The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1868, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowpay, May 2%—6 P. M. ‘The tmprovement manifested in the stock market towards the end of last week made further progress to-day, and the transactions were on a larger scale than they have been for many weeks past, nearly all the speculative railway shares being in good demand, while there was a special movement developed in Pacific Mail, not apparently of a speculative charac- ter, but with a view, it seems, to obtain con- trol of the company. For a week or two past there have beem heavy purchases of the stock by houses supposed to be acting for outside parties, wRo are known to be well in- Sermed upon everything relating to the Pacific Mail @empany as well as the opposition line, and who have doubtless a motive unconnected with Wall street operations for buying the stock. The steady absorption of it which is going on has already re- sulted in an advance of seven per cent from the lowest point touched since the decline following the commencement of the opposition set in, and the steck 1s so scarce and the “short” interest so large that borrowers are unable to get interest allowed upon it, and moreover find it rather dificult to borrow. The parties who are buying for the purpose named are making no transfers at present nto their own names on the books of the company, because their so doing would expose their identity with a movement which they wish to ‘be concealed until their plans are suMciently matured to be made public, when the necessary transfers will be made, ‘The withdrawal of so much stock from the street has been for some days past @ source of great per- plexity to the speculators, all, or nearly all, of whom have been operating for a fall in Pacific Mail since about the date of the last election, and the amount sold, with the hope, on the part of the sellers, of their being able to buy the stock at a lower price, is probably fully equal to the whole capital stock. Pacific Mall to all appear- ances touched ‘hard pan” a few weeks ago, and, although Wall street would sell it down if left to it- self, the indications are that it will have to buy it on ‘the rise in spite of all the adverse speculative infiu- ences that can be brought to bear upon it, Purther developments relating to the scheme now on foot will not unlikely transpire before long, and meanwhile there seems to be nothing but disappointment and certain loss in store for those who have sold Pacific Mail “short.” At the same time the movement promises to result in a great ehange for the better to the company; but it would be premature to indicate details. The railway speculation is promoted and sustained by ‘the cliques, and there is no inducement for the pub- lic to buy any railway stiares on the list at present prices, for although they may go higher they are Uable to a relapse at any time, and the sole object of these combinations is to “milk the street,” or, in other words, fleece outsiders whether the latter buy or sell the things they are able to move up and down like puppets, entirely regardless of real values. Money continues extremely easy, and stock loans ‘were made generally at five percent, although the eading dealers in government securities were enabled to supply themselves fully at four, and even in some cases at three. Exceptional transactions for small amounts on mixed collaterals were made in afew Instances at six, but this rate is now rarely asked. ‘The banks report that their country deposits are still steadily increasing and that the demand from the Stock Exchange is insuMcient to absorb the supply, while, owing to the dulness of trade, the applications for discounts are very light. Hence they are com- pelled to employ a large portion of their surplus in the purehase, from time to time, of United States bonds, which are the only realiy cheap secu- in Wall strect, as prices go, for every way Btog 2] the gf, is selling for more than it is Worth, First class “cominercial paper fs quoted at 53, a6 percent, The conversions “$f seven-thirty notes are going forward very actively, ‘the total to-day at the Sub-Treasury being $3,440,000. The Assistant Treasurer is understood to have neither bought any of these nor to have sold gold, The gold market was strong but quiet, and the fluctuations were limited to one-eighth per cent, mamely, from 1397 to 140, with the closing transac- tions at the latter price. The borrowing demand ‘was moderate and loans were made at 3a 3}, per ecnt per annum for carrying, The gross ciearings imounted to $20,215,000, the gold balances to $1,046,923, and the currency balances to $1,467,214. ‘The foreign imports of specie at the port last week mounted to $233,525, making $3,214,106 since the ist. of January. “there has been a very strong and excited market for government securities all day and a further ad- vance of ahalf per cent in prices was established. ‘There is a brisk foreign demand for ten-forties, which are quoted at about two per cent below the five- Swenties of 1862 in London, and as the loan, which amounts to two hundred millions, is closed the sup- ply is limited, while the bonds are growing in favor abroad, owing to the express stipulation in the au- ‘thorizing act that the principal as well as the interest, 4g payable in gold. It follows that ag they are within two per cent of the 1862 bonds in London they ought to closely approxiinate this point here, and as at Prevent there is a difference of more thau Sve per cent between them the margin for @ rise, supposing five-twentles w remain stationary, is about three per cent. The tendeucy of prices for all kinds of United