The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1854, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MAREKBSBT. Faupay, June 30—6 P. M. ‘Meere was no change of consequence in the stock mar- bet to-day. The transactions were large and cash stock ‘Wap quite plenty. Buyers’ option appears to be the favo- site way of operating, both in the fancies andin the Gividend-paying securities. At the first board IBinois entra) bonds advanced 1 per cent; Delsware and Hud- pou, 1; Harlem, ; Hudson Railroad, 3{. Cleveland and ‘Boledo declined 3{ per cent; Michigan Central Railroad, 3é- All others closed at prices current at the close yes- ferday. Mincis Central bonds experienced the greatest improvement at the first board to-day, notwithstanding ‘whieh the sales were quite limited. It is about time a Beaction was realized in such investments. There is not @ better security in the market, and we believe it has been more depressed than many others of less substance @nd productiveness as investments. It is undoubtedly wafe to calculate upon having about touched bottom in ‘the stock market. There cannot be, under existing cir- @umstances, a much lower depth for fancies, and therefore the risk in purchasing caunot be very great. Purchases made at curren’ rates, would pay to hold, even M lower points should be realized. One could hardly go unis in taking hold of any of the leading fancy stocks om the list. The money market has softened slightly ‘within the past few days, in anticipation of a distribution ef a large amount of specie from the Sab-Trowsury. The éfiect of the anticipation will be about all, for the draw- fg of this money from the vaults of the Sub-Treasury, end sending it to Europe and other foreign ports, will tendrather to a greater stringency in money matters, - thas to greater case. It is possible that we may havea moderate and permanent looseaing of the screws on the money market immedistely after the Ist of July; the payment of dividends deciared for the six months endiag that day, will let free a large amount of funds whieh have been accumulating anc bave been locked up—with- drawn to an exient from the channels of commerce, After the adjournment of the boards the following stocks were sold at auction by Simeon Draper:— $1,000 Maysville and Tastegton Rallroe!, tat mort gnge, int. atded..... 26,000 Chicago and Mississippi Railrow eae. int. added “Bd mort shares Minnesota Copper ( ° 49 ‘Third Avenue Railrossi 47 he above on the usual terms—tea per evnt to-day, re- mainder to-morrow. The following were bold, payable ten per cent day of sale, the remainder with interest at Pox per cent per annum, on delivery of stock, Istof august — WO shares Indians Central Roilroad Company. oo 89 no Covington and Lex. Railroad Co. 60 wo « Indiaoopolis and Bellefontaine RR. 56 For the remainder of the stocks included im the cata- Jegue, there were no bide. ‘The New York Exchange Bank has declared a semi- @mual dividend of four per cont; the State Bank of Troy, four per cent; the Commercial Bank of Albany, four, per cent; the New Jersey Insurance Company, five per cent; the Newark Banking Company, ‘cet; the Newark Gas Company, four per cent; fe Merris and Essex Railroad, three and a half per sent; the Buffalo and State Liae Railroad, five per cant Ta @ morning’s paper » ridiculous and absurd effurt bas been made to impair the value of the Cumberlind Gompany, and for this purpose they represent that the @harter ts subject to be forfeited by the Legislature of Maryland. The charter requires tast the compaay shall send annually to market 200,000 tons, which has not ouly Doom strictly complica with, but the quantity would have fax exceeded this amount had tho Chesapeake and Ohio Manal been in good order. The company forwarded to Baltimore and Alexandria 199,233 20.100 tona, and to Buaruberland, for consumption there, several hundred tons. 8 is too preposterous to suppose that the Legislature would direct a forfeiture of the compeny’s charter, acting ae it bas always done, with perfeet good faith, had it not gent to market more than a moiety of the required quan- ity. But, now that the canal and railroad are in sue. eessfaul working condition, the average of the company’s Business exceeds 7,500 tons per week. Assis ant TreasvREn’s STATEMENT. Annexed is th“ monthly statement of the Assistant ‘Breasurer of the port of New York:— Pune 1, 1854, by balance.......... $8,962,600 43 @m account of customs... $2,495,672 80 Be. patent fees $158 65 Do. transfers... 500,000 00 Be. miscellaneou 3,588 63 De. Pos; Office Department 489,787 10 —. 3,494,137 18 MUR i seaes. sop s0 se eseees $12,456,746 61 Payments. Breacury drafts. . $4,846,843 69 Post Office do., 158,488 73 —_— 5,005,332 32 Balance June 30, 1854... « $7,451,414 29 . 598 18 1,050,000 @0 $1,119,593 28 8,515 BO By balance due interest funds. By appropriations.:. Balance June 30, 1854 .. By balance due apecial dep: By deposits during the month. $720,716 82 356,946 63 Balance: $93,770 19 ‘Wal cvin in bani . $8,927,2.6 16 By receipts for customs during the’ year ‘ending June 30, 1853....... + $88,733,627 79 Bo. do. June 20, 1864.... + 42,166,759 15 Increase for year ending June 30,1854 $3,428,152 35 Tho warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 28th inst., were:— For the redemption of stocks .. veer B18 +102 68 Wor the payment of other Treasury debis.... 10.,207 09 Per the Cuatoms........ 572 99 Ber the War Department... 246 14 Wor ro paying for the War Departinent. 