The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1869, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Taurspay, July 15—6 P.M. ‘Tue Money market was quict and steady at seven percent. The demand was moderately active, but ‘was fully met at the legal rate; no exceptions above or below this figure were reported, though it 13 probabie that a few loans on government collateral to prime houses were made at six per cent. Com- mercial paper was dull, wiilt the discounting rate ranging trom nine to twelve per cent. Much uneast- ness was felc at renewed reports that warrants of arrest had been issued for those implicated in the Tecent usurious operations. Foreign exchange was maintained at drm rates, and at an advance of an eighth per cent for sixty day sterling, owing to the easier condicion of the London money market. Tie range of rates was as follows:—Sterling, sixty days, commer- cial, 109!¢ a 109%; good to prime bankers’, 1097¢ @ 104; short sight, 110% a 110%; Paris, sixty days, 5.18% @ 5.124; short sight, 5.12); @ 5.10% Aatwerp, 5.1834 @ 5.12'¢; Switzerland, 5.183¢ @ 5. Hamburg, 353% @ 36; Amsterdam, 405, @ 40%; ‘Wrankfort, 4034 a 4034; Bremen, 73}¢ @ 7934; Prus- Bian thalers, 703% @ 71/4. The anticipation of the government purchase for the sinking fund as well as the reduction of the Bank of England rate of discount produced a strong market for government bonds at the opening, and ‘the 67's sold as high as 120%. The large amount offered at the Sub-Treasury led to a weaker feeling later in the day, but the advance in London to 824 checked the decline, and the market closed steady at the following street quotations:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 120); a 121; do, do., coupon, ‘120% a 121; do., dve-twenties, registered, 121% a 122; do. do., coupon, 1862, 124% a 124; do. do., cou- ‘pon, 1864, 121% a@ 122; do. do., coupon, 1865, 121% a 122; do, do., coupon, new, 1865, 12054 a 12094; do. do., coupon, 1867, 12034 a 120%; do. do., coupon, 1868, 12054 a 12034; do. ten-forties, registered, 109% a 110; ao, do. coupon, 1104 a 110g; currency bonds, 1075; a + 107%. ‘The proposals of bonds for sale to the government at the Sub-Treasury to-day embraced a total of $6,333,000, The lots accepted were as follows, at the prices specified:—g40,000, 1867, coupon, 120,20; $250,000, 1867, coupon, 120.17; $250,000, 1867, coupon, 120,18; $250,000, 1867, 120.19; $160,000, 1865, coupon, 220.20; $50,000, 1865, coupon, 120,20. {n Southern securities new North Carolinas were ‘heavy and lower, while the new Tennessees and the general list were steady. The closing prices at the Stock Exchange were:—Tennessees, ex coupon, 62% & 623{; do., new, 564, a 56%; Virginias, ex coupon, 57.8 58; do., new, 61 a 62; Georgia sixes, $2 @ 83%; do. sevens, 91 a 92%; North Carolina, ex Coupon, 5835 & 5834; do., new, 48 a 4844; South Carolina sixes, new, 664; a 67; Missouri sixes, 873% 2 88; do. St. Josephs, 8935 a 90; Louisiana sixes, 681,; do., levee sixes, 66%; do. do. eights, 85; Alabama eights, 9854 a 94, The gold market was heavy and weak in response ‘to the reduction of the Bank of England rate of discount to three per cent and the improvement in five-twenties at London. The price slowly declined, ‘without excitement, to 13634, from which it reactea @ fraction at the close. The Hansa for Europe took ‘Out $520,000, and the Eagle for Cuba $20,000 in specie, The disbursements of coin interest amounted to $632,242, The course of the market ‘was as follows:— 10A.M, 20:16 4M. a oe M. y b Cash gold was in good supply. Loans for carrying ‘were made at seven to eight per cent, and excep- tionally atl. $2. ‘rhe following ts the report of the Goi Exclange Bank:— Gold cleared... Gold baiances. 2,158,089 Currency balances. on 3,005,197 In stocks the features were a rise to 213% for New York Central, 1843{ for Hudson River and 133 for Hannibal and St. Joseph. The two “Vanderbilt stocks” have peen advanced to the above unpre- cedented figures by anticipations of immense scrip dividends to result from their consolidation as one dine and the enlargement of the combined stock to $100,000,000. The secret of the exact amount to be declared on each as the preliminary to this union dies with the respective directors; but the activity of Hudson River is due in great part to a belief that ats capital «will at least be doubled. When the plans are thoroughly arranged and the auarket value of the respective stocks pushed to extreme prices the street will be allowed to pur: chase ad libitwm, after which the usual stories of a dess costly paraliel through line to Chicago will ve ‘brought into play again and the market worked down. Indeed, should the scheme of a consolidated ‘Vanderbilt road between New York and Chicago be consummated, with a capital of one hundred ana fifty millions as proposed, it will doubtiess lead to the organization of a new company, for a new road @ capable of being built for seventy-five. mulllions, and would, therefore, be a formidable com- petitor for the through business of the two cities, ‘These prices led to a rush to cover on the part of the “shorts,” after whose purchages the market became heavy and declined, Central yield- ang to 20014 and Hudson River to 1805s. Hannibal and St, Joseph is in the hands of a party who pos- sess the power to do with if as they please. Legiti- nately there are expectations of appreciation from ‘the sales of the lands adjoining and belonging to the Toad, but whether the present buyers wili be al- dowed the advantages of this fact lies witn the #peculating cliques controlling the stock. Should a suiictently large “short” mterest be induced the wales would doubtless be made. In the same way, as to New York Central and Hudson River, it 13 very Probable that so profitable an influence as the con- $47,071,000 #oltdation pian will not be hurried through, Dut retained to ‘milk the street” until the {atest moment. The stocks enumerated had the market to themselves, for the rest of the list ‘was dull and steady. Inthe expresses there wasa further yielding in Wells-Fargo, which sold down to21. The closing prices at the last call of the Stock Exchange were:—Canton, 62%; Cumberland, Bl a 34; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 2143 a 21%; Adams Express, 5934 a 59'4; American Express, 42 H 4255; United