The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, May 13, 1866. ‘The stock market was firm throughout the past week, and, although the tendency of prices was upward, there was not speculative activity enough to carry them up to ‘any material extent, but at the close there was mode- rately brisk demand for most of the Wostern railway shares, and especially Michigan Southern and Cleveland and Pittsburg, in consequence of their largely increased earnings. The ‘bear’? element on the Stock Exchange has subsided into a state of quiescence, while the ‘bull’ strength lies almost inert; but this state of affairs is not likely to be prolonged, and, with increased activity, prices can hardly fail to advance, in view of the great monetary ease and the restored confidence in values. Loans on government securities were made on Saturday as low as three per cent, and the surplus of funds soeking employmept is still on the increase. There is a growing disposition to invest in railway property, and the belief in much higher prices during the ensuing summér and autumn ts general. This will have the effect of averting, to a great extent, the usual sales to realize by persons leaving town during the dog days. The passage of the uew Consolidation bill will only tend to inspire confidence and stimulate speculation, while the payment of tempo- rary deposits by the Treasury will still further surfeit ‘Wall street with money. At the close of business on Saturday the share market ‘wag atrong at the following prices :—Now York Contral 92% a}, Erie 73% a %{, Reading 107% a %, Michigan Southern 793 a %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 84% a %, Rock Island 94% a 34, Northwestern 2914 a $, North- western prefered 5934 a 1, Fort Wayne 98% 2 99, Can- ton 6934 a 5, Cumberland Coal 4534 44, Quicksilver 5436 0 5544. The gold market was firm, notwithstanding the dis- bursement of $9,724,000 since the Ist of May by the Sub- ‘Treasury here, on account of the five-twenty coupons, end the abundant supply of coin for delivery, which caused loans to be generally made without interest. The fluctuations were, however, light, and the closing quota- tion of the week was 1294 3g. The daily range was as under:— "oe Lowert, 123% 127% 129 1284 129 128% Thursday. + 129% a% 12836 Friday. + 120% 129 Saturday + 129% 1.8% Foreign exchange was also firm, in view of the curtail: ment of the cotton supply at the ports, the considera- ble indebtedness of our importers to Europe, and the necessity of putting their accounts in order, preparatory tothe execution abroad of orders for the fall trade. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days closed at 109% a 3, short sight 110% a \, commercial 108 a 109, bills on Paris at sixty days Sf, 18c. a5t, 15c., short sight 5f. 100. a 5f. Ie, The examiner appointed by the Comptroller of the Currency to Inquire Into the condition of the Merchants? National Bank at Washington has made his report, and it confirms the worst suspicions which have been enter- tained in relation to this disgraceful failure. Exclusive of the furniture and fixtures of the establishment, which are valued at $5,017, its real assots, consisting almost exclusively of revenue stamps, turn out to be $789.07 (or lees, to avoid misunderstanding, than eight hundred dollars). There is, in addition, a little more than ® thousand dollars in the form of special de- posits, and a quantity of bills receivable, pro- tested, past due and undue, altogether amounting to $41,962; but these may be set down as worthless, with perhaps a trifling exception, ‘The nominal assets in tho general balance sheet prepared by the emaminer include the enormous sum of $714,710 due by Bayno & Co. of Baltimore, the firm in question being declared insolvents without assote, It seems from this that Bayne & Co.’s indebtedness to the bank and the United States deposits in it nearly balanced cach other. The latter aggregated, at the time of the failure, $762,312, so thet there is only an odd fifty thousand dollars between them: The govern- ment deposits, too, between the Ist of January and the 3d of May inoreased in about the same proportion as the private deposits decreased. The latter amounted, accord- ing to the reports of the bank, to $609,302 on tho Ist of January, and to only $40,000 on the 34 of May; while tho former increased during the samo time from $04,225 to $762,312, about $300,000 of which was deposited with the bank between the 2ist of April and tho 3d of May, the day of the failure, This rapid accumulation of government money was owing, the examimer says, to an effort to save Bayne & Co. from failure on the part of Paymaster Paulding “@ Xnd others. Bayne & Co, stood in immedate necd of from $160,000 to $250,000 to save them from suspen- ston, and on thé 20th of April sever! interwiews and con. siltations were held between the parties to this con- spiracy to defraud the gevorament, Paymaster Pauld- ing was present at oe’ OF more of these mectings, and on the following day he obligingly deposited two hundred thousand dollars with the doomed bank. ( this amount Bayne & Co, at once received $150,000, and $30,000 more to make good cer- tain checks which the bank bad drawn upon them on the provions day. It will be strange if Paymaster Pauld- img ts not held criminally responsible for this gross mis- application of the public money entrusted to him, his de- posita with the bank at the time of its failure having been more than haif a million of dollars ($500,851.) It is to be hoped that the Congrossional comraittee appoint ed to inquire into this scandalous affair will pertores its dnty without fear or favor, Tt may be weil to remind taxpayers that the schedules of | come tax are returnable to the assessors of Internal Revenue on the Ist of May under the provisions of the amended law of March 3, 1865, It is not the duty, as it should be, of the assessors to send blank forms to the taxpayers in their respective districts, the law requiring the latter to Mud out the former and obtain the blanks by their own exertions, in default of which the aasessors may add a penalty of twenty-five per cent to the amount of the income returned. ‘The tax duo is for the year 1965, at the rate of five per cont upon all sums over six hundred