The New York Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1864, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepwaspar, April 13—6 P. M. ‘Te stock market was again unsettled thts morning, and oearly alithe leading shares fell off im price. Com- pared with the highest cash sales yesterday, Brie prefer- Ted stock advanced },, Miinois Central 3, Cleveland aod Toledo }4, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne \, Alton and Terre Haute 5, Chicago and Northwestern 4;, Chicago and Aiton 44, Pacific Mail 2%{, Cumberland Coal 2, and Quick- Silver Mining %. New Yorks Central declineds;, Erie Railroad 14;, Hudson River 2, Harlem 634, Reading 1, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien 1, Michigan Central 1, Michigan Southern *;, Galena and Chicago 2, and Chicago ‘and Rook Island 3 ‘The market was better sustained in the afternoon, and Prices took an upward turn. The closing quotations were:— New York Central 144, Erie 125%, Erie preferred 118%, Hudson River 157, Harlem 175, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien 86%, Reading 1643/, Michigan Central 157K, Lliaois Centra! 151, Galena and Chicago 145%, Cleveland aud Toledo 155%, Michigan Southern 115%, Mississippi aud Missouri Chicago and Reck Island 134%. Alton and Terre Haute 85%, Toledo and Wabash 744, Cumberland Coa! 867), aud Pacific Mail 134. Prices of railroad shares at the first board to-day com od with those obtained on Weduesday of last week as foliows — Aprit 6. April 13. Mow York Ovatral.. . dy 18854 Bc preferred. 112% dson River 15655 Harlem. am Reading. 164 Michigan Central. 159 tehigan Southern 16% nots Central ..... lay Cleveland and Pittsvur; ie Chicago and Rock Island Milwaukee ana Prairie du Toledo and Wabash. . Pittsburg and Fort Wayne. Alton aud Terre Haute Chicago and Northwestern. Chicayo and Alton, . Paciiio Mail .... Cumberland Coal Cantou Company. . Quickstiver Mining. ‘The tollowing were the quotations for government se Becurities — Five-tventy coupon bonds Five twenty registered bonds Seven «nd threo tontbs Treasury note Rogistered 6's of 1852.. Coupon 6's of 1851... One year currency certiic Fives of 1865... of 1867. Bixes of 1368. Oregon war joan Exchange advanced to-day from 198 to 196, and closed dull at tho latter figure. Money coutinues active at seven per cent, and the sup- ply is abuodaut The speculators in coin were rampant to-day, and Qlmost beside themselves with the idea that they will #000 be able to run goid to two hundred—and the present Prospect seems to favor the impression that their hopes are oot doomed to disappointment. While these move mets are going on among the gamblers, the members of the United States Congress, who were sent to Wasbington by thei: constituents to protect the faith and credil of the country and to look after its saiety—the former doing iu greater jeopardy than the latter— fre wastiug the hours, which at this time ure more necessary than ever before, to be devoted to devising means for the preservation of our national fiuances, in tuiking over each otber’s political Gntecedents aud prejudices, and reverting to former ac tons of political parties. Tuey see the rapid progress we ere making towards finarcial ruin, and they know that the power to save the country from such a crisis is in thelr hauds, and yet they permit their partisan feelings to carry coem away {rom the performance of their duty. Tue spaculators have reduced the value of the tegal ten dor Treasury gotes to but very little over one-balf their full valine. aud yet Congress neglects to make any move- ment ‘owards checking the rapid depreciation of the goreroment paper. A® will be seen by the quotations Given beiow, the premium advanced in about ove hour to-day—between fifteen minutes after tweive and a quar- tor past one o’clock—tnrce and a quarter per cent — interest on now 1 ‘clock A. M. o'clock P. Mon poe 10:15 o'clock A. M. 12:55 o'clock P. M. 10:30 o'clock A.M... 1 o'clock P. M 10:46 o'clock A. M 1:15 o'clock P. M 11 o'clock A. M. 1.30 o'clock P. M TLS o'clock A. M. 1:46 o'clock P. M.. 11:80 ovci.ce A. M. 2 o'clock P. M.. 12:45 o clock A. M. 2:30 o'clock P. M.. 12:15 o'ei-ck P.M. 2:45 o'clock P.M... 12:30 o'clock #. M. 3.15 o'clock P.M... 12.35 o’ciock #. M. 3:30 o'clock P. M. 12.40 o'clock P. 4 o'clock P. M 12:46 o'clock P.M... —The market closed comparatively weak at 1785;. The Bales during the day covered a large aggregate amount the greater portion of which was ou time. Messrs. Adriau H. Muller, P. R, Wilkins & Co made tho following sales of stocks and bonds to-day, by order of the Executor of William Mandeville, deceased:— 100 shares Merchants’ Exchange Bank, $50 each 100 Mechanics’ Rauk, $20 each . 100 Greenwich Bank 60 Metropolitan Ba: & New York County tank, $100 each, 50 Maubattan Company, $00 each 100 Firewan co Company , $17 each, 133 $4000 U.S terest January and July... 130% 1600 NY City (Water Loan).......... 10836 1000 N Y City 6’s, 1876. (Central Park Improve. meat Fund. m1 4000 NY City 6's, 1887." (Central Par Fund)... 118 300) Hodson River KR Co, 24 m, 7 pc reg b, with cou, due 1686; int’ June ‘and Dec, $1,900 each... Sane 123 6090 Erie RR 2 Tp id March, $1, 000 each 11 40 7 ¥ Coa RR6 pe dds, due 383; int — ‘and Novy. , $1,000 cach . ie sist i =e : eee eae Su00 Lyr cer. . sinOea ak ra aug 1 My 3 a Teno: Wounbs, a. 3 we few 1 1700 x ssourl 6’ Ta 4 Horwish oor Ba. rae TOO Mi pg % | —— 1 2.00 California Shio & Misscer.. Geteest SenZteee 100 do. 100 do. ‘Dw Clev & Tol RR. 400 lo a 100 Chicago & R du do. $0 came 6 - 3 139%, Camb Com: pret Ld To "do. ol) 6 80D 1 io. SB ou Meccan. i Bora 148: °) a P as Ba. ee do. 88) 5 WadkK.siv 725 is oy it 16s a7, 5m) Alton at riiaateRe Bou sks te pref li ra » bd BS do. bio Esp 15) Chi & Aiton RRiewe 9% 10) Marietiaacin Het pl 56 wd ba 2)! MariettakCinzapre? v4” 10) Ha StJo RK pret, 70 700 # : 20 Mariposa Miningeo 39 100 Geogory Consol: Co 45 WO do ah 80 Gregory oud thicago eM RL G1 rte BN Min Co nl Mast RR Ob Co.Colerato 6 Le ao bw) oie Nat | Bank 10) Gales at the Pi pare ; iid ne Onie & NW He ging KO Olio & M ie oe asec Re 125) ye Pate r ‘Wadi Habs ferred iit By Be proton iw mia Paver NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1864.