The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1872, Page 8

- shove the 25 per cent limit required by 1aw: 8 FINANCHL AND CONMERCLL, A Pull Ending to the Week in Wall Street. heat GOLD DECLINES TWO POINTS MORE. ———— Stocks Higher and Strong, with a Sharp Rally in Erie. p Sebe ae eee THE BANK STATEMENT UNFAVORABLE The “Wool Clip” and an Effiux of Legal Tenders. we Se eA The Wool Crop and the Money Market. Heavy Expansion of Loans--The Banks Deal- ing Liberally in Business Paper. a os The Cotton Movement and the Specie Export. Imports for the Week About | Eight Millions. WALL STREET, Sarurpay, June 22—6P. Mj @n Change to-day wheat was better and four @un. Cotton was steady, THE COTTON MOVEMENT, ‘The receipts of cotton at all the ports for the past | ‘week were 8,777 bales, against 11,833 bales the | previous week. The total receipts since September 1, | 3871, are 2,662,206 bales, against 3,869,044 bales for the corresponding period of jast year, showing erease in the present crop of 1,189,748 bales. exports from all the ports for the week were 12,968 | Dalen, against 58,914 bales last year. The total ex- | porta for the expired portion of the cotton year are | 1,890,027 bales, against 3,040,915 bales for the same time last year. The stock ut all the ports 18 139,941 bales, against 204,593 bales for the same date in 1871. THE, BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated hanks proved quite unfavorable, and at a more active ‘time in the stock market might have induced con- siderabie fluctuation in prices. The surplus reserve has been impaired to the extent of pretty nearly two million dollars, owing to a loss of that amount t legal tenders and specie, The joss in legal ten- ders is about a million and a half dollars, reflecting the beginning of the temporary flow of money for the “wool clip” which is marketed between this | time and the latter end of July. This year the woo! } Interest is of much more importance than hereto- fore, on account both of the large increase in the consnmption of woo! and of the enhanced price of the commodity. The efflux of money to meet this demand is, of course, insignificant, as compared with the necessities of the wheat and cotton crops, but for a few weeks to come the requisition upon New York will be quite large, but hardiy enough to | eccasion any apprehension as to a derangement of | the money market. It may have the effect of ad- vancing the rate on call to 6 a 7 per cent, but that ‘Will doubtless be the maximum etfect, The loss in specie is not so easily explained, but in go vast a movement as occurs weekly in the metropolis a @ixcrepancy of a few hundred thonsand dollars is not of much importance, especially as the sta ment ie only an average for six days and mot a specific total for one da The banks now hold the sum of $9,726,025 reserve over and | ‘a lose for The largest | the week, in exact flew variation has been in the of loans, which show au increase of over four millions. This result is due, | doubtless, to the greater willingness of the banks | to discount business paper, for which so active an inquiry has been noted recently. The statement | # compares with its predecessor as follows: Junelie Jun Chanwe: Loans. 85,7 306,500 Ind... $4,0. | Specie..... Cire 800 | Deposits. 300 | Legal ten. 500 EY FOUR PER CENT. The money market was éasy at 4 per cent as the general and average rate for cal! loans. The ex- | reptions were at 5 and 5 per cent, but were quite | few. j Prime mercantile paper was in active reqnest and | quoted 6to 7 per cent discount, with @ good deal doing at 6 a’6\, per cent. Foreign exchange was quiet, and the prime bank- ers continued to ask 109% for sixty-dey sterling and 116% for sight bills, but aHowed a generous conunis. sion on Waese ra GOVERNMENTS QUIET. Governments were quict at @ fractional decline, in sympathy with the lower ruling of the gold mar- ket. The business was limited and little was doing either at the counter or for speculation. The fol- lowing were the closing pr United States ¢ rency sixes, 1144 a 115 }9; do. tered, 114%) a 11424; do, do., coup: do. five-tweut H3% a 114353 do. do., 186: @0, d0., 1564, do, do., 1187 a 114% | 214% @ 114%; do. do., , Tegistered, duly, 11 do, do., 1865, coupon, do., 6X ¥ 116%; do, do., coupon, , WT a 117345 do. o., 18¢8, do. do., 11 ten-forties, regis- tered, 110%; a 1108; do. do., coupon, 11134 a 1114; o., fives, of 1881, registered, 112); a 113; do, do. d0., coupon, 11234 a 113. GOLD WEAK—113% a@ 11334, The gold market was weak, and declined to 113 closing finally at <. ne fuller advices from Geneva and Washington confirmatory of the elimi- | mation of the indire s question in the treaty megotiations for a setrlement of the Alabama claims | ‘was the prime eat », but the | of the lower prem! mpeculation was ulso ch thar ieee specie for the week, wileh amounted to about thra quarters of am: iT yurse of the market is shown fn the table 30 A. M. { nary 21 A. M... sie 21:30 A. M . 11 a) 40 A.M M eh In the gold loan market th r om percent for carrying to fiat for vor t operations of the Gold Exchange Bauk were « #27 ) » 248s THE SPRCIE MOVEMENT. The exports of to-day were $222,859, of which only $100,000 was gold. The exports of specie during the week and since | the beginning of the year have been as follows :— Botal for the week. Previously report Total since January 1, 1872. Game time Bate tim tas time 186 ume time 1868. THE RAILKOAD BONDS, The following were the bids for the railroad 8,872 152 16,164,200 + 14,688,495 48,508,820 on Os, 188 CenOs re. 9 sub. 49 < Del 4 W'n Ist m 10014 el, Lack & West 2d m. 99 1A Wan Istim, ex ol & W Ist in, StL div, | & Wab 2d tn & Wab eqmip bds. 1 & Wab cou conv Han & Naples 1 West Ist m, Iase Ww Lae. tended a moet Bud B i's, Sin, 5, jarlem 7 Ast in elfic | tb & Sug 2d bd tnt sccWe | ich Bo 7D ¢ 2d my Alm. “ive | | SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, wy do. ” a i 20) Erie RR... De M0 do... | a ao, 4 100 do... a5, | im) 00... 