The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND ‘ “Morvas, May 29-4 P ‘The stock market was dul). but stesdy, at the fest board thie morning, New York Centra wae ig bigher af the close than at the fret poard oo Seiuréay, Ene 4 Bud. eon River 1, Michigac Southern 144, Obic and M:selesispt Certificates, Cumberisnd, Reading and Quicksilver were Fities were inactive, bus steady. Coupon Ove. @old at 103% « , lasue 103% @ %, teo-forses 4% 0K. Al the open board at one o'clock the market ccotigued steady on a portion of the fist, but wars shade lower op the remainder. At the second regular board is was rather beary, and sellers’ options at thirty days were put out freely. Erie was 4 higher than at the close of the frst board, Hudson River 34, filsnois Central 4, Quickeilver 1, Now York Centrai was Jower, Reading , Micht- gaa Southern &, Cleveland and Pittsburg X, Rock Isiand 4, Port Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippr certificates i, Northwestern 134. The latter was the weakest etock op the list. Governments were duil and barely ,M@eady. Al the open board, at baif-past three, the market showed increasing heaviness and a gevera) decline took piace. Erie acid on the call at 12% @ 12%, New York Central 8 Reading 01%, Michigan. Soatherm $7% a 55, Cie’ and Pittsburg 61 9 60%, Rock Island 93% 0 03%, Cleve. Jand and Toledo 03, Northwestern 21%, Ohio and @ippi certificates 2444 24, Quicksilver 50s; @ 50%, Later on the street there was further depression, and Northwestern was sold down to 20%. The markot closed heavy. There is little or no disposition to operate for a rise, and, although the buli leaders support the market by taking what the bears offer, this ia not sufficient to fully counteract ite downward tendency io the absence of outside buyers. The spirit of speculation on the Stock Exchange at preaent presents but a glimmer of ite former self, and the depression which is creeping over It seems typical of that which before Jong must overtake tho whole country, We have im tho maintenance of a glorious and righteous cause bad occasion to tax our supplies of money and labor beyond our current re- sources, and, ag @ natural consequence, more or less temporary exhaustion must follow, The gold market bas been free from excitement, but te tendency bas been upward. The opening quotation was 136, from which it momentarily deciined to 135% @ %, but afterwards rose gradually to 137, the price at twenty minutes past one P. M. It subsequently rejapsed to 13654, but soon after ive P. M. bad risen to 137%. The volume of speculative transactions is not large, and cash gold is abundant, owing to the withdrawals of specie trom tho banks and private hoards consequent upon the recent rise, Foreign exchange bas been in brisk demand, and, owing to the extreme gcarcity of commercial bills, bank- ore have'to rely upon specie shipments to cover (heir Grafts. Lending drawers ask 110% 0 \¢ for eixty day bille, but transactions are recorded at 110 and 110% 0 % for short sight. Merchants’ bills are quoted at 109% a &. Our forcign trade is operating very injuriously against ue in draining (be country of the gold which it can iil afford to ioge in view of the pre sent suspension and the future resumption of specie pay- ments. The shipment of gold last week exceeded two millions three hundred thousand, and in the previous week it was above three mi!!ions Our receipts of gold from California, on the other band, have beeo as follows:— ‘The steamer of the 6th instant brought $664,281, that of the 15th $225,376, and that of the 25th $367,993 The total receipts in January were $2.042,347; in February, $1,844,214; in March, $1,825,312, and in April, $2,165,637. Thie makes a total of $8,054,662 since the Ist of January — sum above the average of former years, the receipts during the corresponding period of 1864 having been only $5,167,518, and for the same time in 1363, $6,439,787; but it Is still quite inadequate to meet the foreign drain which bag set io, and which must, under present circumstances, continue, unless our foreign trade 18 to be utterly paralyzed Notwithstanding our specie governme! ing to & TT will be dated on the 16th of July, the taterest being at the rate cf seven and three-tenths percent tn currency or sis per ceot ip goid, af the option of the govern- The rece pts of gold at thi port from Califoruls this year me tp 1564 as followe:— 1866 1868 dancers 6. $241,728 January §.. Jacuary 17 365,608 January 14. Jancery 2 oer nen January 27, February February 6 ruary : Baers Feb Baad warch niyo Mare wire at and Aprilé bis me Apri Excess thie a hae ‘The shipments of specio trom the port of New York last week, and since January 1, compare as followe witb the exports during the came ever: last seria 1868. Twenty-first woek. 580,020 2,070,218 Previously abtpped, 91,100,080 9,803,965 Total since January 1, 281,600 11,643,170 Pmt cr dana aay $10,398,420 The boring for oil business in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia has not by any means been abandoned, although the damage created by the spring Soods and tne sitking of the excitement induced thousands to abandon their enterprises and seek leas hazardous pursuits. A strike is now and then made by those who continue the business, which serves to encourage the fese fortunate workers, ard also to keep the