The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1867, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Turspay, July 9—6 P.M, The raflway sbare market was drooping during the early part of tie day, but tn the afternoon it becany Deoyant and closed strong. The dull element in the street ts toutly resisting the offorts of some of the direghrs of Brie and others to depress the speculative fofling mow prevailmg, and (he indications are that thgbulis will pave mpre of their own way than the bears, /or the present, aifeasi; bat it is ® matter of very lie coase quence tofhe public which side gains the ascendancy, The su/oly of money continues in excess of the de mand, /od loans are made freely at 5 a 6 per ceut, with afew e@xo-piional transactions on government se eurtty at four, The exchanges between this pentre and fe West are about equally balanced, and ibero is ect of a drain in favor of that section of the Setting im to any material extent before the Part of August, and then it will bardiy be cient to produce moustury activity, as the money sent (0 move the crops returng, with great rapidity. is a very light volume of business sn the discount and names connecied with the dry goods trade are scrutinized, owing to the distrust growing out of @ recent {ajiure, The best grade of commercial paper fm quoted atG a 7 per cent, aud good but not prime Banes are taken at Tig a9. At the eariy session of the open board railway shares ‘were heavy, and at the firet regular board there was 00. tmprovement, Erie closed 14¢ lower than at (he same time yesterday, New York Central 3, Reading 1%, Michigan Central 3;, Michigan Sourbern 13%, North western 15, do, preferred 144, Rock Island 34, Toledo, ‘Wabash and Western 2}, Milwaukee and St Paul %, @ preferred &%, Fort Wayne 1. Government securities were active and buoyant, the dewand being espectoliy trong for five-twenties of the two issues of 1865. Goupon sixes of 1881 were 4 higher than at noon yos- terday, five-twooties of 1862 34, iusue of 1864 %, insue ef 1865 1, new issue of 1865 4% ten-forties , seven- ‘thirtios of the first series %, second series 3. The State stocks were steady. At tho one o’clock open board the market was stronver fm tone, and prices experienced a genera! advance of 1 ® % per cent, At the half-past two reguiar board the improvement made further progrees. New York Central @ooed 3 higher than at the first regular board, Erie 114, Michigan Southern 134, Reading $4, Cleveland and Pitis- warg 1%, Northwestern 1%, do, preferred 1%, Rook Talend 1%, Fort Wayne %. Government securities were @xctied and buoyant. Coupon sixes of 1881 advanced %, ten-forties 4, five-twenties of 1802 %, new insue of 1905 34-0 14, seven-thirties of the firat series {, second Series 1, third series {. The 1867 issue of five-twentics ‘sold at 10834. Among the miscellaneous stocks Western Union Telegraph was the most active and strong, the Price baving advanced to 40%. An attempt is being made to galvanize that notorious rubbish, the stock of the Cumberiand Coal Company, into activity, and the Price touched 89% ; but we warn the public against buy- ing }t at any price, as the object of the speculators hold- fing it is to make victims of all who olther buy or sell it. At the balf-past three open board thie market was strong. Erie advanced to 68%, Michigan Southera to 84, Northwestern to 45%, Western Union Telegraph to 497% and Mariposa preferred to 2434. Government securities closed strong and excited at fhe following quotations:—Registered, 1831, 109% @ 110%; coupom, 1881, 110% « 1107 8-20 coupon, 1062, 111% « 111%; 5-20 coupon, 1864, 109% a 100%; 5 20 coupon, 1865, 109% 9 109%; do. do. do., January avd July, 10834 a 108%; ; do, do, 1867, 1083¢ a 1083; ; 10-40 registered, 1023 & 102%: 10-40 coupon 2023; 2 10214; August, 7-80, 103% 9 108%; June, 7-30, 107% a 10734; July, 7-30, 1073¢ a 107%; July com- pounds, 1864,119%{ = 11034; August do., do, 118% a 119%; October do., do., 117% @ 118%; December do, @., 1174 a 117%; May do, 1865, 116% a 116%; Angust do,, do., 11534 a 11555; September do., do., 116 © 11536; October do., do., 11434 » 115, ‘The gold market was dull and rather beavy at the egmmencement of business, and sales were made as low as 133%, ; but subsequently it became firmer in tone, and am advance to 188% took place. The clesing transactions ‘wore at 1385, with very little spirit on either the bull or ear accdunt. It is noteworthy that the foreign bankers are large holders of specie, and that they appear to be ecting in concert to support the rates of exchange at ‘their prevent point, There was a moderate borrowing @emand for coin, but the supply was more than equal to & and loans were made without interest and at 24 per esnt for carrying. The official returns of the imports ‘and exports of gold and silver at the port, for the six ‘months beginning with January last, show that we @u@fored'’s diminution of our stock during that time of 69,745,856. Thus we received from California, in January, $2,482,310; in February, $1,749,900; in ‘Maroh, $1,013,984; in April, $3,162,784; im May, $1,194, O81, and in June, $2,789,251, making for the half year a total of $13,293,110. During the same poriod we im- perted from foreign porta $1,656,606, which, with tbat Peceived from California, gave usa supply of $14,849, 806. @ur exports to foreign porta, on the other band, femeunted ‘to $2;651,351 im January, to $2,124,461 in ‘Webruary, to $1,891,141 in March, to $2,261,283 im April, te $9,043,154 in May, and to $6,724,272 in June, making an aggregate of $24,505,062. As a matter of courye no allowance is here made for the precious metais received @verland, nor of those taken out of the country without being entered in a ship's manifest; but the figures given are suMcient to show that wo have been losers rather than gainers of specie since the beginning of the year, and this fact, bearing pointedly, as % does, upon supply and deroand, is not without ieftuence im strength- ening the undertone of the market for gold. The forego exchange market was very firm with @ moderately good demand for