The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1868, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1868.— ‘RIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SaTunpay, June 6—6 P. M. There was considerable speculation for a fall in the gold room to-day, mainly in consequence of the ad- vance in five-twentes on the London Stock Exchange to 13 a 7334, and the fluctuations were from 1393g to 130%, with the closing transactions at 1305, There ‘was an active borrowing demand for coin, and loans were made without interest and at one per cent for carrying and two and three per cent for borrewing until Monday. The gross clearings amounted to $32,728,000, the gold balances to $1,452,546 and the currency balances to $2,261,823, The ship- ments of specie from the port aggregated about $000,000, of which the Borussia took $438,475, the City of Baltimore $423,728-and the France $58,000. The total export of specie and bullion for the week is $3,581,795, The disburse- ments of coin at the Sub-Treasury to-day in payment of interest on the public debt amounted to $116,000, making $666,000 for the week. American silver is quoted at 644 a7 per cent below gold, and Mexican dollars are 10334 a 103% in gold. The Sub-Treasury resumed its conversions of seven-thirty notes into bonds yesterday, and the amount converted was $1,207,550, while to-day the aggregate was $948,300. ‘The railway share market was at intervals excited and irregular and Kock Island experienced a further advance, sales having been made at one time as high as 103% under large transactions. Conflict- ing reports were circulated relative to the setulement, real or proposed, between the committee of stockholders and the present directors of the company. If the facts be as represented in a press despatch from Chicago, published this morning, two if uot three new directors, including Messrs, Apple- ton and Hunt, are to be substituted for an-equal number of the present board, and certain suits against the Tracy pariy are to be withdrawn; but otherwise matters remain as they were before, Mr. ‘Tracy still remaining president of the company. The road isto be built to Council Bluffs, and the pro- ceeds of the forty-nine thousand shares of new stock are to be deyoied to this purpose. Such a settlement as this involves a surrender of all the points originally contested by the stockholders, and would argue hopelessness on their part of being able to accomplish anything of material advantage to themselves. But as the suits proposed to be with- drawn do not include that brought by Mr. Fisk, in which a receiver has already been appointed, it is obvious that the settlement does not extend to this plaintiff, and unless it comprehends all the litiga- tions growing out of the issue of the forty-nine thou- sand shares of new stock, itis hard to see of what relief it can be either to the stockholders or the di- rectors, If the transfer books are brought back to this city the receiver referred to will at once take possession of them, and this one suit covers the whols ground of the case. It is expected thatthe committee of stockholders will return to this city within a few hours, when some definite statement of the negotiations which have taken place ‘Wil probably be made. At present the best informed here are in doubt as to what has actually been done. ‘The business of the Stock Exchange may be said to have terminated after the one o’clock open board, and the lower hall closed at three, under a nefy regu- lation to be observed until the first Saturday in Octo- ber; but a few outside brokers kept'up dealings on the street ina feeble way until an hour after this time. The open board has prohibited its members from dealing at all on Saturdays, within this inter- val, after half-past three, ‘ There has been a firm but dull market for govern- ment securities, which, however, developed an im- proving tendency in the afternoon. There were large purchases of the five-twenties of 1862 and 1865 by the foreign bankers for export, the demand from this source being stimulated by an advance in the former in London to 73 a 73%. The present lull will doubtless soon be followed by renewed activity and higher prices, and nearly all the sales made during the last few days have been Of small lots held by weak parties anxious to realize their profits. Bonds have thus passed sinto stronger hands. At the close the market was strong but quiet at the subjoined quota- tions:—Registered, 1881, 111% a 112; coupon, 1881, 11644 @ 116%; 5-20’s, registered, 1862, 108% a 109; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 112% @ 112%; do., 1664, 1104 a 11054; do., 1865, 11054 a 11054; do., 1865, January and Tuly, 113 a 11344; do., 1867, 11344 a 113%; 10-40's, registered, 106 a 10634; 10-40’s, coupon, 106 a 10614; June ¥.60's, 10934 a 109%; July 7.80's, 10034 a 100%; August compounds, 1865, 118%; September do., 117%; October do., 117%. Money was offered largely in excess of the demand to the principal dealers in United States stocks and Other first class firms at three per cent, and in some instances balances were loaned - at two per cent, but the general rate on mixed collaterals was four. ‘The statement of the associated banks of this city for fhe week ending to-day shows that they continue to gainiargely in deposits and legal tenders; but the -gain from this source is neutralized by the loss in specie owing to the shipments to Europe which are being made. The deposits have increased $4,342,601, the legal tender notes $3,188,275 and the loans $5,614,877, while the circulation has increased $42,563 and the specie has decreased $3,532,557. The increase in Means mainly reflects the purchases of Dnited States stocks by the banks for the employ- ment of their surplus funds. The totals of the last two statements