The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1868, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Moxpay, May 4—6 P.M. ‘The gold market has been firm to-day and mode- rately aotive, and the fluctuations were from 1393, to 12934, with the closing transactions prior to the adjournment of the board at 139%, following which this price was bid. Loans were made by paying 2 6 per cent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $37,483,000, the gold balances to $1,506,747 and the currency balances to $2,196,707. ‘The imports of specie at the port last week aggre- $0,837, making a total of $2,701,680 atnce the Ist of January, The Sub-Treasury dis- Dursed about $650,000 in coin on account of the May interest on the public debt during the day, and it is algo understood to have sald a smal! amount of gold. ‘These gold sales, as well asthe manner of making them, are open to objection, and Congress should ‘turn ita attention to the subject a8 soon as the im- Peachment trial is concluded, The act of February 25, 1862, section 5, says :— All duties shall be paid in coin or in notes payable demand, and the coin so paid shall be set apart as aac fand and shail be applied as follows:— it—To the ment in coin of the interest on the and notes of the United States, Second—To the purchase or payment of one per cent of the entire debsot the United States to be made within each fiscal year after the Ist day of July, 1862, which is to be set wpart as a sinking fund, and the futerest of which shall in like magner be applied to the Hie barchase, or payment of the @@blic debt as the Secretary of the Treasury shal from time to time This provision for a sinking fund has been wholly ignored by the Treasury Department, and the ques- tion arises, what use is there in Congress passing Tawa if the Secretary of the Treasury can treat them asa dead letter at his discretion? It is true that ‘another act authorizes him to sell gold under certain eircumstances, but the section of the act quoted pro- viding for the establishment of a sinking fund has never been repealed, and there are good reasons ‘why its provisions should be enforced, the beneficial effect upon the public credit being not the least important of these, The firmness Of the premium is due in some degree to the knowl- @dge that strong efforts will be made in Congress to secure a fresh issue of a hundred millions of green- backs, and that there is little if any doubt that these ‘Will be successful., Both parties are anxic’ - to make political capital out of currency inflatio and those ™m favor of paying off the whole of ‘ie interest bearing national debt in legal tender notes will com- Promise with those opposed to inflation in any form on the basis of another hundred millions, The result will be seen in atemporary prosperity which will pave the way to the Presidential election and stimulate speculation, trade and all kinds of new en- terprises. It matters not that the effects of that in- Mation will be ultimately damaging to the country and that acrash will supervene, for every man Will Dope to have taken in sail before the storm comes, and all who can will make hay while the sun shines. The | result of the impeachment trial is not likely to alter this inflation programme, and as soon as possible after this all-absorbing event is decided attention will be turned to the currency question. The stock market was dull and steady until late in the afternoon, when it became strong, especially for New York Centra! and Erie, and it closed with an upward tendency. The feel- ing of the street is bullish, and but for the suspense with which the result of the impeachment trial is awaited it is probable that there would be eousiderabie speculative activity in railway shares, If the President is acquitted the effect will be reas- suring upon the public mind ; whereas if he is con- wicted the proposed inflation will be regarded asa certainty, and this will neutralize any apprehensions which may arise in consequence of the act. In neither event is the effect on the Stock Exchange Ukely to be disturbing; but the cliques may avail themselves of the occasion to advance prices, which they can easily do without regard to Teal values, and in the present condition of the market it is useless to be guided by the latter. ‘The cliques have weathered monetary stringency and a hard winter, and now that summer is ep- ‘Pproaching and the earnings of the railways are tn- creasing they are not likely to relax their efforts, and prices will therefore in all probability tend higher; ‘but this will not make stocks any the more worth ‘what they are selling for. ‘The money market was easy at seven per cent dur- ing the forenoon, and subsequently loans on call ‘were made in many instances at six. On the 15th Anat. $23,927,000 of compound interest notes mature. About fifteen millions of these will be payable here and five elsewhere, and the remainder are not likely to be presented until some time after maturity. The ‘Treasury has at its disposal about twenty-two mil- Hons of three per cent certificates, which it will issue 4m payment of the principal and interest of such of the notes as are held by the banks. The currency for the remainder it is already provided with, so that it will not be under the necessity of selling gold to meet any poftion of the payments on this account. The immediate eifect of the latter will be to increase the supply of loanable funds in the banks to the extent of the currency paid out; but apart from this all the indications favor a continu- ously easy money market until next autumn, and af- ter the middle of the present month the general rate for loans on rst class stock collaterals is likely to be five per cent. Acomparison of the statement of the associated banks of this city forthe week ending on Saturday Jast with that for the corresponding week in each: of the three previous years shows the following May 4, 1867. May 2, 1858, $250,377,533 Inc.. $7,251,124 9,902,177 os 6,264,696 ed 4,522, 90 Dee: 12,723;808 May 2, 1808, ++ $8,654,588 