The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tumepay, June orar. x ‘he stock market showed increased fi and fetivity at the first board to-day. Now York Central beloved 3 higher than at the sccond board yesterday, rie 5, Reading %, Mich'gan Southern 4, Illinois Cen Gral 3%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Northwestern ‘4, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 45, Quicksilver 1%. Rock Island and Cumberiand were Governmont securities were barely steady. pon five-twenties declined 3, but the new issue was Drm. Coupon ten-forties were 3{ lower. { At the open board at, one o'clock, the market was ptcady. At the second regular board it was heavy. ‘Now York Central closed 13{ lower than at the first Doard, Erie 34, Hudson River 4, Reading 1%, Michigan Southern 3, Llinols Central 13¢, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1%, Rock Island 34, Ohio and Mississippi certificates , Wort Wayne 3. Northwestorn was unchanged. Govern- fmont securities were inactive but steady. The new issue ‘of one year certificates of indebtedness sold at 1035;. ‘At the open board, at balf-past three, the market was a fraction lower and without animation, New York Con- tral sold at 93%, Erie 7634, Hudson River 10834, Roading 96%, Michigan Southern 6434, Illinois Central (s.3) 127%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 6834, Rock Island 101 ';, North- ‘western 25%, Fort Wayne 96%. Gold was steady til! late in the afternoon, when It gave ‘way under the report by the Cuba of the advance of fvo-twenties:to 1034 in London on the 17th mst. The ‘opening proce was 141%, and the highest reached 1425, from which it had receded to 14144 at half-past tour P.M, and ot six P. BM. it was quoted at 140% a 9%. Cash gold has shown increasing s:aRity, the regular Borrowing rate being 4 a %. Some scttlements‘harp: fm coneequence been made in currency, to obviate the dolivery of the gold. It is reported that a large’house in Exchange place has withdrawn a large quantity of coin rom the market, !n order to enginecr a corner, but in fny case the large short interest outstanding would create a scarcity of gold for delivery, ‘Tho highest price known for gold prior to the Cuba's ailing was 1373¢, the steamers of Saturday, the 34, and ‘Wednesday, the 7th, hence, having carried out quota- tions varying from 1863 to 13734, as the following table of prices from the 8d to the 15th inst, will explain:— i Lonwest 13614 13636 136% 137% 137% 13734 138% tase The foreign exchange market was dull but steady, and ® report was current that orders for the shipment of ©otton to Liverpool had been countermanded. Bankers’ sterling at sixty days was sold on the street at 109}, a 309%, but the asking rate was 109% a 110. A consider- ‘fabio amount of five-twenties have been returned by re- cont steamers, but there are rumors of the re-exportation of « portion of them to-morrow, Mercantile bills aro Offered at 108% a 109, Money is very abundant, and the demand continues ‘ght. The rate for cail loans is4a5 per cent, The dis- count line is inactive at 6 a9 per cent. for first class and {the beat grade of commercial paper. Tho payment of (the July bank, railroad and insurance dividends will add materially to the volume of loanable funds on the market. The proclamation of the President, removing all re- Gtrictions hitherto imposed upon trade with the ports ‘west of the Mississippi, is the final act which restores the freedom of commerce from the Potomac to the Rio Grande. The Executive has acted promptly and wisely in thus reuniting, as far as possible, the broken links of trade between the two sections of the country. The Mercantile Bank and the Bank of Amorica have declared semi-annual dividends of five percent. The First National Bank of Brooklyn has declared a semi- annual dividend of seven per cent, and an extra dividend Of five per cent. The Mayor of Washington, D. tates the funded debt of the city to be $940,000, and the floating debt at '$257,000, an increase of $66,000 since 1861. ‘The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- jows :— Receipts for customs, seee+ $258,000 Total receipt. + 3,402,317 Payments..... * Balance... Subscriptions to government loan: Stock Exchange. Tuxspay, June 27—10:30 A. M. $3500 US 6's, ’81, cou 11044 150 sha Atl MSS Co. 161 + 6000 US6's, 5-20,reg 103%, 100 Cary Improv’mt 2534 6000 US4’s, 5-20, cou a 108% 100 BrunscityLand C 2% 829000 do. 1% 60000 do 9435 500 1035 50000 UBS'n 650,81 10836 943% 9000 USS's, '"74cou'en 97 94% 2500 U86's, 8,10-40,cou 96% 96% 25000 96% oT ooo i, Ist’ 99% 93, 1000 N Carolina 74% «1000 ‘pte 7 0000 1% 500 13000 Missouri 6 74 700 20000 ™% 100 5000 Tennessee 6's. T1ig 100 +. TU 3000 Ohiok Miss cer. 25 400 lo...2d call 76% 10000 Erie 34 mort.. 98 100 Erie RR pref.... 3000 Harlem 1st mo 101 300 Hudson Riv KR. 108% 2000 Mich Cen8'a,n } 111 1300 Reading RR, “a $0% 1000 Tol & Wab2dm 16 6000 Chi & Altlstm 98 400 wich Gira RR 104 10000 Am gold....s10 141 100 104% 100 she Fourth Ni Bk 91 65 60 Del & Hud Canal. 142 100 Canton Company 383% ‘200 Cumb Coal prof.. 42 600 do. 200 cr 300 de. 700 do. . .: 600 Quicksilver -1200 do. 300 do, ‘200 Maripo poan 100 do.. ‘200 do... & = do. . 200 MinnesotaMg Co. SECOND BOARD. W ae Past Two o'C1ock P. M.- 100 sha HudRiverRR 1 500 Reading RR. 10000 US6's iycersuis 98% 20000 Ohio & Miss'cor 2455 m0 gold. .530 139 200 she Marip’ 0 150 Hudsonftiver eR ross CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Turspay, June 27—6 P. M. Acues.