The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1871, Page 9

i oad FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WALL STRERT, } Tunspay, June 27—6 P. M. On 'Change to-day wheat was steady. The cotton market was lower unul toward the close, when it rallied slightly and closed firm. THE FOURTH OF JULY HOLIDAY. The Stock Exchange, by a vote of 297 to 38, de- cided to make Monday next, the 8d of July, a holl- day, and ordered an adjournment of business trom Saturday to the Wednesday following. The Gold Exchange adopted a similar resolution, and busi- ness in Wall street outside of the banks will there- fore be suspended during the interval between July 1 and July 5 This early action in the mat- ter was taken in order that the brokers May meantime conduct their transactions so that contracts shall mature before or after the holiday Aaterval. The banks and private bankers will be ‘under the necessity of remaining open on the 8d of July in order vo meet demands upon them in the or- ainary course of their business. The double holiday 1s well recetved, especially as the increasing dul- ness of the street leaves little rooth tor complaint on the score of prejudice to business needs. MONEY EASY, ‘The money market was easier, and among the brokers business was quite evenly distributed at ‘three to four per cent until towards the close, when there was a pressnre of balances at three per cent. ‘The government houses were fully supplied at two to three per cent. Prime commercial paper was quoted 4%¢ a 6 per cent discount. ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE, The diminishea supply of bills drawn against ex- ports of domestic produce, as well as the further scarcity of gold coim capable of profitable shipment Anduced a further advance in the rates for foreign ex- change. Double eagles now command a premtum ©f % per cent over fhesmaticr denominations of gold coin, known on the street as ‘chicken feed.” The fol- lowing are the quotations of bills on Europe accora- ng to the new basis of rates:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 110 a 11034; good to prime bankers’, 110% a 110%; short sight, 1107; a 11144; Paris, sixty days, 5.1644 a 5.15; short sight, 5.1134 a 6.10; Antwerp, 5.20 a 5.15; Switzerland, 5.1735 a 5.143% Hamburg, 36 a S644; Amsterdam, 40% a 4135; Frankfort, 40% a 413,; Bremen, 79a 7934; Prussian thalers, 715; a 72. It will be observed that Gnancial mtercourse with Paris has been resumed and that short and long bills may now be had by those wishing to remit to he French capital. GOLD STRONG—112#¢ A 112%. The advance in foreign exchange and the compar- alively large snipment of specie to-day induced a firmer feeling in the gold market, but led to very little activity. The market simply advanced an eighth per cent and there hed its own. ‘The govern- ment disbursements on account of July interest on the public dent have produced as yet no effect. Tne payments to-day amounted to $1,337,000, making a total for the two days of $5,337,000. The course of ry market is shown in tne table: AM. 118% 2 P.M 12% 20 A. M 112% «BP A 112% M THas B:00 BTML! 112% 1125, . M. 112% [112% 5: 19% In the gold loan market the rates ranged from two per cent for carrying to three per cent for bor- rowing. The operations o! the Gold Exchange Bank ‘Were as tollows:— Gold cleared Gold balance: + 1,658, Currency balances. 1,880,902 The European steamers icaving this port took out $925,000 in specie, and the ‘ripoii, from Boston, galled with $150,000. GOVERNMENTS HIGHER, The government list responded closely to the ad- ‘vance in goid and kept even pace with the rise herein. Business was light. The closing street prices were the highest of the day, as follows:— Inited States currency sixes, 115 a 115%; dd. do., 11881, registered, 11434 a 11454; do. do., coupon, 11734 @ 118; do. five-twenties, registered, May and Novem- per, 1123 a 112743 do, do., 1862, coupon, do., 112% 112%; do. do., 1964, do. do,, 112% a 112%; do. do., 2865, ao. do., 112%{ a 11274; do. do., registered, Jan- wary and July, 1115, a 111%; do. do., 1865, coupon, o., 1163 115%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 116% @ 11545 do. do., 1968, do. do., 1153; a 11534; do. ten-forties, Yegistercd, 110}; a 110%; do. do., coupon, 110% a a10x. + $32,414,000 99 STOCKS DULL AND WEAK. *. The stock market was rallied by the cliques carly in the day and daring the forencon presented quite buoyant aspect. At noon weakness set in and ices gradually declined, The speculation in all directions became quite tame, and after the an- jouncement of the action of the Board with refer- ‘ence to the Fourth of July adjournment the street emed to decide upon waiting until after the holl- Mays before making any fresh engagements. yrhe remainder of the week 1s, therefore, piety to be very dull. ‘The chief decitne in Hannibal and St. Joseph, which went off from $3 to 8034. Lake Shore fell from 109 107%, Reading from 1165 to 115% and Rock faiana from 111% to 11034. The average decline was bout one per cent, Toward the close Northwest referred was rallied on alleged orders per Atiantic able from the eminent banker Mynheer Koopman- hoopf, of Amsterdam, or Rotierdam, or some ther profane place, ad advanced to 893, occa- joning a little more animation in the general list nd a steadier market at the close of business on Rhe street. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIOKS. + The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Highest. ee lew York Central consolidated...... 97 lew York Central scrip. nsolidation Goal. 50% SOUTHERN SECURITIES HEAVY. ‘The Southern Ust was heavy and dull outside of he Missouris and North Carolinas, which were firm, ‘The following were the closing street quotations:— essee, eX-coupon, 72}¢ a 72%; do. new, 72% a 255; Virginia, ex-coupon, 66 a 67; do. new, 72 07: 10. registered stock, old, 64)4 & 55; Georgia sixes, 86 hd 89; do. sevens, 91 8 93; North Carolina, ex-coupon, go a 4 ; do. funding, 1866, 35 a 87; do. \do,, 1868, 30 a do. new, 27% @ 28; do, ‘wpecial tax, 20% a 21%; Missouri sixes, 96% a i do, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 95 a 096; isiana sixes, 69 a 72; do. new, 64 @ 63; ao. levee sixes, 70478; do. elghts, 85 a 89; do, Penitentiary evens, 70 a 72; do. raliroad eights, 75 a 78; Ala- bama fives, 68 @ 70; do. eights, 102@ 103; do. ratl- road eights, 9% a 100; South Carolina sixes, 74 a 18; ‘do. new, January and July, 611; 62; do. do., April yand October, 60 @ 61; Arkansas sixes, 56 a 58; do. wevens, 50 & 63, MISCELLANFOUS. The subscriptions to the new loan to-day were ($4,500. The aggregate amount of exports, exclusive of iBpecie, from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending June 27, 1871, was $3,866,075, ‘The earnings of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail- oad for the third week in June compare as fol- lows: 1870. 