The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1868, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY FINA ‘The exports from New York to foreign cauaanl NOIAL ane COMMERCIAL. the aix months from proms 1 aon "_ 1808. ‘Tuespay, July 4—6 P.M. | pom, produ: $104,204 138 sou rr 1358 TOOL 1 The halls in the gold room succeeded in putting Fora dae fre: tae ber Rint : so00473 the price up to 142% at the ., | For’n, du’ a « Pe cy pag Hee ogme rg pers Specie and buli’u 45,782,490 24,595,062 49,103,000 ta! decline to 1419 was the result, and the closing exports..$163,621,047 $120,242,302 $132,516,094 (ransec’ 79! szalugive, pear ts ya wap tinge were at Ne of sf . 107,738,917 95,646,640 83,415,034 aunties a large, but the supply £ The receipis for customs and the receipts, pay- pet beige A the borrowing demand “| ments aud balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city foans he made at 3)¢ a 5 per ceut forcarrying hon for the expired portion of the week have been as fol- Poss clings amounted to $06,323,090, the sold lows:— ances ( $2,428,424 and the currency balances Sup Treasury. © 810.572 ‘The steamer Saxoni* took out Receipia, Payments. Balances. $294,000 iu specie. The project of taxing speculative Fst sas 74 $5,213,025 $84,033,102 transe’ >os in gold meets with general favor out- 1,69: 2,834,861 82,846,934 fide of oe wold room, and as ugh a tax as ten or The value of exports anh of specie) from New Geen \iv:iara om every teu thousand of gold is advo- | York to foreign ports for the week ending to-day cated. “he present tax is entirely too small and amounted to $2,317,411, against $2,452,598 the week Congres <aouid direct ite attention to the subject | Previous. Withon! volay. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, ‘The cney market is superabundant!y ep pticd With Ooo & and loams are geueraily made at four per cent, (be exceptional transactions being at both Uiree and ve per cet, The demand for discoants is Rowins commercial paper being scarce, owing to She absence of speculative activity in trade, The @tock werket Was steady during the forenoon, but dull, owing to the extreme heat of the weather, aud im tar of ernoon an attack Was made upon New York Centra! «od Erte, apparently for “scooping” pur- poses. unde: whieh these stocks declined, witie the rest of (he list remained comparatively steady. To- wards (close, however, the whole market became stronger snd prices tiyproved slightly, their general tenden:) cine apward, notwithstanding this tem- porary ope. Some ‘onthe ago. when Atlantic Mail fell more than six per cent tm a single day, it transpired that the Third .venwe Savings Bank was a rather heavy loser by (6 loans on thet stock, the president of the bank bre also a director of (he Atlantic Mail Com- pany. 1) ce Was immed by the depositors, whi time to sop, knowing bow disastrous its con- tinua: would have boca Gpon all the sav- ings banks, and fortunaciy the ran proved only temporary, amd the bank, whieh would have otherwise been in great danger of succumbing to the storm, survivel, The director: (hea, to allay the o\ci'ement, invited the State of cial who has the sapertntendence of savings Danks ( make am examination of its a@airs and ascertain ‘he extent of ite losses by AUlantic Mail. But since that time we have heard nothing 'o show ‘that the examination was made, and the benk has been doing business as usual, Now, the public has @ righ! to the fullest Knowledge of the affairs of all savings banks, and where gross mismanage- ment was proved, as in the case of the Third Avenne Savings Bank, it is only right that an oficial examination should have been made and the result communicated to the people. The proper oficial at Albany should make quent periodical investigations of all savings ‘ouks in order that mismanagement of the kind erved to may be checked and puomhed before i 1.5 time to jeopardize the interests of de- Positors. The jo 9! committee of the regular and open boards, appoiuted to investigate the frauds of H. Hoyt and the firm of “C, W. White & Co,” have dis- covered that the latter amounted to a little leas than two hundred thousand dollars, according to ali the evidence at their command, and with (his the confederates bought $145,000 in goid. The balance remaining to their credit at ‘the St. Nicholas bank is $1,700. The committee con- cluded theirlabors by offering a reward of $10,000 for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who issued, forged or altered certificates of Fort Wayne, Michigan Southern, Pittsburg, Erie and Pacific Mail stocks. This comes rather tardily, but the explanation is that the delay was influenced by proper motives looking to the capture of the scoun- drels concerned in these forgeries. The only new development to-day respecting them was the dis- covery of two more altered Erie certificates, and it is proba!e that cher full extent has now become known. At the commencement of business the stock market was dull but steady, and at the first regular Tuesday, bgt te 14—10:15 A. M. $1000 US fs, 5-90, r, 162. 