The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1871, Page 8

8 PINANGLL AND COMMBROLI. Ww. Street, WEDNESDAY, May" oer} ©n "Change to-day wheat was fairly activo and ‘Srm. Cotton was Wéax anda fraction lower, but acuve and In demand at the decline. MONEY THREE TO POUR PRR CRNT. ‘The tendency of the money market was to lower ‘gures, and three per cent became tue general rate @m governments and four per cent on stocks. ‘Transeiions on the former collaterals were reported | ‘St as low a8 two Per cont, but they were exceptional ‘Qn hardly quotabie. It might also be more proper ‘Wo quote the rate on stocks four to five per cent, bat wery little business was done at the jatter figure. ‘The accumulation of money at this centre has sel- @om been #0 great. The prospect for the summer Months promics a giot of currency with the ‘wanks. Prime paper is in request at 5; per cont discount, Foreign exchange was (vl! and only sieady at the Mavance to Ie, for prime bankers’ sixty days ster- Jing and 11) for sight. The rate, 119%, would aliow @ the export of one dollar gold pieces, THE NEW LOAN. ‘The new Ave per cent wouds made thetr appear- ‘ayer onthe street to-day, the Aseietant Treasurer Raving di-tributed about $1,000,000 to the subscribers first on the jist, A market was made for them right away, and the qaotation 112% established. This price, berng a half per cent below thety par in gold, ia eccounted for by the fact that sellers on speculation can always cover by converting the lower-priced Sive-twenties mio new bonds, with which to retura ‘the five per cents borrowed for delivery. In other ‘Words, Mr. Boutweli will enjoy the competition of ‘the “bears” in the futuro sales of his new bonds. ‘The additional subscriptions to the new loan re- Ported by the Treasury bepartment at the close of business to-day were $25,000, making the total sub- Scription and conversions wo date, $64,410,600, THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS, ‘The Assistant Treasurer recetved proposals for the gale to the government of two millions of Bve-twen- Mies, and was tendered twenty lots, amounting In all to $4,877,050, at prices ranging, ex-interest, from 111.87 (or par in gold) down to 111.23. The purchases ‘Were made at 11).23 a 111.49, GOVERNMENTS STRONG, ‘The offerings at the Sub-Treasury being rather Mghter than usnal, assisted the induence of higher gold and steady quotations trom London in render- ang the government list Grm at an advance com- mensurate with the advance im gold. The best prices ‘Were maintained to the close of street business, When quotations left off as followa:—United States currency sixes, 1154 a 114 do., 1881, registered, T7446 @ 11735; do, do., coupon, 1174 a 117; do. five. tweutles, regi: 4, May and November, 1114 a 111%; o., 1862, coupon, do, M14 a Lith; do & 1664, do. lo., 11144 4 1i1G; AO, do, 1865, do, a B11}5 A 111%; do. do., registered, January and July, 11350 11374; do. do., 1895, couvon, do, 13% a 21376; do. do., 1867, 1134¢ a 119%; GO do, 18°8, do. @g,, 113% a 114; do, ten-forties, registered, 109y a 809>4; do, do., coupon, 109% a 109%. GOLD BYRONG—LILN; A LL. ‘The export movement in gold showing no dimin ‘Mon, the steamer to-day having taken over $500,000, ‘the course of the gold market pursued its upward Progress, butin tae same slow gradaal manner which bas characterized it for the past week or ten | + qays. The offering price yesterda price to-day—a progress wiich has been about the average for the time spec d. Cash gold is tn ‘@ctive borrowing demaud trom brokers doing bust- Was the bidaing mess for exporters of wheat and cotton who are | welling against shipments to Liverpool, ana tnis temporary legitimate “suori”’ interest gives the market the appearance of being oversola, Th alternations onthe only two figures of tho @ay are shown in the table:— ALY rity 1% 4PM oD 6:20P. mM LX @ 111% In the gold loan market the rates ranged from one Per cent for carrying to threo per cent for borrowing. ‘The operations of tue Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared Gold balance: « 1,745,120 Currency baiance: . oe 2,008,020 ‘the Russia, for Europe, took out $400,000 and the Wisconsin, also fur Europe, took out $110,000 in epecie, $28,950,000 SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG, ‘The Southern list waa irly active, and the in- quiry ran mainiy on the Tennessees, which ad- ‘vVancod to 71%, for the new issues on tho report that | another of the railroads bad pata off its mdemed- ness to the State. The Souih Carolina new July wounds touched 64)¢ The North Carolinas were strong and higher, except for the spectal tax tssues, ‘Which were heavy and a fraction lower. ‘The follow- ing were the closing street prices:—Tennessee ex coupon, 704% a71: do. new, 70% a 71; Virginia ex coupon, 69 a 69)4: do, new, 72 a 724 stock, old, 56% a 48%; do. funding, 1566, #31; do, new, 27 a 28; do. special tax, 20% a 21; Baasourl sixes, 9514 a 9574; do., Hantbal and St. Joseph, 94.295; Louisiana sixes, ¢9a 70; do., new, ©2265; do., levee sixes, 70 5 G0, do., eights, 85 & 90; do., penitentiary sevens, 70a 74; do., railroad Sights, 75a 80; Alabama fives, 70.073; do., eights, 103 a 104; do., railroad cights, 05 498; South Caro- fima sixes, 74a 50; do., new, January and July, 6334 @64; do. do., April and October, 61 a 62; Arkansas | Western Union. sixes, 56.2 60; do., sevens, 60.4 62; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, 88290; do., interest cights, 81 a 83; do., second mortgage eighis, 68 a 70; Missia- sippi Central Railroad first mortgage sevens, 62 a 85; do. do., second mortgage elghts, 7 a80; N Or- $eans and Jackson first morigagze, 88 290; do do, second mortgage, 76 a 80; Mempuis and Charleston Maiiroad first mortgage, 85 2-87; do. co., second mortgage, 75 a $0; Greenville and Columbia Rail- road, guaranteed by South Carolina, 63 0 60; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 73 @ 7 76; Mempnis cliy sixes, 56 a 67; Savani ity sevens, 83.8 86; New Orleaus cousols, ol rH a} > * railroad sixes, 73 a 75; do, Seven 76; d0., tseneu 9... 