The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1863, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, —s- — Coroners’ Inqucsts, Fara Arwnay Berween Luwanics—Anne O’Nict, a na- tive of Ireland, aved eighty years, was killed at the Lunatic Asylum, Blackweli’s Island, om Wednesday, by & woman named Margaret Finn, under the following cir cumstances:—The parties were both lunatics, and during the tomporary absence of the keepers became engaged in @ quarrel, which Gaally resulted in the deceased being kuocked down, The unfortunate woman was picked up in a slate of tuseasibility and carried to tho hospital, where restoratives were administered without elfoct, Deceased lingered in @ state of unconsciousness for two hours aud then expired, Coroner Collin he'd an inquest upon the body, when the jury rendered a verdict of “Death from compression of the brain, the result of in- juries intlieted at the hands of Margaret Finn, July 29, 1863." A CumLp AccipENTALLY Porsonxp By Ins Morser.—Coroner Naumann held an inquost on Thursday at 107 Washingtoa street in the case of Mary Corrigan, child about three $1 ser hile, and St Se St 38 foe ret, Gars ts Wuntey toler an dull. Provisions dull. July 31—1 P. M. Burrawo, Flour dull ag $4 15 0 $5 for extra Ilinois and Wi * $5 25 8 $5 50 for extea Western, $5 75 a $6 50 for double extras. Wheat dull; : gales 20,000 bushels at the Office ted Sta tes Assistant Tre tor the Mo: the banking rooms of G. 8. Robbins & Som, No. 54 William sireet. The transfer books will close on the L5th and reopen on the 25th of August. We obtain the following facts relative to the business of the road for the last six months from an official source :— ‘The gross receipts of this company from January 1 to June 30, 1868, amounted to $866,525 50, and the amount deducted for proportion due the Joliet and Chicago, Térre Haute, Alton and &t. Louie, Alton Packet Company, &c., was $154,368 33, leaving the earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railroad $682,187 17. The expenses for the same period -amoupted to Lit od 31, leaving the sum of $311 {651 86 to be added to credit of ‘income: The amonnt at credit of income account on Jan 1863, was $143,137 77, which, added to the it half year, to June 30, 1863, makes a total eredit of income on July 1 of $454,789 63. ‘The interest on the mortgage bonds up to June 30 takes an amount of $124,260; the dividend of three and a bel ber cent on preferred stock takes $86,365 86, ani dividend of two and a Aalf per cent on the common stock $45,834 95, leaving an ++ $4,724,075 99 88,350,213 45 2,100,748 33 221,207 44 Debit baiasce; July’ 30 108, Post Oftice drafts. . ‘| g. g- months old, who was accidentally poisoned by its mother. Mrs, Corrigan, it appoars, gave (he child eight drops of morphive in mistake for sweet spirits of nitre, and before tha error was discovered the infant was seized with con- vulsions. Medical aid was then procured, but the child died in a few minutes after the doctor arrived. The readered a verdict of ‘Accidental death,” exonerating the mother from all blame, Four Daownep.—Thomas F. Collins, a boy about twelve years old, whose parents reside in Eighty-seventh street, near Fourth avenue, was found drowned Thurs- day at the foot of Thirty-fourth street, East river. De- ceased had been missing since the 12th inst., and is mapa to have been drowned while bathing. Coroner in held an inquest. Thomas Finley, @ boy about eleven years of ogo, was found drowned at the fost of Hubert street Thureday by ofticers Yale and Walling. The was taken to the late residence of deceased, No. 11 Walker street, where Coroner Wildey held ait inquest, Farat Faun row 4 Wirvow.