The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1868, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WEDNESDAY, August 12—6 P. M, The gold market developed a strong upward ten- dency this morning, and after opening at 146% and selling at 14654 it advanced gradually, in the midst of congiderable excitement, to 146% and at three o'clock stood very firm at 146%. Subsequently, under a heavy pressure to buy, it advanced to 147 and the latest quotation on the street was 146% a 147, The volume of business transacted was large and the demand was maialy from importers, foreign bankers and other strong parties, who believe that ‘the premium will rise considerably higher under financial and commercial influences alone. and that the political agitation inseparabft from the Presiden- ‘tial canvass and election will aggravate its upward tendency, There isa very large “short” interest out- standing of recent creation, and the purchases to “cover” this will probably carry the price higher in ‘the immediate future than it would otherwise go. The failure of an outside broker involved in heavy gold operations was reported in the gold room this morning, and to Buch @ Feckleas extent have “short” sales been made since Thursday morning last by weak parties that it will not be surprising if more failures occur during the next few days, Our imports continue to Preponderate largely over our exports, the value of ‘the former at this port from the 1st of January to the Ast ef August having been $145,173,534 in specie, freight ana duty unpaid, while that of the exports during the same time, or rather up to the 4th inst., ‘Was only $99,079,058 in currency. For the week end- ing on the 11th inst. the exports, exclusive of specie, were valued at $3,209,312, while the imports for the ‘Week ending on the 7th inst. ataounted to $6,046,093 inspecie, The fact that notwithstanding the per- sistent hammering of the market since Wednesday last it failed to dectine at any time below 1455 has strengthened contidence ina rise from its present point, as 146 is regarded as what is technically calied “hardpan” for some time to come, There was @ good borrowing demand for coin, but the supply ‘was abundant and loans were made “flat” and at two and three per cent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $3,269,000, the gold balances to $2,387,159 and the currency balances to $3,845,585. ‘The amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of France on the 80th of July was £49,042,200 sterling, the largest aggregate yet held bv that institution at any one time. On tie 2vth ult, the Bank of England held only £21,964,651 of specie and bullion in both departments, and it is noteworthy that nearly ali the gold latterly imported into England has found its ‘way immediately into the Bank of France. The Sub-Treasury disbursed $44,000 in coin in payment of interest during the day. In explanation of there Aaving beén no shipment of specie by the Scotia on ‘account of the Alaska payment, it is understood that two transfers were made by telegraph in the sum of £100,000 each to Messrs. Baring Brothers, in London, Dy Messrs. Raphaci & Sons and Messrs. Stern Brothers, on account of their correspondents in thia city, the exchange being settled here after receipt of advices that the transfers had been made on the basis of 10944 a 10934 for sixty days bills, The varia- tions in gold during the day are thus shown:— 10:06 A. M. +146% 3:00 P. a P.M. 140% 6:40 P. ‘There has been a somewhat firmer market for rail- way shares and border State stocks to-day than we have had to record of late, but the speculative feel- ing of the street continues tame, and the task of gustaining prices devoives entirely upon cliques. The outside public displays great apathy ‘with respect to all Stock Exchange movements, and the brokers aud other professional speculators act with extreme caution. Towards the close the im- Proyement of the morning was lost, and there was more pressure to sell than to buy. Money continues abundant at three and four per cent on call, the sup- ply being largely inexcess of the demand. In dis- counts there is no activity, and the best grade of commercial paper ts still scarce and quoted at 534 #6 per cent. At the commencement of business the railway share market was dull but firm, and at the eany session of the open board Erie sold at 5834, New York Central at 1285 and Rock Isiand at 112%. The transfer books of the Rock Island Company have been returned to this city and will be closed on Saturday, the 16th instant, pre- Paratory to the payment of the ten per cent dividend in cash on the 18 of September. The divi- end in question inciudes the two half-yearly divi- dends due in April and October in the present year, the firat of which was suspended owing to the litiga- tion in which the company was involved, growing out of the issue of the 49,000 shares of new stock. Stockholders before receiving this dividend will have to sign assent to the issue of this new stock as part of the permanent capitai of tho company. As all the suits against the company have been either with drawn or dismissed this will probably be done. Atthe first regular board the market was quiet but firm,and on the call Now York Centra! closed 1% higher than atthe same time yesterday, Eris 1%, Reading %, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 1, Pacific Mail % and Tennessee sixes, new issue, 1. Govern- ment securities were firm at a fractional advance. At the open board at one o’clock the market was firm, and New York Central sold at 120}; and Cleveland and Pittsburg at 87%. At the second regular board prices were well sustained, alihough the volume of business was light. On the call New York Central closed 3 higher than at the first regular board, Michigan Southern % and Tenneasee sixes, ex coupon, 1. Government securities were dall but steady. After the call quotations tended downward, and at the open board at half-past three Erie sold at 57% and New York Central at 128%. During the remainder of the afternoon the market ‘was dull and drooping, and at the close at half-past five o'clock the following quotations were current:— Now York Central, 1235 9 128%; Erie, 67% @ 68; eading, 91% a 91%; Michigan Southern, 86 @ 86%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 87% @ 87%; Cleveland and Toledo, 100%; Rock Island, 112% a 112%; Northwestern, 833; a 83%; Northwestern preferred) $294 @ 82%; Fort Wayne, 108% 109; Ohio and Mis- slasippi, 20% @ 207%. ‘There has been 9 very confident feeling all day in the market for government securities, and especially with regard to the home bonds, as distinguished from those for which there is a foreign demand. The