554g 400 do... bS asi Ww do veces OE OO DDisresiessss OS NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. Mich 8A NI8f7 Giev & ‘Lol wt, Cley & Tol new bas. Cley,Painesvile &A,oid. 99 Ciey, Paimesy’in & A, a. 96 vewroit, M & Tol bds. Bullalo & Erie new bds. 9 Lak 0 Mo. Central Pae gold bds. vu Poe let mn. Ig? . ine Wis. 1575... th ill ist, 7 stm... ti zd m, pret... 92 mi, ine nie aN W int bd. 22) 97 NW con tds... 97 &N W istm, Col, Chie & Ind Col, Chic & 1 Tol, Peo & W. &5i Jo, le... Bost, Hart 4B a Man & StJo con... Cedar F & Minn Is m.. 8535 THE CITY BANK STOCKS. ‘The following were tie bids for the city bank shares:—New York, 138; Manhattan, 161; Mer- chants’, 119; Mechanics’, 186; Union, 133; America, 148; City, 256; Phenix, 100; North River, 9234; Fulton, 156; Greenwich, 190; Butchers and Drovers’, 148; Mechanics and Traders’, 135; Gal- latin National, 118; Merchants’ Exchange, 93; uther Manufacturers’, 185; Seventh Ward, 103; State of New York, 110; Commerce, x11 Me- chanics’ Banking Association, 105; Broadway, 200; Occan, 10; Mercantile, 130; American Exchange, 114; Pacific, 185; Chatham, 148; Bank of the Re- public, 117; Bank of North America, 100; Hanover, 105; Irving, 129; Cit'zens’, 130; Peoples’, 145; Nas- sau, 104; Shoe and Leather, 150; Corn Exchange, 130; Continental, 95; St. Nicholas, 116; Common- wealth, 82; New York County, 200; Importers and ‘Traders’, 100; Park, 154; Manufacturers and Mer- chants’, 103; New York Nationa! Exchange, 100; Central National, 104; Fourth National, 114% ; Ninth National, 110; Oriental, 176; Gold Exchange, 190; German American, 110. THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK. The imports for the week, other than dry goods and specie, amounted to $6,573,976. The imports of foreign dry goods at New York during the past week and since the beginning of the year were :— For the week, 1870, 1871. 1872. Entered at port.. $1,165,846 $1,210,951 $1,874,907 Thrown on m’k't, 1,201,693 1,018,276 1,018,088 Since Jan, 1. Entered at port. $49,147,457 $64,754,016 $72,404,590 Lhrown on mk", 60,986,121 “64,196,496” 69,814,066 ‘The total imports of foreign goods during the week amounted to $7,048,883, STOCKS DULL AND STRONG. The stock market was dull and strong. Erie Jamped to 55% in response to a corresponding im- provement in London, The resi of the list was 4a percent better, with a buqgant feeling at tile The chief buyers during the day were par- close les covering speculative contracts, among whom disposition was quite perceptible. The tate bonds were firm and the new South outhern Carolinas better, the latter closing at 2334 a 29. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, } The folowing table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— New York Central. New York Central scrip. Paul preferred 0 and Mississippi. Boston, Hartford and Erie Union Pacific TO TIE PUBLIC. In future we ehall publish all financial advertise- Tments on the page with and adjacent to the re- ports of the money, stock, gold and other mar- kets—an arrangement which must commend itself to advertisers who wish to bring their communica- tions as prominently as possible before the eyes of our moneyed men. Saturday, June 22—10:15 A. M. - 1M4% $4000 US5-20, ©, °67..... 11794 Los} 25000 do. catty 10 A. M.—Before Call. 100 shs West Un Tel..03 75 J00shs LS&MSRR..c 957% 100 sesseeere 75, 200° do <b3 96, 700 Pac MS yy 4 : 2100 do. ; 100 do. 109 do.. 400 do. #0 do. 100 do... 3 2 Chic & it 0000 NYCRR serip... mH) do. E pa taboty 10 do. 90) Chic & ma rn) 10) 100 oo 200 LN Uy 20) { 10 0 500 ” 7 do. . Ty 1500 Ohio &Miss RAIS. 454g 200 dO. eeebS 4543 100 Un Pac RR. Bn 700 100 Bost, He Boo. 100 Han'& StU RK pr. First Board—10130 A. M. - 3b po shs Erie RR . SB 2 . Bic ind 0s cele DONY CA RDC 1”) ‘ 100 200 i 2 ao 200 Hay bist m. m0. 0 an 100 a0 1000 D, M & Ww West t 1H Bud, NY AETI Cen RR. He # RT i aN do... 1) Bos, H& 10 T, Wea W RR 20) Mil & StP RR. be 1) Del, Lack & W RR. 10 St Louis AIM RR fo, Ran & dex RR, Oluo & Miss RR. ¢ do. , 1 Cale i) do. iw do. do. 100 Ert pret 12; ‘ c $1000 US 5° RIL @ 1 1aKw US O's, 10-40, r. P. M.—Kefore 100 shs C & NW RR DS 60 do. fey 4 do ucbe 100 Ohio & Miss RRO. 1m do. wide 41) 0,0 & LU RR, a’ do. ‘ Vi RAMS ici wy do. INYC AIT 2 dos 30 do WH: BOivvccy 100 Un Pac Riv TOO: Stir sox Iw) Kan & Te kits tit . 4 a rR Second Board—1 PB. M. shs Un do So Quick Mp J) Pac M 8S 1), do. ‘3 1200 do wk "RR be 20 Wells Fa wm” “do bs 1200 Ohio & Mias') he on 7 “ 100 MILA SEP Ri ie ae DO MILA SEP pri bs MH C.CATC RR 5 100 do. 9 AHets.b¢ 97% 109 do. 40000. N-¥. | mercial course. CLOSING PRICES3 O'OLOOK P, M. Western Union. 754 a Northwest'n pf. 9014 a | 90%4 | Quicksliver 3. BO a Rock Island....31% a 110) Wicksllver pro. Maa @ StPauk........ Be ABD | FINANCIAL, TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, 185 Chatham square aud 2 New Bowery. Nuw You, June 22, 1972. The twenty-fith semi-annual payment ‘of interes wil be wade (mind alter Monday, July 1,on all sums ot froin $1 to 815,00 en itled thereto under the bylaws at (be Tate of six per cent per annum, Interest not withdrawn will be added to the principal and draw interest accordingly. Interest on deposits made now will date from July 1. Bunk open daily from WW A. M. to3 P. M.. and ou Mon- day and Wedis evens froin 6 t0 7 delack. HARRISON HALL, President. Josxrn P. Coorer, Secretary, C.D. Batury, Treasu LL DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10 1N the THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, corner Twenty-shxth street, Will draw interest irom July 1. Interest payable in July and January, and if ne drawn, will be ts ‘and bear interest from July 1. AIX per ceat. from $1 to $5,000, DAVID MORGAN, Be: oO NSS TH oN, rest A $7, MORTGAGE ON BROOKLYN PROPERY, + tockchange for Jewelry, Watches, Diainonds, & Address DIAM NDS, box 115 fleraid office. A --TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST A 5” clase mortgaxes on city realestate, in sum fo sit Without bonus. Address COUNSELLOR, box 2681 New York Post amtice. cen A WHONEY TO LOAN, WITHOUT BONUS, ON Fr + class improved Property in this city of Brooklyn; agen purchased. Only principals apply to N. Ht #1 Cedar street ded to acco’ mort HAY ITIZENS’ SAVINGS RANK. / 1872.—July interest payable on and after Monday, July 22, at the rate of six Der cent per annum, on all ‘suins of $5 and over, Which have been on deposit one or inore months previous to July 1. now interest will commence Ju from 10 to 3, and on Mondaya and Saturdays trom 10 to 7, Bank 68 Bowery, southwest corner of Canal street. SnyMovn A. BUNCE, Sec.’y. _B. A. QUINTARD, Prest. ONEY PROMPTLY LOANED ON STOCKS, BONDS, Life Policies, Furniture, Pianos, Valuables and Mis: @ellancous Seeurities; Commercial’ Paper negotiated ; Brorare, TAM S CAGNEY, Auctioneer, Real Betate and Loun Broker, 631 Hudson street, BEAL ESTATE | INVESTMENT. 00), WANTED— First morigage security given on real extate in vicin- ity of New York; $50,000 profit will be given or large bins Apnly to or address CHAS. Ry MILLER, 202 Broad- KOO TO, LhOAN-ON FIRST | MORTGAGE, ON 2) property in Westehcser cognty, New * ‘dress JOHN COYLE, station D, New York. 5.00 232%, 10, 889.2,,70, LOAN ON BOND ede’ sand mortgage (nm improved City Property. GL. VE, 21 Park row, room 5! $5 OOO WANTED<FIRST MORTGAGE ON IM: ed proved Property valued at $12,000; well rented: near th city. 8. 0, SMITH, Frankfort House, 202 William street. Or MORTGAGES AND $10,000 $25.000 in good Real Estate, freo and clear, wil IN FIRS’ be exchanged for a good Stock of Goods, Address BTAPLE, Herald office $63.00 Second’ Mort $87,500 mortgages; prom 10 LOAN ON NEW YORK CITY IM- or to buy First or i funds ALBERT A, OURTIS, 6 i—SUMS TO SUIT, ON CIT jinoney for first and sec treet, room 8. _ TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRT. gage ou city Real Estate; Second Mort- HICHARD V, HARNETT, 11 Broadway, room F, baseme?: rk TO LOAN OR BUY MORTGAGES, FOR $1 75.000 any desired amount, on Property in New York, Brooklyn, Westehester and New Jerse, money W PAUL P. TODD, 5 L $175.00 “LOAD BOND AND MorRT- TO LOAN—ON ond No) gage on first class city property ; See- teagve cashed. Apply to WILLIAM KENNEL: No, 4 Pine street COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. New Yorks, June 22, 1 To THe Epivor or The HeRatp:— Your itemin this morning's paper concerning the results of the examination in tne College of the City of New York has a tendenzy, I think, to create an unjust Impression as to the success of the new commercial department. In that department there were 108 students examined, of witch forty were recommended for diplomas, instead of twenty-five out of 125, as stated in the item. This is regarded as a large propertion, under the circumstances, as the students received a stricter examination than they wouid have had if they were simply to be pro- moted to another classin the college, and each one had to exhibit evidence of good ability in all respects for entering at once upon the duties of the counting room, embracing familiarity with bookkeeping, penmanship, phonography, mathematics, &c, The percentage of students thus graduated is'as large as in our best business colleges, although the commercial cour: of the coliege contains more studies, and 1s as at a proportion 2s can be expected, go long as he course is limited, as at present, to only one year. As evidence of the gers of this new commercial department (which has been but one rin operation) the fact may be mentioned that fifths of the applicants ‘for admission to the college for the coming year have chosen the com- The forty graduates of this new department will do credit to the present enterpris- ing management of the college, and tne available members of tais and future classes will be sought after by our business men, who are always wanting young men of the right stamp to introduce to promising business positions, ©. A.W. ce SD RELIGIOUS NOTICES. YHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, CORNER PARK AVE- J and Thirty-fourth street.—Rev. Rush ft. Shippen, of Boston, will préach Sunday, June 23, morning amd | owner: sold on account ot slokness: or will sell Ro with four years’ leas dusinosn nt 208 Chambers virvet, corucr of West, A. LIQuon sTORE AND BAR WHLL LOCATED FOR trade; stckness cause of selling. Particulars 23 Chambers street. GORGE W. SYMMERS & CO.'S Store Ageney. A. FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM FOR SALE-ON Elghth avenue; cheap rent, If not sold by Tuesday, Jone 2%, will be sold at auction at 105 o'clock on that a, Sigkuevk cuuae for selling. | For pardculars wpply t wit. ABBOTT, No, 6 City Hall place, CONFECTIONARY AND ICE CREAM SALOON for eal, now doing @ paying busincas: sickness Catise of seitiig. Apply for three days at S22 Broadway, near Bleecker street. ANT FOR SALE— vitals! LARGE, PIRST CLASS RESTA On Proadway ; established 11 est. Apply to N. ©, BISHOP, 243 Broadway. A RARE CHANCE.