The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND - COMMERCIAL. Sarunpay, May 26—6 P. M. ‘Tho European advices by the Saxonia and America ex- orted a highly salutary and reassuring influence not only in Wall street but among the entire commercial commu- nity this morning, and with the complete restoration of confidence on the the Stock Exchange prices experienced a turther bound upward, the rise being stimulated by the returning monetary ease, Although loans were almost invariably made at seven per cent (a few descriptions only at six on governments being reported), the amount of capital offered at this rate was in excess of the demand, and all the in dications are favorable to a8 easy & money market next week as we had last week, In making the two final scttlements with the Sub-Treasury for the gold checks drawn upon them the banks used some of their one year certificates of indebtedness and certificates of temporary deposit, but none of thelr Clearing House cer- tificates, which are payable on demand. The other cer- tiflcates are usually redeemable after ten days’ notice has been given, but in this instance the Treasury waived the notice in favor of such of the banks as were indebted to it. Areduction of about six millions anda quarter bas in this manner been made in the temporary loan during the week, while compound interest notes to the amount of a mihion have been redeemed at par and interest. ‘Large parcels of one ycar certificates of the dates upon which interest will cease on the Sist inst. have boen sent in for redemption by the banks, and where the cur- Tency was applied for here for these the Sub-Treasury met the demand, The dates referred to are June, July and August, 1864. The gold market opened at 139%, but gradually do- clined to 138, under the effect of the news of the sub- sidence of the panic in London, and the improved quota- tions for United States securities, which, with consols, were as under on the 12th and 15th inst, :—~ May 12. May 15. Consols..... oa 86x a % United states 5 20’s...64 a 66 65% a — IMinois Central 6 a 78 1634 a 773, Erie... 440 45 oa — —The closing quotation was 138 a 44. The shipment of coin by this day’s steamers was fully as large as was generally expected, the amount being $6,183,374, of which the Bremen took $1,008,402, the City of New York $3,926,626, the Bavaria $900,000, the Virginia $150,000, and the City of Dublin $203,346. The ship- ments for the week ending April 28 and subsequently have aggregated $22,503,761, namel; Week ond’ng April 28.. $73,880 Wrek ending May 5. 1,247,240 Week ending May 12... 1,064,496 Week cnding May 19. 8,763, On May 23 5,171,466 On May 26 . 6,185,814 183,374 Total ven sededasddavetdsicuctain totic MeSROOtEL The supply of coin for delivery remains in excess of the requirements of the bears, and from seven per cent to 1-16 has been paid for carrying. The speculative feeling on the Stock Exchange was very spirited at the commencement of business, and the signs of a steady upward movement were unmistaka- ble. It was argued that stocks, although nom- joally selling, with the exception of Erie and Illinois Central, at about the prices current antecedent to the recent monetary disturbance, were virtually lower, in consequence of the advance of the gold premium, and that a proportionate rise in prices should follow in order to adjust values upon their former ‘Dasis, Hence in some degree the rush to buy; and when it was found that the supply of money was equal to the demands of the brokersa very confident feeling pre- vailed among the bulls, There was a strong demand for Cleveland and Pittsburg, Michigan Southern, Fort Wayne and Reading—all of which advanced rapidly, but particularly the first mentioned, which is evidently cornered, 92 having been bid for it at five o'clock. Michigan Southern 1s in favor as an investment, more than for speculative purposes. Its earnings show the largest increase of any leading West- ern road excepting Milwaukee and St, Paul—those for the third week of May having been $07,205, against $72,520 for the same time last year, the increase “being $24,776 Erie alone is weak, owing to ® notorious person, connscted with the manage- ment of the road, selling calls of the stock at seventy- one, available during the next sixty days for one per cent. But we opine that this sagaciousindividual will ultimately be about as suocessful in controlling Erie as the Treasury was lately in controlling gol, or a8 acertain old lady was in sweepiag the Atlantic out of her front parlor during a hich tide. Meanwhile, however, he will probably discredit the company it is his duty to support to the best of his ability. At the early session of the open board Erie sold at 6834 a 67%, Hudson River 113, Reading 111 a 110%, Michi gan Southern 79% (b. 3), Cleveland and Pittsburg 8744 a %, Northwestern 283;—preferred 68 a , Fort Wayne 963, (a. 3), Cumberland 4534, Quicksilver 6234, New York Central 94%. At tho first regular board the market was buoyant and Cleveland and Pittsburg closed 234 higher than at the half-past. two board yesterday; Now York Central %{. Northwestern preferred , Rock Island %, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 4, Mariposa preferred %{, Cumberland %, Quicksilver 34, Western Union Telegraph 1%. Erie was 3% lower; Northwestern 4. Government securities improved, coupon five-twenties (of 1862) closing 4 higher, socond issue , third 34, ten-forties 34. After the call Cleveland and Pittsburg sold at 90 and the whole market continued strong. At the open board at one o'clock prices were generally 34 aX per cont higher. New York Central sold at 953g a §, Eric 67% a 3, Hudson River 113, Reading 110% a 4, Michigan Southern 794, Cleveland and Pittsburg 89, Rock Island 943%, Northwestern 28 14—preferred 5814, Fort Wayne 97 a, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 285%, Canton 587% a 59, Cumborland 45%, Quicksilver 54, Mariposa preferred 24, Western Union Telegraph 62. After- wards the market was strong and active, and it closed on the street very firm in tone, although somewhat irregular as to prices. At aquarter past five New York Central closed at 95% a %, Erie 67% a>, Hudson River 113 a \%, Reading 110% a %, Michigan Southern 795) a \%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 