Pog. be recs 72 $609,166 + 19,167,368 Dec..23,340,843 May 2, 1863. eatation’ Depvsits . Legal tenders. " Dec.. 8,396,250 ‘Thege was & very quiet but eteady market for gov- ernment securities ail day, and alihough prices were ‘in some Instances an eighth lower on Saturday there was no pressure to sell, and the indications are that quotations will tend steadily upward for come Months to come under the monetary ease and low rates of interes! @ are likely to experience. At the close the following quotations were current:— Registered, 1881, 113 41154; coupon, 1881, 11814 a 1134; 5-20's, registered, 1802, 103 a 108%; 5-20", Coupon, 1362, 195% a 105K; do., 1834, 1064 a 106%; do,, 1865, 1065; a 106%; do., 1865, Japuary and July, 108% a 100; do., 1867, 109%; a 10) 10-40's, regis. tered, 102% a 103; 10-49’s, conpon, 102% a 10%; Sune 7.30, 10744 a 107%; July 10754 a 107% May egmpounds, 1864, 119; August do., 118; Septem- ber do., 11734; October do., 117. At the commencement of business the stock market ‘was firm but dull, and New York Central sold at 128% & 12875 and Erle at 70%; but at the early session of the open board prices were a fraction lower in some instances. At the first regular board the specu- lative feeling was tame and the volume of transac. tions unusually light. New York Central closed 11 lower than at the same time on Saturday, Brie 14, Cleveland and Toledo 4%, Northwestern preferred \, Milwaukee and St. Paul %, Quicksilver 4, and ‘Western Union Telegraph 3%. Government securities ‘were dull at a deciine of an eighth from the highest prices of Saturday, but steady at the closing prices on that day. At the open board at one o'clock the Market showed improvement, and New York Central Bold at 128% and Erle at 703j. At the second regular ‘Doard there was a little more epeculative animation displayed, and the tendency of quotations was up- ward. New York Central closed 1 higher than at the first reguiar big Erle 4, Michigan Southern 1%, Rock Island 4, Northwestern Js, preferred 35, and Quicksilver A Government securities were steady but dull. At the open board at half-past throe the market was firmer, and Erle sold at 704%; New York Central, 128%%; Michigan Southern, 83%; North- 2M; stern preferred, 76%; Rock Istand, 04%, and fie Matl, 92%. Subsequently the specula’ ing became stronger, and there was @ good de- mand for all the ing railway shares, and par- tien! * York Central and Brie, under which prices advanced, and at the close the market was @trong at the following quotations:—Pacific Mail, O2'y @92'4; Ohio and Mississippi, 3144 a $114; Canton NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1888—TRIPLE SHEET. ; Company, %; Quicksilver, 283 a 28%; . Western Union Telegraph, 36% #3134; New York Central, 129 @ 129%; Erie, 10% @ Ti; Reading, 903 9 90%; Michi- gan Southern, 8¢ @ 84%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, ox @ 83; Rock Island, 94% 894%; Northwestern, 05%} do. preferred, 16% @ 76%; Fort Wayne, 104, ‘The highest and lowest prices of the leading specu- lative stocks im 1863 and 1864 respectively were as PET anes “Highest. Central. 188 Cleve. & Pittsburg 115 Cleve. & Toledo... 123 Northwestern..... 504 Northwestern pref — Islan 123844 248 82 4 40 ine 4M 253% The foreign exchange market is duli but dim, and the leading drawers anticipate a further demand for the remittance of the proceeds of the May coupons sent from Europe for collection, At the close bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1103s; at three days, 110!4 a 1104; commercial bills, 109g a 10974. Bills om Paris at sixty days, 5,15 @ 5.1234; at three days, 5.1234 a 6.10, The extreme range of the gold market in the month of May ineach year since the suspension of specie payments Is thus shown:— Highest, +90} 0434 Pree oy 190 Highest, Laroe ‘st. 14316 1868.00... 163186700022 1386 1479 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANG:, Monday, May 4—10:15 A. M. 810000 C'S 6's, 6-20, c, "62. 1084 25 she Pacific Mail..2d0 9244 1500 di . 100 Allantic Mail §6 Co, 35 25 De! & Hudson i ootig 100 Wells Fargo Bx ae 200N se6 me 100 s. 100 Erie too Mich : C3 yaa0 Ind rear 100 20 Mich ‘Sonizal it... pres SETzE as 0. Amer Ex Bank. 11834 400 Clev and 55 Fourth rene Bk 105 125 Western Union Tel Bae 100 do. 300 Q’ksilver Mining Co. ey ce eal Alton’ RR 0 9938 prt as ‘J RR pre Sh 100 do 100 Mil & St Pani RR: 64g ‘60 New Jersey Con RR 117 Half-past Two o’Clock P. ea aes "81, cae HB beet Canton Co.. juick Mining Co: tlantic M Co! rH Del & Hud Canal.. " i 200 Merchants’ Union E 32 rom 28: S 0 3 10) Chic & NW HR pref. \¢ 100 Mil & St Paal pref. 3. 2 ) gece COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, May 4-6 P. M, Corron.—The transactions sn this staple were light, but the market ruled firm at previous prices. ‘The sales were limited to 1,768 bales, including 696 for speculation, 702 for spinning and 850 for export. Annexed are the closing guotatior Uyderuteand — Mobile N.Q.and Memphis. By % Fir 2 Bag Bait By Good malding. 34 8 ‘CorFER,—The market for Rio was without change of mo- ment. Saien 8,000 bags, ex Alexandria, on private terms. Other kinds were dull, 18,682 bbls, flour, 314.426 do. oata, 7,983 do. rye, FLOUR AND GRAIN.