The New York Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowvay, August 23—6 P.M, ‘The first of the ten o'clock sessions of the open board took place this morning, when a moderate amount of business was transacted, at the following prices:—Old five-twonties 106%, Erie 874, Hudson River 100%, Rouding 10534, Michigan Southern 64%, Rock Island 10834, Fort Wayne 97. At the first session of the regu- tar board the market was rather dull, but steady. Michi- xan Southern closed 3g Ligher than at the first board on Saturday, Rock Idand 4, Prairiédu Chien 1%, Quick- silver %%; Erie and New York Central were unchanged ; Reading was 3s lower, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Ohio and Mississippi certitieates 4 Government securities were firm at Saturday's prices. One year certificates advanced 3{. Five-twenties of the ‘old tssue sold at 106%. The jatest London advices report the latter at 68 & 4g on the 17th inst., and 68 on the 18th. At the open board at one o'clock the market was about 34 percent lower, At the second regular board it was dull, but steady. Erie closed §§ lower than at the first board, Reading 14, Camberland !z, Quicksilver %. Rock Island and Ohioand Mississippi certiticates were un- changed, Cleveland and Pittsburg was 3; higher, North- western 3. Government secarities were inactive, Coupon ten-forties declined 34, At the open board at halfpast three the market was heavy and prices underwent a further roces- sion. New York Central closed on the call at 9274; Erie, 86%; Michigan Southern, 64; Ilmots Central (33), 1223(; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 703¢ ; Northwestern, preferred, 62};; Ohio and Mississippi cerlilcates, Pore) Cumberland, 42. ‘The depression in the stock” market this afternoon is attributable in some degree to the sales made at the close of jast week by the leading member of the Erie “pull clique, ‘The sales are supposed to have consisted of a large portion of the stocks, Erie excepted, which were thrown «pon him by the Ketchum and Graham failures, and some of these fell into the hands of weak holders to- » main object of the Broad streot party in buying they are selling other stocks is to sustain ral market at the cost of supporting Erie only. Morcover, the leading member of the clique referred to is preparing to fortify bis position, with a view to re- election to the directory of the company. The books of the latter, it is stated, will be closed on the 10th of Sep- tember io preparation for the election, the precise time ot which is not yet fixed. That a prominent director of one of our most important lines of railway, who habitu- ally makes it his Dusinoss to manipulate the stock of his own company in Wall street, should have his re-election opposed by those of his codirectors uot of his own party, is hardly a matter for surprisé ‘The petroleum stock market was steady at the first board, the chief activity being in Zack and Pithole Creek. ‘The former closed on the call at 39c. and the latter at $875. Webster suld at $175, Buchanun Farm 63c., Bradley (bs) $310, Cherry Run 23¢., Heydrick $1 90, Hevdrick Brothers $135, United States $2780, Oceanic 90c., Oil Creek $3 60. The goid market was firm, but inactive, The opening price was 14574, from which there was an advance to followed by a relapse of 34, and a recovery at the ol to 144, ‘The transactions in foreign exchange have been very light, but rates are steady. Bankers ask 109% for their sixty day sterling. ‘The easy conditton of the money market is reflected in the statemont of the associated banks for the week, The deposits show an increase of $4,490,660, and the. legal tenders of $8,665,818, This indicates an absence of dis- trust on the part of the country banks and others in the interior having balances to their credit here. It was. feared when the Ketchum suspension was ‘announced that there would be a rapid withdrawal of funds from this point owing to a loss of confidence; but the efforts of the banking and other finaneinl institntions of this city to avert a panic were promptly seconded by those elsewhere. The most unusual feature in the statement is the large reduction of $3,580,021 in specie. This is owing to some extent to the withdrawals {or cotton pur- chases in the South; but it is also partly due to the omission of some of Edward Ketcnum’s forged gold checks from the count. And it may be that the Clear- ing House is endeavoring to check the practice which has prevailed of counting a portion of the gold lodged in the Bank of New York twice. The banks now acknowl- edge holding only $16,023,616 in specie. The conserva- tive policy pursued both by lenders and borrowers during the week has resulted in a decline of $1,404,276 in loans, The motion for an injunction to restrain Sheridan shook, collector of Internat Revenue, from collecting, and Mx, Gilbert, the assessor, from assessing the tax on brokers’ sales made on their own account, was argued hefore Judge Nelson, of the United States Cireurt Court, at Cooperstown, on Friday and Saturday last. The Judge reserved his decision. There is a general desire expressed in Wall street that Edward Ketchum may suffer the due penalty of his crime, and the course Mr. Oakey Hall, the District Attorney, parsued in preferring the complaint of forgery against him in the absence of a private prose- cutor 1s highly commended. The prisoner, as the law reports will show, was remanded till Monday next for examination. The parties whose names were forged are, however, singularly apathetic with regard to the prosecti- tion, and look upon 2 subpenaas a nuisance. Wall street men are, by the force of habit, the reverse of litigious, and only where important interests are at stake are they disposed to enter a court of law. Brtin a case of this kind something more than utter indifference might be expected. The Chicago Republican of the 26th remarks: — The money market remains without any new features to-day. The demand, ss noted in our last report, con- tinues good, in iact, active, andthe market is reported close and firm by all, or nearly all, the leading discount houses. The demand for money Is mostiy from specu- Jators and shippers in and of grain. Good ie dis. counted readily at the banks at ten per cent, but doubt: ful securities are difficult to negotiate on any terms. Our produce markets were firmer to-day, aud there was — business done in the aggregate at improved The earnings of the Marictia and Cincinnati Railroad Company for the third week in August were :— ‘The Chicago and Rock Istand Railroad earned for the third week in August :— 70,358 Stock Exchange. Moxpay, August 28—10:30 A. M. 6's,5.20,0. 