The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1863, Page 2

2 NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. The Capture of the Propeller Boston. From the Mo Ws, Jeme 115) We daring t farted to gob & stem munand .f Captain James hard fare in the marsh they discovered the 4, loaded with ice, up to es from the Pass hailed the ship y were in an open the Cousederates hom th were d display of rey taia of the ship remarked: “J teld you they rabels.”” It was i00 late, the fastenings Gut and our men were in possession of the st In coming ro md at sen they met the bark Lennox, trom Now York, douded with au’ ly 3, to which they nelpsd pain and mato ag asongers: pletely » (Wed he Lennox no Uy with the bark d not /ake anything ‘ance they gout ve, and was burning tain Woell, of the old bark 1 known here. about seventeen prisoners op board of the Biatonsall or wh op sean, quit resigned ¥ thele fate Tho Boston arrived at Fort Morgan this morning about Ivck, and at the wharf at even o'clock, She is a uns about twelve kuOts un hour, apd is a proy In the Mississinpi river the-Con’ederates were for’some tio within speaking distanes of, tho United States ma: y xteen guns, and about half an bour uring the Boston a gunboat bad up within gunshot of our men. 4+ prizs will prove very valuable to the captors, and ‘8 whet dariug can accomplish in the way of a litte private euterprice. What a how! will go up in New York when they hear the news the Boston was cheered all along our front as she eame in, the Confedera'e tay over the gridiron. She now lice in'the slip buck of Gage’s icehouse, Theatrical and Musical. This is the interregnum between the winter and sum- mer eeasons. It is consequently the dullest period of the year in amusement circles. Niblo’s Garden and the two Bowery theatres are thé only regular dramatic establish- ments open to the public. Mrs. Jane English, at Laura Koene’s, supplies an olla podrida sort of entertainment. Baruum exhibits his quartette of dwarfs, and plays‘ The Old House at Homo” in his religious * lecture room.’’ The American theatre and the New Idea continue their usual and popular per.ormances, The audiences at all these places are very good, without being very crowded. It is hardly necessary to say that ‘The Duke's Motto"’ still keeps the stage at Niblo’s, and will continue to do so until further notice, ‘Satanella’ will be revived to-night at the New Bowery, with ail its gorgeous scenery and effects, At the Old Bowery ® new dramatization of ‘Aurora Floyd’? will be brought out to-night, and the last night of the season is announced. ‘The Wives of Paris,” @ spectacular melange, iB played at Laura Keene's this week. Boraum will give an oxtra performance on tho Fourth of July, and s0 will most of the other managers, The American theatre closes soon alter that date, and Manager —Butlor takes his excellent.company to Boston for a while. On the 6th of July Mark Smith opens the Winter Garden with a vaudeville. company. He will give light pieces the first week, and will shortly produce a burlesque of “Leab,” with bimself, Pearson, Setchell and Miss Emily Thorne iv the'cast. It will be hard to burlesque ‘‘Leah,’” as recently performed at Niblo’s Garden; but these are undosbted'y the artists to try. Our only fear is that by that time the veather will be too warm for people to laugh comfortably. A ballet has been formed from Mrs, Stowe’s abolition novel, “Uncle Tom's Cabin,” and was lately, performed at Her Majesty’s theatre, London.» Helper’s “Impending Onght to be taken in and next. The following ac- court of the ballet is from the London Kra:— At the ¢ nelusion of the opera a now ballet, by Giu- seppe Rote. the music by Chvatere Paolo Giorgo, was produced = The plots Founded upon Mes Beecher Stowe's nd is entitled + Biarchie Negri? (Whites , And tends to show the triumph of treedem he scene is laid in "the States of North periol before the present contest. The 8 in the clouds two infants— —the former of whom. in the casts the black child to his feot, At this moment Anslica (the Gonius of F ) Mile: Morlacchi, appears behind the contending in'ants, and vows to restore the black child ty his lost ya ‘lity. The scene then changes to the Grand Saloon of Thompson (Sk:nor Pasio), who, as President of the Seciety for the Emancipation of Slaves. 