dollars and under five thousand per annum, and at the rate of ten per cent on the oxcess over this latter sum. Six hundred dollars is exempted upon all incomes, and the amount of all na- tional, State and municipal taxes paid curing the year, together with the amount paid for rent, or the rental valuo of any house occupied by the taxpayer in his own right or that of his wifo, may be deducted from the gross income cf all persons liable to the tax. It fa noticeable that rents and the price of real estate are lower now than they were two or three months ago, whon landlords piled Pelion on Osea by compelling their totiants fo pay a freah advance on their prev ously severe exactions. The cause of the sharp rise in rents was @ desire on the part of property owners to sell and not to let their premises, and the more they advanced their rents the more \aluable they expected their property to become. Bit their expectations have been to a great ex- tent disappointed, Those who have succeeded with their tenants io obtaining the advance they naked are not likely to be ‘qually succesful next year unless in a few par- ticular localities, while many who wanted to sell have minsed th ir market by overstepping the mark, The greed of gain may easliy be carried to an unprofitable extent and cat away iis poseeesors’ fortunes. Tho opinion of Mr, Ashton, the Acting United States Attorney Geueral, respecting the tax on brokers’ sales, addressed to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, contains the following ex jon of the law, showing that bankers doing business as brokers stand on pre- cisely the same footing a8 brokers, and aro equally liable with them 'o the tax on _ It reome to me a corollary from p sitions affirmed by the Suprei rtin their adj that a per. fon doing genoral business a a bre ‘at (he same time prosccutes the busiuces of selling stocks an other to securitios for others as well as for limeelf, is Il fay, tae UpOD alt his salen Bo long as” his s ited to his own securities bis transact come those of a broker, but when 1 aaled ho negotiates sales of securities for Gagos in the businers of a broker, ond becomes a banker doing business as a broker, A broker and « banker doing business a8 a broker siand on precisely tho same footing in the statute; bo:h are mentioned in the ninety nicth section as subject to the payment of the eame se. upon the sales of the kinds of Property, there enumerated. The Supreme Court pattie, as we have ecen, that brokers are Liable to pay duties on all their trier ‘howe of thelr OWN property as Well as those of the pr p | of others, Bankors, there ore, doing bus ners Wrokers would oem to be subjected to the aame tol They are Chargeable, under the pro iwions oF tt b rection of tho statute, with the payswent of duttcr upou al thoir talon, The oxemplion (f Lan.ers suf their own focaritive from daty i# maintainable oniy, ( iink, when | tho bankers do not proseou'e or carry on business as brokers; in the case of those who. in other words, do hot engi, in Wie business of negotiating purciases or aloe of securition for the bevetit of over parties, But bo exemption can be Cain ed by dankers who do engaxe fu such business in favor o sales which they may Dego- Hate of their own seovrities. ihe s'etate requires them, Ja my opinion, to make the *ame retarne of sales aa are mado by broxera, and suljects thew tw the lability of paying like brokers'§ duties upp all anles of stock and ies by them negotiaced, whether for the benefit of themselves or of others, ‘The following tale shows the quotations of the jead- ing shares at tho first session of the Stoo’ Exchange at the close of each of the last four weeks:— ‘Stocks, April2l. April 28. May 5. May 12. Atlantic Mail. 19 LK 13 132 American Coal. — 62 65 ‘Alton & Terre Hi % ie Alton & Terre Haute pref th 6% = 63 66 ton Cor Tg 58% = 809K Cleveland & Pitts 82% 82 8336 Cleveland & Toledo 104% 10496-1044 Chicago & Rock Isiai 128” 12hg 04 Chicago & Northwestern 20% «= 88 2B Ghicagos Northwestern pt 5% BON 13GB Central Coal. = “4 44% Cumberland 5% «44% 45 Delaware &Hudson Canai 138 — — 42 Hudson River........++ 108% 10% 10% 10934 Mlinois Cent 121% 122% 12246 Michigan Central... 107 100109 Michigan Southern. 82% BKB, Morris and Essex. 82 _ 85 Milwaukee & St. ‘Paul... 47 43 51 56% Milwaukee & St. P'l pref — 588 1% = T14 we «BK O18 B. By % i MK Oh 13% . 183g 80 7” . 26% «= 26K 28 cif ‘ 225 aa aa Pi abun ‘& Fort Wayne. 98% 98% 100 98% Quicksilver Mining...... nae BAK 54 853% ing RR..... 105% 107% 10734 Western Union Telegraph Mae 87: 62 6254 Government securities were quoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows:— April 21. es 28, May5. May 12. Sixes of 1881. “ore 108% 10% Sixes of 1867. — 12K Sixes of 1868. 14 tis nt Ten-fortias.. » ig 9535 96 96 Five-twonties of 1862.104% 106: 102% = 102 Fiye-twenties of 1864.104% — 105! 102 102 Five-twenties of 1865. 105 105; 102% © 102% Tand3-10ths, Ist seriesl01% = 101% = 102 102% ‘Tand 3-10ths, 2d sories101% 101 102% =: 102% T and 3-10ths, 3d series101 9% 101 102 102% One year certificates... 99% 100 1003 100% The shipments of specie from the port of New York last week and during the year to date compare as follows with the exports during the corresponding period in 1864 and 1865:— 1864. 1866, Nineteenth week... $2,45% 008 $olN885 $1 ,084, 496 Previously reported. .17,364,120 6,017,564 7,315,874 From Jan.1 to date. $19,816,788 $6,667,449 $8,380,370 ‘The total imports at this port for the woek ending May 10 comparo as follows :— rit 26. May3. May 10. Dry goods.....+-.+++ {fon 886 $1,088,264 $1,506.46 General morchiandise. “4,328,740 2,708,296 "8,258,368 soenescoes $0,229,635 $3,886,600 $4,767,121 The Now York imports of foreign dry goods comparo as follows with former returns:— For the werk. 1864. 