The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Toxspay, June 5—6 P. M. Gold experienced a further sharp upward tarn to-day, the price having risen steadily from 1437% at the opening of businesso 146%, after which it reiapsed to 145%. It then recovered to 146% and finally closed at 146%. Foreign exchange was at the same time very firm and active on the basis of 109% a 110 for bankers’ bills om England at sixty days, and 11134 a %¢ at short sight. ‘On the Stock Exchange the raiiway speculation showed increased strength and prices advanced with two or throo exceptions, Erie was largely dealt in and well supported, while the stock was in such active borrowing demand that 1 per cent was in many instances paid tor the loan of it, Reading and Fort Wayne were strong, but Michigan Southern was barely steady, not- withstanding its largely increased earnings, as compared with those of west year, The whole market, however, appears ta bo rising, and the strongest argument in favor of a tise is that based upon the advance in gold, which has lowered the specie value of every stock on the list, and in order to adjust prices upon their former basis with gold at 190, a rise of 4a 10 per cent is necessary inall the leading railway shares. It will moreovor be surprising if, with the provailing monetary ease, something approaching to this does not take place. At the early session of the open board the market was firMhot duil, Erie, after selling at the Fifth Avwnue Hotel Ime oyening as higaas 6534, was dealt :in at Of 4. NowW-york Central sold at 985, Reading 109%, Michigan Souttnen 3934, Rork Island 93, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8544 34, Northweutern 23% a %—preferred 59 a 36, Canton 5974, Cumberland 47, Mariposa preferred 243. At tho first regular board \he market was steady. Now York Central closed 3 high’y than at the half-past two board yesterday, Erie 1%, Rigx Island 4, North- ‘western preferred 3, Fort Wayne X, Cumberland 1X9 Reading was 3 lower, Cleveland and Vittsburg 34, Mis- Souri State sixes 44. Government secudties were with- out change. At the onoo’clock sessions the market wij quiet but firm, At the alf-past two board it was somewhat irregu: lar, Now York Central closed 34 higher than at the first regular board, Rock Island 4, Northwestern 1—preferres 14, Ohio and Missisaippl cortifientes 34, Erie showed a decline of 134, Michigan Southern 34, Illinois Central %, Hovland and Pittsburg %, Fort Wayne , Cumberlind 34, Western Union Telegraph 1. Government secrrities were dull but steady, excepting coupon five tweaties of 1862, which declined 3. At the half-past three open. board prices were without material alteration, New York Central cold at 987, Erie 63% a 6434, Reading 1094, Michigan Southern 79%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 84% a 84, Illinois Contral 118%, . Northwestern 3034 a §;—preferred 6034, Canton 60, Cum- berland 46% a 3{, Quicksilver 513; a 54, Mariposa pre- forred 2414 a 4. Afterwards the speculative fooling ‘was in the ascendant, and the market closed strong, the quotations at prc five bemg as under:—New York Central 995 a 4, Rrie 6534 a, Hudson River a bid, Reading 100% @ 110%, Michigan Southern 79% 80, Cleveland and Pittsburg 843g a 34, Rock Island oe a 36, Northwestern 30% a 31—preferred 6054 a 61, Fort Wayne 97% 29834, Canton 59 bid, Cumborland 46%, Quicksilver 52, Western Union Telegraph 6014 a %. The supply of money available for employment on the Stock Exchange is increasinig, and loons have been made freely av six per cent, with exceptions at five. Some of the banks are oncumbered with national bank currency, and this they have been willing to loan at the lower rate ‘on railway collaterals, The demand from the stock brokers is, as yet, rather light, but on the increase, owing to the angmenting volume of business, The discount lino 1 fairly active, and first olass commercial Paper is quoted at 6 a 7 por cent and 8 a9 for the second grade. The disbursoments of the Sub-Treasury are still going forward, and the balance in tho hands of the Sub- ‘Treasurer has decreased to $83,401,612. Petroleum and mining stocks were generally steady. At the first board Bennehoff Run Oil closed 150, higher than at the same time yesterday, Atlantic and Pacific 5c., Rocky Mountain 10c., Excelsior Copper 5c. United States was 20c. lower. At the second board United States closed 30c. lower than at the first board, selling at $4 60. Consolidated Gregory Gold was 16c. higher, selling at $10 65. Bennehoff Run Oil sold at $4 25, Bennchof Run Petroleum $12 30, Rynd Farm 2lc., Atlantic and Pacific $4 90, Gunnell Gold 83c., Holman Gold, 36c., Smith & Parmelee $9 15. Tho financial gloom and distrust prevailing abroad have inspired some persons on this side of the Atlantic with a vague feeling of dread and insecurity which is entirely unwarranted. Because a severe revulsion has been experienced in Europe they fear that a similar revulsion may be felt here, and therefore assume an attitude of preparation for the worst. But there is less danger of a financial revuision in this country now than there ever was before, for the simple reason that we are on @ paper money basis without making any attempt to materially contract the currency, which is still being ‘swelled by the national bank issues. Our money mar- ket is practically beyond the influenee of transatlantic monetary affairs, and had it not been for the injudicious sales of gold by the Treasury {t would have been in nowise disturbed by the recent panic in England, although the latter was almost unprecedented in sever- ity. Had we been, however, on a specie basis, all the banks im the country would have had to suspend payment, and herein lies the difference between our normal and present position, which is as secure as it possibly could be from foreign influences. Tho public debt statement for the month of May has Just been published, and shows the following changes:— Increase in debt bearing coin interest........ $9, 752,350 Increase in debt on which interest has ceased. Decrease in debt bearing interest in currency. 41,091, ane Decrease in debt bearing no interest. . 361,152 Total decrease in debt. . . ‘27 ,697,; ‘The legal tendor notes have decreased $18,036,000; but ft must bo remembered that these have since been rap- idly paid out. The amount in the Treasury on Juno 1 is stated to have been $129,601,082; but the balance in the Sub-Treasury hero this evoning is less than eighty-three ‘and ahalf millions, and {t is fairto assume that a pro- portionate decrease has taken place in the Sub-Treasories elsowhere, It will be perceived that the amount of coin inthe Treasury had decreased $25,996,450 aa compared with the returns of the preceding month, while the amount of currency had increased $17,700,504. The totals of the last two statements stand thus:— May 1. June 1. Debt bearing interest in coin... + $1,196,092,841 $1,195,825,191 Debt bearing interest ¢ irrency. # 1,188,913,544 —1,147,222,226 Debt on which interest has coased ee 877,729 4,900, 429 Debt bearing no interest... _ 192,302,755 462,081,008 Total... .cceeeeecee $8,827,6%6,871 $2,700, 079,450 LEGAL TENDERS, Three year compound in- terest notes... . $162,012, 140 + $167,012,141 United States notes. . 164,318 402,128,318 “9082, 170,450 $004, 140,458 Total saneeee ve : 916.076,407 $50,679,007 Sealey, . 61,310,621 ‘70,011,125 The business transacted at the EN , wes a follows Re $2,219,302 Payments A eve For custo 870,000 Gold notes 689,000 New York Stock Exchan erouy June 6, 1868 Ejattico p10 Hd FINET SESSTON— B100000 16 85. 2e'62 10256 rot 2000 U56"s,5-200,'64 102% 100 50000 do...24 call 102% © 100-Atl Mail 8S © sa 19000 US6 65 102% 150 Boston W P..b30 60 50001786 Mn 19856 160 do... BIO 60 R0000UBS's,'Ti,r.exin 100 ade 61 $9000 Tn, 9-10. 18 Long ogo we RR. . 98% 2000 Go.......28 102% 100 98% % 200 oT Bur: 50 st Doo Pie FEW & Chic 91% 100 Del & Hud Canal 1 400 Chic & Alton RR {oo Spruce HulrCt Co ts SECOND SEssion—I P. M. $7000 US6's 5-200,'62 10254 7000 Tr n 7-; [reyes Ohio &Mi 8 Canton Oo. foo West Union Tei. 1200 shs Erie RR. . 100 Mich So & NIRR 150 Chio, ef RR Uhic & N WRR, a3. 102 28) BX Tol, Wab& io Ente & alton RR 100 Cleve& Toledo RR THIRD SESSION—2:30 P.M. $0oouse 2068 103% 100jshs Erie RR. 3000 100000 Ta 19 a6 102% 2000 Tenn 6's, 99 60000 Ohio & Miss cer 2s 0 & M pfu cer. 500 chi & Rk Ia bd 500 shs Canton Co... 300 West Union Tel. do. 100 Cumb Coal pret'd In 80 800 Clev & Pitts RR. a 3636 6 {SeposionWaitower 6034 69 Ill Central RE. 1836 80% 1800. Chik N Weak 30 Boa pmce aids 4% 500 do. 30% 80. 43 1200 ChiteN West prei 60 pretid. 2434 800 eo% 300 NY Cent i © 003, 500 ao. 6035 300 0. 98% 600 2 cali 60% 500 100 Chic&Hisianaltm 9354 109 60 Pitts, FLW&ORRR 9754 p) 100 Chick Alton RR, 96 $000 Erie Rit” 100 Mil & St Paul RR 55 COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Torspay, Juno 5—6 P. M. Asur:.—Receipts, 60 packages, There was no notice- able change in the market in any respect, Prices for pot were steady at $7 60a $7 623, and for pearl nomi- nal at $13 50 a $14. Breapsturrs,—Roceipts, 10,109 bbls, flour, 965 do. and 100 bags corn meal, 37,095 bushels wheat, 92,040 do. corn, 67,768 do. oata and 4,500 do. malt, The demand for State and Westorn flour was only active and prices ruled 5c. a 10c. per bbl. in sellers’ favor; the improvement was mainly on the low grados, Tho sales comprise 14,000 bbls. at our revised quotations, Southern flour was steady, with a fair demand. The sales were 500 bbla. Canada tlour was in good demand and prices showed some improvement on common and medium qualities, The sales wore 600 bbls. Ryo tlour was steady but quiet our quotations. Corn meal was in fair demand at previous prices. The sales wore 600 a 700 bbls, Brandywine within tho range of the subjoinod quota- tions, We quote:— Superfino aud Western flou: -$7 20 0 $8 35 Extra State..... ae 8 25a 8 80 Choice state. . + 89a 990 Common {o medium extra Western....... 8 35 a 9 75 Extra round hoop Qhio. +9450 995 Western trade brands. +9 95 a 14 00 Common Southern. ++-10 80 a 11 10 Fancy and extra do. +11 20 a 16 75 Common Canadian. +9 15 4 10 10 Good to choice and extra +10 20 & 13 50 Rye flour (suporfine). -660a 700 Corn meal, Jersey. +400 425 Corn meal, Brandywine. - 4 60a 480 Corn meal,’ puncheons. 122 25 a 22 60 —Tho wheat market was steady ‘for prime, but dull with a downward tendency for common qualities, Tho sales wore coniined to about 10,000 es = mainly at $2 21 for choice No, 1 Milwaukee. Corn was sin moderate de- mand for the local and coastwiso trade; scarcely any ‘export demand prevailed; the sales were 100,000 dushels at 74c. a 80c for unsound new mixed Western; 8lc. a 88c, for sound do, ; 83c. for old mixed Western in storo, and 4c. for choico new mixed Western. Oats were in good demand at an improvement of Ic. a 2c. ; tho sales were at Sic. ab5c, for new Western; 68¢. for new ide rt 72g. for Canada, Ryo was in — domand ani uirmer, the eales comprise 16,000 bushels at $117 a $1 20 for Canada. Barley and malt wore nominaily unaltered, Buxswax was quiet, but ee a with a small business, in lots, for consumption, at 450. a 46c. for Southern and Western yellow. Corton was in moderate demand for spinning, but the market was otherwise quiet and heavy. The sales wore 1,260 balea. = quote:— Florida. Mobile N.O.&T. 33 “u 34 35 36 36 3 38 38 39 a P 40 Cocoa was inactive and nominal, at 220. a 23c. for 83¢c. & 9c. for Bt. Domingo 8 14%¢. & 160. for Guayaquil, all gold, in bond. Covvix.