The New York Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1875, Page 4

4 “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The California Market Quiet--The Panic Passing Away. STOCKS Prices Firm and Unaffected by Local Excite- ment—Gold 113 7-8 a 114—The Bank Statement. EASTERN STEADY. Watt Sreewr, Sarvrpay, August 28—6 P, Tic} We note few changes in speculative securities. The news from California is unimportant and produces little effect on stocks, We note prices at the close were generally firm, with only shght fluctuations in the late | dealings. Northwest was steady at 41% a 41% for the common, but the preferred reacted from 56% to 55% and closed at 55% a56. St. Paul rose to 37% for thecommon and 64 for the preferred. Western Union closed at 83% 0 83%, after selling at 835, a84 Lake Shore declined a fraction, selling at 607¢ at the close, Union Pacific closed at 744, the two extremes of the day having beem 72% and 75%. The advance.was based on rumors that the next quarterly dividead would be 2 percent Erie sold at 16 regular and 15%, seller 60. Pacific Mail closed ‘at 377% @ 88, and Rock Island at 108% a 10834. Wells, Fargo & Co. was exceptionally weak, declining to Tl. ‘The other changes are slight. THE S4LES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 69,400 shares:—New York Central and Hud- son River, 100; Erie, 1,700; Lake Shore, 14,700; North- western, 2,300; do. preferred, 2,400; Rock Island, 600; Pactfic Mail, 12,500; St. Paul, 3,600; do. preferred, 2,900; Ohios, 400; Western Union, 22,300; Wabash, 200; Union Pacific, 3,200, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— New York Central . 1045 04 55 1045 Harlem 14g 13456 16 16 oy 60% ‘Wabash. 6% 6% Northwestern. . 41% 41% | Northwestern preferred. 66S 553% Rock Island . 108% 101% 90% 90 37% 37% 64 635% Bt 18% To 110% 121 120% | jg 84 83K | Atlantic and Pacific Tel 21 21g 2% Pacific Mail. as 38% 77 Panama 181 isl ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The changes in closing prices since those of yester- day, are as follows :— Apvancn.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; At lantic and Pacific Railroad preferred, 5; New York Gentral, 4; Delaware and Lackawanna, %; Erle, 3; | Lake Shore, EA Northwest common, SS do., pre- | 1; Rock Island, &; St’ Paul common, Wi Union segs 2M; Western’ Union, %; St. Paul preferred, eter pe Decuums. jail, “ff Quicksilver, %{; Mari. eas c; C. and L. C., Hannibal and St Joseph, Fas Ohio and Mississippi and Wabash, Erie in Lon- a ZmzCMvOOEKS popetet Tt i -=4 Un Paeitie. THE MONEY MARKET, ‘The rates for money on call loans are unchanged, capital being abundantly supplied at 13g and 2 per cent. Foreign exchange was quiet at 4.85% @ 4.86 for bankers’ sixty days sterling. Demand bills were quoted at 4.8854 24.88%, although it was reported that some bills ‘Were down as low as 4.88 a 4.8334. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 113% and closed at 114, all the sales of the day having been at these figures, The rates paid for borrowing were 4, 3, 2 and 1 per cemt per annum and 1-64, 1-82 and 364 per cent per diem. The fina rate was 1-64 per cent OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD RXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances........... $1,451,296 Currency balances. Gross clearances. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency balances... Gold exchanges. balances... WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency balances. Gold exchanges. . Gold balances THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. THR BANK STATEMENT. ‘The changes in the bank statemont are unimportant. The following is a comparison of the averages of the past bwo weeks :— ‘The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities :— August 28. $12, 045, 100 70, 508, 700 $82,058, 800 a 21. Specte . $12,385,700 Legal tenders. "70,390,700 Total reserve. 776,400 $82,776, quired agn’st deposits ..., 61,544,200 Excess of re- serve above legal require- MEDL..... $21,232,200 $20,802,125 Dec... $340,075 RAILROAD BONDS. ‘The only sale of State bonds at the first board was Missouri long sixes at 102, a rise of 3¢, Railroad bonds were dull, There was an advance of % in New Jersey Central firsts, new, and % in Harlem firsts and Cleve- land and Pittsburg consolidated sinking fullds, and a de- cline of 2 per cent in Hannibal and St Joseph eights, 34 in Union Pacific sinking funds and % in Central Pacifica, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 12334 a 1234; do, do., 1881, registered, 120% a 120%; da da, do, coupon, 122 a 12214; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 1153; do. do., do., coupon, 115%; do. do., 1864, regis- tered, 11634 a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 116% a 116%; do, do., 1866, registered, 118 a 118%; do. do., do., cou- pon, 118 @ 11834; do. do., do., new, registered, 1184 118%; do, do., do., do., coupon, 118% a 118%; do. do., 1867, registered, 12044 0120 ; do. do., do., coupon, 120% 8 120%; do. do., 1868, registered, 12054 a 121; do, do., do., coupon, 120% a121; do. ten-forties, registered, M15 a 115%; do. do., coupon, 1191, @ 120; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1164 a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 117 alll. Dee. .. $222, 600 61,061,675 BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 122 for Commerce, 102 for North America and 99 for Fourth National. The latest bide are annexed:—America, 154; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 12134; Corn Exchange, 134; East River, 110; Hanover, 90; Importers and Traders’, 196; Irving, 180; Manhattan, 154; Mechanics’, 142; Mercantile, 108; Merchants’, 121; Metropolitan, 133; Nassau, 104; New York, 132; Ninth National, 80; North America, 