The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1876, Page 9

THE SATURDAY NIGHT RAIDS [CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) Michaol Cullen, the temperance voentist, paid his fine and was discharged. Two of the womeu prisoners gave | their names as Bessie Turner aud Sarah Fuler.on. They were fined $5 each aud paid their fines, Captain James E. Boyle, tho billiard player, who Btrolied into the piace through curiosity and was ar- Tested with the others, was discharged. When the prisoners from the saloon “Le Paris” were Drought up the proprietor, Frederick Hughes, admitted he was the proprietor, aud said that if Justice Bixby would release the waiter giris and men arrested in the place he would promise to sell out the place and Dot re- open it Justice Bixb,, in consideration ,of the fact that the place had been advertised as ove of public amusement, discharged the waiter girls and visitors who were arrosted, and held Huyhes in $800 bail for trial, which was prowptly turnished. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Situation in Trade and Speculative Circles—Encouraging Signs. ADEN hctrk RAPS THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS. | Review of the Week—Covernment, Railway and Southern Bonds. tacit aire Want Street, Sunpar, Sept, 17, 1876. Both in Gnancial and commereial circles the business: dealings of the past week have been large nud the re- eults more than usually satisfactory. ‘The city is over- flowing with strangers and trade centres are ali alive with their presence. The demand which bas suddenly | sprang up has absorbed millions of dollars? worth of | merchandise which awaited this jall movement, and a beighter focling is everywhere apparent, In the de- partment of dry goods especially it is noted that a more hberal distribution of goods bas taken place than during any season since 1873. This has given work to the various mills and factories of the country, | and in turn stimulated business in all the industrial channels that radiate from our metropolis and are animated vy its commerce. If the reduction in the price of coal shall affect in asimilar degree the tron interest of the country, and give employment to the hundreds of now idle furnaces and the thousands of id!o mon, we shall indeed have crossed we Rubicon avd be once more on the high road to prosperity, In ‘THR STOCK MARKET there has been exhibited a degree of feverishnoss hat contrasts strongly with the calmer and more en- couraging undertone that exists eisewnere. The rea- son 18, perhaps, sufficiently obvious. Wall street has lest its leadership and no longer reflects far in advanco { the approaching changes in the commercial situation. The outside clement which in former times was a part of sucecsstul speculation is both poor and absent. The men who have swept into their coffers the bulk of profits during the decline of the last sixty days are chicfly the professional operators. ‘The majority of brokers are impoverished and disheartened, and to- | day, instead of recognizing the cheering signs beyond the doundaries of the Stock Exchange as likely to pro-- duce immediate benetit to themselves, are despondently expecting the worst, This is attested by the dillleulty with which stocks are sustamed and tho immense number of short sales that have been made of securi- Mes heretofore among the most favored. The lack o¢ tonfidence bas rarely been more prevalont, and yet it would seem, in view of all tio fa that the time is acar at hand when there must bo a change for the vetter. THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEKK were large, and at times the fluctuations, especially of ‘ne coal stocks, were wide. The best prices of the week, Lowever, are not shown at the close. The chief tiention was bestowed on Delaware and Lackawanna, New Jersey Central, Lake Shore, ‘Delaware and Had- son Canal, Pacific Mail, Western Union and Erie, The greatest decline was in New Jersey Central, which foll from 83% to 203;, with arevovery tn final dealings to 225. Among the bituminous coal shares Consolidation declined & per cei Delaware and Hudson teli from 75 to ¢4, and ended at 69; Delaware and Lackawanna from 7944 10 73%, closing at 7734. Lake Shore opened at 61%, rose to 643i, alter selling at 5044, and closed at 6334. St. Paul common declined from 33% to 30%, which was the last price. Tie preferred was steadier. Aichigan Coatral was also weuker, falling from 41% tg 89 a 397%. ‘yhe following tablo represents the opening, highest and lowest sales, regular way, of the principal stocks during the past week, together with the number of shares dealt in:— Atantic and Pacitic pref. Aulantic und Pacitic Lel.. 100 Chicago and Northwest'n, 1,100 Chicago and N. W, pret... 6,310 Chicago, K. L, and Pucitio ates nd Q Cleve’ and Pitsburg Consolisavioitoal Dei, lack, and Western, $10,028 Del. ‘and Hussou Canal... 26,551 oF Amcrican Express . Bis 60 60 OO United States Expre: ‘ 63 Wells, Fargo & Co 83 Erie... OM Harlem, 137 Hannibal and St. Joseph. 114 Hannibal and St. Jo. pr. 19% inots Central... 86 Luke Shore: 50% Michigan Central 89 Morris and Esrex. 84 Mo., Kansas and Texas. 7% | Milwaukee and St Paul.. 17,555 Sl% 33% 3014 Milwaukee and St. Paul pf 16,607 655g 67, 6534 New York Central 148 106 106% 10245 New Jersey Central, BIH 20% Obio and Missiasippt 12% OL Pacific Mail, . $ 23% 20% Panama 123128 Pittsburg wi 101 Pacific of Missourt.. 2 2 Quiexsiver preferred 39% 19% St. Jwuie and 1 Mf a St ‘ou, Kun, C & N. 5% «BK Bt. Louis, Kan. C.& No pd. 400 23° 38 Tol, Wabaah and Weal... 3,500 3% 2K Union Pacitie .. 1,10 a8. ‘Western Union Tol 85,284 WH 69% Kansas Pacific. 509 6 66% | New Jeracy Southern. 200 i % Se 1103, 100% Total for the week... ..1,001,304 CLOSING PRICKS—SATURDAY, 3 P. Pacific Mall... 2 Mil & stP pt.. U; C.0,0ak vale, brie Han & StJo. He Ste OY & hariown. 13 NYO & TE Rxd. loz We pe. Gr, ‘ A Web: 2h 105" 9 1054 Union Paeifie.. 