States stocks is, however, towards considerably higher figures, and ail the material con- ditions affecting them are favorable to this. The home investinent demand is upusually heavy, the purchases on foreign account are larger and more active than they bave been for a long time past, and, at the same time, the glut of money is stimulating speculation in them by parties who have hitherto coufined their attention to railway and other miscel- Janeous shares. At the close the market wus buoy- nt at the following quotations:—Registered, 1881, 115 @ 116%; coupon, 1881, 115% @ 11534; 6-20’s registered, 1862, 107 @ 10744; 620s coupon, 1862, 11036 a 110%; Go., 1864, 108% m 108%; do., 1865, 104% & 109; do., 1865, January and Jaly, 110% a 110%; do., 1867, 110% & 110%; 10-40's registered, 1054 @ 10654; 10-40's cou- Don, 10594 a 1055; June 7.30's, 108% @ 10834; July 7.80's, 10834 @ 10834; August compounds, 1864, 11854; September do., 117%; October do., 117. At the commencement of business tie stock mar- ket was strong and active, and at the early session of the open board there were large transactions in Pacific Mail (sales 2,000 shares), the price of which advanced to 045g, while railway sharea were a }y higher than at the close of last week. At the first regular board the market continued to gain in strength and activity, and New York Central closed % higher than at the sane timewn Saturday, Erie %, Reading 3, Michigan Southern X, Cleveland and Pitsburg 2%, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rock Is- land %, Northwestern 1), do. preferred, 14, Fort ‘Wayne %, and Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred },, While Quicksilver was J lower. Government Securities were strong and active at an ad- vance of an eighth per cent. At the open bourd at one o'ciock thé market was very Strong, although it had experienced a decline.in the Antervai and prices were higher, Pacific Mail con- tinued in particularly strong démand and sates were Made at 9414, while New York Oentral sold at 190, At the second regular board the improvement made farther progress and New York Geutral closed 4 Righer than at the first regular board, Erie 3s, Read- Pw d Oleveland and Pittavurg %, Rock Isiand , rt Wayne %, Milwaaker and St. Paul preferred 3, Ohio aud Musissippi certificates s<, Pacific Mail %y and Westera Union Tyiegrapn 4, while Northwest- ern preferred was \4 tower. Government securities wore strong Qt a further advance of K & per ceut, tie greatest improvement peing im ten-forties. At the open board at hatf Past three the process Of absorption by outside capitalists which ® going forward in Pacific Mnil, and which has siready made the stork so scarce on the street that loans of tt are made “at. carried the price up to 96%, and after the call inore were sales at 9654, ite strong Opward ten su uaving caused some of the bears Co torease th. Jomana gor the stock by purchases to cover their “short” oon. tracta The whole market closed strong at cix o'clock at the following quotations ‘acific Mail, 0634 a 963g; Cantom Campany, 9); Wosteru Union ‘Telegraph, 34 a 34%; New York Centtal, 199 a 1%». , Erie, 69% a 70; Hudson River, 138; Reatiny 6 94)4; Michigan Southern, 88 a 88); Cleve Pittsburg, 88)¢ 9 68%; Cleveland and Tolede, Rock lgiand, 904964; Norurvtetern WK * 4; na NEW ¥ORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. oo eee Northwestern preferred, 787; a 79; Fort Wayne, 1108 110%. A comparison of the statement of the associated banks ot this city for the week ending on Satarday last with that for the corresponding week in each of the three previous years shows the following changes:— May 2%, 1887. YY 28, 1868, ‘Loans. ~ $28,691,805 805 pocan tia 474 ; 303,280 ° oar 435,785 1 103,673,345 8,834,205 60,562,440 1,670, 062 MSIeibo0,s03 — Inens 'a,tt1-035 736,029 140, 26,223,867 7,960,171 208,977,905 70,2 73,829,947 ae ay 696,945 May 21, 1885. 28, 1868, $13 44h 12h 121 Inc.. sass are eae Dec. 982 197,081,017 54,524,078 77108;024 The foreign exchange market was very strong but dull all day, and the leading drawers advanced their rate for sterling at sixty days an eighth per cent, owing to the limited supply of cotton and produce bills and the scarcity of bullion, which compels the shipment of coin against bills. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at the close at 110 & 11034; at three days, 11044 a 11054; commer cial bills, 109% @ 10954. Biils on Parla at sixty days, 5.18% @ 5.1234. Mining shares were dull, and at the first board Montana sold at 3ic.; Consolidated Gregory, $3; Smith & Parmelee, $215; New York Gold, 60c.; Quartz Hill, 96c.; La Crosse Gold, 40c. a 42c.; Central (petroleum), 35¢. Consols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- tioned:— May 15. May 19, May 25. O4¢ A944 944 00475 94% 95 20% aM Ts ats % a Tle a— MHA 514 x a— 404 a— a— SALES AT THE NEW YORK STIS EXCIANS?. Monday, May 25—10:15 A. M. gA7RH00 US Hs, ne oe... 1084 1000 sh Reading RR. shown v0 Tr a 108i fe £0 Mich Contra RR., 0. 10000 Virginia é's,excou 55 Bow Alt & TH 2 m, pf 5000 Chic & N Wee 100 Chie & NW lat m. 10000 Great West, 24 m. 400 Fac i's gud’ by Mo 95 1000 Morris Essex, Ist 9836 bv Chie ‘ ai Toland Rit 60 why American Ex Bk 119" 800 5 Del « Hud Canal... 15g 300 100d 500 93) 10 Bank & Brok Asso. 110! 100 Hoston Water Pow. 33g s-Fargo Exp... 3% 1.0 0. * He foo h 853g 2.0 10, 57” 10 eu LLU, 2 129% 900 Alton « Terre Tt KR 45 10 rr 120-2 100 Alt. Ter H pref... 10 do. 1d 130 * 25 Chic & Alton KR. u do. 14} Obio & Miss RR. 40 Erle RK. 4 Tw a & dey ii a 6 Mil&P Du: precee OM 49 dovsese pret 97 fas AB UES Rc, 5 do... 1000 See casi 10000 US 8, aa "62, 107! 