The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1865, Page 2

tt De ee a FINANCIAL AND! COMMERCIAL. Tuunspay, May 18—6 P. M. ‘The stock market, which was further depressed last night and this morning by bear influences, ade- cline at the first board, as compared with the second of yesterday, in Erie of 4;, New York Central 134, Reading 134, Fort Wayne 1%, Michican Southern 134, Dlinois Cen- tral, Oleveland and Pitisburg 1%, Rock Island 14, judaou River 24, Quicksilver }. Government securi- wete steady, but quict. Coupon ten forties declined | 36. Coupon five-twenties of the new issue advanced 35. Ak the open board at one o'clock the market was |}, shado firmer, and at the sogovcd regular board a general | t ement took plave, Now York Central ai the close | was 1 per cent higher than at the firstboard, Erie 1, Hud- | son River 134, Reading 134, Michigan Southern 2, Cleve. land and Pittsburg %, Rock Island 94, Fort Wayne 34, | Ohjoand Mississippi cvrtiticates 3, Cumberland 34, Quiek- silver }¢. Government so “¢ were dull, Coupon five-twonties dealiued 3. past three the improvement continued, and quotations ad- vanced J¢ a13¢, Erie being the most buoyant stock on the list, Erie closed at 734, New York Central 9014, Read- | ing 9334, Rock Island 943/, Michigan Southern 60%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 643;, Fort Wayne (8.3) 9394, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2634, Quicksilver 54. Later, on the street, the market showed increased activity, and prices were firm. The bugbear of a tight money market boing dispelled, the natural tendency of the market ts towards reaction. ‘The bulls would make believe that w large advance awaits tho market, while the bears aro equally anxious to propagate the idea, to alarm the street ‘and fill their own pockets, There is no doubt that bulls and bears are about equally unscrupulous, their expressed opinions are therefore without value, ‘The bull of to-day may be the bear of to-morrow, and Buch financial weathercocks are deserving of no better than that of preying upon each other. The most | of their number are usually the most success- business, which shows that sound theories, based Soa tener of the value of the stocks dealt @p the Stock Exchange, pass for naught. Thecaprice of speculation, based upon nothing worth mentioning, is potent in ruling the market. The price of a stock of any kind in Wall strect may be safely assumed ‘to-bo.no-criterion of its real worth, and if speculation in , stocks could be entirely extinguished it woukl bea beneilt ‘to the community ; for, as it ie, the market i the arena , fanetiof gamblersywho might be meve ereditably em- "ployed in any other pursuit, ‘Tho gold market has becn dal! but steady te-dny. Ont, ‘speculators have lost interest mm it to'a great extent, the amount of business has diminished aceordingly. ‘opening quotation was 130, frem which there was a of %, followed by an advance to 130%, and at » ‘tive P. M. it stood at 130%. The people have reasen to vongratulate themselves on the thinning out of the Gold Room, which has always exerted an evil inflaence upon the country, speculators being, of cours», guided only by their own interest, regardiess of consequences. A band of vagabond secessionists for a tong time kept the premidm from fifty to a hundred per cent higher than it ought to have been, and an opposite but similarly un- icrupulous party are ready to run it down and up again. Such fluctuations as the currency has undergone have fesulted in nothing but loss to the people, as the high prices for all the necessarics as well as the luxuries of life have abundantly testified. Even now these inordi- ate prices are slow to recede, and retailers in particular fomand enormous profits, while tho hotels and the better slass of rostaurauts are an outrage upon the public in theirexooesive charges, most of them not having abated ‘fraction of their former bigh prices. They saw and profited by the rise of gold, but, now that it has fallon, they “don’t sce it.) Perhaps they think themselves * philosophera, and believe that we are:passing between two. ‘extremes, but that tho midium ‘hag not yét been found. Nevertheless, reduced pricos, wholesale and retail, are demanded; for at present they are far higher in gold than they have ever been before. “Provisions are’ from: tixty to cighty per cent higher in the wholesale market tow than#key wore in the autuma of 1363, when the Pregalum ruled near 130, and it is estimated: that bread- ‘tui Aro about forty per cent higher, and in the retail business prices are from sixty to.a hundred per cent . The time is not remote, ‘however, when pro- luce, tike Captain Scott's coon, will have to come down, Foreign exchange'continues firm but inactive, owing te parties deferring remittances tn anticipation of lower tated. “Bankers ask 100% 110 for tholr sixty day bills; but trangactions occasionally take place at 4 a iy reocasion. Short sight bills are quoted at 110% a %. Produce bills are scarce, owing to the Mmited exports going forward. Money has been easy to-day at 5 a 6 per cent, with fowor transactions at six than at five. The artificial stringency sought to be produced By the bears has failed of ite offect, and the reduced subscriptions tu the seven- thirty loan, consequent in part upon the overloading of the sub-agents last week, are conducive to still greater ease. Commercial paper of the best grado is taken at 6 8 por cont; but the volume of business in the discount line is very limited. ‘The stockholders of the New York and New Haven Railroad Company held their annual meeting on Thurs- day at Now Haven, pursuant to adjournment. Only about seven thousand of the thirty-six thousand shares Were represented at the meeting, so that the attendance was unusually slim. As there is now a falr prospect of offecting a sottiement with a large proportion of th holders of the spurious stock issued by Robert Schuyler, Im connection with the fact that for the last two years dividends amounting to about nine per cent per annum have beon made, the opposition heretofore manifested to the present Board of Managers has been entirely with- drawn, a6 shown by their unanimous re-election. + On