The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1869, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowpay, May “—6 P, M. ‘Phe god market was tsregular during the session ef the board to-day. At the opening the feeling Bather favored @ lower premium, especially as the Political horizon is so very quiet and the instruc- tions to Minister Motley so devoid ef anything that ean provoke unfriendly relations between England ‘and America on the subject of the Alabama claims. ‘Under this influence the price deckined to 141. The “pears” now became rather free buyers to cover previous speculative sales, and there was a sharp Teeovery to 142%. Latérin the day the advance of five-twenties in London to 79, the dulness of exchange, and a report that Secretary Boutwell would buy one mailtion three per cents, instead of an additional one muilion of bonds, caused a decline to 1414. If the report is true that Mr. Boutwell has decided to offset the gale of the additional million of gold by buying ‘@n.equal amount of certificates, it goes to show that he t# yielding wo the clamor of the “On to Rich- mond” style of financiers who are determined upon wesumption of specie payment, no matter what the ost to the mercantile community and the great @edtor class in general society. These certificates gre a portion of the legal tender reserve with which eur banks do business. Their retirement would be a.step toward contraction, and their cancellation at the rate of a million a week would produce the same commercial distress which ensued upon Mr. MeCul- Yooh’s experiments of the same character, Congress had to suspend the further diminution of the currency in response to the popular outcry. Mr. Boutwell has no such check to restrain him now, if he chooses to act arbitrarily in the matter, unless, indeed, his strict interpretation of his duty should show him that there is no law for his with- drawal! of the certificates, and that his efforts in aid of the sinking fund must be confined to the purchase of bonds, It is to be hoped also that he will see the Judiciousness of cancelling a six per cent rather than @ three per cent paper of indebtedness, The three per ecnts are an accident. They were issued in a strait of government finances, They are a relic of Mr. McCulloch. Let them remain in the banks, where they serve a useful purpose. The values of business and commerce are founded upon a consideration of them as a portion of the currency. Mr. Boutweil hhas done very well thus far. Let him not fall into the great error of his predecessor and begin forcible eontraction. ‘he range in the price of gold was as follows:— 10 A. M. 41% 2P, M 14176 10:16 A. 41 a0 P. +14 1A. M. » Cash gold was in abundant supply at rates, for carrying, ranging from 8 to 6 per cent up to Clear- fmg House time. In the afternoon 5 per cent was paid for carrying. The disbursements of coin in- , terest to-day were $195,193, The report of the Gold + $89,741,000 37090, 711 2,889, 323 ‘The semi-weekly sale of government gold took place to-day. The bids ranged from 141.18 to 142.32, The awards were as follows:—$400,000 at 142.01, $100,000 at 142.20, $100,000 at 142.21, $50,000 at 142.17, $50,000 at 142.10, $100,000 at 14234, $50,000 at 142.09, $60,000 at 142.13, $50,000 at 142.26, $50,000 at 142.32, The rumor of the resignation of the Assistant ‘Treasurer, Mr. Van Dyck, proves to be correct. It ‘Was submitted some time ago, to take effect June 1. Oharles J, Folger, of the State Senate, is mentioned as his successor. Senator Folger was originally des- fgnated for the United States District Ajtorneysbip. The appointment to the Assistant Treasurership is oubtiess a concession to his claims. Foreign exchange closed dull and weak. The im- Porting merchants are confident that the present Price of gold cannot be maintained, and are not dis- Desed to remit until there is @ yielding in the pre- mium. The recent export of bonds has also created free supply of bills, while the advance in gold in stimulating shipments of cotton and produce has contributed an additional cause of weakness. There ‘was a fall of a quarter per cent between the opening and closing rate) The quotations range as follows this evening:—Sterling, sixty days’ commercial, 34 & 109; good to prime bankers’, 109 @ 109%; short sight, 110 a 110%; Paris, sixty days, 6.25 @ 6.16; short sight, 6.17}¢ @ 5.13%; Ant- ‘werp, 6.25 a 6.163; Switzerland, 6.25 @ 5.16%; Hambarg, 8534 a 857%; Amsterdam, 89% a 4034; Frankfort, 30% a 40%; Bremen, 77% @ 78; Prus- Gian thalers, 704 a 71%. Governments at the beginning of business were hesitating, in the face of the improved quotations in London and Frankfort, put, feeling the effect of large realizations, began to decline, the tendency to lower prices being stimulated by the report that Secretary Boutwell would buy one million of bonds and one Million of three per cent certificates in the corre- sponding transaction to the sale of two millions of gold. The advance in gold has weakened the cur- Fency sixes, Prices closed on the street as follows:— United States sixea, 1881, registered, 121% a 121%; @&., coupon, 12134 & 121%; dos five-twenties, regis- Bored, 116% & 117; do. do., coupon, 1862, 122% @ 12244; do. do., coupon, 1964, 116% a 116%; do. do., coupon, 1865, 118% @ 118K; do. do., coupon, 1865, new, 119% ® 119%; do. do., coupon, 1867, 119% a 119%; do. do.,oupon, 1863, 119% a 119%; United States fives, ten-forties, registered, 1085; @ 108%; do. @o., coupon, 109 a 10934; currency bonds, 106% a 107. ‘The Money market was without essential change and rates on call continued to range from six to even per cent. Im the general stock market there was a very Duoyant feeling. While the transactions were not ‘very numerous the advance in quotations was quite yemarkable, The Vanderbilt stocks were less & feature to-day, collectively.” New York Central, in- @ividually, was prominent, advancing to 10414. 