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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

DR.. Harriss weekly report says only three
whole number resulting from the heat would probably
week the mortality this city has already reached
diseases were increasing In the more cleany and bet
ter ventilated sections OF both cities the deaths have
been in 5000 while IN the tenement house sections they
have been Ia 1900.
The State Executive Committe appointed by
the last State Canal Convention held session yesterday
at the Produce Exchange Rooms IL resolved that
State Canal Convention be held at Albany the 18th OF
August for the purpose of taking the most effective
means for promoting reform In the canal management
aud tie improvement OF the canals having special ref
10 the nomination OF ocers aud 10 decide what
action should be taken by the canal men OF the state IN
the next state election.
The attendance on the Fashion Track yes
terday light. Ia the twomlle heat match for II go
Aleck PattersOn's black Stallion Mike Norton, beat W
LOyes brown mare. Lady Wells, in straight heats
Tme sac and 5:2I. There another trU mile heats,
between McMabbtt's sorrel gedig and McBODtts gray
stallion The sorrei won the fIst neat and the gray the
last three. Time, $780, 2:47, 24S. and 2:4s.
Thomas +. Thrasber lawyer, yesterday at
tempted commit suicide by jumping INTO the NOrti
River Mt West TnrtysXth-st. lie was rescued by the
police and locked up ia the West Thirty hItst Police
station.
At the Board of Excise meeting, Yesterday,
Mr. Acton reported fayoIaby 224 applications Tor IL
ceuse and IS liquor dealers called trial for viDa
ton Of license Que license was revoked.
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IOSTETTER & SMITH.

For sale by all Druggists, GrOcers, and Store
ksepers tLro ughout the world.
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PASSENGERS IRRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL, Jay I'm steamship CbinaMr and Mrs
Barker child and Miss Mers Mrs HELEN Meuett M and
Mira WoeTtol Miss Woycron Miss Van Suekcr MI Wm Grant
Mrs Mckay and Nj aBi Mrs Beo Miss Sarah Bedon, Ms.
g. Hovey 'lss NJ Hoye{ M,, H. T. Hover Mr. Hoycy Miss
AraA ,. LOrBg, Miss NJ. +. LOrng, ML. @. Redmond.
Nss Mary Rslmon4 Hiss NJ RedH''I, Mr f. C. Fo.rt,
The Red Chesoul VIM seeker Rat i McDonSh s. Gnubauur.
Mr. H. NJ Bradford Mrs Cool AID IS G. HAYWOOD James Car
man W j. Strickland Drw II Bular Ar and Mrs Durand NJ IS
Alice Bueas NJ aud Mrs H. NJ Hump Master Humphrey MIS-
Humphg' Miss Fanny Roe shutters Bos SamL ate lohn
Eogs g. D. = 1sk David Dra pt T. CrooAer John Schohed
G. We - j. g. ,:-rry. H. W. Blrio Ms b. II. Bartoi Miss
B'-,o His Esey Adams M Adams, M Adams Mss adams.
aud servants Nts J. T. les ana maid W. and Mrs Motley Miss
NJ MOTLEY, Miss Moteg AID msd H. VIA Mr. aud Mrs Jicues,
D. Ausin NJ 1efther MsGfegor Ns Mar " MeGreoF. Miss
J.. LcGTrgor, lNL and Mira De EHIso, Mr.. and MTs. g..
.. HM - SOD, T. ~ Me.an G. W Little,
M J. Hitler hr gorge Neisit Mr. a. MONT Mr. Sam. QmAcey,
NJ Max ErlsniArs Mr. T. NJ sawyer MI John Wood Mr AMI Mrs
H. Dunsh Ms, nqy and GoeIhss NJ Mar LandaLef. NJ and
Me- g. y Peatc Miss PeaTce Miss L. ,afce, Mr. H. Bland Dir.
H. ~ Sndgri Nj C. Gard Mr. JOS strauss Mir Rose and child.
NJ D. H. Juiye Nj C. b. Land 81 Eir trl mpebyiotal, if
From LlNEEPOOL, June ia steamship FrlueM. Thon H..
CONWAY Mr. and Mr. H. g. Rogers AL an MrA CoH,t aud
iu.an Mr. and N a. Wasush4 W. and Mr JOINS MT and Mrs
Sntl and iSmig MIA E'ala Ma E'aus s. Dgric 81, hL
I4J.Ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

