The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1864, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. expat, August 15—6 P. M. ‘Having reviewe* the Hcense and stamp taxes, wo wil Bow enumerate the .d valorem taxes, taking them in ale | Pbabeticat order. The tax on advertisements tor ali ex-ess &oove $400 per year, in newspapers avd magazines cir Oulating more than 2,000 copies, is throe per cen; on Suction gales of goods, real esi Shings, including stocks, bonds and other securities, one Quarter of one per eevt upon the gross value; ov 90 ks | fend msgazines and otber pubdlicatious, exc pt newspa Pe deposits each month, one twenty-fourth of one per cent; ‘on their average amount of circulation exch month, one- twollth of ove per cent; on banks issuing above ninety per cent of their capital in otrculating notes, one sixth of one per cent additional; on their average amount of capi- $1 beyond the amount invested fm United States Donds each month, one twenty-fourth of one per cent, on all their dividends, five per cent; on banks which do no: avciare dividends, five por cent oo their profite; on the gross earnings of barges, ¢wo anda ball per cent; on binders’ boards, threo per cent; on bonnets, five per cent; on bootmakers whose ustom crders excved six hundred doliaré per year, (bree er cent ov aby amount in excess; on ready made bots, tive per cent; op brass in ingots, pigs or irs, three Per cent; op bricks, five per cout; on the gross receipts for toll across bridges, three per cent; on all sales of mer ebaudise or produce through b:okers, one eiguth of ove Per cout cn the gross value, and on all sales and contracts “for sales of stocks, bonds, gold and silver bullion aud coin, foreign exchange and other securities, one-twontieth Of one per cent; on bullion asssyed (to be paid by the ass yer), one-half of one per cent; on the gross recetpts | of cana! companies, two and @ balf per cent; on candies of all descriptions, caps, printed cards, chemical productions, printed circulars’ and _Diilbeads, elvcks and clock movemeuis, ready made clothing, cloth and ali textile or kuitted fabrics of cotton, wool or other materials before being printed, dyed or bleached, and on all olicioth, five per ceat; on clothing of all desoriptions made to order, three per cent on the excess of aunual sales over $600; on the increased walue of clot after being dyed, printed or bleached, five Per cent; on copper, rolied or in ingots, pige or bars, ‘bree per cept; and when the duty bas not been Paid on ingots, pigs or bars, five per cent; on cou- pons, five per cent; on daguerreotypes or other sun pic- tures $00 small for a stamp to be allixed to them, five per On draining tiles aud stono water pipes, three per ent; on locomotive and marine engines, three per cent; on the productions of eagravers, five per ceut; on essen tial olls, five per cent; on the gross receipts of express apd ferry companies, three per cent; on preserved fish and fruits, Ove per cent; on al! kinds of furs and furui- ture, five per cent; on ships’ hulls as launched, come of every person residing in the United States, or of any citizon residing abroad, when over $600 and not Over $5000, on the excess over $600, five per cent; when over $5,000 and mt over $10,000, seven and @ half per cent; exceeding that, on the excess ten por cont. The jaterest om national securities is to be in- cluded in eatimuting the income, and the rent of resi- dences ts to be deductéa from the tacome taxed, On and after the let of Octuber next a special income tax of five per cent on the excess of all incomes over $60 per year for the year ending on the 31st of December next will be levied. The tax on the gross reocipts of insurance companies for premiums and assessments is one and a half per cent; on jewelry and precious stones, ten per cent; on lim three per cent; on manufactures of lead, in ingots, pigs, bars, sheets or pipes, three per cent; on the productions of ithographers and the gross receipts of lotteries, ive per cent; on ai! mapufastures of bone, brass, bristles, cops per, skins, cotton, tlax, glass, gold, siiver, steel, tiv, lead, gutta perche, hats, hemp, horn, india rubber, iro, ivory, jute, lead, leather, paper, pottery, silk, willow wooa, gloves, wool, worsted, and other materials not otner wise provided for, five per cent; on monumental Stones and preserved meats, five per cent; on masts aad yellow metal sheathing, two per cent; on mineral water, naptha, paints and varnish. five per cest; on the gross rece pts of theatres, opera houses, circuses and museums, two per cent; on unprinted paper of all kinds+ three per cept, op quicksiiver, produced from the ore, twoand a half percent; on the gross receipts of raii- roads, two aud a half per cent; om succession to real es- tate (where it shall become subject toa trust for any churitable or public purpose under any past or future disposition which, if made in favor of an individual, wou'd conier on him a succession) ix per cent on {ts value; on the repairs of engives, cars, carriages, &c., when they increase the ‘value‘of tho articles eo repaired, three per cent on the in- cresse, aud in the case of ships, two por cent; on the gross carvings of ships not sailing to or from foreign ports, two anda balf per cent; on ship blocks, two per cept; on parasols and umbrellas, five per cent; on all descriptions of toilet soap, five per cent; on spars, two Per cent; on spelter, three per cent; on the gross re- ceipts of steamboats and stage coaches, two and a half per cent; en slate and building stones, hewn, dressed or Gnisbed, three per cent; om the gross receipis of Gugar refinere, two an! a balf per cent; on sugar candy, ‘valued at more than forty cents per pound, ten per cent; on tarred paper for rooflog, three per cent, and on the Grose receipts of telegraphic companies, five per cent. ‘These are the whole of the ad valorem taxes, which, with ‘Ahe specific duties, comprebend almost everything within » of taxation, To the latter wo shall refer on another occasion. Meanwhile we direct the attention of the Cor missioner of Internal Reveowe to the inefi ciency of the existing arrangements for collecting the ational taxes, which allow of unlimited