bilis, and most of the transactions in bankers’ sterling at «xtv days were at 2203, ; Lankors’ bile on England at sixty days, wero q@votedat 110 a 34; at throe days 110%; a %; commercial Bilis, 10954 a %; billaon Paris at sixty days, b.13\ 0 6.1234; at three days 511M @ 6.10. Other bills were raved thus:— Bankers’. Commercial, On Berlin. Taye 12% Wa 12 Oo Bremen... Bee Ww Wye Thy On Frankiors. alo hits M05 40% Amsterdam 4i a Siig wa ot Hamburg Wye 30% 80 8 8% On Antwerp... +615 wb1S— BIT 861d ‘The extreme abundance and cheapness of money im Engiand and on the Contiuent causes a considerabie amount to be ieft here to the credit of foreiga houses, end hence remittances are made slowly. This monetary are is sull increasing, the last weekly return of the Bank of France received showing » further Increase of £606,000 rerling, mating « total now to its vaults of 435,100,000. In the corresponding return of the Bank @f England an tucrease of coin and bullion im both de- partmenis of £403,014 Ww also shown, making the total 2, 256, 654. We have received a communication from George A ‘Wicks & Co., reference to whose failure was made in this column yesterday, in which these gentlemen siate that their liabilities amount to $1,773,287 94, witn assets @f $1,403,711 49. ‘The receipts for eustoms, aud the receipts, payments end balances at the Sub.Treasury in tue cuy for the expired portion of the week have been as follows: — Curiom Hse —————ub- Receipts, “Revip's, Paymen's. Kalance. $200,064 $8, cso ate $10,440,902 $128, 908,006 497,000 1,412, 18,197,213 117,124,871 ‘The aggregate value of exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week @uding to-day was $3,075,579. SALES AT THE NEW YORK’ STOCK EXCHANGE. es i ewe Raiiroad.. € Mie by ia iat & N&iw-~ YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1867. —— Mtl & St Panl pref. \gatarinos f. rk toh Wab & Wer. » Company. Id Coal, pi) 83 fa Car’ c v7 Cea) yuo Prtta, Pt wee Ww ‘o, i) Chic & allot REPORT. Tusspay, July 9-6 P.M. Berswax was dul! and nominal, Cor —Rio remoined dul, and tm the absence of Prices were noininai, Other Kinds were unchanged. We qnote:—Rio, Prime. ige, a 10.5 goods I73ge. a ie.; fair, He, a 166; ordinary, 1c IBMeg Bi A eoreies, Meee age? usa, tants and ba daar tho Maraeatoa ; teil a St. Sc-borpin nan? tn Phitace! aad, of other k' Be eaiire Soe San J ingot was mer Dirt ste dvat mre. o @ 2380. for Portage Toke, ks and Baltimore 21%\e. COMMERCIA itge. & York July 9 do., and in 3 York on th S75 bags Maracaibo, ort) sertplion Coreen —American Teen. Flora, 3 ie sort oe Orat 8 18 Love mi a4 E Mi 8 oyu 0 2 Good mi seeee 2B La 5 Cann: lamantine were unehanged. ateady at oy boing magia. Sperm were quoted at 8c, a 40e., and patent at ta etm was mondy at $1 5), a ¢ Meagre supply restrict inenA some what, "Roles ri ae Honduras 91 Wie a terme. St. Do- Mingo lngwood was quoted at $1 16, gold; the last sule was made at $22, eurrenoy, Devas anv Dyrs.—Chemienls were mod Bales 2.000 kegs bicarb. soda ut 43(c. a 47%e. siden) to arrive, on private torma: 150 tons sat soda is: 100 do. soda #sh nt $2 50a $2 5814, gold, and Sve a e., currener: 1:Odeums caustie sofa wae gold. for for white: 175 en tre} active. dn. Ao, at $1 5 9 $3, gommon, and 6a, 2 Biye., fng powders nt fice, cureoney: IM) fo. do. Kt Bice a. She . gold; 10 ersex of) anis, 8000 Ibs, tariaric acid, 165 bags cu- bebs and 400 bilas eambier on private tarms, Frocw anp Grain. --Recetnts, 8.417 bbls, flour, $85 bbis. and 440 bags corn mes}, LGuS bushels wheat, 40 060do. corn, $4.95 do. o«'e and 8,200 ma't, The market wae much more 4 with a good demand from the trade and for shipment prices advanced. from 166. 9 2c 4, the Market closing firm at the hip abner weg 3 Onlifornta’tan was also emer Rotate 8 nd, For Southern fin 4 the inguir ices {vored aoflere to the extent fndieated ined revined quotutionar She males of all descriptions embrace about 16,000 bis. Rye four was under a vigorous demand. The males comprise #0 generally et from $6 50 239. Corn meal wes steady wet at previons prices, Sales were made of 300 bbis., ur Brandywine and $5.00 for‘elty. We quotas ry 8 Choice State. hee a Common to medfum extra and ctisies Western 6750 } Round hoop Ohio shipping brat 9500 Wes ern irad nie Colifornia four (ao Rye dour (superfine). Corn meal, eity.. Corn mon). Brandywine, ac. ‘Tho marke: for wheat was buoyant under demand, and were nominally 60. high quality were effected at lower prices, Tha. tranaictiona cover abont, 85,000 Doshels, main y’ at $2.90 0. $2 95, for white: Gulltornia: $3.00 foe No. 1 Hilwankes: $2 9002 & for No. 340. sn 4 $225 for new amber. Georgia corn waa in cood- Pht demand, and prime was Tc. bigher; selling freely «$1 05 4 $1 0Y for prime Western mized. "Common was and henry at yesterday's ,000 bashes at ®t 06 a $09 ries, The aales comprise for new mized Western; $40. @ $1.05 for unsound, and $1 07 a $1 09 for kiln dried, Oats were scarce, aetivé and decidedly hi ‘The asles were 95,000 bushels at 8c. a Se, for Wesiorn. and Sc. a 93s, for State. | Rye was in demand, but in view of the reduced stock, holders were not disposed to soli at the prices offered. Barléy and matt wera are quitet, but stea Preiaurs.—The offerings to Great ritatn wees mnderate, and rates were in favor of the shipper. were:—To Tiverpoot, 900 vole, rosin at Te. vb perio ma} : 800 hada. tobaceo a: 27s, 6d. » 300 bries cottoa at ad end, per steamer, G00 balls Gatto (as it runs) bo: 32. anid 20) clerovs lard on ‘and 1,800 noxes, cheese at 35s." burg, 20 tone measurement ‘at 178, 6d.; 600 bbla. Team on private terms; 200 steamer, 400 bales ‘cotton at ge. ¢ 1 tes. lard at 22%. 6:1., 200 cases to nt goods at nS ‘@ bales cotto woot measuremet bbis. rosin at 28, Hops.—The was seitnecs, new viestoree les a SOc. a Tie. secondiag't9 oe Inn:Go.—The transact vere confined to small lots for the trada, Sales 10 chest Nindras nn! a B5c., Tuox.