The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1864, Page 2

9 | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Buwnar, June 2, 1864, After an examination, however casual it may be, of the figures which are intended te show the aggregate paper circulation of this countty, leaving out those sections which are yet in reboilion, amoeoting to about one-fifth of the whole, wethink the earprise wh.ch fhe apparent extravagant premium om cola creates will no longer reasonably xis, On the 14th of June, eccording to aMficial government statements and otfer reliable wiatisticn, the currency stood as foliows :— asuiry notes. a rene’ State bank notes... Tots! circulation .. o+++ $376,282 080 A startling {aot is bere presented, upoo which we must not Close our eyes if we desire to become familiar with ¢ho cause which has produced the depreciation of the ropreseptative of money. Ail laws which may bo passed by Congress, and all apecial logisiation baving for its object the reduction of the pre- mium on coin, will prove anavailing while such an infla- tioa of the currency exists, No one is better schooled in this fact than the Secretary of the Treasury, who has bad over three years’ experience, and in one of bis recent, letters he admits that the circulation must be lessened Defore we can hope for a remedy or cause the relaxation of an evil which 1 working the destruction of our finan- cial systom in the same manner that it overturned that of the rebel confederacy. " When the Bank of England first suspended specie pay- monts, in 1707, with an outstanding circulation of eleven millions, its notes suffered no depreciation, and they Femained at par uotil 1801, during which year the bank dezan the work of expansion, and continued so to do ‘until 1624, when tt bad increased its circulation from eleven millions to thirty millions sterling, Depreciation closely foliowed the expansion, and when the volume of paper was the ‘largest the value of it was lessened over twenty-five per cont, and government paper at the game time was reduced fifty per cent. Had the bank continued to'add to the currency the depreciation, as a Datural sequente, would nave kept pace with the fo crease, But it did not do so, After the year 1814 itcom monoed to call in its issues, and ia 182) the discount on {ta notes was only two and a half per cent, and in the following yoar it announced its ability to redeem in wpéric, after a suspension of twenty-four years. Mr. Chase bas promised that, instead of following the financial course of the rebel Scoretary Memminger he will pursue the policy which was adopted by the Bank of Eng- land. The volume of our ourreucy was enlarged more rapidly and in a greater proportion than that of Great Britain during the time we have epoken of, and the contraction must necessarily be more sudden, We area progressive people, and eannot wait twenty one years,as the English did, for areturn to specie payments. We desire that the contraction, when commenced, sball be equally as rapid as the expansion; and if the right aod left blows which it produces shal! fall heavily upon those whoare unprepared to ward them off 4hey must blame themselves. When paper money in England was plenty speculation ran wild, and all kinds of stockjobbing schemes were ad- vanced to deceive the people and to enrich the projec: tors, precisely as is now the case in this country; and, while the carrency was being reduced, nearly every bravoh of business suffered more or less from the atringenoy which followed, and those who had neglected to familiarize themselves with the effect that such an Operation was likely to produce, and were unprepared for tho change, dropped from the business circles as the movement progressed, and were lost sight of. Under a ‘Bimilar policy the same disasters would occur here, But Chore is not a money lender, a stock jobber or a trades- ‘an who is not clearly convinced that before the country ‘oan regain its formeg healthy financial condition, the se- ‘verest trials must be encountered, and with sach knowl. @fige, coupied with tbo admonitions and warnings that ‘have beon go often given, they must not expect sympathy Af they fail to woather the storm. The people will re Jotoe when Mr. Chase gives evidence that he bas com- menced, according to his promises, to curtail the curren- cy, and the interests of the masses will be benefited when the work is acoomplished, The Fecretary of the Treasury has decided to receive Proposals for tho remainder of the seventy-‘ve million ix per cent loan of 81. No proposals will be considered ‘at a jogs rate of premium than four per cent, and the bids ‘will be opened on the Gta of July. The amount to be Qwarded ts thirty-three millions. ‘The following wore the quotations of railroad and mis- ollaveous shares at the close of each of the past four — Junell. ae dS mr weeks :— 0056 The following were the prices of government securi- ties at the close of the past four weeks:— June. er lar “pee Registered 6’s of 1981. 07! Coupon 6's of 1881.. itix iia Five-tweoty coupon 105% 105% 105 Five twenty rogisiered. 108” 10535 10536 One yoar certificutes........ 984 OTK OTs 9055 Seven and three tenths notes..110 100 107% 108% ‘The following national banks were authorized from June 18 to 26:— te capital... Previousiy ‘authorized Whole number of banks authdrized to 464, with an aggregate capital of ., sagt ay PAR, ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury in this oity, during the past week, was as follows: — Customs, Total receipts, Payments, 6 p.c.bds 121,827 8,673,253 1. 287 6.500 90,000 3,920. 