The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1869, Page 8

FINANCIAL “AND COMMERCIAL, WEDNESDAY, May 26-6 P.M. ‘Phe features of interest in Wall strect to-day were ‘#fo)] in gold to 1390/4 and a very determined “bear? ettack upon the stock market, The opening price of gold was in the vicinity of 140%. From this point thore was @ steady decline to the point first indl- cated. The cliques, with one or two exceptions, have sold their gold, and tho market is settling to lower figures as a consequence of this influence, as well as through the natural reaction from the recent excited advance, There is no action Without reaction. Values in Wall street and in the world generally seek to pre- werve their equilibriam. When gold went up it set free a vast quantity of produce and exportable goods which were lying in the lofts of our commission shipping houses, These have made exchange bills plentiful, and specie shipments seem more remote by several weeks, while it is not a very Jong time to the Ist of July, when the government ‘will disburse another heavy instalment of gold in- terest on the five-twenties. Some shrewd statistt- cians have aiso discovered that the balance of trade for the fiscal year ending June 30, if not in our favor, will not be very largely against us. Then, again, the attitude of General Grant in the matter of the Ala- bama claims is one which ‘dissipates every chance of trouble with Great Britain. The “street? is talk- ing lower gold. They re-echo what the cliques say, other by thelr mutua: doubts 11 thelr “long” gold and go to make up any losses which juenced by the cliques. The latter have the capital to force the smaller operators into their ranks or to rnin them if they rebel, Thelr recent somersault in the market was beauti‘ully performed, It may be that the change was dictated by a really sagacious foresight of present events. If not, then the luck which attends tneir operations is something curious, for how else can we regurd the fortuitous coincl- dence with t schemes of General Grant’s policy and like cireumstances inimical to an advance in The report that Secretary Boutwell three per cents was also used, trifling ight be, its induence in depressing the © disbursements of coin interest to-day The course of the market is shown in the appended table:— + 140% + 140% price. T Were $181,663. c s heavy, and borrowers of gold es carried over for them were com- low seven and eight per cent interest on ‘This was the average range was done as low assix and yat three per cent. The report of the $0,808,000 1,696, 13 Governmeuts were heavy and lower. Before the government purchase they were steady, if not etrong, which is rather suspiciously interpreted in sthe strect, The London price came 7934, an im- provement, but with a report of duiness, due to the Bemi-holiday ensuing upon the Epsom races. The decline in gold later In the day abstracted whatever firmness was communicated from this source, end left the market to the “bears, who now Anclude some of the prominent banking houses on Wall street. The three per cent Btory was used to hammer the market, and the 62's were foreed down to 12135 end the ‘07's to 11844. In fact, the speculative move- ments of the gold and government markets have been and are precisely similar and parallel. In the feciine tue yielding of the currency sixes is closely Tedective of the lower price of gold, Tue following Were the closing street prices this evening:— United States sixes, 1881, registered, 12014 a 120! do., coupon, 120% a 121; do, five-twenties, regis- tered, 115) a 116; do. do., coupon, 1862, 121% ao 221%; do. do., coupon, 1864, 11574 @ 116; do. do., coupon, 1865, 117% a 1177, 10. do., coupon, 1865, mew, 118% & 11874; do, do., coupon, 1867, 118% a 318%; do. do., coupon, 1868, 118% @ 118%; United Btates fives, ten-forties, registered, 108 a 108%; do. 29., coupon, 10854 @ 108%; currency bonds, 10614 2 106%. ‘The offers to sell government bonds to the Secre- tary of the Treasury embraced about three and a half millions’ worth, ‘The proposals accepted were in amount and at prices as follows:—$100,000 regis- tered, 1862, at 115.31; $100,000 do, at 115.32; $100,000 oO. at 115.33; $100,000 do. at 115.34; $109,000 do. at 16. $100,000 do. at 115.96; $25,000 do. at 115 $40,000 registered, 1864, at 115,38; $100,000 registered, 1865, at 115. 225,000 coupon, 1864, at 115.49, following were the bids for the city bank stocks at the regular board this morning:—New York, 130; Manhattan, 145; Merchants’, chan- tes’, 140; America, 148; Phenix, 113; Mechanle ional, 111; Commerce, 127; Ameri- nge, 114; Chatham, 155; Bank of the Re- ank of North America, 111; Hanover, 4; People’s, 14 t River, St. Nicholas, 115; Marine, 150; Ocommonw alih, 116; Importers and Traders’, 137; Wark, 164; Central National, 115; Fourth National, 306);; Ninth National, 114; Tenth National, 96; Gold Traders’, 1 Exchange, 1i0. ‘The quarrels of the radical party in Tennessee have operated unfavorably on the bonds of that Btate, particularly the new issnes, which declined to- day 10 65)<. New North Carolinas were also lower, ‘The rest of the Suuthern list was irregular, but gene- tally strong, prices closing as follows:—Teunes- A wpa 68; do., new, 65%; a 65%; Vir- winias, ex coup 6 @ 58; do, new, 61 @ 62; do, reg 01, & 50%: do, registered, 1866, 50 a 6 registered, 1867, 53 a 534g; Geor- gins , 06 0% do. sevens, Interest a 04g; North Caroil- hax, ex ‘ new, 564 55%; Mis- eourisixe: ;40., Hannibal and St. Joneph, 92 bid; Louisiana sixes, 7 do., levee dlo., 6814 a ©; do. levee cights, 88 a 89; Alabama eighta, lola . fives, 67.068; do. sixes, sterling, 98 bid; tng to 07%. Fort Wayne, which opened at 158%, sold down to 167, but recovered to 158 in expecta- tion of the result of the lease to the Pennsylvania Central, which was to have been settled at Phila delphia to-day. No news being received of the pro- gress of the meeting of the representatives of both lines the stock again fell of to 167, The market was a fraction better at the adjournment of the Long Room. The following were the closing prices at the last session of the Stock Exchange:— Canton, 65; Boston Water Power, 167% 17; Cum- berland, 32) a 3344; Wells-Fargo Express, 8234 @ 33; Adams, 60 @ 603¢; American, 39)¢ @ 39%; United States, 6644 @ 67; Merchants’ Union, 143¢ a 15; Quick- silver, 19!