'In- @smuch as the interest certiticates are now being ¢x- ehanged for new stock the question arises, When will the Stock Exchange decide to make the quotation @x dividend? Erie sold as low as 28, but closed at 29%. Reading rose to 100%. Northwest common touched 93 and the preferred 105%. Michigan fouthern advanced to 108% and Lake Shore to 1034, ‘Doth reflecting the cousolidation movement between Rew York and Chicago via the Hudson River and New York Central. Pittaburg was very buoyant, @dvancing to 975. Rock Island touched 128%. Ohio and Mississippi was heavy at the Ogures of the re- cent rise. The announcement that a third rail is to ‘be laid on this route occurs in the oMcial report of the Marietta and Cincinnati Ratiroad, which is the connecting link between the latter city and the Baltimore Raflroad. Fort Wayne was lower in con- @equence of the delay and postponement in the fatidcation of the lease to the Pennsylvania road, ‘which it is now said will not be considered before ‘Wednesday next, St, Paul was steady, refusing to take part in the gencral upward movement, except dy a slight fractional improvement. In the miscella- Meous list Pacific Mail was again actively weak, decli- ning as low as 824, but subsequently recovering to 4. This stock ts “hammered’’ with all sorts of stories about reduced carnings and diminished busi- Hess. Mariposa preferred rose to 61. Canton touched 4%. Western Union was heavy and lower. The express stocks were weak and depressed. The following were the prices on the call at the last pession of the Board:—Canton, 64); a 64%; Boston Water Power, 16% 817; Cumberiand, 30 a 82; Wells Fargo Express, 33 a 93)¢; Adams, 60; American, 40 & 4014; United States, 66 @ 67; Merchanta’ Union, 14\ 1514; Quicksilver, 1934 @ 2014; Paciflo Mall, 83% a 43%; Western Union Telegraph, 43% a 434; New York Central, 19334 @ 193%; Mariposa, 24 a 2414; flo. preferred, 6054 @ $1)¢; Hudson River, 165% o 103%; Harlem, 161% @ 151%; Reading, 99% a 90%; Aiton and Terre Haute, 80 9 40; do. preferred 71 a 11%; Toledo and Wabash, 765 & 76%; do. prefer. fed, 82; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 16 @ 7654; do. prefer- Fed, 86 a 8634; Chicago and Alton, 158 # 159; do. pre- 160 @ 162; Ohio and Miasisaippl, 3534 @ 85%; ‘Wayne, 157; Michigan Central, 1204 @ 130; ichigan Southern, 107 a 1074¢; Illinois Central, 146% 147; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 96% « 07; Lake 106% @ 106%; Rook Island, 127% @ 127%} jorthwestern, 92% & 02%; do. preferred, 10614 @ 4; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnatl, 1314 @ ; Delaware and Lack#wanna, 116% bid; New Jer- 7 Central, 116% @ 116%; Morris and Kesex, 0040 4, Hannibal and St, Joseph, 116%% bid; do. pre- 04, 1164 @ 11634; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana tral, 440 44%. Souther securitios were weak for new North NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. Carolnas. Pricessclosed at the last board:—Tennes- sees, ex coupon, 68% & 69; do., new, 06% @ 6034; Vir- ginias, ex coupon, 6834 @ 68%; do., new, 62 @ 63; North Carolinas, ex coupon, 69; do., new, 54% & 55; Missouri! sixes, 89 @ 89/4; do., Hannibal and St, Joseph, 92 bid; Louisiana stxea, 73a 74; do., levee do., 6834 a 68%; do. levee eights, 8874 a 89; Alabma fives, 6734 a 69; do. eights, 10] a 102. ‘The importa of specie at this port during the last week were as follows:— be witined Geepatra, Vera Croz— Total for the week.... Previously reported... Total since January 1, 1969. Bame time, 1868.,.. Same time, 1867... SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, May 24—10:15 A. M. 194 ee at & Pge88 200 et’ cali as ‘30 Harlem vnielerred. Readin; ounbeisee 2 = aa a 3 'z & 5 H000 Hane St Jou 6 16000 Tol & Wab 24 100 ae 400 35. 100 Chicago & Alton RR Be ‘100 do.. 159° 109 ‘Adame Bizp 50 Wells- Fargo Exp. 100 Am Mer Un 300 N'Y Central HEL ‘15 Clock P. M. 00 US5- ‘ 1000 Ppa di i300 Us S000 0 S520, 5, 68, 2000 US 5's, 10-40, reg... 105° 10000 US 6's, cur'cy. ... 10735 One o’Clock P. M. "65, De = His Sesers: BeEsens 5 Feel : 3 3 z fe fez seesnassass: st St Pant ‘pref. 997) Ft Wayne. jorthwestern pf 105: 3 106; COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Monpay, May M—6 P. M. Corron.—The market for this staple continued to rule quiet, but there was considerable steadiness in prices, What demand prevailed was almost entirely from spinners. The sales were confined to 1,860 bales, including 1,020 for spinning, 318 for export and 27 on speculation, the market closing Steady at the following aytigna =" and nominally wi | ne ee AT 2 juest on tend) Sales aa ‘prices, hia "For corm meal the dem 4 was moderate at un- tales were oso ba Dole Ww We quote: rag it. Pous renee ‘iouble a t. Louie choice fami. Boutbern choice and Bouthern superfine ‘and extr, Catifornia four (sacks and bi nada, in bond; #1 B7 f ichigan, for red lill- oh 7 tor chotce white Michigan and #1 63 a $1 70 for iitornia. “ve was quiet and prices were heavy, Sales 7,200 bushels Canada, In bond, Gan was more active ind firmer for choles new-and olds But irregular for unsound, The sales were about 66,000 bushels, at 650. a We. for inferior to choice dry new mixed —anainiy. at le. ‘Me. for fair con- ditioned— Cary We. for old minAy in store, and 970. for chen! delivered. “Gata were dull and lower, closing at Mo. The sales were abous o5,000 ouahera at Teo. a4i7e,, Both ba oe and barley mait, contintied to rule L and we Bag FREianta.