—Charlotte Francis Bur- ‘nett, a child about two years old, fell from the fifth story window of the premises 138 East Twenty-ninth street on .| ‘Wednesday, 4nd was instantly iillod. Coroner Ran- ney held an inquest. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Famar, July 31—6 P. M. ‘The money market continues as easy as could be desired. Money is offered in large. amounts to the’ Jeading brokers at 5 per cent, and at 6 the specu- latorg in the light fabrics find ne difficulty in get- ting supplied.. There is less caution than there ‘was some time since in scrutinizing margins; rail- way stecks are improving in the opinion of bankers, as @ collateral, and those which payregular divi- dends stand as high as any other class of securi- ties. Wall street appears to be son that im a country: of great internal United States the great corporatic on the traffic of the country must in ‘doa very profitable ‘business. Debt certificates are ateady. Mercantile paper continues to be! quoted at'6 per cént'for strictly prime nanies, and'6}/a €34 for good mercantile paper. “ Gold advanced to-day to 12934, closing at five P. fi. at 129. Exchange sold at 141% 8 142 for bankers’ bills. No special cause is assigned. for the advance in gold and bills;. but it was, evident, some days since, that unless we heard of the fall of Charleston the tendency of the market would rather be toward reaction after the. recent heavy dedline: There will be a heavy specie export to- morrow. Gold will fall, of course, événtually, to par. But this event is far off; and meanwhile the premium may rise considerably if we have.no more tiflitary successes. “The stock market opened weak this morning, and there was rather a disposition to improve the, reaction by putting out some sellers’ options. But - at the close of the first board the decline brought indresh buyers and the market soon recovered strongth, These tentporary reactions; which ere ‘the invariable accompaniments of 's ‘tising market, serve to frighted inexperienced operators out of their stocks for the benefit of older and more cool-headed speculators. At the first board | Oumpberiand fell off §% per cent, Quicksilver 1, New York Central, 1, Erie 114, Harlem 2, Erie preferred 1, Hudson 234, Reading 24, Michigan Central 4, Southern ofd 134, Dlinola Central.134, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Galena 34, Terre Haute 4, Toledo 24, Book Island 3; Port’ Wayne 1, &0., &c. State stooks were steady; Missouris 44 better. Govern- ments were steady, withoutactivity. After the beard there was a rally'in the whole market, and at the one P. M, call the transactions show an ad’ vance on the active shares of 48 1 per cent all round. Erie sold at 103 against 101% a¢ the first boarg. People who sold two mornings since at 104 apfilbeed to-be quite eager to get in agein at the decline; no one seems to look for reaction of more than 1a 2 per cent. At the sec6nd board the upward movement was continued, and the market became very buoyant. The advance’ was resisted by the regular bear-operators, who tried todammer some of the leading fancies; but their efforts appeareg to have ng effect in checking the advance, while the existence of a bear interest will naturally impart strength to the next upward surge. Erie rose %, Central }, Southern %, Fort Wayne 1, Rock Island %, &c. Central was espe- cially strong, selling, dividend off, at 12534. It is understood that a new party, with headquarters at Albany and Saratoga, has been formed to put up the price of Central, and operators who are sup- posed to be in their secrets talk of an extra divi- dend and 150 for the stock. It ought to sell as high as Hudson River. At the four P. M. call the market was very strong indeed. Few stocks were offered for sale, and every one wanted to Muy. The fellowing were the closing quotations of the day:— U86's,'81,reg.104 9 105 US 68,'61,c00.106% = 106 730 106 34 & 106% oo 2 OT Hudson River 160% a 152 Harlem. 