The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1869, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. _-Wepygapay, august 25—6 P, M. “Phe money market, although still abundantly sup- plied owing to the gencral preference on the part of capitalists to employ thet funds on call, was ashade more active towards the close of banklag hours this afternoon. Up to this tiie tne rate even on miscel- Janeous collaterals had rarely exceeded seven per cont, but under the better demand for money arising OUs of the “bullish” tone te operations on the Stock Exchange the stock houses were larger borrowers than for some time past, and seven per cent was more freely pati, It should be stated in this connection that the Treasury disbursed the money in payment for $83,730 worth “of the bonds accepted at the government purchase to-day. ‘The balance, amounting to over @ million and a half of dollars will come ‘apon the street to-morrow, when also part payment ‘will probabiy be made for the $1,000,000 of bonds ‘shen to be retired forthe Sinking Fund. Payment ‘67 tu8 bonds purchased to-day will be made tywo- thirds in legal tender notes and one-third tn national bank notes. The Assistant Treasurer, General Butterfeid, ts very desirous of accommodating the merchants,and the communty generally, We have hhad occasion already to approve of the reforms In- wtituted in the Treasury wullding. Another with re- ference to the payment of government interest, one muen needed, has just been made, General Butter- Id has arranged that the registered coupons due September 1 sliall be paid in the room facing on Pine atrect instead of in the Rotunda, and that seats shall be provided for those in walting. To- day authority was granted for ‘the further ‘transfer ‘of gold on San Francisco account, the amount being one million dollars, The sales of bills ‘to proc! old for this transfer were reflected in the weakér character of sterling exchange, @ few prime bills sélling out of second hands as low ‘as 109% for sixty days and 109% for sight, although ‘the nominal quotations wore from 109% a 109% for the former and 109% a 11044 for the latter class of bills, The increasing exports each week and the very doubtful amount of our indebtedness to Europe on last year’s business, as shown by the statistics io the Bureau at Washington, leave the market without strength. The failure of a produce firm was reported to-day, but no statement was given of their Mabdilities, Government bonds were strong in response to the further purchase by the government, the offerings at the Sub-Treasury amounting to less than four mil- ions. Their firmness was maintained late in the day despite the sharp decline in Europe, and the market seems to repeat its customary practice of holding its own in the face of a foreign dectine, how- ever much it may ailvance when quotattons abroad improve. Ofcourse the higter price of gold had a great deal to do with sustaining prices, but the goneral undertone of governments is strong on account of the present programme of Treasury purchases and an expected contiau- ation thereof next month. The following were the closing strect prices this eventn, vnltea States sixes, 1881, registered, 1223 a 123; do. do., coupon, 123 a 1234; do. fve-twentics, registered, 221% 0 121%; do. do., coupon, 1862, 123 a 12334; do. o,., coupon, 1864, 12174 8122; do. do., coupon, 1865, 121% @ 122; do. do., coupon, Dew, 1845, 1205 a 120%; do. do., coupon, 1567, 120% a 121; do. do, coupon, 1968, 12034 a 120%; do. ven-forties, regis- tered, 111 a 111%; do. de., coupon, 1147 @ 116; cur- rency bonds, 110 a 11034. The purchases made by the government to-day ‘were In the lots and at ths prices following:— 9 $21,090 1895, coup, S64, coup. 5, Coup. (EW. Peg. Te 3.10 reg. (old). 10) my ia Teg. (old 55. oi fg.d0 845 119,50 i Eevsn0 Ta.3! oe Bout 1°63, ro » Ten. (new). tis. 63 ons rt bor, be OUP ss vee 0119.68 10000 88S eetapse sce 18/600 1845, coup. (uew 119,68 There was an excited market for gold. the strag- gle between the “bulls” and the “bears” waxing very warm, The latter have put out another heavy dine of sales, ag revealed in the clearances and bal- ances to-day at the Gold Bauk; but the pressure of such sales, like the superincumbent weight on an arch, seems to strengthen the ‘bull’ position, the price rising through them to 133%. In the after- noon there was 4 reaction to 133'4, but on the news of thé gold transfers through the Sub-Treasury and of lower quotations for our securities in Europe there was another advance to 133%. Tue range of the market is shown in the table:— 10 A. M..... 133% 2P.M. 20:01 a. M. 1 1, 132% 13359, 18334 18334 The demand for cash gold was again active, but the rates paid for carrying were quite uniform, rang- Ing from three to two per cent for and ex Clearing House, The Cunard steamer to-day took out only @ nominal shipment. The disbursements of coin in- terest amounted to $43,367. Atthe Gold Exchange Bank the gross clearances were $119,968,000; the moid balances, $4,526,722, and the currency balances, $6,135,885. ‘The stock market opened without much animation and barely steady at the closing quotations of the evening previvus. Soon after the morning board there was a genoral movement in sympathy with large purchases of New York Central and Hudson River on renewed intelligence from Saratoga that the consolidation of the two roads will be effected this week, “Five-Iwenty’’ of the Albany Journal ay! Our Saratoga letters