—Rocoipte, 15 packages. Tho market continued dull and hoavy, but prices were unalterst Benapsrurra,—Receipts, 10,331 bbis. flour, 1,417 do. corn meal, 27,967 bushels wheat, 19,916 do. corn, 12,800 do, onta. Tho flour market opened more active, but prices were about Ge. per bbl. lower, with am inorensed demand for export. We note sales of 16,000 bbly., the | market closing firm at our quotations, Southern flour | ‘was dull and heavy and about 5c, lower, with sales of | 475 bbls. Canada flour was very quiet and from 5°, a 106. Tower, with sales of 400 bbls. Rye flour was quiet, and ‘wo learn of no sales, Corn meal was very quiet and somewhat lower, with sales of 600 bbls, We quote:— Superfine State and Western four. .. .. $6200 660 ¥ : vs. 5908 605 , —a 610 | Common to medium extra W extern. 59a 620 Extra round hoop Ohio. 6600 675 | We vtorn trade ti 6800 800 tra St. Lonia.... $004 1200 inmon Southern 6050 760 ney and extra do 7700 1190 Common Canadian, Good to eboice and exten 59a 800 | i) 596a 615 | | ' Rye flour (auperfiue), 5008 62 < neal, Jersey 40a 465 Corn meal, Brandy win os 620 Corn meal, Brandywine , 2800.0 2900 —The wheat market wae dull and heavy, and from le, a lower, We mote sules of 44,000 buchel#, at $1 37 a | 38 for amber Milwaukes, $1 S08 $1 86 for Ch spring, $1.68 for amber Michigan, and $1 60 for w red No. L Toledo, Rye wae quiet’ and prices nominal; uvaltered, Barley was dull. Malt was firm, with snail 4at $1.60, The corm market was dull antl somewhat r. We note sales of 60,000 bushels, at 760. a 79, for wound, and 80c, a 86e. for Found mixed Western and In dried. Oats were dull and lower, with stnuil sales at 4 Thc. for Western. ‘Corrox.-—The market was much more artive, and prices ‘Tore Bo. a de, better, The sales were about 3,000 bales, Florida, Mob'le NO.@T. Upland. Mieur was very dull and hy — NEW YUKK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1868. UE nnIn nnn nner eneeeeeneenns ara ——————— | Har contimied dull and boavy, and pricts nominally nenanved. Tkon was exdeed dui N pirite of tur pontine t 31.600 $108 We ie air Pipvuros: amect f.10,381 bbl& flour, 30do. beef, 100 pack» zon ut ‘and 116-do. lard. Tho pork mar- ket opened higher and more energetic, closing heavily ; we note ales of 10,500 bbls. at $24 a $25 for new mess, closing at $24 50; $22 a g23 374; for old, cash and regu- lar, closing at $23 25; $13 a $18 25 for prime, and $18 50 for prime meas; also 3,650 bbls. now | ll wae and August, seller's option, @t $24 | a $2 75. The beef market was more brisk. We note sales of 600 bbia, at $10 a $14 for plain mess | and $12 4 $16 for extra mes. Beef hams were quiet, | with sales of 125 bbls. ut $26.0 $27 60. Cut meats were ateady and in better demand, “ales 500 packages at Le. a 140, forshoulders, and 150, a 190. for hams, Bacon was duil and heavy, with smal! sales at 13%¢0. a 13\c. for Cumberland, and 14%¢. a 15c. for short rib. The lard market was more active and quite steady. We note sales of 2,350 bbis, at 164Zc. a 18%. and Amal lots at 19c, a 19\e. Butter was steady, and nominally un- changed Cheese was quict. Prrzoner™ was dull and heavy. Rros was dull and heavy. STeARINE Was steady a4 in fair demand, but prices nominally unaltered. TsLLoW was Romowhat firmer, Wo noto sales of rie Ibs. at 103¢0. = 113£0,: 40,000 Ibs. grease at 10c. a 100. Sugar, —Tho market was dull, but prices were without any decidad change. We note sales of 400 hhds. Cuba. Refialn and grocery grades at 11c. & 12%0.; also 200 wana at 16c, a 17. Morassea was dull and heavy, We learn of no sales. Tonacer,—The market was dull, and prices were on- tirely nominal. We hear of no sales. bin Tec market was quiet, and: we hear of no ‘sales, ‘Waraxry was in “ood demand. We note eales of 400 bois, Western at $2 03, and small lots at $2°06. FIRE DEPARTMENT MATTERS. Letter from Chief Engineer John Decker— He Volunteers His Services to the New Department, &c., &e. The now Fire Commissioners wore in sossion yestor- day, and held a conference with Chief Engineer John Decker, who handed in the following communication, volunteering his services to the new department until some different arrangement can be made:— Orrics Cammy Engineer Fine DerartMent, New York, June 27, 1865. Cuas. E. Pinckney, Esq., President Board of Metropoli- tan Fire Commissioners :-— Sir—To your note of the 23d instant, desiring me to continue in the performance of my duties as Chief Engi- neer until further notice, I respectfully reply that in ac- cordance with my own feelings I desire to retire from active duty, as I am not an applicant for the position, but in order to act consistently, and to carry out the spirit of the resolutions adopted by the Board of ‘ngincers and Firemen of the volunteer Fire Department while the controversy relative to the constitutionality of the bill was pending, and while the public mind was fearful that the old department would refuse to perform duty, I volunteered my services to the new organization until a reasonable time shall have elapsed snffoiont for the new Board of Fire Commissioners to take charge ren matters appertaining to the department. Very respect fully, IN DECKER, Chief 3 iy THR INSPECTION COMMITTEE, consisting of Messrs. C. E. Pinckney and W. B. Brown, will leave for the East today. They purpose visiting wii Boston and other Eastern cities for the purpose of in- specting the firo departments there. Estimated Expenses of the New Fire Departmont for 1865 and 1856—The Amount $600,000 and $750,000, &e. The Board of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon, Supervisor Twoed presiding. The Comptroller sent in a communication enclosing the estimate of the Fire Commissioners for the yoars 1865 and 1866. The following is the estimate for tho current year:— Alterations to steamers and hook and Jadder trucks, alterations to and furnishing such hoso and fuel tenders as may be required, and the purchase of now first class steam fire engines and tenders.... $70,000 Apparatus, repairs to.. 30,000 Building stables and aitoring engice an honsos. By i 60,000 Contingencios 20;000 Gas and gas fixtures 7,000 Horses, purchase of.. 39,000 Horse |, horse shoving ‘and harness ‘28,772 Hose, new. ........060e.000 65,000 Salaries of commissioners 10,328 Secretary, clerks, &e 10,000 Telogragh operators. 