65} i BOM a 90, Mo Poetics... tig THK MQNKY MARKET. In this market little change ts to be reported. The Condition is one of extreme case, and the rates are stercotyped 1 and 1; per cent, with exceptional | transactions as lowas 1 per cert, The tmprovement | in mercantile circles and the freer distribution of goods resulted in more activity in the market for dis- count, there being more paper written which found | equally ready buyers, but at firmor figures for ali | grades. The best lines of dry goods paper ruaning sixty and ninety deys were quoted at 34344, four mames fetching 4 per cent, and singlo name: four to six months, 514 per cent There is good ine quiry for grocery paper, and four mouths is quoted at | 4 per cent, while 3 & 354 is the quotation for sixty days. | Single names rate as high as 6 per cent and are but | little asked for. The toreign exchanges bave been | heavy and lower, and tle bankers bave reduced their rates several times, owing to the somewhat limited de mand for bills and the increasing supply of commer ciai sterling made against shipments of cotton, broad- etafls and provisions, The bank statement published yestorday makes a favorable exhibit, and it is noto- qworthy that the increase of loans ilustrates a better @emand for money resulting from the general improve- meat in business. BXPORTS AND IMPORTS, ‘The foreign commerce ot the port for the week was an follows:—Genersi merchandise importa, taelnding y dry gouds, $5,001,875; produce exports, $4,876,624, and bpecio exports, $429,724. ‘The total imports of merchandise at the port since NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER i8, 1876,—WITH SUPPLEMENT. January 1, this year, were $208,$16,969, against 15,848, 718 for the corresponding period in 1875 and $295,437,515 in 1874. ‘The total exports of produce from the port since January 1, this year, Were $185,544,953, against $176,722,155 for the corresponding period in 1875 and $208,326,021 in 1874, The total exports of specie were $39,908, 852, against $62,226,172 in 1875 and $42,552,814 im 1874. THE GOLD MAREXT. ‘The gold speeulation was heavy early in the week and the prices declined trom 1103 to 1093%, but subse- quently there was a firmer feeling and a recovery to 110 1-3. Cash gold has been somewhat difficult of access and lent for use atl, 2 and 3 per cent per an- num. GOVERNMENT BONDS were quist and firm. ‘There was, however, no special feature in the market save that it closed at the best prices of the week, la reply to numerous, inquiries from investors, officers of institutions, trustees of estates and others having money to invest as to what government bonds they sHould ouy for imvestment, or whether they should exchange the government bonds they now hold for the vew four and a half per cent bonds, Messrs, Fisk & Hatch, bankers and gealers in government securities, have issued a elrcular, in which they compare the relative value of the new four and a half per cent bonds with the old government 1ssucs. ‘They say, in substance, that the rapid decline in the price of most of the government bonds consequent upon tife negotiation of tne four and a huaif per cent bonds has led many to suppose that in some way the older igsucs bad suddenly lost some thing of their value an mmyvestmont; that the sale of the new bonds necessarily involves the early calling in for redemption, and @ conse- quent Gepreciation in value, of all the older issues; and that there must be some advantage tn selling their old bonds and buying the new. The facts, as stated in the circular, are:—“he amcunt of the four and a half per cent bonds authorized by law is $00,000,000. The amount of the five-twentics of 1865, old (May and No- vomber), outstanding is $15,558,050, The amount of the five-twenties of 1865, new (January and July), out- standing ts $202,663,100. These bonds are called in tor redemption only in the order of their issue and only as the new bonds are sold; and when called tu draw interest for three months after the date at which | they are called. From which it will be seen that $150,000,000 of the four and a haif per cent bonds must ve sold before the oid 18658 can be called in und before any of the new 18653 can be disturbed; and that the sale of the entire amount of the four and a half per cent bonas authorized will still leave $53,000,000 of the new 1865s outstanding and all the five-twenties of 1867 and 1863, “It has been no partot our purpose to depreciate the value of the new jour anda half per cent bonds, but only to indicate the relative value of the other government bonds in comparison. We believe that, in the present condition of our national credit, and with its steady growth throughout the financial world, a bond of the United States, bearing four and a half per cent interest, and offered for sale ata little over par in gold, is the most attractive investment now otfered to the capital of either this country or Europe, excepting only, for the time being, the other issues of United States bonds, which, through misapprebongion, have temporarily declined below their true relative value. We have heretofcre opposed the issue of four and a half per cent bonds, but only on the ground that the issue of such a bond way unnecessary if the gov- ernment would abandon the policy of short and op- tional loans and issue a four per cent bond having a suficient time to run, say filty years, and thata four per cent bond having fitty years to run would bo more desirable and attractive to capital than a four anda half per cent bond having the promise of but fitteen years of life, and would, in time, be available for the funding of all the outstanding six per cent bonds, at an enormous saving to the National Treasury in the inte! est payments for futuro years,” SOUTHKRN BONDS. Virginias were firm, without sales; Louisiana consols better, Texas bonds lower, Tennessees weak and de- clining and Alabamas in fair demand by home buyers, The unsettled condition of political affairs in the south is not without effect on this market, RAILROAD BONDS, ‘There was, a8 usual, a large and active business in railway mortgages, and more than the usual irreg- ularity existed, especially in the coal lines, The most conspicuous were the bonds of the Now Jersey Central system, which were feverish and subjected to wide changes, The bonds of the Western roads were erally frm and higher, noticeably the Chicago and Northwestern ‘coupon gold consols. The Pacific coast bonds wore in good request at firm Sgures, At the close bonds were firm on Northwosts and Missouri, Kansas and Texas, continuing weak on Central New Jersey. MEMORANDUM, ‘The American Mining Board will officially commence business and tho call of tho stocks which have received approval on Monday, tho 2d of October. The Board have leased for the purposes of their Exchange the handsome premises recently occupied by Duncan, Snerman & Co., opposite the United States Treasury, on the corner of Nassau and Pine streets. The num- ber of members 1s now upward of 240, and they rep- | resent many of the large and wealthy tirms of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Virginia City and San Francisco. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvestox, Sept. 16, 1876, 10Mge.; low’ miudling, 103g, ; Net ‘receipts, 2.307 dules. Exports pales, S17. Stock, 17,207, New Outeans, Sept. 16, 1876, Cotton in fair demand: middling, Wige.; low middiing, j good ordinary, wie, Net receipts, VYB bales; «ross, les, 1.4.0. Stock, 30,633, Moots, Sept. 16, 1976, Cotton unehanged ; middling. 10%. ; sow middling, 1044 & Loge. ; Koad ordinary, 9c. Net receipts, $31 bales. Expor comstwise, 125. sales, 1,000, Stucs, 5,34. Savanxau, Sept. 16, 1876. Cotyon quiet and firm; middling, 10!e, middling, 0c. ; good ordinacy, Ue, | Net, recelpt bales, bx: ports coustwise, 1,237, Sales, 987. tock, 13,034, CHARLESTON, Sept, 16, 1876, 10Me. @ 10%. ; low. middling, ; Kod oruini Wge. Net receipts, 1 ‘Kports Coasswise, 250, " Bales, 71, Stock, Winatxarox, N. C., Sep Spirits of turpontine firm at 29e. kesin secied; strained 1 173g tar Girm at 81 50. TOLEDO, Sept. 16, 1876, Flour steady, Wheat steady; No. i'white Michigan, $117; extra do., $1 41; amber Michigan, $118: Septe ber, $i 174g: October, $1'1543, No. 2 do., $1 OOK: No, 2 red winter, $1 14; No. 3 red, $1 00; do, Dayton and Michigan, $1 OF; rejected red, 9e,; do, Dayton nud Michigan, 94; 0, 2 Amber Miinols, 81 1s, Corn steady; high mixed, Ae, spot; low do., spot and October, 49%4c.; dauaged, +e. Oats dull; No. 2 heid at 360, white, de; Michigan, BHi,e.; rejected, Sle. Receipts—41,000 bushels wheat, 23,00 do. corn, 9,000 do. vats. Shipments—1,000 vbis. flour, 50,0U0 Lushels wieat, 39,000 do. corn, 10,000 do, oats, Burrato, Sept. 16, 1876, Lake receipts—Fiour, 5,800 bis; eorn, 57.940 buen wheat, 49,100 do. Raiirond receipts Flour, 4,209 bbls 14,800 bublieis; wheat, 19,200 do. ; oats, 14,700 do. W do.; rye, 2 ‘Canal shipments for # 74.04 dashels; wheat, 7,900 do. ; oats, 1 jor potnts—Corn, 2.60 dushels; outs, J9d8 do. Rail road shipmentse—Fiour, 5, ) vbla; corn, 6Y,800 bush wheat, 96,.00 do. ; onts, 12,000 do, ; barley, 1,200 do. ; sO0do. "Plour in fair demand and firm ; sales of 1,000 'v unehanzed prices. Wheat dull white Michigan at $1 24; 7,800 do. Cotton weak; middling, good ordinary, + coasiwise, 777. ady; middling, 16, 1878. Strong, un- Saige. 5 2 mixed one car Katisas, on track, at d1c. Onta in Hight dewand: sales of one eat Western. ‘on track, at S6e Rye—Nuthing doing. Barley dnl; ttle doing sales of one car Canada at 73e.; State, 8e.;' No. 2 Canad doc. Malt is in fair traue demand, bus anehanged Seeds held Grm; timothy (2 good inqdiry; glover, light sales, Pork, inrd and bighwinewin fair demand, unchanged. Canal troights unchanged. Oswnoo, Sept. 16, 1876, Flour steady: sales 1.800, Whont (n light demand: sales 2,000 buanels No, 1 white Michixan at $1 29; no Milwau: Kee elnb offering. sales of high mixed at 56c,; no grade, ooc, Uorn mem dnehanged. Mill jeed un- changed. Casal freights unchanged. allroad troicate pte Barley. 2509 bushels: fam: Ghal shipments ‘not reported. Kail Toad shipments—Flvur, 1,750 bbls. re Curcaco, Sey nnd unchanged, Wheat unsettled », 2 Chicago spring. #1 02 81 0236 Octobor, $1 U2% & 3 Chicago spring, Yle.; rejected, 730, firma; Nov 2 at 49%0, cash; 450. Septeraber, 43%6. November. Oars susie 2a Gerober, Rye steady at 64 ens; 7616. Uetober. Pork K ‘and lower: Pls 27g a S16 Fe. cash or Vetober; Si4 75 all the year. Lard dut!, weak and lower; $1037 $10 35 Septem: Detober; 882244 all “the your. hulk meats 08; Hecetpts—Flour, ber: $1025 stendy and unchang 8,000 bbls. Wheag, 8,000 bushels; corn, 121,000 do. ; outs, 49,000 do. s rye, 7,000 do. ; bariey. 24,00 do! shipments— 7 0) bbls; wheat, ¥,500 bushels: corn, 141000 oats, 29,000 do. ; barley, 7,500 do. at 16, 1875, and low ady an A4dgc. October Z do, ; PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. cos were fully sustained and the mar! the past w 4c. lor Vest 64x04 clothe, Sal closed rather firmer at 282,200 pie HAVANA MARKETS, Havaxa, Sept. 16, 1878, qnivt, but Grm: Nos, 10 to 12, Daten standard, 6 a ven rrober Nos. 19 40'20, Daten stanaaeae Sow 7 wo 10 at Th feu couteutrated ¥: ir to good quality, 4y roa Yado sual nae ee States. Molasses—Nore hore. Butter, $69 4 $70 per quintal for Bacon, $43 a $44 per cwt. erior American, Blout, $31 SO a $32 50 per bbl. for A ican, Jerked beef, $5 arrebe. amt, $1 « Sper quinval for American sugar cured. Lard, in. kegs, $42 per guintaly” ao. tina, ir "a gad per Cuulntal otatoes, $13 a $14 62s, per bdl. Onions, $9 50 per bbl. fur American, Coal vil, . reals a 044 reals alii Empty hhds. $375, gold amber hite pine, $31 5 vM.: pitch pine, 31.0 fi: box. Bre in 18 reals a 20 rei = veals. eye navy bean orn, 12 reals a iy, fil: Jong’ shaved, $0 0 $58 per M. d, notwithstanding & mar oa Tor the United Dtat t $3 a Bs 50; loading at ports on the north coast (outside por |. for the United states, per box of sugar, 73e. 881; per bhd. of sugar, $4 50885. Spanish gold, 228. Exchange firm. ——————— FINANCIAL, "ALEX FRORTING TAN EGO DANKERS IND Brokers, 12 Wall st., dealers in frst class Puts and Calls, not Bt 5 bay and carry Stocks as long as desired on m: per cent. Circulars and weekly reports sent fre REASONABLE RATES. ON Endowment Iuvurance Policies, Mortungos and other decurities: insurance of wil kinds effected with best com: panies. J.J. HABRICH & GO., 119 Broadway. SMA BUT A GOOD SECOND PURCHASE money Mortgage on a city private Dwelling for sale. Ouiy real buyers: no curbstone brokers need upply. RE ALITY, Herald office, Al aici tan 0,000 CAPITAL REQUIRED IN AN 1d bustness, or threo or five vears, at 12 oad cent, on “unquestionable y, bux ‘167 Herald Uptown offic rity, Address HEN. —JOHN EK. BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY, N. Y. JOHN E. BAZLEY, BROADWAY. First class Stock xchange privileges; quotations of straddles. single privilege: mailed to any address; correspondents in prineipal ited States, “AY AMOUNT 1 © few prime applic aie Also oxplanatory pamphlets, ties ia tions taken at 6 per UIKSHANK & 00., 68 Broadway, _ YOUNG WIDOW LADY, WAO HAS SUDDENLY been thrown from aifluence ‘to extreme poverty, wishes to meet with some gentioman of ample means who will assist her, Address LUPE, Lerald Uptown Branch office, — ON MORIGAGE ON IMPROVED CITY 200, 83,500, $5,000, $6,000; moderate 4 PRICE, 200 Hudson st. 0 LOX jucipals address NOON C ATTORNEY E ‘ATE MONEY TO LOAN jowost charges upon city or Brooklyn Property. HYATT, 145 Broadway, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE Now York elty Property? city Ruilroad Stocks and Bonds tand gold, u.L, 