The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1870, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMEROIAL, vil le WALL STRE} SATURDAY, May 88—6 Pu. | ‘The fnancial situation at the close of the week 18 buoyant in answer to the very favorable character of THE BANK STATEMENT, which exhibits a gain of over a million in reserve against an increase of only a million and a half in iabilities. The specie item hay fallen off about a million four hundred thousand doilars tn conse: quence of the large export of specte during the week, The Increase in legai tenders represents the further accumulation of capital at this ceutre, A decrease of seven hundrea thoy. fand dollars in loan’ is attributed jess te contractile movement on the part of the bap» 2a to the return of money which the borre- 3 than get at lower rates in the open marker . _ wers could the surplus over the legal rear’ banks now holding $26,024 quired Amit, The for" 421 to excess of the re- ditions of the heat wvwing table shows the con- 8 this week compared with last:— « The gain in erve is $820,318, the ANS... ecle fay 2. May 28. changes. re 0,251,077 — $279,650,743 Dec By iry 338 Ba, 116,935 8 1,858,900 culation “88,191,618 eposils. .. 226,552,926 225, 0u8,, Legal Var. 69,023,308 61,013,078 LW GOLD LOWER AND DULL. The gold market was unsettled, in sympathy with Mhe fuctuations in the foreign exchange market, and declined from 114% to 11434, the lower quotation being made on the showing of a full decrease of three millions of dollars in the value of the goods imported during the week as compared with the preceding weck. Subsequently there was a reaction on the announcement thai the cotton receipts of the ‘week were only 30,000 ba.es; but the tendency of the market to advance is combated by the opportunity afforded at any slight rise to ship ponds to Europe, where five-twenties have been higher for the past Sew days ana are now quoted at a figure which permits exports from this side with gold at 114% a 115 and exchange at 109%, The disposition of the room is strongly bearish, and the carrying rate toalay averaged aboutene and a half per cent. The ex- pectation is also largely indulged in that the ‘Treasury will not curtail, if ic do not enlarge, the programine of gold sales during the ensuing month, The course of the market is shown in the ‘table:— 10 A.M 1P.M. 10:38 A. M. 2PM 20:52 A. M. 3PM 42M. . 4PM 12:37 P. M, 5PM Holders of goid paid one to four per cent to have ‘their batances caried, The Luropean steamers took ut $1,070,000 in specie. Tue operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold eleared Gold balance: a 145,898 Carrency balances. + 474,072 A movement is on foot to have. ‘the Gold Room closed on Saturdays at three o*clock P. M. THE GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME FOR JUN. Much speculation was done to-day with recard to the probable programme of Mr. Boutwell curing next month, As June begins on Wednesday there will be five Wednesdays and five Thursdays in which to conduct his sales of gold and purchases of bonds. Hence the street has drawn the inference that he will sell at least five millions of gold and purchase seven or eight millions of bonds. GOVERNMENTS STRADY AND QUIET. ‘The government list was quiet and, despite the lower quotation for gold, steady, the timpression ex- isting that the government will purchase largely enough next month to counteract tie influence of a ‘weaker gold market, The following were the final street prices:—United States currency sixes, 112% a 113; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 1173¢ a 11734; do. do., coupon, 1175 a 11734; do. five-twentles, registered, May and November, 111% a 111%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 112% a 112%; do. da., 1864, do. do., 111% @ 111%; do. do., 1865, do. do., 11134 a 111% do, do., 1865, coupon, January and July, 113% a 114; do. do., 1867, do. do., 11444 @ 11434; do. do., 1868, do. do., 114 a 114%; do. ten-forties, registered, 108 a 10814; do, do., coupon, 108 jg a 103%. MONEY EASY. ‘The money market was easy at three toxour per cent, with exceptions at five. Before the close of banking hours heavy balances were offered at three percent without regard to the class of coliateral. Commercial paper was current at six percent for prime double names. FOREIGN EXCHANGE ‘was heavy in the forenoon at 1097¢ for sixty days and 304g for sight bills, and one leading house reduced ‘the rates to 109% and 11034, at which large amounts of bills in second hands were offered on the street. The market becoming active at the lower figure the house referred to ceased drawing, aud the market closed at the original quotations, STOCKS DULL. ‘The stock market was dull and the transactions at the two boards comprised only a 1ew thousand shares, At the opening prices were heavy and de- clined about a half per cent for the leading railways, but an active speculation started up in Pacific Mail, tue price of which advancing to 43% imparted buoy- ancy and strength to the whole list. Reading and Pitsburg rose to the highest quotation of the season. Boston, Hartford and Erie was weak and broke tu 3X, but subsequently rallied with the general list on the appearance of the bank statement. The foi- Jowing were the closing prices of stocks at the last scesion of the Board:—Cunton, 67 a 6834; Cumber- Jand, 45; Western Union, 32 a 32}4; Quicksilver, 8% bid; Mariposa, 7 a 8/4; do, preferred, 154g a @ 1634; Pacifie Mall, 42% a 42%; Boston Water Power, 1544 @ 18%; Adams Express, 638% a 64; Wells-Fargo Express, 155 a 15%; do. serip, 334 @ 3%; American Express, 4854 044; United States Express, 45 a 463¢;. New York Central, consolidated, 100% a 100%; do. scrip, 9654 a 96%; Hariem, 14434 a 144%; Erie, 23)¢ a 234; Reading, 10576 a 106; Lake Shore, 9734 a 97%; Minois Central, 1883, a 14034; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 108%%; Chicago and North- western, 81%; do. preferred, 8934 @ 8934; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnatl, 79 a 793; Rock Island, 118% a 118%; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 6534 a 65345 do. preferred, 80)¢ a 80%; Toledo and Wabash, 655% @ 55%; Fort Wayne, 95 bid; Ohio and Misstssippi, 39% a 3944; Delaware and Lackawanna, 110}¢ a 111; New Jersey Central, 100% a 10934; Chicago and Alton, 116; do. preferred, 116}g a 11834; Morris and Essex, 93% 2 94; Hannibal ana St. Joseph, 117 a 11734; do. preferred, 116 a 11644; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 4 a 444; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana + $51,244,000 Central, 1934 a 19%. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following shows the highest aud lowest prices to-day for the leading speculative shares:— Highest. Lowest, 10926 New York Cen. & Hud. consolidated. 101 New York Central & Hudsvn scrip.. Te Milwaukee and St. Paw 65, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 804 Ohio and Mississippl. eens 387 New Jersey Uenuai. 100g Western Union Telegraph 31% Pacilic Mail......... 41 SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. The Southern list was dull and generally steady, The Tennessees were heavy and lower, the new bonds declining to 56. The following were the closing prices at the Tennessee, ex cou- pon, 604 a 61; do. new, 56% a 57; Virginia, ex coupon, 69 a 69%; do., new, 68% a 6934; Georgia sevens, 95 bid; North Carolina, ex coupon, 48% a 4036; do. new, 25 @ 26/4; South Carolina, ex coupon, 9536; dO. new (July), 824 a 82)4; Missouri sixe® 935% @ 94; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 94% a 04%; Louisiana sixes, 763g 077; do, levee sixes, 74% a 754; Alabama fives, 74 a 78; do. eights, 102 a 10214; Arkansas sevens, 75% @ 76. THE RAILWAY MORTGAGE: The following were the bids for the railway mort. gage bonds:— New York Cen 6's, 1883.. 92 Gt West 2d m, I New York Cen 6's, r @. Hom York Cop 6a, sub «. NY Con 7's, ae 365 <S5 ’ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 2y, 1810,—TRIPLE SHEET, Braatiettenuc 8 ne. ere Lys «Bs I is Rygreancliaygudi:. WeWe tie larka * saves buMg ‘Toll Poo “kW, W ne The 9° THE CLPY BANK SHARES, abe vilowing were the bids to-day for the elty bank wesi—New York, 143; Manhattan, 147; Maena- nics’, 139; Union, 190; America, 147; Phenix, 110; Mechanics and Traders’, 125; National, 117; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 103; State of Now York, 108; Oceun, 89; Mercantile, 125; American Exchange, 1114; Chatham, 170; Bank of the Republic, 118; Bank ot North America, 107; Hanover, 1083; Irving, 116; East River, 111}4; Nassau, 104; Shoe and Leather, 165; Cora Exchange, 120; Continental, 100; St, Nich- olas, 117; Commonwealth, 11434; Importers and Traders’, 157; Park, 166; Manufacturers and Mer- chants’, 100; Central National, 114; Fourth Na- tiong!, 10834; Ninth National, 116; Tenth National, 125; Oriental, 150; Gold Exchange, 60; Bankers and Brokers! Association, 106, TUE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK, The imports other than dry goods and specie at the port of New York from foreign ports for the week ending May 27, 1870, were $2,501,710. The iinports of foreign dry goods at New York dur- ing the past week and since the beginning of the year were ag follows:— a y For the wee} 1863, 809, 870. Entered at port. 5 30,236 $1, byt 108 ‘Thrown on market.. i ‘014, 089 2983, i451, 341, 187 Shree Jan. 1, Eniered at port,....82 660,976 43,863,118 45,186,770 Thrown on market.36,781,675 43,372,507 46,981,627 The total imports at this port for the past week amount to $3,616,503, against $6,646,173 the previous week aud $6,072,985 for the corresponding week of last year, ‘The total imports at New York for the week compare as follows:— Week Ewling Toul, Week Ending May 28. Mareh 1 March ly. THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. Tue following shows tie reaults of to-day’s busi- ness at the Sub-Treasury in this cit rosie balance yesterday Currency receipts. Currency payments, Currency balance. General balance... Customs... $1,040,090 cancelled gold certificates were sent to Washington, SALES AT THE EW YORK STOCK EXCHANE. Saturdny, May 28—10:15 A. M. oteNY C&H Rbo 101 200° do, 100; 82,037,046 368,000 7 & -b8 Mag 2000 OS 6-20," cy "83. .88 11415 10000 US 6's, 10-40, c. « 108g 400 do.., a 20000 US 6's, cur’cy... . 118 200 Cleve & Pitts. b10 109 tes — oe i555 100 Chi &NW BR pt. 20 d TWO NYC wae 3000, di 10000 Tol&W con cv bda 1000 Cleve & Pitta, dth.. Sae0 Quin & Tol 1s 1, & 10st ma. O ahs Atm Exchige Bie up 110 Gen Nat Bi 25 Bk of New Yo Ww logos. 138 160 Mor & BS RH. 9cu 0 doe Eri 2 ‘or i ” 5 '. 2 Aah eae ane ae Sb: 113g aiguve US bad, c, °67.88 114 #10000 Tenn 6's, One SCleck Pp. M. 6 30 she Erie 4 0 Readin; aE. 660, do. 10000 NY C&H c...be 100 Adams Kx.....°.b3 WON Y C&HRRED c 100% 65 Erie RR....... 23° 200 Wert Un Tat. Pacitic Mail. NY Ceutrai NY Con scrip... Ere. 96 aig 08 1083 a 109 & Mi 394 a Bost,Hart&iirie. ga 435 “GiVE ME MY BONDS. The Gardner-Alexander Bond Smuggling Case—Continuation ef the Examination Befere the Surrogate. Mrs. Virginia C. Burke, daughter of the late Car. tain Alexander, of New Orleans, shows no sigus of wearying in the contest with the Gardner and Gratr families for the possession of the money and bonds of which her father was possessed at the time of his decease. The investigation was resumed yesterday by Surrogate Hutchings. Charles D. Westcott was recalled and testified that for tie three bonds received trom James W. Graft he got $2,322; Giaf’ toid him he did not want “he old folks!’ to kaow it, as they had other bonds, and if they knew he had sold these they would not be likely to let him have more; with regard to moneys patd to Graif he had a memorandum of some items which he had kept, but he had possibly given him other sums; he was not nite clear as to the amount tecelved Yor the bonds; 615 he had paid Mr. Graff in cash; he had paid the rest and more tham'the rest in printing for Mr. Grati; in fact, Graff was indebted still to him some $400; some of the ch: arges against him were long prior to the receipt of the bonds, Mr. Redfield here moved for an order requiring Mr. Westcott to deposit the proceeds of the bonds in @ trust company or give abond for the amount to await the decision of the Court. Mr. Spencer argued that such an order was be- yond the power of the Surrogate under the law, that only giving the authority to take tie property in specie. ee argued for Mr. Westcott to the same eri The Surrogate held that tne bonds having been sold he could not grant the warrant. The circum. stances uuder which the bouds came to his hands were suspicious, but the property was the only thing tq be reached under the statute. The remedy of the petitioner was by suit. John Graf was then called and testified that he first knew of his brother's having these bonds from the published accounts in the papers; in January, 1869, his brother James was just about making a living out of his printing office; none of the Gardners had told him anything about Captain Alexander's bonds, and the first he knew of them was from the public trials; he had not vislied the Gardners very much; he had seen them about twice a year; he had hardly been on visiting terms with them; quite lately he had heard that a bond had been given to his brother Adrian. The matter was then adjourned to Monday at two P.M. EMIGRATION. The Arrivals During the Past Week. ‘The total arrivals of passengers by steamships and emigrant packet ships at this port trom foreign ports during the past week were as follows:— Stamshipe. Port From No. of Paseen Main. Bremen ‘Amaranth. Heimath Total number of paspencers.... The remains recent ia floating foot of Bast Thirty. four rte tet saw | A Morgue, from ‘wer discovered on the body have been icehilfied ay tose of William 8 Sickles, lato of No, 234 East ‘Thirty-third street, In the Pockets of Aeconaed 8 Evo ie ietters prance to his wife, and also a letter opfecommen- dation from his former employers, Scss's. Bradley, Keefer, Welty 4 vo,, 46 and 48 Lispenard street, dated Noveniher 1, 1809, stating that he had Igtt the Scrvices of that firm for the purpose of golng tnd Bast Indies, From the tone of Sickles? letters ins wife there remains scarcely a doubt but that he commutted suicide, but the motive tor the act 16 notapparent, Below will be found copies of the X BS letters referred to:— 1870, reop not. for me, ‘weep for yourself MY RB bad and tink "Muy the God of love and mercy ever bless you and ig ite Is the dying praylug of of your heart brok con Naw Youx, January 7, 1870, My Dra Immediately tutors my varents, Do not allow any iuquest or examination. Let the elty 4 rutihort ties bury me, Your affectionate husband, To Wnom 17 MAY ConcauN-—If_ my wife should Be fe at home ask to see the lady of the house and faform her. The widow of the unfortnnate man will be searched out, and, in all probability, she will be able to he the mystery attendiug her husband’s death. ee tieket (but no money) was found 1a Sickles? et, and it is possible that pecuniary dls- FaIDAy, January 1 tress was te the impelling cause which prompted his sudden exit from an exisience tuat seemed to have no further charms for him. COPARTNERSHIPS, ‘A DANSON ROBINSON, THE SENIOR PARTNER OF ‘our late firm, having ded on the Biel day of May, 1810, the Grin of Robinson, Cox & Co, thereby became dissolv ved 01 that days, No busiueus connection naw ‘exite between the surviving partners, ‘The business of the galt late fern n will be Wound up-and liquidated at the ofice, No. $1 Wall stree:, New York city. hee of tha surviving partners will sign the late urm name In Liquidation. COLEMAN T, ROBINSON. oie MANU UE.” Dated May 27, 187, N OTICE. Mr. George Barlow retires from our firm from June 1, on account of ill hy fae 5 No, $ Clinton place, igh bite Broadway. FFICE OF ROBINSON, CHASE & CO. Bunkers and Brokers, No. 18 Broad atreet, New York, May 27,11 ‘The undersigned have this day formed a co} pull} for the purpose, of transucting a general ban Dg and. stock commission business. EUGENE N. ROBINSO) GEORGE H, CHASE. THOMAS B. ATKINS, WILLIAM T, MORRIS, Post office box 2404. BUSINESS: OPPORTUNITIES. A. PARTNER WANTED—WITH 1,500, IN class established bi money secured. Liberty street, rooms 28 nid | 20, trom 10 t 1 to 4. TABLISHED REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER live, experienced man, who has Address 0. 0., box 108 Herald office, RARE CHANCE TO. MAKE A LITTLE FORTUNE can be secured for 15,000; secured by letters paten millions will be demanded. ‘Address INVENTOR, box 2, Fost oflice, New York. 8 AND capital of #3 000, ts requested to call on oF, address. for iwo days BALLER, Tremont, 665 Broadway, and investigate business opporti ity. FIRST CLASS CORRESPONDENT AND GOOD worker wante!—To go to Boston, to take charge of a wholesale business for the entire New En; States, for which there is a patent and tremendous as will mitted, a good party, with reference as to sobriety, can have ranat deposit 81 jh ry and commission on sale; as security for stock taken with him, replenished almost weekly (rom the ‘New York manufactory. Address ENTERPRISE, Herald oiice, A BUSINESS MAN WITH $10,000 “TO 15,000, Rural ti ‘a copartnership in some establisued commercial, manu business. Partice having either will * facturing or importin; nd real name, for one week, address, with particula ACTIVITY, Herald office, PARTNER WANTED—WITH 81,000 OR take full charge of finances in the paint ‘and ofl b - risk; reference given and required. Address D, box 43 Hudson City Post ollice, N. J. PINE CHANCE FOR A PARTY WANTING A GOOD paying businesn—A Leech Breeding establishment, con- ventent to Y leeches now, on hand; profite 6,000 per Fear and ‘ean be iucreased; five acres of land, with improvements ; price $10,000. 8. IRELAND, 201 Broaaway, (OR SALE—AN INTEREST IN A LARGE AND VALU- able tract of Minera! and Agricultural Lands in Missouri, located near rafiroad and water communication; lead, cop: per, fron, £c., have been discovered in large quant End exatbine charts and specimens. of mineral at 14 Broad- way, room No. §, from 10 A. M. to4 P.M. nod SALE OR EXCHANGE—A STEAM TUGBOAT, 60 fect long, 17 feet beam, 82 Jonna a good condition. Inquire at Nos. I and 8 New Bowery. § OTEL—AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED, WII some eapitai, who is thoroughly competent to take en- Ure charge of a medium sized hotel fn a central and pleasant loontion in this clty. Address HOTEL PARTNER, Herald oftlge. 