The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1870, Page 9

Sarurpay, pirat kit ae ! The downtown early closing movement for Sacur- day afternoons has exiended to the Gold and Stock Exchanges, which were closed promptly at three o’clock this afternoon, im pursuance of resolutions Previously adopted, Amati group of brokers con- Unued dealings on the street and In the Goid alley afierwards; but no transactions of unportince occurred subsequent to the boards, the excessive heat driving many of the leading operators out of the street early in the day. FORKIGN EXCHANGE STROM AND ACTIVE. The foreign exchanges were stronger and active, large sales occurring soon after the departure of the steamers. It seems that the firmness in the price of governments, as compared with gold, hes pre- sented the temptation of a small profit on sales of bonds heid abroad, and hence some of the foreign bankers were seiling five-twenties, intending to hor- row for delivery until the arrival’of the bonis ordered from Europe, and for which they will pay with bills of exchange bought to-day. The sudden export of nearly $600,000 specie by to-lay's steamers aiso shows that the decline in goid drought in a number of mercantile buyers, Who found it safer to c.ver their remittances at the present price of gold than run the risk, remote as it may be, of such an accitent as occurred last: suin- Mer, When the Fisk party put gold to 165, to the great oss of hundreds of our merchants, The result of this activity was an advance of an eighth per cent in sterling. The final quotations were as follows:—Ster- ling, sixty days, commercial, 109 a 109}¢; good to prime bankers’, 109% a 109%; short sight, 110'¢ a 11014; Paris, sixty days, 5.20 a 5.164; short sigitt, 5.1654 & 5.13%; Antwerp, 5.20 a 5.164; Switzerland, 5.20 a 5.1654; Hamburg, 35% & 3634; Amsterdam, 405; 8 40; Frankfort, 40}¢ a 40%; Bremen, 15)y @ 79; Prussian thalers, 707 a 7 GOLD STRONG AND ST2ADY. The gold market has been firmer to-day, although the carliest price was 111, tne lowest since March, The opportunity to cover outstanding speculative gales has been taken advantage of by many who had been “bears” since the turn of the market from 116, while the merchants have also bought largely to remit to Europe. The eifect of these mfueuces wasarise of a quarter per cent—yviz., to 111), ‘Which the market closed strong this evening, the large shipment of specie by to-a Ang its firmer tone. shown in the table:— ay's steamers assist- The course of the market Is . lt pee ALE oe» Ws Ti Potten In the gold loan market 1.82 and 1-64 to Monday and “flat were the rates for borrowing mm transac- tions for the Clearing House, After Clearing House hours three and four per cent were patd for carrying. ‘The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared. $68, 880, 000 Gola balances 52,062 Currency balances... a Ll 2)950,317 The European steamers to-day took out $594,800 In @pecte. MONEY EASY, The money market was without change, and easy at three to five per cent on call loans. The prevail- ing rate on governments was three per cent and on stocks four. Commercial paper was reported a tule ‘firmer for the longer dates, which are likely to over- lap the interval to the advent of active money tn the fall. THE BANK STATEMBNT. The weekly statement of the associated banks shows a loss in reserve of a million and a half of dollars, including a decrease of avout @ million legal tenders. The deposits have fallen off two and a hai millions, so that the surplus reserve has decreasod less than a million. The banks have increased their Joans about three hundred thousand dollars, It would seem, from the statements of the past few weeks, that the banks have passed the climax of their strength of reserve, and that the slow move- ment which 1 now making of the old grain crop, together with the prospective Gemand for money in connection with the new one, will entail a steady drain of irreguiar and varying proportions upon their resorces until tue-crop movement ceases. ‘The statement compares with its predecessor as ‘fol- lows:— Zune une 35. Cha | peed oF 276,589), 277 017,367 Increase set 28,223,885 Decrease " 636,985 Cheoataiton: 83, 113 Increase 21,470 Deposite... 219,982,852 917,523,565 Decrease 9,410,297 Legal tenders.. 68,120,211 67,215,025 Decrease '904,686 STOCKS DULL. The stock market was extremely dull. At the opening it was heavy and prices declined. The rally in goid exerted a sympathetic influence and prices recovered and closed steady. Wabash advanced to S57 onthe discovery that the new shares will be re- tained by the company and used as the con- sideration in payment for the contemplated equipment of the Decatur extension. New Jersey Central rose to 1093¢ (from 107%) and closed at 109%. Atlantic Mail declined to 31% Panama sold at 130. The Board of Directors have declared a quarterly dividend of only two and one- half per cent out of the earnings of the road for the three months ending 30th inst., payable on and after the 5th of July next. The transfer books were closed this afternoon, and will be re- Opened .on the morning of the 7th proximo. The following were the clositg prices at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Uanton, 9536 @ 6334; Consolidated Coal, 23; Western Union, 3475 a 3 3 Quicksilver, 7%¢ bid; Mariposa, 614 bid; do. preferred, 