The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1862, Page 2

2 = dies FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tuvaspay, June 6—6 P. M, There is nothing new in the money market. Money ia worth from 3 to 5 per cent per annum on call, the general rate in the street being 4. Exchange is moderately active. Bankers ask 114%; at 114% there isa lively demand. Francs @re worth 4.95 2 9244. Gold advanced to-day to 104 bid. The stock market continues active and buoyant. There are no signs as yet of any decline in the Public inquiry for dividend paying stocks; on the contrary, asthe government pays its debts, and money becomes more abundant, the demand for reliable securities which pay a good income be- comes more active. Speculative non-dividend paying shares are likewise wanted, mainly on the principle that if the better class of securities ad- vance these must advance with them. Govern- ment sixes rose 4 to-day. The official report “from the Secretary of the Treasury, stating the Public debt on the 29th of May at $491,445,984, at an average rate of interest of four and thirty-five one-hundredths, has had the effect of stimu- lating the demand for public stocks. New York Central rose to 92, and was active at the advance. Speculators predict that New York Central will sell at par this summer, Erie was not so strong in “he morning, but rallied afterward, and the pre- ferred closed at an advance of about 34 over yes- ‘terday’s closing price. Pacific Mail rose to 117, at “which price there were sales, and closed 116% bid—an advance of %. State, stocks were active ; Missouris rose 34 per cent, and were in demand at the advance. Reading advanced 13%, Michigan Central 134, Southern old %, guaranteed 134, Pa- nama 1, Illinois Central 134, Galena 15%, Rock Is- land %. At the second board there was a ,p@ale of Illinois war loan at par. The market closed firm, the following being the last quota- * tions:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 103 @ 103%; do. 6’s, coupon, 1881, 106%; a 10624; do. 5’, 1874, 96 a 96%; 7 3-10 Treasury notes, 106a 106}; Tennessee 6's, 594% 2360; Virginia 6's, 57 a 59; Missouri 6’s, 534% a 534; Pacific Mail, 116% a 117; New York Central, 91% a 92; Erie, 3874.8 39; do. preferred, 66 a 6634; Hudson River, 46% a 47; Harlem, 145% a 1434; Reading, 60% a 51; Michigan Central, 64% a 65; Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 2744 a 27%; do. guaranteed, 581¢ a 5834; Panama, 132 a 133: Illinois Central, 64 a 6434; Galena and Chicago, 71% a 71%; Cleveland and Toledo, 45% a 46; Chicago and Rock Island, 64°%4 a 65; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 75% a 764; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 28 a 29; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 95 a 96; American gold, 104 a 10434. After the second board the market was very strong, and there was a general inquiry for the speculative shares at a further advance of % a 4 per cent. A correspondent, referring to the statement of dividend paying concerns in this morning’s Hr- BALD, inquires how long the Pacific Mail Company has paid’20 per cent. The following is a list of the dividends paid by that company during the The average dividend for these six years w was over 21 per cent per annum. The only occasions on which the annual dividend was less than 20 per cent per annum were in 1859, when only 10 per cent was paid, the company being at war with Commodore Vanderbilt, who is now the largest , Stockholder in the concern, and in 1861, when one ' Gividend of 5 per cent was passed in order to re- qr. the overissue and increase the cash sur- The Sub-Treasurer received $500,000 in legal tender notes from Washington this morning. Mr. Chase is shortly expected to ask Congress for leave to issue $25,000,000 of small notes. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to- day:— Receipts .... 5 81 —For customs. d et boo 00 , Faymenta. + _ 388,615 68 + 14,666,928 60 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $25,021,983 30, and the balances $1,350,654 04. The statements of the banks of the three princi- pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the previous ones and the corresponding time of 1861 as follows:— Loans, Specie. CtrenPn. X. York, May 31 814267144 A Be 3107 2 8,595,149 Pais June 2. Shun) SAG 9.653.482 S503 ‘i741 IR2In 300 $235,095 851 176,549,585 45) x Et 998 44,360,467 18.282 487 4 340, omer ie Last year. ‘“At auction a Presto 775 following sales of stocks were made by A. H. Nicolay:— $2,500 Logan Co. Mining and Man. Co. 6’ 10 shares Phenix Fire Co... Annexed are the current hates re! London, England, for paper of various dates:— ‘Thirty to sixty days.. Three months. me and int. The papers per Persia report that on the Stock Exchange there is little alteration in the value of money, the charge for loans on government secu- rities being only about 134, a 2 per cent. Annexed are the rates of disceunt in the princi- pal cities of the continent of Eur: a Rate. Op. Marked. Percent, Percent. + 3% 3 26 5 4 3 oe a —_ [ha + 6% ts The annual meeting of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was held at Cincinnati on Monday. The ‘business of the year ending April 30, 1862, was as The passenger business shows a falling off of $157,497 03, and the freight business an increase of $89,412 86, as compared with the previous year. Stock Exchange. ‘Trvrepar, June 5, 100 ahs NYC RR. bio 1600 d0........+ 57000 Trea 73-10 pen 106 64000 IMinote war in. 903 14000 Tenn 6’s,'90... 60 6000 5000 do. 5000 do. 75000 = do. 5000 do. 30000 do. 6000M6's\to) Py do, "to ru Gi at 3% 4 4 Cer 300 do. Sovvtertiteatimex ia 104% 60 do So00Chic & NW1st m 200 do, 5000 Tol&Wabistm 92 996 do.. , 1000 Mil &P duChim 97 160 Mich Be 4 2000 Gal &Obic Istm 1021 360 dO... 5... uy 10000Clev & Tolefbs 965¢ 200MichS&NIgstk 6734 So0Cley APItis4m 65° 150 do, 1000 Det MA&Yollm 88 — 33 Panama 10800 Pitt tWAChi mm 97 —-: 200 Ill Con RReop.b60 3000 American gold. 98% 80 do, 34 sha Mk of Com?.. 108 60 r G0 Park Bapleysy ++, 100K $00 do, 129 98 Packt Mail $300 116% 100 Chev & Pittadg RR 0 cal a isc i mu 0, 933 ‘a. Yr cert 10055 iow Tree: 10 a oom Pal 5000 Tol & Wa ist m rt 5000 Terre H&Alstm 4o0 Harlem Kit,.b00 144 5000 Tel Wa 2d m ‘e* 100 Haciem RR prfd 363 5000 do.......b30 34 Soe ca RR,. ae 64 20 shs BankRepublic J 100 Pacifie Mail 85 Co 116% 25 do. lt (32 250 I Cent Pe) scrip. 