The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1867, Page 7

ieee me vs FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mosoay, August 19-6 P. Mf. ‘The railway share market has not been materialiy in- fluenced by the movement of currency westward, and ‘the indications are (ua! so long as practical ease is folk in monetary channels the bulls, who are now loaded with stocks, will continue to holdgibem. How long it will be ‘before we have an active seven per eent money market fs just now uncertain; but it is only # question of time, ‘and then the outpouring of speculative stocks will be “thick as leaves in Valiambrosa.”” ‘The money market remains as easy as it was last ‘weer, although the alatement of the associated banks for the week ending on Saturday shows a decrease of 96,573,633 in legal tender notes, and $5,362,114 in net deposits. The latter is mainly owing to the remittance Of eurrency westward to move the crops, butchiefly wheat and wool; amd each anccseding starement, for ome months to come, is likely to indicate a similar out- ward flow of capital, varying, however, considerably in ‘extent from week to week. Much of the currency sent ‘westward consisted of national bank notes, of which the Danks here pow hold.a very moderate amount, Heace the iarge decroase in iogal tenders is due to other Causes than the Western drain—namely, tho redemp- thon of August compound interest notes, which matured on (ho 15th inst, andthe sales of gold by the Treasury. From tho fact that the specie in the banks has increased $608,560, it is to be inferred that the Treasury sold more than its receipts for customs duties during the week, ‘The other changes (a the returns are animportant, the ans aud discoants Maying decreased $194,529, and the Girculation having increased $104,479, The totals of the present and previous statements stand as under: — August 10, uguct 17. $58.42 240 $259.282,411 11.997 5,920,557 Ls. 85,568,258. 333,669,797 2 198/408, 705 194,046,591 431 69,473, 798 . * 499) 868,035 414 230,517 13,743,650 19,272,301 At the same time last year the condition ef the banks ‘was as follows, and the Uufereaces appended are those betwoon the two returas tated respectively August 18, 1866, and Auguat 17, 1357: a Specie Girouiaton Now that the Western drain affords an outiet for na- tional bank notes, ali the city, as well as the country banks, wil! be likely to present their matared compound Interest notes for reteraption. This will have the effect of reductug their jegal reserve to the amount of the nationa! currency raveived ia exchange; but this 18 im- material, under existing circamstances, to the banks, and it will throw into cirentation some of the balnitce which has latterly bean lying idie in the Sub-Treasury. Loans are still mado freely to stock houses at 4.0 & per cont, while the principal dealers in government securi- es are amply supplied by private lenders at three, The discount line continues to show more activity, and the best grado of paper is variously rated at from five to seven per cent, according to names and the leagth of time it has to run. The banks are reluctant to take paper with more than ninety days unexpired. The geueral rato for the best grade is six per cent, alibough some banks are unwilling to do business below seven. Bank officers anticipate a six or even @ seven per cent money warket before the end of the month, and are disposed to hold their funds in readiaess accordingly. ‘Their resorves ara, however, wore than twelve millions in excess of the legal limit, and as their deposits are withdrawa the amoant of their necossary reserve will be reduced im proportion. ‘The go'd market has oxportenced a farther advance. After opeaing at 141 it rose steadily to 141%. and the closing transactions wore at 14154; but after the board edjourned 14134 was the bast bid, There was # moder- ately brisk borrowing demand for coin, which was met at $a 7 per cont per annum, and 1-64 a 1-32 per cent per diem im favor of the lender. The gross clearings amounted to $31,570,000, the gold balances to $927,102 and the currency balances to $1,963,896.. The demand for customs duties is stilt at the rate of about balt a million a day. ‘The receipts at the port iast week aggre- gated $3,070,000, and the Sub-Treasury disbursements of’ coin interest during the same time amounted to $152,000. The imports of ‘specie and bullion for the week were $129,024. The general employment of gold certificates in paying customs duties is shown by the receipt of $2,804.496 of last weok’s receipts in this form, only $174,000 having been in gold. The total amotnt of gold certincates issued by the Sub-[reasury ep to the 17th inst, was $214,867,600, of which 187,731,000 had been redeemed, jeaving $27,136,660 outstanding. The upward tendency of premium is attribuiabie to the reconstruction muddle, the Cabines maddie, the Treasury Department over issue muddle ‘and the prospect of the Western democrats organizing ‘@ party io favor of converting the funded debt into legal tender notes, which last may be considered a new way -of paying old debts. The Treasury is understood to have gold more than a.million of gold to-day, but with- out exerting any apparent influence in checking the tendoncy of the market. ‘The gonoral trade of the city shows signs of improve- ment, and the tone of feeling among the mercaatile community ia cheerful. In the dry goods market there is increased activity, and owing to the stocks of foreign and domestic goods being only moderately heavy prices ‘are well maintained, The receipts of cotton at all the ports are on a considerably larger seale than they were ‘at the beginning of the month, the total