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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Thi hsdat, June 6?6 P. 1L
There is nothing new in the money market.
Honey is worth from 3 to 5 per cent per annum on
call, the general rate in the atreet being 4.
Exchange is moderately active. Bankers ask
114%; at 114% there ia a lively demand. Francs
?re worth 4.35 a 92%. Gold advanced to-day to
104 bid.
The stock market continues active and buoyant.
There are no signs as yet of any decline in the
public inquiry for dividend paying stocks; on the
contrary, as the government pays its debts, and
money becomes more abundant, the demand for
reliable securities which pay a good income be
comes more active. Speculative non-dividend
paying shares are likewise wanted, mainly on the
principle that if the better class of securities ad
vance these must advance with them. Govern
ment sizes rose % to-day. The official report
from the Secretary of the Treasury, stating the
public debt on the 2t>th of May at $491,445,984, at
?n average rate of Interest of four and thirty-five
one-hundredths, has bad the effect of stimu
lating the demand for public stocks. New York
Central rose to 92, and was active at the advance.
Speculators predict that New York Central will
aell at par thja summer. Erie was not so strong in
the morning, but rallied afterward, and the pre
ferred closed at an advance of about */% over yes
terday's olosing price. Pacific Mail rose to 117, at
which price there were sales, and closed 116%
bid?an advance of %. State, stocks were active ;
Missouri* rose % per cent, and were in demand at
the advance. Reading advanced 1%, Michigan
Central 1%, Southern old %, guaranteed 1%, Pa
nama 1, Illinois Central 1%, Galena 1%, Bock Is
land %. At the second board there was a
?ale of Illinois war loan at par. The market
closed firm, the following being the last quotu
? tions:?United States C's, registered, 1881, 103
a 103%; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 106% a 106%;
do. 5's, 1874, 96 a 96%; 7 3-10 Treasury notes.
106 a 106%; Tennessee 6's, 59% a 60; Virginia
6's, 57 a 59; Missouri 6's, 53% a 53%; Pacific
Mail, 116% a 117; New York Central, 91?? a 91;
Erie, 38% a 39; do. preferred, 66 a 66%; Hudson
River, 46% a 47; Harlem, 14% a 14%; Reading,
60% a 51; Michigan Central, 64% a 65; Michi
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 27% a 27%;
do. guaranteed, 58% a 58%; Panama, 132 a 133;
Illinois Central, 64 a 64%; Galena and Chicago,
71% a 71%; Cleveland and Toledo, 45% a 46;
Chicago and Rock Island, 64% a 65; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 75% a 76%; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chien, 28 a 29; Illinois Central bonds.
7's, 95 a 96; American gold, 104 a 104%.
After the second board the market was very
strong, and there was a general inquiry for the
speculative shares at a further advance of % a %
per cent.
A correspondent, referring to the statement of
dividend paying concerns in this morning's He
bald, inquires how long the Pacific Mail Company
has paid 20 per cent. The following is a list of
the dividends paid by that company during the
past six years:?
Year. Percent. Tear. Percent.
W59?May 7. 10 I860?ltey 16 10
Novembers 16 1800?April 30 10
186T?May ft 10 November 7 10
July 15 10 1861?May 22 0
November 11 10 August 24 6
18U?May 12 10 Novemlxsr 12 5
Augusts 9 1862?Kebru?ry 11 5
Decembers 10 May 2S 6
The average dividend for these six years was
over 21 per cent per annum. The only occasion*
on which the annual dividend was less than 20 per
cent per annum were in 1859, when only 10 per
cent was paid, the company being at war with
Commodore Vanderbilt, who is now the largest
stockholder in the concern, and in 1861, when one
dividend of 5 per cent was passed in order to re
deem the overissue and increase the cash sur
plus.
The Sub-Treasurer received $500,000 in legal
tender notee from Washington this morning. Mr.
Chase ia shortly expected to ask Congress for
leave to issue $25,000,000 of small notes. The
business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to
day:?
Receipta fl.434,565 81
?For custom* 184,000 00
PVD1HU 888,816 88
Balance 14,680,926 60
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $36,021,983 30, and the balances
$1,350,654 04.
The statement* of the banks of the three princi
pal oities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one* and the corresponding time
of 1861 as follows:?
Lnanr. Cirmtn.
N Tork, May SI $142 871414 12S.4S4.7U 31.397,284 8538.149
Bo*ton. June 2. 60,877.367 26.73<>,?6 8.1)0,728 fi.348.l3ft
I*Oil*., JuM 2 . 31.747,070 24.3W.8U i>ffl.482 4,333,01:1
Touil . $235,0M.fl51 176^49.888 45,170.431 Ifl.21ft,Sl*)
lu( vet 2S4.73S.IW 172.H40.9S8 44.380,467 18.282.4ft7
ImM je?r S08.175.U02 124,040,877 49,673,004 17,140^48
' At auction this morning the following sales of
stocks were mad* by A. H. Nicolay:?
$3,500 fcogan Co. Mining and Ku. Co. 0 s.. 78* and int.
10 share* Phenix Fire Insurance Co lax
Annexed are the current charges in London,
England, for paper of various dates:?
Thirty to sixty days 2* a 8 per cent.
Three months. 3 a 3* per cent.
Four months 3* percent.
Six months bank bills 3\ a 4 per cent.
Six months?trade bills 4 a 8 per cant.
The papers per Persia report that on the Stock
Exchange there is little alteration in the value of
money, the charge for loans on government secu
rities being only abont 1% a 2 per cent.
Annexed are the rates of discannt in the princi
pal cities of the continent of Europe:?
Bank Hau. Op. Harlut
J'tremL Per cm*.
Tar la 3* ?
Vienna ? 6 $
Berlin 4 $
Frankfort 8 2%
Amsterdam 4 4
Turin ? 4*
Bruaseia $ 8
Hamburg ? 4Vi
St. Petersburg 6*
The annual meeting of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad waa held at Cincinnati on Monday. The
Tmstnese of the year ending April 30,1862, was as
fniiows:?
t.roea earning* ? $828,033 38
Kipsnen 710,900 11
Set earnings. $110,033 27
The paassngsr business shows a falling off of
$167,491 03, and the freight business an increase
of $89,412 36, ss compared with the previous year.
Stock Exchange.
Tnrsenav, Trine 8 1MB.
$3009 U 8 6's,'81,rag 102* 100 aha XY C RR.blO 11 *
06000 IT 80 s,'81,sou 108 400 do *00 91*
fiooe OBI'S, "6$.... 98 100 do eflO 91>?
40000 U 8 6,a,74, con 96 60 do b30 91*
10000 do 94* 8 fk) 91 u
l?800Tr 7 3-10pcn im 106 1080 Erie RR 88*
1500 do 106* 60 Erie RK pref..., 8C
87000 Traa 7 3-10 pc a 108 80 do 8ft
84000 UWn<1e war In. 99* 100 do eft V
14000 Tennfi's, '90 ... 80 60 do bS 85*
9000 de 80* 10? do blO 86*
5000 Missouri 6's .. 62* 60 do b80 8fi
8000 do 68 380 do flsu
6000 do b30 '.350 do.. . *10 85 W
5006 de s60 63% 150 Hudson Rlv RR.. 40 ?;
75000 do 68^ 260 do 46 V
&OO0 d? b$0 83* 150 do 47
30000 de 83* 100 do 46'<
06OOM6'sttoHMJRR 63 950 Harlem RR. 14
8000 do 62* 10 Harlem RR pref. 36*
5800 California 7'? . 96 % 600 do 86
8000 S Y Central 6'S 100 li 80 Norw fe Wor RR. 43
loOOOK RR3mt>'83 slO 98* 80 do 42^
10000 Erie RB4ttomb 90* 860ReedingRR ... 60
SnO0MloftC9pcb,eld 104 800 do....;;... 60 X
looor.RJkQSWSpeb 100* 100 do 60*
6000 Mich So 2d astg 88 100 Mtcto Cent RR.?30 e?*
J0"0 Mich 9osf bds 96* 160 do...;....
27000 do 98 100 de b30 63*
f-'iO IU Can RR tods. 96* 468 de 84
7000 de 96 800 do 84 *
MKiOTerHhAlmax to 104* 60 do ?80 84
SOonrhicfeNWlstm 02 960 do b30 fl4*
6oOOTol*Wat>latm 224 do 04
, 1000 Mil feP-luCblm 97 180 lflch Be fe N I RR 28*
3000 flalkChlelatm 102* 386 do 36%
lOUOOOev ATolsf ba ?*<< 200 Miob B AN I g Stk 67*
WWHevfePIUMm 86 i5o do 67*
1000 I>et, M fetal la 88 88 Panama RR 132
10800 fittKtWfefTil m 97 2oo ui Con RRacp 1.60 63
.*KO American gold. 98* so do 02*
14 ?ha Pk of OOB?.. 108 60 do 02*
to i ac k Uau* m* 4W do 03
139 PaciQe Mall SSrfc 116* 100 Clev A PittsbgRR 22^
60 do b.'SO 117 200 do 22
100 do 060 117 460 Gal A Chicago KR 71
125 do lie* 150 do 71*
6? do a30 116* 600 Cle A Toledj KR. 45*
60 do 116% 320 do 46*
750 N Y Ceutral RR. 91* 300 do bGO 45*
2060 do 91V 450 Chicago fc H I KK 64*
100 do b30 91* 50Chi,HAyKR s30 74
622 do 91* 60 Mil 4 1* du Ch KK 28*
8KCOND BOAKl).
