The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1871, Page 7

Wau + ‘Taunspay, Joly Pairs ae { i vciabe-dng whens yon better and steady. cotton market was more active and prices rm unchanged oun EAST. “mere was no perceptible change in the money beyond @ diminution of the pressure to joey owing to the diversion of balances jo em in prime paper which has 80 many advantages of late 4m this “yee eg Some strictly prime notes ‘were done to-day at four per cent discount, and -qnotations for what 1s included in the general destg- mation of prime paper now range from four to six percent. On call loans, with pledge of stock collat- @rals, the general rate was three per cent, and on ment securities two to three per cent. The of these figures 1s due to the fact tnat the speculative demand for stocks has almost entirely yeased, and in the absence of the usual demand from brokers doing business for the public at large the funds now available for carrying stocks are gpore than suMicient 1o meet the demand. FOREIGN BXOHANGE LOWER. The large supply of bills on Europe made by the } heavy exportation of five-twenttes and ten-forties ‘within the past week compeliea the leading bank- era to reduce their rates an eighth per cent for weterling, the market, after some hesitation, closing ‘with a rather steadier feeling at the lower quota- ions, which are as follows:—Sterling, sixty daye, commercial, 110 a 110%; good to prime bankers’, 110% a 11034; short sight, 110% 8111; Parts, sixty days, 5.15 a 5.13%; short sight, 6.10% & 6.10; Ant. ‘werp, 5.20 a 5.16; Switserland, 5.18% a 5.18%; Ham- ‘urg, 36 a 36 6,16; Amsterdam, 405 a 41; Frankfort, 41a41%; Bremen, 79a 793g; Prussian thalers, 713 6 1x. TRY NEW LOAN. Acable despatch to the Associated Press, aatea ¢m London to-day, states that Judge Richardson, Assistant Secretary of the ‘Treasury, reports the complete success of his negotiations for the sale of ‘the now five per cent bonds. While hoping the news is true we are inclined to suspect some mistake about it. The London bankers are generally eredited with the possession of an ordinary amount of sagacity and shrewdness, and hence it 18 dificult to understand why they should pay par for the bonds to Judge Richardson (who 4s compelied by the terms of the Fanding act to ‘Bocept no less) when they can buy them in this market at a discount varying according to the, rate ot exchange from one to two or threo per cenh ‘Either the Associated Press agent has made a mis- take or the great generosity of the London bankers in paying so liberally for our bonds 1s another result of the entente cordiale established by the Treaty of ‘Washington. Still another theory has it that the re- port iso fabrication, originating in the brain of @ome speculators in the gold market. GOLD LOWER—113}, A 1133. The decline in exchange referred to above was made known at an early hour in the Gold Room and occasioned a rapid decline in gold to 1133. Here the market became firm and eventually recovered to 113}, but became weak again on the telegram re- porting the success of the new loan in London, and Fielded to 113 8-16, closing with the quotation 11834 A ; 118%. The intermediate rise to 11334 in the middie | of the day was due to the incidents attending the sale of gold by the government, The amount bia for at the Sub-ireasury was $2,425,000, and = the prices offered ranged from 112.80 to 118.38—the latter figure being bid for the entire million. This plump bid, as well as the restriction of tne sale to the amount advertised to be sold, overcame tlie influence of lower ex- change and was operative until the cable despatcn from London was published. Tne course of the market is shown In the table:— Bank were as follows:—- Gold clearea. Gold balances. Ourrency balances. P. Westcott for Secretary of the Gold Exchange. The specie shipment to-day was $255,000. The Bark of Engiand directors made no change in the discount rate at their usual weekly meeting So-day. GOVERNMENTS LOWER. The decline in the gold market, and a trifing reaction in the London quotations of United States ponds, occasioned a fractional yielding in domestic prices of government securi- ties. The recent advance was too rapid and carried the New York above the London market. Hence the very natural effort to restore the equl- Ubriam of prices to-day. The market was steady, 4f not strong, at the lower quotations, and closed United Staves 1881, regis tered, 11534 & 115%; do. do., coupon, 11534 a 115%; with the following street price: currency sixes, 115 @ 115%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 11434 @ 11434; do. do., 1382, coupon, do., 114% a 116; do. do., 1864, do. do., 114% @ 114%; do. do., 1865, do. do., 11454 @ 11434; do. do., registered, Jan- uary and July, 113 @ 11314; do, do., 1865, coupon, do., 118 @ 11344; do. do., 1867, do. do., 11334 @ 113%; do. Ao,, 1868, do. do., 11344 a 11534; do, ten-forties, regia #ered, 111}4 @ 11134; do. do., coupon, 112% a 11254, STOCKS DULL. The stock market was very dull. There is appar- -ently no outside interest of a speculative or invest- ment character. The knowledge has become so ‘well spread that the leading stocks are in the hands of cliques that speculative buyers will not take hold ‘Where the chances of a small rise are more than counterbalanced by the risks of a heavy decline, while investment seekers think prices too high, and expect, from the experience of years, that they can do fully as well, if not a great deal better next winter, when the clamps of tight money force the cliques to disburden themselves. ‘Last summer the Northwest stocks were all concen- trated in one spot in Exchange place, but were left severely alone by the public until last winter, when the clique had to sell and disperse them at the prices people were willing to pay. A “corner’’ in North- ‘West common was frequently attempted, but always failed, because the “vears” had sagacity enough not to sell a clique stock, If this experience is repeated next fall 1t will not be the first illustration of history repeating itself in Wall street. The falling off in rallway,traMc, as shown in the recent enormous decrease of $6),000 in one month in the earniags of the Ohio and Mississippi road, is