The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1871, Page 8

8 FINANLAL AND COMMERCIAL, WALL STREET, SaruRpay, June 17—6 P. M, On ’Change to-day wheat was less active and tower. The cotion market was firm and toward the close higher. THE COTTON MOVEMENT. The receipts of cotton at all the ports during the past week were 24,046 bales against 28,136 bales the previous week, making the total receipts since Sep- tember 1, 1870, 3,845,176 bales, against 2,800,478 bales during the corresponding period last year; show- ing an increase in the present crop of 1,044,698 bales, The exports for the week were 20,970 bales, and the total exports for the expired portion of the cottoa year 3,003,732 bales, against 2,022,824 for the corres- Donding period of 1869-70. The stocks at all the ports are 224,851 bales, against 229,277 last year. : THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated banks proves quite favorable, tanks to the pooi in the Gold Room, who, by repressing the shipment of Specie the past week, left ine banks with @ good ex- hibit in the way of reserve. The gain in legal ten- ders and specie amounts to about $2,000,000, and as ‘the set-off to this is only twenty-five per cent, an in- crease of about $1,800,000 in liabilities, the surplus reserve of the banks is increased $1,716,494, leaving thei with a total of $16,634,312 in excess of the re- serve required by jawto be kepton hand, The statement compares with its predecessor as fol- jows:— June 10, June Loans, 2 Specie Circulation, 30,740, tit Deposits 242,894,333 Legal tenders 70,410,441 The variations from last week were as follows:— Decrease in loan: ++ $675,629 Increase 1a specie E Decrease in c.rewation Increase in deposits, Increase in legal tenders GOLD DULL—112% The gold market was very dull, and towards the close became heavy. The price fluctuated benween 112% and 1124s until after three o'clock, when a few fales were made at 112 6-16. The course of the mar- ket is shown in the table:— In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 2 percent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- tows:— Go!1 cleared —_ 469, nov Gold balance 87 Currency balances. ie! 3 The European steamers took out $900,000 in specie, GOVERNMENTS HIGHER. The government hist was active upon a continued demand against the anticipated conversion of the July coupons into bonds, particularly on European orders, and prices advanced an average of about per cent, closing as follows;—United States currency fixes, 11544 a 1154g; do. do., 1881, registered, 11434 a 11434; do. do., coupon, 11734 a 11754; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 112% @ 112%; doe do., 1862, coupon, do., 11234 a 11234; do. do., 1864, do. do., 112% a 112%; do. do., 1865, do, do., 112% a 1123; do. do., registered, January and July, 1114 a 111%}; do. do., 1865, coupon, do, 11446 & 114%; Go. do,, 1867, do, do., 114% @ 114%; do, do., 1868, ao. do., 11434 a 114%; do, ten-forties, registered, 10974 11034; do. do., coupon, 110% a 110%, SOUTHERN SBCURITIES STRONG, The Southern list was strong, with a well dis- tributed casmesi—Phe-spacaiative movement tn the Tennessees was pursued and prices maintained. The special tax bonds of North Carolina were in good request and moderately active. The market closed with steady feeling. The final street prices were as follows:—Tennessees, ex coupon, 72% @ 73; do. new, 7234 a 73; Virginias, ex coupon, 6744 a 68; do., new, 73 a 7344; do., registerea stock, old, 54 & 55; Georgia sixes, 87 a 89; do. sevens, 93 a 94; North Carolina, ex coupon, 47 a 4744; do, funding, 1866, 36 a 374; do, do., 1863, 81.833; do. new, 27 a 27%; do. special tax, 2014 a 21; Missouri sixes, 961% ® 963; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 9434 a 95; Louisiana sixes, 70 a 72; do. new, €5 a 67; do, levee sixes, 70 2.73; do, cights, 85 a 89; do. Penitentiary sevens, 69 & 71: do, Railroad eights, 75 a 78; Alabama fives, 73 a 75; do. eights, 103 @ 104; do, Railroad eights, 95 a 100; South Carolina sixes, 76a 18; do. new. January and July, 6234 @ 63; do. do., April and Octoher, 608 61; Arkansas sixes, 6634 a $8; do. sevens, 50 a 62; Nobile and Ohio Railroad ster- lung, 87 a 88; do, interest eights, §1 a 82; do. second mortgage do., 67 a 70; Mississippi Central Railroad frst mortgage sevens, 82 885; do, do. second mortgage eights, 77 a 80; New Orleans and Jackson- Orst, 90 a 92; do. do. second, 77 a 80; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first, 85 a 87; do. do, second, 78461; Greenvilie and Columbia Railroad, guaran- teed by South Carolina, 58 a 62; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 74 a 77;, Wil- mington, Charlotte and Rutherford eights, 51 8 64; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad eights, 76 a 78; Memphis city sixes, 5) a 58; Savannah city sevens, 86 a 89; New Orleans consois, old, 73 a 76; do. issued to railroads, sixes, 72 & 75; do. sevens, 70 & 72, THE CITY BANK STOCKS, The following were the bids for the city bank shares:—New York, 13834; Merchants’, 121; America, 450; City, 226; Phenix, 110; Tradesmen’s, 166; Gal Jatin National, 102; Merchants’ Exchange, 102; State of New York, 111; Commerce, 122; Mechanics’ Bank- Ing Association, 115%; Ocean, 9554; Mercantile, 123; American Exchange, 114}; Paciflo, 197; Chatham, 17234; Bank of North America, 10734; Irving, 125; Metropolitan, 188; East River, 1164; Market, 1: Nassau, 107; Corn Exchange, 129; St. Nicholas, 123; Marine, 165; Commonwealth, 97; Park, 162; Mann- facturers and Merchants’, 102; Central National, 108; Becond National, 180; Ninth National, 116; Tenth National, 126; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 95. STOCKS MORE ACTIVE AND STRONG, Those who were in attendance at the Stock Ex- change, being the few as compared with the many who absented themseives to attend the races at Je- rome Park, devoted the day to covering their “shorv’ contracts, and business in stocks had there- fore a more active, quite a buoyant character. The bank statement was known to many “Insiders” long before its appearance on the telegraph tape, and Its good features confirmed the “bears” in their deci- Bion to close up contracts for the week and go home with a bappy mind for Sunday. The extremes of the day are shown in the following table of the high- est and lowest prices of the leading stocks: — Highest, mens New York Centra! consolidated. bie York Central scrip... 2% dariem 180% Erie. 29: Keadiug. 1164 Lake Shore 113% pe aad 61 Pittsburg. . 118: North wexte Tox Northwestern | 91 Rock Island 122: Milwaukee Paul. co Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred. 18% Ohio and Misaisst; . 