PROM HAMBURG July TN steamship SaIona Anton Het
muller wife and my Hetmuler A Edwards and VIE g. H.
Ifene Mohr Sophie sSder hinna sAhier H. o.
WebeI Mar. BsnI Kemer Rohfed j. Gallman, d. Reil T.
Drsass HemanB Meyer Caroline Weller Von Lyneke
Rnna Bergman child Schug VIM Beng " kechsener
f. Theodo Ho Dr. Braodes wife and child ~ n Asmus'en H.
C. Hnskamp and mother O. Knoeb, HenHette OgpenbemeL
FROM SANASNAH-July TN steamship fIgmla-N. y froc-
q W. Cooper and site g. cEs j. b. r. Blanchard c. b.
smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08
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STERLING SILVER PLATE
AND
Best Silver Plated Ware,
BY THE
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
PROVIDENCE, r. 1,


The o,b Manufacturing Company the largest mandatory
solid silver plate world and the only in which all the
tons involved in the production Of Verware performed under Tie
same roof with Of silver plate sold BY them sras.
i On Isy form which binds them article assays below
the certified standard purity Its fall price the purchaser
and ALLOW HIM TO RETAIN THE ARTICLE
All syewar. manufactured previous to May 1893 guaranteed .
be Of the standard Of silver coin Of the United States which 10
parts Of pure silver to 100 parts Of alloy.
All erware manufactured after May 1868 guaranteed 10 Be o.
the standard styled STERLING, which s par Of pure silver
to IS parts of alloy.
Besides employing the best native svst. the GOrhsn
turing Company procured services Of hundred Of The
best yorken and Paris Germany and England who have
to country COmpAD invitation and have settled Prom
dence.
BIZ the .ppeaon Of recen, machinery American ors
ware is produced uniformity erenee New methods
eesse, new devices enable Company manufacture silver
plate Of unequaled strength durability and excellence
The designs and patterns Of the Company original They bs
now the most extensive brilliant collection Of original designs
terms and country and they producing ever seek
something attractive adapted to the refining TASTE Of The
public Their designs continually Pated IN this country and Ea
rope IN the market Of inferior or base metal sh
modelled after designs patented by them the United States
THE GORHAM COMPANY ALSO NAM
UFACTURE THE BEST SILVER
PLATED WARE NOW MADE.
basis ofths fine quality Of nickel remarkably hard
and ringing white in color and taking a good polish
Articles quality nickel servceabe and handsome without
being plated with precious metal Upon this hard ~hiss bss
very plating pure silver laid by the electro process whs
renders the equal in beauty and utility to solid plate
With fair usage Plated Ware will last half
tury
Plated Ware entirely superseded that Of Shehe 70
which IS superior In every respect
solid silver imported into the United States and no
plated Of high quality.
The GoTham Sterling Silver Plate and the Gorham Silver Pd
sold by all the principal dealers in the United se'
@t@ ', s;' 4'' r a'.aj $, ,..s s.o.
Purchasers requested ascertain for themselves that the proper
trade Is stamped upon each article.
" B-sold gold plate and mOna pieces In silver gh cleo
plate made and designs furnished The Gohsm Company
Rave unsqad es for the production Of eabo'Ats tesnoH
pieces services.
Orders received from the trade Only.
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
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GETTYSBURG KATALYsIvE WATER.

The propretors Of tie uysburg Sprg Wth 10 De distinctly
deood that they do not pnpoe putsh emeut' of oner
f except those % WekuONn citizens such al other
verified BY Phi siaBs high character and standing
Pamphlets contang statements Of remarkable Of Rheumatism
Govt Kidney and Urinary dei mcudng Dyspepsia Bronc its ca
tarb and general debility as Of the Druggists sto,s sbe
he va l. for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

PHRENoLoGY, PhysiognOmy, Etmnology, and
Psy boogy ,n the ILLUsTEArED PHESoLoscA JOURNAL only
cents or 10 year. I'll so sI months New Volume july News
have Address r. WELLS $50 Broadway NY Examinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
&c. speedily relieved and taken IN time permanently cured by
JAMES ExPEcToRASr Toa will ind 1t, also remedy for
Coughs and Colds Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