for the week ending on the 16tb inst, having been 6,830 bales, making an aggregate of 1,855,676 bales since September 1, ‘against 2,020,773 bales during the same (ime in 1805-66, The exports, on the other hand, are on « very light and declining scale, the total for the week having been only 4,639 bales, making 1,541,155 bales since the Ist of Sep- tember, against 1,909,950 baies for the corresponding period in the previous year. The stocks at all the ports aro reduced to 137,380 bales, against 811,257 bales at the same time in 1866, Of this aggregate ‘there was held at the dates of the Iniest ad- vices at New Orleans, 24,449 baler; at Mobile, 5,709; at Charleston, 822; at Savannah, 2,575; in Texas, 5,677; at Now York (estimated), 68,000; in Florida, 148, and at other ports (estimated), 30,000. The reports relative to the growiag crop are contradictory, but it is certaim that the cotton worm has done considerable damage in Tious sections, and especially in Louisiana, The heavy rains, too, submerged portions of the lowlands, aod the grass has proved troublesome to the planters; but a fa- vorable change in the weather has great!y improved the crop’s prospects, and more encouraging accounts are ‘new coming forward. The stock of cotton at Liverpool on the 3d inst, aggregated 675,800 Dales, and that at London 83,680 bales, while there were 50,000 bales of American and 772,710 of indian afioat, making a total of 1,542,140, against 1,672,550 at the same time last year. At the early aession of the open board railway shares ‘were steady at the clomng prices of Saturday. At the first regular board the market was slightly lower, bat it ‘was well supported by the bull chques| Hudson River ‘was oxcoptionally strong, and as the whole of it is hetd by s few mon, they can do what they please with it, re- g irdioss of its ow selling at about double its real value. New York Central closed >; lower than at the same tim yesterday, Erie $;, Michigan Southern 4, Rock I: 44, Northwoatern jg, do. preferred %. Hudson River was 1 higher, Government securities were dull, Cou- pon sixes of 1881 were i lower, five-twenties of 1864 %, seven-thirty notes of the second series 4. Five- tworties of 1862 wore % higher. State stocks were rather heavy, and Tennessee sixes, new, deciined i. ‘The old express shares were in good demand and very Vmited supply. Adams was % bigher, selling at 75; United States, T4j,; Wells-Fargo, 964. Merchants’ Union, with 30 per cent paid, declined 4M, selling at 1754, and with 25 per cent paid at 12%. At the open board, at one o'clock, prices were slightly higher on a portion of the list, Erie selling at 704 a \, Rock Isiend at 108 ind New York ¢ 02%. At thesgeand regular board (he market and steady. New York Central closed >) bigher than at the first regular boari, Erie %j, Mickigan Seuthera 4, Cleveland and Toledo 1, Fort Wayne iy. Ilinoir © tral waa %{ lower, Northwostern preferred 4, Canton &, Woeatern Union Telegraph 1. Government goid-bearing securities were steady. Coupon five-twonties of 1862 were % higher. Seven- ‘thirty notes were heavy. The second series declined ' aad the third 4. Among the exprese shares American sold at 73. Py In the suit of Waterbury ve, nose, in the Supreme Court of this district, & motion to vacate an order of reference to take the testimony of cerisin officers of the Merchants’ Union Fapress Company bas been denied. The injunction im the suit of Beardsley (sterchants’ Union) vs. Waterbury bas been vacated, and the motion to attach Mr Wate:bery and bis counsel bas been denied, as also the motion to vacate the order of refer. ence in the sult of Wacerbury against Ross, At the baif-onst three open board the market was securities at the counters of the leading dealers, with more disposition to seil tham to buy om tne part of the Outside public. At the close the market waa un- steady at the gubjoined prices:—Rogistered, 1981, 1103; a 110: twenties registered, 1862, 1004; «1094; ; five tweaties, coupon, 1862, 11334 a 113% ; do. 1864, 109% a 109; 1965, 11034 01103; ; do. January and July, 10834 @ 10834; five-twentios, coupon, 1867, 1083, @ 103%, ; ten-forties, registered, 991; — 9934; ten-forties, coupons, 102%; 102%; August sevenchirties, 107k & 107%; June sevon-thirties, 10734 0 107%; July seven-thirties, 1075, 8 107%; October compounds, 1864, 119% a 119; December do., 117% @ 118% ¢ May do., 1865, 117 a 1174; August do., 1 October do,, 115 a 115%. securities are being sent hero for sale by the Woatern banks and private individuals in that section in conse- quence of (he proceeds being needed for crop purposes, eign exchange market, and its tone wae sluggish and rather heavy. Bankors’ bills on Wngland, at sixty days, were quoted at 109%, a 100%, at three daya, 110.4 L103; Commercial bills, 103, days, 5.13% @ 5.ALY; the day Total receipts..$12,805,545 Total payments. i ry 063 For customs... 441,000 Balance ...... 38,642 For gold notes. . 