The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1868, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, May 2—6 P. M. ‘The gold market was steady but dull up to the t of the board, and the fluctuations were 3. The supply of coin was in excess of the bor- demand, and loans were made at4a7 per for carrying. The Sub-Treasury sold a small of coin and disbursed nearly two im payment of the May coupons. fe ern clearings amounted to $38,036,000, gold balances to $2,290,223 and the currency to $3,319,625, The steamer Pereire, which to-day, took out $714,792 in specie; the Vir- $84,000 ; the City of Baltimore, $85,683, and the , for Havana, $5,293—making a total for the of $1,431,801. ‘The stock market has been throughout extremely ull, and during the latter part of the day it was ooping, but at the close steady, with an improving yncy. The inactivity was naturally conducive temporary depression, but in the present Fer cliqued condition of railway stocks is very dangerous to sell them “short,” for when yy seem the weakest they are most liable to be- me suddenly strong, and the cliques often give an sppearance of weakness to the market in order to courage the “short” interest. The clique system, by which prices on the Stock Exchange are at present controlled, makes it almost useless to reason about Probabilities based upon general principles, for arti- (Mcial influences may for a time be more powerful than ‘@atural causes. New York Central and Erie are high, yet if the programme of the bull cliques is adhered to ‘they will soon be considerably higher, without regard to their real value. The supply of money at the dis- posal of operators is rapidly increasing, through the Grain from the interior, and the indications are ‘that the rate for call loaus on governments and other ‘Grst class collaterals will soon be five per cent. The general rate at present is six per cent; but to-day, alike with yesterday, the Rransactions at seven were more numerous ‘than of late, owing to the increased demand for ‘money to make the customary rent and dividend ®ayments on the 1st of May, as well as to handle the wold interest disbursed by the government, We fhave now reached’ a point when continuous mone- ‘ary ease is assured, and if the policy of inflation, to ‘which we have heretofore alluded, is carried out ac- ording to expectation the result will be that the speculators for a rise will have it all their sown way until the inevitable reaction sete in. Prominent politicians of both parties argue that ‘@ hundred millions more currency will be voted as ® political measure, in view of the Presidential elec- tion. Everything must be made smooth and pleas- gat for the people, they say, and this can best be done by inflation and the prosperity which for the lime being it stimulates. Some advocate the issue of greenbacks and others of national bank notes, ‘but of the two the former are preferable. ‘The statement of the associated banks of this city Zor the week ending to-day is unexpectedly favor- able, and calculated to dissipate any lingering appre- hhensions of monetary disturbance which may exist. ‘The legal tender notes have increased during the ‘week to the extent of $3,996,842 and the specie has also increased $1,232,326, while the deposits have been swelled to the extent of $10,898,646, and the doans show an augmentation of $5,314,055. The totals of the present and last ‘previous statement are as subjoined:— pril 25, May 2. 2,314,617 $257,628,672 14,934,547 16,166,873 posits. 180,307,489 191,206,135 Legal tenders. sevee 68,866,757 57,363,599 Government securities have been very moderately @ealt in on speculative account, and there was some disposition shown by the dealers to realize upon the recent advance. At the close the market was steady at a decline of 14 a 34 from the latest prices of yester- day, the quotations having been as subjoined:—Reg- Astered, 1882, 112% a 11334; coupon, 1881, 112% a 11314; 6-20's, registered, 1862, 105% 105%; 5-20’s, coupon, 1802, 107% a 1083¢; do., 1864, 10634 a 106%; do., 1865, 106% a 106%; do., 1865, January and July, 108% a 108%; do., 1867, 109'¢ a 10934; 10-40’s, registered, 102% @ 108; 10-40’s, coupon, 102% a 103%; June 7.30's, 07% a 107%; July 7.20’s, 107% a 107%; May com- pounds, 1864, 1193;; August do., 118; September do., 1173; October do., 117. At the commencement of business the stock mar- ket was dull and steady, and at the early session of the open board Erie sold at 712, and New York Cen- ‘tral at 129%. At the first regular board the volume of transactions was light and prices showed no material change. North- western closed 1 higher than at the same time yesterday, preferred 1, Milwaukee and St. Paul %, preferred 3, Pacific Mail %, and Western Union Telegraph 34. Government securities were dull but ateady. At the open board at one o'clock the mar- ket was dull and heavy and Erie sold at 70% 97034, and New York Central at 128% a 129. At the second regular Soard the speculative feeling continued extremely tame, and an unusually limited business was trans- acted. New York Central closed % lower than at the first regular board, and Erie %. Governments were quiet at @ decline of % @ %. At the ‘open board at half-past three Erie sold at 7034 @ 70%; New York Central, 128%; Rock Island, 9414; Northwestern preferred, 75% a 76; Michi- gan Southern, 82%; Hudson