The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1874, Page 12

12 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL STOCKS FIRM Cold Inactive and Barely Steady at H2 3-8. Pees RL Rd THE BANK STATEMENT. | Bi WALL STREST, Sarurpay, April 25—6 P. M. The stock market to-day was frm. We quote the tollowing range of prices:—Western Union opened at 71, advanced to 72 and sold down to | 10% & 70% @ 70%; Pactiic Mail started at 43, de- | 5 clined to 42, but closed steady at 43; New York | Central moved from 9834 to 975, and closed, after fractional Quctuations, at 97%; Erie sold at 35 a 354; a 85; St. Paul at 3834 a 3834 a 38 37 a 36 a 37%; Lage Shore at 70%) & 70 & 755, a 76 @ 75: Union Pacille at 32% @ 83 & 3246 @ 32 a 3234; Rock Island at 934 8990 98% 98%; Wabash at 1X a 42% a | 403g @ 413% @ 4135; Hannibal anc St. Joseph com- mon sold at 28; Northwest common at 47 a 46% & 4534 &45 @ 4524 B455y a 457%) a 45X; the preferred stock at 65% @ 654g; Obio and Mississippl at 264g a 26% & 26% a 26%; C., C. and I. C, opened at 22%, advanced to 225 and declined to 22% @ 22%; Panama sold at 107; Atlantic and Pacitle preferred @t 144; St. Louis ana Iron Mountain at 28, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following tabie shows the opening, highest Ana lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest. Lowest. 9835 93%, New York Central. be Brie..... 35 Lake shor 16% Wabash 41% Norvawestern au Nortowestern pref 05% Kock Island hy Fittsburg. Mil. & St. Paul. Obie & Misissip Union Pacific 82 ©, 0. & 1. C. 22 Western Union. 1036 Pacitic Mai. . 43 36 42, Panam. . 107 107 107 THE MONEY MARKET, Money was easy at 4.and 6 per cent on call. The Fates jor discount are unchanged. Foreign ex- change was firm, with actual business at 4.85 for prime bankers’ sixty-Gay sterling, and 4,89 for de- mand. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $735,000 on account of interest and $14,000 in redemption 0} five-twenty bouds. The Treasury payments for interest to-aay were chiefly on accouat of the May coupons, The Treasury operations at the New | 160 York office included the disbursement of $883,000 | Sy ou account of interest, $120,500 in redemption | 530 of five-twenty bonds, and the receipt of $1,999,300 | jor cusioms. The amount of fractional currency | received from the printing division for the week ending to-day was $357,000; shipments, $356,400; 4.4. Ge so)pments on notes, $761,500. The internal reve- nue receipts to-day were $244,912; jor the montn, | 3) $6,911,975; tor the fiscal year, $80,329,525, The | a Hie ‘mount of bonds held by the Treasurer as security | jwNiCaH KK for national bank circulation 1s $302,560,200; out- | 3} standing national bank circulation, $349,086,208, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold was inactive, although a trifle firmer than igo yesterday. The price ranged from 11234 to 112% a | 112%. Tne rates paid for carrying were from 2 to | 20 Sper centand flat. The operations of the Gold | 20 Exchange Bank to-day were as follows :— Goid balances. Currency bala Gross Clearances. . CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges Curreucy balances. Gold exenanges. Gold balances. WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency balances...... Golu excnanges. Gold balances 5,213, 84 THE BANK STATEMENT. The chief feature of the bank report this week 13 the large decrease in loans, amounting te $5,000,000, There has also been a large decrease | 20 Of deposits, amounting to $4,300,000. The banks | oO now bold in what is reckoned as lawful money | hey $12,728,925—above twenty-five per cent of their | 6 total Labilities—against $11,957,700 so held last | ,5° ‘week. The following are the figures of the past | two weeks :— Loans Sagar sondesb 55,163,000 i 24. Deposits. + 238,848,900 234,486,700 Dec, 4,352,200 Curcuiati 6,840,300 26,901,600 Inc. 61,300 The ioliowing shows the relation between the total reserve and the total ilabilities :— aos 18. April 25, Differences. 19,600 Dec. Specie... Deposits. 238,888,900 234,486,700 Inc. 4,352, ‘Tot. abilities$265,679, 200$261, 33! 25p.c. reserve 66,419,800 65,347,075 xcese over 25 p. Cc. reserve 11,967, TUE FORRIGN MARKET, ‘The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day is £84,000. Consois, » The Fate of discount in the open market for three months’ bilis is 3% per cent, which is 3 per cent below the Bank of England rate. Pars de- spatches quote rentes at 59f. 50c. Quotations an Amsterdam are as follows:—Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 7144; Union Pacific stock, 25',; Jor money, 92% a 9274; for the account, 92% Northwest preterred, 5834; Erie, 30, EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, The foreign commerce of the port for the week was:—General merchandise imports, including ary gvods, $7,228,874; produce exports, $4,309, 253, and specie exports, $423,236. The total mercnan- dise imports since January 1 this year are $138,173,181, against $149,865,348 last year and $145,702,121 in 1872. The total exports of produce 12,721, against $81,767,356 | last year and $64,401,504 in 1872, The total exports @f specie since January 1 are $10,078,163, against since January 1 are 38: $17,285,533 last year and $9,2: BANK SHARES, in 1872, ‘There was little or no change in this department, American and we quote the late bias as follows Exchange, 1095¢; Centrai National, 10) Chatham, 115; City, 200; Commerce, 119%; Continental, 100; orn Exchange, 120; Fulton, 1 vilatin National, 180; Germania, 103; Irving, i24; Leather Manufac- turers’, 175; Market, 115\;; Merchant hange, 106; Metropolitan, js Nassau, 108; w York, 125; New York National Exchange, 85; Ninth National, 100; Oriental, 161; Pacit Peopie’s, 140; Repudite, 106%; Shoe and Leatner, 400; State of New York, 108; Union, 140. RAILROAD BONDS, ‘The transactions were small aad bieher prices @ere not invited. Michigan eights were firm at | 109%. Centrai Pacific State aid bonds soid at 103, Union Pacific firsts at 86.4, land grants at 79, C., C. and I, ©, firsts at 63 @ 83% and Clhveland and Toledo sinking fund at 103)4. Tue latest bide ‘were :— Alb & Ist bds 1034 Buff & Erle ne Al & suey 2a bdassscs: 97” Lake chore wiv bose H a Bigtm. K Yatke shore con ist, r Marietta & Cin ist tn. Mich Cen con 7's, 1H, Mich Cen Ist m, J South ist 1m, New York Cen New York Cen ¢ New York Cen 6's, New York Cen.’ New York Gen ist in, c. New York Cen Ist m. r. ariem 7s, jst m, ¢... Harlem 7s, Ist m, 5... North Missouri ist m oid bes, tate aid bas acifie bonds. Union Pac ist m bas. Union P. ig Union Pacific 10's, 4, Pac RR 7's, gtd by Mo. 98 Pitts, Ft W & Uhi let m.106 Pitts, PtW & Chi 3d m. 9 Clew & Pitts con $f. Clev & Pitts 3d a) Col, Chi & Ind ist'm. 83 Alvon 41 Hi td m, pret. o7 By 90 shs LS &M SRR. 13 2 seroma FS Li fre Pe 2 FS FE SEESESEESEE EES: Fa Bae oe = tesse fee enanaese epresaaaes ei veee a Han ait Jo Ki A W RR. 25) re cet ea Stee Sa EBSSESE BESTESESSESIEESECELE: 5 8 nad Ld es Seee eee eeegeresee SEMES ues Board—10:30 A, M. 100 shs Panama RRbe: aa CRC RE zr sy, BP 4 is eeeease. rebegiered eee: PeREE ¥ Be. 5000 * do... 2 8334 low Stl &IM 24m. 7) 100 7 & W lst st DBs Kt z eS: pining Sate atetatades e SESE. ECSEEEEER = SESE 0 + $2,181,104 | 20 2,510,649 + 57,678,000 | 60 $89,154,210 | 1 3y845,198 6,183,919 858,794 | 10 | 1000 di 343 | 90 Cley a SRS oS Re ae RS 908,982 | 41,148,941 | 1 Ee SS oe | 20 April 18. April2. _ Diferences, 3200 $298,464,700 $288,423,500 Dec. $5,041,200 | 3” 28,219,600 25 22,800 | 10 EESESS EE & Free 26 P. M.—Before Call. 900 shs Union Pacific.c 325 | RIK 400 shs West Union Tel 70 --% 600 $25,336,400 Inc.. $122,800 | Legal tenders. 55,163,900 54,793,600 Dec. 424,300 | Total reserve. $78,317,600 $78,076,000 Dec. $301,500 | Circulation... 26,840,300 26,901,600 Inc. 61.200 12,728,925 Inc,. 771,225 300 do... Suv Erie Kailway - 6 Second Board—1 P. M. po &PacRRpi.be lag 910000 Can Sou Istm..c 20 shs Ohio &M RR. 2w shs Amer wis Tel.. d ee Del, L & Ng 400 0hi w NW pt Ww Ohl a W Be. SEse 1% DH & MT RR CLOSING PRICES—3 O'OLOOK Uni ANW pref 65 a 65} «99% | Del, L&W Panama New York pen iin a 8 Toledo & W: im Onere ATS Ran & St Jo... Hane td CC alo. pares PARTY A tp! SMALL CAPITAL WOULD LIKE invest business; tinware preierred. Ad- PH some ness Drei NEWSPAPER.—I WANT TO BUY AN ESTAB- A lished trade or literary paper. Ad- " Ys news, fe ot aya 2% eh a fi FENANCIAL. [A C0U8r BELMONT & Co, Bankers, 19 and 2i Nassau street, workd, throesh wen oe ee or Ae barie ote Pag Rothschild Also comme: c aud telegraphic transfers of money on Ualijoraiay Burope and Havas, T_ REASONABLE RATES—M ON LIFE AND Becuriiesy insure! rata Fart pest come nce est CO! Date TSS HABIOM S COC IIT Broadway. STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES—$100 FOR 100 A. shares, 30 days; $300 a for Double Privilege: 3,890 for gio. gold, 8; all on members me xchange 5 Teonks, Ome 4 and ‘eivileces bought oat sold on commission. &: inatory circular quotations, HAZARD & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street A WSTOCK PRIVILEGES—$0 POR @ SHARES 100 + for JW shares of any stock at lowest market rates, cal . i apblicatio 7 UMBRIDG & C0. Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall street, New Yor! A —HASKINS & BRAINS, 11 BROAD STREET, ° Stock and Gold Brokers. a cialty; Puts, Onis, and’ Deeb Privileges on all : alls a1 uble Priv active poh ‘Smailcapitatists will tind thisa suie method mailed on applica A.—A.—$800,000.—TAKE | NOTICE.—WE WILL, » buy Mortcages on Brooklyn, New York and out of town Property at fair, fixed raies. Owners ol mortyages Will please come ready to sign applications, Call at of JACOB V. D. WYCKOFF & CU., 363 Fulton street, Brooklyn. A’ REASONABLE RATES—LOANS FROM Oo a itt $10,000 on securities, Endowment Policios. ni . Pianos, Diamonds, Jewelry, Merchandise; “swr- age ;” Second Moree cashed) ‘commercial paper ne- FAMES CAGNEY, gotated, , OSL Hudson street. AT LEGAL RATESTRUST FUNDS, $600.00 to suit, to loan on Securities, and city and Real JACOB V. D, WY & CO., 64and (6 Broadway, New York, and 363 Fulton sireet, Brooklyn, Principals with documents only. Conn AL WAREHOUSE CO-U. APITAL, $2,000,000—Oftice, 29 William street, corner Ex- change place; warchouses, Atlantic Dock Brooklyn. | Cash advances made on first class securities on demand and time, Cash advances made on all kinds of mer- chandise stored in our own warehouses or consixned to us on favorable terms, PAUL J. ARMOUR, President: JUSE F. NAVARRO, Vice President. JOHN BAIRD, Second Vice President. FELICIANO LATABA, Third Vice President. Paul J. Armour, Wm. D, Bowerman, ©. H. Delamater, Jose F. Navarro, Feliciano Latasa, "Juan J. Jova, John Baird," " Thom Henry B. Hyde, WILLIAM TOBIN, as Murphy, i, Superintendent of Warehouses. _J aes | CLYNE, Secretary. (COUNTIES, CITES, AND. STATES. DESIRING TO consolidate their debts and to obtain 1unds on new loans can maxe exceedinyly tavorable arrangements by addressing FINANCIER, box 3,949 New York Post viliee. DAMOND RING, WORTH $175, IN PLEDGE FOR ina se piee ery ee pledge for $75 inlependent Secon ch, wi 150, In piedye tor ‘Address NECESSITY, Herald ofiee, te STATE FUNDS ON HAND FOR FIRST MORTGAGES; $170,009 tor. Second Mortgages; also well located Lots, with Iberai loans. Call. M. PARPART, 906 and 908 Third avenue. of speculating. Explanatory circulars, with relerenees, | lou. B 10,000 cash to invest patent medicine. ines ad- diets MEDIGINES rleraih Uptown Branch omce. BUSINESS =e, WHO bat ond FROM Se ba cash, wanting sate Dusiness th the manufacturing of @ staple ‘sruicle wanted AMstaats USINESS MAN ee syerntiy very 3 ‘advertiser. who now $4.00 Invested fn'tne bustifeos icceasfu operatin and can be to a large amount. aa MANU- FACT ferald office, PARTNER WANTED—WITH $500, IN A MANU- ‘business with bottom wit, which will nreld 200 patron profits, with unlimited cash sales, Ad- a6 WARWICK, Herald office. peuree MAN, WITH hore glory wae were profitable lead evlablshed mnatact Fog buses tay appointing interview, RELIABILIPY, box Herald omce. Male Mae MARG Fone $000 w SHUN, German pree cl {must have from wo i$ pote ENERGY, Herald i rookiyn branch oie re A RARE OPPORTUNITY. —IRON BUSINUGSS IN the city; plenty work ; P es good; no credit; half . investigation invited.’ Only an active man, meaning work and siness, with cash and gi reterences, addre: lerald office. —I WILL SELL A POSITION AS TREASURER A.Thni partner tn-one of the most, popular entertain: iments now travolling for the sum of $60; sickness reason for selling. Apply in person, for three days, to HOW- ABD, 17 Great J ones street, A —FOR SALE, WHOLE OR PART OF A VALUABLE « tested Patent; a splendid chance for an energetic man with small capital. Address L., SELIG, 4% Broad way. GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS BEEN CONNECTED with’one of the largest and most successful manu- facturing houses in New York for the past ten years, wants a Partner with from $30,000 to $50,000, to Join him in gar jag onthe same ousincss. Address MANUF AC- URER, box 182 Herald office. interest tor —$50 TO $100 CAN BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY © im stocks than in auy busines at the present time; System fully explained by calling -or sending for our pamphiet: iree. MBRIDGE & 0O., Bankers, 3) Wall street, New York. DVANTAGEOUS OFFER—ANY PARTY WITH A taste tor journalism can secure a promising interest in a democratic publication for the sam of $90 Ad dress PUBLISHER, box 1,255 Post office, New York city MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EX. cnange would like to make a business connection with some active young map, who can advance $3,000 or more. and can command some order in stocks, to do a sirictly commission business; or wouid like 'to make some arrangement with a good house to do, thelr Board business; reterence given and required, Address F., box 5,605 Post office. A GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING NEW YORK will sell Hatt Interest In a well paving Sook Busi- ness to a suitable person for $1,000; an investigation will rove this to be an opening seldom offered; the business is established and willrun itself; good store accommo dations, 2c. Address A. A., box 106 station A. N OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN WITH SMALL CAP- ital to realize a vast sum of money In a patent the eer ea iianaghs sat tiga Sa Mossre. REED PP CO.Sss Broadwva: offices 34 and 35. ATCH & FOOTE Bankers, No. 12 Wall street, make dealings in Gov- 3g | ernment Bonds and Gold a specialty. — Interest allowed | on deposit, Stocks bought on commussion for cash. HH’? & CO,, 4 WALL STREET, BUY AND SELL ‘st. Joseph and Denver City, and ‘all kinds of mis- ceilaneous Securities. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York ois Mortgages, without bonus. Principals de siring TO BORROW OR INVEST ly to HL. GRANT & Exchange place. Otene CITY 7 PER CENT BONDS—PRINCIPAL due in 20 yeara.—The act which authorizes the issue | of these bonds states that all realand personal estate ot the Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City. and all real and personal estate within the limits of the city shail, in all courts and places, be held liqble for the payment’ of Principal und interest. | for sale by DANIEL A. MOKAN, 40 Wail street, New York. ‘OHN 8. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY, HAS MONEY TO loan, without bonus,on New York and Brooklyn al Estate; also to purchase First and Second Mort- ges at market rates. MOktGAGe FOR SALE—$'0.00, ON PROPERTY worth ten times the amount; money wanted May 1; Prompt negotiators liberally dealt with, Address, full name, BASSE. 1, box 160 Herald office. WELL KNOWN FIRS! OLASS RETAIL CORSET and Underclothing Basiness, on best part of Broad- way, domg @ ver profitable trade; cash, good Mort- gage, or a healthy Country Place will be accepted; epbea lease; stock about $350; an unnsual opporta- nity, as will be shown. dress KUROPH, box 144 Herald offic, c A RESTAURANT AND LUNCH COUNTER, WITH kitchen, large French range. &c., everything new, ‘will be rented cheap to @ competent man: first three months rent pons Rent ele citns io be nie BE arty @ grand opportunity. a Kore, ss ‘Groaaway, r M, J. BUTLER. OOD SALARY Is OFFERED TO ANY PARTY WHO can loan once $1,000 and assist in hotel now building at, 3 security, for money. Call on Mon- day, trom 12 to 1, on J. WEBSYER, at office of Belmont Hotel, Fulton street, or address same, New Branch, N. J. ILLIARD HALL, WITH SEVEN TABLES, FOR a —_ ptr room attached; location unsurpassed ; lease for ten years. be 8. E. HEBBUAD & SON, 29 East Fourteenth street. USINESS CHANCE.—THE BEST OPENING EVER offered tor Sy, one desirous of engaging in the Book, Stationery and Music Trade ina large Western large retail trade ; establiseed 17 years and growing Fa ialy; other eas reason for selling, Call at room 3, National Hotel, tor particulars. ONEY TO LOAN—IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS, on Bond and Mortgages; or to buy seme; principals and attorneys only dealt with. DkiYFOOS & WIGERT, No. 8 Astor House. ORTGAGES WANTED FOR MERCHANDISE, Good Merchandise Woolen Cloths, Overcoatings, &c. will be exchanged tor good Mortgages. Apply to N. HILL FORSTsK, 15 Moreen strect. 