—Prime grades Rio continued in demand, bat = firmness of sell continued to restrict business, The sales comprise 11 114 bags Rio, e Uller, at 14%., gold, im bond, and ox said Reokie, at 163¢c., ‘New bn om ‘at 12e., gold, it Cox estimate the stock of Rio ip thi United States to be 165,801 bags, ae foll New York 1:4,' w Orleans 5,090, Baltimore a Mobile 1, 00, ead 7,600; Rio on the New York 19,000 bags, to Baltimore 3,000 re ie the United States 4,000 Of other dena ptions gree, saets | pe mtg Cael ordinary to fair, aaa a se do. good ve gual: & 20c., gold, di ‘ir to BS oe cargoes, 11 13e., fx Leming TH Kew y aa ia = bis . a CC. ; Rear od we eitne: Re atone a Sorran.—The market for ingot a 150, fairl: advancing prices. The sales com ee we ¢., small lots at 100,000 tba: Balt. come Dice. and small eye parcel a mg an metal were eoat ‘with ‘@ moderate demand, at We quote brazors 43c. and ‘bolts 40% Corpace Np odisy but unchanged. We quote Ma- = ‘at 20c. a 2le., Russia rope 28c,, and American tarred Canptrs.—The market for adamantine continued quiet, but prices were very firm. Small lots Western 14 ounce to the trade realized 22c., while some holders were firm were very steady, but ‘also inactive. supplied the jobbers at 60c. for the former and 40c. for the latter. Drswoovs have ruled quiet, and we have only to re- port sales of 25 tons fustic at $47. Lima wood was plenty, and prices are tending downward. Other kinds wero without change in value. Fire Crackers.—We have only to report salcs of 600 boxes Canton No. 1 at $3 60, cash. Figura were quiet and merely oo 80 - The en; ments were:—To Liverpool, 100 wood, at 10s. ‘steamer 17,000 bushels eo my at a a. 064. To Fondoa, 14,000 bushels corn, at 5d.; 100 tons oil — 158, To Bremen, 100 tons Tage ood: po Ibs. ; 400 cask: shoe perdi ag Sd at Is. The charters were:—A ship from tavan- ver Piate, Ininber, private; a bark to Bristol, core at 3s. 6d.; a —_ to Cork, for —_ Lyte ha one voyage, 5a. ; a brig, same voyage, ft Ba Sohne te Lonton, deals, 6s. Oj 'a'brig’ to Leadon, petroleum, private, ide aici ie amnes Frorts.—The advance in go) caus: rather more firmness in the ouuan, peioee of some de. scriptions having advanced onsideatly but the sales have been moderate, comprising about 15 casks Turkish prunes, 156 bags Georgia Saat and 200 boxes layer Taistos, on private terms, of layer raisins de- mand 20; We quote currants at 14c., "earoa at 290. a 30e., and plums at léc, By auction, 3,760 boxes oranges a 70 a $6 20, and 1,340 do. lemons $3 20 4 Fisu.—Dry cod have been in fair demand, and. he ight stock, prices of St. George's have advanced ‘to $7 a $7 25, at which prices about 3,000 quintals have been pola. Mackerel Sontinues, sraree ‘and firm, with a fair ‘Satos 1, sage nae 9) at $) ~ $20 for foto Tha b v and a $2 for No. 1 shore. manek eral & Ba, have been sold at §! 0 Box herring lve een in fair demand at previous rates. For bbl herring there has been more inquiry, cavsed by the high prices of other kinds of fish. juxxY Bacs were in moderato demand and firm, with farther sales in Boston of 206 bales at 23c., now held at Bec. We note a sale of 100 bales here on private terms, Gun CLoTH was ao and steady, with a sale of 100 bales in Boston at 28. Hives. —There has been but little business transacted report, and prices continue nominal. Tue ont: erie we one of were 1,000 Corrientes, 21% Ibe. Ay Rig Seas sean 200 iy a slaugh: , atl Go. damaged at 1 se gold, duty oe at Orinoco, ew uote » Deenee Al 6 ii I 3 E Et 38327 nF 58 = dras at $1 Pia $1 20, aot 5 piace ila at 1 2 is9, sGuagipmala 8 aL 10. sold rt Bla ph 5 ; ry 31°40, gold; 7c. a 800. "gold, ‘and Oude 50c. ‘Tbe, gold. Larus were in fair demand at previous prices. Learugr.—Hemiock. Under alight stock and a fair demand prices have advanced fully %c. per ib. on somo descriptions. Oak has been in good demand at aa prices, We quote hemlock, Buenos Ayres, heavy, at Sao 353;c. per Ib. middle do. at 32-4 30; and ight do. 290. a Sle; California heavy and middle 3c, a 32c., and light do. 280, a 300. ; Orinoco, &e., heavy, Blo, & B00. middle do. 80c. a 31c. and light do. 26c ‘2Re. 5 slaughter, b 380. a dic. ; middle do, BT. a 420,, and hight do, 30c. Bac. ‘Leap—Pig was dull of salo, but prices were steady, 100 tons ordinary German and Spanish realized 6c. per and, Lg eee was generally the price demanded, hough the best brands were hold with firmness at 6%, We quote bar 93gc. and sheet and pipe 113¢c. a 12e., bay moderate feo] ‘ piepibartioh HR Was steady. cargo spruce poalines 3 months. Prices varied from $20 a $25, ‘a8 to quality, Mo1a:srs was quiet, with only a moderate business, in lots, to the trade, at the following prices:—Cuba musco- vado ee a 65c., Cuba clayed 40c. a 50c., Cuba ceutri- fugal 350. @45c.. Porto Rico 60c, a 78c., Now Orleans 856.21 10e., The stock comprises 4,000 hd Cuba and 1,000 hhas, Porto Rico. Navat Stongs.—There was more doing in the market for oe pai turpentine, Sales poring ee made of about to arrive, at 923¢c. a 93}¢c., and sinall lote fremniorketone Rosins were quiet but steady at $3 25 for strained, $9 for pale, and $3 forcommon. Tar was firm at $3 for Wilmington. Naus.—Cut were in small supply, and firmer at Tc. Giinch hhave algo adyancod to 8¢., with an active do- mand, O1s.