The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1869, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. TUESDAY, ‘August 10-6 P.M. Iti just Mhree months since the last spike waa driven which completed the work of uniting the At- lantte and Pacific States by a continuous railway Tne across the Continent. The business of the Cen- tral Pacile between Sacramento and Promontory Potnt, between which places it has been operated for thal period since the opening on tied0th of May, is reported approximately as follows, muinly in goid:— Gross earnings, $1,703,350; operating expenses, $920,711; net earnings, $783,000, or a revenue of over $7,000,000 per annum, of which $3,000,000 are sfet profit, available for interest payments. ‘I'he aggre- gale of ihe annual interest payments for the past yeur wis $994,010, and it is not probable ticy will be Mnercased materially, In connection with these iniuai \caulta the company’s circular state. Re figures have been attained, of course, while the fuctittles of the compuny were at their newest #nd crudest stage, and at the same time that a large Bowl of unproductive transportation was neces- sary. Hoth freight and passengers are increasing so wapily tpat the company have made importaut r ductons In the rates as fast as their facilitics pe} mitted them, ‘They will adhere to. the policy ‘of en- evuraging the largest waflic consistent with we requirciients of thelr obligations, Tie mineral de- posits aiong the ronte of the road coutinge to atiract ‘atiention and add to its local busine while the dow prices and easy Cerms odcred to cuugrants must tend to increased setticment on the company's lands, wien are of great value. We feel, indeed, ‘Unat Lhe business of the Central Pacitic 18 in its in- faucy, and that us development to unexampied pro- Portions {n a very short period will be a uew cause of astoniaiment, ‘To-day was otherwise one of pecutiar tuterest in to occurrence of important ratiway movements. ‘The stockuolders of the Buttalo and Erie Katiway Company, ata meeting in Buitalg, voted to consoli- date wtih the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, whose stockholders were also in session and voting ‘On the same question at Cleveland. At the Buffalo and Erie meetiag the vote was 43,339 shares in favor of consolidation and 81 shares against. At the meet. ing at Cleveland of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southera stocknolders on the question of consotiaa- tion with the Buffalo and Evie votes on 202,803 shares were cast in favor of consolidation, which ‘Was more than the two-thirds required by 10,965 suares, The consolidation of the two companies is tuerefore complete. According to the terms of con- soiidalion heretofore agreed upon by the directors of Ube reapective companies the stock of each com- pany 18 to go into the von’ lou. a The anew company will be aie the Lake Shore and Michivan Southern, and will extend trom Buifalo to Ohicago. ‘Tue books of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Cbi- cago Ratlway Company closed to-day for the pur- pose of calling in the old stock of vhe company and Assuimg therefor new certificates, to be guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Ranroad Company to the extent. ‘of $19,714,286, in place of $11, 599,000, the amount of the stock of the Fort Wayne Company quistanding on the frst of July last, the date of the louse of is road. By the terms of this lease, which is in perpe- tuity, the latter gompany agreed to pay an annual reutat of $1,880,000 fo the stockholders in the Fort Wayno Company in quarterly payments, free of gov- ernment or State taxes, pr any other tiawiity or encumbrance, The rental capitalized equals ihe sum. for which the new certificates are to be issued. Upon these certificates atvidenas equalling one and Uiree-quarters per cent are to be paid quarteriy, free of government tax. The icase of the Fort Wayne to Me Pennsylvania road 1s a virtual merger of the two, The latier assumes the liabijitves of the former Sfevery kind, 80 that the rental to be paid to its stockiwiders is to be subject to no reduction from any cause, The payment of the rental is guaran. teod by the earnings of tie feaved jiine, which in the past Ave years have exceeded the rental that ‘would have been due, had the lease vevn in ope- ration, by more than $2,500,000. In addition to this tie Fort Wayne stock has the gnaarantee of the net earnings of the Pennsylvania Railroad, ; Which are $3,000,000 yearly over and above the | charges upon it tn the form of interest, sinking fund, ac. The fund annually aceraing for ibe pa: ment of the rental of the guaranteed stock equals $5,000,000 yeariy. The gecurrence of of these changes haying been long since dixéouuted the stock market exhibited but in A slight degroe any effect therefrom. In the afier- noon Lake Shore was somewhat firmer than the Test of fhe list, asa consequence of the consolida- tion, bnt closed off the highest figures of the day. ‘The market opened this morning active and onoyant n ail of those Western shares that have raled tor over # week past as special features, with an im- proved teeling in the Vanderbilt shares, and Pacitic Mail in sympathy with the rallways, These were about ali the active stocks of the list, After the drst call upon rather free offerings to realize there was a cousiderable decline, the market reacting before the second call and continuing, with the average fuc- tuations, about steady to the close. St. Paul was an exception, declining suddenly in the afternoon to 824 for the common stock and 91}¢ for preferred, from which, however, partialiy recovered belore the cloas, ‘The oxpress and miscelianeous stocks were dull and heavy. The following were the pricea at the second call of the Stock Exchange:-—Caston, 59a 1; Cumberland, 35a 3534; Western Union, 38 '¢ a 98% Quicksilver, 1574 bid; Mariposa, 10; do. preferred, 141g @ 16; Pacific Mall, 8644 & 8634; Boston Water Power, 1445 & 16; Adams Express, 59 a 5014; Wells-Fargo | Express, 214¢a 21 American press, aL a aly; United States Express, 68'¢; Merchants’ Union Ex- prowa, 10 bia; New York Central, 210% a 21074; Had- @on Kiver, 186}, @ 167'<; Marlen, 164 a 166; Read- fing, 97'¢ a 975¢; Michigan Central, 13134 133; Lake Bhore, 1083¢ @ 108'4; Illinois Central, 1417; Cleve land aud Pittsburg, 10634 bid; Chicago and North- weatern, 91% a91%; do. preferred, 100i, a 10044; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 75 a 76; Kock Asiand, 110% a 11674; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 8445 a (0. preferred, 92 