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. Tol & by fie Mail Central Amer Traa 103 Ganiertad 0 Coal. 88 do ¥ 400 American Goal... 110 300 Quicksilvor Mg Co. & 2 do » Oe 20 2 87 Joo 400 500 Galen: Bhecteve & Toledo RE. 200Chic & Rock I RR oo do. CITY OOMMEROIAL REPORT. Wapnaspar, April 13—6 P. M. Asurs.—Recipts 33 bbls, Market quiet and unchanged. Breapsrores.—Receipts 6,457 bbls. dour, 90 bbis. and 935 bags corn meal, 8,795 bushels wheat, 1,258 do. coro, 8,409 do, oats, The speculative fever in the Hour market rua bigh again to-day, and the advance was 25c. a 40c., and holders seemed to part with their supplies very re- luctantly even at the extreme prices pald, Of course the big advance in gold was the great lever by which the market was thus forced up, seoing that the export de- mand has long since ceased, and the legitimate home trade inquiry is no greater now than it was a mouth ago when prices were two dollars per boi. cheaper. The re- coipts continue remarkably light, consideriog that iniand navigation is open. A sale was made of 1,500 bbis. extra State, deliverable last half of May aud firat half of June, seller's option, at $7 50, which is 50c¢ below the price the same grade of flour brought to ‘The sales for immo- diate delivery were 18,000 bbls. State and Westera, 2,000 do. Southera, and 600 do, Canadiau. Rye flour sold to the extent of 250'bbis., at very full prices, Corn moat was in speculative demand, with 1,800 bbis, sold at an advance in prices. We quote:-— Superfine State aud Westero flour. Extra State. Choice State Common to medium Westera.. ¢ Good to choice do.. Extra St. Louis “i Common to good Southern .. Good to choice extra do. Common Canadian... Good to eboice extra do Corn meal, puncheons.... wares —The advance to wheat to day was fuily Se bigher a8 e3- tablisbed by actual sales, though the supply 1s so light that business was necessarily restricted and prices largely nominal ; sales 70,000 busheis, at $1 75 to $1 80 for inferior to prime spring ‘Chicago, $176 a $1 82 lor Mil waukee club, $1 95 tor choice amber Micnigan, $1 90 for common white Canada, $2 for white Western, and $190 (or winter red Western. Rye was quiet, but dearer; sales 500 bushels Jersey, at $1 35. Barley met with a inquiry, with safes of 25.400 bushels at $1 48 a $155 for Canada West. aud $1 50 for likuois. Io malt nothing transpired. Corn was 1c. a 2c. detier, and more active, Sales 40,000 bushels at $1 3334 & $1 3455 for old Western mixed, in store, and $1 35 for Western yellow, afloat. New yellow was held at $1 35. Oats were in better request at 880 a 90c. (or the range. Corel ag dull, but firm at 43c. a d4c. for Rio, sales of moment. Corton was firmer, and active at 80c.@8lc. for mid- dling. Sales 2,800 bales FRRIGRTS inactive and depressed. The export move- ment {s much restricted in all directions by bigh prices, And ships loading muss take freight for almost nothing go away in ballast’ Yo Liverpool, per Americaa flag, 500 bushels peas at 2d., 7,000 do. wheat reported at 1d and 7 tons tallow, lard and bacon reported at 2s. 6d. per (ou; per neutral, 250 boxes bacon, 128. 6d.; steamer, 100 boxes bacon. 208., and cotton 3¢d gow, per steamer, 100 tous tallow at 20s and 100 tierces Jard at p. t. To Marseilles, per neutral, 200 tierces lard, 55 irancs. To Hamburg, per neutral, 5,000 hbd. staves, $18. Rates of (reight to San iraucjsco tend upward, as suitable vessels covtinue very scarce, and held for ex- treme prices: indeed it is difficult to induce shipowne: to go to California at all, for the reason that freight money is received there iu currency, while all disbursements must be made in gold. The war risk 0 adds (0 the cost of the voyage, and tends to render it unprofitable, especially as employment there is upoer- tain, and often unremunerative. Most of the vessels now on tbe berth are getting 50c. per foot, and clippers about to go on are held for 60c. per foot and 1c. a 134¢. por lb The Shipping List reports the following charters:— ‘wo or three ships, under 700 tons, from Chincha Isiaads to Cork, for orders toa port in tue United Kingdom, guano, at £4: & Bremen ship, 1,032 tons, from St. Joho, ar) to London, deals, 61¢.; a British bark, 530 tous, cee Newburg (oa port io Great Britain, oak timber. 358.; a schooner, 163 tons, from Trinidad, Cuba, to New York, molasses, $3 75 ander and $3 50 on deck; one, 150 tons, vo West Indies and back, $900 per month ove, 200 tons, fant $960 per month; one, 98 tous, $600 per out fiors steady, with sales of 75 bales at 23c. a 30c , ac. cording to quality. MOLASSES Continued quiet and firm, with sales of 200 bbis. New Orieans at 90c. a $1. Perper.—Sales of 3,400 bage in bond at 21c., cash. Psas.—A sale of 7,600 busbels Canadian was made, for export to Liverpool, at $1 25—an advance of $c. on last sales. Perroteum.—Receipts none. Tbe market for crude oi; was greatly excited to-day aud prices were very irregu lar, the rates varying to tne extent of 2c. a 3c. a gallon. There was an active demana for oi! on the spot, and though there were sales eariy in the day at 35c.. there were subsequent sales as high as 37 4 37',¢.; and “set- tlements” of “contracts” were done as high as 38c. The movement was wholly illegitimate, however, Some par- ties having bought up the “coutracts” for this month's delivery were endeavoring to get posaes- sion of the Dulk of the oil om baud, so that they canuot be filled. By thie moans prices bave been forced up and a very large margin es Ubiisned between the “contracts” ani! the market | price. Jt is « shrewd move on the part of the speculators. Ke fined in bond was quiet, but fully lc. higher. Free was in demand and Ic. higher. The saies were 7,000 bbis. crude (mostly contracts), chieliy at 35c. a 3Tc. a 374,¢, for 40 @ 47 gravity, on the spot, and 36c. a 38c. for for- ward delivery ; 2,200 do. She in bond, S4c. a 56c ; 1,060 do., in Philadelphia, 52 4.500 do. free, ote a 68c., on the spot, and 68¢. a 6tc. for forward detiv Ben- zine sold to the exteat of 690 bbis., at Sic. a 358. on the spot and for May delivery. Provisions. Receipts, 286 bbis. pork, 2,193 packages cut meats and 2,137 do. lard. The excitement in the hog product continued, and the large rise in goid helped the sellers to get put up prices. The tnarket was greatly exclted, however, and prices were merely nominal. The demand for pork at the commencement of ’Change was not not 60 active as yesterday; but the large advance in gold created great excitement, and ao active demand en- sued, when an advance of 26c. to 5Uc per bbl wes eatab- lished with little or no trouble. A pretty large business was done, chiefly on speculation, at the advanced yates, but sales were .resiricted by the firmness of sellers. Beef was im fair demand, aud prices ruled in favor of the seller. Beef hams were quiet, but beld Ormer. Bacon was in moderate demand, but the gales were generally at higher prices. Cut meats were tp guod demand, and priees were higher. Lard was ac: Live, excited and nominally at },c.a \c & pound bigher, With @ pretty large business at the advance. Butter was 10 fair demand, and the market ruled at firm {rom 23c. a 45c, & 46c, a8 to quality. Cheese was firm at 16c. a 185;¢8 10c ‘The sales were, on the spot, Pork.