The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1869, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. eens Monpay, Jone 7—6 P.M, ‘The depression of the stock market, which began Asst week with a spirited bear attack, culminated to- day in a very sharp decline in the railway Hst and a heavy drop in many of the miscellaneous shares, The bullish feeling seemed to be entirely without force, except for a brief spell in the earlier portion of the day, when prices were comparatively steady, The bear feeling, on the contrary, was contagious, and the lack of elasticity in the market this morning conduced to spread it, The lines which marked the @ivision of the respective forces constituting the opposing parties of Wall street began to become indistinct, as one after another of the prominent cliques began to sell long stock, &% they did not also go “short.” As ‘the honr approached for the closing of the Long Room the desertion of the bulls to thelr opponents’ ranks gave the latter an overwhelming prestige, and en- abled them to utterly rout the remnant of their ene- my’s forces, The decline was as much as three to ix per cent for the leading railways. It was not accomplished all at once. Each yielding of one or two per cent was followed by a reaction, and the process was repeated at each stage of the downward movement, At the lowest period of the day Rock Island touched 1184, Michigan Southern 10934, St. Paul 75%, Pittsburg, 5%, North- Western common 90%, New York Central 188 and Fort Wayne 156. The market rallied at the close from a half to one and a half per cent. The decline was assisted by the comments upon the unfavorable charac- fer of the bank statement of Saturday last, and anticipations of approaching greater activity in money. The transactions in the stocks first enu- merated above were on a very large scale, and the scene in the Long Room during the afternoon was one of great animation if not excitement. The fol- lowing were the closing prices of stocks at the last board:—Canton, 64), a 65%; Boston Water Power, 17 @ 17%; Qumberland, 34 a 96; Wells-Fargo Ex- press, 31% a 31%; Adams, 593g @ 597; American, 803, a 394; United States, 673¢ @ 67K; Merchants’ Union, 14% a 15; Quicksilver, 1544 8 16; Pacific Mall, 85 a 83 stern Union Telegraph, 4134 a 414; New York Ceutral, 1913, @ 19144; Mariposa preferred, 4045 a@ 40%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnau, 75; Hadson River, 16744 @ 157},; Harlem preferred, 150; Reading, 99; Alton and Terra Haute, 38 a 40; do, preferred, 5835 a 00; Toledo and Wabash, 74‘; do. preferred, 80 a 83; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 76% a 77; do. preferred, 87% a S74; Chicago and Alton, 155 bid; do. preferred, 15714 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, & 34; Fort Wayne, 157 a 15744; Michigan Central, 150%; a 13144; Michigan Southern, 11234 a 112%; Hlinois Central, 14334 a 145; Pittsburg, 9935 @ 995,; Lake Shore, 112% a 112%; Rock Island, 119%{ a 11975; Northwestern, 9234; do. preferred, 103%; New Jersey Central, 1173s a 117%; Morris and Essex, 92}; a 93; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 325%; 4.12514; do. preferred, 125 a 128; Chicago, Co- Jumbus and Indiana Central, 4245 a 434. The money market in the earlier hours of the day ‘Was more active than usual for some weeks, and weven per cent was freely paid all round. The in- quiry seemed to be easily satisfed, for there was Jess demand towards the close of banking hours. Commercial paper was without new feature and Steady at the quotation 7 to 83 per cent for prime @ouble name acceptances, Foreign exchange was quiet and firm at 1099 for prime bankers’ sixty days @nd'110% for sight sterling. The following were the bids for the city bank stocks at the regular board :—New York, 130; Man- hattan, 145; Merchants’, 127; Mechanics’, 135; America, 148; Phenix, 112; Tradesmen’s, 145; Fual- ton, 160; Butchers and Drovers’, 149; Mechanics and ‘Traders’, 126; National, 111; Leather Manufacturers’, 1480; Seventh Ward, 112; State of New York, 112%; Commerce, 128; Ocean, 107; American Exchange, 114; Chatbam, 160; Bank of the Republic, 120; Hanover, 112; Peoples’, 143; East River, 104; Nas- Sau, 104; Corn Exchange, 130; Continental, 10255; Marine, 160; Central National, 115; Fourth National, 107; Ninth National, 116; Gola Exchange, 140, Governmenta were very steady all day and shared Bone of the Huctuations of the railway list. Prices seemed to disregard the activity of money and tum- tate the steadiness of the London quotation, which Was 803;. The Washington riot seemed to have no effect upon the market, whicn closed with the follow- mg prices:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 17 @ 117%; do., coupon, 121% a 122; do. five- twenties, registered, 117 a 117%; do. do., coupon, 3862, 122% a@ 1225; do. do, coupon, 1864, 1. 21734; do. do., coupon, 1865, 11834 @ 118%; do. do., soupon, 1865, new, 119% a 120; do. do., coupon, 1867, 119% @ 120; do. do., coupon, 1868, 119% a 120; United States ten-forties, registered, 108; a 108%; do. do., coupon, 10a; a 1 currency Southern securities were pressed for sale and sym- pathized quite closely with the stock market. The tol- lowing were the closing prices at the last board:—ten- nessees, €X coupon, 6734; do., new, 640 644; Virgin- jas, ex coupon, 57% bid; do., new, 615 a 62; Georgia sixes, 82 bid; do. sevens, 96 orth Carolinas, ex coupon, 6096034; do., new, 56% a 567%; Missouri sixes, 914 89134; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 93 bid; Louisiana sixes, 74; Louisiana levee sixes, 66a 6634; do. do., eights, 86a 883;; Alabama fives, 67; Alabama eights, 100 a 1003, ‘The earliest operations tn gold were on the “bull” side of the market, under which the price ran up to 139, The “bears” seemed to grow stronger at this stage, while many of the “bulls” became indifferent, and the price underwent a relapse to 138%. Oth wise the market was without feature and closed @uil, the Stock Exchange attracting the generai attention of the street. ‘The range of the price during the day ts shown in the following tat 10 A. M. 