4 Wai. ae THR BAILWAY MORTCAUES, “seo. The Foulowing were the Wids fot tie railway ‘e7ads and mortgages Rew York Cen 6's, 150! New York Cen 6 Tol AW tat m. 8t Fediv.. £196 7 i an, end. ~Eaie 7's, 2d mn, 1876... Erie 7s, 34 end, "83. Erie 7's, 4th do, "80. Erie 7's, ith do, "8%. Lung Dock bond: Hariem Ietm 7 Harlem con mtg ue, Bur & Q,8 pc, lst m. Bo ped SaNist Ipc. 7's, guar by inion Pac incumo 1's 87h... es eeeenee 2 Bo fete sePyrpooee THE CITY BANK STOCKS. The following were the bids for the city bank wlocks:—New York, 196; Manhattan, 1535¢; Mer- chants’, 118; Mechanics’, 136; America, 160; City, 225; Puemix, 110; North River, 91; Tradeamen’s, 155; Fation, 165, Butchers dnd Drovers’, 148; Mechanics and Traders’, 120; Gallatin National, 116; Dier- wheae chants’ Exchange, 10214; Seventh Ward, 108; Com- merce, 120; Mechaules’ Banking Association, 116 Broadway, 290; Ocean, 90; Mercantile, 122; Ameri- ean Exchange, 1154; Chatham, 171; Bank of the Kepublic, U0; Bank of Norih Amer! 105; Ban: over, 108; Irving, 126; Metropolitan, 134; Citizens’, 441; People’s, 145; East River, 115 Market, 12734; Contiuental, 96; St. Nicholas, 118; Marin 165; Commonwealth, 9254; Inporters and ‘Traders’, 166; Park, 101%; Central National, 108; Second National, 260; Fourth Notioual, 114; Niutn National, ila: NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1871,—T Tenth Wational, 124; Gold Exchange, 75; and Brokers’ Assoctation, 103, STOCKS MORE ACTIVE AND STRONG, The stock market exhibited a great deal of life and strength as contrasted with its reoent inactivity eae and depression, and, a8 migtt be expected under | Soutnern extra. such circumstances, the street 1s beginning to ac- cept (he theory that the clique have determined to make good use of the present excessive abundance of money to give prices another impuise in theup- ward direction, Of one thing they seem very con- fident—viz., that Mf they can only retain the interest of the pubiic until after the 1st of July, when th enormous semi-annual disbursements of money, amountlog to, it is estumated, nearly $75,000,000, will prodace a temporary inflation. The market will need little of their assisiance in acquiring constat- ency enough to jet them float off their loads. The natural and legitimate demand on investment ac- count has already carrica stocks to a fair and ordl- Sanne SEsESS=ES Southern famtly Corn meal, Western white. Corn mea), Weatern yellow Coru meal, Jerse: scarce tales were avout €0,000 bi £6 for pew spring, #1 6836 Corn was stead Tee. a Oe, for taixed an Sie. ror yelow, a Iswithin the range, Bariey wi mand, We note sales of 15,000 bushels ol State held at @1 20. eebees ‘bere was no noticeable change in rates, were firm and rates for other guods steady. inesa continued active, jem ble vearels for grain, although briak denand ria. e en, 000 bushels wheat, at 85.000 bushels at jt revalled for petroleum ‘9 Liverpool by =team, 85, pay for these worthless and fraudulently contracted for pave- mente, and refused to aign the anme, but of no avail, aa the courts’ have overruled him and compelled his signature. hese pavements have been placed at an expense of ful! forty per cent over similar ee down in other cities, Is ft any wonder that the credit of the city Brookiyn ta in sonarty, and that many of nd ay justitutions think they ave about enough of their bonds? The corruptions appear to be 80 ral_ and the stealings so vast that their infuen tainied the moral here to om ee Jarge~ extent of ail those whose int comes tn contact, Is it any wonder, in view of this astounding mine of plunder, that part of our local press expatiate on the justice and enuily of compe'ling property owners to pay for pavements ny a local tax for a public street, 40 ‘that the owners of horses and carriages, including many olty officials, may ride luxuriantty to Proapect Park? No wonder that so many lawyers atand ready to sustain these robberies, when the pay i rg0 and certain, No wonder that some of our judges, Itying within such influences, alde with the op- pressors. As'a duty I warn all uninformed people not to In- Yeat thelr money in Brooklyn real-estate unui (should that day ever arrive) the whole management of our city afl shall be placed in honest and capable hands, This tells the story of how a reckless and extrava- gant disposition in the management of municipal afairs, involving heavy burdens of taxation, strikes directly at the désirability of real estate as an In- vestmeut, and hence of the important and favoring Inducyce upon values which an gpposite policy may nary mean of value. Beyond present figures bust- ness will be to @ great extent speculative. Who choose to deal under*such circumstances mnst make up their minds to take all the consequences of assuming the risk of catching a further rise. movement to-day embraced a wide range, and few of tho préminent shares were left unnoticed. Erle The riddle of this rise was solved m thts column a few weeks since, when the public Were informed that the proceedings in the United States Court plaved certain parties 30,000 shares, which they have been forced to cover. Union Pacific, which is said to enjoy some sort of a lease, Oa a graduated scale of dividend, by the Central, advanced to 87, and doubtiess will 0 Clasgow by aienm, 'b) bt The charters inelude a German bark, 400 # direct port in the Baltic, 8,00 bbla, pet Baltic, 2,800 bble. petroeu fon” Ehiidelpithe 200 bales cotton 308, af to a direct port Ga. 5 rth 0 5,K0 bola, from Phitad 8,000 bbis, crude petrol terms; a Britisu brig, 1,400 quarters grain, to C 7., 10 per cent additional if jarters grain, to Cork for orders, « ‘Wd tons, 4,000 quarters grain, ton direct Rent, on private terina; ® Norwegian Dark, about 2,100 quar- grain, to a direct ‘port onthe Continent, 7a; a British uarters grain, to Plymouth for orders, 68. 1. off If to a direct port; a Swedish b advanced to 31. Dark, abot 2,200 rk, 2,000 quarters %, 10 per cent additional if to 10 tons, hence to Bristol, geueral cargo, £1,200, MO!.48686.