States Express, 70', a 7214; Quick- allver, 154 a 16; Pacific Mail, 8614 a 865;; Weatern ‘Wnion Telegraph, 87% @ 874; New York Central, 210 8 210%; Mariposa, §\4 a 9; do. preferred, 14 a 15. do, certificates, 40 a 46; Hudson River, 181\¢ a 1815,; Harlem, 146; do. preferred, 145; Reading, 9495 a 9444; Alton and Terre Haute, 34 bid; do: preferred, 0; Toledo and Wabash, 761 a 76%; do. preferred, 62; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 77% a78; do. pre- erred, 873; a 88; Columbus, Cleveland and Cincin- matt, 77; Ohio and Mississippi, 32), a 324; Fort ‘Wayne, 151% 2164; Michigan Central, 1323g a 133; ‘Michigan Southern, 107'; a 107%; Hlinois Central, 144 Did; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 109 a 109%; Chi- cago and Alton, 160 a 160%; Rock Island, 117% a ‘Ji7%; Northwestern, 8134 a $1'4; do, preferred, 94% 95; Delaware and Lackawanna, 110%; a 112; New Jersey Central, 101}, a 102; Morris and Essex, 89; ‘Hannibal and St. Joseph, 129 a 131; do, preterred, 127 4 129; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 37 a BTM. The following circular has been Issued by Assist- ant Treasurer Butterfield, prescribing the rules which wili govern in the bond purchases and gola sales of the government;— UNITED STATES TREASURY, | New York, July 1, 1869, 5 Tn all purchases of bonds and sales of gold by the ‘Treasury the following conditions will be observed :— PURCHASE OF BONDS, Proposals Must be for not.less than $5,000, and must state the kind of bonds offered, whether coupon or registered, and of what loan and issue. Proposals Tina Spec the price desired, iu lawful money, for the principal of the bonds only, without regard to the accrued coin interest, which will be = on purchased bonds to the date of purchase. ‘ne payment will be in such money as the conven- ionce and condition of the Treasury may warrant. The interest on the purchased bonds will cease from the date of purchase. The bonds will be paid for as soon as they can be examined. Bids must be plain, specific and free from any erasures or altera- tons likely to lead to misunderstanding. ad. ‘verse to the interests of government will be tejected. Kach proposal must contain @ certified oheck for five per cent of the amount offered. When propo- sals are rejected the checks will be Leash | en phe awards s ghee upon, ie Dibpess! are accep’ checks will be recurne a col tion of the delivery of the bonds. vaple BALES OF GOLD, re Proposals must be for sums not less thap #5, 000, Paymenta may be made in lawful money dr three per cent certificates, Successful bidders must de. ‘posit five per cent of the amount of their purchase on the day of the sale, Bids adverse to the interests = NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 869. 7 of the ent will be rejected. The proposals 5 B08 40, ‘on private erm but understood at UBURBAN A KEW INVENTION, (uly invited to attend the funeral, on @aturday will be at twelve M. on tae days aunounced | Sic. i se festonpes St S30. and 1,640 do. for July 8 INTELLIGENCE. morning, at eleven o'clock, from tha residence of for pure and sales. toon pore open wean in’ fate aah 4 ee Some grudging misogynist asserts that 8 woMAD | nor son-in-law, Mr. Jol Sutherland, Mortis place, So aelae boing 00s bois forencnn crite, fe never cook out # t, save for a dressinaking de- | west Morrisunia. Phitadeiphin the market wos quiet but Soeaee at We oan NEW JERSEY, vice. but that tan't true of Helen Dougherty, of West- ae io nk Bi SALES AT THE NEWYORK STOCK ENCHANE:, ‘Gangs, Sovvever, the tachot Seclingd ta See ating wick crn New York. After a tong contest she haa secured | pii#aP- Ou Wounoaday. yay Tt a te Se Ripe Snes See: aeagy' derser C1 inne Supreme ‘Cou: the inventor's cit ama: | Seon yeae"y'nineia aat'es dare, ne Rew cies f Thursday, Ju Suly 1510115 A.M. | S1340. and 500 do. for September ale gone chine wiuon cuts splints from @ board in a tever | Epn,t roan. f monet and trom, the residence of DEATH OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POsLIC Scuvo.s.—Mr, Joseph McOoy, for many years Su- perintendent of the Jersey City public schools, died yesterday morning, after a hugering illness, in the Afvy-seventu year of his age. Mr. Motion was en- trusted with the position by both political parties, and this speaks sufficiently for tis ability to dis charge the duties of that office. He was born io ireland and came to tas country when a boy. OF. Carolina was steady, with small salen within the range of 6c. « Yc. for common to prime. Rangoon fat Bo. a Si¢e., gold, us bond. Calcutta linseed was quoted at $2 10a $2 12% without further gales, Grass were dull an ‘al $94 9 25 for imothy and 121 350 aba Wella-Fargo to at once 376 foal th Ex form, producing a cut ready to apply to # barrel, which patent covers & monopoly of the manufacture and a pretty penny for the inventresa, hia parents, 121 Remsen street, Brookiyn, this (irr day) afterncon, at four o’ciock. SRENY.—At 120 Muiberry street, oa Wedneaday, July 15, JOMN SKEBNY, & native of Kilbeggan, conaty Westmeath, freland, aged 57 years. ‘The [rienda of the family are invited to atten® the funeral, this (Fritay) afternoon, at two o'clock SHorT.—At half-past eight o’ciock on Saturday morning there will be a solemn requiem mass offered ~ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. igh tt Tight request but stead; Prime wenn ae red steady in value. TALLOW. wan. in moderately active demand at steady prices, the sales being 15,000 Iba. at Lye. a according Married. GORE—TALLMAN.—On Weanestay, July 14, by the He to quality. 09 ° - Rev. J. M. Pullman, Mr. M. ALONZO Gork to Miss C, 0 the soul of Francis Short, Pa Viceth RAbbery RA re ere ori onde Pod PoMtlOn for himeeit in Hees Coe 8 Pempoceenle ETA RIOAM GANGLION: CE TREE Cerro Weis adteaasel abet: Boasts Baesca tine Hasan and firm at our jjoine d fe 1 of this city. invited to atten ‘The ita fh y trom retiners, und the oe ne Hoboken. HoODGKINSON—ANDREWS.—On Wednesday evening, bagi athe Brookiyn, on Thuraday, Jaiy 16, m 11 3¢c, to 12%4c. 1 was inactive demand, | A YOUNG MAN DROWNED ON A TuGBOAT,—Yester- | July 14, at the Firat Baptist church, Brooklyn, B.D. | Omartes Epwao, infant son of L. U. and Martom by the Rev. J. B. Brackitt, FRANK S. HODGKINSON to 5 Bord C., youngest dai HOWLAND—TAYLOR. Stuart. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect futly invited to attend the funeral, from the reat Refined and, the stock being extremely light, the market was decided: y firmer, bard selling at ltc., woft white at I5igc. a 153¢cy Ibe., and yellow at 18%c, fe quote :— day morning a young man uamed Charles Van Or- nter of Jeremiah Andrews, deu, residing at 192 Washington street, was drowned fear Cat in Tuesday, July 13, Henry a lige. Bx Inferior to common refining, 140. a Lge. ; fair re- on the propeller Dean Richmond, lying at the Morris | H. Howtanp, of New York, to Miss Kare 8, TAYLOR, Vv it at i rp + | dence of his parents, No. 235 Cumberland atreet, om o ay fg fo egie i and £3sex dock, It appears that he turned on the | also of this city. No cards, Saturday afternoon, al two o'clock. without furttioe 93: hydrant and while the water was flowing into the | ToBEY—BEARD.—On Wodsendar, 3 14, at the | notice. 01 Havana. Boxes Duich standard, Nos. boat he fell asieep in the cabin. Coroner White was | residence of the bride's parenta, New Bedford, Mass., | gipsox,—On Thursday, July 15, ISAmEGLA, wile 8 es 40. aor wu Lig do. 8 notifed and wil hold au inquest. ph boa 6% ia on at a - anaes s of Lisaack H. Simpson, Jr., aged 40 years, 5 months + 8 8 a Ne dey TON, eldesi aughter ol ; as i Pyros atte, luge. wifige, Porto Rico Rafa: Hudson City. Captain William A. Beard. No cardg. ae raced Adiairvisiiae oF the asnily ard toupoot- as 19g grades, Ug. 8, Il MC: RrOCOrY grades, | Hae. 6 Bg. Tak Boarp oF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS have ap- ARD—FosHaYy.—On Saturday, January 39, by the | fully invited to attend the funeral, (rom her late reat- 8 910 hhds., 145,707 boxes, 123,381 and 1, pointed a committee to investigate the complaints | Rev. Dr. Pinney, Tuomas Wakp to Luan, daughter | qenoe, 13 Kast Forty-first street, on Sunday moraing, is . , bbagey and 1,923 Of Dewitt Fosnay, all of New York ‘f 82 Woow.—The fifth regular public sale was Lt to-day by against the Central Railroad Company for dumping WALDO—Hxarit.—On Wednesday, July 14, at the alten Cees TANG aE Dee On Ge after a ahort Fe Mossrs. Walter Brown's Gor artnet aire art 4 Sarbage on tho shore and in the bay. They also or- | remdence of the bride's parents, by the Rey. Joseptt | yur yevere iliness, Rosina’ MAWGARETAA, Wile Of ih Park place. The attendance was fair. "The bi mado was | der the purchase of the ore lying at the rear of | Spencer Kennard, of Philadeiphia, Mr, K. G. WaLbo Henry Schroede: 1.45 years and 7 days. * gute. ictad, ta] all She offerta, were cs pesesat, while | the Court House for $40, These grounds will be | to Liazig A. Hearn, both of this city. The amie anh Poesy of the family are respect- 8 were generally sntlstnctone Moovane writer, | added to the county property. fully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday ac- 100% Harrison. Died. ternoon. at two o'clock, from tier late residence, No. say DgaTH By VIOLENCK.—Ag unknown man was Bayra.—At White Pising, on Wednesday, July 14, | 401 Greenwich street, without further notice. Sparrery.—On Thursday, Juiy 15, DANIEG SLAT- TRRY, a native of Limerick, Ireland, in the 490k year of his age, after a short iin The funeral will take place from Etghty-second adie, 1 do, do, XI fall 8 do, mixed do, at 20340.) 1 “1B bags scoured colorediat discovered lying dead onthe turnpike road, near the residence of the late Oscar Sandford, in this town yesterday at noon, bearing undoubted marks Prrek BANTA, JK., Uo 33 years and 3 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and mem- bers of Pacific Lodge, No. 233, F. and A. M., are in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his 1O, at aie 20360., 8 do, XB do. at 28 a Seige metus 4) re a tice yee, a0 ig ad No > sooeed: at SHES, fe io, at, Bo. a of violence, but whether acciuental or otherwise | parents, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. iret, Between Fourm and Fifth avenues, on Sasur- could not be determined. The body was removed to BaRcLay.—At Kio Cardi, U. S. C., on Sunday, June | Gay afternoon, at one o'clock. Widow Hopwood’s place, where an inquest will be | 20, of yellow fever, F.8. BARCLAY, M. D., of this ‘THomeson.—On Wednesday, July 14, aruvec held by Coroner Green, city, in his 24th year, THOMPSON, in the 34th year 01 his age, Relatives and friends of the family and the mem- bers of Island Social Club are respectfully invited to attend the funera}, from the residence of his father- in-law, No, 236 Broome street, this (Friday) morning, at one o'clock. ‘The officers and members of the Island Somali Clay are requested to meet at their rooms, No, 391 Fourth Newark. BoGert.—At Hudson City, N. J., on Wednesday, INTERESTING TO JEWELLERS.—It 18 not generally | J's nonore ated 13 any Child of Duncan and Liz- zie Bogert, 13 months and 11 days. known that this city contains probably the largest ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited number of manufacturing jewelry estabushments to attend the funerai, this (Friday) noon, at twelve of any city in the Union outside of New York. The 6 do. do. lating atic, 4 do, dor mention, at be atl a jo. blac! medium and inwashed Ry pes z birt coarve i rash Bere ec, o'clock, from the residence of her parents, South barre near Grand avenue, Hudson City, 33460. do; Michi at 47c. 2 47! 6,500 fine rashed 4.000 taeditin Ohio at Atos 400) a cot io at 47c., 4,000 coarse and omn stioite value of the work anvually turned out amounts to % street, at one o'clock precisely, to attend the funeral od Indiana ge at” B5yc. +, 3,700 ee four millions and a half of dollars, on a capital Heignts, rears fednesaay, a ‘ BSI Bases i) of its late brother member and president, Mr. Saa- ph Bi ie ear a ett at Zico? | Of $2,259,000. ‘There are 1,403 men employed, who | Qhase, aged 3 months and 7 days. uel Thompson. By order of oe Ue ‘oi carrey | ae Fee seat Si ey x earn $1,791,600. The average rate of pay is twenty- | ‘The funeral will take place from No. 10 Fast 129th ROBERT CLARK, Marshal. {ome do hee ana tul hed a ar bbyge a er ci x ‘Onto eat "| five dollars per week. street, Hartem, this (Friday) morning, at half-past . A. Casky, Secretary. do. a 48) 1000 colonies combing at we nia Sg = Amost INSTANTLY KILLED.