3 2PM. 38), a Cash gold was in better demand, exhit ting an increase of the short interest. While the general rate for carrying over balances w en to five p cent, transactions oecurred at Tr cent a “fat.” Six percent was paid after Clearing Hot The disbursements of coin interest were 2207, The following is the report of the Go! Bank:— Gold cleared . Gold balances ... Currency balance: The bids for the governm Sub-Treasury were for a wotal of x at prices ranging fro nt gold opened at the ix millions, The awards 50,000 at 128.66, » $160,000 at ‘were as follows: $300.0 t 138.65, 138.63. A letter from London, under date of May that a New York firm have closed « negotiation there for building the Fulton and Cairo Ra NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. os be sepals tm case of Bad MCE 0} disaster to ‘speculato 1" snrive Lt a vacurtant Sea uansseral on wth and darkness, but ry checked and prevented by and full exhibdite Of the exact and detailed condition of # company’s assets and liabilities. ‘The receipts for customs and the recetpta, pay- Ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury im this city sum up as follows:— Custom House. ————Sud-Treasury. June 1 “tect $2,049,217 sions $78,464,476 June 2...°408;000 "1, 1,848,662 "78,448,519 jane Stoo Tareas 'senrTa 10,205 june 4... 279,000 2167,720 2,115,780 79,817,024 ue 7... $3,000 1,151,179 "749,606 79,979,783, ‘SALES AT THE EW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Manian. June 7—10:15 A. M. 83000 § 800 shs Reading RR. 9 apvod 1300 9° ‘3000 99) 25000 1000 5000 : BAS 35000 50000 do. 3500 1000 US, 5000 US 5° 50000 US 8's, 1200 Tena ¢ 2000 do. 1000 Georgi: 2000 NC 6 15000 N Car 10000 La, 6° ‘5000 Mf 1S it Bs 1000 Chic: 115000 C & 120% 1000 NJ b ovo Pits 1000 Peninsular RR lat. Bie 4000 : M1 2000 Lake Shore div bs a Sshe Cen Nat Bank Hits boo 500 TEESE 10 Fourth Nat Bk. 147 Wilkesbarre CoaiCo 6 00 Mt i pref. a2s3 ssh aAz3 25, aoe See $00 chi, Burd ORE. 200 Del, Lack & W 100 do, 100 NJ Cen! 100 do. 100 do. #0 do. 200 do. 200 do, 100 do. 200 Morris & ONY &NH Yé 210 Nan‘ Sito Wit iwi s Sedoe pref. io * lo... 100 do. $ im co, CRT Ci WW do. + 100% 100 Long Island RR. 100, C, Cin ST RBs. 75 12 M. and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. ST000 UB's, "SLs reg.... 114g, 11100 US 520, o, Be US 8 ‘3 ee 2% Fao ‘US 5-20, ¢, "67 “as Tuto cy ong us i S One Clock PrP. ae 600 she Reading RR. 44 200 Mich Southern RR, Mast 10000 Mar Ty 10" 000 Mor & Es int mt ‘500 Morrit 20000 T & W cone bs West U Tel f0.....-bet call Thvo Coie & NW" He Bt. 1a 100 Lake Shore RR. 1234 £0 Cbicago & RI RR: bit e 208 Boston Water Pr... & Pacitic M BB 3) H & Sto Hit ig pret: 100 Del, Lack & W. 100 do. Ene. Oy Hudson River.. — Reading.. %8 St Paul St Paul pref 8 sais a 1196 Norihwestera pi 10134 0 103 COMMERCIAL _REPORT. MonDay, June 7, 1809, CorrEz.—Rio was in demand and held at ‘ull prices, though we beard of no sales. Of Santos 4,200 bags ex Hugo were sold on private terms, In Java there was some move- ment, but the particulars were kept private. Corron.+There was less activity in the market, the firm- ness of holders checking business. A fair business was transacted, however, the sales amounting to 1,752 bales, of which 1,064 were for spinning, 463 on speculation and £23 for export. For future delivery 100 bales low middling were sold, for November, at 250. We qi Uplands “ Modive and Florida. and Memp BN 386 New Orleans tnd Texas. Ordinary. Good ordinary Low middling Midilin quotations, heard of 540 bbl dium and bigh ae 7 635 a 650 a 550 a 6% wa 700 Wa 6H Wa $60 Wa 750 Wa 80 boa 9 008 11 Oe il Wa 5 Califor Ba Rye fot Ba Corn meal, city. cry Corn meal, Brandywine i Corn meal’ Jersey. Wheat was turday's pric * pring, delive rf small rive, #1 48 a 1 48 for common to 1 48 ‘for red winter Western, #1 67 do. ¢ malt; and 4 jet and rates for grain sinest was ul eady at 16 from Chalk Bluff to Littie Rock and thence to Tex ana, througifthe State of Arkansas, The line w be 300 miles in length and form a link connecting s Louis with Texas and thence probably forming a South Pacific line through Texas to Mexico, The e@cheme for the Southern connection has been intro- duced into the Paris markets. The same firm have also made a contract with a London he to build the New York and Northern Housaton! road from White Plains to Danbury. The share certificates of the new Michigan South- ern and Lake Shore consolidation will probably be issued to-morrow. Superintendent Barnes, of the Insurance Depart- Ment at Albany, has the following remarks on Wall Street speculation among our insurance compa- bies:— A few years ago the main investments of fire in- ®urance companies consisted in bonds and mort gages, now over c ialf of the fifty millions of as- wets of the New York State joint stock companies Fonwists of stocks owned and of stock loans on col- a * ‘Phe stock loans to a single indl- Yidual are sometimes as large as a quarter of a mil- lion of dollars, In case of t depreciation or the collater: worthiessness of » the onl, Source is the personal responsibility ‘of tho borrower. he assets of our insurance companies mould be preserved free from the demoralizing and contaminating in- Paap Wall street speculations and ventures; the hazards which officers should study are those of ‘their legitimate calling, and not those of the Stock Exchange, or the South Sea bubbies of petroieum ‘and mininy ——., oF railroad stock expansions ‘and manipulations. PN pd oMcer who en- ters into this questionable fleld of operations becomes absorbed in the game, and, neglecting the primary dnties of his position, is constantiy tempved to uae for private gain te corporate funds, Which often can ralt in at unchanged prices. We ti retall lote %c. « #1 15, lon re etre 41's $110, and short do. 90e, = 96e. mig tchperoad Hors we Je, there being but little demand, andthe market. w T the common Sales 49 bal I8e., gold, F nte, 100. @ 10g. do. for Biss: mpleo in bond, market was firm for all descriptions, was unimportant, the demand being LASSER. T though the busin light. Sales 6 hhds. Cuba muscovado, at & NAvAL Sr r Turpeotine. the market wae perhaiat steady, closing at do. merchantable ipping lot. The antes were 28 bi Mic. m Mbi¢e., and to arrive) 30 do. at Age, 0! market waa heavy. Saies, 1.100 bbis. ra ey Sie, moo do, No. 2at $2 5) a #9 75, anda “ed. We quote :—Strained, #2 85 ‘a $2 Bn 62 Th: Noli Rin G4; pale, Abe Wh; tata ne 6 87 50, und window giass $8.0 9.’ Tar was dull at our inst quotations, Uits.- Linseed wae dull, beary and irregular. 8 a jobbin were made at from @i 1 06 tn asks. Uther fi ‘dull but steady. is PRTROLEUM.The market for refined was very active ant excited to-day; the demand, which was chiefly apecul being stimulated by the report that the production of last month, was, about 80,000 bola, Jese than that of iderable June delivery, eoted, at prices ranging Wwe. previo Where, however, consequent upon the liberal 4 @ pre. offerings and thé unwillingness of buyers to opes rices receded to the extent of 2c. fon, joning’ pi being made aa low a® S2}ic.—Satu aay Crude sold ag igh a8 16 which price th the close of were no buyers. @' further decitive ovcurret fn prices, the enles being tie oe iw fa B10. for Ju though towards the close 1! et became acti firmer, cloning ,at S2ige. ‘Crude Vie, ‘the sales were considerable, bel white from June to August at 89)¢c., ‘do. to August at Exe. -ol at for June at no do. do. do. for June at one do, at at BB igc, 2,00) do. at July, at offered con the frat half moxt at Ife. Th quiet but decidediy fininer, but however, active and At ae were 1. gy at the clone, at E3¥c0, 5 1. . A Jot hugs a Bn Sind Bb for Jy ad ee at 1c, aisha. ator No. to tue rendered. Sor no sale of moment. Carolina was ‘ragtad at Bo, » 80. for common to, SERDS.—Clover wi Timothy waa sleady at 84, aiietat 82 a 3 Bath Linsocd was hss tig fa sh 15, gold, duty STEARIN®.—We heard of no salen portance, Small let ware nokia} peice Dangh gt ere ‘tm bbas. SUGAR —The market for raw was passably active, tho in- quiry aul being principally from ‘and prices were rag Wize, 1 Les, for fair to Preting ‘uba. There were sales m: of aie 4 Carry Lie. « 123sc. for Cuba—chiefly at 1 Hixc. for Porto Rico: also. 170 Ene na was a moderately ‘sought afer at pecra ieee ‘lees the losing. a @ 14igc. for’ soft iy wise a face. oF yallowand lagen ge. for extra TALLOW.—The market was quiet, rhe 60,000 Ibs. at 11xc. allie. 1,341 bbls. The demand was light, prices: Willaxry.—Reo and, sellers being auxious to seil, were lower, closing at 98c. a $1, tax paid. No sales of moment. REAL ESTATE SALES YESTERDAY. The marxet opened quietly yesterday, with a single sale of city property, of which the subjoimed gre particulars. The announcements for to-day have been already relerred t0:— NEW YORK PROPRRTY—BY JOSEPH M'GUIRE. 2 story House and lot, No 848 Cherry at, near Scaminel, ot £1.11x% 4 Exnaminetion in Ordnance and Gunnery—An Artillery Drill, Wesr Pornt, June 7, 1869. ‘The graduating class was examined to-day in ord- nance and gunnery, one of the most important branches of military science taught at the Academy. Benton is the standard authority on this subject in the army, and his teachings formed the basis for all the questions put to the elass, During the heavy cross-question fire which the professors brought to bear upon the various sections, and which may be said to have been in itself a practical illustration of gunnery—it was, strange to say, evident to every person present that certam lessons of the late war had not been lost upon the authorities at Washington who watch over the welfare of West Point, and that very ancient ideas were not allowed to prevail in this branch as they are certainly allowed todo, to some extent, in other specialties of study which could be mentioned, The manufacture of gun- powder, shells, cartridges and a hundred and one other agrecable things which are made for the especial delight and benedt of mankina in general and soldiers in particular was explained at great Jength during the examination. The explosive prin- ciples of gunpowder, the different kinds of artillery fire used for breaching walls, and the advantages and disadvantages of certain metals for the manu- facture of cannon were also subjects which the cadets handjed with the same ability they gave such brilliant evidence of in their examination im engi- neering a few days ago. The following are the names of the members of the various sectious examined to-day and the subject upon which each was questtoned:— FIRST SECTION. ‘Tillman.—Methods of forcing projectiles. Bergland.— Manufacture of small arms. Hi e's rocket. Tyla _Meterial for enabon. BEOOND BFCTION. Craycroft. qaeee Lindse; us) “Field ammunition and Bormana's fuse. janufacture of cannon, juns in United States service. ‘Seacoast carriages. THIRD BECTION, powder. projectiles. lectro-bailistic machine. Seaconst defences and effect of projeciues on Harris. "Rawson, Manufacture of frrord biades, Rase.—Ditferent kinds of fuses. Ongood.—Armatrong breech: lowing gun. RIL BEOTION. Braden.Seacoast ammunition and fuse saa janufacture of grape, spherica! case and canis- ter shot. ea. ¢ and garrison cannon. Rockwell, G. H.“Cassidcation and employment of arti obinson, W. W.—Drawing and explanation of artillery oo Two more sections to be examined, ARTILLERY DRILL. For the special satisfaction of the Board of Visit- ors an artillery drill was bad this afternoon on the plains facing the parade ground. Colone! Piper com- manded the battery, the third class acted as can- nonlers, and @ certain number of the first class as oMicers during the drill, which was, no doubt, to the large number of visitors from Cozzens’ and the West Point Hotel who witnessed it, the most attrac- tive part of the day’s proceedings, although, in the opinion of certain young ladies who managed every time @ gun was fired off to shriek m the most natural manner ible under the extenuating circumstances, it was rather too “iond” an exhibition to be thoroughly enjoy- able. The rapidity with whicn the guns were loaded and fired, and the battery changed from one position to another was almost incredible, Such movement the charge in line, changing