The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1871, Page 9

TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, Beport of the Commissioners of the De- * partment of Taxes and Assessments, DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND rey ag New Yor«, May 1, 187), ‘This department was reorganized in May, 169, by the appoiniment of the present Board of Com- ‘Malsstoners, uader Cuapter 898 of the Laws of 1869, It's charged with the wuole subject of the assess. | ment for purposes of taxation of all the real and per- Sonal property in tue coanty, and 1s thus vested with powers seconu ouly to the highest juatcial functions exeroisert by viviized gove:nmenis. Non-partizan An tt organiza:ion, i. dunes have becn discharged ‘With such iwpurtiality tha; the decisions of the Beard have been appeated from in only two in- Stauces, In ove of tnese We decision of tne Board, Which was iu strict compitaice with specific in- Btractions issueu vy the Coiptroiler of the State, fmas overru.ea vy the supreme Court; and im the olher the Wecisiva O ke sawe tribunal Was adverse Ye the uppciiani. Sven uiier appointment the Board adopted the fol- dowuig 1uies, Waica are conspicuously posted in its vemce,.— 1, ne hours tor the transaction of business in the Oflices ol tue LO. sivaets oi Luxes aud Assess. Ments shali be from nine o Clock A. M. to four o'clock Me, did OD Saluruays lo Laces &, AL., a8 provided law. 2. The deputy tax commissicners and clerks are Fequireu lw ve present (arms omiee hours, When not widily EAZayer lo died uisti.cts. ‘Luose desiring Teave Oi avocuce must apply vo tue Commissioners | o | for periussiop. Should iliness prevent attendance ‘Upon duty tat fact must be prompiuy communicated the secretary, Wuo iiust also be advised of Quy ange of reoiic 8. During vflce nours an orderly deportment will | De exacted, anda i euploy’s are reyuired to devote thew vine Co (he discuaie O. 0 clad duties, 4 Smokiig ta tue owce durnog ouce ours is | Positively promiune 5. NO persou uct connecied with the department USE DE PELIMICted DElid Lhe desxs, Lhe searcuers, widiny peruuts frovi wae COMMUs.ONers, OLIY eX- epieu, 6, All Held-books, maps and other records, when Mot mM actus use iu tue several districts, INUst be @epositeu wiih tue jauilor wi tue olive, and trom the Isto Septemoer vo che 1si of Jauuary must be so deposited duriy vustuess huuis each Saturday. je $b 18 espoctaliy enjouled wat @ prompt attens tion be paid, wiv. and Courivous manner exhibiied, Bnu respecifu. luuguage einpioved to all parties miiny thom elves ou puviic business, ‘The city uss deeu divided mio ussesyment dis- + ftictg of cOuvenent size, aud a depuly tax com- pininer @uu Ciers ussizued to eaon. Under the di- On O} the buard any in compliance with sec- Bien 7, of caaper 32 of tue Laws of 1859, these @eputies and cierxs commen e tnelr field duties on ie Urat Moustay oi September, and proceed to Qesess the reai esiate ia tue respective districts for Bhe ensuing calendar year, by personally examunog Bvery housu, buLumy, Jor, pier or other assessavle roperty, giving the almensions, street, aad ward umbers Of every lot, ava tae Wimwasions and n'.ime of stories, us weil as the material of every ailding, toxetiier Witu ie Dames of the Owner or pant, if .uowH, aad such vtber Information as je CommssiOuers muy fiom tiwe to time wequire. They nvie care.uily ail improvements made luring the year, u°w edifices erected, and the bale cost; ali chunges which may either In- rease or dhuiuish rnés or values, aud, as far ag (possibie, acquumi themselves with tia prices de- anded for sucu real property a3 may be in the arket. ‘They are aiso iuruisied wita a ist of sales Bud prices of property in their respective aistricts, ‘By these and ciNer means & Just aud equal Valua- @ion is sougnt to be p'acad upon the entire taxabie Teal esiaie Of tue couuty. These assessinvnis, wien completed, are copied in Metall irom the feid books or blotters Lave record books aud on the irst Munday of January ure open to (he public for luspe..ion, and thas remain open Buti! the wth of Apr.t, inclusive, The ueputies and felerks are i daily atieudaace at their desks during bhis period, to give invormation, receive applications and note chunyes of OWuership. ‘the applications Yor red OLS LU ASseSsiENts pass LO bie Oltice Of the secretary, woere they are recorded, ana then lo the hands oi an experienced appraiser assigned >that duty, Who examines critically each apptica- lon, Visliing the property it necessary, sud reports in Writiug to Wwe Cuimmussioners. When the books closed the Bours take up Ulese applications and consider thei careiuliy, duly weighing the reasons Bileged by the applic in behalf oi bis claim, and, ppren meking their decision, the oooks are corrected conforinicy tue.eto. After tits re\ision and correction the books are ‘again fairly copied io detail, and ou the rst Monday July ave delivered to the Board of supervisors for he extension Of Ue tax. ‘The toliowiog “Lateinent exhibits the relative valu- lations o1 Wie real esaie 1 each Ward for the years $69 and 1570, Wita Lie merease and decrease in each id the ugsregace Of suca tucrease and decrease:— Increase, | Detronce. Aver niet | Awevgnente fr i839, [10 TARO, BL .010,500| ¥2,988,.U) 9,200 7,264,960) 094,900) WY POL 10) 42,851,700) 6,010,500) 2andB,4 0 ‘Bdd,300} 25,822 lub sas 465} $71,154,550 on of assessments upon ed 10,0U4 pieces Of DTd+ ‘The appication for corre: Feai estate in 1s7v evi erty ‘The whole number of pieces or plots of real estate ssessed Lor that year was 115,210. YER ONAL ESTATE. ‘The assessments ior personal estate are made @uring the same period a» what prescribed for the Bsse sMeuts Of real estate, and the books are opened ou the je day, ANG remain open for a like term, ‘be toliew.ug shows bie assessments on personal ‘operty 1M 15.9 aud 1s70, with tue iacrease for 870— 3 08 rey 2) 920596, 806 EAitan|* eeaaiee|” eainore 75,785,201 2 271, 184,6: The tow! aumber vt names {book in Jauuary, 1570, Were 22,641, Of these 16,80 lor reduction, and were examined Whe Commis, O.ers Under Oat OF aLirmation. fthese 8 vs W re siriccea from che roils as not fable ty assessment, and 14,002 names were re- faiued, ‘ BANK ASSESSMENTS, Under chapter 761 of the Lews of 1866, the share- “holders of Gunks are suoject to assessment Mdi+ dualty upon fhe r shares. Of these stocknolders here are 29.700, each of whoru is assessed Separately pou Lue Vaiue vi tis Shares, less bis proportional Moun! Of the assesseu value Of ihe real estate be- igi Lo tue HULK. rn upon the personal I, ASSESSMENTS, Tho following exhibits the total asseesments for 86) and 1270, Wita tue increase for 1870:— ‘ota! real and per- ODRL (Or 1869. .-RM4, 257,168 For 1870... 4. 81,047,497, 049 ) valuation for ‘ 49 Total increase,.. 