The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1869, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, June 19—6 P. M. The weekly bank statement 1s indicative of a Strong contractionary effort in response to the with- drawal of currency from general circulation, The totale of the present exhibit show a decrease tn loans of nearly seven miluons—which 1s further reflected in a correspondingly large falling off in the deposits. ‘The lose in legal tenders is about @ million and @ quarter of dollars, and a8 a portion of this is known to have consisted of three per ceuts, the actual loss 4n greenbacks 1s comparatively small. Thecurrency shipped westward must, therefore, have gone in national notes, toa greatextent, The totals of the ast two statements are as follows:— June 19. Loans $265,341,008 Specie. 19,025,444 Circulation.., 34,198,829 Deposits: 186,244,110 49,612,488 ‘The loss in deposits is so large as compared with the decrease in specie and legal tenders that the banks, while losing actual reserve, gain in the excess above the twenty-five per cent reserve required by law. The gain as compared with last week amounts to over six hundred thousand dollars. The change in the item of specie is insignificant, but shows that the customs demand for gold has absorbed more of the precious metal than was disbursed by the Sub- Treasury. The following are the diiferences:— Decronse in loans.. $6,641,820 pec! 28,136 nerease in circulatio: 54,039 in deposits... 7,642,795 Decrease in legal tenders, 1,246,770 The money market was again active, but 1s be- ginning to show the results of the drain to this point of currency from the country and neighbortng cities. The effect upon the latter bas been to arrest the usual enterprises in progress at this season and to cause an advance in their local money rates, which will in turn retract money again. The figure tapered down as three o’clock approached from 1-16 and in- terest—equtvalent to thirty per cent—to seven per cent, large balances being offered at the latter rate for the two days’ interest to Monday. The currency balance in the Sub-Treasury in this city was $17,205,000 at the close of business last evening, against $15,829,000 the day before. This makes a total of about $30, 000,000 currency now in the vaults of the government. The government market was, heavy, lower and dull, the weakness being most perceptible in the 62's, which fell off to 121%. The activity of the money market and the decline in gold have been the chief reason for the decline, but the firmness with which home quotations have been sustained in spite of the fall in gold leaves no margin for export, if, indeea, it do not permit a small percentage in shipments this ‘way. Heace in the prices made to day the yielding ‘was greater in the ’62’s which are so extensively dealt in at home and abroad. The foreign price came 80% 80%. The following were the closing street quotations:—United States sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 1163, @ 116%; do., do., coupon, 1205, a 120%; do., five-twenties, registered, 116 a 116%; do., do., coupon, 1862, 1215¢ a 12) do. do., cou- pon, 1864, 1165 a 116%; do. do., coupon, 1865, 118 @ 1183; do. do, coupon, 1845, new, 119 a 119%; do. do., coupon, 1867, 119 @ 119%; do. do., coupon, 1868, 119 a 11934; do., ten-forties, registered, 10734 @ 107%; do. do., coupon, Lik a 108; currency bonds, 106 a 10614. Southern securities were lower for the Tennessees, and heavy for the general list, which closed as fol- tows:—Tennessees, ex coupon, 62 a 63; do., mew, 61), @ 62; Virginias, ex coupon, 56% ® 57; do, new, 61% & 62; do, Georgia sixes, 83); do. sevens, 9544; North Caro- linas, ex coupon, 58 a 5934; do., new, 5534 85634; Mis- souri sixes, 93 a 9334; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 9104; Louisiana sixes, 71; do. levee sixes, 66% @ 67; do. do., eights, 86 @ 87; Alabama eights, OT a 100, The following were the bids for the city bank stocks to-day:—New York, 133; Merchants’, 127; Me- chanics’, 135; Union, 125; America, 140; City, 200; Phenix, 100; Butchers and Drovers’, 134; National, 112; Merchants’ Exchange, 1184; Leather Manufacturers’, 180, Seventh Ward, 115; State of New York, 110; Commerce, 128; Ocean, 107; American Exchange, 113%; Chatham, 160; Bank of the Republic, 122; Hanover, 112; Metropolitan, 143; People’s, 143; Nassau, 105; Shoe and Leather, 132; Corn Exchange, 130; Continental, 102; St. Nicholas, 112; Common- wealth, 117; Park, 16334; Manufacturers and Mer- chants’, 101; Central National, 1154; Fourth Na- tional, 107; Oriental, 150; Gold Exchange, 140. The gold market exhibited a continuation of the features which have characterized operations during the past week. The activity of the money market early in the day caused a decline to 136%, which is the lowest point gold has touched in a good whfie. In fact, the market has lately drifted into a condition very analogous to that of the stock market. Gold now rises and falis conversely to the interest rate just a3 stocks do, Itis no longer the repre- sentative of money. It is a value in itself. It is a commodity bought and sold like any merchandise, Hence it moves with the genera! market for stocks, railway bouds and the like. It is “carried” just as stocks are carried, and it is so abundant in supply just now that its exact equivalent in greenbacks commands extravagant rates of interest. The fol- lowing shows the course of the market:— ‘The rate for carrying cash gold fluctuated with the Money market, and ranged from 5.64 down to 7 per cent, ‘The disbursements of coin interest to-day ‘amounted to $42,985 74. The following