—Linseed was quiet dut firm at $157 a $1 58 for American, from crushers'fhands, an $1 55 for English. Bleached winter whale was quiet ai $1 46, and bleached winter sperm at $140. Lard was steady, with small gales, at $185 a $190. Olivo oil was quict at $1 90 cur- rency, in casks. We quote East India castor oil at $2 gold, and American at $275 etapa protec Btock -of fish oils in the country comprises 2,038 bbis. sperm lage ‘24,149 do, whale. Ou. Cac Western was in moderate demand, Tho sales were 250 tons at $4350. City was neglected. In bags $52 a $55, in pbs. $55 a $57; $49 was an outside price for Western, Provisions, —Recoipts, 100 bbls, boef, 434 pack cut meats, 60 do. lard, 1,082 do, butter and 740 cheese. The pork market Was duil and somewhat irregu- far. Now moss closed at $30 623¢, recular. The ce were 5,000 bbls. at $30 60 a $30 68 for now meas, $29 25 a $20 50 for old mess and $24 25 i ers’ and buyers’ option, about 4,000" bbl at $30 6254 a $31 50. Boef was firm, with a moderate domand. ‘The sales were 760 bbls. at $16 a $21 for now plain meas and $21 60 a $24 50 for now extra moss, No domand provailed for beef hams and prices were nomi- nally lower, with offerings at $45 50 a $46. Bacon con- tinued dull and nominal. Cut meats wero quiet but steady, ‘The saies were 500 packages at 12ic. a 13%. for shoulders and 170, a 1she, for hams. The sales of lard were larger, comprising 1,300 packages, mainly at firmer prices; 233¢. was obtained for small lots choice. The inside price was 19}g0, Butter and cheese wore nominally unchanged. Perroveum.—The market for all kinds stil continues quiet, but prices were without material change. We quote crude at 200, a 20%6¢° and refined, in bond, at he for standard white, les 2,800 bbis. at tho above gures. Bice was dull by Feo pea We heard of no a. We quote Rangoo in bend, at $3 75 a $4 Gold" per 10002." Caroling waa neat at $11.60 0 $13. ‘STEARINE continues in moderate dem.°ad, at firm prices. ‘We note sales of 60,000 Ibs. at 22540. a 23%<¢. per lb. Svcan was without further improvement. The sales were moderate, eg | 1,300 hhds. Cuba mescovado at from 10c. a'l2c., and 180’ hhds. Porto Rico at from Ke. a 13e. ‘Also 1, 800 boxes, mostly at from 10¢. a 11}c. Wo quote tho different erades below. The stock of raw sugar comprises 68,573 hhds, 78,016 boxes, 109,589 bags and 10 melado. ‘Refined sugar was firmer, with a good demand. The sales were mainly at 16\c. a 1%. for standard hards, 15%¢. a 16c. for A coffee, and 13%e. a 15c. for yellows—the latter rate for extra C. Wo quote raw sugar:—Cuba—Inferior to common refining, 9%c. a10%c.; fair to good retining, 10%e. a lic, ; fair to good grocery, 113c. a 1150. ; primo to choice grocery, Wee. a 12766. ; centrifugal (lihds. and boxes), 100. 6 133¢¢. indo, 640. a Bic. Havana—Boxes, D. 8. Nos. To, 1O%c. allic.; do. 10to 12, 113%0. a 120, do, 18 to '15, 12%¢. a 133c.; do. 16 to 18¢., 13%6. Miso. do. 19 to 20, 15c. a15%c.; do. white, 14Xc. @ Porto Rico Reding grades, 10346. a 11Kc.; do. noes grades, 11340. @ 1c. Sxrxe.—The demand for goat has been checked by tho advance 1a pels, but pry continue firm. Deer have boca ia m at unc! Prices. of linseed was almost bare, but holder offered lots to arrive in Boston at $2 73% 6 gold, and to arri.e here at $2 80, gold. No sales were hi of, The market was firm at these prices, Clover ae ‘was quict at 83gc. a 100. per Ib., timothy at $6 50a $6 25 per bushel and canary at $450 a $6. Satrrerrx.—Crude was steady but quiet, with a sale of 200 bags in Boston at10c. Nitrate soda was qaoted a fa gold, my refined puro 18c. currency. as quiet but firm, with (a ‘sale of 50 tons Silesian at 6 Prices for this description varied eal Bilosian a 760. & sold. Prices for: ription 6%, . Wx “the ‘na et for pig continued inactive, end cos were to agreat extent nominal. The sales em- 800 tous Straits at 19¢., gold, and jamal Lots at a for Strats, 196, for English ‘and for Banca, g Wo quote: LC. charcoal putes, per box, $14; I cake de. $10 162, $12 75: Terme coke, $10 a $0 35; and Terne charcoal ag, ender a lmiled inquiry. ‘The sales wore about 130,000 Ibs., at 11%c. a 12}c. ‘Tonacoo waa quiet and somewhat irregular, The sales were 140 Lhds. Keely st frome. 10166, 50 cases Biate seed loaf at lc., 17 do, at 103,c., and 182 (gold Ohio do. on private’ term. We iwiote Keateaky’ io. TALLOW waa er | Iie. a 17 a l7 ke, Sotections Poin ochre ie Sarveek ek 8,000 Ibs. at une” @itet but steady at $1 26 for South sem Mp3 «$2 35ifor Arctic, $1.30 a $1 323¢ for North- and $131 a $1 325; for Ochotsk. woot the market bas boct unsettied by the fluctua- tions in gold, but a fair business has been transacted, the sales comprising in neighborhood of 300,000’ Ibs. Texas and California at 26c. a 30c., 130,000 Ibs, State and Western fleeces at 58c. Tic.—the latter price for choice Ohio ; 250 bales oe ‘at 30e. a 42c. and 600 bales superfine palied At 47}¢c. m Sc. Waisxey —Receipts 193 bbls, Tho market wes more active and were very firm. We note sales of 200 a 260 bbis. Western and State at $2 26a $2 27, and $2 23 ‘8 $2 30 in bond. musi 7 RMAN WISHES TO GIVE NSTRUCTION UPON the Piano and Guitar, and to tune and repair Pianos. Paton on or send for Mr. KRAUSS, Ii onal ‘street, at MF: iabig LADY, TEACHER OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL who has s powerful soprano, desires an reh choir of in & private family. where ly sons woull be equivalent for full or partial board.” Rere- rences Beer & Schirmer. Ad/iress Soprano, Herald office. YOUNG LADY RESIDIN aires a few pupils for the piano. Address De Punia, Herald o' 188 BAGLEY DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT AS ALTO N_ BROOKLYN DE- Terms $15 per quar- er. eh choir in this city or Brooklyn. Episcopal ‘est Washing. Dall at or address ae above 69 w York. 