106% 100shsNYOCRR Qdeall 8796 100 do. 10 stk 200 aT 2 16 87 100 Hudson Hiv RR. 109% 300 do. a 25 Chic & All prt 98 100 Chic & Alton RR. os 200 Reading RR. a 100 . 636 foe 600 B] 300 do... 15 Mich Cent RR... 107 100 Mich 0 &NIa RR 6455 200 Cleve & Pitts RR 71 100 do..24 call 70% 100 2am muarrdacine or 4 « 46% 46% bd 100 att & Torret 63 “ ” SECOND BOARD. Hatr-rast Two O'cLock P. M. $20000 US 6s,'81, cou 107 no shs Reading RR. ala 15000 US68,10-40,cou 07% do,,24 call 5000 5-200.810 108% im m con tit 133 10000 Tr n,73-10,2d 8 9914 do... 30000 US at 98), 2 clove it 70 2000 Tennessee 6&.. 73)5 100 Chi WRR. 27 10000 Ohio & Mis ct.. 24), 500 One NW 623 American gold 143% 200 Cleve & Tol 101 100 shs Cam 42 400 Chic & RI RR, 108% $0 QuicksiiverMgCo 5814 100 do. OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mornay, August 28—6 P. M, Asim.—Receipts, 222 packages, The market was qiilet and prices were nommally undeanged. BABADSTOF r®.—Receipts, 11,674 bbls. flour, 1,057 do, ‘anit 40 bags corn men), 42,145 bushels wheat, 7,635 do, corn, 60,683 do, oats and 2,055 do. rye. The flour mar. leot was very irregular, The market was excited by the news per the City of Washington, and holders demanded prices showing an advance of from 20c. to 400. on Satur. day's prices, but the later news by the North America j was of an adverse tenor—Liverpoo! market dull, and ‘weather favorable for the gathering of the crops—and the market closed dull at about Saturday's prices. | The ales of State and Western flour comprised 16,500 bois. at our annexed quotations. Southern flour was! good demand, with sales of about 600 bbls, Canada flour was in fair west, but prices wore irregular. Tho sales embraced 450 bbls, Rye flour was quiet _ Cora ng was in light domand, but prices were wi suaained. toeiet Stato and Westera flour i Extra Stato Choive Stat on to medium ‘tra round hoop Ohio. jontera trade brands. Common Southern. Fancy andextra do, Common Canadian, Good to choice and ox Rye four (supertine).. meal, Jersey: rn meal, Brandy win Corn meal, Brandywine, p —The wheat market was aff cted by foreign news the same manner as floar. A larve advanc) was de- manded at tho opening, but Saturday's he i a i ae elally accepted at the elose. Tho etiee 8 for wnber Michtzen igan, “sr ber Milwaxkee, $2 15 fon new amber State, $1 55 for fair Chicago spring, wand $150 for inferior Chicago spring. The corn. market was moderatoly active, and opened somewhat bigher, but closed heavy at about Saturday's prices. The sales were 62,000 bushels, at 95c. a 966. for unsound, and 97c, a 9730. for sound mixed Western, closing dull at 97¢. for choice lots. Rye was dull and heayy. Rarley and malt were dull and entirely vomi- nal. "Oats were irregular, closing dull at 8c. 9-640. for Western. Corroy,—The market was dull, and under the unfa- vorable news from Europe per North America prices fell off a shade on nearly all qualities. The sales were = Seba eeerer vetebS Renan | SeSsssessasa SoppeesSeeeast SasssosE Pereeers contined to 550 bales at our quotations bene the market closing with &. continued down lownward inclination. We quote:— Upland. Florida Mobile, N.O.¢T. Ordinary. 35 36 ES aaa Middling, “4 44% ani Good middling. 46 4a 48 Coren was in active Paton demand at fall prices. Fracurs.—The market was very quiet, but very firm. Wo only heard of thre boat loads of wheat (21,000 bush- els) to Liverpool by sail and steamer at 6d, Hors remained steady, with sales of 100 bales old crop, including all A pcapais ‘at 5c. a 526., the latter an ex- treme price, New crop are scarce and bring 40c. a 60c. Har was in fair deuand, at full prices. ‘Mor asses was in fair trade demand, at fall prices. We note sales of TO hhds. Porto Rico at 80c. a 90c., and 15 hhds, Cuba fhuscovado at 65c, Paovisions.—Reveipts, 1,341. bbla. pork, 12 packaces cut meats and 15 do, lard.” ‘The pork market was fairly active, closing very firm at 624 for new mess The sales were 6,500 bbis, at $32 60 a $32 75 for now mess, $20 a 30 40 for old do,, $24 for prime and $27 75 8 $28 for prime mess, and also for September a sel Tors’ option, abont 2,500 bbls, now mess at $31 26.0 3351 60. The beef market was fhirly active at full prices. | The sales were 550 bbls. at $3 a $12 for plain mess, and $10 a $14 for extra mess, Beof hams were quiet and nomi- nally unchanged. Bacon was in demand, bat prices were uominal, The supply is very light, and nelaers were generally asking above the ideas of purchasers, Cut meits were very firm under an improved inquiry, the sales being 650 packages at 1440. a 163¢. for shoulders, and 19c. a 23c. for hams, Butter was steady at rena Bbc tor Olio, and ste. a 0c. for State. Cheese was in active trade demand and very firm at 10c, a 16c., the latter price an extreme. The lard market was quiet, but. prices remained ste The sales were 850 bbls. at 1 a 26c., the latter for smal! lots, PETROLEUM, one. The market was. more quict for both crude and refined, there being a disposi- fon manifested on the part of holders, in view of a gts pply and a good demand, to ask higher prices, especi- ay. for refined, which was very scarce. We note rales of 1,000 bbis. crude at 313¢c. 2 32>., and 550 bbls. refined al Sic. a S6c., the outside price for white, and choice brands are held at 56 Rice remained quiet, but prices were without notice- able change. We Jearn of no transactions. SuGar.