The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1867, Page 7

| | 67% a 34; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 723; a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Sompar, May 12, 1867. The railway share market was rather buoyant in its tone at the commencement of the week, and there was considerable activity in all the leading stocks, and espe- cially Erie; but it soon became dull and at .ntervals heavy, aud prices were lower at the close than at the opening. The speculative fecling is still tame, although 4t has @ superabundance of money to stimulate it into activity. A large majority of the members of the Stock Exchange are on the “bear’? side, and vigorously ‘resist every impetus of the “bulla” to give prices an upward impetus, The market has ‘been so long depressed, however, and quotations ule #0 fow in comparison with those current Jast fali—which will remind many of afall in another vaense—that a good argument fs furnished in favor of a strong reactionary movement, and such would seem to be inevitable, although thus far repeated promises have only lea to disappointment. The earnings of all the feading railways are large, and the crop prospects are favorable to @ considerablis increase of traffic, But for the corrupt and extravagant management of our rail- ways tho stocks represeniing them, which are the foot- balls of speculation in Wall street, would be worth much more than they are now selling for as permanent in- vestments, aud the timo will come when they will all be bought up as such, and when they cease to be active on the Stock Exchange their management will ve likely to improve, and their value as dividend-paying securities with it, Av present cmont of the leading railways familiar to the sirect are managed by and in the interest of stockjobbers, and it is therefore not surprising that the public should have Jost confidence in securities which arealternately ran up and run down by the men whose business it is to pro- tect the interests of stockholders, but who habitually sacrifice them in order to fill their own pockets. The market closea dull on Saturday at a -decline from the morning pmces, the follow- ing” quotations having been current at half-past five o’clock:—New York Central, 97%; a 3g; Erie, Reading, 102}; a %{; Michigan Southern, Rock Intand, 88% 0 89; Fort Wayne, 06% a 97; Northwest- a %; Pacilc Maul, Atlantic Mail, 96 a 97; Ohio and Mississippi 225; a %; Western Union Telegraph, 43 The Evropean news imparted a buoyant tone to the government gold-bearing securities, and they closed strong at a marked advance, in anticipation of @ foreign demand which it is to be hoped will spring for already a far larger amount of our securities are held abroad than itis to the interest of the country to have thers. The supply of money was in excess of the demand at #aGpercentto the Stock Exchange. The next bank ‘statement will show a further increase of five millions in deposits, although the legal tender notes have de- ¢reased about two millions. This last is accounted for ‘by an increase of five mu'lions im spect wid the fact that a portion of the deposits were as usual in national bank notes. The statement reflects the stagnation of capital at this centre, the increase of about three mil- lions in Joans being due to purchases of governments for the sake of employing money. but gegerally firm, The gold market was variable, throughout the week. In the first part it was strength- ‘ened by doubts as to the result of the Peaco Conférence in London, and later by a fractional advance in the sales of foreign exchange and the prospect of increased ship- menta of specie in the immodiate future. The demand ‘for customs duties at the port amounted to $2,157,000, and the Sub-Treasary disbursed $2,661,000 in paymont of ooin interest on the public debt, The decisive character of the war news 02 Saturday gave the pre- mium a downward tendency, notwithstanding that the ‘specie shipment by the several steamers amounted to $1,797,009—a larger export thau has taken piace on any ‘one day since last summer—and the closing transactions were at 135%{. The daily range was as follows:— Highest, Lown, « 137% 135%, see 138% 37, + 18836 + 133% 36 1879 138%, tes 13656 13536 The foreign exchange market was very firm in conse- quence of the light supply of bills, the Itmited receipts and shipments of cotton, and the recent heavy failure following another of neariy equal magnitude in the trade. The disbursement of the interest on the five- ‘twenty loan caused remittances to be made on account of eoupons sent here for collection by European bond- holders, and the rate for prime bankers’ sterling, at sixty days, advanced to 100%. Hence the suipment of about two millions of specie from this port and Boston during the week. The market closed nominally steady at 109% a % for bankers’ bills at sixty days on England, and 110% a % for short sight. Cotton bitis were out of favor, and had to submit to low rates, owiug to the distrust of credits connected with the staple, the almost steady decline in its price for a long time past having involved a large namb*r of firms bere and abroad in heavy lggses. The receipts last week at all the ports were slightly larger than in the previous week, namely:—19,661 bales, making a total since September 1 last of 1,679993 bales against 1,816,101 bales in the same period of the previous year. The total stock at all the ports according to the latest ad- vioes is 406,000 bales, Tho st&k at Liverpool on the 27th of April was 826,110 bales, and at London 48,582 bales, while 120,000 bales of American and 431,330 of Indian was estimated to be afloat. ‘There was a moderate degree of activity inthe trade of the city during the week, but the markets are still ‘unsettled. In cotton the fluctuations have been light ‘Dut frequent, and a very limited business was transacted. In dry goods there has been a rathor sluggish move- ‘ment, ana the opinion is expressed that the bulk of the ‘sprig trade is already over. The decline in cotion is accepted 23 a good reason why newly manufactured geodsshouid be marked down in price, and the ten- dency bas been downward for all but fine bleached fabrics and certain styles of prints, The large auc- ‘tion sales of domostics he'd near the close of ‘the previous week has established jower prices for all the inferior grades, The goneral prospects of trade throughout the country dre, however, improving, and the crops promise to be unusnally abun- dant, Early io July Southorn wheat will begin \o reach the markets, and the latter will be bare enougw to take all ‘that ofiers. At present corn is about the only artic.e that ‘the West has a good supply of, and evap this commands $1 25 a $1 35 a bushel in this city, The wool crop is ex- pected to be very heavy, although it is not probable tuat the market for it will open carly or buoyantly, owing to the dulnoss and depression in manufactures and the dry goods trade, The abundant crops, by enrichiog the farmers and incicasing the aggregate wealth of the country, ~ iil react favorably upon all departments of trade, rad at the same time stimnulate‘vur foreign com- me:00. The earnings of the Union Pacific Railway in the first week of May wore $43,000. ‘The transfer books of the Fort Wayne Railway Company ‘will bo closed on Saturday, the 18th inst., preliminary to »the meeting of the stockholders on the 25th inst., to de- * termine upon the proposed increase of the capital stock to the amount of $1,500,000. Here we have another in- ance of the prevailing propensity of railway managers ‘to water the stocks of the roads they control. The sys- tem is founded on @ wrong principle, and one directly calculated to impair the dividend-paying power of rail- ‘ways in proportion to the extent to which it ts carried. Subjoined are the highest prices obtained for the lead- Ing stocks sold at the first regular session of the Ex. beg tg each Saturday of the past four weeks:— Apt. 20, Apl. 27. May 4, May 11. 84 my By 36% ° 3T Bx six $0 pity ugg 112% cs y BOK Government securities were quoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows:— pL 20. Api. 2T. May 4 Moy Lt. Sixes of 1881 ogg 10K 10% 11K of 133 1s2k 1; 13054 182 i ins 98. 08 3%. 1035 xr 10835 109° 105) ‘Tass 108% 109% 106 ine 20T¥¢ 101% 107 408 no ios 108 i 105% 105; ik Sear ase Peery 116, 210,986 4,307,143 1,375,020 119,23, 109 4, aon 4,119,791 = 119, 425, 857 9,451,642 633,222 122239, 278 The annual meeting of the stockholders of the New York and New Haven Railroad, for the purpose of elect- ing a new board of directors for the ensuing year, will take place at New Haven on Thursday next. The present incumbents have prepared their report of the operations of the road for the past year, from which the following facts are gathered:—The Income from passengers, freight, mail and express sorvice, extra baggage, &c., was $2,068,260, while tho expenses for transportation account, repairs of road, equipment, fuel, oil and waste, haulage by horse power, &c., amounted to $1,364,243 Jeaving for earnings on transportation business for the year, $704,016, ‘The resources for the past year, and the disposal of the same have been as follows:— RESOURCES, Cash on hand April 1, 1866. $407,051 Materiais April 1, 1966. 338,998 Process of allotted stock. 995,000 Increase of accounts pa 117,260 Earnings of ealapactation: 4 + Seams TOMA ac onvsa'es Coupons for the year..... Loss in operating Canal roa Dividends in May 1866 and Jaauai Retired bonds due December 1, 1868. Purchased bonds due October 1, 1875. Equipments, locomotives, cars, &c. Real estate in New Haven and Bridgeport. Settlements of spurious stock New depots and engine nowses, Materials for coming season. Cash on hand April 1, 1867 Total $2,562,527 The result of the’year’s operations nave been as fol- lows:— Roceipts for transportation... ++ $2,068,260 Expenses of transportation . $1,304,243 Coupons for the year... 129,120 Loss by operating canal road 80,205 ——— 1,524,088 Leaving for net profits. . 544,192 Two dividends of 5 per ‘cont tree from government tax were paid the past year (one in May, 1866, and one in January, 1867), and the earnings since then now in hand are in like proportion for the next semi-annual divi- dend. Tn relation to the case of Messrs. Ketcham and others growing out of the Schuyler fraud on the New Haven Railroad Company ordered back from the Court of Appeals for a now trial, and since heard with a result similar to the other cases growing out of that fraud, the directors’ say that a settlement of the game, umounting to $109,125, has boon made since the clore of the present tiscal year, and that with a very trifling exception (nino shares) the above extinguishes all demands upon the company on account of that fraud. ‘The 7 per cent bonds of the company falling due in De- “oember last, the Board of Directors, under authority of law 20 to do, diztributed new stock to retire the same, thereby incroasing the capital of the company to $6,000,000, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satwrpar, May L—6 P.M. Corren.—The market for Rio continued quiet but steady. Sales were made of 3.196 bags, ex Was: terms. Of Costs Rica 8) bags we. Cortox.—the market raled dec advanced fully le. per pound, with mated at the improvement, the » The market closed firm Ordinary corn meal, 63,573 bushels corn 300 do. oats. The market for State and Western flour to-lay was unusually buoyant and active for pa ig and we have again to chronicle an advance on ly all trade brands. “Shipping grades were also. “drmer, “hut Rot quoted | higher. California was eld hicher. ‘Tho sales, including California, acgregated 9.000 dbls.. at the annexed quotations, For Southern flour the demand was Vagut but dhe market ruled s trifle drmer. The waloa were luratted to bbls, at the appended quotations. Rye flour 4 In fair dem ui and algo, firmer sales to the extent of 300 bbis. wer $3 60s $9) G0. Corn meal was Benreely su firm, 100 bbls. city being disposed of at $620. We quote:— ses $11 35 0 $12 % 13 & a 13 80 1885 a 14 10 ‘Common to me 120 a 15 80 Round boop Onio shipping brands “10a M0 Western trade brands. . 