The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1854, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Taurspay, June 22—6 P. M. ‘ho stock market was fn very unsettled condition at ‘the opening this morning, but there was considerable activity at the first board, and in several instances bet- Ser prices were realized. Canton Company advanced 4 per cent; New Haven Railroad, j<; Pennsylvania Coal, ¥; Cumberland Coal, +; Erie Railroad, 3. Llinois Gentral bonds declined { per cent; Chicago and Rock Taland bonds, 1; New York Central Railroad, 1; North Madiana Construction, 34; Harlem, 3g; Reading Railroad, ; Michigan Central Railroad, 3. Cash stock was not ‘wery plenty, and most of the time operations were buy- er’s option. Erie appears to be the great target for the Dears, and they have followed it down with « determina- ‘tien seldom exhibited by that class of operators. We have repeatedly warned them about following it down oo far, and the probability is that they will be serious wafferers for their rashness. They have not looked @osely enough to the character and quality of their contracts, and the wide margin that appears im their favor may prove, in many instances, of me value. That there have been no actual fail- ‘ures yet among the bulls is astonishing. As a general thing they have been strong, and have bied freely, but we must be prepared for some startling aa- mouncements soon. A few heavy failures would, fora time, produce a panic in the street, but it is a question @ the ultimate effect would not be of a favorable cha Facter. The bears would be compelled to let prices up for their own protection. It would have been much bet ter for them had they not depressed the market so much. Many of their contracts which will now prove worthless, would, without doubt, have been good had the margin against buyers been smaller. The bears have not acted wpon the principle that half a loaf was beiter than smo bread. The decline in the market value of stocks bas Been too great to expect the payment of all differences, Dayers have heen pretty seriously drained, and many must by this time be most eifectually cleared out. The mext movement will be failures, and heavy ones too, that will produce panic upon panic, the immediate effect of which can easily be foreseen. The sooner it eomes the Detter for those who have been holding on for better times. New York Central was sold freely to diy st the decline. The lower this stock goes, the greater the quantity pressing for sale. Cumberland is the fanciest stock on the list. But for the depression im other stocks, which always more or less affects the market generally, we should find Cumberland somewhere ~ kauthe vicinity of fifty per cent. A large quantity of the stock has been withdrawn, and placed in hands where it witlremain. The coal tonnage for the month of Jano will eonsiderably exceed that for May, which was upwards of twenty-eight thousand tons, Nicaragua Transit stands well at the board. It has not been affected materially in arket value by the scarcity of money. The July divi- dend will be # large per cent on the present cost of the miock. After the adjournment of the board, the following bonds and stocks were sold at auction by A. H. Nicolay:— $5,000 May: svilie & Lexington RR, 2d mort.. 7,000 Ly Ons (Iowa) Central Railroad, Int mort, 5, 000 éo do do do. 21,000 Great Western (ilinois) RR, Ist m., int. "200 shares Empire City Bai 10 do Atlantic Bank, 10 do Suffolk Bank... 10 de Bank of the Union 10 do do O...44 se aves 17: «do Fast River Insurance Co 10 do Salina Coaland Manuf. Co. 10 do do do. 25 do do 25 do do 20 do do 915 do do S. Draper's semi-weekly sale of stocks and bonds will ‘take place at the Merchants’ Exchange to-morrow at half past 12 o'clock. At the second board lower prices ruled throughout. Erio Railroad sold at a decline of % per cent; New York Gentral Railroad, 34; Nicaragua Transit, 34; New York Central Bonds, 34; Harlem, 34; McCulloch Gold, 34; Can- ton Company, 34. At the close the tendency was down- ward. The Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company have declared @ semi-annual dividend of five per cent on the full stock, payable in cash, on tho 5th ef July. Also an extra dividend from the surplus earn- ings, of one share of construction stock for every three shares of old stock held. Said stock to be issued August 2, with twenty per cent paid endorsed thereon, and the remaining eighty per cent to be paid by instalments of Bfteen per cent on the Ist of August, September, Octo- Der and November, and twenty per cent on the lst of December. The semi-annual payment of four per cent interest on the construction stock will be made on the Ist efJuly. The Cleaveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail- road Company have declared a dividend of four per cent fm cash, on the earnings of the last five months. The Lleayeland, Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual essh dividend of five por eent on the full paid stock. A surplus dividend of six per cent will be paid in scrip om the Ist of August, which will be received at par in payment of the instalment on he upw stock due July 1. ‘The hands employed in the mines of the Parker Vein ©oal Company have suspended work,and have announced ‘their determination to avail themselves of the Miners’ lien law. According to the report of the Bank Commissioners of Biincis, the condition of each bank of that State was, at the date of the latest refurns, as annexed = Bans OF ILLINOIS. Ze | FRRE i Sead Seis s3 ETS Se8 £ eee Se se Re §° 8 aS 38 Fame: of Bante wa 9g 83 ae $53,419 425 07795 15,814 7,293 ‘i 6.509 Naperville 50,000 8,50 Northern iil nois 50,000 1 Clark’skxcbange 228,852 ie Memniercial. 