$20000use's,'81 ,cou 10614' 25atiid Erie RK 38*
7000 Missouri 6's... 83200brio KK prfd 66
26000 do 53* 100 do 66 *
10000 CS6's, 1 yr cert 100* 60 do b30 66 *
15000 Trea 7 3-10 pen 106* 60 do 66^
1600 do.. ..email 106 00 Hudson Riv KR. 47
1000 US6's,'741cou 96 60 do l>30 47
104000 III war loan.. 100 100 do 46*
5000 Toi A Waist m 94 50 do 46*
6000TerreHAUldtm 104* 400 Harlem KR.. b60 14*
6000 Tol & Wa 2d m 69 100 Harlem RK prfd 36*
6000 do b30 60 260 Mich Cent RR... 64*
6000 California 7's.. 98 60 do blO 6i*
22000 K KR 4th m bds 91 20 Mich So & N I KK. 26*
22000 Mich So skfbds 97* 300 do 27
50000 Amaricau gold 104 200MichSoAN Igs. 67*
00000 do SCO 103 * 60 do 66
?M shu RankRepuhlic 99 50 Panama KK 132
100 1'acile Maii So Co 116* 260 111 Cant KR scrip. 63*
29 do 117 1U0 do b30 64
26 Penn Coal Co 90 * 400 do 64
| 100 N Y Cent RR. t>30 91* 100 Galena A Chi RR. 71*
150 do 91* 150 do 71*
20 do 91* 260 Ctev ft Toledo RR 46
60 do 830 91* 200 Chi & Kk laid RR. 64*
10# ErieRK b30 36* 200 do 64*
200 (to 38* 100 Chi ,Bui AQucy RK 76
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Thursday, June 6?6 P. M.
Asm.?A sale of 60 bbb. pots was made at $6 T6.
Pearls were quiet at $B.
BuuDSTum.?Flour?The market was irregular and
quotations were rather lower. The receipts were libe
ral, while the demand for export was limited. The Per
sia's news also had an unfavorable influence. The sales
embraced about 12,000 bbls., closing within the follow
ing range of price?:?
Superfine State $4 15 a 4 30
Extra State 4 45 a 4 66
Superfine Western 4 15 a 4 30
Common to choice extra Western 4 40 a 6 00
'Canadian 4 40 a 6 00
Southern mixed to good suportlne 6 00 a 6 60
Extra do 5 75 a 6 70
Oood to choice family do 6 70 a 7 25
Rye flour 2 70 a 4 00
Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wine 2 90 a 3 16
?Canadian flour was heavy and in favor of purchasers
while the sales embraced about 1,00'i bbls.. closing within
the range of the above quotations. Southern flour par
took of the general slungishriess, while the sales em
braced abiut 700 bbls.,closing within the ab:>ve ra..ge
oi prices. Rye flour w.is in Moderate demand and steady
at our prices, with sales of 126 bbis. Corn meal wat>
steady and in fair request, with sales of 700 bbls. at our
quotations. Wheat was heavy and fell olf for most
grades about one cent per bushel. The market was brisk
it the concession, with sales of about 120,(-00 bushels at
$102 a $103 for amber Iowa, 82c. a 99c. for Chicago
suriug, 84c. a $1 for R.cine spring. S2c. a 96c. f jr Canada
club. 8Cc. a $1 for Milwaukee club, $1 10 a $1 14 for rod
Western, $1 15 a $1 18 for amber do., $1 22 a $1 26 for
white do. and red State (spring) at $1 10. Corn was in
good demand for ex(>ort and prices firm, with sa.es of
130,000 bushels, at 46c. for new mixo.l and at 49c. a 50 ?.
?for eld Jo. in store and delivered. Rye was firmer and
in go id request, with sales of 10,000 bushels at 68c Bar
ley was quiot and prices nominal. Barley malt was lirm
and In moderate demand, with sales of 2,000 bushe.s at $1.
Oats were heavy and the demand loss active, sales of
Canadian and Western were made at 43c. a45*c., and
of State at 45c. a 46c., ch.etly at the inside figure.
t'O/TKK.?The market for Rio was quiet, and prices
were nominal: 600 bags of Laguayra were sold lor ex
port at p. L
c i oa.?1 he market opened firm and at full prices,
but sa.es were less active, and later in the day rates
were irregular and less buoyant, while prices were with
out change of moment. The sales embraced 800 a 900
bales on the basis of 31c. a 31 *c. for middling uplands.
J-RX'OtiiM were irregular, while enageinents wore made
to a fair extent. To Liverpool 50,000 a 60,000 bushels ot
corn were eugagod at 8d. a S*d. in bulk and in shi;is'
hajte; 600 packages or lard at 25s.; 7,000 bushels wheat
at S*d., in ships' bags. Hoary goods were at 25?., and
100 bbls. or oil were engaged at 30s To Londoa 25,000
bushels cf wheat were eng iged In ships' bawl at 9*d. a
lod , with some lots reported at 10*d., closing, how
ever, at the Inside figures. To Glasgow 700 tiorcee of
ard were engaged at 32s. 6d. Rates to Havre were
steady at 20c. for wheat.
Hay was lea* active, while sales of North river were
makl-e at 60c. a 65c. lor shipment and at 70c. a 75c for
eitjr use.
no:-s.?The demand was steady, chiefly from brewers.
Prime qua.ities were in good request aud at full prices.
Sa.es were making of last year's growth at 13c. a 13c..
and old of 1860 at 7c. a 10c.
Iboh was dull, and, in the absence of sales of moment,
prices were nominal.
Una was steady, with sales of Rockland, including
common at 60c. and of lump at 90c.
Molasses.?The sales embraced 50 hhds, Porto Ric >
at 32c. for refining and 67 hbds. Cuba muscovado at p. t.
Naval Stokes presented no change of moment. The
scarcity of supplies restricted sales, while prices of moat
descriptions were firm but nominal.
Provim >N9.?Pors?The market was heavy for prime,
while mess was unchanged. The sales embraced about
900 bbls., Including the former at f9 a $9 26, and the lat
ter at $11 60. and clear at $13 50 a $14. Beef was dull
and heavy. The salee embraced about 200 bbls.,at $12
a$13 26 for plain mess and $13 76 a $14 60 for extra do.
Prime tness beef and beef hams were dull
and nominal. Bacon was nominal and quiet
Cot moats were in fair request, with sales of 400 pack
ages at 3*c. a4*C. for hams. Lard was firmer for
choice quality aad tolerably active, with sales of 800
packages at 7*c. a 8*c. lor common to choice. Butter
was in good supply and rather lower; good to prime State
yellow was selling at 16c. a 18c.; Ohio was at 14e. a 16c.
Cheose was easier and plenty, wUh sales at To. a 7*c.
for new State; Ohio was nominal at 6c. a 7c.
Rir?.?Sales of 400 bags Rangoon rice were made at
?*c. a 6*.
Sugars were steady, with sales of about 1,600 hhds.
Cuba muscovado, chiefly within the range of 6*c a
7*e. Per to Rico, good to prime qualities, ranged from
Sc. a 8*e.
Tallow was quiet and steady, with sales of Western
at 8*e. We quote prime shipping qualities at 8*c. a
8*c., and city do. at 8*c. a#c.
Whdwbt?The market was rather firmer, with sales
of 300 bpls. at 24e a 24*c. for State, and at 26c. for
Wee tern.
Canal Tails.
Auujrr, Jan* t, 1862.
The caul tolls, from tbs opening to Jane 1,1862,
amount ta $748,811, against $522,803 for tbs sum time
Cut year.
Death of Rev. Mr. Goodrich.
HASTfOM, Jum 6,1862.
Rev. Charles A. Goodrich died at his residence la this
city last even tag.
_ LOST AIVO FOIHD. ?
CI HECK FOR $8S. DRAWN BT H. L. ROCTH A HON*
J on the Merchants' Bank, order of N. Henrlquet, lo?
this morning. In William or Wall street. Payment stopped
A reward wUl be given to the bnder by leaving it at N. Ilea*
liquet *. 700 Broadway.
LOST?A LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, ON
Tuesday, 3d ioat, In going from Railway to Newark m
the New Jrroe7 Railroad train, leaving Rahway at 3 oVlock;
No. of the watrh 42.834, made in Genera. The fiDder will be
?mtably rewarded on returning the eaoie to 88 Dey street.