—Yesterday, while a ten, o'clock, pa acres Stent om Wednesday, aly L, Bata, Hcp at tc. 2,000 locks and 1 at 4c,4,000 | German named Gottield Leiaig, empioyed as an Drowrncted: illness Jetta, heloved mate of Me |. The relatives and friends of the family are invited areeeate Paty a eee eee » fo. | engineer in William Miles & Co.'s hub factory, on | cnael Coghien. toot to attend the funeral, at the Moravian church, New fue, old ai | the corner of Summit and Academy streets, was go- | ‘The relatives and friends of the famiiy, also leo those Dorp, Staten Island, on Saturday afternoon, at hait- al 800 XX old Pennsylvania at coarse Ohio and Indiana at 473gc., XXX tn’ pick Western Virginia at Bc. XX end XXX Ohio at past three o'clock. Carriages at Vanderviit landing on the arrival of the one o’clock boat from foot of of her sons-in-law, Thomas Power ai ing through the operation of the main ter fi Ledwith, are respectfully invited to ‘attend the fu- disadjusi belt for the meal hour, he fell froma ladder and now npech baah cracked hts skull so that he died @ few moments | neral, from her late residence, 906 Eighth avenue, | Whiteball street, New York. tubbed yall, seta aaa tees ek We ated after. He had ascended the ladder, removed the | on Saturday morn orning, at nine o'clock, to the Church ‘TrBBALS.—In | Durham, Conn., on Wednesday. 3.500 tows, 1 washed at Stc., 14 a eae belt, and, co: down, be slipped. The unfortu- | of St. Paul, West Fifty-ninth street, where a solemn | July 7, Mrs. Estuke Tresars, widow of Samuet 2 100% to. 10, at ic, n 28e., 30 do. Texas at 2c. do, African Si | mate ‘man itved ‘on Cituton Hill, pirtiere he leaves a | requiem mags will be celebrated for the repose of | Tibdals, aged 07 years, 4 months and 22 days. 4100, Col, ‘Gink ERR. 76 be, No. a West V Virginia sorts at alc. 0,000 X and | wife and fivechiidren. Dr. Dodd examined the body | her soul, = from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Watson.—On ‘Thursday morning, July 15, [3a- Chic d RE Pee io 14 atehess ; N. Y., fleece at soo Ne. jo. 1 Ohio | gnd granted a buriai permit. DAKIN.—At Chelsea, City of Hudson, N. J., on | BELLA, daughter of James and Catherine Watson, bf van: ata (ex B.h00 New York State at an Wednead: duly 14, EvizaBsTH L., wife of Ga Pp. | @ged 4 years and 10 months. 160 N iar No. 1 Michigan at 44c., 6,000 XX and above ‘Ohi Bloomfield. The relatives and friends of the family are tnyited Sy 000 ptumbin ou count ab, Oupherchanisble af 38 fSic-and | A SERIES OF BURGLARIES.—This quiet, out of the ae ee and friends of the family are respect. | to attend the tuneral, from No. 240 West ‘Teatt 14 Ferme Cua “days. Tatercat at 10 per cent per | way rurality has recently been the scene of a regu- | fully tnvitea to attend the funeral, on Friday after- | street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. 260 Snnum allowed om allamounts paid before the expiration of | ), { burglari i To such noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, Grace | = 386 soa jar series of burglarious operations. such an | street, corner of Bergenwood avenue, City of Hud- LOST AND FOUND. 200 Se Ash Recelpta, 363 bbls. The copes vee niet, bat alarming extent have the depredations gone that } son. Carriages will feat leave the Hoboken ferry at one |} — P S 100 cari d ar dy Soper dey bi er of moment Hl) est- | the citizens now ask each other the first t! in the | o'clock. NAME 10 THE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRIBER Te) I) GE ps a 0 sales of moment, morning whose place ish robbed last ni An| Davg.pexer.—In Greenville, on Thursday, July | on July 6, 1989, a Milch Cow, which the owner can hare evening or two ago a Agi held and a vigt- | 15, MicuARL HexRy DAFRLDRKER, son of Peter | “Pon proving ory WRAURS BH ECHE Te Bet lance committee ap| Among the places | Dafeldeker, aged 14 year and 3 months, oh arate Delancey sires fleeced were the follow! Mra. Coit, Main street, | ‘The relatives friends of the family are most \OUND—A PAWN TICKET, WHICH THE OWNER pepe bra dollars, a lot o! *allver Ware and sundry can have by calling at 293 Ninth avenue. other articles carried off; twenty dollars’ worth of F za Pate BY ES eo eek arene. clothing from Mr, J. B. Wheeler's residence; rorty dollara’ worth cf Gee | from Mr. Joseph Hague’s place. The residences of Dr. McDowell, Mr. Horace Pierson, Dr. Coe and a widow lady named Coe were also broken into and various kinds of property car- nied away. reapeauy invited to attend the fuueral, trom the lence of his parents, old Bergen road, Greenville, The sale of West Roselle (N. 7). Property, origl- N. 5., on Satardi nally announced for the 14th inst., will come off to-day under the auspices of Messrs. A. D. Mellick, Jr., & Bro. ‘The only transaction in the Exchange Salesroom yesterday was a Supreme Court aale, in partition, conducted by Messrs. Johnson & Miller, the property consisting of the premises described «as follows:— No. 333 Tenth avenue, west side, between West ‘Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets: three story ae basement brick store and dwelling, 24.81; 100 feet, containing twenty rooms, besides store, Hugh Kelly, of 211 Duane street, for $11,300, {OUND—A BLACK STALLION AND TOP WAGON, which the owner can have by proving property and pay- ing expenses at Aug. Hynard's, 7 and 30 junk street. 087208 WEDNESDAY, IN| NASSAU STRERT, BE- 4 tween Jobn and Fulton streets, a small Gold Sea! Ring - The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at oom No. 2, 85 Nastau street, O8T—A NOTE MADE BY JOHN FRAZER TO THE 4 forder of Mr. Petty, and by him endorsed due, om or about September 20 for 81.000. The oublic ‘are warned against ae- lating the same, ment av been st eet: He Te & CO aUe Peart atreot yee at two o'clock. ELy.—On Wednesday night, July 14, RuopeRIcK 8. ELy, infant sun of John KR. and Phebe Ely. ‘rhe friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday aiternoon, at half- past one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No, 84 Fourth street, Brooklyn, E. D. Epsatu.—On Wednesday, July 14, Jacos, son of Rachel and the late Samuel Edsall, tn the 43d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- derice, No. 13 Dominick street, on Saturday after- noon, at one o'clock. Greex.—In Brooklyn, on Tharsday, July 15, CHARKLFS THOMAS, aoe of Thomas and Elizabeth Green, aged 14 months, Paterson. TROTTING.