10 CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS,—A TRACT OF Coal Kiver, West Virginta, for sale; accessible to market by rail or water; # splendid chance for a company to realize largely at ouce and with very moderate capital; has been purchased by present owner at foreclosure sal and will be disposed of at for immediately. Address OWNER, 3i4 Clinton Brookiyn. ‘EXAS LANDS, HEAD RIGHT CERTIFICATES AND ilroad Serp in quantit to suit; cheap for cash. _J. C. CHEW, Counsellor-at-Law, 29 broadway. PRUST FUNDS TO LOAN-—ON FIRST OLA83 MOLT: ages on Vil )e only, fo J. HENS Bennett Building. iid ‘LEY & BOWEN, BANKERS, NO. 4 WALL street, deal in and offer for sale— Brooklyn @’s and 7's, — Louisville 7's, Erie (Pa.) 7's, St. Lous 6s, Cleveland 7's, Bay City (Mich,) 8's, Cinzinaatl 7's, Grand Kapids (Mich) 8's, NION LOAN OFFICE, 182 BROADWAY—WILL make Loanson New Jersey and Westchester county Owners apply personally. | WE HAYE TaUSsT FUNDS TO, LOAN-FOR FIVE years, on city and Brooklyn Property ; also for the purchase of second and Leasehold Mortgag SAWARD & LEAVITI, 6f Wall street. ANTED—ONE FIRST CLASS MORTGAGE SECU- rity m Cleveland, Ohio, for five to ten years, $8,!.0 or $10,00): interest payable semi-annually ; correspond- ence solicited by owner. Address C. W."C., room 11, 26 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. WANTEDTA GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH TO (AS. sist a lady with a small loan; none but those hon- orably in | Address M. ©, —8 AND 10 PER CENT | € city and County Bonds, Rajirodd Bonds, need answer: best of references given. K., Herala offic Cent, at the lowest m rket rates, for sale by ALBERI H. NIOULAY & CO,, No. 43 Pine street, New York. N. B.—Investment securities our specialty 22 years. $200 20,84, AMOUNTS READY FOR SHORT advances on realizable collaterals and for cashing woueys soon due by government, re- | sponsible compaules or trustees. 71 Broadway, room | 140. $900 WANTED. —$4,000 SECURITY GIVEN, FOR the use of waich I will give Board'and a leasant reoin. Address G, L, L., Herald Uptown ranch office. 5. 000 TO LOAN—ON PROPERTY. IN THE petae $2,600 Get eo ew Ore | caah $2,000; mer. chandise $2,500, bulance of a jobver hi ; Gress box 1,067 Post oillee, = OST stock. Ad. ie IN SUMS OF $5,000 EACH, $10, $25.000 $7,500 and $4,500 to loan on Mor tgenes; no bonus; New York city: also $30,000 tor Brooklyn. hus ______H. L. GRANT, 53 Exchange place. | $83,000 inproved Hrupsray rok atten Me CHE 13 | Applicsnts please call, with papers to GEO. W. BLeDS E, Attorney at Lav, 91 Duane » G TO LOAN IN 8 0 | $200,000 Bark 2AS fnn85 10 gue | Insurance Policies and other securite | the same. PAUL P. TuvD, 33 Livery street, COPARTNVERS HIPS, DSSOLUTION OF PaLTNeERSHIP.—THE COPART- nership heretotore existing between W. 8, McLewee dH under the firm naine of MeLewee & and Hf, er, | Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All claims | against the old firm may pe presented for settlement to | the new firm of Mcnewee & Co, at | 0 Bi (06 Sixth avenue, HS. GALLAGHER New You, April 1, 1874. W. 8. McLEWEE. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. G00D CHANCE—GROCERY STORE, STOO! ZL tures, Horse ‘agon; established business leading avenue in Brooklyn; ‘cause of saie, ill health, For particulars address G., box 227 Herald office. A ,~310 To $40 INVESTED IN STOCK PRIVILEGES | As will pay’ better at th ‘ Fegaler business; rise limited teamount ingested. Hor arucwiars call on or address HASKINS IN Stock land Gold Broxers, Nor il Broadsureet ANE A PARTY WHO WILL INVEST $100,00) CAN JOIN other of means immediately 1 i a most usetal produet, having an uulimitod sale tor cash, rofit not less than 10) per cent per annnm; protected | United Siates patent; business of the iiigneat reparation. Fease address, with'real name, for interview, MANU- PACTURER, box 224 Herald office. order, the only one {n the city, is for sale or to rent in Paterson, N, Particulars’ f Wy KEATING, 4) Cortlandt street, Ney," OAKLEY & CHANCE FOR A GOOD ARCHITEC’ N A {ine oldest and best eatablisned Teal orate ommees on Wind ayer ull partiow Third avenue, | particulars trom JAMES ROWE, SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR BRS with a small capital to purchase an old ester hohoey and profitable Business, Cali at or adi aa piveiatle or address 48 Broad MECHANIUAL ENGINEER, ENDING start within a few days for Kngland and the Cont Lent, ig willing to make arrangements with manutac. turers for the 1atroduction of Improvements and " locomotive ang railway improvements preter dress t., Brooklyn, A. GENTLEMAN OF MEANS WiLL INVEST IN 4 legitimate business promising profit, where his money willbe within his own control. Address, with full paruiculara, HObALR, box 144 Herald office. A PARTNER WANTLD—VWITH A FEW HUNDRED doliars, to papehace an interest in a frst class exhi- bition, to be exnibit 4 thi sea. son; a big chance for a steady aan. Address EXU1BI- TION, box 168 Herald office. ed at the wadering pi valuable Cannel Coal Property, about 1,100 acres, on | .® bargain for cash if applied | street, Property ai 8 per cent of its valuation; no bonus. | is ity Railroad Stocks, | 4 | _ Also other choice Stocks and Bonds, paving 10 to 2) per | STEAM LAUNDRY, IN COMPLETE WORKING | $500) in the concern, Add office. article. Kelerences required. Address until JAMES DENTON, Post offi after that date Fishkill, Ne, wemand Falls ald office. REWERY.—WELL ESTABLISHED ALE BREWERY, located in this city, Is offered for sale, in whole or in part, the proprietor preferring to retain’ an intarest; parties with requisite capital will find this a rare oppor- tunity for engaging in the brewery business, Y., box 117 Herald office, NHEAP—STORE 706 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN Forty-fourth and Forty-ffth streets: splendid chance for clothing, dry zoods, fancy goods or shoe store. Appl to LIONEL FR EULICH, Third a yenue, corner Mites stree' ORES. TRADE.—GOOD CHANCE FOR ASMALL te Sane Pe ela penn ore at cpowe see ptock, . of a well known aying house in the city; good reasons for sellimy. Eatres CLOTHIER, Herald office. YROCKERY.—A HOUSEFURNISHING ESTABLISH. ment on the leading pg en bagel of Brooklyn would rent a portion of Store for crockery to a reliable party, or would arrange with a jobber or importer to seli crocn- bs f on consignment ‘Address CROCKERY, Herald office. OOD PARTNERSHIP FOR DISPOSAL—CAUSE, J sickness; $1,000 cash and $500 on time or Real Es tate taken, Address CHANCE, Herald oftice, WISH TO MEET WITH A GENTLEMAN WITH $1,000, to join me in extending my business; one not afraid of work. Address box 5,618 Post office. J ILL SEuL, ON RASY TERMS, A LIGHT MANU- fh iets nae st Ce ie, $1.20; Soug/a rade ; je. profits, satistactory re: is for Felling. 