—$300 WILL BUY THE WooD nd Willow Ware Stand 74 Tompkins Market front- rent ouly $2 per we ing 31 tect on Third avenue; rent ou ¢ A BARI SHOP ON BROADWAY, Ps Plotely fur d, for sale cheap—Some cash, balance in real estate: splenitid location; in first class hotel. Address F, D. RICHARDSON, 9 Liberty street. . se A. FIRST CLASS CORNER, LIQUOR TORE, FOR sale cheap or exchange for first class Brooklyn or New York City Property: doing an excellent business and well located, Apply to THOS, GAFFNEY & CO., 69 East Houston street, A STOCK OF GROCERIES (ABOUT $7,000) WILL P be sold for a little cash and good elty or near by Property. Address ECHO, Herald office, WHEELER & WILSON’S FIRST CLASS FAMILY Sewing Machine, nearly new, encased iu black wal nut, for sale at a great bargain, at 496 Hudson street, neay Christopher. A “Hiquor STORES, RESTAURANTS, CIGAR 41... Stores and ail other Businesses for sale. Send for our June Register, maited free, BETTS YORSTON, '4, 86 West Thirty-second street. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN WITH A small capital.—A Gentlemen's Furnishing Stand for sale, with large Show Window, in one of the leading hotcigon Broadway; rent $1.20 per year, including use of fixtures; doing & large shirt trade; proprietor wishes to devote his entire attention to manufacturing shirts, Address SHIRTS, box 162 Herald office, New York. HARDWARE AND HOUSEFURNISHING STORE for sale, doing a good business. Apnly for one week to W. ©. HOLYWELL, 1,048 Broadway, Brooklyn, — A. GABINET CASE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING Machine, in complete order, with work box and Side drawers,’ accompanying articles complete, for sale ata great sacrifice, 367 Bleecker street. RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, AN ESTABLISHED business for the manufacture of Human Hair, with Stock, Tools, &c. No. 82 Fourth avenue. Business Ager FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE, IN FINE NEIGHBOR- 41 hood, stocked, lease aud low rent, for sale. Address M. W., Herald office, A ~TOR SALE, A BOARDING HOUSE, CORNER AL. Liquor Store, Grocery, Butcher's Shop, Dining Saloon, Ice Creat and Coutectionery, Oyster and Dining Ioan, Hotel JAMES ©. n street RUG STORE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN—THE most beautifully fitted and appointed store in city; trade averiges $9 per day, and steadily i sing: premises and dwelling located in the most di ightial part of Brooklyn; 5 years lease, and at moderate rent; owner has interests in another ‘State, Apply to SYRIOKLAND'S DRUGGISTS’ AGENCY, 78 Cedar street, JANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &C.—A HANDSOME ast fide, doing a zood, business, tor sale on ness, Inquire at 452 Second avenue. OR SALE—A LAGER BEER SALOON, IN WILLIAM where a fortune has been 1e $2,000, RUFUS K. MCUARG, 7 Cedar street, toner for each rtat GOR SALE—A DRUG STORE IN A GOOD GERMAN and frish neighborhood in Brooklyn ; will be sod on very accommodating terms, Inquire at Messrs, ROBLN- NS & SON, Greenwien street. the mu TE CIGAR AND STATIONERY STO! ighth avenue and Twelfth street; two corn years lease, OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNE! the best Soda Water Establishments; also a large itogk of Cider, Porter, Ale, Ginger Ale, Cream Soda, & with Machinery, Building, Stables, Wagons and Hor: nplete order, Inquire of F. HEPPENHEIMER North William street, New ¥ OR SALE—FINE GROCERY STORE, WELL ESTAB- lished and doing a xood business’ drst class stock and fixtures; will be sold a bargain, Owner retiring from business. Apply on premises, corner of Broadway and Forty-tourth street. OR SALE—AN EXCELLENT LITTLE BUSINESS House, in a good location, doing a good business; sickness the reason for selling. Apply at 26 Fast Thir- teenth street. Mrs. ROBERTS. OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BARROOMS, RES- taurants and Summer Gardens, near the ‘ferry, Broadway, Williamsburg; flye years" Lease; rent low the proprietor leaving for Germany, theretore wiil sel cheap. Apply at 4 and 55 Broadway, Williamsbarg. OR SALE—A CIGAR STORE, ON ONE OF THE principal thoroughtares; established eighteen years; reason for selling, other business to attend to. Apply to J. G, MoM , 324 West Twenty-fourth street, (OR SALE—A_ FIRST CLASS EXPRESS ROUTE, with Horse, Wazon and Harness, in good order; satis: factory reasons given for selling. “Inquire at 156 Reade street or 2m West Forty-fifth street, New York. JOSH BART =... oe Last week of Mr. JOBH HART'S sensation, < AGO. LAST WEEK 01 N s. CHIGAa oN OF THE DAY, before, during aud afte, Positively the last eight} ero snes of ty MATINEE, WEDNESDAY AND Batt | EXTRA NOTICE. papat. Mr. G. L. STOUTE will eommcnce'a sh seaso: ir, GT. will commence & short sum: with an entire change of bill, and Teappearaiee of a R. JOHN HARE, and frst time of the new Arana THE SOUTH AFTER THE WAR, Mr. JOHN HART as Uncle Antoney. A grand ollo of fun will Aen the drama, introducing 8 powerful array of talent OWERY THEATRE, JOHN B.FRELIGH |. A NIGHT WITH SHAKSPEARE. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 24. Engagement for a limited period of Mr. W. H. WHALLEY, who will enact MACBETH—a CHARACTER in which he STANDS UNRIVALLED, The Play will bo performed with all the original Music and cast to the full strength ot this excellent Company. Also the Dramatical Drama of the PRIDE OF THE OCEAN, Wednesday Evening, BENEFIT OF MR. WM. MURDF! Thursday Evening, BENEFIT OF MR. GEORGE FRAN. Friday Evening, BENEFIT OF MISS MILLIE SACKETT. GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 O'CLOCK. OOTH'S THEATRE, ADAMS, Mr, EDWIN BOOTH. Proprietor and Manager. LAST WEE! the Season, LAST STX NIGHTS of MR. EDWIN ADAMS. LAST SIX performances of ENOCH ARDEN, LAST ENOCH ARDEN MATINEE on SATURDAY, at 134 o'clock. Seats secured at the theatre; also at Ditson & Co.'s Mu- sie Store, 711 Broadway. LYMPIC THEATRE, ADMISSION 10 CENTS, BOUNCING GOES ON WITH MERRIMENT, “SCHNEMER.” FULL OF FUN! SONG! and DANCE!!! Second Week of the Dutch dinlect Comedian, JOHNNY ALLEN, Supported by LITTLE MAC and ALICE HARRISON, with fill Dramatic Comyany, this week only. Every Hvening Open at 74. Veins § Over 10% o'clock. EDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES AT Manager. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY, THE LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON, COOLEST AND STILL MORE NEW STARS. THEATRE | J. P. JOHNSON, Comedian and Vocalist, IN JAS. COLLINS and MARTHA WREN, qHE BILLY PASTOR'S song on the Eight-Hour Strike. ——————©NEW DRAMA, NEW YORK MILLINERS. Billy Pastor as Tom Tilton’; J. P. Johnson as Madame Baye. MATINER TUESDAY, “MATINEE FRIDAY IGHTS, SHIRTS, TRUNKS, LONG STOCKINGS, IN silk, Worsted and cotton, every size and color, at low 2 UNION ADAMS & CO., 637 Broadwe ___..., COPARTNERSHIPS, HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE KNOWN AS the Spingler House, Nos, 5, 7 and 9 Union square, er the name of T. J. Coe & Son, fs dissolved by mutnal sent. ‘The business on and after this date will ) continued unter the name of T. J Coe, The liabilities of | the late firm will be liquidated by either partner at the office of the hotel. TIMOTHY J. COE, June 17, 1872. RUSSEL T. COE. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. CLASS RETAIL GROCERY, DOING A larve, profitatle trade, desires an experienced man {fo take charge: will give share of profits if party will fur- nish some capital. Address MYERS, box 1,/06 Post office, New York. FIRS -in which Bobby Newcomb, anepeoeeenseigeeen ten or pmo BQUARE THEATRE. THE BRIGHTEST AND PLUASANTEST ENTERTAIN> MENT IN THis CITY, Mrs, Jaa. ‘ ore ee be oy SPLENDID COMPANY, very evening watil farthe: ice, IN TWO OF ‘QHEIt HGer sUodessruL SPECIALS OFFENBAOH'S SPARRLING OPR) A} PROMILA DONNA A 4 NIGHT, au the roaring ne ee which received on Friday and S.turday mvgiite u appisuse from crowded und fashicUable aedienees, cn WET Ye BLONDR wia, © si \¢ 234 o'clock. ne ¥V TALLACK'S, rt sme HIT OF THE SHASON ON THE JURY. An emotional and seusat sat onde! BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, STARTLING AND REALISTIC RFFROTS -WONDERPULLY POWERFUL OABT, EVERY EVENING wniil turther notice. 5 BRoabw. 65. 585 BAN FRANCISCO HALL, ig tte Metropolitan Hotel, |AT MINSTREL TROUPE, i GUTH pa WEER. Prononneed ‘an Incommpasatie evean vation, and the i Peril oe end MATANER, ON THONSDATS GUEY, AT 2:50 P.M. Woon’ museum. MONDAY, JUNE 24 usr EVERY AFTERNOON AT’? AND EVER? EVENING AT 8, BS a ment eminent Me DOMINIK MURTEAY, who willappearas YORKSHIRE BILL, in in a prologue and 3 acts, enti ESCAPED FROM SING SING, The popular actor. ow. BARRY, ‘will sustain the cter Fincipal ck MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE, BENEFIT OF MR, DOMINICK MURRAY. Monday, July 1, production of a new and original semea- tion drains by Robert Newcomb, entitled WON OUT, Chiarles Gibbons, Joseph Sheever and Edwacd Kennedy will appear. FIFTY-RIGHTH STRERT, BE- VENUER. : John Koch. GRAND Por THIS (SUNDAY) EVEY!NG, June %, at eight o'clock, BECOND GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT. Admission Tickets 2c. cach: Packages containing 12 tickets, $25), THEODORE THOMAS. J, KOCH.. EIGHTH WEE! ‘new Grams, € = ERRACK GARD) TWEE. 0 Proprietor. NTRAL PARK POPTHCLOP. ecw “ FHRODORE THOMAS" UNRIVALLED Si NIGHTS’ CONCERTS. . June 23 at 8 o'clock, SIXTH GI UNDAY CONCERT, when a new and brilliant programme will be presented. ‘Admission tickets, dic. each. Private boxes, $1 extra, URING THE WORLD'S PEACE JUBILEE THE REAT ORGAN in BOSTON MUSTO HALL (entrance from Winter street) will be played DAILY from 10 to 1 A M., from 12 to 1 noon and from 8 to 9 evening, Single admission. Package of five tie TEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- UN “way, between Houston and Bleecker street. —Every One should visit this woudertul museum. It is full of every~ thing people should see and unlerstand. Lectures daily ou The Philosophy of Martlaze.” "Those parties anablo- to attend these important Iwcthres can have then f warded, post free, on receipt of 25 cents, bi sel SECRETARY NEW YORK McSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6 Broa w York. ci on N ENTERPRISING MAN CAN MAKE AN ARRANG ment with me for the monopoly of an article of com: merce, salesof which can be mide unlimited; abont | 1.500 ‘suficlent to carry on the business, Address LIATA, Herald officr A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER. + chants, manvfacturers and others. Perso capital seeking business advised of ap; ties. References:—Chas. K. Graham, of Savings Bank, 166 Nassau street, &c. TON & CO. A WAR MERCHANTS, MANUFAC + others well established in b ing to make sale of their business interests, &c., or requir- ing additional capital as partnershiv investment, active or special, can be placed in communication with ‘capital- ists and others sceking business investments by applying to BIBLE & CO., Financial Agents, 176 Broadway. A siness and desir- Vout, T ‘a 12 St. Mark’s place, 0, ‘This evening, at 9 o'clvc! THIRD GRAND SACRED CONCERT, Mr. CARL BERGMANB ond Neto. se as bem wre aris events Brandt, near Fourth street, sevening, at 8o’elock, , TWELFTH SACRED CONCERT of the celebrated Pavilion Lady Orchestra, Admission 25 cents. PAUL FALK. EVENING. SDAY AND SATURDAY. MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERY BUSI many years established and having a larze Will be sold at a moderate price and on easy terms, owner desiring to retire from active business; this isa cash business, in which the proilts are large. ‘Address CANDY, Heraid office. PROFITABLE, BUSINESS—OF A NATURE THAT ‘arrants and secures an investment of 82,00), on | undoubted interest, will be sold in consequence’ of the proprietor having other matters of importance which re- | uire personal attendance. For further particulars ad- ress J. J., Greenpoint Post office, L. 1. VOR SALE—A WELL LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR Store, down town, and doing a good business: a rare chance for those meaning business. Apply to THOMAS GAFENEY, 67 Eas ‘on street. N OPPORTUNITY NOW OFFERS FOR A PERSON with eral cenit to pErehaee ye established ; article staple : profits considerable; forms easy. beta PIGSLOD. 