8,827,081 2,426,000 39,000 5,114,782 13,740,028 123 000 000 4,667,780 13,973,308 628,000 97,000 1,263 1,270,27 000 . Drnshaned 1,482,069 825,183 312,000 Total....,..8070,697 20,012,143 84,894,046 4,948,600 ‘The balance remaining io the hands of the Assistant ‘Treasurer co Saturday was $26,026,664. The followieg are the rates of discount in the principal @ities of the Continent at last adv'ces:— Bank Rate. Open Marlee. Pe gent ‘Per Cent. 5% H 6 4 6 3 iad 6 8 78 6 6 - 8 + 6 Smonthe’ bill + 63% 6 monthe’ bills, of France gives the followirg The return of the wa: Fesulte as compared with last month:— uh fo band... £2.030,000 eamuty balance 248,000 Deore Bille discounted not yot due. + 4,240,000 d vances, * ++ 168,000 otes iv citeulation 2,080,000 ‘Current acoounte,. "800,000 OITW COMMHROIAL REPORT. Satonpay, Jane 28 1964. Anna. —Reoeip'e, 44 vols, Prices bave advanced to 12 (or pots and $14 \or poaris, Ben avsTerrt.—Reoelpe, 26,898 bbia floor, O81 bbe. mod 45 bags cornmeal, 196,106 bushete wheat, 2,081 do. ‘corn, 49031 do, oats, Gnd 1207 do, pyo, ‘Phe dour enarket was dull, end 60, 100. tower, with sales of 122,000 bois, State and Western, 2 000 dn. Soethern and 800 Canadian, Rye flour and cornmes! were quiet an ‘Woohanyo’, with eales of 160 bbls, Of the former and 476 Go, of the lation, We quotr— uper tra Dinie, 0100 State. 00 40 Moediim extra Weatérn Fk FoUbA hoop Obie. eatorn trade brands ‘a St. Louie. . mon to good Southers Good to choles extra do Common eprdian Sestsatez: Peesreeses —The wheat market ‘wer also teas active, and the com-" mon qualities were fully 26. @ 8c. lower. Sales 100,000 bushels, at $1 7934 @ $2 for unsound to No. 1 Chicago spring, $1 95 a $2 01 for Milwaukee club, $2 #§3 10 for amber Milwaukee, $2 05 a $2 08 for winter red Western, and $2 16 for amber Micbigan, Ryewas inactive, Oats firmer apd active at 9c, a97c. Corn sieady. Saios 40,000 bushels at $1 63 8 $1 66 for unsound to geod Western wixed. Barley and barley malt were innetive. Brana were in activo request, with sales of 15,000 Dusbels at $2 50 0$2 65 for medium, and $2 65 @ $2 86 for rarrow, Rraswax bas advanced. Sales of 12,000 Ibs, Western at Gio, a 680, Canprgs —Sperm and patent were held higher, some manufacturers demanding 45¢. a 55c, Cnicony.—Sales of 309 casks German granulated at 18c, now held at 20c., Dutch I7c., root 190, Coa). —Foretgn ceaticues very scarce and ts much wanted, Domestic tends upward. We ee Lacka- wanna at $10 60, and Cumboriand by ty f. & b., at Georgetown and Baltimore, We te Ecranton’ at $10 60, Lehigh $10 25, and Toverament tax, at Elizabeth port, and Aepeston $10. The yard pricesare $11 a cas) Corrie.—The market was quiet, but Liner} were firm, wae Of O75 begs St. Domingo, in eblefly at c. Corron —Tho market was irregular and Se hl Sales 100 bales. We quote:— herd beeen bog NM. 0.4 Ordinary. Middling. tr is le ia Good middii - ae MW 148 149 DRvgs ax ‘The tagket was higher and unset- re We note sales of Mekican cochineal at $1 65a East siaale ‘castor oll, ee 75; 160 tons soda art 125 do. pal’ sods, 43,¢.; 20 do. caustic toda, ide ace aot keen Bt Dt carb. soda, 8X0. a 9c ; 125 casks I leaching powds Ue.aee is $0 casos pon wago, 19c.; 8,000 Ibs. ret argols, 600, a@5c, and ‘cream tartar, 75c. Drewoope.—We notice sales of 100 tons Jamaica wood at $16 60, in gold; 60 do. St, patteis do. at 982, cash, Lima wood is held at wy Fuaramas.—We notice sales of Westera ‘at 760. a 170 ’ cash. Fisa.—Dry cod was a little higher; sales 2,600 quintals George's at $7 123, a $7 45. Mackerel was qniet. geen were rather caster. Eugagetnonte to Liver. per'Ameri els wheat, Foo Uerces lard at a small parcels flour and per neutral, 34000 bushels wheat ai ‘London, per nentral, 1,200 bbis, flour at ‘To Bria- ‘tol, 20 tons heavy goods at 1%, 6d. te Asher, 1% unas. tallow at 26s. To Havre, 400 boxes d 206 Uerces lard at 60fr. A British bark was Paeeecn to Cark for orders, 20,000 bushels whe: 4% Italiam brig. same yoyage, 14,000 bi Hs 4s, 64. apd 10 per cent additional if to the Continent. An Italtan bark, 272 tons, to Tarrayona, heavy pipe staves, att $46. 4 brig, 183 tons, to Vora Cruz, at $1,500. gold; a a Brit'sh schooner, 106 tona, to St. Kitts, at 900. per Morasses.—There was an active demand and prices were nominal; sales 55 hhds Barbados at 55c., 150 do. Perto Rico at 98e,, and 175 bbls, Cuba muscovado at 95c. PETROLEUM. —=Receipts, 4,086 bbls. The market for crude,was very dull and heavy. 45c. was offered and 46c. asked. Refined, in bond. was firmer, but there was Dot much dor Free was steady. The big fatture io Philadolphia engaged the attention of the dealers, The lirbilities are variously estimated at from $1,000,000 to $1 500,000. The sales were 1,800 bbis. crade at 48c., on the spot, and 60c. for July, seller's option; 3,500 do. re- fined at 72c. a 72io. for ali June and July, 800. for free, om thespot, and 9210. a 98c. for _— Benzine was steady, with sales of 100 bbis, refined at 36c. Provisions. —Receipts, 629 bbis. pork, 100 packages beef beans 148 do. cut meats. The pork market was less active, but higher; sales on*the spot were 5.000 bbis. at $38 a $38 60 for meas, $40 7! ity for new do,, $33 50 a $34 for old and now prime, and $39 a $39 50 for prime moss; for’ future delivery, 2,000 bbis. mess for July, "8 Option, at $41 50; 1,500 bbis, now do., same Pa "600 bbie. prime mess do, ‘and’1,600 bbls. do. for Kogust. buyor’s ‘The beef market was quiet, and 460 a ers Sa tee seman m ‘country pr a rar ropacked mess, and $28 a $20 50 for Extra oes, Prime mess was quiet, and nominally unchanged. Beef hams were quiet At previous prices, Cut meats were quite active, with sales of 150 packages at ldo. a 140. (or shouldors; also 800 tierces first quality Cincinvati bagged hams, ab 230. Bacon sides were dell and nomirally unchanged. The jard market wes a trifle lower, with « fair demand; 1,500 bbls. soid at 16%. a 17340, Batter was firm, with a fair demand, at 25¢ a 860. for Ohio, and lc. a 400. for State. was in active request, and a little firmer at 12c. a ‘20c. for commaen to prime. Rice —The market was steady, with a moderate de- = sales of 325 bags East india, in bond, at 73c., Spices, — Sales 2,000 bags pepper at 45c. a 46c.; 6,000 mats cassia at 800, (now held higher) : 20 bales cloves, 58c. a 60c.: 20 cases nutmegs, $1 68 a $1 70, casb; 60 Sanmegickan 1,400 ‘bags pepper, duty paid, on terms not trans; SvaaRs.