New York.
LOST-ON TTTORHDAY. JUNE 5. FROM AN EXPRESS
wagon, a bag containing unmade red flannel Shirt*, In
going from Chamber, street up Broadway and Grand street,
mrough Suffolk and Houston, where it was missed. The
tinder will receive $5 reward on retaining It to 63 Ridge
street. M. PRICE.
LO8T-THI R8DAY, JT7NE 8. A PO< KETBOOK. CON
tsininK $SU or $40. Any one returning It to 144 Mulber
ry street will be liberally rewarded.
_ MrirAmpi.
fliQ reward-lost. in the vicinity omSon
tun Vint Greenwich streets, on Tuemlay evening, a
Urge yellow Setter Dog; answers to the nam' of Ds*h. The
fiti'Ter will re<?lve the above reward on returning him 10 2 *
Washington street.
fC REWARD-LOST, ON JUNE 3. ON THE EIGHTH
fj Avenue ItaCroaS, a leather Pocket Book, omitatnln*
I in bill* aad $1 tn chsnge. The flutter wtli receive ihs
above reward, and the thanks of the owner, by leaving the
Mae at the ?scatter ? deefc, at the Railroad offiu, oorner ?f
Eighth avenue and Fortjr-ninth street.
REWARD-WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE AR
rest aid ronvtctlon of the pervon or persons who
caused the handbills to b* posted on the Hlooinfnudale roa<l
on the night of Hay 31, fur the purpose of injuring the cha
racter aad business of George W Jenkin*. the proprietor of
the Waverley Hotel, Niaety-sltth street and Bbooiningiiale
road. Any information at the above will be thankfully re
oelved sol the partiea well rewarded.
GEORGE W. JENKINS.
?ILUNBRV, *C.
MILLINER^-A lady, WITH FRO* %x? TO $1,300
In furnltbiaf and fancy gaodi, would like a Bret ri?M
mlllin?r to Join her, wflh a email amount of capital, In open
ing a millinery In oonnaction wiMi the alio*?. Addreee J. v.,
(latum B, appointing an lnterrlew.
FIIIB ART*.
Photograph albcmh?at qrbatlt hkducbd
prices, and it large variety to rhooae from. Alio Kan a,
Porte mnnnatee, Plpi-Andl a thoaiand other artlelea in the
Fancy flood* line, at the Original jacobs', 407 Broad wa j
fj 1J BROAIjWaT ?CARTES DB VI9ITM-fl FOR
III one rto.lar. taken with Volghtlandtar'a celebrated
quick-acting leneea
bailey k bodirb, Photograph erg.
billiards.
Billiards-notice -w. h Griffiths im
proTed i atent combination <; ,ehloned Billiard Table*,
wnlch are now preferred to all other* U* w.rrectneae ot
angle* ?nd durability, can only be bought at hi. fartory, IM
Fulton itreet. w H ORlFFIT/l.
lltOAIM AND tobacco.
Acknowledged-la kultana in thb' nog*
popular, aa well a? the moat aiiutiltel* flavored
Meere. haum Btnoklng To^ar-e In the market. Hold bv ell
eager dealer*. E F. RAYMOND, 117 Maldan lane men,
facturer'i eole Mtnl for U? Lulled giatM, '
tub Tunr.
FASHION COURSE, L. I -THIS DAT, FRIDAY, JUNB
6 Ma ch $1,000. two miles and repeat, in harness.
8 ('route u .lues gr. ui. lady 8 irlolk.
H Piifcr utaei b. in. Kill; Wink.
The boat leaving James slip at 1 o'clock P. M. connects
with the railruadiars ml Hunter'* 1'out.
JOSLi'H OitOi HKRON, Man afar.
I FASHION PLEASURE GR H'ND ASSOCIATION.?
AbmUoi of the membe.a oi the above as?>giution
will be belli at the Hone House uii Kriuay evening, June 6,
at y P. M. G. U. HOPKINS, Secretary.^
I FASHION PLEASURE liKDUNO ASSOCIATION.?
1 Match for $."*10, J uti??? 7, tfMKt. D. Tallmau name* bay
uiare Miuuie; 11. Woodruff u im-s b. g. Hiraiu Temple; mile
heats, beat three in live in harness. Good day and good
track. J. CROCHERON, Manager.
HOttNKS, , t'A Hill AUKS, AC. _
Al'AIK OP coaoh HORSES FOR SALE?IN FINE
condition, beautiful travellers, kind and gentte In
every respe.t; also, two single Horse*. All will be will rery
low, or will be let for the summer season to responsible par
lies. Apply at 60 West Thirtieth street.
A [BEAUTIFUL small BLACK shetland PONY
j\ for salt.?Very kind and gentle, perleotly sound, and
wul be soli cheap. Call at 768 Sixth avenue.
john BATES.
AVEHY FINE LAKOE BRIGHT BAY HOBSK FOR
sale cheap?16 hands high, six years old; is perfectly
Sound and so! l for want of use; a tine coupe horse and good
under the "a idie. Inquire at 73 West Thirty secend street,
before 10 A. M. or troin 1 to 3 P. M. Also a French Ph* ton.
BAROUCHE FOB SALB.?A HANDSOME BAROUCHE,
built by La m-.noe, coat $S00; In excellent order; will
be sold cheap. Apply at Mulgrew'a livery stable, 61 Bast
Tweluh street, near Broadway.
QARRlAGES.?MINER A 8TBVEN8,
72,74,76 Walker street,
first door east of Broadway,
Manufacturers of first class Carriages and Ugbt Wagons.
CARRIAGES.?ONE BEAUTIFUL LIGHT OOUPB
itookuway.
6 turn-over seat Roekaways, of different styles.
3 top B.iggles, light and by beat makers.
6 uo-top Buggies and Road Wagons.
2 li.'ht Trotting Sulkeya.
1 light second hand Coupe Rockawsy.
1 W ;ht second hand Pho ton, top on back seat.
4 second hand Top Buggies.
1 light Box Wagon and Jaggcr, with full springs.
The above to bo sold at low prunes.
MACALPINE A BDEY,
64 Cedar street, opposite the Poat otfice.
CARRIAGES?AT VERY LOW PRICES, SUCH AS
lour and six seu Roekaways, various patterns; Doc
tors' Pha ton*, Top iiuggtes, rosd Waggons, Ac., of excel
lent make and fi;i :-b, both new and second hand at the Dew
Mil *100111 of l/.tla LUDLOW, Jr., 96 Liberty street, west
of Broadway.
For sale?a bay horse thorouohly broken
to imrn.-sa ami kind umier the saddle; also sate lor a
lady. Apply to MYERS, 263 Monroe street, N. Y.
For sai.e?a very fine bay mabb, seven
jears old, all so md and kin 1, fifteen hands three inches
high, a nice traveller, and tit lor any kind of work or dri
ving; must be Mold as the owner has no use for her. Apply
to WM. SHERWOOD. 40 Spruce street, New York; or to
GEORGE W. MUM BY, 59 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
flOR SALE?A DARK BROWN SADDLE MARE. OF
Flying Cloud sto:k, 15>? nands higii, kind an 1 sound.
To be s?-??11 at Pelton s stables, No.6 East Tweuty-first street,
until sold.
I^OR SALE?OR TRADE FOB GROCERIES AC., A
. valuab.e young road or family Horse, 15>J hand* high,
together with Iijht Wugon.-sod Harm SS. all warranted. Ap
ply at 70 Tillary street, Biooklyn, immediately.
FOR SALE-PRICE $?00-A REMARKABLY HAND
some Biack Hawk Gelding, 15H hands high; can trot in
tnrce unnut do ible or single. A child could ride or drive
hint. He will be warranted In every respect, and lull trial
? ill be given. He is sold for want of use. Ask for Peter, at
Underbill's stables, Lafayette pla e.
For sale-a beautiful pony built mare,
with loal; price $75; warranted sound and kind. Also
two valuable family Horses, 6 years old, 16 hands. Also su
perior Work Horses. Apply at id Crystie street, near
Canal.
Fob sale?a handsome pair of black match
ed Horses, young, sound and kind. Tue cheapest pair
111 the city. To'be seen at tne Excelsior stables, 56 West
Thirtieth street.
T7K>B SALE-TUB PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN
JT au> it leaving town, a bay Horse, 1 hands high; war
ranted sound, kind and gentle; has trotted In 2: war
ranted to trot In 2 4w. Can be seen at Brown's stables,
corner 01 Bore uiu and SUte streets, Brooklyn.
FOB 8ALE-S00 LIGHT CARRIAOES, FAMILY ROCK
awujs, top and opea Buggies, gro -ers' and business
Wagons, depot and hot' 1 Wagons; 100 sets of Harness; 50
Horses, from >30 to $150 each, at 10 Nevins street and 184
Kulton avenue, Brooklyn.
