The New York Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1865, Page 2

_— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuurspay, April 13—6 P.M. The gold market was firmer to-day than during the Previous part of the week, but Mt is still without spe tiveacuvity. A gradual absorption of coin for invest- ment has, however, been volng forward since the extre de_line, and this bas materially reduced the t Ply in the street. The prospect of a return of & our securities from Europe at the same time tends to Girengihen confidence in the maintenance of the present range of quotations, The opening price was 146, terwheh it steadily advanced to 14745, and closed at that at five P.M. ‘The stock market was active and moderately strong at the first board, the bears being apparently indisposed to ‘oppose its natural course. The most buoyant stock on the list was Illinois Central, which is extremely scarce for delivery, and which has been largely oversold, It Was 4}; higher than at the close of the second board yes- terday, Erie advanced 134, New York Central 134, Hud- Bon River 3, Michigfn Central My Cleveland and Pitts- burg 1, Reading %, Northwestern +4, Rock Island 34, Fort Wayne %, Cumberland 3}. Michigan Southern @eclined %%. Government securities were lower, under the advices from Frankfort stating that the fall in the gold premium had produced little effect upon the price of five-twenties, as it was accompanied by large arrivals of fresh stock, which had glutted the market. American ‘securities, however, were the only active ones on the Bourse. Coupon sixes of 1881 declined 34, five-twenties %; ten-forties were steady. At the open board at one o'clock the market was active and quotations 34 a13¢ per cent higher, At the second board it was ‘dull and barely steady, Illinois. Central was % higher than at the close of the first board, Michigan Southern 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg &%, Northwestern 34, Fort Wayne 1. Eric was 34 Tower, New York Central 34, Hudson River 4, Rock Island 4. Government securities were irregular. Cou- pon sixes of 1881 improved \, but five-twentics de- Glined At the open board at half-past three the market was Gull and steady. There wiil be no session of either the ®ock boards, or the gold or peiroleum ex Tow, in consequence of its being Good Friday. Probable that there will be an 6b total c Dusiness in Wall street, as the feeling in favor of (mg the day as a holiday is general, The banks and Public offices will, therefore, be likely to transact a merely nominal amount of business, The supply of loanable funds is in excess of the de- mand, and although the regular rate for money at call is five per cent on governments and six on railway ties, speciat sums were offered as low as four per cei this afternoon, Tho best grade of commercial paper is Alscounted at 7 a 10 per cent. The future of the money market and the course of prices is engaging the attention of both the financial and commere'al community. When the war broke out the circulation of the banks in the loyal Siates was bout a hundred and forty millions, to which may be added a similar amount in specie. The paper circulation in the whole country was, however, only about two hundred millions, and the specie held by the banks ninety millions. This amount of money is now more than tripied in paper, and it is constantly undergoing increase by national bank issues. An active speculative period has been the result of this inflation, and the recent decline of gold and consequently of prices generally, is eal- culated to stimulate speculation in the future, so long as the public expenditures continue to largely exceed the revenue, which they are likely to do fora very Jong time tocome, The transient prosperity, orat least the appear. nce of such, which the oountry has enjoyed thus far @ ring the paper money cra has not been due to legiti- mate but speculative influences. Paper money thas supplied the fuel for driving the machinery -of trade more rapidly than was ratural; but the maachinery will ultimately suffer word. ingly, just as o laborer, who, by the use of stimulynts may render himself capable of extra ex- sertions fora longer time than he would be without them, eels oxhaustion when his forced task is over, The ar- igumen! that applies to tho individual applies equally to the nation, and we cannot exceed’ our strength now without paying the penalty hereafter, There have been some prominent supporters, however, of the fallacy that fan inconvertible currency quickens industry, and is therefor) a national good. . The present Secretary of the Treasury appears to think so, judging by his letter con- demnatory of California for adhering to specié payments, although in his inaugural address to his subordinat s hh» seemed to incline towards a hard cash basis. Hume, in his “Essay on Money,’’ favored this theory; but, in ord r to carry it out, an inconvertible currency wouid re- quire to be permanent, which would be an impossibility, as the natural tendency of such a currency is toward! depreciation, which would finally, if persevered in long enough, lead to worthlessness, A rise in prices by paper monéy deprociation is delusive; and of the incon- vert blo currency plan John Stuart Mill very properly. says:—“It calculates on flading the whole world persist- ing forever in the belief that more pieces of paper aro moro riches, and never discovering that with all thir paper they cannot buy more of anything than they could before, At tae periods which some mistake for tims of prospergy, and which were simply times of Bpeculat on, the ah tors did not think they were growing rich because the high prices would last, but be- cause they would not last, and because whoever con. tinued to realize while they did last would find hitnseif, after the recoil, ia possession of a greater number of pounds gr dollars without their having become of less value.” So long, however, as the national debt continues to {n- crease the government will, under the present system of par loans find itself unable to pursue @ course of currency coutraction ; for an easy money mar- ket is necessary to its immediate and temporary finan- cial success. The recoil, therefore, must be averted till lar or open 0 