The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1865, Page 2

\Wapmuapay, May %—6 P.M. J Aooording to the indications of yesterday the stock has shown increased activity to-day, and prices ‘have been in the ascendant, The rise is entirely specu lative, but the outstanding ‘short’ interest is so large that the bulls are emboldened to pit their strength against the bears; and although there is ‘vory little out-. aide tafluence to support them it ts quite possible ‘that they may succeed in materially advancing quotations during the next ten days They have am easy moucy market in their favor, and the upward turn in @old ta not without its effect, At the firs Doand New York Central was % higher than ‘at the second hoani yesterday, Erie %, Hudson River 1), Reading X, Michigan Southern %, lilinols Contra} 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg 17%, Rock Island 1%, Fort Wayné 1, Obio and Mississippi certificates 4, Cum- beriand 1%. Government securities were dull but steady. After the call and at the open board at one o'clock the market continued to improve, and Erie sold up to 14%. A parcel of Gve thousand soven-thirty notes sold ‘at 09% during the session. At the second regular board prices suffered a partial relapse, Erle was % higher than at the close of he first board, Reading X, Quicksilver X, Cumberland . New York Central was i lower, Hudson River , Michi- gan Southern }, IMinols Central %, Cleveland and Pittebarg %, Rock Island 7%, Fort Wayne %, Oblo and Mississippt certificates 3. Govern- mont securyies remained dull, but steady. It was supposed that the news of Johnston's surrender in Europe would have advanced quotations for five-twenties; bat we learn by the China that it had little effect, and that on the 12th inst, the closing quotation for them on the London Stock Exchange was 63% & 64. ‘At the open board at half-past three, coupon. five- twenties of the old issue sold at 103}, and the railway Liat was lower, but it closed firm. New York Central sold on tho call at 9134, Erio 735 a 3%, Fort Wayne 93%, Michigan Southern 6034 a 60, Cloveland and -Pittsburg 63%, Rock Island 9544, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 26%, Cumberland 39%, Quicksilver 64. Later, on the streot, quotations improved, and Erie sold as high as 74%, the whole market sympathizing with the advance, The bears are divided fp opinion as to tho immediate future of the market, and while somo aro beginning to “‘covor’ others aro putting out frosh options, Tho miscel/aneous crowd of bull operators are moro or less irregolute because distrustful of their leaders, They aro all like so many sheep, ready to jomp over tho one straw; and the changes which thoir opinions undergo every twenty-four hours or loss aro marvellgus. They never care to inquire into tho value of the property they are buying or solling, their only object being to ascertain how tho market is going, or, in other words, how a parcel of moneyed speculators are going to operate, If 60 and 80 ells out a fall, it is eupposed, would be the Inevitable consequence; while the very persons who stand in fear of him have no real knowledge, and cannot have, of his movements, and it often happens that when so and 60 ts sup} to be selling he is buying, and vice versa, or out of the market entirely. The small fry of Wall street Constitute a monster of ignorano>, vacillation and idlo- ness, They operate tu the dark and make money only by acc'dent, and their leaders are little bet- tor. That the railway securities of the country shold be op »ndent for their market value vpoa such @ fraternity fs to be regretted. Gold has been strong and moderately active, tho ten- dency of the premium being decidedly upward, potwith- standing the fact that speculation is mainly in favor of a fall. Popular sentiment, however, canaot long control tho price of a commodity which is scarce, and for which tho demand is imperative, Gold, from being unrcason- ably high, has fallen to a lower point than the condition of tho public finances warranted, and as a natural consequence the Jegitimate demand forces it higher, Such isthe condition of the produce markets hero and in Europe that at the present price of gold there fs little or no inducement to ship anything; and honoe'while our exports are slackening our imports aro inereasing, and the reopening of the Southern ports will tend to make this feature of our trade more decided; for tho South is yawning for supplies, and has, probably, far Jess to.give than it will crave. Gold opened ms 15214 and rose steadily to 184, after which it dropped. off to 18334, Dut iteubsequently rose to 185, and at five P, M. stood at 134%. Foreign exchange has been active and very firm, and buyers who have been holding back for lower prices are boginning to come into tho market. Bankers