The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1866, Page 4

4 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Saroxpay, April 21—6 P. M. The stock market has been very firm to-day, and the current of speculation for @ rise is becoming stronger and more decided as the monetary situation is better un- derstood. A confident bear is arara avis, but the bulls are unmistakably hopeful and hold the reins of power in a manner which is discomfting to the “‘shorts,”’ who move with unusual caution, which contrasts strongly ‘with the recklessness displayed during the first two months of the year, when the disposition to sell almost everything on the list was general, and railways, together with the entire country, were going, accord- ‘ing to the bears, rapidly to the lowest depths of ruin, from which time only could rescue them aftera slow and wearisome course of liquidation. The speculative spirit has changed with circumstances and the result is gradually unfolding itself. Instead of “Down, down, down,” the watchword of Wall street is now “Excelsior,” At the early. session of the open board Erie (sales 1,000) sold at 73, New York Central (sales 300) 923%, Reading (sades 1,600) 103g, Michigan Southern (sales 1,500) 8034, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8074, Rock Island (s. 3) 12034, Cleveland and Toledo 102, Northwestern (3. 3) 2634, pre- ferred 567%, Fort Wayne 97, Spruce Hill Coal 6%, Man- posa preferred 22, ‘At the first regular board the market was firm, and Erie (sales 900) closed 4; higher than at the half-past two board yesterday, Reading 34, Cleveland and Pitts- burg 144, Northwestern preferred 13%, R8ck Island 34, Fort Wayne (sales 4,050) 144, Cleveland and Toledo 34, Mariposa preferred 34, Western Union Telegraph 34. Michigan Southern was 14 lower, Quicksilver 34. Mil- waukee and St, Paul advanced two per cent, selling at 47. Government securities continued strong. Coupon sixes of 1881 advanced %, seven-thirty notes of the first and third series 34, second series %¢. The board passed a resolution discontinuing the one o'clock and hali-past three sessions on Saturday until October next, At the one o’clock open board the market was active and strong. Erie (sales 800) sold at 73% a 4, New York Central 927%, Reading 103% a 7%, Ilinois Central 114, Cleveland and Toledo 102, Michigan Southern (sales 2,500) 823g a 4%, Northwestern 2733 a %, preferred 58 a, Rock Island 1213¢ a 34, Fort Wayne (sales 800) 97%, Cumberland 44% a %, Spruce Hill Coal (sales 2,700) 644 a 2g, Quicksilver 514% a 51. Afterwards the market remained firm, and at five o'clock New York Central was quoted at 92% a 93, Erie 7% a %, Hudson River 109, Reading 104 a 34, Michigan Southern $214 a 4, Cloveland and Pittsburg: 81, Rock Island 12114 a 44, Northwestern 2634 a 34, preferred 68a, Fort Wayne 9734 a %, Canton 52a 34, Quick- silver 51 a 34. ‘The supply of money remains largely in excess of the demand, and the wants of the Stock Exchange are promptly met at 4.05 percent. To-day the majority of transactions among the brokers have been at 4a 434, with exceptions for balances left over at 3 a 334. The dis- count line is sluggishly easy at 6 a7 per cent for first class commercial paper. ‘The gold market has been steady. The opening price was 12674, followed by a decline of 34 anda recovery of 4, the closing quotation being 126%; a 34. The ship- ment of specie by to-day’s steamers was only $49,300, making for the week $117,312. Foreign exchange was inactive and the rates for ster- ling were nominally the same as yesterday. Some of tho leading drawers are apprehensive of war between Prussia and Austria, and therefore refuse to sell at cur- rent quotations, but among the brokers the latter show & somewhat drooping tendency. A few unimportant transactions in bankers’ bills, at sixty days on England, were reported at 10734 a 34, the closing rate being 1073. By an apparently semi-offidial telegram from Wash- ington, through the associated press, we are informed that the aggregate income of the government for the first three-quarters of the present fiscal year—namely, to April 1—was $410,041,232, of which $128,967,375 was for customs duties, and $243,890,548 for internal reve- nue. Atthis rate the total revenue for the full year, ending June 30, will be $500,000,000, against 329,567,126 from the same sources last year. This enormous revenue suggests the advisability of reducing some and abolishing others of the more onerous and vexatious of the host of small taxes with which the country ie burdened and which yield but Kittle to the ‘Treasury after deducting the cost of collection, At the samo time the fact that the country has been so abund- antly able and willing to bear heavy taxation is exceed- ingly gratifying, although its endurance In this particular may not be without limits, Our people are now taxed to ‘an extent unknown to those of any other nation and in an indiscriminate manner which would be productive of little less than revolution in Europe, where the public feels itself less a part of the government than here, Tho best y to pre- serve that law-abiding spirit of contentment which actuates our citizens in meeting the claims of the tax gatherer is to do away as much as possible with petty and us imposts and make equality the touchstone of on under the pew bill which the Committee of Ways and Means will shortly report to the House of Rep- resentatives, etroleum and mining stocks were dull but firm, At the tirst board Oil Creek closed Se. higher than at the same time yesterday, United States 20c., Quartz Hill Consolidated Gregory Gold was 400. lower. At the cond board United States closed 40c. higher than at the first board, selling at $9.90. First National sold at 10c., Oil Creek 90c., Pithole Creek $2 80, Shade River 36c., Gunnell Gold $1, Quartz Hill (s, 30) $5 55. ‘The following table shows the par value of the com. mon stock, the capital paid in, and the length of each of the railroads whose arities are dealt in on th xchange :— Burtalg Chie ago a Chicago and N Chicaso and Mit Pittsburg Colum bus ond Rock Island. 