stock of shadowy companies ats jotable price. Twelve new corporations have been or- ganized during the past fortnight, bi an aggregate capital of $2,050,000, and ono million six bundred and seventy thousand shares, The receipts of the Racine and Mississippi and North- erp Hilinois railroads from January 1 to May 21 amounted to $184,513, which is an increase over the oarnings Cor tho same time in 1864 of $5,271. Stock Exchange. Mowoay, May 29-—10:90 A.M. $26000080'n "81, cou 103% hs Erle RE, 24.6 1% | te 10000 U3 3 aa 600 US o 10000 1000 55000U26" 10000 50000 U 60000 50000 do... 24 10000 US 6's, 5-20. re 10334 0234 2000 US 6'n, °61, 109 9235 6000 do, 108, 92 20000 do 108 92 10000 11 war I 96 9215 18000 Obio& Sf oar 2000A\kTHautelstm 02 65% 2000Miss&Mo lg bde 33 69 6800 American gold 136 69 80 shs Merch Ex Bk 100 116 250 Cumb Coat pref.. 38 11644 20 Central Coal C 2G 100 Quic! 24% 64 100 Atiantie tax 200 d 54 & 93% 93% 107 QRR 100 Pitts, FW&C RR . ta foal it SECOND BOARD. HaAty. past Two o'Cioox P.M. $2500 US 6s, '81, reg 108 exports have been unusually light for some months past, they have aggregated $11,888,000 from (bis port since the Ist of January—a eum considerably above the re- ceipts. Neither can we look for any materia) increase of ‘the latter; for the total amount received from Ca!:forcia im the year 1863 wae only $11,905,478, and in 1964 $12,952,967. The amouat of specie in the backs end Sub-Treasury in this city op the Ist of Jaouary ‘was only $30,054,450, which, however, wae increared— owing to our light imports and merchants avd bankers deferring their remittances tn anticipation of the decline ofthe premium—to $39,897,087 on the let of May. But this total has since beeo reduced by the shipments. Against this Kmited supply of specie there is a demand | 800 do... for about a million aod a balfa week for customs duties at this port, the receipts under this head for the weck ending on Saturday last having been $1,665,563, besides the export demand; and it unfortunately happens tbat there is no very profitable market for our produce abroad at tho proseat prices hero and there. The consequenco {s that, our markets being upprecedently bare of foreign goods, we are compelled to import much more than we cal port; and as the genera! conditions of our foreign trade apply to our securities, therois oothing with which we can pay balancesexcept gold We ai herefore, for the time being, actually dependent upon a rise of the Premium for an active export trade—a most anomalous condition of affairs, it must be admitted. And euch are the intorests of trade that there are but few of the mer- cantilo community who do not secretly rejoice over a riso in gold. When it is remembered that the danks of Boston, before the transfer of any of their sumber to the national eystem began, beld but Ave millions of specie, which bas rince beeo reduced wo fess than two and half millions; that the banks of Philadelphia hold but 006 mitlion two bundred and eighty-Ove thousand dol- lars, and that all the other banks 10 the Northern, West- ern Middie states—California, cf course, exciuded— bavean aggregate of not more than cine miltions of apecio, it will be eeen that the supply of gold cuteide of private boards is by no mesos sufficiently large to en- courage the idea of a speedy teeumption of specie pay- ments. The banks of Tlinols have only eno million eight hundred thousand dollars in epecia, and those of Wiscon- sin one million three hundred thousand. The fact is, we have been gradually losing our epecie since the com- menoement of the war, and present appearances indicate a further exhaustion of the remainder in the future. The money market, under the rather light demand from the Stock Exchange, is moderately casy at six per cent for call loana; but the rate is Orm, and exceptional transactions bave been made at reven. There is no canse for apprehending stringency, as ft is the wish of the Treasury Department to keep the supply of funds atthe great ceutres inexcess of the requirements of borrowers. The statement of the arrociated banks for the weok shows acertain amount of contraction. The loans have decreased $7,365,669, the deposits $6,773,708, and the specie $1,130,473. The circulation exbibits an increase of $28,649. The supply of legal tender paper ts reduced « little more thana million. The discount line is without any special feature beyond dullness, and first class commercial paper is rated at 7 a 8 per cent, and the middle grade at 9 a 10, The surrender of the rebel forces in tho Trans-Mis- siaaipp! region disposes, aa a matter of course, with the restrictions hitherto imposed upon trade with the foreign porta under the English, Spanish and Mexican govern- ments adjacent to Southern ports weet of the Mississippi. Today a shipment from this city to Matamoros was made without the shipper being required to give bonds, by permission of the Custom House authorities, This is the first of the kind which has taken place for three yearsaod abalf. That partof the President's procia- Mation reopeniag the Southern ports, but excepting ports west of the Misrissippi from its operation, will doubtless #oon be modified by another proclamation ex- tending equal privileges to trade west as well as east of the great river. The following frures compare the last weekly stato- ment of the New York associated by with the returns of the previous week :— May 20. Loans. 