The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1867, Page 3

‘To this will soon be added the Intercolenial, the Wel- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mngton, Gray and Bruce, and other railways, SALES AT THE REW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. ‘Wapmeapay, July 86 P. M. ‘The railway ebare market was very Grm this morning, prices being higher than at the close of business last ul ‘evening, and, although about noon ut became somewhat | (120) T Wregtlar, s brisk demand for all the speculative stocks nw ant in during the afternoon, and quotations were farther | 126%) US advanced, The upward movement is materially assisted me ‘by the extreme abundance and cheapness of money, | gi99 eens having been made freely to-day at 4a 5 per cent b=] @@ governments and 5 « 6 on railway and other col- | 10901; Beterala, There is, too, very little employment for ‘ome jenpital outside of the Stock Exchange, the supply of | 909 eommercial paper offering for discount being light. The | 1100 Dest grade passes at 6a 7 per cent, and the next best at po: 794 9. The crop prospects continue highly favorable, | “2009 hence the railways extending westward, and par- - 17 such as are like the Chicago and Northwestern | gvon0 Toads, will experience @ large tnorease of trate | 28 d the harvest prove to be abundant, The outside | 1000 ic, however, seem to take little or no interest as an im the present speculations om the Stock Excbange. wy ¢ A more cheerful feeling than bas been observable tor | 100 Mer: ly & year prevaila among business men, and it is | 3? Ban! £ believed that the depression which the trade Boenuet ia the country has experienced will be succeeded by a | 135 "OUth ding reaction. This expectation wil! probably | vowed 7 realized, and @ steady appreciation of values will ‘do... 97 place. A strong reaction from the stagnation and Del & 97 a sspeet 23! which followed the financial panic of last im England has eet im there also, and consols lately more than five per cent within @ month, Other ts failed to rise to the same extent, because the still timid, preferred console for safety; but ually confidence will be strengthened, and all classes sound dividend paying securities, as well as business , Will be likely to participate in the-improve- i, The panic referred to was directly traceable to termination ef the war in this country, and the effect peace having been fully discounted, a correspondiog covery is only natural. Thus on both aides of the tic we shell see financial and commercial affairs under the influence of restored confidence am abundant supply of money. At the ten o'clock a of the open board New York Central sold at 1%; Erie, 67% a%; Hudson river, 110%; Reading, lichigan Southern, 78% « 79; Cleveland and burg, 86% a %; Rock Island, 97% @ 3; North- D, 46% a %; do. preferred, 66% a %; Fort jayne, 100% (ex. d.); Western Union Telegraph, 45% a ; Pacific Mail, 14034. At the first regular board the railway ehare market active and strong, and a general improvement ia took place, The express stocks were quict but oe SS Se E g é een ‘s§2a55uTSSEEEEEE Ee COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wi Common continued dull and depressed.” fi anzious to ‘call and rather forced oan, which accounts lolders’ were for respectable ate of sales, Frices were not materially lower aa a ganeral Tula, (hough some transactions indicated malig were about 1,70u bales, We re quote: Eland Florida, Mc td ‘no sales. 247 bbls, four, 719 do, and are Si sedvnat iene eaeye Soa” prises decifned 16ers ; “partlouteriy “on ot fe California, oo aul ‘and ower tae sales Southern flour was dull, with sales ‘of 160 ‘bone at! oder tons. Rye four was quiet; 250 bbls. e! ehanged owners Now York Central closed 1% higher than at tbe | Tower” sulea® bois Paitar at aba We quale es time yesterday; Erie 1%, Hudson river %, Poleraee Slate ana Womens. fe: $8 00 higan Central 3, Michigan Southern 2%, Cleve- Ghee Btate. wore 4s 1078 ‘and Toledo 3, Rock Island 134, Northwestern me yeh omer ol festern 625 11 75 do, preferred 1%, Fort Wayne %, Obio and Mis- | Wessern isede veander ne renee os 98 PPI certificates %4, Pacide Mall 4, Cumberland | Porev'and extra do. vos be 134, Western Union Telegraph 3, Adams Ex- Sivornie four (9 -RO-a 1400 1, American Express %. Government securl- | §7¢,10U" A oop ad Cornmeal, Bran 6x0 pyrere very firm and moderately active, Coupon five- ies of 1865 advanced 4, ten-forties 4, seven- notes of the second series 3. Among the State peks Tennessee sixes of the new issue advanced % ; ih Carolina sixes %, while Missouri sixes de- %. r the call the market was somewhat