The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1870, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. 9 AMD SEMENTS. ooTH’s ‘THEATRE. “ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. 40, 0.4 80; do. hoger ALR, ay creer Ne tit eee ee mid PT antinicgaapmneage lumbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 73 5 yf Mr. LESTER, mB WALUAOE for June at bi. tb, ford lr actbae, hy abaore opens ee YM EVERY RVENING UNTLU FURTHER NOTICE. ap Srauet, } 975; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgta, ‘Angas a i Sa io dob ie al, rr THE HuaU."NOT. Monpaetie ‘June 2, 1870, A DULL Day. ‘This has been unmistakably a dull day in the sev- @ral markets in Wall street—so dull a day that even the dulest comprehension, however bullishly in- ¢lined, or whatever its connection with certain morning and evening journals (60-called), could not fail to realize that important fact. Indeed, there Were not wanting those who added an alliterative adverb to the descriptive adjective we have used— an adjective sadly suggestive of the cir- cumstance that this ‘revival weather,” had failed to impress them with the lesson it so broadly teaches of the consequences sure to follow the ut terance of such “idle words.” But Wall street is sceptical, and, perhaps, it failed to see tne appilca- tion, even as it falled to see that more directly at- tempted in a certain Bohemian journal yesterday morning and echoed in an advenutious news- Paper last evening. In a summary way it may be * said there were no features here to- day. THE CURRENCY BILL still continues to excite the attention of the street as the leading feature of the financial situation, es- pecially as but l1\tle more authentic information has ‘been received as to thé precise meaning of certain, and the most important, sections, contained im it, The effort, however, of the “commission” money writers— well known for their venality in such re- spects—to interpret itas an inflation measure has had the effect of attracting more than usual attention to peculiar contraction features it contains. While the utterances of these commentators are wholly unworthy of ex- tended notice, it seems, however, @ duty to repudiate, on behalf of the independent press of this country, the action of these parasitical journalists who find their highest ambition in the service of the highest bidder, All persons possessing feeling and appreciating the trials and temptations to which they may have been exposed and have succumbed ‘to, feel the largest sympathy for those unfortunate female outcasts of society who crowd our streets at night, saddening the thoughtful passenger by their aelicitation—but for the men entrusted with a grave responsibility, who prostitute the opportunity of high-minded, honorable criticism, to purposes of base private gain, and sell themselves, their honor, ther manhood, and, it may be, their employer, for a call on ten, fifteen or twenty shares Of stock, there is nothing but contempt. Worse than the class of which they are prototypes, they have not the excuse of necessity, as it is to be supposed they are well paid for their legitimate labor; but permitting the lust of money to obscure thelr sense of honor, they bring an honorable profession into disgrace, in a degree that is not possible in any other department. But to leave this regretful theme of comment, which brings a blush to the brow of every newspaper man of principle, and to return to the Currency bill. It will be recol- Jected that the main points of this bill are, first, the issue of $95,000,000 additional national bank cur- rency and, secondly, the withdrawal of the three per cent certificates, amounting to between forty- five and flity millions. It is not stated how the latter are to be redeemed, notwithstanding the existence of a reserve fund of $5604000,000, specially created for such redemption by previous enactment, thus leav- ing a presumption that such fund is not to be so used, which is still further strengthened by private advices. from Washington. These state that the three per cents are to be purchased by the Secretary of the Treasury 1n preference to all other interest bearing debt obliga- tions, the inference being that current funds only are to be used in their redemption, But, even admitting the substitution of a new issue of green- backs from the reserve fund before mentioned, for the three per cents—a doubtful contingency, as the latter are admitted in the bank reserve for their full value in this city—this would not amount to expan- sion here. But, taking into consideration that the banks are obliged to hold twenty-five per cent. of iawful money in reserve, the addition of $95,000,000 of new iabilities will withdraw from circulation over twenty-three millions of greenbacks to meet this requirement, which supplemented by $45,000,000 possibly with- drawn, although not certainly, sv far as we know #v present, reduces tile resources of the banks very ma- terially. If this 1s not contraction, and of the worst kind, tt 1s hard to tell what is, And besides, in this reduced volume of lawful money, how much easier does it become fora clique of reckless speculators to produce an artificial stringency by \ock- ing up greenbacks? Congress has becn too careless in its consideration of this matter. It is unfortunate that but few men there understand the principles which govern banking and currency, and hence have thus biundered unconsciously in so im. portant matter. Mr. Randall, in proposing to sub- stitute greenbacks for national bank notes, ap- proached the proper solution of the present diffi- culty, and it is to be hoped the Senate will consider this question in the broad sense thus illustrated and prove itself as independent of the influence of the national banks in its action on this measure as it did in the passage of its honest, but mistaken, Funding bill, GOLD Lown. The publication of gratifying crop prospects, care- fully collected from independent sources, in the HERALD this morning, operated to induce a weaker feeling in gold at the start, when the premium went off to 1125. Later, however, the market rallied in view of the distant effect of such returns and ad- ‘vanced to 112%, but was barely steady through the day between that figure and 112%, The movement in the room is shown in the following tabi 112% 1P. M. 112% 2P.M. 2% BP. + 112% 4. M. -12h 5PM. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to- day were a3 follows:— Gross clearings. Gold balances. Currency balances. Gold loans were made at 1, 135 and 2 per cent for carrying and flat for borrowing. FOREIGN EXCHANGE IS STEADY, the orders of grain on French account having stopped, ‘We quote:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 109 a 109%; good to prime bankers’, 1095; a 10934; short sight, 110% a 110%; Paris, sixty days, 5.20 a 6.16; short sight, 5.14% 95.1534; Antwerp, 5.20 a $15; Switzerland, 6.20 25.15; Hamburg, 35% a 36%; Amsterdam, 40% a@ 4134; Frankfort, 40% a 41; Bremen, 783g a 70; Prussian thalers, 707% a 1%. GOVERNMENTS FIRM, ‘The government market opened heavy, in sympa- thy with the decline in gold, but rallied later with that standara and closed firm at the following ‘Sigures:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 114% @ 115%; do. do., coupon, 118% a 11834; do, five-twen- tiea, registered, May and November, 111% a 111%; do. 0., 1862, coupon, do., 112% a 112%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 11134 @ 11154; do. do., 1865, do. do., 113g @ 111%; do. do., 1865, coupon, January and July, 1139 a 113%; do, do., 1867, do. do., 113% @ 114; do. do., 1868, do. do., 118% a 114; do. ten-forties, reg- istered, 107% @ 10834; do. do., coupon, 1081, a 1083¢; currency sixes, 1145¢ a 1143. SOUTHERN SECURITIES. With the exception of new Tennessees, which Sold as high as 65%, the market fur border State bonds and Southern securities has been quiet, ‘without special features. Prices at the close ‘were:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 65 a 654; do., new, 434 @ 6434; Virginia, ex coupon, 69a 70; do. mew, 68 a 70; do., registered stock, old, 56 a 5634; Georgia, sixes, 89.91; do., sevens, 951 a 96; do., Sevens, old, 93 @ 95; North Carolina, ex coupon, 4 8 48%; do. funding, 1866, 3734 a 38; do. do., 1868, 84.8 34; do., new, 26 a 27; do. special tax, 25 a 25%; Missouri sixes, 94 a 9414; ao, Hannibal and St.Joseph, 94 a 94)4; Louisiana sixes, 77 a 7732; do. new, 74.4 75; dd, levee sixes, 764 & 78; do, do. eights, 94 295; do, do. penitentiary sevens, 78 a 80; do. railroad eights, 84986; Alabama fives, 74 @ 76; do, eights, 1013, @ 102; do. railroad eights, 98 a 100; South Carolina aixes, 90a 93; do, new, January and July, 82 a 82%; do. do, April and October, 80 a 81; do. registered stock, old, 78 9 $2; Arkansas sevens, 753, a 76; Mobile Ohio Railroad sterling, 80 a 81; do, interest eights, 76 a 77; Mississippi Central Railroad, first mortgage, sevens, 77 a 80; do. second do. eignts, 65 “67; New Orleans and Jackaon, ‘first mortgage, 88 @ 00; do, second do., 70 @ 75; Memphis ead Chasies- 4 fy 1,255,426 84 85; Memphis city sixes, 56a 56; Savannah city sevens, 89 91; New Orleans consols, old, 16 @ 77; do, for the issue of ratiroads, sixes, 73a76; do. new sevens, 78 & 80, STOCKS HEAVY AND LOWER. The stock market to-day has been on the whole bearish in feeling, the effort to “boost up” Lake Shore failing from the start, and the general attempt ata bull turn resulting disastrously. The market at present is wholly without outside support, nor 16 the general public’ disposed to be “roped in” by elaborate arguments attempting to prove an ap- proaching pertod of high prices. PRICES ON THE SECOND CALL to-day were as follows:—Oanton, 66/4 & 68)¢; Cum. berland, 38 a 40; Western Union, 363 @ 365; Marl. Pposa, 634 bid; do. preferred, 16 & 16; Pacific Mail, 45 @ 454; Boston Water Power, 19};; Adams Ex- press, 65% bid; Wells, Fargo Express, 16% a 17; American Express, 46% bid; United States Express, 4534 @ 46%; New York Central and Hudson River, 993 299%; do. do, scrip, 95 a 953g; Harlem, 145}¢ @ 145%; Reading, 107% @ 108; Michigan Central, 12634 bid; Lake Shore, 100%¢ a 10034; Illinois Central, 1403¢ 141; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1004f a 1103<; Chicago and Northwestern, 8414 bid; do, preferred, 90}, a 904; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 82 Rock Island, 12144 a 12134; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 67% & 63; do. preferred, 82% @ 8244; Toledo and. Wabash, 5914 @ 59%; do. preferred, 76 bid; Fort Wayne, 97 bid; Ohio and Mississippl, 40% a 40%; Delaware and Lackawana, 111 bid; New Jersey Cen- tral, 110; Chicago and Alton, 119; Morris and Essex, 90a 9034; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 121 a 122; do. preferred, 253¢ @ 2534; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 4% a 5; Columbus, Chicago and Indian Central, 2214 @ 2234, MONEY. ‘The money market 18 without new features and call loans are made freely at three and four por cent, with exceptional transactions at five. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, June 20—10:15 A. M. v0 US 6-' "67.406 113! peeate Sn Be SeEgbeseeee eeeugnaase Fs oo SS2eee’ ezsis 2 0. Chic &N 15 6,0, 6 100 Chic & Re I 7 do. Mi £30} 8 oop Trad ito tol, Wg W 7 19 Fourth National Bk, i 2 Pita FW & 0, gid: ‘do. 2u Tenth ‘Nat Bank... 125 200 Ohio & Miss RR. > ¢ 400 Maryland Coal Co.. ‘68 Oblo & Miss. pref. 0 West U Tel. . 500 Bost, inne weiagd RE 60... 10 Morris & B00 ae ° UU Atlantic Mail 8S Co 12 o&Clock M. and ae P.M. ‘US 6-20, c; "62. Si yee "Butecmtle Sane So at - 1000 us ef "65. One o’Clock P. M. $7000 Tenn 6's, ex c. 200 shs LS &M 8 RR. b8 100%5 Tow tenn on 30 Cat A&NW RRof. 3 Central RE. mo Bai, Lack & W. 200 AMi1'& St Paul 100 do. WWONYC&HRede 95 STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’?Clock P. M. COMMERCIAL REPORT Mowvay, June 20-6 P. M. Corrton.