The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1869, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monvay, July 12-6 P. M. opened with a very strong and buoyant murket in Wall street, the easy feciing prevailing at the close of business on Saturday having become decidedly cheerful and leading to an upward turo in the values of the leading speculative securities, ‘The Washington despatch announcing that the Secretary ot the Treasury would purchase three millions of bonds on the remaining Weduesdays of the month was primarily the occasion of this re- vival of the speculative feeling for arise. It was not kwown at‘firat whether these purchases were to sapersede or to be supplemental to the original plan ‘of buying @ million every other weck, the notice at ine door of the Sub Treasury merely confirmipg what was given in the newspaper despatches, Bat General Butterfield telegraplied to Washington for fuller loformation, and soon after prepared the tfohowmg:— . By direction of the Secretary of the Treasury the ‘Treasury will purcuase each Wednesday of the pre sent MOD $3,000,000 of six per cent bonds, Making in alla parchase of $9,000,000 of bonds during the / remainder of July. Proposals will be received and purchase made upon the same general conditions as heretofore, the pro} Belhg aveyedt at twelve o'clock noon on Wednesdays. Further particulars may be had by app.ication to the Deputy aut ‘Treasurer, at wns oftice. These purchases of bonds will ve held subject to future action of Con- gress, and do not change existing orders for pur- chases of bonds on aiteruate Taursdays. ‘The bonds to be purchased by the government dur- 4ng the remainder of the month are at the umes and in the lots as follows:— duly ta. July 15, duly 2 duly 2 duly 2 Total... During | the ensuing th p weeks me amount of currency to be released from the Treasury will, there- fore, be nearly fifteen nullions—a very valuable ac- quisitjon to our jocal circulation, “he money market, while fairly active at seven per cent currency, was characterized by no irregu- Jur ductuations nor underhanded extra legal rates. ven gold interest, if paid, was exceptional. A good many loans were made at six per cent on prime collaterals or where they were suifered to remain . unchanged from Saturday after noob. Even on governments, however there was a good demand for money at the full legal Hiyare, showing that while the popular feeling anu- nates a very easy market the ‘Treasury disburse- ments have not been large enough as yet to produce it right away. The absence of high raves was also aliriputable to a continued fear of what is passing in the Grand Jury room, and no little consterna- tion was created by the appearance of some law officers in Wall and Broad streets to-day. Com- mercial paper was in better demand, but rates rewained unchanged, the range of discount being from ume to twelve per cent for prime bankers’ and dry goods paper, running sixty days to four months. AS might have been expected there was great ex- cit tin the government bond market, and heavy transactions took place in those issues which are within the Kcope of purchase by the government, ‘The July bonds, the uew '65’s, and the *67’s and '63's opened about two per cent higher than they closed on Sacurday. ‘There were no intermediate prices but a clear “jump.” At their highest the 67's rouctied 12044, Which, a8 they are ex coupon, ranges them alongside the 162s. Five-twenties 1a London had not fuily felt the effect of the news, or the market there 13 unusually dull, for the closing price came to-night at 813¢ as compared with $1), al the opening. Unieas there is an appreciation abroad the home prices will Jeave a margin for reimportation. The rest of the government list was strong, by sympathy with the five twenties, which were more immediate- ly affected, bué the advance was not near so large, ‘There is a disposition, In some quarters, to complain of tis sudden determination of the Secretary, ve- cause be will have to pay two per cent higher for his bonds next Wednesday than he would had he de- c:ued on purchasing smaller lots more frequently, ‘Two per cent On three millions 1s sixty thousand dollars, The saving of interest by withdrawing the bonds ig (herefore difficult to be seen. However, it in irapossibie to please everybody in Wall street. and those who grumbie are probably “short'! of the market, Secretary Boutwell gave them King Log when he sold gold. Now they complain of King Stork when he tries to make money easy for them vy buying bonds, The market was steady but less firm toward the close, many holders being tempted to seft and take their profis at the rise. The follow- ing were the dnal street quotations: United States KiXxes, 1931, registered, 12034 a 120%{; do. do., coupon, 1204 a 1 do. 6-20's, registered, 120% a@ 1214; do. do., coupon, 1862, 1233, a 12314; do. do., coupon, 1854, 121% @ 121% do, do., coupon, 1365, aten a 121K; do. do., coupon, new, 1865, 120 a 120%; ui do,, coupon, 1867, 1204¢ @ 12044; do. do., pedicy 1488, 120 a 120%; do, ten-forties, registered, 10934 @ 110; do. do., coupon, 109% a 110; currency bonds, loi a ‘There was an improved feoling In Southern securt- ties, led by an upward movement in new North Carounas. New Tennessees were weak at the open- Ing, fell to 5444, Dut then recovered with the whole market. The closing prices at the last board were :— ‘Teunessees, eX coupon, 60% & do., new, 56a 65!4; Virginias, ex coupon, 5744 a 58; do., new, 615, a 61%; Georgia sixes, 80 bid; do., sevens, 90 a 9314; North Carolina, ex coupon, 5444 bid; do., new, 45% vid; South Carolina, new, 66 a 67; Missouri sixes, 875, bid; Louisiana sixes, 70; do. levee sixes, 66 bid; Alabama eights, 92 2 94. ‘The decreased sales of government gold and the imminence of gold shipments, as indicated by the larger quantity of specie sent last week, as well as the easier feeling ip the general money imurket , led to a revival of the bullish feeling in gold, with an advance from 13614, the price of the earliest street transactions, to 1873s, before the final close of bust- ness m the Gold Room. The Clearing House returns showed few short sales for Saturday, and the carry- ing rates a disposition to cever those outstanding to- day. The course of the market is set forta in the tabies— 10 A. M.. 1361¢ 10:20 A.M. 136% 10:50 A. M 136! Cash gold was in good demand during the first hour of business and six to seven per cent was paid for carrying, but became heavier as the day pro- greased, and as high as eight per cent and a thirty- second were afterward paid. The lowest rate was six per cont. It is reported that the Hamburg steamer to-morrow Will take out $250,000 in specie, ‘The disbutsements of coin interest to-day amounted to $097,470. The following ts the report of the Gold Exchange Bank:— Gold cleared. Gold balance: 2,648, 737 Currency balances 2,626,038 Foreign exchange was firm at 1097 @ 110 for prime bankers’ sixty day, and 110'¢ @ 110% for sight ster- ling bili, ‘The imports of specie at this port during last week were as follows — duly 8—Schr, Gersch Banker, Para—Stlver July $—Steamer henry Chauncey, Aspin- + $28,995,000 $1,954 wall—silver. on 826 Gold . wo ‘Toral for the week, oe $3,160 Previously reported vee 9,606,678 ‘Total since January 1, 1869, $9,507,838. ¢, 1808. Maire 3,068,413 Same ae , 1867. 