The New York Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1868, Page 10

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL eee Mornay, June 1—6 P. a been strong but rather q eo the Ractantions were 110% 190% t0 13076 ‘only, with the Closing transactions at 130%, There ‘was & good borrowing demand for coin, and loans swere made without interest and at 1. 2 per cent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $26,825,- (000, the gold balances to $1,323,339 and the currency balances to $1,845,043. The imports of specie from foreign ports at this port last week amounted to 948,268, making a total of $3,262,373 since the 1st of Yanuary, The disbursements of coin at the Sub-Trea- gary to-day in payment of interest on the public Gebt amounted to $187,000. ‘The stock market was barely steady during the forenoon, owing to @ further decline in Erie, which touched 68% under large transactions, but during the whole of the afternoon the tendency of all the railway shares was upward, and there was a marked advance in New York Central and Northwestern pre- ferred, while Erie recovered to 6974, with a drift towards continued improvement, the decline from 73}; on Friday morning, without any apparent cause, having been too rapid not to be succeeded by asharp reaction in the present speculative temper of the street, The prospect is at present more favorable to ‘what is called a summer speculation than it has been at any time this year; but prices are so much above real values and the market is so entirely governed by the action of cliques that there is no induce- ment for the outside public to buy any speculative Stock on the list. At the same time, as we have be- fore had occasion to mention, it is as dangerous to sell “short’’ as to buy, and the greater the rubbish the greater the danger. 1t is a consciousness of this which has led to the active movement now going forward in government securities, which are still the cheapest stocks in Wall street. In the future it is more than probable that they will not only gradually rise to a higher point than we have yet seen them selling at, but that they will also be more actively dealt in, like the funds of the leading Powers of Europe. The excitement in the market for government se- curities is increasing and the transactions. to-day have been enormous, while prices closed from % to ‘144 per cent higher than they were at noon on Satur- day, the greatest advance having been in the five- twenties of 1865 and 1867, The investment demand continues unchecked and the foreign bankers are heavy buyers of the five-twenties of 1862 and 1865 And ten-forties, The effect of the latter loan being closed has not yet been fully felt; but the ten-forty bonds are relatively cheaper than any of the six per cents, while the fact that the principal as well as the interest is payable in coin under the authorizing act is calculated to create a special demand for them abroad, and already they are quoted at only two per cent below five-twenties ef 1562in London. It Will be remembered that last Saturday week, when the bonds of 18467 were selling at 11034, ten-forties were 105, so that the latter have dvanced only about one per cent, while the former have advanced three per cent. There is consequently more margin for arise in these than in any other stock on the list. The old five-twenties of 1865 are next in point of cheapness, as they carry the game amount of accrued interest as the bonds of 1862, which are still 13, a 14 per cent higher, al- though the former have three years longer to run. ‘The speculative transactious in these securities are daily growing in volume, and one great cause of the extreme buoyancy of the market is the fact that less than eighty millions of seven-thirty notes now re- main to be funded, and bonds sold at higher prices than those now current while all the seven- thirty notes were unfunded. At the present rate of conversion it will not take many days to ab- ord the whole of these notes, and then every gold bearing loan will be practically closed. The conversions at the Sub-Treasury to-day aggre- gated 004,009, and i exchange for the notes five- twenties of i867 or 1865 (new issue) will be issued without (ic July coupon. The conversions in ‘May were about sixty millions and the purchases twelve millions, All the indications continue to be favorable to higher prices than we have hitherto seen since the beginning of the paper money era. There isa good investment demand at par for the first mortgage bonds of the Union Pacific Railway Com- pauy, and also for those of the Central Pacific Com- pany, both of which bear six per cent in coin interest. United States stocks closed strong at the following Quotations:—Registered, 1891, 112 @ 11244; coupon, 1881, 116% a 117; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 108% a 109; 5-20’s, coupon, 1862, 1123; a 11244; do., 1864, 110% a 110%; do,, 1865, 1103 a 110%; do., 1865, January and July, 11334 0 113%; do., 1867, 113% a 113%; 10-40's, registered, 106 a 1063; 10-40'a, coupon, 10644 a 10644; June 7.30's, 109}, @ 1095; July 7.30's, 10935 a 1005); August compounds, 1865, 118%; September do., 117%; October do., 117K. ‘The ease in the money market is increasing and large amounts were loaned to-day, at three per cent on government securities, the leading dealers in the latter being fully supplied at this rate, while on mixed collaterals the supply of capital was abundant to houses in good credit at four per cent. The drain of corrency ts still towards this city, as the bank Statement for last week conclusively shows, The 1808, mercantile demand for money is very light, owing to the dulness of trade, and com- mercial paper of the best grade passes at 6 a6 per cent. There is no probability of any other than an abundant supply of loanable funds at this centre until the end of August, when the usual flow of currency westward to move the crops will set in. It is this extreme ease and the prospect of its continuance which is one of the prin- cipal causes stimulating the rise in United States stocks at present, for the banks, finding themselves unable to fully employ their fands in call loans, are large buyers, and the same 1s also the case with other corporations as well as privat@ individuals, A comparison of the statement of the associated banks of this city for the week ending on Saturday last with that for the corresponding week in each of the three previous years shows the following changes:— June Loans Specie Circuia’ Deposita..... Legal tenders, Loans. Spec ie. rewlati Deposits. . Legal tenders. ) > 17,810,284 ‘ 61,055,440 ++ 14,568,313 At the commencement of business the stock market \Was steady except for Erie, which was weak, and at Ave early session of the open board it solid at 60%. Ait the first reguiar board Erie was still lower, but thure was no material change in prices generally, ‘av’! New York Central closed 4 lower than at the ganse time on Saturday, Evie i's, Hudson River 4, C.oveland and Toledo 4, Ohio and Missisexppi 4% anc Quicksilver %, while Reading wae \ higher, Michigan Southern %%, Northwestern preferred \, Fort Wayne %, Milwaukee awd St. Paul preferred \ and Pacific Mais. Government securities were active and buoyaut at an advance of 4 a 44 per NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. 