The New York Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1868, Page 9

iciastsiettinemen a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SuNDay, May 3, 1868, » The gold market was very firm, with a rising ten- dency, during the whole of last week, notwithstand- ing the maturity and partial payment of the May in- ‘terest on the public debt, and the fuctuations were rom 138% to 139%, with the closing transactions to the adjournment of the board yesterday at ree following which, however, there was a decline Bo 139%. The exports of specie from the port aggre- gated $1,431,891, and the customs receipts were 9$2,136,368. Une source of the stubborn firmness of ahe premium is the prospect of a further taflation of #he currency in order to smooth the way to the next Presidential election, and there 1s Mttle doubt that a fresh issue of a hundred millions yf greenbacks will be made, whatever the result of ‘the impeachment trial may be. The radicals are eager for inflation and will make it a party measure, and the democrats are equally anxious to make Political capital by voting for more currency; and ius a compromise will be eifected in Congress on Mthe basis we have mentioned between the ultra in- Mationists of the West who would flood the country ‘with greenbacks und those who are opposed to any further inflation watever. The passage of the Bal- olm resolutions iu the State Assembly last week ‘was one of the siraws which serve to show the irection in which political opinion on the subject of ‘the currency 1s turning, as these request Congress to pass a law authorizing the issue of green- backs suMcient to pay off the national debt, 4@nd both republicans and democrats were included in the majority vote. The natural result of fresh ‘issues of currency will be a revival of trade and Speculation, attended by a rising scale of prices, but the prosperity thus produced under the stimulating ‘and seductive influence of another instalment of ir- redeemable paper will be oniy temporary, and the revulsion which will inevitably succeed it will be ‘violent in proportion to the extent of the previous, Anflation of prices. Meanwhile speculation in Wall sireet will probably be us active as it was in 1863, end an impulse will be given to new entgrprises of ll Kinds. The final crash must not, however, ‘be lost sight of The feeling in the Gold Reom among many of the large operators ts at present rather bearish, and they ‘argue that the premium must decline under the ‘welght of the large interest disbursements of the Treasury, and these certainly have a tendency to depress it, although thus far it has resisted their in- Muence, the underiove of the market being very firm. The money market was easy during the week at 6 @7 percent for demand ioans, the dealers in gov- erament securities and first class stock houses being amply supplied at the iower rate. On Friday and Saturday, however, the’ transactions at seven were more Duimerous than previously, owing to the in- creased demand for moaey resulting from the divi- dend and rent payiients on the 1st of May, and the disbursements of coin by the Treasury. This, however, 1 an important feature, as the drain of curren from the interior is both flarge and increasing in volume, and the Noanable resources of Une banks at this centre are in consequence being rapidly augmented. The state- ment of the associated banks of this city for the ‘Week ending yesterday is unusually favorable to an abundant supply of money and low rates of interest, ‘The deposits show the heavy increase of $10,895,610, the legal tender nutes of $3,996,342, the specie of $1,282,926 and the loans of $5,314,055; while in the cireulation there is a decrease of $112,781. It there- fore appears that the eve of the banks in specie nd iegal tender notes against their $25,320,978 of abilities in deposits aad circulation is $74,030,472, 0,223 in excess of the required limit of twenty-five per cent, which would be $58, 244. ‘The totals of each of the two last statements are as subjoined:— Apru 25, 180,307,430 4h 64,308,757 563,599 The mercantile demand for money is very light and the banks are prepared to discount their cus- tomers’ paper at the lecai rate, while the best grade of commercial paper parses on the strect at 7 a 8 per cent, Notwithstanding the payment of nearly eight millions of the May tuterest by the Sub-Treasury its balance last evening was $101,208,221, and its cur- rency balance 1s suiMoieatiy large to enable tt to con- tinue its purchases of seven-thirty notes, so that its operations will conirjbute to increase the floating supply of money in Wall street rather than the re- verso. We have now reached a point when con- tinuous monetary ease {3 assured, and the indica- ‘tions are that call loaas will soon be made at five per the rates of foreign exchange were kept up to the specie shipping polat during the week, but the demand for bills for reinittance by Saturday's ateamers fell short of the expectations of those who had been previously large buyers on speculation for an advance. It is estimated that fully one-half of the May interest on the public debt drawn on ac- count of bondlokiers residing abroad will be roin- vested in five-twenties, so that the remittances of cash will probably not argregate more than six mil- lions. The supply of cotton bills is light, and the fecelpta at all the ports for the week were leas than 19,000 bales, making 2,065,909 bales since the 1st of September last. The total shipments to foreign ports 4a the same time were 1,460,600 bales, and the at all the porta are 244,500 bales against 450,300 bales at the corresponding date last year. The stock of cotton of all countries at Liverpool on the 15th ult. was 499,370 bales, and at London 53,800 bales, against 795,820 bales and 42,424 bales respectively at the same thine last year. At the close bankers’ bills on England at sixty days ‘were quoted at 110 110%; at three days, 110% a 11034; commercial bills, 109%. Bilis on Paris at sixty days, 5.15 4 5.12)¢; at three days, 5.12% a 5.10, On Boerlin—Bankers’, 72; commercial, 714 a 71%. On Bremen—Bankers’, 79% a 7976; commercial, 78 a 78%. On Frankfort—Dankers’, 41 a 41's; commer- cial, 40% a 407%. On Amsterdam—Bankers’, 41 414; commercial, 407 @ 41. On Hamburg—Bankers’, 36% @ 8674; commercial, 36 a 36%. On Antwerp— Bankers’, 5.15 a 5.15%; commerctal, 6.1734 a 5.15, The stock market was, on the whole, frm during the week, especially for New York Central, and the indications are that the party manipulating this stock and Erie purpose moving them simultaneously against the “shorts.” It is understood that Mr. Drew bought a short time ago seventy-five thonsand shares of Erie from Mr. Vanderbilt at a price agreed ‘upon, and he ia now “long” of this stock, while the latter holds a still larger amount of it. The two, it ts teported, have male an agreement to act together and co-operate with the “pool” in “bulling” this and the other stocks mentione!,and the result remains tobe seen. The market towards the close was ex- tremely dull; but it is so highly cliqued that there is no telling how soon it may become active, the artificial influences controlling it setting at deflance all ordt- fary calculations respecting ita course. The high prices now ourrent and the recent violent fuctua- tions have made the street timid about either buytng or selling, and hence the inactivity referred to; but It ig noticeable that the market ts extremely sensi. tive, and therefore liable to sudden changes. The tomper of the street 1s bullish, and the returning ease in monetary channels gives courage to operators for a rise, while the combinations controlling railway shares have enormous resources at their command. Under such circumstances real values afford no guide to the course of prices, and it is tobe presumed that the latter will, tn the absence of disturbing causes, continue in the sscendant so long as the cliques wish them to tise, and are willing and able to buy the stocks of. fered. The process of “milking the street’ prac- ised by the cliques is, however, calculated to dam- ee the ofdinary business of the*Stock Exchange and narrow the operations of outsiders. At the close the market was dull but steady at the following qhotations:—Pacific Mati, 91% a 91%; Ohio and Mis- sissippl, 31 @ 3144; Canton Company, 6014 a $1; Quick- silver, 2714 4 28; Western Union Telegraph, 37 a 974; New York Central, 1289; a 128%; Erie, 70% 970%; Reading, 89% a 90; Michigan Southern, 82% a 824); Cleveland and Pittsburg, 623g a 8314; Rock Island, 944044; Northwestern preferred, @75M; Fort Wayne, 104 & 104) Govefament securi ies were active and strong throughout, but yesterday thore ayaa a tnil in the speculative movement and prices reacted a fraction rom the previous advance of about one per cent fhe investment demands was auickoned by the dis good demand for the first mortgage bonds of the for United States bonds under the cheap and abun- Total ent’d the port. $55,640,506 $37,217,521 $27,882,201 corresponding periods in 1866 and 1°67 :— January 1 compare as follows :— ‘Thrown on mark demand was modert Superfine Stato and Western... Southern aupertine and exira. California tlour (sacks and bbis.). Rye dour (au; Corn meal, city. hen oh ied lignvy, aud prices for No. 2 pri uuien hy agg! Pg ee “oa bal =The market raled 1s icon for No. fdidling, SL. i ; were 2c lower, though. No. 1 Was franly held at $4. like mg Pe 7m i Ont ales. The sales (tn 70,00 bushels, mainly at a 81 15 for new mixed, Sad afloat, BI 16 for multe tare tow, the market closing quiet, but firm. wales were about 75,000 biabela ‘one boat load, comprising about NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. bursement of the May interest on the pubite debt, and the purchases om both domestic and foreign ac- count were in the aggregate large. There was also = THE DRY GOODS MARKET. The market for domestic cotton goods has been somewhat irregular, standard mustins, which were fm limited supply, commanding a slight advance, while nearly ail other kinds have ruled in favor of the buyer. The demand has been light all through tho week, and there has been no time since the writing of our last report when purchases could not be made as some concession from the current nominal quota- tions. The prices of most goods are reiatively lower than cotton, notwithstanding the recent mate. rial advance, but present quotations leave a wide margin for profit in many instances, A good Jronoeness of the stock of goods now on hand was fabricated from cotton costing from ve. to 2c. per pond, which at prevailing prices prices would afford a good margin for profit, But tne market is dull at the close of the week and prices are apparently only kept up by the high price of cot- ton, A decline of 2c. a se. per pound in cotton Central and the Union Pacific Railway companies at par. The indications favor a higher range of prices dant supply of money we are likely to experience from this time forward untilautuma, - The duty on foreign grown cotton Imported into the United States ceases on the ist of November next, following which such imporis wiil be free. The importations of forelgn dry gvods at this port for the ten months beginning with July 1 were valucd at $67,246,559 in coin, freight and duty unpaid, against $93,725,514 for the corresponding period in 1866-7, and $122,981,473 In 1865-. The dry goods import movement for the first four months of the preseat year was as subjoined:— ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION, 1868, 18) 4 a 1968, uid almost certainly resuit ina corresponding de- Mannfs. of wool... .$12,915,543 833 $4,600,303 e in the goods market, despite the fact that goods Manu’. of cotton, 7,854,277 8,751,404 | are alroady relatively lower than cotton. " Manuls. of silk 8,334,383 6,741,052 Woollen goods remain steady, though trade is slow, Manuts. of flax, 5,897,709 2,871,901 Imported goods are without change; very dul! at Misceil’s dry goods — 3,201,020 2,374, 79. at wholesale, but a fair business doing at retail, We annex the current nominal quotations:— BLEACHED MUSLINS.—New York Mills, Wamsutta, 4-4, A A White Rock, 44, 1,283,007 $21,695,507 $19, 42: WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE, Total, 993 290,; Lons- 44, 18 ‘Tuscarora, 4-4, Manafs. of Wool.... $5,816,389 $3,003,916 Gale, 4-4, 21¢ k Manuis, of cotton., 277,145 4,054,266 22c.3 Bay ills, 4-4, 200. ‘ if Manuis. of silk. 2,511, 8,133,133 BROWN IN Aroskeag, A, 4-4, lic. a 18¢.; Manus, of flax. 2,10: 8,752,430 Pactic, 4-4, 18 ge oer ay, Miseeil’s dry go 491,003 "736,909 be. & 1640. Total.. 14,526,870 $19,605, 704 ; Merrima dd end’ 7 33,23 p 143¢¢.; Spras Add eni’d for con., 33,2: ain 21, Watndutte, : ‘Thrown on market. $52,759,877 $41,361,511 $30,510,518 | | DRInus Amoskeag, eo} others, 14'sc, a 16KC. ENTERED FOR WAREUOUSING, ba SENSTM) BAAS. 8 oH Mannfs. of wool... 7,858,339 § 744 $3,356,789 | an, Manufs, of cotton. ” 3,039, 50: 1,712,038 , Manuls. of Sik..... 8,3) K 1,361,567 Manat, of flax 2,595,851 9,913 1,208,025 Miscell’s dry goods, 645,047 “821,751 “81 Amoskeag, 21c, a 38c.; Everett, 30c. a 323gc.; York, 274¢¢.; Mount Vernon, 14)¢¢.; Boston, 26¢. GLazrp CamBrics.—-Amoskeag, 10c. a 101c.; Ve- Tona, 10'4c,; Washington, 10¢ ‘ PAPER Campnics.—siater’s 13c.; Lonsdale, 1214 SILEsIas.—Victory, Union and others, Ic. a CORSET JBANS. mnoskeag, ‘4c. a 14\¢¢.; Pepper- ell, 15 4c. a 16c.; Naumkeag, 1dc, a 14}zc.; Newmar- ket, 18's¢. and 15)4¢, Corron Citecks.—Park Mills, 25¢.; Union Mills, 22\e- a 27'4c.; Caledonia, 22'.¢. a CANTON FLANNKLS.—Amoskeag, brown, 25¢.; Naum- keag, brown, 1634c.; do. bleached, 20¢.; Slatersville, brown and bleached, 15 gc. a 18) DELAINES.—Pacific, 13, a 20c.; Sprague’s, 170.5 Lowell, ise, Sroo. Corron.—Coates’, $1; Brooks’, 95c.; Clark's, 9%5e.; Wyoming and Glasgow, 50¢ PRINTING CLoTH.