1,680,040 Toe Baltimore and Ohio Ratiroad Company arranged to take charge on the ist of July, 1869, of the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Kailroad. That road wili hereafter be known as the Lake Erie Divi- sivn of the Baltimore and Ohio Ratiroad. The Charlotte afd South’ Carolina and Columbia and Augusta Ratlroad Companies have consolidated under the tle of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railway Company. This arrangement makes @ continuous line from Charlotte to Augusta Of 105 miles, and shortens the distance between New York and Augusta by sixty miles, ‘The stock market at the opening was dull and strong, but became greatly animated toward the close, witha sharp advance in the shares which have been most prominent in the upward turn suc- ceeding the retura of easy money. There was no excitement over the rise, but prices steadily wot up. The features were again the Van- GerbUs wbarcs, New York Qonjral sigipg tq NEW YORK HERALD, TUKSDAY, JULY 13, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. <a neem et na et ene 200, Hudson River ¢o 170 and Harlem 05.95 35, 188 40. Ko. 000 do. strained at to 145, the activity in the last moutioned being leas | MOP Sta gs aos ps PH Xo, ® $3 8 Bn: marked, because the road does not come directly far 2 coy ot gs Iai for Imiagton. within the scheme of consolidation. Michigan O18, Linseed w: ed at Ro, % Bt, in Bons without Southern hesttated during the forenoon, but became sales of moment “ia ras steody nt Ol oe 5 St He wae unel tive late i r . I= active late in the day, rising vo 10734. The North. nee BAS a bg at Ve. nite western shares were steady. Ohio & Mississippi 4 BORFOO ee pg sp demanding ee was strong. Rock Island was active and touched | 12s. bt however, aud the sales were a ° 1,000 by ihe Li 4 1163;. St. Paul preferred advanced to 8s. The | Quy tE cat erat sere SRA clash ead’ ao eta cargo Was Teanels I Weszc~ Dut we could novtrace ft 10 a re liable source. For refined the market was ran 4a | there belng. no demand of pocipanenee Cas from oy, source, And though Soe offerings were ont prices wero" heavy wad other rajiways were strong and buoyant, but less active. Pacific Mail was heavy, and at one time Gropped to 883. Wells-Fargo fell back to 22%. | Igner, iad low a sales wero 2, The following are the closing quotations at ble tor an Jul ane total pact at ‘40, by ails ta for imma Tn Hadelphiat the market the last. session of the Stock Exchange:— Cumberland, 31 a 35; Wells, Fargo & Co.’3 Express, 225 a gay; American Express, 42043; Adams Express, 59!¢ a 5934; United States Express, 714 a 73; Quicksilver, 15% @ 16; Canton, 60 a 63; Mariposa, waa tug more aetv, bat scarcely 20 ar, eo over, at S8igo. bid wud a this, on tho spot and for the’psianee ot. (his snos PROVIGIONG.—Rocelpts, 197 pac! ant eaten Gta do. amount of business. transacted and 2) kegy porn tanya Hie Thee ameettrae tel Hettet u | jew ‘was firm! BO, with 9ai8 " 8@04; Mariposa preferred, 153; a 15%; Maripoun | 947 « & er, Hoga were dul nom Piveapen Certificates, 40 bid; Pacific Maul, 8924 a 894g; Western Faber foe the hs on pont an nat a aelire. demand goraulod at Union Telegraph, 37% & 3834; New York Central, messt M 13 a ior extrait Hpbi, 9a me du), ‘and $ ani Pape wes bby ny 1 hg ot for prime Verd and were slow of aale, but un- cuanged in wala talon 10 bois. ‘wt “at 620 0 680 for fouthern Western. mois were in ira, achive 198% 0 19874; Hyidson River, 167% a 168; Harlem, 143}¢ @ 145; Reading, 934 a 933;; Chicago and Alton, 168 Did; Detawere and Lackawanna, 112 a 112%; New Jersey Central, 10334 a 193%; Alton and Terre Hante, S434 bid; do. preferred, 58 a 60; Wabash, ‘78\4 @ 74; do. preferred, 81; Milwaukee and St. Paul, ‘TT @ 77945 do, preferred, 8774 a 87%; Fort Wayne, 153% a 164; Ohio and Mississippi, 8236 @ 32%; Michigan Central, 129 a 130; Michigan Southern, 106%; & 10634; Lilinois Central, 144; Pittsburg, 107% @ 108; Rock Island, 1174 a 11734; Northwestern, 81% & 82; do. preferred, 955; a 95%; Boston Water Power, 154% #16; Morris and Essex, 89 a 90; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 11834 a 119; do, preferred, 118 a 120, previous riots, were a package MG ack and plkied show ere, the 916; Ie. for pickled hi Ty ‘i 208, axes sd bagued do. con wan duil und prices were nominal. For lard the market was stil auieh, the domand being tight, Wh aaien were di pa pack for 0, fOr Piuaaced aod 0, for smoked but prices were steady and firm. oe ot Tic. & We. for No. 1 to prime steam RioR.—The market for Carolina was quict but steady at ese rices. There were «mall aalon withiv the range of for common te prime, EDg.—Grags were dull and nominal at our last quote- ie was quiet and nominal at about 62 07/6, Goldy PT teh cgpetnned in Nght request but firm, Smallsales beth rm (ras. in tolerably active demand, mainly The Kansas Pacific Railway Company, throngh ra nr v3 barged i fess — : ae ieee thetr agents in this city, announce in our advertise vine Shee ae as, : lige, i i" od ior ‘Guba 1,042 boxes on rivaiot aries 3S 3, ‘on private terms, was in maderatcly active Foquest at wteady pres hard selling at 15340, « 16-0, woft white at 14270. & c.y extra © at 14340. a 14S. and gallon ot Isic. at ‘ALLOW. —The demand was modi ‘active at steady pricos. Pho maten were 60,000 buln. at LLigc. w 11 cepts, 40) alah ing columns that they have placed om the market @ gold loan of $6,500,000, SALES AT THE NeW TORK 10K ‘STOCK. EXCHANS?. Monday, Jul July 12-10:15 A. M. “81, Jess 1 ‘a, Oe, % Ino WHISKY, bbls. The market, thoug! wan higher, “Tuore were wold about 160 bbla ai 81 Cis ax p BS000 US 6s, D000 US 6s, 1009 THE PUBLIC HEALTH. A View of the Seventh, Tenth aud Thirteenth Wards—Thoe Condition of the Strects, Alleys and Gutters—The Health Board Moving at Last—A Hint to the Coroners, The Fourth and the Sixth, the Seventeenth and the Eleventh of the wards of this city the HBRALD has shown up to the Health Board, These reports gave the Board full knowledge of where the heading places of disease were. The