0, Burlington and Quiney..... wd aque ‘and Dubuque and § Fle Ral iroad pret Joliet Little Miam Long Ist Misaiseappt aud ‘ Marictta and Omeinnati..... nd Cineinnati let p . 4 ocred mu waukee and St. Paul pre kee and Prairie du Chien, x . & Pr. da Chien Milwaukee & Pr. da Chien 1,014.00 Morris and Bassex. 000,000 ew York Central... 24,501,000 5,000,000 w York and Norwich and W Now Jersey Tran Ohio and Mixeise! Ohio and Mias, prof Panama... Pittebarg, Fl. Wayne and Chic Reading ) 2.071, 998 Reading preferred 50 1,551,800 Std. A 100 2,000,000 and Terra Ha «Alt. and Torre Haute 1,700,000 1,500,000 ————_——_——— $a NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET, Int 0 SOM‘ pear ana Ua ny 15 per share wi de 1 hah Hs 08 | wore: selling ‘short, Arg ear ” “7 stock. fo one e witnesses Mr. Work said that if there was a ‘“‘corner”” in it he did not know but that if certain parties had to pay for fhe sate als sulmsaquent time, it would be their own fault. None of the witnesses mentioned the name of Mr. Graham in avy way inthe transactions. It was Stated that the St, Nicholas Coal Company have the lease of coal lands in Schuylkill county; and that last ear over ninety thousand tons were miued. The hear- ing was continued until next week. New York Stock muloner. Sarurpay, April 21, 1866. RBT SESSION—10:30 a. M. $1000U86" ys ep 10 10535 10000 do. 108% 5O000US 6's 6-20 F *62 101 5g 5000US 6's 5 20cp'62 104% 2000US 6's 5-20cp'64 104% 6500015 6's 5-20¢p'65 105 1000US 5's "Tdep en. 93 25000U8 5's 10-40ep.. 9334 63000 Tr n 78-10 Ist 8 1013¢ do 2d series 101: 10000 do Bd series 101% £000 Tennessce 6'a, 90% 10000 8000 N Carolina és. Be NY 7s bty In O16 do 100 Erie RR pref, 300 Hudson 400 Reading RR. 200 do, .2d 100 Al & Ter Hau RR 2 100 dO... 20005 40 Stonington RR.. 400 M So & N Ind RR 600 do, Py Clev & Pitts RR do. ..2d call 0 Chic fe iN WwW ban fas 1000Mo6'sPacific 2000Brooklyn6’s w 1 10000 O & Miss certs. 3000 AISTH2dmpref. 500 Chi & Al in. bds. Bn Spg Satie 1800 Pits, FOW&ChiSd 100 shs Merch Bank, 114 29 Bank of Com... 107 13 Metrop’n Bank.. 122 250 8 & Leath'rBank 110 15 BankoftheCom’h 103 50 Cen Nat'l Bank.. 1013¢ jo RHE T ER. 120% oe w& Toledo RR 102 J Central RR. 108 1s, FOWECHRE 98 “di 9836 16 Fourth Nat'l B’k 102 10 B’k of N ames 110 500 Quicks’r Min’gCo 100 do. .2d. call 6244 10Chic, Burl kayRR 115 NEW BUILDINGS. Chapel and Free School of the Immacu- late Conception. Considering the exorbitant prices now demanded for all sorts of building material and labor, the number of buildings in course of erection and the style in which most of them are being constructed aro really astonishing. On all the principal thoroughfares, and on many of the cross streets also, the inereasing wealth of the city and the taste of cituzons are being daily evinced by the erection of some useful and elegant structures. Among the many now being finished is one on East Fourteenth street, near avenue A, which for archi- tectural design and minutoness of detail will bear away the palm from buildings of more pretension and in more aristocratic localities. Tho building has beon erected for the double purpose of a chapel and schoolhouse for the congregation of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The beautiful devotional edifice of the Immaculate Conception was found to be en- tirely too small to accommodate the rapidly increasing Catholic Population of that portion of the city, and the trustees of the church, Mossrs. Kain and Connelly, in connection with the pastor, the Rey. Dr, W. P. Morrogh, determined to erect a chapel on the church property ad- joining the church; but as the parish was sadly in need of a school, it was deemed advisable to erect # buildin; which could be used at once as a chapel and a school house. The Rev. Dr. Morrogh, having had many years’ Shoe in Lorapingg well hecstem yt) tho kina of ice woul most spRrop jate for the ig intended, and, having secured the services of ate O'Neill as architect, and Mr. Michael J. Newman as the building was constructed in a style which reflects credit on all parties concerned in its erection, and will undonbtedly provo to be a blessing, as it is an ornament, to the neighborhood in which it stands. THK BUILDING is forty-seven feet front by one hundred and seven feet deep, and—although from the street it appears to be but four stories high, with a dormer attic—it is five full stories in height. The front is of Ohio and Newark freestone, handsomely finished in the style known as tho modern Norman Gothic, Immediately aver the main entrance is the crest of the Morrogh family, and over the central window of the second ‘acircular tablet, with the monogram of the Immacui eption:: the chiseling im fact, on the eatire The frst enon et: be the chapel of \e first or story, which isto 10 chapel of the Immaculate Ce is one of the neatest and at tho same time one of the most commodious places of the kind in the city, It is finished to correspond with the front of the building, and ts lighted by means of win- dows of richly stained glass, Near the front and at each side of the hall are doors opening on the entrance to tho school, At tho rearond of tho hall, onthe right, is a small sacristy, connected with the ohurch edifice, and on the left sido is a small vestr; enw yd When the Chapel is completed ‘and ready for chapel purposes tt will be well worthy of THE acHooL. a visit, The two stories immediately over the chapel will be reserved for the female department of the school, and the two upper stories for the male department. The on- trance to the school is on either side of the chapel, and by means of strong iron stairs, There are two stairways to each department—one near the rear end of the build- ing, of iron, built into the brick walls, and one at a dis- tance of twenty-nine feet from the front, built between the school and the adjoining building. The latter is to be used only im cases off emergency, and asa means of escape in case of fire; itis of tron trellis work, and is a fine piece of workmanship. The schoolroom stories are all similar in construction; they are divided