124dy 1 'e alluded the other day toa bear movement jissouri sixes. It'may not be generally known in Missouri that the names of Governor Gamble and 6 prominent member of Congress from St. Louis are used by the sellers of Missouris in a way which, if the statements of the speculators are to be believed, would lead to the belief that those officiala are not acting as friends of the State credit. Among other nonsensical statements set afloat is one that the State is responsible for a quantity of scrip issued by the ranaway rebel Claib. Jackson, and Governor Gamble fs quoted as having stated that the State would have to re- deom this scrip. Itis not to be believed that the Governor knows 60 little of the State constitution and has so little rogard for the credit of the State 6 to make any such assertion, It is well, how- ever, that citizens of Missouri, who have so much at stake, should be made aware that these state- ments are afloat; and it is also well that Governor Gamble should have an onportunity of making an example of the Wall street speculators who are ‘using his name so freely. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day morning were “148,686 298 57, and the balance $2,014,389 16, f y The Long Island Bank has declared « semi nual dividend of four per cent, free of on demand; the Mapbattan Company have de- clared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, 108 mo r -. 118; bushels at 600, , Barley and 00s S00 Mich So'@Wi RR er | Unned . “100 do. 87% CaNDLas were quiet, without change in prices: ed BA = 2 ax Serr mon vey gus eseing Bi, prinn at 86; Too00 Teas 6% 900 ao Ht goody sea Hee, ates 90%0.; ordinary! Sige 6000 do. 06% «250 So&Nigs. 115 to good oat Ordine hapeapens mats and bags, $5000 Miseouy) © 1" Yoo" kerops in” ‘810, , 8t. Domingo, 260. meee Spa (6000 California 7's, 217 100-1 do. 112 jou waa Is good demact and 2,300 balee were re- $0000 Obio&M. # fe oe dale & 680. for middi Soon, Mi Cen can'bd sop 98 q , wife of Hermann H. aged 39 years and 2000 400 Cleve oe @ months. 60v0 1200 . 94, | The ¢riends and. acquaintances of the aro re- 2000 rd ie ee fg ver eho alter 10000 be 94% corner of Eleventh avenue and Forty-third street, with- 600 . do, * 95 ' Out other invitations. 3000C K&N WRRim 90 100 98 Gtaxxow.—On Friday, July 31, Joan M. Gummon, only 100 aoe 68 900 to Tie . epruetoomas 1000 Tol. & Wab3dm 95 100 ‘The relatives and friends are invited to 1000 P, Ft W&C1m 10734 100 duet the funeral, op Sunday afternoon, at two o’elock, Pw 200 from the residence, 37 Wi 100 Cley Hatt.—On Thursday, July 30, of disease. of the heart, 00 ot magn, lnlasd, ta the Sau year ot bet ep 310 Obie he died beloved by all who, knew her. May ‘ot soul 100 Duoyant in price. in peace. The da and acquaintances are respect- ‘Lomnan was steady, with 8 moderate inquiry. fully invited 10 the funeral, from No. 62 Vestry Marais were generally in very moderate request, at |, street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Hovromes.