The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1863, Page 8

i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Faray, June 19—6 P, M. There was a good deal of apprehension this Morning about money, ard some stocks were Slaughtered at the board from ao nerveus feeling that it might be difficult to carry them. But we eould not learn, at the close of bank honrs, that eitker brokers or speculators who Aad the right ‘Kind of collaseral (ound it impossible to borrow at even per cent. The active inquiry for money which has now prevailed for nome two weeks has had its usual effect in bringing erge amounta into * the street for temporary employment, while, on the other ‘hand, the accumulation of an enormous surplus in the Sub-Treasury has simultaneously checked conversions ef cur- Fency, and compelled the Treasury Depart- ment to recognize and receive a8 moucy certifi- eates of deposit. In commercial circles money is easy; first-class paper sells as before at 5 a 6 per cent. Mebt certificates are better again. Geld ‘wes down this morning to 143, and sold in the atternoon at 143%, 143% and 143. Exchange was quoted 156. 4% for bankers’ signatures up te Mie close of bank hours. The demand is quite ight, and the supply of bills rather in excess @ the inquiry. There was a fair amount of activity on the Stock Exobange this morning, with an irregular move- ment in prices, The bear clique, who have been eeconspicuous as sellere of Eudson, rather ne- glected that stock this morning, apparently con- sidering that they had got it down as low as swas feasible at present, and turned their attention to Pacific Mail, which they succeeded in @epressing 3 a 4 per cent, The object of the echeme is supposed, | to be to squeeze out some Jarge parcels of'these stocks which are understood ‘0 be in the hands ef parties who bought them at fower rates. ‘Thus far ‘the measure has not echieved much in regard ‘to Hudson, and, as the pss day is now only three weeks distant, be some-excitement in the market when py fomes for covering the shorts. Central and Erie were 4 lower et the board, but better afterward. Harlem rose 14% per cent, with some @ppearance of steadiness, Southern old, guar wanteed, Pittsburg, Fort ‘Wayne and Galena were all lower, with @ dull feeling. There was quite a rush to eell Prairie du Chien, ‘and the price fell 4 per cent, without any ‘wery obvious cause. ‘Canton and Cumberland ‘were both lower, and the bond list was weak—the @and grants of the Mississippiand Missouri falling per cent. Missouris were steady; governments ‘were hardly as strong asyesterday. At the close of the board a tame feeling prevailed. In the public board, at one P. M., the market was list- Jess, and the amount of transactions was limited. Erie, however, wag better, selling freely at 93 a 34. in the afternoon Pacific Mail was hammered down te 182; Hudson rose 4 per cent. Inother respeots the market was without important change. At ‘the four P.M, call the market was generally rather better; but the sudden advance in Hudson was not maintained. The following were the closing quo- ‘tations of the day:— W86's,81 reg 103% a 104 US6's,'S1 ,cou.108%, 108% 7 8-10 Travtes. 100 4 Debt vertif’s. . a pref.. 86 ‘102 a1e2% Meh Central. 108% a — Mich Southern 68% a 687% Mich So guar... — 9 113% IN Central Wi 06. jayne. 983 a 08% Frairie au Ci ae wo ‘pretarred.101 a 10136 ute pri 65 a 67 River. Aa a1 aiaxw +++ 9834.8 98% The rebel raid into Maryland and the threatened attack upen Pittsburg, Pa., are going to have a ‘most injurious effect upon the business of the Pitts- ‘arg and Fort Wayne Railroad, which was other- ‘wise looking so well. Though it Is highly improba- ‘Die that the rebels will succeed in fulfilling their threat of ‘taking Pittsburg, the bere possibility of if "Y Contra 117% alt @uce over the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne road ‘whem they can reach the same points by other Mnes. We presume that the event is decisive against dividends for a long time to come on both the stock and third mortgage bonds of the goad. It indicates the of that party fm the Board of which resisted the nt of interest on the third mortgage in April As it is, the road, with the diminished busi- meses which may now be expected, will have hard ‘work to set aside the money required for neces- @ary repairs. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows Mr. Cisco, Assistant Treasurer of the United Btates, gives notice to parties holding thirty or mere coupons of the various loans maturing July 3 to band them in at his office previous to that @ay, and checks will be given for them on the 30th of June after three o’clock P. M. ‘The Bank of Commerce has declared a semi-an- of four per cent, payable on the 6th y, free from government tax. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the @leveland and Toledo Railroad Company, held at Cleveland on the 18th inst., the following gentle- men were elected directors for the ensuing year:—- Jobn Gardiner, James Muson nm, ae ‘oung, H. B. Hurlourt and A. Stone, Jr. of Obio: x jrulije sad A, ©. Jorome, of New York, ond aw 1, of New Tandon, Mesars. Olyphant and Howard, of New York, de- @lined « re-election. The vote of the shareholders was also taken on the question of traffic with the other Lake Shore veads, and was concurred In by a vote of 58,091 to 4,000 shares. This consolidation includes the Buffalo and Eric, tho Cleveland and Columbus and the @leveland and Toledo. The arrangement between Qhese roads was made by joint committees, mect- fag «i Cleviland some weeke since. It has now bee, -atiied by the stockholders of all the compa- Biles, with tho exception of the Buffalo and Brie, end they will act upon it at their annual feng ext Tuenday. An arrangement entered into with the ‘Laantic Gnd Great ' estern Railroad was also ratified. By this agre: nt the Cieveland and Toledo is to car- gy the through fi ight of the Atlantic and Great ‘Western, and to give that road, in return, an equal amount of through freight, going Eas:, the Atlan- tio and Great Western stipulating to maintain the vegular prices. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Canton Company, hela yesterday, the following Officers were elected:—President, John W. Ran- @elph, of Baltimore ; Vice President, Charles A. Rappallo, of New York; Secretary and Treasurer, William Dean, of Baltimore ; Agent, William Har- rison, of Baltimore. The following figures sre compiled from the forthcoming annual report of the Michigan Central Bepittsak pe ate Funded debt. be fof (Of whieh in sinking fund, $479,000.) i Income balanos, June 1, 1863... - 172,690 (Out of “ey sie per cent, to be paid ‘Saly ri, 165 221 Bille receivable an: 200 438— 14,894,054 Annual Re +62 June 1-68. 8.089 2.947,918 orem, sinking fund eral tax Net to capital. Perceviage of profit... The earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Raidro sg NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. Company for the second week of June were a followe:-— Peery ei oe "336s 80,078, Tout .. $28,008 Bayon ‘Phe importation of dry goods into the yort of New York for the week ending June 18, 18@%, was as follows:— Entered for Consumption. Manufactures of wool.. Manufactures of ontton Manufactores of silk, 16,836 Manufactures of flax 058 3,911 $130,159 Entered for Warchousing. Manufacvures of wool. oa gitt,Mo Manufactures of cotton. 803 87,828 Manufactures of silk. 18 26,165 Manufactures of fax 186 27,064 Tota) . 1,080 $281,682 Steck Exchan, rae, fv" June 29, 1963. $1000 US S'a,g34, con 90 200 aha Ha R RE B30 110% 20000 U8 O's, 81, cow 108% 600 dO... 02.30 12036 ae 2. 20pen 08k 0056 121 5000 US Oe Vy corte 108 wing use oia ie ae 5000 Teuncanoed's."00 623g 10000 do. 3 8000 800 2000 100 1000 100 600 50 5000, 400 4000 60. 2000 00 1000 100 10000 200, ‘3000 900 2060 100 4000: 1500 1000 Hh s3eé wobleuayestSeustseee ae s SROOND $7000 US 6’s,1881,reg 104 ae er 108: do. + 108; Hi sebbsSEbSee2s28ss ; ie er ia ax ein 3 we Ses83355223 38 0.44. ..060 12956 Sales at the Pal v2 Board. ‘ONE O'CLOCK P. .b8 I a 160 fat ala wre rn 6 146 60 Hudson River.si0 121 fee joo do. 100 do. 60 do. 200 Erte RR. 6 2100 do, 93. 400 do. J 1000 do. 08 600 do. 98% 300 do. 08% 200 do. rt y*4 109 do, se 100 do, 984 200 do, 10 98 FOUR 0" 6000 78.10 Tr 106 6 10000 Missouri . 0% 100 shs Cum 8 60 do... . 