Seventh, the Tenth aad Thirtecnth wards have been looked afer yesterday; and it w the hope of & majority of the people of New York that the Health Board will heed the suggestions of the HExALD and do what it can to abate the nul- sance so justly and so severely complained of. Only last Saturday it was stated in these columns that, with all his shortcomings, F. 1. A. Boole, a3 Street Inspector, nad chioride of lime spread about, ‘imorder to neutralize the bad odors and miasmatic eMuvia from the gutiers. Bus the Health Board haye done nothing of the kind. If they were a3 % | active in this matter as they are in many otiers there would be less complaint. Look at we SEVENTH WA, The Seventh ward is bounded north by Grand Btreet, west by Division, south by Catharine street, and east by the East river, and comprises many streets entirely uninhabitable by persons accus- tomed to pure air, Cherry street, for imstance, and Water street, are but other names for what may be called breeding holes of disease and death, This is especially the case between Market and Rutgers streets, and again between Montgomery and Corlear streets. The block near Jackson street may be par- ticularly mentioned as being ollensive in the most superlative degree. Qn each side of the street the gutters are filed with rubbish and filth, and in the street there are pools of water, the green scum of which are proof that they are not benelicial to the aby health of the people living mm the neigubor- 0 Going up Gouverneur and Scammell streets the same condition of the gutters and streets 1s found. Even on Pike slip the visitor is disgusted with the way in which the streets and gutters are kept. Old ropes, rotten from many years’ use on vessels, are here thrown about, casks and barrels are be! exposed to the rays of the sun, and old tron an other rubbish 1s “stored” in the midst of the street and the slip and no one cares whether the exhala- tion of all thts filth will have any deleterious effect upon the atmos] moepe of the city or not. East Broad. way, Hens Madison streets may be considered ‘well enoug! schough even these streets, 80 far as re- Rards ol pa among those not clean. Yet they are than many other streets in the ony, and ess, ath, than the streets in the immediate neighborhood, and hence tt may well be said that they need not be mentioned as among tne offensive thoroughfares. THE TENTH WARD. The Tenth ward extends from the Bowefy to Nor- folk street and from Division to Rivington street, and ts also built up with tenement houses, only on some of the side streets old two and two and a half story dwellings remain, which have of late been turned into tenements. The same complaint may be made of this locality as of the others named, but not to the same exvent. Yet on Grand and Essex streets the green grocers are taking the same iiber- ties with the street as their colleagues in business in the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards, and throw the refuse leaves aud garbage promiscuously about them to be worked upon by the sun and the water, and they themselves seem to be steel-clad against all smells, On Essex street, near Rivington, in fact on all the other streets of this ward, the gutters need pe «| 80 that the descent to the sewer should be even. AS the gutters now are they form pools of stagnant water, torming a scum on top neither plea- ‘sat to look at nor healthful to inhale. THE THIRTERNTH WARD, Here we are in the ward which presents, among many others, the worst appearance. Extending from Noriolk street to the Kast river, and from Jivi- 18 5-20, 1, "87. 0000 Ue 6's, cur’oy 6 Top Chis I eyo sys lat 1000 Alt he Ter H 5000 2 40 H RIAP RR 8000 P, 60 Del, Lack & We: 100 N J Central RR. 600 do. 200 d 100 United E 200 Harlem RR... and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. #19600 US 6s, "81, r... 120 8 S000 nls 180% fotns Cees 1820, re S000 Us 8" ourrency. i es) ao. ie STREET QUOTATIONS. COMMERCIAL REPORT. “ MowDAY, July 12-6 P. M. Corvee.—Rio wan quiet, and prices were nominal at for- mer quotations. 4,200 bags per Catharina, to be delivered from Hampton Roads to Baltimore, were sold on private | 4 Grand streets to tt contai terme. Other kinds were dull but unchauged. pa pS an CorToN,—The market for this staple was dull, the demand | can claim. On the river side there are a number of from all classes of buyors continuing extremely light | Siipyards, and immediately behind them ts biock but the offerings were light, and previous prices | *ttar biock of tenement houses, occupied by work- ingmen employed at these yards and their families. wore fully majptained. ‘The sales were 607 bales, including | Pasaing through Mangin and Goerck streets, in. Us 833 on speculation and 34 for spinning. For future deliv- ward, ‘One # stunned by the stench commg up from Sey tha salen rere 100 bales, basis tog ne for Suty at the gutters, and, looking arouad and sSeing the ¥ W do. do. for Nov 10. do. for October at B83%e., 90 Decew! ‘and 600 do. do. for offal, the garbage and the rotten stuil tying about in the street, one is not astonished at the smell, On Sheruf and Columbia streets Messrs. R. Hoe & Co, Nave their foundry, and tt seems that the whole neigh- borhood use the old bits of iron, o!d boilers and other ber at Myo, We ap- Mobis NaeDrleane ani ita and “ ‘aud Treas, Ordinary... Good ordinary Ed scraps of machinery for a hiding place to commit Low middling x a4 Duisances, and this does most ssw not con- ioe Be 35 | tribute to the health of the place. On Willett, Pitt . bad and Ridge streets, especially between Broome and Fiour ype Receipts, 1,708 bbls. Lovee La do. } Rivington, the condition of the streets is no better. corn meal, $20,308 bushels wheat, do, corn, do. | ‘The gutters are fearful; the lanes leadmg from the oats, 944 do. rye, nnd 2,600 do, malt.’ The flour m res wes dail, and ae tended in favor of the Ps pope though not quotably lower. California flour was dul! and nominal, The Sales were about Dbls._at prices within the range of our quotations sul ly ay mitbern flour a moderate demand prevailed, a! the sales | being 450 bia. Gout contlutnd to Gouna sad prices were sonia higher. rear Fenements are full of ith and offensive muck, In fact, the same may be said of Attorney street, of Clinton and Suffolk, bur, so far as the two latter are concerned, with less emhpasis than of Attorney. All these streets need looking up and they need immediate cleaning. And it is with some satisfac- Te salen were 750 bbis. Corn meal x wes. in inn} A sales were Ke flected: ‘on that it is poticed that the Sanitary Snperintend- Be tO for Western: Wenws forsersey | Cat, Dr, Harris, has at last been stirréa up and that 8450.0 gb 50 | he tries at least to do hia duty. 5 ia 600 THK STRERTS TO BE CLEANED, 83 — 675 | pr. Harris says that the hoalth of the city, as & fee 70 | whole, is more satisfactory than it was tor’ some 6203 700 | tite, and he Lopes that it will remain in the same 675 a 850 | statifying condition, if the streets whicn be has 6258 700 | Inarked out for immediate attention siall be thor- 4) 350 | oughly cleaned and Kept cleaned during the hot St, Loufsatraight ex Poe 7S | term. Otherwise, he says, he would not be respon- Bt Touts choles double 6: ra. Sosa? 900 | sible forthe prevaience of an epidemic tn the city. St, Louia choice farmiy. 