The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1868, Page 9

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarunpay, March 28—6 P. M. ‘The gold market has been firm but quiet to-day, and the fluctuations were from 1383; to 138%, with. the closing transactions at the latter price. Ten per . @ent per annum and 1-52 a 5-64 until Monday were paid for carrying coin. The gross clearings amounted ‘to $44,004,000, the gold balances to $2,235,077 and the eurrency balances to $3,210, 844. The shipments of specie from the port to foreign ports for the week aggregated $556,675. ‘There was a marked abatement of the recent strin- gency in the loan market, especially towards the close ef banking hours, when balances were offered at seven per centin currency, although during the fore- noon there was a moderate inquiry among the pri- vate bankers at this rate in coin, This change for ‘the better was owing to the light demand from the Stock Exchange and the general desire to employ eapital over to-morrow for the sake of the two @ays’ interest involved in loans made on Sat- ‘arday, and it by no means foreshadows an easy condition of local monetary affairs mext week. The Sub-Treasury is not contributing materially, if at all, to increase the floating supply ef loanable funds, a3 the effect of its daily purchases of seven-thirty notes is neutralized by sales of gold. ‘The conversions of seven-thirty notes into bonds at the Sub-Treasury during the week ending yesterday were as subjoined:— ‘The stock market responded to the change referred te, and the bull cliques in New York Central and Brie particularly advanced the prices of these hares considerably. The rise to 724% in the Yast mentioned was stimulated by a report that Governor Ward, of New Jersey, had vetved the bill giving corporate rights to the Erie company in that Btate; but this would seem to have been invented for wpeculative effect, as no confirmation of it has yet been received. It is generally believed that the failure of the Railway Committee of the Assembly to » peport the bill legalizing the acts of the Erie company ends the matter, so far as the State Legislature is con- eerned, but this impression needs correction. A bill ‘te the same effect has been introduced in the Senate, ‘and the action of the Legislature with regard to it ‘will not be prejudiced by what the committee of the Jower house has done under the influence, it is alleged, of a large expenditure of money in the Cen- ‘wal interest. By a despatch from Des Moines, Iowa, it transpires that the meeting of the directors of the Chicago, Reck Island and Pacific Railway Company, to which we referred yesterday, was held at Davenpert, in that State, on Thursday. Sev- eral resignations were accepted, we are told, and the vacancies filled, the majority of the oard being now Illinois and Iowa men, who are Bo! parties to any of the suits pending in the courts @f this State. The act of the lowa Legislature re- eentiy passed with reference to the company and ‘the extension of @he line to Council Bluffs was ac- eepted, and the certificate of acceptance was filed in ‘the office of the Secretary of State in Des Moines. By this the new directors agree to begin to build the ex- tension line immediately with the proceeds of the r wale of the new stock thrown on the market by Messrs. Tracy & Dows a few months ago. ‘The statement of the associated city banks for the ‘week ending to-day proved to be less unfavorable ‘han was generally expected from the severity of the Zecent monetary pressure. The loans show @ de- @rease of $4,038,600, the specie of $620,900, the de- posits of $4,600,000 and the legal tender notes of $120,000. The totals of the present and last previous statements are as follows:— March 21. +++$261,416,000 $257,378,247 7,944, 30! 17,323,367 212,571 34,190, 808 + 191,191,526 186,525,128 + 521261,086 52,123,078 Mt appears that an application for & stay of pro- eeedings in the case of Richard Schell vs, the Erie Railway Company, pending the appeal of the de- Sendants from Judge Barnard’s order appointing a weceiver of the proceeds of the ten millions of new j,. Stock, was made a few days ago to Judge Ingraham, “ef the Supreme Court, which was denied, owing to the reluctance of the latter to interfere with the orders of a co-ordinate Judge. Afterwards, however, en the affidavit of the attorney of the Brie Ratlway @ompany, stating that the appeal was intended in geod faith, and on the aMfdavits of the stenographic zeporters of the proceedings before Judge Barnard, ‘am order was granted by Judge Ingraham to show why the proceedings of the plaintiff and re- peeiver should not be stated returnabie onthe first ‘Monday of April next, with a stay in the interval. y This temporarily suspends all action under the re- eeivership unless some counter order should be is- goed, and Mr. Osgood is, therefore, powerless to col- Jeet the proceeds of the new stock. « The report of the Michigan Southern Rallway Com- pany for the fiscal year ending February 29, 1863, eontains the following statement in reference to the Megotiations between that corporation and the Erie for the opening of a broad gauge route to Chicago, ‘which arrangement was the first hostile act in the Present railway war between the Erie and Vander- bilt parties:. In February last the board authorized the execu- ‘don of an agreement, which was entered into with ‘the Erie Katlway Company, whereby that company ‘agrees to extend its broad gauge to Toledo, and this @ompany agrees thereupon to carry the same gauge over iis ine by third rail, or otierwise, to Chicago, Estimates, considered reliable, justify the poard in bdelieving that the profits of the increased trafic fur- nished by the enlarged facilities will greatly exceed that charge for interest on the cost. Therefore it is Rot in contemplation to apply net earnings to cover ‘the cost of this construction, but to meet it by an in- ~erease of liabilities in some form, Neither our inclinations nor our policy point to an alliance with either the wide or narrow uge lines, so exclusive as to place us an attitude antagonistic to the other. On the contrary, we believe that our interests will be promoted by all such eulargements and additional connections as Will Increase the facilities for inter- change of business with both and improve our busi- Ress