The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1868, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, July 27, 1368, The gold market has shown a strong upward ten. dency to-day, ostensibly in consequence of the con- currence of both houses of Congress in the report of the conference committee upon the Funding bill. 4s, however, the latter does not make conversions ‘Of outstanding bonds into the new stock compulsory, and as it failed to unfavorably aifect government Securities in the least, the upward course of the pre- mium must be attributed to general and speculative ‘eauses rather than the special one referred to. The fMuctuations were from 143% at the open- ing to 144%, with the closing transactions Prior to the adjournment of the board at 144, follow- ing which the quotations advanced to 14454 @ 14414. There was a moderately active borrowing demand for coin, and loans were made at two and three per Sent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $23,106,000, the gold balances to $1,197,348 and the eurrency balances to $1,735,703. The imports of Specie from foreign ports at this port last week mounted to $37,009, making a total of $4,157,500 @ince the ist of January. The disposition to buy gold on speculation fur a rise is more geueral than it has been for a long time past, and there 1s much in the commercial position of the country to sustain the premium at its present Pointand even to force it higher, while speculation ‘under such circumstances never fails to stimulate its natural tendency. There is a large mercantile “short” interest outstanding, and the bulls make Capital out of this, wuile they have @ standing argu- Mentin their favor in the extent to which our se- Curities are held in Europe. But for the wretched Mnancial policy of Congress and the Treasury, how- ‘ever, since the termination of the war, the premium ‘would have been much lower than it is by this time, The disbursements of coin interest by the Sub-Irea- #ury during the day amounted to $241,000 aud the conversion of seven-thirty not:s to $314,859. The market for government securities has been dull but strong all day, in sympathy with the ad- ‘vance in gold, and at the ciose prices were % & % Per cent higher than at the open.ng. The new Fund- ing bill has been much discussed, but as there is Mothing compulsory in it as to exchanging bonds it will practically remain @ dead letter even & it receives the signature of the President; but the advices from Wasiington are to the effect that it will be vetoed. In the Cold Room the bill is generally regarded as an entering wedge for some future bill taxing Qve-tweuties so as to compel conversions; but this is discounting the future too far, aud the wish with many is father to the thought. ‘We have at present merely to deal with the fact that the bill commands nothing and will result in nothing as it stands unless holders of the outstanding bonds ‘voluntarily convert them into the new stock, which 4s, of cuurse, very unlikely. The market ‘Was very strong late in the afternoon at the following quotations, and there were No stocks offeriug:—Kezlstered, 1981, 115% @ 11534; Coupon, 1881, 115% a 115%; 5-20’s, registered, 1862, 110 a 11034; 5-20’s, coupon, 1862, 1113; a 111%; o., 1664, 1115; @ 111%; do., 1865, 10034 a 10034; o., 1965, January and July, 10934 a 109%; do., 1867, 1005; a 1002(; 10-40’s, registered, 1031 a 1034; 10-40's, Coupon, 10535 &1083¢; July 7.50's, 109 a 100%; August compounds, 1865, 11844; September do., 118; October @o., 11744. The railway share market has been strong but dull, although late in the day there was much inore animation than in the forenoon, and Cleveland and Pittsburg advanced to 89%%, Erie to 69 and Reading There is a very firm undertone to the speculation, and with, the resumption of activity prices will undoubtedly rise consider- ably, especially for those stocks which have not yet participated in the partial upward movement of the tast two or three montis. Moncey cou- tinues largely in excess of the demand at 3 a 4 per cent, with most of the transactions for jarge amounts, and where first class houses are the ‘borrowers at 3 on mixed collaterals. The supply of ‘commercial paper is tnconsiderable, and the banks have torely upon the Stock Exchange for the em- ployment of their capital. Thus easy conditiop 6f monetary affairs is likely to last for from thirty to ixty days before the rate of interest ts materially advanced, following this the aity Ly Ny con- tinue QO. da: tateas ergs SR io #11 the in“icalions, until the retnrn flow of currency from the West sets im and agaia reduces the rate of in- rest, A comparison of the statement of the associate’ banks of this city for the week ending on Thursday jast with that for the corresponding weex in pach of the two previous years shows the following Tul 25, 1958. eb 01,4 July 2, 1867. $251,243,330 71,239,586 Tuly 8. 1866. egal tenders. 84,705,514 1 (0,223 At the commencement of business tne stock mar- et was dull but steady, and at the early session of he open board Reading sold at 95, Cieveland and Pittsburg 88% and Erie 664. Atthe first regular rd the volume of business was light and prices ere without material change for railway shaves, put the State stocks, and particularly Tennessees, ere heavy. Cleveland and Pittsburg closed % lower han atthe same time ou Saturday, Northwestern referred 1, Tennessee #ixes, ex coupon, %, new jue $4, North Carolina sixes, ex coupon, 1, and new sue {. Government securities were firm at an ad- of 34@ percent. At the open boara at one lew York Central closed % higher than at the first lar board, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, North- estern preferred {, and Tennessee sixes, eX coupon, , While North Carolina sixes, new issue, were % er, and Tennessees of the new issue were dy. Tho Tennessee Legislature mot in extra ses- on to-day, but no advices relating to tie probable nclai policy of the State were made known on street up to this time. At the open board at half- three railway shares were strong and continued during the remainder