The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1868, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1868. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Saturpay, August 29—6 P, M. The gold market has been steady and quiet to-day, and the fluctuations were from 144% to 145, with the closing transactions prior to the adjournment of the board at 3 P. M. at 144%, following which this price ‘was bid; but the latest quotation on the street was 144% @ 144%. There wasan active borrowing de- mand for cain, aud loans were made without inte- restand at {a +s per cent per annum for carrying. The gross pentie Bae amounted to $42,201,000, the gold balances to $1,785,335 and the currency balances to $2,626,864. The steamer Alaska, from Aspinwall, brought $453,032 in specie and bullion, and the ship- ments of specie from the port during the week were limited to $453,032, of which the following are the details. Saxo — Prussian silver. $8,000 Got ae Swaps TT, New York, Bremen— Siver bars. Foreign silver.. 1,200 Silver aud gold, 6,883 N. York, Boushampton= aera. gold. breed Mexicin silver: 54,546 iexican silver. Havans— For. ailv.& goid 10,000 ‘Spanish gold.. 6,800 The Sub-Treasury disbursed $23,000 in coin in pay ment of interest ou the public debt during the day. ‘The daily range of themarket during the week is ‘thus shown :— Highest. é % 14456 46 pert 144 14496 14456 144% Money was in extremely abundant supply during the day, and large amodnts were offered at three per cent on mixed collaterals towards the close, although the general rate was four, except to the principal dealers in government securities, who ‘were accommodated. at one per cent below this rate, The amount of uncmployed funds was apparently as large as at any time during the summer, notwith- standing the reduction in the aggregate deposits of the banks of this city durmg the last three weeks. ‘The statement of the associated banks for the week ending to-day reflects to a considerable extent the drain of currency into the Sub-Treasury which has een going forward and which has led to an in- ¢rease of about six millions in the amount of iw balance during that time; meanwhile the remit- tances westward have been on a very mod- erate scale. The deposits show a decrease of $6,100,759, the legal tender notes of $2,000,269, the loans of $3,465,055, the specie of $2,819,573 and the Circulation of $25,488. The totals of the present and last previous statements are as subjoined:— August 22. August 29, 275,245, 781 $271,780,726 19, 768, 681 16, 949,168 84,137,627 34,112,139 + 216,435,405 210,334,648 + 09,757,645 67,750,376 Government securities were throughout strong but tess active than yesterday, and ten-forties advanced to 109 under a quotation from Frankfort equivalent to 109% a 109% here, coupon on. The speculative exc.tement in five-twenties of 1862, owing to their scarcity, subsided, but there was a good demand for the later issues, which advanced +4 a +4 upon the clos- Ang quotations of last evening. This firmness was as- sistea by the advance in five-twenties in London from 7134 on Friday to 723¢ to-day, this rise of s in gold being based upon an advance of 5 in currency on this side, the bonds having been quoted here at 113% on Thursday evening and at 1144 at the same time on Friday. It is estimated that the “short” in- terest still outstanding includes fully five millious of bonds of the several issues, At the close the market was strong at the subjoined quota- tions:—Registered, 1881, 118% a 114%; coupon, 1881, 114% @ 114%; 5-20’s, registered, 1862, 1083, @ 109; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 114}¢ a 114%; do., 1864, 109% ® 110; do., 1865, 111% @ 112; do., 1865, January and July, 1085 a 108%; do., 1867, 1088 10834; do., 1868, 10834 @ 108%; 10-40’s, registered, 10434; 10-40's, coupon, 108% @ 108%; September compounds, 1885, 118%; October do,, 118%. ‘The railway shares market has been dull all day, and Erie experienced a further decline to 46%, while New York Central also declined td 12534, but the Western shares were comparatively firm. Pacific Mail was stronger and sold up to 102. Railway shares were dull, and barely steady at the opening, and at the early session of the open board New York Central sold at 125%; Erie, 46% 9 46%; Michigan Southern, 853, @ 8534; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 86% a 87; Rock Island, 1013¢ a 1015; North- western, 83%; do. preferred, 833;; Fort Wayne, 10834; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 77% a@ 7834; Ohio and Mississippi, 2034 @ 2934; Pacifle Mall, 102, At the First regular board the market was drooping, while the volume of business continued light, and on the call New York Central closed 144 higher than at the same time yesterday, Michigan Southern %, Cleve- land and Pittsburg 1, Rock Island 1}, Fort Wayne , Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 2, Ohio and Mississippi %, and Tennessee sixes, new tssue, 3s, while Erie was 24% lower and North Caro- Una sixes, ex coupon, 1%. Government securities were strong at an advance of \ a % per cent. At the open board at one o’clock the market con- tinued dull, and New York Central sold at 1264 a 12634; Brie, 46% a 46%; Hudson, 139 a 140; Reading, 90% @ 91; Michigan Southern, 8534; Cleveland and Toledo, 101% a 10134; Rock Island, 102 a 102%4; North. ‘western, 83; do. preferred, 83; Pacific Mail, 101% a 101%. There was no later session of either the reguiar or the open board, but business was continued as usual fn the lowcr hall of the Stock Exchange until haif- past three and afterwards, but only to a trifling ex- tent, on the street until five o’clock, when the follow- ing quotations were current:—New York Central, 125 & 1254; Erie, 464; a 46%; Hudson River, 139 a 13914: Reading, 90% a 91; Michigan Central, 118 a 119; Michigan Southern, 85 @85\; Illinois Central, 145 a 146; Ofveland and Pittsburg, 86% a 87; Cleveland and Toledo, 101% @ 10144; Rock Island, 102 a 102%; Northwestern, 83 a 88%; do. preferred, 83 @ 883/; Fort Wayne, 108% a 1084;; Ohio and Mississippt, 287¢ 220; Pacific Mail, 101% a 102; Western Unton Tele- graph, 34% a 04 The foreign exchange market continues extremely dull, and rates are on the basis of 109 for prime bankers’ sierling at sixty days, although one house asks 10944. At the close bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 103°; a 109; at three days, 100 @ 109%; commercial bills, 108% a 108%. Bankers’ bills on Paria at sixty days, 5.18% @ 6.16%. On Berlin—Bankors’, 7154 & 717. On Bremen—Bank- ers’, 79 a 79%; commercial, 7834 a 79. On Frank- fort—Bankers’, 404 @ 40%. On Amsterdam—Bank- ers’, 40% @ 41; commercial, 40% a 405;. On Ham- burg—Bankers’, 35% a 36; commercial, 35% a 35%, On Antwerp—Bankers’, 6.18% a 6.164; commercial, 5.2256 @ 5.20. Consois and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- Aug, 2, Aug. 29. o % 4 14 2 91 o1% B14 B14 The condition of the Bank of Engiand on the 14th of August in the present and two previous years, together with the bank rate and the price of con- sols and wheat, is thus shown:— 1866, 6 5 Cirenlat’n, includ’g mn ae bank poxt bills... 