irregular, atthe one o’clock session of the open board New Contral sold at 105 a 1053¢; Erio, 6734 a %; Had- River, 1100 110%; Reading, 109% a 4; Michigan n, 19% 0 80; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 86% a %; k Island, 973 a 4; North Western, 4634 a 3; do. jerred, 6634 a %; Fort Wayne, 100% a i; Western Telegraph, 45% 8 %. ere waa no later sersion either of the regular or open board, bute brisk business was transacted in sower ball of the Stock Exchange and afterwards on street, the market being buoyant up to the close, at -past five, when the following quotations were cur- :—New York Contral 105% a %; Erie, 68% 0 34; ing, 100% a 34; Michigan Southern, 70%; Cleve- and Pittsburg, 86% a 3; Northwestern, 46: do. ferred, 67 a %; Rock Island, 97% a 4; Fort Wayne, a%. “4 EN that Mr. Henry Keep, the President New York Central Railway Company, contemplates ing his office very soon in consequence of the Prime 3 2 Milwaukee was of ordinary were at lower fi 15,000. Dushels at $1 9 a $2 for be a No. 2 Milwaukee, 2 Corn was steady, The sales were 70,000 a ies % for common to fair Western mixed, 110 for prime-the last eales at the Latter tuto 90s. & for unsound, $1 10 for Southern white, and $1 aa gut ed kiln Rye was dull, with sales of 7,000 bushels West- ern at $190. Barley and malt were quiet nts were ann githe opening, but subsequently became heary and sold lower, firm with the decline recove were 50,000 bushels at 710. a 740. for Western, a for Ohio and State, Fretenrs were dull, but rates were frm. The an Ments were:—To Liver ¢ charters we: A 3.500 bble. petroleum oj hoes ager at 4. ee Fart Rico iat atte a aS emmoonee (att tous orto Rico and buck, a Peay Food tons) to Bridgeport ‘uae to Pei nt Sper tou, Genny Chora We heard of exles 3f 100 balen at S8Ke, 6 GORNy Baas ruled duil and nominal. Har. jmmanrfed was oa oY heavy at 950. a $1. Rotail tobe iommanded 61 10 Hors were in paerete, ‘amend, and prices were steady. Sales 60 bales, at 50c. a 7Uc, Hemp ruled dull, and prices were entirely nominal. es.—The market continued heavy. The demand terme sales we heard of were 200 hhds. Bar. spirits turpentine raed dull but quite ‘at the decline notiged’ in our last. | The ‘sales were only bole. ‘at 58igc. a Ble. Straight lots, ‘free, were obtainable at 58%c. Pere yery dull, Priees were, nominally uncba: Naval Storas etead: 590... oy ‘50 do. in bond, at about Rosins jes the saled bis. Washi $8 7 of other duties, and that his successor is likely lagtoa een yews a either Mr, Baxter or Mr, Fargo, cided change "We quote n61 fT cant aed 81 €V1n bls was a moderately large volume of business er Kinds were dill and unchan antl cted in government securities across the counters aeeteat damidediy hg ates wed irene | Drm the dealers, and the tendency of prices was upward. ih, at 120, Ley 5 uw eontinaed to be attracted by the low price of | Strings and the {aTorabe able adrots from Antwery: wenties of the new issue of 1865, known as “Andy fata general pening beldere, oe an wi ’s,”” and they sold up to 106%. At the close of it straw to white at 24) Mio, pre Mign Phitadeipbin the market was excited ny decided with a sale of standard white reported, for July, at 31: sales, besides, were 4,000 bbls. standard whlts, for July, ‘Me, a We, ana 1,800 do. do,, for September, at ée,, buyer's Provisions, —| 50 Weis. RO for tee ina very limit it sel firm, demand! im all cases full prices, "while some were The sales comprise about 1,600 bbis. at i the market was strong at the subjoined quota- :—Registered, 1881, 108% a 1093¢; coupon, 1881, 6 mK; 5-20 registered, 1862, 107% a %; 5-20 1862, 110% 0%; 5-20 coupon, 1864, 107% a 136; 620 coupon, 1865, 107% a 108%¢; 5-20 coupon, January and July, 106% 8 %; 6-20 coupon, 1867, 40 for ‘new mess, loving at the outside price a M; 10-40 registered, 100% = 101%; 10-40 io ferscea 13 128 918.90 for prime, 4 $a pon, 101. aX; August, 7-30, 106% 0%; June, 7-30, | ere made to the extent of 15) bbls. at $18.0 $24 for plato mess, a $23 0 $8 for cew extra mess. Bee! pa gl of 100 bi ‘We quote:—$38 a $39 e Son wenueehay cute vay July, 7-30, 106% a %; July compounds, 1100; August do, do., 118% 0119; Ostober , de., 117% 0 118; py seth teas May ice for oe lat it ante Were (8 ed 5000, DN © DG er es ae 0 363 nen at Bie. a B3Ge. Hor shoulders, and “s ber do., do., 115 a; October do., do., 114% Lard was eo and nom! foe. rime, steam kettle rendered, quotations were inactive and ime "Rice was Gull, with small sales of Caroling at 120. a 18g pehCGtt-cRaw was moderately active gold market was strong and advanced from 1383¢ opening to 138%, with the closing transactions at %. The supply