102; Phoenix, 98; Republic, 9544; Seventh Ward, 97; State of New York, 11034; Tradesmen’s, 140. PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS. City sixes, old, 104 10454; do. do., new, 1073 a 107% Camden and Amboy Railroad, 131 a 13144; Pennsylva- | nia, 503% = 50%; Philadelphia and Reading, 66% a 56% ; Lehigh Valley, 62% ; Catawissa Railroad preferred, 43; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 20% a 20% ; North- ern Central, 29%; Lehigh Navigation, 50 0503; do, do., gold loan; "102, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Sarugpar, August 28, 1875, eBrOBE CALL—10 A. M, $00 she LS 4 MBER, PA-sceibe SESPSSLSRR viust BOARD—10:30 A, A Washington despatch states that the Treasury De- | partment has received applications to-day for the trans- | fer of $600,000 in coin to San Francisco. On these ap- | plications only $120,000 in coin has been deposited, for | which transfer orders have been issued. The Treasurer | says he will only issue transfers for a total of $1,500,000, | There appears to be some difficulty on the part of | those making applications for using the coin for deposit, The Treasury now holds $374,581,762 In bonds to secure the national bank circulation and $18,792,200 to secure public deposits. The national | bank note circulation outstanding bas decreased | $3,000,000 during the past week and now amounts to $346,085,018, of which amount $2,640,000 are gold notes. The national bamk notes received to-day for | Tedemption amounted* to $946,205, and the total re. ceipts for the week amounted to $5,010,147. Custom House receipts to-day, $655,503; internal revenue re- ceipts, $371,152; total receipts for the month to date, $8,194,902. Bonds heid by the United States Treasurer as seeurity for national bank circulation, $374,531, 762, and for deposits of public moneys $18,792,200. National bank notes received during the weck for redemption, $5,010,147. Legal tenders shipped daring the week, $2,715,643. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $96,000 go!d on account of interest and $3,000 in re- demption of fivetwenty bonds, The Treasury opera- tions for the week included the Uisbursement of $2,020,000 gold for interest, and $74,700 in redemp- tion of five-twenty bonds, and the receipt of $3,035,600 for customs. The Treasury balances areas follows :—Currency, $3,670,000; coin, $70,250,000; less coln certificates, $17,500,000, Treasury officials say there will be no increase in the gold sales during Sep- tember, ‘THE CALIPORMIA TROUPLES. Despatches trom San Francisco are to the effect that ‘no official statement has yet been made of the Sondition of the Bank of California, The directors applied to Flood & O’Brien on the day of the failure for relief, and Offered to present to the firm the entire paid up capital stock of the bank—namely, $5,000,000; also $1,500,000 in the bank, and, in addition, $1,000,000, to be as- sessed to the stockholders—in all $7,500,000— Provided that Flood & O'Brien would, for this consideration, assume the liabilities of the bank, The proposition being declined the bank had to suspend. There is no doubt that the liabilities of the bank are $14,000,000, and the available aaseta not far (rom $7,000,000, which will shrink considerably before they can be cashed Private despatches indig cate the existence of a more favorable feeling, and \t is not believed that a further transfer of gold will ve roquired. The reports from the interior ot the State are said to be more favorable, and the appre- dhonsions connected with the opening of the toarket are not fortified by recent changes. 1 is @ gratifying incident to relate that « lle two of our New York banks were prepared to aid ‘dt correspondents on the Pacific slope the latter re- yovted that they were strong in metallic reserve and vould saccessfully resist the pressure upon them and | «re safe, The London morning Standard, in ite Gnvncial column, says that the circular notes of the Gank of California are somewhat largely beid by travel- fers, but they may soon be paid under arrangements now pending The annual statement of the Anglo- California Bank shows gross protite of £61,319, less charges here and at San Francisco, leaving net profits of the year, including £3,010 carried forward last year, of £41,398, The dividend for the year is 9 per cent free | 600 Pae Mail 88.b e.53 100 do. e $2000 Missouri 6’s,1b. 102 100 shs West Un Tel... 2000 Brooklyn 103, 2100 de... * 3 $000 NJ Ce i) Vad 83) 2000 *30 ea Facgoix 8 Bou0 N JO 6 Adams Ex..b c.opg 102 4000 NJ C 100 NYC 4H BRbesd 104 2000 C & N 100 Erie BR......,..be 16 Eee ae ental 10000 Mich 600 4000 Ma St 200 2000 Con Pi 500 7000 "do. 700 do. 1000 U Pac 100 do, 6000 Un Pac 40 do. 2000 N ¥ Oei 100 do. 5000 Cley. 900 do 5000 Harle: 1000 &NW 4000 Del & 100 ‘do, 10 she Bk 100 do. 90 do 100 CANW 50 Fourth 100" do. 5 Bank of 100 do. 100 Ati & Pac Tel. 100 Chi 4 B { 700 Pac Mail 88...°b0 100 "do, 100 do. 984 200 do wo do 88% (27 Chia Ai 200 do. 88% 200M a SP j 400 do 8:34 200 | 800 do B85g LUO | | 300 do 38% 300 i 200 W Oi 83 100 600 8533 300 300 do. 833g 600 700 do. 83% 200 300 do. 855g 34 ode e's 7 do. 83% 10 70 8359 1 300 83 | 84 83% | 800 Se 88: A BEFORE CALL—i2:30 P, M. shy Spee en. SECOND BOARD—1 P.M, $2000 Un P RR Ist.bee be 1000 Un Paesink f 2000 100 she Quick iin’ i's 400 West Un Tel.b 6.43 2 70 8 P, $1000 1 & 8308's, con, 2000 Un Pac sf...... COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET-—FUTURES QuieT— FLOUR QUIET AND UNCHANGED—WuHRaT FIRMER—COBN DULL AND LOWER—OATS DULL AND LOWER—BYE QUIET AND NOMINAL—pAR- LEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED—BARLEY MALT QUIRT AND UNCHANGED—PORK IRREGULAR— LARD ¥IRMER—PETROLEUM FIRMER—WNA- VAL STORES QUIET—GROCERIES QUIET— HODES QUIET AND STEADY—ONS QUIET AND STEADY—WHISKEY FIRM—FREIGHTS QUIET—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY— GUNNIES QUIET. Saronpay, August 28—6 P, M. ‘There was no essential change in the merchandise markets to-day, save in ® few exceptional cases, the general trade movement being slow. On 'Change flour was quiet Wheat was in better request and frm. Corn was dull and lower, The same was true of ata, Whis- key was quiet, Pork was excited and decidedly higher. Lard was firmer bat not especially active, Cotton on the spot quiet, Futures quiet. Petroleum firmer, Na- val stores quiet, Hides quiet and steady. Olle quiet and steady. Hemp and jute quiet and steady, Gunnies quiet. Groceries quiet. Corrun.