—4$ by 44, 8c. @ 840.5 43. by Bide. @ 844C.5 52 by 56, Bilge. a 82¢c.; 56 by 56, 56 by 60, 9¢, a 946.300 by 64, Vgc. a YG; GL by 64, 9340, 96. TCLEGAAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. Oswrao, May 2, 1°63. Flour dull, Sales 809 bbis. at #11 for No. L spring, 812 509 $13 for red winter, B18 50 for white and R14 50 for double ex- tea, | Wheat dull, "Sales Inst night of 2,000 bushels No. 1 Bil waukee ciub at $2 421; oifered to-day at #240 on the spot and at 32 38 to arrive. "Corn held at #1 04a $108 for No. 1. Oats held at 85. for Stateand Westera, Corn meal, $276 perewt. AMM feed unchanged; shorts, 983; shipstus, $28 and middlings, $40 per ton. Can ght Wheat, 10s ++$17,407,499 $15,521,714 ++ 88,283,007 21,695,307 452,208 420,903 $3, 19, Annexed is a comparative statement showing the shipments of specie from this port last week and during the year to date, together with those for the 1866, 1867. 1868. Righteenth week... $1,247,249 $713,657 $1,251,891 Previously reported. — 5,888,966 8,670,624 20,390,047 Total.......eeeee+ $7,136,215 $9,384,231 $21,821,933 The exports to the corresponding period in the previous fourteen years compare as follows:— «$10,079,019 woe 9,243,160 + 7,901,843 9,327,300 57 08 Subjoined ts the total valuation of the foreign im- ports at New York for the week ending May 1 com- parea with those of the two preceding weeks, as also the value of the dry goods entered at this port and thrown on the market for the corresponding period in 1866 and 1867:— al fi fre! gh preheating ADIN. Apri ak | May 1.) | Sri tertaw Font Me. io nibwat git Tate hepa ‘a sete eeeeeee Sly: ’ 5 hte vi rh B,T00 di 43,000 feet of hi . Gcneral Merchandise 3399049 "4!319/306 De te ee iene BurrALo, May 2, 1868, Flour dull; amall_sales at unchanged rates, ‘heat dull; sales of car lota of No. 1 Milwaukee club at #2 40, and No. 9 € See at#2G0, Corn inactive; sales of teu boat loads at A6e. m for new Western; the latter chofee, Oats more ia inquiry ; sales 20,000 busuels Western at Tac. in store. Nye, barley aud seeds ali unchanged, Pork firm at Mo, for heavy. Total for the week. $4,660,453 $5,550,559 395,815 ‘The imports of dry goods for the week and since For the Week. 1866, 1867, 1888, a Ie. Entered at port. ....$1,088,234 $1,292,607 Sb: He CeNorNNATY, May 2, 1863, ‘Thrown on market.. 1,608,974, 1,4: Flour dull, Wheat «ull and unchanged. Me. nee January le forear, Oats duil at 78e. for No, Rye ad Euter supply is light. Bas unchanged. dat port. 4, middilngs Sle, “Tobacco in good demand at ft ; sues 180 buds, Mosa pork held at #29; no sales ovar . Bulk meats firm at Ie. a 1ic.a 1540. Bacon in good demand at He. for shoulders, 17\4¢. @ 1c, for clear rib and eng sides. Lar sales 7M) Uerces, includ. Hams active at Qc. wale, God , 1368, COMMERCIAL REPORT. SATURDAY, May 2-6 P.M. N.—Tho market for this staple was strengthened by newa from Liverpool, and prices were a shade bet- ter, There was.an increased business consummated. the de- mand being mainly from spec 4. Sales 4,539 bales, in- CHICAGO, May Wheat ani gc. Oats active and alvanced; wie and steady at al 8b BU 47. wlatton, 434 for spinning, 760 for export | buy ley quiet at $2 2 in stoye. Pork active and A vanced Se. a doe. at $25 75 o $29, cash, and $i Movileand N.O.ent | May, Lard” steady and firm; ‘prime city Me in Tees | We. Dry salt shoulders, de. a Ice. wee ie) pickled hams firm, but “inactive. Live™ hoge ia 30 ood demand for shipping at an advance of lic. a Ifc., rang. BL ing from 38 40a #9. Bee! catite dull at 87 80 a 7 60 for fair Bq to good, Fre steady and uncbanged. Receipts to-day couse ® Pa” + | 8,00 bois. our, 83,000 bushels wheat, 47.000 do, eora, 21,000 .—Th tions In Rio were licht and prices | do. oats, 7,500 live’ hoya. ments 9,500 bla. tlour, 4,060 ra Mee oice 10 bags, ex St, Herguln, on private | bushels wheat, 138,00) vushels cucu, $6,000 do. oats, 9,40 live 4. We quote ordiaary to falr'cargocs § Occ. gold, | bogs. in boud; guod to prime, Ifge.a lige. or lots, Bice! aac. Sx. Tobacco steady and firm, Cotton. FLOUR AND GRATN.—Pecelpts, 9,38 bhis. flour, 9) bbis, | firm at $1 $0 «#1 bd, Flour--Low and 0 bags corn meal, 67,248 bustiels wheat, 48,035 ‘do, corn, | extras, i ‘a 89 25; chole J, 25 #813 50, Wheat £67,700 do, oats, 15.1.0 do. rye and 9250 barley. The market | guil; prime choice fall at $1 70a el 8: sptia, 22 Ob $2 Western floar ruled heavy uncer a limited in- Corn declining and buyers stood off at Sic, a Yo. Onte hea’ quity, and in order to seli to any extent holders wouid have Been ‘ovityed to graat rial concession. Some vacs were made at g reduction of 10c. ® Mbc., but this was not prices easior at 74,a7de. Rye duil at $i 76a #10. Pro! Visions trim and’ quiet, Fork steady, Mess, #29; bilic shoulders, 1230. ; clear sides, 16ye.; all loose, batcon—Shoui- iders sénerally refusing to take of ders in ten days, I44c.; clear elles, 18¢. Sugar eured Ce fore, relnert our last quotations. hams, le. Lara "very eK Iyige. m Ye. remained quiét, bus steady, The sales were al Beet eattie—Small supply; 844 $8 40, gross Southern flour was very firm, with only a sinall Wolght, Sheep, $2 50 a i each. Receipts, 1,200 bola. ay but pitona were tin, Superhing may be quoted #11 75a $12 25. The sales were 360 bbis. For rye four the demand was small, and prices were lower. Bai sales 27 flour, 9,000 bushes wheal, 24, oats. Nnw Onrvaws, May 2) 1°68, busuels corn, 4,200 bushels 200 bbls. Corn meal was in moderate demand, Sugar and molasses are nominally uocha: Flour trm. wore 900 bbis. at YO for Jersey and 6 66 for Western. We hanged, Corn firm at gl 4 a - U7. Oate frm at quote :— Tc. Hay frm and wuchanged. Bacon wh . Mxe.; clear sides, 18 cc. Lard heid at We. for tere gud Ylc. for keg. Pork active at ?29 75 a 850, Cotton firmer; bolders ask advance on middling to lige. ; sales, 1,200 bales; receipts, 1,070 do. ; exports, 1,407 do. New York bank ex: change,'s4 per cent premium. ‘Steriing bank exchange, 164% Lois. Gold, 139,4 @ 140, Mostrr, Ala May 2) 1898, Cotton closes nominal ; sales to-day nous; receipts 291 Laics; exports noae. Myxrats, May 2, 1888, ome bales. Fiour dull Extra Stat Round hoop Ohio, trad St. Louis low ext Cotton— Receipts 68 baler: expo aupertne, $a 3800, Pork, 20 a 1e), rn meal, Brandywine, CHARLESTON, 8. WOUBTA, Ga. May 2, 1808, part last evening) comprise about A 2a fi Cotton —Very lite doing; holders too high for buyers. Mid- for No. 3 apring, afloat, but ineluting some to arrive, posed at lc. Sales 100 baies; receipts, 0 bales. white “Ubkigue "aye "gas" cannes eaten, vine aU EMENGTON, N.C May 188 Sis eanges Old cee wen fa nancy Meenas | §2/40; No, 4 7S bor No, haa w 44 25: puiey gh m Wt ot firmer. New was aleo wanted and pricy dou notnidal; middiing, Hoe, ‘Tar navanved to 2 70. loon wore, frm, thou 5,00 bushes # 14% #1 5s" for old dv. In atore in ‘M1 fs $1 23% for Pd ‘Outs were at she, @ 85ice. afloat, nearly all at the latter rate, Bariey was dull and nominal. ‘Sales of no higher, The sales were about 7: MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. 