- Ten bushels of wheat 117 do. corn, barie market tor flour was do. sles somewhat irr falls whe ti ae sale at full prices, There was no speculative in- qui, rad (he eaten. wees mostly ina jobbing way. Califor- ia flour was dull and heavy, and high grades were lower; ihe ales were ‘about 10,00) bbls.” Southern flour, i ght demand, was steady at our quotations; sales flour was quict and fower, the suies being 376 bbls. a 10—the latter for email lots. Corn meal was steady, Wi sales of 200 bbls. Jersey at $4. We quote:— ite ‘State and Wes! holee do. Round hoop Oto, shipping bande. or * rands.. Round hoop Objet trade brands t. Louis low extra.. Bt Loyis straight extra. Bt. Louisa chotce double: &t. Louis choloe famih Southern choice and Southern superfine and extra. California flour (sacks and bbis.). Rye flour (superiine). Gorn me: dull and heavy for the low rad for trade branday which meet 55 Fy jE SEAT REARS 2 $68 41 for No; 3 mized with rve 4. for No. 21, othe market cloe: 2 and 0 for amber State. cS ne TAs was iy rhe were 69,000 bus ry jor new mixe a sitios ed old do. sae ig 1M for unsound white in Rye mand and lower. Sales 2.500 bushels in fous at 81 S734 42. Onta ruled trier and fairly active, The flea were bushels at #6c. afl Bari F gs de for Chen ‘was in active demand we khetGus remained dull and hea: engagement verpool 2,5 bushels when io buik‘and bacs Bia. Bada at bushels wheat at bd. and ido, pend on private terms, To Bremen, 2,000 bole. pets nd per steamer, 100 Bhds. tobacco ~An American schooner to ire nd from Philadelphia a British roléum to Bremen at 5a, GUN SIES were dull, but sioady at our last quotations, Hows were in moderate consumptive demand at stendy Prices, We quote 1tol cru at dic. de, 186 do. Ie. w d3c. and ete aged : 4 4. W Av was firm, with a fair demand. We quo ae oe has” Tule stipping at cold, He, n 85e. and retail Hemp but steady, Manila tle, MOLase Je business was light, bute prices nochange was reported. Sales 250 hhda. Caba muscov ado at die. Naval Xronys.-Spirits turpentine was only in moderato demand, and sales wore mde. at a fart faction in other graces 425 bois. common stained at 98 35, opayiue at £4 Oy 47 do. virgin at £9 00 850 mon strained was, cenerally quoted 40; No. 2, 3! #1 a 85, 6, and extra do, Hat waa 3 Os for Wilmington. .Av—Linaved was dull, at $112 a $115, in casks. Other | unchanged eceipts, 104 bole. “Pork, 265 do. beet, 87 Packages cut meats, 2 9, lard. 7 ie rk market waa very | lets but Atcady, closing wt about $8000 for ne wry, : out are Se 55 pale, at for old’ do. — The were 2,000 at 29 45 1@ for new. messy, “has e for oid do,.--the latter price for small lote. ry for extra pri We heard of no sales ha! future deilvery. For ‘ee! the comand was moderate, but_in prices there was no change. The sales were 200 bbls. at $15 a $20 60 for plain | meas and $2050 w 42450 (or eaira do, Tierco beet was dull but steacy at former prices, Beer hans were in more demand ; 100 bbls, were disposed of at ent ment the demand was only moderate, bin th tue mae fe market shoulders, 18%e. for dry salted efor plete hain ie. -* Be! for smoke Bl. 4 Be. FOr bagged 5 nal Bacon was dull but still fricly held at ‘sbont bio eek Ton clear, 17%gc. for short do., 16e. for short rib and Ihe. for Cut berrahd ut, ‘The market for ined wae firmer and*prices wore hiicher, but the demand was moderate, | The sales were 654 bis. at lige. a ice. a lots at 18,0. PErnoi.zuM.—Cra was in and and decdediy higher, cloning fim. at T4ier, at which BO bere were sold, ‘I'he sales besides were 6,003 bbis. for future de- livery at 123¢c., and 500 do. in bbls. 'on pi transactions in bonded were lixht, closin, ja Was in belter demand and’ higher? the Rioui in bate at a 4,08) cases, part state ‘Ia " ia Sees te ents” hs Andresan (part late Salty pyoning) were 4 at ia slong a hei Seni ee Be si ' 000. for 7 ob oe os Tor dune'at Suwon UBS tad june, 49 for August an ina was quiet but at 10% _ oon wan ta'more domend; sales 400 been Se wecuk: Caton at Bice. fold, in bond. Su6A8.—Vor raw’ there provafied @ fair demand market was strong at Ls? PO gt for fair to Mining Cuba. The rewere ales of | 40. for Cuba aie, inter, Satined nnd t Tisee. fe Rico; al homenat {ter 8 aco, Rete ‘wat tore active mieie. for Dow dered, crushed! and asilated, 1840. 18)40, for soit white and 143¢. « 1oe. for yellow. RRRDE.-Grase were quiet al tre quotations in our last. Calousta linseed waa dull and nominal, ag Bcd was in light demand. Salen 45,000 ibs. at 12. a "Wiitoxre.—Receipta, none. ‘There were nO sales priece were ‘are nodal i OFECIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, We sive below the official transfers of real estate yesterday in thia city, Kings and Wes ties, N. ¥., and Hudson county, N. J.:— NEW YORK crTY. ¢ of Mecdorgal st, $2100 st to Wi ay 80 ft € Of Orchard 4’ 8,100 ft # of Stanton Delancey i ss, 6) (Ue of Cannon at, Sis Eldridge et, w 8 (Now 15, 17 aad 1739), Sexton... Amity et, ne, 111.9 8000 24,000 O04 8/09 | Greene avy hf | Vanderbiit av, wa, 820.4 ft oof Park | Yater av, @ a, Wo (t's of Quincy at ee: . HERE FRSPEES Beeess: PrPess ‘2: > et sept BE: Bes: 3 & PERE. 1h og e Hit Sir Crager's Howe fi Buu estate), 2 feof sth a SaaS ft w of eh bye ahd nO ite of Mav, 1.sxie9. - Vite of Broadway, 20100: w of 20 av, 25x1 8 fteof Ah ay, 19.016 Gite of 3A ay, 189x705. Bid st, n 8, Zid it @ of 2d av, Misxi.0, fd aby ns, 410 CC of Sth av, 4x10. Bid ety m8, 231.5 fee of 7th av, HAST Sith sh, m a 328 (1 w Of Ist av, 6d.2s10N6. Seah at, 04) 43 fhe of Lexiaglon ay, Weld Tint sty uw, 400 ft we rv, 0x1¢2.1. « ae Bbst ie bei Lexington av, € Lexington av, Av D, ws, 72°fts sth ay and 6th st, ne cor, 25x13. Ist av and77th st, 2 e cor, 178.9x77.1x. Ast av, w 8, 24.9 ft 8 of 20th st, 24.87 Tet av, ws, 57.6 ft of 7th st, Quxd0. ist av, e 8, 61.1 ft n of 78th st, 26.0. Bd 08 59. ash BO Bh Oi V ELL At, mW cor, th ay, w 9, O00 {tn of Oth iy sx100, 6th av'and 49th st, 8 w cor, B5x100. fh ay, em, 95.5 {0 of S7th wt, LOixbx90X19.7x70x79.5. Sth ay, es, Ov fin of S6th st, 24x10 Mth avy w dy B08 ft m oF Bd bh 2100, 10th av and Goth at, n w cor, 100.6x1 LEASHS RECORDED 1 Barclay at, n 8 (No 16s, vt church map), Gitathaht at, No, 60,5 Deve st, ws ait fot 5 yeurs, Tet avy 33 19th st, Now 3 and 2 Lath sty n 8, 144 ft 0 49th st, n 6, 214 ft w of sid 20 years, per year. Box10V.5, 2E years; per year 8th ay and’ 148d wt, to 144th st, 5 years, per year:.. TRANSFERS IN BROOKLYN, Atlantic at, ns, 275 ft e of Bond st, 2x00... Atlantic st, #8, 25 ft eof Hoyt st, ‘25x80. Balto st, ns, 148 ft se of Heary st, 25x), eee a a hoe fts w of Broadway, 20 ft w of Nevins at, 20x10 Bergen st ne) 180 ft w of Nevius ab, Bizl0d Bergen sn * 160 ft w of Nevins st, 203100. Berge WW bw of Nevina at, 20x100. no's 21710 fe uw of dinar, a0ri05 eis 8 ~ 35 abst ES 4 é =) Es ete SEs é MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ape RE i 16, by the pe wn L both of ina LDS— WEsTrELDT,—On Tuesday, April the Church of the Transfiguration, by the Rev. Houghton, Hunr Reynoups, of Fri jort, ‘Kentucky, to Mera WesrvELpr, No cards, Died, BaEBLEB.