The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1863, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAI "yaa, Jane 26—6 P.M, There is mo change in money. vearcity in Wall street at6a7 per cent; but the bankers are giving the brokers some trouble by discriminating against non-dividend paying shares. Commercial paper sells at5.a6 per cent. There fe a pretty active inquiry for debt certificates—new Assue. Geld has been inactive, the price hanging about 44% a 14524. Exchange is dull at 157% a 158. The excitement on the Stock Exchange to-day was on Harlem, which was expected to decline on the passage of the resolutions of the Common Council rescinding the grant of the Broadway Rail- way. Instead of declining, however, it advanced, rather to the astonishment of the shorts, After selling last evening at 72, it rose to-day to 97,a difference rarely witnessed in a single day, and a more severe punishment than the bears have suffered for some time. The excitement when the stock was called at the board was very great indeed. On other stocks there was but little movement. Erie and Central were firm. Pacific Mail was 1 per cent down. The Western shares were irregular, Pittsburg, Rock Island and Toledo being rather lower, while Galena was better, being quoted dividend off. Hudson River rose to 138%, selling in the afternoon at 137. It is understood that the company propose to di- vide the surplus on hand before 1st November, so as to exclude the third mortgage (convertible) bondholders trom the benefit of it and reserve the whole sum for the present shareholders. Tlinois Central was lower to-day. The road earned in the third week of June $107,000—the henviest week’s business in the history of the Hne. During the Grst three weeks of June the earnings were $303,791, Against $269,281 in the whole month of June last year. Governments were pretty steady to-day. In te afternoon the market generally was steady, ané at the four P.M. call stoeks were buoyant, the highest prices of the day being bid on all sides. The following were the closing quotations of the day:— US 6's, hp rey.1033¢ 8 108% Hudson River.186 2 136% US6'881,cou 109 910936 Hariem.,..... 97% 7.80 pen 1 &A.106 1063g Harlem pref... — 0102 G's of 1874 100° 9 100% Mich Southern 2K a iid Debt certificts.101 91013 Mich Soguar..116 a Ha American gold 144% a a7 m Central. 210236 a 102% Missouris..... — H Pitts... 8335 . + 92% Cumberland es 18 : tis c 1 9636 Fort Wayne... 66 6% . ms Pra duChien.. 53 — 0178 Terre Haute .. 43 120 91203 Tr Haute pri 9546 a Mie Chick NW 108% a 10236 The advices from Missouri are that the Emanci- pation Convention will probably adopt Governor Gamble’s scheme of abolition, to take effect in 1876, in preference to immediate emancipation, with a term of apprenticeship for the emancipated slaves. Practically, the difference between the two schemes is small, and, so far as the financial interests of the State are concerned, hardly per- ceptible. Slavery can hardly Jast in Missouri until 1876—except as it existed in this State and in New Jersey even a few years since; and, becoming a free State, Missouri will undoubtedly enjoy as good & credit as the other free States of the West. The Btate bonds, which are now selling at 68, with 15 per cent interest due on them, will probably at- tract the attention of the foreign capitalists who are such eager buyers of Ohio, llinois and Indiana Btate bonds. The Michigan Southern Company have declared a dividend of five per cent on the guaranteed stock, payable on the Ist. They have $170,000 on hand, without counting the June and July busi- mess. The interest on the third mortgage bonds of the Harlem Railroad will be paid on and after July 1 at the treasurer's office. The July interest ‘on the first mortgage ten per cent bonds of the Bacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroad Compa- ny of California, less the government tax, will be paid on and after the Ist day of July next by George T. M. Davis, at his office, No. 47 Exchange place, on presentation of the July coupon. We have received the following communication from an officer of the Cumberland Coal Company:— The company have always sent a portion of its products ‘to tide water by the railroad, and are generally one of the heaviest shippers by that route. At the opening of the present, season heavy shipments were made by that ; but tho scarcity of coustwise transportation and Ube high rates ostablished at Baltimore compelled the sompany to reduce its shipments by railroad and send the bulk cf its products by canal, as coastwise transportation gould be more readily and cheaply obtained at Washing ton. ‘The canal bis not been destroyed, nor has it been damaged to any material extent It can be Eis, ie complete order ina fortnight No damage hus done to the property or works of the company. They are prepare’ to resome shipments at an hour's motice. Ever since 1860 the interest on its bonds ‘and the expenses of its business bave beon paid from its degitimate operations. The aifairs of the company are in mach better condition at present and better entitled to Seg Ae rhea business men’? than they were in The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— Reoripts. The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company from the 15th to the 22d of Jane were as follows: 1862. 1863, Freight... 