187 74,463 163,921 seveeeees cess $5,543 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. » June 27—10:15 A. 2 en x CeUR RA %,, iad Riv 1000 Cea Pac be 200 Cleve APrtw aik 100 Un Pac KR. ie atm. 2000) Ha © Devs iw he W WeB ba fut D.- ity Chie & NW 000 M & St P 8" goon VolG& 10! NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1871L— $9 900 Chie & 10 108 200 30 300 7 100 50 sha se Tov i io 3 im 8 58) 48 do. 466 ON YORHRE-b c.0b 97 12:15 o’Clook P. M. 84000 US 5-20, c, '65..... 11234 One o’ Clock P. M. £88000 US 5's, 10-40,¢.... 110% 500 shs Harlem RB... 127 do. a8 1 37 a Bis 58, oe ity 4 rit Alig ye fan & 27% 100 Union Pac &R..D 6 Wry STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Western Union. $83 Northwestern pt 84 a 494; 2 4b seat Net : er ce i Paul pret 78 Wabash.. 58 Ohio & Miss. 435 456 os, Har & iirie a 8 Union Pacific.. 30a S1 : Col, C & Ind Con COMMERCIAL REPORT. “Torspay, Sune 27-6 P. M. ASHFS.—The market continued tpactive, without change in prices, A tew small parcels were sold at 86 75 a $7 25 for pots and $9 @@9 76 for pearls. CANDLES were in moderate request tor Jobbing purposes atte, a 290. per Ib. for stearic, 29, a B0c. per Ib. for plain sperm, 89c, a 400. per Ib. for patent do., and 19c, a 5c. per 1b, for adamantin Corvxe.—The warket for Rio was strong and very little, if any, stock was offered at quotations. The demand was fair, "but the extreme views of further Dusiness; 1,00 bags on 8 5 Teige., gold de flag the stock an follows:-New York, 96288 vage; Balitmore, Ch Savannah, 2 3000 aga; New Orieans, 1,871 bi 919 bags; Galveston, 8,000 bags. Total, 189,7 et aaa 8 ordinary i Yon a, 10 L3igc., all gold ib. efor one: # Cc. gold, i ‘i 2 od, f ‘at 1 gold, per Ib.» i bo 200. ; do, (grass mats) Me 15340. a No ant soot ions th 8c. a 170.; Savan 1b3g0.; Cu Tbe all gold: tainy tb aixiy days" ersdiegafey paid CopreR.—The market for American ingot was vigorous, under an active demand, and ee advanced. The sales Foaclied 1,100,090 Ibe. at from tl}. 2c. for immediate eries and 213c, & 2c. per ib. for forward deliveries. ‘The market closed srong, an) an upward tendency at the im- provement, as fairly active, with an up- ward tenden quote :--New sheathing, 30c. ; old do. 19. a2] * yeliow metal new sheathing, $e, $ do, boltay Be, e.; copper nail Gorron-the demand {Gr this aeele wae witout ica provement. Holders were more inclined to meet the views of buyers, which resulted im a further decline of 3¢c. per Ib. on all ay a At the concession the demand ‘continued very ligut, and the market closed weak’ and prices entirely nominal. The sules were as on lows :— To Day. Last Boening. Total, Export... Be ee uA Consumption 45 - 42h Speculation.. us6 5 ng ose OB ia “18 Uplands. Alabar New Orleans, lands. Alabama. New Orteann Tears, in ee 20° Pitre Fi 31 3 —The quotations are ‘based on cotton running in quality not ‘more than half ® grade above or below the grade quoted, Forward deliveries were fairy active, but with more sellers than buyers prices for August contracts declined \c. per Ib. Contracts for the later months also depreciated to the extent Jac. per Ib. The transactions bales, on the basis of as follows: June, 100 at 18%, ; July, 7M) at 1. 600 at li-lte., at 18%¢c., 400 at 187, 100 at 18 13-16¢ ; Al 480 at igi i ite {BO at 8c. v0 at Wiice, 200 at 19 Bib 19%6¢. ai 10 1166. 200 at e100 at ie r a a ibe 500 at BB ie, 00 at 1 Bbc. 4 uv each November, at % mt) November, at 17 Tisjc.; December, 300 at ‘Change, ort, bales’ were 200 15-16c., "too at i914: Feport, 11,800 bales eaterday's forward ‘deliveries j August, 19.84c.; Septem- at’ the ports to-day jew Orleans, ‘een i gg train last. week, bal same an ‘ana <s Tor’ cotton’ frelgats to foreign ports 0 | Liverpool | by steam, Dy sally 6-320. 4 by alent, a gold .; 40 Hamburg, by steam, 34; anil B-16d., Som: reined; to Mremen, by seat, 5. gol ieee toes ait, Bette Bali por by pal ce id, “Total receipt sines eptember 1, } same year, 2,819,418 bales, ve FRETGUTS were yery quiet but Grm; 94. was asked for grain by steam to Liverpool without engagements ; ratos fer Sther goods were without change. There was a fuir charter- ing business doue at steady rates. ‘The engagements were ot Liverpool, per aul, 12,0 bushel wheat and corn at 00. ee io aL iB e Ti3yc. together; 100 ‘Octaber, at ee Hibs. 9 ether; November, 100 at Vives’ “Yesterday, after ott as tations ot Jul; a AL for London, by, sal vgn bushels, cora, 8d. cl rs comprise :—/ aa sy juarters grain to Cork, tor, orders, 64.—8d. oft ¢ direct) a german bark, ont ui Is, refine troleu! bark, hance vio "Blockholm ‘direct, 200). Bole: ree, BRAD parE. from,” Phiindel- 709 bbls. petrole hens to a ort tn the United ilngom, 180° a ly Continental cargo of 8] rhs turpentio ‘rosin, “po ort cargo of epi Baltimore to Gibraltar fo odes, 1 100d ‘bbls retned etre Jeuin, 68. 3d. ; 842" tons, hence to 6,000 cases rain mi jance of Of car EO rosin at 2340-1 @ French agg eres neral car; gn privateterms’p bark, brows ishenond to Meateriico a earooe arres, 64 5,000, bbls. Goa, @L 1724 and § per cont prim- , 1,868 tons, to Antwerp, sencral car- a on a pee 8 Storms: ‘& British bark, 778 tons, to London, general cargo, lump su Ved GRAIN. —Recel Flour, 12,674 bbls. ; igs els je flour market ruled dull ca bas ¥60 DbIB. Wi ener yellow at our quotations. City sacks w lower and quiet—quoted at 818 for coarse, $1 40 for fine, B1ah tor ue sifted. #1 Gy Cor bolted yellow sud BL 73 for Volted white, ner 100 Ite, We quote: — No.2 Stace . $5 25 a 8559 Wa 685 8 640 65 Tu 5 bw 6 623 6 1% Round hoop Oblo, 26008 675 Kound boop Ohio, 18We 710 Family. +7 50a 875 St, Louis low extra. +6 0a 700 St. Louis straightextra. 