—The market was mod ‘active, tite stronger for grain, at quiet thon trim, Port ‘other article harteriug business wae quiet, tents were: To Liverpool, 16,000 bushels grain at And, per steamer, 80,000 bushels closing with eas lea i ind 1,500 bbis, flour at Is. 4. The ot 10 Glasgow with 80,000 Dusters a British bark to Cork, for orders, grain nt te, per a with 9.900 ‘quartets grain, at és. Yd.; one, same voy: with 1,5'0 quarters at the same rate; a, Tala Italian brig to Penarth Honds, for orders, with 9,000 quarters grain at 4s. bcd; 8 Swedish brig to & direct £ the Mediterrant with 2,000 bbia, jain) tom vam at 4a, Sd. 8 an with 6,000 bbls, jetroloum 06 4, British ship (from Philadel- rect port on the Gonttnent with 4000 bia, petro. North German ahip hence to Bremen taste at de : beard of no cme not previously reported. ny at i7e. Sigs ome ‘and 96, for cloth, nd wi iy activa, and full pricey retail lots at $1 bor Hora.The market was dull, the demand being confined to the {mmeciate wants-of consumers, Prices were without al- teration, ranging from io. MOLABSRS. ye dem buringan waa, conan notations. e sales feommnon) 6. nb ds a Merce do, Wied, at 12e.'e Be, ald 200 do, jones. NAVAL @rones.. For spirits te ‘pentine the market wae bly moderately active, and, seller, being. generally ansiout T n re heavy and lower, closing at about Yige tort No ative, and 480, n 490. for "do, on ‘ihe. spol, The sales w 0. on gescentaeed ates | © our be Bn 88; a ey tN Brand faust eBuee eine Stee ths. tt, sativa | a Tras quiet Dut trmer, et i, 2erng semoraliy w ‘O1L8,-—Linseed asked for ipbbing dull, were former PaOvIstONe.cHeceipte, Too Pork, 200 do.foeet, 80 do ut monte and 36 do, Tar ‘waa only Witeer ae ary scaehas bis? new mess. fale mrs 1 le 31 Tis tor er mens 48078 for Bio Pe Bee a Tbe at Mee ary at Ie. ey , i 1 was #| aa bb al Sie. tor ext f ich jo value, 19D Bas area ———Ee beet ees ol ‘or toate to, Pe ‘were i i : EFEEE 4 I [ I i if f te J B % H F i i i i i i i F agri Het e : a % 5 3 3 3 F i i HN z i i i # q ' i i £ : Bs | 3 it ; ‘ i i oF ib i i : u 3 iy § ieee of 4 F E i Ear Hf Este thie f BE Fr F é 3 a z F } if an Fellow, 1i3e. & active at about former prices. bbls, The market continued ac- Bales made of Wie REAL ESTATE MATTERS ‘The real estate market is gradually ‘setting down to a condition of complete duiness, which may al- ways be expected during the very warm period of the year in common with all other business, not strictly belonging to that season, and calling for exhausting energy and application im its proper conduct. Last week the sales exhibit a continued falling off, the aggregate amount of the knock downs in the auction mart being, for property of all kinda, city and suburban, in the judgment of the purchasers or bidders, $169, 695 against $362,974 Jast week. The following table exhibits a compurl- gon of the several totals, During last week there was sold:— New York improved property.... New York unimproved property.. New York leased property. Country improved property Counwy improved property Total for the WCCK.......0++.+» The sates for the previous Week were!— New York improved property. New York teased property.. Brooklyn sien property Brooklyn unimproved property. Country property........... Total for the week ending May 15..... ‘rhe course of the excitement in the market, bo'h its growth and decline, this year, is shown by acom- arison of the following totals of monthly sales:— Total for the mopth of January. 2,393,731 ‘Total for the month of Februar, 9,175,985 Total for the month of Marc’ 14,047,214 ‘Total for the month of April. 1,285,826 Total for May to 22d inst.... 1, seit Grand total for the expired Portion of. the year..... ....- ere saes $04,871 os ‘The great disproportion of the month of afaro that of Febrnary and April, and more wears since, exhibits the period of highest license in that pernicious peactiae of bidding.tn and its subsequent necessary abandonment, with the mjurious effect it exerted in prostrating the market, Oné of the most successful sales of last week was that of Westchester county property by Staniey Day, on Saturday. The property is situated at Harlem, and was sold in lots averaging fetta of which eighty-nine were disposed of, realiz1 eo agure- gate $29,515, ano ta the 2 bor! aaa $1,000 per acre. Below will be fou articulars of the sale showing the full range of prices, which are in- teresting in the,present condition of the market. ‘The week opened quietly yesterday, the only deal- ings in the open market being a miscellaneous offer- ing of Harlem, Fordham and city prope' by Wil- liam Kennelly and a Williamsburg hou by 0 vole & Murphy, Particulars will be found below:— EW YORK hin yhg aera i Keys! 5 story brick house and lot No 126 C: Houston and Prince at, lot 17 4x88.b4133571) FORDHAM (WESTOUESTER OOUNTY, N. Y.) PROP’! Splotens ‘B00 ft w of Sib 2 ns 163d Hote! 880 ft w of Sth av, each OP! lote, n 8 134th righ it 110 adjoining, ga Llot adjoining, Brick house ai sia Tok adjoining, 1ot 36 1xid6 Hot adjoining, 201130 ining, 21x120. Hetedjotning? atxia0 FORDHAM (WEeTC! BY DAY Lb = Pape a Da 2. a lacomb’ jam road an ‘25x190, each u lots on the n w corner of to joining those jon, the same size, Cote Tedjoming the fn ihre @lots on ses of Jots included in Blots 8 low 4 lots 4 lots on the n w Se 6 inches 951x100, each... 840. 