—Hoiders of deote were rather firmer in their views, The business consummated. however, was mode- ‘enles wore 400 tons, to arrive, on private terms; 1 tons giinton, in Philadelphia. were rumored sold tor ry? Wana ea at rl ea ken from was quoted and viengarn was steady, at for Tiina #4) «$4 for No 2 - jar tanetlpa market hemlock was less active but the advance previously noticed was fully maintained. The stock was a Ose All Binds except ight were tn light demand. We Hemlock -_Buenna Ayres, heavy, Sh able: do. middie Bie. a Bes do, . light. E do, California, heavy; ‘Bi3ge.3 Bilge. ; do, light, 24) aged, all kin we! aged, all Kinds and wel Oak slaughter—Hi tes do, light, he. a des da. eropred, ‘middle be. a Ae. do. light, a.iee.; do, in the heavy, $60. & 40c svat ae lies, Ze, a 260. Larns were 9 $3 lag. Lxan. “aoe y foreign was tag’ ia a mall way, at LS Sst re reining! unchanged; aales of common at $1 25, and fompont Moussse —The merket was a trifle more netive, but lower trifuugs ands, 450. able. Siock, J do, Porto Rico and 569 do, Naval Stowes.. 8 the bostness, 6%, an ribet, La ad hhda, Ci Paglish Inlaoda, ‘rita turpentine was quite steady at owever, was light, being coniined to 26 Lois. at Ge a Sige.—ehlefly atthe taside fi ioe (be demand still eonunued 700 bois, straned at $3 % a $3 50, and BO do, at pale, and $4 0a $5 for Nol. Of tar we heard of no teules be: ond those reported in our Inst, iL Linseed epntunued duil at the decline chronicled tn © ole 20) bbls, on private terms, and of whale fe. for Nortvern. Lard Oil was unchan prime city winter were made at $i Wa ara Prin oil was without dectied ‘change, wit Lig, Cir distilled red was quoted at ry 1 suelo at OM wal ney, aeste tan te Sue ‘both gold. mand bat firm at eM. —Crade wi nike ® ie. in busk. sales of 1,250 bis. in hie pogivered end somewhat unsetned, prices { rite ranging 1 from Tie. t Ihe. Beyond a sale of 6) bUla. of that dose we beard of no oa, thea van vor the De'ance of this moni, at Ble. & We, the inside ripe lot of only 60 bois, Provisions. —-Kecetpte, 168 bbe, lard and 10 meats The taarkel ioe pork waa Armee st, the. comeneace: ment but «ubsequentiy, under a pressure to realize, ned! in favor of buyer, and closed hea courider= be tenscations comprise abont 74100 DbIR. at 25 for wie sellers ae St 23 40 tor old 19 tor prime, and $22 3 Bout 1.200 bois. re" gex8 fo: For August deliver were Fold, sallers! option, For beet the demand ; sales were made jo neem, eed ine mes e quote, $8 a saies of bo hoxesof iong, clear (very Cut meats were Grmer under & a; aa @: were made Of 200 packaxow © & 9X0. for shoulvers and Lae 9 i4e, forbems Lari wan steady, with @ fait deman; the traumagtions were 1.60) ma D1 ye Lisge. the laiter price for eholce kettle ren- “ed. Buber and cueese, ia all respects, were bowimally and prices were nominal e econ ioled in cur lant tt acitve, yet a Cor bu me ibe soles were 15) bids, Cuba, and 20 boxes on priv olerstely active and frm a dand gravniated. W Wie. a Lidge : fuga! (hide. and b ge. a ie,, Porto ies, refining grades, UNegs tere ea take. and = oo Oe. & s Weare at Cpa voxes, 97,002 bags wud anged at 110 a 120, Timothy lores Lafont important sales, Cuber Binds ea Was quiet, but Ormiy held at Ite, We heard were nomial) batt, mT DO S8\eCiout ware dull: the sales were unimportant; SKirhowever, were got materially changed Loer were PUA Ive, owing to the large discrepaney between the views wayers and sellers; prices were entirely oom: We tote —~Goat—Tampico, 420; Matamoros, dlc. a "eet Sere Grae doo, 9 as Buenos Ayres Sen Se. Payta, Bia 36 Carden, bic 8 Sie, ond Cape Be, a tic ald PS ath RINE wae Without decided chan; y ie, : alee 20,000 Ibe, oe Sonn > pepioes salen 10 tone Sileata at Use. and and firm. The stock thot ta tion were Me gpd and se. arr Yot'paue we at previous prices. The ne ee of T ) however, jessie TSS. Sees epee bas been charac oo bis father’s residence, Western Turnpike, New- as sgvorn.—At Long Branch, on Monday evening, July & wun it A. Faeweors, Jr, im the 20cb year of bis The relatives and friends of the family are invited to sam epathy as for along tima pact. Manu se we horace forence would hav Pew ious rau to ae a grant some reslae:ion of “mportanes, ‘The re. ce teofthenew crip are ingening, The pales of Berce ‘were 00) ths, at Mo, 4 Oe, 2000 ib% pulled at 4c. 442. | attend tho iuneral, from the Church of the Holy Trinity, aoe * Uniiferat } 35, vq urner Madison avenue and Forty-second street, on vm ne. a ee, . thongh thee wis py oy et ag 336 | SBumdar afternoun, ah ane @ Fouxitt.—At Irvington, Westchester county, on Mon- be hael ring, July 8, JoEN G, ForxtLt, in tho 79th year ihe teanieee nee friends are Feapecifally invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, this (Wednes- day) acai ‘clock, Pas Ll Gorman. — toerning, aus 8 ©, Baars Lov, son of Frank and Serab’V, Gorham and grandson ot Walter Durbrow, The relatives and friends of the family are seliaienl invited to aitend the funeral, om woaciay enernee, at two o’ciock, from the Tesidence of ms pareats, No. South Ninth street, my hroskian, BD. Heavy.—Ou Tuesday morning, July 9, Proresr Va- noms, infant danchter of John J, and Mary J. Healy, aged 4 mouths and 7 doy Anothe dudes Australias and THE COURTS. BANKAUPT COUAT. tittons Filed Yesterday. James Willams and Nathaniel W. Burtiz, both of this city. do, Cape, on private taruve, SUPTEME GOUNT CHAMBERS. Rights of Wharf be rtog ae Nave Exetusive Pass * The ttarbor Masters a Port Enjoined. Before Judge Iucraham. Cornelius V. 8. Rovsrveit and others v2, Charles W. God- ard, Cupain of the Port, and cthers,—At the last session Whep a strain.of yr of the Legislature an net was passed undor the title of Relatives and friends of rg faroily are respectfully “An Act to regulate the Use of Certain Wharves, Piers, | invited to attend the fu from the residence of her ‘and Stips in the East River,” which gave te the pro- | Parents, 202 Grand street, this (Wednesday) alternoon, nl Ronts not to Private Plers= the Captain of the Wes, And paver ( the void that comes ab one o'clock, prietors of canal boats and canal boat lines the exelusive Montana papers please copy. é use af all the ptere and wharves hetween pier 2 and pier Heavei.