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Gyesenen er can receive private Instruction day or evening, and be- quick at Sgures, rapid business writers, and practical 2 4ry* LESSONS IN FRENCH ae! —— an experienced teacher, aun ke ase Radress Teacher, om we 20th st, Aras, CAPTAIN JAMES og ore: horized to ‘of our late veteran soldiers, is ai Ten wishing to Jou shea Trmracdinte sor tien ‘come forth. fei oe of arms So rece de. ge D SLATE MANTELS 8 aap ohne IN are fepaeedia eat egaes ee Mas are aes aa MSPs tal amy eaten jew ne, Mansi = PLACE Moe ity to purchase Peo T peices ibe oue ey eh eealtes ESR |g = POeBpOrAm EE SURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. @ 2 Notice is hereby given to the Telders ae Certificates of In. debtedness issued under acta of approved teoor ot iibsaid acts and the fenoe yet on, ree it acta and. the tend vopared to redeem betore maturity all ertineaten of Tn falling due in June, July or August, raat ead “ata ar bear inter ny Soma dil berpalh one on mation at this De: ith interest only to the said Bist instant. pari Walt MCCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE BONDS AND Notes wanted in exchange for the new bonds; also dought and sold. MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 Wail street, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1886. é _SETUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, © _OFPY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, YOUNG LaDy, wito | Isa ouaRt Barsnassses ITTLE FOUR STORY BROWN | STONE A* Amante tone toot How nm Ei corey sixth street, Mur. a Agidies ‘to patronize ber ation Aras Chaat en gta nay call on Bak, Bae Be reco oor STE, Fine cert LADY LEAVIN E DESIRES TO A iG FOR EUROP! pazoarn. —AT BARLEM, A peat COTTAGE AL tind Gnda mamanen for an excellent girl who has lived with as and waier thro: Price $5,007. | her several waldress und chatibermatd. Tuquire at Toey | w to BREWSTER & PETERS, cee room 1s. | 57 West 29h ROWN STONE CORNER HOUSE. 20X60, IN ELE- A oTvaripa, WANTED TOY 4) BHEPECTABLE rani orde: i ee eS OSEPH DIXON, ‘sPLiterty street, 12 tos, | Callat 200 0b Went ath ty betiveen Beat ¥TH OTR Th TO STOCKHOLDERS OF BANKS. Orricy ov Commissionsrs or T! Ke aes tsat ander the provinous of chap- that, under ret at rot bein ry act entitied "A “AD oot author. Laws of kei the taxation of Stockholders of Banks and the surplus is of Savings Banks,” the Shareholders of Banks and tions in the eltyand county of New York eka ana he year 1966, 0n the vaiue of ther vo been aancssed, for ci thecal, aothe ansonmment olla are now prepared, and will romain pa aisle, Wikiaabt dit Nicene ‘ 3. Ww, WN, ‘ of Taxes and 3... ALES! Assesaments, CE.—THE ANNUAL MEBTING OF THE STOCK. es the Paterson Gas Light Oompany will be held at the office soo reer rtey ae street, in the city of vreday, the idth instant ea atiOA. Mand clone at 11 A.M. (OR DREW, Secretary. ‘The polla will be open at 10 By ofter of the Directors.” Pargnson, N. Ja, June 5, W BONDS OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, ALSO off, wanted, WANNINE Kers, 19 Wali street, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A siTga. ENTRAL FARK LOTS.—THR CORNER OF A tion ag cha: tress or plait i mn sewer, beat aoa oat it, toa Fi n Six ware af eiy reterencoe given: “Gall aoa Went SBth a : nues, for sale, Apply to D, + 79 Codar atree! SITUATION WANTED BY | 4 ‘4, REAPROTARLIE 1m 10, Ay air un era amb Taltines, or ap nusaes TRST CLASS TENEMENT PROPERTY, IN LARGE. reference from her last piace. dayeat ii oh av. YOUNG WOMAN Wisites in cook, washer and iron nated housework. Apply at ‘cat SITUATION WANTED —BY A NEAT AND TIDE roars Lag cp era an wo 2 reference from ne Gents bre gente Benge gt Mae abel ee BOTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES mR SALE. | A Situation os laundress or chambermald an sem ; no objection to hort distance in the Fetorences: ‘Call ‘ator address 161 West 39th ot, couags eed rear. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO. landed fro: or smal 1 plete ie ay locations for investment fale by Josuelt ‘XON, 51 Liberty street, from 12 to SIPUATION AS GOOD has no objection to do present employer's, 199 Po SaLE—FOUR LOTS, Two IN 13TH STREET and two in 114th street, rut 1g through about the cen- tre of the block. between. rin, ry ‘Sixth ‘avenues. Apply to WM. M. GILES, 189 Sixth avenue. F°% SAL a 4 TO Lig § Eaee fl Ee I, Ponacesion. “Apniy to D. i HITCHCOCK & 80N, roadway. E.—FURTY-SECOND STREET, “Hone roa side, betweon Filth and Madison avenues, atrict! house. House can be seen on applica- fiou'to THOMAS NEWTON, & Broadway. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE R SALE—A. NEAT TWO STORY ASEMENT. House, with or without furniture; aul modern a prove: ments; twenty minutes’ ride from Hamilton ferry. Inquire ‘on premises, corner Fifth prenne, pee "Bight Weenth street, BITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE eee a Red ‘and to assist in the washing bsghort, distance in ths . nd place, 801 ary and Clin‘on ‘sts.—-ber "preseat with part die con London; ts a fine washer and MANNING & DE FOREST, Brooklyn, or 907 Broadway, New York. ironer; or would do eral "housgWork vy ‘mal a ‘Gaye at PACIFIC MAIL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY, OR SALE OR TO. LET—THE WELL BUILT STORE, . QF Novdo Wail atreek corner ‘Hanover struck, New York, Fx fos. 15, 17 and 19 Sackottalreot, Brooklyn, and rtp Lots rE : join fe. bu w Recess Mey 6 "NOriog TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS. or for ‘and wool dering hari amok lard a oe tei ere eek Noto is hereby given that che Board of Direetorn at thele pt seam ongine, baller, patent dever ast Sat | dook, weal andiron. ‘Gun be, soos hasten cern, Soa cagett ‘Gate, unanimously adopted the fol- mes Dusineas. aig . reat, corner Nelson, Brooklyn, or Brookiya Dye: | Ween 7th and th ava., An the roar, puipon the Ie ot Sune oo eet ‘and the anne chon wrod Company bien YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL WISHES 10 SEW, BY made on the holders of the scrip ar, of resort a ool ‘HO HAS A FARM, PLENTY OF FRUIT. SMALL OR Bh or oweek aoror peivate, fone aoe as