—The market for all grades was very quiet bat firm. We quote Ordinary cargoos, 18¢¢. a 183g0. ; fair do., 19346. a 190. ; good do., 200. & 2054. rime do., 20i¢>. « 20%e. ; ox- of lacome tax 19%Ke. © 2te., old, 90 days; Java, government bags, 26. « | ts, 270, « 200. ; Singapore, do., 226, a 240.1 ; Maracaibo, 2le. a 23¢.; Laguayra, 203¢0. Jamaica, 183gc. a 20c.; St, Domingo, 17}o, @ 18¢. ; Porto Rico, 183¢c. & 2le.; Costa Rica, 19e. a 220. ; Mexico, We. ale. Angostura, Ie. # 21}ye.; Savanilla, 2. a 220. ; Curacoa, i8}g», a 200. Cortox.—The demand for spot cotton was Nmited and the sales were confined to a few lots taken exclusively for spin- Bing purposes. Exporters were not in the market, the private advices from Liverpool being tamer both for spot cot- ton and arrivals. The fact is that exporters would rather prefer to buy August notices on the basis of 14ie. & 14 11-326, which was to-day’s price for that month, than buy cotton at the broker's office at 14%%0. The tion of spot cotton is very poor indeed, and low middling grades com- mand extreme prices. The market ts quoted quiet and easier in tone. Future deliveries opened easier and continued so all day, with insignificant fluctuations, closing quiet at the quo- tations marked below, which are on the average about 1-32c. cheaper as compared with the closing prices of yesterday. We must add, however, that August was an exception to this and closed ic. better than yesterday, After ‘Change sales of $50 vales wore made, including 150 for export, The of. ficial closing prices were, na, follows:—Auguys, 14 11 ide, « L44e.; Sepiember, 13 S1-B2c, « 14e.; October. p23 November, 13 19-34e, ; December, Wide Iie: iat Is tiie a 19 aoiue jfebruary, 18 20-820. 0 13 15. hy May, T4Xc. & 14 9-166. 14 1d160. a 14%. tion in force September sand on upland cotton in store Fanning in quality not more thén balf ¢ grade above. or be- the grade quoted Ordinary. 12%e. 13%e.: strict good ordi 14igé., low infing ie jin: middling, 15%%e. middling, 16%. Quotations ‘Americas gl pr caeet on Uplands, “Alabama. New Ovieans, Tease, 18) 13% 14 14 147, 15) 153; 15 157 16 16: 16) To-day. Last » Total. tio. Pit eee 9 —For future delivery the s as follows —August, 300 bales at 14340. w 1434¢. “700 do, ut 1831-30, & Ide. 5 ber, 400 do, at 13 Oc ‘November, 1,400 do. at 13 19-32. ; December, 19-820. , 1,000 rm at 100 do, at ipts at the ports wore a8 follows:~-Galveston, 673 New Orleans, 29 Mobile, 7; Savannah, 27; Carle . 34: Norfolk, 4. Tota bales. This day last week, this day ‘last yea {asd bales. “Cotton freighis closed us follows;—To Havre, by steam, 11-16c; to Hamburg, by steam, Se. compressed; fo Bremen, by steam, 3c. compressed ; to Liverpool, by steam, a. ee AN Kip gpg A Fagg gin wi for the cor 71,000 malt, 800 bushels. ‘The receipts 62,333 bole; whoas, 220,608 male 6,500 do. ie ere was some deman light. The sali 10,000 bbls, Rye was in fair demand and steady. Core sea niet and unchanged, ‘The sales were 500 bbls. 75 for Brandywine; a $4 40 for Western; $3 65 . % 20 for Jersey per bbl. ; a3 Soa 8), 53 per 100 ibe. for coarse Baltimore yellow City sacked irae led 150s hing ied. BI bus bolted yellow, $1 75, and bolted white, $1.8 per 100 Ibs.’ Jersey sacked quoted » $1 155; fine yellow, $175 0g 00; fine wilite, $1.90 $2 per 1 é ‘4 BR Ps ot PI Superfine Western. Extra Western, Minnesota. Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. ..... Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. Her y, ry ry . ry a Peres PenorsveceriM.83288e: lassussesessegesssga: Southern, Le Corn meal, Western, a Com meul, Brandywine --c-- Corn meal, puncheons.. —Wheat was in fair demand, and prime me ‘firm, sound was weak. 200,000 'b: i $9. eae sal jl 32 for “steamer’’ $1 88 bid for Milwankee ; 140 for do to arrive in all September: $i Att No.2 ‘Chicago, irst half September, Corn was dull and decidedly lower, with salos of 80,000 bashela, at 78. a 80c. for steamer: Hic oe for sail—the latter an outside pri hite held at BSc, at, dull and lower, with sales of 5 25 5 85 6 50 525 5 75 6 00 5 BS 700 71390 6 50 700 8.00 8 50 5.25 450 5 25 6 00 750 375 370 #5, 50 un. 54 S Pee 5,000 bushels, at Sie. O0e. for mixed, in store and ations; & 66. for white, new mixed and white; 450 for insouid, R Be. ene ate anged, | We inal, Barley was quiet end nom 1 65 Beans and peas. Stediuma were held firmly at former prices. Marrows were dull and unchanged. Other descriptions were quiet without rcoee ehaaae Medium, new, $2 15 0 $2 20; $190 8 $2 marr rime, new, ey 80 a $3; white kidney, i fair to $1 90 a $1 75. Gouxwuxs.—The market for domestic was quiet and nom- Inally unchanged. We note sales of balf rolls on terms not made public We quote retiae et 4c. 5 Borneo and Gouripore, 14c. ; “Galeat 13,0 Hemp axp Jots were quiet and wit et sarees ther chang Jute butts were in m ate eons end steady. We quote.