83,900,064 ‘or ++s064,087,154 ‘Total decrease. 730,179 1,047, Increase iu 1S70.$0°, 109,868 Net increase.... 685,169,885 Wotal valuation in 91,097,497,049 prop-rts ashessed in 1870. 118,210 jumier of judiviuuals assessed for personal estate.. 14,002 umber of bask Blarebo. cers. 29,700 veces $162,519 On real estate for 1870. 10,064 un personal estate Lor 15,80 \. The respousiiie duties of the Board of Assessors Ore periorines withou! the direct supervision of this Wepartinent, altiongh the law has vested the ap- olutmenis in the Commissioners. ‘The Board Of Assessors lave iu charge the distri+ Wuuion upon the property benelitted of ine expenses for all city huprovements of every character, wha he exception of street ee and in regard to bese the law requires that a copy of the awards hd assessuicnis shail be tiled with the Assessors, ‘he large Number of improvements which have, uring tic past year, been Tied into effect, have fares extraordinary lavors upon the Board of ssessors; and the taxpayers who have occasion to isii that bureau have met with such attention eg has satistied them that the basiness in the hands of ahe Assessors received prompt and trapattial action. During the year ending May 1, 1871, the Assessors ave acied UpOU 247 Lists, as Tollow: 25R8 3 =. Bee: SER Sea3see5 te G0 for sewers. for Kelaon vi for Lim ar wood pay for Decguou wood Bfor Staiford wood paven for stow foundation w 'Lfor MeGonexal wood | for Brown & Milier wood for Fisk concrete wool pave tor Seely conerete wood pav af ing and grading, curo, su Under the conirol of tuis and is assisiant, The Su.veyor las cuarge o: tae miaps cl the departoieut; determines, for purposes ol a-sessment, boundary lines; revises and corre the maps to coutorm tothe numerous subdivisions Of plous, aseigas Ward Aumbers ty such subdivisions and determines ail questions of lin which, from their obscurity, may embarrass the deputies in mak- dng their assessinents and apportionments, It 13 believed that tne maps of the department are now more urate and reliavle than ac any previous Hine. Until recently there nas been but ono set of juaps for ali the various purposes waich render re- Forence to tiem necessary. From September to January the deputies required, the maps constantly with them tn thelr field work, and at the same time taxpayers nected them to identify their property ona verify their tax ollis. ‘The osictal searchers and city assessors and other departments had also frequent need of them, and Bil Lhe-e parties were subjected to great delays aud Inconvenieace, While one Was compeliet im turn to five place to the other under the direction of this oad. ‘the peril to various interests which might arise from the destruction or mutilation of any of these Maps us been a source of constant anxiety. In 1869 provision Was mace by the Legis ature for | es WUWiuiplylug these Ways, and (hat work ig 10 such & slate of forwardness that in a lew weeka taere wil be at least three ofictal-copies of all that portion of the city below kouteewth street, Tne additwnal Javor 1. correéting tuese several copics wiil be con- s.derable, but that ts nut to be couuted in compari- son With the advantages. Unier the act of 1569 Rew mups (rom actual sarvey have been made of a large pact of the fweifth ward, ‘The eifect has been already Lo place upon the roils some 1,300 lots for the purpose of assessment, MILITARY EXEMPTIONS. A very loose practice formweriy prevatied in regard to miltary exempilons, which was fraught with great nahiiity aud temptation to lraud. No exemp- Uou is HOW aliowed unless upor the production of the ceraiicate required by law, upon which a Proper eudorsement is made, and the whole trans- acuon recorded in & book kept ior that purpose. VRRYING UVON TAXPAYERS. There ar> mauy men who are so Inexcusably careless and indifereat as to aliow themselves to be Mupvsead upon in the most unskiliul way. It has long been ine practice of & Class, who by tueir p Bislince aad buccess have wimost elevated their calling to a profession, to prey upon taxpayers in vurious Ways, by assuming to e.ercise powers Vested in this departiuent, ‘wo or three methods of op-ra- on wil su:tice 10r examples —For instance, blank Copies oO} DoLIces Of personal aszessneut are surrep- tiviousiy procured or imitated, and tilled up with hanes Wich nave been proved by inquiry not to ve + upon the boo Ks ul the departiaeat, ‘uese DOL.ces aie .ollowed by a person Who will propose to have the sparivus asscssinent remiired ior a cOuslucra- Uva; and the rogue oiten succeeds. Again, one of these swinders ascertains by an in- ByeG LO OF The boos That & plec: Of property is as- sessed at $1.0,000, He Waits upon tae owner and Inforis Nita it is assessed $10) OvV, Dut that he hag “in w say $0.0. He, too, soinelumes succeeds, ANXioUs to stop these depredations, inusinuch a3 the char- acter of the department was thus unjustly compro. mised, Lie Com wission r4 published widely ihe fole LPT BOFOE: which has checked, but nol uprooied, e evi NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, Naw York, Jan. 6, 1571. The Commissioners destre to caution the taxpay- ers Of New York against the lmposition practised vy persons prewending to be cunavcted wita this ae- partment, wao offer to obtain a reiuction la tie as- Kessed value of real or persouul estate. Any prevence Ou the part of such persons of abil- ae to elect a reduction 4s fraudulent, ‘he books 01 the department are open to the pub- Uc, and ali representations made to tae Commis- sioners, for which purpose b.auks are lu readiness, receive the most care.ul atteution. There is nv ober methud of having complaints at- tenced vo or errors rectifled. GENERAL REMARKS. Since a personal tax was first {mposed by the Athen an legisiator, neatly 2,50 years ago, a goud Many «cuie minds Mave devoted themavives, with more Oc less assiduily, to the solution of the prob- jem how not to pay it. ‘The evasivns bave always been numerous anil in- genious, bub the precipitation upon the country, and especially upon this dnanciai centre, within a ashort ime, of hundreds of milions ol United states bonds, vearing # Nigh rate ol interes: aud exempts from (axaUiua, Wulle duiing the same period ical taxativu was largely Increased by the very causes Wile requi ed te Lssue Of (he nod-taxable bonds, ab once provided Ue means and sharpened the wits of those whe bave au lugrained aversion to paying taxes, Wilh tue exception of the spectal act in rel- ereuce to We taxauion of baaxs passed in 1366, It is nota litle singuiur thas there has been no legisia- hon to meet the changed condition aad relation of ‘thi ‘iis Board no not deem 1¢ within thelr prevince to discuss at lerge the principles which should goy- ern the taxation oi personal properly. But iuey did sugges: thal a slight aumendineut to an existing law would re der faore diiticu.t .or the ingenious to elude just taxation, waile it would do someta ng to resture toe comparative equilibrium waich ex- isted beiore the wut, and thus in eilect partially conform to Adan Sm.th’s first accepted maxim in regard to taxauon, that “the subjects of every state ought Lo coutrivute towaras tae support of the gov. eruaent as oearly a8 possibie in proportion to their Yespe tive billties.’