evasions of the law. The efficiency of the Department ought to be in- crowsed by the appointment of tnapeetora, or the adop- tion of mo ingont regulations for the guidance of the essernore and collectors, ‘Wall street tg still without animation, and no epecula. tive activity is shown on the Stock Exchange. The money iurket 1s exsy, but stagnant The rate on call loans is seven per cent, unless in exceptional cases, with @ very Jimited cetend. Commercial paper of the first class is discounted freely at seven to eight percent, Foreign ex- cbange continues ipact/ve. Bankers’ bills on London are quoted at from 277 to 278 for currency; on Paris, 5.14 w 6.15. With the advance of the lowest priced of the old bearing st cks, the prospects of the new seven ond three tenths loan bave improved, and this improvemeat will becoree greater as these securities experience a fur. ther rise in market value, The coupon sixes of 1831 baving co d as high as 108 to-day, thereby approximating more clorely with the five-twenties in price, the induce- ments to subscribe to the new loan have correspondingly increased, and it begins to wear a less inconsistent aspect than it did wen first pat on the market, when it had to depend, pot upon its financial merit, but mere patriotism, for support. We have reason to assert that Mr. Fessenden has no present intention ef resigning his position as Secretary of the Treasury, which would be ao act of political snictde ‘on bis part, a confession of weakness and an insuperable ‘oar to bis entering either office or the Senate in the fa- care. ‘The week opened with a elight improvement tn stocks. © mpared with the best cash sales on Saturday, Erie Rail- sway advanced at the first boerd 34 per cent, Erie pre ferred , Hudson River 13g, Reading 7%, Michigan Cen- tral \, Michigan Southern 1, Chicago and Rock Island \, Pittebarg and Fort Wayne \, Ovicage and Northwestern M, Atiantic Mail Company 1%, Comberland Coal 3, Quicksilver Mining 1, Mariposa 24, Doiaware and Hud- gon Caval 1, and Unio and Mississippi certificates %. ‘The closing quotations showed very little variition from the morning prices; but the general list was novor- ‘tueless firm Government securities also improved. At the first meeting of the Stock Exchange the coupon bonds of 1881 sold at 107% #108, against 107 as the highest quo- tation on Gaturday; the recintered five-twentios 108%, end the coupone 10/% 4 1003¢, and the one year certi- ficates 94% 095. A small sale of endorsed coupons of 1874 was made at 97. At the second beard there was ‘Ro alteration in the price of the coupons of 1841. The Tegistored five-twonties were a little off, and sold at 108 ,, while the coupons fully sustained themseives. The debt Cortificaves did not rise above 947%. Gold opened at 266% and closed dull at 2565. ‘The foliowing table shows the totals of the statements ‘of the associated banks of this city on the first Saturday of each month during the present year, with those of the past two weens— yo tsa Lams. Specie. Circula’n, Jan. 2..$174,714,466 25,161,035 6. i Fob. 6.. 163 076,846 24,074,701 6.974, ff ‘March 6. 182.266,483 21,220,658 6,033,249 155.923. April 2.. 208, L 19,627,666 8,705,998 171,181,297 yt... 23,082,098 308608, 191 174.816:361 us. 27, me 1b. R06 1G and all articies and | , five per cent; on banks, ov he averaze amouus of | not in. | cluding engines or rigging, two per cent; on the aunual in- | | Increase 1p deo its.... | ‘The foilowing is the repurt from the Sa Teexgury — | Receipts from custows,., . Srencne 1,3 4009 85 6 "16, 457 8 | + -2at.2u0 | The financial transactions at the Sub-Treasury io 1's | city during the past work ure exusuted im the annexed | table— Receipts from Customs. Payments, + $159,000 2,118 753 ‘Tucedny 235,000 1,472 671 Wednesday + 345,000 W6. 656 bursday, 227,000 4.6;7 002 Friday, 349,000 3 saturda; 245.000 + $1,489, 00 Week previous. 6495000 —It will be seen that the receipts from customs last werk exceored thuse of the previous week $831,000 The balance in the hands of the Assistant Treasurer on Satur- day was $16,971,011, whic ts the lowest amount left ta the Sub-!ressury vaulis since the commencement of the present yea ‘Phe value of the importa, other than dry goods aod specie, at this port during the week ending August 1) was $2,620,049, ‘The exports of gold from San Francisco from January 1 to July 20 were as follows :— } This year | Sume period in 1863. $32,441,052 24,178,823 Excess this yexr ; | Included tn the last shipment of treasure from San Francisco was $500,000 made by the Assistant Treasurer tn that city for government account, The Inst weekly returns of the bauke of Providence, R. 1, compare with the statement of July 30 as follows:— uly 80. August 6 $23.014.290 23,592,700 6.235.000 5,054,600 + 4,024,800 347,400 The following table shows the depreciation in leading mining shares during the past six months. The quota- tiovs repregoat the value per foot:— Jan. Feb. March. April. May. June, Goold & Curry....$5,000 4,820 4.700 4,450 3,900 1,560 Ophir. 1,625 1,600 1.700 1,600 1,200 "720 Savage «. 2,725 3,200 Ee 2,250 1,800 1,260 sees hg 1,310 1,000 900 850 1,000 300 325 «4400 «6600 6375 800 650 625 625 375 125 120 10 100 75 | 110 105 «100 82 60 | 33 20 22 22 10 | 96 100 100 55 23 82 866 8S dB 6 6 80) 670) 685 j 62 45 45 0 640 80 48 38 48 23 50 3535 35 35, 475 350 300 250 200 9 70 7 60 «55 876 1,200 1,110 900 850 550 530 460 350 350 400 550 450 350 350 600° 800 1,000 700 610 170 «150 «1385 «110045 North American, 125 (100 285 110) 65 Baltimore American 40 45 35 6 47 40 Meloves. 65 50-60 2 16 12 255 «4220 150 147 125 100 ry 55 80 15 7 10 = 50 48 45 50 45 23 23 2 2 28 (6 - = 5T 60 85 25 A correspondent sends us the following in relation to some of the bogus mining companies:— Several montis since, when bogus mining companies were in fuil blast, your valuable paper gave due warning in regard to the bogus nature of such concerns, and if the public had been governed by your advice the victims would have been few and far between; but one reason why so many tavested in the new mining companies was the honorable names attached to the prospectuses. Take the Guonel Company as an iustance, tho Picacho silver mining scheme and numerous others, Some of the coal mines a'so want looking after. . Perbaps the President of the Wyoming Coal Company can explain why the stock- holders do not get any dividend. According to the,pros- pectustwenty per cent was to be paid this year if coal suid in New York at six dollars per ton. The Cincinnat! Commercial of Saturday says:— ‘There is a better inquiry for loans, and, currency being in but moderate supply, the discount market is working rather close, though the banks are, with but few excep- tions, taking all the legitimate paper offered; but specu- jators, who are in the market to a oonsid-rable extent as borrowers, meet with but little oucouragement from the regular discount houses, and this class of paper h: been fold on the street at 15 a 24 percent. Kxcha 1s abundant, and, currency being rather close with most of the banks, the market ruled beavy. Stock Exchange. > eo a. rt Wo iene of ors, 200 a Mi ‘5, 520s, reg 108%¢ 200 Atlantic Mail BS Co Bet , 5-20~,cou 109, 10) Tunnel Gold. « ast ma 116, 20 shsechanies’Bank 1 10 Bank of Commerce Ii 15 $.0>.-. 28 100 Cumb Coal pref. bio if hime aad ae 100 cht ay 100 $ 109 4 3g 100 82 4 Chi ne Sif SP, FWA G a. bi8 1 th i Fe 16 5 ys 10 frequent + Wx BECOND BOARD. Haur-rast Two o’Croce, P. M. Sq 100 she Q’stiver Mg. ..a3 8234 1000 Mariposs Mg Go... 42 100 427 300 43 a FY ‘s 4000 Czy 2tow Obie & Miles cer dow09 40. 600 Hh 200 Mich So & 6 120, Pitta, i v Chie M6 New York City Banks, August 13, 1864. Banks. Loans, Specie. Crrcule'n. Deposits. +$10,817,125 1,792,273 9,013.36 1y 485, 462 200, 6 America .. American Ex.. Corn Exchange. 3,207 963 Continental . 006,915 649 Imp. & Traders’, 3/854,400 Leatner Manf.’e, 2,215,121 janbattan .. Mercbante’ ; Merchants Ex.. 2.275.664 182,622 J 70 852) Mercapule.. 212,379 815,024 * 6,266 3,169. Mech. & Traders’ 1,908:142 119'614 203,544 1,721,642 433 7, ist Tradesmen’a.... int Wolo sess . 4,387,004 Total... uaa ey 909 4,417,804 166,826,514 ‘Tue Business at To Creanina Hover Clearing for the weex ending August ...$993,186,740 18 ring for the week ending A 06... 304,600 Balances for the week ending August 13.. 18,823, at 0 Balances for the week ending August 13., 13,908,801 OITY COMMERCIAL AOPORT. Monpay, August 16—6 P. M. Asvras.—Receipta, 19 bbls. Market nominally unchanged, ‘and business trifling. Baaaparorra —Receipts, 28,999 bbie. four, 430 bbis, and 180 do. corm meal, 160,536 bushels wheat, 206,431 . Corn, 154.655 do. oats, and 6,000 do, Boar market ruled quite teedy for fresh round exira NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1864. ebipping Brands apd hoavy for other kinds, with mode- Pate uaqui-y, mainly or }omeomsumpl m, Sales, 16,000 DMs, “ate aud Worterm, 1 6u0 Southern and 660 bols Cwadian. Rye flour sold, to ine extent of 290 vols, ab $5 15a $11 Coro meet wae without change in price, Wiib 650 Db's, Sold, at $8 25 for calorie and $8 45 for Brew Gy wine, We quu t Supornine sae and Westers four - 008 940 bxtra Stite 990 a 9:96 Choice v9 ; [10 09 = 10 10 Commov t» avedium extra Weatera....ssc00 87 Extra reund nony Western trade brabas | Extra St, Lowi... | Commo bextra Common ansdian Good to ctoten wud Rye tour, aupertue Corn meal, bois. Ww 10 (6 8 12 00 jail and prices favord the pur- rded restrict: eo, low Or. ing the export trite, Is terior kinds were 10 The sles incleded 110,000 bushels, at $2.10 4 $2 30 for very poor to good Chicago spring, $2.17 & $2.25 lor Miwaukee club, $2 35 a $2 33 for amber ¥. &, $2.30 » $245 for unsouna to- prime winter red esern wnd $246 4 $2 55 for amber Michigan, the lat~ te price for very edcice, Rye was nominally $1 85 a $19 Comm was lower, and prices very irregular wider heavy receipts. Sex 165,000 bushels, at $150 8 $1 52 for Western mixed. chiefly xt the inside price. $1 96 fr yellow, $1 70 (or whive and $1 47 4 $1 49 for unsound, Oats were dull ani prices tuvored the buyer We quote the range of 95c. a Oie., the latier aa extreme price. Barley and barley malt were nominal Booms AND >How-,—There has been rather more dem ind for boots wnd shoes for a week past, but pricea re im nominally the same The current quotations, corrected 8 Howes, Hyatt & ( 6 us tollows -—Men's A kip boots $2 75 a $4 25; bovs’.thick and Ki $3: youths? thick and kip boots, $1 50 a $2 62. Hf boots. $$ @ $7 75; boys’ calf’ boots, $i 50 @ $4 25, youre’ colf bocts SI 75 a $2 50; men’s Dull and Sp Bains ft 75 a$* 25: men's calf and kip Baty a$2 75. boys’ elf, bull and kip Baimor: i 50 a $2, youths’ calf, buff and kip Balmorais, $115 & $110; women's calf, kip and buff Balmorals, $150 2 25; women’s call, kip and buif boots, $1 25 4 $1 0; misses’ calf, kip and buf? Bslmorals, $1 15 a $1 20. cbil aren’s cali, kip and bul Balmorais, 0c: 8 $1 10; men’s cait aud grain cavairy boots, $4. $8; men’s calf and grain Napoieon boot, $4 a $6. Becswax.—1,600 bbis, sold at and about 85c, Corton.—The market was firmer, and prices were up- wurd, owing to the light recoipts; sales were 700 bales. We quote:— Upland, Fiorida, Mobite. N.O.4?. Ordinary 161 162 162 163 Middti 161% 1%5 (1% Good middling. 178 179-119 180 Corrre.—The market was dull, but prices were without easen'i change, Fruiguts «ere quiet, and the advanced rates demanded ‘Poe engagements to Liverpool, per restricted business. American vessvis, include 1,000 bbis, flour at 28.: 7.000 bushes wheut, reported at 73d; per neutral, 50 bbls. rosin at 228, 6d.; 7,000 buabeis wheat, reported at 7%,c. To London, porneutral. 1,000 bbls, flour at 2s, 734d. ;2,800 Dugbela wheat at hd . and per steamer, 100 hhds. tobacco at378 6d., aud 1,000 boxes cheese at 50s. To Glasgow, per neutral, 650 bbls, flour at 2s. 8d. To Bristol, per neu- tral, 100 bbds. tallow at 268, To Havre, per ventral, bbls. petroleam at 68. To Antwerp, 100 tierces honey at Hc.; 120 baxs coffee at 278. 6d ; 25 bbls..pot- ashes at 25s.: 100 bbis. flour at 3s., and 7 tons copper at 22s. 6d. In charters there was nothing of ‘importance done; desirable vessels were very scarce, asd held for higher figures. Mor assks wos dull, and we have only to note the sale of 7omhhds. Cabs muscovad> on private terms Provisions. —Receis, 210 bbls. pork and 1,651 do. lard. The pork murket w>gactive and prices were bizher, with sales of 6.000 bbis at $37 for old mess $40 75 a $41 for new do., $36 50 for prime, and $39 60 a $40 for prime mess ; ale ‘Dbis_new mess for August, buyers’ option, at $42 50, avd 1,009 bb's. do. buyer, nutil 10th of sepiom ber, samo option, at $42 50. The beef market continues dull, without cbange in prices; the sates include 350 bbls. at $13 a $15 (or country mess, $6 a $8 for country prime, $18 a $20 for repacked mess, and $22 $23 for extra’ do, Prime mess beet” was quiet and unchanged. Cot meats were without material change in prices sales of 50 packages, at 1434c. a 1c. for shoulders, and 1736. a 1Se, for bams, Bacon was dull, and prices were nominally unchanged. Lard was moderately ac- tive, with ea‘es of 2.000 bbls. and tierces, at 2le. a 213{c, for No, 1, and 22c. a 225<c. for good 10 prime steam aud Kettle renterod; 2180800 bble., buyer Soptomber, at 23140. Buttor remains firm at 400, a 45c. (or Ohio, and 5c. a 6 for Stato. Cheose remains quiet at 180, a 26c. for com: mon to prime. PErrotauu —Receipts, 3,520 bbis. The market for crude was very dull, and prices were nominally He. lower. The receipts ‘continued fair; but scarcely hoavy ag'uct month. The impression is prevalent Tht, despite the beavy oxport, the stock is heavier then it was Laat month, apd us a good deal has been sold. deliverable at buyers? option all this month, which will not in all probapility be called for, the tendency m downward. ‘The leit handed failure announced in the Hematp a fow days ago has occasioned the exorcise of greater caution ou the part of the regular dealers, it is the general bo- Hof that it must evemtuate in ao unmistakabie collapse by tho end of the month, if not before. Refnespi', ond and free, is dull, and nearly nomiaal at 85c. n 87c. respectively. ‘Theexport trade is still stopped by the wnrovoked official orders, though we understood thit pinents are going forward frem one or two vards, The Bales were confined to 1.100 bbis. crude. most! 1,550-do, refined at 84340. a 86c ,*tucluding a lot of prim white ata much higher price, which ie no criterion to jt, Some 700 bbis. free sold im loteat 87c. a Benzine is held at 48c. © 49°. —We notice saies of 60 bags Rangoon at I5c., and 125 do. Patna on terms we did not learn. Sucar.—Raw suger was in fair demand and firmer, with ealer of 1,005 bhds. at 20%c. a22ic. Refined was quite we active at 22c. « 253¢c. for soft yellows, 270. 8 0. for soft whites, aad 23%0, for powdered, granulated, ‘Waisxry.—Recoints, 634 bbia. The market was firmer, with an increased inquiry; sales 2.000 this, at $175 8 $l 77 for State and Western, with sales reported for September delivery at $8 85. FINANCIAL. RURST NATIONAL BANK. — is GOVERNMENT AGENT, NO. 4 WALL STREBT, Has FOR SALE, 13-10 Treasury Notes, new isaue, at par, lees 34 per cent commission, 10-40's Registered and Coupon Bondsat government rates. 5-20's Registered and Coupen Bonds at market rates. United States 6's of '81 Registered and Coupon Bonds, at | [eI market rates. United States Certificates, sod other securities, at market rates. cer: “BC. THOMPSON, President. Samus Conrnay, Cashier. MDEMPTION OF. “SOLDIERS sogetnum 4 AND RELIEF county OPNEW YORK, Payable Sey 1964. peter 1, Notice te hereby glveu thal the “Seldiare’ “Substitute and Relief Fund B f the connty of New . becoming due and payable September 1, swith the interes there- bet oe ft aay. on ¢ presentation ef said PROPOSALS FO FOR A LOAN oi 700 SOLDInes’ SURSTITOTE AND FRED SMPTION or ny coun potion OF NEW YORE. Beale? propocaie will be received al this oftce unttt Thurs. ‘August 25, 1864, at two o'clock 4 SIH be publicly’ opened. for th of nine hundred and forty siz thousand seven Dundred do laze of “Boldiors’ Rabgtitute and Relief Redemption Bon oo vee wesey ot Ew York thorized by chi ~g pg law of 1864, and eMarer' o an ae the Board ors, a) javor May Tae tald bonds wal har interest at the rate of gs cont per annur, pa¥able half yearly, on the ffrat Cj May and November ia each year, ‘and the pring pal Tedeemed ar f Peed Wooussud dollars on the first day of pa jiler the gouty y Froamurer at meh Semptce thi easton "will ee be oe: Yo receive bonds fer ‘amounte of the omar value bearing interest fr Bep- the ns warded te the: y 14 be sealed and en: seierst “Proposals for Boldiers” By rapt and Relief Redemption Bonde,” ee welepe, addvensed to the Comp- Tyler ens resrved fe reject Say or ail of she ide, it sidered necemsa: Peptest Interests of the in eit WT. BRERWAR, ‘Com roller. 7 Pyenere ‘oF Pixaxon, Comrrnot- felsose a acai on ie, at an ike 'pirn: will state the amount of eared, and me hundred daliars thereot ang the DersoRs Seren Prius th ihe ‘Couns ‘the puma awarded to Treasurer the sume a Seekers the Com ir the ie rereipta of the Cory we aos fo writ be entitled ‘ceriifenten for equal amet ‘of the par value 0 wrarded to them, bearing { Interest from the dates tion should be. woes acer aay eh endorsed ta the Gomntrotl sremered tr Telert ay or all of the bids, MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, | Cree or New Youu, Deranruset or Finance, can's ‘Orrin, August 6, 1864. MBScat Scegonte.t ifthe gourt, wanted saltable reward will be FINADOLAL. b FORK AND BakLEn RAILROAD. COMPAR, Presi pen on. ty 1, 1864. 1864, at the office avanvie and rrwene sxe weet, ang thet che. interest ‘game will conse from vat date, wh. 4. VANDERBILT, Vioe President, __ SPORTING. oS ae ear Noy} BALE. gy rycrys SIX-OARED 6 BE Cr mothos, of 9, built nav! torte, feet long and ta Perfect geet te wid at hy or adeross ML. a erin OAT FOR SaLR—oat RIGGED, EIGHT TONS BUR. ali in complete order Apply at 648 West Thirty- ech b avenues, OVCR HOLDERS OF STOCKTON (CALIFORNIA) © conpons, due and parable in New York in July, Wis and da Sa bereby potified that the same will be pals im United ‘ta‘es gold coin on presentation at tne Meviopolian Bank, New York ctr, on the. respective T. NEADER, Ag Oi xperions 20 Wal Notice to Stockholders — Board af Directors. ten the pans’ Reserved Stock n-# he: erm ator par value of $5 per ahire, ‘The amount for which eich bareho'der ts entit'ed to subscribe 1s one share for every seven shares of bi. present hol tog. Application sonal be made te the Secretary by hold ishing to avi nef v0 of ibis priv on ar befor he 25th inst. at 15, 1564, — solution of the 10 0°0) ahares of the Com hy offere! to the sharehold- mi apeedy opening of the hari Line La Rel'e, and that parties lave alvtady agreed to aT vldatr what abeorbht by: the sleckhalters fo pirsnance of the above notice, ac ii8 nar value, The work on the bar. bor imprevement ts contracted for, and will be proceeded with at once. MATT. TAYLOR, Secretary, HE BANK OF OALtRORNT A PY FRAN ISCO, tal $2,000 000, pail up in gol ©. 0. MILLS, President — < Ca ye STN Caahter, Corres: dente New tency, ron Mtices 33.P Pine | street. FPRANSFER AGRNOY OF THE EMPIRE MILL AND ning Company, of San ieee Cc ‘ in Francis fieaten ‘asned at the off'ce tn: eat the agency here until 1 that only when dies & WALLER. Tranaer Agents, Offices 35 Pine street, New York. wanes. WILLARD & MoILVAINE, 17 Broad street, New York. Orders solicited for the purchase and xa'e of United States Securities of all kinds, Jermasters’ Vouchers. Specie ani Exchange. All claims against the government collected aver. Ret PanPorene weoubile. Charles H. Marshall, Eeq. Hee pe Eaq. Opdyke, Loeschizk & Co. John J. Crane, Kaa. TO LOAN—AT SIX PER CENT, for, Sve youre or lonser, $300.00 rete. oe eee JOSEPH MASON, No, 53g Pine st, rooms 10and 11, R5 x00, 000.-39, INVES? AN REAL ESTATE ‘thin amount, in various sums, to be used in the purchase of Dwellimes and Store Property JOSEPH MASON, No. 53 Pine street, reoms 10 and 11. ‘LOST AND FOUND. _ AME TO MY PRRMISES—ON TURSDAY LAST, A briniled Goat, with a white stripe around the body, Which tue owner can have by proving property and paying expenses by calling at 151qWest Feath street, Frousnaa LADIES’ HAIR BROOOH, WHICH THE owner can have by sppising to W. H. Goddard, 29 Maiden lane, corner of Nas: |OUND—A POCKETBOOK,?IN BROADWAY AND Forty second street stage. Owner can have it by ap- plying at the office of St, Jamas? Hotel, LostsON WEONBGDAY, 17H INGT.. BITHER IN Wall atreet or the vicinity of the Post pice, $110 tn United States rea-urv notes, in @ coarse yellow wrapper. Tho finder will be liberally rewarded by jeaving it at the Mercbants’ Exchange, Bank, 257 Bro OST.—ON SATURDAY, THE 13TH INST., BETWEEN 2 42Grand street and Jersey City ferry (via Desbrossen street), or in the 5:20 train for Newark, a roil of Billa, con~ taining $34, one being a $20 government, the balance: in email bills.” The finder will be aultably rewarded by retura- ing it at No. 80% Market street, Newark, SOUN b: MEBKER, L OsT.—SATURDAY, P. M., ABOUT SIX O'CLOCK, A Black and ‘Dog; had on a red leathi ior. with piece of leather ana twine attached; answers. to na Tt Nelis. A suitable reward will be paid to the finder on leaving it at 62 Beckman street. O8T—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT FULTON ferry, in the ladies’ room. m Gold Hreastpin, with hair in thecéotre. The tinder will be » iy rewarded by Ieaving it at 324 Broudway, er addressing J. S. Foster, 324 Broadway. Loncerreay WALL STREKT AND sOUTH ferry, a smeil Farce, of no, value, but {0 the owner, marked “Migs Dows. care Dowa& Go” The finder Will recotve $) reward aud | han ks of the owner by leaving the parcel at 20 South st Lostapeorrep FeO AY EIGHTH STREET stage, Te: . La Croix” inscribed importance wha! Tenth street, [ont yok SASCRDAY. THE ISTH INST. EITHER 4 jn New York, Hrooklyn or Jersey City, » Gold Pen and Pevell Case; marked J. 1 B., P. the finder will be liberally rewarded upon iseving {tat (37 Brosaway, room No. 5, Home Insurance Buliding. OST—ON SATURDAY, FROM AN EXPRESS WAGON, a Hamper or Basket, containing clot! Von Sachs, 137 West Twenty-third street. be suitably rewarded by leaving it Toro SUNDAY, TH. AT THE PIONIC OF THE Young Bachelors’ Ciyp. ‘a lady's black ailk Sack, A ea ee the same to 152 fl areot, or at No. 6 Barc HYMES BRO. & 00. OSTA CHEOK. MADE BY SUBSCRIBER TO ORDER Cope 9 |. M. Favill, for $15), on Corn Exchan; Bank No. ba, ‘it persons are forbidden ‘nexouaiing’ wie anne, as payment h Lopped. oi OsT—HORSE AND WAGON, ON THE FIFTH AVE. nue—a black Horse, and Wagon withont top. The young man who stopped bim, and injuired of the starter of the Firth avenue line of stages what was the t him todo withit will return it toW.8. La Sixth ave., whe will pay & liberal re st Goat, not having any kids, we person return ng her to the above number will receive a liberal reward and the thanks $3 Lost, “ON, “SUNDAY MORNING, from 12 Bayard strect, a black and tan Slut Call at 12 Bayard street. ameil White will Feturm the Ne same will roceive REWARD.—TAKEN FROM THE STEAMBOAT © are Fowell, yomerday morning, by ita a brown farpet re reward wil by returning the fam to Sef Broadway, xf $ REWARD. LOST, rier Dog, from i93 } name of Doctor. a BLACK AND TAN TEE. enue. s tothe The above reward will be pald for his re- tu 1 REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, AUGUSTI4, ON jobokon ferry boat from Barclay street, of on the way from Houpken to Hudson Cit ‘ocketbook con a taining about $85; ‘alse two or three cards, with te owner's name writien on thein, | The finder wiil receive the above Fyrard by returning the same to Adelaide Fressard, 114 inth street, near Bi $1 ee te m the ‘Lith instent, ¥ City, o Boat, white bo:tom, black top, lead color 1th The finder Will be paid the abcrn reward upon, de.ivering her to Snell- Grove, Deatbulider, «+ Patterson dock, Jersey ity W. W. CATHCART. $10 @]() REWARD.-THE PERSON WHO PICKED gre the seat of the Kighth erg car No, 62 en Mon- day, between 5 and 6 o'clock pearl Fan. with a handkerebiet pA it, better rata itto the car oftice as they were seen by the conductor, or they will be arrested, () REWARD.