9010-410, 190 214 bt hat im Deposits 203,854,728 197,081, 017 Specie... 28.194 402 92,063,920 Legal tender $6.028,617 64.624078 Circulation. . 6,082,046 $,006,803 =—The deviations trom the returns of the previous week are as follows — Decrenee in loaner, 97,365,489 Decrease in deposits 6.118 108 Decrease io epecic.. 1,120,473 Decrease i legal tendere 1,10), 490 83,749 Tucrease in circulation. —The transactions at the Clearing House for the week compare as follows with the business of the previous woek :— Balance for week endiv y Exchange for week ending ¥ . The following table shows the amoust ‘to be paid on 100 shs Mich Gen RR 108% 18000US6*,5-20cou, a1 103. 500 Mich °&Nind RR 684 2000 ee eat ( 4 ail eer aes 117 2000 {'S 6s,10-40,cou 10000 0 & ise certif 24 % 24% 35. 100 Quicksilver MgGo 60 100 Marip eS Mg Co. tx 100 Atlantic M8 Co 160 100 N ¥ Central aR, 400 do. 200 Erle RR . 100 Hud Riv RR.si0 98 jo. 600 Reading RR 200 do. 100 she canton A a 400 cu dW RR. ie 200 do... . 100 Chic & RI RR,. 169 Pitts, Fe WAC Rik IO. seseeves CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, May 20—6 P. M. Asues —Receipts, 95 bbis. The market was dull, and wo heard of no sales. Breansrorre,—Recelpts, 18,439 bbls. flour, 396 bags corn meal, 7,341 bushels wheat, 60,264 do. corn, 40,405 do, oats, 1,000 do. rye, 2,417 do, barley, and 16,649 do. malt, Flour was dull, beavy, and 60. a 10c, lower, moat- ly on the better grades. There was no shipping demand, aod with continued beavy receipts the stock is becoming jarger, and prices consequently favor the buyer. The sales were 9,000 bbis, the market closing dull and heavy at the decline noted, to which we. adjust our quotations Canoda flour was dull and heavy, and 50. a 10c. lower. The enles were 450 bbls, at our quotations. Rye Cour was quiet and nominally un- changed. Seuthern four was in ight demand, aod the market ruled beavy and lower, in sympathy with other kinds, Tbe sales were 600 bbls, Corn meal wes quict, with sales of 100 bbls. Brandywine at $6 60.0 $5 65. We quote: — Superfine State and Western four, Extra «tat a Choice state Common to medium cxtra ‘Weatern. Extra round hoop Obio. ‘estern trade brands. Extra 8. Louis. Common. Faocy end extra do, Common ‘Canadian, rd a ry 2 2 a . = 2 OO" | SSRSSSRSESSSAq onewatato~ Rye floar (# Corn meal, Corn meal, Brandywine Coro meal, Brandywine, punebeons. —The market for wheat remained booyant and frm, with a fair demand aod a small supply, and light receipts. ‘There was scarcely any speculation, and the riso in rices was the rerult of pag f with prevalent fair Trquiry. The sales were only 1 000 bushels at $1 70 for No. 1 winter red Western, $1 74 for white do, including 7,000 Chicago spring, private. Corn was af- fected in about the same way as wheat, but toa far greater extent, Prices were 3c. adc. higher. The sales ‘were 40,000 bushels at 89. atc. for new mixed Western, 98c. a $1 for white do, and $1 yellow. Rye was quiet, with sales Of 1,900 bushels Canada at 930, Barley was also quiet, but firm. Malt was dull, heavy and nominal; we heard of no eales. Oats were active and decidedly firmer, prices being 2c. a 3c. higher. The sales were pretty heavy at 50c. for Canada and 500, a dle. for Western. Cortow.—The market was dull, but we do not quote any further decline. Indeed, the market was a trifo firmer, if anything. The sales were 750 bales, ou tho basis of the aupexed prices, We quote ;— bg ~ um — a“ ida Ordinary..... Good ordiuary. F} B r+] Middling. .. 48 48 43 Good middlin, 60 60 50 Middiing fair. 53 63 53 Corren.—The market was very quiet, but holders re. linquished none of their Ormness, and stil quoted prime Ric at 23s , Do Freorrs market was dull and heavy in the ox- treme. Searcely anything could be secured by the steamers except at lower rates, while by sailing ships rates wert extirely nominal. The engagements were, for Liverpool, bhde. pork at Od. a le ; per steamer, 160 hhde. tearco at 25% To London, 400 hhda. pork ai 2, 120 trerces beef at 38. 6d. To Glasgow, per fleamer, 106 boxes cheese at 208, Morasases wae quiet, with emall rales + peor Prices, Ou. Cage —120 tons Wostern and at Paovisiova — Receipts, 1,198 bb! 216 pkga cut meats, 1 opened dull and beary, and su and beavier and lower, prices d T aequently became duller jeclining 60¢. « Tbe. per bbl, and closing dull and beavy, with @ tendency to a still lower rate, The salen, cash and reg were 6,000 bole, at $20 60 a $21 for old mess, $2260 a $22 16 for 0, (lowing at the lower prices), $17 600 $18 for 917 15 9 915 for prime moss. Also 4,600 Lat J July, at $22 9 $29 50 for new mess. Beef 4 heavy, with sales of 350 bbia, at $100 $i4 4 $19 & $18 for extra do Beef hame were iy 26 «$28, with sales of 200 bb war moh and almort nominal; we beard of notrat Cut were dull and heavy, but vot lower; ee old at 11)¢0. 0,180 for ha and 1 ma. Lard was dull and heavy, 8 but we quote Tho rates were} bO packages at the latter ap extreme price. for Western, and 2éc. a 370. alte for no marked ehange. from 16¢. to IRe, @ a MG Butter wae dull for State, Cheese ‘waa ittend at 100. a 170. Perrouecw.