? ‘4he section of the old law so amended was intro- duced into the Legislature. it did not chauge tue words uf oue-veath Of the origial jaw. it dia not Tefer to or affeot the assessment of real estate. Yet, strangely enough, the old and uncuapged portion of the jaw was sclécted as the theme Jor the u0st vio- leat denunciation. 16 Was novel. It was atrocious, 1t Was uupiecedented. the amendments seemed to @s.aye Louce, yet so great was tue clamor that 1b was ought better to alow the amendment to drop taau to wgste time tn proving to the lacreduious Uhat two and Gro make four, ‘Toe assesivent pou real estate, while it in no case exceeds ine “just and true value 0: he pro- perty,” bo matter how adverse and unavoravie circumstances tay be under which 1 ts put upon the muarkeé, 3 essentially higher inaa tie assess- ment piaced upon property m every other poruon of toe siate, with the possible exception of brook- iyn. This board cannot conscientiously foilow the evil practice which prevails e'sewhere. Yet the effect of the pre ent system is to ihrow upou the cicy of New York an undue share of the stute tix, Tue remeiy ues in the haads of the State Board of Equaiizativn; and the fact of the inequality bas veen recognized, and to some exieut remedied, by that Bowvd; but ‘ui justice has not yei deen doue to we city in thts regard, ‘Pne camvreds and intricate machinery for the as- ment of the rehviders of banks involves an amount of clerical labor which could be most use- Tully cruployed, if relieved, as it might be by an anended law. The right of the Legisiature to enact a@iaw by which sharesor stock may be assessed tn buls< against Lie bank, instead of assessiog them in deta, us RoW, to lne several sharenoiders, accord: ivg to the aumber heid by each, seems to oe auinori- tauvely se.tied by an adjudication of tha Supreme Court of the United States in the case of Navioaal Bauk #palast the Commouweaith oO: Kentucky (9 Waliace U. 5. Reporis, ». 353). In tue orief statements herein given of the powers and duties of this Board it wil be seen that the Commissioners cole more closely iu coutact with the great body of taxpayers than does any otuer ve- partment. The nature of the duties requires the exercise of delicacy, judgment aud firmness, The lon of any ourden, however light and how- utabiy distrivuced, ts, a most wen are Consti- # source of irritation and anvoyance = Yet it Js sauisiactory to know that the general course of the Board has met with the approval of the pupiic, and that in the few instances where complaiuts have been made of the Nnat action of ihe bourd 8! the charges have been refuted —satisiuc- tory. Witn the closing of the vovxa, and the final action of the Comumuis- sioners upon Wwe applications, the Board consiver their responsibility for assessments, except in che cases Wiere remonstrance has been formally made, as pracucally atanend, For four montbs tie work is open to public inspection, and at the end of that riod so much of the Work as has not been objecred jo has, in eifect and in fact, been ratilied and con- firmed by the public. At the date of this report it ts !mpracticable to state the results of the assessments Jor 1871, inas- much as the books Were not ciosed until tae 40th of April, und several nuudred applications for revision mude during the last week yet remain to be cou- sidered by the Board, This ay is reudered more onerous for the present year by the fact that tie number of uainea upon the personal rolls has been materully increased. GEORGE H. ANDREWS, THOMAS J. CKEAMER, W. H. KING, NATHANIEL SANDS, Commissioners of taxes and Assessments. FRUIT P2OSPECTS IN NEW YORK, {From the Rochester Express, June 13.) The strawberry crop, which was almost a failure from the drouth, has improved wonderiully since Saturday's rains and will yleld fairly, Prices can- Not, however, go as low a3 they have done in pre- vious years. Raspberries will be abundant and cheap this year. They can be grown for halt the price per quart that strawberries cost, and while sirawberries have for years been sold too low for profit raspberries have been quite high enough. We expect to seea change now and have cheap raspberries for a series of years, white strawberries will be dearer. The raspberry crop is much surer ina dry season than strawber- tiles, aud this year will be very abundant. — Cherries are generally a light crop m and around Rochester, though some trees are quite full, and there wili probably be enough for @ moderate’ con- sumption. Blackberries have never been so plenty and cheap in this market as they will be this year. The tender varieties, such as the Lawton, were not injured by the winter, and there are many plantations of Kil- lauuy and eavy Wilson which are never injured by the severest cold weather, There will be very few apples. The abundant blooming on some Orchards has been followed by no fratt, and the crop will be very hight. The May raius washed the polien of the biows at the time the fruit should ser, Some varieties of pears were injured in the same Way, While otners have set very abuadanily, Tne pear crop generally pro- muses well, We do not hear of any peaches, Tho trees west of the river which blossomed partially seem vo have set littie or no fruit. Quinces have set the heaviest crop we have ever seen, and quinces and pears will partly take the Place of our missing apple and peach crops, WAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Passed Assistant Surgeon William S, Fort has been ordered to the Naval Hospital at Norfolk, Va. Paymaster A, D, Bache has been ordered to the re- ceiving smp at Philadelphia. Asssiant Surgeon Adam Frank has been ordered to duty at the jaarme rendezvous at Philadelphia. Surgeon K. Van Reypen has been detached from the Na- vai Hospttal at Norvoik and ordered to the Naval How pital at Annapolis. Paymaster K, W. Allep has beea detached Irom the recetving ship at Phitadelphia and ordered to the receiving ship at Portsmout 2? enouga Lo gt it reduced to $.00,0vy, tor | | | | | | threw him aown on the sidewalk, cutting his nead. ' ing, to the Church of St. Buntface, coruer of Forty. THE ASSAULT ON TERRENCE M’GARttY. His Ante-Mortem Statement Taken Before the Coroner. Coroner Young yesterday, at 492 East Fifteenth street, took the ante-mortem statement of Terrence MoGarity, alleged to have been beaten on the 20th ult., at 465 Washington street, by Sernard Fallon, previously reported, McGarity, Who now appears to be im no immediate danzer, states | without provocation, Fallon slapped him | On both sides of the face and kKuocked his bat om, ‘They taeu lad @ clinch, but belug separated, Fallon | Was asked why he did s0, whe he struck McGarity In the face aud cut his lip; he then grabbed and McGarity states that after ihat he remembers | nothing else, On the above statemeat the jury cen. | dered a verd ct against Fallow, wo had been a rested by detective Field, of the i hird precinct, and | Coroner Younz admitted nim to ball to awals Lhe re- suit Oc McGarity's injuries, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BorTLe—SriuiMan.