IVES PATENT LAMPS
i ARB TIRE BEST AND host RELIABLBl
Chandelier O. o snd y gh.sl Brackets a. and lights.
Hall Table and Reflector Lamps lighted @ quickly gal
filed and trimmed globe shade chHue
reWng The taruer oar catalogue Just out, ~l many ae"
Illustrations and a ht of
REDUCED PRICRSn
A discount made 10 Churches AID Clerymen.
lamps and Oh cheaper than ever
The - Government Tax oil sell the article
urrr 90
julius IVES Co. No. ~ Maiden aae, y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

To enumerate the charms of KNoX'S endless
variety beAdar would oecupy ons; enough that all
KS and stylish comfortable and worthy Of The prestige
Of No 2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

EYE GLASSES and SPECTACLEs to improve
the sight of Old AMI young without The distressing effects frequent
changes Inventor SENsoNs Ophoan, 10 toll hoaisaJ.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

10 your letter Of Februy last Mr. Murphy power to
to draw for forms tgodens pay
home. told you by letter would send you no more
and that must return home for
had arisen to the you
me, and II inurng my business. Now, do want
divorce from account Of the child whose
be ruined BY such catastrophe. shall
derste as always have been, you return my home.
wild try to bear with your folly 1 always have
done hereofore but return home
at once. shall be compelled to get my divorce you
will never get another penny from me- All mankind will
treat guilty You In such expect
allowance from but all possible fault from
side In such event shall give for aid hun
dred and dy godens month long behave well and
don't marry, will Preston put him to school
this country and educate him.
have laid the whole subject before you II you don't
home this fall the lst of October s6 there
abouts, shall for divorce from for and It
will be granted and allowance w, be made for at ALL
You the party decide II persist In desert
ing you must take the consequences. Mr. Murphy Will
draw at thirty days sight for $3.50 to
home and he win funsh escort respectable and
honorable, for you and Preston.
And this the last letter this subject any other
disobey feel that your last letter Is
foolish, threatening designed TO terrfy as TO
force me to give divorce and $l5O In coin per month
from April last to avoid the disgrace OF divorce. .
You had better do bid and return home You can't
frghen me from my sense of Justice, am the party
get the divorce; and although don't wish IT, IL Is duty
get and free myself from all obligations to and
my boy In my possess0n 1t you do not obey
BRITTON A. HILL.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

$40 for plain mess $2c $ss for extra do The sales
loo bbls Ticrce bee and nominal Beef
hams Were still spAingy dealt In small lot Western
sale long, mddes at loc. OF
cut meats the sales 900 lbs dry sated shouders In
bulk iac also 20 packages within che range q iss
for smoked do Ice iS$c for picked hams 1sc sc ror
smoked do, and 2oc 2Oc for bagged do Lard was dull,
ever apprsciaby higher The sales were packages at
PsTaoLEUn.-Recepts sls bbs crude and SCI do re-
but holders rather rmer their views and prices were
higher closing about 6ec Sales l2O0 bbs in lots Al
Sc Crude In bbs was hrmer being held At Sosic se. %
rcted By the increased mness OF holders who
Slkc A3sc. There Of 1000 bbls at sos@c and
dull and unchanged. OF residuum the sales were
10y eols on private terms Naphtha was In good dema
sbs 20 be delivered during the last half July were sold
cidedy more active and prices were &c high
er the saes being Loo bbs standard white for july at
500 DO August 500 do September and 1000 do October ali al
KIoE duh and unchanged at loxc Ike for Caroli-
sEEDscalcus inseed heavy, but In better demand
Sales 1000 bags arrive Robert on private terms but
supposed ai $3.50 gold duty paid Grass were dull hnd nom
SUGARThe business light being confined to the i'm
mediate wants OF the trade but the market ruled m at the
lss3c for English Island l5c l5sc for pemarara,
and l2c for Porto Rico We quote Cuba, inferior to
mon refining, loc llac fair to good do, 40 II
alc prime 70 choice, 1s,ec lsc Centrifugal (hhds and
boxes ifHo ALIKE. moa;ses, loc i SC Melado 7ke a
sns SS. II oIi s S sdoS srSsssy M 20
prime 70 choice 3c I4c Refined moderately active at
,hs following quotations 'sks issc for hard l6sc
TALL0w was quiet but prices were steady Sales $4,000
wHIsKEY:-Eeceipts none. The market still remained dull
nd
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
THE WINE MARKET.