of eoin was in excess of the demand, loans were made without interest and at 3a 4 per for carrying. The meeting of the extra session of operated in favor of speculation for a rise, there wae @ considerable amount bought in antici- of @ higher premiam. The bears at the came seemed disposed to ‘cover’ rather than extend contracts, their opinions respecting the future of the market baving undergone modification wpecie shipments to-day consisted of $350,000 by Palmyra, and $56,000 by the City of New York; le the Os ‘aa from Boston took $186,000, foreign exebange market is seedy bod dull, with undertone Beakers’ bills bn England, at sixty were quoted at 110 a 34; at three days, 110% 8 %; bills, 109% a %; bdille om Paris, at sizty G.18% @ 6.1254; at three days, 6.10% a 6.10%. aoialions. ‘The sales were 695 bude. at in Ue. as, ‘orto Rico, and Cubs private terms; also 150 “nee Kinds were dull ter . Western, io bond, ai S70. = We. Eatery a the batter figure. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. Bxeiting Debate Resolution te Arraiga Membere for Contempt, ‘The Boaré mes yesterday st eleven o'clock, the Pre- sident ip the cbeir, Mr. Joho Green, the Clerk, and bio assieteats were Gleo Ip their eeats af the bour ap- pointed. Mr. Furey @oved that al! (he members who wore ab- bent to-day be “fetched’! before the ber of the house. Mr. Haaruas—Ané@ not be allowed te take their eeate ‘anti! (bey apologised before the bar of this house. That a bow J Understand the motion, and | bope is will be adopted. Mr. W. R RonseTs wished to know if the gentiomen who wore oot sotfed of the special meeting by the ser. geant-ot-arme could de beid in contempt for aot being abarge are still Sapiens san: genta 206 show aslight tmprevemens, At she Ares. board Gregory Gold closed 10c, higher than at the time yesterday, selling at 6726 (8. 8); Smith and 20c., selling a8 $465 Corydon sold as $2.05 8); New York Gold O6c.; People's Goid and Silver, se So ts wt ou y metied, Batre new one cannon be vad In oa uniess it be actually presented. The moot Gey FE interest be, to you, as person im whose name it than 3,487 pel pled rmgpicatene of whieh cost $138,960,400, The following te derived from officiel sources: — ; _ $23,556,081 sat 80, 704,095 345 = 1,082,860 25% «1,672,853 7 y of contempt, b ‘willing to favor “ if i were amended 60 a8 to inelude every 7 who wee abeent from the reguiar moetings of s sSegntt fie moni ot a hen iis fal mostings weve “ a 108 td NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1867. tng, and he found out before he entered hcuaber whet would be the sesule af tne noun He ‘Mr, Hanruan autocratically remarked that ‘tbe ma- {EOS Damemtom here's night to decide whether Ff and lost, Mr. W. R - but a motien resolution room ; mm to soeen ba! a lay that om the A fey cree nn were the ration Man dle was defeated, Papas rates the Airativa br dace rg after Mr, Lg oy iotly vacated wont and was about retiri from the ‘Chamber, when tt Lowe cpdaimen tM ss Me rreadent direct the Sorgeant-at- Arms to arrest Mr. Hartman;” but the recusant mem- Der succeeded in making his eecape. As there were now only oi een serphere in the and as it was im to adopt any “general ler,’ @ motion to urn till Monday next at two was carried, a2 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ay * Suriot iKER—DaRx.—On Wednesday, July 3, by the Rev. Dr. Scott, Davin 8 Baxzn to Max Dane all of this hiladetphia papers Please copy. Masranes-Lreon en Tuesday, July 2, by the Rev, Thomas Farrell, pastor of Ao Joseph's church, Sixth avenue, Davrp Ma Monticello, N, Y., to Many a ee of this city, icCarray—Rvouiv.—On Tuesday, July ae Beers Sane tegekie: by. ithe Saws Rev. J. th wa ARTHY, 0! ester, to Exry C,, daughter of Wm. Rudkia, of Brooklyn, No carday one Newrox—Garay.—On Monday, July 1, at Claremont Reformed ebarcb, Prooklye, by by the. Rev. Wm, Enyard, assisted a oy Rev. E. rier, D. D., Ecamns Nawronw to Exrew W. Gray, daughter of John A. Gray, Esq., all of Brookiya. "eCK—FLERMAX.. eer 2 July 2. at bap ried rd the toi o,, Bezon Sa ; Sunderland, pal BBRI Pace to MaTiLDs Save Mnume Ont Taceday July 2, at the — of the Holy Communion, ne ae "Rev. J. Cuartas E. Rav to‘Inens, mee of the ne Henry Miller, Eeq,, all of this city. Wednesday morning, July 3, Onand Catharine Allen. ALLEN, 51 ves and friends of the family are respect- ih iiy tuvited to attend the riday afternoon, ree mr “Hecethac dy brea 5 Tair Sspane between Thirtieth an Streets, without fur ther notice, han Atwe.t.