is the report of the Gold Exchange Bank: Gold cleared... $94,739,000 Gold balance « 2,199,816 Currency balan 8,001,939 Commercial paper was inactive, and rates re- mained unquotable. Foreign exchange was steady on the basis of 109% for long and 110% for short prime bankers’ sterling. ‘The stock market opened weak, and under a strong pressure from the “bears” underwent a sharp de- Cline, Northwestern common leading, to 76}, and New York Central to 184%. The feeling was semi- panicky for a short time, espectally as the “break”? extended over the general list, St. Paul falling to 70%, Rock Island to 1153s, New Jersey Central to 10354,\Paciile Mail to 8634, and Western Union to 39%. Hudson River was steady at 15544 a 15534. A better feeling ensued under the effort to “cover,” and the market rallied at the last board, but broke down again just before the bank statement, re- covering sharply at the close. The following were the closing prices at the last board:— Canton, 61% a 62; Boston Water Power, 164 16%; Cumperland, 3234 @ 3434; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex- press, 30% a 31; Adams Express, 50 bid; American Express, 40 @ 40%; United States Express, 603% 970; Merchants’ Union Express, 154% @ 1534; Quick- silver, 14 a 16; Paolflc Mail, 8734 @ 87%; Western Vnton Telegraph, 303% a 3054; New York Central, 185% @ 1855,; Mariposa, 6a 10; do, preferred, 1654 a 17; Harlem, 144 bid; do. preferred, 142 bid; Read- ing, 96% a 907%; Alton and Terre Haute, preferred, 65 a 60; Chicago and Alton, 161 bid; Toledo and Wa bash, 67% @ 68; do, preferred, 80 a 80)4; Milwau- kee and St. Paul, 70% #71; do. preferred, 814 a 82; Ohié and Mississippi, 82a 9244; Fort Wayne, 152%) a 162%; Michigan Central, 130 bid; Michigan Southern, 102% a 103; Ulinols Central, 142 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 02% ; Rock Island, 115% @ 116%; Northwestern, 7744 @ 78; do. preferred, 95% a 9314; New Jersey Central, 104 a 104%; Hannibai and St. Joseph, 118 a 121; do. preferred, 118 a 120. ‘The earning of the principal railways for the ex- Pired five months of 1869, a8 contrasted with the earnings for the same period in 1868are given in the following table. The figures are of course fur- Dished from the offices of the different companies, but there is reason for believing that in some in- stances fictitions receipts have been given In order to bolster Lie speculations of cliques. All show an in- crease, except Ohio and aa aaah im whose feceipts there ts @ falling off of $115,000 ‘ ayitin ie ; ih 1 yes, 108) Increase. Chicago and Alton. Chicago and Northwestern fengan “Central. ichigan Southern 1} i ilwraukeg and Bt Li Fae 1s, and vel 6,570 on 177,393 ester Union 102, 638,620,104 992,°03,002 99,975,700 Total, NEW YORK. HERALD, SUNDAY, SONG 20, 1869.—TRIPLE | SHEET. ‘The following were the exports of specie from New York during the week:— June 16—-Gipammer 7a) Fah rom J Bermuda— Amer! $600 June bpm me r Golumbia, Havana— acne poe silver. - iis June 17—Steamer Columbia, Nassou— PUCIOSD BONE panne reen sence esses 4,796 June bhimtiag 74 Donau, Paris— Mexican do! . 2,048 June te a Donau. Southampton — June 17—Stonmer Dot Donau, Bremen— wan silver........ 2,800 June bias or City of yee ‘Liverpool— Co eee er ee ceeeeees $101,102 ‘The Chicago Republican, under date of Thursday evening, says:— ‘The local money market continues to rule moder- ately active under a good pantry, for loans, and is working somewhat close, with a tendency to strin- gency, caused mainly by the large remittances to the interior to aid in moving fee live stock, lumber, &c., to Lagi) and an improved call trom loca: borrowers, yet we have not heard of any dimeuity peine experienced by regular cus- tomers in negotiating loans, but there is very little outside paper taken. The banks, whose cus- tomers are chietly grain dealers, report the greatest scarcity of funds, those who do a general business reporting the market comfortable. Rates of [red were steady at 10 per cent per annum. exchange was rather weak, though not quotably lower, selling between city banks at 80c. discount per $1,000, Over the counter bankers were taking at 1-10 a % discount and selling at par. The scarcity of currency necessitated the selling of ex- change by some banks, and some intimated that remittances of currency would have to be ordered from New York, unless the interior demand fell off. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Jane 19—10:15 A. M. Fi sha ChichN W aie & 8036 81k 455 9416 455 404 17 7 OU US 5.20, 0,°67...b8. 119! 8 1000 U8 bx i040; reg: 107 ny 20000 Tenn 6's, ne 6 7 40000 do 7 15100 | do. 30000 Tenn 16000 N Car 6's, ne 1000 Missor 29000 do bo fv aK 2! do. 82% Wor), was EWRR.. 69 0. do bet ec 684 6000 Morris & Essex ta. ant 100 Alton ter H pref... 60 5000 Mich $0 ef be... 98° 100 Oio & Mins RR. a 5000 P, Ft W & Chi ist. Baty ia = ue do. 00 Chic & 20 Del, Lack & W. 18N J Central RR. Ea es wo Bink ‘Central RR.be is Twelve o’Clock M. 54500 US 5-20, b3 1195, 4000 UBB aden . 101% One o’Clock P. M. 10 ahs C, C, Cin & TRE . 10 C&NWRR 500 50 820000 US 6's,"81,cou,. m1 10000 US 5-30, NBS... 10000 815000 Tenn 6" ‘5000 Missouri 109 Wetls-Far 2 Merchants’ (o Ex..b¢ 500 Calon Ex ie 200 The following were the auction sales of real estate yesterday: — DOUGLASTON, L. 1, PROPRRTY—DY A. J. BLEROKER, 60N AND 0. House and 7 acres..... 15,200 00 Bh lots in block 7, each d6xi00, enc 47-40 Ei lots in block & ench 26x11 47 50 48 lots in block 11, each 25x: 47 50 8 lots in block 5, ‘each 25x100, “each. BI OO 27 lots in block 8, each 95x100, each. 85 00 16 lots in block 4, each 25x100 eac 33 00 House and 2 lots, in block 1, each Ceyam 10) 9% } lots in block leach GUx100 each. . 