—The market for this staple was only moderately active and heavy, but closed quite steady. ‘The sales were 914 bales ancluding 60 to arrive), of which 489 were for spinning, 78 for export and 182 on speculation. For future delivery an ncrossed business waa conaummated and the following sale wore made:—G00 balew baale low middling, for June, at Mo $0 do. D fOr “uly at rr 2 1930. a 200, ;500 dos for August, a C5 do., for September, 1 1836 a lSc,, and * Tor Uctober 1 10 November BU, at 18ise. Oplants and Mobile and Florida, ‘Mem Ordinary... 1 1g Good ordinary. 1s Low iniddling. 2g Middling.. Good mid Big COFFEE. —' jor Rio was dull, but unchanged. ‘There was some demand, but the Ra views of holders re- Mirloted business, and Wwe heard of no sales, Other Ki were dull, but held. for: full figures. We quo! Ordinary used lige, a lic.: fair do., 15ig¢ ae. ; good do., 164c. a 16%c.; prime do,, 17. a Tike: extremes Forioty Mies Ho, ; Java, 2c. a 25¢, ; Singapore, Te. a 199i tem Wi: 19¢.; Maracaibo, 163¢c. 2 hie. Laguayra, 18%. ; Jamaica, lée. a 16246. ; Costa Rica, i8c. « Mani . 16c, ai7e.; Mexican, lic. a 18c., and ‘Savanilla, 1 Ibige. @ 18c., all gold, duty paid. FLOUR AND Sy ate fegetl ihe 14,679 bbls. baat 200 bay do. corn, 18,400 rhe flour market ruled dull and prices jvc, a 20c. lower on extra State, which sold to some extent for shipment at $5 9) a 8600 per bbl, The sales were about 7,000 bbls. Southern flour was dull but unchanged; sales 300 bbis, Of rye tlour, which was steady, 160 bbls wergaold, ‘Corn meal was dull and nominal. 2 SRsSsssssassRaasass: Bee orSeaaaserarcack: Seresssrs SSSssas St, Louis straight extr: St. Louis choloe double exita.; St. Louis chofee family. Southern choice and fam! Southern supe Byetlour. Corn meal Pama naaaansacaanmna: BPPPEPPPE REDE EE “Wheat was dul and 6. adc. lower, under unfavorable news from the West and Europe. The market was steady gear ae w#tair demand for Ca ae eae spring, - iQ 80 4 the ot an am- ber winte Tr, #145) was bid ig full Li cs, while small farcte wold wold rather’ below that igre. “The ans were about 000 bushels: Fr ay 16 for Bea Lea Me 2 3 $1,235 for No. Sapring, @L 36 for Xo. 2 130 8 Si ud tor No.3 Milwauees, Gt BT for Noy 1 do, essa, for small Jota amber, After "Change 15,000 000 bushels No Milwaukee 4s. ye, Va | et haley cont were call aad Somtees, Sher aul and lower, The sales were about 3,000 bushela at “He, a BI for common ie pre ®_ $103 for small lots Sieben: cameued pe choice do, Oat a noma y a Gao, abe, for Western, and Bre. a Me, for Ohie and Sai. The stock of grain in the New York and Brool ieee Dasbele cora, ‘aes umbos 23,587 shel corn, yusbels oats, 287 bushels barley, 103,875 bus an PePERIGHTe.—The market was a trifle more active for ed at about former rates, but dull and heavy for almost all othe: articles. The chartering business was extremely fet be Dut Tall previous rates were demanded. The engagements were: Tys3 steamer, 50,000 bushels wheat at 6d.; 800 bales cotton at 44d. To Antworp, 97,600 bushels wheat at 9d, jasgow, ‘steamer, ushels wheat av 5 are, cnariere ‘were: bark’ to ioraliar for orders wit bark to Stettin 18, petroleum a} be. 6d. Sits 1600 Dold Wo at be Tide Bet; hod 80 AGunrias were duly’ aod uo sale were reported. Bags wore quoted at 3240. # 38/4c. and cloth at B46: a lc, HEMP was i nominal at Me. gold, for Htaatte; opted ‘for je ie 8c. a 1244¢, do, for Sisal, and 73¢e, ors, The market was very quiet, there being no demand pt for small lots to supply immediate wants. Prices were Fa) aan however, ranging at from 10c, to 2c. for common MoLAssES.— The market was dull for all kinds, the demand Ing confined to small lote to supply immediate wants, Prices, however, were steady at former quotations. trmuans hopin tan Suites, ‘vettan Soe anton somite urpen ror whic were quite steady, gate te, for woarcnsntaniey aad ge, Bien in oigehle Dbla. al So}jo,and staal ote at Sues sc. a 390., In f ai ‘f urpebiine was aul iui aod nominal. The mai tor roun wa exten juiet, and prices remained heavy. Strained was quoted 9.82 05 without gales, A few small lots were sold within the range of $2 10 a $350 for Sic wan aan emda eee for ean $5250 for ext window giass. Tar was fal and nominal or Ws ome. —Li aolling in small lots at 970. a s0e: Oiner kintn'were Crk andnominal. LEUM.—Tho market for crude, In ex. tremely a ee eli ng ios eran) Stooaad and we we heard moment. 7 high Ro ower, Fond $00 bbls were No. business transacted in" crude tn bblay which was here a, oa si8ice. For napbitin there wast in. roved guna, ‘but at ae. lower prices, the sales being 1,500 Bois. ‘Refined ofl was more active, but with fair-olfer- ines “ries rere heary and lower, ‘eepecially for fu- fold. at he. lower prices ON foe this amant’s aati + as id at Be range ere ee maa dnanet 00 private Accina also 3,000 DUIS for J june, July a we pabwocthe itt lers of new mess fs wholeasiolots gaan were 1 bia. new i} Bis tor piata seas, ‘Southern and. Western. wi Bacon was quiet, but Lolders were ‘trm I stock. Wi HAT PRILADELEIIIA. Ste bit of the > with sales of wad BUO tierce’. for duly at Veige. ‘There were email City at 1Bige. for steam and kettie. etun wee a dal bu Dui unchanged. made within the mNREEDE. Linseed We was ates paid, but we heard of no Small sales Carolina wei a8 wg 30, toe Lo THE NEW YORK PRESS AND PUBLI UMMER La — for oluaed period of the popular author and Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, MARKED SUCCESS ENTHUSIAST awarded by CHO! Dip Hots Bp Hots to his new Drama o! great domestio interest, founded oon, Robin. wom epeRiar ‘story of sAnnle Judge,” and entitle: RED LIGhT legates LIGHT; Or, THE SIGNAL OF DANGER, . hich will be ved r VEY BV EVENING unit! further notice WEDNESDAY MATINER AT Ly B. WITH AN UNUEU dase, 18 SAID OF THE RED LIGHT: — NEW ORLEANS—“An undoubted triumy CINCIN Nat a NolsCOr ‘attract .r tre SC! wu _Pronounce it BROUGHAM'S Cuer pavers. nal at former fy “ng STE. a fair demand and 250 tierces com- mon (0 fair wore sold at Mise. 4 1éc. Prime was generally heid was C'S, b beeper: batehint a lg P.M. UGAR.