ask 1104 KK for their sixty day bills, and 110% at short sight, ‘Ono result of the Aght exportations is an extreme scarcity of commerciat bills, which forces drawers into the gold market, The latter are quoted at 109 a %. ‘Tho supply of money continues abundant at 5 a 6 per cent for loans at call, The demand is limited, and @ more active market would conduce to a healthier cireulatiqn. The Tressury is insuring pro- longed caso in order to facilitate subscriptions to the soven-thirty loan, and to prevent decline in its gold- Dearing securitics in the face of their low price abroad. ‘The discount line is inactive, and first class commercial paper’ is rated at 6a 8 porcent. The banks as woll as Private lenders have, however, been critical of names of late, and they, asa rule, prefer investing their capital in the form of call loans, ‘Tho Boston steamer to-day took two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in specte, and about a million and 9 half is reported for Saturday's steamers, Tho rebel loan was quoted in London at 1214 om the 22th inst. ; @ fact which shows that there are some par- ties interested in is whose tenacity of opinion ts such that they cannot realize that the end of the rebellion hes really come. The news of the capture of Jed. Davis Will, however, bo a “‘sottler”” for them. ii 10034 rr Hudson do 500 1S 93% {oo win soiiviadlit a 00% oe ene 8 4 Erie 6th mort, 9436 1000 Tol & Wistmex 91 1000 P, Ft W & C le 102 04%, 6000 P, FLW &C2dm 91 ber} Cler, Sota RR 190 15 she Conti'| Bank 98 10 Merchants’ Bank 111 100 Canton Company 96% 600 a . 36 500 Chic’ & NW RR. 2635 a ane 87 800 Cumb Coal pref. 38 100 0... 4.0, B88 200 Clev & Toi Rt 200 do. 39) 200 Chi & I a. 60 Quicksilver MgCo 6334 : do, ..24 call 63 2 os! 200 Atiantic MSS Co 146 700 Cary Improvm’t do... 815 Pitt, FOWACRR 94% WO..ceeeees OMG oe 883eS283 4 Chic, Burd RR 10888 81H &StJosoph RR 30 SROOND BOARD. Past Two o'CLoce P. M. $1500 Teens aoe. nis o 108% 100 hs MichS&NIRR 603% 100 lilinoisCentralRR 117 % 800 Cleve & Pitts RR 300 Chicago&NW RR 400 0... 4.080 100 Chicago’ NW prt od prt Famer rere ni 200 do.. . 100 Chicago&RkI RR . do. ° do . 200 Pitts, FtbWAChRR 200 GO. sesseres CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wuprrspay, May 24—6 P.M. Asnm,—Recsipta, 263 bbla. The market was quict, with small gales at $7 a $7 26 for pots, and $7 60 a $5 for pearls, Breanerorrs,—Receipta, 12,446 bbls. flour, 000 pkga corn meal, 39,280 bushels wheat, 26,207 do. corn, 190,641 do. onte. The dopreming influence produced by the steamer's news was counteracted by the advance in gold, and with a fair demand prices again went up about 10c, @ 160, 1 bbl. The sales were 1,300 bbia, the market closing quiet at the quotations below. Canada Flour waa firmer, but not active; sales 400 bbia. Ryo flour was quiet and nominal, Southern flour was in bet- tor demand, and the market was firmor, but not higher; ‘the sales wore 650 bble. at our quotacions, Corn meal Seecseen8+1908 Pore e ree Ree _ ecoetaiic~~e80e,. | | aesseussus: Corn meal, Brandy win Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons. —Wheat was im moderate demand, bul stock, small Ky and the apn went up 2c. @ 3c, bushels a 31 450 na quality. Bye was dai we q oo ey 4, 800,, ancl af Boon for yellow do, Domlaal. Ma 8 cant Prott; large, however, at ‘8460, for pri oy for Western, ‘The market continued di! ea heavy, aad ee’ ‘were 2. lower. About Hs Owuers on tho basis of 63c. pate § for nie Upland, lorida, BM Ordinary. Good ordinary. oH Mid _ Good middling Middling fair... Corres was quiet but firm at 233¢0. Corrmn —75,000 Ibs, 80,000 do, Portage eta g netic bo vorpoot; 150 cask: . ing for Revceaie’ and powder, private terms; 00 tous ‘soda aah, 250. a2ke., Freicrs.—The market was dull but steady. . We heard of no engagements. Tho following charters’ are from the Si south side $3, 60, on leo $1,475, half rold oe wa Indies and back, $5,000, half brig, 131 tons, same voyase, $1 $1, 750, hal 109 Mons from Pictou, Pembroke, $375; @ schooner to St. “asset N. B., flour and Soe 6c. ; bo to Mobile, oats, 150. hay $18, and compressed ‘do., $12; one to Hilton Head, umbor, $8; one to itichmond, alt, 5c. Gi, mee voyage, lime, 660. por bbl. ; one to €., oats, 5c., and hay, $7 60; one to East} and ‘cori, 6c 2c, and 5e. ; two ‘to Pembroke, iron, fem and one to Boston, corn, ats bi Sssssceyssessss iit & s a ei set od eee i 10 sal . lower; seas % argo! 6ig0. one 41°60; ono to $1 85 © $2; one from ;.& British’ bark, 281 tons, to Meibourno,’ a bark, 333’ tons, a brig, 291 Joh, to Sagua and back, and a steamer, 2,369 tons, to Texas, on government accownt, on private terms, Figit,—10,000 quinials Georyo's dry cod sold at $8 25, not xes smoked herring at 26¢. 6 50c. for scaled an Fire Crackers.—4,000 boxes Canton No, 1 gold at #4, 70.0 $4 75. Frurr.