The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1870, Page 9

FIN CAL AND COMMERGIAL, mRNA Lb SrRER, Thonspay, Jane 205 Pe. ‘Wall street continues exceedingly duil, The prin- cipal operators have been absent at the Prospect Park races, while from London comes the same story of dutness, owing to the diversion of atten- tion to the Derby, THE STOCK MARKET STRONG. The stock market continues very strong on a limited business, the chief transactions occurring between prominent brokers, making what outsiders designate a “brokers’ market.” The public are still watting for the Anal dismissal and removal of the flnanctal measures pending in Congress, and the speculators are quietly and steadily advancing prices, in the expectation that when activity returns the public will be forced to take hold at much higher prices—a matter, by the way, which the aforesaid public will not have dione for the first time, should they do so now. The revival of the Funding bill produced @ flurry in prices this forenoon, and the whole market be- came weak; but on the explanation that the Fund- ing billis one virtually inoperative prices raliled again. Later in the day, on the announcement that atthe annual election for directors of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway tn Chicago to-day the so- ‘called Rook Island had been successful and the St. Paul party beaten, Northwest and Rock Island ad- vanced quite sharply and rendered the market strong and buoyant, except for Lake Shore which fell off from the best prices of the day, the rest of the Tallways generally closing at the highest prices of the day, Reading was an capecial feature and sola at 10% Western Union declined to 3134, owing o the passage of the July dividend, The specula- tion in Pacific Mail was less antmated, but the price Was strong at the close. New Jersey Central was firm ata decided improvement. ‘The investment shares were strong and higher, particularly for Fort Wayne and Chicago and Alton. Toward the close there was some activity in Boston, Hartford and Erie, which advanced to 5% ou the news that another bill more favorable to the stockliolders than the one Jast reported is about to be introduced in the Massachu- setts Legislature. The following were the closing prices at the last session of the Stock Exchange:— Canton, 68% a 69'4; Cumberland, 40 bid; apes dated Coal, 25 a 263 Western Union, 8134 a 813g Quicksilver, 83¢ bid; Mariposa, 614 a 844; do. pre: ferred, 1534 & 16%; Atlantic Mall, 3094 a 31; Pacific Mail, 437% a 4414; Boston Water Power, 173% @ 18; Adams Express, 6334 @ 6374; Welis-Fargo Express, 1536 @ 1534; do, scrip, 334 a 31%; American Ex- press, 4434; United States Express, 45 bid; New York Central consolidated, 1013¢ a 10134; do. scrip, 959g 29554; Harlem, 143% aldd; Erle, 23% a 24; Reading, 10814 a 103%;; Michigan Ceniral, 123 bid; Lake Shore, 93%; @ 9534; Illinois Central, 13934 bia; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 10914 a 10914; Chicago es Northwestern, 82:4 a 82%; do. preferred, 90% a 0%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 794 a 80; oe Island, 1203 @ 120%; Milwankee and St. Paul, 66 a 6634; do. preferred, 8134 28154; Toledo and Wa- bash, 563¢ a 663g; Fort Wayne, 9654 a 9674; Ohio and Mississippi, 407 a 4114; Delaware aud Lackawanna, 110% 8112; New Jprsey Central, 10934 a 10974; Chi- cago and Alton, 117% bid; do. preferred, 11536 bid; Morris and £ssex, 9374 bid; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 117.011834; do. preferred, 11634 a 118; Iron Moun- tain, 46% a 47; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 43a 45¢; Columbus, Chicago and Iudiana Central, 1934 a 19%. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The highest and lowest prices of the leading shares ‘Were as follows:— Highest. Lowest, New York Cen. & Hud. consolidated. 101% 100% New Yerk Central & Hudson Crp. 93% 9536 Harlem.... hg 148% Reading. 108 Lake Shore 9835 ‘abs 553g Pittsburg. 1095 Northwestern, 82 Northwestern } hg Rock Island, 110% Fort Wayne. 26 Milwaukee and St, 6524 Milwaukee and St. Paui preferred. 81K No ant pp 4055 New Jerse, 10054 restern Lig Pacific Mat). 434 THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS, ‘The government bought two millions of Avo-twen- ties, in accordance with the advertised programme. ‘The offerings embraced a total of over six and a half millions of bonds. The accepted lots were as tollows:. J 38 beBCesesax ses! = 3 SpEbbes E Ss GOVERNMENTS STEADY AND STRONG. The government market was strong at the open- ing in sympathy with the firmer tone of the gold market, but became heavy at noon on account of the large offerings to the government at the Sub-Trea- sury. They lost this feeling later in the day, and closed strong at the highest prices of the day, as fol- lows;—United States currency sixes, 11334 @ 11334; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 113% a 114; do. do., cou- pon, 117% a 118; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1113; a 11134; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 112% @ 112%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 111% a 111%; do, do., 1865, do. do., 111% a 111%; do. do., registered, January and July, 11034 @ 11034; do. do., 1265, coupon, do., 114 a 114%; do, do., 1867, do. do., 1144 @ 11434; do. do., 1868, do. do., 143g a 114%; do. ten-forties, registered, 108% @ 10834; do, do., coupon, 1085; a 108%. FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRM, The foreign exchange market was steady and after the steamers dul]. Rates for continental bills show firmness, at a slightadvance. The closing quotations were as follows:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 