0% 4 Columbus, Cur and Ind: Geniraa! bi 4 Pi Union Pacitic..... 80 2536 Hannibal and §t. Joseph. . a 87 Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred. 8936 Western Union Telegraph. te % 58% Paciic Mali... se neee 454 4234 THE SPRCIB MOVEMENT. The exports of specie daring the week and since the beginning of the year are shown In the tanie:— Total for the week on iy 392,491 Freviously reported, 5,016,430 Total since Jafluary 1, 1871 + $37,308,921 Same time 1870, 15,193,860 Same time 1869, 14,147, 727 Bame ume 1868... 045,930 Same time 1867. Same Line 1866 204 Same time 1865 vee 17,714,488 THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK. The tmports other than dry goods and specie at the port of New York from foreign ports for tne week ening June 16, 1871, were $6,724,871. ‘The imports of joreign dry goods at New York durlog the past week and since the beginning of the yeur were;— For the week, Hatered at port Tarown on market ner Jan, Le 1809. $i,ia Alas, 1870, 1871, 426 $1,358,466 $1,608,459 3 1,800,046 "1,442,631 Entered ort. 46,262,074 47,981,011 63,642,006 Thrown on markel 46,691,008 49,786,549 63,158, 220 The total imports at this port for the past week Were $5,423,990, against : NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY. JUNE 18, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. wees, and $0,433,661 for Ine corresponding weck of Jast year. ‘The total imports at New York for the week com~ Dare as follows:— Dry General mas Week ending, . Goods, Mé ar. June 17 + $1,695,459 $8,423,330 June 10... + 1,618,883 ty 7,410,146 June 3..... + 2,066,085 5, 605,35 ‘7071, 425 THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES. The following were the bids for the railway bonds and mortgages :— New York Cen 6's, 1883. 92 New York Con @s, 1887.3 91 New York Cen 6's, re gov York Cen 14 Del, Labk & West 24 m. 9614 Tol'& Wab Ist my ex 98 Taw i's, 24m, 8f, 5, Harlem 1st m, New Jer Cen new bis..-103 Pitta, FW & Chie tet m.103 Pitts, F W & Chic 2d m Pitts, FW. & Chic 8d 93 Clev & Pitta con, # Clev & Pitts 2d 'm Clev & Pitts 8 m. Clev & Pitts 4th m. Chic & Alton a f. Chic & Alt lst m, Chie & Alt income. Onto & Miss Ist m Dub & Sioux C 1st Chic, ur. 8p Mich So7 Mich SN Lat Ty a Be uu Usion ac ‘Ist.m bas. Union Pac |g 7's.. Union Pac income 1's. 82% Ti Cony 7p 6, 1875. +000 10 Alte BH Ist'm.. Mi Chie & Mil Ist 1m...0 Jol & Chie lat m } Gol, Chic & Ind Ist m. BSN York & N Haven 64.100 Bos, Hurt & Erie gtd.... 23 Tack & Wea baa ; Beis Lack & West lati 93 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOSK EXCHANSE. - Saturday, Juve 17—10:15 A. M. 1000 US NH, ¢, 162... 1156 100 aha West Un Tel 500 do. 12 M83 130 SLd. B00 alteTer Haute iat 8000 Mich Cen 8' ah 800 io & M 83 Soabe Continental BE. 100 6 BkofCommerce ., ed 200 Con Coal of Ma Hy dc Ib & Si Ww rode & Paci 12:15 o?Clock P. M. $100000 US 5-20, ©, '67.23 1125 One o’Clock P. M. 1100 shs LS 4MS RR. Pd 20 eg, BIRR. 60. 200 Morris € 8 o BUS 2000 U § 6-20, r, 62. "67. +g Too US$-20, 6 pe thd 810000 Tenn 6's, pists 100 sha Canton Co, 100 Md Coal 12% Be jposa Min pf. 100 Am Mer U Ex.. STREET QUOTATIONS, Five e’Clock P. M. Bos, Har & E ColC& Ind Cen aig wet 17% Northwesternpt Saga #2 EDUCATIONAL ECCENTRICITIES, A Breeze a: a B:ookiyn Public School—Tho “Marms”? in a EF.ut:er of Just Indign tion. Yesterday morning, agreeably to invitation of the Superintendent of Instruction tn Brooklyn, Mr. Buckley, the lady teachers of the public schools of the City of Churches assembled in the primary de- Partment of school No. 25, Walworth street, near Myrtle avenne, for the purpose of witnessing the sys- tem of instruction pursued in the three highest grades of the primary classes. There were also pre- sent upon the occasion Mr. Phelps, chairman of the local committees of No. 25; Mr. Rhodes and Mr. Humphrey, of the Normal School Committee, ana Mr. Daniel Maujer, of the Board of Education; Mr. Cruikshang, Assistant Superintendent, and a Jew other gentlemen who were not connected with the Bureau of Public Instruction, Mr. Buckley, before opening the exercises, at ten o'clock, explained to the assemblage the purport of the meeting as being for the better instruction of teachers in the primary depariment of the fifty schools of the city, It was that they migh: learn the better by witness- ing the performance of the routine laid down tor ‘their guidance; that they might see combined the theory and the practice of imparting the elementary principles of education—the method of laying the foundation of the grand fabric of cducation in young minds, There was NO INVIDIOUS DISTINCTION made in the selection of this school for a sample; far from it. No. 1 or No. 50, they were all alike to him— equally his pets. This school was chosen simply because It was central in location, and its pupils were certainly equal in their advancement in their grades to any other school in Brooklyn or els where, The painstaking and really capable principal, Mrs. Forbes, then stepped forward and directed the ex- ercises, consisting of singing, arithmetic—addition, substraction, short division, long division, mental arithmetic—reading and spelling. The pupils, com- prising @ division from each class of the three first grades, @ bright, cleanly set of children, marched in and took up their positions in class line, and ac- quitted themselves in a manner which elicited the eulogism of all, and at once convinced the impartial spectator with the fact that no care or trouble had been spared by their instructresses in imparting knowledge to them. In the exercises in arithmetic ‘the children all, without an exception, were prodi- gies of excellence, puzaling older heads to keep pace with them in their “LIGHTNING CALCULATIONS. ‘The sums were drawn upon the blackboard by the teachers, and worked out with a correctness and Bs ctr’ most flattering to the system incuicated, as to the apt scholars. The reading iessons were also gone through witn creditable result. At vais point Mr. Rhodes produced a scrap of paper, upon which were written certain sentences, which he proposed BP eye should write nj a ge black- board. The lady principal remonstr: against this proceeding 4 unfair, a8 the pupils tet not ior been instracted in writing upon the board. He insisted, however, upom giving out sentences for the boys and girls to write. The children went forward reino- tantly and nervously to thelv task. In two or three instances the boys and girls falied to spell a word correctly on the rd, whereupon Mr. xhodes de- clared that the