a 923; Toledo and Wabash, 735, @ 70; do. preferred, 81; Fort Wayne, 163% a 164; Alton and Terre Haute, 38; do. preférred, 60; Ohio and Missiasippi, 824; a 3275; Chicago and Alton, 161 8 164; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 127; do, pre- ferred, 126 @127; Columbas, Chicago and Indiana Central, 34.0 34}s. Gold opened this morning at 1354, sold at 4g, re- covered and advanced to %, wuched %, receding again to 9, the bulk of the day’s business being at 136% and 185%. The price at the adjournment of the room Was 136${, and although selling in the in- terval at the same figure ruled at five o'clock, at the close of business. Cash gold was in active de- mand, and rates for carrying ranged from alx per cont down to two per cent before Ciearing House time. Subsequently three per cent was the ruling rate, with an exceptional transaction at fiat for borrowing. ‘Tho Cimbria to-day took out $50,000 in specie, and engagements for $209,009 are reported for the Russia to-morrow. ‘The nows of tho loss of the Germania caused an ad- vance Of js per cont when first reported in the Gold Room, ut as the amount of specie on board wae amall (only $61,000) the price soon fell of again, The folowing table shows the range of tue premium during the day and the figures at stated hours:— 10 A, Me sees WOH LP. ML. sense Y86M 20:00 A, Me +s 18646 2 P.M, .M. 185%¢ 3 P. M. 195% 6 P.M. 1957 of the Goid Exchange Bank were as The dealings foilows:—Gross clearings, $60,035,000; gold balances, $16 os; currency balances, $2,266,600, Money was a shade more active to-day, owing toa Jive better inquiry, but rates continue as before, detwoen 6 and 7 per cent, being divided on cai Joans atb6to6on governments aud 6 to7 on stock collaicrals, Discounts have scarcely recovered from the influence of the recent failure, but exhibit moderate activity, Some of the best acceptances were offered mt 9 por cent, Business men ontside of the specu- lative flelda of Wail streetiexpress some anxiety to learn what Secretary Boutwwell’s policy ty to be in the future, after this month is past, respecting gold salee and bond purchases. To them infopma- “on one month in advance i# of but litte use, the engagements of legitimate trade being made upon a much wider margin, and to know forcertain how much gold ts to be sola, oF how long the sales are to continue, and the extent to whioh the Beorétary is to aftect the money market by disbursemepts oP currency and purchase of bonds, a nem ltt eae fit of the Secretary's prosent reticence, which, with. out aiding the government in any sense, tutroduces new sources of anxiety into their business ca!cula- tions. Foreign exchange was quiet and steady on the basis of sterfing sixty days, good to prime bankers, 10914 @ 109%} short sight, 199% @ 1103; Paris sixty Gays, 5.18% a 5.13%; short sight, 6.1214 a 5.114. The government market waa generally weak to- day, with limited dealings, and most of the isaued weat of at one or other of the calla a i per cent, Towards the close, however, there was & par> tial recovery, and the market leit of strong at Ave o'clock at the following prices:—Uniied States sixes, 1881, registered, 124%; @ 124%; do. do, bid ee 12476 & 124%; do. five twenties, registered, 123.a 12344; do. do., coupon, 1962, 1245 9 12424; do. do., coupon, 1864, 1234 a 12844; do. do., coupon, 1805, 125'¢ @ 12349; do. do., covnpon, new, 1865, 122% & 122);; do. d0., Coupon, 1867, 12294 @ 12234; ao. do., coupon, 1863, 12244 a 122%; do, ten-forties,.regiatered, 112 a 11234; do, do., Coupon, 1153, @ 41554; CurreMoy bonds, 10% & 110%. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAYS:, ‘Tuesday, August 10—10:15 A. M. #1000 T'S Ha, “Bh, 0. bi she NY Cen RK. My Sut) Us falc," i GBs seine seek ans 40) US 6-2, 0, *67 hrs io 10. 2245 BOO do. “6 He 2%) 200 Harlom iit. 53 Reading Bit my BHO, 1000 Chie & NW Lat. BUM dow. 1000 Cen Fac Rh do Pacitic ¥: 100 Borton Water 100 Adams Expres WO Am Mer 7 5 do. 15 ONY AN H Rit ve S056 100 Han & BI Jo R..... 12 MH. wad 215 O'Clock P.M. gezaca Us S100 UB 5-20,0,'65,n.03 1 8000 US oa Lovuo 500 a 10909 UB. “2, 6000 US, «BuO US 6-90, 10000 0 4 SOND 1000 US 5.20, 10600 US 5-20, 0, "83 teu One Bbinck P.M, £00 ahs Chic 2NW RR.. 91 10 do, 2000 Miawouri 000 La 6's, 1b. Hin Gane that 100 West we 3 200 108 197 ue Ut 14 108 4 St soa i beets We 100 Leke shored MS KR, Rg ay & Cal Bah Halfepast Five ecient Bs ae 8554 of Hosthwostera ., COMMERCIAL REPORT. TyRSDAY, August 10-6 P.M. o°eGx, The market for this steple was quiet, the de- ivand from all clasves of buyers being modoraic, and, with increased offerings, prices were heavy. The sales were 3,400 bales, including 615 for export, 578 for spinning, and 206 on ion. For future delivery the business was less active, were heavy, The dates wero 900 bales basis low ng Cor Febronry, ot 3B W0 do. for Oetober, on' pri ‘cn WW do. for December, and sch, ot cab ah Mi cnt Pitti, ant hte 3 Ni 20 4, & ‘New Orleans and Texas. BS $ EE. Kio was quiet, but unchanged In value. Sales, ron On Private, terms. Of other Kinds we (no gales, We quote:—Kio, ordinary cargoes, Wise. 143go. 00d ‘do., 1580. w Ibe. ; prime ; tots, we a T7360.4 Jaen 16ye. a Te. 4 Ja: nize. blantla, 16, @ av nilia, 14igc: a. 180. ie tock Rio to-day an (a5 in New York ; 40,000 do. ta Baltimore: jeans, 2,600 do. in Boston and 2,000 da. ta iD GRAIN, epine Ay 19,761 bbls, flour, 100 do. Ms 3 bus wheat, 764 do, corn, 66,450 do. oat i 85 A jew Or! 0. market was very quict to-day, bu a were indiaposed 9 make any concession from the s paid yesterday. T:xtra State waa wanted for shipment at #7, 26, bat could not be had. The sales were about 12,000 bls, at prices within the range of the quotations appended, Callforma was ‘uli, but unchanged. Southera flowr was o ber ay ut stendy in vaine. Sales, 400 bbls, xrye four wasless active, but finaly held, Sates, Corn meal was dull, but dachangod. We quote: — b 25 Wa F500 Superiine § Sin eo0 Batra State 730 Tb 60 70 900 oun! “Hnap O10) ship 750 ew 158 ROD Bt Boule chote 960 St. Louls choice fambiy WCOa 1100 Southern choice aid fam) 8 00a 1125 60a 800 6a 950 4508 675 bia 675 6008 610 50a 5 veiiie demand. for’ spring wheat was very moderate to-tay, and the market, a adverse advices from Liverpool, rule ly ‘lat ie clone priens were Ze. a Bo, lower, cloding of 81.65 for No.2 (steamor) spring. The sales wer bon 113,00 busheln, mt Al Bs a. $1 8 for No. 8 apring, #1. 