For sale-or trade for other property, a
gentleman s Horse, Light Wagon and Harness, city
mske, all warranted. Sold for the want of use. Apply at
497 Se ond avenue.
FOP. SALE?A. BRIGHT BAY HORSB, 16 HANDS
high; extraordinary line style; warranted sound, kind
mid very gentle. Can be seen at 2M West Thirty-sixth street.
Sold only lor want of use.
For sale?a stylish black horse, isk hands
High, sound and kind. Also a light, three-quarter
seat Dusenbury Wagon and a good second hand Harness.
Will be sold cheap. Apply at 96 East Tlilrl>-second street.
Fob salb-a brown saddle hobse oood in
sll harnes-. sound and kind, live year* old, ibx bands
high' Price (225. Inquire at Kelly s stable, 18 West Thir
teenth street, of "William."
FOR SALE?a NEW CENTRAL PARK PHAETON OB
Tax Cart; also new and second hand top wagons. 62
West Twenty-fifth street.
FOR SALE-AN EXPRESS WAGON NEARLY NEW;
also a Kodtaway Carriage, for oue or two boraea, with a
Double Set of Haruess. Apply M No. U Third uremic.
E. B. STEAD.
For bale cheap?new and second hand
Coaches, Rockaways, two seat Wagucm, with and with
out topai tup anil no tup Wagous, Jager, and oue Business
Wagon. Apply at 27 Wooster street, near tirand.
For sale cheap?a set op pine double har
ness, made by Lowdcn; neat ana of superior material
and workmanship; nearly uew. Apply at iteevss' stable.
14 Ea.it Nineteenth street.
IpOR SALE OR exchange?SIXTEEN YOUNG
" Hor-ea, j uat from Canada Wwt, froui four to seven
years old, fourteen to liilfcu hatwla h.gh. all sound and
kind; alao iwu Matched Teams. Inquire in the blacksmith's
?bop. No. 130 Norfolk street. { J
Horse por sale-will be sold at uk o'clock
on Friday, June 6. from 117 Naaaan street. Por further
part If u ars ace au tion notice.
JUPITER (THE SIRE OP LADY EMMA, WHO HAS
just made one Of the beat race* on record), is standing
at the farm of his owner, at Copake. Columbia county, New
York, at <25 the season. Mares ran be shipped direct to Co
pake by tne Harlem Kallroad, or sent to Hudson by boat,
care or C. H. Miller, Worth Houae. Por full particulars ad
dress Sylvester II. Wlleot, Copake, or James D. MeMann,
Laiayette Hall, New York.
Must be sold cheap, as the room is want
ed?A on* s.-at, top Muggy Wagon, new and aubstan
lially built. Can be a en at 2SPerry street.
NEW YORK TATRRSALLS' stables, corner op
Sixth arenne and Tblrt) nintn street.?Boarding and
Sale 8-abl'-s. The beat attention given to Boarding and dale
Horses. Hones, Wagons and Cuachee to let for the road or
park. Aurllon aales every Tuesday of Horses. Wagons, Har
ness, Ac. Out door sales protniAly attendod to.
WM. M. LANG LEY, Auctioneer aud Proprietor.
PASTURE.?GOOD PASTURE, WITH PROPER CARB
for horses, msy be had from JACOB J HOPPER, nf
Hsck< nsack, If. J. Reference?C. C. Grtce, 122 Mar loigal
street, or C. ft W. Knapp, >64 Washington, corner Of Mur
ray street, N T.
Wasted-a handsome pony. 12X to is^ hands
high Meat be a fancy ooior and stylish sound aud i
perfectly kind and gentle in barneaa aud under saddle; suit
able and sale lor a lady orchililion. Would buy for cash, or
exchange a line bay mare l&3a band* high, atx years old and
warranted, which ' ost this season $32ft. Address Hauls,
Herald olDoe.
WANTED TOR CASH.?ARY gentleman HAVIKG
a first rate family Horse that he will warrant, and a
convenient, lashlonable leather top Wagon or Ro'kaway,
with two seats, stilted to the country, together with Har
ne?a, ke.. m uerlect order for aule, can address, with full
particulars, C. E. H., box 212 Herald offioe.
WAGON FOR SALE?A HALF SPRING ROAD
?T Wagon, made by Brewster A Co., nearly new; has
b*?en used but six times. Will be sold low. Can bo seen at
M'-n:hnn a stable. In Twenty-ninth street, near Broadway.
For particular* Inquire of C. W. V. B , 1M and 116 Pulton
struct, N. T,
TTfANTBD-A OOOD TOfNG MIL< H OOAT, IN EX
Y v shsnge tor a handsome Newfoundland Deg, IS months
old; nvired a diploma at Bamum's Dog Show. Address
O^at, station D, New York Post odes.
NEVINs STRBBT
184 pulton AVENUE,
brooklyn.
IHft OP HARNESS. OP ALL STYLES AND
JLUU kinds, new aad second hand.
Saddles. Bridles. Whips, Ac.
At 10 Nevlns street, Brooklyn.
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of Broadway. where Dr. B. may be conaulted from 8 A M.
until *P. M., confidentially.
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from MaedougaL New Yofk. Prloe u centa. or in poataft
atampa. CoBaufiaUona from II till 2, anl iroou 4 till 8.
The mareiaoe guide, oe naitral history or
feneration?A private iuatrucnr for married peraona,
or tboaa about to marry, both male tad female, by Frederick
Hullici, M. D., author and lecturer upon the rhytlotogy aad
D aeaaea of the Oeaeratlve Organ a, wMb numeroua enfrav
insi and nolored plate*, 300tb edition, muck enlarged and
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llahedNedtnai Journal. Dr. Holliek'a olBoe la BW Broad
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acribed In bia well known booka aad leoturea.
REMOVALS.
NOTICE -the AGENCY fob TUB SALE Or GOODS
manufactured by _
THE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
will be removed, on the l?t of May neit, from No. 108 Lib
arty atreet to No. IS Park place.
* 7 IT. O, llAliDBN, PrMtdmk
In Tou. April 1& ISO,
A
TUB RBBBLLIOI,
ATTENTION-TO BE MUSTERED IN IMMEDI
ately, a Lieutenant. who can bring 40 men for a now
company of ik Heavy Artillery regiment new iu I he lorw at
Washington. Addre? U. S.. Herald office.
FIRST LIEUTENANCY CAN BE HAD IS A COM
pany of the T*. .it. regiment, tfta: is accepted for three
mou ibs. The compao)* I* all lull and muaieiea in. By ap
pi> nif; iiniiK-iiUlttl ' It <.'Ui be scoured very reasonable. Ad
dru?a Ki.nt Liuuieuaat, corner of Fourth and Thompson
streets, or 241 rtlt-ecker street.
ClOMi'ANY D, NINETY-NINTH REGIMENT NEW
J York Volunteers.?The members of ibe above Company
will meet together at the Jersey City ferry, fool of Corilandl
street, at sis o'clock A. M., oc sv urday, the 7lb Inst., w re
turn to Fortress Monroe. By order,
Wm. J. McINTIRE.
Captain Company D. 99th Regiment N. Y. Y.
COMPANY I, TWELFTH KKUIMBNT N. Y. S. M.-TIIE
members of mi? command are directed to assemble at
tbe Mereer llonae Una (Friday) morning, at 7 o'clock. Punc
tual attendanoa la required. By order.
_ J. ACORN, Captain.
Fob sale
Two hundred superior Knapsacks.
Do. Body Bella.
Do. Cartridge Boxes.
Do Cap Pouches.
One hundred Crosa Belts, all new and of tha beat enam
eled leather.
Apply to BOWIE DASH, Bag., 112 Pearl street
/GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF MBW
U York.
GENERAL ORDERS?NO. 36.
Asjotaht Ov.NKUAi.'a Orrics, Albany, June 3. 1862.
Id purauance of the provisions of an act entitled "Au act
to provide for ibe enrolment of Ibe Militia, the organisation
and discipline of the National Guard ot the State of New
York, and for the public defence," passed April 23, lita, an
enrolment of all persons within this S.ats liable to military
duty will forthwith be made. Commandants of reglmeuts
are enjoined to uae all diiigenoa in placing the enrolment
books In Ibe bands of commandants of companies, or other
enroling officers, and to aee that the enrolment iscom
Sleted and tbe enrolment books hied on or before the lat
?y of July next. la case any difficulty should be antici
pated In oompleting the enrolment within the time in-e
scribed, the Commander-in-Chief will, upon application,
appoint one or more persona, to be nominated to bun by the
enrolling ollioers, to assist m iiuishmg such enrolment.
Commandant* of regiments will report iurthwith to the Ad
jutant General the receipt of the ?nrolment booka and the
names and Post office address of the enrolling officers In
whose bands tliey have been placed. By order of the Coca
mander-ln-Ubief,
TH03. HILLHOUSE, Adjutant Oeneral.