060 38,836 Dee, 10,188 Passengers 7,018 9,183 ine. 2,164 Maila, ho. 1.20 1,300 Inc. 50 oa $57,398 49,300 7,968 The statement of the Boston banks for the last week compares with the previous week and for the corresponding week of 1982 as follows :— Toye VS USMS, Sune 3). IGS. ume A, 18 “ $7 $399,571 63.055.2°2 of R50 654 , 94.788 Orrculation. TAL 48 Nt 115, The statemont of the present week, as compareil with the preceding, shows an in eof $24,014 fn the items of loans and discounts, $235,154 in eir- culation, and a decrease of $33,535 in specie and $121,896 in deposits. The first National Bank of Philadelphia has re estved its certificate of organization from the Treasury Department, and will go into active ope- ration immediately. It« location will be at the southeast corner of Third and Chestnut streets, The first National Bank of New York, with $300,000 capital, will be established very shortly, under the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The earnings of the ena and Chicago Rail road for the third week in June were: — 1862 1863 Increase oneesass The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail- road for the third week in June were: 1862 $16,012 00 1963 Increase The earnings of the Korth Penneyivasi a | Rail. road for the first six p May 31, were:— is of the fines Inerease...... . The carnings of the Michigan Cont for the year May 31, 18¢3, lows Farnings (rom y Frevg > 68 vilread as fol ending were gers 3,048 previous year is Teta The gain in oa ner the es follows Increase or ger earnings Un fre ght vee Total . Decrease on mivvolianeous.. Total inereass -Byuel to about twenty-five per "cont Over Jast yoar, and of forty-three per cont over the year ending May 31, 1861 The consolidation of the Milwankee and Chicago Railwoad Company with the Chicago and Milwaw There is no kee Railroad Company is now completed, under the name and style of the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Company. Mr. Walter S. Gurnee and E. K. Rodgers, af Chicago; Mr. Charles L. Frost, of New York, and John V. Ayer, of Kenosha, have been appointed provisional directors, who will manage the new company until the election of officers. Mr. Frederick Schuchurdt, of New York; John V, Ayer, of Kenosha, and Sidney O. Sage, of Racine, are appointed trustees to wind up the Milwaukee and Chieago Railroad Company; and Messrs, Blodgett, Gurnee and Witt, of Chicago, are appointed to wind up the affairs of the Chi- cago and Milwaukee Railroad Company. The plan of consolidation is substantially as fotlows:— The roadbed, rolling stock and franchises are put with the bew company, mile for m, Hasle Of $25,000 per mile, whieh amounts to. $2,125,000 The Chicago and Milwaukee Company receive a bond of stock in the new company, in con- sideration of the excess of bonded debt on the Milwaukee and Chicago road and value of depot grounds in Chicago... : Stock reserved by the new company pay ex. penses Making the capital stock of the new company, for shen qareitonien of une new company w i on. om Miiwaukes and Cl cago ‘Total bonded debts , ihe $1,750,000 The earnings of ‘the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad for the terms mentioned were as fol- lows :— May , 1863... May, 1862. Increare. Earnings fot Inorease. First week Firet week jo June, 1862. Jrarenee Second w Second week in Tune, 1882. Increase. The earnings of this road will be reported here- after as of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company, it having passed into the possession of that company on or about the 11th inst. The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company from the 1st of January to the 1st of June, as compared with the preceding year, are as follows:— 1963. January. 68.143 Februar, 81,750 March. 677 April. 100,904 lay. 107,866 There is every reason to suppose that when the crops of the West begin to move even this rate of increase will be exceeded. Woe ave received the following statement of the financial condition of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad on the 30th of April last:— Coat of purchase of railroad, equipment, &c..$17,928,772 Cost of sapplies on hand for current operations....... + -$198,000 Amount due from other companies Miscellanoous assets. Cash in hand...... 1,726,788 Interest on coupon bonds for four months.... ‘246,452 Construction expenditure for four months, viz:— ‘On eastern division. On western division.. To transp rtation expenditures for four months, viz:— Conducting transportation. . Motive power.. Maintenance of way Maintenance of cars General expenses..... Scrip certificates, Funded debt, viz, First mortgnge bonds. Second mortgyge bonds. ‘Third mortenge bonds re non- accumulative) Bridge bonds of O. & P. RR Depot bonds of Piabura. “Fort ‘Wayne and Chicago RR. Co..,.... oe 12,086,678 Amount due other hn mtesipgdl Miscellaneous Hin bili Amornt due J. trustees... Amount due for expenditures "in April and prior. Fete ee ee eee e ee 4. 110,108 _Earpings for four months, viz:— Miscellancous sources. Balance to credit of tacome account. ‘Total. Perreeeee err reter es $21.284,461 Accompanying this statement: the comptroller of the company makes the following statement:— The baiance of $183,871 11 to the debit of income ac- count December 31, 1862, caused by the provision made from the revenue of that year for the liens avainst the property when purchased, composed of the bridge bonds of the Overland and Pacific Pailroad Company. and the Chicago depot bonds of the late consoliaated company, has vince been entirely abs lved The not revenue tor April, after the deduction of all transportation and con- struction expen-es ad interest on the coupon bonds, amounted to $73,563 04, and from Junuary 1 to April 30 wt. to $221,441 79, from which litter amount , the above named debit nalance being deducted, leaves to the credit of inerme account the eim of $37,770 68. The apnroxi- mate earnings for May ult. were $418,709 82. being wn incrome of 10 per cent, and for the first five months, to May 80 ult. they