The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1869, Page 7

a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WEDNESDAY, August 11-6 P. M. ‘The second of the government purchases for the Month of August of five-twenty bonds, as per order of Secretary Boutwell of the 2d tnst., was made to- Gay by Assistant Treasurer Butterfleld. Proposals to ‘sel Were submitted by twenty-seven houses in the street, the aggregate amount offered reaching the Lotal of $7,250,000 against only $4,400,000 as the total | of the offerings on last Wednesday. The follow- ing were the proposals accepted, amounting (9 $2,000,000, the sum announced to be purchascd:— 1,000 1862 reg. Aj0uy ikss reg. 1,000 185 ep. ol 10,000 1265 ep. new mee Ss uh. Mo 180s coh “181.00 Hite tio ope He 14,000 1807 coun 131'90 1-10 114,500 1867 reg. x 90.00 £20,q40 1850 cp. ‘new... 1EL nae . ne . Hrovaoo tess eb 189 21.00 10u,600 1885 131.13 SHE 109,000 4585 21,18 1.0 Rd e62 29.98 21. 1867 © 21:09 31 i009 Ibs " 000 1838 1855, 9 Brow deat BY : wT 10,000 16 24 Luju0u 18 (60,000 16 29 B6,C00 ieea Ho tet is Wa ios $ 200 18.9 ep. new . 10}000 1862 reg , » A ‘chase of $1,009,090 on account of the sinking fihd Will be made, ‘Tho effect of the lange offerings made the government was felt in the mar- ket to-day in a rather sharp reaction in the prices of the national securities from the high figures at whieh they have been hoid for some days past. Nor was this Confined to the five-twenttes, but was shared by the Other issues, the eiatire list falling off 44 to X per cent. In the afternoon the market was somewhut improved on the ten-forties and the currency sixes, but the tive-twenties were mostly at their lowest late in the day, and duil, The followiug were the closing prices at five o’clock:—United States sixes, 1831, registered, 123!¢ a 124; do. do, coupon, 12334 a 124; do. five-twenties, registered, 12236 a 122%; do. do., coupon, 1862, 125% a 124; do. do., coupon, 1864, 12255 a 12274; do. do., coupon, 1865, 122% a 12274; do. do., coupon, new, 1865, 12155 a 121%; do. do., coupon, 1367, 12134 a 121%; do. do., coupon, 1863, 12144 a 12194; do. ten-forties, registered, 111% @ 112; do. do., coupon, 114% @ 116; currency bonds, 110% a 110%. “ The money market is beginning to exhibit sigas of that disturbance m the mouetary ease of the great Lastern financial centres, which results from the yoarly tidal efilux of currency to the agricul- tural districts to aid in the movement of thelr sta- ble products, Already the banks report shipments of currency to’ the Southwest, although of small amounts, Cincinnati being the principal point as yet to which these shipments have been directed, which may be regarded as indicating the inception of the grain movement in the middie and border States, As yet the sums culled for have been too inconsid- erable to exert any imiucnce upon the Market here, and with the heavy = dis- Dursements of the ‘Treasury for the next two weeks on account of bonds purchased, are un- likely to be felt tor some time, Tne demand for cur- rency to-day was easily met at previous rates on cali loans, although transactions at five per cent are be- ginning to be exceptional, and six and seven per cent may be regarded as the ruling rates, Discounts @re dull at from 7 to 9 per cent. ‘The gold market was dull to-day, with a further de- cline in the premium, The price opened at 125%, from which it fell off to 4, but rallied again to 34, continuing steady between these figures, 13514 to 1854; until after two o'clock, when it touched 13534, falling off later and closing in the room at 1853. After the adjournment of the board the price fell off to 135, and with intervals of recovery stood at that figure at the close of basiness. In the loan market the raves for carrying indicate an increase of the short interest, ranging from five and ahalfdown to three per ceni before Clearing House time, Subsequently five aud seven per cent were paid. The steamer Kusaia to-day took out $265,000 in specie, and engagements for over $390,000 are reported for 10-morrow’s steamer. The follow- ing table shows the range of gold during the day and the price at stated hours:— The decline in the premium was attributed to the fatlure of the Cavinet to take any action upon the Cuban question, as it was expected they would at the meeting yesterday. The transactions of the Gola Exchange Bank were:—Gross clearings, $46,828,000; gold balances, $2,676,178; currency bal- ances, $3,635,475. Foreign exchange is,dull and unchanged In rates, the produce bills expectod upon the late heavy pur- chases made on foreign account, as it was stated, not having made their appearance in the market. , We quote:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 10914 ® 100%; bankers’, good to prime, 109% a 11014; short sight, 110% 4 1105/; Paris, sixty days, 5.18% 85.13%; short sight, 5.12/40 5.114; Antwerp, 5.18%, 8 6.1337; Switzerland, 6,183¢ a 5,153; ; Hamburg, 3534 a 35%; Amsterdam, 4074 @ 4034; ltrankfort, 4014 a 407%; Bremen, 783g @ 7934; Prussian thalers, 7037 a 7144. State bonds were quiet to-day and generally stead y except on North Carolinas and new Tennessees, both of which declined at the second call. The fol- lowing were the closing figures:—Teanessee sixes, ex Ooupon, 62 a 63; Tennessee sixes, new, 6514 a 5534; Virginia sixes, ox coupon, 57; Virginia sixes, new, 61 bid; Georgia sixes, 91)¢ bid; North Carolina pixes, ex coupon, 55 4 57; North Carolina sixes, ex coupon, 497%, a 50; South Carolina sixes, new, 66; 65; Missouri sixes, 871 a 8714; Louistana sixes, 71 a 72; Loutsiana levee sixes, 64. 