River, 137; and Cleveland and Toledo, 1063. Subsequently the ‘market continued languid, and at the close at half- past five o'clock it was steady at the following quo- tations:—Pacific Mail, 91% 891%; Ohio and Missis- sippi, 31 a 313<; Canton Company, 503, 3 Quick- silver, 2734 a 23; Western Union Telegraph, 37 a 3734; New York Central, 12374 128%; Erie, 70% 9 70; Reading, 89% 2 90; Michigan Southern, 82}, a 825; -@leveland and Pittsburg, 8234 a 8334; Rock Island, ‘94 @ 94%; Northwestern preferred, 755; @ 753<; ‘Fort Wayne, 104 a 104%. The foreign exchange market was quiet but nomi- nally steady, and bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 110 a 110%; at three days, 110% 2.11034; commercial bills, 109 @ 109%. Bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.15 a 6.12%; at three days, 5.124 a 6.10, On Berlin—Bankers’, 72; commercial, 71% a 71%. On Bremen—Bankers’, 78% a 78%; commercial, 78% @ 78%. On Frankfort—Bankers’, 41 a 41%; com- mercial, 40% a 40%. On Amsterdam—Bankers’, 4134 @ 41%; commercial, 40% a 41. On Hamburg— Bankers’, 364 a 36%; commercial, 36 a 36%. On Antwerp—Bankers’, 6.15 a 6.13%; commercial, 6.1714 @ 5.15. The daily range of the gold market during the week is thus shown:— 1 Consols and American securities were quoted thus fn London to-day and on the previous dates men- April 29, May 2. st A94 93% a — ix @— 10% a 70% a— 5% 0% a— #4\%a— The present extent, popaiétion, revenue and debt of the principal nations of the world are shown by the following table of statistics:— Wi burg « British india... a 184,000,000 47,340,663, A London journal of the 18th uit. prediets that the supply of money at that centre will for some time longer continue to be far in excess of the demand, aud remarks that the features which favor the opinion that for the present the rates of interest will remain about steady are:—First—The export and import bullion operations show that gold 1s com- ing into the country; the price of gold is the same in Paris as here. Second—More than a million sterling fs on itd way from Australia and abous £600,000 is al- ready due, a great proportion of which will probably find its way into the bank. Third—At the bidding for bills on Whee cntastemianwianey ut sult showed @ further falling off in the demand for remittance to the East. A Washington journal gays of the forthcoming statement of ba Public debt:— meee mi as there was more coin on hand than was needed to Meet the requirements of the government, The dry goods import movement at the port for the month of April in the present and two previous, years Were valued as follows:— ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION, Manufactures of wool.$1, 320,360 $026,505 es x 76,306 Manufactures of cotton peer 069 804,902 yi Manufactures ofgilk... "925,934 826,109 1,210,011 Manufactures of fax... 969,758 553,084 '671,705 Miscel’s Gry goods..... 602,515 405,221 426, Total... +++ «$4,060,626 $3,805,827 $3,779,001 WIFRDEAWH YROK WARBEOURE, Manofactures of wool. 091 $740,472 $738,095 Manufactures of wool shenoan f me Sherr Manufactures of silk... 732,077 680,685 288,116 Manufactures of flax.: 597,385 875,090 440,877 Miscell’s dry goods..:. 110,502 171,632 260,307 Total...... + $3,589,177 $2,652,609 $2,155,172 Add. entered for ‘con., Sh hase 8,306,827 8,779,001 Total thrown on mkt. $8,535,804 $5,958,526 $5,934,173 ENTERED FOR WAREHOUSING. 866. 1867. 1868, Manufactures of wool. $998,838 $783,263 $400,545 Manufactures of cotton 395,119 337,214 220,989 Manufactures of silk... 483,977 287,038 146,792 Manufactures of flax.. 378,031 201,050 186,287 Ys dry goods... 113,973 270,083 92,804 Total. ....... ...+++- $2,369,938 a8 eae 92 08 LF Add. entered for arieae ‘ 8,305,827 8,779,001 ‘Total entered at port. $7,396,664 $5,274,456 $4,826,418 ‘The transactions for the week at the Custom House and Sub-Treasury in this city have been as follows:— Custom zig pris Treasury.—— yments, $2,568,896 $3,789,904 3,407,134 8,381,540 1,666,542 2,777,301 11,168,549 4,358,836 2,127,340 4,464,582 7,024,663, 3,400,270 $2,136, $27,813,127 $22,172,626 ‘reas’y morning of April 27... 106,848,822 Total. +$120,031,348 Deduct pay! ‘ments during the Week 27,813,127 Balance on Saturday evening... $101,208,221 Decrease. .......ceeecerersseceee $5,640,601 The totals at the close of each previous week since the commencement of the year sum up as follows:— Custom House, Recetpts. Receipts, Payments, Jan. 4..$1,158, 208 $12,532,646 $10,267,465 $07,564, Jan. 11... 1, 181, 12 97,825,078 Jan. 18. T5023 18,437,115 11,004,740 105,167,453 Jan. 25.. 1,571,057 13,473,105 11,106,123 107,534,435 Feb. 1. 15,990,563 24,829,879 98,698,120 Feb. 8. 10,176,337 | 101,436,845 Feb. 15. 6,566,483 104,353,674 Feb, 22. 5,880,800 109,543,661 Feb. 29. 23,274,483 99,239,619 Mar. 7.. 15,582,629 102,587,808 Mar. 14. 10,458,475 105,343,522 Mar. 21:. 2 18,203,178 _ 99,831,335 far.28.. 2,854,034 15,041,796 101,813,627 645,341 20,292/279 97,934,551 2221408 20,101.04 100,760,035, -387_ 13,007,708 104,754,879 April 25. 