Largest oold embroidery mandfactoby
for Army and Nary?Uold Should, r Sirups, double and
three rows; Bugles, Wreaths, Cannon, Ac., sold for the low
est prices in tbe whole city by L. 1>E WELDKN, id and 30
Division street, s conJ iloor.
Recruits wanted
rriR th?
HALLECK GUARD,
Now forming under tbe new call of the government, to be
ready within sixty days.
Vapt. Baiterson, who haa been in the service of the gov
ernment. has received orders to recruit Company A of this
Guard, and ia now ready to receive Recruits, it la intended
that this Company shall he one of the lineal in the service.
Pay from $13 to $23 per mouth.
Each man as soon as mustered w ill be sent to Camp Wash
ington. Slaten island, and provided with abundant rations
and goo 1 uniforms.
$100 Bounty at the Expiration of Enlistment.
All parties wishing to act in the capacity of noii-commls
flion-d officers must apply immediately to secure position.
Headquarters 430 Brroaiway, New York.
J. P. BATVEBSON, Capt
JOS. Shekmak, Orderly Sergeant.
Approved May 31, 1362. F. S. LARNED, Superintendent
Twelfth infantry. Mustering officer.
Recruits wanted?for the fifth regiment
New York Volunteer Artillery, Col. Samuel Graham,
now stationed at Fort Marshall, Baltimore, Md. This regi
ment oilers many inducements that cannot le hud In any
other for those who desire to serve their country in this its
hour of pent No long, tiresome marches, nor exposure in
damp, cold tenia; Rood warm and comfortable barracks, in a
healthy locality, provided for each man. As only a tew more
reoruita are wanted to till this regiment to its maximum num
ber those who desire to join It must apply immediatHly to
Lieut. T. C. BROWER. Co. F, or Lieut. W. H. BOYLE, Co.
A, at the corner of Bowery and Grand streets.
All a'tsenlnes are requested to report at this office, or they
Will be returned as deserters.
WANTED?TWO SERGEANTS AND TWO CORPO
rats, which will be given to these who will bring a lew
good men for a Heavy Artillery regiment, which has ben
n the field ovet live months, now garrisoning forts at Welli
ngton. Address X., box 170 Herald oilioe.
WANTED?A PIR8T AND SECOND LIEUTENANT IN
a company now forming; parlies will be iitted lo pass
their mill ary examination. Only gentlemen of respect*,
bilily and means need apply at No. 3 New Chambers street
up stairs, opposite Sweeney's Hotel, fr.jm 10 A. M. to 2 P. M
TIT ANTED?IMMEDIATELY, FOB ARTILLERY REGl"
TV menu noiv in the iield, thirty men, for walcli $100
will be given, orgalproportionat- amount for smaller num
bers. Address X. Y. Z., box 170 Herald office.
WANTED?A COMPETENT MILITARY MAN TO
drill a company of boys iu one school; satisfactory ar
rangements can be made. Address immediately box 4,2tW
Post office, M. Y.
DRY GOODS.
CORSETS AMD SKIRTS?MBS. BLUER HAS RE
reived Tour mor ? rases ul her nice fitting dollar Cor.-eu;
auto, a lot of Werley's Patent French. very low. ft. B.?hem
StoW Skirts for .Wo. Freucj Kids, 63c. 860 Broadway, uear
Nineteenth a'reel.
RH. MACY.
. JACONETS. PLAID AND STRIPED CAMBRICS,
SWISS AND BOOK MUSLIN.
FULL STOCK, ALL QUALITIES, VERY LOW.
204 an J 206 Sixth avenue, two doors below Fourteenth street
H. MACY.
. Opening the cheapest Invoice Of
FRENCH LACE MITS IN THE CITY,
FROM 3s. TO $3.
304 and 206 Sixth ave., two doors below Fourteenth *t.
, *EVKKY^ VARIETY LADIES', MISSES' AND
OKNTS' HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
304 and 20li S.xlh ave., two doors below Fourteenth at.
H. MACY.
LADIES' AND MI8SE8'
MAUE UP UNDER LINEN.
304and 306 Suih are., two doors below Fourteenth at.
ZEPHYR WORSTED, FROM 12)* CENTS ; LADIES
should lay In a stock before going to the country, aud
before the advance, Saxouy Yarns, Needles, Canvass, sc.,
at ELCER'S. <00 and 882 Broadway, near Nineteenth street,
east side.
R
R.
R
neat deslr"1" pnrrhaw a large ?iiiantlty or caat on
I114 Apparel, Furniture, Carpets, Jewelry, Ac., by raii
n or aodresstng, ladle. and gentlemen can obtain the
CLOTH1HG.
T THE NEW STORE, 114 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
and gentlemen tun dispose of their Cast Otf Ciotliln.,
Carpets, Furniture, Ac. I guarantee to pay for Dresses from
$? to $ .0, tor Coats from $4 to (U. for Pants from $1 to
fi. Please do not forget to call on or address C. MISII, 114
Third avenue, near Fourteenth street. Lad lee attended by
Mrs. Mlsh. j ___
ATTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.?IF YOU
nlsn to nnd a fair and honest dealer to dispose of your
caat off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture nnd Jewelry, the best
tlilns; you ean do is 10 > all on or address the honest and well
known dealer, F. H ARRIS, 156 Seventh avenue, where you
will be dealt with to your sartsfsoclou. At this place joit
can receive tifty per rem more than from any other dealer in
the elty, and you will avoid being humbugged. Please do
not lorget, V. Harris, 156 Seventh arenue. Ladles attended
by Mrs. Harris.
? TTBNTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.?A LARUE
J\. order received froui the West for cast ott' Ciotliln..-,
Furnltuie. Carpets, Ac I will pay the best prii-e In the city
by railing on or addressing M. ABRAHAMS, 23.'! Sevcntu
avenue, between Twentv-flfth and Twenty -sixth streets.
Ladles attended to by Mr*. A.
AT NO. !U3 HOWERY.-H. ROSENTHAL, HAVING A
Meat desire to purchase a large quantity of cast off
Weariu " - - ? - *
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utmost value for each artiela Ladies attended to bv Mr-.
Rosenthal. Please remember, aud try 363 Bowery, opposite
Great Jones street.
AN EXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES'
and gentlemen's caat off nothing. Carpets. Jewelry
and Furniture, as the undersigned has received larg order*
tr un all Pfrts ol the United States for the above art e'es. He
gnsrstiiees to pny the following prices: From $A to $.16 !or
Silk (Dresses; from $3 to $15 for Coats; from $2 to $5 for
Pants. Please call or address by not- J. ANIIALT, 152 Se
venth avenue, between Twentieth and Twentv-llrst streets.
Ladies attended to by Mr*. Auhalt. N. B.?All business trans
acted confidentially.
Attention, ladies and qentlemen.-i have
just re? Ived $4,0(J0 to purchase east off Clothing, Fur
niture and Carpets for the California market. I do promts*
to pay the Inches pre-es In the ? ity by calling on or address
ing a note to E. MINTS, 137 Slith avenue, two doors al>ore
Tenth sire- t. Ladles attended to b> Mis. Mintz. Ke:..em
ber, 137 Slfth avenue.
A POSITIVE FACT.?LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF
you want to get the full value for your east ot Cloth 1 ox.
Furniture, Carpets and Jewelry, the best you ran dots to
call or send a note to A. HARRIS, 551 Third avenue, between
Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth streets, east side. Ladles
at tended to by Mrs. ilarria. . , f
AT THE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH PAID FOR
left otT Clothing, Carpets, Furniture. Ladles and gen
tlemen having any or the above to dispose of will do well to
send a note only to i. BOSENBEKG, 212 Seventh avenue.
There you will be sure to have your best satisfaction. La
dles attended by Mrs. Rosenberg.
A RARE CHANCE.?$13,000 WORTH OF OABT OFF
Clothing wanted, within a month, lor New Orleans. La
dies and senile mo 11 having any ol the above to dlspos" of
osn receive the following prlaes ? From $6 to $30 for Silk
Dresaes, from $3 to $1$ lor coats, from $1 u> $5 lor Pant*.
Also Shawls, Clocks. Carpets, Furniture: the highest prices
paid. Please call on or address a note to B. Minn, 283 Sixth
avenue, near Eighteenth street. Ladles attended by Mrs.
Mints. Orders from Brooklyn or Jersey City punctually at
tended to. Please remember the name, B. Mint/, 383 Sixth
avenue.
TTENTION.?CALIFORNIA AND PIKE'S FBAK
.XX trade.?A great demand for ladles' and gentlemen's cast
off Clothing, Furniture, Carpets and Jewelry. I guarantee
te pay twenty-live par cent more tbaa any other establish
ment. and no humbug Call at or send a note to 89 West
Broadway, between Leonard and Franklin streets. Ladles
attended by Mrs. R. Osbay and gentlemen by Mr. H. Gabay.