65; Louisiana levee eights, 86, The stock market was animated and excited to- day, with a downward movement in the prices of Lake Shore and the Northwestorn shares, referable fia the case of the former to free offerings to realize upon the consummation of the consolidation gcheme, and accounted for in the latter ‘a9 resulting from ihe operations of a certain promi- nent ex-“rie director, Whose name has been already mentioned in connection with ihose stocks, and who, report says, 1s once more active in Wall street. Rock Island on the other hand exhibited asudden and considerable advance based upon rumors of par- chases on account of the Pennsylvania Central Rail- road with doveloggiignis d ia Furi Wayne in the dis- tance. The Vanderbilt shares were exceptions to the generally erratic course of the other features and firm, in aconfident feeling that the meeting of the York Central and Hudson River Rail- rond qiygetors at Saratoga to-day ili résult in the accomplishment of the iong promisca consolidation of these roads. Pacific Mail was in sympathy with the railway list and feverish during the day, with a downward tendency in the after. noon. St. Paul stocks were also weak. At theclose all of these shares were above the lowest prices of the day, as given in the subjoined table of thelr ex- ‘reme figures. The express and other miscellaneous Lowest, 8636 210 18556 64 Lake i 10736 hicago and Northwestern.... 91% 8975 rol and Northwestern preferred ,.. woes 00% 9755 Rock Island, + 118 116% Milwaukee and 8t. Paul . « 83% 81% “Milwaukee and St. Paul pret’d 914 9056 The following were the prices on the second call of the Stock Exchange:—Cauton, 60}4; Cumber- land, 3534 bid; ; Western Union, 3813 a 3854; Quick- sliver, 153 0 16; Mariposa, 7.8; do. preferred, 13 a 1634; Pacific Mail, 86 a 86%¢; Boston Water Power, 14a 15; Adams Express, 603,; Wells-Fargo Express, 21% & 23; American Express, 40 a 40%; United States Express, 6634; Merchants’ Union Express, 10} a 13; New York Central, 2104 a 210%; Hud- fon River, 185% & 186; Harlem, 165; do, preferred, 163 bid; Reading, 973g @ 9744; Michigan Central, 131% bid; Lake Shore, 107% a 10774; Ilinots Cen- tral, 140 a 141; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 10634 a 107; Chicago and Northwestern, 8975 090; do. preferred, 97% a 93; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnatl, 75% bid; Rock Island, 11714; Milwaukeo and st. Paul, 82% @ 82)g; do. preferred, 9074 a 9114; Toledo and Wabash, 74; do. preferred, 81; Fort Wayne, 163% ® 16376; Alton and Terre Haute, 354 4 38; do. pre. ferred, 584 000; Olio and Missisaivvl, 92 @ 9274; | pubite, | Leather, 1414; Corn Bx Detaware and Lackawanna, 110 9 112\;; New Jersey Central, 109 6 100%; Chicago aad Alton, 100 8 161%; do. preferred, 162; Morris and Besex, 60); 0 8056; Hannibal and St.tdo*eph, 197 0 127; do. preferred, 126) a 127%; Colamwbas, Chicago and iadiana Cen- tral, 34%. ‘The following were the Wide for city bank stocks to-day>—New York, io; Merchants, 21; Me- chantes’, 197; America, 10% City, 9094; Phenix, 109; Tradesmen’s, 150; Pulton, 100; Greenwich, 196; Merchants’ Bx Leather Manufacturers’, 19%; Seventh Want, 112; Commerce, 125%); Ocean, 100; American Exchange, 14; Bank of the Re 120; prer, 106; Irving, te: Mie. powtan, 196; Markel, ita; Nessun, 160; Bhoe and at: Commouwealth, 112; Importers and Traders’, Park, 106; Central Nattonai, 111; Fourth National, 104!¢; Niuth Natio: tg; Tenth National, 105; Orieuta\, 160; Gold Exchange, 1%, ‘The earnings of the Chicage and Northwestern } Rawivoad © nupany for the Gest week of August were: lees, $240,578 1809... aes, 408 sovoees $12,106 Uitainess transact io the sub-ireasury ia this city to-day were as folows.— Goid recelpts. God payments. a balance Curvency receipts. ency payments Curvénay balance General DAIS, ++ +++ sesee Included in gold Fecey{s—Castoms, : ‘The exports (exclusive of Mecig) ‘rom New York to foreign ports for the Week Sading Augus 10, and since (he commencement of the year, compare as follows with (pose of 1807 and 1864;— 107, 1908, 1899, For the week, $9,923,544 «$9,200,912 «$8,727,514 Prev, reported. . 112,594,844 99,079,580 108,800,478 Since Jan. 1,.$110,403,335 $102,258,602 $112,017, 087 SALES AT TE NEW YOU STODC EXCHAYSE. Wednesday, August 11101 #10000 US 5-20,0,"65,n.03 122!5 1400 she Reading Lu do. 1 0 do be He 2244 1224 i ‘ 6 ea n 6 10) 18% 9g 64 Mich Cen 8's, n bs, 132 wy StUChIo & NW Ist... 9134 wt 1000 Cleves Tol 8 f bis, 100 my 2000 C, C&ind Cent lat. 83 2 1000 do. sees 8 a" 1000 Morris 995 ra 9", ban 85 wise 10 Corn Kxeh Bk. lie, 20 Del & Hud Canal. les 800 Cumb Coal pf. 200 do ut 100 West L 100 Mil & st Bae Owels lw do. Bes, 100 Boston Water P, 100 Mil & St ay 60 Citizens * 00 Pacific Mail § 0 5 lo. 160 Adams Express. 10 cr 200 Ohio AM ise K) 200 Del, Lack & Weat... Eig WON J'Central BR... 1 00 0 15000 do. is, £1500 US 6'6, 10-40, reg. 112g One oClock P. M. 2290 shs Chic ANW RR. 90 (Mil & St Paui RR... BL, i do a 500 Readiog RR. . i 109 Mich Conteal it... 1 500 do, 109 Chic &N 10834 200 di Joy 8 do... bot cail 1085 20 Morris & Ea Ri... 895 90); 100 D & Sioux © RR-b's 109 STREET CUITATIINB. Halfepast Five o’Glock P. M. ‘ & North ste ss wt a $ Horiuweatora pt fea bes Roc eee HIT w MTG str seeee BPG a BIg 2sigm 2654 St Paul pref... ia 9 Lake rere oats One aa nye % r ‘a i 3a 86 Piusburg. Wea 107° NJ Central ao” COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wervnespay, July 1-6 P. M. CoF¥FER.—The market for Rio was moderately active, the demand being from the trade, and prices were steady at yesterday's quotations, Tae sales wore 6,800 bags ex Mar- garot Prowic, 628 do. ex Bertha, and 7,653 do. ex Wanelet, on Feivate terms, Other kinds were qul.t, Dutateady at former uoiations, “Gorrox,—The market was only moderately active, and, with continued fair offerings, le rematned Shear A Tho sa'es were 1,897 bales, of which 852 were for export, tor spinning, ahd 410. cn speculation, For future deivery, the suica were to @ falr extent, belng as follows: -700 balew, basis low middling for December at $7',0., 80 do, for Decemn: Der at zi4e £00. do, for January at ¥6}ce., aud 100 do. for Deoemberon private terma “We quote :— Uptar nds Mobile New Orlea andi ortta, and Memphis. and Teas, Ordinary . 236 s Good ordinat 30 BOG Bug ld, Good mi % 8 35: FLOUR AND G! ‘ecolpts, 8,484 bbls, flour, 11 ond bushels wheat, 9,535 do. corn, 81,928 do. oat. ‘The dour Ket was dull ‘and 100, lower on shipping grades of extra, Salifornia flour was quiet, but steady ; the sales Were about 900 bbis. Southern flour was im beiter demand aud more steady in value; sales 1,000 bbls. Rye flour was in moderate demand and prices were heavy; sales 900 bbls. Corn meal bre Sat at our quotations; sales 210 bbia, 0. ustate,. Wenuate Or a $8 0 Superitne State. Wa “650 Extra State, 7008 780 Choice do. - 135 1% Superfine Western. 