7Wr 725 St. Lows enoice donb! 70a 850 St. Louis choles fam! 8500 11 ov +6400 6 8 +600 $50 Soa 610 6508 8 Ov 00a 11 50 32a 340 3a 390 3a 385 4100 5.0 + 20a 2 60 —Wheat was ‘about 87,000 bushels, a td spring, G1 55 for amber 1,81 48 for No. 2 ' for No.2 ins acts ‘Corn was active iso tithe, for good Wentern taieed i Western, mixed in store, 71o. for commongW: 6c. for Western yellow, 8c. a 2c, for do, wi nad Wc. for Southern white, The sales were about 120,000 busbels, and mostly at 73\c. a 80. Oats were steady and active. The sales were about LI bushels at 650, a 6bc. for Western, 67c. for white Onto on the track and 68¢. for do. de- lvered. Barley continued dull and entirely nominal. Rye was quiet and nominal at avout 9c. for Canada in bond, SI iba ‘S118 for choice State and 9c. a 97e. for Western, GUNNIRS were quiet and nominal at I3/ge.@ 14c. for bags and 16%¢. a Ie. for cloth. HOPS were only moderately active, but firm. We quot Qallfornia, ie. w Bac. : State, fe. a 18e.; Eastern, Be. a 1 Weatern, 7c. cai 0 ‘old, Be. a dc. HEMP AND JUTE. ‘The Tnarket, with the exception of a small inquiry for Mi sage has bee $y, quiet; prices, however, are neha te :—Dreased America Few ie. allio., ‘a cy : N.—The pal jor epfcan a bing Scotch was Were :—200 tons 1 erane at. $85; 200 tons 200 tons No, 1 rout lengarnock, ex ship, LA ngarnock (No. 1), from yard, at $32 603 50 old T rails, on private terms. ‘The ab 38; wea at marron, Sota $354 No. No. 1 Amériean, in I rms ; the following rates:—No. 1. At 5 Glengarnock, ex ship, $41 m yard ' BoA, and Kglintom, trom yard, 882. Refined bars ‘were guiet, but "arm, it B74 w $76 Cor American; $85 a $100 (god) for asnortod Swedes, Lrap.—Pig was quiet at former prices, without Bote worthy transactions, an and Spanish, $6 1a}g a 86 15 ry 386 50. Retned was steady, with a moderate a 7 it one Lae] eet and pipe. eTOLAkSRS There w: noticeal ates the marke, burers comnntng their pues cane to small lows. Trasaxcttons were at ull prices: Uriees for cargo iavolces nominal. We quote » hes Kae Crap. Centrifugal and mized 23e. ed. BB. Old Ore she. wake Museo a Muscovado, a 0c, ey \irpeiitine « wae ta demand Hota: NAVAL STORRS. —| rere Sree sellers at 46c. on th Aone. to No’pressure to sell. 260 bbis., chi iy in ‘Bod lyn, sold at 4bc., and 250 bbis. to arrive sold at d53¢c, Rosi efi 2 continued to prevent large, tran ness of seli rm, but qulet, a market for etrained waa firm, iors, Salen 200 ‘ble strained at Bz 18, 10 bole. No.1 at 40 ia, 20) bole lw pale at 4, 100 ule. pale at 89 25 and To Db. extra pal sparingly. The end Sas uloaernian Gnven tA tts. sshington rt Witmingion was held at $4 00 a 80 75, without vales, ParROLFUM.—The warket conned quiet Dut firm, Tho were amall, but the demand rade offeriny fn Bulk weld at No. with Le. bid: Nslders, however, i make no concession. transactions ‘a refined 1,000 bbls. standard white for June Ms ba on Rod 1.000 bbls, ton buyers’ option, last ia duly ‘The market at Philadeiphia continued dull. a bv held at Ive. without business. The rej searece, uF eee ~-1,000 bbls, standard white (or Jupe detirecr, q pants ‘ite! one 1,009 bbls. do, last half Suly, af 25360; August quoted at PROVISIONS, — —Recetpts—Pork, M1 Daas a beef, 8t ecknaes ; cut meats, 157 —- e fara, 1 packages. silators. oF ie pers a # Rega were pork market was remark: There was 00 CA ae aig ose: sagas, $s demand either from pominally higher, | July nd juiet butitenty, at Oe Big. 8 a! fr ort UE, ean Tico Be. for long do., Be. for jp long do, To. a Tigo. for Giana indy i. na Si fre. fc for Sued - Bir- mingham. and w * a for mess, Ph | for entra ee 18 a B23 for prime mess Uerce $24 @ $26 for India mess ene. Beef hams here ven, little offering an: any inguiry, rices were big id Depa. ‘Sut me*ts—There was a fair de oat all descriptions, and prices were enay. * ane mote ote =o eens shoulders, 5)gc. a 6c.; clear ballieg, Tie pel if mucky. Te. ine: hams, long ou Of a our a ort gate gc. @ Lge. lo., @ugar cured and smoked, at a Lard was put itm. ‘Tis antes were 1380 uerves, cash; Western, Ic,, for last tember and 163c. "for November Herces city lard at 10e for steam der wan quiet and a. trifle lo : ae sae lee Ra te (Rice Was sold to a fair extent in a jobbing way at full fos. ‘The sales were 550 bags, chiefly Rangoon, at Te. « c., partly Patna at 740. a 73c. Carolina wan neglected; onl Rad tierces, in small lots, changed hands at 8)¢, a 9g. Pe cean—The m market was fairly active at about former ces, The sales comprised 1.640 bhds., including 500 hhda, ey fog Grol al Wy 283 -hhds. good us Ee ona t ico #40, 75 St. Crolx (lo trade) 290 parily to ie. YOsgoe; 370 bon 10 bc, and® erces Marbaore sol Wee Ref Puha--Taféflor to somman retinia ELS Nea Sige, a9}46,: good top jmere- fair to cory, $46. @ Ie. ; primeto Yin 1030. ; Sentritaga ae boxes, af moinases ec Be. a Sige. meladoy 0 oe pe rma ist ct agsien, far, Ae hea adhe. Ji rd, Nos. Li Manila—Current clayed ‘and superior, ‘a * PEARINE was mas moderately active and firmer, with sales of 250 tlerces at 130. Parrew conteet re and idirm, The sales were about 125,000 TIN. met cee for plate was Ty, oe. but quiet, Sales, 300 boxes I, C. chars oe $876. We quoie . charcoal, WS58 a, G8 TO eid LO. onks, OY 248, gold; charoonl ferne, a7 7a 500, And coke terna, $6 1¥}s a $125. Pig wan from’ 883ig0., gold, for English, and 833¢c. a. ‘4 a for Bitatte? sence, Sho. TORAGOO. — entiicky ¢ continued in, good, demand for. Port at full prioos, ‘Sales $30 nhds. at Go. Ite Ser feat was rm, wi'h a fairdemand. cut and Massichusetts, 1870, seconds ae ie, 1869, on private terms; © WHIBKE: weak. has sales were 160 bbls. at ¢ and 100 200 bales Havana at nd 60 cases Western on private terms. Receipts, 663 bbls, The market was quiet and 9c. ; small nd filers, lots were held ‘Oore—The market continues very firm_and a trifle more active for domestic. New clip comes in Gnely, and meets with ready acceptance. The mules were : ulted Mentiza, 160,000 Ibs: Cape, B8c. a 40c, 10,000 Ibe, Meatiza alied at Sc.» 50,900 Iba, do, on p. t+ 6,0 Ibs, Ohio fleace 110,00 ib, of unwashed mixed'do. a se. i fie 115,000 Tb calt wool ut 40c. a 410., 150,000 iby. do. burry at on bs. X pulled at mt Bie e000 | Georgia at dec,, 8,000 Ibs, Texas at 39 lan at 4c, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Naw ORLEANS June a, 1871 '& 1BM4c.; net receipts, * stock, 38, SAVANWAN, June 27, 1871. Cotton dul and heavy; middlings, 18%¢. ; net receipts, 93 bales; sales, 50; stock, 8,511. Lourevii.e, Sune 21 1871,» ‘Tobacco—Demand active: prices advanced sales, hbds.; luge at ®5 75 a ow, to medium leaf, $7 a 13 50; fair to tine leaf, tbe Cotton quiet; low midatin 163 bales ; gross, 854; anies, 7 Oswrco, June 27, 1871. Flour ia good demand and market steady, Sales 2,700 bbis., 2 et Ing. $775 for aeher winter, § for 33 8 -wintel for double extra. Wheat quiet. 