worked at rae eae nse books on: tie Buk dny of May. 1860, at 8. MR, to exchange for good paying New York or | dressmaking ae Doing ‘fly dollars ($30) on each inze iniued water rooklyn Property? |Priuetpaly with full particulary, ad- ool Ee ehtal ook of the company. | drew fae Hrecald fice. ITUATION WANTEDCAT A, re esolved, That sald payments may bo made until, and Ua. cluaive of, ‘tho Ist day of August, with interest at 7/per cent per annum from and after the salil Ist day of J In accordance with the terms, of the sald acrip alock, the same, with the amount paid thereon, will be lable to for. feltute In default of payment on oF before the said Ist day ‘August, or certiticates of stock will be ready for delivery on the ment and surrender of the certificates of scrip stock ‘oP the Sy ore oP ihe Board of Direct for of the sabes THRO, T, JOHNSON, Secretary. GQoUuTHWESTERN RAILROAD, 8.6. PEOPLE'S BANK, 8..G.; Bank of Camden, 8. 6.; Bank of Newberry. sand other Southern Bank, Bouthern Beeurlios, ENC) Tankers: 16 Wail street, N.Y. wanied by Sar. Weare SHARES OF THE STOCK IN THR jomy of Music. Apply Aad STRATTON, No. Front street. $12.80! paying stock as collateral. addressing box 202 Herald office, 15. 000 WANTED—FOR vedas —, BEST OF separity. and interest will be given. Ad- ress box 4,862 Post office. 0. 00 WANTED—FOR WHIOH THE BEST OF 10 security and interest will be given. Par. [oy ran en obtain ROTMERS & CO. Rv. FRANCISCO CITY AND CALIFORNIA STATE lected at best rates. COUPONS Dow Es FARGO & CO. 4 Brondway. WANTED, AY A FAIR RATE—FOR three to five months on first class dividend iculars can be obtained by RESPECTABLE, ind cdo obamberwork and ‘of ity references. oung ei to go to the eountry, dren Zod fe fight Ghamberwort, 0 walting in» private family; the ACRES OF ILLINOIS OR IOWA LAND 5. 000 wanted, and TARR lt trade will be of- TAP! fered. Apply to H. roadway, room 9, call for two daya at 257 7th av., between 26th and 25 >. 000. —A BARGAIN— FURNISH 3 bob ‘With ats, . poms i § Parca alere Rae ena Timea te periact orden at N AMERIOAN GIRU, WISHES A SITUATION AR nurse or chambermaid, or to travel with a Lad, ndaomely furnished throughout, in @ pleasant part o| cai od ete atieees ooklyn, about a mile from the ferries. No brokers asl apply. Address box 5,08) Post oflioe. of city reference. basement. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTAB! girl, as general housemaid; understands plat ong: wath ji ts a good ‘and ironer; beat of reference. Chariton at, mnt, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS Rieger and to take care a grown child, or do plain would like to go into the country, Call and ape at opposite Amity st., fruit store, from 10 ull3. AL E TATE FOR SALE, LL WANTING FARMS.—LANDS.—TO ALL WANTING Farms,—Large audstheiving settlement of Vineland; mild climate; 80 miles south of Phitadelphia by railroad; rich soil, producing large crops; 2) acre tracts at $25 acre. piyablo within four years: good, business opentn eta good society; ht is are Sa making. improve. r RESEROTABEH Wo woMly ‘Winks ‘a bint itariont 3 LES DIS, Pe ments. A poly MN CHAR LES K, LA’ Pures ¢ id lronee and 4 SRE ii eked rasbec and isons Tands Landix township, N. J. Letiers answered. A% CArAnLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A srivatiOn: containing full formation will be sen! A BARGE, ELEGANT RESIDENGE, MODERS TM. mene, oe cut and fit ladies’ and children’s p tbl be id assist in chamberwork; prefers the countey sont optorements, fine outbuildings and farmer's house, 2 or fo city refer- ean addres Cee for two days. OUR, 171 Broadway. | BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE—AT SING pages land, beauti cally located, frontiag on Raritan hour from the, olty, For sale at a sacrifice. A ence, Address M. ‘Sing: 10 ropes os fine yard, excellent garden, command- GENTEEL YOUNG Wo WITH GOOD REFER- tog water vie: % BONES, HUTCHINSEN & CO., 110 Broadway, room 3. Guoe, wists a°aituation to tke gure of children é do other light work; al tres: ‘out by the fa Peps Meat Ee at vata ah at, fo the FARM OF 30 ACRES, IN NEW JERSEY, NEAR | basement 3 A city; best quality lan fruit, uf 4 "50N iy, "HOTOH ee on GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO CHAMBER. 10 Broadway, room No, 3. c3 work and waiting in small famil; an would fs take care TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, jn one or more gums, on real estate in JOHN ¥ CONREY, 2 Wali sireet, room iz. ed by addressing BE, C.C., box 220 am, 00 is city or Brooklyt, SPECIAL NOTICES, ‘A Site FOR A POST 0 ‘OFFICE. meeting of the Commission on Post Office ite, iota thts Sou day of May, 1068, the followin renolution was ‘aud orderéd to be publ jation of the the city of New York,” with instructions to report to the, Postmaster Gene. ral uid the Secretary of the Interior at thelr eartiest con Dienee, the Commissjonera invite proposals to be made on or before Wedneaday, June 6, ab 12M, for the sale of & space of land equal to twenty-five or thirty cl York, sald pt New eon tho'tton. Jona “ttt Mayor's bide, or todames Kaly, ot otic UN'T, BOFPMAN, Chairman." Shee LL PERSONS HAVING JUST CAUSES OF COM- plaint against the city and county governments, or any ot ie partments or agents, are invited to call at the rooms of u maa’ As roadway, ere they 4 co-operation in the yj rolaciow ot their ve advice ani Fights and In defending teem from wro SPECIAL MEETING OF THE DRY GOODS CLERKS! in (Wenoaday) ‘evening, at o'clock. "Punctaal sttondaioe ts oquen JOHN HENRY FOY, President. M. B. Leonanp, Recording Secretary. CD fat ti pene PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAU- ned again: ing & Note drawa by Bex io iets due Ji tu son fe eee for S178 0 the ‘aaime having ‘eith A | ag rel BROTHERHOOD.