inquiry was chiefly for the five-twenties of the mew issue of 1865 and 19867, while the exportable bonds were neglected. The cheapest bonds on the lst are the five-twenties of 1864, which are quoted at 110% @ 110%, although they carry the same amount of accrued interest as the bonds of 1865, which are quoted at 112% @ 112%. There is consequently a margin of 1% per cent fora legitimate rise in them, supposing the bonds of 1865 to remain steady at their present price, After the somewhat prolonged duiness we have experienced a more active and buoyant market for our national securities would -weom to be inevitable. At the close it was firm at the subjoined quotations:—Registered, 1881, 115 a 115}; Coupon, 1881, 115% @ 115%; 5-20's, regis- Cored, 1862, 100% & 109%; 5-20’s, coupon, 1962, 114K a M14%; dO., 1864, 110% a 1107; do., 1865, 1125 a 112%; do., 1965, January and July, 10944 @ 109%; do., 1867, 10054 @ 10934; do,, 1868, 1094 a 10034; 10-40"s, regis- tered, 105% @ 106; 10-40’s, coupon, 109%; a 109%; Sep- tember compounds, 1865, 118%; October do., 116. The Bank of England return for the week ending Jaly 29 shows the following totals, to which are ap- pended the changes from the return of the previous Government securities. ...£14,614,304 No change. Other securities...... 16,070,204 = Dec. £330,100 Notes unemployed 11,422,306 Inc... 08,675 The tax on real and personal estate has been re- duced as follows:— The net amount charged to the counties annuaily from 1862 to 1565 was,........ ‘The net amount chargeabie to the counties annually for 1966, 1867 and 1968.......... Annual reduction, see $1,344,002 ‘The Pennsylvania State debt was, as understated on November 30, 1860, and August 5, 186s, re spectively, according to @ recent reiurm of the Auditor General:— Total State debt November «$97,060,847 Total State debt August 6, 1863... 88,661,637 Of this latter amount the interest is stopped on $961,641, and the amount redeemable on presenta- ‘Gon, the funds being on hand for its peyment. ‘Tee tarvign exchange Backes bes YEON Gust ol NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1868, day at the reduced quotations previously current, and at the close, bankers? bilis on Ergiand at eixty days were quoted at 109% a 100%, at three days 109% a 11044; commeretal bills, 1085, a 10944. Bankers’ bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.18% a 5.16%. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Wednesday, August 12—10:15 A. M. $5000 S520, cou 12.5. 11434 . 12000 Us 6, cou, "67 108 20000 3 eEye se Bee ge’ seek z SSBECIRER aEgee 1 100 Western Union Tel. 570 do h Bi St Jos RR pf.bo Mie d Alton RUC. 158 9) . 1153 1000 N Car 6a, n Stn ahs chic £ 8'W' ), cou, "62 114° 0 shs Chic & do. ©,,t84. 11074 800 6's, 5-20) r, "84. 1098 "8 66, 5-3, 6, "64. 110% 20000 US 6's, 8-20) c, "6B: 11255 100 B00) : 1dig 100 8000 US. n 109 Ma 200 U 8 Express C 100 NY Contral RR. 0. 200 Del, Lac « We Al Del & Hud Can. COMMERCIAL REPORT. WEDNFSDAY, August 12-6 P. M. Corrre.—There continued a fair demand for Rio, prices for which remained firm. There were sales of 8,060 bags ex Century and 271 do, ex Bremerin on private terms. Other kinds were in some demand, but we heard of no sales. Corron.—Receipts, 875 bales. Tho market was dull and nominal for all grades except good middling, which being scarce was held lc. higher. The sales (part last eveniag) were only 822 bales, Including 658 ft innit rere oniy 622 pales including 608 for epinning and 170 for Tplandsand Mobditeand New Orleane Florida, aaa cad and — Ordinary. a Good ordinary. DY) 5 Low middlin, ag 23 Middling . 29 80 Good miu Bi ig 82! FLOUR AND. GRAin.—ieceipts, 9,589 bbte, flour, soca bushels corn, 20,260 do. oats. The four market was again rather quiet, but frm, forall kinds at our previous quotations. ‘There was 0} trade demand and no demand for specula- tion; very little inquiry for shipment. Califor flour was quiet, but steady. The sales were about 10,000 closing juiet, but steady. Southern four was quiet, but iy. bbls. Rye flour was i Bales S85 bUIa.. Gora meal Was ace wah E mitecale ab. 3 a > 8 s 8500 995 950 a 1050 7 8% 850 a 1050 925 0 1000 35 a 12.50 975 0 1050 11 00 w 1250 11950 9 1400 14 00 w 1500 sd facaily 18.00 @ 16 00 Southern supertine and extra. 11 60 8 1250 Calfformia flour (sacks and bbis.). 0 00 a 123 75 Rye flour. 8.00 a 1076 Se — 6350 645 5800 585 were very firm, The offerings were larger, but holders were not dis- posed to accept of lower figures in any instance, Eomprised about 85, 00 cohen os le wales Th 8210 for choice No, 2 spring affont, 82 12 for mixed Nos. 1 and 2 in store, $2 40 for red Indiana,” $245 for red and white Southern, $3 90 for California, for Canada white and 2 80’ for white Michigan,’ Corn was in active demand, and le. alos were about, 200,400 bushels at gh ia gt 17 for new mixed, 81 38 0 #1 26 for white and #1 32 for yellow, For old mixed $1 19 was bid. Oats were quiet bui steady. The sales were 30,000 bushels at 88c. a S8igc. afloat. Ryo was quiet; 500 bushels Southern were reported sold at $1 87. Barley and barley malt were dull and nominal. sanienre “ane market continued Nopue sett and rates were lower. eo jagements were :—" iverpool Beamer, 1,000 biuhele cura at Bd.'s bigd. “almost Giak Gore 600 boxes cb: at 258, London, bbis. rosin at 2s. To Bremen, per steamer, 50 bales tobacco at $1, 60 hhds. do. at Vis. 6d., cases do. at 15s. and 400 cases do. on private terms, "The charters -—A Bremen_bark, about 400 tons, from St. Johns to London, deais, ‘S6e., and an American bark, to the Mediterranean, 2,500 ‘bbls. petroleum on private terms. GUNNY CLOTH remained dull at our last quotations. GUNNY Bags were quiet but steady at 32\40. a Wo. Bors were dull. What ilttle demand prevaiied was princi- pally for the better grades, which are somewhat scarce. quote 1867 crop, American, 15c. a 800. a 86c. ; 1866 do., 8c. a 1 tha Poreiga, the, a Be. Hay continued Feet oars waa Ista, Br Tea Be ort a Te. for shippr outrun Mauls let wt 10%e, m 10%c.y gold, whil EMP.—Mauila- was quiet at 10%, m 10%. while jute was unchanged Bt Bie. a Byes, golds ween Sets to ality. “HIDES were In better demand, and sales were made of 9,000 ideo, I Ibs., at Ble., gold, ssKe.—The was quit and prices were still heavy and irregular, A ule was made of 30) bhds, Nuevitas at dof no other sales. We NaVAL Srores.—Crade turpentine was more active and steady. Sales 319 bbls. at 4. For spirits turpentine the de- . mand was jight and prices ware a trifle off, closing at 460. 450. a 45)gc.to arrive. Sales 200 bbis., ious pricoe, while the revious wi 700 bbls. strained and 46 gc. on the apot au ‘at 4c. on the spot and 45igc. to arriv grades were wore sougnt after at other grades wore quist. Sales 0 ry ‘O1L8.