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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL*
l NU.UY MARKET.
EfcrcnuY, June 18?P. M.
Throughout the week ju*t closed there han been a very
depressed feeling In the stock market, and the market
value of all classes of securities has been steadily depre
ciating. Dividend paying as well as non-dividend paying
stocks have followed the same track, and those who have
heen compelled to realize, have had to submit to great
sacrifices. The bears have bad a fine harvest, but it it
?ur opinion that they are now sowing a crop, in putting
out short contract#, that will not prove so productive.
They are never satisfied with a decline in prices, no mat
ter how great it may be, and frequently lose by a reac
tion what a little caution would have secured. The
demand for money for some days past has been very ac
tive, and the market is decidedly stringent. The banks
have been particularly cautious since tho last weekly
statement made such a poor exhibit in the specie
department; and we must look for a contraction in
bank credit to some extent. The shipments of specie last
week amounted to nearly a million and a half of dol
lars, a sum we can ill afford to loce just at this time.
Jt is fortunate for holders of stocks that dividend
day is not far oil. The first of July generally disburses a
targe amount of capital in the shape of dividends, and it
will enable many to carry stocks who otherwise would
be forced to realize. It has been reported 'lilt a delivery
had been made by the seller of the live thousand shares
of Nicaragua transit stock, sold in December last at 25
per cent, seller twelve months. This is mcorrect; only
? partial delivery him been made. Tho fo. tana to pur
chaser has received but two thousand ihares, leaving
three thousand shares undelivered. We learn that the
books of this com] any will be closed in a few diys,
when a dividend will be declared, payable on or about
the 5th of July. The declaration of ft dividend will be
accompanied with a report that wiil how the ability of
the company to pay dividends h?roa: .- r regular semi*
Manually. We are asuured that if the company hereafter
tains annually half as much money as it haa during the
past year, regular i-cuti annual dividends of four per coat
can be paid.
Albert H. Nicolay's semi weekly auction sale of stocks
and bonds will take flace, an usual, on Monday, at half
past 3 2 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange.
The outward movement of specie from this port last
wt ek was <[ui'.e active, as will bo seen by the annexed
statement.?
ffcnnjm ot SrF.rnt from tub Fort op Nn*r York.
Bsrk K. S. Cauaxova, Maracaibo, Am. gold. $13,877 00
' " " 7,000 0)
" " 5 franc pieces.... 4,M0 0")
Ship Mercelia. Malaga, 44 9,800 00
Steamer Asia, Liverpool, U. S gold bars.. ."80,619 90
" " " Cal. " .... 104,852 73
?< " " " Kings 100.000 (X)
' " " " gold coin ... '25,0<i0 00
" " " Am. gold... 151,500 00
" Hermann, Bremen, American gold.. 97,080 00
" " " Freuch " .. -11,304 00
" " " German 44 .. 7,050 00
" 44 " M silver...,. 5,"!00 00
44 44 14 gold burs.... 480.030 7V
Total for the week
Previously reported in 1854.
$1,?133.180 48
14,591,010 61
Total this year $16,OUO,190 99
The following very interesting notice to holders of the
Illinois bonds, scrip anil interest certiflcates, will fully
explain itself :?
The Board of Trustees of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal have, by resolution dated M%y IS, 1354, ordered a
dividend to In* paid on tho i?t of July next, on the ar
rearr of trtenst due on Illinois bonds. scrip and interest
certificate*, registered hy the su^oribers to the loan of
$1,000,000, under the provisions of the laws of Illinois of
1843 and 1846, for completing the canal The dividend
will embrace tho portion of tho unpaid coupon of Julv,
.18-13, after the payment to be made hy the State on said
Jst of 'July next on that cotipon. Also, the two coupons
of 1844, two of 1845 and two of 1846?In all six coupons,
und a fraction on each bond of $1 000, and payment of
interest on Ihe registered scrip 'will ho pai t to 1st Julv.
1846; the registered iuternst certificates will he paid in
the same proportion. Payment will ho made at the
of ce of the Treiisurer, I). I.oavitt, nt the American fix
?char.re Hank, New York, and tho bonds, scrip. a:id in
terest certificate as well a< the coupons, must to ex
hibited at the time of payment.
The city councils of Baltimore have adopted a resolu
tion inviting proj osals for the pure!'ise of 2 982 shares
of the stock of the BaltimoreandOhio HnilroadCompany,
lieing the dividend shares held by the corporation, the
terms ol" the sole to be follows:?No bi.l to be rcoeivcd at
a less rate tl an $70 per share, to 'oe paid for as follows?
$10 on each tliare on the day aft'-r the awards; $10 on
10th July; $10 on the loth of August; 110 on the 1st of
September; and the remainder on tho 25th of September;
the shares to be delivered whenever full payment shall
be made at the option of the purchaser at any time pre
vious to the above dates specified. The proceeds are to
be devoted to the pay tnent of tho interest on the internal
Improvement debt of the city. If there should be no <wle
of the stock, the fund commissioners are authorized to
borrow the money necessary therefor, on ihe city ere,lit,
and to hypothecate the stock therefore.
The cuirent operations of tho Treasury Department on
the 16th Inst., were as follows:?
For tho redemption of stocU* $131022 84
for the payment of other Treasury dr.its. .,. 24. >3 "3
For the customs 4S J3
Covered into tbe Treasury from miscellaneous
sources 887 10
Ferthe Navy Department 11,23d OH
For the Interior Department 14 891 27
The annexed statement exhibits tho qu ntity aad va
jne of certain articles, except foreign dry goods, imported
into this port during the week ending Friday, Juno 10,
J654 ?
COMMKUCI OF THE TORT OF \*Ew YOHK?VALVE O" IB
porw.
Pltgi. Valu*.
Bags ? $l,n00
Baskets i 3-">8
Books 73 14,509
llricks 10,0C0 11?9
Bristles 39 12.007
Btony< s 4 089
Br; slits 13 4. J77
Buttons 64 15,158
(hii:a 182 12,372
Cheese 10 309
Cigjirs 117 18.932
rioe!<? .1 1,514
C.fTee ?.(t34 34.4?2
Combs 18 2.691
Coal, t< us.. .1,382 7,2!0
Drugi ib8 11,199
Arrow root. . 57<J 4i9
An.cn ic...... 11 <1 084
Ammonia.... 50 2,6'3
Jiliacli p'tlcr. 135 2,1"' 8
I'aik 2i2 8,082
?'hlc<>rv I,1)!; J. 112
Cochineal .... 18 8,728
Cam copal... 3<>7 6,299
Ijij. paste.... 910 24,'00
leeches Ifl 1,114
Nickel 2 1,268
ttj iom 12 6.804
J'otsih 20 1,786
Qalnine 60 6,830
Smi* ash .. 404 9,946
?ngs?T of 1< p.d. 22 1,7'"3
Tart, acid 1 218
Vermillion.. . 14
fy ewoods, paints,oils,he.
logwood. .204.600 l,0t';2
Arpols I
Fa:nts., 60
Colors /. ft
Indlg.
Whiting
Oil
liwee.'
Olive
Enjfri in^s ..
Furniture ...
Furs
j.si then ware.
Gas fi x turn .
Ola*
1H>
7
60
100
40
812
13
27
I >^to
62
. 3
.2.886
II
144
1
20
11*}
284
1,789
M
1.11?
14d
588
8.062
8,330
13,245
fO.'P70
87,106
691
14 415
1,210
17.'18
9,796
2, t'Jfl
in
8,496
8,083
1 ;?? 1
7,133
7,424
1,600
600
13.417
2 035
''25
17. .' 5
4.4t?
Pkgt.
Li'iuors- # 8o
Brandy
Porter
Leather. *'
l'nteut do.... '
Boots & shoes. ?
Pressed skins, oi
Undressed 14
Metals?
Hard wave....
Cutlery
10
Needles ?
Nails 110
BTZ....VW
bundles 1,??
Chans ^
Hoop *
?'"Oet
T ub?s -
"
Copper --
P. t 'ai"1
Pli ir on ? '*
bid.... t:
Tin fo'} 'i
T.n jlate* ? ?C' i
Bb-t.il wares.. *
-l*lt<-i' 11 '8S?
Machinery.. ? ? ?
'/An "J ?
rutei ware., j
flalhry
Mol is-'* x \ .
Oatmeal 1
paper.... ? ? ? ?
po. hanirio ;?.
perfumery. ? ?
plaster.....??
1'ortmonnales
Potatoes n
Salt
Sh.lls
Spor-.'CS
T-a. ?. ?
Pmpl.va
Tomatoes ....
Sugar
HtaVionfltry...
Watches ,
Win's
( ua?np?vcne..l
Wood
Cork ..... ???
Ho .- .OJ-l ???? "
S
. ,
Wssto ^
4
19
n
170
8
"23
4
Ol
iij
'171
.0
Vtxluc.
i.707
7,749
021
"?,734
j >,735
5,505
1,031
27,740
65,211
24 545
41 $85
11.003
S, J11
?101
40,169
7,847
0,i30
2i!o5
8,313
1,302
1,519
3,655
4.540
IB," 93
1.054
8.1,879
2,082
474
2o 547
1,937
18,271
2, it'll
3,7i>)
2,281
3,907
2:. 18''
4'.(
2.94".
4,0 ?
17'?
3
1 H.")
8,03 >
3,47 ?
3M
2.3tfu
8.i.e..
*,03.;
S55,'31
10.13
?.?.'17
7 804
!<?.?>*.?'
2 ',18V
12.881
205
V.W.:
10,19'i
lis r
Hs'rrloth..
Jtaf goods.
Honey.....
11. ?
ImHit rubber. 145
Citron 25
Pino apple. 154 180
Nuts 740
Lemons ?
