The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1867, Page 7

EA I I FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Scxpay, June 30, 1867. The past week witnessed a very easy market for Money and a remarkably buoyant one for railway shares, when we take into consideration the absence of outside support, The balis achieved a decided triumpno over their adversaries, tho bears, and made margins for themselves with a rapidity which must have been highly gratifying after their long impoverishment. The movement originated in the street, and has thus far ‘been sustained by it; but the hop? of the leading manipulators is that the“genera! public will yield to the tomptation held out to thenf and come in to buy tho stocks which have been so suddenly galvanized into ‘activity and buoyancy. The public is slow to profit by {ls Stock Exchango experiences, aud will probably grad- ually approach the quicksands of Wail street, and when ‘the inflation is at ita height outsiders will be found load- ing themselves up with stocks, woile the shrewd ‘brokers and other professional speculators are selling out preparatory to going “‘short.” Then will succeed the inovitable rush to realize, culminating im panic and a general sweeping away of margins. For the time ‘being, however, the sua shines; the bulls are making hay fast, and “gayiy goes the ship while the wind blows fair.” There would be no cause for warning the Public against the rise were it not for the fall that ts to follow, Tho ‘bear’ and not the “bull’’ is the agreat enemy of investors ahd tho public generally ; but, unfortunately, the “bull” of one day is likely to be the “bear’’ of another, Were it not for Wail street the «railways of the country would be botter managed, and ‘their stocks would permanently command higher prices ‘than they do now; and it is for this reason that we have advocated investments in stocks, the purchase of which on speculation for a rise we have deprecated, because in nine cases out of ten, at least, such speculations resuit in loss to the outside buyer, The time to buy stocks is when they are low and noglected, and the time to sell ‘them when they are active and high. The brokers and Professional speculators follow this rule, and make money, instead of losing it, in the long run. A bull moveraent on the Stock Exchange is, however, always more cheerful than one in the oppvsite direction, and after the prolonged stagnation and depression the market has passed through it is refreshing, especially in the dog days. The bank statement for the week is likely to be a highly favorable one, and this will bave a tendency to still further stimulate the prevailing excitement; for no genuine bull with the requisite collaterals at command could resist the offer of money at five or six per cent while the prospect of an abundant harvest is so near of realization. Tho railway share market closed strong om Saturday, at half-past five o’clock, at the subjoined quotations:— New York Contral, 10434 3%; Erie, 667 a 67; Reading, 108% a 10934; Michigan Southern, 77% a 78; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8514 a 34; Rock Island, 955 a 24; Fort Wayne, 100% (ex d.); Northwestern, 4354 a 3{; do. pre- forred, 643¢ a %: Western Union Teicgraph, 45 4 3: Ohio anc Mississippi certificates, 2614 a %. Thero was only a very moderate degree of activity in government securities, the bigh prices at which they are now selling having checked tbe demand for invest- ment; but the market for them remained on the whole firm, and some descriptions advanced. It is expected that the Treasury wiil soon offer five-twenties, dated July 1, 1867, in exchange for the August seven-thirty notes uot yet converted, and which are supposed to amount to about eighty millions, but respecting which the monthly national debt statements afford no informa- tion, The tone of the gold market was firm, and the fluctua- tions were trifling in amount, the range of the week having been from-137% to 138%, with the closing transactions at 1383;. The “short” account has been considerably increased of late, in anticipation of a de- Cline in the premium after the disbursement of the coin fmterest on the public debt due on the Ist of July, amounting to about eighteen millions, and in conse- quence the borrowiug demand for gold has become 80 active that’on Saturday from 1-32 to 1{ per cent was paid for the use of it till to-morrow. ‘fhe interest re- ferred to is on one section of the five-twonty loan, the sixos of 1681 and a number of bonds isaued prior to the late war; but the ‘mount of the printipal of each not being given in the periodical siatements of the public debt we are un- able to give these details, The public is entitled to them, however, and the omissions in the monthly debt statements should be supplied. The effect of the dis- bursement will be felt in the gold room to-morrow in ‘fan increase in the floating supply of coin anda turn in ‘the rates for loans in favor of the borrower; but it is hardly likely that it will oxert any material effect upon the price, The meeting of Congress next month will, it fs expected, develop some debates of an oxciting politi- cal character, and the other possibilities of the ses- sion are regarded as more favorable to a rise than @ fall of gold; but all apprehensions of political or financial disturbance arising therefrom will probably prove to be unfounded. It is noticeable, how- ever, that public opinion places a higher value upon gold in relation to the currency at the presont time than ft did a year ago, and that surprise is mo longer ex- pressed that gold rules at a premium which was con- sidered high immediately after the capture of Richmond. ‘At that time the almost universal prophecy was that gold would sink rapidly to a nominal premium, and that ‘we should have specie payments within a year from ‘Lee's surrender, Moreover, at that time the man who had the courage to doubt the correctness of tho popular beliof and assign a common sense reason for so doing, was immediately put own as a cop- herhead by the ‘narrow-minded blockheads’’ who con- atitute the great majority everywhere. The demand for coin for customs duties at the port during the week amounted to $1,867,000 only, and the export of gold and silvor to $1,140,008, The latter would perhaps have been heavier but for the disposition evinced to defer remittances for the sake of loaning the gold in ‘Wall street, and this was not without effect upon the ‘business in foreign exchange, by diminishing the de- mand for bills, Tho foreign exchange market