2,431 Gentral. 8,900 Du Page ity 5,736 Ex. Bank of H. ake Tucker & Co, 4,288 27,000 48,595 Marine Bank of . 215,644 62,300 81,450 197,084 of iMinois. 210,882 8,647 10,963 192,415 Mer. & Mech. B’k of Chicago. 68,700 5,000 10,616 Btoek Security 95,000 7,950 62,091 Peru 62,000 8,350 84,008 50,000 — 40,000 T1841 8,869 16,431 60,000 5,623 «10,543 136,208 Fi 50,000 Farm.’s & Trad’, s 150,000 MeLean Cou 100,000 Aeeeh.’s & Far’ 76,275 Phoenix, 59,000 Rock Island, 60,000 Southern Bank... 60,000 75,000 565,161 2,283,526 oe DD 95,741 196,162 Number of banks in the State.. . Public stock securities, as received by “Au. ditor.. $2,495,741 62 Amount paid over value as received by Au- ° ditor + 196,162 13 Real x 31,788 22 Notes of other banks on hant 885,329 45 Amount of debt owing banks, + 1,368,203 6, Specie + "665,161 Loans ind discounts. 816,841 76 Deposited with other banks 878,612 5» Expense account, vee 94,874 97 8, ke... + 68,892 41 Total resources. + $6,805,978 86 Capital stock paid in and invested, « $2,518,790 17 Debte owing by banks. or 294,034 50 Due depositors...... + 1,286,182 26 Bills in circulation... 2,283,526 00 Pro it and joss account. 71,788 00 Total liabilities. $6,449,239 92 Of these banks ten are in the city of Chicago. The Commissioners have carefully inspected the stocks @eposited with the Treasurer of State by the several “panking associations, and below insert a correct table of their kinds and amounts:— Virginia State Bonds, at par..., + $881,500 00 Georgia Sta’ mds, at par. 80,000 00 ‘Wesouri State Bonds, at par. . 847,000 00 (aio Stare Dundas, at par., Wireonsin State Bonds, at par Cai:fornia State Bonds, at 840. on the dollar, Kentucky Stute Bonds, at par. Liinois Li Ae jution Bonds, dollar 5.000 00 10,000 00 98,500 00 Blinsiv bie 0} Bunois and Michig cates, at frome, to 40c. on the doll Hilinois New Interaal Improv 60. on the dollar. Minois New Internal Improvement Interest Certifivates, at 880, to 48c. on the dollar., 253, Teoe:see 8 ate Bonds, at pw tee 28000 09 ‘Tho report says the foregoing table exhibits the amount and the choracter of the basis of our bank circula tion. We have no reason to doubt but that these stocks nt time be regarded as suffivient soon ty may at the rity for the circulation, at least #0 far as stock s« ean be £0 consi, It will be remarked thas wed, | | General Banking law discriminates unfavorably as re- | gards Illinois stocks. Whatever may have eperated at | the time of the passage of the law to give it sanction, by _ placing our own stocks in this equivocal position, it is | conceived that there is no good reason now existing | why these stocks ought not to be considered more nearly im their relation to their market value, asa deposit, | than the law permits. We feel justified in the bellef that the Auditor of Public Accounts and the Treasurer have faithfully and judiciously discharged their duties, | involving great responsibility in regard to the deposits and bank circulation. ‘The circulating notes of our own banks, as yet, sustain but a very limited relation to our entire currency circu- lation—perbaps not more than three-tenths. This dis- Proportion will, however, gradually diminish as our domestic issues find their way into the State, from the distant points where they were originally put into circu- lation. Of the remote or foreign paper which makes up the residue of our paper circulation, a portien rests upon a stock security basis for its redemption, while » large proportion rests upon a foundation always liable to suspicion. Since the adoption of the general banking law, thirty- one banks or banking associations have been establish- ed with an aggregate capital stock of $17,360,000, upon which have been deposited with the auditor and treas- urer public stocks to the value of $2,650,987 62 of this number, to wit: the bask of Luc: monds, Springfield, ard the Quincy City Bao! have closed their business operations, and are now being two or threo of the wound up under the lay. Some aboye number have lat me into operation, and con sequently their business is as yet rather limited. That the number of banks will increase may be confidently expected from causes before hinted at—the large amount of stock ready for investment and the fact that they can be proiitably used for this purpose. It becomes no part of our duty to speculate upon the vast interests de- pendent upon the proper management of these asaocia- tions. Much may depend upon appropriate legislation toremedy such errors asthe system of banking may from time to time evolve during its operatiou. ‘The annexed returns of the Boston banks exhibit the average condition of the leading departments for the week ending Monday, June 19, 1854:— BANKS o¥ Boston, Circula- tion. Commerce. Engle... Fliot Exchange Faneuil Hall, , Freeman's... Globe Granite . Grocers? ve Hamilton, 199,917 Howard Bk’g 194,772 Market....... 189,878 Massachusetis 183,763 Mechanics’ . 150,621 Merchants’, 615,041 National. 200,357, New England. 64,023 North... Washington . Webster... Total..... Amount due from other banks. Amount due to other banks. Total amount of capital stock. Compared with the returns for previous weeks, we have the annexed result:— BORON RANKS, Deposits. Circula’n. June 5.. $48.50 300,402 st 0,277 $19,210,002 $8,277,019 June 12... 