—6 000 bbis at $24 75 & $25 (or old mess: $26 4 $26 37), for new mess, $23 50 4 $23 75 for pew prime, $25 75 a $26 50 for prime Westert $25 374; a $25 50 for thin mess, and §25 50 for old . for future delivery 500 bbia mess for May at §26 75, snd 600 bbis. new do. ior June at $26 25, both sellers’ me tion; also 500 bbis. prime mess to arrive at $26. 1,200 bbis, at $14.8 $17 for plain mess, and $17 a $19 ior extra do. Beet hams —60 bbis., at $26. Cut meats.— 1,200 pkgs. at 10 11 4c. for shoulders; 14%. a 150. for short cut bams, and 15 ‘cc for long cut do, Bacoo.— 450 boxes, at 13¢. for Cumberland cut: 13c. for short rib. bed: 14¢ for short clear, ana 16\c. for long cut bams. Lard —8,000 bbis. and "wes. at léc 414%0. for No 1; 143¢c. @ 14%. for fair to prime, steam and kettle render- ed, and loc. for fancy , algo for future delivery 2,500 tes. for Juve at 14%o. Scoan was firm, with moderate sales of 750 bods. at 14\c. @16c. for Cuba and® 15%0. a 164c. for New Or- leant LOW was active and dearer; sales 250,000 Ibs. at 13igc. @ 1dc. for Eastern, Weatera and city—the latter for Butcbers’ Association. Woot.—in consequence of the advance im gold and ex- change operations in domestic aod foreign woote were restricted; but a fair business has been done at ad- vanced prices. Sales 170,000 (bs. domestic at raise 8 80c. ‘or low tocboice fleece’ ‘26,000 Ibs. pulled at 740. @ T8c. for eu to extra; 25,000 ibs. California, Larondy 420. a 47c. ; 200 balos Mestiza at 3734c. a 40c. , 250’ oales eee at dic. a S2i¢e., 90 bales washed African at 52ie., do, Rio Grande to arrive, aud 200 do unwashed ayes on private terms. Wuiekey.—Receipte, 304 bbis, An active demand pre- prey) with sales of 5,000 bbis. at $1 17 4 $1 20 for ‘Stato and Westera, closing at the top pr: FINANCIAL. PINION OF COUNSEL ON FoURTH Bank dithoultes. NATIONAL Nuw Youu, April 9, 1864. The following resolution, adopted at a ‘meeting of the guard of Directors of the Fourth National Baak. of the ats Vwsiaat, bas been submitted wo us for consideration, viz — toe} tow Proscadiag, and that the A\ be submnitied to him immediately.” the casasion of this resolution was aa | informal meeting or eotue of the atockholiers, recent! al Mr. Opdye § house, at whica, ip consequence forinnate ditterences of opinion existing betweeo ta jority ot the Board ot ctors, in regard to ty oMiee of President, a decided disposition wae mani ented to mind up the bank and it was determined 00. the Partof certain of the swoeklold would t. Wi cal ‘ Tha Weedless tor us to say, for it | everybody, that there ls no aevessary connection oF relation berween Ube action by these stockbolders and the ity which bi Th osed remedy 1® not an appropriate e fiiness or wae fitness of the Pres office is one which is to be c ed by itself, in our judgment, upon any prinetple of i foade 10 MNWo Ve the proposition of winding nat it sugh proposition hes uo ober basle, end Ie supported OF po otiet cobsiderauog, ihan the pers@ual pre‘erences those who take sides with the President, and who re determined either to keep n in office or dest e asuitution, i\cannot 4a our judgment, bo said (0. ha uy proper‘or muMicient Wi 0 advert to this polnt be think tha jh ted I! be pearmitt all, ill onty Aho banks to be broken for thet purggee be conduct. v manner, and, if posible, in @ vith @ careful eonsideration of | all the difficulties azainst which pradence requires Rash and basiy neilon wa ial te a just aod candid epirit, an | vision should be made, lead 10 04 ion and litigator m cangot resu't ouber wise that ‘ajuriously to the fatorena corned Nothing ls betier netted than that if the mootholders de sire 10 act in their aggremave capacity in order Ww effect oe Rovorntve, butno sui Board of Dire a th visa of the of Directors; aud by caren p rovsion of ibe Arucies of association, the directors are authorized ail by laws that may be required to regulate tee of the association; and in regar meetings of the stockholders, they follow in exact form of by iaws which has by the Cor roller ‘A Ye enks it ihe cennraton Of the Currency as a guide to of such regulations If, however, the by taws are to be dlaregarded, then the question as (o what notice is neces: in order to bring ‘about a legal and effective assembly oF meeting of the stock holders, is au open Oug. aod can only be determined by re ferring to the genera! eousiderations applicable to ihe sub Jeet 7*Who can dedinitively decide this question ao as to leae tha matter free from douvtt Who can say whi of a notice is uecessary? Must it be @ pereonal been deemed essential in some cagest or a "S the mails, or by means of the newspapers? BI five, ten, twenty or thirty days’ notice’ The provides that thirty days? notice shall be of the stockholders, for the ‘Act of Congress ivenfor a meeting foc’ of electing directors 00 day; and itis fairly in yf such notice was np would any short be id proper for any other Mockbolders: meeting’ {fit would, why? aud how. muci shorter might it be and answer the requirements of the iaw as to reasonableness, tn order to give effect and validity to the meeting which tt should annouce' the effort to meet these inquiries will present to any un- prejudiced mind the great {mprudence of departing from Or disregardiny the provision im the by:laws tpon. this sl. to do Our judgment it would be the heizht ef folly d that there is uo other safe course to pursue tn 2 meeting of the stockholders than to give thir — of such meeting through the newspapers, It wou! i, nk, be imprudent and unsafe in a leval point of view Io puraue