—We hear of 20 sales of moment of any descr! but prices were steady. We quota linseed $1 08 @ @1 1 PRovistons.—Receipts, 35 packages cut meats, Thi Kel for pork was quiet, there being but Jit an: prices were easier, closing heav: ‘about 1,500 Dbls., at $28 70 oo The tatter She ter retail lote 36 ft oF fi xtra, pee ‘nod $24 35 for me noluding 260 bbls. nove execs for August, at #25 MG buyers option: Live hogs were moderaiely active and scarc so fi ie forge. a i a" songht Water, bot unce in value. Th wore, sales. of BO bis. nt 814 «BH 60 for plait mean $20 60.0 $94 botor extre do. tinued t¢ and ‘bee! only at #29 n $31. 0 mar un f is 2832 smail tm beld aS nae ae do., 19}6, & 206. for and die. a S8e. for bag- a aati ‘and 6c. for short do. ‘was more Sienm ava’ lie.» 18:40. for kettle rendcted ‘also 250 tlerces, al a 1940. for re 3 for September, at active at fai to Ta refit Cube. The salen of 520 hhds. at 11 8-160. a 12%e f Cuba and 13)<0. for Porto Rico; also W boxes at I2}ce Re- Onéd was in moderate demand at 16). for dered, crushed nid granulated | 1740 & 1634. for wort white and 183g¢. a 1450. for low. Held at $8'0-€8 98. Pins wae unctian a a, ey oy ‘active at unchanged prices. Sales a s ee ice. WIsKRY.—Receipts, 75 bbl The market sear iy #0 rm ‘Wales 900 bbls, Weetera, in bond, ar sinc, wite. BOOK NOTICES. DICTIONARY OF CONORRSS AND THE GENERAL Gov- ERNMENT. By Charles Lanman. Wartford: Bel- knap & Goodwin. It 1s almost unnecessary to point out the value of a compilation like this, To ail who find it essential to keep their eyes upon the progress of the Comgress of the United States and the general government it is almost indispensabie, containing as it does @ bio- Geer a sketch of all the members of the legisiative ranch of the government from the adoption of the federal constitution to the last session of the Fortieth Congress. This is the fifth edition of the work, and brings us down to the present ume. ND OPINIONS OF NAPOLEON No man in modern times has said so many sage, #0 Many pungent, so many unjust, 60 many bitter things as the First Napeleon. The historians, Thiers, Alison, Cariyle, ‘and the biographers, Bour- rienne, O'Meara and the rest, not to speak of the moir writers and of our own Emerson, have ed many of Napoleon's best say! Stil a Work of this ‘ind was Needed. It is well got ap. The selections are judiciously made, and the man a Ri Acne to make himself master of the sayings | aie i pocket are VENEZUELA. General Monages Advanciag Agninst General Bruzual at Puerte Cabelio—Tue Coasting SANTIAGO DE Cusa, August 7, 1868. ‘The news from Caracas ts to July 22, The revolu- tion had not ceased, although the province and State of Caracas are going on well enough under the pro visional ministry formed by General Monagas. Gen- eral Monagas was, at last dates, in Valencia, with four thousand men, having detached bis vanguard against Puerto Cabello, where General Bruzual has all the forces he could gather together. In the vicinity of said town there have been several skir- mishes between the belligerents, but it was generally believed that Brazual would soon have to abandon the point. The naval force at Bruzual’s command did not succeed in blockading the port of Laguayra, although a small war steamer of Falcon’s was at- tempting to do so, ‘The only States that still sustain Falcon are Bar- quisimeto and Zulia, The former, which in all re- spects is a very finportant State, 1s oroee by Gen- eral Patino, who is a personal frien: State of Zulia, of which ‘overned by Genera! Southeriand, an Enghsh West dian of color, also friendly to Falcon. The government of Monagas has conceded the right of the coasting trade to the vessels of all na- tions for @ term of six months, commencing from July 16, The same government has declared null and void all sales and contracts made by Bruzual, in- cluding those of the steamer Maporari.and other ves- sels of war. There waa no ship of warin Laguayra when the last packet sailed. The American Oonsu! had asked for one from Jamaica, but none were there either, WATERING PLACE NOTES. Baltimore belles carry oif all the honors this season at Newport, Mrs. Goodhealth Ockershausenspew, of Pithoie, Pa., one morning last week drank thirty-three glasses of spring water, and didn’t appear at break- Tast. ‘The Chinese spent $1,700 for hack hire in Washing- ton, At Niagara Falls whatever money they have left will be required for the same purpose. Agrand masked ball will be given at the Green- brier White Sulphur Springs, Va., this weer. There wasa grand fancy dress ball at Jordan's Wiite Sulphur Springs on Tuesday, ‘4c olive of the Old Dominion were present. A young lady, a day or 30 ago, was relating the pleasures of a visit to the seasiore. She had beer spending afew weeks at one of our most popular resorts, and had been bitten in the foot, through the gaiter, by agailynipper. The gentlemen were ob- liged to Wear miniature veils over their faces to keep from being bitten by the galiinippers aad musquitoes. Who would’nt go to the seashore It must be deib cious. You bet it is, War Maps.—General Sherman has notified the officers of his old command that a limited number of maps of the campaigns of 1863, 1864 and 1866 by the Western armies are received at his headquarters for distribution, Ail persons who held command of bri- gades, or of higher command, can have a copy by sending their uames and addresses to bim or to Col- onel W. E. Merreil, United States Engineer, St. Louis, Mo. Other parties desiring a copy may apply by let- ter, and when all entitled as above have been sup- [ape the remaining maps on hand will be sent as far as the supply will go. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Crasr—Donninc.—In this city, on Wednesday, August 12, by the Most Rey. Archbishop McCloskey, NELSON CuAsE to Hattig ©, DuNsing, daughter of Wm. Dunning, all of this on FINGLETON—MCBRIDLE.—On Mondi it 10, at ‘ares, Miss , Any St. Patrick's Cathedral, by the very en V. G., Mr. JoserH FINGLETON, of Brooklyn, ManGAReT MCBRIDLE, of this city. GREENE—PARISEN.—At South Amboy, N. J., on Wednesday, August the residence of the bride's mother, by the Key. G. J. Burton, J. HENRY GREBNE, of New York, to Miss Many EMMA PaRisEN, daugh- ter of the late Colonel Phillip J. Parisen. ULMAN—CLANCY.—On Monday, August 10, by the Rey. Father McSweeny, Mr. ABBOTT ULMAN to Miss Etta M. CLANCY, both of this city. Died. Arcurr.—Suddeniy, of heart &tsease, on Wednes- day morning, August 12, at hia residence in this c ELLIS 8. a, senior member of the firm Archer, Pancoast & Co., aged 65 years. Notice of interment will be given hereafter. Philadelphia papers please copy. Brereton.