92, Rock Island 933% a 94, Northwestern 283¢ a $—pre‘erred 58% a 3%, Fort Wayne 97 a X, Canton 69a, Cumber- land 453¢ a 46, Quicksilver 53 a 54. For foreign exchange it was difficult to obtain quota- tions; but bankers’ bills at three days on England were held at 1114¢, and those at sixty days at 109%. It is reported that a small amount of the five-twenties and Ene Railway shares, recently returned from Europe, for sale here upon limits, were reshipped to-day, the rapid rise in gold having defeated the object of the foreign shippers. It is generally believed, and very reasonably, that after the arrival in England of the twenty millions of gold we have lately sent, there will be a great rebound from the recent depression in the prices of securities of all descriptions, but especially our own. We have proved 4 pillar of strength to the Old World in responding so promptly to her neceseities, and although our gold will ar- rive long afier the panic has committed its ravages it will be none the less useful in replenishing empty coffers and restoring confidence generally. The arrival of 80 much gold from the United States will indeed bo @ great sensation and as welcome as an abundant harvest following an appalling famine, The somi-bank- rupt nations of Continental Europe will look with wonder upon the prodigal shipments of coin from a country in a state of suspension after passing through the greatest war in the world’s history, But this 1 only one side of the picture, The gold we have lost is to usa source of weakness and not of strength. The spendthrift may fling away his substance as recklessly as the Treasury sold its gold at 190, and he, too, will make a sensation and @ show; but it is only until bis resources are exhausted, when he disoppeara fiom his pedestal, like @ gourd, onal vanity way be flattered by the idea of our 0 ship such an emount of gold as we have « within eo short atime; but we mast not sacrifice principle and national iuéerest for effect or any amount ‘This is a great country; bat the Secre. wy of “tho Treasury is not @ great Gnancior by any 8. roleum and mining stocka were active and firm. At first board New York and Alleghany closed 35e. her than at the same time yesterday, selling at $3.95; Hole Creek 10c., gelling at $2 90; United States 400., ciling at $5 60; Ada Elmore, 20¢., eelling at $9.00; Con- viidated Gregory Gold 80¢,, selling at $12 10; Rocky Mountain 85¢., selling at $2 66; Smith & Parmelee 20c,, selling at $9 20, Pithole Farms sold at $1 90, Benno- hoff Run $12 50, Excelsior S6¢., Hope Gold $8, Kipp & Buell $1 60, Walkill 90¢., Downieville Gold 400. After wards there war a light business done at slightly higher figures, The business transacted at the Sub-Treasury to-day was follows: — }2, 392,408 Are #F onol38 111,021.417 For custome... ‘812,000 Guid agtes.. 670,000 Ject of the | “New Werk Stoc! Ow er 100 8 5-20 F 62 ian OEES 1808, ha HYC RR 249 95% if 20.0 '64 101 2065 101: 10-406 95% ea10 2ds 10155 do, 3d series 101 54 10000 do. .2d call io 1000 NY 6's Dieses. are 4000 ia 4 Ii uaa ert i hy 2000 NON Y aWH RRS 108 2000 1000 5000 6000 Chi & RI bds,. 100 10000 Clev&Tol sf b.. 100 10000 Pitts, FtW&C1, 1013 400 a. 2d o,bid hoy 035 0,-0.0 0000 42 Continental Bank 99 29 Fourth i Bank 200 Canton Company 58 100 8 Del & Hud Canal, 300 Union Nav Co... a SpruceHillCoalCo 140. Penn Coal Go. 200 Cumb Coal pref. 153 ‘Woven Un Tel... Pr ae Quisksitver iGo. ee Mariposa, ‘a 300 20.0 2d call 24 10 Pits, FLW BCR 98 Jeary Lopror ans xe 100 Pitts, ae &Chi S06 100 At Mall 88 Co... 135 500 Hos W Power. b30 Fr] 830 39 ae 200 Tol, Wab & Westn 34 SECOND SBSSION—I P. M. 10000 US 6,5-200,'62 1013¢ br shs be ‘yaa RR, ret 2000 US 6’s,5 20c,"64 is 1000 ira, 7.30, 8 101s 5000 Missouri 6's... 76 150000 Ohio& Mias oy 28% 100 abs Quick i Co 53 = 200 Chic & NW ae 58. 100 Boston Pie Pow. Sho 500 do. 58, % 800 Erie RI do 5 100 i Chic bs Than TRR. ie ito Pints, WECRR 97 do... RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. Services To-Day. In the first Free Will Baptist church, Rev. J. P. Nut- ting, the pastor, will preach morning andevening. Sub- ‘ening’s discourse, ‘Jonah’s mission to Ninevab.”” Rev. Wm. Dymond will preach in the morning and Rev. S. H. Tyng, Jr., in the evening at the Free Chapel of the Holy Trinity, in Yorkville, This afternoon, at three o'clock, 8. 8. Snow will preach inthe University Building, Washington square. Subd- Ject—“A nation born in one day." Tho Rev. W. 8 Mikels, D. D., will preach a sermon on Temperance, this evening, to Ashland Section No. 11 Cadets of Temperance, at the Sixteenth street Baptist church, near Eighth avenue. Services commence at half-past seven o'clock. All are cordially invited. The Rev. Dr. Littlejohn, rector of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, will repeat the sermon which he preached at the opening of the Delegate Meetings of the Board of Missions (beld at Troy in Fobraary last), in the Church of the Incarnation, corner Thirty-fifth street and Madison avenue, this evening. This sermon is entitled, “Christian Missions the Best Defence of Christian Truth Against Modern Scepticism.”” ‘At St. Ann’s Free Church, Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, the Rev. Eastburn Benjamin will preach |- ‘at half-past seven and half-past ten A. M., and the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet ‘at thige P. M.