—The market was fairly active for raw, with a 'y jobbing demand for refined, which was mainly at vance of 1¢6., principally on hards. The sales were 1,300 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 117%, a l4c., and 100 hhds, Porto Rico at 14%c. Stranixe was in good demand ia part for speculation, and pric: ere firmer. The sales were 25,000 lbs. at Lie. a 23}¢c., and 28,000 Ibs, grease at 14¢. a 16 34c. Tonacco was steady, We note sales of 180 hhds. Ken- t at from 7c. to 233gc. ‘Tattow was in active specniative demand, and prices ae a anes firmer. The sales were 130,000 Ibs. at i active and prices ruled firmer, though not quotably higher, ‘Tho sales were 500 bbls. at $2 194; a $2 20, the market closing steady. The Union Piace Hotel Suicide. CONCLUSION OF THE INQUISITION—CENSURE OF DR. NEWBY—THE LAW GOVERNING THE CASH. Coroner Collin yesterday renewed the investigation previously commenced in the case of Mr. Edward C. Andrews, whose death was the result of injuries re- cetved by Jumping from a fourth story window of the Union Place Hotel, on the evening of the 20th inst., while suffering from delirium tremons. The only wit- nega examined was the brother of deceased, who testified as follows :— Henry R. 8. Andrews, being duly sworn, ant gene at No. 608 Broadway; I am brother of deceased informed about eight o’clock on Sunday evening, tive 2018 inst., of my brother’s illness at the Union Place Hotel; went up there and found him ina high state of fever, very delirious; Isat down on the bed with him; deceased requested me to get hima glass of ice water; I went into the sitting room, and di my absence he jumped from the window; it a on the fwurth story; I sent di- rectly for Dr, Newby; I immediately ran down stairs; he was taken into a bedroom on the first floor; I sat up with my brother all that night; he was able to converse but feebly; he seemed to improve the latter part of the night, and was able to eat some soup in the morning; I did not see much of him until Monday aftenoon ; he was then just about on the point of death; I went out and telegraphed to my sisters; when I re- turned he was dead, and they were making a post mor- tem examinat on. There being no further evidence to introduce the case rs submiticd 0 the jury, who rendered a verdict as jows -— “That Edward C, Andrews, the deceased, came to his death by injuries caused by Jumping from the window of the fourth floor of the Union Pt Hotel, while laboring $s. a tem| fit of insanity; and the jury censure Dr. George Newby for not giving the indirect cause of death, and also condemn the practice of physicians in giv ing indiserimmately certificates of burial without stating both the direct and indirect causes of death; and we fur- ther call the Sargasso of the City Inspector to the fact that the proper n to grant burial permits should be pguallted and responsible Physician, and not an under- er, as the purport of the Revised Statutes is to pre- vent the power of granting burial permits from passing into the hands of undertakers. The clause in the Revised ‘Statues referrod to by the jury may be found under the laws eececurayaive touhes- tie relations, section 24 of chapter 8, aud provides that “Physicians who have attended deceased persons in their last ines shall, in the certificate of the decease of such person, ‘sedanonarrconcromerigag ascertained, the name and surname, occupation, term of resi- dence in said city (of of New ¥ York), place of nativity, con- ge in ite ny ~ single, married, widow or widow- 2, and the direct and in- Stisoventas of Geatarad each deceased person; and the coroners of the city and county of New Fork, in such cases as an inquest may have held, shall, in their certificates conform to the requirements of this section Sse aomsetan who shall neglect fuse to compl neglect or refuse to comply with ite provial provisions of the act is subjrct to a fine of fifty dollars for each offence, one-half of which sum goes into the county treasury and the other half to the party making the complaint. ‘The deceased was Mamachtactta, was forty years of age and a native of Police Intelligence. ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO SOOT A POLICE SERQKANT— ARREST OF THR PERPETRATOR. Sergeant Richard Lush, of the Fifth precinct, came near losing bis life ata late hour on Sunday night. It that while on the corner of Church and his official dut! the Sergeant was startled by i San’ ome ‘0 hs head, Sorgoant nat | in ol & ly ti around and observed a man on aul was twent} of acne declined shootit nd Alderman raigned, committed him to of $1,000 bail ALLEGED ROBBERY AND STABBING. Aman named Augustus Miller, arrested by officer Vermilyea, of the Eleventh precinot, was egyesd arraigned before Justice Mansfeld for exami committing an outrageous assault on _® ble Kart, at No. 08 atreet, On Sunday eve was sitting in his doorway, when Miller and a am Amos attacked and attem) Kp Migs dinar many. statement concerning the Ne before whom he wus ar- the for tral, in default scatently ala hls namo waa. Sonn’ Byhard, that he ined 3 it not dangerous; , living in the same . fasistance, wan also stabbed, Amos made his but Captain Ulman, of the Seventeenth pre- in search of the fughtive. ASSAULT AND ROBBERY. Mr. Frederick Weitzel, of 233 Hudson street, com- plains that Washington Harrington and a stranger en- tored his assanited and attem to rob him. Failing to secure any valuables from the pootets of Mr. Wei ran behind the counter and ab- oe the Gut cane drawer, with which he at- ‘ighth i Int him eaten cometh. Seemtoteats phd "8 confederate Justice Ledwith com- mitted the ‘omoonet for trial in default of $2,000 bail. ANOTHER ROBBERY. Two men, named Thothas McDermott and Conrad Ferbea, were arrested by officer Carroll, of the Twentieth precinet, of the charge of having violently assaulted and robbed John M. Sontag of fifteen dollars. The crime was committed in the porter house 452 West Thirty-second street, Justice Ledwith commited , prisonoss for trial in default of five hundred dollara bail each, 40. Wrsxxy.