of the afternoon. At the ose at half past five the following quotations current:—New York Central, 13534; Erie, 69 a Reading, 9534 2 95%; Michigan southern, 0235 ttsburg, 8954 a 89%; Cleve- dand Toledo, 102% a 103%; Rock Island, 1085 @ x; Northwestern, 83 a $334; do. preferred, 82% a ‘ort Wayne, 110% a 110%; Ohio and Missis- 90% 9 30%; Pactfic Mail, 100% a 10034; Quick- ver, 22%; Western Union Telegraph, 36 @ 35%. ‘The foreign exchange market was dull but steady, nd although the leading drawers asked 110% for eir bills on England at sixty days, in small mounts, the rate for them second hand was 110%. ere is siiil @ moderate supply of bills drawn by the rman louses against shipments of five-twentics Inabsorbed. At the close bankers’ bills on England sixty days were quoted at 1104; @ 110%; at three v3, 110! @110%; commercial bills, 10954 @ 100%. nkers’ bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.15 a 5.124. Consols and American securities were quoted thas Londow w-day end on the previous dates men- 2. .000, 000 int andre aud jore than in a he Mowe vie vear We ever uae SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANRE. Menday, July 27—10:15 A, M. “Mo De Ste Cat 10 Western Union Tei. 80 dow. 10 Pacific M 10 do. eo RS3 Brig CRS 2 q E hry ts h 1a 000 big 15 50 00 6 % 1oone os Bo) Va, 56 8% 300) 5 & 1.40 Vir; 5a 8 156000 M ay 3) 100,0N my fe. Bud 3 Iv 1000 8 RM 5 4000 i loony, 97 108 10000 Mic 11634 994 1.0) Alton & Ter i tat 4 4 Chic & NW oe 1000 Great 20 do ot LW CERI 800 Tol, Wad & 4 1700 Pits, Fu New Jersey Con RR 121 2000 Mich’ Sout! * yoctecclboaas S000 B, He 00 Pits, FLW & Ohi 110 1000 To), PAW tinjw tiv 100 Chie'é Alton RR... 127 Taha Fourth Nat Bauk 105 100 Chicago & Alt pref.. 18835 15 Metropolitan Bk... 188 Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. 300 she Pacific M 83 Co... 100 | eset eels 10 Del & Hud Canal’ 260 Koston Water P 1 100 Wells-Fargo E: 286 1 25 N Y Cent Wy 21s 80 do. 13473 % 500 do 55 109% 1200 do 35 Wwe) wo do. 3 sy cou.. 20000 do. - 10556 coed Tenn qwo0 15000 Tenn pe 4uv0y N Car 6's, ex cou. 10000 N C 6's, n, bc, alu. 1.000 do. Z te. 4 9335 600 do. 88” 200 Cleve, Pt An h, 100 shs West Un Tel 71 Nd Central RR. Ou do COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, July 27-6 P. M. Brrswax,—Sales were made of 700 Iba, at 4c. Corron.—Receipts 1,074 bales, By the unfavorable cable news from Liverpool the market was depressed and lower, cloning at prices lc. a Lge. below those current Saturday. The deriand was moderate, and at the reduction holders were generally very anxious to realize. The sales were confined to 640 bales, including 240 for spinning and 400 for speculation. We quote: - ip lands aad Flovida, Mobile and New Orleans Memphis, and Texas. “4 M4 Ordinary... a Good ordinary. 7 Low middiing. 2716 28 Miduling... Good middti RUD ‘aracaibo was in tairdeman i; sales about 3,800 bage ou pri- Fae Gane Olar rods teaaleet aa SLOUR AND eceipts, 10.2.8 bla, our, 1.245 bbls, corn mei, 36,630 bushels wheat, 19,59 do, coru, 44,39 oats, There was a more active’ d flour to-ay, tuuer which low grad barrel. ‘the demand w: ver, and there was most wholly {rom the reely any Inquiry fr exporters Or shippers. Unsound ilour was @ trifle more steady, but there was no improvement in prices, though all kinds were mor b ‘ es. California four was quiet, but of 8. 8 comprising 800 bbis.—par or Western, at $6 25 for city *) We quote:— Supertine sta Extra Slate. Choice do. Kouni hoop Onio, shipping brands. Kound hoop Objo, rade branus, 5 Southern superiine and ex 60 Cadfornia tour (sacks and bbl: 00 Rye ttour.. oo ‘Corn meal,j city. pre Corn meal, iraniy wine: % Corn meat: Jersey. i Nand heavy, a coe ; d mt at bron ne The savy wore aduitt OY, OU bushels, moxtly in sraall lots, a sree No Rte if 195 ior sumed lows +o. 1, for asm ll lof So, Lan }'? mixed, $2 45 for white Canada, $253 for waite h 25 for amber do., $2 37 ior amber puhery do, The corn (Perlngs of prime, bat ‘The a‘es Were about we of Ly sas] was dpi] tud nominal. FRriGngs fhe markel was extremely quiet and rates wee jowel On engagements we ward of were:--To Liverpool per sels. wheat at 53 don per steamer, 3) uays cl beetat fa. Ad. To Browen per steamer, 0S bi ¢ pega ck 1s, Gd., 115 bids, to. acco ut IZ». 6.1. anu’ 89 cases do, at 12s, Bt, A bark to Marseilles with pipe staves aad back ly with fruit, aud a brig with sta nominal at I7}gc. @ 4c whi r HAY was in (wir Pejuest and ateady al ping and #1 30 a pi 49 for retwii lows. Hovt.—Lue marke Te. for ship- prices were un- 5 L986 doy 100. a Ww were unaltered. ohie Fé.-The market was dull and heavy for all kinds. mt, nara of no Eales of any description, but prices We quote Manfin #)ge., gol, and’ jute b, 4c. vowing a4, & bees vwer rales 0, at (2% a 2 fas HE: a4 ae, # a5 id, and ry Of Tar abou ld vols Wasbingvon brought oe ‘OTLS.—suiuered Was fa moderate demand and trm at $1 05 fn 1 U7, tn Casice ANU DDB. ; w Kove Of 5,00 gallons Americar, ivery, Was made on private terms. Othor kinds dy in value. PROVisiO ecespts 20 bbs, ‘k, 18) mo cd lard anu 68.9, cul mea, ihe market (or pork exhibited a good degree vi activity, but prices were much lower, closing rather beavy a 2 $13.10 jor new mess, The sales comprised about 3.400 Dols, at g 26a (282) for new mess, #28 for thin for October, at $28 1236, next sixty days, at jo) do. for September, at 38 i Bais, i. : in toverably acuve demand aad firm at llc. = 1U%¢ arrivals of 4,056 head. Bevt remained dull but sendy at $15 9 $80 50 for plain mess and 2) ‘50 @ 82 ue sues were avout & bls. Tierce beet dul ana prices were nominal. ratey dealt in. aad were Io pker. at Iie. w Wye. for dr do., Se. # 186, for pic andw jc. fic. ior bagged do. Bacon remained dali, bu firm at 15 ,c. a i6 ye. tor Western and city long clear mid- dies, 1c. @ Lic. foF short dow, i7e. for efiy long rib, 16c. for Western short do, and 143gc. for Cumberland cut. ’ The lard ‘shade firme! |. 