—Sudienty, on on Siete, Joly 9, Eveeey AvGosa, infant daughter ot John L. and Mary EB Herbeli, aged 8 months and 9 deve, Phe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, on, Thursday afternoon, at two o’elock, from her paronta’ residence, No. @9 Seventh street, without further notice, Logansport and Indiana papers Howse —Suddenly, at pe An Liew L.on mn Winter, Jaly Now York, aged 38 yearn 11 on the East river; this act male it the duty of the Captarn of the Port to remove ail vessels excont eanal boats from those piera, and permit none bat canal boa's to He there, The plaintiff and. twenty-one other owners of the riers 9 and 10, fee'ing agzrioved at the act. ap- plied bv G. F. Noves and J. F Daly, their counsel, to PiwGepenese Court for an inyrnetion preventng the Captain of the Port from carrying (his act tnto effect. The raves | ijooasions waa granted on June 8, by | & Faeprrick 8. Hi Judge George G. i one shasta of — iy = tue mombere of Prince of Orange ge No. A are jaested to waters satisfantion by the anldnrtts annexed | Stood tne funeral, from the Dutch Hef ehureh, Newtown, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock. Boat leaves James ship ferry, New York, at nine o'clock, connecting with the New York aod Flushing train at Hunter's Point at balf-yast nine o'clock. ation valy, platntiifs’ attorneys, It Ix ontered that the defandante, the Cagtate of the Port and the Harbor Mesters of the poi York, and all per- fons chiming to act by thelr Smee eat ait persons marianne claiming authority under act passed May 22, 1802, or mder | win be takeo to Staten Island for interment, Hare a eretti att ie aeadae tt | "Meanas’"On Monday. Some Qh at te: rence of he plereNos, Sand 10 East river or the slips or bulk: herds bounecied. wih auch plors or, the. waters.adjncont (0 such piers, or either of them. for the nse and accommods. tion of any canal boat, burge or Mchter, and from suffering ing or directing or aastgning ‘any stich canal boat tan Kiguter to ‘occupy any pirt of such waters or Slips, piers or wharves, removing any other vessel {except such cannl boat, barze of lighter) from said pier in order to accommodate amy canal boat barze or lighter, and from preventing any such other vessel from approaching or her brother, in Dresden, Saxony, Jou Horaman, jh ter of Danie! Holsman, deceased. 9 New Jersey papers please co; Hustie,—At Madison, N, mde on Tuesday, July 9, Mira. Kare D. Houwrina, wite of t Sotonel 8. D, Hunting. The relatives amd friends of the family and her brothers, Charles B, and David are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence in Madison, on Friday morning, at eleven o'clock. Cars lying at auch piers, from permitting any derrick or | uauwon, $0, Ret intre id balkhead: y and Essex Railroad, foot of Barciay oo ate oe eae amity unier | street, at eizbt o'elock A. M., returning at one and four the tird and fourth sections of tha act frst abore men. | oclock P. Mf. toned, or under the whove of oon lust above mentioned. ay Boe ety eee —At Kensico, N. on Monday, Jul QF. Noyes and J. ¥. Daly for plaintiffs. Te Taowas Hucues, of New York, ‘wm the 68th year his New Youx, June #, 1857, bad remams will be interred in White Plains this ‘Tho Captain of the Port, on behalf of the canal boat | woinesday) morning at eines crower Trane leave proprietors, then made a motion before Judge D. P. In Fourth avenue and graham, to net aside the sald Injunction; and this mo- tion was fully argued on June 24, at Special Term, by bes @. F_ Noves and J. F. Daly for the wharf owners, and 1 ee rst be tegen Jaly 1, Jou Mr. Johuson for the canal proprietors, Tho following ‘The relatives and friends are, without farthermotice, were the poiate to brief:— requested to attend the funora’, from his late megeen: Firat—The plaintiffa are the owners in fee of piers 9 and Tanalens LL, this (Wednesday) atternoon, at 4 o'clock. 10. They are entitled to all the wharfaze from such piers. | Cars leave ‘Annter’s Point for Jamaica at ualf-past three The present inoome from such piers is about $6,000 each P. M.; returping, leavo Jamaica tor Now York at five sin Cots ta ctany ete etiiey he war | mina loreal Bi an " 3 age from them (bern iover hah that from nang other kind Lurr.—On Saturday, July 6, at his | nce, 110th of vessels) would be not more than $1,500 perannum. | street and Sixth avenue, Enwin Lory, aged 52 years and a ee ae ae sos e°p them in repair, a a Ce hott SLA Tals Uther te surrendered exclusively to invited to attcad. the Tomeral this’ (Wednestay) after 100 a . Potato af $15.00) por panum ithe plata pemes noon, at three o'clock, frony his late Fesidence, without Mracuer.—On Tuesday, July 9, of congestion of the ‘The acts of 1883 the plaintiffs complain, are unconstitutional; for in, iis aa piers over brain, Mary, only dan; vet of Stephen and Meaghor, aged 9 months and 7 dai to tHe uso of exnal wal gy si excluatvely, they ‘Miermpr to take private property for public use against the first article Of the constitntion, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- Ban OP gr) TB ort ang the wharfage or Br srente. | fully invited to attend the funeral, from 156 Eighth Bn he profi ‘harfage aretha (People va, | avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ‘at one o'clock. rent or wi Ww Det iS N.Y., Fourth auch property for rivate use of canal boats, ‘the pet expressly di vay plain of of the Port to take, keep, set apart aud reserv 1 Morrett.—In this city, on Tuesday, July 9, of con- sumption, Euten Loporsx!, the beloved wife of John R. Morrell, in the 29th year of her Funeral from the residence, 274 Hast Fifty: fitth street, 2. them fo “t No compen be hy ‘owners for thus taking | on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock. Friends of the tnele pra iueie propery iaeeriaees the act is therefore wnconstitu- | family are invited to attend. Tue remains will be taken oe to Newtown, L. L, for tntermeut, i Slat The takin ig ot there whaiveste unlawfalon smother | Monnat.—On Tuesday mornmg, July 9, of congestion ~The uso of canal posta le private use: ihe. Legs. Pres: a D Mon, Pare bas no wero ioannt tup these ne “pail wharves from tay» Bee era om the blic ti rs exclu. Toe funeral services will be held on Wednesday after- iienaee ixinson'va.' Leland. 