relations with any and all of these lines linking our great West with the seaboard. Our interests are in harmony with the interests of all the at lines: lying between our E) n terminus and the sea- boar!, and it would be a policy alike iliberal and un- wise that would discountenance connections and provements tending to avoid the evils of breaking bulk and operating to cheapen the cost of transit. With the local growth along our line and the exten- gion of our Western connections to the Pacifle the future of your property, intermediate trunk line as it 28, points to an ‘aguregation of business over its rails ‘that will defy the restrictious so narrow @ policy oukd impose, ‘The stock market was strong at the commencement ‘ef business, and at the early session of the open oard Erie sold at 70°; a 70%, and New York Central at 120%; a 120%. At the first regular board there was her improvement and considerable activity in lew York Central and Erie. New York Central welosed 3)s higher than at the same time yesterday, 1%, Reading 1, Michigan Southern 1, Cleveland Pitteburg %, Cleveland and Toledo 144, Rock and * Northwestern preferred %, Fert Wayne %, liiwaukee and St. Paul preferred 2%, Ohio and aroma %, Pacifle Mail 1%¢ and Western Union Telegraph %, While Atlantic Mail was 134 lower. Government securities were firm at an advance of oT @%. North Carolina sixes were 2 per cent higher, q@@ew issue 14, Tennessee sixes, new, 1. At the open ‘board at one o'clock prices experienced a further vauce, Erie selling at 71% and New York Central , @t 12214. After the call Erie touched 72, and then fell ck to 71, At the second regular board the volume business was light, and New York Central closed higher than at the first regular board, Erie 5, jorthwestern preferred t, Fort Wayne %, Pacific ‘Mail %, Canton Company % and Western Union Tele- raph %, white Cleveland and Pittsburg was % lower. Government securities were strong at a further ad- mance of }¢ @ %. At the open board at half-past three Erie sold at 71% 8 71%, New York Central 122, Fort Wayne 1024, Cleveland and Pittsburg 92, North- western preferred 75 and Pacific Mail 105. Subse. quently Erie advanced to-72)4, wile (he remainder correspond- half-past were af the railway list improved and at the close at following quotations New York Central, i Reading, 91% a 91%; five current :— 4 a 72) igam Southern, 89 a 8914; Mic Rock Island, 93% a 934; Northwestern, 64; do. pre- ferred, 155; & 16%; Pacifle Mall, 106% a 109; Fort Wayne, 202% 102; Hudsom River, 138.a 140; Toledo 0d Wabaeh, 69 4 51; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 92 4 92%; Cleveland sod Tuledo, 6 a 104%; Obio and Missiasippl, %% av Quicksilver, 21% 2 2 Ce @ forines uoprowement ip ihe marke! for +; Canon Company, 6 a 46)4; NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, ~ government securities, and prices advanced about a half per cent. At the close it was strong but dull, at the subjoined quotations:—Registered, 1881, 1111< @ 111%; coupon, 1881, 111% @ 111%; 5-20’s, registered, 1862, 1063; @ 107; 6-20’, coupon, 1862, 1093f @ 10974; do., 1864, 10736 @ 108; do., 1865, 1084; a 3 do., 1865, January and July, 1067 a 107; do., 1867, 10734 @ 10734; 10-40's, registered, 10034 @ 100%; 10-40’s, coupon, 100% a 100%; June 7.30's, 1057 a 106; July 7.30's, 105% @ 106; May compounds, 1864, 118; August do., 117; September do., 11644; October do., 16, The daily range of the gold market during the week is thus shown:— Highest. Monday.... 895g The transactions for the week at the Custom House and Sub-Treasury in this city nave Ret been as follows: Custom House ——, ur Yy—— Receipts, Payments, Receipts. t. $1,961,248 $2,078,014 410,168 1,136,803 1,741,880 4 2,069,219 1,742,327 384,324 8,038,381 2,759,614 448,151 8,908,813 3,855,627 572,000 1,814,048 Totals. ....$2,025,74 $13,759,498 $15,941,796 Bal. in Suibiveasury morning of Mar. 23.. * 8,881,695 nace eesees + $115,573,130 paduet ‘payments ‘during’ the week. 13,759,498 Balance on Saturday evening. The totals at the close of each week since the com- mencement of the year sum up as follows:— ‘Custom House Receipts. ts. Payments, Balances, honed (tS ts $12,532,646 $19,267,465 $97,564,728 41,181,472 97,825,078 34 11,094,740 105,167,453 1,671,087 070,842 15,000,563 24,620,970 a++$101,813, 627 + $1,982,292 663, 441, ni po70,781 5,880,800 3,214,009 10,458,475 18,214,099 18,203,178 12,780,000 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, March 28—10:15 A. M. *Tlyry 18 M 11935 190 ahs Adams Exp. b165 7 Sh Biss 12M i 3 lasietten 8000 US 6's, re Ps 900 Merchants’ Union hata US 6 6a of: 108 cy do...12 ofclock 108: 6-20, ©, 64. 1 Mat 1". Be rd ir. 14... Mar. 21.. 280000 Ft EE": e 22S2eVzs' . pati 100 Ghent &R Island. is Mil - oa Paul RR. = Son onto & dios WR". "gore 50 an & St JosRRpret 8 150 Pac M S8_Co. 04g 200 Western Un Tel. A Mics Paul Rit pret 73 100 Cleve, P & Ash RR.. 901 Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. Us. 42. 10874 100 sha Pac M 83 Co.830 104 Stoo US ee, erecta ti 10s 10) Adame. Express, ms n, 107 200 oa 'walon os 110i 1g0 N'Y Ce 400 105’, 500 100 Erie Raliwa; hited ‘1000 Cleve: and Pits RR ie 10 ute Oa 600 Chic, Ee Son Chi a Re Irae $0 Fits, Ft wae chs RR 1a 200 O1 80. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS: Married. Backus—Dk Wirr.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednes- day, March 25, by the Rev. Alvah Gi |, ALFRED 0. BAckUs to EMMA LovIsA, eldest daughter of George De Witt, Esq., of New York. BARQUERA—RAFAEL.—In Havana, on Saturday, Mureh 14, by the Rey. Salvador Negre, in the Church Espiritu Santo, JUAN C. BARQUERA to ISABEL RAFAEL, both of Mexico, Davis—KePLer.—On Sunday, March 22, by the Rev. Mr. Geissenheimer, ALEX. DAVIS to MARGARET Kepver, both of this city. San Francisco and Quebec papers please copy. LYON—MILLER.—On Thursday, March 26, by the Rev, L. S. Weed, James M. Lyon to Mrs. SARAu A. MILLER, both of this city. "No cards. cland papers please copy. Died. Barsour.—At New Brighton, 8. 1., on Saturday, March 28, Henry M. Barvour, aged 44 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence, on Tues- day, at twelve o'clock, noon: Boat leaves pier 19 North river at 10:30. Broruy.—On ‘Saturday, March 28, EDWARD Broruy, a native of Queens county, Ireland, aged 37 ears. * ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, front the residence Of his father, 26 Stone street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. BrowNexk.