245 Sor the Navy Department eee 7,364 00 Bor the Interior Departine: 708 09 ‘The following notices of applications is be the Legidataré ef Pennsylvania for an increase of banking capital have already been made:— BANKING IN PENNSYLVANIA ‘CREASE OF CAPT AL. Metropolitan, Philadelphi + $1,000,000 Bank ef N. America, do + 1,040,000 Bank of Peunsytvania, do. + 1}875,000 ‘@hemical & Manufacturers’ 250,000 200,009 hany Valley Bank, pitaban Parbers’ Bank, rs +e . Pittston Bank, ‘at Pittst Montour Bank, Danville Parmers’ Bank, Carlisle, Farmers’ Bank of Schuytkill iy ‘Western Bank of Pennaylv: ania, Mead Mechanichs’ Bank, Harrisburg Dauphin Deposit Bank, do Sommercial Bank, do.. Pipes oe) ‘Temaq . New Uadlls, Laverse'soanty....... Bast f Hanover, st Hanover. @arlisle Bank, at Cariiele.. Allentown Bank, at Allentown Vewisburg Bank, at Lewisburg Cowberlond Valley Savings Bank Dickinson Sevings Bank. Gommenwealth’s Savings Rank, Fiarriabirg. Reading Savings Bank, at Reading. Any increase of banking fiagltal in Ridiayiaits, ‘edie the old system, would only be extending its defects and @angers, and placing the community in the hands of » pet of sharks who avail themselves of every opportunity fo prey upon it. We are not in favor of any exten! gystem of banking; but 60 long as the wants of the pub Be require it, give us one that properly secures that class tf people who are unable, from their position and occu: paticn, to protect themselves, The free banking system me the only one not defective in that important element, ‘viz, security of the bill holder. That system can be as effectually limited in its extent, by rigid restrictions apon ‘the kind of securities, as the present system is by the mecessity of obtaining special charters. Pennsylvania ‘will be compelied sooner or later to take up with the New York plan; and the sooner she does it, the better for every local interest in the State. ‘We learn by a circular from the Directors of the Mint, eat from and after the ist of July the price to be paid flor ai'ver purchased at the Mint, will be $1 2234 per wanes of standard fineness, (nine tenths,) as determined bby assay at the Mint. The priee heretofore paid has ‘been $1 Zi per ounce. According to the above rate of purchase, the yield per ounce gross of the various élasses ‘ef sliver coin usually in the market, will be about as Peilews — Five franes, whole dolla e4,”’) and United States © 200,00) I sna 33382282233233 (except. “hammer- 4 issued stace 1837, 7 il, 186 t three cent sail ‘eapthedi-tct ‘ geared $1 2234 Daitea Siates coins of ‘mixed ‘datos, ‘and’ the nish and Mexican parts of a dollar, ex “i ding pistareens ‘The prices tixed by « former giscular of December 21 #58, will be continued s# to the Branch Mints, unt!) further notice 1s posttors « BAU be pric in gold or sil yor av their option, f silver, on the assay belag determiae}, ‘The amnesed statomant exblezée the quanttty and value of foreign dry goods entered at thie port for comsump- tion, for warehousing, and the withdrawals from ware- house, during tre week ending and inclading Thursday June 29, 1864:— Movaxmrts x Forman Day Goops. Consumption. MANUYAOTURES OF WOOLIKNS. — MANUPACTURES OF AILS. ‘Pkgs. Value. Pigs. Value. 762 $293,11) 65 47,165 14 12,7668 23 17,204 4 9,769 4 «(21,997 2 1,884 8 4,230 no s9nt%8 1 62 Sik & worted § 5,013 Silk & cotton, 73 41,713 Pongee: 529117 Vestings..... 4 733 Total.,....1,077 $871,284 Hose., » 2 7,000 Gloves & mits 2 3,885 MANUPACTURES OF PLAX. Gimpe&fringe 7 3,8°2 Linen. .. 167 $44,672 Brds & Bigs.. 1 147 Loces, 7 5,155 2 Handkerch’ts. 4 3,560 Linen & covn 6 $54 Thread....... 34 10,174 Total...... 588 $475,458 — MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. Total. 218 $84,415 494 $115,378 28 20,132 MISCELLANBOTS. 16 4,974 Straw goods.; 43 $13,367 Plush 3 618 Embroidered. 39 20,063 3 867 Feathers and 1 182 flowers..... 10 2,350 2 683 Collars, &e.,- 2 1,668 216 29,900 Kid gloves. 21 «14,880 292,912 Leather do... 42 44,030 21 33588 Ciothit 10 803 1 125 Tableoil cloth 3 263 3 432 Total...... cry $97,319 =‘ Total.,.... 811 $219,718 Withdrawn from Warehouse. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL, MANUFACTURES OF SILK. Woollens. 41 $19,727 Silke ++ 18 $23,736 87 17,988. Ribbons. 4147 6,657 Lace 4 3,031 16,109 Emb: 3 7,273 060 §.& worsted. 15 10140 Silk & cotton, 9 4,065 $60,400 Gimps &frgs. 9 sor corrox. Sewinga...... 18 $8,702 = Muslina ,, 3/784 Total....... 19 Total....... 29 $9630 MISCELLANROUS, MANUFACTURES OF FLA Straw goods. 122 $12,422 Livens........ 51 $11,260 Leath. gloves. 5 4,772 Handkerchiefs 1 — 1,95 = Total....... 127 $17,194 62 $18,219 Entered for Warehousing. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. MANUPACTURES OF COTTON. Total.....e. 49 $34,839 101 $78,545 52 28)731 1,680 576 1,520 270 MANUPACTCRES OF SILK, — —— Silk.. 02 $28,426 Total....... 505 $153,616 Ribbons. 4 3,745 MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. 8. & worsted. 8 6, 1052 Linens..,, 18 $1,845 Do. shawla... 12 9,527 Handkerchiefs 3 4,847 Silk & cotton. 34 16, 3133 Total,.,... 21 $6,692 Kay PELLANBOUS, ™ Leath. Gloves. 2 $026 = Total,...... 5 $118,103 Value. $371,284 219, "718 476, 458 84) 415 97,319 Totals.......... 3,691 $1,716,767 2,867 $1,248,104 Si Warehouse. $37,609 155 $60,400 29,373 29 9,836 21,204 19 60,607 678 62 13,219 Misocllancous. 14 1,807 127-17) 194 Totals... $90,261 © 42—«$161,146 Entered for Warehouse. Manuf. of Wool... 146 $66,672 505 teed . 85 19) 669 120 27,270 . 296 11,158 455 18. 198 . 14 2,047 21 6,692 MisceHaneous. 16 6,481 2 926 Totala........... G17 $172,625 1,103 $306,702 Total value put on mark. week end. June 29, 1862,$072,496 ay ‘1868. 