by means of movable giass partitions ito five rooms each, and are #0 constructed that the partitions may be removed in a few minutes and all the rooms thrown into one, for cone :Tis or exhibitions ‘The ceitings are remarkably high, and the strictest re- gard has been paid to the proper lighting aud ventilating of all the rooms, instances space site= at of pure alr and clear tved for a play ground for pupils, and is divided by portable partitions between the tale and female departments, The vaults and water closets for the pupils are built under the sidewalk, and are in direct communication with the street sewer, so that no off~nsive sme!i from the closets can be discerned throughout the building. The heating will be done by the latest improved heat ing apparatus, and every precaution has been taken to prevent the possibility of the building taking fire, ‘The means of ingress and egress, heating, lighting and venti- Jation are most complete; the materials used are the very best, and the execution, under the direction of the builds been such as to insure strength, solidity and permanonce to the entire structy the purpose to which it is to be devoted it ved it is the best structure in this section of the country. Tho school will be under the direction of the Sisters of Charity and the Christian Brothers; it will be free to the children of the parish, and.will ac ommodate about two thousand pupile. The chapel will hold comfortably one thousand persons, and will be used during the week, as well as on Sandays and holidays ire structure, W finished, will cost about one d and twenty. five dotiars, and the most urts are ne to cancel the obli . For thie pur air are to be held in the new chapel of the Ri Christopher Farrell. The concert will given on th evening of the 30th of April Instant, and all our Catho: le fellow citizens, as well as those who take an interest in good works and the proper cultivation of the mind, should not fail to assist at the concert and fair for the benefit of this really fine and deserving institution, A.=PLEASE CALL AT 16 AND SEE CHARLEY, New ADDRESS A. ST. C. ABRAMS, _ KENNEDY, OF MEMPHIS, TENNESER, WILT. i hia etty address to the drog store corner of Broad street, he will oblige his friend. SRNATION WANTED—OF AGOSTINO GTITO, AN Ttalian, 60 years old, lowt for the last xix days. Any tufor jon concerning him will be thankfully received by Q Cella, It Spring street by WANTED, — BABETTA on Fri ‘afternoon, been hi a woollen GLoct at NFORMATION left ber house k, and has four she wore "Any informa y her aMiicted husband, . SAME. TIME SATUR- 1 130 and Wes me and ¢ 84,700 2,000,000 1,408,500 Sub-Treasury today was as ‘The busiuess at the Total receipts... Payments ernment loan Anal Jeged cornering operation We underg ping legal in vestigation in Philadelphia, We qnote from the Ledger of yesterday :— A hearing ts going on before Alderman Hurley, in which George F Work and Charles H. Graham are charged with conspiring to damage M. F. Biern, in ‘cor. nering’’ tim, as it is technically called among brokers, The stock operated in was that of the St. Nicholas Coal Company, which from $6 50 per share, the amount at whieh it was sold in December last, went up in a short time to $90 the share, At @ honring of the cage yoster- PY sv oral witurasas were oxaminod, who tostified thy AFAYETTE,—SAME PLAC Ly Bema te come alone, BATEWELL« Wt, THE PARTY WHO WISHED TO PURC HASE A lot of hubs of the Jacobs’ Wheel Co. call again. N ahe will res Madigon pyc are, RS. M. THOMSON, sixth atroet, give mie Bi FORMERLY OF WEST TWENTY. her f and patrons 4 nity of He Lapy WHO FELL Ix CABAL STREET SATUR- Broadway Post office, 18C HARGED SOLDIERS. INFORMATION WANT. of Peter T. Dagn: last beard trom De Bits then thendyuarters, First Avision, Fevth Army James, before Richmond. Address N. &. Bon "hb “EXCURSIONS. XCURSIONS —THE BRAUTIFUL NEW SIDEWHEREL 7 steambost } Sanit to barter: si ‘gine bona har ges anil gro ch ae desired. Ofice ‘ont. st “REMOVALS. } EMOVAL. 0! DRAPER AND ay Kp Hse removes tie Vurteess of Broadwak FINANCIAL, IREASURY pcsetreeros ‘Ava. 16, 1886, Notice is hereby given Treasurers of United states at New yore ‘Phish ‘Boston, and ated Deposita uae) we been in- peeked discontinue Teen ving deposits on account of tem. Joan for Cleari: at five t Bem aed sf Why ad wh” Bal Be tifleates outstanding and unpaid will carry wo per cent in- terest per annum. ‘On said Ist day of May, and until further said As- sistant reanurers and ‘Designated Depoata receive such deposi, we, therefor Cle ‘learing House corti rates, payable on a Marne: ‘with int fat four per cent per-annuin, a Ban Secretary of the Treasury. PARTY IN WANT OF MONEY. WILL SELL A POR- tion of his stock in a jufacturing compat well. tddrens Me H., box ‘a Post oilice, meres OND AND MORTGAGE.—WANTED, ABOUT 15,900 on store and lot worth $25,000, in the lower Perit of the city, for three years. None but principals need address E. D.D., Herald 01 COMZENS SAVINGS BANK. . $8 BOWERY, CORNER OF CANAL STREET. ER GENT INTEREST PAID, FREE FROM GOVERNMENT T, ON ALL SUMS FROM a FIVE THOUSAND Money deposited ah or on or before April 21, will draw vemank open every day for the reception and payment of open ever money, thom 10 Meal istaace, and also ‘on Monday, ‘Wednes- day ahd Friday evenings from $10 /ofelock: ae FOLSOM, President. Serwour A. Boog, Secreta OR SALE—$5,000 aoe RAILROAD COMPANY Freeland Bonds, bearing interest at 8 per cent, or re- cetvable at par in payinent for land or town lots at, thelr ap- value. ash oF exchange for merciai ppl to J.J. HONNET: St Laverty ste ‘OHN J. CISCO & SON, J NO. 88 W. sine NEW YORK, RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSI? ta Gold. Goth or Cur- rency, and allow interest at the rate of four per cent. per Shndin on daily balances, subject to check x at sight. Taaue, Certiticates of it bearing ‘Payable on deman “Negotiate Loans and Business Pape: Recouve promptly orders for the purchase and sale of Gold. Buy and sell Government and other Securities on com- ake Colletions on all parts of the United States and JOUN J. G18CO, Late of the United States Treas JOUN ‘ASHFIEL OUTHERN BANK NOTES, SOUTHERN SECURITIES In New York. ere. rt wanted by LAWRENCE BROTHERS & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, New York. ‘OME VERY VALUABLE STOCK IN A MANUFAC- turing company for sale cheap, or for exchange for con- veriible valuables; the owner is going abroad. Address Munufacturiug Stock, Herald office. HIE COUPONS OF THE BONDS OF bgt ATLANTIC and Great Western Railway, due on the Ist April, will be paid at the oflice of MCANDREW & WANS, 12 Pine st, New York, March 27, 1866.8 vue OBEPHT CKOCHERON, Proprietor. NION COURSE, LONG J8LAND—FRosTING.