70 Renl Estate Notes. A. Hi. Sincerbox bought of Jane Lansing about six acres of land, with Gc adjoining the lands of G. Vandewater, in Pleasao’ valley for $2,509. Edward ©. Drake bought of S. Phillips a farm of wor ht acres in same town, giving $4,000. dition to the Chautauqua county (N. Y.) poorhouse farm of thirty acres was purchased last week for the sum of $2,800, Council Bluffs, lowa, is on the eastern bank of the Missouri river, 353 miles from the Missippi. It has 10,000 inhabitants, and has twenty-four ore miles of corporate territory. It was started by the Mor- mons. Foar railroads centre there, ‘and. the Union Pacific Railroad bridge will be a Cs struc- ture. Omaha, just over the river, is falling away, it 1s said, as rapidly as it arose. Last Monday afternoon there were sold at public auction 131 lots in the town of Batesville, I subdivision made by H. Schrader. The total amount of the sales reall: lond own a in 1867 to Mi itham and four other Ameri- who had been: naturalized there. It includes tract of land from the sea coast on the east to the frontiers of Guatemala on the west, between the Monkey river and the river, the bag of which is about three hundred sand act The bur- chase money is twenty Lae rpodnd a sterling, pt able in ten equal annual ta, beginning in o 1ocate and settie on 187: are bound to yd ey fity 7 families within two a the two hundred families within five years. ernment oe to expend three-fourths purchase mi —~ to make puplic improvements Mi > the ais on eS Oe a Oe ae comapeet and tnree’ igh, was commenced and completed in thirty hours In Lancaster, Pa. m was fin! in ineteen hours and a half, with exception of the painting, , which six men ‘completed in twenty-five Kours, , pening, the front, the s ineluding pen cilin & wot rkmaniike manner, Ton Lge! oot ae 3 H} aeerane working hours, layin ok; rere did their er wore’ in fifteen hours; two sash factories completed their work in ten hours; the plumber ac- complished his task in five hours; the brickmaker ene the Ce ie leven hours, and the light- rT was in mY dea? writing from Chicago Rents and building lots are 80 enormous! ty nig te Dig iat rsons with limited incomes are un: jouse CX! in very narrow oie toed distances the centre of business, dt six story bg of Vermont marble, at La corner of State and Wi ton streets, erected by Porter Palmer, yields the Manel an annual rent of $52,000. From this the ler may form some idea that must be paid for the privilege of living in ‘The ne real estate business here is as much a gambling = as that of gold and stocks in New York. ns transfers of lots, with enormous bu ished in order to aid the sale of ining pro- perty, and various tricks are resorted to to cheat the unwary. A ial tract, miles south of ‘the city, to 6 on called pervitt on Heights,’ has recen' ‘been. ‘nm pure by . a company and laid out into building i which are Perera teas of 8, aummy Crain’ ran by the. Rock ns Tuan ro0d, and uJ ie nted that the land Prien is seventy fect hi ee. the lake, wit afford lots for vening contem| Ftrotahes th the following a sting rs bras sh ‘this city:—Several new res a ner of Fifth @ 125 feet, ata *oat of $200,000. Bx Mayor Opayke is Lia Bod up & brown stone dwelling at the cor- ner of Fitth avenue and Forty-seventh street, at A cost of $125,000. Timor G. Churehtt is bullding two brown stone iront houses at the southeast corner of Fifth avenue and Forty. six th street, and oe arm ones of Dorevester stone. Mr. Charehil will also build three brown stone front dwellings on the southwest corner of Fiith avenue and Forty-sixth street. The Key. Dr. Howland i pba Be up a dwelling of Nova Scotia stone at the corner of Vuth avenue and Forty-fitt The rem: sane, which will cost $70,000. Mr. Marx is erecting two brow stone front dweilings on the oj Be corner of Filth avenue, at @ cost of $100, Mr, 1. P. Hayes will build a brown stone front dwell- ing, 25 by 56 feet, at the corner of Fifth avenue and Futy-second street, at @ cost of $50,000, Mrs. Mary |. Jones ts building a costly house at the northeast corner of Fifth avenue and Fifty-seventh street. General Davies is buil a large house at the cor- ner of Fifth avenue and Forty-niuth street. W. B. Bishop is putting up & brown stone front dwelling at the corner of Fifth avenue and Fiftieth street. When com) they will all be first elass resi- dences, surpass ta completeness any European palaces. There is no street in the worid that has the same number of ccstly and elegant homes that are to ou the Fifth avenue, eoniemonaliian Railway at present re- ports at $38,000 @ week, the road naving een ee from four and a half to seven and & half miles in length. During the last week in March this road conveyed 800,000 passengers, or at the rate ‘of 42,000,000 a year, and despatched every day 363 trains. The p eermeteas Ratiway will soon be con- nected by @ tunnel with the other side of the Thames, and trains will be run to vhe Crystal Palace, at Sydeniam. The tuane! now building will be constructed at a much less cost than the old tunnel designed by Brunel. It is situated a few feet deeper under the bed of the river, and thus runs through tough clay, which excludes the water. Brunel's tunnef ran through loose gravel, and whiie In course of construction was several times flooded by the irruption of the Thames. ‘The tract known as the Long Island Plains, situate between Hempstead avd North Hempstead, and con-. taining 7,800 acres, was recently purchased by an association for $302,000, The transter was effected on the part of the Stace through