The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1871, Page 9

FINANSIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wate Street, SUNDAY, May 14—6 P. M. THE TRADE OF THE CITY, ‘The week has been marked by fair activity in com- mercial circles. Even the dry goods trade showed onsiderable animation, owing toa demand from ‘uptown buyers, who finda ready market for the various assortments of lighter goods. reasonable to conjecture that this demand would be Still better were the weather more seasonable. In cotton there have been large dealings, both on specu- Jation and for consumpiton and export, the tone of whe market continuing firm at advanced prices for the several grades. Wheat and flour were Irregular, and the market, at the close, heavy. The sudden re- pairs to the canal checked the speculative inquu, THE MONEY MARKET.” The feature in financial eireles lins been the In- ‘reased case in money Which Jor temporary use among the stock houses was worth only five per cent at the best, aud finally became so anundant as to break the rates down to merely nominal figures With the present outlook there is every reason to belleve that before the middle of the summer the ordinary rate on stock cojiaterals will gravitate to three per cent. hardly a corresponding abatement of rates, but there is no teiling at how low a iigur bt negotiate their pape: on Saturday. In discounts there 1s some of our prime houses mig ee FOREIGN EXCHANGE. : A disagrooment between the holders of the Trca- ‘Bury certificates and the oficials of the Troasury Department as to the coin in whitch the certificates ‘might be redeemed, and the arbitrary refusal of the latter to pay out standard gold, Induced a sharp advance in foreign exchange, the rates going up in Proportion as the Treasury, in paying out gold, de- scended into the smalier denomins rates were advanced to figures which cover the Average use of these small coins, and closed at 1104 211034 for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling and 410% a 11076 for sight bilis. THE GOLD MARKET. The gold market advanced in sympathy with the foreign exchange market, despite the fact that gold contracts, such as existin the Gold Room, are sus- ceptible of settlement with Treasury certificates, But the action of the Treasury Depariment gave an Ampulse to the speculation for a rise on the general ground that any misunderstanding In the monetary situation ts always @ reason for higher gold. movement lacked enthusiasm, however, entire advance of the week was only } per cent, from 111 to 11134. THE STOCK MARKET. The stock market was, m gene ‘tendency m that way being helped by the circum. stances of the annual eleciion and istallation of cfficers and the removal of the Stock Board to less commodious and less agreeable quarters, were irregular and the general fecling aimless, if we except operations in Union Pacific, which give proof of the support of a strong clique, and in actlug so as ions ofcoin, The , duil, its natural speculation, figures. Lake seems to have lost its brilliancy for the present and the specula- it dragged, its price gradually decuning. Pittsburg was knocked about by Its clique in a lively manner, but appears to have few dc side themselves. Pacific Mail lost ail its buoyancy and fell away two or three per cent. Supporters are sald to nave had a quarrel as to the management of the bul! movement, arranged to come off this spring and summer. remaining active shares were al heavy, the list having lost its homogenity. In State bonds a moderately large business was higher prices in the Teunessces, Sonth Caro- linas, Norih Carolinas and Missouris, increasing demand for the low-priced Southern bonds generally, and quite an interest has sprung up in the North Carolina special tex issues, which, from the fact that they have a number of coupons are brought #0 much cheaper to the Jears in it out- rnately steady or GOVERNMENT BONDS. The government list was firm and tn most in- The London quotations for the pewer issues of the five-twenttes in connection with the aituation of the foreign exchange ma shipments by those who had remittances to make. The following were the final street priccs at the close of business on Saturday:—United States cur - rency sixes, 115%; a 11634; do, sixes, 1551, registered, iy a Ty; ay and No- stances higher. nix @ lia do. five-twenttles, ‘vember, 111 @ 111%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do, 1% @ 11144; do, do., 1864, do. do, 111 a 11145 do, do., 1865, do. do., Lila 111!4; do. do., registered, January aud July, 11344 a 113) pon, 113% @ 113% 113%; do. ao., 1888, do. do., 113% a1 forttes, registered, 109 a 109.4; do. do., coupon, 1094 7 do. do., 1865, cou- do. do., 1867, do, do., 113% a THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the assoctated banks 1s ‘The total gain in legal reserve, con- KS, 18 Over $2,500,000, very favorable, Bisting largely of green against an increase 1p liabilities of about $4,300, 000, Deducting the twenty-flve per cent of reserve tied up by the latter, the banks are still able to add $1,466,893 to above the reserve amounts to $i4,629,44: ‘It is not so easy to understand a small decrease in loans unless upon the hypothesis thatthe duller usiness at the Stock Exchange has so limited the demand on call that the receipt of money by the maturing of time eugagemen than the fresh engagements of Wall s' The statement contrasts witu its predeces- Sor as follows: — Shas been greater Legat tenders. THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARK The extreme fluctuations dally in the price of gold during the week were as follows LATES? PRICES OF STOCKS. The following were the final street quotations Saturday evening for the principal s Dnion Telegraph, 694, a 6 4556; Now York Central, 951 tral scrip, 9334 a 93%; Brie, 267% a {a 113%; Lake Shore, 108% a 1087 @ 126%; Northwestern, preferred, 0675 9 97 St. Paul, 624¢ @ 625; St. Panl preferred, 81 Onto and Mississippi, SL a 513% 5 Union Pacilic, 861 a 364%; Boston, Martford and Columbus, Chicago and indiana Cen- gral, 2475 a 2456. MR. BOUTWELL AND HIS DOUSLE EAGLES. ‘The following remarks on this tim from the Ohronicle of Saturday basi On reflection Mr. Boutweil will se himself aud to the Treasury of which he nancial chicf, that nothing be done which will tm- air the credit or good faith of tue government. Except as # temporary ‘nerve Some permanent puniic fvill ot submit (oO avy such Injury vs this, they ought not to he reaily pays the gold depositor Jess nd, although for domes- )8'¢; New York Cen- ortuwestern 11436 @ 1143 843g @ 84145 Rock Isiand, ‘Wabash, 64 a 64% iy topic are that tt 1s due to precaution and to sub- han the face of his note; ar ai¢ circulation, the light weight coin ve ‘ag that of full weight, still, when demand for coin is almost exciusively lor exporta- tion, the depositors lose on ev: ‘Yo this Mr. Boutweil responds that Me gold deposits in question are licid for the convenience of the depositor without charge, mot far that transaction, As At present, the imilion $2,500 or deposit of double eagies, bat of the smail light weight coins, It is impossibld to discriminate which f the notes were so issued, and the Treasury has ways exercised the privile; coins when the demana for demand forthe smatier pice compromise, and to cut short some of the mischiets Which are daily inficting unjust losses on our rehanis, tt has been proposed, to make the ‘reasury gold paymeuts partly th gold and paruy im the small coins, ‘as large # proportion of doable eayies as pdssivie tu the holders of the gold notes. dient this plin has advantages, peaking, the governwient bh light coms to tts creditors. 16 if one of the functions (ue Lygpsury to Gol WOReY dns ty BegR the val: f paying out small bie eagies outran the AS a temporary ex- no right to pay out ‘NEW YORK HERALD. M age of the country at the full value prescribed by law. AS soon a8 any coins paid into the Treasury are found to be light weight they are to be recoined. It 18 ove of the results of our paper money system that the proper attention not been given to our coinage. Hence have originatea the present diMculties, which de- -mand Mr. Boutwell’s prompt attention, and will probably be satisfactorily adjusted during the com- ing week. Some unnecessary stress has been lald on the fact that the government derives no advan- tage from the holding of these gold deposits, and that as the depositor is the person obliged he ought not to complain of the inconventence which 1s now under discussion. If true, this argu- ment 1s valid agaist the policy of passing such a law as that of the 2d of March, 1863, which autnorizes the gold notes, but tt 18 of no force to impair a ceitract made under protection of the law, or to release the Treasury from. ity obit- gations to pay on demand in coined dollars of full weight any note it may issue, Surely our currency is suficiently anomaious already, Our laws author- ize four different Kinds of money, each of which 1s @ legal tender:—First, gold coin, which 18 the standard currency of thecountry; second, silver coin, which 1s worth four or five per cent less than gold; thira, greendbacks which are worth less still; and Jasty, national bank notes, which ave often, at a discount below grecubacks, COMMERCIAL REFORT. SATURDAY, May 13-6 P. M. Corrrr.—The market for Rio was dull and heavy. Prices were without quotable change in the absence of transactions, Other descriptions were neglected and nominal, The sales Were ail couiued to small lots from second handa. We quote :— Ordinary cargoes, We. a 103xc. ; fair do., 10e. a 1o,; good do., 11340. @ 1L¢e. ; prime do, 12340. a 12}ge, ; extreme range for lots, 10)ge, a 183g0., gold, per Ib., in bond, thirty to sixty days’ credit. Java (government bags), 180. a 200. ; do. (gov- ernment grass mats), 18}¥c. a 22c,; Singapore, 17c. a 1) Ceylon, 1534 Maracaibo, Ic. a 17c.; Laguayra, Me, 4 Ic. ; Jamaica, 1c. a 15}g0.; St. Domingo (gold, in bond), #34c, x 10e.; Costa Rica, Iige. a 17e.; Manila, ‘Ic. a 1be. ; Mexican, 18e. a 17¢.? Savanilla, Le, ‘16/90. 5 Curacom, 18e. a yetON.—Under small offerings and a fair demand from all sources the market for this staple continued strong and & further advance of Ac. per Ib. was readily established on ali grades, the market closing with a strong upward tea- deucy ‘The sales were as follows:— Ye-Day, Last Evening, ‘Toll. aid 6 Export. ese. 1,10 Cons bu2 418 420 Spe oy 46 238 In transit. 2,259 300 2,559 Total... 170 4,805 We quote ante Deis. Ordinary. 1 Good or Low middi lls ich Good mi 3 excited under ap activo demand and prices were agnin higher, tho market closing firm at ibe. a tec. per Ib. advance over the closing figures of yesterday. The transactions to-day comprise 1,500 bales, aa follows: —M: id at lalge., 400 at 15 5-1dc, ; June, 24 0) at 154¢c.; July, 200 T.16e., 800 at 1634 iy Com ether; August, 200 at 153¢c. ; September, 600 at 1534. ; Decem- er, GWatiic. Yesterday after 7,100 bales changed hands as follows:— May, 600 at 15! at 16 1-16c., 1,100 at Le. June, 800 at 15 8-1 Bk OD at ae ly, at 7 August, 200 at Loge. Ju at 15 b-lbe., 100 at 1oi4e., 3.0 private terms ;” exchanged, paid to exchange 20) May tor 200 June. ‘Total since port, 19,00) bales, The average quotations of yesterday's Forward’ aeliveries were as follows :—May, 15.dtc.; June, 15.1bc.; July, 18.5ic.; August, 1Jgc.; September, I6igc. The recetpt at the ports to day were as follows :—Galveston, 940, New Orieans, 1,438; Mobile, 382: Savannah, $20; Charleston, 881; Wilmington, 20; Nortols, 239; New York, 72; Boston, 136. Total, 9468 bales, against 5,711 bales same day last week, and Daii8 bales same day last year. FLOUR AND GRAIN. —Receipts—Flour, 13,618 bbls; wheat, 60,486 bushels; corn, £5,700 bushels; corn meal, 100 bls. and 745 baga; oats, 14,45 bushels, Tne flour market ruled duil, Dut prices were unchanged. For good shipping stock, extra, $695 was bid. Kye Gonr was dull and unchanged.’ Corn meal was quiet at quotations, Saies 260 bbls, Western and Brandywine. We quote $4 50 9 85 50 No. 2 State.. 4 Superfine State. 5 Te 600 Extra state 326.008 6 50 6 50a 675 5iba Bw 6 Wa 650 Extra Minuesoia. 6508 775 Bound hoop Obio, shipping bran 6 10a 650 Kouad hoop Ohio, trade brands. 67a 700 Famil 70a 82% St. Loui 0a 7 00 Bt. Lout 7Wa 720 St. Lous cl 7% 8 St. Loi 8 W0a 10 0 Rye. flour. 45a 590 ‘Southern No. 5 Wa 560 Soutuera sup 6 60a 60 Southern extra. 6a 825 Southern family. . 8 00a 11 bo Corn meal, Wester 83a — ‘n meal, Western yellor 3a 30 a 35 4200 425 20a — —Wheat was dull but anchang UW) bushels at $1 64.0 $1 59 for new spring and $1 6V a $161 for small lots amber winter, Corn was dull and lower, ‘Phe waies were about 25,000 bushe's at 79. a Sie, for mixed, closing at 8c. a Sie. for mixer Oats were steady, with sales of 33,000 bushels at BSc. 4 68igc., afloat. Varley was a shade more active and firm, ‘The sales were 15,00) bushels Cauada ats), In store. Rye was in better demand; sales 5,00) bushels State, to arrive, at 1 20. FREtuuté.