3,000 Bell ringers..... 13,200 Chief and Assistant Engineers. 8,700 Engineers for steamers 13,500 Foremen and assistant foremen... 31,000 Drivers. sees 14,000 10,500 3,500 98,000 Men for hand engines and suburbs. 5,000 Supplies, telegraph. 9,500 Fuel, oil, &c..... 50,000 Total. . + $600,000 $50,000 ‘30,000 30,000 7,600 20,000 6,000 32,000 4,000 3,200 25,000 . 9,600 - 15,000 Clerks, messengers and yardmen 28,000 Telegraph ‘operators. 6,000 Bellringers...... 26,400 Chief and assistant engineers 17,400 Engineers for stcamers...... 27,000 Foremen and assistants. ,000 Drivers. 28,000 Stokers . ‘21,000 pogeer yt ae san'no lose and truckmen. ,000 Fuel and supplies... 60,000 Telegraph and extension... 20,000 Coroner's Inquesty Tas Fata, Raitaoap Accipent uw Peat sraner—Tar Rauzoap Comrany Cexsvnap.—Coroner Gover yeaterday held an inquest at the Fourth Precinct station house, on the body of Thomas J, Hannon, a child two ands half years of age, who died at 22 Ch macy sirent, Seep, feccved by being Fan over in Pra ia one tne road cars, Tho evidence showed that the ari eithomites driving in a careless manner, and aid not ‘‘break up’ as soon as he might havedone. The found that the said child came to his death by in a jes receivea from car No. 70 of the Second avenue line, and that said death wns caused & noe of the driver of said car, ccnsure the ion con ye it the rate of speed at which they permit their cars to be driven through the populous ee ie of their route." One, juror, a Mr. Christy, dissented tho above verdi says “the opinion of the under- signed is that . Mdeath of the above child was acci- dental, and causod by the negligence of the parents and those who had the care of it at the time, as well as by the negligence of the driver of said car, ‘and I therefore pos peter A diasent from the verdict rendered by the other gentlemen who compose the jury." Drowxkp Max Recovenen.—An inquest was held by Coroner Collin over the remains of .an unknown man, thirty-five years of age, who was found floating in the water foot of Sixty-fifth street, North river. Deceased is supposed to be a Frenchman’ narned Ricord, who com- mitted suicide by drowning himeeif, off the foot of Seven- tieth street, on Saturday evening. found im the pockets of his clothing indicated Fiat he lived at No. 190 jurens strect. Farat Fars,—Ann Grey, an Irish woman, thirty-one yonrs of ago, died from the effects of injuries received by falling down a flight of stairs at the house of Mrs. Don. nelly, northwest corner of Lighty second street and Third avenue, Among other injuries she sustained a fracture of the spine, The jury scilered a verdict of accidental death. Peceased was employed ax neres by Mrs. Caroline Viliiard, Seventy-ninth street, near Chird avenue. Found Drowned. TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD. On the 10th inst. the body of a man was picked up by | sloop outward bound, near Fort Schuyler, New York | harbor. A boat from the sloop was immediately lowered and the body of the drowned man brought to the fort Quartermaster Bergen promptly notified Coroner Oliver, of Mott Haven, Westchester county, of the fict, and on the morning of the 20th an inquest wae held, when the usual verdict in such cases was pronounced. Deceased was about thirty-live years of age, five feet ten inches high, and frota appearance must have been drowned more than a month. He had the photograph of s young lady and two hundred and ten dollars on his person, whic hare in the possession of Coroner Oliver. Ail the information we are in possession of will be given to any interested party calling at the office of the Acting Quar termaster, Fort Schuyler, New Yi tk harbor, MAKTIN BERGEN, Sixty second N _Y. V.V. V,AAQM, Grerenas. Grant in Onn ‘Among ‘the Interestir ng in cients of the dedication of Spring Garden street “eth First Tiout., | odist Episcopal church, on Sunday Inst, wae the visit of the Lieutenant General. Very unexpectedly to the con ft about the hour of sery.co commenciny ral Grant, with two of bis childven, accompanic y two of his staif and Georgo H. Stuart, Keq., entered roh, which was very densely crowded, — Rev. i!) took the party in charge, and furnished them ats within the altar, ‘The General appeared much with | impressod with the eloquence of Bishop Simpson, and when, after the sermon, the subscriptions were being made, he beckoned fo one of the officers, who, after con. ferring with bim, annonneed that General Grant desired to contribate five handred dollars for himself and one Mra. Grant towards the erection of the introduced bw the Rev. Mr. Cook: , the yvstor, to the | audionce, who all rose to thoir fost as the Gener! atood | bef re them. .Yory Boon he © a8 go pletely aurrow by those who were hand, and fin | made his ox't at tho rear of by ste im order to fae their appreciation of the General's |i erality, a ion was mad to contribute one thou- sand dolla fore pow for b inself and family. Ina very few minutos thy sum was pow 1a to be wot apart on Wednesday ‘hikade! Prees, Jrsre 2. Police Intelligence. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF COUNTERFEIT MONBY. Information was recently received by Captain Rhodes, of the Forty-third (Brool:lyn) precinct, and officer Her- bert, sorving under Captain Rhodes, that « large amount of sprrious money was concealed in the Carson House, No, 151 Crosby streot, near Houston, th's city. Captain Rhodes immediately communicated with Chief Young, of our detective force, and it was esriinen totes @scent on the Carson House. Accordingly, at an oh. At the clone of the services he was formelty | rday morning, Captain Rhodes and \), wasigtod by ‘Chief Yount, detectives Macdougall, Pounctt, Golden and others, paid an offiial visit to the suap cted premises, and om making a search: found nearly $20,000 in counter eit bills, ranging im do- nomination from two to tem dollars, on the N-w York Ex Bank of this city, Bank of Bindesbaniny N. Y.; Bunk of Fishkill, N. Y.; Merchants’ Bank New Bedford, Masa, ; Commercial | Bank of Dorling: ar Vt.; Bank of Lowville N. Y.; Sugar River - New an ie ‘ork Oana Beak Bank of Roxbury, ; the State Bank at on, Ne J., and various other banks throughout this and othor Btatoa, No person was found in the Varson House who ‘knew anything concerning the counterfeit mon'y, and " wi : be fr Most of ‘dills are: excovted, and ne Judg> of money would be to be deceived by them. As _— te -@btained to the manu- may culminate in tho arrest of (! The-guiiuy- partion A BROADWAY MEROMANT IN TROUDLE. Yeaterday merning officer Crokor, of tho Tombs Potioe Court, arrested Korterght Crugor, a merchant doing bneiness at 907 Broaatway, On ® warrant issued by Justios Horan, on tho complaint of besg? | U. Whigham, residing at No. 23 North Moore street, In his aM@davit Mr. Whig- ham sots forth that on the 14th day of December last he loaned Craver $350, and as collateral seourity took a chattel mort; on'stx Wheeler & Wilson sowing ma- chines, of which Crngor represented himself to be the sole owner. Mr. Whigham recently called upon Cruger for his money, which ho failed to obtain, and ho was also equally unsuccessful in learning the whereaboute of the sewing machines mentioned in the mortgage. In his aMdavit Mr. Whigham alleges that at the time of makin, the representations upon which the money was wee Crugor did not own all the sewing machines in ns and that it was the intent of the accazed to cheat and defraud him out of hia money. Crugor was taken bo: fore tho magistrate and committed to the Tombs, Cru lives at 24 Fourth avenue. He pleads not guilty to charge proferred against him. BURGLARY IN THIRTY-FIPTH BTREST Two young men, named Hugh Tracy and James O'Brien, were arrested by officors Crowley and Poole, of the Twentioth precinct, charged with breaking into the dwelling house of Mr. Sidnoy ©. Genin. They wore caught in the house, tho occupants of which are absent in the country, and Justice Dodge committed the prison ers forstrial, in dofault of $2,000 bail each. ‘The accused parties had gathered togethera bundle of clothing, valued at $1,000, with which they were about to escape when the officora intruded themselves, DEADLY ASSAULT WITH A SWORD. AdiMeoulty occurred in the lager beer and concert saloon of Joseph Sweetzor, cornor of Doyer street and the Bowery, late on Monday night, between the pro- rietor and Charles Wadelo, a resident of Rondout, Gister county, when Sweetzer drow a sword and struck Wadele acroas the head with it, inflicting a severe wound. Sweetzer was arrested by officers Brady and Dolan, of the Sixth precinct, and Justice Hogan held him in $500 ball to answer the charge before the Court of General jossions. ‘. TUB ALLEGED BHOOTING APPRAY IN PIRSE AVE NUR. ‘TO THR EDITOR OF THR HERALD. Under the heading “Police Intelligence," in your iaaue of thin date, appears a report of @ dangerous shooting affray in MoGuire's porter house. In reply permit me to atate that no person was shot or injured in my house on the night 1 question, or at any other time, There 1s no doubt, your re- Porter hax been misinformed as to the scone of the occur. May I, therefore, request you will in justice to Publish this refutation, and oblige, urn, moat rexpecttull 0) CUIRE, Gornor of Thirty-fourth (uot Thirty-niuth) street and First MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. Avstin—Vaw Donen.—At = Bh Brunswick, N.J., on Sunday evening, June 25, by the Rev. Wm. B atty, Wiiram Avatin, Exq., of New York, to Miss Saman A. Van Dorey, - the former place. No cards. ‘ANDeRson—Luvins, —On Monday, June 26, by the Rev. William aah JouN ANDERSON to Mary A, oldoat daughter of James Lovins, both of this city. Drogheda (Ireland) Argus please copy. Goran—Onowsi1. —At Perth Amboy, on Wednesday, June 21, by the Rev. James A. Little, General Tuos. Gover, of h Norwalk, Conn., to Mrs. Sanam Coo Cuowaut, formeriy of ‘New Haven’ un. —By tho Rev. F. Bottome, ‘Comme Son to Euwima, Monguier at thaliana Coneklin, all of this city. Moone—Waup.—On Tuesday, June 21, eT, the Rev. T. 3. Strong, D.D., Mr. Cnarues pd Batre M. Weep, both ‘of this city. No cards. Wurnrr—Greanrinv.—In this city, by the Rev. Mr. Roach, of Allen street Methodist Episcopal church, L. Weavan, Knq., 0 Mrs. Kars Gresnviaip, all of this ony. Died. Asarorv.—In Brooklyn, on Tuosday, June 27, Wiitam Asnvorp, aged 46 years. The mere ‘and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 111 High street, this (Wednesday) npeanang at two o'clook. Connecticut please Axunonore.—On Monday, June 26, Sopma Lovrem, in- fant daughtor e: Charles W. and Anno H. Amburgor, aged three months ‘The funeral vorvices will take place at the residence of grandfathor, James Knight, 18 Woat Washington place, this. Soreness suentans at half-past nine o'clock. New Orleans papers — voy ity rg ee 26, Hewny L. B cf irsen bore fa tee Sha yeee et bia i a invited to attend the fu from his Ite residences 13% oe street, this (Wednesday) aftornoon, at two 7 Herkimer Ped Saturday, Jenene L i ny} 4 Brown, —| lee A. . eee Tent ey Allston and morning, June 31, Gao. F. Bunosrr, in the' sist y his age. 4 The rolatives and frionds of the ies | Regs ie ome Sad Caaruan,—On eee. ene. 26, Rosuar B., son of ja and Chriat & Chapman, aged 11’ months and 7 The friends of end family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from fy residence of fis parcnta, 285 Elizabeth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at ton o'clock. Crorms.