The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1876, Page 9

COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. [CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. lt persistency, its moral dering, deserve admiration If you in your own spheres can assist sing ings Of darkness to light, nut from the rit of epvy or malice or because you take Fieasabe usecete, which is infernal, but from the awful Becessities of righteousness, you will deserve well of your country and be the (acto) factors of mankind ‘In conclusion the speaker urged his hearers to cher- feb their Mobis Mates and to lead Christian lives, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Review of the Stock Market—A Dull Week and Irregular Prices. DECLINE IN GOLD. Capital a Drug end Money Bssy—-The Movement in « Dailway and Government Bonds—Mining Intelligence. Wau. STReer, Sunpay, June 25, 1876, ‘There are few events of sufficient importance to be posted ip the ledger of thi ke. Business in the stock market has been causally dull, sbowing an indisposition on the part of those whose capital omables them to give reul strength and consist- ency tothe market to join im what is clearly a gamble between afew local operators. Brokers’ offices ai comparatively deserted, clerks are idie, expenses are i aR aa the feeling of depression is almost ‘universal, So far as speculation is concerned—euch as it le—the Principal feature was the strength of the granger stocks, which were marked up to a point that enabled Bot a few of the ancient holders to realize a fair profit for their patience. Increased earnings are reported on ‘these lines aa the result of a sharp movement of grain, and the “point”? has undoubtedly been well utilized. ‘The compactness of the cliques engaged in manipulat- ing Northwest and St, Paul is the chief secret of their success. .) In other securities, like Western Union, Pacific Mail ‘and Lake Shore, the fluctuations bave been more or less suggestive of lacteal tactics, prices acting and re- heting obedient to the whims of the bold players whose little piles are at.stuke, Tne “point”? that a dividend will be surely paid by the latter continues to be freely Uroulated. We can obtain no truthful information on Whe subject, New York Central remains quite steady At 106 a 106, notwithstanding the unfavorable bulletins dally published concerning the condition of the vener- able Commodore, The contracts that have been‘ made with this com- pany by shippers to carry freight at present low rates antil February and even later, with the privilege of say further reduction that may. be made, are regarded \s inimical to the best interests of the line, and sug- jeativo of a determination to fight in the pending wer ¥ the bitter end, Much interest attached during the week to the er- satic course of New Jersey Central, which, after run- jing down to 12%, was met by a statement of Premaent Jounston that things ure not so bad as they might bo ind promise to be a great deal better, whereupon the ‘shorts’ rushed-in to cover and advanced the figures to 78, Subsequently it further declined, but the close presented the evidence of a sustaining power by rallying to 753g. Delaware and Lackawanna likewise suflered from depression in the. early part of the week, the opinion apparently being treely shared that bottom bas not been reached in any of the coal carrying stocks. The Michigan Central party succcedea in putting their Javorite up to 49 and are predicting yet higher figures but in the face of a summer market and the absence of @ legitimate demand for even the specialties itis dificult to see on what grounds a permanent upward movement can take place at the present time in any stock on the list, It ta but fair to say that there is a small constituency of prophets on Wall street who do not look on the ex, isting situation through the goggles of melancholy, and Tecommend their iriends to avail themselves of pregent low prices, ana by buying ‘‘along the line” be prepared foran autumn rise, While this sanguine class are not themselves openly setting the example, and are simply eloquent to the audience that surrounds the stock.indicator, the remoteness of the result makes the prediction plausible, and is worth remembering. Your small operator, however, is generally too impecunious to walt for Jarge profits or take the chances of a three or five per cent decline againstan advance of ten or filteen per cent three months hence. He * Counts time by purse throbs, Not by figures on the dial. ‘THE TRANBACTIONS OF THE WEEK. ‘Tho following table represents the opening, highest and lowest sales, regular way, of the principal stocks during the’ past weck, togecher with the number of shares dealt in:-— No. of Open- High- Low. Shares. ing. eat. at. Atlantic and Pacific pref.. 250 23g 24 2K Atianticaud Pacitictel... 1,107 1 16% «17 Chicago and Northwest’n, 16,000 42% 43% 42% C, and N. W, preierred... 4,520 G4ig 67 64% Chicago, R. 1. and Pacific 10,722 1u9} 100% 108% Chicago, Bur, and Quincy 265 We MSM 114K Col., Chi, and Ind. Cent... 650 4 4 4 ©, &. 470 46 «4643 92% 93 92% z 670 1023; 102% 1025, Dei., Luck, and West 17,219 106% 1073, 104% Del. and Wudson Canal. 