The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1869, Page 10

10 CIAL AND COMMERCIAL. FINAN WEDNESDAY, April 28—6 P. M, "rhe stock market was aguin excited to-day for the shares which have been (be promtnent features dur- ing the past few weeks and for one which is com- paratively fresh im the speculative fever, At the first morning board 10,000 shares of Michigan South- ern were sold by a well known stock house, and the dealings of the day in this stock were hardly less tap thirty thousand shares, The price under sre sales declined from 101 to 9934, but reacted jater in the day to 1024, amid considerable exckement. 1t is said that the Michigan Southern Company, bY an old reso.ution, were empowered to Convert and sel) $2,000,000 of their convertible bonds when the stock should touch par. This yalue was reached yesterday, and by some it is thought that the first sales were made as a “short”? speculation, but later le impression gained a foothold that the stock house referred to were prcrely the agents of ihe com- pany in placing the uew stock on the market. Juas- much as the total amount of Habilities of the corpo- ration 1s Rot changed by the conversion of the bonds, the reaction in price towards the close is more ciearly understood. Indeed, as the bonds have borne a fixed annual rate of interest and were a first Hen upon the road their conversion leaves the amount of two millions subject to receive such rate of interest as the earnings will allow. Hence the addition to the capital stock is apparent only, Which again accounts for the upward turn in the price of stock. New York Central was also ex- cited and irregular, selling in the early forenoon as high as 17534, ana thence almost immediately drop- ping to 1737;. Hudson River went up to 156 and Hariem to 148, but reacted with Central—all three becoming heavy under the pressure of sales sup- posed to be based on news of unfavorable legislation at Albany. . Erie was pante-stricken at the National Board, and dropped to recovered late in the day to 327%. The Northwestern stocks were firmer and higher, the common touching 867§ and the preferred 987 The other railways were irreguiar or heavy, while the business of the me after the morning regular board was dull, The express stocks were variable, Wells- Fargo touching 287 and United States declining to 62%, ex-dividend. Pacific Mail was “of? and comparatively negiected, while Mariposa Was weak and lower. Westera Union yielded to 425s, but recovered to 4 A continuance of the influences which have been already commented npon preserved the strength of the foreign exchanges. In the afternoon the relax- ation in’ the rates for cash gold caused a further advance, and the prime bankers put up their quota- tion to 10944 for sixty days sterling. The following Was the range of quotations at the close:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 1081{ a 108%; good to prime bankers’, 10875 a 109%¢; short sight, 1093; a 109; Paris, sixty days, 5.223; a 5.17}g; short sight, 5.1743 45.15; Antwerp, 5.223 @ 5.1744; Switzerland, 5.22}; @5.1734; Hamburg, 35:; a 357%; Amsterdam, 897% a 403%; Frankfort, 40% a 40%; Bremen, 785s; Prussian thalers, 703g @ 714. Govercments were firmer and an eighth to a quar- ter per centhigher. The market seems to disregard the foreign quotations, which to-day declined to 50} at London, railying subsequently to 80%. The for eign bankers are buying in spite of the fact, und are probably basing thelr calculations upon the advance 10 93% a 93% for consols, which indicates a very easy money market in London, the signal for a re- bewal of speculation there tn our securities. The €2's were 1213, bid, and the 67's sold at 11614. In the afternoon @ stock house supposed to be carry- ing outa ‘bear’ order sold heavily and put the price of the latter temporarily down to 115%, but ‘with the withdrawal of their efforts the whole list recovered again, and prices closed as follows at five o'clock this evening:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 118 a 11834; do., coupon, 118% & 118%; do. five-twenties, registered, 2% a 112%; do. do., coupon, 18 121%; do. do, coupon, 1864, 117 do, do., coupon, 1845, do, do., coupon, new, 1865, 116 a 116 coupon, 18967, 116 a 11634; do, do., coupon, 1865, 116 a 116%; do., ten-for- ties, registered, 107 a 107%; do. do., coupon, 107% ® 107%; currency bonds, 1053, a 105%. Southern securities were active and bigher for the Louisiana levee eights and the Tennessees, and lower for the new North Carolinas, The following were the closing prices for the leading bonds:—Tenne: sees, eX coupon, 695f & 694,; do., new, 684; a 687, ‘gintas, €x coupon, §' 9; do., new, 63; Geo sixes, 82a 84; do. sevens, a 96; North Carolinas, x coupon, ¢ Missourt Xes, 8545 a 882, do., levee 89 a 91; Alabama Louis do. do. eights, of gt ent god will comm Secretary Bouty is to be pre: aut Trea Ket to-day was genera t there were e: and 134. The morrow. and 1337,, t the extremes, 14 , and operators continued unable tos as to the future o ‘se Of thc premium. The political situation is quiet, and the ught, therefore or ment is roing to sell—gold But vu. exchange % point, th na week heavy—goild elle very ctu is their quandary. ix (9 seven per at which figuri Comimereia' do. preferred, Ohio and Miss American United S| nion Expres Canton, 62545 egraph, 42% @ 43; Terre Haute, 805¢ @ 41; Toledo and Wabash ai 74 078; Milwaukee and St. Paul erred, 86%; @ 86 Fort Wayne. ppl, 9% @ 8944; Michigan 102a 102 4; 143s @ 144; Cleveland and Pitts turg, 93)¢ @ 95%; Lake Shore, 101% a 101%; Rock Wand, 17, @ 1374; Northwestern, 86% @ 86%; do, preferred, 98% a 98%; Boston Water Power, 17; Diariposa, 2044; do. preferred, 42% a 45; Ce Shicago and Indiana Central, 43); a 48 dhe earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Ra youd for the third week in april were 3409 184 p joey: Ohio and Mise\s: Central, 127 @ 120; Michigan Southern, Hiiinols Central, Yhe eg *pinge of the Michigan Central Railroad tor the tuird week in, April were.