are as here given:— May 31. June 6. Loans. $273,792,367 14,328,531 84,145,606 34,188,150 + 204,746,904 209,089,655 2 65,633,753 68, 822,028 At the commencement of business the stock mar- ket was strong and somewhat excited, the greatest activity being m Rock Island, which sold up to 103% atthe early session of the open board, while New York Central advanced to 13354. At the first regtflar ‘Doard there was diminished activity but consid- @rable firmness, and New York Central closed 1% higher than at the same time yesterday, Erie , Michigan Southern 1, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rock Island 2%, Northwestern preferred % and Fort Wayne 2%, while Quicksilver was % lower. Government securities were steady but quiet. At the open board at one o'clock the market was dull, and Rock Island sold at 103% a 103; Mich- igan Southern, 89%; Pacific Mail, 97%; West- ern Union Telegraph, 8834; New York Central, 134; Erie, 70%; Reading, 9444; Hudson, 141%; Wabash, b0%; Fort Wayne, 111%; Ohio and Mississippi, 3014; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 88; Cleveland ahd Toledo, 087% a 1093; ; Northwestern, 6814; Northwestern pre- red, 803g @ 80%; Quicksilver, 26%. There was no Jater session of the open or regular board, both having agreed to omit the Saturday afternoon during the summer, The dealings in the Jower halt were on @ very restricted scale and the market showed diminished buoyancy, Erie Belling down to 693, a 60% and Rock Island to 102% ‘9 102%, but just prior to the close prices were bid up again a little, There were no transactions on the it after four o'clock, and the latest quotations as subjotned:—Western Union Telegraph, 8834 968%; New York Central, 134 a 134; Erie, 60% a 69%; Reading, 0434 @ 94%; Michigan Southern, 90 a 90%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 87% a 88; Cleveland And Toledo, 100 @ 109%; Rock Isfand, 103 a 103%; Northwestern, 68 a 685; do. preferred, 803 a 80%; Fort Wayne, 111% @ 11134; Pacific Mail, 97 a 9734. The highest and lowest prices of the leading Speculative stocks in 1861 and 1862, respectively, ‘were as subjoined:— mae ene Lowen. Imigest Lowen Lowest. Kew York Central 0% 7085 oN a1 ay 8 85% 8% 8 1a 20% KOR 304 79 36 a Ee % 6 oy 30K «85% so «137 92 + The foreign exchange market was inactive, but y in tone, and bankers’ bills on England at sixty were quoted at 110 a 110\; at three days, 110% 110%; commercial bills, 10934 a 100%. Bids on at sixty days, 619% a 6.12%. On Berlin— kers’, 71% @ 72. On Bremen—Bankers', 7% a x. On Frankfort—Bankers’, 40% a 41. On Amster- \—Bankers', 411 a 419;. On Hamburg—Bankers’, 0X 0 90%. On Antwerp—Bankers’, 6.13% 0 6.13%. ‘The shipments of specie from the nort to foreign ports in each of the last eleven weeks were as The daily range of the gold market during the week is thus shown:— Monday. ‘Tuesda; 139% 140 139K 13935 The dry goods import movement at this port for the first ive months of the present and two previous years is thus shown in gold valuations, exclusive of freight and dut ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION. 1866, 1867, 1868, Mannufa, of wool..$14,389,561 $6,957,751 $5,565,180 Manufs, of cotton... 65,429 5,807,787 4,746 Manuis. of silk, 330,235 6,201, rg Manufs. of Max. 6,899,213 Misceil’s dry goods. Maeo, 462 Total ent’d for con. $43,088,000. $25,080,450 $23,774, 82 WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE, 1860, 1863. Manufs, of wool . $4,551,071 Mauuis. of cotton. 2,610,060 Manu 9 Mauufs, of ax, Miscellan. dry goods 854,136 Total withdr’n from warehouse. $16,880,324 $21,921,305 $12,748,545 Add ent'd for cons’n.48,083,900 26,080,460 23,774,827 Total babi on the market . + $59,964,224 $47,001,755 $30,523,372 “BNIERED Fon WAREHOUSING, 18 1868. Mannfs. of wool .... $3,928, 166 Mauuts. of cotton, 4 1,922,096 Manufs. of silk...:. 4,048,255 3,085,752 1,602,774 Manuf. of flax 3,061,043 23578162 1,549,366 Misceilan. dry goods 82,198 955,790 930,966 Tot. ent’d wareh’se. $19,855,718 $17,573,522 $9,033,908 Add ent’d for con’n. 48,083,900 25,050,450 23,774,827 Tot. ent’d the port. $62,939,618 $42,653,972 $33,708,195 * Consols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- tioned:— May 29. June 2. June 6, Consols....... 963 A— MWya— 9 adKexd. Five-twenties.. 12% a 72% 12% a— 73 a 73. Illinois Central 97 a— 97} a— 98% a Erie 4Ka— 465 a— 454 a— The transactions for the week at the Custom House and Sub-Treasury in this city have been as ollows:— Custom House, ——Sub-Treasury.—— Payments, Receipts. $760,058 $757,427 540,279 1,055,863 3, 55, 863 1,422,453 765,388 632 22,805,183 23,562,864 1,643,725 1,995,781 Totals. ...$1,905, $29, Bal in Sub-treasury momnisg ‘ot dune 1.. *sxor7 086 Total.... st eeseeesees 124,279,009 Deduct ‘payments ‘during the week. 30,090,497 noes on Saturday evening. Penne ps totals at the close of each previous week piel the commencement of the year sum up as follows:— Custom House, —-——Sub-' |. ‘Payments, Bata Jan. = + $1,158,795 $12,532,646 $19,267,465 Jan. 11.. 1,663,802 41,441,822 41,181,472 97, Jan. 18.. 7 Jan. 25, 221 101,815,192 085,898 101,378,870 I 755 50,170,722 are SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN3E. Saturday, June 6—10:15 A. M. great £§84500 U 8 6's, 6-20, 0,965 1102 fn doe ene a8 Hos 1000 Og Be Tica ease He esee3 Rest 228 ast bt sEsEanagayeSY See. os & ES sBazesze, aig Rens & Saratoga Rit 90 a 936 0 sevenereeeven There was a fair demand during the past weex for all articles in this line, and pricesremain firm. The new cut of lumber is beginning to make its appear- 08 the market, and with fine weather active tions in building will be pushed with vigor. We give the following uotations of retall prices now revail . cor LUMBER. Pine—Clear, M. $65 00 a $70'00 Fourth quality. 