2 160 NY Coat tie 1200 Erie RR. 0356 00 9834 ‘200 8 400 08% 200 03% 200 @o.. 0 93% 160 Hudson Riv RR.. 12354 150 do. 128% 100 b1O 123, 100 + 122 0 $1297 100Cbie RET RR. 944 orry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, June 19—6 P. M. Astrne,—Sales of 40 bbis. were made at Se. for pots and Ode. for pearls, Baas axp Bagarng were quiet at old prices. Beeswax was inactive and nominal. Baravetorre.—Flour was quite heavy to-day, at a fur- her decline of 6c. 10c. The day’s sales reached 11,600 bie, State and Western, 800 Southera and 450 Canadian, within our revised quotations :— eresee aceses Ssssssees —Wheat was 10,090. cheaper, with ealee of 105,000 barhels at $1 600 $1 65 for white ana ¢) 404 $1 51 for red and amber Western winter, $1 28 9§1 4956 for Mi- waukee club and amber }, $1 18 & $1 85 for Chicago spring, and $1 ae, smsbor tase. Selden. declined per Dushel, with sales of a Wentern ‘at, tbe. a 100, for sound, 726. «74 3,¢. for un 80c. for yellow and white Western. Oats Hi's1 a $1 60. Tariey and ‘barley malt were veling ie! slowly at fleme yer pr Canvume were qniet, without change in = a our Corre was se gee, er quotations cl Prime Rio, Siies.§ Boige,e 31 Sic; fair, Pye. & B00.; eee com ir Cargoes, 290. ie 8646. ¥ 5 Maracaibo, ule, oor and St. Domingo, ake 8 28K0 wed very firm at S8e, # bc, for middlings, ‘ott -200 bales reported. FIRK CRACKERS were in good request at $1 90 a $1 05 for No. 1 Canvon, L— im oe eal Was moderate and prices were gon- erally Frrsonrm.—-Ihe market waa rather moro active, with engagements to Liverpool of 1,000 bbls, flour atls od, 90,000 bushels grain at 7444. A834, 1,000 packages provi sions, montly at 369. 40m, by steamer. fo Lenden 4,00 Doin. far at Qe. 6d 4 Se. 24,000 bushels wheat, at Sd ia bulk; 100 tons heavy yooda at 22". 6d. a Qie, Toa fiviiveh rt direct 17,000 bushels grain at lol, To Cork 20.000 juebel grain for orders at Te, 6a, To Clamgow 100 bhia, floor at a Od Hay couthnued tg good demand a6 #5e, 4 $1 for Nort Fiver bale, Ble es ore were rather quiet at 10. 2 390, Li ex Was votively sought ut Quoyadt prices. Land was in fair demand and 1m price. Murars were noted firm, but were not active, The domand was rather Orisker, and 475 nds. Porto Rtoo at 480. a 626. tools Now ‘Orleans at 45c, a 40c.» 200 hhds. Hngtiah Totands at 4%0. and 35 Bhds, Cuba mascovado at #40. Navat Sons —Holders were firm bat the market wae qu One.—There ‘was a fair mquiry for the leading winds, ‘which were pay held. ana'$18 for bow tow sana $10 soa $8 pros, with 18 new a ‘bales of 2,800 bbibe Teef algo attracted 30: ith saies of Penge Soe wesie stages bore od ab aie, 8 bo. for shoulders | sustained. SaaP.—There were 160 boxes Castile sold on p. t. EE Trr ee eeetnetite ‘160 mate cassia at 300, ig ee —The market was quiet, 8 sales did Bod exceed 400 bhde ‘at 12. a Brecht ‘Orleans, 10340. @ 11440. for Cuba, w.—There were 100,000 Ibs, gold at 10%<c. @ u. Winaory.—Sales reached 15100 Dis, sb, 443K0, 0 4Be., "Recon ve Seep phere ee barr 3 ¥ still po ae al Ips, fleece at ier or punica’ st O60. 8 tae }00 bales unwas! a ah 250. a nog said regar ving prices for the new alip, ‘ayers are from 5c. to Ge.» but gr growers generally are Bot satisfied with those rates, derstand, have been takemat 600 a 65. FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. ‘Affairs at Washington market during the eumee have been marked by.an unusual degree of activity. The sales have been very large and the, supply also fair. Vegetables have come in abundantly, but. sell as yet at high figures. Meata remain still at the old snagessalenlihte weeks, Tie oe oF Da ee sen mesh? aes te jena beet aest Tt oeananT sa Cia Tee, We 208, Paz: per Ib.; Sucks, $1 25 0 $2 50 per pair; wild Pigpons, 1 50 per r Oc. 40. a ae, ‘ele, 100.8 326. write ah, 8c.; jped bass, 12c. a 1dc, : ood 6.5 haddock, 60.; salmon, 80c.; mackerel, 12c.; porgies, flounder, + per D.; 1 876. @ 400: each; blue fish, 98. per Ib, Movements in Real Estate. ‘By Wm. Kennelly. bar lots, 8 feet west First’ avenuo, on 20th st., each 8199.9 + $1,200 ce bu ge G3e ePSSNSEESSES Syeee’ ee =e = Pert of New York, June 10, 1863. CLEARED. (Br), Gill, Queenstown and Liver. of Limeriek (Br), Jones, Liverpoolk—Joho (Brem), Wessels, Sonthampton and