8 lots adjoining 380 § lots adjoining thi : 270 (lots adjoining the above weaergy 215 1 lot adjoining the above iy, 81. ay SMALLPOX. The Board of Health is adverse to giving citizens any information in regard to the “health of the city.” If any disease be prevalent the Health OMcers believe in keeping the matter @ profound sécret. ‘They let the fire burn im the hygienic house until they can no longer control it, and then give the alarm. The probability is that before the end of the present week the Commissioners ill sound the alarm im regard to the pox. About six weeks ago the attention of the Board ‘was first seriously turned to the disease in this city, The cases were then isolated, and but few in num- ber, Effective means were used to stop the pro- gress of the disease, but the cases multiplied rapidly; dispensary physicians reported @ number of cases, and the doctors in the Board became thoroughly awakened to the importance of doing something to check the ge of the disease. It was org that the di ad been imported here by sengers from sweden and Germany, where smallpox rr now prevailing i @ tearful ex! for the scrutiny of passengers by Dr. Srinbusne’ ani hi his asures dl —— disease reaching have not bo tive, Two doctors have been ap- pomtea yy the Board to do duty at Castie ‘Garden, and all emigrants arriving from Europe on the mati steamers or on sailing vessels are vaccinated before being allowed to pasqout of the -Garden” into the city. y, Notwithstanding ‘all the precautionary measures of the Board the disease bas egy increased. During the twenty-four hours ending at tweive M. on Sunday eighteen new cases were reported in the city, the majority being of the most virulent cha- racter. As each case is reported the health author- ites immediately visit the gore and purify the rooms and surroundings and vaccinate every person in the house—that ts, provided they are not protected from the disease. During the past week a number ofthe more virulent! ~ have been removed to Biackwell’s Isiand, spite of —" ition and remonstrance of the ends of the patients. One gentleman in Kighth street and another in Fourteenth were forcibly ayy They had ever; atrention that was necessary, and the best medical attendance, but it was tnoaet necessary, for the safety of the community, that they be renioved to the Smallpox Hospital on the Island. Poor people, having but few means to prevent the spread of the disease, and living in densely.popujated neighbor- hoods, are immediately removed to the public wneti- tutions. It is said that a proposition has been made that es city be ‘abe was 1, ginricts, an a totam, appoint the Board, be detatied t sit veivery house donrely populated ‘and vaccinate every person that is not deemed “safe.” ‘To show that the Board se- riously contemplate coreriag out this idea Spplice tion has been ma ipensary physici for information in regard to the amount of virus each institution can ‘nippy per per day. ‘The dispensa- ries ci upply 2,600 J Cyd day—enough to keep a great many m ical mon buay. On Wednesday the regular meeting of the Health Board takes place, when the subject will come up for proper consideration, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bucknam—West.—On Leng pe 15, at the residence of the bride’s uncle, Rose Prairie, Mo., by the Rev. Dr. R. M. Nemes a ANDREW W. BUCKHAM, of the above place, to B. Justa West, of Kings ton, N, Y. oe deneetee —On M by the Rev, Hasbrook noFOoK. DUO ma iat boone tk axnin ants, i MEY! i Sia Brookiyn, “xe Sia May 23, CcuN— MEYER. 1a py the Rev, fe Lasker, Leorond Son por ferith, t0 — eanenee of Moritz Meyer, , of Brooklyn. a ea way a oy a te both of New York. CLARKR—ELLERY, May 20, by the Rev. 3 wed Diller, sain DUMONT CLARKR, New Yi to Corneita P., daughter of Commoners Prank Ei) ery U \. COLLINS—CANFTBLD.—In Nyack, N. May 18, at the residence of the bride's parents, the Rev. U. Marvin, T. Witpsy Couutke to your ce Ganghter of J. W. @andeld, Esq. 22, Exen Wurryey, formerly resident of this city, Bva —In on Saturday, May Sapte trond of the fhaalty and those of his son, 14. $5 90 Be vecigenee of Wi Bsa Hy the ward T., and his son-in-law, the late Jobn Firth, are everest, Captain ivan BVANS, of the respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at Norwalk, ale ioson analen of st George, Mi gictock, "Ga { ‘Y oath and (Mé.) papers please copy. Saen am we bh Ey lonves op fee @ihscer, May 19, “. omen ort iwelve Hepame—DYEs-On bus Sunday, ‘William H. Clark, Mr. Joun Hopass, of Bath, Eng. land, to Miss Uxcii.a E. Dyer, of this city, Pal LoupEn— BRN AN At St, Patrick's church, m, by the Rev. 'T. Fitzpatrick, P. P., BDWARD LOUDEN to ANNI TIERNAN, second daughter of John Tiernan, both of No Ireland. lewlownhamilton, county Belfast (Ireland) papers please copy. MANDBVILLE—RYERSON.—at Passaic, N. Wednesday, May 12, at - residence of the Fade the Rev. . Ryerson, Mr. JAMES Ranpevnrk, of New York ey, youngest daughter of Peter G. m, Eat x ug! of Peter G. TAaPsCOTT—LYDDEN.—A\ the urch of the Mes- siab, Brooklyn, by the Rev, Mr. Hull, EpMuND Tar- more, of Tarerpoo, England, to EMiLy LyppBn, of klyn, L. Died. Boaart.—At Passaic, N.J., on Sunday, May 23, ANDREW B, BoGarr, aged 32 years, ‘The relatives and friends and officers a members of Hiram Lodge, No. 17, of Jersey Cit Pomaic Lodge, No. 67, of Passaic, F. and A. “and the fraternity in mneral, are invited to sttend the fu- neral, from the True Reformed Dutch church, Pas- salc, on Wednesday alternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Train leaves Long Dock, Jersey City, “ a quarter past twelve. Bawtcert.—On Monday, May 24, D, L. BARTLETT. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of James McBride, Lafayette, i Je ‘Bainey.—On Monday, May 24, Mrs. EL1zA CEBRA BAILEY, in the 74th year of her age. ‘The relatives and frienas of the famlly are invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday after- noon, at two o'clock, at the residence of her Laced law, W. H. Carman, 198 Clermont avenue, Brook! CapMan.