1434 a 1634; Paciflc Mail, 42 a 4234; Atlantic Mall, 31% a 8114; Adams Express, 66 a 6057; Wolls- Fargo Express scrip, 25; a 8/4; American Express, 47 a 48; United States Express, 45 bid; New York Central consoiidated, 9534 a 95% ; do. scrip, 941g; Har- lem, 139% @ 140; Erle, 23 a 2414; Reading, 107% a 107%; Michigan Central, 124% 0.126; Lake Shore, 98% a 99; Illinois Central, 139; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 110; Chicago aid Northwestern, $3 a 8334; do. preferred, 88% a 88%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 80 a 8134; Rock Island, 116% @ 117; Milwaukee and St.Paul, 65%; a 6574; do. preferred, 803.81; Toledo and Wabash, 56% a 56%; do. pre- ferred, 75 a 17; Fort Wayne, 9534 bid; Ohio and Mis- sissippi, 37% a 3734; Delaware and Lackawanna, ex dividend, 10414 a 105%; New Jersey Central, 108% 2 109; Chicago and Alton, 119; do. preferred, 118% bid; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 118% a 118%; do. preferred, 11934 120; Iron Mountain, 48% bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 3% a 4; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 203¢ & 2034. THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following shows the highest and lowest prices dn culative shares:— to-day for the leading spec Eanes. zea New York Cen. & Hud, consolidated. 2 is ‘New York Ventral & Hudson scrip. Bx Harlein. ise 10736 984 6 New Jersey Cen ae ‘Western Union ‘Telegraph. 8554 Pacific Mail.........++ + 4236 THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES. ‘The following were the bids for the railway mort- Mor & Essex 2d m. Cley & Tolsink ran Pitts, FW ae Pin We Chic 84, fe o Pitts con, 6 f. ‘Gout Pac bi Union Pac Tet bor AN Can, 7 ce 18:0. &THistm.... etages2see be NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1870. TRIPLE SHEET, . GOVERNMENTS WEAK. The decline in gold unsetvied the government market, and prices before and at the first board were tho lowest made in some months, the 67’s selling at 1i2y. These figures brought in investors who have been waiting for a decline in order to buy, end the irket rallied especially, as gold also ady&nced, but the sales on foreign account checked the returning buoyancy, and prices were only about steady at the close, as follow: United States currency sixes, 11334 a 11 a sixes, 1891, registered, lida 114%¢ do., coupon, 10. five-bwenties, re, ed, May and November, 11044 a 11014; do. do., 1862, coupon, ao., 104 a 111; do. do, 1864, do. do, 11034 a 110%; do. do., 1465, do, 11044 @ 11094; do, do, 1865, coupon, January and July, 1129¢ a 11274; do, do,, 1867, do, do., 118 a 1 Jo, do., 1868, do, dt 13 a 13%; do. ten-furties, registered, 10744 a 107}; do. do., cou- Pon, 10774 a 105%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL, The Southern lst was dull, except for the Ten- nessees, wlich were moderately active and strong, for both the old ant new tasues, On reports from the State Legislature thatthe present temper of members is strongly opposed to any sort or degree of repudia- tion, ‘The new Louisiana stx per cent loan has been placed in London at 72% per cent. The general list was steady and closed as follows:—Tennessees, ex coupon, 67 & 6744; do., new, 65a 6514; Virginias, ex coupon, 68 a 69; do. new, 67 a 69; do, regis- tered stock, old, 5534 9 55%; Georgia sixes, 89 a do, SEVUS, 9515 & 96; do., sevens, old, 93 a 94; North Carolina, ox coupon, 49 a 4934; do. funding, 1866, 35 4 87; do, do., 1868, 33 a 35; do, new, 27 a 28; do. special tax, 2534 a 26; Missouri sixes, 0414 95; do, Haunthal and St. Joseph, 04 a 95; Louisiana sixes, 78 a 80; do. new, 74 a 75; do., levee sixes, 78 4 80; do. do, eights, 95 a 96; do, Penitentiary ns, 81% a $4; Louisiana Raliroad eights, 86 a 90; Alabama fives, 74a 16; do, eights, 101 a 102; Alabama Railroad eights, 97 a 100; South Carotina sixes, 922 94; do. new, Janoary and July, 824% a 82%; do, do., April and October, 80 a 81%; do, registered stock, old, 78 4 82; Arkansas sevens, 755% 76; Mobile and Ohio Ratiroad sterling, 80 a 81; do. interest eights, 76 a 77; Mississippi Central Railroad, first mortgage, sevens, 78 a 80; do, second do, cignts 63 a 66; New Orienns and Jackson, first mortgage, 88 2 90; do, second do., 74 a 76; Memphis and Charles- ton Railroad, first mortgage, 86 a 87; do. second do,, 79 @ 80; du. stock, 40 a Greenville and iumbla Ratlroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 75; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georg! S44g a 85; Mempiits city sixes, 55 a 56; Savannah city sevens, 89 a 91; New Orleans consols, old, 75% @ 77; do, issued to ratiroads, sixes, 72 a 74; do. new sevens, 78 a 80, THE CITY BANK SHARES. The following were the bids to-day for the city bank shares:—New York (¢x dividend), 137; Manhattan, 155; Mechanics’, 140; Union, 125; America, 14%; City, 205; Phenix, 110%; Tradesmen’s, 154; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 106; Seventh Ward, 110; State of New York, 109; Mechantes’ Banking Association, 124; Ocean, 85; Mercantile, 126; American Exchange, 112!4; Chatham, 163; Bank of the Republic, 120; Bank of Nortn America, 107; Irving, 118; People’s, 140; East River, 113; Market, 129; Nassau, 106; Shoe and Leather, 165; Corn Exchange, 129; St. Nich- olas, 120; Importers and Trades’, 169; Park (ex dividend), 162; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 1 Ninth National (ex dividend), 1114; Tenth National, 127; Oriental, 160; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 102, THE IMPORTS OF THE WREK. The imports, other than dry goods and specie, at the port of Now York for the week endlug June 24, 1870, were $5,178,793. The imports of foreign dry goods at the port of New York for tie week ending June 24 and sinc® January 1 compare as follows :— For the week. Entered at port.. Thrown on market ‘Sinve Jan. 1. Entered at port... + 48,021,085 50,937,214 Thrown on market 47,444,735 51,446,927 The total imports at this port for the past week amount to $6,258,558, Against $5,204,934 for the cor- responding week last year. The total imporis at New York for the week compare as follows:— 1389. 