1s celebrating is anniversary, and in the midst of the ivities intro- duces a slave and presents him with his freedom, There- upen Sab (Signer Eiisio Catte) and Elise, bis wife (Mlle. Pieroni), who are the slaves of Logree (Shenor Magri) seek freedom at his hands. At this moment theGenius ans ca invisibly revives the interrupted revels, herself lead- ing off the danco by going through a series of the moat graceful pa’, Suddenly, however, she quits the scene, and we arethen intredaged to the second tableau. Here we find Legree persecuting Elise with overtures of his pasaion, und in order that he may noe be opposed by Sub (her husband), he solls him Sib afterwards effects his escape. This brings us to the third tableau cleve ly got un scene, representing the Slave Sunset,’ crowded with merchants engaged in buying slaves, whose owners order therm to go throngh a series of cha acteristic dances, so 2g to display their frames to tho best advantage. This, perhaps, is one of the most novel sce es ever introduced into a ballet. There is be- sides a corps de ta'let of upwards of fifty strong, a large reinforcement of little “niggers.” whove coal black hands: &rt faces boldly stind ont against their costumes of rd shirts and white tunies, and who, in the course of the = di pass under the lege of “them big niggers,” thus producing a very novel and cer. t y Orizinal feature, which filled the audience with e and drow forth @ spontaneous burst of ause. A pas, by Mie. Ferraris, succeeds the rmance. At the conclusion of the dance the ‘ng voice of Mile. Trebelli is beard from bebind ehar the scenes singing a stanza m honor of the triumph of Mherty and justice, of the Hatter Da: dance takes place, Tn the fourth tablean is the «Temple Here another cleverly devised ad the curtain falls, Tie Skyextken Yeag Looven-—l’nack axp War.— ‘There locusts have made thelr ap, earance near Cleveland, Oni, and-have commenced their depredations, The out- side shell of (he insoct is armed with a barbed, gouge like sting nearly an foch tn length, with which the insect roadily pun :turés the bark of the twigs of fruft and other trees as it moves mong, inflicting a series of wounds, which it fills with white eggs—cicatricus—that generally to the stung limb. The eyes of the locusts bieod red, yet it is not exsily scared, They report that in peaceful times the letter “P,’’ for pores, was eyrally distinet. However, this-may garded by the ¢redulous and superstiticus, a fair Lye te is plainly printed on the filmy wings of the locust oow hosts. Obituary. M. Cuanie’ ARwmuuni, formerly Minister of the Inte ror iu tho Roman States, and e~ Triamvir of the Roman ropub!ic, has just died wt Bri aged 87. Court Calendar—This Day, Sueamore Couxt—Cinctir.—Part 1—Adjourned for term. Part 2—Calendar uochange Scrnwor Cocet,—On Monday, June 29, the Chambers of this court will bo held in the new Court House, room No, 11, secon't story, and continved to 14th of July inclusive, at ton o'clock A.M. ES FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, June 28, 1863, The money market was much easier last week than the week before, though the Sub-Treasury balance rather increased than diminished. The change arose from the influx of money from the country, At this season of the year the country balances in our city banks always increase, and when money commands a high price the increase is naturally more rapid and larger than would otherwise be the case, At present, in Wall street, money is worth 6.47 per cent per annum on call on undoubted security, which is considerably more than the bankers in the rural cities can get for their means. Old fashioned capitalists, who pre- fer the paper of merchants in good credit to other temporary investments, find it impossible to get 6 per cent for their money; the competi: tion for first class paper has caused it to rule at5a5\%. Debt certificates, new issue, in- erest and principal payable in currency, sell at 1% a1, discount. It was rumored some time ago that the Treasury Department was issuing these certificates