—AT - REGULAR MEET. PO the Tyrrell Circle, heid a their ball, in Raymond eicited ga at ‘on maser aashes ‘ed war ice Pe yeaa} Ponctual attendanoest the tapainers ts res ese £ Joun J. Haut, Secretary, JAMES REDDING, Centre. ore RAND ENCAMPMENT 8. N. Y. I. 0. OF aah km vane 6 1886. Ne session ot Fgh of Southern New Wort 1G. of Oc Prewitt be held ik ths Grand Loige eats Fellows’ this (Wednesday) evening, June 6, at Borclock, to fill vacaticies ot ‘Grand. M ‘nad conter he G. B. degree. E. J. HAMILTON, G. bs meen ae AND PMEROUT OF LIBERTY, ALLY. ‘A masa mpeting of 3; ery ing of the friends of Irish independence will OOPER INSTI ON MHURSHAY EVENING, J Admission 50 cents, sold only a the dor = LAAN, Scntre Manat D. Dennoor, Secretary. fA JANWIE WILE BE IN HER, CABIN LA WiLL F CABINETS ¢ ‘to prove reat ste Broudway. look hold her. Other atrange si 1 be. EW foRK taly eet Ltd SOCIETY.—A REGU. lar of this society will be held at the on uraday evenit admitted without. ther? order. OUN H. WILLIAMS, Pi _Joun Tenowant, Recording Secretary. ee Acer 2 LIQUOR DEALERS’ NA ay. W FORK or ony Hoty. | The requilar monthly meeting of the above Saiety will be held at their rooms in Bleecker House, Blenche rene me a Strout. tale (Wednee. Iny) @% At 736 o'clock, without me nem "fy one of riba CARTER, President. 1d00m, Recording TO OWNERS AND a MASONS.—AT of the master masons we our men to leave work on Satu@ay atSo'clork instead of 6 and that we will not Pi merffor # full dav who may leave work at 4 o'clock R Fix rE. J. CO} % $n * Mo LAY Re A UN, JAMES HOGAKT Ps. iN, INO. DEMAREST, INO. EER, Bite TBA» iT. , 3 ACKL Ny’ Mr. OWNSPACKER. w a D. & RHERBERT, N. WM. AIDRUS, d ABM PELL, E. aN, M. GEEOAN E. 5. BUGHN, A. J. BLTER, yon {2 THE Boss re OF NEW YoRK ron \ bors ma too Wat asidersiion and action. |. BOGART, Chairman. of one or two children. Call at No.7 up stairs, OR SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION, THR ~e ee promines now occupied as a place of worship be the: A “, SMART YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION as Presbyterian congregation in the village of Cold Syeny, on chamberimaid and waitress, or to do washing: is will- ho Hudion, "he lof ue 10 foot front and rear and 216 eet | ing to gon the country. Has city reference trom hee = ‘The ne gi ar et eat built, in excellent | last place. Can be seen at 94 Weat 33d at. repair, and so construc nutactory, @ public institution, OF & RESPE: BI Brvate foaidenoe.» APBIY to. AN MetL RA Main JR Gaeta Rigerae tunel. ta, dblakeentoretion ree ; or Haug. No. 8 speias in Sno wasting endtnpaeg. orito: de the couerel man strect, New ‘ork. roe igi ah Sp meal eet ae Lyre Cod references R HALE—62 ACRES LAND, BRINTON, N.J., NEAR | &—— eet railroad. de} A, fepotsin in good cultivation, Inquire’ of the SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASH COOK; owner, 68 Wille understands ‘and larding and w 70 Went Shh he Bptween Si and Toh arte Tor two gags. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU; ation as as her own machine), oF woul chambarworny He objection to go in the eountey fo te la place Gal at ALE—NEAR Ppiggacnch, On THE EAD ha] Lakes Mohegan and Maho} . over 100 acres of ealuable Land; pietu 0 and, quire of Ck rot CHEVALLIER & ©O., BI Cedar street. ‘OR BALE~A HANDSOME ye SEAT, AT Portohester summer; boat of reference from her Went th ote top Hor, back Foo Kye, within a short distance of the NTS depots of tin New Haren fairoad house Vinge: and nas ell poe ie ptdelfeke a vert uaasbeg tad o moder crane i eee al rat class if ne kliche LE ean early nine acres of bor 4,000 Post clic rs bg wind; all iaid out. in. best. style, with Sraveled walks, Sower boda, die sb sna Trai tee tt in RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman WISHES A sITu- and or w de great, ‘undone, ac Bae hE ier of of, Long Island ‘ation as nurse om 101 en ; seorlton If applied Paden sf "i veuralcr od fant rom bin with ie bottie:. it ena oF c: Possession at 0 poly . written and soon at 306 8d av. corner of 3th Bowery. <eTE t St, trual reson ho ares ee eee ele ‘ata PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION OR SALE A —A VALUABLE TRACT OF GOAL LAND, ing general how 450 acres, situate near Philipsbury, Centre A eee ‘mill be sold upon reasonable terms: it in acces: | Za, COOK, Wark.and iron, oF a rererens ee arkets by rail. Apply 10 B.C. D. KITTREDGE, | 6." hotwook Tus and dah Te casseneeen YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM. OR BALE—A LARGE TWO. STORY BRI nearly news in the town of nyroutt, a ‘ts ban ka bormald and'to do plain sewing. or chambermald 0 the e Hudson Fiver, wit m Ange a fra ani ris pt nated, with a fin f'the river, aud wits three ee) eee danse pera. H Soot: spel mk RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT F GIRL wares a ti ot ot city reference. Call at Reet last place for two ‘dove, OR SALE Tamar ot SPLENDID COUNTRY RESI- dence on Staten Isiand, 10 minutes’ two From YOUNG GIRL wistES 4 orrU. fortes, Touse and ‘cre of ground itachi ATION. AS CHAM- Particulars apply at @f Chambers best reonien A, darmald and to do plain sowing, Call at 228 Varick et., AS. it SALE CHEAP—A HOUSE AND LOT, minutes from Pock slip_b} house new, fi be Le, 40 YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM. boats, 10 ‘minutes from land perenees ond. Tear, contains 6 roome, & aie wrror, machen, erension in | be seen am West roses und other flowers ru! over rand around it: garden, | 820%, front room. with atx eholee ica, Peach ress, currants. &c. Also Eire cisver. can rerun on mortgage tt For partioulafs inqulte of SMITH TUPTLE oe ths premises, + oo EN URES Noe Meer ROL) Fer SALK—A WELL BUILT TWO STORY AND EX- tension frame House, 22x32, “it Madson eng! laid