—Quite a number of quasi-sportsmen assembled at the Paterson race course yesterday afternoon to witness a trot between John V. Kyer- son’s bay horse Passaic and James MoKee’s bay stallion Captain Graham. The match was for $200, best three in five, aud came off in fulfilment of an agreement made on the 4th inst., after Captain Graham had won the trot held on that day. Captain Graham was decidedly the favorite at the odas of COMMERCIAL _REPORT. “THORSDAY, duly 15-6 P, M. Corrus.—The market for this staple was quiet, the demand from all classes of buyers being light and prices were scarcely 40 firm, though without quotable change. The sales were 941 bales, including 582 for spinning and 359 on speculation. For WILLETS & CO.. OST-RETWEEN THE FERRY HOUSE, FOOT oF Chambers street, and Pavonia ferry, a Pocketbook, oom teining commutation ticket to Passaic, me papers and alittle money. The finder will be cewarded by tearing the same at 18 Dey Mireet, New York ARLES LEDIARD. Official Trausfers of Real Estate Yesterday. future delivery the salea were only moderate, being as fol- 0 2 ‘The relattves and friends are invited to attend the igwa:00 baton Duals tow walang Ge October at’ a8. 15) | eekman' jace, 6 ecorner of Ran Slat thy 30011 ten to five. The race was won In three straight } funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from So. do, for Maverabat at vis for December at | Commencing ata point ditant 225 f'n oi Lonth mt Mo6 tei Ly ORV SBUEH rR ALY Ey S406, S360 76) 310874" 33 Gratiam street, neat De Kalb avenue. OST—JULY 15, IN HARLEM, NEAR 11ST STREET B8)eeyand 100 do do. for Sime ne Bi tt dg oS ha ary Havanry.—On Thursday, July 15, Jacks Havouty, | 12 and Fourth arenue, a Pocketoook. containing a sum of olf ona gio te ik oY cr WESTCHESTER COUNTY, of crebycoungy Ar, tran met ote Ted ea tere inaes Ordinary. Ft ‘No i shade, RAE RES CEOS The relatives and friends of the family are respect- | second door east of Fifth avenue, Harlem. Good ordinary. . 2 Oy i fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence ’ — Low middl ig By SEVERE ACCIDENT.—At a late bour last Wednes- | of his son, James Haughin, 78 Huron street, Green- | 7 OST OR TAKEN THROUGH MISTAKE FROM FASH- point, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. [4 ion Track, a bay Horse and piano box Wagon, black HOPKINS.—At New Lots, L. L, on Wednesday, | mounted Harness, with lelter G on; the horse and wagon late July 14, MATILDA W., wife of David Hopkins aud Willsuabors. iW can be found at i89 South Second treat, eldest daughter of Abraham Limington, Esq. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited | QrRAYED—FROM MR. KELLER’S, OTH STREKT, to attend the funeral, from the Reformed church. Second avenue, a small white Dog, with yellow spot om at New Lots, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. | left side. Whoever will return the same to the above address HURBAR SSudaenty, on Wednesday morning, ive a liberal reward. July 14, Grant, only son and youngest child of iene i day night a man named Charles Baker, living at Dudiey’s Grove, while in @ state of intoxication, fell from a bridge crossing the Hudson River Rail- aoa at that place, receiving injuries from which it rovable he will not recover. An acquaintance of Bal er heard him fall, and had barely time to hasten down and roll him from the track into a pool ot wa- ver before a train thundered past the spot. soderate demand st prives not dif- fering from those previously obtained. The saies were 2,500 4681 do., ex Contest, on privare terms, Naricalbo was ia fait requost’ and salen wore made ol 1,000 bags, ex liva, and 718 do., ex Spring Bird, on private terms, Of-other kinds we heard of no sales of conseq\tence. FREIGHTS were quiet, and rates were rather lower for it for other articles. The chartering business though more demand prevailed for petroleum Bes ores To, Caerncah Jf Oe baa. FLIGHT OF AN ALLEGED INCENDIARY.—Among those | Galus W., Jr., aud Emma Louse Hubbard, aged 6 Mfrunk fromthe house in Grand evenve, bfie dowr trom “ 1 yn . + an “ doing business in the block of buildings which was ‘The remains will be interred in Greenwood. Fu- epee or ind weet the L0th, is requested to retura ‘500 bushels wheat at destroyed by fire at Tarrytown on the 30th ult. | neral from the house of the parents, No. 97 Elliott mate Ss remen, per was a baker named Philip Wigand, who, it | place, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at wo pre, on ert nd £9 canes do. Appears, had insured his stork, ‘a ghort, time pre: | O'clock. Relatives and friends respecttully invited, ; erate one site ieee Wa dour at de. Ba tbe chartrg viously, for ita full value. Since ‘the fire disclosures | | HOLLEY.—On Thursday afternoon, July 15, BYRON GQ REWARD Lost, A WHITE POODLE urtctt; Soon puree attee ia a bark to Giaagow with ies ofa suspicious nature, regarding Wigand’s kuow- | M. HOLLEy, in the 47th vear of his age. De) had on when lost acalico cover, and was ahern. Ap Gite Sd; a Bria brig to Glaagow with 1,600 bbia. Ras ledge of its origin, having been made on oath before Funeral services will be held at his late residence, | ply at 209 West Twenty-third street. aes ore. at ba. for spirits’ tnrpeatine, and ‘Sa, for rosa Brenan Wo Sars: Justice Mann, that official last Monday issued a war. | No. 7@ Carmine street, on Saturday morning, atten | 4.4 Rew aRD.—LOST, A SLEEVE STUD, GOLD AND andtar:a North German trig to. the Bal Senet ea rant for his arrest on a charge ofarson. After being | o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited to at- $e Jet; OM. EB. W." on the’ back. 16 West Thirty-fourth tend without further notice. petroteuim on (hehe terms: a North Germ conducted to the office of the Justice by a constable Stanton st, No 131, 3 ver street. {adeiphia to Gibraltar, for ‘onders, with 1,04 bbls. petroteum, jah st West, No 110, S years. per annun J —In this elt} Th —___________— 4 ), 2 years, per annum. it was suggested to the accused, by the presid: joskpA.