85 bbls. crude, 1,168 do, refined and bulk was duil aud lower, being ‘The et for vonded was 00 bbis. 4. on G90 do. prime white fa ale’ht We, ‘Free Was dull av tte. standard white. In Philadelphia the market was active at aout former prices. cases ite for if of a at W¢.; 6.0 bbls. do, for July, at do. for the and Last ball ust, at sdoge. ively ; 1,600 from ber to November, at for ‘September ‘and 1,000 for October, both Rick.—A sale of reported at $9 35. ‘We quote Carolina 10c. a Ge. value, We Tough flax, j 8 OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY. ‘YORK OITY. Nom, a is 1,600 rk af, sie exh i 2,50) wa ae neem ~F NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1863 Lot 8, Linden terrace map. Jo ot BY) Linden terrace map. 61, Linden terrace mx LY ‘en terrace m, He ina eta nee EAST NEW YORK. x10. Donte ot, bet 86, __ PLATBUSH, Albany av, corner of 2! inh at, 19. 1x290. Bhenectavy av, corner oy W1!.‘gm si)! Soa! 4 Rtorey's, An” rr he Java st, nn, 225 ft e of Union ay, 24100. Kont af a, 125 {0 w 0° Frank 19 My a. RY IN MUDBON GOUNTY, AN. Morgan at, 6 8, 8 (t w of Warren st, 16x96. Cuinton and Yéth ata, n o corners 25100 , 0 corner, 203180....0+ Marshal: st, © 6, lot 3, block 25, Coster “ent Willow ot, i 4, 20 {1 n of 16th sty, 148. 886. 4x 180 8300. C Willow and 1th ais, nw corner, 126x100. HUDGUN OFTY, Beach st, s a, lot 36, b'ock L, adjoining Reservoir, %5x100, 400 Montgomery'st, w 4, 50 ft n of Centre st 2x1 0, + 10 Summit av and Grove st, a ¢ corner, 60xiW. . zo RGN, a a 6th st, ¢ #, 100 ft 8 of Essex at, 5.x7 Passaic and Reynolds ava, 8 € corn GREENVILLE. MA ‘ Plots 1 and 2, block Stephens si, 6, G Dewitt, 40x88. 300 LINTON, Chadwick av, 887 ft from Ciinton av, 268x385. - 1,800 Broad at, w 6, @ Washington's property, 25x10 850 ro. - Ferguson et, w 6, 225 ft from Market st, 2 x100. 2110 Hig ‘© Waish's property, 105x1 Gilver'st, u's, Wott from Adame st, 50296. South Kasex st, e 8, 83 ft from New st, 25x50. THE STRIKE IN THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGION, Final Council of War—A Determination to Go to Work in This Region—Probable Termina- tion of the Strike Elsewhere. WILKESBARRE, July 26, 1868, The brilliant military successes of the great con- quering Corsican, who supposed himself invincible, culminated in his defeat by Wellington. The strikers, whose raids upon the collieries aud machine shops in this section were a series of grand successes, and who believed they would sweep everything before them, have been defeated by the county Sheriff Van Leer. His proclamation, published a few days since, has proved a Blucher to them—has routed them com- pletely. It left them but the forlorn hope to fight the State militia to be called out to oppose them if they should insist in the endeavor to accomplish their purpose. With a view to consult upon the course to je pursaed they met in council this afternoon at agrove outside of town. A Mr. Davids was ap- pointed chairman, but the prerogatives appertaining to this position were with extreme dliiiculty exer- cised. Several were ambitious to speak at the same time and each holding different opinions. It was @ very noisy, wrangling council, At lengib it was decided, as the only way of coming to any conclusion, to take a vote on the subject and if the majority were in favor of enforcing the Hight Hour Jaw then they would fight it out to the death if need be, and if the majority approved working under the present ten hour system that they would then go to work. The vote, determined by a division, the eight hour men forming a body by themselves and the hour men another body, showed the latter targely in the majority. The decision therefore was to go to work. On Monday work accordingly will doubtless be resumed. And thus ends the strike movement in this coal region. The gigantic proportions it assuined have suddenly dwindied to nothing, Happily, but few men had been thrown out of employinent, aud these only for afew days, 50 that but very little of the evils and sufferings engendered by strikes have been experienced. It ts expected thatin the lower coal regions, in Lehigh and Sciiuylkill countics, when tuey learn the result of the strike here, they will at oace give up the swike there, from which they have been suffering now for nearly ® month, and goto work. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. On Thursday, July inn, GEORGE fi. 3, ail of this city. 6, by ‘, BuewsrTer to Many Lovisa Bun Died. Yew Brighton, S. L., on Sunday, July el wife of Andrew bowman, avd late John and Alice Crabtree, of The relatives and friends of the family are re- Cees toattend the funeral, from St. Peter's church, ew Brighton, s. [., this (iuesday) morning, at hall- past ten o'clock, where @ solemn high mass will be oifered for the repose O{ her soul. BUsHNBLL.—On Sunday, July 26, Mrs, Any Brsn- NELL, daughter of Captain Abrahain Vosburgh and widow of Giles Bushneil, aged 64 years, ‘The friends of the family ure respectfully invited to attend the faneral, {rom ler late residence, 413 Fourth Qvenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Burk.—At Newark, N. J., on Wednesday, July 22, Mrs. CORNELIA A. BURR, “i 47 years. Her remains were interred at Mount Pleasant Ceinetery on Friday, July 24. Bowstan.—At New Brighton, S. L, on Sunday, July 26, SUSAN, beloved wife of Andrew Bowman and danghter of the late Join and Alice Crabtree, of childbirth fever. The funerai will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, Montgomery aven Kelatives and friends are invited to attend. Coyne.—On Sunday, July 26, ANASTASIA, beloved wife of Thomas Coyne, @ ative of the county of Car- low, parish of Leigulin Bridge. e friends and acquaintanc are respectfully invited to ait nd the funeral, from her lateresitence, 92 Hamilton avenoe, Brooklyn, this (Puesday) alier noo, at two O'ciock. Coorze.—On Sunday, July 25, Garret Courer, aged 46 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) af- ternoon, at four o'clock, from No. 225 South Third street, Jersey City, N. J. Cunria.—saddently, at Chicago, on Wednesday, July 22, ALLEN 8. Curtis, in the 4ith year of his age, son of Paul A, Curtis. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, No. 23 Hast Twenty-third street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o'clock. CLARKE.