The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mopar, June 19—6 P. M. Both the gold and stock markets were dull and de- clining to-day. The former, under the influence of the European news, opened at 1423;—a decline of 24; from the closing price on Saturday. It afterwards rose to 43%, but, under vigorous hammering by the bears, it receded before five P. M. to 139% @ %, @semi-panic pre- vailing at this point, It then began to react, and at 540 P. M. was steady at 140%. The advance of five-twenties in London to 67 on the Oth inst., and the withdrawal of the belligerent rights of the rebels by England and France, as also the rumored reopening of the Southern ports west of the Mississippi to trade, rendered the gold market sensitive to operations for » fall, and a large amount of “short” sales were made with considerable effect. The fall is, however, only tempo- rary, and when the bears come into the market to cover it must react all the more powerfully for the depression to which it has been subjected. If both the bears and bulls were annihilated it would conduce to the tranquility of the market. The Gold Room speculators, however much they may influence the market temporarily, have ‘00 permanent control over the price, and even specula- tion has its compensations, There is considerable popular misconception as to the Influence of speculation upon prises, The prices of things, says John Stuart Mill, in his “Political Economy,” are neither so much depressed at one time, nor so much raised at another, as they would be if speculative dealers did not exist. Speculators, therefore, have a highly use- ful office in the economy of society, and (contrary to common opinion) the most useful portion of the class are those who speculate in commodities affected by the vicis- situdes of seasons, If there were no corn dealers, cot only would the price of corn be liable to variations much more extreme than at present, but in a deficient season the necessary supplies might not be forthcoming at all. Unless there were speculators in breadstuffs, or unless, in default of these, the farmers became specula- tors, the price in aseagon of abundance would fall without any limit or check, except the wasteful consumption that would invariably follow. That any part of the surplus of one year remains to supply the deficiency of another ls owing either to farmers who withhold corn from the market, or to dealers who buy it when at the cheapest and lay it upin store. Among persons who have not considered the subject much there is @ notion that the gains of speculators are often made by causing an arti- ficial scarcity; that they create a high price by their own, purchases, and then profit by it. This may be casily shown to be fallacious. If a corn dealer makes purchases on speculation and produces a rise when there is neither at the time nor afterwards any cause for a rise of price, except his own proceedings, he no doubt appears to grow ticher as long as his purchases continue, because ho is a holder of an article which Is quoted at a higher and higher price; but this apparent gain only scems within his reach to long as he does not a‘tempt to realize it, As an indi- vidual speculator cannot gain by a rise of price solely of his own creating, 80 neither can a number of speculators gain collectively by arise which their operations have artificially produced. Some among their number may gain by superior, judgment or good fortune mm selecting the time for realizing, but they make this’ gain at the expense of other specuiators whoare less judicious. They, tn fact, convert to their own benefit the high price pro- duced by the speculations of others, leaving to those the toss resulting from the recoil. It is not to be denied, therefore, that speculators may enrich themselves by 0 people’s losses; but it is by the losses of other speculators, and as much must have been lost by pne set of dealers as is gained by another set. Whon a speculation in a commodity proves profit able to the speculators as a body, it Is because in the ‘nterval between their buying and selling the price rises from some canse independent of them, their only eonnection with it consisting in haying foreseen it. In this case their purchases make the price begin to rise sooner than it otherwise would do, ‘This argument applies equally to gold and stocks as woll as breadstuffs, provisions and merchandise generally. Tho market value of any commodity depends on the demand and supply—rising as ths demand rises, and falling aa the supply rises. Another principle of the theory of value—which |s a relative term—is that the value of athing means the quantity of some other thing or things which it exchanges for. Consequently the values of all things can never rise or fall simultaneously. A general rise, alike with @ general fall of values, is therefore impossible, as every rise of value supposes a (all, and every fall a rise, Foreign exchange has been weaker than it was at the close of last week. Bankers’ sterling at sixty days is guoted at 109% a 1104, under the impression that ship- nents of cotton will soon be made from the South. sce shipments are, however, likely to prove very Joited until after the next cotton crop, as our own man- }iactories will require the greater part of that at present jh the Southern country, and should it be exported now it would only cause us to re- import it before the next crop finds its way to market. There are bear movements in the Exchange as well as the other markets, and if by fowering the quotations for their own bills bankers can buy mercantile bills on favorable terms the gain is ap- parent, The stock market was dull and somewhat unsettled at the first board, and this feature marked it during the rest ofthe day. On the cal! New York Central was 14 lower than at the first board on Saturday, Erle i, Hudson River %, Rending %, Michigan Southern 7%, Illinois Cen- tral 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg 11%, Northwestern 34, Rock Island 3%, Cumberland 4. Government securities were firmer. Coupon five-twenties advanced 3g, new issue 5. Ten-forties wore steady at 964%. At the open board, at one o’clock, the market was a fraction lower. At the second regular board there was a farther decline. Erie closed 14 lower than at the first board, New York Cen- tral 14, Reading %, Michigan Sonthern 144, Fort Wayne 1%, Minis Central 34, Gleveland and Pittsburg 134, Northwestern 