motion of President Carhart, General Ely A. Elliott, of Clinton, Conn., occupied the chair, and, after the sual preliminary proceedings, the following resolutions, offered by Captain'John Gould, of Fairfield, were unani- mously adopved;— Resolved, That the resolution passed by the Board of Directors October 24, 1863, proposing a compromise with the holders of the so-called spurious stock, claimed un der dulont certificates issued by Robert Schnyl (giving one sharo of genuine stock for two shares of ‘the sSpurious-stock) is just jp ils conception, and is hereby ved by this imecting. ‘od, That the Dicey taken by the Directors from octeont term of the Supreme Court for the city and county of New York to the Court of Appeais for Gnal m, in the matter of the spurious stock still unadjustod, is also approved by this meeting. The unadjusted spurious stock amounts to about $300,000 After reappointing Mr. Honry White auditor for the enauing year the meeting adjourned. S@ock Exchange. ‘Tnunspay, May 18—10:00 A. M. lit Saha NY Cen RR. 89% 109100 do......b90 80% 109 ck Is RE 66 | y 102% 100 do. 1007 ithe, FW AC itil 900 Lo 9336 100 934 200 & St JosR.. 90 100 Erie RR,.... 100 | 300 1200 200 200 400 100 Erie RR pret. 83 WO Nor & Wor RR.. 86 1000 Erie 4th wort. 94 100 Hudson Riv RR. 99 2000 HudR 2mafb. 105 1700 Reading RR,... 91 1000 Mich © 8's,» tl 14200 do, 1000 Alt & Tor! # 600 do..818, r 300 Canton Co 864 1400 MicLSAN Ia RR 6054 1300 do... 33 1000 do. 1000 Chic &NWim 79 700 Yooo Tol ‘eWab im 74. doy Mit Coutrafiit sia 4000 P, Sy pes a 4 = 10000 bliss & Mo igh 30 6000 MINKStPaul fn % ooo Cleve % 40 abe Am Ex Bank 173 700 do. 10 Fourth Nat Bank 96 | se, 100 Bhoo&LeatherBk 100 460 Ponn Coal Oo... 146 Tito onic NW i 500 Cl Co pret 31% do. 100 Amorican CoalCo 65 ta coast B00 Quicksilver Cob ogo 0 Mg Co. 200 do . . 800 do. . 500 Wh iakesad 200 do. ‘ SROOND BOARD. Hate past Two o'Ctock PM. $500 18 6's, 68, con 108% 200 she Hud Riv RR 100 (2000 08" 5-20, we, 103% 200 Reading RR. 04% US6 1 103% 100 ‘do. i 1000 0386's, iy oer 99% 800 do. 5000 Ohio & Miss cer 26 dll on sa *16. 1 do. .24 call 92% foo tien NIRR 60% | joo ths cnt oe 607 | 00 Clev ‘ pitts RR 64 io Many a itg 4 alokeit Mg Co. 200 Chic 4 NW pref. 1 or t WON ¥ Contra! Ke 100 Cley & Tol RR, 96 100 Mil & Prdu © tk a 309 Pits, FeW&O 200 Hudson Riv RR’ 100W "ak areste OR | | Southorn flour was also dul At the open board at half. | | to Miss Larne A OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvnepay, May, 18—6 P. M. Asias.—Reoeipts, 75 pkgs. The market was dull, but Prices were nominally the same. Baxapstvrre. de depressed, and prices again favored the buyer. event of a decline in prices to that point where ship- | monts to Bu profit, Some few lots have already been taken for ship- ment, and the hope of aninereasod trade in this dire tion ‘is indulged te somo extent. The sales we: 6,500 bbis., the market closing heavy at our quotations, Canada flour was dull and hea’y, with sales of 400 bbls, without marked change. There were bbls. Rye flour was dull and nor Corn meal was quict; sales 200 bbls. Brandywine qnote:— ne State and Western flour. . Theat was in full sympathy with flouf. ‘The advices from the other side side are not of 4 vory enconrag. ing character, though there is rather more prospect of a demand for American wheat than there has beer along back, the English crops being rather unpromising. But prices are steadily declining in this market, and they Wain not have to ko much lower large ' ments may be made of the sales were for shipment. Tho on bushels at $1 35 2 $1 96 for No. meee wc $2 for white Michigan, $165 n $1 70 for amber Kentucky. ry market was wees ne uneettled by heavy receij prices fell 6c. a 10c. per bushel, with sales of 50,1 yush- els at 65¢. a c for mixed Western, 800. prado Southern white. Jocedod 20. 4 3c., with considerable sales at 42c. a 45c. for Canadian, ‘45¢. 2480. for Western, 440. a 46c. for Jer- Sey and 41c. a 4c. for State. Gorram was quirt but firmer. igo Sito tage iow gold, and 1,200 do. back th parey ‘At tie close 23346. w 24c., ‘was inded for prime Rio. Conrox.—Under an active demand advanced falty Sc. ae. per Ib. Tho sales were 3,100 bales. We brought down the price gagementts were: 500 tierces beef at le, 6d., was chartered from St. John to London, ‘deals, private, ‘Guxasy.—There were sales of 10,000 Iba. at 1030. Hors were quiet, Small sales were making at frem 15e, to 380. Motssses was dull and mnebanged. Provisios.—Receipts, 2,849 bbls. pork, 753 do. beef, pork market was somewhat firmer under h fair domand for lots on the spot and to arrive; but at the close prices were almost exactly the same as they were at the close Peg O The demand was mainly to cover contracts, ery tle belng taken for oxport, Tho sales were:, 7 506 ble, cash and regular way, at $23 i736 0 $29, 6234 for ev” mess, = closing at $23 50 a $21 a 221 75 for old do., $21 26 a $21.50 for prime, and $18 bs a $1050 for prime mess; 8,800 bbls. new mess, for all thls at $23 25 a $23 3746, seller's. Beef was dull, with sales o! 550 bole at $10 a $14 for mess, and $12.8 ‘$17 for extra. do, Samples of South American jerked beef, jately, in- Ero with somé success in Europe, wore exhibited oe tag cr hich for consumption is ¢: ams were swith halen of ‘250 pole. a ‘ Pgs Bacon was quiet but firm. The sales were boxes at 13¢. ‘for Cur cut, 14XKe. -fee.sbo oar ib, and 16 *40. the long clear: Cut meats dull. lea ‘350 packages at 13340. a 14}¢0. 1 18xc¢. for shoulders and hams Lard ‘was ‘packages at 15c. a 180. Batter and cheese were PerRouEuM.—The market A doll, and Prloes om th ‘spot were lower. Small sales of ry bon broek d 50c. sae aie ae forachoice 7,800 d0., for all this Ris: saomth, Op. and 2,500 do. Renae! ‘for June and July, 350. Refined free was quiet uv ‘Ne: @ Tle. fvasR.