were $3,047,630 84 being au increase of 43% per cent over the same period of 1862. The New Orleans Era of June ¥8 says:— The movement in business circles here continues very slow and Himited, and the posture of affairs generally gp mutans uchanged.. The awodtt OF ateriing i the way at exchange is small, and the demand ix limited. The rotes for bil gon London range at 164 a 165 and 166 a 167, seed. ing to the currency. Franes tay be quoted nominally at 8.40 50, based on legal tender notes a: the standard of movements Bank and bankers’ sight bills on New York command 2 a 24 per cent premium, Treasury neves outdoor, 14; a2 per cent premium. Legal tender notes, inemall'sums, change hands at 214 per cent premium. Dealers have placed the rates for gold at $74; a 50 per cont premium, aud for silver 35 a 40 per cent; but there js scarcely anything doing worthy o° note, ‘The importations of dry goods into the port of New York for the week ending June 25 were as follows: — Packayes. Va'we, 91 $149,778 aut 48,230 172 186,212 262 1 804 206 16.724 = 2 Withdrann from Warehouse. Manufactures of wool . Manufactures of cotwo, otires of silk Monn fuctures of flax... Miscelancous..+.++ g Entered for Warehousing. Man factures of wool, Manutactures of cotton i) etures of silk, Man ifactores of flax, Miscelianenvs Total Faipay, June 2), 1969 $1 6000 US 6's," 1.con 1004; 400 she ms Riv RE. 15 2600 Tr 7 Up eMORA 106 100 20 136 11700 a 10% 100 LOO USES 1 ycnew 91, 160 20000 Jenn 6's, 90... 61” 100 11000 Mismouri'6's... OT wo do. oo 0 ees a | 300 Amer Coal Com. 100 Bucks Co Lesa Co 160 Wyoming VC Co. 50 N'Y Con RR... b3 85 1% 1 121 $3000 U 8 6's,’74, can ie algo -whonennae 2000 US6's.. a nd 39000 10000 weer 6000 iB 5000 2foon Rut SVciisum 15000 Miss&Mo land ¢ 100 105% 8 jw 9816 68 108 ‘55 65000 eee gold, be | ; “3g Bo io Roading RR. 50 10 50 Chic & Alton RR. ND BOARD. 400 shsHarlemkR.810 800 do. do... ‘3 1 ito Mich Central RR, = ean -¥ RR.630 50 ChickRk Isid RR, 100 Pit, FW&C RR.b1O 66 100 do. Sales by fhe Eabie Beara. $5000 American gold. any 56/0 Missouri 6's... 800 she aca bs 9535 00 Frie Re preferred 10834 100 do......010 lossy 100 Hudso: Riv RR.. 136% 100 do. b10 137 ory COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, June 26—6 P. M. Astigs, —Saies of 50 bbis. were effected at 8c. for pets and 93<c. for pearls. 00 he ayo RR. do. . ‘bI 50 Pitts. FtW&ChRR. 100 Cleve & Rk Is RR ile & N 100 Mit & Prdu ch RR 4% 100 Galona & Chic RR 9644 100 Chic & Rk Isl RR 96 Bacs and Baccina were quiet at former prices, Brrswax was dull at 46c. 47c. for yellow. 12% aio us aN i gi ik rte 2 83 i Cin RR 159 RRex d. 9214 93% Baraverorrs.—Flour was rather heavy, with more offer- ing and less disposition among buyers to purchase. The day’s szles reached 18,000 bbls. State and Western, 1,300 Southern and 760 Canadian, within our quotations: — —Wheat was in fair request, but pri +34 50 a a a a revised eenas]8se RESSSSSS - Ss » « $s were less firm. ‘The day’s sales included 125,000 bushels, at $1 53 a $1 74 for white aud $143.2 $151 for red and amber Western winter, 31 = & $143 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, $1.16 for amber deen maie oe u at Thc, $1.96 tor Chicago spr! Corn wns a shade 000 bushels, including mixed Western. c. for sound, 73c. a 74 yellow and white ig and $1 50a $1 62 wer, sales having ic. for unsound, and ‘estern. Oats were ‘Tc. heavy at tide. ATT. Rye continued in demand at 97e. $1.03, with sales’ of 5,200 bushels. Farley and Darloy mait ruled quict at unchanged prices. CANDLES Were steady , but inactive. at Kes and 200 bags St. Domingo at 27%e. Corton advanced to 65c. a 676. . closin! Covi ue.—There was a brisk inquiry for Rio, of 000 bage were sold at hands at 3fc. which 34C. 8 30C. 100 packages Java 50 bags Marucaibo at 27%o. 6c. a 6c. for middlings, with sales of 1,650 bales: and by auction 212 bales prize cotton, at $1. a $1 04 for S 62c. for upland, Island and 62c. a T ves, Dyes and Drewoons were quiet at former prices. Fratnees were dul! at 50c. a d2c. for live geese. Fxnicnrs.—To Liverpool there were shipped 8,000 bbls. flonr at 28. 43d. a 28. 6d 7d. 500 ba'es hair at 363 and sailing vessel) ion 3,000 Dbis. flour at 38. 145 ‘To Bristol 20,000 bushels gri 000 bbis. flour at 2x. 64., 2,500 bushels grain at 8d. at Od. 125,000 bushels grain at 64d. 2,000 packages prov ons (Dd: 458.0 f d 258.0 00 boxes bacon To Gias- Foe: rk a vessel with grain, for orders, at 78. 9d., and another cn p. t. Hcy was selling freely at 85c. a $1 for North river vale. Hear was dull and unsettled. Hors were inquired for at 16¢, a 23¢, Lime was saleable and steady. Mutaus were quiet, without any remarkable change in prises. Motaesrs.—The principal sales fond 850 bbis. New Or leans, partly by auction. at NAVAL STORES were stiffly b Ons.—There was less activit material changes 4a prices. Provis ons —Pork was sale.ble and firm at $11 608 $11 75 for old aud $12 $7 a $13 for new mess, and $10 60 4 $11 25 for prime, with sales of 2,300 bbis. Beef was in demand, with ales of 400 bbls. at $0 nd $12 50 a $14 for ext: plain, at were inactive. in the market, $11 15 for Lard) was quite active at 9446. @ 10i4c., with sales of 3,750 packages. Of cut meats 400 packnges were soldyat 40. » fe tor shoule ders, and 64,¢. a 8c. fur hams. Bacon was ver; —_ Batter and cheese continued in bYc' aTMe. previous prices. Rae —About 60 bags East India were sold at 8i<c. a Mice was doing better, rh a demand having improved. SRDS were quiet at ol Srv m were dull, Scans were actively Taulow.—fales were 1c. figures ithout change in value. inquired for, with tuba. an’ 14650 boxes at 116. Niigec. a 12%je, for Porto Rico, Cubs. The Messrs. Stuart quo thus mer Ihe. ; best crushed made of Teas were firm and tn fair request. fooacro,-—The market was rather trregular, with sales at 18¢. a ie. Wirskey.