134, Rock Island 134, Cumberland 1, Government securities were dull, bat steady. Coupon Ove-twenties sold at 103}¢. At the open board at, half-past three, the market con- tinued to decline in sympathy, to some extent, with the course of gold. New York Central sold at 99%, Erie 76%, Hudson 100%, Reading 9534, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 6634, Fort Wayne 95, Rock Island 97%, Cumberland 40. Afterwards, on the street, the market remained heavy, and government securities were 4 a 14 lower on the six per cent bonds." The money market is easy at4a5 per cent for call loans, and the bank statement for the week indicates its plethoric condition, The supply of legal tender notes bas inereased more than six millions; the deposits nearly four and half, and the loansa little more than balfa million, The specie has been reduced to the ex- tent of $1,779,743—a very important item at the present time. The ensy condition of the loan market is indicated by the fact of the banks taking $4,634,000 in clearing house certificates to-day. This is part of an additional ten millions to be issued by the Sub-Treasury. Hitherto its limit to thie form of tem- porary deposit has been fifteen millions, but it is now wenty-five millions, These are payable on presentation, like the temporary deposite proper, and carry five per cent interest in currency, The Sub-Treasury is willing to receive in payment for them fifty per cent in coupon two years notes, allowing thereupon the accrued interest: Good commercial paper rates at 6 a 9 per cent. The appointment of a snocessor to Mr. John A. Stuart, in the Sub-Trensury, is regarded with considerable interest by the banking community. It ie understood that strong efforts are being made by the Weed-Seward ciqve to secure tho office for Mr. R, M. Blatchford, a lawyer and politician of this city. But the bankers and others who have business with the Sub-Treasury are strongly op. posed to this selection, believing that none but one practically conversant with banking and financial aifairs would be able to perform the duties of the porition satisfactorily and Inspire the requisite confdence, They therefore advocate the appointment of Mr. Van Dyck, the prosent Superintendent of the Bank Department at Albany, The dangers attending the appointment of a politician to the office ate obvious enough to any one conversant with the subject. The office of dub-Treasurer 4n this city 1s one of much importance aud pecuniary re- sponsibility, and the opportunities for defaleations on ‘the part of subordinates are unusually great. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol. lows:— Receipta for custome eoeee $281,000 ‘Total receipt 118,916,597 vayments. 8,607,099 Halasioe ‘094,870 Subseript 965, ‘A national Dank has been organised in Savannab, which f6 the fret institution under the national currency ‘not catablished in the State of Georgia. It is called the “First National Bank of Georgia” Ite officers are:— J ©, Norvell, Provident; J. Svivey, Cashier; Francis 100 Canton Company 38: 800 dO... 68% 200 do,..2dcall 38% 150 Chie NWRIL200 258; 100 gxsitver Mig Co... 525 100 ChIKNWRRpref, 54% 100 Mariposa MgCo.. 12 doesn hts 200 Cum C prof..2d¢ 42 “2d call 6455 10 Weat’n Union Tel 8234 100 Cloy & Toi RR 108 ¥ 99 100 Nicarauga ‘Co. 300 Mil&PrduCh RR 37 500 N Y Central RR. 4% SECOND BOARD. Har-rast Two o'Cioc P. M. $6500 US 6’s,5-20, c. 1033%{* 3300 shs Reading RR 96 10000US6's,5-20,c nia 10534 400 do......810 95 2000 USS" 's, 10-40, c. 96 do. 9534 5000 Tennessee 95 4000 Missouri 6° T334 95% 200 shs Canton Co... 3835 9844 100 ie. 95% 50 Camb Coal pref. 41% ax 100 6334 200 m4 NY een RR. ates 92% 500 100 Mich Concral ii 110% 200 200 Qlallver Mg Co.. 51% 200 % 200 513 200 do. 6 40 100 Chic ANWRR. 24% 100 300 do, 28s and $8 for pearls, 4865 bags corn meal, 76,258 bushels wheat, 71,589 do. corn, 112,800 do. cata. The flour market opened very heavy under the unfavorable news from Liverpool, brought by the Bremen, and with a light demand and pretty heavy receipts, prices fell from 10. to 20c. a bbl. on all the State and Western brands. The demand was from the home trade exclusively, some being taken for coastwise porta, The sales were about 7,500 bbis., the Sorrell, J. W. Lathrop, Robert Erwin, Noble A Hardee ay and Henry 8. Fitch, Directors. The following nationyl banks were authorized during tho week ending June 17, 1865:— Capital. ), 000 100.000 100,000 100,000 000 100,000 100,000 150,000 500,000 800,000 350,000 65,000 100,000 ‘Washington Co 2001000 went Farm’s and Mech -, -Frederiek, Md ‘Md. 126,430 «Mystic, 52,450 ‘Pawling, +s 175,000 ‘Miliville, N. 100,000 ia, 150000 4 ‘Lambertville, N. J 100,000 Martha’s Vinevard .. Edgartown, Mass. 100,000. Cambridge Valley... NortnWhiteCreek, N.Y: 172/500 100,000 388 32 S88ze SS382 BE 38 3 2 38 ‘Nashvi Ne, Tenn. New York..... Agregate capital new banks. Previously authorized. . Whole number of banks authorized to date, 1,207, with an acgregate capital of, $310,295,802 Amount of circulation issued to national 8,025,050 bank: for wi Previously. 37,772,705 $140,797, 755 Total......... . The following national banks have ‘boon designated by the Sccretary of the Treasury as additional depositories of the public money:—Rutland County, Rutland, Ver- mont, the Tennessee National Bank of Momphis, Tenn, The following figures compare the last weokly state- meat of the New York Associated Banks with the returns of the previous week :— « $10,952,371 + 299,343,520 June 10. Tune 17. Loans. . - $208, 202,635 208,944,311 Depeaiis + 185,509,993 180,947,334 18,480,620 16,680,877 Doge tohders. 1 56,201,836 62,567,344 Circulation. .. 2 6,402)778 5,647,944 —The deviations from the returns of the previous ,week are as follows:— Increase in loans. Increase in deposits. « $551,676 4,437,341 Decrease in specie. » 1,799,743 Increase in legal tenders 305, 508 Increase in circulation. . 24d, 166 —tThe transactions of the Clearing House for the week compare as follows with the business of the previous week :— Balances for the week ending June 10... $18,689,750 25 Clearings tor the week ending June 10 420, 542, 866 87 Balances for tho weck ending June 17, 21, 7492; 921 69 Clearings for the week ending June 17... 64} 070, 189 91 Stock Exchange. Monpay, Juno 19—10;30 A. M. 114 200 shs NYCRR..2d¢ 94 81, cou rae $8000 T'S 8's, 1867... 1000 US 6's, 4000 Tennessee 6's. . 2000 Siissouri 6’ 5000 00 dereaa'call ee 9 Mich Central RR 111 1 do... no: 9000 N Curolina 6'8. 