—The market ‘for grain fretghta was firmer, and business consequentiy Was restricted, Shippers gene- rally would not pay the rates asked. Rates for otner goods Were ‘steady. Tae engagements were: To Liverpool, by suil, 15,0.0 bushels wheat at 7ssd. ‘To London, by sail, 34 is. four at 2s, 64. The charters tnclude:—-A British brig, piu quarte hohee ta Cork for orders to the United Kingdo’ ‘& British bark, 698 tong, hence to Vaipa- aim, general cargo, on private terms; a Norwegian bark, B,5u0) tuart rain, to Cork for orders to the Uniied Kiog- dom, 6s. ‘ Norwegian bar« to the Baltic, general caro prot ‘on private terms. Mo1Asers.—The market was higher, owing to the limited supply in Grst bands. A cargo of Cardenas, comprising 243 hhds, and 18 tierces, Was disposed of oa private terms, at a price, however, indicating au advance. Domestic was bleacy, with a moderate quiry. We note sales of 180 bois. New Orieaus in lois at (cous 4c. a t9¢. We quote :— Od Crop. New Crop. 20c. a 220, ave. 2lc. a 280, a :—a- Porto Kico. a— Enghsh Ieiande Be. a 85 4bc. New Orieau — a 40e: a ive, NAVAL Sto The ‘dinatd for spirits turpentine was imited. Lrices, without material change, tended 1u favor of buyers. We note sales 175 bbls, at Suc. ; 60 bbia, in small par- cela at S3c. uw d4c., closing for wholesale iots at Sle. a Kosin was irmer with @ tuir demand. We note sales 1,50) bbls. strained ut $2 40; 2,500 bbls, stramed at from 3240 a $20 and 100 obls, strained at $2 43, At the close $2 4255 wai bid for strained, We quote:—-Strained, #2 4234 a 2 60; No. 2,82 66 3278: No. 1y 98 0 45 yale, 4 80; ‘extra pale, incuding virgin, $5 73087 25. ‘Tar was iu lizht re- Quest at $265 a 2 701or Witmington, and $2 6) for Wash- ington. ROViS{ONS.—Recotots—Pork, 1,545 bbls, ; beef 208 pack- ages jcut ments, 70 packages ; lard, 93 packages. ‘Ihe pork marker rued dull and nominal at $17 a $17 35 for mess, without saies of moment. Beef was quiet at su rates, Beef hams were without change and dull. Cut meats inactive and nominal at former quotations, Bacon was quiet. ‘There Was small untmportaut business done in city long clear at Sie." Lad was dull but tem iis, elng freely bid for prime; 1,260 tlerces sold for July at 1134 ¢. Butter and cheese ‘were in thoderate demand at former prices, Prrno..kUM.—The market for refined was more active and ‘a trie ower, sellers conforming more to the views of buy. ‘The rales were 4,000 bbls, stanuard white, for May delivery, Ye option, at 200ace, & 24%. smuail Lote of crude, in were cold at Mc. a 114c, ‘The Phiiadelpbia market was also lower and business quiet, ‘The sales were 10.0 bbis. andard white, for May, buyer's option, 24%. ; 2,000 bbls. ly, at Higeny and m reported ante ot 19,000 Hie eiull and heavy. Sales were a 7i4¢. for Rangoon and 8c. a gaits to T ge. for Carolin. oe “Without noticeable change {n prices the market for raw was less active and, if anything, a tritle easie: The sales were limited to about 650 hhas., including 25 hh. .. in ieregular lots, to the trad vol huds., sold previously to arrival Kico, at We. ; 188 bi fners, partly at $c., an (uot Detore reported), on private terms ; als gal at 11e., and £70 ceroons and 5Ybbis. at Ye. ‘The m for Tetined sugar was easier, closing at the following prices:— Yellow, Me. @ Mie; 0, Tige. a» 1750.5 extra ©, Wigc, a 124e.j B, Lge. a 12%G0.;'A, 1240 and crushed, powdered rantiated, We "quote :—Cuba—Interior to com- ‘a Oige. ; fair to good retining, 940. a 9),c. 'y, 9/40. a 1We.; prime to choice groc't 1Ws;c. a HU centrifugal, and boxes, 9834c. a 1 molasses, Lhds. and boxes, Hc. a Osc. ; melado, 4\c. @ Tige Lneana—Buxes, Dutch standard, Nos. 7 10%, Bic. a G60.5 d0.. 10 to 12, Hye. a 10K; do., 13 'to 1 Wie 'n Liye. do., 15 to 18, Lise, @ Lge. ; do.,'18 to 200, 1c. doy white, 12\e. a 19g. ‘Porto ieo--Retlnaing grades, Sc. ® $4.5 grocery grades, 9%c. 10\%c. Brazil—Dutch standard, Noa. § to 12, 8c. a Java—Dutch standard, Nos. 10 13, #,c. a 10!,c. Mantla—Current clayed_ and stiperior, 8c. New Orleana Refining grades, 8. a H\c.; grocery u a luige. OVHISREN Receipts, 401 bls. The market was heavy and prices a shade lower; 200 hbis, sold at 913gc. DOMESTIC MiRKETS. n refining, 8) fair to good grocer, BorrAto, N. ¥., May 18, 1871. Receipts—Flour, 8,600 bbIs. ; corn, 145,000 bub.” Shipments by canal—W heat, 54,000 bushels ; corn, 11,000 bushes. Canal freight, 12%e. for wheat and ‘He, for corn, to New York. Flour steady Wheat inactive: No.3 wpring Miwaukeo heud ‘#1 3s, buyers $1 87 Corn dull al 63e. for mixed Western ‘and yellow, in small lot Oats dali; salen 8,00) bushels at be. for Western and 68, for Ohig, ‘Rye held at about $L_ Barley neglected. Pork duilat $18, Lard dull At Thc. Highwines nominally We, a lo, OswkGo, May 13, 1871. Flour in good demand and market stead, 8,800 bois. Si for No. 1 spring, 97 60 for amber wi Go., 88 75 Lor doubleextra. Wheat quiet; sales 720 bushels red'winter at $1 52, ant 2,000 bushels white Canada on pri- vate terms, Corn ‘dull; sales 7,200 bushels at 68cc. aud 1,400 bushels at 69 a 70c, Oais searce br tgiinict at Western. Barley, tye and peas nominal. 60 for bolted, $1 50 Cof unbolted per cwt, Millfeed unchanged. Short @ $26. Ahipstuls, 24 @ B29. Middiings $50 a B32 perewt, [ighwines, 9c. Canal,freights—Whent, Tec. ; corn, ee. to New York; umber, $3 to the Hudson, $4 id New York. CmoAao, May 18, 1871, Flour unchanged, Wheat steaty; No. 2 ‘Chicago spring, 81 Wg a $1 L¥5,. Corn opened firm, but closed dull; sacs at fd%c. a beige; during the afternoon steady aud un- changed. Outs drm; No, 2 advanced ic. a 1e.; closed at Avec, Rye—No. 2 quiet at 88¥jc, RBarley—No. Y quiet at 82." Hichwines firmer at S7)yc. a Sic. Provisioua dull: mess pork closed at S17 0 a 818 2. “Lard, 10%c. Meats nomial. Live hogs steady at 84 40 a $4 80, “Cattle guiet at $4.40 $6.50. Keceipta—6,000 bbls. flour, 200) bushela Wheat, 103,000 bushels corn, 28,000 bushels oats, ,000 bushele ye, 2400 bushels barley, 4000 bogs. | Shipmenta4.000 bbis our, 79,000 bu feat, 165,000 Busheis corn, 27,000 bushels. rier eit a LOUISVILLE, May 18, 1871. Mess pork, $18, Bacon—Packed shouldets, “Tac. ; cleat rib, 94c.; cidar sides, #40, Hama—Sugar cured, Ic. ; plain, pik meats—Loor culdere, © c.; clear rb, Se. ; clear Bae. Li lic, a 12igc. Whiskey quiet at 88c. To- 206 hhds, lugs at $475 a $5 75; low to a $24, Witmixaron, N.C, May 15, 1871, Spirits turpentine steady at diigr. Rowin quiet at $2 for No.2 and $176 Lor No. 1; crude turpentine, 82 a $4. Tar Leet SAVANNAR, May 13, 1871, Cotton firmer, but not bigher, Midditng, Mise. a ise, Net receipts, $20 bales; sales, 700 do. ; stock, 88,896 do, New ORLEANS, May 19, 1871, Cotton active at full prices. Middiingy 134. nm 1dige, Net 150 do, ; to Amsterdam, 1,609 baced