'' ilsins )
!runi?'nt? t5
Mat hen llical. C
Optical 4
Jewelry 17
Oil paint.mrs. 24
Value of merchandlso put on msrltet, week
June 10, 1864 $1>V4,742
Do. dry goods " " 1,017,748
Total..
The le:
toh'.'Ws:?
?iT.165, i
b ir $40,31
tes $89 2
*.(>,182.
:his statei
which st
vahie
tngnii
????en pia<.?
Co?*riiCis
e items of import <:nrin,-? tl.o wcro as
Co.lee, $34,462, furs. $31.07iJ; (sth'uwtro
umlm^ed ikiBs, $?!'.,241; cutlery, 341 v?5; iron,
r, t:ste?l f38,870; ?in,$25,647:m>: i . ,i?i
1. T' 'T, $355 S34; wstch'-s, $84,0S i; tvia i,
There in uolbiug intt'Ostin^ or important In
nr. t The total v^lnc is eomparativf iy snasll.
this fCn-on is a vrry desjrsb'e feiture. Tl'1
exports from thi? port during :tis ??re i, dii
g tne iestl Hon. and "xtent of ^Y; ,i it) to
!. liare bee., as annexed:?
or ritK Port
Nbw Yom?Vau t or Ex
, M ?
p< ?V,1
t?r, ii,
n. t>b'
I,
220
,419
471
?7 . V
10,981
10,000
9,304
9 859
2.005
II' jft h ir.sks 53
Cor'i sc'p|,.''f1 748
Pt.lVC? 9,000
Htoves 4
Total....
07)
2;i
,,,?".1,102
U>XtX>N.
(suan Falus OuMi. Value
IUm*. lb#..*4,000 $3,600 Pork.bbla.... 300 3,12*
Bacon 220.000 10,700 Ind'n eoriout's 1 100
Fkinr, bblii.. 2,840 22,M0 3*ri.?yrup,bMa.l4 201
K' '?in 2,626 6,376 L*rd, lb*... 13,366 1,077
Kurt, casks.. 198 38,171 Tobacco, kegs 67 2,208
Turp ne,bbls. 1,608 13,860 Skins, pkga.. 62 26,241
Paint 6 61 Shook*, No. 28,700 1,878
Oar*. No 800 C60 Hemp, bales . 260 3,214
Machinery, cs 4 671 i
Oil 142 591 Total fl40,469
UVSRPOOt.
Cotton,bales 3,279 $134,308 IB.g'ds.cases 40 $3,268
Wheat, bu..41,093 80,076 Cop'rore, lbs. C 167
21,158 Sprm'cti,pkgs 6 467
6,537 Starch, bbls.. 5 80
Corn 19,998
Bacon.lbs..113.149
Shoulders ..60.542
Lard, lbs.. .63.388
Rosin 2.167
Tobacco 8,250
Cheese J7. 124
Ipecac.pkgs .. 6
1/Cntle cl's.cs. 10
Hams, lbs.. .4.315
Pans cases... 12
Books 0
lift t H 11
Beeswax, Its.. 9o7
Total
3,027 Leath.cl. cases 17
7.814 Acids, carb... 2
4,496 Whlbn., lbs.44,983
1,650 Show bills, cs. 1
1,961 Horsehair.... 1
1,450 Pork, bills.... 275
2,228 Beef 100
431 Whl. f't8,csks 14
87 Carriage, &c.. 1
546 Furniture,bxs 2
4,813 Stoves 9
281
HAVRE.
Cotton.hales.2,277 $18,514 Water casks.. 105
Wnl.bn lbe.61,376 19,723 Provisos,pkgs 3
2,277 Tacks, boxes.. 31
8,260 Nails, kegs... 20
360 Hemp, bales.. 3
675 Honk s , case... 1
1,175 Exchanges... 1
721 Wa,tou?,pkgi. 5
120 Staves 52,000
110 Shooks Ah... 93
120 locust tiinb.. 212
3,750
Tobacco, eer.. 228
Jwlrs'nsh.bbls 67
Quercit. bark. 16
Pot asli 25
Pearl ash.... 47
t bains, boxes 63
BUcking,bbls. 7
Rosin 20
Sand papr,lixs 8
I.K. gds,cased 50
.$297,828
$306
150
476
92
140
100
300
175
375
115
850
Total. $138,874
DAMBURU.
Cotton, bales. 375 $14,517 Tree nails. .10,000 $400
I. R. goods.csl 022 28,649 Machiu'/i'r,X3 ? 'GO
Rosin, bbls..3,216 6,914 Quercit'n bk.ck 48 824
Sugar, lihds.. 5U4 13,019 1'ot asties,bbls 50 1,480
Pot ashes, bis 186 5,258 Shoe pegs.... 148 4')i)
Coll.e, haps.. 900 12,600 Cedar, lags... 131 1,050
Stavos 16,0>'0 1,?50 -
S. tuiprn'e,bls 25 457 Total $87,608
liREMKN.
Cotton, bales. 399 $17,230 Bread, hills.. 6 $120
Sugar, hhds.. 731 30,602 Beeswax, eks. 5 280
(1,668 MmMbhTi ea 0 500
12,048 Books 1 40
450 Tar, bbls 400 2,153
8.239 Naval stores. 450 210
9,476 Candle.'", bxs.. 6 75
1,664 Pipe staves. .6,U00 340
0,631 Stems, ba 41 400
?192 M.ibug.?ny.... 87 250
1 H? 011 effects.. . 2 200
565
54 Total $113,272
AM.STSRDAM.
$3,474 Ro-in, bbls... 381 750
1.060 Red oil, <:ask? 12 645
1,600
Tobacco, bis. 1,046
Po. hhds... 183
Po. lbs ,...1,500
i'osin, bbls.. 4.666
Potashes 245
Beef 138
\V. bone, lbsl7,166
Ce. uood, logs 25
" ' 51
4
6
Shot ks.
Pcgars, cases.
Pork, bbls ...
Sp turp. bbls. 1S6
Pecrl ashes.. 43
Tobacco, hhds 18
Total $6,429
GENOA.
Wh'hore, lbs9,541 $2,941 Ttirp'ne, bbls. 50
liosin, bbls.. 1,135 1,962 I. R. goods, cs 3
Cocon, bags.. 239 1,181
Total
900
310
Staves 2,000
Spurs 7
Jalap, bales.. 80
Cotion 100
Total
MAHSSIUJSS.
$820 Pork, bbls... 688
134 Beef 306
495 Gm b'zoin, cs 15
6,309
VAt.AQA.
I.iimbr, ft.110,348 $3,250 Pit* Staves.24,000
Si ins 24 220
Total
$7,284
9,245
6,743
820
$23,026
1,778
Tobacco, hds 90
Macbiu'y, cs 2
Tar, bbls.... go
Pitch 35
Roein 135
Rum, cocks. 9
Guns, case.. 1
ERrnsii
Flour, bbls...5,C81
Tea, pkgs 416
Tobacco, bxs. 154
Pork, bbls.... 97
Sugar, bbls... 210
Wine, cs 110
Corn meal...2,0t>9
B\ e (lour 220
Hi i fns. bx... 300
Gr.'.Jesfcff ml. 15
K"lnc es, ) hd 25
Corn, bu 9,006
Ginger, Us... 71
Fustic, ton.... 1
Logwood, ton. 1
Leather 128
Paper, rm?... 551
Tobacco, bxs. 13
< racket s CO
P'ovlsi'ns.bls. <:
Shroks nn.i '1 . ,
heads... r5'9W
Jloups 02 255
Clotlilng.es..' 0
luriiiture 26
Brandy, els.. 2
Ploughs 2
I'rngs. bxs. . 30
f'ular 50
'asks 4.000
Briclia 25,000
??? J
P rood?.bnles 32,3
Prov.tious, cs 13
Flour, bbls... 668
Bread, do.... 28
Butter, kegs. .10
Beef, bbls.... 30
Pork, do 27
ColToo, do.... (i
Ca-pia. mats. 3'0
Tea. rhe.-ts.14
Can..:lei, bxa. 122
do 12
Ale, bbls 13
3
Berks, cpsos. 3
Brooms, do... 25
Clocks, do... . 2
I' crackers, bx 256
Shot, bags... 16
i'lf. eking, bxs. 25
Corn, bu.iheU 850
Sheep 43
*%" 13
Rum, punch. 5
Meal, l ! I 14
CUocfc, bxs.. 12
Tobacco, hhds 13
O.irs 60
Yarn, oa-es.. 0
'I'acks, bxs... 9
lepjer, do... 5
Tar, bbJs 14
NAruw.
$11,260 H'dwnre, bx.
150 PryG'ds, cs.
135 Segaro, bxs..
96 Crook'y, cks.
249 Furniture, ca
105
406 Total.,
no mi amv:rk*an ooloniks.
45,333 P.hangir.s. cs. 1
6,813 Looking glass, 2
5,0i0 Cotion <iuck,ble 3
1,159 Call skins.... 24
7,789 pit 'h. bids. .. 60
2,219 Bread, bx 30
8,234 Tar, bbls 14
1,209 Cement, bbls. 60
60O Soap bxs 60
321 Sato. 1
6-14 Warp, bis.... * 6
7,447 Manufactured
?3SO tobnc .lbs 8.4"5
25 Rice, tierces. 21
46 Lyons kaith. 5
686
CUBA.
$!80 Types, bss... 3
3)9 Hardware, cs. 7
52 Oil, bbls 10
1,015 Shoes, bxs... 1
_ . Blacking 17
' N. stcrf s,bbls. 25
1.8S1 Rico, cks 12
234 Lard, lbs....2,288
292 Codfish, bbls. 26
78 l.o*d, lbs. .. 775
84 Wli. oil, galls. 10G
1,263 S.turpen.bbl*. 1
U 4 Linseed, blsbgls 44
800 Tar, bbls 16
126 Cordage, coils 4
I'tllUlMNK IMANfM.