97% & 9744; Northwestern, 69% @ 69%; do. preferred, 8134 O81. At the close of business bankers! bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 210 a 110%; at three days, 110% @ 110%; commercial Dilla, 1003 @ 100%. Bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.13% & 5.12%- Mining shares continued to impreve, and at the first board Montana sold at 42c.; Consolidated Gregory, $4 @ $4 20; Corydon, 30c.; Empire Gold and Silver, $2 55; Rocky Mountain, 22c.; Black Hawk, $6; Edgehill, $4 50 a $4 75; Smith & Parmelee, $2 95 @ $3; Quartz Hill, $1 15; New York and Alleghany (petroleum), $2 05; Brevoort, 30¢. A Chicago journal of Friday thus refers to local Monetary affairs: The obligations now being cleared off by merchants generally exceed the discounts being made, and the Supply of loanable funds at the disposal of the banks is Increasing. There does not seem to be adequate employment for the capital of banks at rates which have heretofore been considered moderate. The balances in New York of some of our city national banks are in excess of what they have ever been before, and yet exchange keeps up and even grows stiffer because the sellers of it do not want the cur- rency which they would get for it; besides they are getting a small interest on thelr balances there—say four er cent on the proportion of their reserves held there in accordance with the provisions of the ay and perhaps a lower rate on over and above SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCIANS:. anced Monday, June 1—10:15 A. M. 103500 US 6%%,5-20,cou,"6 50000 US Casatrey ed ie olen 5000 US 6's, "20, 6, "64, 110g Tino os 63 i NS 3 20000 USS-20,cou,!86,nlew Ws Bao Us Bateau 7. HES 110000 Ui be 1040 eon. 1055 2000 Tern, 78-10, Sd eer. 109 4000 Jersey City WL. as 8000 Brooklyn 6's, WL. 974 3100 do. 6555 18000 Tpnn 6's, new.....° 70° 100 Hudson Hiver Rit. 141% 15000? 4 900 Reading RR......-. 96g 1000 a 200 Iiinois Central Rit., 149 4000 Tenn és, 30 Mich S&NIRK... 89 1.00 Miseour! 200 89% &: 4 68’, 69 69 8) 6a, 183... 95 19% 1000 Mach South’n s f'ba 100 8 10:0 Chic &G E 1st in. 109) 1000 West U Tel 7's, bda 824g Ww 4000 T,P&W Int e dyex 1. £29 78 10 ahs 'Marine Bank. ... 150 THis rs mp ny, 7% 120 n6 i 115% 100 Western Un 'Tel..-:. 38% 115% 100 Quicksilver Mz Go.. 2915 4 = 1157 200 lo 10 Pac Mail 88 Co. 100 do. 1% do 100 Chicago & Ail 200 Ohio & Mies 100 do.. Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. $41000 7 S6%s, 81, reg. .x 1113¢ 2500 Virginia 6's, new.. 58% 80.09 J0rS22PM 109g 100 she Canton Co. 51% BO0000 U 8 6's, 5-30, ¢, "62 \ Beg 4009 lo B00) Erie Ri 5000 do. 2 700 Reading RR. 60000 U 8 5's, 10-40, 800 do... pad do. 00 do. . Le do. s 70 Pitts, Ft W & Chic.. 155.00 US 5.20%, *65. 800 do, 105000 do. 200 do.. 300 do. 200 Mich So & Nini 5.0 Chic & NW RR. 600,Chic & NW 2PM 109%, 400° ats Be, 20 do. 2PM 108% 700 do. 16:00 Tenn 6's, new. 20'¢ 100 Cleve & Toledo RR.. 12000 do., 70 200Chic & Rk Is RR... 1800 do. $2 Mil & St Paul pref. 20000 N Car 6's, new. . 63 10000 Missouri O's, 100 800 Ubio & Miss RR. 250 Chi & Alton pret do. 92/4 “IGN J Central RR. COMMERCIAL REPORT. CoTTON.—The business in this staple was again light, the demand being almost entirely confined to the immediate wants of spinners. Holders, however, demanded full prices and the market closed firm af the quotations appended. "The sales were only bales, including 5 for inning, fifty f¢ speculation and 160 in transitu, Se Nev Orlmans Ordinary. ae ord 2944 Low middiin BU, ding 82 Good middiing. 3a aie CorrER—Rio was quiet, but steady at former prices. Other kinds were also quiet, but’ unchanged in value. FLOUR AND GRAIN. —Receipta, 13,540 bbls, flour, 1,050. do. corn meal, 133,905 bushels wheat, 480,221 do. corn, 101,980 do. Oats, 1,44 do, Malt, 7,573 do. peas, The market for State and Western flour was dull and unsettled, and prices we Bic; lower, particularly the hich grades.” There w ‘any demand for the high grades, even at the reduced prices, bui some sales were made at prices. indicating a still preate? decline. Extra State was comparatively atendy, but’ at tho ¢ quotations for all kinds wore nearly nominal. California flour was dull and 260. a 50c, lower, ranging from @11 50 to $13 25." The sales were about 6,000 bbws.” Rye flour was frm, with sales of 200 bbls, at our quotations, Southern flour was inactive and drooping but not quotably lower. Sales 20 bbis. Corn meni was dull and heavy. Sales 6W bbis., part at @5 6 for State. We quote :— Superfine State and 850 bs te 900 Choice do. 0.00 Common to medium extra 1200 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. 1060 Round hoop Ohio, trade brand: 1300 St. Louis low extra... 1100 £t, Louie straight extra. 13.00 St. Louis chotce double extra. 1500 8t. Louis choice famil; 16 50 16.0) 8 25 1350 wo Corn meal! Jersey... —Wheat was dull and lower, under heavy receipts, and prices were 80. a be. lower, closing nominal ai the reduction. The snes were 30,000 bushels at $2 (2 for No. % mixed with rye; 110 2 18 or poor to atraight No, 3, the outside price for small lots jor No.1 in ‘an for afto atd2id bid for No. 2 for export. “The first lot of Messra. J. A. H. B. Ho- we and held at $4 per Corn was active for shipment to Europe and for the Eastern market, but with receipts amonnting to neatly halt Amililion bushels prices ruled rather lower. The. bulk of the business was at #105 a 81 U5'g for new Wentern mixed, closing firm at #1 0535 0 #106 under a good apectla- tive ad Eastern demand. ‘The sales were 8000 bushels at $1 04 a $1 06 for new mixed and #1 11a $114 for white and yellow. Onta were dul! and lower, closing at Se, a S5c., In ‘store and atioat. The sales were 60,000 bushels at Mc. a Ry Salon 2440 bushels Western at #206. Bariey ail and nominal. atl do ‘The market wax unusually quiet, mente were: To Lizerpool, per sieamer, €) bt 94. To Antwerp, 1,000 bbls. petroleum on private terms, The charters were: —A Liritish vessel to Cardiif with £,000 quar- ters grain at ba, GUNNIFS were dull and nominal, HAY was in moderate demand at former Sc. fur for retail ny Georgia white wheat, consigned to bert, wag ollered foF sale “on, #0 used. The engage- rat is. ices —wiz., B0c. a t8, Pe, for long do, continued to rule dul ¢ juote 1867 crop warian Ye. a B5c. Algdescriptions were dull, bat uackanged In valn MoLasses.—The market was dul, but full prices were di manded, Stock June ly 1868, 4,714 Cuba ‘museovado, #80 do. clayed, 1,984 do. Porto Rico and 55 do, English Istaa. NAVAL STORES.