acuve; good cutting leat, receipts, 1,438 bal Rronmy ; do; to Guoentown,, 1.80} do.; to Barcvionay, 10-4 do. to Croatadt, 749 do. ;Getke, 3 dor; coastwise, 373 doi, waloda AAU CO. 5 OG he MTL day, | fea Ayers, destres the acquaintan OPERATIONS OF THE PRIZE RING GANG, Rebbing a Jew. [From the Syracuse Courier, May 13.] A Hebrew named Edward Kartschake, of Mil- waukee, converted his property into money in that city with the imtention of changing his base of Ps mgt and going into business in this city. For his property he received a letter of credit, given by Marshal & lisley, of Milwaukee, for $10,000 in gold. He also had £400 in greenbacks, a note for $800 in Prussian money, and another note of 809 marks banco, Hamburg money. These were all placed together in a pocket on the inside of his vest, where it would naturally be supposed they would be safe, He came, accompanted by his daughter, by way of Suspension Bridge, and when they reached Kochester they saw five men of sus- piclous appearance come in the car, and they re- Inalned there until just as the tram reached’ this ctly (about eight last evening), when they made a pretence of iooking for their baggage, as thongh they Wished to get off here, They first crowded around the daughter, but of course did not find their Daggage, for they probably had none, when they went to the seat where the father was sitting and crowded around him, They insisted on his rising so that they might find their baggage, and then immediately decamped, Soon alter the old gentieman found they had cut a button from his vest, and taken the pack- age from the inside pocket where it had been stowed, A despatch was immediately sent off stop- Pp Dg payment on the letter of credii. On the train on Which this man and his daughter were passen- gers (the 8:15 P. M. train), a large number of roughs were returning to New York irom the Mace-Copurn fizzie, and these men were undoubtedly among that gang. The total amount taken would be nearly $15,000 In. greenbacks. A despatch was sent to Utica by Chief Davis to the chief of potice in that city, giving the facts and requesting the arrest of the parties, About twelve this morning a despatch was received from the chief of peice in Utica, say- ing:—‘*Have got your man; will hold him subject to your order,’? . A Party Wrecked in the Lake. The Buffalo Courier relates the following interesi- Ing episode in connection with the prize ight that didn’t come off:—Some time during Wednesi night the steam tug Shoecrait left for the scene of the conflict with a party of about fifty on board, How mauy of the crowd hailed from this city, and how many there were from abroad, we have no means of knowing at our present writing; but we incline to the opinion that there were not many Builalo men in the party, There was whiskey enough among the crowd to keep them in the best Of animal spirits through the night and far into the morning, and it was freely used. When oft Port Maitland, Canada, the yacht was swamped and the party came near meeting a watery grave. The story of their rescue has not come to ‘us circumstantially, \it they got ashore alive and walked to Dunvilte, where they learned that tae fight had suddenly come to a close, ‘They waited for the Grand Trunk watn for this city and got aboard as it came along. The conductor in due time demanded their iares, and the response from the crowd came in the shape of a number of re- voivers, Which were placed in uncomfortable prox imity to the conductor's face, some of the crowd saying, “Oh, yes; we'll pay our fares.” The mob next proceeded to take possession of the entire train, causing much {right among the passengers and de- meaning themselves as disagrecably as possible. ‘The conductor was powerless, and had no discretion but to carry the riotous crew to this cliy, where they arrived last evening. It would a pleasant task tochronicie the arrest and punishment of every rough who was brought bitner on the train. The Shoecralt was seized by the revenue oMecrs at Vort Maitland on suspicion of being a smuggler. How the Party Amused Themselves After th Fight Was Over. {From the Buflalo Courier, May 13.) The scenes while the rougls were embarking after the fight bad been broken up are worthy of an ex- tended description. At least a thousaud “fellows of the baser sort’? ape the greater part of the afternoon at the mouth of Hay Creek. This empties into the lake tbrorgh a gulley, the banks on each side being about forty feet high, and it can be ima- gined by those who have any acquaintance with the class of gentry congregated there, that considerable roughness was mduiged in, It took the form of “skylarking,” mainly, but the play was of a nature approaching the serious. A number of Kegs of lager beer, Which some enterprising geniuses had carried to the scene of the fight, were brought back to this spot. When they reached the top of the path leading down the ully they were set rolling, and acquired Considerable velocity be- fore they reached the bottom, As they came spin- ning through the crowd many a man was bowled down unawares, but such litte accidents as these were cousidered part of the fun, and, in fact, it be. came so funny tha, alter the contents of bome of the kegs had got into the heads of the leading Troughs, other Kegs were carried up the side hull and sent down for sport into the crowd, Late in tne aiternoon tt was necessary to keep a sharp eye out for these projectiies. Colonel Tisdale was bowled down by one of them, and while down reheved of some of his portable property, and the melanchot, part of the story is that 1t was done on purpose, still worse indignity thau this was putupon him by one of the roughs, Who snatched his swora from ity scabbard and threw it into the lake, where this sym- bol of the authority which put a stop vo the fight now reposes, We learn that during the passage back to Erlo the majority of those outside the Ulteves’ rings were gone through will THE TREATY AND THE FISHERMEN.