with @ sparing hand, and was paying an unusual amount of claims in currency, It has not appeared, however, that the supply of certi- ficates in market has diminished in any sensible degree After the Ist proximo large amounts of money will Jisbursed in dividends, and df, as is expected, the Secretary of the Treasury makes no change in his policy, but merely announces thas he will continue to receive currency in subscription for five-twenty bonds at par, there is every reagon to believe that the money market will rule easy throughout the fall months, Gold was singularly inactive last week, con. sidering the exciting character of the military in. telligence. It sold at one time as high as 14514, but did not remain there long, and closed last evening at about the price at which it had rated during the | NEW YORK HERALD, MCN AY, JUNE 2¥, 1863. | greater part of the week—144% a 145. Exchange rose at one tiine to 159, but could not be’ maititain- e@at that point. Yesterday, at the close of busi- ess, the eestablished rate for bunkers" bille was 16734 a 158. Considerable surprise has been ex- pressed at the dullness of gold and exchange in the face of news which might fairly have been ex- pected to shake public oonfdence in the currency. But the fact is no one in tiis meridian appears to feel the slightest concern about the operations of General Lee in Southern Pennsylvania and Mary- land. Whether it is that people are satisfied that the rebels will make nothiig by thé invasion of the North, or whether—which is perhaps the true secret—the public are convinced that whatever temporary repulses may be encountered and whatever disasters-endurea, the United States are capable of suppressing and determined to sup- press the Southern ineurrection, certain it is that the alarm and uneasiness which, four and five months ago, enabled the copperhead gold gamblers to carry the price of the precious metalup to 173 have entirely disappeared, and no one now seems to have courage enough to buy fifty, thousand gold for the rise ‘at any price, ‘The ‘fact, is the more significant as. we are om the eve of a further expansion of paper credit which will be scardely less marked in ite effect than the issue of legal tender currency. Mr. Comptroller McCulloch has‘just rettrned to Wash- ington after a somewhat extended tourthroughout the Joyal States. He has satisfed himself that by New Year #'very large number of banks will. be started under Secretary Chase’s act, and by.next summer the. full: amount of currency authorized under that act—vis: $800,000,000—will'be afloat. The talk of a great bank at New York, with $20,000,000 capital, continues active; but we have not heard that.any practical steps have yet been taken towards its organization. | The following table shows'the course of the stock | market for the past week and month:— 13. Jume 20, Jume 27. 10436" 104 oo oe eT 62 60% 69 68 119: 11%), «121 106 403 10036 6 4 93! 96 eee: Ws 1% ae 68! 5 Routh, 16K 1 na li 116% iinots 102 102” 102 Galena 90 4 93: 26% Oh 96: ns 107 2 189 1s. 124% 130 182 1m 1% M3. 143K 45 ‘Th stock market was not generally active, Jags’ week, but there was a pretty exciting movement in two leading stocks—Hudson River and Harlem, The former had been largely oversold by ula- tors, partly on the change of direction, ‘which was assumed by some of the ex-directors and their friends to be of evil:import: the consequence was an advance of 18 a 20 per cent in the stock, ands corresponding loss to the. sellers. The movement is regarded in some quarters as a street “corner; but we learn that the heavy holders have been all. along free lenders of cash stock. In Harlem-the movement was still more remarkable. On the un- derstanding that the Common } Council would? pass resolutions rescinding the Broadway Railroad grant to the Harlem Company, short sales of severah, thousand shares—it is said as many, nc) sand shares—were made by partic misfortune to % in the ae Under ‘ the pressure of sales e was de- pressed on a evening “to 72. sper cent. On Friday motning the newspapers pub- lished the resolutions of. the Council, and that day |. the stock rose ‘to 97 per cent, and y iy to 106. It is understood | that the short sel vhave make terms with without success. If, ir triumphant is be true there is at members of the board, re: corner in Has lem.in.the old times in Wik the stock rose something like 250. Whether Cointiodore'Vs who can recall the history of this almost for- gotten passage in Wall street's history will be able to say. ‘The price of other leading shares has not varied much, during the past week. Central and Erie are firm. It is understood that besides a regular dividend on the former of 31% per cent, an extra dividend of either 1% or 2% will be paid in August. It is now con- ceded on every side that 334 per cent will be paid on Erie old, and many stockholders expect 6 per cent. The feeling of holders is thoroughly aroused, and it will not be safe for the management to trifle with them, if there was any desire todo so. Pitts- burg has been dull and neglected, partly on the raid into Pennsylvania. Nothing has been deter- mined respecting the dividend; but a large body of stockholders will be greatly disappointed if no dividend be declared on the Ist. The Michigan Central dividend gives general satis‘action. The Michigan Southern directors have declared five per cent on the guaranteed stock, payable Ist of Au- gust; they will have over $150,000 on hand after pay oe the dividend. European advices report an active inquiry forand considerable business in Illinois Central stock. The English, who are the leading holders of this property, appear to be awakening to the fact that the original theory upon which the road’ was constructed is being demonstrated, and that within a limited period of time the stockholders will own the whole line, seven hundred miles long, free of debt, besides an amount of land nearly equal in value to the road. The entire debt at present is about $14,500,000, against which the company holds about $11,500,000 of land notes secured by mortgage on improved lands. The land sales are progressing at about the rate of $1,100,000 per an- num; so that in avery short time the interest on land notes will defray the entire charge for interest on bonds, and the capital of the bonds will oq paid off by the payment of maturing land notes. In view of the present position and commanding future of the State of Illinois, it is safe to say that when the debt of the Illinois Central is paid off or balanced by mortgages to an equal amount there will be no such railway property in the country as the stock of that line. During the last fiscal year the traf- ficshowed an increase over the previous year of $546,213; during the current year the increase over last year for eight months is $768,519, and for the whole year will be over a million of dol- lars, and perhaps $1,200,000. The best index to the present prosperity and future prospects of the property is, perhaps, after all, to be found in the actual cash receipts for lands sold. In the first eight months of the fiscal year 1861-'62 the re- ceipts on this account were $191,098; during the corresponding period of the current fiscal year the company received in cash $719,717. The speculation in gold mines, which is raging so wildly in California, and in which fortunes are made and lost in a day, is at length spreading to this meridian. We hear of several California mines which are to be introduced upon our board, and one or two similar schemes, based on mines in Colorado and Nevada, are likewise talked about. We have received prospectuses of various new mining companies of those regions, and it is probable that speculators will by and by have a | 2 of making and losing money in these light | ‘ancy stocks. The imports, other than dry goods and specie, at the port of New York for the week ending Jane 26, 1863, were $1,813,982. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satorpay, June 27—6 P.M, Aniaa,—Saies of 40 bbis. were effected at Sc. tor pots and oe. for pearls, Stock, 709 bbis | Banapercres.—The demand was good for abipping | brands of State and Obio flowr, bet limited for othor | kinds, prices closing irregularly, Day's sales reached 16,000 bb's. State and Western, 1,000 Southern and 500 Camadian ,Witbin our revised quotations. Li Superfine State and Western $450 a 600 Extra State,........ - 585 a B00 Fommon to choice extra Westero + 540 a 950 WOM en sss 0ser evened . 540 80 Southern mixed to good supertin 616 6 96 = Re +700 a 840 Good to choice family do, +845 a 950 Rye flour. 840 a 625 y ond Tirandy wine, +410 » 450 —Whedb di thie main wag hold @rmly, but tho demand was Festricied. Sales were mace of 102,500 bushels at $1 65 for white and $1 442%) 2 for red and amber Western Rent ed & $143 for Milwavkee club ag ma)’ #pringy $115 a $1 36 ‘or Chicago spring for amber State. Corn was heavy, sales baving been mate Of 145,000 bu-Lels, including mixed Western, St T5c. @ 76340. mostly, at 160. for sound, T3c. & T4340, for ‘unsound and'?6c. a 800. for yellow and par siy festern. Oats were dopressed at T4c. a 77340. Rye was in gond re- quest at 970. $1 06, with sales of 9, 500 bushels. Barley ‘and barley malt continuea quiet at unchanged prices, Corre 7 Corton was quoted to-day’ high as 060, «086. ciety lings, with sales Of 8,100 bales, BTS word rather dull to-day. To Liverpool there ‘were shipped 100 bales Sea Island cotton (per steamer) at 344.,.300 bbis, flour at ane Ie. ES oa at 6 ete Te eR £00 packages 3s.) Bi roe a Cor bra ora at. ‘wore Propane — Pork Was indemand at $11-600.$11 75 e.. ‘and $12 87 s $13 12, mostly. $13, L paw mesé;-an si 50 ean 25 for prime, with sales of 2, be ibeet io ip’ moderate oderate demand, with, eaten oad ble at $9 a $11 75 mess. Lard was Plain, and $12 50 a $14 for extra acti ‘at 93¢. #10%o., with sales meats 650. were rold for shoulders, and 7c, 0 $36. for hams. bes ary cutee 6X, 52c. @ Tie. Butter and r@ at. previous prices. of omy émail lots Fast India wor ett at one) Ba 43 i oat the demand from local mant is on . bat tad views are extremely low, an demand about late for thelr.stocks, and tions aré very m¢ We,note the bib 20,000 Matam: wi landed. of Mexican is fair, bat ‘itm ideas of bi supp! |. A few small parcels Central inetanthaye' been ae ie i 2 ee i Private terms. et 8 were in brisk , with sales reported of 3.200 . at 12140, a 13%6...for New Orleans, 1130. @ 12Ke. Porto Rico, and 19 yc. ody} for Cuba, TALLOW.—There were 1: Id at Vio. a 11%4c. hac ac scan wate oaks of ae a 4Xc. a 450. _ NG shaky SPROIAL NOTICE. wen item packages intended for the New Yoru Henatp. oul Port of New Yerm, Jane 28, 1063. ARRIVED vhf vey} Post. New Orleans, June 21, ane iD bd nd Ge, Badia owl with m iat ori i 13 fon at ‘ane a vice str SN ‘by W Nt ame or, boundiN ; same day, ‘vive Pathan n Rank Lightsbip bearing lon sal'en, was boaided from US ennboat Jas Adcer. Steamship Cosmopolitan (U 8 Hospital ‘rocker, Hilton yong Ph iat picts wounded and dischargea sol- TR. 10 ical or ited Stat yn mg sh paseen narter- a, fer rom Port Bere. Be is 5 lajor Stews! ‘an let SNemerak Sune Be in ton 74 08 iat 87 99, tng M. The Fulton passed Sandy Heok “ cy ar Cee. “pane, Hamburg, 48 pears, with mdae ‘and 62 $0.8 M Sloman a EG it inst, lat al lon ae poke Us ber rela Geeta te (Duel de Joekama, Rio Janeiro, 42 day alt can IDR Baker (new. of fax. 1 tho 4 ballast, to master. nat inst, ae ition ‘on te. Je US sienmer Wenainaton. “cual ‘24th, Jas Wilson, 24 leon, 10) ‘overboard ai Brig fen Pe (Br), Paom, paastp x NS, 12 days, with coal, to B Brig B Rivelow Pa: Holmes, Cornwailis, 9 days, with po- uryee & Hyde. ‘Miche Heke (Dany Sore, Swansea, $9 anys, with coal, te ahr Adance ( got Carmenila, NB), Curry, Berniude, 9 “Gche st Se Windsor, NG, 6 days, to P Babbitt, Tane Hesett, Providence. 2 days Srewns Phtiedelpbia. ree. Philadelphia. Seur Ranvier! Rem j Soir ban jteamer Steamer Kingisher, Nye. Providence. Sevectn BELOW, rragansett, Page, from Liverpool. hip Nat Bat Bivabethe Teach, from Palermo, April 28, passed Gi- ‘Draltar — i. th—Steamship Empire State: shi pink Bieohetnt Molocka: barks” An Patriot; bras mat Me F Gerstacker, Tomptins, and other. ‘Wind at sunset 8, light. k isan ag, In consequence of the fog yeaterday morning the steamers via Long Island Sound «id notarrive until 9:30 a 10 o'clock. Purser Post, of steamship Geo Cromwell, from New Or Jeans, bas our thanks for his emaneae The baggy bn following table gives a sum harbors ef and New Orleans, at porte: ba Any 4 tg LG fae, Pitas