60a 650 Extra do... « Sia TH Extra Mio: Tiba 900 Round hoop Ohio, 65a 750 Round hoop Ohio, 75— 850 St. Louls iow extra. 70a 750 750— 800 80a 900 Wa oo Southern choice and family. 80a 1195 ouMery superfine and extra, 600 800 Qiigornt ks and SOk $90 yo noae 4500 676 Corn meal, 5iba 6 00 6iba 695 Siba = losin, nominal at about $1 a SL 75 for No. 1 spring. It #O0 for. No.8 spring, $101 » #160 for soft No. & apring, a 2 a BL Bidy for good t 70 for new amber Western #1 66 9 4470, new abi Tenneasee, U1 80 for new white do. @1 73.4 Bl 77 £9) ‘0. 1 apting, @1 80 for Galtfornts, sid $1 80 for w' ro. Corn was duli aid lower, The sales were 45,000 bushels at $1 10 a @L. 18 for od now mixod, 80c. a 81 12 for inferior to poor do., $1 16.0 E119 for white, BL ln 81 29 for yellow, and Bt M4 for white Southern, Onte were only ly #01 ices receded 2c, Tho sales ware 40,000 Bidet cor now, and fio. for ols, Ryo was dull aad 1,200’ bushels Westorn were sold at #1 20. Both barley malt continued to rule dull and nominal. FREtours were active f generally higher, The chartering tive, the demand being mainly for grain and ele, ‘rates for which continued rm. 0 ‘0 bis, naphth: rivate terms; an A\ fo sie hapa i ordered to the Adriatic at 5x tara Korth Gernien bark Wow in Hoston) from Philadelphia to the Baltic with bia, potroleum at Ge, Ad; a North bar atm aceon or thea voyage at 6a, pre aeanee eee um at Be, if tow e ty Continent, with 1,700 Dbla, port Ta Gara British ‘tons, and an American rks north side Guba and back with sugar at and an Italian Dark, tave Due capacity, to fl a: ‘cargo, of priv meee etre Bake werg quiet at 160. a 170. while cloth was quiet bot firm at nc, We hoard of no saica, Hay. -The market was moderately active at the follow: shipping, oe. etal lott #0. 15; long #120 8138 and sort do., Be. HEAP wae gail and we hear 28 tees ies ets Manila 4 ; jie aed oy. Saat, D368: © Fy do, and Tampico; fe en, doy In bond. = ve uiet but joes were un- urged. "ates 00 bales ‘at fron Ye. to 150. for common to CMTOLASaRe:—The business. was light, there being Unt ‘Dut pricen were ston teriaye quotations, 1 were 27 bbis. New Orleans at Wo. @ ds, Rico at 7. NAVAL STORES,—Spirits turpentine continued in damand and aalen advanced to le. per gallon; the opening See pl toro Pe nales Rass ins SES ne) iS ~ Tiiaerie i i io of ‘Bil w H16 for extra and prices were entirely nominal. enla wore quiet bul firm, with small sales at Lie. © end pickled shoulders, I8e. a 19¢. for pick- » & ie. for smoked shoulders, and 20c. 9 220. for begged do. wi Bi Licyee asics, £30 Ne, ¥ ta Brtma rendered, includiug 1,00 Uerces for this ler's option, tee market waa _crmer, though prices, ware ‘not uslabiy © was _urmer, ‘were not quotal Digher. Rales were made bbe. ab 1760, ‘and 1,500 do. about . a2 ‘a {alr foqucst and sales were made of We caaks ry” ee Maier re for faney. Tae linseed was in demand snd frm; 8,000 ‘were sold a private terms, Grane were quiet but firin ‘4 Me, for clover, 86 25 a 96 W) for Umothy and $20 a 92.70 for rough and fink. slow of sale, but held at full prices, The @ tc, for common to oo. an tito and Make. a 14/0. for Iie. & Me. for hard, 1c. a for yellow and 14/40. for to common ro- ubs-staterior Ho be. | a0. white, lee. ing grades, Ljgc. w 1l/ge: ; gro: cnand was moderately active, 0 anlen wore @,000 ibs. at 120. celpts, 920 bbla. The market was tolorably active, aed viows prices wore fully maintained. Tue sales wore Jy bole. wt gl Lda #1 13, tax pad. TUE NATIONAL GUARD, Ie Oto 14, ge. dow dos 18 to 18, i Anniversary of the Fifth Company of the Seventh, Had the Fifth company, which celebrated the an- niversary of its orgautzation on Tuesday, belonged tonny regiment but the Seventh tt would have been necessary to say so, but, as it is, by merely stating that it beionged to the beventh uo further expiaua- tion was needed, ‘The Seventh t known not only as a city regiment, but as an organization which departed with full ranks, without a siogle new recruit, at less than twenty-four hours’ notice, to defend the national cap- ital, the national dag and the national honor; to prove, in short, tat it was the National Guard in more than Dame, when circumstances of treasoa and treachery gave hope or expectation to each member of only a miserable death and au unknown tomo, Those who cavil at the Seventh may bo, and undoubtedly are, loudanoutmed pratera, but those wao honor the Seveatn, who glory in its glory, Who tura out night or day to express their approbation and sppromston are, ta numi jar ahead of the Carpers and fauit-inders, aud are the true exponents of tie popular idea and the popular esteem. Were any evidence of this fact waatir the reception of the Filta company yesterday an last evening would have furnished coouae. ant company determined upon having @ hotid: also & glebra jon Of ite companies . For the pur- ose of pull the torowgh in Spoa Bhapo a Tomnuttes, ny ing Brpora ar. Samuel Warren and rington, Qharles Fleming, otuers, Was appolated (to make arrangements, Tbe steamer Wii lam Piewher was chartered, the old camping grounds at the end of New Dorp lane were put im trim, and @ jal train was provided to carry the members to Tottenviule, AS was stated in the HgraLD of Monday Captain “Ryder could not command any other tha as joliy a set of follows as there was in the regiment.’ So it proved wo be, Not only were the members of tue company in full force, but the veterans of the com- pany—those who have fought and bled in the feild and who have done honorable service as defenders of the Union—were there in number, The command leit the regimental armory at a little after seven o'clock in the imorning. and em- barked at the foot of Eighth street, Kast river, Ar- riving at the Ricumond campiag grounds the mem- bers amused themsvives—bathing, playing bali, pitching quoits and telling stories until dityer ume came, when all fell in. After dinner ti' came wine and wit. Captain Speight responded on behalf of the veterans—imusic, “Auld Laug Syne’—Marshal Tooker on behalf of Mayor Hall of New York—music, “I dreamt I dweit in marble halls’—Adjutant Fitzgerald on be- half of the fleld and line officers and several others om pertinent subjects, After the merriment here the command marcled to New Dorp station, where a Special train was awaiting them, and by it ail were conveyed to Yottenvilie, Here tne entire Manahatia Club was drawn up ready to receive them. Ali the houses in the village were handsomeiy decorated with fags and moitoes; the ladies were out in all their grace and beauty, and the welcome which the soldier boys received from the entire popu- lation of the iwlaud was nothing short of an ovation. Arriving at the nds of the Manahatta Club, they received as the members of the club can receive them. xetarning to the ciiy the command was received by the Firat and Fourth compantes, and alter a march through several of tne principal uptown streets, which were lined with admirers of the regiment, the command and escort arrived at the armory, the formes tired and dusty and latter happy at having had the unity to receive go jolly @ set, and to have themselves, iu unison with the others, been the wey, of such undoubted favor from the citizens of York. - MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, CUTTER—HASSERT.—At the reaidence of the bride’ Parents, at Harlem, on Tuesday aiterncon, August 10, by the Rey. Elijah Lucas, Mr. CHARLES N. Cor. TER to Miss HELEN I’RANCES, daughter of Dr. Luke Hassert and granddaughter of the late Aaron Has- sert, Esq., of New Brunswick, N, J, HYNES—MILLETT.—On Wednesday, August 4, at St. Peter and Paul's church, Wiliiamsburg, by lev, Sylvester Malone, Tuomas W. HYNES to Miss Mania re daughter of P, Millett, Esg., of Williamsburg, MEHL—HILLIARD.—On Saturday, July 21, by the Rev. E. L, Ellison, at No, 39 Seventh street, [loboken, j. J. Mr. GEORGR E, MBHL to Miss ELIzageru LiL- &iaRD. No cards. TYTLBR—HARKIS.—At the residence of the bride's sister, Canaan, Conn., on Thureday, July 29, by the Hove Wn, Hail, Japs M. TYTLBR, Of tals city, to 43 Maity HAawRis, of Katonah, N. Y. Died. ARNOLD.—On Tuenday, August 10, MInnit Coba.4, only daugiter of George W. and Mary Arnoid, aged 1 year, 5 months and 6 ha The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the resideace of her pa- rents, No, 212 Kast Ste aaed street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. “ 'BANFORD.—On Wednesday, Ai 11, of con- sampton, Joun B, BANFORD, 21 years and 9 jonths, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the res. dence of his brother-inlaw, David Belt, a0 Went 'wenty-second sireet, cn ay . it twelve clock. vite remains Will be taken to mxville for interment Barwy.—At Stamford, Conn., on Wednesday morning, August 11, Hannier W., wile of W. Freder- ie tag and daughter of the late Nathan Starr, of Notice of funeral hereatver. Biaxe.—On Wednesday, August 11, Joun T., be- loved son of George and Mary ‘Annie ‘Blake, aged 2 Years, 4 months an Reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday efteracon, at Lock. anaes Gate ey Peapmnion, som u '® Eulal ‘aged 3 months and 8 days. anf ti , August 1 atter a CATHARINE, 4 ret Bolger, nativ : of county Wex- ly, on Tuesday afternoon, August 10, oMicer JOHN A. BRANIGAN, of the Forty- ec wae Police, while in the dis- chal uty. Mis romaine will be taken from his late residence, corner of Carroll and Bond ane Brookiyn, this queen mace ‘at 0 o'clock, to St. Mary's Star of the Sea Rowan Vavuolic churck, When @ solema Te NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1869, come. Mass will be colebrated, Geometers of the Holy Cross, Flatoash, meni San Francisco (Cal.) ts piease copy. BREWSTER.—At Old £ aacendaek, N. Ki on Tuesday, saener Us JOUN Brewers, aged 61 years andT mont ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock, frou his te Geaidenee, : for tnter- BRINCKERHOFF.—At Greenwich, Conn., on Tues- | Rue, this day, August 10, Epwin Ruraven, infant son of Gur- don G, and Cornelia M. Brinckerhoff, aged 4 months | 8nd severe iilness, Sanan D, and 3 days. Funeral services at tho residence of his parents, Seventy-cighth stroe’, between Fourth and Madison avenues, this ( flisday) afternoon, at one o'clock. o DkOCss.—On Wednesday, August 11, at his rest- “one, 85 Ruse Fourth street, Gzonaz BRooKs (comng: dian), aged 34 years. Le) Me cere Notice of the funéral in to-thorrow’s paper. CHARLES.—On Monday, August 9, Mra. Mary CyaBLES, widow of Robert Charles, aged 83 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also those of her son-in-law, H. P. Monroe, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, bt avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two Cox,—On Tuesday, August 10, Mary ANN Cox, HF years, ‘he funeral will take place at half-past nine o'clock this (Fharsday) morning, from the residence of her father, Daniel McGowan, West Hoboken, thence to St. Mary’s church, where a solemn re- ee high: mass will be said for the repose of her Doyrz.—On Wednesday, August 11, Brinorr DOYLE, a native of Queens county, Ireland, in the 67th year of her age. Faneral from her jate residonce, 51 Downing atrect, at ha!f-past one o'clock P. M. ELLIs.—On Monday, August 9, Captain RICHARD low ELxs, tn the 66th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, and mom- bers of the Marine Society of New York, are respect- fully invited (to attend the runeral services, at his late residence, foot of Forty-fourth street, South Brooklyn, this (Tharsday) afternoon, at four o'clock. ‘old, Monmouth county, N. J.. papers pleasd copy. Piiray.—on Tuesday, August 10, Daninu F. FAL: Vey, Oldest surviving soa of Julia E. and the late Michae el Faivoy, ged 15 years, 4 months and 17 tuneral will fake place from St, Lawrence's church, in Eighty-fourth street, between Fourth ond Madison avenues, thia (Tiaursday) morning, &t nine o'clock, Where a solemn mass of requiem will be cele- brated. His remains will be taken to Calvary Ceme- tery for interment. The relatives and friends of the family are respectiuily invited to attend without further notice, Frr.—On Wednesday, August 11, after a short tll ness, Konerr Fer, aged 43 years. The relatives and fricnds of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Seventh street, corner of Central avenue, Hanter’s Point, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Firvs.