—At Port Richmond, Staten Island, on Tues- day, pe Fg) Epwarp ©. Arwst, twin son of Willian 0. irasia A. Atwoll, aged a2 years and 8 months, “Relatives ‘and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, Boat leaves from’ erg 19 North river at twelve M. Wednesday, July 3, Lavina Davos, relict big Lor Devon, aged 84 years and 7 months, relatives and those of her sons, Jacob, Guberaea'W and William Devoe, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 86 Columbia street, on Friday afternoon, at balf-past one o’clock, The remains will be taken to Greenwood, Franx.—Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, July 2, at pe ee pena Javsy Frank, daughter of Jacob Frank, “tone Tineet will take place from the residenee of her brother, Albert Frank, No. 422 West Twenty-second treet, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock. GragaM.—On Tuesday, July 2, Jouy F, Guasam, fn the 43d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are requested attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half- om wa Q' ae from No, 234 West Twentieth street. fednesday, July 3, Jexsuag Haver, “a. Er and friends of ay oe are J Pyacapentie 4 invited to attend the funeral, y afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 5 Esse: pil wi City, N. J. Huaarr.+On Wednesday evening, Jul: ALEXANDER, n eee and Mary I Hugart, aged 6 years and 4 mol The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally fovited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, from the residence of his parents, 406 West yrortieth street, McGea.—On Tuesday, July 2, at bor late residence, No, 95 East Eighty- fourth Caaettt Marr F., wife of Robert McGee (formerty Mrs Way), 64 years. The relatives and friends oft the family, also the mem- bers of the Honing and Thirty-fourth ‘street Methodist Episcopal cl are respectfully invited te attend the Tuners from ‘he Yorkville Methodist Episcopal cburch, on from afternoon, at ene o'clock, without further invitation. MoGuryx,—On Monday, July 1, In the country, Ax- prew E, McGurwn, in the 33d year of his age. His remains will be taken to St Stephen's chi Twenty-eighth mgieotyd Baonag) this (Thursday) morning, mine o'clock, a igh mass of requiem will be celebra: ry =a those of his brother, Rev. Dr. McGlynn, are Vago tw ne Now —0n me ies = Noe by er Ana "None: Joun Orro Nowemaxen, ‘only | on maker, aged 6 years and 9 months. The funeral will take piace this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his uncle, Denis M. Egan, No. 33 Weet Warren The remains will be taken to Flatbus! tery. 0’ Toonz. On Wednesday, July 3, Wutiay, the beloved son of Andrew and Kate O'Toole, aged 1 year, 2 months ee ee in (Ire! ) papers please Pappon.—On Wednesday, nA 3, of congestion of the brain, Rossar W. Papvpow, aged 6 years and 6 months, ‘The rectipenns Santen Me commis oe Cones bers of New York No. 830, F. A. M., and Manbattan Mirren poe No, 184, RA. ML, are o sanpestfa invited to the funeral, from. the residence of bis parents, corner of Myrtle and Lewis avenues, Brooklyo, op Bn Friday morning, at half-past ten o’clock, Prvgextox.—On Tuesday, July 2, Letitia, wife of J. L._Pinkerton, after a short illness. The frieuds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 825 West Fifteenth street, on Friday afternoon, at two oui Iphit iM lade! iy jease copy. T.—At Loewe ¢ steamer ¥ je de Paris, on Mon- TLLIAM Post, Senior, of the city of New day, June 24, York, 61 years, His relatives and friends are requested to attend bis faneral, without further notice, from bis late residen No, 16 East Twenty-third street, on Friday afternoon, three o'clock, Qcixian.—On Taceday, July 2, Jenoms Josera, son of Philip &, and Mary Theresa Quinlan, aged 10 montbe and ‘2 days, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Friday afternoon, at two o’¢lock, from No. 464 “econd avenue. Roows.—On Wedo , July 3, Susarvan Roomn. ‘The veeand fri are respectfully in ro] to at- tend the funeral, from ber late a gee No. 404 Weat Twentieth street, on ae By moraing, at half-paat ten o’clock, without farther notice. Roonay.—At the residence of her father, 75 Hester street, Brivget AGes Roowsy, in the 23d year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family ny Invited to at- tend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at ‘clook. Tuoursoy.