=-Americen dressed, & $280 for double, id $235 a $240 for sin cf ‘Ten hemp, 70. s Biae., on ibs, the lett’ a fen, 82 wis, gold; Pieter Shee Se Ttallen, 82 60's a Site ‘butte quoted at 4%0' & Bc, eur mb. AM ne Tarket was firm. Common grades were steady, ‘with a fair doce 4 at fully rices, —_ prime grades were ea eines tree shoes juiet rae! were 1,400 Bayea, 500 Ecuador, 180 Mexican ban ‘entral American on terms not made public. Receipts at hldes pe the follows 15,496 trom | Crude | changed. We quote :—Cottonseed, ber from Curacca, per La 1,423 fr aye Ac spain from Tampico, per Eveline; 10,374 from ‘iciseo. per Aca pale co; mae from Galveston, per Ge: meas Sire 2,008 ry Kew Orleans, por Cortes; @2 from, Sw a Total, Waote Mose, pee 5 bale alcutte buffalo, + Thome Da, ‘50 do. do. do, Bed Gauntio "per Red Gaustles. Stock 300 dy Buenos ree, Entre ios Ae. Se ge) od en i lo jo Grande, 7 7,800 200 a satre eric 2 Pig ol 400 do. Puerto Cabello, 3,900 do. ‘African, do. West ln- 2 dian, 7,400 do, Tampico, 10,800 do. Mexlean, 11,900 do. xas, Western Sotthern; 1,700 do, wet salted Tex as, We estern and Potions, Tots ee. and 415 bales Galcusta cow and 2,127 do, Gatcursa uffalo, Same time last 500 hides and 1,; me 20 toa i Baye cow aud Nesp 22 se. 24 bac. 5 ;, Montevides 203g to 21. ie ST ‘to 22'tus., Bde. 2 wi Bio ieee do., cow, a3 ‘MOLasses was without any Botieatl al and mixed, ehenge. We quote>— Cuba, centrifugs ® 820; do. ela; a Soe bot 8 556.5 2 0c. ; New Orleans, ie. Te he market for spirits turpentine was arm's Sisge, bid for large ots and ‘asked. The sale; were 50 bi at 32c. Strained rosin Mie juiet and withor =p han, Better wei eis 1 7.008 bbls. tes ne ee Po fray oe Yormer prices. Pitch was dull and without decided change. We a + Soiriea turpentine, Sie a S20: a $170; Wilmington tar, $3; Steet Frealaseas van Ge 90; Proen ees quaee tae Witte a partact change, O114.—Linseed was in moderate demand at former prices. ‘Lard was quiet and without further change. Olive was dull and mors or less nominal Cottonseed was in fair demand and ste Menhaden was quict sperm were quiet and uomini Crade tn bulk was quiet and without further change. | Naphtha was Reglocted end nominal at former prices. The sales were 2,900 Dole refined es 11%o. and 2000 bbl” do. at, Lifge also, at Philadelphia, 6, bbls. as 113¢0. ome delivery: © Vm bulk | was quo Bre Tor Augast snd September 15; do. buin, Oe. « and 9 & Ye tor September 13; ro fa ag ey ike! Nephtha, 10s for tember 5. cargo yc it Puadtpits eS eted'es Tike. he Spt 2 ty: a was qi ugust and Septem- ber 15; iL Bana, te 8 Lig. for August and September 13; ¢ lle quie Rouseville re sadn iseey $1 10. a ve aby Parker's steady. United, 925¢e « 94 ot cores 87) 40,5 lard, 150 de The receipts 8 ack ages ; i 212 ie; Tieod de. Mie pork inarkos . sale long clear at 12% nominal Cut meats were neglected and nominal at about former prices Lard was Brmer but not very tiv ‘th of terces, September, Ocrober, at good, 4 Pa 16 choice, 27¢. » Sue.) Western tubs, fair jo cho Tee a es Western reserve and Michig sit lo choles, ve. Cheese The market was duit au Bite factory, and rat we ro 1c. lower We quote — # lie. ; do.. part skim, fi cane sey fina, Ba 6 40; Ohio fue ir ve art im a ate; Ul pian fauey, Be. 6 “sey ' note sales of 200 bags os alao ales In Job oie oa ae ©. # 8g6., 130 bois. Louisiane a Oye. @ 60. and 125 bogs Rangoon’ ai gc. a Bye. We quote cling, fair Wo prime, This. 8 Sige. : Louisiana, c.* ee prime and te qualities down ‘to goon, 340. & 7c, currency ; Patna, 7c. « nd, aie per Ib., gold, cash. ideas etree and unchanged. It ey thas 100 bbds, Cubs sugar were sold on the bas de, w Bee. for fair to good refining. Retined was quiet aneb We quote; Be. , good do., , fair wo choice, Biae. a elKe j do., contrite 8, Now 8 40 18, Bige. w Uae — sou hinds. 04 boses, Ue [ie Foro ‘ico reGinii e rc. 5 roeery, standard A, tice. s' fom of bride et Bee * A, 108. @ Ui d, Lic, powdered, lU%e. » Ile; granulate rellow. 8 ‘sions xtra UO U8gc, « 10)ke cur oct, tiees Srean 9440. for Western and lige, was dull wb 163g. & © Me, tor tt ‘ TLOt erken wes quiet and nominally wnchy nest, ts, 400 bola, a y week dy; 190 bb lor both bert ry quiet at former rates, The “Ho Liverpool, by steam, 4 gd. by sail, 48,000 bushels rn ie cuersare wy adel 7 \e charters w p from Pal phia to London, with 7,500 bbls. rafined peweleam at ds, 6d, A Norwegian bark, frou Philadelphis to Trieste, with $,000 bis do. do, a6 Us Tig. EUROPEAN MARKET. treme range for lots, 186. & 21%K0.; Santon. fair to xood. elttoe August 28, 1875—Evening.— Linseed oil, 259. per LIFE INSURANCE. ASSURANCE $10.00 {Kiel i THE GREAT REVOLUTION III QOT MERELY “REFORM” STILL GOING FORWARD! THE ID) AMBRICA! OPULAR zn NEL = upon LIFE INSURANCE. | There are two bases upon which the business of Life In- surance can be and is conducted. These are:— 1. THE LAWS OF LIFE. 2 THE PACTS OF DEAT! lelI As the latter are determined and controlled by the for- mer—standing in the relation of effects to causee—tt is ob- the latter is simply numer- ical and destitute of any scientific morit; and itis equally apparent that asystem based upon the former is scientific and reliable, The former is founded upon the BED-ROCK OF IMMUTABLE LAW; the latter ts based upon the shifting sands of capricious and unreliable ASSUMPTIONS. The former ts the basis of the system of Life Insurance practised by the AMERICAN POPULAR; the latter is the basis of Life Insurance done by all other companies, ‘Thus do we stand alone, ISOLATION, TAKE PRIDE IN OUR g He WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACH that we are the ONLY Life Insurance Company {n the world to seek out and apply the LAWS OP LIFE in the business of Life In- surance, ogee WE DO NOT ESTEEM Tf A REPROACH that we are the only Life Insurance Company in the world that does or CAN apply the LAWS OF LIFE to the GRADING of life Hiaxs for the purposes of Life Insurance. WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACH that we are the only Life