—There was only a moderate business Put full prices were demanded at de, 8 9, for Cubs and Forto i vate terms. and ihe : hi owes transacted and Cpe Sales Twenlg-fourte stroet, ext othe 120, for ban c, INDIAN RELIC.—Mr. James C. McAfee, of this jajhis possession a pipe ploughed up in an dian grave in Lincoln county that is quite a cu- the is phone of asoft Penosylvanian rock that It was slate color is now perfectly black. It is intended to reprepresent the beak of an eagle and 4s rather It has the figures 1714 cut on the bow! quite distinctly.—Danville (Ky.) with a knife. roughly carved. bert, Fanny Di Kiebl, br. George Clarkes George gel Sah g G. F. De Vere ind eae MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. CALDWELL—WaATsoN.—On Sunday, June 19, at the residence of the Rey. Mr, Sills, FRANCIS CALDWELL to MARY JANE WaTSON, of Wrington, England. Hows—GouLp.—At St. Thomas’ snared, ‘Camden, Me., on Wednesday, June 16, by the Re’ W. anything 00 ne raleD" FERNANDE MATINEE 8, SATURDAY NEXT, at 1. 58, AVENUE THEATRE. Sole Lessee ant Man Rasen Ri pueenteys rv 9 HIRD * eee of FERNANDE, THE BRILLIANT PARISIAN SENSATION, FERNANDE EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINES, THE oe, ia FERNANDE :— *UDGED ones MIsTRIONTG io" dranpai, ~~ Positive UN URSTIONABLE SUCCESS!" Characters 3 by to) p Agnes Ethel, Fanny Moray 1. Gil- “A remarkable ry jow on the well, ANDRUS B. Hows, of New York, to ELLEN Av- Gusta, daughter of Captain Joseph Gould, of Lin- colnville, Me. JoHNSON—MARKS.—On Thursday evening, June 16, at the reaidence of the bride's brother, W. G. Fox, Esq., Newtown, L. L, by the Rev. Dr. Cox, J. M. JouNSON, Of Greenpoint, to Miss HaTrig A. Marks, of the former place. LANDERS—KROLLPFEIFFER.—ONn sender, A by the Rev. Robert 4. Booth, D. D., J to Paviine J, daughter of Edward and the late Pauline Krotlpfeitter, all oz this cit Minor—WILLcox.—In Stam{o1 #ey, 9 June 16, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. A. S, Twombly, ISRAEL MINOR. Jr., to SOPHIE A., youngest daughier of James Wilicox, |, Cona., on Thurs- * BaLz.—At Hudson City, N. J., on Sunday, June 19, Mary Emma, wife of Thomas Bale, Jr., in the 22d year of her age. Funeral services at the house of her brother, George W. Pancoast, Bloomfieid, day) afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock. Bogas.—On Sunday, son of Willlam and dence should leave their orders at the nearest news at the publication oiliee, 97 Nassau street. Subscription, 86 S yaany 0 000 amonth. N. J. this (Tues: May 19, GEORSE, youngest bbie Bowgs, in the Tun year of 2, ihe relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his grandfather, Willlam Tucker, No. 32 Macdou- NHE EVENING TELEGRAM, THE LEADING at oO NEW FORK. THE FIKST wane A HE NEW! LL THE best REPORTS "OP EVERYTHINO, THE NEWSPAPER THAT CONTAINS ALL THE FASHIONABLE, Gossip, MILITARY NEWS, RRRGrE RASS 2 a 433934594425) Smee coe: TWO CENTS & Cory. Parties wishing TRE TELEGRAM served at th 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. A large and constantly increasing stock of woop CUTS, designs, on band at the BEKOPORIT AM JoB poke de or hiat OFFICE, str’ old Herald Building. ) alternoon, at two o'clock. june 20, HENRY BUSH. ‘rhe relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, from Christ’s church, Greenwich, on Wed- street, this (Tuesdi or ose —On Monday, NEUMATIC TUNNEL—UNDER BROADWAY. 220 , “4 Broadway, corner Warren. Open 10 to 5. ERDAY RY? TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT tendered Mrs. rt, Amy Ames, Roberta Norwood, Emily Harkins, James ‘Lewis, ir real: and oF from fresh and origiaal nesday afternoon, at haif-past oue o'clock, CHAUNCRY.—On CHAUNCEY, aged 77 years. The reiatives and friends of the family are re- spectfgully mvited to attend the funeral, froim bts lave residence, 23 Lafayette place, on ‘Thursday after noon, at two o’clock, Wi'hout further invitation. CoRTELYoU.—At Anuadale, Staten Island, on Mon- day, June 20, ExizaBeri, wile of Peter C, Cortelyou, in the 70th year of her age. ‘The reiatives and friends of the famlly are respect- fully invited to attena the funeral, morning, at eleven o’cloc ‘The remains will be convey riages wili be at South ferry at three o'clock P, CriMMINs.—On Monday moruing, June 20, at one o'clock, JuLtaA, only child of John D, and Lily L. Crimmtns, aged 6 montis. Ovrtis.—At his residence, Hempstead, L. 1, on Sunday, June 19, after a lingeriug liiness, WILLIAM. 1S SAG etstives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this noon, at half-past one o'clock. St. at two o'clock. FAIRCHILD.—On Thursday, June 16, at the resi- dence of her son-tu-law, I. street, Brooklyn, Many WYNDHAM, Widow of Rufus Furrchild, in the 81st year of her age. dase remaius were interred in Greenwood Ceme- crude and Sayserivind (S. C.) papers please ‘The remains ff ADELINE Gay, daughter of M, Franklin and Maria 8. Merritt will be interrea av Woodlawn Cemetery, Stamford, on Thursday, June 28, at three o'clock. HULL.—On Sunday, June 19, WILLIAM L. HULL, in the 35th year of his age. Friends of the famliy are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his mother, Mrs. J. C. ty-first street, facing East River, on Wednes- ing at 10 o'clock. cKs.—On Sunday, June 19, James JAcKs, aged 16 "the fr frlendsof the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 449 West oon ene this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, On Suuday, June 1%, JOHN KEENAN, & atte ‘or | Birr, Kings county, Ireland, aged 24 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the faimtly are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 213 West Sixteenth street, thence to St. Francis Xavier’s church, West Sixteenth street, tais (Tuesday) morning at ten o’clock, where arequiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. remains will be interred in Caivary Cemetary, Ku.DAY.