—tho afternoon services Doing for the deaf"inutes. The Rev. T. M. Peters will preach at half-past seven P. M., in behalf of St. Barnabas Episcopal Mission House. In the Murray Hill Baptist church, corner of Thirty- seventh street and Lexington avenue, Rev. L. A Corey will preach morning and evening. ‘This morning, at half-past ten, Rev. Dr. Anderson, of St. Louis, Mo., will preach in the Fifth avenue Baptist church, on the corner of Forty-sixth street, Rev. Dr. Armitage will preach in the evening. At the Everett rooms, corner Thirty-fourth street and Sixth avenue, il ld ign seree society, 4 AE E. o Brooks, pastor, w! ne aoe. orety Banas morning at quarter to eleven. quarter: past nine A. M. nts see lavieok te eaten. In the Bethesda tist charch in Fifty-third near Seventh ema Rev. William HL Pendleton “ei preach a sermon this morning with referenco to the death of L. B. Combs, late deacon of the church. Tho Rev. Wm. H. Gitbert will preachy in Br. Bell's church, between Eichth avenue and Broadway, at half. past ten in the morning nd a quarter to eight in the evening, Subject—“His Experiences in the South.” Presbyterians and the public are cordially invited to atten Rev. Dr. Wescott will preach in the church in Forty- second street, between Seventh aud Eighth avenues, this morning. Subject:—“The Battle of Life,’” ‘The Things that are Coming on the Earth.” The fourth of the course by Jobn Williams, wil be delivered at Untversity Buildings, Wasbington ing, at eight o'clock. ‘Subject—‘The History of Anti- christ,” when the religious condition of the Roman (or prophetic) earth, previous to the development of Anti- christ, will be ‘considered and the fats of the Papal system investigated. Seats free. In the Pilgrim Baptist chnrch there will be services belt by Rev, Mr. McGonegal, in the morning, and Rev. H. W. Knapp, in the evening. Forty-second street Presbyterian church, between voventh and Eighth avenues Sermon to-day, 27th inst., at half-past ten in the morning, by the pastor, W. A. Scott, D. D., and by Rev. Mr. Beaubien at half-past seven in the evening. Rev. R. G. Quinnet will’ preach morning and evening in the Memorial church, corner of Hammond street aud Waverley place. Dedicatory services will take place to-day in the Lex- ington avenue Methodist Episcopal church, on the corner of Fifty-second street. Rev. Cyrus D. Foss will preach in the morning, and Rev, M. D’C. Crawford im the evening. Rev, Dr, Tuttle will preach in the hall corner of Thirty- fourto street and Eighth avenue, vening, on Christian's Walk Round About the Jewish Zion, There will be divine services, morning and evening, to- day, in the Free Church of ‘the Kedemption, in Four- toonth street, Rev. Mr. Scott will officinte. At theyChurch of the Resurrection, in Thirty-ffth street, near Sixth avenue, Rev. Edward 0, Flagg will hold gervices morning and evening. Christian Union Conferences will be held at the follow- ing places:—At three and a balf o'clock P. M. in Dr. Hastings’ church, Forty-second street near Fifth avenue; speakers, Drs, Portor, Hastings, Gailagher it ek and Hildreth (Methodist). At a quarter to eight o’c! P. M. in Rey, Henry Ward Beecher's church; speakers, Rev. Dr. John Cotton Smith, rector of Church of the Ascension, Gala 24 Baptist), and Mr, Beecher. At - o'clock P. ‘ond avenue church, Williams bare speakers, ‘Dre *Willets, Waterbury and Boato (Eplscopal). In tho Bleecker strect Universalist church, om the corner of Downing street, the Rev, BE. @ Brooks will preach in the morning the Rev. Day K. Lee im the evening. The St, Jobn's Lutheran church will to-day worship St. Paul’s Lutheran church, corner of Sixth at mane end Fiftieth street, At All Sainta’ church, corner of Henry and Scammel streets, the Rev. Samuel J, Corville will preach morning and evening. “Divine Sovercignty and Human Impotency”’ is the subject of a . to be preached this ee 4 the Rev. nm Ray, D. D., of Londor rth street, near Sixth nue, before ihe Amy Protestant Association Mission. Miss Ella Varnivie will lecture concern munication of spirits with fiieuds on earth at 814 Broadway. MISCELLANTOUS, The eleventh aS Cag ion of the Young Men's Christian Assoclations of the United Stetes and British vinces wiil meet in Albany, on Friday, the Ist of ane. From the efforts the Committee of Arrangements are making, and the great success they meet with on every hand this cathcbing bide Pe, wo one of more than usual Interest, Some eight hundred delegates are expected, representing associations im almost every State in the Union and a large number in the Canadas, ware, this even- the com- is evening Prize Ca UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Before Judge Betts, May 26,.—The United States agains the Steamer Stephen Hort,—This was a suit in prize brought in 1962, the vessel being then condemned. An appeal was subse- quently brought before the United States Supreme Court, and the decree of the lower court was affirmed; following which a motion was this day made and granted that the proceeds and interest, amounting to over $900,000, be withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury of the United states and paid into court for distribution, The interest on oe ee ices Glee is nearly $50,000, Mr. Allen, Assistant U District Attorney, ap- pears for 'he government, NEW YORK HERALD, THE NATIONAL GUARD. Activity Among the Militias During the Past Week—Parades, Drills and Ke- views—Recent Changes in the National Guare, de. The past week has been a period of considerable ac- tivity among the militia, since Monday last scarcely a day having passed without witnessing some movement of interest—either parade, drill or review—which have refleeted much credit upon the efficiency of the Nationa! Guard, while their appearance in our public streets has elicited the highest encomiums, The first of our field days which has yot taken place this season was, as already reported, held by the Fourth brigade, at East New York, on last Thursday, The energy exhibited by Brigadier General Aspinwall, in being first in the fleld upon this oecasion, has, it would seem, excited a spirit of emulation among other corps, and created no little comment on the tardiness of others in issuing orders for brigade drill throughout the First division. With the exception of the Second infantry brigade and the cavalry brigade of that division there eve no orders for field exercise yet issued, There is certainly a dila- toriness somewhere on the part of the militia generals iu not fulfilling the regulations on this point, which re- quire that brigade and regimental drill be held at least once a year. The officers of the First brigade consider that they are growing rusty for want of such military exercise, as their command have had no field day for the past two years, Last summer the Seventy-first regi- ‘ment had an inspectn and a drill in Union square, but that was all. ‘The Twelfth regiment made a fine appearance in Wash- ington square on’ last Tuesday, numbering three hundred men. A dress parade was held, and the manual of arms was gone through with fair precision. The street firing, in which they were exercised after the parade, was not 80 creditable, which bee be attributable to