—LOST, A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND P% with white legs, white on each side of the $l 0% jack, white ehest, and answers to the name of Bem. The finder wil receive the above reward by deliver- ing him to 8. G, Baxter & Son, 102 Market slip, REWARD—FOR ANY INEORMATION OF THR whereabouts of Jerem f Company _ Seventy second regiment, ince yor brigades w ade asylum in Washington, fer some tn $2 Y, will reoutve the 8 above rewarc. Ba'timore Brook}, and Hibattis ids papers please copy. 25 ® Lost, st SUNDAY EVE ING, 1H ‘ owner’ worked inn anielé in "deock iext W) seria anne Seren ferald oon, will receive the above reward and ne q Q 8 see on Mouay, 4 OR Sg aS 15, OL oa ga ie ills, and sundry eansede The chore two rear ‘be paid by ba | 5. ATER and ne questions $50. soon REWAED—LOST, ON SATURDAY AFTER. lest, going tres from ferry office foot of Chambers the Hackensack & Pocketbook, cor (9 Treseury 8 i Dill and » smal amen potes en demand for $40) and de paid on leaving the book and contents at Bro., 166 Chambers street, second story. Lost. ON THURSDAY, PHR 14TH INGT., AT nd boa Hunting ‘atch, ta, ‘oman, Geneva, maker, case No. 12155 Who. ver will return the above watch to the ‘A. Moller iS isan i street, will receive the above Ravan, ~—LOST, ON BOARD ONE OF THR | $200, Bia ee PRS backs and to have bees "New tort ana ‘vente. e sbere wi OR SALK—A N&WFOUNDLAND DOG, GOOD WaToH Kull Terriers, Halen Greyhounds, Newfouudtaad Pups. sinall Black aad Tan Te riers, Seotoh aad Skye Tor- tiers, good rauers, Call at 11 Roosevelt atree RANCIS BUTLER, NO. $ PECK BLIP. HAS ALL the choice breeds for sale and stock. But er's Infalible Mange Cure and Flea Bxterminavor, 75 cents per bittle, Butler's new Work, $1. Dogs boarded, trained, jedi tines for all diseases. BRAUTIFUL BAY SADDLE BORae FOR ‘aay rider used to riding, 1 Kind «nd a:raid of nothing: iriews. ais. vente roll, wae’ Fented sound, ond goes weil in harne-s Kia price Sold as the owner has not timetoride, Alidress 5. &. Heralu ouice, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, Rockawaxy, Phasions, top and no top wagons, made by Dusenbury and o1i J Doctors ni ‘Business Wagons; Bridies, Nets. ac. a gray gaddly Pony. 1,401 Broadway, between Forticth aid Forty first LARGE HORSE, 17 HANDS HIGH, 7 TEARS old. Tuquise at Long Island Market, corner of and Futon avenues, Brookly Apply to streets AIR OF LONG TAIL BAY HORSES VERY FINE P for salv—i5‘ hania high, six years old; perfectly sound and kind | barness; one of them cab trot better than three mituics Sold only tor want of use, Address box 69 Post olive, Yonkers, PAIR OF BLACK CARRIAGE WORS: kind and syund, thorou-hly brok harenes: é, from want of use for them, for sale, at muci under thcir value, Address s, Mailey, New Haven, Coun. HORSE FOR SALB—TO SUIT THE BUYER, THR A "Ownorbav.ng more horess thin. be has use for’, Can be seen till 12.A. M. at stable 39 Mangia street, New York. J. H. SHULTS. FIRST RATE CHANCE.—A_ TOBACCO, WAGON hich will fit the track, with shin; HANDSOME BAY PONY, 13K HANDS HIGH, 6 years old; been used a a lady's horse; yood in har- an; warranted sound and g no loss, Ap. By in she jurniture store EAUTIFUL TUBNOUT.—SPAN OF PONIES, OF A handsome bay, weil matehed: perfectly sound, easy drivers. gentle wud without a fault; corered Carriage of city ma hionable, ye bean sed but lictle: together with Mylish Harness, Nets, Afghan, Whip. Mat, den complete, Tkingoarof ihe most Lendsome ostablishimenis. inthe city, Price $1.500 Parties who actually intend bnying can havé the am shown them by addressing the owner, Im porter, box 4,855 Post ollice, (SARRIAGES. CELEGANT | LIGHT BRETTS, PARK Phaetons, ligat top and no top Buggies and road Wagons, pannel door four seat Rockaways, Mexican six seat arevall four and shifting top Jagger and depot seoond nand, Top Buggies, « six seat Carryall ne, and Rockawa e low tor cash. MS. EDS 6 Cedar street, opposite Post office, _ earl street. x we BXEREss WAGON AND HARNESS YOR SALE.—THE ‘wagon is large and fit for the expre BIDE RR; Ci made. Apply to GEO. W. ALEXANDER. 31, 83 and 88 Cen tre street. od SALE, A fine Morgan hors and can trot bis mile in Also alight Fond waxon, has beea tised abont three months, butlt by Giibertson & Pardy. One set of harness, built by Stillin: ‘The above is the property of a aenilrman, and must be soid this week. road wagon, in order; ice $50. Cal! » between Forty-sixth and forty-weventh streets, i OR SALE—A DARK BAY HORSE, SKYE old, sount aud kind; a good express or carriage horse, Apply ut $3 Fenthuvenue, NOR SALE—A FINE STREL GRAY MARE Years old, 15% hands bigh, sound andl Klug: sleeit Wagon and Harness, e reasons for seiling 1s want of use, Apply at Mc RDLE'S atabie, North Moore street, between Varicx. OR BALE—A BAY MARE, 16 HANDS WIG, 7 VEARS old, nearly thoroughbred, admirably, adapted "for family use or broo! rare; perfectly Kind. | Cost thie. spr ax $0); will be soid for $23 be seen at Disbrow's aie siables, Fifth avenne, cornet ‘ortiets street, Also four thor. Oughbred Keatucky Saddle Hor: OR SALB—A SPLENDID TEAM OF HORSES. PER. fect under suddie for indy or gentioman. An elegant ‘open Baroucho. aisou Pack Phaeton, Brewster's make; tsed only four months; sets of Harness, Sad Whips. Rucy &c.. tve property of u genie: Apnly at Leat’s Palace stables, 79 West Hee, SALB—FOUR SPLENDID PAIR OF CARRIAGR Horses, two Trotting Horses that can trot inside of 2:50, ani @ back Saddic Horse, 154 haods high, at 143 Kast ‘Twenty-fourth street, near Lexington avenue DH. MARTELL, OR SALE—A DARK BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS old, sound acd kind; a good express or carriage borse. Apply at 33 Teach avent OR SALE—A HORSE AND LIGHT WAGON: THE horse is pony built, 15 hands bigh, sound xnd%ind, it Tor any basiiess: tom tod suddie horses, wagon tight shift. ing top, ctty built, ynew, App.y at 650 Hudson at, OR SALE—A SADDLE MA Ht OLD, kind and gentle, suitable fora indy price Fineerts ress Aluater, Herald ofhee, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—A FINE ound and kind, R SALE—A DARK BAY HORSE, ‘good express or carriage orse. ‘Apply at 570 Washington street, in the coal yard. IOR SALE—A STYLISH GRAY GELDING, LONG tail, 1545 bands bixn, sound and weil broken to doudie or sinzie harness aad to the sadd'e; can thot close to taree minutes, Avpiy to WILLIAM MOORE, Weity's stable, 1s Weat Thirteet OR SALR—A TROTTING COLT, FIVE ¥FARS OLD. 1g hands high; can 24d by aw little training warranted sound afd bind, Also 6 goed Wagon 1B. Denn "Bold ou account or the owner's‘secuecs” Taquire al 93 James street. Wer,8 RALE—ONE BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS cheatnut brown Horse, 153¢ hands re stylish drivers; the reason {or seliing, the no uae for them, ‘Apply at 106 Canal street, cor- SI YEARS OLD, d 97d OR SALE-VERY STYLISH SQUARE BOX TOP and no top Wagons: also coal box syuare dex top Wagon: also second hand Buggies and Rock: aways Ca'l at 56 West Twenty fourth: street. F Bhitting tome in good order. cit light Harness," Apply for three da; eighth street OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, 15% WANDS HIGH, 8 years old, sound and kind; good fainiiy or business horse: price $78. Alta bay Mare: One ligbt square body Bosiness or Pleasure Wagon and Harness, Apply tor three days ai 115 East Twenty-neventh street, F's TROTTING HORS% FOR SALE.