1865, Entered at she port $978,132 $1,213,904 ry 508, 753 ‘Thrown on market 1,400,186 1,209,684 1,467,238 Since Jan. 1. Entered at the port $36.455,272 $16,452,624 $57,149,259 Thrown on market 37,687,164 18,313,889 54,257,115 The earnings of the Erio Railroad and Buffalo Division were:— April, 1866.. April, 1865... Decrease this year,...... The Cincinnati Gazette of Friday say: There is a good demand for money, but with an ample supply of capital the market works easy, and good paper passes freely at 8 a 10 per cent, and cal! joans are obtain- able at 6a co cent, The demand for exchange con- tinues tn excess of the supply, and shipments of currency are still necessary. There {#60 much money and so little use for it, comparatively, that government securities are Deing bought to a greater extent than they are sold by the outside public, and consequently but little exchange is obtained from this source. At the same time produce is held above Eastern prices relatively, and there are comparatively few commercial bills offering. The 1m- ports, meantime, are fair, and tho exchangos are of course ‘against us. The coni from the West to New York cnongh money loft se.anewer oft tha pasponen While this state of things continues it is useless to talk about a stringent money market New York. Capital promises to be a drug there all the summer. It cenanly will be unless Mr. McCulloch doos something to abzorb it; and since his business js to scli and exchange <ccurities @ do not see what he can do to affect it pefmanent We quote our market for exchange firm s 60 a 76 pro- mium buying, and 1-10 premium selling COMMERCIAL REPORT. Asns,—Rocelpts, 12 pkgs. tices for pot were very firm at from $6 87% a $7124. Pearl was entirely nominal. The supply of both descriptions continues very low and sales aro -stricted on this account, though the demand is very moderate. Breapstores.—Recelpts, 8,601 bbls. Rour, 287 bags corn moat, 82,108 bushols corn, 22,631 do. oats and 2,976 do. barley, The four market was dull and irregular. State flour was in somo cases 200, a 30°. per bbl. off, as were certain kinds of Western flour, but the decline was by no means genoral. The sales comprise only 4,500 bbls., at our revised quotations annexed. Southern flour was sold with difficulty, even at lower prices, and the market closed very dull and irregular, with sales of 300 bbis. at our quotations, Prices for Canada flour wore in afew instances 40c, per bbl. in purc! favor, while all grades wore at least 20c, lower. The sales were confined to about 300 bbis, Rye four was dull and heavy. Corn ‘meal was in moderate domand, but the market was heavy at our quotations. Tho sales embrace 700 bbls. mostly Brandywine. We quote:— $1,153,205 1,538,313, $385,018 $7 50 a $8 20 40 a 8 80 8a 9 50 50a 970 50 a 10 00 50 a 13 75 Cominon Southern. 65-0 11 40 Fancy and extra do. 50 a 16 75 Common Canadian. ci 9 70 Good to choice and 15 a 13 50 Rye flour (su — ot) 715 Corn meal, 90 400 ‘Corn meal, ” Bran iy" 2a 425 Corn meat, Brandywine, 25 a 22 50 —Whoat was dull, and, with prospective heavy rocoipte, the market ended in buyer's favor, prices having further receded 3c. a $c. por bushol. The sales were very light, comprising only 6,000 bushels old winter red at $2, and 1,000 bushels new No, 2 Milwaukeo club at $2 05. Corn opened firm, but closed rather hoavy, with rales of only 89,500 bushels at 78. a 8c. for unsound, auc $0c. « 82¢6. for sound mixed Western, in store and dolivered. Oats wore quiet but unchanged. We quote State at 650. a 64e., Western at 40e, a Ble., Canada nt 600. a 6lc., New Jersoy at Sic, a 68c,, Penosylvanta at Sc. a 6Te., and Southern ‘at 56c. a STC. ne ‘was quict at from SOc, to $1 20. as to uallty, without business, Barley was sleady at 00c. © $1°26"" Matt'was dul! and nominai, with no aales of cons tall “Gorton. —The market was ‘was yeeterday, buyers fen ne to operate at the ruliny ile holders were ns firm as ever. The stocl . estimated comprises 155,000 bales. Messrs, Cornwall & Zerega, in their weekly cir- cular, atate as follows: — “There is a fair amount of cotton offering, but all good grades are very firmly held, and sell readily at quo- tations, while low grades sell only siowly. “Our advices show a heavy decline in’ recei points. Reports from most sections of the Rot favorable” for the next season's cotton crop. Co parently well authenticated advices show much trouble from imperfect wed, fovere frosts and overflows, While it ts yet too early to estimate with any degree of satis. faction aa to the amount of the next crop, these advices are having an effect on our market, and were it not for the large and accumulating stocks in Liverpool holders of cotton world be able to secure a decided advance in “."” The sales to-day embrace 2,600 bales, mainly at the annexed prices :— Upland, Florida, Mobile, N.O.@7, much tho same as it but little disposition at all gd Ordinary... 20 20 30 Low tuldiing. 33 33 33 au 35 35 38 a7 37 ‘Corre was without auik chan Prime grades were scarce and more wanted than under qualities, w bern the rule for wee A sale Pt wriaing 2,700 bags Rio, ex Chanticleer, at Use, ond, was the only transaction prim® stock continue pretty firm and offer spari Furicnrs.—There was no market today, and rates were entirely nominal. The charters comprise a petroleum at de 6d.; a bark for Cork, for wheat or corn in all June, at ba Od; a from firet bands, com- gold, in Hanoverian ship to Kanagawa, Japan, con; 8 Norwegian bark to Pernam! Bueo, «British bark to Havana, a bri north side Cube and back, aechooner from Spanigh Le from St. b m Machias to bark, to Nuevitas and back, sugar, ‘and molasses, $4 62\4 under, $3 50 on deck’, & ‘tacboons: from south side Cuba to New York, ¢ 8 brig, from Clenfuegos to Now York, 600. ; a Ler 54 from Houth Side Cuba to New York, 52c., and molasses $3 50 on deck; (mall 2,350 tons) to Cow Bay, C. two schooners from Rondoat to Salem, from Eiizabethport to Boston, $2; and one from 2 hiss: bethport to Jersey City, $190. Hors wero Cte ‘steady. We note ealos of 50 balos ‘ft from 280. to Abe., to quality. Moractes was very frm, ine bat. th demehd was ‘imtted and the bue in small lous, We qnove Ur) ane Se, a $1 10e , Porta Rico O0e, a TBe., Cuba im Cuba, layed, BSc. a Ae, ecoipts, 143 bbla, pork, 672 pkgs. cut » lard.” The speculative feeling in pork D strong to-day, and the prices realizes Ind! ated a want of contider mn the future, Cnet sales were mace at from 62 4c. a AT Myc, under yostenta: Prices, but a part of t | Close of ‘Change. decline was recovered before U sales comprise 9,000 bbl. on U 2 epot at $20 62 8 $3125 for new moss, closing at $01 cash ; $29 50 a $50 for old meas, and §24 50 75 tor primo. Also 6,000 bbia. now mons for forward delivery, br Py