¢ 21934; Pacific Mail, 8144 @ 813g; Western Union ‘Telegraph, 434% @ 43%; New York Central, 1917 @ 192; Mariposa, 24% @ 247%; do, preferred, 613¢ a 5134; Hudson River, 159 @ 1593; Harlem, 147 bid; Reading, 997 a 100; Alton and Terre Haute, 40; do, preferred, ex. div., 65; Toledo and Wabash, 773¢ @ 7744; do. preferred, 8234 a 85; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 76% 77; do. preferred, 8674 @ 87; Chicago and Alton, 15734 @ 158; do. pre- ferred, 15834 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 35; Fort Wayne, 157 a@ 15734; Michigan Central, 125 bid; Michigan Southern, 109 a@ 10934; Illinois Central, 145 a 147; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 975 a 97%; Lake Shore, 10834 9 108%; Rock Island, 12634; North- western, 90%4 @ 90%; do, preferred, 104 a 10414; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 7375; New Jersey Central, 113 a 116; Morris and Essex, 90348 91; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 118 a 11834; do. pre- ferred, 117; Columbus, Chicago and Indlana Central, 44 a 44M. The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as follow Custom House, Same ee rear Receipts. Receipts, Payments, Balances, May 24...$321,44 $2,167,231 $3,087,803. $84,703,902 ieee 2,842,684 1,640,503 85,897,063 7,805,588 79,565,108 The grec (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending May 25, and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those of 1867 and 1868:— 1867. 1868, 1869, For the week..., $1,815,222 $2,657,521 $3,853,146 Prey. reported... 79,138,620 69,148,245 64,004,504 Since Jan. 1. ...$80,953,842 $72,805,766 $67,917,740 ‘The weekly statement of the Boston national banks as compared with the preceding statement reflects the easy condition of that money market. There is an increase in all the important items except specie, The deposits, country bank and in- dividual, have gained about $1,300,000, The New York balances were increased $730,000. The state- ments compare - ere Loans sidh a in s103.da tia 1C. . $567,655 Specie 1,1 934,560 200,326 Legal 12'sse's2t 13,194,642 306,015 Due fm, banks 15,464,167 16,174,637 ‘710,470 Due to banks 13,539,736 14,191,388 651,552 Deposits 88,708,304 89,347,881 639,577 Cireulatic 25,309,662 25,290,382 19,2 80 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE. Wednesday, May 26—10:15 A. M. 0 US 680, &, 194 10 Touovo (8 b'e W040,cog. oss 50060 US B'4, 10-40, ©... 1600 35000 US oe curréney.. 105% Fr — Tenn 65% erzacs Fy SN W Car 6 4 8000 Missouri 89:5 4000 8 4 0 £0. 93 2) Towo TaleW con ev bas 15000 Pitts, FtW &Chic 34 $28 Geveatel ef bis. wos I 8000 Mil & St P Ist m. C, Calnd Cent a 4 u do.... .betoall 143g 200 Hud River BR...... 161 12 M. and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. g2mo Us 30000 Seo 10-00 0000 One oClock P. M. 14 100 she CANWRR.,.. 90 500 do. 61 ees boo MN st Pant ® ie. 100 Mil & St P 600 ares Se SERRE EK ee itP pref. SeResssase. Wun Haren ie 100 Reading Ra. jon do Hoo a wee Bo : iw c.c aT CRR. 100 Alton & Ter H pref.. do., new, 75, a lo, South Carolina sixes, 77a registered stock, 65 bid; City of Memphis sixes, 54.0 64%; do. Atlanta eights, 94 a 95; do. Savannah vons, 03 a 04; do. New Orleans consols, 76 @ 77; do. @o. railroad bonds, 70 a 71; Mobile and Ohio sterling, €7 a 68; do, eights, 69 a 62; Mississipp! Cevtral Rail- Toad, first mortgage, 74 a 75; do., second do., 60 a 62; Memphis and Charleston, first mortgage, 64a Go. second do. 477; do. stock, 46 a 48; Greenville and Columbia fatlroad, guaranteed, 63 a 65. The result of the election for directora of the Union Pacific Railroad, which took place at Boston, %& given in another column. ‘Yhe directors of the Chicago aud Northwestern Nailroad Company, at a meeting in this city held at noon to-day, declared a semi-annual cash dividend of five per cent on both the common and preferred stock, payavie June 90, The transfer books close ‘on the 4th and reopen on the 12th of Jane. The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad for the third week in May were:— 1860... $101,507 1868. ... $100,138 Ine. ...$1,459 ‘yhe money market was more active—whether it ‘Waa the relic of uneasiness from the Brooklyn bank Gefalcation or the artificial production of the stock “bears,” who were very lively to-day—and seven per cent was generally obtained on call loans, Com- mercial paper was quoted at seven to nine per cent discount, In the stock market there was @ sudden and rather powerful development of the “bear influence, ‘whose workings have been already seen in gold and governments. The earlier transactions in the Long Room and the first session of the Stock Exchange @ave lite or no sign of the change which Was sub- sequently wrought in the course of the market, but ‘wore characterized by « continnance of the buoyant fecling 80 prevalent yesterday, About noon the assault began, the immediate objects thereof heing Ohio and Missiasipp!, Reading and the North- wont shares, the rest of the market sympathizing tore or less with these stocks, The declaration of the dividend on Northwestern was sprang at noon, end for a time was a staggering blow to the success ef the attack, the common stock suddenly jumping too and the preferred to 106%. The Rammering wae re ed, however, and in the general “break” Phich fore 1 Ohio fell to %4, Pacific Mail to #0, Kew York Conteal to 1 . Weetern Maion to 43, ‘Pudbon hives iv oo, Nock Imand te OK, end Heads STREET QUOTATIONS. Malf-past Five o’Clock P. M. 3A jorthwestern.. #14 a Rorthwestera pi 144 @ wad . ess taut COMMERCIAL 1 REPORT. Wrontspay, May 26-6 P.M. Receipts, 29 pkgs. Pot were in demand and firm at $7 75 a #7 8734, but the business was light, being restricted hy the smallness of the stock. Pearl were dull and nominal at 89 25 0 B10, Correr.