60 Wa 65 00 Select box 55 00a 60 00 30 00a 35 00 + 25 00a 27 00 15 00a 17 50 40 00a 60 00 45 00a 50 00 Ba = 8 a 38 Aa cd a 30 Ba 36 we oo + 2300 @ 2500 » Ba 25 . wa 65 + 55 008 6000 + 65 00a 6000 . —a 60 00 + 60008 68 00 +90 008 95 00 +100 00 @ 126 00 + 7% 00a 85 00 + 88008 6000 + 90a 95 00 +» 70a 1000 + 80a 37% . a 25 . Ba 20 . Ma 20 : a naar 0 Janeiro, peri . ts 8 a 6 Na 30 008 24 00 Ha 2500 ene eee {FOND—NOMINAL, 108 1% —8 150 —&@ 150 17 200 100 200 250 450 90a 1000 Tl 00 12 00 40a 15 00 - 16 00 - 1400 1050 1200 20 00 23 00 45 00 a 50 00 160 10 = 260 190 20 -a 60 _s LJ COMMERCIAL RECORD. Liwa.—Latest dates from here are to the 1ith ult. We quote the following eurrent prices of exports:—Nitrate of soda, $2 065g per Ryesnoal borax, $8; silver bars, 11 dw. 2 ere, $19 15; noes, #30 73, coppers in bars Ie, 8 gochineal (ute Sh whic toi pia Sil per gain ial 0! ork, $20; tat Ay i at fet wiper Scere eer eae MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Davinecn- Sra aya -18 Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 4, by Kev. N. P. Pierce, Mr. ALBERT A. Davip- BON to C, Lizzik, only daughter of James Strang, Bag, all of Brooklyn. WER—O’BRIEN.—On Wednesday, June 3, at St. stey phen’s church, by the Rev, Dr. McGlynn, MAURICE J. Power to Many F., only daughter of the late Thn- othy O’Brien, SPRaGUE—PuRDY.—On Wednesday evening, Zune 3,at St. Raul’s M. BE. church, by Rev. ©. D. Foss WaLpo SPkaGuE to ANNIE MARTINDALE, daughter of Alfred 8. Purdy, M. D., and granddaughter of the late Rey. Stephen Martindale, all of this city. Died. BRENNAN.—On Friday morning, June 5, at her residence, No.8 Filmore place, Williamsburg, Hax- Riker L., wife of Sergeant John Brennan, of the Forty- fiith precinct, in the s4th year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are invited toattend the funeral, from the Church of Sis. Peser and Paul (father Malone's), Second Street, Brooklyn, E: D., this (Sunday) morning, at ten o'clock, BALDWIN.—On Friday, June 5, JosEPH BALDWIN, son of John and Hannora Baldwin, aged 2 years, 4 months and 5 days, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 3 Peck slip, this (Sunday) afiernoon, at half-past one o’¢lock Bac In Brooklyn, E. D., on Saturday, June 6, CHARLES Bacxvs, in the 60th of his age. Relatives are respectfully invited to attend the fu- neral, from his late residen eeker avenue, near Kingsland avenue, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock; and the friends of the family, from Rey. S. H. Meeker’s church, Bushwick avenue, near North Second street, at two o'clock, CoorER.—At Wesichester, on Saturday, June 6, EvuGenta, wife of William Cooper, aged 45 years, 11 months and 7 days. ‘Bhe friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, Westchester, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, and from ‘the Methodist Bpiscopal church, West Farms, at two o’clock, without further notice, ConoveR.—On Friday evening, June 5, of diph- theria, Ere sous st son of John and Nonie Conover, aged ars and 7 months Funeral servic fh to take place at 86 Warren street, Jersey City, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Interment at Trenton. CoonEY.—On Thursday, June 4, MARY ANN Coo- NEY, aged 20 years, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 139 First avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, DRaAPER.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, June 5, at her residence, No. 12 Oxford street, Mrs, MARGARET tfeeota ‘wife of Willian Draper, ih the 4sth year of er age. The friends of the family, and also those of her sons, Thomas, James, John and Michael, are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon at half- past two o'clock, from her late residence, DovGHERTY.—On Saturday, June 6, GEORGE DovGHexty, in the 72d year of his is age. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his son, George A., also the officers of the First District Police Court, of which deceased was a Laide ber for many years; the officers of the Fourth cinct police, and the force generally, are invit attend th ne faneral which will take place from his late residence, 18 ‘Vandewater Street, on Monday af- ternoon, at half-past one o'clock. DssmMonv.—On Friday, June $, PATRICK FRANCIS DESMOND, in the 26th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 7 Catharine slip, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The members of Libet Hose Company, No. 10, New York Volunteer Fire Department, an ‘members of Our Own Social Club, are invited to meet at one o'clock P, M., at No. 18 Che! —— vo attend the funeral of their late brother, P. F. Desmond. eps BUGENE REARDON, President, ATER, Secretary. DARLING.—In ‘Brookly! n, E. D., on Saturday, June 6, Mary E., beloved wile Of Gilbert F. Darling, inthe 2ith year of her age. Her remains will be taken to Port Jefferson, Long Island, for interment, this (Sunday) morning. DONNELLY.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 6, Rosg, the beloved wife of Peter Donnelly. The friends and relatives of the Neg ee respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday after- noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 56 Hudson avenue, Brookizm, EsBETS.—ELIza A. BETS, eldest daughter of James Ebbets. Notice of funeral hereafter, FINEGAN.—On Friday morning, June 5, at half-past fom o'clock, @ No. 594 Second avenue, PaTrick PINEGAN. The friends of the family and members of St. Vin- cent de Paul ,Soctety, Twenty-eighth street Roman Catholic church, are invited to attend the funeral, at Iwo o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. ition On ‘iday evening, June 5, GEORGE FIL- “the Seoacot th the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,, from the residence of his son, Alexander Fillot, No. 261 West Fifty-second street, between Eighth avenue and Broadway, on Monday afternoon, at one o’clock. HIGGINs.