934 105% 1064, 105 Adams Express... 138 1093f 109% 109% American Express. 430 59% B9KG 59 Watts, Pargo & Co 9 26,500 415% 95 as Mitwankes and St Paul pt 33,650 72 72% W3g New York Central. 2,307 106% 1073, 106 New Jersey Central, 80,815 77% 72% New Jergey Soutnern. wo of 1 1 Dhto and Missiasipp!. 5,010 163%) 16% 16 Pact Mail WY WK 13616 faniee Of Missouri, 1,600 10 1% & L, K. C and N, pret. 100 293g 295g BD 1g ol. Wab, and Western., 1,900 2% 3% 1m Umee Pacific. . 200 «60 ou Western Union tei 75,290 68: 0955 66% xd Pro, Con. L. and 300 118% 118% 17K M. L. and M. 2,050 64 Ue BM M. L. and M, C > 9 10 9 Gold. — may aK 11% Total for the week... 605,086 CLOSING FRICES—SaTURDAY, 3 FM St? pt Cat... iy a u Pacific.. 50 SA Witae Pa 4 THR MOSKY MARKET, The situation of the money market bas reflected G@reatease, The suppiy is abundant, more capital is offering \ban can be used, and ihe payment of iniercst and dividends wil! largely augmen’ the amount on hand, Call loans bavo ranged from 3 to 134 per cent. ‘Thwe loans running through the year have been done at 4 percent, The supply of mercantile paper is very Small, and nearly all grades aro subjected to a close ecrutiny. Some names, classed as ‘‘gilt-eaged,"’ find sale as ow as 304 per cont, but the Seading note brokers scale rates as follows :— CURRENCY ParEn. birt Days. . Four Months. 5 hiea RI BMastr... bya 6 5 a 6M 7 a 8 9 alo 6 alt as 8 ad ‘The foreign exchanges have been strong and slightly higher, leading to renewed exports of gold, THE GOLD MARKET. The Goki Room speculation has been very bearish fad the price bas falien ‘rom 11244 to 11174. The close was made at 112%, It is estimated that from iiekoiea Gahpeiooo | 400 do. ; rye, 800 do. Canal sh! Interior Rail to $15,000,000 gold have been sold short this week on the prospective July disbursements: by the Treasury and the talk about another syndicate takings large amountof four and ahalf per cent bonds, There has Leen a good borrowing demand for tash gold all the week, The following shows the value in gold of $100 green- backs (United States Treasury notes, fractional notes and national bank notes) at twelve o'clock to-day and at the same hour of the days named :-~ June %, June 23, June 22 June 21. June 20, June 19. $80.46 «$89 18 $88 08 «FH OS «$88 8 «$88 1D EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. The foreign commerce of the week was as follows:— General merchandise, tmports, including dry goods, $4,492,551; produce exports, $6,233,008; specie ex- ports, $1,753,950. The total imports of merchandise since January for by $1 053g this year wero $153,310,439, against $176,747,337 for the corresponding period in 1875, and $211,163,581 ja 1874. GOVERNMENT BONDS. ‘These have beew inactive demand during tho week by institutions and private capitalists. At frst they were strong, but later, in sympathy with gold, they declined, which induced still further orders that could not be supplied, owing to the small number of bonds offering, STATE BONDS. In the bonds of the Southern States there has been a better demand at firmer figures, though the dealings were the largest in Tennessees and Louisianas, On the lavter interest is now being paid. They represent sixty per cent by composition of the original debt of the State. By the amendment of the State constitution, ratified by the people, the whole State debt is limited to $15,000,000, The old debt is being cousolidated at the rateof sixty ver cent, and this $15,000,000 provi- sion will more than cover the oytstaading bonds. The inquiry for Missouri bonds brought the price of plain sixes to 108, The District of Columbia 3.658 were firm, and advanced on the passage of » bili making stauding provision for the interest in place of a eemi-annual ap- propriation. RAILROAD BONDS. These maintained steadiness and im some instances, as for instance the lines not involved in the presen, rivalry for frei,hts, were strong and active, Tho Pasific issues were higher. Capital ig evidently seeking to this class of securities a chance for employment, and good bonds will reap the beneilt. MINING STATISTICS. Until within avery recent period it has been the common opinion of those who have not acquainted themselves with the statistics of the business that mining for the precious metals is the most hazardous, and, upon the average, the least remunerative of all industrial pursuits. We commend to such as atill hold to that view the following excerpt from a trustworthy authority. ‘The allowance for expenditures seems to be liberal, while the figures as to the production aro actual and apparently indisputable. “By careful search among the records of all gold and silver mining companies incorporated in the United States, it has been estimated that about $600,000,000 have been subscribed toward mining and milling com- panies, from the time of the discovery of gold in Cali- fornia, up to the beginning of 1875. This figure repre- sents the total capital stock and assessments oi all companies of which record can be found. About sixty percent of this figure, or $360,000,000, was paid in cash; the balance still remains as paper. Now what have been the results? The following