—In this city, on Thursday, July 15, Wri- the Mediterranean and 68. if to the Adriatic, and RANGPERS IN eae officer, that he secure the aid of Goutteel to aaa LIAM F., only son of Lydia and the tate Jolin Joseph, FROM 55° CHATHAM se amationn bark with 2,200 bbls. petroleum for the sane he Ss! voyage and at the samerates, Colueahie. Bt 8; Sey O Ce Peaiaga Bex in the 16th year of ms age. Street, one small black Slut, with large scar over vae him, and to this end the examination was postponed $- LOUR AND (Guatn—Recoipts, 288 bbia. dour, 8.288 Eldert st, n w a», 100 ft n e of Bushwick av, 40; until the folowing day. Through some strange in- ‘The relatives and friends of the tamily are reapect- } eye. Return to above number. 7 a bushels wheat, 68,787 do. corn, 23; ae ‘The flour Howson yw Bt Stas Se, terpretation of justice Wigand was allowed to go on | fully invited to attend the funeral, froin the resi- Ae ARIAT Oe vas Wowie pulp desnand for COLORED GR There wi 2 market ruied quiet, but nteady. dence of his mother, No. 64 Jane street, on Sunday $5. Houston st, e #, £24 ft n ot Myrtie ay, 20x10. his own recognizanve, tle result being that he has extra State for ne we heard of «1 of about 6,000 a ci ith turth 2. hound, with steel chain bi as bis neck. 55, Huntington st,'n a, 300 ft e of Ce ‘x10. fed the village, and up to yesterday afternoon had | afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice, 000 bb! 3 75a ere abo 000 ; Bhi Californie tour & al eeabouren aneaie Haney st, n 8, 100 ft of Reid not been seen,” JeNKINS.—On Thursday, July 15, ANNIE G., young- est daughter of the late Joseph and Lydia Jenkins, in the 25th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- ~ REWARD,—LOST, A LARGE RING au and nomin Mone, with fgured of Endymion wus firmer, with ac bbls. e sales were 600 bbls. Rye flour tinvied fair'demand, the sales being 650 For ‘corn meal the market was’ quiet, but steady. Peeps 8, 325 fhe of St font ih , Sa, 7.9 tte otis at, "Un. uiney st, n 8, 184.10 ft w of Franklin ay, Srave PRISON AFFAIRS.—A meeting of the Board of Inspectors of State Prisons was held at Sing Sing Sales 300 pbis. We quot t ‘Nod State. i) #490 a #5 50 Graham ayy w 8 35 ii 8 of Scholes at, abxi00. aday or two since, and among other business trans- pg ee haere BD Morey ar We Fourth Garrison ay, acted It was decided that Solomon Scheu, inspector | grreet, this (Priday) afternoon, two o’cloc! REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A GouD. eee $a Reid av, w 8, tn charge, should make @ thorough Investigation of | ” Krux.—On Thursday, July 15, Reekcca J. KIRK eer es Gnnie Cenee Expares 0 Wie rie A ‘ ‘the recently appointed guars and keepers, in order .. ul an the 12 ~ - 8., Stun Superfine Weatert 5a 600 | Lot only daughter of Truman B. Kirk, in the 18th year Extra do ae he Lots 20 unit fh, thes els araietnes whose sone sesaenaer ad om 4 friend $10 REWARD.—LOST, A LARGE POINTER DoG, ~ i ‘The relatives and friends are requested to attend —LOST, ‘OINTE 1G, 825m 700 | bot 1550 18, Hh A Suys appointments are made some men necessarily are s ri liver color and mottied. Apply at #49 Eighth avenue, Round poop Ohio; traio brands 700 a 850 | Lot 846, block C, C map A. Ei placed in position whose incapacity is made appar. | ‘ fneral, on beggin 3 afternoon, at half-past one between Forty-first and Forty ond streets 3 ice ere Soe 18 cn ent on trial, and to this latter class, it ts under- | wack from We resldence of her aunt, Mrs, Mary bate Be stood, the snivertigation of Luspector Scheu wiit be | WSnintten! Tuesday, July 13, CATHARINE C. LAN, $2.0 Wiles frrthe wetiee tite 180, ,ouBsTIONs ~ . pa in the 75th year of her age. the building corner Bowery aad Bleecker street, or ia p one aw Loxe ISLAND The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon, | portion for any part of them. ORERT lieioai Boa 950 | Frankford ar, es, 125 ft w of Sound st, 100x125. le at three o'clock, from ner late residence, No. 137 very. 4% a 660 | Flushing av, ha, 100 ft w of Sound st, x10... 1a8 cae Joralemon street, Brooklyn. Her friends and those v ‘iy 4200 460 oe 1 ENS ‘ of her ‘daughter, Aun W. ‘Cromwel, and of her BLANK ENVELOPE, HAVING Euetcom cane fateh et! Brandywine. soe He Sandford ay, n 8, 310. Bs a a st, 1002250...... 3,000 SHOCKING DROWNING OccURRENCE—A BrorueRr | grandson, William Henry Cromwell, are respectfully | Zontaining vasa over and. return for Erie and Chicago aad The demand for vhe business wan | Townsend av, ns, lot $1, iso | AND SISTER PERISH TOGRTHER.—Late on Wednes- Invited wo og saidenttig, Suly 15 JOuW Ft ety col sae anid Knell Please return to a "holders. day afternoon @ casualty occurred in Little Neck light, owing to. the ‘eahsnced views ol ietily bout 140,000 bush vt $1 44 for 8 apri LARKIN, aged 18 years, 4 months and 14 days. ——==—= — | Yor poor No.8 Cbleigo, Bt 49 S81 50 for choles aint Bay, near Flushing, resulting in the untimely death } ‘Relatives and friends are requested to attend the DENTISTRY RAVENSWOOD. 1 BI for do, Milt t 5 ‘#1 51 for do, i iwaikee, io urive,and 81 61 for do, on ae 50 ft s @ of Crescent % for white Genesee. 81 50 for red winter, $1 6} for new amber Southern, in, BI 68 f funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 119 Spring street. Linkn.—JouN LINEN, aged 70 years, 5 months and of a young lady and an infant child, Mrs, Abraham Russell, of Douglass Farm, together with ner three children, entered a rowboat for the purpose of visit- I R. SIGESMOND RESTORES THE MOST PAINFUL decarad teeth or yrumps with white cheaplastic gold, by filling and butlding up ‘Yo original shape and color without G Bl obtor wutte Michigans Phe sa ay ak ing the CAliey" Gry go0Gk ators, a sina ninco mene | STORTS pain 25,000 testimonials since 1&4. Removed to 30 East fquet at 81°40 for Ne FOhiengo and # ee. ng dias Bs J PI Funeral services at lng tare, residence, No. 431 | Nineieenh stret, wear Broadway Gorn was in good demand, resin ‘ulation, and the Flushing village, to make some purchases, Hav- | wegt Forty-sixth street, at uine o'clock, on Friday sites inrkal closed firm 8 fe, a Me. for prime new mised, The Ing finished thelr business they started on thelt re- | morning. ? Ma o-oo sales were about 180,00 bushels, at 70c. a 96c for ns xed turn trip; but when abou Way up the bay the —_—a J Lal Westerers he's horton Lan etic a ttt wae Cee ae child, about two years of age, accidentally fell over- MALONEY.