48,586,003 2,933,521 18,129,602 8,400,280 June 19;.; 49,110,473 2,929,756 12,298,837 8,221,337 ‘According to this there has bepn an increase in dis- counts of $524,470; in deposits, $169,235, and a decrease in specie of $8,765, and of circulation, $184,943. Addi tional capital, $88,958. The circulation of the Boston Banks is about three dollars ts every one dollar of specie in hand. The Boston Transcript, of the 21st inst., says :—* The stock market was very dull and drooping to-day, with small sales, East Boston Co. declined to 1444 aad Va- verly to 2%; Cary was firm at 7, that price being vid for any part of 1,000 shares, seller thirty; Essex Co. is in good demand at 88 bid, without sales. No sales of cop- per stocks.this morning, but a fair demand existed ata slight improvement on yesterday’s prices. For Copper Falls 56% was bid; Forest, 103g bid, no shares offered; National, 22 bid, Northwestern, 24 bid; Toltec, 544 bid; Algoma, 234 bid, and Phenix, 6 bid. Vermont Central was heavy at 614, with sales of only 500 shares. Ogdens- burg sold at 65, with a fair demand; Vermont and Mas- sachusetts heavy at 12; Wilmington, 363, asked. Ver- mont and Canada declined to 83, and closed at 8314 bid; Eastern was in be*ter demand at 78 bid; Western, 9415 bid, ex. div. 334 per cent; Michigan Central declined to 98, and closed heavy, In other stocks no material change. Stock Exehange. Taurspay, June 22, 1854. $2,500 Ky 6's 150 shs NY Cea Rh. 95% '500 Virgin’ 200 dk 03. 957% 1,000 NY & NH bs 60 125 96 1,000 do...766 923¢ 20 96 1,500 1 Cen ER bs. 74% 200 9534 6,500 donna TAM 50 955 3,000 Cn Rbs py 81 800 954% 3000 NY Cen RR bs 8424 200 93% 1,500 0....83 8455 170 mg 2;000 do... -58 845 50 95 4,000 Ch & Ris i bs 95 95% 60 shs D1 & Hd Cl Co 10635 las Mich South RR. 50 dO.....++-. 106% 80 N Indiana Con. 2.4 2 1064, 620 Erie RR. 460 do, 17 0. 88 Knick Fire In 200 Canton Co, 800 200 1,000 2c0 200 Flor & K Jt) 27 NY & NH RRRKRAS 10 Cleve © & Cin Rit 10 Gal & Chic RR... 160 Cleve & Tol R. bud 25 dow... 615 BOARD. 100shs NY Cen RR.. 100 do. 30 rx ( 00 NY Cen RR bs 150 shs Nic Tn Co. 83 860 200 100 -860 200 5 Nor Indiana RR, 150 100 Erie RR. 100 Canton .Co, 237 100 26 Breck’ge Coal Co. 100° 100 100 Cum Cral Co.b60 86 100 1,000 N Cor Copper. % 200 150 McCulloch Gold.: 83g 200 100 do.. 100 200 Harlem Ri. 200 100 NY Cen RR, CITY TRADE REPOKT. THURSDAY, Jone 22—9 Asnes.—100 bbls. changed hands at old rate Breapeturrs.— ce do. at 87 ba $8; with other kinds At figores; and 900 bbls mixed to good straight there were cor tract rive, at $7 a $1 and rye were were less {reel Corn appeared hele, at 70 for round hern was t branes, sites which, eurem d hence xa c Come re tr 600 bees I é | £ yearly rent of $550. Hay.—A Hmited business was 20. a 76c. for shipment, and 87. rosin, 310 Ibs. each, a | tine, at $8 76 0 $3 81 fo ‘ScgaRs.—The marl 6c. a7c., and Be epee ae oat. leaf at de. Provasions.—Pork varied little; the sales consisted of 80€ bbls., at $13 a $12 123¢ for mess, and $11 6234 « $11 75 for prime, per bl. tracts were also settled for 2,000 bbls. mess, deliverable in July and August, on ivate terms. ‘The transactions in eutmeats inclited ee kgs. pickled shoulders and hama, at former pric her's Louisville smoked meats 60 boxes bacon = 23¢c., and 1,500 pork hams at lle. a 12c. per lb.; in lard 600 bbls., ‘at 9c. a 10e. per Mb.; and in beef, 270 bbls. at unchanged rates. Butter and cheese were inac- tive aad lang TALLOW. _ all sales of prime transpired at llc. a 1130. per Paaees, —There were 400 bbls. Ohio and prison taken, at 20¢. a 29340. per gallon. Domestic Market. Curpningr Carré Markst, June 21,—At market 284 cattle, avout all beeves,.and no stores. Market beef— extra’ per owt, first quality, $84Z; second do., $8 a $514; third do, $724; ordimary, 873g. Hides, per owt., $1.0 $6%. Tallow, 89 a $83. Pelts, 50c. a SL. Cait skins. Ye ect Veal astves, Sia ordinary, $234 44. Stores, working oxen, $125 a $184, Cows and calves, 227 a $70; Lo yeur old, $24 a $86; three year old, S$42u $82 Sheep and Vera '2,508 at market; extra, 65 by lot, $434. Swin . UES SA $13. 000. ~WANtED TO SELL OR BARTER, siaty fro acres of the me bewutifal land <h Long Isiand. eig) teen miles from vill in ot twe'hvutaud VShasitanter’ Will be peld for ous changed for mercbaud M. L. SHELDON, 8 N: —FORK SALE, OR EXCHANGE For $10.000.~ meres anditeror atook She pasent rtg:t of a machine that ean be built for $49. and solla re $200, County rights sell ab $300 to $400, The entire State Of New York forsale at the above prices. Apply to 3 4H, Kirk, 222, 224and 257 Sohemerhorn strect, rookiyn 1 —FOR SABE, A FISS CLASS RETAIL $5 000 ani menttciatiog eatues tore anor in the vest location down (own, The pi to leave the city, wil dispose of it ‘at value. The business averages seventy ave per addrese wit Hr al name and residence, A. E. He: for three di $1,500 vartionl market. $1 200-728: FOR SALE, LEASE, FIXTURES, AND furniture of 'n splenaid barbe ing rooms connscted, Up a1 Tarnished ine Best stdle, wad dolug'an oxteneive tasta ituated in » d busine on. Apply to GA. ROBINSON, au street. OR $2,000.—FOR BALE, stand in Washington market (om the walk.) 4 WHOLESALE quire of GEO. A. VOGEL, at Tompkins 300 —SASH AND BLIND MANUFACTORY FoR siale, with lense machines, thing cash customer. For fail. ieciaee: ey to B. W. RICHARDS, 307 ee iy $1 OO A RESPECTABLE MANUFACTURING BU- siness for rale, paving ® profit of 200 per cent. Apply this day, at 483 Broadway, Room 45, tne} FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND and harn factory, with! nut outly: soesmmniontien pois, ity, | Said bavi floni frac Til Keateh ‘The onl eclling. ‘or further information apply to 151 Bowery. A sDAGUERREEN GALLERY FOR SALR—ESTAB- lished for the Last throo years, with a good ran of cus- haser uct hudacsteading the art will beiusteueted. “sSply chaser uot understanding she ar ted. “a to Holmes, 357 oF 300 Kighth avonno, tad OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE—IN be ter, Me fee ater county, 16 miles from th ai ik from the New Hay Rail we ry owt Laon & Gare rosidenc plenty ef closets, two ell vent: with every co ye house tlds water; situation delightial go of high lund, salt wae ter flowing in the rear; contains four sores of lsad, under cultivation; garden planted with 800 choice fruit and forast MS with flowers, shrubs and shade per cont of tho purchase money can remain on Sond i morte: for s term of years. For further particulars inquire of MORKIS EARLE, 97 Front street, New York. OMPOST FOR SALE.