426,234,029 £24,015) 203 £25,147,260 3,353,525 6,508, 3,088, 18,125,280 19,947, 58 brunt 10,711,723 12,812,373 14,890,131 224,317 16,723,349 16,149,757 4,610,806 14,378,243 11,267,460 14, 150,966 491,513 20,800, 7: 8 perc. per c, ce Consols. 8816 94% 93 Price of wneat. 50a, 24. 68s, 2d, = B78, 11d, ‘The shipments of specie from this port to foreign ports in each of the last twenty-three weeks were as understated :— pny ending Amount. Total. AChicago paper of Wednesday says:— Business In financial, mercantile and ys fairly active, as there is every it in circles lication of a ‘brisk fall trade, m vaste of oa are a em we i, ak’ preven yd Ay en CW ag! aman transportation, the assertion being made that grain has accumulated at some stations in sufi- cient quantities to Mil from fifty to one hundred cars. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOSX EXCHAN3E. Saturday, August 29—10:15 A.M. Tix isn00 1 100 ahs Quicksilver... ats US 18 Ata ate ia'8S Co. By lant! iq 10000 UB, 100 100000 US. bi OS 6s, uss’ do. us di Tenn 2 S Zz eisefs ese 33: ze. SS gceeiess Gites Buraguin ‘Alton Hind a e oy Jou0 HH 1000 B: 104 Sesseseecs pt uw 00,68" Indianapolis 81 RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. Letter from General Howard, of the Freed- men’s Bureau, on the “Rising People.” (Adanta. Walaa, (-r 16—correspondence of the ndeventent) Till yesterday my heart had very much Pa couraged by the unproved condition of thii evident pote since my last trip throug! the South. An abundant of cereals is evident. Corn on your right and left, eth : generally, rally wherever there is cleared space for - eae fields more rare, but very promising. ake an exception of yesterday.. There will be cloudy, days. Many of our special friends here are gloomy. They feel sadly morbid over the social arsuny in the ahage of vituperation and ostracism extended to them. One fine gentle- man from the interior of the State, who Boyer, has swerved from his Union oda I was absent North my wife was ill nigh unto death, but not a white neighbor extended the least neigh- borly sympathy—not one called at my door. I have there all my life, and have been a good neigh- r. I am uted because I am a republican. It is hard to bear.” How hard it is to take home to the sore heart the beautiful truth, “Blessed are ye when men shall revile you and persecute you, shall pong all manner of evil against you, fi , for mes, is jane and I have just returned to the hospitable roof ot General Saxton, after visiting the Storrs Sunday school. You ought to have been at this school to-day to have deepened your enthu- siasm in the cause of education and of truth. Some three hundred scholars, neatly dressed, with eyes sparkling with intelligence, looked up to me; and I assure you I hardly thought of the color so wickedly tabooed while listening to their prompt responses to thelr superintendent, and while drinking in the sweet melody of their Sabbath schoo! songs. Their school building is the picture of neatness. The chil- dren, great and small, were quiet and attentive, even to.our inne speeches, ‘There is a completeness: of order and training here that has not destroyed but only deepened the peculiar enthusiasm of this people. This schoolis the offspring of the Congrega- tonal chureh, Lonel Sunday, in Raleigh, N. C., in the morning, I attended |. Brinton Smith’s services (Episcopal). The neatness of the school buliding Where they were held, the cleanly and respectabie appearance of his attentive colored coi tion, with ee hearty responses they gave him, leave the a impression on my mind that “they are rising le.” I asked the school this morning, ‘What shat I tell the colored children wherever I go?’ One little boy, about ten years old, rose and said, ‘Tell them we are rising.” in the afternoon tast Sund: I visited Mr. Tupper’s Baptist Sunday Lariat thousand children met us there in large school building and ee that this indefatigable worker, Mr. Tupy ig now pus! Bing. co to compie- tion. He takes ot his coat an so hab nr house. Thardly dare st coe individuals where th much pe! Christian zeal as our nibet ovaries and teachers are, showing in this field, God has re- warded their labors with eurly fruit; and I know they wiil some day have an abundant harvest. If our Northern helpers could only see with my eyes—or rather be here and see with their own eyes and hear with their own ears—they would not fail to see to it that the work of education should be doubled this coming year. A prosperous church can send a teacher without any reai sacrifice; and yet this investment gives an immediate and an abun- dant increase. l intended to have said a few words to you about our Nospo University at Washington. The Soutnern schools and academies will soon send up their stu- dents to the foward University. A gentleman from Memphis asked me if I woul ‘exclude whites from the Howard University. I answered, ‘Why, my dear sir, am a white man myself and would exclude no man on account of color.” A university that shall be one indeed is the favor- ite idea with me. The common schools that we sball soon have all through the South will be nour- ished by normal schoois that are already established; bee pe te, law} bv fod and students, looking to the roadest fields of research, need @ university. Our paidlngs are nearly complete, and I think we shall be able to get some voluntary lectures this fall and winter, inviting in such lawyers, doctors and minis- ters as we have in Washington. Thus we hope to do good, explain by practical demonsiration this scope of our work and beget an increased inter- est in tue institution. We have received some dona tions toward lemesce eg for students who have not the means to support themseives while they are at college. Gerrit Smith and Frederick Doug- lass have sent us donations. Several other friends of education have done the same, Yet we need still endowments of professorships. This university, situated at Washington, is wes located for students from the South; the change of climate will not be abrupt to them; the large colored population affords the colored reasonable he ties for genial association and for board. ‘ing- ton was not laid out for extensive business opera- tions; yet no more favorable locations can be found than those for the Columbia College and the Howard University. On seventy acres of iand our agricuitu- ral department will have ample space for gardening, at least. I think our normal and pre; ry depart- ment has al done Mae Every wilo comes in says of it, a ade Miss Maria 's school, “It is a fine school.’ Oberlin ts white and admits the blacks. We reverse srg —— ee all _— will —_ And we ears’ time, Americans of every name, Pi ton aad complexion will be proud or oar runt versity al iat the American capital. Rata F Pea 0. O. Hi Finances of the American Board, ‘The followiug appeal comes from the Missionary House:— made to the nest are jed to prevent a debt. Last year the for Ant eet -This year the much sum Of $140,000 juired. Shall it be raised? Ne out; new flelds ‘open! ex) ‘are being Ae oaerrtrard the Work, -nall the year close in hope? Shall the hearts of our brethren front” wh by the cordial sym) thy of those who * the stuf?’ Who help? 5 Boies USE, BOSTON, Al 8, 1668. Roman Catholic. The annual retreat of the Catholic clergy of the archdiocese of New York commenced last Monday atthe Diocesan Seminary, Troy, and closed last evening. The clergy of the diocese of Albany held their retreat the week previous. Bishop Conroy de- livered addresses to the clergy and stndents, and Father O'Driscoll, of St, Francis Xavier's, New ne condneted the retreat. Rev. Father Orne 8. % of St. Xavier's, New York, has pee ie plato a St. Joseph's, ‘Troy, in the Toon of F "The Pol hnic Institute at Troy will eon ed to Alban, Pe Bie tepmecod rans tne fag wil He Cathollog either for & t 1 be purchased 1 oe Perna en he oominecy on Mount Ida or for he ‘Sister of Charity. The French Catholic church on Second street, Troy, is rapidly approaching completion, Religious Notes. Rev. Henry Wendt, ee eS of the Lutheran Orphan's who about two years Home, Germantown, poe 1 eae orm of sheen years ih the Ponn- Keone ag | & number is (yd) mare in the hot Washington correspondent writes to the Cuthotic a "phen change of residence since my return from ‘ed me in the parish of St. it has Tottnen'et to. which Nghe you are indebted for the following scrap of news touching the hero of ened river and the Army of the Cumberland. How of that large congregation bendn i ae in the lowly basement of St. Matthew's, o'clock mass on last Sunday, took tiny special no tice of that bag A fo Pam » mod 4 the lit the, Lord! Te coul® hardly believe eyes presenti my the familiar scene of the — ‘chapel as regular as the rising sun for three and terribie on the Geld of death. But there was no ristaxing that form, alone as it bent, the only one in male attire to answer the taking summons on the Epistie side of the sanctuary | know but one other who recognized it on this occa- sion, and that was Mr. Cople, one of the pro And editors of the National’ Intelligencer, who tod me on coming out that he recognized General Rose- crans at masa. Rev. Dr. Wiltiatk L. Breckinridge has published a letter in which he expresses his opposition to Pres. byterian reunion, and intimates that he will not re- main in the united Ch The Greeley \palinioas pave has invaded the re- ious fold." We find the following in the Hvangelist the past week :— A Brace or Lizs.—Some lies have a wonderful tenacity of life. In a late Chi paper an — m4 following silly falsehood, which ich has "been the press for @ year past:— Rey. Theodore L. Cuyler, of Brook! for having had bis photogra fase uplifted in an auutude ot prayer, of prayer. As I never was photographed in any such ridion- lous —— the joresatd ba fs much censured for sale, with hands and nsure” has been I Aoty: wont in several journals the monstrous statement that Rev. Newman Hall receives ‘‘a solors. of $30,000! He richly deserves auch a sum for his noble toile ane: ee pecs of London; but his actual salary nbacks.- It is very Certain that th the day Sin wich =the mouth of them which speak lies shall be stopped” has not yet dawned. Yours, ever, T. LC, Auausr 6, 1368, Anew Congregational association is to be formed in Central New York, embracing Onondaga and Cort- land counties. A meeting to initiate the oi tion was recently held in Homer, at which Rev. 8. R. Dimmock, of Syracuse, presided, and in which Revs. Edward FaytOr Micauamtons Holbrook, of Ho- mer, Dimmock, Benedict and othera took meeting adjourned to meet on the 15th of Sepvember to perfect the organization. In these counties — are several Plan of Union churches under the of Presbytery, and it is believed that now is the time to sehaine the [ges of their becoming wholly Con- this end the anonymous circular re- published was issued, and the Rev. L. Smith Hobare of Ft desires to secure the services several “earn Congregational ministers. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. VALLEAU—PILKINGTON.—In Hoboken, on Sunday, August 28, by the Rev. M. E. Ellison, Mr. THomAS M. VALLEAU to Lizzie, daughter of Joseph A. Pilk- ington, all of Hoboken, No cards, Died, Barrsrs.—On Friday, August 28, Vicrorta, infant child of George and Anna Ba re respec The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from No. a3 W West ‘wentieth street, this (Sunday) afternoon at two o'clock. Bennet.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, August 27, of congestion of the brain, Mary Emma, only nae of Jane and Isaac L. Bennet, and grand- daughter of the og Rene J. Marcet, aged @ years, 6 months and @ day: A bud on ‘earth to bloom in heaven. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her parents’ residence, = avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at j two o'clock. BERGMAN,—On Saturday morning, August 29, at half-past seven o’clock, after a long and severe ill- ness, JOHN BERGMAN, aged 28 years. ‘The friends and relat'ves of the family, also the members of the Alleghany sp, Sa No, 183, 1. 0. of O. Bi aiso members of Lebanon Encampment, No.