600 wate terms. ‘ari malt waa scarcely 9 rn "fales 600 os is COHEN—HARRISON.—On Saturday, May 2, at the at $2 15.8 #2 Chureh of the Holy Communion, by the Rev. Dr. —The market continued dull and sales were low- | Lawrence, HERMAN Comen, of this ¢ ty, £0 LENA A, wheat at sud, ‘Tor viascog eer | daughter of Milton F, Harrison, of Philadelphia, NO Stud. Nhe charters eres car Philadelphia papers please copy. Epmonps—Howanp.—at the residence of the bride's brother, in Toronto, Ontario, on Saturday, May 2, Gzoxgn 0. Epstonns, Esq., of New York, to Louisa E., youngest daughter of Richard Howard, Esq., of Niagara, Ontario. JACKSON—MACDOUGALL.--In_ Brooklyn, on Tues- day, April 28, by the Rev. Mr. Appletou, of Phiiadel- i aionoen JACKSON, Of Chicugo, to Mrs, AMELIA ACDOUGALL, of Joliet, Tl, MOXHAM—COLY#R.—On Tuesday, June 18, 1867, by the Rev. James Millett, Ropert N. Moxiam to Miss MARY ELIzapern, daugnter of the late Henry W. Uolyer, of New York. ‘TARBOX—KOGERS.-On Monday, April 13, at the Church of Holy Communion, by Rev. F. E. Lawrence, Caakcxs H. TARBOX to Miss Esrer J. ROGERS. Tixsout—WiLpes.—On Wednesday, April 29, at the Charch of the Holy ‘rinity, Philadeip by the Rev. Phillips Brooks, WiLLIaAM T. Timpout, of Brook- n, N. Y., to MARY AGNES, daughter of Tilton Wildes, of Arnytown, N. J. Wastoott—LvupLow.—On Wednesday, April 29, wy the Rev. F. Elwell, Epwarp G. Wesrvort, of New ork, to LUISA MITCHELL, only-dauguter of the late J. L. Ludlow, Esq., of Ludiow, Ky. Died. Aarons—On Sunday, May 3, Mannret, dangh- ter of the late Solomon and Rachel Aarons, London, Emglund, aged 42 years. Relatives and fr: pnds of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, this (Monday) morning, at ten o’ciock, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Louis Gensier, 27 South Third street, Williamsburg. BAnkER.—On Sunday morning, May 3, after a An Ai (now on the way to Manz: Bila). from warp, with guano, at £8 10s. GUNNY BAGS were dull but etuady at 180. a gc. GuUNNY CLorH.—We heard of no further sales. Prices were firm. We quote 23 's0. Hors, —The market was quiet but steady at Qc. a 60c. for — crop; We, a 35e. for do, and S0c, = for Ba- varian, Hrwve.—Manila was cenerally beld at Ue., gold. We heard of no sales of any description, Hay was in fatrderoand and firm at 8c. a 85c. for shi ping, #1 20 0 $1 45 for retail lots, Be. for long Tye straw and tor short do. MOLAseRs.—The market war vulet but quite stendy at the quotations in our last. Sales 120 buds. St. Croix on’ private NAVAL Stozra. ‘rite tarpentine— The Fort hargers the deena den Men onl erie an adaey We, tor * lingering illness, Captain Join BarKEx, in the 79th tees | Yom tH ape Srmily held at 1c. for long rib and Ibe, for Cun: conttoned @ fale de- 4d 1, bbia, and Tenuered, Butter firmer and The relatives and friends of the family are rope fully invited to attend the funeral,from the residence of his son, Gilbert H. Barker, No. 150 Fourth street, hear Meserole avenue, Greenpoint, L. L, on Tues afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. UCKEN.—Suddenly, on Sunday morning,, May JuLiIA HeNRierre, beloved daughter and younges child of Edward and Catherine bucken, aged 1 year and 11 months, « ‘The funeral will take place from the resitence of her parents, No, 810 Delancey acreet, this (Monday) Of 800 bole. stan: bite at Woe, 1,000 do. do. afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The friends and acquain- do. for the Kievhalt of une at 2c, 9.9 0do, fos Rip ak oo. | Mauces are respectfully invited to attend, and 1, do, from Jane to August (00 each mouth, at 0 We laid her in her little grave; ia he market was ative, and Ted Hig user tepaveenicn Sea oF May, at 8-0., buye Voning at fae Mas ate ture opsion Sony AL Qe: Wo buyers! Th Phiiadet; Prices woke decidedly huber Wiandard wh *Pwas herd to lay her there, When spring was budding forth her flowers And every thing was fair, None Kaew her but to love her; . None named her but to praise, Bae seo’ esos, oo prtvcke eter ' bl ntegh a residence, No. 45 South Wash. wy ne, but | ington square, Fourth street, on Saturd even iii, supposed at dic., and 7.100 canes dovat Sse, Uther sales | May 2, of hemorrhage of the It m3, JAMES Bava: were male, but were kept private. Hick. —Carotian was quitt, bus Hendy at UKe. alive. OF rangoon w4 heard of no sales, but prices were steady, SUGAR. —There wag a good business dove in raw emer, closing at Tyo. Wy the aaies cornprived 4,100 Porto wien, nino 6 boxes at) native of Switzeriand, agod 24 years. ce of tie funeral {a to-morrow's papers. German papers pleace copy. CUNNINGHAM, un y, fevere tiiness, I’ 4 nt the ¢. for fair to nda. attic. a fay 3, afters long anc VNINGHAM, Im the Bud year tely, acilre nm. 16 15440. tor pow. | naar ts $n Tee Lot pow. | from hia Inte resiton Wiated | dye. @ Loyd For Bue wile | ” . “ root, on Tuesday after Was dull and nomtoal, Clorer | noon, at one o Oh . a then. CHAPS t y, on 5, JaMne TALLOW. —The baniness Was light, Sales 60,0 ae, | CHAPMAN, Of London, Baytaud, ears and U1 012 ,0.—simost ali ut 120. aL IngHthes Wiltoxry.- Reordyte no @ market Frmained inag. | Ritelidh papera plerse enpy. dive aud urlees were vam: nat 1 Dovonasaaty @ 7a, ya Sunday, May 3, Laney GAY, youngest daoghter of James and Emeline Douglas aed years ana 9 days. ly, We lay thee in the > : Sweet blossom of the day; .N We just began to view thy bloom And thou art called away, ‘The relatives and friends of the fainily are fully invited to attend the funeral, on T uesday, from the ae of the parents, 477 Grand street, Wil- Ml DrerTMaN.—On Saturday, May 2, of inflammatory rheumatism, FLORENCE, youngest child of Martin and Yette Dittman, aged 9 years and 6 mouths, Kelatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to atiend the funeral, this (Monday) morning, at nine o'clock, from their residence, N: wh West Forty-seventh stree! ‘The members of the Temple Emanu-El are respect fully requested to attend the funerat of Florence, Youngest daughter of Marta Dituman, from iis > denos, 44 West Forty-seventh street, this (Monday) morning, at nine o'clock, f the President, THEO, STERN, Clerk. Epoexton,—!n Brooklyn, on Sunday, May 3, after & hugeting Hiness, Caxisroru#® EDGERTON, ia, the oth year of |) 8. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and also those of his nepliew, Dennis MeNamara, are re ote Tully invited to attend the funeral,,from his lave residence, No. 10 Carll street, on Monday uivernoon, at two o'clock. Massachusetts papers please co EMSON.—On Sunday, May 3, KO! Exso: bist year of |; a + The reiatives and fricuds are invited to attend the fneral, this (Monday) altetnoon, at twoo’civcs, from 480 Prospect street, Brooklyn, FREDBRIC! uddeniy, ou Sanday morning, May &, HENRY PREDERICK, aged 86 years and 23 days. ‘The relatives and frends Of the family ure re- ed to attend We funeral, on Tuesday morning, eu O'CLOCK, Lom lis late residence, 643 Horatio Bi SBUENE.