—Receipts, oe, The market for all kinds wae dull and beavy, bu paces wore pot quotably toner. Ths sales were about 4,00, bbls, at 36e. a 4. ard Oe 0 Oe. crude and refined, 10 bond and free; also ‘760 bbls. crude, for June, at 36. Rice was quiet at Oe 'a 106, fog Ranwoon, Seqsn,—The market for raw was dull and boavy, but prices were not quoted lower. The eales were conned new July and January seven anc three-tenths or ten-forty bonds The loan Is the third series, amount compare with the amount received during the same to fon fair retain, ned ~> on Taw al ee . owe Wasenr wee to eal manded on Satu tor mma ad Am. a TaN or eau enna ytd ONE -FOU! msi dette escorts UGU8TB o@n-resident f debtors, ve pala y teug, t eetate, on and aft the 1 t ithe ofiee of 0! abt Hate, FS sats of HORSE EB Stoncha pe Eee a ee sLIvoRyts S “STATE AND SAN A Ne1BOO, oITy to currenoy, by WANKING 3 4 DE be Podusr beavers Let ADVANCES ULL ‘of all kinds sein te, our house in Hi da Hevens Apply tc tTET Po Toe % AN PRASOIACO CITY AND ©. NIA STATE Sheen eel Let riryt mentees aztronsa At rates whnLs: FARGO & CO., 61 Broadw: 7-3 TN SUMS TO Broad atecot. LOAN.—OLD ISSUE POR’ 8, iB MADE ON Sue, eutt, by CARR, TAYLOR a c0 5 16.000 Be, wonma4on fk Lat THOS. J HILL, No Re. Pine page $47. 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTOAGE, at eix per cent interest. for three or fro yeare, ob improved real estate ip this city. to sums to Mall A KISSAM, 80 Pine sirect, basement, RARE CHANCE. —FOR SALE, A FINANCIAL JOCR- Bai, of established reputation, now In euccessf ut! opera: tion, (To bankers, brokers, Ee ay or other stock cor: panies requiriny hfs le ap opportunity. seldom Stored. For interview, giving particulars, gadress, with real ame, ln confidence. Bona Pider boa Leia’ Post omce BLUE geen tye Bo na ee, AND premises, for sale. Extures, with lease For terms inquire a1 odlce, foot of Bank’uirect CIOAR S¥ORE FOR SALE.—INQUIRE ON THR ty atree! Foreviiie eae eee ADDISON. WHOLESALE DRUO STOCK POR SALE, CRNTRAL- located in one of our principal Western cities, doing Ane wholesale and retail busingya Sted ap tu first cinaa le, and eatablished 20 years, Nona but cash customers need lap. ‘Address Drugs, box 5,300 Pout oflce, with rere Cn pet MANUPACTCRING BUSINESS POR SALE— . Sickness the for any young ease act wel, Full eatisfaction gi Address W., Manufactorer. Herald "Fterald omee. A. BEASE AND AND FURNITURE OF A LADIES! BOARD. house for sate, cectrally tocated. Address, Cor a, L F., station A, Spring street, OREAT BARGAIN Qe eRe ne SONY E PART. engag ch rary Lease and a g cleared over $20 last mouth. The Factory can go ap hour Lumber on haod, Address Pactory, box 11) | te ‘oMco, stating when aud where ao Interview can be —FOR SALE —LIQUO on. STORES, . corner Billiard Bakeri Rooina, Meat Marketa, down town Liquor Lunch and Barrooms, 4c MITCHELL'S Store’ evaer, Cedar st. IGAR STORE FOR SALE.~AN OLD AND LONG ES. store, good locality, doing good paying Satis for sellin, aren further jartieuturs inquire at 40 Fulton street, N-. (orrEr STILL, % BARRELS CAPACITY RESTAURANTS, .ticiale,, Supper wr 2, column and worm complete, for manufacture of Prepoh-spicits and slachol will bp sold Adérees box Liat Port oftee, or 840 Washington street. POR SALE-A EIST CLASS CITY RXPRESS. 10) established oe doing «good business. For partioul inquire on the premises, 684 Broadway. hat Machine = at 140 Baa Houston treet, OR SALR—A FIRST CLASS TRUCKING Bi Busi wich itorsen, Trucks, de., complete, Inquire » MAN, 6 Broad street. OR SALE—THB LEASE AND FIXTURES OF “THE Old established Barroom and Bull room, known as the Sixteouth Ward Hotel. _ Apply at 105 West Seventeenth street. OR BALB-A GOOD BAR, WITH, A FIVE YEARS: Kenly on, the premises, Manor House, road from 1m Fri (0 street ferry, back of Calvary Cemetery, {OR SALE—A RIFLE AND pert, Aa Nest See lery, with Bar: doge 8 good business: the only one in the city, Price ‘ul treet, Brooklyo. F% RB SALE—A RAR! CR, Fi FIRST CLASS STEAM Job Printia faa oak i ne Fatng Apply ‘to VARDERBU wees Be GO. 18 "Duleb street. OR SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE DO- {fog & good business. Apply in the store, 604 Washington street. OR SALE—SIX OR EIGHT LARGE OIL ee about 60 sulladle for painters or others. Aj at 149 Tenth ear Fourth avenue. W. BENNE’ OR SALE—BARROOM AND FIXTURES, IN A GOOD locality; will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply at 175 Spring street, RR SALE—ON ODO NS OF GOING TO FRANCE, a atone fy Store, Axtures in perfect order, an stock for sale. Aj Appi Broad FOR, SALE OlL WELL DRILLING TOOLS AND Porucule Engines for sale low; alae Patent Derricks. BAYLBY & HILL, 88 Jobn atreet. RK SAL are 15 HORSE POWER PORTABLE ated ti ee. we fr MONTOMERY, ist eeionn rom, No, Gop & co iadison county, N. Perri muhats OR 1. WOOD, Astor House. JAGER BEER AND BILLIARD 8A- dincation: must be #0ld Tight away, ne the rielor e country. Call at 42 and 4 Grand street, 0 Oe SALES WELL PA jG BROOKLYN Ate Eengene, ady customers. A 309 Spring street, or address A. B., wae PPOs SALE-RIGHT HORSE PORTABLE STEAM EN: gine, nearly new, with all the necessary fixtures; W & Man, makers, Appiy at 418 Broome sireot, ocar Bonde way. o> SALB—A FOUR heseneat ee OFTHE, foyed House 156 Cedar street; B Mort rele Street. Loquire of P. sOvGE, f, 156 Caan ae OR SALE—A FIRST OLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE, five yenrs’ lense, ‘nt very low rent; an excellent chance going to leave the clty; must are apply tenn tmpvediicly north. the own Por