79,000 condition of focal monetary affairs, waich reflects the drain of currency from this ceatra:— quite active, as much 80 as on yestesday; but as of the banks received remitiances from ‘New York this morning the market was actually “without change. From anticipation, however, it waa, if anything, a share closer, as the leading discount houses do not feel inelined to accept long paper, knowing that the present demand for currency for moving tue crops isa mers drop in the bucket compared to what it wil! be two or three weeks hence, Large ramit'ances of curreucy have been telegraphed for, and will arrive to-morrow. the present time, a Ci mand for louns, but from the active employment of our. rency 12 moviug country produce and goverament se- curities, The wool clip is moving moze freely, and NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1867. steady and dull, and duriag the rest of the afternoon there was no material change. At six o'clock the fol- lowing quotations 105%; a \; Erie, 70; Southern, $245 @ Wayne, 10534 ferred, issippi certificates, 27 a 1%; Westera Union Tolegraph pas re curront:—New York Central, 4; Reading, 196%; Michigan Rock Island, 103% @ %%; Fort ,; Northwestern, 4575 a 46; te pre- Pacifie Mail, 147}¢ aX; Obio and Miss- ‘There was alight business transacted te government ; Coupon do, ly @ 11; five- do., 116; September do., 1153; a 115%; Considerable amounts of seven-ihirty notestand other ‘There were no transactions of importance in the for- 9.1094(, billsoa Paris, at sixty at three days, 5.124 a 5.13%. The United States Sub-Treasuret ia this city reports ’s business as follows: — A Chicago journal of Saturday thus speaks of the The demand for currency to go to the country — eral On the same topic, which is on9 of general interest at ‘onati paper remarks :— The money market is close, not from an excessive de- the resources of the country banks are taxed to find means to asaist that interest, at the same time that the flaxseed and wheat men are in Wat of accommodations, causing a surplus of exchange aad asbarp demand for curreney from the country. SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, August 19-10:15 A. M. 10) sha West Union Tel 4554 100 Quickativer Miu Co. 30! 100 Butler Coat Co, 9) do. 25 pe 2W Adams ii xpross 8 Amwricaa Exp Go.. 724 do. cal 10 U 8 Expreas Co 10 Wells, Fargo 30) N ¥ Coatrai RE 5 do...12 o'ciocke 107 i Marat iat pi ex il 3 00 do. id ser, 12M 107%, SO Erie RR ...... 930 G97 Gy) NY State bi. reg.. 1500 di 2000 Tenn 6, now 00 do, Ti Cen c paeago & Nw be 45% ab se! 70 Bank of NAmerica, 107 &) Park Bank......... 150 18 Citizens. Gas Co... 300 Canton Co. . Wi Sumbert'd Coat ped x 10) American Coal 3 Wesxern Union, Tel, i 200 Pitts, FW & © 1nd. - geese agers ger REPORT. Day, Auguat 19-6 P. M. Corton.—There was less as ta the market, but pre- vious prices were sustained: The sales were mainly to spinners, and comprised about 1,000 bales. The offerings were only moderate. We quote :— Ordinary... ies, paladin Good Vado 6 but firm. The sales were 4,000 bags ex Ponua Terma Of other kinds wwe note sales of 100 bags Coe ind'440 do. St. Domingo, Iu bond, for export, on privata terms. e Froun axp Guax. Receipts, 14.499 bbls. flour, 816 baes corn meal, 19,882 bushels st, 158,015 do. corn, 10,840 do, td $00 do. rye. dem: old State ‘and W ern flour continued fairly active, and pi need 10c. a Ses per bbl. while new was Gul, Out a Steady. the DUNK of the sales being at Saturday's California was quiet but stead. sales tineinding California) were about 10,000 bbls, at our quotations, Southern flour was active, but teary though prices were unchanged. The sales bbis., within the range of our quotations, Rye trifle higher, and moderately active. Sales a 88 was more active, and 1009 bls, ry 00 for city, and Brandywine on private terms. We quote: Superfine State and Western $7 6 ag3 50 Extra State. 91 10 80 Choice do... new 1 75 Common to 7 We 1330 Rouad hoop 9 50 8 10 % NOale@ 19 75 a 15 00 210 50 a 12 09 12% aio 12 00 0 14 50 27008 90 50a —— 63a 650 1 B75 a 600 70a — — market was vuoyaat, Kinds exce} Southern were Be. a be. Detter ty fo ive, “The salen were abo my aa | se opot sed toerrive white forn!| fou e request at unchanged rates, Sales de stand vomieal at tiie., gold. Other wan unchanged. “Ba es of 107 8 on Fal STORES. then inder the beav: aval spare nrpentine, under the barrels. Other kinds were Provis Home.—Receipte @ Dbie, set, 1 do, and 100 Bat oboe lard, The market for, ‘at the it moderate! st the close, when new Gor olds.. Oa Te ie Paporved cured short rib at ie. to bulk. market for lard was shade tirmer ee wore active, Bales 750 bbis. at 150 teres, from the 1h of Auguat to Tat large. sellers’ option, Butter and at our Tegulee ye ‘ot aa Fae tts erect % * oyalk was quoted Jord consunmmated ; standard white nee at ty 1 500 10 September at Be, Iman rel iight miraw towhwe, on Write Tor August str )ger, abd 800 yf active, A ale wasmade ao. 1t Septembe: Rangoon w i J,WW0 bags. on Priv acs cece wore Gull an Wom rat y 126 or clover, " “aes w for cc and ee’ cae or flax) the latter, however, was stead Meanie wan stendy and firm. Serine ae a L386. :_ alan 4,000 Ls, wart Svcgs.—Haw wag unchanged, being in Cajt dqpngnd ang on, "for Porto Iie from 267 Hudson street, on Wedo No, 239-Henry street, o2 o'eloe : Cola rae i Morile. ge St Cor ax ‘was without decided change, being a4 ta Rie ‘ondy, at 1g, 9 117Ge. for fa 325 hhds., at i was moderate! Tow, Ve. a vushed ranitlated, was in Calr request and eteady. The antes were pe at Hi. Sighs 3s bbls. The market was dull aud ~ vent MARRIAGES - AND DEATHS. Marrica, Baarv—MoG wm, 0 Sunday, August 18, at St. Boo- . me Rey” Father Gamboavilie, Mr. Pat- By, Bena F. ne aged 2 years moatns. or ee and friends are reapectfalty foniet to attend 0 eae this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘eat Fortioth street. oe ie Monday, August 19, after a rid iilness, Lawnunt npn in @l - TY har of Be age. tl ‘The relat.ves and fri esday Bristow.—On Sunday, August 18, Wa, BR ‘ones incly Say ear of his aga, The fi ‘and relatives of the family, aiso Star of Hope Lodge No. 430, . and A, M., are respectfully in- vited to atiend the funerai, from bia late residence, ia Forrest stroot, Brooktya, &. D., this (Tuesday) afteraoos, at two o'clock. Masontc.