— yar abe Degres 1 be a ‘The Wesiern Ratload Gazette, in spiking of the | ap Italian brig from Philadelphia, with 9,100 ble. troleum ¢ y jan Italian 2,200 dbis. petro- recent mecting of the directors of thiLake Shore | 12ihe Continent at 4s, an Hallas, brig wilh ASD Lets Beas, and Michigan Southern Railroads, says with 2hoo oble Sour at Oe, |, a Rorwesian Ons {taham bark ‘The conso¥ated line is to be calle the “Lake | to the Mediterranean, ge ‘on private terms. Shore and ‘Michigan Southern Railrow.” 4 will Gunnizs were still dull ind prfots were 18Ke. have an e@Sc and west line 451 nailes loag, {ON Chi- | a Ie. for bags and 20%e. a Ble, or cloth. | sais anhee ‘o to Brie, with branches amounting to 362 Miles, HEMP was dull and ‘were nomini } at if 66,9 few aul will represent a capital of about $38,000,90, | gold for Manila, diye, bigen dec, for Jnleg 2 aS Gs OO With the terminus at Erie the Michigan Southt Oona The market was dull t gen do. being confined to cau have the choice of two ontlets <0 New York, t the immediate wants of conanmers. Prices were weak at Se. woffalo and Erie ana the Phyladeiphia and Erie. ‘a I8e. for inferior to choles: no the former the distance to New York is 972 by the, Hay.—With a fair demand and fight reonipts, the yd latter 977 mues, The latter road also nishes a AY amen, Land eens were Maher, shipping aise a Sapa connection to Philadelpia, by which the distance ts 902 miles, But itis reported that the Buffalo and Erie Kailroad wil! become a part ot tae new road and thus secure the preference which tt has hitherto had as the carrier of the Michigan Seathern business, ‘There are some who look upod this consolida- ton as only & preliminary to 4 grander consolida- tion which will form a line from New York to Chicago. The stockholders of the Michigan South- ern wil vote upon the ragification of the consolida- tion at the annual meeting, to be heid in Toledo. at RL 10 a $l et ies a'$1 and short do. ic. a Sen with an active and. ‘OLASSES. ‘The demand was more active and prices were ci particularly for boiling and prime grocery quaiities. Thesales were 507 ihds, and 40 tierces Porto Rico on private terre, and (by auction) 80 hhda, Demarara at 6c. & Navac Sroues.—Receipta, 400 bbla. spirits tnrpentine, 700 do. rsin and 400 do, tar, The market for the former was quietjthe demand being light, and, with holdera anxious to and declined ies closing weak at tabla and shipping lots, ‘There e948} ncluding mall lote 5c. April 23. If it 18 approved, it is reported that the | "shipping order, to arrive, at 40. 4 4e'¢e. ot general ofices of the company will be'established at | .jX2S% —Siraingd was a) tn good rey pam nod tbe martes Cleveland, vices, ‘The sales were 3,900 bbis, good strained at The receipts for customs and the recetpts, pay- $b ak an oe Y $89 65 a B gy gn ments and dalances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as tollow: Cus’oi ‘a #5 50. and extra do., 6 a bbis, Washington were sold at ‘O1L8.—Linseed was in ‘temand, and being spartn: y offered was more firmly held, the market closing with sellers de- manding $101 a1 02 for wholesale lots. Crashers’ prices were $103.a 8105 in casks and bbls. Sales 10,000 gations at » ‘a 84 29; pale, Tar was in demand, and 75 SUd-Treasnyy).-——— Receipts, Payments, Balances. in April 26,588,578 $ 1,254,639 $2,767,515 $87,142, ‘asi, Of bleached winter whale 9,000 gallons were sold ‘April 9,621” "780.733 "708,374 7,218,358 | at $i tha $118. Other kinds wero unchanged: |e April 246,000 1,838,526 603,871 88,445,013 ROVISIONS.— Recelpts, Mf POEs. aes _Sack aces Ct meats and 764 ¢o. lard, For pork the demand was on: erate, and with increased offerings the market was lies and prices receded a trife, The'sales were 1,000 bbia, at B31 5 a #8 ot for new mess, #3! for old do, and $26 25 for extra prime. We heard of ‘no sates for future delivery. r Live bo, py ead, The exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foretgn ports for the week ending April 27 and since tie commencement of the year compare as follows with those of 1867 and 1868:— were quoted at 18c. for city. niet and heavy at We, n 10%gc.. with arrivals, of 8,808 hen 5 S68. 89, Heel was more sought after and pricea were steady. For the week $3, Rv $4, 473 $4, in 5 | There were disposed of about 360 bbls. at $11 a #16 for pain Prev. reported... 64402701 4°310,432 48,280,313 | Trssand B12n B18 for extra do. Tierce beot dull and ‘eV. reported... 64,403,701 54,319, 9 aB0. i heavy at $20 a $48 for ness and $26 a B39 for India a do, Of beet hams, which were steady, 75 bbis, were sold nt $58,489,905 date of Tuesday evening the Boston Journal thus relers to financial matters in that city:— The mtes of money in the open market are work- ing lower and capital is more freely offered. Furst class commercial names now go readily at 7% to 8 per cent, and we hear of transactions in choice selected names at 7 per cent, but this ts exceptional; there is little of this high grade to be had, and the makers Will not pay ove? that rate. Country banks are generally better off than our city banks, and are taking good bankable names at 744 and 8, Some of the city banks make a very poor show in answer to the last call of the Comptroller va their reserves, and will require to be put on the retired list, as far as discounts are concerned, for a week or two to bring up. The weekly state- ment of the banks, as returned to the Clearing House April 26, looks more favorable. There is a further decrease in loans, which, under the circumstances, was expected, Legal tenders and deposits show a handsome increase. The statement is as follows:— April 26. gh a gah Cut meats were in good demand for pickled 2° to the led and Aly lower, sell however, were dee! 0 packages at ary yere quoted and smoked and bagged hams 2c. a20%c. Ba and heavy, and prices were nominal at our last quotations. The lard market was very qnict, there being searcely any de- mand, and prices continued to favor the buyer, The sales were ‘only about 300 packages at 17%¢. a18)40. for No. 1 to prime steam and kettle rendered. PETROLEUM.