—The Cape Ann (Mass.) Advertiser comes out very stronwiy agalust the treaty, on the grounds that the fishing interests are sacrificed. Jt says:—Ky providing a free market for the provincial fishermen we simply transfer the fishivg business to the haus of loreigners, and punish our own fishermen for com- plaiing when they have been maltreated by Cana- dian omciais, Whatever may be the interests of fish speculators, the producing element will be, vy such a treaty, sacrificed. The expense of materiais in the construction of vessels, of manning and fitting them, costs far more on the American than on the Canadian side of the line, caused tn a great degree by protective tarid¥; consequentiy, instead of fishermen flocking from the maritime provinces tu man our vessels and become citizens, we shail nnd American capital employing these men at their own ports, and gradualiy sapping tue foundations of the American lishing business, The provincial fisherman, in his soit wood schooner, but at jess than one-half the cost of the American; the iish at his own doors, with light taxation and tree salt and the great Americau market free, will have such decided advantages as to defy competition. ‘That the United States will abandon her marine interests and that England will by every means foster hers is apparent in case this treaty ts adopted, 4 COPARTNERSHIeS. HE FIRM OF PLATT & NEWTON, SAN FRANCIS ‘and New York, became dissolved by the death of Mr, George Platt on the 2d instant. Nrw York, May 11, 1871. Partner. Having reference to the foregoing we beg to give notice that we will continue without ge of title, d fer our int and risk, the business heretofore’ conducted by ‘Newton, WM, 't. COLEMAN, L. H. NEWTON. BUSINE: SITIES. 8 CAPITAL, WITH 1 SERVICES OF A f business man, wanted; investicate thi On or address, for three days, B., room M, 258 Broaawa, WIDOW LADY, IN GREAT DISTR to meet with a ‘gentleman havin a large oxable to invest at once in first class city propert arena. Address AFFLICTION, box 103 Herald Uptown Branch ofice, 1,246 Brondway, LIVE, YANKEE, WITH $10, AA and aiways in demand. Adare: FOR ACTIVE MEN WITH SM. ling a new pat Rights for sale, Appl; WILSON, Herald oftce, A RARE CHANCE AA. capital in manufacturing or Article, reqnired in every fam 148 Fultoa street, room No, PARTNER WANTE AX. manufacturing busine cash ; profits 200 per cent pro 125 Herald ofice. PARTNER WANTED. IN A PRC oflice busiapss (with other interests connec! Zon with $60 to 1,00 cash can inquire or adare EDWAKDS, 850 Bowery. sontith wer att CTIVE PARTNER WANTED—WITH $25,000 TO $30.0 10 a manufacturing monopoly; Will have charge of sal And agencies; net. profita #400 n year. References ¢ changed. Principals address GOOD BUSINESS, Herald office. YOUNG MAN I8 WANTED—AT ONCE, WITH SOME capital, to manage a wholesale business In this cf Ratt jroci, for an astern manufacturer; the business 1% estabiiahed here, and with proper management will pay $5,000 thix year; $1,000 to $2,000 capital wiy answer for the present. For an interview aduress, stating ready means at Joumand, B., box 3,601 Post oice, New York RASS FOUNDRY OF THE LATE J, & YH. JON ‘Nos. 243 and 345 Arch t, Phiiadetpbia, ts offered gale. ‘This is one of the oldest estabishments in the having been in operation for over 34 years; a rare opport nity on accommodating terms, ne both of the partners are deceased, Adstress or to G. T. STOKES ana T. M. RSUER, adminisirators, on the premises, ARTNER WANTED—WITIH 1,500, TO TAKE HALF PARTNER, W pantaene or uhe mavutartare and tale of Article required by every householder in_ thie city and Broo Iyne Apply to of addreas BUSINESS, 263 West Twenty-third street. Ce NEE ae a ARTNERS WANTED—ONE IN UPTOWN BAKERY, PATTY Gio crehs also partner In paying advertising busi. 8,0 yearly 0, NO. )—WITH $1,000, ; article staple; Address G. ens, with $1,000 pays ~" ba DY « jurray street, room 23, NER WANTED—WITH §5), IN A GOOD, SAFE Paine La I ace upon interview. Address "RANALIN, Id “PARTNER WANTED, TO ASSIST IN $2,000. resmytwo of he riekat mon in thls coun lo ity. Call and see He ne ea SOY if OU, Noe? Murray sireet, room 98. ce. $3.000.-%m Dusiness which hag cleared $000 per day the | particulars inquire of J. ELLIOTT, 88 West rm “THE SOLE RIGHT TO MANUFACTURE $5.000 Tuck's Urilon for the hale wii bo ex d in or near New York; a sure fartuae to Particulars 40 Murray street, up stairs. * 4 to join equally in at agreeable teenson. For irty: ny for a nies plac energetic party. MATRIMONIAL. EDUCATED WESTERN GENTLEMAN, AG ate) N AM strictly temperate banits, with incon Fa ene dest uf Hi of au by at, virtu- ous and Feflaed Indy, with view to mateimony, Address SIN- OBRALY, New Xork Vout oiica ONDAY. MAY 15, 187 cae BELMBOLD'S 1k HESMsowy's HELMBOLD'S K k K “ 5 : HELMROUINS TELMNOLIS TELM ROLDS HELMROLD'S HELMROLD'S HELMBOLD'S SARSAVARILLAL BSARSAPARILLA SARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARILLA, BARSAPARIULA. SARSAPARTULA, SARSAPARILLA. SARSAPARLLLA, SARSAPARILEA. SARSAPARILUA, SARSAPARILLA. SARSAPARILLAL SARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARILUA, SARSAPARILLA, ! SARSAPARILUA, SARSAPARILL SARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARIU ARSAPARLLL, SARSAVARILL, SARSAPARILL, SARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARILLA, KSAPARILLA, APRIL, MAY AND JUNE, these months TELMBOLD'S FLUTD EXTRA ‘cures all erp HELMBOLD'S FLULF 1 OT SARSAPARILLA the wk: in. ACT SARSAPARILLA, rst form of pload dit HELMBOLD'S F All powders and. on rendering it harsh and coarse. nd those who have 0 to discontinue them and use. SXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, Je is equal in strength to one ¢ octions® a§ usually ima: pint of water, eqn n, destroy the skin, ok at the skin of old any length of time, on of the syrups 1G] WHETY FOURTH STREET BeTWRE yand a wine glass, added tow |” > CATAWBA GRAPE PILL, reeable catharti HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, used in all affections where a parative me/icine ts needed, HELMBOLD'S CATAWHA GKAPE PILLS, harmiess to a child, and taken by children, RELMBOLD's CATAWBA GRAP. . Sails and every ot BOLD'S CATAWBA GitAl in in effect and pleasant in opera CATAWBA GRAPE P A pleasant, sate and a HELMBOLD" composed of Catawba Grape Juice aud fluid Extract Rhubarb, How to proceed tn the Spring and Summer months W, life, new blo Purchase two b euparilia acd one box No better investment can ve made for so sinatl YLUID EXTRACT has acquired n worll-wid All of my preparations are meritorious years has proved this to be the cuse, ¢ remarks made by Ben of those diseases a '¥, he atates that Sarsapariila; its p: y other drug Lam Ririctest sense, a tonic, with th {8 applicable to a atate of the sy ‘ag renders other subst pie or Injurious. remucks of the HELM BOLD'S ‘A period of twenty ing from the medy 18 equal to the vig extraordinary, more #0 so sunken and yet 80 sof the tonte class una- reat chemistsand MR. WARNER: ‘154 North Third street, Phiindelpbia, Pa, H, T. HELMBOLD~ Eateemed friend, we congratulate you on having the handsomest and at the ‘same time the most elective Pill thas 1 baye ever known for the WILLIAM R, WARN H. T. HELMBOLD