—Raw was dull bat w Porto Rico. yas unchanged. ? Gi rr aes marret, ‘was heavy; 110,000 Ibs. sold at ¢. w 103¢¢. Vanes ergs (I eS The market was dul almost nominal. Sales were rar 80 bole, Bois, in lows, at $9 05 8 $2 08. Hise) Men of Leo’s Army at Au the Angusta Constitattonal May Up é last evening over one thoneand.trnrieme who usta. escaped from the capture of Lee's army had reported to the headquarters of General Wi athe Gy Hall. These men all desire short furloughs for the purpose of visiting their homes, many of them having been absent two and three years; bat they very cheerfully assent to do any- thing that the authorities may think best. A camp has becn organized in the vicinity of the city, and is rapidly filling up wk these noble uuwhipped men. The Wife of the row Secretary of the Navy. From the Augusta Caronicle, May 2.) Mrs. Mallory, lady of the Secretary’ of the Navy, has arrived at La Grange and taken the large residence for- merly owned by the late S. W. Yancey. aod MARRIAGES AND DEATHS: Married. Browx—Sxrwvex,—On Thursday, May 18, at the resi- dence of the Rev, Mr. Camifleld, Brooklyn, E.D., mee hs Brows to Miss Buzavetn A. Sxivver, daughter of 8. B, Skinner, of Brooklyn, E. D. No cards Patchogue papers please copy. Broxt—Ricnsrosox.—On Wednesday, May 17, by the Rov. Dr. J. Millett, Samvet Brostto Miss Kane Ricttanp- sox, all of this city. Davie—Wurre.—At January 17, by the Rey. Cave Brown, James B. Davis, Cacbar, India, eon of Dr, Jobn Navie, of New York city, U,S.A., to Many A. S Warre, daughter of Captain W. White, S4' Caton. van Francised pers ploane copy, Fonsas—Tyors.-On Thureday, May 18, at the Wash- ington square Methodist Episcopal clurett, by the Rev, H. B. Ridgaway, D. D., Horace B, Forman to Avwina Tuors, both of this city. Manoxy —Joatis, —Josin—Manony,—Hoyt— Marto. NY. —At Providence, R. 1, on Wednesday, the Rev, Dr. Caldwell, Puormvce Man to EMMA A. Jostix, of’ Franklin, N. Jouuin, of New York, to Axnis K. Manony, and also Cuas, N. Hove to Reuscca G. Manoxy, both of Providence, R. I. California and Chicago papors please copy Lonomax—Treurven.—Oo Tuesday, Mey 16, by the Rey, Wim. McAllister, Wanter Loxowas to Misé Lean ©, , all of Brooklyn. No cards ER—MANDEVILLE —At Bergen, N. J., on Wednes. , by the Rev. E. W. French, at the residence s parents, CHantes H. Mune, of Jersey City, 3 viLLR, of th er place. ipers please ev On Wedu ler, by the ct ALMERS, so bopy. arket etn ‘ay 17, by Rot J. G. Datel Teewre! Mi May 17, at D! Pelts, Sir H oth of this city residence of HARD, to Mis Isane Forris, Dt Ricuano We sowie, Aawra A. Lane, both of thie enty. Riewie—Makavact.—On Thursday, May 1, by the | Rev, Andrew Culver, Mr. Wiiutaw F, Ruemm, of Gosport, N. ¥., to Mies Harrie Mensiats, of New York city Rochester and Bullalo pay ase copy. Sreveen—Carnovs,—On Thursday, M: 18, by the Rev. Dr. Adams, Mr. Gee Sreycen to Miss 5 Bern A. Caunous, all of city. Sriumay.—Onnrrpown.—At Manhasset, L. 1, on Tues. nvening, May 14, by the Rev. Ira C. Boiee, Francts x, Eaq., of Roslyn, to Joswruue D., third davghs No cards, Srenwive—Atiawror.—On Wednesday, May 17, at the revidence of David Allerton, Bast Chester, by the Rev. Dr. Samuel Osgood, Etuxay Stuamys, of Clinton, N. Y., fo Mise Auce R. Attrntow, of East Chester. Taytor—Haywarn.—In New York, on Wednesday, May 17, Uy the Rev. Nathan L. Rice, aksisted by the Re Thomas B. Sturges, Lavi TayLon, of Philadelphia, to Many Avavers, only daughter of William B, Hayward, of rmer place. Hadelpbia and Balti ore vapors please copy. Waray—Cvrueit.—On Monday, May 16, by NL Rice, D. D., Wrusam Wray to Banta, oldest daugbter of the late Jarnes Cuthell, ali of this city. Woon—Fixen.—At_ Westport, Conp., by the Rev, John R, Williams, Wowiam T. Woon to Jaxx N., davghter of William J. Finch, Eeq all of Weetp rt No cards, Died. bar y me of Jobn 3 and ar, © thi Bursar, —Etts, young Abigail Burner, aged 1 y ¢ funeral will take pl months and 11 days. (Friday) afternoon, at baif-past two o'clopk, from 400 State streot, Brooklyn. Baiwey.—On Tiureday, 18, Mancanet Barter, wife of James Bailey, in the 70th your of her age. Tho frienda and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral afteraoon, at two o'clock, from her late 283 Seventh avenue. Brorny.—On Thuradsy, May 18, Jaen Raopny, ana tive of Queens county, Ireland, aged 41°ycare, 6 funoral will take place fro: Vinecen * Hospital, 105 West Eleventh atroet, this (Friday) afternoon, at two 0 enol. Wautne—At Paterson, N. J, on Tuesday, May 16, Sarat L, wife of Dr. Orson Barnes, and daughter of Charlee Danforth, Esq The tuneral will take placo from her late residence, 119 —Recelpts, 16,298 bbis. flour, 827 bags cern meal, 2,727 bushels whoa’; 108,780 da corn, 219,278 do. oats, 7,232 do. barley. The flour market continued to The demand was light for both Stato and Western, and with large receipts the stock is accumulating, and, with the cang! receipts, will soon be much larger, except in the can be made with some probabil ty of and heavy, but. prices wero ‘lea of about 1,200 aon to medium oxtra, Western. . 6254 Extra round hoop Ohio 69a 7 Western trade brands. . 7204 915 Extra St, Lou! +825 a1 75 | Common Soutt Tiba 8 20 Fancy : 8 25 a 12 00 Common Canadian. 6354 6 65 Good to choice and e3 67a 82% Rye flour (supertine), 50a 575 Corn meal, Jersey 15 00a 510 Corn meal, Brandywine. ens Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons. 30 00 a profit. The demand from the milling intorest is very mederate, and a fair proportion loa comprised ©, was ‘dull, and we beard of no sales. Tho corn 00s, for inferior old Western mixed and ml for choice Barley-was scarce and firm. Malt was quiet. Oats were unsettled by heavy receipts, and prices: ‘The sales reported. last minco on private terms, & quote :— pier Upland. Floridan sodile, 80.47, ie % a ry 53 53 4 86 rr 56 58 Frei ‘There wis rather more aclugde ta, anda decidedly Deer feeling prevailed. The pening of the Erie canal bas of 80 low that freight room is spond engaged in advance. The en- pork, 60 tons ol cake, private; bbls. flour at 1s., 20,000 bushels corn at 3d., and for next woek 30,000 bushels wheat at 4d. To London, 100 hhds, tobacco at 25s., 1,500 bble. oil cake, private, A’ship 925 packages cut meats, 197 do. and 199 kegs lard, The inchanged. The sales Were 760 hhds. at 10: Cpe for Cuba, 133¢c. a 14$¢e. for Caleutta, India, on a, | Reformet Doteh r | ALSO OPENING Broedway, Paterson, this, (Friday) afternoon, of 3 ‘of the facally are Invited ta ationd invitation. Berou.