5 OB PRINTING,—PLENTY OF WORK AND LOW RENT to Gye job printer about park business or wishing to Femove. Apply at 4 East Eighteenth street, LUMBER MANUFACTURER WANTS A PARTNER, With cupital, to open a retail lumnber yard tn New York, tosell planed lumber, mouldings, 4c, Address M., box 103g Post olfice, Montreal. RINTING.—100,000 LARGE CIKOULARS, (6x12)' 8755 ‘Eenvelopes for me iling, 2c. package ; 1,000 finert, largeat 8 5; Law Cases, Compicie, $20; all com- 3 Garde TTON | PRINTING COMPANY, 2 Park row. ESTAURANT.—A GENTLEMAN HAVING worth of fixtures complete desires a party with $2 40 #5,0.0 to join hun; best location ow Broadway fuvoral arrangements made with a good party. Address PERCIVAL, box 5,04 Post oitce. VANTED=A PARTNER IN A RETAIL DRUG STORE, doing @ good trade; one who understands the business and is wi.ling to iio Samal! amount of capital. Refer. Tice, V ANTED—A LADY WITH FURNITURE OR MONEY Mo Join me in Alting wpa country hotel of 45 roome, Address HOUSEKEEPER, H ANTED—ALL WHO ARE LOOKING FOR A LEGIT- imate money making business to call and examine something new, novel and very taking. CHAMPION, 267 Broadwa; ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF ABILITY AND EXPE- rience and with $5,000 to. #10,0W capital to take the business inanagement of an. Important new manufactur, enterprise under vainable patent, now organtning here beat references required, Address in confidence pox 2,970 P: oflice. WA StED-1W0 | EXPERIENCED | BUSINESS MEN and first class saleamen to take charge of a branch ency on commission in a Southern and Western city. The ight men, with satisfactory references, can make a enfe fand prostable arrangement.” Call-on FA. HUNT, 68 War- ren st, 500. —PARTNER WANTED, TO ENGAGE IN THE 1) manufacture of an article wanted by the whole et Sodas ing five hundred per cent profit, 95 Liberty street, room $1. 200.7 ARTNER WANTED, IN PLACE OF ONE retiring, who has been connected with the advertiser for nine years in 5 popular first ciass entertain- font, which clears over 416,00) annually. Only an agreen: ble, temperate Englishman or American, one who 1a fond of travelling, need apply. A fine openi offered with the Dest manager in the country. Add ., box 24 Herald $1. 500, PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT OQUV. Wanted to travel tor a concern: the party ean Tealize $6,000 per auuum, Address PROFIT, Herald ofc for an interview. $2,000 WANTED 10 EXTEND AN OLD ESTAB- hed manufacturing business; has a large glty gash trade; w Brae cyuatniod with dry xoods pre- ferred. Adirest eral i oilice, + “1 NTLEMAN $5,000. Aces uaaas or mememaance ald Nd go abroad _ Adare $5 OOK’ OR UPWARDS-—-TO JOIN A SOUTHERNER 1) who will put in double amount in merchandise; business South; rare Seperate best references given and required, Adaress LORD, Herald oflice. $10. 000 “OR. 15,000 WANTED-—BY A PARTY having the machinery of a rubber factory, 10 carry on the business, the parties putting in the money to manage the Gnances; profits large and trade sure. Address KUBBER, Herald oilice, for three daya. References ex- $20. OOO SBECIAL caritaL WANTED—FOR Jong, eatabiishe and very lucrative ste Dusmness, Address 1.. box 1,519 $20.000 CAritaL, WANTED-ON LOAN oR pecial partnership, without, service meet increased trade of prominent eongern, mak bag Miebin; good collateral security given ; #6,600 meow profit; reference exchange, ‘nmediately. ni ‘annual rincipals, only appoloting in- terview, addiess INVESTIGATE, Herald office ie ae 1; ane Seema te Acptie Ale oe 4 =< ONLY,-MONEY iv ork cod Brookiyn property; StINas, COLVIN & § SALMON: NY Mares Rpt WANTS TO ‘OBTAIN A . LOAN, fe eh strobe ‘on improved city property, can ER BROTHERS, ig Pine ine street. WILLARD & CO, My PINE Sreuey, WILL urchase First and Secon: origates In New York or fi or negotiate loans on samme, Principals a need 0 ALL STR Et NIN NE! 1 VOR ‘spaeaah FOUR PER CENT INTER oni ON DE- Persons desirous of receiving relents ton, their Apaney and Peer wh fee tH en te cee K, nie ch peg deposi whic! Oran ad Suaibees at the rate of FOUN PLit CENT ms Moaliectiohe made on any part of the world, with immediate returns, at the lowest current rat ‘Orders for purchase or gale of stocks, bonds or gold promptly executed, NTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF F EACH MONTH. Citizens’ Savince Bank, No. 88 Bowery, soulnwest corner of Canal street, , Money deporited pow will draw interest nd June}, at the rate of dix Per Centon all yet tei bt Fatarone paid or credited in July january of oach yohank open every diay, fromm 19 A.M. 10,8 P. Mo and on Mondays and Saturdays trom 10 A, ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON “BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN M fume.ot B50 to 82,800, MUEL BROWN & SON, 9434 Pine street, New York, Moz¥ TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED NEW r TORE Crs },U00 to Feal estate only, in summa of from $31,001 ee aioe FICE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE OP timerienn Mergbanid (Baten Express Company, I ike Houta of Dire ire reclane of a sormpa thelr regular rst held this Grtend of three’ S) per cent on its a outstanding erat necks geen 1b, Sera sfits net earnings prior to the ist st, *he transfer books will be closed on the 25th day of June Kk P.M. and reopened at 10 o'clock A. M. on ae sorclet aly next. ene KNAPP, Secretary. on OF NEW FORE EQUIZABLE INSURANCE schisms Npw Yori, May, 1870, | ual election for Directors of this cot held ai ‘flies, on Monday, the 6th day ere The polls wilt open at 32 M. ant soa Le giatook, P.M, ROPOSALS “260,000 DOCK “soba OF THE Soe New York.