$17,282 Sh chandlery
325 Clothing, bxs
Vi.NK/.t-ELA.
$j,4bd Motiil, pkgs..
131 Still worms..
683 Nails, kej... .
371 Siigar, bxs...
93 Rice, casks...
75 1. R. 'roods.. .
330 Harness, cs..
238 Timber, do...
422 Combs, do...
43 Rosin, bbls... 100
1(H) Rope, coils... S
4P0 Ma'ches, cs.. 7
135 Carts ftwheels 37
42 leather, cs.. 2
60 Pry goods, io. Ill
753 Alcohol, bbls. 5
32 Machinery, bx 1
100 Provisions,tre 148
337 Bulls 2
370 Shoos, casus.. 27
?r4 Brandy 11
470 Shooks 30
14
1
60
4
6
6
26
15
56 P.hr?ad. bbls,
49 Drugs, cases.
2,809 Hats, do
40 Stoves, bxs...
?10 Furniture....
00 l'owder, keg*.
54 Copper, I'xs..
CO
68
56
7
0
39
321
3
, $5,248
150
400
120
78
680
.$13,825
37
235
150
80
160
180
69
300
250
76
180
1.434
548
77
$65
1,694
858
272
U6
?_ 10
? lo
66
?A
106
23
40
40
11(1
?585
160
$6f>?
310
47
260
6!)
207
.'<64
152
1,"37
.00
1.0
02
900
120
7,192
119
75
$i?S
!.( ?
1 7
8 ?)
?1 v6
2j0
SIR
014
210
Shook a At ha,2,t>SO
II<?.p* 24,POO
Conl. i hds... la
S. fish, bbls.. 50
Drags, bxs... 27
Paper. rma... IS
Kice, tea r.l
Corn ml, bl!.?. 1J5
Lard, lb<i....3.016
Grindstones.. I?8
Hams, lb<.. .2,500
! MtlMli Mb 50
J'ork. 35
Hread 32
Xal. ntii V.lix' 100
CI.' fie, It*. .3.017
sriVi.-Ti i\'& t
! onielain. cks
Kafy goods..
UllI , Ctises. .
Flour, bbls...
leiij'.bus ..
!<">)?, boxes.,
a-'.d o.i, ea...
Giraii oles,.,
tin Pli lea. bx
Tar. bid*
Jhllir.iry, ras
;? n hum I .
tivei Oil, eng.
7in?, essks..
?V ap boxes..
Putter, lis...
Va'che.'.caa
book*. eMM.
lewder kg*.,
i'ts & ti'?H,ca
Ti iiuk?, rst*..
Drnftvaae*..
?;inet,
Porter, cfc?...
! rather, dot,.
3
41
6
45
384
20
1
2
10
10
U
21
38
i::2
1
17
30
70
60
90
200
62
3
Copper. bis.. 1
Ale. bis (10
Ce! re, Cfks.. .10
Vinegar, bbla. 80
Htead, bvs... 4
i'nper,rma... ?01
Cla u are, cs.
Ootd leaf Hxn,
'?rugs. I'H...
Candle*, bx*.
Ma'chei, bxe.
>i Ware, bxs.
ItiiriDn.
I run 1 ; ,, ,
l.inti dun, bxs.
0,281
091
123
200
i .0" 0
i.ro
1,131
634
43ti
03
244
187
623
?73
370
2*2
Tobacco, 1)XS. 81
hhdfl 4
n>iUer, lbs .1,21ft
Ki,*s. Ins 047
Ikf, bbls 16
Turpentine... 4
Pp. candles... 12
1. K gauds, bx 3
I/:mps, cks... !.">
Furniture, a lot
Saddlery, os.. 1
Staves 0,000
Boards 522
Oilcloth, bx.. 1
Bark mill.... 1
Cassia, mats. 200
CIRTRAI. AMKHK.'A.
$134 Ltrandy, casks 39
2,760 Tirpaulini, ca 12
432 Cundl:*, bxs. 10
603 liread. bbls.. 100
2*0 Cum, I) ish, . 100
447 Prov'ns, pks. 01
20J Bnardi, ft... 12.000
213 Paiut", kgs... 78
80 Shot, 03
45 H'd v ire, oao. 11
2,350 Shingles, ..25,000
1,095 Adoio'dles,bz 20
"80 Quick silver.. 20
891 Rum, bbls.... 5
172 Salt, casks... 74
40 Tobacco, ba.. 3
160 O.tkuui 10
1,<I20 Syrup. bxs . . 10
2<iO Hianke'.s, la. 2
020 Steele, bx . 24
402 C "hawl*,cM. 0
1,340 S ? 1.' At b?am# 3
664 Ale, bbls 12
677 Clt'.hinp. < ax 1
??&) Pres. vt^c's.bx 85
M ?!., VKXiOi.
flfiO Machinery. .. ft
242 Musieal Innt?, 4^;
r.0 Alcohol, bbls. 22
145 Panama atr.b. 10
110 (tin, p 2
lift Tin, bxs 21
210 Claret, cs.... 100
151 rick, fish, cs. 2
of|2 Cocoa, bgs.. . 20
25? l)ryMalag*,ck 40
20
4
Me.-* poik, bis 100
me, B.i .... 201
M. rand! bx v.O
Hour, bbls... 200
ToNktc". bales 13
Idee, bbl? 30
I bei'ff J'?s. . 410
AlewivM, bbls 60
J'lonr, ' !< ., Vi
Alcohol.. .. 19
Url, Jb.i....1,4('0
243 P.-pt er, b;rs..
I l'l 3 Trptre,bbl?.
173 Tools, bxs..,,
b9 I'ryguods, cs,
244
rum.
32
$1,375 ( llsh, dniiiM uo
25 Herring, bis, 10(1
72 Ale, e isLh .... 10
1,960 llay, bali s... 10
1"7 Si>:ip, bo :e 1. 550
8,112 Hrick 5,00')
49 Twine, bales.. 1
225 W'n le.id, ki'?? 3
PITCH WT. T INDIES.
$2 -'8 Br?nly, bbls. 10
..SO Batter, ke;*.. 30
14d Whale Oil ubla 18
C'. n '!e* bxs.. '160 618 Kit e 32
Birad, bbls... 81 3"2 Kurni'iire.... 4
t k. tu ?... ft <i9 1! of, bids,.., C5
Tobacco, bxs. 40 1 103 Oil 20
I 'unestlia.... 19 043 Cornaieal 57
ProvM'it*.... 361 627 .''ugar, bxs... 20
I'oiiih Is, bx*. 10 41 Carta 21
Snuff, libls... 5 52 IJmrui 5,679
Siaj), bxf ... 100 126 Itrv goods. td? 2\
ust orvam.
Rrim*i?r?,eka 00 $968 Pitch, hbk... 300 R25
Mabtg'y, logs 12 480 Rons 310 670
Tobacco, bxn. 284 3,340 Turp*ntiM,i'l 75 1,848
Instrnment*.. 2 800 Maehin'ry,!!* 6 360
Jireti[?rll? .. 60 800 Domertici.... 238 ?
lumber, ft.87,191 1,178
simn wbi ixsin.
Syrup, boxes. 26 9112 Flour, bbli... 603 *5,085
Do., bbls... 3 140
raiTnii wBt untOB.
Leather, cs... 1 >81 Rum, 10 130
Pick, till) 1 61 Lord, tub*... 100 $290
Hooks, cs 6 620 Huns, tea . .4,012 484
Machinery.... 19 1.582 Turpentine.. 6 120
Tobacco, hhda 6 000 Candlea, b:a.. 20 94
Pork, bbls.... 400 6,500 Corn, bush .18,555 13,820
Oats, ba> a.... 300 540 Oil Meal, Ugs. 20 340
Bread 176 765 Staves ..1,600 1,600
Cheese, bx?... 100 3o0 Matta, cs 40 400
Flour, bbl?... 36 333 Metepork,b'.s 100 1,312
Pilat bread... 10 50 Beef 25 226
Cornmeal... .1,310 6 440 Lumber, feet. ? 900
Value of merchandise exported week eniing
June 16,1851 $1,168,563
Breadstuff* do not form a very large portion of.the
aggregate of exports during the paat we?k. Ihe total
appears to have been made of a greatfr variety thun
usual, and the destination of shipments lias not beeo
much out of the uaual course. At this season of the
year, the outward movement of merchandise is usually
limited. The exportation of specie lately has been quite
large and it is likely to continue. Whether this will re
strict in ar.y way the shipment of merchandise, remains
to be seen.
The last annual report of the Morris and Essex Rail
road Company gives tho annexed exhibit of its opera
tions during the past year and ita financial condition at
the close.?
Mokris ASl) E?SRX RArLKOAT).
Total receipt* during the year $190,241 46
As follows:?
Frompahhcng's.$113.391 06 Mails $2,869 82
Freight 73,842 39 Rentsandsundries 138 6D
The expenses were 9-1,281 68, the following being tho
items ?
Repairs of road..$20,009 53 Horse keeping... ?5,rt48 04
Do. of engines Wood, 4c 16,756 68
and ears 16,486 78 Oil 2,176 <>4
Waste 301 66 Damages 8>3 81
Injury to persons 10 00 Wages at btut'ns 15,511 4'j
Wages on train*. 9,692 60 Salaries 3,874 17
Insurance 722 90 Advertising 441
Miscellaneous... 3.725 63
Tlv balance after paying expenses is $J5,059 78
Paid two ff mi annual dividends $43,402 07
Do. interest upon debt of company.. 7,593 40
50,990 43
Balance clear profits during tho year $14.'J61 ;>6
The number of {.nssengcrs carried during the year, ex
elusive of commuters and free, was 245,925.
Two engines, costing $24,485, and eighteen cars, ost
Ing $16,545, have been added to the equipment of the
road. The present equipment constats of nine engines
and ninety cars, of different kinds.
