-^HASD vicmix: £ PEsrnamABY.-Two de- --, named Carrie Foremw and Stay Ted creatures T0biu *«re ^ ^ ^ T ^ ^ ^ company M aeve- , ^ e n. Officer Flyim escorted them to ti» '^ZaA under peculiar cmmmatanee* at »late boor «•» ^ ^ and yesterday moming they we» staaon gent to ItOUS*: iail. x B E P ^ C E D — T h e croeawalk at the S f ^ 5 Tlirf *reet on Ten Broeci, leading ^ " t L ^ T d ^ c a o n , has recently been re- 1U * r»ndha»dre*« of people residing o n Arbor B 0 ^ l v put to great inconvenience tn coase- ^ ^ i l h i - I Z t o g o ^ e distance o u t er the rough cobblestone* 4 T>w»v"or-«alk<>v £ £ £ S S » » * The w a * should b e re- ^ c e d without d « l » J ; _ ^ --**,• ' TssTiTirrK.-At the meeting of the Al- *"?!-.* Tuesday evening, acommunicatiOB ^ ^ T r o V ' s c i e n t i f i c Association, inviting the f r 0 B " * * irticioate in afield meeting excur- ^ T t t e ^ r b e r g h s , on some day of the "°^ , m-mth to be hereafter named, was unani- pr^trnon w i t h t h e understanding that this ^ S o f the second regular field meeting ^ V h ^ t u t e for the present season. I T H ) _ A box containing a number of relics . ^ ' W a s h i n g t o n arrived at the State Libra- °f ^ v m o r n i n g . It wiB beremembe ed that. ^ ' ^ T i e g i s t a t u r e made provision for the ap- "* '«!** of a commission in regard to their pur- * ? S L a fanulv in Virginia. I f t h e c o m m i s - ^approve of the purchase, these relics will be J«d a prominent position among the collec- r ^ S t a u . e d in the building. They are valued at JHMWO. „ gxwwSBW F K s m ^ - T h e season of stoay- _ . festhals is upon us, and for a few weeks to ' thftse feasant occasions will be multiplied m S T ^ o f t U e o i t y . The third annual straw- * ' {festlVal of the Grace Episcopal Church com. ^ e d last evening and passed off very pleasantly "aud profitably. Tue attendance w a s ^ W The ^ v a l continues this evening, and ffcose who rah to enjoy a pleasant timeshould be present. THE G«EESWSH STEA* FIKE E.N-anre.-The Trustees of the village of Greebush, it is said, have decided that the old Board of Trustees had no power or authority to purchase the steam fire euXe of Clapp 4 Jones, and for which they hold evidences of mdebtedne^s to the amount of $4,000, aad that it shall be returned to the manufacturers. The Trustees should make immediate provision for theprotection of the property of the village against £re. and to do this effectively they must prooure a steamer. QUEER CASE.—Win A. Helmarth, who resides comer of Sherman and Kobin streets, on the day of the German Peace Jubilee, had $70 stolen from his house by a burglar. He applied to a colored wuman. who makes a living by fortune telling, for information in regard to his missing money, and on the strength of her representations caused the arrest of a voung man named John D e Bow. iesterdav the case was examined before Justice Cinte. and there being no evidence against D e Bow, he was discharged. — --•• PARADE OF THE GRAND CIBOTS TsocPE—Howe's »:eat London Circus will enter this city to-morrow, in grand procession.- After describing this gilded pageant in detail, the Newark Advertiser winds up as i oiiows: ••Passing down Broad street with t h e sun shin- ing brightly upon the gilt, tinsel and gorgeous trappings of half a dozen magnificently construct- el chariots, and the cavalcade composed of a hun- dred riders, superbly mounted in steel armor, which accompanied them, the pageant seemed like a realization of the wonuerf ul stories of Eastern mi'.-riirkviioe. which every school boy encounters iu Arabian .Nigh;^. ana uther works of Muuchau- aen-iike character." -• LEFT FOR ECEOPE.—Daniel A. Manning, Esq., ot tie Argits. and Alexander Kennedy, Esq., Coun- ty Treasurer, left for New York last evening, and mi sail for Europe Saturday next. They will be absent four or five months. A short time previous Dtlre departure of the boat for New York, a large party of their friends, including Mayor Thacher, Martin Delehanty. and others, accompanied by a band of music, proceeded to the Steamboat Land- ing to bid them adieu. The band played several tunes, when Mr. Manning was called out and pre- sented with a magnificent gold-beaded cane, with the expression of sincere wishes for a pleasant trip aad safe return. As the boat left the crowd cheered, and there was a displa_v of fireworks, roman can- dies, rockets. &c. CHOICX ALsure-STSiwMBOasr this day, at