3 Pevsrs, oon, the 10h Ina, at hali-past twelve olclook, from o Hotel, corner East i dS dN Now York. ts a Fed art omara, its tha hei State with their grantees, | divxiy.—Canimam, the beloved wife of Charles age.” These acts gat off tn harfaae wh Merry, er at her late resiaence, 53 North Third exercise of pales - re more ‘a mo eo tnas thet orice of ths futeral hersefier. cuvotoce nana ne exclusively on two piers Litetore t= ‘en at the residence of his — brother-in-law, 8, th be Minth— {ego hery osafetal The day, July 8, Huwex H. Nowzax, in Tah 438 year of ha ao teeming get ication ‘Tne frieude and relatives of the are ily GF Noyec and J. ¥. Daly, plaintiff’ counsel. fnvived to aitend the fonerai, fr from the Church of the fter full argument the rt reserved its decision, | Messiah, Greene avenues, this ad YoetordayFoadered Ita favor af the * | (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. This decision settles a question which has been a vexed | Svenve cars from Fulton ferry pass the ch' one for the last ten ee toma ae striking Quum.—At Brooklyn, om oa, Heday, July" ®, B Epwarp manner the nights of | pay Ss Bee Te et parish }. J.) tt a a ly aitece the sale of the elcid tae | __ The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend the from the residence of bie sister, No. afternoon, at act Teeidctaina grant they are-entitied ts reowive, In Hecke? 2t4 Jay sureet, om Thursday half-past two re) Company. 24, arb, 21% ii was “held | pico wpe ee ike Yee rerwiate use ie pen —On Tuesday, Jal joLta BRYAnr, a ‘ topo uttered. Frovided “the, right | augustas A Robinson, wad daughter of the late Edward Be the effect of auch. Feguintion Ia to destroy wwe | Ws in ber 10th year. ote ‘of the plaintif” Fithout compensation, for | Notice of the funeral ia Thursday’ Mitel whetner such an enaciment Torwen —At Hudson City, ert be 3 consumption, can be sustain thority to use the plers for the | Saran, wife of Nathaniel Turner, aged 44 years, Darare. Aisoaph the question ie neh free irora dineal Se ee ae owners, q rom dificalty, | Winrexa—On Monday, July 8, Hoow J. Worrans, aged and T might Seneecieoes eet whey back i V oy AoPhafury spony coaa trom mrdeeg sae Sob, ant hs Wot also pheae slips, if vacant, a8 | of his retaore Josh H. and John, and his brothers-!n- feel at liberty to vacate it, No inju delay, as canal boats can occupy well as others, = the oase can fully heard at the next | Jaw, Emanuel and Joseph Ametrano, are respectful, Gener Terms" Meaeen te, Steqoive injunctivn dented—costs Hsin vited to attend the funeral, from bis late Toridence, 87 Debevoise street, first house from De Kalb ave- nue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at thi "clock, _SHIPPING NEWS. “aLMANAG FOR FEW Yons-—rats Day, 3) moon SETS. «ee om 3 wiGm Wares. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 9, 1837. Cleared, The Olympte Theatre Litigntion—Motion fora Receiver, Before Judge Leonard. Jens N. Bolles, Receiver, dic., ve. John A. Duff 2 al.— A motion on the part of the plainti( 1m this case came up yesterday for the appointment of a receiver for the | wrnrses. collection of rents derived from the theatre, amounting | S°™S#T#.-- to abont $20,000 annually, during the pendency of the accounting before the refereo, which, it will be remom- dered, was ordered by the Court reveral months since, by oy ER pe oh derctaine the amount or | _ Steamship Russla (Br), Cook, Liverposl via Queenstown— his liew It is claimed on th's motion that Duff Esai Vinge, Rinses, Uniiindibmniciny, Pocre & ve haq already been paid all that he in entitled to out of the rents received by him. The défendants | steamshiw Albemarle, Bourne, Norfolk. City Poiwt aod asker for @ postponement of the question on the greund, | Richmona—N |, MeCrendy & Co. among other reasons, that an affidavit of ¥ra John Steamship Glaveus, Godfrey. Boston—W P Olrde. Wood, who iat present in London, was petessary for the parposes of their defence, The farther hearing of the motion was then adjourned tiil July 23, Ex Judge Allen for planti’; T. D. James for devendant, morn 12 4 mora 3 06 ee aw (rem), Herdes, Sones pean’ Metneke Bork Portia (Re), Jameson, Bremen—W_ ¥ Schmidt's Sop. 4 Chief, Harding, Cadtz—Tyy & Beattic. R Patillo (BY), Meintosh, Redonda—Morrison cs — say a Mayflower, Dif), Barbados. Trowbridgats Sons, ~ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Bork eran ta Pictou Suse! « Garba enn ewe Brig Peuy (Br), Pinkham. Brisiol, bK—O F Bul- Married, ig Sophie (wed, Jobansen, Croustadt—Funch, Meincke Trig Caprecio (Meck), Zadro, Triste and. Gibraitar—Slo. cows ‘ Tracy, Nalagn Miler t Monght ati inbaoas’ (Bek i De" Ounka Permavucc tt i be ig Magueitte (laytien), Willey, Port au Prince—R rig Nevasino, Hopkins, Tragua—Mitler & 1 faces, Bef Wesdbatea, eaney Core Wa teed. iMiama, Savanoib—@ ‘Re Peetos war Masato Vor! 8 Tngre- Brig C ft Kennedy, Merriman, Elizabethport—Thayer & Brig ¥ M Tucker, Tucker, Roston—6 1, Hatch. Sent Gen Patnata (Br), Krighton, St Ann's Bay, Ja—A 11 Solomon £0, iy br Laure Pi Soapeen, Bt arg eve! 5 hers Lon ar waste Garieton <3 (Br). Sr dymote arrell® She Amerions, Mose, Charleston Tupper & Reattie poche Jonephine, Hagerman, Ueorgeown, So~Detiner, oter eae Mary pei thy: png Gaakell, Washington, NU—Z Mills, weet Heleu Mar, a, Puiladelphia—Baker & Day- 2, Braprorn—Pmrps —On Wednesday, Jaly % at Obriet | & W ehoreh, Cincinnati, by Right Rey, ©. P. Melivaine, J. H. Bxaproo, of New York, to Miss E. ©. Paurs, of Cincin- nati, Ohio. Chemeers—Waernae. —On Thursday, Jone 27, by the Rev. Thomas Dewiit, Cuantes J, Crametts to Exizausra A. Warxcer, all of this city, ‘Suwaenrreep—Corxweit.—In ‘ipa ee on ae. July 9, by the Rev. E. D. J. B. Su: FIELD to ANNI®8 CORNWELI, Died. Anowsox.—Tho members of che Hebrew Matual Benefit Society are horeby notified that the funeral of Mr. & A®oxson will take place this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o'clock, from his law reddence, 81 West Tweites street, By order. B. BILDERSER, Secretary. Bartow.