The sum expended on the extension between Dover
and ilackettstown, np to the 1st instant, amouuts to
$482,746,56, composed of the following items : ?
Grading $259,632 74 Interest $20,290 02
Bridging, rails & Kngineering... 14,729 26
superstructure 137,227 41 Sundries 3,449 16
Right of way... 41,153 41 Building 7,274 59
The bonds due last January were all paid, and to moot
the payment, the expensos of connection, the completion
of the road to Dover, Ac , 300 bonds of $1,000 each
were issued last December, payable Jan. 1st, 1864,
at 7 per cent, interest, secured by mortgage on the road.
Under this mortgage they have the right to issue an
amount not exceeding one half the entire sum expended
at the time on the road and not to exceed altogether one
million of dollars. The Board think it will only be neces
sary to increase the issue of bonds to a very moderate
amount, and for the purpose of furnishing the improve
ments in progress or contemplation, they think un in
crease of stock would be preferable to an enlargement of
the debt.
They have disposed of 214 of the bonds, all at par; part
of the remainder have been spoken lor, leaving about 50
to dispose of.
The balance slie?t, gives the following summary:?
Construction ...$ol'6,704 90 Capital 8to3k..$620,066 00
Ren I estate 66,255 38 Increased do... 420,9JO 00
Buildings 33,752 67 Board Trustees
Eugines 82,152 93 School Fund.. 30,000 00
Cars ? 70,284 49 BondH, 1864.... 214,000 00
Incidentals 6,59C 54 Tem^jorary loans 39,000 00
Machinery 4,237 36 Interest .... 2,04128
Ext.to Hacketts- Proiit and loss,. 129.266 20
town 482,747 56
Do. west of do.. 21,912 50
Connection with
N. J. K. R.... 42,113 10
Woodfc timber. 7,075 39
Bills receivable
andcash 49.430 16
Total $1,461,262 57 Total $1,431,262 57
The report closes with a commendation of the custom
of the stockholders meeting annually to elect directors
and receive an account of their stewardship, and they
renew to the stockholders tbeir congratulations in view
of the continued and increasing prosperity of the coin
l'?ny.
CITY TRADE REPORT.
Satcrpay, Juno 17?6 P. il.
Ashes.?Wo heard that 7.20 bbls. found buyers a* pro
vious quotations.
Bhkapctufts.?Flour wns less nctivo and on the <1?
cline. 'the day's business amounted to S,30J bbls.; Info
ricr Kluto at C-7 25 a $7 60: common to good straight i >.
at i>7 56 a $7 87favorite do. at $y a S8 iii>: mixed to
fancy Western at $7 75 a $8 87)*; and other kinds a
proportionate prices, "ales were made of i 300 bbls
Canadian at $7 76 in bond, for superfine, heallined and
delivered, with $9 l!6 for do., free: an 1 1,000 bbls
?*oLtl;crn at former rates. Rye tlo.ir and corn m 'at were
unchanged. Only 3,000 bushels good Canada white
wheat, in bond, brought ?2 07; rye and barley remaino.!
about the same; State and Western oafs were !e a noun
(?act, and worth from 6?c. a 66,VJc. per bushel; corn was
jCFK valuable. The day's transactions embraced 43.00':
bushel* at 74c a 79c. for unmerchantable; 80c. a S2c lor
mixed Western. and 83c. for white Southern, per bushel
Cotton? Sales were made to a moderate extern, vt
(steady prices, without change in quotations.
Freights.?Rates to Liverpool were stea-lv, with n
gsgement.; of about 19,000 a 20,000 bushels of corn, at
4';d. n4>jd. in bulk: and nt43^d. a 5d. in ship's ba_
60J a 1 000 bids. Hour were reported at Is. 6d.; and *m.Ul
qmint tios of compressed cotton ?*ero engaged at Ifd.
To London, 600 bbls. flour were engaged at Is. 9d , and
200 lihiis. sugar at 20s., with 100 hhds bacon at 22s 6d.
To Cla^gow 6,000 bushels grain were engaged per steamer
for Glasgow, at 7d. To Havre, cotton was ytc anl bone
V- P? lb. To California and Australia, rates varied from
45c. to 60c. per foot measurement.
Provisions?Pork was rather dearer. About S00 bbls.
changed haodsat$13!?' for mess, and $11% lor prime per
bbl. There were sold 226 pkg<. cutraeats at full prices;
60C W Is. lard at 0i4 a9?4c. per lb ; 200 bbls. bee; at I'm
recently improved rates ; and 120 1rcs. prime mess b. if
?' $23 per tierce. Butter and cheese remained about the
tame.
Al'fKllTfSKMim REMiVBO tfVKR! OA)?
nfBETOmo?.
o -JCLMEN'S COJiflKESS TICKRT3 AND FIFVV
9 . i wis writ*, in beantnu ly '.y Mr. HKISTOW. the only
.J wirinif tstabiirhmont. Ilr >away Ptlnti taitigg
t" ladies and gentlemen. A fluett and superior hand i 'O
uiicit tc ill ap|>li>ntion perio. a) y, <r through Adsm* A
t o. ? niud fctatcr Kxp:e&". Sara'os* and Newport or it tn
^?OOKK(FPiyQ, ARITHMETIC, AC . TA0GIIT UPON
( fav "sMo term" hy tV J K.r,N V i I. I.E. 2*9 Itr >rtd wi! t.
:i ?tu lent is separately u.id i urcfrlly insr.-uctod,'
"i knn*li-iico Imparted thim it readily avail* >!e in p. t:
tice. Open day and ovouin g.
flHF.AP WRITING CUASSF.S -MR. PAINE, NO 2<7
* j Grand stT".et, receives pupi.s this acok, at'ter.ioou and
evening; terms $ 1 and >3 for taelve losaous, including sta
tionery. lirtiiilTii wiitin^ roojis open morning- and
U rduuiday and I riduv eve. in;s Imprirom nt gnar.tn
tccd. Si^p-.rito roonif t\,r *di->?. Private lesnns given.
yP.I?iCH LANOXJ?aE - (kROi K?aOH O. I tQKOil
.289 Broaii??y, con? nnj? *.o receive new pu,SU f thor
ruph in.'melton in >hs i *ehoh ian%uagu, imper'.!"? to tl?Ui
the ni ility to speak it wilh flnonoy %r,J emuttem '?irw?
in private clasu, f4 per mm ? i 4pp>y t^fora 10 j olocV -v
it., o" aft#i i> 1*. M.
MB liOLREAR?DKAH SIR ?I S OULI? 1)0 IVJITS
tie* to my feelings not to aofenowlodge the rapid im
provement my son* have mrua while under your iuitrii"
tion At the onrt of their t.wefth teuton theyg?ve ue ??
?ro iiT.no of thole rapid o< h > id writing I inr.st Ci p.'o
?M utonilbed. reyer had 1 xcn? Mich improve *i"nt iti ?
??.ort a time The m '0 particular!.* v^as I grail-".I ..a I
l ad a'Tv-j; a lupt v-cd th..m to b-i hereditarily M I wrlteis
Yours Ac JOHN YOUNG N. li?Academy, 009 Hroa l
wiy corner <.f llons.ou ?trcet
'rilL TRENCH ANT. GERMAN LANGUAGES, A:
I 'cqnireJ for Amines* and corrtcation. may thorough
ly 1. at ran in private 1es*ons at 4^3 Broadway near llr.j n-"
? rrft, whero new pupil* will he received by K. i'cllori ??'.
late rCflnmlaire A la ('our Royal.
UrRfTIHO 4NP fcOOKREEPJiyO ?THE 8UBSCR1U R
will receive n? w r upil* dsi.y, thiu wees for a thorium.
oonr?> r t inr.truct.on in ;.?n unship and bookk?e;nn . A
Hdiee writing e as* daily at. II o'cU ok M : r?>iti# jv j c ?j
? nlf'niuir 0I.1VEKB GOLIisM ITU, .'Wa Bro . way
WATCIIK8, JJ'WKIiRY, .U'.
i ? , bt* ?bEALr.U IK WITCHES JlVtMKI
V . .tlyr woie andurst .|i.*lity ac.ordapVuii. it, a oal.
av, .,nc ilnte of l-MU?| ?tr.o'.) reiMi. *.? ,,"d'
frci. Ms former patrons and it _??.*}
vriUif>Kly nhown, nnd no ^ . ofced to Bell them, tjet
utt ntic n to tho r?j.? department
tUA'To.vL"?>? INAMELf-EI) WATCHEJ-80ME IN
j ) buntin- co i'? ?<>(i to each, (i /.l.I. -.V, No
li tVnll .treat near llroadway, second floor.
171 AMKU.Kil W/.T'Iir.S rort L VDIES?BEUTIPPL
Fj styles fma fJ'A to $S<i. ?arran'-ed 0. C. AbLKN >o
il iti.'t i-treet rear llroadway, feoond lioor
n- A PRAKT 0A9 OPP.WKD A GOLTi, SILVER. AND
? jfcWi'lri >i<i" ft' No I tS Third ave. lie h.r /o-n
Knur'"" tlifnd KiHeontU street . Artl: e'tonrht -t t is
? to't ?r wvrranti d to ho what they ar-r-p-i .-ots I. |. t*
?old and nl've.t anil no Lnn.bng I' piirlng nentlyiione
> Hiitod lunun vxte y, an able j,minryr.>au ? aichni iiie;,
JURfif H'.tTCHE^, I > HUNTING CK!~l 3, FROV
f2"" Kt'tanteo n-rf-ch tine per-, <;.i
i, fj N ?... II tVs f sl?"*l, neai Itroadw y eicitil r.