will show ap- proximately the whole thing:— Bullion produced... +++ +++ $1,088,000, 000 Intrinsic value of mineral lunds working . up to 1875 only, counting the produc- tion a8 a profit of ten per cent per aa- DUM. seceseres von seseeveneensseen 160,000,000 | «3,338 0 (000,000 '360,000, 000 Eatimated value of surtace improvements, 200,000, 000 Labor of 10,000 meu at $4 per day for 26 An gicghl ++ $860,000, 000 <._ 1,878,000,000 $2,43%,000,000 —or a little more than $60,000,000 per year (part of this being permanent improvement), which, upon an investment of $360,000,000, represents a profit: of about sixteen per cemt per annum from the date oLthe dis- covery of gold im 1849 till 1875." COINAGE 4ND PRODUCTS. The coinage of the Philadelphia, San Francisco and Carson City mints for five months amounted to ‘| peneins Aan seucdeul caaien Wil ba dita tollows :— $3,814,000. 1,301,680 881,160 ‘Total, + «$6,606,840 The treasure shipments from San Francisco to China and Japan, by the steamer Gaelic, wero as follows:— $898,277 864,428 86,183 7,716 3,640 MGR clin, Soin cniesanaieds acanst ¢pets oka a The daily ore preduct of the principal mines on the Comstock lode is reported to be as follows:— lidated Virginia, Bed er. $25,920,492 The coinage for May was San Francisco mint... Philadelphia, . Carson..... Choilar-Potosi MEMORAXD. The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company an- mounce that hereafter the uniform rate of twenty-five conte Jor ten words will be adopted on all messages” between New York city andthe New Englang States, and also the unitorm rate of $1 between ail such points and St, Louis, except during Convention week, when the rate will be twenty-five cents. The Philadeiphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com- pany have taken a@ contract for the delivery of 6,000 tons of rails to the Texas aud Pacitic Railway Company, part of which are of their own manufacture and part of the product of two private Grins on the line of their road, This contract was secured by agreeing to deliver them promptly by steam trom Philadelphia at Houston, Texas, for which purpose the Reading road was able to put its own steamers into the business iu order to re- ceive the work for its own region, and thus give employment to @ great number of idle nen now jn that section, The directors of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company have declared a semi- annual dividend of four per cent, payable on ard afier the 1st prox. Mr. W. L. Scott, of Eric, Pa., has been cleoted Presi- dent of the vanada Southern Railroad Company, and Mr. John Ross, of New York, President of the Toledo and Wabash, The London and Northwestern Railway works, at Crewe, England, tyrned out their two thousandth locomotive recently, and gave a public dinner to cele- brate the occasion. ‘The mterest on Illinois State bonds, duo first Mon- day in July, it is announced, will be patd at the American Exchange National Bank, New York, July 3, The Denver and Rio Grande Rasiroad ww completed and rurining to @ point seventy-four miles (rom the San Juan gold region, by the Fort Garland route. A now rule on the Ceniral Vermont Railroad re- quires every member to take the total abstinence pledge, and dismissal ix to follow a violation of it. The Chatham National Bank bas doclated a semi- annual divi d of 5 per cent, payable July 1. The Housatonic Railroad Company bas declared a quarterly dividend of $2 per share on the preferred stock, payable July 10 atthe treasurer's office, in Bridgeport, Conn, DOMESTIC bapa KETS. ura, June 24, 1873, Jaye. , Jow middling, Net receipts, 250 bales. x? sci see settee demand sativa middling, I wdinary, cy Sonstwise, Ui, Salen, G52, Cotton anlets ,miudiing, ike: ‘ie ordinary, ye. Net receipts, 123 4 1000, Cotton steady: middling, 110. 3 vt 3 low middiiog, 10}ge. 10K. j nary, Yigc. Net receipts, 100 bale: Pa ah ae hy Bniea, Stoen, a . x vaNnau, Ju Cottom auiet; middling, ue.) nie ary ea Net, rectly. 390) ba Eye it wise, 040, bal ‘2 sia " acneten MLESTON. June 24, 1870, low miduling, "IU%e. Cotton quiet ; Net ‘Tecelptar 5 wales. 1O%ee idling, 11 Sar stein is suceley Es igan held ‘ora qui unchanged. oxi Weed unchanged, Canal foight Wheat, 11.700 imaleles lamber, seamen, ake Canal sp. mente--Latuber, 873,000 feet, to Wheay renee Oa oni. vt eas ailroad rece! oar ma be whens 00 do. ; barley. Lake rece! oat 00 15,000 bushels; Fora. 17,000 for idewater—Wheat, tee Wheat. 3,000. bushels sem kauban 28,000 bbls i ard Milwaukee at $1 fas fe cde igh ied i SO ve Hie BUNgetaietive’ alt quiets ork auiet and Bre 23 ve at €20 for hear Lard dull, bat fiem at 126, High: wines nosalually $113 3 for ci isy made. Totxpo, June 24, 1876. » Bw hte Michi 2 No 81 Corn c., Seige. offered; dam: Wheut, 27,000 bushels in da Ay paente—Pioar 1 tb3 ole, hens, 14 We. "Cora quiet, but steady: ai 1 By iene ap aides, ioe myitet eighta--Rail te Sow Yor, 1 000 bushels; “B00 ee 3. un aos ke do. ‘ye, wtnode halen mb den HAVANA MARKETS. lk lg June 24, 1876. firm in the voginning Re wean Weert ‘Woon's. Woors wes USE HERNANDEZ, FOSTER. MATINEE AT aS) PAN vesana at 8, a ROBINSON" MONDAY; or. Harkaway ORUSOE. ‘Among the Brigands. nt AVENUE THEATRE, aOaew at AND 24TH ST.) sveny ST ay a en AUGUSTIN DALY INCLUDING SATURDAY iniaut, per. MH 5 : BEES PPPPP OIL : u u Eee 4 it Lig vu B u vpoCuU =BEEE®@ A Play of to-day. Now acted over two hundred times. Miss FANNY DAYEXPORT, Mr, Joba Brow Sol smith Russell, Mr. Harkins, Jamcs Lewis, Mrs. Gllvert, Miss Sydney Cowen, Georgie Drew. “PTQUE” MATINEE BA SATURDAY AT 1:30, %* July 4th, SPECIAL PIQUE MATINEE. Diikn THEATRE.