—At Glen Cove, L. I, on Friday, June 5, MATHEW Hicerns, a native of Tuber, Kings county, Ireland, in the 66th year of his age. Kings county (Ireland) papers please copy. JACKSON,—On Saturday, June 6, ELLiorT, son of James and Clara C. Jackson, aged 3 months. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 69 Third street, on Mon- day afternoon, at halt (-past one o'clock. JAHNE.—On’ Friday, June 6, HELENA 8., wife of Henry Jane, aged 51 years, 7 months and 15 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 247 York street, Jersey City, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. JAUNCEY.—On Saturday, June 6, at the residence of her son-in-law, Frank T. Brown, 99 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, Mrs. Mary E. foo relict of Dr. Joseph Jauncey, of Westport, C — Notice of funeral in Monday's KINGSLAND.—At Bay Side, L. 1, ron Saturday, June 6, after a brief ilIness, EaiLy A., wife of Wi. R. Kingsland and daughter of Captain’ P. G. Pe aged 26 years aad 9 months. Notice of funeral hereafter. LANGERMAN.—On Friday, June 5, WILLIAM LAN- GERMAN, aged 44 years. Relatives and friends are respectiuily invited to atiend the funeral, this (Sunday) morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence, No. 342 West Tw hey Mente street, San Francisco ya pers please copy. MEEHAN.—On Thursday, June 4, GEORGE E. MEE- HAN, in the 11th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family are respect- ” invited to attend the funeral, from the residence jis parents, 129 Charlton street, near West, this tung) afternoon, at two o’ciock. I. 0. of O. F.—The members of Ark Lodge, No. 28, are hereby notified to meet at the yr the parpeee room, = (Sanday) afternoon, at one o’clock, for t 4 ong attending the funeral of our late brother, Bidney W. Seeley. By order, J. W. » Ne Gc.” MaueDY.—On Thursday, May 21, on isa, the steamship Ocean Queen, JoHN MAHEDY, aged 46 years, and was buried at sea. May his soul rest in peace. Amen. McEvoy--On Saturday, June 6, after a short but gam illness, ROSANNA, the beloved wife of Hugh Evoy, in the seth ear of her ae The relatives and friends ot the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 416 East Twentieth in gereet, on Monday after- noon, at one o'clock Se O’GoNNER.—On Friday, Toke 5, JOHN O'CONNER, & native of Eyrecourt, county Galway, Ireland, in the 67th year of The friends and acquaintances of the family, also those of his sons, John and Henry, are ben oder inviled een ten the funeral this (i Sunday), afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 34 Chrystie street, to Calvery Cemetery. PAUL.—At 426 West Thirtieth street, on Saturday, Bay 6, MARY need only daughter of Andrew So Foul, aged 0 years, ears, 2 months and 19 days. efonersl @ piace this (Sunday) afternoon Py one o'clock. REED.—At St. Catharines, & cect on Thursday, June 4 of disease of the lungs, Reep,of Cornwall, England, in the 57th year of ‘is @ e relatives and friends of the family are t. fully invited to attend the — |, from the residence of his brother-in-law, John H. Heaselden, 61 Dominick street, this (sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. lyn, on Saturday, June 6, REYNOLDS.—In Brook, Evizaners, relict of Edwin'@, Reynolds, in the 44th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Lg te funeral, from the residence of her brother, William No. 416 Hudson avenue, on londay afternoon, at three orclock. RUSSELL.—On Satu ' bad Spare AN® RUSSELL. in ~ — 4 —— ae oe pore of boas jer vited to at er funeral, ‘fom oe Wert Tatrtieth street, this aeent) morning, ‘at ten o’clock precisely, without further n Ru ay. —On Thursday, June 4, PaTRICK RILEY, 34 years, a native Ot county wan, Ireland, is friends and andthe members of the Fifth Diviston of the io eaberery Union, are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 328 West oyaoeg he rome ins will be taken to Calvary Coan: for interment. beat Giasgow pa} Rooney. morn June 6, the beloved wife of Satara mor roe antive of ATailow: county Cat Tre] in tg ‘6th year of her age. ‘The relatives and of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the eee from her late reat- dence, 118 West Twi entleth ‘i : hoon, st hall-past one cohen ee after. RICKBECK.—On Satu 0, rats of John an arty ine Subveck, “aged 4 fully Miavited to to stend the funeral, of her parents, 361 West Eleventh street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. SOULLY.—On Frid ies, 5, Lieutenant James F. coma, Company i, regiment Bendix ouaves. His friends ‘and the members of the above regi- ment are suapec lly invited to attend the funeral, from the resi of Wm. 0, Donnel, No, 210 Third avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Dublin (Ireland) papers please copy. SCULLY.—Headquarters Com, many H, Third regt- ment N. G, SNA Y., Bendix wes—New York, sane, en. ‘The members of this company, also the officers and members of the regiment, are re- quested to assemble, in citizen’s dress, at 210 Third avenue, on Sunday afternoon, June 7, at half-past one o'clock, to pay the last tribute of " pect to our late comrade, Lieutenant —— F, Scully. HN SMITH, Captain. STROBELL.—On Saturday m weeny June 6, of heart disease, Mrs, Saran R. STROBELL, Widow of Ben,a- mie Birebel, of Charleston, 8. C., in the 82d year ° . ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr, Richard Marsh, corner of Green and Patchen avenues, Brooklyn, on Monday after- noen, at three o'clock, SPILLANE.—On Saturday morning, June 6, PATRICK SPILLANE, in the 37th y His relatives and frie is, also the member of his society, Branch No. 1, Futher Mathew U. B. T. A. B. Society, are respect uly invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, 77@ Washington street, on Monday afterno at two o'clock, SEIXAS.