-Crade, in bulk, was a trifle more active, though the market was’ heavy and a shade lower, closing a 17\c. a lige. The sales were 1,000 ob! halt , but at lower prices, and 500 do. on the fe market was act! closing at 82¢, for lots. for Immediate delivery, The sales 3500 bbls. at 32c., 500 do., for the balaice of this month, 1,000 do.. for the firat half of Ma e310 00 dy fOr July and Aue and 1,500 do. for June, ats esiduum was rin ‘at $6 874, at eel Price 600 bbls. were sold. In Phila- deiphia the market was dull and weak, though at the close lots on the spot were held at 31%4c.; the sales were 2,500 bbls.y for April, at slige. a S1%¢c. ; 1,000 do, for the last halt of May, ‘at 822,¢, a B8c., and 600 do., for the first half do., at 324c. Rick.—Carolina was quiet bat steady at Sic. a Siyc, for common to.prime. We heard of no sales of moment. SkEDS.—Linseed was quoted old, duty paid, with ge atte, Loans.. Dec. $143,839 | sales in Boston of 1,000 bags at Grass were dull Specie... Dec. 22,025 | but steady at the quotations pub! ne. Legal tende: Inc. 981. STFARINE.—The markel, though quiet, was steady. Sales ie Inc. 359, 15,000 Tbs I8c. a 18%. for infertor to choice, BuGan.—The demand for raw was still light, and the mar- ket was heavy and prices were a shade lower, closing at ye, a ite. for fair to good reining Cuba. The sales were 390 Circulation. 25,319,751 bhds., part at 1Uye, for Cuba, and 12)¢c. tor Porto Rico; also “ 1 400 boxes at Linc, a 124c." Retined was slow of sale and The Chicago Tribune of Monday says:— prices remained heavy at. 107,c. for hard, Wdgc. a 1470. for fottwwntte, Age. adie. for yellow, and’ 14%¢c, a dye. for extra C. TALLow wasquict, but steady in value, Sales 50,000 bois at tiie a lsyc. Wiiskry.—Receipta 1,28 bbls. prices were nominal at #ic, a 3c BROOKLYN CITY. THE COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—IN ADMIRALTE. The Circassian CasemAction to Recover the Amount of a Bottomry Boad. During the past week there nas been a gradual eee toward greater ease in the money mar- et, and al! first class borrowers were accommo- dated by the banks during the latter part of the week without difficulty. The demand for loans is oniy moderate, and the increased ease 19 particular- ly noticeable at the banks. The wholesale mer- chants are collecting with moderate success in the country now, and the tendency of teposits is to in- 0 that the present prospects are that there will bean abundant supply of money during the “4 first half of May. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Wednesday, April 28—10:15 A. M. The market was dull and x pid, 100 she Brnns C Land,. $\ ‘14 West Union Tel..... ge Before Judge Benedict. 109 Wells-Fargo Exp.... 38% | paniet Steinman and Another vs, The Steanshiy Circassian.—Libellants were co-partners, under the firm nawe of Steinman & Co., doing business at Antwerp, Belgium. In the month of August, 1868, the steamship Circassian was lying at the port of Antwerp, bound for the port of New York. 9 c, 67..85 157% + "85, 2. 11% 1900 Whiie lying there, as claimed by E the lbellants, the master, Thomas Ellis, in- 20000 | ao. 687, curred certain liabilities on account of repairs pA ES as weg aisai Es | Of Which the vessel stood in need. On the 17un of ire new z p * Se re 2 Gis 0, 40------04 call Ils | August the master, to meet these liabilities, bor. rowed of the libellants £2,300 and secured the same by a Dottomry bond and Bypomecas ons which was acknowledged before the United States Consul at Antwerp. By this bond he bound himself and the steamship to he Bn yment of the debt within three days aiter the arrival of the vessel in New York, to- gether with £230, making in all £2,530, The steam- ship arrived on the 19th of September, and within three days thereafter the bond was presented to Ellis, the master, and payment demanded. It was reiused and has not yet been paid. The action was brought to recover the amount of these advances which, In our Currency, amounts to $17,053 73. 400 Clev & Pitts RR. 10 C, C, Cin &1 RR. Eawexist ir & Ee 2 1000 Dub&StouxC 7 2000 Alton & Ter H in.. 20:0 Morris tk 1000 M E 5000 CC & T Cent let 20 Abisacics 2 The answer of the respondents admits tho 3000 do 10 Pitts, Fort W& isi, | execution of the bond, but denied — that 10000 Lake 100 Chie & Alton RR. we 1% was properly set forth in the — libel. Bs tli Ta ta in explanation of the signing of the pond by the pnt: ) Ohio & master. Ellis, it was allegea by the respondents that it Dela Hud Canal. MOC CkT CHR: the brig Flying Eagle, of which ove William Salem, 100 Qu'ksilver Min C wo of Staten Island, was the sole owner, was despatched 10 Pac M 200 from this port (oO Kotterdam, in 1863, consigned to me Gekee 5 100 Joti the firm of Rays & Keller, with instructions to the i 100 do. Quarterepast Twelve o° Clock P.M. $1000 US 6's, "81, ree “Y consignees to sell the brig and apply the proceeds to the payment of a certam draft, for the sum of £1,500, drawn by Selem on them against the brig Alter the sailing of the brig the eller, but on her ar- dd to seil the vessel ly the proceeds in p pont of the draft; but they drew instead a draft upon Saiem for the amount of ihe draft which Sa'em had drawn upon them, and this draft Solem refused io pay. An action was then broa by Rays & Keller in the courts of Antwerp against Saiem to recover the amount of the money they had advanced on Salem's draft. in Was the owner of the steamship of June, 1886, being in debt un of $¥0,000, he gave @ mort Rotterdam the Haifepast Two a7 #5000 Vale, ex ©. 