—The market was less aared but firm; sales of 600 bhds, Cuba at 18%c a 19c., bhds, Porto Rico at 19%c. a + and 100 do, Now Orleans at 20c. ; refined wag quite active and firm. Wareury.—Receipts, 3,854 bbls. The market Was ox- clted, and prices advanced Lhe. a 200. per gallon, under the final action of Congress on the Excise Tax bill: sales ne at $1 76.a$1 85yclosing at about $1 88 a eal 00. There has been a good, of excitement io market all the week, and deommse much reduced through recent large ¢ransac- Hous, while importers of foreign are bolding their sup Pies 20 view of the ja oe in ex. change an largo ad increased duti as to preclude sales to any considerable extent, The sales since our last report (22d inst.) reach 800.000 Ibs. domestic fleece and pulled, closing at 90c. ® $1 05 per !b.; 15,000. Ibs. California fali clip, from second hands, 56c.a 63c.; 400 bales low and medium Cape, also from'seoond hands, 64°. a 8c. ; 17 da, unwashed black Salonica, 80 do. Mexican, 68¢., do Rio Grande om private terms, and 1,200 bales African, 42340. 2 Ex-Captain G ail Concha, of © TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Several despatches relative to the surrender of D. Jose A. Atguelles were pubiished in the Naw Yorn HERatp of the 234 of May last. In one of these, dated Havana, 5th, trom Mr. Thomas Savage, Vice Consul of the United States, to Mr. F. W. Sewsrd, Assistant Secretary of the State Department, giving him details ic regard to the expodi. tion captured by the ex-Lientenant Goveraor of Colon, and referring to the parties {uterested therein, or, im other words, to the owners, Mr. Savage, with that levity which character!zea all accusations founded op hearsay, totroduces the name of his Excellency Senor D. Jose de Ia Concha. Certain gratuitous suppositions, that are unsus- tainable on account of the very faise basis upon which they are grounded, Fequire no refutation; sensible and honest persons begin first te deprecate them, and the common senze of the people condemns them next to ridi- cule and oblivion. But what ts said by Mr. Savaco ip reference to General Concha we will not allow to pass without a Proper corrective, for the very reasongbat it bas emanated from a public functionary and is stamped in an official document, Would Genera] Concha, to whom the rery centre of the British Parliament bas addressed words o' distinetion and Jastice for his active conduct in the persecution of the slave trade—would General Concha. to whom distinguish. ed writers, such as Don Jose Antonio Saco, whose testi- mony capnet be doubiiul to any one, beve cranied ap. plauee upee showing in Ggures and siatist ics] documenta the decrease which the @ trade bad experienced dur- ing the two periods of hie administration (General Con cha has been twice Captaiu Generai of the ‘eland of Cuba)— have awaited to be absent from the island to appoint» minister of the crown to see his highest ambition realized bis name ead bis fair fame, ter out of a negro expedition jes for an hones euppoeition cas topes of Oven reasonable with regard to a “panisb gene- at the time the said expedition took placet be head of two departments an & conpsellor of tbe Queeu’ Ir incerely believe that in that that were lene no, Gene- smugglers In #0 ab peculation? Let them anewer honestly: w for ne more. That carelessness with which persone are prone to give publicity to what frequently i@ po more than an jounded suspicion, or the plot of some invisible en: shoud Dever mar an official document, for the very reason of the vagueness and levity which it carries op ita document of Mr. Sav without any seruple to Organ of the press, in all its ity with which VERAL FRIEN OF GENERAL CONCHA, Foaneral of Colone! Patrick Kelly, of the art Brigade. ‘The funeral of Colone! Patrick Kelly, inte in command of the Eighty-olghth rogiment (Meagher’s irieb Brigade), took place yosterday afternoon from the residence of de consed’s brother-in-law, No, 171 Fast Twentieth street Oolonel Kelly was killed before Petersburg on the 18th of June, There was quke a large attendance at the funeral yesterday. The Cixty-uinth regiment, Nations! Guard, under command of Colonel James Bagley, did escort duty, Among the officers of the Irigh Brigade present were Col. Robert Nugent, Major Quintaa, Captain Hogan and others. Nearly ail the officers of the Ninety-ninth regiment, Na- topal Guard, were also present. There was a large gathering of the persons) friends of Colonel Kelly, Two o'clock was the bour announced for the funeral procession, to move, but It wae nearly four o'clook beYore everything was {n readiness, The remains were then conveyed to Calvary Cemetery, where they were interred. fol. yn etree will prove of interest at this me Ooione) ee heheh TD phe county Treiand, fn the year ‘thie count y ebouk fourteen paniie lite k ted NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE: 27, 1864. the Ir That Colonel K Kelly was not present, and Alstinguished bimsal’_ a2 8, enol ‘and but one green laurel more enotrciiog the wr ort Irish bravery and patriotism as oxhibited of his coramand while charging the rebel intrenchmonts in front of Petersburg. He died as he lived, brave and catm to the last, With see a tothe foo, be fell in do- fence of hia adopted oo { and there is not one who koow tha galiant soldier, ot will shed a tear of regret for his untimely end, Coo ol ‘of an exceedingly mo dest ahd retiring manner, the true in stinets and brilliant. curable a bigh military yg neien, and bad he lived there is little doubt but shat be woul have arrived at highdintinetion in the army. Obituary. SORGRON EDWARD F. CORSON, UNITED BTATHS NAVY. Surgeon Edward F. Corson, of the United States Navy, died at the residence ef bis father, at Plymouth, Mont- gomery county, Pa., at three o'clock on the afternoon of the 224 inst. Be was born in that town on tho 14th of October, 1834, He enter@i the naval service in May, 1859, and was ordered to the acrew sloop Hartford on her first cruise to China and Japan; he returned in the oe apie and was ordered to the Naval Asylum at Upon applying for active sea service he was.ordered to the second olags screw sloop Mohican in fassoher Hie veseol, it wil be sompanbeneds for be em months on the coasts Africa asi the vicinity of the “Cape” of gry during which time Hs a man Lg fo peaked the pirate Alal sailed over 40,000 miles without the loss of MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. od. Da.Berrrevs—Osnorne.