Insurance Company in the world that, by a sclontifie grading of its life risks according to the LAWS OF LIFE, can adapt the PREMIUM to the grade of the risk es thus determined. lI | WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A BEPROACH that we are the only Life Insurance Company im the world that in the ninth year of its experience made @ record of less than FOUR DEATHS PER TH 'D PER YEAR among all {ts insured. Cc § e WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACH that we are the only Life Insurance Company in the world that has selected # class of insurants among whom the death losses for « period of nine years have been LESS THAN ONE PER THOUSAND PER YEAR el WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACH that we are the LAWS OF LIFE to the business of Life Lasurance, can offer $10,000 ASSURANCE FOR §60 PREMIUM per year to those who, 20 to tosts of admission to the B WE DO NOT ESTEEM the first and, as yet, the years of age, can pass our i A REPROACH that we are EERE i ° ONLY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY in the world, that has put its Medical Department at the HEAD OF THE BUSINESS—where it delongs—and its Actuarial Department at the other end—where IT belongs. WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACH that we | have the fullest, most com, id detailed forms of appli- eation and medical examination ever devised; nor that these are INDISPENSABLE to our method of business; nor that ether companies are COPYING from them ideas and forms | of expression. WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACH TO US that scompany has just been organized ander the suspices of the “leading Actuary of th tern World,” whose DIS- TINCTIVE feature is in imitation of gp SUBORDINATE though valuable feature of “Reform” successfully tnang- urated and practised by us, to-wit, our | | AARD-P. > N METHOD, : “PAY AS YOU GO." “GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR,” “STOP WHEN YOU Cli WITHOUT LOSS,” &e., ae WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACH TO US that such @ company should thus follow us “APAR OFF," falling to reach with us the “height of this great argument,” the h [le | recognition of the LAWS OF LIFE tm adapting the premium to the risk, thus giving to BEST GRADE LIVES the RIGHTS to which their SUPERIORITY entitles them, WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACH TO US that the aforesaid eminent actuary NOW advocates with distin- guished vigor and ability the doctrine first ADVOCATED BY US NINE YEARS AGO, that the “large accumula tons” of the OLD PLAN companies are not only needless, but {n fact DANGEROUS to the SECURITY of the assured, while also the “cost of insurance Is lessened by dispensing _ ‘with them." WE DO NOT ESTEEM Tra A REPROACH that we are pie eis Seer tbo world that has in a | handred years tntroduced in tho business of Life Insurance ke neh egg tn the form of « PRINCIPLE as distinguished from a simple mathematical METHOD OR PLAN. WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPROACT that wo have made A FINANCIAL SUCCESS of the application of a sctentifie prinetple, and have thus justified the hopes and rewarded the confidence of those who, as stockholders. took all the riskt of establishing the business of Life Insurance apon a NEW BASE—thas of the LAWS OF LIFR. FOR FULL DISOUSSION AND EXPOSITION OF THE TOPIOS BUGGRSTED IN THR FOREGOING, BEND FOR DOCUMENTS TO THE AMERIOAN POPULAR | LIVB INSURANCE OOMPANY, 419 AND 421 BROAD- WAY, NEW YORK, LF BY MAIL, BEND STAMP. DO NOT FORGET, $10,000 ASSURANCE FOR 0 TO BEST GRADE RISKS, FROM 2 TQ 55 YRARA OF AGE | | New York or Brool office. : $1.50! | $275.000 st FINANCIAL, LOWEST RATES IN TWO YEARS.—8TOCK ES negotiated by us are the lowest in the mar ket, on best parties, and guaranteed by ourselves. This sys tem of operating in*puts sad calls is now recognized as the safest form of stock speculating. We issue » pamphlet free explaining the various modes of operating, also showing how large sums are realized from m jom moderate risks, All persons having any interest in making money should send for & copy. Any information relating to stocks cheerfully furnished, aud how the fluctuations of the market may be best taken advan- tage of. Address, for particulars, TUMBRIDGK & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. Z Wall street, New York. UGUST BELMONT & Co. Bantam 10's 19 and 21 Nessa issue Travell able in through the Messrs, De Rothschild and their correspondents. ‘Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on California and Europe. A LADY HAS MONEY TO INVEST IN FIRST MORT- es on improved clty Property iu sums to eal Ad des SEN Y, box 5,743 Post of FIRST CLASS FIRST MORTOAGR FOR $15,000, anid a second for $4,000, both on ety property, or to principals only, JOHN B. 93 Broadw: T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND endowment insurance policies, mor riage and other securition; insurance, of all kinds effected with best com> panies, J. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway, Are LIBERAL DISCOUNT, A $7,000 FIRST MORT. Lofts’, (two years) on New Jersey, property, on wich OOH second mortwage exists, or would trade in part, Ad- inden MORTGAGE bee 1608 ld Uptown Braneh offic A —WE CAN PLAC + to any amount terms. GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE immediately, on very advantages PECK & Go, No, 38 West Twenty fifth street, Hoffian House, LADY HAVING A VERY HANDSOMELY AND ELE. gantly furnished brown stone house, between Fifth ay- enue and Broadway, Twenty-fifth and Thirtieth streets, is de- sirous of finding vné oF two gentlemen who would advance her $500, for which she will «lve two very delightful Kooms, with first class Board, fre, gus and attendance, on very ud- vantageous terms; satisfuctory references and securit; but persons of the highest aeepeceaballey need answei ily private. Address Herald Uptown Branch office, LADY HAVING A VERY HANDSOME AND ELE- gantly furnished brown stone Louse, between Filth ave hue and Broadway, Twenty-6fth and Thirtieth streets, firouy of finding one or two gentlemen who would vance, for which she would give two very delightful Rooms, with Grst clase Board, fire, gas end atrondunce, on very advantageous terms; satisfactory reference and secur- ity; none but persons of the highest respectability need an- T TH street, ‘all parts of the world, ewer; family private, OND STREET SAVINGS BANK. Organized 1860, Interest dated monthiy» Money de- posited on or before the Ist day of eptember Feil terest from that time, wats. President, GOOPEH Seseatary. ©. D. Barry, maar APITAL WANTED.—THE WHOLE LIST OF SPECU- lative stocks successfully manipulated from hour to hour; La fi made with thy unprecedented rapidity and safet: Address Ju. box 101 Uptown ‘Branch “oftice, 1,205 Broadway. XCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY. third street and Sixth av York. computed and compounded Jan six per cent, Interest commence! following the depost. Bank Wedneaday and Savurday evenings. daily; FOUN. DEWITT, President, H. K. Taunser, Vice President. Guo. 0. Watno, JSTATE FONDS TO LOAN WITHOUT BONUS, IN to suit; also Second Mortgages bought on’ im- roved New York city Proj 7 Wa HIC OEY, 42 Bast Righteenth street. OR ea FIRST BOND AND MORTGAGE OF $15,500 on Tenth ward Tenement Property, in New York city, Address TENTH WARD, Herald office. POR, BALE—A, 4.000 MORTGAGE, ON UNENCUM. dered cat ia Plainfield, -worth $10,000; will aquity in improved Property in Elizabeth, worth over 64,000; mortgage $1, ied as bone Address M., Herald office, OR SALE—OR will BXOMANGE: FOB, A goon aying business, a Mor n_ Brooklyn Property due in, 19 Mhoutha” Addeas fom fir"erald Brooklyn’ Branch 7 ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD New York city M: WES apa bonus. Principals de- Bi ect cats 1. URANT, 145 Broadway. ‘OHN 8. Later ah xO. ty PINE STREET, LOANS money, with pproved real estate in Ni York, Brodkira and Wasbahoater county; also purchases Mortgages as reves. ONEY TO LOAN—ON NEW YORK, BROOKLYN and count IFO] Bond and Mortgage bought and sold. “CHARLES D. STEVENS, 07 Pine street, New York, ONEY, TO LOAN-UPON BOND AND MORTGAGE gn Property’ mo New York city, Wexichester county, Brooklyn and New Jersey. . BDMUNDOOFFIN, 77 Cedar st, ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH- out bonus; on second and leasehold mortgages at easy terms. GEO. W, STAKE, 150 Broudw. 3 FFICE OF THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPIT Railroad Company, 78 Broadway, New York, Augu 20, 1875.—The interest maturing September 1, 1875, ou the eight per cent convertible bonds of this company will be paid on presentation of the proper coupons at the Bank of North America, No. 44 Wall street, New York, on and after Wed- aad nesday, Se tember 1, 1875, 55 JOHN P. ACKER, rene 0 ELECTROTYPERS, SILVER, GOLD AND NICKEL platers.—A rare chance for any One who understands the business; must be sold on account of bad health; Tools, Solu- tions and Good Will (25 years’ business in this city) will be fold cheap. Address box 205 Herald office. 10 BUILDERS.—I HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON tenements or private dwellings in course of erection in ni Address J. B. WILSON, Herald WAXTED—2.000 ON GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE. Ten per cent per annum will be paid. a AL A, Herald ottice. ANTED—A PARTY WHO WILL ADVANCE MONEY in digerent suma, at 13 per cent per month on watches, Jewelry and diamonds. Address DEALER, Heraid office, B HAVE A LARGE AMOU! to loan on bond and m. in long terma SHIPMAN & MERSEREAU, (Galon Buildings). $300 WANTED—FOR WHICH WILL BE GIVEN choice Rooms and six months’ Board for two per- sons, in unexceptionable neighborhoo sums to suit, for 52 William street 'T OF TRUST FUNDS | BUSINE: is | OPPORTUNITIES. | 2 ye ACTIVE AN Ww wits MODERATE es shed busi workin, peak aselvote ag” GALV, Io” Wahine yCoMPENY, 12 we Went Broatw: PROPOSITION TO CUTA TUNNEL POR sry Lait evada.—Contractor ean make s fo nmhs; call and get artioulars. 1 AR EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DESIRES A CON+ nection with an established mercantile or mamuls concern, with view of taking interest to poy of saw after heaving been employed six months at Hest refernncen; age 2a. Addrovs Wtaerak eee Herald office. PERSON WITH A FEW HUNDRED DO! take half interest in business with «lady; will Lriflers noed gees Sopty. 108 $300 per month ; someshing uew; no ti Fourth avenue. pee WOULD LIKE TO NEGOTIATE WITH physician or a party of gentlemen who would rent Hive with her; andgnbted referesaae sven. ead Address X., box 148 Herald Uptown Branch office, fe i a Rel ane tt WISHES THE LOAN of $50 to $10 mm One oF two stom with ar iow nee j Tepaid. with handsomel ed Bourd. “S BUSINESS. iherald Uptow ard. Address BUSI ESTABLISHED LN goods, HE ADVERTISER (FRENCH), New York in importins in the market, aud po: and manufacturing Branch office, OOT AND SHOE MAKER WANTED—ONE WITH practical know| of the business and ® very sm amount of ca) ivah cae lave, 0 fine store in one of the best locations on 10, Jersey City; rent free If not i oe cag A, J. ve COPmING HAM wr) West st., corner of e (arrmauises WHO ARE BUILDING NEW MAN. J sions should insist to have hitects to pat the Now England Sash Lock in tt ap ‘s burilar proo lock ean from a 8 both sashes at toon at RUSSELL & ERWINS 45 Ch I RUG STORE FOR SALE.