—On Friday, March 27, after a short ill- ness, MARY BROWNER, a native of Mount Rath, Queen’s county, Ireland, in the sist year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, fro: the residence of her brother, 86 Wyckoif street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock; from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. BruMLey.—On Friday, March 27, Zirroran, wife or Captain Avery Brumiéy. i 74’ years, ‘The relatives and {riends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 173 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at four o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Norwich, Conn., for interment. Norwich), Conn, papers please copy. CoNKLini—On ‘Saturday, March 28, Antcart, daughter of Sarah A. and the late David Conklin, aged 22 years, 3 months and 19 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the First Baptist church, Hudson City, New Jersey, on Tues- day afternoon, at half-past t woo CORNED Scarsdale, 27, of soumpeon. on riitey, March ORNELL, aged 47 years. . Funeral services on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, at hia late residence, Carriages will be in waiting at the Mamaroneck depot to meet the eight o'clock train sy. ey York. Friday. Nancy Contin, The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of her pa- rents, 30 Henry street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Crosson.—On Friday, March 27, after a short but severe lilness, JAMES AUGUSTINE, the beloved son of Michaeland Ann Theresa Crosson, aged 4 years, 4 months and 27 dag. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sun- day) afterhoorf, at half-past one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 5 Flushing avenue, Brookiyn, Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Davey.—Suddenty, on Friday evening, March 27, Miss MARGARET Davey, daughter of Ann Davey, and adopted daughter of Jacob Weeks, aged 19 years, T months and 18 days. Her friends and relatives, and also the friends and Telatives of Jacob Weeks, are respectfully invited to atiend (ie funeral, from the residence of Jacob Weeka, % Taira street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-yast four o'clock, Fratis.—On Friday, March 27, Mary A., wife of William Fearis, aged 44 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at half- t one O'clock, from the Willett street Methodist or wal eburch. cl On fo, endl, March 26, Jacos The relatives ant, “friends of Lg family aml the meinbers of Minerva Lodge 3, 1. O. of O. F., are juvited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) after- noon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 168 Ludlow atreet. Louisville papers please copy, GAG At his residence, on Prince's bay, &. L, on Friday, March 27, after a long and painful dines, borne with Christian fortitude, James P. Gaox, aged 56 years and 2 months, Beneath the mouldering nit) Oertrad by stranyers Nor #ay he's de be « Let those I’ve injured speak, The relatives and friends of the fainily, and mem- bors oF the Masonic fraternity generally, are invited to atiend tue fumeral, from his late residence, on | Monday gitarncan, 98, one o'clock. Interment ser- vices at Bethel M. E, church, at two P.M. Carriages dance at d Valley station, Staten Island Railroad, on arrival of train connect- ing ~— nine A. M. bout from foot of Whitehall Gal oe Breoxlyn; on Friday, March 27, after a short illness, Mrs, PRANCES GALLEGY, in the ‘7oth year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited ‘to attend the funeral,"from the residence of her niece, Mrs, Mary Ann Carson, Sixteenth street, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues, South Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternogn, at two o'clock. Gissons.—On Friday ryiy March Henny, son of James and Alice Gibbons, 7 months and 3 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- iy t invited to attend the funeral, from the residence nus ‘ents, No. 79 Robinson street, this (Sunday) aster 5 bay past one o'ttoek, enny (Irelan rs please copy. GLENTON.—In Brighion, en aon Monday, March 2, Marragw J, GLENTON, eldest brother of the late Jonas W, Glenton. and for many years 4 re- tired merchant of Liverpool, England. Goopkicu.—At New Haven, Cot on Friday, March 27, of disease of tie heart, CHAUKCEY GoopricH, in the 51st year of his age, Funeral on Monday afternoon at half-past two o'clock, at the dwelling neue ‘and at three o'clock at the Centre church, New Haven, GreENE.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 26, Mrs. Cuanity Greene, wife of the late Lewis F, Greene, aged 77 years, 6 months and 15 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the realdence of her daughter, Mrs, Wilson, corner of Mgrtle and Marcy avenues, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are Tespectfully invited to attend, RIFFING.—On Friday, March 27, AMANDA M., wife yf vice this d (Sunday) per mird s treet. er jay a street GUINRE.—On Sati iy Mary T., the eldest and beloved davghter ‘of John and ‘Julia 1 ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 442 East Houston street, on Monday after- noon, at two o'clock. Guy.—On Saturday, March 28, Mary, wife of John Guy, aged 37 years, ‘at her late Miaiharia Eighty- ninth street, east of avenue A, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at half-past eight o'clock, from the above residence to the Church of St, Joseph, corner of Sixth avenue and Fourth street, ‘where a solemn mass will be sald at ten o'clock, and from thence to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Harris.—On Friday, March 27, at his residence, 49 pa Forty-fifth street, DENNIS HARRIS, aged 62 yNotice of funeral will be given in to-morrow’s per. Pet AUanToN. —On Bod March 27, THOMAS FRAN- cis HAUGHTON, aged 12 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, 235 East Twenty-fourth street, this (Sundav) afternoon, at one o'clock, Hayes.—In Savannah, Ca.,on Sunday, March 22, Captain Epwarp Hayes, Ninety-fifth regiment New York State Volunteers, ‘The friends and the members of the above regi- ment, also his fellow prisoners at Macon, Columbia and Charleston, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Mr. R. B, Ander- ie 44 Wyckoff street, Brooklyn, W. D., this (Sun- le y afternoon, at three o'clock, AYes.