—At Harlem, on Saturday, June ‘25, at the residence of the bride's paronts, by the Rev. ©. C, Norton, Wa, Purr De Beuaeys, United States Navy, to Miss SBORNE. Hau— in Hudson City, N. J., on Sunday, June 26, by M. E. Elliston, Ina J. Hatt, to Carnis A., dangbter of William B, Curtis, Eay., of Brooklyn, N. ¥. Oarrascn—MoWaorrer.— At ‘Triuity church, Hoboken, on satarnay, June 25, by the Rev, N. 8. Harris, Gustave Onernxc, of Bronswick, Germany, to JANE ANNA, daugh- ter of ‘Alexander McWhorter, of Hoboken, Prox—Dever.—On Thursday morning, June 23, by the Rev. Dr. Eady. of Cazenovia, Wittiam Ward Prox to Miss Mary Frances R. Drurt, all of this city. No cards. Romaine—Lxwis.—On Sunday, June 19, by the Rev. R. A. Loomis, Wittiam W. Romaure to Miss Saran A. Lewis, both of this city. Sraous—Burr.—On Sunday, June 19, by the Rev, EF. T. liscox, Mr. Freprrice A. Srrove to Miss Lerma Burr, both of this city. Baltimore papers please Wacue—Livinestoy.—Io xii ray) by Rev. Morse Row- ell, sere B, Wivaus to Lizum 8. Lavinasros, of You kers, N. Y. Hudeon (N. Y.) papors please copy. Died. Brisas —On Friday. June 24, Marr boar, eldest daughter of Daniel C. and Matilda Briggs, aged 6 years, 8 months and 29°da: ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to id the funeral, from the residence of hor parents, 219 Bloomfield stroct, Hoboken, this (Monday) af- ternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice, The re- mains wiil be Lees to Keyport for rment, Rome papers please copy. Brain Jersey City, on Sunday, June 26, Mrcnamt, ie pkey son of Michael and Teresa Brady, aged 8 montbs an The raneral will take place from the por. of his renin No. 10 Newark = Jersey City, this (Mon- aay oon, at four 0% Rum On ‘Saturday, Jud 25, after & logertng Ml ness, Epwanp W.. son of Coroner in, tm the 334 year of his age. The funeral will take place on Tuesday two o’clock, from the residence of bis fatter, East fifth street, near Lexington avenuo. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, ‘Tho members of ‘Our Club’? are requested to attend the funeral of our late associate, Edward W.-Collin. WM. H. BOARDMAN, President. Coxwor.—On Saturday, June 25, of pneumonia, Jeaxeite Eurza, daughter of Charles and Racbel Connor, in the 21st year of her age. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from ber father’s residence, 180 West Twenty- eighth street, this (Monday) afternoon, at three d’clock. CLarK.—Op Sunday, June 26, Joseru, son of Patrick Clark, ack, Bead 0 ‘sete tans —. Kees a and those un- "a Michael “egowan, are requested to at. ean Patrick tend the funeral, from the Fesieticg of his fatner, 113 ponies street, this (Monday) after cisely. ‘Cox —On Sunday, June 26, Kuscanara, wife of the late ‘Thomas Cox im the Gfth year of ber age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tl the funeral, from the residence of her corns, James Simmons, No, ab beanton sire — Brooklyn, on Tues- br tye a4 half-past.ten o’cloc! Francisco (Cal.), afd Omaha tk T.), papers plesse aie MPoELt.—On Friday, June 24, at pire ye D.C. wOOD, AL twu U'CIOCK Wa. H. Caren, of Nove Scotts, aged 24 years, 8,9 ery i 3 at wounds received at Cont irbor, ‘a, ont He will be buried ti ot, Ean from the reai- dence of his (testo, bell, 0, 45 York treet, Brooklyn Frieods ay ptances are res] fully invited to attend, also Engine Company No.1, of Brook. jy, of which he wasa member. Casnay.—Io Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 26, Axna, the beloved Aaughter of Patrick and Jane Canuan, aged 2 Years and 9 months. The friends of tae family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 81 Prince street, near Johnson, this (Monday) afternoon, At two o'clook: Cagry.—On Su ar June 26, Taowas, gon of Hugh and Filen Casey, aged’S years and 2 mouths His friends, and those of his brother-in-law, Thomas and William Casey, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 272 Mott streot, this (Monday) aiternoon, at one o'elock. Decren.--On Sunday, June 26, Axxa M., wife of Simon ©. Decker, in the 47th year of ber age. The friends of the fenily are invited to attend the fune- ral, on Tuggday afternoon, ‘at four o'clock, from No. 80 Henry etre’ Dowp.—(o Sunday, "june 26, at balf-past one o'clock, A.M., Catnenim Down, dangbter of James aod Mary Dowd, in the 18th year of ber age. The friends and relatives of the family ai between Vanbrunt and Rickard streets, South ‘preoklyn” Deareat Katio, thou haa’t Jeft us, And thy lone we doeply feel; But ’tis God that has bereft us— He can all our sorrows heal. Desear.—On Swoday , June 26, Fraxce Arkiv, ovly son cao ¥. and Mary E. E. Dubuar, aged 5 months and ya. ‘The relatives and f1 Treapectfully invited to at- tend,the funeral thie (Monday) afternoon, balf“past one d’clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 11 Prince street ia papers please copy. Sanday, J 26, Carviagy, son of John and 3 month family are respectfully I, from the residence of his Tenth gtreet, this (Monéay) afternoon, Mott strer Gnevorp.—In Philadelphia, on Friday morning, June ‘24, from the effect of wounds received at the battle of Cosi Herbor,on the 3d of June, Henny A Guiswoxn, of the (me Hundred and Fifty-first New York Volunteers, gad gon of the late Danie! 