Alargb quantity of cast orr clothing,
Furniture, Carpeta and Jewelro wanted far the city and
Western trade. I pay as follows ?From $8 to $30 for Silk
Dresses; Coats from $6 to $lf; Pants $1 M to $t Call on or
address A. DUCAS, 218 Seventh avenue. Orders punctually
attended to. Ladles attended 10 by Mrs. P.
At the oldest stand on SEVENTH ANENUB?
Mrs EZEKIELS guarantees to pay the following prices
for ladles' and gentlemen's wearing apparel:?From $5 to
$30 for silk dresses, from $5 to $30 flir coats, and from $1 to
$6 for pants; aiao carpets, furniture, jewelry. Jte. A note by
post punctually attended to by Mrs. BtekiaU, 134 Seventh
avenue, between Niseteenth and Twentieth strseta. No con*
nectktn with any other house. Gentlemen attended to by
Mr. B.
LAnlES AND OENTLEMEN, IF YOU WANT TO OET
the value of your second hand Clothing, Carpets. Fur
niture, Ac., call at or send a note to the old stand, 309 Se
venth avenue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth
?trests. Ladles attended by Mrs. Btrauaa. B. STRAl'SS.
W1WBSB AUD LHiVOBI.
Hammer s champagne alb.
The attention of the public I* solicited to the superior
quality of Hammer'a Champagne Ale. This ale Is browed
fresh at all seasons of the year, and Its keeping quality, es
pecially of that brewed during the most excessive hoi wea
thnr. Is guaranteed for any length of lime. Orders sent to
our Brewery, la Uarlcm, will raoatve prompt attention^
_ IPBCIAIi IfOTICB*.
A foreign importing housb and wholesale
dealei iu Biaudie*. Wines, Ac., al >ays pro tilled mho
a lar^te and w. U iimwrtfd stock ot toooffer to supply at
coat price-. iirst class hole s, restaurants, barrooms, A?., on
the rollowli . terms ?E* ry article U to to held on joint ??
count by the puny making the .ipy>;i alion. ant the proceeds
of Hale are to o? divided weekly, ?e mi-weekly oral any oti.er
KTiod, a* per mutual a.reeinrut Security will be required
ir the amount <>f goois to be deliver*.!, to be held as colla
teral, for the taltlilul performance o!the illWMBt. Ap
plications, with real name, r< Terence, and stailug tbe ave
rage amount of trade, are to be made to Importers, box AW
11 raid olli e.
CAUTION ?THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
against negotiating thu following Oaiifornkt State Hands,
belonging to me, which were stol n from the Overland
mail ?#1,000, No. 516; Sl.UtM, No. Mi, dated March 1, IHjH.
D. HAMBUROBB.
Members op a rot uk us lodge no. 2:4, f. and
A. M., are hereby noUned to attend a regular commu
nication, on Friday evening, June 6, at their room a. No. 8
Union square, at 8 o'eloot. Work, second decree. By order
oi the W. M. DAVID W. WIL..SON, Sec., pro tem.
Notice -i have this dat appointed w. j.
Howell. No. 1st Houston street and 31 Beekiuan street,
city of New York, sole agent for my Pale Ale. All orders
sent to ills address will be promptly attended to. The publio
are cautioned against certain deaigniug persons, who have
sureutitio.ieiy obtained my casks, and are Ailing them with
an ale ol inferior quality ami veudimi the same as my manu
facture. 1 will guarantee none genuine unless purchased of
W. J, Howell, sole aiteut for New York.
PuiLADKLrma, April 14, UM. WM. C. RUDMAN.
OFFICB OP THE
JETNA
FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW YORK.
NO. 170 BROADWAY. June3,18&I.
At tbe annual election for Direoiors of this Company, held
ou the 3.1 instaut, tbe following gentleman were chosen for
thu ensuing year:?
JACOB BROUWER, THEOPIIILUfl ANTHONY,
BUSSEL Si'EBBlNS, O. II. SATTEBLEE,
M. L. MARSH, THUS. C. CHARUAV'OYNE,
P. L. KOULKk, NBHEMIAH KNIGHT,
O. C. SaT1KRL.EE, NfilLSON BUNYON.
Joseph jamisun. Daniel buttkkiield,
WM. WHITE WBiQHT, JOHN H. TALMAN,
JOHN D. WARD, EDWARD OOTHOUT,
JAMBS THOMPSON. JOHN J. McLAREN,
CHAS. U. CLAYTON. ROBERT H. BERDELL,
FRANCIS A. THOMPSON.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board JACOB BBOUWEB,
Baa., was uuanimous.v re-elected President of tbe Company.
LIVINOSTON 8ATTBRLEE. Sueretary.
The members ok put.vam lodoe, no. 338. f
and A. M., and the fraternity in gen-rat, are requested
to meet at their rooms. Odd Fellows' Hall, corner of Urand
and Centre streets, at hall-past 12 1*. M., to attend tbe fune
ral of our late brother Maxwell.
A. B. PHILLIPS, Master.
F. SoniLLiHQ, Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 21. P. AND A. M.?THE
ineuioers of tbe above Lodge are summoned to attend
the funeral of our lam brother. Thomas James, to-day, at 12
o'clock, from the lodge room. No. 8 Union square. The fra
ternity generally are in/ited to ntmnd. Br order of
ABM. TOMPKINS, Master.
N. 8. Bbiogs, Secretary.
MUSICAL.
A BARGAIN ? APPLY IMMEDIATELY.?$100 FOR
a handsome 7 octave rosewood Pianoforte, large size;
baa bee.u repolislied aud regulated, toued, Ac., a stool with
it; sold for repairs. Also a new 7 octave, for nearly half
price. MCDONALD A CO., 368 Bowery.
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE BOSEWOOD
Pianolorte lor sale?Carved legs and case, full Iron
I late, overstrung bas.-, lined with satinwood; has all mo
dern improvements; main to order; been in use seven
months; cost (500. for $25'; inducing Stool and Cover.
Also a large assorim< n. of Parlor Furniture at sacrifice.
Inquire at 70 West Twenty-sixth street, near 8lxth avenue.
A PROFESSOR ON TOE PIANOFORTE IS WANTED
to piay by th? week, from 7 P. M. to 8 olelock A. If.
Apply immediately at 113 Eighth street.
INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MU
sic.?A rare chance is oU'ured to beginners and those wish
ing to learn music. Terms to suit those of limited mean.-.
To those commencing to vocalize it is importuit to start
arignt, and have the principles made plain and easy. My
meiuoit is sure to bring O'.it the voice in periect fullness, pu
rity and correctness ol tone. Every effort will be given for
the interest and progress at my pupils.
Miss M. E. NEW HALL, 45 East Thirty-first street.
MB. D. MIBANDA, ORATORIO AND OPERATIC
Tenor Vo aji?t. All letters, Ac., to be forwarded to his
residence, 19 University place.
New patriotic music.?"brave mcclellan is
our leader now," air by Prof. Cull; '?Freedom, Truth
and R ght," by Carl Helnem.uin; "Rally Round your Kiag,
Boys,* by F. Fackreli; ? Better Times are Cotniug." bjr
Stephen C. Foster; "Volunteer Yankee Doodle of 'til,"
by Louis Belle. 25 cents each, or 5 copies for $1. Mailed
free. HORACE WATERS, Agent, 481 Broadway.
NEUKOMMS OANTATE "EASTER MORNING," WITH
German and English text (English version by Wlem).
Plates, Manuscript and publishing right for sale cheap (fc!5).
Address l'J West Houston street, at P. A. Wundermaun's
music store.
,IL PAINTINGS WANTED?IN EXCHANGE FOB A
piano or meloaeos.
HORACE WATERS, Agent, 481 Broadway.
0
PIANO AND SINOINO.?AN ENGLISH LADY, Wild
has studied under the tlrst masters, will ia<c a few
more pupils ciu'-ine the summer months st very reduced
terms. Piano >5 per quarter. Apply at 43 East Fiiteentb st.
PIANOFORTE FOB SALE.?A FINE PIANOFORTB,
X Noma A Clara's make, will be disposed of for $76;
must be remove! immediately; hai French action, sweet
and powerfu 1 tone. Iron frame, round corners; goo 1 Cover
and Stool, Ac. Applyatl29>i Twentie h street, near Third
avenue.
Fa wundermann's large music store is
? removed to IU West Houston street, a few doors from
Broidwav. All music on hauii or daily received. Dea'ers,
tea hers and parents will And it to their greatest advantage
iu buying their music of us. CatalogueslUc. each.)