—Foreign ia dull. Wo note sales of 4,000 bushols African peanut, 200 bags filborts, private torms; 1,600 boxes layer raising at $4 70 9’ $4 75, 70,006 bunches bananas at $1 60a $2 25, 120,000 do.," private dorins; 00,000 pine apples ab $18. per 100, 15,600 boxes Palermo oranges, by suction, at $6 a $10 30, and 600 do. lemons at $6 30 a $10 10. wow was heavy and dull, 190 tons No, 1 American Pig, sold at Pouchkeopsie at $98 60; 100 do, at fltzaboth. port, $36—wh’'ch is rather lower. _ We. quote & red reduction Of $5 4 $10 per ton, as follows:—Pig, Scote ost No, 1, cast, ver ony $40 8 $45; pig, American, No 1, bar, Swedes, eaoicted, sizes, in gold, sch tot Store prides "are sa follows: der Sweres, asagrt Sos, $176 a $180; bar, English, reaned, $116 0 $120; bar, Englizh, common, $105 a’ $110; ‘scroll, ‘English, $190 9 $210; bar, American, rofined, $11 $1205 bar, American, common, $165 a $110: ban $145; horse shoe, $150 8 $155; rods, Engl te 3-16 {noh, $117 50 a $195; hoop, ha 150 a $230; nail rod, per !b., 100. a 116.; sheet, Russin, 260. a sheot, English,’ single, double and treblo, 7c. 2 ioe sheet, American, single, double and treblo, 734c. a 10c. ; raila, English, per gold; raila, amnérioan, $90. ‘Lre.—Wo hote ealda of 6,000 bbia,, at $1 22 for Rock- land common, and $1 do, lump, and’ $1 22 for Glenn's Falls co. Lumser.—Further sales are reported of 300,000 feet Easiorn spruce at $16 $17. Lxap.—150 tons foreign sold at 80. a 840, Larus. —150,000 gold at $1'65, threo mont Mot.asars was q’ot but firm. Navat 8ron's,—160 bbls. spirite of turpentine sold’ at $2.15 a $275; 600 do. rosin at from $11 to $18. Stock, 400 bhds, spirits and 4,000 do, rosin. Ont Caxn—100 tone Weatern sold at $41 76, to pied in bags. Qu8 wore very dull at $116 a $1 $18 fap linseed; ions Western winter lard sold at $1 65$ prime aiytay may quoted at $1 60.8 $1.65. Fuovisovs. Receipts, 4008 bbis. pork, 1,602 do, boot, 155 packages cut meats. pork market was unsettled and prices fluctuated S00, & 76a. but finally settled down and closed about 250. below yesterday's figures, with almost no demand for cash pork and no sollers, Future sales were low, showing little confidence in the market during the summer. The sales wore 8,000 Dole, caa and 5 lar, (at $20 0 $20 60 for old ouEreney, and ‘$21 15 @ closing at 20 60 and $22 %, gir a 2 'gi8 50 for pe mf 16 & $17 for prime moss, and 5,000 bbis. new meas, for June and July, at $2075 moss, for June, at $16, s:ller’ with rales of only and $12.0 $18 fer stoaly, with sales of 250 bbla. at $250 $28. Bacon wes dull, abd nominally unchanged. C with ales of 300 pkgs. at 110, Ide. a 1740-4for hans. 200 bbis. ‘at from 153Z¢. to 180. a changed; Western at 1c. a lc., State af 20c. 9 38. Cheese was quict at 10c. a 18c. Prrnovev was dull and heavy, with sales of about 1,900 bbls, all told at.B5e. for Siar GET the spot, 68. Ge. for refined, in bond, and Benzii ‘was nominal at 48¢, Rice. —750 bags hatigoodt pold at 9c. m 10c., and 500 do, in bond at $4 25, gold. Eat wan quiet, Tho saios are only 2,000 bushels Cadiz and 4,500 do, St. Ubes, on private torms. Sco.R was fairly active and prices were about 3c. bet. ter._ The sales were 2,100 hhds. Cubs (part last evening), ab 10%. to 130. Fait refining may be orqucted at 10; Also 260 hhds. Porto Rico at 16ic. 0 13%¢., and boxes Havana on private terms. Sxixa.—We note sales of 25,000 Ibs. Puerto Cabello - % id 1,600 do, and 1.600 do, prime deor at 35c. a 40c.; 108 bales Vera Cruz goat at 45c. ; 2,000 Ibs. Bolivar city deer at 30c., all gold, and 33,000 do, Chile goat, in \, for this market, on private terms. ‘Sricrs.—600 bags cassia sold at 90c., and 200 do. pep- per at 22c, a 22%;c., gold. ‘Trx.—800 boxes assorted plates sold at about $9, gold, for I. C. charcoal. Tosacco.—300 hhita. bag my sold at 10c, to 2éc. and 160 cases seedieal 500 half chosts oolong, Tea was dull, with sales of 1,000 do. uncolored Japan, and 800 do, greens, on private 200,000 Ibe, terms. ‘Tatiow was In better demand and firmer, sold at 10c, a 106. ‘Wrateroote —10,000 tbs, blonohed sold at 9%. Warsxer was dull and lower, Sales 200 bbis. West! ora at $1 95, Meeting of the Ship Owners’ Association. ELECTION OF AN ARBITRATION COMMITTER—QUAR- ANTINE OP VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THR BOUND, ETC. The Ship Owners’ Association hold a meeting yester- day in the Chambor of Commerce, J. H. Frothingham presiding, and James Lawson, Jr., secretary, About twenty-six members were present. ‘The Prwsipent stated that the special business of the meeting was to appoint an arbitration committee of seven A pumber of names were proposed by various mem- bers, and the following were the gentlemen announced elected: — Edward Hincken, Charles Laling, Ambrose Snow, Louis Walsh, Cornelius Comstock, George McClearman and G. A. Brett. ‘The