—On Saturday, May 2, of hemorrhage of the pee, Ja) JAMES BakBLER, @ native of Switzerland, ethe funeral will take place fom his late residence, 45 South Washington square, Bs Cnescay) morn ing, ateleven o'clock, The fiends the fainily are Feapecstly invited to attend, .YARD.—At Tom} pkinsviil, Staten Island, on Sun- day, May. ® dan LEWIS PINTARD Bax ARD, eldest son of the late ard, aged 62 years. ome friends ah and relatives of the family are coy oad fully invited to attend the funeral, at Si, Paul’s Epis- copal church, Tompkinsvilie, on Wednesday aiter- noon, at one o'clock. BURGESS.—Suddenly, on Monday, May 4, CORNE- Livs C, BURGEss, in te Sith year of his am Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of Edwin Walal, corner of Bedford avenue and keep street, brooklyn, E. D. Corrin.—In this city, on Honday, ayer 4, erry CAROLINE, Gauchter of tue late Alex. id Mary 5. Comin, in the 2sth year of her age. The funeral will take piace from Friends?’ meeting nouns on. Lafayette plu in Poughkeepsie, this jay) afternoon, at iiree o'clock. Relatives and ends are invited to attend sitions farther notice. OUNNINGHAM.—On Sunda, and year May 3, after a lor GHAM, in the The fiuerat will take place from his late residence, 221 West Twenty-eighth street, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at one o'clock. DEGNAN.—On Monday, May 4, Mary, widow of Sylvester Degnan, in tle 45th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are it fully wee to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 933 Third avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at one 0": DovG1ass.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, May 3, Lu Gay, youngest daughter of James and Emel Douglass, aged 2 years and 27 days. Lilly, we lay thee in the tomb, Sweet blossom of the day; We just began to view thy bloom And thou art called away. ‘The relatives and friends of the Aint are respect- fully invited to atvend the funeral, this (Tucsday) afternoon, at half-past one o’clock, from the resi- dence of the parents, 487 Grand street, Williamsburg. FOWLER.—On Monday, May 4, CARRIE A., youngest child of Benjamin J. and Carrie A. Fowler. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of = parents, 185 South Fifth street, Williamsburg, N. Y., on Wed- seater 8 afternoon, at two o'clock, W! ‘thout further in- vital FRANKLIN.—In Williamsburg, on Sunday, May 3, CHARLES EDWARD FRANKLIN, aged 23 years. Funeral on Wednesday aftern trom 84 South Second street, at hait- pst one o’cloc! FREDERICK.—Suddenly, on ee morning, May W740 fer, w of deh dey aust 49 | 9), HENRY Frepmuick, aged 80 years and 23 days, Briage t, e 8, 100 ft 8 of Tillary st, 253100. 5,300 ‘The relatives and my aa of the family are request- Box st, p 8, 235 {te of Ash st, 100x160x100x: 640 | ed to attend the funcral, from his late residence, 53 Butler at, # 8, 500 ft w of Smith st, 25x100. 4800 | Horatio street, t ls (Testy) morning, at ten o’ciock, Butler st, n #, 800 ft w of Smith sty Sixl60. 8, GIsBoRNE.—Suddenly, tu Brooklyn, on Saturday, srunberry and Ifenry atsy mw cok, Br tOsiOLO. 2 s-90000 M in the 26th Yh D aameANOAD AGE Dean st, 88, 813.4 ft w of Sth av, 20x100... 11,000 lay 2, in the 26th year of his age, Reg Degraw st, hs, 60 ft e of Cheever place, 20x" qi | WIN, youngestson of Pak! P. and Bertha Gisborne, Douglass st, » 3, 75 ft w ot Smith st, 180x100. 00 | of Didsbury, Englan Division st,'n 6, 183.04 ft of a a x10.03¢x31. Duilield si, na, 200 Duttield st, ¢ 6, Ll ft.8 of ue st, ry ox 0. Eektord st, w 8, 09.544 ft n of VanCott'av, 45.444 x8% ty Mftaof High x89. Fort Grecn ply WH 98.6 [t BOF Extayate ar aixiw, Furman st, Ws Water lot adj Martin’s pro Garden st, wey 88.2 ft of Joralemon vst Hart st, n's, 150 tte of Yat 1, ektenting to Witlonghby aid Hartas adart st, 50x10, Herbert st, n 8, 75, Herkimer st, #'8, Herkimer 8 8 Hewes st, s 8, 15.8 ft w of Bedford av, 24.8x100., Hewes at, # #, 178.9 ft w of Bedford av, 22.8x100. Hewes at’ 80! 1343 {t wot Bedford ay, 223x100. Hickory st, n 4,353.8 ftw of Bedon avy 47.7 Tadia st, n's, lov ft w of Washington at, 60xi00 Jackson st, & 8, 100 ft w of Leonard at, 25x100., Kent st, ty Vil tt @ of Franklin st, 2x824. fawrerice st, ¢ #, 125 ft n of Willoughby a, 263107. Leiferts st, # 8, 108.149 ft w of Franklin ag, S0x125, Leo! 's, 76 {U8 of Calyer sty 50100. 5 sta, ne corner, 3x60. it'w of Bed‘ord av, BA tte of W: Oxford wen, HA1V.G {es of Park ay, 16°x100 2.2 fte of Perry av, 18! Pacith Oe w of Grand ay, 151.2310 Dean 25 ft w of Grand ay, 225x110 Pacific st, ns, ¢6.8 [te of Bond «i Plymouth st, & w, 54.6 ft eof Mal were YoU tt w of Smith Powers st, na, 150 (te of Graham Prince at,'e a, 825 fin of Wilc ghby ety 39x85 Pronpect st, 8 a, bet Bridge and York la lot Rust st, Man ftw of Division av, 2x10... Division ay, 24x00... Db rve of Van Brant st, 2 Asi 876 tt w of Van Brunt et, 40) 00 ft eof Built Sucker 1 aexdexilOsdax1 10 nas § Bcharmeriiora oi, Skillman et, ¢ 6, stew ot Wittens St Andrew's plies ©, 170.7 1 Taylor eh» 4 20, of Myrtle ‘ashington sis, ne Cory au t nion bony Columbia sts, nw cor 8. Varet st, n a, 100 ft w of Siith st? 40x00, Warren st, #14, 22610 ft 0 of Sth wr, Te v8.3. Warren at, wa'310 (1-6 of tb ay, 40x10 Wasbin, © 8, I ms 40 ft 4 ft ty 20x .6 ft» w of North Sth st, 22.6x100. flaw 6x100. of North 8th et, J nie Bedford wae? ftn of Gat Fedford av, w 8, 225{t 8 of Tillary st, ie trai aoa, & Buin and fede bt Foud, #6 6, 72.84 0 w of Van) a 5 Sicten Van Siclen Carlton av, aitie aot Futon, 168x100. Gariton © 8, 18) ft 6 Of Greene av, 2)x1U € 8, 100 ft 8 of Suydaz st, 17x orn al Hillis road, # #243 fteor Bushwick Dekib av, u 6,80 ib e'ot Kent ay, Wein Sede 8, BSG Franklin B 15611 few of Dexs Fulton a Be, HN w of & 4,5) {ts of Brown x160 eof Clasnon ary S0.ia8.10u Vb .1Us15. 