—Tbe membors of Star ot Hope Lodge, No. 430, F. avd A. ‘1, are: hereby summoned to mest at their Lodge rooms, rege ohare gm agp yrs at one rao, o’ciock, for the purpose of paying ee last tribute of re- spect to our late Brother William B Bristow, late a member of Independent Royal Aroh Lodge No. 2, #. and A.M. The members of sister lodges are most respect. fully invited to attend, By order of JOHN L. NOSTRAND, W. M. Ks Denuicd, Secretary. ARSON.—A‘ Cape May, oa Monday, August 12, Joseew Carson, of Baltimore, im the dst year of lis age. Canna —On Monday, August 19, Grace E., infant daughior of James and Kate L, Cating. Tne relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wodaesday aftor- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence o her grand- father, Seventh street, near Contrai avenue, Hunter's Foi, Le. i. Cuariix,—Om Sunday, August 13, H, B. Orarno, Jr., aged 25 years. of the firm of oy Cladin & Oo. Faneral trom the residence of his tatner, Fordham Heights, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past tnroe o'clock, Harlem train leaves Twenty-sixth streot at half-past two o'clock. Carriages in waiting at the depot to go and return from the bose. Chans.-—On Sunday, August 18, Winuiaw Ciank, aged 62 years, 6 month and 16 days, The relatives and trends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the fuooral, from the residence of bis daughter, Mrs. Hopkins, No, 950 Third avenue. Funeral gervice at seven o'clock. His remains will be taken to Croton for fnterment. Croton and Aubura papers please copy. BCunisrix—On Monday, August 19, of water on the brain, Mra Luiv Cuxstia, only daughter of Jona ©. . Christie, aged 1 year and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to atiend the fuveral, from the house of her grandfather, 135 Sullivan street, this (tagsday) even- Ding, at eight o'cioc! (rarr.—On Monday, August 19, Caraavune, the beloved wife of John W. Craft. ‘The relatives wud friends of the family are respoct- fully invited to attend the fune! ‘rom her late resi- dence, 22 Rose street, on Wedne: afterooon, at two o'clock, Cunny.—On Sunday, August 18, Captain T. A. Crery. of Horton. Nova Scotia. inte master of the ish bark Jennie Bertaux. Hatirax (N. 5.) papers please copy. Coucstan. On Monday afternoon, August 19, at five o'clock, Jonn Cagon:an, a native of Mungret, county of Limerick, Ireland, aged G1 years. The funeral will take co from his late residence, ednesday afternoon, at (wo Deuscugr.—At Flizadeth, N.J., on Monday, August 19, Kate Navicee Devscuse, infant rg jon of T. J. and B. M. Deuscher, aged 7 months and Relatives and friends are invited ied at end the funeral. Carriages wilt be in atteadance at the depot of the Col tral Railroad of New Jersey, foot of Liberty street, on the arriva! of the 1:50 train, ‘Wednesday, Angas 21. Devive.—On board the bark Javet, Mr. Joan Davove, Any Leer Herbed him will be furnished by ag serps fay ee South street. i,—On Sunday Augast 18, Auice Dornx, a native of But Butlor’s Bridge, County Cavan, Ireiand, age 6 oT years ‘The relatives and friends of the family. of her gon James, and of her grandsons, Jonny i Edward, are invited to attend the funeral, t afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. The remains will be interrod in the cemetery of the Holy Cross, Eans,—At Newport, RL, on Saturday, August 17, Atimn Corto, only child of Allen and Jane N. Kbba, of Brooklyn, 1, L, aged 2 months and 14 days. Erery.—On saturday, August 10, at his residence, 432 North Third street, Philade!pbia, Grorcs Ererr, in tho 624 year of his age. Faenxry.—On Monday, August 19, Tuomas Feeagry, anative of Banagher, Kings county, Ireland, agod 24 years, The relatives and friends and those of bis uncles, ‘Thomas and Jobn Larkin, also William Brophy, are re- spoctfully invited to attend the funeral, from (he res:- dence of his mother, 646 Second avenue, on Wednesday }, at one o'clock. Footwax.—On Sunday, Augast.: "3 pt | Fooruas, of the county of Cork, Ireland, aged The ves and jones are rmapcttl ly invited to attend the fuuoral, from his late residence, A 400 West Forty-(irst street, this (Tuesday) afteraoon, at two o'clock, Groxay.—On Sunday, August 18, aad only ebild of Luke and Mary Gibney, aged 1 month. ‘The friends are invited to attend the funeral, this Sacre afternoon, ai one o’ciuck, from No. 194 venth street. Goprrey.—On Monday, August 19, Captain Georar W. Goprrey, es years. Funera! this (Tuesday) gong at two o'clock, from -_ residence of his fathor, No, 217 West Tenth street. rienda of the family, and members of the Fourth rea nt New York Volunteers (first Scott Life Guard), are re ‘pestfuily invited to attend, Hati.—On Monday afternoon, August 49, of cholera infantum, Lewis Watts, youngest son of J. Edwin and Catharine Hail, aged 6 months and 2 days, Funeral from the residence of his grandfather, John Hall, 58 North Oxford street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, ai half-past two o'clock. Friends are invited to attend without further notice. Hewnesey.—On Seturday evening, August 17, oe a lingering i!!ness, MartHa AGNES, relict et James Hen- nessy, aged 66 years, 6 months and 15 days. Her friends and those of the family are invited to attend the foneral, from her late residence, No. 127 West thirteenth street, this (Tuesday) morning, at bali nine o'clock. A solemn high mass of requiem will en at the Church of St. Francis Xavier at ten och Hooay.—At her residence, in West Hoboken, om Sun- day night, oe 18, Many. wife of T. Hogan, Esq., for- merly of St, Johns, Newfoundiand, in the 7 Tath year of her age. The funeral will take place from St. Mary's church, bored os ea on Wednesday afternoon, at three och Newfoundland and Canada papers ploase copy. Horomxies —At a quarter past seven o'clock, op Sat- orday morning, August 17, Taowas H. Horcuxrss, of Lo firm of Sas C. Hotchkiss & Son, Williamsburg, N.Y. Bz yi Foner thi this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from Christ eburet, Bodford avenue, Wiili The relatives and friends of deceased are respectfully invited to attend, Lacour.