to-mor- Itis on of euri the Treasury is no longer in need of large supplies of borrowed money, Evea the seven-thirty loan tends towards inflation, as in hose of the smaller denominations are paid aad roseived as money ; and that Ae governmbnt has sanctioned this course by its ex ample the following note snilicieutly dvs, Tt was wriven in response to a statement made by a nuraber of Cinchanati merchants, representing that the quartermas- ter there was unable to pay the vouchers presented to bim:— Gm». F. Davis, Esq, President Chamber of Commerce:— The Secretary of the Treasury is exeriing himself to provide funds to meet the claims on the Quartermaster Department, and is paying thos willing to recei ernment bonds. Tam not @ of any other measure that can be taken to d scharg E. M. STANTON, Secreuary of War. Dy, April 9, 1565. sclugion that can ther fore be drawn re. rket, is that it will will have the ¢ bo ono of great ease, whic lating speculation and of sustaining, if not prices for every description of property. We aro enter- jug upon the second phase of our paper money system and 4 new epeculative period. r bankers’ Foreign exchange is quiet at 10874 a 10034 aterl ng at sixty days, and 109% a 110% at short sight. Buyers are deferring remittances in anticipation of lower rates, but leading Rouges ato not dispos.d to make con. cossions. rnor Brownlow, of Tonnese, in his recent mes rred to the finances of the State :— gos of inter to nearly twenty ro than the people r bu pull nde of practi 1 men hw orth, while tn or 000 Tailing dae Tho Comptroller of this city w » the bids for the f ndred thourand dvliar v € * aid fund bonds No. 1 his offce in the Pa Gay, April 16, at two o'clock P.M. Theve Buthoriaod by an actof the I roof ¥ Wow York, passed in 1663. The interest will the rate of seven por cont per annum, and the prin-tj ti rode 1870 Tho sclty will pay an extra div 4 of five per cent, free of tax. ‘The Fulion Bank will pay, Voy 1, a semi-annual div @ond of five per cent, freo of tax, The American Exchange Piro Inserance Company hes Arciarod w dividend af Live per cout, free of tus, pay ablo May ns of April 10, ex us week as follc The ret Monday, ston banks for the week ex pare with the staterent for the ‘8. ‘The national banks make no previ | returns except of their circulation: — April 8 April 10. Loans... + $20,749,643 19,047,835 Spe i 3 1,265.0) % 910::5, 604 4/598, 609 ‘Vhe statement of the banks of Wisconsin, made on the Ist of April, compares with their condition on the Ist of March as follows April 1. Cirenlation...... 1,622,565, Wisconsin State bonds: 1,195,800 Un.ted States bonds. 835.050 Bonds of other states, 142%:20 Legal tenders..... . 100, 074 dpecie. . 8417 The earnings of the New York and Erie Railway for the month of March, notwithstanding the total interrup- tion of business for seven days, on account ef tho floods, were in excess of the receipts during the same month last year, as will be seen by the following fgures:— Earnings in March, 1865.. Earnings in March, 1864.. Increase... ‘The carnings of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad during the month of March in 1864 #nd 1865 compare us follows:— Fr ights, $886,541 —The total receipts of the above road from January 1 to April 1 this year amount to $2,267,508, which is $908,238 in excess of the earnings for the same time in isdd Stock Wxchange. way, Api 12—10:90 A.M, 10634 y $500 US6's, 81, cou 3.000 di i ok LVL 8 a, WH an 6's, 100 do, <2 - MichSo& NIRR 62 do. au Reading RR. 0 Cali ornia 7's. 000 M ss0:ri 6's... 20 Panama RR..... 2! 200 Ill Central RR | do. io Chie & N WRR: 0 100 Chie & x wv V pret 6 800 6855 100 WyomgVaiConl’o 65 200°aryImprovem nt 101g 200 N ¥ Central RR. 10154 100 a 1 200 150 do. 100 100 Alton & SECOND BOARD. Hatr-rast Two o’Crock P. M. $125000 US6's,5-20co 107 600 shs Erie NR... 68 pt do. 107: 100 Hudson Riv RR. 107 mrclemeen ream ee 62 100 do......... 61 100 Alton & Terlt RR 85 1000 Ill Central RR... 1133¢ 1 do...,..b00 1135¢ 600 US6's,10-40,co. 20000 Us6's, ’81 cou. 5000 do. 15000 Tenn 6's, '90. 3000 Missouri 6's... 10000 Ohio & Miss cer 200 shs Mar'p Mg Co, 62 400Chic & Rk IRR. 9635 100 Chic,Bur&QyRR, 114 100 Pitts, FLW&CRR. axe 300 on 93; ——- - cITY comMERGIAL REPORT. Tuurspay, April 13—6 P. M. Asnys.—Receipts 35 bbla. The market continued dull, and prices werg wholly nominaly unchanged. Buaavsturrs,—Receipts 14,962 bbls. four, 80 bbls. and 1,817 bags corn meal, 4,300 bushels corn, 1,641 do. oats. The market for State and Western flour contiaued quiet, and prices of the choice grades were 5c. lower, the mar- kct closing dull and heavy, with no buyers at the redue- tion. The demand was wholly conflned to the wants of the local trade, and we have only to report sales of 6,900 bbls, State and Western, 2,000 do. Southern, and 760 do, Canadian, at tho annexed quotations. Rye flour was dull, and prices were wholly nominally unchanged. Corn meal was inactive, and we have no sales of consequence to report. We quote:— 200 xv Coil Saad Superfine State and Western flour, $7 208 755 extra State.. Tha TR Mioice Stale... 7900 800 Common to Mediuin extra Western, 7908 840 ira round hoop Ohio 8 20a 8 50 ‘Wostern trade brand: + 8 558 9 60 xtra St Louis. 9 05011 00 Common Souther 9 00a 9 60 Fancy and extra do. 9 $0518. Common Canadian 10a 825 Gvod to choice and extra, 8 30.010 50 Rye flour, supertine. 5 75a 6 00 Corn meal (Brandywine) 6500 — Corn meal (Brandywine), panoleons.......32 60a — —The wheat market opened steady and closed firm, with an increased milling inquiry; eales @,400 bushels Chicago spring at $1 61% do, do. at $1 65, 7,000 do. amber Michigan at ed a1 and 2,000 do. white Canada at 6. Rye was dull but, firm, at our last rates. Barley id malt continues dull, and prices were wholly nomi- unchanged, Corn was in moderate request at un- d rates; snlos 12,000 bushela new yellow at $1.39 $140. Oats were more active, and Ic. higher. We to:—Western at 90c., Canadian at $3c. x 85c., and . lor Jersey. © rrxe.—There was but little inquiry for any descrip. tion, but the market was firm, with holders demanding 20¢ ce. gold, net cash, duty paid, for Rio prime. Cortox.