Baltimere, "ack of those len = Botting Sebr Franklin from New London 25th (nst for Frobisher's "sponen, ae. ae nee, from Salem for Zanzibar, May 13, lat 1990 8, im oklin, from Cienfuegos for Boston, June 16, off from Pensacola for Nassau, Jone 14, of Cape ie Windward, from Boston for New Orleans, June ia, off Cape Henry. by U Bsteamer Macks Spe #t—shin Win Frouingham, from Havre tor NYork, te it. of Mom Australia, from Liverpool for NYork, off Montauk he of veaamie spoken by WK Cresay, an, command: mer Car et —uehr Amaranth, Of and from Boston for New. Schr Fellight, of Forked River, M3, from wteck for Bow SEBO ae wei F, Of Bosiom, 16 days trot Thomastenyfor Sloop of the Wave, of and from NY¥ork fot Mate- Janet {Pilot boat Vislow, of and from NBodford, ont since ‘or patthm@hip HV Baxter, of Bach, Me, from ga York for under the seddle. peas Sy & deneral Butier. Bark bf (Br), 38 days from Bristol for, epameals »2hh—Brig Bt-Agnes (Br, of Halifax), from ai ek for La- es sucrar vat reise baka New York Bark sgh Br, of Pictou), from Roce gly anager. tee " Baik Potivier a. tram Nor Chay for Nantes. a Sivas rats ir), from. ‘ork fo pZik~ Brig Koliptic (Be. of 'PEI). from Eastport, Me, for or ° Thusty strest f every ten minules, JOSEPH C nian “4 Laman PLEABURE GROUND Gccsiakes: TUESD, i, 3 P. ree in harness Axvan, Ed 19—. i, Howiand, Ocean Traveller, Stone, Loando; 24th, Contit Bingapore; 29th, Nagasaki, lus, Lord. Falmouth; i sib Wena meee emer, Sat A MEAP rom oa, and (Br), Clentuagoe fr, Boston, dling ton for NOrIeaBs: 5 fia fromm oakland, # days trow Phila- New ia for Bastar beautiful and Chorus, ri Gnpree (Bt, from Yor For Queenston’. cera for Oak 1 lel ES, CAN Foreign Ports, | London: 2, cm sing fem chur Sripenper, | A NEW MAN AT THK CARRIAGR FACTORY. 008 ing com; ry ner Broadway and ge & iat a bavi tara i ad gone sped a neste le ana finish, : 4 ‘from was iwayson hand. or made the ‘port 26th, sho dal Maal, Ro Kicin, from Singapore. Walters, notice. “aul work weaevamied' ‘ee Ee eae CONSTANTINO} Boston. ished EE ww WALI Caucorra, May b=In port ship Grotto, Mio: Darla, for NYork: TH Ohesiaut sireet Philadephia, 1Ok WILSON'S PATENT LEATHER FLAME in pone 20th, ship Eliza, isos, for, om A's Pa je, joa, te ny By!) Son Wotton, for For sale 4 all tbe. mauno stores. | eee Pay neg, ner nana gn, | Br erent feats rape Sn = Bist, ‘part rate pen Ay at ta valua; hee, palent Ay Yan HANDSOME ieee SORREL, HORaR eae socket eas \peuntite! Dae of cape ho, “dion be | in 3:50: veer qeatte in SOrowier, Morril eke vue. usoff, Swinson, San Bilao June ra are fi Syren hea Iara May 26—In port Ned Pajuore’ Orewetl, be inal 23—Cid ship Clarissa Currier, Cameron, $0—Bid Manila. Behrens, NYork: Kiar ce egret diet, Fr do; Mary- wim NF, June Arr waheostimisheiile pt bye =d Aten ‘W Paine, Burke, ‘eg onanae Sanaa ere Be rece serpent RBar sal a. ul 3 gongs TONG TAIL aaoais bare ard F Dyer, Br, e—A TWO SEAT. ROGKAWAY, wit ren Brothers, a Ae RY . aud Th Bro %, if, map bought at W gods Bro. with new sng imay be driven by nledy mis'e macs |e ee Fo SALE—A LIGHT. SIDE a ROAD a aes pounds; it ) yes jor ete FOR any CER age X, VOUUNTRER ee See stor eae fn atrect and Sd aie ia out of ot Tegulation. i, uaa es geile cb rw etre RB SALE.—ONE SORREL HORSE, TWO, TWO- ho, inion, Ba First anes eon ee Fr. Revealed oe sg mS ‘ons teh on md a” va echrs Fhutenthropisty Homer, a ART z 8, TWAT, SECOND REGIMENT, u at his apy ihe abere Aries from , uard, cx Camp Cox, near Harrisbui Fee eat ae aga seer | He, Jung 2a, 1868 —Spctal Ghlern No. 8Ath members ot peta pra mut Suter eae corns ef er ‘ who bave not sauce pepe Prince and Crosby streets, where the co ‘be seen. rr ing Roanoke, Paul, Bllzabeth See rl Foes, Aden ® tang, 00 thie no dat ' ted 6 CBREH HOXIE, Schr A H Brown, Pieree, Philadelphia; Son 40 ner F orm aa parammaeiee mbar of th eee Collector United States Internal Revenue. are carn: nest no TER FAB Borden; Collins, Sa- aa a os : eget , Se .) POS SALESA FINE TEAM OF BAY HORSES, FIVE tt w ew rode eg fark Sandazan sn | Sir ae x Fe i Meceepcomcri et | Meds wi dee anager doh one des eG Brierot PaSsit Wah Gabant? | Bikes. Bota vay ‘Wigurane % head is yA F°:, SALP—A nee ON, NEARLY. NEW, wi WIL r ech cheap. iéocker street, ser Bean, “Cla anhip, Patansso N BURSUANCE 01 re A OBNERAL OR: OE om Beighin Hyena, Hellve via eee leventh nFeltent New ork State Volunicerer the Tee! | the | PE ag aac 9 oul Zac, and Joba Boy ment Know asthe acres colaad Light Tnfantky, James | "} Al Hy ir) “. 