—Sucddenly, in Brooklyn, on Saturday, May 2, in the 26ta year ot his age, RRGINALD Dake WIN, youngest Sou of iardey P. aud Bertha Gisborne, of Didsbury, sland. ‘The funeral Wii tase place on Tuesday afiernoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the residence of Dr. John H, Kiliott, No, 2 od place, Brooklyn. His friends aud the relatives and trends of the famuy are requested to attend wituout further notice. Liverpool aad Manchester papers pwease copy. GopWin.—On Saturday, May 2, after a long and paintul iliness, wiuch ne bore with Curistian pa- tence, DANN youngest sou of Daniel and Cliar- lotte Godwin, aged Bb gant and 5 days, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 14 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, EB. D., on ‘Tuesday afternoon, at taree o'clock, “he remains wWiil rest in Greenwood. HAyYes.—On Saturday, May 2, at New Brighton, Staten isiand, Maria GaTEs, wife of Newton Mayes, aged 72 years, ‘Due Iriends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, on Tucs- day morning, at halt-past eleven o'clock. The boat for New brighton leaves pier 19, foot of Dey siceet, at hall-past ten o'clock A, M. HAINeS.—On Suuday, May 3, after a long and pain- ful tiiness, which she bore with Christiai sortiude, JULIA A., wile of William H. Haines and daughier of William H, Martin, aged 35 years, 3 wontis and 14 days, New Brunswick-{N. J.) and Philadelphia papers Please copy. Hoyt—vn Sunday, May 3, after @ short illness, Bewra, wife of G. ’.'B. Hoyt, Jr, and daughter of ener M. and Caroline Patrick, in the 19th year of er uge. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to atiend her funeral trom the residence of David Hoyt, 168 Henry street, on Tuesday alter- noon, at hall pas one o'clock, HOYNE—On Saturday, May 2, Tuomas J. Horne, aged 21 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to atiend ihe funeral on diouday afteravon, at hai’ past two o'clock 1, M. at the residence of his motwer 423 (new No,)iirst avenue. tiYSLov—On Saturday, May 2, at the residence of his iatuer, Mighdeti sireci, sixth house east of Third avenue, WILLIAM eldest son of John Liyslop, in the sist year of his age. iis iniends and those of the family are invited to attend the funeral, irom the Churcivof the Redeemer, corner of Bighty-second sireet and Fourth avenu on Luesdity atternoon, at four o'clock without furtues, invitation. K in ‘Suddenly, of an apoplectic stroke, AvGusT iy uged 45 years aud 7 months, Tae duncral will take place, trom his late resia- ence, No, Sega strect, Us (Mouday) witernoua, ack. iTeNRY MANDEVILLE, sand Jane Aline, im tho isu year of relatives and friends of the familly are invited Wea tie feral on Tuesday moruing, at ten O'ciock, from the resideyce of WS pureuis, 42 Ross street, Brooklyn, BE. D. & Winchester, Va., on the 20th of Sep- ol, WibiiAM Lyons, of Company tH, ret regiment, United States Aiuy, in the 20d year of his age, ‘the relatives and friends of the family, also the nicuivers Of the Seventy-seventh regiment New York duste Militia, are respectfaily invited to attend his juucral, Which Will take place at St. Ann’s churea, ou ‘tuesday morning, at baif-past mine o'ciock, at which ume a requiem high usass Wil be odered His remains will be May 3, Joun parisi of Doliodgiunore, 6 years, and relatives of the fumily are most re- specially savited to atiend the funeral, on Tuesday aflernoun, at two o'clock, his brother's tes 15 Vandewaier sircet. The remains will be ‘yed to Calvary Cemetery for intermeut, Cork papers please copy. LeGanit.—On Suturday afternoon, May 2, Caanurs, youngest son of Merritt 8. und Charivue Legge, wyed 1 year, 4 montis and 15 days, #uaeral services will be held Us (Monday) even- %, ut eight o'clock, Relatives aud frends of tue fuiuily are invited to attend, at the house of his pa Tents, 120 avenue C, without further nouce, ‘The re- tuaius will be taken to New Castle. LYNCH.—On Sunday, May 38, Hannan Lyncn, aged 60 years. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are requested to aviend the funeral, from St. Josepi’s chuich, on ‘Tuesday moraing, at hall-past ten o'clock, where a roquicis taass wil be offered up for the repose of her soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery tor interment. Sligo pupers please Copy. MitLiR.—Suddenly, on Saturday, May 2, Isaac L. MILLER, Keeper of the County Asylum, in the 42d Year of his age. ‘Lhe relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afier- noon, wt turee o'clock, froin the Methodist Episcopal ciurch, in New Springville, Staten island, Long Isiand papers please copy, MoCokMick.—On Saturday evening, May 2, of scarict fever, EMLIg, youngest child of Kawin and Charlotte McCormics, aged 2 years, 7 montis and 2 days. are invited Up ior tne repose of his soul. taken lo Culvary Cemetery, LiVNAKL.—Ol Sunday morning, Leosaky, @ native of tie ‘ihe relatives and friends of the famil to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 197 Spring street, on Tuesday afternoon, at oue o'clock, without further notice, KeiLy.—Of consumption, on Saturday, May 2, at War island, Teeence Kei.y, son of erence aud Margaret Reily, of Fyhora, county Longford, aged 22 years, ‘the relatives and friends of the ‘amily are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, from the foot of 10th sureet, thence to the cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, Kikee.—On Thursday, April 20, Daxren Prawix Riksk, eldest son of the lute Richard Kiker, la the Gist year of hia age, ‘rhe relatives and friends are respectfaliy invited to atiend the faneral, from St. Mark’s churca, cocuer second avenue and Tenuta street, this (Monday), at twelve o’clock M, Sayers.—-On Sunday, May 3, AveusTvs Sayers, aged 19 years and 2 months, ihe friends and relatives of the family are re- quesied to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, ai one o'clock, from the residence of his mother, No. 149 Grand sirect, STOHLMANN.—On Sunday afternoon, May 3, at half- past four o'clock, Rev. CHARLES P. BE, STOHLMANN, D. D., pastor of St. Matthew's German Evangelical Lutheran church, in the 69th year of his age, Notice of funeral hereafter, SeLLeR.—Suddeuly, on Thursday, April 30, the ion, ISAAC SELLER. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Annw’s chureh, Fishkill Landing, this (Monday) afternoon, at hatf-past two o'clock. TANDY.—OR Saturday, May 2, of pneumonia, Joun TANDY, Aaative of Duuleer, county Louth ireland, aged 96 yours, His relatives and friends and those of his brother, Rey. Patrick W. Tandy, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral obsequies. For the repose of his this (Monday) morning, at ten o'clock, in the Church soul @ solemn mass of requiem will be SC ncpond of the Transfiguration, Mott atreet. From thence, al two o’clock in the afternoon, his remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment, VALENTINE. —At hep on Saturday, May FMMA ELIZapera, daughter of Obadian HH. an harine L. Valentine, 13 months and 12 days, is of the family are invited to atiend the funeral, from her late residence, Frank- lin street, second door from Kent, Greenpoint, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. VAN PELT.