14a 16 50 Common Southern. 350 150) 1 ida 1900 17 a 17 50 8wa 90 6a = 6a 6% <The market ioe wheat was firmer ani prices were le, a 20, better, choice No, 2 Milwaukes selling as high as $283 $2 %H—the litter an exireime rate. The sles compri £0,000 buchets, at $2820 $285 for No. 2 Milwauker, 3: g0, $231 for rejected spring, and $3 Rye was quiet; prices, however, G00" bushels Western $1 73, it $i ve e bulk of the sate s being At SL 82 for old Western mixed th siore. New was lower and almost nom'nel at thecloas, The trantactions Were to the extent of 52,00 Dushels at $118 @ $125 for new. mix Western, $1 &2 a $134 for ald do.do, delivered, und $1 3b lor chotoe Southern ye! Onts was ia moderate request and steady in value, With aales of 85,000 bushels at efor Wostern aud We, alc, for State Faricuts.—The offerings were light: rates, however, were without material change. The engagemenia were:—To Liv. Sepaol, 7,00 busi, cor on private terms, and per sieamer 2 lard nt Ws, ‘The charters were’—A Deitish bark with 3,000 gra, corn, if to Cork for orders 4s. Gd. and 4s. If divect to Londonderry or Belfast; an Italian brig with 1,200 Dbls. petrotenm to Gibraltar for orders on private te:mas. Mors. >A fair coastmptive demas prevailad, snd. prices firm; antes wore tnade to the extent of ding to quali lier Ma la was firmly eld, at 1ie.s gold, but, beyond # sales noticed in our last nothing of importance w: Gone. Other kinds remamed une™inuged. sy oLasses«,—The market was ‘ese ae tve, but prices ruled steady. ‘The only sales of importance we heard of were Bhds. Porto Kica, on private tarins, Naval Srones.—Npiris turpentine continued dull and beayyt the only sale of moment was 2 bbls, of ew ork, ALOR, Wholesale late were Fiscal offered at Go. a rel ey 150 do.” No. 1, at $5 62% : ‘and AA 2 at . a $176. Of tar we beard'at ne iran wn — Receipts, 200 bbl*. pork PROVISION. pte, . pork and 50 pkgs. and kogs lund. The demand for pork continued me a the maziet was not esaentialy ebauged or meas ong at bout $23 2, ¢ ‘The alos were 3.000 nt $23 12.2 $23 28 for new mess, $23 for old do., $22 for prime mess. and | $19, a $19 | 9 for prime. For future delive: * 1.00, buds, Bow, mens. seller's ¢ Sirty and siriys days a @ $25 20. Bea’ wna in fait request and firm. with sales of bis. ai $19 5) a G2 75 for new extra mess and $14 0a 1 for new plain do, Uf beef hams sales were made of 100 ls. at $40 a Bil G0), There beet still romained dull and nom. nded, fnal. Bacon was dull, but previots prices were demand: No aalen ‘of Imporiance were repor*: For out meats there continned a moderate Sere St steady, prices, taies + comprised c aoe at a for hatas, and ye. lagi | shoulders. “market was inderatly he: vious prea were readily obtained: 09 bein atid Bower was steady at Tie 2 Sto, for ier a Ide, for Western. ‘Ohesse continued frm, witha a fair demand, st 12; a 18, according to quelity: Rev ad 8 bois, ‘There was inut fetle de mand for rade ne mareet wae quite ee Anis fuie"hae Jowever, regular gravity was held at 0%&¢., in ape) ie ih ny 4 heard of no im nt traowAe coptiaued dull and depresaed, ws rein ne quite y nominal at 286. for standard white, of wa heard of 600 bales for July at We., a er's an min det sales made of about Dis. yh ft dali, and prices were nominal emaut market for raw ere ied corona, wt the improve. was less active, ar auinees wan tat encind \ ise enles sagronaiing 810 ‘e, for Porta Rico: also 867 part at fia at 9c. 0 936%,; chiefly at the out. “ately aoiiva, and very arin at inkoe—T fond ther eaten oer to arrive here (late reeh woinake were rt at 2 in bond. ver was dull and nominal, |. be. for powdere: irinhy was unchanged, at $3. inoderate request, aud firm, with sales That at lige a is is, Tho demand was fal “presen, sem ‘0 bbls, Western. in bond, at MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Maret Bart—Levy.—On Sunday, 56, by the Rev. Mi | am ebantesiis inane a ncn: yt SS Sunday, ‘Nay 6 OF tne Rev a : Witan H. Hrmnees to” Reese st H. of James Nash, Esq., “acon & chy. No Bites come melee ers teat ere NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1867. from St. Jobn’s Episcopal Church, Varick street, without Amsren, Feb 3—Are Johann M justarns, Yokohame forthar | invitation. omen: Mareh 4. Sea Serpent, Wilson, Hoag Kong for phi » Tynedale, Si¢el, Foochow for do. ane Couaay.. she Cuneral of De. oo Concay is postponed ie Was, “Apri 25—Are dolphine, Bartela, Baltt- Ne ste omen en, tee | Eee tgid tela ma sumption, pm tias I¥ son of Jacob H. and Sylie P. “Capi, Anril 5—Arr Superior, Pr cereon, N York ugh, aged 16 6 months and 12 daye. Gaverera, ar 25 Sil Kenlurciony deormamy York. Tee toldiine cna ry ee enettgao, A pril 4—Arr chips Sacco” Mitchell, and tt, Flor. dort, Cirinehi he 7th ‘for Gibral- fr = eth al alia. Whitmore, de tan ‘tana ae ‘for Genoa); nt, Oroshy, puleo. 18th, a Semen, Wilts sgt Wastin, "Wu chinchasy bar tian, Pisth, 8c Nettie Tiber, ‘Are Witst Quen, Laanscn' (or Malet. ‘San Francisco, Mow Yous 4th; Scotland, fe a1 Sark nerersiay ten or vil 23—Arr Sir Humphrey Davey, MeDon- ado! Put in Bike Aes te Bias Riackie, from Antwerp for New- Of the Tizard 25th, Lucts, from NYork for Antwe og ats An 35h Arazg (ey Guiaen, 3 York. sia Fra Wn Fates Lori Shiolls and Uni end eee oe (a Hettey. Cardi and United suse en et ‘Rey Fisher, iach San Praneien an Tograham, from stromanthe oh xe wdemk. f from the residence —— parents, No, 245 South Second stroct, Jersey City, with- out further notice. The remains will be taken to Athens, N.Y., for interment, Davrox.