The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1865, Page 2

Bud NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1865. ” PHE PACIFIC. NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL. &rFarns IN PANAMA. Revolutions Expected in Guate mala and Salvador. The Passport System on the Isthmus, &eon &e,, &c. ‘roe steamship Ariel, Captain A. G. Innes, from Aspin- wall on the 16th inst., arrived at this port yesterday, bringing interesting news from the Pacific, which will ‘de found in the letter of our Panama correspondent, ‘The following is her PROM 1187, Wells, Fargo & Co.. sm 500 Weill & Tees #e Waiter Eugene Kelly & Go. 798,000 Total...... + $267,993 ‘ong the passengers by the Ariel are Governor Caleb Lyon, of Idaho, en route to Washington, undor a sum- mons from President Johnson; Colonel McKean, United States Minister to Honduras, bringing acopy of a treaty Jately concluded with the Honduras government; F. Wo Rice, Consul at Aspinwal); Miss Matilda Heron, the act ress; Johu H. Barnard, Secretary of Legation at Honoln- Ju, Sandwich Islands, bearer of despatches from Minister MeBrido; Dr. J. Livingston, Consul at La Union, and Henry M. Whitney, editor of the Honolulu Commercial Advertiser. L. Brandies & Co. . Bee, Sherman & Our Panama Cor: pondence, Panama, May 16, 1865. CENTRAL AMERICA. Tho Panama Railroad Company's steamship Guate- mata, Captain I. M. Dow, here at an carly hour yestorday morning from ports in Central America. Her news is of but little importance. In Guatemala the elec- tion for President had resulted in favor of General Cerna. Political matters in that State, as well as in Salvador, ‘wero quict, but revolutions are still spoken of as likely to occur at any moment. Commercial matters remain about the same as usual. The United States steamer Wateree, Commander I’. K. Murray, was at Realajo. PANAMA, The ten days that havo elapzed since the sailing of the Ocean Queen have been particularly dull, Nota thing has occurred of a startling nature, either political or military. Thero has been, however, some controversy in recard to the new passport order, which concerns the travelling community between Calif »rnia and the East. When the order of General Dix was made public bere that no pas- senger ombarking at a foreign port could land in the United States without a passport duly viséd, no ove ob- fected to it; but since then another order has been put in force at Aspinwall which no one can understand, nor can we find out from whence it emanates, Passer (rom San Francisco tor New York, holding throw ets anda passport from the former place, are obliged to have them vivd by the Consal at Aspinwall before being permitted to embark on board the steamer. If an order had been received by the steamship agent here that pas- eengers from New York for San Francisco w.re to be served in the exine manner by the Consul at this port, it would be casily seen that tho government had some good feagon for establishing tho rule; butas no such order has been received wo are at a loss to understand why it is such a one-sided affair, The agent at Aspinwall says he FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Turespay, May 25-6 P. ¥. ‘The prominent feature in Wall street today has been th: furthe: rise of gold The opening price was 136, from whick it had advanced shortly after noon to 13854, the highest point reached. From this there was a reces- sion to 1365, followed by a recovery to 137%, at which it stood at five P.M. The market has been more active than at any time since the capture of Richmond, and tho regular operatora, most of whom were “short,” to buy. Tho total shipment the week is expected to aggregate three millions, and tho export demand is the controlling influence of the market, The dealers in government securities, the operators for « rise in atocks, and the mercantile com- munity generally, are encouraged by the upward turn of the premium, and it is belisved in semi-oMeial circles that the government would prefer that it should remain between forty and Afty, rather than at a lower point, #0 long as it is a bor- rower, Now that the war is over, at loast east of tho Mississippi, and that the further increase of the national debt is limited, the price of gold is of uo ma- terial consequence in estimating the public credit. ‘The premium will be governed by the legitimate supply and demand, and there is littledanger of any immoderate rise in the present condition of affairs. Speculators who imagine that they can regain anything like their former power over the market will flad themselves mistaken. ‘To superficial observers the present rise isa surprise, and people ask each other, “What's putting gold up?” ‘The answer can be easily found in the previous specula- tivé depression and in the light supplies of breadstuffs and provisions in both the East- ern and Western markets, by which prices are sustained at a rabge which has made shipment unproitable with gold at recent figures, But the tendency of the recovery of goll from the point to which it was forced by speculation will be to induce the farmers of the West to send their produce to markot and to promote exports. It will algo operate in favor of orders forour bonds from Europe; but of this we are quite independent. and it would have been better if none of our government securities had ever beon sent abroad. The stock market has becn very dull all day, and “prices have shown no marked va- riation from those of yesterday. At the first board Erie was % lower than at the previous afternoon board; New York Central 5, Hudson River 3, Reading 36, Michigan Southern %, Ilinois Central 34, Rock Island and Cleveland and Pittsburg were steady, Fort Wayne advanced %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 4, Cumberland 234, Quicksilver 4. Goverament securities were moderately active and barely steady. Coupon five- twenties of the old issne sold at 103}g a X, new issue 10324 a %. Ten-forties wero 4 lower. At the open board, at one o'clock, the market was firm and quotations were a fraction higher. At the second regular board Erie was 3¢ higher than at tho close of tho first, New York Central 3s, Reading 34, Rock Island 3, Fort Wayne 3. Cumberland was % lower, North Western 3%. Governments