another reason for the public distrust in the current quotations for many of the Western railway shares, particularly those which are not on a dividend-paying basis, and are, therefore, only getting decper into debt day by day. A railroad on the downward’ grade in tie @Matter of carnings, has a double momentum toward bankruptcy, for me reason that the in- creasing floating debt augments at com- pound interest speed. The chief features in to-day’s business were Lake Shore and Rock Island, which, side by side a@ few days since, have one in Opposite directions, the former down to 108% and the latter up to 1105. Union Pacific ad. vanced to 31%. Reading also was conspicuously surong, With sales at 112){. Otherwisé the market | ‘was weak, and towand the close of business in the ‘board, when the clique agents had left the apart- ment, everything suddenly broke down, @ partial re- covery ensuing only when they rushed back from icheir Offices, and the final sidewalk prices being in ‘@ome instunces the lowest of the day. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Tne following table shows the highest and lowest Prices of the principal stocks during the day:— oe Lowest, New York Cen. consolidated.. New York Central seri ss 4% : SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG. * ‘There was a good inquiry for the interest paying bonds of the Southern States, which led to a smart improvement in Mussouris and South Carolinas. The general Southern lst was firm and closed as follows:—Tennessee sixes, ex coupon, 72 a 7234; do. new, 7134 @ 71%; Virginia sixes, ex coupon, 6534 & 68; do., new, 73 & 7834; do., registered stock, old, Georgia sixes, 8285; do. sevens, 90 a 91; North Carolina sixes, ex coupon, 46 a 47; do., new, 27 a 2734; do. special tax, 20% a 21; Missouri sixes, 94% a 95; do,, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 92 a 93; Louisiana sixes, 70 @ 72; do,, levee sixes,72 a 73; do, do. eights, 85 a 89; Alabama fives, 68 a 70; do, eights, 93 a 100; South Carolina sixes, 70 a 75; do., new, January and July, 59 20; do., new, April and October, 61a 61}4; Arkansas glxes, 65a 57; do. sevens refined, aeaies pero seer ~Cnt meats, 182 packages; . 2 lard, Fravisions.—Rece market for mess pork was dull i now B11 bois. and tlerces. ‘and somewhat weaker. change, but the market closed hear baa Wed sly ene 376, and 250 bi all jobbing $15 wi et at $15 50; 50, ig fon ga 8 a B%e. Neen Bae le ror’ 01 {nagtive and nominal at 88 — Beef hams quiet Cut meats—The for most all Cp oes rhe sales were ory firm, Coty af aise for do. short clea Beef was inactive an 8, and #14 a 16 for extra mens. ‘at $24 2 $26 for Southern. marketabowed considerable activi talted shoulders nt Be, 100 tierces light picked hi rer bellies and "shoulters at Sigo. tre oes and 50 tierces pickled ted at 7 Lard continued on ao teria rd in fair deman er was in moderate Qe. a MWe. for do, Cheese was quiet at = bags Rangoon and about 1,200 tierces ‘ket continued moderately active at further sales of 15) bugs Rap, etna at Tyo. a7; 3 al feces at le. bul fa ate: = tur gholee State SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANDE. haan July 6—10:15 A. M. $80000 Tol, Peo & W 2d. 000 BtL., tt Chi Ist m. Bkot uy former. prices Bivenaks Carouina, etety at # Carolina, ete! sObeAn The Mharkot for raw was declded emand for retininy pury Biot ‘ahd “and M,e18 boxes, on the Yb., 100 bags Ps asis of Pye. ‘a 9%. for Refined wae trm and {n good owdered and granwe = ee. for crushed for A, 12ixe. 4 13% 1ige. Tor © aud 1c, a Te. tur yelio re. Amann report the follow renties nt aie a for meen lite according to quality, stocks and comparisons Stock ascertained by actual tion), July 3, 1871. : — atuce the Ist of July.. Nove £83 wi a Pag OES sui S 2 fe do.. 89 Hud Rtv 2d 8 fds 103 m Ist mtg. taehee 0 ay Toni: rh 300 New Jer 0 Rit Telining, 9:40, w 936 ‘air Lo good grocery. 9 Ace. ; oentrit wga i hd. ‘aad Havana—Bozes Dutch tandard, Som 7 a 10%e.; do. 13 to 15, Wes, a do., ii to 9), 1280. 1S Jeo Relining & des to ae sje. ret grades, 940. a 10) ah sent & 100 Tol, W & W 500 Pitts, Ft W 100 Kost, Hart & 80 [pa tn Ra aes RR... 5 NY Tent mie div 158 1C RR. 20 490 South side RR. ‘Nos. Btoik toh standard, Nos. 10 to) i Wye aldo, Aanlia-Current clayed and superior, 8c. “Tin ow ceniinnes firm and moterately active. The sales Ibs, at 8c. a 94c. for commion to prime. 7 bbis. ‘The market was decidedly bls, iron hooped at ¥4}ge. + Sy ruse, wd 88 ns 12:15 o?Clock P. M. firmer, with jales of CATTLE MARKET. Beef was dull at 10340. 0 12/4c. for common to good. were only moderately active at 470. a bc. ‘ive Los tlh 5 U 86's, currency. 11535 Oe o’Clock P. M. B cnet MS Ch led ae 0. Ate Recetpis—Cat- H& Std is Be Welle-Fargo Ex so MaMorUir 68 MEETING OF DOCK COMMISSIONERS, Report from the Executive ‘Committee—Bulla= ing of New Piers and Repair ef Old Piers Ordered—A Complaint from the Mayor as to Obstructions—Order for Their Removal [n- sued—The Great Work of the New Docks Commenced. A meeting of the Commissioners of the Depart- ment of Docks was held yesterday, at the office of There were present the President, Mr. Commussiofer Smyth, and Commissioners Wood, Hunt and Henry. Mr. Hunt read the following reports from the Ex- ecutive Committee:—A petition fr for permission to build & wharf at 117th street, Har- lem River, was recommended to be declined. application to extend pier 13 about sixty feet was Tecommended to be granted. Executive Committee was confirmed. A communication was read from the Mayor's ofmice, received by the Executive Committeo, to which the attention of the Board was called to ob- structions of bulkheads, in the North River. These obstructions were stated to be between Chambers Their removal was recom- mended by the executive, and the Board ordered the recommendation to pe carried out, ing of four wooden tanks at the pler of the Metro- politan Gas Company, between Forty-first and Forty- second streets, Was ordered to be allowed, A NEW PIBR. It was also ordered that the Chief Engineer be authorized to proceed to the building of a picr at Fifty-seventh street, North Hiver, the cost of meats it was sald, Would not excced $25,000. to be 500 feet tong and 60 fe: structed on Harrold Smith’s cluster pile plan. There 18 also to be erected a connecting bridge irom the end of the street to the new bulkhead tine. ‘The future mectings of the Loara will be held at two o’clock. 