-<Seuled proposals will be received at ihe Comptroller's oiice until Tuesday, June 1870, a o'clock Ps May when the same will e publicly opened for the whole or any part of th yf B2i k Bonds of nihorized oe ey ry of the act, Chapter tats rama es £70, and by a Tesolution of the Com: chapter a, Lew audking Funds prose Muy 1, 1270, Said stock will bear ne y Loar re of seven cent per annum, payable on ‘May and November in fuch year, Ad the ct Wil Mo redeemed on the lat day of cree 0] roposala will stato the amount of bonds desired the erate fee per S100 thereof, and the Fersona whosy pro} are accepted will thereupon be required to deposit with the paar “ meee awarded to them respectively, together ith any premiums thereon. W On predenting to the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham- berlain for such deposits the parties will be entitled to receive certificates for equal amourts of the py value of the sums awarded to them, bearing iuterest from’ the dates of pay- ment. ‘Euch proposal shonld be sealed, and endorsed “Propor: for Dock Bonds of the City of New York,” and ‘enclosed me a second envelope, ‘addreasei to the Coinptroller. ‘Whe right is reserved on the part of the Comptroller to re- it apy or all oi the bed if in his judgment the interests of 6 corporation require y KIIFARD 3. CONNOLLY, Comptrolier. City of New York, Department of Finance, Comptroller's office, May 26, 1 | a AVENU?: SAVINGS BANK, Comer Third avenue and Twenty-sixth street, en daily from 10 to 8, and on the evenings of Monday, Wecnesany and Saturday, from 8 to & Six per cont Interest paid on gums from #1 to 16,000, ce LOAN— ‘ON NEW YORK CITY ane ee rot $500; 8100.0 Loan tngumos ot ps Joan in su 4 bi i) OTT & CO., 10 Pine street. WANTED. 10 BORROW $15,000, TO BI: APPLIED IN mproveuients on first class business property in Brook- ay coating #101), end now paying 30 pet cont. fn; first mortgage 50,000, Addi ox 178 Herald ‘ANTED-BY A LADY, THE SUM OF 500, ON A chattel mortgace of turniture worth four times the amount, Address SOMFORT, Herald ofilee. O00 WANTED.-ON FIRST MORTGAGES ON 4. Real Estate in New Jersey worth £12,000, ono to five years, for which bonus will be pal. Address LOAN, Herald ollice. _ foie 000. TO $10,000 WANTED—ON FIRST MORT. Eage ‘on very fing up town desirably looated ‘Address relling House and Lot, ‘No brokers t office, $20.00 avenues, below Fifty-ninth street negotiated, $200,000 festchester county. TO LOAN-NO_ BONUS REQUIRED— On Real Lstate, between Third and Bighth First or Second @. BENNET, 67 Cedar TO LOAN-ON MORTGAGE, IN sume to sutt, in this city, Brooklyn and earehold and Second Mortgages NMAN & SON, 25 Pine street. wanted, TO , LOAR—OW BOND AND MORT- $210. 000 kage on New York and Brooklyn pro- lortgages wanted. qo. eee CALLENDE & LAURENCE, 80 Pine street. 500, 00 29, LOAN--AT7 PER CENT, ON BOND 2)! And mortgage on (Orat class, improved few York clty property, in sume from $5,000 to $20, discount, Apply to erORRIS Mortgages bough shots, ie le ene ee aE: “LOAN OFFICES. _ ‘At 71 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs—'Tho highest cash "advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or the same bought. Pawn: brokers’ tickets bought, at 7 77 Bleecker street, A’ 1272 BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTY.SECOND and Thirty-third streets, up alaira.—Money loaned on Perennal property of every description. | Same bought, and fold. WM. A, GLOVER, a Clty! ELRY STORE, 7233 BROADWAY, UNDER NEW « Hotel--Higheat briges paid fe Diognonis, Watches, dia Goldene Sliver Laces, Cumel's Halt Shave gc, the same sold, LYNG! ROADWAY, CORNER FULTON STREET (KNOXS prising = Basinets established fifteen years.—NEW- MAN buys, sells or advances libsrally on Dia- mond, Watches, Jewelry, Life Policies, Merchandise and other Securities negotiated for, TAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER ‘Ware bought, and money 1oaned on them, by GEO. C. ALLEN, 613 Brondway, under the St. Nicholas Hotel, be- tween Broome and Spring streets, BROADWAY, eu9 2 609 corner Houston street, roome Nos. 6 and 6, 609 6.9 dealers 6 609 Diamonds, Au fiche 6u9 Pianos, Puen ure, &e. BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH SIREET, UP Stairs—Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Laces, Shawls, fe.; same bought, Private sen ‘or ladies. TO ADVANCE—ON DIAMONDS, $50, 000 Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, silks, awl, Laces, foci nleo Pianos and Furniture, or th 3) DHUNBON & CO. Loun cong is91 Boy bought. A ~NEW CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, dhe £8 Waverley place, near Broadway. Reduced term for the summer scan Private lessons for the Pianoforte and Singing from 87 per quarter. Regular classes 5. Pupils accommodated with private practice, aerees te the late Organist and Chotrmaster of the Chapel MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, {4 Union square, next Clarendon Hotel. Thorough instruction in’all branches of music, N. B.— Ladies and gentiemen posseasing good volces, but wantlag cultivation and instruction In readiog musi, will be taught on certain conditions at liberal terms, Algo particular atten- tion paid to those who wish to learn to play on the organ for professional purposes, HENKY SCHROEDER, Director. YOUNG PIANIST OF DISTINCTION WISHES AN engagement; owns a large assortment of classical and modern dancing ini Address A. Bey box 180 Herald offic GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON jano at pupil's residence, 84 meee month; children clay brant player in short Address highest reterences. | Digi nde MUSIC.—A PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO DE- Mt mentin a Roman Catholic Church in Address ROSSINI, Herald office. 0, New York or Brooklyn. NUITAR AND SINGING.—NAPOLEON W. GOULD, in a few lessons to accom: 894 Fourth aventie, between venth and ‘Twenty-elghth streets, Banjo taught practically by note, ATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, Eighth street, beween Broadway and Fourth avenue. ‘Terms, #10 per quarter. No vacation. NLY $2 PER MONTH.—LESSONS ON THE PIANO by an experienced teacher; method easy. Special at- tention pad to beginners, Practice desires. 