The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1869, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, May 31—6 P. M. ‘rhe interest of Wall street again centred in the stock market, where the “pnlls,” following up their victory of Saturday, made the defeat of their oppo- ments a perfect rout to-day. The features prominent ap the operations of the day were Michigan South- ern, Pittsburg, St. Paul and Reading. The first men- Qioned stock opened at the closing price of Saturday night, and advanced rather sharply to 119 This rise calied out sellers, and there was a reaction to 317%. The fact having been made manifest that the Injunction asked for jast week, and which was held ‘threateningly over the market, was simply a ‘‘bear” rase, the amount of guaranteed stock being less than six hundred thousand dollars, there was a steady re- covery, and the price, amid considerable excitement, advanced to 119%. The Long Room and the street were again rife with (he ramors of a large serip divi- dend, as wel! of an expected vote at the election in June in favor of & Vanderbilt direction. Lake Shore followed in the wake of Michigan Southern and Rept close upon its figures. The success of the Pena- sylvapia Central In obtaining control of the Fort Wayne route has, doubtiess, stimulated unusual efforts on the part of the Vanderbilt party to get control of the rival connecting road to Chicage. Next in pomt of interest and absorbing universal attention, just as the Long Room was about to close, came Pittsburg, which, after a period of ac- tivity that carried it up to 98, suddenly rese tw 108 It seems the stock has been slowly cornered by a prominent clique, who took the opportunity of a dull moment In the mar- ket to suddenly “jump” the quotation, A scrip dividend was also talked of. Itis doubiful If one- half the sales made in the upward movement from 100 to 108 were geuuine, But they were suficient 10 frighten some of the ‘'shorts’’ into covering, who, in their exeitement, could not tell ‘‘wash’’ from a Jegitimate transaction. This figure brought out sellers also, and there was a relapse to 105), which was about the average price in the closing street prices, The St, Paul shares were also active, the common going over 79 and the preferred touching #1. Reading, which has so Jong paused at the fractions just under par, mustered strength to-day, and, by @ new effort, rose to 3004. Such were the movements of the moet active stocks, the rest sympathizing more or m. Harlem rose to 1614. Fort Wayne mm the miscellaneous list the feature iiver, which dropped to 1445 upon the proposition of the company to issue @ million of new bonds bearing seven, per cent gold interest. The express stocks were weak for Wells-Fargo and Adams, but steady for the others. Pacife Mail was Irregular between $1 and 8134. The events of the day show that the cliques which were inclined a few ays since to check and turn the market have found it impossible to swim against the popular tide, and, ‘therefore, have turned round and joined their ‘bull’? confréres once more. It seems impossible to arrest the upward tendency of prices in the Stock Exchange. The speculative fever which took Pessession of the public mind at the end of the Winter has not abated, It has carried up values of the raflway list in particular, aad the cliques, un- abie to atem the current, are aiding the upward Movement, Wall street is bullish, with few excep- tions. The government market was very animated and ‘the transactions heavy, the facts pointing to a re- ‘vival of “bull”? speculation in this branch also. Not Jess than six to eight million dollars’ worth of bonds changed hands to-day, withtn a radius of two blocks from Wall and Broad streets. The market was ‘Stimulated by the sudden rise in London to 90%) from 79%, the closing price on Saturday. The better feeling abroad was due to the receipt by mail of the Intelligence tnat Secretary Boutwell had bought the bonds for the Sinking Fund and would not Felsane them under any circumstances. Reports ‘Were current that Minister Motley had arrived in England and made a speech of a satisfactory charac- ten. The decline in gold tended to offset somewhat ‘the effect of this rise abroad; but when gold had touched the lowest of the day and evinced a dispo- Sitton to be firm, if not to react, bonds became Strong at the following qnotations:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 12134 4122; do., coupon, 122 ‘® 122%; do. five-twenties, registered, 117 a 117';; @o. do, conpon, 1862, 122% a 122%; do. do., cou- pon, 1964, 11734 a 1174; do. do, coupon, 1865, 11874 ® 119; do. do., coupon, 1865, new, 120 a 1204; do. do., coupon, 1867, 120 a 12034; do. do., coupon, 1667, 120 a 1205; United States fives, ten-forties, Tegistered, 108% a 109; do. do., coupon, H's a 1005; currency bonds, 10714 a 107%. The money market was a shade easier, hut while whe rate on call loans was almost universally six per cent on governments the activity of the stock market rendered it a matter of no dificuity to get eeven where the pledge consisted of miscellaneous securities, Commercial paper was fairly active at seven to eight and nine per cent. Foreign exchange was firmer, the leading @rawers advancing their ratea in expectation ofa better demand arising out of the deciine in gold. Rates ranged as follows:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 103), @ 108%; good to prime bankers’, 109 a 109%; short sight, 10974 @ 110'4; Paris, sixty Gays, 6.25 @ 5.1634; short eight, 5.104 @ 5.19%; Antwerp, 5.25 @ 5.164%; Switzerland; 5.25 a 5.16%; Mamborg, 35)¢ a 35) Amsterdam, a 40%: Frankfort, 40a 40%; Bremen, ‘4; Prussian thalers, 70% a . The gold market was heavy at the opening, and ‘the price declined from 199 to 198",. The purchases made at the lower fgnres were vers numerous, and §ndicated that