-12, O. of O. F., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Maine street, Union Hill, near Guttenberg avenue, on Monday afternoon, at four o'clock. BLOoMFIELD.—At Schodack, Rensselear county, N. Y.. on Saturday, August 29, of pheumonia, Nora HALstep, youngest child of ‘Ellis S. and Sarah H. Bloomfield, aged 11 years and 7 months. Faneral will take (ged on Monday afternoon, at half-past two o’clock, from the house of prayer, Newark, N. J. Interment at Metuchen, N. J. Roins.—On Saturday, August 29, GkorGE W. Rosrns, aged 57 a Notice of the funeral will be given hereafter.9 BuekMaN.—On Friday, August 23, Lewis BucK- MAN, aged 53 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funerai, from 123 Grove street, Jersey City, this (Sunday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Burnett.—On Satarday, August 29, after a brief illness, FRANCIS BURNETT, @ native Clonmel, county Tipperary, Ireland, aged 60 years. UTTLE.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, August 28, Mrs. Mary E. Burris, wife of Robert D. Buttle, aged 46 years and 10 months, Friends and relatives of the family, also members of Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 586, F. and A. M., and Friendship Family, are respectfully ‘invited to attend the funeral, from Sands street Methodist Episcopal chureh, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o’ciock. Co1iGaAN.—On Saturday, August 29, JAMES COLI- GAN, in the 27th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 153 Front street, Brooklyn. COSTRLLO.—PAaTRICK CosTELLo, native of the ish of Drumelif, county Siigo, Ireland, years. May he rest in peace. His friends and those of his brother-in-law, John bee are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, londay ernoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 69 Bayard street. Crum At Williamsbridge, Westchester county, on Frid Angust 28, ALBERT RUSSELL, youngest child of Dr. Albert H..and Harriet G. Crump, aged 4 months and 8 poke CULKIN.—On Friday morning, August 28, Tomas E., son of Robert and Emma J. Culkin, aged 3 months and 14 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (sunday) af- ternoon, at half-past one o'clock, trou as the residence of his parents, 117 Perry street. Driscoit.—On Friday, August 28, DENIS Dris- COLL, aged 54 years. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 64 Montgomery street, DsMinad.—At Harlem, on Thursday, August 27, GERTRUDE MARIAN, daughter of Clinton G. aud Susan A. Deming, aged 1 year, Cold Spring Recorder piease copy. FLANNELLY.—On Saturday, August 29, MuR- THOUGH Fi. LLY, iu the Gist year of his aye. The relatives and friends, and those of his brothers, William, Timothy, Manus and John Fiannelly, are in- vited to attend the faneral, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, from 303 East Tenth street. HALE.—On Friday, Angust 28, Parkick HaLR, a native of Ballyogan, parish of Kilglass, county Sligo, Ireland, epee 21 years, his soul rest in peace. Amen. The ene of the family and those of his brothers, Thomas and James Hale. and his brother-in-law, Patrick MeGuire, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 325 East Twenty-iifth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, iis remains ‘will be interred tu Calvary Cemetery. Chicago (I,) and Lewis county (N. Y.) papers please copy. MeNry.—On ng ian , August 29, of cholera in- fantum, Mary Qui, iafant daughter of Michael and Clara Henry. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday forenoon, at haif-past eleven o'clock, from the residence of her grandfather, James Annett, Fort Lee, N. J. HigGins.—On Friday, August 28, ELIZABETH HG. Gins, the beloved wife of William Higgins, aged 32 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Mon morn- ing, at ten o'clock, from her late residence, West street, from thence to St. Michael's church In Thirty- second street, near Ninth avenue, from thence to Calvary tery. K&LLBY.—On Saturday, August 29, of infamma- of the brain, JoHN JEFFERSON, son of Wil- Fad Hannra Kelley, aged 1 year, 10 months ‘21 days. Felatives and friends of the family are respect- invited to attend the funeral, from his late ae sidence, 101 Roosevelt street, this (Sunday) after- yrs s two o'clock. In Factor; Staten Le on Friday AMES A. Lows, aged 4i years. ry ville, ee af- half-past twelve o’c! als leave ep erect at half pat eight en and hail past ae on Saturday morning, WEALTHY A. Morgan, sister of Charles ., in the Tist year of her age. inte: Honda ing, at igh oeloek ws rment, on Mot Morning, at eight o' ey 2 York’and ow Haven Tallon. ‘crest Mort.—On Sa morning, 20, at be eed Legg yee C., vg yh Bainoel . Mott, aged 44 months vera friends of ihe family, ‘are j Bog ocape invited to attend the funeral, fro: from her late dence, 56 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, "Ee D., on Tuesday after- noon, at o'clock. MICHELSEN.—On Friday, A' ou after a short years and 8 bos DANTEL H. MICHELSEN, aged 56 cam Lam yd and tone A Cf the famtt embers of the are. respocttully ‘ine 1-3 vited to attend the faery tn (sunday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from hi sidence, corner of Vi: Gyke anc Perris streeta, South Be Ft oe Kensico, Westchesver county, on 2, y ELLEN MILLER, widow “ot 4 seni ie hile atér @ lingering iliness, aged 73 years ner oe and those of her sons, Tunis, Edward, William and Joseph, also of her daug! i Mra. L. Waugh and Mrs. Dr. Seribner, are invited to tend the funeral, this day ay souncey), f from her homestead, at twelve o'clock Train leavee'F Forty- second street and Fourth ‘aveuue at nine o'clock. McARDLE.—On Saturday, a", 29, Briport Mo- ba] native of the county of Armagh, Ireland, trlonde and those of A.) fang are invited to late resid Or Tift avenue ana. Forty-sighth street avenue IRN. 29, O'BnInY, the infant. BON Of Daniel’ ana Becits O'brien, aged 1 year, s montis ‘and 20 4: ‘The friends of the family aro tfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his 4 rents, 698 Water street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ‘one o'clock, Frost.—On Friday, August 28, at the Orient Point Ey Long Island, GRoRGs FRost, in the sist year age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the = this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past ono o'clock. RaYMond.—At Gifford’s, 8. 