1004 a 109%; good to prime bankers’, 100% a 110; short sight, 110% 011034; Parls, sixty days, 6.18% a 5.1334; short sight, 5.133¢ a 5.10%; Antwerp, 5.1834 @ 6.13%; Switzerland, 5.18%¢ a 6.133%; Hamburg, 35% a 8634; Amsterdam, 40% a 41g; Frankfort, 403¢ @ 41; Bremen, 78% a 79%; Prussian thaiers, 71 a bio GOLD DULL AND STRONG. The gold market was strong but very dull. The extreme fluctuation in the price was only a quarter percent. The large shipment of specte to-day had Uttle eflect. The summer export of specie seems to have been discounted, while the operators for a de- cline are selling quite confidently on the outcome of thirty-flve millions of gold from the Treasury a few ‘weeks hence in payment of the July {oterest on the Pudlic debt, The chief fluctuations of the day were = follows:— In the gold loan market the rate ranged from three Her cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing. The Her- mann, for Europe, wok out $400,000 in specle— $360,000 in gold bars and $50,000 in silver. The ope- rations of the Gold Exchange Bauk were as fol- fows:— Gold cleared.... rer, 938, bee Gold balances... 867, : Currency balances.. 2 99T; ait THE GOLD BROKERS AND THE NEW TAX, ‘The special committee of the Gold Exchange, in- cluding the Secretary of the Board, Mr. Thomas P. Akers, have prepared the following memorial, which has been generally signed, and which they will present in person before Congress:— ‘To THE HONORABLE THE HOUSE oF REPRESENTA- TIVES oF ., THB UNITED STATS, IN CONGRESS AS- SEM. Your jemoriallsts would respectfully represent that the proposed increase of the burden of taxation upon contracts for the sale of coin and stocks, through a Oe ae would, in their judgment, be impolt- tic on the part of the governinent, and’ greatly in. jurious to @ large class of the citizens of the city of ew York, for the following reasons, to wit:— First—Ie would totally destroy a system which time and experience have demonstrated to be of vast willity. Socond—Lt would subject the Snancial interests of NEW YORK MERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1870.~TRIPLE S$ a i ee the great body of pankérs and brokers in the city of New York to great risk and thconventence, Third—Is would give Wo ight or teu large capital. ists a monopoly of the bustiiess now carried on by more than one thousand indtyiduais, Four'th—It would greatly diminish the receipts of Internal revenue derived fro: Wis source, which, under the present sysiem, yields to the government larger sum of money than is obtained from the ame number Of persons in apy other branch of business. Wherefore, for these and many other reasons which ennnot be convenientiy enumerated here, your peti- toners pray that ihe proposed amendment wereas- ing taxation, as set forth above, be siricken from the tax bill now pending in your honorable body. SOUTHERN SECURITIZG DULL. The only activity {n the Southern Mst is confined to the Tennessees, which were strong to-day under the speculative manipulation to which reference has been made the past two days, or since their prices advanced, The following were the closing prices:— Tennessee, ex coupon, 61% & 62}; do new, 573g a 58; do, five per cent, 48 a 60; Virginia, ex coupon, 69 a 6934; do., new, 68 a 69; do. registered stock, 55a 6534; do. registered, 1866, 65 a 68; do. registered, 1867, 61 a 62; Georgia sixes, 87 a 90; do. sevens, 95 @ 96; do. sevens, interest payable in Georgia, 92 a 94; North Carolina, ex coupon, 49 a 49){; do, new, 2 a 253¢; Missourl sixes, 94 a 94%; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 93 a 94; Louisiana sixes, 16 & 77; do, levee sixes, 75)¢ a 10; do. do, eights, 92 a 93; Alabama eights, 10134 @ 102%; do, fives, 73 & 80; do, sixes, ster- ing, 90 a 95; South Carolina sixes, 93% a 94g; do., new, 82 a 8234; do,, registered stock, 80 a 85; City of Memphis sixes, 63 a 54; City of Atlanta eights, 83 a 85; City of Savannah sevens, 89 ar01; City of New Orleans consols, 76277; do. do., issued to ratlroads, 73a 75; Mobile and Ohio sterling, 791¢ a 80; do, eights, 74 a 75; Mississippi Central Ratlroad, first mortgage, 754 77; do, second do, 62 a 65; Memphis and Charieston, first mortgage, 85a 87; do., second do., 78 a 80; do., stock, 42 a 43; Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, 73 a 75; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by State of Georgia, 83 a $4; Arkansas Sevens, 75}¢ a 76; Louisiana sevens, 78 a 79; do eights, 64 a 85. MISCELLANEOUS. The money market was easier, if anything, and no new transactions on call occurred aboye four per cent, except in rare instances. The following shows the results of to-day's bual- ness at the Sub-Treasury in this clty:— General batance yesterday... . $86, 475,737 Gold receipts. . 195,102 Gold payments. + 1,067,892 Gold Dulonce. 78,074,596 Currency receipts + 1,485,674 Currency payments, + 219,247 Currency balance. + 9,308,280 General balance.. + 86,115,880 Customs......+ oe 8, SALES AT THE NEW YORK YORK STOCK EXCHAN3E. Thursday, Ju June 2—10:15 A. M. 17 be U a 8 ‘4 Ea os is "62, 45, 235000 by - My Cy “BB. tee 11500 Wt dv US. oi, Cy "64 84g 3000 US pa oc, *65, 0. 96) 25000, Wes, 155:00 108 1000 US. $30, r, ‘67. 108 Tasmve aA 5-20, ©, 67. Wd 190000 do. 98. 