—AN EXCELLENT "ARTICLE, will be sold cheap if applied {for immediately—about 3.000 bushels. A ce: from Dr. Chilton, which will be shown to 1 be a aufficiont guarantee of its qualities an ‘Apply to W. H. DISBROW, No. 2) sourth avenue, \LIFTOM, STATEN ISLAND —THE SUBSCRIBER 4 for gale some of the most advantageously sita- noar_the Narrows, oi - 0) Van Wagons etive for reridencs street, or at CON: end of omuibus roate, RUG STORE FOR SALE —THE STOCK, FIXTURES! and three years lease will be sold for half its value. Losation good: out mocerste. Arte chanco for © pay tician con mencing practice. Apply at 1U4 Third avenue, yofore 10. A. M, or after 6 P. M. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A DKUG STORE, TEN years established, on ong of the principal thezough, inres ot U of Brookiyn, doing # good business, rent Tease from list May. Ili health the roason cellent opportunity for s physician wish liek bumeclt is 8 Ferpectable practice, A rH. HINTON, 24 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. (OR SALE—BTORE AND LOT SITUATED IN THE village of Mamaroaook, Wostchester county, New York: For partieulars inquire of W. H. SMITH, ov tae premises, or Barry. FR SALE—-TWO LOTS OF GROUND WITHIN three block: eal ulated for 3 hh nortease, Baleks' NY ee R Lig SALE-A FARM. OF meh 100 ACRES, NEAR Elizabethtown, N. J., the of lend, , (Now qorwey alroad npenicn through thee lap of i is one hour's ride from New York. is ii a table location for building Ints or manufactories re ism good variety of choice trait, shrubbery &e. The buildings are good, with ail weayeaumeees For niger, 2008 Cia spety 95 Saw'L Wonstor 101 West street, whe: mrp ot the property can be sect x SALE—TEN Rete ted eee OF FIVE LOTS, uN he: corner of Thirty-ninth stree foal nach snd Fortiet!) G. PIERCE, Pine Ee SALE—THE STOCK, nity AND LEAS? oF ne hs ‘ery store 165 Prince | sf tee 10 is for five yn ‘or farther I tore. Broadway. por SALE—TWO BOWLING ALLEYS, WITH balla fins, &e., all in good order; will be sold choap it spplied for they have to be removed. Apply at 2hi Eighth av between Twenty fourth and Twonty- ifth streets. OR SALE. seikn'y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT and cap establishment, the good will theroof and lease of premises, No. IN Nave eet. ‘The fixtares will 00 sold; se utensils. It is the best selcotious in wn doning tho seme prepa- Tuorg to his leaving for Frange. For terms apyly to HENKY, _H. MORANGE, Attorney at Law, No. 1 Nassau atroct, OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF the well known bowling saloon, called the Ark, No 250 ouwich street. The placo is well stooked with wines and re of the choicest hind canes of selling out ix on account of ill health of the own quire @n the peo mites, or of Josuph murphy, Of South atvsce, nese WV ail FOR S5LE-A FOUR YEARS LEASE OF 205 BROAD Way, sonth test corner of Fulton streot, orvnistiag of tho whole upper portion of the ¢orner building and the one sea Apply to K. G, PIERCE, Pine street, corner of Broaiway. “he ee A a0. re. c ne Wil be sath low it spplied for immediately. (ammons FOR SALE—IN ane. TO MAKE room for extensive alterations. the undersigned offer for pace the whole of carriages, comprising every ole of thelr own an nines mepmeite ret Oo THOMPSON £ C0. cad 57° W sorter at. Rast HORSE Bows Lape HORSE [3 SOUND, hind, handsome f great endurance, and oan trot a mile in at Teatt 240 . wagon; he is seven years old, Adress box 1833 Post Office. RK SALE-A aOTLFoL, BaY HORSE, 15! BAnDe high youre of the odalts bree vg he in $"prico $000. ‘Can be esoa ut Chane treet, N.Y. from 6 A.M. to 1 tying to OCHRAN, eornor of Frank- Moughby street, Bast Brooklyn, L. I. (OR SALE—A SECOND MAND COACH IN GOOD OR- price $100. Can be seen at D. Underhill s atables, ry & Arthur, ia good Mercer street. Jonos’ Fr. #ALE—& LIGGT ROAD WAGON, WITH Duseobur, seen ot round t Fin "as Biden Be ror SALE—A HORS! and ie me me re singe er fast walker, aud GON KIN ‘varth aveaue, OR | SALE—A ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, NEARLY able for ons or two horses Will be sold. rea Thomas Norris’ stable, 118 Kighth wens SALE “A BEAUTIFUL comes gk a cone in OR BALK AN UN@XCEPTIONABLE TE4M OF BAY horses, full sine, 7 and 6 years old, very handsome, aud Fespretly setind: oadiel the has been timed so trot 2:40 au are horsen, m0 gen cept Le wish ad api Sines Co bai TON, No 4 Broad strect, or Wm. nut brown, seveu years old, » lendid driving, onlmal, nd, sad gentio n go inside of qi and having no éar- ther use for bim, he will ke sold at a bargain. Apply at vo, 26 Dey street. New York, or at the le om Court street, corner of First and Seound place, Brook qo8 SALL—A DARK BROWN HORSE 1534 HANDS igh, nine or ten years old; an excellent work horse aud witbe eid cbesp. Inquire of J. F. OAKLY, at tne Hoboken livery stables, promeay E-TWO YOUNG Rosyer ONE A BRIGHT Day, eight years ol ‘a-half hands high sound and kind rhage ‘e 0 is a five Rare old colt, ray, y Seventh seenus; bekween Ber Fo SALE—A SPLEI ba + 101 jigh. € ry mn at 104 teenth and Eightoenth ete. D PARK, BaY HORSE, i¢ fe splendia carriage hor . No. 204 Fourth street, near sath Inquire at ‘No. 3 Pine street. (OR SALE~A