—At the Highlands, on Wednesday, ay, Jaly 3 aucel, wife of John I Thompson, cm te Funeral from the Byecon cbhured ab Eeedek, on Friday morning, ton o'clock. The reiat:vos and are tavited (0 attend. Boats leave from foot of PGwongn On Wedtentay moraing, Joly 8, uanvorre morning, July HAR: Puarnart, wife of Edwin Teresa, and daugbier of the late Thomas W. Pearsall. at het late residence, eee street, Man- Aner ot cree pat esevign 10 be Weld on afternoon, at one Episcopal churob, Tweaty-ser- ‘enth attest, Relatives and friends are javited to aitend without fartber notice. ponaie meee, on Wednesday, July 3, Meacr wife ~ Danie! Young. bg tend of funeral to-morrow. MUSICAL, Ra, CAT. xD EVERY VARIETY erg Saeed et ta ment the Neseau st. GRAN, ou, rane, nao, np ke re 2 WEST ons PRES BE = a) apap “a wil be, Aad ORA! | Beha gees een ns INSTRUCTION, A ‘FOREIGN LADY Labr oF cow RXPE A Brass, sires ao Uy Oe yj FRENCH nag hide , ee OPOLITAN JOR PRINTING Esta OLtal eat is ai us etrert, variety of work ie at lower votes shee ‘eleewhere. RESTAURANTS. Atta DESCRIPTIONS or jon FAINTING FING PROMPTLY care! errou cent less than tind lane, ak tha Metropoitian Jeb’ Privuing belabl jassan street. ated ta atari tae Cream onan vateneets Sindee atthe. southe BT otter of Fifty.ninun street and Sisth aren se gettin one & siete FURNITURB. STARTING RARE CHANCE T A. Bonsexceprng. ho —The rARTIEG roe ap a i te Td ims Nath avenee, top z Sinteenin PMA Bony bt Pd gyri aby Oe Pen pe area eee a4 ares given it required. 373 ng aeetet tn fhe: country. crehate ite “spi ape froning; 1s not afraid to work; 454 WEST MTH 8T.—A we JEWISH GIRL Rousskaensc, af to child about two years, with a fi wish fam’ treatment required, eo cr callon Miss, mao, as al Aer, LiOv Wine 90 TELVEE We seit, OR STRAYRD—FROM CORNER OF FLAT. 508 bush avenue and Baltic street, Brooklyn, 0047 tee eee oul a1F ak ko Much an object as PO | Mare, about 10 youre old about IB Kenda Nake dee we RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED | WOMAN Apply as above to Michael Farre gace given if requ ired, “Taquive st he stamauder Works, red, “Inquire att foot of Weat 1ith sh, for nave Gaya. iba. OR a REWARD OF $2,000 WILL BE FACUSERKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A A. Fetaract property taken frou iid’ Aik Pontos Joung indy who would ake ihe entire chargo; is com. | street, on Friday morning last, and all communications poate family Oa ia areas J. . io. 28 w haciee diame a areh a f - idowe gfe pre idreus md Harrings, constaing of elght or nine dia Perintend the housekee! partment, and desirous only Ranging, marked Julia MoM Bf obiaining a comforcable home for i Au oe cet Semroranle Rene! i, er services, Address © ahead carat diamond Bracelet, set ‘plata in half inch gold the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment, 7 Nassau st, Eapliasans's tees comas Eeeeiinin, ss to: Reman, 300 00) A WET NURSE WANTED-INQUIRE AT NO. 6 ort Bees gold d Chaing. drenty. te carat nn 0 $00) a near 4th ay. Louis aud Mre, Hansen's Nurse | ath ) schibrneish frm of tre foe, gola atamne attached to i GOOD DINNER COOK WANTED—FOR A BESTAU. nt unded 7a bles. Bs and has Herald that unders| ‘Sinclair House. 8th Wane D—AN AMERICAN WOMAN, TO ASSIST uy’ ite in housww le able ana fying in th the country. of aud be Went ih st P. M., att ~ ofiee of ea at between Uni raiversity place and Broadway. — — tah, wishes in Europe. the French employer's, 318 Grove at, Jersey C A Sonioe. ‘Address box “1.218 Pout totes, Ne N.Y. iin Ste Willing ig och ao emiey. 7 wees, Address ____DR¥_soops. Cipeens CARPETS, CARPETS. —GREAT siiaaing in aaa! 08 00 Clete, bergalas fn Maing Druggets, Wi 40, __ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE! CHRISTOPHER. 8T.—A PROTESTANT ris 3 seamstress and chambermaid. Apply to Mra. Lowi SALES AT AUCTION, | UCTION POSTERS, CARDS AND CATALOG | ial at low rates and tu the best cake 200 ES tan Job Printing Establishment, No. 97 Nassau atreet. pase 41ST ST.—A SINGLE lg yyy IN A STRICT. D KE lis ut privale fe family; no no eujeruen & to fox? = Nya iy can BY MINER'S SOMBBYILLE—UNION SQUARE, Coruer Twenty-fifth street and a Bluth vs avenue.” Ste Wlisoman somanw and Pi, being cnniaianlit een Of our national indepeu- 1290 SIXTH AVEROB, NEAR NI felling ont, below cos, iia WARRINGTON, ST.—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED aod Straw Goods; has also on hand tates ite a 15 Fees, wi mn. th aby ait weeks old, as wet nurse; good 15 WASHINGTON ST.-A RESPEUTABLE MARRIED woman, with a baby two months old, as wet nurse. STANTON ST. NEAR : CHRYSTIR—A NUMBER. OF I recommended German girls. Mrs. Lowe's Ger-- man Tretltenee CHARLES 8T.-A YOUNG GIRL FROM. THE REGULAR HORSE SALB FOR ERIDAY, WILL BE POSTPONED. dhs peat regular sale will take place on TUESDAY, married ladies and misses, oogibining elegance with pet fe drab and brown Hats from $1 00; French per sprig. SEPM HEGEMAN, 0% FRIDAY, July 5, at 10 o'clock A. M rooms, corner of Willoughby and Pear Iya, 8 general ansor‘mnent of foae god eld Parlor, Chiantor and. Dintty at ‘all Be Brussels and te Carpets a. ee RY GOODS MERCHANTS CAN HAVE \CULARS D Cards and Trade Billa printed at 25 ve CIROULARS. ihe usual rates, at the Metropolitan Job Printing Eatal meut, 97 Nassau street, Room Parnicures joods, China, Velvet, country as lady's maid or to take care of one child; hi Rd ae eens Roue but @ first class family need apply: is willing to go ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC A ~MILLINERY.