of this morning (August 24) renew the rumors of last week touciung the long expected union of the interests of the Central and Hudson River Railroads. Treasurer Worcester hag almost entirely recovered his usual good health, and yesterday journeyed to Saratoga to pay hia Tespects to the galiant Commodore and his bride, As the alarmiug tilness of Mr. Worcester was the only reason for the postponement of the consoil- dation of the tworoads, Dame Rumor has it that the Ast of September will find the at present separated links one combined chain of roads trom New York to Buffalo. The duiness in Central and Hudson River shaves of late does not Jook to a speedy return to the hig prices of some few weeks since, when Central touched 219 and Hudson 195; yet such a fail may be only one of the many dodges that specuia- tora indulge in just previous to some grand move- ment for better figures. We shall see. It is said tne Commodore has not given up his pet scheme of uniting the interests of Lake Shore with the Central- Hudson Railroad, and that so soon as he can mani- pulate aome of the at yes Lockwood interest he ‘will place bimself at the head of a ‘at through Chicago line that wiil be princely in its equipments and a source of immense weaith to the fortunate stockholders, Now that hia attention can be with- drawn from ‘Mountata Boy” and the Saratoga turf we look for’ exciting movements in the stocks in which he is so deeply interested, These facts provably explain the movement which to-day carried Central to 202%¢ and Hudson River to 184. Harlem seems to receive less con- @ideration from the speculative community, There ‘was 4 reaction for Central to 200%, whence it rose to 202, cldsing off a fraction from tuis figure, In a@ympathy with this advance there was a general “bull? movement in the whole list, in which even Erie participated, selling as Ligh as 30%. North- ‘West at first fell off, the common touching 827; on the report of @ decrease of $65,000 in the earnings Jast week, buton tbe announcement that Commo- dore Vanderbilt was personally interested tn the election next month there was @ recovery to 84%. The range of the leading shares was as follows, Pacitic Mail, in the miscellancous list being strong add active, and the expresses weak:— Highest. “_ est, 20296 . New York Central Harlem.... Hudson itive Reading .... ichigan Souther ‘abas....., oun vesiera forthwestern preferred... Rock Island 3 ; ae siliwankee and St, Paw waukee and St, Paul pref Pacific Mail...... 4 TOM Southern securities were strong, in sympathy with & rise in new Tennessoes, in whicn there was a Movement apparently to twist the “shorts, Old Virginias were firm, in consequence of purchases aid to be op Hurovean account, while the Louigi- ‘nas were sought for on orders from New Orleans. Alabamas were strong in consequence of the recent injunction against the Brunswick Railway, and the ew bonds of South Carolina active in consequence of the flattering prospects of cotton in that State. ‘The following shows the results of to-day's busl- ness at the Unitea States Sub-Treasury in this General balance yesterday. Currency recetpts. General basance. Customs—Included in gold receipts... The exports (exclusive of specic) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending August 24, and since the commencement of the year, comparo a8 follows with those of 1867 and 1863;— For the week. $3,508,654 Prev, reported, “fo! "see 105, .001,555 117,186,539 Since Jan, 1..$122,420,131 $108,630,209 $322,767, 777 The last. two statements of the condition of the Boston banks compare as annexed:— August 16, August 23, droga at beet tl 791 E? bat 11, boro Ino. 4,001, 898 13,901,951 Te 86,117,073 34,933,731 Peo. 1,184,242 25,279,282 25,244,004 Dec, 85,27 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK ExcUANEE, Wednesday, August rae Fee Ae $00 tin Mer Ua Es BD 100" do. Leg Due fm banks Due to banks, Move 6's, "81, cou... mi Sarit Brae BRIiiE Silt SSu8; Toto NY ce toe we ++ Det call a [000 Mo: Essex 10Cy P, Ft W & Chi 2d. a cato 160 Quickeliver M..bet o | 12 M. and 215 oClock, P.M. One o’Clock P. M. © & Pitts RR.b 0 104 NW RR 4 $5000 Tenn 4's, exc, #2000 Tenn 6's, new, hig 400 Morris&Easexistm 9334 Bo ebe PuciteM 68 Co, By Es RR, 100 NJ Central RR. 100 Chiexgo & Alton RR in" 6) Chicago & Alt pref. 159 100 Mil & St Pau! pt. ee 100 Dub & Sioux C RR. 10L Suore aN 8 RR. wed STREET (UITATIIN3. ee aoe Five o’Clock P. M. Northwestern . COMMERCIAL REPORI. WrpnesDay, August 25—6 P. M, Corrres.—The market for Kio wae fairly active and full prices were realized. ‘Tho sales were 5,074 bags ex steamer North America, 4,505 do. ex Cares. 10) do o= Dortha; 250 do. ex Merrimack, on private terms, Of other kinds we demand was more active, though the mar- Prices were heavy, DoT" ket was still called dull. though not quo- tabiy lower. The sales were jon and 19 for export, was only moderate, aud at prices asis low’ middiing, ce; 200 do. for November, 100 do, for Hocem- 0. b. at Mobile for December, and bat Savatuab for the same deivery at private terms. “Wo Good middling. FLOUR AND G WAIN and 400 tage com meni, 160,004 buskela whe 42,554 do, oats, 0 do. rye, and \d Western flour continued to oe dull . 