30 Brondwny. first floor (OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A first class Book, Stationery and Periodical Store; a in. Apply to GEO. |W. oa Jr, Attorney ‘at A GENTLEMAN OF LITERARY ABILITY AND SOM: capital can meet With the best business opportu- nity that probably ever presented Itself. Addre: aS ©., Ledger office, Philadelphi OR SAL Cigar a tures and Lease; the rear part suitable for a first class barber shop. A BOUT $5.00 INTEREST WANTED IN A HOTEL OR AAS other good fixed business: give exact location and | Particulars, “Address JAMES HENRY, box 120, Herald | ce. FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE, s xtures; price $700. KEY, Store Agency, 18744 Bowery. F% SALE—OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY STOR! 27 Third avenue; everything in copplete onde horse. ‘&c.; dwelling abo’ re: emnises, JOR SALE—LAGER BEER AND LIQUOR SALOON. To be sold cheap. 536 West Thirty tth street, e; stable in PARTNER WANTED—IN A MANUFACTURING A. Dasiness: smali capital required ; very large prod this is an extraordinary opportunit OODY & CO., 183 Broadway. SURE FORTUNE TO AN ENERGETIC MA) physician will make liberal arrangements with an energetiv man, having some capital, to assist In introduc- Ing to the public his medicines, which are of great value and have been thoroughly tested. Address H, W., Herald Uptown Branch offic t¥-RIGHTH STRE z .U. G. Brewer, of Danv ill preach oi Suaday morning, June nvit rontrs ANNIVERSARY OF SUNDAY SCHOOL of First Baptist Charch, Park avenue and Thirty- ninth street, at Si P. Address by Rev, 8. H. Tynig, 3. for Reunion of former workers in Sunday Sehool, at EWE! ND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH corner Maitison avenue and Forty-seventh street.— The Rey, J. 8. Hanna will preach Sunday, June 23, morn- ing and evening. vices 10g A, M. and 7k P.M. AL—THE CONTROLLING INFLUENCE . Slade, the celebrated medium, will give a public exhibition at Apollo Hall, Broadway ‘and Twenty- eighth street, Saturday, June 2. Seanée commences at So'clocl BISHOP BR. TE UL P Methodist Episcopal Church, Forty-tirst-stre avenue, on Sunday morning, at 10; o'clock: secordially invite if D. NORTHROP WILL PREACH IN THE * Twenty third street Presbyterian church on 10% ALM. and 7 P.M. Sunday, Re STEPHEN H. TYNG, JR., WILL PREACH IN hureh Of the Holy Trjnity, Madison avenue and Forty-second street, on Suiday‘evening, at § o’eloc RINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, STH STRE! Lexington avenue, Rev, J..8. Holme, pastor. fny at 104; A. M.—Subject: “ ffospitality, is there su grace known to modern Christianity MUSICAL, A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON ZV the Pianoforte at pupil's residence for $19 quarter. Be: EACHER, reference given. Address, with residen: box 122 Herald Uptown Branch ollice, 10, enth and Eigh- ST PROMI MUSIC INSTITUTE the summer sea itbe given in se Who Wisl 1 rates duc For particulars ap N, B,—Readnen’s Monthly Musteal Gaz pply to H. SCRE te Just published MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC PLANO rooms, 211 Fourth avenue, xt to Clarendon Hotel. nos sold’ to suit custome ery piano warranted; pianos for hire and pianos tu nd repaired. G' ITAR, G, PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, TAR. I ns private place cbth and clreniars maiied tree, ON, Musical D MUSICAL ACADEMY, Fiolin, Oran, § All mi nder Mr, om; open all summer, MUS SINSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO FROM $2 M to & month, with daily practice, at Sot et, between Seventh and Kighth ave nues; puy idly advanced. ATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. JN “A SELECT SCHOOL for all branches of Music (Decker Brothe: ing, Union square (Broad ixteenth str mony, HAL. West Forti WANTED TO PURCHASE QET OF CORAL WANTED. —STATE PRICE, SD dress BUSIN AN, Herald office WANTEDNA LATHE, TO SWING ABOUT and take In about, foot planer, 2 to 4 190 Wor 2) inches width, Also a Boiler,’ 75 to IW.horse, up- right or liorizontal; boiler new or nearly so, Address I., box 4,170 Post office. TANTED—TO BUY 4 ‘D HAND RULING W Machine: must bein pertect order. Address box 4,949 Post office, KUROPE. S" 188 HOTEL, No. 14 Finsbury place, vuthi, London. MATRIMONIAL. fAGED GENTLEMAN, WITH ABILITY erty, wishes to meet ‘with a lady, of the suitable for Has N Address, confide tally, HOME, box 20 Herald office, for three days. | A XOeXG WIDOW, EDUCATED AND REFINED, | ZL called pretty, would Hike the acquaintance of a ventleman with “means and accomplishnients, with a view to watinony. Mre STRELE. box 14 Herald office | | OR SALE—A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, CHEAP for cash; rent ony. $16 per month; also a Patent Right, in pertect. working order. Inquire at 697 Broad- way, room 5%. (OR SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A first class Lager Beer and Liquor Saloon, with two Billiard Tables; cheap rent, Inquire at 318 Allantic