40009 | do. orelock ies Jy 087 “8 ig bu Ws he L He 1000 0: si, Fuisiock 16000 US 5-20, 7 Sort 309 do, Heuooo Tr ny ieee aivoo ée:: S402 P eM oT a 4 14000 NCarolta a, exe Seeeeu! i 7 COMMERCIAL REPORT. MONDAY, May 25-6 P, M. Corron.—The market was dull, there demand, and prices were irregular, the bales comprised the sales, Eaporters took 231, speculators , spinners 74. We quote:— Mobile New On Upte ry and Memphis, and Tex ry Ordinary Good oruii low inbdity iad 8046 ais hy we bn idling “the marker ‘Uther kimas wer WAND GRALN.. Good ro Py +e Rio continued to rule dull val cwipts, 6,500 bbls. flour, 2,158 do, ‘nc! UU bags corn meal, 54,200 bushels corn, 129 do, Fye and 4, B00 do. peak. “tue tMArKe Lor Stale and Western four ruled ditt but steaay, th e grades of (amily tour coumand- me fostances realizing bewer prices. Vored the buyer, however, ough we quute Wiforuia Hour Was dull and bomninal at our Fevised quotations, bxtra sold down as low as $12 Ub aud in some inmanoss G12, and from that up io S14, th too. bigh quote, ‘The sales were about Yond bbl, Southern. four “wae quiet bul steady at Our previous prices. The sales comprised 8.0 bois. For corn meal there was demand and (uli prices were reais he main were 11. bbiby at $0 30 for city 46 88 10r Braudy- wine aad 86 for J ‘ye Hour was in" moderate request at {uli prices. Bales $80 bola, We quote Superupe State and Western. Bxira Sate. Choice do. Common to medium extra and ch ‘Round boop nie, sbipying bran: Rouud hoop Obio, trae brands. tow extra. Cora meal Com met ee Pea maa, $2 76 for white do. maul, wie more eotire of about Betaafereaaa but at Tower were.— Ty Liverpool, per steamer, bushels at wheat and dad. “yi To ane ‘steamer, stout fumver at mld York wih yioutoe Fesnwod cee eat ql ia ay Sais a eee dere at an Amerionn ‘afk bons to Blaretes win pobroiskan io time Oo pri- Gvany Chote was ait and unchanged,” We quote 29}¢0, . BAT was in fair demand ra fron Fred (00, @ suas ees sis at ve ate Wrorrtak ie out Oy for ba P= i okiabet uote Mantle 1: OPT eg a a god At Sve, $0 Dula Gov ai te, and Oo bi mann Bt apirite thn Teer, cloning. at 60 a te athe, caien ‘were bie “Sous, a the a in shipping oruer inte ware eelli ae marnds tor rosie |B conttowed ra a sa rie, were was no han vf aged, nnd eau Woe Rae i lace ews Ot dnaned wan quiet at our laet quotations: 2% pad 98 Buel aod ae STL Otvor Wade wece wall daa Sa uged, 4 vie\ons,Receipt, 11 packages cot moat ant 67 | dose dard, The marke: for pork was vunswily Miety but Bix: yey eae a, and for extra vos tt Bie te saute were te tao bla, teres beet atl con inued quiet; ees prime ned brivate terme. Beet Mam nomen Gall gad oominal a 845. meats the demant was light aot pve were a Davers favor. We quc ders 18 ~. Snioked do. Toe. 4 18350. pickled hams ! 734 Ho. ie. a 20e., wd bagaerl do, Ble. a. Bc, tmportaat heon was ati dil ‘and nomial long clear Ieee ie. tor short co , Tae, a iddges for Cumberland cut, %o wales. were re For lard there was an active demand, and prices w The sales comprised 1,700 bbl, and tierce fur No, tito Kettle rénderody aao 5.) pa eRecelpt 1,10 bbls, refined, 17) do. crude. Crade, in bul, opener aetive and tirmy at sautrdays! prices, but Subsequent.y became tirmer and closed at 13.0. 41: bbls. were sold, (or June de iver; non private erable was sold on the spot the was kept private, Bonde: was quict on the a butactive (or forward delivery, the sales being 3.00 bbls, standard white, for the frat half of 4. At Wie. w Be; 2,000 do., for the last A ; 2.00) do, same daavery, at 29%c. and 00 ‘do2'tor the balance of this, month ou pllvate terms, was quiet at previous prices, in Puliadsiphia the inarket was quiet and ivwer; 1,00 bbix were sod ab and 1,000 do. for the last ait of June at Me. PETROLEUM BARRRLS.— 400 empty revaed brought #1 ve Riog.—Carolina conttuved quiet but ateady at Ile. a 1124) or of rangoon in bond about 000 cage were sold at 3 gc. & 4 Nes arene, Oalontte, linsecd was gilet at previous prices. Sales 1,.00 bags In Boston at $2 27x, gold. Clover was quot- ed dull ‘at 10c, a 10) ie ‘Timothy anekanyed at 72 0 a $2 Gu, and rough tlax 3 65.0 42 7). Sa ait.There was scarcely any demand for raw to-day, and the market was a tritle easier, fair to good reuuing Ca closing at Mic. Ide. ‘The sales were 100 hhds. at 120, for Gaba and I14c lor Demerara; also 185 boxes, part “at 13 ened continued qitler at 16 xc. for pow- ee oR p pasate, Low continued moderately active andstendy. The sales 100) Ibe, wt 120. a 1 —ectipis w0ue. ‘The market was quiet and @ howinal, gr COMMERCIAL RECORD. MANILA, PAINAPPINRS.—Advices from hore to March 17 bring the following market repors:—In sugar further trans- actions ‘are reported in current, in quality superior to the standard at the at quotation of 4 per Hotad of about 12,000 pleuls of brown nt 2 picul; suppltes of unclayed sorts have been ver Faiew restricted to small pareolsof Taal at 13 Si4. perp There have been no receipts of Visayas, and the nominal value js quoted ai $2 37% per ploul. Kaporis from the Pu ippine Islands to date are:—'To ( nited States (Atlantic ports), 13, GW [pics In, 187s to Great Brita! tira above quotation will Be austained for “ourly arrivals. receipts from the eee at this rt from Janv to date have been 1444» plouby againas 110,127 piculs during the fame te in 1€7 and 2.88 pews ta "sib, baxports trom the Fuiippine lalande 42 To United States \Atlanite ports), 84,646 ploula, aga ry ieuls in 1867; reat sritain and Europe, 14,912 Wo. 1b 12,150 do; Austra la 4.2.20. aualnst 4094 do.; Galitornia, $894 dos -aguiust 60. doc} China, Java and India, 1,1/8 do., against 560 do. 1a co current Batangas ahd Indiah “are quoted at gil D & Bil 60 per Saies of indigo, ex store, are reported of 20 cases Hocos at 60 per quintal.’ Mother of pearl shells Receipts about ¥.0 plews Sovlog taken at 26 20 per picul, Hides are neglected. Cuttinys—Dea.ers offer to contract at wll per picul. Cordage—Price has deciined and the factory now offer the i assortments of whale of) laid rope at 331850 per piculs ‘sea, under one inch, at 15.0 per ploul Sapanwood in large stock quoted straight, from godown, $l 7 picul. Kice—Recelpis have been ‘full and the greater part taken at x1 87 $1 87 ngasinan and ¥2 12% for Zambales 8 10° ernment. prices, vis.:- No. Habanos and Cortadon, $19 60 per mil. ; No. 2 Hanatos and Cortados, $10 50 per mil." Fiour,—On the spot suai lowe of ood ac aualty hava sold at 48 60 per Suck, per 2: lbs. and 10 for barrel ne to arrive. Purchases of superior Saiiforsta are repo 4 #8 for sacks and gv for bois. Coal isin good supply iy with litle inquiry. -No arrivals or sales of Amportance during a fortnight, Last price paid for Austaliany from ships tuckies, Exchange. — Bis on Lonuon, elk Shatin ete itty days, 3 to 4 per cent dis count, ’Freights. ary Warren, for Li er- 120 fonds Biv tone of ary suum at £4, and about $50 tons of hemp at £4 15s., both per ewt. The Bir J*msetjee Famlly has beet! laid on for London, ad engngediaiy ates et od Ion, Wot sugarat <5 i7s. buy ‘coffee at 44 10s. and hemp at <4 ver ton of 0cwt, The British bark Dora, for Liver- mia gets £4 10s, for 400 tons wet sugar and 24 15s. for 75 tons Eehémp. ‘The Haperanen, for London, bi ther en; ayed soine 6 tons coffee at £4 (0s, por: 30 ewt., and will probably uu with hemp, The American ship Guspee, for New York, sts lt gold) for GW) tons oF sugar, and hemp to ull at 312 50, pecavan, Olga HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.’ LADY AND DAUGHTER DESIRE TWO OR THRE! uatarnished hooms for ewer ha Nr treed od Aniun, Call on or address Mra.. 6. street. V ‘ANTED TO LET—A SMALL sion 0 on A Past oF astoreon Broatway or in one of business utreets of New ork, fore ane goods end Seapooteery ous hess. Address X. X: ¥., Heruid vil ‘ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED ) HOSE, IN THE country, for sour months or more, or Board (or a lady, three children and nurae, in private house, Address hi., box 4, £0 Post office, Weiner 4, A YOUNG OOUFLE, A STARTMERTS oF five rooms, with a respectable fam wert ear ceed $50) per annum, Address for three’ J. H. 8, Last Tenth street, WANTSD—A BOILER SHOP OR SHED, ABOUT 40:80, with or without steam power. Address 1» box 883 Post oflice. rs {ol bales, American bark’ Hazard, for Bosion; toate ga gad hemp on ably # account, Brivish abip Dirham otfering. THE AMERICAN BAPTIST ul PuBuicaT OW SOCIETY. Anniversary 3 Meeting. ‘The forty-fourth auniversary of the American Bap- tist Publication ‘Society was held yesterday at the Baptist church, corner of Oliver and Henry streets, and was largely attended by both delegates and patrons of the association, many of Whom, especially the former, came from thé most distant cities of the Union to attend the anniversary ceremonies of the foundation of the society. The business of the day was opened by prayer, which continued for half an hour, ut the conciusion of which Mr. W, Phelps calied the audience to order and then proceeded to deliver an address, Which was listened to with great a tion, and in the course of which the proceedings the Society for the ecw year were reviewed in etal The Rev. igen 1 Culver, D. D., Richmond, Va., read passages from the Scripture, and ‘eommittecs on arratfgenent, on enrolment, nomination, £c., were then appointed, Tie treasurer’s report showed re- ceipts for tae year ended ist of March, 1868, in bot business aud missionary departments, $234,412 increase upon lust year, $34,655 ‘The annual report stated that branch houses will be establisiied in St, Louis and New York during the resent summer. The work done was large and Bighty productive. Seventy-two colporteurs and sunday school missionaries were empioyed duriug the whole or portions of the year; 212,320,866 pages 3 (1smo.) of tracts were distributed, 46,970 vol- umes sold, 1,740 persons baptized, 257’ Sunday schools organized, 68 churches constituted and 59 new publications issued. A number of SC oypege then delivered addresses and the business of the meeting Was concluded at the evening session with prayer and the singing of hymna. The American Hapttst Home Mission anniversar comes off to-day. CRICKET. Opening Day. The New York Cricket Club will have their opening day and celevrate the first match of the season on ‘Thursday, the 28th inst.* The popney of theclub are situated at tue foot of Ninth street, Hoboken, within @ short distance of the ferry, where ‘the wickets will be piiched at eleven o'clock. Should the weather, so uncertain of late, prove " “erat a bes imreary can be depended upon those who P in the enjoyment of this manly eae. FURNITURE, GREENY, 19 EIGHTH AVENUE, CORNER A. Srreaticth street, offering over $10,000 worth of Furniture, bedding ft AS description, 2 per eent lees than ever: All gous warrant NEST ROTI'S PURNITURE MANUFACTORY, 58 Gleecker street, near | roadw: - Furniture at a 5 AN bargain for cash, Magniicent Parlor fF > = m1 2K); covered with rep or hairclotl +85, $125 and 3.50; al great variety of Parlor’ fight po and m Furniture, Mattresses, Bookeuses, Mirrors, &c., eh goods Warranted, A Furniture at private saie.