—At Fort Hamilton, +n yoomay, July 8, Mantra, danghter of the late Basil T, Barto Funeral services at St Petor's crarch, ‘Worteheater, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three y’clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully intited tonttend, Buriar.—In Brooklyn, on Toeeday, foly 9, Mancanar Maram, wife of Frederick M. Batlor, agwt 43 yoors, The relatives and friends of the fanily are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 164 Court eteet, oa Thure- | “Schr AJ Dyer, Kelly, Boston—Snow & Richardson, day afternoon, at two o'ctork. Beur U C Alken, Ho! Stamford, Brews —On “coupes ce reat vinioek aieem ann. Arrived. tive of Tullow, cow, yw, Irelan pnb The relatives friends are reepect merry Ye Titer Fs te iy tovited to | gt and 3 attend the fy-‘tal, from the residence of Mrs Mary | 1 passed a anip apt he me ‘Ann Fenlay Corner of Greenwich and Charlten Iw it; dare day, Fr gche Vietbr, boand this (Weetonday) morn {past 81, Be abip Hone IE; Gib, steamanip ‘Palesyee. bonce pl’s church, oni nue and West | for Liverpool, won place, Where a requiern mags wil! be ofered ¢ repose of her soul, aud from theuee to Caivary ‘emetery. Brews —On Toeetay, July 9, Genet Brave, of tho pias of Arkiow, County Wi. ‘ktow, Ireland, aged 49 ve ibotngton, NC, 60 mdse and passengers, to Jas Hand. reare, Terends and retations of the family are invited to at. ren Ordway (of Newburyport), Lleyt, Tnagua, 14 Co tond his funeral, from residence 843 Greenwich etree:, on t. to Breit, Son & Thoreday en, —— = tans ‘4 é Bark N iiaven ne maby Hopkins, Cow Bay, 15 Creo,—Ou Mouday, Ju! uy Ane, wife of Jo jaya, with coal, to Miller om 3 Cen oat ar oe | eee Lewin Uhthp Hall, Cow Bays 18 dae, with soul, to The relatives and frienda of the family areinvited to | Myler. end ihe funeral sorvions, at Trinity Chapel, on Thurs | pees er ake dune oe hee Ash oe ee ii eae ete. day afternoon, at balf-prst three o'clock. Het rewains | Covstantia (Dut: th iost, 60 miles $B from will be he rev to ane ‘ometory for interment. Barvegut, passed through ares quantities of some cotton, Cor — Se iy. oo mdey, July AUWRED, oldest | pieces oO: aonre painted Woodwork, casks, and other #7) son of Alfred and Catharine Cox. 7 Set, apparently some large i had been desiruyed by The relatives and friends of the family are respect. plaster, fully iuvited to a‘tend the funeral, from the residence of | ygii'S Tistnere (Beh Moore, Windsor, 28 days, with his parenta, No, 75 Cortland tirest, this (Wedoesday) af. Behr s T Kittay Glenden'n, Calais, te noon at lwo o'clock, The r will bo tmterred ia | Schr Kenurick Fish, Turner, Culnta, iter, Calais for south Amboy. Caivary Cemetery. Behr Kioise, Nut Cont, —On Tuesday morning, July pr ceed & long Pu rely, rowiey eames Falla, Sager Cenies Conte, te tan Ou y heme soenden ce. Selir Lucy A Blossom, Urocksr, Rondout for Bostom, es and freade of the fami < termed to at. tone the funeral, from his late residence, 120sh street aod Harlem river, on Friday afteravon at three o'clock. Hariem boat leaves Pook Siip at hai past one o'clock, landing at 120th street, Sebi: Caroling, Grant, Rondout for Boston, Wind at sunset NW, Marine Disasters. Bane Metaon (Br), Mason, from New York June 10 for Coxguet.—At South Bergen, N. J. on Toeslay mor- | 1004, Abaam Come! om, has been burned at sea. The mate, carpenter and’ m—or* ust, aged 43 years, @montus | ro of ine crew werelons Phe had b anageiet GUNS guile “ae relatives and friends are reapecifally eerae to} maptha, 10,493 Iba paraffine, 2117 galle petroteam, 7199 do pe- 4 the funeral, thor (Wednesiay) evening, at woleum redned, 960 do lubricating oli, 460 bble spirits tur. rc Stoleck, from bie iate residence, Van Winkie street, ioe pentine. Academy, Ihe rvmaiue will be \aken to Paramus, N, J., lane own, trom Rew, Ofteane for pests ot for taterment, ean sergund onthe SW Pass bar fr oro es oe Demviewn.—At Newberg, N. Y., on Monday, July 8, i Fasten it by ume tow! Winsam H, Donenvity after @ short ilinens, Funeral us (WedpeWay) afiernoun. at four o'clock, ‘Baw 3 Bascmo (its), from Mew Orieana ie teen ~ | pores burned and Doara one ! acing — 1 arate hae a a cargo at Malaga, Le be saved stale and posit e's a sald to be. insures ia New Or. Buia Axwre M (Rr), from Charleston for Halifax, struck @ rock in lerrance Bay. aud was wwed into Halifax 8th ins waterlog sed. ‘ Ly Lgaeed Morton, of Fairhaven, wasat Bermuda 2%b ait. Sonn Niannio, Simmons, from Taunton for New York, in ‘of Newport hurvor Sth \aab collided with solr fins, Bidsiage, trom Boston for New York, at an- ig Barbet oe carrying ‘away the latter's jibbowm; the of Turks Creactan, June icine Ocean Bolle, Islas m Balumore for Malaga, stranded oa Cape Spar- ter, ae areae Lion Belge (8). ores of the vo evap te Jett Newrort, EB, June 3—The Fephirtig oem Yesterday, after eee Purser J B Docharty. of stoamship Sao Jacinto, from Sa- Vaonah, has our thanks’ for favors, Soiemez ene for $1800) on the Br chip Sea Witch, ot New York, was registered 2185 per eat? Netice to ogee DANGEROUS WRECK IN TH) Flayne, June 27—The Bi Laureny Hooande, ar. rived here from New York. reports having passed June 20, in Int 43, ton 45, the hull of a large vessel bottom up, eopper sheathed, and apparsutly along tame ja thai condition, Ske {2S dingervus object fur aavigation, Whalemen, Sehr Allie B D; fof Rrentsantonre). oh, Dome. arrived at New TBeliond iti tase fi rom grok 200 bbls wh oil, June lat 0 lon 74 arokh sche John A Lewis, Chapman, of Provinosiown, clean : 28th, bri con, of § oor had shipped a beavy sea, which swept and carried away one mann re Roman), sailed fron New Leomoa 6ti Tact for Llurd's feleud Sehr Emma Jape, Cia Bark Navy, Davia. of NB, arrived at Hakoiedt oP med all weil except Mrs Davis. Had takea, 110 bbls ath for wine feavi aviog wich 3; would sail on for arouse Sark Sunveam, Barrett, of NR, was at Guam March 8, having taxeo 6) bbls spoil since leaving Sandwich Is cio: Heese ‘Uchotsk Seas: ati ‘k Courser, Hatnblen, of NB, was at Hakodadt tat — taken nothing since leaving Sandwich Islands; nar ro, Paun, of MB, was at Hakodad! April 22, hav- lag tikes IT bois tps 25) detent and, eal Ioe bons aiaes leaving Sandwich 1sl- nda; bound to Arctic, rk Active Robinson, of NB, waa at Hakodad! April 21, having taken #0 bbls up oil since leaving Sandwich Isiauds! 