London—Wales & er. (Br), Lovett, Bristol, B—Boyd & (Brom), Martens, Bremen— one 3 Aree, pote Buenos Myre Walsh, Cart Carver & Bert New Orleans ‘ao. pe aan eG Nassau—J by Hoge Jc ape By Fai Bo sreacPunch, seine A We |, Meineke & uate ot (Br), gina Point a Petre and Bt ane Oeean “eo Pettingill, 8t Pierre—Brett, Son & Strout. Mansanilia—Moore & Henry. Shea nn, ere <aaaecine thet “at ry -Van Brunt & Blaght full, Washii Ke ws ese ae Schr Clara Stcrriek; thee Kee jonigomery, Fhlladelphie—7 W Mo. “ARR taito,; Ree, with mdse 18 peer se; Raweee, Uae stare a 'oa, Jane Tint Thar epoxs U8 ship rg Re cw Eeghorn_ Ay Sy betty aan or can tana surge, cl fey we Slane seit bee ons Sitentibdon fecatireiee L ¥ Ah mip y oF Retro name. Xt Me DA uf Giatheso children aod aault sail with’ grin haar to Pig re at S08 ton 7S Io wes wari Anne, a {Foe}, Hesert, Cardi, 60 days, ohn jeaver, Glasgow, May 8, with mdse, to Kepler (Bren). Aankenes Hentare @ 7B, 47 fare 3 oe Wide ol he om the Danks; have teen € { Bost Carver, Mi a ith. Carve 2 ‘base. 16th ss tue | ‘but » steamer coming in wight, sbi nd steered in the opposite di- ia FX Plejte, Yaten, New Orleans, 31 days, with sugar, “yews Ww magi ‘MeCary beg h Pane feiyctoraling, May 18 3p tal Vallaat to ark a aT Batied Riaton oruisi Bri ita ), Stover, Matanzas, June 7, wit ir, to Calvin As (Br), Smith, New Haven, in ballast, to Ar- Tarkio, Cow Bay, OB, 10 days, with ), Turner, Glace Bay, OB, Soot, De Leo, oy New new pee, belgie mo. fae aoe 8 aye, tor for Boston, days wh Galata a ange ters pe im, Machiag, # jon for Albany. Behr Mary reon, Boston (or Aibamy, Bene Knight. Chese, Boston, Sehr Cinderal'a Rievens, Boston, 8 dave. Bon ernet, rds f, Inck Rock, « <” mhell, Mew Maven. Sep Alcwuca, Morley, Rew atom Bome choige tots, wean- |. Bm e Peru yan ae Jones, Washington, im eater hae 00, 7 res'dence of tho bride's sce by the — Hutebins, Wa. ct a eg |», im.8t. John ‘Obie, by the ier a's. weibeiage, ‘Wrisas L. Morr, ‘or New York elty, to Many C, Kaur, daughter ‘Of Mr, Julius Kelley, of Napoleon. ‘Hyxm—Prox,—On Wednesday evening, by tho Rev, D. ae. , Epwiw K. Hywe to Miss Prex, all of this city. Providence. Hauae—Mrrenezu.—On Thursday, June 18, In Calvary Beard, hence for Washtnglee. DO, | ghurch, by the Rev. Arthur Cleveland Cox, D; D., PEED faring 2 canal frome mice mucx @,’Harnis to Rosavm A. Mircumzt, both of this a chy Mae stale af the bala oe litte, Wannsn.— 00 Thurada sve 18,4 tho Contras oder Jersey Oy. a9 ene anode p= soon ei BELOW. ’ eiy. sbtp and oxe berk, unksows, ome ‘TaMArn.—At Monticello, N. ¥., om Thursday, & June 18, by Rev. E. K. Fowler, Seem P. caen 10 Mane fn dengnier & 3: P. Tremain, Faq. —Cnaret.-—In the Ca me te ‘New York, on Weteeey, Suse, by the Rey, W. 8. Leavitt, Mr. Wat. ie ‘to Mra, Jews E. > city of New fonew! Aap al} oR pa ‘Thurada approved ce bsolbsors es hed nae Face AY the 3t. Toaoph's chureh b Rev. Dr. J. 4 OE Sa ymings, pastor of St. Stevhen's church, New York palerisins Peter Hanson, ‘sche Carrie Buses Jobe Dewan oy aad by Hav. ¥. Francie Di Maria. siJ..amsatant 5 ee Joseph’s chureb, Signor Professor Paaqua- Fiarens ds 3 mbar, bark AW Lavelg: Habu a Waves Tio Rontona:ua, of Naples, diy toi Bien anzie only G’Roverts er i Condeh Coraela Thee ae Horsch Sar daoghter of George Esler, Jr. of Pl Kahu ; Edward Delioaes sae osnn 0 Sam.te—Kennaday.—]p Brooklyn, wy. satay, Owen Kearney, Mey, IE, Dita Ve Vena; June 18, at the residence of the bride's p ent Ferieaque Bi Hopkins; Lewie C Mert pn ee Dr. Kornaday, avsisted by Rev. Dr. ‘Aboot, of Newark, SN Miscellaneous, J., Mr, Musings Sata of of Philadelphia, to Miss Jawa Lavrcn—Mr B ¥ Widiams will launch from his yard at) CED ag, 8 Dak Babooeey ot 760 tons, to-day, Saturday, ‘Loss or Ocua® Sraanemirs—In our Tet of ocean steamers | W. Somovumn, to Lava Jost, published on Thursday im connection with the wrecking of ee ‘we inadvertently omitted the New York, sam araan Hee coe am er iiorats fnereases the mum! ier oat plying it coun to re -tnree in all, wrens re- ) Manufacturers’ ofllee, Sarr Menwsr, Al. 00 tone, butit at Medford in 1860, has Bea been sold on pyivate ierms, venta ers 41,420 sane, Dell. at Duxbury im 1961, bas Ling Brad og 6 Te was’ Ineo: i Sarmore money than Drains By contradicting the same W, Kanmapay, duughter of the officiating Sc ‘Osim, —At tbe resideuce, of the brides mother, Saratoga Springs, by the Rev. Mr. Barry, Guo. ‘Wannen—Gua:n.