—On Saturday Pane: June 2%, after a brief iliness, Jom B. Gnome of the frm of Cronin, Hurxshal & Sears, New York city’ His friends and those of tho fumily are respectful invited to be presont at the funeral service this (Wedn oy) morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence, 214 were Wann sand Pr lad phi rasvington ‘niladelphia papers Curny.—On Monday, June 26, Ann, wlteor of ¥. OW curry, aged ody Tbe nds and acquaintances of the family are re- ane imvited to attend the funeral, this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at one o'clock, from 103 East Fortioth street. California papers please copy. Cane, —On Tuesday morning, Jone 27, Mary Axw Care, daughter of dirs. Donovan, 27 yoars and 11 onthe The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this Wednestay) after. noon, at two o'chok precisely, ‘from the residence of ber mother, 193 Fra clin street Canrenter.—On Tuesday, June 27, Susan, wife of John W. pentor and youngest daughter of John Bray, aged 19 years ‘The funeral will take place, from the residence of her father, 67 Sullivan street, on’ Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock precisely Doneaty.—On Tuesday, June 27, Maroarst Mary Donenty. ‘The funeral wil! (Le plice this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residenoe of her mother, 165 East Twenty -fifth stroct. Dorie. —In Boston, on Thursday, 0 22, Joun Dorin, of Halifax, N. 8, aged 39 yours, Frvzeiemone omy eeu i ¥. Paraick Frevam MON®, a native of the parish of Ente county Monag. ban, Ireland, in the a year of his age.” The friends of the family are reaposifully invited to at. tond the Sonera), this Wednesday) eftoraeon, at two lly Jock, from his late residence, Thirt bo. tween First and Second avenues. inherit a Fuaen —On boy! June Cunwtina, relict of Jnoov Fulmer, in the 86th year of hor ago. @ relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, from tho residence of her dangbter, Mra. Richa 27 West Twentysixth atreet, on Thuraday afternoon, at ar o'clock. Gray. —Suddenty, on Tuesday, June 27, Ann Gatna couse Gray, tor ye eight years a faithful nurse in the family of Rob rt B. Hilliard Funeral from his house, at nine o'clock, this (Wednos. day) morni ing. Grorrey.—On Monday, June 26, after long and pain. ful ilinosa, Riciary Gxorrey, youngest son of John and ‘Ann Grotfey, aged 1 year, 1 month and 3 days ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to # tend the funcral, from his jate residence, 42 Bte sion street, th . (Weanes:t* y) afternoon, At two o' Tock Growore.—Suddenty, at South Bergen, on Yueaday, Sune 27, Feaxnisn Oriwone. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funcrai, on Chursday afternoon, at two o'clook, from his late residence, Bergen avenue, Soo'h Bergen, Kours.—At Rast Now York, on Nestay morning, June 27, at eleven o'clock, Henny Konre, son of Dierk and Augeste Kobra, aged 1 year, 10 months ent 6 days Tho 'Fieuds and hequaintances of the family are ro lly invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock the aflernocn, without furth er notice’ Lawinu.—On' Tuesday, June 27, ab half.past two o'oluck a, M. Jaen Hetks, wife of De Tomas © Vaan ing, of this city, and Cldset deughter or the tate Rov. Lowis Cheosoman, D. D., of Philadelph: Hot restaine will be taea to Philedelphia for inter- ment: Lar.—On Monday, June 26.4ox0RA at the reei- donee oF hor son, 105 Sal iso ison strect. sid Hor remains wore interred afternoon, at two orctock, Galway papers please ca 1oonwon Ou Monday¢ evoning, June 26, Hannan Mephe relat d frionda of the fam: roapocttutl @ relatives an le ° ily are tf pert 0 stone the iuporal, ftom from. the residence of her OW wr, Rast Wodnes- day) afternoon, cy one vole sania uerny.—On y, June 23, at St. John’ bre yr) Annapolis, Md., from the effect = Of wounds receivod at the battle of Five Fora Va, oa a Mupeer, years, pane bo aint regiment ot New New York Vol- John Mu . Em,, of this ee dye Due notice of the funeral will be given on the arrival tommy M Monday, Ji A’ Lill june Joun Mi ter of Madaine tehide ete 2 days, pho funeral crt take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clook, from the residence 604 Seventh avenue, MoNArcy.—On Tuesday, June 27, after short and ag oem, Bane, sae beloved oS wife of Maurice Mo- ative Of Ca naay parish ley, Quoons county, I ireland, aged 62 years. m8 "Her fomadna will be talvon from St. Peter's church, om bie Aye alle hd ag fl Sie at Monday, June 26, Sitew MoNamana, “the trends friends of the tamily are roapectfulty invited to attend the funeral, from the Ohurch-of the Some pn Mott sreot, tiie (Wodnesday) ‘Punvun. —Ou Monday, June 26, of Ss rae Batlingursyy county ‘Npperery, re. amnetiente th the ; wise those of ht« brothers- éntaw, Patrick Dow: Connelly and Joha Fox, ‘are reapectfull items Pi gormctig ype from ‘his late residence, oT Johanson street, Brooklyn, this (Wea- neaday) afiorneon, at two e’clock. Prwpix.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 27, Wreuaw . Prinoix, in the 424 year of his Tho friends of the family and the Masonic fraternity br Asacrecbesgd invited to attend the funeral, from his tales residence, ib avenue, botween Nostrand and y, thin in (Wednonday) ‘afternoon, at half-past twelvo Delock To romaine will bo takes to New Haver for interment. Partrenson.—Suddenty, on Tuceday, Juno 27, Agatua Exu.y, widow of Wm. atterson, ard 42 years. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family'a ‘aro invited to attend the funcral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late realdonce, 258 West Sixteenth atrcot, without further notice. Quixnay.—After ashort illncss, on Tuésday morning, June 27, Mery Joaremxx, daughter of Jerom‘ah and Acnos Qhinlan, aged 3 years, 9 months and 24 daya. ‘The relatives and frichds of thefamily aro respectfully Invited to attend the funoral, from the reaidencewf her parents, No. 164 Henry street, this (Wednesday) after. noon, at one o'clock. Roas.