—On Saturday, May 2, JANE VAN Peit, aged 78 years, 6 montis and 27 days, Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Mariners’ Harbor, S.L, om Wednesday afternoon, at hall-past one oe a WHALE.—On Saturday, May 2, Mra, ManiA WitaLt, relict of Win. Whale, of Kingston, N. J. Frieuds and retatives are requested to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Trenton, N. ee please copy. WHELER.—At Westport, Coniy on Saturda; May 2, Uarrivrra P, Bry, wife of Jno. B. Wheeler, Relatives and friends of the family are respectuuy invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, tis (Monday) afternoon, at four o'clock, The remains will be taken to Sunsbury, Conn., for interment, on Tuesday at 9 o'clock A. M. Wuitiso.—On Saturday, May 2 Dr. ALEX. B, Wrrtine. The re tives and friends of the family are Invited 1 the funeral, from the Collegiate Chareh, venue and Twenty-ninth street, on Tuesda! at balf-past nine o'clock. The remains to New Haven for interment. nd nly, on Saturday, May 2, Mane. in the T6th year of her ace ives and friends of the family are reapeetfally to attend the funeral, on Tuesday mornit ven o’ciock, from her late residence, Now onea streak, and Western papers please cony. ate Gr CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. eet fe East Side. ROADWAY—BY THOMAS J. DUNKIN, handsome throe story high uoop marble House oy Lot Ineton avenue; the best pact of Murray Hil; price 21,0.0; HK SALE—NORTHWEST CORNR D Allen streets and 93 and % Alien Cty pio terms easy. CALGENDER, LAURENCE. & 00., 30 Pino atrot ORS. NINE BRICK HOUSES AND F¢ WK noe Costagen, ai North Neve Vor eae AND FOUR Faflroad; terms easy. Apply to THOMAS RAK, cones 12th street and Third aveaue. OR SALE OR TO LET—A FURNISHED HOUSY, CON. talning 16 100m, newly Gited up this eprlag; will be ton cheap on account of Mekness, Inguire on the premise, Crosty aireet, for one week. OTS FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.TEN LOTS SITUATE on the corner of Fifty-seventh street and First avenue; will be sold low and on very easy terma or ieased for aterm of yours; Filty-aeventi street is = 100 foot stecet, and the nly improved, HILLS Agent, 38 West Thictieth street. West Side, Ok SALE AT A BARU AIN, A FOUR STORY BROWN Stone House, in complete order, with elegant Carpets througuout; Oilcioths, Shades, Cornices and Gam Fixtures; terms eas; easton. Apply to owner on premises, 11 (now No., old No, 187) Lexti,,ton aveaue, between 9 and 1 and 1 and 4 o'cives ROR SALT—THE VALU. ties Nos. 1 andl 18 Li Lispenard street ang N auction, to eh i will be sold at ou Wednesday, May 6, by A. Je ‘A NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE high stoop Honse, all the n eituated beiween Filth and Sixth as etghth street; 2xh2x100. Price ¥3y Forty-eighth street, to ROBERT Chikt OR SALE.—THE VALUABLE PINE Amity Place, PROPERTY 2 ree siory, basement and su Utary bok Miscvetlancons, AS, ELEGANTLY YURNISIED VERY JA tou DESIRAT 1 Thirty-cinth story brown stone Dweaing for sx!e— ear Fiith avenue; everything new und elegant, Apply BLEECKER & BCHOOLEY, 25 Pine sirvut. T 93 BROADWAY-BY STANLEY DAY. Real Estate at private rate, Call or send for circular, Mafled free upon request. Business PROPERTY OFFERED FOR SALE BY 4. ii. LUDLOW & CO, Y No. 3 Pine street. Bleecker at., near Mulberry st,, 20.6419), Bicecker wt, near Greene st., 2x100. . = 40,000 Bleecke vailnable corner west of Rroadway, 25x75 50.000 Bleeoker st, # valuable corner west of Broadway, 25x109 75,000 Bleecker st.,a valuabie corner east of Broadwa: 237X120 50,000 Broome at., between Mercer and Greene, 2x10). Broome sis, a valuable corner west of Broadway, Broome st valuable lot through to Cro 2 Broome st, near Crosby, lot 25xi12. Bowery, extra large piece, near Cat Bowery, near Grand ut., eat silo, 21x73. Beach st, near West Broadway, 35x75. Beach at., opporite St. John's #uare, 97x02, exer st., near Leonard, |18x101. Beekman at., near Ciitf, Bixt0..... Beekman et., near Cif, 81.10x110. Broad st., near Wall, extra iarge pleco. Apply for particulars and business liats at No. 3 Pine street, MTY AND COUNTRY HOUSES—IN ALL LOUATIONS, J, and ut all prices, to lot and for sale by JAS. M. TAYLOK. NS, 37 Pine street. D. YOU WANT TO KNOW ALL ABOU? ANY HOUSE JF or tot in New York city and Weinity?, ‘Then call at tue offlee of the Keal Estate Kecord, Worid Bullding, 87 Park row, room 3. We agree to furntyh the following inyaluab ¢ Juformation:—1, The last price paid for any house or lot tn or near New York city, 2. The price of property tn immedfate neighborhood. 3. The official valuation. 4, Th Uraaces, if any, 5, Whether thore are likely to be any provements, assessments, &e. in the street where the pro- perty is aittated, 6, An ‘intelligent estimate of the value of the “property by a competent and unbiased pereon. No pru- dent purchaser wilt buy real estute without consulting us. ©. W. SWEETS & CO, “LL TO THE BEST ADVAN- erty in country or city will register it at 163 Fulton street, New Yorls. AYL COW _ BROOKLYN REAL ESTAT VOR SALE PLENDID TWO STORY AND EXTENSION COT- javen rooms, beauttinl garden pic 2,700 terms easy, Apply to owner, 148 Fulton atrect, New York, rou No. 6 (OR SALE—A VERY PRETTY tra Lot, in ® good neighborhood 46,500; terme very enay. y CALLENDER, LAURENC! TAGE WITH EBX. roinutes from ferry ; & CO., 30 Pine street. Po SALEON BEDFORD AVENUE, E. 8., CORNER ‘of Willo by, Kuat Brooklyn, three new three story brown atone Houses, x0, ed with sewer; gas And fix’ ‘dveraent, butit ae first , hot and cold water a In the } 1 and none othera need apply on’ the premines, Also two ) plazzam, Li rooms ene! as above, ob Tompkins avenue, coraer of Wilioug) $6,600 edoh; terms ay ubov POR, SALW, AP BROOKLYN—FOUR THREE STORY basement and sub-ceilar brick Houses, two with stores, one a nice private dwelling, Wik alt modera improvements; best business location, only a few blocks from City Hall, ia Smith nud Bergen atreeta; sold on eaxy terms, togather or separate; the whole for #28,000, on easy terms. A rare chance for inveaiinent. ‘The owner going ty kurope, Inyuire at 132 Swith street,geeond floor, JERSEY TTY AND HOBOKEN REAL ne WB: 5 MTA lala Bl For Sale. T JERSEY Crry—uIGH sToor AA modern improvements, Jersey avenne a y Hureet, ten ininutes trom ferty. Apply to owner, at i) &: Vifth street. ¥#,00, now To Let or Lease. 