—OF Aprit mile iy atSP.M. Purse of Teoh ares ta fives harness. Mr. Smith enters b. m. Boni fohn Orooks enters br. g New York: J; Somerind| Membrino enters b. g. Pedler; D. Pfifer enters br. 4. Pil ¥j WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor. __._ SPORTING, Ee ARE FINE ENGLISH QUAIL Gi aun Zon BALE cheap. Inquire of C. E. 8., 492 Gi FO Li as GENUINE TWISTED STUB G' baw Elli: broke, Call wxe tL 'N, TEN o BE Pile netter Shut well Brooklyn, from 6 to9 P. M. near Degraw, RANCIS: rota Boge PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE Fe aoice SFullera Intailtble Mange Cure cents. Butler's new work on the 4c. Medicines for all dis- ‘ACHT FOR SALE—FAST SLOOP YACHT LILLIE, 12 tons, well known for uty; fine cabin snd completely found. Price $1,000. Apply "at 10 and 18 ___ HORSES, C/ CARRIAGES, & «Cc, A’ Ba HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, ‘be neld, at auction, on Tuesday, 24th inst, att ral Horses for family use; also several Saddle i \d seco! offer their orsoe, d ‘, for the above sale, ve early notice, GELENDID CARRIAGE Pee FOR SALET 4 ie gray, 8 years old. this spring: warrant kind in sit myahend harness ud etl sound, with. Guta blamish: cannct be ourpassed by any.” AppIY' at 440 ‘West Twenty-fifth street, FAMILY HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR wale, together or separately; the horse is 9 years old, bay, ig hands bigh, proud cetion ead reliable; carriage built Uy Browslar § Baldwin, & now strle roekairay, with movable 38 front, lights but lite used and in good order: in good order. Apply to J. A, 8! YDAM, 43 Willan airect, second floot “AT 47 CEDAR STREET—CARRTAGES AND HARNESS, spring” styles, selling out af reduced prices; extension, half-top and pony Phacions, Cabriolets, light Rockaway 8 fine buggies, Jagger, depot ‘and express Wagons, &c.; ost of work. at very low Agures. 47 Codar sinet doors west of William: ROSS & TUF ‘iuree HE » Osh New York, New voy Apel 19, A dividend of six per can ben peo thie day declared, out of the profits of the last six months, payable, free from 'gov- nt tax, on the Ist day of May nex ne transfer books will Be ¢ from the 25th i 1, inclusive. HENRY A, SMYTHE, (0 EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE.—$20,000 IN cash would be put with a desirable manufacturing Property in Michigan, andthe whole exchanged for mer- ehandise. Address Merchandise, box 219 Herald oflice. $125.00 ogi OF THE CIty OF By LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. in one or more sums, on real estate, in this city, JOHN F. CONREY, 62 Watt hreakaae) room No. 6. COPARTN ERSHI PS. AHOLERA! CHOLERA!—WANTED, A PARTNER, TO join the advertiser, to manufacture a valuable Cholera Medicine. “For particulars address Medicine, Station B Post NHOLERA! CHOLERA!—WANTED, A_ THOROUGH J medical man, to take an interest inn infallible cholera, Aduroas Spoctality, Godtrey's Post office, Broad 000, road: nity, PARTNER WANTED-WITII ABOUT $4,020 OR for a tire clann cash inanutwcturing business, on way, payin cont clear profit, Address Heraldic, fof one week." (UE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING etween the undersigned ia this day dissolved by matuat consent, hereby authorized to sign the fhame in liquidation. ALTER, _Nuw Yous, April 18, 1866. 1 PUMNISS, ANTEDCANY PERSON WHO WILL INVEST $2,000. Iwill give a sure chances to make $10,000 ina very short time aspartner. Apply at store 115 Bleecker street. ANTED A SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH TO in one of the best and most prosperous whole- sale Ay it coal businesses in the country; the demand for capital is caused by the rapid extension of the business, which ie "rmaient a can be enla: indefinitely. Ad= dress, with real name, X. ) Herald office, — Corr iar 0 a = aa WAL mnteres a ~Hisngests eed app, “ND OS en Morty BAGS re tanantfuctuting bustoces paying % in m manufactal Seen stating whore am falerview ose be bad, iorald ofc. bie J SECURE AN INTEREST, qialearawtond te fares in. one of the ie: pont A $1.500 best located, first class ‘iroad wey hotog ray which the present sole owner finds himeeit unable to do Yutt Justice on account of ill health, Address George, station F. 2500, LARINER WANTED.IN A LONG. SUC. UYU, ceastully established, Incrative cash business, A chance seidom offered. Address, with real name, for inter- View, Industry, Box 1& Herald office, BUSINESS “OPPORTUNITIES, : N ENTERPRISING, ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN, to join the advertiser { acrative light caah manufac. {uring biusiness, secured mostly by ¢ ht. Only a small ired. ‘This it a rare 0 ty for aman with ns OF capitalists, ax will be» ‘Address A. B., box 212 Herald oitie half the cont price, at charge, Apply immediately at 37 BILLIARDS, &C 1446 Palton atrect, up, ly tilied, with tables of nn, FOr pr pre tise, a nd made ot the very best we. ed and sevsonsd materials, Orders by mail panccually d to tor Tables and Trimmings of all descriptions, by ng W. 1. Gritlith, 186 Pulton street THE BALL SEASON, ME, FIRST ANNUAL, MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL ‘of the non toned officers of the Fourth Regi O. will be held on Wednesday Oy ‘130. $l. nminsioned flioers of wer Broadway. Suit OF PAINTED F namber, for sale; el Atiply at Frankfort Hou AK. FOR A BED. four marble tops. corner of Frankfort B OUTFIT FURNTE- Also Pickhprdt’s Parlor 4 Toom. No. 167 Bleecker streey corner of Sullivan - JOR SALE CHES AMELLED PARLOR SUIT, Also MattrensjOar uring, de. Apply at 88 Bast Thirieenth street, room JURNITURE TO LET 4 BP Pepi ihiena rooms is wanted im part payment. Adddrest UL. B., station D. OTURERS.