fronts, forming line, advancing, and movement in column, were splendidly executed. The principal feature, however,of the drill was the movement which com- e dismounting of the pieces and their carria- mounting them and firing ove round. The ing was as complete as corfid be, the guns being unfastened and thrown from the carriages, and the carriages themselves laid on the ground, after the wheels had been taken off, ‘The time occupied in rearrangmg the guns and wheels in their proper places and frmg one round was exactly forty-seven seconds. Strange as this may appear—for it would seem barely pos- sil hat even the wheels of the cannon could have been placed on the axles in such @ prief space of time claws which graduated in 1963, and which, as members of the third class, acted a3 cannoniers in the annual exhibition drill in June, 1364, went through the sate movement in the tucredibly short time of 173, seconds. The guns used in the drill at that time were the same which were used to-day, hi and are known In the se ¢ as three-inch ordnance agth 1am well aware that the fact 13 In ho Way complimentars to cadets who took part the drill to-day, the 0 willing to by of Visitors being hted at everything hat the Bou ae the re THE FATE OF G. ST. LEGER GRENFELL. Wooaville (Miss.) Republican, York HeKaLp contains the’ foil t, thus adding another to tue counties nas of Victims of the War:— + Grenfell, « prisoner on the Dry Tortugas, who e night of March 7, 1868. Any one who can whethor he is alive or perished will address F. Marovury, Counselor at Law, 61 Wali street. Abont one year since @ man passed through this county who 8! 1 that he had escaped from ‘fortu- gus in comp with Colonel Grenfell. He got as sistance from certain parties here to carry him to his home in Tennessee. He presented an appear- ance of reliability which leads us to direct the atten. tion of thoze interested to him, a8 & possible mea of jating Colonel Grenfell’s fate. This reape to the above advertisement would have appe: earlier had we not supposed that it would have met with an immediate answer from other sources, As it is stil! bemg published and if Colonel Grenfell’ friends have not heard of his whereabouts, we here state that we can, if desired, set them onthe track of this peraon, by which they may possibly learn sometuing of what they are in search, May Mr. L. Y. Collins, a very respoctable farmer resid. ing in Brunswick. near Troy, N. ¥., committed sut- cide on Saturday by hanging Mmeelf in his barn. He was y-six years of age. Last winter he re- eived Injuries from a fall which pro spinal affection resulting in mental ¢ No othe 18 awsigned for the ed severe rangement. ad calamity, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ACKERLY—Gvoisrena.—On Monday, June 7, by the Rev. George B. Draper, rector of St. Andrew's enure w York, at Hariem, Jonmn J. Ac KERLY tO Mis PHULLIFPINA GuGtarERG, Woth Of West Farms. No cards, Bootit—MeVicker.—On Monday, June residence of the bride's parents, at Long Branch x J., Mr. BowIN Bourm to Miss Many MeV icKn The bride's grandfather, the Rev. 8. /. Myers, of the California Conference, was the »Mci man on the Cn od ating clorgy! GELSTIN—TOMPRINS.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 3, in DeKalb awyenne eto annmecoval ghureh, by the Rev. D, 0. Ferris, Ja: ULIA A. ToMPRins, en gd of Davia Te y kins, Exq., both of Broo! a mp: KELLY: Non t ednesday, May 12, at th Church of t a nesteity, by the Key. William iverets, ted D} v. P. Hamill, 8. peony TYLBR KBLLY asatet y to Many A. QUINLAN, both of this city, LANDRINE—SOPER. —At Bergen city, N.J., on Fri- Hi May 28, at the residence of the bride's ‘parenta, by the Vv. E. W. French, EDWARD 1. LANDRINE tO Ranma, t second daughter of James so Soper, Eaq., all of wet se~ Bupp.—On Tuureday, May 27, ab the re ) 20 A. sidence of the Retaole Te mother, by the Rev, Isaac Riley, of the Thirty-for street Dutch Reformed church, Mr, WiLLIAM 1 Lea) es to Miss Many D., eidest daugther of the late Wade Hampton Budd. en oe ‘Tuesday, June 1, at Me- mans Sires Nass raeee st nye DDL iB HADDEN, Oba Marien on Monady.. at ‘the Tesidence of the bride's futher, by the Rev. Dr. Joun Hall, assisted by Rev. Charles Darling, Oswin O'BRIEN to ELiza LuDLAM, eldest daugliter of Gen~ eral erick E. Mather, all of this. city. Ro gS ‘Tuesday, May 18, by the Rev. & Jamzs’ H. ROBERTS, of Brooklyn, B. D.. to ‘aun oc of James D. faring, Keq., of’New York. No ca Ware Senco her Xo ‘Tharsdi at the Washington square church, by tie wnev. yr. M.S. Hutton, assisted by Rey. Dr. Hy. J. Van Dyke, 8. FLBET SPER, M. D,, of Brooklyn, to FRANKIE 8., daughter of the late Peter A. Hegeman, of New York. ALstyne.—On Thursday morning, June 3, JOHN ALSTYNE, in the doth b seer of his age. Bauon a Moetiny inten June 7, RICHARD J. (01 jane 7, 5 BaLL, botae of penis natave of Dublin, Lre- ‘The Deval will Will take Place from the residence of his brother-in-law, John Male, 583 Ninth avenue, northwest corner of Forty-second street, this (Tues- aay) afternoon, at two o’clock, rablin (Ireland) Ts pl Brarrys.—in Witamsbarg. on Monday, June 7 Maaote L., beloved wife of Benjamin Beattys, an daughter of Nichoias and Elizabeth Cort, aged 28 years, 9 mouths and 22 days, ‘The relatives ahd friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 25 Taylor street, on Thursday afternoon, at half past two o’cloek. BEeLL.—In Philadelphia, on Sunday, June 6, RACHEL Ross ate eldest danghter of the late Benjamin and Eleanor Bell, of New York city. ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Carriages will be in waiting at the depot, Jersey City, on the arrival of the haif-past nine A. M. train Wednesday. Bock.—On Sunday morning, June 6, at his late residence, No, 306 West Forty-itrat street, RICHARD Bock, aged 34 years, BRrUsH.—At West Neck, Huntington, L. 1, Mrs. MARIA Brus, aged 71 years. Funeral on Wednesday aiternoon, at three o'clock, Byxs8.—On Sunday morning, June 6, GEorGE E. BYXBE, in the 63d awd of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- dence, No. 75 Clark street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at five o'clock. ConLY.