00, ino fs Waw 10H & St Jo RR. STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Vive o’Clock P. M. Northwestern pf ite, the Commission. Wentern Union. 42) H. & L. Young, 3 Col, C & Ind Cen me 1936 COMERCIAL REPORT. THUREDAY, Suly 6-6 P. M. Corrgz.—The market for Rio and Santos remained firm, but the indisposition on the part of holders to sell had the effect of preventing cargo sales. A moderate jobbing trade Other kinds were quiet, but steady, without noteworthy transactions. Rio, ordinary cargoes, lige. a 10c. a do., ae at dhe? do si day Taig, u B2C" ee. faracalbo, 180, 16%, Laguayra, 14 Domingo, eer hi oa Be a The decision of the street and Whitehall. taur do., esol alle c.; prime do., 1c. fo. 8280, old, per tb. @ (government bi 5}4¢, ; Jamaica, is @ ide; Costa Rica, 1 Viet a Ito. ; Savanihe, 180. he total stock of coffee in New ‘York sums op 589 as follows :—Ril 11334 @ 11356 In the gold loan market the rates ranged from two per cent for carrying to two per cent for bor- rowing. The operations of the Goid Exchange It i# to be con- ay Savanilla, Bi bags; Curacoa, 120 —The faite was steady, with an improved de- ntered the market to mand from all sources, Expot purchase the low grades when obtainable at or below quota- Mons. Grades above good ordinary continued out of thelr Teach, owing to the contrast between tbe prices here and abroad. Low mijaling and the betier descriptions are euill about 2c, per Ib. higuer In this market than in Liverpool. ‘The market closed oa at the following quotation: ba SCEMENT OF THE NEW DOCKS. pS in the construction of the perma- nent river wall, which 1s one of the pubiic works assigned to the Board of Departmeut of Docks for euced midway between y Transportation Carpenters are + $64,746,000 128,501, 2,302,680 At the election held to-day to fili the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. Thomas P. Akers, the unanimous choice of the Board fell upon Mr. W. completion, has by Castie Garden and the Ne Company's pier No. 1, North Kiver, laying the office floor on spiies driven into the river's bed, and the steam drecge is removing silt and rub- It has now been decided in accordance with the report of the Cluef Engineer to descrived above, r ay § Giregtion, sharp mari, m a ine paraltel with ihe Hua- nunving in that direc a the North rH yor side, he whole of solid granite, on a rip-rap The first pl rs erected will be piers Nos which it is intended shall be extend outward so as to preserve the pter Ine now certainly the greatest work that New York nas ever Kuowh—now having 4, the progress of it will be regarded With interest and anxiety by those who are desirous of seeing New York possess the finest docks In the Good ordinary. bish from the bottom, Irom the point oe i | above are 42 bales to arrive, active at fuli prices, vance, the marke revious. The sales were idling, as follows : delivery the business was fairl; instances at 1-ite. a 3c. firm at the tinal figures 7,100 bales, on the, base of low eighty feetin widih and The great work duly and ‘August, were Cee of as follows : Huy, 600 at 2 Wot, 100 nah 160. 5 vice, fourier: Auruat 4 EmcRaTios AF FAIRS, mynd A ust, at Wg riers a j,Pecember, at 187. ei scember, 100 each, at 1éhgc., together. Lo rt, 10,00 ‘bales, ‘the average fy forward ‘deliveries were gut, BU2Le.; September, 19.2504; en iw ithe receipte atthe ports vestons 723 baleas N an, 193; Charleston, 128; Wilm! 117; Baltimore, 143; New York, 62. Total, tna bales; same day last’ year, 1,349 bi reiyhte to foreign voris closed as follows Meeting of the Board of Ceuuleioliebus Meat Contract—Fighting for the Appointmeut. The Commisstoners of Emigration held a meeting yester- day afternoon at the Board room, Castle Garden, Commis- ‘The Secretary read the minutes of A report was then sioner Bell in the chair, the Inst meeting, which were adopted. read from the Committee of Supply, stating that the con- tract had been awarded to the most responsibie partics, day last week, Rates for cotton Fo Liverpool, by scam, Adi Dy, sail, Bbd. Mc; to Hamburg, by steam, 24d. 18a Compressed to" Bremen by stea: to Baltic ports, by Soutpressed: salle se y Me Hol FLOUn AND GRAIN.—Recel tao | 16,903 Duis. WBS Dushels; urn, 244i Le! 16,400 bush eis ; ‘THE SUPPLY OF ECTCURK'S MEAT only three applications bad been received—one from Mr. Lator, which had been rejected for informality. An offer was also made by Mr. D. Arnold, which was rejected as not being ee ‘The contract wi corn, ‘meal, 250 b Gagtt ‘The flour warkerrufed under a moderate inquiry for consumption, and some The sales were avout 4500 vbis, Rye Iiite export demand flour was quiet at about former prices. moderately active and prices steady. We note sales of 400 15, City wacked meal was quiet Corn meal was therefore awarded to Mr. After some discussion it was resolved that the contracts fer unsupp plied articles be referred to the Commit A resolution was then offered Dols, Western yellow at $3 and ‘unchanged. tee of Repairs and that ali works at Castle Garden and Ward's | contract work, be discontinued, and that the ‘contractors be red to send in their bills itlee on Repairs and The report of the ies was then read recom works on Ward's Extra Minuesoia. Round hoop Obto, shipping brands. Kound hoop Ohio, trade branas... . recommended that no bills should be paid q ted and approved by'the ¢ Cowmitte until a Committee of Repairs and Supplies. ‘The Committee on Salari 1¢ misstoner Frear, reported th: by the Commissioners should be citizens. of the United = is committee also recommended that no one should be° employed at Cantie Garien or Ward's Island wee on Salaries and Oflcers, of the report caused alively discussion, some 01 men declaring that if the report of the’ Committee on’ Sain- ries and Officers were approved the Board would lose their POWER OB APPOLNTNENT. roposed a resolution that this part out, and Com’ St. Louis straight ext St. Lows choice double extra. ° St. Louis choice tamil; cera, on motion of Com- | officers employed Southern supe: Southern extra. Southern