—At the residence of her son-in-law, M. C. Meigs, De Kalb avenue, Walworth street, Brooklyn, on Seaney aerate - May 11, at nine o'clock, Mra. Mary widow of Henry Dayton, Esq., or south @ bury, ieee Comm. The remains will be taken to Connecticut for inter- ment. The friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) moruing, at bas bevel 4 Hartford Please co} jnnesota ant papers Dunican,—On Saturday morning, May vi * Bragansra Desican, ‘widow of Thomas Dunican, in the 69th year of er age. The relatives and friends of the fais ae respect fally invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) after- Doon, at two o’clock, from her late residence, 13 North Moore street, Ecnert.—On Sunday morning, May 12, at the resi- dence of his parents, No. 272 West Tweifth street, Fxep- muck Van Ness, infant son of Charies H. and Joanna ‘he remains will be taken to Plainfleld, N. J., for interment. Fusx,—On Saturday, May 11, Mra, Auicia Fin, aftera long and severe tliness. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the con- gregation of the Church of the Holy Martyrs, No, 39 Forsyth street, aro respectfully invited to attend the png on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the chure! Fox. —On Sunday, May 12, after a short illness, Jaxms A, only son of James A. and Elizabeth J. Fox, aged 7 Lavanrooty eta ta Wilkinson, and Visi- i, crieane: Excelsior, Pendleton, NYork; iokney, S by i, +3 Nemaggs evaninalt; Zuletta, Janos, a ar Southern Queds Ent out 27th, Northampton, Barker, for Bath, Me. Loxpox, April Ase Mion 0 Nigh ma Beard, New Old 27th, Atalanta (s), h gd from Beal sane (8), Pinkham, NYork via Havre (and uonawore, ADri'M—Sla Prince Albert, Martin, New Ha- LAGUNA, Apri! 23—No Am vessel in aaa | a pel oe ‘Tourtee Hiatnon, NYork; Shee is, do. ©) Lockhart, Bos! Mamta, March 8"<ld Miutoro, Bowes, years and 10 mont ~ ol ae ae April 25—Ent out, ‘Island Home, Liswell, for ‘ne friends of the family are resrectfully te N i] attend the funeral, from the rosilence of bis parents, | 12. beg tigeinwen for tek ine REM Aale Magy Drak, for Myrtle avenue, Bushwick, this (Monday) afternoon at two o'clock, Gover.—On Sunday, May 12, Bripcer Ewy Govcn, do sth. Sid th, brig JB Campbell, NY. Puymoura. April 27—Arr Deiphin, pag NYork. Penang, March N—Sid Rocket, Adams, Boston via Pa- the youngest dangnter of Michacl and Ann Gough. Ns jon an) A tes ips G1 q le ‘The frionds and relatives of the family aro respectfully | rat Aineelorptocms Aken Barter dure Datel dos Sa invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her | Snoramento Caveris, san Frauclon, SIM’ Apolo" cent parents, No. 237 First avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at | ships Salvador, Rat Rath ban, Central Daatean pot, beeen Sutton, Sen Franciseo, Ww, April of Nie pn 25—Sld Erwin (s), not Pennsylvania Off do 27th, Dunmore, Robertson, from Savannah (and half-past one o'clock, Harrrr.—At No, 137 Court street, Brooklyn, on Sun- day, May 12, Many, wife of James Harper, in the 74th year of her age, Proceaded for Liverpool. Susxrxe.—On Saturday morning, May 11, at St Luke's | | Sixcavoze, Nazch N—Arr What Cheer, Ainsworth, Pe- Hospital, Henry B. Javkws. aged 61 years and 2 days, | nang. h, 8 » Koss, Labuan; 16th, John ' Nor- Funeral, from St. Luke’s Hospital, this (Monday) s afternoon, at four o'clock . Tth, Evelyn, Wood, Vaneenve ee aa Pan Cnv Keutx—On Saturday afternoorf, May 11, of a short | fizn’ uatalh GALT Belctok ieee eee * inreh 2, bot severe illness, ANN Kuttr, widow ‘of William | ‘Aurora australis, Todddee 6th, Panama, Soule, Bangkok. Kelly, of the parish of Drumragh, county Tyrone, Ire- A " P ae ly lig eae merican Ports. Ave ‘The funeral will take place from her lato residence, | ,BOSTON. May Ul, AM—Arr brig HO Brooks, Mefane, Sa- 2 7 rt ‘es granhed) ; schrs | R Townsend, Townsend, 210 Grand street, Williamsburg, this (Monday Peepers tila River, Ga; Rising Sun, Jones, Richmond, Va, at two o'clock. ‘The friends and relatives of the family | barks Noe (Ital), Cacace, Naples via Portland: Julia (Br), foobar miele invited to attend Wortley, Banas ¥ Island; brig. Millic: ant eo ‘yrone (Ireland) papers please copy. ht oa arbados: Y ich, Grand Turk, sult, ry & Walker ( right, Miragoane, eae Suddenly, on Saturday, May 11, W. A. King, ga soa John Adums New York: bark Deney, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect | min’ Carver Wallies neers Snevor. Ponsa fuily invited to attend the funeral, from the chureh of | Charleston,’ Below brig Mvatc, (ram Phiiadelpsia, tho Transfiguration, | East ‘fwénty-uinth street, on | ICE WEST. April 2¢—Arr sche Potter, Potter. Apaln Tuesday morning, at haif-past nine o'clock. chicola. Sid Sth. achr Welcome & Beebe, Crawford, NYork. Lovsimas.—-On Sanday, May 12, Puaxces Lovomeas, | ,,f4iLADELHTA, say 12 Are bark lary Tuten Saga: 1 Sie Seth eee oe ea amity are respecttatly | S228 than Allen, Matinzas; relator, do; Blizabeth Mas resp agus invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, DETLAND, May 10—Arr schra. Hattie Ross No, 442 West ‘Twenty-seventh street, on Tuesday after- Pema, Sicite Bapogite. a noon, at two o'clock. herwood. N¥or Sittuon On Siday, May 1, Men, Bina Manan, | Bishi Hina ark cn Wi era ate aged 63 years. goo Louisa, Bk ker, Almira ie rs. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully FRANCISCO, April 10—Arr Magnet. Manila: invited to attend the funeral, from the esidence of her | 1th; bark tsk (B), "Nebba, sydacy. ned Isth, ship son, W. H. Mailer, No, 154 South Ninth strect, Williauas: | Pine Jacket, Shumdng, for Liverpool, yaisimed. Jeaky. Sid burg, 08) Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, 13ih, ship Alice Beil, Ross, Biverpoo!: 14th, bark Osto (Nor). h y Peterson, Rio Janeiro; brig Brewster, Carlton, Yokohama; her fuilier Rov. Thomas léarslen, rector of St John's oth. shine Chieftain, Meciuire, Cor y Auanbom Toaloher , Rev. , ; x » RS Ely, Lombart, Liv Da Capo chureb, New City, Rockland county, N. ¥., Many Euins- mrrH, aced 26 years. Maxtive.—At Whito Plains on Friday, May 10, Aurreo, youncest child of Stephen A. and Sarah A. Martine, in the FURNITU 6th year of his age, . senna ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to b yBopy HAVING A PICKHART. ‘BED, IN GOOD attend the funeral, at Graco church, White Plains, this rd bed ne OF PY, pees rare hoser Meader), at twelve o'clock noon. Cars leave Harlem 0. 