—With limited offerings the market was strong. A fair demand prevailed for forel, to small lots, which commanded sold in lots toa moderate extent, the sales beimg 20 bbis, at from 48¢, to 680., aud very choice at ba We quot Old Coon, Cuha—Centrifagal and mixed. Clayed. n, but sales were restricted ‘us prices, Domestic war Shore recovered to 11034 be “milked” by its clique for a good while to come, or until tue scrip dividend is really decided upon, Harlem was favorably influenced by the result of nd advanced to 1831{%. A five per cent dividend is anticipated on both classes of Northwest stock. The common rose to $63 and the The weak spot of the market Was Pacific Mail, which broke to 44%, but eventu- aily recovered to 45. The closing street prices were generally the highest of the day, MIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘Bhe following table shows the highest and lowest_ prices of the principal svocks @uring the day:— Highest, Lowe: Nuacovado, Minacovado, grocer; ‘orto Rico. English Lalands. New Orieang,... NAVAL STOREG.—S) the annual election, * —s-- frit tirpeatine was in fair d the market closing rm at ich figure 100 bbs. Rold ) Doia., to arrive, sold al £2 50 for strained, 43, BAW bi ferred to 98%, for low on the was Pu ’ firm nt i 45 9 ‘We note anlos of ie, $475 a £5 00, for window glass. 4 for Wiking: ‘60 bbia.; beet, 179 pack- ard, #47 packages. The , aud prices Fecoded 75 cen and extra pale, 2 70 was generally 18. —Recelpts-—Por! on; Cut meats, 165 ork market was unset! livery nt 16 25 a #16 There peat demand, New York Central consolidated New York Central scrip. were disposod of at, for Texas, P14 a #33, and Snt meats—There continued & moderate inqui ickied hams, and 1i0 Uerces were taken at froza lle. & 3hc.; also YO hhds. sour shoulders at be. Other deacrip- tiona were quiet, without n shout change in pri fhe nalen were about 1,25) tlerce: Heeable change. Bucon w: a Lard was dail and decidedly AL Wigc, On the quiet, but firm. There lots, "Crude, in bili, ‘and retiued for spot and month at sales of a cargo of crude atl ined for Jane de- bia market wos was nothing offeriug except im held nt Me. a 144 ce. a 2430, We n ‘There was a rumored eale of 2,60 bb! livery, but not authenticated. ‘The ¥ a refined, spot and mont! ‘There were no sales re- ecial meeting of the members of the Exchange en {t was voted that the hour of busiuess liore- after should be from one until two o'clock, and that the jani- tor be instructed to beat a song at two ringing it until the members all departed, Riox.—Several cheap lots which have been {n the market were removed, and with @ continued fair jobving demand We note sales of % tierces Carolina in chiedy at from 9%, a (row Te. a 74c. market, witlont quotable change inp: demand was only mo rate and sales were Iinitet, 80 hhits., chiefly if not all on 9c. per Ib. for fair 'to good refining Ouba; were disposed Western Union ‘Telegraph: Pacific Mail... ‘clock, and keep prices were steadier, 910000 US 5-00, ots within the range of r ers’ iavor. The and » Kefined was with I irregular, but not lower, &.1230, per tb. and crus Inted, 18%4c. a 18590. perlb. We quote :—Cuba—Interior to cor mon refining, Bye. a 9 fie to arod grocery, 9 quote :—-Soft white, hed, powdered and granu: 4009 Geo ia, god ‘bis. fair to good refining, 1040. ; prime to chuiet 29000 NC 6's, spl tax... do. en x D 10 to 12, or if grace, Ho. atch staudard, Dutch standard. Nos, 166 rrent clayed and superior, 8c. rades, 8. a 9c, ; grocery demand; the stock, however, at fc. & Mge. ery grades, 97,c. a 10\c, Brazil— je. Manila —Cui jew Orleans—Reiining gi 8, B10, a Wisc. LLOW continued In act! oy ‘The market ruled firmer, bbis., mostly at Oe., but tncluding small CATTLE MARKET. Heot was sterdy atte. aldo. Hogs 1 Ye. Receipis—Caitie, 160; live hogs, DOMESTIC MARKETS. ore alow at S46. w Hag 1 &P RRs 10236 40000 NJ Cenyn b...... 10234 100 2000 Oto & Mies con o 9: CLEVELAND, May 17, 1871, Petroleum very atrong; crude $5 15; refined held at 32)gc, Lovisviene, May 17, 1871. ~ Nos 207 hida, Lugs at 4 Tobacco very active; to medium leaf 36 by a $12. fas ices drooping; the Continent Soo Naw ORLPANS, May 17, 1871. Cotton dull and lower; middiings 153sc. 08s 3,189 ; exports to Havre 6,061 481 ; sales 400; stock 151,947. Flour firmer an Cotton Inactive; ceipla 503; exports 80); stock 27,031, + 2435 2:15 0 Clock P.M. 10000 U'S 6's, currency. 11555 One o’Clock P. 600 shs Readine RR.... 10LS& MS RR... 1 Afternoon dull Ce Lard easier at luc., ort rib tmiddies, 73¢0. ‘od! s at $320 a $6 375s, Wheat, 155,000 busbe!s corn, rye, 5,000 hogs, Shipments, ormia sixes, 87 a 90; do, | sevens, 93.295; North Carola ex coupon, 43%0_ 9 is oals, 1,000 bushels 0g. Lake freignts dull. Corn, 334 OswnGo, N, ¥., Mi Flour m good demand and market steady. "'Saic: 7 for 7 60 for amber winter, $8 100 Adams "ix" “Go. 040; do. do., 1868, 30 | NY OSHRR 8 ‘Onis steady; sales quiet; sales 500 We. Peas unchan, bond. Corn m a 819; middlings, $30 freighis— Flour, 60c. Inmber, #8 to the Hn: 1,400 bushels Western anada at $106 in for unbol $25 a S26; shi ers as STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o’Cleck P.M. 500 bushels wheat, 1,600 burhela bushels wheat, 1,000 bushels corn, 1,177,000 fect of lumber, ATE MATTERS. The Influence of the New Municipal Dispene sation on City Property—Brooklyn Behind— Cause of Stagnation There—From 0.e Who Kuows Ho@ tt Is Himself. Perhaps the most interesting event of the year in connection with the real estate of this city has been the recent practical measures inaugurated by the new Board of Apportionment looking to a reduction Jt cannot be Wentea 000 bushels vate, 1,400 bushels peas and ria a REAL EST 9) Roa, Har & krih Rg CoO & Ind Cen 24% MM:iRCAL R Wrpwrspay, May 17-8 P.M. ‘The market was “epressed and nominal at a de- Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford elghts, 53 @ | cline of go. per 'b. ona! gendes, with @ very light demand, #4; Memplue and Little Rock Railroad esghts, 74 a | which wus Iiml ed to sma’! lo s, to meet immediate require- ments, Large lots were unsalabie at quotations. yreye me followa:— Northwestern .. 