—WEIL, & BRAUNS- ngton street, New York, through their (ff J ence and superior Snot in maiufactir: ing first class Furniture, are prepared to supply the publie at large on as able terms as ean be had In this city. All purchasers are respectfully invited to call as above, Furniture of every kind always on hand, in full suits or otherwine sit YURNITWRE FOR SALE—A SPLENDID FOLDING Parlor Bed in good order and as good as uew. Ap: ply at No, 6 Clinton place. URNITURE OF A FIRST CLASS 1 Rent taken in desk room. Apply at ick TO 3 Rector street. ITURE POR SALE—AT A GREAT. SACRIFICE, roiture, Bed: yor AL47 West Fwonty-agventh strent) the I ding, Carpets, Shades ndid Kitehen Range. Secotid hand d e¢ FURS TURE To 1b ET—OF A THREE STORY HOUSE, at a very moderate price. Apply at No, 20 Kast Forty: first street, between 3 and 8 o'clock F° RNITURE POR SALE, OR WOULD LET SAME TO Acareful party on easy terms, For particulars as to jc or rent, call at 177 Seventh avenue, northeast corner Freeitth sires. up states PURNITCRE, OF BYERY. DESC | oRIPTION, CARPETS, edding, Parlor and Bedroom Suits, jon Tables, Oitelgthe, Spring Mattresses, fe, &e,, at BENDALL & oFT's, 2” and 21 Hudson street, of Canal, n Hours supptied, and ean pay by instalments if pre- ferred ANDSOME FU RNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE—PAR: Tor, Library, Din’ 4 Bedroom Furniture, Roux’s make, for sale. Apply at rect, between lands Pr. ™ yest Sevenveccil AYNE'S: PATENT SEC BrTAR yy mar ac. ft scent al tured by GRIFFIN & PAYNE, 181 WATORES, JEWRLRY, On, ot 17 Blocsker erect, up eusire 1 FIPTH AVENUE LIVERY STABLES, CORNER OF Forty-fourth street, ix a superior lot of Horses for sale; apeed: e, Alko fine Accommodations for livery nhs ‘Riso first, Jas Carriages to let. A. SPLENDID DARK BAY HORSE FOR SALE—16 hands, 7 years old; long tail and mane; stylish and handsome; ‘fully warranted: a good family horse. Cross- mon’s Stables, ‘Thirty-second street, near Lexington avenue. BARGAIN. —A SPLENDID LIGHT SITIFTING TOP Wagon, built by Stiver last summer, and but little Inquire at Dr. Large’s stable, 21 College place, back on House, Brooklyn. ca BRETT FOR “SALE CHEAP, IN GOOD OR- WOOD BROTHERS, 596 pele on kers’, milk, depot and express. this place as favorabie as any that can be found, and every article warranted as represented, STEWART'S Wagon Fac- tory, Fifty-third streot, near Broadway. SPRING CLOSE COACH FOR SALE—AT A BAR- J gain; but little used. Made by Wood Brothers, and can bo soon ai their wareroome, 696 Broadway. OUPE TARNESS FOR SALE.—A NEW COUPE Hal finest metal in or hue, near F Wor, 3 We SALE—A. “BROWN HANBLTIONIAN ryt 6 BALE—A NEW oEXPRESS WAGON AND A new cen baee agit ae ‘To be acen at 700 Third ave- ‘A BROWN HORSE, ABOUT SIXTEEN yon an fat will be sold a Seventh nth avenue, before 9 A. M. ag tall, sound, kind and years old, Lge rd! te; dan tov fiat ePrice 805; double Harness; 86. iesoua tne Avra fg ; Sue, reound han ing. top gen: ‘on account of sickness of e owner. BTL LET'S ntnbie ‘stablos, Hast Twonty-oighth street, hear on avenue, OR ga THE OWNER HAS NO TIME TO twoh igh elght yearn ol sou and Kind oan Grote mile in ree sainaten, a agar, . Paik, ae Fir ‘Avenue res SALE—A STYLISH inna TEAM, BAY! hands hi jlong.s manes and tails and free drive tel know oa spear at rie EUR sorrel Ske brown, Gil fast ong ‘ashington street, near Concor: sagaihaatpadad VOR SALE~A | sien BLACK mage Hors for alady, perfectly wound, kind and grat, 4 Bellfounder ni in three minutos, 1s ands wr = € LAK ‘until sold ne at. LL'R ain- bie’ earner y third Atrent yexingion avenue ean trot OR BALE—ONE NEW TWO HORSE TRUCK. 249 ‘West Thirteenth atreet, below Tenth av JOR SALE—A PAIR OF BLACK CARRIAG 3 mxteen hands high, ane apres Baty al DO ROOT, ther. Can be in the P Park. ely fost Pony fourth street soon at private ‘asble No 49 KEN Lemeaghh toa) ane 4 are In Harness. fine single o n banda lah. very 1 apne Has pea W.STANL JOR SALE—A PAIR OF ROAD HORSES, hands high, young. sound and shifting vop Wagon and doubt pole Horse, 1 ze ¥, No. 16 Wall street JOR SALE LOW THREE, LIGHT EXPRESS WAGONS, two tap and no top Buggies, one Park Phaeton, a second hand Doctor's Phacton and light top Buggy: several seus Harness, 108 Liberty street. (OR SALE —ONE PAIR OF BAY HORSES. 7 YEARS old, 199 hand | Pag tails, trot t ogether ja 3:10; also one Saddle Horse, «) LJ lle Vony, suitable for a ipolatr & Ripley's nvable, 325 whd 3 Navy street, near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn i VICTORIA. TO BE SEX Yorticth street and VOR SALE—ONS Tatiersall’s MADE BY ONE oF ALGUT TOP WAGO! . Inquire of J. BL BATCH c malers, Wate DR, 12th sired, south side, four doors eaxt of vith av, FOR SALE—A FAIR OF THE MOST STYLISH SORRE Horses in thy city; good travellers; hands high Sold on account of the owner having no use for them. | For rticulan inqu ty stables, 75 West further nth street betwes n Broadway and Sixth avenue . nearly new. . 23, JOR SALE-A st ringe Horses,16 hands good travellers al sound In every respect. the private stable 122 West Twenty-t avenue, JOR SALE an be seen West Twent, PAIR OF BAY NDID CAR sigh, kind aud gentle in harness, Can be seen at Un atreet, uear Sixth fi made by Tilton, Broadway hip, Blanket, Hood, 4 sen on the road. Ap jeatiur store por SALE—A FINE LARGE, r 16 hinds high, 8 y MEAVY TEAM OF old. Price for team urbher good truck or farm itornce aud M , Wo $lWerh, at ON Washington street OR SALE—A DARK BROWN HORSE, A GOOD traveller, abhi in harness and under: the Bata Also le highs hifting top Wagon nd bk times; will be sold cheay uddross Mayor, Herald 0 ingle Harne: ‘as the owner is POR, SALE—OIE OF R. M STIVERS: SHIFTING TOF Wagnas ait. sound and e; can trot ind minates; incl. vy G R., box 113 He roa age OR SALB—ABAY MARE, 154 HANDS HIGH, PER feotly kind, entle and sound: nine years oid in J) has trotted a thre mile race tn $20, and warranted inside of 2:40. foo n valoable roan’ Mare, 18i¢ hands high, eight years old, Ing, flowing tall, gentle, sound and kind, and Will trot inle of three minutes; drive well together, and are sold oulyfor want of use. Apply at te stable 17 Bast Thirty mk street ee ee GOvEPRT WARNES AND SADDLES. BEST OA 3 ED LEATHER AND ALL IN ‘ 6,000 little wor Team Hat for lead, and $6 for w’ per horse or mule re belie; wil outweat two sa} work; 3,000 Wagon and Cavalry Saddl SUto'gds a otis Su fates nw, iA. cont $0, with new plated it ‘bridie $21; ‘G00 Hind Bridles, $1; 1,0 Lictle we Jed Case Collars, $2 and $256; new Artillery Collars, Cheek Lines, Per tr Check Reina, ‘De and 10 Head Halters, hat a loz., with Chains, per dor nw iead rit 4 n Wrice. Small orders sent by express ‘ddress Pit n 6 Uo. S09 North Front atreet, Philadel nt PITRIN 10. 