—For spiriia tnrpeutine there was a moderate demand revlon We quote 40,8 prices there was no 66 do. We a Be, but in . 6 500. ‘39 good deman ante Olla—Linseed, waggquiet at 1.14 for jobting lots; other kinds were dui! at former prices. PROVISIONS. —Becetpta, 260 bbls. beef, 35 packages cut meats and 5: do. 300 kege lard. There waa only a moderate b , and the prices realized were asl the market elosiny at 84 8 $28 for new mess ‘he sales were 1,0 I a7 0h 698 for ew a W728 for ali do. Prime was quoted at #23 $14 00. The market for Ii and prices were lower, ri quiet a 835 for extra and nominal. Of beef At 83. Cut meats were dull and for pickled shoulders, Tike a .¢. for ay moked do., 17. a Ile. for We. Tor sineked do. And Ble. a We. for ackages. For bacon there was nO, ’rices were nominally unchan, Middies, 16c.; short clear, 1690. a 17e. Wo.) and Cumberiand cul, Mdigc. The modern he holders accepted of lower were 5 U packages at I7Kc, a Is}ge. a Iie. for kettie ren: hall July at I83ge., seller's optio: Perno.vom.—there was an active demand for crude, in trite lets The tan “ore BB Bele lke Bud ds fot ide lower, ion were OX) bola, at 8c. ; or at We. deliverable within ‘the next 45 Ze s q & 2} et $ Fy | cent. After® the call Erie dechmed to 68%, but at the Open board at one o'clock it reacted to 69%, and all the railway chares were very strang, and especially Michigan Southern awd Northwestern preferred. After the call were wus further improvement and m@reat activity im the dwlings, and at the second #egular board prices were etdll in the ascendant, and Rew York Central dosed 14. higher than at the first fegnlar board, Erie 1, Rea‘ting %, Cleveland and Toledo %, Northwestetn \, dd? preferred 1%, Fort Wayue 1%, Ohio and M\ssissippi ?% Quicksilver 3 and Weatern Union Teleytaph 1, while Michigan Southers wae % lower. Government securities con- tinned active, and a farther advance of from 1 to 4 per cent took place. At the open board ,%t half-past three the market was firm, and Eric soid at,69%; New Tork Central, 194%; Michigan Southern, 1%, and ‘Northwestorn preferred 81%. During the rem aindey «f the afternoon New York Central and Miciigan Southern were very strong, and at @ quarter tor six | © 10Ck the following quotations were cygrent:—Px- | cific Mali, 06 4 a 96%; Western Union Telegrapi, » \, @ 38%; Now York Central, 136% @ 1854; Eric, v0 * aa 43 Hadeon River, 14245 Reading, 05% a 96; jaa Wayne, 160 116%; Michigan Southern, 90% a 9013; & crolgud end Pittsburg, 8836 @88%; Rock Isiand, | aya’ set aon pel bl 5 e's optia on private te ‘or crude in le. there was some nquity, bit we heard of no fe quote ces we Jixe. Bonded continued to rule quiet, but former 500 bi _ demanied, vir. Ie. a 29. for standard gure sold at the outaide price, and ‘lo. for July, at freowas dal at BSc. a 6 igc. for standard white, Of naphtha ‘urther sales were made of 600 bbe. for July, buyer*s option, on Ere ferme. Io Philadelphia the market remained quiet; sales 2,00 bbis, standard white for June at 8}go. and 2,000 { aiso 500 on the apot mt remained tet Mina and @4e., g0.4, ta'beed for Keonose™ age eT iene was made in Koaton of 1,000 bags llaseed at B00 89 6), nad rough tax b2%8'e gd Te Timothy SOGAR.—-Por raw the demand was moderately the market was firm at Ll igo. a To, for fair Cuba, ‘There were walen of iy uke, part at Lge, al alo 170 boxes, altuost all at Ilige, Stock June hhds—inclndii 4 Cuba, 7701 Porto Rico, BI English Telanda, 148 St, Croix, 40,696 bors, 1,095 bags, 8 meladon Ke- 4 soft white, 15)ye. fined wae rather more active and hi,her crushed and granalaied 16 ,c ay * Fic ow nas tlodetsicly ei be, af 182. w aise.” Previous prices, Sales be dh none. Thi nal a oar kan quote «market was dull and now do. same delive ; aie Ty on private terms; aso CaLCUTTA§ Latest mail advices bring the ‘Market reports p to Ap V2. Welearn money continues ensy, but the Bank of Bengal i \# ralwed iN rates omeball per cent. Interest on loans on epost of gorermmem paper being 434 per Cents disconat N poten with B dayp being 6g per cent ; above | [ i Ge 2! PAS vi FR iis Fy a fe ¥; aaege 4 & id S a} s E 3 z F # per gallon, Kerosens sales ra. 1-5 per gallon, Brown dr 9 ple per vi rown Jeang,4 annas 9 pie to Sannas per Fa. yard. ard. Sheathing co fs maund. Old eo} Pity Wiper do.” Sheathing spetal rx Br to 288 per db u BL to 83-4 per do. Md do. ra. 22 per do... Pig copper, fs. ‘and ingot copper, ra. 31-8 per do, Spelter, current =. aw lo. Exports.—Linaeed— do. Pig lead-—Sa., ra. 8-6 to 8-10 per New seed of the lower districts is now freely on the market, and from Patna and that neighborhood is atriving in small lots, ‘The demand continues good for the United States. ‘Immediate requirements being small and the bazaar being well supplied prices are fully two annas easier. Our juotations are for factory cleaned seed, rs. 4-5 to 4-8 per bazaar maund; bazaar cleaned seed, ra. 4 4o'4 per ditto. n- cleaned, rs. 8-8 to 3-14 per ditto. Hides—There has been some | considerabieacttvity in the hide market for both England andthe United States; prices quite firm. Our quotations are:—Per corge of 20 pleces, dlaughtered buffaloes, 24 Ibe., r. " 84 to 85; ditto, 20 Ibe. 75; dead green ditto, 18 Ibs. rs. 64 to 65; dry Uitto, 14 1bs., rs. 64 to 65; slaughtered cow hide: 9 to Ibs., rs. 45 1047; dead green ditto, 8 to 9 Iba., rs. 35 38, Goat Siins without change, but with little doing in them, Gunny Cloth—Contracts have been of cloth for shipment to the United States at ra, 912-6, of standard but not of full width, Gunny — Bags—Sh' a small extent to nt ates, TH. 12, per 100 plecery of full size, weighing 425 to 440 tbs. per bale of $60 pieces. Sheline remains without al- teration; prices are firm and the quantity available continues small; English marks range from ra, 21-8 to 27-8; native Beervhoom, rs. 17 to 18; Bhorah, rs, 20 t08, per bazaar maund, Lacdye is in moderate request for the United States; supplies are light and the market is quite firm. We quote native Mirzapore, rs. 15 to 80. per baazar maund; native beerbhoo rs. 2 to HO,” Jute—With Heht supplies and high rates of freight there has been but a Iimited business done fn this artl- cle; & moderate amount ia going forward to the United States ; Dos mixed, rs. 19-8, per bale of 800 Iba, net; Dutt mixed, ra. 18-8, per d silk, Cossimbagar, native filature, ra. 17 to22, per facto Gouvatea do., r8, 18 to 19, per do; Kadanagore d0., Ta per do. Baiilleah, do.’ re. 14 to 20 per do. Coinmercoliy, do. 18. 14 to 2 per do. Castor oll—(Duty 3 per cent on’ value re, 16 per ewt,) rs, 11-8 to 12, per bazar maund, with small shipments to the United States. Cotton— (Free,)’ A good amount of business haa been done for Eng- land and Ching at prices quite one rupee higher than were current a fortnight ago, and which now remain firm, Sales for the forniht, 10,500 ‘bales. We quote, per bazar maund, middling fafr, re. 18 to 184; good fair, ra, 20-12 to 21. Dry 4. 