any other couree, if the objects to be sc: complished in calling the ‘stockholders together were ordinary and legitimate ones, but when the purpose is either to effect radical chanyes iu the structure of the bank as al- ready organized, or ip Jeet 80, of indiffereace to ordinary piecautions hardly to be ex pected of men whose own interests are ut stake Tf a legal meeting of the stockholders shall be held, and @ majority stall determine to wind up the {a suitution, te inquiry Presents itself whether that canbe done, and if 80, ti The law itself under which the bank wae organized, contains uo express. provision tu regard 10.8 voluntary relinquishment of the corporate privileges of as- sociations ereated under it; the only winding up which it contemplates being a forced one for insolvency or positi' violations of law. Nor does it seem to contemplate au { dennite period of duration tn the creation of such associa. tions. language of the eleventh section 1a that “every association formed ot to the provisions of this ft may make at have successic ying provision establishing ie bank te the 25th of February, less. sgouer dissolved by the ‘act of ‘the ma ony is surplusage merely, or bas any legal effect 19 8 question about which there may be a great diveraity of opin- jou, aod in relation to which we not come to a conclu sion. One of the objects - and its primary object, was to provide a tional’ currency.’ The bauke’ (ormed udder it become, toa certaia exient, 10, strumentalities of the government to accomplish that pose, and whetber it is within the meaning Object of the law that rersons, after having been permiited to acquire the rights and privileges which it ac cords, can voluntarily turow of the duties and obligations which it imposes in re:erence tothe national currency, aud in reference to the national debt, to say the least. open @ discussion. But while cpr pinion ups these points, we are of the canoe that Teens, words the seventh article bave operation only as jock holders themselves, and can giving to the vet of the majority tne would be given tu the uoanimous act of the w! Cody of the stockhelders, if uo such quatifoetion were sa the articles of avsociation. ‘In other words, they have agreed Anong themselves that the act of the majority sual! ve the een the we no further alice thas tution can be di ng done beiore it can be evectually accaplished. To the tirst place, the stockholders must surrender the instituuon; and luthe second place, the government must accept, auch’ 6ur reuder. ‘Ghaneetior Kent. in is Commentaries tvol. 2 p. S11). says. —"The better opinion would seem to be that's eorpor tion aggregate may surrender, an‘ in that way dissolve it- felt; but then the surrender ‘must be accepted by soveru- ment, and be made by seme soiemu at to render it com plete.” Angell and Ames, in their Treatise on Corpora lous. say (sec. 772) "In this country the power of a pri vate corporation to dissolve itself by Its own assent. seems to be assumed by nearly all the Judges who touch upon the point; although it would ‘seem that as “there are two parties to the charter compact, the perry ‘ot both would be necessary to the abrogation of {t. Judge Oakley, in deciding a question raised upon this point, York Marbie Iton Works va Snith, reported (a Diers Re ports, page 362, says, “No corporation can be dissolved by a mere resolution of its directors, stockholders or members, nol even where ail its members coucur in the act sy the of this State there are only two modes by which the dissolution of a corj oration ‘can be elfected by the volunrary action of fts ment The one by a petition to the Su: preme Court iu which the statutory powers of the Chancel lor are now vested;” (and whieh mode ing could mot be fesorted to in cave want ‘of any provisions of law applicable tu corpora tions formed under the act of Congress) “the other by a formal surrender of ts corporate rights and privileges vo the State, aud in the first case the dissolution is not com pleted until the Prayer Of the petition bas been granted by the court, nor i second wat the surrender has beea accepted by the i Dt. To the same et! Waiworth in the case of tn 7 Paige's Reports the directors of the the assent of the stockbo their corporate allairs of the corporatior among the stockholders, u thority of a act of the Legislature. or under the decree of this € t solving Such corporation in the manner prescribed by !a\ he proceeds to «ay, “every corporation is, or at least in legal contemplation is supposed to be. created on account of the veneit which the public at large, or some particular section or class of i derive from the ex- erclee of lta corporate powers, es well as for the individual beueit of the stocklolders of ‘the company.’ Tn this view of the subject, we cannot too strennousiy urge upon all persons concern uty and propriety of acting with deliberation and nspection in whatever Sotree (bey way dovermine vo e; 1 do noting hastily or unatvisedly; to bear in miea that legal action only can have any et wh rand that auy other kind of action tuum Beeossardy be disregarded Ly taose \pon whom the duty and respousibility ‘of taking care of the bank has been devo ved. VARIS, SOUTHMAYD & CHUATE AMOR Goup ce OMPANY sete decision made by Chancellor ‘ard ve Seu 1 i id wind up distribute the $1,500,000 . $10 each property of ipin county. ‘Terrivory, hundred tee ef nining clams, ou the following rich gold. Dearing lodes in Nevada district, viz Pi D “CALIFORNIA.” These claims ure among the very richest and best in Colorado ‘Au ampie cash capita! of One Hundred Thousand Dollars has been subscribed for at par ‘be bovks open for suvscription to @ mited number of shares, at tive dollars per share, at the oice of ET. H. Gibson, Esq., No, 54 W AMiaim street, to-day, at 11 o'clock, FICERS. s 7. B aibeon . Poor. as it ecretary and Treasurer Favaties. B. B. PALM. CORI Luts BUSHNELL, HENRY J. BIG HENRY V. Poon. B. T. H. GIBSUN RIGGS oe MINES {patogs, ORE. county, Colorado. Cal 008 aber Piven aust ars " J. Smith Garees Wm. Presideut—J 1gg8. Freorarer WALTER, R Esbol Lawton. Becre Counse! yoo oDw. ‘ED. OHA RLES ai Wiatog Soperiaiondent fice 36 Cu neers BRigas. —— Bee BcoLp MINING COMPANY MINES BOMTALL GREGORY. go, LODES, GILPIN YX. OO! CAPITAL, 51,00) F 8 JUD W_L LEB, Colorado. ANTHONY ARNOUX, New York bg) Gi i