Cratnman etated that fifty names of candidates for membership had been received since the last meeting. Mr. Brett called attention to the circumstance that vessels passing through the Sound en rowle for New York, no matter what they were from, wore compelled to fo to Quarantine, where the charge for the doctor's visit is $6 60, in addition to all other charges. This he characterized as one of the out- rages on the ehip owners and shipping interests generally. ‘ho Onarman said thas suggestions like this should be freely made, He thought that the i course would be to refer the subject to a commit Mr. Beerr moved that the rutject be reterred to tho Executive Committee with ‘This was withdrawn 7 motion substituted that a committee of three be sppelanen to confer with the Executive Committee, and rhe 3 action 0) the subject, The motion was Mewar Bret rett, Hunter and Elwell appointed on the ¢ the President. A vote of Tania to the Chamber of Commerse for the oa oo room Was adopted, and the meeting ad- arned. Board of Alderm BATTERY ENLARGEMENT—BOARD OF HEALTE. The stated meeting of the Board of Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon, the President in the chair. The report of the Committee on tho Enlargemens of the Bat- tory, embodying # resolution empowering them to enter immediately into a contract with Stephen M. Drew for such enlargement, was received and the resolution adopted. ition wae received from the Atlantic Mall Bteam- pany, praying to be heard before the proposed sale of the Spring street ferry, tho oocupany of which ny affirmed would inflict considerable damage on their eotation postponing the ferry ionty ones yoy pty tod @ comman! from: Boole, i that the Board of Health should be conveiea, wae was read, and the resolution laid over at Tat meeting called up and adopted = This that the Mayor be re. quested to call a meeting of that Board for the 1st mo; else one week from that date tho Board of Alder. men shall organize themselves aa a board of health and adopt meanures for the removal of the nuisances pointed bay 4 the City Inspector. ‘or transacting some business of a routine the Board adjourned to Monday, at two P. M. anit C5 WO from Rondoat to Boaton, oe: \ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY. 25, 1865 onaurnavaaaet 3 Arsenate OL Se A centes greta necaate Serassae? walicterta caging ge eee AR A Brana ae ae SA AUshhan RSs tra OAS Wi wgeovd A zouNe, A) AMR 4 | ees SION Ao oS an oy ltr gO Union Uuioa et, os near is de eae Att AL STATION oe Ree ye 11 88 Woot din sty oer Ab we. a PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A tnder fhe Hem Yar form af polloy, as z| Ee all voyagetlaks upon cargo, a relura of twenty ve B | learn mes feolght, 9 cotura of twenty per 3. Upon anon freight, end. voyage and time act + Sd es i et Ui ema Seubinwenc ne auntie Sn Sp wl oe to the above returns Sue fo te al ie ect Sete dem a are Edward Rowe, Per Pere A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION. AB. Geshe Mile Sohn Arochront, DOO ae Goce iy" referee cant RTE Nees a ae a, Sohu'Atkinson, aa nf nial W. Molter, ‘) Sara GIRL WISHEE A SITUATION, AS rae nnd plalp sowert Saleh ee Bare ne Pay sid waits dea pda dana Leech Renee Sai il A SruATION, WANTED—BY ct eer fart ob} feotior to go a short Peteronoe gives. Inquire at country tte bos oret A Ae, AESPROTARLE GIRt WISHES "K SITUATION (Ai ef children, Bowne, Lawrence Myers, sr eta. Fads, mama ictte Preatint Wu. M. Warn, Second Vioe@resident and Oro oF FACUG MALY STEAMSHIP COMPANY, York, Mi Noflos In hereby ry ours Moura ot har nor and! ig rorerenee en roner ents he secuisea'e Bivtacnd ‘ot Bre) par cont ont of the Ea be seen f fort te St Tita sk eee et oarhings of the quatler at the alge of the soa ieee ge top" Wodeaday, 178 5 ine i GIRL WISHES A TION TO tam wt and repraned on 7 on Thi SITUA’ A. “Go nousework, cooking or ‘and, {roning; haart Dine FF carina | Sex reference given. Gall fe1as Forayth oh, for two wo dayy x FRESH BREAST OF FFIOR OF THE METROPOLITAN INSURANCE CO) he gt bat to mare at her residency 40 Broadway. Now ¥ 7 9, 1886, — Secu st., between Ifth apd Lith ave., Grst Goor, frout No. than firee:fourtha of tho 8 payee fn writ ithe, toan neo by ite ‘caph ,000 to, the anm of ont oh ihe 090,000, tee be be rriet Syed — FROM LONDON, WANTS A thousend aharea of ne ph sen st of fhe pars ae ea cael es bas had many ‘experience, Can 0 Board of ‘aoen at a 20 Eaak atist st for wo ‘nant: Pecoived toinereens tp he capital to 0 to one mil ml og fol, ‘he ibacr|| fe =" these fhe clang Wa iog Broaden on Xanaay- ie | A WOMAN JG, UUDERSTANDS CPE, dees tet atone th, day of | Elsie a aa present Nedvlorere ‘0 West ae at Of the subscription will be cenens on oe of the subacr i snes le atthe (opens SETUATION ae tyes OrRt, TO of June next, and ho rate of seven per ‘cent: wilt untry for the summer Mm: ia seen 8h bo olinrged on ia fia hployer's, M West Bi at between Oil end saeh unpald after (he Sens of Mi nd Interest nen the twenty-fth of May Prighd’ trom the Afteonth of Pier henuit ane twenty-dfth oF May, both inclusive, Bi ‘the Board. ATIC GC GUODEIDOR, Seoretary. GAN, FRANCISCO CITY AND CALIFORNIA STATE ‘Goupons coftected.or purchased at most favorable rates and proceeds 14 ida a ‘WELLs’ FARGO & CO., 84 Broadway. OAPITALISTS.