were neglected. At the open board, at balf-past three, the market was inactive. New York Contral sold on the call at 9134, Erie 73%, Reading 9434, Cleveland and Pittsb irg 6334, Rock Island 95%, North- westetn 26, Ohio and Mis-iseippi certificates 2534, Cum- berland 40%, Quicksilver 5434. ‘There was continued dulness on the street afterwarde, but the temper of the market is in favor of a temporary rise, The moncy market reficcts in its inactivity the uiliny feature of the stock market, Call ns ure made freely at six per cent, and ex- ceptional transactions have taken place at five. A large amount of unemployed capital is lying in tho banks, The disconnt Hue is sluggish, and the best grado of com- mercial paper continues to be quoted at 6 a 8 per cent. Forvign exchange bas been very firm and rather active, Bankers’ bills at sixty days have sold as high as 110%, but 110 was the more common. rate. Bills at three days are quoted at 1103; a 110%. Merchante’ bills are scarce and rated at 109% a %. The steamer from Aspinwall brought $368,000 in gold. Mr. Jay Cooke's agents report that subscriptions to the July issue of seven-thirly notes are coming in more rapidly. The advance in gold will tend to stimulate has such an order; but ho does not say from whom, nor will ho publish it, Hence we are inclined to believe “hero ia something rotten in Denmark,’’ and that the order dovs not come from those who bave the rght to dssue it. ‘Again, there is a charge of one dollar a head for cach Passport’ viséd; and we are desirous of Onding out who derives the benefit from the very large revenne thus ob- tained. If half of it even goes to the Come, it will make his office very desirable, for the twenty-four trips a of the atvamors from fian Francisco to New York will average four hondred passengers cach, or nine thousand six ired dollars—the half being four thou gand eight hundred dollars—which, addod to a salary of two thousand five hundred, would make the oilice of consul at Aspinwall worth seven thous three hundred & year, cxclusive of the mail agency and other little per- quisites. If this passport system is intended to increase the revenne of Uncie Sam, and guard acuinst evil doers being admitted into the country, it isa first rate idea: for we believe in everything being done to help pay off the ational debt; but if, on the contrary, the Nees, oF any portion of them, go’into the pocket of a man whose patriotism consists in words only, wo offer our protest, and pronovnce the arrangement nothing more or less there are very many of the passe to the East who, after paying tl money left—some of th ional and most unexpec aro assured upon embark! will be subject Nagly pay the gina snow that It ce: went into the United States Treasury 1 intend a correct list of all the pas-engers going to N co while this order is in force, the amount of money paid for [ the clos) of tho war and the though many of then: were in thies while the end was uneertain, satisfied that John Bull will yet turn out a ‘tramp card,’ no maiter how much he may have bitherts appa- Fently been avainst us, The next mail will probab ratification or failure of the new railrowl contreet. i tind here that opinions are about cqnally divided as to its success, In Congress, on its first reading, it passed with 60 close a vote that it is dificult to jud cond and third will reenit, [ trust, how ake you the news of the the next arrival th ngress of ( Proved itseif a seusible body by passing the bill The new sailing days o ers from New York will make bad work in the way of connections with the South and Cntral American stextaors in the ‘on willl Re foliow nei a steamers Now ng in Aapine wall ebout noon of month, The Contra! Amerte: end 251) 10th and 2 thirty da the 10%. Conseqn ports on the west et of South America inay possibly make the passengers and mulls ai once forwarded to Panama, on the steamers’ arrival it Aspinwall; but tho probavilitics are they will be com- polled to remain fourteen dave on the Isthmuy, and tho same may be sal vogard to passengers for Central America, 4 » of ene day will avord this trouble. and sanoran for by making the sailing days the 15th and ih st of each rmonth, one full day will be given the naesenger, provided the steamers make the passace to Aspiawall’ in nine days, and will save much confusion by the rush attending so many passengers arriving aud departing about the same ‘Our rai 8 vet in with strong prospects of an bos falling, The sargily of ruin last gy rem tent; Aithy conditioa of the'plare, ‘sce MISCRLL The steamship Ariel, fr arrived at Aspinwail’ at no 7 oat malls crossed. th forward the same night for San Golden City ‘The welcome news of the capture of Booth and his ‘mooiater, and the death of the former, gave eniversal gatisfaction Lere, ay well as of the surrender of Johnsto: rand the consequent ending of the war. We look forward wow to a reicn of prosperity in the United States, such mathe enatey has never known before. The United States storeship Farallones, Acting Mastor i i arrived here on the 10th | Francisco, the romains as permancnt Dea Ni York on the Ist inst, the 10th, F ame afternor po ny] in this harbor. 4 savers. ine Tee seeeeseers who go to New York in the | Afiel is Francis W. Rice, Untied States Consul at Aspin- | and family. fieay' reasons are assigned for this his | i visit to the North in vix months, Those who | koow him best say that on @ wite-palling expedi- tion, in order to obtain sometiiug better in the way of fn appoitttment in Europe. ‘The United States ship Cyane remains as chonnel buoy in this harbor, She laye with springs ou her cables and gune shotted ready for the Shenaudovb, or as ready as be made, with mo means of inoving, except by ofcanvass, Where aro your fast ate , Ur. We lew? | We hear now that the mail contract by this route, bo- | itween England, New and Austrafia, hos at last | Veen settled, and the line ia 0 into operation not | Yater ton January next. We have not learned how often | the trips are to be made, but take it for granted that it will be a monthly service, Tahiti will in all probability be the principal comling point on the route, ey one, and this will be of great advantage to the Tee aso in furnishing direct communication Ls ae