—On Saturday morning, March 28, at five o'clock, DENIS HAYES, @ native of county Cork, parish Manway, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the deceased are in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 35 Greenwich street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. HovsemMaNn.—On Saturday, March 28, NicnoLas V. Housman, aged 48 years, Notice of funeral to-morrow. KrrkeER.—A Month's Mind will be celebrated at St. ‘Teresa’s church, corner of Ru'gers and Henry streets, on to-morrow Ss londay) morning, at nine o’clock, for the repose of the soul of the late JAMEs B, KIRKER. i a friends and acquaintances are invited to at- fend. LEFrerts.—On Saturday, March 28, ANSEL GRANT, youngest child of William H. and ‘Sarah C. Lefferts, aged 3 yenrs, 9 months and 16 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 812 Greenwich street, thig (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Long Island papers please cop; Lonaworta.—On Seeanoay, March 28, SAMUEL J. Lonaworrt, aged 53 y Due notice of the funeral will be given in to-mor- row’s Herald. Lyyor.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, March 27, ELIZA- BETH TROWBRIDGE, Wife of Martius aa Lynde and dangiter of Joun Trowbridge, Esq., of Detrot Foneral from her late residence, 117 Columbia street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Mackey.—In_ Brookl on Friday, March 27, MILLA McCioure, wife of Smith Mackey, in the 62d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 839 Pacific street, on Monday morning, at ten o’clock, Her remains will be taken to Bisopy Hollow for interment. MArRTIN.—At Rahway, N. J., on eed March _— H. MARTIN, aged 54 yea he relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, from his late residence, Grand avenue, Rahway, N. J.,on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting atthe depot in Rahway to meet those who may leave New York in the ten o'clock train from foot of Cortlandt street. Mrixr.—On Friday, March 27, Dorotiy, widow of Peter Milne, aged 78 years. The funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 48 Tenth avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock. McDonoven.—Suddenly, on Friday, March 27, Mrs. Jane T. McDonovan, in the 75th year of her age. The funeral will take tyro from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Spence, No. 243 East Nine- teenth street, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock. A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the re- pose of her soul, at St. Francis Xaviers church, West Sixteenth street, at half-past ten o'clock. The rela- tives and friends, and those of her son-in-law, James C. Watson, and grandson, Oscar Spence, are Tespect- fully invited to attend. The remains ‘will be con- veyed to Calvary Cemetery for interment. McGuire.—On Friday, March 27, ANN McGuire, the beloved wife of Patrick McGuire, a native of the | ogee of Boho, county of Fermanagh, Ireland, aged 7 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) af ternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 416 East Tenth street. PorpLe.—Fell asleep in Jesua, on Friday morning, March 27, MINERVA, relict of Deacon Lyman 8, Pur- ple, in the 67th year of her age, The friends of her sons, Dr. Samuel §. and Edwin R. Purple, are invited to attend, without farther notice, the funeral, at her late residence, at No. 26 West Twenty-second street, this (Sunday) afternoon, attwo o'clock, Her remains will be taken to Earlville, N. Y., for interment. Quix.—At Morrisania, on Saturday, March 28, JAMES M. QUIN, M. D. The funeral will take place from St. Stephen's chureh, Twenty-cighth street and Third avenue, on Monday morning, at half-past eleveit o’clock, The remains will be interred im Greenwood Ce Samo.—On Satarday, March 28, of con: CAROLINE AMANDA, Wife of William H. adopted daughter of Mrs. Craft, aged 25 years and 5 months, Relatives and friends, also the members of the Sevent, ‘hn regiment National Guard State of New York, are invited to attend the funeral service, at Dr. Sill's church, corner of Prince and Thompson streets, on Monday morning, at ten o’clogk precisely. In Paris, on Tuesday, March 10, JouN SAMSON, aged 46 years. Faneral services will be held at the Church of the Ascension, Fifth avenue, corner of Tenth street, on Monday afternoon, at five o'clock, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice. The remains will be taken to Mount ‘n for interment. SAD e—On Friday, March WItLtaM Henry, son of the Inte William M. Sands,’aged 46 years, "The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, at the Chureh of the Holy Trinity, Clinton street, corner of Montague, Brookiyn, on Monday afternoon, at four o’cloc SxciTH.—On Saturday, March 28, SAMUEL AL ‘BERT Samira, in the 58th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence, 406 West ‘Twenty-third street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. TweeD.—On Saturday, March 28, Perer C. TweEp, ed 47 years, ‘he relatives and friends of the famiiy are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 47 Canal street, this (Sunday) after- noon, at two o'clock. The members of George Washington Lodge 285, F. and A. M., are Lao er si to attend a special mmunication on this (Sunday) afternoon, at one ock, at their rooms, on Broome and Crosby streets, urpose of baying the last tribute of respect to our late ‘rother, P. Tweed. By order of the Master. JULIUS WIST, Secretary. VALENTINE.—On Satarday, March 28, Lypta E., wire of Jacob H. Valentine, aged 64 years, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence in 123d street, third house west of Sixth avenue, on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock. ly, on Friday evening, March 27, of capillary bronchitis, Joun Prescorr, twin son of bem sip? H.and Mary M. Ward, uged 1 year, 11 months and 1 day. The funeral will take place at 189 Second ave- nue this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Watson.—On Saturday, Mareh 28, Mary K., daughter of James and Mary Watson, aged 1 year, 7 months and 4 days. ‘The friends of the famtiy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this, (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 784 First avenue. Wit.ers.