—Por ali kinds the market was doll, and prices were nominal at yesterday's quotations, We heard of no tales of moment. Cortox.-Only & moderate business was the demand being lignt, chases to « fair cient eo ual prices were heavy Were 1,040 bales, Gt which fi coded? The ba here for “lor oplasing. 14 on There were specniation, and 188 for eafort. no sales for future delivery, pend ‘the currem quotations :— Uplan Mbite New Orleane end Florila, and Memphis. and Teor. Ordinary 4 iN'4 wy Good ordinary es Low middlin, nominal; the sales were about 7, fj bo ' on Ae oh — pa 5 6 6 6 0 6 70 7 800 6 50 Tw fou Th B00 60 900 900— 1009 us 3 00 10 00 by 608 90) 7008 1000 470 670 ise ia which, hows a were =~! nA Reamer, ae at 7a, werp, 160" bhds. ‘to! at Whent, at 6d; 900 bbls. Gor, af Is,'90., and 80 hhds, tobacco, eet Sas heen eer Norwegian bark to Cork for wae 4 orders, 2,500 quarters grain, at ba; a North German ark to Cork for ordera, w'ith 2,760 bbls. petrolew a Norwegian bark toa ‘direct point in the Mediterranean, with 3,500 bbia, petroleum, at 48. 6d.; a British bark, 610 tons, a one 2,000 bbis, from to New York, logwood, ai GUNNIRS were Me. for pane ‘Be. for ee mage rece, Mendy ot Ps.—There but little he dampened and the sal re eontned to about Whales at from be, to ldc. for Thterior to ae W kinds were dull at, yesterday's 1970. ise wroeR ite 4igc. a : do Nesabethina and Tampico aBixe., do., rr wate ‘was in moderate request at for shi and $1 a $1 25 for retail lots, rie for egies ong 98 straw was q Roar short do, 9c. a 9c. MOLASgE8.—For the and fine qualities there con- tinued a demand, ani and the: ‘market was frm. The sales bhds. 14 tierces Barbadoes on private term: on Cuba Muscovado at 66c., 821 do, do. at d2c. and at B80, Naval. Sronte.—For spirit turpentine the, market\con tinued to rule dull snd weary, and prices receded gal. Jon, closing at 48%6c. a 4746: tor merchantable ie thie 4 jen were 100 Dbie, at 46340, a dc. Fusta weresisw of sale and weak ta'orica he salen: wese 100 bbls: No, 9'at 82 70 and 875 do, common strained at $200. We quote:—8 fo. were bhds. 28 jeard er aalet, “Live hoge were dull and Acc. lower, being quoted at mise ‘@ 10c, The arrivals wore 1 head ea ¢ Hedy f for alaugh- Beef was only in modera nchanged talon were 100 dole: at Wil @ roe for plain tases and 812.0818 for extra do, Tierce beet continued to rule dull and nowinal at $20 a 826 for prime mess, and for India do, For beef there prevailed’ a falr demand at former prices; 198 bbls. were sold at $25 0 833. Cut meate were decidedly nore active; but ut lower prices, the demand betng principal! ickled hams. About 86) pkgs, were disposed of at I ai jc, for dey salted, and pickled shoul- dere; 163¢e. for amoked dos 15 spas for pickled hams, and 19¢, 200. for smoked and bagged do. Bacon was dull, and we beard of no further sales, “Prices were heavy a 10’ ,°. for long and short clear, and Ife. for short rib. For lar, there was but little demand, and the business was light, while the market wag heavy. The sales were confined to about 480 pes, at Ye. 10s. for No, 110 prime steam and Keitie PETROLEUM. _—Crnde, in bulk, was dull, and offered at 15c.; there was scarcely pry. lems ops holders would have been obliged to accept of 1: toselitoany extent Of crude, in bbls. we heard of sales of 1,000 bbls. at 2uge. Refined was in fair request, chiefly speculative, but the 0 rom ‘were still considerable, and prices were lower, standard white closing at Buige. The sales were 2,500 bbie. for May at 80: do. for June and oe at ani c., seller's option ; 1,500 fo "tor June at Sle, a BL Shige 0. from June to ‘August at 81, 200 do. prime wi Rater iae aan ea a 82e._ In Phila the market was tolerably activ 9,000 bbis. for May at 80c. a 8034 800 for August ahd September at ye ‘a B2c. and 6, from July to December at 823gc. 1 roling was quiet, but prices were unchange Mi fet, but shi a, zaere wares small sales at from 8, to 9\¢. for inferior to o SUGA. For Rio pee continued a fair demand, a.ly for refining grades, and the market was tear yen war's cen vi » for fair to refining ales were Gi, Mas atl ge. 8 12, for Cudat ‘alge. for Porto Rico. By ie. Refined was dult Sic, for soft whe; for extra C. les 10, 0001 iim at 18)¢c. a SEEDS. All kinds grasses were dull and nominal & our Lor} quotations. Of linseed there were sales of 3,841 bags, and (rumored) 1,000 do, (to arrive) on private terms, TALLOw.“Prices were steady, though the business was light, The wales were about 1 Hibs, at 1150. a 11750. —Receipts, 718 bbls, The market was dall and prices were uomtoal at Gi 10 a 81 1254; tax paid. "No calle ANOTBER BARK TRAGEDY. The Strangled Body of a Young Woman Found on an Isinnd Near Chicago—Evi-+ dences of a Terrible Crime. {From the Chicago Evening Post, May 24.) On Saturday, about dusk, the evidences of another fearfal and almost unparalleled deed of violence, aud erhaps a double crime, was discovered at Island No 8, an Islet situated in the North Branch, in the town of Lake View, near Snow’s tavern, jg about half a mile north of the northern city lh About that time three young men, named Joseph Freeman, George Pfeiffer and John Lightbody, were walking along the banks of the North Branch, past the islet, when their attention was caught by what seemed to be a kneeling woman on the river bank. Asthe form remained motionless they forded the narrow strip of water to investigate the matter, and if need be to render aid to the unfortunate. But on reaching the form it was found to be lifeless, The figure was on its knees, with its face in ite hands and the hands resting on the un The face at that of a comely young Norwegian girl, apparently about twenty years old. About ber neck was tighuy buckled a leather strap, the buckle pressed into the flesh. The features were blackened as by strangu- lation. hee! taatana whie dress, red ra race cnea HE cloth jacket. a fives Hacaten"Wwith ‘spe. and buttons. “Gu ine steeps were ihe words ‘B. Cordosa” and ‘Kiobenbava.”