Jn, wae FR SIH tae Leonate T, Waahingvoas CARLOS P: 100, Eresigent—¥. i b. Vice President =. Je LEE. Tressurer—W AL! ise E LaWtow, SecrearysD., Lint! OH: Coiasel-JOmNS. we EW ARD General Director—MYLO LBk. OFFICK, NO. % OLIFY STREET, NEW TORK, YORISANNIE GOLD, MINING compa: C 100,000 RES, 78, EACH, OR pee OeFORTONTY — OFFERS a profitable investment, ct ‘a few respeotable gentle- ve, bndred dollars ak ia vai uapie Biaing ere. perty in init State, where oie tavestment ¥ tinh aunty days. ‘aliress ‘a. A Aa eral Gr00Ks. Tae INTEREST ON aorte or. se, e May Bevin ken. Bask. The iranster bee 'HEW T BRENNAN, ponders or Tasance, Court er Apriit, 1s oe ROLUAW's OrrioKg Cite [NTBRNATION Fi L INSURA: ©0 OF NEW Youn MEANY Ofice, 113 “Brosdway, CASH CAPITAL, ONE Mt MILLION DOLLARS, ‘The International Fire Tosurance Compan bavi oash cay of $1,000,000, ali ie Propared i to fanure ovo tind 3! property ic tact mt rae wa Mir ey Frengeas. Gronae W. Gavacm Georetary, FINANCIAL. rt TMINING OOMPAMY oo ready, MOCK Are BOW tte odlce of the Company, sa 2 amar nt the prospectus aod reports and epecimens of the ors ere of 20, 40, 60, 8 and 100 fot, ear heen ©. G. MEASB, Secretary Ge JouN B. MURRAY Fas Baus “AND si BROKERS, seer New York, suet commisston, (PTH REGULAR AND PUBLIO BOARDS. ee “GOLD MINTS 90 COMHARY, a aithe office of tyr peorn. ‘all street, for subscription to the hy ype atthe auecniptine pe price of $1 60 per pd Qyaae [MOULTON AND VANDYER 1 street, Ne " DAY & BUSHNELL . MINING COMPANY, OF COLORADO, CAPIRAL $5,009,000, to $00,000 aivares, $10 exch, ‘TRUSTEES. JAMES J. DAY, President of New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Cony pA CORNELIUS S. BUSHNELL, of New Haven, Conn. THOMAS CG. DURANT, Vice President Pacitic Raiiroad et. Ginsoy, corner Pine and William streets, New 1 WintHnoe GRAY. No. 7! South street, New York. ..DWLN, corner Willism street aud Exchange ba New Yor, ob i BARLOW, comer William street and Exchange ace, New THOMAS H, PERKINS, City Exchange, Boston, GEORGE COOK, of Cenirai City, Colorado. orricans, President, JAMES J, Da’ Boeretary snd Suaagares: ‘ri OMAS CHALMBRS, Ja. Bankers, Messrs, M. MORGAN'S SONS. New York. Counsel, Messrs. Ma. RMN & SMITH, New York. Measrs REED & WAKELY, Colorado. President Manager” ana Director in Colorado, GEORGE Books for subscription for pure purchase of 80.000 capital stock of the company will be opened al ares of the r office on Subscription ‘Tuesday, the 12th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M. price $8; $3 to be paid'on subscribing; $5 payable on the doch inst, ‘The property of the company consisis of upwards of 3u.000" feet of “gold Dearing quartz vein, “selected eapeelally for’ its formation, during the summer of last year, from some of the richest and best developed veins of the Terri- to the speculative excliement now ex- Decial reverence to a safe aud profitable invest. mentofoapital. ‘The advantage It. possesses for profitable working of its veius, with is ample working capital, and the number of claims it can offer for sale for the formation Pera rel Ry moat desirable investment wa over offe to the public, LEON & VANDYKE, 19 Wall street, New York. Qc OF THE © satire pee INSURANCB CO., New YORK APRIL I, 1 {At the annual clection for directors Bela thie day, the fol bade entiemen were grants chosen: oeeree focussee CP rae RmeE Y Facet tarts cee 5 5 ITRONG. BS DENUURISON. KB. ag EPO & > btm Se, ia 5, > Of: WILLIAMS OPDYKE At a subsequent meetiaz ef the Board, TIMOTHY G. CHURCHILL, Bs’, was jansaimousl selected Presiden: EMBYS, Secretar; EB OF THe: PITTSBURG, eis WAYNE AND daiiway Company, April 8, 1364.—Dividend on 1 of icectors have this day declared di 2 stock the company 4 eadiag M al last. and out of the, wet ar -ugbot guid quieter, payable (free of government. tax) Shand atter tie Loti day of May prox, at the ‘general office of theco nnasy, inehe city ot Pittsburg, to the stockholders whosed: vk 4. 9 books there, and at the agency of 0.) N. ‘ail street, in ort. to the stocktiolders whose stock there. e company will close at 3 o'clock ad remain closed until 10 o'clock day Of May thereafter. By gtder of tha BOAKD OF DI ECTORS, ue company ( Wiusiow, Lanter & New orth q the city of stant FFICR OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT Company, New York. April 11, 1864.—Notice is hereby e this di call of an tn. =| be paid at the time aioresa: i, with all the ‘previa yments thereon made. be forfeited, the entry of which forfelwure for the non-payment of saii instalment wilt be made on the 3uth of April, 1364. The transfer books will be closed on the 22d and opened on the 28th of April, 1364 A J. HAMILTON, Secretary, (OFFICE anizona MinixG “COMPANY, NO 3! PINE STREET, New Vouk, April 7, 1864 Notice is hereby given, ia accordance with @ resolution of the Board of Trustees ‘of tue Arivona Mining Company passed ‘bis day, that Dooks will be opened at U ice for fen days from the date of this publication for subscription for the baiauce of ‘he reserve, stock of suid company at thirty tive dollars per suare, in gold, payable ta four monthly jastalments, 6s follows — Ten doliars per share, in gold, on Ist day of May, 1866, ‘Ten dollars por suare, in wold, on ist day of June, 1804, Ten dollars per share, in gold’ on Ist day of July, 1864 Five doliars per abare. in gold, o0 Ist day of August, 1964. The stock wii be. vinent of the las ment. “Sait ButTERWoRTH, ‘President P OSPECTUS BELMONT Goud" ai! MINING COMPANY. CariTaL & $5,100,000 ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE OF MINES AND MINING PROVERTY IN COLORADO TERRITORY. " AUGUST BELMONT. IDAAC BBLL. ORTH, 5. LM. BARLOW, pROBBRT L CUTTING, rasgip WILLIAS'B. DUNCAN, VICK PRESIDENT EDWARD CUNAKD TREASUIW AUGUST BELMONT. SHCRETAKY. WINTHROP SARGENT. SOPRRINTENDENTS IN COLORADO, ee OHN PORTER, Lon F. DUNNING, Superintendent ‘Ganed a Otlice, New York. NKERS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO. Crone BOWDOIN,*LABOCQUES & BARLOW, New York. WAKBLY & REED, Central Ci'y, Colorado, “WILLIAM B ae 8. F. BUTTERW: {OLD S™8 ogikiwa SOMPANY, OF COLORADO. CAPITAL, 200.0)) SHARES. ISSUED FOR THE ey Pee BASE OF MINING PRO- The property of thi olmpacy compriae. 