—THE SUBSCRIPTION 18 NOW open for the purchase of the Colorado,Gold and Oil Pro. to the organteation’ of ok compen. A her Snel VANTED—BY 4 Zoun. Lig ef erence. Apply at oi fr west 27th a" 6 A RESPROT, GITUATION, WANTAD—BE (dor watiress ine fama oan eende pluie Sowiag of dns washing. © rete at 32 |: MERA iets eis SE bre bh tite Od SCOTCH GIRL WANTS AS ous: cont willng ‘and waitress; would go bun hes 7th av. italy Rone alls and obliging; city or cor poner prin tid 70 Bunol, Dregeniainduermants as wn investment 180 Weat So. Hi, corner of rel it with... Fo Fuoaiass, and a es Gpodor nadveus tie undors aaron RBSPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO nk. BYRES 19 Pino atreot, do chamberwork, plain ming, take, care of Sildrany —— Ae. best of reference, “Call at Went Bist at, ooruer of — ey cnt ot er SARATOG 4 || 'T is hereby give 10 books of aub- on to the on ital atock pitts aasoctatton wil be opened June next at the following plaora:—At the sort RESPROTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AB chambermald or seamstress, or it housework ; é | AE SITUATION, WANTED—BY A, COMPETENT pets pines, A ome fo Panieee fcattdih oh —— rete COMPETENT PERSON WISHES A SITUATION Marie shal aeamaMaMe eras | A Reet tee eae of an (fant buat one eH erfcweon 28, sod Slat sin, tn toe WANTED—BY op dann, front A Teailat between’ 5 cand troalng, oF wea reference, Ac Bn, pape Wi ear me Tepe nf Saree eee Sees AND. — b Sige WANTE! ston a aie ee > iy referees, ga a ida West eS nie end tin eras seen | Pat hes Ane eet of tamer YOUNG WOMAN WANTS ae and: ohamt ae the no objection to be seen at 16: A A BAT oh oll ORR care of chi ohildrem; Gat at at Bal Woat 26th a, city reference can be gi psp opts Sey tale EY AN EN te ol WDMAN, nuree; ANCES Enaijest@ iat ne Baton bk fz. SPO nar Ae eae eae or tra’ av. jOURSKBBrER. 4, WIDOW LADY rlenoe and fully competent, engage, sian Oity Post office. eae ED a A Sa eiae ‘as bartender { Baron Peat mee olty ian sanenter oenieg: Oa Stee B As A stg BDU! WANTED—TO can do fe washing: ‘ab 136 West 87h ATION A SEAM. sry for the summer, ory rv ph nine nt Pree ith Sea Wis aves CATION, AND REFINEMENT, behpincine ted a bie ‘as housekeeper ne week Miss Green, Siig boven, up “Address, Mes. me Easter BESPROTABLE wr a Ps NRRAL Pilg Gi or eountey, Good ret [Sipcoigers WANTED—BY — Suerecvaste girls; one as other as fo law count clty rel Fe et weiter, tno ob jection Apply at 9h ‘West doth sl, noar Browdway. ‘to the yr Good city FOPORQMOR oat to olen go els Ly ITUATION WANTED—BY A RENPROABEE LOU YouNG ‘woman, to do ‘small private f. fam best of Gall at 1399 West eral bi 3a a, plain tle fj reference. Gall {ween 7th and 6th ave, ITUATION WANTED-—AS WET Ni OP women: note, but those of respects housework or chamberwork in Sook, washer and froneet 165 18th at., be- BY A YOUNG ity need apply. folie Lah froarion WANTED—AS QBAMBERMAUD WAND Call ‘37th at. Hinges By order of tho ay ae ar, erat WM. a Wee, President. wea WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL, TO x00 _Banirooa 8 Siainos, May 19, 1865, nowawork care of children, Gall for oe nae abt Yor rotoronco, 164, West R0tE at, be- tween 7th ant Bis ave. WANTED—ON BOND A D MORTGAGE, ON improved Brooklyn prope: tet op one. of RESPECTABLE YOUNG Youar Wanna 4 SIfU4- 65 (a ponies si "he Be ‘pald and reason: ‘tion as cham! or laundress, reference able charges, Address G. M., Given, Cul at 283 West 17th at. $4 ‘worth $80,000; only’ may address box 2,789 Ios! —WANTED TO BORROW, THE ABOVE $10 O00. oye eemirierata tae $10,000 str A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, as Iaundress or as ohambermaid and id ansint rat tng ‘Washing; good clty ¢eference. for two days at 66 16th st., near Gt a. WANTED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE AT ‘nevon per Cent, on House and Lot on Murray now mo for $8,000. Principals oflice. A BE auroras PAN apt beatae A Lay re ieiys She hae'n. litle bey end woald ‘Can be seen at floor, back Beas 96 cook, thoroughly. ke to hat with her for a few months. Eo let ‘owes 17th and 28th ate., 12,000 WORTH OF SILVER MINING ‘On the celebrated Comstock Le: Yellow Jacket and Mexican joining the Gould & Cu MIDDDE AGED LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS wey So ba bed ‘to exohi for & ‘amet clnes seen ae = compas copy soantere en a is . toad ~ Stross; be jew Yorsor