want of practice, and that cam be corrected by the company com- mandants, On Wednesday last the parade of the Seventy-first and Twenty-third —— on the occasion of the inaugural of the Vosburgh monument, erected to the memory of the first colonel e the Seventy-first, was @ fine turnout. Both regiments looked admirable and Creer the approbation of all who witnessed their sol- erty bearing along the route. The Fourteenth regi- ment (| eke commemorated the fifth anniversary of their muster into the United States srrvice by a grand parade on the afternoon of Wednesday. They made a unique and brilliant appearance, their bright-colored uni- forms being for the greater part new. The Mayor and Common Council reviewed the veterans in front of the on Hall, after which they marched through the princl- streets of the city ‘and then held a dress parade on Fort ene at which a great number of spectators were presen Preparatory to the brigade drill the right wing of the Eleventh regiment held a drill at the Stat» Arsenal on Monday evening, which was but an indifferent affair, the exercise in firing being v7 200 ‘poorly executed. This fact was evinced in their want gomgh | in their firing at East New York. fhe drill of the left wing, which took place Tuesday, was a very slight improvement on that of the preceding eveving. FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY. The first field day of this brigade will take place at East New York, on nee the 7th of June, pursu- ant to orders from the Brigadier General, At an election to fill the office of colonel of the Third regiment cavalry, hold at the regimental armory, on Thursday, 261h inst. Iveutenant Colonel John H. Budke was unanimously elected colonel, whereupon an election for licutenant colonel followed, Adjutant D. Geils being clocted lieu- tenant colonel, General Postley presided at the election. Tho Second brigade, Colonel Burger commanding, will, pursuant to orders previously published, proceed to East New York to-morrow morning, where thoy will be oxer- cised in the schools of the’ company, battalion and brigade, as laid down in the orders. ’ Major Genoral Sandford will review the troops at four o'clock in the afternoon. A fine parade may therefore be looked for. The Ninth regiment, Colonel J. H. Wilcox, will parade to-morrow to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the de- Feces of the regiment for the seat of war, and assom- bles at the regimental armory in Thirty-sixth street, at halts past two P. M., and will be reviewed in the Park at four. ‘ CHANGES IN THE NATIONAL GUARD, 8. N. Y. The following officers have been commissioned by the Commander-in Chief in the National Guard, during the week ending May 19, 1866:— FOURTH HEGIMENT OF INFANTRY. eglotn W. Shckelford, chaplain, May 14, 1868, original va. ni Pelee Biegel, second lieutenant, May 9, 1966, vice Moller, R. Cloyd Roberts, first Neutenant, March 27, 1806, vice Johnston, resigned. Rim, S Cano Gnnon, second Heutenant, April 24, 1886, vice Lioxg Pe ea earney, captain, May 4, 1866, vice Goodridge, re- é Hall, first Neutenant, May 4. 1866, original vacancy, RURVENTH REGINENT OF INFANTRY. Dominicus Vittur, second lieutenant, Muy 8, 1866, vice Busse, resigned. te 5. Boom colonel, May’ 4, 1968, vice C. Hf, Weygant, Charles Hamilton, second Meutenant, March 2, 1854, ramon, are vice G. T. pee Soper Christopher We Brandt, ndjwiant, "Tey a 7 8 1386, vice G, BE. Gray, weamoied Michael Devan captain A "April prs, 1886, ioe. « ecutien, declined, (TY-FOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. John J. Farrell dra Heutemant, May 2, 1866, vice A. Hart- man, resigned. Wm, G. a quartermaster, April 2, 1366, vice 8. Hazle- ton, resign NDRED AND FOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Agariah ©, Brundage, engineer, October 10, 1945, original vacant ‘James 8. <hHarlow, adjutant, April 11, 1866, vice BR. 8. Roble, promot RRSIGNATIONS ACCEPTED. The following resignations of officers in. the National Guard have been accepted. by the Commmnder-ia-Ciet dur. ing the week ending Mav 19, 1366:— lay 18. Twenty fifth regiment, Henry Lougran, second Meptannat leclined. May (18, Fifth regiment, M.Sellinger, first Weutenant, term of service expire May 18, Third eacaity, Louis Phing, first lieutenant, term Jacob Ohnmacht, second Men- Fifth brigade, E. 3. Austin, ty. ¥, Yelverton, frst Neu. Wik Twenty-third. regiment, ‘Thomas H. Shaukland, frat Heutenant. removal from district. May 18, Sixty-ninti regiment, Neutenant, term of service expited. May 18, ‘One Hundred and Fourth Barnes, captain, declined. PRESENTATION TO THE BOSTON LERRS, ETC. The Boston Battalion, Companies B and H of the Sev. enty-lirst, held a meeting at the Armory on Thursday evening for the purpose of arranging for the prosentation of the resolutions and portraits, which have been recent- ly described in the Huain, to'the Fusileers of Boston. It was decided that a presentation committee be chosen, who will leave New York on day evening, June 16, and reach there the 17th, which will be the avaiversary of the battie of Bunker Hill. This anniversary will be od Connelly, second egiment, Enos W. observed y, when the preseutation will take place with d remonies. Tt is ra ed that Colonel Benjamin F, Trafford, having tendered his resignation to the mander-in- Chief, will soon resign his position as Colonel of the Seventy-First, Tra‘ford has boen a member of that anization for thirtecn years and his withdrawal there- rom Will be a source of regret to many members of the regiment. Genoral Duryee, ex-Colonel of the Seventh regiment, and Mr. Astor are spoken of as candidates for that ollice. ‘The deiinquent members of the National Guard, who are in arrears will do well to lose no time in paying their fines, as the law in relation to the collection of lines is now being rigidly enforced, A number of arrests have already been made by order of Marsha! Walden. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marrica. Bocxevnam—Harrick.—On Wednesday, May 23, by the Rev. Mr. Flanders, at the residence ‘of the bride's parents, Kowanp Q, Bocksmuax, of New York, to Can- tues. Herrick, of Nashua, N. Ht. No Brrrox—Srewant.