—In Baltimore, on Wednesday, June 17, by the Rev, Henry Burroughs, Genera! GouvgRxscn K. Wanna, U, 8, Ay, 10 Euuy F,, daughtor of . 8. ‘TO THN EDITOR OF THE HERALD. I see in your issue of the 17th a notice of my marriagd Please contradict the saine, for 1 nee harbored no such thoughts, nor do] know any lady by the name.of bo Inserted, doubtiess. be some person who WILLIAM OSCAR DAVIS, iit obti, New Yori. ‘248 South stroet, New York, June 19, 1863. eOwns.— Killed, while ana on batteries at Port » Sergeant Tuomas, Crows, son of William and Crowell, rt ‘17 years me 3months. The de ceased was attach H, One fe rege, and regiment New York Volunteers, an Gove Donovan.—Op Friday, Juno 19, Txnraa, the beloved not apparently been long in thas qrane faneral will fake place en Sunday aftarnocn, at two for Baltimore, reports iin Sete Penge saw @ veasel “of about ) wise.of John Donovan, position: [pot 8; Bird) Sonn armne ome ina om mer ag ym 1, in 1866, ‘SrxauER sniping struck the buoy on ad flat off Yenterday morning at 3 Selock, “haa & hole ‘Poucnea in hezand suvk. “She lies now a4 Red’ Hook Foint. ‘Her cargo, mostly fruit and vegetables, 1s destroyed, sieneang toe sidewheel rete Goa N P Banks, built as lay 12, 17uh inat from the Seid of Binith & Cushman, East Boston, Notice to Mariners, LIGHTHOUSE AT STIRNOP'S CAY, BAHAKA ISLANDS. ‘The Lighthouse lately ereeied here is to be painted 80 as to Givide the tower into five aie ds of equal regia two of them being red and three of them being white, in Siend of being ail white as Ufat anuotnoea. Whalemen. Bark Atking Adame, Tripp,ot FHyatr at New Bedford 16th suntTron the Paci Oceue ‘and Tateah.ano, with 6 bbis wh Oi}; sent home and sold 800 » duieHiobomok, Irctund, ald from New Bedford on the 17th Ast for NYork Bark sacramento, Defriez, arr at Westport Point 16th from Paciic Oecan aud Talcaluaio, with 68) * Nene Actor, Spicer, sid from New London 26th inst for Cumberland Straits Sehr Clara C Sparke, Bpark, arrived at Boston 16th frem North Atlantic Ocewn, of and via Prov ip Comatilation, ‘Winslow, of an ‘for ‘Nantucket, was aeen Ase 9, lat 47 8, lon 82 W: Bark Congaree, Talcahuano Apri $0, and would leave Bark Vigilant, for sea, relitted for another year, tra inte Schein im Ports. By CARaANDIA Beppe ‘May 23—Arr bark Egypt, Holmes, Accra, Africa, April 25—No Am versel oan prouwen:uaven, Map Scare bark Doyein, Humphrey, Bal TcMLON nemLonA, May 20-10 Soa" shins Joby Aipest, Borner, so ang do. 3, bark Sore ace oe nie Martha, Pa sinki saillea, Sherbura, from york; Mer te Sal tie ugha tale, Hiekerson; for Boston jARpirr, ‘gerie'y 3-814 pre bens J Castine, b ee Rio Janeiro. Canprmas, oat ea a hr Ra vii June 6—Passed by, ship Express, Frost, from Oal- ‘April M—Arr ship Lancotbes, Lothrop, Car- an iar Cages” =P* Tons Kateatnnce American Ports. 8 R Spau "humival Dupont tne Nat Peresiaon Chat + wot Mandich, Gibraiur, brig Pi schrs Bengal, Hi er Delmont, Gin jaesloop, Bremen 'W Lewis, 2° ai olson, Boston ; Geo M kiand: yaouea: “fw wie Nev} Haven Arnos Falk aay egy Gwan' Point to ‘nie pane M Rich, Harding, J, June fareepetin Hedaton “DIGHTON, June 18—Arr sloops Oliver and Moun Hove, Sullivan, Work for Taunton’. Sid*senes M ho m Eagepha Roanoke, Paull, Pacbion for for Mangum, Thi Bcheldt, ship{Cambria, Per- | months and 16 days. invited to aitend the funeral, without Sex rr 7 ding | of ey Elizabeth ies is and | bers of Naval Lodge No. 60, F. aud A. PO Carde- | wood fer interment. jushing, Cook, tater ‘clock. ° Doociner.— At ‘hia: résidénce, in'Nowark, N. a eee ae June 47, Sowanp Dovamry, formerly of this city, can the Kinney stroet Baptist | oh tet depot, bat hte? BEY ons Cars leave Cortlandt street at twos 5 eile ast tree Sisloak P: M. "The aris tr boa 8 80 tons, built tm 1860 at ives and friends are Invited to attend without fur- | cease jeter " Fay x ra Eurema day. Jun0 19, Sovowon Fux, ougent neon woigiat pues ome em genet Tavia Togo’ Ekin Emanuel, aged 8 years snd Scun STAMOS LE, Annerr Az 22f tone, ballt atetaubet, |" Fonwaun.