—On Wednesday, Angust 12, Cuar- LOTTE, relict of Thomas Brereton, of Bovien House, Kings county, Ireland, seat 65 years. The funeral will take ? jace from her late residence, 269 West Twenty-second street, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock. SBUTLER.—At Southport, Conn., on Monday, August 10, HaNRIerrA J. BUTLER, Widow of the late David Butler, aged 82 years, The funeral will take place, from the residence of her son-in-law, Dr. Sherwood, tis (Thursday) after- at half-past two o'clock, New Haven papers please copy. BUSHNELL.—In this city, on ‘Tuesday, August 11, ORSAMUS BUSHNELL, in the 67th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family and the members of the bar are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the First Presbyterian church, Filth avenue, ween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, this (Thursd: afternoon, at three o'clock. CURLEY.—On Wednesday, August 12, ANASTICIA CunLgy, the beloved daughter of John and Jean Curley, aged 3 years, 6 mouths and 2 days. ‘The friends of the family and those of her uncles, James, Michael and Thomas Curley, are pepectay invited to attend the funeral, from tne residence of her parents, 311 East Twenty-first sireet, this (Thurs- ay afternoon, at two o'clock, without further no- CHILDS.—On Tuesday, August 11, Dexsamin CuHILps, a native of England, in the 55th year of his age. . he friends of the family, and those of Patrick Murray, are requested to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, from his late residence, 886 Cherry street. ‘The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for tnterment. OnaWFORD.—The metabers of Pioneer lodge, No, 42, 1L 0. G. T., are requested to meet at their lodge room, 601 Third avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clock, to attend the funeral of sister Mary Jane CRawroRD, Meumbers of sister lodges are cor- dially invited. Ds Forsst.—In Geneva, N. Y., on Friday, August 7, Lavinia H. Bassett, wife of Thomas B. De Forvat and daughter of the late Sheldoa Bassett, Esq., of Derby, Conn., aged 34 years. Nar took place at Birmingham, Conn., Au- gust 10. Ds. ValL8.—Summons.—The brethren of Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 27, F. and A. M., are hercby sum- mend to appear at their lodge room, 594 Broadway, this (Thureday) morning, at eleven o'clock for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respe to the late brother Isaac DeL VALLE, whose funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 264 East Fourth street, at one o'clock, P. M. B. De Young, Master. Mavatce De Vates, Secretary. FReess.—On Mi » August 10, DrEpRIcH PRERSE, 23 years, 2 Montus and 29 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Peter Jacob Vest, No. 314 East Twenty-fiftn street, this (Thursday) afvernoon, at one @ FekxetRa.—On Wednesday, August 12, He Err, only daughter of Joun and Helen Ferreira, ed 18 months, 'LANNELLY.—At Jersey City, on Tuesday, August 11, PaTRiCK FLANNELLY, aged 17 years and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to id the funeral, this (fhursday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, from the resi- dence of his ts, 116 Pavonia avenue, Fisx.—On ‘ednesday, August 12, SEWALL Fisk. Gonress—On Tuesdays Augost 11, 3 Gor JORTZE.—ON 7 August 11, JOHANNA GORTZE, wife of Hermann Goetze, 63 years and 4 months, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 11 ps street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two ‘clocl HaWKine,—Suddenly, on Wednesday, August 12, ALicB, youngest daughter of John and Mary Haw- kins, aged 6 years, $ months and 10 Gays, ‘The relatives and friends of the family rade fally invited to attend the funeral, from the ence of her parents, 291 South Seventh street, near Jersey a min) Jersey City, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. HargMaN.—On Wednesday morning, a 1 Kare, daughter of Theodore and Charlotte Sram aged 4 months and 4 days. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her grandfather, An- drew Harman, No. 198 South Sixth street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Thuraday) afternoon, at three o'clock. mn Sunday, August 9, CHARLES HmaRt, hoof Lynelly, Kings county, Ire- ne is and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the reaidence of his brother-in-law, Wiiliam Conroy, 808 Washington = (Thursday) afternoon, precisely at two o’cloc! HaRrioT.—On Wednesday, August 12, of cholera infantum, CATHARINE ELIZABETH, youngest daugh- ter of J. Groshon and Elsie Anna Herriot, aged 4 months and 9 days. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late ice, Yonkers, on Friday morning, at nine o’clock. Hudson River Ral train leaves Thirtieth strect at eight A. M. Carriages will be in waiting at the Yonkers depot. Jostyx.—On Tuesday morning, August li, AMALIA Lovisa Morgan, Wile of Or! jo W. Joslyn, aged 33 years, 11 months and 8 or. Funeral services at the house, No. 40 West Thirty- sixth street,this brnaeeeey) afternoon, at four o’cl Ke..y.—On Wednesday, August 12, at his resi- dence, 207 avenue ©, PATRICK KB&LLY, a native of the parted of Clonturbret, county Monaghan, Ireland, re ears, “tine relauves and friends of the family are respect- 7a invited to attend the funeral from the Church o1 the Immaculate Conception, Fourteenth street and avenue A, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock, where & high miss of requyem will be offered up for the re- ose of his soul. @ funeral will take place from bs vito ob be j basin ot woo. as _e ‘Tuesday, August 11, Mra, PHOBE,LINGHAM, of this city, aged 65 years, ‘Notice of funeral to-morrow. Magrin.—On Wednesday, Aug,'st 12, HUGH MaR- ‘TIN, @ native of the county Tyrone, Ireland, aged 33 years. Nottee of funeral ia to-morrow's paper. MozeR.—at her pears in on Staten Isiand, Dororuka Marig MozeR, aged 34 7H teak ic ts hua luperal w! thia after- noon, at two orelock. ALTBY.—. more, on Tuesday, August 11, Jane MALTBY, agod 68 years, i SE BT ae n’s_church, bs rette and Clinton avenues, Brooklyn, on morning, at ten o'clock, , * ud MACFARLAND.—On Wednesday, At 12, at Ros- lyn, L, I., of congestion of the brain, HARRY IRVING, El son of J. E. and §, J, Macfarland, of New Siterny’—On Wednesday: Augustl®, Samam Mi r—t in A ABA MONRO, wife of Donald Munro, aged 26 years’ ‘ ‘The funeral will take pl from 224 West Thirty- fifth street, this [rhureday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Invergordon (Scotland) Times copy. , MILLER.—At Hackensack, on Faowdag i, Wx. J, StrTT, infant son of Géorge and Mary M. Mil- ler, aged 7 months and 5 days. Funeral services at the restdence of his d- mother, Mrs, A. Miller, 188 Jersey avenue, Jersey City, this Spacey) afternoon, at two o'clock. URRAY.