island. There is no tolling what may grow out pew route, it will bring to ght at the majority yu Reh Se ielands are good for, and may develop ‘how lying dormant, i not the | these by lessening the importance in the estimation of subscribers of the Treasury reservationury clause to pay six per cent in geld instead of seven and threc-tonths in currency, There is great depression in tho petroleum land and stock markets, and the volumo of business is very small, The public has lost confidence, to a groat extent, in potro- loum companies, and thoreforo most of them are experi- encing a merited neglect, We observed in the proceedings of the Court of Common Pleas at Philadelphia, a few days since, a caso where certain parties who were “cornered” in a certain petroleum stock—the Walnut Bend—- brought a suit in equity against the cornering party for conspiracy, and invoked the protection of the court for their non-delivery of the stock. ‘This carries us back to the early history of Wall street, when the Board of Brokers, in the caso of a certain canal stock which was | cornered, decided that it was illegal, But that 4 bas been revoked, aad “corners” since that time hav been regarded as legitimate transactions, Men who | speculate in stocks are supposed to take all the risks of speculation, “corners”? included; and because they fint themselves “cornered” that is no sufticient reason why they ehould repudiate their contracts, Stock Exchange. Tovesoay, May 25—10:00 A. M. 242000 US 6's, "81,reg 109 = 100 shs Cary Imp.s10 18 b.20\ren 1034 310 17% 20, cou 103% 18 hy 1 oy a 10000 BY 20000} ,10-40,cou T 500 Hl war loan... 9% coy 1000 Tenn 6's, "90... 64 TM 6000 Louisiana 6's., 0 200 7 5000 Missouri 6's... 65 150 Erie KR 88 10000 0 f Miss eortif 256% 200 Hud Riv Tit... 9935 #0000 do. + 26 100 10000 Erie Ist mort. , 100 6 i 3000 MichCen$’s,n1 112 300 Reading RR,..85 04 ©4000 Pitt, FLW & 200 do. 939K 1s 100 101 1000 1000 G&Chicistm ex 99 4000 Pitt, Pt W&C 3d 82 18000 American rold. 136% 2500 136: 1009 ‘all 13834 6 she Bk + 12 25 First National BE 209 300 Canton Company 36+ .2d call 364g 2 Del & Hud Canal 13432 BY 42 100 Americ hie & 5 100 P, FLW&Ch i o 200 Cary Impr 100 do... SECOND POARD. Hate-rast Two o'CLocr P.M. $4000 USO's5:20,req 1035; 500 shs Reading RR. 941 8,81, cou 1087; 200 do......630 999% 200 Mich S&NIRR 6015 200 Cleve & Pitts RR 63), 200 Chiengo&NW RR 2616 200 Chicago&NW prt 56's Fn ioe omy RR $4 100 Pitts, MWACHRR 94° 100 Atlantic M88 Co 155 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tavrepay, May 25—6 P. M. Asnts.—Roceipts, 346 bbla, The market wus quiet. Breaverures.—Receipts, 15,003 bbls. flour, 741 pkgs. corn meal, 26,283 bushels wheat, 8,078 do. corn, 31,902 do. onte, 4,662 do. barley, 1,000 do. malt, The flour market was @xcited by the jump in gold quotations, and, witi a good demand from the start, prices advanced 200. a 30c, on nearly all kinds, There wasno export Inquiry, and the sulew wore for the local and constwise trade mainly, but in part om speculation. The sales were 15,000 hbis., the market cjonng fm at the quotations appended. ’ Canada flour was in demand at higher figures, The sales footed up 600 bbls. Rye flour is quiet, bot we advane> ouF quotations Sout flour was in moderate demand, but prices were advanced in sympathy with other kinds, The sales were 900 bbls, Corn meal was steady’, with eules of 600 bbls, Brandywine at $5 Lf _ 100 100 perfine State and Western flour. $6 208 6 55 xtra Stat 80a 700 Chotee Stat ie. ; g Common to a THe 760 7550 910 8 00a 12 36 7400 840 8 50a 5 w 6 85a 720 7260 900 500 66 470 6 ro meal, Brandy’ oe 4on 50 orn tueal, Brandywine, pu 0 - —Wheat was in fair request, and und the advance in gold prices appreciated some 2c. @ 3c. per bushel. The dewaud was mainly for milling, but ip part for shipment, some two or throe veasels having heon lately eb.iriarad lo take cargoes ‘corn oF outs to the Unted Kingdom, ‘The salog 000 bushels, at $1 60 for santay cod Western, and $2 78 for amber Michi- an. Spring Wheat is scarce and oor sgh 1 45 Yok Ne. 1. Rye was quiet. Corn was more active, and ad- vanced 2¢. & 3c. per bushol, ‘Tuesaleewere'sa cob oerbeis al 150. a 84e. for now mixed We $50. a 90c. for Western ycliow, 80c, for do, white and $1 for round yel- low. Barley was firm, with cales of 4,000 bushels Canada Seavey 8 $1 26. Malt was dull, ‘and we beard of sales of only 00 bushels choice Canada West at $1 80. Oats wore in fair demand aud firmer. Cousiderable sales were reported ai 65c. a 58c, for Western, doo oe ‘eomn iw. State, 47c. a 48c. for Canada and 50c. ‘for Prince Edw Corron, —The market was dutl, end prices were fully 2e, 2c. lower. Middling sold at 50c. @ Sic., closing at inside price. The sales were 100 bales. We quote: — Upland, Fimxia. Mes. 0.8%, e a 60 60 it a 53 63 Middling (ur. 56 66 56 pt) —The market aaaont but vory drm. Small were made at some improvement, and a of Blo sola a 179G0., go in bot cad dad ears Fareicats were still quiet, but there was more move- ment than yesterday aod {ull rates were i seisines. A demand for (reight room is anticipated as in arrives moro frcely, and so the limited tonnage: io 4s held for full ia 108 t rie ae are:—To Liver- per new 3 steamer, Boo bola. pork, ‘son hozen hevoe. 4Or fe Loe’ don, per Beater, 500 506 bole. pork, 28. 6d.; 100 boxes ba- r neutral vessel, 100 bbis. pork, 2s. To Se. To Hamburg, per sold at from Moussses was quiet but firmer. Holders asked an advance, but bag 07 with caution. Provisiovs.—Receipts, 4,1¢ pork, 545 do. beef, 892 packages cut meats, 200 do. lard. There acura mand for pork, cash and rogular, and for forward de- livery, and the market, influenced by the rise advanced about 50c, per bbl. "ibe aaa wore 7,000 bbis.. ash and regular, at $22 50 @ $23 for now, $26 a $20 50 for old, closing at tho outside prices; $17 50 woe 50 for prime and $16 50a $17 for prime mess; 300 bbls. new mess, for June and guly. ‘at $21 60 a $22 37. Beef was in limited Fe yong ‘ices wore sustained. The sales were 300 » at $10 a $14 for were ‘irm at $25 a $28. ‘250 bbls. Bacon was dull, but tull prices were demanded—13%o. for Cumberland and 14%<c, for short rib. Cut meats were in fair demand and full prices wore realized; 150 pkgs. sold at 12c. a 13%¢c. for ehoulders and ie a 11Ko. for hams, and 16,000 Ibs. botlics, in boxes, at 1446. ‘Lard was a shade firmer, under the influence of the in gold, but pone were not quotably higher. ‘The salea were 1,500 pkgs. at 15Xc. a 1c. a18'%c. Butter and cheese were in mode- rate demand at previous prices, Perroteum.