Dick- erman's Fruit Store, M State street '• T2—•* BEXARKABLK CUKE oy D E A T X I S S S T DB_ B U T T - LXT, AT T H * S m a w Hocau-Hta. Wright, residence No. 70 Diviaipa street, totally deaf in left earfortairty years, aad tbe bearing in tie right vary much impoirei Hearing restored by two treatments. For father refer- eace call at the. Doctor's office, at the Mansion House, where he may be consulted each *»y until about the l«t of July, W71. •_ ^ • J o h n GosneH 4 Co.'s Hair Brushes, with t h e least r. naswjfci pressure, caaate a^tecufctlop of the fluids, thereby preserviag the health a* welf* as promotingthe growth sad beauty of the hair. McMcsnx, pharmacist, corner of Broadway and Maiden lane, has them for sale. I > O O M S TO LET—Furnished rooms, mthout A*boaid.saitsJ^forcneortwogeBassaes.esnbehe byaCTlyingatlia»SCTsthIN»rls^ j j w f g ^ 3 t HEADQtTABTBBS TOR E S O l i s H BBEAK- fast Teae. -OffiSA TEA CO., 8* aad » State st. jCABSEBS FOB MOCHA AND JAVA.: T;AI»2S'BAPBOAaJ>s;at ~ ; P » X A MATEE'8, trtBroadwsy. FDBSALE AKDTO LET—Tine c •atoresv hotels and nrsudass farms in good AlaOkaauge traot of Western aad Southern Uads for sale stprieea to suit Call at Boom J, second floor, Xo. a Scrth ^ s t r e e t , Albany, X.T.^ p g ^ ^ ^ E OOK IN AT THE NOBBI SUIT of CLOTHES for SK> »1«, ttSand MO, choice styles aad finely le,at TAMZ8DCTCAJrs,HState street^ CAXEEOS-iKSiLKX^toBe Tth, at the residence nouses, !pf the bride's Blotter,- by-the Kev. Charles Reynolda, *"*£ F&SSLS&*58*1& Ja*» **** I>DDi*r. • CAIXl^EB^JffH28CB--At Greeabuah, on the 6th vast., by theBev. Dr. Cheeaman, Mr. WM. N. CAL- "PK5F&,£ Ai,h^?5r* toMiae Sdai. Wmwi, dangh- ter of N. R. WBbar, gap>, of Greenbuah. * L i s s s VIENNA BAGS. Spiral Hearn Drawera. Scotch Traveling Shirts. Oanze Merino Under Vesta. Scotch Gingham Umbrellas. Grain Leather Portmanteaus. - English Alpaca Umbrellaa. At iaas E. PASS'S Gents' Famishing Store and Great American Custom Shirt and Collar Manufactory, « 2 aad 464 Broadway. m FOLSOJC'S COLLEGE.—Booms are open during t h e Summer for the reception of students in all the business branches. The Writing Class meets mornings at 9 o'- clock, ladies are ia -ff'Triaitnn — m JCCAKDLK HOUSE BB3iac»Ajrr. No. 6 JAKES ST.— All the delicacies of the season serred up at the shortest notice. . % © T o clean Kid Gioves—Use Jouveirs K i d Glove Cleaner. To preserve the Teeth—Use Thurston's Ivory Tooth Powder. To cure Toothache-Cse Chinese Toothache Drops. To beautify the Hair-Use Thomyson's Pomade Optirae. F. C. WELLS & Co., Xew York, Proprietors. JE A N 3 t A B D ! FARINA'S, Lubtc's And Wrfchfi Extracts for the Handkerchief, at * u J l - " I W ' » 8 . CUTLEE'S, 560 Broadway. T B O N GKEN'ADrSES from 50 cents per vard u o -L> great job, at. POST'S. 466 Broadway, Martae HauT G** MATER'S. K» Broadway. Patent Socket Bridges, at D E L A I STXLNEOTTOOF 'S, 560 Broadway. BE IT E \ ^ B SO HUMBLE THERE IB NO. place like home. Since the advent of CoM Water Soap, e«ery day nas Its charm, even washing day. T ^ H E L A T E S T STYLBS o f Scarfs and -Bows, JL aeataad tasty, justxeceived, bought much.below the r e g u t o p r i c e , a n d - w m r < a o M - c | e g ^ M H a [ t > o n ^ C OIaLABS A N D CUFFS LACNDBXED WIT'H gloss or domestic finish and delivered without extra •harge. PIOSEEK LAUXDRY, - j • corneaofMaWan lane and Broadway. LOIK3J5, No- 5 T W E D D L E HALL, *Torth • Pearl street, ia-jaow 86 KcathPeariatreet, corner Maiden isae. Wfflf WANT FOB A SMOKE, when vou oai buy a box of imported Esaanota Segars for » , at ~ ¥ ! t H: HiMItTOS* 4t CO 'S, asNojttPeaa aJreet, corner Maiden isne. A —A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS. . » SIMMOXSiCa-Sl U S E B X X X E ' S PAIK KIIXJSJO MAGIC O I L . — " I t worts lite a charm.** Rsxsne's Pain Killing Magic Oil ia excellent for sore throat; its use seems to cure canker sores, m the throat and mouth. It is useful to cure any kind of pain. Tryitfreely. Sold wholesale and retail by POXDA & EAGLET, NO. 70 State street, and by H. CLUCEST,corner Clintonave nue and Broadway. Our citizens have now a s good~anjjpporta- nity of getting EYE GLASSES and SPECTACLES fitted skillfully aad without danger of injuring their sight, as if they lived in the heart of New York city. Mr. SEAMAN, practical Optician, No. 519 Broadway, Albany, bet-seen the Delavaa House and Stanwix Hall,': has justly gained the confidence and good will of the medical profession and public generally. ••" His stock of Optical Instruments is very fine. No peddlers employed. XJjnjCAI—XXTHA CLASS XO. 369—TCXE : itl, 29; IT. 3* 41, " 1871. • H § H I 4 L 4 XSSTUCKT—CLASS 37U—JCJHt 7,1871. 