—At her residence, tn Nyack, on 00 Wednesday June 17, Mra, Nancy Furxatb, widow of Thomas ager 73 years and 24 days. The relatives and (riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Hea {and ng two o’elock, fram the residence of her daughter, Mrs.’ M. L. Poliock, Van Buren street, third bouse east of Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, without further invitation, Fanury —On Friday, June 19, Mrs. Carnanne Farrry, widow of John Farley, aged 70 yeare and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two O'clock, {rom the resiaevco of her danghter, Mrs. M. Kiney, No. 168 Third avenue, Faircmiy.—On Thursday, June 18, J0ua Euazapera, wife ‘of Febert N. Fairehi'd. of ‘Ggdenedarg, New York The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the uneral services, at the Church of the Holy Communion, corner of Twentlethstreet aud Sixth avenue, on Sunday Afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The remains wili bo conveyed to Greenwood Cometery fur interment. On Friday, June 19, Wits18 Dxxtor, son of Catharine A. R. Gritman, aged 1 mooth aad ye. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited tw attend the funeral, this (Saturday) aiternoon, ‘at one o'clock, from the residenco of his parents, No. 640 mano April 29, ready | Hudson street, Haxnvgay.—On Thursday, Juve 18, WnisaM Hennessy. late Assistant Bis game akg United States Navy, second gon of John F. fannah Hennessy, aged 23 years, 5 The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, 298 Fridge street, Brooklyn, tais (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’c'ock, Jonpay,--On rare vl 19, ighter of Richard and Catherine 10 montns and 17 days. ‘The relativesand Mary Jorpay, only dan, aged 1 year, are respect‘ully ‘invitation, her parents, NO. 110 lat Eleven JougMuN —MARY ELEXABEU, Mary Lovghias in the 224 yout of ber age. ae am roe ene re romps reat teary are rmvetaty ouloee, from the de eskdouce OF her nngiber, No, Sie Mott ends ‘of tho fami); reeidence of for Akyab, mireste gs on Sunday afternoon, at two o’ eee ‘about street, ‘without oa! iam invitation. Moors.—On (pepe Jane 19, ppd mr dat pet Westmeath ireland, ase tty count The friends nad’ asjoetstasces of the Cam spectfally invited to attend the funeral, on Doon, at one o'clock, from the residence of ber futher, Heventh avenue, between Forty sixth and Forty-seventh Masusr.—On Friday ss June 19, Many, wife of te netsd at “! apg vornet | i Vcatven are invited to attend she fn. , from corner of pany Fespect(ully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunda} y aflernoan, at two o'clock, from 192 Fast Thirty-second » MeAurm.—AS the residence of bie brother ta law, Win. j-y 0D H, Mughes years MeGoveny.—On Friday, Jane 19, Pane, youngest ohiid ‘McGovern, aged 1 2S z t nd 3 g 5 38 Monagoath county, Wednesday; een yaaa eseormn, aged 49 ri year, 9 months sttue fricedd of he family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at three o’clock, from the residence of his pareata, No. 14 Grogory street, Jersey City. Mc} .—On Thi iag: ft tee lira after a short illness, wee wife of Jobn McElroy, agea 47 years, 6 months days. ‘Tho relatives and friends of She funatiy ale alsoYhe mem- and tho frater- nity in general, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thia (Saturday) a ternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 87 West Twonty eighth sirect, without further invitation. The remains will be takeu tv Green- Friday, June i9, Neat MoGus, a native of Cavan, His relatives and fr , a8 also Mrs. McMulkin, No. 9 oy street, Now Yor rare roxpectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturda; at two o'clock, from ceeeies of BM "hme i 5 Le cnvown a 16 Arr schrs Sara), Telden, y NYore , No. & Flush’ fox Fyom iad fo 8 rien, do for Por Cos. | jog avenue, near Oxford street, remains moa. i i NYork! James Engilak, Kentisicn, white take te Bverrem G ‘ae FALL MIVER. June l7—Aarr achre Chocta ng papers please cvpy. aabeibports Te Pay Crowell, Piladetpuins bw % OLasrxp.