—The market was dull, but prices were higher, in sympathy with gold; the ‘sales were about 3,000 bbls, at 35c. for ie, 40c. a 50c, for refined, in bond, and '60c. a 70c., freo"-including 600 crude, for June, at 360, Sucar.—The market was excited by tho advance in gold, and prices were put up 140, @ ie per pound, with a fair demand at tho tmpeovome: nt; the sales were 1, hhds. Cuba at 93gc. a 13, fait refining at 10%c. a 1034c., and 10%. a 14340. rto Rico, and 300 boxes Havana on private terms. STe«Rt\8. —35,000 Ibs. Western sold at 16c. a 1740. Tattow was in fair demand, and prices were higher; 125,000 tbs. sold at from 10c. to’ 1c. Wisskxy was without decided change, though at the close of market higher ro were asked; the sales were 300 bbls. Western at $1 96. 3 s of Real Estate. By Adrian H Muller &P, Re Wilkin» & Co. 1 lot 8. ¢. cor. Bleecker and Perry sts... 1lote. s. Bleecker st., 25 ft 6, of Perry 1 lot n. . cor. Bloecker and Charles sis. 1 lot e. &, Bleecker at,, 25 ft. n, of Charles 1 lote. 8. Bleecker at; 49 ft. ff Charice 4, 1 lote. 8, Bleecker st., 73 ft. n. of Charles 4,130 Lote. & Bleecker st, 71 ft « of OY 4,000 1 love, 8. Bloccker at., 48 ft. 8. of Perr: 4,000 8l 1 B16 fi © of Bloo 2,885 4k Charles t,, w. of Fourth st., each 3,000 cat 4tb st., 24/334 n. of Charles st., cach. 21950 1 lot n, w. cor. Charles and Fourth sts 5,250 1 lot 8. w. cor. Perry and Fourth sts. 5,175 5 lots 8. & Parry st., 61.7% ©. of Blee 3,130 2 lots adjoining, each...........++ 3,330 5 lots adjoining, on east side, each, 3,210 Buildings on lots 17, 18 and et ‘500 Buildings on lots 36, 35 and 34 105 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS: Married. Arwstn°Nc—SKaniis.--lu New bros sabe the meri street Methodist Episcopal church, on 11, by the Rev. J. B. Searles, Cakes P. wer : SAMA A., eldest daughtcr of the olliciating clergyman, all of New Haven. Byrns—WeLLs.—On Tuesday, May'23, at the residence of tho bride’s parents, by the Rev. James Boyce, Joux Byras to Many Frances, eld st daughter of Isaac’ Wells, Eagq., all 07 this city. No cards. Be K—Sresucuek.—At Keyport, N, J., on Monday, 16, by Rev, Samuel Lockwood, Garover A, BLack to dame L. Stexuounx, both of Keyport, N. J. ‘BROOK —SHATWHIL, —Ou Tuesday, May 23, at Newark, N.J., by tho Rev. W. Shaeklosord, rector, Mr. LS. Buoor, to Mra, Many song English papers please co; bsp el a ey Phiiadetphia, on Tuosday, May 23, at the Church of St. Matthias, by’tho Rov K. Chase, rector, Mr. Caarias D, Cazenove, of Brooklyn, to ‘Miss Fans M. Hvcaagn, of Philadelphia, No cards. Couk—Eantk.—Iu Brooklyn, on Toursday, May 25, at the residence of the bride's father, by Kev, A. Elmen- dorf, D. D., Witiam M. Cots to Mary J., eldest daugh- tor of John Eadie, Esq. No cards. Drrev—Cosxoniy.—On Weduesday, May 24, at the residence of tho bride, West Viftieth street, by the Rev. ed by the . Dr.’ Nelligan and ds aod Nila aphain 7 A.W, da ghter of the Hon, Mi city. The parties have proceeded to ef eX. —On Wednesday, May 24, at the Church uration, by the Key, Dr. aoughton, Win- Hsq., to Many L. R., only daugater of Dr, en, all of this © —LaayNanD.—Ua Wednesday, May 24, by the Havren to CaRnin mu, SasuRt. G. 7, May 24, at the parents, ‘by tuo Kev.’ H. wae 2, youngest ‘nughtds all of this eny. On Wednes tay, stay 24, by mich, Koeraro MoCCL oti MeCunwovan— layin the Rev. John © Mary, daughter of this city. Oopi:—Bara® On the evening of Wednesday, May eof the Hon, Jon H, Whie, No, vt, Now York, by tis Oppin, of Hitv0! lyn Mise I, uae Banners, formerly of James Post: at, —In Wis icy, on Wodiesiay, May 24, by Rov, Peter Stryker, Jinx A.’ Post to itary kt., dacghior of Bernard Van Riper, ail of New York. No cards. Pmuurs—Havis.—Iin Philadelphia, on Wednesday, May %, by the Rev. Dr. Morton, Howaan C. Purine, of ~~ York, to Sanat Barxy, daughter of the late Thomas 08. OIRKLL—SACKRTT.—On Wednesday, May 24, by the Rev. J.D, Phillips, J. 0. Quunut, of Kngland, to Miss Sanat Mormon SAcKSTT, Youngest daughter of ‘the lato James H. Sackett, of New York, Resa Heautasp.—Ou Thureday, May. 26, at St Mark's church, New Cansan, Conn., by the Rev. Debrisy, Somtst N. Ravuoxp, of New York, to ‘tina Purox A’ Hoactaxn, of New Janaan, Conn. Sew-cn—LiTTLt. — At Hacketistown, N. J., on Wednes- day, Hay v4, at twelve o'clovk M.,' by Rev. J. 8. B. Ho es, Mr. Saver. 8c of Néwark, N. J., to ie, Auck Livre, only daughter of Joun 8, Little,’ Ksq., of Hackettstown, NJ. ph Tuowisos—Graw.—At Rahway, N. J., on Wednesday, May 2%, by Rev. Richard M1. Aborcroubie, Dr, Joux © Tnoursoy, of Washingion, South river, N. » oo Mrs, Many M.D. Graw, dauhter of D. P. Merrick, Esq., of Rahway, N. J. ‘Tnver— Tow sxe. —On the 34 of January, 1861, at Jor- soy City, by the lev. Mr. Brice, Dr. Jomrn W. Taost (Govxav) to Wiss Maxiua 1. Towsiys, yoongest daugh- ter of the late John B. Tomkins, Esq., gracier, of Low: ville Lodge, Biefred Acres, England, — Ke-married on ‘Thursday, May 25, 1865, at the same city, by the Rev. Mr. Collins. Warixsncer—Suaw.—On Thursday, May 26, at tho re- sidence of the bride's mother, by the Rey. J. Koebe, Hrnwax A, Weixmsnonr, to Miat EL@aneta HL, youngest davght r of the late Joseph Shaw; both of thie city, No cards. May 24, Diller, D. D., Wer—Anxorp.—On Wedne at Trioity chuseh, New York, by the Rev, Dr. Agiby, Gaannes Wat, Wear to Lcisa AGNa AnNoLD, Died, Atner?,—On Tuesday evening, May 23, Exurza Lecona, qounsest daughter of Wm, Albért, in the 18th year of | £Pp, her ag Ieatigon and friends, alvo the Lodge of poen re No. 11, A. M., are respectfully invited to attem Routh this (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her Jute residence, (hnton avenue, sixth Louse north of Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. jaxer.