36 Bis ‘Recolpte, 1,214 bbis flour, 37 os 43 di The ales “were about ae especially moderately active at steady prices, the sates belo Corn meal was in more demand and firm, Doles at @ 80 a 96 96 for Brandywine, ‘tim $5.95 w 80.50 for d 85 25 for Jeracy. reas SUSERS F! seen z ee Ronni hoop Ohio, shipping brands... Round hoop Ohio, trade brand St. Louis low ex mane s eas a eatitornsias anaaot Seeszeseshss: PPrrrri ris) Ri Sssressss: . Bi Corn meal Jersey: pring wheat was in active demand for export at abont yae- torday’s prices, while other kinds were moderately active ‘The ealen wore abort 205,040 bushels at 81 400 $1 45 for soft do, oe for red Btate, #1 50 alot for ‘amber Stato, n, Bi and rregular ohly. 8 el 81 for, No. 2 spring 13 tor att No, 8 Spr rn, b & $160 for do. Tennessee, and $i 72 for wi Corn was rather more active and prices were firm. The sales were 66,000 bushels at 1 03 a #118 for new Thixed r a ‘or yellow Sovitverns Oats wore in fair request aud firm the ssted tein 40,000 bushels at 580. a o al, while barley and barley’ malt Frerom7s were active and firm for grain, but quiet, th: i steady, for other articics. There was an tinproved demand for grain and petroleum vensels for charter, raten for which were very firm. eT: vara 15,000 bushels whont at 940, der cheoso at 40s tobaceo at 428, 6d. ; 250 tons logwood on rice for choice—| athern, and §1 S55. Rye was dull and nominal, while 604 i ed ao. Saco’ at sea, flour at. 8. 73; $0 tieroee Virg! rosa on private terme. faaborg, per, steamer, 2,500 bhie, 500 bbls. rosin at 2a, ‘To Bremen per steamer, 2 Wiilinington, thence to m1. ibat rk "2200 part onrgo at GIO, and’ back with logwood at to. arrive) to, Cork for order, with xd ati ‘Aivorrantend, with 2.20) ble Sat be to Sweden with 1,200 bb A Dutch bark from, Philadelphia to ‘Roterdaay with petroleum at 5s. 6d gh dock with guano from States Molendo and Call Chinchas to Europe or the private terms, and an Ttallaa brig to Palermo NIP. e hear Rs oe no oe v vi angled Tio, 8 173¢0. and — Ho ut prices were without jes were only al bales at from 7c, to je: for common to choles grades. r MP was quiet, and prices were nominal at the quotat Published in our last issue, Bales, 600 bales Huts! bute om sSfhe demand was only moderate, tnt prices 8115 fur Fetal Tots, B50. TOF in netive demunnt tt fu sDeeny alen were mate of 2,600 rN steady at Wo. for shipy short rye straw a il prev ted ff ope us ay 2,000 Buenos Ayres Corrientes (neconds From Burope; aad 3,000 Buenos Ayres, iba, on private se. —The market was still quiet, the demand from Put prices were general Porto Rico at steady. The sales were 10 NAVAL Stonre.—The demand for apfrit tuepontine was was steady at yesterday's ales were ik ble, aa Ald, a 49%60, Tho lots, ‘at dio, a 42 nd’ frm for strained, but The sales were 5,600 b a for export to the oo ontinent at slrained at $2 88; 1,000 common do, at 98 95 2 at, $3 crathoa he Sh $4 0 No.8 2 nee, fendy ood steuined, and | io, nar 325 0 88 10° for Wilmingtony and 0) Linseed was quiet, but ates . Menhaden’ sold to part at 670, for common, Other kinds were dull, but an: A Washington} 1 ‘ton of 290 bias wht EROLROM.—For ornde in bulk the demand was tolerabl to the Increased business of netlara; (e, (closing at 160, & 179.) and Lt For by By ane <3 ‘a bola, = BSc, =a Bic ‘The business in Ai ce rae orm, closing at about 61 ‘were 2,000 bbls. at , 500 do, for Bey ember at Sai c., and 4,003 do. from BeAinber to December, at av/¢0, Ya Pittsburg yesterday, a at Se, for August, Grade sold at hoy rarrrs Db 0. from Septem! ecenn| jerons.——-Recoivts, 280 Dole bork, 60 packeses, beef, rr'aoceut tmeaiaand 181 49, ined. The detmaud for stil ight, and, the market was, scatecly 20) Fe elas 144 for pew mene, bi ry Ipois at a 32 95 for new #82 ons. | Si 62 for prime estenes prime, $36 50 80 for ‘clear os4 B30 A) for Western prime moss. Live ee were dull at 9: 0iée with arrivals of 6,086 head. Beot was in moder re demand at steady pr ces. The sales were 150 bis, at Bid 2 ae forextrado. Beef hams were steady with suice of 100 at $25 a $80. a aie beef there were small saies wikia ae a for dry suited pick (C. a lic. for bans, 1.8 10. ‘or pickled hans .000 tbs, smoked meats at 15360, for Giytavoulders, aud Ibige-'a Ber for hamer Baron wan fran with sales of 40 boxes retford cutat I7i¢e. and J 000 tbs. bellies let aa rm at ihe oveaing, but cary at the clo ages c. for No. ee vet ime steam mandarent ales ks ae for next moni! nee ton, Butter ‘cheese were moderately active. Btal Bale, Welsh tub, coed to eiah tubs, goo States be half frkintw af SEHR rs ee war oe moderately active, but prices vyre.seady, The alea were 6:0 bd. at 1140. & 156. for Cuba and Porto Rico ; also 850 Lo 13ge. Refined was sellin; ‘moderatel iy at 18/40. Sido. f oF ard, e's 8 dio. for soft ft we eg. w Ag W4%eo. for oxira C ard ge, for yellor —Inferior to come ot erinin Cuba, 10%c. tairle good grocery, I "algae do, (abd and bose | hae 14: molasses do, We. on Havana—Hoxes Dutch standard Nos. 7 i, 2, 40,10 to 13, 11 4p, do. 18 to jo. do: 16 to do. do. 19 t0 20, a whiter aes vs ce ‘Porto. Rico— fe, 1 9 LK is ergeery ie ‘a lB'¢c, eceipts O44 ‘ho mai less active, ‘The eales were 10 bois at $111 LBANY AND TROY Day LIN LINE—CHANGR OF tlme.