8 per bazar maund, Cardamum seeds— according to quality. India rubber— r ‘bazar maund. Opium—Benares, rs. e! ; Patna, ra. 1,410 per do, Saitpetre- Shipment jo a mall extent to England, and there i little business in ft forthe United States, Stock 10,00 n Our quotations, per factory mawndy_are for dudny re. {14 to 6; Allygunge, ra. 4-10 to 412; Chupprab, ra. 44 to 4-8; Gazepore, ra, 4-12 to 4; Cawnpore’ refined, ra, 6-2 to 6-8; Cal- cutta do.,'r8.5 to dl, Sugar—There are smail shipments of dates to’ Englar thing doing in Benares varieties, Siock 8,500 bays, uot ‘er bazar maund Benares ist quality, ra. 12-4 to 12: ; Du do., ra. 12 to 12-2; Bd do., ra. 10-8 to mma, none; Date, rs. 7 to 7-4; Dullow, rs. 4-8 to 7-4. hipments continue quite moderate to England, ‘air business in the country trade. We quot bazar maund, iirst quality table, ra, 5-4 to 5-6; 2d do., rs. 0 10 s18. 12 t04; Ballam,'rs, Lito 22, Movughee, ae for silks and teas, with pur- ik and 1,800 picuis tea, Siik—-Mybash and #950 per picul; best, #850 a #000; mediuin, ‘640 w #740. Oshu—Extra, p00 a $100 mM, $710 a $760; Inferior, 7600 a #8: Best, none; medida, 80 a $710; inferior, $580 a ‘odai—Best, 8750 a #79); medium, 6-0 a #730; in- 600, Achezan—Beat, B69) a 2720: medium. jor, $450 a $550. Tea—Finest, $34 a $85 od medium, $28 a #80; medium, #25 a $2 eat, ESV a BAO. od commnon, $22 a $244; common, B1d a yw. and r eamphor, YO a 823. 50 'per pieul.” Freights to New York per sailing v £8 6. 4 £3 10s, per ton 40 fect: to Hong Kong and Shauzhae, nominal; to London, nothing loading. A comparative table of ailk and tea exported from the Ist of Januai to date showa the total exports of silk to to have been 518 bales against 78 up to 1867; 65 bales during the same period in 1 me in. 1965, and B6 ‘bales in" Tab4; and of tea, 6,710,207 Iba. to March 26, 1868, against 5,046,465. Ibs, during the same period in 1867; 6,224,64 bs. do, 186; 224, 6 1,6:6,170 Ibe, do, 1865, and 1,485,577, Ibs. 'do. 1864, showing a remarkable increase fa our demand for these staples. TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK CITY, Amity place, e 8 (No 23), 25x100. Bond st, n #, 106.6 ft w of Bowery, 25x7 Cannon'and Stanton sts, n e corn! Cherry and Jackson sts, 0 Cliff st, n # (No 49), 26: 8 (No 122), 168.3 ft.8 of Heater at, 08), 7.53! 823,000 75x19. 6x00%5. 6x25, .25,000 nab No d98), 24x80. ~ 16,000 reenwich lane, n w cor, 20x50x12x81.23,000 0.9. ‘20,000 ‘No B87, 2098.11, No 420 East, 2.2493.3 . jaiversity place, 25.4x100 eee SPF ssee 5 ‘3 of Lexington ftw of Sth av, of 7th av, 25x i 10. jem road, BUX106. fee of oth av, 8, 225 ft @ of Bth av, 9: Harlem road, 66.5x12.5 rt 4,175 ft. of Lat'av, 25x100. 1,200 12th at, n 8, 360 rte 6th 99.10. “Aveo Width st, # 4, 195 fe of 6th av, HOxW.1i 8,000 160th st, nm, 200 ftw of Lith by, 2,350 Lexington av and 46th at,n 1,000 5,000 1,500 2d av and 4th st, « w cornet 1.500, Bel av, W 8, 20.5 {0 8 of 49th wt, 20x60. 2.500 Bal wv, w 9,'60.9 (tn of Both at, 50x95 30,000 'B.11 ft 6 of Leth at, 34x70. 8500 61.5 ft n of Bist st, 20.78.11. 7,000 Oth st, ® w cor, Ux1i0., rr yf BOLE wt, Ixid 7,000 ‘and Léath st, # € cor, 2411x100. 4,50 W 8, 60.5 [t's of 44th at, 20x75, 36,000 feb av'and 47th at, ne cor, 1x45. 1000 10) av and 10Mth at, ne cor, 60. 325 LEASES RECORDED LN NEW Barard st, No 6,3 yra, per yt... + 186 Catharine at and Ewat Broadway, n w cor (except store, he, yrs, + + 1,300 42.0 Tyr, per yr. 1,000 74, 7 yrs, per yr. TRANSFERS IN Adelpht st, ws, 150 ft n of Park Baitic 102.1 ft w Carll wt,6 8, 14) ft 9 of Jo x59... Chaunery st, 300 feof Stuyverant wt, Goiumbia st, w 9, 6F.6 ft from Atlantie st, 22.6: Conse.yen #¢ and Evergreen av, # w corner, 25x10, Devoe st, n #, 100 fe of Leonard at, 2x1u. Eckiord et, w 8, 100 (t# of Meserole ‘av, 254100. . reene won place, 10x85 piace, ws, 100.6 fn of Hi m6 tte of Lee SEPEEEEHeetEG € i 6,820 a a a Leonard st, ¢ #, 18.4 ft 8 of Powers at, 15.4x50. « 4,500 Middle at, wat, ft ee of Sth av, 6Ox100.2. 1,100 Morton at, na, 70 ft eof Wythe av, 20287.6. % Pacitic at, No 275, lot. eossees racitic on ft n w of Hoyt mt, 20x90. uienki at, # a, 129 ft woof Keid av, 5x10. . Remsen wt, n 4, 272 ft @ of Waterbury at, Me be fhe of Lee avy 30 00. nce, a, 80 tn LAT tk aera i rth eb B85 1 w of Hii at, orth 7th ah a, w of Sth wt, 26xi00, 0, fet FERS IN JERRY OITY, Coles st, w 9, 1W ft sof North Latat 1e2u80 Grove at, ws, W ft hof York st, 17. York at, n a, 60 (tw of Grove st, nUDson ole. Boorean ft w of Palisade ay, 76.6: pat Ton Walnut ud BERGEN NORTH DERORN. ay, #8, lot 22 and part of 9, 40xk 7, 8 bidck 7, Hudson Growye Map, 680x100. Horn Creek, 4 acres adjoining Bile Lyons’. Road to Poorhouse farm about 1b acres, BAYONNE. 195 ft from Orient nt, 60x100. Howat an, w Wott of keersreed sty Oi USION, Maakens st, w #, lot 135, 252100. "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. NJ GEE e ob05cRe8 feed GE x78, ft-e of Bergenwood road, 19.5: 137, ane lib. ne Married. QRORGIADES—SEVESTRE.—On Monday, Jnne 1, at the Chorch of St, Vincent de Paul, Weat wend third street, by the Rev. Father Roney, ©. D, Qvonotapes to VicToria, youngett daughter of Lota Sev xq. HALE ft Jo Brooklyn, on eat 4 June 1, by These BL. Cando, DOD, Wibiiaa 7, AALS to .NarHews—CanrENren.—On Monday, June 1, by the ev. OC. Rhodes, WILLIAM H. MaTHEWS to Dano- of Aaron B. Ban Ay yoananes Carpenter, deceased, all of this city. . PIgRSON—EVANS.—On Wed: A May 20, 4 Rev. Dr. Tuttle, of St. Luke’s church, New York, Josian B, Pierson (United States revenue cutter service), to Miss BLANCHE A. Evans, eldest iter of Edward Evans, of Willow court, Hudson City, N. J. RaMaGE—WOOLLEY.—Ou Thursday, May 28, by the Rev. M. N. Olmstead, Danis, F, RaMaGB to Kate WOOLLEY, both of this city. No cards. SHEIL—RBILLY.—On , May 28, at the Church of St, Francis Xavier, by the Rev. Father Danbresse, VALENTINE ©. SHEIL, of Brooklyn, to oe ae youngest daughter of Mr. Edward Reilly, of city. Wrarr-SRaMan,—At Perth Amboy, N. J., on Sab- bath evening, May 31, by the Rey. James A. Littie, James WyatT, of Portsmouth, Va., to Mary E, 5#a- MAN, of Perth Amboy. Died. x BACHMAN.—ANN M, BacHMAN, in the 80th year of er age. Remains will be taken to Easton, Pa. Borst.—On Saturday, May 30, suddenly, Emiry Avausta, soungees daughter of John B. aud Kliza- beth Borst, aged 7 years and 10 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the tamily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, at St. George’s church, Stuyvesant square, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. BrouweR.—On Saturday morning, May 30, Jacos Brouwek, in the 73d year of his age. His friends and those of his sons, Theophilus A. and William Brouwer, and of his sons-in-law, Thomas Ryerson, M. D., and Edwin Miller, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the Middle Reform Dutch church, Lafayette place, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at four o'clock, Copgy.