>1, IIARI" HA- RIVvV l.AI'F, S.VAdl AH.v AK V
IV -M and ?IW?r if t. r 17 Bo-' ?n ltr.it
Of.ru l>B Naasau ??? >ork Une gold r.nd sdve: a
a> ? ou hand Oid g .id aa^kih r nough'. by a r tj.
Jl'l I SPID GOLD ??<>< ?nB'?NOM. i. -3.
? S ?iicb run wt i '"l ?ny par :iP,jh ?? i mt| i?. ????? 1.
t .1 0. C. ALLEN, No 11 rt ?l! stree. Dear It v?y
. icotd Goer
t IT' TACM.3, GOOD AND f'fli A f*, ACOirHtTi liV"
i? j j n<t to vl>i n and ex lnnied icf.il itH'ts: in
> . l y I'rj'et'or FRANKS Opti .l?n Uy il.pl,.. tn?..
New York Ky? If or #.S t? 1 flH'l tyotttcb mnk* r ?<> Fie I *
htttrnrr SSo 2 JPaiK row, opp liio \M Aim UO|f an I
$100 000 -r?* 81l1. LEASE ANDFURWI
S?? kVi.i. i, of 0m of the most extensive fi-st
toi ilSftiii jl J11 b**t loo?tio?? ">* Broadway.
hro?d??i _ alfu* ?S* houl, looated vdt of
stiwm im-? Hir^0,000, *,d ? rastanramt
if?**? .* , ?j*1 street and the Exohange,
flairs'. 80bin80n, 80 .vtimi street, op
$12 000 1k?r hal.e 0r TP B*NT- FURNISHED
S eomPUt?. ? oplondidly Jtttted
,?p "ehlj ftirniahad renanrant.oysterand din ion n
loom. in oa?i of tbo boat locations on feroadway, doing wood
53^-. app"j *? o- A. Robaison, 85 natiusirm^p
300 ~Ior..sal?- lea8e. FIXTURES. AND
5i?h * fnrait1"* ot ?? estallishad barber's shop
with balking r obi connected, handsomely fitted op end
???! ?or?uh,*> ?'tn?ted in a popular and busineaa location
rflh?vc?nri5 s*k?:" g fn . ?*1Un*- Apply to o. A.
ROBINSON, 86 Natsan street, up etairi.
$90 f0r 8ale-a LIGHT INDOOR BUSINESS.
?pAy . consisting of itoek. apparatus, ac., that oan
reaoily bo made to pay from ?3 to $8 per day profit for the
above sum if applied for immediately, at 262 Broadway.
tlird flcor. A rare chance for an enterprising man.
A RARE CHANCE.?FOR BALE, THE STOCK AND
?\. fixture! of e eaddle and harness manufactory, within
hoorly communication of thl? oity. Said business ti in a
flouruhjog oondluon. Ill health the only inducement tot
mlb&Jy r lafo''tn?^T> apply to Albort u. ^ooki.
4 *a?* chance.?FOR SALE. A NEAT COTTAGE,
u\ containing twelve now, situated in a first rate neigh
to/t -mV "m"* brookly?i '?? 37x by 100
feet deep, will be Bold on reaionabie term*, as the present
owner wants to leave the oity as toon ae possible. For par
tjonlars inquire on the premise*.
ARFAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
twelve miles from the City Hall; the homestead,
oarna, stables, sheds and icc honse; an oxcellent gardoa,
fa. <i'#..end ? ,b*jf ????? vt land (or more if desired);
L??nrt,i '#? ? e,V Valentin*i Esq., at Foriham;
tIJ i?t? miBute' w?lk ?' th? Harlem hailrotd depot
The buildings are surrounded by a large number of tbo be it
bcsr.ng fruit trees, consisting of cherry, apple, ulnmb and
apricot, of the growth of from ten to twenty live yean,
ifce ' nildints are convenient and in poed order; aud u> re
sid?poo in Westchester county is mors heahhy, tetter shal
r... J .I"*8."? ""nbl)try. or supplied wilh water. Seventy
live per cent of the purtnaso money may remain on mort
f?r bvf y??" Apply to John b. llaskin. No. 23
lb am her* street; or of tho subscriber, at the offloe oupoaito
tbe 1 irdhrm depot, from 9 o'clock A. u to 0 P m
JOHN BUSSINg.
A profitable BUSINESS FOR SALE IN THE
.<3 vicinity of West street and the ocean steamers?a verv
neat and gontcelly lilted np dining saloon aud liar. dLiu.
daily and must eontinoe to do an extensive cash oneness
For full particulars, arplv to
b. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
A VALUABLE dkco STORB FOR balk -LOVQ e*
tin ihbed, v?i'v conveniently and uoatlv iitted an in
a respectable ^ighborhood, west of UroaJway. s uitablo l
! r f 4 ,d,rnlr?1? t1"! owner from cireum
stances, in obliged to tell f>r full purtioulsri ipply to
w. kicuards. 3o7 broaiwuy.
Bakery for sale.?the old established
? .ore and bakery corner of Cedar ani tcanile s-ru?te
with an unexpired lease of tiie nromiiien far eight years for
o-eWk ,rUor,n,l,,cn lr'<Dire ?? "'ore, between 11 in* 1
0 clof> M. VON HAOEW.
Cli/ton. SVai'en ISLAND.?thjc ?dr-5r,?tuws>
ldinl'jotvat^ssrb0'th? hikcated
w ? Cliftr.n, near the Narrows, on the t-wit it
W. w. Van wuson.'n, eto. Tb.u pesition >? th# most attrac
uve for residences on the island. m. O'cov.N tr. is Reada
iitcot, or at tho to l of -.?nt-biis tout*, Clifton."
/'10ttage for SaLE OR TO let?on the MOUN
\J tain, oppost?.? liobokcn ferry snitaMe for s nnvia i?
private Loule. Will bo finished in a week! ApSl? on thJ
prfn-ires, or at uio Utto Co-.ta^w, Uoboken
/"10l0r and PAINT wokks for SALE?locatpn
y io the city, and well established Te-ms reasonable
0ffi?V.h" A<1<Jr0S, L- M-name. Broadway Post
Family gbocery for sale?situated ov a
corner, near tbo Bowery in the Seventeenth
,?,nu of tkS ^ebt in the oity; btock liglit wlt'i a
saki i aud wkon, and u lc ase of throe yean 'WiYlbl
,old low- B. iv. RICHARDS, 3^7 Broadway
tparm FOB.SALE.?a SMALL FARM IN MlDt'1 eh" Y
?.oe.?i Mdj
^ AS. paits0N8, 220 Vv ashington street.
ji10?mikla'7s,J0re and l?t situated IN T?E
Mamaroneck, wostcbectcr oounty \??
it'Oll SALE?two LOTS OF OROUNO witntu
FOR SALE-or EXCHANGE tor PERSONAL pro
n .'r?y't ?ri h""jses aiul 'ota in South Brooklyn
braist'ff) p i i tl.e railroad. Apply to THOMAS h
ijlialslel), Real Estate Bioker, 150 Fulton street.
rOR aAT.E.?the LEASE a^d fttrnititpt iit? a
u 'or'afl'lT" tc,v iil,K b0UH0' near Peok slip, rtea
io Thia V. a5'fl ' ??. ,r,,tiet0r lia-' othc" ?>n??n?s? to attend
crd?r. appiytj
t<?ocit\. good if tan d iur a wholoealc uroce^v hhinchnnh
is is^avi
in a\irj cood locHtiou. 3 ne?r ami coiawttinfl ali tho 1110 h rn
;n.jir?'V? uent#. hi. l.t ?? 1'j f<et dt ep, wit" a due con-?
iar.| lit irout. Price? ?0. ? . (Hi e,.n?emai' ou boll .td
n-or.gatja luouire of ,?r p. town SEND. 82 n'aaaau afree.
l^or SALE OR TO LEASE-TUB DESIRabc.E AND
X t)ji?.ibJy feituati'd cottatn at siq'th;a *#*rro.f? ytafji**
itlnnd, within ten ainuto walk of quarantine furry -r'jt
fcooee is new and complete in every particular* it com
F?new blaekTn1
^ ^ howes a CO , 81 Nassau stroot.
F1?nr..8.-!l,'k~"ten .vears lease of~jlve ltits ON
also It il?^t/0n rca,t. cornti of Thirty ninth at'rcit
st'eeta near siwfi tv '?>*? ?<?'Ibirty ninth and rortieth
'toyct%orntr^Broadway. ap?" tu k" r,?rce- ^a.
For SALE?the STOCR, vixtures AND LEAS" t>p
ibe grocery, to-e lt^ I'riuo. atr.et, eornerof thjmd
jun, the lease i3 for live years from the 1st of m?v la"- it
Z i'ioV.ly rtnt 0f ^0r fnr,h? h?* j ulars inijuire at
tae ttor?. PAUL HENNING.
F?.wfntl??~:c0l3,NTRT ^e4t- at yonkers, con.
F??,S..Vi,E- CHEAP-A STEAM engine, OF FiVE
wood?2^0pe?^?trf.?t.d w"k,dg ?rjcr' app1' l"
Fob sale-no. vani??\/at^r street- a
frame duelling liou'.o a a I lot, 25 reot wi.le liySMit,
deep. Apply to HB'*RY HILTON, 82 BroaJway.
ijlOR SALE-i" WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL LIQUOR
V ttnro. located on one of the best, corner* up ?ow". had
been i Ueblisliei for >?a/e and now doin>; an excellent ira i
noise. It will bo ?olo reaeonablc, aa the owner it rotirug
from taaineai. App'y at 207 avenue A, corner of four
teenth i-trcct.
V OR SAI.F. -0! E GORDON, AND FOUR UOE'S PRES
?cc, with :. full >M>')rfineat of type uses, and all t.he
Tci|ki?ita of a Job printing olflce. Thev have !>ecu nsei ju'
a lew month*, and p.r- in ug good oraer as when flr."t mir
chemd, xl?o, aD upright Hoe* ennlno about tivo ho<-ee
pnwf.r, In first rate inter. Apply at 12 and U Pitt strain.