for ey and July, seller's and bi option, $31 2. Boot was tn fair deman: Se prices were very y stead at ¢ E451 er ln mene an and $21 508 §u4 o for new extra moss, Beef hams were firmer, owing to a scarcity. | Bokrding Menor’ Bencvolent Association, aro. respect Englicn | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1866. Tho demand was only moderate. We note sales of 150 bbls. at $42 50.8 $43, Bacon was ni prices were ent rely ‘nominal. in demand, and Cut meats were'in light mupply, and prices were very firm. ‘The sales compr se pkgs. at 12: en 8 1Ke and 173g, a 190, me “6 lard was very mod a shade in buyer's favor. abont 600 packac an extreme for cho holce lots kettle-rendered; also or June, seller's option, 500 packages, at 22 Saco, heavy. We oy (new crop):—Orange and roe: rs, (han pails, per pound, North river, A8o. Pennsyivan'a, W 500,; New . balteirkin us, de." a de. ou Woish tubs, for shoulders, ene! tate 4ic. a 44c,; Western, tubs, 25c, a 87c.; do., yellow, fr- king, 420, 0440. Cheese was dul following prices, which ate nominal:—New crop—Factory dairies, per peunel ie 18c, a 2lc. ; farm dairies, "ee, 4 17c, ; Orange coun- ai fla-skimmed, 80. a 120, Old ‘crop—Factory made Fi ey ality, 2) 22c.; do. do., second quality, . farm dairies, first quality, 2lc. a 22c.; 4o., pao 180, a 200. ; do., common, 17c. a 180, Prrrotzom was quict, Refined continued firm, but crude was somewhat heavy, but not by lower. The sales embraced 2,000 bbis., mainly at 283¢c. a 200, for crudo and 42o, a 45c, for refined, the latter rate an out- sido price for prime standard white, Rice was only wanted in small quantities, and the mar- ket was Gull and somewhat heavy. Rangoon was quoted at 93¢c. 8 93¢c., and Carolina 12c. a 13440. Sucar.—The’ market was very quiet and somewhat heavy, with a continued’ limited demand. The only transaction heard of was 38 hhds, grocery Porto Rico, which realized 13c, Refined sugar was without improve- ment, but prices were maintained. We quote A coffee at. 14%c., and standard JES. The market for raw sigar clos=d't nominal, s¢ (tie fouiowing prices:—St: Croix, 10%c. & 1046.; Porto Rico, refining grades, 0%c. a ‘10x. ; Porto Rico, grocery grades, a a 133c, ; Cuba musco- vado, 8%c. a 12%. ; Cuba,’ fair refining,’ 103¢c. ; Cuba, food refining 10340. @ 1036. ; Cuba, fair to good grocery, c. a 11340. oe was firmer, with a continued g004 demand, tad sales were about 120,000 000 Ibs, mainly at 11%, a Taaiccn was nominally unchanged. No sales of mo- ment were made, Wursksx.—Receipts, 128 bbis. The market continued inactive and nom nal. A few small lots found buyers at $2 26 a $2 27 for State and Western, but no large lots were taken, Telegraphic Market Re Burra Flour quiet, stock light. Canada spr $10 50, extra State $9 50, white Westorn and Canada at $12 2 $14. Wheat inactive and parties apart. Corn ee 1 mixed at 64c. ; yellow at 660. a 67c., mixed at 58c. a ts—Chicago at’ 88c, a 44c., Milwaukee at 46c, bn State barle Om Ryo horminal, Whiskey in tive. Mess pork $3 ‘at 2230. Canal freights—To eure toe an Mice and 5%. for oats. Imports—3,000 bbis. flour, 92,908 bushels wheat, 64,731 bushels cora, 162,766 bushels oats. Canal ex- ports—26, 525 bushels wheat, 114,070 bushels corn and 54,223 bushels oats. Cmicago, May 12, 1866, Flour dull. Wheat unsettled, and declined 8c. a 9c. closing at $1 604, a $1 61 for No. land $1 10a $1 12 for No, 2. Corn declined ic. a 1c., at 503c. @ 51c. for No. 1. Oats quiet at 32c. a 323¢c, Provisions dull. Freights firm at 9c. on corn to Buffalo. Rec*ipts— 12,000 bbls. flour, 34,000 bushels wheat, 155,000 buehels corn, and 34,000’ bushels oais, Sbipments—4,600 bbls. floor, 33,000" bushels wheat, 93,000 bushels corn, and 31,000 bushels oats, ban Flour dull and drooping. Wheat ke ey aa creat, ly 8c. lower; sales of new white Michigan at $270; new Amber, $1 60. Corn firm, active and le, better; sales at 58c, for No. 1 mixed and 59¢, for yellow. Oata dull. Ryo quiet, Lake freights dull and unchanged. Mnwavres, May 12, 1866, Flour dull, Wheat declined 9¢. a 102, at $176 for No. 1, Oats firm at 7c, Frelghts ‘unchanged, Rec:ipts, 1,800 bbls. flour. 65,000 bushels wheat, 1,300 bushels corn and 11.000 bushels oats, Shipments, "2,800 bbls. flour and 73,000 bushets wheat, Gworxmart, May 12, 1866. Flour and wheat dull. Whiskey dull at $2 23 in bond, and $2 20 duty paid. ‘Mess pork dll at $31; sales of 300,000 Iba, shoulders, sides aud clear sides at 12c. a 150, and ite. Lard at 21%. Gold 12834. NAVY BULLETIN. DETACHED—MAY 5. Surgeon E. 8. Bogert, from Naval Hospital at New York, and waiting orders, HONORABLY DISCHARGED—MAY 5. Acting Mas tors Gilbert Dayton, from May 6, W. G. pen m, May 6, and Edmund Kemble, from “August ast, : Acting Ens'gn William Zimmerman, from October 24 jast. Acting Gunner Andrew Harman, from May 6. Acting Firat Assistant Engineer J. R. Kamsey, from September 6 last. Acting Second Assistant Eagincer Thomas Galloway, from May 1. ‘Acting Third Assi tant Engineers F. M. hab al from June 13 last, and Willian: Charlton, from April MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. DrGraw—Gnwax.—On Wednesday, May 9, at Wood- bridge, |. J.. by tho Rov. Dr. RM ‘Averarombie, Wituaw M. DeGraw, of Rahway, N. J., to Manirta F. Giias%, of the first named place. Waras—Kettoaa.—On Tuesday, April 24, at Lansing- burg, N. Y., Cuanues R. Wars to Hanniet Opi, youngest daughter of tho late Charles H. Kellogg. Died. ANDERSON. —OLtoFF ANDERSON, in the 48th year of his age, a native of Sweden. Hs remains will be interred in New York Bay Ceme- tery. His relatives and friends, also the members of Pilgrim Lodge, No. 243, 1. 0. of 0. F., and the Seamen's t fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 147 Cherry sircet, on Tuesdiy afternoon, at half- past one o'clock. ‘The members of Pilgrim Lodge, No. 243, L. O. of 0. F. are requested to meet ut their lodge room, 132 Bowery, at one o'clock, on Tuesday, to attend the funeral of our late brother. WM. CHRI.TIE, N. G. ‘Avoxnsos.