60 wal do. $1 65 » BL 88 for tairto good do ron the spot and (9 arrives a1 Yea gt 7 for naber 80 for ce old amber Michixan, 10 artive; %1 $1 for ‘Tenn bt) ew amber 1es8ee, 1 eh for arte Michigan, 65 for nnd amber Western, 8180 for white Genesee and $180 4 8185 tor white and ber Southern, Corn wes scarce and de- cidediy hight for choice, Tho sales were about 45,000 bushels at #1 15 for ansound to poor new mixed Weat- ern, $1 18 a Bt £2 for good to very choice high mixed do, and 117m $119 for white. Oata were quiet, but closed firm at ho, bil for prime oid Western. The sales ware 4,000 bualcle . for new Lang Mnte = for old. was Mud iower 600 busuels Wenlera were sold at RLS x &t S150 i ‘barley and barley: rani coutinaed to rule dull and noml- arronrs,—The market was quiet, the offerings of aul articles being ight, but rates generally wére firm, chartering business exhibited considerable activity, There was n good demand for yeasels suitable for the Wade, and more inquiry for other other kinds ° and rates generally weFe fra, The engagements Liverpool, 22,600 bushels wheat at 744d, 2,000 bie flour at 2a. and por leamer, 4,000 boxes choeee al 360 balos cot- tons od, ang 100 bores bacon at 388. Gr ain Tom was Nod 8 Md. To London, 7,500 bushels wheat at 7g. and 60 The lampbiack at, sfc And per steamer, via or taasag ton, 6,000 boxes at ged petroleum on wera terms. ‘To Bremon, neat 2400 ble. row So. shoe, negetat 20, 100 on do. wel, and ‘vushdle California, 8180 6 Pon ain at 6d. Fe AD Ttaitan bark’ to Li j with 4,200 em. rain at Ga Bi an Italian bark to Cork, for orders, with he yrs. do, at 4 @d. and £10 ea to Porto Rico ant back, With, myolnagoa, wt th ‘ame deck, and Bucs for stl A #43 tons now in Bos- ton), from iadolp rainy $a ahip- peta Days, at” Br: 8 ‘atwerp, with 5b" bbls pe wee bare ty tes north Ride of Cul sugary a8 75; A hark trom Philadelphia for the game voynge, aucar By 7 2b 0 bark wi Sy vol. potronmi to Hamburg a a, $0.5 an America Pihiadeiphin to a direct port oi Pea ae meen arith, O00 Dole ene ‘about bs, British bark, trom a iadelphin to Cork for oraen with 5 FF bot bois, petrovehia at be. Gd, 1° to the United Kingdom or Conti. neni, and 6 oH 16m direct por. A Dutch brig of a cone vo Rotterdam, light aud heavy pipe staves; an Italian bark Bid bie. eapacty to the ltiterraneat) ‘general carga; ritish Darky now tn Bi hale to Sark i rer, th Rout 2600 anlar ra fn Brivats bark fr Philadelphia to, Cork for erdors ig paren ay ‘Dark, 220 tona, hence to Laban a orders, gent an American bark to Hav: rey peer Trom Philadelphia 10 the Cont font wines jis pe «Noh German bark trom Piiadeipbta to Cork frit 000 Heirons ‘a back, ia iy Tora apd back totes to Avatral eiaritish bark trom mm Piel ia to Liverpool w! * lah atk fro hiadetpbia to foaltie (oF bole. do. all on market sti couthaued a Tule quiet, the de- Petroleuy Brdece wt % being er eu Sot immediate wants of consume! re was no change to ni frame. to The, for ome te easton grin at Car all lade was quiet, vi i rp A aah ‘at 600. for for retail | gfe en en fare on nial ny for ay ; ‘of sale, b yalue, Smal salon wore verted ‘a 86 30 3, told, for ordi rr was qwoted at De. nae meet % Gate jenstock sole w ‘aay ‘anne Faisiy 60 hn con! Theroea eee Pe aii, but amchan ipts fair, but stock mode: is ray tne a se Fever were mt ~ ‘ae ae with oi oe th cor matters Which our importing and exporting merchants Would like to be advised of three or four months ayend, Tovey cannot see tne object or vene- and pri ito, ee oo reat “tt ee eat wore more = inquired m while me: other prides were = quiet but 30, were iam bola, srsiped, at patie eer igs hie gates Wate N wes < 6; ext . ee: Bry pelts ‘and 2 604 83 ian PRoVIstoNe.—Recelpts, 86 bbis. pork, packnase meats, 100 do. and 100 Kegs lard, Ti essa for pork a ase being no demand, and prices were entirely ‘a tine at vig. i~New mess, $33 20 @ ‘$25, exten prime, seot was tn modera te 150 bbis., i edi sales were inato of J 2 Bie For pint a ght: pet fas "ae and 912 stock’ demand ty ght Salos, 75 bola, & BOC. Tierco bert. i il continued to rule dull vend Bacon was in I va t Mock, and Hei iid in con- . Sales 60 boxes ice cured at 16kec. a lio. t Bieats were ouly in modorato demand, bi firm, owing to the amall stock, bales 7 packnyes at 143c. w ibe. for dry walled and pickled shoulders, I6c. a t7c, for smoked do., 182. » 1! panied haa ‘and 2c, Gc, for sinoked and Lard was quiet, the demand being letub, ietvecially for city. ‘The aaiea wero so c, Lor 1S. for ry No. 1 to prime steam and Butter—'the market waa only moderately bed but with small receipts and a light supply joes cea erally were steady. Cheese wos moderately aonylil after, nd, being only iu moderate wlook, the iwarket was firm at former prices. We gu NEW OROF KUFTER. State firkins, full yell State firking, light colored. Western resseve firkina, fall yetiaw.. State, half firkin tubs, good to extra. Welsh tubs, good to prine. Weetorn tubs, farrto good. Btate aud Weatern, com mamon NEW © er Ib. Se & 48a, PRIROLEUM,—For crade in bulk there wag an ii demand at steady prices and sales were effected at at ITAfe, a 174¢0.,,clielly at 17360, C radio J barre! prices were nowinal flow of sale, the demand belng 1 bi sd with taorupeea ot forings the’ markel was heavy and prices were a lower, cloning at die. a 2, ait Dhle,” stattdad white “for ‘the taut At" BM;04 1,800 bln do. for do. on private terms, 2,000 do. for the (rst Malt o} + 3,000 do. on "the apot at ue. a ative, Cobley at tyes Sod 500 do. in bulk at 27c. ; lao 30,000 gallona tn tins mt Shes’ “Naphiua ‘waa quiet at lio. a 10x40. according (9 *quality. Canada oi! there wore no sales beyond those published in our last issue, In Philadelpb' Ferg quiet, but trmer, closing ot about lage. for the first of Atigust, and dee. for the iaat half do, There were DBs, 119 to 120 Leaty wh de. a dulce, and RUUD if of August at Bc, Waa sendy aud firm, with nies of for common to cok Exagoon ted 120 bags at 7c. nd THO IS bond)jat Wea See isa tod thw wie! baly vaodarme aiad the amount of business consummated was ilgut. Prices were pieady, however, at former quotations. Tue ules were 200 this, a Ize. for Cuba and Porto Tuco, aud for clatiied Demerara jd also 600 boxes at Iie. a 3c. ies were 8,000 bait the i the market was salts of 20001 bos refined the market was qitict, but te steady at about our last quotatlo Hare, 1b%éc. wm 18e.3, soft nite, Bsc. 147g, a Ie. and yellow, ' Mc. Shotns Inferior to commen refi & Use dO. Tze. aw MNS{004 ony -; prime to ot do. cninheet nee auto boxes DYge. ate Woe, @ Ug pxes) one) Fe, jn te. ry 1S #, 12 Sy 5. 19 to 20, 14sec. white, eae Foto fico- “Refiling grades, Ugo. m Li7¢e.; grocety don Towicco.