2258738 10,595,993 106, 848,822 The Fmance Minister of the New Dominion has recently made a statement to the Parliament in which he states that the total debt of the Dominion is $95,000,000, made up as follows:—The Canadas, $65,000,000; Nova Scotia, $8,000,000; New Brunswick, $7,000,000; Intercolonial Railway, $15,000,000. The interest on this debt is $4,327,627. The expenditure for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1868, is only $16,000,000, and the chief items of the expenditure are:—Interest on public debt, $4,327,627; militia and gunboats, $1,458,547; public works, $1,906,655: col- lection of customs, $520,016; Post Ofice, $735,000; expenses of public works, $730,742. It is announced that by the Free Railway act, which became a law in Pennsylvania a short time since, any number of citizens, not leas than nine, may form a company for the purpose of constructing or running a@ railway wherever one may be needed throughout the State, except within the limits of any incorpo- rated city, in which case a special charter is required. To prevent the misuse of this general authority and permission by irresponsible parties the prospectus of each new company and the names of its officers and incorporators must be filed with the Secretary of the Commonwealth when nine-tenths of the capital stock, of which $10,000 per mile of the proposed road is the legal minimum, shall have been subscribed in good faith and secured by the collection of ten per cent of the subscription. When this statement, properly attested, shall have been acknowledged by the Secretary of State, the company shall possess the following powers and privileges under the new act:—First—To have succes- sion by its corporate name for the period limited in its articles of association. Second—To sue and be sued, complain and defend, in any court of law or equity. Third—To make and use a common seal, and alter the same at pleasure, Fourth—To hold, pur- chase and convey such real and personal estate as the purposes of the corporation shall require, not ex- ceeding the amount limited in the articles of associa- tion. Fifth—To appoint subordinate officers and agents, as the business of the corporation shall re- quire, and to allow them a suitable compensation, Sixth—To make bylaws, not inconsistent with any existing law, for the management of ite property and regulation of ite affairs and for the transfer of its stock. By this they are authorized to carry into effect the objects named in their prospectus as fully as any corporation created by special act of the Legislature, and such companies are entitled to have the rights and privileges and are subject to all the restrictions and Mabilities granted or imposed py the old Railway law of February 19, 1849, Thus chartered, the companies are required to open and complete the first fifty miles of the road within five years, six months more being allowed for each ad- ditional twenty-five miles. Branch roads, connect- ing with the main line, are also authorized under this act; and when the directors of two companies cannot agree on mutually satisfactory terms respect- ing the junction of the roads the Court of Common Pleas of the district in which the connection is to be made shall have the final arbitration of the ques- tion. ‘The State Treasurer of North Carolina thus de scribes the condition of the debt of that State on October 30 last:— DR. State bonds and certificates of indebtednesa............+.++ ++ $12,470,070 ST interest thereon. 000 Internal im ement bonds (issued during the war)... 1,128,000 Outstanding interest thereon. 140,000 $15,238,070 oR, N.C. RR. oe +e + $3,000,000 estern, oe ASS epi a TOLAL..s6ssseeeeees Total B@Curities.....6.ssssseeeeeseveseseses $9,981,000 Balance agatnst State........sesseeeeees $6,257,070 ‘The British Board of Trade returns show that the declared value of the exports of British and Irish pro- duce and manufactures during the first two months of the current year exhibits a falling off of £639,247 compared with the corresponding period in 1867, As compared With 1866 there is a reduction of £2,877,144. ‘The actual figures are:— 1866. 1867. 1868. +£29,470,811 o+ 27,232,014 ++ 14,840,070 ‘Tue annexed agures show the computed roa value of the principal articles imported in January, 1868, compared with 1866 and 1867 110,063, 068 9,477,083 SALES AT THE MEW YORK STOCK EXCHANS=. an May 2—10:15 A. M. Bass % fi ths Union Navigat'n 20 call By ng ies ies Se - 84) Half-past ‘Two o’Clock P. M. US 5is, "74, reg... 111 Tenn 6's, new... 68 100 U 8 6-20, cou, ni: Hy 4 Roane Boston Water'Pr a1 1063, 100 Adame Bapresa., 100 Wells-Fargo Ex 300N Y Central i OTICE. HAVING. Lag! LY ASSOCIATED uxseur | DO r. W. H. Roberts, 30 Union square, tn the Mer- Shant Tatloring 1 would be BaD to Fecelve a con- friends’ former favo OKUE H. MOSEMAN, late with Brooks Brothers, HE BUSINESS HITHERTO CONDUCTED UNDER the style and title of Endicott, Huntoon & Woolf ts this Hssolved by mutual consent, Mr. Henry M- Woolf retiring from the frm. ‘The business will. be coudueied by. George Muvroe Endicott and Daniel f. V, Huntoon at $6 Church Mrecl, under the syle and tile of Endicott & Hunton, who sign in liquidation, “4 M. ENDICOTT, HUNTOON, May 1, 1863. HENRY M. WOOLF. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the firm name of Jones & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and KE. Staniey Jones will settle all the business of said firm at the store of the present firm of Jones & Co., 765 yor ‘New York city. . 