—At Bloomfield, on Bunday evening, August by Mra, Many Lacour, in the 72d year of her age. Ty and friends are requested to attend the areday morse, at haif-past ten o'clock, nes ite First Baptet ch at Bloomfield. N. The cars leave toot of Barclay men Now York, at nine A. M, Her remains will be taken to the New York Bay Cemetery for 1 interment. Lock woop. —Suddenty, at Vogsorang™ R. 1, on Sat- urday, August 17, Wittiase L.. son of E.'s. ‘Lockwood. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited iy attend the funeral, from the New London boat, pier 39 North river, foot of Vestry street, where carriages will bein ei wconvyea te morning. The attend the funeral, 477 Columbia M. ie Killed on Sunday, A 18, Coney ALONRY, — ona x Maroney. taller. : Island horee car, Jonw ner 4 pe Iriends are somaetely. ponies to t uneral (Tuesday) afternoon, at the residence of his parents, No. 1 8, of short — angels chosen guest, ‘The relatives and friends of the fag, are respect- fully ren < fon the ) after- N. J. Mceray.—On Sanday, August 18, at tweiv ML, after « lingering ilineee, whiok he’ tian fortitu ‘The friends of the Tamtiy are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in- jaw, John O'Shaughnessy, 499 Third avenue, this (Tues. Ll iy vi oa two yon The remains interment. Owesxs.—On Tuesday, in” at the residence of his father, in Sulean Uh Brevet Lien. tonat Colonel’ Wesley Owens, Captain ih ted States cavairy. by re Saturday, gm} /<e Caroline Charlotte infant daughter of Emilia bon H. Plas, of cholera infantum, aged 7 most bony i days. ‘The relatives and friends of the Say are Gy ete | invited to attend the furmeral on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from 231 East Twenty-sixth street. The romains will be interred in Greenwood oy Rovxpe.—On Sunday, ae eT Gebnor a fon of 0. Jerome and 0. Rounds, aged montha, Funeral on Wednestey @fternoon, as two g’olock, from bis father’s residence, Monroe street, Franklu and Casson avenues, Brookivn ‘Sanos.—At Saratoga Springs, on Monda; Somes M. Banns, of ITT A Particulars tn to-morro! Sonreroy,—On Wednos toa, Mass., Cuartiz, on! HL Scriptua, aged 1 ye Romains taken to the Saeripaw,—Oo Mon: soot 1 year, 2 month: at th Ciueeday) ) afternoon, at o'clock, from tho residence of his parenta, Tenth omer between Fifty-trst and Fifty-second streets. Alexander and Sarah Sinclair, aged 1 ‘The funeral will take lace his (Tuesd at two o'clock, from th 116 reet. Auguat 19, Avenue. New York, 7 August 14, at Bernards. afternoon, of his “ees No. ‘Suepesra.—At near Prattaville, N. ¥., Wednesday, August 14, Eusanera B., wite of Jamos It. berg and daughter of the late William Rogers, of Surrm.—On Monday, August 19, Linum, daughter of Joseph A. an Harriet A. Santh, eged 9 por pa relatives and friends of the famity are reapectfull; invited to attend the funeral, from tl 7 reaid “ grandfather, Wm. A. Ross, 732 Kighth avenue, on Wed- pesday at One o'clock geomaprgo Sunday, hue age. Notice ot faneral hereafter, Sweewr.—Noriox.—The members of the Olive Benevo- bene Association are hereby notified te attend a special this (Tuesday) afternoon, at Warren Hall, cor- ry streets, at one o'clock precisely, of our late brother member, aa "ypu from his late residence, 35 Kast Broad- aaa O'BRIXN, President. Joun 8 Hana, Sooretar; Warevar.—On Monday, Waescze, in the 70th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of at Dalf-past one o'clock this isely. Joan swaatz, ia the to attend the fave jer som, 31 Mangin streot, ‘ueeday) afternoon. th evening, August 18, in the 44th year of his age, Wrigam Weicar, of the frm of Robert L, Maitland & Co, The relatives and friends of tue family are invited to from his late residence, at White Piaina, on Wednesday, at twelve o'clock. A train leaves ‘Twenty-sixth stroot, at half-past ten attend the funeral, Harlem depot, HOUSES, ROOMS, &U.. WANTED. YS MAK FROM ONE TO THREE DOLLARS A DAY SELLING THE EVENING TELEURBAM. ONE + WANTED AT 30 ANN STREET. PHYSICIAN DESIRES, AN OFFICE IN THE LOW. er partof the city. Address Med erald of 1kO HOUSE WANTED ‘® responsible, careful family fourth street, enitrat eee UNFURNISE ie adulta: i Incation Firertieth to Thick ith particulars, Chureh, GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WOULD LIKt 70 hire an entire Floor, ascond or third, in a private houae modera tmprovem COMFORTABLE E comptes, wihin one hour of th ren Address, whh full particulars, Zeno, box 169 Herald "WANTED-IN THE ‘MEDIUM SIZED TOUS furaished, or Lower Part of a House wante tral location, by a nice fami FURNISHED OR UN. Algo a tune, House . BATON, %3 Broadway, LARGE HOUSE, OR TWO HOUSES COMMUNI. and suitably furnished for first ‘first class locationfis wanted. bor Ii Herald office. FLOOR OR THREE ROOMS * gentieman wine wife sree two children. Fi aied in Twelfth wtreet, between Broadway ‘and Third avenue, es in Fourth avenue. Tenth and Fourteenth streets. R ferson, Whitney Ls WANTED, WELL, LOCATED, ree to five years; tion A, Sprig! a $200 to $400, or dest socurityg given. 