1x10 x24, 202088... Kent av, wa, ae MWaot Lite Nassad Lafayette av, 1 8, 13.1 w ot La‘ayette and Franiin av ner, La‘agetto avi ns, 207 fe of wediord av, 19.08100 Marcy av and Keap 6t, € comer, oxy bie 76. Meserole av and Oakland «i Meserolte av, «8, 25 [tw of ( kta Myrtle av, n 6, 220 f¢ w of Towpkir Packer av and Warren #t, nw Portinnd wry € 8, 160 ft of Lafayette avy 23x10 Fulton av, ua, Sut ft w of Keid av, 68:6215-2 ‘Troy av abd Herkimer st, 8 ¢ corner, 68x 0 Van Cott av and Smith at, ne corner, 2 Graham ay, 4th av and gil at, u w cor, 10. 4th wy and 4yth at, nw cor, 285x5%. 4th av aad 87th st, nw cor, 22x10) Lot adjoining above Ri¢gewood and ii Ha AD ft ay, 6 LEASES RECORD Franklin and Noble sty # @ cor, Fulwon av, No 1,359, 3 years, per Grabam av aud P Debedoies it, n é cor, "8 TRANS RUS INFLATE Diamond at, ns, 172.1 ft e of Ma “Litde lane," oor Voney Island 0 sams st, € 4, 226.6 fu 8 Of Brusnius rt, 26;ha G2AVESEND, Ridge av, #8, indefinite locality, 1 plot......... Naw Loris. Division av, ns, 00 ft w of Sigel av, 2 TRANBFERS IN WES) Lot in North Salem, on the Purdy’s 5,220 Ite of St Andrew's p oe, 67.6907. 2175 { 10,000 road, acre, 1.800 | The funeral will ake place this (Tues: afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the residence of Mr. John H. Elliott, No. 2 Second place, Brooklyn, His friends and the relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend without further notice. Liverpool and Manchester papers please copy. Gopwin.—On Saturday, May 2, after a loug and Patnful illness, which he bore with Christian. pa- uence, DANNIE, neat son of Daniel and Cliar- lotie Godwin, 9 ears and 5 days, Relatives and fri of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 14 Hedford avenue, Brooklyn, E. D., this (fuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, The re mains wiil rest in Greenwood. GkREGORY.—In Washington, on Friday, May 1, MADELINE, Wife of Spencer 8. Gregory, and daughter of the late'J. L. Joseph, of this city. HayYks.—On Saturday, May 2, at Staten island, Maria Gates, wile of N aged 72 yeurs. ‘The friends of the familly are respectfully invited to psi the funeral, from her late residence, this (T ‘ues- Gay) scent at halt-past eleven o'clock. The boat for New brighton leaves pier 19, foot of Dey street, New Brighton, wton Hayes, $0) | at half-past ten o'clock A.M. HoyT—On Sunday, May 3, efter a short illness, Bextra, wife of G. .'B. Hoyt, Jr., and daughter of 5 | Robert M, and Caroline Patrick, in we 19th year of T age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence of David Hoyt, 168 Henry street, this (ucsday) after- noon, at half pas one o'clock. Hystor—On Saturday, May 2, at the residence of his father, Eigltieth street, sixth house east of Third avenue, WILLIAM R., eldest son of John Hiyslop, in the sist year of his age. His iriends and tiose of the family are invited to attend the funerat, from the Church of the Redeemer, corner of Kighty-second street and Fourth avenue, tauis (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o’ciock, without further invitation, HuGnes.—in Brooklyn, . D., on Monday, May 4, ELLEN, the beloved wife of Wenry F. Liugles, in the soth year of her tin pace. Amen. The triena outers family are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from her iate residence, 258 Broad- Way, on Wednesday morning, at nine o’ciock. The remains will be taken to St. Mary's church, corner of Leonard and Kemsen streets, where a requie:n mass will be offered up for the repose of her suull, and thence to Calvary Cemetery sor interment. KIEXNAN.—Ou Sunday morning, Muy i KigkNAN, Oldest daughter of Peter and Mary Kicr- an, aged 3 years and is days, Lilly, we lay thee in the tomb, Sweet blossom of the day; We just began to view tiy bioorm, Aud thou art called away. ‘The funeral will take piace from her late resi- dence, No. 740 Second avenue, this (Tuesday) after- noun, at two o'clock, ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. KIPLING.—On Monday, May 4, after a short illness, Henry KIPLING, aged 41 years, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock, from 305 Lexington avenue, on the southeast corner of Lexington ayenue and Fifty-second street. KLIne.—On Saturday, 2, HENRY MANDEVIL! son of George P. and Jane Aline, in the 18th year his age. ‘the relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of his pareuts, 42 Ross streei, brooklyn, B. D. Lanoogur.—Suddenly, on Monday, May 4, Jurz- MIAH Lanocqus, of this city, counsellor at law. LEONARD,—On Sunday morning, May 3, JonN LEONAKD, @ native of the pn of Donougtmore, county Corky L fully invited to attend the funeral, this (fucsday) , at two o'ciock, from his brother's resi- + The remains will be ery for interment. conveyed to Calvary Cem Cor papers please copy —On Sunday, May 3, Hannan Lyxcn, om | to auend the funeral, from Si. Josepii’s church, tals jay) Morning, at hali-pyast ton o'ciock, where u requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of her soul, Uaence to Calvary Cemetery for laterment, Siigo papers please cop on Monday, shell, Mra isik Lov, widow oF iienry Kelatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the iuneral services, at the Reformed Dutch Be) Fyre Aner Street, near Sixil aveaue, afvernoun, at four o'clock Semel Monday, May 4, KichARD MEenan, yeurs. “the ttlenda and relatives of the family are re- spectujly invited to attend the funeral, from his late | 106 Bayard suect, on Weduesaay afier- , at two orclovk. MUCORMICK.—Of scarlet fever, on Saturday, May 2, EB o aged 2 years and 7 mouths; also, on Mond: j 4, CHARLES A., aged 6 years and 5 mnontis, chi dren of Edwin and Charlotte MeCor mick. | MCDANIFL—At Woodiaad, N. on Tuesday, | April 24, Kint MCDANUBL, aged 82 years, MCHENRY.—AE Albany’ on Sunday, May 3, Mrs, Many MCHENRY, late of’ Woodiord, county Cdlway, ad. invited Lo attend the funeral. Lot in Tuckahoe, near Harlem Kn!lroad, 3-5 ai Coicago, New Orleans, Dublin and Galway papers Lot in Yonkers, ¢ » Sawmiil river road, $5 nero: please * in Chester {8 on pM ag) tr Toad, 76x68 400 MCLNTY8E.