—On Friday morning, July 31, at half-past javat Stones were nominal in price, in the absence Of | three o'clock, at the Be) of her son-in-law, 782 anything like an active inquiry. Sraararatneen ‘wile of John Hutchings, in ‘been in All friends and of the deceased are invited to oa asin tbe funeral Bunday atvernons, af haat two o closed .—On Friday, gf 31, Wiscne Atonzo, a) mor gu so aa agen yours mont 8. +4 do. . sales J x ‘The friends relatives of the family are invited to 100 Bucks Co $13 25 -for prime, and $13 50 eG15 for extra moss. Lard Whe funeral, thin eatarday, at one o'clock, 226 Pacific Mati ‘was heavy at 9)<c. a 10c., with sales of 360 packages. from tno residence parents, 743 waahipaion sit: street. Ss vclciniiik® 1 sesane rain onli too “eo . nT Zest to tend tn eer, from his 100 do pearance ‘Thamos street, om Sunday after: 400 do, at two.o’ 500. do Morrat.—In 20, oan oe daughter of R. 4 1000 do.. no friends are invited to attend the fune. 1800 Erie ral, without further notice, No, 83 Clinton street, 5 do ‘this 600 do. 60 do 125 Erie RR 10000 UB 106 6 Sion Use, OX S00 be 20000 Missouri ’s... Tl 500 + 88. 6000 Virginia 6° 61 250 a) ae ae 128% 100 87! de... 128% 6800 . 11g: 16000. do.. 199 (168 le . 3 100 do. DO BL s0Mich Ske Hi ir} 60 Cumb Coal pref.. 29 100 Clove & Pitts RR. 955 600 do.. 2 100 Gal & Chic RR.s15 99%¢ 000.N ¥ Cen a 100 do, 905 25 Krie RR 106 50 do. 34 260 Hudson 200 Cley & Tol 1 4500 Erie RR . 200 Chic & Rk 06 100 do de. 05, 300 do 1b de. os Bnei a Beane & saae . FAMILY ET, REVIEW. eee ae ae The only unusual circumstance at Washington Market + Pore i 18 i ue this week was the appearance of @ vory heavy stock @f 50. do 10% G09 Chl NW RR. 364 | COUBMY Produce, iaclading fruits, ke. The supply of tax, payable | free from government tax, payable on the 10th of | Augtst; the Chicago and Alton Railroad have Aeclared a dividend of three anda half per cont, Tess the government tax, on the preferred stook, and a dividend of two and a half per cent, froe ot | 9° Oss, 00 the common stock,*payabie August 25, bees SSESgESSsSEEs amount at the credit of income account on July 1, after paying the interest on bonds and dividends on stock, of $195,338.82, The Cleveland, Columbus’ and Cincinnati Rail- road will pay on the Ist August their semi-annual dividend of six per cent, at the office of the United States Trust Company. This company has never Onweeny Wednesday, July 29, failed'to pay leds than ten per cent. year, and for cna mown os the last two years over sixteen percent. It is said meg , Ysa that they have's cash surplns, after paying their —At Wodagty Orange, bsg 9 August dividend, equal to ‘five per cent on the }- ngs TF hoasor, capital stock of $5,000,000. ¥ Annexed are the totala of the statement of the Rhode Island banks made on the 25th June:— SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1863. invited to attend the funeral, chis (Sotureeg’ afternoon, at three 0% » from the residence of ‘slater, 149 Newfoundland papers please Swru.—At New Orleans, La.,on Tuesday, wounds received Eg Colonel Ame, Ssoru, Jr., One Hi and Sixty fifth regiment New York State Volunteers (Second Zouaves) ‘clock, High street, Prookiyn Boston and ; ies june 23, from Port Hudson, jundredth aged 24 years and 6 ‘The funeral cera Ig cnr nee Salem; Washington county, N. Y., Janus Saumips, :agod 11 years,, . James Shields, of Salem; and jouw Cnaig, Pong) ge Craig, Atlantic street, ‘The remains of John Craig wil be taken to Gresnwood. Cemetery for interment, on Sunday afternoon, at three siolock,, from the residence of his parents, 133 Atlantic ‘Swor.