—On ig May 17, Mrs. a | gers wife inflammation, 45 years, 9 fully y) morning, at of William B. Bekeh, of months and iT days. ‘The friends and relatives of the invited to attend the funeral, this ( ton o'clock, from 1 Coumins.—On eare, ‘The friends of the famil; attend the funeral, from his are room in Peari street, o'clock, to attend the above funeral, Dixox.—On Wednesday, May 17, Miss Saray Dixox ‘The relatives and friends of the 'de-easett wre reapect- fully invit-d to attend the funeral, this (Friday) after- Boon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 9 Rut- gers Street, Dav's.—On Wednesday, May 17, Anueer R. Davia. ‘Tho relatives and tricads are respectiuliy invited to at tend the fu Morton street. Donax.—-In. Williamsburg, om Wednesday, May 17, afier a lingering illness, Micuawt Dotan, a mative ol county Roscommon, Ireland, months, The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at Lalf-past two o'clock, from his late residence, corner of Lorim r and Frost sirecta, His remains will’be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Einixder.—Ewn, Extaxcen, aged 11 months and 1 day. ‘Tho remains will be conveyed to the Evergreons for » May 16, of disease of the lar, years, 3 montha and 17 interment FutLer.—On Tuesday, rv ig W. Fuuter, aged min relatives and friends of tho fami|; bers of Neptune Lodge, No. 317, F. a1 afternoon, at one o'clock, from residence, Madison Street. His remains will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment. Frankux,—On Wednesday, May 17, of George H. Fravilin and daughter Of the late urbrow, Locnena V. three o'clock, from hor late nue. Goopuay.—On Thursday, ty 18, Maroaner M., wife of Thomas F. Goodman, age Richard K. ght be remains wil be taken te: wo niladel bis Hawa, oe 0 the 38th yearof ‘his friends and Facet of the famil top of of National Gre; the funeral es, thie (Praag) o'clock, at his late ore 180 Alien street, remains will be taken to Sgeey LL, for interment, on Saturday. morni Hogax.—On We ys, May 17, from Te- ceived on board ship, Patrick aa ‘a native of Browns- town, county Kikare, im the 45th year of bie age. ‘The friends sn enna the family and the ‘horemen’s Longshore tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o' from his late resi Cemetery. shores, His spirit took its fight far away. fyom. friends ‘He was beloved by all who knew him, and his loss will be deeply folt by his large circle of friends. Lr.—On Thursday morning, of Domingos Lit, in the 90th.year of her age. Her relatives and friends and those of her grandson: Salvador, Bartholomew B. and Francisco M. Chappell, ai respectfully invited to. attand the funeral servi late, residence, 783 East. Twenty-first st morning, at nine o'clock, without further notice.” remains will be taken to Tarrytown for interment. bag of John L. Ludlum and daughter of Tithe relatives aint fads re’ invited t8 attond the fu- aS St sey RA Spa fant bi, Wired nah g My 18, Died as. pag Thode the Si ‘car of hls remains will Nokon, On Thursday = morning, enone, Faaxcm McKsiger, a Parish of |, county Monagl years, 2 pia err, ys. The friends of the famdy and pia) ‘of his 801 McKnight, and sons- yard — "invited taken to White Plains for inter- May tive of Castegine. ‘Williamsd: whore a Fequiem, nase will tor the repose of hi sew. Rormrerorp.—On_ Thuraday, | daughter of James and Honora] 8 pons ra 13 days. . at ot sean to ‘attend at two o’clock, from yin f Thursday morning, May 18, ‘Wituus ‘Ruoapes, aged 51,years. The relatives ana ‘Triends are Invited to at- tend, cr funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from hi lata rexdene, No, 167 East Fifty-eighth street. ateye —Of eee of F.S and L. H. the. Stavin,—On Wednesday, ness, Micnast, the beloves on vin, in the 18th year of The friends of the family ar are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his eee 812 Broadway, |> on Saturday afternoon, at one o’cloc! Swepex.—On Tuesday, bs 3 16, | Morrietown, New Jersey, Exmzanern G., wile of John Sneden, eldest daugh- ter of, the late Colone! John M. Gamble, U.S. M. ©. erga Katie Las, only jewart, aged 6 years and 6 May 17, after a severe ill- Funeral service in St. Peter's church, Morristown, this (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock, The friends of the imily are invited to attend. Srerruxnten.—At St. Paul, Minn., on Snnday, May 14, Hernmas H., eldest son of Jacob and Zille stetthelmer, of this city aged 21 years, 11 months and 4 days. The friends of the family are respectfully attend the funeral, thix (Friday) morning, at nil from the Congregation Temple Eman el, street, near Third avenue, Wain.—At bie residence, on Wednesny, May 17, No o'clock, Tweltth 232 East Fourteenth street, Ricnann Warn, of disease of the heart, aged 90 years and 7 monins The friends of the family, andof his father-in-law, Jovn Lawler Bray, county brothers, Jchn and William, are respectfully invited to attend the wien ‘ects the Church of the Immacula' Conception, East Fourteenth street—where high ma. will be held for the repose of his son i morning, at haif-past ten o clock—to Calvary Cemetery, Dublin papers please copy. Warvrox.—On Thureday, May 18, of consumption, * P. Witprow, formerly’ of Portsmouth, N, Hf, rs and 9 months. His relatives and fei jens are reepectfally invited to at- tend the funeral, on Satorday alternoon, attwo o'elock, from his lat* residence. No. 438 West Thirty-fourth atrcet, Portsmouth papers pleas® copy. Wixeurster.—At Fort Foote May 16, Captain Bb. F. Wevew Winchester, aged 36 yonrd. 