—On Sabbath moraing, May 3, ANDREW, 4 lot in * pn papal nown as lots A, B, ba, Baan son of Ewen and Emily A, Mcintyre, aged 5 years and Hs and Main st, 10x: 66,700 |g inontius TRANSTERS ie In aenay: South 34 at ng Tt of Colne ty Tata, ie a4 HE few of tp me, 208i, lenderson not peomery st, i ot 1 block $7, aoxavi JOBOREN. Mrire a0 pueg fists Washington ai, w 6, (8 [9 of 7 aeeivaanreancad ver w i ra HA wot a fe Palisade av, tote 72, a in te ToLdsti8.11. rn fte of i m Woo 1 Hergen Wood av, mag! Darpenter’s ma Mndieon av, i Franklin stn 6; @0Lde or Ulark av, Jackson st, #e Cor, , 58x55. — Montgomer fA ot itl map,’ 2x10. ‘Lox 100, . ag meres ul Hodson av, #9 27 ft from Co Aner AV, WR, JOE SF 4 Hergou ot os aay Or we Av Wand Sd et, ne cor s2isti6. ‘The frienda of the famtiy are invited to attend the funeral services, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at five o'clock, at the residence of lis parents, 24 West Eighteenth street, Nonron.—At Mentone, France, on Monday, Jan- wae ay, F. Nowron, late of Ciicago and formeriy of this city. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also those of J. B, Henshaw, of Brooklyn, and of his brothers in Norwich, Conn., are invited to attend the funeral ceremonies, at Trinity church, on Thursday worning, at eleven o'clock. O'RALLY.—On Sunday afternoon, May 3, Emiry, danghter of the jate Dr. Phi!ip O'Reilly, in the 21at yeur of her Lg rhe funeral will take piace this (Tuesday) after- hoon, at ree agt one o'clock, from her late resi- dence, street. SMITIL—ANNIE SMITH, a 3 years, 3 months and 1 day, the boggy he bf Tr parents, Thomas and Catherine Sinith, 488 Six’ enue, rhe faneral will take | piso ec ths (Taesday) after. noon, at two o’clock, Withont further notice. Newark papers please copy. STOHLMANN.—On Sanday afternoon, May 2, at hatr past four o'clock, Rey. CHARLES F. bi. HUMANS, Dis, pastor of St, Matthew's German Evangelical | Lutheran church, im the 59th year of his rhe friends of her sons, Thomas and V’hilip, are | E | Saturday, May 2, Dr. ALex. B. Waitt ‘The relatives and of the are tnvited Reiter the funeral, from the Collegiate Church, Srenue and Twenty.ninth et hea wwitk to New Haven for interme: ig aed ‘Tremont, on onda at LILna im, Coneenier of 3 soos and Martha may Wil- 2 1 month, Kina aged 2 ater ncetlana wil be: hha @i the residence fT her — ita, ‘Tremont, 4 rane mestey, a at twelve to attend. bungie Ou 8 Satarday, May 2, of congestion ofthe lungs, Mrs. awe Tounas, in the on year of nee alatiy and friends of the family are res) invited toattend the funeral, from the veitence 3 ol her dau; Mrs. Orawford, No. 42 Great Jones street, this (fuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock. AMSIITP LINE. Lee AND NEW YORK STE. A Steamers fortnightly to direot +-May 16) WM. PENN May 30] ATALANTA. bE atc wae currency rates, app! aa freight apply to HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, 64 South pe HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S ‘ron mall sieamablt - RMANIA, H.F, Schwensen, commander carrying the United States malls, will sail on TUESDAY X, May 5, ‘at2P. M., for taking passengers for pauaol marae Southampton and lon. Londo First cain, 8120; second cabin, $72; steerage, $96—paya- bigia Tiniled'staees pokes ADs O73; ar ee ALLEMANNIA, Bardus, will ail May 12 AKDT & CO. CB. RICHARD & BOAS, neral Agent eneral Passage No. 61 Broad sireet, N.Y, No. 6 Barclay areedty 5 COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. REpverION OF RATES OF FREIGHT, 70 CALIPOR Gompacy's erie 0) RS ge MEtorourran JOR PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, _All kinds of Steamboat ‘and st aioe Printing. ITED STATES MAT ATLANTIC MAIL ANSI SoMPANY. Salling regularly every Thuraday at § o'clock ¥. Ma, precisely, from pier 4 North river, COLUMBIA. Capt. E E. Van Sice, May 7 MORKO CASTLE, Capt. R. Adama, May 14. EAGLE, Capt. M.'R. Greene, via Nassau, May 21. For ireight or passage sppig te HARTSON, Pres ail nia via Panam, 90 cents ‘eubie foot, 13 cents per Ritiy GHACNCBY salle Hs For ulars apply at No. 5 Kowllug Green, OR HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED sane Mail.—¥ be well known fast sailin NVILLE, J.B, Baker, command for te port frou pier 85 North river, on Saturday, May ®, at “Passage money $85 In currency. No frelgnt received on day of sailing. ear elahe, oF pagan, having unsurpassed aecommoda- ns, apply to LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., 88 Liberty street, OR HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ, New York and Mextoan Mall tearusl ip Lige. ling every twenty days. PTRGOs Captain J, Deaken, NEVADA, Captain Steamship VIRGO yeu leave pier iv Bast river on Thurs- day, May A. For freight or p. hers sprig to to ALEXANDER {oR HAVAN. CARRYING THE UN H mati¢.—The Al steamship GILF CITY, James Stewart, gaomander, leave pfer East river on Wednesday, May Por trelght oF jonas i ae HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steamship, BAVARIA, J. Mever commander, carrying the United States Mails, will sail as an EXTRA STEAMER, on SATURDAY, May 28, nt 2 ¥. M. for vin Southampton, taking} bamsengern ‘at the following greatly rednoa antes, avadle in goid:— LW); ; steci ges 25. KOMEDI € 6 £o. Oneal Pe & Bods. eneral Fussge Aven Xo. 61 Broad street. N.Y. No.6 ireet, Ne Ye NLY DIRECT LINE TO FR. FRANCE. ‘The General Transatlantic Company's mal! steamships be- tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest ‘The splendid new Yeesels on this favorite ronte for the Con- will sail from pler No. 60 Norih river, as {ullow , Duchesne, Saturday, May 16, Lemarie, Sai y 30. ENT, Botande, Saturday, June 13. PEREINE, Surlaont, Saturday, Jute 27. Price of passagein gold (inctu at or Havre, ar including railway dickets, furnished on board, rst eabioy #140; wekond cabin, 388. ‘These steamers do nol cates stoe Medieal attendance free of charge. American travellers going to or returning from the cont nent of Europe, by taking the steamere of this line avoid Doth transit by English rallways and the discomforts of cross- ing the Chanuel, besides saving time, trouble und expense, GHORGE MACKENZIE, Azent, 08 Broadway. JOR LIVERPOOL.