—There provatied a fair demani for Kentucky at prices not difering from thos» eurrent last woe. Tho ‘amounted to 400 bhis., chiefly for sbipracnt, at 7 For soedlent tho market continue quiet at foriner prices. Sales 0 canew Pennsylvania 1266 crop Connecticut nt 18e. waa 21 © Spanish was quiet, but steady, at former prices. Sales 209 bales Havana at $1 9 103, We append the gurrent quois- tons :— ” Meavy Western and ills. Wrappery ois. Fine wrappers. New York Statefi Averaze lots Wravpert ri a a Ble, Be. an Mt —Hayana—Coramon, boc, a iasge on ea el O24; ry $1. Yara—i cat, do; Tent rage lot, Se. a 2 ig¢ a ny ‘medium, Be. a Ge fine 05 » a hands good medium, 2s. ‘the market was wed OF URL LDA Bi guy moderately active, an being light as tis mi durin the fore part of thé owerers remain. tia in tele Plews, and expecially for the coarse grades, which nogt cout aiter. Pulled ia quiet for firm, ow! Pe Mroraia, here 1s Lu doing, the demand eins ite Pd ‘ot change, ranging at from 0c. to chiles geadene For Taxes. the demand Samtinues faig, Dut business is rosiricted by the ‘irmness of sellers: For torotgn the market remains dull, and, prices for, most * Seggriy are nominal, Tie sales vere 200,000 Iba, fleece ut dav Jnoin ding 39,009 Michtzua ‘call raates) a 130, 10,000 X Wo. at Ae. 0 ATSG0., 16,000 X do. at 57,00) & Oto at Aes ho. Tet, de. 40,000 2 nhd ubove do, at Stew, sant Wentern at 47¢,, 6,000 unvwarhed at sige, a b5c¢., 10,000 light do. bags scoured at Hoe. a 74¢., 10,000 tubied at duce a 62c,—the laitor price, for anual Jot chofee ; 040 uncondt- toned Miscotrl at 873¢¢.. 20,000 do. state at 159 lao 21,000 tbs, pulled at dic, for country ster, lack and 4c. « 4c, tid extra; 15,000 do. to the sinaliness Mitle business are without for common pulle led, part at ‘exad at Ble, ine inter a rice for fine ‘at 2e., 85,000 do. spring eat ico Daten Cave sales ate 5,000 | at ore Puiltp and 14,00) ra pul or abont ie, 8,000 tbs, weoured Maxican on private terms. BROOKLYN Burai, Any. —The realdenee of Mrs. Jonson, 110 Myrtle avenue, was ransacked by burglars yesterday afternoon, who stole about $200 worth of jewelry and other articles of portable value. DROWNING CASUALTY AT GRERNPOINT.—-George Richards, a boy of 61x yeurs, Whose parents reside in Franklin street, near Java, Greenpoint, was drowned yesterday whtle playiug ona rait at the foot of Kent street. A POLICEMAN ACOIDENTALLY KILLED.—OMcer Brannigan, of (he Forty-third precinet, met his death about half-past three o'clock yesterday after- noon tn rather # singular manner. lt appears he was on duty at the Hamilton avenue ferry, and while engaged in preventing the vehicles from getting jammed tn passing ren the ae got caught between a large truck and the gate Poet and Was so terribly crushed wat he died shofly atter the accident, His vody was removed to lits home, The deceased was a very efictent ofMcer and was loved and respected by all who knew him. EXPERIMENT ON A N@W PAVEMENT AT Prosrpuct PARK.--Yesterday alternoon Commissioner Danie! L. Northup, secretary of the Board of Water and Sewerage Commigsioners, accompanied by Colone) Julius W, Adams and W. K. Schotield, president of the Scharf Patent Pavement Company, proceeded to Prospect Park, where the new pavement in question was tested, The latter consists of three/layers. The surface of the ground, or base, 1s first subjected to heavy rolling pressure, after which stones or gravel four inches in circumference 1s laid. ‘his 14 jixed and amalj igamated with a hot composition of phalt and otter glutinous substances. This is overlayed with stones ranging from au inch and & half to two inches in circumference, and 1s topped by an admixture of asphalt, coai ashes, sand and nome other material known only the patentee, the whole forming a finished clasile and durable pavement of about six inches in depth. The new onan p have already laid about $50,000 square feet heir pavement between the West arive and the cntldren's playground on the Park. The eiasticity of the same was put to a most severe test yesterday, in presence of the engineers and other competent ten, who expressed their woe ‘al of the same, an eight ton iron roller, drawn eight beavy horses, being driven over the pavement without producing Visible indentation in the surface. Tue engineer % he Par! A Martin, avd his assistants, Mr. John logart and Mr. J. G, Cuyler, have éach expressod their endorsement of the Schari pavement. ‘Tie pavement is now being laid at the Kighth avenue entrance to the Park in New York. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. . Married. CONNELI—-SPRNCR.—On Tuesday, Augast 1, at the church of St, Francis Xavier, by the Key, Isitore Daubresse, Mr. Avan G, Conse, to Miss Extn B, SPeNce, second daugiier of the late Jasper Spence, all of this city. CUTIER—HASsERT.—-AL the restaence of the bride's parents, pt bong a on Mg ty | afternoon, August 10, Mr. Caances N. Coven to Miss Heian Pravc daughter of Di Luke Hagsert and anddaugnter of tue late Aaron Hassert, Key. of New Bruusiick, “JoRNSTON—Newr1p,—On Tuesday, July 33, ab St. Poul's Episcopal church, Youkers, by Ney, Dry ‘Tracy, Mr. A, JORNSTON to Mra, BaLy 6, Reid, daughter of the lato Judge Torry H. Cahal, of ‘Ten! nessce, Nashvilie papers please copy. Lre—Cu) Ghebn AG Pendieton, 8. G., on Monday, ist 2, by Rev. Audrew Cornish, Gipgon Ler, vot New York, to Miss FLontpm, only daughter By Hon. Thomas G. Clemson, of the former piace. No cards. MILLER—GuUM.—In Brooklyn, Fi. D., on Monday, August 9, at the residence of tie bride's patents, by Rey, Samuel ‘kins, D, D,, SamceL BE. Mines to Mary E. Grom. MCMANNUS—-WOODWARD.—At Monday, Atianst 0, at the country residence of the bride’ oad in Tarrytown, by the Rev. D, M. Reeves, Wiittam I MOMANNUs to Manta ANTONETTS, daughter oi George M. Woodward, all of Brookiyn, Died, ARNOLD, —On Tuesday, Auguat LO, MInNtR Cut onty daughter of George W. and iaty Arnold, 17 months and 6 days. Notice of the funeral tn Agmarse bg ve ir. a ae Ge au, Lak Hospital, jor Davip A. Avis ‘The members of Pactiio Louge, No, 288, F. and hth regi en, embers of b 8, we ot oMcors and members of Co, F, requnent, av Well ae those of the Thirty-aluin aud N.G. SN. Y,, and the omocrs and tae Forty-seventh regiments, N. ¥, &. Voluntescs. are respectfuliy tavited to attend the tuneral, (nis (Wed- nesday) afiernoon, at ove o'clock, a6 the Church of the Holy Commumon, corner of Sixth aveuue and ty pated atreet, TKINSON.—-On Tuesday, August 10, after a ton nd palnfa! itness, Joun 7, eldest son of Milen wn’ the late Eawara Atkinson, ‘aged oi years. ‘The irieuds of the tamiy, and those of his grand. father, the lace Hdward Sherlock, are respectfaily in- vitea ae aitend the funeral, from his late residence, Fast Forty-second street, first house east of secoud avenue, on Thursday afteruoon, at one o'clock. BuLt.