5000 O & Miss certif 8000 ChickNW1st m 3000 Mich SSF bds 96 6000 MichCen 8" 10 shs Fourth N B’k 9734 2 Amer Exch Bank 116 do......... 115 90 Phoenix Bank... 105 50 Atlantic a ae 200 Chi& RkIsRR.sid 9934 d 993% 200 do. on 100 Il! Central RR.. 12235 200 Clev & Pitts RR. = a 200 a 100 Chic & NW pret BA 100 Chic rh RkI Ps] 600 Yoo Mil & Pru ik oe CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpay, June 19—6 P, M. Asuns.—Receipts, 14 packages. The market was dull, and very small sales were made at $7 25 a $7 75 for pots Bueapstcrrs.—Receipts, 17,611 bbls. flour, 600 do., market closing dull at our quotations below. Rye flour was dull and nominal. Canada flour was 10c. a 16¢. off, with a limited demand at the reduction. The sales were 400 bbls. Southern flour —— and probleme was in sympathy with State and Western. prevailed for all kinds. The sales were 500 hd Corn meal was in fair demand, but at lower rates. The sales ‘were 1,100 bbis. Western, at $475. We quote ; Superfine State and Western flour. $5 Coa $5 90 Extra Stat 62a 6% Chotee State 6400 6 50 Common to medium oxtra Western... 6200 665 Extra round hoop Ohio. 6 85a 700 ‘Weatern trade brands. 7060 8 50 Extra St. Louis. 8 008 11 76 Common Southern 70a 790 Fancy and extra do. 8 Wa 12 00 Common Canadian. 30 60 Good to choice and extra. 65 40 Rye flour (sa ° 20n 660 Corn meal, Ba 450 Corn meal, Bi 5100 52% Corn , Brandywine, pu: 20 00 a 30 00 .—Wheat was dull, heavy and lower, in sympathy with flour and owing "to the same causo—the unfavorable news from pp a receipts and the lower price of gold. ‘ing were about the same, but the market at the close oe wae full le. @ 2c. lower for all 5232 i gPEe?, kinds and the demand was light at the redu sales wore 18,000 bushels at $1 45 for z s heavy. Corn was unsettled and lower. sales wore about 60,000 bushels at 86c. a 90c, for mix bh gh Bisset for kiln dried and 70. for old dam Barloy was quiet, and we heard of no Mart was dull, hea oo fag and nominal; 3,000 bushels sold at $166.4 $190, Oats were heavy and lower, with falos at T3c. for State, 78, for Western and 6%c, for Prince Edward Island. Corrox.—The market was dull, heavy and lower. Tho adviers from Washington that the cotton trade is to be thrown open to the world—that of the Mississippi as well as Eat Thad 4 et igs | Tho sales wore 900 bales at adic, for m! Dg. 'e quote:— pi ae ae bases aoer, dinary... Good ordinary od EH x pe yee 41 a 4 Good middling. a7 4 g Middling fair. 50 Correm.—The ER was very quiet, and) it was am. cult to get Saturday's june were dull and rates were atrifie off The pee eee were, to Liverpool, 100 hhds. tallow at Seok, per 50 bales Sea Island cotton at Kd. To ‘Martellien 1-000 Die Hetroleuim, om private terme To Antwerp, ‘do, at Ba. @ hhds, tallow, wate terme. A vossel was chi with deals from 's to Liverpool at private terme, Gnasse.—We note sales of 60,000 pounds stearine at dye. Savanna teers PRovisi ceipts, 620 bbe, pork. 100 do. heof, 87 attend the funeral, from her late residen street, Brook! NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1865, Ang ged ane <<, ruled firm, and ae a i aw high $98, bt @ reaction set in’ and prices fell $734. @ bbl., the venbes etacinn Daeay 0 the iriga ens salon wore 6,600 324.50 apn eoe for new mess, a one year old do., $1850 a $19 for prime, and $20 ‘9 $20 60" for P mess; also 500 bla. for all this and next month at Oe . Beef was dull and h: r, with: sales of 250 at $10 a $14 for moss, and $12 a $16 for fancy and extra do. Beef hams were quict with sales of 150 bbls. at $25 a $27 50. Bacon was dull Cut meats were dull and unchanged. The sales packages at llc. a 133¢c. for shoulders, and ced oT iKe. for hums, Lard was dull and a regen ee) The sales wore about 900 15Ae. 8 19" a 19%c., with trifling agin of choice at a more advanced figure. "Butter and cheese were w Peraorxum.—The market for crude was quiet, and we only heard of 1,000 bbis. for August at 35c, Refined in bond was active and hivher. We note sales of 5,000 bbis. here and in Philadelphia at S2%¢0. a 56.., the latter for a choice brand for export—and 50c. to 67c. for August and os mber. Free was quiet, UGaR.—The market was more active, but prices apd unchanged. The sales were about 900 bhds. at 11 14o. a 16}¢c. for Porto Rico, 11340, a 133¢0, for aig Refined was steady at 17 3¢c, a 19},0. for hards, Ta was quiet, with only small sales, at former prices. Towac o Was dull, ber ah for choice grades. 110 hhds. Kentucky sold at from 63. to 28¢. TatLow,—The market was very heavy, and prices were ‘Tho sales were 100,000 Ibs. at 103¢c. a 1LiKe. Waxxy.—The market was dull and prices were wholly no! 250 bbls. sold at $2 02 a $2 03 for Western. The Jackson Will C: Bofore Hon, Surrogate Tucker. Surrogate Tucker had the alleged will of the late Moses W. 8. Jackson on trial in bis court yesterday. The decedent, who was formerly a resident of this city, died in Bergen, New Jersey, whore he had lived in the lattor years of his life. The papor offered for probate pees: to leave the entire property of the decedent to is second wife, except five hundred dollars legacy to his son, Mr. Jackson had been divorced in this: tato from his former wif’, upon her com ihe, This lady died before him and leaves a son, Shorwood Jackson, the contestant. This will was propounded for probate here before Surrogate Daly, in 1862, upon allegations that his son, who ts a minor, had no * general guardian, and it was admitted to probate, Subsequently this boy’s maternal grandmother, Mra. Ferrand, moved to set aside the probate on proof of her being his guardian, and of having had no notice of the procecdini. Surrogate Tucker thereupon revoked and vacated the decree of probate and the ings were commenced anew$ Testimony was taken as to the formalities of the execu- tion of the paper by the decedent, and as to the condi- tion of hiam.nd. The Surrogate reserved his decision. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS agp Axprrson—Dyer, {0 Bridve Conn., on Wodnes- day, June 14, at = North my re Be Pe Br, Watson M Smith, Jose 90%, of uis, Mo., to diss Exuny W., d Nohter of W'B. ab epi Dyer, of Bridgeport, Conn. Batpwin—Paynrar,—In Hopewell, Dutchess county, on Wednevday, June 14, by the Rev. Mr. Cobb, Mr. E- Batpwrs to Miss Paxem D., youngest daughter of the late Thomas 8. Payntar, Barcrr—Biows,—On Tuesday, June at the resi- dence of the bride’s mother, by the Rey. 