<W. L. MACAU: BROAD anywhere. day, the dth of July, atl0 0 a ae + way, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streote, of Keep, at the sable of’ the und foto Vay Horse: | Segant assortment of Dress Round Hats in th w Henrie 3 EAST §TH STA WELL BRED GIRL, 13 16 nase ean rot in i + | Suit shape, mow the rage” tw Hare: alan the Gascon, 6 care of « ehild, or to t work. HOLS, 158 and Derlal Turban and Bronve Hats, with Weeathes A good! family, with ‘proper inddencen, more crocs yg fh Ml iad “4 d 100 Bast Trengiyash %. Birds and Feathers to tnateh. is aot LosT | AND | FOUND. MIRCULARS AND CARDS OF baghe §$ LATEST WEST — 7 37 pity) apt Rt a data ber oun wom roughly: A FE KEY LOST—WILDER'S MAKE, 29,664.— | the uenelreten at tke’ Mekrenetion ober Priating So eseble is an excell: bread rge of a Sire ph pool 47 Broadway, room 15, * liberal re- | ment, 97 Nassan street. Kitchen: only a private faniily po “apply; noobjection to pa ree Fy; city references, z PERSONS HAVING PRINTING, TO Do, LOTTERIES. L™ PARK PLACB—A ‘You ling at the Metropolitan Job Printing Each, cecesiaeal se $5 2 to cross the Alana itor av ndy'e lar isan, wil an piheg wil Yooe tout 28 per ont cate O¥AL HAVANA LOTTERY. her present employer. Mr. Jacob- asian street, Soild's naree, Apply to OFFICIAL DRAWING, JUNB 26, 1967, Prige.|No. Prise.| Ne, Priss.iVo. : | Ripa MEMORANDUM BOOK, GOING FROM Seventh avenue and Twenty-ninth street to Forty fifth street and Fifth avenue, July$. between 9 and 10 o'clock. $3 reward wilt be paid for it at 292 West Thirteenth street. ee ean iantsinsaneciny gare TUESDAY, AN OPEN FACED GOLD Watch, The finder will be handsomely rewarded ieaving ttat Mra, Wyatt's, 44 Hudson street. No questions an, an waree and conenttoas ae ene Sean os hy and seamstress; or woul it in light chamberwork: do all ki woidery, Cau be seen for two daya. Hes good sty forsee 89 ¥ WEST ba td oS a EROORL EN, UP. pe py apenas young woman, as wet ni ag @ good breast of milk; is ts of eles RY} rate Sot of’ references Prise. | No. 6443. NEAR WALL OSTKON MONDAY EVENING, orandum Book, belonging to Wil- 91 HENRY ST.—A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS TO Nt sow. iam A. ar he rye ss uitable reward on leaving the Wilson's and otter sanchiness as obiosions athe weal | same at NosdSt. Pel alroct, Brooklyn, 2 Address Seamstress, as above, NASSAU STREET.—ANY QUANTITY OR 97 aan of Job Printing done at rales % per cent less ra a hank Pa aide a EAS Loe Give SBTS BILLS LADING, MADE \IN NAME WA- | Azoun, "rhe. nor wil be wdidblp. rewarded oe leaving an | hem at pler 99 North river, ee ae ie eleewhei SeREERE pos eo cil on ER PT ES 263 WET, ST GD St. NEAR STH AV.—A RESPEOTA- b Ry tng Te DATED JUNE 18, 1987, FOUR, MONSHS, Sweslg aonny aye Privashing aad | blest the Hanover National Bank, New hed ES 7001 troning; ‘good'e city references, Call for three days. su spotion bat said note is stopped payment from this date, =. 25508, | 5 1ST AV., BETWEEN 15TH AND 16TH STS.—A 268 respectable married woman, wits fresh breast of milk, CA nuree; has lost her own baby ; reference given 315 ™ LAST REDNESDAY, JULY 8D, Bo pita’ aT WIL. iam Clark's, Cena of Chat Chambers streets, or dither Mai two $100 bila national fone nhattan Bank, ti ral reward will be paid by returning them to Sweeny’ SESSEESESSFESE EAst w+ ip 8T.—A4 RESPECTABLE MARRIED ‘oman, ag wet nurse; city or country; reference Hees B528RS35 OST—~A NOTE DRAWN BY A. NANDARIN, EN- dorsed 7 Ochiltree (I Ewen and D, De Courey for ona Rupdveg pe fifteen dollars and oy. ae pas =a ford from March 15, 1867, at 480 Broadws he fi mil be play | saa by leaving it at 100 ina wa Reade bf pM OR STOLEN—ON A ban aps tothe Park, eye sy I Wi wit Fen: nd Kay, i gol. Whegrer cil see mone aiteot Will revelve S16 reward aud no ques- Ba Ea ees : 8D aV., REAR sre Se. IN THE BAKERY—A bermald and waitress; would . E 33! CAR, BREADS: Se Eeeeue EEEEELESEEEEUCREEEREEY (German), as take ag ofe alla’ dialog: Helne. Address or callon Miss Jul! ae giving toformation leading to their Fecovery » rif be itera SESSSESESRSSSESEES monde relat 1% ® caret and « half, with small diam Bracel A Bracelet, fonieting of of cieht 0 or nine ert hy carat diamonds, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE OLD RADY, A set in wide, pli