—There were 500 bbis, sold at 4440. a 450. reported of 151 bhds, Kentuek! FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. 1X6. for fined sugire c.: pranuhited 14 \¢. yellow (C), 13%. per 175,000 Ibs, at Ie. o The prices of articles at Washington Market remain about the same as they were a week ago, when we pub The old list, therefore, will stand Lished our Jast ceview. good :— Say ‘Toners’ MRats.—Reof—Soup and stewing pieces, Bo. prime cuts, 140 a 16c.; ook use pleers, gh quarters, Te. a 00." a lic. Pocstky ann Game. —Turkeys, 150. a 160. ; duck#, $1 26 4 $1 37 per pair; The. @ $1 87 por pa le. chicke per dozen, per Ib.: ebuck ribs, Ie Te. a 180, a 1d0.; per ib, Mutton-—bore fowls hindquarters, 9c. a 120. Veal, 7c. ite, & erric do wild pigeons, $1 5 Fun. —Halibut, 12¢ ; eels, 10c. a 120 ; white fish, & striped basa, 120. a 14c.; See., muckerel, 1c. . acd, blue Vrceranirs.—New cabbage tos (mercers), 4c. a 1h holf peck: green pens | 10. a 120, dor; Swedish turnips, 8c bees, 6c. @ Se. do. Faerrs.~ le. a S00. 250 de loc, de pine py of vew cherries at fe. a 10e. per Ib.; new whortle eur: perrien , 0c rants, de, a 0, do, Bermod (tinshelled), 26e. new tirnips, 6¢, a 8c, por bunch! do.; Bermuda onions, ‘cod, Ge. haddock, 6c. porgies, be, : 6. a 400. each; HurrEex 20¢. @ 2. per Ib... salt flounders, d¢. per Ib, , Be. por Ib. 6ag8 12 & 14 for 250, 12¢. a 140. per head; pota- 450. a 500. per do.. spinach, 0°, do; cucumbers, $e a fe, oveh stringed beans, 60c. pet hali peck; asparagus, 12e. a Ise. bunch, parsley, be. da, Strawberries, fe. per basket: quart boxes do, oranges, 87¢ # The. per dozen ples, 16c. A 2c, ewok; Coon nuts, be @ appler, 18¢, a S70. per half peck. lemons, 18¢. a A etal sup per quart; gooseberries, loc. @ ize. da, Movements in Real Estate, By J M. Miller, House and jot 66 W. Housion st.,h 25x40, 1. Do. 817 & 8174 Groonwich at. b, 14x98, 1. 140 Do, 12 Pedtord sf. b. 20x26.9 1, 20x100 9 Houses and jots 162 and 164 Bist st., bet. Ist andy) avs., houses 20x48, lots Rouse and jot 160 1000 Moo’Rinst HST RO 2h0 1COV California Te, 191 600 9000 MOK Msitloer 3215 200 do bid 1374 4000 N York Cen 6’ 108 4 AILAT Haate pref. 70 | 600 N York Cen 7's do,.....B10 7046 | QoH0 Ful NY Ack iete 30 | 2000 Har he 2d mtg 8055 1000 Mie So eke fun a 6000 AIATH 2d 4 | 2000 Chi & NW 2d m0 84 €£000 American gold. Sy 4000 do s4% obs Am Fxeb Be aay | 390 aa toe Company als a5 Xs Cum Coal pref. My ys } page “Bh marten it pref. wo . do sone 98 Pp Pacis ‘e ‘Mail RO 100 Reading RR... 103% = 000 179 60 Mich Cantral RR. oy | ” +. 170% 400 M BN led RR ms | w &: b90 1795 00 40...,4..03 126 | Fight lots w 6. 4th av. Flouee & lot #. & Wx, for Lug, #A:N0 R170 AB Adow: h & SOUH Kt. ea, 25x80 By Wm, Keuvelly, 291b et. 22 ft. w. 7th ay, 24x08 Fhoure and outbosidings, with 6 acres land ward, bear Tubby Hook, fw ith MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marrica. ToN—Woon,—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, June 10.by by the Rev. ere Babbitt, Wituiam N. CLayton, of New Haven, Conn., to Lavinia M. Woop, of Tarrytown, Dovaz—CHAaMaxriin.—On Wednesday, June 24, by the Rev. M. Bellows, A. L. Dopcn to Miss Carouine G. Cua: ~ }, daughter of Johu Chamberlin, Esq., all of this city. Fixney—Livooun.—At the residence of Mrs. Henry Bed- Wy at Plainfield, N.J., on Wednesday evening, june 24, ‘the Right Reverend Bishop Odeuheimer, Bishop of w Jersey, assisted by the Rey. Wm. Quoper Mead, I), D., of Norwalk.‘ onn,, Mr Junius C. F. Fivngy_ to Miss Julia Hatsey, daughter of the late Luke Lingvln, Esq. Copeman Greenbush, on Tuesday , oh yet al by the Rev. Thomas B, Fogg, George (. Gxxer, of Ni York, to AvGusta G., daughter of the late Beajamia a Kirtland, of Greenbush , Hant—Piensoy.—At Westtiold, N. J., on Thursday, June 25, by the Rev. Edwin Downer WiniAM Harr, of this city, vo E1aza C, Pusrson, daughter of Isaac H. Pierson, Esq. , of Weatfiel No ards, Kitcox1—Sayre.—In Elizabeth, N. J., on Thursday, June 25, at the residence of the bride's brother, H. R Kimberly, by Rev. E. Kempshill, Rev. H. D. Kincurn D. D., of Detroit, to Mrs, Ormetia Sayre. Kinc—Ciarx.—Op Wednesday, June 24, by the Rev. Dr. bisher, President of Hamilton Coliege, Joan W. Kina, of New York, to Anna M. CLARK, daughter of A. B. Clack, of Clark's Mills, N.Y. Lacoer—BerKMAN.—At Motthoven, on Saturday, Febran- ry 14, by the Rey. Mr, Enyars:, ./:18 M, Lacosr to Appis A. BERKMAN. Prace—Bocert.—On Thursday, June 25, in St. Peter's church, Brooklyn, by the Rev, Mr. Paddock, CHARLES A, Pace to Av@usta, eldest daughter of Mr, John B. Bogert, of Brooklyn, Ronrmson—Dionr.—On Thursday, June 25, by the Rev. Robert R. Bocth, Jas. E. Rogseow to Susan C. D cxin, daughter of the late “cho H. Bates. Scorr—Tuoma\ hi Brooklyn, on Monday, Jane 22, by Rev. FE. BL Taylor, Mr Samus. H. Scorr’to Kats M., daugbter of the late 4: a Gregory Thomas. No curds, ‘Towr—Gneeve.—At Riverside, the residence of the bride’s parents, on Thirsday, June 25, by the Rev. R. B. Lockwood, Epwakp G. Tow, of prepa to Ann R., daughter of George Gieene, Esq. VoseeLLxR— Batt.—(n Thurs J. F, Messick, Jamn: §, Vossei.er, of New E. Barz, of Somerville, N. J. No cards. Wanazx—Howanp.— On Thureday, June 25, at tho resi- dence of the bride’s father, Clermont Terrace, Newtown, die by the Rev. H. B Ridgaway, GrorGs Warren to , daughter of Nathan Howard, Jr., Haq., all of this alty. ¢ * June 26, by the Rev. ‘York, to Jaane Died. Anpzxcon.