480 Ninth wee in addition to Beabove 0 nd for aalo cheap, La iF “SHEETS, “ALL STYLE I Fly and bur Nets, sued ae Tialters, ae. of the bent quality NUS BROS, 104 Fulton HORS ie WANTED—MU ‘ST BEVERY fae, gentle aud sownd. Address Joba , box Washington, D. ‘agons aad Am IGT % HAT ROAD WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP— Dusenbdaté Yan Duser make; can be seen at Excelstor Eyniey, evenee and Mreet, between I and 3 [Sia ora in aka PRE ve age FOR SALE—DARK BROWN, Fmlendid stepper. Apply to Deni wautrats “oor Ae Ek ‘AIR OF VERY SUPERIOR ¥ dearabio in Overy reopen Ap: i ‘reel: ery, desira Kind; large cam a aley ata rf seth age aa Stalls, bor eal Cpa, 4 table atere oie | fi Roop HAND PARK Tarr on, IN. $29, ORDEE, for sale at a bargain, at W BROTHE! 596 Broad: way. pomp, BAND 30¢) AM AY, 20 CARRY ‘OUR OR ‘six perso! plendl fe io WOOD BROTHERS, 596 Broadway. aDpum im HORSE F gl hv ary hi Png HAM. Can be SiavleNo’? Eas Twent enue. aes Fifth avenue. KELETON Sanne FOR SALE—ONE VERY LITTLE owner it, will be sold cheap. Apply at Leadbewer's nisbies, O00 Seventh avenue. 10 LET—A PRIVATE STABLE, ON (WEST THIRTY rth street, Inquire of ROBERT G, CORNELL, 410 sna Ai1'Weet Washingion Market. T° LET—STABLING FOR TEN OR MORE HORSES, in Clinton street. Inqui ro 0. J. Ae RREN, 189 Mon- Toe street, before 8 A. M. or after 6 P. M. 10 LET-PRIVATE STABLE 228 WEST FORTY-SEV- th street, neur Broadway, with accommodations for Coachman to lve upstairs, “Apply at stable. pe LET—PRIVATE STABLES ON SEVENTENTH promises, 0° nose side, west of ~ixth avenue. Apply on the to WILLIAM HENRY jassau street, BUT peti USED; FOR SALE wooD oe 996 Broadway. Tao WAGON, LIGHT, 5) -FOR_ SALE AT A BARGAIN. A BRIGHT 350, Horse, years ola (Cassius M. Clay stock), gentle and iklnd: Jany lady can drive him: “iano Appl warranted rf as erie Rowan, Nos. 9 and LL Hoyt very fast trot at stables of Brooslyn. __ SPECIAL ! NOTICE! HOW WE YACHTSMEN otel, 144, Fulton struct, having b ber burned out in the late fire in Fulton street, has been refitted and Innow ready to transact business. Will open on Mon day, 23d4itst. Many thanks for past patronage, and solicits the sume again from his numerous friends. J. JONES, Proprietor. ISELS OR ee TEAMER CITY OF NORWICH.—ALL V! persons who hase: picked bee saved any (dd aer Be Long isla in afloat or ashore on Sound, forming pa ereby notifed thatthe under. re the sane and settle salvage thereon, and that all such property must be sent to as oF no- tice given of its whereabouts and description, All persons withbolding or disposing of such property will be dealt with according to law. JOUNSON & HIgaINs, Average Adjuste 80 Wall street, New York. 'T. PATRICK'S C ‘A PUBLIC MEETING +) of this circle ‘wilt be heli TE dhovUtal: House, aoraar of bey ge avenue and Twenty-fifth atreot, on Monday, 23d inst, By ordes ok. Sains Ku ERS PER STEAMSHIP SEA GULL ARE by notified that the cargo by this vessel has boen ferreil to the steamship Eutaw, for Baltimore. They will please alter their murine insurances accordin, SMULL, General Agent. HME ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF New York st hold ita sixtieth anniversary at Dods- worth’s Hall, 806 Bi way, near Tenth street, on Tuesday, April 24, at 2" o'elock P.M." Rey. Dr, Montgomery will read the annual report, and deliver an address. Should the weather be ee Eavoraniay the anniversary will be tothe next day. CAROLINE MURRAY, Secretary. . TILE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY ACUEPT THE Honge of Jamex Mulligan for $100 and upwards, himself or his two bost men, OWEN LYNCH: JOUN RAFFERTY, Centre. Bowery, this day (Sunday) at 12 o'clock procig to pay’ the last eof eapect. 9 their Inve Trot ha inte Henry Foulke. Members of sister lodges are Tespeetfully invited to attend. By order. ROBERT MANUELL, N. G Joux D, Kinser, Secretary. MERICUS LODGE, NO. 635.—THE MEMBERS OF this lodge are requested W attend at the lodge, room Sunday), atl PM. for the purpose of aitendin Plate DD. GMasteh HOW. Bro. Gen. cman H, CLAY LANIUS, Sec. Ane LODGE, NO. AND A. M.—THE members of this sige ars are dereuy petisen te meet at attendance, beso 4 in eB call “sf the oc r of foun J. Timpare, Secretary. | D. SNEDEREI, M. M. ek LODGE, NO. 26, F. & A. M.—THE MEMBERS ‘funda, are hereby notified gin at the nat Sones on fe April 22, at 1 o'clock, for the parvaes Baring the last tetbuee Of respect to our late 1. BEAUMONT, Master. Ray, D. D. G. y order, __A-d. Maritewson, Secretary. ie OAK LODGE, NO. 240, ¥. AND A; M.—THE members of this Lodge are hereby gimmensi te meet ‘ (Sunday Ape iy a for th anit Sunday), P. iS; 9 pul unity fered terion eae ed bene tent yy D. Joun 0, Warnuns, YONTINENTAL LODGE NO, 287, ¥. AND A.M, ARE hereby summoned to meet at 9 Broadway, on Sunday, funeral obsequies of ANL. G. more a BONELL, Master. James B. Sarrn, VORINTHIAN CHA! 199 R. aS M. ates! cue 190K. A.M. are By ‘onder ot the M. MTY LODGE, J City Lodge, Ni w Wri hele rooms oh so ror the atten: RW. Brothee George W. Re thot marae MEMBERS OF fo. 40K, Fe A Me” ara hereby nummmoned April 32, 183%, at Lovelock nding the fuineral’ of the late By onter of AMT. LLOYD, Master Finixy, Secretary. K, Hexny H. Su, F. AND A. M11 ed to meet al t stroets, on Sunday, murpove of Attending the i ed ZANDT, Master. NO. _Jawns W, Pisin, Secretary ONIC, NO. 496, F. & A. M.