109) Fourth Nat Bk.. 105 M00 US Oe; Ban! Gh M8. IIL 8) Baukof State Of NY 190 1000 US 6's,'5-20,0, 10844 100 Cumb Coal pre 0003 U 8 o-oo, ¥8 = 108 $00 Canton Co $uceo Tone 8 new... 0 0 i 5. @ ‘500 N 74" 200 1000 Mi: 9135 20 180000 914 200 10000 Louisia: Bs Co. 10° NY Cent 8 2U Adams Express 10:8 Erie 404 $00 Merch Union Bx, Erie 8 00 1000 Erie 8 610 sprees Sy Be 3009 Tol ; 88 10 CAR BY 93 $000 ao, Py i000 Gon 100 * 500 9400 Puta. 104 Bhi Chicas OR NW) ret. 8% Mig 8 10 Chickkk TRR.bet ¢ 108 10m Mi & a foo Mil & St Pan! pref.. 28000 Chic & gg do. 200) Bons, Hart. 88 1@Y Mich South, 9636 100) West U 58 o.. 5 she Con N: 106% 10 Chicago & Alton..b'¢ 137 B seeer®ni 20 Joliet & Chicago RR 91 Half-past Two o’Cleck P. M. we US's, 620, c,"B- 113tg S0ahs Krle RR........ S855 do. 3 + + 68% Bone 18s, a Hass 2 Big 40000 U8 5-30, cou, $85, 108% + 68% 2000 US b-2iex cou, "6S. 109 a) $2.0 UB EB, cou, "87. 10674 2 67% 10000 do 1d 05S 2 67 do. ‘Lae’, . 61% Loto Tenn 68x 300 do. ee 743, ‘0d do. 5g if 00 FOG h Central M000 Go..-.” bet call 68% 100 Boston, Hart & Erie Nes £000 Tenn fas exc..2de TIE BN Mich $6 &NT RR; 9; Joo N « TB 100 dov..-s..+.-DS0 90) 0000 il 7554 200 Tit Cen RR, ex d. ee ve 75” 1000 Cleve & Pilts BR Va 6's, Bios 300 Chic & NW pref, =e a Bites m Sows Paul i, 900) © $2 00 Mil 4 St Paul pref. 400 Chic & ®@ 10 10 abe My 3 e Wwe 33% 500 Ohio & Mica RR, 200 47%, 10 Morris & Essex RR. o coy 128s SDAY, July 146 P. Mt upply and steady at 4c. 9 46c. .—The market for Eastern apruce y nd holders were rather Grmer in their views, demanding #13 — #20. Within the range about 450,000 feet were disposed of. ‘The receipts are not #0 large those of last ‘week. Yellow pine timber. was selling at $83 a #35. 200,000 feet brought $3450. Laths wore steady at $275.0 $3. Lime was unchanged at 81 10 1or common and $2 for lump. Rosendale cement was steady at 8175 per barrel, while bricks were steady at former quota- tions, viz :—-#8 50 a B10 for New Jersey, SIL tor Long Island, $10 « B12 for North _ ‘B18 a $22 for Croton and $45 a B50 for Philadelphia fron! aceree ee Market for, Rio, though quiet, tein writ be Oy A Senay, cates ro08 ang gold, in “tinge Jo, We. a Hc: 2¢;, rime tinge. » 190 an lots, Sie, ott Sher deaths icone py in New le, Rio, Ju 1g 1, 19 fa, Mow Yor Mobile, L500; bin, 7. timore, 3 per CoorK Zack Bt wt a 280 for ka, 32 ‘$2 age for s sugar do., 86 inch di i 43 10 8 #3 30 for do 38 inch do, ; $5.50 for rum Stier pipe do.; 843.0 85) for Bor 14 Fag do. : pia, market for thig staple was only taoderatily’ active, the demand stil belug chietty from spinners, and pbrices for the better grades were I tbe seen by. reference to the manexed quo- Tatloun, “The sates were L760 bates. including 11020 tor spin- board the volume of transactions was ght and Rock | niag and 920 for spec’ Island closed 3g tower than at the same time yester- hand New Orleans day, Fort Wayne 3, Milwaukee and St. Pau! pre- | Ordinary...........00..- on EN ferred %, while Northwestern preferred was % nl higher, Government securities were duil and barely bo Steady. At the open board at one o'clock New York ‘Corren.Fot eee tive demand for SR Central was hammered and dectmed one fer cent, ‘while the vest of the market was comparatively the Second regular bos*% Brie was ham- méied 1 67% apd New ¥Srk contral closed 1% than at the first réguiar board, Rock Island 3, Northygstena P preferred % % an Tennessee sixes, new isa white mawanke iil “St. Pani preferred was \ higher and Western Caion Telegraph Ng, At the.op@: Yoard at haltpast three New York Ctntral Urok® to 191%, the downward movement being due to the failure of the poard to declare the large scrip divident which is promised, although a cash dtvi- dend ox four per cent was declared for the half year. Subsequentiy the whole market became firmer under @ good ant well distributed demand at the decline, and at ‘the close at half-past five the quotations were as subjoined:—New York Ceniral, 132 a 19214; Brie, 67% a 67%; epg my a %},; Michigan thern, 90% a 90%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8534 a 86%; Cleveland ‘and Toledo, 102%; 0 108; Rock Island, 107% 41074; Northwest- ern, 783: a 78%; do. preferred, 