2,807,028 do. = ae 1854.1, 409; 340 Foreign productions remain inactive. The prepara- tions now being made for the fall season’s business, 02cu- py the attention of most of our dealera. A few jobbers are buying «mall lots of choice British,and continental fe vrios suited to the current wante of their customers, at petty fair prices. But apartfrom those movements, there ia not much animation in the tri The imports are do. creasing, nor will they be large for some time to come, as the orders for fali goods have been kept back to the latest moment, and manufacturers on the other side of the Atlantic are not likely to ship much on their own ac- count. This prospeet sustains the confidence of some holders, whose stock are light and well assorted; but it has no euch effect upon ihe majority of our fastors, who are suffering from the pressure of unpopular supplica. These can expect no relief, except what may be found by selling off through suction rooms. This action may occasion considerable losses; But it is the ouly way whereby the embarrassed parties can get rid of their burthens. The Boeton Traveller of the 29th instant gives the an- nexed table of dividends and interest, to be paid durinz the month of July in that city:— Svag-AXNUAL INTEREST AND DivipENDS PaYABL’ Tx Boston a 1854. Rtaticead Compania Qo Div. — Amount. Stocks. Capris t. Suly, 54, July, 754. Berkshire se $320,500 $1% 609 Boston an 880,000 8 61,100 Boston and Maine. VA, 165, 700 4 Wo 228 Boston and Providence.3,160,000 3 94/30) Boston and Worcester.4,500,| 000 3% 17,609 Cone Cod (par $80). 5,000 shares $3 14,000 Eartern i 4 Ta stock Eastern in New! Hamp. "492; 500, 4 In stock. Fall River 11,050, 000 4 42,000 13}540,000 3 106,200 Lex. & W. Cam. } "120,000 3 3,600 Lex. & W. Cam. bia! + 120,000 2% 8,000 Man. & Lawrence..... 800,01 3% 28,000 N. Bedford & Taunton. 500, 000 3x 17,500 Pittsfield & N. Adams. 450, 000 3 13,500 Providence & Worce’r. 1,600,000 4 x Stoughton Branch... ° 85,400 4 S416 Taunton Branch.. 2 ; 10,000 Cocheco,... + _ 2,000 shares $30 60,000 Douglas Axe.. 100, 0 8,009 Lancaster Mills. 2,000 shares $18 38,000 Lowell. 900 shares $30 87,000 Nashua, 8 80,000 4 28,000 2 4,500 4 11,000 Perkins. 3 900 $ 20,000 In Albany City 6’s, 1855.. 140,000 38 Albany 6’ West’n RR.1,090,000 3 Roston City stock..... _ - Boston and Prov. RR.. 200,000 3 Boston and Worcester, 425,000 3 Cheshire Raflrsad..... 750,000 3 Cheshire Railroad. . 44 - ;000 Derehester and Milton. 39, 3 1,185 Grand Junction Mtg 6's ae 00 3 10,600 Moan, State 6's... 2% 12,500 M igen Central, - 23,009 Norwich City. a 1,500 Old Colony Rai 3 3,945 United States Loan, - | ‘Vt. & Mass. Mort. 6's. 3 28,704 Total....ss00e Ammeia ta GD, Boston Exchange Co Shawmut Bank, extra, 600,000 United States Hotel Co, 280,000 Winthrop House Cv... Miscellaneous, Interest on bond: Manufacturing dividends. Railroad dividends... Pi rradsererive eevee eneneeceee¥1)917, 703 The above named dividends are all payable in this city, excepting the Worcester and Nashua, at Worcester; but a large portion of the stock is held in this vicinity. The dividend of the Berkshire Railroad isa quarterly one, being equal to seven per cent per annum, at which rate the road is leased. The Lexington and Wost Cam- bridge Reilroad pays $2 60 per share on the old stock, which is their first dividend. The Eastern road dividend of four per cent is payable in East Boston Ferry Company stock, valued at abont $3 incash. The Cheshire Rail- road pass their dividend, as also the Chicopee, Manches . ter Mills, Contoocook and Salmon Falls Manufacturing companies. The payment of the interest due Jaly 1, on the Vermont Cestral Sixes of 1856, and the Second Mort- gage Bonds, hae been pestponed to September 1. The Rutland road dors not 7 he interest dua July 1, on their sig per cent pref stoyk or vonds, 3000 Virginia Ge, .b8 10834 Zo008 Paap gh. 30 101% an 1 18% ssbieesesss kt a s 50 50 25 60 ma 160 p60 200 63 18 40 25 163 81 165 wee 81 100 peo 8 07 40 00 50 p&e 100 BECO! 5000 Brie Ine Bonds. “O73 100 Cura Goal Co..b30 37, 2000 F Convt Bds.962 85 400 Reading RR..... 77% 20 People’s Ins 00 do, 10 50 McCulloch Gold 3 60 de ue Berdan’s G Mach. do., i00 Hud Ry. RR... CIZY TRADE REPORT. Famay, June 30-6 P. M. permite mee 100 bbls. cee at ss 50 for pearls, at for ) per y BREADSTUF¥e—F our fended "ae downward, inthe spines of any ccnsiderable demand, espepially for export. day’s saled reched 7,900 bbls. : inferior State, a $6 50; common to choice do., at $675 8 $7 ei ese to fane: tern, at $675 9 $775; and other kinds at £ jon rates. Contracts for 3,600 bbis. State, lrerae in Jane, were settled at $6 76. Sales werd Pt bbls. a. superfine Canadian, in bo $7 25; 500 bos Southernvat unaltered prises; 800 bbls fine rye flour, at $5 373 9 $5 60; and 100 Jersey corn meal, at $3 81% per bl ‘Wheat was reciating. ‘The transactions included 4, 000 bushels Canadian whit, in bond, at $1 87 j,2,000 handsome Missouri red, at $1.60; and 6,600 Upper , at $1 46.0 $148. Rye, Darley ‘and oats were pokey Corn favored buyers. The operations consisted of 39,000 bushels, at 68¢. a 74c. for unmerchantabie; 75c. a 783. for common to good mixed Western; and S4e. « 85¢. for Southern yellow, per bushel. operetta and included 120 bags Rio at 10340. a 1lc., and 160 mate Java at 13%c. The st ck of Rio in this country is estimated at about 44,000 Corror was Coen’ at Monday’s quotations, with to-day and iis y, estimated in the about mse ene third of which was to-day. ‘There was more offering for Pipa vet ‘and shout 600 «10,00 is flour were engag aged i Bs in, (part wi ship’ ceed ¢ weight, an bales cotton, pirt tcomgreaed at 4d. To with oileake, in bulk, at 208, gots about 300 bales of cotton were aged at be. There bees no alteration to notice in rates to mibospe Asses li d from 45c. a 50¢., with occa: sional lots ‘over these rates, sccordiug to the stage of ceding. Hexr.