—On Monday, June 20, Many ANN KILDAY, daughter of Edward and Mary Kilday, aged 17 years, 1 month and 16 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from 381 East ‘Tenth street, this (Tuesday) aiteruooh, at two o'clock, Remains to be interred im Caivary Cerhetery. MILLBR.—On Monday, June 20, after aiong and ainful liness, CHARLOTTE, beloved wife of James of six fi oa Wednesday from her late residence ed to Greenwood, dhe pubtic, 20) be (Tuesday) xfier- seorge’s church Zogbaum, 202 Henry | sianutactured, foF whieh t at the American 11 ly low tor cash or instalments,’ Warerooms street, near Broadway. BEAUTIFUL PIANO, ONLY $100; SEVEN OCTAVE, A corners, Parlor Suits, Paintin, re yle and improvement forte, made to ord also 200 lots of Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue. ‘Thirty-seventh treet. er. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and mem- bers of the Olympic Club, aiso the members of Cen- tral Lodge, No, 361, F, ana A.M, 7 are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- PIANOFORTES. _ 728 examine our Pianofortes. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broad Now Chickering Piauos are {Included ia this oifer. n be found at the Fact GREAT BARGAIN,—MAGNIFICENT OcTAvE Piano, all round corners, beautitully carved, £e.; cos Fifty-seco: “BA RNE: titute ardy: Steinway, Chickering and other first class ma- ters, “Don't buy nti ‘AT OFPER.HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD- way, will dispose of 100 Planos, Mvlodeohs and Organs t clagn makers, at extremely low prices for cash month, or will take from $5 to ‘820 monthly until ame to let, and rent money applied if purchased. LARGE VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS PIANO- fortes, the finest und most reasonable instrument offered can ry and Warerooms of JENNY'S & BON, 235 Kant ‘rwentyi iret street, between Second and Third avenues, 4 price 225; at 47 Univeraity piace, corner of Bleventh A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, cost #600, fifteen months old, to be sold for $275. No. ‘ifth avenut rect. y 3’ PIANOFORTES ARE SUPERIOR 1N one, finer in finish and more durable taan anyother wore awarded the price medal 1869, and are offered extreme- 187 Etgoth TWELVE bs | TON: TWELVE TEMPTATION! the mavagement f REP! NTATIONS, tn cousnquense of be on tof the NNER'S: are VIENNOIS! BAI TROUPE, pumbering Bas be beat ‘ ort why har ing created the Syaegenng tae nas cae es FAMILY MATING Everts SazeRnay AT 2. secured in advance the Box Oflioe : Schirmer’, 701 Broad rer Matt cat ON corner Tweulgribled sareel and Broadway. ny tt ee Ne 24! Mere WEDN yQARRETT & PALME ENING, JUN it AVR J. Ae “t SeRaan, ‘Troasi On which occasion the following talented artis bave ‘indly Mie EDWIN ADA ADAMS Mr. HENRE J pray TON, Mr. OWEN PAWCETTT, Mr Wid STREEE, aa Mr.J, TIFFA IW DE Bu RKOvoLs, Me G, W. CARL Aunle Ward TIFFANY, Miss CAROLINE CARSO hee HP. ORATEAN, Miss LILLIE ELpmibon,' MO! Mins V) UN: SIGNOR, OPRERL w tod NIBLOS GARDEN ORCHESTRA, ED BY OVER 100 VOLUNTEERS, The file will commence with the Homsatle Play ‘entitled the MARBLE HEART; Or, THE SCULPTOR'S DREAM. RAPHAEL, une ‘ARigtt ++, BDWIN ADAMS MARCO, Miss CAROLINE CARSON After whieh . HENRI DRAYTO! MR. IN THE GREAT AMEBICAN BASSO, will sing Shiels great Dramatic Scena, To conclude with the KaTY ihcneas 1BLO'S GARDE IN. et 4 byl JUNE 24, 1870, JUNE 44, 1870, MANAGER 8Taq VINCENT'S EN EFIT. DRAMA, sito f FARCE, nares = spin tee TALENT, WILL APVEAR. Box SHEET OVEN NINE TILL Pour ‘OOD'S MUREUM AND MENAGERIE, Broadway, corner Thirtietu street. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO9 P.M. Now on exhibition in th | THIRD WEEK Museum the largest aud the smallest woman in the world, Mima HANNAH DUKE, | MARTINETIT TROUPE, weighing 60 pounds, of th who will appear every day “ana and evening LITTLE LULU, who 6 24 inches bigh and JOCK! weigns 12 pounds, THE BRAZILIAN APE. The wonderful mechanical sensational spectacle of the |as performed by bim times in all the ker INFERNAL REGIONS, cities in Earope and merica. talented, young and beautiful open to spectators protean ‘aotres who have a taste for the in- LITTLE eNeL, genious, the diabolical and the terrific, CALIFORNIA DIAMOND, in the protean farce, ex: ‘One million curiosities, in-| pressly arranged for her by gener wonderful moving r. J. H. Barnes, sae Wax Figures, Automatic! | POPSEY WOPs: ‘Trapenate and Trumpeters, | Little Fopeey rer “ies Posse yKeilly (an Irish’ Boy), BOHEMIAN GLASS Katrina, & Dutch Girl, WERS, Master Bkelton, LITTLE NELL \d_and living spect: | With Songs, Trish, Jig, Dutch of natural bi Wooden Shoe Dance, Drum on exhibition, Solo and “aapaalen jatinee at 2 P.M, Evening at 8 o’cloc! “| PASIOR'S OPERA HOUSE. 201 BOWERY. THE COOLEST HOUSE IN NEW YORK. breezes throughout, di er wna NAUG BERTON OF THE st bia SEABON. NEW CONF, cae Le ERYTBING NEW. Px HANGS writ AND ‘Com Tat KATE W TLRTAMS BU hesgun 13-13-18 THIRTEEN NEW Srkns, 13-13-13 THIRTEEN NEW STAKS, 1-13-13, THIRTEEN NEW. STARS, THE NEW MUSICAL BURLESQUE, 18 STARS. leptons f BB STARS. CINDERELLA; ~ B =, OE 18-13, R, THAT LITTLE GL. SS SLIPPER A full and Sowerral Dramatic Company in the new Drama, E PATRIOT'S BRIDE, OR, THE BLACKSMITA Yo MOSCOW, and other attractive and novel entertainments. TINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 314. The CHEAPEST, BEST and COOLEST SHOW in 'N cum PARK GARDEN. EVERY NIGHT, THEODORE THOMAS’ TUrULAR GONCEKTIN. To THEATRICAL Mt ANAGERS. increasing stock of ena i Woop cUTS, designs, on hand at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 97 Nassau street, old ae! Building. FRIDAY Ev AWN. hiring: he week in the serto-comic pantomime o Mr. PAUL JoCko en as First appearatice of the York. A large and constantly from freah und original rosewood, with all PERK # BON, At a great sacrifice. PEEK & BON; 146 Bleecker strect. MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND wood 74 octave Pianoforte, made to order for 800, only seven monthis In uss, will be sold for $275; also nich Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furniture at half cost; pro- or of private family. 