commission ap- pointed at the last session of the Legislature, of which Judge Hendwilison, of Long Island, was a member. ‘The residence and thirteen acres of land recently owned by J. B. Danforth, at Dobbs’ Ferry, have been purchased by a Mrs. Cahart for $23,009. At Mount Vernon John Rankin sold two lots, each 100x105 feet, on Seventh avero, near Third street, to B. Montague, for $1,200. ‘The auction sale of the Bush farm, in the town of Rye and near Portchester, by James M. Miller, yes- terday, was poorly ‘attended, although it is under- stood that inducements offered in the form of free tickets from the city were furnished un- sparingly. These latter were doubiless used, but it is safe to state that fully one- half of the holders visited the country intent on other matters than those pertaining to real estate, Alter waiting in vain for some time in the hope of Witnessing an increase in the number of purchasers on the grounds, the auctioneer proceeded with the sale, and, in the absence of ai spirited competi- ag knocked down 2i0 acres of the property to L. mavenport, of New Rochelle, at $400 per acre. Inder, about sixteen acres, of the most valuable ground, situated on the west side of King street, and nearly opposite the Bush homescead, was sold to a Mr. Lawton at $500 per acre, WARINE TRANSFERS. The following is a complete list of marine trans- fers at this port from the 17th to the 19th inst = 22 eSu Enge: = UNE MEETING oF THE TABRAGANS BIT PARK AT NARRAGANSETT PARK, CRANSTON, R. I, On Tuesday, Reng Thivpsday and Friday, 4 ‘an No. 1. A purse of au for all horses that have never trotted for money. Entriea:—B. g. Jim Libvy, bik. g. Shot, 5; Locust, b. m. Olive Logan, wg. (no name), br. m. fei Bio, b. mm. (no name) 2 (po name). A purse of for all trotttn, i tre Blk. 8. Geo. vitae it's. "Rhode Tefand, and bik. Bashaw, Jr. SECOND DAY, A purse of 81,500, for all horses that have never } No. 8. trotted better than 2:31,” Kuirles;_br. b. Brywa Triace, b 1 jady er a ton, . Gray john, Twang, br. ¢. Bavid’ Bonnet tik g. Tadia Ruther ea, bik. m. Jessie Wales, b. m. Fanny 5} umbus Navi- gator, blk. m. Maggie, s. g. Star and Star of the West. 4. se of for all horses that have never Entries :—Ch. 8. (no name), ch. % Locust, bem: Olive (no trotted etter than 3 ne jas it, br. 8. rown I ick, #. Logan, we (no name), b. 4 Belle Mahone, b. g. name), &. g. Dot, g. g R. iri. Bian, btm. (ao ‘name). No.5. A purse of Pains for all double teams, Entries:— Br. g. Old Fu and ch, 8. Honest Allen, b. , Twang and g. Mac, vik. g, India Rubber Ben and b. m. | Ik. m. Jessie Nia Gar s. Darkness, bks. g. General elellan and bald! jo. 6. A purse of $1,500, for all eons any aoe Cave bole: than vr par ieee —B. +B § Staaten, 8. g. Locust, b. m. Olive Lo; b. Fscari Die Andy J ee ae i and b.m. lie. FOURTH A pees of $2,000, for an cael that never trotted Entries :—B. g. Little Fred, br. g. Old wo b. & Shepherd Knay ul wow b. ge N. H.Palmer, bi ber, s. g. Wm. H. Taylor, b. g. Western Now York, eo . - Sn sq m. . Corny —— Gray Sols m, Dutch G itm ly Hamilton, ». m. Belle i 3 br. 8. ‘¥, bik.s. Bashaw, . heat in A. and all in aregercesans sail harness with the exception of ek ‘The Boston and Providence and Providence and Worcester Rafirosd ‘Companies will sell excursion tickets at reduced "Hforao ears leave Providence on ech day of the meeting, y ten minutes, direct for the Park. ting to commence at 2 o' # ovelock ‘each 4. SPRAGUE, President. Gro, H. SMITH, Secretary: liberia tee GIROTTING—MONDAY, JUNE Match $500, mile heats, in harness. Own- or's b. bu. Lady Walker; D. Fox's 8g Richmond, ‘SHAW, Proprietor. AP UONRECELVED, FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR RANCH OFFICE, | vy FULTON STREET. _SPORTING—DOGS, B BIRDS, & “\ LL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR sale,—Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for mocking birds, at B: DOVEY'S, Nos. 3 and 6 Ureene street, comer of Canal. B.—Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dovey. Algeas BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES.— 'RANCIS sore No. 8 Peck slip. Butler's Infailt- Cure and Flea Exterminator, 7c. Butler's new Extra Stock and Trained Dogs. Imported tri- color Gerantums. R SALE—A VERY FINE WHITE SPITZ DOG. 17 monthe old; an excellent watoh dog, Woorcock SHOOTING.-THR FINEST eee fire Woodcock Gun in the United States for 3 LA Georse ‘H. Daw, London. Address bor 1,631 Post ‘omee, few York. DVER’ ‘MENTS FOR THE HER: A Re eno OFF IN BROOKLYN eK OUR. (CH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. _ HORSES, ¢ CARRIAGES, &C._ iT JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL'S. ance, Rata! gil TI penal Good stabling for horses at private sale. ‘We gi >‘ a Vovers horse that is warranted OUR i CTOWN OFF Pre AND SALESROOM IS A’ BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 1 kept of horses, car- sales, Liberal advances ) one ‘agon, sing Ips, &e., &0., ence, one six on, Phaeton. aS four seat ra Rochawre ‘and double Long Lge oheaper than: any other hon house tn this city. N BLEGANT aT PRIVATE ESTA RLIGHMENT COM. splendid dark bay Team, 7 one no top Wi obes, Wh bie Bi ‘made to order. ‘The entatiahtocnt ia now on exhibition at private eale at oaton & Van Tassel, 112 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. “Tet not soll before Tuenday they will then be sold at public auction to the hy er, at the mart of Mi JOHNSTON & TASSELL, rG BARKER & HAMLIN City AUCTION MART, AJOR. As bL. Ry ire er corn REGULAR arta ri EVERY WEDNESDAY Al DAY. Gentiemen’s private “corr at pablie and pp ott aale ‘ei the best aaemiee Halt cnr! tr est feat