ave- nue, Brooklyn. (OR SALE CHEAP—A GOOD BUTCHER'S SHOP, Apply at 96 Wooster street. JOR SALE OR RENT—THE NEW PHOTOGRAPH Gallery, 6 long lease: rent $00 per mont! splendid opportunity to start busin OTEL FOR SA To make mone 2 HOTEL IN CENTRAL PART OF THE CITY, A with Jong Lease and elegant Furniture, for sale Cheap; doing a good business. Address HOTEL, Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. OR SALE—A FINE FAMILY GROCERY AND Liquor Business, well established in a good neighbor- hood and now doing « good and increasing trade; from $3,000 to $3,090 cash Feguired ; every opportanity tor in tion afforded. Address, for two days, 0. & L., box MPORTANT TO LUMBER DEALERS AND CAPTTAL- ists. n opportunity open, for a few days only, to parehase # one-quarter Interest in 120,000 acres of superior ine Lands, at a price which makes it an inducement seldom met with, the manufacture of lumber hein cor templated; title to the lamts perfect. Details will be | given on application to F. H. TROWBRIDGE, 107 Franklin | / street. OSE OF MY INTELLIGENCE my books will speak for them- box 182 Herald oftice. WANT TO in this city Address CASH, \TOTICE.—TO SOLD, A GREAT BARGAIN, A Magician's Stock, Musi¢, “Dialogue, Woodents, 'Ap atus and three stariling Tilusions; will be sold separ- ly or together ; realizing $150 per week in variety the- the purchaser will be instructed. and no reasonable sed; must be sold by June 2. Apply to Colonel T. ALLSTON BROWN, Dramatic Agent, 718 and 72) Broad- D PAPER STORE FOR SALE.—A ness man; store in a tirst class 's' lease; trade already established. Herald office. locatio Address PAT AFES.—HERRI MARVIN'S AND WILDER'S, SY cheap for cash; Lillie’s Improved Sates at reduced prices: Jewelry and Silk Sates. LILLTE'S SAPE COM- PANY, Si Maiden lane, near Gold street. {AFES.—LARGE, SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED SP ond hand Sates, of Herring's, Wilder's and Lillie make, for sale cheap at S. G, QUIRK’S, 72 Maiden lane, Wilder's Safe depot. WO SILVER-MOUN’ sale cheap—At ME G |, 196 Nassan st. ENTS’ FURNISHING STORE AND SHIRT manufactory of S& East Broadway (B. MEEHAN), near Catherine for sale cheap; established seven Years; satists Tnquite int wy SELL tory reasons given (or selling the business, store, AT A BARGAIN-AN OLD ESTAR. and Feed Business, with Lease, and doing an de, with Horses, Trucks and’ Fix- tures in complete order. For particulars inquire on barge Michigan, foot of Christopher street, North River, MACHINERY. T WILLARD & DEBE AV. Moisting, Por and Stationary Engines Boilers ; one 5-foot Planer; Lathes, Tanks, Shafiing and leys bought, sold and exchange Fi 1? CHARLES PLACE & €0.'8, 0 VESEY STR AL Just received, new, for snie, one 6 inch S-side mow ing Blind Siat Tenoruihg Machine, Foot Moruser, Saw Tables. A BOUT 26 SCHENCK & STEWARTR BEASSFINISH A er's Lathes, Monitor Screw Machine, Upright Drilh Brassfoundry Fixtures, Shafting, Pullies, Vises, Benches? &c., very heap, Apply at St Centre strevt, NES AND BOILERS, tones, one Elevator and numerous @ makers; also a great variety of ad SLO West Thirty-fourth street. — B. FOX & CO, Bowes, Be WASTED.--AROUT Oia ng; also one about 16 feet log, anktable for vulcanizing heaters, GUTTA PERCHA AN RUBBER MANUFACTURING CO, Nos 9 and 1 Park place. vy OF A. GREAT val AX one run of Mil Steam Puy other articles. 51 6 INCIKES Hs SAL with §) 4, Tools, &e.; as good new, Add 4 JOR SALE—ONE $HORSE PORTABLE ENGIN and Botier: one power Punch, taking in 2 inches: one Punch and Sh mbined. Address H. HAMILTON, box 496 Post office ¥ whurg, N Mortising, aws, Freach Saw HARVEY & €O., 23 Ferry street. W VINE, AT LEAST # MORSE POWER, Boer, Sharting, #e., with building already erected, near linestone qiirries, and ot water course or railroa preferred, Address ROUKBREARKER, Herald office, \ TANTED—A LATHE, TO SWING ABOUT % INCHES: and in about’ foot planer, 2 to 4 foot bed and Bed t i My ores a Bol Hig Ay n rhubtor horizontal; boiler new or neatly 80, ese Hy box 4170 Post office, du MUSIC, REAR TURNERS—ON EXHIBITION. AND | for sale; also State and County Rights, at 907 Broad- Way, room 6. ARTNERSHIP WANTED.—A YOU has been for some years in the emp mereia! house and who can cominand a to $15,080), wishes to find some already r cantile business where his capital and capacity will giv Him a tair interest. Address, with name and particulars, W. D., box 2,396 Post ofice. | ARTNER WANT! —IN A GOOD PAYING OFFIC E business; not much money required. Apply at Third avenue. ASHED PRO- PAgisen x FE duce, shipping and commission merchant, in an nd- joining city, wishes to form a copartnership With some one having capital, with a. view of exte: business and establishing a branch house. Any one haying less than $25,000 need not apply. Mest reierenes given and | required. Address SHIPPING AND COMMISSION, Herald office 10 MANUFACTURERS OR OTHERS A responsible party would like to enter into an en- gazement with some Eastern house tor the introducti and sale of some good paying article of merchiat the Northwestern and Southwestern States; ha sive business acquaintance and all the facili making a large demand for any article of worth; at present enzazed in an established business and re in connection with it; must he legitimate and nfitable, Only first parties need reply; unexception- iven. | Address, giving iuil particulars, | igan avenue, Chicag une 19, 15; HE SECOND FLOOR, 0, COOL AND LIGut, | with gas and water; also the Basemeni Stabie, ii | stalls, newly fitted, with water and gas; i245 Browlway, | corner Thirty-fitth street; together or separate, Apply on premises to PETER 8, WANDEL, TANTED—$10,00, TO BE IN paying manutacturing business enred. Address L, W., Herald