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 2, MARIA ADELAIDE, youngest child of Amos and Mary A. Willeta, aged 10 years and 2 months, Services will be held to-day, at half-past one o'clock, at the resilence of her parenta, Bedford ave- nue, near Willoughby street. Wriont.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Saturday, March 28, of consumption, BOCA COOK Whiant, wife of Eugene M, Wright, in the 28th year of her age. The foneral will take place from her late rest- dence, No, 66 South Fifth street, on Monday after- noon, at two o'clock, ~ Youxa.—On Wednesday, March 25, Loveera Yor Na, in the 54th year of her age. Her remains were taken to ¢ for interment. . First cal Cabin passage, from and toNew Yor dace, Se Deas on irslend, at lowest rates. Apply _to OTICE,—THE SPLENDID, 5: 11D, STEAMSHIP COLORADO, Caplin Cutting, sails from pier | 37 Bast river, for neenatgwa and Liverpool on, Wedneaday, April sue lock A. M. Seneyy Apply to WILLIAMS & GOION, 29 Broadway, SAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM ASSAGE BY tiferpool and Quecostowa “Also from Liverpool and London, By firat class ack ah 8 Drafts payable 3 allparisof'Great Britaia and Ireland at lowest Apply to TAPSCOTT BROS,, 86 South street and 23 Broad- way, New York. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S Steamship UNION, H. J. Von Santen, master, Ge United Staten snails will aull from the Bremen pier, fout of ird street, beac hig i iifisoay, APRIL 2, BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, 1g passengers to London, Havre, Southampiga and’Bremen at the followin rates, Ie in gold ras #120; second cabin, 872; To be followed by steamaiip HANSA, K.. Von Oterindorp, master, on Thursday, April §. For freight oF pase PE IGHS & 00., 68 Brond street. we Rayo tee RICAN PACKET COMPANY'S jail Steamabip: BORUSSIA, ten, commander, wenn United States Mall, Paris, Hamburg, Rotter- ay Panes and Germany to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. wit Hie ry = on SATURDAY, apr neg Mn mofo via Southampton, ue felines ‘at the following greatly KUNHARDT & CO., om at Brow! street nnician ‘& BO Ger No, 61 B E FIRST STEAMER FOR GALVERTON, TOR Rese atthe lowest a on BSP clock as ae preci eer ens Higirok fy heine bdietattons ROB NEW ORLEANS DIREC ANS? BE MSHIP 11 COGENERAL GRANT ‘THI FIRST CLASS Ey Ab sms iY PI eh 8H RYAN GEN: he UNITED STA’ GREER, Will be dispatched Seek, tt ‘April 4, at 3 o'clock P. Ma, from pier No. 1a) North Hive ecigleht recelved at through’ rates for Mobile and Gal- "Tho CRESCENT CITY, wilt succeed Saturday, April 11. For freight or ‘auperior accommodations, apply to tho agent, SAMUELS eT VENS, 40 Broadway. pein F" nviey THURSDAY. DEWHEEL STEAN GENERAL BAR! SHIPS EB, Capk, orion, ‘Thursday. Apri! 2, 3PM. miata rb tye ely, giving vrougl ta South, ¥ elt ee 8 00,, 8 Liberty street, OR B AAV ANE AR, QA.—EMPIBE LINE. Every. Saturday, from pier river, au TW, Sampson. a ann Capt G. L. Norton. urd, A ri 4, - METRE re foe Deen taagat ate ea ty A le tnveonnectiok wi iy Central of rhe ory enh wa. R. GARRISON, No, 6 Bowling ureen, RK SAVANNAH, GA., bp inp far SATURDAY. tate Pee cemetary A UNTSVILLE, ata b. river. B 2 LOWDEN, Age “Agent, 93 West street. Aa No.6 barclay street. Tie HAMBURG yaa PACKET COMPANY'S ‘ALLEMANRI. Mile TUBSDAY, Fy arch gi ttt. sinnes royprerearra i aaah passengers for Hamburg, hg Southampton and First cabin, $120; second eabin, @12; steerage, €58—pay- able in United Haack ‘will follow KUNHARDTR wR RICHARD & BOAS, mi Arena, General Passenger A; _No. 61 ("Broad street, ¥. No. 6 Ermsenier age Fee teleost CALLING AT aaa cU- prill . Wednesd: ¥i $130 | Second Cabin: TO PARIS. Cabin. be in gold. For freight or passage aPBYY Ct sraRD, 4 Bowling Green. ‘ATIONAL LINE. ‘The steamship DENMARK will leave Saturday, 4pril 4, from pier 47 North river. ” Passage to Liverpool or Queenstown—Cabin #100; steerage gan currency. Steerage Uekets from Liverpool oF Quecns- toxonly at at the ‘onlces of the come 3 7 27 y HURST, Manager TOXDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE, Steamers fortnightly to London direct, North river. from pier No. 8 April 4] ATALANTA. Mey 2 JApril 18 | BELLONA. eapest currency rates, appiy to ROBT ARK, No. 26 B or treight, sppiy (1 () HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, No. South street, 'New York. TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN (reland.)—The Inman’ line, under contract with the United States and British governments for carrying the mails intend deapataning then folie CITY OF BOSTON. CITY OF LONDO: or, oF BALTIMOR! Saturd jay? ot fata pe Shean ‘aid “aiierbate ‘Monday, "at i gst OF PASSAGE B the mail icaner sail Pas = fo (rae sued gable tne in currency. 0 to ka ¥ to Pi Zanes, tha’ Honday steamers, {grat sabia,” 66, gold; in currency, ‘fen 0 Dadanze trom New York to Halifax:—First cabia, 10, payablein gold tocrase: ilo’ Foswarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, gresgengers al ‘also’ — ¢,, at moderate rat Sleerage verpool or Queenstown, 40, cur- rency, Atel kets can be aught here by persons wending for assage from ‘For further information apply at the company’s oftee, IN Ge E, Agent, 16 Broadway, N.Y. AFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT. rther reduction in passage rates, "rhe favorite pamsenger seamers of the Anchor Line sail grery Saturday, with passengers for Liverpool, Glasgow and “CALEDONIA, McDonald . Saturday, April BRITANIA, Laird. turday, April 11 HIBERNIA, Munrg nturdnyy April 3S Fates 27omplee 0 Novi Fiver; wt i oeiock m o able in currency cnn to Eiverpooh dias wow oF Derry, $90 and 875, accord- to location. Excursion tickets, good for twelve mont, g160 Intermediate to Giangow oF Derry, 425; steerage, $90 Prepaid certificates from these ports, "87. Pastengers booked to and from Hamburg, Rotterdam, Ant- werp, Havre, X¢., at very low rates. For furthet information apply at the company's office, No. Bowling Green, New York. pio °"“* HENDERSON BROTHERS. To avoid imposition passengers will please come direct to the otlice, ant this company does not employ runners, NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL HIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING Mt REST. The splendid new vessels on thia favorite route for the Con- {nent will sail from ple 50 North river, as follows:— EUROPE, Roussau. SATURDA\ ST. LAUREN SATURDAY. A Arent VILLE D} SATURDAY 2 PEREIE! USATURDAY, May 16 PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dnctnding wine):— TO BREST OR HAVRE. First cabin, #1405, eae cabin, 885. Incinging rattway theketa, furnished on board. First cabin, #148; second cabin, ‘These steamers do not carry steerage passung Medical attendance free of charge. Aroerican avelers going to or returning from the cont nent of Europe, by takin: e steamers of this line, avoid both transit by 8 Malware and the discomfort of crossing the Chanu esides raving time, trouble and expense, SORGE. : MACKENZIE, ‘Agent, 68 Broadway. co: ABTWISE STRAMSHIPS. EXAS UINE.