—'n Tuesday, June 13, at Trinity chapel, by tue Rev. Morgan Dix, Mr. RoBEKT Bot R to Miss LOUIS STILL daughter of Thomas Stillman, ali of this city. CUTTRR—LARBON.— Un Wednesday, June 14, at the residence of George Brewster, by Rev. George C. Lucas, Wrttiam H. Curren tosanin 8, dangnter of the late samuel barron, all of Woodbridge, N. J. ELLINGWOUD—S'BVENs.—On ‘Tuesaay, Juve 13, by Key. M. Kichardsog, WILLIAM fi LINGWOOD to ALIALIA A. STEVENS. GIFPiN }—CRKOXSON.—On Thursday, June 8, at the resiience of the bride's parents, in Eatonton, N. J. by Kev. 1. Wilson, JouN D. GilerING lo Many daughter of Wiilllam Croxson. No cards, HeWLErT—Mori.—At tie residence of the bride's | arcots, Lrooklyn, by the Rev. 8S. 3. scamau, Mr. £OKGE W. Libwiert, of Merrick, L, 1. to Miss SusiB O. Morr, of the above place. No cards. Hugues —Aac. aR Be —Va Tuesday, Jane ii, at the residence of (he bride’s father, lo West Pitty rst street, by the Key. Dr. W. f'. Morgan, 1ctor of St. Thoinas’ church, JO.KPO EpwARD Huo tas, BS). of Khidermtnster, tngiaud. to AMELIA LAVINIA, eldest daughter of Dr. 1 zachar LOUNSEURY—CRONK.—On Wednesday, June 14, at the Ciurci of the Heavenly jest, by the Rey. Thomas b, Newby, J. W. LouNssuny to Miss Lipy F. CRouk, both o1 this ctty. RAYMOND—STEVENs.—At the Cuy Ball, on Wednesday. June 7, Captain Tom RAYMOND», of Sun dpaquin Valley. Cal., t0 CATHARINE ANNB STRVRNS, of Yeivertoft, Northamptonshire, England, passen- ger per the Java. STRYKER—LAKE.—On Tuesday, June 13, at the residence of the bride’s parents. by the Rev. Maurice Hanson, OORNKLIUS S. STRYKER 10 MISS ELIZABETH, daughter of Jona Lake, Ksq., of Gravesend, L. 1. WwW R—Receeri.— In Cucsda7, June 13, at St Peter's church, Washington; D U., by the Kev. fF B. Boyle, Mr. M. J. WELLER, of Lonuop, Engiaad, to Miss RiTa RePErTi, of Wasuington. No cards. Died. BEEKMAN.—ELLEN B&EKMAN, Wife of Charles Beekinan, aged 47 years, 11 months and 15 daya. The iricuds of the family and tose of her ac- quaintance are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom her lace residence, No. 4 Oak street, this (dhursday) a'ternoun, at one o'clock. Also the members of tie Unite! Brotaers, No. 1. BaiNik,—In Springtield, Mass,, on Tuesday, June 6, JULIA CARROLL, Only cilid o! George A. and the late Julia C. Brine, a.cd 4 years and | days, Casstpy.—On ‘luesday morning, June 13, of con- sumption, J. C. CassiDy, In Ube sith year o1 hia age, Kelatives and friends are invited to atten’ the | funeral, fom his late residence, 119 West ‘iwenty- | fourtn street, tia (fhursda)) afternoon, at two o'clock. CoLes.—Suddenty, on Tucsday, June 15, CLARENCE STs.Le, second son of Adela de H. and Wilham HH. Coles, Jr, axed 2 years, 3 months and 20 days. Relatives aud friends of the Jamuily are invited to atiend tue funeral, (rom the restceuce of Lis parcats, No. 163 Congress street, Brooxiya, Uiis (siursaay) afternoon, at hall past three o'clock. Coste On Monday, J 12, after a short but severe iliness, MICHAEL COSTELLO, & nullve of the county of Kerry, Ireland, 10 the dud year of his age, is remains Will be taken irom his lite residence, | 303 bast Foriy-ninth street, this (Thursday) morn- seventh strcet and Secoud aveaue, where a requie.n high mass wil be held, at hail-past teu o’c.ock, and irom tuence, at haif-past one o'clock, (0 Cavairy Cemetery, The members of the Boatmen's Asso lation are respectfully requested to meet at Patrick Kenuey’s, orihwest corner Second avenue and Forty-xeventh | street, at tweive o'clock, to attend the fuueral of our late member, Michael Costello, By oraer v. the President, Chivs.—On Wednesday, June 14, at Salterville, N, J., Ti0MAS OR Ps, Qged 69 years. The relatives aud fiends are respectfully invited to aitena the tw , OU Friday aflernoon, at hall past two o'clock, irom the Metiodist chutch, at ayoune, N. J. ChOSWELL.—At Princeton, N. J., on Tuesday afternoon, June 13, Kowin Crosweut, ksq., of New York, aged 74 years and 15 days. Funerat will taxe place at Catskill, N. Y., on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Albany papers please copy. DE FIGANIEKE.—On Wednesday, June 14, CasaR HS. DE FIGANTIERE, ex-Portuzuese Consul- General, aud eldest son of the late Portuguese Am- bassador, aged 47 years. | Faneral services will take place at St. Peter's | Chureh, Ba ciay street, Wiere & requiem mass will be said for the repose oF his soul, on Friday morn- ing, at balf-past ten o’ctock, Frends of the family are eneoly juvited to attend without iurtver notice. GaLLEY.—On Wednesday, June 14, at Jersey City Heugitts, ate Hudson City, JouN F., Son of the late Agues Gailey, aged 63 years. ‘Phe friends o1 tne family are invited to attend the funeral, {roin his Jate resiucnce, Court sircel, near Chestuut aven dorsey Cily Heigits, to-morrow (rriday) morning, at ten o'ciock. HAWAINS.—On Luesday, June 13, at hia late resi- dence, No, 20 Ficet street, Brooklyu, stag. Haw- . aged 61 ye: , June 9, at Westport, Conn., after a short illness, Mrs. SaMVgeL Hyatr, eldest daughter of Mr. C. ¥. Kerr, of this ¢ LAFAGE.—At the residence of Mr. Ll, A. Vatabie, Miss ULTIMA LAVAGR, aged 64 years, ‘The trends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the luneral, which will take piace this (fhursday) afternoon, at halt-past two o'clock, Irom the Church of St. Vinceat de raut, LYNcH.—At Morrisania, on ‘tuesday, June 13, KH, Lynch and daughter inty Kildare, Ireland, Kildare papers piease copy. MILLS.—On ‘ucsday, Juue 13, CORNELIUS MILLS, in the suth year ol his age, His friends are respectiviiy invited to attend the fonerai, this (thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 429 Alien street. MooRE.—On Wednesday, June 14, Freppre W. Moore, 80n of Elias aud Loutsa Moore, in the l6tn year o1 nis age. ‘Vhe re:atives and friends of the family are reapect- fully toviied to attend the funeral, on Friday aiter- noon, at two o'clock, frum his late resideuce, No, 3 East y-ititrd street. MoLoy.