? A White straw hat, with blue ribbons, covered her fair head. in her pocket were found a pair of gold ear- rings, @ neediecase and a pair of stec! spectacles in a case, On her fingers were two goid rings with the mitials “C, M. W.' and “M. W." Her undercioth- ing, itis stated, was also marked “M. W.”’ Her wal- let, containing & one dollar greenback and seveuty- five cents in fractional currency, was wrapped in ‘a piece of paper and tied up 1n her clothes. On Sunday the police conveyed the remains of the unfortunate girl to the dead house for identifica- tion, but up to Sunday night they had not been re- mized, The perpetrator or perpetrators are still Siuewn, and the affair is shrouded at present in mystery, though it is not in nature that this will always be so, ‘for murder will oot."’ That the crime was not committed for money 1 evident from the fact that the giri’s pockets were undisturbed. As to whether a brutal outrage bad been committed on the dejenceless form before the murder will probably be determined at the post mortem exami- nation, ‘The following additional news was this morning obtained :—Coroner Cleaves states that the girl had auburn hair, wore low slippers, with wide leather strap buttoned over the instep, marked as before ted. Her face and Capea a bloated. She is a little under meer size, Dparently ofa sight figure, judging by her fimbs rT face and hands were in the sand, as if pressed down; the strap was buckled at the back of her neck. ORE who discovered the ened first found the bushes near where she lay trampled, as if in ascufle. her shoes Were not muddied, and she had evidently been lair detective Shaman exhibited to the Coroner the following letter, received last Saturday by him, There is litde doubt in the minds of both that the missing girl referred to in the letter is identical with the deceased, though the description of the batr varies. ‘This is explained by the fact that the writers being some time here, and not Knowing the girl, are mis- taken In that regard. All tho rest of the deseription talites yery nearly to the description of the murdered irl, who, in the opinion of D. Geiger, Wao saw ber, fas been dead about three days:— Lowper, Towa, May 21, 1869. To the Curr oF Poutor, Chicago : DEAR bin--Yemterday' moruing young German fet about twenty years of age) arrived in Clcago from, York, and was conveyed 19 the North Wells strect, dapo gether with » family by the name of Meyer, consisting rot Your Tone, and one Koesch, all of whom sailed from Bremen to Yew York; aad thence by emigrant train to Chicago, Meyers? family aud Kosech bad nugh tekats to Wheatiand, and rived all right. This r,” had» tieket to Lowaen, lowa; bnt about “the time of the departure of the ‘train some unknown two men came up and faid that she was at the wrong depot, and under fulne took her away from’ that depol, saying they were going to convey Her to the right depot where she belonged, which was not true, ue having the legal ticket and bad arrived at the de bel er where chen, which was also marked for this ino taken away Her family here are very inuel elted about the matter, and we moat reapectfully ual you $0 inquire into this atfair, and, if can find her, to send out here withont de- lay. The girl is mast left without any money whatever and n. 7 German emugrante, "ineate gore ly the a he} + 0 all in your power to bring the right track, Py atten f P ereally oblige. " Your early attention and repy will A WESTERN: VIEW OF OUR CLAIM AGAINST ENGLAND. (From the Chicago Trihune— Western radical organ— May 24, We stated on the morning after Bt rejection by the Senate of the Alabama claims that ver; few of the Senators who voted for its rejection would Sam. concur in the grounds on bik Mr. d it, We doubt if one vote less = the treaty if the jachusetts orator had ve been cast briliiant speech of the never been made, Not that that speech does not express pretty fairly the deep sense of ype affront and injury with which we regard the of Great britain during the war. It does. Ite sion and eloquence are thoroughly American. But Americans ail understand that passion, however sincere or just, must not take the helm tn matters of — and especially in grave and vital questions licy resulting in peace or war. There is anotuer ie to the American character just as faithful and more influential, which Mr. Samner’s speech does not represent—that is, the dispassionate, caleu- lating, imperturbavle side, The cvuntry that looked calmly On While State after State seve senals and fortresses surrendered, loyal garrisons were besieged, the national fag fired upon and Con- gress was deserted by the secedi members, without raising the hand to strike or the voice to threaten, so long as there was no hope of reconcilia- tion, Is slow to wrath. It cannot find its Whole policy outlined in one impetuous speech, * The English preas say truly that for us to cai damages for the | apy none) of the war, for the fncrease in the rates of insurance and for the trans fer of the American carrying trade to British bot tome is a war platform. We could not ex to collect damages on such & basis without war, nor to secure their vy by w = one our erly it Wr any price. ‘There no iprowabnity thes Bogiand ‘Would be brought to suc! anh @ paeition es ee ners ot aby war, we might be in it. Hence such eet citonay Gemeges on ave no just place Suimner’s mpeech, except oy of amorical effect, show how reasonable, and how far below the rat exteut of our actual damages, are our claims whea confined to the vessels destroyed, No statesman seriously contemplates tuntining anything more, But these damages must ve paid substantially, without hig- gling and without offset, They stand by themselves, Tne lurid Slare ae bundreds of blazing ships, burned the water's edge, by Eng- lushmen, sheds nw full light on these items vot our claim, and, from the fishermen of Maine to the Pa- cific coast, every American can read them as if they were written in characters of fire on the heavens. These must be paid, or sooner or later the bill will be very much larger; and to tnis conclusion, doubt- less, the British press and politicians will come when they have duly boggied over the question for s eg ‘or two more, aiter their slow but thorough The Minister of Publio Instruction of St. Peters- burg is consicaring the transformation of the Supe- pel School of Warsaw into a Russian university. Fort object is Bok. only to. completely suppress the Pol age but to attract the Sclaves of the We eat t to the former "capital of Poland. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, hoi ha Trinity Chapel, on Thurs- day, May 13, by the Rev. Dr. Morgan, Mr. ALBERT fiavous to” Miss Kies Banke Sor, both of this cht LioyD—Wi1s0n. —On Tuesday, May 25, by Sey Dr. Scott, Mr. WILLIAM H. Luoyp, of Brooklyn, to ‘Miss ALICE WILSON, of this city. MAaNEE—DICKSON.—On Wednesday, May 12, by 54 Rev. Isaac Westcott, D. D., Mr. JOHN A, MANEE Mra. J. R, DICKSON, WINTER—GRAVES.—At Tarrytown, N. Y., on Tucs- bends 25, at the residence of the bride's father, oe vy. Dr. Diller, of Brooklyn, WILLIAM tf, INTER, Of Brooklyn, to SaRau O., daughter of Rob- ert Graves, of Tarrytown. WHeeRORU— OCmMRNTS. ,—On Tuesday, May 25, at St. Peter’s church, West ‘Twentieth street, by ‘the Rey. Alfred B. Beach, D. D., SAMUEL W. WuHITTE- re to Mary L., daughter of the late A. L. Cle- ments. Died. . ByrNgs,—On Wednesday, May 26, Mary, the be- lovei wife of James Byrnes, native of Stradvally, Queens county, Ireland, in the 22d year of her age. Requtescat in pace. The remains wiil be taken from her late residence, $45 First avenue, corner Twentieth street, on Friday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, to Calvary Ceme- tery for mterment. The friends of the family, gaa those of her father-in-law, Peter Byrnes, and hei brothers-in-law, James Quinn and James Tipe: trick, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. BENNeET?I.—At 148 Tenth avenue, on Tuesday, May 25, Richarp J., son of Margaret and the Jate Humphrey Bennett, in the 20th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’clock, without fucther notice, Cox.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, May 38, CHARLES W. Cox, in the 6th year of bis ag The relatives and friends of he family, also the members of Commonwealth Lodge, Orient Chapter and Clinton Commandery, are invited to attena the funeral services, trom his late residence, 233 Cler- mont aveaue, brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at three o’cloc CUTLER.—In Chicago, on Friday, May 21, Marri, wife of Alonzo Cuder, Dovauenrty.,—At Newark, N.J., on Wednesday, May 26, ANNIE, the beloved wife of James Dougherty, in the 54th year of her age. ‘The relatives and frieuds of the deceased are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late re nce, No. 162 (new number) Market street, on Friday morn' it nine o'clock, to St. Patrick’s Cathedral, where a high mass ore julem will be cel- ebrated for the re} of her sol terment in the Cemetery of the Holy epulchre. DeELauANtTY.—At Astoria, ANN Exiza, the youngest Pe aye: of Michael and id M. Delahanty, aged ear, 11 months and 24 day: he friends and acquatntanoes are invited to attend the funeral, from herlate residence, Fulton street, Astoria, this (Chursday) atternoon, at three o'clock. Davis.—After a long and nope illness, WILLIAM Davis, in the 70th year of hus age, born in Queens county, Ireland. Particulars ‘of the funeral in to-morrow’s paper. GILLELAND.—On Tuesday, May 25, Marrikzw GIL- LELAND, aged 56 years 9 months and 11 days, The peeve and friends of the rarely, also the members of Templar Lodge, No, 203, F. and A. M., and the fraternity in general, are respecttuily invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 20 Morton street, this (fbursday) afternoun, at half-past one o'clock. ‘The members of Templar Lodge, No. 203, F. and A. M., are e pert summoned to meet at their lodge room, 161 Eighth avenue, this day, at one o'clock M., to pay the last tribute of respect to our lato brother, Mathew Gililland, Lest DURE, Master, James 8, Strrt, Secretary. Hanney.—On Wednesd: CATHARINE HANNEY, beloved wife of Aonaet f Henney, native of pep, county Kildare, Jrelsuu, 10 the 48th year of Der AF Felatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Gabriel's chureh, East Thirty-seventh street, on Friday morn- ne at ten Ce ad Dublin, Washington and California papers please fbaa—at Cincinnati, on Monday, May 24, THomas Hunter, of Brooklyn, hor lis of Sarah and the late Peter Hogg, aged 24 y The reiatives and friends as of the family ana the members of Company A, Seventh regiment, National Gnard, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. F. 1. Cowper- thwait, 221 Hicks sireet, corner of Joralemon, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, without farther invitation, Hansoy.—On ‘Tuesda) jay 25, Marta Raynor, relict of David Hanson, in the 75tn year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday after- noon, at two o’clock, from the residence of her son- in-law, James B, Hatnorn, No. 3 Lafayette place, South Fourth street, Williamsburg. Hont.—On Tuesday, May 25, Mrs, Janz Hon, io the 87th year of her age. Funeral services at her late residence, 139 East Twentieth street, this (Thursday) alternoon, at two o'clock. Kierxan.—On oes May 24, WILt1aM KIERNAN, in the 32d Ph of his ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 103 Sherif street, this (thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Levi.—At his residence, No. 17 Porter street, Bos. ton, Fie aeet on Wednesday, May 19, Mr, Isaac "LEVI, ears, be Te Wednesday morning, May 26, after a severe illness, THOMAS MALF, @ native of Cavan, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 42 years.: His friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother, John Male, 633 Ninth avenue, on Friday aiternoon, at two o'clock. Mvarita.—On Wednesday. May 26, at his resi- dence, No. 223 First avenue, Peres Mvcnria, late of Newtown Fiannigan, parish of Cashel, coun- ty_of Longford, in the cont ge of his age. The rela! fatives and friends of the family are re- qnested to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. ‘A COMPANY, SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT, N. G. 8. N, Y.