boys ra were no properly taught, and that the teachers been caught nap- i ee inet al very naturally defeuded her ‘a, . uckleyjalso: oe In terms high); complimentary of the teachers in tbat department, and attributed tho failures in demonstrating on the Part of the pupiis who had missed to nervy and oxcitement, Mr. Hennessey asaaticd the of alleged neglect of orthography in the public schools, and Mr, Cralkshank was of the opinion that they had ‘done, admirably. If any one of the com- mittee or audience were called to demonstrate upon the blackboard in public for the first time they Would, in ali probability, err ae much as did these children, Le (ook occasion to remark that none of the classes examined here were under instruction more than three yeara, aud that the oldest pupil Was but wel Mr. Rhodes then arose in an excited manner and assailed the teachers, and Boped that the ladies from other schools wouid take ah and profit Uemaeives scant nappion, Tirougn ine atone nappiny iy e failure ds: | uyils in spel fing on the blacktourd, bis Nancture quite ae \ tne coaure of te ad of excitement ent, caused by we aby movement of several jaa: oer tho ladies iu question, ng ipdiguent at lunwarranted aspersion 'o| non lect and con. imely cast upon thelr fellow teachers o; » 2h. tue one remarked that the teachers were going leave, whereupon the colossal Rhodes Assumed his, most inflated proportions and induiged in the highly classical slang term of warning, “LET THEM ‘TRY IT ON at thelr peril? Ata motion from the superintena- ent, ana at bis request alone, tho fair maims eub- sided in their wrath and seats, ana order reigned in Warsaw, The gentieman continued to abase the devoted teachers of 25, and woull not allow either the Jady principal or the proper officers of the public schools to express themselves. At (he con clusion of his remarks he took Sis hat and leit, much to the relief of the indignant iady instrec- Urcase®, THE MUTINEERS OF THE MANITOBa. Impertant Questions of International Law. ‘Thomas and Robert Walsh, Charles Carr and Thomas Shea have been delivered over to the Brinsh Consul under an order for.their extradition to England on a charge of having attempted to kill the captain (Durkee) and the mate (McKinnon), of the English ship Manitoba, on a recent voyage from Cardiff to this port, Wood, McDonald and Fitz- patrick, who had veen held by Commissioner White on the preliminary investigation, will not be sent over for trial, as the evidence adduced did not very materially connect them with the atueged offence. The law of extradition is now undergoing consider- able discussion in England, in consequence of the demand which, it is ‘supposed, may be made by the French government upon Great Britain for the SURRENDER OF THE COMMUNISTS who have taken refuge there. It {8 claimed ‘by France that the Communists who have fiel to Bel- gium and England, sag are taking shelter in those CORD EIOS, BER not political ofienders but murderers, and th @ view of the case which after events may determine, Whether England will accede to the demand, if 1t be made, 13 auother matter, but there is an aspect of extradition trestles, entirely independent of all relation to the Communists, which deserves a word of comment, Hitherto, when persons charged with violations of the laws of other nations have been found in the United States they have been invariably sent back for trial in the place from whence they fled. This mode of proceeding has been accompanied by delay, trouble and ex- pense; and the question arises, could not some means be devised by which ail this may be pre- vented. For msiance, if a sailor commits murder or makes an attempt at murder or mutiny on board an English vessel sailing into an American port, what dimiculty would there be in trying him in an American court, provided there was a treaty stipu- lating that a sailor committing murder or avy other offence known to the law on an American ship en- tering an English port should be tried according to the British coge. By adopting an international agreement of this kind as vo ofiences on board ship speedy tials for the accused would be obtained, as all the witnesses must neces vip. Ba on the ship in which the offence occurred. and therefore easily had by a litte acenees before being permitted to jJand. A rule of this kind, however, would not apply toa fugitive who had’ committed forgery or murder in London or Paris, for the evidence of the deed, in such a case, must be in one or the other of the places named, and the only delay to the course of justice would be the time occupied in arresting the fugitive and sending him back to be tried in the country he had Jeft and whose laws he had broken. The argument, therefore, that may be very strongly used in favor of the trials of sailors in the first port of arrival after tho commission of an offence has not the same force when used in support of the trial in this country of persons who are charged with murder, piracy, forgery or other misdemeanors, SALES AT- AUCTION. T) EER. MINER & BROTID H. LEEDS & MINE! tablished 1847.) nambers and 77 Reade strecta, Salesrooms & LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, HB, MINER & BROTHER, we HENRY H LEEDS & MINER, Established 1°47.) Balesrooms 9 Cham TH Reade streets. SATURDAY, Jane 24, At 1035 o'clock, at bur salesroome, 5 Chambers and 77 Reade street Household Furniture, Mirrors, Carpela, dc. ‘Particulars in RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. 2 ORR and salesroom 37 Nassau street, opposite the Post Hatdsome Houschoia Furniture, Chickering Grand Pianoforte, Carpets, &c. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell at auction on MONDAY, June 1, at ll o'clock, at the private residence _, No. 8 West Forty-second street, near Fifth avenue, al the handsome Furniture contained in sald house, com- prising in part carved rosewood Parlor suit, in crimson satin; rosewood Centre gnd Side Tavler, variegated marble tops;' rosewood Etageres and Canterburys, superb carved rosewood Grand Pianoforte, Chickering maker ; finely carved solid oak Dining Se Bulfet and Chiifon! Arm and Side Chaira; Library Bool Chairs, Desks abd Secretaries; walaut mabogiay and ennineliog "Bearooan, bates curied Hair Matiesses, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Wilton, Vel- Yet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpet Ching and ware, together with the i with which the sale will commence. RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Office and salestoom 87 Nassau’ street, opposite the Pout otice. Household Furniture, Conthnts ofa Barber's Shop, Office Furniture, &e.y m TUESDAY, at 103¢ o'clock, BY JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, at thelr salesroom, 3 87 Nassau street. Three very elegant ‘aint, Bedroom Suits, wing Machines, Elegant rosewood seven octave’ Pianoforte. UCTION NOTICE. BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘We shall sell on TUESDAY, JUNE 20, at 1034 Otelocky ay e assortment of fir BOOTS, SHOES AND UONGHENS GAITERS, ‘Adapted to present wants of trade. AARON CLAFUIN & CO, Auctioners. 