—On Sunday, Apri by the Rev. Dr, McGlynn, P. M. Brutoy to Maky L. Stewarr, Pixaise—Htarr,—On Thursday, May 24, by the Rev. Jams Millett, at his residence, Yuowas Fuewina, late of Dover, N. H., to Saman Ax! Karbrsma—Warra— Thursday, May 24 by Rev. De, Barden, Jones Kitpexnana to Miss M. Soruia Wi daughter of John W. Wattl, Keg. nl of this en cay, ti announcement was inadvertently placed under heading on Saturday. Williamsburg, on Thursday, = Maxgax—Brrre — ‘24, by the Rev. Francis Peck, Jouxy W. Maxcam Avira M, Barts, Philadelphia papers p' Titvs—SvrwaRiann. bay) Tuesday, May 22, at the real- dence of the bride's mother, by the Rev, Dr. Dix, Mr. Evoxse Titvs, of Brooklyn, to Miss Vinainta J. SuTame- uo of New York. hh! Waexs—| —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 23, at the Church of the Messiah, by the Rev. Geo. Thrall, Gronow D. Waexs to Hanneer I. , Second daughter of John psig Esq., all of this city. Waiken—Houwes.—Also, at the same time and lore by the same, Freortick Wanner to Mantia W., thit daughter of Joba Holmes, Esq., all of this ci Birth Rea—On Wednesday morni May 23, Mrs. A V. Rea, of a daughter, i! Died, Borws —At New Brighton, Staten Island, at the resi dence of his daughter, Mrs, E. Toner, Jouw Bunya, aged and 5 — 80 On Friday, May 25, Marcaner, ingest anger ot Wa Bransfield, aged 5 years. Aaa relatives and friends of the family are reapecttully “Invited to attend the funeral, aes uaday) sivernoen, two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 281 a, 981 Biiea. ~~ street, On Satu sgbeecerier SUE tay %™ Coox,—In lyn, on Friday, way 25, Gronoe Cox, ey res ond frends ot the fam! by ahd invited to attend the funeral, fang Ags it Saag rir te unt corer it or De.aorre.—In this city, on Peary, May 26, Louw A in the 66¢b fed of bi Notice of funeral in Monda; Devaney, Friday, May ad Denaxer, in the SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1866. 7 T garth! ‘DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Dc wen to tl Ch Gontisantes off In. —On Saturday, May 26, Jour, infant son of James Toe fone take plnce {roms ine seeidonce of bie No. 836 Bowery, this (Sunday) afternoon, at a pst one og rp i May 26, Errza Darton, widow of Thomas Ginger, na native of Old’ Castle, county Meath, fallt accrued interest thereon, i before May Sl, and pase oan parime: ot wi wiarest any ta tho fo instant. a in st GH MCCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury LBBRT H. NIOOLAY, ‘The veluves and fronds of the family ere Invited to STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONERR, one, attend the fu late residence, No. 378 West ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YEARS. Forside this fSantay) heres, at half. eee peublonta, sngezee, Gos, Clty ity Railroad, Bank, Ganas.—On er Saturday, May-26, after # lingering ill- OND AND MORTGAGE. WANTED, ON A COR- ness, Midnasr G. et, dress bor £68 and ‘avenue; worth double. Ad> ‘Tho relatives oe, Ay rine enere to Post ‘ofloee New York. Fourveoath tr on aftornoon, a two o'clock. | ])BSIRABLE INV. NT. —GUANO, Hall, i ue blak eer of Mer oes i oy. came eee oils of guano fatae Pcites an in Relatives and friends, embers of Metropolitan | otiars: wil Priel pty clnvantent of S Pe tierkes Lodge No, 38, 1. 0. of O. F., an of Journeymen | 5,508 New York Post office. ‘Tailors, ate respectfully invited to attond the fumeral, | rr from 258 Mott street, this ) afternoon, at two De ISSUBD FOR, LARGE An! AND. ou sous, o'clock; thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Dated fone TORN Ey MURRAY, 18 Naseut otreck, brother of the late Rev. Hennessy, ‘tuner 1a0@ from the residence of the bags ite ee Calvary, His frends, and the wited to attend without are Hvause, Friday 25, Many Hi the be- Rr Fhe ama ler and those of her gg are respectfully from her late reside: iid afternoon, apeling Pr Forizcegad strcetsana Grand sret fory. Dry Dock and East Brosdway, and Seventh avenue and ‘Broadway. toad Bonds and Stocks, Apply to 8. Be JAUOBS, No. 1 Nassau street, OVERNMENT SECURITIEG OF ALT, IBSUES. AND FOuN RMU KAY. 18 Nasewu nereot,_— w D HAVRE STRAMSHIP STOCK FOR FOR na malo and: purdnaced’ by ANTHUM LUVEOMOVE, 88 ORs OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, No. 59 Wall street, corner Hanover street, New York, Haxetrap.—In Newburg, on Wi uM "nged 40 cttiehy 10 mont ivox.—On Baaey, May 25, Cunistren Hucx, of Bisch- NOTICE TO FOSte, Sec ROL DEES: iNer, Bas-Rhin, France, aged 66 Notice is herebs given Of Director, af thetr ™'Frigads and relatives ca fovited be attend Gotenarel fisted meeting held thle, devas aanneneeny Armed the from the Lutheran church, corner json mnt 2 gomery streets, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ee TAR? (0) per cont im cash, pay. Tsaacs.—On Friday, May 25, at Nowtown, bone Teland, the scrip stook, of record at the clos. Mise Aa eae ot e late I. A. I abth ‘day of May. 196, ut Fhe realy al and fs pak tua ar ae : ‘on each prodb pe ying med Cm the raneral, from o Dul rmed chul eo apa sa pat tit and. 4 nat Fifth avenue ond Twenty-ninth strech this | crusiveof "the let day or Angust, wlth interest wt 7 per cont Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ; penile —On Thursday, May, 24, Jsnmaras Kexwapy, aged 23 years and 11 months. Requicecat in pace. ‘The relatives and friends of the Pfamnily, also the mem- bers of the McClellan Association, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, 55 Elizabeth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. ‘Knxwepy,—Suddenly, on May 23, Jamys E. Kexxepy, aged 26 years, 6 months and 16 days, late of Ninth regi- ment Veteran Reserves, aud Ninth New York Volun- teers. ‘The friends and relatives, and those of his brother, Edward M. Kennedy, are invited to attend the funeral, Hae a oe ne aata Tut Any of June, Prim accordance wat her etme of the. sald acrip stock, the same, with the amount paid thereon, will be liable to'for- feltofe"indepgult of payment on or before the sald tat day Of enditenias of atock wil be ready for delivery on the pay. ment and epereniioe: of the pet Abs of scrip ant company's of By order of ‘the Board of Direc THEO, . "JOHNSON, Secretary. ied OF THE racy MAIL STEAMSHIP ATHLEEESELORD DIVIDEND? ‘Notice 1s ‘Of Directors have this day declares a's aletiead ortve (3) pe per Pisct ontat Gate Learnings of the quarier ead- frogs 98 ae Eleventh street, this (Sunday) afternoon, ep ae pen "ae exp office pe pb aonet