—At Brooklyn, on Spnday, May 31, ELMIRA, widow of the late George B.’ Codey, in the g5th year of her age. The relatives and frinds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of her brother- in-law, W. E. Pier, Gates avenue, seventh house northeast of Franklin, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Demat.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, May 30, Sa- RAH, wife of Willian F, Demeai, aged 47 years, Friends and felatives are invited to atvend the fu- neral, from the Third avenue Keformed church, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, Ecx.—On Sunday evening, May 31, Miss ALPIHON- SINE Pace ECK, aged 26 years and 6 months. Her friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service at the St. Vincent de Paul ciurch, this (Tuesday) morning, at nine o'clock, Evays.—At Hudson, N. Y., on Suncay, May 31, Roserr W. Evans, aged 50 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. GINGLEN,—EAsTERN Stak LODGE, NO. 221, F, AND A. M.—DBrothers—You are hereby summoned to at- tend a special communication of this Lodge, at the rooms, on Tuesday, June 2, at half-past ten A. M., to pay the Jast tribute of respect to our deceased wor- ay brother HuMpiRey GINGLEN. By order of JOHN Devins, Sec’y. JOHN J. FINN, M. HaAGNeR.—At While Plains, N. Y., on Monday, June 1, PrepeRtck W. Hagner, of Hanover, in the 54tn year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Presbyterian church, in the village. KELLY.—On Monday, June 1, HANNAH M., wife of James Kelly, in the 26th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, J. Lowe, 61 Eighth street, Brooklyn, E, D., on Wednesday afternoon, at half- Past two o'clock. May 31, Mrs, KITcHeN.—On Sunday, KircHen, aged 72 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral,this (Tuesday) aiternoon, at one o’clock, from the residence of her son, George H. Kitchen, Seventy-third street, near Third avenue. KELLY.—On Sunday morning, May 31, of consump- tion, HuGu A., the only son of John Keily, late Sherif of New York, aged 20 years, 5 months and 15 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, which will take place from the residence of his father, 277 Lexington avenue, on Wednesday morning, at half-past nine o'clock, to St. Patrick’s Cathedral, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be ceiebrated for the re- is eof his soul, The remains will be interred in the mily vault under the cathedral, MaGRaTH.—On Sunday, May 31, JESSIE E. Ma- GRATH, infant daughter of John J. and Sarah E. Ma- grath, aged 6 months and 4 days. ‘The remains will be interred in Greenwood Ceme- ABIGAIL tery. MArret.—On Monday morning, June 1, Desrre MARTEL, 4 native of France, in the 891 year of ber C. “The friends of the family and members of the Con- corde and Sincerité Lodges, 0. L of O. F., are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from {ie re- sidence of her son, 34 West Tweiith street, tuis (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. MINGINS.—On Monday, June 1, EL1zaA Woop, wife of Rev. George J. Mingins, aged 40 years. ‘The friends oi the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 313 pane — street, on Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock. McCuLLY.—On Saturday, May 30, after a eet | pet Maky CLENCA, wile of John F, McCully, age ears. ‘ue friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to atlend the funeral, this (Tues- day) afternoon, at half-past two o’clock, from her late residence, corner of Grand and Eleventlr streets, lyn, E. D. McLAUGHLIN.—Oa@_ Sa May 30, at West Brighton, Captain WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, aged 52 years, 2 months and 22 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect> fully invited to attend tie funeral, from his late reai- dence, this (1ueadey) morning, at nine o’elock, McGratu.—At Fordham, on vow G my, 29, sud- denly, Eiza C., wife of "William B. McGrath and eldest daughter of R. W. Stamper, Esq. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday ) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her father, (bird avenue, Co r- ner of Fifty-first street, Brooklyn, Carriages will be at Wall street ferry, brooklyn, at two o'clock, McMurray.—Suddenly, on Sunday, May 31, WM. McMurray, in the 55th year of his age. ‘The funeral will take place at the Soath Reformed church, corner Fifth avenue and Twenty-tirst street, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o’cloc! Roacu.—On Saturday morning, May 20, after a short illness,JAMEs E.,son of John andEmetine Roach, in the 19th year of his age. Funerai from the residence of his parents, 1i4 Second avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, two o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family and his cl samates of Columbia College are respectfully in- vited to attend. Poughkeepsie papers please copy. ROcKWELL.—At Morristown, on Monday, June 1, ANNIE RocKWRELL, daughter of Samuel 5. and Ema R. Halsey, aged 3 years, § months and 17 days, RvussELt.—On Monday morning, June 1, Henny RUSSELL, in the 66th year of his age. ‘The relatives and {rieuds of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 74 Fulton street, Brooklya, on Wednesday afternoon, at taree v'clock, Ne ie ee morning, June 1, CHABLOTTS Seas, in her year. The ‘relatives and friends of the family are re ey ee to ggg the ot Roa A = sidence of her grandson, Heury Livingston, ‘ent streot, Brooklyn, E. D., om Wedmesday aliernoon, at th Sear cal an ony udson papers 5 THOMPSON.—At Weat Islip, Le I, om Sunday even- ing, May 31, ELizaBETH THOMPSON, Widow Jona than Thom; ny late of the city of New York, in the 96th year of her age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, West Islip, L. L, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, VAN SICLEN.—On Monday, June 1, after an illness of twenty-six hours, CLana, only child of George W. and Sarah J. Van Siclen, aged 7 months and 8 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from thé residence of her parenta, No. 230 Eighth avenue. Van Court.—On Monday, June 1, at Mount Vernon, MAny HowLanp, wife of Charles W. Van Court and daughter of James and Elizabeth Howland. Notice of funeral hereafter. WarERsurY.—Qn Sunday, May 31, WILLIAM HEN- BY WATERBURY, EY years, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the late resi- dence of his mother, Klizabeth Waterbury, No. 20 Fast Twenty-first strect, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The rewains will be en to Cypress Hills Cerhet for interment. WINDLE. Saturtay morning, May 30, after @ Jong and protracted llinose, Mr. GRORag B. WINDLB, oN dot rear of his of the family are respectfully invited to (Tuesda;) noon, at twelve attend the this ( o'clock, from 118 West Thirty-first street. a8 MARBLE MANTELS, ‘ARBLE MANTELS.THE BKST PLACE IN THR ‘to purchase elty Marble Manielsof the iatest deal; at low feat A. KLABER'S Marble Wor! East teenth street, near Third avenue, N.Y. Cut out. ‘ARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, Hf INES, M great varieties, at reduced priese. 