ea my-fo ar even ‘allowed i “tial op ‘on every horse sold under ‘mabling for mie, The martini the city ites Ting For abow Forseowing wing hereee ob aes ncn hee he > neo Aleta yas. zg La 4 ng ye A Peemaes 49 AOR T NENT an ehh Fepontory, Th he otras ene Ser aed Anemiaes THIRD, AVENUK ANI va ADM itn START, HAS mon hack Co cloning, coche ‘ Soniehane y om etepaney, sii, ne a ane, Rovkaway, on, } ockayear x Conga i 0c oct ares! a Lor OF. SOILED CARRIAGES FOR SALE—LOW. Two Pony Phactons, 16 1 Three Rockaways, two Phactons, Lay athe assortment new styles Carriages and liarness at CALN N WITTY'S warerooms, | 88 bi Broadway. on ST RATE: SINGLE L ARNESS} ale RID to BI; plengare Fond coacty eran enrting,tenrning and other prirposes ,. alae rid Saddles, Bri Halters, Blankete, Ehovte nif ev rm jc connected WhH the trade, at prices. Call and nee uns Ww. 0. r C. M. MOSEMAN, 148 Chambers street. eo 'Vietorin. Dnainess, expressiny | road, we Fe wn HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0~. A. re Reap STYLE, one 3 at oF ANORW ATER 'S. salesrooms, ‘san otde 3 by pul eg Lge ote Horses offered this season CL feuctioa oF pr the publ! raised by General a an ane aired by Pott She are of Bul un and be Fy see tenons, Et His dam waa Ras sey, og! ee eek rained my Bae, tu st wate ‘Hin rat rant [ape apy n oq ae ted at fate in Woaer codaty. Kentucky, beating wll tn 24145, next race was two miles and repeat when he (rotted the last mile of second heat tu 3:25, inning easy; was then purchi gentleman Foad purposes and hus not trotted in in gullet since; he fe a fine, pleasant driver, tfasduongts not pull, no vice nor wicks very 8 rapt an ‘to see to ride bel isfwarrathed sound and kind aud is horse to beat 2:40; cant ‘best 25 ‘aw? bya Wagon by Stiver me, Magnan, |, Blankets, Hoods, act Ailthe property of well Hoown a aporting tleman, who fs complied {o sll This horse wi F positive Without limit or reservation, and record of speed ed guaranteed. Fall particulars at eal AT 00%, MBX? REGULAR RALE, ON TUBSDAY, 11 o'clock, we will offer some of the nes 1 family Horses offered this season. Also large and well assorted stock of Coaches, Bretts, Victorias, Rockaways, lop. and open road Wazons, a Skeletons, exprens, depot and ‘agoms ; and double Har: ean, Sheets Bi fives, Neier hee Also large stock of the above ow on han’ At private ale. AN O & DUFF, 223 and 224 Mercer atrect. —OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE OF SUPERIOR + trotting, road aud family Stock, Tuesday, 22d, o& Sales. Toor, 24 Duane street, will comprise some of ‘the floeat most recherche stock ihat has been offered this season ; al ‘Twents-four hours civen on all wi HN L. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer. MATCHED TEAM OF BLACK MORGAN MARES, ZA it hands high: without » fault amd wnsurvansed as, & family team, for sale ata CHUM! 190 Raymoni street, ‘prokiyae HANDSOME BLACK HORSE FOR re BLACK Hawk stock, long tati and mano; f: Ss We three minutes); stylish and prompt; 1546 hands driver ; Owner has uo use for him; warranted sou ay Mead Kinds SIMPSON’S livery stable, East Thirty- inh street, near ‘Lexington avenue. A top, 1 top Wagon, #! Pony Bhacton fe Roe ences; 1 Coach, # ger, Business and Express Wi jouble Harness, of all kinds and prices; Sheets, Whips, Nets, &c., at WM. H.’ GRAY'S Empire City ‘Carriage Repository, 20, 23, 24 and 26 Wooster street, N_ENTIRE TURNOUT FOR SALE—VERY FINE Brett, made by Adams & Cone, with Harness complete and a pair of sorrel Horses, 7 yeara old; stylish, free drivel HILLS stable, gre sipeteesy Tuesday A SOMNSTON & & safayel or VAN TABSELLS if not sold bétore. 7 Ny eg = hl PARK, PONY AND BASKET PHAE- tons, Westchester and Coupe Rockaways, hip banter and Road Wagons, new and second pend Harness, c., cheap, to close up business, 'LOR'S, 69 Cedar street. SECOND HAND WOOD BROTHERS’ SIX-SEAT Phaeton and bog ash with shifting top, 1 Posen ‘a ‘ark an fine aadortment of _HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. Soxe NICE TOP AND ROAD WAGONS, BUILT BY J. T. MERRITT & CO. The latest and most fashionable styl einer York Repowtiory, 18 East Eighteenth street, near’ WO HORSES FOR SALE—ONE A DAPPLE GRAY, 6 years old, 1536 hands bigh : the other @ black, 1434 gaat they are warranted sound and kind; the gray isa horse. Apply at 313 West t Forty-second street, before ([¥'0 FULL BLOODED ALDERNEY BULIS ‘AND ONE Ayrabire Bull for sale cheap; Sis0 some Alierney Cows, at the farm of the gubscriber, near Wasi Farma. Wes'cl county. Inquire of WILLIAM WATSON, 172 Church DVERTISEMENTS | reg THE BRBALD DIN BROOKLYN AT BRANCIL t OFFICE, 145 FULTON iced ~~ EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS._ ee COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, Fe Pa § DIRECT. B KEW tants STEAMSHIP LINE, Ptniane nentnehl Jal be Gest, See ee agua aes SHERMAN... Capa W. P. Feeney GENERAL MEADE. in A. > UNITED STATES. Thvsteamsbin GENERAL MEADE, Captain A. W. Sampsoi will he deapatched on Saturday, June 26, pry ofclock P. Mag from pier 1d North river. Fredrht received at throngh rates for St. Lotte, Mottle aad! Galy poe Iv od stor esion. The CRESCENT CITY wi! succeed, Saturdat, For freight of passage, baving superior ‘ocaden Tae NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S ERMANN, Captain W. H, Wonke, will gait, pee mail, from the Bremen pier, foot TAUABDAY, June 4, 1359, BREMEN VIA “SOUTHAMPTON, TAVEE SOUTHANIION BREMEN, at bie and ONDOM the followin, Firat cabin. Seeoud cabi Third cabin. Stovraze tro Vcvineine * To followed by ‘Beams UNION, Dreyer. on Thuratay. July 1. . 