12 Bast Tenth street, one block west of Brow fway, between University place and Firth avenue. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, Sepa brated maker, fully gnaranteed, cost #700, for handsome Ptanoforte, Stool and Cover ; mod: plendid tone et. makers. 28 the city will sell LEGANT ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANO, & mnacnificent 7 octave, having carved legs, overatrang bass, agratte, with aj! modern improvements: extraordinary bargains. JAMES GORDO. 2 Sixth avenue. Jet. 86 per month. Rent allowed if purch: SJAMIN'S Musical Wi erooms, 545 E, ¥ YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP, CALL AT d ‘square; sold on ‘ge stock; best MERRELL'S wareroom, No. 8 Unio ents or rented ; customers suited: ; look before selecting elsewhere. AGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE MODERN IMPROVED M Piano, with agraffe treble, at asacrilice. New Pianos ‘at Feduced prices. I (26 Macdougal street, near Biviag HARDMAN, dence, 167 Adelphi street, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. MoCLEWAN.—On Monday, MCCLEHAN, native of Belfast, Ireland, aged 45 years, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 207 Spang street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two TA! ig for aale cheap (cont $1,000) and Bronzes. IANO8.—95 SECOND HAND PIANOS OF VARIOUS June 20, CHARLES o Belfast papers please copy. O'BYsON,—On Sunday, June 19, AMELIA, vhe be- loved wife of William J. U'Bryon. The funeral will leave 57 Hast Eighty-seventh street this (Tuesday) morning, at twelve o'clock. O'CONNELL.—At White Plains, on Sunday evening, RicHARD O'CONNELL, @ native of Cork county, Ireland, aged 36 years. ‘The funeral willl take since this (Tuesday) after- noon, atone o'clock, from the Hudson River Kall Toad depot, Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue, thence to Calvary Cemetery. are respectfully invited. O’NEILL.—At Paterson, N. J., on Monday morning, June 20, MaRY, Wife of John O'Neill, Notice of funeral to-morrow. wholesale price Relatives and friends Apply at 79' Chambers street, up makers, comprising Squares, Uprights and Grands, inorough order. For sale at low ‘prices by CHIC! CRERING & East Fourteenth street, between Broadway on QCHROEDER'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 5 UNION ‘aquare new No. 21 Fourth avenue.—Pianos for bire and sold on instalments, Agents tor the celeprated Arion Pi- AUCTIONEE! Broadway, offer at private sa ices, enabling therm to sell walnut Chamber, Library, Parlor and Dining Room Furniture, ntel and Pior Mirrors, Pianofortes, by iokering aud ether Kuown manufacturers, Chy and ‘country buyers will find this a good opportunity to Gud well made goods at very low pt SCHENCK.—Suddenly, at New Brunswick, on Mon- day, June 20, Mrs. a W. BARKER, wife of Abra- ‘The relatives and frends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morn- ing, at ten o'clock, from her late residence, Redcliffe, East New Brunswick, without further notice; car. Tages at the depot, A. M, train from New TooHILL.—On Monday morning, June 20, Toon a pe JANE TOOMILL, wife of John 497 East Houston eleven o'clock. D., on Monday, Jane T GREAT SACRIFICE FOR SH. A Parlor Suit, richly carved, latest a} ‘covered with satin brocatel, made to order, cont #450, $175; one do., 19160; two walnut striped rep Suits for $85; two ‘plain rep Suits for 55; rosewood four round corner Tieoct Fi forte, cost #400, for 825; Chamber, Libr: ture for baif cost. nm the arrival of the seven years. Funeral from her late residence, —— on Wednesday morning, at ‘AN Cott.—In Brooklyn, £. ES G. Van Cort, in the 74th year of his age. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally savited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- Van Cott, near Graiam avenue, on Wednes- ear F Sixth avenue. Hourekeepers pe meppiiec. inthe above eas; Payments weekly or monthly. & CO., Corner Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, tee afternoon, at two o'clock, without further no- ‘AI COA ir redtoed prices; notsckeepet O'FARRELL'S, 200 Eignth avenue, late 0 Payment taken weekly or monthly. ETHAKE.—On Monday, June 20, ELIZA VETHAKR, miso of Henry Vethake, LL. D., in the 80th year of “puneral services at her late residence, 173 Lexing- ton avenue, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock. Friends of the deceased and those o! Totten, are respectful}; remains Will be interred at WELDON.-—On Sund: ARD, Wife of William her niece, Mrs. invited to attend. lew Brunswick, N. J. apne 19, HaRRter E, BRAIN- ‘The relatives and trond of the family are request- ed to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late residence, 168 Cumber- land street, Brooklyn, without further invitation. ie CUNNING! ICE CREAM. “J, DIXON, 75 BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES + hotels, restaurants,confectioners, fairs‘and excuraions Steam Ice Cream of all favors at 40c. RPETS, FURNITURE, QILCLOTH AND BEDDING J4RPETS, FURNITURE, &C.—HOUSEKEEPERS SUP- J plied and payment received by the week or month. DEA- AM, 886 3d avenue, nour 26th street. OR SAL} New York on Railroad Stocks and Bonds, Insurance, Bank and Gaslight Stocks, ‘Ten per cent City and County Bonds, variety of Rajiroad Bonds and otl suit purchasers, by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Stock Broker and Auctioneer, ‘No. 48 Pear! atreet, New York. _N. B.—Ali securities not “dealt in at the Now York Stock Boards ecial attention, which bas been hed custom with this house for wany years, Brussels Carpets. Property family leaving city. 67 Wes Fifteenth sureet, near Sixth avenue, A BAD! y GOING IN THE COUNTRY WILL SE: AA. for Ro, RARE CHAN‘ PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING Est CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO RIES TC TO a guth avenus, Lear NO FOR SALE.