1870, BileT i968 190 + "908,88 268,800 Week eniting I, March 26. 080 8, 062, 1186 THE SPECIE MOVEMENT, The following is a deiailed report of the specie exported from New York during the week enuing June 25, 1870:— June 21—Steamer Cimbria, Paris—Gold bars.. $74,000 June 22—Steamer Scotia, Liverpooi—c bars 187,000 Sitver pars . 13,000 Mexican doll: 11,000 June 22—Steamer Mexican doubloons .. 4,000 June 22—Steamer City o! Spt gokl . Seeceds sees 40,090 June 23—Stearer North America, St. Thom: American silver 55,000 American gold . as 5,000 June 23—Sieamer North America, Para— IA DTOMR HOM aco clinic siic'cn vbiccdesiis sey sede 1,828 June 23—Steainer North Ame: Pe Rio Janeiro ‘American gold June 24—Steame American gold .... Spanish gold . June 25—Steamer Pennsylvania, Liverpool— Gold bars, Jane 25—Steamer Rhine, London—Goid bars. 79,491 Silver bars. June '25-—Steamer ‘St. Laurent, “Havre—Sitver 243,169 American gol: 95,500 American. silve 87,500 June 25—Steamer City ot London, pool—British silver 1,216 Total for the week. 1,210,139 Previously repOrted.....+++eeeeee ceeeeeees 015,193,861 Total since Jan. 1, 1870. «$16,464,000 Same time 1509. ida 688,495 Same time 1868, Same time 1966. 5 + 18,014,777 THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. The following shows the results of to-day’s busi- ness at the Sub-Treasury In this city :— General balance yesterday. ++ +$89,047,806 865,442 1,295,608 76,122, 770 12, 769, 891 90,801, 734 820,000 certificates Were seat to SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANG: Saturday, June 25—10:15 A. M. i at Be 5 One o’Clock P. 700 she Reading Ri 100 L8 4M RBI 100 do. |. Forayth at, © AMUSEMENTS, thy Boom 8 THEATRE, LAST WEEK OF T@R SEASON THE HUGUENOT, EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, 10 Mor & Ea Ri WNYC Leki: 100 Han & St J RI 400 Chie & & I RR..be iW STREET QUOTATION, Half-past Four o? Clock P. M. a Shy Menara wren i with its Gg cast and beautifui scenery, Rock alanis. WOR™ U7 | waTINEE AT 1\ o'clock >. o'clowk eae Paul on Oo ON THE FooRTA OF JULY. hj a 24g Wabash. Bi a Bis ‘ = Wise Or On Ma 81% IY BVENING poly 6 ) Pieters ay Ree sates wae LAST PERYORMANOE OF * BOQ a iy BowHardicis, WA 4 ~- in Whack r Proprlotor aud Manag Mr. LESTER WALLACK Now York City. Doors open > commeange at 8 o'clugk, Shiai SEABON Engagement for a uted period of the popular anthor and actor, . JOUN BROUGHAM, who will map rt co Cree with LEONA GAVENDER, New tore, fn Brougham’s own new and Bourne st ma 26 £8 w of Pith at, BoxdxdOxS6%100. 59,000 Delancey and Essex sts, » ¢ corner, 68: es, 75 (tn of Canal st, 76: LOW st, m8, 1M Le @ of Int ay, Boxes. 1th sty 0-4, 220 foe of ay A, tall 1th at, n 4 190 ft nw of fa'ay, BOxI0D for the frnt tine i ti a etit ccohat Abie original Toca! ‘Drama’ of ener, domoaticotoreah Tein at 1 A1B tt 0 of Oth ay, 20x98: Wee ape fF, prain fue cutie 1a ty vy 2be%3 AINSI LUCK spp xd cof idnars Bu UPS AND powN ‘ov CIry LIFE, 24th t,o Or zth avy doers oe AAD webinin Futon oad Se toddart tire, We at w of Ma 100, a » ds >, We ah Bt aral7 oof fin av, IB.ialU0 spl Sétion, “Alec J. W. Leonard, Mr. J. Peck ir Qu ley, Miss’ Yaa Deland, Mi 126 w of Sth ay, 25x 100. rs. Mordaunt, alinses Fowle 00 0 of Bd nv, eee, Rowe, id hr AVENUE THEATRE, e a th x: 1360 wi andi ith av, #@ .corner, 10 xi2.b4, 18ith st, na, bail block west of Lith ay, LEASRS RECORD, Beekman st, No.9, 41018 yearn per year, I hic WEEK OF Washingio ton’ vt No FY rs, ear, i lil ub Wi cic’ at, ast, 5 year " ith av, No oul, yen per? dppeaniios ' Kings Conaty. ers a ai BROOKLYN. (puE GREAT PARISIAN SENSATION. Adelphi st, w #, 157 ft a of fayette av, pe Devoe at, 6 8, 100 fLacof Ci ‘atharine ‘t, Box 2.100 | —— OME e RTH AVENUE THEATRE, ) Sate Lesseo and Manager....... Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY Twenty-fourti treehy Ba near firondway. Begina at 8 i untii further atlce the RtReaS HARTA’ COMEDY, tao four aets and four tableaux, entitled PERNANDE, Charnes | by Moran, Amy pig mele E.liott place, w 8, 288.4 tts of Hanson piace, Bt, 69 G st, m8, 425 few of Union ay, 252100. . 800 St, 0 8, 250 w of Harrison ay, 25x10 .. 