1, ; son of Relatives and frionds of the fainily are respectfully invited to attend the fu day afternoon, at three o'ele Wat pany, —Sndd on Th Warporr, in the 37th year of f Notice of the fune ity chareh, on Sun- nut further notice, toy, May 18, Anpnew J, sage. rat “DRY GOODS, MIDLIKENS TINEN eron A.GOOD ARSON TENT OF At at kow PRICES. EN & CO., 748 Broady ARS “at W BRICAN STE) rit 19, 1866, Sample collar, kK” GLOVES KID GLOVES KID GLOVES" KID GLOVESt KID GLOVES! WE ARE NOW OPENING PLAIN AND Euphoibh th N LAD#S’ KID GLOVES, AIR. AT SIA PAIR | Splendid col a warrauied caer Mi jendid colors, and warranted equal ‘| ve Sree he aay b oe Gallen ands halt Geir eons Om nv ALSO OP A new and elegant assortment of our regul ai French Kid Gloves, whi Mt Frigule make of Ka MPORTED TO hte Chtvrey, A SPLENDID LIN QENTS' KID ohovEs mht KID GAUNTLETS AND CALF RIDING GLOVES, R. it, Macy RW MACY, 24 AND 206 SIXTH AV, NEAR FOURTEENTH 8T. “BXCL RBIONe. Fron Bxcu RSTO \f A d at [oy only alley Grov to let OBse m'382 Wort street odtner Barrow. BILLIARDS, I DECKER, BILLIARD TABLE MAKBR, HAS RE. de moved to the corner of Canal and Centre streets, 4 oaite Bariora Hotel, “Tables mace to order aid em BROS, Poady for shipping, a4 ane gav's uotice, Suffolk ‘Thursday, May 1, Joan Cortums, agod 20 ee. root a, a 31 one to en oon, at one al, from tho residence of his sister, 44% aged $3" yoars and 10 yaeoshe god are spectfully nvited to-attend the funeral, this (Friday) his ie, ee ‘alter The rélatives aud friends of the family are weet ulty invited to attend the funoral, tht this a (Friday), afternoon, Second Ps friends of the’ pom the residenée of her daughter, ‘this-(¥riday)'morning, at nine Biremsbaiy, 8. copy. , May 15, Zopuan Hawane, in r, also the First are respectful ly invited to at- (Friday) afternoon, 4 respectfully invited dled , No. 7 Chrystie street, to Calvary Jonms.—We regret to announce the death of WituiaM Joes, an honored citizen of this city, and for years a ember of the firma of Barclay iedocen, His busincet led him away to Germany, and there, on foreign May 18, Nancy Lit, relict at her on Saturday Her Lupiva.—On Wedassday eventng,, bah 17, Saran E., the late Charles Ireland, aged 67 Ray ane ycartha funeral, Siocemee wearers | P youngest bertond: aged 1 year, the family are he of her pa- of Michael and Julia Slag invited to yablin ; also the friends of his this (Friday) aged Maryland, on Tuowtag, Closed from the fifteent y until ‘ie twenty-Afth of May, othr inclusive. “Hy ortev of the Board. TIN ©, GOODRIDGE, Secretary. ATATE BOUNTY REINBURSED-TOQ PARTIES HAV, © ing furnished substitutes, by J. NELSON LUCKEY: Banker, 243 Broadway. 0 CAPITALISTS.—THE SUBSCRIPTION 18 NOW the purchase of the Coloradn gold and oil pro. erty, prio tion of company. This {Tpecmbet peal at c an investment : i and acconnts call PRY KUS, 12 Pine atreet, PE Heres FX clots NEW DAROES NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1866, cell ae a a COUNTY or NEW P aa ee Peden neni 1 i ith The interest thereon, mine ena rable Fun. ‘with the in bn that day, on Bonds af this ome. raoronaia-ro FOR A LOAN 81,8450 “SOLDIERS! BOUNTY riko, REDEMPTION BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK, Sooled proposals will be ed at this office ur.tit hited y 23, 18.5, Ay tes M., when the same will be Cyaielylonenad, Yor the wiiolb-or Aiiy pereas tametn af one million Bix hundved forts yeone thonsand five hundred dollirs of “Soldiers? Bount nd Redemption Bonds, No, a1 of the evunty of New Yorks authorized hy chapter 1% of ihe Laws of 18%5.and_ by sn ordinance pervinors, 2ppre y tog Mayor, May 3, tse3 The suid t h vest at the rate of seven per cont per annum, payatile halt yearly, on. the tar dayat 3 Ay In each year, and the principal will be re Board of Su- Nusatena dollars on the Ist day of Novem- Tive lindred thousand dollars on the tst day of Novem ber, 189 Five ber, 1893; ‘One hundred and forty ou the Lab day of Naver fe proposals will state the amount of bonds desired and the pee per one hundred doliars thereof, nnd_the persona whore proposals are accepted will thereupon be required (o deposit with the County Treasurer (at the Broadway Bank), ‘on Thursday, the tlrat day of June, 1865, the sums awarded to them reapestivel; ely. ‘Gn preannting to the Comptroller the reogipts of the Coun, ty Treasurer for such deposits, the parties will be entitled {0 reonlre Londs far equal atnolinta of the par value of tho mums a ug inte: propaanl should be seifed nnd indorsed * roposals for suldlera’ Hounty: Fund. Reteraption. Bou No. 2." and ‘enclosed in a second envelope, addressed to the he righ iatasereed fo rodsetan or all of the dered necessary athe inter pouats: MATTHEW TO BHENN AN, Hime he Crrx ov New Y« Drrante or Fe ow urrnoLLws Orrice, May 8, 1900, "| PR, OL. ae beh bgp PAYING PETROLEUM ‘kan handise to exchange for real estate. Ap- ply at 92 Woot niree dred thousand dollars on the Ist day of Novem. one thousand five hundred dollars Pn R WILL EXCHANGE beg whee Seeks for naoodrendnaon aM a eae Brondwayrtoom Roe ae SPR ES a ic-poletniespnlivereberosanit-ot-ome OP HICH OF RACIEIG MATL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, wr o iesiciae -BIGHTH DIVIDEN! oe, alice Ss % SWiderd of freer nzcenl out of the omiceof te oe rooman idan tad ‘30, payable at the he be Gamay on Wednesday, 17:8 anavoopaned on Ta huralay, 22th ina, “By misses SON, Secretary. FFICE OF oe METROPOLITAN neuen. 7, No. 108 Broadway, New Y More than Uhreef intock ol Ing consented. tn writing, oan Increase of Ie scapial mock fi to the sum of $1, by the istue, of seven of new oe 0 00 onch, 16 f 1K meeting. bolt th day, iiay, upank and remain open until Thure- day of the same month Ten percent n Will be payable at the time of subscribing, and the remaining nincty per cent on or before the of June next, and tere at the rate of seven per merely wi dea charged on portion of thes subserly I paid after the wwenty-t 5, ApY ae nent, and interest. wil Prior to the twenty.fith of cal The transtbr h of May OAPITALISTS.-FOR SALE, 2,000 SHARES LA Crosse Gold Stock and 1,000 sbires of An Fi Stock, “Fonpurticulars address . Ty Vy Wo igh thes ay ONE YEAR; WILL ty. 8) iu? Terata oft - TO- sea cs A ponds of “915 will be "aeties a Sp.in, pati ee in rar eo RewLy | ROSEWOOD seven AVE 11 ANOFO! RTE, DRAWING ‘ROOM BU) c. ARTISTIC ram B STATUARY. CHAMD AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS A SIL D SILVERWA ON THis Day (PRION), he clegant residence 44 West Sixteenth abrest, anne byoarvon iit and SAU avenueg SAGE oy a Ari O'cLocK ‘ork Tublo, Mrtynateries Cubina Velvet Garnate, Bronge & a mon Chars, Cornicen to MAGN superbly ci rosewood bys cape. ry, Park Winter Seong on tie Ni hy Northovst neh, line Encravings inlet, Marep! Bronze Clock. pa, Shakspere, Diana, DINING ROOM, » patent Txten scat Tables Bustet, Arm ( gant sets erystal and Tavs Glassware, rich oe planar Si 1 Set to match; Mert Ura, Din tom. Service, Kalvern, ree, Aaherty SheMeid Table Cailery: Bins a Rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ward- Eobee, Common, Armoire-a-Glace ou suite, style of Louse XIV. Hair and Spring Mattresses, Blankets, Sheet: N. ‘arties Wishing to attend this gale take Firth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars, leaving at Sixteenth street, “Acorn NOTICE.