8. Griswold of this city. The friends of the familly are invited to attend ral, withont furtlier notice, this (Monday) afterno three o'clock, from the residence of bis brother, ALD. Griswold, 116th street, near avenue A, Harlem, Gaemxe —Oo Saturday, Juoe 25, Kowarp GREER, son of Thomas and Bridget Greene, aged 42 years, a native of Tully, King’s county, Ireland, The relatives aod friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from his Inte resklence, NO. 98 kagt Eleventh street, tuia (Mooday) afternoon, at one o'clock Hrka—Ou Sunday, June 26, Thomas Lymn, aged 45 yearr, § months and'26 days. The relatives and (riends of the family are respectfully javited to attend tbe funeral, from lis late residence, 155 Paet Thirty-iifth street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock Hescenty —After a short but severe (iiness, Marr, infant daughter of William aod Mary Eitzabeth Hengerty; * Le Find and 16 Ar Ii the friends of the famtly are respectfully invited to atleod the fupera!, from thé residence of her parents, 176 Kast Twenty sixth sirect, this (Monday) afternoon, at throe o'clock. Heuransy.—Oo Saturday, Jane 26, Jaane Hewrnnmy, Aged 87 years. native of Connecticut. His fr iso the mombore of City Lodge, No. 408, F. and A. i , are invited to ationd the (uneral, from New ie oy Hoe} eo Bn Monday) morning, at ten o'clock, Hoert,—On ‘Jave 26, Many kaauere Hom, tn the Giss year or ~ ow ace this (Monday) aflernoop, at yeral will take ay from the Methodist eburob, Vernee of York ana Goid & eet, ‘Brookiva, Hvrry.—On Sunday, June 26, Jarenam Ucar, ‘The friends and relatives are rospectfally invited to Btlend the fp i from the residence of hie brother. in. law, James Ki 41 Sherif street, this (Monday) 1000, at mn “o’eloe Haarutow oe sonee aa ee Ld an Many, wife of |. Hamilton year of ‘The friends man rolnitoe of th yh 3 are renpectfaliy invited to attend the funeral, this ( ) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her Inte residence, 1 epeet Twenty: Second ntreet, late No. ead pom ng further Invitation, California papers Tyey RRY, —— Kili on Weansadey, June 1, white build. near Gaines’ MIN, 'Wituiak Mowrmney, Shaeey S, eetous Xl Now York heavy artillery, aged 42 86. Paul (Minn, Baar, —Un yiny June ease "the fofagt daughter of ‘Ss cick ues te ollene the realdesge of er pareata, Ei Geri ees, (Honanyaersoos A Ha nt — X, Suddenly, oa Saturday, June 25, Guoaai- gui Haein wile of Jaron jamos Harriman, and daughter of The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, oo Tu morning, a twa 9'oleck, from her late resi: 29 square, corner of Bix tooth street, without Further invitation, Kaourrenrur,—On ‘Sunday, re. after a loug and eo Pavia Jossraus La wile of E ‘oll The (rionds and relatives of the family aro pensioners 4 fovited to attend fhe funeral, on Tuesday afteracon, ¢ edgar) ae Rev. Dr. Booth’s church, Moro errooly 0 near a Eee aa tie June 25, Wusaam Kaere, in the st year Tis relatives end (riends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Monday) afterogon, at four o'olock, from the Grove Hill chureh, Now Durham, N. J. Kunnsey.—On Sunday afternoon, June 26, after e abort illness, Jura, wife of James Keresoy, 13 yours Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from ner late residence, No. 7 Vande- water or on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Lavna —0n “peat ng Sea 26, Louse Faru, daughter of Louis and Veronica The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom bev ‘William street, at two o’olock, this (Monday) aftero: [oQUaEIEY. in Brooklyn, on “on dunday, June Pore, ro enema Si ieinchaalies Tod 5 wontba na 3 foliterm—Arwoon.—On ‘Thursdey, June 28, at the re- ‘of the bride's parents, by the Kev. Mr. Hiscox, mee bern on “ 7, Atwe y. ‘Marston —On Saturday, June 26, Gronaiaws, youngest daughter of Wm. H. and ama Marston, aged 20 months and 6 days. The relatives aud.fr! of ee we the mem- bers of Oliman’s Lodge, |. F. and A, M., are re- Bpectfully invited to attend “ive nag from‘ dence of ber Levee No. 20 " Sue ‘vornoon, at tates o'olook. - sea alin eg ae in Brooklyn, on Saturday bse md sans Of Many Cariaunen, oldest daughter of Margaret McGee, aged 9 years, 8 months and 3 days. ‘Tbe friends of the family are respectfully invited to Attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 62 Carrol O'N! nu onandey June 26, Mary Exieapera, young: at chitd of James an Mary O'Neill The friends and acquatnéavcet are respectfully invited to attend i funeral, from the r noe of her parents, 113 Obristopher ‘atreot, om Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Rirov.. aims te the vntiie by eoany gy ae ee 7 ‘Thursday, Juno 16, Sergeant James Rixpy, Co1 . 155th eed very Now York Volunteers (Irish Tagen}, © native of Limerick, Ircland, aged 36 years. None know | ima bat to 0108 hi him ; None named him but to praise. Notice of the funeral will be given if his body can be recovered. Rew1y.—On Sunday, June 26, Raipcer Cosrarro, the be. loved wife of Patrick Trailly, ‘aged 19 years and 4 ment! The friends of the family, a3 well as these of her fath Henry Costello, are Invited to attend the funeral, on Tues. afternoon, at two o’c oe aceernte Sunday, Juno 26, NicHouss B, Rossow, of phtbwsis, after a lingering but patient illness. ‘Tho friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her sister, Mra, Joffrey, 86-Third avenue, to Greenwood Cemetery, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without notice. yeni Brooklyn, on Friday, June 24, Anaus At-_ moe Feet gon of William H. ad Henrietta H. Ritch, “tthe rolatives ‘and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the residence of big parents, Ni 45 Sands street, this (Monday) afternoon, at ol oer ta Friday, Tune 24, Pxzanera Rows, relict of Thomas Rowe, in the 74th year of ber age. ‘The funeral will take place from hor nt late residence, No. 5 East ig rat street pear Fifth avenue, on Tuesday ‘at two o'clock. Her rotat and triends, also ‘sons, Thomas, Griffith and Alfred L., and of braham B. Warner, are respectfully in- ral, without further invitation. {nvited to attend the ful corner of John street ‘find Hudson avenue, Brook- iyo, at Kvecday afternoon, at three o'clock. Starama.