3 1 Of Bs ft w of Benen #, 80 ftn of Grane 91 ft sof Hines at, iiiss Agnes Ethel, Fanny pany, pe Daven abe: FERNANDE. n of Decatur a wood, Mr. George Clarke, D. i. an i ay and Barbe: or, om. dance pews. orgs, Parkes, G. Ff. Dé Meverole un tad thw of Waterbury at, an ivi: “tao Ve @ Herald says: Jud; 15.0) every istelonie ‘standard FERNANDES mist be called the moat bri log play naw on the “A FOURTH “PERNAND INEE, Si ay next re one. Thuraday, June 00, BE: NEVIT ‘oF oo “UIUBE Underhill av, ws, 75 fe of Dean at, Said. Plot T, map ‘Barkeloo, New Utrecht, 1 acte, 2 rood 11545 perebes, Sept. 1357, New Uth dluason County Oatitand ay, Patrick Rely 7 " Lot 3, block 4, city map, 20x3U * « PERNAN DEY Maple st, ne &, BU ft 6 of Haili Lot 28, biock 11, Baldwin HOKOKEN. Bloomfield st, ws, 120 ft n of ad at, 20x95... Westchester Conary. Beprorp. Redford village to atatlon road, ns, adjo acre., pas COMING SENSACION OF 1870, |) daa NIGHT AND Gatuape: Y MATINEK. | ingglede land, | “MOWRISANTA. Walton ay and Juitet st, ¢ cor, 203x264 7] ¥ f ARIE SEEBAC H, SEASON. —187001871. Sorina ‘at, nw 8, Dart Jats, Weat ‘sioeian 87,500 N TSRGRTANT ENGAGEMENT or ‘ oS Hichimond County, Staten Isiaud. THE GREAT AND WOMLD-RLNOWNED RUTINGVILLE, ERMAN ACTRESS. Bridge ay, 218 ft from Staten Isiand Railroad, 50x100... 800 Mr. J. GRAU has (.. honor to announce that he has suc NORVHTIRLD. ceeded in effectingan engagement with Mine, MARIE SEK- Winant 4 adjoining Isnds qf Paul Lowe and J W BACH, , the greatest living German actress, for a series of 100 Barnes, 50x1! 210 | representations in the United States. Granite av, 25.105. me. SEEBACH enjoys the same reputation in Europe aa did Rachel and Ristori, and is to Germany what the former was to France and the latter to Italy. Mme. SBEBACH will mako her debut in New York next September, supporied by her own select company of thirty- six German dramatic artiste, expressly engaged in Europe for her American tour. _ PRANKFORI-ON-THE-MAIX, May 8, 1970, WESTFL Onroad from Amboy ferry to Henry Col joining Henry Latorge, BA8228. BAN HENRY . DOBSON, GREAT aM ae a i Rearondkg ul nd tage fp lind the jl Leal toned GENERAL Q@RANT IN conse rictr. ai ecclesia a uel aa ~ Glad PARK GARDEN. “ ERY paar. Arrangements for the Visit to Counecticat— THEODO, 1OMAS* RE POPULAR CONCERTS. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. took ot Receptions at the Allyn [louse and Ex-Giov- ernor Jeweill’s. ‘The Committee of Arrangements to prepare for the visit of President Grant and family to this State next week have completed their programme, Ex-Gov- ernors Jewell and Hawiey will meet the party at 97 Nassau acre Jersey City on Saturday morning, July 2, and, after Old Herald Building. breakfast at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, they will leave 7 r prea T TET e pecim: New York between eight and nine o’clock by a spe- Jane. EXCURSIONS. os OTe ee | clad train for New Haven. Short stoppages will be om - Pope ty pelle Sincere tiem eraned made at the principal towns ou the route, and the will leave Peck slip every hour, from 10 A. M. un- train will reach leave Hariem every hour, from9 A. M. until 6 P. ding at Eleventh street each way. Fare ou Sundays, A large and constantly WOOD cuUT: ons fresh and original designs, on hand at thi METROP SKA JOB PRINTING OFFICE increasin, NEW HAVEN about eleven o’clock. Here the programme is not yet complete, but will probably com prise a vistt to both branches of the Legislature and Governor Eng- lish, but @s the party will stay in New Haven ony two hours, their reception will have to be short, ‘The party will leave New Haven at oue o' yoloek, and arrive . IN HARTFORD about two o’clock, when General Grant and family Will at once proceed without escort to the residence of ex-Governor Jeweil. Here they will dine, and about four o'clock will be escoried to the Allyn ‘DAY BOAT FOR COLLEGE POINT, WHITE: stone, Gity Inland, New Rochelle and dien Cove, Steamer Sylvan Grove leaves Pook sip every Sunday at § Returning,leaves Glen Cove 3 New Rochelle 3:30 ?.M., ing at Eleventh and Thirty-ve ¥, 8. DAVIS, AT EXCELSIOR PARK SALOOY... Steamer Wyoming, steamer Martha Washingto Darges Anna Morton, Harvest Home, Karleswood, Crosse:t Grove, to Jet for excusions, Ofice 8*3 West street, near Christopher breetserry. H. Be OROSSEIT, A.—THE FISHING BANKS DAILY, SATURDAYS pted, steamer RIP 1 se WINKLE, Captain Sim- House, where the President will receive the citizens | mon aving Peck slip at . M.,J Christopher street for a couple of hours. in the evening Governor and | at 8 and pler No.4 North river’ at8:45 A.M. Bait, Mrs. Jewell hold a reception tn honor of Mrs, Grant | lines, refreskments and music on board. Fare @1; ladies from half-past eight to eleven o'clock. Sunday wili | 5? cents. be yassed quietly by the President, and on Monday ‘ON ISLAND EAST RIVE . LINE. } Saturday, June 29 Wilson, will tun ¢ East river, at & teamer MK’ ornee he will leave by special train, over the Hartford and Providence road, for Woodstock. The train will stop at Vernon and at Wil- limant At Plainfield he will be met by the ‘indham county committee (of which H. M. Cleveland, Eaq., E Peck slip, East river, & "brooklyn, at 8 at 9 8 ar ands o'eloc! NONEY ISUAND.—GRAND EXCURSIONS TO THE SEA 4s chairman) and accom- / side. Tho steamboat NORWALK, Capt. G. W. Wilson, panied to Putnam, where a formal escort to Wood- | rans revilarly every day, leaving West Tenth strect at stock will be provided. At Woodstock he will be the | 12: i Warren street, North Fier, at 96 12:40, 8:40; guest of Mr. Henry @. Bowen. In the afternoon, at | Diet No. 4, North river, at'l0, 1 and 4 o'¢loo} one o'clock, addresses will be made on the public common by General Stewart L. Woodford, Benjamin F. Butler, Henry Ward Beecher, and probably others. COME ALL.