—POSITIVE AND “PEREMPTORY ot KE. ROTH, AUCTIONEER. i sale SSEWOOD FLAME REE, © FURNITURE, Ros oy RICH PARLOR FURNITURE, TURKISH BASY CHATRS AND. LOUNGES: Vi if, ye 34 |GRAIN CARPETS; bie vba AN SES Bivame OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEKER! KEE PE ON git bony 3 porn gees MAY 19, At the meidence 119 W. rest Ei sarook (Cl Si ates wlape) , ‘at ll o'clork precisely. mpempeni AU anonat it wak made to order for the present owner by eclehratext makei id 4 but seven months, Sota perempiorily, ruin or ahine, offering extra inducements to purchasers, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, © Threo enuf el Toscwood and black walput Parlor Bultg, covered tn rich Branch satin ‘oes and ipa: Turk tnd Ble? Table mand reas Gren orien ant Bari Stiles ie ures, CO ‘ ands, Bron ze, Clook, “rich Uh Ho and fuses, Parton Orns. " ta glagane ara Sarl, @ fine ion rors. goes zs se” PlsRebonrn STOOL iD COVER COST an’ clegent instrament, ‘with round comers, beautifully carved fegs and case, with all. moleru, improvements, over. string bars, fall iron plata, French setlan, full segrn octave: Fonewood aid mahogany Bedstends, Bureaus, Washatands, Botan, Chatrs, Rockers, Mirrors, Ciovks. Tublen: Bed ake Spring and {lair Mattreesce, Beds, Bi ‘Tou Tadins, tonston. Hap eae and silver fare, Cutlery, &c, Deposits require a N. fe —Partios wishing to. aU ale will take Sixth avious cars oratagen, teaving at Bighth street, a few doors from the house, UCTION NOTICE LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT Fosowwood and mahogany Houseyold Purniture, Pino. Torte, French air Mirrors, Velvet’ Carnets, ologiat Oil Paintings, ri erware, &6.— ue * By rauslogne thin day {Ptidayiy, Sia 19, at 10}, ovclock, He Jatine sapere coutesteof the: réridency Fourteenth street, near Eighth avenus, consisting of three e.contiy noid rosewrood Parior Sutts, covered with and tay pats of various styles; row Pier, Sofa and tre Table ‘of the most exquisiie carvings; rosewood fancy Table inlaid with pearl; elegan: Reception Chairs in satin; Turkish Easy Chairs, tn moguet, and tapestry: lange French plate Mantel Mirrors, Brocatel apa ace Window Gurtaing, elegant, Landscape Blader Teh China Vases, Velvet Garpets, Bron: Clocks, rich and costly Paria Omaments, O11 Paintincs, comprising a great variety of sub- artists: Dining Room nd Arm Obairs, or Sets, raby and cut 1s, Cake Baskets, Cas- Salyers, ivory Balanoe ny Bedstonda, Bureaus Een Ceiua ‘Rodot aipber Suits. in Suckers, Botan, Loan gs vings,, Hall stand, Vel: cha ke. Also all the ange and desirable clot! nhore ry Ingra ¥ dots Stale Carpe Basement Fnrniture, whieh em’ want of common Croc Kitchen Utexmis. fe, is in exonilant he 3 tion aud of sug oranlly to Howse: wrest Tor three or’ ti Hs city, 10 bums to anit, yement. ice GDON, 181 West Twenty-seven sunset, Kew York ] $40:000- 00 To LOAN ON BOND AND } or co - = per ot ents, ob improved real extate in * Pron. A. KISSAM, 80 Pint TO LOAN~ON te YORK CIty $300.000 ie a POST a NOTICK. ¢ : in sums to s1 ON, No. By Pine shee awe P ror Cimpat 1 Souther: wa ara eri ‘Queens teat for or ote Blas, will aabthis jy and Lost s AND ‘FOUND. D* LOST.—ON V WEDNESD, AY, A BLACK “AND. TAN im sing, with white on her, and whit’ ive dc \ on —_- on the toes of two of hee feet a litle be paid 0.187 East Tenth treet AOUND-—ON SUNDAY LAST, ON ATLANTIC Dock, near Amity street, Brooklyn, a Pocketbook, containing the grocery atore, for her retui & sum of money and papers. 100 Van Brunt street, Brooklyn. ae POCKETHOOK, | NG A SUM OF proving propert ‘hie er and paying tor tila sdverlisement. Apply staso tient eee aii PeMaUGH NEALIS. N TUESDAY, A BLACK AND T. ize with a tite white unde for AY 16, 1905, AT 10 P.M, A BROWN GETTER answers to the name of Ben. A ha id and no questions same to Pb. Hoegg, 226 Grandgstreet. LEEVE BUTTON, AME tin the Park on ring ito No. t, ap stalra, I OST—A 8 iN 4 The value ast Thirteenth. street, br No Gi Beoud st f win® RICH tAllNa, CUT GLASS, his (Friday) after ‘afterucon, at. two. orciock, Twenty- t, between Sixt® and Seventh avenu “4 coraproiig x large ed elegant wavlety of Parlor, Chamber, Dini she oom, and Nursery Faruiture, # rare collection: of valuable tes Painti BS NIFICEST 734 OCTAVE PIANOFORT?’ elaborntely ae fon oe P icy ig 4 & Sons enaments, 1h French Ohi Parlor bronze, lava ‘parian; Bohemian and ne, Kllvor Ware, Cut Gland Culdry, ae. with averzining aa ay “aes wih WESTCQTT, Ai C. YOUNG, AvCTIO: LE OF NEER, A. Household furuiture this dog 1 o'elook orn t Pianofarte, precieely, at the residence No. 30 W. of cnt ‘place, consisting of full seven ortave, an contalitny ments, Stool and Cover, walnut Parlor Suite, covered jn ‘ne best dot iigh: Brae tela and Ingratn Carpets Oil Paintings Bureaus, Washstands, Contre Tables, elegan' pplz curred Bey ei ad, Fe curled Hair Mattrosses, Spring Beds, mber Suits, Atizzors, Corner ‘Stands, Exterislon Tables Lace Vin. dow ‘Curtain “cms and mahogany, gots bottom Chairs, ofan Lounges Sloe! ‘Cutlery, ilverware, cd evory thing ‘usually found in aft Jeposits required fi directly Sale perempiory and |. B.—The Seveith avenue cars ran purchaser: Past the door. UCTION NOTIOR. — RB. T. HARBLL, AUCTIONEER. J. B. HALSEY & © THIS DAY (FRIDAY), MAX 19, AT Ky O'CLOCK, at the auction rooma, 56 Heekinan street, by catalogue, ‘for anh, and in lota to sult buyers Tabwake © UTLERY, CHINA WANE Catalogues ready fei ‘on movninge OL aal ALSEY & CO., Auctioneers, 66 Beckman street. UCTION NOTICE. AA The partioulay attention of bnyers is called to our ALE OF THI Y, DE Auctioneers, m2 Murray, 0 nad 33 Warren sivect, LOst THURSDAY MORNING, & SMALL BUACHRAND iy t. Tad on aved leater collar, with brass lock; answers to the nome of Fanny, $5 reward on returning her to (4 Macdougal rireet. O8T—ON WEDNESDAY, 18 4 way sieges, a roll of Bills, amounting Will return the fame to the Lafayette F fayette place and Fourth street, i lover und ® reward of $10. Y t—ON_ WEDNESDAY, uamelled Broastpin, A by leaving meat de OF THE BROAD- #53. Whoever corner of Lae the thane@ of ked. ler ‘The finder will be ouiabiy Fo- ext Twentioth atre INSTANT, A GOLD yERs ital OST—A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND PUP; ANEW to the name of Black: had on a steel chatn col handsome reward to apy ove bringing him to No. Place, Tompkins Market. OST—A BANK nyoK. ON THE MANHATTAN SAV. No, 41,48. ‘The finder will please leave lags Tnsittat it at the bank, INST...