some of the cliqaes hat not only cov- ered previous speculative siles, but were buying fo: another “bull? movement in gold sitauitaneousty With the sharp specalation in stocks. ernment gale fourteen bids were submit the ov l for a total of nearly seven militons at prices ng 198,05 to 155.00, The awards were 4 "is $400,000 at 1 $500,000 at 138.60. The disbursements of t were Cash gora was in continued good supply. In transactions for carrying the i latera! commanded from five to eight per terest. ‘The following is the report of the Gold Exchange Bank:— Gold cieared....... $00,837,000 Gold baiaice 1,244,047 Currency baiauc 1,805,068 Tm Southern securities there was a noticeable recovery in new Tennessees. Prices closed:—Ten. nessces, ex coupon, 07% a 68; do. now, 64% @ 65; Virginias, ex coupon, 57 & 58s; do. new, 61);; Georgia sixes, j do. sevens, 95 a 06; North Car. Olinas, ex coupon, 59), sixes, 8875 & 89; Louisiana sixes, & 74; do. levee sixes, 67% a 655; do. do. eights, 69 a 89 Alabama eights, 101)¢; do. fives, 67, The Toledo Commercial says that General Diven, Vive President of the Erie Railway, has entered into an agreement witn Cleveland parties for the extension of its line from Cleveland to Toledo, the Price to be $2,000,000, the contract to Le perfected within a few days. ‘The following were the closing @ersion of the Stock Exchange:—Cumberiand, 34; Wells-Fargo Ex , Hy a American, 894 a; Adams, 69%) a 60; Uni Merchant’ Union, 14% a 16: tom, 6494 a 04%; Wacific M Quicksilver, 144%; Can- Si)s; Western Union Telewraph,43\\ 9 43 New York Central, 189 a 1804; Hiariem, 161 a do. preferred, Hudson River, #A15TNs Reading, 99% a 90%; Chicago Sud Alton, 158; do. preferred, 158 a 163; Hannibal fand St. Josoph, 11914 bia; do, preferred, 119 a 110445 Aiton and Terre Haute *§ @ 4065 do. preferred, 64 , preferred, 80 9 94; 44; 40. preferred, #: Ohio and Miesis- Toledo and Wabash, 77 a Milwaukee and st. Pani, 99% a9); Fort Wayne, 1 #ippi, 86% a 96. Bhore, 116 a 116%; Rook Island, 12534 a 126; Nor th. Western, do preferred, 104% a 1043¢; Boston Water Vor Mariposa, 24 a 2424; do. pre- 40080, 9% & O14; Cleveland, Columbus and Ciociy rt ERS ET TT 7 nati, 743¢ @ 75; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 116 @ 139; New Jersey Central, 116% @ 117; Morria and Eesex, 91 a 0174. Receipts nnd Disbursements at the Ofice of the United States Assistant Treasurer at New York for the Month of May, 1869. April 30, 1869, by balance. . bay lg during (be wont seeeeee $83,754,775 Internal revenue . per cent certificates, Post Oitice Department. n Disbursing accounts, Assay Oillce.... Interest account, sacebwanvecesaeasavanssesssaiteeala Interest facconnts ia coin DO, iD CUFLENCY.... ees ee eeeee ——— 00, 202,733 Balance....... Balance to Cr. Treasurer U. bebieg Do. Froktagy3 accounts. 594 Receipts for customs in May, 1869. Receipts for customs in May, 1868... Increase in 1869... Statement of Business at the Uuited States Assay Office at New York for the Menth Ending May (31, 1869. Foreign coin... States bullion: Foreign bullion United States bullion (contained in goid):: . United States bullion (old coin United States bullion (Colorado). Jnlied States bnilion (Lake Superior). United States bullion (Nevada)....... Total depositepayable in bars Payable in coln...... . TOtAl. coeeseees Gold bars stamped Pransuuitted to Ui phia, for coinage... SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, Ma May 31—10:15 A, M. 400 shs Mich Southern... 2500: do. né $4 tat es mip, Philadel- ™ eas call ae |e W RE 98: 200 Pacifie M BS © 500 do 12 ™M. and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. bong hy Nagy OB. an, Fey aael #2000 Tenn f'n, ex ©. bm ctor Pitan ici, ar po aN W iti. my 300 conte 8 NW Re pt 200 Lake Shore RR. & 100 Wiikesbarve « ‘ ‘ Itu Pac M SS Co 1 200 Weils-Fargo Exp... Mn do. S00 Fan & St Jo 200 H & St Jon pre’. 100 Col, C&T U Rit STREET QUOTATIONS. Bortuwesiers pi 1047, COMMERCIAL REPORT. MONDAY, May 21-6 P, M. There was bot litle demand for export, bug An active Inquiry for apiuning and speculation, and the amount of business consummated was compa The offerings were only moderate, and prices advanced about ep pound, the market closing strong at the improve. The sales were 4,292 bales, of which 2,578 were taken by spinners, 1,588 by speculators and 176 by exporters. The closing quotations were as fol lo, new, 55055\; Missou:t rt @ we beard of 0 batee Hes bie, flour, 268 bys ty 67, wi market waa dull and woak for to- These were wanted for rf California flour S atthe last | of moment, bat corn meal, 100,770 bushels whi ont, 6,808 do. rye. ail kinds, except low ns, 0614 & 665; ‘ inelnding 4,000 bb = aire Minnesota. . Round hoon Obto, shipping brands. Round hoop Obio, trade branda... i, Louis low axtri Szse =; Michigan Central, 195 © 190; Mich- Jean Southern, 118% & 115%; Ultnow Central, 14634 ® 1404; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 99% a 09%; Lake eee amen a a « a . a a a a * a ora mesh, erty. Corn meal, Branaywine. Go) It Serger. e*tenvotnse. PeSsasssses Eesiac = «- et hwo gol and adtaucfe Taree fof Freight room k ee ee ot ett st $1 ¢3 0 1 4936 for No. with freights at bait no load’ at 4 for for bo ‘eo, a 85e,'for very dry do, and 82e. for Wealera yellow, For old wow mixed store, Oats were mare active and firmer, al Tie. a Tie, bub as 77 a 4 a was dull and aie OF barley malt there were small sp Bariey continued dull aid Boisiual bo! stil: quiet though strong, for other aticles:. Phetehtering’ wuslaesd continued actWwe, the demand still betng pri Ny tor grain ‘and petroleum vessels, rates fra ere alg higher. ei) Pushes wheat att 07 ads ie crabs, as im nd 300 bales cotton at fo. ates ‘bbls, petro: petro: eum. nt Be $4. 