—On Monday, June 7, at Rossville, Staten Island, Exarta CONLY. Notice of funeral in Wednesday's Herald. CUNINGUAM.—O Sunday evening, June 6, the be- loved wife of John Cuningham, at her residence, 406 East Fourceenth street. ‘The daughter of Isaac and Mary J. Huntington. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, tnis (Tuesday) wfternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Liverpool papers please copy. Ferry.—On Monday, June 7, Mary E., beloved wife of Darius Ferry, in the 630’ year of her ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 233 East Thirtieth street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, FRaNnk.—On Monday, June 7, of disease of the heart, Mrs, JOSEPHINE FRANK, Widow of Henry Frank, The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) after- noon, at one o’ciock, from her late residence, 340 East Fifty-first street. Mount Sinai Lodge, No. 374, LO. O. F.; Lebanon Lodge, No. 9,1. 0. B. B., aud frieds of'the family, are respectfully invited to attend, Gewey.—On Sunday, June 6, PHens GEWEY, in the Sist year of her age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family and those of her son, Richard H. Vermilyea, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Barnard, No. 12 Macdougal street, this (Tuesday) gn at one o'clock. HaSpRoUCK.—At St. Remy, on Friday, June 4, JULIA. FRAN pypiyy whe of A. Bruyn Has- brouck, in the 74th year oi her age. ‘The relatives and friends are stavitea to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the First Dutch church in Kingston. HinTexNHOFF.—In Hoboken, on Sunday evening, June 6, CHARLES A., son of Charies T. and Mary Hin- terunof, in the 5th year of his age. The funeral will take piace from the residence of his parents, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. HUCKEL.—On Saturday afternoon, June 5, IsankL Newton, daugiter of Rey, William Huckel, in the oth year of her age. The remains will be taken from the residence of her uncle, Henry Messenger, Esq., No. 42 Willow st., Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past twelve, and the funeral services held at St. Ann’s chureh, Morrisanta, on the same day, at nalf-past three o'clock. KBALZEY.—On Sunday, June 6, Ep. Ke anny, of county Kilkenny, Ireland. The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, atone o'clock, from 240 Elizabeth street. No car- niages, Srekrarsi0n.—In Brooklyn, on Monday Lng Jane 7, JOSEPHINE SroonEn, — of William Kiri patrick. Due notice of funeral will be given. Lowrry.—On Sunday, June 6, Leon ind Joun H. vy, Son of William B. and Emily J. Lowery, aged 3 yeara, 10 months and 26 days. ‘The relauves and friends of the family are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral, rang Tuesday) al: ternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 250 West ‘Twenty- fifth street, near Eighth avenue. MANLey.—On Saturday morning, June 5, General Rover? F. MANLEY, in the 78th year of his age. ‘The relativts and friends of the family are respect- fully ivited to attend the funeral, irom his late resi- dence, 316 Bridge street, Brookiyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, Mirc#eL1.—On Monday morning, June 7, Mrs. ‘A MITCHELL, Wife Of Charles Mitchell, aged 65 years. Notice of faneral in to-morrow’s papers. Moon.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 6, Miss Mary A. MOoN, daughter of the late John Moon. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late residence, 139 Wash- ington street. cCantuy.—On Sunday, June 6, Mary, wife of Maurice McCarthy and sister of Witham Harry, ua- lve of parish Lismore, county Waterford, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully tnvited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) af- ternoon, at half-past oue o'clock, from her late re- sidence, 156 Keadle street. ‘CLBNNAN.—-On Monday, June 7, ANN McCLEn- 42 years, 2months and 10 days. ives aud friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her parents, No. 6 Boerum street, this (Taesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. O'BRIEN. —On Mond: June 7, — O'BRIEN, aged 60 years, 4 months and 29 day: The relatives and =a respectfully invited to nd the funet from her late residence, 261 West Thirty-third maces, tuis (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Without further notice. htoonry-—On Monday, June 7, Epwanon, the only son of Edward and Ann Roouey, aged 4 years, 2 months and 25 days. ihe relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his iather, corner of Thirty-seventh street and Secoaa avenne, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past one o'ch SWEENEY.—On Monday, June 7, after a long ill- “, JOHN SWEENEY, @ native ot Birr, Kings county, nd, in the $id year of his age. » {rlends of the familly are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Second avenue, between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streets, on Wea- it two o'clock, aud from thence toCalvary Cemetery. Swirr.—On Sunday, June 6, Parrick Swirt. a na- of parish of Fintona, county Tyrone, Ireland, 60 years. friends of the family and those of his brother. in-law, Thomas Kely, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half- past two o'clock, from his late residence, 224 Delan- cey street, ‘Boston papers please copy. VAN BLARCOM.—At Paterson, N.J., on Saturday, June 5, HENRY VAN BLARCOM, M. D., in the Sou year of his age. Funeral services wili be held in the Firat Reformed Protestant church, tn Main street, Paterson, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock. WaKEFIZLD.—In Brookiyn, suddenly, on Monday, June 7, STUART Nimo, nygest son of William A. and A — S. M. Wakcfleld, aged 8 years, 3 montis and 15 day: Notic otf funeral to-morrow. w Ture. JAMES, son of William J. and Mary Winte, aged 10 months and 14 days. jends of the family are requested to attend neral, from their residence, No. §22 Greenwich sireet, this (uesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Wiirnock.