& GOK LD D LINK BRACE. orner of ne oar, going “fourth street. (9 tnt oF it will be paid f irtieth street. —$5 th street, n Bly REWARD.—LOST. F OM 9 EAST NINE on Wednesday, 17th inst., x amall black The above reward Will be paid on leaving her t AY, MAY 4 v N- ived aud fifty dollars, of the following sand ive tens. A reasonable rex livery to Frank A. Rockwell, at H. B. denomi ne: — paid word will} Ciabio & RDAY MORNING, GOING FROM TENTIT cars, (9 Twenty.niath street, 4 strevty or-on the Slath avenue, returning op foot, an Rirwecan Pin with carbu: te, wet round with pearls, finding, on leaving It at Smith & will be iiberally rewarded. The person Earie’s, 34 Water street, OST OR, STOLEN—PASS BOOKS 4 and 44,661, on April 15 turn them to the Em|, Chainbers street, and receive ve thanks of th er. OST. OR STOLEN—PASS BOOK NO. 46,473 OF EMT- 4 grant Industrial Bank. If found, the finder will plea return it to the above named bank L987, OF ,STOLER CERTIFICATE NO. 78, OF | 100 4 shares Artesian Petroleum stock, issued to George A. Van Houten. re forbid negotiatt * the same. All person: I Ost OR 4 & May ‘OLEN—A CHECK FOR $1, all street, payable at the’ Leather Manu. facturers’ Hank, and certilied by them, dated May 17, Drawn yy D. W. Schoonmuker, to order of 8.'F. Schoonmaker. Pay All persons are cautioned not to negotiate it, & Macy the finder will be rewarded. ment stopped. Af returned to How JON OWES | ENJAMIN P. FAINCHILD, AUCTIONEER, known as 51 Washington street; Building thereon, known es It 1 at the office of auc. PATRICK BALDWIN, D Hy erate ot Exceutorof the Estate of the late Andrew Baldwin dow sed. EX K, 10) be CONTINUATION BAe. OF ANT CABINET . FURNITURE. BY ORDER OF suit Tid ASSIGNEE. Ry EDWARD SCHENCK, on Saturday, 20th tnet,, at 103, o'elick, it nis aalesroom, No. 6) Liberty” atreet, a lasge wd elegant varict Of first clnas Furniture, made for best city trea ed for conventence of «ale, consisting in part of Butta, In damask, yerea and Kucre- pom = Sah. Die os Secrotary, Book- “extension: Tatler, Shamber Faenitare, Hall airs, Torkigh Lounges and other elegant Furs Mifhe Whole comprising.a very fine ansortaant of first: clase goods, and Wo be perempiorily sold withast reserve, Now on Exhibition. A. FAURE, Avalguec ERRY LEASE AT AU ‘on Monday, May 29, 1868, wold at public atietion. 10 0 seourity, for rm of 1886, the lat day of Ina ferry from the y uf New York, to the old ferry w tablished, or within 2 rds north or south of that ‘he funding are at Hoboken, New Jersey, 0 be furnished by the pure! CONDITIONS. The conditionsand convenants of the lease to be in the usual form of ferry leases heretofore eniered Into by the corporation, which may be had on application xt the ofliee of the'Comptroller. By ‘order of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. T. BRENNAN, ENRY ft. bs AUCTIONEER: ARTISTS’ AN! on NTERS MATERIALS. THE STOCK OF 8B. OFS rxpcutom’ 4“? LD 8 HENnY It LaEDs TE MINER. will sell at anetion, en Wednesday, May 17, and @ach succwedi t 103, o'elook, until the eutire male ta completed, at No, athaae square? corner of Oliver treet, vy order of Kxecutor, the. slack ot 8. Esa inte’ terials compel ing oven iy ASSORTMENT OF Al AND cals ¢ AN VARS, UB ORS, Camel’ Bbie Pewee Brushes of all 4 ; Otland Dry Colors for Paimers, Draw- ing Paper, are in catalogue. Sale without any reserve, to close the buatness, NEW PUBLICATIONS. HERE 18 NOW IN PRESS, AND iL SHORTLY B. Lippaicott & be ineued by the publishers, Mesars, J. Lip In ie Co., of Philadeiphia, a handsome volume contatning Poetical Tributes of Amerienn Bards on the Death of our Jato President, Abrata The publishers desire to state that there is now on poh a choice collection of between distinguished authors, ‘and some few trom, En. tipon the subject one and two hundi arts of tt vi nivel Bits from all ———— THE LECTU RE SEASON. [MPORTANT, LECTURES DAILY POR GENTURMEN ly, at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 613 Broad- Parties unable to attend these leotures can have them forwarded on receipt of ten cents, by addressing Secretary of Now York Museum of Anatom, RENAL MNS. M0 BROWN, METAPHYSICAL inn, Professor on the Bye, Bar, Thooal and Boalp, has removed her office from 16 ‘Bond street to 61 Bond si south side, fret large house from Bowery, where her cele: brated moilicines ean always be had. Bend for a cireula Remora unep amas M. & J. VIRFOLET HAVE romoved from No. 6 (0 No, 17 Utinton wiaee, ENRY t. Pai) AUK “TONER ye? p, Vil, h-' fa, Lag uw i anction. May 20, at sit ° ‘docks a thal room, 99 Liv eA rony FURNITURE—Consisting of Velvet, Bi sels and Ingraiy Carpets; carved rosewood Suits, in figu bpocatel; aareed rosewood Suit, in erimson plush; carved jsicads, do. Waahstands, oy I oi sion oak do. Hair Mattronser ‘lasses, ther ra and Pillows, Bronae, eG and other Chan’ daltons: carved black walnitt Bookease, rosewood, Diack wal: marble to) ‘Dressing Burenus: Pier Tables, ith rae Lg ror, che rea and marble top pler Sanent i vole | ‘of RUSTIC FURNI- Tndlos, Hanging Brackets, uu AUCTIONFER. Hy Att - HDB @ MINE will sell at avction, an, set Moy 2 Sir at ido clock, ly frongor, thelt salen, birt treet, A six teat Inelo loved Rockaway, bullt by by MoDonald, n fine order and nearly now. NRY HM, LREDPS, AUCTIONEE: HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER will soli at auction ooeny LA May 20, ot 12 o'clock, at thetr salearoom, W Avery HFT ay ORDER OF ASSIGN saver ¢ doz. each) Otord, Dupuy &! Que shipping order, without reserva, © 7 ) BRANDY. in | $5 alery 28 Livery streae, “OF ANCIE! = Pati Ag peel perio pete oye rz Ered tA ceric ‘old without re et ‘owe out i oa = ENRY a prc NBER, a x shat of ® general assortime: Penta, st Gotan ingiish n velvet sand irae od Bulia, covered nd ianas, of Of fidegpnetind fivoive of Rn en Sunday. wk, mm front of fix Kaway, built by M :Doriald, | ‘i ‘ius order, INAL MODERN section, Friday and day, at thelr gale elgion, Duteh, Fle Oluors the works of the Vans Har a Seickert, oekk, Rr fag esminadt ont rereaiie teat E pee David . igen, ‘M. Brown, Mi. Ww: fe ta Ti hove at ow on exhibition, was are srorthy the aentan of connohours ad Dova AUCTIONEI LSB + day, at wD ot o’elock, at a i a ror ry atl bund Tapestry ri Velvet someon AWNBROKER'S SALE—JAMES’ Le ae this day, at 103 o'clock, at 59 New Boy ilo ae ‘ Men's and Women’s Clothing, By order of P. West Broadway. PAREE iam 8 SA ’ dete oboe ™: SL pays OR EBS, HAL Gy a AC ALL weeli th § a large tot of Gola yy Miser Watclice, dewey, be comm 0 Cee es WILLTAM SIMPSON & CO. By order #f (FURMITU! at ALTERS, AUCTIONE! Perea patible dip cera hat rab sone les, Stoves, ryan, No. THIS DAY—BY JOHN MOR- oe ohne godt work thy By order of Atwaham AUCTIONEER, slancey, — ood and general ria ing ol PB Mer Pictures, Carpets, 0 ICHARD FIELD, oy SELL, AP R hua satearcoms, 430 Pearl struct, Uhia day, af 1 ofclocky \of Household, Furniture, ‘conslating of Carpets, Onlelota, mahogany Sofas, Bureaus, Chaies. bles. French plate ‘Mirrors; also a large dot of Feather Beds and Beads deteaula, one very fine Sofe Bedstead, Robson's pat feat. Will be noid without reserve. R. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER, WItL SELL THIS Red olelbgk at 498 Canal street 2 large variety hand Furniture—Parlor Suit, Cottage Bedst-ads, Mattresses, Bolsters and "ibtiows Tables, Brudwels, Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, m ler and i doa ‘Refrigerators, Bureaus "ub, 2 Counting House Desks, snttiver Plated Ware, Chandeliers Ohius aid On00k- ¢, Extension Counter and Side Tables, GHERIFES SA SALECBAR ROOM FIXTURE: LiQUORS AND CI RICHARD WALTE i 20, at 11 o’eloc Bar Room Fixtures and a. quantity casks, pensiating, s of Bourbon, ‘sino tro pate Oval Mir: will sell on Saturday, way, 4 good Gawriceent 0 al of, si iors in pipes, barrel: randies and other 7 ne 10, a telock, re most ‘ira fenin ‘ain. ainege tot orn Winae at, a tu cares, Cumnpignes, Cigars, Lent atl $ Bobapyon is oee io Bears, Starch, Soap, Cotes Pe Pi Also (v6 Horses, Grocery Wagon, Ruckiway and” Rarniture, AUCTIONEERS, WIL! ete, ‘NS er uelaay), ay 5, atapigo's ree ee i one fine Rockaway, Pe Astor orney for Mor ay foe oe ghe Horse to'pay for keeplag Liquors, Cigurs, Groceries, He. Ss. ad. BOGART, ASTI, WILL SEL. SELL, THIS bles, C ae ‘&c.; Prints, Glassware, i S,% Boa sey, ste tims tr BR BALE. Je Canal boat Dring, of ray "oler iver, city ot Now ore am as Fines &J. Bodanr, girecmens. sap ae Saat iG tare seroets i House vuraitnre cons at nakepnay Sofas, 1 Cl Rison at tt aon ply Rie et orclock 2 Vernet tao ae russel, 7 and ingraia Carpeis, Olleloth, ac. Calalogue oa ORANTON COAL AT S ae Daca, WANNA AND earn aroun Com This com; Mt hokt ‘aa twrentyaieh os Wednesday the 24th ‘Yas, at Ido" at tho office of & any NovS8 Wallin stewet, oo Tan eioe at Ste ON DRAPER & CO}, Nuctoa cera TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND, TONS OF FRESH MINED embracing all the usual sizes, and deliverable at tholr Elteabetivort eR LO ee aiid The sale will be positive, Each put up will be sold to the highest bidder; no bids, in any form whatever, A made for account of or ou Benait'o ‘of the com) ‘he, term and condi vons wil be Fully ma and'place of ae SOHN HOS. VEITOH, apCrONeeE, bs ice 51 Exchange place, pesmi! we SALE Mecgseerarr MILL PROPERTY NOS. 37, 39, 41 any 43 MOLLN STREET AND 150 AND 188 LY MO! STREET, UTH t areet WROOKLYN, Known a ume IN, President, Clove to the Jackson aud Bridge 7O,BE SOLD AT PUBLIC Avotion BY THOMAS VEITCH, NEBR, AT = MERCHANTS’ Bx CHANGES 9. UL Broadway, New Yor on WEDNESDAN May ether with the Ei Baler ap all he otbor Macben- Together w' nein Wan TaRRR, AU CHONEER WEE SELL nal street, Parlor o'clock, at 454 Chamber ¥ Sn rel Site. bale cloth; Mi Gas pa 5 Ta wry, Three fit Chandeliers, Cen ue Dini ce i a ply and other Carpets; any Chamber Suiis Bist Wardrobes, China, Carpets, & = REWARD.—LOST, A BROWN NEWFOUNDLAND 4) Dog, tem months old, large size, answers to the name Of Trata. | Had on a lexthee strap arid small brass ring on be Apply (o John Rogers, fruit store, 640 Sixth REWARD —LOST, ON SATURDAY LAST, MAY 13, Po 4 Gold He eae bs of bina, enamel Fanning rough the centre. paid ace = 0 wb be ‘on leav: near Bayard bowery, Hom- ol Rey “o'vioek, in the Bower: der will please'retarn it to REWARD.—CAT LOST—A MEDIUM SISRD x eee tese or blue Kitten, answers to the name of Mrayed from 1 Bart. Biiteents street, The obove reward wilt De pakd to the fin $l RE WARD.—ROAT STOLEN FROM THB BAT. on the 16th fifteen feet Painted white, red padtersion, Dino trea, seats grained a aall tee “M. Quigiey, of the Battery. M. QUIGLEY, 12 State street. 15, ONR Sharnroo! Murray, of no valustoeny one but the own hoever will ret to 160 “East, ne same the ow ‘ninth street will receive thet bald reward andand| thanks of e 07 $15 4 fey yey STRAYEI® A SMALL BLACK AND Slut. 4 meres reward will be ree on i. MOORE. © her to 4 io Oe ‘Fiast Houstor $5 RBWARD—TO LIVERY RY STABLE K REPENS — —_ Stolen, a forge and , ten years old, 15 hands bi Oy 14 Tinh feet wotier oe aw {eal i gray mlned ater tar on rehend. The fs square bored, i ther top; glass at ; cushe fous, la one plooe, alps blue. R, + envi Madison aventie. REWARD.—8TOBEN, ON Wi 1 5 evening, ‘euween and. . hetero « rae formed Hen, wi ithou ee ag ee ai pe yi ale aa ‘he ne n to No, ‘iste $10. ay ARN —LOST, ON MONDAY, M0 3M fear discha: Delonging wo Thos. like a monkey; ward W street, "N $10 REWARD.~LOST, ON |W. ingle ged Sug ah Feward will be patd ou ‘returning it t0 Bi Broadway, A ost WONDER L oii Ria ty SE? OF TERTH IN Tit ate NTIRE nis hos sited th A talateda or no 03 we traoting Fronts macerat short notice. RATIVE DENTISTRY HERETOFORE AMicne sts eit Trenue ieremoved to Sos sixth uve: ‘hue, _ Bee other advertisement NTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGIN, TED AND Coeta Para te Genre eh ne (a re irae and fice rm al os If Gooyer kn: ‘Nitrous rt TH te enti