ip, with gold home with some genteel family: fully qualified t6 au: ‘ight or nyse (wo surat dlamond F nine tw pia attached, small dtamdnd ta pin, eee A solitaire two carat diamond Ring; an goamelled Ring bg round with diamonds, marked Julia MeMaster HELP WANTED—FEMALES. LL_KINDS OF JOB PRINTIN ) PRO! PTL" cuted, and at rates 25 per cont less than raieeara SERSSESEESESSEES Sebeccseuseecere eee rant; one who thoroughly understands her busin: jowledge of carving, Address opal, a Bet x ith blue ename! od ol oe nd plain bends per rf etof Aemte _ pl ue scaetetucan othe and two BrMonlantors os MP naar a of o child, set in R. Bach. McMaster, with other trciee cP vctash vunicat le nd valuabl Givi arate soa bose Oommen bb ad ea a Re | BLACK Far $3 ch vy returning bim to fr it) B’sfoadway, bir pire $5 RST He TAR, ETRE to #7 West Twenty-second street.” é re $5 EW ARD.: Ceny' 1) oN BanvEDay, Last, A office, FIRST CLASS ORDER COOK WANTED; & WOMAN isher business thoroughly. Apply at and Broadway. IRL WANTED-FOR A SMALL FAMILY, TO DO qktneral housework, Kopiy for two days 10° T. Kuna, reeawic! : aaeeeetd Bet 3 SESEESESEESESEE! willing to Nef work, and who iw accustomed 10 se countey. Such @ person will be made an equal MED. CHAMBERLATN, 86 Bookman et, N.Y. aerEn Ar EXPERIENCED HAND TO WORK ON eeler & Wilson's sewing machine, Apply at 106 suresvepeseoreseseet' EB 15 BBRGESBEAEE eretarae ber to" to the name of Fairy. ie ber to th street will ge receive ite ‘M. MARTIN. al $5 pnp vo ng ON THB pa ee ee. 5 8 a hr Bil peed ter with ea athe ce tae Pe Beles ATED A emg one Ng ay Batts ge Lo 64 mo roort place, 10th AY : si WARD WILL, BE PAID FOR THE RETURN WANTED—s GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK $5 ore lent po margig Hine one whieh rite Tost othe id tase ia @ smell te fama ‘Laas be a good wi ddress or apply seventh street, near Eighth froner and plain ot avenue. REWARD.—LOST, ON TUREDAY, THE ID INST, | raise Pee: foubioane weet aifkinda of Gold ane alivers eS eee $10 F i ‘Ju, 1967, engraved TAYLOR & O0., Bankers, 16 Wall street, New Yoru: inuide, Apply ot offcs of Bt. Denis Hotel.” $10 BERARDcLOsT, OX JUESDAT RVENING. home from Central Fires 8D AV.—A GERMAN MAVING ¢ GOOD TRAVEL. li i in Ei French and E tee to Gud's situation with family: to Wravel ___ WINES. LIQUORS, &O. on PRINTING. oF. EvgRy DESCRIPTION PROMPT- arene, wee oat man's blue. oth iivery Com = "West executed, at rates 29 por on Jens than elaewhere, — on return! a ie, 337 SPRING, STAN EXPBRIBNCED, PRENOH Wiisoth coele to Gee’ Betas, Me fetropoliten Job Printing Establishment, 97 Ni Nase oook, In city ve! country, Restauran AW Riis pt OR HIGH WINES.—WE ARE PRE- 2.0 REWARD WILL BB PAID FOR THE R $ ae tape oe lt orders from the distilleries in the Wont for LL KINDG OF JOB PRINTING. PROMPTLY EX EXE. last, between Both rie Rail sitropolttan Job Pri Job Print F Eetabbenmaen or Nasa at New York city. Apply fe wideon & Go,, 844 BF af Witarey. in bond, iy j~ ~t 3 dist p bohed way, New York, C - Ni RAKE by ifnived Binion ies BRINDE, Di DI paki zi 00.8 ‘nl YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION = BAR- omen eoper. Address J. D.. Herald ‘at bis present REWARD.—LOST, IN THE Jono on Morris caromaael __ MARBLE MANTELS. oY eat DESCRIPTION ¢ OF J JOl PRINTING v] CLERKS A! AND SALESMEN. ee Nan and Prompt jone, at lower rates thai AL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING PROMPTLY BXE- 5 REWARD —LOGT OR STOLEN, A, LAR Place, at the kropel litan Job Printing Extabbebmvent, " cated, and ot rates 26 per cent lees than gleewhere, at 875 Diamond Sta ith gold ee ene TS RAE saat eicsw oa 6 coor a tn "agp ere Hoe ARBLE MANTELS—THE BEST PLACE IN THE sie cath ca REAR au ata at ve low ices, 1s at jarble Worl boy fen Big reat street, near Third avenue, New York, out ‘ARBLEIZED pearance, more are Marvie. mh Between Thirty.0fU OUNG MAN WHO SPEAKS AND WRITES Xs lish, French, German and Portuguese, desires, 10 —ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING QUICK. or ib any other 1.0) 000. ly executed, at 26 KAY r cent less thai other place, at the Metropolitan Job Printing ‘Eetablisbine: ‘4 97 Nassau street, SLATE BAyrsle—29 UAL sy “2 nd at the pi ANTED—A GOOD SALESMAN FOR A BOOT AND ‘ahoe store; one who thoroughiy understands the busi- recommended. Apply for two lees @3 Rb av. near 361! ‘ANTED—TO DRUGGISTS—A yung man, in e wholesale or retail rat clase drag i clork or assists Ned Se area os mt bow ” MATRIMONTAL, | YOUNG RESPECTABLE AND EDUCATED MER. chant wishes to form the acquaintance of au-dntelligent indy of macanty wild view to matrimony. Address, cond dontiaily, 8 &, box 118 station D. ‘ ALTHY LADY WILL