—On hionday, August He Spoplexy, May pon, rect of William G. Bell he 45th year of ber age. The friends of the fatily, and vege of her son-in- law, M, J. Phillips, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 423 West For ninth street, tuis (Wednesday) afternoon, at halt ae one o'clock. BIGLUN.—On Mond: ey August 9, Joun M, Brantn, the beloved husband of Mary J. Bigitn, in’ the 35th bic of his age. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are respect- ted to attend the funeral, from his late re=l- ‘0. 209 avenue ©, on Thursday afteraoon, at two o'clock, BOLGER.—On Tucsday, August 10, after a long and painful tliness, CaTHanmNe, daughter of te late Owen and Margaret Boiger, atives of county Wex- ford, trolaud, in the 20d year of her age, ‘The friends of the family are respectinily invited to attend ihe funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her iate residence, Fort Hawaiian, Tepe) Island, ay she reat in peace, ND.—On Monday, August 9, O' ia fine th year of his a ‘The friends and relat! BoYLAND, es of his brothers, James and Aribur Boyland, and his brother-in-law, Miclael Flanigan, ore tuvited to attend the funeral, from tae residence of is browuer, Arthur Boyland, Seventh avenue, his (Wednesday) afterncoa, at one o'clock. Bukws At Qld Hackensack, N. J., on Tuesday, August 10, Joun Brrwsver, aged 61 years and? months, ‘The rotativea and frieuda are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, on ‘Thursday morming, at clock, from Nis tate residence, Rd .—In Hrookiyn, BE. D., on Sunday, August s Witla E, Brown, in bis oad year, the relatives and friends of the family, a!so “ members of Corner Stone Lodge, No. FY. and A, M., are invited to attend the funeral, {rom his fate residence, 116 Devoe street, between Graham avenue cha street, tis (Wednesday) evening, at seven ry % On Monday, August 9, Mrs. Mary 4 83 years, Relatives and friends of the family, also those of her son-ti-law, Hi. W. Monroe, are respect(aliy tn- vited (o attend the funeral, from her tate reside 415 Fourth avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. CROs38%,—On Monday, August 9, Mrs. SUSAN Crosse 87 ‘The re} 4 friends of the family are re- 1 the iunorat, from her late rest dence, 527 West fhirteenth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Davison.—On Monday, July 26, atthe residenco of his uncle, 8. B. Guion, uear Javerpool, England, Brasity pays, 8 DAvisGS, aged 22 bee al son of ODS ai awe owe 8 Peltauis will ie Brought here for Taterment, esday, August 10, MARY ELizapert U: jaughter of James and Catharine Dua, aged 11 months and 10 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfaily invited to atvend the funeral, from the residence of her parents 147 Kast Thirty-seq nd pireet, this (Wedgegday) attel noon, at two o'c tock. ELnig,—-On Aondiy, August 9, Captatn Ricnarp How ELLs, in the 66th year of lis age. Bali relatives and friends of the family, and mem- peg od tn the anne Society of New York, are respect- Ui ae Ayend the uneral services, at lis is te Kt oarth street, South rookiyn, on ex, ‘tay afternoon, at four o'clock. rechold, Moumouth county, ri Je Lecragt please copy. 4 VERTAEN,—At Elizabeth, x. 3, on oY ond Gay August 9, of paralysis, WiLLtAM HL Evertees, aged 69 Years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services at Christ's Chapel, Dy epee this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. FLint.—On Monday, August 9, CLaniesa, cidest daughter of Mrs. Mary Ann Flint. ‘ho relatives wud iriends of the family are respect. fally invited to attend the funeral, from the rea!- dence of her mother, No. 118 Henry street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without fur- ine notice, FuRURY.—On Saturday, August 7, NT Smmton EccENe, only son of I. P. Leopold and Esther Fleury, aged 9 months and 27 days. MoRsuAW.—On Tuesday, August 10, Saban For- SHAW, aged 65 ye: oars, The ey eS ud frjonda are invited to attend the fundral. a& firth omew’s church, this (Wednes- day) morning, at ten o'clock, JOszVH G, MANLEY, in the 4ist year of HANLE) his age. The faneral will take Ue bard (Wednesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 157 South First street, Willlamsourg. ifant,—On Tuekday, August 19, PaTRick Harr, aged 62 yeara, The friends aud relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 31 West Warren street, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. |AYES.—On Monday, Adgust 9, JoHN FRANCIS Wa¥rs. the only sou of John and Anne E. Hayes, aged 11 months and 6 days. ‘Tie fnneral will Cake noon, at two o'clock, parents, No. 10 Ridge street, Hoyrman.-At West Haverford, va., on Friday, Augdst 6, Berth BepxMan, daughter of Kev. EB. A. and Mary ©. Hofman, aged's months. HUTcAIso At his residence, corner of Atlantic street and Jackson avenue, Bergen City, N,d., on Monday, August 9, GrokaE Hurcuison, aged 55 years and 9 days. ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, ou Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, — His friends and the meiubers of the New York Caledoulan Clab are invited to attend. Take the Bergen and Mouti- cello cars, a Glasgow and Rdinbarg papers ple: Keecer.—in Brooklyn, oa son Samern K Ry ABET 69 yeurs. ‘The relatives and friends of the famuly are reape: fully tuvited to attend the funeral, from the resi, dence of his son, 88 Dean street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at four o’cloc] Kune.—On Taesday, nat 10, Mautua KING, wile of Henry King, aged 70 years, The relatives and friends of the family ure te- apectfuly invited to attena the fimeral, from the KHptscopal church, Tweuty-piath street aud Madison avenue, this (Wednesday) alfornoon, at one o'clock, precisely. yokes Monday, August 0, LatRAM.—In peyy GEORGE LATHAM, aged The friends of the 1 Tak vate ro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irdm his late residence, 79 Prince street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) alternoon, at three o'clock. LYAVENWORTH.—On Monday, Angnat 9, at the residence of her son-in-law, B. WW. Cameron, £4 Staten Island, Attics, widow of N. Leavonwortl Ksq., of this clty. ‘The triends of the faratly are Invited to attend the funeral, at Trinity church, this (Wednesday) morning at ten o'clock. MANAHAN,~.On Sunday, Augnst 8, at her resl- dence, No. 6 Prince street, Mra. M. A. L. MANAHAN, the eldest daughter of Charles and An» ‘Camphell, the beloved wife of Thomas Manelap, m the 36th year of her age, e this (Weduesd ) aiter- oe the residenc of his af, hay ve August 8, ‘The friends of the family are ri eapootively invited to attend the funeral, from the avg ae place, oa Thursday afternoon, atjope o'clock, to “home Csine- tary. Musical friends we to attend. RCHANT.