-EMMERL iis beautifully situated for pienio and (ous In the evening ‘the President will go to Norwach as every accommodation; swingst tables and benches the guest of Senator Buckingham, who will throw friends and the public are invited to attend. Apply to open his house to visitors. On Thursday he will pro- x WATSON, on the premises. Terms casy. a ceed to New Loniton, dine at the Pequot House at five o'clock and that night take the steamboat train for New York. The Governor's horse and foot ard, the City Guard and probably (he Putnam Phalanx will act as escort to the President to and irom Governor Jew- ell’s to the Allyn Hous BEFORE LET. pra BANKS DAILY, SATURDAYS EXCEPTED, "The well-known sea going steamer, STATE OF MAINE, with ber main and upper saloon, will commence her regular’ trips on Tuesday, June 14, leaving t, ast river, MP ALM; Peck . Ma; Christopher iret, North river, ty * "Noi! Pier No. 4, North ri 8:00 A.M. Lutz's brags and ‘otillon band, bait, lines and rofresliments on board. ATSKIL, DATES COPARTN: SMAPS HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE. THOMAS No. 1 West Wasffington Market, has thie ask Por ; pit del ie and NEW CHA UN leave pier 8b North pes oi one aid og Thomas: tuahrane Bate peainst | iver, foot at Franklin etreet, até P. M., and Saturday, ata 150. CARTES LOOGHR AY” | PLM. making thelr usual Inndings, connecting mt Catskill ; THOMAS LOUGHIAN, - with atagow Tor the Catak’onutala House at all yoints THOMAS LOUGHRAN will continue the business at the | Wes same pl SANDY HOOK, niGuTL, oat SEA’ BIRD leaves North river, Sante, morn: ‘or above places, at 7 o'clock ; returning leaves M. Steamboat HELEN lerves same pier 8 A.M, and leaves Red Bank BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. RARE CHANCE.—THE FINEST BUSINESS PLAG: 2A, di the State for sale, or would take a partner, situats at the grand enftance of ‘Central Vark, south corner of sie Bare stacigen ecoets boo wavar overs’ Hiesdquactertt , LAND- receipts #3) to 500 per week; could be made to run double TEWBURG, POU siete RON DOU ihe umount by improvementa, ‘The reason for disposing, i way Ning at Cozzens', West Points Corn ral New If mur health is poor uud. Thave too much other business, Lwould | and Milton, ‘The steamboat MA WELL, on and after Me May 14, will leave Vestry street pler at 3: 20 P. M. daily. EGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW- y burg, Cornwall, Cold Spring, West Point and Yonkers, ‘The favorite sreamboat PY WOLLOW, Captain Jam y Fulton ferry, Brookjyn,' at & A. reet, North river, 8:30, and Phirty-fourth street, North river, at 9 clock. Fare for the excursion, $1 SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT—LAND- like to have a good, rellable man, of good business quaiifica- tions and good recommendations, to take the whole charge in iny absence. Wants a sma!) ci . No nk; no humbu its wanted. Call at my place to-day, between 3 and or Monday. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ALL WHO ARE LOOK- ¢ for business to call and examine the Cham ion Milker, patented April 5, 1870. It mflks the four tents ow ut once ; it imitates the calf, draws and sto a drawing JEGULAR fo‘ewallows milks three teated cows as well as any is more V ing at ethport, Union, Rossville and Perth Amboy. agreeable to the cow than hand milking. A rare opportunity | Steamboat GI AL SEDG ill leave foot Barolay street at 9 A. wes Keyport is now offered elther to travel_or locate in city or country, XN. ¥, COW MILKER MFG. CO., 267 Broadwa — OCK AWAY BEACH THE FAST AND SAPESTEAMER | ON MACHINER \ POPE CATLIN, Captain H. G. Farrie, making daily MANUFACTURER OF IGN MACHINERY, WHO | th, £01 coer" rertne ipa for the kounon, Munday complete and in perfect working order, and amounting in | June 19 i eee a oe e cont to over $84 well introduced and in growing | Fulton te arren street, 9: making thre demand and nearly all secured by patents, wishes to find Se away 5 leaving Rockaway at $00 7-0 thorough! ne person. more working capits be for the busizess and take charge of the New York Ofice and | ments on board. Pare for round trip $1. salearoom, as the factory is about being removed to the country. ‘Address W., box al4 Herald ofee. N EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE on a smail cay re in legitimate business, is offered by applying immedi ‘on the elegantly fitted tsen 1 Broadway, near Mead m lane ple jon unequalled for a first clasa fruit store and fine Also a lunch room on STEAMER THOMAS E, HULSE, CAPT, G. W. ANNETT, >. loaves daily from Christopher street, ai 10, ni Thirty-fourth street, for Pleasant Vi Fort Lee. ani oe ‘Lee at 7,12, 5:45, 6 Sundays included. Music TEAMBOAT FORT LEE AND OTHER FIRST CLASS wine room st boats to charter for Sunday School picnics and | ab ‘oct ita the ana io the | Cher private parties, with Groves. Apply.t0 hai HOL- = LENBECK, tbe NM Maiden lane, up stairs. A THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED PERSUN--WHO CAN furnish the taghest references and invest $10,000 in the busin as, can bave the position of bookkeeper, with a good , in ® fect thaw ig establishment, bom me pies Ant country near New York, and doin fe ‘and profitable nea Which is is steadily increasitg., dress C., box 171 Herald Percy WANTED-—WITH MEANS, TO ENLARGE 4 a recently jemenlies glarge ature 4 ore Linge tory protit 0) jure, Ad- dress BOC ABLISHED, box Qonpae BOAT FOR NEWARK, he —s ‘The steamer THOMAS P. WAY will make the following trips between jew York and New: Leave foot of Barsiny stfeet 1D-$0 Av Mand 4:20. Leave foot Centre street @.A. M. and JF. M., sto Bergen P INDAY MORNING BOAT FOR PREKSKILL.