partic ‘phirty-siauh OR SALE—BOATS! CRANES, GALVANIZED | WIR nohors, Masts, Cables, very iting for m rd steamer Ruby, foot of Thirteenth street, ct for a smart man; acl! this week. OR SALE—THB WELL KNOWN GRAND TURK OL ar Divao, Billiard and Sample Rooms, the Grand Tark retiring from business, Apply at 699 Hudw taueok OR SALE—A RESTAURANT AP OYSTER SA {7 ‘Will be sold cheap on account of sickness. Apply in the liquor store corner of Thompson and Prince atreets, Reted ted Ow A BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN handsom 98. ‘Addreas yout SALE THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A MEAT market, 13 Third avenue, JPOR SALE CHBAP-SHAFTING, PULLEYS, HANG- ers, sonnet eee and Bevil Gent, Windlass and Tackle at Gear and Foot Li ‘and athe, Cl Roll thers Ta Lathes Inquire at BRUBN'S tachi ROCERY FOR SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBER Nast one to leave the elty, will clone out his whole stock of ny Darien ‘wishing to ‘make money ed near the ne oF four na Batiefacto ria nm pro 0 10 enib avecue wad Thirty-second Ty reasons given for seihing and 9 o'clock, corner of street, FIOWARD WAXD, CROSHY, STREETS OTIS | CELE. brated Wine and Liquor tore is now of jong lease, low rent, and te well known dent paying stores in the city. Torme premises, ARGE LAMP FOR GALE—AUITABLE FOR hits | § taurant or public building. Inquire at GALLAHER'S ‘Ste nge uiiciag, ‘Weat Twenty-fourth street Fifth Avenue Hotel. MACrag ae bh? Ayal] FOR BALE.—IT WILL he manager 18 going to to the of! re- ons. glove. “apply at 101 or ery th the oft pdt ENGINES OF 12 HORSR POWER IN store aud for sale very low at No. § PALRMAN PWiLtarp. SPs eee ROTA! RY CARD AND. OIR. 10 PRIN’ cular ; Tokers ; Taylor lor Stoall Cylinder S860 w ing. Brn a re meer Pulleys Te Adame Press juarto 5} 00 Ibe vtech Pee. bn aa Haet os od Nonpareil ina mY di ems and Li titution, corting over $100, cceenaful operation, for ual “ every fow price. bag it ‘or addrees i = 7. v N seed ronson COVERT intr mM 50 BE BOLD OHEAP—POR CASH, A TRAA fee Store, dotug.s good trade on ove of the bon {hy Brooklya, “Appiy on the premises, 89 Fultoo oor Wrence alreot $600,700 PAtiNe DUSINESS FOR SALE; pO +s profte over 100 por cout: patented. Apply at otter No 9. 30 Jobo street, extra | 4 i New Frese STREBY.C! CHB AE STORE. ete fered Crepes velvet full it nn ea Kia . is, a. Al chan ite Ley. [ Oem ee ‘dOubay, way 3 PRIOBS, NE Ra coer REDU teks aloes, LOTTE Cust 8 ; cece eee eee CAMEL'S HAIR AND THREAD LACE SHAWLS AND 1,142 Broadway, one door above Twenty sisih street ARPET YARN. TEN TONS BCFBRIOR G13 LRA s gere for eal, YY Geonoe gBs8 & CO. 63 Murray atreet. May 97, 1866. logins: SIXTH AVEN UB, Amare at VENERY ReTaSLisdwenr, bein \L OPENING SDK RE I MILLINERY on wie ood WRONERDAY Ke ce ae ooaaaton we will exh{vie s hans "vs waste Cri ape, 1.30 ane iusion Bonn Aigo a beauuful pg ment of children’s and misses " od and Untrimmed Jockeys aud Turbans in all the very latest styles, Ouatomers and ladies generally om Invited to 'ORTANT TO teens —, bhonowre-n ged HOOP hat aN ~ odes all others SKIRT," with nin, for elegance of, habe M shines dares ty and economy ; patentee, Mesara Warews a8 & tRVINES foie ago Broadway, between ‘phirtieth end Thirty-firat streets. Dt hiting Dresen and Opera 6 bal (etn meaney TO noo'or'f tll reuses a1 let; ar Dresses for sale, at ROBERT WOLF’. succes: sor co eto ‘& Phillppe, 710 Broadway, up stairs. iT SBLF.FA! pare Facies 6: jonoms, TBC. 5 enna Gravaus count ‘rowa), from 26o. Ml Add. ‘ine ie Gi bowery, corner Banal otrocts 8: Ys ap tein mit 10 MILL i mm? COUNTRY RE KREPERS. Tet ty reed ec Ma gout hanes Lan lp tied at rou" var pe eh ad: Maal EDWA commission. sit and 811 Grand and 6 Allen street., block east from Bowery. CLOTHING. Ave “{ TIENTION.—AT NO. 227 SEV Twenty-Afch etree, taales and toe the prices paid 'by the or the (¢ Waits, 1 Cal We’ Gaitor Guracives in’ avers MARI send 1 honest dealer, M. Furniture, Jewelry, Pronounced by a great ‘ays the ba! feat cash te to the well-known where myou be :dbalt potui 04 or nie 4 t mn nox se vic a pa th PL pd a —EDWARD ‘Gant Vom oli ay eating at wes darese- i it ‘culling at or address- chop with honestly, La- ier. OR SALE—A FANCY STORE, WITH STOCK,» ae UD 8TAl SIXTH AVENUB—BY THE FR; wing ® good run of customers; a Sew! r at ‘a aa gentlemen, T wi pay | ae with a-call or a note bj Ladies attended by with to your satisfaction, at the een er Mre 5. COLDBTHIN, 161 Bevent avenud, (between Twenty-second and Twenty-third greets, wicre all orders will be duly attended to, in or out ef they At 0 EAST BERG par, STREET, i ca) Lalas tiA ff L, CASHB: aye the Hraieat and Cast Of Clothing. Otnce 60 Beat entero: cifth street. Ladies waited upoo by Mra: Cash —W. Jeeves, OF 23 Aires iit ses micas Pes callin Par" sSarenat on siaing ap ey ghana eee TTENTION.