inc oonlp at two been pall Kexyon,—At Harlem, on Saturday, May 26, Winuam B. Whe tanaten boa books will be closed Priday, the 28th inst, Kunyon, in tho $2d year of bis age. ind reopshed Monday, June 4. By ‘of the Hoard ot The relatives and friends sf the fast are reapechtally Directors. BEEOLORR OHI Secretary. invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at a, half-past three o'clock, from ‘his late residence, cornor of | QOUTHERN RAILROAD, GaFE AND STATE BONDS Tat mtaatanes Aedhaslanenee: 4 Sond coupons purchased by CHARLES PARSONS & UO. 18 Exchange place. SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD, 8.0; PROPLH' RANK, Bank of Camden, 3, G.;\ Bank of Newberry, 3. G., and other Southern Bank Noten, also Southern Securities, wanted by RENCE BROWMERS & Bankers 6 Wall stfeets X. Y, IX PER CENT INTERPST. FREE OF TAX. ARKET SAVINGS BANK, 82 NASSAU, NEAR FULTON STREET. NEW YORK. Interest on new deposits commences on the first day of the month following the dite of deposit. H.R. Conxuin, Seo'y. ‘M. VAN NAME, Pros’t. 1GNT DRAFTS ON THE BANK OF LONDON, BANK of England ote, Sovereigns and Napoleons for sale by JOHN BeMUIIAY. 16 Nassad strect, JAN FRANCISCO CITY AND CALIFORNIA STATE Coupons bourht or oollacted ut best rates. WELLS, FARGO & CO., 84 Broadway, Luxe. —On Saturday, May 26, Saran Avg.arpn, dauch- ter of Charles 8. and ‘Mary B. Luke, and granddaughter of James and Mary A. Ryan, aged 7 years and 11 months. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No, 189 Broome atreet, on Monday after- noon, at half-past on» o'clock, Lavaatanv.—On Saturday, May 26, Mary, wife of David bland, aged 71 yeara, 11 months and 28 da; a, pacdve of Kilmdcavek, Scotland. soars Lanaton,—-On Friday, May 25, Joun, youngest son of Michael Langton, ‘Tho funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 129 Mott street, Lawrexer.—On Saturday, May 26, Acerra, widow of M. M. Lawrence, and daughter of the late John Vreden- burg. Notice of foneral horeafter. Meesacn.—On Saturday morning, May 26, Mrs, Sanam Murwaan, aged 87 yn". wife of the late Peter Moenagh. The relatives and friends of the family, also her broth- $5.000. WANTED, THE LOAN OF TUF ABOVE . ‘+ aum, for six (6) months; security, two (2) notes four (4) and 4x (9) months (No. 1), and a chattel mort- ronerty worth $2.00). fully insured. | The high- bonus allowed. 50. 000, —A PARTY HAVING stock IN A FIRST Gam divdend paring corapany, would ‘amount for'morebandisn or ‘cetato.tu exchange. "Address bor hy550 N, Y. Post office, $95. 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, in sums ont $125,000 ers, Hugh, Patrick and James Keenan, and ber sist Catherine Keenan, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 249 East Fiftcenth street, near avenue A. Powstt. —On Friday, May 25, Wi.uam Powst, son of Thomas and Marcella Powell, ‘aged 11 months and 12 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funoral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from hia late residence, No. 10 Lexington avenue. Yarwuyter.—On Friday morning, May 26, onan Payaenren, in the 62d year of his age. “Tho relatives and frivads of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late "residonce No. 141 East Fit! tleth street. Row.axp.—At West Farms, on Friday night, May 25, James G. Rownano, aged 66 years and 5 months. ‘Notice of funeral in Monday's paper. ferences 5. HINMAN, 15 Wall street. TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, Le mors ON POPARTNERSHIPS. PERSON WITH “$25,000 | WANTED—TO TAKE AN IN. reat in a Manufacturing business paring a very large profit; first class references given ne The busi- ness will bear the fullest inves: faoee but those aie Eek th aay aaa acel egal bake Herald office. In this city, Axx Roorrs, wife of Thomas Rocers, of Ballinaney, county Wexford, Ireland. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her ‘son, Thomas E. North, 166 Fast Twelfth street, at two o'clock, this (Sunday) afternoon, Sruant.—On Friday, May 25, Wrttam A. Sroarr, aged 1 year, 7 months and 19 days. YOUNG’ MAN OF GOOD EDUCATION AND AA busine bobits basing n fow, undead dollars, would some respectable party in a cash paying well es. The’ relatives and friends aro respectfally invited to | tauiishad business: sel changed; need attend the funeral, from his late residence, 2033 Stanton | apply. Addrexs O, i Herald caion we Pe oeenle PTH TING fx OF THE | OFFICERS ol in Wednesday after: Autoet 6 ie Usliting revolutious. were unaai- Whereas we learn with unfeigned regret and sorrow of the sudden death of Dayid B. Waters late foreman, and private Peter H. Wels! of Meirpaliten Roglt co ‘No, 5, who Pete Hest te ae See Bent Vousoomn ficeet Go toe of two whom we cannot but remem! affection for ull time to come, and that in thelr departure from thts world our Departinont has experienced a severe and heartfelt lose in the warm interest they have over man fested for their empany (un while we bow {iccabie sebasiontin tabs domes of og eewine Feoviceaas our bearta are cloth {a sorrow and wet rely wins te ‘pring aeesares therefore a ee we, Sty ize with the ‘ends of our deceased brothers for thi f those ore env aMeotionate sone and brothers and sincere fi Bub commend them to have faith, and pray they may consolation in fim who doath all Shings well. fabore rosolutions be seat tiatiréa, of our doveised. brethren tthe MTTRE: FUL Hook and Ladder Company No. 6. iy Prrith bias Company No 15." . os ¥. OlRAU, ine pompany, No. 13. TLLIAM H. J. Sama DY, and der Com| ae Nek eae Mbit i: REGNOLDS, Ohuirman, Asnam ©. Hout, Secretary. TTENTION.—THE UNDERSIGNED Peng TO (N- hi jurned from the Seuth- A™ form his clients C- he ei ata, tues Se - J. Ti! LOVEJOY, 684 Broadway. 1. eee octane RITISH PROVIDENT gpnne! A’ rome west, and om or, person, ta ret aharday Dignt, June raerne, Bociea bring curds. By order, BraMitth, President USTOM HOUSE SEIZURES.—ALL PERSONS WHO Crier gearrais cae cas a ment Be ee dren Hee requenting te itformed if the amount paid agrese fe amOUnE re Sirea by the government, RS OF Peay 2 BROTHERHOOD, —THE ME: el Circe, fore Rodgers Circle, diy y areuing, esas a Businge of seas ae i bet cs FLANCock Lopar, xo. 1.0. OF 0, FTHE MEM- bere, ae aboRat otified to meet in the Elizabethan pe ay fetta ale this aa sing Ge ‘ath ib tnstanty, 98 pect to our I tate wer tar Pidenss Nett, doves worthy brother, Ja 5 7 ci oF then. fy HARTLEY, Secretary. VINCE, "DO HEREBY REGRET ANYTHING I. a disrespectful of Mra, Currie Jones’ charac- ter; 1 had no cause for doing so. Trastiy thle wit sop MATA ise6 "_. Witness, SOLOMON ANRBLE. 