186 developed’ prod uel Te ght eek ieee 2 eloped, produeta; crgieary’ Aorap call: siec tairip-sing nd a twenty-four amp mill ee a ee} HAYDEN, ” President Chatham Bank, resident OS. Warehouse Company, aaa cry Le te ay, Fprestieat Providence. wad Bowe ee bs git i Adriaace, fe, ett & Oo. Be, Backet Belcher MuesELL, Piatt 0, 24 Platt etree. . LATT, OBRARL 1c Y, x Mewar carn WA BRAio,§ huge eecade a fe sare 5 HOOE mall Ue, opened at the oflee of GEO erent i Wali saik on pend ven olde sol fidentes will be del _ AMERICAN GOLD MINING COMPANT, May shares A ares mk Shook at are now open EIVERMORE, OLBWS & CO., $2 Wail street, VENUF SAVINGS BANK, Tee er turd avouue pune and Twvocty-aixth street daly trom 10 A.M. 19 3 P.M and on M se capaaa tia ate eh ungt hon. on ali Sous (trom Blt ited on or before APRIL 20 draw interest Cee ree. ONCE K: GREEN, Preaiica "Rton and RLLY, Secretary RACIT: IGHTING AN 1 ANTHRAC TB O48 110) AND WBATING of subseription for a 00 alaree.0 tal his company will b@ opened at our office Wa'per ‘coat payante og sabe le Oa at fe ab he Work progreces agua 6 CO. 4 Brouaage dace. FINANCIAL, HR RENNES! T Sse aa OURS Pisce, oinamm ISIOMAL DIRECTORS. lon. Thos. Rs tat ‘Bed. Mauaging Direotor Grand Truak Rall Fee xine, Fea. Hudson Bay Compaay. alter Stanioy, Rent, MP. Tho Oe ser nol oi ott, - Moasra. macpouaal'e "AVIDSON, io. 2 ee Exchange, Mon! some SE RITCHIE, NO.'Ss PINE STREET. t PROSPECTUS. tetors of cer tng She proetts the wale tate ain ve Cat faite in the id bes form a NING OOMPANY. ri me enenganeiaiine or bilge a the county ssible from the audiore sta- lou of the Grand ‘Trun Kailway, over ait excellent. road pasa atire le rough. @ Welt culuivatod, fartils and’orodantee conor” Popuatods The property’ has a frontage of 2% miles on the Rive Loup, oue of the principal tributaries of the Chaudiere, aud Ma pedetrated bealdes at twa points and in tt atte dent ‘ortage an: Weller's Rest rivers respecti » bot! of them tributaries of the Du Lou ail These riversare al! of well ascertained aguriferous cha- racter, and bars full suficientin their course through he Above described property to allow of their waters bel hydraulic method of gold washtug of late adopt. 2) auceesstul reaulte 1 California aud Other gold ca ter frontage of the propert; jnivere above aacoed. is upwal re are besides, some joreee, etre tergecting the property at vario acter to the mala water eter to, ey fal Xplorations and experiments made tn October of last ar, in the diluvial deposite along those rivers (witbin the [mite of’ the property tm question), ‘proved them to contain the precious metal in such quantities as to induce the, ex- pectation that here the miner will be richly rewarded (or and in many instances earth taken from the ‘eight of from tirty to forty feet above water was found to contain gold particles tn sutlicient pro- ato ensi.re haadsome returns when Operated on by The Lydranic process already alluded to It 8 propsed to place the capital of the company at $500,000, divided into one hundred thousand shares of $5 each | upon ninety-two thousand shares ove dollar per share be pai @ supply the amount in cash for which (he iy to the company. The said uta be payable on ‘the iesiie of the tock certificates, which will not be tat the whole number of shares re been subscribed for Beyond s sinalt asseesineat of perbape: siz pence per share to form a fund for management and en expenses, it is Rot contemplated that any furt eed be made pon the stook, and for such aseeasment the whole of the shares, with the exception of right thousand allotted to the oriuin’ Stor of the projects will be allke lable, he eight thousaind shares referred to are to be treated 94 pai’vp ia ‘ull, and therefore wholly unassessable, From the kudwn richness and value of the property which isto form the basis of the, pro association, the pro- Jectors of the Kennebec Gold Mining Company confidently Guticlpate that in the course of the ensuing suminer the shares will be ip demand at rates far above their cost to the frat holders. Appenced toy oe pros pectus are extracts from the able reports of Sir ean, chief of the Geological Survey of Canada, coring the estimation in which Paracel ing ed authority ods the Riviere du Loup and its tributa: for their auriferous qualities, Seventy thousand shares have already been subscribed for in Canada, and the balance are now offered to the publie at $2 per share, payable ou application oT MERRET: of the subscriber, J. ig, i 85 Wall atreet, The subscription books will be prened oo, ‘Thui , the 14th instant, at the office of ‘in H. Berets, 3 Wall street, late of the @rm of Berret & Fi HB BROAD TOP T COAL AND IRON COMPANY, CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY a 40,000 SHARES OF $50 BA The subscriptiga Look ls now open at the office of Messrs, Jerome, Riggs No. 46 Excl $17 50 vor muck, payable 88 on subscribing aud 1280 on the 4th WORKING CAPITAL $100,000. This company own about three thousand acres of the Broad Top Mountain semi-bituminous coal lands, carefully selpctod afters thorough geological Bir New Haven, in his report upon ulets in similar in cba- and into which her these lau made 3 ae weeks since, uses this language — “Snould you be fortunate enongh to ‘secure this property I have no healtaion in stating that I beiteve you will be the owner of ene of the moat magnificent coal properties in t! "And again he saxs:—"It is, in short, another Cu riand coal deposit, ia a greatly lass area, more readily ac- cessible and nearer the market.” Tue reports of other emivent fectite and mining en- giucers who bave also evamined these lands prove conclu. sively that they coutaiu all tue coal deams of this celebrated a Letters wud certificates of some of the largest and of steam engine. locomotive and other manufacture iron masters, ratiroad and steamboat meo, attest ‘th periority of this coalover the Alleghany, Cumberiand and other sem!