—On Sunday morning, June, 26, altar ashort and severe ilinese, Joan SrarHENs, agt ars. ‘The Velatives, friends and aoquaintances 3f the family, ers ‘and the members of city .' 0. F., are respeotully invited to at- from his late residexce, ‘West Nine- yy afternoon, at two o'clock. hereby notified to attend a ing, ab ‘ite Broadway, on Monda: eran, on ofclouk, to take into john Stephens. consideration the deat v4 ae er : ©. %. ‘Wu. Asnton, Beoretary. Tomraraae-At Nowtnwo, L.1., on Sunday, Juno 26, Bo- WARD TOMPKINS, Rj y ‘The relatives’ eetricate of. of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday prvecogee, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, Newtown, L. I. TRaivon —On sunday morning, Jupe 26, at four o ‘olock, Mary Ann ieee ie daughter of Peter and Ann Trainor, Aged 6 months. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to wend - {ef Matberry Monday) afternoon, at two on Lied ‘Vreelsxn.—On Saturday, June 25, 1@ residence of her son, Wio. A. Vreeland, ars, Sir Vim, fn the Tus felatives sud friends of the family are respectfully fovited to attend the, funeral, this (Mondey) w wiles, at four o’clook,, from 398 Atlantic street, Rrook! ‘Wareren.—On Saturday, June 25, Leowann Wumsee, tn the 48th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, 240 street, ‘ooklyn. | nnein ERE =c eee LOST AND FOUND. PADGE LOST.—FIRE BADGE NO, 16, OF FORTY. Hove. The fuder will please leave: fi 5a MB Dominik street, or at the Chief Engineer's office. 0G Lost.=TEN DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE paid for the return of @ large Newfoundland. D which strayed, from the cnraer of Morris place and Kila Morrlsania, Westchester county, om Friday a er collar on his neck, and an- 7 ne, awers to the name of Rovei OUND—IN AN OMNIBU! RLY IN MAY La! + Pocketbook, containing sevoral cards, with « Printed on them: Ir the owner will call at $8 ‘Ninth sircet, and prove property, he can obtain it. OST—A BAY HORSE, 154 HANDS HIGH, LAME 4 ahiind, white hind foot and gpot on forehead any per: fon leaving’ the above described Horse at the stabl Harlem Ratlrond oe lt Corner of Thirty.second. street and Fourth avenue, will be suitably rewarded N SATURDAY, 25TH INST., A GRAY HORSE 4 and Harness, between nine and ten p’elock, The finder wih be suitably re rewarded by leaving ‘them at 209 avenue A, corner Fourte ‘return ad i“ om to . NEWTON & 00., By Wall treet. Ld u PARROT, tar, oh, LARGE GR a. W. i Hveral reward will be pad ht fte'retut ninth street. 17'S Banteay TOPPED-SUPPORED TO BE TOL > and Bi jankets, which the owners can have by proving paying oxpenses. Apply at 77 Bieeoker street, REWARDS. _ 5 REWARD.—LOST. OX SATURDAY RVENING, A Zourg Nighi tan Scotch Terrier Dog: ears and tall ons eo te Ri reward will be paid on returning the dog to 62 Brent, up stairs, second oor. REWARD.—LOST, ON LAST SATURDAY, A dark liver colored Pointer Dog, with white spots +d) 9 tail; had on his neck a leather collar and mois! with the name J. F, Duckworth, 429 Broadway, Who- Will return the dog to either idd West Thirty-sixth A, or to 42) Broadway, will receive the above reward and the thanks of the owner, $25 “REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO THE PAR. ties who wil! furniah such Information as wit! tend tothe fap: jon of some person or perro: ‘vo mailelonnl: broke pannels of the door im the side entrance the morning of June 26, between the 2PM. apd 9 AM. Bald reward will be pald. by 2: 6. Rippon, 18 Ounal street, corner of Elizabeth $3( REWARD WILL | BE PAID, FOR THE RECOVE- ry of the boly of Henry, Ginnel, drowned while bathing nearly opposite Ailantlc Garden, at H about on Fri iay might, the 24th ina’, We was twenty seven Yours O'G, About five fect eight Toches tn heigh!, had bw ind wore & chased Nd ring on th Any one finding boty will rec ¢ above reward from his broihe: Augisie Ginn, Ti Nassau sree cornar of Jona wiroe jew York. NNEL, 10), host, A DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN, WITH 0). opal in the centre, and stem with diamonds, on 50). afternoon, aither er, Prince or Hous street ana Broadway tothe Bt, Mol folss Hotel. The ud Tone sont “pr leaving It: the store of Pua. Jon & Son $200 REWARD WILt, BE PAID “FOR ry SINGLE sione amend Breast) ie lost on the 6 o'clock M. = from New York to A wed on the evening of Sane 28 P. BLACK, 397 Woot siroet, $30 REWARD WILL BE PALD, AND RO QU 1 tions asked, for @ undersigned 6 Gold Huntin ati Charles Brod: atm, London No, OH eh was low m square, on the of ‘Nhureday, loth instan Buch prived by the owner as a gift from dene friend A.J, SOLIS, 182 Peart ~ .SEGARS AND TOBACCO, ‘ORTANT NOTICE TO SMOKERS will on joy em may ask for Berg & per tor Eigarettos made of fomet Hay i) he . Ww thout the slightest tagte or The Lirers beg to Inform, the gab | t y already posvene patents in % ssa where their jer a, ire a 1 ¥ tont for the Uniied 8 oa oon Union | ~ roy ag Ned for and sin “oon eeetiotin digit” ise oy a) } Lye to act Ce an ar iaiiriearee wah tee “0 Sa ig te Ep ee June Meaited number - ply pe asa Sores STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING AT gue Harbor} the, iverpoot. adetphie Steamship ‘Company (Tomes ine. Ui mails, intend despat vat ‘ron steam -hipe as £01! eee ANOHESTER, Saturday, July 2 OITY OF LONDow. Baturday, July 9. GITY OF BALTIM Saturday, July 16. ond nd every susoeeding Baturday, st noon, from pier é¢ North BATES Aiyh PASSAGE, (payable im gold saulvalent i euneenoy) ret cath INes0 vane “De. to bond ‘ $5} Bo. to Fara hy to ngere a (3 Harve, Bremen, Wolistdamn, Antwerp, fe. at av equally low rates From Liverpool or Queenatown—First cabin, €875, Pie rceraae: SS, ‘Those whe wish Us send for’ ieelé rienta can buy ckete hore at these rates: Those steamers taj An ‘socom modations for paseer i etr vale tight Ai th sarry aden Bir aval rs ea lenoed ‘surgoo er rashes nfareat rey pkros a water pee . a LI Tian Parts og ULRS | COUR. ve lage dela Bourse; in Notre Dame P pointe JOHN ‘a. S 1 Walnut street, or at the com: JOHN G, DALB, agent, 15 Broadway, N, ¥. ne wai inp monte AMBI hy AIL’ STE ANS! BETWEEN MBW S08 13 HARB RRFOOL, CALLING AND BETWE! BN ROSTO! IRONS. DUIVBEPOOL, CALLING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARB Leaves. Ni ated FROM ray YORK TO savanoeone Pe By bg ea wee ivaicat in Vuited Siates currency. *ferite mit og ‘until paid for. th see pew eat eet be Kein natal A for oxy are signed therefor, Bere leaner B. CoRARD, No, 4 Bowling Green. _ u AMSHIP SCOTIA.