238 West Twenty-fourth streot (new Hallroad ‘depot, Twenty-sixth street, at tall-past ton Nrcnots.—In this city, on Sunday, May 12. ! H. Niewors, widow of Captain Tuomas Nichols, aged 69 years and § months. Notice of funeral hereatter. Rrmx.—On Sunday morning, Roag, son of Francis H., and 5! 3 months and 3 days. The relatives and friends of the famity are respectful- | ly mvited to attend bis funeral, on Mouday afternoon, at two o'clock, from 70 Market s:reot, READLY.— Op Saturday May 11, after a long and s illness, Taeress Reanuy, aged 76 years and 16 dave, ‘The friends of the family are respectfuliy invited to attend the fanersl, from lier residence, 125 Sheriff street, | Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, —At Turrvtown, on Saturday, May 11, Euma Axx Sun, wife of Willtam See. The friends of the family are invited to attend the | faneral, at the First Reformed Dutch Church, this (Moa- day) afternoon, 1: three o'clock. At Riverdale, on Saturdey, May 11, Cas ‘vexre, oniy chiid of General William F, and W. Smith. Srexcr.—On sunday morning, May 12, Evarsta, wife of Gaven Sponce, in the 38h year of her age. ‘The relative and (riends of the faroily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the First Methodist Protestant charch, Hil streot, near Broad, Newark, N. J., without farther notice, for intorment in'Bloomfeld Comotery. ~—Suddenly, ow Friday, May 11, Mrs. Sarai, wife of Mr. John William Thompson, aed 62 years, Foneral at ber love residence, No. 257 West Houston street, this (Monday) afternoon at two o'clock. Van Brerrox.—In this eity on Friday, May 11, at No, 26 East Vhirty-fifth street, Juirn, widow of Baron Jobn Von Brettoti, of St. ‘Thomas, W. 1, in the 89th year of ber age. Her romains will be taken this (Mondyz), May 13, to Norwatk, Conn., for interment. Werns.—On Sunday, May 12, of Bright's disease of kidneys, Narnanter B, Wrexs, aged 54 rR, The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the fnneral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Baptist church corner of Piorrepont and Clinton sirecta. Boston, Maine and Cincinnat ree ploase copy, West.—In this city, on Sunday, Mur 12, Inaxe Auice, youngest daughter of James and ‘Louisa West, aged 6 years, * Co onths aud 12 days, tender bad 89 young and fi MCalted hence by erriy doom, Just carne to show how sweet a flower ‘obtata In Paradise wil! bioom. = The relatives and friends of the family are reepeetfolly RE invited to attend the funeral from the resideuce her parent®, Eighty-third street, near Fourth avenue, on | berth side. fv Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock. =— a bie aren Fed po Marcaret, widow of e Wad ‘olone! Marinus Wiliett, ag years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to | WWA'CHT onkMOND DIAMONDS, attend the funeral, from her fate residence, No. 297 : Deiancey street, on Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock, Youxc.—On Saturday, May 11, at his late restdence, in this city, after a severe’ ilinosa, 'Winuam W. Youve (‘or merly of Cincinnati, Ohio, and eldest son of Philip Young, deceased), aged 51 years, 6 months and 8 days, Funeral services this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, at *t. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Twent+-second street and Fourth avenue, by Rev. Dr. McClintock. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without farthor notice, . Cincinnati papors please copy. pen orarett. NYork; val Potter, Apala- Ulrick, Mae 417th, (Ham) F Kolee ho Voneivo, Gla Vth, bark Louis Kniitier rns: Seeman, Cori. SUIT OF IMITATION RostwvooD FURNITURE, IN green reps for sulo—Sofe, Arm, Chait and six Cha lated Stair Rods. apa ‘at Frankfort House, A Also, silver corner Fran| ort and \ Williatn, street LL THA MAGNIFICEN tained. in private. residenc a avenne; Parlor May 12, Coxean Axiaew a Rake, aged 1 year, ving Room Pur guoal cost. FORNITUR: WV feet lone, 2 fot vere our pocket Bil- | but very hte; also ha wal a For par. Y'S Farniture Store, 63 PICENT PIANOFORTE FOR sold for $275. One bountite nm and brocatal, cost $359, fc cx walnut Shit, I greon reps, fo walnut Bedroom, Suits spring aut halt Mattresses, Tarkish Lounge and Chair, ‘marble top 2 Palntiogs, Curtain “tnquire ¢ Auction Rooms, § roxtway and the Bowery, NITURE FOR SALE OF A three slory house, at « great bargain, with privilege of remaining tl! next Nay: Tent moderate. Only those in want of irstelass iurniture need apply. Inquire at 41 ten- Tables, Mirrors. Ck , for cash, ata great wick street, OUSEKEEPERS WILL BE pay by weekly or monthly payment Cloths, Para Nture of every deseription, Bed ne DALL'& CO.'5, corner of Canal and Hudson rttee WORTH OF NEW AND SECOND ee 00. 000 hand iv aghs brit is Los Cs lees th nd delivered an auction prices. All gonds wg free. oN UPPLIED AND, CAN on SUSCKL WARTS? To Purcuas' a pull, snail Engiioh Beor P Geo. W. Vrown, 28 York street, Rus IOVALS. D*. NOLAN.—-REMOVED FROM 138 TO 176 THOMP- troot, between Bleacker nud Houston, R._ UNDERNIL, CROVON POINT WINE AND GRAP! 744 Broadway. eornor of Astor pince, where very super TAS REMOVED RE ero’ ti to " AM WW. SANGER DAS Brondivay to 46 Bast Teath street, removed fro%y 77 WATCHES, &C. SH AND SWISS WATUUES, | ater itings, Pkasand Solitaire; Gold Vest, Guard ine ~ Kiss d &e., &e., for sale ant warranted, to —— ‘nacrifice for N. B. “biMON DS BOUGAT Fou CASH. |. M. BARKINGER, 212 Broadway, room No. 8 é COAL, wot »D, EST FAMILY COAT. PER TON; LARGE 378 Fourth avenu Cocks A CHALDRON—DELIVERED IMMEDI. / ately. Also Coal and Wood of the best Vigan al my Broadway, one door from Twenty. 