family Corn meal, Western white Corn meal, Western yellow. Corn meal, Jersey... Cornmeal, Brandywin Corn mea: puncheons. —Wheat was in active about 175,000 busne! Commissioner HART of the report be siruc moved an amendment to this to accept the report as pr Commissioners Husted, Barr, W. chairman voted for the ame: dment and Comm ner Husren request and ‘himcr, 1 48 4 @l 449 for spring—neariy 1°48 a BL DL Tor ont nmuber winter, 1964 @ $1 65 for new white, Hie. The sales were about r mixed, 72c. «78. tor awn tor mixed in store, Oats were steady but 63 for new do., #165 we diebl, - Cine an orm se high mixed, fie. tor yello he white Western nominal at’ 8c. . uiet, The sales were about 40,00 bushel tern, G3¢e. for biack Tadiana aflo for waite Ohio. ariey and rye remained dull and inal. There was no inquiry for either, CERELORTA ~The market generally continued very firm, but grain rates to Liverpoo!, pot Ly stoan and sall, werv some. rtering business was only modera rates. The engagements were 0 bushels wheat at 44., and, bY sail, corn and wheat se ments effected in the | resolution was adopted unanimous! be sent to the Department of Parks, after waicn the meet- ing adjourned. DROWNED IN WESTCHESTER CAEEX, An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Bathgat Westchester, Westchester county, on the body of Granthal Ferris, an aged and respected resident of that place, who was accidentally drowned on the previons afternoon, It seems that the deceased has been partially insane for some ast, and while walking on the di eater creek, A daughter of the deceased witnessed im vain to reacue tl eovy ordered to active at about ashels corn an To Havre, by steam, 7,50 bu it We. To Malta, 40 cases tobacco on my 60 hus. tobacco at $12. The charters riers grain to Cork for tum bied fa the the accident and attemp' foclude an Au ra park, oF Ra A verdict was rendered In accordance with the above orders at 6s, id, on private terms Continent, #.0.0 ry ‘& British ship hence to a direct port on the js, refined petroleum, 4s; an American ship trom Philadelphia to a Continental port,’ 9 troieuiny 48. 1d,; a Swedis bark froin Philadelphin 2,600 bbls. petroieum, 8. 6d. ; a. British ship, about 1,400 tons, to London, general car umm Babip trom New Orleans to Marseiles, cargo lobacco, MOLASSRS.Business in forelgn was limited to amall I Porto Rico, whieh sold for r enllon. “Domestic was steady, BILLIARDS, — —STANDARD AMERIC AN BILLIARD | TABLES unequalled for accuracy and durabiitt amateurs and professional ‘ables at prices ranging {rom e'atyles for dwelling houses, ELAN & COLLINDER, 733 a Broadway. Al, by the leadin constantly on hard, wards: alno unique including 20° hhas, ars ‘fining purposes at 38c. With sales of 80 Doin, in lotes $i Ge. 8 60 | stock ho ghee’ 203 hhds, _DENTISTRY. SPECIALTY, TEETH i XTRACTED; gas; $1 the first tooth, 50 cents each additional. | 32 East Fourteenth street, three doors west of University place, ETH EXTRAC 60 pus, hee ‘Urleans. ad mixed, 3c. a 300, ovado, refining, 3c. 400. & de, § wh Ly ag rpentine was sia ‘i portant lots at ED WITHOUT PAIN.—14 Y A guumbing application: gas administered ; beautiful pera for hollow cheeks; sets re 198 Grand at, near Broadway. __ WATCHES, pew ELRY, &e. SREMIUM AMERICAN WATCHES, the best and cheapest Watch made in this country, whole sale and retail, by FRANKFIELD & CO., 209 Sixth avenue, corner Ls Fourteenth a and $28 Eighth avenue, corner a ales ‘rei Mimi ot toun ninga roel was decidedly 1 Ay or gu 800 bis, at #2 8 800 ba at #00 bbls. low No, 2 tions were sowewbat neglected by bayer 8 Fendered. strong by th jerms,. The baer descrip: 96 for strained, 62'4 88 79 for No. gt q 8 strained, a for No, 4, Ont, $8 Tha 86 25 for pie and $8 00 0 #7 60 Tar w: ‘3 for Washington and 89 13 LRUM,— The market was There were Np my FE PRONOUNCED wr and very prin. Boia ut the anthent'-aved bbls. refined standard white, {i Ia, do., lust half July, at 287; ¢@ market waa very quiet, bat ‘and September. Crude was qu im bulk. and 1c. © LiKe. I _ MATRIMO TAL. ‘wo you NG GENTLEMEN DESIRE TO. CORRE ton gy = ot ial or UE ae, ou Sipemene vat “Tor eet livery spond with you trimnon tae penta ae tie, BUROPFAN STRAMYAIeS, ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSIIP COMPANY, For Southampton pout ‘The steamship NEW Vile, Ooo os vaptuin Kr Von Rrnater, a fail on Thureday, ey $9 m Bremen pier, fe Tied atrects Hoboken’ tS be folidwes by teat ang WEBER, Captain Willlam 8. Wenke, on Saturda; uly Rates of Plana to London, Havre and Bremen, payable tn id or ite equivalent tn currency. First cabin. J ATIONAL LINK. STEAM TO pe THE QUEEN, Thomas ITALY, Grogan..... Fassange to Liverpoo! ¢ steerage, 28, cusrency. Prepaid ste donderry and Glasgow, $25, currene: For further pastic 69 Broadway. POOL AND QUEENSTOWN, 47 North river, Saturday, dul Witz STAR LINE. ‘New York, Cork and Liverpool, New and full-powered the six larges! in the p work, ATLANTIC, A sam.’ DRIATIS * 6,000 tons burien 000 h. p. se Sailing from New York o 1 Saturdays rom ‘Liverpool on Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor each way. OCEANIC, € ompron, On daly Ev atl0 A, M, ATLANTIC, Cap. Murray, from the White Star D. Passenger accommo combining safety, speed and comfort. Baloons, state rooms midship section, where stewardesses accom ae hese steamers, uugust 6, vavonia Ferry, Jersey City, st Kater—Saloon, Nl ‘Those wishing 10 sen' for friends trom 4 how obtain steerage, prepatd certificates, 883, currency. Passengers booked to or from all parts ot Amertea, P Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, China, &e. Axcursion tickois granted at lowest raies. Tratts from £1 upward, For information apply “at the eompanris, ofloen, No. 10 Broadway, New Yi |. SPARKS, Agent, HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN “PACKET COMPANY'B fron mail steamship Captain P. H. Hi taking passengers Kirst Cabin, 8120; gold, payable in United. The VAN: para’ will sail fa 18, 1-71 P CIM BRIA ok, will gal on Tuewtay, July 12, 1971, 2 2. M., for Hambur ondon and Cherbou KUNHARDT & Co., . B feicttaRD & BOAS, General Agents. General Passenger Agents, 61 Brow atroct, N.Y. No. 6 Barclay street, N. ¥. ‘TEAM TO LONDON. PARAGUAY, Saturday, July 8, 8 9 