—In Jersey City, on ee le ee after a tong, illness, EDWARD MALONEY, parish of Glenomer, county Clare, Ireland, in the 72d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are tespect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late resi- dence, 206 Ratlroad avenue, on Saturday morning, at nine o'clock. The remains will be taken to the Church of the immaculate Conception, corner of MFORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on f able and, sclentine subjects, showing id wihtat to live for, are delivered daily at the New York “Musenm of Anatomy. Those unable to attond can receive a copy by forwarding 25 cents to the secretary, 618 Broadwa board and was rapidly carried away by the tide. The young lady plun into the water to rescue it, but was unsuccessful, and both were drowned. The mother, seeing the death struggle, also plunged into the water. Her other son, of six years, in the boat, with great presence of mind seized an oar, and push- ing the boat close to her caught his mother close by bad ake nay Io vila, ow ashington st, ws, Indefinite, 29x! OnshOR. Main at, corner Commerce st, 99x180. EAST ORANGE. Munn mt, corner Maple ay, 440x600 WERT ORANGF. Springfield rond, ns, indefinite, 745-100 acres. a flo, in store, and Se. for gr inferior remirond Ie oe at 800. bushels n'Gs'n 91 30 for Sister and BLAZn G1 98 for Wonern or ley malt there were small sales at $1 80. Barley was still dul id nomina.. were ata ane Rominal at 16)¢c. a 17c. for bags, PIANOFORTES. and 3iqc. » $8: the hair and kept her head above the water, An- F Hauer Manila quoted at 12340, 012 1d, ith ‘ South Seventh and Erie streets. where a solemn re- REDUCTION OF PRICES. OF FIRS’ anles of 1,000 bal ie. web alana other boat arriving. by accident she was taken to quiere. high mass will be offered for the repose of non AUSTERDMAN & HOLLYR ES; fans a 434cu. gold, with nalen of 1,000 bales rejections nt HUDGON Oty. Flushing, where she now lies in a dangerous condi- 00, mad wareceouns 66 Weld Bltereth, rency. Sisal was ull a aa I nominal, at Ide. « l0Ke., gold, nd | Lot 18, block 685 Hudson a, serrace Co may tion. ‘The bodies of the 7onNs, lady and child were Lac (N. Y.) papers please copy. street, between Fifth and Sixth ues, Instalmenta tak: Tampico, Sc. = 844. do. id. recovered, and Coroner Hicks last evening held an MoNTGOMERY.——On Thuraday, July 15, MARY Mont: — —— Hore-the demind was ‘only moderate, but the market | Giles st, w 9, 65 ft sof Broaaway. fox100 inquest, The young lady was about twenty-three | Gowery, of county Do reland, wite of Joun T 2h -A SBVEN, OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- Donegal, Marion plade, 6 8, 20x! Montgomery, in the Tist Marion place, 48, 195 fte of wan steady, eopectally for the fine graded, i Wright tte 6, 685 tn of Broadway. 4 Prices from Ze, to ai. for sertor to chotee cone rte, city maker; in good order and very cheap. Ap- years of age, and had been but a snort time married. for (goo Cerra aa bly to J. BIDDLE. IS “hanity street, near Broadway. ear of her at 60c. for shipping, 90c. a ‘The relatives and (fiends of the fami! iy ‘are respect- “4 gt 20 Yor relat form . te 8102 81 38 for lous ye ata ei, and Ore ee HAYTI. fally invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- RGR ASSORTMENT OF FINEST FI bys AL 1 er wet, and we only heard nnn creek, #€m adjoining iaid Van veqinnalt : hie dence, 247 East Twenty-tifth street, corner of Second See ire rant” geereonin) tel came tees 3 of sales of 87 hhds. Porto Rico at "Prices Y nomt- res at Sencacus, Underbill proveriy:-. 7,300 avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. | second hand Pianos for sal caken im exchange; Plaace ally 0. tri q pan i08 ‘and 104, Cale Seatth's may ‘560 | Arrival of the New ‘Ametniae Ministor—Re- | The remains will be taken to Eleventh street Ceme- | to let; amount a arent “s sed pag d 1089 hide, Cubs, 9/848 do. f Pont av PRINS, June 22, 1800 July 14, Thomas, eldest von of Harty Messenger, im a Sauna arnt 0 Se eo d never oc oe, Colle tiie ee 0 {| ‘Tue steamer City of Port au Prince arrived nere | the 34th year of his ag The fnneral pervices will be held at the residence c Jabineta, Chamber aad Garden st, ws, 129 ft of 11th st, 21100. from New York the 14th mst., baving on board as rea, Ac. ata great sacrifice for NavAL STones.—Spirita turpentine was held at 42!¥c. on eI 4 Furniture, Mattress the apot an to arrive, but there was but little demand at KRATNRY. 7 of his father, 42 Willow street, Brookiyn, this (Pri- | Dinin teeta od we dily heard ‘of. aslen of 76 bbin. | Copper Mines road, e 4, 100 ft m of Watkins at, 95x10... ton | passenger Mr. Bussett, United States Minister Resi- | Gay) afternoon, at four o'clock cash, family leavide city. 118 Weat Twentyalxth street, ber a ‘alge, hs Ao ll For Forin a the market was | Copper Mines road, de ak La Watkins st, 25x100. 100 | gent and Consul General to Hayti. This gentleman London Times, Hampshire Chronicle and Surrey | tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. 0. * “ Suan rh No. aaa 3, 05 ea gaetued oe, Geyer & But? map, 25x | being the Arst colored man ever appointed by the bg ee day, od a FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WiLL, SELL FOR at 0. eXtraspale at $7, lo. on pri hoe ‘ , st GAY. JA half value « magnificent Pisnoforte, red YoSeWood, terms, and 120.40. No. Lat sh. mitt ote: Mirained, | Jefferaon at, a's, lois i? and i, biock 1, ‘Geren United States government to represent their inte- | F., the beloved wife of John D. McClay, and daugh- | fo.tve orersiung bass oslebrated walkers auareeeen @ 3 ; No. 2, 0 = B2 70: yee ¥ £425 pale, map, 25x100.... sseaeesers seseceoe 995 | rests in foreign countries his arrival gave rise to | ter of John and Elizabeth McKinney, aged 21 years | yoars; nearly new. 113 Seventh street, Siiand nominal at 42 sucess ore i y ? considerable excitement. So far from being badiy | WO eNtves anid friends of the family are in- LADY WILL SELL A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD Lee aa Ca a ee 1 in Fok Mel at Ohio, on Rebs Meal ca ae received here, a8 Was in advance reported by some | yited to attend the funeral, from Fighteenth street A even ota | Pia oforte, o al price ®600, for lexe ae Me wall Lot via: | while @ party of children were playing at the base n - a nd lege; overatriing bags; unexpired "l wang i Teme ine er, crude whale wae held | of a sand bank, it caved in upon ther, burying and of the ees ee edibegeng his reception has been Meraodie mplecopal church, on Friday afternoon, at rt lime tued; bas box for slifpment Apply at Ios; and feared ond ania crude | smothering to death three of the number, named | very fattermg to him and to the great and powerful Stamford (Conn.) papers please copy. mee 81 85 + bs _ ~_ Sb ah Geal wan dult'and hominal.. ‘The entire stock mm | dames R. and Wm. J. ‘Timberlake and James A. | pation he represents, He has been feted and dined | Movoy.