3. Be DURGAN, No. 3 Duane street, ADY PARTNER WANTED~IN A GENTEEL, HON- orabie and profitable office business: must be of gooa address; $ 00 cash require ves exchanged. Ad- dress SUCCHSS, Herald office. ERCHANDISE WANTED—STAPLE ARTICLES and some Cash, in exchange for very desirable Property close to New York; also good Mortgages to ex- change. Address full details to WATERMAN, box 150 Herald office. JEWSPAPER COUMPOSITION-NEW MATERIAL For estimates address box 15s Herald office. NE OF THE FINEST, BEST LOCATED AND MST flourishing Hotels tor sale—Hait hour from the city; 64 trains daily fo and trom; one block from depot: busi: ness the whole year. Excellent oprortnnity for any. party to cnier an established business. The lease of prorilaes very favorable, For full particulars apply to WM. H. RAYNOR, No. (34 Pine street. UR NEW CHEMICAL PROU: and cleansing fronts of |b tablets, steps, &c., whether of b or granite, does the work rapidly and leaves if as fresh and permanent as when new; removes all stains. Call and see our samples and operation ; only a small capi required, LAPHAM & CO., at hotel, 199 Washington st. —. Oe OF THE DAILY EVENING REVIEW, Long iolagd Cl ', for sale at $5,000, to a person to SS OF REFACING ildings, monuments, ireestone, marble tike charce of the business department or a practical | rinter: the Review is the oMcial newspaper ofthe city. and the only oa in the Assembly trict the city hata, population of AN, Is ranidiy in 1 is the capital ‘of Queens county’ aud the rail- Foad centve of Long Isiand. in non OTTERY.—TU LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YRARS, IN consequence of the death of the proprietor, the Lon; Tsiand Potiery in Wiliiamsburg ; one on the oldest ‘and best established concerns inthe country, having the most improved machinery, a very large ‘local demand Jor drain pipe and every facility for doing @ most exten- #iVe business ; now in full operation, with a depot in New. York city ; the stock on hand can be had at cost of manu- facture, and the most liberal terms will be made with a any competent to carry on, the work. Apply to JOSEPH P. QUIN, No, 8 West Fourth street, New Yc ARTIES WISHING TO DISPOSE OF THEIR BU ness with de-patch can do vo by calling on the ad. vertisers, who have uvequalled facilitics ior obtaining cash cusioiners: also partes looking 1or an “opportunity to invest wi in it vheir advantage to call on SIMPSON & SMITH, 66 Cortlandt street. Nick Peau FOR SALE.—$? 000.—! WILL SELL FOR $2,000 cash one-third Interest in a Patent called in Canada Brown’ icker tor -ewing Machines in the Dominion of Canada is. is a fine opportunity to make money; small outlay and good profit. “Also 1 will sell any number of States ot my kxcel-ior Gas Works, to make @ fixed gas from paraffine, &c.; the best and most complete works in the country; Nest works cheapest gas: will sell for cash or Western Land, Ad- ress or call on JAMES RIGBY, 6) Taylor street, Brook- lyn, E. D., N. ¥., Monday, afier 1A. M., and’ all day Tuesday ana afterwards; or E. P. GLEASON & CO., corner of Mercer and Houston atreets, New York. per. WANTED—WITH $10,000 TO $15,000; business now established: large profits; the parties Now advertising require either active or silent party; thorough mformacion eye and inducements sure of investment. Address 8, A., Herald office, ‘PABINER—Wite $5,000 OR A STOCK OF GOODS to occupy one side. in connection with a glove store ; good location. on Broad id rent part of store Jor a business suitabl 108 Herald oM REMARKABLE QPPORTUNITY.—A UWATTER AND fom eared yi piepoee. = or let My ee of pre finel; dd elegan: led up and well established. Address FORTUNE, Herald Uptown Branch oftce. 4 ARE CHANCE.—A FIRST CLASS NTLEMEN'S Furnishing Goods Business tor sale; lease, fixtui anid complewe tock. Address KARNEST, Herald Uptown o REASURER WANTED.—AN ESTABLISHED AND Prosperous manuiacturing concern, about to incor- te themselves into # joint stock company, offer to a roper party the position of treasurer, at a salar: 00 per year: he must beable to invest trom § oss TREASURER, ANTED—A PARTY WITH CAPITAL, TO TAKE the general agency of New York city for a staple Yvand ANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINKSS MAN, WITH A capital of $19,000 to $20,000, to buy an Interest in an old established business, to enlarge the same by introducing a new patent. Address H. H., box 24 Her- ANTED—A MAN, NOT AFRAID OF WORK, WITH W $25) to $400, to join me in sinking Artesian wells, A Dedar street, room 3, for saree days. WAXTED-A PARTNER WITH ABOUT $1,600 On $2,000, in a first class ready money business (retail), gitaatg.on best part of Broadway: capital required, for ¢ trade; Ad egiding he trade; full particulars given. ress 4 YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1874.-QUINTUPLE SHERT. $ wi re is given to the right party, Cull at 2 | $5.000 TO $10,000.—A NEW MECHANICAL DE- fae ANTED—A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNE! Werte mal, O8 - 70) lew York ‘ANTED abs BUSINESS MAN, WITH SOME CASH or real estate, as equal partner, fo manage a sta) manutact tected by patent; in nt sates prods Targe. "Address ENRMOY, box 212 ‘Herald pals need apply: Sao ee est in a long established manu- turing business and take position of managing agent. ‘Address BUSINESS, box 2,681 Post office. 20 PER WEEK.—I WILL PAY $20 PER WEEK tor services of good salesman who can advance ,000, secured on stock. Address SHIPPING, Herald Iptown Branch office. 50 TO $900, PART CASH, BALANCE FROM profits. will purchase county or State Right in tent out; le and easily handled ; Sie Waren, EXPERIENCED BUaITRDS MAN TO pis Invi 00 to $50, every house. BIMPSON & sMITH, Cortlanat stree $100 PARTNER WANTED; BUSINESS CAN th sts Pe Seat $5,000 during season. Shades 254 East 10 WANTED—TO SECURE A_ PATENT IN hich thi &tortune; a liberal interest broadway, room 18. () 70.34.00 AMOUNTS FOR CAPITAL WITHOUT partnership—Advanced to respectable persons in an established business who can give some security, and whose business wartants handsome payment for its use, 71 Broadway, room 14. $1. 