10008 1109 | The streeis be proposes to have cleaned at ouce Southern choieg and family. 60n 1150 | are:— d extra. 5i0— 800 Maiden lane from Broadway to Pearl. Pearito the ans 4 Battery, and roadway up to Maiden jane; Winte- Tivk 440 | hall, lower part of Wall, Fulton, east of Broadway, be Soo | wo the river; man, Dover, Oitver, Norfolk, Jet- 45% 460 | ferson, Clinton, Scamme! and Ludlow, their entire od. and Be. a te ene Rormene Pe om, Cie ag Pas » | Stanton, Wille ge, Attorney, Suffolk, cea rntrnae 1 Bs snemisaly for Ne. Chrystte and Broome: ali of Mulberry, ‘Mott and A BIB tor Elizabeth; West Houston, from Broadway to Mac- o. 3 | dougal; Broadway, from anal to Houston, Howard, Cre a it 6 for ie ait 5 ring and Prince streevs, on the west side; portions duil and un- ‘Canal, Sullivan, Clarke and Mardougai; all the a a atroets {a the Kighth ward, above Macdougal, are re- TOF eommmda 63 oe thy condition. ro, Oate were Morris, Rector, Cartisle, Al , Fulton, fie ft atendyat former pres ecisantinsint. | Mong, ouch, laighty Desoronces and Watts sects, was dul nomt- 4 streets, . Of baroy alt bere ware small eiee within the range | in Imi rd ela rom ti dB, fMithy for 1GITT8,—The mark: some four or five blocks tro’ ver. Mak staauerably active and firm for |" virst avenue, avenues B an 4.0, and portions of East ly ‘ourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Kleventh, ‘twelfth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Higtiteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth and ‘Twenty-first streets, between Firat avenue and the me river, are filled with ditny gartege of the worst kin Portions of West Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Kigh- teenth and Cag pe As eS ren eee ward; toa Twenty. ecvents, ae a Tpuetye 7 kia second, Hin indy th Tire ven sneer 5 fu the ee th ward: min = 0 cuncket an Thatatgoa Bron way, rom Yor yerian th to Fifty-fourth nstrect perremn Forty Hy By Per” Wiceanen a heidi oer were sen lver Thivly-soven pirest, from Segond avenue po 1e. to Ibe. for com- | 19 Kast river; Forty-olghth strect, Detween First an Tea P wae sili] dull and nominal pois . & 1NKe., Second avenwes; First avenue, from Fiity-second to Maan, den 486, do for ate 16 ms felt for | regcrourth street; Fiftv-soventh street, from LeX- be S40. d Sut aan Zasgeles ip be ay ‘aaron Chg Age i. he) pe raver Fifty- pana Sige | ® | from Fi a ue; Eighty: -@1 a ih Ma, for, rela iin 6 wee soma ees Tony Tye arkine aad | Mem yengheh: atreeta, oetwoen Third and. Fourtn fe ban Bnd Listh street, between First and Third avenues. All these streets, 11 is claimed, must be cleansed hy the Board of Health at various times during the sum- mer to insure a proper state of health im the neigh. OLASSRS.--The demand was still (ght, and we heart of Rosales of moment, Friese were womical at former quo- jationa. SNvAY, HrORTA.—Rovelpts, 300 bbls. apirite and ats rosin, For cares turpentine the demand was light, ite sahers penarally Saxi9us 2 roallze tho markot was ded borhooda, as they are only cleansed, some Once, some ieee ae aan hint tte Tho anion ware twtoe per week by the contractors, and require more almont the tnelde ‘tuaht alte, Uk Weld ah Cad welage ‘fader Ube With Deartels @rMLonden wre motice tue Aepith . Board is atiast moving, and that the strictures of the HeRALD have had some effect. Let the Board now go on. They have almost unlimited power under the Jaw to expend moneys tn order to save tie Ee health, But, if they are gull yee it may Ip Laem to give A HINT TO TTR CORONERS. The Coroners and their depnties, ay in nnmber altogether, are dally and almost hourly notiiled of Geatas and accidents throughout the extent of the city. Most of the time the interference of the Coro- ners is called to districts where the poorer cli pe Population live. Yo the Coroner everything is pen, He can go from cellar to garret aud from the front stoop to the rear yard, and he may inspect the premises. Now, tf the Coroners would only take note of the malarious neighborhoods to which they are often calied and make it @ duty for themselves personaly to inform the Health Board, any, causes of just complaint, provided the Loard of Heaith oe do its duty, could or thes be abated, Since Dr. Harris is willing vo do something the Coroners migut assist him with their information and udvice. EX-SECRETARY | SEWAND J IW Sh ary FRANC'SCO. His Reception a and Speech. {From the San trancisco Herald, July 3 A large crowd assembled on Browdway Wharf last evening to welcome Governor Seward to San Fran- cisco, after his excursion across the plains. About hall-past nine o'clock the National Gnard marched down to the wharf, and, stacking their arms, took up there position to await the arrival of the Sacra- Mento doat. At ten o'clock several pieces of artu- lery, Which had been stationed at North Point, com- menced firing @ salute of 100 guns in honor of Gov- Shorily afterwards @ carriage con- talning Mayor McCoppin, Supervisors Noonan, Shat- tuck and Ashbury, drove down to the wiart, and the gentlemen prepared to weicome the distin. guished statesman to our city, Soon the lights of the steamer were seen in the distance, and the military cieared and sentinelied that Rr abee. ane the wharf where tue passengers come ashi As the boat graduaily drew near the band oayed, Malt to the Chief,” und the cavnon again thundered forth its welcomes, Four open carriages had been Rie for the party, aud one drawn by tour ay Orses Wie to Was, ,sovernor Seward to the dental Hotel. e boat soon shot alongside the whart, when the Mayes with his party, stepped on board to bid Governor Seward welcome to San Fran- cisco, ‘They procecded to the xaloon, where taey found the Governor and os pat with Judge Saw- yer, Judge Lake, pss be hd vat and several otper Een who im from Benicia. mie MeCoppin we wel comes im ny San Francisco, expressed his delight at receiving the Governor among us, A number of genviemen were then pee eo the Governor, and to Mr. and Mrs, ‘redacick Seward. As the party evepped on the wharf the