63, 51, 78, 60, 42, 44, 14. 5, 33, 12, 37, 49, 35, S4. 88, ST. ALABA*A—EXTEA CLASS HO. 293—JCSE 7, 1871. 72, 9, 30, 66, 44, 27, 14, 8, -64, 55, '36, 22, 54. PA»CCAB—CLASS XO. 278—JCSE 7,1ST1. . . . 62. 2, 8, 25. 41, 53, 39, 9, 45, laTT^ lhf ormatton furnished in air legalized Lotteries by WEAYEB. LA KOSE & CO., , No. 16 KTchapge Building. , ROOMS TO LET, furnishedOT unfurnished, at No. 31 South Pearl street Enquire on the premises. , - • : • . . ' " - .'• ":• • ; j e t 3 t * F>B SALE—A two-seated Extension Top Wagon, nearly new. Enquire at BUBCH'S Livery Stable, No. 173 North Pearl street . - ;-» .-, jeTlw* STATE O F NEW YORK, CIT¥ A N D .COUNTY OF ALBANY, CLERK'S OFFICE.—Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday, the 13th day Of June, 1871, a Panel of Grand Jurors will be drawn at this* office to .serve at a Court of Sessions, to be held in and for the city a'nd ootmty of ARsanv; a* the Ctty-Haifc itttheeity of Albany, on Monday, the 3d day of July, 1871. JOHN McEWEN, Clerk. BIDEB*S Excelsior street A CASE* OF CHEAP.-Ap cy,corner >DA DRAWERS FOB SALE ratCLAPP"S Prescription Pharma- landjaudson streets. my2» Foreign nod Womeatas Cloths, very stylish and at reasonable prices. to show a large stock of and r o VAN LOON'S COTJGH-SYBlirP'ig a speedv, safe and effectual remedy for coughs of long standing, sa well as those arising from recent colds. Price25cents,* at No. 39 Green street, corner Hudson. ,UR PltEMICM BRAND TOMATOES are supe- rior to any other in the market Try them. E A. HOBBS ft O a . t Cflnton avenue. C O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE—The undersignr ed hare this day entered into a oo-nartnersbip, for the purpose of carrying on the Stove, Hosting aadl'lumb- ing busmees in all their branches, at Nee. 8 and 10 South- . PearlatreeA Albany,June 1st 1871. as-. - PHIXJP O'BBIBN. * je2J.W : EDWTN a FITZSIMOXS. »;>OLGATE & CO.'S FAMILY SOAP Tor sale at \J factory prices by . . . : . E. A. HOBBS & CO., 7 Clinton avenue. DIED? ^JACKSON.—On the 7th inst, at East Albany. G W JACKSON, aged 57 years. ~ — « j , «• « The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday g g f j * «» M ^ o'doek, from the M. E. Omrch, East C ^ H u d r a and Schoriarieramers please copy. • ANDKhW b.—June 7th, at hisiate residence. No. 58 Myrtle avenncMABccs A. ANDREWS, aged 41 years and 3 months. ja^NoUee of funeral hereafter. • WA N T E D — F i v e operators on Howe Machine. THOMAS F COIINO/LEIICI^IL,. Albany M a r k e t , J a n e f. FLOCB AND MEAL—There is a marked falling off in the receipts from the West aad from local rajds aad State the supply has been fully equal to the demand. Choice aad reaable brands have commanded the most . attention, sad of. these the supply has not exceeded the demand. We quote: K T t T a j a a t e " . ^ ] " ! " ] " ' * " ! " ! " * " " ' ' ^ ' " 6 SHS 7 oo Extra Club Wheat trade brands.. 6 75A 7 25 Michigan andofio extras^."."."."".'.""" " " " " 8 OoS 8 60 Sty3S0*nS%.*3?r,C— '• 8 g S 9 00 , Haxall and S t Louis ... ; . „ 9 0O« 9 60" G REENMAN'S DOMESTIC BREAD for sale by "E. A. HOBBS & CO., 7 Clinton avenue: N OW OPENING—New styles of ChandeUers. TT»U Lights and Brackets, rich Cut- Globes and Smoke Bells. TCCKEK JS: CEAWFOED, China Hall, No. 47 North Pearl street STATK OF NEW YORK. CITY AND COUNTY -OF ALBANY, CLEEK'S OFFICE.—Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday, the 13th .day of June, 1871,-a Panel of Petit Jurors will be drawn at this office to serve at a County Court aad Court of Sessions, to be" held in and for the city and county of Albany, at the Citv Hall, in the city of Albany, on 1871. • ' \ „ onda; day, the 3d day of July, OHX-McEWEN, .Clerk. ifiANS, FANS, FANS—Japanese, "Palm 'Leaf. Chip and Linen Fans in great variety, wholesale and retail, at SPELMASS', 582 Broadway. D R K M T U M BRAND TOMATOES,—Another in- * X voice. Trythehi." * "* S CAMPBELL, 87 South Pearl s t P. H . WEMPLE having removed his Manuf ac- tory to So. 22 TJnioa street, is now ready to supply h » customers and the trade with Sash, Doors, BUnda, Mould- ings, Newels, Balusters, Bracketts, and all kinds of work ia his line. Having had years of experience, he has by close attention to business, employing none but