-The steamboats ©. VT! glans ay) and DANIEL EW will, on and after Thursday, July § leave Dest street at $ fae qe as stroot at B:15, “in ding at Yon- kers, West tat Cornwall, Newburg, Foughkeepal I Rival, Rhieteck, Catskill and Hudson, Tickets sold ard bagza checked on board the boats to all points on New York tral, Renaselacr and Saratoga railroads, yo BOSTON VIA FALL RIVE! DIRECT. The world renowned steamers BRISTOL AND PROWDENCR, Commander Brayton, ‘Commander Simmons, ts ter No. $0 sa cpbeensie days) DAILY from pier No. orth river, ? z foot of Chambers street, FIVE popworrH's* CELEBRATED. ORCHESTRA, GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY ‘This ts the only li esun ing SUNDAY NIGHT BOAT, rosses To better Becommodate she ped be publts ti the veplonald steamers NEWFO! Co! Commander Lew ‘Commapéer Miller, trl eave (alterdatodays) DAILY 4 93 Nore nmaaye excepted) rom pier No. 28 North river, toto Murray aro WPORT. at pler No. 30 up to 6 P M'each evening. and at pe Now fea eer cach qventg, Saerauing Dizector Ci as 48. Hawn This General Passenger Agent, H. HL. MANGAM, Freight Age Marragansett Sten: os eee QTEAMER MARY POWELL, WILE 00} ning Seturday June 5, 1889, for Cozens’, nt Gornwall, Newburg, New Hamburg, Milton, Pousbkeopsie and Rondout Dut leaving Piety foot of Desbrosses strevt, overy afternoon at ROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY,—THE FAST. ent, elegant evening river Steataboats tn the world. | Ta VANDERBILT or CONNECTICUT leavey pier 4 ‘Norta river, foot of Spring street, every evening (Saturdays exort- ei) at 6 o'clock, and foot of West ‘Thirty-fourth streot at Fure oniy 1 63, being 1,75 loxs than rafl and ihe. ch rit her Youle, and Uke reduction to BulTalo, Niagara West, to Saratoga, Sharon, Lake George, all Champlain, to Montrea’, to. ali poiais ta Ver~ erty and western ha ssachuaotts, Tickets sold and state Toome ‘secured at, DODD'S as Olices, 429 and 94 way, New York, and No, 1 Court aivset, Brooklyn, ‘Rito ac Si8 West atrest, above Spring, Passouyers landed in Saratoga in time for breaklast. 4 Naw. bhtod bs bt ‘The fio'ter wil be JOBBPH BIINER x © LOST AND FOUND. eee ED. KEIWS E HAIR DRESSING SALOON, id avenue, a Sleeve Button, which the by paying for advertisement ‘and proving Spar GOLD AND BKNAMELLED WATCH CASE, ON Friday eventag inst. The finder wit: be liberally rewarded on lenving tt at G. ©. Allen's, 418 Broadway. T 0s -A RED LEATHER MEMORANDUM BOOK, OF no value but to the owner oral reward wil be'pald rp al for tla rotar to No. 8 Broadway, or No. 11 Montague ter- race, Brookiyn, ost. UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1M, PAYABLE 1839, of the folowing bonds, s few 4,734 to 4,737, 840 eneh ; No. 15% i. delivering them w finder will befuner uly rewarded by returning the 7. t Bares, Fulton Hotel, corner Elghteoat street and Third 1 iyetinns Bg 5 THIRD AVENUE CAR, TUESDAY, STH, avout 33 P.M, @ small Masonié Pin, leiter 9. |The 4 containing two curl OST—ON TUASDAY, MMi INST, A_BROWN BOX, in going fiom Third street, near through Central Park to Astoria @ auitably rewarded by returning der wil thea to i Water street, room No. 1. $5: toenth stre answers to the name of Fan Augtst 23, a black Val! ts feturn to Lord & Rockwell; Pine sircet, New York, and no questions asi $25 tu Dy misiake, was put among cupty boxes end sold to him as suc WE: ot do Pt Rneracaes aBeoton Terrier Slut, ort tally cropped ears, $10 REWARD—WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN of @ Satchel le't last Friday evening in a Grand strect car. Tt can be returned to elther of the bookstores, No. 257 Fulton street, Brooklyn, or No. 11 Bible House, New York. Dy] REWARD.—TAKEN AT TURNER'S be Sed S| trom tue B: lwain that left Now York 5 ‘The above reward will be eed ‘or WARD—PAID TO THE PERSON WHO RE- 810 26 John street, a Box, with goods, which, with broadcloth, ‘extra Wagon apd 43) for the thief, Address Jobn (. Wolry Kingston, N. $10. REWARD,—STOLEN, FROM JOHN G. WOL- th veu's n Saturdi Also ry stable, at ‘Kingston, Ulster county, N. aly 24, 1809 @ dark brown cogktail Horse, bunch ianide of right fore lez, ovused by In: ox enamel cloth top ney snet igh back seat, 50 for the horse and by applying ‘oma, 8 ticulars, O., Hora fee, in Board; @ permanent arrangement Herald annum, within EB respectabie hou: t AND HAVING PAVING FOR EURON'at @ reasonable ity bounded by Thirt-second and Forty- streets and Fourth Bist <venues, may addrem 4,533 Post office. would be occupied by The tires “aut anid taken best oare bound y a respeotabie party. AME, ONE HAVING A See UNFURNISHED HOUSE can find a first class tenant BR, 1,272 Broadway to rent, in a good loc ATOH & 7 WISHES TO OBTAIN LOWER SMALL FAMTE curninied, to comaist of atleast Ove onied bevw Thirtieth stfect, Address, stating par- USE WANTED—FULLY FURNISHED, WHERE Ti atrent will be taken in part payment for Buard: good ation, and would like totuke afew Boarders, Address re, D. D. Maddox,{Hariem Pos: office. YERY SUPERIOR HOUSEKEEPER WISHES A to rent, or to be partially so, to be taken desired. ‘Address B., oflice. “ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE OR APARTMENTS for 8, ae family; location between west of Broadway. Address nd Wit rear, Dor ‘bt Ha zy } oftices Warten SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE FOR A gentleman and bis wise only, at not over #3,:00 per hteenth and Fortieth sireets Fourth st reference can be given as to res pon: hat will be taken of the house; will rent 1 lat of May, or for a longer period, Ad- ixth avenuos subject to rem¢ Gress, with name and location of house, Banker, Herald ofice. WARtED BY, ‘A QUIRY FAMILY OF ADULTS aA Floor of four or five unfurniaied Roomaina clean, jTent $30, Address Madison, Herald oftice. ing house. TANTED—AN UNFURNISHED, OR PARTLY FUR hishew House, tn s good locatiny suitable for a bourd- TANTED—A SUIT OF “ROOMS” OR FLUOR, WITH conveniences for housekenping, furnished of unfur- niahed; location not