—FOR LIVER. ratte Scott, H, KE, Judkins commander, will salt from the company's Gock, ai Jorsoy City. with the mails and passengers, for Burope, on Wednesiay, the 29th inetant Passengers ‘are requested to be on voard by one ore TA a NED ot ‘The ABABIA w ENED No T Bowsing Green. Bensa AND "AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION STEAM TO LONDON DIREOT. The first olass ‘ron steamship NEW YORK will sail July a. Fasaage payable in currency, BROOTAZO.. 5. apTeesasscnsenccnsecasgsetec sss: cavsewasess : $16 aded 18 to Havro, ad ‘German ports, at very low rales APIULTAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. ou FROM AND 76 Bor AND LIVER. UNARD LIN m Now York, Sibourreney: 19 Wow York, 635 gold, or ourrend kak ear [YOR sails July 6 < “wor HEC! July 20. Lemar i isancn & GUION, 29 Broadway. par HAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET. CO COMPANY'S. From Boghampton roe Now Yor, on. rome Rong hate ¢ Ba June uw Tee GE eee # Ro BOR! From Hambig pier, Toot of Tard treet, Hoboken, tal wre. Londo: and Southam; tenn w ee n mF 62 50: Day . For freight me ae or passage apply te 0. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 18! prostvare aR NORTH GBI HANBA, ra LLOYD'S SsTBAMSSIP commander, ‘ying the Based ates mai, wil sail from the ‘Bremen pier, foot of it “SATURDAY, JULY 2, AT 18 O'CLOCK %., BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, to SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, the fllomnn sh payable in gold or its equivalent in “For tho first cabin, $105; second cabin, BG2 60; stecrage, le LANGA wil bo followed by the NEW YORK July 16 For frelgut or Passee PRIOHB & OO., 68 Broad street. NM AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP Ryd pun ih despatch seu montaly their new 66d class : PHANILATRAN, Hea TOW, INDIANA and MANILA Ten sling epethen, Pasay tea Staton currency :—1 in ioe malay 0p frances mado O& mete Sony at bh wget, Bbigued vine London nae teRS & ASPINWALL, Agents. AVIGATI! aap IN COMPANY L & ‘EA! NY aTTOn A Be IVBRPOOL, ia mete ANIA. For passage 6 July 2 f Suz 16 ‘PU Vi cLTaMs & QUION, 29 Broadway. ete: ae Mans. favorite route for the’ TAFAYRITE.- KOoRetE FRANCE. NAPOLEON TT Tt ben month bt jontinent avare the tell ing 900 horse Boal 100 hores power, {he en a iiav the Sovertertec ome 4. D A DUCHESNE. end ih Suly. <Doginning wi N From wa SNGTOR. Ga From NEW pee We Wednesda: Rates of are = agen table wike: a M HAVRE TO NEW YORK. Firat cabin 7e0f. 400 f. iret cabin 135 4 end % or $80 Payable tn gold, or ‘currency, MEDICAL ATTE ENDaNCR FR YREE OF ONANGE’ For freight or : OKO. M , Agent, N At Paris, 12 Boulevard aN aprcites COrsad Reve At Harré, WILLTAM ISHLIR & CO. Regular eattinade cept ‘when these dates fail ph aw Sotrom parture will be t} ‘The first class stexmsh COSTA. sty % bat A} Kort rh will a No, } at ae Kicpnesh, Noteup is, ke Pa ‘or freight or passage a) 10 pPly OR HAVANA DIRBCT, To sail on TI mopar. ‘June 28, at So'clock P. M., and inrat steamship BERT THOMAS W. WILCOX. Commander, above, from pier 48 Norih river. For freight or HARGOUS & CO., treet. At letters must Le schemceken the Pos Yaa voR TAVAM A, DIRECT, he Unived States Mail Meamsbip RAVANA Oreene ‘commander, wil roan pier, Xo, North Howe for the above port. on Wednesday, Tune 29, at & ovelock Mt” For freight or passage aoply w THOS. ASENOIO &C0,, 1 Broadway. OR NEW ORLRANS DIRECT, pet FIRST CLASS United States mal semen ip LOCUST For, Capt 5m ‘im ¢ ees rer Pe reek i ret clase, $m. yt te WELL & fire % will leave SP. M. ils June 30. apscore salle aly 2 NDON X LINE. Ship SOUTITAMPTON anitediting 28, For passage to or from the old country, rx ay ee he quail partecf Breland, Ireland, Bootiand or W Jowent porsibie rates to'TA . BR 2°00, BBonth tureet, “PP '° TAP OFF, hones 0 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.—FOR LiyeRPOOL— ine packet ship AUSTRALTA.anile om the d7th of Juve: fis MENTSPHBRE on the 24 of July.” For London the ( z Ah 4. LIAMS & GUION do Puiton trent daesatom ne TOR LIVERYOOL. OD BLACK BALL (LiKe. 1 ur se apyest QUEEN al pysctaall Be Po; . on’ ra, tot ou i Bhow e CormEy: Fizome BHPOOL, THR OBLHBRATE WORLD, Captain wilt sy wee 7) Bast ri ~y eee noe 3 vr ry o'dloel re and found, Apply om board, Becond € $79, orto P.M. De ANRET, Td street. ee Ant ontno’, a riEg.— st poate new 4 Ani Bear Noe fer AOR Ew: ‘dane for for Albany, from D j : Mand i Fulret i sizoet Fa tan okt ea psie, Rhinebec and baxgace checked went and north. Tudaon, “iekote ne R <r FISHING * BANKS tHE WELL KNOWN FR, “ag A been refitted me s golenaid ‘ad for thi Oar Tegiter ¢ entire season on Sunday, it commas P. Peak nit. uM iuiowes ‘—Rreome Peake \ river, 8 a. Me RAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS pag ad SUPemOR, ‘One of t! the Pie at ple CLEVELAND. TELENG IS eet ae Oty, TRAVELELE. METEOR, TRONBE BRLLE and PEW ATIC, Wht loava Ct week, © Botrolt: Michigan. "om ibe ineongh the toate GRAND BXOURSION TRIAS to the many polnis of intercat on the he. preet, inl inland enon of Pca whiob, for utili er on the continent, ihe i ou os thonmaad mole miles, em! td gnctogee lai ee th Bt. Ciair, Huron Beautiat ivers Deirolt: Si. Clate and At ite ry one nes of fron oFld, with the new! discovered m2 qualied by h aon depositaof aver ana Tend, wild nn mantic s00R ined with ita pure and bracing, all