careful and experienced workmen, and using the best materials, gained a reputation for first class work second to none. Thankful for past-favors, he hopes to merit a continuance of the same at his new place of business. Office and Salesroom Nos. 35 and 37 Hamilton street, opposite Em- ery's Agricultural Works. my201m J A M E S MCKTNSEV, manufacturer of Iron Store Fronts, Window Caps and Sills, plain, round and fluted Columns, with ornamental cape; Roof Cresting, Sash Weights, Chimney Tops and Cast Iron. Work generally used in building. Orders for Machinery and. other Castings promptly attended to. Also, agent for J. Grindrod's Patent Cast Iron Coping for the protection of fire walls. Samples may be seen at my office, Nos. 18 and 20 De Witt street, Albany, N. Y. . TT&S - §rg Gtodk FRESH OPENING OF NEW SUMMER GOODS AX rsz TEAS.—Better for the money caiinot"be'found. "Try them. 9. S. CAMPBELL. ST Sonth Pearl st. BARNABEE, from Boston, called at the Little Bakery 'Bound the Corner, .' M BS. SPRING, t h e charming Contralto, admired the goods at the Little Bakery 'Bound the Comer. F RENCH GARDEN CHAIRS, at .JAS. MARTIN'S, cor. State and Green sts. B OXING GLOVES, at :• JAS. MARTIN'S, cor. State and Green sts. C O D A , CONGRESS aad KISSENGEN WATERS , O on draught, five cents a glass, at •'.' . J.F. ANDERSON'S, 3 * 78 Madison avenue, corner Green street •VX/ALKING CANES—A full assortment of ail I T the different grades at low prices, at Q I L K , ALPACA A COTCH GINGHAM UM- brellas received Srfi morning. A good assortment at LAN SINGH'S. 554 Broadway, cor, bteuben st. C HEVIOT SrHRTlNGS..^New styles just re- ceived, which will !*8J8»de up to order. Call and leave your measure at . • LANSlMxH'S. 554 Brpadway, cor. Stenben s t n p o LET—Three fine stores hi g o o d locations, X suitable for clothing, hat and cap, or any good busi- ness. Will be let reasonable. Enquire at Koom2, second floor. No. 82 North Pearl street, Albany, N. Y. f! ".-• jeslw- ' . - .: H. M^DE MYERtAgent F )R SALE—The wellrknown Restaurant and Billiard Saloon No. 31 Columbia street, adjoining the main entrance of the new Central Bailroad Depot. En- quire on the premises. '-"" ^jeSlw* WAGONER, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Nos. 7 and 9 NORTH PEARL STREET, has been obliged, : m order to accommodate his many customers, to build another light, aad for making the aew style of BOS TONS. He has imported aa instrument that does away with the long, tedious sitting of old, aad one that makes six Bon Tons at a time, and for 50 cents. He has aaso* crated with him W. a. RUSSELL, of this city, who wilj my23TT&Slm REDUCTION ,M f RtfiiS 0f COAL, ;.FeB MOHTffOF JUNE OBX¥.: -.T Old C o m p a n y ' s L a c k a w a n n a - G r a t e , E g g a n d S t o v e ...: . 8 7 . 0 0 Chestnut... -'..„,' * • - • • • & • : i COAL. "•-- " 3 P 3 R I C K S D O W N . - i i A -dweffing suttabtefor coaehmaB and family, stables, car. riage house, ice house, sheds, a pever-f aSing .well of pure water, anda fine part i a front of the house. This is one of the finest places near Albany for a residence or Sum- m ^ J f ^ ^ & £ ^ * S ; ™" S w ^ i a l l ^ v 2 S 3 5 , r ^ 1 i ^ L Beef:omet-100bbls.at^.o6@iiWfOTpikirrm^and e v e r a l m ^ J i e b n i unsurpaseei PoesesaioncanLbe I «M.«)@I7.0O for extra^^ meST Beef H * m s ^ d u r l a t ^ . o ^ 1 26.00. Tierce Beef inactive; .... tea. at $20.00@2&oo L a c k a w a n n a Stove, E g g and G r a t e . Chestnut 8T.00 AT je63t S . W . S C H r V L E R & CO.'S, X o . 1T7 B r o a d w a y . BOSTON DwnA'AssAri.T—A WOMAN NEARLY MURDERED. -SesterJay morning, about six o'clock, William McCarty and his wife, who reside at Xo. 109 Mor- t >n street, engaged in a quarrel, when HcCarty oecame ecrag-ed and threw a large knife at his yiJe. The weapon struck her back of the left ear, severing an artery and inflicting a terrible wound, from which the blood issued in a stream. Word wis sent to the first precinct station house, and OScer Miller, accompanied by Dr. D. V. 0"Leary, instantly proceeded to McCarty's house. They found Mi>. KcCarty sitting in a chair in an rmconl scioas condition, ber clothing drenched in blood, lid presenting a shocking spectacle. Dr. O'Leary dressed the wound and rendered aK the assistance in his power. Officer Miller at^onee arrested Se'Jarty. nho was taken to the police court, where he was committed by justice McNamara for fur- ther examination. SOUTHERN ITEMS. A 1,1 tie