—Th» market was less active, and prices were somowhat Irregular, closing dull with sales of 650 bales at the following quotations, viz:— Upland. Florida, Mobile. N.O.4T. - 23 23 a 38 Good m ddiing 35 35 36 Frewurs were still very doll, and rates were entirely nominal, California freights were steady, with a large tonnage on the berth, but with free offerings at unchanged 7 agemeuts include to Liverpool, per neu- trl, 50 tons ot cake at 58., 50 boxes bacon at Se,, and per steamer, 150 bales cotton at 3¢4., and 900 boxes bacon at 168. To Antwerp 75 tons measurement goods at 208, A eat brig of 2,000 bbis. was chartered to Rio at $1 05 per bY Faorr.—The market continued quiet, and prices of descriptions are tending downwards. Small sales 4 rains were made at $4 80 and layers at $4 90 £95. Currants may be quoted at 14c.; sardines at 280, for q boxes, and 400. for half d Hors. continues active al ‘a BS dl the market wae firs Chor rades are s-arce and command very high rates, while inforior qualities are in fair supply. Sale , 19 bales at Zoe. a 38¢. for 1963's, and 2oc, a ‘or now, Shipping was dull and heavy at $1 60a $1 65, while vetei! lot: may bo quoted at $1 60 a $1 65. joi. se%.—There was rather more inquiry, and the Cuba inuscovado at By auction 140 months twas frm, § and 60 bhds. Bi 2. Porto F es 193 bhds. = "The market for all kinds continue quiet, Tne $128, Lard was dull, but r. For crade fish there sare unimportant, 8 bbls. pe 3 panes t48 do, out n fad 609 packages and 20 kegs be damaud for pork was unusually Hight, but the market was firm at previows rater: the sales on the «pot menetuatnes 5 a $27 60 for new | mees, cash and regular | way, clon'ng at $35 ime and $26 6 for priate mesa, sales for fatare y. Beef continues to 4, but prices were with 7 for co t at material 600 bbls, at $120 20 for extra do, ; inal. Beef hams ing confined to r request at un- demand, the sales Cut ments were in | rates bbe. und tor LEA 1970. 0 fut May dél.vecy, eollce's apuion, part ws lisge. o ibe torn, and 200, a Aw . for We Lub se wr eon at a 20 boxes ped was he at ith were 2 chit po; also 0. 80 bogs Cuba ati m, at ic. & 16)¢e. for sof om , WMC. & »t white, and 18 igo, for powdered, crushed a. Sreaunk continues in moderate request and firm ; sales 12,000 Ibs., at 14. for No. 2. ‘TaLLow was quict and scarcely so firm; sales 120,000 Tha., at 10}; ilige, Wanker, —Roce pts 432 bbls. The market was scareely 80 firm and less active, the sales being confined to 300 to Py Western at $2 1 a $2 15, which is @ decline of 820, Jersey City News. Prosarte Homcinn—Between one and two o'clock yesterday morning @ difficulty occurred at a porter house in Newark avenue, Jersey City, between two young men named Logan and Charles McIver, whon, it is alleged, the latter drew a revolver and fired. The ball took effect upon the person of McDonald, proprietor of the fi ce, inflicting a arpa fatal wound in the abdomen. iclver was arrested and committed to await the result of the injuries, About twelve o'clock on Wednesday morning a dis- turbance occurred, at the corner of Grovestreet and New- ark avenue, botweom several persons, growing out of a political ainneaiae, | during which a man named Conner was shot in the rl ai Nathans. No arrests were made. Beunerr H. Youra.—This Yesterday aCvernoon, at About one hundred Tue Sr. Aunans Rarpgs, gentloman was admitted to ‘bail one o'clock, before the Recorder. and fifty perwons were ut. Young is bound over in his own recognizance in four thousand dollars, an d two sureties—Mr. W. B. Phipps, banker, Toronto streets and Mr, John Nasmith—ia two thousand dollarseaoh. The various witnesses for the prosecution were also bound over to nppear at the assizes. The discharged ra ders have ui! left the elty,—Torrnta (C. W.) Globe, April 12. EE TE MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married, Crany—Davenront.—On Wednesday, a 12, at the id Rousewiy P. Mera Gs v- No cards. enport, ‘ Favite—Crani,—On Tuestay, April 11, et St, Thomas? Chureh, Broadway, by"the Rev, Dr. Mortan, Jostam M, Favinn to Harae E., daughter of Hosea Clark, Esq., all of thiscity. How Lt—Wnacrr.—In Brooklyn,” on Thursday, April 13, at tho residence of the bride's uncle, A. Wright, M, D., by the Rev. Charles S. Pomeroy, Tuomas A. Howes. to'Appix J., daughter of Sidney W. Wright, of Granville, N.Y. No cards. Horkixs—Lvcouy.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 12, at the residence of tne bride's parents, by the Rev. 7. Edwin Brown, Erasrus W. Horrixe, of Onaonta, N. Y., to Eniza A. IxcoLp, eldest daughter of W. A. F. Daven" port, No cards, SreE\RN'S—Tavior.—On Wednesday, gs 12, by the Rev, A. HL. Partrige, of Christ Church, at the tia, Is of the bride's parents, Raruam, C. Sreases, Moss Jennie 8. Tayion, daughter of William Taylor, Bodford avenue, Brooklyn, E. D. Died. Brawa.—On Thursday, April 13, Essa Carmarme, youngest daughter of John and Christina M. Bramm, ‘aged 1 year and 3 cays. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from 17 Verandah place, Brooklyn. Bar*aiv.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, April 12, Har- tur, wite of Chauncey Barnard, Esq., in the 61st year of or age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at ‘one o’elock, {rom the residence of her son in-law, Henry G, Thompson, No. 3 East Thirty-fourth streot, without further notice. Bruxxsxuorr.—On Thursday morning, April 13, of diptheria, @:ve Lourx, aged 10 months and 20 days, in- fant daughter of William H. and Adeline A. Brinkerhoft. Funeral on Saturday afternoon, atoue o'clock, from the residence of ©. L. Ingersoll, Washington avenue, 82- cond house west from DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn. Borracng.—On Wednesday, April’ 12, Mary A., wife of Robert J, Bottimore, and daughter of M. P. Mount, aged 40 years, 2 months and 13 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the Family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at half-past ono o'clock, from the residence of her father, No. 234 Eighth avenue, CamrLrn),—Jomt ae eee 23 years. ‘The remains will be taken to the Evergreons Cemetery for interment. CoasveLL.—In Jersey City, on Wodnesday, April 12, Heyry R. C. Cocswaxt, in the 35th year of his age. ‘Tho funeral will tako place from tho residence of Mr. J. Winterbottom, 196 Spring stroct, this (Friday) after- noon, at two o’ciock precisely. Dmwey.