—On Saturday night, May 12, Wiuuiam Jexs Axprrsox, son of John ©. and Auna Anderson, aged 2 years, 8 months and 22 day, The relatives and friends, and also the members of Co- minthian Lodge, No. 488, aud A. M., are rom mony invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hi parents, No. @9 Division strect, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Be tisk —On ad May 11, Rommay Berra, in the ‘Tith year of iis ag Tho relatives ent friends of the fam'ly are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, fron: the Episcopal charch, New Rochelle, this (Monday) afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock, without further notice. Brooxs.—-On Fr May 11, at the residence of his father, noar Plainfield, N. J., Georg Brooxs, in the 434 year of Lis age. The relatives aud frionds ore respectfally invited to attpd the funeral, ths day, at twelve o'clock, at St Jobn’s churel, Corner of Washington and Johnson streets, Brooklyn. Baviss.—Co Sunday, May 19, Guseer C, Barus, in the 61st year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are er invited to attend the funeral, thie (Monday) ThooD, at three o'clock, from his late residence, 124 Franklin street, Brooklyn. DoNatpson. Ton Friday, May 11, Mrs. Carumatve Dow- sungor, widow of James Donaldsdn, in the 88th year of er age. Her frends and thore of her sons-in-law, William E. Lewis and Henry U. Siipper, ar» respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, No, 62 Seventh street, this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, without further notice. cx. —On Friday evening, May 11, Jase Witttam Domisiox, Jr., eldest son of James . Dominick, in the ‘2st Lyd of ‘bis age. funeral servi: corrioes iN be held this (Monday) after- sctar at balf-past one o'clock, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, corner of Forty ferond streot and Madison av- enue, jatives and frienda ot the family, also mem- bers of the Ninth Company, Seventh regiment N. G., aro Feapectfully inviled to attend, eithout notice, Doyonve.—On Saturday, May 12, Caantm, infant son of Charles and Luey Donohue. enworD.—On Saturday, May 12, at the residence of po uncle, Many Axw Deraorn, in the 13:h year of her SThue friends of the family aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her uncle, Thos. Stanton, 383 econd avenue, this (Monday) morning, at half-past ten o'clock. Dick.—In Williamsburg, on Sunday, 18, Jouy W., son of the late John W. and Catharine Dick, in the math yoar of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are ae toh invited to attend the funeral, from street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Grivecu.—In Brooklyn, on. Suara, ay 1 Avaveres , Aged 16 youn eaalic ont a ma Tho relatives and friends of the family are rospect- fally tuvited to aitend the furnetal, on 1 o'clock, from the residence of J. \ertes, No 116 North oxtord streot,\Brooklyn, further on On Sunday, M: F. javscmtp.—On Sunday, May 13, Gronos fou ot Job ‘and Julia Havech id, aged year,’é months A The friends and relatives are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 112 Contre street, hia day (Mond fay), ns re sowLee,—On Faterday morning, ‘AM, eldest son of James and bila ecthn teed 4 yoars and 3 montha, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this, (Monday,) afternoon, at two grelock, from the residence of his parents, 613° Hudson ireet. Lrven.—At Yorkyile, on Sunday, May 13, Mary Lyxcn, davghter of Jones aud Rosanna Lynch, aged 1 1 month and 10 days the fa fiends and rolativ neral, from her fii her's rex between Third and Fourth noon, at oue o'c invited to at ay Monn-On Sunday, May 13, Davi Moorn, aged 26 years, 10 months and {1 daya fhe relatives aud friends of the temily, and those of bis brothers-in-iaw, Jawes Forsyth and ©. B. Weedruf, are respectfully Invited to attend the fuueral, on Tues- noo, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 15 fy nklin street, Canada papers please copy. Not lost, but gone before. —In Harlem, on Sunday, May 13, Joy J. Men, h year, + nd relatives are aiervectatly invited to atiend the fuucral from bis late remdeaco, Bighth hams, The demand for de, and prices ruled. nominally The sales wero confined to mainly at 19¢. a 22c., the latter rate c. Butter was Cemetery. ys burlat. by ed pany. 3 orgia Ru $$ _... HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0, Hess wenue and 183d street, on Wednesday morning, at ten lock, without further notice. McCoun,—On Sunday, May 13, Amwua, infant daughter of James and Elizabeth McComb, aged 6 months. Funeral this: jodieacan afternoon, at two o'clock, from residence 794 Washington, 12, Exzza Oaxs, in the 74th Oaxxs,—On Saturday, May year of her age. Tho faneral will take place at her late residence, 192 Orchard street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. O’Brren.—On Sunday, May 13, after @ short iliness, of chronic brouchotis, Ax¥ 0’ Bx 1¢ beloved yrife of Daniel O'Bnen. The friends and relatives, also her brother, Thomas and Mary Fain, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenco, 417 Cherry street, on Tu: sday atternoon, at two o'clock, The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for aa Detroit papers please co; Patox.—On Sunday May 13, Apa Mgtvina, youngest daughter of William and Mary Paton, aged 3 years, 10 months and 24 days. ‘The relatives cy friends of the family are bos aie invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of pare ate, 62 Barrow strect, on Tuesday afternoon, at fo o’cloe! San Francisco papers please copy. Prics. —On Saturday, May 12, Jouy Dimpricu Priaas, aged 2 years and 2 months, The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) after- noon, at oue o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 382 Greenwich streot, corner of Jay. Ramary.—On Saturday, May 12, Mrs. Nanoy Ramsey, aged 74 "The frlonds ‘and relatives of the family aro reape>tfull, waited ‘to- in ree wd aie ik from her \ste residence, OEE SPAN Rav HORSES BLACK M. youns, ki and sound; Coupe Roo te establishment, Inqui ASHION COURSE TROTTING. BAT STALLION RACE. THE GR o Vv. OMMODORE VANDERBILT. oH} OR “ ,_ RATCHRN, Zhe rent a 2 and stake of $1,000, mile heats. three 25 five ts between the renowned horse Commodore Vanderbiit and the famoua salion from Califo M."Fatchen, Jr. will ike place at the Faxnlou Course op, Fila, MA is Arse. ATS _emeetere, Vande: ons te well known as £4 of the fastest @ island, and the repuiation of the stallion from Boittornta ioruah that hs onteer last year challenged an en phere ts Se Saee, and offered to come to New York trot. The hi ng fast and steady, coming nto apital condition. A great race inay ce oats will leave every half hour, and Thirty: fourth arent every ae ey ee ae woormee at P.M. lent police arra: ts at thy SSSEEH CROCHENDN, Proprietor. YORK, MAY 11, 1866.