—THE Steamer ANTELOPE leaves every morning, without ex- ARTNER WANTED— IN AN Pataca MANU- Tactory ane jon, from the {oot of Harrison sireot,at 8 o'clock, land- ent yada gent urth street at 8:15, Yonkers, Dobbs” Ferry worthy the zisaign of caval, a reatigation ited, | ng at thirty fou Mase yeiacen, bag aie Havers Sys Sees, roman Bee 3220; seer Font, Verplanck’s aud Pockskille Tarrytown omtti Feta er WANTED—WITH $2,000 OR ae Sal in the Music business; a gentleman competent to ELEGANT, PALATIAL STEAMER chthe plano will De‘pretermea. Address MUSIC BUSI. THs gaa "unequalled for size, speed, safety and 38, Herald oflice, comfort, carrying yaasengers, to to: coaster | for picnics ‘and excursions; also other steamers and barges. lone ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $2,000, IN AN ESTAB- ished money-making ett | business; can have trial of business before investing; best reference given. Apply to ©, BT. JOHN, No, 04 Fulton ston third floor. ANTED- GENTLEMAN, 70 7 fae Taland and other FOV OoMER & CO. 248 Front street. HARTER FOR EXCURSIONS—THE FAVORITE Tiasuabont Martha Washington. Apply to J. HENION, partner in a safe light aa bonth usient, au it quick returns. Address for Intervie HE LARGE, FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT SLERPY tr unenuaited for 3, aD ‘comfort and safety, are A YOUNG MAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS nvnyncecmmiginin 1052.00 Peotasritan: Beach Groves, Me with interes gus Park and bpriag Hit Grove, ‘on the Hudson. Barges ood stock and "ood oe localiy: pt Mls erald office, Brooklyn. $10. 000 AND SERVICES OF A PARTY NOT afraid of @ speculative enterprise, where reat prog is demonstrable. Address, with real name, COR- {3 WILSON, Herald otteen $10. 000 with SERVICES OF A YOUNG MAN, who can flif ineoptien of rosponaibilite salary romunerative; none need apply without the money ; best ro: bility, ability for work, Address bor fately A. By | Walter Sands, witice marty Ws Ts . Haskett, Merchant ahd Duraut, with steamboats nds deere corner Morton | and Wea Streets, up stairs, (PUB GREAT EVENT OF THE SEASON.- THE THIRD ‘annual entertainment on the steamer Vanderbilt. A se- Toot rat class Fourth of July excursion up the, Hudson ant und Staten Island ; limited number of tickets issued, ad for sale at Dodd's Express ofice, Horace Waters’ Music | pore, omer 's office, Broadway and Houston street, at depot, Pas erence for respectal Morth River, ant on eon of steamer. 181 Heraldeoiice. " . We HAVENS & SPN AMUSA' MENTS, YRAND OPERA HOUSI Fink Twenty-third ae on Bighth avenue. ‘Ast LAST LAst LAST > AS! NIGH PS Of the fnea Bpectacla of the age, tine TWELVE Fences tWELVE TE! fn consequence of cno engayoinent othe ee! WADAMB KA’ NE VIENNOISE BALL numbering 38 beautiful and accomplishet \ng crented the wildest enthusiasm in every principa® capital to Burope, will arrive in the Unit gays, wad take a Mea a the United Stites in a few mt a x, ATURDA GALA MA star. 8. JULY—EXTRA cate secured tn advance at the Hox (vice: alee. «st Sehirmer's, corner Twenty-third OOD'S MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, ay, corner Of ‘Open from 9 A. M. Performances daily abd and 8 P.M. Atgage on exntbition, FOURTH. WERK way, and Erie Katiway Ticket (ith 2, ‘eet and Broad: u. of the highly anocemful om ment of the famous TROUPE. tho amaliest wornan alive, 28 | yi mae Bigh anc welgn 12 ba, ARTIN ETT N KEE, Su the largest }of the beauttfu pantomime ot JOCKO, and of Paul Martinett morous and touching per woman weighs 600 Lbs, ‘The in, enlous startling me chanie: THE INFERNAL REGIONS. ‘The wonderful moving wax alive formance of fgurg forming the grand | THE BRAZILIAN APE, Beriplural abiemu of which will be repented every KE LAST BUPPER, day and evening during the ‘The ciirions and entertain: | wouk. ing ‘OND WERK ohemian Glas Blowers, [of the gay, dashing, potty aud voruadie young protena SLERPING REAL tactteas ree ZOUAVE. TKUMPRTER, LATTE NLL, ACROBATIC LEOTALD, | imatx fi together with rare Coins, Clas- Dutou ana ic Stattary aud Living and i specimens of Natural i History, which are contained in MUSEUM, M NADERIE vughable protoan face e QUARIA, POPSEY WOPSEY, and number over ‘1,000,000 | which has elicited peals of Strange and stritcing byeets laughter never before exhibited ‘and applause iy waspannlinn api Wil _aoctiy be produesd ine’ grand Hex Pantomime of FHE GREEN MONSTEL, aa originally uw M™* F. B, CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN MONDAY AND TUE ROSE and HARRY } in the Romantic Tetah Dratn MPERRACE GARDEN ‘Third avenue. MOLLENHAUER': ‘Admission be. Tuonday, June 98, the agoond time, Oifenbach’s Opera BoutTe, with Mile, Ca iiasa and Mr. Habelmann HRACE, Manager for Opera and Concerta. ” ING SOLANDER LODGE, No. 279, F. AND A. M. ‘The Festival of the above lode will iake place at Ter race Garden Thursday, June 80, instead of the 2th, Exer. clses commence nse precisely & at8 P.M. ¢ Committer. ( \ROSBY rine HOI ) Chicago, MH. ‘Yo rent for ail frst class entertamments, Yor verma address TREASURER, Crosby Opara House. quPIRE SKATING RINK, SIXTY-THURD