above Twenty-third street, Address G. , 85 East Ninth street, dress, with particulars, JANTED—TO LEASE A SMALL, NEATLY FUR- Wiaed Cottage, of six or eight rooms, on Staten Taland, Address, stating i tion and reut, A. L., Jerald oilloe, TANTED.A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN FAMILY, wishing to curtail expenaes, would like to rent one-hat of furnished House, west side, t> some small family, first class, without children, and who take pride in having house neat and clean! Addrosa JAMES SMITH, Poughkeepste, fon and terms, ving lo WaAsten=A NICH COTTAGE ON STATEN ISLAND, orn ‘ew York, by a small, reaponsibie family, Ad: %, box 4406 Post oilice. ri PYANOFORTE LARGE VARIETY OF THOSE ELEGANT PIA A. “Hones, with patent Agratte treble, ean be at t factory and warerooms of JENNYS & SON, 235 Hust Twene ty-iret street, between Second and Third wvenues. Second Band Pianos TJ. BIDDLES, 18 AMITY STREET, NEAR BROAD- Ket a firet class Pianoforte, very cheap for «Pianos to rent aud on instalmmen! EST PIANOS MAN gitarantee; instalments taken; eand token io exchange; Pianod th atreet, near Broadway. A LADY WILL, SELL FOR #150, ROSEWOOD FULL seven octave Pinno‘orte, Including Stool nnd Cover: Celebrated makera; modern style and Improvements; sweet, power‘ul tone; in perfect order. 28 Third atre BARGAIN.—LESS THAN $500.—STEINWAY PIANO- forte, modern improvements, full iron frame, overstriin ‘base, carved legs; oo news pplendid tone; in perfect order. Wop ‘ALD & CO., 26 Fourth avenue, FAMILY WILL SELL A MAGNIFICENT PIANO. ZA. forte at a sneriice for cash; curved rosewood, 7 octave, ;_colebratod maker; guaranteed’ 5 years} venth atreet, overstrung bi pearly new. 1 A TRIVATE, FAMILY LEAVING THE, CITy WILL sell their elegant rosewood Planoforte, in use 9 months; Gost 0, for lay than halts algo five elegant Parlor Sults, ht Betroom Suits, Carpets, &c., at a,sacrifice for cash, call ‘at 113 West Twenty-seventh street avenue, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE only five'montht, cost #575, will be gold for 75; one do. for i uC! ee ren reel, between Droeatel Parior Butte for # Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furniture family leaving city. 118 West Twenty-sixth Sixth and Serenth avenue MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOO Cover, made to order cliy maker, fully guarnntyed, used Mx months, cost B80, for B75; Marquoterte, bols do rose Gavincis, ‘tables, Drawing Hoom Sulu, covered, brocatel; Veivet Ua eta, Patnings, Bronzes, Cilamber and Dining Fae sacrifice. rty familly leaving city, 7 We ifveenth atreet, nenr Six PYOU WANT A GOOD PIANO OMAP CALL ATL. P. CUNMINGS' wareroom, No.8 Union aquare, Sold oa inetalments or rented any way to sui custom ‘Only loos at them before you decide elsewhe prnos, ME LODFONS AND ORGANS. PRions greatly reduced for cash; new7 octave Pianos for and Spwaldy’ new Gabloet ‘Oreos for $45 end upward; second band instrnments from $40 to #175. Monthly instal mente received and Insircments for rent, ‘come 481 Broadwas, HORACE WATERS. MEDICAL. R. CORBET g z oe ind RC. tre D EMILED! Y, Dilies and ¢ mil Mons very private, GREAT AND DY FOR MARRIED A. indies. —the Portucuone @ Pilla alwaya give tm inediate reilef, being spre tally prepared for married ladies. A lady writes theo pills relloved me in oue day, wihout inconvenience, like magic. Price®5. Dr. A. M. MAUBL CEAU, office 189 Liberty strect, or sent by Tate CERTAIN CURE FOR. MARR DIES, WITH or without m@dlfcine, by Madame R. ELL, Professor of Midwifery; over 80 rent practice. Her infaliible French Female Pils, No.1, price #1, or No. 2, specially prepared for 3. wich gan never fully are safe and Ftreat first door {fom Filth od at drugglet'y 131 Greenwich street, or sent by jaution,—All others are counterfelt, N BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- is laces elegant Roome for nura- _-é DAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYS) Weat Twenty-sixth street, guarantees Tellet to all! fe fot alll Pleasant rooms for nursing, LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.-DR. ASCHER GUARAN- ° immediate relief, without the siightest danger, JonGinement Tnatituie, No. 3 Amity piace. fa — LADIES PHYSICIAN.—DR. H. D. GRINDLE, 120 fe. « Weat Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue, having over are succensful and unintéeruptod practice in tis tty, vertain relief jadien, with or without medicing; Feltet 0 the most anxious in 24 hours. Elegant room for la Clea reqniring nuraing, A SURE CURR WITHOUT, MEDICINE.—DR, AND M ESTELA, 1b East Thirtioth street. Their #6 it good medical at- never fail; elegant room nd nursing for ladies durin, A =—LADIES' GREAT BENFFACTOR—SUCCESSFUL + immediately by Dr. EVANS, 94 Chatham; powerful Medicine, Also gentlemen treated; private diseases cured, LL PRIVATE Pet lente CURED IMMEDIATE, LY BY Dr, EVANS, 94 Chatham atreet, Manhood restored by hia Bitxir, Recommended before marriage. ANS, 04 Chatham street, “Powerful, safe Monthly ture, 5. R, COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, CAN BE CON: Fulted on private diseases; thirty-four yenrs’ practice bien biin to dake perfect cures of no charges made, R, KING, LATE OF NINTH STREET, REMOVED TO 00 Bibis House, Third avenue and Ninth street, Odice houre | [MPonTaxt TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME DU- BOIS (25 years’ practice) guarantee certain relief to mar- led ladien, with of without medicine, at one Interview. Fe. Drala