18 Murray street. Fd wed NOTIC! mM Bhs lg 1, t 11 o' 450, CASES STRAW. 12 Paka LEAF Goops, for mev's, women's and cbild rear. iy THE LATEST STYLES, Attention of buyers is invited. Catalogues and goods now ready, WM. TOPPING & CO., Anctioneers, ‘182 Church street, UCTION NOTICE. JAMES JERKING, Auctioneer, will sell at public auction on Mouday, June 19, at 10 o'elock, at the late residence of T. E. Walker, deceased, Boston post Be ee street, West Farms, Westchester county, York, all the Household Furoiture, consisting in part ol jor, Pacing Dining Room aud Kitchen Furniture, teads, Bi area Sofas, Wardrobes, Brussels an | ery Carpets, Sei Feather Beds, Bolsters = Pillows, H: rs Mattresses, China and Glass Wate, Stoves, &c. dino, two tne Horses, ‘Carriages, Wagons, Harnces, &c. " Baie positive and absolute, ¥ M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, Marahal's and mortgagee'eaale of the entire stock of = Furniture Dealer inetmaker's Stoek, On Monday, Fane Ie, at 11 o'clock, at the extesroom 79 Nama atrest ae bate Parior Suits, Bedroom and Dining Room Suit 100 oar 9; 100 Corn Husk, Hair and Wool ‘Mattresses; four Pler Mirrors: with a large’assortment of Foods such af te usual found in dealers’ esta»lishments. All to be peremptorily sold. By order of P. MCCABE, City Marabal. ¥ JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER, JOHN A. DUNN & CO,, Salesroom 933. B Till.ell,on TUESDAY next, at 1} o'clock, at No. 82 Sackett street, Sonth Brooklyn, a tew door from Hiamiiton ferFy entire the first ‘class Fixtures, Stock, Ac. of that ting of one, magnificent Your-pull silver plated rosewood Beer Pump, one magnifi ck Walnut Counter, inlined with watcr pipes complete Tables, Stove, Clock, Glass and Silver Ware, together with, all the'Stoek and all other goods contained 10 sale store, BY JOBN ss one SOGTTONEER. Salearogm 289 Howe will aol, on WEDNESDAY nest June D, and entire the Stock and Fxtures, Horse ‘age large corner Grocery and Tea Store, on a leading avenue, went side of town, Can be bought’al a sacriice it ‘applied for befor lay of of sale, yy ly xye gale of Howrohold Furniture, Ca Fiang ‘xe,, &e., on Wednesday, Ju patie bd Haat Thiriecuth streets bear Br caaway We abail sell Seguin avery larps aud well telected essoremest of Set one Plraitive, together with 0 oF 40 good Carpets, Pier and Mane tal Murore, Curing and Gorafes, two/or three rosewood fortes, with quite a good selection of pla full particulars on Tuesday and Wednesday. SoU More BY CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS—OFFICE NO, ne West Fourth street, corner of Broad way.—Will sell, Tuesday, entire Furniture, Fistures, dc. 0 Hotel. (itty privately purchase: Monta, ib argaln, with all it Dusiuere opporiuultien, bite yY CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONFERS.—WILL SELL, ‘June 27, without reserve, two improved beantifal Build: ing Lots in Weat Hoboken, nea Obecrvn ory. Fall pai lara, with diagrams, at fice of auctioncers, No, 4 ai Fourth a corner of Broad: ni and ingrain Cacpetn: hale le; pte iy ply EAE iit la a Mantel irrol jor Bul Gh ee Kitchen Ute: fae aiiedioned 7: EG. te Dot A ohnT, BREW! Rs Cons Ww, WAGONS, ost MOUNTED GACH ‘AND SINGLE COUPE HAR. DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROAD TTARNESS, LADIES’ AND GENTLE! Bono AFA RDLES, ELEGANT JOKSE ay THE PRIVATE STABLR, 55 EAST THIRTY- Fipt a? MRE ei ESDAT, JUNE m se ie Tock, an above, tl MODs el UPERU SPA! BAYS gant manes ae Ho perfectly sound, kind ny ness, either one maki jah and free drivers and one te ty BE, amie SPAN 0) *HEACR. Tene, own sisters dvs and sit. years old, ands; warra erfectiy sound, ad and sergiies i fini at Sine which will be shown at pedigree, which wile srarranted, wl a0 be N'ELEGA AWA pie HORSE, dl tali, 15 bands, 8 iy sound, kind and gevtle Yn all as trotted io 2:37, and warranted coupe, by Wood Bron. for ond or two horses, Jn clogant order, ROE ey DW. AGO! 7 Three-quarwr ‘ot with Pole ad Shafts; fn Eres pgaer Very ele; nt gold, mounted. cach and single oo double and sinsle, by D1 ceiee! bet also Bnd geute' Saddles wd Bridlen, HORSE ¢ cl 10 light also ladies’ fo; ae. by Tafve dogs, of DWARD SCHENCK, , AUCTIONE. Carriages, 7 Re E fee bob of “Horese aad Carvlocen” SALES AT AUCTION. XECUTURS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE ‘AT BABYLON, 1, 1,00 Saturday, June 94 IATL 9b} “o'olock P. M., on pre- imises—Homest Sb acreh t Resid 4 ap did outbuildings; Farm of cen lence and splendid outbuildings comp! about 50 acres of abou! one mile east of Babylon. Sale witnont reserve, to close the estate of the Inte James T. Beriine, deceased. ‘on ‘dash, balance on mort. fo for & term of years. ‘This sale will comprise some of tho‘mort ‘valuable and. Inviti erty (on ‘Long Istand. Visitors can take Sout! at South Seventh street, Williamsburg, at 8 or 10 A. M., Gnd leave Babylon at 1:80 or 4:36 P. further particulars tnquire of JOHN R. REID, Attorney, 15 Nassau street, New Yor! 8, WEINBERGER, AUCTIONFER, | SEELS ON + Tuesday, June 103g o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery, to pay siornie and, a wrancea’ for account. of whom It may ‘Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver concern, 25 Chains, Goid ‘Sleeve Bations, Scarf Pins, Diamond Studs and Ping, Opera Glasses, ‘4c. Also, same day, at UL Siulock, Furuiture, fine Rewitl Machines, Clocks, Cary ts, Warardves, Bureats, Mattings, &c. ‘JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONERR. oJ Assignce’s sale of plumbers’ iron and Brass Ware of Sil kinds. “Also Copper Sinks, Shelving, ae. on. Monday, Sune 19, at 10 o'clock, at 534 West Fifty-tfth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, ALFRED BRADY, Assignee. OAN OFFICE SALE—TO PAY ADVANCES—WATCHES and Jewelry,JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell, at ig’New Bowery, on Tuesday, June'20, at iL o'clock, 600 lots of Goldand Bilyer Watches, Gold and Diamond Jewelry, Opera Glasses, Histolsy Silverware, 12 dozen. English Wated Dials, pleces and remna ‘Silk’ and Poplin, Lace Shawls, silk i Dibra two English double barrelled