Nauonal Guard presented arms, and the car- rages conveyed them to tue Occidental Hotel. The crowd cheered entausiastically when the Governor made his appearance, and the streets through which the carriages passed were luned with people, all anxious to get a Took at the man who had taken so active a part during the last twenty years in the politios of the country. Ths Nationa! Guard escorted them to the hotel, and after the Governor ieft his carriage and entered the par- lor the cheers and excitement in the vast crowd below were tremendous, in a few minutes Governor Seward made his appearauce on the balcony, and after being introduced by Mayor McCopptin said:— Guyr1.enex—I thank you very much for the magnificent reception you have given me to-aight, and 1{-1do mot speak loud enough for you to hear me on fading mysell after $e distant ahores side by the Atinntic. It ts last, afier sirugsie of pearly | one | hundred the’ republic i composed in _paace; longer we are to have conieutions and civil war among us, It is suggestive, too, of the fmprognability of this repubite Where is the Power that wouid dare make war on waves bountariet are the Gooan? it is suggestive of usctah provements and m broader clviization, to be extended {rom the Atiantic States to California, and of hope and Prosperity to the human race. “But I Aid tbat tempted by jong years of expectation on of thes Jaud, dod Pacific and on the other by the he novelty of the situation, I am making what you would call the beg! joniog of @ apeech, and spoech making I am op- posedto, So, thanking you again for your kind reception, I will bid you all good night, Prolonged and enthusiastic cheers greeted the conclusion of the Governor's address. A number of our prominent citizens were pre- sented to Governor Seward tn the hotel, and on every side Le received @ hearty welcoie tn our city. He appeared to ve fatigued from his long trip acToss the contipent, but remained in the parlor for about an hour, receiving the weicomes and con- gratuiations of our citizens, Then bidding every one Scourtecus good night be retired to lus rooML, RZAL ESTATE MATTERS Oficial Tra sfers of Real Hetato Yesterday. FRANBYERS IX MEW TORK OtrY, Commencing at a point distant 70/tw of Cannon at, and 30 fh of Stanton st, Lrg. Laurens st, ¢ 8 ‘af Sprin, Laarens sty Ret ie usa iit, TOLL i cepeoi tase: Prince st. Sdav,w ra ie ft TRANGFERS IN KINGS annie. Bonrums ot 5, 9,188 Bergen at, 4 By Floyd iitieol Fompkine ay, Grove ima 150 fw of Cypreae av n Bia, 8 © cor, HOx100.. Huron and Ws Hopki i 6, ao wr t w of Tompkins ay, Joralemo! na Sef w of Clinton av, 25x11 Jefferson ee 175 ft w of Ralph av, 50x20). 42 to 147, J and abe Heros ir 10,000 ne map, bne-fourth part tn of’ Stagg at, soxseesiti i 4,000 {ts of Scholes st, 4,200 oa 4300 3 ot caes 1800 Toylor at, ‘BxH0. 4,900 Thames st, Bogue st, 199xtd0x918x100:-:." 1,760 Grtonaiys otto st, 188x100. 83 40 i # of 2d at, 18s 2,700 Cypress av and Grove st, n w corner, 50: 2 860 Flishing av, 08) 146 few of Broadway, Heat ax vie 25 few of Kekford st acl too 08, 150 ft 8 Of Division ar, 0x100, ughby ‘and Vanderbilt ava, n w corner 400 snd 4, ioe 4, J . ae te gdand {iy A 3,050 Yow iat and 12> map of Holleniatoe ‘400 TRANSFERS IN QUEENS COUNT’ POINT. TER'S East an at, nA, 190.8 ft w of East ‘house and lot, Douglass Harris 8 tots, 1002198... i Reuidutace 4, 100 fre oF Wastlogvon te, tans 100. +0 Walnut st us, 2000 6 of Washington av, 1003108, 300 WIE). Henry st, lots 33 and 22, block H, 60x100,..... WOODHAVEN, Grafton a¥, ns, 21.4 fee of plank road, 100x100, THANSFERS IN ESGEX COUNTY, N. 4.—NEI Bank st, ns Hedges property, S14 5,500 oa) A ave ¥ ret hae? whing st, 2 i chmond st, @ #, Fulel Thomas st, s's, 6b fefeora Mulberry at 25298. 20 Wiliam, corner ‘of Wost st, 63x71. Vashington st, w a, Hay's pro ert ‘9631 Elizabeth av, ¢ 8, 250 ft from , 60x136. TRANSFERS IN HUDSON count. N. 3 North 4tb st, oe 125 fte of 4th South Th at # 6, 323 ft ¢ of Monmouth at, 35si00: ‘Lots 11 and 12, block 245, South 8th st, na. NOLOKEN, Garden at, @ 8, 153 ft of 8th rt, ee Meadow st, ¢ 4, 21 ft» of Mb at, Lots 18, M4, biock 59, Cowter eninty MPR Cataract av and Vreeinnd at, or ty 100285. 1,500 Palisade wy, @ 5, news High 178, 5,500 Park at, 3 28, ae i Newark 3,000 Lots Went Bergen'map, I Bae Loved, 10, tL 4a, tas tbe bit 2, ‘Stalgnt prop. 4,000 Bergen av, @ #1 69-100 sores por Yoba It Brown's prop. 9,000 RRIRON, Ath st, 8, 5 tte of Sasser an s61100. , 4650 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Saxps—VAN Nvvse.—At the residence of the bride’s father, on Thursday, July 8, by the Rev. Dr. King, Dasi8t BH. SANDS to Bama VAN Nuyss, all of this city. Died. Borne Jn this city, on Sunday evening, July 11, after @ lingering iimess, Wavid UC, BURRELL, red 30 years. ‘The funeral services wil be held on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, at his late residence, ges creenirich street. Tue relatives, and, friends of the d members of Lafayette Lodge, No. 4% ane A. M,, are invited to attend. RINKRA.—LORENZ BRINKER, eldest son of H. D, Brinker, aged years, 2 months and 15 days. Pohe relatives and fr friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 90 Third street, Hoboken, N. J, 0 ‘Wednesday aftern at two'o'clock. BLFAKI8.—On Sunday t, baa Li, Rovert H. Bynaes in ets 43d tae tn of The Naval Lodge, No. on Fespectially iny: late residence, No 361 W jesday) muatca or the lodge, at weir tomes 3 nort id Thirty-fourt cen Broadway ai ry (tu eagay! hoor at Prelve o'clock, for, the P pu htiending the funeral of brother R, H. ba | JOHN WARD, M, Hatin Om Men Jony T. BATTER, A or jon T, BATT ante of fue pariah of oa county Sligo, Ire- a Bears THe ds and acquaintances of the family are respectfully favited to Patten the funeral, on Wednes- day afternoon, at hatf-past one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 128 Otingon place, Kighth street. CUTTING.—On Saturday, Aaty 10, BeookmoLsr Cr. TING, in the 36th year of his age. The relatives and trends of the family are in. vited to attend the runeral services, tuis (Tuesday) be ei at halt. ten o’vlock, at the Chur of St. Vincent de ‘dant, Twonty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh aventes. CLARK,—On Monday, Jaly 12, at Newark, yougeeds dauyarer yl va a yon Will please attribute it to to fatigue wile 1 have undergone during Uue lust few days. cannot express to you the satisfaction which I eet bouuded oa one suggestive. of maily ‘retlections, “At Frarriot a eee: tate of Skitiman street, Brooklyn, aged 5 months Nottoe of tha tuner a ar paper. Rahway COBUBN, ‘ag more ri? i, Haney Gaenin Haat ni iy Renee ot his age. are ore nentinct. ‘The relatives and friends of the fomily milly invited to attend the (uneral, from fis late residence, 8 Third avenue, his (Puesday) afteracon, at (yo O'clock. Drvirt.