WANTED?A TENOR FOR A FIRST CLASS QI'AR.
telle Choir. Must be a good reader and understand
the Episcopal service. Address box 1.960 New York Post
Oillce.
fflJl CA-NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIAN08, IN ROSE
'Pi'JU wood eases, iron irames. and overstrung, lor
SIM!; do., with mouldings, $160; do., with carved legs and
mimd name board, $175, $185 and $2U0; do., with pearl
keys, $225 und $2511; new octave, $140. The shove Pi
anos arc lull? warranted, and are the greatest bargain* that
rut be found In the city. Please call and see tliem. Second
han.l Pin not at $25, $40, $50, $00. $i 5, $S5, $100. New Melo
dious at extremely low price*. One hundred new and se
cond baud Piano* and Melodeons to let, at $2 and upward*
per month. Bent allowed ti purchased. Monthly payment*
received for the same. Foreign Sher-t Music at two cent*
per page. HORACE WATERS. Agent, 481 Broadway.
INSTRUCTION.
Algebra, bookkeeping, penmanship, arith
malic, Ac., are ta ,ght at hour* * iliin>! students, a, or
evening, ai 62 Bowery, N. V., and 295 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. Colonel PAINE, the well known teather of writing, i*
one of the belt Instructors In the State.?Newport M retry.
A card -THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW
pupil*, old or young, day and evening, for clan or
private instruction In Peninansnty. B jo'cketplng, Arlth me
tic, Ac. Room* No. 6 Fourth avenas, below Eignth street.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH,
Ayouno gentleman, who is thoroughly
acquainted with double and single entry, is desirous of
forming a cla*< for the Instruction of bookkeeping, with
reference as to capacity. Th? best or recommendations can
bo given. Pupil* la Jersey City preferred. Term* moder;?te.
Add r es* Bookkeeper, Herald otltce, or apply at 63 Bright
street, Jersey City.
Ayouno lady who teaches french, latin-'
English, musir, drawing. Ac., having been disappointed
in a situation, oilers to teach In a family for her board and
washing. Apply personally or by letter to Miss Mary Nor
tun. 1?5 Hieecker street.
Bryant, stratton. Packard a penns com
nieiTial College*, Cooper Institute, New York; llatall
ton Building. Brooklyn ?These institution* afford the best
posiihle I'irelllties for acqutrlnn a thorough business educa
tion. Bookkeeping. Cotuuier -Ml Law, Commercial Coinpi
tations, Penmanship, Correspondence, Ac., practically
taught.
B1RENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES.?P ROF. E
TKLLERINii. Hl'.i Broadway (established ta lHbSi. wil
reci-i e appli< anon* for private instruction in the above
branches o;' a gentlemanly eduemlnn. Also, Grammar,
Translating, Elocution?Laogue Anutaise au utran^eia.
SWIMMING LESSONS IN THE PAP.LOR-IN DUMARS
Dancing Academy. .16 Seventh avenue, corner Thirteenth
street. One quartet's lessons, $10; private lessons, $12.
Lessons for Indies by Mrs. Dumnr
TO BOOKKEEPERS.?HOW TO ADD Til REE COLUMNS
at Oner. The shortest method* for multiplication, com
puting Interest and averaging ever published. Send $1 to
?JOHN W. PAINE, Monrocton, Bradford county, Pa.
PERSONAL. ~ ~
A DOPTION -WANTED. A FINE. HEALTHY KEMALK
/V child, oi American parentage; must be light complexion
and about two weeks old. Call on or addi ess Charles Lutze,
M. D., ?I4a Broadway.
CCHILDREN TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AND ADOPTED
J out, at 741 Greenwich street. Mme. PAR8ALLU.
Information WANTED-OF WM AND ELIZABETH
McAddam. natives of Portadower, Irelnnd. When last
heard of were in New London, Canada West. Anv informa
tion will be thankfully received. Adilreea Harriet, bo* 132
Post office, Paterson, N.J. New London (Canada Weal)
paper* please copy.
IF MISS KATE HLATER, FORMERLY OF 8*4* BROAD
way, will address W. B.. Herald office, *b? will bear
of something to her advantage.
T HOLLAND M SQUIRE May hear op SOME
O . thing of Interest to him by sending his address to or
calling on W. U. McDONALD (Advertising office), 177 Wil
liam street.
Mm. H LETTER, WITH RING, RECEIVED
s yesterday: answer sent to New York Poat office, a*
directed. Come bone and see me. I am very nneaay about
you.
ME. FREDERICK HEWNINO -PLEASE CALL AT
Bridge man's, 878 Broadway.
\TOTICE.-IF THIS SHOULD COME TO THE NOTICE
XM of Mrs. Mary Ann McKee, of Philadelphia, she will
mease eall at 75 Perry street, where she will hear of some
thing that will be to ner advantage. JOHN WESLEY.
WANTED?INFORMATION OF JOHN HEARTLY,
who left N?w York an years ago, for Wisconsin. His
?ister Mary k>M Ireland about three years ago, and Is since
In a respectable situation, and has been looklngTor him all tbe
time since she arrived In New York; rasidenoe of Ned. Far
rlsh, of Banter. Direct your letter to 1$ Roosevelt street.
JAMES BOULUB.
Xtr w. W. W.?WRITE TO MB, AND MARK PRI
Vf . vat*, and aay where vou will bring the wheelbarrow.
I have just got bach to the city.
Honu.
1RVINO HOUSE, NBW YORK. BROADWAY AND
Twelth etreet, entrance 46 Twelfth street.?This first
class house le now open and will be conducted upon the Eu
ropean plan. Charges moderate.
OBO W. HUNT.
chas. W. NASli,) Proprletort,
PELTON'S HOTEL-A FEW MINUTES' WALK FROM
Oottens' new hotel, and one nad a half miles irom Wesi
Point, Is now oven for permanent and transient boarders.
B. L I'ELTON. Proprietor,
pinahciaim ^
Arvt and nayy pat AND CLAIM 0FFI01.?AM
tMri of Pay, Bounty, Pension* an J re. rolling Et
peusee. john K MURKAY, Army aud Nary Banker,
3K Niutu street, N. Y., opposite Post olhee.
AUGUST BELMONT A CO., BANKER*, NO. 60 WALL
St., i?auo letters uf cretin to travellers, available in all
liar a of the world through Me,-tar*. Rothschild, of Paris, Lea
don, Frankfort, Vienna, Nap.es, aud Uelr cories|KHideu?.
Amehican oold and silver wanted
AT 1'UE IIIUIIESl' PREMIUM, BY
TAYLOK brothers,
247 Broadway, corner of Murray street,
76 Wall, coruer of Pearl street.
A MEBICAN oold and bilveb and united
_rL Suites Demand Notes, of the Uist issue, bought at ths
uixlisst premium by F. P. JAMES A CO.. 46 Wall street.
Bank ok enoland notes, sovereigns and
Napoleon* constantly pu? "bBOTUEE^
147 Broadway, corner of Murray itrMt
76 Wall street, cornur of Petri.
CALIFORNIA STATE COUPONS WANTED?DUM
July 1,1862. The highest price paid by 0. A. MEIOS
k SON, oO Exchange place.
CALIFORNIA COUPON8 BOUOHT AND COLLECTED
by AUOU8T BELMONT A CO., 80 Wall street^
CITIZENS' OAS LI (HIT COMPANY 8 STOCK OP BROOK
lyu, N. Y., wanted. JOHN B. MURKAY,
38 Nassau street, corner of Liberty.
JEFFER80NVILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
Bonds.
Orrtca or the JurrauoKTiLLi Railboad Compavt, (
JamasOMvuijLlad.. May 27, 1862. >
Not ce Is hereby given that this Company will redeem o*
the 1st day of July next at the United States Trust Company.
New York city, at the lowest offer below par a part of Ita
First Mortgage Bonds, agreeable to the provisions of %
contract made between this Company and the bolder* of said
Mortgage Bonds, bearing date April 11, I860.
Otters for the bale of said Bonds may be addressed under
seal to the United Slates Trust Company aforesaid, and en
dorsed "Olfer of the First Mortgage Bond or Bonds of the
Jeffersonvllle Railroad Company to the Sinking Fund;"
which oilers or bids will be received until noon of tne 1st day
of J uly aforesaid. J, II. McCAMPBELL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Land warrants
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
247 Broadway, lovnur of Murray street.
76 Wail, corner of Pearl street.
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVBN RAILROAD COMPA
oy. corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh
street.?TreaHiirnr's oilloe, May 29, l&l.?The Coupons do*
upon the bonds of this company June 1, will be paid on pre
sentation aud surreuder at this ottice or at theBaukof tha
Republic. W. HEME NT, Treasurer.
ONTARIO BANK.
RECEIVER'S NOTICE.
In pursuance of an order of the Supreme Court of the
State of Now York notice is hereby given to all persons,
iirms and corporations houllns or claiming any or the cir
culating notes q:' the former Ontario Hank (at Cunandalgua)
or of the Ontario Brnncii Bank (at Utica), that they are re
quired to present the suuie for payment, iat my oflice. In Uia
city of Utica, on or before the 1st day of July next: and that
in default of so doing the said notes will not be paid.
Dated at UUca, May 13, I8i>2.
EDMUND A. WETMORB,
Receiver of the Ontario Bank.