8. JONES, Dated May 1, le M. J. JONES, HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A PARTNER. ship, under the firm name of Jones & Co., for the sale of dentists’ matertals, which will be carried on at'765 Broadway, New York city. STANLEY JONES. E. PARMLY BROWN. E HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT THOMAS H. CAL- laway, Esq., has this day withdrawn from the firm of ‘& Co, and that the remaining partners will continue the business under the style and firm Dang of T. WILSON & CO. 44 Broan Steerer, May 1, 1868, PR UND_IN rn CAR oF ue HARLEM RAILROAD Company, in the unonth of wary 1a, ‘2 Package con- {taining a gonaiierable ty mover in is. The owner we the same upon application. to the Treasurer of the expenses of advertising. i ot i jays hg 2 om na Nee tional Bank ot ‘Now. York’: city. All persons are cautioned against negotiating the same, payment having been st hy nwt (gs FINDER or Liyang ee pod broadway cars on the night of 5 can retain the mor toB. Hall are of Charice Weeks, the pa which it com Loa GOING FROM FREDERICKS’, BROADWAY, th ge m, Seavey, Aol '® lady's Gold Watch, si a nioeee tothe suitable reward will be Broadway. CHECK 19% FOR radesmen' " Insurance Company, I gprs rr, PROM 9% WEST FOURTH renee 27, % eee velli gE SE = onan sete ren: of et ecient! ‘and he latter place. No questions b Pig eg phd ON SATURDAY, MAY 8, ture, foot THE COUN- aitoot P ee, re ck oa ising 8 of bal » don age con! marked, Atwood ander will be literal remarded by loving fi it atthe nade ‘HIRAM ELLUM, L08t A, QORAL, BROOCH.—PROBABLY IN ‘BROAD. way, between Lispenard and Union square, A liberal will be paid on return reward same Gon 48 Lispenard street ip tae I O8T—A GOLD WATCH KEY, CONTATEING zs (4 portraits. A liberal it Garda tech Lavaten Ree Mee tee co Wearine FRIDAY YEG, MAY 1, ome nox oF Material in Lew ington street from Harrison street to Jans, marked i ste, Jr. The finder will re- Solve G10 reward by loarine & Gt uit Went enoee OST.—FRIDAY P. M., BETWEEN SIXTEENTH STREET and Thirty-third sireet, Eighth avenue, & black silk gun Umbrella. "The finder will be rewarded if delivered at 666 Sixth avenue. Lea SATURDAY MORNING, A BLACK AND TAN Terrier Slut; bad on a collar. Whoever will return the ame to 516 West Fourth street will recelve a reward. REWARD.—LOST FROM STABLE 1 WEST par ie street, a Skye Terrier Dog; jin color; had parily clipped. “Above reward will be pald to any person $5.3 eet —-LOST, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 12 & Posketboo ok, between Thirty-fourth and Twenty- ith’ streets, on Ninth avenue; the above reward will pal on = it at S48 West Twenty-seventh street, at REWARD.-LOST, A FLUTE, ON OR ABOUT April 20; between cme ‘Duyviland Twenty-ninth 510 on the 8:13 train, then by Ninth Cig cars to Cham- gers street, The above reser ‘and thanks by addressing H. foyt, Spuyten Duyvil, N. 10 REWARD-10 ANY ONE WHO WILL RETURN or alse any information of the Boat that was hired out on the 8d ult. from Mr. Millner, foot of 110th, street, 16 feet long, rows 8 pairs sculls, black outside, inside | color, tlesh colored ‘gunwale, one year old, 100 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED.— Lost, Thuraday evening, April 30, a, plain gold Hunting Case Watch, thonght to’ be or 1,835. Please return it to Wood, Aspinwall & © bon 0. ‘No. 2 Park row. $200. REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, 200 SHARES of the stock of the New York Central Raliroad Company, viz. :~Cartiticate No, 68,796, for 100 name ol "Cam ann & Co shares, in the name of Underhill, Haven & Co. wardwill be paid on return of the above decribed certificates to the owner. L. SMYTH, 46 Broad street. ‘Notios ts uproby given thai tho transfer, ¢¢ the sours mso- tioned certiticates has been stopped, and. that measures have Deen taken for their reissue to \he subscribe B. L, SMYTH. ~~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE! 5 TATIENTION.—w WANTED, A PARTY WITH 85,000, manufacture a new and tala areaptin eee o HEN emand; will be sure of making $00,000 n fa short tine, and will beat close investigation. DUCREDX, 98 Eltzubeth street, GOOD INVESTMENT.—ONLY §10 A MONT RE- Quired to secure a Home, ner the city, easy of neces and every way desirable. Go to $8 Spring street and examine the popular plan. es A. Sotng prottabie and inereastag business, wil be sold on easy terms. Location excellent. SOUTHMAYD & BN 1M ere: DETECTIVE POL £ AGENCY, 68 BROADWAY, THIS old established agency refera'to the mercantile com- aad generally as to their experience, factlities aud stand- ng HE FINDER OF A POCKETBOOK LOST MAY 1 CAN ind will algo receive 5 and thanks for No ques- reeree keep the money, the return of age tions asked. which have been stopped. SMALLWOOD, St 10 Bi HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED. _ ‘COUNTRY HOTEL WANTED TO RENI—A SMALL house in a good and healthy location, ith a carde Dy Aca Preferred. Apply, with full particulars, » Post oflice, At NOT INTER WANT ED_—w. HERE THERE 18 ‘a chance for busines pi perienced caterer. Ap- ply to LEWIS P. DEXTER, Hl Fulton street, N ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM and Dining Saloon, doing a protitable business, will be sold on easy terms, ‘Trade first class, SOUTHMAYD & CO., 194 Broadway. SMALL HOUSE WANTED-SUITABLE FOR ONE or two small families ; must have good yard, water, gas, de. location anywhere dn the city convenient to cars; rent must below. Address O. M., box 203 Herald office. N OLD ESTABLISHED FRUIT, CIGAR AND CON- fectionery store, with one of Mathews’ last patent aoda fountains; the store is splendidly located and a fine paying bu 9 Lease, Sioa and Fixtures will be sold an MSOODALES Now Tend dT woty shard strece, to 8. B. ¢ jon. wel ng Avenue Hotel, Pr HICAGO J AND NORTHWESTERN STATES.