—Oo Friday, June 26, Joun Hmyry, son of ares and Catherine Anderson, aged 3 years, 3 mouths and jays. The | Friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his parents, 86 Piko street, on Sunday afterno:B, at two 0" om Lowell, Mass. . papers pleaso Carter —In Biooklyn, on Wednesday morning, Juno 24, <a Euan M., wife of William H. Carter, in 1st the aeeciney and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 94 Pierrepoat street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation Downeuty.—On Thursday , June 25, at East Troy, N. Y., meee, of disease of the heart, Caruarine DONNELLY, wife of James lonnelly and daughter of Michael and Sarat Ann Bowe, aped 25 years and 4 months. ‘The remains will bo taken to St. Bridget’s church this (Saturday) morning, at nine o'clock, where a solemn requiem insss will be offered up for the repose of her soul. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice. Forruy.—On ‘Thurday, June 25, Michae. Furrny, @ na- tive of Ireland, aged 24 yoars. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 148 East Twenty- eighth street. Farnoy.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, June 26, Daren Far- row. an tive of the parish of Movil, county Donegal, ire- land, aged 40 years. His friends, and the members of the St. Vincent De Pau! Society, in Brocklyn, are requested tu atrend the funeral, from his late residence, 192 Front street, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock His remains will be taken to the church of the Assiimption, corner of York and Jay streets. Douegal papers please copy. Fieip,—Suddenly, at (incinnati,on Saturday, June 20, Joxt D. Frexo, in the 47th year of bis age. ‘the fuera! will take place from the residence of bis father-in-law, John A. May, Esq., No. 98 West Eleventh mest thia (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ves and frieads of the fumiiy are respectfully invited To attend witbont further invitation, Graversyp.—On Friday, J) ne 26, Cuas Lovis J. Grave REND, aged 1 year and 2 months. The rlative and friends of the family are invited to attend the fur eral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from tho residence of his parents, No. 6 'South Eleventh street , Williamsburg. Guivew.—On Thursday morning, June 25, Euza, be loved wife of Pe} A. Griffin, aged 45 years, The friends of the family, and those of her son, Henry J. Deviin, are invited to attend the funeral, this is (Saturday, ai ternoon, at two o'clock, from her lite residence, No carrlagos. ‘Gnu tony-—-On Thu ureday, June 25, Many /xw, wife of Wm. A. Gregory and youngot daughter of the late Cupt. Thomas Ketcham, aged 54 years and 9 months, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited t attend the funeral, Rac Vachehe! 1 ® ternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 66 South Fourth Ftreet, Wiilllamsburg, without further invitation, The remains will be takon to Cypress Hills for interment, Long Is and and Connecticut papers please copy. Hatrimp—On Friday morning, June 26, Gu-an Horr Harririp, daughter of rt G. and Charlot!o 8. Hatie'd, fo the 16th year oi her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of the family, 226 East Thirtieth street. Havson.—In Bro klyn, on Fridiy eeuies, June son Josern Hxxsox, of consumption, aged 28 year The funeral will be advertised in this eventey Kexyy.—On Thar June 25, Lmivcer Kenny, : of Jobn Keany, « native of Kings county, Ireland. The frienis of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Saturday) ufternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from her late residenes, 225 Sultivan stroct. Kimasay —Cn Thureday Meigs Jane 25,Hvcm Krer- ee a eed be Tok parish of Drumiane, county’ Canvan, Ire. nd,» years. Ris friends apd thoso of bis sons James and Thomas respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his tate residence, corner of Seventh and Lewis streets. Ph ten Friday morning, June 26, Axtowerre Fro. 2 years, 4 months and 6 days, eat child of fohn'H, aid the late Angeline Kip. ne The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her futher, $1, Orchard street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at wo oveloek. San Francisco (Cal.) and Chicago (Tll.) papers please copy Kerxer.—On Thursday morning, June 25, Gerarr Kan- wen, aged 66 years. The Taneral will take place from the Church de St. Exprit, Twenty sec nd street, near Fifth avenue, on Sun day afteraoon, at two o'clock, Luxvr.—At Peekskill, on Wednesday, Learn, wife of George Ewbank Leefe es and tate ee 1 pero yond AXWELL —At er Springs. ‘count; fifth day, sixth month 26th, oraee aires. se Funeral from Friends Meeting House, iret day, at ele. ven o'clock. Mel.xay.—On Thorsday, June 25, after a lin ring Me ness, Contracted jn the service of his country, at 5 of company E, Hawkins’ Zouaves (Ninth ‘re tt nt). oie friends and members of the Ninth regiment , New York volunteers, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) morn! ten o'clock, from the resitence of his mother, No. 133 West Thirteenth street. *~ Se mar cota retay On on, yen me. ARR. ursday evening, June 25, Extume, wife of John Parr, aged 39 years. : ‘Tho relatives and friends of the Been A are invited to attend the funeral, late residence, No. 685 Eighth avenue, this ( A fg seemed at one o'clock, Seans.—In Lenox, Mars., on Thursday, June 18, very suddenly, Naxcy F. Seana, of this city, wife of the late eee P. Sears, of Taunton, Mags., in the 634 year of Secon and Taunton papers please co} Brars.—At Fort Hamilton, on Thuteday, June 25, Samant, aig William S. Sears and daughter of the late Garret Hyer. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfull, invited to attend the funeral, from her her late renidenoe, cts (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘Townsrxy.—On Thursday, June 25, after a short illness, James, eldest sop of 0. H. P. Townsend aged 18 yoars. Tho friends and relatives 0 the family are Fe} ech lly invited t attend the fmneral, on Sui afternoon, at one o'clock, from bis father's residence, y seventh street, beiween Fourth and Fitth avenues, Townsenp.—At Middletown, Staten Island,on Thure- ory 25, suddenly, Hexay Townsrxp, Esq., lato of th. Funeral from St. Thomas’ church, corner of Broadway and Houston street, New York, this (Saturday) after- hoon, at two o’elck. Wausit.—On Fridsy aftorncon, after a short liners, Ronmet Wansu, in the lst year of hie ibe friends iud relatives of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 6 Minetta street Bunda, aie at tw o'clock, Wueow.—at Newburg, Monday, June 22, Same Wrisox, son of the late Captain Danie! Wilson, of Black | Rock, Coun, June 24, Heven +) Of New York The Maine Telegraph Company. Bayan, Me., Juve 24, 1803, At the annual 1 eeting of the stockholders of the Maine Telegraph Company, helt io this ety today, the fui lowing hamed ,extlémen wore elected directors for the eneving year —Hiram O. Aldea, James White, of Helfust Albort Paine, Jacob A, Smith, Albert Haiton, of | Hwngor; James s’Bediow, Wr ¥. Moreilt, ot Portland A Hayden, of Eastport: idward O'elen, ot Thomas: top, Ata subse,uemt meeung of the directors Hiram 0. Alden was elecieo President, and Wm. P. Merrili secre tary and Treasurer for the year ensnin Wrerkin Ont ches AND Tm WAR The following facte willehow bew well the fires of religion avd patriotion burn together 0» the same altars {t has been ascer. tained that outol ove hundred and ten churches in tlt no-mighth of all the members were iv the army— | g them sixty five eborch officers and nine minis’ ing. ax chyiaine Fourteen sons of ministers ar among the &«) Hut of one hundred and sixty-nine churetes ia Wisconsin, five minit'ere have gone as chap. lai, twenty-eight soPs of ministers are in (be ranks lao fifty students of Beloit College; one tn pine of all the church inembers are in the war. Out of forty-three churches heard from in Minnesota, ove seventh of the male members are in the army, among whom ar: chur eb officers and seven sone of miniaters, ' Arrtvals and Departures. ABKIV ALS. Asrpewany Dears) james Le Rona. Hen. gr OL Krath 3 mand two ciikdeen, Mrs big rey ee Val epi tw R McCa1 ers “ti ntson. M fs M_ Dinan HO et ee ne et Na aes A Wi » child, T li Burt, ‘Auuie L Havzard, 4 % Kan llock. todd, L P Feb ife, Mra F Webber, ai nd brother, Mri@ Fbat, A Grim woot, iW Gast n, Mrs MA Burk and tWo eiildien, Ls Bond, \! Russell, W Russell, W Sage. W Loubt, 1 M Guild, HA damberiioand 10) in the steerage. Ni y Owisane—Steamship Creole George, Mer, a4 40m. Mis MA Malla” Honora, Co: Wes GC Melina, Mrs Morim, Mire Robinson, dav Lid Howard, Capt WG Hav ry jako ard wife. J Ludawig. H A WE Rat. Mea fienty Gotan. tw) ch +) Mrs Jones and family, Mize Rebecca Carriere—and 70 In the stecraxe. LOST AND PUOUN NANNY Goat STRAYED OR WAS STOLEN ON ‘Thursday evening, just., fron 2 East Twelfth i copuee of apuaste Be tas low stay hain pon her Vack, and is giving mk. A liberal reward v ill be paid to the person whu will return her to the above mn: mber. O8T.—ON MONDAY MORNING. AT 7 O'CLOCK, e bos TL Seara old. He was creseed in gray pants, Hebi ket and brown cap” Any informat on given of hin weuld be gladly received by its hares CA. i erneur street, in the STPIN, CONTAINT A GENTLE * The owner wit reward ae finder Uberally, agit was a gift Sallator send it to 8t Chatham street, in the store,” OST—AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. CORNER OF Ls Fourwenth stron and Irving place, on Wednesday ater. noon, @ gold twisted top BR. | As it was der daed mother to her daw Ti ie highls.tF ral reward will be paid by returning it’ to W. ©. Dev street. beGween the ho irs.of | and $0 lock, OST=IN A BROAL WAY OMNIBUS, ON THE AFTER. dnoon of the 26th 1st, a ladies’ Portemnonnaie, containing from $17 to e linder by leaving the same at tie ollice 0: St. the Nicho as Hovel, will be Landsomely rewarded, F087 ON, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 5WO $100 TRRA. 4 sury Notes, going from Fulton to Forty-sixth mrect, Now York, “A iberal rewart will ve fiven, by leat in the same at 217 Forty-third street, between Eighth ani ‘Ninth avenues, a REWARDS. g ® REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, FROM 903 WEST street, a Pocketbook contaiaing valuable papers and paid The above reward will be given for the return of pers and no questions aske |. peg sy AKTRIDGE, 303 West street, $ REWARD.—LOs?T, ON ¥ h ATED UBOD AS « A BLACK and ian Slat, rearing p ips. Any percos veturaing her to sold Eaat Twenty-elzhth street, wil ‘the above rewai $5 & REWARD. “STRAYED | IN HOROKEN, NEA! a e) terry, Frid Booteu Terrier Slut; has a 0: hair off Wer bw re to the wane of Nelly Whoever will ret: en jeecker street, N.Y., w! re peelve the above reward, $10 % REWARD —LOST. A WHITE ITALIAN GREY- q efi 10 REWARD.