—On Wedn A August 12, at her late residence, 254 Monroe street, after a | and severe illness, SUSAN B., wife of Patrick lurray and eldest Gaughicr of the late Gabriel B, MoCoy, aged 26 years and 6 months, The friends and relatives of the family and also those of her brothers, George and Daniel B. McCoy, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Mary’s church, Grand street, on Friday morning, at half-past ten o'clock, where a@ solemn mass of requiem will be offered up for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. McCappEN.—On Tuesday night, August 11, after ashort but severe iliness, ANTHONY MCCADDEN, & native of Donegal, Ireland, in the 75th year of his age. ‘Tho friends of the family, and those of his son, Henry McOadden, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 116th street and Fourth avenue, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock* McGowN.—On Wednesday morning, August 12, Jon A., mfant son of Jackson and Amelia NcGown, aged 1 year, 1 month and 12 days. Funeral on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of his grandparents, 106th street, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues, Relatives and neon of the family are respectfully invited to atiend, MoMas’ BERT, Son O} aged 10 mor ‘Phe funeral will take place this (Thursday) morn ing, at eight o'clock, from the residence of his parents. ORaM.—On Wednesday, August 12, WILLIAM ORAM, an old-veteran of the war of 1812, aged 79 years, ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi¢ of his son-in-law, G, M. Radley, 151 Fourth strect, Brooklyn, KE. D., this (thursday) afieravon, at one o’el O'DONNEL Branch, N. J., on Tuesday, August 11, ANAsTas 1croRIA, Wife of James M. O'Donnell, Esq,, of 252 West Fifty-fourth strect, in sth year of her age. —On Wednesday evening, August 12, Louisa, infant Ganeiiee of David L. and Susan A. Price, aged 4 months and 9 days. The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 316 West Twenty-first street, on Friday byt at ten o'clock. The remains wiil be taken to Sing Sing for interment. RUBENS.—At Garrison, N. Y., on Tuesday, August 11, CHARLES, son of Bernhard and Henrietta Rubens, Brooklyn, aged 1 year, 5 months and 21 days. The funeral will take place, from Thirty-fourth street synagoguc, Thirty- rourth street, New York, this (Thursday) morning, at nine o'clock. Rossins.—On Wednesday, August 12, at 164 North Fighth street, Williamsburg, ABicarL, widow of Cerr Robbins, in the 77th year of her age. Her remains wil! be taken to The Purchase, West- chester county, N. Y., for interment, RiGNy.—At Harlem, on Wednesday, August 12, PAvRICK RIGNY, feed 42 years. The funeral will take place at his late residence, 112th street and First evenue, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. KouERs.—On Wednesday, August 12, Epwin RoGERS, youngest 6on of ‘Thomas and Lucy Rogers, aged 2 months and 10 days. The funeral will take place from their residence, 817 Greenwich street, (Thursday) afternoon, at One O'ClOCKs SLevin.—On Tuesday, August 11, ANNA, Wife of the late James Slevin, Her friends and those of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 664 West Forty-second strect, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Strevens.—In Paris, on Friday, August 7, EpwIn A. STEVENS, of Hoboken, N. J. ‘SMitH.—On Tuesday morning, August 11, Mra, MARK Siri, tn the 70th year of her age. The funeral will take place, from her late real- dence, 523 Kast Fifteenth street, between avenues A and B, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. oe i of the family are respectfully invited to attend, TuckER.—Suddenly, on Monday night, Auguat 10, ADELAIDE, only daughter of John ©. and Ann Augusta Tucker, aged 18 months and 20 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 80 West Fourteenth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. TERRETT.—On Wednesday, August 12, after a lin- goring ulness, JuLia, the beloved wife of Michaci errett. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, frou her late resi- dence, Graham street, near Myrtle avenue, East Brooklyn, this (Thursday( afternoon, at two o'clock, to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. VALENTINE.—On Monday, August 11, MARGARET, pace of George H. Valeutine, in the 6od year of her age, The relatives and friends ave invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her family, 134 Van- derbiit avenue, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at WO U'civek. Wi —On Weanesday. August 1%, Jonn J. N of William end Susan Weldon, aged 6 Months and 26 days. ‘The fricnds and relatives of the family are request- ed to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 54 West Forty eighth street. Montreal papers please copy. WesTervett,—At Red Bank, N. J., on Wednesday, August 12, WARREN YouNG, only chfid of Abram D: and Susie E. Westervelt, aged 6 months aud 11 t.—-On Tuesday evening, Angust 11, GiL- ames A, and Gertrude G. McMaster, Be vtice of funerat to-morrow. MACHINERY. _ WOR SALE-ONE EIGHT HORSE ENGINL, BOILER ‘ani Pump, all complete and in firat class order, Also one forty: orse tubular Cylind . For sale toe purchaser very cheap. Apply at I tre street, N.Y. OK SALE—THREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS K Pripter, Herald office, JOR SALE CHEAP—TWO Na Machines; will plane & inckes and 42 inches, Apply to L. H. SIMPSON & CO., 42 Broadway, room 28, OR SALE—A COPPER VACUUM PAN, ABOUT 4 feet, with patrof Vacuum Pump § tne diameter by inch stoke. Apply 0 THOMAS HARRISON, 260 West st, F% 3ALE—FNGINE AND BOILER, SHAFTING, PUL- ieys, Toole and Steam Pumps; a large lot; will be sold at a bargain, at 630 Weat street. FOR SALE. A conueas STORE FOR SALE—WELL LOCATED doing a good trade, at Metuchin, N. J., on the New J Saar, Salons so wc. 0b.” UND—ON & BROADWAY AND FOURTH AVENUB ar Tuesday morning, August 11, a Portemonaale. ‘Owner can have it by calling ‘at 444 Broadway, proving pre- perty and paying for this advertisement. A. HOTEL FOR SALE THE LEASE AND FURNI- ture of a well located Hotel on Broadway, containing 44 Tooms, for aule; in complete order. Full particalars by ap- plying’ at 645 Broadway. No agents need apply. JOUND-IN HARLEM RIVER, FOOT OF 12TH Farr iteat, & Skid, with red and waite stripe on the outage. ner will prove ‘property aud pay expenses. MAS KENNEDY, corner f28th street and Second avenue, A. BEOTIFVING DISTILLERY FOR SALE CHEAP, newly, fitted up, in the best jocation in this city. Apply to THOB, GAFFNEY, auctioneer, 28 Chambers street, or ‘280 West Thirtieth street, Lee ee oor Table. Sitstactory reason force ing. “Receipts from $300 to 80 ‘week. Address Liquor Bh Biorg box 160 Herald oflee NEAT 80AP FACTORY FOR SALE CHEAP—DWELL. ing adjotni: ould teach a bi how to make soa, gratis” Po} parttGutare call at tad Wout Seventeenth atrect. A‘ OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND MILK Store for sale cheap at 354 Madison street. N OLD Ei RK SALE—AND A ‘STABLISHED LAUNDRY FOR 3. ted sold for no fault, but a change of business d Bisa ot trade the your round, @ 168 Bleecker A 'erealiont busineas ta Spee insationy ne aacrifion, ness, In & goo on, at a ; Fare chance; must be sold. MAX BAYERSDORFER'S Business s Agency, 81 Bible House, DINING SALOON FOR SALE—WITH LICENSE ‘Semmes has olbed ast ply on the orecsisees "so Old 7 pisinces the. prem! tlip, between South and Front uivects, New York.” A RHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, IN THE COUNTRY AND But apparsine For purticians apie THEODORE GE, eu . EVEN, 63 Liborty atreet, second foo. —FOR SALE, BAKERIES, DRUG STORES, CORNER A. Groceries, "Liquor Stores, Meat Markets, Market Stands, down town Restaurants, Broadway Oyster Saloons, Fruit and Sample Rooms, Cigar Stores, Country Hotels, Etal! grant Hotels, ak Goods and Variety Stores.’ MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 71 Cedar atrect. Bosnsss FOR SALE--A RETAIL HARDWARE AND i -Housefurnishing ijusinees doing 950,000 per year iwould ke some Brooklyn lots in 3 . & J BRUSH, 18 Bowery. gh poy thes, all hit AKERY.—FOR SALE, ON VERY REASONABLE terms, the first clays Bakery and Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon 286 Fulton street, Brooklyn, with tliree years* Lease, with Ho Vagona, Routes ; in good order. HE FIRST CLASS BILIIARD | AN M1 Nassau street,with six of Phelan's Tables nable terms, to suit the purchaser. NOAL YARD, LEASE, FIXTURES, HORSES, CARTS, J &e. everything complete, established 20 years, with largest custom trade tn the city,'for ante at $2,000. J. W. BUTCHER, 203 West Twenty-third street. NARPET BUSINESS FOR SALE.—OUR VALUABLE .y forsale, including Stock, L Posseasion given at once; the busines most profitable In the country ; 200,00 for cash; there t# but one ‘older which has a population of about 85,0 for any one wishing to enzage in’tl Particulars apply to ourgalves, exther nue, Detroit, or 501 Broudway, New York. JAMES NALL, JR. & CO. -APPLY AT 889 CARLTON enue, Brooklyn, Price RUG STORE FUR SALE avenue, corner of Fultoi $4,000 cash, T)PUG STORE FOR SALL CURAP—PARTY GOING TO Europe. Apply to Dr. BRANDNER, 5) Ceutre atroet, Dorner Pearl. Pee pala Serer ; ¢ te ON A F Poise avenues, well stocked and fitted; good reasous for dis- posal. Apply to HALE, OL Ann atroct, is DPE,GO0nSs STORE FOR SALE—AN OLD EsTAB- lished atand; seven good rooms, connected; Call one week at 40 Cathar eel, RUG STCRE FOR SALE.—STOCK, FIXTURES AND Lonne will be sold cheap. Inquire’of CAMMEYER & NASON, #4 Warren street, New York. DRUG STORE IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE-—G00D paying trade; long lease; » mont eligible location for partners, Address Apothocary, Herald RUG STORE FOR SALE AT FLUSHING, L. L— Doing a business of upwards of 6,0 per anny gain for cash. Apply to F. A. CORSE, Flushing, L. XPRESS BUSINESS FOR SALE.—TWO HORSES, {Wagons, &c., doing = good business, For particulars apply to JOHN MARITAN, 217 Lextagton avenue, corner Thirty-third street. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF the liquor store 852 Seventh avenue, corner of Thirty-Grat Atreet; sold om account of sickness, Cail for three dry. PO. POR SALES THE LEASH, STOCK AND FIXTUR the first cluse Bar and ftestanrant known as the Sb apeare, nearly opposite Wallack’s theatre, Inquire in W GIBSON'S confectlouery, 833 Broadway. OR SALE—FOR CASH, A SAMPLE ROOM AND CIGAR store, in a good location on Broadway. Apply to J. LASHER, 12 East Houston street. atarting w circulating li atrect, New York. Apply 1 ly POR SALF—THE WELL KNOWN DRUG STORE, merly by Dr, Harlow, 180 Allen street, corn . vat {LAGER BEER AND LIQUOR ecount of going in some other business; five years’ lease, Inquire at 600 Grand street. H. MICHABLIS. ¥ ‘HE INTEREST IN AND FURNITURE OF Boarding Honse, centrally located, Milled with boarders, very cheap for cach, owuer leaving the city; rent only $1,000. Address E, H. James, box 207 Herald ollce, toa; the own OR SALE OCK AND FIXTURES AND Good Will of.» y Store in a good location, Apply immediately at 118 Prince street. Satisfactory reasons for selling. JOR SALT FIXTURES OF A FANCY STORE; tera und Slowense, Also Stove to let. Appiy at 69 West Houston atreet. [POR SALF—A GOOD LIQUOR STORE, DOING A "good paying business, with contents, Apply at 94 Waah- Jagton street, corner of Rector, between 10 and 12 M. and 4 and 6 P.M. JOR SALF—A FIKST OLACE GKOCERY STORE, Lenae, Stock, Fixiuren, &c., in a good business thorongn= doings good cash busines CAM L & CO,, 350 Bowery. OR SALE—A SAMPLE ROOM; BES' the neighborhood of the Stock Exchu: 534 Pine atrect, room No. V1. LOCATION IN Apply at No. OR SALE—A_ LIQUOR STORE AND FIXTURES, |’ with two years’ Lease, No. 13Greenpoint avenue. Ia- quice at 7236 Vese: te JOR BALF—AN OLD E: BLISHED RESTACRANT, in the tmmediate vicinity of Broadway, doing a good business; price $8,000, Apply to A. M. FANNING, No. 40 FIREPROOF SAFES.—NEW. AND SECOND HAND Safes for aale cheap, Cortlandt etreet. POR, SALE-AT AUCTION, THIS DAY. 4, O'CLOCK, Stock,*Fixtures and Lease of Cigar Store, Cooper Insti: tute, corner of Third avenue. Rent only $16. "Rare chance. MAX BAYERSDOMFER, Auctioneer. {}OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ‘& small Hotel, near Harlem and New Haven Railroad depots. Apply to G! 81. JOUN, 121 Liberty street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS, FURNISHED BOARD- ng House, near Union auuare! of will be lot to rospon- aivle parties, Inquire of H. A. WEEKS, 10 Pine street, base- OR SALE—A TWELVE HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE: ’ Holler and Connections, a order, For articuare apply to oF addrese WH. WILTBE, @ Fleet street, rookly. o0T's WROUG HT TRON SECTIONAL BAFETY Roiler bas no large sheet fron sheil to explode; is tested to 300 pounds, ecouomieal and durable, Also Root's Trunk Engines, Vortical and Horizontal Engines, ail deseriptious Stenia Pumps, Machinery, Ac. Send for ‘and pi isis. Agents wanted. ‘Sou B. ROOT, Nos. 9 and 91 Liberty street, near Broadway. rice 0 CAPITALISTS. -FOR SALE, THE ENTIRE PATENT Right of the most valuable Wood Workit mitre dovetailing extant, Apply, ot 164 sod where the machin io Machine for Bank atree' ye can be seen In operation, No agente ui M ENGINE AND Botier, stroke of foeine 10x06 | two horse Steam En. y wo jachines, one planes 16156 Hy etry Lathes and. iiferent kinds of i the other 7x30, and a lot of Shachiniste’ Tools! 