavic at ro conte eaessity of, illegally and Alsbon Our “Trade | Way, witha cash cupltal Of fromm ah cnatoiers, aud ha page. HO! pRaACE , Agent, 481 Broadway, | Marks,’ endeavoring to sell Hoterior BUilinrd: tables on the walt fvteon His isan pportunlty that poe Feputation achieved by our Improved Lables nat eombina been Jerlackanand, Radics (real ame EO tion cushions, Our are eh. Drie: to other geitomn a ‘atorn, Meter renee exchanged. ret manufacturers in ii cy EE! wont NDE ‘urnishing Goods, rn nnn Croahy street, Hr, 3. |p Sennen ee eee -GNEED « RURNTAWS FORNITURR EXPRESS 4 AND pack. | ———-——_-—-—— ase ARTNER WITH THIS ate + ing Establishment, I1l West Eryn sirert, TACK: HELAN'S PATENT BILLIARD TABLES AND CoM. $5. 00." sre too Tight joanufectaring b nga ifth ani Sixth avenuos.—Household Furniture boxed and bination Cashions—the bert and only reliable ones tn. patent;canin a few years a auip ad tonil parts of the world. Covered vos for re | use, Pa “TPES ‘and for sale only b; tuee; reana ee on conve Business man, to ‘take the entire farultdre to and from the ota. Furniture stored, ‘COLLENDER, 63 10 60 Crosby street. management, Address Patent, D