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 24, Wautam T. Baxen, aged 29 years. Rejatives and frieuds of the famity respectful! vited to ationd the funcral, from St. Mark’s cbureb ( Mr. Cornell's), corner of Dek: rte Portland avenues, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Ipswich England) papers please-copy, Bort ®. = funeral of the late Srérumn §, Boris, to which his friends are respectfully invited, will take place on Saturday morning, at half-past ten o'cloek, from st Au's churob, Kighth street, vear Fourth avenue, where & mass of requiom Will be offered. Brcx.—On Wednesday, La 24, Auexaypen Bece, eldest son of William and Ann B. Beck, aged 14 years, & months and 20 days. His remains will be taken to Goodwill church yard, bape et Orange aay N. ¥., on Saturday by the r mornin to Nowburg. Funeral’ sorvices at the resi- dence of bis parents, No, 235 West Sixteenth street, this (Friday) evening, at half past seven o'clock. Berry, —In ®, On Tuesday, April 4, NaTBasteL Berry, Ksq.,an American merchant and resident of that city for the past thirty years—son-in-law of General Si phen Van Rensselaer. His new have been conveyed to the cometery at Albany, N. Y. Cnowy —On Tuesday, Ma; at Hart's Island, New York barbor, ALexAnnen MeDow sss Choy, & prisoner of war. Charleston, Savannah and New Orieans papers please iv. Chane. at Port Richmond, Staten Island. on Thurs- SE encade ire ra 2 of his Poy of dlorase’ of the Sy, DeGroot, and hee ichard H, ; eeiyen, agod 19 rs ‘of the funeral hereafter. hoe Themies, 5 May 25, feaseneee Fuasa, late Orteans, in the of his te friends ad” those of hs father-in-law, James L. and brother, Wied te altond the funeral, x from the’ Ever Everett rote House, this (oda afternoon, at four o'clock, without further Nee Orleans and Mobile rs please x90 — MAR Sunita ihe 134 year of her Jo ‘The Treads of the fa are respoctfutty at twolvo o'clock ao exely, from the re: her son-in-law, Thomas Ray, to outh steost aad Tenth avenue, near tho Biooming- road. Kronuxe.—On oe Sine: May 23, Caaorcw G., daughtor of Christian and Keunsks, aged 2 years, 10 months and 29 sie The relatives and friends of tho famity are respect- big savited to attend the funeral, from jeace, nklin atreet, near Bergen avenue, Hudson City, N. = this day Press) at twelvo o’clock. The remains will be taken to the Kvergreens Cemotery for interment. Kerniaay.—lo Brooklyn, on Sacteale Per * peo son of Thomas A. and Margaret Kei months and 26 days, ‘The relatives and friends are samen Fequested to attend the funeral, on Saturday ait at two o'clock, from the residence of his arene, F Hudson strect, Louyevany, —Wituiae Louxspen' mar vomatos will be tt interred tm. to "ino Brorgreens Como. —On Thursday, *.5 ‘Mrs, usa 8. [tamo, widow of Wm. D. 60 years. Lyxcu. —On Thureaay, 3) of of cut fover, Mar- @aRer Martin and Bridget Lynch, aged 1 a and 8 Catal ‘The friends and acquaintances are iy invited to attend tho funeet, from residence of her parents, 62 West Broadway, this (Friday) afternoon, at two totic nel Macwy,—On Friday, May 19, of us Janu Mucins, a native of Corrackmore, count, Masco ifclnnd, aged 46 yoars and 3 months.” Vint int Tho fynoral tho Place at No. 2 Rivington place, on Pare th last, and her remains were consignod to Calvary Steumey ‘Tyrone papers please copy. Also tho Ulster Observer. Marsu—Marac.—On Wednesday, May 2, at the residence of the bride's ig by the . Mr. Aber- crombia, C. W. Mansi, of Rahway, 1 Miss Aumua A. Marsu, daughter of Dr. 8. N, Marsh, of Houghtonville, N.J. No cards, Mau.y.—Of consumption, Eten Matzy, a native of pee county Tyrone, Ireland, “aged 32 years, 4 months me ‘The > faneral wil take place from her late residence, 389 Groonwich street, on Saturday. McCartay.—On Thursday, ne < H pore 1 yoat of tl Cuartas MoCaatay, Jr., in th ‘The relatives and’ fricnds of the op firs invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his fathor, 284 West Thirty-third ‘street, on , at two o'clock. McParuw.—On Thursday, May 26, Bernarp McParun, in the 70th year of his age. Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s over. MoGowan. —On Thursday, May after a long and rete illness, Exizavern, wife io Robert MoGowan, aged 1 years, 11 months and 20 day: ‘The friends and pitted of the family, and those of hie father, Daniel McGowan, are ree ally invited to attend the funeral, from his ‘tato real lence, 85 Tenth avenue, corner of West Sixteenth street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. Quisaxo.—On Wednesday, May 24, Major General Bevrro ees ps army. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. this (Friday) morning, at 9 o'clock, from his late residence, 98 Rast Twenty-Orst street, and from thence to St Francis jer’s church, Sixtecath street, without further notice. Rusnpy —On Wednesday, May 24, ALyrep J. Rusasy, in the 33d year of his age. ‘The friends of the family, thoee of of Mrs. M. A. Lock- members of Jackson Hose Company No. 13, and Mechanics’ Hose Company No. 47, are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 38 Cannon ‘street, this (Friday) af- ternoon, atone o'clock... Snort —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 24, Joun Suonr, in the 26th year of his age, ‘The friends and acquaintanc 8 of the deceased are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his father's residence, No. 18 Little street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisel, STouTENBURGR. On ‘Thursday, “May 25, Avoustvs Ni- coin Stourexnunas, in the 20th fear of age. Tho relatives and friends of the fam ly are invited to attend the foneral, from the residence of his brother, W. J. ftoutenbargh, No. 10 St. Felix street, Brooklya, on ‘Soturday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Srewant.—On Tuoaday, May 23, Joun Srewanr, aged 24 yoara, 7 months and 11 days. e fr cnds and acquaintances of his fathor and mother are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, this (Thurs- day) aftornoon, at two o'clock, from his late rosidence, No, 63 Mott street. Saater.—On Wednesday, May 24, Fraxon:, wife of James F. Slater, aged 37 years. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family aro respoetfelly invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late’ residence, No, 427 Seventh areoie. Aad ‘alifornia papers pl copy. Stoxes.