—At Virminghamn, Conn., on Sunday, June 6, of congestion of the brain, CHARLES STURGES, only child of Sturges aud Mary Olive Whitiock, aged 7 months and 16 aays, V PUBLICATIONS. . {XETER HALL, EXETER MALL.—READ EXETER Hail, the great Theological Romance, the most sturtiing and Interesting work o: day ; astonishing tacte and inei- dents for ail; just published. American News Company, New York ; % cents at ASTROLOGY. STONISHING- MADAME | MORROW, Her, venta the world in teling, Magis tt Fee BO) conta, "he a treet, near Houston, =—MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED chai business, voyant.—Visit her for ever; pare, theft, Hames, Buniberr, good luck. i Canal Sesion of GREAT y SUbRYOtAR® ‘wen ‘ourth street, oor itt me, BLOWS likenens of future’ husband. fee so cents, A oe Geatevor are MADAME cup. om Mynfea pte merican ee Saige ieee Tyhatr, Cg ee on ait intra ‘of ite give given. a Mi Bintnes ta LA SLArOn, oun Rs A ley jedical’ Clairvoyant, feat Twenty- sixth street, etween | Bisth and Seventh Sremnen, ADAME ROBA, GREAT NATURAL, CLAIRVOYANT, ae pur hoe lif, from the cradle to he ern 70. B ROWER. ‘ADA ME ar kage CITY OF LIMERICK, June % Crry ‘ov DUBLIN IN, July 7. ATES OF PASSAGE. OM ANTWERES 85, gold, sony a. Dane * New York, ‘OR LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT ¢ gipeserows CUNARD STEAM! JAVA, from New Y TF weanesday, June 9 from New Yor Wednesday, June 16 Wi ay June 23 lew York. ednesday, cu ‘rom New Yori ‘Wednesday, June 30 cabin . vee ere Bib | second Cabin in Passage to Paris. ‘ For freight or passage apply No, 4 Bowling Greeny New York. NLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC compann sD CALLING a BREST. ipibs\soidlhaiauadcenies id veasels on ws favorite route for the Conti- ver, aan wi leat from ‘No. 50 North ri an follows :— VILLE DE PARIS, Surmont, FAYETTE, Roussaa. PEREIRE, Duchesne. haan ora see, payable in gold’ Gi cad ee aien of pataagey paysiie ii fold’ inciading wige rest or Havre’ it bin, § Btu: seco mis Paris (ineluding ten tickel rg and $88. ese steamers do not carry steerage passen, merican one, bt ea or returning so the Conti- nent of Euro; the steamers: nar this hie fos avoid both transit by Liew Bok and the discomfits ing the Chanel lik Saving time, trouble and expense. ud EORGE } MACKENZIE, Agent, 68 Brow TEAM 19, QUEENSTOWN N AND LIVE TEV BRECOTS From New York only MANHATTAN sWenenday, June 9 AL ‘Wednesday, June 16 af lng Cabin pansaze et pelle ‘abin Passage from and to New York, Paris, Hamburg, dam de; Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Mapp to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Hepeenecrt street. ‘iver. = OTICE,—THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN Captain Forsyth, will salt from pier 48 North river, for Queenstown xnd Liverpool direct, on W eae June $, at Bo'clock F. M. precively. Cabin passage, #80, a jpteersce, ‘880, currency. "Apply to WILLLAMS & GUIO: ‘Broad: way. TEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY. THE ANCHOR LINE, Fa rite Clyde bullt Passenger steamers, are intended to sail as follows :— ‘ednesday, June9 Europs ritannia. Saturday, June 12 India. Gai jum bia. .. Saturday, Junel9 Cambria. aturday, July 10 Caledonia. Wednes'y, June 28 Dorian... Wednesday, June 14 ‘and each’ succeeding Saturday and alternate Wednesday thereaft eres “From pler 20 North river, at 12 o'clock noon, payable in eukrency i, Glasgow or #90 and $75, faturday, June 26 aturday, July 3 Rates Cabins Ay Liver; Derry, Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, 8160. Steerage to Glasgow or Derry, $80; intermediate, $85. Prepald certiticates from these ports, i. azusiengera booked to and from Hamburg, Havre, Rotter. Antwerp, Ac., vel w rates, ratte Tisucds payable at any bank in Great Britain and For further information apply on the steamers, foot of Dey i ‘a ollices. No. jowltny reen, New Soar ompany’s ON TENDERSON BROTHERS, Greax TO LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN. ‘Cunard lint TARIFA sails ‘Thureday. Sane 10, Ly RA tall Thareday, June 1. Cab ase 0, BAO, currency. Passages to New Yor! at rates, For freight or oabin passage nppyat st 80. 4 Bowling Grew. For sicerage passage apply at *, CUNARD. BOATS, TO CARRY PASSENGERS AND LUGGAGE ON board the steamship Java will leave the company’s wharf, {oot of Grand street, Jersey City, from one to two o'clock 08 Wednesday afternoon, 9ih inst. Passengers only can be taken on board. E. CUNARD, No.4 Bowling Green, Mule NORTH | Lh OxPa, Steamshij Geant aa G. Wenke, will sail, of Third seat, Hoboken mail, from the Bremen pier, foot a mn THU: URED AT. June 10, 1869, BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON, aking passengers NBM HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN, atthe folowing Firat cabin. ind cal i from’ Bremen. 340, col4. SWvilbe followed by steamship DONAU, Gapiain G. MFnet, Thursday. June 17. For treight or passage EN Cas £00, 68 Broad street. NJATIONAL LINE. Pier 47 North river LOUISIANA... Thomas... Saturday, Juno 12, at 2. M. ‘assage to Liverpool or Queenstown—Cabin, $100 875; stecrage, $00; Gurreney. “Bteerago tickets Trom Liver Papa ae oles be co 69 Broadway at cen compan} ro% ied PW), HURST, Manager, OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. —INMAN LINE steamers are appointed to nail ns follo Girv'or BALTIMORE Saturday, June PM. CITY OF BOSTON vis Hialifan. ‘Tusaday, June ™. fs) F LONDON... Saturday, a Pier 45 North river. RATES OF PASSAGE By the Mail Steamer sailing every Saturday. Payable in Gold. Payable in Cur re First cabin bee tpt To Lond Pa bie Ie inc Curren a Liverpoo ‘gaa ar. St. Johns, N, St. Johns, N. F., eee preg at mune riveamer. tee ty assengera re, Hamburg, Bremen, as at reduced rates, nats 1° UAvre Hamburg Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons “‘hehaese their friends yin co om or further information app ompanr's Ofices, Fou ENG. DALE, Agent, peontaee New York, — aM RICAN LIN LINE TO EUROPE.