'T. C, Hiscox, Jao nM. Bavosk to Axstz A, Baown, third daughter of tho lave Henry W. Brown, Esq., both of this city. No cards, BRszpLEY—Rorerrgon.—On Wednesday, June 14, by the Rev. Dr. Rob rts, Perry Brapiey to Ema Rovers- s0N, both of this city. Chmicy—Sixsaravcn.—In New Hackensack, N. Y., on Sunday, June 18, by the Rov. Mr. Van Cleeck, Tomas (Crintay to M RY "AL SINsanavan, FowL:r—Dewarn-t.—On Wednesday, June 14, by the Rov. W. H. Parmley,*at the residence of the bride's father, Me, Cnax:Rs H. Fowimr to Miss 8. Aucusra Ds- MARES, all of Jersey City, N. J. Ganxett—G. .—On Thursday, June a5 by the Rev. William Spellman, Major Garett, of Virginia, to Miss Sana ANS Gaines, “ot this city, No'cards, WIN—ACKERMAN.—On Saturday, June 17, at the residene of Wm. H. Van Dalgen, by Rev. Alexander McLean, Wanyer W. GRivFix to Exma Loursa ACKERMAN, both of this city. +f Juno 19, at the residence . HaMitron to Miss Lizax Haworr y—Mrix.—On Monday, of the bride's father, Javzs Mrx, both of Brooklyn, No cards. PgvexetT—Twourson.—In Louisville, Ky., on Thurs- day, June 15, Captain Exxgst Pevoxer, ‘Assistant Quar- termaster United states Volunteers, of New York city, to Miss Euta L. Tuomes x, of Louisville PorTexer—Maxcets.—In Brooklyd, on Sunday, June 18, at the First Congregational church, by the Rov. Mr. Taylor, Cuannes G. Poxtsxer, of ‘Amsierdam, Holland, to AvaLawx F. Manaets, of Hudson City, N. J. Died, akerrroxc.—On Monday morning, June 19, MaTrHew Ausstrosa, in the 74th year of his ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, on Thursday afternoon, at one ‘o'clock. Carriages will’ be in waiting at thi ferry, Jersey City, at half-past twelve o'clock. Baynay.—On Monday, hdl 19, MicuaxL Bawnay, at his residence, 109 West Broadw: The friends of Messrs, ene Bannan and McManus are requested to attend the funeral, 67 West Broadway, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, The remains will be intered in Calvary Comotery. Biossom.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 18, Marr Etsy, wife of Frederick A. Blossom, and daughter of the late Captain Wm. H. Hayes. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to , 182 Amity Mer at’ 3 o'clock. ., oD Monday, June 19, tis (Tuesday Bemry.—At eaavken, N. x Mrs. Caroune Berry. The funeral will take place from Trinity ehurch, corner of Washington and Seventh streets, Hobokeu, on Wed- nesday morning, at eleven o'clock. CaMPReLL.—On wage — 11, at Essex, Conn., by drowning, Fraxcis W., son ‘of Francis H. and Eunice Campbell, ne ly of Milton, Mass, Dartox.—At her residence, East Fighty- third street, between Third and Fourth avenues, on Saturday evening, Juno 17, aged 74 years, Juua Axx, wife of Edw: Dayton, and mother of’ Isaac and Miln P. Dayton and Edward Dayton, Jr. ‘The funeral will take place this (Tucaday) afternoon, at haif-past three o'clock, from the Church o the Redeemer, East Eighty- fifth street, between Second and Third avenues, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, Deae.—In Pensacola, on Wednesday, Juno 7, G. W Dxaxe, surgeon's steward of the United Pékates stcamahip Kittatinny, late of Elizabeth, N, J. Dexamons. —In Philadelphia, " on Saturday, June 17, ‘Wi11am Densmore, of the United States receiving ship Princeton, aged 32 years. Erars.—In Jersey City, vet gael June 19, Breer Fexsoay, wife of john Erals. ‘The friends and relatives are requested to attend the funeral, which will take place on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence, 163 Prospect street, City. eons —On Monday ¥) June 19, Bsrwann Fivvaax, & ative of the city of D Dublin, Ireland, aged 44 years, His friends and those of his brothers-in.iaw, Philip, Patrick and ‘soln Brady, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. a, avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon,’ at two o'clock. Heeton.—On Monday,j June 19, Catnanine Hession, wife of John Hession. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Toceday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No, 343 West Houston street. Kenvevy.—On Monday, June 19, at No, 7 Laight street, of consumption, Joun Kewyepy, aved 23 years. im frienas are respectfully invived to attend the fune- this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clo: k. rg '—On Monday, June 19, Romexr Krea, in the 47th year of his ‘age, a native of county Wexford, Ireland. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fa- from his late residence, 112 Sullivan street, on Wednesday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. mains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Lias.—At his residence, at Wyckoil, Bergen county, N.3., afters long and painful ilivees,” on Wednesday, eed 14, Lawnent Liss, & native of France, aged 18 relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting at Fuliom ferry, His re. Brooklyn, Litre. —On Monday morning, June 19, at two o’ctock, tus belo beloved wife of Frederick Little, in the 28th year of er The ne relatives ‘and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the foneral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No, 240 East ay ; juffaio (N. Y.) pleage copy, Hamnscies ike Gesave S. Mankactst, aged 40 years. His friends and the members of the Garibaldi Lodge are invited to attend the funer from Mr. Massalo’s No, 16 Howard street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Bn! ocean ee el = 19, kee nd rr yy od ie year of bis late firm of Moffat & San Francisco. “ee, The funeral we take place on Weanestay afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his son, Dr. Moffat, 82 Clinton sti oka . The relatives and friends are invited to att out Aa invitation, California papers ease cor MoAtusster.—On Monday,” ave 19, after a li ing illness, Mary, the beloved wife of Alexander Mca! native of the parish of Layd, county Antrim, Ireland, in the 37th year ra be her age. eee ceeeemer et co taee aoe: | f res] in nd the funeral, from ber residence, 662 Hudson street, corner of Gansevoort, on edna morning, at ten o dock. McGxe. an, on Sunday, June 38, an Mra, Many E. McGre, reset William McGee, aged 26 y ‘The remains will oo to. Huttermill ‘Falls, near ‘West Point, for intermen Nowws.—Suddenly, on taréay, June 17, Hanan M., second daughter of John F. and Caroline L: Nunos. The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfally invited to attend the funeri, from the residence of her parents, 07 Bast Twonty-sixth street, this (Tuesday) after- Hoon, at two oclock. Rancmis—Suddenty, on Monday, June 19, Nrcwonas Panceita, in the 67th year of his age. Further particulars in to-morrow’s paper. Pevanet.