7 ' iT si a ante eae ea Bet Sl on na aitcers eon ccied witha cee | CalesSr thoes ator wot Sot fi a el Day, > Benoa? Tauteta, sit, Watan iol gan: | day. ih natant, at Wevelonk. Ac nt tor doe wctions. By | TOR SALE—A SORRFL MARE, FIVE YEARS OLD, jenas: a Webster Kcelty, Hes ee areal Cais Bioventh regiment N.¥:8, V. ‘shich, thoroughbred, can trot in three mi- i Nebraska, Sx Aves. ae aavutane arranted sound and kind in all harness. Apply at Matan weeks Sh a SERPS ID . Pigg eX oe he en aby R SALE—NEW TOP BUGGY. SECOND HAND vt Puen ent Otugey and Grocers Wi iri No. 94 West Twenty Sass tee eee tok (atk racg|| ninth atrect, between Shrth ‘Seventh arenues, riot. sires a te ee ena abba grin verte, Ma. Old whip. Fis aA te ‘icon bask Tempiar, Mite Jox, W man, London: ‘Spveres Gi rver, sebre. *, Bor hole will be sold te: ot {a Ein haan pete eee aa ; peat Orewa we Boon} E who have. hens here fal Le tS e Carl steams! i $301 ews, Beaton) |p - F. me BOR Bi SOUND HO! FROW bri Petre: stanzas; 20 y Hoston | thelr countes"s Boy spared reture. Hl Fe tie ena Miiitaple (or carta or trucks: one hand org > + quarters at La! | DE, some pe Horse. ¥ at 240 West Fourteenth Suit pain Sooty "Bose t Aston . Mol may Sirest, beret: Ninih and Tenth avenues, nti Mig Weta feces ifauorl."y AoA aTvuinw: wan AiLVER rCATED vie mouth: J Lage geal ge » mearly new. Sulte- 4, Garubridge. ot fe for ap capes. private sire or ‘srocery. Inquire of J. nesets, Baker, = DR 8 oa AAR aa — LUN poz, ik NRW “aaa ro Bete fare Set, oh eto oe t= to saddle and ore hamnen, pete ‘arren and Hoyt LOST AND FOUND. — | =A FINE BAR MORN, 14 Rae Apply at able, Ho. tb ire DRIFT—ON FRIDAY (MORNING. 4 A BLACK Boat, | East Thirtyriguth streoten q | aes to ot Busty pears I he Phy ant Ey See Sintrmt a pad + Tow Also a fine saddle Pony. is See: ae tas ROILTA MAX, 4 ae wma Fy gg, enact C mr mn al eee —A_Vi % Nee fare Sita 28 sa arcs pat saat a jas ae at | Gites ere capaci ora Abate oy he, See ee rows. Bade: Gant - ~ iopge ateorimeat of ‘Carriages and Wagons bern i ie Toes ete aian Binabethpores Hewy Tred Bett ‘Beucr D niet te Uren BEM ABD LOST, P| wnsend, sees ee: Chae Deltne: Hcnard Borden, Borden: Senator 2 pena bal hw Bln mest) w Te en TATTERSALLE, sIxti AVENUE, Com Fraikiege Bulkley ea rete Littetane neste Pu | Wutverot at MoS tach et Bey A uikieyt Baikley- 4 5 leon a, ‘ie i Bees do. (or AT CALLED TH ac. slais). Stary fim soar, ” Pala Paiisilphin, ie Ainsed Ru Loree troy applying at Sal: HasRy, an Saleeman. ¥ Howe, Colson, éo, (or Bantor):" Uneas ‘theth: . -- : Bork: Seiriine. ‘Keni, jitiver Heed, ii; Mtg “Rue, fe wrvck aE wage schre Ida, Knapp, Rondout Putnam, on tiadeiphi Cor Calan). Cook, and Fale ina, ie ith, spr late Soo are one Lar! sunt aued Wor harness ai 78 Yourth avenue, cerser nade se ies }, Johnson, Philadel- | ana wore when he | (TABLE WANTED=WITH STALLS AND WAGON Jett, cay ini oral wi ‘and trou- room for two or, three horses, between Broadway and es ble paid! ‘or ve the ninth street forth nriver, below Twentieth street. Address, with par ELLANEO! or by Berserd amend. fourth street, | ticulars, E. Johnson, Merald ogee. URING RUNKENNESS — ‘a out ——— wanes, —WANTED, TWO OR “Ar SURE MBIME, OF, CURING DRUNERAEER Lion Bote oe, ae odin, cy must be of un ok; and. penere PM ae aoa ee eo eee ERM GUN, | OF at the Theologin ork Club, corner of Fifuh avenue and Pir- and from 3.105 P. M. street, corne: ‘tl Piet THER, MS ds cond ‘corner of Third avenue, ie eat au 2 Jobn nea weet Seer eras ope a 28, 000-98 XRANORD, om, Huan OF AL Lange STOCK OF Bre errr ry 1051-4 nore DRAWN BY 54 B ae B. FITTS. bands ‘five ve, vee : one. 20 aon erent, New York $202 ates ky vee es a Is Sarid arranied ayant ane Toquire af Bee NOULDING AN AND rrantNo MILL, ny tats, oo DEALERS IN LUMBER, DOORS, 40. ‘Turning, in a penne executed at mo. shite Ww \AFED AA TRAM, Al F LACE day rons PMP | era Wey! BE §0'22° ar, ap po Less ON SUNDAY, BETW REN THE “HOURS ors at] PER, NE’ * kdperg Hontwagy in heme from D and6P.M..