—On Friday . July 31, of ebolera in- a et ea year, 4 mon! M ‘The friends and rolatives of the family are reepeotfally. favited to attend the funeral, om Sunday aiternoon, at two o'clock, from he residence of bia parents, 353 Ninth avenue, near Thirly secend street. ‘Srawant.—Suddenly, of appoplexy, on Thursday, July 3), De. Jaums Stewaat, | His friends, eee pry eam are ine vited Wo altend the funeral, from his late residence, Wo 8 East Twonty-cighth street, to Greenwood Cometery, ’ a e’clock. one |Winrwar.—At Derby, Conn., on Wednesday, July 29, Hexay ‘Wurman, 800 othe Inte Archibald Whitney. ; : beeanewanenonccene. daughter of Benjamin and Lavinia E. Blott, aged 6 years aga FOR SALE—OF ABOUT and ¢ month. ‘eae Pawn LETON & ARNOLD, 68 Wacurace nt APD invited to attend. the funeral, oa Sunday eftornoaa,, 0.08 FOR RALE:—ONE PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL NEW.” at one o'clock, from the residence of her udcle, Mr. foundiand Degas, matched, sad ten months old; ‘Wm, Grant, Main street, Astoria, L. I., without further lita Greyhotns Mintnima, Black and Bootch invitation. $0.8, DAVIS, 1743 Thompson street, Assay Office, Suly, 166,508 oo'2618,221 The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday says:— Eastern exchange continues in and steady at 34 per cont buying os ela ds Produce, paper is rather plentier, it is not yet equal to the . The Cincthnati Gasette of the same day re- marks:— . will take place at the Reformea y-first street, near Sixth avenue, on ®- relatives and ited to attend. puven cburch, ite! Sunday afternoon, at three, o’clock. a or pao my rg me jum, bai a Clinton ne Timited inquiry for 1 over the couier.. The inarkot is this g2ehurday) afternoon, at halt past two o'clock. @ well sup; }» Bnd it rules easy at per steamer Sylvan Grove leaves Peck alip at half-past oov orclock P.M. 7) alvernooa! Invited to attend the funeral, this CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. OR SALE—A SEVENTEEN YOOT CAT RIGGED Boat, stiff id fast; price $30, Apply to we LAND, Bay Hldge, Le 1. Ps, "8 Stis B 3 _ SALES or REAL EsT4Tr, BALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR A COU! 45 or 30 acres of avd. siuated nator « 35 miles from New York, near the lie of the New liavae Railroad preferred, « four story full sized brown stone front diate attention will be received. i OB SALE BXOHANGE—1 WELL Lo. Loreto mibeety io denels 180, 120, 66, IL, imj ta 50, 40, 18 acres and many others. Call on STB" Anite Piataela Depot, orou B. BROWN, 27 Ful ee arernreette—erre—ieeienece—w ANDS.—T0 ALL. WANTING FARMS. —LARGE AND L erro acne Vineland, mild climate, of miles ith iphia by railroad; rich soil; produces large ; twenty acre tract, at from §16 10-620 per acre, pay ble withindour years; good business openings: good scckery, Ra ‘oe sell “Feta onemnik AUDIT a gounty. pea Eo Papers contadning fal tae formation will be sent free. T° er EXCH ANGE-—FIRSP OLAS8 IMPROVED 0) ty, near the ferry, in Brooklyn, tor Vacaut rroperty i adress box Brook! Rrooklya, or New York, free and clear. A, ME, |) low: NCHESTER. -¥LOURING » ith pan Roe Pact em fan she ek mill ik coosieet a mull bu! 0 by tes etmut, machine, “her "Brace Mn, BONEN apare, head and fail. Large dwelling, tenant housc, bara &c., i= food order, and 10 acres of garden land, fruit. de. ey Jrumedalay “Apply to TAMES hewae As Hiiateragens, N 7 Market street, Poughkeepsie city, N. ¥. ESTERN LANDS WANTED.