—On Tuesday, June 2, accidentally drowned, at South Bend, Ind., Evens, aged 23, and ADELE, aged 20 years, ‘elder children of t“Theowtore J, Seixas, late of this city, ora “will take place this (Sunday) morn- ing, at ten o'clock, frou residence of their auut, 207 West Twenty-iifth str AN.—On Saturday, June 6, at Jamaica, L. T., Miss SARAU ANN SKILLMAN, aged 26 years, 8 months and 6 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectfully tuvited to attend the funeral, on Mon- a ‘ernoon, at three o'clock, from Grace church, Jamaica, L. 1. without farther notice, SrokEs.—On Saturday, June 6, at her residence, 172 Madison street, ISABRLLA STOKES, Wile of John Stokes, in the zd year of her age. Notice of funeral to-morrow (Monday). THORNDIKE.—At Sagua la Grande, Vas, May 27, after a short illness, JAMES M, THORNDIKE, Son of he heat Augustus Thorndike, in the 26th year of 5 a Boon Papers please copy. TAYLOR.—On Wednesday, June 3, after a lingering illness, Mary TayLon, aged 66 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday after noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her son, John Taylor, 34 Dominick street. VALLANCE,—At Fairmount avenue, Bergen City, on Saturday, June 6, Mancarer VY. A. L. VALLANCE, widow of Wiliam H. 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A LARGE ASSORT- ment of vitritied stone Drain Wipe of & superior quality, from two to eighteen Inches in diameter, In two and three £0 lengths, with the proper fittings, constantly on hand and for saleby NORRIS ILLER, manufacturers, Nos. 22%, 231 and East Forty-first street. RESTAURANTS. yous a McLAUGHLIN'S new nw atone, 82 Duane atreet, east of Broadway, ‘was open to- a She proprietor intends continuing bis reputation for sale of ood Ales, Liquors and Cigars at the above number, and so- ficite a continuation of past favors atreet. JOHN A. MCLAUGHLIN. cCINNES HAS OPENED HIS MODEL ALE VAULT, first basement below Fulton on Broadway ; to the right atands the Herald bullding, to the left stands Metnnes’, ____ MARBLE MANTELS. ARBLE MANTELS.THE BEST PLACE IN THE city to purchase Marble Mantelaof the latest deatgne, at {ery low prices, le at A. KLABER'S Marble Wor! Eighteen street, near Third avenue, N.Y. Cut this out. BY aoe MANTELS, re HEADSTONES, great varieties, at reduced KLABER'S man ufactory, 62 First avenue, near Third street. Get price lis before Daying elsewhere.” Mantels put up In the country. Bsc: 1a ceantte eta AE MAzBLEIZ 7 ‘eee MANTELS, HALF THE PRICE ‘or ciywutar. . B. STEWART, 605 Sixth avenue, between ‘Thiry-hfih aad Thiny-nxth streete, T° BCILDERS.—A FINE STOCK OF MARBLE MAN- tels for gale at $8 per cent below cost of manufacture, to eatate of the late Charies Hibson. They can be close out the AGLEY'S pane Works, corner Third seen at G. CASES BORDEAUX CLARET, SOUND AND IN guod bem at es er dozen, delivered free. REMY & DUNN, G0 Beaver street, ASTRONOGY. \ STROLOGY. —DR. AND MRS. BROU. "GHTON ARE THE best Astrologiats, and are consulted dally on all affairs af life, at 54 Canal street, near Greenwich, Fee @i to $5. 500 EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, HE Br ytd Au m pus —— PACKET COMPANY'S jarends, commander, carry) Aiea oe SCESDAY, ned ata ee a reat Menten tae taking passengers for Homburg ‘tay Southampton and First cabin, $120; mecond cabin, 812; a 833—pay- able in U nited ae t ery Be Tl Bia SORSRTTA RS sald 1d Jue M 16. WonHan ANA Gp a General Agen’ neral P: a Brow sree, Ne Yo Thee sAaay, ompar yes NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. Steamet ra fortnightly to London direch, from pler No. 8 North rivers si si WM. PEN ATALADEA.« june 37 uly 25, (a nar pastace ai cheapest currency rates apply to ROLE ©) - et or freight apply to oN HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, 54 South om DIRECT LINE ‘TO PA FRANCE. ‘The General Transatlantic Com Company's mail steamships be- tween New York and Havre, callin, rest. The splendid new vessela on this favorite route for the Con- tinent will sail from pier 50 North river, as follows:— AURENT, Boca: jaturday, June 13, NAPOLEON IIL, € rly, Saturday, june VILLE DE PARIS, Surmont, Saturday, July UL. EUROPE, Names, Si uray, J July 25. Price of p First cabin, $ n gold (including wine), ‘or Havre, second cabin, 885. ‘0. Paris, including railway tickets, furnished on board, First cabin, 149; second cabin, 888. of carry ateerage passengers. if charge. to or returning from the conti- nent of Europe, by Top | the steamers of this line avoid both transit by English railways and the discomforts of cross- ing the Chantel, besides saving time, trouble an GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 68 Broadway. JPASEAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FRO! iverpool and Queenstown, Also from Liverpool und Loniton By trst ciase packet ships, Drafts payable in ail parts of Great Britain and Tretand at lowest rates, A TAPSCOTT BROS., 86 South street and 23 283 Broad- N AMIONAL LINE, IN The fieamaalp VIRGINIA, Webster, will leave Satur- day, June 13, at 12 feet poe 4 Nor ieee, Phasnye 10 Liverpdol or Yuccnstowa—Cabin, $100; ateor- age, 83 cy, Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queens- “Apply al the ollices of the compa 57 and 27 Broadway. RST, Manager. STOWN. GTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND iy NARD LI ALEPPO salts thursday ay. TARIFA sails Thursda: oy git or cabin passage apply at No. 4 Bowling Groon. ir sietrage yasasas ‘ee na way. TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, © ALLING AT Ireland, The Inman line, under contract with the United Siates and British governments for carrying the malls, intend despatehing thelr efearners as follows: Ty OF BOSTON, 1 vu 17 1 i 1 jaturday, June 13 Monday, June 15 iaturday, Sune 20 n CITY OF P. aturday, June 97 CLY OF WASHINGTON (via Halifa; Monday, June 29 CITY OF LONDON. Saturday, July 4 And each succeeding Saturday and alteraate Monday, at 1 P.M. from pier 45 North Flyer. ATES OF PASSAGE BY THE MAIL Ps FAMER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY, Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency. FIRST CABL STEERAG! 