1 Milwaukes club held at 81.46. Corn unchanged’ bales 70) 67c., 2,000 bushels at 67}¢c., 800 buahela high mixed bushels at at 680, Oats eoaroe and quiet, Barley, rye and eae snac- ee Gore a 1 60 for Chen 1. for Garner cl fer anmee. al ein . gu o Budden, 300 pe o pe oie itghnge, 90 a anal freights corn, 63gc., t York; lambers 8B to the Raa Kew York, "Rasiroad frelelitn lout to Boston, yw York, 40c. ; to Al- bany, 3c, Receipts —By lake, 17,000 Buhele corn, 1,718,000 pf as hipments—By canal, 7,200 bushels ‘wheat, €,000 bushels rye, 2,272,000 feet lumber. CuToaGo, June 27, 1871, Wheat dull; declined %4c. ; No. Flour dull and nominal. fm the afternoon quiet and wi spring, closed at anged. Gorn fairly active; No, 2 mixed closed at 64%4c. Jn the aiternoon quiet and, un Unchanged, Oats—No. 2 quiet 4830. Rye tirmer 85c. Barley nominal; No. 2 at 7c. eee & fed ak ton Precttlons quiet; mess aoe held at sis 50; buyers at #14 5 Lard at 10«e. Dry salted ineatsy loose—shoulders at Si. Live yokes ‘active at is 70 a #410. Receipts—5,000 bbls, four, 43,00 bushels, whent, 354,000 bushels, corn, 31,000 bushels oats hogs. Shipmente--4,000 bois. tlour, 670 bushels wh ae dived ‘Favels ‘corn, 13,000 b 21000 bushels rye, nua '6,U0) hogs, Freights Grm and steady: TAXATION IN BROOALYN, | Meeting of the Board of Estimates—A Reduce tion Promised. The Boara of Estimates for the city of Brooklyn and county of Kings met yesterday afternoon for the purpose of completing their budget of the amount required to be raised by taxation for the city and county for 1872. ‘The Board of Charities had their appropriation reduced from $427,000 to $400,000, The Board of Education wanted $70,000 to build new school houses, but concluded to wait afew ears, ‘ The estimate of the amount required for the main- tenance of the public parks was placed at $75,000. In regard to the county expenses the Board adopted the following:— Resolved, That this Board do hereby estimate the amount Fequired to be raised upon the county at large in the tares of ent year, f ordinary and contingent expenses one the county ‘uring the next fiseal year, at $370,609 34, us (100 165,000 ts joes, trai 18,000 jouse: supplies, sores 20,000 Printing, advertising, book: 20,00 Commissioner of aes oleae messengers, £0. 8,500 County Court salaries. 15,500 Buyreme Gaur a0 apreme tou 4,000 20,000 Nal al Guard, — ‘ation: era, 17,000 Board of 35,500 Princtpat ot bonded Interest on bonded debt. Interest on outstanding country certifi Contingent fund.....- Total. The amount required to be raised for the Water Board, for cleaning and repairing streets and sew- ers, 18 $190,000, A reduction of about two millions of dollars has been made, and the taxes this year, it is said, will not be over pepnothe 90 on every = worth of property. ARREST OF A B0suS LABORER. At Mount Vernon, Westchester county, yesterday a rather stylish laborer, who was at work on the Boule- vard, was arrestea on a charge of having stolen a gold watch and chain, valued at $300, from Joseph Decare, of 520 Pearl street, New York. The accused gave his name as James T. Brady, but it subse- quently tranapired that his real name 1s Joseph Beaty and that he formerly held responsible posi- tions im the houses of A. T. Stuart and Clasin, Mellen & Co, Beaty was brought to this city for the action of the authorities. "MARRIAGES: AND iBods HS. “Married. Haign—Van_ BRUNT.—At All Saints’ chapel, Brooklyn, on gait H June 13, by the Rey. Wiiliam De Orville Doty, of Waterioo, N. Y., Mr. WILLIAM F. HAIGH to Miss Louie A. VAN BRUNT, daughter of James A. Van Brunt, Esq., all of Brooklyn. HaRRis—WIiNGare.—OUn Saturday, June 24, at ‘Trinity church, by the Rev. Francis Vinton, General THOMAS A, HARRIS, of New Orleans, to Miss MARY Kniaut WinGate, of Louisville, Ky. No cards. LUNNIN—HAWEKINS.—In this city hoe Tuesday, Jnne 23, at the residence of the bride’s parents Bi the Rev. W. McAllister, Joun E. LUNNIN HawK1ys, daughter of David A. Hawkins, Ren, Bascocx.—On Tuesday, June 27, FREDERICK STAN- ‘TON, infant son of Jared S. and Mary Lowrey Bab- cock, aged 5 months and 19 days. Notice of funeral will he given to-morrow. BARBER.—On Pain june 27, BLLBN, Wife of E. P. Barber, aged 54 yea' The relatives and ‘riends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 406 East Fifty-eightt street, on Thursday afternoou, at one o'clock. BauM.—At “gh ag Kansas, on Saturday, June 24, Mrs, AUM, the betoved wife of Frederick H. Baum and daughter of the Rev. I, Gotthold, of this city, in the 24u year of her age. Notice of faneral to-morrow. CLARK.—At Orange, N.J., on Monday, June 26, Paris hs Gnas Face L-. counsellor at law, of New York city, aged 61 year: ‘The funerai will take @ pince from his late residence, Central avenue, near Harrison street, on Thursday, June 29, at one P, Morris and Essex trains leave foot of Barclay ‘axees for Brick Church station at 10:10 and 11:20 A, M.; return trains 2:52 and 3: M. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend without further notice, The remains wiil be taken to Auburn for interment. Auburn (N. be Pe ae Caf DELMONTIOO.—! Brookly on Tuesday, June 27, CATHARINE, iia ae the eiate Delmonico, aged 40 Years and 6 montis, Notice of funeral tn baton Ad paper. Epinger.—On Monday, the 26th inst., at a quarter ast lx 0’ deed P, fs. MARY EDINGER, Wile of fir H, Edinger, i 56th year of her age. The relatives ‘and friends are invited to attend the funeral, which takes Be thia (Wednesday), 28th inst., at one o'clock from the bouse of her daughter, Mrs. Becker, 308 West Forty-eighth street. Feyton.—-On ‘tuesday, June 27, JAMES FENTON, fon of srederiex: H. and Auie Fenton, aged 1 year, 1 Ey and 20 ben > ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his nts, Barclay street, near Parsons avenue, Flusi- Uhis (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Lk OR Monday, sume 20, PIERRE LOU, only hf of P. Louts aa Emma ‘Town Foutke, aged 85 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- invited to attend the funeral, at Zion church, Madison avenue, corner of Thirty-eignth street, om Friday morning,.at ten o'clock. fRAY,—At Newark, N. J., on Wednesday, June 27, Mary F,, wife of John Fray, i the 30th year of her Arne relatives and friends of the family, also Green- wich Lodge, No. 467, ¥. and A. M., are respect. fully mvited to attend her funeral, on Thursday, 29th inst., at two o'clock P. M., from Fifth Baptist churoh, corner of Degree Prospeot streets. Forzr.