—MONDAY, LY Ba: rotp Shes AR eEGtALTY corerrt. am. Mr, . Davidge, TION lacleding tbe following New York tavoritee:—BILUY BA RRY, Lak! + ba ke J WASH. ‘NORTON gare QUINE. BCGENE LIZ, "J.D GRIFFIN, TIKRNEY and CRON wast MOLLIB DEMAR, wish the Theatre Cor iy, in PIRATE OF THE ISLEs. LYMPIC ets 8 HUMMPTY DUMPTY 4 broadway, near Legere st. Mr. JOHN F. POOL most attractive features. THR Po age Toke sats, celebrated artiste, - asta. SEA! foe 9 SOMERS. First appearance ‘e the charm! Miss BERTHA RO’ First time in Amacics, Offenbach etit Opera, BAMBU ci SOAL, boxes an ind Ni 4,500. binds to the United by the Sisters Ales, DEL ise eae ws : iit yr quintal 1 bs rhe it Flour, $31 » 882 50 per bul ior American, Jerked eee sere name ete per arrube. Hams, Leng eg sere sal for Amariony HUMPTY DUMPTY’S 101 NOVEL ATTRACTION! gazed, Lard. in Kos: Soe aA Relice. $0 and 48 per | MATINEES WEDN EADAY AND BAPURDAY AT” 2, 17. Potatoes, ° cone d 5 wh ket. Coal ARISIAN VARIETIES. TH Ove Sane lay nas ae ‘ale Me Der veallons | EC ARISIAN VA S, | MATINEES ey WEEK. i ans. ‘or wy Joules! oat Hainver nominal, shocks nominal You "reals per | LEADING Panchen, AL VARIETIES OF AMERIO, ‘nominal. Preighits—Vesuols tor, the nation of talent in the universe, 4 demand, but # scarcity of tonu vant AND apicy. ‘tall ; lomding ac Havana for the ye | EXUILAIATING. ay De sugar, 75c.; loading at porte on the nort! Receatde portato: the United Staten per vox of sugar, Toc. | La Minuet. x ath Not Not Tobacco—There has been considera imation in the WIFE'S GARTER. taarket; some transactions were closed upen very high | Le Fete do Cea x! eRe the Tragedian. Fepieea To day was a holid PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. loth ree raed eit ee Th th joth markets raled dull during the ah eg but closed with a litcle firmer fe ie ‘of holders ; sales of the week were 18,500 pieces at 33gc, UX VIV. KEATING AND BANDS. LLS AN RO WE. OM ER. Miss BOSE Bie AND WILLIAM FORRESTER, REAT HORACE WESTON. Miss EMILY pees re) Bed GOURLAY. Miss MINNIE HALL AND FRANK STEELE, lice Ger Emma Weston, Phe. for standard vo extra 64x6l cloths: Binuche Etberts,| Allee Gor ‘Fame West > we elt, BERTHS AND SENOR, NOVISBING. Ne, Youn, jc. Honning. | Besiclamaett timers Mile, Barres. | Mile, Lewls He: Clinton, Tee AMELTON ECO, BROAD SF, NEW | Louisa Fenn. | Adu Fields. Clara Goodchard, ACY Tice Gray. [Nellie Coltini, —_| Annie Guinea, say Seta att Boeurition dealt in at Stock Exchange, | “Hon Popular and oxeluaies cutortainment iw New York, Stocks bought or sold on 23; per cent margin. Stock Privileges for sale at lowest market rates. Cons of Stock Privileges on 100 Shares tt stock. Pats or Daye Btraddles are drawn it market price of the stock. ision_for buying $82 ie pread ‘or Straddle site 50-—in addition to cost. A new book explaining stock speculations, mailed free. Information given regarding ve in. A‘ KEASONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON 1 & O0,, 117 pve! se panies. 4, HA 60 Daye Days ES 500 ut or Call on 100 shares, A daily report New York Stock jock Exchange sales, mailed free. AND Endowment lusurauce Folicies, Mortgages and other aritieg; Ineuranee of ell kinds, affected with best com- Thursday and ings ut 8. Tuesaday, Guan CONG Sane GARDEN Messra, SHOOK rietors 5 rector ME E. @. GILM fn Menteee THis, TVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK, Mr. P. 8. GILMOR! v7 AND THE ase elt MILITARY Pane. re Walts, * “Krolla Hallklange’, Graud Ari: Admission, 50 cen’ JHATEAU MABILLE—STH ST. AND 8D AV. ‘The sensational theatre ot New Y 60 STAR ARTISTS Ix NEW AND ORIGINAL ACTS. und entertaining. NY AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS TO ON MOR! gaxe; city or Brooklyn. Corr, 10 Pine LOAN, Bonds, bea ae a Jamestown Houde, ct UTLEY, No. 10 ey LOAN ON Mi 1. GRANT, 143 Hronaway. Jessi pine rate PER CENT BONDS FOR ed ‘et 10354 and interent, by JOHN LAMB, No. 1K: piace, Jersey gn the debe ae O% LIBERAL TERM&—MONEY ON Pye rl Cand alicies, Apply to ages AND Cla’ Broadway, room 1. jolders on de- 4 declared, percent ts declared, pas dere. Secretary. a, atthe New York om THE oe New York, June 31, 1810 “A -Gividend of Seer ‘pat sent has ‘declared’ b; arable, on the first day of August next, foiders fore of fu pala shares, registered at the. close’ of the ay of July nest ait and until the Sth ry LY. F. be aida’ coel Philadelphia Brauch office, ‘ANFED—10.000, AF at - VBR Ob: Pe UN oT AV property, and agents, “addreas ‘i _ Address H. Z., 145 $50.0 QO teem cryearn on trae class ny. Principals oaly, Address LOAN, Herald of oltice. $196. OUD sale pare a6 per ‘cont. _ BHIPMAN & MERSEREAU, 52 William st “BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A HARE BUSING SS OPPORTONTEY.