—At Albany, Wednesday, April 12, Joux Disxay, nu the 6 52d year of his'ago. ‘Thursday, April 18, of congestion of the tongs ¢ Cuanirs W. Ditto, aged 21 years and 7 months, 16 relatives and friends of the Tamily are invited to attend his funeral, ai two o'clock, this (Friday) afternoon, at the residence of his father, Joseph Ditto, No. 77 Riv: n street. .—On Thursday, April 13, Jomn Dovrs, a native of Jiggenstown, Naas, county Kildare, Ircland, aged 86 The frionas of family, those of his brother, Peter, ot the brotheg-in-law, Gerald chy also the mombers 0 Benevolent ae ay pipet e funeral, on Sunday afgernoon, at betray from his ~~ 0 residence, No. 46 Cemreaeen St. Louis + Papers pleas. copy. Dewyer —Billed by a ee in Henry Jones’ barn in New York, on Tues- If any of his relatives will fetes on E. sth No. 18 Ninth avenue, corner of Thirteen! will Tet further information. Left pre veh ete poser mao him. Donovax.—On Wedns 1 12, Dews Donovan, aged 47 Ce. 4 months and Ln! his soul rest in peace ‘The frends of the family are repectly invited to ‘the funeral, from his late residence, No. 175 Madi- S058 thi tiday) afternoon, at one o'clock. FLAGLR! Wednesday o¥ening, April 12, of bron- chitis, Hesmma, infant daughter of John B,'and Han- nah L. Flagler. Funeral from the residenco of her parents, iit Bast Forty: eighth st Bt, {he Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. GuMay.—On jay afternoon, April 13, Tngopor. bn ae of ae C. and Katharine P. Gilman, months, Funeral service at the Church of the Transfiguration, East Twenty-ninth street, between Fifth and Ttadison avenues, this (Friday) afte’noon, at half-past four o'clock. Gavrikr.—On Thursday, April 13, Hannan Avausta, Doe of Samuel T. Gautier, and fasnghler of the late Abra- ham Stagg, in th year of her age. Notice of funcral 1n to-orrow's papers. Soxrs. —On Tuesday, April 11, ANN Euza, wife of John Jon Friends of the een and those of her father, Mr. Richard Wight, are invited to attend the funeral, from her late rosidence, No. 148 West Houston street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Jonas,—At Harlem, on Thureday, Apel 185 18, of of group, flip H. Emma Lovtsa, yeas daughter of id on earth to bloow in heaven. line —— 6 years and 4 months, The friends and relatives of the family are iy invited to attend the funeral, from the residence, ast Street, between First and Second avenues, on Sunday, ‘at twelve o'clock, noon. Mansm.—In this city, on Sunday, April 9, Mrs. Mary through the night, —— 28 years and 1 mont 'e watched her breathi: Her breathing soft and low, Asin es breast the wave of life ‘Went heaving to and fro, Our hopes belied us a8 wo wept Wonsastes Ghee ti {ey ‘sh e jor dying when she slept, And mseping Je he died. But when the morn came dim and sad, ‘And soft with airy showers, Hor quiet eyelids closed—she had other morn than ours, Friends and relatives aro invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Funeral services will commence at two o'clock. Maexrx.—At his residence, on Momus oped! ri 11, 4 consumption, Wriuam W. Fd yearn, 8 months and 27 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residonce, 198 Bleecker street, Axctext Gaara No. or R. A. it—Tho of this Chapter, as well as all companions, R.A. Mi in good standing, are invited to meet at No. § Union on Friday, 14th inst, at one o'clock P. M., to atten funeral of our late companion, Ww. No. : Bioecker treet. Pr. Lopae oF Asrigorry No. 11, F. asp A. M.—Biethren, on are hereby summoned to dtvoud the funeral of our iate P. S, W., William W. Moekor, on Friday, 14th, inst., af one o'clock, at No, $ Union ome By ‘it ZACHARIB, Vy iM. NoKRxacun.—In Brooklyn, on Thursd orning, April 13, Wiutiae MoKnaour, tn tho atet yarn teed ‘Tho relatives and frieads of the family are res) invited to attend the funeral, from his late rea! aie, oF Myrile avenuo, this (Fritay)’ afternoon, at two 0" Ne.——On Tuesday, April li, Makcanue, wiew of Jaren Neil, in the Sad’ year of her ago. ‘The friends and relatives aro invited to alt the foneral, from the reetdence of her mother-in-law, No. 38 Monroe street, this (¥riday) afternoon, at one o’cidok. me Quackixworn.—In this city, on Thursday, Agel 19 ool fon of Jamer Quackiubush, in whe PAN of of is age. ‘The relativer nnd friends of the family are reepettfully Invited to attend ihe funeral, on Saturday afwernton, ab three o'clock, from the reside: 1 Weet Bightoonth afreet, without further tn Sree. —On Thursday morning, April 13, after! pro- tracted and painful ilinces, Ce Bi vain, formerly of London (England), wale of David Peggle, of this ¢ The friends of a are invited to atiehd (he far faturday a jock, from her EW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1865. eel | her son-in-law, Robert 8, Swords, are respectfully invited | to astound the funeral, om Saturday @icrovon, at one or without further notice. it Warren street, Prook- Smith, inthe 43d year of > fa iy and thos s¢ of her sons, James ¢ ed to attend the Friday) alternoga, iy o'clock, without n Wednesday morning, April 12, Bassa man, in the s6th year of his age. take plae this (Friday) morning, ab o'clock, froin the residence of his brother, sioman, 11 Weat Thiriy-eighth st, The relatives and friends of Uhe family are luyived to attend, without further notice, Sains.—At Long Branch, N. J., on Sunday, March 19, Mrs. Donan, widow of Obediah Sains, in the 78th year of her age, ‘Twaven.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 12, Hat= am Honi mere, youngest child of James I. and Caroline De Ford Thayer, age 2 years aud 6 months, Warennory.—On Wednesday, April 12, Panne J., wife of Albert G. Waterbury. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from her late Pei No. 103 West Thirteenth street, on Saturday aftern: two o'clock. (LANTIC SAVINGS BANK, rt CHATHAM LRQUALE, NEW YORK, cent inteseat allowed Deposits made now, or om ot belore apeu Si wilt draw in stream ‘Apri 1. tat ‘resident. CHARLES! D. "hal 'Y, Treasurer. _Jomern P. Cooran, Beitr) Grr AT COST. GONSUMERS' BER COAL COMPANY. Each share entitles the liolder to one ton of coal tht at the cost Of pining, ‘transportation and pivggitet hes lah ts now about $8 er on Ho, 10 shure of the, profits on he sale "to juosd’ beyond the quantity ‘supplied are olde ‘Thowe w wi bu: soy renee can have the coal they will for their benefit, and receive the proceeds over the jecost in onan Tuvestment in this stock ia nots risk, for Anthracite Coal lands rising in v Tie Satara io be. sold are. limited, and aro neari ail sub, seribed for. | tmmodiate ition 1a necessary any. Ofiice 7 medial pplz ‘rRostrKs. JON, aii 413 Vitth avenue, Hon. C. GODERBY GUNTHER, Mayor of Hon, Oeste CLEVELAND, Mayor of Hon. ALFRED M. WOUD, Mayor of Brooklyn. CHARLES: JENKINS, President of Bist River Bank. low York. jersey City. JC 4 in DOUGL: Lapeer tor eceaageal Insurance Co. oa ANDERBON, 106 broadway. ‘M. P. STANDISH, ‘Coal ‘aouler, ‘Tl Broadway, HAS. H. APPLEGATE, 0. H. Applegate & peapezD. NOTICE. rrics oF THB Hoxry Broox Cou Courany, Wainur Stave Privapeirnia, April 1865, At n meeting ofthe Board of Directors of tie Honey Brook Conl Company, held at their ottice, 209 Walnut street, a divi- ond of tree fer cent on thelr ‘capital stock of $3,000,000 was joclared, puyable.on the 28th 4c J. B. MOCRRAS?, resident. Foutz secon STREET AND GRAND STREET Railroad Mortgage Bonds for sale by D. M, DEVOE, 12 Barclay etreot, up stairs, P cc heaais KANE &CO., ‘American Bankers, No. 8 Place de In Bourse, Pat Travellers visiting Europe can have their letters addressed tothe care of the above. Deposits recelved and letters of credit granted, FFICE OF THE COMMONWEALTH FIRE INSUR- ‘ance Company, No. 151 Broadway.—Ne k, April 8, 1865.—The Board of ‘Directors have thin dus a dive dend of Five poeodlr ae free from government ax) ae onand after inst. Transfer books wi from 10th to 16th irae inclusive. GEO. T. HAWS, Secretary. OPEICE OF THE Nontit AMERICAN PETROLEUM Company, 78 Broadway, New York, April M, 1808. ‘The Board of Trustees have this day declared a dividend of two ey one-half (274) F i Per. cent for the quarter ending April 1, payable on an ‘ter Saturday, 16th inat., at the oifice of Mesars. Schuchardt & Gebhard, bankers, 21 ‘Nassau street. The transier mes wrt ese rant aT ee of business: on Tuesday, the llth, until Monday, inst. . 3 YP VAVERY, Secretary. EDEEMED AT SIGHT. elaced or mutilated Fractions ney, Treasury ‘Notes and Bills of wil National Banks at oa "Broadway, cor be. perce Deere CUSHING & PIERCE. JREVENUE BONDS OF IIR STATH OF NEW YORK, bens we Alt ieey: Ea al ek the are oan Interoat at 7 percent per annum, payable: quarter cette sable July 1 1866, or’ oonvertabic pursuant to sald chapter, may be obtained at this office. Persons having funds to invest wil find thia a safe and profitable vention ie by purehvsing themame wil ald in Telievi roin the, Impend a > MATTE MIEN SAN, Comptroller, Orrr or Naw York, Rerieaeer or Foraxce, { CourtnouLen's Orrick, April 12, 1885. S UTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED—VIRGINIA, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabamat also New "aap: MANNING & DE FOREST, No. 19 ‘Wall street. Tet INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY HAS declared a dividend of five per cent upon the capital ernment, tax, at their close on the i5th inat. ‘G. O. MINE, Secretary, Ndebele Pe TY Ro, fel: AND MINING COM- Teector be se, at 26 conte fers jue $10, 4,000 shares of the asta compunyte Stock: ‘cnrtiteate. Roy'Mt tenued. to Wiliam Baninter, Mureb rath Wiliam ‘Tucker, rest. dent, and C. B. . Weight ia, cory the lock to be full paid. EPI Mavox, 00. No. 634 Pine street. $52. 00 OF THE CINCINNATI, ee AND ble on May 1, free of | ottoo; fiS Broadway.” ‘Tanafer ho: Portsmouth first ¢ Ratiroad Bonds sale igh cheap. Inquire of SOUT! Wick : WOOD, 18 $300.000 TO LOAN—AT 6 AND 7 PER CENT, New York ett SOSHIH MASOK! No. OY Pine street, -~-- REWARDS. $33 i “Lost, ON THURSDAY, 13TH INST. cy a nha wey Trp te ‘avenue, through se Cnetesanied and ‘with tw Shore reward will be pald by returning It v0 ‘30 Liberty street, $F REWARD. —A YOUNG BLACK AND TAN DoG, which was picked up on sa shout by a gentlemen on Third aven a Pais Sas returning him to th 1 ward, Ge 2 re REWARD.—LOST, DURING’ THE CEREMONY of the funeral of’ Ge Wluthrap, in Trinity BLS ae 72rd,» snail hunting case Biiver Watch, Being valued as th of & deceased brother in the at ume Shove reward, which is more than the feat. valu willbe promptly paid for ita return to Mise Singleton, Firet re ABP WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECO. Fy, OF tnformation that will Tead to same, of w ntering Horse, taken from the hall of the Be Germain. Hotel, om ine eh inst, No questions asked. tassmaneterc Ae A Dot D5 REWARD. A FOURTEENTH STREET er ca theonmtad ay i112, wailver English levor ‘atch and nye x Chain, mall piece of the minwt hand broken © a Ker ‘Jos. Johneos, No. 40, above reward will be pald and no 9 sueetinns ‘eked if deiir- a ‘treet, before 8 o'clock A. M., or ren street to Nasead and Baekman, a leather Pocket- Book, containing about $90 and & check for’ $70, drawn by K. @. Kelly, Agent for New York Chy Oil Conpany, The above reward will be paid on returning the name to le ex fice, 6 Warren street, N. ¥ 25 oe EWARD.—STOLEN, FROM THE BASEMENT of honee 176 Kast Thirleenth street, on Wednesday, a dark blug dbinchille beaver sack Ove! reat Me ned with dark check cassimere. ‘The above reward will , and no ine o the premises. REWARD,.—LOST, IN GOING FROM 6) WAR- ) REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY 11TH INST, either in the city or on the 6 P. M. train of Erie between Long Dock and Suffren's sition, © Dia- mond Pin, single stone. ‘The nupye reward will be pald Sop the recovery of the same at 87 old atreet, New York, i) REWARD—LOST, IN & FOURTH AVEN' aso on Monday ovening, an old fashioned dot Tobias, white tace, the two cases open in: ano heavy linked aold chain. The above reward and no qu ‘asked on 4 Dabner, #8 Exchang place, yr jayesupnantent rag $10 REWARD.—LOST, A TRUNK Mattobon nla f books and’ papers only useful to the trunk was peta ~~ rae On lor, no name on mt at Buffalo to ‘ia New York Central and Hudson River Railroads, 0 on the ath ey of last month. Deliver to sone LA Sehubart & Co., I Woter OEN WTA York. oe $300 Ba REWARD.