—On Tues: 27, Mrs. SYBIL FURZE, widow of Henry Furze, Seat 60 years. ‘The funeral will take [ue ce On if ‘hursday, 29th inst,, at eleven o'clock A. M., the house of John J. Ser- rell, onne, N. J, Half-pastnine and balf-past ten trains from foot of Liberty atreet, New York, will be in time for the services. Friends und relatives are invited to attend without further notice. GORHAM.—On Tueadny, June 27, Peroy, son of Frank and Sarah Y. Gorham and grandson of Wai- ter Durbrow. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the tuueral, from the residence of his parents ies. geld No. 274 Ainslie street, Brooklyn, £. D., on Thursday ho afternoon, at three o'clock. 80, currency. GruBE.—On Monday, June 26, 1871, JoHN J. 150, gold. | GruBg, Oldest child of John H. and Anna M. Gru ‘pool and Queenstown, and ail aged 2 years, 2 months and ° days, ine relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of his parents, 325 Ninth avenue, this (Wedues- day) morning, dune 2s, at ten o'clock. OLLY.—Un ‘Tuesday, June 27, Davip T. HOLLy, in the 87th year of his ‘The funeral will take place from his late reatslanon, Palisade avenue, Bergen Heights, Jersey City, ‘Thursday, 20th thst., at four o'clock P. i, ment at Bay Cemetery, HURD.—On Monday, Jane 25, the 87tn year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at his lute residence, 813 Greenwich strect, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at five o'clock, without further notice. The Remains will be removed to Boston for inter- ment KILKENNY.—On Monday evening, June 26, 1871, after a short ttlnes3, MICHAEL KILKENNY, aged 20 ears. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, frou bis late resi- aence, 14 Cherry street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, LUERSEN.—On Tuesday morning, June 27, at five o’clock, after a lingering tlness, ANNA LGHKSEN, beloved wile of Deiderich Lunrsen. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of ‘the New York Scheutzen Vorps and of Troop F, Third regiment cavairy, are tnyited to at- tend the funeral, at St. Matthew's church, corner of Broome and Elizabeth streets, on ‘Thursday after- noon, June 29, at two o'clock, Mevex.—On Tuesday, June 27, CLEMENS |MEYER. The relatives, friends and members of Worth Lodge, No, 210, F. and A. M., are informed ‘hat the funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 61 avenne B, this day recon June 28, at two o'clock P.M. LENA tee tis wile, id three children, GEORGE A MEYER, father, the mother, the brothers and sisters, Worth Lopas, No. 210, F. AND A. M.—BRETH- REN—You are hereby sutamoned to atiend a special communication of the lodge, tobe held at the lodge room, Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner Grand and Centre streets, this day, Juno 28, 1871, at one o'clock P. M., fer the purpose of attending the paral of our late brother Clemens Meyer, By order AUGUST H. GRUNING, M. titer: Joun R. Herp, tn JOHN W. Truson, Seoretary. MULROONRY.—On Monday, June 26, RicraRD Moz ROONEY, 10 the 82d year of his tae: The relatives and friends of the family, also those of his sons, Bart. and Jos. A., and bis nephew, bel My are respectiully invited to attend the fu- neral, fr (Wednesday) morning, at halt-past nine o'clock, to St. Andrew's church, corner of Duane street ‘and City Hall place, where a solema requiem mass will be celebrated; and thence immediately after to Calvary Cemetery. MCNALLY. —In this city, on Sunday, June 18, 1871, of congestion of the liver, JosEruINE D, MONALLY, in the 1gth year of her age. ‘The remains were intered in Greenwood Cemetery, NickeRsON.—In Milwaukee, W on Tuesday, June 6, THomas 8. NICKERSON, of Savannah, Ga., aged 49 years. PRCK.—At Sing Sing, on Tuesday morning, June 27, WILLIAM H. PECK, Sr., mM the 76th year of his ‘om his tate residence, 19 Oliver street, this 5 Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from nis late residence, Croton avenue, Sing Sing, on Thursday, June 23, ut one o'clock’ P. M. Trains feave New’ York (Thirtieth aireet) at a quarter to ten and at eleven o'clock PHELPS.—On Tuesday, June 27, CATHARINE VANDEXPOEL, Widow of Dr. James L. Phelps, in her 75th year, ‘the relatives and friends are spaveceney. invited attend the funeral, from htr late residence, noklim avenue, corner Fulton street, Brooklyn, on hursday alternoon, at four o'clock. Greenwood Cemetery on Frida Post.—On Monduy, June 26, E Post, aged 45 years, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, 28th inst., at three o'clock P. M., irom the Methodist church in Greenvill Ret.ty.—in Brooklyn, on Monday morning, June 26, JOHN WESLEY REILLY, in the S1SC yoar of his age. Funeral from his late residence, §2 Fourth place, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. RionvEr.—On Tuesday, June 27, after a lingering illness, FRANZ RICHTER, & native of Kulsheim- Baden, Germany, in lus 53¢ year. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 116 West Thirty-fifth street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. Rosins.—On Tuesday morning, 27th inst., at nis residence, New Brunswick, N. J., Hon. AMOs KOBINS, in the 56th year of his age. Funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon, at two o’vlock, from bis late residence, 110 George street. Remains to be taken by three o'clock train to Metuchen for interment. SKADBN.—On Monday, June 26, HARRIRT, wife of Joseph C, Skaden, in the 70th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 117 West Forty-fourth street, on Thurs- day, June 29, at one o'clock P. M. ‘Tuomas.—On Monday, June 26, ALFRED THOMAS, aged 62 years and 28 days. Funeral from his iate residence, No. 62 Pitt street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, the 28th instant, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully in- vited to attend. VaN ANTWERP.—IN Brooklyn, on Monday evening, June 26, Mrs. J. L, VAN ANTWERP, relict of Jobn KE, Van Antwerp. ‘The retataves and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, 29th inst., at two o’clock, from her late residence, 788 Baltic street, near Flatbush avenue. VANDERBILT.