1886. IGHTS STILL ON Bw YORK, MAY BEL WRIG N trike > aaenieet to continue, Shipwrights through. Out the United States, to the. rescuel 3 THOMAS N. MIX, Treasurer, 98 East Third street, HB MEMBERS OF THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP Fi 7 “hie! by ind Coaly rs’ Protective Ui Calon Sera 7 are hereby notified ting, to be held at Sprit reet Ha o lecking oi 1 neolye Street Hall, on tl at a ee pl Ree, Seo, si, Vice residents James Burns, e Presi oun Crean, Fees. J. Hib ‘Troasurer. WANTED COPYING, BY A PLAIN, ELIGIBLE WRI- ter, Address M. M.. Herald office. PERSONAL, peas At PAIR oF INFANTS, WITH BLACK EYES, 10 BB i Ta Greenwich street. C. &; A—YOUR FRIEND, CALL AT IL Ey + street. I go to England on Wednesday. — R. E. Ly ARIDAY NIGHT, WALLACK'S, SEND ADDRESS TC G, &. Bronts, station D, and SO FOUR FIGURES. eronmation, WANTED—OF JOHN ADAMS, FOR- merly steward ou board schooner yacht Foam, Address Captain George Eldredge, Mystic Bridge, Conn, [PORMATION WANTED—OP J. NOONAN, BY, HIB niece, Mary Noonan and P. m Lou, county Galway, treland. May ‘be nad oh oe tage Mery, 35 West Houston street. gage WANTED—OF JAMES AND eee Boyee. Lf she will enll at 107 Cherry street she wi hor mother at Mrs, O'Conner's, ¥ MR. JAMES MACAULEY, WHO WAS FORMERLY on beard onx of, the New York pilot boats, will call om Me. Hattelle, at 19 Broadway, In the, jewelry siore. between inure M, and 3B: M., he will hear of something THE STOUT LADY WITH AUBURN CURLS WILIs communicate with G. L., stati oe, gentleman who picked up her robe, with a name eme rea 5, on. Fa Uurday evening, will hear of a FRIEND AND ‘a DMR H MAY, OF JAMAIC/ ere phelnevhcerned fie wt the inte Suerte jeffares vs Wexford, ane will Dione, eommaniecate Thomas F. Timpson, pier 4, rsumally New Yor! Joie MURPHY, LATE OF CO. K. 176TH N. Y— tome for your money, at 27 Wal why ERSUY CITY (YESTERDAY, ALBANY THIS WERE. oJ Address Meirose, Herald oftice. J. sch Se LIVING aT MY OL OLD, ESI DENGE, 4 Grove street. . M N We FRANCIS HAYDTER TRE sities TO aa ine address to hla brother yak, ‘who lately ed in this city. Address Post office box 4, TaLvor.—On Saturday, May 19, Epwarp J. Tagnor, a J ‘ith about 5 toi u fi Dae. Aretend, ant rere. business, iat fe interent” None’ but prinetpuls wood Nenagh Guardians Ireland, pleaso copy. Se irl wets ears Bess oman. Tuaren.—In Carmansville, om Thursday, May 24, of cholera infantum, Sarau As, fourth daughter of Joseph INSTRELSY.—A CASH PARTNER WANTED TO Join the advertiser in completing the organization of & H. and Elizabeth C. Thayer. The remains were interred in orks ‘Cemetery. first Clase Minatre! Soeeene: ae ee near meee money, and saliafa Jucementa will be given on aa in oi San Francisco and Virginia Cit: Aico daya NYO. Jr., 399 ath ae, Van 7% been Brida May = £ 1 moaths and 16 days. ° ROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR $25,000 TO $50,000.— tives and friends of the family are respect | P*Qetpialiat wanted, fo take un interest tna valuable fully invited to attend the funeral, at 19 North Seventh Se Wwusiness already established. For pyrticn ———. foran interview address box 6,771 Post sets please eo copy. streot, Wilitarasburg, on Tuesday afternoon two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Cypress Hili for interment. Watsu.—Ou Saturday, May 26, Tuomas R. Wausu, aged wy 0 months and 16 days. ARTNERSHIP. THE PApRRSIONED DESIRES TO 10 9 some safe ad profitable Dhainene well cottblinhed Address P ice, giving Cull particulars, lovatic The friends and acquaintances of the fami! spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resid- are ro- madentialiy. [mies to wig LEFT NEW 7k ae rears pines 10.0 West, will please send his addrems Wige” farah Quinn, 61 Best Flrty-ninth siccet. Wester papers cony. MRD AVENUE CA um. nth Sn to your rother, ation F SEVENTEEN DAYS bere Pisase sead adiroes D% LOS)—ON FRIDAY, 26TH INST., A BLACK AND ‘Tan Terrier Blut; had on = brown satrap collar, -AR rer oat returning her to 76 East Tweuty-seventh street rally 00 LOST—ON SATURDAY. THE 20TII, A BLACK and tan Slut; had one white hind toe, and a» bai At root of tail; wore a white leather collar with blue ribboa, and plate marked “Fan.” Ten dollars will be paid om re- turning her to No. 3 Brevoort place, Tenth street near Broud- w euce of his father, No. 241 West Forty-seventh street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Wituays.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, May 26, of croup, Iva M., daughter of John C, and Melissa Williams, aged 2 years, 4 months and 3 days, The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spe tfully invited to attend Lhe funeral, on Monday after- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Do Kalb avenue, first house from Oxford street. PECTAT,—A YOUNG MAN JUST FROM CALIFORNIA SS” would Tike to fall in with some first class merchant (dry goods); has from $15,000 to $25,000 to invest as partner, houve or silent. Address for one weoks Patsymic, Herald tice, “N. B.—No humbugs need reply. HE COPATRNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING between Lewis Einstein. Isaac Rosenfeld, Jr,, kdwin Fingtein and David L. Bingieln. under the firm ‘of Einstein, Rosenfeld & Co., ta thin day by mutual consent. Hr Lewis Husain, Mee Rawin Finsteln and Mr. David’ Le Elastein will ouly wiga in wr cie WIS EINSTEIN, TS\AC ROSENP! EL EDWIN EIN STEIN, DAVID L. EINSTELN, By EDWIN EINSTEIN, ‘Attorney fn faet, 17™. WARD.—TM TAMMANY WARD COMMITTER 4 will moot to-morrow (Monday) evening, at Gunize a's, corner of Avenue A . D, Jr, Fourth street, at 7: Sauns Harte, Secret New Your, May 29, 1806, The undersigned will continue the general banking busi. +8 Broad treet, under the rm of LEWIS HINSTEIN, RDWIN EIN DAVID L. RINSTEIN, By EDWIN BINSTEIN. _New Yous, May 23, 1886, torney in fact, T° LAWYERS,—WANTED, A LAWYER, OF ENERGY and ability, of afew years’ practice, to be connected with alaw firm fn New York city. One from the interior of New York State or the Bastern States preferred. Address Lawyer, Herald office, $500. —A PARTNER WANTED WITA THIS AMOUNT * + to enter as copartner into one of the best exhi- bition now existing. Refereaces exchanged. For particu i RELIGIOUS NOTICES. RJR. NEWTON WILL HEAL THE SICK AT NO. 6 igi. Mark’ + place (3 ‘th street), Sunday, May 27, from 10 A.M. nntil 1. Fee to all, rich and poor. FU RNITUR E. T)"SES AND, OFFICE CHAIRS FOR SALECAP 15 ems street, one door trom Centre. Apply from Iltoe ACTURERS.