—X R JOBBING Kerosono Lamp Business of 11 yours’ stan tmore, tor sale; present owners desire to devote tl tre time to their pay ce) tn other oil trade; busin + stand can be bad on rent. For particu- Jars Post offlee, Balsianore, 3 WA: YOUNG MAN AS PARTNER, WITH A. {com $1,209 to $2,000 cash, 1 & woll-paying Buatness ‘Address A. . Herald office. NEW ARTICLE, 3H unt a parener, with je, Rights [NG FASTER THAN I CAN $1,000, t0 ex- Queens County NESS OF 18 YAKS STAND Seed periy rent nominal. Borthwest comer 45th st. $5 aie BSTABLISH ANY GENTLEMAN IN A Cre hei sa aaa ey im this ‘ make €25 week! sitive Pane, HARDING, 681 Broadway. 0 CASH WILL BUY ONE-HA NTEREST 4 Good Will, Stock, 4c. in my business, pay $300 per month. 658 Broauway room @ EE MAIDEN LANE DiAMONDS. MEETING OF STRASBURGER & CO.'S CREDITORS. In compliance with a errcalar eall a largo meeting ot the croditors of Strasburger & Co., the Maiden lane and St, Louis Jewellors, who failed last December with liabilities of nearly $200,000, was held atten o’ciock Saturday in the National Park Bank building. Nearly 100 of the largest creditors were present or repre- sonted, Mr. Morse called the meeting to order and nominated Mr. Dorrance, of the firm of Smillie, Dorrance & Edge, for chairman. Mr. Daniel F. Appleton nomi- mated Joseph Farnoschon secretary. Both being elected the first business in order was the report of the | committee of five, which was made by Mr, Morse, the substance of which was that tue com. mittee had proceeded promptly, both in the civil and | criminal courts, againet both membors of the nrm, Moses Strasburger and Sansom Rosenblatt, in the courts of New York, St. Louis and San Franctseo; had m indioted by the Grand Jury, arrested and smpris- oned for several weeks, and now out on bail, waiting trial on tbe criminal charges, Afler various proposi- tions from the bankrupts the committee agreed to sub- mit to the creditors the following proposition for compromise of the civi —Eleven per cent, se- | Gtred, in six months; cleven per cent, secured, in twelv wate: ought Ber cent, not secured, in eighteen months, 000 in cash. The twenty-two per cent is secured cs oe And mortgage of Hosenbiate ‘8 father Ou his real estate in this city, which the committee consider periectly safe. This setticmont will give the creditor: 70,009 in and upwarus of $35,000 mot concern show. This sa regarded by the committee as the very best that could ever be made out of the con- cern. ‘After a prolonged and frec discussion all the creditors preacnt a Yote of thanks was unanimously passed and tendered to the committee of five, and then the report of the commitieo in favor of accepting the compromise was adopted by a vote of 40to1& The meeting then adjourned, AWAY TO AFRICA, Mr. Donald Mackenzie and party sailed from Liver- pool on Saturday, June 10, for the West Coast of Africa, their object being to explore and survey the African Continent to see if it be practicable to admit the rs ot the Atlantic into the Valley of the ie id thus cetablish water communication with ‘im buci BILLIARDS. MERIC BTASDARD™ eiehainebias ATA Ti agama a saan AMERICAN BEVEL Billiard Tables, with the celebrated Phelan & Collender combimation cushions, for sale in this city ouly at 73% Broad- way. 85.000 Gat ts, quan, Noam GuaNTGR the corner Canal and Centre sts, LA “soup wand Miliiard Tables, the chonpont I the market ‘Apply to LEVITT & WoL: ORT WAYNE, JACKSON AND SAGINAW RAIL- t Morgane J anys: To MORT- Aeee§ iow york ay property city Railroad stocks and dead of seven (7) CENTRAL RAILBOAD ee day of ANTED- CHESAPEAKE AND 0 OHIO © ae AND Lumber Bonds. Address \ADY CASH, Herald 0 om other city property. No $30,000 By an ceereege orem : POR A property iu this TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE; SUMS TO Rea EAL ESTAT ing—Favorably known; little money required trom a nice 20 BEAUTIFUL. FORMED FEM dn the finest Tableaux Vivants eh Evenings me Ti Tue ‘hurnd: nees. Don’t tail to visit th Chateau aMubie JELLY & LEON'S OPER, posite Boot! fon week of ROMMA sud aud THE’ wo ORPHANS. as..The ONLY LEON MONDAY, Jaly 3, KELLY €' LEON'S Burlesque, FROU-FROU. PROU-FROU, The ONLY LEON In the cust 1 (pump AVENUE THEATRE, NHAR BIST ST. s of fun, no vulgarity. Gaateat theatre int a evening at 8 o'clock. jay and Satarday at 2 P. ‘OKES, ovory ovening and Saturday Matinee, in thefr great Drury etre BUNCH OF BERRIES, with new Songs, cn Beenery, 4c, £0. code! THE Seat Boy, ith MR. J. H. "STODDART, ‘and the Company. i ‘ALLAUK'S. MIGHTY DOLLAR. ese of the ne Incomparable Artin mn who will a TEV Bey EN Rope hah and SATURDAY MATINER, their fainous comic erentions of BARDWELL SLUTE and Mra. GENEAAL GILFLORY, in Woolf's American Comedy of the MIGHTY DOLLAR, *,° This comedy bah ONLY STRICTLY ORIG- INAL PLAY produced in this city during the season of 1875-76, and achieved. a LEGITIMATE SUCCESS, It is Row in its second successful run. Carriages may bo ordered for 10:45. ARK THEATRE. BROADWAY Ces 22D sT bse WEEK AND Last NIGHTS ‘the accomplished Irish comedian MR JOSEPH MURPHY, MK. JOSEPH MUR’ vHY, Dan OMe in Pred Ma Foa't cous tie dram: a Hara, in Fred Marsden’s romani a, THE KERRY GOW, THE KERKY GoW, THR KERKKY Gow, VERY EVENING