Unusual duness has prevailed In the wine and spirit
market during the past fortnight and there prospect
OF change for the better until Congress shall have given
its decision the question The uncertainty which
walls at present extremely injurious to the interests Of both
trade and production merchants and dealers have
basis which to make their calculations. Pending
settlement contraband whskey is not only destroying the
trade in the legitimate duty paid article but rapidly driving
foreign mporatons from the market It is the opinion Of
most prominent brokers that If Of the difficulties
under which the import trade aborng speedily
removed the business of importing must large extent be
abandoned The ruinous effect of the present high tariff
coupled with the non-colection of the upon domestic
goods has already had the effect of causing the import trade
dwindle into comparative insgnicance Aside the
noncollecton of the dome site goods the home
manufacturers have many other advantages Inn
ported goods are subjected 70 expense: which were wisely
for instance, being warehoussd only
year to remain without paying duty and not removed at
d sas eons hs
Of i've gallons or even Of the entire forty the holder would
Ssa So The 9
for Of duty and % are only ire sqsd to pay upon the
even under all these were the tax domestic
good: faithfully collected there can be no doubt % that the
operate free whskeys only wants Bonded
in the event of reduction being made When there
animation In the spirit market which is by far the
important branch OF the trade, generally follows that the
wine market correspondingy dull and such the at
present. In demands have
for wines just the heated term
demand has been exceedingly small falling which
has greatly increased the prevailing depression Had
been made with former the present stock
would beenntrey inadeq and holders would
realized better prices than heretofore The only article
way imports of which the consumption on
Increase Holland GIN and this G no doubt owing to the
than demanded for drnkablc bourbon whskey.
Oporo wines in fair and prices advancing
owing the smRness OF the stock hand which
suit q light mportatons during the last three -four
and the exports OF the past twelve months Quotations
fully fifteen twenty cent higher than at this time last
year. THERE'S good demand for sherry wines several in
Of low grades have changed hands
prices After The settlement of The sherry wine
business be expected In this branch unless fresh OBJ
staces placed In the Of importers The stock Of
brandy II diminishing daily, and such continue
the long the unwse tariff s In
There be doubt but that good cognac brandy
best of all spirits and that IL far any
q domestic manufacture and equally beyond dispute
very small quantity will find its this in fu-
re and that the price will place far beyond the reach
m
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Ngr m.s, -: ...; ia.
al spi"s ss s', nsns ana prces
were 80 20 O.; & ~ ng my % ~ wa
M S. az ~. W sha, r. oord h,na thac, so.u. ~
x sa vo 40 AZ ~. h.,a ~ 40 IN wn,e' heas
bnvers NJ h.S decded advantage The saes wcrs 10 aoo
ysa,. ~ q, sor NJ sping 40 NJ for vb, csreS %J TX
10, nn 81 s U i.s his Wich7oan ana o % VT QUA
90 % ,o Tss IT,. s ,ers han * NJ "a M NJ
auI ~ io % Wos,ar pcas,n ~ ~ nsL G o. sS
~ ~ ~ 9' o., h,, nats ,sre s,er e., " nsad so %
s.pes w.r. ~ sbon s o Susbel, NJ az i"c IN soyc
at ri rs 81 for prime southern, Western and State with