83 5 To London. Passage by ihe ‘Monday teamere--First abiiy 896, gold’ steerage, jayable in currency. from New York to Halifax—Firat cabin, erage, Ht, payable tn Id. aamengers ‘also forwarded Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, at moderate rat “Slecrage assae al Liverpool or, Queenstown, 840, ou fckete can be bought here by persons scuding for their friends. or further information apply at the company's flees, rr @. D. jen 1 Broadway, fw York. [J NITED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE, 961 BROADWAY, (corner of Warren street), 8d floor, room No. 9; entire cost #8; alto Commission for every State, KING, Passpott Agent, ND LONDONDERRY. GTzaw TO GLASGOW THE ANCHOR LIN’ Favorite Clyde eevee ‘steamers aro intended to sail |JATURDAY, Rates of passage, payable in currency Cabins to bive aegow oF Derry, 200 and 875, Excursion ticke ood fer twelve movie to Glasgow or Derry, 880; ate, 985. Propall certidestes (rom inese posta 631. Passengers booked to and from! Hatabutg, Havre, Rotter- dam, An ‘ke., at very low rates. Drafts issued, payable at any bank in Great Britain, For further int igre apy at the company's ‘oflces, No. 6 Bor Ons Sevens emi evehy HENDERSON BROTHERS. NLY AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE. ‘The elegant first class steams! a {ll leave foot ee Da ith Gecnetay, 3 13, ve foot of june bolas or BREMEN, vin COWES” Fara Onbin ag cond Oa ; Steerage, 825. ‘The CIRCASSIAN wil follow wn He For freight lepers cake ; BROS., General Agents, 108 Pear! street Broadway. pe ‘NORTH GERMAN iLorDe Samh? AMBRICA.O. Ernet, Master, carrying the United States mail’ will all from tbe Bremen pler, foot of hia street, Hoboken, taking’ passengers to n, Havre, Southampton and Bremen, Lond at the following fates, payable in gol First cabin. sbi * June Yer on uarnay Be OF PAMBNESTERICHS & CO., 68 Brond street, TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOO From New York only 80 steerage. Minwesor ‘Wednesday, June 10. LORADO ; Wednesday, June 34 ‘From pier eee river. gabe Passage, #80, gol Passage from andtor New York, Parig, Ham Rotter- dam, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at lowest rates, Apvly WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. CAUTION,—LOOK OUT. GOOD NEWS FOR ALL. The never Mra. 8. VANHORN has now arrived from Europe; the greatest Business and Medical Clairvoyant known; reveals past, present and future and all the events through life; she has’ the great Egyptian talisman love and marriages. No. 40 Third avenue, below ‘Tenth street, MEDICAL, CLATRVOYANT. LADIES, WHATEVER AA. your trouble may be, go to Doctress ROSS, 144 West ‘Twenty-seventh street, between Sixth and deventh 8 Srenees Nocure no pay. She hever fails, OUT—GOOD NEWS FOR lame ROSS tells the name and shows you the picture of the one you will marry, at 144 West Twenty-seventh street, M*; SEYMOUR, MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT.—ALL diseases discovered and cured, 119 Greenwich avenue, hear Thirteenth street, ADAME LA BLANCH, THE GREAT CLAIRVOYANT 4M and physician, can be consulted at her residence, 115 West Iwenty-sixth street. HE YRIGINAL MADAM BYRON, MEDICAL SPIRIT- , cankes, speedy marriages. ‘Old place, 310 Fourth ayenoe, between on third and Twenty-fourth streets. "MEDICAL, UIRING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE LADIES RE A. ion contult Dr, ALLEN, 43 St. Mark's p Biacey are juccesaful practitioner. Elegant rooms provided: MADAM MAR, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND MID + Mite; Guarantese effectual care of all Female Com- ininasinclofing handsomely furaished: Rome tor nursh WAN Board. 36 Fourth vente, opposite Cooper Institute. "SB CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH OR without medicine, by Madame ELL Herinfalithe Prench Fe- Midwifery; over 90 year! practice. Her infal Sekt as nee Reacts arom ee aes ‘door from #5, which can never an Fie sre enfe and healthy: § of sent eat Oy er Ci cena, eck W acme avenue, aud at oe ist mail, Caution.— x ers are counterfeits, the Married sevt A. GREAT, AND SURB REMEDY FOR LADIES —THE AA | Fortuguese Female Pills always give immediate relet; ware of imitators, who copy my advertisements Te MARICBAU, 190 Liberty street MAURICEAU, M. D., PROFESSOR OF DISEASES At Rite e ’ practice, at 120 Liberty street, Guarantees certain rellef to ladies, from whatever cause, without pain or inconvenience. {LL PRIVATE DISEASES RED | MMEDIATELY itor tnd snnabood tesained. by ‘Dine of Life, i Cohwuited at all hours, Bundaye i —LADIES\ CERTAIN ASSISTANT IMMEDIATELY A. Wir POWERS, 191 Stanton street. Reller teed, medicines, Fequir? ‘ith or without roome for Ing medical treatment. ‘Oireulat sent frat post IAN AND MID- MADAME VANBUSKIRK, PHY! A.. “wile, cures the worst cases of female complainte with safety, No, 42 81. Mark's place. see DR. aid Atay areta realy AMITY Rp] A. coker and tata its ts, fromm, Siegant'Roow } certain Ania vollef Sethe Combus petient. Elegant Rooms aad board for ladies abeet fo require nursing. —MADAME oar FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 Amity Esti tonne rellef in all female complaints. Pleasant Rooms for a Ate BLESSIN( ‘in ralived . — baer beg ager Nad aaa, ee inconventene, CEAU, OP... TO i pomertl female medicines; bar BY ees tn God ico 191 ol om circulars sent fret po post. R. HUNTER CAN CURE WORST CASES apse! TR without i Disra seece besser et ae J"beRe To fans 3 AND MAD, married | My imerried | fiver wnnout Py pala boon sx eevee | MRR ‘OTICE,—THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA, Captuin Price, sais from pler 48 North river for, Queens: town and Liverpool, on Wednesaay, June 10, at 9 orclogk A. M. 2 tender will ledve the ples at 12o'clock precise EYANE 2 GuloN, 39 nrondway, ee ‘oni io Wi fen TIVEREOOL, © CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN, CU- -d steamsh! Wednesday, June “Wednesday, June 17 ‘ednesday, June 24 ae dies odin passage... si pegs bie'in gold.” ce ic peeehene "EONARD, E. No, 4 Bowling Green, COASTWISE STEAMSHL DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA, Bates of passage greatly reduced and as low as by any other utcamers of oytere Hine leave pir 42 North river, f00t of street, at noon st, an except when none fall on Sunday, ‘then the day pre- lous. "0 winds baggage free to each adult, Medicine One meat and attendance June % HENRY i SHAUNCEY, Captain Gray, connecting with Montana, Captain vet eset Sign Cat ing dune 9 counccts closel York, leaving Sat Francisco July 3 for China and Japan. For Alekets and all further information angly at atthe Company's ticket office on the wharf, Te Beet oe, T cisco, via Panama, cific Mail 8 ny'astenmer HENRY, CHAUNCHY. milling om Tuesday, foot, 80 cents; fer at Wasnen 18 Preight forwarded by thie steamer’ reaches. Sai ‘about four days in advance of shipments by y North Stonnmahip Com) parture of, June WELES) FARGO & COM vere ni Agena Ae ta pier 42 orth h river, foot of ATES MAIL TO HA NTT TcA ok NTIC ae Branaute Go Sompany. Sailiny requ) eve ‘clock P. May ‘precise: a y, Trora pler Nos North river: Be BAGLE, Cap! tala M. K, Greene, June 1. COLUM tain E, Van Sle N ORKO CABILE, Capiain R. Adams, June 2, Ali letters ast yu Aas Post For freight or passage » HARTSON, Prenid i TAOK, President, OR HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES Mail. oe weil known qe dw widewheel ste: bip RAPIDAN, W. 8. Cheeaman, ander, will sail for the above port from vier 3 North river, om Salurday, June 13, at ey, 965 In curren No freight re recelved on day of calling, For ‘right oF passage, Having unsirpassed accommoda- ‘thor uy Sv “LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO. 88 Liberty street, Vga NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. 'ROMW: ‘Steamships of this tcl will have par EB. jo. 9 North river at RuiLY B, SOBER. Leb Saturday, 3 urday, June MARIPOSA. CORTES. fin “Fright taken for Bt nr aid Galveston, mide | f For passage oF fight EPL Wht SPE op Weat street, “an prc we a LINE, ie a mes. UNire ARMAE MEADE, Lot: | a Reet yill be derpeebes on ts Saturday, Jane june 18, at $ o'clock P, Muy Wrefght received at through rates for St, Louis, Mobile and GENERAL GRANT will succeed voters seed UI 20. or EES OA BLA rae eraeeer orate yaaa os arte COASTWink ‘TEAMSHIPS, (OR SAVANNAH, Ga FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. CHANGE OF DAYs, During the dull gexson, or until further notiee, the de turos for Savanoah will be every Wednesday ati ve as follows: LEO, Captain Dearborn, Wednesday, June 10, from pler 16 Bast iver, at 3 SRN'SRUVA BON Captain Nickerson, Saturday, June 13, from pier No, # North river, at3 P.M. OPATRA, C renin Phillips, Wednesday, June 17, from plete tant rive GRNEWAL BARNES, Captain 9 Morton, Saturday, June 20, from pler 36 North river, at uch rates given and through bills of lading nigned ta ection with the Central Railroad of Georgia. Y ts to all points by Central Railroad of Georgia, Auantle And Gull Rai rot and Florida steam URRA 61 and 62 South street. LIViNGSHON POs & G0 os Liberty atreet. WM. R. GARKISON, No, § Bowling Green, ©, THE FLORIDA PORTS AND lariine, The Al Cast and Ryder, core ander, will jane 10, a! from pier | ‘nat river, foot of Wal atrbet: Vurcueh biliso? lading Vo all ‘pains sok und Soithweat. Agents in Charleston (Ravenel & Co.) for ward all goods free of com: R LEARY, 73 William street, FOSSA will fail on the following AK The fine steamship SAiLA Wednesday. WOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. lew York and Charleston u ‘a class sidewhee, steamshiy. raniLdinsendelies CHARLESTON, Captat oa Saturday, June 13, ats P. dh,, sai "upertor accommodations for p ans ‘Through ets and bi joints Sout Jarolina Kath HENR Berry, a pler No. 8 North “Hing issued to alt hy the South " taken as low ay by aug other line, ADNE, Capia an wll leave por 20 F spateh, ‘ade for dra forwarded to th Sage, having superior ac: LORY & CO., Lob Maid ()EP DOMINION STFAMSITTP COMPANY, orfolk, City Poink aad Hichindnd, nt hi 1 st 3 ISAAC BELL, ALBEM and NEAGANA! first class’ ships will be despatched every RSDAY and SATURDAY, at BP. M, from Beach street, Yor Norfolk, Gity with the Seaboard Tulyad ir Line, Southside and Pe- moud and Daaviie and Virginie ing through lila camer ARE Gow sik ne HATTERA Air Line, Virgir tersburg Ratiroads, and ii Central ratlroads, t'cki of lading to all points So st. Bills of lading sisned on the ple the hour of sailing. For freight or passage, haying eles tateroom aecounmear dations, apply to No Le oGREADY, Presdsnt, ey COP. DEY Be 4 FOR PORTLAND. tion in fare and cha: of days of sal ing. ships DIRIGO: and FRAN ast river on Monday and Thur ab 4, ofc Passage to Portland, Yncluding statervomn, #8; Meals extra, x connect at Portland with the Grand Trani mireal, Quebec and other pofnis in Can and the West; also with the International Steamship © pany for Eastpo ais and St. John, N. #.j also with Steamabtp Carlotta tor Halltax, N.'S., leaving Portland every Saturday Gsode forwarded to all parts of Maine. Freight received daily. Bills of lading signed at office on pier. For freight or passa PR to, 187 Greenwich NTA wii: Teave pler bia pase , Agent, pier 8 East river. en. lll TRA’ ELLERS? GUIDE. AY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TR steamers C. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, on and May Si, will leave alternately from Desbross A. M., and Thirty-fourth street 8:43 A. M., Potnt Cornwall, Newburg, Poughkeepsie ‘Rhi CataKit ‘and Hudson, Fare to Albany or Troy, REAT REDUCTION IN FARE G ‘0 BOSTON, u ‘wo Dollars. Via Norwich and Worcester Li from pier 89 North river, foot of Vestry Stree The uy nd ataunch ‘steamers CITY O ednedda, Honey, a ers CITY OF ‘3 jay, Thursday and ‘Connecting at bag cae with Express Trains, arriving vabaeeneere oan rive in Bosjon in advance of all other lines. leals on the European plan. rae Sain ae with steatnera CITY OF NEW and C! = 138 oiTy OF LAWRENG fr d steamers ior TY one NEW LONDON leave daily, Sundays em inquit ‘or further information, aire ohm, Agent, New York. Naw York, May 27, 1868. HY UDSON RIVER AND AARLEM RAILROADS.— wae for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northera rn trains. leave New York via Hu ou River Ral: soa vast street and fiiresl Le) Band11 :80 3 and 11 P. Harlem Railroad, A.M, and ue, at 11 A. M. and 4:85 ‘Twenty 4 Fourth aven' P.M. fe “P M. train via Hudson River will rum om Sanday: Bleeping oars puachats se a0 gt 9 M, trains. ar WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, “Vico President. OW FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.—ONLY 1 60. The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONN - CUT leave pler 44, north of Spring street, at 6 and foot of ‘Thinty-tourth atrect at 64 o'clock Be M., every od icra, urday excepted), a connecting with rail West and Returning, leave Troy at 6 nee & six The SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT TO COLLEGE Point, Whitestone, City Island, New Rochelle and Glen Cove, Steamer NEVERSINK leaves. Pook, slip at 8 iaoroed leaves ry Cove at 8 elie, 4 P. Jandin, ae drects each Way. et URS) pe TO HARLEI igh Bi eg ‘and Karl Steamers SYLV: STREAM and SYLVAN GROVE wal eave, Peck alip Ip every — by! ne nti 7 P. M., landing at Eighth street ‘are i —BARGES AND STEAMBOATS TO CHARTER FOR ‘ excurslogs. Croasett Grove, Pleasant alley, Materte Grove, to let. Excursion ollice 832 West street, HB. SkOskeTT Avy FOR ROCKAWAY AND SEASIDE,—THR steamer PORT ROYAL will, on and after June 10, leave Warren street, Novth river, at # o'clock eve for way and Seasfue and Eidert House, geturn! Icom Rocka. A ™ XCURRTON PARTY WILL ACCOMPANY THE t Race from Riker's Isiand on Tussday, ea sstenmboat DEER, which wil make the Dey a 10:50 A. M- East ri 00 Harlem Brides ie’ Tiokets @1; ehildren hi ede Capt. E. BLOOMER. QRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING ks, June 7, on Steamboat DEER, will make the fol- iowing land Ings :— Sth at Haat river, 7 A.M. B st., Tg; Peck ally roome haat Ben vee (CONEY ISLAND FERRY —THE STEAMER NORWALK day, June 10, leaving piher street at Og 18 sr Bi: Dey Dey lay, Ju i atrect, 934, 1994, mk ‘and pler na North river, 10, “4 ‘do'clock, Pots SHADYSIDE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND FORT ‘Lee. —st Palisade, from foot of Spring Ahly at 104 and 6 o'elock P. "On Stmdays at 10y 3 and 53g o'clock ISHING BANKS—REGULAR BOAT. THE STANCH, fitted steamboat WYOMING @ season on Sunday, June % North Eighth street, Williams amas. and to the ahi Jeaving burg, at 134: Beek siip siti Gkratapher ftrent at b if, North rive hy ore I ine on ‘board. Captain Geo. 'F. Hoftmire, anda mat of music on board. ORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.—THE STEAMER ELOPE has resumed her trips and leav morning without exception from the foot of Harriaon sireek, mires kK, landing at Thirty-fourth street, Youkers, Hast: ings, Dobb's Ferry, Ti town, Nyack, Siig Sing, Haver. raw, Grassy Point’ and Verplanks. ‘Tarrytown omitted om indays. TEAMER THOMAS F. HULSE LEAVES FOOT ristopper sires dally Sundays included, at 10 A. and bi P.M, for Shady Side, Pleneanit Valley ‘and Fort landing at Thirty-fourtl Jireet each way UNDAY PASSENGER BOAT FOR NEWARK —THR feamboat THOMAS P- WAY» trips between New York and New Loare Now spree foot of Bar years FM topping it Bergen Point ‘oon ways vo Rewarte ol treet, 8A. M. and 3 P. M. sate W: GASTON, Superintendent. ORNING AT FOR NEWBURG—THR Seamer THOMAS COLLYER will leare from the foot of Warren on Sunday morning, June 7, at 7:90 A. MM, landing at Ffourth street, Yonkers, Hastings, Dovo’é erry, nown, iaveratraw, Cold segne god cornwall ‘Returning, will leave Newburg a Qrmpas. STEAMER ELLA MAY WI aoabat y EXQURETONA.—5 leave tis Haat rivor (Peck stp) every Sunday, at & mi mide, tenve a pt ty scat th College Point ‘5 in Mera at Broome street atid Thirty-seventh ‘tose way. MBOAST FORT LEE £0 HE NEW AND PAST STEA! i Spring street, plenic — school For bf oot o Sccammodate bi: Apply on bo at 47 Putton A oHOOL, IN VBAst JONANOE, 8, 7 FOR of either sez and an; from pe ear, Meihoicn obildren, oF at cee noes paren ws rey could have in thelr owt Wares Mala fo street and Myrtle avon Ate 2 sar , TWENTY LESSONS; BOOKKERE. yor eveuthg; no classes. te PAINTS Bus P Binld or yesen ti How Fulton street, i8r00 YOUNG —* oF MUCH ST IN TEACH- A ined naires & positon 98 hf to make faraiMar with the fengsee. Mdiress 8 Se station D, Bible House, Bosses wrirty ICAL | BOOKKREPING, ac. Mesers. DO! Broadway, ay, ineoe, cramping oF trembling from the worst hand aad gu guaran too an elogant sient ling ness style of penmanship to ore ‘alo quali for head Fig ea —_ practi for RENCH LESSO! BRSATION, GRAMMAR rater By. Profestor FORMSTECHER, (rom ey place, thot. Moderate prices, rand echoole attend attended to 0m reasonable le terms, WaAnrED—a NTLEMAN TO give, LESSON wt tom class of boys. Dram mond, box ld offtve. M's Fi NITURE AND BAGGAGB eeu MiSrenth atrect, neat Sixth avon ie moving furniture In city cr countey ; er and juippes storage money cen ~_ COAL AND WOOD. Ei Aste RE WOOD a AND 78 BAST ar rae food, me, evans. Cord and rm . Ly