—At Woodhaven, L.1,, on Sunday, 23, after a short iliness, James CaADMAN, aged 72 ‘years and 18 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, this (fuesday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the Woodhaven Metuodist Episcopal enureh, Corpuck.—In Philadeiphia, on Sunday, May 23, of Scarlet fever, LAURA BELLE Corruck, oe child “ James B. aud Emily J. Coppuck, aged 4 years, 6 months and 3 weeks. ©LARK.—Suddenly, on Friday, May 21, Many ANN Dow, wife of Charles M. Clark, deceased, aged 54 years and 14 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Garrett D. Clark, No. 344 Weat Fiflty-first street, between Eighth aud ate a sp this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’clook. CoLLins.—On Sunday, May 23, at half-past one o'clock, at the residence 01 nis parents, In Hicks street, near Hamilton aveone, Brooklyn, JEREMIAH COLLINS, in the 2sth year of his age. ‘™ A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Stéphen’s church, Carroll, near Hicks street, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o’clock. The friends a relatives of the family; the members of yes Sixty-ninth regiment, N. Y.8.N.G.; the mei “4 of the Franklin Association, and also the members of Neptune Engine Company, No. 2, of proulea are invited to attend the funeral, at one o’clock, from the churel Duncan.—On Ca way 23, Rose, widow of John Duncan, aged 58 ye Tue relatives and friends sot the family are respect- fully invited to attend tne funeral, from the resi- dence of her son-in-law, 582 Broome street, on Wed- nesday morning, at ten o'clock precisely. Evuxson.—On Monday, May 2%, MarsnHame MCKEAGE, youngest son of Robert 8. and Hannah Eunson, in the 19th year of his age. Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of his parents, 340 West ‘Thirty-2econd street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. FINKLE.—On Sunday, May 23, ping infant son of bigs E. and Margaret Finkle, aged 7 months and 21 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the vig Se respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, irom the resi- dence of his parents, 193 South Third street, Wil- lamsburg, (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Fexris.—On Sunday, May of convulsions, JosEPaINE E,, beloved ‘and only daughter of James J. and Nora Ferris, aged 6 years and 2 months. Their friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afvernoon, at one o'clock, from 401 Pearl street, corner Vandewater. 4] Hiut.—Suddenly, of COD, OO Sunday arenas May 23, re He daugi of George W. an Augusta Hill, aged 3 years and 5 days. se services to be held at the residence of her its, 260 East 'wenty-elghth street, on Wednes- om Ung morning, a at half-past eight o'clock, |ANSON.—On Monday, May 24, Janz HANSON, aged 61 ‘Puneral services will be.held at 313, West Twelfth street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o’ciock. HakPeK.—The funeral services Cla eis HARPER, = ‘Washington, D. C., lat aeceased at Florence, aly, will take place trom Bt. Paul's charen, corner Gouri Ban! Seatee streets, Brooklyn. ow unavoidably posiponed till fur- The elntives and friends and those of his "apo the late William Harper, are ey to attend. Harpy.—On Sunday, May 23, a lol painful iliness, MicHABL HARDY, & a maitve Boy county Meath, Ireland, in the 49th year of hw age. His remains will be taken from nin age. No. 42 Front street, Newark, N. J., to St. Patrick's ral, Newark, at ten o'clock precisely, and from thence to Caivary Cemete! Desbroa- ry, crossing see street ferry at nalf-pagt twelve o'clock. His rel- —— and ers oo oy to Cat ELMSTADT.—On years, 1 month and 26 days. Funeral on Wednesday ay atom, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 499 Greenwich street. James.—On Sunday, May 23, of consumpti Manoie A., wife of M. TT james. — ‘The relatives and Triends of the family are invited to attend the funergi, from her late residence, 246 raw street, Brooklyn, on Wi afternoon, at two o'clock. Po cee Monday, May 24, PeTer KELLY, aged “ren relatives and friends of the family, anf also his brothers, Thomas and James Kelly, are fteapect- fay invited toa attend the tuneral, from his late resi- dence, No. 533 West Portysixia street, from thence to Calvary Cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon, at "PSoeepemat Greenpoint, om Monday, May 24, INDRED.—At Greenpoint, on Mo! Tuomas L. KINDRED, aged 62 years. iii ‘The friends of the faintly are invited to attend the faneral, on W jay afternoon. at two o'clock, from his late residence, Meserole avenue, corner of er street. New Jersey pa) / Krpyry.—00 gone oe tay RSLEANORA SoPitia Krpyey, in the 724 er age. ‘The relatives and frends "mre Invited to attend the Tanerai, from the nce of her nephew, Wm. ©. Kidney, No. 6 Dupont street, Greenpoint, on Wed- nesday ‘afternoon at one o'clock. Lester.—On Monday, May 24, the youngest son of Paperenic , aged 2 years, 7 months The funeral will take Lev Aer 60 Cherry street, = creer) i enn ag at three o'clock. 8. —O} arday, May, 1, ~ uly daughter of ch Re ‘and ¢ Georgiane Miles, aged 27 MARTLING.—On Saturday, May 22, ‘oun Wa eldest son of Maria and the late John J, Martiing, in the 23d year of bis ‘a. sae! funeral take place at Calvary chapel, Fast third street, this (fuesday) morning, at eleven )LLIGAN.—On Sunday, May 23, OWEN A pry a native of county Cavan, Ireland, aged 38 yea) His friends are res tfully invited to atiend the funeral, at one o’ck in the afternoon, from 776 Third avenue, corner “ot Porty-eighth street, MoGRatL.—Of consumption, ELizaneTa MoGrat,, wife of Peter McGrail, a native of Ballinamore, coun- ty Leitrim, [retand, aged 35 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the famtly and those of her brothers, Patrick and Thomas Hands, are in- vited to atvend the funeral, from the residence of her brother Patrick, 440 Kast Twenty-sixth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. O'RORKE.