1, on Saturday morn- ing, August 20, BLizA ANN RAYMOND, widow of Henry Kaymond. in the 7)st year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends o/ the family are respect- po invited to attend the faneral services, from the id.nce of her son, 8. K. Ravmand, at Giford’s funcral, from his fathe.'’s residence, | station, Staten Island Railroad, on Mon noon, at three o'clock. Boat leaves foot hall street at one o'clock. SHELLENBERG.—The members of Manitou Lodge, No. 106, F. and A. M., are hereby susamoned to m et at the lodge room, Odd Fellows’ Hall (Egyptian room), corner of Centre and Grand streets, on Sun- day, at twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose of pay- ing the last tribute of respect to our deceased brother, Henry Shellenberg, Members of other lodges are fraternally invited to meet with us. sn W. SAWTELLE, M. W. H, TAYLOR, Secreta: Srra.—In Goshen, N. a on Friday, August 28, Ips Mamia, eldest daughter of John’ J. and Hen- rietta Smith, aged 12 years and 16 days. | Funeral from Grace | church, Bizabetnport N.S, IMONSON.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, after a short illness, SanaH E., wife of Joseph M Simonson, J Jr., in the 26th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, John fF, Lee, No. 97 Lawrence street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ares o'clock. B. bod STurGEs.—On ‘Thursday, August 27, CHARLES D. STURGES, in the 42d year of his ‘The funeral services will be held’ at the residence of his father, L. L. Sturges, No. 116 East Nineteenth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. SEYMOUR.—At Claremont, near Hi pa Brides, on Saturday morning, August 29, Mra. M. SEr- uour, Wife of James W. Seymour, SiMONS.—The members of the Broadway are hereby invited to attend the funeral Of HER, daughter of Henry and Hannah Simons, from her late residence, 267 West Thirty -ninth street, this (Sunday) morning, at eleven o'clock. a. 8. ISAACS, 8 Socneterys WHITING.—On Friday, August 28, of consumpt a, Eun, wife of Joun J. ‘whiting, it the 36th year er age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 105 Oxford street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, at twelve o’clock M. LOST AND FOUND. oo a ay "0% contents, 0. 8. H., box 3,883 Post oflice. Henn epee: rouxn—* ree ee THE aaa CAN HAVE roving pro erty and paying expenses. If not called Fee days will be sold to pay expenses, Apply to 8. H. ) Eighth avenue, T=" RAFT OF PILES (FASTENED WITH ratty from the Centra! Railroad basin, Jersey Cit reward will be ald for any information respecting than cj SNOW & RICHARDSON, 38 South street. O8T—BETWEEN BROOME AND WOOSTER STREETS, 4 on August 3. Bank Hook on the Mechanics’ and Tra: ders’ Savings Bank, No. 17,521, As payment has ben stop- ped, a liberal reward will be paid for ite return to the bank. JOHN BRADY, OST—A_ MEMORANDUM BOOK, IN BROADWAY? near Metropolitan Hotel, ‘The Gndér will be suitabl; warded by sending the same to B, B, Hotchkiss, 4 Cham! atreet. for id EFT IN BROADWAY STAGE—FRIDAY NIGHT, d-headed Cane, oing from Theatre Comique to ow York Hotel, Return to St, Nicholas Hotel. “REWARD. host, ON WEDNESDAY, A POCKE’ ) book, containing #1 8, notes and other ‘papers of no value except to the owner. The above reward, together with the money tn the pocketbook, will be pafd upon returning the . and papers to 63’ South street and no questions aske ST, ON TUESDAY MORNING, A had on a fancy leather collar and a paint on one foot. The above reward urn to 248 Week Thirty-irat treet, | ETECTIVE POLICE Ac NCY, 68 BROADWAY old establishe! agency refers to the mercantile nity generally as to their experience, facilities aud standing. Caiition.—We have no branches in this city. MARBLE MANTELS. * T PRIVATE SALE—212 BLOCKS ITALIAN, MARBLE, superior quality, cargoes ships Bute 4 Frank; also 12 blocks Statuai Ttalian flies, AUGUSTUS TABER £ BROTHER, Tuporters and Wholesale Dealers in Marble, 718 Water street, MABBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, HALF THE PRICE ‘of marble. Send for circular. B. STEWART, 605 Sixth between Thirty-ffth and Thirty-sixth streets, VARBLE MANTELS.—THE BEST PLACE IN THE city to purchase Marble Mantels of the latest designs, low prices, i at A. KLABER'S Marble Works, 16 near Third av., New York. Cut this out at ve nase MISCELLAN EO Ht NEW PICTURE STAI ON will open in few days, Connected with Bridge Male of brondway Panorama for stereoscopes, monument plc tures, streets of New York and other Will take hoto views, the noble animal man and beast. Ladies and ents invited to talk horse and get thelr pictures taken opposite the monu- ment. 8. A. HOLMES, 206 d 862 Broadway. GHIPWREOKS | ‘PREVENTED WALKERS HARPOON, SHIP LOG AND SOUNDING WALKER'S H HAKVOON, SHIP LOG, from its compactnens, durability an ant wonderful Sieureay, bas im Btrope completely superseded all over means of ascertain the dintanice Tun by ships. Tt is nos ilable to fonl with weed WALKEIS HARPOON SOUNDING. MACHINE the ve only machine in the market on which perfect reliance iced. It is compact, durable and ean be used with Shon inary ahip's lead. ‘The working parts are completely protected from 4 May be obtained from all nautical instrument dealt Wholesale agent for the United States, J. “GALL, 173 Bowery, New York. A BEAUTIFUL FULL CONTINUOUS GUM SET OF ‘Teeth, with plumpers, #10, Painless extracting under gas without charge where Others are inserted, Dr. BODINE, 196 Grand street. SET OF ARTIFI AL GUM TEETH, #10 AND 815, Teeth filled with gy All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction, at Dr. WHITE'S, i2 Siath avenue, NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE J anvesthetic use of nitrons oxide gaa, administer it in the most approved method, donoth ng but extract teeth, and cer- tainly do it without pain; so 29,000 patients testify. ' See their naines at the office, 19 Cooper Institute. D*; CRANE'S OSTROPLASTIC AND PURE GOLD, FOR restoring teeth in all siages of decay to their original beauty and soundness without pain, 16109 testimonials, Rooms 122 East Siateenth street, corner Irving place. BETH EXIRACTED | WITHOUT PAIN; | ELEVEN years; gas dally; beautiful Teeth #1 ty 10; old Sets bougiit, J. JAY VILLERS, 185 iund thvadway! HENRY VILLERS, 269 Grand at, FURNITURE. YARPETS AND FURNITURE. J" plied with Carpets, Purnit terms; monthly payments taken; gre, keepers, _corner Twenty fifth sireet and Sixt Fs SALE—#190 CASH.