29 Railroad avenue, Hope Iron Works, Jersey City, N. . ~ ___MARBLE MANTELS. 7 PRIVATE SALE—212 BLOCKS ITALIAN MARBLE, ‘superior quality, car pe werpe and Frank ; also 2 blocks Statuary ; 4,000 Italian Tiles, AUGUSTUS TABER Importers and Whoressie Dealers in Marble, GAS Water atre oy i ; be MANTELS — EST PLACE IN THR Re Pagrtg ten igthg Som lo is at ‘ la Tan Bigurocath street, near Third avenue, New York. Cut ut (RELEIZED SLATE MANTELS, HALF THE PRICE a eT ERED sed tor etrowiee 4 Sizth avenue, T. B. STEWART, {ih and Thirty-sirth streste, 4 BROTHER, between RBLE MANTRLS, MONU. J {4% reat varieties, at reduced anufactory, 52 First avenue, put up in the country. Get price Het, CEE EXPRESSES. ATTERSON'S FURNITU: oh ni iF Forties ‘street, enti EXPRESS, 600 SIXTH ished 1843.—Safe, ure, Pianos, Plate, ity Foote for storage of 'Fui a Ac. Large wagons for removal of furniture in or out of the city. Pianos and furniture boxed for shipping. Orders, personal or by ly executed. &.G, BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND BAGGA Eq] 115 Weat Eleventh atreet, near Sixth avenue. ‘arniture moved, city or country: furniture nacked, shipped stored; money advanced. POLITICAL Ry PAINTERS RB & GRAHAM, 7 CANE STREET. near Broadway HOJER & 5 5 7. ‘Bancers for ail parties ready pai LADIES AND GENTS CAN ent dealer B, MINTZ, to whom Clow rarniture, ‘ines call O8 javeriey place. Jewels per cent vi ‘sidrooe B. MINT: Sisth avenue, aear Ladies attended oy in. tote, td CAN OBTAIN 100 PER CENT MORE TAae re cay other dealea in the cite for your Cam Of ASS RESTA OR SALE-—A FIRST OL store 49 Cedar street. In: FOR SALE THE LEARE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a splendidly fitted up Liquor Store and Beer Ba- Joon, on the best block tn Hoboken, next to ferry. For pri de., apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, 170 Chatham aq oi old this week it willbe sold ad auction on Moi R SALE-—A GOOD CORNER LIQUOK STORE, on Recond doit bust ply toM. D. MoGaLLy @i'third avenue, = Present AD: Fe SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, IN jolt Haven, near Morrisania. For particulars address |. M., Grocer, Herald office. OR SALE OR BXCHANGE—FOR REAL ESTATE OR ‘a farm near the city, one of the best Saw Mille in the timber lands. Apply at No. 6% Pine street, room Ko. 1. OR SALE—A FINE CORNER STORE ON SECOND ue. Apply to M. DALY, 491 Third avenue. FPORSALE—&, PEW SHAQES IN A MANUFACTURING Concern; very desirable for m permanent investment. ‘Address A. B.C., 00x 196 Herald oftce. FPR, SAR GA MARGE, WELL LOcATED BUTTER Stand In Washington Market, with long established trade. Address Butter, box 180 ierald odice. POR SALE—A CIGAR STORE, DOING A FIRST CLASS trade; contains an ele ock of both imported and domestic cigars; rent very low ; satisfactory reasons for sell- ing out will'be given by ihe present owners. Address or ap- apply on the premises, 156 Christopher pl or etreet. FOR SALE—A inst chase, LiqvoR stone, wink License and Lease of whole house, with ® renewal; . For’ particulars apply #atiafactory reasons given for selll at 61 Spring street, corner of Mario B SALE_IN BOSTON, MASS., ANE YEAR ESTAS. Nehed Milline jusiness, best stand ip ion. For terme and areas inquire of JON BATIIG, 200 Broad: way, Ni rk. OR SALE A COMPLETE grt OF SEWING MACHINE ratterne (i 18 He rT wtreet. OFFER FOR SALE ONE OF MY RETAIL ‘DISTIL leries, now dotng (A family tr to aman who can devote his whole stent an me wean ellen chanes + four years’ leane; ren! 5 price $60). Ad: rest W. R. Py Herald office, is I #AXE, TWENTY LLOYD'S GREAT DOUBLE MAPS of Europe and America, which I will dispose of to an ont at it advant baring other business to attend to. chi om fa POT, Ti Pearl atieet, before 10 o'clock A: Ne, any day >> Pann Lace sue Se Saal i OES, $5,000, Stock of an Incorporated he a company manifac: rand paying very. lar care Wa Le, Bh ons street. a which are proits. Address Executor, POST OFFICE NOTIC el oJ ay, Thursday and @aturday, closing at 12 ‘o'clock Te, Wiguaaerahioea ge: OOM are Ineaday. notice of the hour of closing which bats salamat hc Erk Lal OST—AT HAVERSTRAW, AUGUST 10, AN ACCOUNT Book, containing #bout #50 and three Promissory. guggated, Joys, made by F. B. Vernam, to my orden, fog 1,458 and some conts, payable in two raonthe at the M Politan National Hank, and endorsed by me; one A made by C.,B. DeBaus to order of WD. Read, for Res ‘Peopie's Bank one month from date, en: ‘one dated August 8, made by Michael McDermot te order of W. D- Read fo payable at the Sixth National Bank, New York, two months from date, endorsed by W. De Any person returning the book and notes to me is ab liberty to retain the money and will be additionally rewarded, All persons are forbid taking of discounting satd notes as Payment has been atop; ANIEL DENOYELLES, eratraw, Rockland county, N LOST MESTERN, UNION TELEGRAPH | MESSEN- @aving itt 145 Broadway. bach cteistaietoruial Lone THE 10TH INST.,A PEARL STUD, SET IN black enamel. A ~ ary. VA With suitable reward will be pafd on recov. OST—A VIOLIN, AUGUST 11ANY PERSON RE- turning aame will be handsomely rewarded by P. Com nnolly, 168 Varick street, ast ia an old felie 1a the facaily. OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING, AKOUT EIGHT o'elock, in riding up town in a gixth avenue cary OF la second st etween Sixth and Seventh avenues, @ black lace Shawl. ‘The finder will raceive a sulluble rowwed. by leaving {t at 350 West Thirty-second sireat. ‘ATCH FOUND—AT NIBLO'3 OPERA, SATURDA® ‘evening, which the owner muy hae by proving proper ty and paying expenses. Apply at 69 Dey street, up stairs. _REWARDS. $5 REWARD—FOR RETURN OF POCKETBOOK AND $ -) contents, stolen from safe 225 West Nineteenth street, hey are ‘of no use to aoybody but the owner. No questions asked. 5 REWARD.—THE TALL MAN DRESSED IN BLAOK, +) wearing @ black hat, who was seen to ateal the table cover from the reception room of the Irving House a sx o'clock Wednesday evening, can save himself from disagree able consequences and recel,e the above sum and po quos- lionsasked by returniag the table cover to the odice of the hotel at once, tand Fourth avenue to Her staining a sum of money and ner. The nbove reward will Lat Marsh's drug store, 120th papers of no use © paid to the fiuder on leavin, street and Third avenue, $50 REWARD WILL BE PAID, AND NO QUESTIONS DOU asked, for the return of Wath, Chain and contents of pocketbook,'except the inovey, taken from room 34 Gliyy Hotel, corner of Tweaty-seveuth street and Fourth aveaus, on morning of Lith Inat., at 25 Water atreet, New York. $50 BENARD..D0G, Lost-—SMALL SKYE TERRIBE OY siut; answers to“Ves.” Return io 262 West Twea- ty-brat street. S100 REWARD. :N, AUGUST 7, LONG TAKL brown Mare; hole on leftaide of neck, wile the hair grown over it, awollea ta bind fetlock jotots, and sere back; also a Dusenbury & Van Duser coal box top wagoa,0) back. low front, almost new, running part painied olive, striped black and gold, body black Sad covered mounting Haruest, ‘She above reward will be paid for the recovery. WASHBURN & MOKEEVER, 13) Chrystie street, N. ¥. $100 REWARD.