—A SPLENDID STEINWAY PIANO ao some superior Furniture RS, le, at 25 per cent less than ,on wiich they are constantly making casn low figures, rosewood and MAGNIFICENT sane te residence, 12 Bast i renth ste itteet, one block west of Broadway, between University place and Fifth avenue. FICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED AM Drocatel; coat 8600, for $1}; one do., $60; Pianoforte, Zont $700, for $220; Etageres, Bookcase, oe Furniture, Paints an sacri fic leaving clly. 67 W ath street, Gas FURNITURE. AND BEDDING. mber, Dia ing erty of familly wupplied at DANIEL Farrell & Greene. all of @ fret ‘class character, paying inrgo divi terest at low rates for profitable Investin ents, _EXPRESSES. _ M’S FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE ib et, Near Sixth ave- furniture, pianos, nue.—| cas moved, Ww “GRIFFITH'S TABLES AND COMBINATION « Cushions $280, only be bi it at his ee Te # Vesey street, at $200, cor Lae not hum- uggs” by we Seneuh Celta cal’ olbee’ wor alee pala _POST OFFICE NOTICE. OST OFFICE NOTIC! ‘The mails for Europe during the week ending Saturday, Tune wets 1870, will close at this ouice on Tuesday ‘and Satur. day at a M on tions a8 follows, vin. :—A and B, 11:40 ie wi and F, 11:0 A. M.; Grand i, tb as ONES, Pe Lost AND _FOUND. thanks will be given by the lower, at 210 East Forty-sixth at, O8T—CERTIFICATE NO. 2, York Central and Hud ahd new ceruilcate uppited for, CAMMANN & © . No. 8 Wall street, MEDAL OF THE VIRGIN, WITH TWO HE. RTS and Cross on the reverse alde, the gift of a dead father te his daughter, was lost between Kast Forty-sixth street and foot of Forty-second street, Kast river. 5 and the warmest |, FOR 10) SHARES NEW River Consolidated Stock in the name of Cammann & Co, All persons are cautioned against negotiating the above, as transfer has been stopped OST--ON MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, BETWEEN 4 Twenty-fourta street and Chambers street, three or more Drawings. |The tinder wil be rewarded by returning mame to 8, D. HATCH, Architect, 371 Broad’ OST—MEMORANDUM BOOK, WITH, A PHYSICIAN'S dvi nty-tuird street, ting list. Return to 440 West and be rewarded. OST—SATURDAY, JUNE 18, IN GOING FROM NINTH L4 ateet to Houston ferry, New York, to Seventh street Mt csi a double case ladies Gold Watch. The tecet ly rewarded by leaving the sume at WILLIAM will be suital KAHN'S, 58 Grand street, New Yor) r OST-AN AMETHYST STO 4, monde set ia i, belongs tc OST—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, A TIN CASH Box, containing books und papers of no value to any one but the owner. A suitable reward will be paid by ing it at 110 Bowery. OSTA SPOTTE) 4 name of “Flora.” A liberal reward will be paid if re- turned to C. A. STOCK, 118 Wooster street, EFT—ON DECK OF THOMAS HUNT, NINE A.M. 4 boat from Staten Island, Monday, a Parcel, containing 81S Express, black Bonnet, Please bring same toD E FOR on dock, and get the reward. OsT—-ON MONDAY MORNING or 2 INs [4 ing from Newton, vor! will De liberally rewat 407 Broadway, New York. New York. “OSTA GREYMOUND; HAD ON | A eine COLLAR 870. A iberal , with two silver plated numbers, on yard will be paid on bis return to 126 1 Twvelivh atree| REWA RDS. $5 REWARD.—LOST, A SMALL POCKET CASE, WITH Surgical Instruments ; steol fra PRA ne. MANN, 215 East Eight, y-firat street. = REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING. 2). Binal Booth “Rereler Dog. The above reward will be paid for his revurn to 16 Kast Foriy-Grst atreet, $1( REWARD.—LOST, AT CORNER OF BROADWAY ond Astor place, on Wednesday last, small Sk Terrier. The above reward will be pai Waverley piace. between 5 and § o'clock P. Doctor's Horse a Bugsy, horse dapple ay about 15}¢ hands; had Tevter aD Aiton) aod *y bo i yd ugRy Cee OY aggy Be new. ETECTIVES, DETECTIVES, DETECTIVES. —ONLY svi ed agency of WARR y. Refer to. the leading business houses as to sanding 40d resposstbuli. THREE SMALL DIA- eve button. The finder ceive a liberal reward by returning it to 660 Wasning- et. ACH DOG, ANSWERING Tu THE aoa ‘COM. N. ‘oadway, New ohiealatg tio ig ie The tinder ied by leaving it with IRA BEARD, J087 ON MONDAY, 20TH INST., AN ACCOUNT BOOK, ing from Forty-seventh street to Fiftieth street on Ninth avenue. A sultable reward will be paid for {t oa re- turping kt to the ollice of J, H. SCHOONMAKER’S bakery, 436 ch street, for his return to 19 $100, “REWARD,—STOL! Fi SBURG, in South Fifth street, between Third ih {Sal . BAKER, 39 ford avenue, Brodulyn, ienced and reliable op ‘atives furnished by the old PLE & CO., 72 Broad- NOTICE,—The public are informed that tickets purchased of speculaiorg on the side-walk, on aa! after Tuesday, Jane Uf, Will be reftsed at the OW FRY THEATRE. WILLIAM B. FRELIGH PIRST NIGHTS of Sccona Week of Mise BARNY First ES Ww the new Draina of Mr. J, STUDLEY oe CADET Le FE Mics PANN HEAWING as HLLDAY Did if New Scenory, Mountings, Ac. AR rie ore IN OLDER RETURN. Friday I p Bvening, b Benoit of B. STUDLEY. 514. ~TRRAzRR COMIQUE, i. W. Butler meted a. Gttmore. on vent N EPHRACTIONS AND rd ies Galea ae ow concentrated at favorite toca cut Premusent the age, CHARLES ABROTY, ia wee oe ser ome ere baa] ¥ DORKE: Ov, THE FAIRY OIPr. ae ok oe ThOUrE sonnegaigerats EE cane esa * JOHNNY QUEEN, ioe ee re GREAT COMPANY WILL APPEAR. Doors open at? “curcata rises at 8 o'clock. ATRE. OMG aR NIGHT OF THE NEW BILL, WEEK OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF Sus JAMES A. OATES’ GREAT TROUPE in FIELD THE CLOTH OF GOLD. ba JaMEs A. Ng my as EARL DARNLEY whieh over Soon cage "Western cities and 16 weeks in Mine Gi Dickson Conmanee ite Ohta rot Kiger acend, TH Introductog ENTIRELY RaW GROtE Pinon » > by Proti O, RE. THE ‘TUMBLERONICAN?