—In the Clove, on Monday, June 26, JoHN K. VANDERBILT, in the 86th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to aitend the funeral, from his late rest- dence, on Wednesday, at two o’clock P.M. Car- riages will be in waiting on the arrival of the twelve o’ciock boat at Vanderbilt Landing. WaLsu,.—After a short illness, on Tuesday, June 27, 1871, LAWRENCE WALSH, aged 26 years, a native of the parish of Forgney, county Longford, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 142 Cherry street, on Thursday, at two P. M. mains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Longiord (ireland) papers please co) Interment in ‘A, wife of John The re- FURNITURE. A DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, €7 and 89 ) Bowery, 150 and 152 eater etreet and 65 Chryatie wire treet, connected, have the largest stock of Furni ture, Carpets, Bedding, Cur: tains and Cornices ever before « exhibited by them,with prices marked down 80 per cent. Splendid stock «+ our new store, 81 Fourth avenue. Te NOTICE. A. KELLY & CO., corner of Sab ak ‘Afth street and Sixth avenue, are now offering a ares tad splendid assortment of Farnitur ding, Oilcloths, de» selected expreasiy for the ring trade and at very low prines. Weekiy ot monthly payments taken. _A call respect! ully solicited, LL THE ELEGANT COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURST. ture contained in the private residence 36 West Fi teenth street, near Fifth avenue, EA sale. Drawing Room Suits, Pompadour style, covered | French wr 8200; Fisnotorte, cost ont $450, med. 850 S100, foe $2152 Palntines Bronzes, Chamber, Dining Furaie ture? Silverware; # sacritice. Pariios wishing to purchase will ind thie’ much better opportunity than attending bogus auction sales. T E. ROTH'S COMMISSION STORE, 6) BLEECKER street, beiween Broadway and Bowery, magnili Foreword, satin brocatel Parlor Bult, nearly for $979; Heh glided Chamber Suits, cost 8: ‘arlor Saite, $160 each ; walnut aU BOO, 5, "e100: three ronewoed Pianotorte j all kinds Pi lor, Chamber, Dining Furmiture, at great bargain. Good paoked and delivered ire, CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION HAS BEEN MADE in ihe prives of Furniture, Carpets and Hedding at O'FARRELL'S extensive warerooms, avenue, corner Twentieth street. Weekly of monthly payments takea, BARGAIN FOR CAS in brocatel Patior Suits 16 pleces, aa suit; one do, $150; two walnut re rosewood and’sainut Chamber Sut ts, Car taine, Paint Bronzea.\ asom, Eta com. Aecaidence 12 Kast Tenth stieet,, between Fifth avenue and University plaoe, RARE, CHANCE.—MAG! FI ENT cont $600, for non ‘3s rey " FARLOR SUIT, Beis & 850, Rae fonm Katte, leven, 84); Carpeis, Beddl nm Dining Room Furniture, mt 60 per cent texs tha i co wal 1a0 West Twenty: near Six RNITURE, CARPETS AND BRODING, THE jargest assortment and tbe lowest Reon fer, for. B. M. COWPE: uTAW rat's, PA YMENTS—CARPETS, CUNNINGHAM, ” 384 and 286 Third avenue, near Twenty-eighta sirees _ Prices lower than aay other house in the c N ONTHLY OR | WEEKLY Furoitare, Bedding, a, Sine rey" Ha "toe Hew its B75, rep’ Suits ’ Carpets from S0c yard; 260 lots wenty sixth street, near Sixttn avenue, (RIPLE SHEET. PTON AND BREMEN. 0 July I f ATL. AND LIV cf CHINA, ‘s ai rr SCOTIA. Westaeaday: siNtA iy BIBI teks B20, ‘# be, r0) io re ng FE ni 3 : Qf NCKLYN, P RIA te Fe N DT €,000 tons burdi P. AT AK BAL P if i Kate: Pass ; . JM. AK! is agi ¥. fEW. YORK SGOW, rs fro ti EXTRA" \y ‘AUSTRALI ¥ RI EURO OPA. Ow. Bat. J pivereod! 2 i #28, tr ft at Prepaid p ats Lor NHABDT & G 4 Rates 1G Ten Ww YC NEMEsI; ded to her in JO a. DAL PEREIRE, Yi NY UM BO: MALTAS >. | JAM Se ofl FUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. ERMAN ULLorp STE AMS (ItP © OMPANY. OU THAMPTON Nowte cx mos KOEN, Captam Franek, vil sall'on Thure- ; trom Bremen pier, foot Third airces, Wyokems tobe followed by gceamahiy MALN, ‘Captain K. von Oterendorp, on Satar- aly 1. Rates of passage to ine. arse and Bremen, payable 6 ie equivalent in ain 0 freight or passage apply to han Is & co, be Agents, a Broad atreet, (Od Tite Petr ist gH. NoRTU AREROA ROYAL STEAMSHIP BETWEEN NEW YORK ERPOOL, CAULING aL, July 20 By the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steerny Brig Firat cabin. Second eabin.. gold. is Antwerp and other por ranean ports, freignt and cabin passage, Bowling Green, For atoerage passage, ALUL Broadway, Trinity Building, CHAS. G. FRA’ Agent. Glasgow, Havre, ‘or Meulter: apply at the Company's ont STEAM TO LIVEREOOL ae U ENSTOWN. nrday, July 1, at2 P.M. uray, July 18,083 0. M. geld ‘currency. 0 New vw York, ha appiy at No. 4 Howling Green, 4) | Broad) Trinity Build. re G. PUANCKLYN, Agent. Cabin passage, Steerage passage treight or cabin For ateerage ese V HITE STAR LINK. jew York, Cork and Liverpoot, New and Cull-powered Seeman the Wx largedt in the world, OCEAN AROTIC, Pacerc i on Aric, on 4, from Liverpool! on ANY, t raliing at Cork Harbor Capt. Murray, on July Jantain ‘Thongbron, o0 July 8, aL WA, MC From the White Siar Dost. Bavouls Perey Jersey’ Clty. assenger accommodations (for all classes) unrivaled combining aafety, speed and comfort. Saloons, state ‘rooms, smoking Tuom and bathrooms in midaht Surgeons and 00) section, where least motion ia felt, stewardeasen accom ing teas teams 100) $80 to currene: ‘Tote wishing (0 sent for friends from the ‘Ola Gountry ext [py J certifieates, 4 currency. ve] } parts of America, Paris, ‘Auatralta, China, &e, Hamburg Noi Excursion tt i at lowest rates. Urafte trem £1 upwar For iatormation apply at the company’s offices, No. 19 Broadway, New York. u KS, Agent, — TEAM TO rying the Uni (eget math en Salling every, Wednesda: WISCONSIN, Williams, NEVADA, Green, . rom pier Cavin passage, B80, gold; steerage, $80, currency. Prepaid tickets, $83, currency. rs booked to and from Paria, Hamburg, Norway and Sweden, 4c. Dratte on Ircland, England, France and Germany at lowest rates. WIULLAMS & GUION. 