86 Norchwescern pi of taxation. other influences to prodace of taxation, which has beeu in progress for so h seemingty no prospect of reaching pore b ® lbnit, opsiate Snents in that desenption of property upon which taxation bore ™ conan ips + auvow UIUC VI%i, ate of tnings suddenly ; changed, and the anticipations and fears for the | future of heavier burdens all at once arrested, must | naturally produce a very material Chango of dis. tate, Zo find this » 1 The “2h be expected to exercise. BOARD OF HEALTH, Cutting Down Expenses—Arrival of Smallpex Cases per Europenn Steamships—Stringent Measures Kecomm At the regalar weekly meeting of the Board of Health of the Health Départment yesterday all the members were present, with the exception of Mayor Halland Mr. ff, Smith, The minutes of the last previous meeting having been read and some other routine business transacted, Mr. Manierre moved that in view of the fact that the Board of Ap- portionment have allowed but $31,500 for the year's expenses, the Finance Committee be instructed to examine and report as to what and how much ex- pense can -be reduced, In explanation he sald it was utterly impossible for the Board to go on as at present with the small sum allowed thom. The motion was carried. Mr. Manierre further moved that the committee also report as to whether or not the Board can dispense with tho steamer now in thelr employ. Considerable discussion was pro: voked by this resolution. Mr. Mullaly thought the Board should not be too pxecipitate in tne matter. He suggested that a committce should be sent to THE BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT and represent to them the condition in which the Board was placed, The other Commissioners did not agree with Mr, Mullaly, however. Mr. Manlerre next moved, after consultation with the City Sani- tary Inspec'or, that on and after this date foi 18) the use of the steamer be discontinued, and all tha hands now employed on her be discharged, This was unanimously carried, ~ A petition of cittzens living in the vicinity of East F. rty-#ixtn and Forty-seventh streets was received, praying that the Board take immediate action to compel Messrs, King and Ryan to deaist from dumping manure at the east foot of these streets, Referred to Sanitary Committers, The following reports of the Register of Records and the City Sanitary taapector naving been suo- mitted, the Board adjourned to meet again on Friday alternoon:— ‘tf to inform the Board t! “i during the past week, being an exc eek preceding. Stnallpox occasioned 25 deaths, an fncreass of 11. Of this uamber {9 occurred at the Smallpox Hospital. The increase is probably due in some measure to the recent influx into that hospital of cases from Quarantlae, ‘The mortality from measles diminished from 1010 Eigh- teen deaibs were ascribed to acariatina, the same number as in the previous wees. Four deaths were referred to typhus 2 to typhoid fever. Plthisis pulmonalts caused #6 deaths, an iacresse of 15, and local respiratory affections 75, an in crease of 3. Bright's disease was unusually tatal, having de- stroyed 90 ftvea, In the week ending Aprii 23 the deaths from smallpox in London rose to the highest weekly number recorded Within thirty-one years. A veciine took place in the ensuing week, during which 265 deaths wero registered, In each of the weeks mentioned there were 74 fatal cases in Liverpool, against 68 in the week ending April 15. Advices from Southampton up to May 1 inform us that bone mel 45 became epidemic in that olty during the four weeks prior to that date, $/ deaths having occurred in the week end- ing Aprii2. The Registrar seems inciined to ascribe this outoreak to a general neglect of vaccination. Very respect- faliy, your obedtor rt, CUARLES P, SELL, M. D., Registrar of Records, Borvau or 8anrrary Insbrozion, HPALtu DerawrMent, No. 801 Morr Stnret, New York, May 17, #71. To THR BOARD oy HRALTH OF THE HEALTH DEPART MENT, EMMONS CLARK, BECRETARY :— I have the honor to susmit the following comparative statement of contagious disounca reported to this bureau for the two weeks ending Muy 13, 1871:— oat! s of 6 8, Week Endin aye Mg in if % ‘ i B 0 1 36 5 pee at ing May 13 instant the assistant health vace'nated 989 persons and visited 9,361 or wn homes, ‘Of thene vaccinations there were performed in familice 2,510 and in schools 3,620, The primary vaccinations num- fered 76. The secondary 5,1 . There arstobeno question bat that the removal to hospital of such cases of amailpox as cannot be proverly t90- dated aad work of steady house to house vaceinacion have kopt in aarp} this contagion, It appears evideut that fo those districts of the city where vaccination bas been thor- onghly percormed trom hone to house, ant witcre smallpox to have obtained a permanent foothold, it has now tirely dikappeared, while in the retaining districts that have not been systematically visited by the vaccinating corps this disease seems (o be persistent. Its constant importation by emigration shows that at least fone source needs to be more carefully garded. During the igrante who had landed in our city wers ital, hav ne this disease developed, within two days after Tanaing. A fourth one was also forwarded to bos- pitaltoday. Thetr names, dates of arrival and names of vee- w re aa follows :— id ‘Thomas Barnett, arrived May 6, per stenmer France; dis- ease devei a May 6. Aon Murray, arrived May 4, per steamer Algeria; disco- vered May 10, eraptioa on elghib ie Klamert, meg eruption appeare! Mey 9. Tiizabeth Baoh, art'ved May & per steamer Hermann; eruption appeared May Ii. ‘These facta would lead usto suspect that many others in whom the disease did pot develop for several days after land- ing have domiciied among our population, or have passed Cities to spread ai ttatente the disease, » per steamer Hermann; smallpox occurring during the paesage. This wi bi boas canes to ee er! atthe — time bn ena the wel ngers and the city against this contagion from that souren, eat ie understood ‘hat @ thorough vacemation of ail passengers is enforced upon such vessels velore being allowed to leave Quarantine. Tho, average dally censs of the sick at the Smallpox Hos- pital for the paat week was 170, The sick in Lospital this day pi number 168, The total death by smallpox as reported by the Registrar of Records, &c., {or the week ending Ista inst was 43; of these 19 died at the hospital an‘ 7 within the elt Ten cases were isolated at their own homes, 58 were ro- moved to the