—On Tuosday, Juno 27, Emrcy Laura, youngest daughter of William G, and ‘Thoresa B. Ross, aged 6 months and 15 days. Funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half-nast two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 63 Pitt stroet, Sunuvaw.—On Monday, June 26, Cuseies Eowann SvuLtavAN, a native of Cahersideen, county Kerry, Ire- land, aged 21 years and 1 month. His friends and relatives are reapectfull: hae to ate tend the funeral, from his lato residence, 302 Front atroct, this (Wednesday) Spec ‘at two 0! look. Towa papers plvase cop Stewarr.—At Pleasant (Plains, Staten Island, on Tuoa- day morning, June 27, Minvir, daughter of Frank and Emma B, Stewart, aged 3 years, 5 months and 18 days. ‘The frieuds of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funoral, from the residence of her parents, at Pleasant Plaing, Staten Island, on Thursday, at twolve o'clock. Boat leaves foot of Whitehall street at nino o'clock. Smannon.—On Monday, June Taoms F. Saxon, eldest son of Joseph and Emelia Shannon, of Lough: one Galway, Ireland, agod 21 years, 2 months and Pacer bo taken to Calvary Cemetery, this ¢ at two o'clock, for interment, from herd oe of his parents, 130 Elizabeth street, The friends and. tb aro respectfully invited to attend without further notice. San Francisco papers please copy. SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENT: [ICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY.—RVERY ARTICLE requiaite for a rae ra at New York prices. LOUZE & GO., Richmond, Va J LOAN OFFICES. “ADYANGRS MADE MADE ON WATCHES, BIAMONDA, JEW. Personal SRR on Sebi) oe AA UL Grand street, two doors wont At 6 massa a STREET, ROOM NO. Pay HONIGMAN éo. He articles tor Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. also vances on consignments of the above KN T—MONBY Deen ADVANCED ON DIA- MON DS, WA’ JEWELRY, 40., OR THE SAME Ro vQUT AT TIE CIGHEST RATES” ALSO PAWN av OKERS’ TICKETS BOvGHE FOR a cae WATCHES, JEWELRY, ae. ecker it, \ T 212 BROADWAY. Ri 13. DIA AMON DS, WATCHES PRECIOUS STONES, a0. 8 O11 D ESTABLISHED OFFIOK PAYS THE Seria EA Ey PEARLS, B04 INST! i N. BEDIAMONDS, WATCH oN fot, SALE. OFFICE HOURS FROM M. TO AEM; 10 Tn BARRINGER, a3, "roadway career of Fulton atseot,'ap otates. At 600—MONKY 4 seg A ON DIAMONDS, Watches, Jewelry, &c., £0., and the same bought for cash; pciiper Stty Cor cums anere Saas oan be obtained at Y Other place tor the above articles. Diamonds, Watches, for sale cheap, t2 pay a at os Broadway. bi ‘Houston up stairs, room F. NY AMOUNT TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATOHRS, Jewelry, Fe fe cash EaACe, Diainond Broker, |. Broadway, opponite Wi AWNPROKERS’ TICKETS ROUGIIT—OF DIAMONDS, Watches, Silverware, Musical Instruments, Dry G fo. Also adi PAyNARoKERs ‘Also a large % valapecs Conta from $3 t0 $8: asloneee Pas mere Paste, 62 "ante, $2 Gko. Stavie, ar tae ‘Vents cheap. 62, uti MRR rnm UN , Old Gold and Silver, Precious Stones, eo Pianos, ._ 62 William street, rooms Nos..7 and 8, up stairs. 6 WILLIAM STRERT, 5 ROOMS NOS. Bone AND 8 PAWNBROKEI ATONRS, JE FOR DIAMONDS, WATon TRWELRY, a0. ‘MILLINERY. ts M's DoRsErs Mp eal fag A ware, gair in a ‘arie dae th peg BI, oe at Shore Fweniy aitthatFoot TICKETS BOUGHT OF CLOTHING, assortment of Clotht: fog on Sand, band, boned use ar, Parties United ‘States Loans, Ei a to that date tiles atany time Holders: comping ith “Ae tbove ‘ coupons xan checks , after So'clook PM - Blank schedules will be furnished onpll ication at the Interest Department. A. TRWART, Fr t Treasurer, Uuited Staten. ROPOBALS FOR eed a OBNTRAL PARK oi sl FUND STOCK will be ) received at the Cony lor's Bh of July, 1865, at 2 o'clock P. stock will bear interest at the rate of six "The per, cemed dune tn and tho pring!) wilt be be rpomala wil tate the amount of seat desired and hundred dollars thereof, and the 5 per ber} Those — will thereu be red i with the ae, of the city sume awarded green poe Arriah Felon ete av Omoe iuee a | MERICAN AND FORKLON tet AND -SIVER ought and.sald. JOHN 8. Ln a ~ ae tee Tak OVER ARRT | LOANS FOR BALK. B. MURRAY, United States ‘a Wallfnteset, ree ‘aaron DIVIDEND.. cao BEM. leeehien | divi eae peenment tam fire the Sith inate ‘rot the 26th to the 30th nat. inclusive, By 0 ordar ‘oft the era O. H. SCHREINER, Casbior. New Vorx, June 21, 1805. BEC. BANK, NEW YORK, JUNE Fifly-fourth dividend. The President a of this pk Rane 1 Bale day oe ne eomsh ai dend of six per ont ba, , aa to to srckhotdere| on ands ation ¢ the at aay of of J july next. bad Boa . WILLIAMS, Caahler. 1385. De JOUPONS—NOS. 10, 29 AND 21 OF BONDS “OF THR / city and cotnty of San Francisco, due July 1, var =f Wiking in 4 ess = New York, will be paid by Li omg VIN SAVINGS BAN! WERY, CORNER SOF CANAL. STREET. SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED. MONRY DEPOSITED NOW WILL DRAW INTEREST UL mn dail comm 10 03 and on MONDAY, WED- and FIEEDAY evenines (rom 510 a books in . Gorman and Frene POLSOM, President. Surmour A. Bonox, Secretary. Fit. NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKLYN (LATE iiliamaburg City Ban! (rectors 0 bank hare this day declared a regular dividend of per centout of the earnings of the ctirrent six months, Gnd sito an extra dividend of ber cent payable, free of Phew Soa tax, at the bank 96, on and after Lat July GRO. FIELD, Cashier. Brooxurn, June 24, 1865. Bank NEDA Bank iy! Percent, due Jant Toquire of GEO. F, MARTENS? 229 Broadway. Gos 0 SS ouerr SILVER MINING STOCK—ONE . A. BURGESS, 14 Broadway. ‘AVY AGENTS’ AND eaeer SS yce ce voucH. ors purchased. JOHN B, MURRAY, Wail atreot. SO RONAROL a Sar ON BONDS fornia, due € ablo in the city ol New Fork, wil we d'atter tea date, in United Sta toan'Exeh: sel" Ata oe 1, 1865, be paid on and after tan gold 0 mide ‘on presentation to the Amer- ange Bank in Manysvittx, Yuba Gounty, Bal, May, 1865. Nee CAROLINA BANK NOTES WANTED—BY GILBERT & ENTZ, No. ¢ Wall street. ‘OTIOE TO BONDHOLDERS.