will remark, {n conciiston, remedies are the result of long and careful atudy, ‘ore the public twenty years; the sal oves their value, iil men of America, Extracts have beon by of them Jn that Une 4 ‘ited by them who followed my instructions, and to-day they and tinequalled in the extent of ¢ fo the Dispen' notexcepting asingle berb, root, p! Pharmacentical I claim all mine to be, and have never ON THEIR MERITS. n or prejnaice that might exist in gainst my Preparations, drortising, and that € 20 years, and more couciu- by any medici lant oF sclentitic prep Patented a singie one. the minds of m: heity given through agelst for a per wely to prove this, see letter: [From the largest manufacturing chemists fn the world, NOVEMUER 4, L854, Tam facqnainted with Mr. H. 7. Helmbold; be oceup! the drug store opposite my residen ting the business where othe: and wad successful in not been equally 80 viy imprensed with LLIAM WEIGHTMAN, wers & Weightman, Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, Paiindelpal ‘The Pill Lhave thought or offering They are now perfect, and I shall stake my time, money and Jame on their effectiveness. the Pill (iself 1 made, the bottle, label, wrapper—ail show with what care they have been prepare: vo English or French preparatton will show greater care, proud of them, © Dausoous-lookingy caretesty-pt ended generally and put up in wooden boxes ani iy or offered by those having no experience as plyaicians, upgista oF Manutacturers Of medicines, test the medicind offered by your obedient servant, and enterprise, the aMicted for ten ‘TED, A PARTY WITH THIS, The inviting style In white {ter exarnination H. 7. HELMBOLD, Crystal Palaco Drng Store, 5M Brondwaye stew York, jisey House, Broadway and Twenty: ptions accurately compounded, Eench, German te iadgiphia, and Palace Pharmacy, G ninth street, New Store open all ni, Continental H 104 Soujn Tenth street Puuadolpita,, 1.—TRIPLE SHEET. BOARDERS WANTED, ] SECOND FLOOR AND OTHER ROOMS, WITH FIRST class Board, to families and single gentiemen. Ref- erences exchanged. 343 \Weat Twenty-lirst street, near Ninth $2 TO #8 PER WEEK.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO lot, with or without Koard, and for light housekeeping ; American family, 8% Hudson street, corner Harrison. Q WEST THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET VERY DEST. ©) rable Rooms to rent, to gentlemen, with Breakfast, or without board, 5 KAST NINTH sTREET.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED © Rooms to let, with Board, to families or ingle gentlemen, % TO B10. DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH EXCEL: ) lent Board, for (amilies and gentiemen, at 174 and 16 eecker sireet, 1x blocks west of Broadway. ‘OR TTA) att I street, sirret; Rouse contains all the mode ern improvement» raver in room, 1HIS ELEGANT 7 WEST TWENTY-NINTH S private residence {a now open for the accommodation of 8 few first class families and singl# gentlemen, with or with- out private tables; references exclar Q BAST THIRTY FIRsT ert e j brat class table newly and elegant! Koorh, with Bow wiiting to pay a ty asonable pri 1G QSIVERsITY PLace.—1Wo NICELY ) Roows, (or gentlemen and wives house contains all inoden {mprov boarders taker JQ West AWeNTy-Finst srr WITH BOARD, J two connecting Rooms, second oor, trout; alto & nice single Root 2L imi moderate for or uly those need apply. FURNISHED or two table HTEENTH STREET.--ROOMS FOR nd single gentlemen, with Board; terms AST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—ROOMS TO et, with Board; also table Board T TWENTY-SEVENTH STRE newiy furnished, with am, t, (0 rent, with private table,or Room men, Without board, 93 HORATIO STREET, NEAR EIGUTH AVENUE.— +) Two neatly furnished and alry Rooms to rent 1a & small private tamily, with or without Loard, wife; also sin nd. wi D4. UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER NINTH STR + ‘Two pieagant, Kooms on second tloor, and « on third, or together, with guod Hoard; referenc to let, separately exchanged. 5 WAVERLEY P TWO LAKGE, VERY NICE. ) ly furnished Roc n third floor, tor wife or two singie gentlemen, with tirst ‘class terms reasonable. O'7 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.- W: 44 furnished Rooms, with or without Boura; location and board first class, A few table boarders tale: OQ WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET —HANDSOME ai Rooma to rent, with Board: two or three table boarders accommodated; house tirst class. ITH 31 WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET.—TO LET, W) e Board, Rooms on third fourth tloors, very desira- bie and neatly {urnished, tor gentlemen and wives or single genulemen. 4m STREET, EAST (146), NEAR LEXINGTON AVE hh Board, to «families and 8) Uemen at reduced prices ; house and location tirst class; ref- erences exchanged. BAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY nd University plice.—An elegant Suit, also other Rooms, with first class Board and atiendance, to desirable parties; references unexceptionable. 3G OWNING STRERT —ONE NICELY FURNISH OD Room, for man and wife or two single gentlemen, with or without Board. 36) EAST TWENTY-FIRST STKEET.—THe COMFORTS e Of n social and refined home, with delightful Rooms excellent table, can be had, References exchanged. and IT. CHARLES MOTEL, cure xuperior i, gone extensive Improvements ; Ininules from Dey street, near landiug. WATSON’ Pegsoxs “D orth of Hi B., 52 Es rmel he pher, 681 sroadway, easy ace stating location, Post ollice, New’ York. by boat, within one hour's sail of c particulars, F. 1, C., box 5,224 Post office. gone extensive imnrovement for boarders; sat NOTELS. ZANT HOUSE, 43 NEW BOWERY.CLEAN, AIRY oors, furnished Ub 50 cents per day; $2 per week, Newiy LPRANDS' SEW STURTEVANT HOUSE, SROADWAT, 4 ‘ork.— Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth streets, New Board and Kooms #3 0 modera lmspeon A. per day, with elevator aud all the Lu 18 & ©. 8, LELAND, Proprietors, “AN PLAN, BROAD- York.—Single Boome 4. . LELAND, Proprietor. way and Bleecker a 50, $5 and $7 per wer COUNTRY BO Db. FEW DESTRABLE PEOPLE, WITHOUT YOUNG CHILe dren or nurses and whe wold be ommodations ant H andsome Well mhade of West Brighton landin, dress F., box 139 Herald oiuee, A —BELMONT HALL, NEW BRIGITTON, Irland, now open for the s 4 under. 2 water; thirty OARD WANTED--FOR THREE OR FOUR PERSONS for thesummer, within two to four hours the in exchange fora first clasa Pianotorte or Organ. Ad+ MUSIC DEALER, box 206 Herald oilice, NOUNTRY BOARD ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD, ftation above White Plains ; Five good Rooms on Marm ; private family ; high growads ; healthy loca- quire No. 4 Barelay atreot. OUNTRY ROARD.