1 Mi she Mar M Co. F rage on lus debt. About the hea taecee ht 40 Adame Expres 1st of J sold the Circassian to the Contin Steamship Company, a New York corpor: st to the lien of the mortga: the Cir asigned ee the vessel where she was taken vt long after her arrival et forth in the Keller, at- em in the it was Hs ex 1000 Ten responder sian to 2 This company rp on the 1suref J és in th J 100 Col, C& EU RK... re intorm' n the steamship company n tvith Ruys & Kei instrament of and upon th into the ¢ m Was brought a the rest’ he triai. and vet the Hbeivants, ta r.procured te execution jon in favor of jon of the bond io which the action QUOTATIONS. » the money and that no eifort was h the owners, It Was ndent that the money necessary to pay the aesian for her use and sole aud exclusive benefit of at of their cial was aiso claimedt hat none nd Was appiled towards ft t for which sam there wing to respond- e of the money by the resyond- from the att ‘0 commun: ned fart by reed ERCIAL REPORT. ie ent in the rated on ent, Was becessary to en issian TO prose- cute her voyage. Evid pring jon these ts wast matier and re- TED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. An Alleged Poet OMer Thict. Before Commissioner Jones. Charie Lincoln, @ clerk in the Post Office at Viushing, L., Was afrested Tuesday night on a charge of stealing a letter from the office containing #56. ‘The letter was a decoy, and the money was marked on purpose to entrap the suspected person, re imieed the guilty party. He was taken Commissioner this inorning and held for n, Which was sel down for to-morrow at and 1.00). ¢ ty Feapect supers and N: nt meaty steady Ip val DROGRIYY INTELLIGENCE. Corken Pickrocket.—William Perry, the alleged pickpocket, arrested by detective Wagner on | Sooday \ast, at the Wasnington street Methodist Kpiscopal church, during the funeral services over the remaius of the victims of the Long Island rail road disaster, was taken before Justice Buckley yea. lerday afternoon and lieid to await the action of the Grand Jury. Tuk Warcncase Ronnmey in Bnooxtyx.—The examination in the case of the parties alleged to have forcibly broken open the safe of the wateh- case manafactory, Nov, 42 and 44 State etreet, in Jangary last, and stolen thererrom goid and allver he value of $15 before Justice + brands te brands 40a 400 better milling $1 al heat wae quie firmer, woder w titi nad, The sales were about 25,000 bush foe | Cornwell yesterd Gre No.3 spring tn. store, #148 for No. 1.49. in eto for | Man of the establishment In question, Sree that on. delivere #1 8 for white Mich! 179 | he waa informed of the robvery in after tha! time he watched the ad days. He saw Kindt go in there and tem! the Jock of the #afe; on one of these conuetons he watched the pare, irom ihe second story win- dow of & building on the onposite side of the street, and at other times through holes bored th the floor directly over that part of the omece where the safe was situated He saw Kindt working whe hanve of the safe with his right hand, while in hie left he held @ mem- orandum book containing fgurea; at another time witness notice! bun caking down figures on & piece of paper, eee aien testified to his hawit discovered Holes in (Ne partition, throngh whien pr aover been loostiy to waceh persona wie had orcaxion no vo the wile. Oviver Tiliey, of the ai Kye was dud and w ein at $1 80 for Wertern float. Hoth barley and barley Corn wee firmer, otd sellin, iaier were abovt #000 bua Hc. a M4 ioe. for od do. in 4e. for white in store and Be, ‘ven of about 5,000 bushele The market war exeeedingly quiet, And rates ow, parucviariy for grain, which wae taken by ner at 1d. per bushel. The ebartering mens woe quel though there waa a fair eet, fot petro- BF cen were: =To Liverpool ‘and 7,600 at de. The charters atrect port on p ita'tan bs about Ie. al . Sde. 2 Me. for do. de jor reer. ‘Onis were at Be. in store and were very the Liverpe be 100 bales cot 1) tone peana’ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1869.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. ‘Third precinct, testifiea that he arrested Kindt a | funeral services, at No. 116 Second piace, this N Week ago, on . ‘warrant which had been issued by | (Thursday) afternoon, at four o' 4 UGUST BELMONT ¢ CO. Judge Well, at us house, No, 11 State erent, FLETCHER.—Af Prov! R.1., on Wednesday, jasue letters of credit for travellers’ use on wand alo to ‘his finding a “jimmy” and | April 25, Wittiam FLercuer, president of the ‘Messrs, ROTHSCHILD, ‘pockettook containing $257 between the beds; | Fletcher Manufacturmg Company. in Paris, London, Frankfort ‘ong Vieons and ene algo a bond from John Bullius to Zugenie Kindt for Funera} at Providence Saturday, at noon. ry nent tn alt je prinol ra sities $ a ° $ he found a pocketbook on A peraca iN ae Zalage bis pepare please copy. “ Paha | graphic transfers on Caiifornia an pe. PI containing a newspaper slip, Ac e RAY.—On inesday, April 28, Mrs. MARY GRAY, ns rf 7 peared the transfer of a house and lot in Dean street aged 6 ‘years, formerly Ms Soathbrl age, Mass. | rypeusenan CARTOON ON FRIDAY, to Kindt for $3,900; the diais for watches, together ston (Mass.) pat with the opera glass, were found in Kindt's room. Several other witnesses were examined, and the testimay elicited was such as to corr borate the statements previously made of the affair, Gustave F. Kinet and his wife Eugenie, Henry Genot and A, Vanterwerger were, upon tie coucius.on of the examuntion, all fully committed to jail to await the acuoa a the Grand Jury. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. ‘The ral estate market appears to be rapidly set- tling tea condition of utter and complete stagua- uon, te transactions, particularly at auction, grow- day. Yesterday the offerings were $s exceedingly light, notwith stand- ing tha the property put up comprised variety suill- cient most to insure rapid purchase, There is likely to be @ continuation of this duiness for at least ¢ couple of weeks longer, alter which a re- iby im suburban property 1s possible, but un- ikely ‘ Belov weggive particulars of yesterday's deal- ings: NEW ‘ORK PROPERTY—BY A, J, BLEECKER, SON AND ©. lots #s Monroe st, near Corlears st, each 25x95. 15,000 BY J. M'GUIRE, 3 Sstoy brick houses and lots, Nos 269, 262 and 264 Stanon st, 0.8 (t off Sheriff st,'and B houses in rear, 20x10. oh "29,950 Th fully 87th b Housi and lot 179 Exizabeth st, lot 25: RYE )OINT (WESTCHESTER COUNTY) LER, WILKINS AND CO, Plot 20 9, containing 3 acres, located on Milton harbor, rundng back to Stuyvesant avenue. Ploti, # acres, adjoining the above. Viot 1, 2 acres, ndjoiuin the above. 