100 ‘b80 64 % 250 Clev & Toledo RR 46 013% 200Chi & Bk Isla RR. 88% 100 Chi,Bur&Q CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Taurspay, June 5—6 P. M. AsuEs.—A sale of 50 bbls. pots was made at $5 15. Pearls were quiet at $6. Buxapsturrs.—Flour—The market was irregular and quotations were rather lower. The receipts were libe- ral, while une demand for export was limited. The Per- sia’s news also had an unfavorable influence. The sales embraced about 12,000 bbis., closing within the follow- ing range of prices:— 415 8 430 Superfine W Canad Good to cl Rye flour.. Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy: —Canadian flour was heavy and in fi 4 while the sales embraced about 1,000 bbls., closing within the rangeof the above quotatious. Southern flour par- took of the general slaggishness, while the sales braced about 700 bbis., closing within the above of prices. Rye flour was in moderate demand and steady atour prices, with sales of 125 bbis. Corn meal was steady and in fair request, with sales of 700 bbis. at our qnotations. Wheat was heavy and fell off for most grades about one cent per bushel. The market was brisk it the concession, with sales of about 120,000 bushels at $102 a $103 for amber lowa, 82c.a99c. for Chicago spring, 84c. a $1 for Racine spring, 82c. a 96c. for Canada club. 86c. a $1 for Milwaukee club, $1 20a $1 14 for red Western, $1 15 a $118 for amber do., $1 22 a $1 26 for white do. and red State (spring) at$1 10. Cora was in good demand for export and prices tirm, with saies of 130,000 bushels, at 48c. for new mixed and at 49c. a 50c. for old do. in store and delivered. Rye was firmer apd im good request, with sales of 10,000 bushels at 68c. Bar- ley was quiet and prices nominal. Barley malt was tirm and in moderate demand, with sales of 2,000 bushels at $1. Oats were heavy and the demand leas active: sales of Canadian and Western were made at 43c. a 45}4c., aud te at 45e. a 46c., chieily at the inside figure, o7KK.—The market for Rio was quiet, and prices omimal: 600 bags of Laguayra were sold for ex- port at p. t. vu rus.—the market opened firm and at full prices, but sales were less active, and later inthe day rates wore irregular and less buoyant, while prices were with- but chauge of moment. The sales embraced 800 a 900 bales on the basis of 31c. a 311c. for middling uplands. Fakiours were irregular, while enayements were made to a fair extent. To Liverpool 50,000 a 60,000 bushels of corn were engaged at 8d. a $%d. in bulk’ and in ships’ bags; 600 Packages of lard at 25s.; 7,000 bushels wheat at5Xd., in ships’ bags. Hoavy goods were at 258., and 100 bbis. of oil were engaged at 30s. To London 25,000 bushels ¢f whoat were engaged in ships’ bags at 9x4. a 10d., with some lots reported at 1034d., closing, how- r acre the inside Pes. To Glasgow "700 tiorces of 32s. 6d. Rates to Havre were Baaccome Sessssea needy: st beter bees. Hay was less active, while sales of North river were making a8 60c. a 65c. for shipment and at 70c. a 75c. for city use. 1103,—The demand was steady, chieflyfrom brewers. Prime qualities were in good request aud at fall prices. Sales were making of last year’s growth at 18c. a 18c., and old of 1860 at 7c. a 10c. Tron was dull, and, in the absence of sales of moment, prices were neminal. Linz was steady, with sales of Rockland, including common at 60c. and of lump at 90c. Motasses,—The sales embraced 50 bhds, Porto Ric» at 32c. for refining and 67 hhds, Guba muscovado at p. t. Navat. Sroes presented no change of moment. The searcity of supplies restricted sales, while prices of most descriptions were firm but nominal. PRovistons.—Pork—The gor was beget for prime, while mess was Teneo sales embraced about 900 bbis., includ! theformerst S#035, aoe the as, ter at gu }, and cl Lehane 50 a Ls 2 Beef was dull and heavy. Thessles embraced about "200 bbis., at $12 #$13 25 for plain mess and $13 76 a $14 50 for extra do. Prime mess beef and beef hams were dull and nominal. Bacon was nominal and quiet. Cat meats were in fair request, with sales of 400 pack- ages at 3%c. a4%c. for hams. Lard was firmer for choice quality and tolerably active, with sales of 800 packages at 73¢c. a 8i¢c. for common to choice. Butter was io good supply and rather lower ; good to prime State ling at 16c. @ 18c.; Ohio was at 1ée. a l6c. Cheese was easier and plenty, wish sales at Tc. a 73c. —— new State; Ohio was nominal at 6c. a 7c. Ruce.—Sales of 400 bags rice were made at ane. a5%. GaRs were steady, with sales of about 1,500 4 Cuba muscovado, chiefly within the range of 6) 1Ke. Perto Rico, good to Prime qualities, ranged Bc. a Sige. TALLow was quiet and steady, with sales of Western at 8%c. We quote prime shipping qualities at 8c. a 8%c., and city do. at 8%c. Wnuxxr.—The market was rather firmer, oe . 300 bpis. at 246. a 24}¢c. for State, and at 26c. for jeatern. Canal Tells. AuBany, Jane 5, 1862. ‘The canal tolls, from the opening to June 1, 1862, amount to $743 $11, against $522,803 for the same time last year. Death of Rev. Mr. Goodrich. Harrrorp, June 6, 1862. Rev. Charles A. Goodrieh died at his residence im this city last evening. DRAWN BY. i Ban! OUTH . ONS order orn anacasteieeen Casket this mornii liam or Wall street. 