—TAPSCOTT'S LINE. The favorite clipper ship EMERALD ISLE js now on the berth, loading for the above port, and, having a larce portion of het cargo engaged, will have quick despatch, For balance of freight oF passae apply on board, pler 1t Last river, or to APSCOTE I BROTHERS & CO., 46 South atrett. rage passengers. STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, ‘The frst claws Clyde built from om Devo ton F, 0. Higginson, Commander, will sail for the above port from’ pier 35 ast river on Wednestay, May 6. Fee MA SS Deore TyScorr RROTHRES & CO, South § atrect, HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S Steamship U: ae H. J. Von Banten, Master, On THURSDAY, May carrying the United Hunton mail, will sail’ from the Bremen iz Passengers to Bremen, Pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken, taking. London, Havre, Southampton an at the following rates, First cabin. Second cabin. Bteerage. Fi ‘To be followed by steamship NEW YORK, T, Freyer, Master, on Thursday, May |4. trel For irelght OF Dass WH RICHS & CO., 68 Rrond street, 2B ATIONAL LINE. The steamship LOUISIANA will leave on Saturday, May 9, at 9 A. M., from pier 47 North river. Passage to Liverpool or Queenstown—Cabin, #100, steerac $20 currency. Steerage tickets from Liverpool of Quee land, aged 06 years. | ‘the friends aud relutives of ine family are most re- | "jhe relakives and friends of the family are requested ‘ay 4, at the residence of | + ‘The friends of the family and the st. Matthew's | congregation are respectfully invited to attend the | funeral, irom the new church corner of Broome and | | Kizabeth streets, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock. | ‘fie remains will be taken to Lutheran Gemetery, VAN ZANDT. —At Sing Sing, N.Y. + On Monday, May | SHIN@TON VAN ZANDT, ip the ¢oth year of hi 14, ¥ town, $37, © “Apply al the oiliees of the compar 57 and 27 "Broadway. . HURST, Mauager. Qreau 0 NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. ¥ From New York only $30 steerage, COLORADO. Cutting, Wednesday, May,18 NEBRASKA. Juard. Wednesday, May 20 ote 7 FS Cabin paneage, 48, gold. Passage from’ and’ {o New York, Paris, Hamburg, Rotter. dam, dc. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at lowest rates, WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. Apply to STEAM 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Steerage, #30, currency. Prepaid tickets, #37. LOUISIANA. Saturday, May @ COLORADO. inesday, May 18 Drafts payable tn an Treland and Seot- Jand at current rates o at THOMPSON'S Passage oflice, 18 roa GTEAM To, Soa CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN, Ireland.—The Inman Line, under contract with the United Riaten and British despatching thelr # ve of agin chao ‘Apply’ rnments for carrying the malis, intend ners as follow: Hall Monday, May 4 May 2 Saturday, May 23 And each succeeding Satirday and aiternate Monday, at 1 P. M., from pier 45 North iver. ES OF PASSAGE BY TAR MAIL sntiatan BALL! ne, EVERY SATURDAY. Payable in Gold. able In Currency. ut} sreewauk E To London To Paris, mers, First Cabin, #99, gaits Parsaxe ith the’ Monday yable in currency. ee! ats Jee trom New Vork to Halffax—Firet Cabin #20, Stoerage w10, payable Jn gold. see an ae forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, a eesgnts rates, by Passage from Liverpoo! or Queenstown, #40, cur. ero by persons sending for or further information apply at the Compans's offices, JOHN G. DALES Agen 15 Broadway, New. York. Fon LIVERPOOL, CALLING J AT QUEENSTOWN, CU- nard steamship Weds Mi ednesday, May 6 ‘Werneacay, Muy B Wednesday. Wednesday, iN GO ay at ie CUNARD, ¢ 4 Bowling Green. :QAGE ON Cabin pasange to Paris. For freight or passa, © aDAY be bourd steamship J y"d whart, Jersey Clty, from 1 to 2 o'clo oth inst. can be taken on board. gE. CU No. 4 Bowling Green, > ARSAGE BY 8 "AMHit TO_AND PROM ~~~ By fret Drafts payable in ai lowest rate Apply to FAPSCOYT BROS., & South atrect and 23 Broad way, new York, GArETY, SLEEE D AND COMFORT. — ror rednetion 19 passage rates, "rhe favorite paswe ners of the Anchor Line sail we ny Saturday, ‘wits passe ngera for Liverpool, Glasgow and UNITED KINGDOM, Dovaldson € JARs pac Satis Saturn Sails Saturday o'clock waade to Chasy: i jfLeates from there ity agers booked to and irom Hamburg, Rotterdam, Ant- Cay wt Bory LW Fale, ‘Ormat! ply at the company's office, No. ERSON BROTHERS i leas coe direct to in bot employ funnera, the olliee, sail com) fh STEAMSHIP CITY OF NEW YORK, oe; ‘THE IN- Ts Ting, will, salt from pler 45 North river, x at noon, om “er doy fs, avin DO. wis mee at Qucenstown ies of Passuge-Cabi Old; atoorage, “SOUN G.DALE, Agents is Browiway.” ‘COAST WISE 'STEAMSHIPS, pacirio MAIL STRAMSHIE COMPANYS OUGH LINE ALIEN AND CHINA. FrrReionr AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY REDUCED Eleamers of the above line leare pier No. 8 North river foot of Canal wirent, at LY 0) ‘noon, i Pov rh Tie A Monrn, except when thove da dant Sa hi Sunday, the’ the day previous, ‘On bundred pounds “May HEN RY CHAUNCRY, cag , Capt. Gray, connecting with }, Capt. B. i smth, me connects ont at ea ttn uation an with steamer leaving San Frauclaco June's for Chinn For passage tickets and all N furtner ar piaformation ply at the company's ticket ofice on tie wharf, foot of Cunal mreet. Fit. BABY, ‘Agent. oO GALVESTON—TEXAS. ‘The Al fast nana screw TEMINGTOS, J. A. Cole, Commander, we now loading at Pier 39, iz. R., and will Tall on Wednesday, at ovciock, P. v6, "Por itepit pan TT anAC Oe GUION, 71 Wall street. Poe BERMUDA, ‘The fast and first cas ag erent? will be ie ae co 18 North river on Thursday, May 7, For’ pas freight, apply accommodations, or PreRERI ho & BRO., 12 F Front street. EXAS LINE-FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS, FREIGHT taken as low as by any of ine. ‘The AL stonm Ariadne. anata Eldridge, will pier ) having unew THOMAS J. on ‘dalveaton on 30 nesday, M No charge made ei ts forwarded to the interior by rallroad. Por. freight or having superior sccaminocations) sypiy wo He LLORY O,, 163 Maiden lane, :OT. SHANTS' STEAMSHIP 1. Com Wa ‘the first class steamships GENER chy ata L. (nicl ENT CITY, G W, Hoiu Sue RMAN, Cay ttn rag » GENERAL MEADE, 6 in A. W. Sarpson. NITED STATES, Captain G. L. Norton. ‘The steamsh! CRESCENT Cl Captain E. W. Howes, ss Fi be dennatchod on 8a urday, May 9, at 2 o'clock P. fer 12 North river, 4 wel ht received ut through rates for St Louis, Mobile and May 16. ney i NEW, ORLEANS “DIRE Gtine CENERAL MEADE will succeed Saturiny, For freight or passage, having arperior accoinm apply woes agent, SAMUEL ST! ENS, 40 broacw: OR NEW ORLEANS DIRi a THE CROMWELL LIN Steamshipg of this line will leave pier N Bo'clock P.M, as follows Br CROMWHLL.