—A GENTLE. rot Ag price $100. Also wt 'S5 Bast Twenty: man giving up keeping horses, wil sel. ali or either ar young, sond geatie Horses. bays. longtails and fine travelers, Uue trot in 2:30, two in 2.40, and ope io wo singl® and double Marne sstignt Wagons, &c., 35. equal te new. Apply at 105 William street, UST BE BOLD FOR WANT OF USE- bay Horses, suitable for carting or un be seen at tuo sable in rear of 24) West Thirtien HE SUCCESS WHICH ATTENDED THE FIRST SALB at the New York Horse Baraar, corner Thirty se Street and Broadway, bas determin WILLS, to say’that the auction sale will be repeated every Monday: “Persone having Moreen. Carriages st Saddiery 10 ‘dispose of, either at pubilc or private'sale: onsut their own interéate by sending them to the Horse Bazaai @nly on account of havi able 46 Hamilton street, near the nquire for the proprietor of sta SURER PLACR.—AT 283 SIXTH AVENUE LADIES and gentlemen will find .ne fairand honest deater, B. MINTZ, to whom they can dispose of their Cast Of Cloth: ing, Carpete, Saar ie iT at fly per cent more te a by othe he is pty to Bas Bik ais 13; Fons, $2 renee A sisg toe Weeten, “Del yest canh pri be paid ‘be. punctually 7.8 sitonded te fended to by Mrs. Miatee waper the original B. eats id the nember, 233 Siri avenue, near Bighteenth from Brooklyn and Jersey City punctually itended to. “A TENTION —a@t TYR, AQRNOY, STORE, nents Srente, Hi. ROS: Okan 23 900 nbecks: to purchase and pa mG Eten eetee tor Gast Of Clothing yee From pale at shert no- Fonts from $3 t0, Also Ci roe id ny ao. Ladies an ge nat invite you te or address me with a note. Row! avenue. Ladies attended tended to tn ‘ana out ef Adtancgp tas PRIOKS OF CAST OFF WEARING California Brosece from rom SL. 8 ogo Goats, ae Jn gold, Silk “ ber ee sna ‘and ven cay eres "al'ortore wil'be auty ait aitended te T THE NEW STORR, M CARMINE STREET. La- ") AT giesadesupeme se oes arose ia a RT, 66 Carmine Beiiora.” acdice’'wih be puncteally etionded toby Bre, Hture, de. DRTRIN, oe or out of the TYENTION.—M. LEON Has A oa DEEAND pape Cries Ladies mm. you Are ture to reeetve tote for Coat "Om Cloth = Bi Peer emer, Se St rd avenue. Foul SSS od ACSranat frog Neeeuty of large, ont Wearing ‘Carpets, , &c, by eallingon or eT pee ee Ka Pe wy }, opposite Great rm each artiele. that deta Jones street, a ott AT saperoes ngs. 60, the tub ineias o ee codents (| ste ti se Sout Bor, cooing we sinule vege ett ee Berea thay ase savore rewar wilt be paid pon the pro- oa SOUISEPR MACHADG, 10 etreot, gle sone fine era stone Soy aformation (at Washinton, D see $5. 000 forse joie ia deasrican paals ue aon joth inst, Any off oer counter = waratinds baroaase Re) my ye 4 AND GBNTLE.- An eres Sire ‘the best you can 108, eo et Je to call 08 or oend's pote te 8. Ml for the West.—The value will aon FLSEANS NEW AND Lars orr Cone Call at store eee b tisha i rook ‘beiwooa Coutts fad Obstham streets Pearl street, between Cenire ‘D LOMBER YARD, WITH 4 PLANING AND MOULD. A, Mill attached, for Gi2.—On account of long con dinved fi health, the fadvertivor wisn 10 diayo @, of hia business, now 10 profitable opera ‘Any pergon want ee will @nd'ua opportunity seldora ‘odered. For pare ‘on the premises, corner of ‘reas sureet, and Fifty thi RARE CHANCK.—FOR SALE. THE STOCK, FIX. tures and Lease of an old establ femper:nes Grocery, on a good corner and doing @ tint paying Dusiuew Will be sold lowas the owner is coing us leave ihe olty, Ao. ply to GEORGE RICHARDSON, 209 Bleecker street, cer. her of Grove. RARE CHANCE.—POR SALE, THE STOCK FIX. 2 Good W Nt uf ‘& Crockery Store, well stocked vt quire at 73 Caraime street ait dais weet. Ae KINDLING WOOD YARD FOR SALB.—DOES a large business. Also «large Corner Liquor Store, im tion, Also a andy stadouery and Tey Brore; Dusineke. Also Restaurants Groseries, Ww. H. MITCHEL! 0) INO sB— A r OceF yeestion. Pd “Goine ahd ‘Lutin Rootias Hai, Restaurants and Barroome. Algo the vest Store on Long Leland. ne een Caer Leree _W. H, MITCHELL, 77 Ceiar street "A CORNER BAKERY AND CONFECT; faale—with all the necessary fivtures, cole endl wteme roa Ailefor doing a Jarxe business; the beat paying routes te city, with borses and wagons, Apply to A. P, ROOM. 283 Bowery. ery! PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALP—CaEAP A veash Apply to W. NORTON, Opticians 40 Puree street, Brooklyn. A. PATENT FOR THE UNITED STATES OF A NEW invention, valuable lo carriage and wagon makers. and and go considered by therm; algo one in military equips ents, by soktiers; wilt be sod very low for cashe ‘Address Dox 8 Godire:'s Un-on uiving name and residence. Gash Brass FOUNDRY FOR SALE—NOW DOING a good cash business, particwars will be given ty addressing a note to H. J tion A. AKERY JOR SAL my OF THE BES¥ STANDS M Woon, pply to JOH wenty-fifth, |ORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—IN THE NINE- teenth ward, New York. Reason for scliing made known by addveseing J. B. M., station F, Thira avenue Let agents take notice that they will not be treated with, — ONFECTIONERY FOR SALE—THE BEST RETAIL J store on the ighth avenue, with thirteen machine» and all the other utensils for making candies. Apply at O61 Bihih aven' RUG STORE IN A LEADING AVENUB UP TOWN for #nl@, oF to excha: tace about New York, This is w rare chance (or am enterprising druggist, Address ML. ox 102 Herald vitice. RUG STORE FOR SALE—GOOD LOCATION, PAIR Stock @ apleadid opportunity for @ drusglst ‘or phy aician, Will be sold for haif ite value, Call wi 1) Kightéenth atreet, betwe ird avenue and Lrving place, Pos BALE—a CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED, et healt! ifacturing busivess—Sbirts, Linen Bo: r8 establisned in