—FOR GALVESTON —THE AL STEAMER a me Partridge, will leave pier 20 East river, Wednesda "Aprils Ror fretgbt or pagsage apply to LORY #00. i faiden Lan Lana. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Throuih line to caifornic and China. © Freight and passaze at greatly reduced rates, Steamers of aboveline leave pler 42 North river, foot of Canal tireet, New York, nt 12 o'clock noon fout times @ month; on Ist, #th, 18th and 24th, except when those days fall on ‘Sunday, éhen on day previous. ‘One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance "April, HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A necting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Laps Steamer leaving May 9% 1888, connects closely with steamer GREAT REPUBLIC, leaving San Francisco Sune §, for Japan and China. For passage tickets and all further information La po Rand atthe Company's ticket ofice, on the wharf, footof Canal R. BABY, Agent. Agent. Norm "AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Onponitign 19 monepoy. ALIFOR: . via’ Panama, Raftroad, For Freight only. Via Nicarasna Gray, con- For Passage only, RATES LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE. Thelr elegant and favorite steamsuip ‘GUIDING STAR Tuesday, AprLTy at ‘uesday, April7, at noon, from pier 29 North ven = . . For passage or freight app! Bek. CARRIMGTON, Agent. 177 West street, corner of Warren, WILLIAM H. WEBB, President. CHARLES Dana, Vice Presiden Exchange piace, New | ae wigliDUGRD RATES OF F FREIGHT. 0 ti G The Pacttic Mall Sianmelsip Company's steamer ARIZONA will sail on WEDNESDAY, at rid tec noon, Freight recelved inet = i cata or Fat re 4a'North river, Zoot of Canal streets oti on bay a iss To insure shipment freighte mt po be sent dor PLES FARGO t % Sole Freight Agents P. M. 8. UME ) STATES MAIL TO HAVANA. } wt ANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing regularly every Thursday, at 8 o'clock B. M. precisely. from Her Ro. 4 North river. MORRO ©. Gi MISSOURI, Captain G. W. Fal For freight or passage wer) “dH? HARTSON, President, No. 6 howling Green. — 8. Go, } {Avana, SISAL AND , Commander, will eave pier 16 Rant river’ om . Saturday, April 4 at 3. M. For freight or passage apply to B.ALEXANDRE & SONS, 4 Beaver street. FoR NEW 0 ORLEANS DIR DIRECT. & CROMWELL LIN! Steamships of this line will leave pier No. 9 North river at Ai, as follow! a 4 Saturday, April Saturday, Apel 2 CORTES geo. CROMWELL. MARIPOSA, .. GEO. WAsiitNi For passage or froigh HB. ONOMWELE € CO:, 86 Wont street. JOUTHERN LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS, The Al steamebip VICTOR, Captain Gates, will leave pler 20 East river, on Saturday, jgned for St, Louis and other places 1d also for Mobile and for walves- va ton and other Trai ac eu aa reight takeo vy redveed rates. For freight or y Oh. MALLORY Coe ply to ‘Maiden lane. ren Leh HILTON HEAD ‘FLOR A PORTS. ‘RI AYE, Fr epabaameete MAIL sg rere ee byag Fre oe a be a8 gy Peniny 10 ee No. "hror passage dee ee able fre Heed’ ty ‘all pints South” in connec- tion with South Carolina Raflroad by sl steamers 10 to Florida ports. Pepreight taken as Jow as an; WHEELER 2 CINNARD. ‘Agents, 18 Broadway. F%, CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. New York and aad Caren ‘Bteamabip Company's first Sloss od pidewh Mheel Hee T, J, Lockwood, on Wednesda; pw 1, sehee ‘rom plot No No, 33 pane si Pussenge Thro ASA e miodatons aos ‘bills of lading issued to all ees eat nn mak thwest im connection with the South lina Railroad and with steamers to Florida po HENRY 8. MORGAN & CO., Agents, 25 sroudway. Qrae LINE Philadelphia. Lorillard Steamship’ Line, Great reduetion fn frelgiita. Reduction to summer rates on freight and insurance. From ‘and after this date the summer taritf only will be charged on all na ‘and merchandise by this line, abd iasurance guar. Goods received on Line's covered pares: pier 8 Eat river, New York, and 19 North Wharves, ladelp! For further F information inquire at offices on piers. __ LOST AND (OUND—A HUNTING DOG. sume by Post office. HOUND. OWNER CAN HAVE addressing, with full description, G., box 18 CO POCKET '00K, CON- 00, payment of which bas been be sae ate stopped; anote for $1, also a lot of worthless coupons und some papers. ' The finder will be liberally rewarded by Tea Same at 73 Broadway, room 89. ell OST—SATURDAY, BETWEEN 5 AND 6 P.M. IN ANN L street, near the Herald building, a Bunch of are The finder will please leave them at Nol fan's, yee corner of Futtor en or a he will be paid for his trouble, OST—FROM 67 AV A, A GREYHOUND SLUT, WEAR-_ ing German silver collar with name of owner engraved. + Teward will ve paid for ber return to tbove address, ost—ONn SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, IN THE Seventh avenue, a Leather Case, containing, seal instruments, eral reward will be paid the finder, - pean drug store, corner of Twenty-first street and eae GOING FROM LEGGETI’S HOTEL TO ‘Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, a bunch of small Keys, ‘The Sader wilt De multably rewarded by leaving same at oflice of Hotel, 6 and 43 Chathant street, New York. REW. ARDS. ‘ARGE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A PRESENTA- tion Watch and Chain, American, Waltham manufac: ERE i a ao ae nscs - corm tee” Lont between ition League Club and Westminster foci on Friday oventng: Haan ee ane eratlone, “Any inforiaaton. to Be. sex t0 Dro 8 ansociatiol cre ‘Weatminster Hotel, corner Bi ee street and rng Place. EWARD..-A MOCKING BIRD FLEW FROM $5 the residence at 29 Weat Eleventh street on the evening of the 2ith. Any one returning the same will receive the ‘above reward. WARD.—LORT, A SKYE TERRIER, ANSWER: 10 Tingse a Mat, The above Batantwil te pon Ob leaving him at Ni fe Bast ‘Thiriy-cighth street, $25 = REWARD.