Brooklyn oF » cown .. | Bot ao much wa pbject axa ‘Call on’ bor 2,195 New York Post ofl. Gress Bir. Weed, dss Matis place, $47: 000 T0 1 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, youre G WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS FIRST i improved rofl ssiats An dle ley, in’ sume, to" ul, cinstatjeotion tothe country. Call for Cw dayy avs R Fence; no G. A. RISSAM, 90 Pine street, basemont, | West léth at,, near 6th av., front iA SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT mt, one ‘Can be seen at her prevent employer's, at ae TROT RATAME, payan Jus, A SITUATION AS vo th saiboshoballpas re fetere the country. Call | Sono of tTeferenons aie av, in the re, unui ttn fo SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS. AVANNAH, GA. MARCY, DAY & sel wading colon of alt Binds of, sperependige commission. They occupy & ber fe! odour: Avarehouse ‘on the dock. (0 BXPENSE FOR GARTAGE, nts solicited in Consignme: rge or tities, communications by arse ae ii) ended to. All to, | Informe- tion given toan: le rates, A SITUATION WANTED—BY RESPECTABLE 1, to do general housework tn s small private Ghee Ohapainn, ar Set et arora ‘Gonn bier: Frere ity Sch esberwork abe Twaiting. “Call Fortwo on i last employer's, 160 East 49th at. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ret well recommended young w ‘as chambermatd an Waitress; au experienced waitress; knows the care of “ae ver and glassware well. Call at ity Amity ot. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU. ation, sk, washer aa troner, or to do light fousework, ins private’ f good eliy reference. Can be neon sie two days at ‘Sd ae, se tetween B5ih and New Haven, Gona.;’ Hon. H. won, New’ H Geta. Dent! Packer & Co, No, 6 Flue airesh NeY.; DM Armstrong. it Pine street, GEO, 0, MARCY, SAML. G. DAY, B. FOSTER. OUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED siemer ragaiy re ‘AND North Garolina, Sonth Carolina, ta, A ‘Tennessee and New oreieill Also rt en neh Coupons. So: State POIKNN: & DE YORMST, Bankers, 19 Wall street, gg Be bare iy HOTEL, IN THE CITY Nae a Gio Seances for a torm of ys Rit? Bonde a Hecho nts sidinies taest | sah pete =— a Aue A a, «SITUATION WANTED—BY A YouNO GTRL, AS Mg, IPL RST ALL, SOR | deta "Cana tage AS : wen SITUATION WANTED—BY A SMART, TIDY GIRE, WS... “SPECIAL Norrem poe Ae Fe ey ecerenes, Co QPaTBAL FA FARE ORI ORDINANCE. Commissioners of the Central Park do nook and ladder, cart, hose, truck, or other ty rt fire, shall be allowed on any port of the Contra aaa the ‘transverse roads, without the previous cousent’ of AITUATION WANTED BY A ECTABLE GIRL, to do general, housework plain cook, washer and troner; ia wiling and no objection to the country; reference 1 ee Tull wt $47 West 16th SITUATION WANTED—BY A \, RESPECTABLE, wo. nurse; her own old- Cc rolier of the Park. bait iregoeaion or hearse o othe vehlle or peraon atau Bast Ligh st., for two days, carrying ‘of @ deceased person, chal Nowed on At SERVERS Seen Sy pat of the’ Conteal Park, excrpt upon the traneveree speed cons Washer ang toner ‘Srte do housework ot ae family; 1s willing and ob! rofe- = in the employ of the Board of Commis- ‘no objection to the — person, muy loners ofthe Central Park, shall light, make, or use any pectin ot hetwoee atk i eras caeere ie. emat, hewn on taleot REAPEOTABLE PROTESTANT GERMAN WOMAN adit that persons are at liberty at that the qrans. lagnoes were adopted and passed at a meet. ste ‘of the Board of rere mer, wont fhe chntres Park. duly —— [ro held on the 6th day of May, 1846, cer do housework. Tasorfent, between Su ind Qu RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN ‘cook, washer ani Weot 25th at, in the rear ave. ile b bedience to the requirements of f private family, to do chamberwork and pla 5 Uta frite oa, Gonecrnnt at weld | se etter hans om eae a 4 MTna following’ section of wald abt in applicable te ake above | two dare ‘2038 dist o., cordor of Broadway. ‘Seo tsa RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION As ier haa a Mending agsingt each ordinanoss A Mok iss private, fomily:, ts an oxcellent baker ond shal be desmed gu yp he ‘Cook, and understands her business perfectly; conviction befors the Mayor, Recorder or any ma Pastry © en eh pi the clty of New York, by a fine not excocdiug fifty, jolinen, | oujection to go.» ae eee Saws 4 pe in aefault of payment by imprisonment x, ‘Gxceeding “py onde’ of thé Board. _Dated Naw Yous, Mey 10,1868 Nowce 18 NEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE WILL be an election of thirteen directors and three inapeo- tors of election of the cama Extension of the Aitantio and rears’ reference from her last place. Tints, corner of Broadway. a caeae yy ah or ‘mberma\t oltht, H. OREEN, Controller of the Park. ny inthe iy ot fae, on Bhih day of May. tase