1a TORY WANTED Dew POURTEENTA STREET, ous that could furnish Utle steam powers no objacuon togo a short distance ndaon; Feat must ve low. two Floors, 39x00; Aliress Hero, ation C LARGE FUR. Dilvate, boarding URS, IsHep HOUSE | WANTED, Homtable for’ a first class ponsible party. Address Dor 100 Post office, OUR OR SIVE UNFURNISHED TOONS W WANTED— About October 1, suitable for honsekeeping, in a private house, between Fourth and Four- teenth streets, near otleman aud wife, for “FIVE OR SIX with inodern improvements, table neighborhigod ; private 00m es D—UNFU, RNISHED, w family, rete ved, Adi ra. References exchanged. TH BASEMENT, hed or unfurnished, and Becoud PS een Bleecker’ and Twenteeth stees avenues. Only two iu the (amily. Si PERRY, Herald office. ANTED 1ST SEFTENRER —PARLOR AND BED. ding $14 per mouth, an Address box 2,978 room, unfurnished, uot Eighteenth’ street ‘and Third avenue —TO HIRE OR PUR B, or unfurnished, after, Usth September. a nica modern above’ Thirtieth sreet. Address, Wanna BUILDING SUITABLE POR THE MAN: factory of between ‘Twent! Bie! ‘of the city. address ANTED-A Tome nous! oa Harris Tatras street Bold A SMALL D—A FURNISHED FLOOR, THRER OR four rooms, suitable for housekeeping: must hat borhood of Sixth avenue ¥"r Thomas, bor fall, iculars £26 Herald office. ANTED—IN JERSEY CITY Ot NEW YORK, TWO Hedrooms, one Kitchen, completely furnished for ddresa, with terms, # Depot, MS Broadway, N. Y. AMUSEMENTS, OYS MAKE FROM ONE TO rarer 4 DAY BEL GBB HUNDRED MORE WANTED “ay WA ORRELL SISTERS’ NEW YORK THEATK: W's Broadway. Immediate anit excessive success of Mr. AUGITSTIN DALY'S new picturesque drama, in five acts, of lle and ove in these Uimon and this viotnity, entitled UNDER TUE Gastiont, UNDER Ta GAsLIGy UNDER HE gas SLIGHT, tenes seeee eeeee ighily wt Loma geay 4 fashionabie and crowded audieaces wi! ob plaud eeha at od redemmand THE GREAT RENAATIONAL HOt yh AND INCLDENTS. THE PIERS OF THE CITY AND RIVER BY STAR- THE GREAT Hato SORE ' THE DOWN eiJed animation.” hia ew and orvgital drama i with a cast and Ly @ star compa that ts Geegual led in any Theatre at this tine, tocludi fm Rose Fyti ge, Mica Blache Urey: Mra, Skecret. Med. Mortimer. A it Davenport Mr J.B. Stulley, Mc. CT. Pateloe, Je; MUATINEE od SATURDAY of UNDER Tif on or INDER THE GAs. LIUNT Seats secured ts days in advaue LYMPIC THEATRE. UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS sot BHOU GIN A} ADMIRABL EDR. g LE DRAMATE: . DOMBEY AND 50N. asin zou aRo sanbgmnee AND SON. Ae soe Bt UTP LR —_ EMILY THORNE.......a4.........8U84N NIPYER A OAST NEVER SURPASSED [IN THIS OR ANY OTHER CITY. OWERY THEATRE. Engagement of the world-ronowned Fquesirionae and Sensation Act: 188 LEO HUDSON, with her magnificent steed, Black Bess, MAZEPPA. MAZEPPA. Miss Leo Ilud aon. AND GRASHER ERRACE GARDEN. —TO-NIOUT. , between Fifty-cighth and Bais -minth sts, OPRIETOR. THEODORE THOMAS? POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, AUGUST 2, AT 8. 1, Overture—"Don Giovana’ 2 Write— 3. Polka Mazurka—"Lob deci Bratven’* (now) ‘Stranss 4 SHalevy 5. “Fingal dieadelsvoho 6. Allegretto from the 8th Symphony (uew)...... Beethoren 7. Traeumeret (new), by requeat. Schumavu yrand Duett—“Lob a ‘Act (new)....... Wagner erture-—Orpheus” “Offenbach 10, Duett. a my | Mendetsaotir IL. Walta—“Buergersinn'? Strauss r Muller 12 Gaiop—“Lafayet SARS A SENS AMVARD'S OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM, Corner Broadway and Thirtieth street. Second and last week of the brilliant engagement of MISS KATE REIGNOLDS {n Fulton and Macder’s Rensational Drama of OLA. NowopYs DACUUTER, THE BALLAD SINGER OF WAPPING, presented in vory fine at FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 Fal EWELL BENEFIT OF ATE MHLGNO! SS Kk, NOBODY'S DAUGHTER MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. 600-8224 wax ORBEA HOUSE, ou. GEORGIA MINSTRELS. Great slave troupe; genuine darkies, and best band ta America, every night, a for Indies and children, EN COTTON AND SAM | SHARPLEY: '3 MINSTRELS, Fifth Avenue Opera House, next to Fifth Avenue Hotel, TO-NIGHT-THE BEST BILL YET. First appearance of FRANK KRITTA and JOS. NORRIE. Great Quartet—Crowned with the Tempest. ae orn Poppers. That's My Son. My Ni fish Aristocracy. Grand National Finale, The Skating Carnival, (XEORGE H, CLARKE, Upon his retura feom the couutry in September, will be Greperert to accent any first class engagement as Leading ‘an, or can be engaged to support a female Star throughout the country. Adaress CORBYN & WALL, Dramatic Aceuts, 619 and 661 T,ABE,DON, LADY DON. LADY DOW —MANAGERS 4 desiring to nogotiate with this accomplished artiste for the ensuing season will please address H, D. Willon, secres Lady Don, Post oflve, New York. IGHLY IMPORTANT.—MONTHLY SOTREES AND distribution of Piauofortes, by the United States Mu- tual Pianoforte Association, chartered for the pu' of furnishing ite members each with a Fiauotorte of the first cleac, with all medera, laprovements, at ibe con af maaan, facture—say 1g inate aid for in mouthl: \natalments o ony a Mchidt te lain Veen the ineerouwedl ‘any pe Non tremens: member. by yaying $20): whiok ammount of course, ts credited on his plan. e references given in our circular are a suficient assur- ance of the so.idity of the association, Every one about purchasin, hiring an instrument shonidca'l for our circular and examine our Pianos before purchasing elsewhere, M. CARRINGTON, President, General F, Bristow. Treasurer. P. A. Woxpenmans, Secretary, ‘The public are cautioned pot to confound this association with othera gotten up for the purpose of swindling their subscribers. Our office and warerooms CHANTOS HALL. Entrance on Astor place and Eighth street J ADIES AND GENTLEMEN —Mn. pinILiPPE ny are at Union Hotel, Saratoga Springs, w assortment of costumes, just recet from Pacis. (PHEATRE TICKET OFFICE 113 AND 114 BROADWAY. RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. TC! unas FoR 98 Tee TegAtaes TC TO BE HAD AT THE XH. 8, on Tur the Seventh FANTRDA SINGLE ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, TX ‘@ private family: moderate price; near Broadway. Address, givmg price and location, ANTED-THREE UNPORNISHED | ROOMS FoR bys gentleman avi table private family , best of rere on aire ANTED—UNE TaaERS less than 5 rooms, sulted for & dew teenth and Thirty.fou ddress room 11 A FIRST [ar OOK, «NOT deutiat, between Four- ireets and Third and Eighth ave. 1,198 Broadway, stating rent, &e. ‘ANTED—AN UNFU'! SNISNED | FOUR STORY HOUSE, Meas agen bet rteenth and Forty. fifth rik and Seventh aren ma board oat} a of the rent ‘preferred. ‘Address 5tan- \TANTED—FOUR on. FIVE, ROOMS, FAMILY OF four, between Grand and Fifty-fourtn streets, Second and Lexington avenues; $25 to {and number of rooms, G. 8. B., He for cus EDWARD We MALLOY, + Real Estate, 10 Pine street. ‘SD—BY A A SMALL, FAMILY, ror Lj ak Re ‘AD Dished | Roome, for hovsekeen! street and betwoen roserate. Address, with particulars, J NTED—BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, ae, wafaraiehed, on 8 second or third floor. Ad: speaprpaibeny lowest terms, Seymour, station TO HIRE—A MODERATE SIZED WIG ty unfuraished, south of Fortieth havenue; rent sure, Address J desirable loration full particulars, ‘a ANTED TO nam _908 pat I, GENTLEMAN AND 3, "C18, Pout oc A poate rept Full particulars, box 4.11 — SATIN BRooateL. BEA Ch, PARLOR st La = | for aaasaee ASSO! ture for sale. —| Wert fiiteemth Mreet, near Sixth avenue. OP HOUSEBOLD Foencrons. BRAUNSDORF & MET: dorf, offer their stock of well i aaworted Furniture, consisting Library, fa vee and Dining Room wholesale prices, L, mcceasors to Weill of Partor, Sitti a ABIES yn atrente, y It goods warrn: Saree nied. 0, biti Mera MATTRASSES, much be! market — Pak AM tsar 64 Cathar! A am sy ADAM, WALTERS, peepee CLALRVOY. bers, th sank Be, eed ee BU: sai nae gaa by, weve her num 5 ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL oe ‘and Spirit Visigintst, reveals Canal street. near He | Consultation Tes, MEDI aren <TH ORIGINAL prone BYR marriages. st MEDIA, |. ORIOILNAL MADAME ret: Paris, Bo par, Owes BR MAKE. FROM ONE. TO THREE DOLLARS A DAY SELLING THE EVENING crease. E HUNDRED MORE WANTED AT 30 ANN STREET. §0—WRITINO, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, ing, Grammar, day and evening, 12 private rooms, PANES Besinces Colleges, 62 Bowery and 347 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Always 7) session. classes. AMUSEMENTS. HE TELEGRAM [3 CREATING A COMPLETE revolution in eveaing journaliam largest circulation of aie pajrer of Ms 19 ooamiey, Brgew AY THEATRE —ADM{3SI0N 19 CENTR. ‘The press and ie unanimeus io their praise of 4 4 Pech Aue Lire wrt NO and delighted audiences ui attest fi ‘rite, & SUPERIOR ACTING Ca ripenuoas, AND THE MERITS O1 w ts and two matin aly of ae CASTE AND THE FLORENOKS ‘Thea? delightci! comedy performances must positively ona On See urday, Adgust Sl, io coasequence of other engage. meats. Mr aod Mra. W. J. FLORENOR, Mca G. Hf. Gilbert, Mr. W. Davidgos Mr, Owen bY iy we ead DE. & Lamb AL Bas, rN ‘bay, “uno OA CASTE MATINEE cn TUaTRE He eH TB. PUG! Longe i To consequence Bt tise qeuuiiv srliaiie trreane wkvee fess been acaloved by ws. FW. LANDER, ‘ts Sela var. AvP RARER! iJ merican verso 0: a ELIZABKTS, QuEEe OF BNGLANIS’ and the appreciation with which it was received by one of oritical eudionces of vsnieatty, ry —_— begs how to annguags it ‘Takeo, RVERY EVENING 1 DURING THE WER, MRS. FW. LANDER A8 BIAZABETH,> MR. JAMES H. TAYLOR 48 BARU OF Essex, ported bj op x “a ADMIBABLE COMPANY _ which shared her success. POPUGAR SCALE OF PRICES. a Parquet! te and Private Boxes. Prosceaiom ae ay 75 Cente ae Poly: Circte. . upon her Admisai Reserved seal Private Boxes Dress Circle The box office at Ouexering’s. = Py srmeen ef atthe Freach Theatee, open every o'clock A. M., whore senta may be eecured FIVE DAYS IN ADUANCE. Doors open at 7. Performance commences at § o'otodic, SPECIAL NOTICE. Ta order to accommodate the patrons of the Frencls Theatre during Mra. Cander’s engagements, arrangemonts have been made for onmibusses to raw every lve minutes from the ¢ of Union square and Broadway to the then tre, from 7 to ®0'ctoc free of charge. PRCTAL NOMCE.—IN OXDER TO ACCOMMODATE: the patrons of the French Theatre, duriay Men Landor'a enengeinent arrangenmaie nave been made for omulbussen o rua cwery five miaules from the corner of Union aud toad war to the Licatre, from ? to 8 welock, P. MS tree of charge, (AxorHEe TRIUMPH FOR OR LOTTA, Boillian. Avuatlc Ht of THE INCOMPARABLE LOTTA, sonations of the ie obaractera, « NELL AND THE Mako AND Tite, MaAduilones tion of Dickenat OLD CURTOSITY SHOP, Of that Lite, expressiy adapted for her by N BROUGHA any. La ahh Preritee NOTIOR, iN DNEDL AND THE MARCHIONESS, i stone. BEOUGHAM'S DRAMA, LOTEA'S IMPERSONATION, © representation of AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, ADWAY. 585 BRO. THE TROUBLE COMMENCES AT # O/CLOOR: planes succes and front of minatrotey— CU WANHOLD, BERNARD &@ BACKUS SAN PRAN: UIs00 MINSTRELS, whose stevens for. tho past three years ia positive evidence of superiority over all similar or- ganizations. Firat week of CASTE FROM MEMORY, ITALIAN OPERA WITH GERMAN | ACCENT. YALLBR GAL DAT WINKED AT The screaming Burlesq: BASE BALE Mant MATL OATLANTICS va, MUTUALS. y BLLEY AND sFoN a? ENT RES, 720 BROADWAY. c c wars ad Twice ru TM. TENGEERS c ASS ee N. “Los Miserable. c M_ PRICE'S: Violin sole. ACKSof MINSTRE: ‘LSY CROWDED NIGHTLY. Dl BOWERY. 