WEDNESDAT AND SATURDAY SMATINER aT 2, Admission, 50 and 25 ¢ Kimaury, AL ALHAMBRA PALACE, wcelphia. The original Spectacular Ea- A TRIP TO THE MOON, New Scenery, Costumes, anne Jewels and gorgeous Bal- 4 RK CENTENNIAL, N™ We LOAN BRHIBEATON. The great selection of Art 4 Treasures, selected from the private galleries of New York, now open ‘at the 1h a DEMY UF DESIGN, 1776. GRAND CEN TENNIAL CELEBRATION, 1876. By the N. Y. CENTENNIAL SAENGER VERBAND, SUNDAY, at P. M., GRAND (VOCAL AND, KUMENTAL) BAORED AT _GILMORE's Chorus of 500 m: ve Gilmore's celebrated ban tors, Dr. Leop, Vamroseh and P. 5. Gilmore, ‘Admission, $1; boxes, 8 MONDAY, JULY 8, ator. M., grand Toreh Light Feemich 8 Celebration in Union TUESDAY. JULY ry (GENTRNNTAL DAY), fee egg A of Music, ‘Voeal 0 ’ Grand Rural Festival: Oration. Grand Concort at4. Kxorcises by the Turn Ver- eit. Popular Games, Summer Night's Festival, Admission ¢ ED ents. HITTERS “CENTENNIAL HYMN"—PRICE 100. IN vo. form, ioe, In uheet music orm: for mixed und whale yoloee: music by JK, Faine, Ne that this maxnidicent hymia:, also Keller's “Angel Bf Peases" ide, and the Amerions Nailonsl Airs Ge. DITSON & Cv., 711 Hrondway. ation of July 4.com- ANJO SONG AND DANCE, 310, AND CLOG DANc- ing tanaht by jar 26 Tecernet jeruational meeting place for tourtste from all cow chats — pier be iafad and Fisad ihe picvarenive (okes of 81 Experience hi irate 0 ply, the agit acon our Alpine air (with or without the use of ) for the eure of Sisences, ea igo ae a tu atl p In the gai re orchestras *itertart olay vir thrge 1 rey H summer season excellent theatre ut the the direction of It, fine the Harada of the tf (conversation ie and tt ‘sajourn for Thestre. Reading rooms house). The most comtocts hoalthy persons and invalids during spr tama. an AGE: Aras i ag a “aa TEWART'S ire at en AND WOOD MANTELS: en Went 33d the trade liber- ry GE. seciety would like jady, educated and retinas et agreeable, mat | 90 LET FoR Bese” peise Located on Nassan, Ann and Fulton ste. ‘iyst Floor to let, suitable for bankers, insurance ers. Will be let together or im parts; be alter ants if desired; aduptea for offices or stores, Reasonable rents. Also some ys oe Law Offices to let. sa cation FOR YON Tk PREMISE © at, man, fixtures and good oven complete, {a she new building No. 464 7th av., between 36th and 36t! Fout Teasonghle. to-n responsible party, Inquire in tbe or te suit’ 120, and Basmens, rent $2,300; for = tunel rooms has wot at the reity Prom BON, box 1a Nquor # 462 7th av. (OR RENT FOR BUSINESS OR DWELLING PUR- poses—One or two Fioors: immedi jon, In IMMONDS & WALL, No. 10 Union square, “ARGE Fi + BASEMENT_BROADWAY, WEST side, n dst, Inquire at 943 Broadway, in store. Yee walls lished Btors sout well ostal ; good business localit FOLEY: feat estate office, 400 Srasbonen corner of bs opt loot 268 3s, we G cg nae # STORY BUILDINGS, 104 AND 106 ‘ost 40th at, auituble for factory, stable or any other Inquire on premjaen. Academy of Music. promi 0 1 Et T—PURNISHED (THREEB MONTHS FOR » South st, Morrinioun. N, J., double brick Stublo and grounds; cool ind ‘pleasaut. vr, DODGE, West 20th at., New York, 10 to 3. 0 LET. LARGE AND SMALL BOOM, WITH omen Apply to 4. HOUGHTON, 55'A _elevator, power, de. 3 __ DWELLING Hi ~Furnisnea. BROWN STONE only $150 per month ; ILANDSOMELY House, near Fifth Avenue Hot one room realaee, on top tloos, wit! JAMES R. EDWA! Da 10 Or ‘West 234 st. Unfurnished. T LOW RENT. — and mirrors. 0 LET—THE DWELLING HOUSE 125 hyo a ¥ ceive all tmprovemente: Juat put in perfect orde yar Manus!. fashtonaole tailor, THORNTON. RODMAN, Real Katute corner Ath rt, 112 “Can oy it rooma; nice order. 0 LET—THREK STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, 56 Lexington av., Cea 12 rooms; nice order; rent a Can be seen from 11 4 to 3, all (aproveraanies ¢3 F furnished rooms: also at low routs, Nos. 57; OF is Varick et, bs Great Rpt RICE, LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED MODERN angen, to let, , ton gentlemsn, without board, uear the NICELY ToRNaHeD ROOM TO LET BY A PRI vate family. Inquire at 21 ate Pp HOMK two doors from Brondwa ent to suit the tine: furnished Rooms for house: AX ICKL SEY ROOM TO LET wr 73 Broudway, arty aes Opposite Astor place, Inquire on URNISHED We ees TO LET—WITH AND WITH- ing. Apply, for two days, 1u2 Wat OME FURNISHED KOOMS TO LET—S4 ‘Greut Jones st., near Bowery. ALL BEDROOM TO LET—TO ONE OR TWO YOUNG men, on the top floor of 480 7th a 10 Det TO GENT BN—NICEL FURNISHED ee and ball :ooms; bath « aut gus. 40 King st. 19 * EST SOTH ST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, cool and comfortably fuealnhed Rooms, without board; references. 29 OLINTON PLAGE.—HANDSOMKLY PU NISA- @2 4 Rooms, large and small, at samwer prices, [QR Bast ATH sr. NEAR GRAND CENTRAL depot.—Kooms, furnished completely for house- Keeping, for sinall tamiles or single gentlemen; rent #3 to fi per wook, Apply, on the premisos or to W. A "GAVEY, 198 © “Sor “St-FINH SECOND STORY front Room, $16; third story front, $14; transient fond day boardors, i 300 WEST 25TH ST,—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED \ Rooms for tight housekeepin « at reason: prices. SINGLE i cavoninanien “ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO LET. MENTS” OLEFIN WOTLDING vn STU AV., vo gentlemen only, comprising partur i trom eue to three bedrooms: baths, water closets, &c.; jauitress in hen who will take care of the rooms if required. Apply to KDWARD CALLANAN, at Wood Brothers, 1,50 Broadway. T 420 4TH AV.