—On Monday morning, July 27, at his rest- dence, liv Chathain sireet, aiier @ tedious illness, ‘THOMAS CLARKR, late Major of the Sixty-ninth regi- ment, in the 54th year of his age. ‘The {riends of the family and those of his brothers, Andrew and P. J., and the officers and members of the sixty-ninth regiment, are respectfully invited to attend the fanerai, from Transfiguration church, Mott street, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, without further notice. Dow een neo DONNELLY, @ native of the county ot , Ire! The funeral Will take place this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o’cluck, from the residence of his danghter, No. 73 Montgomery street. The relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend. DoLunerr.—On Sunday, July 26, at Sharon Spiings, of consumption, Estukr A. DOLLINGER, wife of George T. , in the 39th year of her aerhe relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 109th street, becween Second and Third ave- nues, Harlem, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Fox.—On Mon july 27, Many Joseratn: in ier of George F: and Mary Fox, aged Ape months, ‘he relatives and friends of the family and those of her fae A Je ih C, and Robert C. Fox, and of her in-law, P. M. Garland, are Tespectfully invited. to sitend the on Wednesday afternoon, gt two o'clock. J % Groves.—In Brooklyn, of cholera infantum, on morning, Jul Ipa_ Frances, infant ‘The friends of th are invited to attend the fanerai, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, im Gates avenue, between Nostrand and Marcy ave- nues. GaRDNER.—On Sendey, July 26, Gorge G., infant son of Wm. and Mary C, Gardner, ‘The relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from 272 East Broadway, on Wednesday af- ternoon, at three o'clock. morning, July 25, of con- Grant.—On Saturdi sumption, WILLIAM HENRY GRANT, eldest son of oy Asura Grant, aged 32 years, 11 months and Ley cine those of ine Daal ae the resideuce of his mother, Enst Newburg Cemetery. HxiL1d.—On Monday morning, July 27, at half-past two o'clock, after a lingering fliness, Lovis HxiLta, in the 56th of his ‘The friends of the fatty an, the Masonic frater- The iriende of the family are Invited to attend the late residence, No. 145 West Forty- funeral, from her ninth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one a'clock. | ld street, Brookivn, om | Horkins.—At No, 227 6 Friday, Taly 74. JAE Lint a las, Med 69 years anne 4 AMO wticod. sea vto@ Will Laie piduy al ot James’ | cutun, Kitehen Fo Coatvedral, cornet of Jay a “hay Tucuay wocning, at mae-odek anianalivane Poston pepo yt ase copy, ALS! im Saryiay, July 25, J f in the a6th yoar of his axes y 25, JAMES M. Maser, ‘Yhe funeral will uke p'ace from St. John’s church, corner Jounson and Washington streets, Brooklyn, tus (Tuesuay) afternoon, at four o'clock. itis frienss) [pat pond re Cn a gpemnbens of State io. . Of O. F., are respi invited to Cer one ssi JOHNSON.—OD fay, July consumption, Dantvs, eldest son of Sasa and the late John M. Johnson, in the vist year of his age. Bre reapect- = caries to raond oe rarer al eo church, v jaune (Tuesday) afteruoo: gust faves oral i susp at half-} JOMNSTONE. pany gt on Saturday, July 25, CaTHARINE P., widow of James Joinstone, a the 65th year of her age. The relatives aud friends of the family, also her brother Philip H. Jouas, are respect{ully invitea to attend the funeral, frum her laie residence, Ninth Bi between Fourta and Fifth avenues, South Bre a, this (Tuesday, morning at eleven o’clock. Carriages will be in attendance at tea o’clock at Fulton ferry, Brookiyn side, to convey friends to her late residenc 2. JastikoON.—At Lasalle, Niagara county, N. Y., on Monday, July 20, Join W. JAMIESON, late of Net ark, N. J., 48 years. His remains were interred in Forest Lawn Oeme- Romucs.—In Brooklyn, L. I., on Monday, July 27, ELBONORE MAKI AuGuSTs, daughter of Sophie H. E, and John Kuhike, aged 4 months and 15 days. ‘the relatives and friends of tue family are invited to attend ihe funeral, on Wednt afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 328 Degraw street. The remains will be taken to Green- wood Cemetery. Krys.—0On Saturday, July 25, at West Morrisania, Pxgorg, only chid of Elijah 0. and Elizabeth H. Keys, aged 8 mo ths and 3 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral, from the residenve of R. Mapelsden, West } orrisania, this (Tuesday) morning, at hait-past nine o'clock, ins leave Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue (Harlein Railroad depot) at 8:15. KOUWENHOVEN.—On Sunday, July 26, at half-past eleven P. M., at Flatlands Neck, L. 1, Maria Kou- WENHOVEN, in the sist year of her age, Friends and relatives are invi to attend the funeral, from the residence of herson, C. B. Kouwen- hoven, at Flatlands Neck, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock. LowpgN.—On Monday, July 2, after a long and wainite illness, WILLIAM LowbEN, in the 2sth year of his age. The funeral will take p!ace on Wednesday after- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his motuer, No, 315 West Thirty-sixth street. The rela- tives and friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend. Lyncu.—On Sunday evening, July 26, PaTRick Lynou, son of Owen and Margaret Lynch, a native of the county Meath, parish of Hearnstown, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom his residence, No. East Fourteenth street, at half-past one o'clock. Also the members of the Coactimen’s Soctety No.1 of New York. PATKICK MORRIS, President. DANISL J. FLYNN, Secretary. Lixpaank.—On Friday, July 24, JouN EB, Linp- MARK, in the 76th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to atiend the funeral, from Ailen street arta church, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Lawson,—On Monday, July 27, Joun G., infant son of Samuel and Elmira Lawson, ‘the funeral will taxe place this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his pa- rents, Prospect avenue, Hudson ae N. J Nottingham (Engiand) and Belfast (ireland) papers In Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 26, of Thomas McGivern. The remains willbe taken to Ogdensburg, N. Y., for interment. Munrkay.