10000 US 5- 56000 US 5's, 9: 30000 Tenn 6's, n. 98: 10000 MWe 146 iB 1095 109 109% 5000 Al 2000 Erie 4th mtg... 2000 Mich Ss f bds. ea X Ly 5000 Cleve & Pitts 4th... 7834 3000 Ohio & Misscon bs 90° a Wow) ColLG &LCim m. 8246 12000 "do... 244 2000 0,0 fe 1 Cd 634 2000 Gen Pag 93 2000 Lake Shore gids ba ot Del, Luck&W2din Bp & Tian Mer Ex Bk. RR 1006, C&T ORR. 10) Dab & 90 RE. #080 do. * 20000 US currency. One o’Clock P. M. 12000 Tenn 67s, 62 at shsC & RIRR. 0000 Tenn 5% do. u00 Tol, P & W latwd 80 100 Mil & St PRR. 20 she a Exch'ge Be 112 200 Mil & St Paul pf. 100 Weat U Te! Bug Ls Pa Ts?) aw Bit ae 500 LS 9856 190 cc, oe 25 Pan: 147" 100 Chic & Sita RR. 200 Chic & 824g 100 Col, C ATC RR 100 Chit 90% luO do. WONT Xu ‘60 New Jet STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. <a A as Chic &N Nfl cod 76 8 2075 Islan waa Rock 8 alg NY Central soa Wig a Ne 64 BS ¥ Cen serip.. 2576 Chic & NW. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuorspay, June 2-6 P. M. CoFFER.—The market for Rio was quiet, but steady, ot our last quotations, Sales 400 bags Santos, ex Friedeburg, on pri- vate terms. In Baltimore there were sola 5,180 bags Rio, ex Lapwing, and 1,000 do., ex Amazon, on private terms. We quote:—-Rio—Ordinary cargoes, 14c. a 15%. ; falr do., 15}¢c. & 153{c.; good do,, 16¥c. a 17¢,; prime do., IT. « 17%4e.; extromos tor lota, 15c. a 18}4¢. ; Java, 20c. 2 2c. ; Singapore, Be, nde, Ceylon, Ai m We, ; Marncatbos 164, a 1c, Aci joa, Ibe. a 18igc, Teera abc iter: Mekiens, 180. 0 iée, and bi nilla, 15} ala oi diy pat ere ut, ‘Corton,-There was a fair demand for both export and spinaing, Bat the market waa heavy, the offerings belng fre and prices were irreguiar. Some sales snlsaiiag 2 upland we: made at 223¢c, Sales 2,830 bales, inciudin 1,085 tor export and 80'on speculation, Kor there wasa good business consummated, but at ic. @ lower prices. jales were 1, 1330 pales, Dasis low foialing, for Juue, at lac, a 214%. ; 0 do., foe aly, at at BL & @Wgc., aud 300 do., for Oban ‘ati@igo. We quot Oplants Vid Modite ana Yori bc Phage N. Orleans. Texas. 4 Bog 185% 26 20% 22 22'¢ 2376 By Prive ws etpts, 15,980 bbls. flour, 897, bbla. corn meal, 217,454 bushels wheat, 46,050 do. corn, €8,879 do. 10,800 do. ba rley, pity do. peas and 20,713 do, malt, The Hour market ruled frm under ment andig gn and prices ruled @ shade better. Th + including extras for. abipm fs flour was dull, but unchan, ed; ee iy tou tour bo nl with a moderate demand, ny 300 Corn meal was quiet and we Leard 6 ber — Di falc us f no 84 350 84 80 480 00 52e 6 60 gt ie ry 50a 5 8d 52a 600 52a 5 50 5500 675 Sia — 6008 6 50 7 Wa 7 bo 81. Louta choice family. 7a 9 50 Southern choice and family. 6 ¢ go Southern superfin 5 Wa. Rye four....... 46a 670 Corn meal, city. 50, ~ Corn meal, Jerse: ene = 8 decidedly’ more active, an: nd i a 2c. better, ig arm it BI 20 for No. 2 Chicago and #1 223 a were boat hi 000 basbele at $117 for Non. citsaa, 8108 1, 81.32 a yl 25 for amber Shoah and deiteredy 41°97 a Bl Canada spring. Corn was lower, but more activ tales were about 80,010 busbols at #1 05 a 81 073 {or aes to rime new mixed, #108 a $1 0834 for old do., and uel for yellow Western and Southern.’ etter a 63c. Bee. a 620, for Ohio and Stat were made at $1 12 for Canadi Oats ere i rshela at 58, mice for poor—and duit, Staal sates in bay Barley and bariey malt wi {anada peas 10,000 busuela Canada, in yond, were sold at Fretonrs.--Tho market ‘w alos were sironger, especialy for, grain room, which cot- manded an advance of fully The chartering business exhibited mors activity, at abot former tates he engag ments were:-—To Liverpoo}, 18,000 bushels wheat, at 4% § 15,00 do. dow at Sd, au per. slenmner, 34.600 vushbis wheal, 22,500 do, do., at 5! ‘bales cotton, at igd.y bbls Dour’ at Lk Boe "To Atvatols 48,08 bushels wheat, a 644d., and 2,038 bois. flour, atIe. 6d.’ Le flour, at %8,, and 300 do. rosin, at 2 do, rosin, at 23,84. Yo Glasgow, WYeaty ai Bu; The charters wore:—A brig to ‘Havre, with 2,000 bushels wheat, at 73¢d. ; a No German bark to Cork, for orders, with 3,000 quarters co., at Gs, ninto Havre, eneral cargo, on private terms; a ig for orders (c nited Kingdom, Continent or Russian Walttey? with a0 ia, PeaLen, a, Be Hambu: wit bis, petroleum, at or about 4a, fit; 50000 dark from Philateiphia to the Continent with 2,000 bots. paphiba at fe, Sd.;a bark from Wilmington to Cork for or- decidedly more activo and peamer, 19,000 bushels 8d.; a bark to dere with haut 2,000 bb schoony rom the si 1,0 0 feet lum! is the Continent with terms. GUNNIRS were dull and no spirits of turpentine atts, 6d; @ ne port for Aux Cayos, St. Domingo, aid back to New York; and a bark 000 bbls, crude petroleum on private were reported, but prices revatled, but prices were Sha. ; retail Lota, So. a ic. eG tos eae | and Je. « ie. (20, a bond. W iat ho antes. for Tam Hiorsncthe demand was Yen from all classes of buyers and the sales were confined to'small lota, butt at ful prices. Common to choice grades were quoted at le, a 22 8KS.—The mar cet was quis, and we beard of no sales of moment. Prices, Lowever, were steady at former Quotations, We quote: New Ovo Fmd Coba—Centrifagal and mixed... Hie. ate, he. Clayed. He. 4 Me. Muscovada, refiain, Muscovado, grocery. Porto Kico . 87. a d0e. + fe- » abo, tbe, shes, orto Rico, 1,108 do. % rite turpentine was qitiet, but stondy, wit ouly moderate in offerings, ‘Ther ry shipping lots at Sbiqe. docu, Dur sellers rufused to” operate blow SiGe. Te giles were 128 ble. in Lote, at Size, a We. on whart; B09KC. a fic. in store, and dic.’ for New York bbla, ta atore. Morchaptable lots in yard ciosed at S¥c. Crade {urpentine we duli and” nominal at former mie pic cue ae in rosin 6 was amal but prices frm, "Strulued was sought after, but che small supply ood dthe athe rices asked checked business; 300 pi. were wold Ay walls. holders were firm. were No. Lat 2 40 4 BS, and small tows eu ran We, Wate No 4 + No, | pale, 84 95.0 $6; ext a elodoe at 38 148, ull but uueha is pales 00 bbla, Wasbing- ton fn iots m082, and Bl dor do. mt oe Linseed was selling meders ately at 9c. = $1 in heard of no wholesaie sales, Other kinds were aut “but steady, at our last uotatlons, PRTROLEUM,—Crude in bulk was slow of sale, there being no demand except tor srpall Tote ‘be supply tho immediats wants of retin ed to operate ‘extent above Tees ers uoluerh however, were their | views, demanding tots Fortnture delivery, ower A small pike was saa On th were unchanged; 4,00 ‘pbs. were wt at $4 option forty days, | Crude, In’ pola. was dul had Lue latter price belng Kencraiy demand fae were reported. Of naphtha there were no important talons Sco. was asked for spot and Io. for future de- tea, § 3,000 cases, for September delivery, at Itc. ; There was yy ttle bust transacted in refined oil, the smallness of the offerin nd the frmness of holders heck ing the demand. 