i 4 1@ ol ry day of ay ii tween the hours of 10 and §-o'el country Can be wenn, at day. hak ea fee Tt | ie between 2h sean zoung ‘WOMAN WANTS A roasoiPaa OHAM- A is taido chamberwork B TAKS ake ORE URE IN TENDERING OUR waitress, or take ied the members ry edie ae ae toe ee oflare mR best of cily reference, Call at 0 Jonk con 3 Eee ates cur Note! on he ight cd te | — —=—=_{_ members of Lady ington Lovenowe timely nerival aid eouve and to assiat exertions wo at Phos ‘of our hotel, ‘and washing; has exoelien ERINE, LELAND & CO. Can be ae vi - Potts ie noon for wwe Gaye at 108 ‘eat BILLIARD! SITUATION |" WARTE A, BESPECTABLR OR SALE—TWO grLEMpiD BILLIARD TABLES, tp aber reg momeee es HrDtiet etnies Nn wks face | pies etaseny. es Eee ees her last 7. 61 Chaat atrest, room toa ma ore bac siantnaphar reagent DEC! Rig Sy J TABLE MAKI Least roe wD TABt tod Ar HAS RE- As YOUNG SCOTCH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AB Fosdy for shipping, st one day's notice, or ne om (isin the ouster, bas ono ey PROPOSs wie pet WIDOW WOMAN WANTS 4 SITU. SkoroaLe von MiniNG ae AS atin the when Pestier lag ave obig. | housekeeper eee: pte i gas | Faure ery art oy Save been employed for eg oe othe? erny ‘omaployment’ A Een GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO Walker, Keaper, New My ‘given, at a hy ed ely preferred Call ator MATRIMONIAL, YOUN GENTLEMAN, AGED i, A. BRA here, of education apd, Fednawent tad tata guaintance of « lady of ean hh row vow to “paccineny: vi mat fe an excellent musician. “Addreas, 1 in sincerity, Pot AS GRaTLBKAN, ABOUT THIRTY YEARS OF 4 pagy WISHES eles LF é Kae A, bk | for her wares, wi ST A SITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL, AS chambermald, tn. 8 German fecatiz. Inquire at i 4th t., botwoen ay, A and Ist av., in the barber's shop. borne, Herald office. to the Bouthwest, desires to form ¢ eclranee rot Indy i } with ow 10 ate ‘Adena Hine 0 ITUATIONS, WANT! file the er as walter; F fnrenet of references hed, at. Bibfara' 150 Bast ib st betwoed 24 aud Sd ave ITUATIONS WANTED—BY to cook, ung women; ning if Call at 1 jo objection to the coun! “iat ‘ay. Sttropaian in the clty of New York: st tho office of sfurencos, Gall for two days at 185 West 27th st, £0 y x: Mita fot: 7 and at the ofice of the Sarn- | Hor, from, Foom 17. beovte Bre for two days at 274 in the amet of Baratoga BY TWO MM ONE ‘in the: amg family; preseat TWO RESPECTABLE and Fete ores ‘the other “The Gest of elty re! ferenca matiee near 11th wt, second tro paahrpentet WANTED-—BY A GOMPETENT ae vate family, us chamber t person, rmatd aod fi si Pinter dnd root, oF ae nurse; tT placolaeiad ‘tpply for two days at 003d Uh anil ale hy ee 8 A RESPEt its birth; han tue bout ¢ two days at G24 6th ITUATION .. corner of corner 29t! i Baa tne best of from her ste esonthes Gan be in the basemen! av. Syranon SS. WANTED—BY A to minds gai ond Go the bensework of 9 ermall rent Broad’ Si reranidend bf hare 4 A wash and iron; ity reference. Inquire et ‘BLE PRO. hey’ § FEU AxTOR WANTED—TO DO tat care of ehlarens best Hnfoeenents oe malt et 38 avenue D care of ¢ D, top floor. GENERAL HOUSE- DO work ies aml fam ieekyian good reference. Call at 129 24th ITUATION WANTRD_BY A REGEECTABLE YOUNG ear ‘Weat | and Sscalt h has good ct reat Sa bd at av, RESPECTABLE GIRL, family; iway. GIRL, AS OHAMBER- willing to assist wi 7 with the wash. ely "fetorenten, -sApPly at 6 Weat pirorer gel Lisp A aa ‘do ol ITUATION WANTED_BY A PROTEST, woman, as Gret clans launelrese Sly cuerenes last place. at 606 24 evened data reference (a, A PRO- ITUATION WANTED—BY 4; YOUN Sry iG PRAM Ay Gras, GIRL, ral work, in tivens “Infuire at 3 Delaneey ste Souter WANTED 70 DO BD CHAMBERWORK AND fomily ly. Heterescs, Gal as8e Wes West nee ITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on Grover & Baker's) or on Wheeler, & Wilaon's sewing aching, will go out by the day or week in private families. pu: ‘ANTED—BY A Leg tat td ITUA- Eng a8 cook; Chi yy a ote Oot Eo days ‘Ni 110 Wi Wistbaias A tooeer ged are and troning; 18th st, nest | work wv do the ine WOMAN, fA. BERUA. reference. ro Leong o plain owing lan good fer, bart ANTED—BY A. PROTESTANT GIRIy A SITU: fe grad children aud tmato herself unotuls hi y I», Saree ul; has no ol al if er two days country. Can be seen for two days ut 262 West rt or would take care of ‘Weat lith st. do cham! "ANTED—A_ fourth bell. a 2 3 1 F., 1,141 Broadwi "ANTED—. vate fami t0 take care of ct fd Touhasd 1108 thee aust avs, “tan be ea rohe SITUATI woman, ‘Can be seen for two pec fa a Snead eeamstreas aces from her last gooey STUATION, BYA YOUNG WOMAN, TO w a ehamberwort and ‘sewing Gall at her let employee's 96 ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT. W Airmeant gi ae chambormala 13 vate family 9 East 24th ot, and waitress in & pri- ih