145 Broadway, OUN 3. PIERCE, 5 PINE, HAS MONEY TO LOAN ou city Property in ‘sums frou $3,000 to $50,000, & yours NABLE RA&IES ON LIFE AND D LOAN’ ASSOCIATION, 163 Brondw: BROKER IN COMSTOCK AND NEVADA 2 Drexel Building, corner Wall aud Brooklyn or Queens county. LEAVITT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st, ANTE. LOAN OF $15,000 FOI SON $100,000 worth of unencumbered Real Estate in Toledo, Obio; Al references given, Address, appointing interview, Hy AURED Washingtoa ay., brooklyn. a3 QUO WastEe= oN PIKE in New Jersey, seven miles trom city, wurtl #100 4 Principals only address OW ae x i ‘Herald Uptown Brauch office. $100,000 paying tits —A NO. 1 BUSI) slished for years and profits, with no chance of loss, will namit 4 first class part her with above amount; oue-haif interest given; capitel mostly in gold and silver bars, Address G., box 2.377 lost of er cent itlice. $ ‘ SHIPMEN & MERSERBAU, 52 Wiliam st. {) TO LOAN AT VERY LOWEST market rates, on moitgage. V. K. $1,000.00 [HVENSON, Jr., 4 Pine or 33 Eust 17th st. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, — FORTUNE “AND A TRIP TO” EUROPE.—TO A business man I will seil a valuable Patent ‘for the four Principal uations of Europe, just issued. For particulars address L 432 Muster st., Pinladelphia, TANTED—§40,000, $6,040, IN AN IMPORT, port and manufacturing nouse, to extend business und A No. 1 reference, Address V improve on present chance: M., 218 Heraid office. We antebia MAN, WITH GOOD REFERE. $1,000, can become interested with me in t make $10,000. KE AND musical wonder ani Apply at store No. 267 B.oad- 1.20 —PARTN: WANTED. iE YEARLY a ‘eincroase of business at Colonel Monstery’s ‘encing, Boxing id Shooting Academy, 619 Oth le- tmande the addi sorvice and interost of « gentleman, Yn 000.588 NER WANTED, TAKE PLACE $6. ‘ebartner retiring; established paying business; uncommon opportunity, a6 Looks and trade will show. Que wishing his investment safe, address RELIABLE, box 113 Herald Uptown oitice, New York. ats STRANGERS IN TOWN. CROWDED HOTELS—THOE cITY FULL oF VISILORS. New York was never so full of strangers as it is at the present time, Tho hotels of all classes are thronged to overflowing, and the streots are filled with our cousins from every section of the country. The hotel people state that the ‘rush’ ts entirely without preco- dent in the history of Now York. The unusual travel to this city is due, it is said, aimost entirely to tho Centennial Exposition and its attendant attractions, Tho terrible heat of the summer just passed prevented thoufands from visiting Philadelphia. 1t was at first whispered, then talked about, and finally accepted as @ fact, that tho proper time to eo the Centennial” was during the month of September, ‘The natural result of this is the overcrowding of rail- ways and hotels, To the Western people New York is as much of an attraction as oven the Exposition itsell. To the Easterners it is the gate tolhiladelphia, In consequence, many from choice, a few perhaps from necessity, flock to the metropolis. ‘The hotels most affected by the influx are the down- town houses, At ove of the largest downtown hotels the rush has continued unabated for several weeks, At Grst the house filled ap rapidly, itis true, but not unusually so, then they “doubled.” The rush con- tinued, and many were turned away, Last evening tho gcene in the balls and corridors was inost animated. Tho reception rooms and parlors were thronged with ladies; the halls and smoking room with gentlemen, who were the happy possessors of cots. There were 150 cots in use last night, and every nook and corner of the house was pressed into service. In almost all of the downtown houses the guests have Leen obliged to “double up.'’ In one of the houses well known to Western men it was found noces- ry to put cots im the parlors, In some of the hotels around Washington Market no rooms are to be had, and hundreds are daily turned away. A large cast sido house, generally patronizod by Kastern people, is aflected as are the others by the Centonnial travel. At one of the larger downtown houses numbers were | turned away on Saturday evening and all aight long, | and yesterday people were clamoring for what tho clerks could not give—rooma The scene on Saturday evening in and around this house was singular, Men and women stood in groups eagerly discussing their chances of obtaining places to sleep. They spread into Newspaper row, aud quickly searched vut the SMALLER DOWNTOWN HOUSES, They were in turn soon filled, but still the tncoming trains poured their buinan freight into the already over-tilied hosteirics. THK UPLOWN HOUSES, although well filled, were too large to be seriously af- fected, particularly as the cheaper houses were more in demand. . Altogether the rasb at the hotels has been, for the ast two weeks, extraordinary? aud, although & might Pave been expectod, it has iound many hou uo- prepared, * i BROOKLYN ROBBERIES, Henry Lang, aged nineteen years, residing at No. 20 Bayard street, New York, was arrested on complaint of Andrew Nuke by Officer Roach, of the Third pro- | cinet, Brooklyn, on charge of burglary. The prisoner ts accused with having, in company with Francis and Anthony Smith, entered the house of the complain- ant, No. 217 Congres street, on July 14, and with stealing therefrom gas fixtures and lead pipeto the | vaiue of $600, The Smiths were arrested at the time, but Lang eflected bis escapo by jomping from a window to the ground, a distance of thirty feet. He will be ex- amined before Justice Deima: e John Conway, a laborer, twenty-two yeare of ege, was arrested for @ coat trom Michael Shar! at the Columbia stores, on Saturday evening. prisoner 1s held for examination, Aman who gave the natae of Anthony Miller ap- plied for board at No. 191 Ellery street, a iow days sinee, representing that he bad come from Newark, and was employed ina hat factory, Yesterday morn: ing he was missed from the boaraing house, aud two of his fellow boarders mourn the loss of their wardrobe. ‘The police have been notified of the robbery. ‘The oyster saloon of Adam Grauts, No. $71 Myrtie avenue, was entered by burgiars on Friday might, and property to the value of was stolen, There were ho arrests. rhirty-lour dollars’ worth of clothing was stolen from the store of 3. &. Parker, No. STL Fulton strse t, Brooklyn, on Saturday orght, by @ sneak thict, No arrest, 4 eealeenllhsetcenccitnat adi PHILADELPHIA DANGERS, No, 133 Nassau Stage, New York, Sepa 16, 1876 To raz Epiron or THs HeRaLo:— I js stated in offictal quarters at Philadelphia that your statement: of the prevalence of sickness attending | those who visit the Centennial Exhibition ts correct, I can state as @ fel that my brother, John Aitken, of this city, bad two sons (aged twenty-one and twenty- 61x years), Who had enjoyed uninterrupted good health their visit to the Centennial Exhibition. On re they contracted mala: 7 ' CLOTHING, \ ALS ARRIS' F274" WROADWO z and Sid #8. — Broadway prices paid of civthing, &¢., by calling or Broudway. for sale ar to leet ll Fixtures gomple: A FOR SALB. WAT LIQUOR AND WINE RooM, ON BROADWAY | ZAdciose to Post office; bargain, LLOYD. 