hospital, and one case was reported dead at house during the past week. Respecttully submitted. MOREAU MORRIS, M.D Cty Sanitary Inspector, FAEWELL MISSIONARY MEET! (6. To-day Mrs, Samuel Pruyn, of Albany: Miss Crosby, of Poughkeepsie, and Mrs. P.erson, of Chl- cago, Will start, via the#Pacific Railroad, for san Francisco, whence they will sail t» Japan as mis- sionaries undertue auspices of the L xis? Union Misaionnry Society, of which Mrs, Doremua, of New York, 1s Preside: Yesterday, therefore, a farewell meeting was held in the Church of the Pligrims, Brookiyn, wher @ large number of Iriends and members Of the society gathered to bid the missionaries “Godspeed.” Rev. Dr. Bud- dington presided and made a briet address, Ad- dresses were also delivered vy fev, Chancellor Crosby, of New York, and Dr. Eddy, of Brooklyn, and by Sirs, Prayn, ‘The remarks of the gentlemen were full of encouragement wnd fait, and of wwe lady of resignation and hope. They go carrying with them the prayers of (he Church for Weir saigly and success. je nUUKY LEE CHURSH TROUBLE, revs? Discbeargod—A New Complaint to Be Mnde. Yesterday morping the case of the varions parties charged by Rey. Mr. Corner, of Rockville Centre, j Position im this regard and a reaction of feeling in respoct to real estate values, Tt is not because of the sum that bas been cut off this year from the aggregate amount required to be raised for city and-county purposes that we derive This 1s good, however, and is ma- But itis the changed policy, tne inaugura- tion of reform in this direction ai greater fruits neld out for the futn mee 6 belore us of August, 200) ot 1 ‘ 14 V-i6e. “total, 1000 bales, May Oh 08 SBige toge Jone, oo at fy at bo Li6; 208 Jame at logsther | 160 Juss apd t this inference. I 400 July at 15 5- repors, 1.100 evrrage yuctations the promise of forward deiverioa were aa lolows- o May, 15.1-¢.; June, 16.3%. ; July, Ise. : Angus, lose. ; New Urieans, 208 Were AS (Owe —ialre a conscientious deter- a trenenment made at the time the new charter waked from furaished ta the reduction of saiaries—the most un- m to tioir clenteile Which (hia rewench- ment could tkke— We Cannot dount the earnestness Gl purpose of Our present rulers inthe new municipal dixpensation they have started, Bpon real estate is such us we have stated the fol- jowing letter from Brooklyn—where tho reverse is ell Lhe prevailing Charact from one Who sigus li il nie Gay last Week, and 6,4 raten for cotton "fret That is infuence er of local government unself “A Suierer,” gives y vour influential journal, to Wie to the present condition’ of iy of Brooklva, The corruption 1 the robberies on property id bareface: that a pi deco" taken porsession lends, Phe'r masters, £ been repaved with w reok/eak speration: with costly and worthterss after four or six years ite tely anive od beg mortly for St. Lows and Ti mea! Was more active wi Jersey and Wenlera, at i Agaregata <ob bas beeo two years, Can Brook); of an er lany small ploora of real Buperfine State . fpourred within t o hn ym property, the major part assestet irom twont} vali, which, added Wl Fai many snail owners, fully Blaged bia veto om bills for te jonty-five per cout OF IO ra M m ms and hoop Oulo, Mayor has faith: Gir bonds Kouad hoop Ohiv, trade ~e. e8ueevess With riot, was cailed in the Special Sessions, Justice Kellum alone presiding, the Associate Justice being sick, The prosecution asked for a further adjourn. Ment, which makes the fourth, Counsel for the ace cused objected to any further adjournment, arguing that his clients were suffering irom the odtun aud joss of time, and characterived =the Whole proceeding as a mere larce. Counsel for the Prosecution, seeing that the yustics Was disposed to dismiss the case, questioned his autnority ta the matter, The Justice asked, ‘‘Why am I here?’* (General langhter,) The Justice spoke at some iength regarding his power in the mattcr, He said if ine rosecution tailed to proceed with the investigation 8 woul’ be disposed to discharge. He saw nothing pertinent to the case in the testimony of Mr, Kelsey, aud was satisied that the parties could not be heid by it, Counsei for the prosecution sald there was-#irong testimony to be produced, which would Vy show that the parties went there and threatened to knock the parsonage down with axes and cannons, (Langhter.) Tne prosecution declined to procecd and the Justice discharged the defendants, One of the counsel immediately set about preparing a new complatut aud the paruies will probably be rearrested Wed aye MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, BALL -~-MooRR.—On ‘ednesday, May 17, at the University lace Presbyterian church, by hey, Dr. Russet KR. Booth, DAVID A. Batt, of Llizapeth, N, J., to JENNIE A. MOORE, of New York, BLockLeY—Fowarps.—On ‘Thursday; May 11, by the Rev, Elijah Luc: FRANK BLOCKLEY fo EMMA pag elaest daughier of Francis Edwards, ail of ia city. VALLAN—REILLY.—On Sanday, May 14, by the Rey, Dr. Farrell, of St, Joseph’ church, '‘inomas F, CALLAN to MINNIB F., daughter of James heilly, Esq,, all of this city. CLUDIUS ~MEYK.—On Tuesday, May 16, by tne Rey. at, ©. F Havsuaun, of the residence of the . RIPLE SHEET, - bride’s mother, CHarias J. Ciupr0s, of Philadel- phia, to Lovisk Mryea, of Brooklyn, secoud daugh- ter of the late &, Meyer, < ENNIS—HARRIGAN.—On ‘Weanésaay, May 17, by . KE. J. MeGiynn, D. D., Josned ENNIS to KATR E. eldest daughter of John Harrigan Esq. all of this FowLer—Carrnacu.—In the First Presbyterian church, Remsen street, Brooklyn, on. pga May 17, by the Rey. ‘Henry J. Van Dyke, W. IL FowLen, of New York, to Appie, daugliter of John sh, Brooklyn. J, Corneille, Jacon HoviMAN to IsA> BELLA Evans, all of this city. Hucues—DinsMorg.—On ‘Wednesday, May 17, at the Church of the Nativity, by tue Rev. William Fyeritt, Joun H. Huanes to Sakau DINSMORE, all Of this city. No cards, LINDSEY—SOMMERVILLE.