1,000 bbis. standard white at 273{c. Sc, WETICE. July ott was quoted at Si3c. and ‘August Be. witht 5 of mo- Tent OF Bandaed waite, tu Seater na pales mee reported, Tn Philadelphia the market was qui nd ci small offerings Riles were maintained, stoning for June ol. fhe ‘salen were S000 Dols for dine wt. ware ¢.. and (rumored) 2,000 do. for July and August at 27%¢., which price was bid al the cl ‘A sale of 2,00 bbls, Duphtha was made on pri- vate terms. PROVISI0NS.— Receipts, 20 b! pork, 80 do. beef, 109 pkgs, cut meats and36do. lard. The market for pork w active and prices were higher, the advance being cat the smallness of the offerings New tess sold on the spot et 830, and for July delivery the same pry the market 1300 Dvis. at $2975 a B30 for closing strong, “ae suleg wer new wn io 86, u'xB0—829 3746 for city meas, for short cl oar a $30 for new mess for July delivery. Dressed hogs were in better demand and firmer, cl 12)4c, for city. Live hogs were steady, with a mode e mand, and arrivals of 26,83 head, Beef was quiet, but the supply belng light holdera were firm in neue vies small sales were made within the range > for plain mess and 16 a 818 for eitra doe Tieree, beet Was quiet but very fr 490 50. $8 for prime mess, ole:—Cumberland cut, 14 Tite, and. sbort rib, ee. Hmlied, but prices, were, steady, espectatiy for good stock. 5 packages pickled bams at Ve. Dry ‘and pickled shoulders: were, quoted. at Ie. s 1c’, Dngyed “and Merced do., 2c. @ Wigc. Lard was auiet but stoay, the aaies being 10) packages at Ic. a 16c, for No, 110 prime steam, and 260 do. for August at Ie. D! Oarolina wi in at Be. a Bac, 96.—Lineed, on tha. spo gol paid, which prices Flows of buyers. “Ibo. cate Hereford at 4222, which pri he . Grass were dull and nomnal at former prices. STARINE was dull and nominal at I Of no salen of consequence. GAR.—There was «fair business transacted in raw at full prices; (the aomnnd veing ciety from refiners, The Offerings were fai Here were aisinclined 1 operate except at yeaterda; for fair to ood retining Cuba ‘The ‘aales. we ds, at Oc. a Vic, for Cube, Porto Rico and Demerafa. Renined was in fair demand ahd higher, The stock | powdered, which sold ax high and grauuiated, 13%. extra ©, 12! Inferior %o cominon, relining, 8c. fats retining, Mic. a Dige.; yood 10 prime giining, 9 a Pio.; fait’ to good grocery, Bigc.-a We. prime to choice Hae j,, mifugal bids, bo’ and boxes, Bac. @ 9c. ye cor prad fio” Hinata igs pearemy Mesers. C. Amann & Co. made yon Mosk. to-tey us Pelion 305,005 bage and L384 melado, iy moderate, but, prices here were sites of about wero steady at former quotations. 20,000 Lbs., within the range of 940. °. Wuiskky.—Receiia, bbia. The market was moder- ately active, with sales of 150 bbls. at B1 033y. GERMAN AMERICANS IN EUROPE, A Grand German American Lunch to Be Had wt Stuttqyurdt, in Wurtembersy, Germany. A number of German citizens of Philadel phia, na- tives of Wurtemberg, are now on thelr way to Eu- rope to make a ‘‘flying visit’ to the Fatherland. With a view to impress upon the Germans of the old country # correct appreciation of the wealth and re. sources of the United States they have resotved, be- fore leaving the city of Brotherly Love, to mect at Stuttgardt on the Sth of July next and to invite all their friends and relatives, a number of honorary and official guests and the representatives of the press in their old nome, to partake of a lunch to be composed exclusively of articles of American pro- duce. ‘The menv has been prepared in Philadelphia and ail the articles ordered, which will be forwarded to Stuttgardt during the present month, to arrive in due time. According to this bill of fare the Stutt- gardten Swabians wiil, on the day named, be regaled with the Cady ileltcacies, selected, as will be seen, from yparl ne of this country without sectional pFejud fers ennsylvania sugar cured hams, Ohio hams, Wisconsin dried beef, Ilinois smoked tongues, Lebanon sausages, New York cheese, Maryland oysters, Philadelphia crackers, Kentucky smoking tobacco, Virginta sigars, Phila- deiphia ale and lager beer, New Jersey peach brandy, Monongaheia whiskey, and Georgia, Mis- souri and California wines of the best quality, It must have been an oversight on ihe part of the Committee of Arrangements that they aid not add ‘Toms river cranberries and Texas peanuts, and per- haps a bag full of New Jersey’s best developed mos- qu.toes. REMOVAL: TAMONDS, PEARL! DIAMONDS. D 8. & M. MIGEL, ‘mporters and Dealers {n Diamonds, fing Pearls, and Precious Stones, have removed from 23 East Eifeee street to 7 Union aq ingler House). re, plen iid and unrivaled and Precious Stones, de tment of jamonds, fine and unset. Migel have add department for the purchase le of Gold and Stocks at Wall street, rates being 10 communication by telegraph from their ofice. ee = FURNITURE, “NEW FURNITURE STORE,—DEGRAAF & TA hava opened an entire