—On, Thursday, Juve 18, Dr. F. J. Ocxersn, in the S6th year of his ace. Dearenst husband, ‘Ann 8 Salter, Bicele. NYork. Ee hanta Sena evs x aia Togniie fora ca 1s, for , Sume'l reM A. Rowland, Pal- ler, and earsom, NYor i Ni T. June I7—Are sche Sarah, Haskell, Boston jalia, Us tes, rhage” for do; ker, Hy be er. hincoin, New Beatora for de; ‘sen, wulitiotel Rhee HAVER tae ‘Sn © Hadden, Forbes; H Wane; Matibew Bird, ria, Matamora,” i HILADBLPHE A Lili Day, and ia mae ae rut oe a Be Dat kelley, a, ; Armenia, aval: at Tey, 8 \t Jos Port barron Remon; idney in, wi Jon Porter. B ser, get aieod: ‘ew my Barrett; M ta ‘its r: std lon and de fon; Libton, Biwell, Rock: a; WA Clare, st Boren, Wright. on, Fall River lew Haven 8 M Shad. » Arnold, do; idence; dom K Kear patrees ae “Oreuli, Drinkwater, New Prilade’ Bid bark Hebron: See Jen tit ares ae Birds, fore 2 : Se Be Saahaaae wan kA wo , 7 Fr echre ean —in Jersey City, on Friday, J ), after nn. Gnavias Boley Kore, se Pot. sees Gor A worn a. Hoon Reutt, in the Gia pene teen OM ao PLease, Hew New MARRIAGES AND DEATH meet son Tiare, Jue 18, a6 Fiat ‘by the Rev. Mr. Hi Brac tol Brook ‘ontian Mey dent daughter of General 8 Crooke, of Flatbush. ag = the residence of the bride's Hob« ken, N. es Wednesday morning, June hea. Xo eards. Philadelphia and Chi papern plenre | awTon—( UTIAR—AL Vision, N. @ay evening, Jane 10, at the Vaptint ‘chuteh, by Rov. George K. Burnakie, OLiver M Davrow, of Brooklyn, L.j,, to basa M. Crum, of the above place. No cards T—dguae—[n Brockiye, on Wedageday, June 17, spat ia ae i 6 He mer ora aon Union street, Rrooklyn, ip Los y v. Mr. Brooks, Joan D. Cuarmiusmn, of New York = corner KM. Horkinm, eldest daughter of Lemuel H. Hop! ek. The remain’ wil copy. Yon Wednes. | yest of ern God bas called you ; Thy tranquil erate Tue body will be taken to St. Joseph's cbiurch, Philadel ya, and from thence to tne ‘Cathole Cometery for iuter- ment Indelphia Suaday Dispatch please copy. Powsns,—tn Brookiyn,on Theeeay, Sees 18, Cnanuns, the beloved son of Michael and Bridget Powers, aged years, at. months and 10 days. ‘fonds of the family, and thore of his uncle, Wm. rovers pe ceapesttnes, invited to attend the funeral, Teridence of his ey No. 31 Amity strect, South Brovkiye, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at half past tw wren Wo the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, island. te vo .—On big A ome pe mir asd Sa wife of vi Pawling, aged 34 years, 2 months and 14 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her residence, No. 219 West Fort} .eonsad stroot, this He (atarday ) aftersoan, at three 0” Her remains will be taken to Trinity Comenery. Vbtiadelpbia ean rer eee Row. —0a , June ro 6 months and 9 days, son of Asariah Ross, services will be held at hiv Iaie Re foaeaewe fa. renee, (Saturday ) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from binlate 0.10 ward street ‘The remains will be taken itberan Osomnetty. al ‘reapers Thursday morning, June 10, Ressras ©. wife of the late Nathaniel Sands, of Cornwall, Orange county, in the 77th yonr of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at the Moravian church, Houston on Mott nis, (Saturday) a(ternion, at 8 eece, dan A on aes | "The relatives and friends of the fam are respectfull ierv ited to at the (enured, on Sunday a i olcloek from be late residence, No. Brunt street, pear Commerce, Bout Wraia ae SE TRAD) mw AM sizerebant Calls ceaniehneat eS | Ficinity,” Tie best of reference Jo Hersia oliee for whnceuee? WATCHMARER. S79. UMDERSTARDS perfectly would di wituetion 1B aountry. “Address Watchmaker feral oitiee, A FIRST CLASS JOB COMP. SITOR WANTRD_ONM a2 Wtuainted with general mercantile work, Apply judaon st, ab ayer URNISHERS WANTED —ONE OR TWO STEADY, me Ty re re can bear of appiying at No, 3 Maisen lane. ‘itl ANTED—A BITUAIION, BY A COMPETENT HM. finest. Bent cliy reference. Call at 7) Waahingiow, Mew York ely. 10 BAORENITS —W ATED. Joachinioin f for i ft, Jatt Apply t9 ore and Green at., Newark, LESALE TOBAC! present engaged in tution in a whiolesaie oF tail hone, stands the business tboco give ‘the beat city ould nos obseet to . Bieady w corner for one —A YOUNG MAN, WHO Has “ desire af eels ui photogr ‘or to OF titee onthe tictione Address Ae 10 PHOTOGRAPHERS & dveided taste for tue busi fetions in dastierrenty p ily, “or re ANTED—A_ SPECTACLE MAKER, ADDRESS BOX 176 Herald ottice. wr 'TED—A FIRST CLASS MACHINIST, CAPABLE of finishing a ray Nine from drawings. Call at 112 East 18th st. from 4 to 6 P.M. ANTEB—A MAN, wHo NDI ERSTANDS | WORKING rouion, ‘On & Warp frame, With roiary bD, LICKH, 166 Broadway. ANTED—FOUR HOUSE (CARPENTE! agg an eo twelve miles in th wages $2 per pugitiee eet caiehsede, wed bn pis Seed Ooembere es om UR stairs, at8 A. M, this da; ANTED—A SITUATO tweive years experi } BY AN ENGINEBR or 0 Fun ao stationary e oilées Badson et refere: Address G, EB, idson city, N. J. Wantep-a GOOD HORSE be) AT STB 73 UD ANTED A MAN WHO. | UNDERSTARDS, Tum Mannfacturing of ean and emery paper wil nd ib iitiadon by address.ng, wih Load ‘bor s font oflice, Baltisore, Ma ANTE iio crling wireiampercia fo hen where the, ite business and of steady eres ‘Fogular quployment will be given. ISTANT DENTIST. AEPLE Ar Phat dental estaviiabment, S47 wr, Board, in a amall, quiet ' atreet, third door west of MS.—WANTED, T' on second or third ‘floor, su.iab.e for housekeeping, with: Any oue having the above to rent 10 8 small, quiet t low rent, will pieare address C, Ly oor, ‘until the iat of Faly? stating RENT OR FOR 5a Le—\ ‘MACHINE ye 4 this city, four stories an iment, and full & full set of in ny Hk . 10 A SMALL RESPEOR { four, or Sve, Rowe, dba i A. wy in occupie! by gentleman font $15 por mouths A 38 House, ‘Tri. aad po RENT—IN YOR abic family, front J th ae ni and wite-oniy. bune oul D EMO: lant ‘Twent; secon At ineet. ibird bouse frem tee ton avenue, two blocks from Broadway, Ast INDIA COFFEE DE(OT REMOVED TO NO. 298 Greenwich street, near Dey. This coffee is very ex~ tensively used in hotels, » ari: laa and families Bula by grocers everywhere. ley's Ceylon Cot A most economic nis. Best ' Soap, B cents: Starch, 7 cent: A iiberal allowance te ers. Address orders One? q. BENTLEY, 176 Greenwich street, RO" woo nxornens, ‘ CARRIAGE cacveptor { emibet1-7 ADWAY, One door above the Hoanmas ‘ete. [ators WEDNBRDAY, Joxe, id | be berea hy, naa eee rk fogan and Van Brunt streets, Bh Shea, coi corner of Ki Les eas, *EE, ,, Comme street and First avenue, @ Voc! een eae ap thos ES ee rewar paid ‘eon furaiag i a9 _ REWARDS. REWARD.—Lost, ON TUESDAY, TRE ned Tan Tercer wine answers me rte Satonts, wed toe ayy ee a ‘at the depot. ‘The above owner to any pereon that will nthe a ees otreet $10 5 REWARD LOST, 0 ‘ON THE lore 19TH INST. OOR- ‘an Fox Dog. eturn to toom No.7 st. Olnir Cue, 68 Prioee use o akye te ‘Tepp. W. HH. P.” and iad “Nelle, 3 at ites tinal lonving thems i Tiotel, Bey scree will ecelve the abore> ) REWARD.—STRAYED, $1 of Unen the ith insteiwe & IN NEIGHRORROOD- = is and Broadway, on a ~~ MISCELLAN Eous. A ‘SAFE WANTED-MUST BE FIRE PROOF, OF RE- & cent maxe; about five eet by Secrae's preferred, Apply to R. LABORS eb aT bese AND DEALER. IN BBW ome frceand, Meena Cees eaeat te fork x dene ‘at short gutice, xt 54 East ‘Broadw ay, near i r HOMER. ACTIINIS . wt second hant Aavil smith TTERNS irks’, mine ee nnd ‘tha’, Petrie bore gett fest ting Ae Fv 80 oni ae tn whole See Grea or part HMRWICK, & (326 Hudasoa street. TEAM ENGINE AND BOILER WANTED —A hand 20 horse power locomotive beiler: also, a4 8 horse steam engine, Apply @, Tl and 73 Water Srest. _ FIN ANCIAL. LL CLAIMS FoR he payment requ Avthy vo Re tnd Couschior et At 1 Bredvay. "Entresse on Dey Notice: “Usite Staves Taxascmy, New Your, Jue 1), 3058} Parties holding thirty (30) or more cou pony of the various loans of the United Giates, maturing July 1, 1808, are re. quested to hand them in, with schedules, at any time before- that date, i i Holders complying with the above will have their eoupone: examined, and checks given for them on the 80th June, after three o'clock P, M. haha Blank schedules will be furaished, upon application, at the interest desk of this office, , JORN J, C1KCo, ~~ assistant Treasurer Ua Wastrp or. LOAN TOR ORM TEAR. vEr ror preg mori ore (wice the aaoush. dares, 207% 2 DIVIDEND. —THE, KNIOKBRBOOKGR 87 ag , } nt wae te ee ir cont Couvet pipes oe 1,50 the earn es. a ‘Tplge Gate ce AKER, 00 Wall a miree, ‘betwee pened. ei i memibey one ‘cont rome ws ‘at a sacrifice, a fain: toss