—S8TOOK, binge AND Trade of a wholesale and retail drug house, well down town; arare chance for some party with ipertabelans, oltoaad will he sold. very cheap. For furtl ASSIGNEE, No, 69 Barclay street jeations. ‘cops the 4 ny point. Can ors street. ul fo care of the Anancial. departinems fand fuvest about $300 in the same. ‘The above chance. ls nob for the use of the money, but for want of an assistant in the business, as T cannot attend to the outside and inside of the getabliatiment. “Full particulars by, inquiring a& 357 Bast Ninetocnt! 1 7 P. OR SALE—A WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN A established carriage business, Address A. B., bom 217 Herald office. OR SALE—AT HALF ITS VALUE, DOCTOR'S FUR- niture and Business; long ndid business j but little cash required: would Address Dr. box 149 Gm ladies’ school of ‘this city. & PURDY, 1,254 Broadway. | ILLINERY—YEARS ESTABLISHED, WITH FIRST MAX (TEACHER PREFERRED) WITH $5,000 cash, as partner with a lady, principal of youn Inquire of or sddress TEACKL: class cash trade; one of the best locations in the city; long lenge of house and store: will be sold ats sncriten, opener giving op , for two days, M. K., Herald Uptown B ARTNER WANTED.—SILENT PARTNER WITH A. small capital, in a long established and extromely pretiesple business. Call at Mo. 12 West Fourth street, ap meen ag Bie Repent phe yl of goods arket fi of cy “nein f denteeties: cal re the services nergetic Al business men; highest references and mode CENTEN grate capital furnished If re uired, Address NL box 135 Herald o # se ARTNER WANTED—WITH $800, IN A WELL RS tablished manufacturing business, Address JOHN FARNHAM, box 209 Herald office, ARE. OPPORTUNITY IN A. LBADING RESTAD- rant; extra inducements for the Centennial; cheap fog reason for selling, sickness. Ri, ladelphia Branch, New York mf rere ta 10 MANUFACTURERS. —I HAVE SEVERAL ARTI, cles in the hardware line for sale cheap, or can be worked on royalty: also a few Toys and other Novelties not yet ine troduced to the public. For particulars address J, W. HUGHES, 51 Liberty street, New York, 10 PATENTEES AND PATENT LAWYERS.—A RE- liable man of experience in defeating infringements la for a short. or long engagement. Address A. DRIVER, Herald i office. 10 MANUFACTURERS.—PERSONS WISHING TO send a line of samples by an agent going to Havana cam do so before September 14; will start on that day. Apply te CORDOVA & CO., Spanish Hotel, 23 Great Jones street. HE ADVESTISER WOULD INVEST $5.00. 70 = ‘ublished manufacturing business and and accounts. Address VERITAS, box a2 Herald, cash 8) HE SOLE AGENCY FOR A SPECIALTY IN STA- tionery; a constantly increasing cash business at a bar ‘ain; other business requires owner's entire time, Address. W. Pi, Herald office. HE MANUFACTURER OF SPECIALIInNS IN Tae chemical line commanding ready sale desires a partner with a moderate capital to inerease as sales demand. Ad- Gress SODA ASH, box 116 Herald office, Vv ANTED—PARTNER, WITH FROM §500 TO #1 who will take active interest in @ business sich hee no opposition. Full particulars given. Addi Herald office. ‘i ki mi Aes fy iret ha A PARTY TO INVEST $2,000 IN RAISING frui ad vegetables, at Port Royal, S.O.; advertiser amount invested in land and buildings; qualit of soll und location unsurpassed: good apportunity fore pete tlemen wishing to secure a pleasant winter residen place now produces apples, pears, plums, firs. oranse Satistactory references piven and required Address NB Ge 165 Chambers street, New York city. 1,000.—AN ACTIVE MAN WITH) factory emi NTE. thts smount aad arth interest io iterprise, or a! ary of 825 pes week will be paid for services and temporary rae capital, which can remain within his control. Ad M. R., box 204 Herald office. if aim WASTEDILIVE MEN, WITH $1.00, TO JOIN THE mubscriber In @ 500 per cont. business; teod, ‘Address A., box 100 Herald la WASTED PARTNER | WITH | $15,000; BUSINESS manufacturing children’s fine shoes established over . HOOPER, No. 9 three years, Apply, persenally, to 4. @. Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. with security and reference. Address TEMPORARY LOAN, Herald of 00 Pg of earembe Pasha ns S Lone on roperty. Prineipals only 4) % JOS. PHILLIS, room 2 tooond dor, BO Nassau sireot. Ako ape A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, rietor of a suburban botel, for the use of which board andl the moss generous accommodations will be given, in liew of Interest, for the term of six months or | as may be agreed upon, “Any gentleman about to go abroad for the winter will fiud thi irable opportunity for pine ing his family tn a first cl elegantly tyrnlahed i supplied with every convenience, Address box 203 Herald office. $4. OOO WAXTHD—FoR six MONTHS; SECURI- 5.000: will pay 7 per cent interest and $100 commission, ess SECURITY, Herald Uptown Branch ottice, $5. OOO Bax WaNtep IMMEDIATELY—BY A the finest farms on ong Island, worth treble the ami unencumbered, as will all be shown, f Interest paid in the city: will pa ty_lirst mortgage on real estate worth Address SEC: farmer, to be secured by mortgage upon one Et dress FARMER'S LOAN, Herald offic TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON aud mortgage on city property in various sums. ut Broadway, room F, pasmness OPARTNERSHIPS. PARTNERSHIP. HERETOFORE &XISTING the firm name of Terwilli Peck & Burns ts this Fry dissolved - mutual consent. e Pigg ed Avavsr 25, 1875, i BURNS. The business will be continued at {09 fieheh, avenue by the undersigued, who will collect all ill tle out WILLIGER & PECK. HE FIRM OF WORTH & WATSON | WAs THIS DAY been dissolved by rural evcsoct, Yedeen Worth to Continue hie ollice at the old stand, where he will quidate ¢ affairs of the late firm. DSON G. rH. ‘Auauet 2, 1875, CLARK RB. WATSON, standing accounts, BOND & We REQUIRE BUSINESS MEN LOCATED, OR ie locate in the