3 if PAdtEs, WA rpony PasToR’ a Oran HOUSE. Bly peer cn fo a foue pa Ae RT APSR OOTITES. THE VEMALT, arin cae New Sooners, Marhinecy. Costumes, ADpO! Grand Novel Mare! dd Drill, by eat yon Ladies. ‘Tony Pastor, in new ee the great let ia 8 new ballet; the Ethiopian Troupe, ee ite comio fe act on tus work's Drogiaunme fresh and now MAT ATURDAY, 2% O'OL/K. cite tacit 29 47: BUTLER'S AMERIC 12 nrentway. eotmeea Grand Lesaae apa Manager x TNE GREAT PE TRIUMPNANT AND BmititaNt SUCCESS THE GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY. DRAMATIC, BALLET AND NEGRO MINSTRELBY. Anew baaehesy -~ this as written expressly for 1k RS DREAM LAM. saMMy stare Poster, FATTY STRWAR®, SCENES ON THE MISSISSIPPI, ‘key life on board a Mississiy nloamer, _Pewongill Hobby Newsom, Gallagner, aster Charley, ac. The Boag ballet divertisement, OHEMIANS, MLLE. ZUCCOML AND GRAND BALLET TROUPE. See small bills, Doors open at 6%. Curtain MATINEE'ON § BATCRDAT AFTERNOON. OOLRY'S OPERA Hous! pee od fa Sixth week oy m6, istorival Pi THE PROGRESS OF A NATION. JM BUDWORTH as THE PERS ECUTRD DU The Blundering a ry Lord Phenbeas the Bird Hunters, Biddy McCarthy. the Irish Damme, Arak tngton Cr Crossing the @ the Delaware, eo... GUE ACERT ESTE coup atreare, 2 =: ‘Notice.—Retura to the old sta Boe ee om Portraying Johnny Campt eet dination, 2c ered ae Bi conta, in order wan oe ness the performance of this MAST! BAND ‘OF Tie WORLD. Doors open at 7 Commence at 8 o'clook. [SYALUABLE ax INTERESTING, The New York Museum of Anatom: he ‘Cabinet of Naturat, History and Polytochnic Tustitute, 618 Broadway, hare, just ided to their alre: steuaive collection thousands of among which will be found the Aatee Cutlaren, ended, Vour.legged, Three-armed and Doubie-! ities; Children bearing the resemblance of mon* ‘Great Gertu, sud Japenese balmed Bodies: together with strange, and onsen objecia, which never 1 to ‘attract erowde rbeholders. Lectures daily. Open from # in the moras ing fag ul 40 at might. ELROSE KARL PARK.—TIGHT ROPE ASURN. sion, one hundred foet; Moe. ound. a04 baileem aoe ene by ALEXANDER ZA: ETTE, the most mee former in the country. The tring arapeze eer troRak SEGRIST, on a Thureday, August 2, |. Per. formance to commence at 34 o'clock. A YOUNG ithe Hreneh lin FULLY Pg md ag would teach the French language at the. pu “hfinde 3.30 Bean, residence, Terms 246 Bart ineteenth treet. atreets N ENGLISH LaDy, i gy gg 4 IN TEACHING b, French, Latin, &c.. on name daily tin a a fori an vacation; ddress E.G. dor na Herel office. LADY HAS JUST Fag hy A PROM EUROPE WHO would be happy to write on educational and social sub. ta to order f blisher or for ical, she a > for @ pul pertodiel; ste wou ikewire u tral be German, or “inde a proteasor com| jon, with from the Royal Academy of Music, and Institutions and ia mang rere di mi lien a! Address Wundermann & Co,, Nos. Sud Uliaton ‘Astor place. a 4 . A TEACHER OF A trpennne fa Pre tna Drang. Brit py og rel unques. Sonal Ne. ‘Address Mile. £. tet Py aneading Post office, Pena. sylvania, CADEMY OF . ae atand the exert Vill en ae Ati shail Gul te eedioes iy ta ‘tuition, 6200 per anuom. AT SPSS Lay prepare pat Ag} YEARS RESIDENT iastruction: in the Freuch fanguage at ay lementary branches of music, rate. echoois atteaded ° on ress Mra. ein box 17 Herald otice yoo ok Thady 104 Aareeuesre, Ting —- rest: methods reaping. oe tremiing a penmen. a gine vassener seagon Sh nail prise br ipa expervensoa summer season. ® Bag ne ae ey Gut Ts oF Seve NGTRUCTION BY Bae ACTRESS IN FLO cution, ‘atarese Acting and Sta BSPINARSE INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON ae A. irproremeeta ie i fe on clasees wil Feouee only. epomber 16 Boarders after the Int. Chreuiars, Bron. way! ie, Miho 's drag store; Tle musie stores sesh | practical, argh 4 ian tae 2 ae ri arn ‘orty-Of streets’ Velween ‘Second: be rity Sogccs or ba ad od wea struction 5 in Min! ng, Testene smiaation for admission for degree trices Stinee, Ry, to ©, P. CHA! of Fac y Beboet nen, ‘ast Forty-nioth street. New York. ANTED=A bg THAT Croan sand can ot nt peiale, and War peg with ere Ee L. 6. Nek Fon ry Wiser rogue AS Gover, is s8 OF com. cle Address fater Warioge, Brock! Hout ofc. om ~___ DENTISTRY. Ns DELIGH TROL PROCESS ay‘ TWPRov ED METHOD “ero, Bea etn ‘Van Vieck’s, | Ri) wavs aut oath teeth plaumpers to reaidre a Vy matey ee ever aatd Thibien oe! Magay hy) FoR a a aly, 10 Soak bee ME NEW y YORK CONSERVATORY or Mi ifth avenue, ear aoel of Fourteenth street Broadway, and Ti , Brooklyn, N. ¥ ae Mnday, September i, 1867. The beat professors in Rurope anid Amerioe sre engaged. } ription books are now open at the offices of the onsnrtearty For ful’ partiontarn aoe etressia EDWARD MOLLE AUERI) Musical HENRY Mouiexnaver, § Direstere, 8. N. Gaiswoun, Secretary Rinerch EXCURSIONS eS S MAKE FROM ONE TO THREE DOLLARS A Day AELLING THE EVENING TELEGRAM. ONE RED MORE WANTED AT 3 ANN STREBT. DAILY EXCURSION TO FRE ATLANtio OCEAN ‘The new, swift and gents seamer Leaves pler 2, foot of Duane strent, North river, at A M:, Bromply, daly, Sundays included, Boe pet bar ea a Pg as | Sad ut 3 BM *inding wr nee ae aun war! ing, oea bathing ‘A: —CHOLR: Pn ar orpenpipeme ornam. + er CHAS. CHAMBERLAIN will make an street at 6, Broome stree! Chri former sre at C1 Dey street at 6 river at samuel Greed wood, pilot. postive ‘on bosrd. fare sa, Bait, io ines fresbments on poard. ‘THOS. RO! ee JHEAP AND DELIG ITFUL LATE AFTERNOON. rough the SAMELY EXCURSION > . arrows and down the oe PORT MONMOUTH ey by the new from pier 32 Duane wns iri, a 5:18 BM, deal, r ' Sundays excepted, and return at 8 P. FARE ONLY @ CENTS. ‘WORNEY Le A D FORT BAMTLSOR. THE steamboat Ni wes Chri 9°20, 12:20, 3-20: J ayiret at Cray) jer 4) at 10, 1 the ‘day att ito "i Fen rood, Pilot Beier a ey ——— RT 1 BF, PLEASANT yale iD. Er ee ieeeeeare oe SE alain eo eres EXCURSIO cunenate canes ttt eae at 9A. Mt Concept Sundays), etving i pet tL