was dull throughout, ‘an@ at one time a tractional decline in rates took place, Dut this was subsequently recovered from, and at the close they were firm, the general rate for bankers’ @torling at sixty days being 110. The quotation for these bilis was:—110 a 110% ; at three days, 1103; a 5; commercial bills, 10945 a 74; bills on Paris at sixty days, 613K a 5.12%; at three days, 5.12% 05.11%. Other Dankers’ bills were rated thus:—On Berlin, 724¢ a 1\; ‘on Bremen, 7834 a %; on Frankfort, 414404; oa Am- @tordam, 411 a %{; ou Hamburg, 364; a 3; ; on Antwerp, 5.13% a 5.1234. The trade of the city was generally reported moder- ately active for the season last week, and the tendency of prices for most of the leading staples was upward, Io the dry goods trade particularly the improvement was marked both as to the volume of business and the views of buyers and selicrs, There is a disposition to hold prime brands of domestic goods and’imported fabrics for ‘an advance, the country being understood to bo rather bare of goods of all descriptions, owing to the hand-to- mouth purchases of merchants and jobbers to keep up assortments for a long time past. For woollens a better demand is reportet, and the light production of the mills is being succeeded by ao brisker manu- facture in preparation for the fall and winter trade, ‘The market for raw cotton, which was weak up to Toure- day, afterwards became firm mainly in consequence of reports that the recent rains bad damaged the gro: ‘fing crop. The receipts at all the ports for the week end. dng on Friday aggregated 10,023 bales, making a total since September 1 of 1,304,002 bales. The foreign ex. Ports from all the ports for the week were 14,556 bales, ‘making total since September 1 of 1,419,418 bales, ‘The presont stock at all the ports is estimated to be 258,960 bales, against 244,802 bales at the same time tn 1866. The etock of cotton at Liverpool on the 16th dnstant was 961,490 bales, at London 68,192, and at Havre 88,737, It was at the same timo estimated that there were 50,000 bales of American cotton ‘afloat; 688,830 of Indian, and 37,042 afloat for Havre, making a total of 1,694,201 bales, against 2,058,515 at the corresponding period of fast year, The reports betore referred to respecting tho gtowing crop appear to have been not without founda- tion, as the most recent advices from Gsorgia and tho Carolinas state that considerable dainace was done to it by tho late prolonged storm. The woather m again favorable, however, and previous tothe late wet weather the accounts wets moderately encouraging, the grass, ‘which was encumbering the growth of the plant, having ‘Deen cleared away to 4 creat extent, The Union Pacitic Railroad Company will pay the July Anterest on their first mortgage bonds in gold, free of @overnment tax, at their oMce, No, 20) ‘Nassau street, on and afvor Jaly 1. Subjoined is the total valuation of the foreign imports fat this port for the week ending Ji 28, compared with ‘thors of the two preceding weeks, as algo the value of dry goods entered at the port and thrown on the market since January 1 of thie year and for the correspoading period in 1865 and 1866:— Week ending June V4. Dry goods...... June 21. June 28, 095 $1,034,989 $1,138,165 Genera! merc: handise 4,070,114 4,331,123 8,232,382 Tota! for the week. ‘$4,995,809 $5,306,112 $4,371,547 ‘The imports of dry goods for the week and since Jan- uary 1 compare as follows :— For the week. 1865, Entered at port... $1,840,192 #1. Brn iTs $1,1asi05 Thrown ou 5 ad 1, 704,802 1,666,717 1,006,472 Si Ent yn port.. 23,228,157 68,301,681 45,752,821 ‘Thrown on market 27,824,653 64,261,776 49,770,071 Anvexed ia a comparative statement showing the ship- ments of specie from this port last week and during the year to date, together with those for the corresponding Popjods in 1805 and 1860:— 'wenty-sixth week... $100,289 sso ord 140,008 Proviesly reported: An eshert 4k vai oet arian Total........+-++-$17,988,916 $45,493,138 $24,596,662 Subjoined are the highest prices obtained for the lead- ing stocks sold at the firat regular session of the Ex- change on each Saturday of the past four weeks:— Stocks, Tune 8, June 15. Jesne 22, June 29, bs 107 109; ners 55 2335 x e M4n Ate AT 16% «718i, «88K le 119 12035 «12055 Chicago & Rock Island.. 88% 91 90% 9534 besctig ops Northwestern. 344 354 35% 44 Chic. & Northwestern pf. 685 6593, 591f 64% Cumberland Coal... 20% © 30 3055 3B% Cleveland, Col. & Cin... 98% 99% 90% 1011¢ Delaware & Hud. Canal.. 163% 164 1581, 153%4 Hudson River. ... 109 108% + 109 10934 Illinois Central. . +++ 119% 110% 120% «121 Michigan Central. il ne 108 lo Michigan Southern oy «68K OTL T81¢ Milwaukee & St, Paul... 34 35 37 4036 Milwaukee & St. Paul pf. 55 56% 6T 5936 Mariposa Mimng... © 1% 8 - 1% Mariposa preferred 20% =X — 2236 Now York Central RR... 100% 101% =1024g 104% Now York & Erie RR... 603, 60% 603% 61% Now York & Erio pref... — %3 oa 7M Ohio & Mississippi cor.. 25% 25 24% 26% Pacific Mail....... - 130% «139 14256 = 14036 Pittsburg & Fort Wayne. 98% 91% 983, «103 Quicksilver ‘Mining. 25 23 23 324, Reading Ri sewee 105% 1064 «10734-1094, Toledo & Wabash 42 44% 45% 47 Western Union ‘Telegraph 44 (448? 43 4536 Government securities were quoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows:— June 8, Juncld, June 22. June 29, By pT 12% 113 Sixes of 1881, 12 3 112 Sixes of 1867. 132 313g 136 Sixes of 1868. 135% 13534 13534 ‘Ten-forties 99% 100% 100 Five-twonties of 1862 109% 110% m0% Five-twentios of 1864 105° 106% 107 Fivo-twentios of 1865 106% 107% 10714 Five twenties of 1865, new 108% 109% 100% Tand 3-10ths, Ist series... 106%¢ 106% 106% Tand 3-10ths, 2d series... 105% 106 106%; Tand 3-10ths, 3d ser 105% 106 1064; COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saturpay, June 29—6 P. M. Rio raled Arm at ie advance chronicled tn ce jemand, which was ulative, continu active; but the transactions were Kept private as usual. We were credibly informed that the sales for the past week, not made public, will amount to about 35,000 bags. Other des- eriptions were dull, Cortox.—The market was moderately perpen but previous Corrz laste Th rices were fully sustained. The dema: Saporters. jes 1,200 bales. We quote:— ch ia a Upland Persia Mobile, N. 0. § 7. ica FA ag % 25%, Good: 28 a £4 Fd 2% Frour aes D Gnaix Pac yen! bbis, four, 11 do, and 530 sacks coru meal, 36,297 bus! sis corn, 24,619 do. oats and 690. do malt. The market for flour opened dull aud heavy, and under a pressure to realize on ceriain grades prices de clined from I5e, to Sv. per Dbi., and were difticult of sale at the reduction, ‘Old Hour was almost unsaleable, California wan less active, but prices were not essentially lower. |The salon (including Vallfornia) were 7.000 ubla. at our quota. ern tlour the market relat peeey) Thee le. seareely bbis.. $6.50 for city, $6 for Patrlax and Brandywine, and $678 for Jersey. We quote - $725 09875 900 a 1050 Beaty Roung hoop meri events brands. 