—AT 14 THIRD rik LADIES AND daa fentemen will receive the prices for Cast-Of Furniture and Carpets. ilo or address Mr. or Sen , MISH. TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN GRANTED to receive be | bi 7 rice for Cast-OF Clothing and by calling S11 Third avenue, between ts. Ladies Seenty: second an Fwenty-tnird tree! NEW STORE, 328 SIXTH LACS. 8ECOND B. Orders puneta- ra, Mintz, True, you Mr. or Mi T TUE A touse above ‘Trenticth atrect. ntlemen will dng the original and honest dealer you cap “hoatans of our Cost Of Cloth for ail c " ee a idea Please remember the wel 823 Sixth avhnue. eee eee Mot pae ope Seek beer. te wert om ™ oawans they are w Call on or uddrcen Mr, or Mra, H7OONN, 249 Saventh ave. acer WILL BUY ANY QUANTITY OF NEW and Left Off Clothing for the Western market, Call at TH D. CON RO! Pearl street, ne PERSONAL. ¥ DON MARTAS SANCHEZ, OF BAN JUAN, AROEN- tine republic, will eommunloate with the Minister of eald resident at Washington, D. C., or call at our office, ‘street, he will hear of {important news, DOMINGUEZ & CO. California papers please copy. [7,THOMAS HENRY P, OF BROOKLYN, WILL COM: muntoate with bie friends, be will Teves con hom (eepecial- ., box y,houahtcepsie, of great aasioty. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MARY COONEY; wae last seen one Pago in baer ye thanvfully received by her sleter, B ‘ouston street. Trerdana tas WANTED—OF MICHAEL LANON, SON Any toformatian will ridget Cooney, at 205 Joho Lanon, aged 16 years, deeply pox mark ted, wee left 45 B: rest, Fo, on. Bund 7, ny 28," at 8 Sclock fi: business for 12 months. ima will please inform bis friends at the above vumber. ‘ONDAY—TAYLOR’S SALOON. ADDRESS JAMES C, M Belemont, New York Post office, aod you will hear rom an old friend. GALOnS, SHIPPING MASTERS, AND BOARDING eepers,—Any information concerning a you fallor, by the name of Gustavus Adolf Heytorn, holm,‘Sweden, will be thank‘ully recelved on the part of is Afiicted parenis, by the ner, kD. Murphy, 72, Madiso F the Rey: Charis J, Jones, Baug narvor, New Brigh a Talend, New York. NE CARMAN WHO TOOK A OASE OF GOODB ‘away from 164 Broadway, on Monday morning, about Il O'clock, will be suitably rewarded on calling at the above place, Up stairs. 1 MRS. SHEPPARD, FORMERLY OF CHARLES- rad firm of ¢ Horton 8 pard), call at the Asior Heuser Too No 60, or send as carly an possivie W's FRANK B. DIRECT aL A LETTER 1 TO JOHN, BOX BOX WW 3,028, when tocailt NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C. TENTION. <SHELDON'S 1 Wass AND PENSION office is removed to Museum, All army and navy claims collected and. Nousbed as usual, Bounty to wounded soldiers. ABQ: PRIZE MONBY!—QEOROR P, O'DONNELL, $9 Nassau atreet, corner of Liberty, ‘opposite the Pout Office. is paying prize money for all the prises now ready. APR oy veicens: NCAGENTS promptly rotted, 4 rol MENT VOUCHERS CASHED, Apply ON BRTDER Ir CON IBY Bene RMY OFFICERS WILL BE bape TREATED A witb if ine 58 Toquire assistance in closing thelr ordnance ter accounts. Certificates of non indebtedness or treed Drocurad a our Washi uneion oI Li, DISCHARGED, SOLDIERS CAN HAVE, THRIR aime for pay, in ed And ration money Agency the Banking Ofer of L. inte 1 G0. No. 1 Park Suse, RIZE MONEY FOR THE Mag ND ALL ead age to parable by J. BLSON LUCKY, Nor Bab TATE Oo ar Tt SRY, YORK SOLDIERS OR san. 1@ Btate bounty, who have not received ay fajoeing # ne sine i, eS dpe Bed Mae seh | Seren AND ee HAVING ine ON bat} government can years the amount and Promptly collected at the gorernme $100 UXITED stats BOUNTY Xow PAID. IN cases in which (he same was not heretofore al- lowed. Prise eee aarid RICE & SWIFT, 200 Broadway. oTURES DAILY—FOR ORNTLRNEN pe atthe York Museum f Anatomy, 618 Bi Parties unable to attend these lectures can have Therm forwarded on receipt of ven conte, by addressing Secretary of New York Museum of Anatowy steamers ‘ecoommodations genes tre built in water ¢ tron Sections, aud bp — ors, B: ced surgeons are ther information apply ta emis meet ra eee ae Glasgow 0 ALEX. MAL- EM. Wo SC Bnook square, tn Queenston, tC, A D. SEYMOUR & CO.; is London. ve waace ite Hee Guenati btwn derhons’a pat fo H phia to JOHN 0. DAL, 11h Walnut etrect, of at thedom i JOHN G. DALB, Agent, 1p Brosdway, N. ¥. RL ag FROM QUEBEO, CALLING AT FOE Uranus, sage, Puuans oe Wonavias heme ne t ot panaage:—Cai ‘990, Li ‘Drarte genes parable in Great Britain ed webct ‘Sonse" we. Agents, 28 Broadway. TEAM TO Pr hes ee gasqow. ac. At? from lo. 6, North ‘Wednecday, May $1 srw misty, Jase Cabins, $76, Spi si fea Painenyses toked Girough ta jamburg, FRANCIS. ANCIS MACDONALD & 00., Ne. aE Nemowan an STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. 0 QUE! WN AND LIVERPOOL,’ Prom Plor LOUISIANA es June 8 HELRETIA June 10 Cabin, $100; ‘steerage, $80; payable in currency, For passage apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. TEAM TO Ca ay DUBLIN, BEL- S PAST OR LONDONDERRY. From Pier No. 6, Ron Ri Bauurdag ent i Stoerage, $25. er. a BRITANNIA i Wor pasa tod Tarbert SF UO No’ b Bowling rece. MAU STEAMERS 70 FRANOE pIRECT.