0 LET-IN JERSEY CITY, TWO SMALL BRICK Houses, to. email famiites; ren} #100 per year; alao #loors of six and seven rooms, from ig to $29 per month. Inquire corner Cortlandt aud Greenwich streets, i cigar store, New orl __ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. LL WANTING FARMS—GOOD SOIL, MILD CLI- tate, thirty-four miles south of Philadelphia; price per acte; heat of grain and grass laui ‘arms, Huncreda are settling. dress ©. Proprietor, Vineland, N. J. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT RYE, ONY: mie from Mamaroneck depot Louse situated da bigh nd, lawn in front, tiled with fruit and shade trees; good rn, carriage house, grapery, henuery, &c. ; 18 acres of tand. Terms eusye’ Apply to HOMNEAU,) Dantre ate A. NIGH FARM, OF % ACRES FOR SALE_CHEAP. Rich land, 4 ant new ; aplen it tion, level and emooth ; large frame house, nearly aes door ; delightful and very healthy loca- convenient to chure schools, stores, &c. pastes: daily. Price 0 cash. Address Wi ing, Pa. er, Stra FIRST RATE FARM, Sl ACRES, WATER POWER, grist mill (wo run of stone), with an abundance of work and water at al) seasons, 21 miles in New Jersey; everything in complete order; two dwei ling houses; price $1200; terms eusy. W. H. MELIOK, 421 Broadway. BEAUTIFUL PLACE, 51 ACRES, GOOD. BUILD. ings and fruit; one the finest springs in the State; ball mile from depot. Twenty-eight Acres, youd buildings and fruit; 3500 | Ninetcen heres, good buildings and tral stock end crops included; $3.3 0. W. H. MELICK, Broadway. COTTAGE OF FIGHT ROOMS, WITHIN: THREE A minutes’ walk of the depot, at Peekskill; about one Acro of ground, with an abundance of fruit: view unsur- passed; fountain fn the yard, aud water be carried to any part of the house from never failing supply. Apply to BE. is PENCH, #4 Ce-lar etrect, New York. 9 _OOUNTRY REAI, EVTATE FOR SALE. , FOS Aue ar Baril, Le Ly AN sion situated ¥ ‘commandt: an axton as view of the bay, Staten Isiand, Coney ‘andy Hook the neighborhood of several otber elegant residences; 1s Te a arin a on th et nn Pe ; ore dence oF hotel” Apply to De’: M. CHAUNCEY, ‘weal Estate Brokers, 165, Montague street, Brooklyn. re POR SALE, NEAR THE CIIY—A HOUSE AND ONE ‘and a bult acres for 2,2¥), or with six and a half acres, $5,400; terms very eaay, Apply at 6¥ (iroonwich atrect, N WESTCHESTER, FRONTING ON THE SOUND.—A deautiiul Mansion’ and Grounds, Might exchange for # city realdence. Aigo at Stamford and other localittes, EUGENS CHEVALLIEK, 61 Cedag atreet. RR, READ THIS.—THE ADVERTISER, OWNING ¥ wany lots in a tiviving Western city, uear the termini of several ratiroads, whore lots are doabling in value every throe years, would be willing to exchange some for property Mils clty or Brooklya encumbered of not. Also was Fxperienced agent to go West thls summer and gel lots at auction and private wale, Address St. oe, with particatarn, ATEN ISLAND.—POR SALE, AGO elyht rooms: fruit, suenbs and sayigs _____ THOMAS Pitt, Pact a $3.600 Sae.24 A VERY DI Rang ‘Oo atte of ground, choice fruit, neat Aston, La Fy abbery, well’ and preinises; the house eohtal Vrbcnay cabinet sm two rooms and hailare (re v8 Aig Romany el ce , Apply at the lager voor kalbon of Mrs, ALAR Astor A BEAUTIFUL WPALTHY Al nient riverside Reeilenc ; ing, Bultable old at two-thirds value Railroads above Toitenville; almost imucal Apply to'Dr. SY2WA Ki ______ REAL ESTATE WANTED. PAbt WANTED-IN, DUTCHESS OR CoLUMHIA county, from 75 to 300 acres. Address, mating price and full description, Kea! Estate, station D, New York. WiGh BUY-A BROWN STONE THREE OR FouR story Hovtke, in good neighborhood, between Fourieeuth and Thirty.titth streets, Third and Elyhth avenues; owags ouly need appiy; wil py from $1),000 Ph ge Wanted exchange, @ splendid House, price 22,00), for one in voriood of Thirtteth or Korcieth street.” Will excha: clas one House on Second avenue for a sul in Westohester county. ‘ant excl a * Lrown stone, Mouse furnished; price, Sal,bi. A. Nott location for property in Hackensack or Elizabeth, worth to ni¥,000, C.C, WAYLAND, 163 Puiton street, would be surventeut to pay ae ddrens: Harrow, Herald odice. Communications without full particulars not noticed, ‘W =steen LANDS WANTED.—PERSONS OWNING Innds in the Western States that haye been sold for taxes, also where the title is perfect, may find a customer by furnishing the location and Gescription, Address J. Bennett, 309 Broadway, N. ¥. ‘st class brown A TORK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT, WITH A SMALL Fish Route connected with it, now doing a good buai- lesa bas steam engine and icehbuse, with everything ix in & large business. Will be sold with y. Inquire of F. M. STETTLER, NO. 33 ork, or ot J. A. PLATT, on the premlues reet, Newark, N. J. A RUCRATIVE BUSINESS, WELL ESTABLISHED, TO be sold cheap. ‘The present owners xoing into another business. Everything 1a excellent working order. Apply ab ‘once on the premises, No, 116 Cedar sireet. NEAT LITTLE GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—VERY cheap,on account of ill health ; two fine rooms attached; Font $16. Also corner Lijuor Stores, Hotels, Boarding Houses and Cigar stores, by H., COOLEY & CU., Auctioavers, 2? New Chambers street. FOR SALE, A SPLENDID CORNER GROCERY oro, on leading avenue, weil stocked and doing n good business, with long Lease; véry cheap rent, This opportunity for # business man. Particulars with CAMP- HELL Co., Business Agenoy, 130 Bowery, A> FOR SALE, THIS DAY. AT 1 O'CLOCK, AT a + Leonard street, by CAMPRELL & CO., a first clave Wine and Samply Koom, Stock and Fixtures; worthy attea- tog; special invitation ; be punctual, A. DRESSMAKER PIPTREN YEARS ESTABLISI:D wiil sell the business with furniture and every requirfte for housekeeping; to persons that can fitand trim in style this Isa rare opportunity. Apply to KING & CO., brokers, Bixth Nattonal bank, corner ‘hirty-ffth sree, Sixth avenus and Broadway. A. Bo: lng, BAKERIES, CONFECTIONERIER+ iquor Stores, Restaurants, Hotes Houses, arkets, Produce Stands, Butter Agar Stores, Dowa Town Sample Rooms, Ale Vawita, spend : Also w light Manufacturing Bust hess for ¥1,000, glue factory. ITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. FINE FOUR PULL ALE PUMP, COUNTERS, Screens, &c., for sale chenp, 145 Sixth avenue. A TIQUOR STORE ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS—UR- oetpts 180 per week, on Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn; lease, stock, fixtures and’ good will will be aold cheap tor cash. ARDRY & BRYAN, Auctioncers, No, 39 Nassau streot, room No. FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR SAUE, WICH NIN® cart Lease; baking 2% barrels a week. Apply oa premises, 361 Ninth avenue, BAKERY FOR SALE CORNER BAKERY, HAND somely fitted Sa rite all improvements; long’ lease, eo, Inquice of N. T. SWHEZKY, 176 Souin wiroet, corner of Roonevelt. RUG STORE FOR SALE—ON ONE OF Til corners in the city. Apply 50 Contre st., come: 1. FOR SALESAT A BARGAIN, THY STQOK, PETURTS and three years’ Lease of iiquor store 2i1 South sire Just fitted, OR SALE—AN ESfABLISHED MANUFA businesé easily understood; doing