29 Broudway, NEAR ITH, Auctioucors, 17 Centre #._ LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE SRESTAUKANT AND Balt. APF: cheap, also Sample Rooms, near Stock Exchanse. TC TT Cedar st. x A Appl: ALE, GROCERIES, BAKEKIES, OONFEG” Oik dud Lamp Storcs, Cigar Stasis. MITCHELL, 77 Godar st. AY POR $#0-NEWLY P 4 West Sith st, BUTCHER CONSTANT 5 to iss Dhane v PLY OP LARGE WOODEN BOX le very low, for tirewood or other purposes. Apply TOHERS' FIXIURES AND TOOLS, 1CE HOUSES and Boxes, new and second hand, G 1) POR SALE-A First C Prin doing a large busiuess; terms cusy. ADMINISTRATORS jOR SALE. Cl ina by parties In 4 large imanutacturing business, re their time: business to be deliveres on or betore J MATHESON, 34th st, near ith av. 4G YOLK FOR SALE, BO FRESH DAILY. N, BABUT & 0O., 9 S38 BOO. ting Establishment, completo in every particular and box 3,842 Post off w York. A SPLENDID PAYING GENTLEMAN'S lothing and Furnishing: Business of $100,090 por year, ploasant Western New York town of 10,000 population, 1877. Address or inquire of MERRILL & WI. Grand st, of CURRAY, BROWNING & CRANE," 408 Broudway. WOR SALE—A FIRST C “FISH AD Market. Inquire 843 3d tween Sint and 2d at JOR SALE CUEAP-AN OLD Estato Oftice, for o SHERRY, 100 West (No! aI bam Bi cous i i Case: Tb, hair Mattresses, BlU; rep Sult, Set, yard and lot: yar mag perb 3U0s call Fitth on account of sickness of proprietor. can Keady Motor Oj! and Gas Engine, which 18 a ‘cont latest style crimson satin T Bookcases, story brown stone private residence No. 47 West 16th 1 at Suita, cost B5: v ry Furniture, every ‘grade, low for cash or instalments, Cuil. rN years large rent collecting, st. iS CORNER LIQUOR e; cheap rent; other bu |, for one week, at 240 7th RSA tore, wit cause of selling. —A GOOD CHANGE FOR A SMART DRU Address E. R., Herald Uptown Branc! WELL KNOWN RESTAURANT Wine Koom, Futten st. ’. W. DROEGE. FASS LIQUOR STORE, WITH one Hilliard Table; can be bought cheap, Call’ at 58 West 42d ¢ or sTAURANT, N Orrr Call at 95 Chat, at., bird store. RSONS DESTRING ENGINES OF SM vt afford to purchase without first exai safe, economical and reliable, FURNE PRIVATE FAMILY WILL Si LL Parior j one do., ureen and silver rufiles, $120; rosewood Pia- Mirrors, Curtains, 13 Carpets; Chamber Suits, with: g Unses, Ho up: single und double Bedsteads, Bu- 3s. Wardrobes, hair aad spring Mattresses: brocatel, reps ware, Cutlery near 4th a CH—ENTIRE HANDSOME: F. Kingsley, in, part or GREAT Tousehold Furniture of late whole, comprising Parlor and Drawing Room Suits (14 ieces), in satiL, © tt $1.20), for S250, $150; Steinway ering 73j vetave upright Piano, tayeres, 21 fine Oil Paintings, walnut Bedroom Sets, with Dressin single Bedsteads, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, 35; Library rable e Dining te, $279 C * ie » 95 |, 8150: idebourds, 'E Silv mantel Jurtains, &e. N. B. examine. House nsion Table, ler nd pier Mirrors, Carpets, 4c. Must positively’ be sold.’ Call en SAM. tL OP. Me een Sth and Gth avs, RARE OPPORTUNITY. eli all their elegant city made Honsebold to suit cash } magnificent satin d- Suits, $75 tugeres, atorte, cox $500 t nificent Wind tave Planolorte, $40) blackwalnut inlaid: Chamber Secs, $40’ upward; also Jot Household Goods, nowrly ne immediately, private residence. 1 Avenue Hoiol and 6th av. Seen from 9 A, M. to 1ON ROOMS, 22 BAST 1TL ND HAND Ap all 4ich N LEGAD RLOR SUIT IN Cail Pickhart Bedstead, French plate tront, parlor Gar ‘ood us new, at sacrifice for cash Monday, 141 at < LL THE NEW AND DESIRAB. niture and Carpets, at GEORG Broadw: STYLE, OF FUR. ARKE'S, 747 , for gash or on liberal terms of paymon ery, hast QURNITURE, C. mours, Buffets, Bookcases, De ARPETS, MIRRORS, PIANOS, Alt Beds, Beadi Crock- Private sale at auction prices. 3 Glass, Silver, &e. 13, jn at ¢ teen B\ H will 1! but the trom kia, of L2 2 “i £1 the the movi that Ci pa « peut free. Joctile: offer for the raised ship hi ‘3d. 1877. of Contracts, Aam! Forme of tender and particulars ean be had on er-onal oF by Mackin 15 Send for full MH. KNAUSS, 2 ARGEST S{UCK AND LOWES? PRICES FOR FUR- iture and Carpets for eash or liberal terms of payineut SOWPERTHWAITS, 155 and 157 Chatham st, Thir- large warerooms, ISPIT CARPETS, }OFHS AND MaTTT OTL very cheap ut the old place, 112 Fulton st. Circulars J. A. BENDALLL EKEEPING, ADDRESS prices paid AYNE’S PATENT PAKLOR SOFA AND LOUNGE Beds. No. 101 4th av, PROPOSALS. ~ MOB VANGUARD. ‘ ADMIRALTY, Loxpox, ‘August i, 87a." By ordors dt the Lords Commissioners of thé Adiniralt tenders will be received on the Ist November next tor t purchase of the iron-clud Frigate VANGUARD. The sbi 0 tie ve euld ws onthe Kish Bank, near Kingsiown, on the following conditions, via. — Two-thirds of the purchase money to be paid within fourteen duys of acceptance of offer, and: the remaiuing thied withip six mouths afterward. 2a, Tho whole of the ‘articles, including mbney recovered from the wreck to be the property of the buyer! and plato, ‘overnmont and the guns, pro- anchors and chain cables which may be brought 1 the Vanguard to Kinuston or any other harbor in tho dom untujured, except by action of water, at the price the buyer 1s to so to offer to the overument engayes to buy from him al £250 for each of the ten 12%-ton enns complete. £53 for each of the four 6-pounde £23 tor euch o. the tour 12 pounder guns complete, £20 tor the one £ £20 for each tun of Brass cunos for projectiles. eomplete. under gun. for each ton of Y-ineh gun projectiles, 9s. per ews. for each of the two mS-ewt. anchors, Os. per ews. for the one 75-cwt. unehor. one owt. 9s. per ewe. for the } 0 Inewt 1s. @d. por ewt. for the 75 tons chain cable, o1 owe Government will also be prepared to consider fayorably oifer af anyother stores that may be submitted, or an sol the buyer must undertake to remove the masts to Satisfaction of the Trinity Board by the +t