child, twenty-two months of aye. named Michael Link, was run over on Fifih street. Troy. Tne«day evening, and seri- ously if not fatally injured. The father of the lad «**•»!? lost one of his leg« by being run over by 1 k , c o m«ive at the raiuvad crossing, and is now * the Albany Hospital. ^The Merchant MiU of the -Albany Iron Works, at Tmy. suspended op*ratKms yesterday morning, on *«*m: of the breaUag «,f » ^beei. W O T k w i l ] ** be resumed until the 1st of August. The >lth Kegimeut. of Troy, parades in -Watet- '•m to-morrow. A u t t ^ o f ) I r K e l m e d y o f L a n e i n g b o r g h ) gowd by a vicious cow in the street Tuesday *\S "*;t u W:PV"5 fxuny inJared-" ^lagber and Daruel vtaat)emt ^ 'orthkw loalar. of Trov Kere tried by Justice Donahue. <*>ter! ;.',', JOSS MeARDLE,,-. JAMES ROT. - ' CHAS. SENRICK. The Cheapest Place in Albany TO BUT C ITY A N D Price twem tamer without d STKBET five cents. H. R WATSON, Na. 8 Plain st. IP YOU WISH TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH, drop in at VAN LOON'S Drug Store, No. S» Green street, corner of Hudson, and take a drink of his genu- ine High Rock or Congress Waters before breakfast. It win cost but five cents. RyeFKwrsellsslowly'at«5.':3^'bbL''Corn'Meal *i.50» - GRAIN—Wheat haa roled.rmther dull; amber State " • » a * U " $l.C»dL65, Xos. 1 and 2 whiteOpchigan $t65^»I.ra, white State «1.7u$, now held at *Lla®1^0, and six-rowed at $1.25—a cash sale. We quote almost nominally city made from two-rowed State Barley at $1.15«*1_20, six-rowed do. $l.2S(*1.3u, and Canada West $1.35(41.45. For Oats the market has ruled dull We quote «5&SSc as the extreme average for Nos. 2 and 1 Western, including choice white Ohio. N e w York M a r k e t s , J a n e X* COTTON—Heavy and rally J^c. W e r ; 4,828 bales at 7&4£c for ^M^fr-r-g uplands. FLOOR AND MEAL— Receipts €.145 bbls. Flour quiet and steady with fair inquiry; 8,000 bbls. at the following quotations: superfine Western and State .".... $5 60@ 5 90 Common to medium extra Western and State 6 10® 6 25 Good to choice do. d o . . . „ . <.....f..Z.~. 6 25« 6 80 Common to choice shite Wheat Western extra 6 80Q* 7 15 Common to good extra Ohio 6-25« 6 90 Common to choice extra St. Loms 6 25J&9 00 market dosmg steady. Rye Flour steady; 250 bbls. at $425r<*.ie. CcmMealqufet. ' WHISKEY—Quiet; 15Sbbls. at93c. GRAIN—Wheat receipts 30,075 bu. Wheat firmer: 58000 bu. at $3.52^1.53 for Spring afioai $1.64(31.65 for Winter red and amber Western, $1.75(31.77 for white State, 41.67 Wawrts. • W ANTED—A- giri to do general housework. EawrireakKo. Jl-Phinaatreet. %,mwtmtvt$. Address "A. B.," i n * office. 5e8T*" W A N T E D — A s t t s s b o n in a grooerv, by a who understands the business; or as porter, any capacity where ne-cau make himself ful Address "Fidelity," this office. man or in jeSSf W A N T E D — A girl t o learn Dressmaking. Ap- ply at N a 39 South Pearl at. „- jeSThSATuSt T WO G I B L S W A N T E D — O n e to cook, iron, and one to take care of children, required. Enquire at No. 9 North Pearl st. washnuid M a m jeStf j«7St KAREY * SONS', Union street. " O T A N T E D — A n experienced Shirt Starcher. at »v the Pioneer Laundry, corner Broadway and Maiden lane. ^™ ""v" Je7 tf T ) y A N T E D r ^ - T l i e • Commajsionens desire coal ' ' J 8 0? 8, cinders, street djrt, manure, builder's re- fuse, broken brick and stone deposited in the Park grounds, west of Knox, via Lancaster street. Citizens hXS28v2*!Se materiala removed from their premises will oblige by directing them sent there. Xo charge for dump- je6 2w ing. *H7',„„„„ „-;., j ' closets, on first and second , can tx r street. ern improvements, can be had, at No. 65 Lancaster street. story of house with mod- , with board, by applying tftstiva!*. • &r white Canada i a bond, $L64(S1.65 for amber State. E S. HERRICK'S SON, . fLGitai.tiT for common white Michigan, Peas—SMo bu. N a 408 Broadway. Argus Bnildint* Canada sold at about $t06 in TjfcwdTBye nominaXT^ Bar- — ftTTTmr M R i(wi * toLq™S,tLf^,rie^:a*lt^,li** *aa unchanged. Cornre- toUUMi r.UB 1B7L-,;- ; ce^its H0.897 bti. Corn scarce aad a shade firmer; -72,000 A copy given toeverycus-T btTat 70@72c. for Tnferior-to common Western mixed. have charsre of the new rooms. i[Villi SALE—The deSrable country residence, known as the Abbey, delightfully situated oh th< the backs of the Hudson Hiver^three miles from Albany and ofthir- frait, on which is a large mansion with over thirty rooms, small The premises consist teen acres of excellent land, with all kinds of choice frur one mile from Kenwood. $5.00®6.00 for Au- ng at $1.00 for shipping, and $1 J»@1.40 iferior-to common Western mixed, :X@73J£C. for good to choice do., 74@75}$c. for yellow do., and 78c. tor prime white do. Oats receipts 44,ia» bu Oats a shade firmer; 39,000 bush, at 66@7«e. for Western and Ohio. COAL—Without decided change thracite ^J cargo. LEATHER—Steady; Hemlock-sole, Buenos Ayres, Bio Grande, light, middle and heavy weights 25ji@29c., Cali- fornia do. 25(o!2*c., and Orimco do. 24(^27>^c. WOOL—Quiet and firm; extra Ohio quoted at 34(85.