—LOsT, THIS MURNING. ABOUT 8 o'clock, « mail Tight Hounds had on a silver collar, me. nd. with “an colored ears and spots on the back. r by Feturaing her to 238 Fifth avenue, will receive ined with flannel, marked Gil Whoever will return her to63 receive the above reward and hearttolt thanks of the owner, REWARD. -LOST, ry ‘SOLID ‘GOLD BUCKLE ribbon terday in the vicinity of Eleventh street and Sixth avenue, ‘The Onder will please leave it at No, 19 West Eleventh airect, or with Mr M. 8. Brown, No. 2 Warren street. $5 REWA . AY LA Kroome street, near Mroadway, a Gold V Chain; the former open faced, chased landseave on the back and white tuce; chain, flat inks, dvop style, The tinder Wail receive the above rew aud no tions asked by Raving it at the otice of F, Taveriot, 16 Mai ue. $50 EWARD—STOLEN, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 9) ‘ery lony tall, about 155% hance ti ve years old. . v over eyes, white on the nose.and the hair i. rubbed of the leit hip: also ® leather top Wagon, painted black, with 22D, tch ‘and ine red stripe; aes very Ligh, sia:low' body and wooden boot; new harness; ‘Won the winkers, and red whalebone ~oseticr, $25 for the recove'y of the articles stolen and $25 for the conviction Address N, Waldron, Livery Stavie, 88 Wash- $50) mrirae rag Gold Lev Wi ward and ne qu $10 RKWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO ons asked, at the office of James B. Agape’ s ee street. New York, or by the undersix Ath ney Pena. for the return of, Watch, lost from his residence om June 24, makers. FB. Adams « Bons. Loo: don, No. 72,560; gold English hunting lever. Watch, «i white face. La WELLES, zie ‘aye [{XCURSIONS TO route tu the ocean, NEY 18LAND.—SHORTEST Care leave Fulton and Catharine ferries, Brooklyn, every six minutes, connect with cars .or Coney Is and. last car leaves Coney from ferry at 7 A. First car from t¢ ‘wand at 10P. M.'s jake’ a grand excursion to je. ve Pee Grost, East FOR THE CHOLERA BANKS TTHE STEAMER L. LOARDMAN: Onpiain, Marshals om ‘Bandas, $5. nnd evecz suecscting Sanday wont Torther soeet, (ackeom, street, East river, at 6 o lock, slip at 6.90, and pier 4 North river. at Bait and lines board, charve of Pop Phi ame well known pilot, Amerson Cstwellt sonompantes the Lont $150. Sori make a tip ier eb Beenie ‘Koshelle will make & te stand Fort ehusters Wall ‘Biove ont Will leave Peck slip. street, 8:48; Ten PS Oupisin WARING. a SEW PUBLICATIO: Se J? You Want To KNow why negroes can live better in hot climates than white MEDICAL COMMON SEN! book for every oue. Cif ewe a Bed throughout A ones ii 0. ‘eney street, or ‘suthor, FOOTE, 1 Tide Broadway, N- y HE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW FOR JUNE So" rema. ‘Phosegraphic whortfata arcste ta , vorthan ana'iecerature: Earthuanes, ‘M Cs hee Sacquition, Spurious Preciow nen eun ~ @HE LECTURE SEASON. D*. Ts NKINS' hECTURE ON PROPHECY, THI ‘Wenth of the course, will be delivered at th Street chi-reh, corner of Greene ‘street, to-morrow, meSentng | Service at 1034. The public are inviced. SALES OF REAL ESTATE. couNTRY Fike ba FOR 8aLE—SITUA’ Bale fron the Ne ihe Now's York wind dr Rae enon rence on Rn opal ie house, £e. igre as a oy Atieen area rae a ‘quali: Seat fii erent apy toe OOD. No'9 White strane 6 & NY PERSON WISHING EITHER TO B A cae, or Olty Froperey, ping] ria hy ty ring Paciners tn busine ‘ARDSON £'CO.. 2 and $4 Nassau street, | °" > P- RIOH- ARMS FOR SALE—100 TO 20) ACRES; FIRST F Jand, Plenty ¢ of buildings, 4c. ; 42 acres, good but aking fine fruit and shade, handy (0 depot Call today on 8 i, Mt Fulton street, or Plainiield, N. J., who ham a moa is Fe, SALE OR TO LET—A copes RESIDENCE;, situated at Maiden, «n the Hudson river, three minutes” walk from sieamboat 28 fruit of ail kinds” Taynire ut 140 Wa ms 15) West Filteenth Street, of FENTLAN a é gtow market, or ay, aru. FOR SALE, GooD. NEAT GROCERY, city, for VERY NEAR THIS’ very cheap aa the owner ts goin all new eight wonths age; rent only $12 per menth business: prce only $30)’ Apply to F. D. RICHARDSO! ©O., 82 and #4 Nasnas sireet, pas? north ede ar 4 yo AND, beg | Hcwor store, neatly (tet up and in @ good es ure of P. ELL, 2 Bast Noth street. th South; ood \ AN INTEREST INA PUBLIC PLAGE: rest). near the eltv, where. 2 pl 1 in addition toa salary of $10) per month for Anply in the atore 106 Willian street, ul ONE “OF THE VERY BU ag GROCERY” sin Sixth avenue, corner a large- Dapmet $1, «) cash per week, uicely Ros woe finees rete unusually good chanee, RICHARDSON & CO., 82.and 81 Nassau street, OR SALE—THE DRUG STORE ON THE CORNER: of Third avenue and Seventy-firt street. Inquire as« Roe SALE—AN ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY: Saloon, in a good location and doing & ood business. Reason for selling, the owner is about to leave the city. Ap- ply on the premises 85 Sixth avenue, and bakery, near Jef- Terson market, OR SALE AND RENT—A FRUIT STORE: ONE OF” the best locations in the city—210 Greenwich s:reet. . Call at once, as the owner is going out of the city. HOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY FOR SALE—DOING A fine business, elesantly and wort $i furnished: . furniture, instruments and fixtures worth, $1.50; wae well 5 for $1,400. Only call and see the place at R. W. NELTOM., 1 25 WILL BUY THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX. wires of the Billiard and Drinking Baloon, 686+ Bros iway, the owner having other business to attend to, . Inquire ou the premises, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET. _ A GOOD LOCATION FOR a GOOD Rt RESTAURANT to let—No, 65 Franklin street, secom from > Broadway. LARGE ROOM, WELL LIGHTED. TO LET—FOR 2 restaurant and bar, in a hotel where there are thre Rundred guests; the only bar aud exclusive right to supply food and drin® fo the whole house. *App'y at the Fran House, corner of Frankfort and Wiliam strects, AKERY TO LET OR LEASE—WITH FIXTURES» complete, on the corner of Forty-seventh street and + Sicond avenne, Inquire of J. MOORE, corner of New Bowery and Cliver str: OTFL TO LEASE AND FURNITURE, FOR SALE—- Now fui! of boarders and doin: a good business; loa long lease; newly furnished and perfect: o-aeesion immediately. Parties in want i pac do well to give this their immediate attention, aw v7 will be disposed of very low, accerntol the own F go. Ing to iurope. For f riher joulars apply to JOH Lt. & SONB, 15 Nassau tion very fine; order: ARLOR FLOOR 67 ELEVENTH STREET, NEXT” Fifth avenue, to let to a physelan, dentist or gentle Man requiring an apartment without board. Rent, unfnr- nished, $5 + be furnished if rent were liberally in- cation i@ most desirabie. Rx wegel ITH STEAM POWER TO —TH rts of tloors (83x36) In baling Non un apd tid Went ‘Twenty-seventh street. to let, with ps Is well lighted and ventiluied ind adapted for any: Dusiness, ere on the prem se o liar, m the new tenement houve vale Rent $398." Apply at PANNING Bs Bowery. ot BHORE.