—ASTORIA HOUSE, ASTORIA, 1.-New furniture, sprcious Roon, tirst class table moderate; 20 minutes trom Peek sip and Bleventt by Asturia boats, landing immediately in front of pre- PURNISNED ROOMS—ON WAVERLEY STREBT, City, either with or without Board. Apply af corner of Beacon and Oakland avenues, Hadso s CLASS COUNTRY ata country seat 6 milea access by rail or bout; terms $14 Address st TeAith street, Bonrd can t RARE CHANCE FOR ADULT SUMMER BOARDERS. A small private fainily will reat, with first class Board, six nicely furnished Rooms, with all the modern tmprove- ineals. Guests ringes. Bi Post ollice, Refer to Ww. Cal , President of Rockland Milk and Unied States Condensing Company, 411 Seventh avenue, New York, an aways v further particular commodated with car ox 78 Lenox (Masa.) BER OF FAM- nmodated at Lakeste, ry » Large, airy Koome; tne view 8 Inquire of J. , KELLY, Photogrm A LIMIT {Hes and tndividuats ean be ac ANTED—FIRST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD, FOR four persons, with child and nurse; must be within wof city’and pertectly healty locality. Add ms, ‘e., COUNTRY BOARD, box 4 ‘NTLEMAN, COUNTRY i. must be reached ‘Address, "with ald ANTED-BY A SINGLE. private [xtnily TLANTIC HOT pean plan.—Rooms by we ab nisi: by day, Bila tde 0 B10; by day, Restaurant now open. Pientcs and Clubs ‘accommodated A. ~BELMONT BALL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN Island, now open fod the season; enlarged and undere every comfort and attraction near landingy MOUNTAIN, N, Jy, WiLTs For terms address 2h 1D. A. CROWELL ' POINT HOTEL IS NOW OPEN, «dock. For terms address SYLVANUS tory rate ELMONT HALL, SCHOOL open on the Sth of June ‘1. COLLINS, West Polut, N. ¥. (XCHANGE HOTEL POUGHKEEPSIE, ON HUDSON, {8 now open for the summer seaso’ enlarged and un- dergone extensive improvements; fronts the water, neas lauding; every comfort and attraction for boarders. 'W. H. ST. JOLIN, Reference—M. M. Decker, 196 Chambers street, RAND HOTEL, CHERRY VALLEY, SHARON X Springs six miles distant, undergoing extensive im- provements, will open May 29; $2 50 per day; beautifub grounds, scenery, drives, boating, dc. J. A. ROBINSON, Manager. QQ GAS TWENTIETH | STREET, — FURNISHED OO Apartments for families or single gentlemen to let, with private table or without Board ; references, Q) WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—VERY | DE- sirable Rooms, with first class oard, pleasantly lo- near Fith Avenue Hotel, at reasonable t QQ WEST THIRTY THTRD STREET, BETWEEN BROAD- OD way and Fifth avenue,—A privat ly bave pleasant front Roome, with or withant Board, to gentlemen or gen- Heman and wife. 4.2 GROVE |STRERT—A TANDSOME | SITTING +4 Room, Bedroom and tto let, with Hoard, for two, at $16 per week; house and table frat class, TY-FIRST STREET.—AN ENTIRE ta let, fur: oor, or separately: hath, &., on floors; handsome bished; moderate tert T, NIV, and Fifth avenue,—Furnished Rooms to let, with or without Board, T. NINETEENTH nikhed Rooms, nteman and wits erms moderate ; strictly lirst class tabi single Room 54. WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN OF Fifth and Sixth avenues,—A number of pleasant single Rooms, with Board, suitable fer gentiomen; also ‘table boarders taken; central location, First class refereace given. SQ WEST TUIRTY-SEVENTH STR 59 tt T.—A SUIT OF nt Rooms, with first clays Bourd, to let. 6 ST, MARK'S PLAC —A ROOM AND BEDROOM to let, with Board, to a gentleman and wife or single gentlemen: dinner at oue o'clock ; tavle boarders taken ; ref- erences exchanged. 100 avenue ence, to | NTIETIL STREET, CORNER SIXTIL Large, bandsome Rooms, with all convent. to families and single geuticmen, with Board, UW EAST TWENTY-FIGHTH sTRE and wife; reduced rates for the summer; house and location firat clans, Itz 137 Est FORTY-TINIRD STREET, BETWEEN e Sixth avepue and Broadway.—A handsomely fur- nished Floor of Khoms, wih frst class Board, for families | or gentlemen. References required. 14.5 EAS? SIXTrENTH STREET—T0 LET, HAND. ©) somely furaished Rooms, with or eithout Board, Terws reasouabie. ] 16 EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH : furnished front Koom on third floor, and a leasant one on the second, with privilege of bath, with yoo joard, for gentleman and wife of two young gentivmen, 156 WAVERLEY, PLACE PERSONS IN gurst OO of Board will find at this honse Rooms, newly and comlortably furnished and w first class table, kt moderate jerms. 159 BES? twWENTY-tHIRD sTRE oF family will let, with good Board, handsomoiy fu Risbed Rooms, ail improv at very ‘moderate pri Roos for single gentlemen ; house tirst clase, REPT.-A NICELY ton and Third avenues.—Back Room, neatly fur- nished, with hot and cold water, to let, with Board. Hall Room for a gentleman, 163 SESt FoRryrourra staeet—a privat Je) family oceupying their own house wiil rent two second story Rooms, also one small, with or without Board; recerences mutual. 919 EAST FoRTYSECOND oT, BE . di 4 ond and third avenues. —A larg fornished Parlor to ict. stitable for one or two gentlemen; aiso adjoining Ruoms it required, with Board if required, 91 3 WEST FORTY-NINTH abe) farmiy will let three Ro Rished, with partial Hoard if desir —A PRIVAT fished or aufir: | IND ERY | families and single gentiem reference, 99Q ' THIRD STRE 229 Uy let, t Board, for geatlemen and wife or ‘sing: first clawe, « FOURTH STREET, CORNER WE! QB treet Roome t iu the above terms very moverat above, rior Ho: oF withont Boar referesces. Apply 920 EAST THIRTIETH sTR 239 famiy, pes IN PRIVATE ant Rooms and Board, for married couple or single person; price reasonable. OAT WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR KIGUTH | QT avenue.—Neatly furnished front Room, third door, | to let to gentleman and wife or single men, with first elise | oxcbanged. Board. Reference WEST. 144 West duh etroet, near Seventi HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BACK PARLOR TO let, to one or two gentlemen, reith or without Board; also a sinall Koom. Inquire at i West Sixteenth adxeet. | enue. A —FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO | «let, with Board, to gentlemen or eentiemga and wi! amily terms moderate, Call at M3 Piast Thirty: | et Svate Bioth FUAXDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY BACK | Room, to gentiaman and wifo; Boal lady ; loeation, AUrroundings, &c., the very best; generous tabie; house per, fectly quiet; tertas reaaunable. Address SLVAD, Herald FP. W. PUTNAM HAS A HANDSOMELY FUR. nroished Parlor Suit of Rooms, with convemtences, to FD prinase table, Now 3 West Thirty-aovents strect, GUMMER, BOARD. IN HARLEM—FOR, GENTLEMAN and wife, at S20 East 119th street. Delichtfwily situated, hefr the river, with facilities for boat ing ‘and fishing, a1 convenient to steamboats and cars. Inquize on ie pre- mulses. 