00: TO INVEST, WITHOUT SERVICES IN ' any paying business, bearing thorough in- Address, with particulars for attention, Herald office. 2.50 WILL BUY TWO VALUABLE EXOLU- 4 five rights of manufacture; auok gales to tionery, corset and fancy stores; patent uy eoun'ry al Curope in isi, by JAMES McLEAN, 133 Nassau street. 9500 ~A PARTE WITH THIS AMOUNT CAN 6 |. find @ goo’ opportunity for making money and travelling all over the world; full security. Address PAKIS, box 108 Herald office, TO $5,000 WANTED—IN THE CUSTOM 2.500 “mick umness; netive partner preferred: chance for an energetic t ready made; a rade already made: 8 Fai ) bax 142 Herald re young man, Address ADVANCEM. office. 4.000, -ZARtNE® WANTED, IN A LONG ES. e + tablished wholesale and retail liquor Hore; & mah of yood standing and respectability will nd this a investinent: less 1 ¢ taken from ‘ood working partner. Principals can address X., box 09 Herald office. vice for propelling sireet cars; cheap, sate and ‘practical; an accepiuble party wanied with) the above amount. Address MOTIVE POWER, Herald ‘Brooklyn Branch office. 5. 000 (BY EASY PAYMENTS, OR EXCHANG!)— . For exclusive Manutacture, in New York and vicinity, of light material, patented, easily made with moderate capital, superse jing articles of great cot sumption in numerous businesses; orders ready : large 11 sone. certain. Address COURTENAY, box 9,639 Post office. $20 00 AND THE SEKVICES OF AN ACTIVE . business man will secure a desirable in- terest in an established manu‘acturing business in iron. GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., 98 Broadway. 20.000. KANTED. WITH ACTIVE PARTNER . In @ permanently established business to manufacture phaFmaceutical preparations of a stan- dard character, now successfully introduced and indorsed by the medical f ey an unusual opportuni: offered to an experienced druggist, thoroughly familiar with mercantile transactio! in presenting the merits of new remedial agents through the drug trade to families. Principals only need apply. Address box 5,108 Post ufice. MILITARY NOTES. Is a Division Encampment Possible This Summer t There seems to be a great deal of feeling in certain regiments concerning the question of encampments, which was referred to in the HERALD @ few days ago. The members of two or three regiments who do not care to be too strictly criti- cised have already filed their ‘plaints, contending that regimental encampments are always better conducted when held within hailing distance of a fashionable hotel. Now, this may be. Indeed, encampments in the past always have been “better” in a summer resort enjoyment way near & fashionable hotel, than if they wére held in the North Woods, in the mountain fastnesses of the Adirondack region, or somewhere else equally in- accessible to datly feminine invasion, soirdes dan- santes and the hop @ la mtlilaire in the wee hours of the morning. But what the Adjutant General a few years ago recommended was not this kind of encampment; and the sooner the dissipations every summer by this, that and the other regiment, which are misnamed encampments, are done away with, the better for the whole National Guard. One day at Creedmoor, with one day’s rations and no prospect of luxurious accompaniments, would do any one of the regi- ments tenfold more good than ten weeks of that kind of encampment which since 1869 a few regi- ments, in whole or in part, have illustrated to their own detriment. It cannot be dented that New York State to-aay bas the best tollitla organ- ization of any State in tne Union, and yet it has never yet had a division encampment, as the militia of Massachusetts often have had, and with excellent effect. Why cannot the First division have a ten-day encampment this summer? It would do each regiment that comprises it a great deai more good in a practical military point of view than if any one or each one had an encampment by itself, for a spirit of good natured rivalry would be the result between the various commands, and each would be sure to | learn something irom the others, proficiency as well ag mistakes, General Shaler would, it is be- | Heved, if he only put his shoulder to the wheel in downright earnest, bring about a division encamp- ment, and if he should himself be in favor of the idea and work for it heartily, there is but little doubt that every regimental commander and the captains of every company in every regiment gould secure enough men to have each separate organization in the division well represented, What says the Major General and the coioneis and epee And last, but not least, the men them- selves) ‘the Seventh Regiment Monument 1s to be placed in the Pars next month, and the Seventh und the Veterans will parade on the occasion. It may be mentioned in this connection that there is a great deal of dissatisiaction manuested by the Veterans and by many of the active members of the regiment, on account of the decision of the Park Commissioners in designating the site of the monument in the neighborhood of Eighth avenue and Seventieth street. They claym that the posi- tion is’ “isolated”—whatever that may mean. If | they intend to imply by this term that the site is not conspicuous enough for the monument, and that visitors to the Park will never know anything about it in the years that are to come, they are mistaken. Toe site is close by one of the most ireqnented drives in the Park, and probably niue out of every ten persons who go to the Park fora ramble pass the site. It is true that there are other sites that would be more de- | sirable, but then every statue and every monu- meut cannot be placed on the Mall, A “diffusion of the beautiful in art’ in @ public park is the very thing that makes the monaiments worth seeking | lor. If every statne and monument must be placed in the most conspicuous part of the Park to