950 ri 1100 Westora trade bi 1S aw 1335 Common aeuae Wal 75 Faucy and extra do. 1200 & 1575 Cahfornia tour (sack: 12375 a 1450 pr Sha 87 Corn ineal, Brandy win 82, & 610 The market for wheat dull and uominall; @& We, lower, Lrime No. 3 Milwatikee being nominal at Basis re were no buyers even at the reduction, and the marke: at the cloxe was wholly The only sales were 6. Georgia, and $2 15 for No.2 Chleago,’ ‘The corn market was dult and nominal. The ter ich w Tigh tinted almost guirely of “odde’ and cada, monly out ot been wold and rejected, and a at same tune strictly prime, eefemeal in ‘ep ipa ‘nent on walling vessels, would have realized $1 11, aa there were buyers at that faurs: There waa but Uitte demand for ex wever, and the sales wore contined to tin at car 09 $1 10 for talxed Western, Sic. « Bier une Routhern yellow. nen ee eeeeeniie in aee lower, Westera st the close, being quoted 73c- a'73c." ‘The salen were 90,00 bushels. at Tie. a ie for Western, 72c, to arrive, 85¢. for state BSc. a Hic. for Ohio and nia Ryo waa dull at $l{25 a $180 for Western, 'y aud malt were dull, and prices were entirely pete nae Nb a and per steamer, 2.000 boxes cheese at 30s. at 258, a 274. 6d.. 200 boxes bacon at 25a, and 1.100 bbia rosin at Ze. Gd. per 280 Ibe. For Havre, per atcamer, 0 bales cot: ton at Ic. To London, .200 hhds. ‘tobacco ai stestner, # ids, do, aé 398, and 30 tierces do. at bacco at bales cotton at ae “The charters were:—-A Norwegian bark from St Lawrence river to Bristol channel, Mandar; « Bromen C4 2.200 bbis, eto. it 3s, 435. brig, 2,000 bbls to Porto Rico and back on private teri Guyxy Ctoru.—A sinall sale was made ay gte. Guewy Bacs rwed dull and nominal, uote 2c, ¥.—The market was dutl aud heavy at Boa gt for ship. ping. Nad 81:20. $1 4) for retail lots, ‘OPS were in moderate demand and steady at Sle. a 70c. with sales of 40 baies within Hexr.—All kinds were Manila was quoted eT fe. teees continued heary under the liberal offerings and the lightdemand. The only sale we heard of was 22 bhds. Porto Rico at dic. Marat, drones —Splctte Turpentine opened, sten vious prices, but closed weak at about or sales $F 130 bole: fa lots at 600" 8 Gics Rosine were ia light request, bat prices were not quotably changed; the sales were G)) bole. at $3 82)¢ for strained. $4 G)'« $6 for No.1 and $7 0c, for Tar was tiria, with sales of 40 bbis, Wash- any me cM piiimered was dull at $1 37 io.casks, and $140 in bois. “Vian oils were steady at previous prices.” Oter ki were at pre- Provisions Receipts, 206 bbls lard and 68 cut penis, The denand for pork waa fair. but af lower prices. Nearly all the sales were at, $2! for ogy mess. |The caah and regular, were 6 700 $21 12% for mens, $20 3 for old do., $a 1 ize ‘$21 % for prime pg wand iS 2S for prime, For future delivery the sales were 1,00) bbis. new won for July, a $21, and 500 bola, do., for Angust, at $21 25, both seller's option, f was less active, but very firm, The stock was light. Sales, 100 bbls, at $24 a $25 0 for new extra mess, and $17 a on for new = do. Beet hams were dull at $35 50 4 $19 50. Tierce of was neglected Cat meats were rat moderate Fequest at pacl at Ie, a Iie. for tame acd Oe. a Ole, fer’ suouldora, Bacon continued firm; ° demand. however, was ight, the sales being limited to 250 boxes, at ase." a short clear, 10%4e. for Cumberland oat, 10ie. for long cut hams, and short ribbed on private terms. ‘The lard market ruled but previ “wore ao teas the de. mand was "noderatel, Butter was wit) former prices, pate gest bbls. vad “and 1,198 do. re. for erudr, but sales eh prions demand for s' white at 2e.; 500 do, for Jal; be wk BB gltons standard wines ip oP} 1c., and 99,000 gations do. in tins on private terms. In Phil. adeiphia sales were made of 3,000 bia, standard white, from July to Decomber, at 360. ice.—Caroling was quoted at 12c. a 12}kc., with small Tosan— The market for on Tee tke, nod reaining Wee, iy sales wore 1 30 nbd ee aeilge 12 a 1c. Me" toe eh 1390. for Pore boxes at 11 a etaet was in uid tema at Ay Aloe for soft white, 3 Mise for sott yellow and lesa. «164s for ond on advasen ef Ace pe pe eetots re “unre call Kinds were Gull, and ia the absence of riees were nom! STRALINE ‘rae It moderate demand and wieaty: saise 50,000 Tos. at em se aie a lose aLLowe | ves i fair dbmand at anal poo prices, Seales 100,000 wie nr Roce rhe pts, #2 bs. The market wa! ‘e quote Western in bond, We. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS, 2, 1807. Prous. quiets No. 1 spring 1 BoP whiter SiS $tk ye flour, $7. Gah Stee Cote nothing doing: king fe, fo form mised Western, Oats nominal, h jess ‘pork stendy, $21 0. Lard, Maio Cashes cs corn, 1000 bi hele; flour, 300 Shipments—eorn, 187,000 bushel uxt oats, 14,000 bushels, Flour tens active $10 50 for npring exirun: $1400 at a for spring ext mn A Oat ace ced 186, “salen of No. 4 10. Ey $1 Mt, jected mie. Py Ay 1 and 1Bise . decline * oes = ge. & for rejecier, ian Catat Br e. fornet "Onis clarunet i timed V2 T8000 Pea Ig. 014 at Sto. a She. for Ho, and «i ris ain now bey ine M PY . a decline sal vy ror No, in store, us at $i Osa dt O4. Ba Rewocted and nominal. Pro- [ies arn pment Se Mess ‘ik, $20 0 a Gul. Lard, bie. flour, 7.50 bushels Wrist, 90,0 do. onlay 40. corn. shi Bis ee flour, 6,000 bushels’ ‘e000 ss do, corn, 105,000 do, NEW YORK HERALD ennran JULY 1, 1867. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Rosegp w ax Eating Sacooy.—Anna Moran, an Irish woman, twenty-three years of age, was yesterday brought before Alderman Coman, at the Tombs, by an of- ficer of the Twenty-seventh precinct, on the charge of having stolen from William Harmar, residing at No. 96 Greenwich street, a i containing $126 dollars in ‘Treasury notes. iMiam and Ann entered a saloon to- Frain in Greenwich strect, and while partaking of re- ments in one of the eating boxes she hastily left the place, after which missed the money from his pocket. He is gl pr that the money was in his pocket at the time of entering the saloon with the accused. Anna, who lives at Non 87 Washington street, was committed to the Tombs for trial. Atecep Larcexy.