80% a81; Pacific Mati, 100% a 101; Western Union Telegraph, 34% a 2474. Government securities were dull but nearly steady all the forenoon, followitig which they declined under @ pressure to sell, influenced by the declining market for five-twenties abroad without a corresponding advance in gold. At the close they were rather heavy at the following quotations:—Registered, 1481, 115% @ 11334; coupon, 1881, 11344 @ 113)g; 5-20's, re- gistered, 109), @ 100%; 5-20’, coupon, 1862, 1188 11854; do., 1864, 110 @ 11054; do., 1865, 11144 @ 11194; do., new, 1966, 10834 ; do., 108% @ 108%; do., 1968, 10824 @ 499} Maciel, sorica tons 10-40’, coupoh, 107%¢ a 10734; 7.30's, second serics, 108% @ 109; 7.30°a, third series, 108% @ 109; United es 6's, Pacific Railroad, 102% a 103. FS 3 exchange market continues firm ander before referred to. At the close ew? bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 11054 a 11034; at three days, 110% e 10%; commercial bills, 100% a 109%. Pe bile Reyne ‘hg 5.13% a 5.1234. men—Bankers', * a 80: On Frankfort—Bankers’, 40% 041. On prom Re ¢ & 41%; commercial, 41 a 41%. On reeset igs kere’, 3034; ——— 36a 36. Un Antwerp—Bankers’, B18% a 5.123; , 5.16% @ 5.13%, ‘Miving shares continue very duli, and at the Gret board Consolldated Gregory sold at $410 a ci Bmith ani Parmetee Goid, $375; Quarta Hill, $1 Bagehill, $1 a $4 20. Gomeo's ond American securities were quoted thas _in Londen to-day and on the previous dates men- toned: AEM > July® July Consois %a 4), a Five-iwenties 1 B13 Te Milinols Central wix%a— wWika— Brie.....-+++ 6X¥a~—~ Hha~ ‘The foreign Imports at New York for the month of Sane were :— ROA. Ent, for cons’ 7, $8,786,471 Fe docs, 10080 ONO aea Specs ad bull'a 94549 "a0mtse Raa, ‘Total ent. 652 $20,907,008 “wito’n fn ot) rr 6,910,287 bar ety} ‘The exports from New York to foreign porte for NT Domestic pro’ce. soimon s14.dearion rr jag ss dutiable eos. 268 Speote sind bua 1asoo.oes Mchicciiad Pr —— ‘Total expore.. ($26,153,374 $21,907,908 $23,192,607 umn. 10,262,418 15,108,120 11,308,800 ‘The foreign tmporte at New York for the six oh ewe aren den cL A Beh dated Bao + abel 4 ee ee et ee Z 3S SPOiation, ann prices were Mc. & 1c. he salen since the 4th jast were about 2, it, Whe, for Baltimore, very, . for Portage Lake, the market Fg au strong Mixe. rolt, #B%c. for Baltimore and or CANDLPR.—Adam: steady at fic. a Py ren antine were god, ee ants Bie. Ira —The market eras sonore bia: les were ge tons soda ash at sd mee wold; 2 Ke., currency ; weders, in lots, at dye, uate aoda, wirich ts generally quoted ai vale terms; 109 tons se! soda at $1 6) were reported of ngo logwood w. ate Lima wood, #758 885, go! gold. Tamaica logwood, at Bile ‘anid. Face are — market was more active and rates espe Rosin at London, 3,000 buahela wh: bageat6d. To Bremen, per samme 10 bales skins at ie The charters were—A rensel, 3.500 ‘bbls. eapectty, from 6 ms Vagal New York or currency, ands light pipe staves at moderate a is ome nd4,900 40, rosin, There was ooly a moderaie businos poy (ey ee ak ye RRS, from 4c. "to Me. There were’ salca of 300 Ube. { to arrive), part at Mc. "a de bbis.) me “« = and 20 do. market b Sates 180 bla, Not at 8 Bee 2 at $8 1254, 2,000 low do. at 93 eS; Strained, Cy 8734 as faa shu" Or a hig for "ap aa ent loas act: heparan 20 niares Bales Wi alter foro, Te tobe ime steam and dered, to arrive. The market ratel eht fe grades. aor continue fair, but fig sack oat nen lara. ad cou ay an ela ly te, ‘a'Sic. Western, firkiue an ae Sueese was in io ee nd from the ocala were steady, rai 100. to i for pediniepers ee prion. mene P. ROM. —Recelpts 165 do. htha, ‘The mar) $40 bia, crude, 1,893 do. refined active, bul pricce were Tiger lower shoe! at iben nt peas wr . a Si aor cat ke eect te cloning heavy at 33c. "The ard of Re salsa of mcment. ard white closing at about 370. ged was qui Me active, “lower, prices. 500) 1,000 do., for July, at I s2166. rR fOr Asiguat at 389 ber (60! month), a 115,000 don trom August 10 mnber (1,000 each’ month, at 8337 i aor RIOR was quiet at 10%c. oe Carolina and 9'4c. a 9%c. for Rangoon. Sales 50 tierces Carolina at 10%c. and 100 Rangoon, in bond. }UGAR.—Only a moderate business was done in raw to day and prices were again about 4c. lower, fair to good refining Cuba closing at Ile. a Ll36c., fair to good grocery 11s¢c. & iin prime to choice ale. a 1% Ory tir to choice pooeer Porto Rico 11%. co. ‘The’ sales were bhds. at 10%ce, a WS. for Cuba, the latter price for centrifugal fined was only in moderate demand and easier, hard AL 16%4c. @ 16%c., soft white I5c. a 1B}xe. and y ellow Liaise. @ freDs.