—All the Furniture contained in the five story browa stone house 44 Weat Sixteenth street, any color French satin brocatcl, tor $295 at MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD between Fifth and Sixth avenues; superb Drawing Room Suits, covered French brocatel, cost for 7,008 do, 15 ronewood Planoforte, cost B60, or #80; _Baageres, jookease, Paintings, oron Cooks, pur ‘statuary, yen ek ‘vuter’ Chinn, dass, tlery, Linen, Bureaus “hed detenca, Wardrol Mattresses, Hedding, Lounges, Easy Chairs, at Ieee than ball original com. The furuiture has beeu tn’ use lees than Gve montis, and js in perfect order. peeniar ‘& TAYLOR, 7 and'#9 Bowery, have the largest assorted stock of Furniture, € and | eseioe material aud repe: reduce the price 3 aco RE FOR SALI price, ab? Went Pay ‘will scl] their Furniture at a very low irly-seventh street. Fee - SALE—TWO SPLENDID. FRENOU PLATE PIER PLA ber cent, ‘Olasaes street, in the Gallery, insincere OR Perna to Ca easoay ANEW SUPER — ne vaccond stivet.” [ocaigEF rene SurFLiab AayS nef iY THE aERDALE 8 oS Se, Hac nl OL | The sublime study of Shakespeare. 106 Twelfth street, close to Fourth bome morn- ings until | o'clock and en Ti wo te ra -y R. VEnGN Ee ELECTRO CHEMICAL BREE, NOR 4 al vena Di laced ba neenh ee, srger ironical | A and chronic diseaves, A partner desired, = ———S>S>S———— ARBLE MANTELS, MOK Matt atten aS | ch a the country. Get prive list betore buying eleewhere. |: ARBLEIZED SLATE Mal MANTELS, HALF y rile Paice PRICE M'etinatie i, i ee since cotatpaati_ | Bintcies, eae, af eet —— wee eeierrntenn etal 2 anniv HE FOUR pucks, BIZED, AL Sranelery caLTy sittard Tai fot genbeman acd wi boda Bag wy (ue ae W iifinan ot rest, basem ent. son, sALh CHEAP. Two PHELAN BILTAARD TA. ais ‘Ones, &e., compete Apply at Weidon Hotel, nye W. GRIPFIT How Gust n# factory, 19 Fane: etree. Se west uarkot yf | snaaie sai four p NEW IMPROVED COMBINA- eenn only ve b fuand Vab ea orn cat dowa, re Uruers uy Mami albenues ANTED—A SMALL SIZED HOTEL, FURNISHED, plesenntly located, Aside, with fall partiul D, B. D., Heral / ANTED- 10 HIRE, A FURNISHED COTTAGE, WITH ‘stable, within 20 miles of New York city. Adress, siat- ing particulars, A. W. L., Herald oflice, WAXTED-AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, | BELOW Fourteenth street, between Second and sixth avenues. Addreas iminediately, giving location, tering oy, Thirty-fifth at., Sixth av. and Broadway (txth National nay Hanky Wanters* SMALL PLAOE IN THE COUNTRY, WITH a business attached, worth about $1,000 or $1,200. Ad- dress ©. Bs » Herald oBve. ~__ DENTISTRY. Ae AL THETH—BEAUTIFUL AETS ONLY #10, 10, nnd warranied | teeth ‘filled and extracted without lous Land upwards, ilice No. 00 ixth avenue. #, LUTHER, Dentist, | RTIFICIAL TEETH—CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE city. Extracting with yas; no patn, Gold old linge Bub, stantial work at reasonable on Dr C, A. WHITE, Sixth aveaue, above Firtweent] \OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE anwethetit use of nitrous oxide gas, administer it in the wost approved method, do nothing but extract teeth, and cer tainly do it without pain ; so 27,000 patients testify, ‘See their names at the oltice, 19 Cooper Institute, ‘EETH betel ait? WITHOUT PAIN, ELEVEN ‘years, a dally; Beautiful Zoeth, 81; set, #10, Oid seta Ly ht. Fie LIEKS, 155 Grand street, near Broadws wr. HENRY VILLERS, 260 Grand street. HITE CORALITE FOR FILLING TEETH WITHOUT seroety near of abl. ‘veth lowest le prices. Dr. TUNINON, 279 Fourth ave- nue, corner of Twenty-second street. 190 ceBEACTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM Bets of Teeth, Kubber Plate, mn beter ain Extracting under gus’ without share. when others ate i serted. Dew, Boul Sv, 10 Grand streot.” L. BATTERSON, FURNITURE STORAGE AND EX- + press, 69) and 6Q)Sixth avenne, near Fortieth street, Siaraze taken by load or fine Rooms to let for storage of furniture, for removal of furniture, pian &e., in the ae orto the ‘country; furniture boxed and Shipped; best reference and twenty years’ experi Aigo Gi BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND | BAG- gage express, 115 West Eleventh street, near Sixth ave- inuci ange wagons for moving furniture, city or, country furniture packed, shipped; furnitur ‘Money ad- vanced, ‘ ==— ‘ADAME NORMA, DISTI HED NATURAL stand future. from Mody ipemptord on the past, present and future. 129 East Thirteenth Uh ie LE ‘CONTE, tt nk ae MEDICAL AND Business Trance Ceereaee | ie nformation is positive. M 472 Canal street, near Hudson. Fee gl. ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, reveals your whole life, from tae cradie to the grave. ADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED OLAIRVOY- IML ant.—Visit ber for everything, sickness, business, thelt, ames, numbersygood iuck. 371 Canal stre 338 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY-FIRST street.—Madame RAY, Olairvoyant and Astrologiat, Lucky numbers, Speedy marriages. Ladies, 25 cents ; gents, bu cents. ; MEDICAL. \ A? Bona fats Re pebctah MEMBER OF . U. Me College and, R, . 8urgeons, London, dan be goualied ea wraaivon veivake diseases, Centre street, near Chambers, N. B.—No fee unless cured. LL, CERTAIN, DISEASES, ALSO NERVOUS AND Bhyslcal debilty speediiy aid effectually, cured without ; consultations strictly private and confidential, Dr. LEWIS, No. 7 Beach sireet; thirty yeurs’ experience. —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 ‘Amity piace, guarantees reilef in ‘complain Pieasant Rooms for nurang. LADIES’ PHYSICIAN IN GREATEST NEED.—DR. OW ERS, lvl Stantor pend Relief with or without —LADIES' CERTAIN ASSISTANT IMMEDIATELY.