1, mopped A reward w: wo. <n en finder by esr! tat N. Hea” riquet’s. 700 Bi Fusatay, Sloat. gotng from Rahway to Newarn ia ‘ws yy wa wark i ihe New Jersey 1 Raliroad d train leaving Rahway atZ o'clock; No, of the waich 42.8%, made in Geneva. The finder will be sullably rewarded on returning the same to 66 Dey street, w York. OST—ON THURSDAY, JUNE 5, FROM AN EXPRESS wagon, abageontaining unmade red flannel Shirts, in going from Chambers street up Broadway and Grand street, Yorough Suifolk and Houston, where it was mised. The finde? will receive $5 reward on returning tt Buse street. Me. PRIC L2stn gu or $0 JUNE 5, A POCKETBOOK {aining, $80 or $60\_Any one returning it to a0 Mtuibor. ry street wil rewarded, REWARD—LOST. IN THE VICINITY OMHOUS- twa and Greenwich streets, on Tuesday evenin, Sellow Setter Dog; auswers to the name of Dash. he finder will receive the above reward on returning him to 206 Washington street. REWARD. aaee, Sz Eh | — THE EIGHTH road. k, containing $i Avenue Rail; in bills and ii hanes “the finger Fill receive the above reward, an: nil eo owner, wing thi atthe Heoeiver's desks at the Raliroad ofice, corer of ich venue and Forty-nith street REWARD-WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE AR Feft aad conviction of the person oF persons who caused the handbilis to be posted on the Bloomingdale road ee for. sig Weak of injuring the cha racter and busing Jenkins, the prietor of rand Any formas yesinth treet and od Biooaing road. eeu re willbe thankf oT rem GEORGE W. Sarai. \{itLinery—a 1 WITH FROM { in furnishing and goods, paver ul liner to join her, whh a erount in ing a millinery ¥n connection with eee We auton B B, appointing an lamrver. HOTOGRAPH ALBUMS—at GREATLY RRDUCED choose on from. Also Pa: orlemonuien, Pipedand » thousand other eles fn the Fancy Goods iginal JACOBS’, way 17 BROADWAY —CARTES DE VISITRS—8 FOR — dollar, taken with Voightlandter's quick-acting Jen: AILEY a BODINE, Photographers. _ BILLIARDS, ILLIARDS.—NOTICE. —w, 1. GRIFFITH'S IM- > proved patent combination Cushioned Billiard Tab frhies are now, profeered to all cers. for, sorreetnens of Angles and durability, can only be bought at his facto Pulton street, W. H. ‘ouirrrti ~ SEGARS AND TOBACCO, “ACENOWLEDORD — A SULTANA 18 THR Most popular, a# well_as the moat sively Gavored eorschaum Bmoting Tovacre in the old by ail segar dealers, B. F. RAYMOND, Lif M 4 A facturer’s sole agent for the United Slates, NEW YORK HERALD, _THE ‘TURF. FS HIN Ry rw LL —Tuis DAY, FRE FRIDAY, Y, JUNE te wo miles and repeat, in harness. “rooks mie gr. ty, Battolk, D, Pifer names b, m. Kitty Wink. 2 boat leaving James stip at 1 o'dock P. M. connects with the railroad ars at Hunter's Po! JOSEPH oRot! HERON, Manager, JASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the members of the above associat will be held at the Hone aoe & HOP acy P.M. JASHION PLEASURE. GROUND ‘ASSOCLATION.— Match for $00, June 7, 102. D. ‘Tallman names bay Woodratf ams b. g Hiram Temple; mile Good day and good J. CROCHIWON, ' ‘Manager. mare Minnie; H. ad best three in tive in Er rack. HORSES, ¢ CARRIAGES, &C. PAIR OF COACH HORSBS FOR SALB—IN FINE condition, beautiful travellers, kind and gentie in Qvery respect; also, two single Horses. All will be sold Tow, oF will be let for the summer season to responsible pal Ues. Apply at 60 West Thirtieth street, WRAUTIFUL SMALL BLACK SHETLAND PONY Ae for le:_Very kind end feats, pestestiy sound, and JOHN BATES. VERY FINE LARGE BRIGHT BAY HORSE FOR fale cheap—I6 hands high, six years old; is perfec ound and sold for want of use; a fine coupe horse and under the saddie, Inquire at 7 West Thirty-second, street, before 104. M. or trom1to3P.M. Alsoa French Pheton, ROTG ER: FOR ALR A HANDSOME BAROUCHE, Laurence, cost $300; im exoaliont ord il Muilgrew’s live Twellth street, near ay a Mer ged | eae sen a= 2s & STEVENS, 72, 7, 76 Walk Waiker street, ~~“frat door east of Broadway, Manufacturers of first class Carriages and light Wagons. JARRIAGES—ONE, BEAUTIFUL LIGHT COUPE awa: 6 seat Rockaways, of diferent styles, isp uate Wane no-op Buggien an 2 tien rota 8 i 1 hight second eG pe Rockaway. Light second hand Phutin, top on back seat. thers nw ith ful epria light Box and Jagger, w! ‘ull sp! The Bor Wasa anf Sadger, ua MACALPINE & BDBY, 4 Cedar plang opposite the Post office, (COABBIAGES—AT VERY, LOW PRICES, SUCH AS four and six seat ‘Rockaways, various patterns; Doc- tors’ Phwtons, ies, road Waggons, &c., of excel Jent make and fiaish, ae new and second hand, at the new salesroom of EZRA LUDLOW, Jr., 96 Liberty ‘street, west of Broadway. 'OR SALE—A BAY HORSE THOROUGHLY BROKEN ip safe lore FOR SALETA VERY (FINE BAY MABE, SEVEN jears old, ali sound and kind, fifteen hands three inebes nice {ravelter, and iit ror any kind of work or dri- \d as the owner has no use for her. Apply 0 W) Suen OUD, pruce Riroob, Ne New orks or to GebROW W. MUMBY, 89 Fulton aitecl, lyn. ying; must F°%, SALE—A DARK BROWN SADDLE MARE, OF Cloud stock, 154g hands high, kind and seund, ‘at Pelion’s stabies, No.5 Eas: Twenty-first atrcet, (OR SALE—OR TRADE FOR GROCERIES &C., A valuable fount, road or Samutly ‘Horse, 15% hands hizh, together with lisht Wagon-and Harn: ss, all warranted. Ap Ply at 75 Tillary street, B:ooklyn, immediately. OR SALE-PRICE $400—A REMARKABLY HAND- Biack Hawk Geiding, 15} hauds high; can trot in double or single. A child could ride or drive in every respect, and full trial will be given. He is sold for want of uae, Ask for Peter, at Underhill’s stables, Lafayette place. OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUG PONY BUILT MARE, with foal; price $75; warrassied sound und Kind. Also. tWo-valuabie tamily Horses, 6 years old, 16 hands. Also su- | perior Work Horses Apply at 43 Crystie atrect, near Fos, SALE—A HANDSOME PAIR OF BLACK MATCH- od Horses, young, sound and kind. The ‘cheapest pair inthechy. To be scen Isior stabies, 55 Thirtieth street, B SALE-THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN avout leaving town, a bay Morse, 153% bands high; war- ranted sound, iu and ‘gentle; bas ? war ranted to trot io 240.. Ci jan be seen at Brown's ‘stables, corner ot Boreum aud ‘State a atreets, Brooklyn. POR SALE 200 LIGHT CARRIAGES, FAMILY ROOK aways, top and a Buggies, grovers’ and business Wagons, depot. and hotel Wagons; 100 sets of Harness; 50 Horses, trom 150 each, at 10 Nevins street and 184 Fulton avenue, OK SALE—OR mde, FOR OTHER PROPERTY, A gentleman's Horse, Light Wagon and Haruess, city ¢, ali warranted, Sold for the want of use. Apply at 7 Sevond avenue. OR SALE—A BRIGHT BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS high:extraordinary line style; warranted sound, kind and vale gentle, Can bé seen at 204 West Thirty-sixth street. Bold only tor wena une. ‘OR SALE—A STYLISH BLACK HORSE, 153g HANDS ‘High, sound and kind. Also a light,’ three-quarter Seat Dusenbury Wagon and a oa hand Harness. Will be sold cheap, “Apply at 95 ‘Thirty-second street. OR SALE—A BROWN, SADDLE HORSE, GOOD IN all harnes:, round und kind, ears old, 15% hands high Fries $233. dn ire at Kelly's siable, 18'Weat ‘Thir- teenth street, of sor wilitaan OR SALE—A NEW CENTRAL PARK PHAETON OR ‘Tax Cart; also new and second hand top wagons, 62 West Twenty-fifeh OR SALEAN EXPRESS WAGON NEARLY NEW; a Rockaway Carriage, for one of two horses, with & Double Sct of Harucas. Apply at No. 63 Tht rd a atreet. B. STEAD. OR SALE CHEAP—NEW AND SECOND HAND Coaches, ya, two seat Wagons, with and with- Qut tops; top and mo top’ Wagons, Jager, and one Business Wagon. Apply at 27 Wooster street, near Grand. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1862. FHR: REBELLION, ‘ATENTION 70 BE MUSTERED IN IMMEDI- enent, who can bring 40 men fora new dering’ y Artillery regiment new in the forts at iagion. ‘Address G. 8., Herald ollice. FIRST LIEUTENANCY CAN BE HAD IN A COM- Of the Tweilks regiment, that is accepted for three Months, The company is all full and musiered in, By plying immediately it can be secured very reasonable. Ad- dress First Lieutenant, corner of Fourth and Thompson streets, or 241 Bleecker street. One et D, NINETY-NINTH REGIMENT NEW York Volunieers.—The members of the above Compan: will meet together at the Jersey Vity ferry, toot of Sortlands aireet, 95 sla lock. 3-1 a5 Bal Saturday, the 7th inst., vo re- turn to Fortress Monroe. “By order ' MoINTIRE, Gaptain Company D, 99th Regiment N. Y. : SPECIAL NOTICES. es FOREIGN uPoRTING HOUSB AND WHOGESALE A’ dealer in Brandies, Wines, &c. wided with and = AL ammerted stock of Gost pcos, rst clase huie's, restaurants, barrooms, ‘<., on the following terms:—Every article 1s to be held on jo: sount by the party making the application, and the proc sale are to ve divided weekly, semi-weekly or at any ober pene as per mutual agreement. Security will be required for the amount of goods to Le delivered, to be held as colla- teral, for the (aithful performance of the agreement. Ap- Plicaiions, with real name, reference, and stating the ave; ores Of trade, are'to be made to Importers, bo: fe ve. \AUTION.—T! ‘af PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUSIONED ‘against ni the following California State Bend: Beloasin te ich were jem. from the Overland No. 516; $1,000, No. 525, dated ted March 1, 1858, 'D, HAMBURGER. _ FINANCIAL. Pee nus rd baa PaY AND CLAIM O! unty, Peusions and recruiting Kx- penses, FOUN a ieve ‘AY, Army aud Navy Banker, 39 Nassau agage street, N. ‘0 pposite Post oilies. vausr BELMONT & CO., BANKERS, NO. 60 WALL issue letters of credit to travellers, available in all ‘sof the world through Messrs. Hothschiid, of Faris, Lowe n, Frankfort, Vienna, Naples, and tueir correspondents, MERICAN GOLD HEE, Waren Git A avtEy ay ile iias' way, cor rray To Wall, corusr of Pearl street Ante GOLD AND as B By Ree Bry hoy iny UNITED fr huest preulum by ¥, P JAMES & CO.. 4 Walldiroet, jOMPANY I, TWELFTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. M.—THE members of Luis command are directed to assemble at the Mercer bong this sg > tae at 7 o'clock, Punc- tual attendance uires order . ¥ " J. ACORN, Captain. FoFvons ‘Two vusdred superior Knapaacks, Be Gerieidge, Boxes, “aaa nitired roe Batis al ‘all wow and of the best enam- _Apply to BOWIE DASH, Esq., 112 Pearl street. GExERA: HEADQUARTERS, ‘Stara OF NRW GENERAL ORDERS—NO. 35. Apsvrant Guxxual’s Orvice, ALBANY, June 3, 1 In) Laing of eee of an act cutitied “An act the Hear ae of the Beponal. Sonn it of ally epeous duty. fritt forthwi made. to use all such 1 np Reunwith t to the 4 ita Saaloer enroiling oficers, 0 Gonnmanuants of f regiments will ts jutant General the receipt of the em Aamesaud Fost oljce address. of the enroll whose hunde they have been placed. By ‘order of the Cota: bap re THOS. HILLHOUSE, Adjutant General. b Sgr GOLD EMBROIDERY MANUFACTOBY for army and Nery —ijold, Shoulder St: double and Sree Fons; Bugles, Wreaths, Koha xc., sold for the low- a the whole city by L, DE WELDEN, 28 and 30 Division jon street, 8 cond tloor. Rare WANTED FOR THR D, Now forming under the new call of the government, to be rithin sixty days. Batterson, who has been in the service of the ernment, has received orders to recruit Company A of Guard, and is now Tecolve Recruits, it i invended that this Company shail be one of the est in the service, Pay from $13 to $23 per month. Each man as soon as mustered will be sent to Camp Wash- ingion, Siaten Lalund, and provided with abundant rations and good uniforms, Bounty at the Expiration of Enlistment. Au pirtee wishing to act in the capacity of non-commis- sioned officers must apply immediately to secure position. Headquarters 480 Broadway, New York. . BATTERSON, Capt. Jos. Smzznan, Orderly Se rani, pabproved May 8, LARNED, Superintendent radlith infantry, Musteriag olicer, URUITS WANTED—FOR THE FIFTH REGIMENT New York Volunteer Artillery, Col. Samuel Graham, now stationed at Fort Marshall, re, Md. This regi- ment otfers many inducements that cannot te had jn any other for these who desire to serve their country in this its No long, tiresome marches, nor éxposure in daup, eal warin and comfortavle barracks, in a ealtky locafity, provided for cach mau. Av only a few more reoruits are wanted to fill this regiment to its maximum num. Der those who desire to join it must apply immediatbly to Lieut. T. C. BROWER, Co. F, or Lie! spienais BOYLE, Co, ‘at ihe corner of Bowery and Grand ‘Ail absentees are requested to report at sa this oflloe, or they will be returned as deserters. ‘ANTED—TWO SERGEANTS AND TWO CORPO- Fals, which will be given to those who will Bring a {ew good men for a Heavy Artillery regiment, which has been the field over five months. now garrisoning forts at Wash- ngton, Address X., box 170 Heraid office. EMBERS OF ARCTURUS LODGE NO. 214, F. AND ‘are hereby notitied to attend a regular commu- nication, on Friday evening, June 6, us their rooms, No, Union square, a8 o'clonc. | Work, sce DAVID W. WILSON, OTICE.