-NEARLY NEW DOUBLE Bed Etagere, Pay nt, eomplege, cont BIEL; hen tfuny carved snd crabenseioa.” Address Payne's Patent, box 12) Herald oilice, Ho verb ike etek or masa fr carpet Oh Set, GAN the week or mont ‘arpe Dota ‘re ENDALL & © 30 old stand, corner of Hud- $24 it FOR SALE. \ baRcEe FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, WITH A over fifty rooms, full of boarders and doing a good bust fea good ‘reasons for selling; location ceutral, near tule Lo. tel and Furniture » ;00DALE, th Avenue Hotel. BAFE, ALSO ONE HER. of Litite’s and Marvin's UIRK, $6 Malden lane. A= HANDSOME LONDON _BREECH-| LOADING GUN; cost #220 in 1867; price #160; 834 pounds weight oni; ‘Handsome quite yey cost rik yo} Peite 360, on ould be ‘siven ! es 'good si uation, Herald o LARGE SIZE JEWELER! ring’s ‘and two amall Safe A make, for sale ol LARGE STORE, ‘Two | wars GLASS WINDOWS excellent losehia, Kane ees! , for sale; suitable for dry wy VOSTER'S, 101 149 Pulton street, Brooklyn. +, Geode Goulet bel ign Thy Urged Goods, Confecti ire at G4 Third’ avenue, near Fifty Af aeven years.’ Inquire atreet: STOYE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS BUSI: psc later of store, pis a nt and doing a good FIFTEEN TON CRANE AND LAD! IN GOOD A SEES Taguite ot Stlos of Mow Bia aera WEST SIDE, NEAR THE FIFTH ‘Avenue Hote! and 16 years’ established tuseum, with art established pean any terma, th in ae facturing Bi usiness. rc. re es room #8. AUREL Pe PARDEE. SHOP, IN GOOD ORDER, FoR BP torent cheap. apply to sees iBbpruce street, GAR, sto) ea ay Spply aA oon o corner of Bleecker street, - pez STORE FOR SALE—ON ONE OF THE BEST gg ye xe gree 3 good reason for disposal. Apply to HALB, 61 Ann street, New York. OR SALE—A BOOK AND JOB Rogen ge OFFICE, jing, & good business ot fey yes ;, hae @ large stoc! 3one of the best locations it the ety. OR SALE—A nes Naif aay se ye SHELVING, buat 8 address box 3,766 Post oflce. Drawers and street. F% SALE_VERY DESIRABLE LEASE, STOCK AND Ariutse of, «wall located, Millinery, Fancy Goods 80 establishment; a rare ON y fommediate posssusion. "Address @, H., y's Bigg rm Be oF THE BEST CIGAR STORES IN ‘cash customer need apply. Address He ald oftioe., JOR SALE—THE GRAIN DISTILLERY NOS. 47 AND 409 West Thirty-ninth street, Inquire on the premises, box in FOR SALE FOR CASH—A LIQUOR AND CIGAR STORE roadway. For further particulars ht 198 Division oes clans store, or to J. LASHER, 1 Houston street. A Sheers SALE—-ON THE DOCK FOOT OF THIRTY-SIXTH street, East river, a Movable Office, with or without furniture; fize 8x13. RIOR SALE—O¥: STER SALOON AND BARROON, cheap for cash, with Rooms attached for boarders {f re- quired. Inquire at 44 Market street. Fr OR SALE-. Dy A GROCERY AND MEAT STORE, WITH Horse and Wagou and with two years and seven months’ Lease, at a cheap rent, on the west side of the city, in a thickly populated neighborhood; the owner har two stores sod cannot attend to both. | For partioulara inquire at M. Henkin's grocery store, corner of Morris and Greenwich streets, or at 161 West street. (URE PROOF SAFE! NEW AND SECOND HAND Safes for sale, cheap, at 16 Cortlandt street. VIXTURES COMPLETE FOR STRAW HAT MANUFAC, turing, with four years’ Leas of poildings for gale of to rent, near New York. Address B. B. B., stallion B, New York city. POR SALE, CHEAP—A KINDLING WOOD FACTORY in Jersey City ; new boller, engine, presses, horses, wag- ons, &c.; will be sold on account of owner goin In the coun- try.’ “Apply at corner Barrow and Canal streets, Jers WOR SALE—AN ELEGANT RETAIL HAT STORE; best locality; Stock and Fixtures or fixtures'without stock. Inquire at No. 2 Dey street, room No. 1. ¢ YSTER HOUSE.-A GREAT BARGAIN—FOR SALE, , Fixtures, Stock, €c., in consequence of ill health of proprietors rent,’ 436 per month. Inquire on premises, street, corner Canal ye 7 SALES AT AUCTION. UCTION NOTICE,—AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE Manufactory, 58 Bleecker street, between Mroadway erry street, Furniture at less than aucten prices and warranted, | Magnificent Parior Sults, covered. with, color French satin brocatel, reps or bain 7100, $1: tn, Alao over ABU worth of all kinds Pari Dining Room Furniture, chea iF LERDS, AUOFIONERR. and Mr ENRY KEDS ‘& MINER will sell by auction om Monday, Aug 10'y o'clock, at the private residence: No. 164 Fifth avenue, gentee! Household Furniture, rosewood Pianoforte, &c., all of which was made to order by out elebrated makers, consisting of, viz. :— ce AFgr and Dining Room—Azmiuiater and Velvet Medal nd ts, carved black walnut Suit in green =e Groups, bronze and marble Clocks, Window Cure taing, carved rosewood mirror back Etagere, elegant bois-de- Bremen mpia, Mounted Centre Table, elegant gil, frame meinen Plate, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, carved wainut marble iene Wet, elegant crimson fj Drocatel_ Window. frtalna si Carnions carro seven octave pearl ki Tian, made Hacher Hione, Bnet ‘a. erlmach neh ptt Ctalrs, in io"igurea h elegant gilt Chandeliers, Japan Pheasant im k walnut and maho: blac! in green leather, Hair ‘Bedrooms Rosewood, bi room Suits, Arm Chatre ee eve, ant Thoms, ‘wal wi it Suit fi ‘bh ec io Sco Window Curlains, rosewood marble top Shaving Stand, black waln biaok walubh Dinths Ta at wut Library Table fa green cloth, Mirror and brackets, elegant carved rose- Hall Stand, rose: ood Hal mfens, onren ne B" CAMPBELL & CO., AUOTIONGERS O¥FICR 380 . Monday nexi, to close business poalt tire ine Btock, Fixtures frat ol 1 groc Host choles’, large ‘and general ‘ss tearm isuires a Sates, vende nenlen Loe. ta, super preted Cafes saa’tee Canisters: fine im mien rare "Awniny " Zel? valuable Lenss (three years) of tore aud ais’ choles soe on tre door abore. ove Seg Herald dx of oy - Jr, ~» Saleamen, F, COLTON, Po Brooklyn to-morrow (Monday), Aus Br are at 964 Hi Corner, of Seckelt:. ihe en lenry al ete ater ouse, comprising nee varleep CAE & CO., AUS CTIONEERS—ON nf Stock entire of furniture oe coh te pag (Peden compristn, eral and varied asso! co, Buraiture. Buyers and dealers invited. Particulars day XECUTOR'S SALE.—BENJ. P, FAIRCHIL! auc. tlomeer.— atll A. M., at 16S ‘On Monday, August 31, 1 ird avenues, Household Tae Sofa, int a top Tables, Bureaus, Pier Miro wr Waittoasens Feather’ Rods? Plated Tea Set, Pushers, China, Crockery, Glass Ware order of the ee A a Kitchen Utensils }, &e., do. By order Ben HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER.—HATHEWAY & 4) ARNOLD will sell on, Thursday, Sept. 8, at Ii o'cloa restaurant No. 48 Broad street, the whole atock of fi Wines Liquors, Fixtures, Furniture, Lease, c., of above premises. ‘USTUS M. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER. Auerton Coase OF HOUSE A AND LOT AT PORT RICH- ND, at Al ISLAND. HELPS, FALLON 1 § 00. willaellat Suction on TAU napay’ Dolock Ba at Brovange Salesroom, Til Brocaway, Hoase and Lot at Port Richmond 8.1, three minutes’ walk from landing, on the water, ite Bergen Point. House, two story and attic, frame, palit tn best manner, (Bex) ma marble mantles, ey cmpey Hag Farnee, fo. carriage Houses wilh room for mane ker Lot, 00 feat front 66 foot ear; Funning from shore Toad to water. A very desirable realdence, winter and summer, and of easy noceas, ‘Terms and further particulars at off PHELPS, FALLON & CO., y ‘No. big Pine atreet, N.Y. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—MONDAY, AUGUST 31, = at 10% o'clock, at 61 Bleecker street, tear Broadway, San Household ‘Furniture, contained in the above large four story house, consisting, ‘of rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suits, in’ green and other reps; rosewood Centre ‘Tables, urtains; Pier Glass Clocks, Mantel Ornamen manogany Sofas, black walnut Lounges, in hair oloth carved black walnut Wardrob steada, marble top Bureaus ai marble top. Cottage Suits, Pillows and Holsters, Toile Bevisteads and Was is, Star Carpets, Oilcloth; also the Barroom Furniture, 6 ont Case, Glassware, black walnut Chairs a rarniture, ‘solid black walnut fat MER Btsas, ‘AUCTIONEE street, will sell on Monday, ‘at No, 926 Second avenue, between Woritite on Pitt mrects, all the splendid: Purniture, conslating of bairclol Chairs, de bel f hairs, Tables, Extenaslon Tables, Wardrobe, Bedate ny a Brussels ani Car lustes. Silver Plated Ware, Ac. Sale, raia shine. OFFICE COLUMBIA as 104 orc.0cky LUMBAGO.—100 TONS OF PLUMBAGO FOR SALE.— A, BEEBE & SON, 78 Cedar street, 12 to FOR SALE—AT CRAWFORD, ON LINE OF CEN- ry es) Raliroad of New Jersey; 45 minutes from New York; doing @ good cash business. For terms address J. CRAM, Jr. ford, N. SHOW CASES FOR SALE—SUITABLE FOR A MIL- i or Lee a also a lot of nice Bonnet Stands. poly at ¢ 160 Spring at EAS.—SPECIAL PARTNER'S INTEREST FOR 8ALE— Cheap. Apply to GEO, T. HARING, 170 Nassau street, corner Frankto 7 THEGAR, FACTORY FOR SALE—HAVING SUPERIOR menis for making vinegar with reads sale for all produces. Apply for three day at 350 West Twellth sereet, in basement, between 10 and ¥ o'clock. OQ maneee Arete BRANDY, OF A SUPERIOR altty, distilled in Kentueky, on consignment and ior sale by H. PC KE & 00., 45 ) Dey atreet, Ne jew York. : ™. ACHINERY, eee lar aan BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS, NEW and sinee; co! Shartin dion at HOFFMAN SRLNEYS, 161 er NGINE AND BOILERS FOR SALE. {) horse power, made by Corlies & Nightingale, Providence, R, L., is in perfect ler and condition and now runnin an iron band fiy-wheel 16 feet diameter, together wi new tubular Bolle 4339 feet, made by Olute Brot two Schenectady, N. Y.; also mp, Heater, Patent per, Ganges, ‘The, whole can be acen in the yard of the Stale Prison, at Bing Sing. Apply om the premises, to L. H. MILLER, ot _THEO. MACE ’& CO., 44 Beekman street. Jror SALE—A TWELVE oat eerie ENGINE, Kotler a Convertions scampi, pee orsar. For —— 42 Fleet Peg at ce OR SALE CHEAP—A STEAM HOISTING ENGINE; orth river. Apply to HENRY has been on pier No.6 Ni SIMPSON, 61 atreet, OR SAL E THREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS Printer, Herald office. j}OR SALE ENGINES AND BOILERS OF ALL SIZES and kinds, from 5 to 100 horse; Steam Shafting and Tools ; selling out; a ba: YOR SALE CHEAP-A SECOND HAND ENAMELLING Machine ; sold only for want of use, Address box Phiiadeiphia Post omice. VOR SALE—AN ENGIN AND BOILER, ABOUT, FIP. ure, in complete {will be sold cheap. Apply BOILERS FOR SALE—90 FEET LONG, 4 FEET with fronts, grate ‘pply to engineer, 137 rpwo diameter, 216 inch fines in Cog | NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS HOUSES WANTED— B heer tye ing fo tek et " ur pela families ; pare ul wane N.C. BISHOP, OT “TEST. MRS. VAN HORN, 1 THE OR GREATEST INDE- ulypiian Tallman to oatoe love. and syeody merricgess Hikenew and name, 5 Went Stub strect, 7th avenue, Gente not admitted, “she succeeds whea all others fail . “TESt.—THE ORIGINAL. epee BYRON, FROM Medileal, Bu ialrvovant, Spiritual, that Prem tmarrii 188 Seven- teenah rest bet cient avenues, ADAME ie ‘cours, SPIRITUAL, | MEDICAL AND Woe jness trance: a Ay information ts positive. &f sith avenue, pear Fourth sireet, eet. AME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR- M**. vant, lis tames and shows likenesses of future hos. bands; those: aan tenner West Twenty-soventh sttort, between Sith and Seventh avenues. \f ADAME LA BLA! NESS AND MEDICAL IV advion; lucky 2 numbers; name; love's talisman, apeedy: marriage. 115 West Twenty-sizth sireet, between Sl Seventh trenuen, T,2 oneorh an br gem Pes 0 ERI id place urine avent ween soa 2 Twenty. ourth streets. Beware of is ISHED HOUSE WANTED—BY A WIDOW he owner will part of the rent, and 4 rete anged, Address’Mrs. enue, iE WANTED—BY reg poe LADY, a4 tion, where the owner will board the rent boarders, Address E. 0. B., box Tat Post ISHED ROOMS ¥OR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING wanted by man and wife; on west side; terms must be moderate, 4 G, 8. Gy Herald oftice, re sHED Hc HOUSE, WAN MA i geevy~ rm ‘Howse ia ioe ‘good belg eighborhood. WANT A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSE (would purebase the Furniture if offered at a bargain) pop locality ; rent must be moderate. Ad- io streets and Thi cers family three seat oa servant; a young couple wishing to taireduce one this ts Address, Spparniiy: \d location, om box 168 Herald of thelr means, “RURE OU; WITH 0 OR WITHOUT MEDICINE, BY 44. West ty-coveuth wareet’ be: R street, eae Bai and Bove ler pills are certain. Oon- sultation free. She never 7M maperoeal: =) M.D., bt dare gi OF DISEASES A, of women, At 1B Liverty treet; ean certain ratte WS leioe’ frithout pela oF Ineonrenience, AN LADY WISHING IMMEDIATE RELIEF, WITH- ‘An experienced doctor, it rink OF expos deratevartn, addrone Puyetel office. wnt LESSING TO LADI tl Bums ADIEG—& LAD LADY WRITES :—POR- ventone Price: Drea. agers eiseely on yy sent by taal iowa LL, PRIVATE. Diszases ov ree ‘vate, by Dr. HARRISON ITT tine: SS Compound posit oures id mail. box 161 diseases. Price $2; sent otlice, New ae TO FEMALES.