—CHOICE FLOORS TO LET, NEAR ih st; improvements, Call and see owner and promises from 12 M. 102 P.M A. =FiR-T CLASS FRENCH FLATS 30 LET, 61 West 39th st,. corner house ; best location, LOOR IN LARGE iry rooms, 6 clusets, water 4; newly painted. Apply to Hast oe at. her convenien SatrHEW BYRNES, 142 E location Brst class; to 230 esaall ‘merit an family; references exchanged: rent $05. 4 N ELEGANT SET 01 ‘3, 3 1b Wert 2h st, to let; choice neighborhood ; improvements, contuining six Hight rooms, Inquire build! ARLOR FLOOR, WITH VRONT BASEMENT, 454 “OF PRIVATE DWELLING fr 4th av.; all conventonces for (0 LET—NICE ABARTMENTS 4 “rooms. 106, Bast sath at. rooms: 8 Downing coms; 280 Kast 34th st..3 rooms; also others at low Apply at Office, 139 O'ast Tash at. ~ LET—AT 316 BAST 19TH ST., THK SECOND AND part of Third Floor, or Third Floor, to « family of ta, with owne: LET—FIRST Fi and in geod order corner Oth st. 114 BAST 12TH BT., ALL Licit gas, Water closets. dc. No. 501 Gt 5 ROOMS; clans yt id smilies without ehil- jo. $30 West 48th Froneh Fi nd dius neighborhuud. “leu dren wilt inquire of the owne at, near Mthav, ON MONDAY AT 10% © rahe 4 AT THE SALES- Foous 37 Nassau si VERY ELEGANT }QuKEMOLD FURNITURE (MADE be Banna £ Bruner and Moore), ® gentleman's privute mansion. PARLOR PURNITURE CONSISTS IX Pant, RLEGANT rosewood em! iviered Suite, 10 vie >, Moe marble Stata of “ive,” with Curd Keceiver and Vases, superd Centre Tables. Jace Curtains and Cornices, I iecepiten Chairs, t se wood | Piano, stool, Cove LIBRAKY AND DINING’ Phe at FURNITURE, EX. tension gas Cl jer, velvet Carpets, superb Bookense aud Library Table, also elegantly bound ldbrecy of Standard Books. ELABORATELY CARVED BLACK WALNUT, BED- room Set, Rober. Chairs, Toil English body Brussels Pier (and Mantel Mitrats, curled hair Mattresses, aeliors, basement and kiteben Furnisure, with ‘whieh the sale will common. «- ON TURSDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK onch day, great gate of Breeel-londers. te tnest Guns , of an is importing house, ON THURSDAY, AT 18 Dal wn nr PLACE, ALL the Furniture in seid A TION SALE THI8 D ee $35,000 WORTH Ps ant wad costly Household Furniture, Steiuway & Son at fo brown Windsor Pianoforter 234 tt Ching Dinner aud Tea Sets, Peery, £4 ae. Li XN, joods 7" RT.—NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE Schenex Art Gallery, No, 60 Liberty st., the Works of Mr. R. A. Blakelock, the well known artist, previous te his scree for Rurope. on WEDNES 12 o'clock. HOWAND's SCHENCK, Auctioneer. Aron SALE avcriON SALE of a large number of Lots aud of Severs Dwelling Honses View station, in the city of Patgrson, on Tues- “Yee ramange ao oce P.M. Hs wale 6 poet No free passes; no band of m Erie trelne leave Ubambers st. et 12 o'clock JOUN HL MIN DL! qeonos BALE of elegant Housebeld Farnitare, PRTER ROWE, Anetionser. corner Hth st, and University place. Bella, Wednesday, bat 10 o'clock, ah maps Auctioneer, ‘Atersor Xo. 140 Sth av., ar SEs a et, vel’ and Drovemy Oar. he: llows aed Holsters, ay West 20th st., opposite Colleye Grounds; rent $25 per | et ee ALES AT AUCTION. Arges SALE. SPosIrIVELY ~ “70-DiV— MOR mis “soda MORNING, [fod = ga NO. 47 west 16" tT BETWEEN Noth “AND ord Ave uickering upright a7ipomare ls Pi roand W “4 gr Fianeforte, ines, Works 0 PARLOR AND DitAW! SULTS, richly carves rosewood and walnut pki covered E80 w sh It brocade satin ‘Spanian Lounges, Easy Chairs, inlaid marqueti a gilt Centre and Comtote inets, French bie: veers, tae > Cartal Frewch ‘Mantel Bets, GO day Cartaine, brary and Secretaire Books, Slbeary Tal ‘urkish Suit, Writ! OOM PURNITURE CO elaborate and piuin Bedroom se Desk. STING Tee an re Rockers, ree! Chi DINING FCRNITURE—Extension Tal Chairs in leather, Silverware, Crockery, two velvet, in pets; Ki Furniture, Take Sixth avenue or University place cars, ve. pack or ae goods. itv oF country. ROBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer, UCTION. “BXTHKA LAKGE HK u ¢ 3 CY o'clock, at re panoyey 3 iny $s and buireloth il rors, Vases, Bedetond ds, ing Caen, Wardrobes, rpring and bair Mattresses, Lounges, Be tn Extension Tables, Sideboard ; 300 Tous lane, wer Ware, Cutlery, &c. ‘oR purchasers. EK. KOTH, Auctioneer, Y DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONE sR. —bALED roo 57 LIBERTY STREET, between Broadway and Nasend st TUESDAY: Juue 27. at 1016, oleleck, at alow CIAL TRADE SALE OF ‘BRO: ODS, T 78, Paper Weights, Pigi to muit the trade, &.. 