BRIGHT BaY HORSE, ABOUT 153, hanes Died good action and style, plearaut driver: ‘also, on excellent saddle horse; age seven yours Sold only for want of use. Apply at the ooalyard 21 Tompkins ati a Broome and Delancey. pee Ray HORSE, LONG TAIL yer fo: and sousd; hes been used as a gentleman and ladi date ho d to single or deubl harness ale eh 7 ast Four- teenth strect, opposite Irvin (OR SALE—A ROCKAWAY WAGON, WITH ONE eat im good order, prise $100; may bo seen mornin, ty » corner of Hicks and Harri- ton streote, B Brooklyn OR Pride singio harness, a indy's side saddle Were manufactured by Mr. Thos. Job, River str New York, and m: Pronounced s) nship, not surpa: e SALE—A SET OF COACH HARNRBSS, TWO SETS The above it bag manufacturer, > Bt ae Niath avenue, POR SALE CHEAP—TWO SECOND HAND COACHES cod order; also, » beautiful sorrel mare, excellent under the saddle, d im singie and double harness, can travel fast, and ivacranted nepues Apply at 116 and 118 Clinton place or. fat! CHEAP—A HORS! CARRIAGE AND ‘itadle for a lap ell use. To be sold for to leave the city. To ble, corner of Bleecker and Crosby streets. Price hat cat ORSES—NEW YORK TATIERSALLS, GORNER OF Sixth avenue and Thirty-ninth strect, on Satur- ne 24th, we 4 ofoleok 1a wagons, caring de. One pair working horses; on Henny Pauuz: IGHT WAGONS FOR SALE, CHEAP—ONE TROT- brown saddle mare. CLEMENS, Auctioneer. jesman. ae nf oi wih shifting top, ono without top; also, a superb French monde, very light, suitable for the road. Aprly at 197 Mercor street, near Blescker- OCKAWAY CARRIAG£ FOR SALE--IS IN GOOD ord:r; made by Wood & Tomlinson, Can be seen at 34 Spruce street. HOU! SiS, ROOMS, &C,, WANTED. \ PARTMENTS WANTED IN BROOKLYN- BY geoptieman and his two rooms aud bedroom the neighborhood of Com 150) per annum, w York. Beainiy theses —WANTED, A CUTTING MACHINE. Apply through box 442 Post Office, Terns must be m able. A (a0 children,) Cecrrtmad of ad floor, aud = on, in and Jay streets ftont aot to \drese S. H. V., 86 William strect, ANTED TO RENT, FOR THE SUMMER SEASON— w’s cottare, of part of s cottage, for s email, respects. Sle family, ine healthy ‘avd cool igostion, well shaded, some distance out of town, but easy of access. Ono in the peighborhood of Brooklyn preferred. Address box 2,903 2. wou LIKE TO PURCHASE AN INTEREST IN Pleasant business; say $1,000 to $1,500. Norum. Address alo, Herald office. ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, FOR A GEN- tleman aud lady, with or ieee board. Address HL, Herald offic JANTED—A WELL FURNISHED PARLOR AND bedroom for a lady and gentleman, with full board gesbe lady ae not above s Fitteenth Seal or joke jouston strect, 8, in rms, locality an - Is ey Brosdway Post 0 ny Post Uilee. 4 eo __ MUSICAL. ticulai $1. 000. wood pianos, at various Atm great sacrifice, for cash, Apply to f5P seron strovt, near the Sun othce. SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE $10 ROSEWOOD » Found corners, been used in «1 respects, fally For eale for $225, Franklia street, from 9 till 1, aud from 4 till 7 O'elock, ‘The owner ls guing to Europes —PIANOS.—SEVERAL VERY FINE ROSE. prices, will be sold L, SHELDON, ‘OR SALE—A VERY FINE TONED, SMALL SIZED an; has five strps, rosewood ossing, and is well for church or parlor uso. The olte is in reseed condition, and will be sold for cash. appl FOOT. Broadway, ‘ither personally or iy be. from 2 to 5 P. M. es INSTRUMENTS. —A PAIR (OF FIRST aes As for sale by BRUNO, 30. im orters of mak instruments, (marble building.) 0 PIANO TRACHSRS—A GENTLEMAN WISHES 70 good teacher; receive eed otion from ® BING THE ELEGANT terms $2; open an 186 ad P. “TRAG art of artificial osk carving, pupils $4. Bach Indy will complete. ae a four easy lessons requir ioe. GENTLEMAN WISHES TO TAKE SOME MORE pupils for instruction on the pianoforte, or in the Gorman, French, Latia and Greek languag ithmesic ond English grammar. Terms are moderate. Please appiy at $1 Crosby street, near Niblo's, yor SAL£—1WO TENEMENT HOUSES, IN THIRTY gocond stree $4,000 each, Bakery on Fourteenth ktreot: noe to BAKO MINE, Patent epiral spring machine, for making upholstory springs YOUNG GENTLEMAN, LATELY ARRIVED FuOM Europe, well acquainted wich Italian nd spenki Megilsts Wishes « sivattion, and Ttalian, or a6 cocraspon at 18 Eighth avenue App! oP. K AND FIXTURES OF 7 @ prod etand for a sods fountain, three difecont rail sseds # jaqmire at No foot of Vesoy atc TRG —TWO from the door pir place, Wort Washington Marke Fo" SALE, IN WILLTAM® HO0SRS and loty for oale ad tho aorthorst end of Wilson st betweon Loe and bivision avennes ‘Tho hons im good Fy fret story y if app'ted for AMES CARSGHEK, po Lok 1e OTT F MES AND 1 1 he \« jet + Joont tebe d for immmodiare'y st 0 7 + arten strovt, up emits, F2000 wanted. on morteags upon propiety worth thes in © commercial h A times that au Aoply to HONS EX & CO,, 208 Breed ‘Address C box 3006, Posi way, room No i, third floor. Uflice, ; OR $4 LF-—-POR 8 {THA GOOD WILE, STOCK AND | [EACHER—AN ASSISTANT, A CATHOLIC, OF 00D part Jatures + pother, wish the leaso of aconfocrionery | [*ACRER AN ASSISTANT, ‘n, may apply to J now doing a cond business ina desirable Jeeasion, Bie Grand street, Jersey Cit + iy BITING AND NOOKREEPING.