—THE UN .t0 intimate to Eastern correspondents that rompt and painstaking attention to the Dunitens of collecting ils and claims in this clty and throurb: western SI manne & returns by drat hy cold 0 on Currency, on W: pwr inier & Co., New fork Merc Thonton, Drevel.& Cou. Philadelphia, Wao we refer. Mocey invaded under instruction, “GEO. C. SMITH & BRO., Bankers, OR SALE—THE SIX YEARS’ LEASE OF A FINE HO- te one block from Broadway, contaluing sixty rooms; bar, bi illiard, restaurant and club rooms, all in One order. Ap- piy to JAQUES, 308 Broadway: are ee Aion to ea ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN, toincrease the businessof a caine pee on Broadway, years lished Bae of Ine largest of ite Lind Terthe © country. | The beat refer. ence given and req ‘Address Publisher, box 3,667 New York Poat ottice. RTNER WANTED_WITH $3,500, TO JOIN THE AD; vertiser in purchasing » business, Ug eden a percent, Address bo: 2 Post office, | b ety WANTED_WITH SOME CAPITAL, IN A te a Tiziae. wholesale and retail business. Ad- WO GENTLEMEN, OF LARGE SOUTHERN AND Ww Influence 'and good business | acquirements, Yeuld like a gentleman, with forty of fifty thousand dollars, to join them as speci ilpartner TH a wtrictly commission bust. Teal name, bor in cotton, “peas In cotton, groceries, SECOND FLOOR WANTED, UNFURNISHED, BY A family of adults, below ‘Twenty: -third street; punctual Payment fo advance, Address; ‘stating’ price, dumber of Fooms and location, H. H. W., Herald office. ANTED BY aa AMERICAN, FAMILY, A small Hou modern improvements, good net prey or ould ithe tall omar fafa moderate. with ful ic Office, References exchanged. ANTED—ON OR NEAR BROADWAY OR ONE OF first class Hotel, pat of two or three furnished Dwellings, frst classy, eligiiy lo. ho object being to secure. «frst, class establ for’ Southern? taniiles, Satiatactory reference elven bel ore negotiations commence, Address South, until 12 o'clock Tuesday, Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Children) Apartments for housekeepiag in & strictly peed ones rere ween Bleecker and Fortieth streets, west of rms not to exceed $450 per annum. Address J. M. B., B. iterald office. cs SMALL HOUSE (TWO OR THREE Fy) ip ® good neighborhood ; rent must be moderate; and not’ me than 10 or minutes’ walk from City Hall. Address House, Herald rete ae ti Teeny OF HOUSE prose! grow ‘went streets, Madisos PARES ys oe aK ware, station G. ANTED.-A FURNISHED HOUS! IN 17 THE VICINITY of Fifth Avenue Hi suitable for strictly frat class Address A. F. 8., box 2,057 Post office. boarders. ANTED A STORE, QUITABLE FOR A DRUG STORE, situated in New York or dress, stating situation and price, oF apply to Goodwin, No.4 vington 10 (2.00) eed buntnene A_ SPECIAL PARTNER (G20, i, 8 god Dunnene, Gtabiahed several years with Wucsens! Addteee Spoctal Partner, Herald office. WANTED_A FRENCH WOMAN AS A PARTNER IN the dresamaking business. Apply for three days at ‘Kighth avenue. ‘ANTED-BY A REGULAR PHYSICIAN, A PART. ‘ner, in @ lucrative specialty. Apply at No, 81 Tenth street. $1. 000. —MOST St ae are m too = own ; Address Pi ‘ay $10,000 aerate fifth, street, near, Third avenue —Cord and rae toe, Onk and Hickery, Of the very best quailty, st FELONS.—MRS. HARGER HAS to 418 Grand street. All sufferin, EA: JpMPIRE Woop DE! DEPOT, , 18 AND If 14 EAST TWENTY- rs TS from Feions or Carbuncles will do well to give her uneq preparation a trial. PATENT SKATING RINKS, The firm of HERVEY, JOHNSON & CO., in view of the immense demand for Skating Rinks throughout the coun- try, have increased their facilities for building to such an ex- text that they are now prepared to take contracts on the shorteat notics to erect Rinks of the most improved style, un- der the ee s pasent fand on reasonable terms, Rinks for the making nr preser- ‘odapted during the summer Fairs, festivals, ae, Photographs wilt Sereda be nent on AS sare ah and specifications, with eatl- hort n Notte firm are the only parties authorized to erect Kinks fu the Uniied States. Tat prepared to nel the a build and uso in any town or city or the exclusive it for any town or clt; “Any «building Ki Hinks without such authority will be euunert ress all communications to J. S'HERVEY, Patentee, 28 River airect, Cleveland, Ohio. ETROPOLITAN JOB, PRINTING. ESTABLISHMENT, BL M1 essen street, “Insurance printing done in every iy HHOTOGRAPHS PAINTED IN OIL AND WATER colors, at reasonable and lessons given, at 144 ‘Weat Tenth street, Rete erences given. a io State beunty and HARLES Ni. ATLORS A! pL ENLISTED i. Ay oti 'PECIAL NOTICE.