A. M- Rates of passage fn cur Firat Cabin, #70; Second Cabin, eb0;, ‘Sleerage, BRU. For freight e appl, He or Da OWLAND & ASEINWALLs Agents, mers are appointed to sail as follows: — LB. aturday, July 8, 10 Royal Lett a uraday, Jy cry. OF ANTWERP. Thursday, Suly 20: 4 Pe and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from Nor oo North river, RATES OF PASSAGE, Payable in Gold. Payabie in Currency. First Cabin 875 | Steerage 820 ‘To Lo . MO To London To Pi Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Norway and Denmark, at reduced rates. Tickets can be bous wishing to send for thetr friends. For further information apply at the Company's office, JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 19 Broadway, New York, QITEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL— CAR. ing the United States mails a Salling every Wednesday. WYOMING, Whineray MINNESOTA, Freem From pier do North river, Cabin pastage, kteorage, $00, currency. Prepalt tickets, $83acuireney. Passengers hooked to and. trom. Pari Hamburg, Norway and Sweden, dc, Drafts on Ire land, England, France aud German, at lowont rates. Apply UUION BY roadway, or ODONOVAN ROSSA, ‘Branch oillce, 263 Broadway. sailing from we, No, 29 i eee rer 8 at 9:00.A.M, | _ Thesteenmship GEORGIA will follow and sal at3 P. at. and 865% tickota from Liverpool, Queenstown, Lon- ‘s apply ut the company’s ofiice, No. F. W. J. HURST, Manager. Wedues- day, July 12. JOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, ‘Old Dominion Steamship Company piven f this iine leave pier 87 North river toot of each For Norfolie City Point and Richmond, on Satortay, July 8, at M., ateamahip WYANOKE, otlow with the Vitgiata and the Seaboard Inland Air | Mne, Pecersbur; i Shesapeake and Ohio Ratiroad and rough passenger tickets and through bills of lading at reduced rates to all ata South and Southwe ‘Apniy at offce on pie Greenwich street, oorrer of Dev: AEBANY “AND TROY Lit (tor all classes) unrivated | Via connectin andthe North, ‘The fastest elegant riveg steams world, From ‘new depot, pier 3d North river, Vestry street, one block south f Jersey terry, M. Pi i rate than by any other route, Passengers for Saratoga avold the inconvenience of change of cars, NONAY ISLAND NORTE AND FAST RIV / North Kives Tenth street at street, at #:40, 1 moking rvom and bathrooms in potion ‘s felt, Surgeons and ‘Steerage, $20 In currency. ‘Old Country can Hienth street at 8:0, Mil THOMAS COR: \ daily, at 4 P. M., pier 34 North river, foot of Harrison stree ‘om New York i Hemburg, Plymouth, Fiver, foot of Spring street, dally, ato P. M.; Saturdays at 2 T10R TROY—THE bt tie NEVERSINK LEAVES Sue Friday, at § o'clock P. M.y for Troy. Farg @1 60; berths _COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. T AT SOUTHERN FERGUS AND PAs: Wee teeereren. ‘the Flori ride ports fouth s Pu | Southwest ri Wednesday ond Sa ‘The suet o sees nae sidow oat steamah TRAN, Captain M. 8, Woodhall, wll aall on Saturany, duly 6 eaTbrough pasiage tickets aud bile of lading issued at lowest rMVGr local freight and passage anpiy to MORGAN & 00., 1:7 Weat atreet, corner of Warren, Vor throngh freight tartet and rates avply to BENELEY D, HASE! General Agent 7 rou lway, 4 street. oh Great Southern relight Lin or atvitice of the company, 147 “RAV BLA, MARS? GUIDE. ‘THR OLD POPULAR, long established evening line for Albany and Troy and West, Saratoga ~ in the ly até P. 1 | er NORWALK leaves West pier 4, North Moore 0. 4, Morrix utroet, pe--Steamer NAUSHON leaves , 11:20 and 2:20; leaves Peck silp at 8:40, 40 and 2:40; leaves Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, 9, 12 and 8, WOR RONDOUT, LANDING AT COZZENS', NEWBURG ton, Poughkeepsie and he _rteambouts Land JAM BALDWIN | 8 1,4, Bast Rive NOR CATSKILL DAILY.—STEAMERS THOMAS POWELL and SUNNYSIDE leave pier No. 43 North 4 9:80 F, bt. j making usital landings, Frankho et Pict 33), every Monday, Wernesday 54 and bb South street, Per LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Market atrect, yer 87, dally at 2:45, and Thirty- atdo'clock P. turning leaves Norwalk at 7:45 A. M. bevy ha sy da} toga Springs, 4 tA A RW. BAR an DANIEL DREW. lamburg, Sweden, nthere at moderate rates to persons burg, Marlboro and Maiden, Steamer SUNNYSIDE, and after Saturday, July 1, Le Spring street LZ AMFORD.—THE NEW 8 steamboat AMERICUS leaves foot of Mar- sizost, pier 81, daily al 8:80, and Lhirtyseventh street at Pp. ‘Returning leaves Stamford at 7 and Greenwich at WICH AND NOR NORWALK AND DANBURY.—THE SWIFT AND beautiful steamboat NELLY Wit leaves foot of th street connecting with Danbury Railroad, Re- ‘OTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.—TICKETS for sale and baggage checked at the office of the brie way Baggace Express Company, corner of Twenty-third Filth aveuue, (or Albany, Troy, Sharon and Sara ine, of steamers C. VIB- Iso for, va Tarsacl Newport and Boston, and to all ate on the line of the Erie jiroad and the West and southwest, This is the only express company running direct to Long Branch and Newport, GATURDAY AFTERNOON BOAT FOR CATSKILL, Hudson and Coxsackie, landing at Newburg, New 8 pier 48 North Bivor, foot of clock P.M. ‘July 12, at 9 P.M. Tuly 19) at 8 BN HARON SPRINGS DIRECT. The Day Line, Peopie's Line or Troy Line steamers ticket and check direct to sharon Springs by ALBANY AND be SQUIKHANNA RAILROAD. Drawing ‘room cars from to " rings. Night boat passengers reach Sharon “hy day line at 9B. Mo, or by 10:30 A. Had a A. M. son Kiver Railroad from New York (change at Albany, (ree transfer) at 6:17 P. M. (quloker than by any other route). 