—Solomon Haas, of No, 258 West Thirty-frst street, made a complaint against Julius See- bach, whom he charged with receiving money from complainant’s customers and applying it to his own use, Seebach is an employé of Mr. Haas. The amount of money said to be received by the prisoner is $19. Jus- tice Dodge held the accused to answer. Srxauna 4 Sacque,—James Campbell, a laa of tender years, was brought before Justice Dodge yesterday on a charge preferred against him by Samuel Stiner, of No. 267 West Thirty-sixth street, who alleges that James ‘went into the basement of his house and stole therefrom silk sacque, valued at $24 The accused was arrested by an officer’ of the Twenticth preciuct, and on being brought up at the Jefferson Market Police Court he was committed by the magistrate for trial, Nor Crogixa on Suxpay.—Michael McBride, of No. 17434 Greene street; Joseph B. Boyce, of No. 308 West street, and Marcus Martens, of No. 191 Greene street, were brought before Justice Dodge yesterday on a charge of violating the Sua liquor ie. They were held to answer in the sum of bail, Sent To Tas Hovse or Rervce,—John C. Winch, of No, 37 Perry street, appeared bofore Justice Connolly yesterday, and deposed that on the 23th of last month a horse, wagon and harness, of the value of $600, were taken from him, and from infformation received he succeeded in obtaining a clue to the whereabouts of his property, and also in se- curing the arrest of the supposed thief, who happens to bea boy named William Irving, aged ouly fourteen years, Andrew Murray was the boy who gave the in- formation that led to tbe arrest of Irving aud recovery of the property. Justice Connolly sent tne young offender to the House of Kefuge. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Vert oF THE PosTaasrER Graxnas.—Postmaster General Randall, accompanied by the Hon. Wm. E. Robinson and other gentlemen, paid a brief visit of in- spection to the new Post Oifice building on Washington street, between Myrtle avenue and Johnson street, on Saturday evening. He examined the various depart- ments of the oflice, which were explained to him by Postmaster Roberts, and exprossed himself as favorably impressed with the general management thereof. Accipsst Waite Rossing to a Fins,—During the alarm of fire which was sounded at ten o'clock yester- day morning, which was occasioned by a slight fire that broke out ina house on Twenty-second street, near Fourth avenue, aman named Richard Williamson was run over by the tender of hoso carriage No. 4, and sus- tained a compound fracture of the leg. He was taken to the City Hospital for treatment. Bopvr Fouxp.—The body of a boy about fifteen years of age was found floating in the water, at the entrance tothe Atlantic Basin, by officer Reveland, about four o'clock yesterday morning. Deceased had light hair, wore a snuff colored jacket, striped pants and shirt, with a leather strap about his loins. Ax Orv Dovox Acai Successrot.—On last Saturday afternoon, about three e’clock, a young man called at the residence of the Rev. Dr. Buddington, No. 324 Clermont avenue, and represented himself as a jour- neyman who had boon sent by a wel! known mechani: to measure the skylight, which needed somo alteration. ‘Tho servant girl showed him the roof up stairs and then left him to proceed with his work, In the course of fifteen or twenty minutes after ho came down stairs and quietly fox oa departure, It was subsequently dis- i aes he had carried off certain trinkets, valued et all at $50. The nak fourth precinct police were immediately notified of the robbery, and an accurate description of the thief was also furnished them. Gnaxp Larcexy.—Armed with a warrant issued by Justice Dunne, officer Mackeller, of the Forty-eighth preciuct, arrested yesterday a young man named Samuel Bailey, on complaint ot. Henry Pirlskey, of Fort Hamil- ton, charging bim with having stolen wearing apparel to the vaiue of $35, The accused was held to await ex- amination. ‘Tus Excise Law oy tae Easterx District.—The fol- lowing named Kiquor dealers were yesterday arrested by the police of the Forty-fifth precinct, charged with vio- lating the Excise law:—Jeremiah Brown, First strect, between North Tenth and Eleventh; Hi Stolting, corner of North Sixth and Seventh streets; James Mur- ray, 19Grand street; Hannah Smith, 366 First street, The accused were locked up to await a hearing this Cour pe Souim.—An old gent'eman, about sixty years ot age, named Charies Elder, while walking along De Kalb avenue, near Hudson, yesterday overpowered by the excessive heat and . He wae conveyed to the City Hospital on Willoughby street. A Porter Hovss Row—One Maw Sransep.—Ata late hour on Saturday night a crowd of evil disposed persons entered the porter house corner of South First and Tenth streets, E. D., and — a disturbance of a dis- Pons nature. During the melée an inoffensive man Josiah Abbott was stabbed in the back, but not pmo "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Buxcay—Barckmay.—In this city, on Sunday, June, 30, by Rev, John &. Inskip, Georce W. Bunaay, Jr., to Asx J. BRickway, all of this city. ‘Crocken—Faues—At Bristol, RL, on Thursday, June 27, at St. Michael's church, by the Rev. Mr. Locke, = Caartns G. Crocker, of Hoston, to Miss Cano 3., ; second daughter of the late William Fales, Esq, of Rose—Conngts.—On Wednesday, June 26, by the Rev. EL C, Glover, Bexzamry Rosn, of Flora Fail, to Haywan M. Consett, daugnter of Samuel Cornell, Brooklyn. Wrictt—Kercuca.—On Tuesday, June 25, at St, John’s church, Stamford, Conn., by the Rev. W. Tat- lock, Eowgnp M. Wricnr, United States Orduance corps, to Mary Ff, daughter of Joseph Ketchum. Died. Coox.—Suddenly, on Saturday evening, June 29, Monta Lovee, wite of Joseph A, Cook, and daughter of Dr. M. A. Richtor, aged 36 years, Reiatives and friends are respectfully invited t the funeral, from ber late residence, No 60 ( bes ver] Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, at three Boston, Newburyport, Nantucket, San Francisco and Cooperstown papers menage Oe Deursey.—At ington, D. C., on Friday, June 28, of consumption, the wife of William H. Dempsey, for- merly of this city. Downs.—Suddenly, on Saturday, June 29, Mrs. Sanan Downs, aged 33% years, relict of James Dowds, @ native of the parish of Killyboggs, county Donegal Ireland. The reiatives and friends of the family are respoct- fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her father, No. 232 Mulberry street, this (Monday) after- noon, at two o'clock. ee .