--LOST, ON TURSDAY NIGHT, 1TH The ti ‘ek fille eee ne tiratived eames uder will receive u ve rews on leat it at boo Weot Forty-htrd sect Ki ___ LOST AND FOUND. D% “‘LOST—LAST EVENING, AT 9 im aed eee te the name of Fido; ba aieaene white collar on. Perron Remi tin ahall be re- ded. Ls, Optician, im | Bowery. $50 « OST—ON THE eT INSTANT, A A i ANOND, CLUSTER Ld Ring, with elaven stones. Tire f will be Iberally rewarded by leaving It stthe bardware store eoruer of Th: ny third sineet and Third avenue, ee TUESDAY Last BETWEREN THE HOURS and 6 P. dark brown Pocketbook, contaln- Or gtk, A’auilable rewar be pald for its Prine oo street. Lat BLAOK NEWFOUNDLAND Dosa, With Shout g ings Lu while apoton Sure pas Breast; about six months old; Banwers to the name of Ko 0, A sultable reward will be given for him at No. “Shacow Off Last SUNDAY RVENING, IN PASRING FROM b4 Nini avenue throngh West Twenty-hina atrart and fun aveaue: ta the ohurch, coruae_ Fifth ty.firet atreat, « Coral Breastpin, The finder will b Fowarded on returuing it to 434 Weat Twenty-third F OSTA BMALL ITALIAN ORFTHN 4 bind } Will be rewarded by Bee odo, near Fifty-thind street. Los THIS WEEK, A Cart, WIth THR portrait of ind returning the same to jecBvay, 380 Gran gg? DOG LO: FROM my ROWERY, information regard ug thie dog will Ved, aod a liberal garaed mein AB H ud and no TH BYER) late residence, 07 Kast Twenty,olghih street. HOUSP. NO, 70 COLUMBIA London papers please copy. ibly entered on the morning of the Stasanp.—On W day morning, Apel 12, Canons ura of the en tak ¥. Sraxan, widow 0” Colune iba 4, United States | deceased, A cot Ariny, late of Fred atinfaction he ac ‘The’ Falailves and frisuda of the family and tose of | tueir visit no orderly wu tania o! the rooms vaited 80 Cree from ail damage, SPECIAL NOTICES, MERICAN STEEL.—sP} NG.’ TOE, i, CALKING, TIRE and Sleigh Shoe Steol, of ali sizes und kinds, of tne best umaterials at the Norway fron Works, Boston, and for sale by the proprietora, NAYLOR & CO., Bosion, New York and Ph lade! ph} List PAPELSAND MANUSORIPTS COPIED, GON- 4 fidoutia leters writen, unerring advics on geuers} bust joss given by iss KINNE, 109 Bleocker street, second Loor. Hours from U1 104. [A20N10 NOTICE THERE WILL BE 4 REQUI, Ms mainuntcaiton of Keystone Lode, Ne vate erat their rooms (Egypuan), Odd Feild ae and Cvatre streets, on Friday ue + Tuomas, § Secretary. ASONIC.—THE MEMBERS OF GEORGE WASHING. it ton Lodge, No. 255, F. & A. M., are hereby summoned to altend the next regular communicati ion, to Pe held on Fri- day, 14th inst. An gy the yee by- tan wit be taken Into consideration. By oFtet TaN sae Heretar. Nise man te vend fast We ean avold the draft! it we will ion come out, all bands, and rege Come eai or is oa me to wi all your frienda, Bae gout nef work Fe Iegna pane, ry. _Soun Witsos, Treasurer, ie Orne: OF THE MERCHANTS’ INSURANCE COM- hd BROADWAY, southeast comer Pine At the annual election, held this day for twonty-oas Direo- My iy e nilemen were Uunaatasously elected: — tora the following ges A uy elo Levi A Yenry's A cere, Borace W. ‘Burnham, Ben; 8. Taylor, VB Oatrander, Crowel Adams, Watior jonckiio, ‘Wm. Hustuce, Joep 8 iharker, ‘Mosos A. Ho} m. Martin, Natnsatel Weed, jonephi M. Brown, oD van Wanton, aa wosremualt bins sequent mec of the Board of Directors, Me, 0. aS taendon was pan! nfmously re-elected, and Sir. Joseph y. Vice Pi - Baskor ae si mae! L, DOUGLASS, Secretary. EMBERS OF THE BARRY BENEVOLENT 60- TP ety are reduetied fo aiend a spodith meeting tis rt ms | aang ines heme eae Ber Jehu Doyle, PATRICK FITZPATRICK, President, Micuaxn Muxeny, Ieeaelary, GOOD MILK ROUND FOR nt Leonard's blckamith’s shop, in Forties renue. Cal! between 10 und 12 o'lock, FINE OOKNER GROCERY FOR &aLe—W AL Blick, Pistures, Loase, dc., 8 Eighth avenue, corner Jane sirect. A PATENT FOR SALE.—THE CHOICE OF TWO ‘aud Patonta, bolt for kinall articles, cheap and in groat dee peed DA Cae L. THO ears? standing in a health, ie twenty miles from roprlelr can enjoy conn zh fe, picesnat ment W. F. RUS! age foom 171 Broadway, N. Y. Wigon and Harness, ‘Terms cash. Apply at street, in RESTAURANT "Bie BALECIN A FINE BUSINESS DOWN TOWN LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—A RARE cannot att ee Calion a4 address 185 Mont. ees, Brooklyn, N. ¥. CHANCE [3 OFFERED TO PURCHASE TH! AL BARE CHANGE Fi ors very plosesnt Jobbing Saat nees of twenty-live man are Sind Le Waites " at a rising mat, tn sales are ouly liznl Emtal of capil smal. The ie cae 000. Ay Sad Seiwenn and 3 os BAKERY FOR SALE—NOW DOING " PINE —_ ‘ness; one of the beat stands down town. Also 15 Geecawik A me Gallons: Liqued ine Rnd gar i emote, Kuenoy, 71 Cedur street, AL Binnos, ia ooins Mi Kota, Liquor 8 aie, Biliond Bstoans, A MITCHELL'S Slate sgwtey, 11 Godat sree, AKERY FOR SALB.—THE LEAS! Bees poi Py ceatoree te a = tise 2 addons Baker, ‘Bo 01 Wee OnE. tl FOR SALE.—I HAVE REDUGED THE anit RistiAN AN BULWAtCTo: 339 i Bast Fifty-third street. Orca, Lae aad A A BEAN; (FtOee. FIX. oftrader, For tic For particulars apity to W. f° ROWLEND, riertngfine,orchtorhogd all handnenely ted wp ner, ina fine neighior! ndsomel 4 stock; doing. good business: bo sold al w bargausd 00 pe Soe eee SAAO A. BLOGS & SON, 77 Nason street, RUG STORES.—SEVERAL BONA FIDE, Dvd mn $00 UWRER ot'aan Siect suitable for Prices trian $000 to 1S Ap TH WARD DRAVT MERTING.—A MEETING WILL 16 be at the Court m, orner ‘T'wenty-second Seventh avenue, on Friday evening, April 14, ab ‘Citizens desirous of avoiding the ent forcement, of ee draft invited, LEWIS R. RYERS, Chairman, C. ‘ARK, Secretar; P)RUG, STORE FOR GALE.—CORNER STORE, UF town, finely fitted up, near Fifth avenue, hon ished, well stocked, doing an excoHont ‘ioe openiig, Parties withing to buy ‘will ud thia a bargain, ad iPWwill'be told considerably below Its value, -‘Terins Beats som el given for welling, Inquire of CONRAD FO COPARTN (ERSHIPS, Kiaeior THR FIRM OF A. KIMBED &J. %, cabinet makers, $24 Broadvay in his former patrons and that he has uo © 1 whatever W but the one vo PARTNER | WANT#D—IN A, GENTERE, A Lie bustinoss, six yours estab fia ‘dant has reatized Y a mone. MIL ©U,, General Business ‘$0 genta, 203 Browuway. impel. PARTNER WITH $3 TO $800 WANTED—IN A Ligit, respeotable business.“ Apply at 35 Jobn street, AS Re WANTED WITH Toad AS CASHIER. A PARTNE ing 300) weekl eaves PN OksEh & 00. 359 Broadway, room 39. Th, Oll, PETROLEUM, PRTROLEUM.