—On Monday, August 9, Henry H. Firvs, in the 57th year of his age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 672 Tenth avenue, near Forty-second street, this (rearaday} afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. GONZALIO.—On Wednesday, August 11, Frrpr- NAND J., youngest son of Robert and Mary HE. Gon- zallo, of dysentery, aged 15 days. JAMIRSON,—On Tuesday morning, August 10, JANE JAMIFSON, relict of James Jamieson, aved 56 years, ‘The funeral wi!l take place from her late resl- dence, corner of Boerum street and Bushwick avo- nue, Brooklyn, &. D., this (Thursday) afternoon, at two oan. Friends and relatives are invited to atiend, Luvy.—On Wednesday, August 11, Lovrs Lavy, ed 52. “friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, tts (Thursday) morning, at nine o'clock, from No. 847 Third avenue, Lyoxs.—On Wednesday, Angust 11, Jawrs HH. Lyons, in tho 26th year of his age, of callous tumors. tn the throat. ‘The relatives and friends, the members of No. 4 Truck, also the members of the Firs Department of Greenpoint are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his father-in4a’ Mr, Brown, 97 ave- nue D, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. MANAHAN,—On Sondav, Augnst 8, at her reet- dence, No. 6 Prince street, Mrs, M. A. L. MANAIIAN, the eldesé daughter of Charios and Ann Campboil, the beloved wile of Thomas Masahaa, in the 3th year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectively invited to attend the funeral, from the above place. this (Chursday) afternoon, atl o'clock, to Calvary Ceme- lary. Musical friends reqnested to attend. Mawsrieiy.—Iin Hoboken, on Wednesday, Aurnst 11, Manton A., infaot daughter of Isaac J. aud Mary Jane Mansfeld, aged 4:months and 13 days. The re'atives aud friends of the family are respect. fully invited to oe | th faneral, from the residence { Ler parents, No, 182 Willow atrest, Hoboken, N. this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘MeRcHANT.—On Morday, August 9, of 1nflomma- tga, gt kg or, Kate De Forest, infant daughter of Albert T, Taabel De Forest Merchant, aged 7 months and 19 days, Monrow.—The funeral of Rrcrann Morrow, wil take place from the residence of his brother, isaac Morrow, 93 York street, Jersey City, this day (Thars- day), at twelve o'clock noon. His remains will be N. J.. for interment, Dat ra please copy. M ‘uesday, August 10, J. Morris ¥ RRL youngest eon of Robert aud Emily i, ~ mr a aged 18 years. The frien ts of the fFamtly are invited to atiend tho funeral, this (Tharaday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from the residents o! parents, Lafayeite ave- nue, petween Va’ bit and Clinton avenues, yn. Louisville papers plogte copy. MoMony.—At Vort Jervis, N. Y., on Thursday, August 5, after a lingering illness, Dr, Jon B. Mu- MUNN, tn the 60th year of his age. Hits remains were taken to Midatetown, N. Y., for ean Saturday. Nye. Tuesday, Angust 10, ELLEN Ny, be- loved wife of William Nye, aged 32 years. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited ita Sackett st Brookiyn, this (Funradsg)wivessons, ef urs’ Orne st three ofclock. siege apeaapighan BERTENVPER.— At Stapleton Heights, Staten Ial- and, on Wednesday, ‘a 11, at the residence of her son-in-law, lon, R. Brick, Jr, ReBvECvA, widow of Captatn John C. Obertentfer. Her remains wiil be taken to Philadelphia oa Tues- be morning ior interment, "Day.—On Wednesday, August 11, at 139 Charl- be gt hee = Bia x Kare O Day, daughter bs ed 3 monte ‘ 'y O'Day, ag e friends are requested to attend the fnnoral, this (rhnrsday( aftornooa, at one o'clock. . O'GREADY.—On Wednesday, Al Jong and painful illness, Miss JOUANNA U'GREADY, a native of © yap county Waterford, Ireland, lay her soul rost in peace. ‘The relati ves and friends of the family, and also those of her cousins, John, Jeremiah and Patrick Kennedy, and her nephows, William O'Connell and R. J, Morrisson, are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, on Saturday, from her late residence, 335 First aveaue, thence to the Church of the Im- maculate Conception, East Fourteenth street, where @ solemn requiem mass will be offered . for the repose of her soul. .—On Wednesday, Auguat 11, WILLIAM J, O'HeaRy, only son of William and’ Catharine U' Hearn, 4 months and 26 days, ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from 113 Eldridge street, on Friday alter- noon, at two o'clock, Porrkn.—On Wednesday, August 11, MARY Cara- ARINE Porren, youngest daughter of Thomas and Hannah Potter. ‘The funeral will take place this (Thursday) after- NOON, at one O'clock precisely, from the residence of her parents, No. 26 strect, Reivers. —On We: y “— Il, CATHARINE Manoarerna, beloved wife of Reinhard: Reiners, 36 years, § months and 7 days, ‘he (riends and relatives of the family are respect- ecull oe neha Ye ren of the family are fuily Aavited to attend (ne funeral, 2 as oe ie from dence, Franklin street, between Kent and streota, Greenpoint, L. 1, this (Thuraday) On Wednesday, August 11, Jom Preven Son’ eR, aged L9 years. ‘Yhe friends and relatives are fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis residence, 719 th street, on Friday afternoon, at two olock "The remaiua will be taken to the Lathersa Pa., Biasnon, wiaew of ip tbe remains will be taken to the Scotch Presby- terian churca, Fourteenth Bear avenue, this (Thareday| at whencd the funeral will take at three tn the afternoon of the same day. The frieuds Sat are respectfully to attend ‘without farther invitation. Tirve Oe Menday, August 0, Raway i. Tircs, one ory relatives and friends of the family, also the Sra pet tata ts Rae io Bia te Yo! tece, So 32 Toma Brea tus (Chure af) Snembors of Templar Ledge No, 200, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to ar Povins corner of Figoweenth street amd avenue, thie day, at tweive to lest tribute of reapoct to our deceased 5 . Thee, order. 4 DUKE, M., fame 5. ores Sa. 4, on Wetneeday, Auguat Ii; Puancts Touts, mt | Ww » formerly of this city. bag a ‘Wathen. ngast it, Lise Swow- TROT ey Uberiee it, p DD years PHvo"Tumoral wil wae eince Sais (ibgredar’ after: eats | et from thence to | avon, at three o'clock, from the Bethel of Plymouth church, Brooklyn. ‘Tsterr.—On Wean , August 1, Pa tag daughter of 5, W. and Maria L. Tribit, years. A bud on earth, To bloom in heaven. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the reaidence of her parents, 407 West Thirteenth street, near Ninth ave- (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. L.—On Wednesday, August 1, alter a long and 8 months. Aneta, ES The relatives and ‘cends are respectfully invited So athens the fart, from her late residence, No. ‘avenue, on Frida) vermoon, at ogee without further notice, eee “ 1L90N,—On Tuosday, July 27, at Newburg, N. ¥., or hemorrhage of the lungs, Ba MUL ‘Avaverte, son of William and Deborah Wilson, 39 years. Wooncock.—At Ravenswood, on Wednesday, aneom 11, WILLIAM N, Woovcocx, in the 64th year of his age, ‘hg relatives and friends of the family are reapect- rufiy haviged to attend the funeral, Trot ot Thomas? church, Ravenswood, on Savurday atternoon, at one o'clock, Boat leaves Peck slip for Astoria at half past eleven o'clock. Vin ___ PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR $300,000 CITY LUNATIC ASYLI Btock.—Sealed proposals will be received at U ‘om trolier’s oflice until Tuesday, August 31, 1869, at? o'clock P M., whoo the same will be publisiy opshed fcr the whole ot any part of the sum of $209,000 ot “City Lunatle Asylum Block,” authorized by chapter 56, Lawa of I an ordinance of the Common Council, approved by the Mayor July 2, Bald stock fa to be. fesued for the purpose of providing additional buildings for lunatics in the city of New York, and will bear interest at the rate of seven ceut per annum, payable half yearly, to y of May and Noveinber in each Year, and the principal will be redeemed on the first day of Aucust 1889, |The proposals wiil state the amount of stock dosired uM 869, and by and the price per one hundred dollars thereof, and the per- sons whose proposals are accepted will sheconpen be re- nthe sums quired to deposit “with the Chamberlal awarded to them respectively, Prous Lunis as wOe On cr to re Thamberiain for, sh wil be aiutts NRE el te oe Hoe gaat amount ofthe ar valuc Of J a em, bearing interest from the datos o ts mone Beck proposal ‘should be sealed and endorsed “Proposals for City Lunatic Asylum “ enclosed ina second envelope addroased to the Comptroller. ‘The right is reserved on the part of the Comptroller to reject ‘any oF all of the bids if in Eis judgment the interesis of the corporation require it, RICHARD B, CONNOLLY, City of Now York Department of Finance, Carspiroie:'s OMee, August, 1830, cee aanernnsoncnnrant URNITURE, | FAMILY ABOUT MOVING WOULD their English Brussels Pastor Carpeig, ture, &c. Inquire at 108 Weat Twolfth str, A ~2W0, NEW MAGNIFICENT SATIN PROCATEL «Parlor Suits; also two walout rep Suits and a lot of Parlor, Chamber, Library and Dining Furniture, at a ¢acri- fice for cash, 58'Bleecker street, near Broadway. FAMILY LEAVING CITY WILL SELL A MAGNIFI- cent satin brocatel Parlor Suit, cost 100, for 200; one do, 175; one walnut Suit, covered with reps, $65; Piano- forte, Elageres, Curtains, Paintings, Carpets, Bronzes, Bed- stoads, Bureaus, Washstands, Spring and Mair Mattreazes, Dining Furniture, wt hail original cost. 118 West Twenty: sist t, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT, COVERED BROCA- tel, cont for $175; one do.. #70; Etagores, Book- ie, Paintings, Planoforte, Bronzes, Carpets, Mirrors, Silver Plate, Bur Bedateads, Wardrobes, Mattreases, at half original cost; property family leaving olty. 67 West Fif- teenth street, near Sixth aventie, SPOSE OF Bedroom Furni near Sixth av. ~ CARPETS, FURNITURE AND | BEDDING.—IOUSE. keepers’ supplied with the above on easy terms, Pay- ents weekly or monthly. KELLGY & OO., corner Twenty- fith strect aud Sixth avenue. No connection with avy other siore. C{AREETS, FURNITURE, AND OILCLOTH., OFAR, J RELL & GREENE, 195 Eighth avento, corner Twentieth re felling @t feduced prices. Weekly or monthly ake: street, payr ed SALE CHEAP—FURNITURE OF THREE ROOMS; good chance for those going housekecping; must be sold this month. Address M. C, M, _DENTISTRY D*; ORANK'S OSTEOPLASTIC AND GOLD FILLING for restoring decayed, broken and senaitive Tecth to their original shapo and soundness, without pain; 16,000 testimo- nials, Removed to 213 West i'hirty-fourth strec % EAST TWENTIETH STREET, IS yeara aud 6 | Third avenue, 11, after a | # PPR DOPE, ‘ ing substantial and nataral looking Teeth, on rubber, al ve the Ul Keited FEXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN TWELVE y —Benumbing: egy tifnl ‘te 1; Set, #10; Plumpers » ViLLiKS, 10s Giahd, near Broadway. Branch flee, 205 rand. : ae _OLOTHING. ie be T MINT2'3, 526 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY- first street. —Wanted $78,000 worth of cast off Clothing, Carpeis and Jewelry, for the Western and California trade. Ladies and gents, we guarantee to pay the highest price in ash for the articles, A call or @ mote will be punctually ats (ondad tg by Mx, of Dire. Mintz, T 246 SEVENTH AVENUE, SECOND DOOR ABOVE Twonly-fourth street, rucelyed $60,000 cash to purchase Wearing Apparel and Household Furniture. Promise to pay 60 per cout more the apy one by calling on or addressing or brs, ROSENBERG, AT MINTS NEW STORE, between Thirty-firs e nation, of B lies aud gents can secute the hal th for their Cast OF Clothing, Carpets, Furnl- ture and Jewel ny ae we have received large orders for the Western and California tradé, A call o: te by be punctnally atteudod to by Mr. or PMINTS. ‘dass A] M Wane, @ ‘Sxl AVENCE, OProsiTE « Eighth street. —Ladies and gentlemen can receive the full value in cash for ‘thelr Cast Of Wearing Apparel, Dia- monds Jewelry, Carpets, Furniture, #0. ‘the beat you can do is please to call at my establishment or send us ‘a note; the number ag above. Ladies waited upon by Mra. Marks, True you will be dealt with to your satisfaction and benefit, SIXTH AVENUE, and whirty-second ae ear the ASTROLOGY. A —MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR- voyant.