—The members of this company are hereby ‘or- dered to assemble at ‘oa semeey, in full uniform, on Friday, the 28th inst., at ao it one o'clock P. M., to atl end a tour late brother member, ver Murtha. order o Fe Mat ICHAEL BRANNANS, Captain, New York, May 26, 1869, Newroy,—Suddenly, of ees ot the heart, at the St. Cloud Hotel, on Wednesday, May 20, Kara W. NEWTON, of this ct ty, aged 49 years. The funeral will take place, at the honse of his brother, somes W. Newton, No, 145 West Forty-tirst street, on pee. afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends and relatives of the’ family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. Me eae New ay SL, on Tuesd May 26, A wife of Davi en and daughter of the late Anirew Foster, in the 67th year of her Her relatives and friends, and those of the ‘amily, are invited to attond d the funeral, from St, George’ hurch, Stuyvesan! are, New York, on § ” , wt ten 0’ rclock, without wie notice, PRRKY.—At Hastings, on Wed eater, 26, Lorn, daughter of the late Daniel and Rebecca Aun Funeral services MJ take place from - pm this (Thursday rnoon, at ha pM, one dock Friends uv the family are re | Fe to attend. NCH. p.—On Wednesday, —— pad y nase ¢ non of Charies and nd Pen- 1 BINsON.—ON, Wwedneoday, nominsos, son of Seth ‘and Carrie 6 years and ths. relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday afternon, at two o'clock, at the residence of Daniel F. Lee, Esq., 809 Bleecker street. ann —sudeniy at Tarrytown, on Tuesday, May 5, Ouantes H, Saxe, in the 8ist year of his bg is (Thursday) morning, at ten o’cloc! enbiewrans.—As Vienna, Ausiria, on Sund: May 3 ee ase ay: hg Mr. UH, SCULESINGER, of New Yi pe eeday. ae May 25, at the resilience of parents, 224 roame strect, ANNA MARIA, daugh- fy Nicho olag and and Margaret Bigrist, aged % ‘dt years, jonth an 1” ‘The relatives ‘and t'trienas are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at eight Sretock. ‘The remains will be taken to Westchesier county for interment. oun lew fornia papera please copy. ednesday, May 26, after a linger. ing ine, Tuxwat M., Wie of P hilip W alden, i the Pabora at Hattie, Mass, on Friday morning, at RYoopanienin Newark, N. J., on T rr May 25, F weeday, Ma wite of Hawara Woodall, aged 48 years.» = olf Me oa Mind. Nay rie ALBX- ‘OUNG, In at year of his age. of rt tamiiy. and those of the New No, 850, are respectfully invited to at- il, on Sunday afternoon, at two ae residence, 66 Mowroe wireet, ‘papere pleae copy. Basas. Les Rob! Fad York 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. AT AUCTION. ne ‘Avoniow, }UKE FITEGERALD AUCTIONEER, Works 0 Pe "Bronson, Paint i tating Varo atuay, Brussels, peal Parr Carpet bile auction’ this an? Sampratug, May 37, 1 o'clock it brown stone % street, between Sixth and heat de- Festal lence 115 Wess Twenty hah iret, Seventh avenues, ree 8s seription Var gold and haircloth; walnut Boo! rea a ed eects kW leg 3 ini este Riel tect Disa a ne ee diter Dishen, fea Piichere, Spoons Forks, Cut feo Pitehe or se, spoons, Forks, irystal Ware; Ivory Table Cutlery, &c. BEN MATHEW. AUCTIONEER, | E Fg pee EO, MUNDY, AUCTIONEE! day, at 10) ‘ovetock, at No, 4 avenue, the contents of anew and cocome hae consisti f Bi Tables, Chairs, ‘Refrigerators, ” ‘usually found in such stores. RODOLPH LEVISON, AUCTIONEER—WILL SEL J. — auction the entire Sie eaten numbering 400, to the Be eyed ore PAINTIN' . Yeon" oak ada Mi and oF Andy tree oat. — x eels "Art ¢ ‘Galle fencao'’ and Friday’ even store 67 larenawee.n near omer yay a ADCTIONEBR— WILL | ra 1, at 13 o'clock aoe in the order Saearoom A, Broadway, by ora ina, beck, Bulag teary situated to. Petiecean sige etgoen ti Tenth ‘sven avenues, and known as Nos, 432 and parnitaby ‘Tableware, Full lou- N. B.—-Sele positive tad without Feserve. fine Dini some fucatalogues. A lonor NOTICE, We will sell on FRIDAY, MAY 38, FIVE HUNDRED CASES OTS, SHOES, BROGANS AND BALMORALS, comprising, ‘a chotee variety of seasonable goo, just re- ceived and adapted to city or country trade. AARON CLAFLIN & CO., Auctiones 18 Murray stre 4.21 Park place. Avorion NOTICE. THIS DAY (THURSDAY), at 11 o'clock, TWENTY -SIXTH REGULAR SPRING SALE MANUFACTURED prnaw AND PALM LEAF GOODS SEVEN. HUNDRED CASES, Bilt. a full assortment EN'S, WOMEN'R ‘AND CHILDREN'S HATS ae N FULL VARIETIES, omit Earner AND MOST DESIRABLE STYLES. Catalogues and samples now i TOPFING & CO,, Qretloneerss Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte, Bronzes, wing Room Suits, Paintings, Silver Plate, and many rare forks of Art.’ Public auction, thie 18 day (Thuraday), at the el t brown atone mansion, 57 ‘ifteeath soe detween Firth and Sixth avenues, Nicumeasiig at o'clock. Drawing Room Suits, covered in crimson blue gold brocatel FF the: eke description; Window ¢ Marquoterie, Bois de Rose Cabinets Abinent NOTICE.—J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER, — ra superb Pianoforte, Lace oe volumes choice Books; rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureans; Bedatends, Wardroves, Commodés, style Louls X1V.5 Halt and Spring Mattresses, Bedding, Dining Room Table, “buttets ep raby crystal Giassware, silver Casters, Tureens, Dine — ‘and Tea Service, Table Cutlery. The house furnished Jess than siz months. The Auctioneer would call the tion of the pubife, to this wale, Sale peremptory rr wishing to attend this sale take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars. DOTION NOTICE.—AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNI. niture manufactory, 56 and 58 Bleecker street, b mn Broadway and Mulberry street, maguificent Furniture at less than auction prices, warranted first class; oven gig eatin brocatal Harior Sus all colors, 180 to 225 a auit; reps or halrofoth Suite fr Lire variety ; inds of Parlor, Bedroom, Dini brary F Paviiue cheap for cash; delivered free; no cl for packi Call purchasing elsewhere, UCTION NOTICE.—JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEE: will sell at public auction, on Friday, May 23, at 1 Ociock prompt, at the private’ residence ‘corner ‘Thirty. eighth street and Broadway, the entire stock of magnificent jousehold Furniture, consisting of black walnut and rose- wood Sulis, covered with green And goid and crimson and Raj ruasels and Ingrain ee marble top Centre ‘ables, Etagere, biaek walnut Bedsteads, Cottage Furniture, Hair ahd Feather Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Pier Gass And Vase Table, Window, Shades and ‘Cornicon, Extension Table, C! incor Crockel oni Glassware, Silverware, Kitchen Fur- niture, Cooking Utensils, &c., &e, ' Also one very line 74 oc- tave Planoforte and Stool, Sale positive. Avetion NOTICE.—AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE, manufactory, 66 and §8 Bleecker strect, between way und Mulberry, treet, magnificent Furniture at eas than auction prices, ranted first class; over 5) magnificent atin brocatel Parlor Suits, all colors, latest. at siylee, fron from $150 to $295 a suit; reps or haircloth Suita from at Wariety all kinds Parlor, Bedroom, Diniug and Li mary nivure-cheap for cash, Delivered free. No charge for pack ing. Call before purchasing elsewhere. UCTION SALE—CROCKERY, CHINA AND GDASS. re, —Will be sol, without Feaorve, the exnra Stock of the late firm of Beach, Lawrence & C their rtore, 62 Barclay street, by JOSHUA BM, BEACH, auctionser, ‘N-i.— This fs the best assorted aud largest Stock ofvered this season, 4 nae H. LEEDS & MINER. Se cs H. ye AOR ONZE. eee % Chamt Galler! "ar? om street; Art and 819 Broadway, soci! corner Tweitta street. On the evontn; or thurs ign eriday, 28 May, at the Leeds at ‘Tig O'clock, ‘crening es cheno, prog of moderns Olt Paintings” just recelvedtromm “Furope, ‘Also. eaverai” fine favorite neces crtiate, whi McCord, Kummnel, F. Auvili, J. M. Be ty Bitder ie Totnes, ux, Vandenbergh, Jobanna Unger, ius, Bop, nbrouwer, As rae ey Sod olhern” Also a superior collection of Water sd William cratic, . ” Comets al Calix,” Stan” G. R Clark, Barony, WE Winner, yf th on of the ints W. A. Agmard, of onder of the exacntors of the lata W. 10 Albany, N. ¥., a private collection of old Paintings. Y HENRY Hl. LEEDS & MINER. HENRY H; LEEDS, Auctioneer; salesroo ham: bers street ‘Reade street; art galleries, i By 819 Broadway, ae corner of Twelfth street. On Friday, May 28, a 110 S'elock, at ‘thelr’ salerroome, 95 Cham! end fi it mere test Wipen by order fear iain se, a Rhine), fi ity sudesheimer, imer, Durkhelmer, Forste1 isting, ‘Mateabr mer “105 cases), being selections from the favorite’ interes of 1802 and i ag several nen of % ira, Jae Tales (M48 cases); also, to. close former Invoices, “ing Berrien in Bote ‘and dem! johns; superior old! Forty and Madeiras March & Benson's, 1838); Cantillon & Co, Otard, Bion 2 Gan on tn romaton te oaks ks; ord Bourbon old Jamaica and Grenada Ru hiskey, do. ; old Brandenberg Freves and Finke 4 ove fine. Claret, Wines, er_with an invoice of the shipments of the Lon- don and Peninsular Wine Company's i bottled tn Lon- don, consisting of Henn artelie randios; Amon Sperries, Hi ras, Ports, Ra Rams, Seote eotch ana’ find Iria W ‘Whickeys, & B* 7 a LEEDS & MINER. ber are Auctioneer, ‘and 77 R and 819 Broadway. ATURDAY, MAY an at pty: bees o'clock, at our salesrooms, Nos. le st roet, Household Fi "Fall particulars i jn time, Tt aS ee 2 treet; Art % Chi re street ‘uraiture, pisuon, 8 Safes, ac. DHAMOND. PE "yaTcHEs JEWELRY AN SILVER PLATED WARES Lisi A. M. CRIBTALAR BON, AUcttonenrm, will ae their salesroom, Broadway, re Canal an loward streets, on Friday, May 28, at 10%4 o'slock, the entire stock of way dealer, consisting of Solttaire and Cluster Dla- mrany 1d, Huby, Pearl aod. Garnet Reta? Brocehea, Mines: Bax Hinge,'Studg and Buttons; Gold. Hunting Case Patent Le Stom' Winders, nickle movement Chronometers: D ‘Ladies’ Diamond Watches; also gold Guard and Vest Chains, Bets, Rings, Studs, de. Also, to clone a forel account, an invoice of £60 worth of Bnglist re Piated Ware, com- Brising rich Tea eis, Claret Ji tS jutter Coolers, Brea! a Bion Knives and Forks, Y AM: {CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER. ronewood aud walnut frat class cl and Parkian Cabinet Ferahiare, Tone sr “lass clty made 1olk, Mi QRISTALATE& SON wit el thle day, 7th ai {1 o'clock, ut 28 East Fifteenth street, between Union sauare and Filth iene to pay savances, by order of Mr 5M out reserve, in part aa follows: - ond wemnce tS bonpatonr Parior § EI singers, Hanns abs tageres, Bullets au te Walnut Socrsiary Book Cases, a elegant Armit Glace. Haliracty Centre and Library T He. Private bayere wil find this an unusual ong to bay tine furniture at auction. N. Be Theeutire Building to loase for a torm of years. Apply to 8. mrMavit, on the premises, AMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER, ELL & CO.’ will sell in tay diay, commenc- 5 tine te clove se business, a ker mireet, near 3 id American Cand! es, Bronze Oruamente an ben; also’ the me elegant black ‘and ich are aplendidiy elec canes as iret clase; 4 01 jars, Trays, Jno lack Wal- Tables, 19 ry olld fui Olicloth’ om floor; fae, he a poe = Retiectors, Signs, Carda, shine, Speculators, dealers, Ponitive sale oes invited. Pine’ ‘Store '¥ J. W, 0, PBELL, JR, Auction CAMPBELL & CO.’ wii’ se! Mare Peatire ntre elegant fart gegs siegent Sack Fesidenos or Cy Penh iri walnut marble top Furnit foe Parton uri, Kurniture, superior curled opal and other More ful partigulurs, Catal cape aay § ofa. _ ELee Se Y HENRY DP. MINER, AVOTIONRE! street; Art Gall NER & “Ean wil set con Friday, ae lear oo: vet! wtbnteg of modern Vil Palais , by Preneh, Germa! artista, now on exhi! ib ow. nt BY 4 Pouaury, avcrioxner. WILL sae brilis DAY ¢ Fyne AD MAY 2%, pi tay. atthe Falesroom, 7 Nassau pirat, 8 toot f Household Vurniuire, comp: rit inc Cary Lounges and ‘Uheires Fe we ine an ty oY Ventre and other Tables; as Bedding and Mattresses, et Ve perempiorily eold, and worthy of atten! “ds ‘Sertees BY PHILIP 1 LEVY, ay paving INTLN muperd collection of eves Works of Art, by eininent artista, Aruna 8 sale this dey and Ww, May 27 and 2A, at iste! Salesroom, 8) Nessun stcect commencing at 13g Bm Fr THEALL, "AUCTIONRER. fale Furniture, 0. northwest corer nue ‘Thirt I street, on eae May 28, at o'clock, com ri “r a general t asgortmes KTiov eat sy Seer | arg pene Brett MAX PAYERSDORPE Bowery. BAY ERSDOI mart 1,085 Besond avenue, entire, Tare oc JO8EPH MoaUIRE, AUCTIONEER, on ritunsA May 27, 1860, o'clock P. 278 West street, asuall quantity of Furniture, Jerre, HEGEMAN & CO, iday, May 28, at 10 A, by, corner of Pearl, bene Pi Cham! tresses; 20 AMES B MALLORY, AUCTIO J ALLGRY & — Tatty s00t a o'clock P. M., on the prem! tinuatio: il F sitet tie oad Sing, by BOGART, bia 29, 81036 o'clock, at the auction rooms No, 1 North Willian of Houschola Furniture Miners, Carpets, Pi jan Suits, &c., conmating of Parlor, edroont Dining Chamber and Kitchen Furniture.” Also b IottSr Store Fisturss, tor Ales trpay storage aad eapeoaee ‘of Store Fix 180 os a large lot of Housetiold Furniture. ~ ‘08. SHONGOOD, AUCTIONEER—SALESROO! 