0 LET—A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR without Board, on the second floor of the house 20 Kass Twentieth street, Inquire on the premase: © LET—TWO HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH BREAK. fast, to single gentlemen, Family private; house brown stone; price moderate; rotereuces exchanged. 325 | BES East Forty-eighth street, BOARD A YARD AND SECOND STORY ROOM WANTED—FOR lady and two Itttle girls in vicimty of Twentieth street school; terms not to exceed $15 per wees. Address Ly fb. be, ONG BRANCH.—FIRST CLASS BOARD IN A COT 11 tane, on Ocean avenue, situated near the lending hotels: tow minutes’ walk from depot; reference required, "dread box 177 Herald oflice. INDEN PAKK, CORNWALL, ON THE HUDSON, 1 uow open for the reception of bourders; 15 minuter fram steamboat landing; 20 minutes from Krle depot. short cut, He 20 —_ GH. KING. ‘ORWOOD HOTEL, 21 MILES FROM JERSEY CITY, on Northern New Jersey Kall vill open about May 15; three minutes’ walk from station ; large, airy rooms; 18 traius daily, B, R, HOUGHTON, Proprietor. glovator and fire exes ‘Terms $3 per day. HOMPSON'S ATLANTIC PAVILION, HIGHLAN on the iat of June for 4 EPTUNK HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, OPENS THR fore purt of June, after undergoing many improve, J. to 4 ments. The undersigned can be seeu from ll A. at 604 Siath avenue, in relation to summer arrange 5 W. L, FISH. DARRY HOUSE, HIGHLAND FALLS (NRAR WES? Yoint).—This new and elegar nt, on the banks of the H river, will be opened early in June. biberal terins Address CHARLES W. HENDRUX, Mighland Falls, N. ¥. Ss CLAIR HOTEL, MONUMENT SQUARE, BALTE Md. GILMOUR & SONS, Propri Balthnore furnishes it a passenger has accommodations lor JU0 guesta, jperied May 1, 1871, : Hi. H, FOGLE, Manager. N. J.—This favorite shady sea side ita; com ities for business me ‘sort will be nication four times ® to arcive in New York terms for the season reasvpable. Address J. P, IN, Proprietor, —A FoR. | ished front Koom to let, with Hoard, toa gentleman | | m FRANKFIELD & CC sixth street, and 209 Sixth avenue, cor: $5 por 199 Sixth avenue, coruer Thirteunth street. | ture, €c,; algo magnilicent 74 Piavotorte, Preval 140 West Twenty-tuird street. Can be & | be solg for Su00; one do.. $130; walnut reps Sult, mone | WO A LADY CAN HAVE BOARD BEFORS AND DURING | Suite, Mattresses, Bedding, confinement, and infant adopted ou', by Dr, and Mme, | Sale tint oon, ee ne Fifth avenue and University place. | gost 45 forte, coat 75% tor #275; marqueterie Cabingt Tables, Paint terme. Or FARRELL'S Warerooms, 200 Ei Monthly and woeki paymenis tal MPORTANT TO ROUSEKERPER:! nAure, Bedding, Sa, ai a TELDHAN'S PATENT 5 f Mirrors, Exageres, B nd Busenteat Furn\ ANTED—A ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR TWO Witter colsterey, ta'a private fomigrs west aide. Ade é stating terms, which must be moderate, HOM. arala oaies to % 2! faci: Y berry Ticees, Qoogs warranted, deitvered aud ogeked free. _ REMOVALS. _ Ore OF WM. M. FLIESS & GO. 47 roadway. Nw York, May I, 1871. We beg to inform our ‘correspondents and friends’ of our oval to the warchouses 47 Krondway aud 107 Chace continue the business of C a ranaten, W commission WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. ICAN WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETIES jckoo Clocks, Jeweiry, Sterling Silverware, our own facture; our auality aud prices dety edmpetition. )., GS Kighth avenue, corner Twenty: 1c Fourteenth atreet. __WINES, LIQUORS, &O, f OR KOUKBON WHISKEY AT $2 50 PER fine ry and Vort Wine, $2 50 per gailoa; Trish biakey, Holland Gi) ! Jamaica Rum, on All warranted pure, WILLIAM M. GILES, __ BILLIARDS. TANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES: Al. unequalled for accuracy and durability and ape proved by the leading amaienrs aud y constantly on hand, fables ot pi warda; also ani. jonal playeras * ralwing from 60 up> ling houses, NDEK, 738 Broadway. we'styles for dw PHELAN & COL! JANTED BILLIARD TABLE—CAROM, 5X10, PHE. i make; in good order. Adddress F. at. U., box Sub New York Host vilice. DENTISTRY. T DR. WAIT & SON'S DENTAL INSTICUTE, COR- -third street aud Fourth avenue, tecth ex- f price; teeth insertet and filled om erate terms, The iargest and best dental ea tn the city. gD WITHOUT PAIN.—FOURTREN mbing wpplication. Gas administered. sct, #10, Plumpers tor holiow eleeks., 5 Grand street, near Broadway. /RNITURE, er Twonty-tifth street and Sixth J assortment of y payments taken, Afully solicited, "PAMILY ABOUT MOV. ELL TUPIR FINE Furnit err i vat hedt cost; Pare jor and Bedroom Suits, most expensive syle; Mie rors, Pain tings, Dintug Room, Basement and iitehea Fural- esidence thia day. iT INLAID POMPADOUR STYLE tel Parlor Suit, neatly new, cost $430, will rose- walt Coamber Broui Cay ak den tha nh street, between MAGNIPFIC satin bro: fig octave Pianolorte, rosewood and MAGNIFICENT DRAVING ROOM SUIT, POMPA- dour atyl% covered Freneh satin brocata, made to order, for 3.00; one de. €50, superb rogwood Piano- Lronaea, rosewood sragere, Canterbury Kecoignure, Voivet Carpat’, rosewood and walnat Bureaus, Bedsieads, Wardroves, “liair Matt sae, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Sliver: nat cost; the entire Weat Fiiteenth street, noar Putn of tamily lewsg clty. Cail’ before purchasing, elsewher®, PPoRaeag: » CARPSEE AND BEDDI @ AT REDUCED ve. ou easy in avand, prines. fousekcapers sippited. with CARPETs, FURS Fides; weekly on monthie od Kighth aveaue, cori ker GR: ONTHLY O8 WEBKLY PAYMENTS~CARIETS, Furniture, Bedding, &¢- roa ALY & CUNNINGHAM, eaeenoar Twenty eighth areas ‘OPA BEDS, FOR CASH OR Prglor Suits, Chamber Suits, kenses, &e., at low PILES, hiy paymsnt RTLES COM: G HOUSEKEEPING WILL DO PARTS QDR Week twentyeasth strvet, neat Sixth ‘Avenus, and examine complete Furniture of above homer og 4 to be sold ata great sacrifice, In lota to sult purchasers, at half original eost Helroom, Dining Room, Kiteien RLOR SULTS-PARLOR SUITS.—100 PRR CENT than Broadway pricey, ail siylea and all colors; ropa and haireloth, from giv wp 8 RNEST ROTH'S Paslor Suit Manu. 10 Bleecker strect, between Broadway and Mule