—THE THIEF WHO TOOK A PACK- © of two Coats and one ait of ants from room tt Thursday, 26th inst., after 4 o'clock juestions asked above reward and no —TO LET, IN NEW HERALD BUILDING, AN ELE Zant Store on Ann street; wne large Room, Ann street front fourth foor; two handsome connecting Rooms, fourth floors one Room suitable for business office on third floor; thiee elegant front Rooms on fourth floor, Apply to ISAAC 01 BARKER, room M Herald Building, { A.770 EN CORNER OF ANN AND wassad Streets, a Loft, suitable for manufacturing purposes; a Rooms for business offices. Apply to ISAAC 0. BARKER, Room 14 new Herald Bullding, STORE TO LETA MURTLE, AVENUE, BROOK! near Prince street ; idee ‘Kiso @ Blilintd Saloon, wit ih ave Te Tabten a Bir dd dar Fated fs smplete, with room. for Tease five five Fears will be given. Sp eae Foe teres ; ic ET SEER se Cea SHOP TO LET—ON SOUTHWEST CORNER oF , Eup avenojand Eitzascond sure tipo tories, tsaBs Before 9 A. Me or from 8 to P, M, cotieiawy ares FOURTH AVENUE—BY BT, ABT At a ag Otice, ions ES ay. Li yaar Buore, 6 # 1 Brae 4 2 + B2 000; ‘Beco 7 81,500; Third For ea Et sr, S000} Ba Pleas $i i je 40,800; Lith, Second $2,000; Union scents, Li Floor and Rear Building, Ervatiay ay Sores meas, 28 i Sods Broadw Sanat Ley ie hi b ia ey acto Tounary ( (atens ern, 9.8 ree story : hobby horse factot ao wer F extra $1,500; Broad Store, near 18, west eae ‘fender fo Bre SIXTH ‘AVENUE ipo 70 LET—ON THE W: i nao er street, ot late five story bull ‘Basemen “tor forward aac ent wood Be fra Appig on GooD LOOATION FOR TO LET, first Floor over and iter Miswels, Brot, oo Ing i drone srr WD A. oun Le ny SET, he “ARDRY & BRYAN, Auction’ ‘A. SHOICE, OF, nana SHOW, VEIN; Thirtoonth ated’ two dobre weet MITY STREET.—TO_LEASE, FOR THREE YEA! AM Nos. 1, 8 and & Amit; Street; will be altered fot dusineea ‘purposes. Apply 10 ALLEN & BROWN, Broadway. A. SMALL STORE OF, OFFICE TO LET_ON GREEN: wich avenue, near West Tenth street; first Soor; Béfo. Algo one.cn corner, with Basement.” Rent 9900, Fre: & & Kissan, 8 Basement, between 18nd T OH. pianos, bi elevators, separat JULIAN'S STORAGE FOR FURNITUR odation, Ww: re jor accomm seek cams to cart; cheapest in ihe oY Entrance corner Thirty-third s rd street and 9 and Eighth avenue on! A’ WO YEARS’ LEASE OF A HOUSE AND STOR! AA ‘in best location on westside of Nirth avenue for sales rent $1,100 per annum FRED. W. FENNER, 358 Ninth avenue. A, HANDSOME RECEPTION ROOM-SUITABLE FO! 8 doctor, di dentist or other ,enteel al prgtessionsl more years. Fourth avenue, of ELRINS, a "Bible. He House. ROADWAY LOFTS TO LET. ‘BL Broadway Four Lofts, 2oxt 1 Box00 fe feet. ewi Lo: Boutuwest oor. eae mi nae Lofts, s¢3103- Broadway, W. 8., 117th ats. ‘30x80 feet. ‘Union square property to lense Yarn tora of Searee pitas E. H, LUDLOW & CO., No. 8 Pine street. ' EAUTIFUL ROOMS FOR A DENTIST AND EXCEL+ lent location; also two nicely furnished Rooms for two itlemen, rat or together, Broad Seeen Thitty-t yee and Thirty-second s om © ROADWAY STORE TO Li 616; ALSO THE Bxheoreis Brosdway. . TANT ORD, 30 Browtway- x) BPQADWAY, CORNER, SHOW BOOMS, TO LET 22, Second floor of $19 Broadway, corner of Twelfth street; front ron weer sOnN tk KELSO, 44 Nassau street. ¢ ROADWAY CORNER TO LET, CORNER OF Twelfth str r part; four hoa Inquire in the trunk store, coral roadway ‘and Twelfth st. { ae bala JUARE AND SEVENTEENTIR (OnE 8Q1 fire 8 roudwny.— and ee ‘ogee Vor aeparately, “Inquire of C. MOL- ‘Malden 1a { DP Boom 10 RENT—IN A HANDSOMELY Fund ished ofice, Apply room 3, 290 Broadway. URNISHED HOTEL FOR RENT. 4 By order of the Probate Court f offer for sale the entire Furniture and movable fixtures of the Clarendon Hotel, Cine sea, “Th hotel yt ets Selon ot Wate so soa h, contains one hundred and and Gano, steve fp Ave. tee Lites cf the vest appotmied jwenty rooms for guesta, an widely known feat Imi ety, Rent 68,60 per year. THOMAS A. LO . LOGAN, Attorney at Law, Aatgnee of es Fe Crittenden Co 73 West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio. OR RENT-SPLENDID LIGHT OFFICE ON THE firet oor, suitable for a ban er. lawyer oF estate ageut. Apply at Co-operative Building bank, 302 Broadway. FB RENT—AN Te etre hat ho mar OFFICE, juilding Bank, 202 ‘ANDSOME ROOMS TO LRT—VERY DESIRABLE FOR enteel business; EL “4 will return so to Thomas Hoban, Janitor of the build- ebeap. Apply at Co-operative REWARD. ST, A ROLL OF BILI CON- $1 50 taining $500 mines ‘notes, going from Park Bank ape 7 yaician, dentist or an} ja Barclay street and Morris Essex Katlroad to Orange yan » New Jersey. Apply ry GARDEN & CO., 127 Grand 1.000 REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE OFFICE of A. O. Kingsland Sons, 38 Broad st, 33 Bond ois Non. 11465 10, 1486, bot, inclusive; 11 Paclne fealltoad, Not. 9 1 sent onda B oF 1 00b hoad 129, 11010; 8 pein new and ipoas Minin Bonds South 18, ies 18 and 47; also Virginia g eal bonds, Nos. 13,Ul Bia tts Roa jo ah 4s , 4,952, sundry certificates of Taihe tame ot A. C. 80, ‘Pinswand and A. ©. Kingsland Sone. e800 reward and 10 questions asked will be paid for the recovery of the above property, which is of no use to any ns wave the owners, Payments ou and transfers of, the ‘same having; been stopped A. C. KINGSLAND & SONS., 68 Broad atroct, _ MACHINERY, Nissaateded “"S. CAMERON & CO.STEAM PUMPS FOR BOIL. ers, factories, steamships, mines, &e. Twenty-secoud ‘treet, corner of Second avenue, New York. <GINFS, BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS, NEW \d secoud hand, all styles and sizes; Planers, Lathes, Views Shaiting, Toolsand Machinery of afl deere Hong, \at MOFFMAN’ & FINNEY'S, 167° Water atreet, Brooklyn, Lye ‘ ROILERS, SHAFTING, BELTING, MILLS, ‘allenclors,” Miscellaneoug Mactinery ‘of all de: scriptions, DAVIS’ Machinery Yard, 124 Hudson atreet, Jer- pity. Oilice No. 1 Centre street, jew Yorks R SALE—HAND HYDRAULIC MACHINERY, WITit nearly new, for making 100 Ibs. worked in an i " ‘bargain, yan] to L, P. HA % AT $21 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH | STRE JOR SALF—A TWELVE HORSE ENGINE, BOILER and connections, complete. Can be cen between 9 and 5 at the woodyard, Classon avenue, near Myrile, Brooklyn. OR SALP, LATHES, SLABBERS, PLANERS, ORIND- stones, Week, Benches, €c.. in good order, for sale low to close a factory.” Apply