8. F. siLawooD, _ SHIPPING NEWS. 4ALHANAO YOR HRW TORE—TEIO DAY. TINE YOUNG AMERICAN Shoring, thor 178 mon warn hy’s, 194 Seventh avenue—Ladies SUN SETS. "POAT OF NEW YORK, MAY 12, = Sarpown ass = Gelerdate Arrived. per cant more th natin “pace Jn the city “i Steamsbin Palmyra (Br), Watson, Liverpool April 20, and | on or address It, eventh avenw, near Twen- Qneenstown May 1. with midee and 828 Z ty-thied street, ded by Mra. Hi. NESBA June 8, ‘The colevrated Pritns Don ADAME PAREPA ROSA, And the following favorite resident artists, have been en. zed for the occasion dame Ravmond Rit Mrs, Zeldn Harrison Seguin, ‘ ‘Miss Henrietta Boeto, Miss Nettie St Miss Charlotte ¥, Matehings, Mrs, Emeline Head. 1 Castle, Wed. Hin, 3 le Mr. 8.'6.'C: mpbell. AMUSEMENTS. ROADWAY | THEATRE IMPORTANT ENG th seria ms and tw meatinges only, of ¢ great Shakesperian scholar und actor z SH. HACKETE, = wi THIS EVENING Woh Seti ae MATINEE. in bis truly tutellectual i ition of the unmorial bard's embodiment of humour the SIR JOHN aid of fd MERRY WIVES OF WINDSO! EXPCRDAY, THES! HACKER AND ONLY PALSTAPF Seats secured froma t ‘og, aie days in advance. W onsets SISTERS, NEW YORK THEATRE, 728 and 180 Broadway, Second week of the beautiful and talented slatera Misses SOPHIE, IRENE und JENNIE. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, THE ELVES; Of, Starve BRIDE, CINDERELLA, Doors open at 7; curtain at 8 o'clock, Admission 75 cents, — gy FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, [85 ROADWAY, THE TR me BLE pommanen iby of Neg: WaMnoLe! Beawa e (BACKUS? IAN FRANCISCO MIN ‘hoes success has novar boen equalled by any smilar organ ization in the world. New and cheerful burlesques every week, Second week of the screaming burlesque on the I Japanese Troupe: | AllsRight and his Trained ese Cat, Stump Speech—I Am Here. Imitation of ‘Actors. Red r, taken from Casta Diva, Black Cogx and African Troupe. Fiving Seu, ELLY AND LEON’S MINSTRELS, ™) BROADWAY. The succoss of this talented company ts unequaled, and Bacio. ot Si ey the Great Appoaranee Sal and iene tr Ladder. Eph tore Wo Woman's How to the tops — | Ielghes Make tie in their the Pies a Buter-tly. Yedso great Ham.kateb. her How to Sunday Sra -- and -. Cheek -. y, Spin Yarns, Clotnes, Eph Horn's Woman's Rights. RIFFIN AND CHRISTY’S MINSTRELS, Fifth Avenne Opera, House, 394 West Twenty. fourth street, G. W. H. Gnfin one Condron,.... Nae Heese f FAMILY, RESORT A NEW PIECE THis UPPEE TEN THOUSAND. Second week of the GREAT JAPANTSE PROGDE in thelr great FRAT of climbing the PERILOUS LADDER, Doors open at 7. hito oommense nt 8 O'Clock, MA’ URDAY, AT 23g. TRINWAY HALL. an appropriate the most brilliant and successful on record, a. GRAND MUSICAL’ FESTIVAL, To continue one week, On the tt of tae following dates:- MONDAY, Jane AURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, June 8. Tune 4, Mr. J. Thomas, Mr. Jules Lumbard, lanists: Mr. A. H, Pease, ‘Miss Maria Gitbart, M W. Colby.) ir. J. N. Pattison, Solo Violintsts: Mr. Wenzel Kopta. Solo Harpist, Solo Trombone Solo Horn Solo Trumpe' ‘Mr. B,J. Connolly. --Mlr. G. W. Colby Mr. ©. S, Grafulla, W. Morgan. Nr G. Maigkae Mr. G. W, Morgan, Accompanist... ny Carl Face nin. Mr F Mr. Carl Rosa, The New York Hurmontc Society ‘and Chorus of three hundred Voices, Full Orchestra of ninety Pertormera. Seventh Regiment National Guard Band, sixty- ve Performers, who will on this occasion perform on the celebrated Schretber Justrnments ; And Grahom’s full Dram Corps. Progra The order of BROKE Ge me Or ‘The week will be as fol- lows:— ONDAY, 23, HANDEL'S: on IRONS OF ore Lag MESSIAH. MENDELSSOHN’ 4 Hien br PRAISE, A NEW FORTY SIXTH PSALM, F. L, Ritter. SDAY, dune written for the occas on by ¥ HAYDN’S GRAND, Hea set tie CREATION. A on which o« BEETHOVES and other important orchertral wort MENDELSSOHN'S fay ‘OF EATGRO OF ELIJAH. ¢ EROICA SYMPHONY, YMPHONIQUE, tr Grafutla’s Seventh “Rapiment N rum Corps. Notice.—The pride fixed for Subsertption Tickets for the six performances, eae reserved reats, Is rive Dollars. Tickets for stnzlo performance, with reserved sents, 6 Dollar and Fifty Cen! sale of tickets anct sents, will sommaonce this morning woes:—Sehuberth’ store, 820 os ‘atices stil ron Hall & Son's, S43 Broadw: MdnsiNG ainee mee Ruliman's ticket ollice, Hails. SUNDAY EVENING. June 9. pit atdition to the above programme arrangoments by peen eonclirt for te production ot Roalnits great sacred work, HE SVABAT MATER, ‘enor Sigoor Antonucel Aino for TWO GRAND MATINERS, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, June Sand & to the fostiv: will votive tra charge) lo the performance of the Sadat M matinecs on presenting ubseript on tleke office, Steinway Hall, ' Positively no freé list under any consid we 472 Robert W. Putler..... This favorite resort of RAAT OX OF ABOUT 5 with a silendid. company of ertisth, embeaciag all the oom: dined amusements ot the day. MERICAN DRAMATIC FUND A. A SROGTATION, THE annual meeting of the association, for the elscuon of OMicors will take place on Monday, Lith inst. at No, 84d roadway (room No. By ai LYM: Polis open ath sod tice ater, CUAS. 8. BERNARD, Secretary. _{ApMtsatON 0 CENTS River ears ‘OR GIONDAY) ren of TICK Ets hieaw ‘Dia M Dd EN RELIEF AssOCTATION. bg and TO. Tho Uuprecedented, Pamoereant UNIVERSAL DE. obtuis MR. GBAU THIS (MON (eke 4 seats for LEAVES ae "AND of MANY who wer Peperen Ap] and Mati Bary VEN woe FRIDAY EVENING, PEARANCE of the great BENE: The vale for Mine. Rist ia America commences to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. luce gates tepgedianse in Apc ee tile tranedy sclectod Tor h if dab tragedy selected for iar The wale for intori's benelit, and last appearances yn of TICK= nnd the LaDiuat “Sours ALIZABE’ % 4 Americ. and LAST AP. America. ROOKLYN ACADEMY-—RISTORI— WED} Por the ened of the Tala WON WEDNERDA ¥ EVENING, eis vis, on which occasion Mme. Ristori w! fare Recoees bee reat chararier at SEA wing loge is inorain Sale mmences: tI Academy and in| Now York at 112 and U4 of seats coi Ag ae t+ 1STORI—FRENC! es THEATRE-—MATI NEE, Direct having offered her m lor and Laasoe. WEDNESDAY M RNING, Grand Ristori neste fo ald of tht American Dramatic Fund. MADAME RISTORL, matinee of Box oitice for securing seats will open to-day, May 15," "i587; J. GRA