—Mensrs. is S. Morris & Co. have gar = with the annexed review of Jun’a business:—The stoc! June 1, consisted of 1,035 bales undressed, and 618 bales dressed, together with 1,658 bales of American, The ar. rivals since have reached 1,637 bales undressed, and 880 bales dreseod—total, 2,51’ The month’s sale: 7 brace 1,561 bales undressed, at from $190 to $230, chief- ly at 8200; also 683 bales “dressed, at $240 a $260 for medium; $265 a $275 for fine, and ‘9265 a $285 for extra fine and choice, per ton—leaving our present stock, 1,121 bales undressed, and §65 bales dressed—in ail, re 986 ADWAY—AN BLEG T ‘of roome to let tos meals served also oontainy all a im. NEARYA! cnet SPa- ie Baths and gas in tbe hou hy “LEONARD STREET.—ROOMS NBATL 106 Toyaze tte ploutifully Q —_ permanent or trapsiont eee AP! 3 can made during each evening of the week. 0 FRANKLIN STREBT.—A LARGE Vgev tbe teoond with one er two bedrooms attached, 01 two parlors on the first; furnished, $0 1 bai — neat) we, city can Houre contains ali the modern impro required. UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF CLINTON — thy and de! lo4 sag oe Wahia ton Dare. econ otal Sonne Mersantile’and Abtor Ld he. a sa ante PER WEEK FOR BOARD NICE FURNISHED $ single rooms for single shed ‘rooms for gontlomen'and their vrivée, af 19 avenue, between Nineteenth and Tweotioth street ote with yuired. Location hr Brooklyn, or or 74 Greenwich ry gy ROOMS TO th LET—FOR GENTLEUBN, Walker street, near Broadway, o 1 west Fi CzOkew-OnR OF OR TWO SINGLE GEWLRMEN it furnished bed: yb fant and tens an Pinte, Hoboken. Pen veernd ten BOARD.. gmat] OR TWO FRONT ROOMS, Jet, to one or two fitae gentler ‘on second ate fami rest i and dinner A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN BE ACCOMMODATED a wea C eeacmaa board at No. 2 Desbrosses street, corner adso HANDSOME SUIT OF FURNISHED PARLORS, with beds om attached, to let, ia.the fest oles hone BGunron place ene of the Seolons had most delightfal Jo. ‘cations in the ay, parlor and petroem, at776 Broadway, Please Zppiy' from | 9A. M. to2P, M. FURNISHED ROOM 70 LET—IN A Mabe 2 PRI- yaa, a ‘Twen- tiowh Freee. ses Sachonged: FURNISHED ROOW TO be ONEOR TWO SIN- M. J. FINNSL’S, 459 Broad- Heicronee DY AND GE! (AN OAN OBTAIN A RE- thea home with widow lady, residing iu the apper pert of the city. th nished with bed room their own a} pantry. Meal yartmonts, No othor Morlersixkon “Addroe F. A.'G., Brondway Post Olive, for three dnys. § THE MOST DESIRABLE AND RESPECTABLE A persons tating ers decline exposing their houses sa evch in puotio, and qur medium of advortinag bai xg uni: Terisl, Doarders oun, recalve every information and be po- Nitely direeted fre eee. ton Hall, corner of Bighth tand Lafayette place. IRY goumanioys ARAN MEN TE CAN BE O3- tained, wi breskfast, on moderate terms. Location qnict, saree to Broadw: The rooms it toy veporately, aud can be farnishod his wife, or a few gentlemen, Ad- fieman, \ th'ten ove eke Mask bo Pinna dinner on Sundays, in the the ferry. “Apply at No. 2 U: a house nil ok. E. BP one Br Broadway. 00M AND BREAKFAST WANTED~A YOUNG G: oe petals ron Br sale she a cfas' hia five minutes walk of City moderate, Hall. Address, stati whioh Aadven aia'o sila terms, tl farm house, fiftega ip, \s served in plication at 752 Sunday, ved in must be re of a h break: ri 2 Madison ISLAND —A FAMILY WISHING BOARD 1 san be is eontootably ‘sovommodated i oy walk from Port Rishmond land aR rang ‘three bedrooms, with parlor, ved in thelr rect parimeato, oan Bnd ewok by T BARRENS AS be ey ee tl peace of ae this or yy will find 10 Te th their f 162, Z Nassau a street, room ning board Private fomilice an cmd where overs it T['WO, SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR and bis wife, oan be acco amodated board, at 17 ken Sixth avenut joyed. The ofthe city, = ane gaa ates nae Weat Thirty sixth A with fuli or iit terest mrt have ned names Teeisvered GENTLEMAN partial street, betweed the Fifth bet ep bigs home can be en ine healthy part LET—A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE room than they require will let a larze esas noe, neatiy furnished to one or two sisgle moderste. Inquire at 134 Weat Thirty-Atch street, WITHOUT BOARD—A FURNISHED PAR. 0 LET, ait priv YOuNG LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN BOARDINA bag sayy pee. and im return Fone tre, English, eical leseons. Address Misa Martha E. Sack: respectable family, where the attention to comfort paid. ‘dye minatoa walk from vats X. 0., box 8,005, Post Office. (A BAGH PARLOR 70 LET, UNFURNISHED NEAR Warbington perk, in 3 gentee) house, occu; smal) family, suitable for a hese ean aciy sniatie tee tate eileen teas oe Secon suitable for a single gontloman, Terms mo: derate. Ams at 203 Fourth ingle onto Sixth avenee. A SPLENDID SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, ON THE second floor, Saisie. to a party of gentlemen, orto two gentlemen and the! ir wives, with or with partial boarc, at Ne. 40 Laight street, opposite St. John’s park. A GENTIRMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND A FEW SIN ae ee , Can be socommodatod.with board, with sud. plecsant location.” Apply xt Briome atrect near tua bewers. elie Di gene A FIRST CLASS HOUSE avi oF near Broadws ae eS eee bly ooo] one, ad ture all new, baths an: A generous table. Stroct clean. Best reference and given at 29 Clinton Bighth TO Beier TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with beard, and one uw eretnet ‘Apply at L4 ar Prines. Roo: ROARD—A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM, on the second floor, to let, to » gentleman single gentiemon, in a» ‘small private ‘amly, whee sof & home’ oan be enjoyed. | ALi the ‘mode, a anor Pa ob 140 Weat Twenty second attest, Wenth avenues. iets ym fo’ ctween Sixth and OARD.