all der the Bupacior tripone of far more. than ba capitalist, the etudent, the o to a med pinamnors ‘8 are clegantly fitted up with bine roome, whileevery — boon taken to provide far the sat 0 a large, al ba rar ‘and comfort of ‘ gers. Fare, including -taterooms and meals, about Per intlé, ime oconpied in. making the round tio! trean eight to ten days, ‘Reoms secure? and further information a ned by a pieation to RO, TANNA. & 60. GARR SON, HOWE & C aad NOPEY & Mo BRIDE. Gl eR 400. aa aad oy. %. WHiTtNG 4 Con be i troit, Michiga Michigan, A PIONIO AND COTILLION EXCURSION Grins Patenenceoy Literary Union ‘o Sands’ ‘Point, a 0 30, 1864.” THO ie 2 "sommodions barge Bi Seas or tig oneaton, A fai Sand of guutie will ce 2 te ets 50 cents; cl ren i. Sent with may be prostced at eh ai the boat ‘aay oa excursion, a h strect, Ea fiver. at 7% A.M. AE SABBATH SCHOOL OF THR ALANSON Land Ghureh, Norfolk. attest: near Grand, Rev. Win. P- Cor: Bit, pastor, will proceed on their annual excursion to Myors? oe ten Is'nud. The steamboat Magnolia and new barge Waiter Sands have been engaged for the occasion, and wili leave foot of Gouverneur street at SA. M. precisely. BEAUTMFUL NRW BARGE FOR RXCURSIONS.— A The Harvest Home ‘and the Rhinebeck steam with or witho . Also St, Ronan’s Weil, Pi Valley and ot! streot, corast of Barrow. ‘OR BXCURSIONS AND PIONIO PARTIES, ‘i commnodioua Steamer. capable of carrying ne oa eploniid Grove, faraished with plate 1,600 pe: formanwings, tables, summer houses and two goo® springs on the premises. Apply at Lhe office of N. 8, iiand forry, bier 19, 9, N, Re Friday, July 1, RIORS | REDUCED ‘AT 881 81XTH AVENUE.—STRAW Hate, Siiks, Hipbous, Flowers, Ruches, Bionds, Laces, Feathers Silk and Cloth Bead? Trim: Dione tet rent variety and: best qudicy. litany Off ak Wwenty percent lower than can be found elsewhere. The ladies are respectfully invited to call and examide. New store $81 Sixth avenues. ——— WATCHES, 35) WELRE, &0. 7 DIAMONDS very APTA ta ow waTorgs, J ty eraonal Andie" Beart Hikari aes sion ectanted ii Gtand et two way. hours from 9 A. M. to 444 P. M. T 66 NASSAU STREBT, ROOM NO. 2 THE HIGH- A steerer ote Gane hte ae i de on con-iqmwonts of the’ above articles, eat pri and Jewelry advances made on consigmaents A. HONIGMAN, Diamond Broker, ” ROADWAY, pone i ike At rere ge ee Bi oy poke for Diamonds, set or oe cams W fhe a Sande Pian A’ pina uve, Piso it dee ough cara any ether Broadway, corner of wiies oad city. iso, Pawnbrokers” there articles att the same rate, Houston street, up stairs, room & 'D.—THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMES? Doiine the ae States tn sone for gale cheap fee ma quested to call for the diamonds handsomely mounted. hast be sold bemoan en doamnely FAMONDS, CL axp, eae : BY, yy ind of ald Testioned tice TOK 8° ANRIDE, 12} Broad: it ie than any other rr vBasaiisned fe i New SEO, isake—T35 Broadway, under the New ‘york Ho, fata cee INE : Got MBDALS or LINCOLN AND AnD Kees te fay 3s tne ce well execu! Sen'bor 18 943 rosa fr doren. A few, 10. allvor. at afcoanle ine trade ‘Address Fotrest x ASTROLOGY. A RwaGRICe, Guest Ann aeai ceragipaay, ray wm See ‘our the ‘path of cask to fail individ the ny of mankind. of the foes of the hs opines or with ie neonate ‘that oll worm nee aot he wilt eat ese te out your point — jour iavelling Bytom or end and reper ‘all whe cot send Fr seveea aSis ang New York mn office, ‘our whoie SETTER seer aioatta! 1g wot TO shove! Li 18 allothers ‘rhav's can ind con: tc man li porate: ‘sean algo sickness. fie present sickness. recover, to amend; what part of the body fe afis Ueatment:and mediciues are best wons. Ladioa $) cents: gentieme: ‘gaewered Tetter, enclosing $l and tm: {eo Phreaoto- gent ations madd, “Onice 130 rece street, below examin ae as’ for ptr Toi who the ob, gnter her'room. vai sould lady, as it might aa marriages, oaeations, ‘absent frien "tne alek party will ‘recover or die ot if, onan Sey oes nd reat Dg satistaction from, is Mad! ect of your visit as soon as conailt this natural ma many misfortunes. She Saucon ‘and tells all that concerns your whole life 1s ‘80 true that th foi hee, oN Bei arm, im pou Peace Seta tae WiLeo she ele oot wo tener that some Asti fear. for sh Dut what is y rewacliable to paiiserstors” fe on { Stanton, over the bakery, Fee for lsd gratiem cents, STONISHING.—MADAMB = MORROW, og td t daughter, with a ontural gift of foresigh soon and Shen you will marr; Svan your r thong) hte Male 184 Ladlo Geatiemen notpdmitted. Beit ee, ARE YOU 1! iv CA veem deceived or rived shunt TT ange te Bn O88 for for ‘Sivice end peileacien, in love e afeire Raver Keowe 10 fai brings ereet i atrent ‘riod, “Treks: Bummbers free. basement bell. Hours from 9 A. M. between Sixth at ‘Tee yaeventh street, Gr rivedi tha celebrated: doctrens orally gifted Ror, UBhe' und stand the OOD. NEWS AT LAST. qusDAke SNELL Eos an @ acioee rant protessoce of astro y the moat skeptical U Rae 8 is ability, 1 rasiicon Allin} ‘Sdent red ede te ult ¢ 1° gent wet Residence (29 Kast Twenty-fourth ie, By lettor the nha the age, ir ing'tne fearnnd aeorrert ned. hours from § A. M. to 7 “TRAVELLURS' GUIDe. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.—TRAINS FOR Aly + = be » eee Need ga ae yee an 5 Mt, 2 P, ‘Thirties masiaiet MARLEM AND ALLANY ee Vor att ny, orth and We nse oe a To A ana’ 6 POL iq? Naw ida wl | ieavs, ‘ 7 | Old Ne YORK, "A FTHRNOON BOAT Fi ae and fan firm vba Hg 3 a slack, Petey eee aa awa 01 JOLANB FBARY, LANDING AT FoR’ y ireeay \ook. ‘ WORLD RENOWN EDOLAIR- - at her roo 3 aon Lia ” a pore the will rer ayatorias of the fabire with such footiraay that. fw ll se he traces stolen property, and gives simon Dae Dg ae THE eyrierene galing RO a meres oa) Bat rena eae iat i vali cone thone separal myer oe Nagnnée " ben Bente en ae Aes tore oi sibel ow the anes ‘he person thal niet yo atre ¥ 4 ug bug. Wk ron RO wee 4 wr 4 omen not admitted, Nha Wena he iis See RD OF Tite CRLEDRA- bo