ON BOND AND MORTOAGB-fSO.OOO IN HAND. BM
longing to ail'estate, and some $60,OUO or $70,000 ex
pected soon, sr? oll'ered la one sum or several on strictly
ilrst cla*s security. Applications of this character from
principals will I* considered if addressed Ex., box 2,689 Poet
olfice. N. B.?Should extraordinary security be o li e red, a
part might be loaned at 6 per oeut.
Remittances to England,
IRKI.AND, SCOTLAND AND WALES;
SIGHT DRAFTS on leading Banks Irom 11 upwards, la
sued by
TAYLOB brothers.
247 Broadway, corner of Murray street
76 Wall street, corner of Pearl.
The la crosse and Milwaukee pirst and
Second Mortgages, land Grunts and City of Milwaukee
Bonds, bought by T. P. JAMES, A CO.. *6 Wall street.
United states demand notes (old issue*,
WANTED AT A PREMIUM, BY
TAYLOR BROTHERS.
247 Broadway, corner of Murray street,
76 Wail, eorner of Pearl street.
w
ANTED TO ENGAGE FOR A RESPONSIBLE COM
panv, in South America?a party tully competent I*
attend to the crushing and amalgamating of gold quartz;
machinery already tiiWatlsraetory ot>eratk>n; practical expe
rience, a knowledge of the richn s. of quartz, and good reier
en e ar- requisite. Adoress, In writing, with particulars of
experience, C. Klrchhoif, box 1,007 Post nt2ce.
c> rr nan wanted?on a three story brick
VU.uUv House and two aures of Ground, valued at
$I2,uOO. situated at Clilton, 8. I., near Vunderbill's ferry;
Interest payable quarterly; bond good; security ample. Ad
dress box l.luO Post oflice.
Ol H Ann T0 LOAN on bond and mortgage.
&LV.UVU on productive real estate, eithercltyor om
1 arms, in sums to suit applicants. No broker need apply ta
JOHN CORREJA, Jr., Architect, ASS Broadway, corner of
Broome street.
(t>OC AftO TO $30,000 WANTED-FOR A TERM OF
iJjiJ.uUu years, at 7 perceut. on two or three valua
ble improved Karma, containing i.800acres, with line build
in s aud orchards, valued at $j0.000, located tw>'niv-liva
miles from Columbus, the capital of Ohio; to be divided iute
four separate worUages. Apply to H. C. BILLINGS, at 8.
A. Pierce's oflice, No. 6 Pine street, N. Y.
<*Ui) n(\[\TO LOAN-AT six per CENT int*.
i})Ua,uUU reel, on bond and mortgage, in sums of
$.>,000 III $*>.000. on lirst class productive real eatate In thia
cuy. Apply in the oflice of the People's Fire Insurance Com
pany, to JOHN F. CON RE Y. 66 Wall street.
LOAN OFFICES.
AT 111 GRAND STREET, TliBEB DOORS WEST OP
Broadway.?Motiev advaneed on Watchi-a, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Plate. Dry Goo is, and personal property of ever*
bought and Mid, by JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
1 iiruker. ,
AT 213 BROADWAY, CORKER OF FULTON STREET.
The best price* paid for Diamond!, aet or unset. Ad
vances on Watches, Pearls. Fiale. Optical Instruments, to.
If It on sale, or will buvthem at a fnir valuation.
J. H. BARR1NGER, 212 Broadway, room 13, up stall*.
A T 306 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STHKKT.?
A Money advanced to any amount on Diamonds, Watchea,
Jewelry, Ac., or bought fot cash. THOMAS H. KEEPING,
auctioneer and broker. Private entrance In Duane street,
Urst i.oor west of Broadway.
AT 668 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND STREET,
room No. A?HENRY HYMAN advances cash on Dia
mond*, set or unset, or buys the samu for cash; alao oa
Watches, Silver Ware, Pianos, Jewelry and Personal Pro
perty.
AT 66 NASSAU STREET ?A. HONIQMAN, DIAMOND
broker, makes liberal advances oa Dtamouds, Watcnea,
Jewelry, Ac., or buys them at full value, at his private oflkoe,
06 Nassau street, room No. 2, up Stairs. Business coull
dvutlal.
AT 306 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE street.?
Money advanced to any amount on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Ac., or bought for cash. THOMAS H. KEES1NG,
auctioneer anil broker. Private entrance In Duane street,
first uoor west of Broadway.
AT 77 BLEECKER street ?THE HIGHEST cash
price advanced on Diaiuonla, Watches, Jewelry, Silver
Plate, Ac., or the same bought for cash, at 77 Bleecker street.
H. NEWfuN.
Directly opposite the st. Nicholas hotel?
No. 510 Broadway.?JOSEPH SOLOMOM, Gommls*Joa
Merchant. advances money to any amount on Diamonds,
Jewelrv and Plate; or bought at the full value. Old Gold
and Silver bought. Busioe?s strictly confidential.
Monet to loan-in sums to si-it, on watches,
diamonds Dry Goods and all valuable Personal Pro.
peitv, Silver Plate. Ac. Apply to B. WOOD, ti2 Fulton
street, second Uoor, front room, from V to 6 o'clock.
New loan office.?p * h. priedenrero
have opened a Loan ofllce under the Oriental B*nk,
corner of Urand street and Hie Bowery, and will advance
liberally on diamonds, watches, jewelry, wearing apparel,
iinu i urn, guns, pistols, Ac.
PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS PURCHASED?OF CLOTH
Ing, Diamonds, Pistols, A". On hand and fer sale a lot
of Unredeemed Pledges or Clothing. Business Coats, $2;
< 'asslmei e I'ants, $1; Testa, 60 cents. 448 Broome nifet,
four door* from Broadway. O. LETIE.
PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS PURCH ASED?OF CLOTH
ing. Diamonds, Pistols, Ac. On band and for sale a lot
of Unredeemed Pledges of Clothing. Business Coats, $2;
Casslmere 1'ants, $1; Vesta, 60 cents, 448 Broome street,
four doers i rom tread way. OEORUE levik.
The highest cash price paid kor camf.ls?
Hair Shawl-;, Diamond*, old Qold anil Silver, or liberal
advanees insde, by LOUIS ANRtCH, 723 Broadway, under
the New York Hotel.
STKAMBOATS.
POK BRIDGEPORT-THE KTEAMKR BRIDGEPORT
will leave from pier M East river, dally at 12 o'clock
noon (Sundays excepted). Freight tiken. Arrives in time
to ronnect with the llousalonlc. Kaugatuck, New Haven and
Hartierd railroads; alao the Shore Line to Havbrook and
New London. < ?EO W. CO RL1ES, Agent.
Norwich line-for boston, new London.
Norwich and Woreester.?The splendid steamers CITf
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK leave every day
(Sunday s excepted), at 6 o'cloi, from foot of Vestry street,
pier 3? North river. B H. MARTIN, Agent.
TWO TRIPS PER DAY TO KEYPORT.-THE STKAM
boat KEYPORT will leave New York, foot of Robin
Son street, dally (Sundays excepted hat 4 o'clock A. M. and 4
p M.. and Kevport at 7 A. M. and 7 P. M. The 7 o'cloc* P.
M. trip from Keyport will be emitted oa Saturdays.
THE STEAMBOAT DANIEL DREW W1 L RBSUMB
Iter regular trips for Albany, making the interuiedlaM
landings, as per bill, commencing Saturday, June7, froaa
Jay street plar at 7 A. M.
MATRIMONIAL.
A GENTLEMAN, THIRTY SIX YEARS OF AOb"OP
J\. moderate means, fair looking and healthy, well con
nected, and holding a desirable soelsl position, wishes to
make the acquaintance of a young lady with a view to ma
trimony. She must be good looking, accomplished In mosie
fond of literature, soelaBle and rellned, ana aooustomed to
the conventionalities of society. The advertiser will furnish
moet saNafactory proofs of his position to the fair one of hie
choice. Address, with full particulars, Merton, Herald
oBce
A WIDOWER, 46 YEARS OLD. WITH SOME PRO
J\ perty. of regular and business habits, and good natured,
desires to Join fortunes with a lady of similar attributes.
Living In lodging houses I have lost all female society, and
am compelled to take this anpleasant coarse. Country la
dies preferred. None but the sincere need address Confiden
tial. box 1? Herald offlce.
A BEAUTIFUL TOUNO FRENCH LADY, 23 YEAR8
of age. brunette, of refinement and a loving disposition,
spesking English, Italian and Spanish, dneiree the ac
quaintance of some wealthy gentleman, with a view to
matrimony. Address Miss AO., care of L. C. de Hoben,
176K Elm street, near Broome.
?xPMian.
ABURNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FUR.
, nlture Packing Establishment, 111 West Eleventh
street, between Fifth and Slith avenues.?Furniture bmed
and shipped to all parts of the world. Covered wagon* for
removing furniture to and from the coantrf, nunltur*
tored.

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