the ob of Philadelphia, very good wholesale bi ness, With constantly increasing first ciass city and county cash’ trade. The stock of well assorted and well made goods will be suld om reasonable terms. A splendid oppor tunity for a business man with capital, say $20,000 and np- wards, to take hold of a first rate business aiready wurked id tized to his hand and capable of extension wo ina sacistac TU health of self and family the om Feason of giving up. No good wil: money require: dress, with real uame, &0., Dox 1,997 Phtiadeipaia Post oltice, POR SALE—STOCK, FIXTURES AN!) LEAS’ OF old emabitanied Opileian Store, in an Kastorn city, clea) ing from $4,000 to ‘per annu,., For turther p: late inquire'at L. SRAMSHEIM'S, 491 Broadwa: AOR SALE—THE FIXTURES OF A WATOHMAKER'S ta offers for s OR SALE—A FRENCH SHCRETARY DESK, BLACK Walnut; made by the beat maker, Also a No. 6 Her. Ting's Safo, pearly new; both very cheap. Apply at No 83 Feo street, rear oflice, OR SALB—PORTARLE HOISTING ENGINES, FOUR Single aud o good as new. Inquire of BLAKK & Hiading, iy ‘Gott sitet, New York. OR SALE—TWENTY PORTABLE STKAM ENGINES Band Botiers, of eight and tea horse power, deliverable during Septe;nver, at the rate of five per week, App.y at the Schenck Machinery Depot, 8 Maiden iane, OR BALE—A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. IN BROAD- way, The whole of tne Furniture and Apparatus er only the Fixtures may-e haa at @ great bargain, Apply at boy Broudwi {OR SALE—LARGE SHOWCASE. NEW AND SECOND Hand Counvers, Tables, Desks, Ollice Kaliinus; Sach and every description of Store Fixtures put up atthe lowest ice. App'y to JAMES HODGS, 35 Jane street, corneref ighib avemue, POR, SALESJEFFERSON, MARKET—THE OLDEST nod longest establishad Buttor, Cheese, &c, Stand im this. market, now doing au excelient business A Tare chance for a person who understands the business, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS FRUIT AND CONFBO- tionery Store. sitnated in Sixth avenue; one of the best locations ‘The stuox consists of ‘foreign and do fruits, nuts, confectionery. preserves. jel ‘owner having other business out of the city. wishes Prelformodiately. “Address J. 1 65 Cortlandt sireet, and state where an interview can be bad. R SALE. FRUIT STORE AND RESTAURANT OW 4 ; reasons given for POR SALE.—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF & Honsefuroishive Toy and Faacy Store will be sold for half tte vale, on account of owwer leaving the city. Any person wishing to enter into the business will find thise rare chance, Al ud Immediately at 279 Sixth avenue, be tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, (OR SALE—ONE OF GROVER & BARE! class parior Sewing Machines; rosowood case, be: y finished, aod ta perivct order: oniy in use months, by a private lady. Can be even at4i West Fours! street. OR SALE—A FIRST RATE GROCERY AND LIQUOR Store, situated in a good neigiborhosd for busmess and low rent. Apply in the store, 152 Teuth avenue, one door from Nineteenth street. OR SALE—IN THE FINEST AND. Relghborhoo!, noar & ok, F Acasa of te mlzrnt, enrned (ast year $0), quire of UR. D. Howat 1 WOR, SALEGRESTAURANT AND DRINKING | SA. loon; will be wold this day eneap, as thesproprietor haw othor business, ALp.y on the premises, 20) South airect. OR SALE CHEAD—THE LEASE, STOCK AND Fux. rt ploaion every ands good Toad travel “at all mea, Good reasons gives Te will be goid tow tom cash cu tome for selling. Inquire on the premise: OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—THE STOOK, FIX- tures and Business of the old es'ab lsued Conssctionere Store and Ice Cream Saloon 161 Third avenue, Business good. Possession immediately FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—ONE OF THE BEST ‘paying Oyster, Coifee and Drinking Saloous tu ¢ the piace being now eosed until Sepemnuer bE mw will reopen at that time. This Is a mood chance P yith aamail-caplial. Gall on premises, of Easox and Grand siredis. No agents WALLACE & S10 KEL. Re. SALE OR EXCHANGR—FOR A LARGER VES- im sel. & strongly built and weil fou. every respect ready for immediate use Gicerouce in 1a price pald in caah. Apply 10, the board, foot of West Thirty-iirst street, North river. sloop, of 45 tona, JEWELLER'S IREPROOF SAFES —ONB LARGE and (wo medium siced 8 inv ove Foot Latie, for sale, at twenty-five per cout less than manufacturers’ prices, to close, in stores 2 Maiden laue. HAVE A FIRST RATE GROCERY AND LrqvoR Store for sa ¢.— 1! give the lease and good persou who will give me the price for my an groceries, liquors and ales. Parties wisning to buy will de Well Lo call and see me berere busing elsew ern, WM. ABBOTT, No. 4 Kast Broadway. ACHINERY FOR SALE —TWELVE AND SIXTEEN Carrear's Braiding Mac ines, io the best condition; other Hoop Skirt, Mae Apply af ar Doublers Shafting and Pulleys, and chiners, will be sold cheap, separate or together. 85 Bixth avenue, ip 1p sto BTROLKUM . OL REFINERY FOR FOR SAL SA abeve well Known Refinery, in perfect working aan ‘with ail ite machinery and four lots of ground, suunted at the corner of 112th street and First ave: be ebeap by the Proprietor, ALBERT SPEY ERS, 29 Pine — ARE CHANCE, FOR A BUSINESS MAN.—| BORO. i or th bove hi Secon, being ebiiged te leave ie above house, Ngee leave the house has been aga gg and papered through. and the farpiture is nearly Any party wishing to enter inte jt. Lange inet mi find this @ goed opportunity. Fee apply to Mr. LIPELLE, oe Ea ard No, 2 Clinton piace, corner of Broad- ort | RARE CHANCR.—POR SALB, STOCK AND ixtures of ariety and sa newt copes 417 Seveuth avenue. aasot eight years cstablisned. atl reason given for selling. PER Pet Cane 2yaR oF Gail at 109 Was Thirty: RED.—A GROCERY the and HOUSE PAINTRRS.—A SPLANDID ORANOR FOR i ot nw it geisha Paine Sbop will be sold chee Lae in ote well b tation cunt ‘Address Cash, box 210 onto M hg 5 Lyd AND FIXTURES OF apy & Fourth arene, near Seat Tenth steel agre-By A A Rh pCRETLEMAS, A A aco Pipoar’ « A YOUNG MAN, WITH A GOOD D O HARACTER, ac loki oot ery C7 Inches bigh, dark Sen Sore eyes, rears wih trimeny. address to i Siero Dy Bates, oy, ichiaan Veteran Vol- untear tntuntey, a brigade, ast ann BV ft AM'S src ‘all pa trovtoa Caralvare te oy