—TO THOSE Mod HAVE SECURED Gold Dollars, Dublleation, but for the » sole go to and wh purpose of kn ‘sending their names they woul greatly oblige Arn, WILD's SON Wl Broad ‘BON, 451 ways ‘WINES, LIQu ORS, &C &C, WINE, —JUST R D FROM KELLEY'S Cinna ol My pl aaa ‘ben the bet ofr jor mae from Gutewon grapes, 1666; also Catawba Cham ‘this State aA pe, Keiey + Teiend, Wine ary te ret, corner Nassau, basement ONSULAR REAL CHAMPAGNE, pate for New York Union Club, ‘an tavoice of this delionte dry wine just landed from atest ship Pereire. , sole Imiporte: jane, New Y ork. Noe Ms AVING BOUGHT FROM HAUGHWOUT & CO. THE entire balance of thelr importation of the well known and delicious Prince Imperial ci ampagne, all pints, 24 botties to the case, we of 820. Bourbon, Wine © Good per case ‘worth Bordeaux bentes choles id, #1 per Hottie. *» Vauite, 00 Puiton street, corner Wiliam. — | EXPRESSES, f_ @ BURNHAM' FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE A,t 15 Wet Kleventh atreet, between Firth and iri a Paraijare moved, eit DUOK oF country; furniture packed aad shipped, furniture ; money advanced ‘ANTED—A pet CLASS GROCERY; taps NEIGH- borhood. cash pt urchaser at Ne- nee ry sotlations Wit Wart were 163 Fulton street, New York. Westar, seo A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND TWO (ope Ly pry Floor — four’ rooms, without unfurnished prefe Address box 5,868, Post oflice. ‘ANTED—A SMALL STORE ne rae Mt aecED ween Fourteenth and ry streets, miliinery and fancy goods. Call or eddrens af BILLIARDS, THREE-QUARTER & aR P PHELAN Bil Table wanted.—For one but little used » fair Address, with fuil particulars, Cash, ARD price box 136 Bian ant TABLES.—FIVE FINE BILLIARD TABLES rifiths, will be sold at auctio ay deat it oraook A ok A at Nod ‘Conened.errect, corase ot Fallon street, Broo WM. ILLIARDS.—A PHELAN ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TA- ble, in complete order, for sale cheap. Address Hutohi- ‘on, Herald office, Fu SALE—BILLIARD TABLE COMPLETE; PRICE g100, A. HALLIDAY & PFLAUM, a4 Franklin street, FR S SALE CHEAP—FOUR PHELAN BILLIARD os —_ Py Bera complete for a first rool Balls. Apply at Weldon clans itp _AMUSEMENTS. ere THEATRE, th ost at th ae. wie AND hot the Ge deen See Another tian proton, with evervthiog new. VENING, May 4, Inan, win BYERE EVENING 3 AND SATURDAY MATINEE, bit eM pieeerrng fy ee THE CONNT om, BARING OF THE fe OuieN, Presented with new scenery, 3 vew machinery, by Horgan eew <eomtumes by If. Be, ae an BARNEY WILLIAMS as CORNEY M: age and THE CONNIE S00GA tT, of “Wearing of the Green” elcome All, Hearly Welcome,” ss PROLAN, THE JUMPIN’ JEW: wren ae aoe MELT Polly Perkins.” A Now 118i Ji wag reia cusewky THE SEA GULL THE CARE TAKERS’ HUT, THE CASCADE AND ND DEVIL'S BASIN BASALTIC Ri ERN, TLLU! UMINATED GARDEN, SATURDAY, FIRST CONNIE SOOGAH MATINEE. Senta secured from 8 till 6, six days in BLO%8 Seer eT TEE Presented ia BRILLIANT AND DEaourED AUDIENCES, be performed for the 1uyth time MONDAY” MONDAY, May 4.180, rt awn, fo Which will a 4 & Palmer's celebrated Parisienne BALLET TROUPE. ‘The favorite Ballet ning entitled the this e CARNIV, ‘The child beg ne “aah based PAS “ " MILITARY BALLET. RAGOT HOR HUNGARIAN POLK. FARRAGUT HORNPIP! ‘A. TAB! RURAL a (3 neat WATER, LOVES FIREFLIES AND LA! ENCHANT WW SONGEAND CHARMING MUSIC, BELL BALLET. DWARFS AND G ROCESSIONS. SPLENDID EFFECTS, WONDROUS TRANSFORMATION SCENE, &C. RATNER EVERY SATURDAY AT 1 O'CLOCK, _ Seats secured six daya in ad Orie THEATRE.—NINTH WEEK. CROWDS TURNED AWAY. The great comic bit, G; L. Fox's spectacular pantomime, “Humpty. rh ged rally Humpty a had a great fall.” Combinin; Bi ~Bpectach Burleaque im B Ser, yea econ teen sparkling ind wi tan Hounced every night since lie trst perform: ance. In short, the happiest and completest hit known to the New York stage. Ox The inimitable, as L. Fo: ‘The greatest danseuse in the country and Skater of all America” fn th H. D. H. D. HD. H. D. iH. D. H. D. H. D. a. L. a, he e LLETS AND SKATING SCENE. MATINGES. Ty WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Admission Tc. “Family circle 5c. ‘Orchestra and balcony chatra $1 50. ‘To matinee, balcony chairs $1; admission for children 60c, Begins at 8; closes at 1054. OWERY THEATRE. ird week of the Maer American actor MR. Great Rush Drama 5 Acts. Every Night. | the Life aa adventures | USt Neenes Mr. Bonita: of Jack Sheppard, 20 Tableaux. Jack Sheppard. | the Housebreaker’ | Juck Robinson, Wednesday evening, benefit of Mr. N. B. CLARKE, Stage W. MARDEN, anager. raday evening, benefit of Mr. Trarewelf bene! UNNINGHAM Thu Friday evening, farewe! benent of Mr. H. 514 BROADWAY. (PHEataE CoMTouR, FULL AND FASHIONABLE HOUSES EVERY EVENING AND MATINEES, A CONSTELLATION OF STARS. LINGARD. ILINGARD. LINGARD. LINGARD, COMIC SKETCHES AND STATUES. HILTON. HILTON. “HILTON. HILTON, RILOQUISM. VENTRILOQUISM. ATREG, AIREC, AIREO, AIREC, THE DARING RUSSIAN ATHLET THE DARING RUSSIAN ATH MISS ALICE SIEDLER, ; SIEDLER, IEDLER, MISS ALICE THE ( WEDNESD. Ni SATURDAY, THE _MATINEES EV ETROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Nassau street, ‘Theatrical Printing and Wood Engraving. NHE ¢ GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS Will remain for ae SHORT TIME FONGEE. on its present location, o CORNER ore BROADWAY. AND ridley FOURTH ST. TINEE EVERY DAY A’ EVENING PERFORMANCES BEGIN AT 134. Doors open one hour earller. Admission, 60 cents A THLE, SIX Sixri ith ie mie RRIDESCENT SPLiNDOR, vi AL raion LOOSE IN THE STREETS, 1 tate ole Seats Y MORNING, MAY 4, TF FINE, leavin, place of th bith ry 40 A. MM, and passin, throu the pce to ity first street, to Ninth Sarence, Fairy fourth street, to Tenth avenue, to Fourteenth street, to Nia ‘avenne, to Thirty-fourth street, to place of exblvitiog, 9 ma. SIS AMUSEMENTS. TORRELL SISTERS: NEW YORK THEATRE, Aduriasion Pilly cents. b week of the bens ti(ut AL. SIST! soruit, TREN