new siock ot fine FURNITURE, AND BEDDING, CORNICES AND MIRRORS, AT NO. 31 FOURTH AVENUE, exprensly for the retail trade. Quality Suaranteod in every respect. “Frices daly compesiion, ‘AHARGE AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale, a: a great bargain cash. Magniti- cent Double Parlor Balt, ‘ma Carved and glided covered dies ie satin brocat atest sty to order for $850, will be sold for $275; one di iy two cee striped Feps Bulle for Biba suit, one di ; elegant rosewood Chamber Set, cost ¥ , for $1 10 walnut Chamber Sets, cha and Hair pth te Roel tae Mirrors, Curtains, Bookcase, Bro Clocks, ‘aintlags, wai nut Dressing Table, Bideborrd, &c. at great bargal magailoent rosewood Tig octave Pano forte, cout aso), for Inquire at private residence 12 E: ath Feet, one lock weal of Bronuway, between Univ mliy place sues Bice avenue, dein MORES le ae eee lS (A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- aire for ale, property family declining how ing. Parlor Suita, cor brocal Cost B45) ones do., $50; Planoforte, cont 650 for $250; Etageres, Paintinus, Bronzes, Silverware, Voivet Carpet hamver. Dining Fur- niture, balf cost. Call before purch: isewhers. 58 West Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue, LADY WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE FOR OASTL— A Parlor and two Bedroom Sfs of Furniture, Carpet Grockery, Cooking Stove, &e., only im use three months, now On storage. For permits see the same call on or SARTON, 140 West Bisteonth sree. i, NARPETS, FURNITURE, BEDDING AND OILCLOTH,— Housekeepers a and pay oar received by the Week ormonth, DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, S85 Third ave Due, between Twenty-soventh and Twenty eighth etreete, ety! FURNITURE, BEDDING ac. a) RE- duced prices; housekeepers ied and can pay b: week or month, at O'FA| & GREEN Ry end Eighth avenue, corner Twentieth street. Qanrers, FURNITURE AND “BEDDING, ‘Housekeeper Y £00., Corner Twenty-fifth street fd Sixth avenue, F°%, " SALE—PURNITURE OF HOUSE 103 WEST ‘Thirty-tret street very cheap; two years’ lease of house siren if desired, bat, MISCELLANEOU PATENTEES 1e You WANT. TO SELL ¥ YOUR PA. tonts, advertise them. We print 100, 000 large Circulare for #75, and sell you Envelopes for mailing at 2c. or apply at COMPELITION PRINTING CO k row, New York, ‘VAN KLABER & CO., MARBLE WORKS, 923 WEST Fitty-first street, between Broadway and Fighth ave- Marble and Marbleized Mantel: Monument, Head- iperior workmanship, ch tin the cit WHITNEY’S NEAT'S FOOT HARNESS soar, S. npery It olla, blacks, polishes and soaps at the same tine STORAGE, "AND MER- A —STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIAN' + chandise of every description; liveral a vances made dn same when required, by A. M. CRISTA DAL 598 Broadway, near Houston sree joderate demand, but seady _ AMUSEMENTS, ad theatre in the United States. 5I SION OF re KOUPE OF PANTOM AND BALLET TROUPE MINSLELSY TN ALL Irs rics AN, BNMIRE “COMPANY OF NATIVE ange of time, Doors open at 7; curtain ti ohees mn da {six da, MATIN uit. {WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SPECIAL NOTIC Le Management take egrent pion 4p announcing engagementa with several New Stare, wis ‘will appear on Monty ‘June 6. In active ibe ion Abbow'e W TRICK PANTOMI OOTH'S THEATRE, Twenty-third street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, THIS AND EACH EVENING DURING THE WEEK, will ba presauied apni jaut American comedy, ia three act by Cl ler, Eaq,, entived TAKING THE CHANCES, for bl iey <8 Beodnents oY of whi which the management lave especially engages! peciely SAME 5. HT, MOVICKER, for whom the play was expressly written mud who will ap: pear ta his original character of PETER POMEROY, supported by a superior cast In active preparation, a ROMANTIC DRAMA, Seats secured six days in advance at the box office of the Speatre, or atits branch ticket ollice, at the music sore of C, Ditaon & Co. 7 Broadway. ALLACK" Proprietor and Mana ir. LESTER WALLACK SPEC NOTICE.—Mr, Waiead 'K begs to wanouuce CLOSING NIGHTS OF THE PRESENT BRILLIANT SEASON, whieh will terminate to-morrow (SATURDAY), June ‘4, and will present @ series of attractive pieces, Dengan Seth ry errold's Come in three acts, THE K BAY to the last ee this season). ‘acters by » Wallack, Mr. Jou (Gilbert, Mr. en Fisher ate i Stoddart, Mr, 1. 11, a Charles Rockwell, Mr. '. Williamson, Mr. a W onard, Mr. Quigley, Mr. J. Curran, Mr, Pec! Min Maaaine Hen? Figen, Misa’ Bite Cerin fo conclude with ta (lor the haat time), Characters bj ‘yodham, Peck, Miss Louisa Moore, nie ¢ af oy Philiipes ‘om MruRD AY" MATINEE), June 4 IN PARIS and TRYING IT ON, SATURDAY EVENING, tntt bight play, last time, LOV commences MONDAY, June 6, eamagement of i of the popular actor, of the season —Lovell's ‘8 SACRIFIC. yo, wu appear in hits wi highly cores drama, en- tied THE RED LIGHT; ory THY SIGNAL OF DAN W ALLACK'S. sav TRDAY. June 4, a ig Y M. W. H. Hurlburt’s Come AMERICANS IN PARIS, TRYING IT ON, M™ KB. cox Are PARR THEATRE, BROOKLYN, RIDAY, JUNE 3, Rach Sortie 8 Major De Boots and Tom Tackle, In LOST ASHORE, ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MU: THE ComPLin ENTARY BENEFIT to ns.‘ ‘BACONWAY will take place on FRIDAY” Juno , on which occasto brilliant array of ta’ at wil ppear, of which ment will be given hooming advertist Broceeyy ACADEMY OF MUBIC, MONDAN AY, JUNE . 