— THE SUBSCRIBER Will recoive new pupils daily, this weox, for s shoroagh courss ef instruction in penmanship and bookkeeping. vou writing o.ase daily at Il ovclock a. Mx: gontivenes day sac evening,” OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH. ‘SBronaway. ~_EIQUOKS, aC. é OLD STYLR STONE JUGSS BOUTS 20) 000 dom gin, old olud schnapps and Lom gin, b Modies, Wino#, ales, porier brows stout vhampagnes, &o , for y UNDERHILL twonty per sont below any obuer house, 430 Broome street a 000, DOZEN Cb ARER aNd “OF VARIOUS +t 1). $3, ho., o., por de- tine feet Be tt i{voret Son in the ei urghavers, by we M. i TLL onto { CULLENS, solo agent, 85 bere street, next dour to the atving Howse aug aroad ENSUMANC i. METROPOLITAN FIRE 1} Cast capital $300,000 URANCE COMP A- Oxnt0e 108 Broad r= eet scum pany f4 now preps Pehend se oorogual yroporty, and snips it pore 5, Mgaimet Te or damage by firm KeTURS. bur 75 ith Ywo bagle rooms. The bouse contains all the modern ia provements. ite of rooms to let to 64.8 Petree ik ftl beard ale, rooms, far agit gentlemen. Fi pee tiseon welling oan ‘be see siently. TH STREET, X FAYETTE PLACE, 379 bi bgp eed tes ged lay euact 14] EIGHTH srerer, ‘Astor pisce.—A fin board, on the svoond floor; for an office. 18 Csayfe st gen CLINTON ge nA rooms to let. basement stood MADISON “AVENUE— manent boarding may be obtained, the meet The stages pass the CaP th ferry aka Fourth aud ‘ifth avs sihiniatad ently far raised, te let, served if req ined. Inquir, 5 GROVE STREET, NEAR BLEECWER, A HAND- © suit of rooms eox taining every improvement, Will be lot with Uoard, the ocoupant fohave exclusive w of bat! ‘Horse frat elas, Leeation most desirable. Rez WEST NIN#TEERTH aranes Home te vIrTH rooms to let tlemee, in g first pply as above. WASHINGTON PLACE, BETWEEN BROADWAY ‘and Washington park.—Strangers visiting the city large, airy apartments, The ouse. 2 ean be accommodated with Rouse contains all the modern improvements, QB GHOVE STREET—TO LET, IN A SMALL PRI- vate family, ® pionsant front room, with closots and board The taining the wodern improve '. moderate, Reference nies * ‘Two stage routes and cars within one block of ¢ Louse. IRVING PLACE, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH street, near, Union square, has beon opened uit fitted up in the most elegant manner. Furnished apartments may be obtained, with full, partial, permanent or transient board: location one of in the city, Southern families will find {0 very destrabl SECOND STORY TO RENT TO GENTLEMEN, FUR- nished—The whole floor jnet vacated. The rooms are dolighttni for of gontie- F would be newly ry tropolitan Hotels; ease. or After’ ofoloak, at No. 8) Prince strech, “Gas and SPLENDID SUITE OF FURNISHED PAMLORS with bedroom attached, to let at bk yn Place. A location, ‘and house it ol Adee, at 776 arlor and’ bedroom to a single gontieainn. nied separate’ ane block from | ah Yar pebllet ea cece sit ery information, fr , corner Eighth A LADY OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS HOUSE IN a desirable location, would let toa gentleman an eic- an suite of rooms with partial board. To ove who dasires peck where there are no boarders, this offers inducements. Address with realnamo, H. L. D., pieigeiade PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE A NEATLY FORNISH- ¢ ¢¢ room to let te sw, al oard, where 8 00) t hi Bath, Croton water and pea through ahe house, Apply nb OARD. Bays poke tpneil AND WIFE, ALSO SINGLE gent an be accommodated with full or parcial board, or witht Turnishod rooms without board, in a small family—no childre: iture entirely new, and terms moderate. Two stage} routes near. Apply at 157 Greene street, near Houston. Bee ars, oR Me need ears eat a ta) pees rooms, by spplying at 146 Wi orley volaces Gan OARD—IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE WEST OF AND Cig eapet nee a eee ool one, furni- anc OARD.—A FURNISHED ROOM, AND BEDROOM adjoining, to let, together or separate, with fall or par- tial board, with a smail family; only four boarders; soc! joty seloct and agreeable, and where all the comforts of 's home ean be realized. Apply at 21 West Twonty-second street, al Pg ik Uh BY A YOUNG MAN, A NEATLY bedroom. on first or second floor, with fmuabincs sha tony and dinner on Sesdeees Neem nate oxceod Bi per week. Address ML. A. C., box 3,183 Post Ollice, OARD.—A FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO letto agentioman and his wifo or two single geutle- yy in aye sag family, whore the comforts of a home can H the modora improvements, and co 145 Wost Twenty- second street, between Sixth Boake. UP TOWN—TO LET, ONE OR TWO ROOMS, with board, tos eatleman ant wife, or to single gen- i. & cool ani pleasant lene on, throughout. Apply at 103 West Twenty-seventh hed aee AND ROOMS WANTED DOWN TOWN.—A rald whieh ness bu seoaarave, OAKD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE Faul- ly. occupying o first class houre close to the Sonth ferry, Brookiyi, Will bo happy to seoommodate one or two gon! omen, eras gentleman and his wife, with board. Re- ferenoes exchanged, French and English spoken by the family. Apply at §7 Pacide street, between Henry and Hicks street, Brooklyn, IN SOUTH | BROOKLYN.—FINE ROOMS, be obtained by s fow first ‘and elegant house 820 Henry rable location, and convenient hanged. Bow, WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, LADY, and child six years old, in the country, conveniont to salt water bathin, a privato family preferred. Addrose, Ds Witbos 15 Bh cratd of mmunication with the city, Ah yee WANTED—IN THE COUNTRY, WITHIN ten or twelve miles of the city. A gentleman and his wife, four childron and servant, are desirous of getting board and lodging for the summer months Resid: water preferred, Address J. F, PURDY,72 Beave: streets OARD WANTED- BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, with board for the lady only. Loca ion must be he- tween Fourteenth and Thirticth st 8, and near Fourth Board paid in advance address, for lon Square Post Office. IN STATEN ISLAND, BY A hor in # farm house or ros pecta- ble boarding house, ly situated Addresa, with full particulars and tor: ‘box 462 Post Office. OARD WANTED—BY A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, IN private family. No ol,jecsion to oe rar as Forticth strect, between Third and Sixth avenues, but terms not to Exceed $15 por month, "Best of refereneos given if required. Adcress, French Boarder, box 110 Herald office, OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN and wife want's pleacant room, with board, in a good Relghtordood, within five or ton minutos walk of W: street or Souta ferry. Addross, oa torms, which must ‘be reasonable, office, OARDING--PLEASANT. LIKE COUNTRY. MORI convenient, and cheaper. 