38 Rrondway, or ODUNOVANS ROSSA, 'Branci otlice, is Broadway. ANCHOR LINE, STREAMERS sail every Wedueaday and Saturday, to and from EW AND GLASG: RRNETOW DR, AND LIVERPOOL— CAR. Passea; UOLUMITA. “Sats Aug. 6 | CALEDONIA. weds os and every Wednesday and Saturday thereatter, from pler 20 North river, New York, at noon. ‘ Raton of Passage, payable in currency, 1, Glaagow or Derry a eabing, ‘806 and 73, according to location. ureion tickets good for twelve months, securing best accommodations, # Intermediate, #33 ; steer Hie Certificates, at lowest rat wishing to send for their ‘riends. Draits issued, payable on presentation, Apply at the company's offices, t HENDERSON "BROTHERS, No.7 Bowling Green, — NATIONAL LINE, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, rom pler 47 North river. saturday, July Ty a be bought here by those HOLLAND, Bragg. pitt Averpool mtcerace, "B25, currency. it steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Lon- donderry and Glasgow, #83, currency. For (urther particulars apply atthe company's ollice, No. 69 Broadway. F. W. J. HURST, Manager. ERICAN PACKET GERMANITA, Captain C. Hebtch, will sail on Tuesday, July 4, 1871, HE. HAM BURG fron mail steamahi COMPANY'S . M., for Hambury, taking passengers from New York to Hatnburg, Plymouth, ndon and Cherbour Firs: Cabin, #120; Second Cabin, B72, guid; able in Untied States gol M1 Say 1, 871, RICHARD & BOAS, deneral Passenger Agents, No, 6 Barclay atreet, N.Y. Steerage, $30, old. the CIMBRIA will sa KUNHA! CO. General Agent: 61 Broad street, N.Y. QTEAM TO LONDON. FARAGI uy bet See rrency. Freat Cabin, 870; Sebontt Cabo, #60; Koerage, $10. For freight or pags LAND & bar te | Agents, 54 and 55 South street. NMAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, oval Maii Steamers are appointed to sail as follows CITY OF NE DRI Sati CITY OF LIMERICK City OF BRUBSELS. Bia can. urday, July 1,2 P.M. ‘Thursday, July 6, 8 P. u Satur ‘Iuly 8, 16 July tha RATES oF PASSAGE, ‘ble in Gold. Pay Payable in 38 Passengers also torwi to Havre, Hambarg, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, nt reduced rates. fyhemtes can be bought here at moderat to send for th their friends. ‘urther information Reet 1S at pe DUN G rates to persons wi ‘ompany’s ofice. roadway, New ¥ rc. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANC! EK. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MALL STEAMBHIPS BETWEEN NeW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BRES' ‘The splendid yesuclaoin this favorite route for the Continent will sail from pler 90 North river as follows TRE, Danre. LAFA ETTE, Rounsa’ 8T, LAURENT, Lemarie VILLE DE PARIS, Surmo: PASSAG BRI Saturday, July auurday, duly 1 jaturday, July 20 -Saturday, Aug, 12 PRICE OF First onbin. ‘These stearn passengers. Excursion tickets iasued at redaced rates, American travellers going to of returning from the Conti: rent of Europe, by taking the stewmers of this line, avoid both transit by English railroad and the discomforts of cro ing the Channel, besides saving tiroe, trouble and expense, GEO. MACKENZ IN 8 GOLD, {inciudiog wine) TO iT OR o NARD. LINE OSTON FOR LIVERPOOL DI ALEPC TRIPOLT feetarn Hoket dune 13 3 For freight or parse bei IS ALEXAN DEN 0 80) State street, Boston ; or c.g, FRANUKIY x No.'4 Bowling Green, New York. APSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX. Passage {rom Liverpool and Queenstown mships. Also trom Liverpool and Hing packets. | Drafts, of 41 and ‘up. change oflice.— weekly by firat class London by week! RO wards, aval Ne fo an, a ‘eland, at BROTHERS & CO,'S, Theluwest ratea at FAPSCORT | SS Hoatitreet, Net York JNITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL J” Passports of the tment of State taeued by A. WILLMARTH, United States Court Buildings, 4l Chambers « COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. To | des oe MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LIN Cait fornia, Japan and China, ‘nama, carrying malls y vasoungers and freight to Kingston, Jamarca, Santa Martha and Greytowu, and Pacific ast ol Mexico, Central America, Pern and Chile. Steamers leave 15th nnd 3th of each ‘month. except when those dates fall on Sunday, then y previ June 3, steamer HENRY CHAUNCES, Captain A. G. Jones: wil leave ‘pier No, 42 North.river_at 12 o'clock noon, i Aspinwall ion, Capt connecting at Panama wits ergmer NSFITUTION, Captain a apidge, touching | at Punt flao connecting for ant i, Fretabt for last eon reat emals, Contr Ameria nd. South Pacite named port ata P.M of dane Moanter CHINA will leave San Francisco July 1 for Japan and China, For rates of pi apply at company’ oulce, on the pier, foot of Canal AN DOMINGO LINE. For Puerta Plata, Samana and St, Domingo City. ‘The United Staten Mail Steamship 'Y BEE, Captain E. A. Delan No. 4 North pivcr for the above porte on Satur- Borclock P. M. bas fou “aorpone BROS. & CO, Broadway, New Yor! bi ave uly ‘or freight ERMUDA MAIL Bi Rtamtip SAN FRANCISCO wil sail for Hamilton, taking fretyht to St. George's, from pler 2 North river, at noon, on For freigutand passage apply to Hwee, A Exchange place, New York. NITED STATES MAIL TO MAVANA. Atiaplic Mail Steamship Company, i hem ek PF, salling requtarly every Thuraday, at ier No. 4 IssOURL, Captain 3, B,, Edwards, COLUMBIA, ERMAN, Sates Van Sise. “yay OCK, President, Ww. er. 0. 8 Bowling Green. VOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICUMOND, Inion Steamship Compan: line leave pict 27 Nur fiver, foot of wsienmehis ‘ot tat each street. For Norfolk, Oity Point and Richmond, on Thureday, June Tot Mn Heat LBEMARLE, connecting with the ‘Seaboard Iniaud Air Chesapeake and Obio Raliroad, Through ing at reduced rates oiice of tne company, 127 29, at 3 P. M., steamship A Mine, Peterst pan tnd | ek EEE EE “jul THE NWS wats | A freight and all other information A, treet. 9 STEAMSHIPS. wn COASTWISE _ Fi xew SISAL AND VERA ce New York ‘and Mextoan Mail Steamship Line, leaving ote "OF rat IDA, Deaken.., .. «Friday, tu Ad ITY OF MEXICU, Timmerman. -Thureday, July ter _—. F. ALE. AURRDRe & SON3, 83 Broadway. er at i. M., direct to Havana. EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STE AMERS—TOUOH- ea mail Captain Cole, at plier July be Houston and to all points ang ke, Key Weat, carrying the Unite 1 steamsnip WLUMINOTON, wo Reet river, will e Saturday, Through bilis of lading given to on the Galveaton, Houston and Henderson, gud B. B. ©, Ratiroads For treight or Ca SEES ec or W. P, OLY DE & © OR NEW AORUEAN, DIRECT, 8 STEAMBHIP LINK, Honk tren bi a Batnday July Freight received daily. Through if * given to St. Loule Vickeburg, Mobie, Galveston aud Indlano! For freighs or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to FReDERIC Baw Bronaway. (OR NEW v ORLEANS DIRECT, The Cromuval Steauship Jine. » GEO. CROMWELL, Captain 8. 