—THE STALLION WILLIAM Heo tse aichen will stand for mares at the ont Cs Se endl: ly 20. TEAMIny, ‘Pufey-fourth aie ‘troat and Fifth a avenue, New York. NION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.—TROTTING.—ON Tuesday, Fi at3P.M.; Purse and Stake of $30; mile heats. eat in ‘3 harness, R. Walker enters b. m. Paz Burnt ‘oodruff enters ch. m. Rosamond; D, Piifer enters br. io Mambrino Pilot. WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor. TSION, COURSE, re ISLA! s moe hee Bae br. m. Moll Pitcher; rp Phifer _ Muon eniers br. g Lew. WILLIAM 8HAW, se i BLE. beige $400. In RSE YOR SALE.—A VERY kind and fast. Price rooklyn Post office, 1s hi aulre of. MeCOnsTCK, YOR SALE—MATONED TEAM, 1 nag Pores x Se ander saddle; are srt years oft: Ket Phaeton, A WHITE SHET- e with Bret by ‘Lowden; we been used ively by 8 ie pi "tor bo 'woon sh Gold ssame ets hs poral Fella ble: a eomplate turnont, strect, or at 414 IHETLAND PONIES FOR SAL 4) land Pony. Wagon Na | Harness, Wagon, very handsome. Brooklyn, TORAGE AT SAN FRANOTSCO ST. s ieee FRAN STABLES, £2 WRSP coe ME ESET “ERI ene eats QEA SHORE.—TO RENT FOR THE SEASON, STABLES. ©. which oan accommodate from 18 to 2 hi to adrat class hotel at Long ceases ‘Adilrese “tame P, Remond, Long Branch, HANGED FOR HORSES ne, twenty Horses from the country: carta, trucks, stevedores, express or any business; sound and kind, Also two low pric buaoanens Inquire 541 Canal street, corner of Waslitngton. HE CELEBRATED TROTTING HORSES PRI lp Gray Biddle, Git Karson, stallion Petroleum, d several 1 be sold at auction on on Saiarey nom otal he stables of J B. McManm, Hanoters Point, ‘Long sland. For pariiontere see auction, notice by W. H. DISBROW, 100 Liperty street. LitJ TOErEE: Lt gs _—BREWSTER af fice Te by xamination ci} this a rt out to ops) wit hea itt Eromeng R. in New Ye SPORTING, Fo, SALE—THE NEW SIDEWHEEL STEAM YACHT innie Warren: 80 foot 20 feet beam over all: deans 356 f — -- ‘address Prankile Wig Wight a2 ‘232 South ‘ntreot, Now a “akg % FPRANCIS baled ti NO. bs hed SLIP. HAS ALL THE ee os os eae Ric, aged 23 rears, aod The remains will be brought to New Haven, Conn., for ful Tota. fo fone ihy they clalin su it Phitadet rere On Saturday, May 12, Kare Srackpoun, choloe breeds jutlor's Infuiltble Mange Cure | Joe: He Godwin: ana J ¢ pecker soa ver of Win. Stack, fo years and 4 months: | and Flea Fxtorminntor, #6 conta, Buder'a new work on the Thang pris ad ther ar ig Co wes corps 8 years to attond the | 4m. $2. Dogs boarded, trained, &c. Medicines forall. dis- Fe a bo GN ether ia Ap VANCY FOWLS AT AUCTION—BY MINER &SOMER- VILLE, 37 Nassau street, New York, Wednesday, Ma; lendid collection of Peafowl, Geese, Brahman, Dork. ms, Ducks, Guinea ry Sale at i o'clock. ‘OHN GRAY, 11 ROSEVELT STREET, HAS FOR sale Newfoundland Dogs, Italian 5 Geran Beotch Titee pou Terriers, Black and Tan Terri ne weighs a, fone Avaedtpe emg d afternoon, at two o'clock, from e residence of , Stackpole, 153 Laurens stroot. Corea he Bates lay 12, of Bright's disoaso of the kidneys, Macom A. SuLLivan, ‘aged 28 years. Tho reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late res:dence, 273} Hudson strect, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. ‘Srrvrmers,—On Saturday, May 12, Grace Srauramns, in the 77th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, Cedar street, Bushwick, L. 1. SWeNARTON.—On Saturday, May 12, Mary, widow of John Swenarton, in the 65th year of her ago. ‘he relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral services at her late residence, 967 tecond avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, The remains will be taken to Oak Hill Cemetery, Nyack, for interment, Tuams.—At her residence, 39 West Sixteenth street, of consumption, 8. Vinciaa Pius, the beloved wife of Charles BH. Tugman, and youngest child’ of the late Colonel John J. Plume, of Newark, N. J. The funeral will ‘take place this (Monday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from St. John’s church, Varick street. The relatives and friends are invited to attond without further notice. ‘Vaxpewarter,—On Sunday morning, May 13, at half- he tra reining tt Durchae and use of these ve "Broome ret, New York. i lag SECOND HAND WAGONS—ONE LIGHT TOP, ‘and one two seated depot wagon, at 123 Broome street F. DIsBROW’S NEXT AUCTION SALE Ov] « Horses, Carringes, &c., on Rog vee 15th inst., at 109) Liberty street: Gentlemen wishing to offer thelr horses, ty. will please noilty to-day. W. DISRROWS NEXT AUCTION SALE OF Inat.tat EM at his Horve and. Carriage Bassar, No. 108] Liberty at street and 105 Cedar street. Raven HORSES FOR SALE—1i! at Tattersalls, corner 0 SPORTSMEN AND YACHTMEN.—FOR SALE, ONE of dhe antent and Groat Balt Yeats fn the countey, tea tons measurement; will be sold for half her cost, For’ ticular apply on board, for two day, at the foot of Highth street, Bust river. HANDS IIGH; CAM rileth street and 6 HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. NY GENTLEMAN IN WANT OF A VERY STYLISH and rangy road Park Team. will take notice that I offer for sale my private team, from New York of blood bay Horses, 15% hands high, 6 and 7 years old, Royal Geo stock, and éan road trom 12 to 15 per hour, with heads Steer up iiboel tatsngaie ov akeck Al oki a spends team, and cannot be excelied under the saddle. Warranted nee and kind. Can be seen at 271 Canal street, neur VERY. HANDSOME COUPE HORSE, FOR 8ALE— inh, kind and warranted in every res in be stable, corner of Twenly-Lith street NY PERSON HAVING ANY INFORMATION REI tive to Michael K; @*Donohoe, who left Dublin, Tre} per in the spring of ob eae will please commu with Thos, Flanagan, onan Mulberry street, New Yor! RANK—DO YOU REMEMBER Cana ADA if and the Central Park? RGB. ILLIE H.—NINETEENTI STREET, REAR bots 4 avenue, Two years since, Should’ be pleased Brookly: from you, Address, full nai root RES HENRY. 188, NETTIE FRANCISCO CABANNE—PLEASI aML take a last letter. Station G. EOPLE IN PLACES.