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with board. Apply at 31 City Hal! place. OARD FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN.—A NIC, AIRY: Tom, with partial board. and dinner on Sunday, for & tingle gentleman, at $7 A& GENTLEMAN A} AND tna OR TWO — gentlemen can be ac with board and eho Tooms, at 2134 ‘Nation. ‘street, between Spriag and roome. M hanica preferred, OABRD--ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, WITHIN THREE minutes walk of Fulton ferry, in pleasant neighbor hood. Two eqnare roms on songnd Boor to Jot to reatlamen, tial board Terms moderate, Apply at 43 Middagh street, bales—held for the most part at $210 a $220 for ‘ubdress- ai $250 for medium dressed; $260 for fine, and $215 a 266 for extra prime, per ton. Russian hémp continues enetecies: The stock of Manila on hand June 1 em braced only 2,010 bales, snd none of this kind has been received here since. 510 bulea were sold at 15Xc., nix mcntha, per pound, at which rate the remainder of our stock, (1,500 bales,) {s offered. Further supplies are shortly expected. Jate has fluctuated considerably, for the European news, being consilered unfavorable, has checked the demand for export, aud with liberal receipts our stocks have been much increased. The article ix held at $100, in bond, and $110 a $120, free, with small sales from store at an advance upon these quotations. Several large parcels have been exported; some, also, on hts count. Hors.—The — was limited, for last year’s crop, at 2e. a 80. per Ib. Hay.—The sales embraced about 600 800 bales for shipment at 70¢. a 75¢. Ling.—Rockland was worth 87}<c., for common, and $1 26 for lump, per bbl., and was scarce at these prices. [Lmap.—Sales of about '120 tons of Spanish were made 2 shout $6 56% a $6 6234 e 100 lbs. Naval Storex.—Sales of bbls. spirits turpentine wore made at 50c., 60 days; other doccriptions were more quie' Ons.—Crude was dull and heavy at 64c. a 56s., for whale, and $1 45 a $1 4734 for sperm, per gallon. Tae inquiry for manufactured kinds was rather slack, but these ruled firm. Sales were reported of 100 Dar! ots olive at $3 8734, each; 25,000 gallons English linseed (within a few days) at 4 7,000 American and Eog- lish, from stor: doc’; and 800 gallons lard, ut 80c. per gallon. Provisioné.—Pork continued depressed. The business embraced 1,000 bbls. at $12 50 for mess, $12 3744 for soft mess, and $10 75 for prime, per bbl. were ef fected of 395 packages cut meats at 6c. a 7%c. for hama, and 4c. a 5c. for shoulders; $50 bbls. lard at 1%¢. & 9%e. per Ib, and 900 bbls. beef at steady prices. Butter was more inquired for at 18c. a 16e. for Onto, 16c. 9 19¢. for western New York, and 10¢.4 2lc. for Orange county, per Tb. Cheese was pretty brisk at 60. 0 930. per Rick.—About 75 casks were sold at $375 8 $425 per 100 Iba. SvG4Rs. —The sales for ae! day embraced about 500 hhds. Cubs at 4340. a 4: 200 lo. New Orleans at 2%. & 4%. ; 200 do. Cuba, in + Ac. The stock iu this market was estimated at' bout “30,000 hhds. and 7,00: boxes, which was said to be considerably leas than at th: same me period last year. Tonxcco.—Sales of about 40 bhds. Kentucky were made at Ti¢c.a73{c. The stock of foreignin this Legs is about aa follows:—Cuba, 5,206 bales; St. Demi 157; Mexican, 31; Porto Rico, 64, Havana, 2,226—totel, 8,284. ‘Winskzy.—Sales were reported of 400 bbls. Obio and prison, at 27c. a 27%. per ‘Woot.—The market appears lifeless. We can hear of nothing whatever in the way of sales. The stock is not caere but new wool has just commenced to arrive ly. ees. —_—_—_——_—_——s ADVERTISEMENTS Ss RENEWES EVERY DAY We wish to call att vation 66 iagonal pisna, grand action, which har ae Bovnperior im all the points whieh” conatitate ® perfoot in _LINGOLN & THOMPSON, role axonta, 441 Broadway, A “) SUPERIOR 7 OCTAVE 8920 ROSEWOOD PIANO forte, made to order within three months, by celebrated makers. dnd fully warranted, will be sold for 2, aa the At 1OL Goambore street, from 9 orekek wil SPM SPLENDID SIX OCTAVE $300 ROSBWOOD PIANO- ior tone, perfect in ever; et, se ttle, and will be sold with » wood stool for $150. ‘Apply to Mrs, Lauddwm, 63 Crosby tt: GERMAN AND MUSICA YOUNG PRO- Jsdy, knowing an ing these throe vi a af ae risheo s situation shtidvens abe bso ng onjection te 81 ‘try. Please address}: see Wo Wois is it itloevene iy Kroes 4 C. FISCHER, PIANOFORTE ¥, reaks tore tas bance amie stain “yarn made and warranted, which they offor ut great ianerian TANOFORTES —AGERGW BOR THEIR SELECT: re shout te bag 19 will be to your bvantege saving been a dealer in, a re her of the for many yours. Fee $3. Ad sway. o75 Seeadwaye he dirposing, pisnofortes. Weal Part of tho country, Roteres rb of the count y Reatroct, South Brooklyn, eeamne, a F FACrreaee opposirE Te JSTAOFOLt in Hotel.—JO! IN, 067 573 Brosdway, will open sheers Cogn ay two hundred lin sacks, at Pri ey baif prio “ee sate ot has ilk ined abe siguily s } from $3 to ae . = nevis, Nes, sie ons, moelin . gloves, 4o., ‘ko evn oLesing 4 exon y seduced seloes, one door from Willow street. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN havo a room, neatly furnished: lighted with gas with breahfect and tes, and on Sunday dinner, by inauiring ot 155 Fulton street, corner of High, High streot btained by calling at 125 od required. ROARD IN BROOKLYN—CONVENIENT TO sours or Wall streot ferries; desirable location and pl zooms, suitable fers gentleman and wife or single gentle, men, Apply at 222 Henry street, between ‘Adiankic and ate. a IN BROOKLYN, NEAR FULTON FERRY. cio, single geatlenen’oan be socommodsted with § 1d floor, with partial board, ty tiy fosated, ‘On o stage OARD I BROOKLYN- WITHIN, Ae YEW MINUTES walk of Wall street ferry, Vierrepont and Clark streate. and several single gentlemen, oan be acoomm: CARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — DESIRABLE single gentlemen, with 1 board, are mmanding @ full viow of the harbo Boar IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, A nt Jaf bony Vb ‘ES walk from the ferry—A room, suitable for a. men, or two Indies. ences exchs: OARD IN SOUTH BRO BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAM. Jy, occupying & frst class house close to the South ment will ee ahd to acoommodate one or two 2 seatlg a wife, with board. Re- ons Tren spoken by ie Paty. AP} oy. ty Freite PB, ween Henry and ks street OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A Ra def ne men oan be secommodated with pi board piss joaant rooms at ‘No. 90 President street, ith a pri’ ; per! where Cy Co me of home oan be reali '§ aod ee See ferry, ww ‘within fauvos Wall Hamiite ne ferry ond Con Of South forsye OARD IN HOBOKEN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY IN Hoboken, an ggg te Br than 4 one) Tegel, had to Ce poy fentleman, s a meron, Be Gay ed gy has i a. Bouse, 87 Garden sheets pa rot ‘of Fifth, Hoboken, ee OARD A Foes tL MIDDLING Led ox BE- tween Bleecker and ak sh breakfast ‘and tes, fora oung gentleman. Address Filson, Herald office, stating B42, WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY, IN pon 4 quiet pi rivate family. where there are no other board- aeer and whe a there are young ladies preferred. Board not Phy or $4 por week, Please address Miss Hale, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND one in s quiet, soured om wae family, where no other boar e@rearetsken. Full board for ladyonly. Loostio: tf between Fourth and Fourteenth streets. —— in “i Ea ony Fis netwe Post > agape stating location and terms, OARDERS al ole appt oh rag of AND LADIES hing board in’ ated or Char! wellin, Mowat It is Deeatifaly ataated, be- 00, $5 miles Croton Lake, Terms OARDING—& FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN tlemen and their mee oan be acoommodated Cah ser iabanad aed prt eh pee ® very pleasant tare apply at 426 OARDING—FOR, TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT. - ilies and joining, ai ts 101 “Apply at the streets. Proprietors, eg egy street, between e wumamer months, i] Caitia’s 7 Hotel, corner of Ganal eas a We Broadway and Fourth a OARDING.—A GRNTLEMAN AND ar OR ahah bearders. it Teferonce qoired. . "Address or call ‘ 514 Sixth avenue. OARDING —TRANSIENT OR, | PERMANENT.—A ior parsial board inc private vourdtay bogse, Apply ne Sard art ehtger Grd an Meta ft” track, free of ch: JOARDING AGENCY, NO, 622 BROADWAY, FoR ASTURE FOR HORSES, AT FOUR DOLLARS PER t mer arly om Ureanat £ pontionea i an aE op fey Rom BR ODELL, thi gard and lodgings are reapectfal 9 gall’ at. the Site slsen where sree? reve formation will be | inquire of J, W. ODELL, 272 Kllse riven to them without any ao French, apd other lengu hs private families, board{aghouse keepers, o., ou Pad recister thale dwellings, corms, und the hind af boneders required, JOUNTRY BOARD.—TWO SMALL FAMILIES, OR A LU few single gentlomen. can find good secommodations, in rivate house, at Upper Morrisaaia, eleven miles from the On the B arlem Peilro: r two seatinmen, or tos us geutlo- , where thara erate. Inquire at No. 162 Mott t, between Grand tna's Broome. LET—TO BINGLE GENTLEMEN, FURNISHED very pleasantly situated down town, Apply roomr, at: 20 White street. LE GENT! Fulto: BMAN, IN Fry, 008, News Dopot, 523 Senne oe ims DaeUuon oe oe ee a wn excelle of Petates, sea ile ‘Rumerous to mention. The'wi $2.00. For further particulars, inquire of JA3, | proprietor City Hotel. . CORNER GROCERY, STOCK AND FixruREs wan 78 lease, for sale for the privitege half its value; room one hen . Apply corner of Christopher and Gay stro . GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP, WITH TWO- AL, oars leave, stock and axturte, Apply ab No. 16 Fifth. atr Bees HOUSE, SALOON, AND BAR ROOM, IN West street, with a four years’. lo: one | ov boarders. 1 with small | desirable prezen, STATEN ISLAND.—THE seneeprere offers for sale some of the most advantageously sit ated Salicine fo lots Ve Clifton, near the Narrows, on the treet Van Wi 7 Roeition, is the ee At for reeiden the island. M. O}CON- BE AETIn hence wircet, or ah the ond of mlb row route, | (EAP REWT-—THE LEASE FOR SALE OFA BRICK. house, with ee rooms; marble mantels, large yard, stable work noe 7 = A | neg Li purchaser = | en i Dremives, 1 Went Thety antnatsee Woe OaL YARD—COAL YARD FOR SADE—A, TEN | A years tense, and ¢xtures, low rent, and in o |. tiom, or will be rep: good tenant. Apply to PEL TER & Baomuny 8 8 Chynie otreet. RUG STORE FOR SALE—VERY byw Sete sf ree vers Os Broadway, on one good stock; would ote walidlog love is New York, Brockiys or Wi , or sold very low gs cash. 5. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broxdway H SALR-TWO LOTS OF GROUND WITHIN shave blocks of the Peck slipferry, near theriver; well saleclased Se oS Lam haben sen senete - 0, a € > Te Dini REON SC 1 00 Beekman treet. sca D her SALE—A PROSPEROUS BEROn Ane TAILOR- ing business of nine years etonding, in a Sred zate lo- t. ity, with anexcellent rum of eash custom, will be sold ms for @bah, oF approved paper. en acsouns: tiring aga the Lusiness, Apply 8 by the prese immeoiately OR SALE—THE , STOCK AND FIXTURES, HORSE ud, of anold established coffin store, a4 7 ‘gom purines. Apply to FRANCIS GIL. Ul Privoe street, Bear th the | ) Bowery. owner Ge ret MORE, No. it the foot of North Sixth street, Williams hundred feet of water front, with the fire and a)l the appurtenances attached, foe a harves and docks, Glee which » handso red The pla. id wits nated 9 S fo efoundry or for various mennfaoturiny ne Bee culers, apply to h. G. PIGRC. Fine | cane eee corner roe Broadway. R SALE_TOE BEST RETIRED WINE, LIQUOR, | aaa se S500 saloon in this cit, in an uneguall oation. j $800 s week at the farnlane ee Rhencloons “Price $1,000; farnivers and. stock a the money Apply at 60 Lispenard street, Pho: Wo, SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURE of one of t] * botels and restaurante in the ‘olty of HORSE, LIGHT WAGON, AND HARNESS, ass eoroertbaees ail complote, will be sole ochre if applied for imme: | New Fork sit c beg epg geen oe Sich Deemer raeeattees cane Herta a et ming sy, at in uso only six ee “Apply 40 CHARLES PINK: | {278 1 eer eee eerae e NEV, 247 Front atreot up niaire Leg arp Sate N beocrnapikc} SURR OUR fea bea VERY SU- rior 601 are, 143¢ hi years <i old, ybary ry new. Daiversity places Bu. PONY gral ON & gow eet. homer & standing to Tep Hotel. aes witha light viens ay gp mend at Bacous & Yalislce's stables, re Fourth street, SALE—FIVE YEAR’S OLD. aND im ali respects. Inquire of RYER- Broadway, seoond door above Thir- pete No. 2 OSTON GIG FOR SALE.—A LIGHT BOETON GIG. ‘Dut little used, built in Masssobusetts; sold on account of the owner a leaving the country. Also, ad aun ay, to sest four caitory, Bloomingdale mud, Wo SECONDHA! AND one two seat brot siris W dway. 100, « ight wagor near Bi ” foun e. n, rons, Hy Flynn's HAM, ARRIAGES ac oe aaa SROOND HAND fiend ; three rockaways, eather to Brits ong, var persons; four gat toy ra tuuber of sooees wagon with and without ape, 0 ere ho. Aiv0 m- m light wagons, 88d 8 good, Work horse, at No, 89 Biariage street, between Broome and Grand sieeote, OR SALE—A HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, ‘The horse is Elves bonne high, the most stylish driver i ee will go ‘ire dn te mee Zate Fourth avenue. nes Say, time, and ge! order. fold Noni it rbas no further use for them ly HAZY, corner Twenty fifth “street an » sound and per- Fs, ; SALE—A GENTLEMAN’S COMPLETE ESTAB- Habment sirteon he eet with 8} sleigh, with aitver polls» dor’ avd nearly ni W's stoblon ia Bigtth streets the brat fro da high, fine six year old colt, perfect- ‘aud very ing top. bar- nd = on att OR SALE—A SPLENDID SORREL M imohee bigh, warranted soun Aoply, bree in saree minutes. mee hi streets, Sonia (OR SALE—A HANDSOME BROWN HORSE, EIGAT and gentle. © Also, th, sound and tind, on be se ‘ble, corner of State sud with FIFTEEN — kind. ficheap Boerum over sixteen bards high, warranted sound first rate family bores, saa 9 traveller. aise - biegs 2,185 Post Office, will m Prompt ha SALE-A STYLISH PAIR OF BROWN, LONG tail ponies, from Vermont, esr bands high matched ‘very clos siz year of ‘aaron trot enduranc nese. Astor Hot ‘are own brothors, fi Tn three minttes, ‘Tanted sound an: They are great foudete a and and kind in sing tan Tease inquire at Earle's Hotels o the six years old; the a the pair in three pel en agen rggrah bec BLOODED PONY, ter | im pa harnes $250. bec lad, gos warranted | ‘would make @ goed ind, Sie bore ‘Can be seem'at B. Dowling’s stable, Sonor of Fidty-elghth street and Four Mite Third avenue. ig ee TWO HO! 4 P. og elimade, sou Bind tBola'e ay; le, soun: Lt e Lact Twonty-vinth street, before 9 rice ‘House, BA, eo ae light brown, R SALE—A VERY SUPERB SADDLE HO) blood EK ve er styl maid d mover, wa od Bx weet Hi University piace. en SALE—A GRAY hs gris bold for wan re old, warrant = ithout 4, ee s eect saddle pint Petty HANDS ax. 4 kind in oe tof Taq t 2) Elisabet tween P¥ince aod Houston siteete,in the grocery ste Fe got a MARE, rtd YEARS OLD, A fast driver ae seddie animal. Also, a by the best makers in’ th ment $420. Inquire at No. & Fo, SALE—A DARK IRON GRAY HORSE, years old, warranted sound, and can trot in harness in SIX pe minutes, and itylish driv 4 's at & very sty! iver, Apply at No, 7 rome, Tegan, at OR SALE-A SMALL double att besutifalty fons; ont ‘apd with DR SALR— A HANDSOME LIGHT ROCKAWAY three seat ‘ay BM in Povey ogni t toy Ll DL fF he s Batel ore fasaily Soether ‘with the harness, wae idle weeds "Cam be sen ail thie a Poids stable No. 35 North North Moore street, F2 SALE Una eel ee WAGONS, WITH a one lum! EY $ALE-—A SECOND-HAND TOP WAGON, food order; price only $45, Inquire a6 the eoal yard, IND HAND TOP BUGGIES, AT a street, Thi MNIBUS AND SET OF poe ne petrete ae, ber: East Nineteenth Fert SALE ‘ae ye inet J Bowery, or Menning & POPES, 5 No. fhe Mon Meadow street, Hobo! a dry pn f 82 and GE _Hewny Parmer, Salesman. ‘OTICE TO SEORTORAR ~CARRIAGES CAN Pu thad at the Gram 896 week of the Ee on the East ‘ingulre ‘on the premises, ‘ORSE FOR SALE.