—THE MEMBERS OF THE above Lodge are hereby summoned to attend at their Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner of Centre and Grand Sunday, April 22, at 12 o'clock precisely Birpore of paying the last’ tribute of respect to other G. W. Ray, B,D. G RICHARD NURLEY, Master. TH, Seeretary. Vexpemiee VANHOF LODGE, U PANDA. M.—THE MEM bers of this lodge requested to assem rooms, 916 Hroadway, on Sunday, the 224 in: two o'clock F. M.. for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late K. W. Rrother y rb ae a VALENTINE, Master, AND, A M—THR MEM A. M., are by ul of our late lamented bro- DDO. M. wT tm, ore “THOMAS S. SOMMERS, Master EYSTONE, LODGE, NO. 25, F bers of Keystone Lodge, No. & quested to meet at their on wi oa ea fiat ‘on Sun. lay, the 22d instant, at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of Baring the last tribite of Sent to on? late Brother RW, Heorge W JOSEPH J. JENNINGS, W. M R sret W. THomas, Seeretary prvina.the deat tribute of resy lat ‘Brother George W. Ray. Dis of (he Thin Masonte District. “(see Grand tions.) . By order of EDWARD TENN MAfONG NOTICE. TNE MEMBERS OF EXCEL. JME sior Lodge No. 195, F and A. M., are here to moot at the Masonic Hall, 946 Hiroadway, on ad | uneral’ obseq e instr Master. ASONIC.—THE MEMBERS OF GLOBE LODGE, Pea eaare hereby suinmoned to meet at their rooms, & Union square, on Bunday, 204 snatant, at one o'clock F. M., to pay the Inst fribute of regard to George W Ray, D.D.G. M. By order of mt ORGE BR, NICHOLL, Master. Jouws W. Coowns, Seoretat MARONIS, NOTICR—THE MEMBERS OF JoUN D rd Lage, 250) OFF and A. ested to Feliows’ Hall, corner of Contre fternoon, at one o'clock, to p the ret Wo our lave Brother the Web, 'D G.M, George W. Ray. By order. HENRY WILSON, W. M. Tuomas J. Drew, Secretary, OSAIC LODGF, 418, F. AND A. M—MEMBERS ARE IVE hereby summaned to be present at a special communt- ger at thetr Room coe ding te ternoon, at one greta, for the purpose. of attending the funeral of ‘the late . W. Brother George W. Ray, orien mi (AL Nao Nic not SON, M MAsgxie Notice. <THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS f Metropolitan Lodge, No, Are requested io meot at thelr room, No. bB6 Br dag, on ins. de fay, 228 instant, at o'clock P.M. tor the purpose ot ing the funeral of the late R, W. Brother George W DD. GM. Members will appear tn eecordance, with “ih request of the Grand Master as in special notice, B RH WUISDAL Moxon Lope: (XO. 828 F. AND A. M.—THE MEM. sare requested to meet at No. 8 Union aquare, 8 lay, April, at lig o'clock P. M.y punctual, to mtiond the a to attend the BGM B. HYAMS, M ONITOR LODGE NO. F. AND A. M.—~THE MEM. bers of this Lodge are hereby notified to moet at their lodge room, No. 8 Union square, with the newal badge of mourning, to pay the last tribute of respect to the remain: of pur late District Deputy Grand Master, George W. Ray, 1PM. Sunday, April 22. By order of _Gixoniae WILSON, See. _ MILES CADY, 8. W,_ FO AND AL ™., NOTICE =—PYRAMID LODG room, cornet fuhbral « W., George W, are requested to meet at helt be Twenty-fifth street and Kighth avenue, this (Sunday) afer. pom, at | orelock. for the parpose of paying the last tribute to the late eek hii 1D. G, Master, iy of RITCHIE, W. Master, ‘a. Wein, Secretary ned ti meet 409. Ae 8, H. oui eae NO. ae ¥.£A M.—THE MEMBERS fled to attend a s} fi "wereld at thelr day, April siruge of Boome ‘o'clock, to Mae, ueral of Tiae'h. W. Brother tec age etd te i WARREN 6.8 BENNETT Master. NE LODGE. NO, 204 9. AND A.M THE pias 204 THE bs pectal’ copii » 10 be held at thelr rooms, corner of Broome and Crosby srecta, on Sum- the 22d inst. atone o'clock, spores atlend Ww. lis aicliaRD VANS Me Peer an LODGE, NO. 333, F. & A. M.—THE OFFI- Pe the 1 ‘the funeral of R, W. Geo! BBs Masonic district, cers and members are requested to meet at their rooms in (Sunday) afternoon, at one oelock, preparatory to rs fending the funeral of the late R. W. ‘Brotuer Gorge W, Wea ont, See. JAMES MONDS, W. M. GIMENTIA CODGE NO. 198, F. AND A: M.—THE MEM- bers of tuis Lodge are hersby notified to aaxemble at the 300 East Broadway, on Su +1nsb, at fock eee ae of ata ing the feral ralof BR. W. rend “ a n e funeral of BR. W. Brother George Hay, D. Sete H, RODMAN, W. M. Paxppr, Secreta GYEYAN GROVE LODGE, bers of Sylvan Grove Lodge, 215, F. or Sl M.—THE MEM- Pert ate uampc4 corner of Centre and Grand streets, for’ the purpone of attending the funeral of the late 00, W. ay, trict Deputy Grand Master of the Thind Masonic ‘Distrlot W. B. CHURCH, M. pre MEMBERS OF HOPE LODGE, NO. 244, F. & A. M..ure hereby summoned to attend a special oo nication, to reat atid Broadway, on Sunday, M.. for the of be held at their rooms, corner’ of Thirteenth Acorter R, Web brother George ¥ if Ray. Bey ooretary. 22, at 1 o'clock, P. funeral of our late ‘Thomas G. Witson, Si M. ILUBBS, Master, Tir BRETHREN, OF UNITED STATES LODGE, NO, . M., are hereby notitied Si onta nua ‘of Centre and Grand ake on Ch 22, 1366, at one o'clock, for the of eee of respect, to our late Brother it: W- tnd eae et endkORGE BRAID, Master. Ww. = THos (PuE MEMBE and A. M corner Twenty- ‘22d inat., at funeral of our Ray, DD. G. M. (PE MEMBERS OF MysTIC TIR LODGE, NO. 27m F. ‘A. M., are hereby summoned to be present at Lage’ root this day (Suvday), abl P.O, for the purpose of paving the last sad tribute of respect to the remains of our Eatremed triend and brother, H.W. George W. Kay, lade District Deputy Grand Muster. Per order. JOSEPH H. "tOONE, Master. HE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF LODGE OF ANTE quity, No. 11, are fraternally requested to moet N, Secretary. 