—INTEREST ON BONDS of tho ity of Marysville, Cal. due Jul 1, 1885, pa in the city of New York, wi id on and attor that date, in curtant fundn upon presentation ‘at the ‘Amorican iss: obange Bank in aaidcity _ Manrsvizas, Cal., May, FFIQN OF THE PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE AND ‘Chicago Railway Company, Pittsburg, June 22, 1865. Dividends, —Notioe tn hereby given that the regular dividend of two and one-half (23s) per cont on tho capital stock of t company, for the quarier ending June 3), inst. has, been do- slared by the Boartt of Directors, payable, free of mont i ta, On Bter July it, pro® The dividend o alt he percent, due October 8 also bee: n ord rr re out on and after J ier eyeram oe Tegacares at Hew ‘ork. will receive their d ‘alvigeuds a a mat the agency of the company, Messrs. Wins- , Lanier & Co. street, —_ those tered at books wilt trem in ped wil ‘ Suly 18. pron By ni w x. the board. win Sete ee Secretary. OnE oF THE PAAes RAILROAD COMPANY, Tontine Buildings, 88 Wall street, New York, June ‘eet ee ee ae The of Directors ‘declared a dividend of four (4) per cent out of the earnings of the road for the the ~~ nore ‘B0th inst. aude a wet Es 6 sari ¢ steamers, payal aor their legal representatives on and after bth. or duly eo teek ‘The tranafer book Joned from tho evening of the 6th of ume uti the Ti of July wert NRY SMITH, Treasurer. OUTHERN BANK NOTRS WANTED.—THE HIGHEST prices ‘Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, orth ag ns and Virginia bank notes. iso Tennessee aud North Caroline courens HARRISON & 0 ore, jew street, ONew York. HE SSLAMTTO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, OF- floe N« ope 1865. satay ferbcoke an Niwenty dollars per share to be endorned sdb cry ward to be closed on Thursday, June 224, inet, at 3 P. SR ae ey lp RE Ant, proxi- ‘uasuxs &0co., BANKERS, NO, 4 WALL STRERT, NEW, YORK, RNMENT LOAN Al Koop on hand (‘Ge tamediate delivery, the issues of 780 Trea- sury notes of all denominations. (J eer and sell all classes of government securities, at pe pet Srdets trom banite Sed bankecs executed on itive VERMILYE & CO. bat emai og Rey COUPONS, FOR WHICH Wits igen edith by COBB, ZA- Raglah. “DENTISTRY. ee Moar WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—TERTH EX pain or no tiful Poeth in. J. SAY VIL- = Benut serie Al warranted. LERS, ite Grand Prete from Broadway. none, loading dentists send ua their pation We guaran tee no pain or no pay omen 8% is portectly harmless. The Dent Teeth inserted. Cooper Institute rous oxide ov denntry at 260. Reemoved trom 7290 Yo 264°" No pay tll the Surks stone, Ratire catistaction or bo pay. One seer be. low Seventennth atreot, 24 Sixth avenue, D. URE LAUGHING GAS ADMINISTERED without extra charge, at 345 Sixth avenue, between ‘wenty-lirat and Twenty-second streets. Beautiful, cheap, light Upper Sets. Plumpers to. bring out the cheeks an roatore EO gr Perfect satisfaction given. ™ ee required, Call and examine, FU RNITURK. NTR ror SALE OF EVERY D \ding, Mirrors, Bedroom and Parlor Suite, S. at BENDALL & score pare Wend 211 Hud corner of Canal. Payment taken im weekly in- ret, stalinenta if desired. ‘ i WHE SPARE BED AND BED TO SPA’ HAVE YOU seen tt? Requires no mattress in warm weather, and Seight only 25 Tbs. Also children's Cots or (ribs, oh the | name principle, Also Cots for fishermen that you san wlmost put ia your carpet bag. Call and look at them at 004 Broad: Way, corner of Fourth street B. T. JENNEY & 0 BILLIARDS. OR SALE—THRER BILLIARD TABLES, TC with Bails, Cues and Racks, all complete’ « voket carom table. Also one set of lool Ball jouth atreet, ne »- TOax ON =. a opr .om ton Now ow York property. A eased AND NAVY CLAIMS COLLEC TED AND masters’ and all other government israel Particular attention given to the collec: ae of claims for prize money, and to the settlement of army joers’ accounta. OALLING at j SH IVERIOO. ” alton nook a a tr ae a it grey oF * Buty City Ow 2a N —and each from pier 44 North river. Firat cabin Do. to Li eeeee regener alao gforwarted wo Vansige by tho mail steamers, sailing every Saturday, aie in oid? ‘Paasnge by the: mid-week steamers pa = Uinoorage waa my Livorpoat or Queenstown, 830 gold, et 4 or the eopivalant Tickets can be bought bere | is persons ending For Mirth infant ee Keone, 18 Bross * ol Lb a SCOTIA FOR LIVER. byt So aA BCOTIA, EB. Judkins, commander, will vel ai ot the company's oe at Jersey Ot ity, with the ‘on Wednesday, the 28th d passengers for 4 a Pe OWA wil sseagenod eS aan ‘13th J E. CUNARD, No. For LIVERFOOT, « cantare #4 wae own . June 3 : duly ve Now York. R LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN— Cunard ah ba Captain Macailey will eat in ar Mist Worf 1° sage apply wor. SUNARD, NY AMONAL STRAM NAVIGATION COMDANT, TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. From plor Ao East iver. toera ees ‘$80, payable in currency. fo be WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. FP" Quzaeo, ror LIVERPOOL CALLING at Londo Royal Mall steamahij —the ya HTRERNTAN, vail uly,t. DAMASCUS, ‘ailing July 8, Rates of passage: King $85 and $70; or its equivalents. Drafta ‘aaned Ireland at lowest. Apply to Kgents, 28 Broudwny. elnaa ma pie ald Rana ote Ne nat splendid vessels oa this favorite route for the Core, pparee the followin, ERIN... Cabin, $100, For passage able in «Gent ata nd AZER JONES & CO., ng} Bead ne a Nw se, Joly uy eobimatcabln, 8 Pe yet Ssh eabin, $80, Tne i ng be wine ng to and bi she eee Te re _ he ri ral 4 tloke and their Bases ron ag eae ‘ot $5 for first and $3 (or sePattcat ‘attendance free of ch For further information GEO. At Paris, 12 ccecare des Oa] _At —S WM. ISELIN & © mi a owes a nail from the poe,” foot sea Se JOLY 1, at o'clock M., BREMEN, VIA BOURHAMPTON, Takiny ny LONDON, HAVRE, 8 i AND BREMEN, ring rater payable in gold, or ita equivalent eg steerage will be. followed by the AMERICA, July 1%. \ ‘oF freight oF Dessegs AP RYOHS & CO., <3 Rrmd stroat. id OER EE AMERICAN, en amg mail steat aie Tani. commander, aaa will ox ere ae STE AME! Wednesday, June 28. First cabin, ‘$105 steerage, ‘The BO: Be A HS parable ing ay eter or fr ty oO ly to KUN. Pie FExchai ane ee araaeat Bs BOAS, No. @Barciay streot._ J MrED ones MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, rds oF EARA AL com! oie Aye - 4 16m. aya nee ‘Gantt atroet, /AOKENZi No. 7 Broadway New York, cabin. $62 68; a ra bas 3 ie No. SBowing Green. 