—I_ HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. J. N' Howell, No. 19, Houston street and 31 Beekuan street, city of New York, sole agent for my Pale Ale. All orders sent to his address will be promptly Sttanded to. The public are cautioned against certain ing persons, who have sureptitiously ¢ obtained my snd “are filing them with of inferior qi and vending the same as my mauu- facture. I wiil none genvdae unless purc W. J, Howell, (Riper tp “April Te 138 ome. Cc, RUDMAN, FFICE OF THE BIA FIRE vn io “Ona aE ae OF wey YORK, y Cay PFO LEM ee June 3, 1883. At the reat this Company, cm tna the 3d a the sion fe or i ‘were ch oe yd JACO! 5 THEOPHILUS tego BRUSSEL SIOBIN G. B, SA’ M. L. MAR: HOB. C. CHARUAYOYNE, Bue Foul, NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, Me Bare pt UNYO) a: way CEWALGHE, bak grin Me 1 ae * EDWARD Our, DW, JOHN J. McLAREN, J JAM stHOMPSON, OBERT H. BERDE OMPSON, eae HAS. H. CI wiPuaNtrs Aut oy ine Be ee sy rpalected President or tue Com LIVINGSTON SATTERLEE, Seeretary. ([HE MEMBERS OF PUTNAM LODGE, NO. and A. M., and the fratermity in gen>ral, to meet af their rooms, Odd Feliows? corner of and Centre atreets, at ball-past 12 P. M., to attend the ral of our late brotl . A. R. PHILLIPS, Master. F._Somtuina, Secretary. Wasuixatox LODGE. NO. 21, F. AND A. M.—THE members of the above Lodge are omoned to attend the funeral of our late brother, Thomas yy wt 12 o’ciook, from the lodge rou, No, 8 Union vaiuare. The “True ternity’ generally are invited to » ationd, By aa nae e r N. 8. Buiaos, Sceretary. ‘MUSICAL, BARGAIN — APPLY IMMEDIATELY. $100 “FOR a handsome 7 octave rosewood Pianoforte, large. size; has been repolished and rezulated, toned, & stool witit 1h; sold for repairs. “Also, new. octave, nearly half pric McDONALD & CO., 358 Bowery, MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pianotorte tor sale—Carved legs and case, full iron Plate, oversirung bass, lined with satinwood; has all mo- dern wements; mate to order; been in use seven ost $500, for $250; including Stool and Cover. eassormen. of Parlor Furniture at sacrifice, 70 West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue. Bx OF ENGLAND oh bic SOvRERIONS AND So oantly punches Napoleons constantly Pip YOR BROTHERS, 947 Broadwa} Keeonhiy jurray street. 76 Wall arse, corner of Pear |ALIFORNIA STATE COUPONS ee oe July 1, 1862, The highest price paid by as 50M, Jo Brchange piace. ato 13 COUPONS BOUGHT AND COLLECTED CAinuause BELMONT & CO., 50 Wi Wall street. Cuatry GASLIGHT COMPANY'S STO STOCK OF BROOK- Ni lyn, N. ¥., wan JOHN B. MUBRAY, fanaa street, corner of Liberty. Pee BAILBOAD FIRST MORTGAGE Orrics oF THE deerameanviy f Rareness Somrar™ Notice is nave er that this ernpany wil redeem om ary r th the Iat day of July next at the U: pens agreeable to the provi New York city, at the Firat Mortgage Bond: ggatract made between, ‘this Company and he aldees of eal bearing Offers for the sale of said Bonds may bay to the Unit Eee tees besa oilers or bids will be resolved if July aforesaid. et ‘A! Tee eae eUGHT AND SOLD BY TAYLOR BROTHE RS, 4 of Mui 7oWail ii conncr of Peat sttee ‘i aga EW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA- ny. corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh 1a. —The Coupons dae ne 1, will be is office ‘oF atthe ak of the W. BEMENT, Treasurer. is 0: sentation and surrender at Republle. NTARIO BANK, RECEIVER'S NOTICB, m pureuanee of, an orier of the, Bi State "ot Now: York notice ts hereby given to all Bene and corperktoeh Belding or'ekicing any o culating notes af the former Ontario Bank (at peroliieae orof the Ontario Branch Bank (at Utica), that they are Fo quired to present the samme for payment, Sat my ofled, tn $f before the Ist day of July next; and ink Mstault of ao" doing the said notes will not be Dated at 15, 1362. Uioy Ber EDMUND A. WETMORE, Receiver of the Ontario Bank. N BOND AND MORTGAGE-—$20,000 IN HAND. BR- longing to an festate, and some $60,000 or $70,000 ox- ted soon, are-offered twone sum Orscreral on siricuy Rrat clase security. Applications of this character. from principals will be considered if addressed Ex., box 2,689 Post oitiee, | N. B.—Should extraordinary ‘security be ollered, a part might be loaned at 6 per cent. me rg vo (A. PROFESSOR ON THE PIANOFORTE, 18 WANTED to piay by the week. from7 P. M. to 2 olclock A. M. Apply immediately at 143 Eighth street. NSTRUCTION IN VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MU. sic,—A rare chance is offered to beginuers and those wish- ing to learn music. Terms to suit those of limited means, To those commencing to vocalize it is important to start aright, and have the principles made plain andeasy. My method is sure to bring out the voice in pertect fuliness, pur nity and correctness of tone. Every offort will be given for the interest fas Me Be RW ot m: Miss [BWHAL! "iP ast Thirty-Grat atreet, B.D. een ORATORIO AND OPERATIC Tenor All letters, &c., to be forwarded to hig readence, "9 Gatteraiy place. cane’ TO ENGLAND, ELAND, SUOTLAND AND WALES; aes ASTS ‘On leading Banks from £1 upwards, ie TAY! ROTHERS, 247 Broadway, corner of Murray street. 76 Wall street, corner of Pearl. (THE La CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE FIRST AND ‘Second Mortgages, Land Grants and City of Milwaukee Bonds, bought by. P. JAMES, & CO., 45 Wall streot uum otares Oo DeyAnD No ue. ISsUB), TAYLOR Fy 0" ‘247 Broad rh = street, Benes a Bead sive ‘ANTED—A FIRST AND SECOND LIEUTENANT IN ‘a company now for Parties will be fitted to pass their mttiary examinawon. TRENT NerMletien of respects. bility and means need apply at Na. 3 New pena’ street up siairs, opposite Swoeney’s Hovel, from 104, M, to 2P. ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, ron. ARTILLERY REGI ments now in the field, thirt for watch, $100 will be given, portionais ‘amount for smaller nu- resaX. X. Z., box 170 Herald office, ANTED—A spate MILITARY | MAN TO 3 company of Boys in one school; sauisfuciory ar. rangementa eat be sade ‘Address immediately box 4,206 Post office, N. ¥. DRY GOODs, _ ORSETS AND SKIRTS.