—FOR BRE- nh an open! ia Cowes, taki A otsiia iemestociomee hone First clase. sidewheel Pane, ‘steamers, iaing OCEAN i EN SHT, weirs yer sae, well known veamship 82 SANTIAGO DE cons Sali June 16, at 2 P. ys se, Genera Agents, { for passage, 42 Broadway. he amr gg! J = LIVERPOOL jursday and Saturday. Wednesday, June 9 no iy Jane 12 in any part of Englan reland, at current rites of exchange: Apty: at THOMPION'S sage oflice, 18 Browiway, corner of Rector street. HE AMERICAN PACKET iron mail Ip. Captain H. EDk a a fe, will ain errs carrying the Untied States mail, will sal p Tuesday, June % 168, at P 4 it olin, MPANY rs for Ham taking pansen; 129; Second Cabi First Cabin, The GERMANIA wo ‘The SAXONIA will as an exira steamer June M1. Pas- ange prices reduce’, NHARDT ¢ CO, €. B. RICHARD & ROAS, General Agents, General Pacsenger Agents, _O1Broad street, N. ¥. No. 6 Harclay street, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, Ho FULTON STARE eT, EDUCED RATES. LONDON AND NEW YORK arnship Line. Steamers fortnightly to London direct ym pier No. 4, North river. Passage at $90, 870 and $30, Jpne 15, CREE A Jones ane 2 PAR. sniy 13 aabeepaswareis tiamburs Bremen, Havre, aie Auten otterdam at che: ‘ates, apply t r N CLARE. 38 A ln ania aedlcaes heath 1 t0 oe Tre TO WLAND & ASPINWALL, 64 Sonth street. OXDONDERRY TO NEW YORK Dine for remittaace by the agentag |. & J. KNOX & CO, 07 Exchange place, Ustrep STATES PASSPORT BURKAU.—OFFICIAL Passports of the Department of State issued by A. C. WILLMARTH, United States Disurict Clerk's ollice, 4X Chamns treet, COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. — MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO FORNIA AND CHINA. pacirte Steerage. 7. Etoamers of the above line leave pier No. 42 North river, foo of Caual street at 12 oe ock noon, On Iai, 11th and Mat, each month, except when those days fall on ‘Sunday, thén the day pre- vious, aqiine hundred pounds baggage free to each adult, Medicine 1 at June 1, WASKA. eet Gray, connecting with GOLDEN: Yaptain Laptige connects cloely with steam Gi A ee TBt¢, weaving San Francisco July 3 for Chine an NOTICE TO SHIPPERG.Freight for steamer ALASKA re ceived until 4P. M. on Thursday, June 10. al praal iuellitien afforded shippers | ‘cting inland eb For freight or pai ticketa and all further information SRR at the company’s Ucket oflce, on the whart foot of Y. Canal street, [UJ MImD STATES MAIL TO IIAVANA. J Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, fae Tair every Thuraday, at 8 o’elock BM. precisely, viGaprata R. Adame....... ain f. Van Sice (via Nasaaiij. ree ‘or Pe or re re) wii ikl ae hs Foren jexiean ahi 1 srrnty ange rom pe sat, eam mn sation irrlendia ITY OF MEXICO, Caviain ny Friday, June i tee RA, Captain Fuitipe, yersday, July ae ‘reight or passage oT ae ALEXANDRE 4 80N8, ‘8 Broadway. NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. Crom: well 1s ee tia it eave pier No. North river, at GEO, WASHINGTO! TO Ong “Ratan dae ta fret second clans, or fret “HB. "CROMWELL SONNY lat tree. A TEP PND RETR AY OB. Rk EW, | ORLEANS DiRECT: f° BROHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, class steamabipe ‘the first sang ta CRESCENT CITY. UNITED STAT! Captain George L. Noi iched on Saturday, June 12, at 3 o'clock P. Mig wil be from North ri Freight received at tarough rates for St. Louls, Mobile ang RMAN will succeed, Saturday, June 19. super! FREDERICK BAKER, Broadway. {FERNANDINA ROUTE. ‘Tho first class side whee! sieamer ALABAMA, Captal® Limeburner, leaves on Saturday, June 12, from pier 39, river, at 3 P.M. Has superior | accommodations, Is-now recieving. fusurauce guaranteed to Mobile at 13g t. Through rates to all ipointa 4n the interior. per cent "for iinet “FF, PATTERSON, Agent, 177 West street. OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. New York and Charleston Steamship oil frat AMES con e, Septnin T. J, Lockw Superior hematite for, passengers ‘Throug! ger tickets and bills of lading fasued in cone nection with the South Carvlina Railroad to all points South, and Southwest and with steamers to Florida ports, Goods forwarded free of commission. Sills of lading furuished and tipned & on the pier. Insurances by this line one-half per cent, ‘The MAN "AN will follow, aud gail on Saturday, June HENRY R. MORGAN & CO., Agents, 26 Broad F°%, CHARLESTON, 8. ©., THE FLORIDA vont, fast the South and Bouthwest.Rezular line,—-Th Popular sidewheel steamship MAGNOLIA, M- B, Crowell, mmander, will sail Wednesday, June %,'at 3 Sree g North river, fool of Hector sircet Throngh bills of fading to all potnta South and Southwest. ifs nts in Charles ton (Htavenel é Co.) forward all goods free of commission, ‘ARTHUR. » Agent, 73 “The SARAGOSSA will sal Jus 1d El NL Sa REE R NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND. Daily to Norfolk and Portsmouth, tri- weekly to Cit olnt and Richmond--The Old Dominion’ Steamshi Compan Will despatch their sidewheel sieamship ALGENARLE foe Rorioil Chiy Foint and Richmont on Tueeday- done & at , from. pier 87 North river, foot of Beach strect, con: canine with the Seaboard, Iniand Air Line, Virginia and Seal ‘Tennessce Air Line Southside and eterahung Railroads anc Richmond and Danville and Virginia Central | Kalb taking freight and granting through bile of lading to points South and Sout] Bills o! abe ge ed on thé jer. For freight or passage apply to OCREADYg resident, 16 “Greenwich stcect, corner of Dey. Tusi by steamers of this line, iy percents. Steamship HATTERAS a follow for Norfolk and Forlsmouth, on Wednesday june passa ——x seslee CLovitr Ge —NO. 1 PRICES PAID TO LADIES AND GENTLE ,,men for thelr enst off Clothing, Purnitura, C ‘hen by calling on or addressing Ey MINIZ, 198. (new Nov ta Seventh avenue, third door below nwenty. -Arst street. Ladiog atten AT (THE NEW STORE, $16 SIXTH AVENUE NEAR Forty-sixth street.ISAAC FLATTO ihe full value for Clothing, Carpets, Furnivul os den by calling: or addressing. Ladies attended to by Mra, Finttd, 7] SIXTH AVENUE, ONE DOOR FROM CORNED of Waverley lace, ="Ladtest and gentlemen will astonighed atthe prices F. HARRIS pays for Cast Off Clot ing, Carpeta and Jewelry. As we trier for the Wesisrs sarkeu, we wil ‘pay 25 por. ou more than any other dealer in the city, “Please call or send note to F. HARRIS, 71 Sixth avenue. Ladies aitended fa ceive