out with fing shade trees, Uifuny situated on. the heights in x2 STEEL, 278 Greenwich atreet, New York. quire of WM. rn eee iene oR SAPE—A | yAny, or LY ACRES, NEAR MORRIS- town, N. J. food burn. carriage house and other tm. Foun Mec. pee Pine street, trees. Apply to ‘OR SALE—IN TRENTON. N. J...A MOST DESIRA. Ad street. sts between Sh and YOUNG GIRL ht nt ed a housework ean, To Lad in a small private family: good ref. ere Call at 163 West 334 at., between ‘arand Gb DECENT, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, WISI ES situation as nurse or waitress: no objections to ge country. Call for two days at 158 2d av., first floor. At in the country, SITUATION WANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE an fotogy uo objections to the sountry forthe aummneet | references given. Call at 430 71H av., between Séh and pale Bhatt vim A RESPECTABLE GIRL, wash also wo yard open. vate family, as cook: is an excellent Yor terms ‘and ardculars ry to bi roners, best of reference from her last hone ee a Pine street: 8. ¥ 48 lienbeth at —— SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE R SALE—TWO OF THE BEST corTon Fanus in | A ‘a rusher and ironer, or as laundress tn mn Geo ‘one containing I nares, the other 1.350, ina ate f ; hae the best ciiy reference. Call for two section perfectly ey are easily accessible, and wat O10 Kast tet at have a rich soit, peculiarty adapted to the growth of ‘cotton, | meee There are tne Traldences and good Improvements upon both, | A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA They aro 1'¢ mile apart 6 u iroad tion as purse and seamstress. oF lady's maid and sea and 3% miles field. the prye Mercer University, stress; can operate on Wheeler & Wilson’ ;woed About Q00 acres are planted with cotton and acorn, | elty reference, Call for one day only at 62 Went Gide ‘are offered low, together or | near 6th av. singly, wlth tbe och, rovialon pleme ‘nts and A Ks crop 1GHT, Pres! “Homestead Compat labor contracts, ty F. cap Emigrant A. a OR SALE—IN A PLEASANT, HEALTH 4 hour from the ei SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLA A Mtoe Ag yA. Business; would preter 119 Wet ‘th st. a epee 'Y VILLAGE, ty, a brick House, nearly new, con: taining 14 rooms: ta 1h, choice fruit for fam use, Paro A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wpuak MianEe 4 gun on teat of lot. c to D, WARN jon as chambermald and waitress: wil 116 Broadway Aericid = Sihisg end iene: ‘rood elty ‘reference. Call at 26 We JOR BALE ATA BARGAIN—A BEAUTIFUL PLACE EF er ten acres, Wate {amin bowen (elt rooms) and YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO TAK IN LADIES wo barns, ew von he 3 ver ntlemen's washing; unde: ads clear hing: and with © splendid Son fac only $3.20. Por pac, | and Huting. Call at 490 6th av, room 13. er BERLANDE * 0s Chambers st DRY vor SALE OR TO LET Low At sing. Hietitars apply to RESPECTABLE goure. GIRL WISHES A SITUA- ton as nurse; is fon and Kind to children; no chiee- , Rear iy. Y - Bear the depot: Steam Engine wall dion to the counts}. “Gell'at 72 Woes i ce let at the low reiit of $500 per year, Apply toC. L. ; JONES —» SITUATION WANTED AS WET XURSH. BY A RR. XAS_ COTTON PLANTATION —FOR 8 458 Bast 1th at, one Nigh of satrap Piantation, 09 miles from Houston, on the Texas cen 2s Ulin at, one Might of statre up. eamsees, contaiaing 1,200 acres, GD under yO} Az RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A My tad ™ Pes Dand Hexeent, Secretary. “DRY GOops. LE—THRER SETS GREEN DAM 8K CUR. Fr Cap teary new apply 113 Ban Fre age: ‘ose LICHTRNSTERN— A NEWLY ESTABISNED teeta, in Ribbons, Hosiery Gloves, Yankee nate Now ts FY. ores, an rooms willbe ready fo fy MDLEY's 1 ana Bis Grane Alien street, 01 aS a A | Pelee fARD Mad if A atu TOP 100 Addreas, Time te CHASE = full particu: chiefly cotton, all heavy tUmbered do general housework in a small bottom land, with a railroad front of wo miles; ‘orth | good city retere ‘ none Figen the For paruculars appr ts iia a ees Call at 404 West 266s a LLL, Jm., comm mh merchant, 36 New street, N. A. SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN ed PPO SICE LITTLE FARMS IX CONNECTICUY FoR pg A i feats cheap or wap ioe eines: eeopee et oF would take ‘Good refereass vicinity ENE. Bnigus) Non Chambers aureei.” foot S0th ot., near Oth av. VALUABLE AXD DESIRABLE RESIDENCES axD FIRST CLASS pst gt wi ermgatenn wistins nat Y the ontile charge of baby a No. 3 Kay aie: Newport, R. & irge Of sor hesten 7 Dunit of stone, in the most waeta al Teanver, wiih ges and | Demeny reference. atl Wet "4 fr a Ta - ey could RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AR ind deatrable in Ni and Well worth? beat ‘Afine residence and, nee ives three Foor a ber lat pace Can be seen at 236 Wen Tn the fall. For ture ECAL & Oo. , & South AG RES! ‘ABLE WOMAN Mig ne rate TION washer and ironer in @ bent of Tamm ber last place. ‘Call’ ‘M., between 6th and 7th ava, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A Le yf rand ironer or to do wash we mail amily Gambe coon. at alr" ‘ot, between Mh and 10th RSTEIELD—RY NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAIL. Toad, at o'clock train. Anquite for J. be BOYD: tos i | ek bait A} well laid ont; brite lnas, $5,000. deport: aplendi: country home. Purnivare will be sold. ——————______. 850 70% ONE STORY Ff gd HOUSE, Witt = | ee outhouses; only butlt balance on bond and mor SITUATION by ee A YOUNG AMERICAN eal Hon" two days an St Weak hth ty between SITUATION WANTED—AS Cuauas MAID AND washing and ironing, oF mo small Broadway, near Miller ave- $2.000,-20% SALe. 1 IN NEW JERSEY, lings; Immediate. possession, "Also 's preat srecier Fi fi Other States, by Hl, MACOMBER & teat = 9. Row = #i,0 en or di