0) Jots, Doalers and restaurant meo erty BY J. W. CAMPBELL, CTIONEER, + Soils on WEDNESDAY, no reserve, at Mr. Myers’ Storage Warerooms, corner West 11th st. ané nt of whom i¢ may com Counters other are Hudson, to pay storage, on ‘teoou large and general assortinent of Furnitur fos &e,;ubout wreby notified, $1,500 worth, Partie CAMPBELL. Office, No. 7 We |ABINET FURNITUR BISSELL, WELLES & MILLETT, Auchonoery, will make a peremptory auction sale of one of tl choicest stocks of Gabinet Faratt on TUESDAY, June 27, commencing at 1006 a aM, at No. 03 Bleecker st. one rae west of Broadway, by oder of R HB. G. Murphy who is declining seed ntire stock of Nich’ Cau Furniture, valt 00, and comprising in Suite, . cotaline, striped and plain rep: Bedroom Suits, in rose wood, black walnut, maple, East Lake, chestnut und ae M1 Bi Library Cases, two ai Buffets, Lounges, ous; icine ception Chair Gentre aud Library’ Tables; inlaid Cabinets, Lend! Wall Pockets, Brackets, de. who desire to purchase faruivure th inde should not fail to be present, arcicle in the ores onal ilshmont will be sold to the highest bidder nd without any ee pape apaer® Thoee a * slogues ready Tuesday morning. Juno BISSKLL, WELLES @ cinta 456 Canal st., ri Diack waluut an eps and hair EOKGE GEOGHEGAN, AUCTIONEER—WILL i ou Monday, June 26, at 11 o'clock, the Stock and | the. old established: Liquor Store, northwert ove: st.and 11th av. Cause of sale, proteacted sick- hens of proprietor, at 11 0% _See tult |] & WEINBERGEI ie AUCTIONEL + tor's snle. this day (Monday) June 26, No, 54 Christie st. the entire Household tug Machine and forte ob Daniel Gam ron, deceused. By ordi a i A 1034 olclock., ‘arnit arse LOYD, AUCTIO: the 27th, at 10 oleluck A. M.. Chatham: OBRIS WILKINS, AU ELEGANT eee ae . ROSEWOOD _PIANOPORT: ORYSTAL OAs ies ens ee orien uae Pixnv Res, KLEGANT DECO. CHINA, FINE CUT GLASSW. ARBY TORREY, wi AND UTHER CARPETS, BAC BALE BY ones. OF HON, W™. SIGNEG OF We. BUTLER DU LUDLOW & GO, will soll, at au re iO o'clock, at No. 12 Waskincron Sth uv., all the EER, WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, ‘Lunch und Bar Room, od his isn grows chance, north, corn ture thereii and Diva and Secretary Bookcases: walnut und mahogany Chamber Furnitary Lounges and Sofas; slegant velvet and othet Mirrors; Turkish, Wilton and Brussels Carpets erystal Chandeliers, &c,; together Kiteda and Servants’ Roni Fan Permits to vi ture cn the day previon of the auctionger, No. 4 Pine All orders for purchases will be attended to of the city. 1g Koom Suits, in leather; Lib line maple, eh atinwood, rosew y tuted Chairs, rtains, ‘ug tion by mail. for parti 01 Business Property, northeast corner Broome apd Thompsom ots, at auction, LUDLOW 4 CO. _ June EB u. 12 o'cloek, @& aes vals. ble Plot of Gronnd, with the Balldings the 18H northeast coruer p80 Two-thirds of the and mortgaxe tor three ORTU AGE S BR rors, Cott Drewsing Om bles, Hook Cases, Sideboards, Chandeliers, ‘Eaay Chaira warble top Centre Tables, Etageres, Sofas, Lounges, ravings, Books, Stands, hair Mattresses, feather liiows (Retrigerators, Brussels C &c,, dc,’ By order of thé | Attorney for the Mortza N FORTGAGE SALE—BY VIRTUE OF —OHATTE! Tree mortgage T mut Oe ee i swe, on Mond fe BALE.—L. 8. day at 2 o'clock, by 1 jot of Desks, bh oK, AUCTIONEER Gases: Fables, of Furniture, ALOE COE EEE KEI FIELD, TENERAL AUG tloneer, salesroom 89 Howery, will sell, this day, as 11 o'clock, 600 lott men's and thin, m Shawls, Remnants, Underclothing, Quilts, Blankets, Bed ding, Boots, Shoes, &c, &c.; also Coats, Pants and Vesta By ordot N. Stich, dd wv PAwNsnony “8 tioneer, will sell, th J ‘SONS, AUCTIONFERS.— a aio Groceries, &e., Tnesday, 27th Inst, at 1W}g o'clock, at aslesroom, 27 Kust Broadway, large assort- } ment ot, Groce Bois, Flour, boxes Soap, bags soffee, Tea, Spices, condensed Milk, ICHARD WALTHRS SONS, AUCTIONEERS, First class Petts Chop House. Will sell yn Monday, at 11 o'glock, at ‘&e., of Bogiisn sh Chop it ilmee tn jur and back Bar, Soumers, Mirrors, tency ramball Range, silverplated Ware,’ Glassware, Catlery, mahogany Obaira, handsome gas Fixtures, Pictures, Stoves, duut Marcies wale SPETER P. GREENE, Attorney for Mortgnenes _ SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUCTION. ‘Marsbal's sale of Wines, Liquors, Champa Cigare iron Bates. MONDAY: June 2i, ae TOs oislock, a6 0. ae wT =| ep ake ‘city cara QIMON ABRATIAM, A i el and err i og De #t,, sells, at 10 o'clock Notion: Velvots, Ribbons, Counters, Showeuses, without reserve. Desierstavited JHERIFF'S BALE. DAY, Mant A c. ae, AT ar o'clock noon, at 137 Wort 5! Prats 6. CONNER, pein of several execations, ong UCTIONER, 16 150 DUANE = 28, nt 12 o'clock, of the Diirate nevis ol remareahly soanap Old Wines, Brandis, £e. from the cellar of th EA, Crowninshield Very choles old Godard, Lewer und Otard vitindieg, orden hy Bourbon 0 Wi ant wah chotee Champagnes, Clarets, Sauternc, 1 Mocks, sind a ed a 1 goods rarel: —— emcnt Ki arn § A bite WAT MO £ jvrokers Tickets bought see idee as Iry, Silverware, Valuabl exchanged Loans Sinan Est J. He RRL — Dealer, 785 Staie, fy pes ON “DIAMONDS, AN OF FIUB—875,000.- eRaMpens, Watod abilabed 1 siakteTe ea Hive war. au me meee quan eal Suggoen, poof uy snd old Dae ALLEN, Ji Ae Witenes AND ieee Me ge os Fi workmen. GEORGE ©. ALLEN, J 1,190 Broadway, near 29th st, WANTED: To PUROHABE—A YA =A VAT OF DIAMOND cna ores ‘atom DlawOsDa cheap for co ) NARSAU ST, ROOM pri ow! LEG rowde, Wateuee salo pe a (to clove the business), geek, and mast 13 Herald 39 t