a goo cash good chance for @ Business man with a anal! capil ° hold cheap for cash; reasov for woliiug, owuer gulng Weal. Address Business, Herald ofice, F°? SALE—A FINE CliAR AND TOBACCO kOUIE in the country, estab ished 24 oars; gatlstaciory rans ons 1» Herald ouice. given for selling out. Address R. M,N r° SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, VERY REASON ANLR, or a Grocery near tt, Iuquire at No.4 ors soured street, OR SALE—FIFTY SUPERIOR & aud Fratnes; also ten marble OHLNSON'S, Tenth OND HAND DOW tel, all tn xvod ret, ourner « OR SALE—O 3 up town; be sold chexp, on account of | Apply to Hr DE & LOWEREER, Nos. 4 and 6 Pine street. OR SALE—VERY CHFAP, HANDSOME OF rie® Counter and Desks; also all Herrin, Save, «. t TYLER, WRENN & CO, 18 Wail scr OR SALE—A HANDSOMRLY FITTED UP CO) \ & long lease, low rent, doing @ yo09 busi ess CHAS. &. BILES, A 65 West thirtieth etic: [VOR SALE CHRAP—a TaKER ks? LEAS the first class Liquor Store, with Basement ar basement and Fixwures, situated at No. 40 Auiy oi ner Wooster. Injttire In store. REAT SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HANI SHUW G Cases, Store and Oil on Moatay, at ‘85 Jane street; after that day at try, near Hu ison. ‘Apply to JAMES HODGE, as above, L I1QUOR STORE FOR SALE-—IN ONE OF THE MO %% 4 central avenues and a great Ce ae with vaiuat ‘Lease aud Fixtures. Apply to JOUN D, 15 Down AT OTICE TO COMFORTER MAKERS.—A LARGE QUAN Nous tron Cotton and Matertala muitable for stuiling um forters can be bad cheap if appiied for immediatey to are. Clarke, 136 Elizabeth street, necond Noor, {SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY—MUST BE SOLD ‘ AT once—an estabitsued Oynter and Dining Saioon. , WA Third irat Call om ye prein| $] 500, —FOR SALE, THE BEST SAMPLE ROOM DL AU, in the city, Brondway. Must be sold, as tue owner leaves the city. Addrena Sa station A. GREAT VARIETY OF COUNTRY VILLAS AND Faris adjacent to the clty for rale, on very reasonable terms. Apply to 7. B. BLEECKER & SCHOOLAY, % Plog street. “ QEAUTIFUL FARMS—ALL PRICES two fine Grist Milla, ac. ip a very healthy and bes i ‘country, 90 milea from New ¥drk, Send for list of properties, Adareat Walker, Siroudshurg, Pa. (SHERRY VALE splendid rich land, FOR SALE.-44 ACRES ‘abundance of fruit; Cherry creek runs through; large Sires’ sory ‘stone dweiling, large bara, stone ‘sabhing, corn eri, hog house, poultry bow fin’ view, very healthy; only 1% miles from Stroudsb Price 84.0; art can re for 10 years. Address Walker, Stroudsburg, Pa. ‘ and shrabbers rood buildin beautiful ing to the river; a “fociral Inud, Montag oo MBERSON, G21 Eigbth erence, AURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED COUNTRY BEATS or ase Huckenencky Erie, aud Rorthern alt. joed. riem, Jersey, North New York near dey One at Harlem, Jem 'dt, MASON, No.1 Contre street, NARMS FOR SALE ON ul HACKENSACK AND a einnern sod broclivnatecers Nous, bome Wo exchange ‘aud nm property. FOF Rew Nr wi Boe Bl MABON, No, 1 Centre street, F RM POR SALE-OF ABOUT 115 ACRES, ON THE New Jersey Central Rafiroad and near this city; black jonmy soll, well fenced and watered, with good bulldiags, frult, & { mmooth land; location very desiratle and. bn the owner, at Woif's cigar store, 122 Chat small Hotel (largo 1 in Now Wark clty, dong business to bank $4n0 apnuai y ;« pletely furnished; full of boarders, Long lense, Kent 0: 4d per mouth. “Apply to CHARLES MILLER, 17 Shoe a 4.000 q situated tn the best busin cash trade. Reason for James, Herald office, $3,000 BigP Tent me, can WILL BUY A WHOLESALE AND RE- tail Crockery Store, business part of the city. aud baving ge. ing, going out West. A: With Stock and Fixtures areas NALL AND SEE DR. C. A. WIIITIYS IMPROVED Artificial Teeth ; to $25; extracting with Gas; lnatic Gold Fillings $1; work warranted. 235 Sixth avenue, spore Fifteenth street, and 108 North Teath street, Phiiadel- phia. 90 BEAUTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM Abd v Bets of Teeth. mae inane belie y- > iS der gas’ without charse’ when others sented, eT Oe Mie BODINE, 19) Grand __MARBLE MAN ARBLE MANTELS.—THE Bi hase Marble Mantgla of the latest designs, at iow prices, at A. KLABENS, Marbie Worker Non ist Rear Third aven' lew York. ‘Cut this out. my 7” ARBLE MANTELS, MONCMENTS, HEADSTON M rent varie ten a tue ees. 8 kuaw a aoe . near ‘treet. Mantels pus ty a the Zountey. Wet prive list before buying elencmeca tS KST PLACK IN THR healthy. bam sireet, near Pearl, ARM AND COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE—61 ACRES, $5 miles from efty, 1% fram depot; fine view of the Hud: von; farm house, two barns, springs, running stream, «ec. For’ particulars apply to or address JAMKS HYLAND, Ad East 'Nineteonth sirect. {OR SALE—HOUSE, BARN, FIVE ACRES LAND, I fruit in abundance ; beautifully situated. Apply to FAY, Atingville station, Staten Island Realitond. (OR SALE—AT WOOD Sify the Passaic river, ao elegant Deautirul bay windows, all modern improvements; everything finished in the best manner througltut; one acre in lawn and garden; fine stable, Thi operty is offered atm great bi si and a great deal below its valine, Pho! we all particulars with 8. EMBERSON, 421 Bie OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE OF B2acres, wtoadily increasing In value; only ha'f a mile from depot; situated 30 miles from the city in Westebe So jnty | bullatogs yoou wil be sold tow in plots or the w A beautiful brook runs throuch the eentre of the property, atording {nellities for fish aud skating ponds. A bed of fae White marole fa on the place; also a peat or muck bed, two Sue apple orchards, besides pears, ch grapes, Xo. A rare chance for a fu Follontepecniation, ‘The owner not helng by ite superior advantages will se.1 cheap: JORMLBL, 208 Lawie slreet, New York OR BALE OR TO LET-A COTHAGE, WITH 15 ROOMS: Ana Kitchen; quarter acre lot; barn, frulty 0.5 three toinutes from New Haven Raliroad devet:’ akhovet Verwoo NeW. Luavice of GRO. GOULD. NEAR NEWARK, ON plan prepared to prout Apply © Bo a@ J. ~ SESE: i TPST.—THE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON, FROM A Paris, Medical and Business Olairvoyan', Spiriiualist, but ‘that great ich secret to cause love ani speety marriage Fren Ladies #1. No satisfaction no pay. Oflice 11 Bast Thirteenth Mreet, west of Fourth avenue, va —_—_— STROLOGY.—DR.AND MRS BROUGHTON ARE TH’ AA Stent 08 anal street, near Greenwich. Feo oh toe FACT; NO IMPOSITION PAILIN MBS, S., greatest business and medical Clairvoyant koow! velow Teuth street. see bm ee es Fete ee ADAME HOPE—BY PALMISTRY ON ALL APPEAL: M*te fife. ‘Its Weer Forty urs atioek near Sixth aves Ladies $1; gents ¢2. M4ADANE WALTE: Nt.--Visit her for everything; slcknen Hames, numbers, good tuck. 371 Canal street L TRAN Mths ae No. 68 cH, VE APADAME LA BLANC, 1 M ‘and Payaiclag, o9 bo a6 Weat Tweaty sixth sirert, 338 fire SHED CLAURVO nere, biminess, the MTB, SPIRITUA MEL 4