—WE HAVE A Finwmoer of valu il Leases of taza in Ohio, which wo will I parties bore by giving us half the o ralty ¢ eee a eee Oy Manly to tag owaeés RAVER A HASTINGS, 172 Chatham street, room 3. DARTNERSH ANTED—THE BR’ would invest $590 to 81,549 in enetstetiahet send paying business, Address B. P. Y. , box X Heraid office. ARTNER WANTED,—THE ADVERTISER, A EURO- Papen, wel posted tn distiling, necting and the mann. Tactube of all descriptions of Liquors, aid who is already eulablished as a wholesale wine and tiquor dealer, is desirous of meeting with a gentleman possessing from’ $10,000 to 20,000, to join him in leasing % most compact distillery, and iu bringlug before the public a Bitters pronounced by emi- nent aiilytical chemists to be oue of the purest, most health; rating toulcs extant, Address Distiller, Herald ARTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED MANU- ove faotnring, business that al oes ort 8.000 0 meats 30 u © of one retiring; $2,000 to for machine and. stook ‘will be eat ‘Address W. D. Turner, Post oliice, ‘onthe Us ARTNER. ACAI 0 ASSIST IN Taveroning.a newly discovered, tractof Ol land, of -Un- doubted richness; withth four hours’ Fide of the ‘Hudron river and two miles from railroad and acanal. The quality of the oil taken trom the creek and from some excavations is equal to any Virginia‘oil, and there are the most satisfac- tory evidences of very large deposi, Principals only need wer this, Address HE. F. Wellos, Post 0! OR SALE.—GLASS PARTITIONS AND SHELVING for sale cheap, Apply to J. BAYLEY, 58 Joun street, , SALB—ONE NEW Sean AOTEER: DE ameter 7 feet, front 734 foot, length 22 fe CURTIS & SHAPTER, bo wit bit Fr tiktin atreet. PO! SALE CTE, STOCK FIXTURES AND GOOR will of 4 meat and vegetable shop, doing a cash ‘ringe streots, Brookiya FOR SALE—A, COMPLETE FANCY AND DRE ods Store, $98 Seventh avenue, between Thirty-fourth and thirty. fifth strects, with one year's lease on the whele house, with or without Stock, Cause, change in business, business, corner af Willoughby and POR SALE_A GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORK ina good location, now doing a good businesa, Satis: fuctory reasons at 285 Highth ay. POR, SALE TWO FIRST LASS | BURGLAR, AND fireproof Sates, Apply to LOCKWOOD & CO., 22 Wie liam street, . OR SALE—% FEET OF SHELVING, APPLY a@ 202 Chatiam street, (OR SALE—A LIGHT HORSE POWER; NEARLY new and In good running order; will be sold cheap, iad ihe owner has no use forit, Apply corner Sixth avenue Fifty-third street. Ok SALB—FOR $2,500, A NEW HOUSE OF EIGIG rooms and half an sere of Ground, near the depot at Wie Pee Caw miles on Harlem Railroad. Apply ta Of SALE-EIGHT YENEG AR STANDS FOR MAKING vinegar, in the grocer) ‘event corner Fortieth ited, asa was nag (OR SALE—ENGINE 2 HORSE POWER; ONE bular Hoiler, horse power, now running; must wold, “Inquire of the Engineer, 18 Mercer aircon OR SALB—THE | BEST MARKET IN, HARLE: Dane ne emo SON ‘and two Carts, Third avenue and 124th street, POR SALE ONE 40 HORSE ENGINE, AND SEVERAL Upright, Horizontal, Tubular, Locomotive and, Flag Boilers, all riew: horse Portable Engines for the welle SAMUBL SLCOit. & CO. Rast fever Tron Werka, foot of Twentieth street, East ri [HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE UNDER THE name and firm of Lippman, Co., is from this day mutually dissolved, * yi ly LIPPMAN. "s _New w Yon, April 8, 1835. HE FIRM OF WALDEN, WILLARD & MoILVAINE ‘was dissolved on the 6th inst, The banking and stock petroleum business will be carried on by E. kt. McIivaine and Charles ©. Nga at 13 Broad street, “under the firm of Mellvatne & Walden gE. & McILVAINE. ©. WALDBN, 10 DENTISTS.—A YOUNG MAN Tanta AS PART. ner, no ca pital required; must understand all branches Of theart. Address, with references, Medicus, drug store 925 Third Pi ga Ti CAPITALISTS.—TH KE PROPRIETOR OF A VALUA- bie improvement in eat (patent secured) solicits the assistance of a business man, with capital, to aid him in the ‘ture and sale of his’ invention to governments, do. wh of sinall calibre is anal to 500 ordinary firearms; ns would be equal in force to a modern fleet. The Invention been Speen, hee se eeel ger A authorities, ‘This is ire opportunity for 8S. M., Herald oflice. iTED—A PARTNE! WITH $6,000 OR MORE B y sap ital, to go into the tie proates Cre pba y who asin ny one who mea buninon aren ii., bor 15) Herald oflee, W ARTED ome ‘OR $8,000 CAPITAL, BY AN EXPE. Trson a6 ene in the ey and billiard wef mabe pe hd good eaeaeee bdr iagenn a nnd whocan costa + atigg ta ans ref Fates busing "who ness ne, tancy. WANTED, $600 T Tate and proftabte Dual clerkship in the above ente ney. No advertisements hame and address. Address #8. 0. $800 WANTED, A PARTNER, IN A WELL ES- J tablished manufecturing ‘business. Any man wishing a safe cash business would do well to call immedi- ately in the steam p. cking box factory, 443 Water 28 $2, O00 “WANTED. 4 PARTY TO JOIN THE AD- Yertiser in a legitimate and posing business. Address Walter, 71 ¢ — $8,000 28! ; —T0 MERCHANT TAILORS.— Partner wanted to join tho advertiser in an es- tatdisned Great's Furnishing vuainess, on one of the m p Iminent corners « above branoh. J Ay ply a Hroadw whing to add th Broadw Bixteenth street. $30, ODO ATEREE, MOUND MEN WiLO SOLD . over $00,000 worth of Yankee notions and y goods wish to make afrangements with fourth party, to put with their $10,000 to commence the Address Notlous, box lid Herald above busiaesa July 1. 3 “FINE | ARTS. PORTION OFA Ly Ly Fi KNOWN PRIVATE Con. PAIN’ bythe OLD TION, et PRIVATE: SAU. Ky 8 GALLERIES, NO. poe J Lis. 4 west O: way. For par- © at thelr office, ad ERTY STREET a fe tiouiars and prlees ing REENWOOD VIEWS OF GREENWOOD.