- Freight taken for throu Fora or "ii ra 1, to the agents, WELL «c 0s, 88 West street, 1 Gasone orcunti turiher notice, the de- ing the dull season, or un rther notice, punvon for Savannah will be every Wednesday and Satur- day, a8 follows:— ; hipe, | arts of Gieat Britain and frotand wt | way, betweou Twenty-ninth aad ‘Tie atroeta. ‘steamship HERMAN LIVINGSTON, o“- Eaton, WY OA North Fiver at P.M Frora pler orth river rom PICLIVINGSTON, rox “CO. Agents, 83 Liberty street. Steamship SAN JACINTO, Captain Atkins, mataetay ey y 9, ‘th river, ‘ats bik Lineman Tan aC TS iby, Agent, No. § Bowling Green, Steamship LEO, Captain Dearborn, ednesd y 13 trom ong ea ua 2h : ea Saunh treet. i thi gh connections with ‘a. Genttal Rallroad of aeeyietivighe for the interior will be forwarded as low us by any other route. Through tickets to all points by Central Railroad of Georgia, Alantle and Gulf Railroad ana Florida steamers, VERY SATURDAY. 1) sg BAVANNATL © "yhdepentent ‘Line, Nand Passage al drat shy ae CNTSVILLE Coe Gaturday, May 9 Bleamantp MONTGOMERY, Lyon; iurday, May 16 8P. M., from’ pier 13 Through ch pe sie ven over the Central Raflroad of i frond an d jeamers, one Ito ate Gal EY LOWDEN, Agent, 93 Weat atrget, « eer LESTON, 8. C,, THE FLORIDA PORTS AND Fie Gout and South Roguiar Line. Cnbin pasenges surement 10 cents per t, and lows bya keasunemment 004 feat and reiablestenmshiy 8 Saint & ‘A, Crowell, commander, wiil sai Saturday, May I Ltd 3 * from pier Id East river, foot of Wall street. Bills of faalng eee rigued for all points in the Anterior. ‘Agents ste ta Oharion- mn forward all goods free of eomm{ea Al LEALY, 58 Wiliam street. The MATANZAS will sail on the folowlag Saturday. (OR CHARLESTON AND PLORIDA FORTS. Rew fork and Charleston Bleamabip Company's frat heck ste TAMES ADGER, Captain T. J. Lockwood, on Wednesday, tailing trom pier No. Noth ver ‘pase. — Ucketa ant ile an lading issued to alb inta South and te west in connection with the Bout» ina Rajiroad and with steamers to Florida porta, TENKY K, MORGAN & COL, Ageute, 26 nroadway. [{Ok CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA Ports. New dork and Charleston Steamship Company's first lage aidewheel steamshs MANHATTAN, Captain M. 8. Woodlinl! May at 8 F. M2 salling rom pier No.2 S Thbougl 4 fickeve and’ bills bilis oe "eding issued to all bots and bees apn agd in connection with the South Carolina Rati ith steamers to Fior! road and wit HENRY BR, MORGAN & CO., Agents, LE eect ip Tit Florida atiroad ‘The Al steamsh! aa x LAG, Captatn Baxt 4) Y North river on &. wine TH ROUGH _ SEVEN DAY & arenpngprag 2 ROBLES, 4 Agent, 174 Cha asibers atrect, wit i Browiway. , May 9. PROPOSA Ls. ROPOSALS, wit, DESCRIPTIV if the whole ext: surface of all the the establishinent of Hayemeyers & between South Second and South Fifth elved from this date to of May. Jons nf Firei and South Third streets, Brooklyn, Stay 2, 1868, nat the ofice of relinery B.D. MISCBLLAN) GARDENS LAID. OUT ax KFPT IN ORDER, AND x Koves, Grape Vines, verte dal | Pian e by W. FICZPATRICK, 218 Brow: DAINTIN WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR A FIRS1 ae ea vines, meivdeon or organ. Address box 3,067 New ‘ork Post vilice. REES, TREDS, A GOOD Srock OF TREES AND Flowey n Plants, Mot re, Sods and good Workme of Madison an hy ‘and Fi rty-ninth street, Also a ic ou of Cut Flowers, Wre 4, Crosses and Bouquets. RAN, Flort I= SIERCES WHITTAKER'S CELEBRATED IAMS 25 for sale by GLORGE MEGRATH, 48 Lroad street, LLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.—A COMPLETE FIL of the above to December 81, 1867, clean and ia good onder, for saic, Address News, Herald ofhve, an “BILLIARDS. “ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE— MA Re bie bed, alle, Crea and, Points. and, examine. Frankfort House, 202 Willan street, corner ir Franktoy. TLLTARD TABLE.—WANTED, TO EXCHANG! Ie #tock, a four pocket Table in good order, Ad- dros ‘toe 850 ont office, New York. SRIFFITH, 188 FULTON STRERT, OFFERS Mg orn splendid stock of new and second hand Tabide at redicod prices, Tables cut down. Call amd ex- cut dows. amine before you uy. Orders by mall: ______ WATCHES, JEWELRY, de. rit ¢ aud retell at A. FRAN! hue, corner Fourteent ner Twenty girth a (UCKOO CLOCKS.—OUR_ PATENT zat AND MAN AC. ture are better and el imported, oe «& tee 204 ore 4 avenue, cor- (rons DAR SEAL CHAMPAGNE, for New Ry Union Club, “an invotee uf thia detente Hoste dry, wine Jost landed from steam ship Pereire, TOMES MELVAIN & ©O., sole iv porters, ‘No, 6 Maided lane, New Yor! | PAGGAGB_ EX- : street. — “HY rtoaw pea RE AND and @ Rrane wing ot rule, cy and near Bleocker, aalry, with cares Furoiure ‘AR STHAMAHIP COMPANY. uth to monopol Railroad. sew “Shruine ARRANGEMENT, THE STH AND TH OF EVERY MONTH, or the day before when these dates fail on Sanda: RATES LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHE 3 emp ‘Toeir elegant ana favorite steamship FULCO on Tured: from pier 29 North river. “n ‘apd yarn For pasaage oF ireight apply to CARRINGTON, Arent 177 Weat street, cor WILLIAM H, Wi CHART DANA, Vie Ppouident, of Kxchunge piace, New Yori Ns esideut. A =F. AG. aURNT ws FURNITU @ AND STORAGE: ATTERSON'S FURNITURE, RE KataPiishmect Gy) S00 are Spien:it_ Koome for Storage of Bas Pianos, i perlenc er hicare removed bs y or country. MATRIMCE NIALe al, Address