900 Plot }, 2 acres, in Btuyvdsant ai Slutsopposite above, same ai Real Estate Note. Tle Knoxville Whig, commenting upon a para- grayh in the HERALD of @ recent date, says: huntred thousand dollars within a month have been inveted in real estate im and around Clarksville, Tem., Which capttal. hag been brought by immi- grarts from the North. East Tennessee ought to receve cash accumulations of her capital of mil- hom during the next twelve months in a similar way . G. M Ofial Transfers of Real Estate Yesterday. TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK CITY. Amty st, ns, 175 tt e of Macdougal st, 12.6x80. Bleeker st, n w corner of Macdougal’ st, 18.9x74. Boubvard,'n w corner of 14d 8 Adi irregular, § of Houston at, Mx30.8, abx100 8.0.1 in Crosby st, No 68, 2 Tr annum, Grand ot; No 293, 8 yrs pe Greenwich at, No 208, 3 Pearl st, No 278, 8 yrs, per annum. Ast st, No 89, dyrs, per annum. Ist av, 9 w corner of bid st, 9 yre, per annitim Sd av, es, between 26th and 20th sta, 4 yrs, per anuam MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Nag cage ay or aie gm Monday, the o'clh April 26, by Xev. J. W. Leek, at the residence of the bride's parents, E. J. ANruoNny, of Brooklyn, to ANNIn LL. oungest daughter of Simeon Babcock, Esq., of New ork, Boston and California papers please copy. BROWN—BRINKERUOOF.—In this city, on Wednes- day, April 28, by Rev. B, Genung, at the residence of the bride, Mr. J. F. Brown, of Poughkeepsie, to Miss E, R. BRINKERHOOF, daughter of G. B. Brunxer- hoof, Esq., of New York. RUETE—PHELYs.—In Brooklyn, N. Y., on Wednes- day, April 28, by the Rev. D. R. Brewer, WILLIAM F. Rurre to Ante T. Ruere, daughter of Dr. James Phelps, all of New York. No cards. Gre RODGER.—At_ Bergeawood avenue, Hud- son City, N. J., on Wednesday, April 28, by the Rey. Profe-sor R. D. Hitchcock, WILLIAM Grea, of Glasgow, Scotland, to Jennir, eldest daughter of R. T. Rodger, Es: ft New York. HALDIMANN— oN.—On Toesday, April 27, at the bride’s residence, by the Rev. R. H. flowes, Jr., BE. A. TLALDIMANN to Miss FANNY Munson, all of Ho- boken, N. J. Mayo—DAvi: wit! R osth of t On Wednesday, April 28, at St. Mark’s church, by the Rev. A. fH. Vinton, D. D., Henry 0. Mayo, M.D. ed States Navy, to MAXY NEVINS Davis, ¢ da of the late Elihu Townsend, all of this city PARTINGTON—BIGGER.—On Tuesday, April 27, by the Kev. Dr. Scott, RICHARD PARTINGTON lo HANNA BiaGeR, both of this city. Veins—KEALY.—On Wednesda} pastoral residence, vy the lev. Charnes 0. V LY, of this city. 2. wghter att April 28, at the v her Mesweeny, 4t Virginia, to MagGik tay, Tharsda; .—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, one it NATL BARNETT. bss i tives and friends of the family are invited V to att nd the funeral, on Fri noon, at two ¢ On Wednestay April 28, at her late reel. dence h street and e, M. of Michael Barry, in tie 60th ye The reiatives and friends of th faily mvited to attend the funeral, church, In 125th street, on Friday morning, at ¥ ass of requiem Wil it city. ‘The reijatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, this (fhursday) atiernoon, at taree o'clock, at the residence of John H. Dunnell, Esq., Rutherfurd Park. Trains leave the foot of Chambers street at a quarter to two P. M. Benry.—Un Tuesday morning, April 27, at he late residence, 344 Grand street, Williamsbarg, Evizaperu, the beloved wife of Thomas Berry. Friends of the family and members of the Battte Lodee, F. A. M. and DeWitt Clinton Chapter are respectfully invited. Her remaing will be taken from her late residence, this (Thursday) aiternoon, at two o kK, to St. Paul's church, corner of P street and Marcey avenue, where the funeral wices will be heid, and thence to Greenwood Ceme- tery. Bunxerr.—On ‘Thursday, March 25, at Shark river, N. J., after a short sickness, Many, wife of Benjamin Bennett, aged 75 years, 10 months and 12 days, PRUSH.—At Nyack, Y., on Tuesday, April Josuca Brusa, in the #0th year of his age. Funeral services at his late resivence on Friday, at twelve o'clock noon. Carriages will be in attendance at the Nyack and Tarrytown ferries for the train on ag” River Railroad, leaving Thirieth street as ten A. M. POLLIER,—At Bull's i N. J., on Monday, April 26, ANDREW COLLIER, aged 85 years. UASSERLY.—AL his residence, No. 206 avenue A, corner Fourteenth street, on Tuesday, April 27, TIMOTHY CASSERLY, @ Dative of the parish of Mayne, county Westmeath, Ireland, aged 50 years, ‘The relactves and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the fanerai, from the Charch of the Immacaiate Conception, Fourteenth street apd avenue A, thls (Thuraday) morning, at nine o’clock, Where a solemn high mass of requiem will Ret 2 low, Also D The relatives and friends of the farnily are invited to atttend the foneral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resideace of his parents, 44 King street. DONNELLY.—On Wednesday, April 28, Many ANN DONNELLY, aged 95 years, ‘The funerai will take piace from her late reaidence, No, 637 West Forty-third street, on Friday alternoon, ee by ¥ “ a ANNIN, OD inesday, April 28, MARY FAaNNaN, forthe sth year oflerages woe ‘The friends and ‘elaiives of the family are re to atiend the sunerai, from her riday afvernoon, at one o'clock. pablin papers please copy, | FonseR—In Brook.ya, on Wednesiay, aprit 2%, |) i's Mra, Satan Four, widow of Aaron Forber, 0 - Ai ves are invited to atrend the | h HastTINGs.—On KEEGAN.—On aged 16 years and 2 months, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi deuce of her mother, 31 Pitt street, this (Thursday) afternoo! KEARN: ness, JOSEPH KEARNS, aged 43 years and 5 months, a native of the parisa of Balamana, near Loughrea, county Galway, Ireland, His friends and those of his lately deceased brother, Michael Kearns, are requested to attend the funeral, at nine o'clock in the morning. taken from his late residence, No. 66 President street, to the @hureh of St. Stephen, corner of Carroll and Hicks streets, Brooklyn, where there will be high mass celebrated, thence to the Cemetery ot the Holy Cross at Flatbush. o'clock. months and 8 da) ‘The funeral will fourth street, on Frid: loved wife of Dantel Mu parents, fant son of William A. a ‘The relatives and fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest. beau ADYETISE ME CEL day next, TEEL WIRE ROPE FOR SALR—SEVERAL HUN. dred feet tn length {n good or A FIRST, Sharp fe le relatives invited attend the tu: ington Heights Presbyterian church, corner of 1A3th street and ‘fenth avenue, this (Thursday) morning, , at eleven o’clock, without further notice, HEIN.