Guns, By order A. Jackson, No. 6 Amity street, MURRAY, HILL—E. H. LUDLOW & CO. WILL SEL fs at auction, by order of the Superior Court, at Ex- change Sal srooms, 111 Broadway, on, x0ih day of June ihe splendid four story House and ast Thirty-third atreet, thier door from’ Madison avenue; a rare. chaiice? premises in good condition. For terms apply to CHARLES D, 5 Chambers street, MOonteAcee’s sal TUESDAY, JV 11 o'clock, on premises 191 Lewis st late, Machinery'and Moulda, A. M. © Rn, PIRESpN AUCTIONEER, 0.4 MELLICK, Jr,, &'BRO., Anctfoneers and de am, yey ‘Jersey Real Es ik 6 Pine street, N.Y. THE MOST INPORT SS T SALE EVER HELD ON ThE Spas JUNE 2u, 1871, p, M., on the premises, ALi: AT AUCTION of the well OAKLAND PR PROPERTY, b CRANFORD AND WESTFIELD, fifty-three minutes from the New York side of the the Central Ratiroad of New Jersey. This eboice inevery particular, being within easy waiking distance of two stations, on ahigh elevation immediately adjoining the STR ‘TS HANDSOMELY oranre. pare: FEET OF PLANK WALK LAID, 4 F ie will be con- continued on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. A liberal collation wul be pro’ SPLENDID MUSIC BY aaruLia's SEVENTH REGI- BA eee passes and maps can be had by applying to the auc- u may Bi A. D, MELLICK, J, BRO, ‘0.'6 Pine street, bay GRIFFITH & PRENTISS, 40 Walker ies et, or KELLER: & ALLEN, corner Ann and William streets, OD, Hy LIRRSON, AUCTIONRER.—T0 METHODISTS.— 1. Recollect the 100 Plows to be sold at Chatham, N. J., on Friday, June 23, is near the Drew Theological Seminary. Chathain 's 24 miles nearer New York than Madison. Tlie building sites are beautiful, prospect charming, ‘This land is in New-York Homestead Aasociation. PAWNSROKERS SALES, FIELD, ‘Auctioneer, 191 Bowery. Monday, June 19, by order Mrs, B. Costello, 16 ‘Mott street, Men's and Women’s Clothing, Tuesda: ne 20, by order G. Fredricks, Bleecker street, Men's and Women's Cloth rif Wednes sday, June 21, by order Gillon, Men's and Women’s Clothi: une 2 by. order J. rO'Meara, M ind Women’s Clothing. Friday, June 28, py order H. Freel, 61 Rose street, Deh's and Women's Clothing. AWNBROKER'S SALE— WATCHES AND JEWELRY.— JOHN MORTIMER, 43 East Broadway, will sell to- morrow (Monday) 500 lots Gold and Silver Watches, tine Gold end Diamond Jewelry, Opera Glasses, a large lot of Pistols, Guna, Plated Ware and other valuable goods. Order of I: Aaron, 197 Grand street, AWNAROKER'S SALE—TUESDAY, BY JOHN MOR- MER, 43 East Broadway, of lots. Men’ sand Wo- Bedding and other seasonable Goods, Vest Twenty seventh street, Friday— Clo: iz, Bedding and oiher Goods. Ur- Wiltamsburg. AWNBROKERS? SALES.—WM. 8. INGRAHAM, 58 NEW Bowery, will gell Tuesday, order B, J. Fty, 120 avenue 0; Thursday, order Moss Brothers, 61 Ca street; Friday, order G. Praeger, 8% Broome street, AWNBROKER’S SALE.—MONDAY, JAMES AGAR, ‘Auctioneer, will sell, at 59 New Bowery, 800 lots of Men's and Women’s Clothing, Watches and Jewelry, by order D. S. Silberstein, 40 Sixth avenue. AWNBROKER’S SALE—WOMEN'S CLOTHING.— Ww Ceamaare Afi JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will uae ‘ete New Bowery, 500 lots of Dresses, Sik and Lace 81 Sacques, Underclothes, Remnant ie ‘Sesans’ Taule Linen, Beasonable Goods, by order of John J. Levy, 45 Bixth avenue, AWNBROKERS’ SALE. ‘Auctioneer, wiil sell, at 59 New Bowery, 500 oad Women’s: Clothing, mpants Dot Silk, Table Linen, &e., order of 8. Goodstefn, Bridge street, brooklyn, and M. Re Rally Grand atreel, Wililamsburg. AWNBROKERS SALE—FRIDAY, JAMES AGAR, Noneer, will sell, at 59 New Bowery, 500 lots of Men's and Women's Clothing, Table Eanen, Sheets, Spreads, &c., by order of ¥. Bryan, 17 Walker street. RICHARD, WALTERS, AUCTIONEER. Sew Ing Machines. Marshal's Sale. Will sell, MONDAY, June 1, at 11 o'clock, ‘at 37 Fast Broad JUNF 2, AT t, lot of Choco- F, Mortgagee. iver, by BS ‘"vhursd: en! See Ciothing, rS, Stearn, 118 THURSDAY, JAMES AGAR, lots of Men's Welegant Cabinet Wheeet & Wiison's, Grover & Baker's, Singer's and other Sewin, ‘Machines, in perfect order. ARLE! 3 F, WATTS, Marsbal. Ss. HERMAN, AUCTIONEE! Marshal's sale of Wines, Liquor, &e., Monday, June 18, at 1036 o'clock, No. 13 Bowery; the entire Stock of a Liquor Store, viz., of fine Bourbon, Hrandies, Gin, Jamaica es, in casks and ‘barrels; Cases er Cases and Baskets of Charpagce, ac, Anda ee lot of other ‘Liquors and one Force Pump. By order or H. DREHER, City Marshal, HERMAN AUCTIONEER. iB, de., Orclock, No. 18 Bowery; 10 pleces Sofa Frames, &c. and black walnut Sofs, Carpets Parnitare ot of 8, Furniture, Solin A. WETH, & larshal Also, at 11 o'clock, Mar (Watts | Machine; ; one large size Singer Sewing itachi n good order. YER ELSAS, Cliy Marshal. NITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE of a writ of vendition! exponas to me directed and de- Hvered, {wise nubile aueton, on Tucuday the ath day of June, 1871, atlz o'clock M., by D. 8, imby 1» Sho) BUC- tioneer, on board thereof, the bi eanting Pane er tackle, &c., — and ies in the water, at Empire Catharine ferry rooklyD. a "5. R. HARLOW, Cattes nica Marshal District of New York, BRooKLyN, June 10, 1871. asf R. ROBERTS, AUCTIONLER-—TO BE SOLD AT sq Pulte auction, on, Monday, June 19, ait at 12 o'clock noon, on board, at the foot of = ear fycien ee Last river, where she ‘can. Dow be seen at-all ‘reasonaby hours, the iron steamboat Metropolitan, formerly in use ty the Police Department of the city of New York, She is about 125 feet in length, 82 feet ‘and 7 feet depth of bold, with oecillating engine 6 feet ee ore 83 inch cylinder. ‘Terms of sale.—Ten per cent to be paid to the collector of city revenue at the time and three days, at hie olice, in the new. Co ery of the vessel. . the balance within House, upon deliv- RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller of the city of New York, Ww YORK, COMPTHOLLER'S OFFIOE, June 8, 1871, PLOTS, 10 No more desirable Property has been offered thie season than is presented ea the saie to take place on Friday, June 28, at 1 o'clock P. M. at Chatham, N. J. For mays and fall particulars Siva the auctioneers, 4. D, MELLICK, Jt., & BROTHEK, No. 6 Fine sireet, __EUROPEAN STEAMSRIPS. (sty DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STRAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT B: The spiendia vessels on this favorite route for the Conti. nent will nail from Pier No. 50 N VILLE DE PARIS, Surmont PERFIRE, Danre. Jul AFA’ nrdayy duty 15 » Roi Bt, LAURENT: Lemar jurday, July 29 rice of passage in gold (ind (ineluding wine) to Brest or First cabin. siseeees #140 | Second cabin.. 