—On Monday, August 9, of inflamuia- tion of the brain, Rave De Forest, infant daughter of Albert T. and ‘Isabel De Forest Merchant, agod 7 months and 19 days, MoREHOUSE,—In Brookiyn, on Monday, August 9, STEPHEN M. Morgiousx, in the Sia year of his aes ‘The relatives and friends of the fatnily are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, 1 hin late resi- dence, 115 Johnson street, Brooklyn, on Thuraday afternoon, at two o'clock, Monrow.—At Eh City, on Tuesday, August 10, Riciann MoRNow, in the Svth year of his age. one particulars concerning the funeral see to-mor- row's paper. MORGAN.—On Monday afternoon, August 9, E1s- worrn, gon of John W. and Kate Nisworth Morgan, aged 4 months and zt days. "fhe funeral will take place from the residence of his pareuts, 162 West Twelfth strect, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, MoMorRine.-On Sanday morning, Angnst consumption, MARGARET GornoN, oldest ‘daughve, of tucharad McMorripe, in her 19th year. ‘The friends of the famiiy are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence her father, 868 Sixtit | avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ove o'clock. j amfrtes and Castle Dougias (Scotland) papcra i} pigas coy. | Nys—-On Toesday, August 10, Eunen N loved wile of Wiliam Nye, 2 years. ‘Jho friends aad relatives are respectfully tuvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 115 Sackett street, Brooklyn, on Thuraday afternoon, at three o'clock, YB, be- PRASLBY.—ACt Harlem, ki Sanday, August 8, STEPHEN, youngest von of Charles W. and Emma Peasley, aged 6 months and 17 days. ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend tho | funeral, front the residence of his parents, south side Livth street, pear Firat ave., Ue (Woduesddy) afiernoon, at hait-past three o'cioc! PEN¥OLD.~—On Sunday morning, August 8 Ep: MUNDY PRNVOLD, in the 77th year oO: ‘his age, ‘The friends and thoge of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services, at the Presbyterian charch, corner of University piace ana Tenth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at hal{-past nine o'clock. UIGEBY.—Ou Monday, August 9, BRIDeet, widow of James Quigiey, ‘The funeral will take place this {Wednesday} afters noon, a8 a ~ two o'clock, irom ber late rest. den cKO street, uth Brooklyn. Friends ® res; sarang Invited to attend, EN Be eae morning, August 9 Parrick Roac#, a | Relatives family are tnvited {9 ie) ane on Fronds ‘af Aart to tesldsnce, No, Ri attend thi Ogk street, the Woguonda ) afterndon, at 2 o’o} ‘HO! fet Aes a Pa, Be widow oi bath year of be mpaon, In the wid ate ae wil be sole to thes toh Preaby- ( si ixth bh rier 8 toe o'clock it friends of the fami cfente i i ‘KINS. 7 On Moudey, August % Mth Beize miss NEW YOKK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST HI, 1869. peR SEE Ww: ay) ee ee Lanai relict of Morris Tompkine, tn the 16th year of her age, The relatives and friends of the Saw are respect. eae rent fully mvited to attena from the reat- dence of her daughter, Mra. cers 163 bapa om street, ee this iWeduestay) atte THOOn, at five o'clock, ‘The Temains will be taken to Waite Plains for roterment, on ‘hareday morning, at ten o'clock. Kteap.—at Murshiand, ‘seaton Isiand, on Monday, August 9, SUSANNA D, Burrron, widow of Jona Koad, aved 72 years, The relatives and frtenda of the family are invited to ationd the faneral, from the residence ot her son- indaw, Peter M. Kotth jevaa, Kag., on Toursday afler- nOOD, At One o'clock, Swirr.—Ou Mouday, August 9, Ten C., daugh- ee of Judah Swift, eed 2% years, 4 months ad 2 i ae South Any 1a, pitied mcgpces nia, N. ¥., this (Wednesday) WALDRON, aden t his residence in Hudson, Y., on Monday Boring, Angust ¥, of apoplexy, aged ¢ CuARLes P. Walon years, SALES AT AU CTION. —3. M. TAXLOR, AUCTION Mapnificent # Pisnotorte, Bronzes, Gaspets, Pier, Mantis Di nite Pubic auotion, thts $0) vate residence No. 57 and Biath gvedues, commencing at Wi, o'clock. ‘The auce Honeer would call parcicwwr attention of bid frienda and the public to this sale, the catalogue comprising the largest Foroture, 44, Drawing Room Suit, Velvet aes, Lace Curtains, Chamber aud + Arnguat 19, at the pri- hireet, between Fitth and lchest assortment of Household Furniture overed st auction this seasons the house, f ished fess. tng six months, cost $15,000, Drawing Rovms--Marq) de rose Cabinets, Heagere ‘ables, Super Sutt with blue cold, etimsun gull aatiu ‘brocatel of t Dreaden Ornament Stat hy eminent artiste Holy Fant ‘Anelent Rome, Winter fecne, Prait, Flowers, Scents in ma zerland; Bronze Vlook, Encolgnures, Muste Cabinet; 7 octave rowwood Vianoforte, city maker; Stool, over; Matstands, ‘rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Wardroves, Hehly carved Hedsteads, Hair, Spring Binnkete, Beats, Couaterpanes, Dining Boom = : asters, Salvers Yea service. Huby, Covent’ Ginsawares Tabie, Linens sheild ‘Fable Gut ory. Sule porewaptor Be—Partios winhtng to atvend this gale take Firth avenue stages or Sixth avenue care. SSIGNEF'S SALE THIS DAY OF SUPERIOR CASI vet Farniture M. DOUGHTY, Aubtioneer, will well by anetion an Wodnesty, Augus, U, at 1034 o'clock, 118 Fuliou and 4 Ann streets, the entire sock ture contained therotn, 1m part as follows -- Reo. aut Parlor and Livrary Suita in reps and halrcloub ; extension a Dining Tables, Buffers, Library and Secretary Bookes soa, Library, Tables, ‘Vurkish Chidra and Loungos, ronewood and watnut Chamber Suits, Curled Hair Mattresses, &c, Full description in cata- Jogues at sale and worthy the attention of the trade aud housekeepers, By order of Jaines K. Hall Assignee, UCTION NOTICE. wis Day (WRDNEBDAYD Ato exrea AND “SPnCTAL BALE Pre re, 80 LOTS READY MADE FURS, consiatin, MINK, nay. SQUIRREL, | FANCY gov cb) German ani Te! ¥ ii MUeRa COLLAKS, PRLGRINES, OA Hh i CU! FF. UB LINING SILKS in jroat variety. Catalogues and goods now ready. M. TOPPING & CO. uel a Nac liy oh compra a XN pean OPPORTUN TY a orerel Hi Kophéia a) Large ale of vel enificent and cost EDWIN NICHOLS aU (Wednesday) morning, August U1, at 104; Targo bi Auctioncers, will soll this O'clock, all the Fare niture and Carpets at the rown eons ey 18 Bias reel, near Broadway wut Sixth avcnue, Mag. nifcent fokewood Pianoforte, Paintings, five Parlor! fae