—Suddenly, in this city, on Monday after- noon, July 27, Mrs. MarGaret MuRRayY, wife of ‘Thomas Murray, Esq., member of the late Board of Counctimen of thts city. Notice of funeral hereafter, Piitsburg and Montreal papers please copy. RA¥AcL.—At Carthage Landing, on Saturday, July 25, drowned while bathing, MaRta CRISTINA RAPAKL and JOSEPHINE A. RAFAEL, daugiters of Rafael Ra- fae! and Margarita Kafael, aged respectively 25 years 9 montis and 17 years 6 months. Funeral from St. Francis Xavier’scuurch, West Six teenth street, this (fuesday) morning, at ghalf- pust ten o’clock.® The friends of the family are re- quested to attend without further invitation, Reycrart.—On Sunday, July 26, after a short and painful iliness, Joun ReYCuaArT, aged 35 years, a na- live of Bantry, county Cork, Ireland, ‘The fricnds and relatives are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, this (fuesaay) afternoon, at hall-past two o'clock, from bis late residence, 136 Madison street. Cork and Kerry papers please copy. SiavTery.—in Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 26, MICHARL bags gee late Coroner of Kings county, a native of thé parish of Killnow, county Clare, Iretand, aged 37 years. The rejatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funega!, from his iate resi- aence, Myrtle avenue, near Yates, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. SuULLIVAN.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, July 25, James C,, only child of James, Jr., and Lizzie V. Sul- livan, aged 28 days. The remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flitbush. Siru.—Suddenly, on Saturday, July 25, Eniza- Bath P. Samira, wile of James W. Smith, and youngest daugitter of Samuel P. and Charlotte M. Halsted, in the 2ist year of her ag Her remains wil! he taken to Yorktown, Weat- er county, N. Y., for interment. SN On Monday, July 27, Margarer SNEg, native of the county Armagh, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the frneral, from’ her late residence, No, 70 Charies street, om Wednesday afternoon. at one o'clock, Tomr«. At his residence in White Plains, on Monday morning, July 27, ALEXANDER C. TOMPKINS, Esq., in the year of his age. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the fa- neral, on Wednesday afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock, at the Keformed church, White Plains, without further notice, Train leaves Harlem Rav!- road depot, corner of Twenty-sixth street and Fourth inutes past eleven A. M. SALES AT AUCTION. A &. RICHARDS, & CO., AUCTIONEER: 1,000 cases Boots and Shoes at auction A. &. RICHARDS & 00. will fell at store No. 7 College place, between Murray an y troetA, WEDNESDAY, July 29, at 104 clock, a great variety of Seasonable Goods ‘Auction sales every Wednesday morning during the year. —MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE A. Bi Bible House, sells this day, at 11 o'clock and every Svebing at Torclock, the entire atock of the old established Gry goods store, %2 Bowery. corner of Bond street iowner re- {rloges consisting of $30.00 worth of foreign and domestic ‘of every description; a rare chance for retajiers, dealers and familics; positively no reserve; also Store to let or eight years’ lease for sale. LE OF CROCKERY, GLASS, CUTLERY, AFTON ware, ‘ke. -HENRY G. EVANS, auctioneer, will dell on Tuesday, July 38, at 10 o'clock, at 0 Barciay street, a neral assortment of White Granite, Common Ware, &c., in ‘suit dealers. Goo ds well packed for shipping. “MERWIN, AUCTIONEER. _ MER OUSBHOLD FURNITURE. BANGS. MERWIN & CO. will sell at public auction, on morni 10% o'clock, at No. 37 Tueaday morning, July 3 at 106 0 at No iy ay fe ing room, Chamaber and Kitchen piace: varie ons “cash. The articles to be removed by purehasers on day of sale. ON SALE—BY COLE & MURPHY, 981 FULTON A Sor Nproctiya, Wednesday, Sly. 39 At 11 o'clock, three handsome black walnut Pi uite, two otber do., Bedateads, Bureaus, Wi Bed- ding, &c. ashstands, Chairs, Carpets, a ON NOTICE—R. T. HAZEL’ 5 ae Tuts DAY (TUESDAY), at 1034 o'clock, at our salesroom, street. jware, Cutlery, &c., fa lots to suit city and wuntry trade, 180, Sorews—1,500 cross American Otmlet Screws. 21 kegs mized Gimiet sit 160 Bench Pianes; 750 dozen Files; 76 dozen Hatchete. Tinned and Japanned Ware, ac. ing of sale. Catalogues on er HAZELL & C04, Auetionsers, ‘Cortlandt street, ——————— Recah x LARGE AND PEREMPTORY BALE OF MAONIFI- yusehold Furniture, Carpets, 4 ARRY, sabelers wl ell Cas CTopeaayly Sily $5 a the largs brown stone house No. 20 West atreet, commenc: A. M. ively, consisting of an elegant rose- phe in GnerePHurniture, & large assortment of leant Hed Foom Furniure, all in fine 0 a fit . Sale without any reserve. AC ation NOTICE.—AT ERNEST ROTH’ AUCTIONEER, ¥ 28, Siigak Snmnee oem ronereyas 3 = ierporre prices, and. wi ‘4 cent Parlor Suits, se or batroto! “| UCTION. SALEM. W. AUCTIONEER, ne! at public auction the Stock In the store No. Arm ing to-day (Tuesday ), Jul; thr aninovciock, LEKDS, AUCTIONRER.—HENRY H. Weiiny NER weit eaty by auc on Thursday, nly 90, at 1034 o'clock, atthe private residence No, 31 Bast Hateonth ‘street, elegant Hi of a gentieman now abroad, ont and eee to order y, ie Parior, jbrary, Din’ ‘and Puli particulars hereatt Y HENRY B, HERTS, AUCTIONEER ‘On Tnesday, July 24, at 10%, o'clock, AL 10 Rivington street, between Norfol and Suffolk, Froveehold Fneniinre, Carpets, Mirror, wa nat Hedstenia, Bargags, States Tabret, vil ure, he ee: mahogany and | —_—_—__-———____.__ SALES Av AUOTION, JOURSTON, AUCTION EB, sO 119 BAST THIRTEE: AUCTION MART, . “isbay), AT WO" THIs DAY Nabments, comprising teains black two elegant am 2 ane my eS bay, Diack aud giay road an feral lorses r Coupes, Barouches, Park and family and saddle ery Wagons, single and douvie ony Phaetons, top and no 1» -e9 ‘catalonce under head of of the weather. ‘eR, Y HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIOND. HENRY H. LEEDS '@ MINER wid “Cl! DY auction, on Tuosday, July 28, at 10's o'olock, ac the prim. yviegegee SGramitey fark, ‘near Twentiet au sunsel Elegant Houschold Furniture, consisting ot Bruesele and Téltel Carpets, rouewood Suit, in drab cloth, rosewooy Tare a entre Tatiies, rosewood marble top Etasere, miaro. 3Y ARCHI Ala v ame Fieuch piate Pier Mirror and Brackets halen, rosewood Suit in plush ; Limitation black walaut b Heian nh nares Carpe punto enact Ciutage a rain Ci ted enameled Cottage Suits, gilt frame Oval Stirrors mahouany Bedetends, Wararobess y Quartettes, mah Card Ti he Di- Tm adie aloes, Card ables. ahopoor De jas Fixtures, Chandeliers, .c.; Rockers, in pluab 5 Speewroad n Toarble top Side Tables, Suits, in erimson Tepe Ir Catpeta and Vatension Tables, Chairs, in green rope j mahogany marble to) cases, by vured worsted: Tables, Chink, Crockery, Uinas Ware, gor) NATDl® WP Side ¥ ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER AND REAL BY Estate Broker—Salesroum 37 Nassau airest, opposite HO! ERT SOMERVILLE will net by auction (iia day), at bins: ‘earoou, No- 81 Nangaueeont Oo Taeetay sortment of genteci Household Furaliure, conntating of iran: eels and Jnerain Compete, black walnut ant rosewood carved Boat Btagere, black walnut and mahogan Desks, rogewood and black walnut Sulla in rep_and ‘orocatel, wT Chairs, China To! okt wy Herring Bate, Olice Furnivure, ac. i ate ¥ HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER—SALESK No. 8 Cortlandt street, four doors west of Broudway. Art Gallery, 45 Broadway. SALE OF ORIGINAL MODERN OIL; PAINTINGS, BY EMINENT ARTISTS OF THE FRENCH, BELGIAN, ENGUISH AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS, H. D. MINER & BARKER will sell at auction, Tuesday, July 2%, at IL o'clock, at thelr saicsroom, No. 8 Cortlandt strect, four doors west of Broadway, & large and tine collec- tfon of original modern Of Paintings, embracing Landscapes, Figure Pieces, Marines, Winter Scenes, Historical Subjects, &c., by leading artists ‘of the varions schools of modern art. ey are now on exhibition, with catalogues. uifet, rosewood Book- b ar HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER...HATHEWAY & 1, ARNOLD will sell, at store 80 Bleecker wireet, nt 11 o'clock, on Wednesday, July 29, if not suid at private sale previously, the whole Stock, Fixtures, License, Lease, &e., of above premises. Particulars at office of auctioneers, My Pearl street, or on p ses. 1 EORGE COOK.AUCTIONEF R—SALESROOMS 101 LIE A erty street, will weil by au at 11 o'clock euch day, & Sortment of genter! House: hold Faraltangy Desk, Fancy Goods, éc. ; on exnibiion Wed- nes a ERMAN FALKENBERG SELLS THIS DAY, AT 10% ‘o’clock, at 265 Bowery, a large axsortment of Furaiture, t ottage Suit, Ll consisting of #ix dozen Arm Chairs, Table: brary Tables, W: Mirrors, de. Had to ve ‘sold with- out regard. ‘AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 515 WASH- ington street, above Spring.—Excellent and genteel Household Furniture, on Thursday next, of the four story dwelling No, 21 Grose. street, comprising 23 rooms, ail com- Jetely furnished. Absolute and unreserved sale. Full par- Houlats to-morrow, when catalogue will be ready. J P. TRAVE: AUCTIONEER, —PEREMPTORY SALE eo. of desirabie Corner Property, Twelith ward, South Brooklyn. TRAVER & ESLER will soll on Thurstay, Jul B0, 188, on the premises, the Lot of Ground, with busic thereon situated, on the northeast corner of Summit and In lay streets, near Hamilton avenue ferry. For maps and terms apply at oblice of auctioneers, 58 Liberiy street, New \ork. BOGART, AUCTIONEER. A Wednesday, July at 103¢ o'clock, at t jon ‘rooms No. 1 North William atreot, Marshal's sal t Jarge Bar Counter, four draw Engllit Heer Pump, ndeliers, Mirrors, Glassware, I Boxes, Scales, Counter, Engraviny mahogany Lounges, marble top Waslatands, Parlor Buit, Cottage Furr ture; Bedding, Carpets, Bedsteads, &c. CHAS. A. CLARK, Marshal. ip jon, on ‘Thursday and Friday, | 7 FOR SALF. ING LIQu GOOD PA the Fon. tndnsty tiiam square. MAN WHO®E SON 1S @ naval Cadetship to a respectable persot Herald off BA ghey Ann Ice Now doing a goo! aaerl oe Olns & good paying basiness: will be. 90 8 Second avenue, near Fifty-third atreot. ¢ FOR SALE IN wards man ean make money, For paiticalars apply to WILLIAM ABLUTT, U1 mn. Ads EAM SALOON FOR 8ALE— is about leaving the city. Inquire as BARBER SHOP FoR SALE—RUNNING SIX CHAIRS; will be sold Wai be gatd cheap for ‘cas near three fernes, 68 PUsNEss: AND LEASE FOR SALE.—A DESIRANLE and established Milinery Business ta a gnod location cheap for cash. ollice. re For particulars address box 219 Herald RUG STORE FOR SALE—AT ORANGE, N. J |. AP: ly to WHEELER, PA’ o BL ») PATTERSON & CO., 160 Williams ps. STORE IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE—FIVE years’ leaso, with good pngt chance fora drng Sioa Sais qui ress business; ex ottice, av, Herald RUG STORE FOR SALEB—WPLL Loca’ cellent t with Sinall capital; only part cash re- IN neighborhood. Will be sold cheap. ighfe nvontee cape Haque at OB pers STORE FOR SALE—IN TIE COUNTRY, A F miles from New Yor, dotny a good business, Practice, Stock, Fixtures, Furniture 1: suitable for an Trish Catholte, price, aso ‘8 Horse and Wazont must be void im: medintely. Apply to HALE, 61 Ann street, New York. No ‘agenta need app: JOR SALE—THE OYSTER AND DINING SALOON, 47 Whitehall atreet. Apply on OR SALE.—FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE; WI wold cheap, with Lease of whole House. Inquire Second avenue, for two days. OR SALE—A RE e premises, STAURANT, BILLIARD and Laver Beer Saloon, the beat location in the ch house from Broadway ; {ull license and lens mist be wold at any price. Apply. at At orro G. KERRT POR SALE—THE LONG ESTABLISHED BUS W ilitam street. D FIXTURPS OF A JOR SALE-—SToc ayiog Fancy Goods Apply at 42 First street. JOR SALE—A GOOD LIQUOR STC Leare to run. Must be sold at*ou bor 191 Herald oilice. {OR SALE—A NEW MARVIN cash. Address Broadway, New York. F°O8 SAbE—THE STOCK AND FI y Store, doing a good business; local |, WITH ‘Add! E, Moore, boiween II and 2 o'¢ price low and sold on nc three days at 449 East Thirteenth stree VOR SALE-AN OLD FESTA BLISHE) nent nad cellar, and doiny. nn excelien ). MARTINE, 420 Hudson LL Be at ibe LIQUOR aoe Fourth ING. INESS for electroplating and Freach fine gilding of watebes and general meta! work for book and x, No. 12 Willan sireet; reason, advanced age, Appiy to JOS. HATRY, 153 100D i ; chenp rent for whole house; established four years, and sold only on account of sicknesa. LON@ D. Ky SAFE, CHEAP FOR lock, 73 on 6) unt of i health. Call for ith good Stock and Fixtures and threo yeara® trade. reet, corner of Bt. JOR SALE—A SODA WATER AND SARSAPA Factory, with over 300 customers, 2 fine hor and ail the utensils belonging theretd. In Ninth street, near avenue A. OR SALE—A FIRST Horse, Wagon and Ha Apply at 402 West fifth street, between 11 and 2 o'clock. ~ON FULTON AVE OR SAL! LEWES oe Bs 1 OOPe ge AUCTIONEER —EXECUTOR'S 4 sale of the Heath House, at Schooley’s Mountain Springs, N- J., including the Furniture and 80 acres af Land. On Thuraday, August 6, 1868, at four o'clock P. M., on the premises, without reserve, rain or shine. Possession to be given 15th of October next. ‘Terma—One-fourth cash and the remainder om bond and eae eee oe aveiara ar itthographs of the hotel, pl 1 OF full particufara oF Iithographs 0 ol, please ap} W. W. MARSI th Mountain, oF Hotel, New York, |ARSH, Executor, at Schoo! Messrs. CLARK & SCHENCK, Merchants’ % or to LEWIS B. WOOD, Auctioneer, No. 69 Montgomery street, Jerecy City, N. J. J. HIGGINS, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 154 GRAND shot ony New York clty, will well, on Thureday, July 90; the clogunt Houschold Furniture in private house No. 68 W Baltic atreet, Brooklyn. Partioulars in Thursday's Herald, (YD, BUILDINGS AT AUCTION THE BUILDINGS now occupying parte of sad or public drive lately f h treet, will be Inid out between sold at public auction’ on the premises at 9 o'clock A. M., Wednesday, 20 July inst. and on the following days. ° For catalogues ‘and particulars inquire at the ofice of the Com- missioners of the Central Park, 1 Nassau street, or at the Museum (old arsenal), Central Park. ANDREW Hy GREEN, Comptroller of the Park. New York, July 18, 1863, AWNRROKER'S SALE—THIS DAY, BY JOHN MOR- TIMER, 6 East Broadway, of 400 lots Men's and Wo- men’s choice Clothing and other Goods, By order H. Me- Aleenan, 192 e. 6 F0 ty-ninth street and 1 FICE, NTH iy. 0, 429 Weat Thirty- third sireet, Stock and Fixtures of a fine ly Grocery lore, comprising fine Fixtures, Counters, Glass Case, Siieiv- ing, Platform and other Seales, Ice Boxes, Awning, Soap, ‘and other goods too numerous to E Dok, Starch, Teas, Sploos, & Sale positive ILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONZER, WILL SELL ON Tue day, July 2%, at No. 12 Carmine street, the Furnt- ture of » family leaving for Europe, consisting of mahogany Parior Suit, in haircloth ; two French plate hogany marble top Dressing Burea enamelled Chamber Suits, H. Bedding, Brussels Ware, Ritchen Ute first clase house, Der Ww" WITTERS, AUCTIO! THURS: day, at 1c o'clock, at L ite & © Brewery), Ho rm WwW ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTION ‘uesday, 2th inst, at 1934 o%c i,’ Pure nit ‘of the oid’ Burnham BMavslon House, corner of Seveniy-ninth street and Broadway. For farther particulars, previvits to sale, apply to H. K. PACKARD, 617 Sixth avenue, brat the oflice of the Auctioneer, 170 Chatham square. { The a: ove will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, an \- prises Wardrobea, Mirrors, Brussels a other ¢ Ol cloths, &e. the splendid barroom Fixtures. aveuue car to Seventy-aecond street and travel west, W *. Sites, avgrios SELLS ON W Uay, at 10% O'clock, at 20 Waverte; way, all the handsome ‘Household Furniture, & Above hotse-—Rowewood Ti octave Plano, by Stodart, Stool and Cover; rich Freneh piate pler tel Mirrors, lace and brocatel Curtains, rosewood Parlor Suits in crimson brocatel, slip cov rorewood Etageres, statiary top and mirror back; rich Centre, Side and fancy Tables original Ott Paintings, 12 back Walnut and otber Chamber Baits, marble te hal Mattresses, French Holsters and Pillows, of Ii and Bed Linen in variety ; fin other Chairs; Lounjen Warurbbes, Bookcase, back wal hut Extension. Table, black walnut Bnfet and Chairs to English body’ Brussels Carpets ali throug the house, English Of Clothe: Silver, China, Dinner. Bet, cost $500; Dut Glass, Toilet Ware, Cutlery, t with Dinin Hoom and Kitchen Furniture, &c., with which the sale wil gecue Fenthers, Table faay Voltaire, Hockia F HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCES AT MONT. ©) clair, N. J., will be sold at auction on Tuesday, July 28. For particulars apply to A. J. BLEECKBR, SON & CO., 77 jar street. Cod: sachets ot acs "Sé 64™ AUCTION SALE Scranton C on Weduerda, ry itech by Meets John. HD &Co., Auctioneers, john H. Draper & Co., Auctio Deny, Gompany’a ealeeroom, 98 Exchange plase, New York, on Wednesday, July % at 1¥o°clook May of Coa}, from the Lack anne Tegions, deliverable at thelr port, N. J., during Aus a SAMUEL SLOAN, President. most vant va Bronewick, “Ful particulars, with PETEIT & FRAZKE, 171 Broadway, room No. 2. ian RARE CHANCB.—FOR SALE, WITH STOCK TO A suit purchaser, one of the finest Tea Stores in the city, aotn business; o s ens; best of reasons for relling. Inquire ATAU RBER & CO., 294, 296 and 398 Ureenvich sh HAT STORE ON RIONTH AVENUE FOR SALE— TATh or without stock, or will exchange for real estate, Gall at HOWES & CO.'8, No. 9 Dey atreet, room No. 9. RUCK FOR SALE—IN GOOD ORDER; CAN FLOOR A bf) tierces; also double Harness. Apply s+ Wieary pont anne nd f ANUFACTURING BUSINESS, A EBT ot wack patent righta and all, for ale atm ‘sacrifice on liberal FOR SALE CHEAP—FOUR STORI A ith boa. in fine runing order, on Wet Twenty- Seventh street ; $24,000. DMUND H. MARTINE, Slath avenue, corner Thirty-second street, FIRST CLASS GROCERY, IN A GOOD NEIGHBOR. ““G1008 & HORN, 77 Nesena street, on a Jeading avenue, doing & Jarge family to pay for fixtu: ownel fow rent, favorabie lease, ‘noth 10 ET Tetiring, will sell at a bargal ‘Hon: in. toe roadway. LE CHEAP—A DOWN TOWN Liquor Cont AN OYSTER SALOON AND RES- gold wo DRY FOR SALE.