8 AYO, I Picket Agent, C°xA ARD LINE. THE BRITISH, AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL AIL ST/AMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW won AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARLO OTIA. Wednesday, Jui ABYSSINIA... ‘AVA... Wednesday, July Ki esix Wednesday, Ju CUBA ery Au BATAVIA. Saturday, ‘Aug. 19 PASSAGE ers, not carrying steerage. Second cabin First cabin to Return tickets. By t First cabin. Return tick Stecrage tick parta of Europe, at lowest rates, Through biits of lading giveu for Relfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp aud other ports ou the Continent, and for Mediter- ranean pol For freight and c: office, No. 4 Bowlin; i ihrita eae ieteaetin For stesrage passage, at roadwa nity Building. en CHAS. Ge FRANCKL IN, Ag i NCHOR LINE. STEAMERS sail every Wedneulay upd Satnrday, to and Crom NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, calling at Landonderey (o tand mate ang passengers, Passengers booked and forwarded to and from all ein Great Rritain, Ireland, Germany, Norwa: Cen or Denmark and America, nw sufely, rpredily, comfort. ably and cheanlv as by any other route or line. EXVRESS” SUTAMERS, “EXTRA” STREAMERS. t.. diy _8 | SIDONIAN July 1 | TOWA,, i thereatter, from pler 20 North river, New York, at noon. Rates of passage, payabie in currency, 'o Liver 00. Glasgow or Derry Fire! cabina, ib mne #75, necording to local Cabin exe sion tlel best xecommodations, $190, Intermediate, Vo aleerage, Certificat lowes wishing to send for their friends. Draits rsaed, ayable, on presentation. Apply, at the Company's ouices, to ENDERSON BROTHLRKS, No.7 Bowling Green, on. DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. F GENERAL ‘TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY! st AMSHIPS BETWE, D LLING AT BREST. e 8) follows :— inturda: First cabin suo} seoond onbia ‘These steamers do Hot carry steerage paaseuger: Excursion tickets issued at reduced rates, American travellers going to or returning from the Conti. fing ‘the steamers of this line, avoid | road and the discomforts of cross- nent of nrope, by. ta both transit by English rai ing the Channel, bestdes saving time, trouble and expense. GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Browdway, | Rondout a MARY POWELL, FROM V) 3:30 P, ML. daily, making usual land: f Poughkeepsie West Point Returning leave Milton 6:45, New- Re } CHINA... ening 8| ABest Saturday, July 18 H CALABRIA,.... Bat. July ap ie PARTHIA, Saturday, Aug, ag #0, gold, alist old. in passage, apply at the Company's en. $9. —ALBANY AND TROY DAY LINE,—STEAMERS: ©. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW from Vestry street pt 8:30 A, M.; Thirty-fourth street at 6:45; landing at Yonkers, Tarrytown and Nyack (by terry boat West Polnt, cornwall, Newburg, Pouzhkeepsie, Hudson, connecting with eveniny Central ‘tor the West, and on and a‘te ‘Coxzeus’, sicili and @ traine on, the New York ne 26 with the hanna road for Sharon Springs. (4 from. gbumton, and by Rensselaer and Sara- | toga road for Saratoga Springs ($3 50 from New York). At - | Hudson for Lebanon Springs, all rail. To Troy by steamboat SCHUYLER. ie nXe URSIONS. FES ere" STEAMER WYOMING, ia and Anna; Oriental wood, $53 West street, near Gro Christopher. Cannot Le secured cisewhere. pler every hour trom 9:30 A. M, until7 P, M | Bighth stiect each way, connecting with steatner Pope Catlin Weds, Aug. | for High Bridg 10%. tx coud for twelve mouths, securing hour from7 A. M.to8 P.M, On and after Monday, July woes be three Inter trains every night—namely, $, o'cloc! st rates, fing “be bought here by those H. B, CROSSETT. HOY FOR ROCKAWAY, EVERY SUNDAY THE steamer NELLY W HITE le: M.; Christopher street, North river, at 9 |. North river, at 9:15 A.M. and 3 P.M. ing, Rockaway at ILA. M. and P.M. Fare 5c. euch PLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION TO BARLEM, Morrisanta, Karl's Park and High Bri! ‘Through to High Bridge for We. Steamera MORRISA aud META leave Fi ton streat andiug at N. B,—Thia isthe only line running from Harlem to High Bridge for Ge. fare. Fare to Harlem 15¢, ATH AND Ci ISLAND RAILROAD.—STEAM cars leave for. and return (rom Coney Island every half 10 an street (New York) ferries, w tickets, B1. enidid veasels on this favorite route for the Continent Tuly 15, avurday, July 39 aturday, Aug. 12 urday, Aug. 26 100875 River, 9; refreshments on board. A celebrated brass and cotiiion band bas been engaged. for, the season. Fare & ies 60 BARte LLOYD. For stettin direct, touching at Christiansand and Copen- hagen to land passengers and mals, he first class tron steamship MBOLDI, Capt, P. Barandon, will sail on Batarday, Jay a, av P. ‘rom Per 18 Nor Fiver. To be followed by sicumship FRANKLIN, Capt. Dreyer, on Thursday, Angust —. ‘Cabin Passage, gold, $80, Steerage, gold, 825. erkburg nud other important poi Freight or Freight or Passage nj nd Wi NBT a RAMMELSBERG, Agents, Ottice, 40 Broadway. 934, 1056, Lg, 245 and 71. M. Daily at 10, 2, Sig landing at Thirty-tourth street on ail trips, tbe round trip.” f the Baltic received and through Bills of Lading signed. For TEAMBOATS FORT LEE AND GLE rparscorrs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX. fassaze from Liverpool and Queenstown eamalips. Also from Liverpool and ling packets. Drafts of £1 and up- of Great Britain and Ireland, at change office, weekly by frst clas: London by weeki: warda, available in the lowest rates at Tapscort BROTHERS & CO,'S, _. COASTWISE STEAMSILIPS. pean we Galton, HIP COMPANY'S LINE TO may carrying malin, parscngers and freight to Kingston, Jamaica, Santa Mar ea, Peru and Chile, ‘ail on Sunday, wen the amer OCLAN QU leave pier 42 North river at 12 0 y previous. jock noon, for RAMENTO, niilo and Mi At for al! Central Ame- with more Freight for iast named ports N4P. Mi of ‘wi Japan and China, For rates of passage, freight and all other Information &pply at company’s oflice, on the pter, oe of Canai street. ., . eee eR. BABY, Agent. ire DOMINGO LINE FORK PUERTO PLATA, SAMANA and Santo Domingo City.