—At his residence, 24 Perry street, by tne Rev, Hugh Blair, Henry ©, aaa (oO ANNIE FE, SOMMERVILLE, both of New 0 ScHUYLER—POTTLO, —On Tuesday, May 16, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Abbott By Kittredge, JAcoB M: SCHUYLER to EMMA A, daughter of J. W. Pottlo, Esq., all of this city. Died, ARMSTRONG,—On Thesday, May 16, Jorn, son cf Bridget and the late Thomas Armstrong, aged 2) Years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, No. 11 Pell street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'ciock, The remains will be taken to Flatbush for interment BENN&TT.—On Wednesday, May 17, HENRY 8. BENNETT, aged 41 yearg, The relatives aud friends of the famlly are re- omer. invited to attend the faneral, from 123 Chrystie street, on Friday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. BREWER.—On Wednesday morning, May 17, PET£R Brewnr, in the 66th years of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No, 393 Sackett street, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at two o’cloc! CARROLL,—At Weat Farms, on Tuesday, May 10, NIcHOLAS CAWROLL, & native of Trim, county Mea‘te, Ireland, in his 54tn year, ‘The relatives and friends, and particularly his sister, Mrs. Ginty, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, froin bis late residence at West Farms, CaNpA.—In Boulogne-sur-Mer, France, on Tues. day, May 16, ADELE VaNva, widow of Charles Cand CLank.—On Tucaday, May 16, aitera short and aintui illness, ITANNAH A. CLARK, wife of Stepnen lark, at her residence, 229 Kast Fifty ninth street, aged 61 years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, frum the Methodist Episcopal churen, Sixty-first strect, between Second ana Third avenues, this (thursday) afternoon, at one o’ciock, without further notice. CUFF.—AG 233 West Twenty-fifth strect, GEr- TRODE, daughter of Patrick and Wivelred Uud, in the 8h year of her age. Funerai on Friday afternoon at two o'clock. CULGIN.—On Tuesday, May 16, Janz, wile of James Cuig'n, aged 38 years, ae relatives and irlends of the family, also the membel church, are respectfully invited to atvend the funeral, from her late residence, $32 West Twenty-seventh Street, thls (Thursday) aiternoon, at one o'clock, with- out further notice. ‘The remains will be taken to Cypress Hulls for mterment, CULYeR.—Suddenly, at Exeter, Cutver, Jr. Notice of funeral hereafter. DoveLAss.x—On Tuesday, May 16, suddenly, at Croton Lake, of croupal diphtheria, ARTHCR Lxonrpas, infant son. of George 'I., and Kate KE. Douglass, aged 7 months aud 8 days, You don’t know how we miss Ae Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his unc! George H. Wightman, No. 115 Kycrson street, Broo: lyn, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. San Francisco papers please copy. Frina.—on Tuesday, May 13, at the residence of his father-in-law, Jaines 8, Libby, Salem, West chester county, N. ¥., JWRNRY C, FLING, 1a the 44tb year of his age. The funeral will take place from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Wilitam Young, No. 131 West Twenty-second street, on Friday afternoon, at ou o'clock, Relatives and friends of the familly, also those of Mr. Libby and Mr, Young, are respectfully. invited to attend, ‘The remains will be interred in Greenwood. Philadeiphia weapons please copy. GReUsEBACH.—In Pelham, Weschester county, New York, on Tuesday, May 16, Exiza R., wife of Heury Greuzebach. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited toattead the faneral, irom her late residence, on Friday afternoon, at hali-past one o'clock. Car. uages will be in waiting at the New Rochelle depot on the arrival of the half-past eleven A. M. train trom New York. HARRISON.—On Monday, May 15, Mrs, MARGARET Harrison, relict of Rev. Joseph ‘Warrison, aged 80 ara. : ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the resfdence of her son, James Harrison, 70 Jane sirect, this (Thursday) after- noon, at one o’clock. Hengy.—On ‘Suesday, May 16, WitLis WaAtpo, eee oy son of Willlain aud Caroline Hency, aged years, 'HOLLINGSHEAD.—At his Jato residence, 163 Taylor street, Brooklyn, E, D., on“ Monday, May 15, after a short iliness, WILLIAM M, HOLLINGSHEAD, in the 34th Year of his age. Funeral services at the New England Congrega- tional church, South Ninth street, near Fifth, Brook- lyn, E. D., on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The Telatives and friends of the family; the members of Fourth company, Seventh De et, National Guards; the Veteran Corps of id regiment, and Byes onas, No. 205, Ff. and A. M., are inyited- to aitenc Boston. Washington and Philadelphia papers please copy JouNsToN.—On Tuesday, May 16, of scarlet fever, Lizzie G. Jonnston, the only child of Serah U. Cassey and the jate Thos, B. Johuston, in the Lou year of her age. The funerai will take place from the residence of her motner, Mra, J. H. Cassey, 594 Seventb avenue, New York, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Jonns.—On Tuesday, May 16, SUSAN JONES, Wife of William Jones, The relatives and friends of the family, also those of her sisters, Mrs, Jouu Berryman, Mrs, Basely, and her sons-in-law, Jolin Manly and Ezmond Payne, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, froin the residence of her son-in-law, John Manly, No. 70 First street, on Friday afteraoon, at one o'clock. Leg.—On Wednesday, May 17, at his late residence, 109 Madison avenue, Hon. Jonn Le, of Maryland, last surviving son of Governor Thomas Sima Lee, of Maryland, aged 83 years, Notice of funeral to-morrow. Baluumore and Washington papers please copy. Mationey.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, May 17, THOMAS MAHONEY, aged 23 years, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- faily invited to attend the faneral, from the resl- dence of his brother, 13 Morris street, this day (Thursday), at twelve o'clock noon. MAYNARD.—In this city, on Wednesday, May 17, WILLLIAM 3, MAYNARD, in Dis 35th year. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from te Free-Wil! Baptist clurch, Sevyen- teenth street, near Sixth avenue, on Saturday atter- noon, at one'o'clock. The remains Will be conveyed ety to Zsophus, Ulster county, N, Y., and there luterred. WASHINGTON Longe, No. 21, F. & A, M.—The mem- bers are hereby summoned to attend a special com- municauion, at their rooms, 275 Bleecker street, oa Saturday, May 20, at twelve o'clock M., to attend the funeral of oor Jate brother, William 8. Maynard. Brethren of sister lodges are respectively invited to attend, By order of WILLIAM 8S. PATERSON, Acting Master. R. B, Corrins, Secretary. MAYELL.