off TED IN A WELL liberal interest se. | WASTED CA GENTLEMA with $30, to asset fa a docte Moe: also willing | to travel through the hot season. Call at 4% Sixth avenue. lisa jccilidiitctee S| TANT! 000 TO $10,000 IMMEDIATELY FOR A} specuiation; security given and part of profits, if party prefers, instead of interest; no better chance; quick returns. Address PROFITS, Herald office, WASTED -EXPERTE MAN, WITH CAPITA to join in profitable business that will bear investi | gation and bring large profits. Address box 2,6Si New York Post office $350 PER MO POSITT F DOO house established in 1858; $3,000, with ability to | take sole charge of a department. ' Address FRAN Herald office. =ANY PERSON $1,000, eat ot bert chance to ineke s Yortane be addressing V. W. T., Herald office. S].O00 Wit, SECURE Tire INTEREST IN X Dad Zood baying manufacturing business of a who is compelled to retire on gecount of sickness; Address MANUFACTURER, Herald office. $3,000 RiGiphURCHASE THE BUSINESS AND 5 Good Will ofa Notary Public and Commis- ‘for the several States. A capable young man, can permanent aod paying business. Address @. F., box 206 Herald office. (VQ) 20 $1080 WANTE: AL | or general partner, for extension of already business; must have clear business record: | river furnisies best references and security; no at tention "to anonymo otis, Address J C., box 51% Post office, EYES AND EARS. | AMPH, NUMAN EYES.—BAUOH & GOUGEL. MANN (formerly with Prof. Boissonneau, ot Paris), makers and taserters of the improved Eye. 36 Bleecker. street. N. B.—These eyes are endorsed by the tacuity. } carved legs. WITH THIS SUM WILL | « ARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, OLIVER DOCD BYROD Monday evening, June 24, a ‘Mr. EB. 1. in N R. KAHN'S MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 745 BROAD- ‘way, opposite Astor place,—This ifcent collec tion ‘contains over 100,00) specimens of Natural and ariifeial Anatomical Preparations, comprising every portion of the haman frame. Lectures daily on “Ner- yous Exhaustion,” “Marriag tg Obligations and Im- pediments.” Applicants tarnished with a pocket edition Lopy of these valuabie lectures, post (ree, or 23 conts, by ad.tressing Secretary Dr. Kahn's Museum, 745 [- way, New York, Open trom 94. M. to10 PF; M.Admis- sion 2 cents. ROOKLYN LYCEUM.—BENEFIT OF J. W. SHANNON, Tuesduy, June 25, SERIOUS FAMILY and DONE ON BOTH SID. 3 Bags SONG AND DANCE,—JIG AND CLOG DAN- cing peng Pane fitted for the stage by the re~ nowned J. BOGAN, 100 East Houston street, near Bowery. Hades taieht ; F® ING AND BOXING ACADEMY, 18 WEST Eighth street (Clinton pace: near Broadway.—Box- ing taught in 12 lessons. A fine assortment of Fencing us and Boxing Gloves on hand and for sale. pparaius and Boxing Doves on “Colonel MONSTERY, YARD.—PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, PIANO, VIOLIN, J Organ, Guitar, Singing, Harmony day and evening. 92 Clinton place (Eighth street); established 1854; cireu- lars mailed free. ‘J. SAY WATSON, Musical Director. ras pee THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD RUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREBT. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND _ PIANOFORTES. gre TS WE T SIXTE! NTH STREET~SEVEN OCTAVE. carved legs, $20, $150; also first class Square and Upright Pianos to rent and for sale at manutacturer’s prices. ‘an be seen nos in park Ring the xth street. EXTRA CHANCE.—150 PIANOS, WICH WERE ented but a short tie and as good as new, for sale t bargains, Pianos to rent and sold on Instal- ALER & CO., 60) Broadway va A city 146 Eust Twe: J amare, Those desiring a first class Piauo should not purchase before calling ar sales Elevaut Pianos, unri valied in sh, at prices to please. Every piano warrs N. B—A few Pianos in frow. rent will be sold at RNED FROM some 7 " will be sold low to Tents; Pianos to rent PIANOFORTE COM PANY, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’: EN OCTAVE ROSE- t time in use, has all modern sa rifice for eash Apply at 6 et str NY EL! NT CHICKERIN AX” wood Pianotorte, improvements; gre sixth avenue, near Fo ROSEWOOD PLANO, ONLY $100; ©, overstrang Dass. for cash. Broadway. PIANOFORTE, to be sold ches} eenth and Fight ery. nws TANOPORTE POR A MAGNIFICENT nosEWwoon £1 sale—Property funily terving city, made order, cele- brated ths; ‘ally’ guaranteed} cost $0) coigeres, owe wood, walnut Burenus, B Furniture. Call West 18th st. near Sth ay. CAST —MAGNIFIC rie: patent agrafie Lense: mad T} cost Call at private residence, 120 NEW SCALE PIAN anos made, fully w S West Twon: y Y street, near Ni Svine splendid seco ont hand Pianos sold ve TANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW “AND most be eee ey ot best wakers, at lower prices onthly oF 1OF Fenty ’ 451 Broadway, than can be tound viewherset Ve nees AL. jc formerly bel Pp! OS AND MUSIC FOR Pianos and Mv mn & Co, is offered close the business. third street. —THE 87OCK OF niging to J. N. Patti- nt a ureat reduction in price ply at the store, 48 East Twenty: PIANOS AND ORGANS To RENT FROM $8 UPWARD > Per month; rent ypplied if purchased yalso. sold on 7 in ee DUMSD ARS, ie Onivernity ents, at taught JPRIGHT PIANOS FoR R ato! ER ON'S, teonth street. oe —CITY OR COUNTRY, vacturers, 27 West Thir- yw" A. POND & CO. ; RIGHT nD SQUARE y — nos to rent, city or WM. A. POND & ©O,| rent ‘applied to weeoaee whe : desired. Organs and Melodeona. WM. A. P & CO.) Main | store 547 Broadway Branch 39 Union square, west D TO RUY—A SECOND HAND PIANO, POR cash ot ru Nena tabaaag este mt nde Sadr 10 SPECIAL BARGAINS.—SECOND HAND PEANOS, sido rime order. A rare chance to bi fro » to $250, 101 Fourth ‘avenue. near street. cl Mek be