—At Cape Vincent, Jefferson count: fae y, Hiya’ on Tuesday evening, June 13, in hia Tlst year, NT Proaeet, of Vr Taucourt, France. ‘The friends of the family and the former scholars of the Brothers Peugnet are respectfully invited to be pre- font at toe low mass which will be celebrated in the Chareh of St, Vincent de Paul, Twenty-third street, near | Stath avenae, on Wednesday Thorning, at nine o'clock. Revol ke. At Pouehkeeveie, Now York, on Thursday, June 15, Hon. Cuazuzs H. Rucouss, for many years Judge of the Court of Appeals. ‘The funeral will take place, from his late residence, Poughkeepsie, 4 (Tuesday) afternoon, at half- Aor two o'clock. es and friends are invited to attend wthout further ‘notice, Rom iN ed the New York Hospital, Jou Ronerr- ON, sind Shas 2a ys is romaliis will be interred in the Ev ergroens. Rou-uMors.—In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, June 19, Wittam Rusumorg, in the 73d year of his ¢ relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this fasten) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his iate residence, in Classon avenue, third door from Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. ‘Skirv.—In Jersey City, on Monday, June 19, of cholera infantum, Batt SHERMAN, only daughter of James F. and Elizabeth C. Skiff, aged 6 months and 7 days, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the parents? residence, 130 Jersey avenue, Swav.—S. ddenly, on Sunday, June 18, Marcarer (, eldost daughter of the late Thomas Swan, in the S7th year of her age. The rohhves and friends are invited to attend the fu- noral, from 136 East Twenty-first street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock Srevens,—At Stamford, Connecticut, on Sunday, June 18, SaMurL Epwarp, son of Mary B, and the late Linus 'W! Stevens, in the 43d year of hia age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at Stamford, this (Tuesday) atter- noon, at thres o'clock, without further invitation. Cars leave corner Twenty-seventh street and Fourth avenue at quarter past twelve o'clock. Stett,—In Hudson City, on Monday punning: Juno 19, Javes E. Steet, aged 4 y ars, 8 months and 15 days. The funeral service will’be held at the residence of H. Steel, Hoboken avenue, this (Tuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock, suarpe.—On Sunday June 18, Winrergp Smanre, aged 2 years and J months, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor parents, 59 Douglass st rooklvn, Srasrs.—Suddenly, on Monday morning, June 19, at six o'clock, CATHATING, the sips] wil feyor Diedrich Siemers, in'tho 24th year of her ag: The relatives and friends of thet vty, also the mem. bere of Hermann Lodge, No. 268, F. and A. M., are most ectfully invited to “attend the fr neral, from her late Fealdence, 250 Division street, near Grand, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. ‘The remains will be interred in the Lutheran Cemetery. a —Drowned, on Sunday, aga 18, Cuartrs H. LLRY. Notice of the funeral will appear in to-morrow’? pay paper Wmreneap.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 18, gare? Warreneap, in the Tlst year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are rospect*ully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of Bergen street and Fifth avenuo, Brooklyn, this (Tussday) afternoo t two o'clock Bat FINANCIAL, ._ ITED STATES TREASUR EW YORK, ONE ‘17, 1866, Parties holding thirty (30) or more Coupons of the several United States Government Loans, upon which the interest ts payable Jal ure requested to hand them in to this office, with achedule: ime previous to that date. atany t Holders complying with the above request will have their" coupons examined and checks given for them on the 30th inst., after 3 o'clock P. M. lank schedules wil be furnished upon application at the Interest Department. OHN A, STEWART, Assistant ee United 8 iaibe, EDEMPTION OF $80.00) VOLUNTEER, SOLDIERS! TAMIL AI) FUND BONDS NO. 3, ¥ THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Pavanue Jury 1. 1868. Notion ia hereby given. that the “Volunteer Soldiers’ Faml- ly Aid Fund Bonds No, 8," of the City of New York, becom- ing due and payable July 1, 1865, with the interest thereon, will be paid on that day, on the presentation of said bonds at this oitioe, PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN ov — VOLUNTEER souprERs? * _wu¥ AID FUND RE. DEMPTION BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Seated proposals will be recolved at this office until Thirs- . June 22, 1965, at Zo'clock P. M., when the same will be bitely apened. for the whole or ‘any part of the sum of five uundved thousand dollara of Volunteer Soldiers’ Family Aid Fund Reemption Bonde of the City. of New York, author: ized by Chapter 25 of the Laws of 1963, and by an ordinance Of the Common Counell, approved by the Mayor, May 19, NOS. ‘The snid bonds will bear interest at tho rate ‘of seven per cent per annum, peyable bait year, onthe first day of May end November in each year, and rincipal will be re- deemed on the first day of November, The proposals will state the amon i of bonds desired, and tho price per one hundred doliara thereof, and the persons wicae proposals re aocepted will thereon be_reattired to depomit with the Chamberlain (at the Broadway Bank), on or before the 8 first day of July, 186, the sums awarded to them Tespectivel ‘Gm presevting to the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham- verlaln for such deposits the parties will be entitled to re- colve bonds for equal amounts ef the par value of the sums awarded to them, bearing interest from July 1, 1806, Each provosal should be scale and endorsed “Proposals for Volunteer Soldiers’ Family Aid Fund Redemption Bonds,” and enclosed ine second envelope, addressed to the lomptroller. ‘The right is reserved to reject any or all of the bids, if con- aidered necesaary to protect or promote the interests of, the county. RENNAN, Comptroller. Ciry ow New York, Durantaunt oF Fuvaxce, Comr- raouien’s Orvice, June 1, 1865. ~— ‘A YOUNG HOUSEKEEPER WISHES T0 MEET WITH #® centieman who will loan her one hundred dollars on & mortgage of furniture, or rent a nicely furnished Faster and Pedroom, with the comforts of a home. Address C. C Kompsball, aiation A. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR A HOUSE IN NEW York or Brooklyn, $3,500 mo: and $500 in good watches. Address, with particulars, R.. box 126 Herald office, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR REAL ESTATE IN New York or Brooklyn, oF merchandise, 6,000 shures of Oil Stock on favorable terms. Address E, G., Herald oilice. ‘ORTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES WANTED—BY GILBERT & | ENTZ, No. 4 Wall atre FICE OF, UTE | LEAD ) MINING c MPANY, 4 4 on AR street, New York, June 19, 1865.—The annual meeting of the stockholders of this company wil! be held at ats omc on Friday. the 30th inst., at 3 o'clock P. M. iY, order of the mayss ‘Trustees. PHEN MERRILL, Secretary. oun ERN BANK NOTES WANTED—VIRGINIA. North lubama fi iy rolina. South Carolina Georgia, All od New | Orlen: Highest price paid by MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 ‘Wall street ue ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSIIP COMPANY, OF- flee No, 3 Bowling Green, New York, Juno 16 1885. rd of Directors of this company have this day de- dof twenty-five dollars per share, payable share, in cash, on and after Wednesday, July to stockholders of record at the closing of the ‘oks, and_ twenty dollars per share to be endorsed ‘certificaton, * books to be closed on Thursday, June 224, Anst., at2 P. M., and reopened on Saturday. July Ist, proxi: mo, at 10.4. M.” By order of the Board of Director PRANKLIN ALLEN, Secretary. ¥ GooDs. ars = Stax > TIVERPOOL, CAGLING J AT QUEENS. the Voited Staves Mails ng nomi-weekly, carrying T R. H. MACY'S, WHITE LLAMA SHA’ WHItk LLAMA BORNOU! pint Fuscuns Lace. 7B SHAW BLACK PUSCHER LACE CENTRES. WHITE MARSEILLES, SRIRRED MUSLINS. 'CKED MUSLIN! TU PLAID CAMBRICS end PLA PLALD SWISS dotted 138 MUSLIN Figured af Se EA Wis USEING, REA! THE STR a ISH ADRS M IN RIB! ALL DES ns ie R i GUN UMBRELLAS, PARNOY GOODS. and NOTIONS," » NOY GOO! om ORBROT and goo) OP SI Lives Ea Lowen ‘of every description, fag Ladies’ Nsuiva, ean ee re carer ir friends. information, sarnty nt the com earnest aN. Ye ¥. ASSAGE TO YROM GREAT BRITAIN AND LADIES’, GENTS’ ant ELA! BY Fouts REGULAR JCORTO HOSIERY and STEAMSHIP AND § SATUING. PACKET, GAUZE MERINO UNDERWEAR, T RED! 8. the best stork in the olty. Drafts ohudlaio taromahoat Magiae’, Ideal” soe! oan REN'S BLACK SILK MITTS. ADIES' BLACK SILK MITTS. send for their friends ‘Parties wishin ng to engage passage, or remit mone: to the Old Country, can do #0 at the lowest 1,000 SHETLAND. SHAWLS, by appl ‘TAPSOOTT BROTHERS & is 09. voy suertanp sua’ itis RENEE Oe 8 5 4 ii thing’ for, NEWL ORT, CAPE E MAX, LONG BRANCH and pul ied Ee Coker LINE.—STEAM TO. a QUBENSTOWN AND $30 currency. ateamahig oak chorea M. {OTOSING our apr aa! ine: NBS Bat Fi cit KID GLOVES, fiom the Cunard what ra0y 7 ony. Paseensere to Gen AT $1 50 A P. many and France at lo low’ rates. or panenge BEST Cane: IMPORTED. TLLIAMS UTO! ioadway. WE ARE alae = A GOOD KID GLOVE Ry IB NORTH GERMAN, LLOYD'S wealakare BRR- better than any kid pen in the city for one-third more F abet attd ,: Meyer. yer. commander, Sarin Se money. ni fea m: Breme! GENTS' KID AND DRIVING OLOYRE: 0 ind *) Foner ” ACY, 204 pnd 206 SIXTH AVENUE, near 14th 3 At ‘THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE.—WE ARE BREMEM. 7 VIA V BOUTHAMPTON, ansenrere to |, HAVRE, 80! OUT! HAMPTON AND BREMEN, full call Eetore parcbeciag. Was ell Hosiery, ere ates a lowing rates, payable in gold, or its equivalent ‘te \¢ follow! al uivi carmen: Ribvons, F ore atone Be Hn Handkerchiets 5 it, ra bead Le bi under regular We the largest and chea| otror the “first cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 60; steerage mtuck of Small Wares and Teffnmings in the tty Nos. 4.and 5 Trimming Ribbons from auction it Darnnin, $000 | Will be followed by the eee Tuly 15. for dresses, 4 cnr 3 and 10s. A lot of Cloth, ‘Towels, rah linen or freight oF passat, PET CHa & CO., 68 Broad street. ‘able Country Horekeopers cai find goods Cloths, very cheap. lown town ra prion LDSON & MEARES, here much under ‘THE GEN. "ATL, STEAMERS TO FRANOE DIREOT.—' ‘KRAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S new line of Corner Sisth avenue and Ninetecuth street. | frst olags alde-whocl steamships between NEW YORK and [AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE—THE LARGEST DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE. aoe eat alook of Ribbons we have offered for aalo | stopping at BREST to land mails and passengers, the! these four years; new Milinery;, Silks, cst Velve shortening the sen passagesbout one Gay. : Dros Trimmings in endiess vir ‘cartoons 0} YEME. ptain A. Bosauda, Seeleronch’ Flowers aod Orasson, Ladies’ Kid. and thread | “APA Gloves at reduced prices, full ing iinerot Silk Mitta, Hera Goods from auction, and various manufacturers, at last month's rics our own Stock reduced in proportion, Ready to-day. EDWARD RIDLEY, 811 and Sil%g Grand and 66 Allen street, east from’ Bower. (iumanivo OUT SALES. 8, THOMPSON, 475 Brondway, garments to make room for fall First oabin (including tab! ine) ie Second cabin (including table wine). Be in gold, or its equivalent in United tates’ our *Meriical attendance free of charge. For freight or lv to aR, Magen, ec ag Paris, 19 Boulevard des Capuoines (Grand Hotel); at Havrer WILLIAM ISELIN & OO. QTRAM TO LONDON.—THE LONDON NEW SS) New York Stosmshin Company's ee Beta trea Sieamaship ATALANTA tons, Gant. Wm. H. Pinkham, has reduced the price of all purchases. SPLENDID LUA LLAMA LACE A LAGE. ROTONDES, UES. GROS GRAIN SLL BS. ese goods will be sold at oe, mie prices for the next wulnty days 8. “Hopson, At2 3 * La enn Bie Li. soy river. 476 Broadway. Cabing. $100, 897 and $70; Fos Boona FRANCIS 3 TiSDONALD & 0 ling Greem,_ C'REt nella Spi ata 4, $20, OR LIVERPOOL, OALLING AT QUEENSTOWN Spee S35 059 Broadway. | FH OGuanrd steamship 8 acanlew will aad Fireworks, Flags, SEN Tiwminators, do. bo. a eat Rsk. Onbin Pasnnae, 980: gold, or te _ Torpeitoen, Ge. per Pack: Fire © er pack. erie aber eight or pusseage apply to &- CUNARD, Bowil se er a AR We sts igh ona NATIONAT, STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, RS. C. LEAVING HAS RECEIVED A \ CARE OF ROUND TSS vbrae eee emiatieene? Hints, sultablo for Saratoga and Newport, also Frouch | erty. July. a emo stores ph H, GOSSON, Cabin, $100; steerage, $80, payable ia currency. 42 University place, corner of Eleventh at For passage apply {0s eAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. 