2 EARS ona’ ‘ufactory, 52 First avenue, near rd street. Get price lis defore buying elsewhere. Mantels put up in the country. MARLzEZED, SLATE MANTELS, HALF THR PRICE of marble. 1d for, simples. . B. STEWART, 606 Sixth avenue, Afth and Therty-sixth streets, LOST AND FOUND. POUND AT STEINWAY. ON FRIDAY APTER- noon, » Bag. ‘owner can have the ame by abplying to . B, Christopher, 27 Madison avenue. UN! "THE TERRACE, FIFTIETH STREET AND UND_ON THE TERRACE, aS ‘containing sum of money, ‘hicks the owner can-have 0, eee pene, DUND—A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING AW AMOUNT | street, wi owner ci proving propery. Apply to Fhociaa Murphy, 88) Front aureee Es CERTIFICATE.—NOTICE I3 HEREBY GIVEN ‘been made to the Auditor General weal twansfer of the ‘Commonweat Marx, of London, which certiticate é 1, dated July 12, 1884, act of April 5, 1624, for OST—ON FRIDAY, MAY 29, A ROUND GARNET Breastpin. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 124 East Thirtieth J OST—BANK BO and Traders’ Savi I leave it at the bank, 388 Bowery. LogtyA METIER, MAILED AT SCHUYLERVILLE, N. Y., about May containing a Note, dated New ork, } for 1,000, drawn by Richard H. Ellis, and der of Phwbe Keld. All persons me, 8 Payment has been LIS, ON THE MECHANICS n. The finder will please November 14, payable on demand to the or: are cautioned against negotiating +4 stopped. R. 77 South street. O8T—SLATE COLORED GREYHOUND SLUT, WITH white spot on the breast. $5 reward will be paid at 1,499 Broadway, near Forty-sixth street, in the store. L OST.—ON FLUSHING OR EAST NEW YORK ¢ A 4 Pocketbook containing four ten dollar bills, one five and some change, a pencil and ' eit. ‘The finder wil be eet at street jams Fewarded by leaving it nen siresh, Williamsben REWARD Oe REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, BETWEEN SIX- Pe) teenth and Tweilth sireets, on Bigs avenue, & lady's reastpin, ‘The tinder will receive the above reward upon re- turning the Pin to 857 West Eleventh street or to W. T. Simms, 83 Cedar street. i REWARD.—LOST, A BLACK SETTER DOO, $10 Whoever will bring’him to Mr. Speit, 156 West Broad: way, eball receive the above reward. j two for DOG, the 10 REWARD—LOST, MAY SI, A SMALL DIARY, containing four checks, signed by Peter Lynch, date May 30, 1268 ‘and two for $250 each, on the National Ci few York, the payment of which has heen stopped, and other papers that are of no use except to the owner. ‘The above reward will be paid to any person re- turning the same to Peter Lynch, 41 Vesey street, 10 RENARD CLOsT JUNE 1) A WHITE q with black ears and face. Any’ person returnin same to No. 6J reet wili receive the above rewat 150) REWARD.—LOST,, THREE, | $100, GREEN- OU backs, going from’ Twenty-third street and Fifth @venve and across Fulton ferry to neighborhood of City Hall, Brookiyn, and returning by Wall street ferry. The finder, on returning the same to ofiice of Brooklyn Oi! Refinery, #4 Bur- ling slip, will receive the above reward. 500 retiWARD.— ROBBERY, | EMBEZZLEMENT- UU trand, adultery and ail suspected dishonesty Is skil. uly, privately and confidentially slited for parties interested Teris moderate. “Bureau of Information,” 149 Fulton st, CLOTHING. T 30 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY- first and Thirty-second streets.—Ladies and gentiemen gan reoelve the highest price incash for all Cast-off Clothing, Call on or addveas 8. MANDEL. At 93 SIXTH AVENUE.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, if you wish to receive the highest cash price for your cast off Clothin you can do is to call on or'send a note'to M. Avenue, Ladies attended by brs. Marks. dealt with to your satisfaction aud bene DUCAS, LATE OF SEVENTH AVENUE, STILL pays firty per cent more for Cast-off Clothing, Carpets, i naw entablishment, 89 Second avenue, near Thirty: Address Mr. or Mrs. Ducas, Carpets, Furniture, Jewelry, &c.y the vest MARKS, 98 Sixth ‘True, you will be &e., at third street TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN RE- ceive tae full vaiue in cash for Cast Off Clothing, Car- ko., by calling on or addressing EDWARD MILLER, 136 enue, near Nineteenth street. TTENTION!—AT_H, ROSENBERG’S CLOTHING ES- tablishment, 212 Seventh avenue, the highest price paid for Cast Ow Clothing, Carpets, Bedding, &c. Ladies and xen- tlemen will be punctuaily attended to by calling on or address- ing Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg. iM OFFERED.—FOR good down town neih! immediately to A Guice sre ‘ing Liquor Store, tn fics saa Arey ROOT BEER STAND street dock. Apply st Ib aveate at COND HAND FIREPROO! ‘A..SECOND Ban FIBBEROOP eaves, ata bargain. + ing ye Store, Led Ri ‘and W: ice ; five years’ lease; reat @60; duress W. Savage, Herald ollice. ae ee NE COTS BUSINESS CHANCE.—PART OR WHOLE oF AN old established Provision, Produce and Fruit Stand aale or tolet. Inguire at 6) Dey atreet, sa cit a ana NEAT LITTLE DINING, COFFER AND CAKE BA- A iter tuie delice a iron hates ceeecen going West; must be gold this weel Call and ecknina for your- elt. Northeast coruer of Broome and East streets, East river, N ENTERPRISING MAN CAN ESTABLISH HIMSELF fn good paying roadaide hotel; good j low rent; everything desirable, “Investigate this. JO3. C. BROWN, 896 Broadway. BUTCHER SHOP FOR BALE Ee THREE YEAKS* lease ; low rent; good stock. “RICK LINDEMANN, 55 Sullivay street, corner of Broome sireet. —FOR SALE GOOD PAYING BAR AND LUNCH « Room; weil located down town. Lease: rent low; with or without Stock. J. P, TRAVERX, 11 Chambers street, A. 2OR SALE, SPLENDID WHITE OAK FIXTURES, + Sheiving, fine Glass Cases and Sugar Bins, fine Coun- ters and Awning, in grovery store, corner Third street and First avenue, together with valuable Lease, two years to run} cheap reut;'a bargain. Apply to CAMPBELL & CO., 350 Broadway. CONFECTIONERY, CREAM AND OYSTER SALOON for sale, on leading avenue; furniture, stock and tix- tures first class; three years lease, OHN DETURBE, 735 Sixth avenue. RARE CHANCE.