—After a short and sovere iliness, Jauzs Ferry, aged 7 His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 51 Elm street, New York, GuackEN,—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Jone 28, Manca- arr, rie ot Bawa Siacken and daiuchter: of ichael lary Tynan, years, 7 montis an ys. The funeral will take place from her late residence, No, 163 Nassau strect, this (Monday) morning, at o'clock, and proceed to the Church of St ( harles romeo, ig Ane thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Sanday, June 30, after a short illness, Lovis Aout. Hut, Sr., aged 9 relatives ne friends of the noe are respectfally faved to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 27 Park street, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, Hurst.—On Saturday, June 29, ALrnoxso Joun Hunet, son of the late Jeremiah Hurst, of Bermuda, aged 16 years, The. friends of the fami , and of F. W. J. Hurst, are invited to attend the fur this (Monday) morning, at ten o'clock, from Trinity ‘church. Keur,—At No, 78 Fuiton street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 30, Jessre Ap. eldest daughter of William Kemp, (lave of Edinbarg, Scottand), a the ie a of her age, Edin! Sootiand papers, Kest. Saturday, Jas sabe aoe 29, Bua Kent, of the county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 4th year of er are, ‘The relatives and iiceas ‘Of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from het late residence, No. 183 aon street, on Monday afternoon, at balf- ‘one 0’ bes erg Sunday, June 90, Janse Noarox, daughter of John and Loulsa F. Len! iy) , at four strect, Srookiy E.D. O'elock, from No. 310 South Fath Le Covnt,—On Sunday, June 30, after a short ‘hnese, Ciara E., only child of Frank and Jennie A. Le Count, 4 months and 2 The funeral will take on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, Hey No, 51 Park avenue, Brooklyn. Masset.—At Perth Amboy, on Friday, June of consumption, Many J,, wife of George , aged 86 7Sier Her remains will be taken to the Church of the Holy Cross, New York, this (Monday) morsiee where a re I be celebrated at ten o'clock, and thence for ening a i friends of the ther notice, ‘cue On hae by ded Mant Aswa, the be- Sree ees oe Joh Catharine Mullins, “si 16 monthe and 1 ‘are ilies pare invited to atiend the funeral, from the residence mother, No. 60 Orchard street, this (Monday) Saoecon at two a’ retook, Cincinnati, O., papers please copy. Panxer.—On ‘Sunday, i 30, 10, alter @ long an@ pain- ful tines; Ruonaro Parcer, in the 27th year ee his age. The relatives and friends of op mag Bahn respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from late resi dence, No. 129 First avenue, iis (Monday) afterusoa, at two o'clock. Rewty.—On Sunday morning, June 30, sarong and painful illness, which she bore with Christian forti tude, CaTuanine widow of Joho Reilly, native of county Longford, Ireland, in the Sist year of her Ante hor daughter, Mary Pranees Walt. aro reapocttlly ins or in vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 96 Bayard street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Sonnau.—suddenly, on Friday, June 28, at Newburg, N. Y., Jauns E. Sonram, The funeral will take place this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, in Newburg. Scuumanx.—On Sunday, June 30, Haxmy A. Soauwaxn, son of Henry A. Schumann, aged 7 years. The funeral will take place from the residence of his father, 131 Mulberry stroet, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. SoRantoy,—On Saturday moral june 29, of scarlet fever, Kats Emma, only pfiecinie Poot 0. and Han- nah M. Scranton, aged 2 years and 7 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 203 Ainslie street, Brooklyn, E. D. — Haven and Charleston, 8. papers please copy. AN.—On Saturday evening, June 20, WiutaM A., See son of John E. and Mary Fr. eee: ‘aged 7 years. Notice of funeral in Tuesday's papers, Vanperreck.—On Saturday, June 29, Joux J. Vane DERUECK, youngest son of erman ts and Catharine Vanderbeck, in the 23d yoar of his We miss thee trom toy hom obe, We miss thee from thy place; Oh, life will be so dark without ‘The sunshine of thy iy feo, The frien: ind acquaintances Tespectfally invited to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, No. 408 West Sixteenth street, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. Wuitams.—At Rahway, N. J., on Saturday afternoon, June 29, Fannix H., daughter of’ George Williams, Esq., aged 16 years. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funocral, ou ‘Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, from tho residence of her parents, Philadelphia papers please copy. Yourre,—On Saturday, June 29, Jawee Youre, in the 68th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, No. 77 Nevins stroet, Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoon at three o'clock. SHIPPING NEWS BONnrsRS. BUN suTs pont OF new NoRk, JUNE 30. 1667. Arrived. Steamship Teutonia, Bardua, Hamburg, June 16, with mdse and 600 passengers, to Kunhardt & Co, Had light is: June 36 iat 47 Of, Jon 50 3, passed vith black funnel, white ring and th, 20 miles SE of Cape Race passod an iecberg! Bote fat 41-08. lon OF Oly Brilliant Milky, bound W: 20th, lad 40 44, lon Norwegian brig Victoria, bound for NYork » Steamship Monterey, Edwards, New Orleans, June 22, witi mdse and passengers, to Geo'B Hartson, Steamship Gen Meade, Sainpson, New Orleans, June 23, with mae and passengers to IL romwell & Co. June 29, lat 37 45, lon 7420, spoke bark Fvivkt, bound X. Steamship Herman Livingston, Baker, Savannah, with miso and passengers, to Living ‘ox & Co, June 39, 9:30 A. M., exchanged signals with sehr Challenge, bouad N. Stedmsiip Joha ,tiibson, Fuller, Washington, DC, with mdse, to Sutith & Brown. Steimabiy ¥ Warsutta, #ish, New Bedford, with mdse, to Ferguson & Wood. Ship Magellan (Br), Crosble, Shanghae, March 14, with teas, to Olyphant & Co, Passed Angier April 4, Cape’ Good Hope May 14; had Light, bafling winds and calms for, 1¢ days; passed St, Helena Mi uy 23; June 9 crossed the equator in the Atlantic; May 8, lat 35 S, long 23 E. spoke British snip Stratton, from Calcutta for ‘London, of oe aan out; eed ue, ship Sussex from Bombay for Spithead, British F Mr) from? Calsuta for London, 60° da out; Pramnes (Sa) from kyber for Falmouth ray in lat $2.5, Jon 15 ia (Hall), from Batavia for off si, Helens, Prussian, aby 40 re London; June 6. Jat 25, lon 28 Glendower (Br), bound 33 a. a Brits! ish ship showing Amertean code, HN K P; Hark Anna xda (Br), Gann, Menton May UL with fruit, to Passed Gibraltar May 28, in com- _ 8, for Philadelphia, and brig Rowland, for New York. Had light