2 8 raday, 27, af 1 lock, at 126, corn and Orc! stock ot Crockery, Chinn and Glassware; Store and Bale positive, for sale. Doalers'are invited. Movin WILKINS, ATOTIONEER,- Wehirgee Fist —The sale of Furniture toare n place this day at 25 East Fifteenth street is withdra BE. H. LUDLOW & OC MORTGAGE, SALE. ROBERT Ce 1 a tloneer, will fon mn Fri ‘A, M.cail the Fixtures, Iustraments, wees Photograph Gallery 5:5 Broadway, New ¥ a oes ORTGAGE SALF.—J. BOGART, ACerS WES wii it bl ‘tion, iy, Fata Baul aici, Ss Tay, aa Oe eae Bione and Fislaves of ue tunes bee Saloon, No. avenue, Tou HILLIER, Attorney for Mortgages _ ORTGAGE SALE.—MYER ELSAS, AUCTIONEE! Sells this day, corer of Fifty-eighth street and 7 avenue, at 11 o'clock, the entire Stock and Fixtures Socery store." JOHN J. KEHOE, Clty Marshal, “Attorney for Mortgage, H. yatta AUCTIONE! WA. DY MELLIOK, dit & BROTHER, Kastioneass and Dealers in New Jerey Real Estate, 23 Pine atreet w Yor! THURSDAY, JUN E 8 at 12M. on the premises, poaitive sale ot 100 Villa Plots at being the estate of the late David © ‘Gah, ‘There lots are Within eight to ten minntest walk of the station (aatual) ro to three minutes’ walk from charches ai taldst of fine improve;penis and ms part of thet (ore el rapidly improving. Plain: mot al situated at the Case. of ine’ ie race of tanta, beautifull mountains, about one hour from New York by the tren t New Jersey, with a communication of twent ive trains daily. train from foot of Liberty street, at 11 A. M., om anyor npr Lunch on arrival of train. For raiiroad pasees, maps and full panies apy at the oflice of the auctions cers, 26 Pin: RIVATE LIBRARY AT FRIDAY AND BATURDAT, way 28 A! LEAVITT, STREBEIGH & CO., Clinton Take Astor place. A very choice and valuabie Teens of Books, con- sisting of fine editions of standard worki of are scares: ieee Lie original, secon: "edition of Shake folio; Musee Royale and Musee . Pollo, tc. Gatalogues ready und books on exhibit AW NBROKER'S SALE—WATCHES AND JEW! * R, FIELD, Auctioneer, 487 Pearl, street, comer Hatt place, will sell this day, at 11 rato, i and silver hunting and opern face Watchen, tamed gol 3 old Jewelry, Pins, Rings, wate Bracelets, Fob and Vert Chains, 0} tasses ; ‘dine tols, a eae aot Mathematical PTostrumen sot A dean attention of dealers. By order g Simy ere & Wee successors to J. B. & J. Simpson, 25 AWNBROKER'S SALE.—JAMES AGAR, AUCTION, eer, will sell te Sr ry at Bereeroem, rast Bi reise Bik Cloaks, at 11 Selah, 800 lots 0 fe ina en Cs faa iy ord iarwanin det ‘by R. FIELD, "Auctions, 437 Pearl Ptah, a Jaen, cloc! 500 tote ita Gold and B Hall pl m, Diamond at Gold 1 o ah 1 Godaed Watches, lamond anid Gold Pistols sical inet ra order o a a rng ES ; Brora spare treat. yAWNBROKER'S SALE—THIS DAY, BY JOHN MOR- (TIMER, 15 East Broadway; will tig thin, ay 400 men's and women's cholee Goithiay Beda By order D. De Long, Rover SOMERVILLE, saasiaitan NASSAU okseiler'a Stock, Stat ROBERT a ROME EVILS wt telvon BATURDAY, May & at 104 o'clock, at their salesroom, 87 entire Stock and Fixtures of a Wookvellers po fines of School and Miscelaneous Hookn: Siatow Take Bust tlonery, Musto Books, Wrapping Paper, Tring, kc £6. 2, FARMER, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY AT 3 R at 444 Canal street, a assortment o'clock, teehold Furniture, removed for convenience of sale, cons Room and Kitchen Fur th of Parl Be soem S Dini Hare, Buren, Bede Washaten Chairs, Tables, Ae. 5 ‘every description, Car an oer & Ten + ents, aves an ons Bem jact 3 keases, boards, Chosets anc rgb, Boe nseful for FIELD, AUCTIONEE! STREET R. Wien on cturay; al Yolo, wt and the entire contents of said cénalating of ua icheta face ICHARD WALTER: AUCTIONEER.—8UGAR.—MAR- ureday), abal's sale—W1l sell day (Thi at I] o’eloct, at East Broad r, three barrels a Oey OT SOHN T. arsbal. JHERIFF'S SALE. S Restaurant and Lager Beer RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, LF ‘ec this pei Ta at 7 o'clock, at 15 West Lm street, the: 4 Fixtures first class restaurai beer Riso lense of pres SAMES O'BIYEN, Sherif” mines. ToNati HERIVF'§ GALE OF THIRTY CASES ROOTS AN ay Beir Hy eee ty COLE’ & MURPLY a8 shen s Fy: a be fen a & & oO, AUCTIONEERS—O! TS ths street, will aati thie day, at 2 0 Jeane, ‘stock Pane Fiatirea of be. G ‘Store, nrveen co Foussenath cireat: Sree positive, tt ons et inore tote wiser H. BLACKWELL, AUCTIONEER. BY MALLORY & BLACKWELL, No. 85 Liberty street. TUESDAY, JUNE 1, at 12 M., at Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, New York BELLEFIELD, the country reaidenoe of the tate James Boorman, ~~ 4 alee Hyd ‘The mansion, a large inte house with frontage, Ing wings of 98 feet, 45 feet deep, for vj rin been alate aad pap I ‘perfect order. 6 colenge on the river slogan iniahed fn black walnut; two fetta entndet ca grounds da comprine 120 running from the yan LA ly i ote S yooh, 0 Beant fend very fine orn ater hroperty could notte pat, there oe Mtfep pootoerapon aod ‘dt the office of eae AUROTT, AUOTH Witte wt wi ae " at 1056 pa Tar wom i a a Wa eae Wieieit ir te i quantity of Fa Feet, He Pl eh br we mie ed ee ae etoat BAe pnor 5 a, AUCTION OTE SE Cottage a —— AGttta et FURNITURE AND BA Fo