—MRS. BLGER HAS RE ceived four more eases of her nice fitting dollar Corsets; aiso, a lot of Werley’s Patent re very low. N. B.—kest Steel Skirts for S0c, Frenea Kids, 63c, 86) Broadway, near Nineteenth street. R. TicOMETS, ¥ PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS, AND BOOK MUSLIN. FULL stock. ALL QUALITIES, VERY LOW. 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, two doors below Fourteenth street R ‘iH. MACY. . raEncl EA the chea “¢! invoice of a aA MITs IN THE CITY, 204 and 206 sixth ise Mere doors below Fourteenth st. BW PATRIOTIC MUSIC. our leader now,” air by and R ght,” by Sart He Hefnoma 3 Boys,” by F. Fue! ; “Better Times are Coming.” 0; Stephen C. Foster; ean Yankee Doodle of 61, by is Sele. 25 cents each, or 5 copies for $1. Mailed HORACE WATERS, Agent, 481 Broadway. NEGKOMMS CANTATE “EASTER MORNING." WITH German and English text (Engiish version by Wizhe). Plates, Manuscript, and publishing right for sale cheap (ss). Adare rest Houston street, at P. A. Wundermann's BRAVE McCLELLAN 1s “Freedom, Truth ‘Raily Round your Fiag, ( )IL PAINTINGS WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A piano or meloieon. HORACE WATERS, Agent, 431 Broadway. a PIANO AND SINGING “AN BNGLISH LADY, WHO has suudied under (ue first masters will"tace’ a, few Tore pupils during the summer montis ut very terms. Viauo 95 per quarter. Apply at 83 East Fitteenth sb. IANOFORTE FOR SALE.—A FINE PIANOFORTS, Nunas & Clarx's make, will be disposed of for $75; must be removed imme dia! has French action, sweet and powerful tone, tren frame, round corners; good Cover ‘and Stool, ac. Apply at 12934 Twentie:h street, near Third avenue. P A. WUNDERMANN'S LARGE MUSIC STORE Is « removed to 19 West Houston sireet, a few door rom Broadway. All music on hand or daily received. Dva'ers, tea-hers and om will find it to their ice each 4 advantage in buying thelr music of us, Catalogues lc VARIETY LADIES’, MISSES’ AND GENTS' HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. 204 and 206 Sixth ave., two doors below Fourceenth st. H. MACY. R. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ LEM Aud UNDER LINEN, 204 and 206 Sixth . two doors below Fourteenth st. OR SALE itd pam Std OF FINE DOUBLE HAR- ness, ; heat and of superior material and workinanship: Apply at steeves’ stable, 14 East Nineieenth street. FPR, Satz, 98, EXCHANGE TSIXTEEN YOUNG Hor: just from Canada West, from four to seven eal fourteen to sixteen hands bigh, all sound and ind; also iwo Matched Teams, Inquire in ihe blacasmith's shop, No. 120 Norfolk street, Ho. FOR SALE—WILL BE SOLD AT 12} on Friday, June 6, from 117 Nassau street. particu:ars see auction notice. OF LADY EMMA, WHO HAS just made one of the best races on record), is standing Sc und farm of his owner, Bt Copake, Columbia county, New York, at $25 the season, 'Mares can be sh rect to Co- paiz ly son Bacio cRelieondnor seek tor lavensa ty bast C. H, Miller, Worth House. For full particulars ad: dress Syivester H.'Wileox, Copake, or James D. MeMann, Latayette Hall, New York.” UST BE SOLD, (CREAP, AS THE ROOM 18 WANT. new bstan- ally built ‘Gan beacon at 126 Borry sireet - EW YORK TATPERSALLS' STABLES, CORNER OF Sixth avenve and Thirty-ninti streetBoarding an nd tables. The best aitenuion given te Boarding and Sale O'CLOC: K ‘or further "Wagons and Couches to let for the road or every Tuesday of Horses, Wagons, Har- wptly attended vo, ‘Auctioneer and Proprietor. JASTURE.—GOOD PASTURE, WITH PROPER CARB for horses, may be jackensack, NW. J. street, or VA, “& W. Knapp, ray street, N. Y. ‘ANTED—A Leap PONY, 124 TO jog manne jaat be w color and ‘sou! parteouy tink en and atle’ in harness and unger saddle; sue able an oe! for a lady Sait Lonas Wouid buy for cas! mare at shed nd Senta wich Toes thls henson S20," adbrese ase Herald office. ‘ANTED FOR CASH.—ARY GENTLEMAN HAVING ‘a first rate family Horse that he will convenient, fashionable leather top Wagon or Rockaway, with two seats, sulted to the county, | together with Har in perfect order f¢ address, partionlara, noe E. H,, box 13 teraba'om office. Laide AGON FOR SALE-A HALF SPRING ROAD n, made by Brewster & Co., nearly new; bas nit six times, Will be sold low. Can be seen at near Broadway. stable. in Twenty-pinth stron lars iiquire OC ©. W. Ve Bey 150. and 168 Fulton WANTED =A 0 @00D YOUNG MI ‘change tor & handsoine Newfo ld; received » diploma at B Goat, mation D, 10 NEVINS STREET 18 PuLTON Lipae a 100 Ss wy ey _at w Revine street, Brook Brook! i “NEW PUBLICATION! EW BOOK ON PHYSIOLOGY. —THIS WORK oF Pi. ae | of oe meray ot roth 5 OF ALL STYLES AND and. rides, Wipe, bc ae Siar Se reais HISTORY OF ‘both male and fe: ie M, Peet ry, bah mal fr Md and ineagen of ew kh numerous ire, tn own, to she rere iG + of . Ho a he ‘lee Mey next, Rene 108 Lib. Y. G. HADDEM, President erty street to Baw Yous. April 15, 1362, EPHYR WORSTED, FROM 12% CENTS; LADIES ‘should lay ina stock before gi ng. 10 the country, and before the advance. Barony Yarns, ‘Canvass, ac., at ELGER'S, 880 and 882 Broadway, near ‘Nineteenth street, east side. LADIES Clothin:, i rom 14 THIRD AVENUB, pose of their oe rey pay Tor Pants ‘ANTED—A TENOR FOR A FIRST GLASS QUAR. tetie Choir. Must be a good reader and understand the Episcopal service, - Address box 1,96) New York Fost wood cases, iron frames, and overstrung, for $15 aa SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS, IN ROSE ith mouldings, Sie; So., swith carved legs aad rd, $175, $185 $200; do... with i a "$250; new! ig octaves 8 ats ‘Fhe’ above Pi: anos are fully warranted, and 6 that vee she Secon frand Pianos at $25, 6, $35, $100. New Melo- deons at entroncly owt aris, “Oro tended waw aan ts. Sond hang Pianorand Melodeons to. let, at'$2.and apwaris per month. Rent allowed if purchased. Monthly payments received for the same. n Sheet Music at two cents HORACE Wa TERS, Agent, 481 Broadway. INSTRUCTION. __ , LGEBRA, BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHT . ARITH- iting students, sy or $6 10 $50, for Coats from $4 to $15, from $1 to metic, €c., are taught at hours $5, lease do not forget to call on or address C. MISH 116 | evenin at 62 Bowe ‘and 235 Fulton street,’ Brook- irdavenue, near Fourteenth street, Ladies ‘tended by | lyn. Colonel PAINE, the well known teacher of writing, is Mi One of the best instructors in the State.