October, Should he fail to do so goverument to be free to re- e the maste at the buyer's expense. nders to be sent by Ist November next to the “Director ity, London.” Tenders arriving aiter date will be excluded, ‘iia applicntios to this off Sty r te MON ¥, roadway, Now York. FRANCIS W.QKUSELL, Director of Contracts, POLITICAL, rues MPATON” “EQUIPMENTS. —CAPES, CAPS AND ate, any olor aud style, with Torches, suld at factory For particulars cull on or address U. F. SPERLING )., 94 Duane st , Now York. or w Campaign Equipments, , that victory may crown your ‘Continental Hat and Cape, made od yellow, with silver eagles on hats, Full acts of ign Be consisting of Hats (or Cups) and (any Je), with patent double swing sing Ant Suck, furnished to elubs at factory prices. ia i) e A f. CU. I D ‘ thu Ai A rt Bond i Bs ¥. FILDLER’S, Hatter, LLEN DODWORTH'S DANC removed to No, 681 Sth av., commences on ‘Saturday, Buildin, dances perfectly duuble glide to tle grounds, trom 9 upward; Py ez uth a articninrs, of come to beadquartcr, WM, iS74—CAP, GAPE (ANY Broadway, New York. LITICAL CAMPAIGN ylor), Torch and Stick, from €1 and upward, at WM. H. Newark, N. J. NG ACADEMIEs. CING, AT BLELCKER id attheir own eonvenicuce. Send SCHOOL, ber 7. | For particulars send for cireul 3 DANCING ACADEMIES, 65TH ST. (bank building), now open, Por elreulars seademy, 57 Kasi Suth streot Private lee RTERS DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTO. Stayvesant and Oth six. —Private lessons . Double Glide, Newoort specialties, Soirve lid Mondays. MAIS DANCING ACADEMY, 24 WEST 4711 ST.— Ii dances taaght perfectly per quarter; six fashionable in 21x private lessons; walte, glide and es. } CLASSES, 52D rery Tuesday and REMOVALS. removal, L, DELMONICO will remove | from Sib aod Ith ot to Broadway, 5th av. id SUD ab. PORTINGTON'S” STORAGE” WARE ROOMS, 042 udyon st, separate Roums, at lowest rates, CHARLES H. BOL PE, Proprietor, “MARBLE MANT AUS. STEWART'S SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MANTELS new aud elegant ui wily dealt with, 220 and 222 Wi igns, from $10 up; the tr ib 4b ot MILITARY, Usi GROVE. Bart. “LT ards Rifle Xanges, tor ritie practice, and Pavilion, 150 sy UO, tor drilling’ ourposes, Wikh grove and extensive ctoands Cun be reverved to one or more military or tarcet conipanies by applying at office Bach aad Coney Istand salle road, corner ‘and Sth av., mer Martin, TIVICIAL TEEIM A SPECIALTY. ubstantiaily made, earefull: fitted \ guaranteed to give satisfaction, J. U. KKNNEDY, 53 st AUVIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH. #; GUM, ngle, $1; warranted, NEW YORK DENTAL KUOMS, F Itith st; established 1854, Axor GRNILEWAN DESIRES THR ACQUAINT. Anco of ay bing MATRIMONIAL. ny, Aeeomplished and * utifal lady. Ad- sa AppUnting inserview, HBAKY , AURINGION, ‘bunks i. For particulars address . VUNARD LINK. —u, AND dsOTIC With @ view to diminishing 1 the year. Boston, crossing the meridian of ing to the north of 43. ‘On the homeward passaze, cross 42 latitude, or nothing to tue wor accommodusion. " Keturn tickets « eg rates, 4 fice N. ‘reight and passage office 4 passe TARLES 6. N PAC HERBOU AMB AM tor PLYMOUTH, - 28 | WE in England HARDY & CU., General Agents, 61 Broad st., New York. NMAN LINE.—MAIL STEAM fur Queeastown and Y OF CHESTH I. .....Snturd IY OF RICHMOND... OF BERLIN OF CH STEER, CITY OF RICHMONE w pier 43 Nor Cabin, $80 and $100, gold. ter ‘Steeraze, $25, ct tute room: JOHN &. NMAN LINE. I Ret The attention of importers of me ern part of France 4s reapectfully suilings, named velow, of steamsh! deanx to New York, dire OF LIMERICK CITY OF HRISTOL, CTY OF LIMERICK.) JOUN ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP LIN y SOUTHAMPTON y pier, opt, aturday, Sopt, 30 | MA of passage from New York im ubin, $100, gold; Second qe, $31, currency, Hoturn tickets ai reduced rates, Prepaid Stecrage certivente: For treight or paxsaze appl OKLRICH, Wits stag FOR Q. Bk CARRYING THE U the steamers of this line take mended by Lieutenant Maury, U. Hanks on the pussaie to Queoiisto 0 BL BRITANNIC GERMANIC, CELTIC. hes Nigga Frow White Star Docks, pi e8—Naloon, $80 and $109, ii able terms, Steernze, S2% aloon staterooms, amidships, where the noise and mo dogree of comfort hitherto unaital For inspection of plans und oth the company’s office, 37 Broadway, NIC THE GE: MAIL STEAMERS B. é MAVRE, CALLING AT for the tinent (cabins provided with elec! 1K (Dance) R ERMAIN (Reeutuux: LABRADOR (Sanxlier) PRICE OF PASSAGE iN 'GOL! First Cabin, $110 tog$120, accor Second, $721 "Third ( Return tickets at reduced rates LOUIS DE BEBIA Nee LIN: OM PIE ‘OR LOND Greece Sept, 23, 8:40 A, M. Denmark, *M. Age Pibsdiniee upward at current prices. Broudway, company piers, 44 and 47 Neri ITED BT. 9 A.M. | Boll i M. A » LIVERY $8), accordin Cabins, 845 v Interm EK Cabin Cabin Bx Drnits inn Company's pier Nos. HEN pure STAT, TOW $55 to $70, rsion Tickets Pi AND LIVE) Sweden, &c. it lowest rates. many at lowest FMWILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Brondway. MIO KOUTE TO Hot NE, SWITZERLAND, O8T DIRECT AND EOONC 20., &C., VIA ROTTERDAM. Steamer MAAS... Steamer RUITERDAM Thi rs, carey great fave Trips regular, rates low, confor orvONCH, EDYE & co. y TILSON LINE YOR SOUTI Orel LO, ULNDOO, First cabin, $70, currency ; seco: Excursion tickets on very inv issued to Continental und Baltt teulars, to CHARLES Sma “LINE. | from pier 42. North Ri STATE OF NEVADA SIATE OF INDIAN. STATE OF GEOKGL and every alternat to $40, according Second cabin, 85 Fri ti rates, Apply’ to AUSTIN B. 72 Broadway, Now York, THE COMPANY'S FOOT mew A PIER, steamers of this ling take a specific Meeraze tickets to and fiom al it, 21) LESS N Fiymouth, Lo aturday, Sept, | saturday, Cet, Suturduy, Qet. 28, ‘Baturday, Noss 4a DALE, king and bath rooms are place: i: LY MOUTH (G. B) ding of pusseng: The splendid vessels on this tavorite rot 1. 43, toot of Burrow xt, North Rive Saturday, Oct Steerage, $2, with kuperior wecommod wine, bedding and utensils, without extra chur, oe Steamers marked thus * do not carry steerage passengers, Holland, $110 or $120, currency. currency. Apply at the company’s office, 69 Stovrago tickets can also be obtained at the YouK AND GLAS heerago, D LOD Stoerag for wny amount EKSON BROTHERS, Agents, 7 Bowli S MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO WISCONSIN, Sept. 26.Noon DAKOTA, Oct. 10. WYOMING, Oct. 3 .3 P.M. IDAHO, Vet. 17, Cabin, $45, $70 and $80, Tnterwedinte, $40; xtecrage, $20, Passengers booked to and from Paris, liamburg, Norway, Draity on Ireland, England, France and Ger LAND, BELGIUM, THE RHL LAMPTO: sailing trom pier 53 North Kiver as follows :— Si NAVARING, 14 | COLOMBO L. WKIGHT & Gf NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY, ALDWL STEKRAGK TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. x MOT hances of collision, the urse tor all seasons of \ ae te ‘On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or (4) at 1 latitudy, or noth- ing the meridian of 60 at ot ob FROM NEW YORK" FOR LIVERYOOL AND QUEENS- *RUSSIA. — Wed., Sept. 20) ALGERIA... Wed., Oct. 4 SOYTHIA, ....Wed.. Sept. 271 BOTHNIA.. 