winds the en- Rotterdam, 53 di Cecilia, from Adels tito ‘Dassage. Bark Minmanneth (of Scilly), Christopher. Rio Janetro, 34 days, with coffee, to Aymar & Co. June 20, lac 24 18, lot, OF &, spoke schr Belle, from, ipSusetiie’ for England Sept arella, Neal, Vera Crus 2) days, with flour, , re'F 1 Palo Be) McIntosh, St. Jago, 2 days, with ari Patillo (Br), Mel h stgar, to Morrison & Phillips, June, Be hE lon spoke whaling sehr D © Smnith, of Provi Hark Philena, Davis, Sagua, 10'da sy “vith sugar, &o, to Miler & Houghton. Bark Neveraink, Gibson, Cow Bay, 13 days, with coal, to Brett, Son & Co. Srig J R Nevius (of Demarara), Cole, Arroyo, PR, 15 days, wih sugar, &e, to Brett, son & Co @ Srig Stromn (ie), Hoyt, Kingston, Ja, 20 days, with to Brew frig stl (Br), Townsend, Montego Bay, Ja, 19 days, with oof ate Ayre ae Harbor, Ja, 26 days, with solomon & tig Gondotier (Rr), logrood, &e, to AH Brg Lije Ho mrihtagar to to Miller & Houghton. late Bri'Mercoles (Br), Krahl, Cienfuegos, 14 ds sugurito Fowler & Jor. Picked up at sea eight ne tng = one Fou, Ape , 17 days, with ughton, Davis (lat “Morton), Havana, 9 ‘on, Davis (late nie ap dare, June vowier had avery heary gah: a nd deck load of inolaasos, ae ite Be elle Bo nt, Cieatuegos, 16 days, with sugar bd De. & Co. rig 3 AL Bierce «i (Br), Ryder, Trinidad, Cuba, 22 days, ae suger. U P 1 Nevius £ sons. ig Wlencla, Susall, Neuvites, MM days, with molasses, to” Miller Aioughton, Bie Stet © Clark, Froethy, Neuvitas, 1¢ days, with mo- paon & Lu ns in Sherwood. Berry, Remedios, 12 days, with su- ray, Ferris & OSes fend Duncan, Remedios, 11 days, with sugar, to Meteal & Brig G Uering Pinkham, Sagua, 9 days, with sugar, to Brett, Sor Co. Brig Daiid Gwen. Chadbourne, Sagua, 9 days, with sugar, e anel, Minturn & ©o. Brig UKeunedy (of Portland), Merriman, Saguay 14 days, withsugar, dc, to ma Brig E tT Stewart, Holland. ‘Sagua, 8 days, with sugar, to ns Ponvert Brig 8} Crosby (of Portland), Crosby, Bridseport, OB, Cango, spe brig George Prescott, from Bridgeport, ch for New Yirk. Mdays, wth coal, to Brett. son & Co. June 2, off Brig Calp (Br), Carroll, Glace Bay, 12 days, with coal, to HJ De War &¢ Brig Alldon, Sawyer, Bangor. 15 days. with lumber, ae jowell, Demerara, 17 days, with sugar, Rose, lade, vasa, Miragoane, 4 days, with log- Ir. a & sear ‘Jonpiune i Knowles, Seott, Savanpah, S days, Sele Amw A Holton, Feld, Bea NC, 4 days, Sehr © Cadler. Tilton, Virginia. Sehr J Hitou art, Virginia. tle}, tieorgetown, DC. bs, Bangor, 16 Sehr ML Hail, Lawrence, Vortiand, Ct Sehr N Hirvey, Burse, Rondout for Boston, Sehr EB Abott. Bs Roadout for Providence, Wind at dinset SW, light, Marine Disasters. mJ W MSranx, of Pilladeiphia, parted her chaine fas E gale June 22, aid want ashore on Tybee Tsland. ane 18—The Grand Trianon, Newcastle.on-Tyne, last wilh a cargo of téak- Queenstown for orders. On belonging toW S TLishmsn Y 1 of Febru y. bound f the 17th of February ahe was apoken off Cuba by the brig Hartley, all well, since which time, however, nothing has been heard other, andthe Ueliet is that sho has beea lost aud the crew perished, Miscellaneous. The following tabia gives a summary of the vessels in the paths Selleing ee onto, Philedsiphi, Charieaiow" Savantall, Nobile, New Orleans and Galveston, at the latest accounts from each of those ports Spoken. Ship R MI Tucker, Cark, from Liverpool fot Philadelphia, June 18, lat 60, lon 13, Beis Harriet, from Ponce, PR, standing M, June 18, lat $1 30, no loa, Foretan Ports. Annovo, PR. June 3—In port brig Lizzie Daniels, for Baltimore, lig. moeveacs, YE mi oy from Royan 15th, France & Mex- “D NiBaxcatons, June T—-Arrived, Sofia, Garriga, New Or. Sailed Mathews, S!nza) p—salled, Baldi, Attwood, York; T2—Arrived, Joshua Loring, Lori pe = ‘Juoc 13—Shiled, Goodwin, Coffin, NYork. \%—-rrived, Annetta, Henderson, London date, bark Glasgow, Crane, from i Chamencheney for New NAGUA, June 18—Ia port bart Miante Gordon, for NYork (asroN, Ja, June 13—In port bark Banshee, for NYork, ack Champio for do do. Mora Sootian («), Quel VERPOOL, JiL ova » Quebec, ro) ih, {mperial, Smith, San Praneisco, Entout oo Aleppo (#), Harrison, N¥ork. Lonpox, Juue 18—Cleared, Kedar. Cowie, San Francisco. sEancem, June 12—Sailed, Alex Niel, Andrews, Philadel- Pitta, June ld—Arrived, Hil Wickberg, NYork . Tageacona, June 13—Arrived, Lbe, bartolomeo, NYork. American Ports. BOSTON. June 39, AM— Arrived, steamer Oriental New Orleans rk Parary (Port), Catral, St schrs Tonia ¥ Suit, Cre rie, Georgetown. DC; B KV Vaughn, Howell. do; Nellie © Paite, Doane: Maryland, Catheart, Gardner, Philadelphia; Milliken NYork. * r aiarks Heroine, Nickerson, Tarragona: Westera Pa Jone Charleston Harding, NYork; schrs Calista, Bevin (nay of Pembroke, Me, 169 , Scott, Union Island, oy “faitoa this forenoon, wind NNE—Brig Meteor bark Carrie Ii Long, a, Remedion: M e Creer, a, Mow Orion River Queen, Pensacola; cs sae rigs Mt Taker, from Gibara; Annie, from Ha- WACHARLESTON, June 80—Arrived, steamship E B Souder, PHILADELPHIA, June 29, AM—Arrived. bark Vietoria (Ham), Hoeffner, NYork; bi Cheviot (Br), Whil Ma. tani Mary Van lea McCobb, Port Spain; L $ bhindler, Lee, do; Hiawatha, ai ports Od Washburn Staples, Taunton, Ci) Bri m Welsh, strobr rldge, Genoa; schrs A Hammond, Paine, Charlestown: Soventy:stx, Te Teel, do; W @ born, Seull; Ocean Bird, ‘ketty helps, Cramer; an yers Tompson: Wave Crest, ak Btreaker Van Gaider A jdridge, Robinson ; aley Corson ; ‘Trade Wind, a tonens Sa A Boice, Boi nd Elmer, Haley, Boston; A T Cohn, Brower, Mald¢ ‘Chara, Studley, Portland ; Artio Garwood, Godfrey, Sal ; Patt way, Haley, Portsmouth; i {1 Naylor, Somers, Weymou! Snoieflake, Rose, Newburyport, steamer’ Saxon, Boston; ship Westmore- land, ‘gverpot bark’ Sarah King, ‘Loudou brig Veranda, jovtenbui Below—Hark Warrior, from London. Lawns, Del, June as,7 AM-—The. following vessels from Piiladeip ln Went to’sea yestentay:—Bark, Powlistan, for jie Ol et, St Matanzas; ‘brigs Anna, for St Thomas; Prince Alfred, for Jamaica; ' Clyde, for 8t John, NB; Harriet Amelia,” for Barhados; sel nia, fordo, Sehrs Sarah Purves, from Georgetown, for ‘onassett; Cordelia Newkirk, ES Phila- delphia for Commercial Point; Alquizar, from’ Virginia for ‘Thomaston, and Hattie, from Philadeiphia for Beltast, Me, were at the Breakwater yesterday, and in company with the Hlect before reported, about 125 ‘sail, went to :ea during last PORTLAND, June 23—Arrived, U 8 steamer Corwin, Key West via Port Royal; barks Dirigo, Blair, Cadiz; ‘Eliza Wale, Look, Grand Turk. TI; steamer Dirigo, Sherwood Cleared Brig Hyperion, Simonton, Inagua, Sailed—Bark M vis; prig Gipsey Qteon; schrs © F Young, Hattie Ross, and others, AN ‘Estab. Jose about 25 per cent on the Lo not calling at the Metropolitan Job Printin iishment, will find they will cost. Office, No. 97 N street. 