10 MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS.— T Beaming asic ‘of Miltine and Straw Gs ods at ‘at the of agg HAMBURG APE RIO AM PACKBT COMPANY'S roe oe Nediil Rudih to Youredventage mall awe cheaper ‘alan down lown jobbers sell whole 'GERMANIA, aa wo cut longibe 2 pleces. We sell # of ribbons and auction lots undivi- ed at cost price, showing the bill and add ‘lve per cent com. 00 su a a1 Grant nd 66 Allon streets, an rand an block east from Bowery, SnAaBuRari, SHAvRE: SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDOM, poe — 12 coos i sisted June 1+ sn LOT e as RICHARD & BO. T THE NEW re ps AVENUE, SECOND Be. house above Twentieth street.—Ladies and een Ne ee” LAPAT STE, O08 RB BREST AND HAVRE, ‘will find the original and honest dealer, B, Ley ey nom. pler 60 Ni river, foot of Morton een you can dispose of your Cast Off Clothing at thi on on Fritey 0 ‘morning, vad Inst. ‘at nine o'clock 10 to $60 for silk dresser, to $30 for are requested to be on board at a3 to $9 ‘om pumas an yen aod F andin ou. shawls, | gage me) required on the rorege to beon Nerden Thi be any pe Sees mane ee be puneitally nied ibd to." Ladiew waited ted on tek Mints. | FYROM QUEBEC FOR DR. LIVERPOOL, CALLING ” Please remember the well known name, B. and No, \donderry, the Rogal Mi ‘$23 Sixth avenue. (AN, SATLIN AT IGE OLD STAND, 18 SIXTH AVENUE, BY yan Ht RNIAN, SAT a Sone. a oe E. MINTZ. ~_iadien and gentlemen, I will ma Th. en ag 5 price for cast off Weart arpets, Pasnage—Cadii (aiering me with weail or noe OF pom Orders se bin in gold bes aivatent.» Dra Draft neue, de payable tn Sr Breet iy attended to. Ladies attended to by Mrs. Mintz. Sure, | Britain and Trelai Apply to ELEAZBR you will be dealt with to your satisfaction, JONES & CO. agents, 25 ‘Broadway. NITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, ISTHMUS OF PEE OM LOWER PASSA: RATES sey pom ond sal 1, ~~ 4 The Atlantic Mail Steamship despat steamers semi-' a ple at noon, trom th he eM, men Ait AST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, 7 GASHBC KG Pays the usual Broad| Shee Prices, for ladies’ and gentlemen's Caat Of Grotna on 50 East Twelfth street, Ladies waited upon by Mrs. Cas! PEBETIOE ee gets ae oe Poo orem Bee ‘nosed Canal receive the nighent east, price fr ngs ta, Furniture, Jewelry, &c., by callit mm or addresaing Ka 8 oCRAN paUEEN, s , Slocum. ir or goa Boventh avenue, “near Twenty-fth (Conn triton.) Mr, or Mrs. MARKS, street. with Conatit Ju ean SOsTA. ratty Gonnecungal PANAMA with 8 SiCREMENTO, OF pasange SPALLEN, No. 5 Bowling Green. FEO Rm oN orem EO TO igen etna aE ce al » yf hry male a rah TS. MORRIS’, 14 SEVENTH AVENUE—PAYS THE highest price for Cast Of Glothi ts, Furniture and and Jewelry, ‘ac. Ladies waited on by forris. TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE- colve the highest price for Cast Off Clothing, &c., by eine hue calllug on or ‘nddtessing ‘Mr. or Mrs. Hl. HART, rig ‘Carmine Eve ne oa3 Sak ne ati eaieed mace Lowa For particulars apply to to DN. GARRINGTO DYANCED —THE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING erat, Wie West arren strest, parel, Furniture, | Carpets fo. at the Callfornia Agency? ddrens Mr. or Mrs, J. Goldstein, 182 Seventh ave- aie, “bewween ‘Tweuiy-second and Twenty-third. streets, Where ail orders will by duiy attended toy in oF out of the city, penn Bahn nan» ate rant =f ee in hear o2> OO ee HE BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP Owens aA vB T be regularly des} atehed se for for Kingston. Jamaies, on ~ of each Imre First Gavin cog ATTESTION, UADIEG GENTLEMEN ARB GUAR. | Boeond Catia Antred to receive the highest, price for cast off Clothing, | Apply to Carpets, &c., by calling on tween ‘Twenty-second and attended to by Mrs, Leon. T %2 SEVENTH AVENU! ent joo for Casi “tor &ec., nddreeuing Mr. or Mrs, HAR’ ird avenue, be- ‘Ladies CHAS. A. WHITWRY, Matpthnd senate For freight apply at 56 ine Brest ‘South street. HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agente. Ne TO VERA, CRUZ VIA BAY ARs —THE ay ‘eamers from New CORNER OF TWENTY- men will recetve the Nigh. by calling on or rue, NATIONAL PARK BANK OF .NEW YORK, NEW York, June 13, 1 ¢ Board of Directors have thin day declared a sem: esasel dividend of six per cent, and government tax, and an extra dividend of ten per cent, ‘and government tax, payable on and after June ‘The transfer books will be closed 2 pm the 19th to the 30th polhata , inclusive. J. L. NORTH, Cashier. 12 ADVERTISER, HAVING A LARGE AMOUNT OF real estate and other valuable securities, is desirous of engaging with a capitalist in the chipping end enersl coro: mission business, For an interview address James A. Long: ‘worthy, | Herald Vyrmnnye, £60. NKERS, 44 WALL STREET, ng GP VERAMENT LOAN TOENTS, keep on for linmediate delivery all issnes TERASURY NOTHS of all denominations. We BUY and SELL all classes asses of Government Securities at market rates. rdera from Banks and Bankers erecuter on rtm terms. RMILYE & © £5. 000 more than quadru} He itself Rei oni margin as collateral security. Apply (principals only) Broadway, roota 14. $300. 000 TO LOAN-IN 8 rats TO SUIT, ON ton York cit! SEPit ARON, S 0. bi Pin of 7.30 FOR AN ENTERPR eri Mab pte LATE “MEMBERS or TROOP “pe TWENTY- fifth New York Cavalry, are hereby requested to mect Bt G. Stausses’, 127] Besex street, between Rivington and Delancy streeis, this evening, at 8 o'clock, Martin McDonald, Jobn Bradley, William Braun, Committee. NEW PUBLICATION 5 RESIDENT JOUNSON-PORTRAITS, TWO VIE with temperament, character ‘and biography. JU an) TRSAR; hie physiognomy and Phrenology, with likeness id sketch of character, my) No. Phrenol Journal. WLER & WELLS, N.Y. cllows = WASTATEANY Japtain Turner, on the 15th of each foe nd TiETOn rea AAXENUB, RERNHAN | Ferparncuiate inquire of" CHAS. 4. WHITNEY, -Agenk Si Glotitn ry t eal ts or dare fof any and gentlemen's Cast | 26 Broadway. A TTENTION.—LADIES | AND GENTLEMEN ARE Tine Cited feten mall stesinehtp GEO. CROMWELL, narantons SO: Tecelve a ose for Cast Of E. at aa trope 6 Sve ee on Satur Mrord rs iB iN ins” eS ‘Apply tH’, CROMWELL & CO. 64 Shuey follows on Saturday, July 1. BS oy obi "AVENUE. —M. ip wd WILL A" pay t the highest cash prices for Cast Ot p -aibe ragertio OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.