--FOR SALE, A FANCY GOODS ‘Trimming and Hostery Store; also a tine Corner Biiltard Baloon, Liquor stores, Restaurants, Country Hotels, Groceries, MINCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. BAKERY FOR SALE-—DOES A BUSINESS OF 25 barrels a woek; f rice B1,000; ‘@ fine Poultry and Vegetable Stand, Meat Markets, Corner Liquor Stores, Vine= gar Busines MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. BUSINESS FOR SALE,—A FIRST CLASS AGRICULTU ral Paper, with an extensive clreuiation and large. a: Vertising patfonase, together with Type and stock in trade, suitable for ing ou the rapidly increasing and weil es: tablished busiaest. “For fuil particulars address A. B. O., care W. J. Cariton, 171 Broadway, New York. BE, 2, ILLIARD ROOM—UNDER A LARGE hotel and the only one on the premises, doing a good business, for sale on reasonable terms, Address Bar, Herald ollie. NOUNTERS FOR SA J Counters, b in the rear. A LOT OF NICE PANELLED fat tops. Call at 989 Spring street, N FAVORABLE TERMS, ixtures of a Coal Yurd io noer street, Brooklyn, Apply on GEKS & CROWN, Ill Broadway, ing, room BD. Myrtle avenue, coruei the premises, ‘or to I New York, Trinity Bui OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, LEASE AND Gvod Will of a long established Book and Stationery Store; location down town, near Broadway. A rare chance fora man with about 52,000 capital. Apply this day, at 9 o'clock, to FLisMING, the hatter, 210 Broadway, corner’ Ful- ton si OR SALE—ONE OF THE LARGEST SMOKING Tobaco Manufactories in the city, in complete or now running; reason for selling owner going to Europe. Ai dress where an interview may be had 116 Liberty street, Call« fornia Wine Company, FoR, SALE_THE. ALE VAULTS AND, RESTAURANT 68 Fulton street; reasons for selling will be explained} ease and license with it, Inquire onthe premises, T 71 SIXTH AVENUE LADIES AND GENTS CAN find the original and honest denier B. MIN'TZ, to whom they can dispose of their cast-oif Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, Jewelry at 60 per cent more than elsewhere, Please call on or address B. MINTZ, 71 Sixth avenue, neat Waverley place. Ladies attended by Mra. Mintz. RIS, 889 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN hird'and Thirty-fourth streets, pays the highest for ladies’ and gents’ Cast Of Clothing, Furniture, Car- jewelry, dc. Punctually attended to by’ Mra. $10,000 WORTH OF LADIES AND GENTS! CAST DL, Of Clothing wanted, at once, the highest price paid. Call or send nol irs. STRALSS, 360 Seventh svenu@(ormerly of 368). ASTROLOGY, STROLOGY.—DR. AND MRS. BROUGHTON ARE THE best Astrologists, and are consulted daily on all affairs of life. 04 Canal street, near Greenwich. Fee $1 to $6. MADAME, NORMA, DISTINGUISHED | NATURAL clairvoyant, from’ Paris.—Consultations on the past, Present and future, 129 East Thirteenth a MADAME LE COMTE—SPIRITUAL, MEDICAL AND business Trance Medium, Her information is positive. No, 58 Sixth avenue, near Fourth street. ADAME KUSA, GREAT NATURAL cr, vasala your than ife, roca, the credo te eee 42 Canal sires, near Hudson, Fee #i- IE ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON—SPIRITUAL CTA1R- it marriages ; old place, ‘ourth avenue, between Tworty third and Twenty-fourth streets; Indies #. € EVENTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY-FIRST 338 Niece Madame RAY, Clairvoyant and Astrologist. Tucky numbers. Speedy marriages. Ladies, ceuta; geuts, cen SPECIALTY.—DR. R. COBBETT, MEMBER OF AL RYU Medical Gotlege nod R. O.'Sargeons, London, tan be consulted as usual on private diseases. ' Oflice 26 Centre street, near Chambers, N, B.—No fee unless cured. A —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 + Amity place, guarantees relief in all female complaints. ‘ieasant Rooms for nursing. —DR. GRINDLE, LADIES’ PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 AMI ALO pisces makes {Chis special practice to treat all fo inale complaints, from whatever cause produced. Sure relief to the most anatous patient, Elegant rooms for ladies about to require nursing. A WHADIES REQUIRING, MEDICAL ASSISTANCE «,, thould consult Dr. ALLEN, No. 42 St, Mark's place; a Fevillar, successful practitioner ; elegant rooms provided. \ LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY.— Dr. POWERS, 191 Stanton street, Vigor aud manhood by using Lilxir of Lite. LL CERTAIN DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY, without mercury. Consultations private, by Dr. HAR* RISON, ofice 177 Bleecker street. CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH OR AX. “without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor of Midwifery ; over 80 years’ practice. Her infallible French Fo- male Pilla, No. 1, price $1, or No. 2 PI ly ared, price $5, which ‘can never fail, are safe and healthy. Sold ouly at her office, No. 1 ana first door from Fifth avenue, and at 152 Greenwich atreet, or nent by mail, Caution.—All are counterfeits, Her Circular to the Married sent free, M, MAURICEAU, M, D., PROFESSOR OF DISEASES A, women, 20 years’ practice, at 129 Liberty street, jnarantees certain relief to ladies, from whatever cause, ithout pain or inconventence. (OR SALE—A SODA WATER MANUFACTORY; BOT- tles, boxes, Horses and Wayons; rare chance seldom met with, For particulars call at 9 Ninth avenue for a week, from 9 till 4. OR SALE—A FINE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, VERY cheap. Apply to WILLARD MANUFACTURING COM- PANY, 634 Broadway, New York. For SALE—A STAND SUITABLE FOR A FIRST CLASS oyster stand. Inquire of the Clerk of Fulton Market, OR SALE—THE RECIPE, STOCK, MOLDS, CUTS and Material of the best new Patent Medicine ever Offered to the public. realized. Price $2,100, | Reason for selling both the proprietors have othey business, Address Pacilic, care of A. D. Munson, 63 Bleecker atreet, New York, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS VINEGAR MANUFAC: tory, in complete order, with all fixtures for the “quick’ process;arare chance. C. H. OLIVER, No. 7 Beekman st, OR SALE. and CLINTON GARDEN WINE, ALE, LIQUOR enue, West r Beer Saloon, Chambers street, Palisade avs joboken ; garden; choice fruits and Sane arbors; seven rooms and basement, Rent #32. ice OR SALE—A RARE CHANUS THK, BEST LOCATED Restaurant and Dining Rooms in Pitimus ns oF apply to G. Rt IDDLETON, 109 Market street, ANMUS& phia. F°s: SALE-STATE RIGHTS FOR DAVIS’ PATENT ig Operas Swing. Apply to WILLIAM HEWITT or LEWIS: TLBBALS, Broadway. (OR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD will of the beat fitted up Oyster and Her ge heqmedter ip ihe olty. Northeast corner of Broadway and ‘Thirty-third street. Satisfactory reasons for selling. (OR SALE—FOUR YEARS’ LEASE OF A FINE COR. ner Store, on Sixth avenue ; rent low; an excellent loca- fon for any first class business. Apply at 685 Sixth avenue. OR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A Teo Goods Blore, dolng a good busioess; or will sell Lease and Fixtures. Apply at 635 Sixth avenue, OR SALE.