—On Monday, May 24, ANNE, widow of John O'Rorke, 40 years, ‘The friends of the family and those of her brother- in-law, B. O'Rorse, United States ganger, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, 28 a, street, this (Tuesday) alternoon, at three o’cloc! O'BRLEN,—On Sunday, May 23, at 122 Tenth ave. nue, Dennis O'Brien, late of Kansas City, Mo., the beloved son ot Patrick and Hannab O’Brien, im the AS Seth year of his age, Notice of the funeral will be given hereafter, Chicago, St. Louis aud Kansas City papers please copy. KILLY.—On Sunday, May 23, of pneumonia, Joun eye 4 hative of the county of Cavan, Ireland, aged 39 y 9 months and 7 days. The relatives snd friends - the fami i of his father, Thomas brother-in-law, Thomas stack are invited te to Steen the funeral, from his late residence, 18 Wiison street, E. D, on Wednesday aiternoon, at two o’clock. SEGUR.—At Dover, N. J., on Sand Mrs. ANSON G. P. SkawR, in the 30th “ot Peraat ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral, without further notice, at Dover, on Wed- peaeeg morning, on arrival of eight O'clock train treot vedi ger 2 Pate mornt May 23, to LOMON.. weaves a gl of Harris nd" aah b> neal Fa this residence of thet pemanat' tn r,t from , May bay K. TRARB, son of ana Mary at dence of his father, 307 Court street, aged 17 7 months and 24 The fa 24 days. Bo eeapanaRan hynny ferache and ‘odaye Fete Sane Vo ort ae ett | f frionds of the furatiy are tnetved go, atene the funeral services, at the residence of hi bod ON epee street, this \fuentas ‘morning, at ten o'cloc Wuitxsy.—At Norwalk, Conn., db Saturday, May Twenty-seveath ay ‘at aquarter past twelve WINSLOW. te On Banday, May 23, ALpust N. Wre- area nom it ten M Amity cra wi jbo Hicks and Henry, te ‘Brooklyn. this (Tuesday) at two o'clock. The rela- tives and friends are invited to attend. PoeRD-satunpay NIGHT, MAY 23, ON map owner can pata rapize se Beat before We UND—ON FIFTH AVENUE, HOME, TIME 400, AN Gaya Harri, with the EXUB, 40 enone owner can reclaim it “ < OF tas New York detel: by applying to Mr. re ams alice FROUND.ON SATURDAY, 22D INST., IN A FIFTH avenue stave, a lady's Portemonnale, which the owner gan have by Sen Inquire of J. 'McNespic, Lexing- Rowe a HARLEM RAILROAD CARS, MAY %4, 8:20 ‘A.M. iran, 8 Valse. ‘Apply to Charles Young, Ld Ful- DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED 1N BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, M5 FULTON STREET, EIT_IM AN EIGHTH STREET STAGE, AT SOUTH ferry, inder oe: suital rewarded by by Veaving it with itwith C. 8. Lyner, 262 Broadway, * OST_IN SOUTH BROOKLYN OR THE VICINITY OF Washington Market, a sum of money, more than #100. The finder will receive $10 reward by leaving it at 26 Rapel- yea street, Bouth Broskiyn. 18, BUCKBE OST—ON THURSDAY EVENING, A POCKETBOOK, containing #6 and lady's card, The finder is welcome to ine wecanh, but will please return the pocketbook to 122 Front OST-ON THE MTH INS?., GOLD SPECTACLES, IN 4 , Dr. Spring's church oF going therefrom to Sixth avenue, Liberal reward given if returned to 20 Washington square (mort). LO8t SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 28, AT ST. FRANCIS Xavier's church, by # servant woman, a Pocketbook containing over 45. "The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 145 West Twenty-f ret, top floor, back roous, O8T_ON FRIDAY, MAY 9, A LARGE, BROWNISH colored Dog, of St, Bernard’ and Newfoundland breed answers (o the name of Captain, Any information given, wi all be thankfully received, and s suitable reward given and no questions nak Y. 3. MOLAUGHLIN'S giquor store, cor- ner of Del and Clinton streets. __ REWARDS, 3 REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A small white Itaban Greyhound; she hus s tan colored spot on her head, and also on ber b: ‘The finder will re- ceive the above’ reward by returning her to No. 3 East ty cond | street. eee LOST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ue, between Twenty-eighth and Thirty’ ©) Boot im one of the Third avenue cars, on Saturday Tews and the thanks of the owner, Boon, in a Third avenue car, a black | REWARD.—LOST, ON LAST THURSDAY, i second stree street. $10 2 streets, an Onyx Sleeve Stud. The finder will receive Wasbington | Market, + ans Pight will return the same to No. 216 East Fortieth street, $5, ON SATURDAY APTER- 5 ‘he finder will receive the above reward by leav- Jemon and white Pointer Slut. The Sg eet will bé REWAR! the above reward and no questions asked by returning the $25 REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, «2 REWARD.—IF THE PERSON WHO FOUND A tween Second and Third avenues, he will receive the above REWARD.—LOST, eather Tray- ing it at 177 Six citar 1f7 Sixth avenue, , $ ‘above reward by revurning the same to 136 on Third same to 167 East Thirty-third street, or to to Peter J. Hickey, 44 ‘om Twelfth street, by Third avenue car, to ing jow Uansie fen fey Lhence 4 0 % Bowery, adark leather Purse, containing about #250. The finder will receive the above, re: ward and thanks of te owner by leaving it East ‘Twelfth Tse REWARD OF $100 OFFERED BY ME ON THE se smeceniock, of toe Unies Be Waien bowed ae te yaymaster's c! of ee iv Germbot, is bereby witiidrawn. tired waiied States N MA SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND eat gus. » 6S Sixth avenue, ® Feoween Thirty-Afth aod Talrty-artth areete, cae Fad geegee gy gr; vagal = up, The largest stock and at pal KLABER'S, 34 136 East Tih street near Sd svemues RBLE MANTELS, HEAD-STONES, MONUMENTS— MA Latest designs, at reduced pi at 