1! Sixth avenue, overlook'ng t beauty of prospect is unsw OARD WANTED lady and her serv ie , ets tir P. G. V., Herald per ‘week. Cars ‘overy hres mene Sh to $5; moals $2 to Be ARDING.—A F! Mat af COOL, AIRY ROOMS, suitable mil jagle gentlemen, may bo had, the Barker Hou 2land ‘South Brooklyn, pina has, all on minute’s walk of the ferry. BosRDING— 4 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR GEN. F rive, oan be accommodated with fall or parti rosidin familly, as very Mot the city, For parti be Jars poly a 126 Bu sor OAKDING-—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN MAY OB bes tain a pl a, AT 76 BROADWAY, CORNER OF NINTIL treet This petabliahment units gt the m 8 Fe: Genily undergonethe ‘moss petfeot. re Fepair, been consider- ced by tho addition of rolon dud parlors ingle and double bedroom: and is dy for the reception of « fow additional boardere Warm and cold baths, do , in tho house, OARDING.—GENTLENEN WITH THRIR WivEs and single gentlemen will find good board and ro ims i a cool and health: hy Nog of the city, house No. 1] and 3 ‘Twelfth street, two doors from deyenth av i ata reasonable price por day or Wook. fad required. ROADWAY. men @ socommodated with desira- ble rooms tnd osek trent jont or permanent, TWO GENTLE OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEVAN hour's distance from the City Jn quiet family profe:tod. 03 Post Othe OUNTRY BOARD —LOCATION THRER AND A half miles from White Plains or Rye depot. A enall family can be sccommodated. Terms $5 per woek; ovildron snd wervante half price, Vor further parsioulars adoroas Mrs. D. HW. Miller, White Pising. ‘OUNTKY BOARD.—A PRW coop Roos, win! bowrd, for families or Fingle perso y hel lng Auge end pleasant b. delivhttully Jocaben bi of the tiudson river and ont %) Delf hours from this city by Hndeon River Railr: is bex No. 538 Post Oilive, C% / distance of the city, and necessiblo ty ralleond sto: mbont: for » family ot four adults and sixohiliten, in & comfortable farm house. where ‘he luxuries of the country 3 fin be enjoved in ® pinin and jiberal manner, for eight or twelve 8 For snitable soonmmodations & fair pice Will be paid. References ecohanged. Address immodin‘ely, eiving foll partloulare, FURSISUED Rooms 1 boautifally efew iv one or two gontlel tingle room 4, mises #0. 15 § , Post Ofive, LET.—ONR LARGER RuOM ting on the Battery, or withont board, nee required. Apply o ENCH BOS RD.—AN RLEGANT FURNISHED PAR lor and bedroom on seca: joor, t» let ‘or single gon th mon, in & re-pectable private French family. The house provided with every now lwprovement and situated 10 Nicsoveratreet wert of Brox way, Bronkkast aad ta if , 4 equired, Apply on the promises, TRY BOARD Wan TED WITHIN A. SHORT | aitadle, | BOARDING AND LODGING. ISHED R¢ ig ie: cantons AND BEDROOMS, spas pane os Ca Sore . - ty, fagnlahed, Be sent e alessio. emer with or without sek Apply at No. 4 LeRoy place Bieeeker’ Seas FRONT ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, with gas, marble mantel, and closet. to let in m private on Feuren juare. tom Rooms, bor 1,859 Fost ¢ Bear Madison sq GUyTreay ax ig oye sumo ey Rik 1S Hidson etroot, opposite St. John's park. Bath in tho do feared Raw FORMISHED ROOMS, WI’ a oun ee ~— and Cae pe with bn ane ery desirable and tormis moderate, ApDty 8 No. 18Lisponard street. erate. appty ot RE, Z. DEACON; NOS. 68 70 AND Tox pise Clarendoi gi Eg ee estauiien te the rosidenes a s red te receive fumilics summer. Tne appoi re unsurpassed, and its situation in the shrubbery, and so fax trom the stroat nate ous the appoyance of ni d dust while on the stage aad railroa rene! drene'Box. 298 Post Ofhoe, w attaxcsadivg 636 per saahin for the whaler | higher views will please not trouble themselves, i LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS ese TWO OR sbree singlo gentlemen, in & small private family, do- | sirably situated, wih or without realtaoe Apply 2 Dnion pince, South Brooklyn, two minutes wi | Hamilton avenue ferry. oOMs TO LET.—AN ELEGANT pane ay Toom, with extension do., on first fio: Zoems, with or without board, &t,No af Greentiansvenver Staces pare the door, and the Sixth avenue cars two minuteg wall ‘arin and cold baths, = pe spo GENTLEMEN,—ROOMS TO L&T,LARGE OR SMALL ed OF unfurnished, for, gentlemen and wivos of single as in ‘Terms r0- house. Apply at 268 Ninth street, afew doors onst of First avenue. (To ET-FORNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, TO ea tibelg gentlemen, or gentlomon’ and thelr wiven, in’ rat all'tho amo : quire at 114 West Twenty aixtastcect, 0 LET—FURNISHED. PART OF AN ELEGANT count ndence, heantiteliy sivas tage tw miles from the city, vith f kitchen and sta and room for & man servant if required. Will bo let for the summer, o¢ | lonyer, Address A. Z, box 416 Cost Ottive, Unexoeptiona- Die references given and required 0 LET-ON® FURNISHED ROOM, TO SINGLE GEN, Highteentn street, i ie LET—A FURNISHED ROOM, IN A DESIRABLE 1TH OR WITHOUT BOARD.