—On Tuesday, April 27, ANNig B., daughter of sie and Shada Von Hein, aged 6 years and 1 mont Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 2 East Warren street, Brooklyn. JOHNSON.—On Wednesday, April 25, CATHARINE JOHNSON, native of county Ty! year of her age. Her friends and those of her sons, Andrew and Charles Johnson, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Thomas Malady, No, 453 West Forty-second street, on Friday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Tuesday, April 27, MARY KEEGAN, at one o'clock. On Tuesday, Apr’ Saran, widow of Edmund C. Littlewood, aged 64 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Bartho- lomew’s clnrch, corner of Latayette place and Great Jones street, o’clock, without further mvitation. Morr.—At Sing Sing, on Tuesday, April 27, SARA eee daughter of George N. and Sarah A. lott. this (Thursda; ‘Vhe relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two Carriages will be in waiting to meet the 10 and 10:45 A. M. trains from the Thirtieth street depot, Hudson River Railroad. LOLONEY.—OD YIIOSIRT, of convuisions, Kartr, daugl 223 Fifth street, Brooklyn, E. D., aged 1 year, 2 8, if take place this (Thursday) afters noon, at half-past two o’clock, from the residence of April 27, RosaNNa MUR- hy. aged 70 years, are Fequesied to attend her parents. MurpHy.—On ener PHY, relict of Patrick Mar) The friends of the fail the funeral, from her late residence, 440 West Fifty- afternoon, at one o'clock. Murruy.—On Tuesday, April 27, Eminy, the be- hy and second daughter of But that God who bestow'd it was pleas'd to decree Its days should be number’d from birth; Its spirit immortal be quick! It burst from the fetters of The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his No. 40 Third avenue, this (ihursday) morn- at ten o'clock. iCCLOSKE ¢.—1n Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 27, HENKY MCCLOSKEY, aged 41 years. The remains will be on lock. Noxron.—On Tuesday, April 27, CATHARINE NoR- TON, Widow of Louts Norton, aged 31 ‘The relatives and friends of the fam fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, James H. McClellan, 71 Eighth avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘hout further notice. 10 i year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends, also members of Metro- politan Lodge, No, 273, F. and A. M., are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the res- dence of her brother, John Nicholson, No. 818 Green- wich sireet, on Friday aiternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice, STEILEN.—On Wednesday, April 28, of congestion , Berra, youngest child of August and Rachel Stellen, aged 1 month and i2 days, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service, at the residence of her parents, this (Thursday) afternoon, Sarra.—On Tuesday, April 27, Bessie, infant chila of Rev. Join Colton Smith, D. D. Funeral service this (Thursday) afternoon, at five at the Church of the Ascension. Surru.—On Wednesday morning, April 28, after a long liiness, HORACE SMITH, aged 78, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at bis late residence, No. 27 West Thirty-eighth street, thts (Thursday) morning, - he lun, it two en o'clock. SrrcuHan.—On Wednesday, April 28, Joun Srru- TIAN, Th aged 71 years. t, Brookly: ° aveni LAND.—On Tuesday, A South Seventh street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Friday t one o'clock. nn ye April 21, MANTIS wars, a | $80.00 ‘d, aged 51 years, pri fends of red up for the repos © soul. uence, 15 Minetia sirect, this BaLpwis.—At Kutherfard Park, on Tuesday, April | atone o'clock, 27, Mra HANNAH, relict Of Enos Haldwin, of this WERTHELMER.—On Ti son of Leopoit and Yeu 11 months. . ‘The friends of the family are respectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, nine o’ciock, from 1 nis (T EUROPE. (PO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS IN SWITZERLAND, — Grand Hotel, Bearivage, Geneva. This aplendit new and first class eee, facing the ndez vous of th NEW BOILER—WARRAN' se wantin, practical Bolte {OR SALE—ONE 40 HORSE HORIZONTAL STEAM Engine, in complete order, now rnnning: willl be suid tely. Apply at 48 Harrison street. ww ‘pr 4 td ui bo" wold etore rat aventie. delivered immed one id horee; price Apply at 4 FI BILLIARDS. CLASS ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE make, new and in complete order, to let or for Appiy at 19) brand street, ILLIARDS.FOR SALE Of TO LET, THREE Bile Hard J nbies, will be sold or let at reavonabie terme, Ine qitire at 247 Seventh avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street, DVERTIS) MENTS FOR THE RECEIVED IN BROOK BRANU SALE —A re cAnRoM BILL 4 ball CORT Wate SALE=VERY CHEA “i TAviG 4 Pearl wvreek ent, ere please Gg t esday, April 27, at 150th stress, | Carmansville, MARGARET ELIZABETH, the beloved | wife of John Hastings, aged 46 years. nd friends of the family are respert> | iter of James J. Moloney, removed from his late resi- dence, No. 254 Clermont avenue, this (Thursday) morning, to St. Joseph’s church. Pacific street, where a requiem mass will be celebrated at ten o'clock, and from thence to Flatbush for interment. Norron.—In_ this city, consumption, Mra. F, J. N Funeral service at St. John’s Varick street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three ORTON, RDSON.