—PART Ma fententonnatione kaa Fata ee i reba tie ing X., box ‘oat oillce, giv- ee ANTED—TO PURCHASE A COTTAGE WI’ Wrens Sled 4 not Le Ta (ey ng oat 500 cash, y y va Pe Adaress, full particulars, A. B. = SN EE ey Wage. gong A HOUSE IN A GOOD neigh 4 th f above Tweatie New York, orin Broongm, nor a, be, 000, oo ee Ste Rowe: with particulars, size, locatio —ALMOST GIVEN AWAY, FARM OF 66 82.000 ee ania eres ce , barns, and a. ty 3 stock crops f desired. HOPKIN, 308 Broadway x Fe raat se small (not five 9; also some ian Tortierse eich Torres ide ipl Terriers all of te purest Seeed aud! escetient one a purest at No, 11 Roosevelt street, first Algor, until sold. ANCIS. Bi R, NO, 3 PECK: the choice Cure “SLIP, HAS eae bee rs bef Butler's ne $1. Doge boarded, trained, Se, | adi: jeenaca, WwW D—A ROWROAT, TWELVE TO FIFTEEN Pes a sayeth ade Prices OF sail at 99 Chambers atrest tis day, feat 10 to SPITS m7 re rg he oe VALUABLE PRINTING PRESS PATENT FOR sale. wie ‘one Press complete, Patterns, &c. Will de anme aes work as small sizes of Gordon ane Rucgles, ‘speed. Would small Btei and In part popinehe’ “Adarene Sohn Hl Utter, Wencertyete Tee WSPAPER, TOY AND VARIETY STOR! talon Doee 6 good, busineas nd Pia sale— Also a Meat an larket. Also, down town corner Liquor Btore; price only . Also the best op ped Rerenos in Nala x ree class Hard A GOOD BARGATS.—A‘SEGAR STORE, WITH BAR and Billiard Room, with. and Fi ; oany Iware Store. Also Restaura iebing Ua start to basineed sole its good shance: omy men wi start in bu ance; $200 required, ‘ it W. H. MITOHBLL. 77 Cedar street. ‘Call'and see for yourself at 228 Third av. ‘* / _ EXCURSIONS. FERRY,—THE NAUSHON LEAVES 7 Ohiista cratrectat OE We Be ie, Dovaroet at oe Plet No. 4 (toot ' if is street) at 10, 1, 4. Landing at Fort Hamilton. ; ISHING BANKS, AHOY!—10.0% CAUGHT DAILY.— ‘On steamer QTATEN ISLANDME, Captain I. 0. Phili Se sieints from the, resi of her parents, Fanning cvery def, otonpt Sauurday South, Eleventh Brosdway, H bs fa The importations of dry goods at the port of id ca _ Fapar, July 31-6 P. M. ‘Cuniay.—On Friday, July 31, Joan, son of John and ren river, 8; Spring street 8) Pier ‘No, orth river, 9 Bw York or he nok eng Jay 37,18, wre |, AML AK wet Oe LAE uy racy | haste eee 4s follows:— . invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ‘Entered for Consumption. ‘Baas an Baccind wore quiet and nominal, Baranis, 427 Fast Sixteenth street, on Sunday afternoon, Pete The Mel Went Frentais aed a be Manufactures of weal. Beprner repeat ed $eer7 ‘ie ‘deriand, |, CRotws.—-On Friday, July $1, Esme: A. Croxsve, aged | cept Sain ay Pare $0 cout; miusie, Sofreahmentey bait Pamnconeesae a 3 chledly to meet the wanta of the near by and local trade, | “*2%e*"® oral wi take place (Saturday) thorniog, at bait: | “ewes °™ ORs = at about previous quotations, : |, past seven o'clock, from her: tate ron Ress 506° Second ae ee ee Cree a TTT ETH | Benatervyre.—-Flour wat'duli‘and heavy eta turihbe | sveaue\. Hor resins will bo taken’ to Sag Harbor, L: I.» | Gapiain Tuoniae Maratall @light reduction in prices.: The;day’s sales incluaed 9,400 bbis. State and Western, 800 Southern and 400 Ca- Radian, within our revised quotations:— P are fully, invited. ig sd , Corner of ‘streets, Jersay City on Sunday after Western. $1 05 a $1 19 for Milwaukee club,, €1:20 a'$1 24 for ‘amber Iowa aid i A Us 100 chs E 10-108 + $1. @ $114 for Chicago us 106 gee epetng. Corn declined: a with sales of 96,000 us Read! , indluding mixed Western at 64)¢0. 