—I AM AT N°. 49 Ti avenue. OxTHANIN I T. Q—YOUR FRIENDS toll You TO WRI home. All is forgiven, and thereis no risk. G. PF. A SPLENDID FRESH MILCH COW FOR BALE— Mitks 29 quarts per day; makes 9 pounds butter s week. Also a splendid saddle Pony.’ Apply at 164 East Twonth-Afth street Past clovan o'clock, Mra, ANN Vaxbewatan, relict of lenry Vandewater, aged 78 years, The funeral will be attended oa, Tucsday morning,, at ton o'clock, from the residence of Mason Whiting, 262 HANDSOME MATCHED PAIR OF DARK BAY Mares, pony built, very stylish. of great endurance, Will he sold cheap, for want of use, Alsoa Coupe. Apply . at 58 Vesey street LIGHT TROTTING ROAD WAGON FOR SALE Jay street, Brooklyn. inghamton papers please copy. error) Cheap-cost $39). price $176; but little used. Apply at QORRY YOU DID NOT RETURN, MEET ME CORNRI \ EVAN EERE, BROKER IN STOCKS, BONDS, | Merrie riding ‘school ‘9 Twenty-third’ street and fourth Avira ett tte E tat Want oo | Bette : tay tease NS TS Fo ge, Detroit, Michigan. ARIPOSA COMPANY.—HOLDERS OF OLD BONDS of this coi mee ‘who have not already exchanged thelr bonds are notified that the new mortgage bonds and certifies ady for delivery, reet, New York cit hours of 12 and 1 10 SASTUED. —THE CARTMAN WHO, be Fhe several trunks and boxes nue to Grinnell, Minturn & Co."« 8 Son the Ahip Yorktown will confer s fat and be compensated for hix 78.South nireet. GRINNELL, TMINTURS & 08. ILL B AGILA HAS WRITTEN bar ) latter teat station D- Oba. STYLISH ROAD WAGON FOR a. Rad ap yd made, to order; but little used. Apply. t pele vate stable, 428 West Thirty-sixth street, Dear 'N ath SIX AND FOUR SEAT PHBTON, 2 WAGONS, Coach: also, and Harness at 25 per Cent lesa than Broadwas JOUN ©, HAM, 10 nes Fourth street, cor, Broadway. _ TEAM OF FIVE ane OLD BAY HORSES, the office o . AW Parties will pi lock. etween, n ply ONEY ON BOND AND MORTOA KER COL Tis Malden lane, and No.9 Willougiby street, Brook! Auk® ry shandgome,and gentle; Ave yours old. Blacklawk Now CAKOLINA AND TENNESSEE coUro: foo oor edema canes ;twe Sent Wagons; cheap RTE Ce drat ag South Carolina Honda and Coupgun enaacoln and | o ee hen eon OUND—A SUM OF MONEY, WIIIOH THE OW road, Horida, ‘Atlantic and. Gulf, Savannah, 7. ‘Albany and Gult’ Memphis and Gharieston italtrond ‘wonds | ( YARRLAGTE DMARD ROTLED, RY REMOVAL | ply at Wi Wiliam hina, Ffogante, Peaiia gna varices cman and Coupons; Memphis City Bonds and Southern Bank | eg Sp. new Pg gg Notes wanted by MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 | St": ‘Gus Broadway ee ae 1a fo, Grosoy stroet; oes OST—ON SATURDAY. IN THIRTY: SEVENTH SPREI entrance 683 Broadway, neat a or Fifth avenue, « Gold Ban Bracelet, enamelled Biack'and white The finder willbe ably rewarded Foturning the same to 64 Fast Thirty-seventh street, L OST-IN OR NEAR TWENTY THIRD (STREET ANI 4 Pith or Sixth avenues, s lady's, Silvar Clas ‘alst Belt attached. ‘The finder will be on Leavis t 84 Raat Fiftecnth atrect, rrited PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK, NEW ay 8, The Hoard of Direciors have this day declared an extra dividend of five per cent, free from goverument tax, payable on and after the 2ist inst, R. BUOK, Cashier, LEGANT TROTTING AND CARRIAGE HORSES, Park Phaeton, sping: re 4 nand Harness, Mth iat at Ce my oe sth ‘on ‘Monday lath i ry vate ‘stat on ae teenth street, RY ANTED-MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL- Ogt—ON BUNDAY, A YOUNG MOCKING road Stock, M phis and Chi a Railroad Bon Memphia ‘and Ohio Railroad Bonds. Miasisatppt and Tennes: Lr from 29 Wont Twentieth street, Ite tall and ¢ Railroad Bonds. Inquire at 48 room No. 7. WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE on on property worth $25,000, on which only a $2.00 000 v5. _REHMANN & CO., 8 Sixth avenue. —FOR SALE. THE yea sane IN. $15,000. erent in aPaurotou ‘sold on the Bonrd: half cash: halt notes,” A. fortune, with proper management. Address Banker, Herald office. were Ken, person wi in Sixth avenue, mot far from tho ote, wl be liberally warded by bringing it to the above number. Oot FOCKETBOOK. (OW SIXTH AVENUR. FIND m1 Tyrded for ths te route, an Taaiie Valued, or nddreas Wien 12) East Twenty-ninth street, O8T—ONE CARPET BAG, CO! . eB tn Ba¥ AS ORSE. 7 YEARS ta on ll harness. suitable for coach or OWN & ©O., 2 East Hleventh at treat, FoR he mS Loong ae ae Two bandsome bay Mi —. te Seg nd ote. and kind. Serogehe, | Park Phentoe. | hada inns Aina Robes, . seen ‘nf three doors from Sereuh avenue. ‘els a VALU) 1 Taine. foot wih $85.000 wi.be ofes. The party 01 by leaving it at the Troy Steam! OR SALE—A HANDSOME BROWN HOR! a iy ann a BORD AD MORTGAGE. sums to suit, on im) ty TRELAND, SL Boondveey 201 Broad hands high, st 1d, atyliah R ea Al aaa By fg ye at aed REWARDS. $100 00: AN ON BOND AND MORT- before ry atte ss slo ird street, $ BEwano. D.—TOsT, OM THE TA INST. . 19 ree Rt arabe sabe, 2S Mens Ticly-Ce F gage, on Improved alt city property. Wet Thu -aixth street, a ernalt bh alsa, Sian tan ; anewers to name of Sam i bios io the above Broadway, OR SALE—AN EXCELLENT COUPE OR FAMILY | ine him to the al mber will recetve th iabowe Se oe FE ie 1 hands high; ‘sound, Kind and a free and = AVORABLE | stylish traveller; must be sold at once as the owner Is got WARD.—LOST ON SUNDAY MORNIN : £140.00 000 % terms, in sums to sult, on real estate in | abroad; price $400. Ask for Dan, at stable 1,208 Bi Broadw $5 Pete avenue car of going from car to Hole ek jew York. Second mortgages purchased, ladion' fine embrolde The shove Nassau street, basement. OR ‘SALE—A VERY HANDSOME DA Nye CAR- sit: Sieg? maa ete tc oa h's, maker, 1, way, a ninth street. 3 Y will be pald to aur posed, ng eighth ‘treet, frat house east of Tht $25 REWARD. “STOLEN, PROM NEWARK BAY, > +) Monday night, & 16 foot Rowhont. palnted wl tom qreen to ett water upper palnied black, eather on rowley printed Due sue fat per pated recelved ATERS, Sultorviles Nos or jew York city. CUPAN' ERSHIPS. GENTLEMAN RETWEE: 20 AND 90, WIth ABOUT $1,600), wanted to join the advertiser, 21, in rofita ble and pleasant manufacturing business. Apply at 385 Broad. way, Foom 68. ya sales VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF BLACK 153% hands high, long tails, good travellers, One veay superior saddle horse; has been ridden 24 be seen at private stable, 9 East Twenty-th: of ene stem, fron an a lady. the own streel Pine PARTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED GRO- cery store: 3) rusiness location Lease, Stock and | A\OR SALE—& YOUNG MORGAN COLT, FIVE YEARS $25 REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, MAY Fistures and Sablon selling ou wegouut of “poor health: old, 1tig hands broken to saddle and harness; is os. Any Price $5. Apply on the premises, 439 West Thirty-second | gentle and sound and as picture. Can ‘be Streets No agents need apy IMITED PARTNERSHIP.