—Newport Meroury, 108, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—IF YOU CARD.—THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW TTED wish to nnd » fuir and honest dealer to dispose of your cast off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture and Sewelry, the best thing you can do is to call’on or address the honest and well known dealer, F. HARRIS, 156 Seventh avenne, where you will be dealt with to your faction. At this place you ean receive fifty per cent more than from any other dealer in the city, and youwill-avold being humnbuy Please do not peat . Harts, 196 Seventh avenue, attended TENTION, LADIES AND_GENTLEMEN.—A LARGE order geoatved frou the West the oft | Cothin, veniture, Carpets, ko Tw jt ect by calling onoF adapessing -M. ABRAHAMS, 285 Seventx stomues ‘between, Treat: afth and Twenty-airth streets, Ladies atiended to by Mrs. A. T NO, 353 BOWERY.—Il. ROSENTHAL, HAVING A _freat desire to purchase large quantity of cast off Weaslug Apparel, Furniture, Carpess, J ing'cn 0b ekeeecdlon, tad fies ‘and gentlemen can utmost value for each ro Ladies attended to by Mrs. Rosenthal. Please remeber, and Uy 353 Bowery, opposis Great Jones sti Jones street. “A NEXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES’ And gentlemen's cast of Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry and Furniture, aa the undersigned has recetved ders from all paris of the United States for guarantees to pay the followin: prices: From 88 Bilk Dresses; trom $3 10 $15 for Coats; from $2 tw $5 for Pants. Please call of address by nots J ANAL, 182 Ser venth avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. Ladies attended to by Mra, Anhalt. N, B.—All business trans- acted confidentially. DN pe rend AND GENTLEMEN.—I VE just reseived 000 to purchase cast off Clothing, Pure niture and Carpets for the ‘ket. I do promise rnia mar) to pay the highes. prices in the city by calling on or address ing a note to, MINTZ, 187 Sixth avenue, two doors. above Tenth street, Ladies auended to by Mrs, Mintz, Remwem- ber, 187 Sixth avenu pupils old oF young, day and evening, tor class or Private instruction i Peninanship, Byockeoving, Arithme. Me,’ae. “Rooms No. 6 Fourth aventis, below Eign:h VERS. Go SMITH, YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO I8 THOROUGHLY Acauainied with double amd single em jesirous of forming class for the instructions of boockeeping, with WANTED 10 ENGAGE EOE A. RESPONSIBLE com. ny, in South ree nee party os pened aitend’to tie crust ‘smvaigama tiny 5 ot gold quartz; machinery already ry operal Fence, a Loowledse of the richn a, of quartz, and ence are requisite, “Address, in writing, with experiance, C. Kirchholf, box 1,007 Post oifice. PA ed expe- d reir. oe 12,000, situated at Clitton, 8. 1., esr Vanserbiies lorry; juterest le quarteriy; Bond good; security ample. Ad- dress Lot ila) Post ofkca.’ a 00 TO LOAN ON mou A AND MORTOAGE, Ecce Peden ear i Te OME ya de, Keabieck, 488 Brondway, coraer of Broome strect. 95. 000 TO $30,000 WANTED—FOR A TERM OP years, at7 per cent, on two or three valua- bie improved Farms, containing 1,500 ecres, with fine baild- ings and orchards, valued at ‘$0. , located twenty-tive miles from Columbus, the capital of omar to be rears four separate mortgages, Apply to H.C. BILLINGS, at A. Pierce's office, No. 6 Pine street, N. Y. $62. 500, 70 LOAN—AT ‘X PER CENT 1: reat. ‘bond and mortgage, in rites ca on y. Aimy ry nt inte eedective. eo estate inale aie a babe a At ill GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS WEST OF Broadway.—Money advanced on Watenes, Diamonds Teweiry, Plate, Dry Goods, aud roperty ot eve description, or bought and weld, A. Jac auct oneer and broker. T 212 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STR The best prices pald for, Diamonds, set or unset, vances on Watch Paate, Optical insrumtsta do, left on sale, or will wy them ata fair vaiuath J, H, BARRINGER, 213 7% up stairs, (A706 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET.— ‘Money advanced to any amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c., or bought for cash. THO! auctioneer and broker. Private entrance in Duane lirst coor west of Broadway. AY: 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND STREET, room No, 5.—HENRY HYMAN advances cash monds, set or unset, or buys the samo for cash; Watches, Silver Ware, Pianos, Jewelry and Perso perty. o SOBRE T 6 NASSAU STREET. —A. Soren. eons mds, Wat broker, makes liberal advances Jewelry, dc., oF buys them at full vaine, at fs private offs, 66 Nassau street, room No. 2, up Business coi dential. 7.05 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET. ‘Money advanced to any amou! Watches, Jewelry, or Bought for cash. TOMAS, ‘i. Oe RESING: auctionser ahd broker. Private entrance in Duane street, first oor west of Broad Feference an to capacity, The best of recommendations can 177 BLEECKER STREET—THE HIGHEST CASH be given... Puplisia Jeracy Clty pecterred, Terme ‘eas price advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver treet, Jereey City, Ty 1» ply Plate, ac., or the same bought for cash, at me EwruN aad youna LADY WHO TEACHES FRENCH, Eatin: PIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE 8’ 7 AS H " ror her board. an washing. opis teres Perwonaily oF by letter to Mies Mary Nor Merchant advan aol ny mou i rete | ton, 195 | Bleec! RYANT, STRATTON, PACKARD & PENN'S COM. TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON WATCHES, mereial Colleges, Cooper Institute, New York; Harall- MOREE TOLOAN wand all Senses Personal Pro. toa} Buliding. Brook vn. qa These institutions affor th he ibest | perty, Silver ys Apply to B. WOOD, @ Fultom for uiring @ thorou 2 = "¢ possible rwelii meng aw lt es gua. | street, second floor, cet Footy ‘rom 9 to 6 o'clock. tations, Penmanship, Correspondence, &c., practically ‘EW LOAN OFFICE.