4 For freight or (0 a) Nip LRICUS & CO. 68 Broad strech HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S fron mail steamship Captain P. H. Haack, carrying the ail on Thoda Sune $3 Tab i taking passeny for pl ype 4 Piv jouth and Ess First cabin, 8 Seoond taint P Steerage, 8 ‘The WESTP wesreninth epi eae The JEUTONIA will sail ve an yt ae steamer June 18. Pas- ange rives reduced. NARDT & CO., = B. RICHARD & mons, neral Passerver Agents, 61 Broad street, N. ¥. Oye. 6 Barclay street, N. Y. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST. The iat vessels ‘on’ this favorite route for the Conti- nent will ail from pier Ko, 60 North river, as follows: jussan.. vee ee June 26 Saturday, July 10 BR REIRE,. Duchesne. ST, LAURENT, Lemar MH ihe): —To wat oor Havre Fir Cabin sing he PAC iuchading ralway tioked) B10 aud os ‘These steamers do not carry passen| American travellers roing 6 to or mening Gome the Conti- nent of Europe, ng the meamers of this line, avoid both transit by English railways and the discomfits of cross- ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 8 Broadway. le A. GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT FOR SALE—FINE BAY blooded Horse, 13¢ hands, elegant mane and tail; enn trot easily in three sat top Bugyy. nearly new, “built to order in the city, Harness, ike. ; lowest. price ®1yKO. Address Munson ;box 198 Herald office. Al SQORER’S HORSE. CART AND HARNESS FOR sale cheap, at 288 Third street, Broo! LIGHT WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER & CO., Fifth avenue, good as new, used but few times; will be th “Avenue Hotel Stables, 221 fold cheap; can be seen at Fift th street. West twenty-six A --FOUR-WHEEL . DOG CARTS, COUPE ROCKA- « way, Cabriola, six-seat Westchester, Barouche, 500 Car- reas larness, Ham's Patent Clarence, Westchester. roadway sel 2 per cent lens X'S, Fourth street and Broadway. (GOOD ASSORTMENT OF BUSINESS WAGONS FOR sale Such as ce, Express and Grocers; also trucks, single and double, hand, ‘and one light wagon, cheap, at SiDWAND PIAL, 18 Nath aveaue, cor: ner Thirteenth street, bien MILCH GOAT FOR SALE—OR WILL SELL the milk. Apply to oat MAGNER, near Forty-seventh street and Fourth T NEW YORK REPOSITORY, 18 EAST EIGHTEENTH by Brewster, of Broom yy Wood Brothers; nearly ne m7. number of other second hand top and no top Wagons, all in good order. A HIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS, WITH BLACK MOUNT. ings, for sule; in complete order; price #100. Can be deen at private stable 116 East Thirty-second street. FEW FINE TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, SLIGHTLY damaged, for sale at ual cost, dor one week "at WOOD BROTHERS, 100 Brondw wey. AT SEW YORE REPOSITORY, 18 EAST RICHTEENTH street, near Broadway. —An assortment of new and ele- gant Carriages of every variety in feat ‘use, at prices. ARGAINS AT WOOD BROTHERS’, 596 BROADWAY. One open Cae One four-in-hand One handsone four-sent Phaeton, Gee 2 Pony Phas sete. with Rumbie, Dog Cart two wheels), ‘Buggy, orn bor Bugey, ‘larence, Panes. One Landaul One extension top Phi One Coupe Rockaway, | BALDWINS, 1 BROADWAY. TEN, SECOND BAN- arringes "taken, in, trade; to be old at great baryains, Bamely, eine ight Curtain Coach, #220; oue Brett, $500; one ‘ene Victor! ty builders’ and all in (Ta elegant crer PA others, all bg best city colt Broadway and Tenth PUsNEss WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP-SUCH AS ers’ bakers’, butchers’, plumbers’ and express it for any fy buries ; ‘also Tools’ o nop for sale very bom ines, Bellows and a! Kinds of Smith ord reavne for haif their value. STEWART'S Wagon Fac: tryst -third street, between Broadway and Eighth \UNARD LINE. C THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL Hag gu EN NEW YORK AND L! CALLING AT CORK HARBOR Samaria....Thi POOL, ‘Thursday, July 1 ‘Wednesday, July 7 foes OF PASEAGE reap the! not 180" gol Peabin® se ‘cold. ee ae Prva wr shee bee hs ile of lading given { Belfast, Glasgow, H: of lading given for yw, Havre, pave A and other or ‘on the Continent, and for Mediter- raneai For freight and cabin Yn passage apply at the Company's of- vic seueae bose eo ai aries Trinity, Buildin ‘1 ni rere sonata reins CKLYN, Age FPO#, LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. INMAN LINE fh eiperbere are npolniet: to gh follow: crry June ie LE u. OF L ornos cITy OF BROOK , June 26,1 CITY OF WASHINGTON (via Hatitax nat Niny, June 2, 1A. M. and each auceeeding Saturday and Sinn ‘Tuesday, fi Lonel rel RATES OF PASSAGE eB iene ERR ay, ‘able in + First cable ay 935 To London. To Paris. siansege. Currency. Payable 20| Halifax Bt, Jobnia,N. F. Ltrerpoo Bt. stm # iby branch ‘aby branch a 45 53 assengers also) for forwarded to Haveg. Hamburg, Bremen, at kets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to send for thet wink od For further information apply at the company's ofice. Broadway, New York. Fos LIVERPOOL AND QUBENSTOWN.TINMAN LINE aaail teamers are appointed fo anil xa follows: june 26,1 P. M. AN .Saturday, cy OF WASHINGTON (via Halifax), oan, 2 Jane 3 CITY OF ANTWERP, Saturday, J SITY OF PARIS,-- Biturday, Hity 18,1 and each succeeding Saturday and alternale pier 45 North river. RATES OF PASSAGE By the mail steamer sailing ¢ Payable in gold. Pay: First Cabit To Longoa Paris. Saturday. le in currency. oo Beast aieo forwarded ‘to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, irs at reduced rates, Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to send for their friends. For further information apply at the company's offices, OHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, New York. aoe WAGONS, WITH SHIFTING TOPS; THE MOST mplete assortment in the na chy at seragoais abie. prices, New York Repository, 18 East E! way. \LEGANT VICTORIAS AND CABRIOLETS, - Li hi Se doeetala pee Rae Yo ely East Eighteenth street. pi OR SALE—A HORSE, BUGGY AND cae Tard cheap. Inquire in the morning at Moxham’s stable, Th avenue, nears siya ‘street, and during the day at E. Ranst's, 86 Walker street. Fee SALE. hands ints; soun Christopher street, F°2.