—On Thursday, May 25, Mavrice, youngest son of John and Mary Stokes, aged 1 year, 3 months and 29 days. The fricnds of the family are nenecrreny, invited to the funoral, from the residence of his parents, 76 Kast Forty-first Street, at two o'clock in the afternoon. ‘Srennis, —At Stamford, Conn., on Wednesday, May 24, Oscar F, Stsnprxs, His friouds and acquaintances, and those of h’s father, are requested to attend the funeral, from St. John's church, Stamford, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, Wavon.—On fern pO May 25, aftor'a short ilinoss, Ronget Wavci, 32 years, a native of Roxborough: shiro, Scotland. The friends of the family are reapoctfally invitod to attend tho funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o beeen) from hi late residence, 6434 Carmine stroet, iaene, 7) Grand street, Jorsoy ity. Friends aro invited to attend. Woon, —At Stratford, Conn, on Wednesday morning, May 24. Josey G. Wood, wife of Thos. 8, Wood, Faneral from the residence of her brother. in . 10 Le avenuo, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend, _ SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR Kxw YouR—TaIN D Steam: Steamship ¢ Fargo, Uaiu Bhip Southern ight, Runa. Bark Bonnie Lassfe ch F Bulle; ‘halken, Bremen—Paneb, Meineke Bark Borette (Brem), we i Bark Heraog Paul (Meck), Groth, Tarragona—R M Sloman i bad ors Welen Augusta (Ir), Gray, Port au Princo—R Mar- ra Hisrk Annie (fr), Beyloy, Havana—"Trajillo & Viningy Bark Arizoon, Colcord, Cardenas—Walsh & Carver. Bork 3 K Lockhart (Br), Lockhart, Richibucto—D R De- wre iver Cloud (Br), Challis, Cape Town, COH-—C J&P Worig Hila gon Sehlenite (Prua), Dabrens, Bordraus— Brig rangle ( (Br), Conyers, Rermuda—Midileton & Co. Brig Anna (Br), King, Cow Bay—D R Dewolf & Co. Brig Beazle MENeil (Hie), Blecle, Geergevown, PEI-C ‘rumbu Brig Alamo, Steele, Machias—F Tathot & Co, Schr Grean Wied (Rr), Dinsmore, St Thomas—G F Peniston. Schr J Van Sant, Soper, Nassan—J © Rahmini Sehr Union, Brower, —E D Hurlbut & Sebr Pioneer (Br). ¥ \~D'R Dewolt & Co, a okt Marearet Da (ey Spencer, Londonderry, NAH J CA De: Schr A Davison (Br), Cole, Pugwash—C Il Trumbull, Rene & Tabor, Terry, Mabilo-—t W tlwalt & Co. Sobr JB Pranklin, Clayton Richmond—Plerson & Colina, Hallock, Petoraburg—Van Brunt & Bront & oe ad Beant € Slaght, dell. n Beunt & slasht, Hadelshi matey Racket & Son. IW McKee. B Rackets & gen. ¥ Tatbot & nate S Rackett & Soa, Bel dot, Bruce, New Bedford—T M Mayhew & 00. Sclr Ellen Louisa, Reeve, New Have Schr Emily, Morre!l, New Haven—M Hriggs & Co. Steamer Martha Stevens, Chanoe, Baltimore. Steamer Millville, Renear, Philadelphia. ARRIVED. Pay Arie 3 Jones, Aspinwall, ie wy rie ee ensure, BAI - w0th all wallen Bossi od nig Rica, hence for,’ Aspinya Wlimtngton, NO, 3 days, anengers, to Arthur Leary. Aransport), Wilber, Washington, 6 Sehr L P Frambes, pc P Powell, with naval Loren ened Steamship lyases ( days, to U 8 Quartermaster ip Lydia of Yarmouth, NS), Danreiter, Tome, sa guys, ith ai Sil o de ‘to Dollhe Potts 5, too Par berg: April 9, lat 31 4 Br ahi, Thames fron tendon for Chunerals exchanged signals with an American a Pe ra ship, showing a red signal with the letter P in the cen! iy \verpoo! veil with mds and 84 prosenge aa aNephaw. “Hea it toutherly and a winds with a te Siti foal of fog dni ~ of Plymout in he uring panenge Dew (of Liverpool) a er nak ana wel Bo ort By 3), waw struck by & fejuall from the W ain And minzgn masts, with everything attached, Perk Anne (Bem) Miners; Harasay days with sugar, to oo Bagua, 9 days, with molasses, Br), Ralph, Matanzas, 10daya with sw ith, New Orleans, 10 days, with flour, to Mhrig Baatern Star (of New Haven), Ward, Barbados, 12 are Flying Eagle (Bry, steout, Watancas, 14 daye, with mola toh Pivara dc m , Hamilton, Bermada, 6 days, with: cease Miidievan mo Brij hy Dunean.’ Port Royal, 6 days, with passen- Schr'eats Carleton (Br), Bowden, Matamoros, Apel 9, via Key y West where Lim, taken as a ind ‘bat Ffieewards reed). By cotton Ac, to JB Ward Sehr W'8 Baker, Pearce. Charlottetown, a, with oats and po, tatoos, to mastor. ‘Wind at sunset NW, very tight. Biseeilancous, Steausute Geo Ovrurus—The British steamship Geo Otym- pus, Matheson, hence 8d Inst for London, foundered or the th, 70 miles ESE of Sandy Hook, having previously sprung aloak, The crew were taken od by pilot boat Mary A Wie liams, No19,on the same day, and Capt Matheson yore cetere Meet eae Hathorn for thet nla alacrit an from eae she rhea T3ue had a oilcake, brought “ this eure a Pues ee bis utp Caantte Stare, at San Franotsco Aprit 5 ee. New was off the Cape 20 days, wit! rey 3 ogetorly mintay Yor! aplit sails and lost everything moves! aoe sires re At from New Yost. for in less than three mis i Rcirene andes rorinet, pene at by in sarmol soaker ears ore sbe Scone) rye EN tfryt Hatin Tor Now Oc. pe ae saved: Bosto’ Trom Boston for Bangor, ne BaerO™ aintoae oF erat ara af ‘ay Wha! ald oy ‘New Bettord ‘Ath inst, for At- sit fealan Oveans ugh Sen For (of Westport), Allen, ald from do 24th ast, TOF ark Grereouee ECR West) port nat fo rt Point Bark Arab, 0 1800 bbls oil, ‘or home athe days. Ron was at Bard's island Fan 18, ae cearent 'L, ab Desolatio mot 3, aa before reported). pee, Barker, Gnd Low Weat- with Pee ae rae Ne was at S. Gnitarioee March 17, $00 sp last ‘ruise—bound N of Westera Islands for a Burk Henry Taber, Bart unk Hany Taba 300 wh N of the Islands, sea- D ibs Bone lant eruiees Bound Ship Wm Thompson, Smith, NB, was. eamasesieg aeniit soap Tincelearing Taloasusae. i ee &e. 8; Bark Sofia (Ital), trom Gananinosle Oct 25, via Messina foe Soston, a Mer #5 Om off Nantucket Shoals, riven, Force. fom ‘Philadelphia for Orleans, rogers Int 33,80, lo suite m Th, brig Poi orig, Polosctt, ae Geer ay Ab Winnepah ‘Aptit ae bark dC Nickel jorning Light, Roberts, for “April 19, bark F Bunchinia, Webber, for lee- hi in, Hal! and Wm B tt yy oe Lord, Froble, for wai Bd Sh Disecane| Foster, Spain; and others'as before Bickford, AeA for Cork. Ships ks reported sid for F Ohinchas, and to load for, ror Carn Hayrien, Mi stow, from Philadel sobr E 8 Twisden, Chase, for Boston, une, Hatirax, Ma: for Cow Bay, phia. 12—In port barks Ma, enters Haminont trom waica—At Mumford April 20, leeward, to sail for tesion in 6 weeks; Warrea okra leeward, April ee David Bi Foreign Ports. + as from Boston for St Thomas, May 19, lat G—Arr bark Magdataas, Day. New York; Means, Bostou; 12th, bark John Gridia, 6—No Am vessel in port. — . Nhotind, Yates, for Leow fa! previcus to 28uh ah before re ny IS in port barks Sandy TH 01 Jphia for Gitbu; Elba, with cargo of o—Arr steamer Townle, MeDanicl, N’ row! Cann, NYork. do arr 20, bark Manchester, for jancl ind for lee- Bing coal; ‘York B; schr John Saunderson, Carroll, Philadel- Menournr, no date—Arr ship A H Badger, Mitchell, Cal- cutta; brig Strange (Br). Marawo ril29—In port bark Slatira (Br). arr 224. Mataneane Mey i7Arr vob 3 Math Caltinn, rtia. Moxrnrat. 