—On Wednesday, June 14, alter a lingering iliness, ANNE, Wife of Jobn Maloy. ‘The reiatives and friends oi tue family are respect- ful.y invited to attend the funeral, from her iate resi- dence, 281 Hudson avenue, Brookiyn, on Interment in Flatbush. OveLt.—On Weduesday, June 14, Joun OpELL, age] S4 years. ihe funeral will take place f om his late residence, No, 00 Hust Forty-ninta street, on Saturday morn: lng. at eleven o'¢ . ‘The friends of the lamtly are respectiu ly invited to attead., The remains will be taken to East Chester for luterment. Pererr.—On Wednesday, Juue 14, Ropert I. EPPLR. ‘The iuneral will take place from the residence of his uncle, No, 163 West Fourth street, on Friday moruing, at 19 o’clock. The trieads of the famiuy are requeste | to attend without furtier uolice. Duodiin and Belfast papers please copy, Reitty.—On Wednesday, June 14, Praxcrs REILLY, Of the parish of Tynan, county Armegh, Ireland, in the 44th year of his age. ‘Khe fiends of tne tamily and touse of his brother James and of hts L “aw, Arlivur Carey and | Patrck Bacon, are mvited to attend the tuners, from nis late residence, No, 320 East Eleveuti sireet, on Friday afternoon, at twov'clock, County Armagt (Lreland) papers plea: SEDLF un Monday evéuing, June ton Heights, S. 1., ANNE NORTON SepLRY, third daughter of the late Join stinc.air, Esq., of Tivei Margate, England, aid wite of Henry Sedley, of | ‘ODy. 2, At Castie- Staten Island. ‘The funeral Will take place this (Thursday) after. wihtee o'clock, and inends are invited to atiend Without further notice. STinFEL.—On Wednesday noon, June 14, Winurr, fon of Louis and Tilue Stiefel, i tie dd year ot bis age. Relatives, frieuds and members of the Temple Adaih Jeshurun are respectfaty savited to attend the funeral, [rom the residence of uts parents, No. 245 Bast sixtieth street, on Friday e\ternoon, at one o'clock, Vericoa.—On Tuesday, June 15, Kare F., danghter of Mary A. and the sate Andrew D. Veitch, in the 20th year of her axe. ‘The relatuves aud friends of the family are invited to attend the raneral, from the Reforined church, Thirty-foarth streot, between Bighto and Niavh nues, this (Vhursssy) atternoon, at hali-past t o'clock. The remains will be taken to Yonkers tor interment. WILLAMs.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday night, Jane HENRY GRORGE, Younger son of Fdward P. and Jeanor H. Witiama, aged 20 years and 7 montns, The relatives and irtonds are funeral, from (he restdovce of his p mond street, on Frilay afternoon, at two o clock. WILKENS.—On Wednesday, June 14, of convul- Sions, ANNIE MARik WILKENS, aged 11 montus aad 8 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family fare in- vited to avtend the tuneral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 800 Sixin r ‘hence t6 Greenwood for interment, s.—On Tucsday, June 1%, ANNB ADRL Wr- 8, youngest and beloved daughter of Albert KR. bd Anne Winans, aged 6 years, 4 months and 13 ay 8. ‘The relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom the resi- dence ot her parents, 206 East 123d street, Harlem, On tis (Tuursday) attern: on, at two o'clock. New Jer-ey anv Vino papers please copy, Woon.—At Sugar Loal, Orange county, N, ¥,, on | terms, which must be moderate, | paces, | montily payments takes, at GRE: Tuesday. June 13, Many J., widow of F. R. Wood, and eisest daayhter of Loula Hensy, of Jersey Ciy, in the 27th year of her age. Carria.e3 will be in waiting at the Erie Ratiroad cepot, Jersey City, ou Friday morning, at nine o'clock, The remains will be mterred in the New York Bay Cemetery, Brooklya papers please copy. INSTRUCTION. £, 20 FOURTH AVENU HKookkeeping, Writing, Arit’ T THOMPSON'S COLL ‘opposite Cooper Tha: {tat metic, K:agtish, Spanish, German. Private lessons day and evening, Ladies’ departinent. Telegraphy practically taught No vacation, A. GARY OF ACKNOWLEDGED SKILL AS AN IN- structress, a auecesaful teacher of English «md French during # serica of years, vesires tu negotiae with sume party to whom her acquirements may prove immediately available, and who in considerati n thereof would allow her the smal: est porsible compensation etnply a home for avery bref wexson ; the country preieired, references, xc., aighly watiae factory. Only thooe requir ng the ofiecs of the advertiser are Tequested to address x., Brooklyn Post ofiice, MEN NSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO LADIES AND GENTL! im water color sud landscape paintin, photographs painted in an artistic manner in ull tts branches, G, TITUS, Artiat, 309 Bowery, BOUSZS, ROOMS, hy WANTED. URMSHED ROOMS WANTED—BY TWO ADULTS, nepnew and aunt, three furnished Rooms, with con Venlouces (or light housekeeping, or # dwe. ing, during um- ner, paying for portion used. Address, with terms, Ty Re L Herald ollice, I OUSE WANTED—PARTIALLY OR FULLY FUR- nished, in a good central, lgcatity, Adress, stating p. Y., Herald of V ANTED—PART OF A HOUSER, BI fifth aat SI #60, fora just married couple; reverences exchanged dress box 1,92 Most oitie WASTED.“ANY PARTY HAVING A COAL YARD, IN ‘@ good location for trait, which they would Ii Jease, with Axtures, will please alldress COAL, Herald oflice, ting (ocaiun, terms and #a.e8 for 167). TED—)¥ A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED OR unfurnishe! Koom, with ut board. in Perry strast or im mediae vic. ity, Adutess 3, M., box 229 Heruid oiice. TANTED—FURNISHED COTTAGE, IN HARLI: ie near New .ork, for the year; plenty of rhace tary; nochidren. App'y immediately in real estate oulice, 1,393 Lroadway, New York. WANTED TO HIRR—A FURNISHED HOUSE, NOT Jeas than 10 roome, with abou, cne acre of land, on the west bank of the iiudson, below Newburg, tor’ the wonthaof Juy, Aucust and September. ren, S.J. A., Lox 22) Herald office. A AHEAD. Address, stating | TELEGRAM. THE EVENING In LOvAL NEWS, Ia FASHIONABLE GOSSIP, Ie POLITICAL MATTERS, ta THEATRICAL GRITICISMS, a IMPORTANT ITEMS, Te TELEGRAPHIO SPECIALS, Ia EVERYTHING Wortn READING THE EVENING TELEGRAM is HE EVENING PAPERS. KLEGRAM, last edition, sent lences for 6 cents a month. AWAY AHEAD OF AL Our reader to their country ri an have ‘TH Axo «| KELLY & 00. avenue, are how oitering a large aa? splendid assortae Carpets, Varniture, vetding, Oile.oths, selected express y for tha spring trais and st vory iow prices. Weekly or montaly payments taken, A call rospecttuily # CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION HAS BEEN MADE in the prices of Furniture, ts and Bedding, at O'FARRELL's extensive warervo ns, 200 Eighth avenue, cor. ner of Twentieih aire ° Blee:ker street, betwen roadway and Brea! barjaiu.