FOR SALE, ON STATEN ISLAND?A ?> RM,
eighteen acres of land a cottage liouso, consisting of
eight reoint a- d ixllar, ? grist aud ?ti.arog mill, a b'irn ai d
otter out hr.uaes, iu good repair, clogs to the bay tUoro. at
the Great Kills, i ieasantly Mtunted fonr miloa from Va^
d rbilt's Landing, It coniini da a tfne view of New York
Tlay, anarrr of the bay runs to tho mill d" or, with suH' At
Water for v<innelu to and cargo, and a lnrgo Bill pon I -no
of the beat >i the vi -inity of Nuw Y .rk fo; tbo growl'i of
ovsterf In the vi>i,ityof tho ^remisus, ia an aouadin e
of (?i?n !?nd Mali. For further information, apply to AL
BEHT II. T 1COLVY, No. 4 15: <ad 6t(e?t, or <o A. 0. I.ake,
on the prtmiita.
l^OR Sil K--FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A COFFER
f and oystor -hIi.od, bnndaoinoly lixed up, with bar.
11 ft etand (n the city; tow doing a good !.uainc?n; or a feoud
paitrer noull le taken. Inquire <>n the promisee, Sc. 2
I owtry, after .11*. M.
i/rl'it m;d conff.otioveryaroRis with soda
1 fountain in one of tho boat thoroughfares in the o('./
vi'troonti ri fimily. An i xielleiit clunoe tur any oue
with a ania'l capital. 0. B. HOWES A CO , 81 Nas?au st
/"< ROOERY FOB SALE?AT BLOOMING DM.K ?
IJT Throe yo*< a lea?e garden of ten lota large Mial, toed
Ik UK- A<- , one of tl e oldest established ou t.h? ?l -id: *ith
horee and wagon, Ac. C. B. HOWES a CO , 8! <nsau
itr??t.
] AMP STORK FOB SM.E?W ELi, LOCATED, A VD DO
I J inr a fair l uMness Fur particulars, on [tiro of IV H.
SViiTil No. 73 Foray h atreet
v 'AI.JJ.-ANY PERSON HAVING FOR SAI.E F.l1"*?"
M af"? a-ns of Uml within easy s'A i I? p| -T
(j bew York eligible for the erii^'?, ? * bo"?<
tr a . ou.e with n'it lea, Fvlton atreet. m"y a''P"
to Benjamin ? ? _
T^''NU,0REr:NiHIr.H BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
k.y 1 he ft f 'irei * o *^lti ? h? a>T> in th?i *vb'j\ ? \r<io -i Lti ??
W mor*hrlh,> ,h"r"'in
l! If ^ '? AA&iial rep ixt in M?r''b last
worth Sit!** oach equal to a prolt. o' ?8fl <n each aha-'e *'n'r
particular-, apply br Utter, prepaid, with real name and
addrepa, to a. 11 , lluaaon Htreet offioi, I
TO IICTCHERK AND OTHERS ?F09 SA) " rlIf
atock and tixtnres of a lar^o m'at poi''' ?, U*h a ad
T'lttlble market io the city of Broorflyn' a?* doing a x "?d
b itinera, and which lii> he*n dinni "" ,vn' ' >f * nnin ,nr
of yean Fo? further inquire oi P. (; v'\V
Vt'OrtHIS. loner ol mytie avenue and Alelphi ftreuf
reoklyn.
BAFE Ut'.M E FOR M?.N OF MODERATE MRA'IS
. ? r.-'dham lots, on Har'tm Railroad one hour from
< ?/ Hall: koine of t :i? ch lieeat, aiieii t > b" foi.n'1 on tlie h?e
t.t t|i|^ road. Traina run from S A * to 'I 1' M. Commn
ta'ion a1.' it t- n oenta r? day Al<o, housei with ?o?en
at?d i Ir.e r>' m->. in good I ratio-1. Ifcon >jlnu'.e* f- 'oi Ne?
\ i k it.fir cv lit . to . t#'ij lor mtja A apply
to <Ji:Er,>t,lu?i A CaW i RY WO Broadway,from 'I to:'
O TF.A DEALERS ?ONf OF THE RK9TSTV.4IB
i f' r 'he wh'>ip*i|? ind ret.'ll tea trade la row for aat >.
live ji arn l"a?fl, with lixturei n d orory thl ig o irn >l?to ?nd
re-dy to open of t'io atora l'7 Catharine atreet near the
market. It i* or rale in eoi aouurnee of he andd?a death
i f M e rrep.-l. tor An ly to .1 >11,'* A<'K(?A>D 4 Si? .S
77 Rarclny (tree! irtu Mraari C. n 1'nKllAi. i ?.u A CO
and 2'i.i Fultnn Htreet
TO TTOPE INI Kf ESTED I S LI7MB>W ? 'OR BALI
ani'tere*' I an ext <n?lve lumber dre.'ei-g (pl*''inj
tawing. Ar ieate* iialHn' O1 located on the !?:, to''anil an
Ce' tral Kallre.nl, at one i f t) beet point* In the State ' ?
bt i -a nlt| all r qul-lte ri tchiuery, n >w> In ?neoe?? o
oti' ratlen er d i' ? iplmdld iiualat<( I mi rt't'iO'
hi"' Intere?t one t^rn fbla i? a rare efanoe. '?*'
MrKITVNEY, f>t 7'' Uroedway, yew Totk titj, c tsi ''
AMP MWWBO*
mn, with of wHhou? *ai?. ?e?|J^ all tki Mtoi I*
,wo atoc>? mm* *?? "
?w?
?rov?moat?.
? ;uO BJOADWAY, *OOM t^-TDfcJJSZi ?ockl??
^Ot/|boiH^pg tifhi>l< M f&Biliti isi boirdtig hoiw
U daily. a?d ?*? 1!S? .Bodily fJmlih**
keoSiewho Wftat.* koto M-w?. ?;mrl Brooklyn,
Clty- *?uiM
gentlemen, ?' P*r WM '.. _
ACi WE3TNre*TECNTH 3TKIET |
?2. jHsi1? *"''
Reference* exchanged. Apply ?? ?oov?
Q BLEECKER STREET?A LAROK^AN 1)^PHEASANT
0 front room, on the ?*oond ??*'f _i8hotl with board.
man and hi. wife, forni.hed or unfurnucau j ^ ^ (maIi
wbero the comforts of a good home can bi^nj y , Mo. 8
private Amerioau family. PUaae apply m
Bleecker street, n?ar theBowcty. _
1 JRTINO PLAC*. CORNER Of JfJSS
s SSS'StS
^ard; Watlon oaeof Ihe ?ne?t & ttecity. Bout-are fa
*iMe? wffl ?nd it tmt de.lratl*. _____
TltW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACeOMMO
<t?t*d with Dloasant. airy, furnished rjoms, with par
ked in a private family, at 192 Atlantic street. ha
uai board,in ?P Conrt streets, Bmoklyn, within a few
ioinoUs walk of Wall street and South ferrios. Also, an
Sffice i? Ht! suitable for a physician.
A tber. with board, in a aen " M ' tlemeu. The looa
for a lady re^iieuce, and convenient to
V.mStages Applyat216 ty est Nineteenth Hr?t.
T I'RINATE FAMILY HATWO|
A ttey require, wlib to let a neatly im &l(r|< ? pWa??
aUU WrooTfor ll W A^ly at 71 C> osb, street, ono
block from Broadway. ?
A.TWJllV'
SHb&^lw see rx
New York.
street, between Eighth and Ninth ?v.;niiM?.
tervicw can'bo had. It will bo nttented t? jmmediatelrj
? nr^prrTABLE YOUNG MAN (A MECHANIC)
take bltn. will pleaao address, stating terms, sc., u. ^ ,
Herald office. ?
k SP1ENDID SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR,
Bad a desirable home by applying at 130 Amity street, near
Sixth avenue.
29 Clinton place, Eighth itreot.
k? ferencos exchanged. No. 17C Uudbon streot.
T?OAI?D - TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
B tr * gentian and wife ?nan ???? ?????.oate* wi*
pleasant rooma, by applying at 146 >t aver icy P
tath, Ao. ?
rtninn a BACK PARLOR. FURNISHED TO LET,
^^llTman?^i^Ms^ife;> also,'rooms'on^lVn^cr floors\o
fit. Thou1) wi.bing to procure a9?'?*^?^^!?**"?
He fimiiy, will please apply at 173 Last Broa iwaj.
-r?n* RT> CiV ?TATEN ISLAND ?PERSONS DESIROUS
horse a.
dem improvements. Location most deairablo.
South and Wall street ferries, inqmre at No. 7- Sta-.e
etieet, corner of Henry. ?
HOARD ONE OR TWO YOU.NG gehtleuen can
B U w?eonmodav-U with bu?'{," 1
ia* small private f *m'.ly, ?>y calling at 174 Malberry . w,
between iiro',ac and Grand. ?
'w {Srujt
;1 'r driAl m and'rcf.T^V, e^hLn^d Hoi and
I'oli baths in The h.?.."a PPly at No. 6 Pea-Wept.
BoTrD IN BROOKLYN-BOARD CAN BE 'OB
taincd fir aiairle pentlemcu, or gent.emon and their
wives at former prft?*,?n a neateel privat -boarding house.
Location'lesirafcle convenient to iolt???0^.,5?0,l'aK
lie*. Apply at 2S3 Fu'.ton street, opposite (.lintou.
t7(7?Itn -jT^TdY AND GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN
T> well furuiihed rooms, connecting with t^ldiag doors,
KKuS .rplj ?..><??? ib? "? *""? "
p?y liberally in advance.