—Businese in clover was reatricted by tho increased firmness of sellers, wlio demanded 2c, a TB. Flax wan niet at #2 60 a $2 70, and timothy unchangod at $2 0a Oh. Calcutte linsced' wes dell ead nominal SALT.—The market exhibited no new features, The de- mand was light, but prices ware generally steady Jopbers! rices were x8 follows : 90 for Ashton’s 2 5 for Marahall's and Worthingion's do. oi aS abt 90 for ground, #8 a $310 for Higgins’ and Bic, for sland per SoaP.—Castile was quiet at 16'¥c. a 16%(c. hey heard of no sal ot ‘moment. a qnmee ‘at 86 37 a 865 45, gol -ARINE was in | Pty Maree “Sales 25,000 Ibs. at 18c. a Stiestan WStine. —For goat the market was quiet but steady, The stock in first hands ia small. Sales 50 bales Mexicans on pri- vate terms. was only moderately active, and sellers evines increased disposition to. Speraio: There were f 3,000 Ibs. Pare and 12,00) di Central American on pr 8. We quote Tampico and Matamoros, i veney; Payta, Mc. Cape, 4 nos Ayres, i pears ye A Dee: ican, 450. & Tisse. “se, gold: ‘Central San Juan, rit isa, a me "Angostura, 20c. a S23¢c., ret Paras de. a doe TobAceo.The demand for all kinds was light, owing d the transactions out 60 hhds, Kentucky were disposed of at tic. 4, however, were not different from those previously current, th consequence of which we anuex our last quotations :— Light Loaf, Nae. 3 do. ayerage lola ; York Stator lleva, Se. a Ide. ; do. wrappers, 12c. fliers, bige. a Sige. do, average lot Bore thot do, wren er8. Le. a'40c, ° Havana— ‘do. good, Be. a 85e. 5 fine, 81.03 1 10. Manufacturing In ond, biaek work, common and medium, 173gc. a 22c. ; do. do. good ‘and fine, 2c, ; do. bright work, 45c.} do. do, good and fine, 60: les of moment, and were nominally 24c. for straits, 27e. for Banca,and Mc. a24',c. for English —all Pintes were in moderate request ‘at former prices. The salea were 1,700 boxes charcoal terne, chiefly for fuure. shipments, on ‘private terms, We quote 1. C, charcoal 88 25 a $8 373<, , per TALLow wan motlerately active and prices were steady. The anlos were 65,000 lbs. at 113¢0. a 12c. Wiisky.—Receipts none, The market continued to rule dull and prices were nominal, Woon.—The demand for fieeces is doubtless considerably limited by the extremely warm weather, and amount of bei noas doing is ight, as 1 ie umually during the rore part of the woek. What demand prevails is principally for the finar descriptions. ‘The receipts continue liberal, bein sas 6.009 bales since last Friday, and holders’ to rat extent would bg yp okie C95 low p ies oO} at dBc. a 47, and XX igen B00, ‘The arrivals Bt Talifornia'and Toras ‘ar ‘rhe former is tolerably ac: tive, but at prices fayoring buyers, while the latter is dull and wenk. | In Consign we heard of ‘no business of signtlican The sales are 1! Tha, fleeces at 40c. a 50c. Jooladin fine Michigan at 44c.; $000 do, Indians, af aiscc 1) Western and Ohio ag ade. a 45c., and 20, at for unwashed and 47ige. for tubbed at 40c, a 44c. for super and extra and \oe, Call and spring clip Catiforaia at aiter price for choice apring, and small lots Teen . Be. An auction sale of 60 bales damaged be Place to-morrow at Nos. 48 Park pose Pe wil common and medium, 2c. a aXbc. ote. — THE TOBACCO MARKET. That comparatively little business has been done in this market during the past week is to a certain extent attributa- ble to the extreme severity of the woather which has pre- vailed. However tempting the lot, buyers cannot be per- suaded to “step round” when the thermometer indicates ninety-five degrees in the shade, and even brokers prefer their coo! offices to the sunny side of Wall. Owing partly to the scarcity of suitable grades only a limited business has been done in seedienf during the past eight days for ahipping. Sales foot up to about 500 cnses, of which 100 cases State (Glow grades) were at 7c. a 8c., 900 cares Ohio at 7c. a %., 100 canes do. fillers at 5c. a 63gc., 40 cases do. at 20c., 54 cases Pennsylvania at l0c,a12c. and 58 cases Florida tobacco on private terms. For home trade small parcels have been taken of the old crops, enough only to supply the immediate wants of manu- facturers and out of town customers. There ia a general dis- position on the part of the latter to postpone buying e: sively until the new tobacco makes its appearance, when @ better and more aah pnaneot which Regie purposes and ‘ance, in small lots, for ‘shipping fina Home trade, Hovens bacco le quiet, not being of a desira- 4 too high in price to warrant large purchases. Vemaln Srm at the following quotalions Kent }) Tennessee and Missouri ot nn at all als Pitbatias b boii aé — a7 SB = 58 