—in Jersey City, on Wednesday, July 14, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR Soyatet ne tig ce acral ty erent on ac: pi Aged respectively five, seven and eleven | aiq publicly and privately recetved with the | after a long snd. severe iliness, Josern Movoy, in cattle, property family Teaving city, made onder, city v the 57th year of is age. maker, fully gia ed five months, coat for area 0 pactager ide Tints, greatest distinction and honor. Instead of the ap- je ret eat anaes are invited to attend the | #2; Parlor Su Paintings, Bronzes, Chatnber and for pork was rather more Active, and'prices were a sinde'f ania, One es ore 8 Be Se eae the amount of ot 832 37)9 for new m Western "prime mess ant and Dining Room Furniture, &c. 57 West Fitteenth atrect, near Sixth avenue. ARGAINS.—F made by Chi pointment proving insulting, as was foretold, to the colored race occupying this governnient, it has been considered an honor, and foreigners and Haytiens funeral, from Grace church, corner of Brie and South Seventh stroets, om Sunday morning, at half- past ten o'clock. McGowan.—On Wednesday, July 14, Rose, wife of THE WEEKLY HERALD. Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the € CLASS 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTES, ering, Decker, Worcester, Dunham? Sty, Sat” a 90. Country. have vied with each other in extending to him the | andrew McGowan, a native of parish of Street, | Stodart, Ac, neariy new, for less than half coat; mosarn aul at one pominal The WEEKLY HERAL of the present week, now | “ght hand of fellowship and hospitality, Mr. Bassett Westmeath, Ireland, ia ta Oaks Teepeadaity tevited improvements; fully, warranted) EOS Font wvenne. ty 4 m : ent . he re 9 al ° in) Silla tintin un aher, but salen ready, contains the very latest European News by | '% eh guest of Mr. Hollister, the present gine to attend the funeral, from the Church of St, Vin- OUR SECOND HAND PI VERY CHEAP. #) 2, ates o Sta for pu pis eae alder era co, theres the Cable up to the hour of publication; algo Tele. | Vent of the office, and is awaiting the return here | cent de Paul, Twenty-third street, between Sixth bo, #200, 8295: also a variety of superior new,P beef was wars 5 ae A gl eo of President Salnave to present his credentiala and | and Seventh avenues, this (Friday) morning, at ven ». FISCHER, 45 West Twenty-eighth street, near > Soetol sale, wat graphic Despatches from Cuba, Mexico and otner o'clock. market was firm at " ‘ ake possession of his office. , m1 —_——_—— = hol Mouthern mt We thd Points. It also contains the Current News of | © “ McV&Y.—On Wednesday, July 14, CHARLES, young. ” a ‘mon to chojee Southern, sit Western. salen 600 bla. em ib est son of Daniel and Mary McVey, aged to'years, 2 | J¥ YOu. WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP CALL AT Oe ewe meats were in the Week, the Fashions, Amusements, Facetim, é P. CUMMINGS’ wareroom, No.8 Union square. Sold oa pat altered in flue. oealen re abort 70 packages at | iflc, Artisti Religious RUSSIA. months and 94 days. instalments or rented any way to nult cusomors “Onis love Mc, a 14) ft td piokled shoulders, 60. & ‘ ‘oreign, Scientific, istic, Sporting, Religiow The relatives and friends of the family are invited | atthem before you decide elsewhere, Biyent ao. And 200. | and Literary Intelligence; Washingion News, Obit- . ve to attend the funeral, from the residence of his | ~~ a — 8 fr * Pei celeste a was dull, but steady, uary Notices, Editorial Articles on the prominent Universal Exhibition in St. Petersburg. mother, 212 Forty-first street, near Seventh avenue, TANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS. 3 ‘on the ‘! " AN imperial decree announces that a universal | this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'ciock. greatly reduced for cash; new 7 octave Piano ae ie oe erro 400 packages ot ier for Non topics of the day; Our Agricultural Budget, Re- during next | Californi rs please copy. Pree ee ene Organs for # to prime storm and Kellie rendered; also 400 packages at | views of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and | ¢XMbition will be held in St, Petersburg during Pavo.—-Mawtna Xs Only daughter of Frederick B, | second i iy ene year. The opening is to take piace on May 1, 1870. | ana Marcha M, Pe vrogme. (3 ee A gUeoin ve bustaeNs i Shoe Markets, Financial and Commercial Intelli- Tank, Meareroomes ‘Tee business in Ride tn brlk wan al ght, he patel the model of the | _ The relatives and friends of the family are respect: eth 5 bs] iin market ay Tat henry, aod er cu erings werg | gence, and accounts of ail the important and tater. London Orietal Ponce and conducted under the fully invited to sine H the fanoral rom ner late res SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE Ace, lo closing ware “y eating events of the week. charge of Mr. Fountain, aronitect to the tmperial Pye ge er at ret Brook, E, D., on Satur, ; AlKO A AIK Octave, sritadle bd ane the spot at Tox, fd US as es aliverabla the latter Tens: ; | household. The sum 3 136,000 has been allotted a two parses great bargains, Apply at 117 West Bier “4 ug Single subscription, $2; Three copies, $5; . m or 36, ae ft weet we oF thie moat rie, for the construction, men are alteady en- IN rons la, N. ¥., on Wednes- writs iid iad Five copies, $8; Ten copios, $15; Single copies, fve | Ca rod upon it, whlch ‘ou will soon be any ted, rs. Tanager Ere, relict of Davia Li, pO Wy 6 oie Wane. -A STEINWAY OK CHICKERING Tue relatives nd frieuga ood order. Address, with lowest price aat uae augber, W, «Wo H, &., box 196 Uerald ofloe as (he @xterual portion must be completed | y We Lat part wot wali an in ey aly ally, ‘ait pose wore ting’ dene why Toderataly centneach. A limited number of advertisements in- and the market was Pi Taige wi ol Or september eck Duar Cor mauderd wyite, The re 000 L sorted an the WagKLX HumAum Toads oh Camr are reenect: