The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1863, Page 8

e free would earn their. brea! ands pars Sete Tamilicn, fain iy finally. rutnay sae, ae send aoe Suen tee in gogordance : wutel s Schade ‘were at. once estab- ‘Pahed wit cir mi aaa at Berglary. Avery tmpudent and daring atiempt at burglary took hoe during the middle of tho day on Monday at the of Mre, Munroe, No. $4 West Forty sixth street, Fifth and Sixth avenues, and alniost succeeded. About twelve o'clock M. special policeman Carpenter ‘wae alarmed by the neice of Mrs. Munroe, whostated that Durglars'were in the house, Having obtained the aid of Mr. Meoker, one of the assistants of Dr. Gilebrist, corner ‘ef Forty-vixth stroot and Sixth avenue, the officer entered ‘Who house and found it in great disorder; but the birds had flown. ¥% appears that during the morning Mrs. Penny, sister @f Mre, Munroe, who was absent in the coupury; went Out and left the premises iv charge of her daughter, & ‘very interesting young lady of about sixteen years of age. During her absence several burgiars—supposed from wertain evidences to have been four in number— entered the house, one having gained legal access to the fmterior under pretence of examining the gas metre. ‘Macy then seized hold of the young lady, fastened her arms back with a newspaper strap, and administered to ber a dose of chloroform, enough to deprive ber of ber penges and to keep her,as they supposed, from alarm- tog tho neighborhood. They ext tock her into fhe ‘collar tied her with a rope. Hi pa MS they ransacked the house, packing up ‘the silver, furs aud other valuable articles, ready for im. removal. They next began hel themselves: to certain delicacies found in the pantry, w' a young laty friend of the family rang the bell. Obtaining no an- mwer, she left, and returned several times during tho en- guing half hour. These reveated * calls” anparontly glarmed the burglars, as evidence remains that they must mepeie Seite ‘This wag at about half-past ten in the ning. Miss Muaroe about San peal recovered pate pone ‘when she went in sexrch of assietance. Officer Carpenter Some came to. her call, when sho inquired whother it Fn or struck nine.” ‘This would givo a cluo as to tho = ‘the outrage, as she must havo been inseusible fvom before that time. The house wns searched, but the peas decamned. They had, however, left their fe bebind. and the affair is now in the bands of the for investigation. . Emancipation in Sarinam. [From the Salem Observer, August 15.) @n the 1st of July the slaves of Surinam, a Dutch eolo- im South America, were emancipated in accordance ch a law adopted by the Legislature of Holland on the Sth of August, 1862, with tho cordial sanction of the it. The slawer of the colony form an ‘ity of the total population, number- fag adout 45,000 persons, in an aggregate population of 1,000. More than one-half of the negroes belong to the Moravian Church, tbe missionaries of which publish in ‘of their denomination some interesting infor- mation on this important event, and eepeciaily on the epirit hag oan slaves received the news of their ap- proaching bang Mr. are aycteh ed Oldest and most expe- ies of the colony, aays:— “The "telligesco of the bg emancipation of the pegrees rg tg ey pe capo me, who have go long wager colony, the heartfelt joy. nidgred Dy several planters to make known to clamation of the Governor and the , 1 did so, They assembled, neatly rats Hi ae mie truth, and tid them, ‘It ie real wiour bas influenced. the King and'bis mate ‘ree on the 1st of July, 1869'—-they doabted jed down their black plantations of ‘Sinve slaves they would show themsclves to be dili; ‘and obed.ent, an would endeavor to prove that the li Le ae them should not be abused; und that when FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespay, August’ 2é—¢ P. M. Money was in active request to-day, and the de- mand was readily supplied. The old commission houses had all the money offered whioh they conld mee at Sper cent, and had balances to lend to more active operators at6and7. There seems @0 be no difficulty in borrowing all that is wanted. Business paper continues unchanged, and the cur- eency certificates of indebtedness are-firm at 994. Gold rallied again this morning to 12244, at which it remained until afternoon, when it,rose to 129. Two hundred thousand dollars made up the @ay’s export by the Cunard steamcr. Exchange hot active at 13534. The decline which was observed in stocks yes- terday has. continued to-day, to the extent of 10 per cont in Harlem, and 1 or 2 per cent all round the list. The best prices of the day were made Barly,on the street. Comparing the close of the Call at first board with yesterday evening’s rates, we note the following differences:—Pacific fell 2 per cent, New York Central rose 34, Erie 4, Har- tem fell 4, Reading 34, Michigan Central 2, Beuthern old 1, guaranteed 334, Illinois Central 34, Pittaburg 24, Galena 1, Toledo 3, Rock Island 4, Fort ,Wayne 134, Prairie du Chien 4; Chicago and Northwestern rose }4; Chicago and Altou preferred recovered % from yesterday morning's sales. The feeling at the close of the call was better than, during the market; but the dulness sontinued on the street and at the one P. M. pub- lic call. At the second board prices were again Jower; Harlem sold down to 169%, Erie to 11914, New York Central to 13534, Southern old to 106, Galena to 11234, Toledo to 119%, Fort Wayne to SF. On the other hand, Illinois Central was steady at morning’s rates, and Pittsburg sold at 10414, half per cent advance. Some sales were made of Illinois Central, seller fosty days, which bear the appearance of a reference to the London market. The reports of the L4th instant from Lon- don indicate an increasing demand for our railroad pecuriti most activity being shown in Eric, New York Central and Illinois @entral. Money was in good demand, owing to the operations of the har- west, and the bank rate was four per cent, while Bhort loans on government securities were at two percent. The tendency of prices was noted as good. The time is probably not vory far distant when governmente will be here, as IM Englan great speculative stock, and it wonld probably well if it could be so, The public feeling ex- presses itself more sensitively in speculation in such securities than in any other and it is a question whether a healthy freedom of this kind of speculation would not enlighten us all a good deal on the true temper of the people'with refe- rence to matters of national policy. Meanwhi it is gratifying to know that the conversions into the five-twenty loan continue steady, and we are informed of heavy purchases of various government bonds for stment by capitalists who think railroad securities do not yield them that return in interest and security combined which they seek. The sixes of 1881 are attracting am good deal of attention in this man 8 they will pay six per cent in gold for some eighteen years fo come, thus covering atime in which itis rea ponable to suppose that the national debt will be adjusted at a lower rate of interest. The shorter foans appeal to ba class of buyers who have the payment of principal at an carly day in view; and altogether we are gratified to note an attention springing ap on this subject which the intrinsic so- lidity of the securities warrants. The four P. M. public call showed a further slight decline from the second board. Very contrary opinions are expressed about the nature of the present check in prices, and the bears have taken courage to sell short considerably to-day nd yesterday. Those who have been buying @tocks all along maintain that it ie nothing but ® necessary and healthy reaction, and in many capes take the opportunity to increase their inte- west at the decline. There can be mo question ‘that the supply of money is cqual to the wants of @peculators; and, as we have often had occasion to peer men who want money largely can afford higher for it thamthose who have emaller One per cent of foterest does not figure Wor machin a stock specn!iion, and most men would rat! r get their loane auieky Ot six then exert es $9 pay only tive: s ih Satboraloeg & 100 ‘Mich guar....1353, 0186 The following is a statement of coal transported NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, Rock TaPand.,.1133¢ Fort Wayne. ay eae. ui Terre Haute pi 85 89 ohio & NW. 36 re] on the Delaware and Hudson Canal:— Belaware and Rudson Canal Pennsylvania Coal Company .. Total tons.. For the same period last year: Pennsylvania Coa) ieee aecseeceee RT TD Delaware and Hudson Cana) Company. . 26,395 Company “69,807 The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad from January 1 to August 22 were:— The mina of the Toledo and Wabash Rail- road for the third week in August were:— 32,403 05 22,728 02 ++837,004 50 29,728 61 The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com- pany notify the holders of their second mortgage bonds that on surrender of these bonds they can reccive their certificates for $1,200 preferred seven per cent stock. The day’s business at the Sub-Treasury was as follows:— Receipts 543,202 27 247.000 00 2,324,162 85 25,272,408 67 Stock mee enae: Wen: $7000 U 8 6's, °67.. . 103 4000 US 6's, "68, reg. 103 es Blt 10834 con.¢) 10736 97... 109 8000 City eae ‘x cert. 101 1600 Us Se 9000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 25000 Missour'” Om. 5000 de. 5000 O& Miss Ri cite 5000 500 N yi Central 107 2000 Hud Riv bds,'67 10534 5000 IlCenRRbds.s30 111 aa eons ist m. Sots do. 20000 Chi & N W 2d m 2 20000 -.080 7036 14000 P.FtW&Chi3d. 87 5000 Clev&Pitts3d m 101 45000 American gold. 1223 1700 do.....4... 12236 40 sheGbathamBank 99 20CommonwealtbBk 100 300 Canten Company. 83 300 do. 32: 10% 35 3: 100 do. DIO 3236 WDel& Hud Cana} Co ae 50 Pacific MSSCo. 330 ia 200 b80 11036 200 Hudson River RR. Ms 100 do. , August 26. 1868. ReadingRR, bio 123 800 Mich Central RR. 125 50 do, +-d10 ed 600 - 24 36 100 eee. B10 Tas cred Mich foun la 35 2 rots] 06 a me wien ask ioe 2 nm Central Tali stk 119 100 do... yi 100Mi&PduCoRR.o10 80 600 do. . 80 600 do......b30 82 77 M&PrduCha Ipret 108 Petey 4 Cent RRecp..: - ted 160 1: oe 100 a 104 ite Galena & Chie BR ine ++ 118 100 Clev & Toledo RR, 120, 100 Chic & Ri Is} RR 1153 800 do 4 or itoaion in. 66 100 wo. 656 6% 85 30% 100 Antoo & Ti pref. om cape e WRR.. 6 108 cuit ‘eo 8 BECON) £40000 US 6’s,lycer.n 99% 10000 American gold 123 8000. d0...0..... 12335 V6opsbs Canton Co.: 32% 150 Cumb’d Coal pref 28 ax N ¥ Central RR. . sib 109 i) -b30 fi i 169 54 ae ‘io 13” ooo Mich “Central aR 14 do +» 123% * : aoe 100 shs Cum Coal Co, 300 Quartz Hili M Co, 20. 100 NY Guano Co.b10 27 rd shs Pa item 8860 2 do. soo NY Contral RR; 400 Renain 300 "do. 1D BOARD. 600 vhs MS& 100 MS &N 30 1 Cen 100 NIRR 1063 Tgu stk. 135 RE vorip 134 840 133 100 nae 20 Clev a Toleto iit 110 3a 28 94 io chief i ies “oe x lax 60 MiL& Pau Ch RR 79 100 ¥ POW &CRR.A90 90 200 ot ivo de #30 300 do... .. B15 200 dO sees 1 MSANIRRG BS 107% > DIO 10755 200 Galena 200 113% (00 Oley & Toledo RR 120%; do. v 500 ahs Reading RR.b3 200 Mich S&N Ja.b10 107 — 600 300 500 200 200 100 0 ¢ 250 Mich Souih guar. 100 liliuots Cent RR 100 We icsste 100 Galena & Chi RR 100 Pitts, FtW&ChER. BA 1 nz oly CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wr pyespay, August 26—6 P.M. Asnxs.—There were 45 bbls. sold to-day, at 70. for pots and 9¢. for pearls. Stok, bbls Beeswax was dulland heavy, at 43e, a 43)4c. for West- ern yellow. Looms AND Snows.—The anction sale to-day was one of the » st succeseful of tho season thus far. All the origi- nal offerings were sold aud sovoral lines were duplicated, prices realized having been quite satisfactory to sellers. There was a large company in attendance. Brsavercrvs.—The flour market favored buyers, under the pressure to sell, particularly winter ground lots, which were obtainable at lower prices. The receipts of fresh ground were limited. Fisur from the new crop of wheat will not begin to arrive freoly for some weeks yet. ‘The rales included 11,800 bbls. State and Weatern, 800 Southern and 400 Canadian, within our revised quo- tations: — Superfine State and Wester, . Extra State... Common to chcice extra Western... Conadian . Southern mixed to gn suvertine . Extra do. Good to eh Ryo flour. Corn moni, Jersey and Drandywine. Wheat was decidedly cheaper to-day, and orally were common bots, anxious to sell, | invited to attend the funeral, wy. with — Uitte dissosition on unless at mal ily re- inal range ‘or middiings was (rom 66c,, holders generally claiming the latter rate. market was poorly suniJied with dest:able principal kinds, and light trangactions were re- ere prices were quite firm. gagements were limited to-lay, and 609 ‘of all clagses in provisions at 30s. (00 tons heavy goods at Landen, 2,500 doi. flour at and old North Fiver vale was in fair demand ore steady but in less request, with an availible supply of 331,000. Flare. Tne demand for last year's crop war improving at lSc a 20c. Gur notice of the arrival hero yesterday of pce first invoice of thin year’s crop of kastern and Westra [the former from Massachunetts and the latter from Scho- county,New York), was crowded out this morning. ‘Tho first bale of New York hops of thia year’s growth was 80ld at 30¢, per pound, for the California market i ray nn a inquiry was mainly for sole, which waa quite firm. ‘Mxrara.—The demand for all kinds was very moterate, and the market essentially unaltere. AcUYAt frome were roperted duit to-day, Det bel n18.—With the excention cf an notive. business’ 17 ; which closed at 40c, for credo and 70°, 9 Te. for refined, there were no important transactions ré- qe horisane. —Hokiere of pork wore firmor fn their views: or. as the demand wee more active. The siles or n- mi Dy arsed ee now meen, $11 % agit 87 for old «do. , and $10 £02 $10 75 for prime. The Inquiry for beet was himited, and only 145 bbis, changed hands at unaltered prices. ‘The lard market was heavy, and 540 es were purchased at 93c..a10c. No tmporiant Operations were revorted fn bacon or eut meats. There ‘was rather more doing in bitter at 16¢ a 236. for pour to choice State, and l4c. 1 28c. for Western, Cheese was selling tm lots at 8c, a 12¢, Fxck—The in ry was more active for Fast India, within a range of from 7c. a T3¢c. Suxps —The sales of all kinds were light, without any quotable alteration in prices. Spices were in rather more dem:nd, but at tregular ‘SuGARa,—Tho demand wan Moderate and prices wore very firm, as the principal holdera were not anxious to sell. The day's miles comprised 860 hhds, nnd 276 hoxes at 12%c. for New Orleans, ead ig part for Porto Rico, and 9%c. a 10k, for Cul Pos | ‘was down to OMe. & 103¢c., with sales of 40,000 yo ‘were quiet and pricas heavy. i was firm at 4530. a 460. , with sales of 700 al MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. _ Marrted. Cumay—Torrsy.—In San Francisco, on Monday, April 21, by the Rev. Mr. King, F. D. (re:¥ to Nora Torry, daughter of the late Patrick Torpey,of Dumore, county Galway, Ireland. Easritgap—RvLanp.—Qn Tuesday evening, August 25, Dy Rev. D, Tuthill, Gro. W. Exsraman vo Amruia M., 16 | eae of David 'Ruland, Esq., all of Brooklyn. No Krecumo—Forruan.—On Wednesday, Angnst 24, at ‘Trivity ohapel, by the Rev. A. /!. Patridge, Mr. JaxEson D, Kira. of New York, to Miss Lucinpa’ J, Frnemay, of Buffalo, N. Y. Onett—Vax Wyex.—In Brooklyn, L. I., on Monday, Angast 24, by the Rey. Dr. T. W. Chambers, of the Cok Joriate Reformed Potch churen, F. M. Over, dentist, of this city, to Marna, eldest daughter of Z. B. Van Wyck, Feq., of Flatbush. HiLLaPs—Oue-reaD.—In Trinity chureh, on Thursday morning, August 20, by the Rov. Mr. Webbe, MRaxert Parairs and KURANORR A. P. OLMSTRAD. both of this city. Jouwaon,—In Richmond, Va, , at the Monu- mental church,on Monday, July 3 by the Rev. Georze Woodbrid.e, D.P., Mr. Arar R. Syrrencow, of the ‘eonech: af Jematen Misa LE Ly danghter of Rov. Wm. L. Van Brwex—M fie tay Taesday, August 25, at Ca} by ual ds pipet €, Coxa,D 1, Foimet D. T. adept Eat Uni — whe Miss Jous Sonus, i Dica. Ammgr.—In Danbury, Conn., on Wednesday, August 26, ISarELLA 8, AMALER, 9 months and 26 days, a H. and Imma Ambier, of Brooklyn, RAxwey.—Prowned. while bathing at Coney Ixknd, on Tuesday, August 26,Mr. Horack W. Ranwey, formerly of St. John, N. B. Ris remains have not yet been recovered, Avirvington, N. J.,on Wednesday, Augnat 26, after a lingering {I neck, CAROLE FLLSWoRTH, Wile Of Charles Belcher, in the £6th year ot her age. The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday a'ternoon, at ae aml from her late rosidence, without further ae ciadelphie papers please cop: Brogas.—On lay, pido 4 “25, Amprew Broosn, & apes be vearke the parish of Lifford, county Donegal, Ireland, ‘His friends and those of his son John aro nog pra d invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of son, Jobo Brogan, 53 Elizabeth treet, thig (Thareday ) ve ternoon, at haif-part ope o’clock. The remains will be interred in Calvary eo ae Bran.—On Wedtnends: Angust Hen Hird, » daughter of 5 The relatives ai ade of the "family are requested to attend the fun this (Thursday) afterooon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 167 East Twenty-sixth street. ByGArpus.—At Tarrytown, N. ¥., on Wednesday, Au gust 26, Canouine V., wife of E.R. Bogard ter of Moses l)rake, formerly of Little Funeral services this (Thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock, at her late residence. Corconas.—On Tuesday, August 25, Mre. Mary Corco Ray, the beloved wife of Patrick Corceran, aged 31 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are pr ‘ully from her lute residence, No, 197 East Fourteenth street, this (Thursday) after- nova, at three o’clock, witbout further invitation. Cores. —At Dosoris, Glen Cove, L.. I., on Monday evening, August 24, of cholera infant:m’ Rorgnt W., 800 of Frode: ric W. ‘and Mary A. Coles, aged 10 months and 9 days, Coor.—On Wednesday, August 19, Mata Coop, daugh- ter of Ghhue-and Anna Coop, of Hanover, aged 23 years Tho relatives and friends of the family are respoctiully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of her uncie, Friederich Coop, 74 Columbia street, corner ot meee this (Thorsday) afternoon, at byl past two o'clock. Noorsy.-—On Tuesday, August 25, of congestion of tho ancaner K. Doorsy, beloved wre of Michiel youngest daughter of the late James Barry, ritiow stoeet, axed 27 years, nds of the family are invited to accompany her remains, from her late residence, No Lot West Thi ty seventh Strect, wis (Ihursday) morning, ab nine o'c. ck precisely, to St. A: b treet, near Fourth avenue, where the take place at ten ool ek. Imwxy —At North Satem, We Sapam, youngest 9 rmonthe ester county, on Tuos- James aud Lydia M. ‘The relat family are respoctully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afterheon, at two o’clork, from bis late renidence, 63 Rivington street. _Fowanns,—In Yorkville, on’ Wednesday, August 26, daughter of Ponjamin and Lizzie M. Fd: ds, aged 3 years, 11 months and 2dave, Tho relatives and lviends ef the family aro requested to attend the funeral, this day (Thursday), at twoive oolock, noon, Mant r= We nee Angust 26, Evertine, only child 4 months and 21 od to attend the fone. trom the Tho friends of the family aro iny this (Thursday) moruing, at esidenes of the parents, 266 Fart in Brooklyn, ou Mo: ast 24,at the of her grandson, Sam , Ritooa, relict 1 Ingalls, of Cortland V ning will be taken to New .. for interment, 8,—At Union Hospital ark, Wayne comty , Tennessee, on Friday, ARLES JENNINGS, er of the Twenty mont Connecticut V ra and son of G. W. aged 28 yoara, y vyeust 26, Crammea sed, in the 22d year of ber age, The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at thres o'clock, from the house of her grandfather, No. 200 Montgomery atreet, Jersey City. Lxverinar.—On Monday morning, August 24, Bexza. ury &., on of Charles F. and Fiizabeth ©, Leveridge, aged 17 years and 6 mont ‘Pho relatives nnd iriends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, three o'clock, from the residence of his father, No. ‘it East Thirtieth street. McCann.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, aca FJ Jou Cromany, youngest on of George and Cade, aged 2 years, 6 months and 12 days, The relative and friends of the family are respectfully vited to attend the funeral, from No, 39 Easex street, as 6%d. a T3d., AUGUST 27, 1863.—TRIPLE SHEET. py E Rounsep, io the 34th year of his vited to and frieoda of the Coanfly 00 |, ab two wee the fu hei ‘bis us from Inte residence, 1 reanes nm, this (Thursday) SHRRINAN.—At Bloominedale, on Uooneeaer, August 2A, Ana Lorige, only dane of jeaf K. and Mar- raret A. Sheridan, aved 12 years » ‘The relative aad friends of the omiy aretinvited to attend the ‘uneral,on Friday afternocn, at two «’clock, from the residence of her varents, foot’ of Fighty sixth street, North river, withont further notice. ‘Smonson, — Snddenty, on 1 Mantes evening, August 24, MONSON, Aged 60 veare. Her friends and tne friends of ber brothers, Isaao, ‘Thomas «nd Joho Simonson, are reanectfally invited to attend the funeral, thie aredav) afternoon, at one ovclock, from the recieves of her brother-in-law, Gilehrest, No. 4 Uarrison street, South Brool remains will he taken wo ica, 1. L, for interment, Usuex,—Mre, Sorma Usner, in the 76th year of her ao. Partter tare in to-morrdw’s nape Wares marr, 5, of tyne fa abare, D. Wanawormn Warnwmanr, Surgeon J, 3. V., in the vear of hie 4 THE FIREMEN. QOUTHWARK BNOINE COMPANY. No. SY the avd honorary mer bers and frien ¢ company fre reareottul': renuestad 19 ment at th Re engine hone, of Friday, the 28th inst., at one a'e'ark, ‘of at fencing the fi Dewe ‘The ‘uneral wi! vb gion atract, at 2 0 residence, money Sowalee, B ame Doh pawn! coke tained at an other nls = to melt would do w xi" pay mare for joa th in be oF any. es id Peete Rise RP. ain » neor roadway, bas returved | feesion Ovlice hours. 9 to iid; A. Me TisT. 38 CLINTON Lk strent, N __ ASTROLOGY. AQADAME ESTELL, SE: fone ees on love, U DAvORTER, CAN BE ei loswne in eat sruerantend TT. WAVING ANY NEW oR “CAST-OF jothinw to dispose of ean obtalr callin, at the store or adres street, near Ce: nas EXCURSIONS. Qu JDAY, AUGUST 20,—STE AM W.¢ Warlng, the onty ren wot MBM, Ree nelle v8. and tharr.ve m the city att, Ten i turniie will eave Olen Cov tall the land'n PM i ston iy! e only as onby one fary BAIANG OF NARYY VILE S EXCURSTON TO the Kiahinz Ranke postnone? ou account of the weather, gill beduly peblixhed In he Iferaid aod Sua, Gentlemen ", COAL PER | TON.—PaG AND $7 50 F za a tor these caynonte, on nud ai Lee Coai, al! sizes, “Sofia il f TOYR COAL, DE- the «hove price per tom, epwonber 3, Scranton 4.23 Ook street, EXPHOSSS 25 URNHAN Ss PURNITU KE °88 OFFIC is D fh and Sixth ave a hd gasavare world. " Govercd Tromptha country, “pe B5 WG-Grand Suse:t 0h! waothacie, MUSICAL. IFTORNT 734 00% Avie koseWwooD PEAK. round comers, pro month fe $100, elage io. $i t 1s Wert Twenty- ten Parlor ut, cost Beokcane, Mirrors. a sree ty near Sixth ayen DENT TONED SBVEN OOTAVE ROSE, fore its alt tis ern imuro: ung hase, 6 2 cowl By eee Ouths ve: t vold for abo thal’ te value, we Cia owner in Way city, App yas Mt Se-ond avenue, corner Seventh atror Fe, SALE—A BEAUTIVUL VEN OCTAVE PIANO; weriul tone, wrice SITS A bargwin, Can be geen: at 80,82 White atte etween 10 and f o'clock, TANOFORTE FOR ALBA PINE PIANOFORTR, Chekering'« celebrated must be dispased of ti and powerful tone, ‘ar ac, ko. Apply at JANOFORTE FOR SAT. 0° cash. 1! remo: ed in bandsome 3 maken. Brie $130 ly Men sirert, near Canal, bay ol iba FOR Hot WEATHY Ruest a ts, Ttallan four ‘eat A GREAT SACRIFICE ediate y, Haw Cul! fron frame, 4s [0 vents, Bowery. ‘uy ie Call. ‘United Bates D Ve Insurneton, ‘mailed, FREDE: Wok »LUME, pay LOST AND FOUND. J OG LOST—IN GOING FROM NO 91 CLINTON lacs 10 Deimomien s, corner Fifth avenue and Four- teenth street; he name of Le DOZE, at Ne wfow d and dov, ans ody deiivering wait CAR. {Hinton place, or M4 Hear’ street, will Be large bla ing to ITU INST... AT LONG BRANCH, A ie owner eau have the same b) ru ing expenses. Apply at 115 We ty ston TURSDAY. AUGUST 2, NEAR THE COR. Chamber street «nd Broatway, @ Pocketbook. The fluder an keep the money if he wil Fecurn the papers to o4 Cedar street, third tloor, OST—ON FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25. A JET 4 Pin, with diamona setting, Asuitabie reward will be given, at'739 Bixth avenue, b, Mrs, M. M. Macdonald. SATU! VENING LAST IN THE ark. oll Linked Bracelet. with ‘The or wil be suitably rewarded by 55 West Tweith atreot, jo8t-on C 1 Toa: ing it at STH INSTANT, A ARE SCOTCH, u Pagers 4 th locket attacn Al eval reward wil be given, on vecovers, by + No. $ Naasan street, Of tne rame, i liberal reward will bo pad by D.C, SOPLEY & ©9,, 1 Old slip, New York. hy - ON SUNDAY. trent New Ire sing a ite to Herat co, stating whe re the fader can be feva, as isa kenpsake ON TU) ESDAY NIGHT, A BLACK AND TAN will be liberaily rewarded by ver MILLE path atreet, KREWAKDS, REWARD —STRAYED, ON THURSDAY, A WHITE Pointer 8 4th yellow ears, The tinder wilt re the abuve reward by returuing ner to 8 Murray t SDAY NIGHT, IN with ewo white feet; Any person returning the ace Lurk Hovse. corner of Fortieth street Biath avenue, will receive the above reward. LOA, ON TURSDAY, York, REWARD.—LOST, ON WHEN Drv. rk, a Retereace’ File, containing pers, letiers, Ac. of no use to any The nhder will rocelve. $8 reward on bringing the same to Mr. W. W. Rose, tationer, 63 Crdar si, $5 REWARD, Lost ON BUNDAR MORNING, PROM a> Ni Bast Thirtieth street, a black and tan slut, Tralien ray horus shape, white breact and eek, white foet, fore leg righted as though it.had been broken : hadon wt tne ae ba the opr time a by The finder Will recei ard by retarnfag ber tote above asdrem en sREWARD.—LosT, ‘ON Se avaust 28, A ‘while with yellow oot gute ot turne up. ‘iteturm him oH. P. DOMES, 19y aid 209 aw — $10: REWARD. 4 a, tent me Chip, eal — sag Ge Ot ansi white 9 on ‘4 one hind to wo Fi gl fate avove reward: ” Whoever retro the sud REWARD. 17, & ack Ea river, 40 Broadway, will Teeelve the the gTRATED 0 ON Mi m HONDAT, avausT eo fence into PEREMPTORY BALE or. hake ouenuaen Fit ‘enn Aas ras yee pe 70 BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERV RAL yor SHINE, RICH ane orgs MANTI FRENCH P HR MIRKORS AND > mrE “ABLES Bivariate Hien CHINA CARI ey BLL W, WESTCoTT. Mucdoneor, will tsetatin ro o'clock prec The contents of hous id West Twentr-tret street, between Seventh and Eighth avenves, Tho sale comprises the entire contents of the honse, most of wi ich was made forthe present owner and used but two montha, The whole will he perenet Coc rain or offering antenaeiaey induce CT Asers. RLOR AND DRAWIN Three full Suitgof Fonewood, and alas? Parise Furaitare, in broratel and French i; rosewood Etagere, rosewood Centre and Pier zene with spony and two superb Pier Mirrors and Base Tab! Brussels. Carpets, Turkish Lounges and Obatrs to maton, Recention Chairs in sitk and satin, a large a ean scoltection of Mantel Vasen Brent Parian Gro ‘bronze and mar- 2 Lge eae ae o Pon Paint “rg ee, Damask and ‘ortaine, Piel DINING ROOM, CRASBER AND NURSERY FURNI Superb roar wood Bureau Tpriieads, Tete-a-Tetrs, Spring Beat and Cottave Chairs, Mirrors. French Engravings, Flower Vases, Chamber Suits, Clocks.oak Dining Room. Fur- niture, pe cate ts, oak Extension Table, rich r] Bobemtan China and (la Twory Table C with ‘a larce variety of maa poy Fi nement, A cash dey requi pa Ken’ will beim attendance to cart, pack or ship goods for purchasers. verion NOVICE. —I', ROTH. AUCTION ER, R600 Le Tints Om HA ADSOuE FURNITURE ane AN te paoraitETRns AN OPPORTUNITY. FOR HOUSE- RS THE T PROPERTY OF A FAMILY. GOING TO EUROPE "it ba sod at pubite anction, this day (Fh ureday). Anenat 2 at tt y. om the elegantly frnisbed resi dence, 217 ehintan pla Biase: "Fadhth ot, Wens of Fifth consisting of three beautiful Parlor Sits, covered in nch fatin hrocated and green ‘silk ren; marble ton Contec and Side ‘Tables, Feros, rich Taso and Br Gurtaing, ‘Turkish. Baer Chates and inges. Corner aha Reok Stands, rich China and Po rian maven, efzht day Clock, Mirrora, Brnesely and Inceain Cer’ f MA GMHFLORRY POREMNODD ‘PIANOFORTE, an clegant instrument, four round rarnra, overstrung ba full iron plate, fell keven octave, a!) movern improveme roxewood and black wa'nnt Medsteats, Bureaus, Wash: stands, Sprint and Ha'r Mattresses, Lov Ohatra, Extension Table, Dining Chaira. rie’ China ‘Ware. ivory Table Catlery, Sliver Ware, &c, ponitive. Deposit required, AMET ER’ PERRET A NTOORA THIS DAY. (ran eRD AY, AUGUST 27, ig o chavk, at a og hry SALESRON: 0,2 Wuict oi Sener, for account of Whom it may concern :— whe et Ran’ $100 $4 she N'Y £N Maven BRGIOO W am Frebanse Bai 15 Beekinan Fire Ina. Go. 10 Manuf ¥ Mer Bank. BaMortile Metal Tage. 10 45 Hucks Counts Lent Go. 10 Wash. Marine Ins. Co. 100 180 Paterson Gas Lt Co. '8.¥aat River Ins. Co... 50 MGrandat&N'lown RR. 8 209 City Fire Ins. Co, 280 Geneva (NY) Cas Co. & 2. Ragle Fire Ine. Co. C0010 per cent O'Brien Co. (Lowa) bons 3, C006 per cont Lawrence Co, Coal £ Oi a ist rort bonds. por cent Great Western (1}1) 2 R iat mort. bonds, Si'007 per cant New ore « Now tlaven RR Co, bonds, $8,000 6 per coat Sacramento City and o. funded bonds, 40008 per cent Peoria é O Ist mort. bonds. $5 00)8 par cont Peoria & ¢ 2d mort. bonds. $1/.0007 per cent Brooklyn ¢ agserneng bonds, 0 per cent rooklyn City bom a due I! Fin oetcant varmont Vailty RR Co. construction bonds, $1,000 6 per cent New York City stock of 1587. © BAKER * CO.. AUQTIONFER: EXRCUPOK'S Ane OF eat Rixteenth street. betwee Fine and Sixth ay. ". Je commencing at 1014 o'rlack Rosew ‘Tetr-a- ‘Tete, Chairs Ottomans, Arm and Reception Chaira en suite, covered im satin brooatel; ro ta q Y ta krench plate Pier and Montel Mirrors, ion: io Clock, Velvet Qarpets, rosewood seven octarn Plat tool and Covers ack, walnut Washsten ak "Ruffet, Extension Table, ri dw "EA Sita, Silver Cre- Chander: —Roaevood Dressing Rureans, ‘Wardrobes en suit ae and Spring Mattresses, wa ue Buren big cd Chairs, £c. ‘tL L. sur ONRER, WILE | SELL THIS day. atl fe A eck. at 17 Blovvesant place, Rioth atreot ak walnt pd ain. ise tate Har'or Bit, Ope hark sain eit Chana Toten, Harken Mieoels ands ical and eves thing sr agnarons for genteel house. Dp BURK veroNerR— FFICR NO. 5 GRE EN- week epee, wil nell this day, ab 2 o'clock. at 298 West ~s aed treat. the Stock and Fixtures ofa Gro- cerye 140th, Furniture of tive fatmiy. GP RO. 0. AYDOCK, AUCTIONBER, French and Ameriean Flint Ginss. ROBT. HAVDOCR will eell. this day, at Lovelock, In his auction room, 101 Liberty street, on four months credit, 20 casas Periers’ best French Glaas Ware, 8) c.g" Bonemian Ware. [00 package American Glass, 10 caxes Kerosene Chimneys, 200 cases Fruit Jars. Y 8. a J. BOGART— ele at the auction ine, Enoravingn, Brussel Olicioth, three od Tron Safes, hem Farmiture; also Ho! ‘OSBPH HEGEMAN. FRIDAY. AUGUST? 23. M Wo'cloek A. M., at the Ca miral , eerom Willoughby, Brool corn rat? on ERKUY RALE—Parlor suite, Contre and Chairs, Bureaus, Redsteade, Mat- ery, six Sewing Machines, Carpets, "Thvee Ply anit Tnerain Carpet: daze, Glass Ware, Stoves, Wagon, Harness, rae. ‘OWN H, BU RUBY, AUCTIONFER. WILL SELL THIS ook. at4i4 Canal street, a large wrort- ‘of second hand Furnitum and Carpets Inte fire nt 27 Wert Hunston street, eni steada, Wardrobes, marble Cene Ts Chnire, Tete n-Tetes, So'as and Sofa Bets; Looking Oi Brocate!’ Curtains, Cornices, Writing Desks, ators, Mattragios. Palljanses. ‘a Lot of Glass, Tin and ‘asils, Btovex, Co 1 to attend. Reguiar . AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS at 174 East Eleventh street, oe avenne ‘i Counters Keer Pumps. lee Boxes, Tea Seales, Glass Cases, Ker. Bar Fixtures, Soa) dies, Spicer, &e. Alko, at 1 o'clock, at I tor Eleventh ‘Streets ail the Biock and Fixtures of said more, te. FURNITURE SALE—L. SELDNER, ACG ) r—SELDNER & LEVY will nell ow Friday, ‘Arignst 28, ab Hg * Eighth ave: between Fortieth and Forty- enameled Furniture, . O11 Paintings, i GAPPNEY, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE CORNER OF Madison and New Chambers ‘atreet, wil sell this at 2 o'clock th fixttires of the Liqnor Store, Ma Cherry sirect, au ex three pull English Pump, Goanter,| ‘Bheiv ng, Partivons, Casks, Brawdies, Gius, Bour: 10 ALL, WANTING Far AND LANDS.—TRE MIs. tv A sociation and Mapniacturmg Compan Land for sale, ins Northern Missouri, 00 d joining the for re divided inte | ots share ent tes th Those desiring 10 become RNARD, Agent, WITTERS ee: -WILL SLL ruts t 238 Division sti ok and Fi Bu W 7M. Attorney for Mortga: Vv TLIAM. ABHOTE, AUCTIONS Bronlway, sells on 1 o'clock, the Stock ‘sod. Fnmnres of tha Grocery: 8 No. 47 Bayard Torm and other Seales, Crock: OFFICE NO. 4 i the Liquor Store. Brandy, Bottles, AUOTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS th street, on Broad- jousehold Furniture, Ws, winters, day, at two o'clock. at Ninety-el — ‘ha above Stryker's Bay, tes, de. NEW PUBLICATIONS. es Au THE POPULAR PUBLICATIONS.—' THE MAR. AN Hinge guide,” ‘emale ties, or How to Win « Good Wire,” We. ; Joon, Its Moral, Social and Physi. eal Relations,” a book of intense tnuerest, and illustrated profusely with ‘hase drawings in I, A DBwhen mailed in letter form, Wa. ¥ 8 00, ey N, B.—Send stamp for descriptive circulars. N’ nal eine Tad bady Awtley's wi © Prope ae r REY YORK MEROURY desire to announce tha they have a ee Ming M. E,W nti 4 her pen, shortly | sean HOUSES, T 319 FOURTH AVENUE. COBB—To let, brown atone three, stor Dwelling 157 East Guird street, avenue. Diane i roprorements; fimmedial® ‘Dosseasion: iu good, order. Rent $550 per anni, ; Coma ‘At HARLEM TO, LBT—ON 120TH rn ermede, ' near Fifth avenue. Also sale, Addres@ , x 1,613 Post office, a eal Peusisuen. A PRIVATE FAMILY, WITHOUT | children, will let the Second Stor ped Seory. fax Furnished, to» | smell family, with lage of eparons, and neighborhood aa Panoal. abby at No. West Thiriy-first street. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—FOR TRE FALL AND salu mantha chegp. toa nal, desirable family}-neate the landing, New Bri Mion. Staten island, Address A, B., t office, New York. pars APARTMENTS TET—HOT AND ne gett bath. gas, dc., Tia Bloomield sirect, t, Hobo TORE TO LET—THE ¥INE STORE, WITH TWO Fooms. gas and water, No. 98 Division iatroct, comm asa hoop skirt store, Rent $3) per month. Bill Di vision street, . Se aaa 01. LET—a? ASTORIA, L. I., A LAROK HOUSE FRONT. ing om Grand stre hot air kw rg react Sane mason ale te Cg “=? cs S6atain Wei ‘pleambout and ferry., = nis pa 0, LET—NEARB . Fi taran back Roost, With: Trine Basetyontiealva Floor, with two attic yas. Rest Toostite tn the or wr By for & fe dentist, milliner, or any respectable fancy bi quire ai 107 Fourth avenue, near Twelfth strect, Wal aS (TO RETA SMALL STORE AND DWELLING, SUF~ firtent for a small family; enitable for a fancy’ liat anil cap, ‘ewelry or crockery store: to @ good tevanl be lut low, “Apply on the premises, 606 Sixth avenue. GET—TO.A SMALL, OUT PAMILY, 7 tne SECOND: rr. conaisting of two Parlors and ee Bee rooms and Bouse 493 Greenwich street, Loquire on: 0 LET—. re 165 BAR THIRTY. ‘THIRD STREET. THE Fourth View of te brown’ sons front house. contain: ing all modern Tripro children, Rent low, 10 LBT- a PRIVATE HOUSE, THE by iad ¥LOOR toa malt family, wit) a!l the modern im) pl Taqutre on the prem! 163 eee -ceventh 8} |AM STMONSON. ToL LET—T0 A SMALL RESPECTABLE AMFRICAN grown persons. three and four rooms each; gan, sepertio motery pate Re: and $8. Inquire ft the basement of 159. We t, 0 LET—THE secon? or bits td FLOOR, FUR nished or unfurnished: the house has ail modern im- ements, Inquire at 154 Weat Twenty. yaixth street, pear Eighth avenue. AHAND- very low rent, Location un town. pl rable; one hour from. the Astor Wouse, ¢ CONNOR & DALTON, 17 Nascan street, 10 LET—STORRS HOUSE AND 8TORE 20 RI’ IVING. ton atreet: rent $200; Store, Back Roame and Cellar, 114 t; rent low. For particulars inquire of A. M. 10 LET IN ASTORIA—A NEAT TWO STORY AND ttle Frama Cottage, with six Lote of Ground: rent’ $300, Apply on the premines, Woolsey street, second house south of Main sti Ly a LYT—) SIGHT OF WASHINGTON: PARADB Ground. a two story and a'tic house: water. eas, £6 Terms monerate. Ap} to FRANCIS W. CO OPE, ISI" Anmity street. LET—THE SUPERIOR. vig jie —_— ERGLiey Pl th street, Darement House 21: Ee RE ne ee a Frprovenents. Apply to ROBERT USHBB. Jn.. 162 West Thirts-fourth street, T° LET-IN BUILDING 922 BROADWAY, CORNER of Twenty-first street Rooms for business pur noser: best location tn oe ate “fora ge fancy business the rooms bars been pit ply to P. A. HONEY WRI cident vant Gad capes ment, 92? Brom!way, + sk i WANtzD, TO LET—A PARLO! er. anda closet for servant; QF tnolnted basement. Apply. before, Satu No. 9 Amity street, New York, from 12 o'clock BEDROOM, KITCH: if furnished; ‘frat story. to M. G . 106 PM __., HORSES, CARRIAGES, 46. = NUMBER phate TOP. AND xO procecy and ak Wazons, and workin sian earrrd Pac sesaed eae Frasquabie prices, at the manufact A | urvemar, PBROENTAG i, AE PAID 70,8 PAID Can be seen at 14 and 16 Atnity place. i ‘order. Por ALE—A FAMILY TURNOUT, ONE TWO SEAT: acher ton Wagon, with pe a shafts, in xood rum! ning order, made by Lawrence ee inate Hier nesn: one or two Horses, 7 nul 8 years old, kind! n honr and Weep at it ant day wid Faraone Bprine Carts willbe, sold ‘ity, om: re re rlcinal¢ aval together. oes gloom FOR, SALE CONE NEW “TWO. BEAT, SQUAR pox Wagon alan one seqond hand top and mo top Wagon one four seat Rockaway. Carriages ‘and Sleighe of all 4 | Sie ‘taken on slorage. Apply at 8 West Twenty fourth eureet, OR, SaLe.- =A HORSE, CART AND HABN parate vw Horan ta 7 years old, sou and kind; he nw 7 color. 16 hands hlgh; the cart in ing Cart, nuftable for riding. furniture, o sUiiefomp ete'and in good. orier.. Gall st Blo, 38) aud West Twelfth street, formerly, Tras atreet.. ip the cooper ween Greenwich and Washington streets R BAVE—A COVERED EXPRESS WAGON SUI aA Santora: Pree 8S. Apely ot Nar ‘near Broadwa: Rr: SALE—THE BEST MATC! gin BIG HORSES ju the country, 15% hands hi will weigh 2.600 closely ma'che. 7 years at half their va day ‘etropoil Lond corner V’rince and Crosby strosta. “tonal for Fo, SALA MOST ne ina first rs teenth street, me xt door to Mr. 1OR SALE. be SECOND AND aa rHanroR, tn per‘eet order, for s sale low; aleo one new variet, bak Sy! Carriages of our own” oan factor. BROS, “as Mercer tweet, nea’ Bleecker. -A TOP WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, AN} ct of Harness. in cond orter. The above will haif price, aa the own J about leaving. the ol Inquire this ‘day, from i todovcosk P.M, of BDW. Fl Neeoker atrect, in the atore, business ty Ress fold separate, Foe, Saher “BAY HORSE, A YEARS OLD, 164 hond# high, sound and kind in.all harness: will be noid cheap tor waut' of use, Apply for two days at 6) Bast Brow ay. AENFSS POR SALE —TWO SET! NEW, DOUBLE r heavy carriare, hey are first class, and = venue, Brooklyn the other a Ii be baught FANTED—A SECOND HAND COUPE RocKAWAY, Jo good order, Also single and double Harness us. _ eM “Cedar stree t D=A SECOND MAND LIGHT ToP WAGON, ned order, cheap for cash. Address, with particu: Herald oMfee. ~FOR SALE, A TOP WAGON. I® GOOD OR. der, Prion $6&, | Apply a Wilkon's stables, comnes: and Crosby streets, W aure lars, J. Py $55 of SHIPPING. 0, ROBERTS’ LINE, FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON, Om Satrday, October 3, at noon, C M. steamship in the Californias from the pier foot of Warren s!rcet, orii river For (reight or passage app’ a For (retght OF Pasar? “ERIGINGTON, 177 Wes: strat RRENOY,—CUNARD eThe first ship SIDON satin pinmber, at 10 A. M.. from tho Cunard whact. Passage from Queenstown of Liv $23. im or jis equivalent in currency. Apply to WILLIAMS ON. 49 Fulton street ied HAMBGRG: J AMERIOAN PACKE: COMPANY'S! Saturday, Sept. & Saturday, sent, 19 MALL STBAMGHE pe Taube, leave: vem ANITA (new), Ebier HAN MONA, Behwensen. NIA, Frantmann, te = $62 D—payadie in gard or ite qeraralent. “For arelght ‘apply to KUSHARDT & CO., 45 Exchange els passage apply to C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 141 a MAS P SCORT oe i. — LINE. Liverpool. or trate, ironic ang aes “oi 3.00, tut wee ea ie aire ARTED—& LADY Of or pre Sees a tiie ttte ente, to a small family without — : “BANDS 2 tt street, ALR—CHEAP, ONE ze SEA’ = Om, AAR CRRA Mina Cir wshe Couch: both | |