restorative @6, Pationts from & distance provided with ry if, kc. Electricity scientifically applied, No. 164 Kinet Twontg-olghth atreet, neat Third avenue, Le OF MANHOOD OR IMPOTENCE, RESULTING aged or ‘evan old men, permanently reniored to madly vigor by Dr, LEWIS, No. 7 Beach 6h Forty voars private oraati Jeevan CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE—BY DR, i ladies’ shoo ‘store, Address for two days, C. office, stating terms. WANTEDIA LARGE UNFURNISHED HOUSE, CON- and Thirty fourth atreeta and Fourth ‘and Seventh avenues, for which, if suited, afair rent will be paid, Address F, A. 8., Herald office, ANTED TO LEASE—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE with the title of the work to which it relates, the bidder ‘an ‘and the date of its offering Will be reoetved at this office the eoustrastion of Sewers in the following localities, viz. :— between Desbro Duane and J wate through 8 aven and lit street, between event and ‘Twoaty. at | mepibed in thi i ‘and Twent: Bick attnaragd by” ehapter Oy Lawe of 1a n ordinance of the Common Coun Moyor July. 9%, 1208, Bald stock fe for, the purpowe, of, providin forlunationin (he elty of the rate o wit: on the {be principal will be redeemed on the ‘tret fay at, {Ege es Poroposals will state the amount of stock desired and the price par one bandred dollars thereof, and the per- fons whore propotals are accepted will thereupon be re- Quired. (0 deposit with the Chamberlain tho sure waned to them (respectively, | together with, any premiums thereon. t receipis of the Chamb will be ‘The right ter any or kil of corporation require Ite OMce, Au TANTED-ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1, THE UPPER ‘or Lowor Part of a furnished House, for a family of three, | Adiireas, stating location, terms Sc. to aresponsible occupant, box 206 Ei V location ednvenient to depot and in He ant nelgh}orhood | Yeat not to exceed $6W, Address office, TANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH GA den, in New Jersey, within an hour of New York y box 169 Herald ‘ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE, SECOND FLOOR, for a small family, with coavenionce for hourekeep- Address {ny Above Ninth sizest and below Forty-Gfth street, W., Herald oflce. ANTED—A SMALL, GENTEEL STORE IN NEW York, Brookiyn or Willlamsburg, suitable for a + Bey taining from 17 to 25 rooma, located between Fourteenth in @ good location, between Third and Sixth avenuos, ourteenth and Thirtieth etrects, Address, stating terms, R. WARTED. -T0 RENT-SIX ROOM COTTAGE, WELL fitted up, one hour from city. Address full particulars rad office, “i é Cottage, Hei ——S——————————— | Crass AQuepucT DEPARTMENT—T0, SEWER coutractors,—Separate sealed proposals, e: yh endorsed 11 o'clock A.M. of Monday, August 3), 1860, for Specitication 18.—In Forty-third street, between Third and ‘aventies; algo in Fi rth and Forty-dtth etween Second avenue-and river, and io Fifth avenue, between Forty-ninth and Fiftieth streets, Rpecttication 14.—In Washington and Greenwich streets, “and Canal; Carmne between Leonard street, between Broadway and Elm i Centre “Market place, ‘between Grand and Broome r rete, aud in Broome atveet, between Contre and Mulberry in Lighty-first street, from Ninth avenue avenue, to near Kighty-fifth street, in Third Rvenue, between Ninety-ihird In 112th atroet, between Firat and Third Iith atreet, between Third and Fourth avenues, Aand iariem river, with ight cation 16. reo! att is J9<1n Duane sirect, between William and between Gouverneur and Mont. Gosrek and Norfolk streets, between Rivington and Sheri street, between Stanton and Hous- iret, between Mott and Mulberry: av it and, Pousth streets, aud io First aves Seventh and Ei “first streot and East ret and Seventy-iirst -In Fifth avenue, between Righty-ninth Iu Soventy-second street, between Third evonth street, between twoen Twenty-eighth iving basins, a8 de- Specification M. ground drains between Pifty-ntuth {'Sisty-fth streets, and betwoon Fourth and Fifth ave- oventh avenus, between Thirteenth powals will also at he game time be recelved for parin Becond avense, from Fourteeuth (o Nineteenth street, wit Nicolkon paveme: The plan # can be seen and specifications | avd corms Ined of pplication on at this ollice. THOMAS STEPHENS Croton ROBT, Ly DARRAGILE Aquediot board, New Youu, Aug i PROPOSALS FOR $300,000 CITY LUNATIC ASYLUM Stock. Sealed proposala will be received at the Com; irolter'e oflce untit Zueeday, Augnat B1, 1809, at 2 o'clock May when the sanue will be publicly oped whole oF any part of the eu of $3000) of City, Tunatio Asylum id by jvren per cent per’ fencunh payable ret day of May and Fag ting to’ the Comptroll fain for such deposits, the parties ‘ontitied to rece! In" for City’ Lunatic Assi nd envelope addressed (0 the Compiroiler. orved on the pat of the Comptrolier to reject ¢ bide if im bis judgment the interests of the RICHARD B, CONNOLLY, perailey Com) Cuy of New Vork, Department of Finance, Comptivliers ents, of the board fenee enclosing the Pos raleas City Hall Park, | Props lanain; ited Sti riment reserve: “avoosy 26, 1869, 1369, EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL I9o'clock Mu Battrday next for the use, for advertise: must be end Port Ollico ant Court How dressed to the undersigned. ‘The De- itealt the right to reject any or all of the Bide, if It be deemed for the interest of the Rererzieent to do CALVIN 1, HULBURD, juperiatendent, SOPRANO ARTIST, KN HiGH roputation, wishes a Hoe ion in church, Address B. wre, 80 Broadway, Biati ation 18.