on top ‘hoor Harlem itaiiroad build Jog, corner of Centre and Franklin streets, 2 oe, Legere TANKS) BELTING, sys and miscellaneous Machinery, a 832 West sircet, New York. piliaaa (OR SALE—PORTABLE AND HORIZONTAL STEAM Engines, new and, from ya to forty horse Also improved Quarts oN MCLAREN, 64 Horatio at, AND BOILERS, | 60 TO. 10 power ; one 80 horse complete with same, and enol at half oat prices “60 Park street, ive horse i105 will roints, (OR SALE TATHE, #1 PERT BED, TAKES 1N 16 FEET 6 toches, in swing, screw gearing complete; Fools, Ae. Atso-new crosseut gid ip § rns potent, Inquire of THOS. EB. TRIPLER, R_ SALE FANNING PATENT wanted in all machine and blacksmith shops. Manufac- durers and Jovbers in, tools and ha rawure are tavited to ex. BE. TIFFANY & CO., No. 4 Wall street, = SALE—A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STEAM ines, pene, Pum haftl Beitiny hes, Plan Apply UP, ABI DY, Nos. 4 ‘8 , G0 Weak street, 0 Fig to Br lyn, or A. GRAI OI8TING ENGINE FOR SALE OHEAP—LITTLE used ;can be seen working at pier 83 bast river; price Scroll Saw, large si bt's patent. Address My orate ts cn MACHINERY. OF AGRA' ATR DISTILLERY FOR SALE, hating pulleys, eau ia palos win ncn shalt ‘Addveua box 6,800 Post ODA WATER, SODA WATER, At WM. GEES, corner of Elm and Franklin streets, ap: Paratus for making soda water at a cost of 2 cls. per gallon; Brice trom 160 ta saab and upwards, warranted to stnad the reanire of HN to the aquare fr highest premium given y the American Institute (m gold igedsi}'was Swarded (© me for this apparatus, STEAM ENGINES, BOILE ERS AND, MACHINERY, NEW $5 nnd second band,'o Hons; one 100 horse’ owner fo tnevoriers one It foot Pinner; Shatting, Pu 1 WILLARD « MILLWa ij, B64 Water strcely near Peck: Mr “WANTED.—A GOOD SECOND 1 WAND r horse engines ting, ae. o FUR CUTTERS.—FOR R BALE, “A BARGAIN, ONE pricker blower, new; two Lay B three Cutters, des Grinder, Inquire of RUBT, EDGAR, Greentied, 0 MACHINE MANUPACTURERS THE nUILDING of nkmall Machine to dispense with the greater portion Of the labor in the printing bumness can be aecured to an im Hor company who, hus larue facilites for the manus facturing, Cail on oF ad N., No. 444 Broome mtreety ot trom Brosdwage 6 HORSE PORTABLE ) piete, Can be seen at 74D 10 ‘ow eau 30 HORSE 1 ENGINE AND BOILER FOR BALE,—AD- dress box 2,873 Post ofice ENGINE FOR SALE-COM- Dey street, up stalre HORSE ENGINE, 20 HORSE BOILER FOR SALB very low. Address box 2,200 Post oiite Apply'in drug store 16 Sixth avenue. OFTS TO LET IN 69 LIBERTY STREET.—APPLY TO URIAH J, SMITH, 23 Liberty atreet, f EASE.—SOUTHEAST CORNER H''DSON AND zoom as streetn, opporite American, Exprens, Store; Basemen and three Lofts, together or separate ; also small corner Stores Possession. BALDWIN, No. 2 Harrison street. , EW STORE 10, LET-AT NO. 69 THIRD AVENUE,| 20v' suitable for either furniture, di ods oces ries, 2 “Apply to BARNES 2 NEW, Ba John stress ny NO 1S, SPRING, STREET, BETWEEN THOMPSON ni Sullivan—Store, Basement and each floor 25x75; will be let Logather of separate. "Apply to TUS4 KA, 212 Canal street, near Mulberry. FFICES AND PARTS or, OF OFFICES TO LET—IN PINE oat for real estate, ind W160 to TAYLOR, No No. 5 Pino street, 4 FEICES, 10 LET_231 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE oITy Hall Park, elegant ec 234 Broadway, Offices an Floors, s7.62130) feet; also Lo ts on Chambert street, near Bron thew s0 street Floors on Park place, with basements. Appi to He LUDLOW é £O., No. Pine Street. 1 pPrnasey IN REAR 820 EAST TWENTY. PRonrn 35x85, and a large yard to let suitable for & pr- Vite or liveay stable and carriage house or sith nop oF ike parpoans porsession Tnamediately GEORGE F. LANGBGIN, 998 Broadwa; H GIBBONS & CO., 446 BROOME STREET, One , house west of Broad eet jet st. 165 West 29th at. 8008 cy Eu ros 60 West Housts 600 G7 James a: 486 Broadway. 500 69 Mercer s 4¥1 Broadway, 0008 Fs 75 West ‘fii at. dwt. . Re TO LET—WITH STEAM POWER, AT 211 EAST Twenty-second street, near Third avenue. ITORES 70 (PET | LAURENS | STREET. 45 Bleecker, and Store 125 Mercer street, iu~ quite of T. J. ‘GIBBONS, 109 Bleecker street. TORE 10 LET—ON THE WEST SIDE OF BOWERY Rent reasonable, Inquire tn the store, 140 Bowery, or a 170 Weat Forty-eeventh aiteck SHOP TO LET IN RFAR OF S11 Wiest 8D second street, neay Eighth avenue, two foo pply at 6a9 Eighth avensie, TORE 43 ANN STREET, SUITABLE FOR PAPE orany manufacturing business. Inquire in baeemeut. or = LYON & CO,, & Park street. grok NO. 9 AMITY STR £5. sale; also small store 76 sic for offices or light business. 2 Amity street, GTEAM POWER.—A LARGE DRY BASEMEN 1, BOXS 3D full any Amount of Power; Keoms to let, with Power, 26 TY. 5x50; rent T, AND FIXTURE: Ker, wud whole Particulars with 5. RE. Fron pper Park SS, No- woo to ae Nps To amall; epienat i asension i BROWN'S Eagle Mills, sv Bi Hately. Apply ak ckewe steeet, corner of TEAM POWER.—ONE FLOOR, 60Xi0, TO LET, Witte firam power, rent low, (uF a iivht vasinenas Apply Went Twenty-ret street, near Niuth a QTFAM POWER TO LET—FIVE | FLOO! RS, EACH +) 24x90 feet; together or rey 4 splendid; ighte windows all around; new building; ith’ immediate. p Sion. Apply to G. M, CHAPMAN, i862 Brondway. STEAM POWER, LOPTS, ROOMS AND BASEMENTS ® ‘on Ann, Beekman, Nassau, William, Dey, Fulton and ankfort atrecta and Park 1 P REILLY, Sienm Works, 69 Ann atrest, GTRAM POWER TO LET—-A NUMBER OF WELL hated oie large en email’ no woodwork allowed. Aorist No CHRISTIAN BCHWANIZ, 380 bast Fifty-third at, \TEAM POWER TO LET-IN BROOKLYN, IN. THE new frst clans bullding.on, Sedzwick street three blocks. From the ferry, one Room 60 ; 1f'too Iarge will divide; eam are tea to twenty horse power, Apply at office, at No. & Hedgeick street, TEAM POWER, with LARG Ss Lofts, to let, Inquire in Blackin, WELL, fiourep tory, by street. . BIXBY & CO, (NO LET—NFAR BROADWAY AND UNION sovas sonnecting Buildings 40x80 Dunbam'e Mano Warez IL and hirwenth atreet. Inquire of SCHULTZ & WARKER, 112 hast Fourteenth street, 10 LET-A ROOM 25X40 FRET, WITH STEAM POWER well tuited for manufacturing purposes belay well |i bod enti} elt Apply ‘on the premises, 209 and 211 no LET—#04 BROADWAY, LARGE | BUILDING, CON. taining over foriy roomal The entire premises except Hore will ve lety only to responelile parties or those giving geod security. ‘Apply wo JAMES 1B Gontee ‘