1 he ‘T—A POC! KETBOOK, ON | FRIDAY AIRED OOM 4 ina Broadway car or going from the ear to 250 West Thirty-eighth street, The finder will be liberally fe Bm jd ieamteidirc as 0 97 Broadway, room 3. 4 i REWARDS, } IRED PROM rue SUBSCRIBER, ON FRIDAY, June 23. a brown pony, 14h, hands high, alightly spavined:; top buggy, one new wheel. The man was about five feet, ten inches, sandy complexion, ‘and appeared to be in poor health; cave his name as W. G. Bartlett, Any informa. tion of the above will be suitably reward WM. WHITCOMB, Astoria, 1. I. WILL PAY TEN DOLLARS FOR THE RETURN OF ‘@ small watch, lost or stolen from me on Saturday at 43g o’elock ; no questions will be asked. Address I. L. F,, Her- ald oftice. $5 REWARD.—LOST, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, A JU amail Case, with a pair of ladies’ Earrings and one gold Stud, Whoever will return the said earrings to No, 8 Last Broadway will receive the above reward und the thanks of the own: $200 REWARD STOLEN, FROM THE, PREMI- ses 24 and 26 Wooster street, on Thi June 27, 19 Coats and six pairs of Pantaloons, Will give auch informatiga as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of ‘the parties will recsive the above reward, Apply on the premises, OHN T. WALSH & CO. 1.00.0. -ate EINRS OF JOB PRINTING QUICK. . ly executed, at 25 por cent less than at ai otter place, at the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment, 97 Nassau direet. Begapivar THEATRE, ADMISSION 5) CENT Positively last week of the talented young actress, LUCILLE WESTERN MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, J ly, 2 amd By ho pubite demand three more performances o 4 ST, with LUCILLE WESTERN tn her wouderfal impersonation of RANCY, SYKES. 1776. RDA THE BINTHDAY OF LEBER ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE. LUCILLE WESTERN 2 gas of her wonderful impere FRIDAY, Wy r Sct AREW ALL BENEFIT OF OILL On Monday greta, July #, the lessee will have the Pleasure of presenting the Hie gti 0H xgnns artiste, rho will make ber rey appearance In Now York for twelve; Woaee fc. ira THRATER 1 mission #) cents. Tat nights ca of ths alen ected and bens fat! Sisters this season. reat burl entitled BE- TWEEN YOU AND ME AND THE Ti founded om Arrah-na-Pogue, 1a which jennie will ap- To commenge Merth ther HES LC LION, Benent of the popular hy sgl, DONNELLY. Benefit of B. A. Stage Manacer Doors open at73¢; curtain rises at 8. ‘Monday, july 8—Fire® appearance of ZOE, the Cuban sylph. , aapaaaing A THEATRE—THE fpene-20- tl tam weeks of, tO Beni i OF a (CRs. meme mats, Noall VER rNiGuT E CEPTING TURSDA MarINEES THURSDAY. aula tang and SATURDAY, Jats ABS IN THE! AOTS, and *SOMPOMANES BROTHE es ONT THe, TRAPEZE. Mr. and Mrs. GOMERSAL ta Company ia PERF. Admission $0 cents. Private boxes served, 60 cents Oxted, OWBRY TH. B Last week of Kae KATE FISHER. 8; ile of the ey feat Ga! sae Hin with the celebrated Horse THe eLdMUS. FOURTH OF JULY. TWO PERFORMANCES. CADEMY oF MUSTO. T, Maguire and Professor Hei Reapgearance of the wonder! boy a nee of the wonderrul ALL it and ea ae WEEK of RIAL 3 APANUSH TROUPE, as they sail for v 10, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Matinoes, Wednesday and Saturday. Grand Holiday Matinee, on Thursday, July (at 2 otclook. office open on Thursday, June 27,'at 9 LXYMPIC EP orie Ee. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 1, and during the week. a. NATIONAL NAUTICAL DRAMA, In four acts, Uy De Walden. produced with onticely new scenery and wonderful mechanical effects, including the startling sc esiruction of the British Trow- the ‘Dodger, er I. PORTLAND FROMONTORY, With distant view of the White Mountains —b. 8 Opening Chorus. “tA Cheer Bully Boys. Bo’sen, "Hleuben Graydon'’s Wedding. seize vessels and run the blockade. o al wauted, THE WED NAUTICAL DIVERTISSEM by eight young ladies, who disguise themetvey as sailor bova, to serve their country and. the 1 ‘The Plot. Reuven Drugged., The Sigual Light. |The Plot Devoated. Zhe Signal, Lik. “Shute! Shute away. ‘You can’t put ous the ‘The British Tron.clad at anchor 1m the open sea, near the entranes of Casco Bay., Designed by Hough ed by Hawthorne, of the Arch street theatre, ileal expressly for this plece, by the kind permission of the MO ANORAMA OF THE COAST AND ALDEN'S ae by R. Smith, of the Chestnut street theatre, Phil the kind rmission of W. E. Sinn, Manager, In this grand tableau of the Destruction ot the Iron-clad., or 111.) ALDEN'S HOCK, designed by Sande ted by D. Sirong. The survivors nt of the wreck, The Tikng of the tide. Reuben’s heroise. A sail! aeaili The rescue of the survivors, Act. THE RAMPARTS OF FORTRESS ice | by D. Strong. | The State Prisoners, |The Consp ‘Trick. “Farragut’s Bo'sen accused of High tenienced to death, evolve of Saucy to eave hia Alara on the ramparts, ‘The herole gir! shot. She falls into the Arrival of Admiral Farragut and stag. preceded by the garrigon band and # guard of honor. Englishman in = Lying is easy. They. tind it ard. “rake them away, court mari and hang them to.m: Poni le nig me Not ‘eagliale fom of Farragut’s Bo'sen and GRAND NATIONAL FINALE. AM! KINDS OF JOB, MERCANTILE, LAW AND rical Printing promptly dons low rates, dat Printing Establishment.” Oflice, iy the Metropolitan Jol Nassau street, A WARTIFICIAL, PADDINGS | ARE) ABSOLUTELY + destructive to health and beanty. Madame JUMEL'S Mammarial Balm and Patent Klevaiors develop the bust tieet"Parilare ren, Soli by ar san deals every whe ‘ATIONAL TRUST COMPAN OF THE CITY OF NEW TORK. Capital $1,000,000, Shares $100 each, NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. The third instalment of Gtteen per cont will be due and payable on the Ist day of July, 186%. Subscribers are re- quested to call at the Ninth National Bank, No. 368 Broad. way, and pay the same, bringing their receipts with them, of remut to the Company by cheek, to the order of the Com- A «mall portion of the capital stock remains unsub- sertbed, Application within a few days is recommended to those desiring to secure stock. New subscribers from this date will pay $40 per share at the time of subsortbing, and the balance in easy instal. ments, or the entire amount may be paid in At once and in- terest allowed to the average day of payment of the calla, Circutars with full information may be obtained