covered the richest deacription French satin seat sod reps: Contre Tables, Mirrors, Ourtaius, Bronges, apt ete, ole ae Ress, Bea eres, Turkish Chairs, Lounges, Réd- Nay hear aot it, covered Wri pen, Fe : “ta ch wane za) Pier pacts hates a aia Ware, Cuslery, ing to attond this We cars OF stages. AA} |, WILDEY, AUCTTONEER—CONTINUATION BALE «of the| batunie of the maguificent Houschold Furaiture uperd rosewood 7 octave Pianoforte, Pier Mirrors, elogant Febtch satin brocatel and fie repSuiln, Centre Tabi, ey Og Dining Room Furnivure and table Fisbiy la walnut Bedroom Furniture, fins Horse ir Mattrosses, fine Carpets, &o., €c., contained tn the large brown stone ‘resl- deuce 185 Raat Ninoionth street, near Third avenue, tas day (Thursday) commencing at 10% o'clock precisely. Bale poniktvoly without reserve. AvetiOn a saLb OF nots, stor: D_RROGANS: Sean ye hy SAT.ESROOMS, 2 AND 28 WAEHEN STREET Wir hon) til itt NEXT LARGE SALD oF BOOTS, SHORS, BROGANS, BALMORALS, £C. NESDAY, ; ‘AVGUST I AT 10 O'CLOCK Eee ON WEDN. .M. Catal sady on morning of sale. A. A. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S SALP. JAMES OLIVER, Auctioueer, will seit of auction thie dag, at 10 A. Rogers, Public Administrato order of A.J. tite Siosk ahd Fiztures of Tiquor Blots Xo, be Mulbrry sree, belonging to the estate at | Gal aban Moti arthy, deceased. @ aucTION—oW, PAINTING logue #ale af choice Huropsan snd American agtises, th at Artistw’ Salesroom, $0 Ni o'clock UOCTION NOTICE.-A BRILLIANS TONED SRVEN octave, four round cornered Pianoforte; carved les and Case; originisl cont #600, for $225. Alvo general aszoriment of good Hoasehold Faraiture in tote to cit purobasers. Call at Bleecker street, near Broadway. _ LUKE FITZGERALD. A USTION Nor: 7 PRIVATE SALE, ROSEWOOD and black walnut Furoiinre, at auction prices, finished ‘and untiatshed, in great variety, to pay advances lo cabinet manufacturers, Call and exaimi (ore buying, HISTALAR & SON'S, Auctioneers, 427 Broadway. LESS, THAN AUCTION cent brocate! Parlor Suita; also two ry and Dicin, 68 Biescker’ street, near Brood. BY PISLIP 1 a of Art, by eminent day (Wednesday) 1th, san street, commencing at 10 pot walnut rop Suits, a at Pact Furniture cheap Yor enh, Y A, M, ORISTALAR, AUCTIONFER, Household Furituie, Steinway Planoforte, &c. Farolly Diarwonlin, Jewelry. &., te; A.M, ORISVALAR & SO Rollodoars: duy, August 12, at ie ‘clock, nt No. 12'Colwabia »! jee! Houschold Furniture, consisting of black walnut J i sell Thnra- eet, far Sytt in gr er Sulley Hair Naiireases Oll- cloths, Velvet c Dining oom and itehen Uiguaila, ins, otter intings, one rosswood Btelaway A. Soh ‘anororte, overstring, modern improvementa, rounit cor- ‘vot Cluster Diamond Kercings we ne get Solitaire Dinmond Eatrtnys, ne lady's gola Wate and Clinin. ne gents gold amon ‘atalogues o and ‘oter ewetry. ¥ ‘ARCHTRALD » JOURETON, AUSHOREES, OFrricE 94 sulcaroon 31 Nataay sire DOHBION WAN TASSEEE: will geil thie day, Aygast Tlovelogée, at their salerooin, 37 Nussaw atroat, A fino pt EO i Guromor, Bngravinge, Oil Palutings, French Colored Prints, £0. +: L Saloon AUCTIONEER. anes and S7 Nassau atreet. sIpems Pianos, te. songnuehela uence Spa A IE att am, wi 10sg ofotock, af thete, Salegroon, Mt fae street, & lange ‘Seon ment sid rniture, Pianos, Sewing Ma- chin 4S MOroaket Gaines, he, AC. Particulate to- Mirrors, Carpets, £c. RKER & THEALL will soll (rhateday) at 10¥6 o'clock, at thé Com auction to-morrow ereial Selesroom, my 1 a dle aide Bulte in roe and Aategiotte two rarewood Pinnotortes, Hine walnut Bo Gofas, Sete eal age fogs Ont ssn, Fisted Ware, ke. ROOTS ad Gukiee, ho Aeeproct MOntalogues qarly morping of rate, v hy BAVERSDORFER, AUCTIO ae ina Ein inh Goods; neat a on, i Hg re in. wed, (Koxtisuatton fare, | via ANTHONY J, + enon ‘Auettonser, Will vell on Wednesday, Alicuet 11, at femal ton ee i, Take steamer Never rg Fe pos pier ier'No, 82 North river, foot of Dnane sirect, at ‘Carringas al ae depot to convey aoe gers | ™ sigan _Kenstogton Park, | | pane THADE SALE OF ‘Boots and Shoes at Salcsroot belwaeo Murray au ‘ i caialoese ee gompr! Hon, ouitable trates Lys cone the am t aie i chat Wiss morsing during the your. ‘ neers and mw fasion aroha Satega Piece, Naw ALE AT AUOTION-PRIDAY, AUGUST ar ATI Fs, aE AT dt iGamtecnth mess, Bast river, fret band York. jorcrip- home dow! ye feck Long, M4 feel henm, douDIe. en; fers aod Cee Rotaak tte: Adina eng sinus order, Term Tiers,’ For part ply 10 Re AG a: Hs Sout, vreau “<RONdH 7, KAUN, AUOIONRRD, WILE BEET ON \& T huraday toornitg, at 10 o'clock seit ook, Fixtures of Liquor, Lagor Beer, ibiard and, ‘and Bow! a Bit Se 180 lot Tae an Vet asap Sato oie of Furniture corner’ ie is nest pl re ot invited. Sale posi- iivey weithons ee. ener Ga EORGE COOK, AUCTION! A hod SE! a riot i —— ol woud ea he a F ROWAL Eat ht a RTGAGE SALR, THIS bai bia 1 “iio ie 2 Rin roses lag ARI. sae Attorney for Mortgages. — J.* at 4 aan cor Eo | Wil tony alas elon. Bae This black ata mt wonder ta’ feos Bu a F auction tila dag, LA u ronaway | Bates de. aan igh Summer Safes, of 7 a ape porns SALES | AT AUOTION, See are OF HANDSOME HOUSEMOLD PURNE it ture tris ( ) afterngon, Bs 3 picloek, 94 the pre vate real eth ana nth aven niGcent rosewoo.! Piane for vet, Brusavla Carpets; ofp kant arlar Bates covered era green and gol and crimaom fad gold satin Brocatol aud green tops: sre Tey bain ponzes, Bedutcal, Bureaus Wasiete cy Mattrosba, “Beudiag ‘Linen,’ Sideboar ‘Taw Low Chal a Kane Ctuery i poe he Jase, Crogl ay “Suian Ware’ MOntaagn, sane —or ROSEWOOD. PIANO, ROH diag, Faring Barnicury ravings, Hooks, gs, by cout & ingravings, Books, c., by MURPHY, fn Marcy avenue, north of DeKalb, isrookiyn, Thursd day, ‘Auguat 1d, at Wig ocioce: past eat tak AWHAROKER'S SALE... W. INGRAHAM, 68 NEW Jo owery, will wail this day, at ti o'clooi, Meo'e aint Womew's Clothing, Conia, Pants, V i Dreaaoa, Bhawis, Remnants, Beddin pias Veale, alk DF joots, Shoes, Books Moss Brothers, 6t DAWNBROKER'S SALE.JAMES AGAR, AUCTION. cer, wil sel this day, at salegroom, 48 Euat Broadway, at IT o'cldck, 509 lots Men’s and Women’s Hothiog, Bbstta, Spreads, Table Linen, by order of P, ‘Bey 0,17 Walker at. AWNBROSER'S SALE THIS DAY, BY JOHN MOR- TIMER, 15 Kast Broadway, of 400 lots Women's choice doo Freel, Giothing, Bedding and other G Aa, by order of PB, 17 Grand street, Williamsburg. SMITH & LANE, "AUCTIONERES, OFFICE (34 GANAL reot, corn or Mu tty wall thi day, at IL o'olocks, on Fifth between 10%h and Mlk streets, the valuable and ateon years’ Loase of that beautiful resideaca 80, which is large and commodious, has a splenaie Saloon attached to it, and ia handsomely pituated at Of tue oxtremoly lovely aud popular Central Park, It ie the happy resort of pleasure folka and # grand apot to reap money. Also the entire Saloon and Household Furatiare Of the family, watch will be positively sold in lots, Buyers, speculators and dealera ora are warmly invited. SUARt SALE.