10 Arc Bark Stella, Nye, em was at Yokohama May 9, with oil as peiory. reported; to Ochotsk, chip Homkn, Vinal, of NB, wae at Guam March 12, a, having taken 150 bla sp ofl since leaving San Franciscé; bo far Sea and nortn. rk Atlantic. of NB, was Groneties March 20, with 700 bls oll since ledving Mauritius in December Spoken. Ship Vani jeLellan, from Liverpool for + California, ek Aone a We Hee from Liverpool for New Orteans, Sune te iat ve fon | Bark Barlow. from London for Philadelphia, July 7, off Nantucket (by pilot boat Geo W Blunt, No 1 Bark Kdward, from Cow Bay for N¥ork, July 7, off Nan- Foreign Ports, NIIER. May reser by, N B Palmer, Steele, from New rant for for Hong Kor fled, Virginia, Fulton, America; Baxcrrona, June San Juan, Blasco, Pensacola. Baxoxox, april 16—Arrived, BL Harriman, Wilding, Hon, ea Rot 2%, Panama, Soule, Pernambuco; Mey 3 Young Ove Greek, Belnwolt, Hong Kong; 80, Lye-ee-tmoon, Lo- : Bera June June 29 (not July 5)—Arrived, brig Henrietta, Canpite, Juve 28—Batied, Chas 8 Pike, St Thomas. Dest Jane B—Arsived 9 L Thicraua, Nordsabolae, Bal. timore for London (and proceeded). Tisinouz, June 2 Passed oy, Persia, Holm. from Cron. stadt for NYork (another account says for 0). Giascow, June 26-Salied, Hitersle (8), 3 Munroe NYork. pGiexoci, June sailed, Loyal Sam, Bidwell, San r Grpeactar, June 20—Arrived, ais jew Or- jeans. Havre, June 27—Sailed, H D Brookman, Say Hoxo Kong, May 15—In port bak Ei for piantrax, July 2—Arrived, brig Thetia, Forbes, Philadel- Inagua. June 24—In port bark Minnle Gordon, Leslie, for NYork 2 days: ir IVERPOOL. “Jane 2%—Arrived. Helvetia (s), Thompson, NYork: Revoa:hire, ‘Calhoun, New Orieai Salied 28th, Beauty, Munroe, Gloucester, Mass. Cleared 2b, A Denike. sones, Baltimore; Fidelio, Kindt, Philadelphia. Entered out 24th, Santee, Salter, for Calc ott, Paterson, Galvenlon Wal Jenkins, Durkee, Piladelphis, Lompospenar, June 20—Arrived (not sailed, as before Bieng, Christianson, San Francisco. ‘ship 3 F Hersey, Staples, Va- rw June Lg ea Batted 2ist, J. hine Ms Fickett xwrost 3 j—sailed, ied Palo A ot Wiley Cardenas. (auBvco, June $—The N! Foon aod Fran- for Liver 1, has put in in want of Be Coors Sune 35-0 port orig ee seca y une a from ir, do. ax Suse 8—Arrived, sche B © Scribner, Bur- Bor Jou. ia ae seme Longs ht ship — ri te l- he ee pt Bi isan. nian mise, unatiallfit Now res as Sot eae att 2 cto ty faySaone ood, trose a Bay: wound F Waint ‘Mew Bed. PROCS rasp ager p al 435 PM): ig Scotland. ah Rima tits ships or cnc Clara Ai orate parts Maude Bingapore; Trovaigre, Joarua; E #Wittiame = Georg rab m Kosesch Philedelpie; Bats Ses HoiE, July Arrived, schr D 8 Miller, Mills, WUptared—Schre Othello, Eldridge, Boston; Joseph Seger. SBAGbe, July ¢—Arrived, brig Edith, Putnam, Phila- brie Engenia. Coombs, Tereeira (Azoren): 6th, arro!, M ia: Cherub, Fletcher, Ry cag oe Pe ig eed BiaisTOL, Jaly 6~-arrived, achr Bostoo, Smith, Philadel- phia. ‘i Henry i Pe mer “Piladelpbist pvr Regus xe sloop Harvest farvest, Corwin, NYork. can E STON, faly 4 —Sailed, Sp 1 Ppolacre Elna, Maris. rcelo tib—-Arrived, brig Rotheay (Br), Crouse, Canienss. At ne. a Spanish bra. Sehr 8 T Baker, Brewster, « Northern port Long, Hayes, Newport, Wanata, . Arrived, sehrs Hazelton, Gardner, Mien H Brown, Pierce, do. Ha: July ScArrived, schrale A Orentt, Butler, Darien, Gard AG srford, Buckley, Vhiludeiphic: A ler* bert, i/owes, and EL, Hammond, Lawrence, Hi ork. EDGAKTOWN, July Arrived, chrs Ned Sumter. Lord, Niork for Bouton: Crest or the Wave, Young Philadel for do; Gen Meade. Godfrey, NYork for Portsmouth; Wel- lin pie \. Barber, Philadelphia for Bath, vad ily July 7—Satied, " achrs Montevou, Conkin. Eliza & Rebecca, rice, and Eva Belle, Becry, rrived, brig 110 Brooks, Melane, Philadetp ecu Theodore ean, Phi Came oe JOMNESTON. dehy Arrived, rg Prof Zulnger, De. “Seared Int, ache Fred NYork, 24, steamers as, Sa arrites soy ey tee achra Flestwing Br), Reynard, Bt Toba. S ao for Providence; Geo W Snow, Foster, Clark, Chery 4 AM—Arnved, schirs Cabot, Bacon, NYork for Bos Preseott, Freeman, Bosiou for N York (and proceed: Shoaspaerarom July T—Arrved, echr Clare Ran. jo, Ran ORLEANS, Jal; 7 8—Arcived, A yetris toop-of. rlanbeth, roe! er, Vern Gruss stip nearearge ovens, ; harks Ve nto (Fr), Dedmeau, ; Re fine (Br, Tobin, th red—Hark Ban iis (Fr), Privat, Rordean: brige Merea'en alex) Baseo Campeachy; Anton ite (Sp). Perren, ef, yachts Pleetwing, vwinan: do: en kro ee ree ly. Fennimore, and Mary & Coyne, fiedeiphia; Bitzabe: Hoguy 8 Forks he Vols, these "an and Lamariue, Souen 4 aos do; Ben, PORT, duty T—Salled, brig Harp Arey, from NYork for Boston; achr Ana M Edwards, Ellis, NYork for Norta Denuie: Adeiside, Crowley, Somerset for Philadel phn. Sth—arrived’ sehre Two Marys, Willetts, Pbiladsiphia: Adelaide, Smith, Filzabethport; & fuller. Var. mouth for N York; Be Elizabeth M Sunith, Chase, Richard Borden, Bore Decatur Oakes, Berry, iy ‘uly G—Arrived, By Princet Wells, New ilaven a ‘NYotky penrs uli Alien, Dre NYork bound to. Richmond, Va, leaky. Mosley. Urano, Wa Tios, Thee, ‘Pretidence; Oatrie Po: 9: JH Wainwright More's, aud Bin D bat'oork, Colcord, Hangers 8 9 Lee, X rT weediey. Bradiey, Norwich; AM Fdwanta, Wins +4 Nyork. “At quarsutioe’ back Cbes dumm. from Nevaccc: lea red—s ip tuvinettag, Vi Virden. NYorb 3 barks Georce & | Johann ihrem nah ay stunt Princevon. Wel 1 (from Yarmouth), dev, Fall ea nopbia' Wilson, Novell Fe nd Maris Jaue, Jones, Providense) ki mma F tie ‘RON, Fink, Wilh Hart, sale r Thomas tueket ‘atson, Houck, Ca , Reviason, Portamouth; 2 a steamer Munter, Eastport, " Mindat nba Aang" apse} Nadel ph! reli, Kelley; Gowd K tnd £4 Rayner, Rayner, do, Trane N Sere mour, Norton, bilgabermport iow, Kaymond, JM Free Sidtnigs, and Geo F Browa, Ueda Gov; Biecketous, Seakeon, do. eer NYork; slowp SaliedSeits Geo False NieReresn, Phi fannie Ann, agit os a ‘dos ey Corton Pore ny wean eric! BAN ", G—sailed, ship White Swallow, peAvatath Jal duly ein ship Consul (Br), Bareis7, TRALEN, daly 1—areved, echr © 4 Bammond, Paine, Sreiled th, bark Johann ke ae ke ew ese id Jerse; rene At OST one rovusn, ant: EVENING TELEGRAM. es TS # bys NEWSPAPERS } | RIC. i ONE CENT. _FOR § SALT EvaRIWiBRi Frounnsa POOKET BOOK CORTADUENS. A of 3 She Ristenn ir x, pourest & at jwner can Obtain the sauie calling Property. at Superintendent"s ollice aud proving I OST-ON Rasoepax. JOLY 6, IN 106TH STREET, 4 between aa and Eleventh avenues, s (312) wwelve in ‘The finder will be rewarded oa rains the sane to H.C. a street, oF 10 105th agrees, last house, by Eleventh avenue, OsT—A LACE SHAWL BETW Waee Bees BROADWAY AND on fe Pen foser pe itberal retard wul be paid for he revara te ¥. 