¢ SALI—A hers! peo MORGAN BAY MARE, Coupe ot Weikd JAC! IN & CO. East Eighteenth street. es SALE-A | couPE ROCKAWAY, i el how j set of ange ante oye SS dente mmole: seen svasoh SROWM &' DAVIS" stables, 190 Weat Tray eecondairoet: street SALE-A HALF-BLOODED erg ht BaY CARE, ios hanis pigh, 7 years old; splendid or OR WANT OF USE, A BAY HORSE, 16 ghey years oid; full mane and ee black kind, and a good stepper. Apply at’ No. 61 Einay eno drreher, ‘Apply at 0. reg ak tid, ; ow ork, fireet, fourth east of Brookiyn Semuee'Btociyas B SALE-A FINE PAIR, BAY HORSES, TWO SEAT f° 0 Brien et rice P cor AY ‘gain, ‘Apply: 62 West Filly? OR SALE-A PAIR OF SMALL HORSES, 14 HANDS high, sound end kind in rary way; one pure white and the other have no. ric! and are safe for i rry am rete hapaugmen fu yt or a aaa vas pri Forse ag hana high every highly trained and per: | an fectly sound ree) aid eas ipriee $1,000. Can be 1 sron'et Diakers Riding Acadeny, corner Fitth avenue and ‘Thirty-ninth street. OR SALE-A bead pS gd SADDLE MARE, JOUNSON # JAY, 6 1 Brosd roadway. adiaattewndud Pore OR SALE EIGHT HORSES, F ngs my = 1207 30. aE Twelfth cee ORT EY {OR roe SIX: seATED ROCRAWAT C CARBTAGR Renee wee fal pe ‘or country ¥ ISH ER, ‘Wd Waste \ngton frente Rar on ar 180 Wall street, New York. _ fie. EALE-ACHESINUE HORSE, 1 1% HARDS HiGH, ; also a shifting t foi Bene Mas ‘1 in OR BALE-A SPLEN 5 DARE DARK BAY WA BARE, six years old, 16 hands hi ied sore driver | warratied sound an nt inane ar gentle, Apply a's Weat yal "15 band high, 6 iar 2 | very stylish driver; warrarted sound and Forty-fourth jh steet until gol Fe POR SALE-WORSE, CART AND MARNESS, FOR half prie, To be’ seen to-day and t at 45 Greenwich ateet, Sickness the reason for selling rope ae i i. PLATFORM yas ck, miwiy painted: but ittie used; & high, and ianeses Apply at 800. Wet Be cree neat Te Tenth anne, fret pot = Sie, g,cHEATAUACK Ho! () atreet. Monday, from 10 A. heh ae meena Agen meer WPoditor'seeuines PITIRIN 8 OGy Wo. b Perk Noses GTEAM TO ANTWERP, he calling at Southampton. CITY OF DUBLIN. July 7 CITY OF LIMERT ‘Ani ugust 4 a mont Rates of Cu o A To Southampton. To 4nt For freight oF or] passage ony y “y M0 ‘ATIONAL LINE. Pier 47 North FRNNSYLVANTA......; Hall... Saturday, Jo Passage to Liverpool or Queenstown—Cabin, #100 "ant steerage, currency. Sieerage tickets from Liver- Piha i ons Ss cp 0 Avely eran, MURST. T Wanager. ee. RATES. ‘London and New York Steamship Line. rortniy ‘to London direct from pier No. 3 North ane “july 10 BELLONA. ‘or. io Wainturg, Bremen, Barre, and it - ERT XN. OLAR For freight to HOWLAND & ASPINW TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND | LIVERPOOL. ‘Thom New Yore oniv 880. , $4 South 7, June Wodueeday, Sune 9 NOuE = THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA, will sal jer 46 North river for sratrect, on reaneaday June 38, at cokaetyer Peg OTTER Sti it Ar BASIN ae, Pp FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE Gatironsta AND © HIN, Through rates, Firat Cabin, New York nod San Francisc, Ontsite. ™ ‘Becond Cabin. Btecrage, mers of the above line lea No, 2 North river, feo of anal street, at 12 0" relock ~ aad ‘On Iai, ith and Mat, each month, except when thote days fall on "Sunday, ‘then the day pre- Jue hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine Minne ily HENRY CHAUNCEY, Ceptata H. P. Conner, eon- nécting with MONTANA, hoy me Bet , leaving Sen Francisco Was cisee July's tor Chins for China 0 La hea for Pano rb 4 Ta aaa St Te, Junta iwellties afford epnigs pee leeee Gat wa oi pr yigeet OR PERNAMBUCO AND RIO DE JANEIRO. To th instant, the Al TERVELLIN as coore. Apply. on boarcy tt Cippet, Bast ithe J. L, PHIPPS & 00, I | edema STATES AND. pees MAIL ; STEAMSHIP Bed AMERIC, | agen ant adenrheet Fae iret xA as apace L Bsns oF freight 0 Ps Bron, A et New Yorks FORE. one lk Rh bg ly 4 Syma Hare Tbe vost goods Whe ities IGHT CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS—~1 Bas Raae) tera sng co fois Pha ter, pas, PHARTONS AND B. RET SS a win id without rumbles, je in style, moderate fn ra ae York Repeetorye 18 Kighteenth street, near COACH, PAINT. Agenta, Boston, P. %. FONIALRMTINE & 00, Granne FIXTURES OF TRON itatiny ah Pet Wwaovgnt eats aoe nd of Bre Vent incks, Hay Rov M eather Vanes’ perfect ‘en 'n Boy, Bahan, “Allen, NITED STATES MAIL TO macaw Atlantic Mail Steamsht Stee Bailing regulary ere Thursday wreany Borewok P. My pre ary JK, Captain MR. Gi MORKO CAST mg ek ‘am uly 1. LUM BIA, Captain ‘Van ice, Ju ily § r passage appiy to's.'0 HEELER, Jr., Pre- aihene RES owttne ree Haws. SIRAL RAL, AND wees ORNS w York and rary twenty gaya from pler tv Mae river, at CLe pee tA Cs Capt iain pe, asides, July 8. moan fs Line, sailing CITY OF MEXICO fy Suly rear PO eexanDas 4g0xs, AWAY, AD TENTEN tS FOR THE WERAL DEERE BUPGd NG PUL OR ofl *pply to FREDERIC, PAxEs, alway TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwell Line. Steamships of this pine Seal leave ple ‘No. 9 Nort river at S CORTES, Nelson” Saturdey, June om turdey) Ju MARIPOSA, Kemble Saturday, .7 Freight token for Si. Louis, Mobile “and Galveston speeneneetes: For passege, Sst id second el: or freight applyto CROMWELL! © CO., 5 West ottoot, OR MOBILF—FERNANDINA ROUTE. Tho firat class steamer MERCEDITA, Captaio a une 35, (rom pice 29 North rivers at Has superi accommodations. Is now pen gy lasurance Suerciees to Mobile se T3¢ per cont. ‘Through rates to all points in the intertor. heer Or FPA TREASON, Agent, 177 Woat streok: Feseate eer vet 8. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS, THE Senth and Southwest.—Regular line.—The fast and pom MAGNOLIA, M. B. Crows co wit! sai! ou Wednent at SE Me, fron pice NO. 8 * SShrough bile of seat ints South and Southwest. r o and ages in ‘Charleston ‘Raver Sata Co,) forward all rege nm. ARTHUR, ERAKY, Agent, 73 W! comm! The SARAGOSSA will «ail J OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT Daily to Norfo! oi ‘and Portsm: Be ait deasenah their sidewhea!, stesinehi RIAGARA tor their sidewhee! ip Rocfone, ‘City Point and Cae on “Tueaday, June 32, at 3 ND RICHMOND.— tri-weekly to AD - fi of Br onnect- tg wi ih the Bea nian Air Line, virginia ’and Tea Rich i ee svat ‘and eine fe Central Rationdty taki iti: Fas freee cto oie & beeen Pita Gremawich treet, corner of Dey. Tam by steamers of this line ty para cent. Sree, ALBE- | follow for Norfolk and Portsmouth on Wednes- SE 3 ee od _______... RELIGIOUS NOTICES. bre MEMORIAL CHURCH, WEST FORTY- between Sixth and ‘avenues.—The Rev. R. Heber Newion, of Philadelphia. will enter upon hie fee eee finday Dex, BUC tast., af AT QOORRR INSTITUE, IN THE LARGE HALL ¥RER Froashing on Sandad, Suna 3, ot 1036 A. M. and 196 P.M by cordially ta- ‘All persons-are attend. | Bekta tee. T THE SIXTH | UNIVERSALIST CHURCH a4 our” TW. Pullthan, pastor eh oralng 03g. evening 136, ve . Me ri Bunday-sohool Sig A.M: on pe ie ee oot a ee PREACHING SABBATH MORNING AND EVENT fon oak atreet, near thraveuus, Uy tbe sayon H.W. Keape, TRAWRERRY AND ICE CREAM FESTIVAL AT THE Boconarention on Monday evening, dune ie Piokate nd a cents. Childrens tickea 3 conte SPAPERS. RB. @ORK HERALD, FROM Naa PORE, oi, to Janene 1, Ke handsome! ——— “ yolumes: sap capnleny ee 3, owen iee or gouN NTUCKER, 4 appir a wae, Tue Se niga and reas price paid for old Newspapers, Books, Magazines, ac. £0. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERA: VED IN BROOKLYN ix ocr A BRANCH ‘OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. eee _MISCELLANEOUS. SCHILLINGER'S PATENTRD APPARATUS sz for Cooling the Alr.—This ap jus, invented by me — the Dritoral Brewery, Fit gan ive, ‘betreen the we Third avenues, from it o's. Me to4 Rooms can be cooled in a very ny mort space ot can procured fc OH J. SOILLINGEE, street, between Second and Manafacturer of Billiard Billiard Cloth, Cues, se in gen York. tal Fifty-fifuh Third avenues, New York. ETER TOTANS, Turner and Dealer in 1 Balls, Ct ‘Chait, and BI Me 69 Fulton street, New ILL OPEN ON ge yen sone = ‘Bronze Figures, cero and Ciooka, r os ang Wood og Bess tod Sarainir de. 5 we jor Vases and Pari Goods. “EV. HAUGuWOUT Tt CO. 48, 40 and 402 Hroadway, IY WILL YE SUFFER? vz DIE? i Sine a, pa ea a THE a SPRING WATER claim for erie oe ees a ail tuat we saya t will effect." Only give ft a fair trial, bot Bee rave vat bo springs that were never heard of ‘the Mis of atta ven the sediment of thie spring taal thing calle! be ‘steal nepal ‘areas asa salve. water is TN io General New Tole dapetie'al Ho, € Unlloge pines dean far i ‘B.—First class hotel accommodations can now be had at the springs. VESEY STREET.—THE gpaecine gl COMPANY, rest, es ad = large assort- ment “pe ee fi retail at Ly rit: "Be rn esale Seren fort e..; a; bent, er oung Figvo gt Hs GU 133 fee he per dia: Byeon, 81; ay Singowler = i isa 0 perio: Seri eo \35d.; beat, 40ce Prime Old Governmenh Java Aecetl vw abae' the old Lementnnens, No. 78 Vesey street. A. WATSON, Proprietos. RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN Aen EEN FOR THE fae oon BRANCH OFFICE 145 FULTON | STREET. __ WARBLE MANTELS. MARBIE AND MARBLEIZED D MANTELS, whan ag KLABER'S, 134 and 136 Bast loch street; near! bd avenue. rf G, HAE LAME AAT AE. Stee else, to reduce hie large stock Lefore remo’ 2 alist DVERTI! NTS rR THE Hi RE 1D are Ki OUR A |_BBARCH ori ric! ULTON — SMALL Lor or IMPORTED CIGARS (DUTY PALD): | aise beg Bem for cole THALES, S ILLBEE & CO., PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY Dr. re HARRISON, 177 Blevcker GREAT ht Lo ‘ad ad ba la! MARRIED ay relief, being ‘eal Se eiaar wines These pitis thegavenien ike magic. P Price eae woe pee vy ee ee bo CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH without medicine, b; pA Be erie Professor over 1, prt q Fer Tae ae BT Eg ad healthy. Sold’ only at her ofice, No.1 East Pi street, rat di ty Fifth nag st coca, tie treet, loor from ty ment i arog et counterfeit, —MME. VAN oa Lig! wv —! AND MID . < ne, the. worst, caves female complaints, ‘St. Mark"s k's pace. TIBAROE. De ENGLES. 63 ALLEN STRE! rai aye rood om epi nease a LL anyere ISAS —— Lar ng by Dr. without mere any: manhood Tstored oy Me Bilxir of ‘ie CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES. 1 Tooxes with or poe. a Dr. BVANS, 4 street, Circulars first post, Po Nf UCCESS FUL B95 ene street thanhood reo eee aia A eo are FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 3D A area en seetag without medicine; relief to four } Tso peat ra E ie ith or caren’ vided with teriaariers plied, No. 14 Kast Twenty -ehghth, ADIES NRE! EF \elnes sent to order. ne pani ba 3 autre DR: ARCHER, Ko. Lares’ lace, guarantees sare relief at ance, witout Hiegant rooms, de. PRCIAL AND PRIVATE Di wi qurKoILy AND § effect beet A by Dr Onin ‘Ywrealy Hixth street, tear Siath arene. AY” ERTISRMENTS FOR THE HERALD, RECEIVED IN ek TOUR BRANCH OFFICE, Ub STakET,