—The United States mail Coa ip PERIP, Captain Gardiner, will ieave piex No, 4 Ni iver, Saturday, July 1, at 8.1. Me bi 1 bt ae ie POD AR Sens & CC AVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving é July 7 iy at pier 17 bast river at 8 P. M., direct to Hav CITY OF MERID, » Deal J CITY OF MEXIOy’ ‘Timmer: uly For rele OF PRM ALERASDRE & SONS, & Broadway. NITED STATES MATL TO HAVANA. Norih River. ERMAN, Captain A. Blanchard, MIssOURI, Captain J. 8, Edwards COLUMBIA, Captain E. Van Sice. For freight or passage apply to ‘As W. DIMOCK, Presiaent 5 Bowling Green, NEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS—TOUCHING at Rey West, carrying tbe United States mat ‘The Ai steamship GENERAL REDO WICK, Captain Ellis, at pier 20 East river. will leave on Saturday, July Through nding given to Houston and tO ‘on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson, and B. B. R. and C, Ratiroad. For freight or bs oe TALS of, CO. 158 Malden lane, or POR igh MP DIREC ERCHANTS' STEAMSHIP LINE. From pier Re 5 North river, Ls B o'clock P. M. EMILY B) SOUDER, ‘on Saturday July § Freight received daily. Through rates given to St. Louis Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola. Led a tg bane { baving superior accommodation apply to REDERIC BAKER, W Broadway. JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Cromwell Steai e pier No. North river, on P.M. Freight received di veston, Indianola, Mootle Cabin passage, steet Far trelahi or mae Whu, & CO. 86 West atreet i ae BECK, 156 Maiden lane. TEAMERS, GROVES AND BARGES FOR FXCUR ent Gotham, with first class Groves, Steamer favorable terme. _ BLOOMER « #6 Southstreet, New York. = U Vc GRAND ana Grevtown, and Pacific | will leave pler 28 North River, foot, of Murray street, at 8 oeee & A.M, precisely ; Thirty-fourth street, North Riv eave loth and 90:h of each month, except when 3 Returainy o'clock P.M. Fares-To Cozens’, $1; to Newburg, $1; to Poughkeepate, $125; Cozzens’ to Newburg, 25 cents; to Poughkeepate, 50 cents; Newburg to Poughkeepate, 25 cents. Excursion tickets for the round trip—To Cozzens’, $1 50; | Newburg, #1 60; HE STEAMER NEW CHAMPION, CAPTAIN ©. vii tain A. G. Gray, will pin wally via Kinston, and connecting at Panama with steamer SAC: ity at Acapulco, Manza- y i cr AMERPOA will leave San Francisco August 1 for on Saturday and § Feng street at 8: oph ines and refreshments Stracture of Woma Marriage 5,8 iatorrhera ; 6, Generative Deputy; 7 7, cial Disei k senm of ‘Ansiomy, 615 Broadway, N who capnot attend can have them forwarded. free ou recelpt Of Ibe, by addressing SECRETARY, New York Museum of praca 615 Broadway New York. Atlantic Mail Steams)ip Company, sailing regularly ‘Thursday at 8 o'clock I’. M. precisely, from pier No. 4 all points Agent, 119 Wall sireot. T ME “GRAND BADE. HOTEL AND. CASINO ¢ oF Bromint ments of nal (trente et quarente, roulette a un zero), &e, ad communication vabond Gent ‘and Basel with S: fh... mship ST. LOUIS, Sagan fae’ A pry ye 4 TB. MINTZ’S, 433 FOURTH AVEN E, ly 8, at 3 o’eloc! Through rates given to Gal | at the prices B. Jewelry from $10 Sievert or address as ELIGHTFUL DAILY EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY Keach by Southside Railroad, trom Roosevelt and Grand ‘9 and 10.4. M. Excursion math ! 4 q NEW YORG AND Havant, | i AILY (EXCEPE SATURDAYS) REGULAR. BOAT FOR Is71, the steamer RIP VAN WINKLE, Captain Simmoni the Fishing Banks.—On and after Tuesday, June 13, will leave Peck slip at 7:45, Christopher street ats :30 nn pier No. 4 North river at 9A. M. Schievel's Brass and Co- tilion Band, ines and refresiments on board. OR EXCURSIONS THE STFAMERS JOSEPHINE and M[DDLETOWN. Apply at the Ferry office, foot of Whitehall street, 0 HO | FOR THE FISHING BANKS !-DAILY, SAT- urdays excepted, commencing on F3 ane splendid NCO: pher street, treet, Jersey City, 5 pier No. 4 Nort Bait, tines wad TRICK KEENAN, Saecees: Captain Jack Simmons, Pilot, John A. Post, Superintendent EW STEAMBOATS. PLEASANT VALLEY AND FORT LEE every Sunday, from Spring street, for Fors Lee, at and7 P.M. OCKAWAY BEACH.-STEAMBOAT FLORENOR leaves daily from Franklin etrect, pier 98 North river. 9 pier below Fulton ferry, Brookiyn, 9:30 A. M., Sua- rd day and Thursday; afternoons, same Tandings, at P.M, and 2:50 P to charter for excursions. Apply to CRARY HOLLEN- mer Pride of ani Barges, on it ‘ious. ‘The niiful new st SUNDAY EXCURSION Up the Hudson to Poughkeepsie, Landing at Cozzens’ and Newburg, in SUNDAY, July 9 ‘The magntiicent auloon steamer PL ROCK, vee Poughkeepaie at 2210 P.M. 5; Cozzens’, M., arriving in New York at ughkeepsic, #2. eer rogular tripe 9 the Flahing Banks leaving Pec! Per No. 4 North Ri Eighth street, East River, at 7; Pecl atreet at 43y; pler No. 4 N un board. . E, HOLMES, Manager, 71 Cortlandt strect. ___NEW_ ‘PUBLICATIONS. — ST PUBLISHED—THE FOLLOWING EJGAT WiGH- ly important Lectures, bound together, and entitled the josophy of Marriage :—Lecture 1, Structure of Man; 2, n; 3 Functions of Man and Woman; 4, red at New Yori York. Those parties Treatment. "Aw Sets CORPORATION NOTICES. EPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, NO, 287 BROAD. way.—-Change of Grade.—Public notice is hereby given that propositions for the folowing improvements are pending before the Hoard of Aldermen and Assistant ‘Aldermen, viz. — To chang avenue to ‘ihe New Bou'evard tine on the North R the grade of Fifty-fifth street from ez Eleventh showing the proposed change of grade can be seen at fi rts it, saa Sie ta eeprig meted seagnot grade, and having objectio eto, nre requested to pre- nent the same, in writing, to te ‘underataned, at th Depart ment, on or before the 18th di York, June 30, 1871, wf ay Y iter Peis New Commiasioner of Fumie Works, EU ROPE. Wallis, Switrerlaud, combined with the world-renowned id Todine Springs, offers to tourists all the Inguce- 6 Continental 8 BOVE Twenty-ninth strect, ladies and gente will be asiynaied MINTS pivs for Casto Clotuing,, Carpets, 0 vo 60 for sie drengen ;for gents clot i deal ee eae Slat i | _70_ LET FOR WUSINESN PURPOSES. _ ey? TO LET—WITH DOUBLE DOUBLE ENTRANCE, of business. Tnqui ire at O6 Bowery, corner Fourth sureet TORES TO LET IN | CATHARINE nice store for thas been newly papered ‘and painted street: rent reduce J.P. PAYTEN, 105 Honty street 0 LET—IN THE OLD HERALD BUILDING, OF FILES sultable tor business and light manufacturing purposes. Apply to BARKER & COSTER, —STORE 112 WEST FOURTEE good location for any busine restaurant. Inquire of T. J B Catharine, a Apply to the near Sixth avenue; would make « sotendid BONS, 109 Bleecker street, FIRST CLASS STORE, nd Second avenue; good ‘loc: Apply wo W. J.” MORRL Second avenue, 0 LET—THE CORNE front of Terrace Garden; ex CORNER NINTH STORE 970 THIRD AVENUE, t for boot and show Inquire at 970 Taitd avenus, SHOP, 26 vRer FRONT, 0. 8 Extra place. 0 LET OR LEASE with shop on fifth floor, 31° bs f; the shops are Second avenue. ND FILST CLASS FIXTURE jewelry, hat or fancy goods business, 401 WEST FORTY. 