different cities to represent our inte! in s manufactured srtiole specialty) : parties with » bundred doliars can hay table and pleasant busin ees on DB PALOS & &0., room 18 Fribune Bulldi rs few Yor! y ANTED—ONE PARTNER IN NEW YORK, ONE IN" Newark, N. J., and one in Brooklyn, with a cash cay tal of $350 each; business staple as tour, Address H. Herald office. W 7ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $2,000 CASH, TO G0 into the hosiery business, with th & porty whe thorough understands the business. Call on J. East Sixtocntn street. TH WONDER OF THE AGE —TEN ‘MEN WITH af fom SiN" at are before Janwary. Call on J. ON, Evergreen avenue ‘agnol Brooklyn, ‘or oe yeaa A LADY PARTNER IN location on ed; doing « fob siness with bust: id od. Address MILLINERY, bok, @ busiaess would be proferr ess 1 161 Herald Uptown Branch office, si $500. WANTED, A PARTNER, IN A LIGHT manufacturing business, established six yoursy good chance for the right kind of # man. For particularn call at the place, 178 Grand stree! 500 ANTED. D925 PER MONTH GIVEN FOR $51 the use; ascurity apon stock, fixtures and busi. rth over $3,000, Address HARD TIMES, box 118 oes Herald office. $1. 00 WANTED—AND PARTNER CAPABLE oF managing Hnances, to take half interest with, advertiser io ight manufacturing’ basiness that will net the investment month! one acquainted with cot red. ‘Address OPPORTUNITY, Herald offce,. MY Pree FOR WHICH GOOD SECURITY WILL $200 given and employment this winter; or 8400 fa BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. pede SUCCESSFUL and exte: Brei Joun Hecker, is offered for sai ON ae with all its compl ‘oved. Ov Machinery, Fixtures, Horses, Waxoi ess, “Routes, customers, “Books and Buse 150 barrels of flour var eam bs. pure ased by responsible onsy favorable ‘lease of premites;” or” will capable business man’ to ql business for a month or satisfy himself that, if atsonded to, it is surely a fortune for bimseif, as was equally certain for Mr. Hecker, who became independently rich by giving it bis attention. For price, Faperucalare, apply to J. W. CAMPBELL & | HAVING MORB PRAOTICE THAN amend to, desires to eater ity & conditional pe physici £ ane pene ice may be obtained for fae compensation, as PLY BICIAN, box 196 Poss office, Bridgeport, Conn, AKER, ESTABLISHED IN one who ean cut and is @ neb preferred. ‘Address O. P., Dressmaker, e id Upiows Braneh of A yaLcaBis MONOPOLY, COVERED BY TWO United Statos patents, for sale or exchange for Real Estate within or without the city. “Oall. on or wddress LX- CELLENT, 83 Last Fourth street. HALF INTEREST, OR THE WHOLK, OF A Vale uable’ Patent for sal 000 can be made from it within @ year; two other Patents, one already Introduced, for sale, Apply a6 176 Broadway, room 94 between 10 A. M. DESIRABLE Leper WITH GOOD WILL, FLX- id of @ wholesale business in known over this cvantry. te DECLINING HEALTH, Herald ‘ition. A =HUNT & TAYNES, BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL . bag s, No. 187 Broadway, efect Business Transfers, e Vartuerships, speerter Register p Monthly, gratis, or inaited for stamp, Fegistrasion 10 charge unless negotii uded. ted 4 Bakory of the Inte | and fally | | care of Mr hail ieee ste Bracket factory $21 Bast Twenty 5 —LADY PARTNER—A YOUTH HAY! e200 established news, statione: nde were a $400 expense, ‘all Salt Yotoreon to's: wo pel house nd tend store in hi bsence Best location; cheay i good prospects, Address ELBERT, Day, Fifty- “ath er street, Brooklyn. IN A ride from, realized; none bas} ly; Ort class references given and re- ERICUS, box 146 Herald in stendy bh 2.000 CASH WILL SECURE AN EXCELLENT, ae Manufactaring Business; pet tuand at fair profit and selling for ©. 4: pleasant and respectable little Lena easily managed’ mers carry sume bailding. Address AMERICUS id Uptown. rane office. WILL BUY A PARTNERSHIP IN WELL stocked and established builders and we: SF on their busin klyn, Address FINES on couch VOD BUSI R HOTEL desired tate, nicely ol. A le aries by addressing r , Heral ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROOURED FOR MER- + ants, manufacturers aod others; Mining Luteresta ve exchauged for Business; per: Nisinews advised (without charge) Of approved opportunities. Kelerences—haries K. Grabam, Frendent Muttal ‘euedi savings Bank; Pitta & Austio, bolesal , LOG Reads ea a edi 64 pier) 4& OARLETON, Finsnctal sad Business Brokars. #8 Hroadwar, A ical seeking $3. 000 OR $5,000 aes WILL SECURE ONB- half interest in $8,000 or $12,000 of a oe bale, paying $18) per per big pete ee ” 0 1,000 per year, and no rent Os ee D DEAVOOKT. ‘417 Went Forty-eighth street, vend $4 000. an caRtxes, ¥. TED, WITH THIS amount, in an old established business, the closest iuvertigacion oF will sll whole interest. jom offer 8 domi 0 jo agents need apply. CASH AND REAL ESTATE—WILL BI $5. 00C the best Business Opening in the city ; Bi protitable Basiness for $00, half cash. CARR & CO.. 896 Broadway. _ A SINESS MAN HAVING THIS $5. 5.000. atouns st command can secure a very profit le cash Business, with full real estate security. ASireas NUVACTURER, box 4,702 Post office, $10), O00, -XOU%s, MAN, WITH ABooT THIS 2, itm, and with ‘sen youre’ Dasiness expe. jence, desires to purchase Interest in soine established } inanufac arrwdle not afraid of bard reek fiven and Prinet i QR Oe FON Herald off THE WU) LECTU RE | SEASON, | EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOOK ON “Manhood and Cause of its Prematare Decline” at the Kew York Museum of Anatoiny, 618 Broadway, detwoon Houston and Bleecker streets. <= MATRIMONIAL, YOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO MAKE Tita Acquaintance of @ gentleman who can apprect true friend, Address SWEET HOME, box lu? llorald Up town Brauch afiow, ve a #