8 OF CYRUS LODGE, XO; 208, re requested to meet at their Lodge ‘th street and Eighth avenue, on ‘Sundey, for the purpose of attending ight Wor. Brother, George W. A. RUSSELL, M. rooms, No. 8 Union square, on Sunday, 22d instant, oe o'clock, for the purpose of ee the last tribute of respect I. W. George W. ELLY ZACHARIE, W. M. i MEMBERS “OF MANHATTAN LODGE, NO, ‘and A. M., are hereby summoned to A room, No. 89 Broadway, on Sunday, Apa ai am, o'clock, P. M., to attend the funeral of our’ Lat there, w. Bates Nag Ray. we order of T. WOODRUFF, Master. _ Frank 8, Wincnesrer, Seorctar ry. qe MEMBERS OF BENEVOLENT LODGE Xo. 38, are hereby summoned to appear at thelr I No. 8 Union square, on Sunday, at one o'clock P. mF ty to pay tv: inat tribute of respoct to 1e'W. Brother Itay, D. D. G3 (. W. YOUNG, W. M. of the Third Masonic district, "By order of pw MEMBERS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE, Writs J. Suane, Secretary. WM. hereby summoned to meet at thelr Fooms, on Sunday, the ad inet. at 2 o'clock PM for tue purpose of attending the funeral of the Iste R. W. Brother George W. Ray. By order ot A. H. COULTE Hy RE MEMBERS OF PACIFIC LODGE, NO. fe, Feauested to, assemble ut their Ledge ‘Unton square, of gine tassel ogg 1 32, for the pur} f altending the funers . Brother ray. ‘by ‘order ot the faster, "AB. agi 2 MEMBERS OF INDEPENDENT LODGE, NO, 185, F. and A. M., are hereby sum) to moot at rooms, Masonic ples Broome and Crosby the 22d instant, at BY “cd Coorge W. Onn D. POSDICK. Master, oy, ne ee Secretary. mur i ern OF NATIONAL LODGE, NO. notified to th ret Grand aad Centre streets, ou Sun erie 22, ab 1 ee bf oe please appear in ae te A. Ninpxnweren, Secretary. 2 the funeral of our iat in black aly, aud hi ar bel tf OF ACACIA LODGE, NO. 327, F. & ‘are hereby notified to meet at the lodge room, ner Yourtis and Greene siroees, | (this day) oe sy, Abit ah 1068, at | orolock. P. M., {oF the purpose of the respect to our dD. an ie ‘M. By order of JAMES 8. Weer ©, W. Taviox, Secretary. “ASHINGTON, LODGE, F Z. members of bay eny mgt Siz perghy summoned vo wt mae baer ee aehi eee aa Rerun w. Secret Wont 200GR, Xo. 210, ¥. AND, A. MTR MEM. th Lodge are mble at thelr poms, No, 4k Brosdwat on Suriiay. Apeiiti, at 2 chook he Funeral of the Inte BM. — of attendin, Rt ° jorge, Wea} Ray, D. -¥ a Third tasonic Diatelot By order of WM. R. MURRAY, Maste, _Sonx W. Tison, Secrotary, aston LODGE, NO. 329, F. AND A. M.—THR rethrea of thix Lodge are renrenely Unrpd fo ik sutend tion at their roams, inGoriock P.M, on Sunday, April 22, 1800, for the ais of baying the last tribute of respect to the, remains of to ie. We. George W. Ray, District Deputy rand Master the Third Maso tie order OWN Aa WERBSTELN, w. M. Davu ——— | THE LECTU RE SEASON (MIOLERA.—WHAT IS CHOLERA? WHAT ARE Ita ) Cholera contagious? Can Cholera be i be cured? Two lectures on this im; pie Swit oa nee pers =a qe Sg pril 23 and 24, Gr Webster, in the Chapel of Ghiversity ta Washingion sare “abies lecteres ik tae brace all of practical Importance that ts Known on the ma- ture, node of eommunication, eanse, prevention and proper method of treatmentot Cholera, Dodropen at Zig, Lecture begins at& Tickets may be had at 339 and 622 Broadway, and at the door NEW PUBLICATIONS. LoRio & NEWS FOR THE WORLD PRESS, AND WILL SHORTLY BE ISSUED, most inien sé! teresting wo work ever published, enti cunMistRy vic TORTOUS OVER CHOLERA, y a New York Physician, This book explains every feature of the disease on aelen- tife [eer sand will absorb the att on of anda of physician: 4 millions of people, for in explaining the disease it furmialios a preventive ory person predisposed, and the means of eure for those having an attack. The trade supplied by the Amért and 121 Massau street, New York. mpany, LD 8. MISCELLANEOU e POADWAY, WORK AT Bo taken ( lens 385 Bowery, ared to di at kinds of Lookin ork best manner. Particular ‘at ei » Looking Glasses moving and Bt jours, — STEPUEN A. SMITH. thexame, Ri PEPPER, MANUFACTURER OP f counters for els porter houses, and dry goods stores ora’ €¢ constantly om or made to order, at 196 fund 198 Meveer street VHOLERA! CHOLERA!—DR, HUPELARD'S ANTE / CHOLERA DROPS. —We have received from a pighly em tema physician this renowned and best preservative and ative Medien ‘composition, Cholera. Ever with it, as its tiinely application ty lite, Por nlleases of Cholles, « cacy is prompt and ioe MAROUS & C0. wish Pearl stroe \RED J. SLADE, MECHANICAL lations of all kinds fu ona made of wast Drawings and calc sonable rates. Examinal boilers with a ¥ Address Dry Doet obtaining Increase Tron Works, 43 Bast Tenth street, Ne ¥. PURNITCRE, CARPETS, BOOKS AND LIBRARIES bought for cash at 125 Sixth avenue, betwe band Tenth street. A large stock of Boo NEEBAUKI, 97 CANAL STRERT On HAIRWORK. HATRWORK ‘37 Canal street, near West Broadway st made and most elegant assortment 4-4 Hnirwork of every description, in this elty, te ed wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, by J. K, M7 Canal street, near West Browlway. ail and con vines yourself ARK YOUR CLOTHING.—SUPERIOR | MARKING materiais at MACFARLAND'S Book Store, away and Twenty-third street, S ELEVATED OVEN RAN Ranges in use; also Refrigerators rosene Stoves, Refrigerators repaired buy Manufacturer, 60) Sixth avente and 1,$10 Broadway, between Thirty-sifth and Thirty-sixth streets. ARIS EXPOSITION. —LADIES AND GENTLEMEN of this city and vietnity are invited to call and see the of Rose lower imported by P. MAGNE. Broadway Iigues free ‘Will be exhibiced ant te \t. ROP EROOR LOUIS WUNDRAW'S (OF ; Germany) celebrated Asiatic Cholera Blixer proved by all European authorities. OBINSON'S CREAM SODA, FOR CHILDREN, The attention of heads of families is Jed to thts detitous eto the many ailments to whic mr euminer complaints, worms, dar stomach and general weakness of the «yxtem, its gentle and effective influence fs unsui CHOLERA This prey me only during the jot, Also by re rte tb of Phone: ration’ was first tnade by qholera of 1819, at the suggestion of the late Dr. Dr, Anderson, who highly mended It asa thie disease, Pac ages aM four, doeen, tained hy addressing the manufacturer, . roo Tn Sadtties allowed for when returned. ANY Py CTY WIRING TO Dispose OF gh ‘dont lothing for part cash and ve stocks ent find orm s'weok Western Merch tok \Wasten balance fn first clase farnee: A 1 New York | Wee SURTAING bal Ths at oy aks pe he WF ine execlionce of - ~ “ROBERT. No, 3 Cliuton Wall, AND DONE my