1870, with a powerful Cust WALLACK'S. COMPANY, Box wheel now open at the And 116 Broadwa: and the Comedietia, SE, 20. BOWERY, N SIX YEARS, The BEST BILL sonNNY SONG AND DANCE,| THOMPSON, RST PRESENTE! pirates TONY STASIOn THOMPSON id mui ty x “NINE _ 70-1 Nidiir, eg ooLEy's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN ORE oe TW mete BURLESQUES, MCTENERA ‘GRAN’ T, JR. BS THE TOURNAMENT, iit CARASTLOMLE, YNOR, LY RICE. “SATURDAY, ‘AY 24 O'CLOCK: UM OF ANATOMY 88 Broadway. | 613 — —— ——_—__- 61s os We are fearfully and 615 as wonderfully made. a8 6s 1. Wor od Monatras ities of 618 618 the Human an Vt ‘adnan Creation to beseeu at 618 618 one visit. 618 (ENtHAL PARK gaan TH DORE ae AS’ POPULAR CONCERT: TLLTARDS EXTRAORDINARY. ‘DOLPHE, FOSTER and the DIONS, _At NEIL BRYANT’ 8 To-night. Pee TUNNEL UNDER BROADWAY, 220 _Broadway, corner Warren. Qpeu 10 to 5. Qvvourne, DANIELS, PHELAN AND THE DIONS. ‘To-night, at NEIL BRYA Brondway and Thirty second tet TPRIRD AVENUE, RINK, MR. JAMES SMITH commences bis 100 mile walk to-nigul, nating Saturday night at 10 Admission, th cefite; children, 95 cents, me THEATEICAL MANAGERS. increasing stock of at 1 o'clock, termi+ A large and constantly WOOD CUTS, from fresh and original designs, on hand at MEIROPOLIFAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 7 Nassau street, oid Herald Building. x ark PIANOFORTES. A —"BARNES' ” PIANOFORTES ARE SUPERIOR iN + tone, finer in finish and more durable than acy other manufactured, for which they were awarded th e medal at the American Institute Fatt, ly low tor cash or instalments, Street, near Broad: LARGE STOCK OF FIRST. Claas PIANOFORTES can be found at Mesars. JENNYS & SON Twenty-tirst street, between Second and Third ave; firm not only make one of the finest instrnments offered to the public, but their prices are the most reasonable, A BEA UTIVUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, ONLY @75; A 20 octave, carved legs, Oversitung bass Pianoforte t sucridce for cush, J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity atrect, near Broadway. * my Warerooms 137 Eighth —ROSEWOOD oeerasnoxa SEVEN, CTAVE . 8175, » B225, B20, B27. JKER & Roun! 85 Mleesker treet, New York, one 2 block east from Bro dw GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF YIRST CLASS Square and Uprisht Fanos, A Steinway, niso a Chick: ering, for $100, STEEDMAN & HOLLYER, factory and warerooms 63 West Sixteenth atreet, between Fifth aud Sixth A of six cluss makers, at extremely low ring this month, or will take from #5 ‘oan anti, ntil aid, The name co let, and rent money applied if purchased. ew Chickering Br ‘janos are included in this olfer. MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND corners, rosewood 74 octave Pianoforte, made to order for $800, only seven months in wwe, will be gold for B75 rich Parlor, Chamber and Dini 1 Furniture at baif cost:’ pro. perty of private famll Engst Tenth street, one block west of Broadway, botw lace and Fitth avenue, GREAT OFFER. way, wil! dispose of 100 Pianos, Melodeo! -HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD- mnt Lakai ed MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PraNoronTe FOR tale, taker! of family ving city; made to order by celebrate! ma My guar Fused five months; cost for 8 or, Sul “Pnintg Bronzer; Chainds lane wi ¥ en "eitteenth nee, my WOOD PIANOFORTE, 7 OCTAVES, rated ctty maker: oversrung, full iron d powerful tone; made at a cost of $700, at private residence 113 West Twenty-seventi HAVING NO FURTHER USR FOR PIANO. oust sell (hia week at sacrifice; carved rosewood, e, overstrung; celebrated city makera; Ove yeura? 113 Seventh at LADY WANTING MONEY WILL SELL--FOR #90, handsome Ptanoforte, moderntetyle and improvement, rated makers, aweet, powerful tone, Apply at 38 Thiri t, for two day! $3. SEVEN OCTAVE, d 86 per month, at G. svedue, nant Futny PIANOFORTES TO N'S Must. nih street, Bh, $$$ A MUSEMENTS:_ pas FRENC a? Tis, vontitvity THE ST NI THE CORSICAN BROTHER A preceded bre 4 WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING a TOMORROW, SAtUR DAY, at iP. M., GRAND Rates AND LAST 'MATINED Last PEK NCE ‘Of the" CORSICAN BROTHERS Woe ty Sutbpss CLurnt oes RAL ADMISSION oOo DOLLAR. To-morrow, ATURDAY EVENING, at & INAL ates ARANCE OF FECHTER and Miss ARLOTTA LECLERQ, fu thets {ruly magniccent roles vYo the LADY DF LYONS. sat the bor — cf 701 an 14 Bro Tasyasy ALHAMBRA FOURTEENTH STREE TAMMANY ALHAMBRA, FOURTESNTH STREET, Mr, JOSH HART... + Manager and Director. QREAT E THUSIASM. OREAT ENTHUS! THIRD APPEARANCE OF Ai WONDER, PEDANTO, PEDANTO, PANTO, PEDANTO, PEDANTO, PEDANTO, FEDANTO, PBDANTO, PEDANTO, PEDANTO, IN HIB SANNA RGN FERTORMANCR, CHA NG at Sf 200 STAR iron EER H i 60 ATINER SMTURDAY & Monday, Suno® the seat Mota nay TB. Mouday, June 6, tha renowned | Bartholomew, OWERY THEATRE, Manager... THSTLWONTAL “i TO MR. JO: OBURN. Ex XTRAORDIN ARY. ATERACTION, The foliowing members of the P, R. eae volunt MIKE Cont RY SH. OUNG EDWa TARKY. THICKE RD and BILLY CLARKE, whom will set-to with MR. Regina HILL, the exponent of the Beg! Club. RRY. YOUTH WHO NT ACTS, Rg B. FRELIGH 10M AND JE! In the CRIB SCENE | NEVER Ce AW OMAN, the Grand Conteat will take pl: THE _NEWSpoy, woos MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE Successor to Barnum’ Binal , corner of Thirtieth ‘atroot. Open évery day and eveutag. “TAS® DAY BUT ON or N. Diamond Rroker, Charles’ Advocate. a In the Masquerade Scene, if BENEFIT by permission a gt Mesere, Bryant o . MR. A. L. PARKES, | AT EVENING At & ——® RB. the great Fire Sensation, at Bail Sensation, , the great Dance House Sensation, great Gambling Sensation. i a At 2:00 and AtS und 9 the $3 YRAND OPERA HOUSE, Fa Garner Twenty-third street RUAY MATINEE, BALURDAY MATINEE, RS EXTRAORDINAT YM. AND MARCHES AND 310 ONS oe RVELLOUS TRANSFORMATION, with the latest sensation, the an: Sy ed i eaare: Taunee & Cow of Ladoa, ae TE FINEST 8 a Lud THE best’ DRAMATIC TROUPE in New York. Beate