—TO LET, A FRONT furnished room on second story. Cam be seon by WAXTZD—BOARD FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN a Frouch family, in the vicirity of Union Square.” Ad- tlemen, without bourd, Inquire at 60 and 62 Wost and conveniont neighborhood. ‘Apply at 121 White st. calling at 88 Lowning street, areca Dr. Chi Iman, 17 Kast Fourteenth street, FELT.—ROOFING DO}? yr foot, and warrante C MPOSITION CEMENT yw. Cost only 534 m years water cight; at samo rate as tin roots. coated, or old tia or shingle, with metallic paints, or differ different kinds of roofing dono. foot. All roof warranted ight, country, from Bro Williameburg. Please oall om or eapree hn Bel, Footer, ‘No. 508 Houston street, oor ner Mott, Ne INT & LAVERS, fei ip td = roe OF WROUGHT and cast iron ‘railing of e ‘Thon boas et Crt Spnttors doors, anchors porta os nf me of ruperiar quailty ro ae 50. ders grat ly receive aay axe cuted, ONT OLAVERS, 12s Sipe aatrect Dinae tein TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. —PER- sireus of Baving laste mad foot, wilk advantage to call at L. INGLES leather ae Analog ater, 192 Grand street, between Mulberry and. Mott stree' EWARD OF INDUSTRY.—WHO W. to F ted SI ates, feb whieh a1 — or rey B years, ean make Sured is in dal ery bod in atrecesarents saved in ths ‘with sep demon- 10 SHEZT METAL WORKERS.—N' e most vaiusble amd useful by letter. aan, eae | —ONE OF, Ww n an 30 rs has been awarded to Wm ster, of Morrisanin, N. WL aeons TIN, Thuity Buildings, New Yorks beer patent dated Maroh 28, 1854.) for o novel and invaluable machine for making i WEBSII CHAKLE i FINANCIAL. t of $50,000, These facts will be fully maund plave ot meeting. “Address EL MAd- OTECE. th that has @ ithin the last te: siesta ae rt 5 000 to 18 000 feet of a) ple ee irene to i aa belng Done val bing pee . and apr, 12, stro ¥ i “Town, rig! A a MILLER, prietors, No. il Wall stroe ae Jewelry, sogars, f 1 d tate and Lo: a jon, d morten; Sort, & dential, THO! ratoh di Ne eae bought 1 - tal atte Gian street Loan Office, 237 Grand street, ate This, machice . hours of 9.4. M. in robm No. Te at Noval Wait iNew York o aii incacerted are olishied calle id State rights for sale All ‘Semeuptontionn (ooge zy Promp.iy replied om shots or- Sole pro Rousebold furni “4 0.000 on waters cash. Terme liberal, and weriotiy cerry eonfider. $100.000.<CA3,ARYARCED ON DIAMONDS Brokers and commission merobants, oasH ADVANCED IN ANY.AMOUNT diamon: aa ar and on ail kinds of oo Entrance Reeves’ daguerrean rooms. “a8 ane 10 Rae, ON SEAL ROTASR: er 8 bon, 5 72.08. a walls tr bot y eat: rect, detwoen 9 A. M anc $2 Btrteh, corner o $500 *9: ‘Wil givi jonal Bryon these ates ON, 168 shee street, third story, front room. Ae oF THE STATE OF Drrteeatepet eed is Berehy oven ay 4n instalment of $12 will be ei of Hag mg 000 20, 83000, W WANTED, ON BOND AND perty. P42 corner of | on valashie 187 Greenwich Ay to rt PIONOLET, i bey. TO $5,000 sonny and secur A SHORT TIME. yon ros G= each $1,000 ft of the subserib ned d after Mor pow ta vy of Joly next. wes Ser ORTH & SHELDON, Interest Agen:s, 29 Walletrees ANY MOUNT OF MONEY, IN LARGE OR SMALL te loan, eget or purehare at sight; merohan- monde jewelry, al pro} operay oF eoliatersl oe. eurities of eaxh vi al the old "responaibie and sate Px. sie dean ‘ofice, over the Packie bank, eorner Brosdwig ra orsiock BDA on ne MeN. CASH ADVANCES MADE on DIAMONDS watohes, jewelry, silverware, valuabl i rt; 53 + bought fe Soe a reat second door, treat room, om 8 190 Ra Spica Paintings for sa! ere from 9 te ‘Spleny Moxz%, oe BROA! aeeY. bsg ed ADVANCED On ‘ware, wate] raped sr Boag as ‘up stairs, room a Ce PEDUeins » STOCK.—MERCHANT3 WHO WISH 10 reduce stock, t> » peepee for another season, ean have to an opportunity for railroad onde, by adcrorsing box 1609 Fost Omen, “ee ek A EMITTA crs an, 10 ENGLAND, 1 IRBLAND, SCOTLAND and Wale he Bank of Charleston on tre. bts of Liveroces| tn ims of one ater! ‘ards, payable a of the banks io « CALDWELL for eale by BREW & &Co. wold slip, corner __.__. WATCHES, JEWELRY, ae. Puwoxs ‘AND EN AMELLED \ ora at 7 tt IN bunting cares- $60 to $175 ench. ALLEN, No, 11 Wall street, near Broadway, Soooud Seer. rotor: Met aw FOR LADIES -BRUTIFUL pik a warranted §=G. ©, AULBN, No. 11 Wail street, near ‘Broader, vecond floor. 9709 345 9 Goz.* i A ry ‘importer, woe} ale tet jo, 11 Wall street, eeoond or, near ro way. aah REAT BARGAINS SELLING | bs TO CLOSE ‘2A vances, $2,000 of gol’ watohes, old @ rorewond fine tone? piaaor, $2,000 ‘ismonat sos, 100 pire window shader, madeira and ert wines, and sogars. in bond: the whole at less then the or ities }, wt No. oF Navsan street, sooond floor, # BACASARA. | J7arEsEs WATCHES, twmveruve CASES, FROM $UW) to 200, warransed perfect time-kaepers. G. b SLLSA. No. 11 Wail street, near Broadway, veoond floor JPLENBID GOLD POOCKE CHRONOMBTE 23, Pg qhich run witgut any parsep into variation, Tromy4i tu $160. G. C, ALLEN, No. Il Wall steees, Rone Broadway, se00 nd fi fe or: SPECTACLES. GOOD AND OHEAP, AOCURATRLY a: Justed to vislon. and exchanged iree, if #08 vatiu'ac~ tory by Pro esror FRANKS, Uptioion by Wipioma to sha | New York Eye Houpital, and spectacle maver to the Eyo Tuifmars, fo. d Park row, opposite the Astor Howse, and at 92 Bowery. <= HOTRLS. OOKEN ~ BAUMEKS’ MOTeL, CORNER aUssOm ane | te Gentlemen ean be seonmmodated with cparsieect ts pleasantly situated, facing the river with or ¥ithous board, within three sduutes walk from the forty N, 750 BROADWAY. OTEL ON THE RUR rea sian im, iacrany: A, eek tained 1 oe aa iv idosls hats per a HOTEL, LIBERTY STREET, NEAR FULTON, ci | USE Breotlyn. — Furnished bedrooms ¥ ie onable terms. A fouean f Sud F-cwsr'y 0b Ole wy we Teall rim at, | tached,