— + Dr. POWERS, 191 Stanton. Relief guaranteed, Ele- gant rooms and board for ladies desiring treatment. : _ AMUREMEN: IKE'S OPERA HOUSE, street corner of Righth avenue Doors o lermiaaiee atth ahs nani EVENING, ¥ 26, LAST WN. With tts wondertel i, MBER SFORMATION, 170 THE TERRACE OF THe CHATEAD. ‘lao the Storm and Lnundatjon Seeue, RAIN OF REAT WATER, never before attempted on an uly with immense applause. n Po-t ors tt BSDAY)o evening, THE POOR . MATINEE OR AIROLLE OW ERY C TERATER, f Mr. W. H. . Oliver wat © Mbousnnus 4 Uneq @ wonderful Rush tosee tn Scet auceess. pa ‘Twist, Brilliant Tableaux. Applause, Beigwted MM ie J THE IDIOT THE are ‘aim Tatas FRANCAIS_RISTORI'S FAREWELL. ole Lessee and Directo GRAU wer of Mme, KISTORUS roprssedlalin this wee Pas (TUESDAx ta) 4 ae 26, MARIE. ANTOI- ee, o'cioe WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SOR TERESA, MATINEE. ¥ RVENIN MARIE ANTOINETTE, EV f SCALE ‘OF PRICES. ~Urchentra. sents, 43 Dress Ctrele, ; general adinission, $1; Family Circle, i) conte; tivaia hoace ifous seaiey, #IK, ‘Down iswra' Usket olties, eters's music store, 198 Broadway, rpararse FRANOAIS—8OR TERESA MATINEE. WEDNESDAY ATTSENOUR, aa 37, at 1 o'clock, n MATINE! ‘SOR TERESA. Admionslonto si? part 31,0, with exception of private boxes, which wil be secured at the’ usual price, ILBO'S GARDEN, . ie WHEATLEY ousES co) ¥ FU TUESDAY! MAY 26, 1 ny pad ay TeV ENING will be presented the buri ravayauza, tho Willis FAWN, introducing Jarrett and sara Tenowned Parisian BALLET TROUPE. Tue celebrated Buropean assoluta Dansouse, . and the best daneara fa Amerioe will NEW MUSIC, SCENERY,COSTUMES and API MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 1 Seats secured py fre in advance. WAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 58 BROADWAY. ‘The doors surrounded at 7, Insurrection begins at 8. ‘The great Humoriate and Vocalists of Minstr elsy, BACH, WAMUOLD, BEBNAKD. AND BacKus, SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. Glorious success of the new bares iil iee BLACK AND TAN © ee BLACK AND TAN So BLACK AND TAN CONVENTION, Terminating with the U KLUX KLAN, KU KLUX KLAN, ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 BROADWAY. LAST WEEK BUT TWO OF THE SEASON THE ONLY jan) ON as ee GRAND DoTOE high iN EMENTS, The Press “a burl oe THE ONLY L LEON as the GRAND tin ata ‘The Press saya ie “a vocal behest THE ONLY LEON as the GRAND DUTCH tig» ‘the Press says is. artistically, rfunny, THE ONLy LEON - as the GRAND + Fone ‘onteToatee'd,” ‘The Pres saya ry JOE MURPHY, ADD RYMAN, 8. 8. PURDY, SAM PRICE, RS. F. B. CONWAY'S PARE 7 THEATRE, BROOKLYN. THIS EVENING THE TICKET OF 1 AVE MAN. BOB BRIERLY 'B. CONWAY. “ eIOLA CROCKER. RENCH DMEF Or Mee TDA NEXT, MAY 27, IT OF MLLE. ALIX FARNAT, ADIEU PANIERS, YENDANGES SUT FAITHS, comedy, in two acta, by rriere. LA‘ TOGRAPHE, Fag in ‘one ack, ‘Ticket offices at Schiruer's musle ‘store, 201 Broadway, and at the theatre. ERMAN STADT THEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOWERY. THIS (Tuesday) EVE ytalod MAY 26, renbuct 4, Opera outte, fis ~ Beli Helene) Mme. L'ARRONGE-SUR Mr, THEODORE MABELMANN as Oo BULL'S no & LAST GRAND CONCERTS (prior to is departure for Europe) will take place in STEINWAY HALL, on SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, May 90, June 1 and, A number of POPULAR ARTISTS will assist. ‘Anentire change.of pregramme for each performance, in- ding the ~“ "Most BRILETANS COMPOSITIONS MR. OLE BULL AND PAGININI. APMISBSION, @ RESERVED SEATS, $1 50. Tickets can now be secured at the Music Store of Mr. 3. a. Schirmer, .01 Broadway ; Mesars. Schubert & Co., 82) Bi way; Ruliman's Ticket fg Broadway, ef at ‘he bos box oftice of the Hall, from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. dally. enbach's | eran oe PRIVATE DISEASES CURED WITHOUT MER- POWERS, 191 Stanton. Ladies’ troubles cured, ¢ ize Bliatr, tor impaired manh manhood. A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED, HR enn OR without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor of Midwitery ; over 40 years’ practice, Her infallibl male Pills, No, 1, price he or No. 2, specially pi which'can néver faih are safe anid heal No.1 East It Fyne second street rat ‘door from Fifth ‘a ch street, of ‘sent by writers are cousterfolts: Her Circular © i freee A —THE LADIES IMMEDIATE ASSISTANT, WITH ut medicine. disk hes Dr. GRINDLE, No, 6 Amity place, —DR. GRINDLE, LADIES’ PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 AMITY + place, treats female compl aint, whatever Cause produced. Sure reef to the most’ analous patient. Elegant roome for nursing. A BLESSING TO LADIES.—A LADY WRITES:—POR- tuzuese Female Pills relieved mein one day, shout inconvenience, Ik ‘magic. Price #5. Dr. A AUR GEAL, ollice berty street, oF sent by mail. M, MAURICEAU, M. D., PROFESSOR OF DISEASES «of women, 20 years’ practice, at 129 Liberty street. Gharantees certain ‘reHet to ladies, from whatever cause, zB. pate setter meh respect ull; inounces the Third Springtide a teal satu annually by members of the Orpheon Free Choral Gohools of New York and. Newark, together ed from the Protestant Half A Emi sole artists and grand opehestee, for THIS (r TUESDAY) Y EVENING, mire é } at 8 o'clock, at the New Kork Acrdemy of Music, when of performers will join thetr voices, He Hoging festival le given under ‘the immediate cusped ‘over two hundred of the m rorniuent cliizens of the metropolis and fa for the support of ire Orphieon Benools, which have alorded, gratuitous ‘geal nstraction to eleven hundred persons the past season, Gertrude Frank 00 iss Louies Livingston, 9 on 3 Mr. Geo. enor: Mr. Joseph Jewe baritone, and the dtsungutted Let, Mr. A. H. ‘a also assist. Conductors, Mi Thomas and Disbie.” Director, Mr, Jerome Hopkins. Tickets 78 cents an ¥1at 71 Broadway, but $1 and $1 at the door. N. Subscribers and committee members will please make their returns at 701 Broadway to-morrow or as soon as is conve. nient. 0. N. SNOW Manager, rR 8 BROADWAY. 