4 house, with Dwel- + will be sold reagor ling m rear; the stearn Holler, Tut . For particulars. a street, or 425 West Forty: LPHE PROIT AND VEGET, cheese, lard and egga f yot Brooklyn, HOUSES TO FURNISHED FOUR STORY hac t; also others, UTIFUL AND COSEY BRICK ad richly turnishe hear the great Central Park; both elty and county U0 per month; GOODALE, under ARGS HIGH STOOP BROWN STO. irom to 4, at No. 2 Weat 0 LET-FURNISAED OR UNFURNISIIED “ria suit tenant, with " iene clits com ombining the advartages of hood first class; rent only rifth Avenue | Hotel, Twenty apply on premisea’ t. pos New. Brighton, Staten stand, dress 1. B., box 148 Herald oflice, THE WitOLe He nioa square and Fifth avenue, © RENT, COMPLETELY FURNISHED—A FOUR STO- ry brown stone House, on Forty-ntnth Finn and sixth avenues; rent 600 5 et onih; powsi Address 8.8. K. TO RENT CHEA ILEGANT STONE FRONT HOUSE with Hbrary building on rear; wonk lot 115 foot deep, make a good show ihe for busi -2% WEST FORTY-FIFTH STREET, Fifth avenue, four story brown stone: new baintings immediate poasession ; rent very low; 2,000; open to-day, } Chambers stroet, HOLE OR PART OF THREE STORY HIGH STOOP brown stone House to let—All 126 Fast Elynty-secoud street, between Fourth aud Rent $1,000 per annum. improvements; perfect Lexington avenues. FURNISDED HOOMS AND APARTMENTS VERY LARGE FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR, ALSO back Parlor, separately, or the entire Floor throughs deep yard, tine ventilation, marble basin, hot and cold w. every. convenience, in frst class private house No, 6 St Murk’s place, near Broadway. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND Bedroom on second sory, for light ho piy at 44 West Forty ninth sircet, between ekeeping, with Broadway and FA LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED, SUITABLE, ‘and wife, without board, also a furnisued Room for two gentlemen where there are no other by for housekeeping, 95 Heury street, NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS FURNISHED ROOMS to let, from $3 to 815 per week, at 23 Irving place, near Testaurant; house and iocation first class. 8 und firepiace in room; single gentleman; wate: d West Nineteenth atreet. teference required. —TWO FRONT AND TWO BACK ROOMS, PLAINLY furnished for housekeeplag, at alow price; good loea- 1,27 Broadway, next to corner of Thirty-(ourth street. NICELY FURNISHED FR gentiemen tn house No. bi Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst atre TJANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND RED- room, also single [oon for in the new, tira: class house 635 Broadway and Forty-iourth street. LEASANT FURY niemen, without boa nth avenue, Junction SHLD APARTMENTS oR FUoORS D ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE- LEASANT FU! o ping, or two small Looms for gentlemen, to let, OF ROOMS, FURNI as paavodations tf desired, West Fourteenth street. re ATPESIAL ESR et WANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, S abie for housekeeping. only 6 per week. 402 Went any: fourth street, corner Ninth J FRONT | ROC FRONT SITTING AND BEDROOM, FUR |. nished for housekee; bath, stationary tubs and every comfort; fino location. Fuity-second street, two doors from Broaswa} hot and cold water, EST Y Pi @ single gentleman; terms moderate; IXTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTIE .- To let, handsomely furnished and finished Rooms, witout board, al summer prices. — BOND STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS claas restaurant a la carte, 2 EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEE:! and University place.—Uandsomely furnished Rooms WEST TIURTY- and Sixth aveo' | Se Zz EIGHTEENTH STREET. TO finely furnished Rooms to gentlemen, without Board, at low summer prices. f WEST TWENTIETH STREE’ nished Parior, two Bedroom: for noes terms moderate. —A NICELY FU! d Kitchen ; suitable a be divided if re- UNFURNISHED Room MENTS D FLOOR tO LET. %5 WEST TWENTY- Zz NEAT “THIRD FLOOR, 180 EAST FIFTY.FIRST atrevt, near Lexington avenue, to let—Parior, and three light bedrooms; gas $30 per month. ANDSOME FLOORS TO, RI NT. VERY LOW-—ON Third avenue, near Sixtleth sun Apnly to FETTRETCH & REMSEN, 1, Siaty-firat street. ) LKT_—FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF HOUSE 151 West Forty-sixth strect, containing 7 rooms; rent $43 Inquire xt 715 Seventh avenue, between Forty- eighth and Forty-ninth streets, 10 LET--THRE res, wardrobes, ec. also small Honges, ‘Third aveoue, near ROOMS ON THB THIRD FLOOR OF Ninto street, near Third avenue. Apply at room 23 Bible Hous AND BASEMENT KITCHE™ Thirty-third street: gan | #30 per ‘aoa Inquire of D. STIRLING, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THE SEu- on Floor of No. 13 Sullivan. atree newly palnted and Paxpered; will be let to colored people. pply on the prem- (PHB LOWER PART OF HOUSE TO LET—is Wa- e, corver of West Tenth street, with sepa- Parlor, Dining Room, Kitchen ‘and two or four other Rooms; to none but respectable par- ties; rent of) or eH. rate entrance; front and bac! PLACE, BETWEEN WEST TENTH and Charles streets.—A Floor of one re five rooms, compieté with meter, water closet, ‘sepa- 1,10 rent low to genteel families. Inquire of a rooms; also WICH STREET. suitable for @ small ‘0 Ler, LARGE, AIRY on rel floor. Call after 3 P. my KUABER, } STEAM MARBLE AND MAKBLEIZING Ww and 136k ‘ers 50D jarble and Rarieses Mantels, all :0., MARBLE pe 7 To 1 between Broadwi id & ‘West Fifty-first street, ‘blelzed Mantels, Monu designs; Marbie aod Mar rgest varieties, original en u wo at in nnn ileal ce VERY FINE ony amas AT REDUCED a Ore ee eS STEWART & CO. €06 Sixth avenue, between Thirty-five and Chirsy sixth sta, MISCELLANEOUS. arin, Wa MEASURING TAPES MADE AND H. PAINE, 116 Freeman street, Greenpoint, TO THE FEKT.—MRS, L. R. STONE, CHI ypodist, has opened new and elegant rooms ‘at 148 Hiroadway, opposite Astor place, whete she is. pre treat all who are troubied with Corns, Bunions and Nails, Ladies treated at thetr residence if desired, 10. ert AND OTHER METAL WORKERA.— AGEN, 71 Carmine at, 2 A RESTAURANTS. _ BOND (RIREET. FIRST CLASS vee el Ree 53 sone sess Handsome. vrivate varian@ for dim