be of interest to the public the Commissioners would be justified in huddling the statues of Shake, speare, Walter Scott, the busts of Goethe, Hu bold., the “Auld Lang Syne” group and Wara’s “Indian and His Dog” ii Visitor could see them all at @ glance instead of troubling hinself about walking or riding irom pne end of the Park to the other, This Way of arranging the works of art would, indsed give each one no advantage in point of site over the other, and would be a very ooliging thing be- sides for lazy visitors; bat it would certainly not tend to beauty the Park. There is reason in everything, good “Veterans” of the Seventh, The range at Creedmoor will be in order for the use of members on the ist of May. Major Powell, one of the directors of the Creedmoor sociation, says that for the past few weeks the Range Cot ittee, of which General Shaler is chairman, have been actively at work sone the range into order and devising plans of improve- Ments on the grounds, The proposed improve- ments include a handsome pathway and carriage drive on the west side of the range leading from the railroad to the embankment, with shade trees planted on either side of the road, and every accom- modation provided jor spectators and sale passage of the range ak the firing. The embankment, which was partially destroyed by the great rains of January last, is rapidly approaching completion, @ gang of men having been at work thereon for the past month or more, The repairing of the embank ment has been a dificult task, it having been found necessary to terrace the face and Lg Als, plank, supporting the earth, which is packed rici+4 on the interior of this support. It require je) erection of two of these terraces to complete the embankment, and @ large quantity of surplud earth. ‘The embankment has been partially le and grass seed sown, so that in @ suort time Lt will be stronger and far better protected against rain washing. The Ninth regiment will celebrate the annive: sary of their departure for the war (May 27) by a grand dress parade, and, it is sald, @ hop in the e me. . } street, in the Arsenal, where the | 4 BROKEN WALL. Unfounded Reports About the Stevens Apartment House. Reports have been in circulation during the pasi Week concerning the safety of the Stevens Apart- ment House, on Twenty-seventh street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue. It has been freely stated that the entire building was in danger from settling and that the walls were of such an inse- cure constriction that the whole edifice was in danger of coming to the ground. It was also added that the tenants were Moving out with pre- cipitation and thata carriage warehouse on the ground floor had feit compelled to remove to safer quarters. The Stevens House is an immense build- ing, eight stories in height, and was built some three years ago by Mr. Param Stevens, the famous hotel man, who died shor‘ly before seeing the consummation of his: etfort. The widow of Mr. Stevens has since rup the house on the system originally intended, of letting out the apartments in the French style of “flats,” unfurnished, While noc being much of a success at first, the building appears to have filled up Within the last year. {he original building cost @ little ander $1,500,000, and at present an addi- tion is building on Filth avenue, on the same orlapel Die ‘of architecture which characterized Yesterday @ HERALD yenemtery in consequence of the alarming reports Wuich Were spread concern- ing the safety of the structure, visited the house: to find out the exact truch, On the Filth avenue side are to be noticed immense upright joists: supporting that portion of the builuing between the first and second windows in the third and fourth floors. In the brick wall which runs be- ‘ween the two windows mentioned Ia to be Roticed a crack extending perpendicularly for a distance of some four feet, besides 4 atsplacement of bricks which caused a buiging out on one side Ot the ple¢ and @ consequent depression on the Other, three or four bricks having been forced completely out of the wall. Any further settling is Present prevented by the posts supporting the stories above, The clerk of the hotel, Mr. Cole, who administers. matters ior Mrs. Stevens, showed tne reporter to: the rooms facing that portion of the outside structure which has settled. The rooms do not appear to have sulfered, there cong merely a crack in the ceiling of one of them, w! the clerk atuributes to the patural sinkage of any new buiiding and not to the effect o1 the Chace 4 of the wall outside. He states it is untrue any families have left the house in consequence of the settling. The brick column nas been settling for some time and in consequence it had been de- termined to replace it by an iron pillar which will be quite strong enough to support the weight above. Of late, however, the brick settled more rapidly than was expected, and the joists were put in to support the upper stories while the work was going on of putting in tne iron pillar, Mr. Cole denies that the foundations have settled in the slightest, and says the only settling is between. the thira and fourth stories. The architect of the building was Richard M, Hunt and Mr. Cole says he does not yet know whether any proveedings will be taken against bim or not. ie jarriage Warehouse on the ground floor ‘as not moved away, and the stock is in the same place as betore, directly below the cracked wai’. It docs not strike an eye inexperienced in building that. there is any danger of the building sint.ing at ali. The troutié appears to be that the brick space be- tween the windows was not orto aly, made: strong enough to support tne five stories above it, THE COMMISSIONERS OP OHARITIES, Escape of a Prisoner from Randall’s Island. At the meeting of the Commissioners of Charities yesterday a full board was present. The President, Mr. Laimbeer, filled the chair, No business of pub- lic interest outside of tie usaal routine was trans- acted, A report