—LOST, ON THE, 10 P. a: TRAIN DY eiween New York'and Newark, on ihe 11th [nike & Gold Watch, No. 9,574, with Chain and Locket attached. The above reward will be paid and no questions asked by re- turning the same to W. J. Hall 0 Broome street, box wate: nA. 5 (00) REWARD.~LOst, LAST EVENING, ON MY 9) tle avenue, between Houston street and Frankiia avenue, Brooklya, between four and six o'clock, Paokay Contaiving $7,600 In 6-20 United States bonds, Sonslang seven 81,000, and one #600 bonds; also, two promissory notes of Francia L. Cook, of about $3, apers of no valus to any oue if been uotified of the numbers of the lost bon and cautioned not to negotiate for the ame. The finder receive the above reward on returning property to FRieDEs RIC COOK, west side Houston street, sixth door south of Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. “HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTE FOUSE, WANTEDCIN, & GOOD LOCATION, FUR nixbed or unfurnished, ata moderate rent or where reat is partly taken in Board, Address Housekeeper, Herald ottlet DIUM SIZED HOUSE, UN- fh und Thirtieth atreets and must be in good location. Ade tating locallty and terms, PAELOR AND TWO. SMALL ROOMS ON FIRST OR uecond flodr wanted, in a quiet, modern house, near Broadway, suitable for editor's olllces, Address Physician, room No. 4 97 Broadway. ANTED—FOR HOUSEKEEPING, BY MAN AND wife (Americans), Part of a House tn genteel location; permanent if suited ; beat reference given aud required. Ad- Gress Importer, box 2,774 Post ofice, ANTED—AN UPPER OR LOWER PART IN A PRE vate house, with all modern improvements, in the vicinity of from First to Twentieth streets, ‘and betweon Flext and Fourth avenues, for a young couple, Address L. Oy box 85 station O. Warten -A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH GAS AND water; location between Fourth and Seventh avenues, 5 Poat oflice. Address, stating price, box 2 WANTED’, ROOM IN YORKVILLE TO STORE FUR miture until Ist of May next. Address Clark, 742 Browd> way. WASTED—BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY: & FUR: nished House on the east side, between Elghih and ‘Thirtieth strvets, in w good neighborhood, Address, giving price, H. A., box 128 Herald ottice, WANTEDIA FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH IMMEDE- ate possession. Address, stating rent and location, G. W. enolds, Windsor House, #2 and eet. with every particu 26 Eaat Fourte SANTED—A SMALL DESK IN AN OFFICE WHERE vil answers will be given to customers. Address Herald office. ‘A THREE “8TOR Y¥ HIGH STOOP HOU! ‘hood above oereen ores nucs; rent not to exceed B1,608 79 Franklin sirect. WANTED-A FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS IN A NEW private houre, with ail tmprovementa, by a gentleman, wite and aon. Address, staciug rent, with full particulnes, Jimmodiate, Herald oliee. WANTED TO LEASE RY A RESPECTABLE PARTY, ‘@ good Hotel, furnished, in a thriving country village: Address: giving location, number of rooms und other pacticu- lars, William, box 121 Hérals oitice, WASTED BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT YOUN® children, « well furnished House,"in a good locality, for ‘one, two or three years. Address box ¥7 Post oflice, PROPOSALS, Te ROAD BUILDERS,—SEALED PROPOSALS FOR RE- pairs on road from Hunter's Point, L. L., to Cawary Cem- etery will be received till the 15th inst, at office of River Ferry Co., Hunter's Point, where map may be acen. BILLIARDS. RGE SSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND 4 Billiard Tables, with the catgut cushion; also Cull assortment of rlmrnings: KAVANAGH & DECKER, corner Canal and Centre ats. ILLIARDS.--W. H. GRIFFITH OFFERS FOR SALE fine stock of new and second band Tables at rod ices. Tables cut down and repaired. Warerooms 164 Ful- ot ARE CHANCE,-FIFTY SECOND HAND BILLIARD all ai irda, Rey LADY, 16 YEARS OF AGE, GOOD LOOKING, POOR, A but respeeabieg would verte fe, open f matrimoz : a man of respectabil ood busineas. Address 8, 8°. Herald oflce, ee A by Madame of Midwifery; over 80 years! ice. Female Pills” No. ly price. @1y 0 for married ladies, price #6, wi and healthy. Sold only at her ‘ond strest, iret door from Fifth aveni 162 Greenwich street, or sent by mali. are counter(eit, SURE CURE, WITH OR WITHOUT MEDICINE, BY Doctresa ndse, at Went Twenty-seventh street, be: iween Sixth and Seventh avenues. Her Pills are Consultation free. She never fails, uy FEMALE, DERANGEMENTS cunED by Da. Btanton medicines, 95; sure.” Gentlemen cured in #6 hours, A‘ PRIVATE DISEASES CURED.—DR. POWR: Hr Stanton. Vigor and mauhood restored by bis ixir. Recommended before LL PRIVATE DISEASES, ALSO NERVOUS AND at: ical devility, speedily and effectually cured. Dr. E ie antor of the Medical Companion aad Guide to No. 7 Beach street. “4 CURE FOR LADIES IMMEDIATELY_BY DR. FOL- som, rondway. His Regulating Medicines sever fail sf Loe pa a office very private. Elegant rooms, nursing, ac. BER OF K. London, cam, ‘Othe 30 Cours A SPECIALTY. Y. U. Medical Coi be consulted as usual on treet, near Champers. N. BLESSING TO LADIES. LADY WRITES:—POR- tuguese Female Pils relieved ine in one day, without inconver ence, like magic. Price $9, Dr. A.M. MAURICEAU, Office 198 Liberty street, or sent by mail. ‘M, MAURICEAU, M. D., PROFESSOR OF DISEASES + of women, 30 years’ practice, at 129 Liberty street; Wuarantess certain relief to ladies, from whaterer cause, without pain or ingoavertence. LL PRIVATE DIBEASES © 1D IMMEDIATELY, Titbout mercury. Oeeand eonsuliattons elriolly grt by Dr. B. 7 Bleecker street. A™ REQUIRING CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ATTEN- tion should consult Dr. KING, 126 Ninth street, six ‘west of Broadway ; be curse in forty-eight hours. pheadnaal <it meine {Mer Arter MPORTANT | TO DUBOIS (25 years’ married indies, with oF without medicine; no, pain of, venience. Female restors %: pees ay Fa b Board, m ‘de. Biectrleity Eiplied. Odice Se Third arene, Uslow Tenth st. New Yi ADIES' ASSISTANT. ‘At one tnterview; po oniy sure thing. tea ot ae ; ve ere, 118" AEMF, SCHIDAAOT, NoctHREs PRaW PA " 1 AVA. Riariage surest, qiarantees certain rriter tw Imaver Vine trumty Sour bowser rtul and