rapn saa. ~ ana mali srere dII ana nnrninal VIZ"
FRpieTTsTse markel was very quiet and raes favored
ha sh,nar TIE vas vorx ",at TSa
se,en. were IT, ilyernool ner seamey I'D bhs
9San & onaon .r esmer p m Sae. i,T T % ns
m s,srce. hcss a. 4. "a To No, ssamer "a no san
49, =, % ooo tis .ha. - II ~, ~
baies ,ohacco a. AZ The Charter Nor,b
SarL ,y,h oan h,,. re,rois,y, ~ Rreren ~ as 81
pr,,,.r .h y Sto ,nns o ,hs v.. i,ah.S h.wL t.
as,sn.,er r.iIsn .r.rs cer,o. prt,,.b ~,s ..o
hSis fron tbu.ds,nhia a. the pss,c
~. ooo hts rstrianr, srn,r pha -
Grasr ecr rssrs with ,c nr,vlege ~ ,he Adr,a,ic ~
nr,rs,e ~ rrns '' Wv" ~ r'7S " ~ 'S' W
Fms p W an N, ada NJ 0C0 bove. .xr.s r
r~,va,. ,.rrns $3.50 ~ ~ - 'N ~ "' NA
~, noo IN. co,ooe vere sod nm priv.ts tsr,r.
Sosh ou,et but stesdv al soc ot<c
n ~ - .rs All and nor,snai at tsc " ' " ' "a"
u IN inht dem.nd and heavv M soc Ar
lbc FOR Sf7 cron 0 2bc for 1865 do and sc y5c for
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Yonkers. N. r.. on Saturday afternoon, at three
O'Clock. Carriages win be in attendance at the
lonxers depot to meet the two O'Clock p. M tram
RYAN.-On Thursday, June 25 OF consumption.
JAMES RYAN, native OF Bir, Kings county, ireland,
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 10
Iispenard street, on Saturday afternoon, at two
oclock. Ills remains Will be Inferred In Calvary
Cemetery
san Francisco and Canada West papers please copy
oANGsrER.-On Thursday, June 25 SOPHIA MAx-
0ARET, only daughter OF John and Jane Sangster.
aged III months anu 2s days.
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family are
quesed to attend the funeral from the residence u
her parents, No. 81 wythe avenue Brooklyn, f. d.,
on saturday afternoon. at two O'Clock, without fur
SMITH.-In Haverstraw. on Thursday June rs, OF
disease Of the heart, CoLyILs SMITH, oldest son or
Robert and Elizabeth Smith and son-in-laW OF
James Twigg, aged 2S years.
The relatives and friends of the family also OF hts
brothers and brothersn-law, are respectfully in.
ylted to attend the funeral services at the CesirM
presbyterian church, Haverstraw on saturday after
noon at three O'Clock.
SHEA.-On Thursday, June % after long and
severe illness, JoHANNA. rect Of Daniel Shea OF
county Limerick, Ireland, in the 5lst year OF her
are.
The relatives and friends OF the family and t,oss
oI her sons Denis, Michael ana Daniel respect
fuliy invited to, attend the funeral from her late
residence 240 Elizabeth stree sunday alte noon,
at alf-past one O'Clock. Her remains wlll De in
tered In Calvary Cemetery.
YOIKENs.--On "Wednesday, June 81. Mrs LouIsa
VoLXENs, wife OF Bernhard Nolken1, IN the IA year
of her age.
The relatives and friends of the f,r,v. ana mem.
bers OF D0rc Lodge. No. $50 T. aud A. NJ, are rc
spectfully invited to attend the funeral fTom 50 OH
yer street, this (rida} afternoon one O'Clock with
out further notice.
VAssM,.-At Fcughkecpsic, on Tuesday. Jane 2s
MATTHEW VAssAR. founder OF Nassir College, IN
the .1tn year or his age.
Ills relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral at the First BAPTIST church Lafayette Place.
at half past two O'Clock.
WATSoN.-On Wednesday, June a, a!fer pre-
tractei Illness WILLIAM Ii. WATSON, e.fess sOn o.
Henry b. and Mary A. Watson. aeel ~ Setss
Funeral services on sunday afternoon, At two
O'Clock, from The residence - his parents, no. i53
West t0rty-iilth street
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