STREBT AND ‘Third’ avenue. GREAT ATHLETIC FESTIVAL, Saturday next, July 2 at 2 and § MACE AND COBURN CONTi:NT, Sparring, Wrestling and other See bills,’ Admission 26¢., 0c. and bt PIANOFORTES. BEAUTIFUL PIANO FOR 860—A SEVEN OUTAVE Fosewood—with all, Improvements, at a great sucrifoe » 145 Bleocker street. PERG # SON! A WiBARNES' ” PIANOFORTES ARE. SUPI + tone, finer in finish and more durable than asy other manufactured, for which they were awarded the pri.e medal at the American Institute Far, 1869, and are offered extreme. ly low tor cash or inst oma 1 mreet, near Broadway, A F will dispone of 100 Pianos, Melodeoas and Organs Of aix tickt class makers, at extreiely low prices for cash ne tis month, or will take from #6 to iz} monthly until ‘The same to let, and rent money applied if purchased. Chickering Pianos are lucluded ja thia offer. BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, seven octave, round corners; full, iron frame; ci + only #125 w great baryatn, J. BIDDLE, 18 Ainity street, near Broadway RARE CHANCE,—PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING the city will sell their elegant 7% octave rosewood Plano- for #25) ; In use six months 5 alt cost. Call at 113 West ‘Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE 0 IRS ¢ As ‘square and upright Pianon; ering and Parthines SHEEDMAN. & MOLLVE, 63 others, West Sixtoenth atreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, HE BEST PLACE FOR BARGAINS—NEW AND second band Fiazons of superior quality and tone. J. & C. FISCHER, 421, and 425 West eight street, near Niath avenue. PRIGHT “PIANOS.-MARTINS & SON, MANUFAC. turers, No. 34 East Houston street, near Broadway. A superlor stock of upright Pianos to rent, _YAC ITS, STEAMBOATS, xe. A --FOR SALE, JIB AND MAINSAIL YACHT FLYING + CLOUD, 27 by 11; to be seen at Columbia Yacht Club, foot of Fitty-seventh street, North river; price eB "JAMES F. MORGAN, 1H’nnd 16 Wall street, OR SALE—SLOOP YACHT FROLIC 11 teet beam; in complete order; ext nished, in every particular, and very fast safler; can be seen it toot of Court street, Brooklyn. Apply at lid Greenwici wireet. OR SALE—A YACHT 92 FEET LONG, NICE CABIN, ot two years old. Apply at 3 Beaver street. YACHT SALUS, e ndsomely fitted ap, with cabin, water closet and every convenience, in Drst rats order and well found in every :espect ; sold in gon- yequencejof the death of the owgper. Can ve cen at the Club Houne, foot of Henderson tl bet Jorsey City. Apply to P. MILLER, 187 Broadway, roora ©. TOR SALE NOR SALE—THE SLOC ED BARGE, *5X%, IN GOOD condition. DURYE. Ay pler 34 ‘North river. OK SALE—A SPLENDID FIRST CLASS PROPELLER Tugboat, cheap ; also a f Propeller, upon easy terum. ih Gh MCRENN ie, 44 Broad street. QLOOP YACHT—85 TONS O. M.—KEEL, NEW SAILS, Sand racing do., fasi, new awning, running whole length; cabinfurnished complete; easy tertas. Address ©. 0. D., FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGEF OR (e;,al40 a small Schooner Yack. for sale or chae- HUYLER, 13 Sixth avenue, y ter to smal! parties. out. TANYED TO UWIRE—A DOUBLE scuLL Tigger. wherry or working boat. Address, with par- trentarn f EWELDY, box 4,328 Pont oilee. VW ACHT GRICKET FOR SA THIRTY THREE F ‘one inch long. Can be seen at F. BATES', foot of ‘Thirty-sevonth street, South Brooklyn, until Mousey " LOAN OFFICES. A" 3, A JACKSON'S, NO. 6 AMITY STREET NEAR Z\. Broadway—Liberal’ advances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jeweiry, Dry on Saar Property of every it and sol” ription, Same bo TS. & M. MIGEL’S, NO. 7 UNION SQUARE (SPING- ler House’. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry bough! sold, and money advanced on same to aby amount at liberal terms. 1 182 CANAL STREET—H. SALOMON BUYS, SELLS or advances iberaily on Personal Property’ of every description. Business contidential. 1272 BROADWAY, BETWEEN ‘THIRTY ‘OND A’ and Thirty-third streets, up siaira.—-Money loaned on Same bought and Personal property of every description. sold. WM. A, GLOVER, i ROADWAY, CORNER ON STREET (KNOX’S building)"Businoss established fifteen years.—NEW- MAN LEOPOLD buys, sells or advances hberally on Dia- monds, Watches, Jewelry, Life Policies, Merchandise and other Securities negotiated for. EY LOANED ON DIAMOND? WA ATCHES, JEW- clry and Silver Ware, and the same boughs for Gaby by GEORGE CALLEN. S18 Broudway, ander the St, Nicholas Hotel, 39 “NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jew- elry and all kinds of merchandise. The same ht and sold. HAYMAN reset room No, 1. ~ MISCELLANEOUS. a ¥TER URGENT ‘SORICTTATION “THE ORIGINAL Rev. B. HIBBARD'S Vegetable AntiBiliou Gand ig are Sarin brought before the pablie and deser ough trial, ou iste sucess, We gusranice i as a edy tor Biltous Fever, Fever and Ague, Typhus Fever, Dys- peyala, Piles, Cholers Morbus, Dvsestery, Summer Com- Piaints, Worms of all kinds, diseases of children, Sick Hond- Gough and many sther tment at hituan Beah , and many ‘ailment nman ‘numerous to teen! ber, that the for adult, one pill. Price sek druggist and by EDWARD HIBBARD, Agent, 160 Second avenue, New York cit WRINGS PATENT MILDEW PROOF, SUPERIOR improved styles and patterns, Patent Galvanized Frames and slide Rod Brass Slides, Put up for privaie residences ‘rm all the country ai reduced prices. WM. P, SHERILAM, 80 Prince street, near Broadway. (ABxouups