—' Yo! tonded to ites satihitin, Mail ae —K Company's os eameip EVENING ONT LET THE MOTHE DESTROY YOUR CLOTHES, Stine i, ats. M. {tom ler 46 Forth st For fright oe sell them to ad rou what they are worth. panmage apply io VATS ‘A. RAYNOR, 10 Barclay street. Call-on ¢ or address Mi as Sew. 1. Cobn, ‘40 Seven OR, SAVANNAH, DIRECT. a ae aa new & 5 Rozert, will eal an shore, on cn-iharaay. ne ‘June from JONBR 7 Broads ‘Agenta in rade. ita pao ge “I OOK AT ME NOW!" L4 About ten years ago, when “five dollar suite’? met with a ready sale at a second hand clothing store then lo- ted near the corner of Ni and Beekman ——_ in the neighborh 8 employed at ree wer! NOGA et peark prerioun © OR HAVANA THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE very careless of his personal, ‘appearn: Wheal steamship MORRO CASTLE, seldom washing bis fase, and altogether looking like & Fog he Oe a a Weanecdny. 7, ‘at Sovclocks day mage 7 ished” hie ‘eliow, sarar Mon-'] P.M: preci Trond. oe REP panwsime apply 10 tufiar wad ot fs tidog and ‘pletaresque pattern. OR NORFOLK, INT. AND RICHMOND Jim!” said one of th bpm ty Regular Nienetly aioe States mal i penedt cant? you" of clothes ou? Hass rich Pier 21 North river, f ‘of Fulton street. ie, “an replied and paid for the aaa Polo Mee ‘pia Coch, aren every Saar “No, ad im; paid for mo wi y own mon rary cent of it, It's a Five Dollar Pity “Tie steamship CRROLE, Captain Thompson, leaves every Wp, Sota, eanmed ome lon ets iaaued at ‘accommodations on board the sesteamship pasnenger "For freight or, or F ay : oniniN Been fy PALMORE, 116 Brondway. mit mm going to be fixed up after this; for the dress well in this country ought te be himself round—"‘and welll"—=New ¥i Do you like tt mah who ien't kicked. ‘Look aime Snscre sernin for tive dollars! Who wouldn't FURNITUR: SURNITURE, MATTRESSES, BEDDING. Glassen, fe —chenpest at SNEDEN & ( LOOKING he ad Call and Bowery, betwen Stanton and Houston & = y. Gouds warranted; delivered free. ‘paraiture in aut LOAN OF OFFICES. A RGA? achat IOUS STONES, &C. THIS OLD RD OFFICE TU LIBEL PAYS THE UTMOST ¥ FOR DIAMOND paameiee WATCHES, J MAR eon, SALE, ST OPTRGAT Li he ri sabatncas. 212 Broadwa; oon ‘3, corner of Fulton street, up stairs, OxDn, Wat LIBERALLY Apr anc! D Ants WA HIGHER RANE aura sai TICKETS FOR” DIAMONDS WATChiES, JEWELRY, dc. batt Bleecker street, up staire FTER SEVEN O'OLOOK IN THE MORNING TILL nine o'clock at night, any amount loaned on diamond ‘Watches, jewel eaves late, and everything of value, at JOSEP BOLOMON'S. Jewelry Katablshineut, 430 ‘Broad: T 6 NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 2—A. HONIGMAN Baye the highest prices for Diamonds, Watehes, Jew. @iry, Ao... Ho also makes advances on consignments of the above articles. 0 TO @ WILLIAM STREET, ROOMS NOS. 7 AND 84, one door from Cedar, The hi eee rice paid of aay in this olty for Diamonds, tele a Joweiy, ao, brokers tickets bought. Advances mad ours any 728 BROADWAY (NEW YORK Hotel), OR a oe Anat’ le for Diamonds, an ver, Furs, Camel Hair ‘shawis, or any Article of Virtu. apne OKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OF DIAMONDS, Jewel Silver Ware, Musical Jnstromen| Dry 0 Silks, Clobiiing, &e, Also advanced made on sbove. 120 Bowery, near Grand street, up stairs, borsie It now anngtoce teat ihe sume goods Ia now Annow By ‘ae, can be purchased ‘the aarme’ mam, at OR WILMINGTON, N.C, pome street. GEO. LEV VIE. The new steamshi A MOORE =—TWO FIRST MORTGA from pier 86 North river Sn, Sapuren, pgane St, a $3. 000.18. FimsF MORTARS, OF pam | FPS For rahe or panes Apply the AEP ay, ire, will be fod cheap OF greanged for any kind of mer. s chandion,_AddreseH. 0. Hall, 72 Front street R SAVANNAT STEAMSHIP NEVADA WILL BALL WORTH OF CAST OFF Hopnts REGAN, GOdKIN % 00). WT Al to WAREMAN, $50.000 cna'carete wanted, by ®TRALH Berita" ne, 3 17 ea No. atea? and ATairty- touts rane, Seventh avenue, between Thirty. streets, Ladies attended by Mra. spinesi-naty onona? a D. = AND ALEX- $75 OOO men's Com Om Clothing, Carpets und Jew. Capt, Masom, Suse wanted by H. HARRIS. I guarantes to coutinue to ped al mTOR qi adi Ca Can lle: tome s ae eos see ‘as over as I must bave those articles arya Oe gl.” Freight received dal » (Crbacadgeange & CO, 86 Went atreet. , CANAD. xD MOUNTAINS. — PORE incase AeDaN ARETE Son 9 sy ya and Western markets, Call wadrees ri Sr Mra, Marvin 164 Seventh cies berreea Twonty frst and Tire bib dieetia nye a nomt weekly wit vi ver OR SALE—A SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLE, MA- tas ranveroom W;_ ment nd Ra ard ee onmgs pti hogany frame, with marble bed, cues, balls, oWwhile Mountains vie ie. complete, inte order.” Can be seen ak Bo rt auction cheapest and a pleasant rosten tine Gorvam, 7 mm, corner of William and Franktort, i Gran i. B. - hoki 1 Cor be Went nreet war r Boyp, corner ¢ of Broadway. 604 and synth oat i saatoa ot one-half & N ¥ B,FO pr abedreat a birnienborn nnd gf camer ERY pr Enno det ok | ibe l ili ee an foes err ee By & mc WAY, JARLY ExcungiOn % 1% FISHING 8, BY ak igarmers of this 7 E the ahamer Po, BORG CUTE, on ine rainy ay Jue 2, Tea gon, Ween. wi neest' ch New Bedioré vo land ER veh aetna ne aa in 8 Ry 7:4, on the bauka at . or FoR srrERroot. THOMPSONS BELAY AC RULING, piiaiternaneheinchr fewest A” ult 5 Ear rai Seat we cooly at Nhe oftce’ 215 PH ark App at. A) FCURSIONTES, our 18 OUT.—KING'S PORTA: eel re lemene—no BR LIVERPOO BLACK BALL LINE. Ti woantce opoes teil y kind ade nde Ide srecket Tip 1SAk@ Wi Lal im a prompt Lies jt. Prone a and aretail at santly a Jorg ran feed, ‘corner Broadway. Paya, BAREB 4! a —THE STEAMER NEW & carrey Roce BROTHERA & (ent Beale nr wiore TRAVELLERS GUIDE. Fort, will ran to the Pyahing pnmonnenere ~ Sicetars,, opens = peloton: CONRY ISLAND Mi} BY, STEAM.—THE BROOKI: tra an dinge: jersey. petite, ch fo, Chri mae ie, yl! ind Rail is now open ROORLYN, Broome etree Ze f ey ae | 1 woo: Cemete: e Beach, Care fin overy hour in the Dey street, 3 ibe paved q ‘choc! ii nd | morning and RATE howrly and danarter ourly jn Lyte afternoon of music pan every day. Balt, lines a f the travel warrants) (o8 P.M. All New York and Brook- refroshiments on fy fas care to Greon od connect with ¢ ‘Tae route, rpunns NINTH ANNIVERSARY ( or THE wyoRK | <== reali stipyat EXPRESSES. has or, mihi com scopes leave pier (Peck slip) at ~ . nooanrger o> a8 Tweut BURNHAMS FURNITURE EXPRESS, —FURNT er Roch eae to, part pate wit Ae sure, fas im tf Clty oF count =| la bored + ice ‘and intermediate landings from Raat WA M th, ‘went Oth a. "9 to}