—Suddenly, on Monday eveutng, May 15, JOUN MAYELL, aged 73 years, The rewative and (riends are respectfully eet g attend the funeral, from tie residence of ins nephe 2 rent, taunt aan, Eeq., 405 West Twenty-first el, this (Taursday) aiternoo) tye o'glovk MEAN Oe Tage Ena Wy LO Oost the ota year Of hes Hf, ANDREW R. age. elatives are respectfully invited tne funeral, from Ins late residence, 15 veel, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock. MoLoxgy.—On Nond y, May 15, MaRGaRet, wile of Patrick G. Moloney, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also those of her son, William J. A. McGrath, are ‘respectiuily inviied to atéend ber funeral, on Friday morotng, at ten o'ciock, from her iate residence, No. 110 West Twenty-cighth sireet, thence to the Chureb of St. Vincent de Paul, where “a requicn Mass Wiil be celeorated for the repose of her soul. MORRIS.—On Wednesday, May 17, JouNn, infant son of Wiillam and sridget Moria, aged 1’ year, 6 months and i days, ‘The frends of tac family are requested to attend the funeral from No, 39 Woodhull street, South | Brookiyn, Unis (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clo k, McLt.—On Wednesday, May 17, after ashore il News, ALRXANOWR Musa, Son Of the lave General Alexauier M. Muir, The relative and friends of tne family are invited $0 attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 41 Garden street, Brookiyn, on Friday afteruocn, at turee o'clock, without fartuer notice, ¥—On Tuesday, May 16, CATHARINS, relict Of Nathaniel Oakiey, in the sith year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 10 Delancey street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, KEILY.—On Wednesday, May 17, BERNARD REILY, aged 66 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late reat- deuce, at South Belmont, in the town of West Farms, on Friday afternoon, athait-past two o'clock, ‘The omsing Wil be taken to Westchester lor mter- men ScHWENDLER.—On Monday, May 15, at eleven O'clock A. M., ADOLPH FOHWENDLER, & native of AIX 1a Chapelle, Prassta, in the Gist year of his age. The foneral wall take pli from his iate resi- ence, No. 10 Hamtiton Park, New Brighton, Staten Isiand, this (Thursday) one at three o’ciock, Friends of the family are inv! to attend without further notice, Carriages will bein waiting at the New Brighton landing on the arrival of the two o'clock buat Mey 19 atin river, New Yi v ‘assaic, N. J., on "17, in che séin year of her age, AGNES THOMSON, relict of Willa ‘Thomson, Tne funeral services will take p'ace from the rest- dence of her son-in-iaw, Miles Finch, Gregory ave- wind atest uta io agent "=e wi w Green WeiLs.—puddenty, on Monday, May 16, SAMURL 4. Weis, in the oth yenr of his Lae ‘The frienda ad relauves of tue ly are respects ANS.—On Tuesday, May 16, hy the” f the Thirtieth street Methodist Episcopal | part ER WANTED—WITH §3,000 CAPITAL, long <) vavuw MusAM, MM | ie fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 179 Frost street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (i buraday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Fo meer _ pe S ane steamship lemy, from Buenos Ayres for New York, Joserit PRESCOrT WELLS, Of Buenos Ayres. me Nofa Scotia papers please copy. Wae.an,—On Wednesday morning, May Garer, widow of James Whelan, late foreman of Engine Co. No. 6, Metropolitan Fire Department. The friends of the family are res: ectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at half- ast nine o'clock, trom the residence of her mother, fo. 111 Washington street; from thence to St. Pe- ter’s church, where a high requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul. The remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Wooprunn.—Of consumption, Joun Groner Con- NELLY Wooposurn, in the 2st year of bis age, The triends of the family, also Apprentice Lodge, No. 7A. P. A., are requested to attend the funeral, from 168 Figuth avenue, this (Wednesday > afternoon, at two o'clock, sua COPARTNERSHIPS. _ HE FIRM OF PLATT & NEWTON, SAN FRANCISCO KeorthNew ork, ecame dissolved by the death of Mie jeurge Platt on the insiant L, H. NEWTON, WM.’ T. COLEMAN, New Yorx, May 11, 1871. Special Partner. Having reference to the foregoing we beg to give notice that we will coatinne without change of tite, and for our ‘own account and risk, the business heretofore conducted Plait & Newton, WAL, T. COLIMaN, L, H, NEWTON, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE: A. FIRST CLASS, HIGHLY PROFITABLE AND PER- manent Manufacturing Business, In staple arti $2,000; nulimited demand and no compecition, Apply room 14, 258 Broadway, New York, RARE CRANC! R SALE THE STOCK AND Fixtures of a retail store doing a Grst rate trade, pay~ ing 100 per cent proiit; the owner going into the wholenale- dusineas the same kind, Adureas K. W., station D. GENTLEMAN WITH $2,000 CAPITAL TO INVEST for interest ina va'uavie patent and manufacture im a logitimate way, where the proceeds of sales will net bim 810 per day, without any labor on his part, can learn of aD opportunity by calling at hardware store, 43 Chambers'st. OCTIVE MAN WANTED—IN MANUFACTURING BUSI- ness, with $800 to $1,000 capital; profits of pe per ver cont per annum; capital guaranteed; no risk, Apply at Fulton atreet, room No, 2 A JOB PRINGING OFFICE FOR SALE.-AT A VERY EX low price, Wor particulars. address 0. R. A., Heralé oftice, A. TASINER WITH A Paw HUNDRED DOLLARS, 4d be used In introducing a new machine for iron work- ia in successful operation; retails tor 925; cos. BB. A TIRE SHRI a ollie. IN AN ESTABLISHED AND VERY usiness will dispose of his {nterest to a casty references exchanged, Priuclpals ouly may ad~ 1, Herald ollice. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,090, TO TAKE HALF interest in an old advertising business. Ordess to the: above amount on hand. 6,00 per annum can be made. In- quire at room 12, Leader Building, 27 Chatham street, -THE WAKEFIEL! Summer Stove will save 75 per cent of fuel and heat; burns ail kinds of coal; eo! th 3 every family needs it, and w. Cail‘on W. F. BARNES, 21 ace it. YAPITALIST OR PRACTICAL MECHANIC IN ANY ) of the building branches wanted, as partner in a new: and vere proutable Duaiiesa; little money required. A ORNAMENTAL, Herald ofiice. IFF INSURANCE.