8. KLABER'S marble works, Cwin First avenue, Bear rr Pnird street, Mantels put up in the country. Get price list, ARBLE B MANTELS, ¥ MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES designs, at very low prices; also Table Tops my ‘Tile, jantela put ep and price list sent to the mes 80. MAXW ELLs i sieaan aerble Works, 117 and EONS wae TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ERA 1B SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR '¥ Praying SHEL re AT THE AOL! OF- ICE UF THE NEW HERALD, 46 FULTON P, LYN. BILLIARDS. rene eet BALE, FOUR FOUR RILEA AND ta A | coe re as new, with all’the Le al Sai D. FOL Y, 108 Seventh street, near Gi APvaenicemrars FOR THE aoe VED IN KLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET BEARD TABLE, NEARLY KEW, fos SALE cheap. Call at 2 Charles street for three da; 0 W. B. GRIFFITH, 4 VESEY STREET—HAS THER billiard table agen ee ool fat + by i Guahtone of their own invention e' Fy have taken my old cushions which mere fog wee rath rth eit blowing bay ot Wi okt pe adnan ong ee Very 7 pret fe ceed “S505, $200, G270, 4500, greet ASTROLOGY, wn inne nnn nnn A. MADAME, WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED | CLAIR . — for — sich Ddusiness ibett, nesses, numbers, good lock. oon as ‘tne Ganal ou whens os FOR THE HERALD CEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR. BRANCH OFFICE, 14 FULTON STREET. AMietener Secatiert cae SEVENTH daughter, beats the worid in telling magi: likencas; lia your thoughts "on entering her 60 cents, Gents Dot admitied. 164 Ludiow cosel aver owen. ADAME LA BLANOH THE GREAT UNRIVALLED Rasiness and Medica) a} Siairvorant, 115 West Twenty- strth street, between ‘Sint and i Seventh avenues. as (THB ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON, SPIRITUALIST, 820 Fourth avenue, betweed oe third and Esa Fwenty. fourth a streets. Ladies, SL AMITY. STREET.MADAME. LE COMTE, SPIRIT 2G, walla, Medical and Business Clatrvo positive. French aud English spoken. BOWERY. MADAME WIDGER, CLAIRVOY- ‘ant, tells all you want . Know—losses, numbers, Ruedicines for all diseases, &o PIRIT- jer infor. esis _MEDICAL, a DR R. CORBETT, MEMBER OF jollege and, C. Surgeons, London, ‘consulted as usual lon private tice, 20 Cou hambers. N, B.—No fee ese cured. street, near Cl (A. GREAT LAND. SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladieaThe Portuguese Female Pilla always give im mediate reltef, being spec: tally eel eet fot married ladies. A Indy writes °—These pil's rele: ne fpone day, riinout inconvenience, like mage. M. MAUR: CEAU, oflice 189 Liberty Streator sont gent by tat SveaTees FOR THE MERALD ED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 46 FULTON STREET. CERTAIN CURB FOR. MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor gf Midwifery 80 yenss practice. Her infallible French Female brik lin Nol Price 1, or No. 2, specially prepared for . ies, price $5, which can never fail, are safe nod Wealthy. bold onl) iy her oftice, No. 1 East, Fit naooned sireet, first door from Fifth arent, and at drugglat', 18% = street, or sent by mail Caution.—All oihers A pabtzs: PHYSICIAN,—DR. H, D. GRINDLE, 3AV ing over eighteen years’ success(ul and uninteTupted ractice fn this city, guarantees certain relief to lads requir- apecial treatment ; sure relief to the most anxivtis patient With or without medicine. Eitgant rooms for suring, 120 Wert t Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue. =MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 199 Wert Twenty-sixth street, tet relief to all fe male complaints, “Pleasant rooms for nstning, a CERTAIN CURE, (FoR Lapras IN IN TROURLE, BY Dr. EVANS, 116 Chatham Powerful, tate, onthly Piis and’ Medicine, $8. Circulars forwarded first post. Aa THE Ady ag, Fri PRIVATE vue srs CURED IM- Ce oy ain street. Also, Tanhood restored recom ford marriage. ONS | LJ FROM S Yio rl res te 30 eb A TE AND CONFI- cares erin a ) PRIVATE h AND, CONTI sears A cure guaranteed pri ee rm pee 2 pain ort Wie todas" wm R_ACCORSEPUL, IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE. a Se Ghamam: yowerfal medicines; | Ada A trouble; relief | Reotalkas 2 Orenresates, CONSULT DR. GRINDLE, 120 re A epeedy ant Twenty ith street, near Sisth avenue. ‘eure for al) private comptaints, a r PHYSICIAN FROM 1 ia ‘A certain cure for ladies - 6 ne COPAM P)MBoLcrION on 1 TUE fy DaY aie, aT EP (EN PHIL. coatinane ting sn po toon —— PET i Bomnban oF: Srreezeervane, __ Ase Boal lai ‘loon, can comes ean Teoreta References re required. ara BRANCH OFFICE, 148 | At FARTHER Ww al sn arya pepe wrt ANTE! pty Fo manor: A® GENTLEMAN ENGAGED IN city wishes & partner with Sones! fatapia, erences satisfactory. Add Ponteey, pa Sy i lum. Address raid ofloo Ml MAN €500_AND WANTING 4 PERMANENT busi wr yaring $180 0 GS momhyy Rareeneae ©. B. HOWES, No. 2 Dey steget, room No. & A*® oLD aT ARLae COAL YARD FOR SALE 8 Darinees with or without the real estate; of we fons s month; good investment, 80 YD noo, be Broadway, MIDDLE-AGED MAN, OF Soon, ey ‘wINERS eatona and goad cbaructen ash would Iteaus ike to find a ease or aah Tags Ebvaee we) 4 Goon, ings yg) “STEADY BUSINESS PoR laZge oF small eapital oF gone Cail aud see, Nod COMPETENT PUSINESS MAN, WITH § and good references, can tind's good busin ian »: para immediately ri WAN ALLE, 1k HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD BSTABLISHED Restaurant for aaie, Very handsomely Stted os | ood business. Appiy to SOUTHMAYD Sco. oudway. ——y A RELIABLE MAN WITH #39 CAN SECURE ONE LY. half interest in established cash business: goods re- ceived on time; no risk, street, room No. 8, PARTNER WANTED “IN A MONEY MAKINO BUSI- only © small capital required. Waruer & Co.'s, 108 ayy Call and investigate at 23 Chambers Apply to 4. CAMPBE! top door. M CAN DEWOr® East ime and invest 300 for one 7 {otereat in an es. ished office business yleiding good profite. Apply for pare tculars al 678 Broadwaye 2°! Pw, Towa \HANCE SELDOM OFFERING.