—Tn Seventh street, between First aronue | AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, powerr raes: ‘00D's MUSEUM, Pus Last Four 3 bork wooo "Authorized successor to sopomplicieed ant rs henuites poniersinaiot BROADWAY, Corner SMBRIOAS MUSEU ANOTHER KEW PIECE. ENTE S OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 9 At Se fo Poole's New Draina of ie. MA vRNA ma 4 Mal moo. pane OTE. cog TE. novenns THE a Bic Mie rae Bt Path ‘ p +p FRIDAY. BVENING, FAREWELL are oF VILLE. ‘OF Ong MILLION WoxDEna ALWAYS JON vtieW. BNERAL ADMISSION —30 conta. ‘CHANG, ‘The Chinose Giant, gases Nearly 9 foot high, ARIBTTA [A Mis MARY MICHEL sud Mn ALBAUOU will ap- ADMIMA i Pear oa Monday evening next. wOmDAY wert. At bi ea! yurs AVENE THEATRE—UNDER THE MANAQE- ment of ‘, to sn ee ACU USTIN DALY, Twenty-fourth street, BATE GoMt’ iC BOUNDLESS BULORSS rh OMA OF THE OPENING THIS EVENIN AND OF BORERRION'S. NW COMEDY EOES. DON O#3AR DE BAZ, avo GESAR DE BAZAN, IN CAS. CAvaTIO, wooden THRILLING MR. GEO. 0. 38 CONTINENTAL Baek, Resoera, Miss Liz, A pELICIOUs AUC GOVERNOR: UME Miss LIZZIE Finwow +an.... KATHERINE KLOPER at Danseuse. Mile: ke Lane Losey wits RAHAM'S splendid Cre waist Ary BDAY ANI RNOOM, aaa if. pons yA Lt STARR'S Tat ERG Ag __propuceD MONDAY NEXT, ener pe ,OOTH'S THEATRE, ‘Twenty-ihied street, between Fifth and Sixth aveansm FOURTH WEEK OF MR. JOSEPH H JEFFBSON, conven my Jersey Oty, State Stages pass within » few sto; ‘Matinee every Baturday at 2. "Ie THEATRE. —| LAST iT Wi ¥ LAST WBEK BUT ONE: {a ber world-renowned canine Last woek but one preyious to the P'VAN WINKLE, Close of the pantomisic season, i mianity. SOF GEO. L. FOX's FOURTH RIP VAN WINKLE MATINEB, on SATURDAY next, commencing at 2 o'clock. w of accommodating t si hearty ating the great demand for places urccont Bice Sobtly t Boor, Teast nighteof tho, EL ade 3 gure ay wer nose ARAN i pax he HARVEST HOMR. | in advance, for which time soait ma Tay be secared at tbe City Bs theatre or at Ditson's musto store, aan Broad sar URDAYE. “Doors open at Tas To comm iat week b MATINIES oy, stb SEPTEMBER 6, no Avorite and interesting drama of UNCLE TUM's CABIN, hich, after month of great preparation, +__ooo~*rr«_ yew PARK GARDEN, Beventh arene, bet between mel atghth and Fifty-ninth ote, be. prs. UNEQUALED GaST’ OF CHARACTERS, THe Poni Aer aaa EON. MRE. J. 1 SEE THE TELEGRAM OARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. | THEODORE THOMAS! UNRIVALUED ORCHESTRA, ae THIS THURSDA NING, AUGUST 86, AT A. THE FINE BIRDS OF OUR WATERING PLACES, | 1. Overture, Don Gtocannt Mozart So 2, Waltz, “Dreame on the Ox WHAT GORGEOUS PLUMAGE DOES. B. Serenade, for Flute and French if ich] MESSRS, SI SIEDLER AnD: se THB MANAGERS’ DREAM, 4, Folks, “Saengeriuat A] —. rap ety i: i PANTOMIME SPEAKS ITS VALEDICTORY. § Marche “rompbale ‘get eae garveee : > oF 5 i. it tal THER LEGEND OF OLYMPUS, - ees ee mis 3. LEVY. ee — itz, *] BUY IT, READ IT, ENJOY IT. Fy Grand Fantasia oF “Fr0) — de THE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY. 4 pation >) ee Al ol a ul a ee RAND OPERA HOUSE, 12, Galop, “Thon: ng Corner Ewentybires est and Eighth avenue. ABMS ON THIRTY. FIVE CENTS, TENTH EK TENTH. PRIVATE BOXES, WO DOLLARS EXTRA. Bu cru WisTERN. te be obtained, during the dny af Schirmer’, No, 0 TUULER WESTERN. TOR Wway ROA SSE ee ee ee IMMENSE HIT. IMMENSE HIT, “ALLACK pide grand revival of the epectacolar and romantic drama W CHANGE, OF PRUGRAMME, NING SEA OF ICI and qvery evening during ne we SEA OF lon ser bat is guring eg eet, SEA OF ICE, fn two of his most aoe speciaities. pronounced by an a press "and appreciative and HUA BUTTERBY, crowded audiences tht in ow Taylor*s Comedy of the DECIDED SUCCESS OP THE SEAEON, MS, TA... «.:-LUCILLE WESTERN and bia world renowed characterization of EVERY EVENING GH HIWER NOTIOE, AND SOLON SHINGLE, EK AT 8. pe assisted by a superior company of talenied artiste, Wangan? THEATRE. IBLO'S GARDEN. Proprietors. coe Poet a ZOuN PEs cede dae Leasees and Managers..1... ‘BRL! T OPENINO begius até P. M.: tanto USES SROWDED. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1 Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 23 P.M. COMPLETE svoc geet Hit. wh A ate ponilad Windle Dick nia dom: oo Gus * NIGHTLY CROWDED pox oifce op rauring ts set ust To witness Boucicault’s BEST DRAMA, ONY FASTOR 'S ls ne a ae BOWER le RRAH-NA-POGUE; T HE BEST CO! 1B WO! OR, THE WICKLOW WiDDE ALL ThE BRIGHTEST 3h ARs ‘OF Hig i PROP ESSION, A NEw, Cidord, T.G. Riggs, Ge W. Thompson, J. W. Collier, J. ARRAB-NAPOGCE, “DAN BRYANT os Shaun the Post, | Geeent yt ‘Gc icen ‘grent Bensley Hoothers, Tony ARRAH-NA-POGU whose heart beats warm for the | Jennie Benson, Addie Lesrun, Helene Smith, erie Gorondey pee me aeoge et of bis choices fond of @ Jig, | Alice Somers, ‘Amelia Gorenfo. rhe famous Pantomimists, song and patriotism. Roo! DOMINICK NUREAY as Feeney, | "* “iy iW A MONSTER MODEL PROGRAMME. nees Wednesday and Saturday at 2'4. cringiog specimen of an informer, py and cowart, Lis OPER AREPA ROS, ENG! Prupeistorases CARL ROSA, AND C.D. HESS & RC Pozue, the simp AHNA-DO UE fatten her watchword and Sodrage Hee ep OdUi JUSTEPHINE FIDDES as Fanny | The #oeson to New York ‘ill commence atthe ea NAPOGU pai Bgl i. tren fee Bor meee FRENCH THEATRE, FOURTEENTH STREET, A 0 a RRAHLNA- PoOUE, MATINEE, ON SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Ul, with