Ba \uTi !N THIE f^OUNTRY.?TWO GGNTIjEMEN AND
iheir viven or four eing^e geotlcmoti, c*?,n obtain board
WsfiT'SSS' 2l*BAi
place. ?
BOipn VERf PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNITURE
uuitc now in *v small private familv, with breakfast
and tea, or othcrwi e, to suit, and wherei all the oomtorts of
a home can be obtained, ut -8 Orahard st.ee*.
T?OAHD-A PLEASANT AND COOL ATTIC ROOM
B to let, in a private house to a single yo?ng>ntUman,
With lull or partial board. Apply at 114 lraaklin street.
B0?Ut) ELECANTLY FURNISIIXD ROOM3, IN
otherwise to let to permanent or tr?n?lont
?i1c-b A few single gnntlemon can also obtain mout
. ouii.uCiS. A lew ? b >'i?st class ncoommols
tfo"!?1 ^qniro at Noi^flO and 62 Yarlok street, near St.
John's Park.
BOA RUIN G-SINGLE BOOMS AND SUITS Or ROOMS,
either fumle'.'ed or nnfnrnlshed. m?| be hud in & fl.it
diss bonrdivi* honao, ?t 130 Madieon areane. The bnrso in
-iploto, with every'ronvenience; loeati'-n nnanrpaafd. 'J'he
Wall *tr?*t ata^o* papa the door; Sooth ferry tnd Fourth
avcnno naged paaa pc ?r the honao.
Brook lyn.~a lady occuptinq a nr.ad i*tjl
?ow bonne, with toe *iew of the Bay, bathe, ear t rao
blooke ftom W all street and Atlantic fjrriea, < in ae?ui<:no
patc two genteel fami'iea or single g< ut'omon with Bingla or
luitR "f rnoma. Apply by letter, or peraojally, at, ail' llioie
atrect. Aeferenoe repaired.
(10UNTRY BOARD WANTED?BY TWO OE n'TLE
J m>>. on the Harlem railroad, not further from the city
than Fordhaut, Referenda iriven and required. Aduroia,
withi'ull particular*, E. O. and II, Honld otice.
CTRXNCH BO/RD.?FURNISHED ROOM OR APART
.v mcnt to If;, to ainrle pentkmn, in a reapaetablo pri
vate 1 reach family, wit h broakfaat nod tea, and dinner on
f.ond&ya if required. The houao is Tory well fnruUhed und
pr tided with gaa, bathing; room, 4c. fminiru at. No. lOti
tileeckor uni t, went of Broadway.
VUKMSHED ROOMS IN B ROOK LVN.?ONE OR nVO
gentlemen ?*n bo acoommodated with a large fnrnlihed
F
fr> ut room, pleasantly aitnai"d i.i one oi? i h.' lioefl looa
'.ioi n in Brooi Ij n, within ten uanutea wallt of the ferrios.
A'ldreia B., lit ruld office.
ij' t' UN ISBKD BED ROOMS DOWN TOWN ?TO LET
(? with or t.ithont board, [separate be'a, to reapeetab'e
tteaJypc lis in a auiau prlrate family to permanent.
lougeri 91 y.r week or i3 for board Apply at.
l.ri enwicli utreet. ao,ur itun, lirnt abttVo ChamoeM at.-cet
11
tUKNI HID ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT PARTIAL
board, uavc-y p'oirant. airy '-on-oniont to
ta nud si ag?a Inqnire at No. 320 Broomu stre> t.
OHOKEN? ONE OR TWO flENTLKMEN f OIJ
tain fnriiatol bedroom*, With brtakfa.it and tea and
dirner nu Sunday, in tiie hoi.*? of n private family within
tlirse Riinuttawal* of the ferry. For parti^uiaia apply
at No. t Ution place, Ilobokoa
\JAfSON 1 RAVi AlStJ PRIVEE. -OE' lEEIi ACCOM
i.YI ni idain r.i fcri' ttillen and iiajjlo jentt^msn. Aiuitof
1 it d?ur.!0 ro ma. ?ith parlor. will bo rented topo. her -
?i niatiiy i.*?a>id ivator thropghant tno houao / ' , "
'?nili tvtv iK-irul l". Rnutliernnra are invit J to If'.'i", '/
? tt Mark's p,ace, Liihi atreot Rofereni" *'god.
' renrh couklog; <lr. aar Erar 1 ofoto 9.
f 10(111 I TO f F i'?flv oi-nA| ' I*OOR, F. 1TPEll FI7R
or, . i> STILL WATER ItATDlNG-AI-SO BOAttD
V?4 Cvtt?jt rof.na tor ' inillien, r.t the Miifjio Duck Bote*,
i tir ^oalttT-,y. IHa healthy teaort Uwitbin thrHalnnln
' tf.i etntieof the Tillage and ooean mrf. Flakint gur\
i.ing. i.oaling Ac Inquire of 0. K. V. WALL,No,7') vi.ili
Uoh siroct, kw * ork.
rpo OKNTLENEN truBEAMtE 10UM8 ror.F,. -
1 I?r-> ail null f?mlab*4 or nnfnrnUhoi, In nuita or
hi pan tely. i'ot cold and ahower bathf in She hotUfC. Ap
cij it No 17 'l^nd itreet.
TO'(" N'TLl 'EN -BOOMSTO LfcT.f.ARGEOR. SMALL
L furnlabtd of BifmlifeM, for yen tie men mi flfit of
s'ngle gent!*m"'i; b^th inrt itnt lu t'.:o bouae Terma nio- !
il"ir.to. A t ply nt "iiiS Ninth .?troot, a'(* door* cast of Kirat
a????o.
M O LET AN H-KJANT PARLOR AND BBDROOV,
1 In a??'lr if linaMon ur ' ,vn in a In !y avl con 1 ? naii
*ho may require tomp rary aeeo-nuodaUon durin* their
vl???t? 'l?<? city AiMroia .Mm. MtnJciilu, Cbotara Letter
Ij po t ., 1 V4j UfOaowa)
iTIWO HI10IJ GE*TLtMtir, OR A OENMEMt /
t and *i;V <-..i li . a h m ,? omoly f. . nlah. J par' <r aid
i r 'lio ,xii with rr without partial ' "/ird. In a eon ral loot
Uob All" il N. i Iili Kcker ?tn t. ea<t ol iro.i lw?y.
AIU T ifTF. t t %l> URR8K >4JKHI()i
T1F.RMS ' asit, WirHOL'T DIIC01TBT?CABHBTRAW
I o i!f I i.." i ill oih ii oi Monday Juan ID, a Inr^o
? I or k ol i ow at raw xooda, < n is ties iu piwt of 2' ca*o? tolit
?tr.iw t>i i tt?, ill case dunsti'ile bp m ta, i" cum I hv
r'Jue bui neif, 20 ra ti atr.iw and lana bonnntF, 10 eaaoa
m f ea'leathern flat*, 3Ueaaea mih'a and ho?a' hat', a I of
'??? ? ;' c .fi'ifT f- ..?? ? ri't-rr! t liJiJiiil
tfljtrd ? Jvbu rtjoct, cexpci of 5* UlUm street,
HOHEECg, CAHMACKI, 4C.
AH0M1, WAGON. HARNESS, Ac., II? PErI
order tad ready to lamp Into, will bo nM
plied for lnmodiaUly. Th* mar* is six roan aid A'i
HjWiSt4 "d "?*? ^ w?iTSd &E2
BOW, haviag booa IB BIO only Ob* Boat? pT, . a*-)r
Mr?U1h?iif2.0tdWo<><i,,W*bU,#orwof ?
A SPLENDID BLOOD BAT MARE, EIGHT Til
old, and a light shifting top wagon aad aw ,,
*?1a ltP^nUJl.or t<'5*"'?-r. The n>re canaot b?^5?^2
si*! xfiSba'j' >???". *** w^iiiudTJi;
The wagen Ugood.and the bnaroe?i new. Prioe1400 I
sons Bot desiring tjie aboTeuamed artiela* will i?n ttou
.Yre.ti'd thf Bow'rr? 8Ub1"' cun>tr?* ThixtJ l
FA1T. T??TfIN0 MAR? ?E SALE.?ANT GENT1
? man wUhlng a superior road mar*, or great boM
speed and bottom, will tind one for sal* at w YMAN'S
rfead* street. Can trot in 2 38. W^antod w
tound, and without a fault. Price 9660 Lighten**
wagen and harness, $75.
I tr^
frS
FOB SALE?a BAVDSOME SORREL PONT.
. .long 7 year* old, and 14bandj high; alto, if
a side saddle. (cost $W ) and harnen. The poa> ls geit
?oand. kind, and a beauty uuaer the Middle or la harne
If reqtiired, rery fast. Can be teen and Mrw knowa at
Meroer street.
For sale-at a bargain, a sttush esta
Uohment, consisting of a handeom* bey hone, *u
jears old. suund and hind, trot* a mile in 3t: minut**
light wagon, without top, nearly new; a sleigh, harn*
rone* Ac., ell complete and in good order, fan be noon
the club Stable, iff Third .treetfnear Bowo^ For U?u
Ac , ann y to O. K. MOONiF, c'itiien ? Fire Insurance!
p6, So liowflry.
For sale?a handsome bat horse, sbve
yean old, sound and kind, can trot a m:le inside
three minutes to haruis. Inuniru at th* Revere stab]
oomer of Thirty first stient and Broadway, or of the owni
16 W est lhirty second street Price 1425.
LpOR SALE-A TERY STYLISH OPEN CARRIAG
l perfectly new; to b* ie<n nt the ctable No. 2WNi?
streot, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A. M. Price $<(W.