+WANTED, ACTIVE, ENERGETIC |4 solicitors in the cities of New York and Brooklyn, 4 au all cash watnal comjany. Address LIFE INSURANOK, box 6,790 New York Post office. ARTNER WANTED—IN A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE. ‘and profitable business, established several years; one hai interest for $1,000 cash. a MOODY. & GO., No. 7 Murray street, room 33. TE ina merchant tailor bust- Rights for sale. wade street, second floor, and and thorouch well establis! ‘ness; only good business men, with best references, need in- quire, Address N. H,, box 103 Herald ofl. 10. LET—A FURNISHED LIQUOR SALOON IN ii rah lhe) in responsible party; $30 per month; the ijuors to be ght. sory tO 2a NOME A. B. SAYNT. & CO, 183. Broadway, 00. —TO ENGRAVERS AND OTHERS.—A GEN- q tieman, recently arrived from Europe, is author ized to arrange with « limited number for instruction in a. bona fide new invention which wil realize a handsome re- turn weekly, Apply to THOMAS HAGSR, Simmons’ Ho- tel, No. 2 Front street. . 30) () 20,8800; WANTED, A SMART MAN TO AU periens @ Vght manufacturi: business; will Dear closest nveatigaiion ; good security, Montgomery street, Jersey City, N. J. 4.()(), GeARINER WANTED, IN A PLEASANT AND fine paying business; can be made to pay $10,000: Byear, Inquire atSis ‘Thompson streety fist floor, from 10 man, with this eum, to join the advertiser in da Water and Ottawa Beer Store, not far from City Hall, Business acquaintance down town would be an advi Dut not essential. Address RIGHT AWAY, Herald oftice, 500.-AN, BNERGETIO MAN WITH. $500, CAN IUU.” have an excellent opporinnity. Apply at 78 Var rick street, near Caual, from 9 tll 2 o'clock. B00. AAS, STH, TRIS AMOUNT, COMPR. « tent to aeil State and Territorial rights’ and estab- Tinh agencies, can buy one-half interest in a newly patented: article, 5.000 ‘of which are now weariy ready for the market- It if just in season, Call ang see for your. ly to W, A. NILHOLS, No. $500,-Raeara LIVE, BUSINESS YOUNG 2.000.- AN ESTABLISHED MERCANTILE CASH Die +; Business; will bear thorough examination. Address OWNER, box 161 Herald office, : —PARTNER WANTE! $2.000. tents Pasiness a wpectar legitimate ; sales cash; a0 Fi No. 2 Dey street, room N 2.000. fvitaie business; trate very neyoy an ae: jan cident fs the only cause of the necessity fora further in- vostment, Address BUSINESS, box 174 Herald office. 3,000 WASTED, A, PARTY WITH THIS oe , ptingunt, fo Join equally tn an, agrecable- Dusineas which has cleared #300 per day thedast season, For particulars inquire of J. EuLIO1 38 Wet Thirty-second at 00 ree ee ty BEAUTIFUL HOURE, 4, with some Lands, near Summit, N. J, a rare: chance; also Farms at barr 3 also Deak Jeasant ome to lel TOL WOUD, —PARTNER WANTED, EITHER SILENT: $15,000. or active, in an old established manutac- turing business; will stand the closest Investigation, Address. W. H. F,, Herald oilee. 0: 0, —PARTNER WANTED, -SPECIAL OR- 's active, in a whoiesale cloth house of good: ind with established trade; discretion guaranteed, Address Z., box 2i7 Herald oflice. (AND BUT 935,000 CASH WANTED) 75.000 itvrapia gate aseured-Very dee! for investors, builders and home scekers—A large tract of Land, only 40 minutes” from Broadway, hy most popular steam ralironda; very near several depots and unsurpassed: asa combination of ali the advantages sought for in subur- Dan Investment, Full charge ond particulars wil STEPHENS BROTUERS, Keal Estate Agente and Convey- ancers, 187 Broadway, New York. ACTIVE OR £T- Uy, Feepectable ang: b er cent, Call ‘same localit A GENTLEMAN, GRADUATE OF THE ACADEMY OF Vienna, desires to give instruction in Music (pianoy an! singing, French and German; would have no objection: to the country or to instruct in returngfor board. Please ad~ dress A. A., box 194 Herald off FIRST CLAS3 PIANO PLAYER WANTED. ine at the Reveille Saloon, 664 Broadway, from 3 this he A COMPETENT ORGANIST, FAMILIAR WITH THE. Ps Episcopal Church service, desires a sition; cat fur nah wtenor, Address, with terms, ROBERT, Newburg, APPLY oP. M. LIN ORGAN CO., MANUFACTURERS MASON 2 11 ta of CABIN ORGANS, warerooms Broadway, Now Yorkensue coon” ate ‘by this company are ackniow Veduod (0,p¢ the be dat) Wy he Was; Nay: tre () paid $053 BBs, soa upwratee wane rans to rent, or sold for ‘montuiy trat or quarterly paymen' = BeRefanuly on hard, Fables at, prices. Fanging trom $250 up: wards; aleo uniane styles for dwelling houses. PHELAN & COLLENDSR, 738 Broadway. OTICE, To Billiard Table Makers. ‘. 1, W. B, GRIFPITHL, hereby give you notice that Tam the only authorized agent who bas the right to apply M. Delaney’ ‘one or two wires, and if any one should: rects, And I furthermore give notice to the public and alt who hail inform me of infring:meat, and pn conviction arties 1 will pai M. H, Gai¥ PITH, Billiard Table Manufacturer, 40 Vesey street, New York. O* Ee Ei aAND, ONE, SECOND HAND STANDARD ize Billiard Table for Je, rosewood. in cornplete: heap for cash of on metaiments. Call at 219 East ‘Twenty-third street, LBINE ARTS. COLLECTION OF OLD DUTCH AND Hlemiah Paintings originals by “dean Stoeny Brawer- And othera; also a vory fine head, by Greutze for anle cheap.» on adcount ot the owner golug to Europe. ‘Inqniro In the: Pd lad Btore 381 Pearl street. All paintings are in splendié ‘condition. EW PUBLICATIONS, gre. STRIFE. STRIFE, TRPSIAVRANT A ba CARTE ar ALL HOUR AT ow Bond street. JpIREWORKS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY AND ALL k poeasions of fealiity and rejoicing Mppaiod by JAMES. ATM, at Align plage, Walworth, London, kualandy Y'yr9, technint aaa ayes Techs Aq apuToe a inter oF = exporter of e1 ‘ription of worl ol maynivide, Wholewnie gents ‘Wanted io the cr Sy . WINES, LIQUORS, 4G, ‘A YINE RYE OR BOURBON Me tad 92 50 PER on; fine Shorry and Port Wine, Beoleh and Irish Whikkcy, Holland Ginand Jamar BE ner cation, “AN warranted pure, WILLLAM M. UHL ‘Bixth avenue. eorncr Thirteenth street.