75 ‘Those steamers do not carry atcerae passene Excursion tickets issued at reduced ra American travellers going to of returning from the Contl- nent of Europe by taking the steamers of this hne avoid both transit by English railroad and the dis leg of crossing the Channel, besides savi mente an Tse, GEORGE MCKENZIE, ‘nent 581 roadway, ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, or Routbamyton and dremen, The _steamenty BREMEN, Ladewigs, will sail 1 June Hd, at 3 P Ma irom: ‘Bremen Piér foot of Hoboken, To ‘ve follo hip Hi apt. G. Reichmann, on Sat utes of Dn, payable in gold First cabin 8120 Second cat Steerace ur freiglit or r paaaas apviy to 4 CO., Agents, 68 Broad street, QGURARD Line. The british and North American Royal Mail Asset oat pg) between New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork RUSSIA. Wednesday, June 2 SIBERIA, Tuesday, Jane 20 cu en Wednesday, June CALABRE Sat'day, Ue rie on HIA.&aturday, July -T ‘Wernesdag, July 2B PART SCuttA.Wednen July 12 | ALUERIA Saturday, July 18 JAVA.. gWedneaday, July 19 SAMARIA. Tuenday, July 18 TES OF PASSAGE, leamers, not carry 19) 120, gold, Secon Jeerage : Yao fora 2 260) gola $30, currency 150, gold. Tickets {rora Liverpool ‘and to ‘A all paria of Europe, at lowest rate, | So) 2ernstown ani a Through bille bf lating given Tor Relfast, Glasgow Antwerp and other ports oa “the ‘Continent, and for rept and oabin passage apply at the company's ‘tit Broadway, Trinity Building, ARLES . PICA RLY, aye Bowling Green. meorage paasnge, TEAM TO QUERS vying the United Bt COLORADO, Freem: WISCONSIN, Wil nid; terra Cabin pas . pape a cs, #33, ow Fenc} 3 Passengers book a 10 od from Paris Haraburg, Norway and Koi fin on Ireland, aoe and Germany» jut ates. Apoly fre oat as UUION, Rrondway, ___O'DONOYAN ROBSA, ‘Branch ofte \ MERICAN, CITTHENS | gorxa G_ ABROAD CAN PRO- NCKLYN, —_ eure in an bau Passports from it) FUS kK. MOHARG, 81 Ce tary and Commissioner for every Siate abd Terziter _ EUROPEAN STRAMSIPS. JUBENSTOWN. TEAM TO LIVERPOOL A} AND CUNARD LI ANYESINIA salle. Saturday, June 17 BIBERIA. Tuesday, June 20 fo currency, Bteernge paasazeo New York, Gat wad — t or cabin passage pane apt at at No.4 ners nap wird ‘or steerage passage apply at LT Brondwa iH ake Paseats PPRLES G. PRANCKLYN, Agent, cares LINE, FROM BOSTON FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT. ne 13 ALEPPO. “auly 8 TeOLt . in 22_ TRIPOLL agust 1 Cabin Pi gold, urn tickets, id ad urrency, iF frelgi or is PECAN DUN, £0 state atreet, Roston; ca. FRANC KLYN, No.'4 Bowling Green, New york, V HITE STAR LINE. New York, Cork and Liverpoo}, New and full-powered Steamships, the'six wee ue a world, ATLANTIO Abaarte, AbRIAtiC, * 6,000 tons penton 8000 h, p. each, me from New York on Saturday: Liverpool on Thu bared soos st Cork Harbor eact LAN'H Murray, on July 1, at 2°, M. OCEANIC ee ty Thompson, From the White Star Dock, Pavonia Ferry, Jersey City. accommodations (for all classes) unrivaled, fety, speed nd comfort. state ro rvom and bathrooms in ection, weg tlon ie <a felt Surgeons and siewardessea accom Kates—Saloon, $20" in gold. wisteorag, 30 in currency, ‘Those wishing to send for friends from the Oli Country cad now obtain steerage, prepaid certificates, 88, currency, Passengers booked to or from all parts'ot. America, Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, China, &c. Excursion ckets granted at loweat rates, Trafts from £1 upward, For information apply ‘at the company's offices, No. 19 Broadway, New York, J. H. SPARKS, Agent, [SHAN LINE, for Qugenstown and Liverpool.—Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to sail a8 followa:— iy 1,2 and each Sergey Saturday’ and Tuureta ‘frond pier 43, iriver. poe lg RATES OF PASSAGE, Payable tn gol. Payable in eurrency, First oabin 875 Bteerage ° To Paris. 90 Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Sweden, Norway and Denmark at reduced rates. Tiekets ean be Vought here ut moderate rates by persons wishing to send for thelr tri ea For further information at the Sompany 's office, 7 JOHN G. DALI Asset 15 Broadway, New Yor! _TRAVELLER® GUIDE. ARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP COMPANY, {n connection with the New Jersey Southern Rallroad On and after June four daily bis between ‘New York at via Sandy Yook and aes ints on the New Jersey Southera The pea saloon steamers vest ROCK JESSE HOYT will ee, from Pier 28 North ar Pod of Mora y street, daily (Sundaye as follows :— PLYMOUTH ROCK, até bee A. M., arriving at Long Branch JESSE HOYT, at 9:90 4 ate ‘arriving at Long Branch at JESSE HOYT, at 3:20 P. M.artiving at Long Branch at 5:17 PLYMOUTH ROCK, at 4:30 1 P.M. arriving at Long Branch at 6:15 P. JESSE NOYT, aT a ay ageing Brew York st 4b PLYMOUTH ROCK, at Miq., arriving in New York at JESSE HOVT, at 10:5 A. M, it ing in New York at 19:20 PLYMOUTH ROCK, at 6:08 ae Mu, arriving in New York at Tickets for Sandy Hooke Long Branch and all stations on New Jersey #0 Southern Raliroad. for sale at {he following ott 29 Broadway, corner Spring street corner Rroatnahe "waa 'wenty-third sireet, aad i lo ecourt: sirger, Brooklyn. Grand Promenade Concert on the PLYMOUTH ROCK each tip, by the celebrated Band of the Ninth regiment N. Fare to Long Branch, $1. Gommutation tickets for sale at {he once of the Narragansett Steamship Company, pier 3) North river. £xcursion tickets to er Hook and return, $1). ES EISK, Jn, President M. R. StwoNs, Managing Director. UNDAY EVENING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY at 6 o'clock P, M. from pler 30 North river, Vestry streety Connecting at above places, tor the West and Norin, ——— E CU RSIONS. i SANT VALLEY AND Sundays, from Spring street, at 934, 10: " M, for Fort Lee, landing at fhirtyetourt round trip. Dally at 10, 2 and 63g P, M. HOY FOR ROCKAWAY.—E’ steamer NELLY WHITE le: Cats P. M.; Christopher street, Norih river, 9 A. M. Ee hed P.M; Pier No. 4 North river, o:5 M, and 2P. M, g ieaven” Rockaway Ti AMC and 8PM Fare 6s. each way. % RY SUNDAY THR, from Peck Slip, 8:80 ATIONAL LINE, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, from pler 47 North river. FRANCE, Thomeon -Saturday, June 24, at 9 A. M, HOLLAND. Bragj ay July 1, atB P. af, RELVETIA, Grign. ape 10 L to Liverpo ‘ ure! repaid steerage ve tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Lon- donderry and Glasgow, $32, curren: Ke For fi further particulars apply at the company’s eflice, No, ens F. W. J, HURST, Manager, Lr Bot ac tet ae PACKET COMPANY'S yah INGIA, |. Ehlers, will sail on Tuead: ry Captain H. Ehlers, will sail on Tusaday, Tune 20, 1871, a taking agp from New York to “Hamburg, Plymouth nd Lond Firat Cal Second Cabiny & old; Steerage, 880, plane ayabie in Unit es gold, The SILESIA Will sail June 27, ‘After July 1 steamers will touch at Plymouth and Cher- KUNHARDT&CO, — C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, General Agents, eral Pamenser Agents, #61 Broad street, N. ¥. No, 6 Barolay street,{N. ¥ NITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL Passporis rts of the Department of State issued by A. C. yee ‘TH, United States Court Buildings, 41 Chambers si _____ COAST WIS# STEAMSHIPS. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO California, Japan and China, Panam: carrying mails, and freight ante a aBsen, Kingston, Jamaica and Facitio Cs Central erioas Pera and Chile: Steamers leave i6th and Suth of exch ca except when ‘hose daies fall on Sunday, then the ous, June 80, steame: HY CHAUNGES, Captain A. G. Gray, will leave pler No. 42 North river at 12 o'clock noon, for Aspinwall direct, and connecting at Panama with steamer CONSTITUTION, Captain Li touching at Punta ‘Arenas, San José, Guatemala, “and aiso counecting for all Central American and South, Pacite ports. Freight for last named ports received until 4 P. M. of June 9 a:ieamer CHINA will leave San Francisco duly 1 for Japan ina. For rates of passage, freight and all other information apply at company's olice, on the pier, foot of Canal atrect, FR. BABY, Agent A WRUNDAY (KXCURSION FOR GLEN COVE, NEW + Rochelle, City Island and College Point,—The swift and nboat AMERICUS leaves Peck shp every Sun~ at 8:00 o'clock, rain or shine, stopping ab Returning— 230 P. M., arrive beautiful at: venth streets each way. Ing at the city at PLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION. Dircet line to High Bridge. Steamers MORRISANIA and META will leave Fulton street, East river, for Harlem, Mornsania and High Bridge, ‘on Sunday, June 18, hourly, from 9 A. M. to7 P. he boati of this’ line pass under ‘and “Seyond the bridge, dancing at us giving excursionists a better op portunity of viewin; Dusetaal important structure, Fare to Harlem, 15 cenis. NNUAL REGATTA OF THE Ni b, on Thursday, June 22,—Tne SLE} Er HOLLOW. Ae eet J. Shermai nil leave Thirty~ fourth street at 9 A. ver st 1. 9:15, pier Nova 4 at 9:80 and Fulton ier nee yD, at 10 ‘orelock? Ticket. 1. Brass band on board. J. HARRIMAN, Pmt ha YORK YACHT Shoe. REGATT, June 22.. tegpptes the Hghtship with a limited ni fourth street, North river, at oH Os Montague street, Brooklyn, 10 dourd, Fare, $1, NNUAL REGATTA OF THE NEW YORK YACHT Cindy ‘Thuraday, Jane 2, 1871.—The elegant Sound Meamer, STAMFORD, formeriy of the Seigecpare unt? wi elect parties gentlemen desirous of taking ‘a quiet and enjoy. je excursfou down the Bay aud around the Lightship wilt rin mind that the Stamford, having elegant saloons, Will aiford all the comfort required on such a tr'p. The Stamford leaves South, koventh eth, ‘Wiiltamaburg, 8 A. istopher street, 9; Pier 4, YORK YACHT splendid steamer ber only, nly ieaving Thiiae Spri kal OA Pas i ‘Refreshments ‘on got as'8 spectator boat on this occasion. ad North river, 10 A. M. = _Tickets, 32. OB Refreshments on board, NNUAL REGATTA OF THE NEW YORK YACRP Club. --The saloon steamer L. BOARDMAN will accom- Pany the above regatta, Thursday, June 32, 1871, lenving foot hristopher street at 9 o'clock,’ Eighth street, Bast , at l0 o'clock. The man select as possi Tate's Soren el in one be i 'g ticket, 4 jckets can’ 6. M omas', 937 Broadway; Theodore jewart's, No: and 6 John ; Porter Bros. (caterers), 165 Church street, and at Dean's ‘Billard ‘Rooms, Montague, near Court street, Brooklyn. ERMUDA MAIL, Steamship SAN FRANCISCO will sail for Hamilton, taking freight to St. Georze’s, frou pler 2 North river, al noon, on iy £ September 7, et cooatad ® October For freiguts a passage apply to A Exchange placer New York. NITED STATES ae, BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP jewheel steamship NORTH Company.—The el AMERICA, tons Sarthe, japtain Geo. 8. Slocum, will aail for SC, Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Babla and. ilo Ta- For feign oc phamnge ac ee way ee or or passage 8] i Res iigwing dress, PP? ~ ‘NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA, Atlantte Maal Steamship Compan: sailing regularly every Thursday, i from npien Re, CNontrivern o'clock Ea, preciaey, SHERMAN, Captain A. Blanchard June 22 MISSOURI Cartan dri Baw COLUMBIA, Captain 8. Van "Bioe. “say 8 ‘or frei, Or passage to, gj wPP AW. DIMOCK, Prest tent, No. 5 Bowling Green, AVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ. New 3 York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving er 17 ks RL RI ee de dle CITY OF MERIDA, Deaken.. »-Friday, July 7 CITY OF MEXICO, Dy Tiommertaan, ureday, July 27 For freight oF Freight OF PAMAGSTANDRE & SONS, 83 Brondway, AN DOMINGO LINE, For Puerta Piata, Samana ‘The United States Mail Steamship, T » Captain E. A. Delanoy, wit a fer No. 4 orth F ta for the above ports on Satur- day, June 24, at 3 o'clock P. and St, Domingo City, 29 Broadway, New York, A WEOR, EXCURSIONS, STRAMER | WYOMING, «= barges ANNA, SARAH SMITH and CALEDONIA, Excelsior Park, Eagleswood and Oriental Grove, 883 West street, near Christopher, Cannot be secured clacwhorest 4. O8SE! NONEY ISLAND. NORTH RIVER ROUTE. / ‘the steamer NORWALK has Kitna her oe 1) the season, leaving West Tenth street at 9:25, 8:35; Warren street 940, 19:40, 8:40; pler No, 4 Nor rivery 10, 1 and 4 o’ciook. an eI I. i z hivelial pply at the Ferry oflice, foot of OR LEE (OLD LANDING) ane beer: VAL. ley.—Steamer THOMAS E. H Captain Geo at Oa. Mei W. Annett, leaves Christopher creme ual 535, 7% P.M. Fort Lee—7 und 113g A. and 64 P. Mg landing ai Thirty-fourth street on alt but the last up trip, RAND EXCURSION TO § and Red Bank, ‘The mgand faststeam! BIRD will Jenve ier 35, foot Frankiin street, North river, Sun lay morning, 18h Inst. at 74 o'eisck for above placess Teturuing, leave Red Bank at 3:30 1. M. DY HOOK, HIGHLANDS boat SEAL ANDS ALL ROUND. Select Famlly Excursion to Towa Island Grove,_ Tacaday, June 20—-The steamer FORT LEE, accom by Collta tition. Bands, is: Bulls Ferry: 8:30; Tickets ‘admiting an Bie Nach YORK YACHT RAGE Hours JUNE en ing, aiden ont RASTERN QUEEN, of 1,000 tone accompany th acht race of the 2d, loaving pier ai “Worth rivers f ‘ulton street, at 9:45; per No.5 North River at 10 o'clock foot of Morris street, Jersoy Citv, nt 10:15 A. M. Sean a Stapleton, Staten, Inland, at Voxst Wreck! Wha aaa Sak ‘ty, comfort and stateroom rAy Nefinc dine ry desirable, Refreshments on