at the temporary office of the company, at the Ninth National’ Bank, 963 Broadway, corner Franklin street, Now York, AH eens A- PACKER a Ro ANNON, TH OMAS 2 AD Commissioners, JOSKPH HENRY | ook, HO HAS A STOCK OF GOODS OR STORE AND good business for an improved Western farm and sae complete ? Owners only address Western, Herald TANTED TO PURCHASE—A SODA gee AND Sarsaparilla Machine complete. Address, with lowest Price, Machine, Herald office, HOUSES, KOOMS, wl.. WANTED, AY, Bt Rs Rage gon. PRINTING TO BE HAD AT AN Printing Establishment, No. 97 } ih, Saaee at ery per hand less rates than eleewhere. SMALL AND NEATLY FORNISHED Cottage, not over an hour oe a hal egy of trast importance; Teotanete, bog hox 5,896 Pout office, giving particulars, ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND baw = Menta suitable for Housekeeping in th hones in Jersey City. items or Bi Brook hageecne neigh Address J. M., Yost ollice box ANTED—A WASTED-A SMALL HOUSE IN THE, COUNTRY not more than an hour's ride from the city ‘and of ousy access to it; would prefer a few nores of land with the houses must be in & ig healt, locality and good nelabborheed. roadway, New York, with fuli W Avenir ® SMALL HOUSE, RITHER NEAR THE tral Park or in in Becekira; 5 it must be in a healthy vox 4,668 Post 4 good x office, New York, with itn ful part pertienlars ANTED TO RENT—A NICK SMALT COMFORTABLY ed House. having siable and belonging’ to saan, all in order, 1n #01 ‘nv! healthy locality, not more than sixty alles out, on the line of some Tallrond and Bot too. far trot Would buy the place after the first years’ oseupation hee aid rage Family amalland responsible. | Possession about the first of Se; Xo faucy pi Address, with full a i Ciatin & Co., New LADY NATIVE oP | FRANCE) RX Cl desires: either in eepael. Cains an teacher of ry A NE are : dress T. C., Sarnia, We rites es. AT ZOWNEEND'S, 200 BOWERY. PRIVATE INSTRUC. tion, day and evening, in Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, bra, Spallla : reduces fo Saiy.” Teen oF writing lessons ieawons, $2 50. y department. BOWERY. ¢ CORNER CANAL, AND 847 ls, ‘Algebra "Grammar 30, Wet thm + fastruetion day and’ evening, to vacations T PAINE" DVANTAG EOUS SITUATION MAY BE HAD Ix mercantile Bese, bankers, compat oaks, sem! aries, after ten days lessons of autog cer phic writing nnd int’ Apply 1 Lithograp! wr a aographie- Eetabisament, RRACE GARDEN—TO-NIGH' Third avenue, between Parvscelghth and Fifty-ninth ste. ‘Propricter PHILIP BERNET. muBOD OIE THOMAS POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS. cone Tits PERSON AT. DIRECTION), 8 (MONDAY) EVENING, July 1, L Maret i anya dt ei 2. Overture, “ Nabuco’ §. Polka Mazurka, © Armin Arm’? (new 7. Ave Maria, Solo 8. Ballet de Is Reine a ‘weba c Merry Wiv NI 16, Wat der Znoenen piatien Bona (new) Stroman Ballad, “Her bright smi .. Wrightom BOLO VOW CORNET, tir. #. DIETZ: juadrilie, “La vie Parisienne” (new ) i CONDUCTOR THEO! THOMAS, ents. D4* BRYANT. RYANE, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY T-4ND Positively last nights of SHAMUS O'BRIEN, and repetition of THE IRISH BARON, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 8 Will be produced an entirely NEW IKISH DRAMA, written, exprosaly. fo for Mr, tee i Hen aed Morford an@ THE ian syervenrs NEW MUSEU! MONDAY EVENING. Salp h ana dering, tae. week, will be performed the LE AUBEROISTE; THE POSTILLION DF BUNVILLE, in which Song Albaugh, Metkif, Daly. Evans, Miller, into; Aten ‘herrell, Mineee Nelson, Ada ‘ada ‘Monk, McClollans I appear. GRAND MATINE! WEDNESDAYS AND 341 SArURDANS, ATSP. M. AGRAND HOLIDAY’ raked) MANCE. Admission, 3) cents; children, 15 cente, RIFFIN & CHRISTY'S: INSTRELS, Zand 4 West ilepcondiaamas © street, adjoining Fifth Avenue LAST WEEK oF you SS. he Hall will be redecorated and will reopen some time In Auge "yh week, THF. GREAT BLACK ome BURLESQUE. Fleappearsnes of Mr. OTTO BURBA Doors open at 7. To commence at te _Saturday evening, June 29, Beuefit of 6 WH. Grima. 2 BUTLER'S CAN THEATRE, a Manager and nuher W. Butler. nightly thro oy at im ‘and enthusiastic audience, pares eae” PEA ‘OFT LAU ing ER ‘AND ROARS OF APPLA! $ Spne- Dili of novelties this week, na cal oR, THE Terstt 1} Putonax ith, with a splendid cast. eee satite ‘ul aie Toa, with the sestin eat oy sof the aay chm = AMME EVERY EVENING. e Matinee at 2 vague OPERA HOUSE, Bi First week of pase Bu Tne Post Railroad Explosion, Jenny Gi , Hamlet Saucy Sam, The ‘Auctioneer, Donte Ci Danes, jonal Tableau, The Goddess of Liberty, &c., Bt the Six Star Comedi USICAL SOIREE» DISTRIBUTION OF PIANOFORTES U. 8. MUTUAL PIANOFORTE ASSOCIATION, on FRIDAY, July 6, 1867, at 8 o'clock P. Muy at Dodworth Hull, 06 Broadway, acTickete of admigston to be had at the warerooms of the VQLINTON ALT, ASTOR PLACE, ix-Penny Savings Bank), 4 Hy hibition. Pianos sold t r ly $300 In mom ht i iaaimeno only i080 wen Tron books open daily. Perea Cesopsing oubeeribers batore the next distribution ha a) 3 erg ae with older mem. T INTERNATIONAL heey guy ed ganas Patt MONDAY, 39) egy aie ner LAT SRNR OLNEY EW YORK ASSEMBLY ROOMS, AL ade BE- Twent; nth atrecta Biono. ROsTeREGrtiCON, Be 3 ne (BBS, ith a superb fetches, ete comabin anaes the prore I 3 al PoaiteNtA. the the great sas meee tioey tenine Bieta Ca bite Hiton, 68 » be. cei WEDNESDAY oe RDAY. 0 cents, way Rear Shingle, twin sister to 5 YOUNG LADY, ES NAS HAD EBXPRRIENCE lik with ebildren, would like to tegshnnd ihe catire charge arent 5, comfortable botee more an reference furnished. Ad- OGRE PITS, hades A NY ag pg ac, FOR summer.—Mosars. oadway, will ah Private instructio ca evening, @ duriag the summer ‘Book k: Comméreial metic, Ac, and Rt pupus for Tall ese. Gentle. fem an ctr pale Crone AND Pb tid CARDS NEATLY AND p A veg} ot Nassau e-reet Lhe Metropol tae Job Printing Batab- G OE Rg eo and wi panishe ae. to ay 180 Klanes, Vi t, kina Viti i Phomagraphy iy. ao, LL KI.ns oF LAW | PRINTING CAREFULLY BX cuter, at rates Wb per cnn tho Mstgopoitan Jou Printing. tetabl than at Re ie hr BAuiNO, CLAIMS: egeines THE ESTATE At the residence sarees beiween Baud WA, ry ander, i ae Sn pce hed Press hoc aolorn ant Gh ieter tates leanne ee fa aa, wince at ine ‘Wetropéditan Job Priaung veut, a bow yt OFFI: 19 AND. tM ROADW. ‘AY. RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. A‘ DESCRIPTIONS or son ri eee ROM ‘and carefully Gzequled, ot Ys ‘cont lose nga chan a other es at ie Retropoucan Job rash nn eS ALNUT, CHIE: eoamelied Chamber, Puraitare, mais Ne te ee a —nhntanainane A. and warranted, at FARI Canal street, opposite Wooster.