secured ten da; commer twenty third street a aa seed RAND OPERA HOUSE, F "Corner Twenty-third street and Eighth avenue. JAMES FISK, Jr. Proprietor JOHN F, COLE, Manager MUSIC FOR an MILLION, GRAL SACRED CONCERT, SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1870, ‘The pronounced and uneg uiivgcal cess at the Academy of Music, on the ovcasion of the Promenade Reception of the INTH. REGIMEN’ has induced the management to comply with a general re- quest from the patrons of this establishment for a R CONCERT, tu whitch wil! appear the GRAND ORCHESTRA, instruments, MAX MARETZEK u nite now to be found in tne metrapoiis. Admission 50 cents, to all part Doors open at 7. Concert commences at ¥ precisely. Furthor particulars in future advertisements, FOR SHORT SEASON, ad evening. oes MINER EL, Ls. FE, ATURE, UN NE NEW FOUR GREAT COMEDIANS fue ig Four End Men, samme time and renin, of the house. RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE. Spmmencivg Monday, J June EPH, HORN, - 2 WALTER BRAY, FAYETTE WELCH, A g 2 cance ALLEN, 8 & ARAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL, Eenortaary, conjunction STARS OF THE RST M, MAGNITUDE, Mr. Charies Feotter, Miss Carfotua La ad Mrs. Baroey Williams, Mr. JW. Wallack, ham, Mr. &. Falooner vi other professional celebrities will appear, N TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE. AT THE MATINES, WALLAGK'S THEATRE, for the ara Benefit to be given UND FALCONER. R, KAHN'S MUSEUM, 745 BROADWAY, ‘New York—siso London and Parts—will shortly be open. For gentiemen only. GREAT CIRCULATION FIGURE, THE ANATOMY O FLOWERS, VEUETABLES AND RUF THE DYING eee ON as FI Ay OF BATTLE, BER AND BEEHIV, NO NEED FOR THIS GREAT INSTITU ON TO BE aD. The Anatomy of Ryervthing' i Oresiioo, from the smatleet ¥ly to the great Elephant. Qne visit will bring ten thousand others. Tatense excitement, Grand opening day to be duly announced. A hundred thou: Curiosities never seen in the United States before, ANTIQUITIES PROM THE. NCINS OF POMPEI, DUPLIOMTES FROM THE TOWER, OF LONDON AND THE BRITISH MUSEUM, CROWN JEWELS GLAND AND FRAN DAT OF OPENING SHORTLY TO BE ANNOUNCED, 745 Broadway (opposite Astor piace’, New York, TP ROUSE ae MEN, MY MERRY, MERRY MEN, IT is our opening day. Due notice of the opening of Be. Kaun's Marvellous and Wonderful Exbibition will be given. 745 Broadway (opposite Astor place), New. Yor! London and Paris, GQRE ROME AND DIE."—BUT LIVE TO SER DR. Se Kahe'a Museum, 745 Broadway (opposite Astor place), New York ; also Londén and Pari L098, QUE FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF Da. 4 Kahn's Museum, 745 Broadway (opposite Astor place), Now York; also London and Pai upobrne RUAYS His FANCY SHOTS R 8 Tonight, LL THE GREAT | PLAYERS A. Billiard Contest Torolght, ERRACE GARDEN, Fifty. evghih streat, between Third and esington ava, AND OPENING NIGHT, OBATURDA e 4, 1870, IRS? GONCERE y with Grand rahe \. ME \LLENHAUER, Conduetor. Admission ee Commences at 5 o'clock, H. COLELL, Proprietor. Lb ak BILLIARD CELEBRITIES, GRAND ERHIBITION AT BRYANT'S ROOMS, ADIES' ANATOMICAL, LON PECAD) wat. EXCLUSIV! FEMALE. INSTRUCTION. DAILY, TILL LY IN ATTENDANCE, HE GREAT RUDOLPHE B one) PLAYS TO-NIGHT AT BRYANT'S at BRYANT'S, FOR Rosevoon. 7 OCTAVE PT) ANO. #100-FINE TONR, ic,: magnfiieent overatrung, base and carved logs; im* proved Airatfe, at creat sacrifice tor cad GAMES GORDON, 92 sixth avenue. ae Ret —= ___ MUSICAL, _ eahelebaa HE MASON AMLIN CABINET ORGANSB—AC- knowiesged the bout taetementant she class {n the world, Winnera of the Paris Exposition medal and seventy-five others, jew styles, in Resonant cases, with Euphone and other most recent {mprovements, Prices reduced. &5i, 875, 8 $125, 175, B200, HIVE to. 1,000 ench, “Second ‘Organs of our own an vd ouher makes at low pri toreat, Warerooms $96 Broadway, arg serene eae oe CREAM. ce ng of gallons at is, Sunday schools picnics, DUNKINGTON & EMIGH, Principal depot, £05 Fourth avenue, M. 3 DIXON, 975 BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES « hotels, restaurants, confectioners, {airs ‘and excursions with he celevrated steam Joe Creams, of all flavors, at 40c, per quart. MARBLE MANTELS. og N ‘TELS, GRAVESTONES, TILES, TABLIE and Plumbers’ Slabs, Show rooms with finest assort- ment of Mantets, Prices redut KLABER, 134 and 106 Bast Piguteenth atreet, N. x ARBLEIZED SLATE MANT! RICK AND ELE nt designn, from #3; Bia, #1. p 10.6280 F T. B STEWART & 008 Sixta veauey vetween ‘Thirty-tifty aad ‘Thu y-aigty gtreey, RBLE. Mt, ‘VROSBY OPERA HOUSE, bagi > tm, ae reat for all frat class entertainments. For terms (dross TREASURER, Crosby Opera House, PECHTER.“BOvS, BE ON HAND SATURDAY EVEN ET ing; ‘twill bo Fred's night! (QERTRAL PARK GARDEN MUSIO, INCLUDING Bob: jumann’s ‘s Traumerie, 20c.; Haydn's Riese hal A Gounod's Ave Maria, 30c,; Stra Hockrelte Kiange Wala, The.; Wine, Women and Song Wa! Mazurka, 40o., Blue Danube W shee, Te. = DITSON'& CO, 711 Broadway. ibaed by EL af or BILLIARD | Ae reecond atreet ani tirow Fs way. RODOLPHE and the DIONS play Tovbickt, OSTER, PHELAN, DANIELS, RUDOLPHE AND THE Fotwe DioNs wit play Fouightat NEIL B Bhuinrd Room, Broadway and Tui DRAMATIST QUALIFIES PUPILS FOR PLATFORM or tho stage, revises Lectures, writes playa, secur Bagomentas by lemons for S128; ful: course for $200. Ad- dress Diaita, 181, 54 Thirty-second attest. TPHE DION BROTHERS PLAY TO-NIGHT it BRYANT'S BILLIARD ROOM, _Broadway and Thirty-second at (0 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. locreasing stock of A large and constantly WOOD CUT, an I from fresh and ONG hand at (! tac ETHOPOLATAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 97 Nassau street, Old