—APPLY It t@ @ good chance to make 2 PROVED SODA AND BEE! INS, aa ere Coolers to tet or eel On terme aul; address, with name TEA, an D FLOUR low “| LIQuOR STORE ON rset STREET—1S OPEN ON yiays; 3 lease Mi wanted for the good A, Ber) rein barroom 104 West atreet 100 D PAVING CORNER FAMILY LIQUOR STORE Joon eany terms ; full license, long lease ; rent tre: man gf 4 ‘ f @ rare chance; reat ve Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, RILLA ASS MILK ROUTE, WITH t Forty- UE, THE STOCK AND Fixtures, with Goodwill, of twostdres, in one buildings low. Apply to W. MACKEY, FP, SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF BAD HEALTH, & 0. first class Dining Saloon, with bar and lodginys, good business; five yeurs' lease (rom May last and ‘ate rent. Inquire at 42 Wea sireet. GEO. DUNST ACKER BUSTN Apply to the present R BALE--FIRST CLASS ing a good retail husivess. Broadway, room No. 8. Fe SALE—A DINING SALOON AND BAR, . BIGG |ALE—LEASR, FIXTUR! showy Store In the best business ious ahow windows, apy to the owns BRO! RS, 149 Fulton street, BINS, 167 Eighth avenue, New York. OR SALE—ONE 25 BAR ‘and worm: all new, and having my fn column; will warrant the same to ma’ Also one 80 barrel Still Column, Goore » secon’ hand; price 80 cents per pound. A fin, Albany, N. Y. OR 8. a nL STILL, COLUM 1 Imp OR SALE—A TORACCO FACTORY, IN COMPLA Fofuuning order. Apply to P. BERNARD & ¢ Pear! street. RST CLASS ENGLISH BAGATELLE TABLE, marble bed, for saie, at 023 Niuth avenue, cor Forty second street. JOR SALE-AN OLD ESTARLISIE Pe tng and Oyster goot business conditt Jjendlid chi jor Lease five prop Inquire this w 40 Highen avenne, Y STOh ok about Hut AND FAN OR SALE, ‘stand on Broadway; easy terma be reduced to suit Brussels, Herald office. (f OR SALE—CHEAP, A FIRST CLASS OC P%«: chance #eldom offere given for Teases the whole houre: rent cheap. Sorner of Grand and Taompson airecta, for two days. yor AND FIXTURES Store in Brook!rn. rooklyn improved ice. JOR SALE—STOCK, LEAS! first clare Boot and Sh $5,000, Or wonlt exchange f taie, Address box 214 Herald rookiyn; or to ‘Mr, KOB- RUP. owner, HAND- newly fitted up; low rent; doing a goo bust- & HOKN, 77 Nassau street. 20D WILL OF 0. with rae of wok at PB St chaser; bona Hide chance. Address IRNER natiefactors reasons Apply Ora Price, real ew OR SALE OR TO LEASE—A SPLYNDID RESTA. rant in. Broadway. Inquire of EDWARD MELL, Now. 156, 1:8 Fulton street, corner of Broudway. WOR SALE CHEAP—THE 1 tres of an excellent Barre beat lor ation down town. Apply to THO joneer, %3 Chatabers street, or 250 West OR SALI Seale, Ibs, JOR. 8 sircet, Jersey City. {OR SALE OR TO 1 A very desirable Stand in Waehington Market. Stand, Herald office, or apply at (uew No.) 20 irtietb sire banka’ make, in pood order; cnpact TAN OLD PSTASLISTE! } OTEL AND BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE y terme; best location tu the efty; good le ront; fitted mp in tirat class style. Apply to WM. J. 8 Dillard table manufacturer, 89 Crosby street. No ago ANUPACTURING BUSINESS FOR SALE—1 M ‘cosatul operation, secured by patent; capital r about $4,000, Inquire at 215 Centro sire cond Hoo NTING PRESSES FOR SALE.—ONETIHE Pi vata: one (four roller) do. 23.28, with extra fo fety of other Presses. sand socks AM SP LEE, BU FI‘h atreet, Brooklyn STORE AND i ARE CHANCE.—SELL OB LY doing aplen lid —. ep io pay exeopt rent; going 0 nit estabtishment to let; Horse, Harness ‘ply at 512 Sixth aren J ARE CHANCE.—MUST BF SO! oat. — :COND HAND PLATFORM CHRAP—A 8ECO) one TURIN, kind.lng woud yard, 66 wad 6s Hudaom D AND Addrewe h #troet. -ON low "1 ute. w suc equired rr. CYLIN- voteine F. D. jOUSE, ate or together; vothing Rurope immediately. “Also ele- « Dog Ci can. ON ACCOUNT OF Titbeaith, a Confectionery and Tee Cream Saloon, doing lished for several years, on Nile.” Address D. Willams, Herald oilice. SALE. —! STOVE AND TIN BUSINESS FOR Btock and Tools; will sell separate! Newkirk, Montgomery, Orange county, N. ¥. PLE ROOM PARTITION, WI jendid thing, for sale cheap, at St. James Hotel, \d Twenty-sixth street, oa 0 PUILDERS.—A LARGE, FIRST. CLA\ ‘urnace, sa! winter. cheap. Address box 880 New Tork Post ofice. $300 tipal uoroughfare. itd ave- ly. Address ©. B. ITH TWO DOORS, Broad- * CULVER be sold DOWN—BALANCE ON TIME, FOR LEASE, Block, Furniyare and Good Will of latse boarding rn, low rent, corner prite Mr. MASON, No. 1 Centre street. ’ FS, FIV $500, Hare STORE, STOCK, FIXTURES, FT cl IO. $ rent; Sportmenta t live fm; pear Pavonla ferry. Prospect street, Jersey City. Long lense. Good ‘show window for cigar 10i Herald ofice, “EXCELLENT ALE AND CHOP HOUSE. 2.500. rn Low rent. end 7 =) FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS DIVING $2.500. ‘Saloon, in a ceatral Jocation ‘up town, naw ing & good tantly increasiay.. gan oP SMITH & BRO. 1,004 Bondway. $3.000 one year; location, lease, stoc! eonvines of the value, erms easy, Address office. WILL PURCHASE A whieh will pay itself three times or _ MACHINERY, shines; will 54 tne! SIMPSOK & CO, 43 Broadway, toom 28, FOR SAL TWO DANIEL‘ PLANING Fuk SALE OHEAP. Ey reed a. DISTILLERY, more caah recnipts dally wi Doge —= F°%, BALE-—A STEAM ENGINE OF 15 won bt 4 Boiler of doub! itirely new. For eulare eit omen Enamel ioc Works, 00D PLANING MACHINE FOR BALE. dd AR’ ANS 300. Bo ‘ONGUE AND inches. to CHIDES- TER TOOT aaa Ta kyae streaks eorne? 0! Green, Jereay HORSE POWER ENGINE FOR 25 seen rinning. T. i LE.—CA’ [OF FMAN, 41 Gold atreet. NBR * ‘A YARD ASSORTMENT, OF, NEM, AND SECOND nd Billiard Tables, all eines, furs Y 10 Tris 1 M1 kinds EO AVAMAGH & DECKER, corner of Oana and C Fr RAP GRIFFITH OFFERS FOR SAL f MLL aed W. Mor 08S ceveht! Url aon eon "MATRIMONIAL, RICH YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHHKS TO © A. apont iin y young tady, wid 8, view to mat Addiess 4, 0) Morena, (rake 3 nar pe wen