wl gE BBS as Wa a Wa 3 ae | : ea gatement the stock on tnepection - AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. i Wsenannes. (ian f peat Ry RRELL Pc bemnbr® wanes JOHN BROUGHAM'S DRAMATIC =" Introducing all the LOTTERY CANCAN DANCE, Saad eighty received with unbounde: LIFE. buses THURSDAY, JULY 16, EE wnomagetse? RT Ng ge oe PRESS BEGINS AT. The remarkable buoyancy that to May was not maintained last moni ut the whole of June the market was very “aie fond bad ‘aot Deca for one sale of about 300 ‘Western atrips, taken for the suum total of ‘he ‘month's trauanctions present ingly oo ed van at ‘descr! pica m of Led w clear out old stocks before receiving fresh consignments —-an arrangement which 18 not always wo easily affected: Tt te expected that the make of strips will not be large, bat if the ‘ape be near 80 good as American accounts lead ua to its excellence will go a great way ia making up forthe dehete ciency in quantity, In Western leaf there were but few trananetions for the home trade, but for exportation there asa fair demand for medium and common qualities, in which ‘air business was done, which is likely to be followed up ‘shortly nt to a further extent,’ The only transaction ia Vir~ ia tobacco worthy of note was 1 ihda. leaf for navy pu to the gover: by far the beat customers for that growth, which, al the rates now demanded by holders, is beyond the reach of he trade buyers. Growing crop are entirely satisfactory MARINE TRANSFERS. The following is a correct liat of marine transfers since the ngnptiontion of the previous repor' Advices from the United States respecting the THR SENSATION OF THE SEASON, Gents secured six days in advance. 1BLO’S GARDEN, N WM. WHE. ATLEY, Lessee and Manager |AN'S: WORLD-RENOWNED 0 OPERA BOUFFE- Mr 4. ay" ag the honor to peo eames the second eoneca st Open alist BDAY EVENING JULY SULY 30. ro aan cA OF BARBE, BLEUE Biue Beard), Opera Boule, in four acts. Mite, Trma. rdeowee +-Boulotte Mile. Lambeie Mile. Duclos Mr. Anjac ENTIRELY, ey, ge COSTUMES. SP! DID N EN ‘W SCENERY. GRAND CHORUS OF SIXTY VOICES. FULL ORCHESTRA OF TALENTED MUSICIANS) JARRETT & PALMER'S BALLET TROUPE. ‘The sale of Reserved THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 18, at the box office, Niblo's Garden, and Schirmer’s music store, 101 roadway. IBLO'S GARDEN. N"we WHEATLEY... occ+-s-- estes and Madge ICE. The above theatre will remain closed for preparations for Bateman's Opera Bouife until Monday next, July ‘20. LIND TOMS oncEE T WASHINGTON HALL, N. J. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 15, The wonderful in Ra Boy Pianist, ‘The great musical = nineteenth centurys ck "Phurnlay Jl 6; satya; RPL a july 18. At New Bi ‘as Precholdy R BROADWAY. 618 618 68 MUSEUM Do Not 818 OF FAIL 618 ANATOMY, TO SEE ITS 6s BRO) WONDERS. OP! EN PROMS A. M. TILL 10 P. B. pe at ut _MEDICAL. SE Cay SRECIALTY.—DR. R. COBBETT, MEMBER oF 2 N. DI 3 . ‘Sar London, can YX. U. Medical College and. 8. 6. Bur one ae Centre be consulted as usual on. of atreet, near Chambers, N. B.—No fee ee unteas cured. LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY AA“ without mercury, Office and congultatious very pri- vate by Dr. HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street. ae —RELIEF TO LADIES IN TRUUBLE, WHATEVER the cause may be, certain and immediate, by Dr. Taly 10|Schooner FE, Richardson July 10| Propeller P. ¥. Brady... July 10 Propeller P,P. Brady.- July 10) Stearboat, Neversing daly 0 ty Michael O'Brien. July i Stoop Geom xe. Tuly 11/Steamtug J right. July 13|Schooner B. F. Woolsey. July 13|Schooner B. ¥; Woolsey July 14/Steamtug 4. F. Von Bec July 14] Steamtug J.J. Austin, Jr. July 14|Steamboat Maitano.. July 14|Cana! boat H. ©. Krai OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY. RANSFERS IN NEW YORK Cry. Broome at, n 8, 103 ft e of Columbia, 22x75... Clinton st, ¢ 8, §8 £16 of Houston, 18k Church st, No... 5th st. 286 tt ito: 00, 1-2 200x99.11 1-8 oF ail) 100x991 ee ot all) ‘ rath at, ent Ay D, 1xt08.. ft.s 4th st, 2ox100. ft n 2d at, bOx 100. Sth av, e Sth av,w vy org 5 av, No 18, 2d av, Nos 340 and HS yay pe {8.0 Gith 6 years, per your 4a | POWERS, 191 Stanton street, Ate THFUL VIGOR AND MANHOOD REGAINED by using Dr. Pow! ‘ERS’ Life Elixir, and the worse cases Of private disease reet. A. CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH oF without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor of Midwifery ; over 30 yoars’ ractloe. Her {nfailible Frenoh Female Pilla, No. 1, price 8! pecially, prepared, price #5, which can’ never fath ‘are sald ond hexit Gnly at her oflice, No.1 East Fifty-second