72, London, 1,000 Gina flour hae Bd. to Hampi fai 7 (00 bbia, petroleum on private terms. charters (ia ition to thoae previously ‘reported) were: “ bark to Cork for orders, with og, quariere | grain ba. A Norwegian’ bark to for orders, with 3,000, quarters grain at + Britiat bark Ginagow direct, with 3) a at da. ‘Bd. Uwe Hamburg ‘ships, to Tay at he. berth, for Hamburg on rad term! to the Baltic with 2.00 bola petroleum at be fan bark to the Baltic wine bark from fb barktrom sie a mals» mine ‘Seren vit ith sae aie vane: wi 0° Jeum at 4s. 8d. ; North Ge Dark toon Philadelpiha. to Cork for cane leur at 5a. a Se, 6d.;@ British about u American bark from Philadel aes Sco, Reaeteaty bis. do. at ds. with leum in cases at 35c., and a ‘Sritab ane from 7 nent direct with 8,700 bbls. petroleum on private terms, 5 GUNNIFS.—The market was dull, but unchanged. ‘were quoted Ic. and cloth 2c. Sales 100 bales vu! the ie tn Boston at 22%, Hay.—There cola aa moderate! 5 E ff > nite steady prices, otf. rota ote stowseat' long rye beraw at ho 1 ‘and short do, at Hops.—The bnsiness was light, the demand being still con- fined to the immediate wants ‘of consumers. Prices wero heavy at be. a 15c. for inferior to choles Therewere no alee, of i ‘deseri en Manis at nh 4" pent Fish oils were in more demand and steady for all kinds except crude wh: which was er beavy. Sales, 1,000 bbls. crude whal res trifle above wand in New Bed: ford, 1,800 bbls, do. and 240 do. crude sperm rivate terms. MOL. Asis. —Foreiga was quiet, ‘ut held held ‘vith firmness ai former prices. New was fi \d, and sales were td the extent Of 200 bolas ut Slax 8 Tee, NAVAL SioRFs.—The demand for spirits turpentine con- tinued ght and tie market was heavy and lower, closing at 453 for merchantable and shipping lots. The eal rer 8 bis. (New York bbls.) at A7eeyand 10d, at 45icc. 9.46 35e. Rosin was but little inquired for, and prices were still in bn ery favor. The ales were, 1,00) bbls, goo strained at $2 60, and 950 do. No. 1 at 84 50 quate “—stralned, 3s 0 8 Non 2 een 85; No. 1, 25 a 4 30; pale, $5.4 #000; extra do. $7 a 88, and win: dow glass, $8 5) a 89 50. Tar was was doll but tachan Wilmington was qu ey a ee: mon ga 15, Pro VISIONS. —Receipte, pack: ages cut fet Morea Cala twak caine Yanced about Se. per bbl. closing strony at about #1 6) for new mess, ‘The sales wore 2,500 bla, at $81 60. $31 60 for new mess, and $28 25 for Western prime mesa, including 500 bbls. new’ mena for June delivery at 81.75, Buyers option, Live hogs were dull and with liberal arrivals, being. 1,728 proved demand rrr the tarkot was irmer, es ad- Lead, prices wero lower, closing at & 9 S-Lbe. ‘for inferior to prime. Beek, ous quiet, . was ‘steady in value, | Sales 100 @ n’ 816 for pinin ines aad BIS w Ble. for Sexise. do,” eres "beet was a dull and ‘nominal ‘At $20 a $26 for prime mess, $32 for India do. Beef Hams were steady, with daien of 75 bbis a 832. ye eri were dull an heavy at i8c. a I! for dry salted and pickled shoulders; lye. a lice. for oked do, ; le. in Lo Ce tor pickled hams, and 1c. a 2c. for smoked and bagged do. There were small sales within the range of these prices, “Bacon was in demand and held with drmne: About 600 boxes (various cuts) were disposed of at lic. a 1644c. for ice cured. For lard the mar- Ket waa dull and heavy, though prices were without change. pease were about 500 packages, at 17. @ 19%c, for No. 1 rime steam and kettle rendere: MOLEUM.Crude in bulk was only in moderate, de- mand, and sellers’ generally being anxious to realize. The market was heavy, and prices receded isc. per gallon, closing wi at Bese. @ sales were 50) bbis. at 1c. and 1,000 do. at 13%gc. Crude in bble. was dull and nominal at19c. Re- fined was in light request, but the market was ete steady at the close at about 2ige: for standard white, Tbe guiy sales we heard of were 600 bbls. (in bul) at do. igh test, for tho first halt of June, at ee 1,500 do. for At tavern o Aye do. for Septem! Of Naphtha we heard of n6 further ealess? ti Phiine delphia the market was quiet, as it is usually on the first day of the month, and prices for lines were scarcely 60 firm; lots on the spot commanded former prices. The sales were 1,500 ols. standard white at 293¢0., 8,000 do. for June, rm and August at 2944, ; 1,000 do. oe J 30e., 4,' from September to D at 4 6,000 do. nee august to December at 3l'yc. July to December was quoted HA RICE was dull and unchanged, "Carolina was quoted Bige. SUGAR—The market for raw was dull there being but little demand, and prices were rather weak at 113gc. a 1c. for fair toyood Fefining Cuba. The on!y sales worbonrd of, were Io da. at 0M. a 1x0, for Cuba and Porto Rico, and Demerara on private terms; also 13Ke, Refined was but ite souch lower prices, —Hard, 1 M4%e.; yellow, ike al d extra ferpa.--Grase continued {5 role dull and nominal at 13¢. a Me. for clover, #4 for timothy and 2.50 a 82.60 for rough ise ran cai sand theavy, al 82 16, gold, duty paid, ¢ there were sales of ‘STEARINE. ‘though quiet, was ne att ‘8 19346. for good to prime, in hhda. and tiercea. Sales 10,000 lbs., withie the range ot these prices. TALLOW.—The demand was moderately active, and full prices prevailed. The sales were 60,000 Ibs., al 11340. a 117.0, according to quality. _ Matin, Receipts 642 bbls. ‘The market was dull and low 100 bb)a, were gold at #1, tax paid. ____, CLOTTING. 1197 THIRD AVENUE (OLD NO, 12) LADIES AND ntlemen receive highest prices for Cust Off Clothing varpels. Call on Or address 8. MISH. Ladies attende ty Mra T H. KOSENTHAL'S, 61 TIIRD AVENUR, NEAR Tenth street, formerly 363 Bowory.