—On Monday, aug 1%, Many, wife of Andrew Devitt, aged 68 y. ‘The relatives and friends ot the family, and those of her son, Peter Devitt, and son-in-law, Joba C. Miliward, are respectinily invited to attend the funeral, from her late reaidence, No. 145 Mott street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one nk. San kranoisco (Cal.) papers please copy. Tnsbrow.—On Sunday, July 1, lis. ie. Bxow, widow of Francis L. Disbrow, ui the oi her age. DUBE.—At sea, on Tuesday, Jnne 29, on board the United States steamer Narraganset, of yellow fever, Tientenané Commander Rurus K. Duxk, Vier States Navy, ia the 26uh year of his age, son fol Den- ning Duer, of Weenawkea, N. J. Fianak.—1a Williamsburg, on Sunday, July 11, of puerperal Sree JANS Haknine FIGNKK, wile of W. ©, Figner, and daughter of Harriet 8, aud the lave George Harrison. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 171 South Seventh street, Williamsburg. Kichmond (Va.) and North and South Carolina papers please copy. GASSNER.—AL the residence of Ler daughter, Mrs, Sarah J. Lewis, at English Neighborhood, N, J., aller a lingering tness, Mra. SUSAN GASSNER, relict of Daniel Gussner, in the 76th yoar of her age. ‘The relatives and friends Of the fainily are respoct- fully iuvited to attend the funeral services at St. Luke’a church, Hudson street, New York, on Thurs- duy aiternoon, at half-past three o'clock, without further notice. Her remaina will be iaterred im the family vault, Cet the chureh. HaRr.—On Monday, July 12, Mra, ANN Hart, in the oath year of her age. Relatuves and friends of the family are respectfully invived to attend the funeral, from hor lave resi- dence, 281 Mulberry street, on Wednesday aiternoon, ‘at half-past ono o'clock. Harcn.—On Monday, July 12, “Little FRANKIE,” Infons child of Charles ie atid Mary 1. Hatch, aged 13 months. Funeral from the residence of his parents, 446 West fog“ beeeete street, this day (Tuesday). MAxTIN.—On Monday, July 12, at her residence, No, 31 Broome street, SARA, Widow of Jon Martin, aged 51 years, Of her burial further notice will be given, MOkGAN.—On Sunday, July 11, MARIA f., young- esi daughter of Santord F. and Mary &, Morgan. Funerat services at residence $10 Kast Fiity second airect, this a money) afternoon, at two o'clock. MkYER.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 11, WiLLiaM MEYER, son of John George and Gesiue Meyer, aged 6 taonths. The relatives and friends of the family are re- apectfully invited to attend the tuneral, thas (‘Sucsday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 96 Front street, Brookiyn, Parrenson.—On Monday, July 12, Jonn ©. Par- TERSON, aged 24 years, 9 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the fumily are respect- fully invited to attend she funeral, from his iate rest- dence, No. 66 Prospect strect, Brooklyn, ou Wednes- day afternoon, at one o'clook, RwinEs.—At Newark, N.J., on Sunday, July (1, ALBERT M, RHINES, aged 24 years. ‘Phe funeral services will take place this (Tnerday) Morning, at nie o’ciock, at the Halsey street Meihodist Kpiscopal church, Newark. ‘ihe relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, Rupprrow.—On Sunday evening, Jaly U, ANNIE Virgin, wife of Edward 5. Kudderow, ana daugh- ter of W. J. B, Smith. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully requested to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, No. 140 Grove street, Jet Clty, on Weunesday atternoon, alfiwo o'clock, without further notice. RemMery.—At the residence of ner son, om Satur- day, July 10, Mrs, CATHARINE ReMMEY, in Che $801 year of her age. Her friends and the friends of her son, Charles H. Rermmey, and of her gvn-in-law, William W. White, are invited to attend the funeral, thos (Tnesday) after- noon, at two o’elock, from her son’s residence, 733 Filth street, without farther notice. ROBINSON.—On Sunday evening, July 11, 1869, after a lingering fllaeas, JAN#, widow of the late Henry Robinson, a 59 years. The relatives anfl friends of the family are re- spectfully Invited to attend the faneral, from ber late residence, 52 Morton street, this (Tuesday) after- hoon, at two o'clock. SNEDIK#R.—On Monday, July 12, LUKE 5., young. est son of Luke S, and M.'J. Suediker, aged "2 years and 7 months. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Weunesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 328 East Fifty- sixth street. Suot0ns.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Jniy 11, ExizabuTH Spiwons, at the residence of her son, John Simmons, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- deence of her gon, corner of Ninth avenae and Ea this + frome) afternoon, at four o'clock. ie remains wi terred tn Greenwood Ceme- eer: Van ARSDALE.—OD gig July 12, JaAN® Eviza RRAMRE, second dgughter of William and Jaue Van Arsdale, in the 4th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from 107 Amity street, this (Tuesday) after- Boon, at two o'clock. WILKINSON,—At Rahway, N. J., on Saturday, July 10, SOPHTA M., widow of Aaron Wilkinson, in the ‘74th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, near Rahway, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at three o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting 4 Bg arrival of the one o’clock train from New IN D1s- il year Woop.—On Sunday, July 1, Wiitimina M., youngest hter o} ay and Annie N. Wood, aged 2 years, 1 month and 15 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 187 East Kighty-fifch street, this (Tuesday) morning, at balf-past nine o'clock. WooDHULL.—On Monday morning, July 12, aig Lowry, daughter of Nai lel D. and Martha V. Woodhull, aged 11 months and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the farnily are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her pa- rents, 24 North Moore street, this (Tuesday) afier- noon, at three o'clock. SALES AT. AUCTION, — | UCTION NOTICE.—A RARE OPPORTUNITY FUR Housekeepers and the Trade. Magnificent Househoid Furniture, rosewood maprororts, = pets, Bronzes, Mirrors, Paintings, Cut Glass, Chin: ver Ware, at public auction this (Tuesday, morning, dence ot en Ti ofclock, at the te Wat Twentyearath, wirvets between Sinth sind Ser: enth’avenues. Rosewood 7% octave Pianoforte, Parlor Suits covered with French satin green apd gold andcrimeon, and cole rogee an Sites rea, Cabinet vurkith G Bookcase, ‘iting Dex rosewood snd wetiat Bedsteaits, jl Bureans, Washstande, Commodes, occas, halr, ring Mattresses, Bedding Linen, Dining Room Furniture, all the Furniture of the ser- Vants" apartment, Stair Oarpets, Curtains, Oilcloth, Chan- deliers, &e. Reliable men in attendance ‘to cart or pack woods for purchasers at reasonable charges, KE. NICHOLS, Auctioneer. AY JECTION NOTICK,—J. M. TAYLOK, AUCTIONEER. Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte, Bronzes, Paints Drawing Room Suita, &c., at public auction, on a day ciween fh ‘at the elegant residence 57 Went Fifteenth rect, betwee Ly and Sixth avenues, commencing at 1034 Seok ‘Su Room Suits, covered crimson an olds bag eg id pany be ihe richest description ; Marqueterie he rae; Frene Encoigneur; Bookcase, Vel- vets Brunsole C rench Plate Mirrors, Bronze Clocks, Stal isle Case, rosewood Pisnoforte, Lace Curtains, rosewoort and ends, Wardrobes, Hair, beet, Counterpanes, Eaten irae Bienes Silve Cull ce to attend this wale take Filth azoaue jue cars, UCTIONEER, NO. se Promptly, regular Bea Hore ‘ and © “JOHN L, VANDEWATER, + Dunne atreet.--This day, at a sale of Oe of Horses, Wagons, Harness, tc. riay :. LESS THAN AUCTION PRI mnt satin brocatel Parlor Suits 0 ‘and a lot Parior, Chamber, Library and ‘66 Bleecker’ street, near UCTION | NOTTtC! ‘Two new, magn two walnut rep Sui Dining Furniture, cheap for cash. deny. mn ag I ay ROMER SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, NO. Bicgant By Peta ntorn reas carpet ae: jegant \Honsebold Furniture, 0, c ‘a SOMERVILLE will On account of departuresfor Tavrone i. SOME! Sante t 1 Suly 14, ell by suction, on Wednesday, Mine 305, oneloo ‘ivave reaidence N. Third avenue aod Rutherford wil the tained in said houne, comp! mg Varlor,, Library, Dini Room, Bedroom and fitcben Furniture, ‘and consisting Velvet, Brussels vali bony and gilt oa covered in bine. a0 in Dro Pier d {srors, rowewood seven of the best ty makers; Iron Sate, Oia Brocata Crrainy fable.’ carved oak, marble top covered juit, leather; crak sPurntings, tan: al arnting Kn. ‘are, Kitchen Parnit i, Cat ogue eh at SOM- caine $ office, up stairs, room No. % 87 Nassau street . B; ¥, COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—ELEGANT BOUSE- oid Furaitary, rosewood Plano, Franch plate Pier and hat Mirrors: rere Brussel hd ot : Lace Curtains, ees 10g ove icock, a, te Furature of "or 8 ‘which has Le oy ured: new aoe May th round ta realy Leek nas tion, It will Sg ove named together irith, alt the Muttresses, ‘iseeaee ‘and Centre Tabies, Btageres, Sliver Plated Ware, China and Crockery Ware; Retrigera- tors, &c., 40, Also one Weed’s Sewing Machine. “Catalogues in time. Y J WILDRY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE “6 BROAD street.— ounshold Furniture, superb ‘rosewood 7 F arptare eon- reais, mar avings, Crock- Furniture, &e., ke. rivate residence, ‘avenue, the entire wae octave Pianof day (Tuesday), commencing at 1045 o'clock, removed Hence of sale to. the large brown stone residence, Nineteenth street, near Fi Magnificent ‘satin brocatel and reps Suits, rGenire age. one Di Room Furniture, ‘pable Wi eed ni Bedroom vrarafar, in finely carved walnat, Carpets, Sale positively witbe Hate Magtreanen, ri en ao. LD JOUNSTON, AUCIONERR—SALES jaxaanr street and 68 Liberty street, Avotion 18th), at 11 ofclock, at their salesroom, 37 Ni Varge’ and fine assortment of F: oh, Gertaan aud Americaa Printa, Chromos, Ao., ia rich carved walnut and wilt frames, Bae | ¥ ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUC THON Ke | i oe HOUEREOLE FURNIEU! FINK ROSBWOO! iat MIRKORS, Mikaen ra, tn gromt vai aaivaroon, BY Fics avenue, 00 Thursday, duly 1, ab 9) CoNpock. wrivat Cal? i SALBS AT AUOTION. Y ROBERT AOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER SALES room, 42 Fifth avenue, corner of Fourteenth street. OMoe, rootn No. 8 (up stairs) ST Naw 2 stroat. ASBIGNEE'S NA LM, ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell b Iiy BB, ab U's olclock, at GU Heo Cat Goods, tn iganDw ARE, CLOTHS, HIDES Abd LEATHERS, CANVAS, CARPET, DRU JGHT Bog in groat variety, amounting to some #80,000, Aigo the Lease, Puituroa, Furniture, deo, ‘ a AR, AUC B A. M. CRISTAL. Mortyng rosewood and ction on Taead way, the large stock A.M, CRISTALAR 4 for nt their salearoom, 48 Broadway, bevwoon Howard and Canal atrects, tis ‘a (Toesday), January 13, at 11 ololock, a new cabinet Furniture, consisting of Library Suits, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Desics, Etageres, Bate fets, Wa hea, French Plate Mirrors, Kxtenaion Dining Tables, Huir Mattresses, Chairs, Centre aod Library Tables, Armove n Gisee and Cabinets. ‘The aale will commence with @ few second hand articles, the furniture of a private family. At private sale. Two Pianofortes and two iron Jewoller’s and Ollice Safes Catalogues at sale. ¥ A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONED Peretmptory sale of in ny, walnut and oak Veneers and Plenki, “A.M. CRISTALAR & SON, Anctioneern. will sell on Thursday, July 15, 186%, at 10% Selock, the entire tioak of Mr. J.B. Benning, at his yards, 187 Basex stress, Sold without reserve, In cousequence of the property Laving been sold for business purposes. Stock comprising 154,090 feet walnut Venoors. e00 feet rosewood Veneers. 61.000 feet oak, maple and bitch Veneers, Also 20,000 feat mantogany Plank aud Boards, 23,000 feet waiant Piank and Boarda. 94,000 feet aah, maple and birch Plank and Boards, The trade are invited. Cataloguad at sale, Bs W. CAMPRELL, JR., AUCTIONEER, CAMPRELL & CO., office 250 Bowery, will sell, tml to close business, commencing ai 103¢ o'clock this day, 1,072 Second avenue, near Fifty-nixth street, the entire F Fixtures, c., contained in that Oyster House and Kes Extension and Ashwood Tables, Bar Fura’ ture, Ornaments, Glassware, Rounters, back Shel vin| Prench and other er Clocks, French plate Mirror, Enzvavings, Refrigerators, Drockery, Tinware, Stow, Ranges, Unt Monier, Miu &c. No'reserve. positive, rain ‘or shine. “Doalers am buyers invited. PBELL, Jt. Salesman. B M. DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER ‘Wit oat THIS DAY (TUESDAY), July Li, 1036 o'clock, at othe salearoomn, 79 Nagsan mreet, to pay advances, 8 large and ‘elecant asuort- ment of Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture; One- eond hand Housohord Beds and Heddi tancanty viz Marble Top, Chaira, Oyster and Bar ure, Cl Hookeanes, Lounzes War Chairs, Sidehor &c, the wuole to be sold without reserve to the hij bidder. BX RE LEVY, AUCTIONEER choice ka of Art, by eminent artists. thie day und to-rnorrow, July 1% and 14, at Artists’ 20 Nusaau strect, commencing at 10} o'clock A. M By MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONRER—OFFIOR 290 Bowery—selis Wednesday excellent paytag Grocery, cheap, at privaie sale, Jackson avenue, between Third aud Fourth atreets, Hunter's Point, . 