street, ‘iret door Ia itih: aveuse, und at Draggist's, 162 Greenwich street, OF ‘All of are counterfeit. sent by mail. “MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIA\ « Amity place, guarantees relief in all female Gomapl alzis: o Pieawant Rooms for nursing. KIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID. male complaints with “MADAME VAN BL + Wife, cures the worst cases of fe: 42'S: Mark's place. LL PRIVATE DISEAS without mereut Vigor and manhood regained ‘by nded before inarriage. CURED IMMEDIATELY, 191 Stanton street. Eltair of Life; re- QOUmrig THEATER. i eee —THE LIVIN Tu grand Spectacular Ballet amon A ‘ad mucceeaion of marvola doors tarn into blank wails, boxes tn Chalem walls Into tables, billiard tabies ato cages, puddings tate heads, market stalls into yachts Intry boxes into steamboate, row in migutes (rom HUMPTY DUMeTY. The renowned Pantom: Mr. GEORGE L. | L. FOX. NaBUN AL. HUMPTY Bowery a weRey SATURDAY AFre®- Cc IENTRAL PARK GARDEN, _ Seventh ave, between a ahs POPULAt GRR a CONC! oF ie ‘Seas DNESDAY) E\ NENING, Ju tt SIXTY-SECOND GRAND CONCERT. 1 Mareh, Du tar UOGRAME. . Marel ‘orm “Bal ian Git Fifty-ainch ste. ze euis (we NO 0 PosttONEMENE oe qocount OF THE ADMISSION nied "CENTS. Private Boren, TWO DOLLARS EXTEA. For G,'Schirmer’s uy 0. 701 Broadway. WERY THEATRE. e a af wm. B. gastos Billy teeves. ire Fe Joe Buckley. Carrie Edgar. -C, Gardner T. Bolin, ee ry E. onan Gneee, Serite, Misa Amelia Wells, A. Giboona, Vol au Vent. Servania by Female Gladiator Songs, Duets, sega hallo. lets. bec & clea (ue. ENTIRE GE EVERY NIGHT. aaa ROADWAY ADMISSION 50 CENTS. RATRI EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, DALY'S GREAT PICTURE OF CITY LIFE, (A EUASH OF LIGHTNING |, . THRILLING EFFECTS, SPLENDID ACTING, LIVELY DANCING, SENSATION TABLEAUX, STREET LIFE, EMIGRANT LIFE, SPECTACLE, * ONINIHOTT 40 BSVIAV ce VERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, EE A FLASH OF LIGHT OPERA HOUSE. SUCCESS. ES African pee troupe €3 en USES. saan nese. xswoanm, UnswoRTH HORN, SEYMOUR. kaw DAN Bi FLASK OF ORESEY) LIGHTNIN: i STEAMBOAT RACE, TERRIFIC EXPLOSION. Mr ST, (BRYANTS' MINSTRELS.) Util ONY PA! TOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 Bowery, opposite Spring street. —DR. POWERS, 101 STANTON STRERT, GUARAN- «toes Indien trnmediate relief from troubles. " His power- for married aud single, fat medich only sure thin whatever the cause may be. Circular sent frst post, LL CERTAIN DISEASES, ALSO NERVOUS AND A physical debility speedily and effectually cured without mercury. Consultations strictly private and confidential. Dr. LEWIS No.7 Beach street. 30 years’ experience. » PHYSICIAN.—DR. GRINDLE, NO. 6 AMI- . ty place, near Amity street, having over 18 years’ suc: denattl dud tininierrapted” practice in this eet treats all 9 complaints, fom whatever @ase we ed. 5 to the most anxious oF” \aGts in Prat Ele: pant 200 | [Rooms for ladies ren wot ¢ EASES THE LABOR movement, ny AACR M, Dn PROFESSOR, pants street b gen hatever cause, Sapte ee ge) rancees certain relict ie frou bs Proposed Meeting of Master Meck: Anes tow owt pain or fnconventence, Only Present—The Resolutions Of Pins ind TO LADIES. —: tas ter Pil e1 in one ithout Masovs Approved. 2 Fema ise ge ee MAURIE With the thermometer beyond nigaty jn + Ofiice 12+ Livery street, or sent BF Winter eo snide — et: o lame nateen nat an afternoon meeting dowa torr, tetas to ke | R. KING'S OFFICE AND RECEPTION ROOMS, 60 numerous. Ali especially ¢ , Eas, Ninth ag tear Brow .—Crres ylacauteed Inted room as that °° 4 Mf close and til-venti- saan «+ ne Mechanic: t a a change. ° Seen eae See Pe Howth ee Tr, UNIO, CORDIAL RESTORES fa of gives bh + vit Liberty street, ; several degrees than everywhere eb tie Pe the neighborhood, it should be preseiped that rather keep away (han go thd ue! a 94 we have been biessed with of late. m0 wi where it is hotter by | days as Hence tha mneet- ing proposed to be held there yesterday afteruogit "t | alth and atrength to Division street. No ne tated; 6 per botite itt SPER CAN CURE WORST CASES OF PRIVATE discates, without mercur %j ‘a ahorter timo than any other physi ca at ye 8 bay y tages 3 Division street, wince 1384 two o'clock, at which all the master mechanics of | the city werd expected to participate, wea mraac D*: LA Reston Aa sonegp TO we Basr gaa atfended that the committee conciuded not to behead ar brn RO ee hold g meting at ail, but they retired to a rear room “af A of t ? exchatge, ad there they ~ What may be D*: tel “havioer sneha termed a general ‘consuliatioh prefaratory fo conclu- | riage Gu sions hereafter to be