200 Wet Fil: let reet. bank SEKKING A PLEASANT HOME, WHERE Anstruetion in music, French, Knglish and German wil \@ given through the suramer, m: s Miss JACKSON, Young Ladies’ Seminary, avenue a aad et, N.Y. EUROPE, - AME. HOVELAQUE, English and French Boarding Ho No.7 Rue Chatesubriaind Cham a Blyteen, _Amorloan patronage solicited. wy “WINES, Lid UORS, « @ Lous CAHN, 202 BROADWAY, HAS OPENED A brane bustess ia Wines and ‘Liquors of his own tt portation, and Sample oor, at 661 Broadway, between pring and Prince streets. We invite our numerous friends to call and examine our fine aelected Rtogk of the choicest brands and vintages. ORARLES ¢ CAHN, formerly of the Lafarge Hotel. ce KREN! ADVERTISEMENTS, ODEN! DEMANDE — UNE HONNETE, JEUNE DEMOISELLE francaise ou sutsse, pour donner instruction pratique (pas theoretique) dans la pronunciation et la lecture fran- caise a deux garcons. De preference une demoiselle recem- ae Sr geeig Med ut f oe ge, taoglats, ay lent uo le francais. ire roodera, iresser FRANCAIS, vox 150 Herald oftos (HE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS—AC- knowledged the best instruments at on in the world. aces of the’ Paris Exposition medal and seventy-tive other New. styles, in Resonant cases, with Euphone ora other most resent improvements, Press reduced, $50, 875, S10 00, #9560 to $1,000 each. Second’ hand pate poroes wor oie wakes es low prices. “Organs forent. Wareroome 690 Broadway, New Yor PER WEEK OR 810 PER QUARTER FOR NEW- eat style and thorough instruction on the planorcrte, fy a brilliant pertormer aud experionced teacher trae ig chained of See ‘a penile an. References to former an resen' | pecial attention to begi: - ancna PIANISE, dlefald ofce, ieee y oon NEW PUBLICATIONS. & yoRE ‘YOURSELF."—AVOID MEDICAL QUAOKS who reb and poison thelr victims, For a “special lst of 7 oF more Private, Medical “Wo , Invalusl able 10 those who nee jem, send a three it WELLS, 880 Broadway, New York, cent samp 16,8, By pe MODENWELT FOR JUNE 16 NOW RE, PY ni Can be had of all news deaie % al atreat, New York, Tuporter of = Bow toe aol te ance Klexant EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS ARD LINE, 2 North ify Ye Prf6 mise soar Hall Stonmaahs bet! at Cork hart Da We ni ey in Ary aa +i ene 4 si Ta Lreryool| apd Guba eo ald et oa f at rates, as Airy siven for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, or Fo ‘and cabin passage apply at the company's ome defer beth audit i Broeinag wanna! Falling B10 AND FROM FRANCE. Dye surg American Packet Company's tron Mas HOLSATIA, Capt . Meier, earring the SS oe maits, will sail on Tuesday 10, at 3 Pe MO LYMOUTIL CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG, taking paarougers to London Ras ath) re Parla (via hi s Fi frat Sabin, B13 Btcond Cabin, $72; Steerage, S25, Le 1 ‘aya o masher Siaies gold coin, NCONHAN UA Coe” eB RiCHARD & BOAS, ee eneral A ‘Gengeal nae Agents Broad street N Barclay atreet, Pra DON 1 AND NEW YORK STEAMSIIIP LINE. Rates of passage reduced, ere wail direct to London from pler No. h river. PARANA. June TL PARAGUAY, July 2 BELLONA July 18 Baits of passage, payable iz currency Firat cabin, second cabin, teerage, $25, Passonzers booked ‘to Hamburg’ Bromen, Havre, Paris, Antwerp and Kotterdam at rea currency rates. baer 2 HowEsNB & ASPINWaLt, A HE ARCHOS LINE, Mats TO ent or LIVERPOOL AND LON- Favorite Clyde built passenger sicamere are intended to we sail as GALEDONTS. INDIA... iowa Werineaday and Saturday th iter, a fecnesday and realtor, a "Prom pier 20.N orth river. at 12 o'clock noon. able in currence; Saving aera w of Derry Derry, ae aoa ae ‘cursion tickets, good. for twelve mont ante” Ginsgow, Liverpool or Derry, 28; intermo- ave, ficates from these ports, $32. - Fastedgers boaked ked to and. from Hamburg, Havre, Rotter- ntwel Co ry low rates. raat isn Fayablo at ‘apy bank tn Great Briain and ¥or futher information apply on the pleamers, foot of Dey street, or at the Com "s oilice, No. 7 Bowlin tra New York, pane ONENDERSON Bi ERS. ay Fe LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.—INMAN LINE: of Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to sail as fol- SiY or BALTIMORE via Halitay.Tueaday, May a1, BEY % CITY OF BROO: urday, June 4, City Oe BRUSsHLS. Saturday, June 1, 1 Me CITY OF ANTWERP. fax. Tueslay, June 14, 1 P.M. And each sncceeding Saturday and alternaie Tuesday, from pier 45 North river, RATES OF PASSAGE. Payable in Gold. Payable in First Cabi 710 | Steerage. . #20 ‘To Londoi ‘To London. . 85 a To Paris. . $0] To Paris. To Halitax, N. 8. 201 To Halifax, N. 8. asecngere sito’ forwarded lo Havre, Hamburg, Breiien, &c., at reduced rates, ‘Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to send for tivir frien ts. For further information app! Da it the Com S Broadway; GTEAM TO an AND EoreRreos, CAR. ef ating torery Wettussdege NEVADA colt! COLORADO, W Willhata From pier 46 North river. Cabin passage, B80 ateerage, gers booked to an from, Parigy ‘Hamburg, Norway Prats on treland, ‘England, France and ow apo 10 P WILLTAMS & GUION, 29 Broadwav. ny’s office, LE, Agent, New York. _ June 1, at4P. M, June 8, at 1 P. M. TEAM, TO Watney AND LIVERPOOL, Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. NEVADA. vs QUER, Dra , Scotland, at current rates of exctisnge. AD) WP} uy at A THOMPSON'S pas: nage fice, 78 Broadway, corner street, OR LIVERPOOL FROM BOSTO! Cunard steamship SIBERIA, on Saturday, June 4. Cabin passage, #80 gold. For freight or passage apply ( hou: or rit or peo a JAMES ALEXANDER. 18 Broad street aetna or CHARLES G. FRANC! KLYN, No. 4 Bowling Green, New York. Nose GERMAN LL LLOYD. BREMEN, HAVRE AND LONDON, via Sonthampton, ‘The new, first class and elegaut ron Mail Steamships HERMANN. ; Thursday, June 2 G, Reichmann. Ssturday, June 4 Of 5,000 tone’ and 10 “hurse po ‘aptain F. Dreyer, wil leave from Bremen pier, foot Of ited street, Hoboken, and take pasvengars to London, Havre, Bremen‘and Southampton, at the following rates:— OELRICHS & CO., 68 Broad street, corner of Beaver, New York. QTEAM To LIVERPOOL, AND QUEENSTOWN. Cunard ALEPPO sails ... mho\see sails. si, i bi iabin passage, #1 cera Stecraye tiekels from Europe issued atioweat traies Partai centage anon eae bowing G Vor steerage pasuage apply at 1H Broadway teint ng. RLES G. FRANCKLYN, IN ATONE, LINE, STEAM TO ee SB olds) QUEERETOWN, from pS PA SeAGE 1 TO. LIVERPOOL, |UEENS- DUCED . <u com oyne 10 A. M. Saturday, June 1, 2 P. M, penne Tune 18, 9 A, M saturday, June 25,9, AM ee i B75 and B65; Prepal sere ‘steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown, Londonderry and Glaszow, 382, gurrency, 1 © company’s ollice, 6) Bro bie iid °F W. HUKST, Manager. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, ‘The General ‘Transatlantic Com Company's mail steamships be- tween New York and Havre, ca ling at Brest. ape Nendid vessels on this favorite ponte, for the Continent from td North river as follows: Wiute DE PARIS, Surmon' 81, LAURENT, Lemarie... PEREIRE, Duchesne. LAPA ‘AYEITE, Roussau. ura Rates of passage, payable in gold Gichtines mine To Brest or Havre—First Cabin, $140; Gecued Cabin, $75. To Paris ttocinding yalway tiekel 145 ans dy) The steamers do not carry steerage passen; American traveliers going to or returning nent of Europe, by taking the st both transit by Fens glish railways and the discomforts of crossing the Channel, besides scving Rei trouble and éx- pe @K0. ! MACKENZIE, 4 68 Broad’ ‘NITED STATES PASSPORT BURFAU, - OFFICIAL Passports of the Department of State [sened by A. C. WILEAMARTH, United States Court Building ‘Chambers street NITED STATES PASSPORTS, INDISPENSABLE for (ravellers, jasued by JOHN BISSELL, Notary and Commlsiloner, for ali the Stat yoke ‘178 Broadway. «Wednesday, June 1 ie ays June 2 Build- gent, WN; pet AND GLASGOW Bi 1 ed CURRENC THE aturday, June 11 the Conti- ers of this line, avoid COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, pacitic MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S. LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA. FREIGHTS AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED, WThrongh rates—New York to San Franclaco :— Firat class. Steerage. 125 B60. according to to ibeation of berth. ‘Those rates include berth, board and all necessaries for the Steamers Ja f” borg line leave Pier No. 49 North river, Cane at o'clock nor ret wie Ee ate aiST OF EACH Mow, cept when thos on Sunda: en the i Sue hundred sg of baggaye fide to each adult. Medt- cipene LALASKA, Captain G: ting with CON. ‘a ', connect [~ silTUrion N Gap gavin ipdlnrnasoodkly Steamer par N wilileave San Francisco July 1, 1870, for OU freight for San Francisco, will go asf n Francisco. wi a ceived untla P.M. Frida (Cea otiertie lerrtasteng Freight tor Central uastioan and South Pacific ports will be received until 4 P. M. on Thursday, June 2, only. All the usual facilities afforded ehippers in collecting inland chargea, ec, For freight or passage tickets, and further information, apply at the ollice, Pier No. 42 North vor. R. BABY, Agent, [ip Rass STATES MAIL TO HAVANA, Atlantic Mai! Steamship Company. Salling regularly every Thursday at 8 o'clock P. M. precigo- ly from pier No. 4 North river. ORRO CASTLE, Captain R. Adams... COLUMBIA, Captain E. Van Sice. MISSOURI, Unptain J. at Edwards ‘(vin Nassau). For freight or passag Ho OF Dae EP WHEELER, Jr. President, No. 5 Bowling Green. FIAVANA, sigan AND VERA cRUZ. New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, Sailing every twenty days, from pler 17 East river. ‘The new steamers OF MERID. en, Thuraday, June 2, at P.M immermian, Wednesday. June 23,3 2, For freight or pas PF AEBRANDRE & SONS, ‘8, 89 roadway. Qi) DOMINGO LINE. For Puerto Plata, Samana and St. Domingo City. * The United States Mail ee iN te iemaors captain A elanoy, Vove norte 0. 4 North river for the aloye norte on | - wie e jay. June 4, at 8 o'clock I Me PRPS rON & CO., 29 Broadwas LESTON, 8. C., THE FLORIDA POR’ Fer ee eeana oushwett. the New Fort and Souk caroline Steam rat, class. sidewhecel steamn- p SOUTH CA 3 on Wednes- fay June 1, saiing trom pier averiar'accommnadatlons for passengers a in con, tickets and bills of cae ith tne Sout ih Gal ean road to all ltd South dnd South arto Floridn For tretate or insurance by ths fue one-half * Thesleamer eer CHAMPION, wil Tollow and sail Saturday, june co., HENRY R. MORGAN & iy Aen aw, COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, 3 oR BERMUDA. PAR " A ieanehin Fi oesob De 8 De ng ng the al Hien Apri wa age Pate fe Beer “sat “oo, Bi York, faye Suter Suge It, Sune 1 freight a Has superior psnengty ant accommodations, 0 cents per dry barre Freight, Payable in United Bintes olde FOF freight ah ye NOMMAN n'BANVEY, Agent, 84 New street,” EXAS: ae Lf Galveston. Sek qr ON ni nit Mine a aaner ARTADN NE, Giptala iBfartdgey at pler 29 att on iat pal ‘on Saturdi 2 4. Hopelon otf the a lero mo be foswnrdes: by our aca eNahan & Co. free of charge. ai x ot Sy & 00., 163 Marden lane, OR NEW “ORLEANS DIREOT. oe ieavingpter No-@ Noni viver arBo'clovk P. Mt, as follows: 8 Ae sane. @ GEORGE ORO! aptel BS membie. ain Clay PP: Freight received aay, " ghfough rates given for Galveston, Tmalaaola, Mobile and St. Louis freight opply on, SL ONOMW EL & Goon 00 'e OOP ts West streak yo NEW, CRUEANS DIRECT, eailin; ROHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, From oe No. “ChISUEA arsi, o'slock Po in Saturday, June 4, Freight received daly. Throngs rates given for St. Louls, Vicksbure, Mobile, Galvenon, ie pene SE aunty to abt OF PAS9 RE DEHIC BAKER, 40 Broadway, RNANDINA ROUTE, iv teamer cere tram tar a0 North’ river. Cargo thout lighter al i gee Past. ware to Fernandina, labile. FLAG will follow and sail on oanenay, Tune 15. For frolght oF pastas ORSON, Agent 177 FOLK, O1TY POINT AND RICHMOND. OR NORE} Ppominion steamsbip Compan; treet, Beach at Fours ‘Staal jorfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tuesday, miuanday and Saturday, at 8 P. M., connecting with the Vir- nia and Tennessee Air line, the Seaboard Inland Air ling, eteraburg and Weldon railronde, ‘Gheanpeake anit bilo ral roads and Bete deere h Pane railroads, Through Loa sengor tlekets und throwah bilis of lading at reduced eaies all potnts South and Southweal Apply at office on pier 81 or ta, READY, Presinn 187 Greenwich street, corner of Moan LINE TO g TO PEEKSKILL.—THE STEAMER ANTELOPE leaves ere ary without exseptians m the foot of Harri street, at 8 o'clock, landing. 9f ay saa hy teery}y sl [yk erry), Sing Sini eta owo omitted on Sundays. " EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. two express trang Qn and after Mondays, Iwenty-aiath sireet and Fourth Bennie os isilowh = as, 10:80 A. Mo Rutland Exproat. Bleeplog educlcn oa night tvaina between Now York jeoping ca: Bt an Feeaee oe SUCRE OOT, Superintendent, J EWBURG, POUGHKEBPSIE AND RONDOUT, LAND- at Cozzens’, West Point, Cornwall, New Hamburg and Mion. ‘The steamboat MARY POWELL, on and after Saturday, May 14, wil leave Vestry areet pler ‘at 3:30 P. My, apd Foe LINE FOR ALBANY AND Ene DAILY ar ie P.M. Saturdays. excepted, from pler 44, Spring Sunday, 82, Connecting with all railro ie’ Went and North. COX & SON 9) TO ALBANY AND TROY;-THE DAY LINE STEAM. boats. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, commenc+ ing May 31, will leave Vestry street pler at 8:45 and Th fourth streetat 9A. M., landing at Yonkers (Nyacl Tarrytown by. ferryboat) Cozzens', West Point, Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Bristol, Getskil, Mud? fon, an jaltimore. A special train of broad ‘gauge Sark tn conteccion wits tho da boats will leave on arrival at Albany, commencing June r Sharon Springs, Fare 4 25 for New York and for Cherry Valle; The ae eneca will tranfer passengers from Albat F to 7 ___ EXCoR: IONS. Asscat “Pronie of th CUMMINGS” ASSOOTATI at Union Park, Sixty-third street and east River, Wednesday, June 15, 1870, at 2 P. Music by Graful Tickets @1, admitting gentleman and ladies, SUNDAY EXCURSION TO HARLEM, piaH! Bridgeand Karie's Park. Steamers SYLVAN STREAM ‘and GLEN will leave Peck slip every hour, from 10 A. M. u tl7 P. M.; leave Harlem every hour, from9 A. M until 61 a Bs Jansing at Hieventh street cach way. Fare on Sundays, foo Baue. -ARL'S GERMANIA PARK, A. 1. el ‘Agent.—This well known and most favorit meron! ie having eld ale a pa j@now open for private pariies, excurs! mentajshould be beniade early. ez, NEW, STEAMER PLEASANT VALLEY | LEAVES datly, Sundays included, from Spring gireet, at 10 2 and Gia, lanai a at hint court i street, for Fort Lec, Pleasant alley and’ arg, Cold Spring, West Poin iow Be Pring “Cerorite Beambo at BLERPY. HOLE oe Bheriaany Jou ton ferry, Brook- ‘Olelock; Ubristopher alrect, North river, #18); Tht ye fourth street, North river, 9, every, gueday morning, Fare tor the excursion, 81. 'TEAMER eee E. UE) LEAVES CHRISTOPHER street dally; 10, 2 ant Valley and Fort Le Tending at Thisty. fourth A ieet trips, Sundays include at Thii "Seka street. ‘tuis boat can be chartered for an extra Ts, FAVORITE, ELEGANT, PALATIAL STEAMER SUNNYSIDE, ‘unequalled for alze, speed, safety aud Comfort, carrying 3,500 passengers, to charter for picnics gad excursion: Figo ‘other steamers and barges. Iona land and other groves. MOvSHLOOMER & CO,, 943 Front street, HE WYOMING WILL MAKE AN EXCURSION TO the Fishing Banks, on Sunday, May 2%, leaving Eighth sireet, East river, 71(; Peck alin, Chrlstoplier street, 8364 pier 4’ North river, 9 o'clock. alte, lines and refré ments on board. H. &. HOLMES, Manager. 10 CHARTER FOR print saat S| ForRT LEE, and other first class Steamers and Gro: C, HALLENBECK, 156 Malden Jane. ‘ONKERS ere y WARREN ” STREET, pier 29,at10 A. M. and 43¢ P, M.; fare 15 cents; Sun- on at10A. M. and 6 P.M; fare % cents. Freight received lye FURNITURE, “) LARGE AND RICH AS! ‘ASSORTMENT oF HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale, at a great ain cash, Magniti- cent Double Parlor Suit, richiy carved and gilded, covered satin brocatel, latest style, made to order for $650, will be sold for 5; one do. single Suit, 8175; two wainut iped. reps Suite for B65 a suit; one 40 8695 ele aut rosewood Chamber Set, cost $301 15; oy pvfaquireat private reetdonoe 12 mate Tenth street, one RARE Be tele FOR Crh ral tel Keepers and the Grer ao tote magnificent Houseio iar niniture at public auction, on Monda: L104 o'look, at Siuty dwoltng reeldence 12 fast from Firth avenue, elght magnificent Parlor Sits, all siyles and all colors, French satin brocatel, a1 seh a and plain — 3 magnificent rosewood 7/4 octave Piano! Mirrors fait, Bronzes, French locks, Vases, Statuary, Pali Ps Cabinets, Etageres, Bookcases, 14 tosewood and wal Chamber Suite Mattresses, pedding, Lounges, Sofas, Chai Library and Dining Furatture, &c, Bale positive. EDWIN NICHOLS & CO., Auctioneers, A NEW FURNITURE STORE.—KRIGGER, FOR 18 ars fn first class furniture business, bas opened a new- Furnfture and Dalen store at Nos. 14and 16 nue, New York. Prices low. 7 FLIMETOWS BUILDING, Ninth streets Furhiture and cheaper goons, Fourth ave- eSTUYVEEANT AND- lebrated black wainut jideoervanedcoruas to Sativa Boe FURNITURE aes DEGRAAF & TAYLOR ave opened an entire now kof fine FURNITURE CORNICES "AND AND MEDI LNG, iRRORS, AT NG, 31 FOURTH AVE! RUE, eee for the retail trade. Quality guaranteed in every rite ‘Prices defy cet T OLARKE’S HOUSE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 747 Broadway, up stairs Firat clage Furniture, Carpet Upholstery Goods, Mirrors, Sofa Beds, Bedding,aPianofortes. Puintings ben fof oath of upon hbetal ermal payment YARPETS, FURNITURE, font AND (er thel Housekeepers. oy lied and ment received bi week ormonth, DEALY & OUNAINGHAM, 388 thir nue, between Moreuigeporenth and Tweaty-alghis streets, (CARPETS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, | AC, "AT. RE- duced price. Housekeepers supplied and ean pay by the GREENE'S, 200 Eighth week oF mouth, at O'FA avenue, corner Twentieth street. JARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING. C Housekeepers auppiied withthe above pains ¥ & CO. id Sixth avenu EGRAAF & COCHRANE, ‘Forniture Manufacturers, and 10 bVeatry st streets, 486 and 433 Canal and Nos. co 488 Canal street. Walnut Chamber Sets, consisting of 1 at pi Dheseha as mast 4 i hoon i mn 1 pieces, sian ror aie fae it Parlor Suits, fare os nie} st pee 30} ibs, silo, ‘Walnut Parlor Suite, square Pack, ot iat Baha reat ais, Mahogany, Wataut snd Parlor, Livers, Ghanbetan Dining Room Ratti resaes, Spi pring eds, €c., £0. constantly on hand, goods guarantesd ad represented. DEGRAAF & COCHRANE, Gapal street, between Varick and Hudson. URNITURE AND CARPETS FOR SALE.—EXTRA Parlor Carpets and Furniture, Bedroom Suit, Pier Mir~ zor, Cornices, Shades, Una Fixtures. 19 West Tuiriy-aeventh surety Monday, 9 Ae M. oF NOR SALE \CHEAP—THE FURNITURE OF A SMALL cottage house, Apply at 971 Hudaon atrect.. HOLMES, Set BEDS.—NEEDHAM’S NEW PATENT SOFA BBD contains apring and hair mattressds, entirel, the sofa; simplest and best vet Invented. FHRY'S, Furiiture Warerooms, 64 Broadway. ¥ oe ea raid OR S8UY, i or a ay with particultars, ANITURE, Hernia am Steansahipe oF this line leave pier 87 Norin iiver, foot of . :