—Receipts, 185 bbls. “The market was fairly HEALTH OF THE CITY. Weekly Report of Deaths IN THOM OLY OF NEW YORK, THR ris Day OF AUGUST TO THE a DAY 95, women, O11; ‘adults, 196; sticen” "hae 295; colored DEATH FKOM ACUTE 5 joed ng 4 Blooding frow iungs |. - 2 Bronebicis. 8 Cholera, 1 Cholera infantitm::./:; 85 1 Cholera morous. . 5 Convulsions, infantile, , 54 Convulsions pucrporal. . ‘ oe enw - DEATHS VROM CHRONIO DISRASB. Heart, disease of... Hout, disease, of rheuma- Kidneys, disease of. Liver, disease of. . Marasmus, infantile. Seren Brain, disease of. Cancer ++ Cancer, Cancer, rectuin: n Cirrhosis of the live "9 Consumption. . Softening of the brain... 4 Debility, infantile Unknown... ....++ 1 Dropsy asl Dropsy DEATHS PROM KXTEPNAL AND OTHKR CAUSKS WOT Di VENDING UPON CLIMATE OR SKAS ON. Burned or scalded. 5 Lues venerea... Casualties by fiall Malformation. Casualties by shoo " Austria... * 2 British Ameri 2 Scotland 2 Denmark 1 Sweden. . 1 England. 6 Switzerland. 1 France. 2 United states . 10 German: 37 Ireland 98 Ttaly. 1 Poland. 1 (0. INSTITUTIONS. Almebones, Blackwell New England Home..... 1 9 Nursery and Child’s Hos- palbhhe Hospital 9 | City Hospital. Colored Home Hospital. 1 1 Island Hosmtal.. 14 2 Jews’ Hospital. 1 € Hospital... 3 Lunatic Asylum, Black- Ward's Isiand Emigrant well’s Island. 1 Hospital... New York State ‘Soidiers’ _ Home. ...... 002.0000 1 Total.....+. 9 WARDS. - 0 18.. . 22 14. 16. 16. 17 T pared the dcahelcad: ing week of 1864, and with last week, were as follows :— Week ending August 29, 1864.657 Docroase. Week ending August 21, 1865— Acute disease. Chronic diseas External causes, Week ending August Acute disease..... Chronic disease. External causes, Decrease this week.......... Children of native’ parents, parents, 372. ‘The number of deaths in the institutions, compared with the corresponding week of 1864, was as follows:— Week ending August 29, 1864 97 Week ending August 28, 1865 Decrease this week The number of interments in Potter’a Field, compared with the corresponding week of 1864: eC. iidren’ of forsign Week ending August 20, 1864. vat 47 Week ending August 23, 1865 36 Decrease this weok. 1 1 F 1A BOOLE, City Inspector. had Issrector'’s Durartaxnr, , nw Yorn, August 28, 1865. 5 BUREAU OF SANITARY INSPROTION. The following is a achedule of the work of the Bureau of Sanitary Inspection in the abatement and removal of nuisances, &¢., for the week onding Angust 26, 1865 :— AMATEMENT OF NUL ANOIY. Complaints of nuisances, Ac., received 67 Notices for abatement serve 195 Nuisances abated, under not 308 Sinks and water closets cleaned, 235 Loads of night soil removed trom 778 Dead horses removed from the city li ns i Dead cows removed from the city limits Dead hogs removed from tho city limits. Dead dogs and other small animals remove the city limits, Numbor of barrols of offal. UNBOUND, DIBKASED OF UNUMALTHY KTC,, SKZKD OR REMOVED FLOM THR CITY LL40Ts Mutton, Ibs. . 470 Fish, ibs. 380, The Case of Colonel! Binney. LETTER PENYING THE CHARGES MADK AGAINST HM. TO THe ROITOR CY THR MeRATD Nonwor, Angi! 26, 1965 A letter {rom your Richmond correspom in Your issue ofthe 25th does great injustice to the pay district intrusted to my charge and to myself Every one of the allegations affve eonditet in that letter is totally false, as will be established. if required, before the onty tribunal competent to judge such qnestions, For the sake of my friends I make this public denial, to whieh [request you todo me the justice to give as rominent notice as to your correspondent’s pectfully, AMOS BINNEY, Pay mas Affairs. sea, Angust 10, 1866 —To the rard and Officers of the Ocean Queen: — ot med, first erbin ae jexire re et jo the Coptain, Purver und officers of the ‘our sincere congratul on the successful age now near! Perey and take occasion to express our most thanks or he Blnaneés aod {lonrexhibited unitorml 1 the passengers; exact discipline, tting regard to the cor fort and henlth togetiier with unusinliy propitious weather, have combi make the trip, under your guidance, from New York to Aspinwall, one of unex: ample pleasure. Yours very respect! ul Jer, Mill ‘Warfield, James Bs A. Vallat, Benue ‘neti, Ow . Goddard, G. a MARRIAGES AND DEATHS \arried. Craciw—Hit,.—In an city, on Wednesday, Au 23, at the residence of the bride’* mother, by th iv, ie ‘Wiliams, Hewry A. Craciy, of Jersey City, to Raaa ). Hint, of this city, “Hi—Carrwriaitt —On Monday, August 28, at the residence of the bride’s father, T. W. Cartwright, Esq, by the Rev. Mr. Barnes, of the Twentieth street Epis- copal Church, Mr. Taomas Hits to Miss Carugnine Cant. wreatr, all of this city. Stvant—Matooum.—At Christ church, Lurgan, Ire. land, on Wednesday, June 21, by the’ Rev. Thomas Knox, A. M., Josnpa Stuart, dn, of this city, to Ma- of RIANSE, daughter of the late James Malcolm, Esq., ‘Largan. Died. in this city, on Thursday, July 27, of con- Has LYDIA JANE —- , ANDREW Casry, the » aged 9 months day) afternoon, / noneat Sw, the beloved wite ot James ort but severe LLEN, e james a Jerre ind 6 months eae Intances are fully invited the fui me (eseeey) afternoon, at half- x her tate residence, 171 ing, 27, Groncr ae wir, eh ea ‘ A. Comstock, “ert frionde and rolatives are invited to attend the fa- a Na this ) morning, at Comme. On Bah Sunday, By al of consumption, Mra, time from Ww neon oimaaye ne ote ree ont Santas Tied inten rte iow ie tg he 24, Carts. mana, the wife of Abraham P. es hates) only daughter of J.T, and M. 1. Conklin, aged 20 years, 8 months and 10 day The Telativos and friends of the families are respect- a one Doworr.