AAD TehNtE, IN PARIS AND HELE 5 tn a0 adaptation from Offenbach's Second week of the popular Comedian ond week o' far Come ME bw. erent, fu bis great of ROMEO JAFFTER JENKINS 14 TO MUGH FOR GOOD N NATURE. ATINEE SATURDAY, 20°CLOOK Seats secured ‘one week In PRENCH THEATRI CAROLINE RICHINGS... RICHINGS ENOLISI « OFERA COMPANE, for a brief season TEN NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES. nine NIGHT HA, gitar Mire, OMRICHINGS, Mr, and Mra. B. OW AN, W AMG LE, 8. C. CAMPBELL and J. G- IDAY EVENIN¢ NA. eps ane a ix Ae tiie REOOKLTH NIGHT, M. IINAMBOLA. RSD) PRIDAY MOHT: Mak SATURDAY HEN aoa eee Biavoro.” Seats secured for 7 performance at the mers, No. Wl, and Ms % Bal ‘sy 7 Boxes (4 oat tee oad iid sree an cong missiva and Dregs Circle, — betes 3 PRANCAIS, RISTORI—SOR TERI DI i Rees saseens a. Kk ror ke ARH SARs ‘SOR TERESA (SISTER TER! ELL W: NIN ie a CAND a ISABELLA SUAREZ, with fmmenge enthusiasm during the late incom javana. DELAIDE STRISRORT inher in pet role of SOR mage duced Parable and Aflcket ollices’ now open.. Down town, Peter's mualc a B Up town, Rehirmen’s music store, 701 Bi tre Fri = A MAL Ny -E WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. RICKS OF A: MISSION AS ayy AL. FAMILY CIRCLE 50 CEN’ HEATRE FRANCAIS, SOR TERESA MATINER, eee ADELAIDE RISTORT- ae WEDNESDAY KerRiiNOOW, WAY ‘ avroidioue™ aang 'ERESA MATIN! SOR T ONLY PRIVATE BOXES CAN BE secuRED. Down town ticket ofice, Peter's music store, 200 Broad Wrttack Proprietor and Manager. ..MR; LESTER WALLAOS. Doors open at 7g. To commence at 8 o'clock, Mondav evening, May 4, 1868, Richard Brinsley Sherlaai’s standard’ comedy of OR A TRIP TO BATH, Revived with beautiful correct costumes, elegam@ ehiniel and a cay ia ditbations — GILBEET, Mr. J. /W. WALLACE E YOUNG, Mr. GEOR: c.W |AMSO! Mr. E. CASHIN, ANNTE Wann. a sate CLARL ant ae Mra. VERN Mrs. JOHN SEFTO! and Friday, ae, SACRIFI Wedi TowN AND COUNTRY. Thursday and Saturday, uearaal and will shoriy be produced rehearsal and will shot rod In actiee eNO RIGINAL ROMANTIC DRAMA, Replete with great interest, novel and ploturesq\ late eee a GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 685 BROADWAY.-THS BD, trouble Srarereiectere a ‘neat Feat humoriste and vocaltats of minate elays BIRCH, OLD. BERNARD & BACKUE TRANCISCO MINSTRELS. Firat wet of the grand expose of the UX Ki Nivea OVE": ‘LAN. KU KLUX KLAN. KU KLUX KLAN. First appearance of KU KLUX KLAN. KU KLUX KLAN. "LEW. BRIMMER. pox PASTOR'S TOR'S OPERA HOUSE ag 201 BOWER ‘ull of fun a . ne NEw aor FACTORY GIRLS. THE NEW YORK FACTORY GIRLS. TONY PASTOR'S orginal comic x snedlen with imitations JOUN” BROUGHAM, DAN, B Nir, PATTI, Mi THE LAST SENSATION in UIMERIOR, . LIVING Lisp IN CO New comic ballet.......-. se Hy MISCHUYOUS | orn FRANK KERNS: as the desolate duet b; Pastor and Miss Addo oe Be SHA Esau naw T POWER, ,CAPTALN TiN GUINEA PIGS, BIITER B MATINEE WEDNESDAY and 8. rUNDAY 2 25 O'CLOCK, M RS. F. B, CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLY®, MRS. F, s CONWAY, VIOLA, ad cat oa on Tn At tin Dal ii Bis i ory saul ‘On Mon RVING ic ae THE ATTACHE ‘The following eminent artists have kindy tendered thei? nervices ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 BROADWAY, PACKED NIGHTLY TO OVERFLOWING, JOE MURPHY. [ EEON. | BLAMPHIN, bhox | Le Sabre) ——- [onaxp porous” Duron “s"| Le SabreiGRaND DUTCH “| ON, 1 LEON. NAYLOR. |LEON. | NOVELTY. ent, NEXT SATURDAY, GRAND LEON waite HenokAND, DUTCH Ms PRICES AS USUAL. NEW MINSTREL HALL, TAMMANY SOCIETY BUILDING, FOURTEENTH ba EET, ACADEMY « ‘Of Mt Bay ii php nnd are ok will take p! jy EVENING, eee ‘The original wor! BRYANTS' tea lander the direction and management o NEIL AND ing, An naa ite aa, THEIR REG ULAR T EEN ENTED Ct a they have ex; or mare those seven years, of thie elegant Mins ‘act aa URRWORTH AND EUGENE, 7 WE WONNG De se DEMPSTER, ie a ie First appesrasocls three yea years in mi ninstrelay Full particulars fa future advertigemenia, OOLRY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. Grand Hi lc effects, en- oe ee SCENES ON 3 THE M1 MiseisetPrn ANDY, 308 JOHNSON, he. every Saturday, at YORK HE NEW CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO. NEW YORK—No. 82 Fitth avenue, corner of Fourteenth ‘0. 620 Broadway. SROOKLYN Nos, 128100 and 138 Court street, corner of jOW RECEIVED et NOOR THE SPRING ' TERM. baad OLD. RT at BUCKET. AVENUE ART GALLERY, Day and evening. Admission free. MUSICAL, CONTRALTO SINGER—ONE ‘HAVING A {ier 21 and 439 Bronaway. am wall, New Ham ‘ARY POW. Bibb iSSree Desbrosoen street every afternoon at 83 c'elos ORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.—THE NORWALK leaves Harrison treet gat B o'cl ites eos exe touching ‘thirty Fourth str aired, anaing sk erry, Irvington (Tarrytown Jonker ce Bing, Haveraraw, Oresay Feluvand Verstock'y?, RARER Rin yl air HULSE LEAVES FOOT OF ki istopher, Cy A. yo UiBs Pp. ph for py erecrant Yaley nd Fi Peery, her atreet 10 A. ‘and 5) BY M, street both ways. of eodings at’ Thiny fourth TEAMER PALISADE—FROM FOOT SPRING STREET, ‘ort Lee, at 10 and for Shady Side, Pleasant x daily, touching ‘at Thirty y-fourts street Om THE LECTURE SEASON. y* MPORTANT LECTURES DAILY— GENTLEMEN J coty, oo tnterentng relay Be amen ‘s youn B, GOUGH ill lecture before the Burchard ‘Tickete, 60 cent Tt kete can be had ‘at Mac at Mi ie Broadway; Fowy & Welt, ences rn os Brontway "a, 1,195 Broad PIANOFORTES. P PIANO, IN cae touctrood Pinnorones having. modern Tae Pro Oe TTD DLE. ie TUE, sae treated. GNIFIOENT, ROSBWOOD | PIANOYORTE FOR jot charaber aud dicing Furaivure sts great'ancribcs. Y West Sixteenth street, near nent Mite evenne GREAT OFPER.