was rcad from Mr. James L, Liscomb, Warden of Blackwell’s Island Penitentiary, im which that officer gives an account of the escape of the convict James Purcell. About two o'clock on the afternoon of the 24th inst. the prisoner Purce!l, who was in the kandall’s Island iy ‘went to the water closet on the convict aock, by permission of Keeper Jones. Upon leaving the water closet the prigoner started on @ ran south- wardly towards tne sea wall, and jumped into @ boat containing two men. The boat had been beached up close to the wall, Keep- ers Jones and Devine pursued the fugitive, and: fired at the retreating boat all the shots that were in their pistols, but without effect. One of the men handed the prisoner a pistol, from which he: fired four shots at the ofilcers on the island, one of them passing cloge to Keeper Jones and money intendent Walker, the latter of whom had joinea in the pursuit. The ont landed at atch street, ana the prisoner, with the two men, got out and escaped. Keeper Devine weat across to the New York side and echey Aste a wal e wipes piel e Waiting took away the escape: d aig. ‘two boys. brought the boat to Randall’s slund and delivered it to Mr. Walker. There was no name on it. Patrick Purcell, allas James Pur- | ceil, was convicted of petit larceny at the Court of Special Sessions and sentenced to a term of three jonths, @ portion of which he had to serve at the ime O! his eacape. YACHTS, BTEAMBOATS, 6&0, TEAM YACHT—$2,00) CASH, COMPLETE. TO A. Sescen at PRANK BATES, toot of Thirty seventh: Street, South Brooklyn- 1 A PRETTY STEAM LAUNCH, 19 EERE LONG. 3 feet draught, 2% horse power, 5 to 6 m: i Savipped with master salle, awaing’ water tanks Oars Doathooks, anchor, fags, £c., for sale; price $80); itrans- portable anywhere. une man can ‘run her with little insiruction. " Address B., Herald office. THIRTY-FOOT YACHT, PERFECT, WITH ALL. A fittings of good qualty ; extra large cabin, contain- ing tree lockers, six ect each, and one stateroom, stove, cannon, compass and everything needed for much larger boat; owner will self, trade or rent the above. Address box’ 3,894 Post oifice, city. NEW SLOOP FOR SALE—CHBAP, 31 FOOT A keel, 42fecton deck. 15 teet beam, 436 feet a Granght2 feet, light, Inquire at the dry dock toot ol First street, Jersey City. VOR, SALE—STEAMBOAT PORT ROYAL; LENGTH F be itcel bo lect: over all, 107 fect; beam, 23 feet; over 1, 36 fet; depth of hold. 634 feet; cylinder, 28 inches: stroke, 6 1eet; Gragant, 6 feet; ire ‘built in 1870; boat di neral rice I BOON D. LOOKL 4 00., 44 Clif street, New York. VOR SALE—YACHT SLOOP 16% feet beam; draught 4 feet; we urnished; auils ucts ail complete. Inquire of T. OLENA, 196 Fulton NOR SALE—EIGHT-OARED BARGE, 45 FEET LONG, With Oars, Cushions, do. 5 four ore shell, 46, feet by 24 inches; w sold cheap tor cash. Apply NeRelD “BOAT CLUB, foot of Smith sireet, South Brooklyn. OB SALE—A SINGLE SCULL SHELL; ONLY BEEN used a few times last seuson; price $8), Address C.F. F, Herald office. a aN et JOR SALE—OPEN SLOOP RIGGED SATLBOAT, 26.6 Jong by Il teet beam; wire rigging, ancnor, sail &e., complete; 7 years old and sound, for about one hail her value tocashi purchaser, Address box 1,138 Post office, OR SALE, COMPLETE—A PIRST OLASS CENTRE- board Sloop Yacht about 35 tons; 56 feet long by 1.6 boom; tires large staterooms. wa: ba tgs hy 1 ‘a large cabin; sails, rigging, spars, oe 1c spring:-all in perfect order. Address YAOHT, box 2,05: Fost ottice, New York. JOR SALE—39-FOOT CABIN YACHT, MAKE GOOD oyster boat, or trade for 30-foot Boat; 29-foot cabin ht and 24-toot open for sale, P. KAVANAGH, ar L, or R. HATHAWAY, Iil Fulton street, Brooklyn. yor SALE—SLOOP YACHT CLOUD, 27 FEET LONG, price $400; well found, sound and fast; new sails, Berea? Re Ant ne, CHEE tt Bonth Brooklyn. Ad: Bates’, f irty-seven: rei J drvss G. W. B., box 1,083 New York Post office. ES cag CHEAP—A OENTRE BOARD SLOOP acl t, two years old, 35 feet long, 14 feet beam, im complete order and well found, large cabin, with all com- Veniences. Address J. E. CAKEY, 046 and 848 Broadway. OR SALE LOW—FREIGHT AND PASSENGER F Steamboat, 176 feet long, feet be gngine, S6xs iaiouasali’: 856 West Fourth street, CHARTER—A SMALL, LIGHT © draught Steamboat, jast and in perfect order; bsnithe bie for excursions, short routes and touring. Address, box 1,945 Post office. (prerry LITTLE ECHOOKER YACHT FOR SaLE— 4 aug! t, well found, including Tite eee domes et te great Dargai; $1,600 ADply N sate fast 3 Dey street, room il. ie 0 HT SPITFIRE FOR SALE—6) FEET Sion, iwide. 2G draught garface condenser; large cabin and pflothouse; suitable for passengers. Apply foot of Smith street, Brooklyn. YACHT WANDERER, 97 NEW U [tome ge Sa48 olden structed in wery paris r aay 8 cular: RANEY ad coy ee ha. few days; Will be soln low, 10F ‘want of taee, oF welll be. exchanged for a smaller vessel. Jat ol CAG. H. HASWELL, No. 6 Bowling Green. a ED-A CABIN SLOOP YACHT, ABOUT 35. Waetleng, ‘Address, with full paruculars, F, Hy box 477 New York Post office fee s, ‘ANTED—A GOOD ABLE YACHT, ABOUT 82 FOOT Jong; light draught; must be cheap, for cash. ad- dress, with particulars where tw be seen, &c., J. U. GIL- BERT, 89 Bleccker street. ‘ANTED—A FOUR OARKD BOAT, FROM 12 TO l& W feet long, with or without Awning and Cushions, Addroas L. 8. CASE, box 314 New York Post office. WANTED TO PUROUASH—A SIDEWHEBL STEAM: boat, about 19) feet long; capacity 29) tons; must be in good running condition. ' Aduress N. B, W., 1,014 Third avenue. AGHT OWNERS WISHING AN EXPERIENOED sailing master, familiar with harbors on the Sound, stern store nd Hell Gate, with best references, offic ei Sites REGAITA, DENTISTRY, $5, $8; GUM TEETH, $10; SINGLE, Mine wi isxxtracting with er Ling . ‘xamine specimens, ixth avent Established Remeber 26% Oo Sunday. R, MICHAELIS, 82 EAST FOURTH STREET, NEAR Second avenue —Fuil act, $10, with or without ox tracting. Vluinpers, for hollow cheeks, can be at to any set. Filling teeth. bic. All work warranted.