—In this fully invited to attend the faneral, from the ‘realdence of her father, No. 90 Barrow sirect, this (Tuosday) after noon, at two orclook. Eoducr x.—On Sunday, August 27, Wriaam Escus- roy, aged 64 yoars. ‘His relatives and friends are.req’osted to attend the | ¢' funeral, from his late, Aunsyillé, moar Pooks. | 5°) ins! kill, this (fuesday) mormng, al ton o'clock. Cars leave | edanined Phirtieth street d pot for Peekskill at half-past serea | Gitar 8 0 ‘A M., whero carriages will-be in waiting, upon app eo —On Sunday, Aurnst 27, at Bee readence, 1,225 Broadway, after a short illness, Mrs Mania Evans, wifo of J. W. Evans, aged 29 y« — LBAN Notice of funeral in to- Jnorrow's paper Philadelphia papers please copy. Frrzeati.0k.-—On Monday -morping, August 23, Jour Prrararauci in the G6UN year of sag ‘The friends and relatives of the family are reaprotfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wedm aday afternoon, al two o'clock, from his late residence, 3634 Oak strect, IVIDEND.—Tae GounD @ OURGKY SILLY aie | without further notice. Company of San Vrancisco has de: cin od el toe r2gRALD. —On Monday, August 28, Amv Mania, only the month gt ayo fon ne ee ky le aughter of John aud Catharine Witaorald, aged 1 year'| WaLiel No ss Tos sicst and 11 months. 'Nuw Yor, August 24,1 ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 134 West ‘Twentieth strect, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at August 27, Mary, the betoved ‘Ox, aged 21 years and 11 months Fox. on Sunday, daughier of Mary invited to attend the funeral, this (fucaday) afternoon, at jolders in two o'clock, from. the residetice of her mother, 424 Ninth avenue, between Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh etroets. ‘Goopsow.—In Yon!:ors, on Sunday, August 27, Sanaa G, wife of Ira Goodnow, Esq, aged 51 yoars and 13 days. annum (or the use of it, For interview address Light, ‘Tho fonoral aorvices will be held in tho Raptist hur, 183 Herald office Yonkers, on Wednesday aftarmoon, at to orelock: gon se a eee RE LTTE leave Thirticth “ depot, Hudson River rot ve HANI, 2 aun StREET, NRW YORK half.past twetve P, M. Dal VERNA ENT LOAN AC T, Washington papers please copy, Hayxs.—On Sunday, August 27, Mrs Haxwan A. Havas, aged 58 yours, ‘Tho friends of the family are invited to attend the fanoral, from her late residence, 322 Sackvtt street, Brooklyn, this (Taesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Hanpv.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, August 28, Anwin &., wife of Captain James Hand. The relatives and friends of tho tamily are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hor late residence, Clinton avenue, between Park and Myrtle avenues, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. f Sheed Horteutsen.—On Sunday, August 27, Samont Hurenn- ‘The fou: so, native of county Armagh, Irclaud, in the Sist year | Messrs of ils age, a’tor a long and painful sickness a A ‘The funcral will take place from 164 West Ninetoonth | Nesarn, street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. He will | Moaare be intorred in Greenwood Cemetery. His friends are respectfully invited to attend. ‘AMMOND,—On Monday, August 28, of dysentery, Joun S, youngest son of Joseph H. and ‘Mary I.. Hammond, aged 8 years and 12 days. Funeral from h’s late residence, 196 Allen street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Hatcu.—At Nowtown, L. £, on Saturday, Angust 26, afier a lingering illness, ‘Josuri Moxtoy, son of J. Kdwiu and Sarah B. Hatch, in'the 16th year of his age. The relatives and acquaintances aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at thre o’clock. ‘Cars leave Hunter's Point, opposite ‘Thi fourth street ferry, at half-past two o'clock P, His remains will be’ interred in Cypress Hills Cemetery Baltimore (Md.) and Columbus (Ohio) papers please co) Gavrix,—At East Haddam, Conn., oa Sunday, August 27, Mary Srenrk, daughter of J. Mare and Louisa Maria Baw of Brooklyn, aged 3 years and 2 months. AMMEL!.—On Monday, August 28, Eurex Loria Maxsert, aged 2 years, 10 months and 23 days. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) a!ternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence, 421 Cherry street. McCavanax.—On Sunday, August 27, Naxcy McCaua- max, in the Toth year of her ag. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attnd the funeral, this (Tnesday) afternoon, at one o’clock, from the rosidence of her son, 261 West Twelfth street. MoGex.—On Sunday, August 27, Mrs. Many McGxx, aged 43 years. ‘Hor friends and those of the family ars respectfully m- B an Special fornia. Tek: note 4 aixn vited to atten’ the fureral, without furthor invitation, | fre peek this. (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from hor late | tember. residence, No, 46 Fourth avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets. McGaury,—In Brooklyn, on Monday, August 23, after a long and tedious illness, Jou McGarry, son of Marza- ret and the late Jobn MoGarry, aged 20 years, 8 months and 26 days, OTIC! are umn STATES TREABURY, NEW YORK 22, 185. Parties hold 186i (10-49%), munturing ed to hand them in, with ab complying with the above o and checks given clock County Bonds yopeons bur vera oashed in Goll OF SOTIND: MURRAY, 28 W IVIDEND. D ‘The following companies have deciaced dividends for thie month of Jul Gould pire M ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully f able through the Bank ‘# inoue JPINANOTAL,—WANTRD, $10,000, security, anon baad, fez. methane dev thirty Trenaviry notes, of the variou Orders from Banks and Bankers promptiy executed. Incorporated haan Nn Joint Stock Companies Act of Of which £100,009, or and will be increased ax th PAR pated HODKWAL I tg London, SAXE M Gorn RY. ASretinestOy The above Bauk ia prepared to transact, in London and San Francisco, all kinds of general Bankin| bess between katt cities and all parte o} tale and mining wires nnd Inveatmente of a sigars, pianos and other coltat OAN OF $: dress Bonus, H EW YORK, AUGUST 2S, 1888, DIVIDEND NOTICE.