—On Wednesday morning, April 28, wife of William M. Richardson, in the remains will be taken from his late residence, a, Where a requiem mass will be yrated, at nine o'clock, on Friday morning, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Mary J. Vreeland, aged 9 ssday, April 27, Max, second Wertheimer, aged 7 years it Forty-first street jake and Mont Blanc, is the onl: with terrace, garden and very handsome sitting rooma, American families, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANOH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STRE ‘Ts FOR THE HERALD (CEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. OP FICK, Wo FULTON STQnbt, alo ber, Comomintic we and count neral, from the { asil- | if Je ys cae A RIDICULOUS VIEW OF THE PROMENADE, SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY, APRIL 30, §T. JOSEPH, MO. VEN PER CENT MiTyY OF 'H, nq Say) ee, rone, Ireland, in the Bonds.—A very cheap and secut yt 5 ‘ayable at Bank of Commerce, New York city, January and air Clty bh mall debt and is rapidly Improving. We limited tity at the low price of 75 cent. EE in tee EY GEO. W. DOUGHERTY 11 Wall st APITALISTS, ATTENTION.—MONEY WANTED; TEN per cent per annum, on real estate in Brooklyn worth ten times the amount, This 1s an absolutely safe investment eturn. For interview and full particulars address n, box 153 Brooklyn Post oilice, FOR, SALE, NEW YORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS and Bonds, Insurance and Bank Stocks; also a large ‘of other Securities, paying good dividends, at low r investment, b; " ” ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Stock Broker and Auctioneer, 43 Pine street, N. B.--All securities not dealt in at the New York Stock Exchange Boards receive special attention, ag has been the ustom with this house for many years, i] 27, after a short ill- xariely 01 rates, His, remains will be OR SALE—84,500; SECOND MORTGAGE, ON WELL improved property, with first mortgage included ; amounts io tess than 8d per cent of value of property. “Adurers H. Ke office, wee SE M. JAMAICA (1, 1.) PROPERTY—BY JOHNS Lamonr.—On Tuesday, April 27, JEANNETTE KERR, | >> wear Fie eieeial vemacea ‘Wile of Thomas Lamon’, aged 40: yeare. ote SAMe Ws"AS TCokroRATED BANK), SDuMUBBooR. { Pe as The friends and relatives of the family are respect- 30 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, Hote! and farm, containing 8 acres of land, at ‘Bound- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late re- |, FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOS!TS. brok,N J... 3,900 | sidence, 528 West Forty-third street, this (Thursday) Persons desirous of Feoeiving interest for their money and nip@:wWoon (N. J.) PROP! afternoon, at one ofelock. x having tat ali times subject to check on demand, can do 40 emp vs AND Glasgow and Ayrshlve papers please copy. Dr eee ee ee OER CORNET pet 6 jotas 8 Grove at, noar High LirrLewoop.-On, Taesday evening, “April 27, | te entire dally balances at the rate 0 per Collections made on any part of the world, with immediate returns, at the lowest current rat i ‘Orders for purchase or sale of stocks, bonds or goid promptly executed. NTEREST FROM MAY 1 ON MONEY DEPOSITED on or before that day at@per cent, Dime Savings bank, Nos. 3 and 5 Broadway, Willlamsburg. OANS NEGOTIATED ON KEAL ESTATE, STOCKS and collateral securities ; advances on merchandise; first ‘and second Mortguges for sale. ELLIOTT, ALDEN & CO, 1,491 Broadway and 42 Cedar street. ANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 Wall street, buy and sell all classes of Southern, State, Railroad, Munict: ‘ai Bonds and past due Coupons, of which we mak . Virginia Registered Stock, issue of 1866 and 167, want Riso South Carolina New Bonds, issue of 1863; Louis! Levee 6 and 8 per cent Bonds for sale. ORTON BLISS & ae ad streel issue Circular Notes and Circular Tatars of Credit for travel- lers; also Commercial Credits, available in all parts of urope. y) afternoon, at two April 28, at two A. M., KET SAVINGS BANK, apa ‘82 Nassau street, New York. Money dejouied on ur before Mag i'wiltdraw wxterest from will draw ‘nter Mar. _— ‘tbs ow. ‘VAN NAME, President, HENRY R. CONKLIN, Secretary. 5, 303.6% ped John Cotter, Esq, solicitor, Bandon, county Cork, MOXEX TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS IMPROVED 36) 8, 125 ft e of 9th av, 10,050 | Ireland. Property. Short Second Mortgages cashed. Pr Lp yp ny Ld cy wD | a ba renee ea a ot Upper) TLER, DURFEE & CO., 6% Liberty street. 3 , lulberry street, to Greenw is_ (Thurs : eee ere Bind | afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The friends of the family 1 Saheim ci pst Ds, 60,10 ft 7300 | are Invited Lo attend. American “ankers, 88, 200 ft w 8,500 "MCCONNELL.—EDGAR SWANE, youngest child of Berlin, 373 fte of av 1,267 | James and Mary Elizabeth McConnell, aged 4 months. Friedrichs-strasse 171, hs Bi | A Ban acre and fae aT 125 ft a Ap Se tell pt Vv ENT GOLD BONDS 9F THE LAKE a6, fhe of Baur, W.taxt HY | When its leaves were all scatter’d on earth’s chilly | GPEEN yuna Sienieaipps fallrood Company, Fira Mort » 180 fhe of Ath av, 16.8x100.11.. bed, e-Sitking Fund Bonde, free of United States tax, secure RBA ti eof ata ay, 16.sx100T Its fragtance all vanish’d tn ar. By1,689.000 acres of choice lande and by the Railroud. tts roi 346 fie of Sth av, 76x block. ing stock and franchises, and yielding in currency nearly to lock. per cent per annum. ‘We recommend these Bond: persons collecting May Li poem Holders of 5-5 exchange for them at a profit of nearly twenty per cent, besi Fecelving one par cent fo gold additional Income, by iniied amount for sae ani particulars furnished JAY COOKE & CO. set free, desirable Jasecment for earth. SOUTHERN SECURITIES. LANCASTER, BROWN & CO., 98 Nassau street, offer for sale:— Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage 7 per cant Bonds, at 80 and accrued tnterest. Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage 8 per cent Bonds, at #1 and accrued Interest, Southside Ralirond first mortgage # per cent Bonds, at + and accrued interest sete Me a) of id York River Railroad first mortgage 8 per wr 5 jpiscopal church, et and te Piedmont Rajiroad first mortgage 8 per cent Bonds, at 90. BONDS BOUGHT, G. K. SISTARE, 24 Nassau street, years, + senanapansmacta city I ly are respect- REFRIGERATED STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ‘apital $300,000. Shares $100 each. This — will despatch thetr first ship for Gaivest: Taxas, on the 15th of May next, to return with a cargo of fr beef and other manta for this market. A few shares of the will be otferra i pas owe rove P fo the public. The abip and the icemaking and refrigeratin: works wili be open for inspection during Thursday aud Fri- day of this week. ‘ ull information with T. 8. C, LOWE, President, 40 and 42 Broadway. WN. B.—Lowe's Icemakinge and Refrigerating Works, pat- ented in Europe and America, for sale, with exclusive terri- tory for the use of the enme. ITHE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL ‘stock of the New York Amusement Company are now Open at Tammany Hall. Oifice hours from 10 A. M. to 3 P.M. APRIL 22, 1508, HE MANUFACTURE D BUILDERS’ BAN cated at 63% Third aven' near Fifty-fifth street, wil! oe open for the transaction of business on and after Saturdas, May 1, 1868. ‘The patronage of the public s respectfully wo" cited, TNION AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS bought and sold by WM. i. UTLEY an’ GEO. W. DOUGHERTY, I Wait street. B. PUTNAM, 66 WALL STREET.—RONDS AND « Stocks bouglit and cold, Loans negotiaied on secu- rities, bond and mortgage, &c. First Mortgages wane V ANTED—BONDS AND STOCK AND PAST DUE Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad o'clock, 'n, to.the Chureh of St. Died, a Company Indianapolia_and Cincinnati First Mortg ied. TAYLOR.—On Tuesday, April 27, Joun C., only son | bondg, Dayton and Western, Dayton and Michigan. Apencomort,—On Tuesday, April 27, atter a short | of John and Amelia Taylor, aged 1 year, 11 months | ™*rket price paid by WM. A. OUEST, 2 Wall street. but severe illness, RGB AbprcomBis, aged 62 | and 2idays, “ = years and 17 days. wat.—On Wednesday, April 28, B.A. Trt, | B7O00 Tar Xmoreare oa vila acd twenty. noren * ral will take place from his late residence, | aged 7 mouths and 4 days. value $26,000; one hor n efty. Princ only nee: reet, near DeKalb avenue, B ‘the rejatives and friends are respectfully invited | answer. Address Henry, Herald ollice. to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 9 ok, from the residence of her parents, No, I TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT. q 75.006 gage, in sums of $6,000 and upwards, on eal Estate bes city or Brooklyn prit_ 27, Ronent L., in- IOHN F. CONREY, 62 Wall street, room 12. ook, from her late residence, Kent avenue, first | months and 14 days, $78,006 -TO PURCE FIRS ) SECOND + of Myrtle avenue. ‘The reiatives and friends are invited to attend the { od Mor ty several § to loan in eral, irc e restdence in city and Westcher nty. funeral, from the restdenc Slaw & 00; 98 Fine ures, of his parents, No, 2 TO LOAN-—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON N York tinproved property. Firs\'and # mortgages bought. JUN RC the jamiiy are respect- $300.000 RenXGatty BME, Mortgages purchased, C.K, WILLE PSMontauk Tneitrance Company, 168 Brondwas TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS IM proved property. Also #150,000 to buy first and second mortgages, Oilice hours 12 to 4. ETZEL & SHEA, 60 William street. @ (Thursday) afternoon, hareday) morning, at rt. _ FURNITURE. FRYNAKD'S. AL. Storage! Storage! Roome, For Furniture and Baggage. hotel in Geneva No. 802 Went Fourteonth street, ‘One door from Eighth avenue, PURST CLASS OUTFIT IN FURNITURE OF EVERY eluding my celebrated Parlor Kedatenda, 3A per cant down andthe balance on time. By PICKHARDT, 167 Bleecker etyeet, corner of Sul- mY. deasaee TED SAPEST, MONT Rollers, send for clreular. it Maker, Jesaey City, N. J. FAIR PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR ALL KINDS good second hand Furniture, Carpets, &c. Apply at iad jercer atree VARPETS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, J low pricea—Hourekoepers aupplie week or mouth at GREENE & GOC8, 13 ner Twentieta street. ‘4c, AT VERY ‘and can pay by the Eighth avenue, cor: YARPETS AND FURNITURE.—HOUSEKEBPERS SUP- J plied with Carpets, Furniture, Bedding, &., on enty terms; mouihly paymehte taken; ‘great chanos for house: keepers. KELLY & ©O., corner 25th at. and Oth av. ‘No connection with any other store, {URNITURE AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH.—TEN MAG- nificent satin brocatel Parlor Bultey wil colors, latest Atyles, from #175 to $200 a suit; worth $90 a suit. ‘also 16 walnut rep Suite and ® iot of all kinds of furniture, at Beacrifice, Call before lat of May, at the furniture ware- rooms, 66 Bleecker rtreet, between Broadway and Bowery. 3. lene thi ‘third | Mitcom, Vt Bast Ninth "| value. Apply to.or address J. O, W — medina eesti thtnescesseseintantie AK of tay ere taker Roni. The funeral | street, between Third and Fourth avenues. JURNITURE, CARP! BOOKS AND Linnar Will take piace trom the church, in the afternoon, at r * > naam bought for cagh at 196 Sixth avenue, hetwoen Ninth ei Sealerata: Sm, dines Ape he open Hay SEATING. . Cee ggg Mg Tenth streote; 60,000 vols. of Books for sale, LLP. ' NTIHONY on, wi Kom, Oy mu pews wide eat neha ives Hue ne y infant son of Ant De pH, | take inemall or large lot, Address BOBEWICK & TIL- 7 " Biosevine, aged 6 months soa mdngae Mary. Bs | FORb, on Neaver sircet, PORMITURE CA FARLOR SUrT With ant nents ‘arpet aad Curtains for sate and Rooms to et at 802 Wea Twentieth atreet, rome Rey JOR SALE THIS DAY, in LJ Utenile aad otter article BY A FAMILY NREAKING Bedetoncis, Chairs, 8 84 Fourth averties Wear OR SALE-$40-—AN ELEGANT SET OF 1M Parlor o libra Furnivare, sigh proces, ole’ eiepee ¥ Vetore oe ‘" ‘ys Apply ‘est Twenty second atreet, TARREN, WARD & CO.ESTABLISHED 1800, MANU- Wi itcturtes of Pertiacs ant Vebeeeee, teeta and 77 a po] corner of Crosby, The tt fanaa a Lad bd] every roa , coun and Bedding of euperior quanye es HERALD UYN AL OUR “7 stor TARD TARLE, 4 FETS e for fare cash. ey heer ynew, Mattresses inquire at anil anil ANTED-PARLOR FURNITURE, WITH CARPET A Finsr CUAKS AID. | for cont stocks im Gate cityd “Adurede Mes tavens DOs TAP | Herald otee