for ar hd ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, tr SITUA. Or nurse and chamber. employer, 116 1st av., ON, BY A, RESPECTABLE C) int’s nurse; best Bast 13 aye at 100 N, BY AN AMBRICAN LADY, H reterences given.” Address ©. ‘ANTED—A ny Ui cit aed i efan genes. Senooe A. STCATION WANTED —BY Oe ee referwacp, . Ous be sug, feferences aired, Walkeraromeny Woitent eat sa cham EIZU ATION, a A ae, COMPE- Gan be soon seen or two days o188 sib av., De: bm ayn esanceye eet bee a ey for two days at 14 i cee: Rant st st, bo A SSC ARIOR, INA of experloncey te witting | = ree ine: beat Gall ab of sddroes 104 wai NTED—A taper eee BYA ras OOO. WARDHA. atar fey Bares lady. at, aa "ANTED—A rt Sambir A ., MBSPRCTABLE | 3 SaeemesSt eg children, pri Yast place, Cali ai ‘ANTE! ATION, AS WAITRESS | AND Wiser Tene WASTE ah stant eh Bint aia to care of children. Ref rode + —} ‘ithe cha Mehamie eee Zon tor two daye at 181 Laure Can be seen for two daye at 26) Leure ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE n, 10 take care of her work ; if requi a 6 n children, oy re Ther last place, "Gail at 0 4d ave, rate cook pd Sua ie oe daa epee Wea a Sorta in the washi: ,teatagraitan ond fas A SITUA, cantathe. fy OPCS oo a Gas EE PROTESTANT S otongy ‘WANT SITUATIONS—ONB AS x | fs peat geval pies ee tae Gagch oe pitta a y OW BY A RROFROTABER ity reference. Onllat 156 6th av. guree; ITED—BY A aye fat cal ay, A SITUA. eet phe RB 4 Actress eoainvirt ANTED—A SITUATION BY 5 SOE, on BB- No.1 Were spe eaebcs he tents ‘st of eliyreferouce, ON iad RMATD x wea Tanase aan See tay ot, Begoliye. aia ee STEUARIOM, BY A bennett gt fam! ambernald ‘woman, nd isundsten, can.d0, dab Gating: 1s. will to go in the Gan got, fhe beat oat of olty Eaference pastries ATI PY A. RESPECTABLE Wire housework in # private "ee ‘ak, Tor two days, yg FEO SITUATION, BY A YOUNG erg as Iaas laundress; would have no objections of cliy raftronse. Op we: sustaiatdeeraisnicae > SS Hee He aM Br Seetnar ot taki’ fe ot these beet of ‘country Sud lly reference; haa no ss ‘a short ayost ‘Weat S0th at., Setwoen Gib 024 Tik bras tn tosrest, oor ea EAGT « Bdac SEER Rae WAniiaton ts ten 4 aera poked sana Kinds of famtly sewing; would assist Grou: bost of forerences. “Oall at 17 West Ahiret. WANTED siruatton: strony tee gifls; one a g008 Be dhe! pape Bt other do chamberwerk and WHllbg. Or ehambacy. edioon 16 opaor 20 ‘29th at. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE young girl a. soa pve ee stfhas Wet 26uh aby Bear ve x bi ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG, HRALTEY roman, wilh a, {reah, breast of § any to mak puree at ber’ own Rae lost. har own. gat rd IRONING OF A PRIV, F. 7 Witt oy’ ronpectibte Wreunan. Gs hotel washing, Call at 188 Weat 90th ste voar house. Good cy aman grok cae een ty pth no corny for the ea ‘summer. Can be seen fort} “Gsfe at the a Bast 37th ot., between 2d and 84 ave, WANTED —A SITUATION, By, 4, (RESPECTABLE x. ronete Sect ey reference walla West abun ety, Af IEATIOW, AP AURIS AED OR objection ta go ia the country. at 377 Oth Se re ES eee Hor Wwe dage th tee Was = TUTE CR ae | ety Ba Dots Fee eo emall family; ANTED SITUATION TO SH, COOK AND ference. Call at 11 Diast 20 A ae, ‘Wad at, between ane rept YOUNG ta AUS 40nD, 6 sees, . y fond or oblldren ‘ p00 <a Mh Call megs a enim eae ih ia 108 and ave., Is WWANIRD_BY 4 RESPECTABLE MARRIRD WOMAR, good references can be given. ‘calles 19 Bectiaihne — ANTED—BY TWO FIRST CLASS Wis ae in « private family; one to cook cog Mae the other as chamberinald “Gan be be ‘soee a 118 Bast ieee ae, ne ebay sd char days. HELP WANTEDYFEMALES, LADY TO 0 COLOR Fr PHOTOGRAPHS W: WANTS — mbna SES Be is taught paint KONIGSBERG i aindag re be Broadway, room 18 GIRL, FROM TEN TO FOURTEEN YRARS ee er 2 o'clock, AIRE, WANTED—IN gw PEIVATE TAL, washer Sal aie myo ng between aud Sd ore, | WOMAN WANTED—TO GENERAL HOUSB DO a | cease St” feu Ried, Sarat ACTIVE GIRL WANTED, TO DO GENERAL ho understands well ae x. NURSE WANTED. APPLY AT NO. 6 WRG? HAMBERMAID AND WAITRRSS WaA\ rho la willing to aaeiat tp washing and Sissies boat of reference requl 3th ay. IN” MAK are NO. Oebront uf DRESS! ane as Ld COOK WANTED—T0 COOK, ebay) Ae offen i fainly who commence housekesping eit J Dut ibe hone having ete cy -tI,- , near Colum» Lt a 1 Drie sear WANTED IMMEDIATELY—AT @ inion pln wewers wanted, Gow. ES WANTED—APPLY AT NO. § ane tr eeetenrea WANTED oY A Te ae American oY; partonce: ny ADTES OF 1 al A AE AB j dreas CJ amet svete ladia Tange proais guaran Broadway, room No. GALESWOMEN Ww ee ted a Yatey ote mar airegeare Bram oies es way, ae th Jnon goode, aoe erm A 5 isertmeasee PaMt- ‘one hour's ride from Ni R88 WANTE nie Ind inte chiara tke 0 ote Suysanatorae eit aedrean tn tating wages, Dy who can operate & eneen, bee pon 461 8. ee SOT A, olay st, Up