— At ameeling of the Board of Directors of the Fourth _3. Seaman, Onabler. “AUGUST loan of «thirty M. Blank #c! in nt the Lntorast Department af thts o! TL, W.VAN DYOK, ‘Aaststant ‘Prosan y MON! IN SEPTEM rie AND NOVEMBER ang hurry 8. M. Go., $19 per faut ental B. Go., B10 per shure: and ML 20 per share lo Rasteen stook- sold, tena exchange, b . TEES & WALLER. ON UNDOUBTED 12 peceent 4 x for Wwolve montivs. ‘Will pay y, All ise nominations. N AND SAN FRANCIS00 BANK. LIMITED. ‘af Great Britain, £1.000,000, OR S5,000000, | 1,000, 14 paid up aa pros’ ¢ growth of the bainonn requires, CAPITA ndera and letora of the Bank are. BISCHOVESHEIM, GOLDSOUMIDT & 00., Low ERUITLING 2 CORCHER, a Loaiton FREDDY. 3.8, ME AN iw MOD. ondon (aitecessors to Meaars NGEN, Saxe Meningen. * Me, JULIUS MAY, Frankfort.on-the-Main, Me SIGISMUND SULBACH, @rauktort-on-the-Maia Head Ofioe, 22 Old Fro atreet, London INDON JOINT STOCK BANK. MILTON 8. LATHAM. New York Agency, 63 Exchange place. ee im WAL, DIRFOTOUS—AAN FRANCTAOO. JOHNSTON, ‘Agent Liverpoot and Loodon Tnsur- Merchant, t..0f Hellmann, Bros. & Co. And Rachange bust: the world. attention paid lo collections, purel of rei kinds in Oa ENTS IN NEW YO DABNEY, MORGAN & CO. 33 Hixchange piace. NEC STATED. On “MERCHANDISE, STOCK: 4, bont and mortgage, diamonds, jewelry, Tava laterals. Office No. daa WANTED_ON GOOD SECURITY, FOR ih a bonus of $50 will be pat. Ad- month: National Hank, hold this day, a dividend of four (4) por ennt was declared ont of the net sarninus of the Months, bayable on the Ist September, free (rom. goverame n and after the losing Hil Le Lat day of Sep LHOUN, Pi of transfer will be closed 4s on Saturday, 26th inst 1, HOLDERS OF STOCKTON CITY COUPONS ‘horeby notified that they will be paid when dur on reaentation at the Metropolitan Rank, Naw York city, July, Toso and January, 1836, in United meats gold coin. T. MEADER, Agent. The friends and acquaintonces of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of East Warren and Nevins streets, on Wodnesday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Newsy.—On Monday, August 28, Joenrn Novay, the beloved son of Hugh and Mary Ann Nolan, of cholera infantum, aged 1 year, 1 month and 16 days. Oh death! too soon your tey hand Hax borne our joy to the tomb, But yet, in purer loveliness, In Paradise he'll bloom. The friends and relatives of the family, and those of hia grandfather and uncles, Michael O'Connor, Chris topher Nolan, John Connor, Richard Connor, Kdmund Connor and David Doran, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 71 Washing- ton street. O'Doxvouve.—In Williamsburg, on Monday nforning, August 28, Man A. A., infant daughter of John and Lonise O'Donolue, aged 6 months and 22 days. The relatives and friends are respretfally invited to attend the fun*ral, from 114 Fouth Fourth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. O'BexRy.—In Brooklyn, EB. D., on Sunday, August 27, Mrs. Saran O'Berny, in the 00th of her age. caroinas four m cordes $12 om or of the company, on W books will be cloind on Krlday, on Friday, Septen iny one of the Board of Bigeota The Bo: share. upon which twenty-five per cent (25 clared paid, leaving seventy after Wesinoway. August iy order of the Hoard of Dicceta THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary. 2.000 fight per cont per annum ole Wright, Herald oilice. PACIFIC MATE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, New Youn. Auries 2, 1365. TWENTY-NINTH DIVIDEND. Notico fa hereby given that the Board of Directors have this day declared « dividend of five (5) per cent out of the net for the quarte ling July 31, payable at the office nesiay, th instant. ‘The transfer ‘5th imstant, aad reopened THHODOET, T JOHNRON, “Secretary. Orrtcr ov Pacurie Mar. SteAmsare 5a) New You. iad 1865. APRCTAL NOTICE. 1of Directors hive this day ordered an issue of n dollars of scrip stock to the stockholders re- the closing of the books on the 2th inat., share for r cont) is de- dive (75) per oon to be called for wared to the stooicholdors on and “HORSES, OA-LRIAGT: ON dake Baxhaw Stallion: You ow! al hho was sired Teale Badtaw: and is of the Mansonger nud Sir Archy bis oo te we his dum Foe parlioulare areas. B ASN AW BTAL bos Misra otter TARRIAGES ror J nowelu tie shred Grasby atrect, will b Harness, several secon € soa Ma are wanbapatis baryons 24 an ‘ ai wath empNDURIUL « phils meat ieyane JOR SALK—A FINE BAY MARE, DERE 18 HANDS FP ites Aidud kind ana weit broken, ‘at 490 Sixth avenue. Apply ll. VAN SCHALCK, 09 Libo i root, JOR SALK—A PAIR OF STYLISH BAYS, 6 YRAR® old, perfectly more o kind; will trot together im “harness in three minutes at © bargain, Alxo Phaeton, Taguire at G3 Fulton struc, cvom No. OR SALE—VOUR PAIRS OF VINE ‘CARRIA ox i Horses and three Trotters. AP io THO! Tape ‘ ‘avenues, or G MUNDY, 0 Patton abroet, Brooklyn. A SMALI. LORKE, 18% Hanns irc, ng tail, sound and kind; ean trot im 2:60. al Kagle Clib »tablea, ‘Thirtieth street, near Bixth avenue. Ask for Charles. F%, SALE—ONE OF THE VINERT.PATR OF HORSEO in the Stite, browns, 6 aod 7 years old, 15% handa high annot be surpunsed an ronators for ke aQeman's car ge, Will be warranted perfectly soum d genite pertionlay. Pobe ween al stables Ld and L17. Wat; Uhird atroet. am R SALE A “GRAY MARE, 164% HANDS won, 3 years ol dy broken for a ladies? snddle, warranted pei iy xound an din single und double haraesa. Also « black