72 Duane street, OST—BLACK VALISE (DROPPED FROM A CAR’ thestrteal ar Rs in containiug ‘manuscript The finder will be suitable He rewarded, by ‘Bri You” ooklya, oF ab 237 O8T.—LEFT poh ag pene 4 3, A Street evr, in Tel cattaneie jg @ Steamboute Prip ig forthe month of Jui for the retura of the buck Ad way” bills is ‘Wall street, OST-MAPS.—ON TURSD s Me ae ay Laverty atraot, ibreaan Meanie ck rew: by leaving at nat the desk of iba Labby " 56 Warren street. O8ST—A SMALL BLAGR, AND T; LJ her tail clipped to make it Lok, for her revurn to 67 Cortlandt siré sey City, OST.-$3 REWARD FOR TH? RETURN OF A smal ores faced Goid Watch, es ame in smal! letters on face. 763 Broadway, coracr of Ninth OST—SUNDAY LAST, Lig) oF fa arf of the steamer Bord: nig from New York, at os P, M., cont one big piece of ehirarmic:l instom ‘Aments, will to the perwon dati th to Dom Devan, 26 Tent Fourth street meer Rrowdway, Naw Works OST OR MISLAID—FOUR DRAFTS OF W. an mor er, Jr..on Philips, Justice dated ‘May at six months, $2: i Tage g at ix mont S386 9; ate De ae ta att init peymeut bas been REWAICDS. $5 REWARD.—LOST ON WEDNESDAY, JULY et from $2 Orchard street, a black and tan Slut, between Band5 P.M. Answers to the name of Minnie, $5 orld, o Posee Diary, enmlalalagaorivene Underalgned, a discharge issued eral c. Ww. D. Be Garreisouy Company B Titiconth ¥. ¥. Be and other f ian pad BP same vo rate bat eine om wis Aaa 3d Gand: treet, will reecive the above reward. REWARD,—I WILL PAY TO ANY ONE WHO will bring back my son, Join B, Lavexco, 12 away from home two weeks since; be is an about 19 years old, elim buitt and small; haa slank gait and 4 cut mark op bis wrist; ing. bia tata information of him will receive she addressing Geacomo Luveadu, 73 Tate ree WA REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR INFOR. mation pertaining to my two and Fran cisco Antonio, aged ay 10 and Years, who away from their home on the 4th Jane Ler on Hoon — ny begeyrs stout ~~ hate —_ but little English; lant pear nce, R. fe se ‘Angelo ‘eusso, 73 Thompson street, New York, & REWARD.—LOST, gay Poy: 4 $25 Seen a aa ee ove piace, a PosT OFFICE NOTICE. a uA oF isB. ‘a nig TL one FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. . BROAD- a ‘and: ha Dain ae EO 5 Se AN ll ‘ME. HARRI hon ban fgg Mitzcntertat Roted Wit "brew and clck sobing MUSICAL. A A. Siento aps re rasidenee op y, ee ilv Tierra od GERMAN PROFESSOR GIV! quarter, free. sPopla win fap vo learn 7 Anon mrimeatar are = ni i iy ear or Bh . es tionary store, 1 near ew Baki gens PIANO, VIOLIN, SINGING. ' Aas Te nw ole ber] rece ee or —A FIRST CLASS oa Sta a reader, lv open for an eh SE Protestant chor; aalary expected, box 4,906 Post o‘fice, WIN Bs. | JALUVORS, ac. ARTUPIOTAL | WINS.—ALL i “Ds OF ARTIFICIAL Wioe, as red. white Port, Madeira, oon be man factured al the ioweut rate ai ce; the sams to pure wine Inquire of L. it BeitawaR, or ist aliew street cigar store, Samples en be seen thy 2 XPRESSES. “4 0G HYNARD, FURNITCRE EXPRESS, 72 AND 0 ABE street, bear RAITORS BXEREON ‘packed, ship ed, stored aud taoved, city BURNHAM'S FURNITORE EXPRESS OFFIO! A. ths West ‘Peventh sircet, near intey Puritore Wacone for moving Furniture, city or cowntey; Fu ; Furniture packed and supped, Money advanced. . pam vane onshore os eel v. MEXICAN AND ensries Fo omen Hiya ‘al al “rae ay to all paris of Cuba, 03% Thowaa, it Onur, i CARMINGION 1 2 00.,99 pelo MPORTANT TO TOURISTS. FRFIGNT for Saratoga, Mone em ye Lanse, on Chesmpinin, ¢ ine Biver Lawrence « a ianchester, Vt., 1 places in Northern New jermont and Canad, ‘aod on the line of the Harlew Railroad, for and delivered at residences, Directions Gocal leit at our oiive oF set by tnall wil revelve promps maTional,) — COMPANY, Broadway. PURCH ANG AGENCY. (ARRINGTON & 00. PURCHASING “AG BBNTS, a. Broadway, vew York, purchase on iexion any~ thing wented Trou New Tork. Vunde with the @ ihe order LOAN OFFICE Est [7 T_MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA. A moods, satehen Jewelry, Ae, , AJ same beast tab. oat wobrokers’ tickets boug! Dine Sale Gaaen ‘Jewelry, ‘ac. ate 1 Sleccner atroct, seeond? floor, three ‘west of browdwvay. ed NO. 6—1 PAY THE yg Jewelry, Watches, dc., T I9l BROADWAY, RO eat prices tor Dian Will advance Uberaily on 3 fas T G3 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BLERCKER treet, up stairs, (be utraost value paid for Diargonds, Watches, "ewe ote, Biber mar pw erape naslen on cuumiguments’ Diatoods and Watches far Ale Ocal a Pytr : = Had 4 PRIS. es ee YANG! MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATORS ea Las aor bowght for oat at full values beer N, 735 | , BROADWAY.-I PAY THE HIGHEST Price | AT Pat iSOonde, Watches, Jewelry, &0., oF advance om j apt Diamond Broker, —— Wallack’ i cr wan oN \ WATOR DIAMOND: Age f Bra dos and Personal pee o eres = broadway. JACKSOs, Lil Grand wo war, N STREET, ROOM NO. A, NAB ("pints "Wr ‘ad Reneral merehantioa, se andive, oF A apy CHS MADE ON >PORorumnss vainal roperty, Merchandise er @oed seourity, N. LE’ f Brakes Ot Beaenee eo . een FAP TAS, PAD For pranonp sRwauny — iooaoes t Bw UC Diamond Breer, sine youre at 512 Broad: RS es . er the vaaae over abt and soid f ee WALCHibs, . “hee ¥, ac. WANTED— ir ranean Raving a Resa . spplying Dis. dinnep-nuditiimanee a