— HORACE WATERS & oO Broadway, wilt di of 15 nom Melodeons and 8, of ke (rom $8 to, UB, mon i" ones continued for a few owing to the large num! ol feurned the Int of May.” -Alsoe 60 new wud second head Ine struments for rent, and reat allowed if purchased, or for at bargains for reat 1\NOS.—TWENTY-FIVE SECOND HAND PIANO. fortes, of various makers, for anie at low prices by RING & SONS, 68 Brondway. Pianos to rent. NEW AND SECOND. HAND PIANOFORTES— ‘Ubeap for cash, to let aud auld on instalments, 1, b, CUMMINGS. No, 6 Union sauare. ice fi desires a situation ina choir; Patan” Si etl fae cba A cholr. Address Choir, bor 103 Herald oftice. AND BA! FAIR READERS AND GOOD eevee ortoes in » choir; Episcopal preferred. Duet, | Herald of ties. Address, with terms, GER! ESSOR GIVES PIANO LESSONS bari a to Deginners, and inthe highest branches’ of the art. Address Professor, stationery store, 191 Broadway. (PETENT ORGANIST DESIRES AN ENGAGE. A ent: Tm refereuces given as to ability; ‘not ao gah an object 88 ‘a situation, Call om or 338 Greenwiel h street. CONTRALTO, WITH, SUPERIOR VOICE, SIOHy ires an engagement ina Protestant for « ioe atpermaneat an rwanijon, "Torms wil be reasonable. ba, YOUNG iAP ARERR IN TEACHING GOOD SOPRANO DESIRES A POSITION A ic and th lt give instruction in A ee Ty im gokenge for Address Music, 18 Brosdway, K CLASS ORGANIST I8 OPEN FOR AN EN: semen ‘iat or, groubly eaquainted with ihe Bplecopal an q Bron bor! ia A. —CHEAP PIANO AND SINGING LESSONS, WITH, Went —THE NATIONAL CONSERTATORT or Ay tan rattan cours faa oh eae fh Eighth wireot Stocks Bi ppt inton Hall, jons rece! «| gnctee Feacher, box 110 Arent Sr CONDUCTOR IN POPULAR GRNTLEMAD, WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION #. TH A inating rier gee Se ~d4 with atc ada years) will treat with commitiers roppiy ates cine eatin Mio ene Te be as Rade my ete cl oe ASS OR ED aie B’ Monday tn raat Wty VOICES po dy ey val), (for the Orpheon fea all, Cooper. Unio: yp stare. UITAR, PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, SINGING, HAR. G' mony, ata West Twenty-aicth street. ‘Music fu: pape Send for circular, ustcal information gratis. ene dav WATOOR, HA*—2 Pr. Bron As C0'8 WAREROOMS North BROADWAY, t corner of Bleecker treo ____. LOTTERIES, RW KENTUCKY LOTTERIES.—PRIZES CABHED Sa Information GF. QASTIGAN, No, 9 Ann street. RT. ‘Mrs. JENNY KEMPTON, SURRY GONGERE, © Mr CHARLES HENRY. UNDAY CONCERT, W. M. DEMPSTER, SUNDAY CONCERT. Mr. THEO, THOMAS, sae Tickets One Dollar. pers watt, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1868, BLIND TOMS CONCERTS. BLIND Tom, THE WONDERFUL NEGRO BOY PIANEST 4 series of his recherche entertainments AT IRVING HALL, commencing Monday, May eine ‘ret appearance ta thie ott since bis return from Europe, where be was visited by thew sands and regarded by the masters as the ~ GREATEST MUSICAL GENIUS LIVING. Tho wale of reserved nent for, etch performance bore "es music wy ‘Nos, 566 zie rey Nos"llt Broadway, and at the bed 647 ani tities, trom 9AM. Ise spon ai 7, perforiaance at 7%. Matinces Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 ISIC. Avert rc "THURSDAY, MAY 7. AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND, MR, DAN B. NTS ba oy APPEARANCE A a camaeat a = ‘on which occasion he wi gana ors HANDY ANDY andthe rast y a strong com; ss fpericunre inner sdvernomoak, TEINWAY HALL. : MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON will deliver, OW FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 6, hor colebeated Lectin AND WOMEN. rl 9 not be ives io New ‘As MISS DICKINSON wil ailethe Anni this pe oly ae sae. a ne fe oni popes Mss pub Re oey ee season. THE LECTURE HAS BREN RE REPEA’ iE MURDET DO aah vier sai GHOUT fe COUNTRE. MISSION FIF FIFTY CENTS. NO EXTRA CUAKUE FOR FOR RESERVED SEATS, Tickets may | ed on Wednend a9 o'clock tnd the ralng anya Se Ponds tan wlotee roadway} sian MUSICAL ¥ Fina at EINWAY ino uy 21 ay, Many 20. ey ‘a ene ee aE ae For anle at Steinway ‘al 6 saree Bias en BES The sale of the five ice will coutinue but for ome week, dating from Monday, May 4 ‘AGNIFICENT EPTORAMA OF THE WAR. M FROM FORT SUMTER TO ITS CLOSB. Madison Square Hall, #64 Broad corner Twenty-thire every evening vary ahaaaile fr yy SALLIE BROWNSON coop atom. Matinees Nhe ee and Se o> _Tiokete 60 cea SCIENCE ANO ANATOMY, si ARq of RIOHGAS 8 eu WONDERS oa THOUSANDR 6 col TIES, WON e from A. M. as rts el WINNING ACADEMY, CORNER 6 Ro mat Nh wieachere. Gall for circulars st the ND Lt , iS THE (ie sg or saan erat ai chr caer ie Ae K*" 20% WEBMD onacon,. Lai yy ty M. to 66 P. P.M and 15 U6 « Sere M. P.M. Fore THE tn Ay ce menageree "Kopp at once at Tt ORAS, a Bre my Bika ay oNe—th, ea gee Ee s 00 Newask Brean, Serer CHY: BO Be 'E OPERA AND BREN Ee Ci URED ALT otf RAILROAD ar | OPPIGE METROPOLITAN U H. M, ADAMS, AGI 4 aan é EATS FOR OR ALL Leng | amusement can 8%. Nichoias Hotel Theatre in) TORRR, Pe 4, CLOG AND IRISH JIG DANCIN I bed] wr iON BOGAN, A Bleecker atreet, near Bi fend £9 por course, 'N, B, Ladion tush. N' to ladies, by com) HE Bonne ta way.