Mare, Gyears old, 15% hands high; would make # Spleodit’erosé match. Aisa. ns VODs. »« cream calor, Apply at stables (iS and 17 Weal» ‘Ywenty- third porate gh AOR SALE—EIGHT HORSHS. AMONG THEM 14 ONE fine truck teusn; aldo one yoting town, duitable for farm ing or truckiags alao'bwa low priced ones prion of ane $48 anione 375. All Ww be seon at 74 Grecawich avenue, oF would exchang ERY HANDSOME DARKBROWN abv good tn harness, Ij ina To be seen ron SALR—AN ETHAN ALLEN Gaipila] eros - d,,kind and very handsome: 1434 the watels will be hold toe Mibte fs Yast Feittoonths > ——_ rs SALE—A MILK ROUND, MORSE AND WAGON, For information inquire at 796 Sixth avenue, corner of Forty «ith street. bye 2 TOF SALELAT A GREAT BARGAIN, A SPLENDID Brett or open Coach, Latest atyle, and ever used. Also two.top and twy no top ‘Wagons: cheap. Also a very atvlials 6% hands high, sound and kind; price S160. Apply at e218 Weat Tweuty-wevonth street, sorcel Trotting Horse; can tt to} large aasortment of top and Phuetoas, Jaggers, Rocka: Maildies ait Bridles. ADU "42 Brondway, between Fortieth and Forty-lirst stroot POR, SALES TWO, STYLISH, CHESTNUT SORREL * Homes, five and seven y-ars old, sound and gentle, just from Virginia; can {ryt im xvout three minutes: il feparately oF tosetuee; one by Boston. Can | Wooster strect. SHARE.” oft SALK—TWO VERY FINE WELL BRED HORSES; boa bright , 16M hands high, the other jet black, i in ia od conulicn, Trico $130 euch. ar a good shanoe Tore tarmor, Appiy at 4 OR - SALE—A COAL BOX SHIFTING’ TOP WAGON: and set of Bin, "ee Harness, both but little used at rate condition. be ween at CUNDERUILE & PLES ° stable, corner of Astor a ‘As jor and Lafayette places. FOR, SAGE OA BAY HORSE, 1544 HAND Hau, 7" ‘years vid, sound and kind, and weil broke to the saddbe.; To be soon atta) Bane Twenty-third street, in. tho blagk: mili '* aby Call for two ) days Fe SALB—AN AMERICAN STAR TORDE, 8 id, color sorrel, kind in all harness; sold i (ry fia Vor further particulars inquire ut 72 New Chambers mirvet F°% BALE oie ND HAND COAG! i ig ir Diton ‘wean acon fiahd Coupes, S10 "ates alarge ra ¥ Of all kinds of C. a rown manufacture, TOMLINSON, D. StAnENT es CO., - 620 Broadway, N. OR SALE—A DARK BAY, MARK; 5 YEARS 1634 hunds high suitable ion! for aay kind of 3 warranted gound and kind in angie and do a ly at 45 Ludlow street, OR- SALE OF KL EXCUANGE.-25 YOUNG, osu. jnat from Canada West, 1439 to 1514" hands highs yeats old. nqutee ab at ‘im Nottoue street BLANKETS, HORSE BLANK! Homes EE, Boolian tha bs sheepsiin and Cary ANRETS, iE He GNUS BROS. 101 Pulloe aroek, iM LR to J ors, ripe high, Gyear ol, sound wag uta rm} be acon at atre Mig 3, MULES, MULES.—FOR SALE, 70 8ELEUR ipod well mien ned. iO omg be seen at arr’ daon City, Hoboken avenue, ‘on the wubaeribe ‘at the yards. 'C. A. WANTED POR THRER, yEans,, telase Brooklyn pro tS fannum olfered,” Addrves Jamen i ON Tho friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son, Lots tis Wood, Broadway, between Grove and Linden sirects, on Wednesday a’ternoon, at two o'clock, witlfout further hotice, "The remains will be intertod in Greenwood Cometery O'Keeve —On Monday, August 28, Troms F., oldest son of Thomas and the late Margaret O'Keefe, aged 20 | ——— ears. yeghe relatives and friends of th family aro respectfully from the residence of his mirth street, on Wednesday rok. invited to attend the funeral, MM Kast Twent haif-jast one track. Mr. Lid it 28, Saran Doon, wife a nas Parsons ri nds and relatives of the family ana those of ors, Thomas and Jahn Dooley, aro respectfully ttend the funcral, ogee | 502 on Weidnen -On Sunday, ardson, ill take place from er tat ASHE tagust 27, FRANCKS A., wife Mace haw Chiet residence, Sd A. and Margaret Stevens. 27, Mes, Catuantns Scorr, | Mountain aged 48 years. ‘The frineral wil! take place from her late reaidence, 79 Mott atroct, this (Tuesday) avternoon, at two —At Grvenpoint, L. Ton Monday, Aurust 28, | / mea of typhoid covatva M. Swstu, the dutiful and atest oro and Mary Smith, aged 19 years, 9 roonths and 23 days The funeral services will be held at the Chureh of the Aswens'on, Kent street, Greenpoint, on Wedoesday atternoon, at two o'clock Srxvne*sox.—On Monday, Angust 28, at his date rea dence, in South Lrooklyn, Marx Steriunson, M.D. ra! in to Morrow's paper. ” Monday morning, August 28, at two o'lock, Sous Staprron, aged 64 years, His friend» and acquaintances oe invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 74 Cortlandt street, this (Tavsday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Vavanen.—At Middle Village, L.L, on Monday, August 28, Thowas Vavenas, in the ith ver of bis age. 6 friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Methodist Epiecopal church, Middle Village, on Wednesday afternoon, at half-past one Hut Roosevelt I ties price = $250.000 $300. 000 Trotting. mile eats, ‘best three Hoth horses are doing, JOBE Augnst 20, at Pocket, for Admittance Can be xeon for a few days street, Paps, a pal Pups, a pale a Terriers, good raters, Aj G ply at infatlinte Mange Cure and Flea Ex lutler’s new work on the Dog, third and TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- gage, je are to suit. on improved city AND, 162 Broadway.” TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON « city property. RBN,'No. 64 Pine street, New JOSE it MAI “THE TURF. hago GROUND. day, Auguat 3, for a atake of $30 ih tive to harness, Good day Loa nie names b. g. Black Chartie. J, Woodruff names gg, Avalanche. Phiefer name ra mastitis JosBrH c ROCHI BON. ON RASURE GROUND TROTTING. SAT. v. po poate three o'clock P.M. the great ‘between the famous stallions Commodore nd Toronto Chief, to go as they ‘pawn Dan ciunge of the Commodore and of the well. and it will be a great HC! ROCHERON, Manager. — NE CLOSE PANEL COACH, ONE i dociors We ee Wagon, four lying has: am thane ‘one