-THE BX. ANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S new tine of Bra class ylde-woee! seamubips between NEW YORE and DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE, | a St BREST to land mallsand passengers, thereby ning the sea passage about UROPES.... ‘Ciptain A. Duchesne, LAFAYETTE. Firat cabtn (Including tate: i Becond cabin (including, table wi Payable to gold, or tte equivalent in Vol MEtiical attendance free of charge. For Creight or passage ne apuly to MAOKENEI, Aen No. 7 Broadway, New York. 12 Boulevard des Capucines (Grand Hotel); at Barre, WIbLiaM ISBLIN & CO. At Parts OUTH ‘ON AND HAV! Foeae NEW TORR MATL OTRANSIIP COMPANY'S new and splendid side whorl ig'erhs 4 500,68 96 TO! WIL cote SELL, COMMANDER, rat ao Thveday Sune Ih at o'clock, from tho conn. o1 geen ae No. 46 North river, third plor above foot of Canal atrect. Firat cabin Second icaule gaat vied Sa aoe ced surgeon on boar, nase attendance free ‘The GUIDING ert fs one of the 0 very beats well na one Roar i legant steamships ever, built tn this country. staterooms rn mfort OF loanace ber alone and stetereoms are ed by those of cay othe rin the world, oa ‘strmer will arrive from Kew Oneanson the & SBN parpoee cose Wiekets tay be procured at tne ofliog of the seerning the Guiding Star will leave Havre on the 13th of nta—At Havre, Measra. peeren & HAGENOW; at oat reign JOHN MONROBR & CO. ht and passage apply to brs) BATMOR. relay AB NORTE GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP bey feral A. J. von. Oy i ayer ‘carrying the United 8! ae wit = from the Bremen pier, foot of Third " SATURDAY, Janes, at 18 o'clock M., BBEMEN, VIA "SOUTHAMPTON, atHONPON, HAVRE, 1 SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, | lowing rates, atent ‘in Payable in gold or ite equiv <Sror the first eabin, $105; second cabin, 963 60; steerage, Ragu by the MEW 3 YORK, Juoe 17, Freight OF Dastage SPR YORS & 00., 68 Broed street. ITED STATES MATL LIN FOR CALIFORNIA, NEW ARRANGEMENTS, "éoutENOtNo MAN 1, 1068, ‘Steamship Company shemtnore somatmontbly-at woo itrom the 7” wacmonthly, at nooR, and com! jar, No. 4S North river, mm of Canal : Departures. EAN QUEEN 2. loot ‘Panam Pin Baca, came ath GoLbaW CITY) D_B. ALLEN, No. 5 Bowling green. Fonnea abc pba rbd NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE- steamship MORRO CASTLE, Capt, Adi ith ieare at No. < one North erirer, on ae Mey 3i, ot3 x rec ne for Havana. Spply to SPOPFORD, TIL LESTON & CO., 29 ciety TEAM TO Tea Wenn ORUZ VIA HAVANA.—THE AME. jail Steamship Compan’ Toman sete sidewheel st Steamers from New ae raer.on ‘the Toth of each month. VERA CRUD Caplain Grego at of aach month. soF or particulars inquire CHAS. A WHITNEY, Agent, roadway bi BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP MONTEZUMA WILL 24 ofeach montha hed for Kingston, Jamaica, on the onth, af 3 FM rina d wi devin age, payabl ol eeepply to Fer (eeight apply a eabouth strode nets Broemay C0) WAND 8A & ASPINWALL, Agente, OR bab RLEANS DI! FF, piss. mabip MONTEREY, Captain Farber, will leave alan sb Nor i vy ‘June 8, a3 P roe "or ons) appl tosAMES A. A. eh lage 10 Barclay airect, Fs NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The United States mail steamship FUNG SHUBY, Cap- ¥ Lt tye 3" leave pler 9 North river, on Saturday, ane 8, a TSHOMWELT & 00. 86 Went street. The George Washington will follow on Saturday, June 10. pee penenceerneeeenatneennineenenahnsanenteneeesteemenianenelieetesian OR SAVANNAH DIRECT.—PIONEER Phe —THE first clase fast Do Cees CHASE, M. Sarents. lar on Saturday, 5, at Par from pler 11 North tiver,. Por frelaht oF apply LEWIS 1, JONGS. 17 Broadway. Agente in Savannah Mesera, Huoter 4 Gemmell. Fo SAVANNAH DIRECT. REGULAR Lull! STATES MAIL LINB. ‘The first class steamsh'y Ah Shah oe cating Stter, june Yaloek, from ht Ate cock cot ot Onnal street, North river. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, PP WAKEMAN, GOORIN & DICKINSON, 7 Broadway, Fe, CHARLESTON—DIR' apouar Sa, OxiteD wares MAIL LINE RST CLASS SHIPS. GRANADA nt Bester Commander. ALHAMBRA, B. B. ue OANA pee i Pier 14 E. Re dace WaDNBSDAY, May Si, at 2 o'clock: Jo iculche reosived or bifle of lading signed on day of satting. For freight sr TTR EWARY, 78 Wiliam etreet ‘The Atbambra wil! follow on Wednesday, Juve 7. OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND. Regular som! -weekly United States mail line, op mahip YAZOO, Captain Couch, leaves évery Setur- he steamship CREOLE, Captain ae Joaves every Wedsenday: at ftovcoce Beat neureize Uekels waued ft rod ced ral nger adcommodations on Sound the sesteamatip are het Sra egy URS Parone, 115 Broadway. Fo NORFOLK, se FOInS OND. ATLANTIC ead MAIL STEAMSAIP LINE. ‘The new mer Frei Soe BYR ow KNIGHT, apt nine fy Faro a Hate room aod meals, Pawan 4 00., 6 West atreot. Par, CANADA AND Age | PS WS raed ene! D. C., AND ALBX- ee an “rat gteamahips PRANCONIA agerni-weekly line, leaving pier Xi every Wednesday and Salurdny, a ata P.M, tne ‘ateroom and fare, ints a ntest routes to (he White Mountaing via Grand Truok ee SAWREL & BS won en, Livenrooh yee, Fini’ OE oom) | Fite 2 Jina fist st per Ho. ia ra i fon ea aS po salt ame i. re FRCL ra tions, apply to 9 Sibi Wp i Egon 2-4 ae ‘Valuables, ‘Drafts on| sat ‘Beha ard Goods, of Europe, at mod France and Germany, in amounts to sult, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. AY LINE BANY—| DESBROSSES Ay dally aM 7 OF AC ‘AOR, WISHES A Ads f tealian Bau Teas. ee) in a ra cls rc SITUATION WANTED—BY A BESPECTASLE OIRL, to do chamberwork aod a charmbermork and wehing. of would do Too'two dapet t05 West ingen. “erene® SITUATION WANTED—TO A rahe room. be vey CTABLE YOU Nj work ina ORNERAL Bouse av., second ot coed Nhcoe, tread OUT, WIRHES 9 ieee, al 4 take care of "ser hee cou! ager i Stinton, NY, A Raerecrms GIRL WANTS ry rat Sanne een to ort distat in the country. ays pastas tee Al MSTRESS WANT. mpoanion AS ribet evra formes oo chamber. ne er Gan be sosa at oF West tweed 64 and 7th ar SITUATION IN THE COUNTRE Mauepeee We ounbwrories bass litle irl five years old, frvite staa Weet 224 