2 654°. for and Géc.'a 66340. for sound. Oats were quite 626. @ 186, to the extent of 7, 3g 8: aasE532 aligtsitl apples and pears is abendant, but the quality is very ia: fortor—in fact unhealthy and dangerous to touch. Game Sales at the Public Board. ONR O'CLOOK P. Mt. 400 sha Cumb Coal Co 281¢ 800, do. oo. @ HELP sje 2 KERR RE Eesssetek eesessacsessessee eK BB 5 2 : 35 g E i} SEG 8G8EEEE af iu : F ede Fd i 3 f8 i eshcz RFKRE STK == E S & 3 street Friday, July 31, from injuries recsivod of Fredericksburg, Berg ant Tnveas See nurne, of Company B, Thirty Gra. regiment .. ¥. 9. Vis tate of the Brooklyn Fifty sixth regiments Y. 5. M, 23, RA yoy Summers, of st. Jobas,New- , Soumdiand, ! M81 @ &. uo reiatiyes and (riendg Qf Lhe (nantly are respectfully = ‘4 > sBsetestesk Praavenrma, Jul; wo Flour bottor, Wheat in more demana day. cl ae wi re; ‘well known pilot Andessoa Colwell oat and puts her on he’ ground. AC THEM, WANTED—10 HIRE PROM 9 40m a ee oe a Ties ea vthanes Pe ahs iY. with fu and rent, which must be low. Priviidge of buying. BARE CHANGE. FOR SALE. 4 YIRST CLASS A. “iouse ang Lot, honse richly faruished. sivusted tn Fag apa Ley See . Butldiog four story a cont mo Sash hetoroverent, abd the whote in good onder tree Tora ture is of the best ' will be sold or @ whole in one lot with the house at a i incipais only may address Europe, box 186 Herald DBSIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR — in at Audubon 15; SS lut ark lei street and Hodson river, the conveniences, gas and ry, piazza on stable and garden, A T TARBIIONS. ON THE Fi »N.—FOR, lcs County Seni immediately—sever crntalning from one to in view of iver, iilare wall watered. nko ep ae A, TERE BESInAWS ROUSE ron, ARSE RA trotern impWremeste and is ne orders uneiceptiouasio ocation. 96,500. Address M., Herald office. ASR TL GT a aeee Bi aera in the State; just ou the. or line of @ large flourishing town, and overlooking {t; very healthy location, Great class society; [oe glierreew op all kinds of fruit and to = abundance; well wate! with living springs. Price F. D. BICHARDSON & CO., 69 and 34 Nassau street, jOUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE—AT CROTON FALLS, one on taining 36 acres of excellent Land—24 Sree under cattration 12 atrea of meuaang, rh e large house in good order (about 30 rooms), good outbutldi water, garden, frult. shade, shrubbery, ge ey ed ‘and adapted for a private Fealdence of large boarving house. Offered for sate by 0 of the executors. Apply toHOMER MORGAN, No.2 Pine UNTRY SEAT AT RYE. WITH WATER FRONT, for sale—about eight acres, in a high state of culliva: Yon, goo! carden, 20° fruit trees: also choice small friltn, pever failing well and spring water. House two Story, nine rooms, few ‘and outhouses; also Furnt- we, Farm and Garden Tools, Horse, Cow, ac. Possession ly. Apply to W. A. CARTER, 82 Cortlandt street, New York. IRST CLASS RESIDENCE, 17 ROOMS. Gas, WATER F ‘and all modern im; ements, fe ep lete. les f a le on miles from elty. 10F sale cheat * WF. BEYMOUR, 186 Brosdway, LYN, THE THERE STORY id vit mm street, within a mon ‘and South ferries; has CONKLIN, 143 BE ac, choice location, 1: ap ae on Terms easy. Apply IDE ‘ater street, N. Y. _ very R SALE—BIGHT LOTS ON SRVENTY.SECOND street, beiweea ‘Third and Fourth avenues, also two ‘on Sevengieth street, between Third and Fourth. ave. Park and surreanting county “ow thagtemiere to Surround ; on , JOHN CALLAGHAD, Se “4 Bevent mreet, near Third avenue, on SALE—CHEAP, CHOICE FRUIT AND GARDEN Farm. tive ; great abundance of Hee, Spey ieee Pe UR, 158 Breadway.. CHEAP—A BROWN STONE lage he Thirty-ninth street, with ail rn “ere, ine a rd street. Fe neigh| to PRICK BROTHERS, 668 th avenue. = 8) Fotos karien peer ti, sgd-wiaout cveuanrante Rater Sea. roe = ), No. 7 Pine street. ‘miles from city. Oi three acres, SO’ Moamout covet R ee ey on Pot tier four Parmes See contains one eee ing, 1. SALE OR oe wit se ,, Bae ‘New York, near a ore value A ‘Sor ‘Fost R THE WEST BANE 0) THE Fameree treet commaPr EASY TERMS—IN Pohang fet erent Reeser esd Eiioarts patnDam tanta ee CHESTER ee a ‘fa high state of Cm] g00d Mineteen kinds, water particulars apply to Botts! Food: tere, fortis, foam ater fe RUG STORE FOR saLE—! established in the city, and where a fair business te always to be done. To a physician it offers a rare induces meat, For ulars address or apply to Mr. B. F. Wii. LBR, No. 112 Cherry street, between 10 A. M. and @P. M. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS OROCKERY AND HO 2h sree, o monopoly... Na charge Batisfac o oe ES +} ek Estaph ‘ ory Teasons sven for a fears. Al to RANDELL & PORTER, Third avent ast baa at te. te Fe SALE—A DRUG STORE, IN ONE OF THE BEST business at! information whereabouts aud price will be given by JOL@& RUOOLPHE, earl strect. - 556 Pe ALE iN, THR SNUG OY! Pera HARE Hoontad Gneawich street corner of Duca It Lawes rer? — Pry ae Aird ages hog Na the premines. ‘ SEWING, RO! BW 27 Hi a the g iui a ten ys between ness, G. DENING, on R SALE—4 COMPLETE SET OF ot awd @pitiing Machines. red Sorat eeas cha ieee nan Jet at a cheap rent. her inf 7 ‘af 136 Delancey atreet, or at 68 averue Din theahoe OR SALE—A seer Poe ome gma realene aftaner from the’ ity Tor bine aan wht 5 Sowery and Fourth at 6 : FRAME AWNING. USED BUF Fo yee bees Feet cares, seenaee ir a drat ‘ong, with nd carved ' er with shelving. Ae.; wil bo. noid at half ihe voles ‘Apply for two days at 251 Ninth avemae. ' APES See UE ONE ae re oa ot oes —weinagi alee SALE—BTE, INES AND BOILERS, Por otgiwo muntred hone power tune Shattiig Pat ‘to. “Apply to P. CASSIDY, € to 16 Brides leys, &e.. et corner of Plymouth, Bi Tare sade hand R SALE—LEASB AND BAR FIXTURES idly fitted up Billiard @oom ; tached. Will be sold at, Call at Bixth Avenue E—CHBAP, THB SALOON Bisnih arouse aud (evoury-secove street, tertalnua aP venue Rafiroad and eutrance to the the premises, or at 717 Bighth avenue. A a at {| cupeoennt of Bi beskilie R SALE—ONE SET STEEL ROLLS, with frames, ; will be alatee. bireiet HOAG & HAMPSON, 96 Maiden lane, R OR BALE—A (RESTAURANT, AND BAR DowN jown, on one 5 doing ‘of $80 to $90 per daybetb ‘must sel on'account J goer th otl business. er having other 4c ne oto ERMAN) 0, 200 Brondway. F% SALE—ONE QF THE BEST STANDS ON walk in Fulton Market: for » bi hi Coffee and cakes or an oyster stand. Address box oftice. BUTCHER — AND FIXTURES, LE—A F situated at 105 Washington doing a good sust- must be sold to-day, as the owner is it ¢ low state of ith. R AT A GREAT BARGAIN, THE FIXTU Daeg yy tn te FP a Has done a retadl trade of fifteen cattle a werk, together with a large amount of amall stock. Fixtures are complete, foe house, smoke house, lard kettles. 4c. This isn rare forrreison ‘piven Tor orilingy apoiyio’P br RIGH SEB i Ca 4 . RIC! SON'S 00., Bi'and St Nasenutatrece . fered; ‘wishes to retire. nad 84 Nassau ing made 7 en RICHARDSON & CO., His ae P spurt hgchian - rad welling aad sight JER, Morrlowar me oe o'W, 0. SERWART, Io? Prep Ct acnuemes ef aso gated Galiery in Blchth avenue for Math sireet. RVER OFFER ll tae . with tegen Si Puatees oe ii | if Hi cw. RLAXD. No. 122 Broadway. s IND HAND « I 8. T°, ECO! 5+ JUMBER: DeaLets. FOR Tid Srenne ‘nd. Hammond “Apply to De Oe od Spat site, the reteceeca a eee Sine poe BARBERS. aac 2 EE EG Le eee ae Eats ont NE OF THE OLDEST