light wont et one Jaggor Wagon, one pokaway, one fle ilatuess, $28; one set, Double I Bs oe ade and one gents ‘Saddle and one light (Reeth at 27 Wooster street. ONY STRUM FOR long ls Wa is cemcambieig alrRenniy new rico A ‘Thirteenth street. TWENTY-FOURTH TO ALE STABLE treet, between Second and Thint avenues; size 25xi00. Very low, und next, LET-IN ) KILPATRICK, under Bull's Head | Bank. i biel SECOND | HAND COACHES ¥ ree, Pane. “CHEAP, WOOD BROTHERS’, 596 Broad W4RTHD A GOOD Light are HAND, ORE: land Sleigh, cheap. "Address 8. T. Herald office, stating price and where to be seen. ANTED—A FINE TRUCK HORSE, FROM 16 0, bands high; must be sound, eo aebenns ‘mae ‘Ureen Bm ‘$360. Address ‘L. WANED FET, SET a, LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS. reet, South Brooklyn, thes (Tmesday) | "°°: st ton o'clock ROT ON TIT: UNION HALY MILE TRACK. SEV N. J., on Saturday, Auguat 26, enty-second street, Bloomin: Wednesday, Judd acai enters Colonel |. T, FINLEY, Manager. seme n Bos astield. Wittinenes ONE HORSE, TRUCK, HORSE AND Harness; must be strong, in good ey to and suitable ‘ixion business. Address box “Sass Post will be bought’ together UTIFOL BLACK AND TAN Pur, for sale’ Any one wishing a good 4 at I new om! th avenue. excellent w: 5 also dant se Bernard Pup in he country four montha ir of very handsome Conch very ha faiien’ Greyhound ma Black ond an ToDo, Seah an rehgd HN GRAYS, It t atroet, first “18 BUTLER, xo.8 PROK SLIP, HAS TuUTRTY. choice breeds of Doge for sale ot stock. terminator, 3 vente enla ition, Iwenses, Dow boarded, trained, Medicines for: a\t nite UNITED, ‘STATES tnt A CAR. Harness. Wu —In Brooklyn, Ko dosppen & Angust 27, after a lingoring illness, Eiaanxtu, widow of Jobn Wiese, in the 76th year of her age. are ligh ‘The relatives and Trends of the fainily are respectfully | tient to invitod to attend the funoral, from the residence of her | “lve for gon in-law, C. Kellorg, Bedford avenue, corner of Wil- ag stables sata art via tne eatataggred a a the vorhibtion of horses of 120 enor loughby avenue, this (Tuesda: ay), afternoon, at two o’clotk, GENTLEMAN” by ESTABLIGHMENT. AT A SACRI Wirkatos. —Intantly killed, by the engine of the New teat ig eg Park Haven train, on Friday, ‘August 25, Hany @. Warnatox, toate sige My, aged set of Fils relatives and friondg are invited to attend the | made sie, funoral, at the Chi ree Bh Mee germ in oe , ax flag “W street, hotween econd and Third avenues, this (Tues: day)'2 a twrehte eesects ( = aixth street, noar Broadway. aa af DENTISTR A macy OTIFUL SET oF TEETH wir PLUMPER To out Ln) cheeks and restore youthful appearance | no advance required, antistaction given. ‘Net very fener. Tome Gall and examine een the most selentitic wud Improved appa without extra Ae patien i without pain, st 38 Aix avenue, firnt street. Cut thia this out. MILCH COW Aetoglt bay RK SALE—A THORO' on. pod milk twenty. zsrenat ie HORSE, AUITABLE. 1 FOR —, WORK, WILL = ere Sh te own see | Ee het ne ane eto ig is ‘and i ‘alter street, A SET or TEETH LIN THERE, 1 HOURS—NO TAY UN- work i done mechanical dentistry, A Siyenon outta —— YEARS oe teeth, ahi ores 4 plumpers; nitrous oxide fresh every day.” 208 Bath seers: Fn wate fae Scak | ree vir uf Fourth arene. na PRETTY 8 Ph A wr HORSE FoR MOB? WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—TEETU EX- ) ceemen A. Mactea srithout palnor no charge. ‘ewutitul eth in. bireets ervey oly ornar of Morgan and Washington = Mes Seana operations ree, J. JAY VIL. en eannee, eve Deaene ee Broudiay. VINE, ASSORTMENT, OF CARRU ES AND HAR ‘haetons, Coupe » see. FULL SET OF TERTH ONLY 94, $29,00,815, writ | ond hand yn and For ante on the mont ‘a. ‘ithout the ble at 7 A ciamtie aitte Sere, wetteatc "| Rares oe ere tae vera A Li, we 01 OF TEETH ORLY $6-BEAURH aT A § ue ¥ OR REPRESS a HORSE za con aa Rag Branch Denlata. 400 Stat Rene nour ferent: ood visemes aries 8 footy at Wh Went air On bs SS EE ES OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE red sGANADIAN stan wy Ha Pas sak ae i allure old; use. in a ta vain, nor tl 3a bee ‘ra Beat stree. spect since Mi ana ec fe “where. this ts not vet ie The mort Se Beant omng Orme iC OR APRS BONE BONEYILAINGS ing teeth, discoverer, Union square. — beet) ae )() TESTIMONTALS—DR. Bree ving, A teeth tect without pain oF 20 “roumal I pcomeas for MATRIMONIAL. APORRNRA NAAR AAA A AAA WET YOUNG | MAX or tenho dees GOOD PERSONAL that ean be Appearance to obtain in this not itncommon way maya, mance for life, Only Indien of retine- ment three days, 0. K., team; sound Pear! atreet. ‘of cavity le witout pa pain ying A eieee Acecareyiesicy ® a fale bey Ha: tov ehh mate fon pee, Mt poss aon, BAY HORSES, for the 7 work; eyo ‘built Coupe, At 48 A ta W. 400K. BY Oo eats tata good onda rte order, ADBy’ 0 SBA’ WAGON, TOP ON HIND deren, 8300 "Apply a8 wacom OF EVERY KIN: rg sce Mery “description and price; o ry on ‘or separator 6 HORSES FOR SALE. 2 — OTR IN THE GROCERY Gold street and Myrtle avenue, Brooklya, $65 50 =f —A PAIR OF ¥ FINE HORSES, BRIGHT BAYS, ts, Cand 7 old, D nod, fool yore Fine vied a fast travellers. Pee 1. KikG, os ————__— J __ CIGARS . AND > TOBACCO. ‘SEGARS—AT LESS THAN PRESENT cost to Cry ‘Lig from $18 thousand. 0. CHEE! New York Cigar tucturiog © ‘ompany, Warren str ot “AT 06 NAS ATER. now 30, 3A Be" sie atso makes adi sdvasoee on bove articles. 1H. HYMAN’S, 664 BRO. igient pre td eran Of ORD street, will be paid the and Silverware, or severe or. Grand street, two = Mt oo MADE ON WA’ ee ion N° LOAN oories, NI ata 801 4 Pp Ws eo Pa aet BOUGHT, or tagramapi ne nag fatches, &o. id near Grand street, up Wiis 3 Teghis tor f Jeweiry, Dia: monds, ac, at No. 2 wae sora peor es aed PLAMONDS 200 PLAZA (Asean a a SO way, ny nee York. ‘WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C, vATOHES, JR eee 62 you Saat \TELY.—AP hi “ae a és sais ryumeremn train