lee eye ene Clothing; sia4 irniture, Carpets, Ac., by calling on or addressing HAMS, 274 Seventh avenue cia Ko). tended a pnb che haeg Ae oRkat OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES AND GE! dispose of their Wearing Apparel and Househol Furniture. have recetved 4000 ordeps and must be seat due time, Itherofore can pay 60 per cent more than ai other dealer. “I make this snnouncement to Please call on or address H. ROSENBERG, nue, second door above » Twenty-fourth street, ed to by Mrs. Rosenber l At 276 SEVENTH AVENUF, CORNER TWENTY: er reel. —E. HART pays the highest prico for ladies gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, Carpets, Furniture, &c. Lad waited upon by Mra. K. A XO 1 PRICES WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES’ an Gents’ Cast Of Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, Ac. calling on or addrewsing Mr. or Mrs. H. MANNES, 302 Seven! avenue, near Twenty-seventh street. T 164 (NEW NO. 12) SEVENTH AVENUE, LADI ——, TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN Ri the best and gentlemen will receive 50 per cent more for th ons off Cl othing, Carpeta, Carpets, dc., than elsewhere, by Ayn ‘addressing Mr. or Mrs. H. HARRIS, 164 or avenue, Deitfoan Twenty hret and Twenty second streets, TH. ROSENTHAL'S, 61 THIRD AVENUE, NI Tenth street (formerly 253 Bowery).—Ladies Hemen can obtain the Bighest value “erat 0 Cast co cra ‘urniture, Carpets, &c., by culling on or address! altended by | Ars Hoseilthal. 1 sts BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET. L. CASHBERG pays the highest price for Ladies! an itlemen' ya kel Cather Di Sani and Jewelry. Lat dian waited —EDWARD MILLER, 138 (NEW NO. 160) SEVENTH ue, near Nineteenih street, rest, guarantecs to Da io tu io oon oe we can Gentlemen's Cr = en mk Sa Gregg et meee Acre Al ss —M. MARKS, $8 SIXTH AVENUR, OPPOSI Eighth street,—Ladieu and gentlemen ean receive Ine in cash bo their foal Rt Wearing Apparel, arpeta, Furniture, &c. The best you Sstablishment or send imu. notes lies waited upon by Mrs “wari True you will be dealt with to your satisfaction and benett’ At pee 137 HIRD AVENUE (OLD NO, 129) LADIES A tlemen receive highest prices for Cast Of Cloth on fm° address 3. Ladies attend ty Mra. Mish. oe STEAD nee AT SEVENTH, AVENUE, LADIES AND. GENT! men receive, highost prices tor east of Clothing, Furn ture, Carpets ai .000 wort) wanted: waited upon. Ads dress M: or Mrs. MAS WHITE, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. ENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OF CLOTIIING TO dispose of can get a fair price by calling on or addrease ing JAMES KIRKPATRICK, hs Pearl street, near Chatham, = MEDICAL. aa AX PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY, without mercury. Oflice and consultations very privates Dr. HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street.” SPECIALTY. —DR. R. CORBETT, MEMBER OF N: ¥. U. Medical College and K. C. Surgeons, London, cas consulted as uatial on eee diseases. Onice, 20 Centre street, near Chambers, No fee unless 1 x FOR MARRIED, Pills always give m¢ prepared for married iatieas GREAT AND suri REME ladies.—The Ports uence Fem: mediate relief, being A lady writes ?—These pits reiioved me in one day, without Ppa mg like magic. Price #5. Dr. A. M. MAURI* CEAU. ofice 180 Liberty aireet, or cent by taal CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame RESTELI. Professor @f Midwifery; over 2) yehre! practiog. Her infalible Frenels Female Pils, No.1, price #1, or No. & specially prepared foe married Indios, price 85, walch can’ never fai healthy, Sold’ only. at" her olfiee, Noct Enst. Fifty iret first door from Fifty aveniie, aud at drugsle Greenwich street, or sent by mail. Caution, counterfelt, A =MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 190 . Weat Twonty-sirth sircet, guarantees relief to all fee tnale complaints, Pleagant roo/us for nursing, J vpconeahal aad uatote rupted practice in this ci mediate Teliet 1h all female complaints, with ow relief ty the mow anions tn twenty four houra. “Blegant rooins, boar and jnarsing provided. CURED IN SIX HOU! the new ayat dosing. | Dr. P. GARD, 261 East Thirt TAIN CURE YOR LADIES IN TROUBLE BY “hr EVANS, Of Chatharn streets Powertul ly pilla and mixture, $5. Circular free first poat LL THE MOST PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEé diately by DR. EVANS, 4 Chatham street. Aleo, mand ood restored by hia Life Elixir, Recommend before marriage, R. ASHER, NO. 8 AMITY PLACE, CURES ALL PRIS vate diseases ; ladies in trouble sure relief at once, with out danger. DR gMUNtER, 6 HOND STREET, ONE DOOR FRO} Bowery (late of No.8 Division street), hy ure wors canes of private diseases, without meroury, in shorter ting than any’ other physiciad, or no charge. ‘Gonsahation and medicine, #5. 4 MPORTANT TO FEMALPS.—DR. AND MADAME cn 0 BOIS (25 years’ practice) guarantee certain relief tomar, ried Indies, with or without medicine; po pain or! nience, Fetnale rest Pattie «(rom a alstanee pray hen. > loard, ni MR clentiiienll: plied. "No. Wb Bat "Tweuly-vighth street, near Third avenue | I ADIES. NEEDING MEDICAL, TREATNENT snoun 4 consult Dr. HARRISON, 177 Blecoker street, Consultas Yons at all hours. Oflice very: eat Lanes HENRFACTOR: 4 ately. Dr. EVANS, also gentlemen treatad; i restored. Call or write. AD. SCHILBACH, SUCCESSFUL IMMEDTy athiamn ; powerful, medicines ie diseases cured; man! i, LEMALE FHYBICIAR) =a ‘A certain cure for tad 4 — fo. ieee) abl? HERALD WI Bes ar fie LEAVING: ie ADRESS AT A Mae Ory FICE OF Tit " YORK HERALD, 1} TO STREET, BROOK EIN g4 HOURS, WITH oR wirnom Siew Pridgen Fie ‘and Mino, ESTEL, Twenty-fourth street, corm ih avenue, FINE ARTS. “LEEDS Pond GALLERIES, NOS. ss cesar se ‘he Unita ‘raete, ree SP ara ox Chambers at, DVBRTISEMENTS FOR THE RIVED IN BROUI poli ety ie, COAT, AND woop. a! Crab epee LEHIGH, LUMP AND BRO leo Stove, og ant ; a Heeend evenne ad WIS renee ee mast A CHALDRON FOR COKE, DELIVERED Aiately; a iberal diacount tnade ae 0 at Twenty-third street and Broadw: seen at a fand avenue A. ERSONS WIRING. $s cease