Herald Buildiag AMUSEMENTS, NIGLO'S GARDEN, reat tr 4 PALMER. LYDIA THOMPSON, a aitat THOMPSON, YIA THOMEBOM, ON OF TWO PIECES. TWO PIBCES, bit BOP Maney Jacksy OF HARRY JACKSON OF HARRY Jac ANCE OF Miss FIRST APPEARANCE OF MIS8 NELLIA Hort Firat appearance of Mr. Willle Edou'n a la Hon fant First appearance of Mr, Willie Edouin an B Firat appearance of Mr, Willie Edouin ata Boacautt, THE GREAT CAST. Mins LVDIA THOMPSON tas MARIE LONGMOR! Miles PAULINE MARKILAM Miss BELLE UOWLTE Mies HO) OF iiss HOM HO} Flust APPLARANG! E OF MISS. NELLIE i LAst N Last Nid if LAs? NIGHT FP MISS M. Lasy NIGHT i F MISS M Last Stunt F MISS LAST Slow F MISS ST NIGHT But HARRY HARRY UT ONE at BUT ONE Lasr sont bur P WILLIE LAS? NIGHT BUT OF WILLIS LAST NCGHE BUT ONE OF NELUEE BOF LAst NIGHT BUT ONE OF NELLIE Hi LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF MISS ATHERTON, LAS? NIGHT KOT ONE OF MIS3 ATHERTON. IXION AND LITTLE REBEL MATINEE AT TWO O'CLOCK, LAST LYDIA THOMPSON MATINEE TO-MORROW at & RA MORROW at 2 TLE AND LITTLE REBEL SATURDAY RVENING AT & FT MP: Na UrE. ENEFIT BILL, LITTLE REBEL. 0) TOMORNOW ST APPEARANCE “~ IXION AND MONDAY, June 6, Will be presented for the Srst time te New York a om GRAND MILITARY DRAMA, entitod INTRODUCING & “iy company, HRELY SEW SCENERY, ANIS OF THR Thome LITTLE REBEL, (sitsad kta o REBEL AT THE MATINEE, AY TWO O'CLOCK, (NHE LIPTLE REBEL AND IEION. SAST TIME BUT one of the LYDIA. THOME ‘A XION AND THE LICTL NIBLO'S, TO-MORROW, an AVENUE THEATR! © Sole Lessee and Manager Ir Tweaty fourth street, near Broadway. SECOND WEE USTIN DALY Every night at 6 bast” Sluwes coupsitinis th GOOD NATURED BATURDAY MATINEE at 1 Twelfth time of the GOOD NATURED MAN, SATURDAY MAN. EVENING, June ENEFIT OF Mr HARRISON, Day, th OF Mr. dates ROBERTS, Positively tast time of 1 ties *SuOb NATURED MAN, On Tuesday, June 7, Mr. Daly begs to announce ho sll pra. duce a new. ‘and powerful HU SIONS, of REMARKABLE CON wd untae Sntereat, based on the reigning Parisian sensation, by VEC- YORIEN SARDOU, and entitled FERNANDE. Box she naation, First production tm I ANDE. The reigning Pat N , atthe Fifth Avenue theatre. ww York, Tuesday, Box sheet now open. PERNANDE, Drought out in Pari March 2, fs stil! running at the Gymnnee theatre, and inthe absorbing’ dramatic exchewene at Vienpa and St. Petersburg. FERNANDE: Presente phases of French life hitherto un‘:nown to the American stage, developed through situations and effects ab once unique and absorbing. ANDE, F's like “Frow-Frou,” fs a Play of buman passion and of contemporaneous society, and has been called by all eritice the greatest comedy of ¢ the > period. YERNANDE lias been In preparation at the Fifth Avenue theatre fog eeks, and will be produced with extraordinary cou piste # of cast and scenic fluttration. LYMPIC HEAT i) 88 OF THE SEASON. CBS TWENTY ‘SECOND P. FEFORMANOE oF THE @! EA oe cee CROWDED TO OVERFLOWING TOW MRS. JANES A “OATES, and her talented troupe of Native Artists in the tusical ex travaganze entitled iE FA! ie ONE WITH THE BLONDE WIa, Introduetn THE IMPERIAL TAPS, SICAL GEMS, TOMBLERONICANS, Good Bye, fSvvoet heart, PEACE SUBILEE, COME WITH AIR Mn inja Rose Bad Tit ‘VILLAINs, MA, NORMA. ENCORE UPON EN RE greets every musica! oifort of this troupe. No play has hithe erto been go studded with acintilations of wit and merriment. MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ATR. 1Z ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS, KELLY & LEON'S, rt J LAUTERBACH. PAD DICKEY, PRESTIDI iN. CRO. THE FERRY, DODGING FOR A WIFE. ONS. pacar t Low's: pa GREAT siete eet ‘oa AMERICAN INSTITUTE COLISEUM, during the week commencing JUNE 12, 1870, The Coliseum will be altered and enlarged to give accom> modation for TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND PERSON! The oc ier be eon je for presenting ortant Choral Societies in the country, ager i or Poa ORE E THOUSAN ND pra SiGe,” A Grand Jubilee Orchestra. vive WUNDNED AND ‘Hirry INSTRUMENTAL VIR- Am ificent ensemble oft ihe 4 Chorus of ae BIX GRAND OPEE A PAN THE FOUR GREAT REGIMENTAL BANDS, including GILMORE'S CELEBRATED BAND, ‘of “Boston; TWO K HONDRED BRASS AND REED INSTRUMENTAL A COLOSSAL ORGAN, with numerous barmonis adjuncts, watch, it fe ve lieved, will make thi« A MUSICAL EVENT togell rarely equi in THE WORLD. BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL, ‘ate the cantonnial of the immortal composer, to oommemorate the canignia| of sue mme:inl comp devoted to the production of his gre f this the Grandest Musical VaeT ARRAY OF waabiad cic MAGNIFIC DETAILS iN EXTENEO will aj pear in the morning an BATURDAY, eg BAstwoon, Secretary, No. 6 Union square, OBI AL ” FESTIVAL, AND BEETHOVEN CENTEN- NIAL. SPECIAL ae Artiste and Sousuelied Of Spectaltios thi a of their Concert Morceaux jertory, as the progr d for publication on Saturday next, piease medlately for the enti to be arrat heroes FESTIVAL Tag BEETHOVEN CENTEN. AVA njal.—The yersann (he vast array of artist entire programmes wilt pear in the morning Jouroms of Saturday next, June, UE Se BEETHOVEN c ENT! SECOND REGS MAL, ° ‘The Indies and gentlemen volunteering for the chorus of the Beethoven are notitted that th i place to-morrow (Satur: 4, beginning at B o'clock prectarly, at s(elu teenth street entranes, A full attendance js requested. familiar with the oratorios of the Mossiai and Crea tion are Invited to join the chorria. Conductor Dr. JAMES PEI. 1S WILLIAMS, lary. 0 THEATRICAL MANAGE increaking stock of A Jarge and constantly; wood CUTS, 5 trom fresh and original esigns, on hand at the ME TROPOLICAN JOB PRINTING QFRICK 97 Nassau sircel, Old Herald Building. 1EUS AND PHELAN Pat ve TONGUES AT BB proeres,