—DR. ‘AND MADAME gnarantee certain Ca ae nr, et ot ho, pale oF jocon. venret fea with ‘aural atioally Bit tf ton ied. cit ara wring, Bietr A York. £4 REQUIRIN ULD Foy, ot AOR itt Bes J (dvi ad suou bn libie medicines, Ae Routan ror _——— old DR SS 16 AL ara BR guar, Ramos, dere | saan! REK UBYURMISHED HOUSES, FROM Ww. at, TH {$2,600 per annum: of House for KOOP A & RLLIOTT, VA NDE! Brondway and 4 YA GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, 1 FOUR OR eae lon use, Adapt housekeep- ing. ne, ith fe jars) Pal blisher, 2% Cooper Union, Ni 5 Bg ey OC tee ~ a. ba HOU! CEN- We aay A TWO, KJ orm 1c a ee ot rent "answer immediately. Address How: memes Herald ofee 0 __________ FURNISHED OR Re Waxzzn, 70 RERS—A TURETERED OF A UXTUR tive, Addrene (- Bs onl Tafon square Post olioe.. ANTED A, HOUSE, BI BETWEEN | FOURTH AND $1,400, oo Sopiy 0 J Io UiNs, 194 Grand areet from #1000 to 10 LEASE_A THREE OR FOUR STORY AED fab {or a boarding, hour, etasied weet KEWA and sout bs wine! SUTTON, 106 Sixth avenue. Ante WHOLE LE OW LOWER | ART OF A WEE eames ‘Address, wating toca: | a tion and terms, A. Wsen? To FOR ONE YEAR OR MORE Eger Jase of ict or a9e re rote ble, North ail 3 sae lt he WY, ‘full particulars, T., box ay TED TO RENT—A ortous bya sl HOUSE IN NEW ay in good small family; best references ; rent I] per a, would Sy had 718 Post oft LY, PART OF A ¢.; Fent must be mod- Witte FURSIn HRD HOUSE, ABOUT 10 ROOMS; logation ceneead i Font not to eucood $440, Address P, PAWNnROKERS SALES.—JOHN MORTIMER, 15 mane Broadway, will soll Monday, August 1, Men's and men's Ciothing, Beddi street. r, Rept. 1, 500 lots Men's Wonbnts ‘shot ‘Bedin, ‘atches, Sa eaday, oi Se we order ah ett, jer J. Barn a fine an By order Abraham Goodman, 8} Contr By order D. De Long, £99 208 2RT SOMER' AUCTIONEER AND REAL Hata Broker, llce abd anvaroom 87 Nassau woo opposite the Post on ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell by auction, on Tucaday, Sopt. 1, at 103g o'clock, at 42 Fast at’ street, new Midtison yn’, ao elogant assortment of Household Purns- ture, | Particulars to-morror OBERT SOMERVILLE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ‘on Monday, August 31, of 1034 1056 creiosk, at his salesroom, 37 Nataau,sireet for uccoubt of whom it inay concern, an it impton in Patior Suits, Heda Sheet ro jaa in Youn Refris tors, Kitchen Fu &c.5 Biting re, and’ Standing Desks, Safes, 8 OBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONFER AND REAL Estate Broker, ofliee 87 Nassau stroet, will sell by ane iJon, on Thureday, Sept. 8, at 1034 o'clock, at his salesroom, 37 Nassau ‘a fine’ assortment of Household Furniture, Island for convenience of sale. Par: removed from tloulars in time. ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER AND REAL Estate Broker, office ahd salearoom 87 Nasu wireot, opposite the Font of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell by auction, on “Wednos- day, Sept 3 at 103 ofclocky Ak 28) Baal Thirty-second strony legant assortment ol f Household ¥ Furniwure, Chicl Pianos, 40.” Parti row. oulars toro AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL OW Tuestay, at 12 jock, at 73 Chatham street, Stock, f and nd Fixtures of « Saloon; also a — assortment ling House Furniture, Sale P GHERIFS 641 SALE. HOOP SKIRT MATERIAL, D WALTERS, Auctioneer, wil tell <4 | roam nS n orelock at auction store 27 East Broadway, & large and general stoo& Of Hoop Skirt material, consiating of Hoop Skin Wire, too} Skirts, Machines, Tape in roll and manufactured, Ey Fastenings, Frames, Shelving, dc. JAMES DUNPHY, Deputy." JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff, Seek SALE OF DRY GOODS AND oth ecg ta COLK & MURPHY, 381 Fulton Broo! - xe, Mon nel Py apt 31, SI, at pen o'slock 5 tee ae cit and lusling, Fancy wun ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, aCPFion it Chatham square—Soils on Monday, Slat fen, ot o'clock, the contents of the Boctitving Dis Distivery street, Copper Pumps, Funnels, Caaks, Lasse MUSICAL, ik bas ATER, RATIONAL, CONSERVATORY OF “MUSIO, . 14 i Oe oe ep Broadway and Fourth, ave ue; reopens the stxth) ae Terms, $10 . f Gin ce as Musical Director, " CCOMPLISHMENTS IN PIANO AND SINGING A ly attained on moderate terms.—Daily practioe, fal tn syorentond; by on aterinond teacher a y seceey Wit ba ctv Irae ton On THe iin* reals per: ‘Teacher, bom AMERICAN, Musical ee iG War fn Phanoy wily ng: terme tow, i Cirew- a We? ae or a GRAXD, a Aa Al Fiat ste SCM MANOS, equare. EY MUSICAL Se vcitearng roe conte, Drary of mosera Moai tn the ‘world, tm each; ‘Schumann's Album for the Young, 49 places, te. fen tone and, Rana Bonen Br Eifeou favorite rocal Duta aie Fyroke spanotorts Alu, 90 Rngbred Bie. Freniy Hallas by pryineconapovets Se. The now catalogue ot Boomey &'Core thea, musical pubtt cations free, Borg beny onal Broadway. HE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLSTEIN, MART Ha, ‘The Barber of Seville, Futeio, Cr riap! iat siete, Voyausa Trovatore, Der Freischuts, Um ianoforte, solo complete, with overture, and eat sical CAsiNey, Fo AE of modern On tle Books in the world. 60 cent ite each. BOOSEY & CO., 644 Broadway. , Re SALE A, SECOND HAND BRARD HARP, NEWL 3; cost ao will be sold for ‘leo Lace by wind ; cost G20, ‘sold {tor $18 Call FS vita Woot Tulrty-sccond street, corer of Broadway, THR VOCAL DR. and’ Fours Gr0KoR ce ot the National Saerge yf Marste, a of Maisie, sirens poat ‘Clinton Hall, between avenue TRAVELLERS GUIDE. ryaY LINE FOR. ALBANY AND TROY.—THE STEAM. ty VIBBARD aod DANIEL DREW will ee ater natel; street at 7:30 A. M. Ta Ae M. landing at West boint, walls ng Alttany ta uae for the B30 Ps M, trata for Safutogs, connecting with Ne Susquebanna ral New York Central and HF RIVER AND HARLEM RATTROADS wea rion nae , connectin, a 1 im ae The 600 P. M. days. Sieeptn cara attached to semen M. train. pee wy room care st to8 and 11:90 A. M. ands: WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice Prosident. ow ‘ARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.—ONLY $1 elegant steatsors VANDERBILT and CONST CTE eer icave 44, norih of Spring, sureet, at 6 and (gr, of scuiay with Tall Weat ity ret ’ arp 00 days excepted, connecting with ral anit No fay cyecnnec eave Tro} cop, nt 6 and Albany ‘usr State roome secured at oillce 8 West street. WATCHES, JEWELEY, Kes UCKOO CLOCKS OUR PATENT AND MANUT J tare; better and ebeaper than any linportet and retail, A. CRANK FILLD & CO. J ve lor Srenue, corner Fourteenth strebt, ant tb Bighih avenusy corner Kwonty sixth atrert