—Visit her for everything—sickness, bi theft, nam¢ 34 409 Canal atrest. cea ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATORAL CLAIRV! reveals your whole life, from the cradle to th 2Canal street Feo Zl. MADAME LE COMTE—INSPIRED SPIRITUAL “MED. icaland Business Trance Medium; hor information is positive; French and Engli jumbera, good luck, spoken. 82 Amity street. ‘24 ANNA, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, MEDI- caland Business Clairvoy: nd Spiritualist, causes love and eee pane ‘no satisfaction, no pay. No. 241 ween Nineteenth and ‘Twentieth streets, agate Sigh CAN pa Pg aes tert 28 oms on resen fuiure, Gentlemen ladies 60c. 290 Hu sireot. (PUB ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON, SPIRITUALIST, causes speedy marriages, $0) Fourth avenue, betweed Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, N AEE PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY ‘without mereury. Ollice and consultations very private: Dr. HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street, A PeCALer <De. R pg ag tg neh OF N. . U. Medical College an jurgeons, Lon consulted as usual on private diseases. Ofiice, 20 ‘Contre atreot, near Chambers, N, B.—No fec unless cured, ——————— A —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 1) - West Twenty-sixth street, guarantees relief to all’ fe male complaints, “Pieasant rooms for dursing, ~LADIES' PHYSICIAN.—DR. H. D. GRINDLE, 120 cant ett Twenty-ainth atroct, near Sixth avenue, having is years successful and uninterrupted practice in this city, guarantces certain relief to ladies, with or without medicine; to the most anxious in 24 hours, Klegant room for la- requiring nursing. A —LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.—DR, ASCHER GUARAN + tees immediate relief, without the slightest danger Superior Contement Tastitute, No. 3 Amity place. CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH A Saeihon medicine, by Madame bag ST eer idwitery ; ov ractice, Her infallible Frenoh female Pills, Nos, price €1, or No.3, specially prepared for Indies, ‘which can’ mover fail, are ate and y, Sold’ only at her office, No. Fifty-second street, first door from Fifth avenue, and at drugglat’s, 153 Grecaiwich Street, or sont by mail, Caution.—All olbers are MME. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- A wire, cures at one interview; elegant Rooms for nure- i ae. 42 St, Mark's place, Mi, De EVANS Of Chatham siroc, without mercury. ; ree or '. feancod restored Uy bla kilair of Live, recommended before marriage. y LADIES IN TROUBLE—WITH A Scetrithont edicts by Dr EVANS, Bt Ghathans direst. Powerfat, safe. Monthly Pills and Mixture, @5, Cireuiars firet post. LADIES’ GREAT BENEFACTOR.—SUCUESSrUL Seer ie RVANS b4 Chatham niteel; power. Peas private dis- CEA omse here ort Wy, ON LL DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY.—EXTER- Avswcyrrissten, ihsntae Ree rate wrens terp stnemscot been F2ou pm ae. f ——~} or Bo charge. onsultaiion and & COOPER, 4 DUANE Desthe eeaseres STRERT, CAN BE CON. thirty-four years’ practice pertect cures or no charges OMGOPATHY—W. A. GREENLEAP, M.D. 18 Aes rss sassewssaene end tires a street, LM O%, MANHOOD OR INPOTRNOR: WESOLTING Fir mkt aeaaee Reores eta my ‘ anon AGAL NOTIORS, N THE MATTER OF THE GroROR doing neas in the @aum: District Ji if faa Mat a meoting of all the creditors be held on Ue i Lp Angas at 12 o'clock, at the court, for the gradua- sss acl wy ed claims. His Uonor has ordered attend. ‘By onder of the Coun? s?>naed and - ¢ os ‘as, duly 2, RAMON T. RODRIGUEZ, FFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNA, for the Thirty-necaud distuet of the Seateot Now Pores Second and Pourth warda of the Hy isin of vali law, thi eolrad gt ac and <caamerellons Of property oubjeet oi the “ to Towide intornal reve Pe eee ies Sie J Pato Wied therein ie jareh and taxos enumerate rave Pocotab ge y toa of the 7 . ‘sun-, days ex. ‘Meh’ day of Juiy anti re tou tay ot A 1 sive, between ue hours o'olock A.M. ‘and 3 o'clock P.M. ‘The lists herein referred to comprise the taxes 0@ aveotal trades and prof nud the taxes lt nd tablew gold rraichen, gait ‘and sliver plate, for tne teres apon i and shee to the sums due by rempectively, ac to the lists atoroenit, within the her ‘wpectied, wil 0 Hablete the yecri! by law. JOSHUA Dated Naw Yorn, July 94, 1862, 23 Y, Snnnancinnnsisticalh . BOILERS, TANK + Driliiog Machines, Holsters, Tobacco Gaiaga Raat jog: Pulleys, Belting, Riba Pipe" Valves. new and ‘seoond haud, MIDDLETON & KOAKE, SA Water atroet, (UAMPBELL | PRESS.—FOR SALE, ONT SUPRR- royal Campbell Presa, in order, with all Improve. menta, ‘The rame that the celebrated (ruit piece was printed on. Apply to W. Ml. BROWNSON, 45 Puiton street. NGINE AnD, bsg yr) ron naps wire PUMP bey connections, in order ruaning Ovcenwich street yuinder Bid, Mattawan ; boller 23 horse, horizontal tubular. “Apply as above, OR SALE—15 TO 40 HORSE POWER ENGINES AND Boilers; all fixtures complete, Stone Breakers and other laghinery very low. C. H. POLLOCK, 61 Chambers at. oR SALE—ENGLISH FILE CUTTING MACHINE, Sturtevant Blower, No. 3, Grimshew's Compressed Ale sided, near Dover z: iWEGAN. OR SALE—BY W. L. CHASE & %$ LIBERTY street, a second hand Steam Engine, £5 horse power, complete, condition; can be CHER, -PANCOASE & CO. * with 40 horse power boiler, in seen in operation dafly at AR 4 works, No. 9 Mercer strect. ‘The abov? machinery is for sale simply from being too small for the uew factory, aud will be on very reasonable teria, )LTON IRON WORKS POR SALE—REAL ESTATE, Bindings, rose, Machinery and Stock. the oftice, corner Cherry and Cor! ‘strocta, terse ts ‘ACHINERY FOR SALE—ONE OF WRIGHT'S PATENT large size Scroll saws; also some Shafting and Pulleys; atthe Trunk Factory, Oak strect, near Washington, Green- v oint, two minutes’ walk from Tenth and Twenty-third strest ferry. oop & MANN'S IMPROVED PORTARLE AND STA- Tk onary Fngines, Saw lest a ‘Mills and Boilers of all kinds; ‘or our hew pamphiet “HAMPSON & COPELAND, 42 Cortlandt street, 10 AND 2 HORSE ENGINES, FOUR, SIX AND eight foot Engine, Lathes, Rogers & Dayton Tobaceo Cutters, Bolt