at lz, wuagiticent talent ‘will give her only huable to ISTORIS MATINEE FOR THE BENEFIT IN AID 2 ‘This MONDAY, ia yi comedy in five act Mr. Bi ©. Bvery EVI WON: ADEMY oF DERFUL 8. Concluding eve ntand thrilling exhibition of ADELAIDE RI Sale of seats commeno) Do: by Bon August WUMIL Daw MUSIC a ever MEROMEL, entilied THE ENCHANTED LADDER! Ending with the ‘torrife Flight of Uitte “All Right,’ wit lightning rapidity, from the Dome vf the Academy wo the Parquet, Seats secured one week in advance, Sore aad and under the patronage of the Ladies’ Southera THEATRE, Lexaee and Director, J. Gi DAY, May 16, (auud MATINEE at 1 o'diooke. ORT I MACBETH, Managers. SATURDAY JAPANESE, F Marveflows the most wom tuau ski and coduranee Box ollice open every” morn. ng at 5 o'clock. s aye ‘ Prices of Admission: Admission to Parque. By gle Family Circo. WO 201 BOWERY. ‘A new nautical drama, TRUE BLUE, OR TOE HEART a3 OF A SALLE ke. Now " reenery, costiinoy appoinimontim First appearance in America of the aborig nul Jupame ese Jugeters, the last that will ever be permitind to leave Japan’ Ken in 0 OOLEY! ‘Tie Burlesque BLACK CROOK. Tie Sphinx, The Finiehed Education. Lub'my Sally Brown; Nancy Fat, &c. UNYAN TABLEA! the world. Sixty mag fan's Pilgrim's Progress,” a VONY VASTOR sings a new song, atham Street.” The entire troupe in « brilifame ‘agramme, Matinees on Weduesday aud Saturday sen Bweeny re Prenty.ti ind street. Mena OBT. J. GR. ixelee Comratastoners, reak Where the Laugh Comes In. Brookiya Dancing Mnster: ‘The iseries of House Hunuing Wonderfui Tamborine Solo. OPERA HOUSE, B The Bi Open every mission Rag Pore ren nd Saturday, , a. 3 BENW, nab. ight ak : as ROOKLYN, ihe b or, Black ‘Chemis, Thats sep ana ce aa aud Provrietor. _ N* tures by Livi OPEN, dally, ries, corner “twenty tiled Gaile: TIONAL ACADEMY second Annual EXOT oy) Artinta—never bef from 9 A.M. to 10 and 3 ited —ie NO th av nme sur0gt Agougeten) - centa; Season Tickets $) FRGE on Satu ipa hold tts aixy ordlock Ps ML Rev. = address. The children will take al, Signor Severini Sterling, Mr. J. ul dark ¥ ta ADDISON RIC TARDS, Corresponding Secretary N. & LARGEST PANORAMA TS wficent scenes iiivatrating © Bua nion the First rte DESION—THR FORTY. N ot Pi hg Nag i. at tho A ORPHAN ASYLUM ANNIVERSARY AND Donesrtecthe. New Yoru Orphan Dr. Miss Kate mat anufversary, on Tuesday. ‘at Sicinway tall, Fourteenth strvot, burn will read the annual rt in LL Se “ey i Ki rt and deliver exercises, aw iss Nottie OOTHOUT. EWR, MALL.—MARK TWAIN Will deliver wieh Ishinds for the last time, pri Holy Land, on WEDNESDAY ts Wecents, for sale at Chickering’s; reserved sents nis eatea. fof ante at the Hail, on Tuesday'au the subtime mtterances begin to flow at & Hx _Doors open a (ARMAND MUSICAL FESTIV) ‘New York Harmonie Soci Htehearsal this Monday eventug, at 8 0 Meudelssona's Hymn of Pratee at the cburch corner of Fifteenth street and Union Square, ISTORI.—RESERVED SEATS FOR EVENING f formances aud matiues, at CHICKERING & SONS! Broadway. Ritterts th Psalm ‘AN’ cat and Instramen: Lombard and Mr. J, N. King have kindly volunteered their services for the oecaiton. 8 Serio rene ena on the Sand. s departure to the Vi Nise a MAY I a Irving 1 Wodnes TED—SEVERAL FIRST cena s ARTIST3; VO. it minstrel of for gas in Chicago. Addcess, w: west Onaga imunediately, Conductog, Post vilios box 14a, rickets AND ot tape eg SEATS FOR ALL class amusements cat Ticket office, Metropolitan rote i'M, ADAMS + Agent ‘AINING. ¢ the Rattroad A suM oF THE ‘Al Oeextg the book and con. and caving for this advertisement, cam get 1 by apply- —ONZ te (az 10 T. Durancy, 46 Hamilton stroat. AFR KEY, NO. 26.046, please leave ‘he same at Herring's safe store, y, and will b» suitably rewarded, OST.—BANK B90<5 NOS. 281,650, BUREOK! stree and 18,742 Bowery do. will be Amity sirest, or $1 for either. O8T—ON SUNDAY and Twen eed Breast 1" nut fi hire Marshall, 7 Wadivon aveaae. O8T—ON 4 street, Broadway chapel. @ gold Sleavo Batten. marked with SUNDAY, BEIWSBN TWENTY-RIGHTE rewarded ‘ -niak.. “6raets, on Madison avouus, an enam. Phe Loder wi ou returoing FIFTY-THIRD or withio the er ¥. A suite able rewacd will be paid if rewurned to the owner a No. 1 vis ATRE TICKET OFFIC for all theatres, concerts, &c., can al- heatre Ticket Ofiee, i 2 can On THE, TRE TO LET, ram, di oilice of HEATRE FRANCATS.—FRE: for evenings and instinees, for Teetures, ac. Apply to J. GRAV, ANJO JIG AND CLOG DANCING TAUGUT BY THE renowned Joho Bogan, 315 Bowery. Terms $5 por Beajonand Assorseons for ssiex MAN THACHER OF LANGUAGES WANTS piace: Where he can earn « living without severe sj references unexceptionable, Apply to fis friend, Dre Newbromgiy 264 Sixth avenue, mgers, to Cu. nerd. Sth inst, lat 45 82, lon Si 33, @ number of larce TH. ROSENTHAL’S NO. oe BOWBRY, OPPosiTE reet—I Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, Savannah, 63 hourr with Great Jones street—Ladies and gentlemen can obtain mdse and passengers to Livingyion, Fox & Co, 1gih inst. off | the b Falue for Cant Of. Clothing. Furniture, Oar pets, Cape Hatteras, passed steamships Leo, and H Livingston, | &c.. calling or _ Ladier ‘attended’ by Mrs, a Savanah Tith, 25 miles § of Chincoteague, aa Rosen to ad out of the @ idan, henee for New Orieans. up Por mt Royal, Howland, Savannah May 6, via in MARKS’, @ SIXTH AVENUE, Anaue THR ORIGINAL x. jes and 3 ast, geutiemen con receive & per cent more thaa Stoamship W P Clyde, owelt' veining |, NC, @ hours, ther denier in the city 3 thew bo of Cloching, with mdee and ona Pea Furniture, Jewelry, Fars, 0. Piowse be kind amen BC Kn hemes Abe Mtecaneiria, 40 hours, with | encugh to call on or address ‘ine yy. above. Ladies mdse and io Smith & Brown. Waited upon by Mry Marks, in and out of the city. re Velocty ee “neandery Malaga, 35 days, with ral- $6 15 UT 3. Beresned and delivered by ino! BIOKYS, rved rents irty-second street and Teoth avenue. Branch | Ways pave obtained aS the BUSINESS COURSE.—BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, arithmetic, spelling, 89, Ladies, 20 writing lesson Paine's Bris'neas Coueges, corner Bowery and C eso, ssreet.” Brooklyn college removed to 847 Fulton, USINESS COURSE. INSTRUC TION I IN PENMAN. A’ ehip. DOL DL ATMS Bastnens Affairs, GOLDS MIT'S Femmercial ae ba hy eA 710 Broad PING, WRITING ARITHMETIC, &0., FOR Dolbeur, 6 Broudway, ive private day or een, ring. the entire wumamer in pra coal, Donkin ineas Writing, commercial Arith. metic, &e., and qualify pupila for any busigess, Gontemen can recure private rooms, oxs) COUNTRY SCHOOL <THE ADVERTISER. LIV. Ing in Ridgefield, Cone. 18 destrows vo taka 8 oF 10 boys, ander fo, to bourd at's faria and go te “distnet vohaal Fat gnle trom houses. le plenty of berries. Terms very mode: di jan $9) per quarter in advance, 1eTHOOT, wi iamosburg Post office, sins, TIGNTION.—LADIES AND gextonues CAN fot Propence, tt), Lawson, Matanzas, receive the full value in cash for Oi Clothicy Rony with ih taaaen, tn toN L MeCready & Co. aid in eo) ‘arpets, de., by calling or addressing DWwARD MILLER, Baek Gerooe Filh berk Dancy, Gray.and Hthan Allen, for Row 18 Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth ateoot, for Baltimore (before reported sid for New York ‘TTENTION.—LARGE ORDERS RECEIVED AT THE stark Wilkinson, Cardenas, 10 days, with sugar, to wabl.shment ot 3B yoy rainet dg oe { ng AY ia, Purnita: “hark Fe Wright Jr, Taylor, Sain River, Gay 7 anys, with | Hedin gouts heting any to arepoes of writ ber, to C ve the hi eat prices By by calling on or addreosing Mi ‘Mr. ot rie ‘Huccleued (Br), Jackson, Palermo, 60 days, with Sex hoses is number as above, Orders auended to fruit, to order, in or out of the elt Brig Jeremiah RCT ai Ford, Rio Janeiro. 68 days. | —— ik spe Carver, Sil inet lat $4 0 fon 7 XO, 6% BROADWAY, CORNER, OF BLEBCKER from Moston for Ravannah, iP stairs, mow value chr Daniel Slenmane (of Harwich, Mase), Donuo, Laguna, nonds: Waiclony Sewn sliverate, arliberal sgrancse Berke n Late LA or. made on coe, Diarnonds, Wairion &e,, for sale Selr K © Howard, Ni latani 9 dava, with mo- cheap, HO. OMAN, Broker, removed (rom No. 66 Nas- ances, to OG Mlekeraan & Go. ‘oth inat, lat 28 4 lou 7320, | sau steve spoke brig Hat from Matanzas for Port! Tag seem } Sehr Norah (of je horke, Saga, th day yo 71m, SISTH AVERUR, MBAR TENT STRERT OE. sugar, to master. inat, in @ heavy gale from 8) MINTZ will 7, tho rice for ladies’ and gentle: | for jibend 8 leak. inen's Casi-olf a Alcora (ot aa Mac oy geal Neuvitas, 12 days, | eg & note to sehr © Beane, fama, jaehieota, 10 days, with | = cotton, , Rrown sein pdgg orgrvawn, De. MENT, fm alxrH gontlomen ean obta'" iin ES he galth, Providence, qlee ates awe nee, AtoY OUR NEW tne babe foe ny yy et Ph re y ome ioe etuee sSirem, ei yy Sone jo frsedt pin ep sow or Kewport. bee ‘dovdouh ar avenue, two doors from Phi srty-fourth Behr Khizabeth 8, it for Boston, Atari, vente AVENUE, BETWEEN aaa ron Rapp ret an ncend ptr ies ntlewen an secure eacing oe jem, dee. bp rien, One from Pensacola for Queenstown, April of ee Then clapenererss se ~. stems Sreivein markets calling on mA oviedha frou tte for NYork, Jan 14, lat 268, ie to hin or Mire ARTS, Tos Beveutn Sanat ‘Trianon, 19 days from Pensacola for Cork, iat ae nicotene emir Gag iaea thei aise | Merrow, racer, NYort “ni serena, Macey | HoUshS. ROOMS, Ew WANTED. Mat 3, MOUSE, WANTED—OR PART OF IT, FOR A located betwoen Iouston apd’ Twenty- firs streets. Address N, Sobware, No.7 apring street ANTED.—ONE OR TWO HORSE powe Foow about ubout 8 by A) feat, ear City Hor convenient to Fulton ferry. in Hrookiya. Adress, ng paruculars, or call on COWLES & CASH, 10 Murray aunt. Ws NTED—AN UNFURNISHED flour! ad Ninth and Twenty-thied girenie, Brondway and sixth avenue; rent not to exceed $1,400, Aduress OC. EB. J., 0 Amity sirect. & na is WAxzED TO Hifi—FOR SIX NONTHIM. A SMALL ‘country House, from seven to ton roome: located within ten minvies from depot, oe hour from city; fur nisved or unfurniwhed. Address b. ¥., Herald oilicn, ANTED TO NEST Of LEASE—A FOUNDRY, OR & Ruilding sulcdiefer, a foundry, tu or wear thiy itr, Aaarens ers with, price ahd terms W 8, We $7 Poundiy, box 164 Herald vitee. == ARB LE MANTELS. \faRBLEIZED (it Ar PERIOR fi iS seventh street, was burgiariously entered on 8, and & considera| Wend West Fortieth street. REWARDS. if OBBE Y IN A PAWNSITOP. THE PAWNBROKEW'S shop kept by Mr. Solomon Stern, 72 desday, Ma gouaisting inosily of jewelry $150 in pennies, Wout Terouty, the night of Dumber of pi ‘and ioral Poward will be paid for the ape prehension of the targiers, or information which will leas to the recovery of the property. REWARD,.—LOST, A GOLD MASON arp a LAS, $10 near reward will Tate der will receive above reward Went Thirteenth strom. newane ty THE ete WILL a at arson, the )sbore or on board of ‘armall ‘arlicios removed est sureet, Sacurday ‘be pald and fio questions aake LAgr #ATURDAY, AT ake eee of Jack, 5 *, snaroward ty leaving himn at 3 names $300 dewarp. Tee OR STO Lae IN NEWPO) . Several bills, A Purchase street, 500 ‘ifty please return rte came Va GeorgelW ue, third street, on ew oatord, REWARD.—LOST, ON noon, May ‘M1, 1867, in jorth river. “ding SQTURDAY APTER. from Wall street n bil ‘The finder Seveoth avenue ; ONAN CONS At THE NATE L, CONS MUSICAL. F FL_ingaice at 08 Jrand Paes IN MU SIC Oe To ‘on the Most ressona die terme. ply, at Sui Weat Thirty: en eNND M Te twee . UsIeal, Violin, 3 on alae. Eg ad ERVATORY or uUBIO, renee, ‘ jerms $10 per quarter, R SALE—A SEY Lat OOTAVE fosswoon PIANO. A ANO. isaacos or Fae a guira Wen eee, Xe og send for 8 oat be z LLACE, NO, Woh ick Ean Sena Malas te, events, a ink resi —BURNHA! oltre. . wes athe apeuth of Marfan ne Jane, anend? MOINS ACADEMIES. i) DANCING “ACADEMY, 18 rive © nummer classes: Glaaoes ate now open 2%, EXPRHSSHS. ‘ag EXPAss, 7% UG. UYNARD, PORNITY s pxranse TA bed. Pern ee oe crap SLs aaah eats ee AND @® NS EXPRESS Soa SIXTH AVENU Cae of the city. orage { 1B YINDES. full ‘qualifies ions aad vIRs®