%. unwashedSif^SSc., puUed.i*a.53o., Xexas27@3So., Califor- nia Spring clip~2T<&!&c., and do. burry Fall HAY-lssemnr~* "'— - for retiil lots. -HCffB-Firmry held at fuH prices; 8@13c for State, and 6@9c. for Western. - GROCERIES—Coffee dull and unchanged; Rio quoted atls@l6c. Sugar qmetand steady; fair to good refining quoted at 9>;i«p9}$e., and 650 hhds. Cuba at 9@10c. Mo- lasses dull and heavy. Rice quiet and firm at 9@9xc -^SBTBOLSOM—Frrm at lie. for crude, and 26c for refined. PROVISIONS-Pork firmer; 430 bbls. at the following New! Prime Mess New Prime Mesa... , . . . . ^ . . . . . t Also 6000 bbls. Mess fof'jurie a"rS July'at.'.. " 506 '• Augustat.. at short-notice. For pasficalare. encmre at Taylor ery, corner Broadway and Arch my20 1m Jt»a»aal. F I R S T MOETGA^E mm m SEF mm co. 8l>erce»t. Interest in gold. For sale at 95 and Acerued Interest in Cnrrency. for Prima Mess, and $22.0O®28.00. for India Mess. Cut f its unchanged; -50 pfct at KK*12J4c. for Hams, and S& :. for Shoulders; Middles more active and steady; boxes, part long clear, at 8Xc. Lard dull and heayy- 6S5 tea. at SKaio^c, for steam, the latter an extreme, and 1 • apic. for kettle rendered. Also-250tcs. for September at Tm£a, and 356 tcs. for August at v>%c. Butter firmer- 10 @2ia for Western, and la@28c for State. Cheese quiet at 5@12>£a m . Monetary—New York, J n n e 7 . e SECOND BOABD. U.S.^'s'BLTeg „ . « 4 Xh S: 6*1*, eoup... -..-..•ami B. S. 5£lga '62. reg. 112 TT. S.5-20'8'83;coop.... 112 U. S. 6'8'64, coup 112 Michigan Central .-. — 5 L S. & Mich. SouthernllSJi Illinois Central. ....135 Cle»eland& Pitts 117 Chicago &N.W S6X These Bonds are a First Mortgage u- 'comptefed Trunk Line of Railway e: a first-class from Seima, CS.ffa'6S,old.„ 112 J Chicago&N. W.pref.. 98X . U43i|Clev.,Col.& Cfn........ 89J^ tr. S. 10-40's, reg 109>i£ i MB. & St. Paul. 61W U.S.10-40's, coup......110 i M i l & S t . Paulpref.... 81 Currency Sixes 115?S 1 ToL.Wab. &W. 63& Mariposa 5 j ToL.Wab. & W.pref... 83 Mariposapref 83< Fort Wayne 995$ - " I Alton & T. H Canton. 40 i b j t o Penaacola,Ha.i-the finest harttor in the GuK- ^g. §• ^ j g ^ - v i }Jig S ^ ^ g * ^ - \ S » Tne^yjnentofbrtitTrincir^andintereatisguarant^ - ; - ' ' - ' " Tjp the"State of Alabama, whose eurrency-oeligations sell rh the market at 104. The total direct debt of the State is only $6,808,000, aad the indirect possible indebtedness, caused by its railway guarantees, amounts only to $8^06,- 000, making the maximum possible indebtedness of the State below $15,000,000, which sum is less than its debt in 1S35, when aa' issaeof bonds to the extent of $15,500,000 was madeto estabCah a basking system, which debt was reduced by redenrotlos to $4,000:000 in ISO, previous to t i e war. The taxaole property of the State: is now thrice what it was at that time,aud the popmarlon more than double. The Bonds offered are thus equally valuable either as a Railroad Mortgage or as a State Bond; and with the provided, we unhesitatingly recom- „ toaay iaTestment hHlwmarket. _ and accrued rntereet. "~" Ail marketable securities taken in exchange, free of -••— charges. ' and circujars furnished. HENRY CLEWS ft CO, !jflf Hfj • m - . , ^ 3 2 WaU street N, Y. -,.« £ . E Y E K T S E N , Albany, T H O S . S Q U I R E S , Albany, mjSSM*Th4m F O R D 4 Erie — . 30% rvpr, 5% ex-coup 68 Exfe-pref!.' S4 . fVJr.Sb, new. ^ 7 3 . Harlem ,.'^....V.;.:„.138* : Missouri Stxea......... 95% » * - }DeL, L ft Western.... J08% Beadini?..'; , ^ . ^ ; . U 7 « t Del. ft Hud. Canal..™124v GOLD-112K. ~ ' LATEST MONETARY, STOCKS—Market since last report closing at the fol- lowing quotations": Sixes 1881, reg. 114 {New Jersey Central. 111% SixeslSS, coup.... lM%f BockMand.;,. .;..„..124% 5-20'sreg., 1S62...... . . . n a I St. Paul,.... .Z......... 61% f 5-20 oonp01MB.. . . J ....T12 | S t Paulpref^ . . . 