2 Get 1 Cabin passage, $80, $100 and $1 coorciag to on favorable terme, urope wt very FRAN ry KL dest “Cabin, $100, gold; 3), currency, u & BOA Bits bi ay at, t7 tia" Hei urn tickets on favorable Drafts at lowest rai poms amidsbip rom Wi Sailings from BORDEAUX 10 NEW YORK, rehandise trom the South. invited to the intended ips of this line, from Bor- th September, 20th October. ith Novembe: nt, 19 Broudway. IN uw a to Svathamptou, Havre Cabin, $40, gold; Steer- $52, currency. RPOOL. MATL. the Lane Routes recom: N.. going south of tho all the your round, rt jor 52 Nortti River. in gold; return tickets on otior leust, atlording n 90 had ne mation apply at . New York. RJ. CORT) Age COMPAN EW YORK AND to for the ¢ tric bells) with sail , As follows September 4 eptember 40, i. 8 ALM. D (including wines) :—~ ‘ding to accommodation; ‘abin, $10, including N, Agent, 55 broadway, ERS 44 AND 47N. RO ON Drafts issued from £1 iver. HURST, Manager, M TES livin. n to acee at reduced rates. current rates. hh River, Ne No RPOOL, Sailing on TUESDAY, from pier 46 North Iti 7 nite: ‘ites with the public. and living perfect. For passu; ow AND HULL, ad cabin, $5, currenc: able ters, Throngh tickets for full par- South at. orks. Al 2 8s UBLLIN, age at lowest , Agents, No, OF CANAL ST., NORTH ({REAT WESTERN STEANSI ARRAGON, Symons . CORNWALL, Stam Cabin passage, § $120 Apply w WD. MOWw ZhALAND, Bit Suiling trom Pi 11s GOLU. 42 Stessublp * ‘connecti ica FROM SAN FRANCISUO TO No. 6 Bowling Groen, ler 43 No: ERMUDA, ST. THOMAS, New York om September 24, ma the West Inuies; for passengers quickest and cheapest route. Apply to the vin Havana, Progreso, CUBA. poly FALEXANDIE 4 50% mers will loave New Ori Vera Cruz and ail th HAVANA ‘abs TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) jling from pier 18 Kust River DANAMA TRANSIT AND PAC Royal Mall steamer CANIMA in intended to mpeachy, Tuxpan ‘acurday, Sept. 30 aturday, Oct. 14 ; Drepaid FAN, Agent, 70 STKIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINES. For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW MBIA, OREGON, &C. North River. For SAN FRANCISCO, via ISTHMUS UF PANAMA, seseee «Thesday, Sept, 19 and South Paciie ports JAPA IN Steamship CITY OF PEKIN, . Sept, 30 From SAN FRANCISCO to SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUS- TRALIA and NEW ZEALAND, Steamship CITY OF NEW YORK..... -Sept, 11 For treight or passage apply to WM. P. CLYDE & 00., of HJ. BULLAY, Suporintondent, nal st. th River, oot © WEST INDIE: king close connection at Bermuda with the Koyal Mail steamer for St, Thomas and and mails this is now he QUEBEU AND GULF PORTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 29 Broadway, New York. N.. Sedlt VASA AND MEXICAN, MALL 88, LINE. IN. Bicamers leave pier No. J North River at 3 P.M. FOR HAVANA DIRECT, CITY OF HAVANA seseees Toesday, Sept. 19 | CUBA... “. . 7 WAY, 2 . Thursday, | 4 ORLEANS, ‘and Fatipico. day, Sept. 20 . Mand 33 Broadway. fs Octover I and Ovto- ports. ST-STKAMSIP CITY OF OR Dit HAVANA (sistor ship to City of New York), will leave om Tuesday, September 19, at dl. M., as above. A N. P.—REGULAR OR NASSA LKO leaves New York, Septon MURRAY, OR HALIFAX, N. & AND ST. JOHNS, N. F. ‘OROMWELL STEAM pier 10 Nort GEORGE WASHINGTON GEORGE CROMWELL Most direct, cheapest a: andiand and the accommod JOR MWAVANA—SPLES sails Sept : MUICRAY, EW YORK AND HAVANA Thoye first class ste ier 13 North Kivor, foot of follows — DID POM, For treight and passage, having Hons, apply to, MCKELLAL, LUNING & CO. Lower St, Lawrence. ips will sail at & P. NDRE & SON. ALL STEAMSHIP aver Z: KEKIs & CO., 62 South st, SHIP LIS River following days, at 3 Tuesday, October 3 MAIL STEAMER LEO passage, 85). Apply to ath st, DIRECT MAIL LIN its Thursday, September 21 ‘Tuesday, October 3 surpassed accommoda- P. CLYDE & CO., No, 6 Bowling green, Agents in Havana, NTLY DinkOT ry from AS, © September For frei, Maiden RXAS LINE FOR GALVEST } carrying the Unit Si bit sail ARTURIO. © Saturday, ober 2i Throwch bills of Indin Texas, Con sratae, Vor tretatiy oF acions, apply so lane, ageom ms | Maiden INE FoR a¥LORipa.—WhERIN 0.5 Fernandina; Fi praia Hine 2, mt M. Throngh tickets ieened to all ight or passage apply to O. Hi. MALLORY & 0. ; Brunswick, i River. the will sail Pri pier 20 anny ase Friday, September 22 | | Norih River | Last pussaice Me 9 aonsisientnstegetaehteettenentneninatnntestnantine-nnnnaisetetp reorient! COASTWISE STEAMSIUPS. OR NEW OKLEANS “DIRECT. CROMWELL 6 LINE. The steamahi KBOCKER, ( wblo, will sall on SATURDAY, Soy + so'clock BP, Moy rom pier No. O North River, Through bills of ladin, xiven to Mobile and prineipal Ay Mc Vw mships.—-MORG. N er, on Saturda; New Orlean ail from pier 9 SPM, for as freight there te rth Morgan's L dtor Morgan «ity, then or Througk bills of 1 athe Mississippi River, Mobile, pus Obristi, hockport, yall points on the Gab easton and Texas a Texas Pacitie ts for St. Mary's Tnternat nines E dat Rockport. ti and Bra A. White » at the expense and risk of const can be eflected under of ; ty, New Orlemus, 34 per cent: to Texas pores, % For tor further iniormation apply’ to A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents; office, pier 36 Jnsaran y aC LD DOMINION STEA: iver, oud, Yuesdays, Thara- ting with the Virginia t Line, Piedmont Air nd with the ind Friday at 3 P.M, d Delaware railroads, unsurpassed, balis of lading to all points at Nortolk, &e.. My per 37 North River. Genet McURLADY, A NOT stEaMsnit North River every Tue trates, For AO WHITNEY & CO., piet insure ght received d olliees, 197 Greenwi JOR PH.LADELPHIA.