increased activity and the continued scarcity Of
cotton and general produce bills leaves no present
prospect OF decline in rates below the specie ship
ping point There is an improved demand for bills
from importers. The leading drawers ask IO& for
their sterling at sixty days but good bankers bills
can be bought on the street at ITO l1OH. Bankers
bills on England at sixty days quoted at ITO
110k; at three days, llO's 1lOss; commercial bills
109's 10sk. Bankers bills on Paris at sixty days.
SIS 6.12X.
Mining shares continue dull and at the nrst board
Davidson Copper sold at 75c; Quartz Hill. 81 Is; La
Crosse Gold, 42c.; United States petroleum. 81 IS
81 40; Corydon, 34c. Bennehofr Run, 95c.
C0nsOls and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

ROCHELLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 N5 $5 10 per gal
lon; Segnette 81 20 S5 Hivert Pelevoisen, 81 IS;
Segnette "a 20 &5: A. Raseau 81 ~ "a 9
siegnete $5 Hope siegnette, "a 50 "a 80 Lafsy
elite, "a 20 a So
article quoted IN gold Notebohm's Palmree $ 25
Cabinet 8S 80; Swallow So 2 Telegraph S. 25; Olive
SO 25 Imperial Cabinet &S 40; Comet S8 Engine, SO 25
Windmill $S 80; Booths Cordial, $ Co. Tanqueray Cordial,
SO 0 Meders Swan, Is %, currency Grape Leaf So
rency.
RUM:-Jamaca, "a Sc per gallon; st. Croix, So 70 n
% 80; New England, S2 40 So
wHIsKEY.-Scotch 81 % per gallon; Irish, "a 50 Ken
tucky lin bond in New York., Sl Is SO 50 rye do, 81 IS
&3 50 do, 25c n 40c.
WIsEsmPor . " % ss per EaSn BnrsuSSy I'd port s4e
dera, ~ $ie; Madsirs, Marsslles 75c s9c; Malaga,
&y3 $3.50; claret, cases. FB a $50
CHAMPAGNE-Ihe following quotations are for quarts,
without the usual discount Piper Hedsieck $50; Veuve
Cli9uot gas so s. H. Mumm Co, $29 VA L Roederer,
$19 30 42; Charles Hedsieck 500 ST. Marccaux, 500 a
&23; Due de Montebello, $50; Geser Co.. $40 ga Del
monico x21; Charles Fare, Y1s 322 Napoleon cabinet,
8e4 Moet Chandon $20 SEA 80; Runart pere ct hs 500
q 1926; other chAmpagnes, $40 upwards.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

CoffEERo was dull but steady at former quotations.
We heard of sales Other kinds remained duh and
nominal.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts, 1910 bbls. -four, $50
and 100 sacks corn meal 10 So bushels wheat % 2
49372 do oats, 0l5 do The -four market IL
regular There inquiry for extra State EXPORT
and SIS freely bid and brands ranging from SO So per
bbl firm The high grades Of both State Western
nour dull and unsettled however and sales made
In prices Is to so below previous
still prices merely nominal make change
quotations The low grades sought after for ship
nen 10 the West indies and 10 extent for
but high grades were exceedingly dull and In many
for sale at the reduced prices above
California flour still dull and nominal The sales
about u 900 bb the market leaving OF irregular under
to realize medium and high grades of Western
Southern -four still dull and nominal the quotations
appended. The sales $50 bbs Rye -four light
demand easier Sales 225 bbls Corn meal was quiet
Sales s75 bbs $s2S for Brandywne IS city.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

Lisle and Barbara sta, W cor A Senft's prop 50
South st. 9, Jonn Bsrd's prop soxiOo $40
ORANGE
Nassau st. 8, 225 II from Myrtle st. 5Oxl04 ... Us
EAST
rrospect 81, s, Jesse J0hnson's, - rs 900
TRANSFERS IN HUDSON oOUSrYJERsEY OITY.
Montgomery at, g. 1876 II of Kellogg st. 2Orl0J - 6sD
Jersey nv, es, 1913 Of South 4th ST. 4inxS3 800
HOBOKEN.
Lot 29, block 4S, Coster estate 25x7s x7s........ $50
- HUDSON
St Pauls av lot s7 wrghts property s5xlO0 40
BERGEN.
Washington ay, es rs ftsw of Maple st. 25xlo0 1000
Lot 81, X Van Ripper estate, 75xl46 5000
Lot 2, R Van Ripper estate 5oxiSs S share, S5OO
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
CeMAdERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY June 25, 1868.
CoTToNReceips ls72 bales Consequent upon the bet
ter from Liverpool there decidedly activity
the Market the demand from spnner and exporters being
good, and prices fully hc higher, closing with still
upward tendency. The SO77 bales including
sOs3 for spinning 200 for export and 24 for speculation
subjoined are the closing guotations:-
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

OOO BASKETS QUARTS AND PINTs LILlEo ARD
ZUU brand Champagne well known and tayorte Wine,
slightly damaged on the voyage in io 20 suit 2, ~ per
casks Sherry wnc NJ 81 Pine Mariei aud HehnesSny
Cogpac Brandy, imported In cases, at Ss0 case.
MURPHY q DUNN, 80 Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO

w ANTEp.-ANY NOTARY PUBLIC FoS NEW Nonk
w city willing TO resign his e0mnilston viii please an
dress A. g., boI S,Cei New York Post Office,
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
MATRIMONIAL.

.Ny YOUNG LADY OR WIDOW OF SOME MEANS
A. b., station &,
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the ubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as fol-
lows