| by (Tie MUS ¥ o SO NiVALe THE mien WONDERFUL GUITAR SOLO. MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS ATS ‘RS. F. B. conway DAEMON” BROOKLYS. Su syov URS CH in A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD. K= @ LEON'S MINGTRELA, The Laue SENSATION, Not to be Shook. The Fallow taat Looks Like Mey 1§ MUSEUM, 43 BROADWAY, atten Mua Yondon and Paria—will shortly be PORN GREAT dincuLaTion FIGURE. THE ANATOMY OF FLOWES, VEGETABLES AND THE DYING eT ORT SEITE. OF BATTLE. NO NEED FOR THIS GREAT INSTITU TION TO BE AD- ‘The Anatomy of Rreryching in Cres iterate the smailest o the great E ‘One visit will bring ten thousand others. Intense excitement. Grand opening day to t be duly announced, “A bundre! thou ‘san cen in the United States before. “ANTIQ ITE FROM THE RUINS Orr boMbet DUPLICATES FROM THE TOWER, oh, NDON AND pe: 16 BRITISH M' BUM. WN JEWELS OF ENGLAND ‘AND FRANCE. baru OF OPENING SHORTLY TO BE ANNOUNCED, 145 Broadway (opposite Astor piace), New York. XEE ROME AND DIE."—BUT LIVE TO SRE DR Kahn's Museum, 745 Broadway (opposite Astor place) New York; also London and Paris. OOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF DR. Kahn's Museum, 743 Broadway (opposite Astor pluce), New York; also London and Paris, | neridgeseanacpey ¢ DR, KArIN'S LONDON AND PARIS, 74 BROADWAY, _ OPENING OBR WILE ROOK BE “ANNOUNCED. ~~ MUSEUM OF ANATOMY Broadway. law are fearfully and wonderfully made. The Beaition, W jo the Human and Animal Creation to be seca at one visit, ne HE EVE: [NING TELEGRAM, LEADING PAPER OF. BREW, YORK, 342445592752 SERS eee Se RDM AAES, THE LA THE A ALLOOVER THE CITY.” TWO CENTS A COPY. wishing THE TELEGRAM hould leave their orders at the nearest news sland or publication office, 97 Nussau street. ‘Subscription 86 ir; 68 cents a month, ° ‘ROSBY OPERA HOUSE, J Chicago, Mt “To rent for all frat class entertainments, Yor terse add TREASURER, Crosby Opera House. T° ) THEATRICAL MANAGERS. increasing stock of A large and consianuly Woop curs, fresh and original deatzns, on band at the oie resco METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE Nagsa Old Herald Bi eta T THOMPSO! N iE, 20 FOURTH avenue, opposite Cooper Insiitute—Tel ography, Book- Keeping, Writing, Arithinetic, Grammar, Spelling; day and evening; private instruction; ladies’ department ; terms low ; open ail summer, ATG BOWERY, PAINE'S BUSINES Classical and’ English Academy, metic, Writing, Spelling, rene, Latin, taught privately, days and evening throughout the ‘year. 44 writing lessons, $2 Wj ladies’ department. Cart Res WRITING, BOOKKE ac. -DOLB! COLLEGE AND jookkeeping. Arith- NO, ARITHMETIC, ee, #75 Broadway, Oy and evening ail i attention in fashionable, etyl- ish bandwriting. Gentlemen or boys prepared for business Sua superior practical manner, Terins ipaderate, OARD, WITH THOROUGH TUITION, FOR YouNG ladies or children through the summer vacation (longer if required) at Mra. TOWNSEND'S, 267 Jay atreet, Brooklyn. 180 ' XTH AVENUE,—FRENCH LESSONS, WITH pure Pronunciation, given in private tamilies, by’ GAREAU, formerly « ma, University of’ France, trate and m LOAN OFKICES. oy T WOLF BROTHERS’, 559 BROADWAY, FORMERLY of Brooklyn.-Money liberally advanced'on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks; more particularly on Pianos. Business strictly confidential, Same bought and rold. At 1 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs. —The highest cash advances on Diamonds, Watch. fat Jewelry, Pi mB ‘The same bought. Pawnbsokers® Bleeei iT street, At ROADWAY, BETWEEN 1! maa and ‘Thirty-third stresta, up. staire.—M Personal property of every description. | Sam “bought an and T WICANAL STREET—H. SALOMON BUYS, SELLS or advances !iberally on Personal Property of every de- scription. Business contidential. T 87 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR WALLACK'S theatre-1 pay the highert pricé for Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, or advance n the same, ACS, Diamond Broker, U7 Teirtoen T THE ESTABLISHED OFFICE, 66 NASSAU STREET, room, No. s the highest prices afe paid. for r_ Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, &c., or liberal advai HONIGMAN, Broke same. T HYMA 68 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND. atreet.—' AF bora advances made on Diamonds and Watches, Silverware, ac.; or will pay the highest market price for the same. 5 AMITY STREET, NEAR Dia ROADWAY, CORNER FULTON STREET ( building) "Business setabiiched x Sivoo yeara,—Ni MAN LEOPULD buys, sell: ‘ances hberally on Dia- monds, Watches, Jewelry, tate Pollcteny, Mereheudies ana otper urities negotiated for. 39 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.— € Liberal advances made on Diamonds, - wt ene} Jew: elry and all kinds of merchandise, sold. HAYMAN LEOPOLD.” room fo. [Mrontanr LE interestin, bow to live whi New York Museum of Anato ‘Those unableto attend can recive a copy by forwarding 2 cents to the Becretary, 618 Broadwas. __ MUSICAL. (PHE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS—AC- knowledged the best instrumenté of the class in the world. hafta of the Paris Exposition modal and robe tive others. New styles in Resonant casen, with Bupho ‘moat recent improvements. Pric Rs 125, G17, blo, 200, i 1,000" puch. i = ean of our Own and other wakes at low 7 tore Tent. _Warerooms 596 Broadway, New Yt TPENOR WANTED—IN saver BIREGT jolts Herald otiee, Lea may address lerald of ave eit walura before 7 PM. r A Roca henive SOT PISCOPAL Mh yp CAR. Q13 BRoADway, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, UP Sera bg te = Money advanced on Diamonds, Wate ie oe elry, ¢_ hou from 910 8 oelock. ae a cL HERTS. "ASTROLOGY. R. AND MRS. BROUC CAN BE CONSULTED D ‘on all aire of life a1 401 Broome ereet. Hee #L to Se HE Tastee MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, “ia canal aired ole life, from the cradle to the grave- vy ADAME KOss, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR ant, tells ‘he past prosent and future; shows, like nese and tel ‘telis name of your hugband. 150 Forty-tiest, streok, between Broadway and Seveath avenur. $20. 00 pies gg Pd Bn! © ONE WHO UAN ‘Busi conCia All bi Has janet ede dica! and Busia fsirvevest iaiuees strict oh on gion Loo 198 aca sireet, secuad door w