—AN EXCELLENT we) and safe traveller, warranted sount and harness. To tere _ mat wt Peg ny AND bg pe olf SABLE, Fourteonth street, 0 Bs poe ak yt FOUR fasgevers ‘order; has been a Kew ‘York. Tuquire of 5. P. Co., Newask, whore it me SB cOOD aRTHUR 'y for gentiom: le. Tharsis e lave youd ia rout fot — RA tcl Say SIXTH AVE- er Thirty. rns hand harn ‘tables, ational Cor aretages. hart toon hes dari: ‘This dey at 4 o'clock mens. Two seo- ‘wagons, one browm mare to four, ood work horses, two pair: 108 Auctioneer, —————se ae _, ENGLISH i ADVERTISUMENT. aie visitere fro Liber nl? sentenl and oroximity shire ren generally ie thee ATSWORTH HOTEL, DERBYSHIR d — Williain Jepson, the proprietor of th roupoctfally to return bis thanks $0 a America for their kind nieasent aitontion of t he railway, an it worthy of ronses, b Ventawed ou hits and in soliciting Tubare Ryo hegs to remind those whe may be visiting OR SALE~THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF that well knewa putts Nouss Known, aa 27” Morrie street, one door from West street, now doing » frat rate ox sennese, Zheahions Seq colting wild tex wade known chseer. -AppLy on the pre @ Purchaser, APP UES CODY. 14d Liberty street. OR SALE—A Benes COUNTRY RESIDENCE of water between the ary outbuildings in fret rate onder. a le for & geatleman wishing to retire or do business in the FER it bein, of several traine daily. Fit term g Pua Es si Fourth and.St07 P.M. 'N. B.— Terme cay. gar | Hee JOR SALE—THE NDE AMBEURG. ee HILLS: and Jamaioa line of rh a every conve- ikewise the Laure) ey md ealvary Cemet line i ~ ites and co! pply to 'IN- | Cypress line, at New i frou 1Uto iz orsioak each aay. OR ag etal wey, FOUR STORY BROWN lB itabew front house aoe second street. first house | below Ninth av. erenae, reprele with alt the modern improve. of T Twenty hres ate street, of GEONGE CLARE. nn me OR SALE~AN BLEGANTLY | sshoon, with furnis pesreom sired hotel, situated in one city, Has's good run. me oper ve DINING moderato OWES & C roar SI Nassau street. Foe, Au SEGAR STORE, IN THE BOWERY, with & god ron of custom, and a lease: x would do for A fancy store, or nny other businers ADpIy to C.B. HOWES & CO. At Nassau streot, R SALE AT A BARGAIN—A NEWLY ISSUED pet ene hich promises in & short time to bo ver profit- able, Any farther information will be given by addressing anote to A. D. F, Herald office. ‘OR SALE OR FXCHANGE Fi DESIRABLE city Fite of the ple building sites on the r containing more thi ro of Iand. equal to Tots 25xi00 Ite heaithtul looation, yaad delight- nyaannee be,murpased. | Distant half an hour's railroad from Thirty: erect. Apply BB. LEWIS, 73 caey street, Ho AND LOT FOR SALE CHEAP, NO. 206 AT- lantic streel, Brooklyn, about five ‘minutes walk of Teas meee large cott: build, with tem rooms, yerae nent ee roKe a SOB Rites og Gisdhondatove Fowsrs surect ee OUSE FOR SALE AT PELHAMVILLE—A 8UB- stantia) stone house, 36 feet by 36, Aaa! of deit finisbed to co in twelve apartments, with garden of balk an nero. seventeen miles from the city, on the New Haven Railroad. A pRly to re: MARR, No. 13 Lewis atreet, or at the house. OTEL FOR SALE aT Fi FLUSHING, L. 1.—' vilion, a and favorably known to the publ aa farhionabk jelightfo) @ of resort for the summer, fs now offered for eale. The buildings aro in eomplete be forniture an otel. ushing, with her leo: beautifel drives, to require comm: ané ational Course w » For particulars, prince ofthe tot ae foonsisae re Tes sons for selling, inquire on id A ERE EE por. fhe oe iz ty pol iy hie ets i eleven feat diameter. Fe in Ke ition, having been used Works épply to the D paly ry ‘Dock noe TO BAKERS.. nen SALE, ON A@COUNT of se st established barber's shop * in the Bi heap for cash. For full lars inqui 218 Righth avenue. fr avense, Por F turther pal 4} CO., corner of Wai sr ba and Warren HOUSEKEEPERS.—FOR = IN CONSE- Sppe tees easationse srouruizg Se. laud, all and every the furni d goods of the best Lote eon de. soript ion, and ‘whiten 1 hav) been rohased withia the Inst tw Te his family con of himself, wife and t yughters; an cca sa events itself that Toconee hich very mire ', No, 289° Ca] hi > Besemen crate pereehes zow be ‘obtained f or tadividuaie from 8100 te ‘900 per week. Dereete Larrea | AND TARGET PARTIES.—THE PRO- of Hyde Park, Bloomingdale road, would in- Pinete they are ared to take INSTRUCTION. HE GUITAR TAUGHT IN SIX fm, .2 / RD BARTON, pr extremely renutiral Sr Re to announce hat he continues or vo inetraet ata owas ce, No. 604 Sixth avenue, or at the Tt FR oe hap bea J TAUGHT haf Fegcricn Le igh s risian. Private lessons Uae! at Terme—A lesaon ey ry ayy wh. every other day per teonth, $4 rth or particulars Mr Koswann’s 5 LA, Broadway, corner of ith strech, from 6 to 9 ofolook 3 WHOM IT Le COnOERK =A, THOROUGHLY e¢ucated German, racuste, and | st pried ot ah commmncorad , and lat senicdia Burope, proposes to tre inetruction in Preuss ot Germen, in ae le Meet ange for board. An Sa ement for git ving inde ® school or Baur also atten ied The ‘best of twhirenes ean be wa per at the City Institute, 181 Allen street, after Rus INAMELLED CorTAGE JORNITURE —i THEWS ree won 14 sud 895, Broad way poaetved tee oiass medals "feos the © Palaco and a Insti; oat #u of tnammelgd chamb Penile to asacts with beir mattresses, straw | qrom $40. INAMELLED FURNITURE, first floor of now Savings B site St, Nicholas Hotel, Come and ree the patie salle; the extensivenets of the factory requires quick sales, fee “ cure it.) Prices low, fom$% w wards fore tlre Test 18 MORRELL, Jr., Manet We BRING TO TUR NOTICE OF THA TRADE wears enabled to execute prompuy, am: trasted to our ene ve, for tbe inportati n o 4,