—A FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET. beautifully situated at the pcan of Nevermink, New> Jersey; hax all the alvantaces and. river hai!:ing,,. ‘Sc. Apply to Mra, JARUS, Highland Home, of at 62 amity” street. LET—THE three story with basement. taped — oF ben FINE NEW i APE agar aR RS ) ONE, ROOM ON THIRD: lerge flo with barn tok let ‘ow to satisfactory Sirtee” Apply as above. T° LET—THE REFRESHMENT BARS ON npg Eramboat Rip Ven Giane god two barges for ihe + Goods sociation, exiraion of the Dr rks’ Karly Closi on Sati wiv 4. further fr oe i inquire PULLER WROTIER: cheater E: 1 Bowery, corner of Broo ti re RENT—SECOND FLOOR, WITH ALL MODERN: improvements, in house 57 Henry s'reet, Rent ow 10 tenant, Jews need r: eran MISCELLANEOUS. EF ENCH FLUTING—FRENCH 1 ELUTING, scried inthe eat manner, at tfewehodra’ notice, by SBWELL & CO., 476% Broadway, top floor. Bye ene EMBLEMS Seta tanya BEEN: odopies in play ef oTeoty Zeers aap. The id om. of a repu! blican jnetitutions, using Kings, quect ant "Fha'hrtericat Oaiacompany the imiti in introdueing, Rational embiems in Ing carde. and the success of ‘the experiment pee The di jemand tor the Jr. Paying Cards. te exiraortinary, ‘and has force. company wo. for manufacturing. The~ ind ane ao shields, stars flags. Coloned in place of King, Goddess of Liberty for Queen and Major for Knave. “These are emblems so fami'iar to every woman and child itv! America, these cards can adopied aa readily and used with a8 little inconvenience se cards bearing forvign emblems. Who that lives under the Stars: Juans! 9 hes, will not say they are prefera\ie’ Who - Fag iy Uaion Papas Gebvtespel eae Wace ha ew nate u is are in el nt wt) ema ee Keep them in when not in use. These again are put up Im andsom ne se ey conventence of i # ine sent post on receipt of Ly con re ‘American Card Company, 165 Willig street, New York. SCILLATHA NG Rip ad Bea Meng WANTED, ONE of Wm. Hiating Bo those used on pilot boxts. App to A ore, 6 Will ANTED—TABLE edly Leo one = R WITHOUT iso Bhow O street. drawers: B. B. Herald gon Asxamay AND a PANCY about hte tine perontanr LECT, RES DAILY, FOR GENTLE: EN ‘at the New York Muse: n of Anatomy, nis ons: he New York Hussam of =o ot Prk WORKS. —HADPIEL UNION DEPOT. —LYON Cortlandt sireet.—Ail kinds of n'nnd 1 temey pwewornn Fiags, Bauners, Cannon and tein this line for the trade and eabibitions, Goods ‘warrante: ch ula, Bea coms Telsscay koe Will be soid reasonably oy ep jersey STROBER, foot of Warren sueel IRANCIS BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK to he choice breeds of Stock fur sale, a, boa a] mae Plea Kxterminaior, Ac. $0 cents per 4 ue, She Dvgs boarded, Trained, do. Ru 0 Butler's Medicines tor al PORTING —FOR BALE. PAIR OF BULL TER. Flere, one Spitz Dog. wo Foodies, two smail biack and tan Pups; aiso thies spall bieck and tan Terriers, three Beotch one DOL excerding five pounds, ail ‘of the Purest breed and excellent ratters. eat fo 9.1 jOuN GRAY, Pelt at street, first [ASTED—A vinst RATE 8E OND HAND DOUBLE barre! shot Gun, about 10 ngiish anu me ture; nome otlar wanted for paid, Address, FOMNIE Re, A* ELEGANT ASSORTMENT ©) ROCs k woue run for ta erty of Europ Kool wid ; Bingeres, Bureaus, Ae. made to order for the mibser Iber itiew. om. MIDDL TON, 13 Weet Twenty third st., iear bixtl weente, bai Bocour ror casi — ies boug’t for casi ab lS toets. A large DANCING ACADEMIES. AND beh TO NIGUT AT MMé get the soiree to-uig CLOTHING, HAVING AN p dlenon of ra 7 calling at Pratl sweet, near Ceurre. WATCHKS:; JEWELERY, &. NO hnont wu neeeee ve PAID FOR DIA i ice wiven for eaperiaiively © Hair Shawls way pad Broker, S12 Brow! sy SAUVAGE AIS werker etoret, | at he tene to, Dou (for WANTED TO PURCHASE—A LOT OF GIMP MA- hemes Address box 4,807 Post office. FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM on floor wanted, without Board, or only & ingle genceman; must be well furni house must have modern improvements, between Fourteenth and Thin ath str eam Fourih aud Bish Saver ith oe or ae ouly need not rey Address i,, box 484 Post office iil preset HOUSE, WANTED—OF GooD su sue ie ith avenues and Fou nd ty Sia once to tase posagsslow auguct 1 ‘Addrens + ) pity COTTAGE WANTED—IN THE NE yon Sistons & Areshiza ot p chars distaass fro ™ ort “Aap es oe wos fan ORNISIIED HOUSE WANTED-FOR RESONSIBLE private family; would purchase Ons? ; POeweASIOn HOW or in two or tl silt js worth, Call_on ADAMS & 60., "963 near Fwonty-third street. y ANTED TO LEASE—BY A ResPoNsinLy, PARTY iwi Houses adjoining exch other, in perfect or er, Le tween Fou ih avenues ant Fortieth street’ aod Madi: house: ferred, Address A. B.C, Lie TENANT, 25 YEARS OF A’ and a kind dixporttion, 18 desi cocoon en ALN & young ins bor witow Indy ot we goo! look ny ant af tele ate, hecond New. York nt cspon dence conducted Fin-er'iy ta obtain a bus: ING LADY OF 23 18 DreTROt 8 gentleman, with » Miss Myre Gove, Saxonvilin Sons Govk. MEDICA Ade PRMALE Pi ySIGIAN AND Ac- Amity. po 6, munker ft his special prac. female compasits, from whatever cause on tr THE hy unl er of Surgeons, Tei wensttes de. thi ae rate en Noee ity ian place. 19 charge wi eared, Swodayn, frou HA. Mi. to 12dy PM.