—THE AGNES will sail from pier day and Saturday ata P.M. F further inforimation apply to 36 North iiver TRAVELLERS GUID. A =NIGHLA OF THE HUDSON DAYLIGHT, dhe The MARY POWELL, for West Point, Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rondoat wad Kingston, landing at Cozzens, Cornw 1, Milton, ax 0 prod, at 3:30 2, tralus for the Nowth, D TROY BY DAY L DREW. Leave Vi 0A. Mo, Iandine wt Woot Point, Nowburg. ew Hamburg, and Marlboro by ferry orth River (Vestey st.) daily, Sundays Connects at Poughkeepsie with will leave pier ex BOATS now train at 8 P.M. for the Wi ‘To West Point and Newburg and retum same daj Poughkeeps 0. LBANY AA py for Albany und all points North AT REDUCTION AMBOATS "LEAVE, opted) at GP, M, und West IN PRE JELPHIA, BOSTON, (to destination and Cen- press, 3ud st, corner Broad AND NEWBURG, Fulton st., Broo and th st. at 93 . Consens’, We ya 72 4 Island aud return ber 18, ne LINE,—ELEGANT w York. at 9:20, Toun Ista ng at Cormwall, Re for the round tr 7 conte. TRAMUOATS FOR , Saratoga and all points North, Exst and West Jones, daily (except Saturday) at 6 2 M.. trom eee River. hrough fare to Saratoga Ouly $2 50; excurslos tickets, good for 20 days, $4.50. JATSEILL OR > | 4) STEAMER NEW OAM ON or WA daily, trom Canal st, ples 42 North Kiver, 6 P.M, Pare, 50, “Berths fr ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, via Newport and Fall sivor.—Tho world renowned Reamboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE lowvo pier 24 North, River, foot of Murray et. dally (Suindaysinetuded), ai ‘Through tickets sold at ail the principal hosels in por NORWALK DIR connecting with Danbury, Norwalk and New Haven Rail roads, by steamer AMERT (Sundays excepted), from Jewel's dock, Brooklyn, MY pier 37 Bast Rive 45 P.M i River, at 3 P.M VISITORS TO THE AT EXPOSITION who intend remaining several days, will find the route via LONG BRANCH AND THE N. J. SOUTHERN RR, more attractive th: wets JESSE HOYT aud CRYSTAL WAVE, rth Kiver, foot of Reetor st. at 5 AM. AND 3:30 P, connecting wt Sandy Hook with express trains for Philadel- phin direct. ‘The sail across New York bay, the shipping and the extensive government fortifications, 1s said to be the finest in the world From Sandy Hook, the railroad skirts the ocoan shore for les to the SUMMER CAPITAL, whore passengers 8 at the foot of Market st., con- 'y hotels and bourding houses, p, coodtor fiteen days, $4 Bins N, Genewl DID STEAMBOAT ES- h River Mondays, Wednosdays days at DP. M, | Fare, $1; deck, 50c. Returnin; Joavon Albany Sundays, Tuosdays wud Thursdays at 6 o'elocl other. Tho fine ste: leave pier 8, N 1 full view of the ocean, i ‘The di ven pot fi nt to n ots for the round slo fares, $240. POR ALBANY.—TI JORT loaves pier 3. RAILROAD. op pGRBAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. Trains leave Now York, via Desbrosses and Cortlandt street ferries, as follows Express’ for Hurcisburg, Pittsburg, the West and South, with Palluan palace curs attached, 9:30 A. M., 6 and 8:30 P.M. Sunday, 6 and 800 P.M. For Wilinmeport, Lock Haven, Corry and Erle at LVasia and + connecting at Corry tor Titusville, Potro 1 Contre and the Oil Regions, low For Baitiuore, Washinton and the South, “Limited Wash- ingtou Express” of Pulivian parlor cars dally, exeept Sun day, :30.A. M. Washington 4:10 P, ulus at BVA. M. OPM. Sunday? P.M, Express delphia, 7:30, 8:40, 9:30 A, M., 12:90, BHO, 8, 4, 0.90PM. and 12 night, Acoomme Gntion, 7AM. dud 4 M. Sunday, 8 A, M., 3,6, 7% dand OP. M. Emigrant and second class, 7 P.M. tonnial Depot, at D730, 8, B40, 93 50, 3and +P" M, A ites itoturne 8'A. M. ‘Return- 10250 A. My ‘and 7:05 P.M. On Trenton, Perth Am points sve local seb Trains arrive >From Mittsbarg, 6 P.M. daily; 10:10 A.M. wnd 6:50 P.M. dal From Washington and Baltimore, 6:40 A. PM. Sunday, 60 ALM, 20, 6:20, 10:10, 11 20, 18 350 6:10, 6:50, 7:35, 7 40, 05,'6 :20, 6:80, 10:10, Brondway, No, 1 Astor House and foot of Desbrosses und Cortiaudt' sts. ; Noy 4 Cou Brovklyn; Nos. 114, 116 and 118. Hudson st, Hoboken; depot, Jersey City. Emigrant ticket office, No. 8 Battory lace. PIPRANK THOMSO D. M. BOYD, Jr. ) joneral Passonger Agent, Groin TON LINE FOR BOSiON, Ley steamers KODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSBITT, from pier $3 North Kiver, foot of Juy «t., tS P.M. Providene: r 27 North River, foot o! ELECTRA and GALATEA, av via Bay Ridve: fare tor round trip 508, aS ~ EXCURSION». A CONEY ISLAND, STEAMER D. Ro MARTIN NEW KOUTE TO will leave pier %, foot of Rwetor at, N. It. connecting at and ldge, with traths tor Bath, Locust Grove and Congy Ish Lonve New York 9:30, L180, 148 Leave Coney Island 4:10, 10, 4:40, 5 AND SUNDAY EX hal st. daily |. Sunday at 9,10 and LL Mj landing at Lath and 4 10 ninutes Round trip, 7O CHARTER, STEAMBOAT PORT DEE) paar Vs A... “wiil accommodate 400 passsugers: price, 65040 GH “por day. Apply tu tho afternoon at 47 Fulton st. REDUCTION IN PRICE OF GENTEN. OVERI tickets, ‘3 Express, 63 West ONA ISLAND, WEST POINT AND NEWBURG.—SEB advertisement of steamboat Ativenia, TRANGERS VISITING N YORK SHOULD NOt Bricgo ove miss sesing the wonderful Mix’ the Harlem River Tickets to go and W Take boats from Fulton and Grand st. Bxeursios turn, $0 coats, NEWBURG, POUGHKEEPSIE AND jay, by day tine ate: MUSICAL. CULTIVATED LADY OF ACKNOWLEDGED MUST Leni + possessing Many years’ experience, will ro additional pu snoforte. and voeal eal por quarter references, Addrew LADY, TEACHER OF PIANO AND S AAvicancy for two pnpils (auyht for the st opera). Address M.'F., Herald Uptown Bran ASH ORGANIST CAN FURNISH A POLG ‘I prepare very elaborate Sui cost; style Groxorian, Angi CH, Horald Uptown ative. ENTLEMAN, OF THOROUGH M . will give lessons on piano oF organ at pupil's rest: NGING, HAG concert oF tice, once tor $13 ter; satisfaction guaranteed. Address PRO box 149 Hergid Uptownetiraneh office. Bane i@ita, SONG AND DANCE, 316 Vlog Banetn et by JOUN GALNAR, 241 Oh aw, VHURCH ENGAGEMENTS OFFERED SINGERS Jwith strong to cover cost of requisite Onishing is Addeoss BARITONE, lierald Uprown office, «of be ape will heatre, 1 NARD.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING NO az enzaced in th lense apply at th Oth st, on Monday morning, Anstramen| Terms very moderate Ciren ¥ WATSO; 3 PD —MISS WATSON TAS RESUMED LESSONS ON no wad Guitar, 42 Bast 4th at, Clrealars mailed, A GERMAN Nis SCHOOLED tel ss interaction oo the pianoforte and orzan Sper quarter or 40 cents per lesson, INSTRUCEION, box 116 Herald Uptown. OR OPERA, CONCERT OR CHURCH.—LADIES without meahs instrocted aud rapidly assisted to em. tor OP BRA, stat D. NOR ARATA PARAVALLI, TENOR SIN yonches Piano aud Singing, 117 West 27th ot, or at pil’ rus moderate, S1GNOK ERRANT WAS RESUMED WIS SINGING lessons at brs rooms, J29 Kast Mth st SUNOR ARATA Lil TENOR ‘aches Piang and Singing. 117 Woat 27th, My - esidenos, Terms