—MARBLE MANTELS, 4C,—RICH- i WALTERS, auctionrer, will sell this d: Wednee ‘ik M., at Creare Thirty-fifth atrect et tnd Brot #2 large ge antity'of Marble Maniole 3 Marble ko, _WittaM Backn, Dep JAMES EN, Sheriff. W*. NITES, APCSIONBSR, SELLS THIS at in ik ‘clock, at 454 Canal atrect, Parlor eoviclsgs, Biaok tuloes con y aid onamelisd do. ; Matirensen, Feather Bods, Table and Bed Linen, Contva, and Extension Fables, Purktnh Lounges, Easy, Hocking and omner Chases ; Cains, pulnes sliver Stover, Wardrobes, Books French plata Mirrara, Danke, and evsryching useful an edsesary for’ nonsekeepingy tatty oF ferly he second band Car, ‘Oficlothe ‘Matas » fu; Dealvrs aus ‘Goods packed and shipped." others lovcatt fi 2F TWO CHECKS; “ONE FOR 100. Ox desman’s Hank, the other for $800 on thi jank. As the abora are worthless to any bul the owner Nitable foward will be paid for their delivery to G. 5., 189 Fulton streets Brookiyn, ee O8T—$5 REWARD.—A TURTOISE Sat rocks 4 Yook, st: with gold and silver, ud A. Be Ri ‘The fin keep “ contents if he Garni rekuca, the pookot book to 1 fr) Rivera, 76 Beaver pirgot. Tost OsT_ON SUNDAY MORNING, AVGUEPS, A RLAQK _ frock Coat, containing vaitg exoapt to owner; ae Rout saiabie lo Fowaed will be pala Coe a return to Joba pal Callte:@8 8 L& O8T—AT GRAVESEND, THORSDAY 4 mgt, August, a black Cour lik a, place ft her igi fa SRR ard will iy ye p paid tc rotura- y [fol ASH APACE acho a of the Momorandam 6 nodce willbe Lvacsily ‘rewarded by leaving it at tho ofice Of Bamuola Brothers, cofuer of Fars ty-fourth aiseot and First avenue, “ Tea arekite He, eR o Bout erty, goat « ee Pe otice, en "islam neh tg yr wee £2 x3 BES ony if MONDAY, AU irae GOIN: wp faseat areet 1s. fo age gn gd St afk ot Bed i are up os coenot Twent betweed, 9:20 anil 4:50 YM vara a Posket0oky ‘we ‘ut the Swruer. he a delivery wy room Ho A aonn ihe i ant * £ 14 — THR NEIGHBOR ico, “oF ‘Staten Island, a Rowboat. T va it by ving description of the same ‘and for th ti saree ent and ex, expenses. , Inquire of Eling Moore, rset. T° PAWNBROKERS. WO HEAVY BLACK SILK 5 Dresses stolen on the 5th of anges for which their Cult . value wil be be pald. Address 274 West Twenty-fitth street, 5 STRAYED, FROM FIFTH HOUSE FROM PIEriet BD, seman tien tier acon’ Raves suas te about 2 legs. ari Petter Math ‘houser oreo. 87 Pearl atrect, New York, will ret ceive the above reward. 10 REWARD.—WENT ADRIFT FROM STATRA Tsland, August 7, the Bottom of an old veasol, with ac 10 attached. The above reward will be pail for the ce covery of the cable. Addvegs Mfcnwel Lynam, Cis(ton, 8. fy $: 2 “REWARD.—STOLEN OR TAKEN BY MIBTAK mn July 20,0 Box cuntaining machinery aut oe inaviced “Eratl Provost,” from pier Tha above resra will be paid on the return of the imaehlary and and pay uo questions asked. a 00 REWARD—1O03T, ON LASTSATURDAY NIGHT, in Forsyth street, ‘between Broome and Grand, aa old fashioned goll lever Walch. By leaving 1f veils Yolen Cariand, corner of Hesier and Bowery, te finder will vecei7® the above reward and nu questions asked. £05. Broadway, firet toft, ETRCTIVE POLICE AGENOY, 73 1 BROADWAY (LATE 68).--WARRIN, WHIPPLE, 10. refer to ihe meresntile community as to 4 oreaeial osneny fasiliions sianding end experience, Caation.—We lure no branches ix New York. MACHINERY. | nnn nnn ENGINES, PUMP: a “Bol . TANKS, LATHES, A; Drilling Machines, poner Egbacco Cutters, Bhat: , Pulleys, Belting, Sterm ‘aives. new and accom hata. = MIDD. Dkarow s 2 & HOAKE, Sua Water atreot. FILE CUTTING ACHINE JUST RECEIVED from England for cneae File manufacturers ire fuvite ato examine ft, New and second hand Machimery of every daacription bought ind wold nt 406 Water, etcest street, Kear Dover, P.M WE GAN. ‘ ANGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE—WITH PUMP AN {, all connections, in perfect order; now rnaning Grronwich atvoot’ cylinder trek Mattawan; Voller ai botee, horizontal wowlat. “Apply as above, tag Knives for ali makes of planing machines; warrant- { ACHINERY FOR SALB—ONE OF WRIGHT'S PATENT Point two minutes’ walk trom Teubh and Twenty Abies wiroet [208 AXD WooP WORKING MACHINERY —sURWAG- eA to give satiainction. Sout for pian lst WM, W. SCHENCK, 67 Gold MA Jae sine Scroll saws, also some Shafting and Pulleys factory, Oak atteet, near \igahington, Grow SEOOND HAND LATHES, PUNCHING “MACHT: rge Shears, small Trip Hammer, Leather Belting, Biscktoaley Tools, &c., large and small Pullegs, cheap, nnon street, in Fear. woe, & MANN'S IMPROVED PORTABLE AND STA: tionary Engines, Saw Mille, Burr Milis and Boilers of ail kinds; senid for our Hew pam het. AA MPSON Gortts serra sae 7 eee 10 | ND 0-HORSE ENGINES, FouR, ~gix AND eigut foot Bngine. tall ise era & Darton Tobacco b ware. 3 alk Cur Le ‘ull angers, Sbafling, &c. Ma- = Fopenh REOMG, Bho WANTED APARTMENTS WANTED FOR HOUYSEKESPING. odern Improvements, { looation, for fdule’ torape must be iaderate 6nd focation Fespécta- referenoee cxchangea., Address H. H. fy Herald 0 o wo CONGO: | SON OES: ht Cees. SINGLE seat board WANTS A SUA IRE A Room, without in a pleasant contra location fog price ard ferred, Address, stating -OUSK WANTED.—A THRRE STORY BRICK OR brown stone front House, either tn New York or Brook. fyn, wanjed for two years or more. Address W. (., box 2,758, Post ofige, giving location and terais, pep ecinacmmnrnoetntcarntd “OFT WANT! ‘D_BY BY AN IMPORTER OF FRENOW between Duane and Franklin and Broad part of one might answer, Address box 19 Pos and Dantias HAVING FURNISHED AND stood epoaplip Dien ted ace taaalciea Oe biter oe io 5 tao nt BY A GEN AN AKD WIFE, A SUITE Wri Pallet A A vicinity of Four or oy stating teenth atroet ‘avenue terms, &¢.) Q. Pe 7 ANTED—BY ae = revaee AMILT WiNtke Bk, A REA crABLE FRY 1, fully furnished House, in, good location, between faa fag ‘hi aa Ht ag beat Mikencoloiee 2 given, asress a We bon hb be Post Way ar A A SMALL FAMILY, THRER STORY Ordes and in yood Loca ou eA erat ad For rilath streets, Address K. Ahr yy ey Mi sxcoed 900 to B55 pet mga, Addreae Re Herait oluce. qr ‘ANTED-—BY haul ae Dd At) wo month. we ae es TANTED TO RENT-—A meat aN Jocation, beware treete, west side, GNIFIORNT 8A’ ios oh et crite ie ‘B&pDING.—HONSR. sae : EEE rate tre, sollin me dt otteen. ann. bY