—TWO PAIRS OF FRENCH FOUR FEET Burr Mill Stones, a quantity of Belting, Conveyors and levators will be sold cheap, at the distillery, Third avenue, corner Twenty-ficat atrect, South Brooklyn, OR SALE—IN ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS IN New York, a Wine, Fruit and Cigar Store, with Samp.e Room attached, doing @ business. Address for three days Y., Herald ofice. Brokers need not answer. A fortune may OR SALE—A VEGETABLE AND PRODUCE STAND F in Clinton Market. Address Market, station C. POR SALE—THE STOCK AND INTEREST IN SOMB Yo opieasy Medicines that have been extensively adver: several years and are in good demand. Hy sys- ee ee tention rons ar ve n ao wali peion made roiitable. None eeeeply ’ BHYAN & CO. 96 East Thirteenth eo ‘OR SALE_LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THD F Cottage Billiard Saloon, Herriman avenue, Jamaica, L. L. For particu.ars apply to Chas. Lewry, Jamaica. TO LET OR EXCHANGE—FOR REAL F Botate wi iu 25 miles of New York, fitted up bil: itard ‘marble beds. Room +0 feat, sameeren oe POTONES, 407 Grand street, enstapibainipioanaipuaas a ete maaan ‘OTEL AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE—DOING EX: cellent business ; excellent location, compietely by ee full of boarders; rent $40 per month ; long lease ; will be so! cheap. 413 East Houston street, ‘ ‘OTEL FOR SALE.—FIRST CLASS HOUSE, NOW doing a successful busin being full of regular and transient Goarders. Apply to HOWES & OO., No. 2 bey street, room No. 9. BLESSING TO LADIES.—A LADY WRITES:—POR- tuguese Female Pills relieved me in one without inconvenience, like magic. Price Dr. A. M. MAURI- CEAL, oflice 129 Liberty atreet, or sent by mail. =—MADAME VANBUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- « wife, cures the worst cases of female complaints with aafety. No. 42 St. Mark’s place. —LADIES’ CERTAIN ASSISTANT IMMEDIATELY— « Dr, POWERS, 191 Stanton street; rede guaranteed Brith or without medicine; rooms for ladles requiring trent ment ‘NERTAIN RELIEF TO LADIFS. -DR. POWERS’ MOST y powered female medicine, harmless in action, success(ul whatever cause. 191 Stanton. R. HUNTER'S BOTANIC CORDIAL RESTORES vigor of youth in one week; gives health and strength ¥ the most debilitated. 65 per bottle, No. 8 Division street, nce 8. COOPER, IM DUANE STREET, MAY BE CONSULT. ‘ed on private diseases. A practice of thirty-two years’ experience enables him to make perfect cures, or no pay. R. HUNTER CAN CURE WORST CASES OF CER- tain diseases, without mercury, in shorter time than any other physician, of no pay take. No. ¥ Division street, since J*acacar, TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME DUBOIS (25 ed practice) guarantee certain relief to married ladies, with or without medicine; no pain or incon- venience, Female restorative Patients from a distance vided with Board, nursing, Ac. Private advice letter free. ice 38 Third avenue, below Tenth street, New York. K AND CANDY STORE—WILL BE SOLD CHEAF M" called for to-day. Apply at 119 Division street. TENT STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE—ONE OF THE P'hont tatenbie lite articies ever offered to the pubite; can vd MU it and vate family. a Renee ee eT RAVEN, 11 Chambers sirect. a ESTAURANT FOR SALE.—THE SALOON | 429 em (known as the World Saloon), will be sold at a@ bargain, Inyuire on the prem! WATER.—A_ TWELVE SYRUP TUFT'S WHITE S°pavenes marble Draught. Apparatus, with Holder, block tin Pipe, ce. &c., for sale cheap. Apply at the corner of Mon roe and Gouverneur streets or 43 East Broadway. GATES FOR SAL CHEAP—ONE LARGE SIZE HER. A Ting Safe, two medium and one «mall size Safe of Her ring's, Wilder's, Marvia’s and Latte a b Malden tane._ Qu K AND COUNTERS, FOR SALB Se with & PUTNAM, Broadway. BCULATORS AND CONSUMERS.—BE (PO, Bay ae cared hundred bales of Hay and fifteen to twenty tons of loose hay for sale. Address Hudson, New York. sTO! SALE CHEAP—HANDSOMELY FIT- mat pig By ‘bree ‘ears’ lease ; rent low; store can be tised for any other business. Apply in the store northeast corner of Forty-sixth street and Second avenue, WILL BUY FOUR YEARS' LEASE AND FIX. $7 tures of Store 454 Fourth avenue; good opening for grocery or iL FROM THE COUNTRY OR CITY WILL FIND the beat medical board attendance, narsin; during expected sickness with physic Dr. P Hudson, station 8. CAMERON & CO.-STEAM PUMPS FOR BOIL. A. ere, factories, steamships, mines, &c. Foot of East Twenty-ihird street, New York. KING PRESSES FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE TO sertonragh, bo. power is horizontal acre’ with gem wheal y ‘ zon! motion. power i@ JOHN STUART, 19 Broadway. FRENCH ADVERTISHMENTS. __. N HOMME DE 3% ANS, NON MARIE, DEMANDE ‘ane place comme valet de chambre ou comme cuisinier, ‘adresser ches Tallichet au 27 (est) 18me Tue, au coin roadway. NE. JEUNE FRANCAISE DESIRE SE PLACER pene Sapiees teeta Nias ae Sa we pa pibond a —— H SRUNE FILLE ARAIVANT DE rance, desire s@ pla @t pour coudra; elie peut donner de bounes recon 34 4me av. vba. Sadresser a Ne UNE PLAGE DA i J)NE_ JEUNE PERSONN j \ featante), sachant co’ . noe? tans one bonne familie comruc couturte Re'chamsee; alle pert fouruir do bonnes rest cual oan S’adressor Na 194 due ay? an R SALE—AT THE ATLANTIC DOCK IRON WORKS, Brooklyn, ® pair of Engines, 10x42 stroke, with Boller all complete, wultable for sternwhee! boat; also all the Tools Sid Machinery in the above iron works. SALE—A FINE TOBACCO MACHINE, AND ALL eceasary implements for working a tobacco manu- . Inquire at 967 Fourth street, corner of Perry. ar" SALE—ONE EIGHT HORSE POWER PORTABLE k Ste vm Engine and Boiler, one locomotive tubul: tubular Boter, hy {one npr peer ‘A (ress or aris ‘Erie Brain Iron Works, corner Of Elizadeta\amd Dwight streets, South Brooklyn. SHOP TOOLS CHEAP.§ FPET PLANE! eee Drit, Vices; several kinds of Blowern, fo power; Saw i. wiehes, scroll and cirgie, JULNSON'S freight depot, Centre m vest, corner of WhAE, ron 18, SAFE, WANTE.9-MBDIUM BIZB, IN EXCHANGE FOR SY engine or bolie.s Address, stating nize, maker and price, Fireproof, Herald o ea oR LM TTOISTYNG ENGINE FOR BALE, CHEAP HAS Hines on pler ote 8 Novi eiver, Apply to MEN RY Wet sienab adits ot nab stand. ‘¥_A LIQUOR STORE WELL Fit- $350. Wit ieariy eto or mock twoluded; ren ew month, No. Old Grand street, New ¥ ork. WILL PURCHASE A REOTIFYING DIs- 3.800 It doing a | cash business over ease, stock, fovation and amount 9¢ buslnevs daly will best convince the value of the establishment. Part or Moat may remain on security. Addruss for two days W, W.. station _—— $5.600. store, SALE—A FIRST RATE GROCERY ‘busi {In good dot en Sete leceae i i No agency. SOHN M. BEL anh, ah Washington Grest, sear Ro! insons LS “A FINE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS BILLIARD rte with "a new! tent cusliions, wiil found'at hienew we ud Crosby street, also ten secon hand Tables, but littie used, alt of which be offers low for cash. eS no eee ILLIARDS.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOUR GOOD Tables; Phaion'’s make peoweerea wil Pay cast ihe balance in monthly instaliments. Address, with ful p ticulare, A. M.y Williamsburg Post oilice. rf] reo A SIX POCKET MARBLE BED PHELA Fee emcee tre lags Billiard Table; hae naw “i 4 ta in iient order ; sold yory ol ‘AD for immediately. Also, four good | wi Mess, it be old fo or their 5a and 56 eat Thirtee wth & ‘58 and 55 TO f oO. CHERK c agent New Lork Cigar Mania Gurlig Company, 73 Mutvn) thivel 00 Claans FROM. 811 thousand, ‘wr cash only. 100.00(