8t,, Dotween 7th and 6th ars., ap floor. a aes A’ SIT" on WANTED—BY J A YOUNG woman. an seamati be willin N) EA ob; rs t es ferent ans sSeaae ea nha Me Whitenal at i Lyd Yedda Wise & sirea, YONG AERO TinOR, Sina & SiTehg with & Fite isonet teceuse ‘given, Address for two vaaye tation G, 1B! Athen anen ome NEAT, panna er ie encraall aan & undress, ie Of a emall family. ‘Gall at 400 dist at., wou of 8th AN’ BY A_ KBSPEOTABLE Hetty ee or ‘ker; bas tl ). Saatatng ene hata ter oet oi, nt reom leet tht AES aS SSE EES La CeoK; SEgArION Wane ache. Geb a bia abi 0 Snes sec BT assist in ‘the ‘count kinds ot pastry; bas 0 anh use, ee des gery the best of reference, 14th at. LS A GIRL, TO DO GENE AR SITUATION Likd ty heed St Lb, Raggett ee thelly. Cal Ae | toner Faiog has no objection West 16th st. The country prete capt fhng end souks: GIRL WANTS A SITUA: bermaid and wakrese A. tes ‘or to do Boe. ne the eat olty mareeniat Ne ob try. Call at 129 West 27th st, between sedan are SITUATION WaNtED—BY A. S monn: ee a as A waitress in senall Hlipei vate taxol ceptionable city Osa Seen wast abun at on ro ee ae par On ¢- vketiecanlerpen decaroaeae ti YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION; 18 A GOO! seagate ee ete aa ete a ry Pee | ae | toch ava., 4wo pare Staite “= Oey room. ‘Good referenee given. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A FRE housework or cook; coun! Aum ale family to-do generat Nor two cape aca) Beat OO Bc (fret door trom Madison ar. FESSED FRENCH WOMAN ‘A TRGTESsEE PEAS iy. Gam be seen for two days REGS WISHES 4 SITUATION (A TIRST ob ase LAUND ar mi eh ‘tal and | ir no objection tos ag na tndersinaae ren ing. pola yd capt dd RT, TIDY GIB! egraation ATED MA dia 8 datsede Sar Grenwich ar » thied back room. Tomes por pth eames ~ Pmtenbert 8 AS OHAM- city eee Call Meet or taro days at 79 West 26th st. LE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS Ave RESPROTAB! erent r, oF to do “ey Wg tsveta, aid Woet 30th st K Wis! AN oa priate amt BE the be best ‘of olty tetorsnon, vBretore the bs ‘6th av., in the rear, ui Pi ANT GIRL WISHES & RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES & mexnta goa abort distonce ta’ the osuulry. jPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A by ra C nds all Kinds of soups and dew arial ie an ex jenced bal te ren, Cen be econ for 8 two days at 125 West ween 6th and 7th SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT: ference nen lauadress; city refe Given, Cail 106, A’ FIRST CLASS COOK.—A TRUSTWORTHY AND panera Celta te vate family; she un branches. “ian the references, ste. SITUATION Reda py il 4 YOUNG WOMAN, fate 40 Shicclions to. go's, shore tance im the country. 2 Gena ay Titeccuse gives. “Can be seen at 302 Tih ay., neat i5e3 pa ne gma gre ato! A MIDDLE AGED 2 loatant women en a prefers steady piace, "Cell ad ar | Bir eoobed | oor ‘near Spring. BBGPRCTABLE Wi ose RLS phigh A sane LJ ‘and troner, tn & private famil; fies Sf ety reterenee. Witty ‘seen for ‘two days at 168 at, between let and 2d ava. ‘ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT 5 Oey. wishos a situation as w. ie ben be | assist in the chamberwork; (il Men, of anne Po at 344 6th av., seoond floor, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Melony a5 situation as cham! ‘and waitress; Dest piven a ae ‘at $44 6th av., second floor, root rvota, an A: <A fiom 8p gok, b Apel edd eae ty yo no ~ Seah we y good “Feterenon, Gall’ ine. t. SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST CLASS WATT roan. la & private family. Han, good city referenoas, No objection to the country. Catt Paeeect tay SRANSTE RSS | WANTS A Met ae private family; can do all kinds of family sew! ir sams ‘employer's, 154 West 22d st., between 7th at bi bf BesrectanLs GIRL Nahe pe A SITUA. Grat olase wi chamberwork ion a8 aliens, and assist with the rik 2 e eet of references. Cam be seen for two days at 111 West 17th ot, near 7th av. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AB firet clase cook ; understand: {ito all tis branches. Good RO dy ede hsb 148 7th av., be- at SITUATION WANTED—BY A UNG ke care of children ip ‘at 300 West Houston at. SITUATION, WANTED—BY A | RESPECTABLE irl, of to mind el rem, oF “o Ht ibe work of ra family; beet of i my Tguire for imo Gaye St 10 Went B SITUATION PALL of A__RESPEOTABLE 20 Rroom ead coachman, ip a respecte, nt nd manageme ite pen! bas the best of Ah St ad cies ay ‘aut eo years 8 ‘bie leat Tee ten yy for three days at 684 way, re COOK WISHES A SITUATION—ONR mrelande the business; is eompe- the kitchen; no ob jvction to « ied; pone bul Americans a cly reérence ean bo had. Ap- commer Rou fo Dy iy far te ar oa abl: SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND froner in a smal te family. Can give good olty re- ference, Call at 468 in the rear. SITUATION WANTED—BY RESPECTABLE ‘Woman, as chambermaid and to do waiting in @ fi. or lo take care of children; no objection to go Call for two days at 110 Wost Tdth st, near youl amattt fi fo th ne SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, bce eee repaid and & do plain sewing; ne objection eat of city referen: two aR ig ik West na at, Dear nh f oy room 4. hea a YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK or laundres Tag og her business thoroughly, Has Bent ory two dn Woot 30th ., second house row Broad