-bituminous coal. ‘Six known workable seams of coal underlie the whole of these iauds, making an aygreghte of some thirty.two feet of the very best semi-b:tumiaonscoal It is also the neat coal of this character to market, both by railroa and it can red im New York and Philad lower price than the Cumberland and Alleghany co: The timber on these lands is of large growth and the mo: valegbie cade and wilt yleld, 1 ie Setimated, ity. dolises yer acre. pe, Vast amount of ‘rich Iron Ores is also found upon the property; and, from the ciose contiguity of oval and ore. Competent men bave pronounced this to be the best location in Penusylvania for the manufacture of tron. Many openings are already wade in the coal seams; and the coillery now being erect@t near Coaimont wii\ be soon ready, itis Cantar to seud coal to market. All ‘he Coal & ny upplied by the Broad Top and Huntingdon, jasivania and the Reading Kailroads, aud tue Pennsylvania Canal Companies, ‘The village of Coalmont is upon this estate. About oimety unsoid lois, several miners’ houses, a iarce boarding house and a well finished novel—forty by eighty feet—are included In the purchase. HE sti TOP. COAL J AND IRON COMPANY. ITAL, 40,000 SHARBS, OF $5) EACH. ‘Books ‘of Elie oeon for @ lmited number of shares of this company will be opened at our oflice on Wednesday, 1 As. ae JEROME Rigas & ‘6 Exchange ‘ae i HB PEOPLES’ GOLD "AND SIL R MINING ¢ com. pany, chartered by the Stat Decembe: 1863; location, southern tains, south of the celeb: re from this bereaiter. Rico samples ta ae No.8 mine can be seen at tueir transfer oMiec, et, room No. 4 Re BROADTOP COAL AND IRON COMPANY. CAPITAL 40,00 SHARES OF $50 EACH Books of subscription f ted number of shares of this Company will Ue opeucd at our office on Wednesday, April L JEROME, Fad & CO.. Ke place. NITED STATES GOLD MINING COMPAN ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF TE STATE NEW, YORK IN 75,000 SHARES OF $2) TRI we wuiTeWiigitty Jr Now York. . A BOOTH ork President President. oe and Treasucer, Books of subscription for the sale of $7,500 shares of the ggpltal stock of, thi company rill be opened, at the odio of . T. Morgan & ‘illam street, on Wedn aprit last at llgelock a” Me sod clove ti the same day. Should a lar, number of Soares thag that above tudicated Ue auvecribed for, they wil be allotted by the Trustees. Subscription price, $10 per share. pagable $8 at the time of mupearibing, the alduce on the eall ot ‘ustees will repens WiitRw ate Biae BT, ie . _Naw Yous, April 13 ‘80 $1.000.000__ COUNTY OF NEW YORK. PROPOSALS FOR $1,000,000 SOLDIBRS' BOUNTY FUND BONDS, {Betag the balance not awarded on bids for $2,000,000 Opened Gprita, 1864). Sealed proposals will be. reoetved at the Comptrolier's Once until Saturday, April 16,1864, at 2 o'clock P. M., when the same will be publiely opened, for the purchase of the whole oF any part of the eum of $1,000,000 0f the “Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds,” authorized by ao ordinance of the Board of Supervisors, passed March 18, 1866, and by ao act of the Legisiature of the Stave of New York, passed Febru: ary 8 1864, being the amount oot awarded on bide for 62,000,000 openea April 2, 156i. ‘The mld bonds will Leariniereat at the rate of six perceat per annum, payable semiannually on the first day of May fod November tueach year, and the principal will be re. doemable as followa:—Five hundred thousaud dollars No- vember 1, 1889, and Give hundred thousand dollars. Novem ber 1, 1390. is, The proposals will state tne amount of bonds desired aa: the price per one hundred dollars thereof; and persons whose proposals are accepted will thereupon be required to deposit with the County Tréasuror the sume awardedsto them reepectively, age On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts of the County Treasurer for such depouts, the parties will bo ea. titled to receive bonds for equal amounts of the par value of te sume awarded to them, bearing tnterbet from the dates of paynient, Each preposition should be_ ee be sealed and endorsed “i'rop0- sais for Soldiers’ Bounty Fond Bond and enclosedina ope, addressed to the to the Comptroller. ‘The right ts reserved to Feject Any or all of the bideit considered necessary to proieet or Promote the Iatorests of the gounty. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Vomptrotier, — Outr oF Baw Toms. Derancwnnr or Finance, Gonrrnouiae’ oe ie, SAR aROEAL bis: AR ani we ae BE ES U7 fens G3 Oe el Sirner of Varice Senecdes sro to B * reat ‘on oF before A pe reat Ln Mey ‘ape tear in dy os = 4 EB. V. Baven w* ry —y FOR bans oy J YEARS AT 7 PES cent on first class sect neither real ealate aoe stocks. 4 idregs Loan, He erald of . ANPFED—ON BOND AND MORTGAG! até W. Sen ply to 101 $10.000 Hale io it PERTRETCA. fi, 418 Third avenue, TO cr rd six =e CENT, OW first bond al city pee: for a term of three. or five years. “Applicants ‘aust location of property. Address Antic, Herald ot ail fa ‘improvements. four, reand eoroerst Bi an our legs and case; coat ill be aokd for $809. Suits, covered with brocade; coat $400, ores, Carpets, Paintings, 4c; in use 7 moutha; will be eld ate moriice, | Tnquire at its West Twonty-third street, ‘ueet Bixth avenu A, SPLENDID PIANO FOR $225—G. & H. BARMORR, frst prise ‘manufactory $43 Bleecker street; seventeen 8; warranted for five years; without exception hey piane made; testimonials from most distingul artists BASS SINGER DESIRES ‘A SITUATION LW & qua:tette choir after May 1; is a good reader, and f anitae with the Episcopal service, Address A. C., He (A SOPRANO SINGER DESIRES A SITUATION ‘some Protestant chureb, reference given. dress Soprano Singer Herald olices GOOD BASS WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRO- testaut church. Address De la Grange, box 1,018 Post a Oflice for three days, (CALENBERG & VAUPEL, MANUFACTURERS 08 overstrung grand aud square Pianofortes, the very beat and cheapest now in the market; warranted, fo writing, fod five years, Please send for @ circular. Warerooms 99 and 1WifBleecker street, second block west of Broadway. |ONTRALTO SINGER.