81% 5-20 coup., M84... . 1 3 WabashW.-JL :. . . . 63% 5-20 coup., 18B5.r...*..:.1S iWabaTft preT....:.r;... 82 5-20coup.,I860, July....114% Fort Wayne„ 99« 5-20coup., 1867,July....114% TerreHaute. 28 5-20 coup., 1868, July....114% I Terre Haute pref 60 10-40's reg- 109% i Chicago ft Alton. 119% • • i l B p t i g .„.M0 • . Chicago ft Alton pref. .123 .-Currency Sixes ....^j.315%1 Ohio ft Miss._..-..,.„„. « % Mariposa „ 5 7 Boeton, Hart, ft Erie.. 2% Mariposa pref. 8% 1 Col, Chic, ft Ind. Cen.. 22% Canton Compairy...™ 8S%tCWcagu, Bur- &Quin..l56 Cumberland 40 f Pacific Bonds 102 Western Union Tel.... 58% Union Bonds. 91 T H I R D ANNUAI. STMWBERRT FESTIVAL - ' OF GEACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, A K M O R Y B U I L D m G , .MStatestreeet.Albany. PitK^aiana I n t e r s Pajabieiff Gold. PErcErSTstMi-AfriiBmYg GL0SMG OUT SALE OF STBAW HATS & TRIMMIN&S, -AT tiar?. re- Gents' Colored Bordered Handketcbiefs, *r. r;,B,, astroos AL«*NT, June 7,1871. I*ar Sir—In view of the late flie- "f «verai life insurance conrpa- ALL LTSEN, READT HEMMED, AT 12%C EACH. AS ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OP P L A I D 8 A S H K I B B O X S , rN ALL THE BRIGHT COLORS. TW09ASBS i o o i S S U M M E R H O S I E R Y , N. B.-New foods rscatvad teeing to all f rash goods. 1 f r r * 'f* fact that Mr. Miller, Superia- J «f the t « n « « , J>,partw«t of tU. State. • f*ei, and « aow e^«Bc« thua *4^«meIJt. , I**t of companie*, and from the procured of the existence of bad •wiooal'- •!,«-. m»w**mcy d aome and mZTa ' " ^ t e n i t « « h « » , now 1 aak, a. ooe _J<* «w raanr fhoaaaa* w*«*wrt4>d mtkm m&- 4 ^ "" * * • "T «»fety »n lifeinaurance ? Is ^ » « y >ru«rty that my poficy, w W r f l ^ ^ •*"S * TT 1 * '*'* *n^nye*w h*w' *" - ^ ^ _w * B*rioq' ^ * k * * "•* * «»• 0B May, Law sen, & IfflieflJ, M. LILLBHTBAL'S, Ho. t33 IT(MSTH PEABL STBIET, CORNER STETJBEN. M. LTLTENTHAL, previous to his going to EUROPE will sen his large stock of STRAW GOODS AUD TRIMMINGS 8 5 Per Cent. B e l o w Cost, to make room for FALL GOODS. Of the Marchioness of Lome Turban, . - in Straw and Hair, Black, White and Two Cotors, we have only a few cases-left R I B B O N S ia Att SiTk, GW» Gram, from No. 4 t o N c «l.»n aHCoiorp. We sell below manufacturers' prices to reduce the im- mense stock in the Ribbon Department - © « TBUfKED HATS „ a are aU marked down. Ton can select among hundreds, at prices to suit every one, from $3 upwards. F A N S I JjKTgCKt stock in tb# city, entire M W p lijSt wfeitfc received is consignment Its best which were sold at Auction to pay Import duties. W* nowoffar This Road covers 100 miles of the most direct possible' line between the Great Lakes and deep water navigation on the Hudson River, the Whole Hneorwhich will be com- pleted and in operation on or before October 1,1S72, and . give a aew line of road to Lake Ontario, and -the West 25 miles shorter than any line than can be found. ; -. It passes through the Cement, ilag Stone and Lumber regions of Ulster county, and the' rich agricultural bot- toms of Delaware and Greene counties, all of which have not heretofore been renched by railroad facilities, and from which sections the formation of the-couniry pre- vents the construction of a competing line. . -'- * The 36 miles of road operated for three months n already paying net earnings equivalent to 7 per cent gold on its cost of construction and equrpments. The issue of Bonds is limited to 820,000 per mile of COMPLETED ROA»i»a«oapoaei»yab»m gold in this city. Price of the Bonds'!* in currency*. "'. Full particulars of the above may be had of, and the - f ^ s a l e b y . _ C o . . „ . . « : Amer. Her. Union Ex.. 56- U. S. Exjsress ma N. Y. Cen. ft Hud. Biv. 98jJ Do. Scrip. 93)i -»ft:-'Do, new. ^ r e c H Term. 8iSMS...ws.„... Virginia Sixes. ------ 72 Missouri S r i e £ " " l ™ 95% DeU Lac. ft Western.. .logj-i Dei. ft Hud. Canal ^124 Louisiana 6*8, oM 69 Do.do.,new. , KS Louisiana Levee 6's._. -Brie ..ST...;: SOK Louisiana Levee 6's._., 69 Erie pref....„ -„.. M - Dp. do. 8's--... - . _ . 86X ....133?*: Aaabama 8%...„.......103 ....134 1 DaS'S .*:...: " : 73 --•-.;UX 4^»ri Cleveland ft Pitts 118 South Car. 7*s, old 78 CbicagoftN.W 86 [Do.do.,new. 63si Chicago ft N.W. pref.. 88% , Caion Pacific Stock.... 32*i Clev.,C<-a.fcCla...*.. SSJilHan. and S t Joseph... 95x GOLD-mif. MONET-Easyat2@3Wcent. - M E R L I N S EX.