?pOR PALE ?A SUPZRIOR GRAY HORSE, HAN
the .IL.J. fli"1. *?'J tine saddle horse. Apply i
place stable in Krut Fourteenth streot, opposite Irvix
F??irt8Ai:E~^ BRIGUr BAT HOR.^E SEVEN YEAR
old pony built, perfectly found and kioil stills
Wi-^ller, andi* a line saddle hor-.e, sold fjr want of us
11.quire at the New Vork ilippoua tv, Wat's n
it? ofooe of R. W1NNE, M Wall areet. '
BALE, A TERY HANI
somesorrel mure fix year* old 1'it^ u,,,.
J"dewdarnDd J*"'"1
11 ^ ^ Alao, a tr *ttiDe wiion find htrnnni vViii h
Boerniu Greets,''Brooklyn? &UM8' 80rner of'8tit' ??
rrOESES for BALE.?A GENTLEMAN HAV' HO MOR
or>lSiant?wJ?it.*in a **"' woula dispose of
IiH .V i iff* (whit*) Ai .lias marox, six and soven 7oar
?fteen hands high, aud perfe itli sound an/kia
IB Rl harness, aud under the sadjle. Also, a" p^ior b?
?lth? ? *nd nn">n>??eJ as a siddlo h ,^3 fy
'' r li'iy or irentleuian, ?n<i kind In harness To
In ?' street, between sSuth Fonrt
streets. H ill lams bnrK, trom 0 to 11 o'clock A. 51
"V ^ ork horsr bazaar, no mo^nt
i\ street -Will he sold on Monday. 19th Inst at r
?rC-?fLtwcnt^'Jve ""'table for *11 pajpjsea' Also
new and second hand w?<on*, harness, saddles aad bridles
?'_ JOHN H. GATPIELU, Proprietor.
^ HI OR ROAD HORSES ?two BAY HORSED
^ U?tR l?d tr?' 0f. g, <H! V"' J and k"ndRS5,'
j i t'ir?6. minntej, aud ?ery boantir'ul Alan
res&eet',PrAr/ra^ ror,? v v* *'*" o1'' *?"*nte< in evert
Brooklyn. Vermont. Apply at 271 J ay street
TCrANTED-A GOOD SET OF LIGHT DOUBLE HAR
' * ???? Arply at 26U Greenwich street. R
I FTW A NCI AT<. "" "' J
? 00 000 the reservld capital stock
d'^Tnl' no'c'k'of'fM
pony consists of 1(5,shares 'of 21(10 ..A ?ln . . ' com~
iSSb
I river, about 2% mfi&ttom t
Mi5,d r?
oj?ho\tc7/redtW^uh?HtVU*Ble,ldM\eLmeSil ti u whi,V??*
baustible qnantities oJ ma",l* fre?,toM
lan Vt' L.0?hTi0.U01"7u f nd moni^ing j^d ancl
Thh??Siir^ Pr0fl,i; ?P?n ^ Tf mining Ia"3e ?*Jr
wmmm
:^?ai
*$ tf cV.rV.nf' v&e Aim:
Rrr-Dhd calacnoB are 4nd will continue to oc pusbod forwardT
toVui Si. /aft? P^ro.e ofVttingTor^nfrrWoor|f
meeting ofi't'.'^.V/ho^S8 ^^'{r.t^t!"^, torn*
FiVei6 *?" d uPon?ll,# following iia> of policy rU ??
rr .Vrh rlf eompsny will incur no permanent debf-' id so
much of tho rout-rod ctoek shall fc? .i.irf '
^r^o^s?whaoB'ar^s''erkVn Jts'f' l^tV\d ^^"allYhat 'olass o?
dree .he^arm^t iuconie *M a.d 1"^^%^?? Tl' pro*
P?nj? n'g" ,M'k T8
as &}??%%: as
Tided atnoii;r t! o "fs VlthJni "a'W I* di"
I Company, No. 1 Pearl street.' " of tbe Sh?*nee UoU
$50 000 ADVANCED in ANT AMOFNP
foths, ;Dd on an k^ln^ofcoUatwals^orVame'bouaht
ttalrs. Entrance Reo res'dstueirean room* ' "P
^40 000 ^ ^pAiS?ON' mortgage OV IM
$2,000
tear.1
Sr."?"""" ?"Vi.v.u,ffssn2i,J v.'?x
A ?F THE STATE OF ILLINOIS -Non "IP
Ne|y&"wtSt1eDeSW"RTH 4
A ruav^Jcin, a0lvac?o^rFpuk^a^oAarig\?\e^'hL?'
afiassMEissa^as
una Grand ?tr'?? "/?. bbtral! ' Bro?<w*?
fc^raUrg^o^0:,^"^rooa'
R K?.ZlT?lC*8 T0 INOI- /INH, ReTaVdTT^.
.cnler A Oo . v.. 20 01d sJlp.torw ofV.% ^t*0" ^ ?
EXCURSIONS.
IJVXCUB8I0N TO CONfcY INLAND ?TUB PZW A. D
'J eplfridid ntcaui'r NOK?V..\LR, crtvn v Uitchoook,
will make three (txuuraioae daily ;o Cunoy Inland, ?? I.
)?*?.- Leare New York. foot or Spring street, At!'!i l M.,
12*5 Bud S>4 X'. II.: pur No. 3 ei. R.. ?t 10 &. ?. UrnUr sr.
Coney Island at 11 A. M., 2 andflK P. M - landing in ForO
Ilismiltonu cli way. F? e'?> Fort lltmiUoo ,t Corey
la?d, and hank to ,v?i? York, Jt5 eerta. !fo baUf p-ue Joj
children.
Excursion to the yisHinq rj'<ks-ti<e
itaiDtr LAl'KA KNAPP, Otpt. Andenon, will make
a tr'.p every day in the wool:. e?<:ept Satnr<i ; < .iving foot
of inuiVJiD (treat nt 7 o clock. Ano? ptiMt 7'.i. 3p;iup;
Htrrut, 7Ji; reek ulip, So'olosk: Br.joru<) street, Saet river,
h^i S?uutu lblrd tireot, Hiiliaiuihurg, 8>jJ; pi.'r no. 3, S
o'elook.
171(11? ifsvnonr, c^Totr, roitv dONWODTH, MI"?
?? dlatown Potat Hed Haul:, Fraebo'd, 4o ?Tbi ?<o??ir
KAOLk It- vee e-, try morning, ;?xie|t Saturday) at if
o'elook, Irom foot ol Murray ?t oet; returning, luiv. - t>?
dock*?I' the lo-enee ^n<i So/port Cou';>any I o'ilook
THE FISH1NQ BANKS-A CARD -4T A VClTIVa
of the Iranfc Walton 4iror.lati?n and their . u??t \ held
on board the itcamer Hnllalo (.apt A Smith ou '?n'lr'ijvy,
June 17, ?>n motio", t! e fo lowing r eoinMoai #.>ro iiaa U
mo??ly adofVd *n? the fleor?tary <ttroote<l to hart tl>o
lame pn Mi* *n ?ne or more of tho c-i'y pip
HamlveA 'Kuttbe that La of <ho mcm,.?r? of tbl* A-?o
?lati*? *n<| tbeir aueete ]? W* eminently .no t <*pt.
A--JrK Smith r.l thU hoftt f?r the >i-:t rfn ? 'XCrtion ho h?a
(irplajed ia making tblf, oar teeond *>Mir>i?n to the fi h
u>g Jluska ? hit rea.'On, not oaly tuocerifal >??. -
fnr't>,?? k .in ??j we te' f j1'y ??"* in reeom
m edi, , Y 'i"J hii boat to tU patfunage of on*
- XV w\j feel deiiroti* of vi..:tlr.* :he FUd
!? 'n a rnbitaatlat. rite and comuioi.i'>u? hoat,
.<?!? r the command of i (entlenan win po.<?'8j2? all *bo
Biceiir.ry aHvlbiit ?< 'o ?? uiineud hitu to tbt fa\ ra.Me <? >n
?lrter*tirn ?f all n <?k<nd, and more ?.npeci.iUy th?p?tr>tig
oi tlo ert jil?. atorl .1 -''*n.'d, (fM. JB. CltOOKKlt,
Jame( Si fvBNCB, A?er?tarf. Coauao<t?rt<
FCIH^ilTUUB. '
l/N U Kl) OOTl'AGB FURNIrUH? ?M VTO?
A frtaety Voi. 5)4 Mid '>24 Broadway MocUed
? tut ndtlimin (tt ? ryntal Pataoo '-nd Ajn^fJera laaU"
tut* h." 'lie /it eniti'o! elKid oh"-t>b?r fa.-i itute, ?o 1
tn?ii? M>e puMn to (iibI,i? tbrtr ? ?Uwnnti'i. Hvltii
i-A.r i!ia*i *nn itrae pii;o ?* taJ Solet 'rt,
ft ?? vr. MO
F>l KNJTtRK FOIi :^A',K - A r?HSOV WIIOI3 ABOUT
t depart for Kor p<? wend be ^la-J t < JllfOlj jf * pif
tion I f bin booteMld tnn it* ' J, witli or without ftb> ? 1.
hie apartment? for the remainder of the year The itp*rr<
t *e i oxirfHt in two l?r;i ? aid tw noiall roonie Rent eery
n ) the furaituro wl i ho lold fur (SO. "pp'y to "??
?> ?Y, eoraer of Di luioa ayeane And Slxib i-.Tett, Wil
lr . LnrR
ipVUTCtHHtK"*.
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r No I g-'J m pari 0? ' 1N'?
r *; WTI."' ?? CO , wb ?larvia ?? ?:?<? In ??'? I* fran^
It" front. ?' teei. _
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Wfi.k a'; i '.,o?orp?i 1 i !' "1 whi b i ft lUo U'Vf* ,
?Nt hy To Oil AH I'll.' K ]H, irt MalJeo H
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r frnf. 4?ftl!t - ?*' iintioon ??rs?i*eo * I aotie?|
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