—P & H. FRIEDENRERG tanght, hare opened a Lown ofice under the Oriental Bank, ~ Grand street and the Bowery, and will advance RENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES.—P ROF. E | Siveral Fr FeceniNer aly Broadway textabished im lesa), wi tne furs, gone, Pits, Se ene feolve arpliavons for pevacs in: coches, in es above i ches of omaniy education, Also, Grammar, " Traveling, BlocSion “hang or ty parece TICKETS 78 PURCHASED OF CLOTH. SrpoHNG Le LESSONS IN THE PARLOR—IN DUMAR'S Dancing Acedemy. 35 Seventh avenue, corner Thirteenth street. Que quartes’s lessons, Lessons for Tor ladles by Mr. Duniat Senin pe 10 BOOKKEEPERS.—HOW TO DD TI REE COLUMNS ” at pean Spee peg — = iting interest’ and-averaging ever. pul JOHN W. PAINE, Monrocom, Bradford coun POSITIVE FACT,—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, If mu want to get the full faren fe for pour cast off Clothing, Furniture, Carpets and Jewelr ‘ou can dois to callor send a note to A. Haat 8 381 Third avenve, between Thirty-righth and Thiry-ninth streets, east side. Ladies atiended to by Mra. Harris At IOHEST PRICE IN CASH PALD | FOR Jef olf Clothing, Carpeus Furniture. Ladies and | Uemen having any of the above to di of will to fede nite a MOSENBERG" 212 8 Seventh ‘avenue. There you riitbe gure ie have your best satisfaction, dies atl sen bere. RARE ae —$15,00 WORTH OF CAST ee F Clothing wanted, Fone vay ont tor — eens hae garected a the. folowing Sefons: Front Lo ‘eas a Also Ly ty) io Carpein nantly the ighost paces paid. ‘8 note to Bo x inta, 283 Seth wens ante inca re Tee Orders from wot Jorsey Clty pe tended to. “Pieese remember the name, B. prise Math LARGB QUANTITY OF caer t OFT LOrEING Furniture, Cs and Jewell ey and ear trade se fouows ip ta for a 1. Bev a” dress A DUCAS, 218 8e frenin seat avenue. LH STAND mare rs ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF YOU WANT LU the value of your second rons Yeo ck }, Cal Li = niture, &c., call at or send a note to the ol venth avenue, between Th and Thi Se irty- fourth streets, Ladies mtended by Mra. is. B. STRAUSS, TOMA. ON at nc AMMER'S CHAMPAGNE ALE, Th lis Io folie to the auperior ality of amin Champagne Ale, ‘This ale eb ‘at all ponaves of 4 real een ad ite Keeping quale’ o ad of that brewed e mont excessive hot wea- is guaranteed for A ngth of time. Orders sent to our brewery, in reopive be ON 60 ‘DOPTION.—WANTED, A FINE. HEALTHY FEMALE aud sbout two weekh cll, Callen or adres shania aioe, 0 ol . D. vf m or address Charies Luize, Ctra TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AND ADOP" out, at 741 Greanwich street, Mme. PARSALL NFORMATION WANTED—OF WM. AND ELIZABETH T*ekddann adver of Portmdower; inelend. When last heard of were in New London, Canada Any informa: tion will be thankfully received. Address Harriet, box 1: Post ‘office, Paterson, NJ. New London (Ganade West) Papers please copy. F MISS KATE SLATER, FORMERLY OF 884% BROAD- ‘ay, will address W. B., Herald . ay tll areas office, she’ will hear fan's ‘street. ROLLAND M. SQUIRE MAY HEAR OF SOME- M. M. ay, tances a WITH BING, 3 RECEIVED ° ai you. oAtingsor areal co lm by sending i OaW. H. McDONALD (adverusing ofice): 17? Wik ‘answer sent to New York'Post office, ae oan bomenne see me. I am very uneasy al . FREDERICK HENNING.—PLBA! CALL AT oF | MP TREDERIGR, JENNI a ‘OTICE. THIS SHO THE EES Ree Pea ae re ‘that mak er iodvkauase, SOHN WEOLEY By” Nor Fork tia rare, oF 29am, nent sister Mary left Fever gece ny | time hemes nines Schaar "i Raoae ai Ned. WW. MMi as VTE 70,MB. AND, MARK PRI. itn: _, HOTELS. House, 3 NEW YORK, BROADWAY AND Tia Dow open and will be i ron te ee ‘upon Fopean plan, Charges m: sf ‘i moderate, GEO, W. HUNT, } Proprietors, CHAS. W. NASH, Pieervene HOTEL—A FEW MINUTES’ WALK FROM ‘Cozens new hotel, and one and a half miles irom West int, is now open for Permanent and transient boarders. B. L. PELTON. Proprietor. Diamonds, Pu ee. a Pledges of Clothing. Business Coats, esis, 0 cei four doors frona Broadway. AWNBROKERS' TICKETS PURCHASED—OF CLOTH. .¢, Diamonds, P' ‘4c. On hand and for sale a ot a Unitacemed Pledges. of Clothing. g, Business Coats, Ss mere Pasta, O14 Vents, 60 ceni four doors trom Broadway. deoRGE aE LEVI. PAID FOR CAMELS” PRICE old Gold and Silver, or liberal RICH, 723 Broadway, under STEAMBO: be OR. BRIDGEPORT. <THE, STEAMER 3 BRIDGEPORT will leave from pier 26 Bast river, at 12 o'clock noon (Sundays excepted). Freight taken. Arrives in time to connect wit the Houssionl ck, New Haven and Hartiord ea Saybrook and New London. 0: W. CORLIES, Agent. ‘ORWICH LINE—FOR be slphe Nor} Woreester.—' OF BOSTON and Kity4 OF Ew Yo (Sundays ox 1), at 6 o'clock, from pier 39 NEW LONDON, indid sveamern CPE ‘ORK leave every foot of EL s MAMTIN. pig ix J PER DAY TO KEYPORT,—THE STEAM- iret daly (undays age epted)at 4 oviock AM and jun s al ry agora? A. Meant PPM.” ‘The Torsiock Fe pa tiptrom Weypore ‘will be omitted om iB ‘STEAMBOAT DANIEL DREW WI L RESUME iands nee et X an commen maxing. the ipurmedine Jay eet ipler at7 A. moe GENTLEMAN, zine. SIX YEARS OF AGE, OF moderate mean t_ lool ‘con- ‘and Boiding & n donirab rable. secial postion” wieves to The oly A My turnian hia ‘ponita chole. ‘Address, wil with ful paruculars, aren, jerald A owas. 6 and bt CLP. itn, SOME PRO- bp Bred in min rood of at itu ing in ng houses I have ices yet ail female female socloty, pA to take this anpleasant course. Cou! tial box 1 12 elas the Tineere need address (« “A BEAUTIFUL, YOUNG FRENCH refinement and a speaking ba a fualntance ol hk matrimony. ‘Address ie on 17534 Elm street, near Broom EXPRESSES. Q BiRNGAMs FU NATURE “EXPRESS AND FUR. A, aan ure, Packing rR ishment, I 58 AN ip FOR. atrest, bet mh avenion.=Purnitnre bored and al lpped to Cove Ly tor all parve of ‘wagor rmores furniture to and hoon “ibe events, rurniture, DY, 23 YEARS ‘ing di tic allan and Spanien, grind dispoation, with a Yew to wo 1. 0. de Hoven, itleman, ‘care of ‘