CHEAP CANDIES, Retatled at 80 Dealers send for price list, Candies shipped tos to any part of the United St States, 7, ARNOULD, 1S and 17 Wooster street, “QoONtAT, LATE With H, DARDONVILLE, 2 ts a pound, Fourteenth ip, gen for Muring Lamps, Carcel and ‘Moderator ‘Lamps, plain and rich ; od. O1N lampa repaired: Larops, Caniielabras, Brackets loaned for ‘balls and parties. A choice of the newest patterns in bronze Moderator Lat just receiv: _ BILLIARDS. J AND COMBINATION + Ctrhtons can only be bought at his factory, 4) Vesey. rect. Second hand Tables for ue and takes topalted: A. GRIFFITH'S TABLE: 514-tii, KW, BORLAR ¢ oe ne iN ananh Get A MON Nothing ap artensive fore been witnessed to & Firat appearsace JOHN HAKT, + JOHN MART! Pronounced by the pr mina Minsen itove ‘Lucille, THE under the direction Johnny Que All the Great Com povel production Doors open xt Admission 25c., F LYMPIC THEA’ _AMUSEMENTS. ee TRE COMIQUE, dwar, oppose St. Nicholas. BE ovagers an! Propetolore Theatre in United Staies. ¥ THE SUMMER SEASON, OL “OF ALL THE STARA ju the ling of amusement bas aver be ay country. re ra Com bee 28 ua ifr “ome Hane. ¥ HART, JO% “ABBO CH ‘a pen le, the greatest Pante- " ‘ica. er appease. \RRCING BLONDES, by the four) s, Fanny Ze Ida Greenteld and Limily BAND Tika | TROUPE, Mona, (irasst: s Hardy, ‘4. d ttymnan, splitting f.sate, excellent Dill, & curtain rises at @ o'clock, ‘argues and Dress Circle, & Box ofice open daily. # y wind y, J.C. Stewart, West, in thor si npany will appear io #m TRE RHE CLOSING arte OF THE SENGOM, TO-MOREO’ MES JAMES NING. Stair viv 8 A, OASES’ GREAT TROUPE MONDAYS ™ THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. BARL DARNLEY (ber ori Hoa ‘chachoter) DER OVINIONS OF Lik PRESS THE GREAT MOU RMAMENT SCENE, Introd NDLESS vaiinny ers nDhes WONDERV GT UM BLERON, ites hae and nd TMP RRA ARB. LEON Last MATINGERS TAR WEDNESDAY" 1: and Aruba Aar2 sau TESTING A ction SYMONE, N apd uNare, MATINER. VENING, WITH IMM RM IONS. poe. THEATRE, £ Eugagement with the charming vol MISS Maik N iv Novaistibe SrAYLOR from (he Hinglish Opera, Londoa. First nights of Beir Rey esa burlesque of Turks the Tereibie and the bas NEW SCLEKY. ¢ Miss MARIAN Firat tim: PRINTER AN Friday evening—Beneit of Mr. pes WORLD Rm THE THE THE THe THE THE THE THE THE THE THE POSITIVELY OPEN POSITIVELY OP GEEN yi EN OSITTY Ei] iN POsnIVE Y OPEN OSITIVELY OPEN N N POSITIVELY OPEN POSITIVELY OP6N oN o' 2 cz: ON ae GENTLEMEN . FOR MEN ONLY. GENTLEMES GENTLEMEN GENTLEM EN ADM! ADM) ADM ADMISSiON ADMissION FIFTY ADM BROADWAY, BROADWAY, BROADWAY, BROADWAY, BROADWAY, ) BROADWAY, MRIGENAL MUSTO AND. M NOUNTINGS, TAYLOR ax PRINCE AMABEL , he new London Dravwa, \ ALITH AND POVERTY, piece of the at the nmie OWNS! ORLD WORLD WORLD WOKLD WORLD WOKLD WORLD WORLD RENOW! WORLD WORLD WORLD D a. ED MUSEUM BEE SEESEE sa£adeesees4 cboese Srreetr> i PO peceazsics fefe feta batabet [+4411 Mme Rae #2 SATURDAY, J! SATURDAY, SATURDAY, 3 SATURDAY, 9 SATURDAY, J) SATURDAY, J BATURDAY, q SATURDAY, 3) SATURDAY, GENTLEM LEMEN ISSION ISSION ISSION (SSION FIFTY OPPOSITE OPPOSITE PLACE. PLACE, OPPOSITE OPPOST?! OPPOSITE OPPOSITE OPPOSITE OVvPOsITE OPPOSITE OPPOSITE ASTOR ASTOR |g ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 Broadway. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1870, return of the ONLY LEON. on which oecasion he wiil appear m EIGHT CHARACTERS, The Girl Par tions in Avanue It, xcellence, Coliveum Parepa, Kitteo wise Horn Pipe, a the ‘Sstman Giel im LISCE WOMEN, FROM. FROW, and thi be sensation, nous FLY, D eh TICKLE ME. tn hia great characters of Boriaroy 'S OPERA HOUSE, LEST HOUSE IN REAT EMOTIONAL DRAMA, T IN SIX AG EDWIN TOMS OMS CABL om AND FORTY TABLEAUX: IN SIX ACTS AND FORTY TABLEAUX, NEW SCENERY, RFFECTS, MENTS, AL uit olsainat, SONGS GREAT VLANTATION SbEN NEW RFFEC NEW APPOINT- ae ac. Tha ‘Dat, CAST e wer rene ited ia New York, , OR ELSEWHERE. PIRst “UNOLE TOM MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY. @ls "MUSEUM OF ANATOMY os 6s Browdway. a 8 on as re fearfully and ns wonderfully mada. 613” 618 the aupae 618 one visit, The Beastion, W Wonders and Mons ities of and Animal Creation to be seen at Ga HALL, CORNER TWENTY EIGHTH STREET and Brosdway —For six days only, a hs ‘Tnes- day, cet tree er ered yh" COTLA ry and music. The following talented Scotch artiste: * Songt wee ars a Miricket 10 be had Broadway. {RST GRANDE DU Jennie Ngee jueen of Scottish ‘aton, Mr. at Wn, ‘Ey Pona & Co,s, 527 and 6 HESSR AFTERNOON AND y Evening Festivals at Kim Park, ate and Eighth aven on Tuesday, Sune 2, jl, admit ting gentleman and ladies. NEUMATIO TUNNEL—UNDER BROADWAY. 20 roadway, corner Watren, Open 10 RAND AFTER! NOON AND EVENING FESTIVAL OF the New York Dry Goods Clerks’ Early C! oatng Assocta- x tion, at aiicion Park, Tuly 4, 1870, _Tickets 50 cents. Music Ub THEATRICAL MANAGERS, increasing stock of denigoeyony hand att N1Oth street and Fighth ie, Monday, om Wallace. a Alarge and constantly t WeoD oy Meo om fresh and origiag!, STROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, aasai, street, ol Hera Building, ‘one or more years from, the Ist of Panes “THE CHESTNUT ; STREET, THEA: tro will be rented for Apply mont 100 woga privately. JIG, CLC rs to WM, G. COUHRAN, £4 Walnut SONG AND DANCA, AND IRI ht. Puplis Stved for thay by JO} ae jouston Wire newt Bowery. | en