board. tHekets foe ale at pier 31 North fiver OR NEW a earmene tell anche Line, ‘The steamshi GontEs, C plain 8 an Whitman, will lea fer He 9 North river; om Vatersay, June M448 v'elock . Freight reosived daily. Through rates ton, Indianola, Mobite an Bt. Loi passage, #60, raleeraee, 2, Foret PERT CHOMWELL & CO., 88 West street. IEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS—TOUCH. ing at Key West, RE the United States mail, The Al steamship ARIA 5 Certate Fe 2 tee at pier 20 Baa river, wil feave Bat ‘Th re iret bf of lading given as a Howsttn and to all inte Houston and Henderson, aud B. B. ont oo nr cig la pee, better : AEBBRY & 00, Soe en aes or W. P, CLYDE & GO., wiven to Galves- {JOR NEW one DIREC’ TS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, From pier No. es Non river, at o'clock P. M. STERN METROPOLIS, ee Saturday ee %. ‘eight received danly. sone rates given to St. Louis viekba . Movie, Galtenton and Indianola. Lis ae ght or passage, having superior accommodation! api . FREDERIG BAKER, W Drondway. (pee GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER ine for ae a3 AS the Florida ports South and Southwest, sailing from pier No. 39 North river,at 8 P. M., every and ere rf. ‘The first clase sldewheet jeamst jOUTH Chol) Capteio J.T. Beckitt, will been Cy Wednesda: rough passage tlekeie a ‘and bills of lading issued at lowest bis local freight and ve = ernie MORGAN é 90. sy er a Pre roa nage (OO Tre steamship MANTIATTAN Wwil follow and sail on Sat- urday, June 24. ro behdea +30 CITY POINT AND teach Dominion Steamship Compa paigaunahips of this line leave pier PT North iver, foot of For Norfoli, Ovty Point and Richmond, on Tuesday, at $ P.M. steamship ISAAC BELL, eonnectipe ih mb ai ‘the frginia and ‘ronmeanee Att Air line, the’ Geabo and Ait Une, Petersburg and Ratlrond, Ohesay Y Ratirond and Richmond and--Danville. Rattfon bronad passenger tickets and throt f jading at reduc baa U4 | porate fowhaad yo te 6 181 at office on pier 37, or at office of ompan} Greanvich street, eoruer of Dey. ry vnanwnnn TRAVELLERS GUIDE, BRQOKLIN, BATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD ara jeave Greenwood every forty winutes ihe ah amnilton Wail wad Kelton ferry. care rua. to and. facial, 8 Sundays trains run oftener. Hotels now oped hlebel's Brass and Cott! Baits, Lines and Refreshments on ‘OR omy aus Vinal) Lhd ra cossene Milton, Pou opus. id aw. BALDWE daily, ut 4 Pp ey Lin Nort png toot of Harrison street., oR, CATSKILL DAILY.-STEAMERS THOMAS POWELL and SUNNYSIDE ‘Jeavo pier No. 48 Nort! Hee, foot of preiat ena daily, 6 P, M.; Saturdays at aod ji | MORMLOP LINE ta R, PE eve nowt henan ae f bea J exception at Bay Tonkers, “epost Ferry ara a ead Ryac! Cay ferry), bing Sing, Haverstraw, G: int and Verplanek’S SKILL E STEAMBOAT NEM ORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT COMPANY, pier 89 North river, wr tur Weak tare 1m. ZO Albany and troy, BuiTalo, ang the Wea cit North, The old, tablished, popul ig linao nore leave daily at 6. o'clock from, new Nostry ‘vireat, below Jerscy ferry, Fare ‘of 80 Foy ATURDAY AFTERNOON ROAT YOR CATBEILL, 1 Hudson and ¢oaearkie, landl-k at Newburg, New Hama: burs, Steamer SUNN vier Nort iver, foot nt Susine atreet, at 8 o'clook P, M, Jearee EGULAR )SUXDAY BOAT FOR THE FISHING Bauks.—The NEW CHAMPION, Caplan voighin street, Last river, xt fe Christopher atrevt, $:80; pler No, 4 Nort hice SP PEE bait, lines and rerleshments on » HE, HULMES, Manager, TL Cortlandt street, OCKAWAY BEACH.--STEAMBOAT FLORENCE WILL Fun, resplerly from, Frantiin street, pier, Ko. Nort. river, at 9 A. M.; Fulton atreet, Brooklyn, at 9:30 A. REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT, LANDING At Llizabethport, Union, Ros-ville and Peri Am On and after Sunday, June 4, the fast and commodfot steamer, GENERAL SEDUWICK, Captain, Donahue, will leave every, Sunday morning, from foot, of, Tuirty: Je fourth street, North river, at 8:45 -, and pier 26, foot of aoreek ck Returning, will leave Keyport Breet, at 9 o'clock A. M. 8:30 P.M. REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT, LAW ing at Elizabeth On and after Sunday, June 18, the steamer L. BOARD. aN will I forth of Barclay street, at 8:30 A. ve pler 26 river, foot returning, leave Keyport af FGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW: burg, Cornwall, Cold Spring, West Point and Yonkers. — The favorite steamboat SLEEPY HOLLOW, Captain James Sherman, leaves Fulton ferry, Brooklya, at 8 iy [5 Christo her street, North river, at¥:00; Thirty-fourth street, North Fiver, at9 o'clock A.M.’ Fare for the excursion, #1. hens: GROVES AND feces “Ades ee ad ‘the beautiful new of ith first ben 8 groves Teamet wand Bar #, OD favorable terns, ER & CO., 43 Front to charter for excursions, Applyto CRARY HOLLE: SECK, 156 Maiden lane, XUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK. ‘On aud after Sunday, March 28, the steamboat will make her regular oe sdebstsat Leave fot of Barcaystrcely New York, 1030 aM Stopping at Bergen Point each way. 10 CHARTBE-OTRAMER J. 8. UNDERHILL FOR EX+ 5 bers + metas. W. KENZEL, 8 South street, — qi 1% MARY POWELL, FROM VESTRY STREET AT 01 Siesii FORT LEK AND GLENWOOD GRO P.M, M. and 8:30 Y, M. daily, We leave dout 6:30 A. jughkeepate iiton 6: burg 7:30, Cornwall bal Wea roimt bic SO es riving in New York at 10:45, FIREWORKS, Prikewonke, (8, WHOLESALE, LIGHT'S CRLEBRATED works, Waugh's Thunderbolt Torpedves, onl: Firecrackers kept at A. WAUGH'S, Sr 393 and 300 nue, between Twenty-third and ‘wenty-fourth KUABER, STEAM MARLEE AND MARBLEIZING A, i Lg Ey i ieonee h street, Cid com) jonument pa, Ace at prices that dety competition KLABER & CO, 311 TO 203 WEST (TIPTY yIRS# reek, bet een Bromiway and Eighth avenue, and Marbl ized SManvclan Monuments, oresle; =n Original designs; largest variety, cheapest in the city. 500 VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS, AT REDUCED ries for the 00H) 7 SH STEWART & COW. 606 Fixth avenue, between Thiny-0fth and Thirty sixth sts, ut —— _ NEWSPAPERS, ° TALUAGLE PAPRR IN A GROWING TOWN OF NEW established iy: 20. tne open ee NSS ST assa aud Marble GraveBtones, Table roprietor retirtn Baige 6, eal —————== LIQUORS, &C, A, FINE uy stage OURKON WHISKEY AT €2 50 PER 10H erry and Vort Wine, #2 W per gallon; Bouter whiskey, Totten «a an ni Jashater num, 1) per gation, All warranted pri MoM. GILES, foo Gis avenue, corner Thirteeuts surect ELUEV'S ISLAND. CATAWBA--5000 | GALLONG pure utape Juice, vintage 1870 ‘etalon 91°16 per cat ns at he wing vaults, 9 Fulton street, nurtheass corner of siteue sireek, i } :