1 BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP MONTEZUMA WILL Tt arty for Kingstoa, Jamaica, ata P. 1a gold. For First Becond Cabin Apply to totahib esi WHITNEY, 98 Broadway. bois sities ‘& ASPINWALL, Agente, AM TO, VRRA. CRUZ VIA HAVANA THE AME- rican and Mexican their and VEI BA CRUS, 0 wet sate monty ‘al on For ware ° WRITNET, Ageat, 26 Broadway. oa OR HAVANA.—THE ah WAND SPLENDID, SIDE. Bag Lawrence, will No, 4 North river on Wi dune a oolod for Havans. Por ‘SPOFFORD, TILESTO! AVANA DIRECT. | Foie v Med States malt HAVANA. M. & No. 8 North rive ae a oy at Hs heed Ror North river, om ‘Fat Teciehi or pascage apply io THOS. Tesslo S00, NoTBratway ne Ww Na mR NE’ caTaA tat mah Minsisair, ry North on Tussday, Wie MONTEREY will follow on Saturday, July 1. freight pply to Por gree ae JAMES A, RAYWOR, 10 Barclay 7 aucont. M. SNYDER, Ie, & CO, 137 Broadway, room 16. By —PRIZ" MONKY.—GEO._ P. O'DONNELL, AT- and Counsellor at Law, 99 Nassau street, corner Of Liberty, opposite. the Post office, room. 25, collects prize money, and Arrears of pay, bounty and pensions, Refers to Jk AD. 8. Riker, ore innion merchants. 4 Cedar atrret, an renee vers 4 Co., importers, 35 Sou Street. Advances made, Li, NAVY CLAIMS counmeren | AND CASHED BY & VALEN of New Orleans and on at thelr New York ofice, 40 Burling slp, cor uth street. RMY AND NAVY BUREAU OF INFORMATIO! Prize bounty, back ‘onthe pensions. No chat vances made. N19 Nassau street. Ps MONEY FOR HURON, P nocuRa, Ye Reatless, Beauregard and ciners new payeble by OE HARDY'& CO., 200 South street. —— pe a AxD BOUNTY NOW DUE Ww on BE ion. on enitated in 1864 entitled to $100 bonuty. reoeived every da vert. MAGAUNOR, FIN 5 ARTS. 0 YOU WANT A PORTRAIT OF JEF¥, DAVIS, RUN- ning Away in his wife's clothes? If s6 send your ad- Washingt ner of I dress, with two three cent stamps, to J. B. Howard, Broadway. WATCHES, JEW ANRICH, 723 BROADWAY will give, 9 usual, thirty (NEW YORK cont over any aod Silver, Furs, ours il eu. Tor Diamonds, Samet ‘ate Shawls, oruay Article ot Views. ately THE KCTURE ‘SEASON. MPORTANT LECTURES DAIL —FOR “GRNTI :MEN New York Museum of Anstomy, 618 Vie rawead ian et loctures oan have thom | it ‘on receipt cou addressing Secretary New York Museum of Anatomy. me 35. 000 a" IMPORTRD, i gly CIOARS_YMPR. for aalo cheap tor invaua Fillers, of #u- A Mireot, olgar | 3.000.000. nea ae mae . fo ESS tare mee — a PROPOSALS. orice TO Dov AND BRIDGR BU DERS,—ORP pia Will be recelved to construct and bulld avo bri of Messrs: De Forronte: stores, noar Filton ferry, Brook ooording tthe ho GRO, a Broo bak Jane 36, 1866. BURNHAM'S PURNITURR RXPRESS—1 v0 {AMilien moved of and abipped. Wat Rlnvonth ayreet, year Sith vmoug, iia. 17 orntre: sibred. “Oues 1HG Lf moo CARDS roe ytane adie ‘ork city. with New VOR LIVERPOOL.—OLD BI BLA oket ship ISAAC WEBB will por prom tar aa Fal ve Jn board’ footot Beekman v reel OF 19 ROG TOMS ELOP EEN tie sod 118 South ES EXCELSIOR, inet hay Tae ote fol 8 THOME omen, ‘276 'Pearl { by: Se KNLpOWIieS Ate sagt ns wy ail he hip scoommagation or GLB ft q raugan, Am RS OORREAU, los San sireot. <THE FIRST CLASS STEAM- oft will leave pier 11 a forth river -oM IBBARD NE ALBA NY.—8TR, MERS A! Al Drei phew. RT Foucnian “June 2, at 745A. M. Thirtieth street Da pograrort, monmae Pi Feit OYD'S DOCK AND oyeran i Lege agi Thos. orang, loaves at 8: No with modations ay a3 to ain Tae OMWELL & CO. m8 West atreet. Ri GEORGE CROMWELL will follow follow Saturday, July 1. r RECT—THE NEW YORE [JOR NEW ORLEANS DI fi Mi ial Stes hip Compan: r ver commander, w eave pier ab North Fiver, “ae eauiDINa STAR will aes on Saturday, sly or freight oF passage APPLY tf wes A, RAYN 10 arelny street. OR APALACHICOLA, FLA THR STRICTLY FIRST Fite. steamship CITY OF PORT AU PRINCE will leave Pler 48 Kast river, Saturdny, Je HAM! 35 Water stroeh_ PIONEER LINR.—THR eine CHASE. ( ae in Rogers, OR BAVANNAH DIR new and first clase et and ZODTAC, Cap 5 salting from xen Mitr Br t DIRECT —STEAMSTITP ‘ from wot of Ca any Sine ne 100 WAKEMAN, GOOKIN & DICKINSON, Ww rans OR CHARLI STON DIRECT. Regular weekly United States malt line of new and first aa ateamsh wr! The GRANADA, Baxter, commander, will leave pier, Nevladact river on Saturday, July 1, at ! O'clock preciael Novtpigh i res-ived ot bills of lading signed on day of sail ing. For freight or ‘apply to, ARY. 73 William street. _The ALHAMBRA will follow on Raturday, July 4, 10) sereed CITY POINT.AND RICHMOND FRX i seer sromnis U States mail line ake of Fulton street ane pis Captain Couch, leaves every Satine CREOLE, Captain Thompron, leaves ever) “ea rat th in ad tre paar inet ea tart dl the hy e pansenger rd the seatenrnal m oral "Por'ralaht PT PRINEREN b PALMORE, 115 Broad ray pailanatilniasnpeciahctpaitant phat paren bag fice ay will leave pier 5 apt ieee td rite $f F Hiwakrox £00 | \ rae WHeINOTNr, N. C.—THR at OLAS F pu hip MMANDER, = tain Terry, will grapatchd om Dio ant river esd, “hums 2, o'olook, be WANS A 178 Willinin atreot ieomestieincinttthenientaato FoRs WILMINGTON, N.C, new Atoamshi UTERTE sisal from pier 36 North river on Aatuedag. July 18 Fo ' mw Crolght oF Pav thudeoW eG 400. i Hcondwam,