1s bly” Sie | | POLYTECHNIC and ANATOMY, INSTITUTE. Open fromBAy M: to 10'P, Me 618. Cerna OF THE MAY QUEEN BRILLIANT Cantata, entitled “The Feast of Roses,” will be given at without pain or inconvenience. Sita tay 1 a enay Sod Renin rcag ay 3 ONT, 178 BROADWAY. TREATMENT FROM | and 20) rie take fea, un tok sauahor Paris, Londou and New York Medieal | Prof. L. he be Tickets, Wc. 5 ‘Rowerved beats, | te ‘Adviser and Marri yGute! ‘#1 00, Advice and Medicine, $5, Commences nt 734, R. HUNTER’S BOTANIC CORDIAL RESTORES ‘vigor of youth in one week; gives health and strength io the most deblikated. $3 per botile. No. 3 Division street, since 1634. HUNTER CAN © “WORST CASES OF CER D* ‘tain diseases, without mercury, in shorter time than any ower physician, or no pay taken. No. J Division street, ince 161 MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR. AND ee if DUBOIS (25 years’ practice) guarantee relief to married ladios, with of without medicine: no paiu oF incom vealence. etna restorative $5. mts from a distance vided with Board, nursing, &c. Frivaie edvice eter free ice 38 Third avenue, below Tenth street, New \ ork. DIES REQUIRING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE SHOULD Litasuk De N, 42 St. Mark’s place—a regular, suc ‘cessful ar aiouee Hégant Gooms provided. TIGOR AND MANHOOD REGAINED.—DR, POWERS Vaile Minte, Unfortunates cured without mercury. Lar dies’ (roubios safely Fewoved. It Stanion mreet. ait ADVERTISEMENTS. Q)N_DEMANDE—UNE JENNE FILLE FRANCAISE, O¥ sitave on Atiemance Prenat, vows soigner un petit garcon de 8 aus, I eile soit bonne couturiere ot avvelle fourniaee dexcellenton’ recommandations. au 103 bme av., pendant une semaine. Se eee OS, DEMANDE-UNE JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE, ayant de bonnes recommandations, pour prendre soin ‘S'adresser au 34 West 27me rue. iN dase pe aauner dtentant cei FRANCAISE OU Suave pour soluner wn enfant de 13 mols et pour coudre. Sadremer au 44 Awe (en er NE JBUNE FILLE TRARGATAE a San iz on solgner ies enfants a Prratiee Badreaser an sab Wh av. US iy g hg SE PLACER CON. de jeunes demote! em jadnesser Mud Matte, ¥ Broadway care of J. r. Ue cu LIGINIERE PRANG CATS, 0 CONNATEBANT 80N placer daus unc} yd 2 oun fe Fe rat & vtgeniers nay gene dance, way, Sime rue, pour Jour : fs LECTURE SEASON, RE! ~ MEN ['gatyeonnereming cs mate key Fo LE! et feoveree are eo Wy, apy wr rwarding Peo C-4 va Srsante. MUSICAL, ar rare RUTLEMAN ¥ WILL GIVE 1 eee ON THE pe et erate curce, JANIST DESIRES ‘AN GAGEMENT; WILL AS atin cing oe tt fine and vnetoeeo ‘or men ‘aven ud bo Be: Address A. B. irene rete Acer. AND SINGING eine ae a tm ror ag 2 b pra loa Ui Pad et, corner of Kroadw ‘sorner of i sarin et my THE BEAUTI WAL' TRAUSE ‘heodore i omse Genten ouacn? Feomyin Ly 3 the adore, with sotort. rioe conte Mailed on al tate. OUR ead A SOPRANO, ALTO, TENOR A\ a tr Wires for a Koman Cathoile chareh Sra i eke ga = Met, ‘irookiyn may and salary expected, Urgani wt A FIRST CLASS TKNO! To SiN IN IN AN copal church tn thie eity, FLD. T., box Wily New \ ork Host vihee. * WORTH OF IANO, MUSTO | Asli) Bromuway , ore (THEATRE FRANCAIS, OR FRENCH THEATRE —PEE- fons desirous of engaging the French Theatre for operatte or drama:te performances, concer junday meetings, bal. ty school commencements, fairs, &c., wi will address the e Lessee, J. rau, Ps 97 NASSAU STREET, THE SPOT FOR GOOD AWD CHEAP PRINTING. _METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. ATIONAL ACADEMY os DESIGN, The Forty ahird Annual i Rahpoievon ‘ietures and Sculptures, Day and Evening, oor, Fweniyahitdatevet cod Fourth avenue (THE GREAT cOMIQ SONG OF THE DAY, “CAPTAIN Jinks, of the Horse Marines,” sung by Lingard at ‘hea- re Comite, with imupense succes. rice 30c. Just publish- ed by ha REMAINS, 401 Broadway. RESERVED SEATS FOR ALi, THEATRES. _PIANOFORTES. LARGE VARIETY OF THOSE ELEGANT, PIANO: forwe of tha monafactyre of FEM SON, 233 East frecrin Sarees rica aint iy are ere yasaed, and yet, for a rat lee plano, are the wae. io Slay! A fe wih ted and soldon monthly OREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS & OC will di ‘of 15 A ira way, aa 1 irae ahaa a iar Reet eimai a se et es struments ter ‘room or vor tale at bargains for MAGNIFICENT SEVEN Pianatorte sain Saat and fio! weed and erty EM ix years, ab a for cash, at an i Pisnofortes, at DUNHAM & ‘new warerooms, 631 Broadway. W VERY CBEAP; Bliss new; 6 East Greve Vale square, MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST jo the seni | See + Cp} abe ‘Seventh | omer Say erp sites Senariciance | aa A Hee Z a gurrers eee A fora tenet feven octat years’ Aas eee Leet AND PiAMOroR’ pee 00, for Renee, ‘aloo ‘OR SALE, VERY CHRAP-—AN ELEGANT ROSE- Seca een | Meat yo tr ea 1 ICKERING gnane PIANO, OF SPLEN- P'Riad, A S for i b60 Post FIAn, gant vets. quire ab and Sirth Pros rwerry SECOND HAND Lota 4 Lire pret sale at low prices SONS, 662 broadway, Pianos Siren ING } GOOD PIANOS 00 RACH, ONE FOR 195, o8 to rent or aid on teas “ trot yy Lana “twenty-tourth i rineets. D PRICDE- 8 Union square. RENUC 0 PIANOS AT GREATLY Also to let aud vat ke 00 ee itr WALLAOK. Doors ‘commer EVERY EVENING | omni PURPA SOTtCR ‘Will be acted @ Drama in four acte, enti THE waite Cock abe! music, ratings an original Overture, intro~ Scotch als, THOME and ar ‘The whole of the m ducing old Engiteh “aa range’ The Machinery............ Characters be a J, ISHER, Mr. J. aby. IY WAuLaC re POPE, Cm oP DU: Mr. M ‘Mr. G, ite Me ur gb Mr Claw SENNINOM ANNIE WARD, Miss MARY pee ROADWAY THEAT ih, RS, Ye A comand of WILE vA MK, AND MRS, WIL AMS IN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THU RSD. ALL HALLOW ‘OR SNAP APFLE NiGH®, by GLY ur. @, WARDS ATE 'RANOE, “Mins OF wits, BARNEY Wit arance but one this season ca tis Mk. ae homey <8 WILLIA! SHANDY MAGI N HOUR IN SEVILLE, « ae and Mrs, WILLIAMS in atieen characters, songs and SATURDAY, ae Asoc cred ioe MONDA HERON, IN Hek Pearict 4 KR Seats secured from 8 ti.16, ROADWAY THEATRE. att TRA A NOUNCEMENT. AY EVENIN' FAREW. ELL. SHRREFIE oF is. BARNEY AND POSITIVELY T ILLIAMS, He LAST APPEARANCE ig BUT ONE THIS SE. “MR. AND MKS, BARNEY WILLIAMS, on which oceasion & MONSTER PROGRAMME WILL BE PRESENTED. BAR EY WILLIAMS IN FIFTEEN CHARAGREs Songs 1R} ARACTERS, AND DANCES. MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS. -SHANDY MAGUIRE. with two songs and « jig, ARNEY WILLIAMS in her wonderful imyersouation of elzht characters in an Hou EVILLE, HOUR L Wi SPERs ERB CusTUMESs, Box book open duri LIND TOM'S CONCER’ MORKISANIA SA ORSAY POSITIVELY ONi NIGHT ON TUESDAY. EYENING, MAY THE WONDERIUL Bu 26 BOY PIANIST, At Greenpoint, ‘At Flushing. L. At Wiuiamsourg, L. 1 HEATRE COMIAUE, 514 B WAY DAS} gis Mains OF THE, GREAT LINGAKD. | GREAT LINGARD, GREAT LINGARD. RKEAT LINGARD. LAST NIGHTS OF COMIO SKETCHES. Wednesday, May 27° bursday) May 98 and 30. Friday and Saturday, May’ STATUE SONG. STAIUK sons] COMIC SKETCHES. LaAsT 81X NIGATS OF PROF. HILTON'S SINGING AND TALKING Upror SINGING AND TALKING HEADS, SINGING AND TALKING ES Letts RG Wicniad IKELAND AND AST NIGHIS OF THE HOONE, CHILDREN, LAST NIGHTS UF THE BOONE CHILDREN, Last nights of Under the Lamppost. Last nights of On the Beach at Lone. Branch. LINGARD the Great LINGARD the Unapproachab.e, IN His COMIC SKLICHHS AND STATE IN HIS COMIC SKETCHES AND STATUE SON __IN HIS COMIC 8 SKETCHES AND STATUE | SONG. LYMPIC THEATRE—BEGINS AT 8 James B. Hayes...... Co W. Tayleure, itsines: DENSEL\ Dazzled and delighted wit! Fox's comic The great ian dei pektouibealas © great comedian and pantomim wt ‘Gongs. Ly FOX, to his ipiatle ton of CLOWN Pasta K. Fox | Harequin.... ‘Laurent | waresyue,.. i imonda | New Jerse; Ine GBEAt I i eOhecapigt rar ree ¥. in Gran ihe Champigiy Skatern of America," oan GOUDRICH and MISS O, A. MOOR A WATCH LESS TRANSFORMATION SCENE, MATINEES 13g WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. ‘ORRELL SISTERS’ NEW YORK THEATRE, and 730 Broadway. Admission 5c. Unexampled success of Molineaux St. John's adaptation. ‘RIALS OF LA BELLE HELENE, io which the sinte ra, oe area’ 5 AND JENNY RIS, HELEN’ AND ORESTES. All the ariginal of tne cesbrated opmposer Offenbach served, Introducing also the exciting OA) ICAN DANCE, Mr. M. W, LEFFINGWELL, as neni ROMEO JAFFIER JENKINS. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, ‘ADMISSION 50 CENTS | virgin OPERA HOUSE. Building, Fourteenth street Peraotalng Aca Academy of Music). bh pre- of bi | reor, zation of the fa RYANTS. MINSTRI MIN! UNsWwonTH, HUJENE ‘Seth MOUR, HORN, HOGAN, ks, NEIL and Ski BRYAN Burlesque gee. 7 The esting Orator. Old Times nee The ne Wray Natt she Belle, TN BRYANI"S Ne MINSTREL ‘OPERA. ‘aouse. Box office open from 1U to 8 for sale of Teserved seats. TPONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 901 BOWERY. f the Twin stars eae Ba ia anes ren im rr rs 0! ie jopian Mins fesaion, by BILLY EME RSON ‘ie RNY ALLEN. BILLY EMERSON = N+ JOUNNY ALLEN, BILLY EMERSON * D * JOHNNY ALLEN. The unimpeached leaders of the colored epera and cham- ston edie YORK BOYS IN CHINA phe titi nation rama ot reat. sethe iil Ente Ow A Mississivel SteAMEw present cated ieture of actual ac anes le dexhby life, 'H AT LINGARD SURLES By by FRANK RERNS AND BILLY SHEYPAWD, tho talk of ‘tO N PASTOR & CO. IN TRE-MEN-DOUS BILL, EMENO! 44 a SLLE MATINEE Wednesday, 23 o'clock OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, poe H Great His ofthe Im or Scenes in Congress CONN aie Butler. Second week of Master 41LVIE ROGERS, “Rip Van Winkle. £ Don’t Like It. Chalienge Dance. Medley Mt Around, de. GRAND MAT! every Saturday at 25 0'cl Hi METROPOLITAN T of Jos be epietor ao, sr THE MOST PuRPect Bt ALL THEATRICAL PRINTING IN THE UNITED STAT:S. VENTRAL PARK Roce © Seventh ai PE obuRt oul EE RE ae ATS. vate and ang ninth sts, PROGR. L Ongaiag 1s Moreh Ceara Barden” 2 Over Waite, An der schoen 4 Fantane, “Daughier of the hegimont™ 5. Overt & Ave Marla, adapted to the ivat prelude by Bach,..Gounod For solo stoling, coruet, plano and organ. 1. Allegro, Viraom, from’ the Reformation Sym- Hy sceue % Overture, “Pique Dawe” 10, Polke Mazourka, “Libell Polka, '8 Giebt nur nL. ae for tlute and F ‘Messrs. ae tome puadrilie Wreibernpeets puck, é if JON IVE CENTS. Season aoe ‘adinitting to ail the popular garden concerte during the entire summer season, ThN DOLLARS EACH. ° To be obtained at G. Scuirmer's music store, No. 701 Brond- bo at a ‘oftice, No. 114 Broadway, and at NOTICE. The Broadway, Seventh avenue and Bolt Railroad care pass theuoon while the Sixth and Kighth avenue care are distant buts abort bivck. Ed BMEMBER Ley 7! Rr i | Bi0R-~-288E “POUGHT it gut on that Lait TION. Tae EB LADIES’ Mision ‘hLagp Goer tet cot hed nd Boltiers end the Wisows a ‘Orphans of those whe nd pale 7 at — MAY 27, age 7 aod red. re. J. te re. mat macrTRtG jORAMA OF a one RS ER ane fee pale Mi pao itis: ty tell ea Reet ees |ACHTS GRAND CARTOON Mey Ke 2 of the Rot: Pith avenue AF rt Da an | vienna aB AND JURY ~ CLUB“ ARSENAL” et J Terns place, next te, jee of Great an ‘success. New paths. oe: TR ME LADIVA PAIR FOR CHURCH OF tony 1 bgt a conte, of waich et, J, Larkia ie Fag Ry ued until May du, in the Berens Rooms, corer 4 thirty-four streek. mreet, 1p meat ROY Aty, da meet on the ot Pie a? rps react are Tequeated “l ze at ii ta ad ft FN A niece ‘M. ADAMS, AGENT, ae veqonten sb i —— a