—NICE TOBACCO AND Cigar Jobbing and Retail business, in « rapidly thriving country town; must be sold this week, owner layin Ged imperauve business to attend; investigate immed! dress Easton, Herald office. 2 ARTNER WANTED. 84,000 WILL BUY THE ONE- half interest in @ manufacturing business in this city; well established and which will bear the strictest examina- tion. Principals only need apply to, H. MACHIN, 336 way, room 27, ee WANTED—IN A LARGE MANUFACTUR- concern very litle competition; profits lane; weil established. “A party with 1000" can Had © good a make his investment every yeas. a "B. By bos Re) Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH 85,000 TO 10,008, BE paper stock and ta penrgrh is eons aan Gress for three days M., Herald o ARTNERS WANTED.—THE (pidge ony oe HAR AN old established Business in Chicago, doing from oo ‘to $500,000 per annym, that, with little extra expense, can Sistcnts to share whi oe crews peiies aa which ule parties.’ For particulars uetioneer, care Geo, W. Bassett & Co., 49 Barclay street, N. Y. ARTNER WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF $2,000, first class Saloon and Barroom, up town, paying now bo ei hery profit; on account of the retirement of one of the firm, Address, for two days, 8. & Co., box 60 Herald part WANTED WITH #5,000, IN a EXCLUSIVE manufacture of light in’ the rubber trade, paying oe profits, Apply to U. B. HOWES, No. 2 Dey street, up wen MAN, WITH SOME CAPITAL, TO EXTEND ruane fot profitable business. Also = legitimate, Paring business for sale. Apply at 193 Chambers street, sec- MALL STORE WANTED.—ANY PARTY HAVING A 1D, ,tmmall Store that they will sell at a sacridce, say for $200 cash, will please address Williston, Herald office. pos ERINTENDENTS AND FORENEN OF MANU- factories It {you will send Four name, business and ad- dress to A. H. & ant opportnnity will be fiven youl realised banaome with very litte i aiGiabdi alien amSuctiiey ain ei 0 TAILORS.—THE ADVERTISER, DOING A. BUSL ean of froin 40,000 to $60,000 per annuan, and s practi- d locations in New Fork, wold take = partner next aie ‘imilariy situated Im business, de. Address J. M, P., Herald Wea PARTNER WITH fOME CAPITAL TO dotm, the to, carry on 9 fre Sadness Je Co Cy ieke ee Wattas PARTNER, WITH @350 eens md fod > besinaet, hich will good income bs J. M. MOODY: N a7 ‘Murray street go ogpers vuioeay wih « capital of Waree-4 95:0, "Apply at gallery 188 Bowery. mag 2d $7, 5. —a& YOUNG Jae TH) oaatiet et $280 be a sau ae $500, arma een poppe od AS PARTNER bustoees, pay- way, Nos, 6 and, —AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH $1,000 CAN $1.00 ence ee $1,250 ag INTEREST OF A RETIRING PART- nerin @ good paying of Dusiness in thie city for sale; will bear em investigation. Partner, Herald o RARE CHANCE.—YOR SALE, & LEASE $1.500, Sone pf ive bent best bey 8a rata inthe ~ il Sarna he prodees, Det ficken, Testa ost oF ; Sooo feet lumber. daily. Onty the above amount of quited, “Apply at office of ‘New York Of fae raed inet 1 Segre or ead $2 500. PARTNER WANTED; CAS rood Cae | and legitimate ; ermal] partner's time requit tneseng ons be realised sais ‘And profits sure, Address Windeld, Herald $15,000, santa S080 —WANTED, 4 PARTNER | a WELL hewmen Guaier pian of Seciig Sartoee “hades wn Low, Books, or Ist Herald adiee, A; FIRST CLASS TUMBERING ESTAB- lishment, 100 miles from city, An opportun't; D per, day. without risk, Those ieee WERE with ill find this a rarechance. Ad Ie $5.000. to make #100 be ig Seto} RESPECTABLE < epee DESTRES Acs A funiahed Room, wit bath attached, without board, an American family} Between’ Teath and Thirdeth Hreetn, Fourth and Sixth avenues; terms must be m: Address, siating particulas, box 1,404 Post office. DVERTISRMENTS, FOR THE Can rae REM 9 IN BROOK: BRANCH FICE YULTOS SMRERT. r THREE PERSONS WISH TO HIRE A Nia iecged Floor aud Basement of @ wouxe tn ihe upper ar she Ninth ward, W. A. DUNHAM, beri 's eifice. Poste, ROOM WANTED—WITHOUT BOARD, between Twenty-third and Thirty-fourth sireets, and be: Address U. ©. F., ween Fourth aveaue and Broad jerald offie, eee HOUSE by ng og IN THE Mpg yd with lawn attached, from July 1 to October 1, or | lime, Address T. B., Herald ofige, stating reat aud Yescrive ng place. Hq WANTED—IN GOOD LOCALITY, ‘ADDRESS, stating terms, location, &c., Helio, Herald office, FURNISHED way. ANTED.-A PLEASANT AIRY ROOM War tintarntaned, in respectable itl artes for « “neg ntleman ; on some square, if possible, Address box 1, jew York City Post Post office. Wanrenstet, zt JUNR, FOR A SMALL FAMILY, A a Floor, of avout ve rooms, in Bouse 3 Pent modern! Address W. re owner 1» Herald office, Warm “FOR HOUSEKERPING PURPOSES, private family, ix or veven Hoome, en. pote, wil rand bat a the city. For goatee! a liberal iaaceae Me xm ting location and ren} oe Costege espebemodactons fer cooking 24 Broadway, eres ia ice sess lethal war THDA gM ri Lak gf 43! Asove 1 inth street, bet per mot oun | ew York Hotel. osas | Watt SECOND BY A SMALL AMERI- ‘walkvof Cooper In- eatin, of np igre Re line tthe Bee Second of Third avenue Ba | cab sata pees STREET—A ete Ae ness of, rarunble | Figs Ge es oie ANISMED APARTMENTS. acetttally and 7 ow genter Jocated, for American farnily of three adults and servant; tl lower or Poeupper hal of 8 ‘modern built bows 9 permanent Pi iy Ae be secured ‘hecommodacions, Address for three wii festa ee terme, ‘arnold, Herald ofce, a f - coed Q7B.