MARRY & WEALTHY A fentieman, . En, Herald offen RS, PROGRAMMES, CARDS AND EVERY pc | ot op sPrane sarefally aud prompity pentan Joe Prindog Bet eadichmest, WT Naw Nassau sreek. COAL, WOOD, ND WOOD MERCHANTS SITUATION, BY, A re; bas o, West: i OAL I —, a L Odiwe, 97 N $3. O07 ooeE Yee peo ne Lou ouminia Seas > P Tort ry have their printing done. inlet K., Herald of amet L pads BY AN BxreRitEnced. Wee ddreas for \wo days Mf: D., Borgen ora vena’ for family use. at lowest market "ind ido West Eleventh strest, near mr Bgrenih are carefull i MauRIG AU, M. D., {PROFESSOR or DIsBARES of women, berty street, Guar. ‘certale relie? to I lew, trom Uodaver cause, withou’ pals of tncon venience. SS A } ey A I Jere HApine 4. LADY WRITES:—POR- 4 Mnagio. Prise $8. De. “A ae Wave rice Peat Liberty street. or sent by msi = COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. GuIpDE, At, KINDS or 4 “PRINTING PROMPTLY. ‘EXE. ited, and at rates Se Metropolitan Job Prinitag. evaplishument, 97 Naseas ot Ware es end BY A GERMAN oak Ir, Leaves at 7 A. P.M. ‘rt Pr. M., landing at the Seaside aD i ae way Blus tubing, "son Salbing, elate Kee aly. staanecn a oii a 7 =—— LBANy DAY LINE.—THE 0, VIBBARD AND DANIRE REAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR LADIBS.—THR at iar May.) eae ? Pills always give | ate relief; pw at te, pind iN “tour street } HELP WANTED—MALES. on Imitators, who copy my advertisements | incking (he Usual, landings and, connecting at Alm Antu ine oad a fw, rtee REE, RurCueED si] re ke Me MAURICEAV, 129 Literty street. | Northern and Suomiehaute Woate Priotivg tabianment Neweauaret eens & Ron eee 20 MARRIED LADIES “MADAME, RES. | “On wewauna, POINT, POUGHEBEPSIB, ATATOUNG MEN SREKING BMPLOTMENT SHOULD | 9, at are tee Pg ty faaalevand F endouf and Kthgstoy landing ot Coesgne Core Ofice . ¢ from . eabut Y POWELL > ai badaaasdad sen antes amet Someries teens 4 wi ata leaves Debroases street every afternoon at 8:80 o'look. BOY WANTED =AS as AgelevaNt TW THE OFFICE INTERVIEW, WITH OR WITHOUT | TOR NEWBURG, WEST FOINT, CORNWALL fhetiicat ed Ste OBER | A as east meets, | Fosemnaee. oar t * Of Midwifery, ‘Thirty years’ | BIDE. “Captala C. aio “fo Fiftyaen.nd trea Bret dose’ from gqreat: every aflarncon ‘vce AITERS WAN’ p-rouars OP JULY, aT THE be ‘avenu. Her circular sent free by Newburg gery morning at ry ry arty! Casino, Coutral rs Ave! HMR i Manton gousen? ¢ UNFAILING DR. ae yee —*, praeer, ah a es W ENTED—& YOUNG cone ua TO KEEP THE BOOKS marae rmeroury, Debiliiated sugerere ere renored've Tiger.” fon reies ae ot Backes ark oe ANTED—1,000,00 OF THRIFTY, INDUSTRIOUS YOUTHFUL. Vi MANHOOD RR. | ecurnt rie ane he 4 —' re NORWAH'C. JONG, bo ONE ioutbera Lane Syuibera suntan, Appi A. ply POwnnd ela tally ail con ne cit lew, Haven tralne | Fare 7 ch Ww. HIS AFTERNOON, AT THB Contral Park; extra pay. THE 1 TRADES. PRINTING FURNIaHED $3 Atted AIMS 2, JOR the Me rt a olreets .—LOW FARR TO TH Gust tad Bast vis ci garute Nork Contra pane Ral oy me pa Spring sirest, oer MG Lit of Pares:—From New York to mongona and Troy, eotady $1 a 7" NG CARDS NEATLY AND Oren aon shih ee aopeliean Jobd Printing Estat ce ee Ww a msde FAIL.—DR, KENNE- g bb Bi uiltaied persons, by Kenneot's Btanton Wi eitne, sed —DR. ote Eetablahieean #7 Nessa Contant oe tn at 2 or tely on certain FIRST RATE BAKER W: AN ENGAGEMENT et ion, 20 fh Sous arth nest ‘Guten A aint oe bonat or die saloon. City reference. Address dinmmeg a RB.—WANTED, SEVERAL GOOD HARRISON, 17 BURECKER STRRRT. CURES rh weeds "at Peier's tune sore, 200 Broadway, betweon.| 1). ape dseaags immediatly. without weredy. Cou: igbate reduction to ail tavermediale pokaia TL TRACE fica inte sits ecodenbonirtie NO Na > hy -T gy Oe ef At Po, Atm, DaReenRs mT rn hs mies, Da HORTER CAN CURR wonst, canes oF OBR | wireeh or on board, Teer wend irae mete >? asy mu Piyutiaa 0 rine pay tabon’’ No.3 Division elrecs UNSeN RIVER AND HARLEM awe so Trains for aeett va | Rosia al CK OR AX® MAKERS; NONE 4 Seow irhmen wented. APT eh tab lasee gee Ine Weston Tos! Soler. Seer iil aod Wy ara non 4 ve a FEW Talghee, a Les tot at Fane © pply between cenit ara at hn Brose ty lp, Fuaaone PRESSMAN. See opus ie a delow a SPEEDY bo remedies; guaranteed circular. ng Te Sem adh sem Sv Pi haar ato a i exyaghed ta 6.0 anal BM, aaeas gay eee roe Re oT Nave mreet. eel Wee RF AN aa hea ah non corner Newark, * | Litning De Bowe: orerar oF Dr. POWER® inf successful in every case, Write 1D BUSINESS CLAIR. ioe y..! ren. ih AN ee cane “] bt Rinps oF ion, arn pear ac, | = etn eo iacye tate = ASSES ein camer arrancr ic | MMP ares BceRint tad oh te sera eaaet eee rth hind ths Soa ave Rae |Eheee ee