9 North river, on Satu me tay, July 1, igh rates givem, is. SOUTHERN | FREIGHT AND PASSENGRR fine for Charleston, & & porte pus South and soba sailing from pler N No. a) North river,'at 3 P.M. every ednesday aud Saturday. The frst clans sitdewboal Sonmat ay GIA, Captain 8. Crowell, feta and Bitte of lading iseaed at loweat Vor lecal freyahe and nd pasa veill nafl on Wed ea tlFougl passage BERN & Kona hog Broadway. For through | tretabt arid! and rates app! ENTE D. ASELL, Barat Agent, Greet douthern Frege Line, 317 Broadway, entracce on Thomas street. The steamsnip MANHATTAN wi! tollow and sail on Satur- day, July 1 TRAVELLERS? J bat eat AND TROY LINK.. THE ‘OLD “POPULAR, long established evening line for Albany and Troy via conneoting rafiroaas to Bulfalo and the Weat, Sarat the North. The fastest elegant river steamers in the orig. From ew Gapot pec 82 North rtpmey Wau. siege. one block avath of Jersey terry, GP. M. Passage leas tate than by any other route, ‘Pussenigers for Saratoga avold the inconventence of chanye of cars. ROOKLYN, BATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD Greenwood ery forty winutes for Wail and Fulton ferry care rum to z Sundays trains run oftener. Hotels now opew tor the Genson. VOR RONDOUT, LANDING AT COLREN, NEWBURG Milton, Poughke E30} e steamboats THOMAS COR: EL JAMES W. BALDWIN leave daily, at4P. M,, plar d4 North river, foot of Harrison Pow! CATSKILL, DAILY.—STEAMERS | THOMAS WELL UNNYSIDE ees Mer No. 48 Ne ie daily, at 5 P, M.; Saturdays at foot of Sprit 20 P, ML; making usual landing jyOR GREENW ICH AND STAMFORD.—THE NEW and gorgeous steamboat AMERICUS leaves foot of Mar kket street, pler 37, daily at ‘and Thtrty-seventh atreet af 3:4 P. Returming leave ‘tamford at 7 and Greenwich at 235 A.M. . OR NORWALK AND DANBURY,-THE SWIFT AND beautiful steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves foot of Mar. ket street, pier 87, daily at 2:45, and Thirty-neventh street at Bo'cliock P.M cannes T With Dunbury Kaiiroad. “Rewura- ing, leaves Norwalk a7 ATURDAY ‘AFTERNOON “BOAT FOR CATSKILL, » Hudson and Coxsackie, landing at Newburg, New Ham- burg, Marlboro and Muldeu.--Steamer | S@NNYSIDE, and after Saturday, duly 1, leas pier 4% North River, foot Spring! street, at a o'clock P. M. WE MARY POWELL FROM Mabie! STREET AT 3:30 P.M. dail; on usual landings. Returning leave Rondout $0 A. M0, nuh male 8:30" Milton 6:45, New: pen tg RE tb ‘Cozzena’ 8:1by ar riving in New York atl Mb 9 -AMBANY AND TROY DAY LINE.—STEAMERS VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW from Vestry $2. ata A, M.; Thirty-fourth street at 8:45; lnae at Yonkers ‘Tarrytown and Nyack (by ferry boat), Coz: West Polnt, cornwall, Newburg. Poughkeepsie, Catakill and Hudson, connecting with evening trains on the New Y Central tor the West, and on and after sine 38th the Albany and Susquebanna road for Sharon Springs tn New York) and Binghamton, ry a jeer an toga road for Saratoga Sprin New York). At Hudson me ford Lebanon Springs, ‘roy by steamboat SCM! wo ral EXCURSIONS. FOR bach dd STEAMER WYOMIN rgea Sarah Smith, Caledonin aud Anna; Orient! celal or Park {op cee ‘383 West strect, near is hos w. Cannot secured elsewhere. Chron if. B, CROSBETT. NNUAL EXCURSION, OF THY HARLEM. YACHT Club, Thuraday, June 29, 1871.—The large and commo- dious steamer Slespy’ Hollow has been engaged to make am excursion to Myers! Grove, Staten Island; thence, gouth far as Lone Branch, by way of Sandy Hook. leave Harlem, Second avenue and 129th sti tba 3 Peck slip, 9, and Warren street, North River, 0 AL MDa er and refreshments on board. Tickets for excursion a. WM. & amo BRINCKERHOFP, Co CLARK, Vice Commodore. JANE! Q. N. CLARE, Socreta DAMPHELL, Treasure! Patsy excerr SATURDAYS) REGULAR BOAT FOR the ing Banks.—On and after Tuesday, June 13, 1871, the steamer RIP VAN WINKLE, Captaia will’ieave Peck slip at 7:45, Christopher sirect at pier No. 4 North Tiver at @ A.M. Schlevel's brass und Oo ljon Ban mmons * and refreshments on board. (OR EXCURSIONS-THE STEAMERS JOSEPHINE and MIDDLETOWN. Apply at the Ferry oflice, foot of Whitehall street. TOR, Exc RSIONS—THE SALOON STEAMER BOARD- can accommodate 400 persons: may be chat tered ‘on favorable terms, by applying tu 8. W. LEWIS & 00.5 eh at ‘ow SHALL I “SPEND, Satu RDAY AFTERNOON, after the ne haeoged at3 P. M.?—By taking oe Waas. M, train on the Flushing and North Side Katlroad to ne, to look at those Houses which Lt can buy for a0 sh and a cara’ mortgage. Callon BE. B. HORTON, Jtig 44 Cutt ate t, before you go. LYMPIC LODGE, NO 207, L. 0. WILL HOLD their annua) Pinte and Summer's ight Festivai at Kast River Park, on Thursday, June $71. Tic kets $0e. OCKAWAY BEAC! } Steamboat FLORENCE will run regularly from Franklin ats street, Brooklye, Alreet, pler 86 North river, at9 A. M. tO a A, M.; leaving the Beach’at JTEAMERS, GROVES AND BARGES FOR xxOOR, sions. the — beautiful steamer, Pride Gotham, and Bar; = with (rst class Gro} favorable terme. BLOO TH, OF JULY. EXOULSION. e MARY PC L will make a triv down the bay around Staten tant from Thirty fourth. street. ut 10:45) istry street at IL ER & CO, M43 Front 0 IN THE EVENING } TE ELEGRAM, ALL ABOUT YA YACHTING, ALL ABOUT PA‘ FASHION. ALL ABOUT POLITICS, ALL ABOUT GOTHAM THE KVENING TELEGRAM ALL OVER THE CITY, SUC. A MONTH, SIX DOLLARS A YAR. MEDICAL. 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Her Infailible French Female Tilia, No ty brie, 81, or No. 2, specal i pared for a ladies, price $5, wi lg thy Bate and healthy. Sold aly at her fice, No. arae, street, Drst door from Fifth avenue, and ba rom Greenwich street, Now 7 Sixth. avenue, OF raat Caution—All_othera'are counterfeit. "No. are drugais A OMEN: H MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, oe att Tout surest, iden not humbug laden wid, inedieine, GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED The Portuguesa Female Pills always give im my ri lef, peg, specially. feed for marti Alady writen: "These pls, relieved me in one day, with inconvenience, like magic." Dr. A. M. MAUR CEALU, ofice 139 Liberty Siceut or sean Oy mall DVICE AND eee ¥REE.—DR_ ODD. , graduate of New York University, office 20 Uen- dtsereen: usar Chambers. “Contdential consul A. 7) —DR. AND MME. WILLETT OURE nit Rone - interviow. Their female remedies never for lalies before ayd" during confinement. 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