—t i dounie Paric worth $451, for 2 1 Parlor Suits, $150 each; six wainut reps and haireloth Suits, rom. 9d up to BI). Alarge stock Chamber, inin., duibrary Furniture; Fatn‘ings, Clocks, Mirrors, Curtains, china, Glaya and silver Ware. ‘Aso two’ magniiicent rosewoud Pianofortes, cheap for cash. T A GREAT SACRIFI 7% FOR CAfel- MAGNIFI- cent Pompadour Parlor Suit, nearly new, cost til), for 00; satin brocatel sult, $150; on o., iW; one doy y iS four wavnut rep ow ts, irom 430 up; Carpets from 50 16 rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, from $2) up r Mirrors, Curtains anovorte, a&e., che (ainiiy leavin, city, Private resid: nes 12 Kant Teoth street, one biock weal of Broadway, Le.ween Univeraity place and Fi.th av ALVATE, rele ered in e do. famiy golug (o tavape wi gant Household 8. InagD ficent French satin roca el, 21 .1-ess cost #000, or §.50 Kep Suits ‘@ room ‘suits Lor 600 yarus Cn teats, Bureaus, W Clrna,’ Siiver, ft zea. N. bie —NO_ cont wth parties advertising bogus sales. An examluation will teu. LL THE ELEGANT, ture con:aine! in the private residence 3 stre |, near riiih avenue, tor sale, Draw ny Room suits, cov red 84-0, ior 8: COSTLY HOUSEROLD FURNI- 6 West Fit pets aad mauy rare and i property jy eaving city. Parties wishing to purchare will tind this a much betier opportunity than aitending bogus auction SOR SALE COMPLETE SET OF FURNITURE, FOR Smail family; will ve sold cheap; also six Rooms to let, Inquire igit avenue, «cond Moor, purontanr TO HOUSEK! miture, Bedding, &c., at re kiy or we "5, $4 Lighta avenue, corner fwentv-lifth street. ONTHLY OR ee oe PAYMENTS Reus, Furniture, Besdinds 81. Auy & CUNNINGHAM, 284 and 296 Third avenue, uear Tw gat suraok Prices lower taaa way otuer house in the city. SELLING OFF AT IMMENSE REDUCTION—AARON CRISTALAR & CO., opp enteal Hotel, 678 Broadway, are o iferiug great vargalus in decoud Hand aud New Furniture, ‘The ack consists vf PARLOK, CHAMBER, DINING. AND LIBRARY SUITS, Insyection solicited at aniesroom 67% Lrow:way. JAKE. NOTICE, -WILL DISPOSY OF ELEGANT FUR- niture contained in (our slory mansion 124 West Twenty- sixth atre-t, near Sixth rar ar Sats 275; Rep Suite, # and wainut, from $40; Caryets, from 50e., £o., aud 300 lows cheap. _ BILLIARDS. AL WSTANDARD |AMERIOAN BILLIARD, TABLES, « unequalied for accnracy and durability and ay Proved by she leadin; profexsional piayers; ‘amaveurs at | BELVETIA, ¢ P __._.. BUROPEAN STBAM SIPS SLY DIRECT LINK TO FRANCB, THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSUIPS BEPABEN NEW YORK AND HAVRL, CALLING AT BR ST. The spiendid vessels on this favorite route for the Contt- nent will eat’ from Fie No. 60 North river, as follows ViLLE DE PARIS, Surmont Saturday, Ji PEREIRE, Danre Saturday, July 1 LAFAY Tre, Rovmsan, ‘Saturday, Jialy 15 Si. LAURENT, Lemarie. -Savurday, July 29 pitice of passago tm gold (lncluting wine) to Brest or javre :— Firat cabin. #140 | Second eabtn. ‘Inese stermers do not cacry st f xcursion Ucketa issued at reluced rates. Americaa travelie to or returning from the Conti f Europe by tak ny the steamers of this line avoid both by Engisi ratroat and the discomforts of crossing annel, besides waving time, trouble and expense. GhOKGd MCKENZLLG, Agent, 58 Broadway. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR SU THAMYTON AND BRENEN, ‘Toe ste: DONAU, Captain. £ urday, Juce bieat2 P.M. Crom Bremen pie street, Hoboken. to be follow: by steamship b.viuM tain W. Lasdewigs, on Thure in n Asates 1 fe sesage to Lond tn gold. oF fts equivalent in First cabin . Second Stoerage For treig! Cun, LINE. TUE ERITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROVAL MAIL STEAMSHT Between New \ork and sat Cork é juny 1 aturaay. July 1S ie. : rrying steerage :— nd Cari AU, gold As ¥ Vint fot | gold Ry the Wedn First Cab First Cabin Retura Lickets.. By the Tu First Cabui.... Return ‘liege Stecra,¢ 1 us from paris of Europe at ioweat race Vive sof Lading givin for Relfost, Glasgow, Havre, Aner and other ports on the Coutinent aad for Medilerra- | nean pris. For Freight and Cabin Passage apply at the Company's offic, No.4 Bowling Green, For Steerage Vassage ai i\l Broadway, Trin ty Butiding. CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Aguate Ww, eurraney Vi, gold | vaiown and all | | ry NCHOR LINE STEAM sail every ied estay and Sa NEW YOuK AND 6 calling at Li nvonderry to and mal x an Passen ers booked and ‘orwaid d to aud ¢ stusons fh Great Briala, [reian |, ven or Denmark and America a aaCel ably and chea lv as by » Mir ay, to and from SOW, passengers, i raliway m speedily, comtorte other route dr I HTEANERS. MEXTRAY BTRAMERS. +sdet, June 7] ISMALLL dune 14 ‘Sat, June 24 | CALEDONIA, .Wed., June 2h Fat. duy L)SLVONIAN., aitly 8] ASOY ALA, Rates of passage, p iverpool, Giasgow or Der 473, xecordin't to location. vod for tweive montis, T First cabins, Cabin excursion teke securing 150, . CULE, sH28, ni lowest rates, ‘can be bought hero by those nd for taeir friends, ayable on presentation, mpanyts oles, to ERSON BKOTULKS, No.7 Bowling Green, 2TEAM TO LIVERPOUL AND GUEENSTOWN. CUNARD LINE Satnetay, June 17 A passages, + Steerave passaet For iret. bt or cabin 4 Bowling Green. For steerage passay, y, Enany | ing, + Agen MPHE TMAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKGT COMPANY'S fron mail sieam Captain H. Eblers, wi 2P. M., tor taking pascengers from New York to and London, First Cabin, $1.0; Second Cabin, $7 gold, ‘payabe in United The SILESIA will san ile Alter July} steamers will uch, at Plymouth and Chere ur KUNMARDT ACO, —C, B, RICHARD & BOAS, General Agents, Geversi Passenger Agents, @1 Lroad strevt, N.Y. No.6 Barviay iret, Ni Ye GTEAM To QULENSTOWN, AND LIVERYOUL—CAR- Tying the Unitec States mails, every Wednesday y Wa etata, sail on 7, June 20, 1871, at mburg, Plymouth gold; Steeraze, B20, ‘sivs gold. Hi MANHATTAN, Forsyth. CULURADO, Freemn rom’ me 17, at3 P.M, June 21, at 2B. AL, Cabin pasaag i Fr’ paid tiel Passengers booked to an and Sweden, &e. Dratty on Ireland, Gerinany at lowest rates, Ap WILLIAMS & GUION, J HITE STAR LINE. New dork, Cork and D St-amah OCEAN ‘ugiand, France aud ’ Broadway. ivernoo!. New and full-powered 6 world. PACIFIC, ADRIATIC 00 b, p. enh, r ‘Liverpool on ‘Canta Frou tie W Vavonta Ferry, Jersey City, Passeng 8 (ior all cl combining safety, sport and comiort. Silootisy at sinoking room and bathrooms In midslity sect 0 Teast motio sfelt. Surgesus and stew: . leases acum pany these st Jo, BO imp $20 in currency, ty send for friends trom the Obi Conntry can , prepaid ceriuticrtes, BB, eurreney. agers booked to or trom all; act# ol Amertca, Paria, Yorway, Sweden, Indin, Aus:ralla, China, &¢. ation apply at the company's offices, No. 19 w York. HM, SUARKS, Agent. NAtox ant! STEAM TU ERPOOL AND QUE! a pier 47 North rive ENGLAND, Thomjava. .. Avirdey, dune 17, at 3 P.M, FRANCE, 1 atncdey, Jase 2 DiEOT, urday, Sune 17, 8 P. nstown—Cabin, #75 and 3 DOSDON Gy Liverpool oF Gu ace ald Streraye tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Lon- S earrtOer: | For farther particulars apply a: tue