1 May 22—Arr bark Evening St) Cube 6—In port steamships Cu: riley ark vr 1bth; Constitution, Wats Dow, from Central Amorican porte arr ki rom #1 te game day; Sonora, and Uncle ing, from San ration " of MTR A ' ie hy vee’ Ea eit da: Golden Cl Cit Tapia fin Francisco, watones,, May) 9-10 port brig 8 ‘Thurston, Clurk, for New un Risini0s, May 12—In port ‘barks.Teica, Harriman, for NYork 7 days; Sallote, Panno, fordo; Arleita, Colcord, for doe and others. N 8 L Pity; to load for NYork: ‘Arr prev to April Franelaco (and ald Sid prev to 16th, bark z Am BOSTON, May 2 dteare al Africa: brig Lamson, Aug “it es; Mal mle: Pomons (Br). Moiyneus, Cape, Haytlon Holmes, ite ral a He abbard foun NYork. Gla ae te Cheetos eat pon schra Louis F 5 rashington, ell, NYork: Hoch my ecko, Washington, ‘LE Kelley, Kelley, NYork. Sid steamship Asia (at 10: City of Bath; bark Stambon! 26th—Arr barks Undine, con; Tema, Samus. BALTIMORE, May Boston via Norfolk; ld schre M “arety Snta“Anna, Marduig, Moston. for Paq faved for towers, Stowers, ‘t—Arr steal Sche Mary ff hank, ate ‘Tarr, Boston via Cl 1B, May 22~Arr ship Warvest Queen, HMutchin- AP man apt Higogen (He for haa for Tquiq tre bry ain David Greckets i Bur ri bis go Liverpool Mn Momeions'achee Alm, E Walker (Br), Kroesen, Jere* i eee hester ere Mi Sid French war stow Jorfait, BA Tit, Moy 21—cld brig Nollie Mitchell. Cardy. Nuerliag. ANGOR. May 22— Malabar, Welch, Wilmington, Dal Old 3a, brig Mall of bin (Ihe), Davia, Mayaguers sche J Blu illadetphia, Hato! RIY j—Sid sebrs Wm P Williams, Sim- 1 ance, and Mo 4 Fleming, Willinme, NYork; Otis, Carte, do; 8.09) i REOFORD, NeW BEDFORD, ‘Tay 33-14 echra Ariadne e, Robinson, Elizabethport) BC ii Houston Denatson, Briggs, 2th, H Clay, ‘0 Qhage, and Heken, Carrol. AVEN, May 2 Brig tea 2a Fhompaon, Mark, atieliry Tema ate thu bell; T Merritt, Hughson, EW PHONDOX, tiny %—Arr schr Bliza, Corwin, Eliza- bethport for Nerwieh, Frovidesoe. Sid eo PHTLADRLYTY Port Royal, stirs ¢ aloo, Adams, Norwich; J Hl, rietian, Port au Prine man, Sagna;’ gely iden Tea Ie, oat on Por prov NCE, Bilzabethport. Bel Rid aches ‘Treas calmer. rriet Ma: ‘ia io Tihaoa ANegtunany N ACO, ‘toor Harvest, Corwin, crs Vielorine, Rose, and Speaker, A. May 24—Arr bi Pol Lester, Perry, Clark, 08 Cla bark brig ‘Burma, Sher. New York for Hoit, Sie er, Quiney Poi “On, lonel Lester, Pee: Kelip, Wied! joseph Warren, Wiley, May 24—Arr solr A ow sehr Surprivg Seaman, “Arr ships York ‘April 21 TAND, May 23—Cld bark Winslow, Davis, Cardenas, 1 Bacon, week. rookett: * NYorkey sloop Rose eee, a! hinge esieay nd sid 20th ‘tor botieg vorita, Bush, NYork; Graulte*state, Jaco! gust (Han olf, Hong Koug;, Paramatte (Be), Fong Svdney, RSW; brig {arerton, ‘Le! Hath. | Sid April shipa “Hornet, UI Valdaraieo; 27th, Helen Clinton, Rprague, ‘earless, Drew, Manila; Racchante (ite), ig kong: brig Emilie (Brom), Gerdes, Hong Kong ship Cyclone, Howers, Callao; bark Bwallow, ‘a Kfrtdo May 2b shine Wit Huater, ttowes, NYork: John Jay, Nanaimo, sid 2a, slip Panther, Lathrop, Baker's WINARCIAL, AE SPOR ESD. STATE AND “SAN FRANCISCO OITY HAVE. A ¥ desirable Cou! of good Merchand Ilerald office. Latin, tee of tional Bary pond bought at best rates in git or ga MANN! G & DE FOREST, street DLLA », except liquor Addvess H. L. EC Hanicge AND TRADERS! HANK, JERSEY crry, May 19, 1865. v given that all the ciren: Ube prosonted to the Firat Na- Jersey Clay for redemption without delay. 3 y, by " v Ans OF EAT d Tron Stocks 40 exchange for any POR SALE. VERTISER HAS 4 FIRST RATE GROCERY w last ty dress ney, Th ceareee RCE Faye. NEW PATE: A rip Yas ine Settee Blake and county ri Nandy 9 aale of spooulauie e prions ‘al the Inventors’ Ageucy, 119 Nas: wou foe, Saue CORNER LIQUOR STORES | A. 08 ae sland Insbet eect ing South the reason for {Feet for three days, MAN, WANTING A Lf ares lit “hand oer N. OLD ASHED WHOLBSALR LIQUOR ow doing Sra clase business, forsale cheap, ret nanaath pt OR SALe G OHB AN BF BE AMD fae . Awelng, 2" reo let, rent low. uN aos Okan LIQUOR 8TO! sToc! FoR tet he Pouinh gt: stata encom Zof selling cut.” Apply et Mor a5 khenoa atte en seas a1 A pores SALOON, PIXTURES, FOR SALE these, fron Columns, nine feat 4B: Sey aa;'a tare chance oie eee: fe aK Corn rn and Provision, Merch . a Ae ‘State atreet, bt olaiing, polling, or pumping: hax been runaing cratek asa hay presser; fete running odor ‘an bo Tinnnibal SS ae eee est (A Tite EROon ARE OR BaP, WITH cheap. Apply at [42 Mercor street, OLLDBRS: MATERIAL FOR SALE.—tp LOADS Bowers, a RUG STORE FOR SALE WITH A Fi ¥ uo E ALR WITH | rsicraaes Mivie: KiNicA D, Co tier sivcek, New York or at rooklya, Da sire POR 'SALE=ONE OFTHE BEST ci dol realin the wexsons “inquire of De PUTNAR, Tenth arene. NGINB AND BOILER FOR SALE—| ten horse Kngine: with Halo or ard barge ‘of Jackson atree Gree Apply to STEELE & FOWLER, ears pines Hat Water street, New York. 08 SALB—10 OF 12, HORSE POWER PORTABLE Tools and Derrick Irons, 25, 75 fo gulon Soope Si Copper weil die Sos, Fane fu ions sala fee Boiler and Speer Works, Works, No. ‘7 OM slip. OR SALE—A FACTORY, 60X60, WITIT STEAM POW- er, in # desirable and convenient portion of the city. ulars address Henry Livingston, station C, Now For 10 bi low price. fe BYRNE, 106 Biymiontn trek, Brookiva. ol SALE—AT GREATLY Bap gone Lfertth 9 for Seoeiadinte nto, colixery, Wood & M portable Ry dood of all Send for a streular or call and antes the price and {aiacsions before ra ee | opis Ta Pumps below manatactyrere cea, first Ber SALE—A HUMBER ay LOCOMOTIVE a atad Vv’ 4 wood working tools at br He eon TR UPRON & COPELAN ake. lane. OR SALE—THE LEASE, RORMITORS AND GOOD will of « Ladies’ Boarding Houae, in Seats Yue, c. For Particulars ‘address A M W., station foots New York, stating