—ALL THE otographed by HOLM beauties of this lovel, is daily being | No. 675 Broadway. Special at- fe devoted to individual monuments, tombs, &c., when je ANI 210 FULTON STREET- of foe’ ‘and. Peppermint Cordials, Biact a Cherry Stomach and Stoughton Hitters, Raspberry, Lemon and Gum Byrup, ec. shippers and the irade in thts line to send thein their business cards, and chey wil furnish samples of tho above, articles; quality unsurpassed, prices very low; casos aud casks always Foudy for — sie ie ASTROLOGY. BONA FiD FIDB ASTROLOGIST. MADAME WILSON tells the object of your visit, a. 18) Allen street, near Houston, Seer tho bakery, A REAL FA FACT—NO IMPOSITION.MADAM STARR from Europe, the greatest, Clairvoyant knows, offers $5,000 reward to any o1 can equal her in telling past, mand future; shows the iikenges and teMas hie name. urth Avenue. Gents not admitted; ladies Me. to $1. se art ms on mance nner AJ B MAURICE, REAL ASTROLOOBR oP peer A. polass out enemies on Res and mortal ever knew bareres how to be atyey ‘ony under: king; ‘elle ine very day you marry, nae, likeness and e full debcription of the intended and oF wife. A apreay realth, wealth, Yong i open! im. A’ wet desul: Bioncker street, near Wooster. STONISING MADAME mORAGe, SEVENTH daughter, tlle, your thoughts; tn Bkonem. 196 alow sires ene Hh vaxion atregt, Gen not admitted, LAIRVOYA! DB OOLAN, NT tions Oth natin a mand sont and future foretold. 9 MB. NORHHOUSE, BE raaTE DAUGETER per eren| atonal = Bl Meese ain dia res ‘ond tioor. Fetes AWAME ANTONIA, GOMNAMBU! LE CLATRY: OFANTE eh, nd Future, tod 16, Veet Peron a oP ereath ev @venue Loglish, French CONSULTA. ned, $2, Past, pre- rite and Germ om mn epoxre 006 CEP SPORE aeennatytpreneenaettntnenemenat any FUR DISTINGUISHED OLATR. Mi vopant, ts 2 WAL be 15 vgs Tor mokbede bealeen ee ver wen MB. CAPRLLO, CLAIRVOYANT, DOCTRESS AND MBisivons Median, 15 years betore tbe pabile ja Europe and America, No. 310 3d avenua, near ih street, first floor, over toa Store. Ladies #0 oral, HB ORTOINAL MADAMB BYRON, TT Greatest, syirtucnon, PROM PATI N rvoyant allng ancret Yo onuee spendy mar- a S40 Fourth avenue, near T r ih street, 16 f HOWERY. MADAM? WIDGER, CLAIRVOYANT, GO! tolls all you wish © know. Gures vliseases: num! t | ver. OR SALE—SIX PORTABLE ENGINES, OF Eevnake make, for oil wells. Apply to ENN AU a HORLIW, OO john street. OR SALE—A ROGERS TOBACCO ere Me Eases ‘cheap, in good order; can be soon ah 25 Howard rr Lene est UPRIGHT bead 3 FoueR Oa. ba Paolty 16 horse iviyrfourth streot and Tenth avenue, F%. SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED TOY AND ‘coe. fectionary Store. 237 Fourth avenue. OB SALE—THE FIXTURES, STOCK AND GOOD will, oF either, of store on ong enues, near the Ker Yard. Apply ‘ut 182 Prospect atrest, OR SALE CHEAP—A CONFECTIONERY ANB TOW tore, in splendid location; rooms leprae vat 305 Greenwich street. Re tt CHEAP—WITH LONG | LE. Robs jtore, corner North Third ee aey cli or Line Speen to Fonsan peer mae tal pat Inquire at at ak geek, sa OP. SALE CHEAP—ONE SECOND HAND Banke Seafes weighing 20 Ibe: one 3 One Ci fae, Wheel, weigh weights, ac. Taquire at 316 W: COOKING wit mab Waleed Washington ot, FLStEL FOR SALE—VERY CHEAP IF APPLIED FOR immediately; fully furnished, favorable location and doing a business; or will taki kes Very liberal terms. “SOUTHWICK & WOOD, 18 Pine st RAARBLE MANTELS FOR SALE CHEAP—CORNEB . of Fifth avenue and Thirteenth stré@r, South Brooke. m Ls eS Py, BROW! FOR SALE.—ONE PAIR OF He Famess owe pair of Hollow Rollers, rer, one YAKS Mill, with 1,300 Ibs, of Cutters, fet of Patterne, for griaditig. plaster or any hard ward substance, one large Grindstone, ‘cone pulley, grind the face of iro ‘Mtatn Machine. it quire of ‘CUIISTIAN mn AEE, 353 East Fifty-third at, BP peeena ENGINES—TEN AND TWELVE HORSR power; also one twenty horse power Stationary nd one twelve horse power ai 5 pte = pa For PAIRMAN & WILLA 8 Dey sti poem ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP-IN STORE and ready tosbip; 6, 8, 12and 16 horse power. Mane Tactarers of off well wols. BAYLEY & nY & HILL, 58 John street. powtante SAW MIDE, WIT NGINE AND BOIL» t a all complete. For bale pt TPAIHMAN & WILLARD, 0. 8 Dey atrect, AILROAD TIES VOR SALE—COMPRISING WHITR “k oak and chestnut. Inquire at the Pitta ant, #08 Third avenue, SEWING MAC ES.—TWO WITEELER & WILSOW Sewing Machines, almost new and in eerie order, for sale at 165 West Tairty-ninth street, Price $35 euch. TEAM ENGINE AND BOILER—OF ABOUT VIVE pilce $300. "Also due five foo Band Wheel unt” Pair 5 one five foot ‘Ban Targa ‘Blacksmith Bellows, nearly new. “Apply at 61 a 61 Laight 10 PHOTOGRAPHERS.—FOR SALE, A LEASE OF & finely fitted up Gallery, in ome of tue ert Tocations im fesse Wil'tersoth absop or will sell exh entivipy Tequs #0 Wi * He Fulton stress, Broctiyne nel tire (0 GOLD BEATERS —FOR SALE, SIX PRESSES. AP- ply to R. F. MILLER, No, 41 (Srotue aureet IHIRTY NEW AND SECOND HAND SAFES OF Var rious sizes and makers for sale ead tania on Ona old of re moval; also a lot of jewellers’ Draws, 100.-Ke, gy ag Pte Masuinery an re ofa ight Masutnecutne'B seat well tit entabiished and - = a first class way; abt can be abled ima few month vaicknees.algee coupels tho owaee to tovele Call on or address a D., 374 Bighth avenue, —————— PERSONAL. — * soba 1OR ADOPTION—A FINE, INE, HEALTHY MALE out pres pe i3 treraid omc. home, Address for two , box 133 Fae Wacker RETURNED FROM PHILADRES aaile suddenly. Good joke on gli parties, Stull ¥ [hers te WANTED—BY eee, DRISKEL ENGLisie? her stster, Hannorah Driskel, or of her aunt Aes, hem, jeCarthy. When last heard fruta sho wae in le steve Pennayivanin; or of her cousin, Tade Horignn. exrd irom he was in Fort Washington, Oarmansville, State Of Now York. “Addrasn Elion Drlskel, box 10 ood Post office, New York city. Pennsy Jeane copy. iy THIS SHOULD MEBT THE EYE OF GRORGE Pe Cart rial be iy Anformed that hig wife, who has jg rom, Oolumbi ‘ street, New York “any” bean ie: ne NJURED ONR—YOURS OF TORSDAY WILL MATE the Four in Hand Peacock drop his feathers, WILL 1s. ‘OWN FREDERIOK PRECHT, OF THIS city, Ts ht When Inet o) quested to give notice of hie present reskiouee to x being trustee ofhis ohare is his father's inheritance, | ‘Dr. ADAM, _Bawarx, Germany, March, 1865. Peliaial Jour; 7. THOMPSON, FORRBRLY OF LONG scr London, will Gnd a igttor addressed to ig) by calling 149 Fourth avenue, bear Twenty-third street, N EFT HOME IN AUGUST, 1955, JACOB BR. MOOI joore; sald to have goas with Gener since reported in New Orleanm «ine brit hang something to his advantage by Mares 1 Tivol! Post office, Duichess county, in JINCERITY.YOU WiLL BE PAID WELL F ror YouR 15_information B. HOMAS NELSON, LATE OF ALLEGANY CITY, P. is Feqnestod to call at room 23. No. 14 Wall strech Winer he can loarn of mations tw his advantage, 14 -_, eS eae ee eee eT) SOON se ese a ee