@ ‘Cross, from Ninth avenue he veers prrougts ‘ang siz are 104 leon avenue Up te Staerarabers uae Selo AM. Ao the bg Mit fe ‘wenty -nint chu ree aor pean ns. ae Fea Caen craenreats Sr ieee ress | MEERA RULE NT oe SR, aah to 191 West Twenty-eight street or 8 ra - J, McDonald’ 's livery stabie, ow Wen ndt street, J. HOWARD. Ly Mill and lumber yard. Second avenue, yin od and pee Foot of Fort streets, Timber yard and dock for O8T—ON FRIDAY, 26TH INST... A BLACK YW ANTED-A acop SECOND HAND TOP BUGGY, C Forty-ninth street, Bast river, 0000 | 0870 containing a discbarge frem_ the Uoi rea ountee with pole end shatis: re maker's pame, how long Ons, YOUR own ¢ CARTES DF VISITE.—A BOX OF aay wee belon; mging to to James Tallent my finder ‘will _be suit. | used and ad Address E. B. 8., Herald oflce. pared expressly for the use of in- | sd!) oy leaving it at B. 8 Brassel's, 80 Heary ——————— "Wey ey can color with great sccuracy. Birse.as Re aree, INSTRUCTIONS- re De al OBT=AN ITALIAN g RB EHO iD DOG, Wii AITE. momen ~ eR FO At a bs hid hie brown srou; hed ves tat ey collar, A‘ qataenai, NOTICE TO YOUNG MEN.—TEN BR AGRIMONT'S TROPICAL DYSENTERE REME. | [1'p,' returping him 9.80? Tic Gnaer placa, emilee relic and penne oorlh ‘te wold” eis atthe anpeitic ‘composed of maufechosra Shee eure ae pon ms aon ne Time unite Lt Shim trtgn jack. oy ‘aration an Se Mey off “few Chambers nicest, Address: lette tobor S247 Post office, N.Y. Sond for cireular. Mossig ta sttamets m Clea of sitieae Sinai sete ast IN INDIA COFF! on nro ‘D TO N oe? ed by leving Cie'Same with "FB. Blarr, 23 7 92 TOR 24 8. ROORKERTING. wich street, aeat Dey, | Thia Seni i teas ae Fey need in hotels, ding ne er — Lo. yiqenney MORNING, ON A THIRDA & oy eee Ray fo ania a Cl On! ry ibook, containing money and papers ey of Canal street, ley's Ceylon Scene ue ron Sincacaito borer waive only to thé owner. Ang rn J pa end 23 ion etroets Brooks! A most }, @ cents. will (a con fe "Feenia “A lbarl alowance to eat AT TOUNGRND'S, 200 DOWERT, BELOW HOUSTON *'G, BENTLEY, 176 Greenwich street. Hon a COLD ON THE by AND Disease nse, bie Address A. ARBLE ra adie Miatian n New ork. “Curt Bpiaed seen = ~ BY &D Nes Reerict eer et ee = mee Ges | A recente presents at | fae yams “y LADY INT TUR oT. LADY INTENDING TO urew piece a * PRAAA rey " cae te aa REWARD,—COACH Doo rance, ‘Nowe Oo" FamiOwAL WougeaCa (oar, FOURTH OF. 7 Ly. $5. mae pas, wae leat on } reward | Bora omae a nod arp sR uattheeter, Herald once. hal Boxe, of d Thduannds. burn. ne i MFO, QR ERRT 9, ‘could be saved by tals benefactor $10, Sunes RD. ey, HOBOKER. itt | A ‘A°pEM aes pena eke Be PiEsaietor tie piles & 2 RENCE “ome ever wi return her eccker treet Lae fo will | Fectcdes tors refunded. Price $1. henhide 431% ‘ 4 | care ove re the owner —_—— mn lost, A 7 Seal ts, ap Noa TEREOSCOPTICONS 5 (SAME IN arte as Pos 5 HE | $20 BF ene n Tulety th a, ir of te ve es oor Gornsscea sr icon), for public exhibitions, with vr ak eminen| peer f fortign Views, made and for Rote reward wil os pe ty the Gder, with thanks o fe wn ucE CO: No, 924" Chestnut street, rae owner at 91 Wail street, corn ES Bhi, r ee free. rote hia nar han me A 5 REWARD. —Losy ATURDAY MORNING eee er Bement YPE METAL WANTED.—CASH WILL BR PAID FOR P20 betw.en Twenty: th and ty eighth streeta and ‘afew hundred weight of Type Metal. Apply at the desk Broadway, « tone hundred of thi ation, dollars tn bii prove fa favor ot tas Sante Twenty-five fo the return of the yANTED To DUY—A § SECOND HAND CALORIC EN. po 1s Waltehall stro, on with or without pump attached. questions as fo DOTS BRABT. | ist Canai street. oer = BUNDAY, JURE D TO PURCHASE—A FIRST RAT! 0} 4. Aeon tine lined, trom 18 to Week leat kee er wifi retar Areas J. Chuamberlin, 38 Cedar street. -ercond Teceive DANCING ACADEMIES. "$100 SEWARD wouee ea FAP, AND NO Que. att WA WALTZ AND SIX FASHIONABLE DAN street. New , at R Tosh pe fect in six private lessons: ino toe Mines fence at Kitten Penn, ak orb erreure a Wraah ha on Jw TB. Adame A “elt eat or seimeniug in the parlor. money rete if not sugcens ful. aredemy 36 Serent orvann op Eee res eee ee x ——