resolved on at a futtire meeting. mae No chairman presiding, Mr. Tostevin sui Ga priate tine REQUIR proofs of resolutions | orde: pamphiet épria by the mast ing purport FROM THE d to be po ABTRER MASONS OF THE CITY OF NRW YORI 0 THEIL FUPLOYES At a meeting of the Inasone, held at the Mec practic) tees certain relief, with or wit! Exch: ange, Jn nA 19, ‘ites, nthe following Tesolutions were u no pain or inconvenience. Female Restor $5; cure for mourly apo Neuralgia, #5. Patients from distance provided with Resolved, Ths ‘we will sustain and guarantee ourprotection | Board, Nursing, &c. Office 24 Third avenue, below Tenth to those bricklayers who now return to their work at ten | rect, New York. hours per will give them prefere T others, | nee Spares and that 9 roll of their names and residen at the ADIES APPLYING ‘, 191 STANTON Mechanics’ Exchange, that transfers may be made from out street, may be certain of rellet desived. His great Fe- to the other of the undersigned sohtuoireds That the same guarantee also be extended (o th forem Rew, That the same guaranter, also, be extended to th This was signed by sixty-turee of the largest firm: of master masons in the city, all of whom were sai: to be known and to have declared to adhere to the | ——— =x — = stand taken by the master masona of the oe. Tostevin then read a long essay on “The Labor Question,” the preparation of which was afithorized by the Executive Conimittee of the housebuilding trade. The gist of it was that the eight hour move- ment was detrimental to the best interests of the ; thal it Was &@ movement taken up by selfish politic! ana for their own ends; that upon the de- count vaoreest of labor rests the future of the country, and that a Tegources 01 The eagay gt strife between , especially “ot a product! @ power of the country asops and, the brick: rales of the Bricklayers’ Union in regard to apprentices, and gives imstances in which the stri auherence to that ruie on silver and ed ware od | workmen . worked irreparable machiof to Individuals and ns ee USDRAE, Bones. trade, ‘This essay, or, as it might | ——— once _— Freee nary gross to sho public, ten ‘enters uaa | (ZOLD CUTTERS WANTRD—AT THE MANUPACTORY answering the clare" of ie bricklayers against tho | L7_ of W. Ht. Kemp, 29 Vestry st ae aml disposes of every charge in a ae satisfactory to all master o8es a resolution—‘That in Ditrary regulations attempted imposed opon us by onr etployés in relation boss m: manner which ba 1 masons present. Pye of the ie to be to the apprentice mye it ia @ duty we fee! to- cumbent upon us to require in our several trades an our journeymen.”* evr o'No definite action was had in regard to this address, essay or appeal, as no formal meeting had av to aa been organized, but t will be submitted t adjourned meeting of the master masons for fur- ther action. This afternoon it will algo be reported by the Executive Committee of the Master the committee to reimburse any contractor belong- ing to the association who may damages for not com| account of, holding out against the elght hour strike, Mr, Jeremiah Kingman, of Ba given $9,000 to Dartmouth College, w! * masons, to the follow- diminishing the quantity of labor the the country are diminisued likewise by to ithe particulars of the ‘ake ail the apprentices we may control them in our own way, frce from all dictation whatsoever by AsOns t over five thousand dollars have been raised by be muicted in jleting his contract in time on on, N. H., has which, in addition " peportast 10. FEMALES. tifeally applied by Dr. and M ¢ Regula ure thing for married and sing! e | culars went pow 0 ADIES IN TROUBLE—DOCTRESS ROS3 WILL RE- 4 lieve yor Pod ever the cause my be. She never 3 | Consultat! 144 West Twenty-seventh sireet. Hand: free. { | somely furnished Rooms for ladies. THE TRADES. FIRST CLASS WATCHMAKER WANTED 4 work a suort distance from the city; must be well ret Commended and furnish his own tole; ® married (German) man preferred. Apply at the jewelry store, id vain ate Be teaitaeet's d WANTED — ONE BUT a FIRST CLASS ‘hand need apply at 415 West 17th a. RICKLAYERS WANTED-GOOD BRICKLAYERS, willing to work ten houre at the rate of $5 per day, will oudy. employment by caliieg on the Seurstary ‘of the einbtken of Master Masons, atthe Mechates and Traders) Exchange, bt Liberty street, New York, from? A. M. w6P. M. re WANTED.—FIRS vj CLASS LETTERERS MINSTRELS. 