company’s office, No. 69 Broadway. sca F.W. J. HURST, Manacer. QTEAM FOR LONPON—X LINE. THI TRON ANERI- SY can steamer CONCORDIA, Captain Knowles, 1 Viti dost, trom pier 9 bast river. Hb no gs, to Kall Saturday, 17s inst, ats P. pera? Norte river. Yor frelgut apply tok K MORGAN'S SONS, 70 South mreet. ‘ NMAN LINE, for Queenstown and Liverpool, Royal Mail steamers Are appotute | to sal. ns fodow CIEY OF ANT WE Juno ¥ CITY OF BROOK June 17, CITY OF PARI ane 24, A. CITY OF LIMENICK, Vin Hadiax, Pun day, dune 21, 1 P.M A n smeveeiling’ Saturday wnd Thursday, irom pier 45 North river. Conatanily on bald, Fables at, prices rungiogtrom 3290 ur 1 Wards; also unigue’sty.ca for dwel.iug ouses Pu & COLLENDER, -KAVANAGH & DeCKER'S IMPROVED 1 Hard ‘Tables, all farnished wih the ce erate Cre wt prices, New Sxl tabies, zea at corresponding rates. ntre sires. Al gut Chehior complete, War ILLIARD TABLES WANGE! ‘one four t'Table, 5xi0, in e: Piano, first class maxer. Address oitice, YREAT REVOL( TION IN BILLIARD TAB TH, GRIFFIN'S, with Delany pacent wire Can only be votghs at 40 tue lead of all others, wet. ANTRD—A GOOD, SMALL SECOND HAND CAROM ‘Table. Appiy at 60 Laverty street. V ANTED TO PURCHASE—A CARROM BILLIARD Table; sixe 43g oy 9, with Balsand Cues; must ve im good order. ‘Apply 0 A. BARNARD, 188 Chatham square, MARBLE MANTELS. AND MARA EIZING ie rs Grave Stones, Table Tops, &c., af prices thas dey eu:npetiion’ + KLABER & ©0., 217 TO 32 W HD. srect, between Broadway rnd kighth areave, and Marbleized Mantes, Monuments, Hea is one original designs; largess variety, cheapest in the city. 50 VERY hecas bd Pow ANTELS, AT REDU ext 50 days, e prices, for the nex! iret 100i £5 Sixth avenue, between Thirty: T. B.S ta and fairy wists ate DENTISTRY. BEAUTIFTL SET OF TEKTH, $10; EXTRACTING, 1» MW cents ea: liogs, 0 ents 274 Sixth aveuue, Seventeenth wad PAIN—FOURTEEN caninistered ; EXTRACTED benambing appiicat tifal weet Si, Ket $10; pumpers pawed. J. JAY VILLEKS, 155 Grand ai MREWORKS, WHOLESALE Piige Fireworks. Waughs! tbunderbo st brand Fire 4 Nooth avenw reeks, ekers kept by A. Wi 3 between Twenty-third and Twenty. WINES, LIQUORS, wy —FINE RYE OR BOURBON WHISKGY AT #2 0 PLR A, gallon; tue Sherry and Port Wine, €1 Go per gallons Keoteh and irian Wh: olland Gis’ and Jamaica Kum, HO per galion, All warranted pure, WilLlAM M. GiLis, Ind Siavb avenine, cormer Thirtecuta sirset. FL, BENDERSOR'S * Family Liqnor Cases, Old Pale Br 1, Each case covtaining 078 be Howland Gin, Uld Rye Whiskey, ‘Old Pale Sherry, Fioe Uld Port, Oia Souroon, Guarantee pure aud of we best quality, Price af. Sent by express ©. 0, D,, or Post office orde: U, HENDERSON, 15 Broad srect, Now York, HAVE FOUR BARRELS OF “HUGUS" BRAND hyo Whiskey, hve years old; tea per cout above pro all regular, for sale chéap for cash, Address HU’ 1 ald vice. MATRIMONIAL. GENTLEMAN OF INDEPEN DENT MEANS W HES to make the acauainianes of a yong lady of education, wit a view to matrimony, Address MAI, box 186 Herald Uptown Braach ollce, 1,248 Broadwage RATES OF PASSA Pavable in Gold. First cabin ‘vo Lonion... » Hamburg, & Norway wou ark as reduced rates, ‘Tickets can be bought here at moderate Fates by persons Wishing to send for their fiends. | For turther information appiy at SOUN Vo iirowaway, iB Sih vekels ai. 10 LONDON DIRE suile Juno 17. ,eurrency. Drafts oa London, SHIP vin and 4 | | Het | for'kaie at lowest rated. Avply at THOWPON'S Passage | | \ Otlice, 74 Broadway. TNITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAN.- OFFICIAL J” vasaporca of the Department of State issued by A. C. WILLMAKTH, United States Court Buildings, 41 Chaat Bireet. COASTWISS STEAMSIILPS, PACIFIC MATL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHLNA, VIA PANAMA, CARRYING NAIL#, PASSE GERS AND KINGSTON, JAMA ry ACTFIC COAST OF MEXI- CO, CENTRAL AMERICA. PERU AND CHILE. Steamers teave Lith and gutb of each mouth, except whea | fal on Sundar, the lay previous. Jane 1), steamer Rb STar tain He B. Connor, wii leave pier No. wk for Asp at Panama with wal, toucbia: at King toncaing at Punta 1 steainer COLORADO, Captain I onag. San Jose, Ui dd Mazatlan, wi also connecting for all Central American and South Picitis ports. Freight for ius: named ports received until 4 P. M. of dune Steamer CHINA will leave San Francisco July 1, for J: pan and Chiua, Fer rates of pass ag bt and ail fur Suformation apply at Company's oulice, of the pier, foot of Canal aireet. . R. BABY, Agen PRERMODA MarL, Steamsbip FRANCISOO will sail for Ham'lton, taking (re. » from pier 2 North ri booms on Reptember 1 Eopiemt ; ; clover paasare ap to ‘ seid W. fi WEPR, M Exchange piace, New Y AND BRAZIL MALL STEASSHIP eamsulp NOTH Caplan $ Slocum, wil mic? Bahia and Kio Jas trom pier 43 Ny KHISON, Agent, TNT Company. Lon TATES MATL TO HAVANA. TIC MALL SYSANSHL? COMPAN urs tay at y o'clock P.M. precisely Salling from pier No. MORRO CASTL COLUMBIA MISSOUEE North river. Cate Ry Adams (via Nassan), Jone 15 Van Bice. = June 2 i. Edward June 29 f paveage appiy bo 4 PPR. W. DIMOCK, Premdent, No. 5 Bowling Green. INS—TOUCHING math. JALVESTON, | Captain will leave ou Satur Al FBlariige, at ple dune t Through b on the points | of luting given to Houston ani to all aad on, Hou id Henderion, and B. B. apply te ALLURY & CO,, 158 Maiden lane, {OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT ‘the Cromwen Stew | trad) COASTWISH STRAMSFHIPS. AVANA, SISAL ANU VERA CRUA New York and Mexican Mall Searmship Line, leasing z el7 Kas river at ITY OF MEXICO, ¥ CITY OF Me KID, MERCHANTS’ STCAMSHIP LINK, From pier No. § North river, nt 3 « Me CRESC Nr cre Y on Saturday, June U7, Freight recetvet daily. Thesuh rates given to St, Lewy, Vieksburz, Mobile, Galvestoa and Lodia M4 For freigit or passage, 4p or applyto mis aN 1OR NORFOLK, CiTY POINT AND RICHMOND. Oid Dominion Steamship Company. Steamships of this line leave pier 37 North river, foes of Bench street. For Norvoik, City Point and Richmond, on Thursday, Jane Vi, at 3 P. M., steamship ALBEM ting with Law ed Toland Adee Virginia and Tennessee Air Lin heaapeake and Obie line, Petersburg and Weldon Rai and moni and Danvide Kalrvsd.. Throage passenger tickets and torouzh bills of lading at reduced to a] pots South and southwest, ply at oie oa pler 7. oF at ollice of tho company, IS Greenwich street, corner of Dey. ad, = HE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE FOK CHARLESTON, 3S Cy THE FLORES ‘3, ANI SOUTH AND ROUTHWEST, sailing from pler No. 29 North Hiern P.M. overy Wecnes ve AD FR, Captain fp. J. Lockwood, will salt on Saturday, June 17, ‘Through passage tickets and biils of lading lasuod at lowest Fates. For local freight or pasaace apply to HE RY 1. BORGAN & CU. 177 West st., corner Warrem, For through (ret hy anid rates anply to, BENTLEY D. HAZELL, General Agent, Great Southern Freight Line. 317 Broadway, nirance in Thomas street. The steamship SOUTH CAROLINA will folow Wednes day, Juce ul. CAVEULMRS? GUID LUANY DAY VIEBARD AND DANIEL DREW, from ot at B53) and Thirty-four at at hed © Yonkers, Tarrytown and Nye (by ferry b , Cornwall, News és Pouguik BeQOkuyN, BATH AND CONEY Ist ND RAILROAD Steam ©: every forty minutes for the island on ferry cars run to rains run ojtener. Hotels now oven t frog RoNDOUT, LAD 3, NEW BURA Poushker, Fxopuy.