where au interview can be Fe. SALE—A 2908 Prt Ps SSE; ‘BOWERY, FoR cash or in trade, OR SALE—STEAM HOIST IN COMPLETE WORKING order, und now in use, same etn be removed at a tridlng pense, and will be sold at a very low Gaure If appiloation iat is mae mmediately wo H. J. HOWARD, 46 Greene atrook OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Savino iguor store, with dwelling apartments af: |, in tt jous pat e Seven! terion sould be em ‘Sadrens allthis month San, Grant, New York f oh Se PARAS a 1OR SALE—A CIGAR ‘AND Fame ridge ROOM, ESTAB- lished four years, » good busineas locality. "Apply at 639 Hudson street, between n Charles and Perry. JOR SALE—AN | OYSTER, LIQUOR AND ICE CREAM Saloun, an exc nt stand; long lease: rent; of room for a family. Ne tof sickness.” at M5 Bleecker street, near Charles, ni LE—A VERY FINE CANAL BOAT (LAKER| per ‘bufld, two years old; has made is aaa ute order. Apply at the mill, foot, OR SALE—BY THE ADMINISTRATOR, “4 LIQUOR Sore, very handsomely ded, excellent ear) ote aK death va” the late ‘Consequence of the death of the "5 Re sold An oOTTSBERGER & DUANY'S Brewery, 02 New OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER WHOLESALE: ye etal Liar ore i sel with oF withiat Stok , ri ‘Apply this rat the Salas, ‘corner of ‘Pairy-siain strech roadway, 8 A, RESTAURANT AND, OYSTER sAtoow Ofte old aes account of sickness. Apply in the iiquor store corner of paon and Prince streets. Fest he La A 1 CLASS pas Aah hehe yy AND Saloon; niust be sold. right prietor is rie going inthe Muuntry. Gall dtd und 14 ‘Grande OR, BALE—10 | BUNDLING MACHINES FOR BUND. Il complete, Apply on the wood barge, pier tA COVERED BARGE, WITH tong bab 4 av R Christopher street dock; would make a ont or feed barge. Apply at the dock, or at 16 King New York. F°%, ayer ary MANTEL MIRRORS, MO- style, made to ord pot Frenoh plate, ret 1 etionlar.” c, RT, OR SALE CHEAP-A FLOUR AND FEED STORE rare chance, For particulars inquire in office, 238 Eaat Tenth street. ‘otal YDRAULIC he oma MADE BY R. HOE & ‘Go., two by ra . at the office of the Hagand Powder Company, #9 ‘all i atte veorner of W. ‘ater. Ont OF MARVIN'S FIRE.AND BURGLAR PROOP Safes for sale. Apply to Hl. WALING, 71 Broadway, Rw ANOR—FOR SALE CHEAP, THE 81x th Lease, vil the Gas Fixtures and Water’ ty we, remises known as Washington Lall, 1,951 13 avenue, Harlem; building 50x30 feet, snclading the four sur and feed business, with three wa af harness, safe, desks and allthe fixtures; bisem Aitted a for livery stable. full particulars apply from pad ily, to J2 8. SMITH, See, Ageut, 214 Pearl eutet, Up G100r FOR SALE,—CARRIES NINETY.FIVE TONS isa ase in gond runoing order. Apply at B. ODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE—ONE OF DOW'S PA- § anes Ice Cream Soda Water Machines; marble box; No. 8 Whitehall street. MA fall cased cabinet machines, Wheeler, & Wileon’s, to Tent on trial; machine sewing taught; second jachines: No. 20 Green wich avenue, Serpe HINES FOR SALE LOW.—8PLENDID sold, STEAM, ENGINES ONE © MORSE, 2 NEW. 1g horae, portable: 15 horse, portable; suitignary from ¢ 40 bi 2 pew Cylinder Boil Sent by Winches; Lo comotive aad Tubular Boilers. Steam 1 ILLARD & CO., 24 Water street. Mag! FIXTURES OF THE coca STORE 6 mye street for sale cheap. Apply at 5 Rutgers sireet, ia grocery. FFICK OF P. New York, an Notteo ta hereby this day deciared a net earnings of tae querer en office of the Compan: ‘The Tranafer Ty Ete hg DIVIDEND. FEYaa, hat, the ra of Directors Tuesias fa will. be inat., and res open, on Jhermey. man inst. By order o ods pad 0 CAPITALISTS, —TH open for the purchase the by) of Directors, DORE T. JOUNSON, Secretary. — ry Atte STEAMSHI r COMPANY, recent out of the sf fave A'S payable at the on Wednesday, 17th 0 AND CALIFORNIA STATE pon Collected o, ane at most favorable rates Ww is to) & CO. oe Pen wi the Colorado, Gold andi Pro- porly, prlor to the organization of a stock company, | This ety, combined, Parely met with. upon or address the undersig For detailed particulars 1d for a fow days, P. SYKES, 12 Pr ta inducements as an investment and accounts call street. HE OYSTER AND LIQUOR SALOON FOR SALR— A with astures; store to fet, with « good trade, at 178 Wooe- r atreet, woo my ge on ine, Grand feet, Sersey' bt WATCHMAKERS. AND ) JEWELLERS. ‘FOR SA a well extablished Business in the above line. Ti for A. B., reading room, Belmont Hotel, Fulton street, N. ¥., between the hours of 10 aud 2 o'clock. pane OF GFOR at Hudson House, No. T° PAPER MANUF ACTURERS10 TONS OF BUR. Bags, dry and in good order; suitable for paper mock, 1 Por nate’ at 15k Chambers sieves ~ SOUTHERN ADVERTISEM ‘Ol RL A ROM WBRERN, ET SOLED OwN, GARE, Nts A capacity. Address 21 noes. moons. SHARES OF UNITED STATES dre Company’ re Stock for sale, Also two hundred shares ¢ Yok terviow, T. $47.000 brick, rience, ae saleam: fat renee TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, int for three or fi ears, on Improved real eatate ty thie cty, {nt sume to. suit, A. ‘ntreet, basement. recent KISSAM, 9 Pine loam Company's Stock, 34 Pine street, room No, 6. TO. ne, DEALERS IN LOM BER, coal, feed, de. loan $1,600, w! ne year or more, ca tation be will address, three days, for tn- at Me A eanare, umures Tia April April Times, mert- Gage wee aco aa a ae 10 dependence Be cee eli 8 Agent fot i8 oF the irew HROHANTS.—A YOUNG MAN WANTS A hip ag ‘Soush, in any other capacit Higa to go Soulh, aa Glen. ot etd oh oe ty; Oras GAVANNAH, OAL Rov, DAY sacs make ealeg of alt Hi eamodioe ise on commission. They nnd fogs warebonve on the dock, TRO BATENRE ‘i fa] aml th ypdetcr, large or amal if neces by ‘etter, promptly tended to. tae geen toany desiring I. ay BAK NOTRO WANTED VIRGINIA AND aroling, Bout Caroling, Geongla, Alabania, Coupons” Southern Slate bonds bought kad ay ones MANNING & DE SORBST, Bankers, 19 Wall strvet iy Bxcnangs Rove, Ie IN 4 oat Pye Rion. fe =P remisey ane a iu PERSO! i Hann RY "80. No. New ain street, sau, York. THE LECTURE |! [arontane LECTURES RES DAILY LJ ,GENTLEMEE TL wd ag tore, Be a ‘of Avatomy, 618 way. aged om | jow York snabte ty ationd those lectures ous have thers precept of ene conte, by addressing Secretary AMS coagircns Bxranes. —LAROR WAG. one for snort on a pity or country; ON or Ee