1 VHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY AND PLATED WARE. ) WE NRY 0. NS, Auctioneer, will sell on Tuesaday, Taly 13, at 10 o! ‘50 Barclay atreet, a general and well ‘assorted stock of the above goods from the sheives, in lots to nuit chy and country retad trade, Goods carefully packed Yor shippin, DEE STORES, BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WII sell this day, July 13, at 10% o'clock, on the premix No. S17 Bowery, the Stock, Fixtures, Lease and Good Wi of the oid established Drug Store A tare chance for parties wishing to TOR'S SALE OF DIAMOND JEWELRY 4¢ J. P. FAIRCHILD, Auetionver.—On 7 TAM, ALVA. ML, ath Vesey str ‘ating of Diamond Rings, Watches, Sieev» Buttons, dc. Sy order'of JBEN HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER —WILL SBLL Y Wodnestay, 14th, at 11 o'clock, af fu Vesey aireat, whole Btoo liquor deajer—fine Wine Thursday, Notions, Underclothing AUCTIONEER ashe (OU PAINT! a Thursday tion of oll Fppwann se BCHE 8 DwaRD st Hiireal ant clagest oot naseldorf masters. provec LOSURE or MORTGAGE. WEINBER' Anotionerr, nat, at 60 ngs, mostly ALRMAN & CO, this day, at 1036 ovelock, at Parlor 8 jecea old and new ( and spring Ma Washatands, Mirrors, Stoves Pascal, Morts Also two Sb: jowoas wisting of Wate Jew: ¥reach and American © tocks. RANDOLPH LEVISON, AUOTIO! by auction over 200 AMERICAN OIL PAINTINGS, Paste! Piotnres: and Crystal Medallion Art Gallery, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, Fly 14,18 and IG, a the store #9 Broadway, commencing af 7h oteloc’ J, BOGART, AUCTIONEER WEDNESDAY, JULY, 14, oJ. at 10% o'clock, at the auction rooms, No. 1' North Wait- iam street, a general assortment of Hourchold and Kitcnem Forniture,’ comprising Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bureaus, Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Lounges, mahozany Chairs, Waxbtands, &c.; Dining Room Tables and Chairs, Looking Glasses, two iron Safes, iarge copper Urn, &e. ONG BRANCH VILLA PLOTS AT AUCTION ANTHONY J. BLEECKER rill set) 100 aplenda Vin Po od. H. LUDLOW & CO. will gel by_nnotion, on Se uly IG TBHR SET otclockey At the private residence 13 Weak Seventeenth street, near Fifth avenue, all the rosewnod, walnut and mabogany Parlor, Library, Bedroom and Dininy Room Furoitare; Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Silk and Cartaina, Clocks and Ornaments, China and (lass, Velvet and Brasgela Carpets, Oilclotha, ail the Gas Fixtures, Kitches Utenasiia, 4c. Cataloguos at auctioneer's office, No, 2 Pine atroot 0. uw. PIERSON, AUCTIONEER. THE ¢ I REATEST CHANCE THE YEA ‘Terms of payment ouly $10 @ month or B25 A.D. MELLICK, Je., & BRO, Auctioneer, No. 28 Pine atreet, New York, quarter, M., on the premises. ‘Thene tote are on high roiling ground, within « few minutes? walk of two stations, néar the beautiful Rahway civer, in @ neighborhood rapidly improving and distent oniy 50 minntes trom New York. Special train ym foot of Liberty street at 1LA. M, on day of sale Collation on the grounds, For mapa, fall partioulars and free passes apply at the office of the Auc- tone 26 Pine street, New 'ymonr, Kennard Taberty street: of Frank Garrett, Agont United as ‘Express, re Dock, Jersey City, and of John EH. Hudson City. The train will stop at Commnoipaw. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—JAMFS AGAR, AUCTION- (eet, wilt sell, at saloaroom 42 Rast Broadway, this day, at If o'clock, 500 lols Men's and Women’s Clothing, Table Linen, Sheets, § Spreads. By order of P, Fullan, West Thirty-ninth wt. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. R. FIELD, AUCTIONEE! 185 Chatham street, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, Jota of Men's and Women's Clothing, consisting of Silk other Dresses, Brocne, Silk and Woollen Shawls. and Cloakn; remnant Silks and Dress Goods, Boots wad Shoes, Under- clothing, Bedding, &0.; also Coats, Pants, Vests, dc. By order R. Simpson & Co., 1% Bowery. Guenire SALE,_BY VIRTUR OF A WARRANT OF attachment and by order of our Supreme Court and of one Of the justices thereof, I will sell at public vondue on the T5tt. Gay of July, 1889, at LL o'slock A. M., at the corner of Twenty- fourth strest and Third avenue, in tile city of New York, one team of Ray Horsca, JAMES O'BRIEN, Sherif. Fo eae Hornet t», Deptty Sherif Naw York, July 9, 1889. HERIFF'S SALEBY VIRTUR OF AN EXE UTION £ Sian fell, nt SherifMs gale, 4 Sleighs, at 18t Willam atraat on 18th July, 1869, atl A.M. JAMES O'BRUEN, Sheruf. _JosePn Beursny, D D QuERirr’s BAL Goods, Glass Cases, ® RICHAR! Ht well dayh mitt orelock, at 37 ast Brosdway, gon ment of Fancy Goods, Toys, Glass Cas JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheri. aday (Tuea- ansort- P. J. HaNBony, Deputy, GUERIFI'S SALE, iy ove Store. RICHARD WALTERS, i otioneer, wili sell thia day ‘Thea day), at HLo’elook, at 1 rty street, the Stock and Fix- faves of a Stove Store, consisting of Ranges, stove, Tyuwaty, MES O'BRIEN, Sberit. _ Janes Dowray, Deputy. es hy. 4 H.VAN wYex, AUCTIONEER. VALUA- County fe Reat es Bis at 8 UE Bay, LL, public ps ,. CK will sell’ at ution, ‘on. Thursday, 7, dug, 8 ad lock P.M, aa @ premi the count rm of orge Wylie, Hay situated we ike Derry Hill rend, leading Troms Bay to Syonseti, one and # guarter miles distant oe steamboat landing 2 Py miless from ratiroad depot. consisting in well located on high el Gh ected cae cleee tip helaste ta wood; the ys ca good ander i forge Gwelling of 12 room, s "house well shaded, with one * ‘The ontbuildings consist of Al tie — _ ASTRO ay. “MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLATR- AL vorant.— Visit hor Sack Oe a <alokneay, business, theft, names, numbers, good lu ADAME ROSA, GRRAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, reveals your whole life, from the cradie to the grave. 72 Canal Feo #1. Mo 3auz LA BEANCH, THE GREAT UNRIVAULED Business and. Medical Cialrvoyant, 115 Weat Twenty: sixth street, botween Sixth and Seventh aréanes, EVENTH DAUGHTER, HORN WITH nd Business Clalrvoyent and Spirits! peedy Mm: wo matiafnovign mo pay. ano, Between Wihetecuthr and Twente M"®, LE COMTE, SPIRITUALIST, INSPIRED MEO 1 and Business Trance Medium.—Her information * positive. French and English spoken. 32 Amity ME. ROSS ILLS YOU EVERYTHING TH NAME of one you ‘and that of her visitor; shows you hie keneas | 1 Kast Thirtioth streot, near Maison avenne TP\UR ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON, SPLRITU ALINE, eases speedy marriages. G20 Fourth avenue, Dorweem ie 2s third and Twenty-fourth streeta. wi Don, ORNER OF ROWRRY norm. | o> Frrar street, ory want ta kaw: '9aMed i 4 aiatreoyant, t Mediouie for WT