—WEIL & BRAU 7 Rivington street, New York, throug! ‘ence end superior facilities in manufactur. the public thi city All p ra are respect(ully tuvited. to call. as Fs address Professor, Herald oitie. No agents noticed. Furdiure of every kind always on hand, io full sue oF | ————————_-—______ fata atte otherwise PARTNE: NTED WITH THIS JURNITURE, CARPETING, &C.. WANTED FOR A $3.000": fensuntsanertablehed dow Un jobbing ‘small three story house, in exchange for a Horse, B eee a splendid opportunity for # young active nad Harness, with some cash. Address Furniture, box Herald off CRNITURE WANTED TO RENT—WITH THE PRIVI- lege of buring:—I second hand Sots or Lounge: § Chaien *Gentre nd about, 28 oF 30 yards Ingraln or Brussels Carpet, separate or together. 36 Furniture, ISAAC A. BIGGS & SON, 77 Nassau street, OPPORTUNIT ES. LENDID CHANCE—FOR AKY ONE wisn buy an established and ING TO URNITURE.—ELEGANT PARLOR SUIT, IN BRO- F ‘catel; rosewood Armoire a Glace, black walnut and onk Bronson Tables and other frst clasa Purnitare, for sale at Dy origh cont get octave rowewood ply ot 18 carved legs Cost $750; price $250 Apply at | The wil will be ota tm ba a it. tail pasjigae as ‘New Brune. prasad we! WANTED—TO TAKE CHARGE OF ES. ing corners, Prinen at. CARPE’ BOOKS, its; real estate tak: Bat oe prof est en ies | RRSERE RR, cast at 138 and Tenth streets. RE.—A Sty HAVING FURNIT ‘ol | prs igleine o 8 eaponate par HESTOULD ‘SINESS MEN.—A RELIABLE BB ayo WILL a mao character ai See Be iy ina formanent and | ‘vastness, requiring vox 125 Herald office. ua it Address Mie, Marsh, box 94, sution Dn" 2 $30 AND UPWARDS AND A GOOD WRITER J) res an interest uns! hot to ex room No. 4 No.4 New Chambers ak ge —WANTED TO EXCHANGE, TWO GOLD Watebes and two Gold Chains for Furniture ( or new), immediately, Address W., Gi fab ga of © bencl J ‘oaliee. Se a Mee PATENT SRORETARY ABD 80F, ed ee TA sp oe aia ep Eee sige sat pry re | Drv its, at GRIFFIN BN LOOKING FOR Be’ of 3100 9 810m sn ordiandt. street will And. puseas by any ever offered in this Cam CUSHING & WiNO. __ DENTISTRY. { NESTHETIC GAS DAILV—TRRTH EXTRACTING FA. rendered the most delightful operation in life; splendid 4 a VAN VLECK'S, 178 Six nee A GREAT ft REATETION nt P yptekncy ora ita Bioanway. 1219 AND Lat, NEAR eo a a ge Festa lish: = r wn CIGARS AND ‘AND TOBACCO. ti, wiliout pain, at Feaaoaable pasces, 500.000 eens Rrarre A. AND POMEATIO, eer lagiieras ad oe. Oka Cte rota ro) . Bae pe tn Sets of Teeth, Golden uti new Ram th SF MET pices soa ream O10, 924 warranted. Filing INSURANCE. — anh TE IN maeibitvoninscanseeee eee Peta HAVING ANY FIRE INSUR. TROPLASTIC, maar, On Antti tht BOR, LOE tat ete wil ind It to thelr a toconsultour | siape ‘bent “without t ee Mat areet.__ | rome, 29 Fourteenth aires ‘Door welt of Union square: street, this (Sunday) afternoon ‘at one o'clock, } JOPARTNERSHIP.—WANTED, A SPECTAL Rh RE MOVING F EST, jutely without pain, at Awe eae pont Noah (ie at Te aaa DST_ON THURSDAY, MAY 10, ON FIFTH AVENUE, 4m lady's gold finder will bo Liberally re warded by leaving Wat tig Fifth avenue OST—ON THURSDAY, A BUNCH OF KEYS. THRI 4 dellara reward will be'puid the finder at 69 Broad street, up stairs, OST—A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING ABOUT $9 4 The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the mame at Hurnden ARLY FRIDAY EVENING, WHILE RIDING Pourth avenue siace, from Thirty-second street to Houston street, an Opera Glass and case, ‘The tinder will B® suitably rewarded by leaving 164 Water street. OST STRAYED, A BLACK AND TAN SLUT, WITH 4 a slight fracture of the tail; answers to the name Gracie. isoune reward by returning wer to W. T. Mage Un, with Measrs. Nixon, 9) Cedar street. I O8T—ON TURSDAY MAY %, A GOLD ENAMELLED 4 Breast Pin, with gold bar and leaf in the oe ad ‘aaron liberally rewarded by leaving. i at Hubbel & roadway i TON FRIDAY THE 26TH 1 TWO cows, Ine of @ brown oolor, large horns rass Knobs om; the other of uyellow color and’ having ho horns—the pret ty of Jas. onald, Mxty-firet street, near Third avenne, Rs'wht ve ee to any’ person giving Information of thelr Whereabou! OST—FROM 252 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, A Ps, very large gray and white pet Cat; answers to the name Of Jefe. $3 reward and thauks of the owner, OST—ON BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTIETH [4 and Twenty-third streets, a snail black moire antique Sack, on Saturday evening, A suitable re by returning it to 905 Broadway. OST—LATE ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, A BLA L4 and Tan Dog; ts hound shaped and called Minnie; on a plated collar. Is said to have been pieked up by two tas Twenty third street, between Seventh and Bight $5 reward will be ‘paid for her return (0 206 third atreet. rd will be gives -ATIONAL BANKS.—LOST, A DRAFT FOR $30 ON the First National Bank’ of Petersburg, Va. Please stop payment. M. LOUMEVER, 72 Grand street, near The mor Ue Broadway at Win REWARD.—LOST. A BLACK AND TAN SLUT; ©. white breast and legs, a few white hairs on tip of tall? above reward will be paid by A. L. Browne, 002 Broad- X 2 REWARD. or InN, tty 4 FROM KEATER'S irof heavy, light pal NE. n‘lanketa marted corn se Blan pair wy, Lig! wn omored Wfinss oneach. Inquire at RE PAID | ron 7 THE oq $25 Mri? wittans ka faye BE < Seen oot i Fares paid on ir return William Ring, 863 Broadway. LOBE, ON FRIDAY EVENING, 50 ete | iets 6 of steading Sra, John Wena reward will om hid nee ct Tredwes w iene orice be Ps tirvet, Hew Fort. Makan apa Bye jaguatas or THR has removed from fueanth Es, J) JEWELRY. ee, APTAINA —A Gi Poaracary Caroncmete ouse & French, Lsmdon, will be sold as the owner is retiring ope. Cy ey fons" You's, 70 Chatham eeeny # Hotel build) AT BARGAIN.—A SPLEN- ag AND D NAVY CLAIMS. $100. 000 Ttt.! With siete oa PAID ix eos. # Book, 198 ¥