3 ATEDNESDAY E EMERSON, ALLE N A EVERY siaiia AN JOHNNY WILD, 1 FIRST WEEK OF DICK PARK Et, Ti HE © ELEBRATED BANJOIST. Get NATIONAL PAINTING, THE final? W REPU BLIC EMANCIPATION. On exhibition at the Art Gallery, #45 Broadway, New Yort, oaite Wallack’s ee eatre, shite rom 9 A. M. to7 P. Mf beers EXHIBITION, HALL 616 BROADWAY model of the cities of New York and Waal jament Houges at Lon buildings, fountaing ¢ from 10 wr. Capitol, and tho Pa houses, sireets, ping. Open eac! wl “Gqz TTY MoOE”—NEW,_SONG AND ous it Henry Tucker, Suc. ; “Live in My Rent,” 3565 ais DERICK BLUME, Lay. Those unable to attend tie + by forwarding 25 cents, Ad iress sma of Avgtomy, 613 Broadway co. only, on interes, Anatomy, 615 Broady lectures may receive a cop, Secretary of New York Ss _PIANOFORTE = “sii0 FOR SEVEN OcTA + forte, in fine order; a five oc | Melodeo: y only Te ee = ~ ~*9 PIANO ROSEWOu “A e rosewood piau IDDLE, 1% Amity street, near Broadway. FIRST OLASS PIANO. apeat ins! ote to Two used short’ time at half price. JENNYS & 3 East Twenty-Grst sireet, between Second and Third LARGE VARIETY OF fortes—Agratfe treble; finest and ci the ctr ror 2wOOD PIANOFORTE, y of a family le. aving city, city cont 500, or ‘Mirrors, ¢ ber, ‘Dining Furniture ; a sacrifice. teenth street, near Sixth avenue. $0— ALL MODERN IM ments; tone of brilliancy aod pow West Twonty-cighth street, near ee A LARGE VARIETY OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Pianos at bargains for cash ; aiso 100 Pianos to let and sold on instalments, L. P, CUMMINGS, No, § Union square. Jaquire at 44 FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE their magnificent Pianoforte, cost $560, for leas tham if; carved rosewood, seven 0°" i vofacturer’s guarantee; nearly m BARGAIN. PRICE # COST 9650; NEARLY magnificent rosewood, seven octave Pianotorte; manufacturers, Nuons & Clark; four round cor- A. new ners, carved legs, oe BORLD ee ait, ore? improvements. Fourth avenue. ‘UPRIGHT PIANOS, SQUARE ‘4 30N, even "Bigi ‘airest, corner ae macufact weaue, Bible House Huilding. ANOS. _waney SECOND HAND PIANOFORTES, ‘of various makers, for sale at low prices by CHICK ER- ING & 8088, roadway. Pianos to rent. “ yr music. (PUBLISHED Tuts collection of popular vocal an 4 Ea centa ach inte on the DAY)— ianoforte RACTICAL CHEMIST WANTED. ONE WHO UNDER Manda making furniwure polish, Ae. preferred, « pree- tical man oaly. ‘address . Herald offer pase WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN WHO THOR acu understands the Degener press can apply at SE WANTED—aT POMPTON Address oF call QrEAM BAMMERMAN Steel Works, ings hatnmermas at 47 Warren st., CARPENTERS.—~A YOUNG Wishes to learn a trade. Iie excellent Address J. B., station Post oft ¥ ions. T° ) PAPER RULERS. ANTE, Arner Chass | hint * A esaty mee toa} jain wilh references, Biaek box 41 tat Herald or y [ANTED— BYA STOUT BoY, it bat YEARS age, to learn the Tay e of. ‘anthem ‘ade, is bom ext and industrious. Can be seen 697 ANTED—A siTvATION BY A you No eevee oo deta itt Bu (ell bas to $1,000 panty int ne eat is Soe a me nd best reference, Address OR for each aid for 8. scholarsht tows oF RR MECHANIC TOR A RAILROAD jer $1, ship tbr he town of ANTED—A MAST Al 2% ragord, The Weanslader of his personal estate | 15 ‘wiikam {a Oude; good cortiboates of sorvice required, 9,000) has been given to the Indigent Fund of Phi! Exeter Academy. MAILS FOR EUROPE. ii ‘The Canard mail steamship China will ieave this port on Wednesday for Liverpoo!. ‘The mails for Europe wiil close at the Post Office at twelve o'clock M. on Wednesday. ‘The New Yorx HaRat.p—Edition for Europe—wil be ready at half-past ten o'clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents. AX tance of a ‘lows. ‘Adacess’ Bonatde, ———WATOHNS, JEWELRY, ae. ACTURB FURR BETTER an or LIMITED BANS 1 18 OF DESIROUS Blamaserane for MAN THAT UNDE! ARDS hon gt Se ie TANTED—A FIRST CLASS CIROULAB ter nd sppirs hoply ate ace office of the South unlton ar (ot Middle South ty mae ©. Adams, Bi ANTED ry a. 48 cl * 8 FRENCH DYER, Com. worket in he cl i ts ate aaa) ‘and M Mourve 1 pas fe Auby pi Hf at Ben a, y ANTED—RACKTENDERS. tomed to the at and 217 West 86th at. WaAnten-a xo YOUNG Printing water colorson paper, ND ff. mpire rims otha, HS Cate Fagg OR KNIFE amenJed yw wat xr ANTROA PRACTIOAL 1 rier pe vo work a a et i hee reer oc eer stopper and full page istration, intended 7 = 9 if ae fo hoOREY ed MUSICAL CABINET. A Cup Mister Noe munis onsenoid thirty fay! Ne ane: Roveey a fo f oy PAO Ty, BY & CO, » 644 Broadway. BY & Py --~ Fa ESSONS IN ay man, thoroughly experience in teach ee Pa cot i a WEN BY A tory @, between Fifth Spee om LJ Ba duit Tae BILLIARDS. _ ee Mee Ae per ore ee — = Sr dress S RANDEL, 1a sore tae ~, THE LECTURE “SEASON. ~ i fee ‘ tee — EP URES DAILY —TO | GENTL WER PMPORTANT eT tiyects, at the New York Muyeam of