—A YOUNG LADY, WITH & fine voice, under good cultivation, desires a situal as contralto singer in a Protestant church in Brooklyn; class references given. Address box 41 Brooklyn Post ofoe, T2 pee ae MUSIC BOOK, mr 4, FO! violin. Gute of cornet, 35, canta, mailed; con! popular wi Non ib Ni Trish Ne ¢ i Haven gb ical ae ‘uments of every description, recipt of 8 Fioe list Sent On rect EDERICK BLUME, "8 Bowery. Mis & BAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS POR families, churches and schools, re oe — fession as greatly anperion to harm ane and Pat other small or; (See our onunttated, aan for explicit testimony helt te auporiority fromm @ maa jorily of the moat eminent oe rica). Priced each» CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. The fen rapulation of our Gubinet Organs an fone ——e jemand for them have induced advertise culte diferent instruments as Cabinet nt Organ and in others to represent to purchasers and other reed organs are the same thing. Pie is not true. The excellencies of our Cabinet Organs, whichthave them their high reputation, are the result not merely. the superiority of their workmanship, but also in large measure of essential differences of construction, which, being eee fd, cannot be used by other makers,” from these area thle better qualtty and volume of oe ae inthe for expres ry Cabinet O: boards fai the words *Magon f RAMLIN LN GapiNEe ET ORG. nly wareroome in New ¥ T Heiser See eee, eget MELODEONS, Pee oe yoni! Ley od ai 8, Piano Stools and atiaawet usic Merchandise, and all kinds of uments at wholesale and Pianos aud Melodeons at great t bargains. New Pianos and Melodeons to let, and rent allow Mon! Bash pat forragcor Tort aume: aboe angen lp yaid for second hand plan |ORACE WATERS, Kent, No. 431 Broadway, N. ¥. HANOFORSE. FOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN for cash: price $100: has iron frame. French gread Action, round corners, \d brilliant tone, aud in per- fect order. Call at 104 nitty n street, near Canal. RECENTOR.—THE ADVERTISER RESTRES ation a4 precentor or tenor ins oe New York or Brooklyn; is experienced and com; 4 once if requrired. Address Crotohet, box yi a ollice ae HARDMAN PIANO—FSTABLIBHED feo af 4 tory and warervome U8, 120 and 124 Amity fons visiting the city in want of a good pi ‘would do well tocail and examine for themeelves; warrant for Ave yeara, Ty VLOLIN.—~THE Molt lettin MOST PERyROE and beaxtiful instrament taught by « new nd enay h snow! . GORD. mettod in courses of twelve lessons; @ thoro usranteed. Terms moderate. Apply to J. Sixth avenue. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS BASSO, FOR AN BFIA- TW ropa! church, quartotte; ealary $000, Address Basa, Herald ouice aire —__—— ANTED--A “A SECOND, Oar af syn OCTAVE Steinway Lt tation F, stating au terms, when and where heen be one INSTRUCTION. DOLBEAR'S COMMEROTAL ACADEMY. © vate lessome %. é Broadway. gentlemen or boys can have id Dusiness writing. practical bookkee} and learn more of business affairs in o1 ae at boarding sehool At THE ENGLISH BRANCHES, INCLUDING BOOK- Keaping. writing, arithmetic. algebra and grammar ae (aught at TOWNSEND'S Com: I Academy, 26) Bo near Houston st Separate rooms for ladies and for Wate iuvcriction. Special attention given. to commercial branohes ‘No classes, Open day and evening. Terme moderate A GREAT REDUCTION. —PUPTLS: Mea cg | this month will be received at one-half the usual Sharges. | Tuairvction Io Penmanship, kkeeping Arithmetic. Beparate root or ‘OLIVER B. GonpsmrrH. 756 Browiway, corner of Eighth street. LT MANCHA & BURNS’, 86 CANAL STREET, YOUNG men are practically prepared for the Mie 5 eX 1g Aud Commercial Arithmeti — plied in business. Terms reason: Writi lessons, GR Beparave apartmeut for iadies. Open day and eve! axconien, ning. PARISIAN ELDERLY LADY OF EDUCATION and rodnement desires a sivuation in @ first class yout rding sehool or private family to teach the renal : no objection to go @ short ort cinanes Se the coun| Fimontals, ‘Address - Zs, Herald omen, MAN, AGED 27, WITH GOOD REFERENOES ae with “eight years experience, desires situation fully competent to teach the En; artnet, menth then od mus! eat t A tutor or teacher brauches, rudiments of ‘the claesies amd vocal music. dross A. K., Herald ollice GoveRness—a TEACHER OF THE ENGLIS! fad music de Mt ¢ for Board; position in © fam! xh ee 00, Address ‘I any ben 14 Herald olive. UARDIANS OR OTHERS, DRSIROUS OF SECUR- ing @ home in the countty for children, where will receive tustruction and evs care and kit sary to render ttareal home (a very Hate Sumber oa being received), may hear of such a one Mav's "A Coe, itiddtetowa, Orange county. Now" ERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, ASTOR place, and Woman's Li pyniveral sity itd ite Washington park. —Prof. 10 commence a course of French by his new, a and practical method. Apply at the desk of ether library. OTLOR TO PARENTS. PUPILS DIRECTED SEMI naries—$120 to id each presented with » some outtit. tier to Peasheres-Deuirael tinually reported for com ot oa ert lpg Rey EN Sd way, (opposite the U Uni ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY howsekesper, eomy toa | a. lady, of has recetved a Gnished e for tout days Mise Grave, Union Bquare Post ‘ANTED—A GERMAN LADY a8 ¢ teach two children the German an and piano. None els, those com, tne terme, ac. G Lo a RA ten Ef station G, i bos DorTION, A BEAUTIFUL FEMALE hate andoyee Gal opt; three months old; dark bair for the days @t 400 Tenth avenue, corner of THURSDAY, 11 A. M. SOIREE OF FOUB- DOPTION.—A FINE, parent, 5 of American bepizen to station D, Ast roome street, by thelr bro aur, [*GO8MATION WANTED—OF | BL aoe Mi Ann Reilly Towaland, of land, by theit brother, James, ledely) tast beard ot teeath atreet amd Fourth teen! an. uri aver ve ae oe one week one NFORMATION WARTED=OF MARGARET | AND to Gi Call ‘nt or address 44 pete hl iar iin aug bee rar yharcevgss wriltge hank rastea' Rit to a baad ae . Hh yay p >, pacress Tor part paruesiare Kate Gallagher, county Ti ho eee fer Datiel Gallagher, ty eresa Woods, 143 Bast Hi maker's at D—OF MRS. MOORE,¢FOR- ri iver anderen triham of Beih, cay one know! wheteabo' 1 be wuit arded by ation to Arthur A. pag cit ELLEN R' aad 01 + iiateris land ty, Bogland, who came in the year 1854, will cal ond or arene or ae 160 Nassau street, Now Yo nome property that has beeu ett to he fer tt Big ¥ MR. 8, SOLOMON, FORMERLY or THE FIRM rady & Solomon, will send his address to G, box 1 ‘oat office, be will hear fr id frie yr DARES, OF YIDRO | je Y AND GAROIA, | Borievari, Beayou rom am old friend by ending’ ‘nie addresetd. & yn aquare Post ofiee. ee Sn FORMERLY, OF RAST toane eead adway. ULIA A. Kam, Fetches nteeen, wit AC Godt ray'a, 831 Bi A~634—OLY MPIC, dea venta. Plense Pont office, KRBBST, CABINET MAKER F acver vr pleane nid his addreas to Mr. Jordan, ater atreck, New Yous. “and he will heat from hie brovher: jerben Altes Mulder, Pro ME AT BLEVES OOLOOK THIS MORNING. M MARGARET HBNNROY=A LETTER FOR toe rs UBSORTBI ae Wik THANK? LLY AO, tt Hiroto eae nowiled any loformation ia iee “ XY dealer th nogars, ie