—Exchang long lttjf, do. short 110«. "Western M a r k e t s . E D W D . HATGHT & CO., S«w# WjaU street, New York pity, Financial Agents of the R and O. Company, OR, *«* T. SQUIRES & SON, No. I Exchange Building, VlaS-a - 1 *M-M OSWEOO, June 7.—Flour active and prices advanced; sales of 2^00 bWs. at $7^S for No. 1 Spring. «7.75 for am- ber Winter, $s.00 for white do. and $8.75 for double extra. Wheat unchanged- 1,360 bush. No. 1 Milwaukee club at .48, and 6,000%ush. amber Canada a t fl.53 Jf. in bond. irn steady; sjoo brt law mixed, in lota, at«te., and 2300 bu. yellow at 67c. Oats unchanged; 2500 bu. Western at 62c. Rarley, Eye and Peas are steady and unchanged. Corn Meal *1.» for bolted, and $1.40 for unbolted. MiU Feed in good demand- Short)! $23.00^25.00, Shipstuffs «35.00 BEAUTEFUL F L E M I S H H O R S E S . 100 Knights in Burnished Steel Armer. Ladies in full Circassian Costume, attended by their Equeries, Squires, Pages, ftc in appropriate Dresses, rah Banners, Shields, Flags, Superb Trai ' Banners, Shields, Flags, Superb ftc, and the full rappiags, ftc. BEITISH CORNET BAND, conceded by the Profession to be the best musical accom- paniment ever heard to a Circus- ADMISS10N 30 CENTS. Children under ten years, 25 Cents. jesTT&s TIBMWYCKBAffiY No. $4 Hudson st, Haying been opened to the Public, I S N O W Ready to Supply all Descriptions I Bolls, iBiscis, PUS, CAKES, &c English Muffins a Specialty. to k m Proprietors. ALBANY. my2T *»•« yon wffl aonxjr a great favor AS Asxsoci Potter Houm, »T North Pearl >treet, ALBANY, N- Y . aa c £ ^ ^ - - B e € o r . ^ ^ L ' ^ J T * 0 ' " • * **»m •*«»•£ Twfca Carr* v « ^ ! ^ - i <>ft,^>itted for examination. eidT„7"?a D r T » - keeping a dSsordsr- *^ to V*i to appear before tfce i'*«n aad « ^ ^ e ~ for mamina- fnSrcoat- a«K»alt and battery on ms SLX 1?ES CEHT. Ill THKESf Allowed on All Deposits. HAT10MAL SAV1HG8 BANK, 57 State street, (COMjfjotct ixsrsAjrcx Bnusuro.) . OFFICERS: KKASTBS OOfemV6 . A. TAX ALLOT ALBION EA7«k>lt.... A P STRVPJW . 9 E X E G A N T L A C E S H A W X S «hr l i t , w a r t h * S O t. E N T I R E N E W F O N D LACE S H A W L S . f « r « 2 6 , w » r t a i » 4 0 , a n d HAN USOMK LACE S H A W L S for 81T.0O, wartli 8 2 5 . CaB and b%y*r, 1 Kxcuang* a d d i n g . is aU aoM out, and we now girs our BesiraHg M Secnrlties. M M & Oswego Midiaad RR, HBStlTOBTGAGE B0HUS, C O C P O N A N D R E G I S T E R E D , I » r i n « i p a l a n d I i i t e i w i r t f * a , y a l > l e i n G o l d . Interest Screw p e r Cent, GOUT* p e r annum, F R E E O F GOVERNMENT T A X , pnynble Is N e w Y o r k , J s a w a r y and J u l y . The rosd upon which these securities are baaed is one of first-class Importance. It spans the State of New York fronvias MetropoBsto Ms Northern borders. No public worlc of greater magnitude, or of fairer promise of utility and prom, has eyerbeen undertaken to thta State. Beeent large sales have left only a limited anouutof the Company's * ^ F I R S T M O R T G A G E B O N D S FOE SALE AX P A R A C T D I N T E R E S T . For full particulars addreM noon firm at 43%«*Mc "Oats quiet and'steady; No. 2 at «i%c Eye stronger; No. 2 at fSc Barley nominally 65o for No, 3 Spring. Prorisions flrmer. Mass Pork dosed at*M.37yAlSLSUcash,and*lArj«seU«rAJJ««st. Sbonl- s dun at at «Ajfi$£7&. Freights firm; to ac. on Corn. Keceipts^MOo bbisT^Flour. »,ar» bu. Wh«st,l*4,0Mbu.Com.Sl.«» and :fiO» Hogs. Shtpaocnta-Mta _ i S ? ^ . ^ f ! a ? ' l ^ ? r o i a 1 ' , W * * • ° ^ * " ^ R ^ ^ * * BcTTiio, June 1 - F k m r steady aad quiet Wheat to good demand and higher, sensing strong; 60,000 b u No. 2 Mnwantrss at «!.]*- IMS) buTNo. 3 Ohiesgoat »l J8>s; 12.000 hush. No. 1 Mflwsukee. to arrive, at *i.a»; T J00 bu. do., on spot, at IMA Com active aad higher: W0B bu. Na 2 Western at 6f>c.-«M0O bu. do., to arrive, st Ctvc; «,S08bu.do.at«»c.: 30^oabu.do. mhced st mxmie., ami l a OUlandaea «fFgt I > o l l a r . ' f r c ^ . » > l« Parts. ,Maxles de ' • • ' — i of and dealers to A CARD. STAS BEEAD! that tk* fl»»a^wWsiIs«wa,*»«ttaterprwao;at,»0/)0abu.Corn,»M09bu. Oats. By rail _3M«o bu. Wheat Touteo. June 7—Flour steady with moderate demand. Wheat steady and to fair demand: N a 1 «1.«, amber •Michigsn «1.48, NaT red Wabash $Li». K o l ^ f l ^ , held a* 63c., to anise, 6&.0W bo. Western on Oats to New rejected red »1.ST. Corn a shade better; high m krwoo. 57c, Michigan 57c,Oats a shade berter; 54c,, Michigan 54X