Cutters, Pulleys, Hangers, Shaftiog, &c. Mar chinery' Depot, 14) Centre strect. Pum Mi Re eee WOUND—ON TUESDAY, iN BROADWAY, A SUM OF Money. The loser ean’ havo the same by proving pro- perly aud paying expenses. Call at $40 Broadway. OUND—A YOUNG SPOTTED DEER. THE OW! ‘can have the same by proving property and payin, ward. If not called for within two days it will be sold. que at 48 Clurystie street, basenyent (barroom), (rom 10 A. OST—IN COMING FROM WHITE STREET AND 4 Broadway to Gresnpotnt ferry, in Dry Dock stase, Tose. day afternoon, August 10, « Gold Seventh regiment Pin, with Company figure “4” hauging therefrom. The tinder will be rewarded on bringing the same to 119 Broadway, room $5, OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING, A NINTH REGIMENT _4 (National Gnard) Gold Badge. The finder will be re- warded by returning it to J. Hart, 10 Wooster street, in the atore. OST—TUESDAY NIGHT, BROADWAY, BROOME OR Spring street, hunting case Gold Watch. Very vaiuable to owner; present'from his father, Finder suitably rewarded by leaving w’ Nelson Young, Herald offic I OST—A BOOK ON THE MANHATTAN 4. Savings Institution, No. 61,539. ‘The finder will please rélurn the same to the bank, corner Broadway and Bleecker atreet. JTRAYED—FROM STABLE, A SMALL SIZED GRAY ) Mare, long tail, Whoever will retura ber to 617 Sixth avenue will receive & reward, ENRY FREEMAN, 4 EWARD.—LOST, FROM 253 SIXTH AVENUE, A Dor, of the mastif breed; white on breast and fore Teg; answers to the name of Prince. The abore will be paid on returning said dog to Geo. Sauter, a8 above. —STRAYED, FROM NO, 410 WEST TWENTY- De. eighth etreet, near Ninth avenue, a large Hunter aad Setter Dog; color brown and white; much fringed about he enrs; anawera to the name of Sport.’ Anybody returning him (p sald house will receive the above reward. F inWARD.—LOSE A LARGE RING, BARDON stone, oval netting, figures Endymion and Cupid. ‘The above reward paid on return to John C. Giles, Ul South William street, $3 REWARD.—STOLEN OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE q on Suly 2, & Box containing machinery and pu marked “Emil Provost,” from pler 83 The above rew' will id on the retura of the machin and ry To quedtions asked. GOME, BASTET Sy 535 Broadway, first loft, 10 REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, in vicinity of Hudson River depot, a black ‘runk, marked H. W. H. on one end and E, K. on the other. The above reward will be paid by leaving {i at 98 Amity atroct, Hrooklya, L. 1, . . . ae BROOKLYN BOARD. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, RESPECTABLE Boara in Brooklyn, noar Wall street ferry; re! fam- fly preferred. Address, stating terms, 4¢:, E. A. T., ‘Ox 4,559 fow York Post office. . it ik ALL HOUSE, WILLIAMSBURG.—THRRE MIN- utes from ferry, thirty from Broadway, New York. Comfortable, airy rooms, excellent table, very low rates for ual to the country. ——— ve HOTELS, OSes HOTEL, 759 BROADWAY.—EURO- {open all night; rooms single or en suite; — N®% her F nil Sen aoa om brid ayard— ‘uropean plan; rootna; lodg:; ings 50c. a Ge. nightly, $8 to $4 weekly ; for gentlemen cane ‘ADSWORTH HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE AND THIR- teenth No, 62.—Familles desi street, leairing superior apart ni ments, with table unsui are particularity invited to call. pd ecard ceoatrelin innit eee Ee HOUSES, ROOMS, &C WANTED. _ YOUNG MAN, WIFE AND ONE CHILD, TWO years old, want 8 or 4 Rooms, for housekeeping, about ptember 1; rent nol over #20 a month, on the fine of the Dekalb avenue cars or a block or 0 from there preferred. ral rculart location, cow dc.,5. B, box 108 Herald offee, Puiskszasgeed FARMER WISHES TO LEASE OR PURCHASE A Farm, suitable for stock raising, in Weatern New York or vicinity of Western States; good references given if ro- quired. “Address box 87 Closter Post olfice, Bergen county, SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS A FURNISHED Room in the neighborhood of Thirty-fourtl wont side, prefera.n rivate family. Address, stating terms, &c., . P., box 4,7 ‘ost ollice, New York. FAMILY OF THREE, NO SERVANTS, WISHES FOR housekeeping an unfurnished second story Floor, witl modern im without emi ence; vements, in @ clean, qulet house; owners ebildren preferred: ‘out moderate; boat refer= Prompt pay., Call or address, with particulars and AUTIEL, 39 Grove street, S AL fy UNFURNISHED HOUSE ON LEASE Goon local or val family; not over i low ~d ton street: Address P., box 676, Post office. ‘ANTED_—FOK A TERM OF YEARS, A SMALL house in good location and thorough repair, Address ., 46 West Twenty-fourth street. ‘A! beans, Mw ig —_ ae Se, UNF URNISEEDS 2 cation al 4 on Address T. "dq box 1,544 Poet oes, y~fourth at ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. A SUIT teonth Sirost ana Blain avenue preteree’ Gait stalin ‘avenue terms, &6., 0. Ir, box 4,108 Post Sfice. “yg "ANTED—UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISH- ed, & stnall House in city or vicinity, not to ‘s700, oon? stating location and particulars, J, ©, 8., Herald a LEASE A HIGH STOOP HOUSE, WITH improvements, below Thirtteth street, ‘Third and avenues, Oy a responsible tenant. Address, with terms, House, 96 Beekman street. WANTED SEPTEMBER 1, TWO, COMMUNIOATIN, aRirnlebed Mone he two single gentlemen, wet First and Fourth avenues and Fourth and Sixteenth streete. Address, stating terms, W. Herald office. ‘ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, IN cality, medium size, not below Twenty-third of above Fituleth street; between Sixth Lexin; oS ferred, Immediate oaseasion. to h dress A. F., bor 1,344 Post office. Yi ANTED—WELL LiguTeD gEALMTER Soper a DLEY, A} 1 ‘out power. RA! ns} +4 a ee & te, 3B’ ALL FAMILY, A FURNISI ‘fous, between Twentieth ‘and Fe ay % must sas erar Mou Wow Worx Le tasroans Company, 118 and 1 ay. man dd wife, with one servant, at! " fieraia 0 = THR! pM RL a ference Ad ao add dhoes'H.'P. Hes box 1604 Post of ANTED -THREG OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOM for child, in yy ve Poulloouth an below Te ;on oF th avenue; rent $90, per month; possoasion Iinnediately ons ex Wanre Seer f SMARL, PNEURN TATED