— Tad! id gentle- men can obtain the highest vaine for Caat Oif Clothing, Fur- niture, Carpets, Ke., by calling om or addressing. jes at- tended Ly Rosent) A] EDWARD MILLER, 196 (NEW NO. 160) SEVENTH LAL. avenue, near Nineteenth street, gu Tull value in cash for ladies’ and center ing, Carpels, Furniture, by calling or addxessing. Ladics attended to by Mra. Miller. ALi MARKS 8 SIXTH AVENUE, OPPosITE Eighth street—Ladies and gentlemen can receive ti full value in cash for their Cast Otf Wearing Apparel, Di monda, Jewelry, Carpets, Furniture, &c. ‘The best you ean do is please to call at my establiahment or send us @ note; the number as above. Ladies waited upon by Mra. Marke, True you will be dealt with to your satisfaction aud benelit. * THE NEW hima ‘@6 SIXTH AVENUR, NEAR Forty-sixth street. Laciies and gentlemen, I wil! snnoune rantes to pay ie fill vaitte Wh cash for Cast-ol’ Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, fc, by calling on or addressing Mr. of Mra, ISAAC FLATTO. \ HERRINGS SAFE, MEDIUM SIZP, FOR SALE~ «| AL Firat laa vere lock, in In pert bdr, ade ios aafe, ke. Address U. A., box 176 Herald o| Aen han NS DE Tes FIRST R STAND FOR BALE—ON A. roadiay ihe reason vor sling the! owner bas oihar just be gold to-day, Inquire at 722 Browdway, af- SPLENDID CHANCE.AN OLD ESTABLISHED A Photograph Gahery for sale. Address Photograph, box 168 Herald oflice, ee A VALUABLE Lyd FOR SALE.—A FORTUNE and no ex) ‘get up. Principals only need ap- Ws ” wa. ‘ADAMS, 3 221 Bowery, between 10 A. M. and 4 ADVERTISEMR UTS FOR THE BERALD, RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OU! BRANCH OFFICE 145 YULTON SUREET. N EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A SODA WATER ; stand, corner of Varick and Cana} streets, in the cigar store, N OYSTER, DINING ROOM FOR SALE OR TO LET— With Bar, Btock and three yoars’ Lease; rent low, $100 monthly, or $1,000 cash, Apply at 77 Cedar street. FIRST CLASS BARROOM FOR SALE—LOCATED IN the immediate vicinit of wo raanlae ay of steamers, ‘or a term of nh rent. Terms easy. Apply to WILLIAM At xBBOr Xo, 6 City Hall place, MILK ROUTE AND DEPOT FOR SALE CHEAP.—AL, Hotel and Dining Salvon; down town Restauranta! iquor Stores, ‘ine corner Ais Vault, ‘Bakeries, sfontectione, Hes Cig ra Book Stores, Express Rout Mari Biliard Saloon also e ne Cos ven ELL’S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A. LUNCH BAR, DOING A GOOD CASH BUSINESS, with eversthing requisite +n fhe bushaes. treet, three doors Chambers street, aoop OPPORTUNITY FOR AN RUBBGETIO BUSI- fer aos ees man.—For sale, ® wholesale and LEM miles from the y,coing ‘a Dustuess of hadrese, stating 875,000 j good reasons for sel! where an sttorvi w can be had, HOE, | Hefaid DF 93, STORE FOR SALE THREE YEARS’ LEASE. $300 rent; will be sold fed business; easy terms, Apply to FRASER & LEE i do RUG STORE FOR SALE-—26 SIXTH AVENUE; GOOD trade, rent reasonable ; ney a handsome fountain, which pays store ear round, Price parca sp: ree y ioe $1,500, RUG STORE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN.—EXPENSES light; rent $360 per annum; sold on account of owner having other ustness; part cash. Address Physic, box 10 Herald Brooklya ollie, RUG STORE FOR SALE Sane A GOOD LO- cality and doing a fine business. Address box 314 New- York ~ Y., or apply to B. W. ELLISON, a Dey street, New ‘ork city. RUG STORE FOR SALE—EXTRAORDINARY BAR- gain; four years lease: nominal rent; most gell_im- mediately; owner leaving Brooklyn; easy terms; Clinton street, corner Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. P. F. HOGAN, PAXPREES ROUTE FOR SALE—HORSE, WAGON, HAR- ‘J ness and Route. Inquire at 85 Horalio street.’ Satis- factory reasons for selling, OR 8ALE—A PACKING BOX FACTORY AND PLAN- ‘ng and Saw Mill, in Brooklyn, KD. ‘The establt ment has a lease of two n four lots, fronting on tl Fiver, with factory building, ngs 40x00 feet, three stories high ‘and engine of 40 horse power, planing, tongue and grooving machip nes np aud down cui and rip awa, horses and wag achinery. ‘Terms accommodating. Inqulte of GEORGE F, STRINBRENNER, 164 Nasaue street, New York clty, OR SALE—THREE YEARS’ LEASE AND FIXTURES of a Gents’ Furnishing Store, doing a first rate business, in one of the most desirable locations in the city; satisfac: tory reasons for selling. For particulars inquire on the ses, 62334 Sixth avenue. PF, SALE.THREE GOOD STONE SCOWS FOR ply to FRANCIS SWIFT, corner of Union d Tenth atreet, Williamsburg. OR, SALE—A WOOD YARD, WITH LARGE STOCK od and Fixtures; must be sold umediately. Ap- py to: f. "VREELAND, Dis West Twenty-lirat street, POR SALE SMALL MILK DEPOT, WITH FIXTUR'S Fp Gheer Apply ot $00 Kast Firieth street, near ‘Third venue, (OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST COR- ner Liquor Stores in this olty, with jong leaae and licen paid for one year. The owner having places and cai Rot attend to all, will sell either er lace, Toquire of C. PID- GEON, 289 Pearl street , corner of 'OR SALE—THE STOCK, TOOLS AND FIXTURES OF a Locksmith and tee ‘ing Establishment that has been Gatablished for 22 years and is now doing a good bust. ness, and sold on account of the present ‘owner going into an- other business. Price $530. Toqaiee s aL iT Sixt BALIN. YOR SALE—AN OYSTER SALOON, WITH FIXTURES and two years’ Lease, 216 Centre sty FRANK EAGEN. OR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Jong established Millinery, Satisfactory reasons given for sale. Call at the store No. 607 Sixth aveuue. WOR SALF—A LOOKINGGLASS AND PICTURE FRAME a ealtore, of thirteen years? tae veil be gold with Fix- ures and ‘everything complete; reasons given for aelling.” Apply ws 852 Bleecker tonal “A POR, SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A MER- chant talior; good loeation, near Broadway; stock about 4,000, ottering an excellent opportunity for responsible ie eee party. Address Quin, box 613 New ‘York 4 SALE—A ita cae STORE: A CHANCE FOR ire Bowery. Por |ALE-BODA "WATER ANUFACTORY, WITH Horse and Wagon and Apparatus, all in complete order. Apply a ati Heater treet, between | yond 1 Z 1 o'clock, e- aT YEARS? LEASE OF THE WELL known Liquyr Store 282 Hudson — corner Domi- Dick. Inquire of the owner, on the premises. JOHN H, HEASELDON. ‘OR SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED DRY GOODS Store coruer of Fulton avenue and Bond street. Apply to J. W. C., on the premises, '—PRODUCE AND FRUIT STAND IN WEST OR SALI so Market, uow doinga good business. Call dress 2 Vexey pi OR (BALE A FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, ery nd convenient by rail to the city, with ne wi er and land view, commanding good business, vd amer; now full of boar rp aying a protit of over $150 per week ; price to.n cash enst # {Att for lense, fur- niture, stock, garden, &c. Address V.X. D., Herald office, for interview. winter OR SALE.—AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY Store; 23g years’ lease of the whole house; no rent to Pay jreasons given for seling, 439 West Fifty-fourth street, T 7 CARMINE STREPT.—LADIPS AND GENTS 2\ will receive the highest price for cast off Clothing, Fur- niture, Carpets, dc.y by calling on oF addressing Mr. or Mra T 7) SIXTH AVENUE, ONE, DOOR FROM CORNER of Waverley and gentiemen will for Cast Off Cloth- to fll a e Tarkety we will pay 25 per eent more than any other dealer in thé city. Please eail or send & pote ‘oF HARKIN, 71 Sixth avenue, Ladies attended by ra. Harri A GHE RULE YAUOE PATD IN CASH FOR CAST. a Clothing, Cary , Furniture, &c., by calling on or COHN, 870 Beventh avenue, near g Mr. or Mre, niFd street, T $33 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET.— L. CASHBERG pays the highest price for Ladiew’ and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, Diamonds and Jeweiry, La- ies waited upon by Mra. hers. T 276 SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY SIXTH srect.—F. HART pays the highest price for iadies’ and gentlemen's Wearing Agpecel, Carpets, Furniture, &c, Ladies waited apon by Mra. E. HART. “4 TIENTION—LADIES AND Gl JA tain tne hignest price for the N eir Cast Of Clothing, one Beis Furniture, Ac by calling on, or addressing to H. oF KALISH, 267'Seventh avenue, 0. 1 PRICES Fat TOL men for their cast of Clot! LL PRIVATE DISRASES CURE: AA “without mercury, | Ofice nnd o y private, R. HARRISOS cker street, ae R. CORBETT, MEMBER OF X. Medic: ‘ollege and R. C. Surge: London, can nagal eit a Ly r Centre ee ARK z iTh ‘A ‘or without medicine, tr Madame TeeStiote Professor of Midwifery; over 30 years’ practice. Her infallible French Female Pills, Ni price $1, or No, 2, apecially prepared for married Indien, Price 8 which ean never fril, are safe and healthy, Sold only at ber office, No.1 Raat, Fiftr-recond street, first door from tml at drugylat's, 158 Greenwich street, of sent by ‘mall, Gautiou.—All olbers are se “=MADAME ORINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 12) West Twenty-ixth street, guarantees reiief to ail fe- complaints, “Pleasant rooms for nursing, A LADIRS' PHYSICIAN.-DR. Gi Twenty-sixth atreet, near Sixth Jeary’ successful and unfnterrupted practice in thie ity, rellef in all female complaint relief to the most anri four hours. Elegant rooms, board and nursin; AND SORE BR MEDY “FOR MARRIED Portuguese Female Pille always give im: pecially rel pe for married’! me in one da; VAN BUBKIRK, PHY as AND MID - cures the worst cases of female complaints, Naty, at 42 st. Mark's place, mediate! feanbood resvs marringe. Dr EVANET HE Chatham ane ans ra by nie Lie Kilsir; recommended before CERTAIN: CUR FOR LADIE Dr, EVANS. 118 Chatha ly pi D* ASHER, No. 3 Ma PLACE, CURES ALL PRE vate disensen : ladies in trouble sure relief at once, wit. splendid rooms, " M DUANE STREET, NAY BR CON rivate dikeases. Thirty-two years’ experience ‘warrant « cure in alt or no eharge. D* eT, BOND ATRenT, one DOOR FROM Bowery (al nN hirer, can oure worst eases of priv ‘cury, in shorter time Advice and medicine PORTANT TO FEMALES DR AND x DU. [Rote (ie yentw practices suareniog fe nat ADAH ne. ried Indies, iho or without medicine: no pala. or. tnconee: ence, Female ative #6. Patierite from distance pro- el th dy airing Re Flectrielty eelentitieally ap. plied. Lt niy-eighth street, near Third avente, Tas NEEDING CRRTAIN MEDICAT, Li #hould consult Dr. HARRISO) TREATHRE? | o Macicings boat to order. Ubiee privat ion, with at (OR SALE.—BUTTER AND PROV! 8TORF; best location in the he city rent very low; irs” lease, Inquire at once of J. W AMPBELL & 00. Bowery. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS FISH, AND OYSTER Stand, in one of the best markets on Sixth avenue. Bly at 608 Sixth avenue, between Thirty-Oftb und Thirty-sisth street AN OLD ESTABLISED CIGAR AND Stationary Store, with three rooms atiached, in a good business locailty, For particulars inquire in the siore, 32 Spring street. OR SALE AND TO LET—a SPLENDID DRESSMAK. ‘ng Establishment, No. 86 Sixth avenue, between Twen- ty-third and Twenty-fourth atreets, doing m good business; the reason for selling is poor health, @ud oo that accouut has to b np immediately. JOR SALE OR TO LET—THE OLD EST. Liquor Store #6 James street, corner of B 5 a able for a grocers and liquor tors, with six years’ eae the whole building. For particulars pleaso inquire in the forenoon on the premises. Liver. R STORE TO LET—FIXTURTS FOR SALR cheap; sickness the reason. €35 per month. 481 Third avenue, between Thirty-fourth and Tuirty-ifth streets, Mn ROUTH FOR SALE—AT 95 EAST THIRTY. eighth street, after 10 o'clock. OTICE TO WHOLESALE Haooaists. -THE UNDER- signed wishes to dispose o reoeip' for “Bosshard Fatent ‘Incrastation Compound,” which ia now in tse in almost ever; place in the We reone wishing to pr BOssHARD, _Highi ATENT, FOR BALF.—A RARE CHANCE TO PUR- ase the patent right of the most successful Wi Machine J fay! by families. Persons with capi off ied the tin aor to invest their money business, n “Apply at et the tin store | No. | 190 Allen st. Re CHANCE.-FOR SALE, THE LIQUOR STORE ‘4 Sullivan street; (wo years’ lease. Inquire ob the RanenuaNy AND BAR PRIVILEGE FOR SALE— & x or Per = go Prt at Cros- sett Grove. partion only weed ay Otice 58d Went rect, BP .—8 MEDIUM, 2 SMAI LAND1 LARGE Of Herring's, Wilder & Lillie’s mak 8. G. QUIRK, 7 Maiden ane, $50 —FOR SALE, THE SALOON NO. & GREEN- 1) corner Christopher street; don anew ew loeb OOQ WILL BUY A CASH MANUFACTURING Dusiness, now emploving 2 hands; been ears. Call and examine the business, up stairs, MAGI HINERY. —A.—WOODWORTH PLANERS AND MATCHERS, 4 Tenoning and Mortining Machines, &c.; Lee's patent Koulaing Machines. HAMPSON & COPELAND, 42 Cortlandt street. —A.—PORTABLE, HOISTING ENGINE FoR SALE AM cheap. HAMPSON ae COPELAND, 44 Cortiandt at, Conner FOR | BALE.—100 HORSE POWER ‘with pipes and complete, In perinct order, Also 0 Apply to Engineer, No, Il Ply- nie Tnonth Hstreet, Brooklyn. NGINES. BOILERS, TANKS, PUMPS, SHAFTING, Pulleys, Belting, Fairbaok's No.4 Piatforta Scales, Drum joister, Te, paw end second hand, MIDLRTON & ROAKE, Jat Water street, New Yorn, gees or GUNOREWS: PATENT VINEGAR Foes , ; will make #0 filons of cuter Into vinegar inne hour Te inquire ig WAL! BPENCER, pier 32 Kast river, N ctnnaeteeonencnsicy JOR SALE CHEAP_Tip LAROFAT AND BEET As. foried stock of Machinery in the country, consisting of Beam Engines, Bollors. Puups, Shafting, Heiting, Tune “Apply to P. CAS! PIDY, denige tn newand second band achinery, No. 4 10 10 Bridge treet, Brooklyn, 1 1. M* IINERY. ONE DANIELS 94 INCH PLANER, pt ear A whale sultable for piauo makers. Neel A NEW ARD,§ SECOND BNOINE AND BOILERS, FROM horre powe Lathes of ail 6 wood Pi r ve and Palleye: Muchwery depot, 4) low! MACHINERY, Mees eteey tam ate ecines ares Watt gereral new iia ah Tonge power ‘ovine and Boiler, ‘ore ra iy ot Eg ‘Apply to GARRET ROA “Skerry sireets oF at Organ rou Works, foot of Minth street ‘at EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. TEAM TO Q QUEENSTOW STOWN AND LIVERPOOL, From New rtd ark only $80 steerage. Wainesday, June? Poca Wedn eaday, Ju pie North vs pray aban passage ac ie Ne New York, Paris, Hamburg, Rotter- am ge” *bratte on Ireland, England, France and any athee’y to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway, or 88 South Noes SPLENDID STEAMSHIP NEBRASKA, fo Guard, will sail fro igenstown and Liverpool direct op vy Medea, Jane ‘June currency. Apply 19 WILLIAMS ¢ duro kes 3 Broadway, oF LayEnroos AND A ates yp 4 fp am al LINE gre appointed foll lows ITY OF NEY YORE (via life) 3 Suesaay, dan June 1d M. lay, CITY OF CITY OF BALIN olry OF BOSTON (via 15,1 P. CITY OF LONDON. turda’ Sune 19,1 P. M. ‘And each succeeding Sattirday and alternate Tuesday from a ier 45 North Tiver, sig ‘RATES OF PASSAGE By the Mail me sailing every Saturday. Payable in Payable in Currency, Firet cabins 19. 100 branch, er. Passen, also Y forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, cy at reduced rates ‘Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons Wishing to send for thelr friends. or further information apply ot th the a DLE, kaon Offices, adwa} ok ‘ork, TEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY, THE ANCHOR LINE, Favorite odin built passenger steamers, are intended to sail as foll Pant Saturday, June 5 Le redemyaik reel June 23 wa..,..Wednesday, June 9 Europ: “Saturday, June 26 Britansian Saturday, June 12 Indi ‘Saturday, July 3 Columbia, .faturday, June 19 Cambria....-Saturday, July 10 Fics each suoceuding Saturday and aliernate- Wednesday ereaiter, From per 20 North river, at 12 o'clock noon. ren Excursion tlek tod fa dive ogi Biel. xcursion tic or twelve mon Stecrage termediate, #35. tai Serrano dkekias team thide pene eek. Passengers booked to and from Hambuag, Havre, Rotter- dam, Antwerp, &c., at moze low rates, reiats tnsuel, payable at any bank in Great Britain and aoe pase inbgd seedy apply (pe ee ew of Dey at the Com; 's Oftices. No. jowling Green, Ww fon” pany's OLMENDERSON BROTHERS. OR LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT. UEENSTOWN. UNARD STEAMS! RUSSIA, from New York. ¢ 1: Wednentay, Jnned JAVA, from New York. ;Weuneaday, June 9 SCOTIA, from New, Yor! ‘Wednesday, June 16 CUBA, from New York: Wednesday, June 23 20 sais Faasage money payabi Godin. cond Cabin. Cab’ For freight or passage apply to CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green, New York. ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARK rom the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand strect, Jersey Titys ‘by 11-A, Mon Wednesday, June 2 E, CUNARD, No. 4 ‘Bowlmg Green, New York. EDUCED RATES.--LONDON AND NEW YORK Steamship Line, amers Se ad to London direct Sompier No. 8, North river. Passage at ‘$70 and BELLON A. June 15 ore ses ee ATALANTA. June 22 PARAGU, ce qeorpasnagsid Hamburg, Bremen, Havre, Pai Aateae 3 ‘at cheapest currency rates, apply is ota NOLARK 1S Broadway. wee HOWLAND & ASPINWALL. 54 South street, Peay TO ANTWERP. INMA! CITY OF bien, June 9 CITY OF ipl par July 7. and ithly tl out the months tr Pry HP OF Palace, FuoM NEW FORK WOM ANTWERP. Cabin. $100, curreney. lg Cabin $80, gold. Stpetaae. . hare Steerage. wold, eee JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, New York, HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steamel ANI ‘aptain M. Bardua, seer the ait States mails, will sail Ga tasaday rune 1 1903 M. for Big Bambu Migmouth and Cherbourg. peciere eee re = tie oo oy $25, gol in ‘The HO} tay to oie panel KS The SAXONTA wil suis an an extra steamer June ll. Pas- ri — nEDT CO, C, B. RICHARD & BOAS, ral Aj General Passenger A: Sot N.Y. No. 6 Barclay street NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCB, JENERAL, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL, STEAMSHIAPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVE, CALLING AT BREST. sea i aia veasels on this favorite route for the Conti- ete 50 North river as follows Sr TAURENT. Le arte. Sacurday, May 29 VILLE DE PARIS, Surmout Saturday, June 12 LAFAYETTE, Roursan June 3 PEREIRE, Duchesne. Bi pnaies of pansai payabie ip io, gold (including wins “Bo rest or Havre—First cabin, second cabin, 0 Paris (Including rabway Tickeb = $165 and and ge " stem mers do not carry steel retalatte, Amer! travellers ‘going to or returning from the Cont peut of Europe, by taking the steamers of this line avol both trangit by “English railway and, We glscemaforie of crossing the, Goxarah be Ing time, trouble and ex- pense, JORGE MACKENZIE. Avent, 88 Broadway, ATIONAL LINE. Pier 4%, North river VIRGINIA... Forbes. . June 5, at 12 M. 9 ving $100 and teerage, #20, . Bteerage tickets from Liver: PiApply at the ones of the company, 68 Frondwa at the of the company, , Kas PW. HURST, Manager. R UGER’S AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE.—FOR BRE- men and agen via Cowes, taking passengers t iavre, London Hambrg and pepo fe rng J claes Passenger a 0 OCEAN CEES Ri SIBING'S STA Sommer 1 apie x. The well (Bees ra aieamahip § SANTIAGO DE CUBA, wil leave pier 46 North river, Wednesday. June 16, at 3 P.M. Rates of Paseage 10 Cowes, Hamburg or Bremen :—Pirst 'es_of cabin, $9; second cabin, $22, go) Arpiy Pply to eR BROS, Gry ‘Agents, freight, at 103 Pearl s treet; for passage, 42 Broadway. STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOT. Every Wednesday, Thuratay and Saturday. 8K. ‘edneatay, June 2. Saturd: June 5. Drafts payable in any part of Bogiand, Ireland: Rcotinn ab current rates of exchange, Apply at THOMPSON'S alice, 78 Broadway, corner oF Rector street. NLY DIRECT LINE To FRA} ok, THE GENERAT, TRAR ATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHIPS ae EEN NEW YO! N EB CALLING AT BR ology. The splentid vessels on this favorite route for the Conti- ‘nent will sail om rid No. 50 North river, gf follows ernent une 13 “Baar June 36 = iy 10 American travetere acing or sep "from the Conti: pent of Europe, by. the steamers of thie lin both trenatt by Ragiiah ra eragt and the discomtts o ron trouble and expenee. "GEORGI i MAOKE na, Agent, 8 Browaway. Steam To LI POOL 0 on, QUEENSTOW N. MALTA aai ‘Thradays 3 rereotten Saturday, dune Cabre p rage, #30, currency. nasngea to Wow Yor ak leweatecion y ‘or freight or cabin paar ly at No. 4 Bowling Green, Fire sleerage pasenge apply at Lil Broadway, 1s HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S te. HANSA, Captain F. Brickenstein. wil! anil, corres ¢ United States mail, from the Bremen pier, foot street, Hoboken, ‘Ov SATURDAY, May 29, 1860, or BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON, Dassen Lonboxe Tava, SOUTHAMPTON and ng atthe following ble in gold — Hire ‘eat Bteerage from Bi To be followed 7 the “wie: Hargeabetmer, to rail on Fhoradayy Jun Tor oF LrelgN oF Pema Or M8 & 001, 68 Brond street. Ue STATES “PASSPORT one, 983, BROAD- way, Faaret Franklin street. aS pO a bated wel Notary Public and ‘Fann aniport ‘Agent. NITED STATES PASSTORT BUREAU—OFFICIAL, © Department of State iseued by A. C. winista take, United States Distriet Clerk's Office, 41 Cham- poser Meena ae eaaree COASTWISE STEAMSHIP: . pare MAIL STEAMSHIP QOMPANY THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND OHINA. Through Thten, New York ‘fo San Pranciseo i D Second Cabin, Steerage, CHANGE OF ai Steamers of Goan RAILING DAYS, foot of Canal 5 North river, 0 nbony mn Vet, Lith and Det mon’ pt when ‘Tove’ daye Tall ou Gasaay, wen the day pre- ne hundred poun adult, Medicine epdanee Free. 34 barcegncit POS ty Nr! anc rat i coNSTtUTION. UNA, Oapraim Omid connecting with Captaty Hiadsor Steamer sig J 1 neots closely with steamer GREAT RE 788 Hue i ene Fraucleco July 8 for China, id Japan, NOTICE 10 Sitierrne.—Freight for atenntar ARIZON cseramde Berean Sree ithe attorded slippers in colieuting Yiatana char For tre ght or pan fo Hehe and ae a foot at the " went, Wreck, COMBAnT'A Hoket oMlee, On, yh _.._ COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, Vee ee one Tver; ob on Saturday, | er d caeiate reaps epply to RD, CO., 29 Broadway, 4 pmaater-a-ereeremianineher setbntrrnuamiacanining aneacecammeaaay [ON IN FARE.-TO REAT SEDUCTION atiniden daa ST. es a nes ; mander, wi tert ah owe Mee keen HNaS aad SISAL AND Mes ar New Mexican Mall fawmte i ad jrenky oe ys f aie pee pine 17 East river, at sapien “The sien id CITY OF ME. Moetata Deaken, Friday, June GLEOPATICN Captain Philips Thursday, duly 6, vs For treight OF pamsoge applyt0, ope 12 e Broadway, ‘PEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS' TOUCHING The A eee ABAD E 4 tain Eldridge, is gatving trl at pier 21 sie eea wid Balurday, sharge for f¢ ii oerstetareer tig nett ye signed Navigation Com; ny to of MALLO ee Apply to Eee te ray amgnnn tee nd, MORRO 10 CASTLE Gat Captain R. Adaing COLUMBIA, Captain E. vas Sice.... ct oe frelgnh oF pansaan, ark WHEELER, Jn, Prowident, No.b Bowling ure Greco, OR bei ol Fr RRCHANTS! STEAMSHIP onal first class steamships ganpriuag he GRANT. caneceNe CIty, GENERAL MEADE. UNITED STATES, The steamship CRESCENT orry, Captain J.B. Hild rill be despatched on Saturday, June 5, at Bo'clock P. Mi, North river. from Freeh t received at through rates for St, Louis, Mobile and The | UNITED STATES will succeed, Saturday, June 12, For frol ght or passage, having superlor accommodations, cen FREDERIC BAKER, 40 Broadway. — OR NEW ORLEANS, CALLING AT HAVANA, ‘he well aaa prene mn ‘aide rr Tee BIE: Lege y is ving freigh fit and ith er 88 North cetvin, ‘Will leave pier 35 North river on Dow rocelgauurdaye June by at U o'elock P, A. nigh bills of lading given to Galvaye Rock Port, Texas Mobile, Als, : (Oe er freight reneived 4 pokey of sailing. it OF paani or Fela STHINGSTON, FOX & CO., 8 Liborty streot, OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwell Line. Steamehips of this line wil leave Dae No. 9 North river at o'clock P. M. penta lows MARIPOSA, Kemble. +++. Saturday, sate & GEO. CROMW ELL, Vaiil.. .Saturday, June I! Freight taken for St. Louis, Mobile ‘and Galveston ee = t and d class, no eh apply to. Re or passage, fret and second lags eee TB. CROMWELL 68 Wet OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. York and Charleston Steamship Company's rst clase sldewect sea ship HATTAN, Captain M. §. Woodhull, s fotarde: June 5, at 8 P. M., sailing from pier No. & jorth rive ‘Accommodations for Through passenger ticket and bils of lading inmued in one nection wiihe fouth Carolina Railroad to ail points South and Southwest and with steamers to Florida ports, joods forwarded free of comrntsyjon, “ie of lading furnished and figned on 1 the pier. jurance by thi alf per J The nee ADGER all Hollows = sail on Saturday, biaes \ienry R. MORGAN & CO., Agents, 26 Broadw: (OBILE—FERNANDINA ROUTE. FFs traclaas side weet sicamer, ALABAMA, Capt Limeburner, leaves on Saturday, June 12, from pier 29, uy Han superior passenger accommodations, po ww recievin, Insurance guaranteed to Mobile at Lig ent, ‘Throughrates to all points ia the interior, "her spt bah 7 nt. Agent, 177 West street. ApYe ty Win THE HERALD DIN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. JOR CHARLESTON, 8. C. S's BM, trom ler Nor @ eet. Throigh ill all fo 1 &Co.) forward free of commision, ranean # Lert Te Ai agent, 78 ‘William street. _The MAGNOLIA will sail June Fouk Oars esta | POINT AND baer I) oft Viet monte The Old Domi: ow teamebty Com int and Rich) —The omin! I despate 2 uh amship. 87 North river, foot of the Seaboard, Inland A alr sine ae Dee ant “Fonueanee Line, Southside and Ngcnens roads and Danville and Virginia Cen a taking ane granting through bills of steal al of to ait inte South hh i? dnaing signed. passace app wich street, Zorner of Dey Troe eh Oa cent. ‘Rtenmuttin pacer eae itd ‘allow ‘ei Ni Portsmouth, on Wed! LBANY AND TROY. VIBBARD and D. DRI: fs geon § on Monday, May SI. re Desbronsen street at M. and Thirty-fourth str 7:13, connecting with vallronda: for al! points North and W est. an BOSTON, Newport and River, Narragansett Steamship Company, The World-renowned Steamers BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE, nanler Brayton, Commander Simmons, wit’ = ere tay’) daily trom ler 3 33 North river, {uot of Vy reel, at Dodworth's celebrated Orchestra, Includiog brass, string and reed pane, ‘wil be attached to h steamer on Its pacerge GRAND PROME: Reed CONCERT every even This is the me Mine ruoninga_ NDAY NIGAT STEAMER, SPECIAL NOTICE. after Monday, June 7, the sexmers BRISTOL ana provit TOENCE will leave for Boston vin Fail River from plier 30 North river (toot rs Chambers street) daily (alternate daya at 6 PM. For the better aceommotation of the npbile th Tm: caus NEWPORT, Commander Lewia; Oi. LONY, Commander Miller, have been alded to this Ine will Ieave for Boston via rt and Fall River, datiy fates excepted at 7 P. Mx, from pler 98 North’ river, ere ‘may be no misunderstanding Fegarding tue placl sPtbeligur ll whe eiertied ar Poa” petinein cok ine via Fall River, Pye in steamboat ex train, ‘ia New press nat Bly ToRtwicg 3 morning. Newport baasengers will he much better accommorated by leaving New York on the boats at 7 o'clock, as they will not be dis turded in the morning. i can ship in New York up to 7 o'clock each evening for Bostou. JAMES FISK Managing Di M. T. Stowe, General Superintendent. Citas. H. Varia, General Passenger Ag UDSON RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS FOR ALBAN and Troy, connecting with No and Western iraing, jeave New York at Sand 10:45 A. M., an ‘and 4.6.90 and th P.M, Drawing room cars attached to all day traine and care to night traing, The 6:30 P. M. train runs on St ‘APHIL 3, 1809. WM. H. VANDERBILT, Vice ows FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY—BY THE PAST a ots a Bess Slogan Fiver steamers ks in. pees world, Pare only jn leas ral a Rarih aoa Say oinertise. Like reduction to all pointe West, Korth seg the New York Central, All Kentealner and earateen, = ye ateamers aan Fee at6 o'clock, from pi North fore eivar, £08k of Brin ring and Connecticut leave alt DVERTISEMENTS FOR THR HERALI RLOMTED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR A BRANCH OFFICE, 146 FULTON BTRIE News YORK AND HARLEM fensoan Now York, Apri hy will leave. by Diy street and Fourth Po -) on M,and4 tan A oe aw: a &e., and chatharn ae ' of BY P Weonuovr, Superintendent, de, = EXOURSIONS, Li ABOARD FOR THR FISHING BANKS.—tuw well known, staunch, seagoing and aplendidly fitted dieamer WYOMING, with tipper and lower aaloon and every accommodation for indies an) children, so favorably knowa ‘aa the boat for fith, Captain George F. Holton, will bye ht ont eve day, except fat urday, leaying North ‘Williamaborg, at 7; Eighth streat, Eau river, ai Pas mip ZMci Oh iatoplier street 04 Pier No, ieorih river o'eloel HOLMES, acces. oF THE NEW Rad al tht pineret A : im OLLOW wit ack na x apoonat She has auperd accommodations for both Indy and Ee lemen gers. Ane Land of musie will he fn altendanee, ard will be left undone to make this a most selec He excursion, Tickets oan be procured nt Prado pty , Demontao’s corner Broadway and Chanibers "he otc Hott Tes oMAPIN, Manager. a ‘3 FOR THE HERALD os eRe CED IN BROOKLYN At OUR pitancit OFFICE, 146 FULTON STRLR ———_ —— ews Ney Lath aes STEAMBOAT JOSEPIINE, CAN ved exciirsions. Apply at the Staten Jeland ferry olen, foot 0 iteball street, OR RON DOUT, PovaHicRgrrsie, ere aad at Cozzens' ‘ Cornwal: Ih Mion, Jeamboats T OnE CORNELL Bars leave pier foot of Harrison atreet, daily, at 4 BW YORK YACHT CLUB REG. = steamer JOSEPHINE will nan cet of | and gentlemen to witneas above jabs and fri ertre tek an ronday rooms Noa anid and SEE | | | |