—The wtearnbonts THO Land JAMES WW. BALDWIN leave ‘#4 North rive dai ; foot of Hai DAILY, -STEAMERS. NNYSID% leave p' wot of Spring sirevt, dally at 6 P. M., ladon arene THOMAR No. 43 North making wual SAMSHIP COMPANY, New Jersey Southern Ratiread ue ter Sune 13 four daily trips between New York nd Long ‘ranch, via Sandy Hook and al! potnta on the New Jorsey Southern Ruiro; ‘The aplendic sa}oon steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and JESS: HOYT wit re ty Pier 28 North river, foot of Murray street, daily (Snadage excepied , as follows :-- PLYMOUTH ROCK, at 6:40 A, NG eaaiogie! at Long Brande oat A.M. ‘A’ M, arriving at Long Branch at 1:08 A. M. P.M. artiviug at Long Branch at Sat PLYMOUTH ROCK, at 4:30 'P. M., arriving at Long Braneb ‘atest P. Returning—leave Long Branch, JESSE NOYT, at TAS Me urr-ving in New York at 8:40 AM. PLYMOUTH ROCK, at 7M, arriviag in New York af JESSE HOVT, at 10:35 A. My ae PLYMOUTH ROCK, at 6:08 ?. M., arriving In New York at 7:60 P.M. Me Tickets for Sandy Hook, Long Branch and all stations om New Jersey Southern Raliroad for sale at the folowing JESSE HOYY, at 3:3 Ouces>—241 tway, 6: ner Spring sirevt corner Bro and Twenty-bird sircet, aad No, 4 Cot strest, Brou Grand Promenade Concert on the PLYMOUTH ROCK each trip, by the celebrated Band of the Ninth regiment X GSN, Branch, $1, Com:nutation tickets for eale at fhe "Nurraganartt Steamship Compary, pier 3 -North river. Excursion tickets to Sandy Hook and return, #1. gigi: JAMES FISK, Je, President. M. R. S1MONG, Managing Director. the olfice of N EW YORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT COMPANY, pier 89 Norch river, New York, June 5, 1°71. For Albany and Troy, Bu‘Talo and the West, Saratoza and the North, ‘The old, long-ratalished, popular evening ine sreamers Tare daily at 6, otviock from, nev pier 3 Norte river, V sireet, below Jersey verry. Fare ¢1 50 lens tham by railroad. Nuk MARY POWELL, FROM V 2:30 P.M, daliy, making usual landings. Ronaont 5:0 A. My. sie 6:30, Milton jew burg 7.40, Corawali » Vest Point 8:05, Cozens" 6:15, ar riving in New York at id 43. RY STREET AF Returniog leave EXCURSIONS. Bein ONS, SALOON STEAMER WYOM- ing, barges Sarah Sith, Anna and Ca edonia; Bae fenta. Grove, Olice, SP not be wecure | els-where. Ii, . CKOSSI. A YACHT TO FOR EXCURSIONS—SATIe- 43 fog, cunning, ishing or chowder parties. Also (amikes and chidren take on saliog excursions, at the shortest no. tice, Address JOUN PATERSON, Post oltice, Hobusen, NJ. N y STEAMBOATS PLEASANT VALLEY AND AA. FORT Lok, Sundays, ‘rom Spring street, at 936, 19) Jae 6 and 7. M, tor Fort Lee, landing at Puirty-ton ‘all trips; fad trip. Dally oc hi, 2 and 35g P.M (oxE* ISLAND, NORTH RIVER ROUTE.-THR steamer Mic TAMORA has commenced ber Feaular tripe for the season, Warren str Jandd her reg pat lem ne West Tenth street at 9:25, 1 a 3340; pier No. 4, North ivr, 1 river boat will commence pa on Saturday, June 17, LAR Boar for the Fishing Ranks. On and after Thesuay, June 1s, iv, the ateamer RIP VAR WINKL., © wn simmons, wil leave Peck sip at 7:45, Dristop her ett et at © and pier 4 North river at ¥ A.M. Veber Hease and Colilon Batd bait, lines aud relream ments on bowrd, PUR EXCURSIONS—THEH STEAMER L. BOARDMAS, Apply to 3. W. LEWIS & CO., 24 South ateort. ONS-THE STREAMERS JOSEPHINE, OWN. Apply at the kerry cflice, vot of OR and M Whiteball street, por Leth (OLD LAS DING ley.—Steamer THOMAS Ancett, leaves Christopher Tp P. Me 74 and ii AL Me street on all but thi HE STEAMBUAT FLORENCR will rua regy any Fraukilo street. per 36 North atg A, M.; Fulton atreet, Brooklyn, at 9:00 A. M. R% KAWAY REACH—OPENING DAY.—THR STEAM © boat FLORENCE will eave on Thursday, June 1S, footet Frac ito stroet at! A.M. aud 2 P.M. Futon streeiy Brooke lyn atY:80 A. M and 2:00 P, M.; leave tus Beach 72. M. AT PORT LEE AND GLENWOOD GROYB seursions, Apply to CRARY HOLLBN- e. AND PLEASANT VAL Captain George WA. MG sand 6% ba od last up trip. HECK, 106 Matter. CP ohare ey GROVES AND BARGES FOR EXCUR. © sivas. The beaucful new steamer Pride of haw, wil first claws Groves, Svesmers and Barges, ow favoruble tenins. BLOOMER & CO., 246 Front streot, NEW CHAMPION, CAPTAIN @& North river, 466: for New. on Saturday, June 17; leare at 9220, Good tousic, balty nem ©, Manager, 71 Cortlandt street, NO CHARTER—STEAMER J. 8. UNDERHILL, FOR DARK M5EG OF BOLLERS ON HAND, NEW and second Hand, for sal ._ Apply to ALEX AR DER CAULDWELLy Boiler ats ctory, Newburg, N. You or WARD & S 52 Jola streat, SOR SALE-—-A DOUBLE ENGINE, 6X6, SUITABLE. fora oat, &c.; price #430. Apply to H. L. ROOSHVELT, No. 6 Bedfurd street. Sita ENCINES, BROILERS, PUMPS, AND ALB kinds of Machivery at low prices. TODD & RAFFERTY, WV Barclay street. Works, Vaservon, N. J. TANTED—& MORTICE MACHINE, Wh good order. Addresa RJ. MAD. street, Brookiva. SECOND HAND, DREN, 865 Fatew = semen ee stirs 8 WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e. LATOR, MADG BY STOKEln FOR a SYVHEK & CO,'S, 60S Broadway. ~CLUTUING : T EDWARD MILLERS WibL KNOWN ESfAB- lishment, 15) Sevcash a7 enue, Hear Muetecnth street, e Utmost vas patd for Cashed Clothing. Carpets, £e Havin: « great demand for these articios we quaranses satla- faction to’) parties who will favor us with a cau OF oy ad dressiog Mr. oF Mrs. MibLu.¥ WN ESTASL( At, tHe Urrows HM GAT, 313 STATE ZA avenue, near Forty.sath strcet.—ilaving & large order ior Goasaies, Texas, we will posisively pay 50 per vent mace than any osher dewer for Castrol Ciocmag, Carcess, Paral ture, Ac. ‘iry by Calling and satis(ylog yourselves, or ade dressing Mr. or Mrs. FLATT Uk, NEAR TWENTY-NINE t 432 FOURTH : nia will be astonished at the great siroot—Lavtie prices B. MINTZ pays Jewelry. AB ov we gi uote UY Brooks; 0 ¢ A cali Mints. T J. ANH and otler dea aidress J. A by Mra, Ant 3 ri T HL. ROSENTHAL'S, 23 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR £ jneteenta, street ot Third avenu ) bites amd obtain the highest valves for Cast-otf Clothing jog or addcessing, Ladies altendod ws gentlemen « fas Carpots py inge by Mra. H. Rocewiay (Ow Ay Delco Corts and gt "Pee FOr ret oe PS RUMW Bll & Cx 85 Weat etree nm co.npeded 49 pay shoae prices aa T have a order (0 fi, Flows cas On oF addrese Mr. oF ALPS, ROM Bish, sae nunoer as woove, News, Orders Wil Ue pune fuady avended out at tae cle