—THIS IS TO CERTIFY 4, {hat the subscribers, Frank 8. Storens, Sherman Paris and Marsbali J. Al formed a limited partnership tt ined statutes of the Sute of New Tork four, part second, entitied “Of limited "and of the several acta of tho Legislature of New York amending tho sxe. Tho name and firm under which such Partnership 1s to be a" Jobbing. and Jol oS lon wines liuate. tea lente wird modities as are Usually kept in wholesale Ity ‘The names of all tne gencral and special partners inter- gtted therein, and their respective places of residence, are as the special partner, and resides in in. the Sia of Mamachusette, EN, 0 u ich ti of y leavin) it be questi store, the a! reward $50 % fesig fe BENE Lost ow T aeeain NEW! oekietbook contalning 8100 @ to none bat the the'samne and delivering i at th the steamer will receive $00. OR SALE—THE “STOCK ¢ OF LIVERY HORSES, ‘at 06 ‘Franklla n_stroat. KINGSLY & SON. In the sto ingle and matched pairs, Wagon Re tona, races Yolen, Micighae Mlankers, +0 — of going. ont ot the badd: FoR sate YOUNG HORSE PONY, 6 YEARS OLD, w sdmstistie ta rness and wagon. Inquire at 38 Essex street, re felting of = other com OR SALE—-A PAIR OF HORSES: ONE DAPPLE an be ar frnie, tata for WILL BE PAID FOR INFORMATION THA’ ae will lead to the recovery of the Horse and We t Wa pe: ia Pabohen on the f0th inst. Syore. uonaier ra J. fine quire of M of Mr. mgieee oa yo aa Frankl lea, Forty. ‘att atreet, near Sixth avenue. cis HRER LARGE npavons HORSES; q i tia Whektnon is 75 each, and he general aad and they reside t Teapeatt ay" in “the ty Sf New ‘The amount of enpital which said special partner, Frank 8, Stevens, has tributed he common siock is the sum one soe hundred and t Toccunt dollars, rshij to commence on the oe und terminate at the expiration ‘of ti LAI place of ~u of said ht usinees copartnersht ai atlas pane ‘ MARSHALL J. ALLEN, | General Partners, RANK 8. STEVENS, Spectal Partner. at, ged und soibed March 12, 1866, In presence d® A. Tot. Rev. Se. stamp cancelled. } ne and perth “stvert, since tl pear yf feet S inches tn height, dark brown hair The fom 7 SoeSe years wenbury Waann aud ot el vou brat p at 183 ant Fortieth ati at SALE—THREE GOOD by 4 PONIES ; warranted sound and gen for boys or busi THK UNDERSIGNED f jy oT pe for the 1 #0 Intorinaton en ‘then uf trom Greenwich ‘in the bakery. ALEA HANDSOME CLOSE PANEL COACH Horses: of different sizee, “Taquire ai ARTNER WANTED—REAL mercial broker's office, with ‘ness attached, on! ESTATE AND Som light manufacturing ; references exchanged, 3. M. MOODY &CO.. 48 Pine street. CK MORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH. 7 Hck stylish driver, sound an lor want of use. Inquire at teouth tirect, between avenuse A and Pou BALES Farha or ; SORREL HORSES, ee py $000—IN A WELL ESTABLISHED iasion business; an excellent chance for an aotive ma man meaning business, |. M. MOODY & CO., @ Pine street, CAN BE Fohstis cae rte Chaps FOU on x Sis eee OR oars ns SPANISH JACK; Fe vened is jae Ky mound, 7 = For breeding purposen, Can be ra] atl Fy ALE—ONE PAIR BAY bag Bonen, 6 ‘TED 1G rst class now = ieee ae eae en ARINER WANTED—TO ENGAGE IN MANUPA\ Imaal red from competition, demand LA, eh 409,000 ca be may in two years. Ad- terview, Merero, box 109 Herald office. it will be pald on the amount CONTINEFTAL JAPON A ren, UNION moe ities Pr 000. —A onyey CHANCE FOR A GENTLE. ‘man with $2.00), to ot take dne-third Interest in 8 tea'st doing a splendid bustsess, ted on the best thoroughfare in. New. York. Anser immediately, with real name. Address Teas, Herald 00. ARTNER WANTED.—A PRAC- Fs lp et 3 drivers; can BROWR: gi iar Sireaser ha, ‘Aéiress Soapmaker, box 145 OR BALE—A UTIFUL DARK CHESTNUT MARE, __ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ees re es pare “WIT gore and 109 West funy ENTLRMAN WISIRS AN ASSOCIATE WITH Ai Ba 4 ia Io's cash business, to manufacture @ staple ar. risk, Address 0. Mice, ta lange: Somey, bor 100 9 erald RARE ‘OPPORTUNITY —FOR SALE CHEAP, A A family Grocery Store (no liquor); price cash; Brag egring te tie cliy; cheap rent. Address Raymond, box Ris Sal aoe iyaeare oaesanae pst yens dy fat ih nace eae Fe SALE—A Let SQUARE.BOX, TOP-PO! Bs testa Bt ee hg ‘LT i TEETH, ont ee Gold, Fiouine and Bone 1 Sixth avenue. STATE AGENT WAxTED, FOR LIFE BUR ARE = —_ ble, ates avenue and y will give ® valuable contract an actre and reliable munications iy be held DI FoR av! ¥ Bt seine. Nets Ere APRORTLTT = 100 7 $10,000. — WANTED. AN ACTIVE BUST. bess man establiahed Jobbing business, Na profits. OTY, 8 William Ainerican Eni \ ee ee a oe HAN) ME hey PON. ha i ianmem arts ork $900; one large Horte, #78. POR SALE ONE any RY GOOD, © spRing sist constanity om hand: Call at 86 Bont 0 inh street. CHEAP. wry Sonn BL HORSE; GOOD Crwien hanes: fest Twenty niath street, A PF TEETH IN THNPER HOURS.—OREAT fi Teton in Fy One | ne “i cume The matertals used. 9 Seat between Twenty-third see. Ou TLARD TABLE Y.—Note— i” * Phelan & Condeeer aud having, seventten youre superionce: We ie bustese, hat aasoclated meett with Josepl Vetteilter (who | Must be sold for want of we 1.506 CBatHEICATES —aavixe whet yirrki | alobas e 1 nufactar ~ Bilued ‘Tables. ney ore A, ALA pg ree Le OnB APA CeenD Go: "IN Ma | M nner, and sell 18 per cent less than any « closed penal, A ree good Abs Cataplahmment th the countty’ Five per geat allo went mils erect merchants. A few good second hand williard cheap. aeend Hoesen.” Xpriy att ae ati tabiee mi for = A <= === ue, bet we ARTIFICIAL BX “pure fire TAL rade Oo; EXCHAN SPLENDID ¥ be TORTA | na Puactah,” Mooi sh Be Macioe suroekiy | FR Wil ne VP ea” nYRS ARTIFICAL BU tet by Dre, y empires Wy im Vore. be oadwar, d