the first perforiuance ia America of Baife's grand re» RST NLY AP SATURDAY, AUGUST = AT 2 O'CLOCK, IN Ri AL, tie oper: Ana will ape Var Protuers, mantle OPM p URITAN'S DAUGHTER. A NEW DRAMA OF MODERN LIFE, The reason ts necessarily limited to fifteen nights and three. Written by gi era Esdy ‘matineea. The Company opening at the Academy of Music im FORMOSA; Pnlladelphia, October, Or, “ TPRENOR'S LYRIC HALL, muse Gee 721 to 727 Sixth avenue, opposite Reservoir square, » SB Coste: ches, APPOINTEENTS, Ph oF ‘great success attending Mr, Trenor's eorte in catad> ECTS RST CLASS BALL FOR FIRST CLASS PEOPLE _ESPECIALLY SELECTED AND E! TIRELY im nat der Him to enlarge bs Deautial sozme ie AN Al ARLY Al OK. AE TAMMANY. THE TAMMANY, Bery roots rrettratehed, ‘SIX DISTINCT THEATRES at FIFTY CENTS TO ALL: | RARE AND. COSTLY Pa TINGS, IMMENSE MIB IMMENSE AU 3 ap INTENSE DELIGHT OF EVERYBODY. |“pendering this truly splendid establishment not only one of be wet wl the largont, Dut by far the matt ‘convenient In the city for QUEEN OF HEARTS, | ALLS, CONCERTS, LECTURES, WEDDINGS, PRIVATE: PAULINE. MARKHAM (CE HARRISON, STHEATRIGALS, TABLEAUX, &(. Misses DI ESM pe Vee GRDDESS, comont, ROBINGO! NSO! Rooms open Beet Obalea for aale cheap, Mesara. M. AN, SHELDON, ns RK CONSERVATORY OF MUSTU, FAMOUS Dat, The very, ‘clebrated fouropesn Fantominis, Ee OOM SEE arueenity artes wee re, HHOADWAY, Now York pe Hasty as ane TisTs 2) edt in the OnEAT SPROTACLE, Nos. 138,190 and 181 Court, aireel, near State, ag rookirm, NS WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1, ‘The Besutiful Bales 18 OF OOF for teatructlon {a ail branches of yeeet ort Lastamented ; sic and the Languages. peg bi sit Delhi Ballet ever pro- | “Rereral eminent n Hurapees ‘and resident professors will be CHA: BAIN @ :ROTTO BCENE, added to th corps of instructors. The sul “pon ooks will be wr tae and circulars ready THE OLD Wouad Wa CiVED IN A SHOE, on and after Monday, August 80, at the generai Conservatory Delightrul bit of Plensantry and Genuine Fon. Offces, wo, 99) BROADWAY, New York. STETSON HOUSE AND GROUNDS, LONG BRA No: 12 GORE SrRBEN Sour Biate, Brootiy: NCH. oe ae wale pea eos and a OROQUES ‘GAMES, Superbly dressed. —The ‘of caricature; costum Be tub drawings of Harts Vanostrand, andthe French ad 618 MUSEUM OF ARATORY, Saglish cari carleaturiats. Recalled nightly with vehement ap- Broadway. PTH CARD KINGDOM—PALACE OF CARDS.—Cos- tumes elaborately descriptive of the time-honored docu- ment GROTESQUE PAvoB OF THE FOUR KNAVES—Turn- ng. sack st al inal ° ‘SR ATING—MOR AND GOODRICH, undies merriment and loud laughter, io has iCE BY The ob Ee [nena are, fearfully and| [ wonderfully made, ution, Wonders ‘and Monstroaities of and Animal Creation to be seea at ComMIO BONG AN aie tide EWCOMB'S CORPS ATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MustC, me a nasi e rodmay and fourth aren an SEE BAREEROUO BY THR LAURIE, FIANOWSINGING, OLIN, HARNONY and LAMGUAOER ORE, Beards, ants and Facts the Lion ead €c, £e. | Lent emyloyed auperiar to tat of any mus athool fio Mice, Cats, | (2 Anierica. “Elementary clase, designed for pupils dedolens LOGRENTA'S entertaining exbinnion of tnaehtrane in the rudiments of muslo, free,” Bend for eiretlar. n ARRY GURR’S marvelous performances under water— , eating, drinking, smoking, £0. Kosolutely iy ampiibious, Nimo 8 GARDEN, POGUE MATINER. MAGIC TABLEAUX the 7 SALON DE MAGIQUE. Ail he notable places and dbjens | ____ SATURDAY NEXT, AT 2 O'CLOOR. of fn jn ALL IN ALL, THE MOST le, Diverting, Amus- Byars MINSTRELS nj icon, ‘Mystitytog ant iettoyadie’ Perierraauces WILL, POSITIVELY REOPEN MONDAY, SBE within aie contnbs ot efteaton ane n TEMBE BRYANT. q ESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES CAN BR _ cul en See See. R necured at the Railroad and Theatre Ticket Oiice, Metro o FRANCISCO Pinezett4, politan Hotel. GRAND REQEENING MONDAY, Aucw BAwes HENRY C. DOBSON'S GREAT PATENT BIRCH, SORE: BERNARD AND BACKUS, and rtage Banjos; the most brilliant toned inatrite N CISCO MINSTRELS, ment a the country. Inatructiona given by bis own new aud WITH NEW 260 Bowe: NEW br rORATIONS, NEW SONGS, uw DAN Ne - NEY “ime sto, | [PORTANT LECTWRES T0 GENTLEMEN ONLY, 08 7 He interesting, Invaiuab) acientile subjects Ph sn on strand el hod fotowiag, wel ku haw 19 ‘live dud wantwe aro dsllverdd dnily at ing John Mulligan, nny Queen, W. Blakeney, | New York Museum of omy. Thoae unable to attend Ween J ituany a Sey 4 “Ghandom WD! | cap Tecelve a copy by forwarding 25 ceuta to the secretary, Conister, M. Atnsi ban Emmott, Ira Paine, Bobby i Broadway. Newcomb, hy eae, By Bisby D. 8 Wambold, W. Ber- | —=——=—== nard and Charley Backus, a } OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.—A, W. Mati in his Spade and Ladder Dances, J. R. Camp- i and Hoo- FRENCH GENTLEMAN OF FIRST wishes to give French lessons at ios; highest references. Address Protessour, doli’s Stump Speech, Jon Mulligan, Fayette Wei lay's Minstrel 5 «BROADWAY, 620 ua NEW YORK 620 ANATOMICAL, Muse 620 > o—— h p 620 ioe Would alo be wviliing to tako charge of a widower's family 620 nee I seed ease ble references, Address Mme, M. S., Harlem 620 No Indy should Post 0! 620 fail to vielt this marvellous and wonderful collee 62) lon, Females only iu attendance. RETIRED PROFESSOR OR CLERGYMAN, RESID- Open from 8 A.M, 7 Pe Me {ng outside of the elty of New York, wio would be able {o teach tho ordinary English branches, together with Frenoh NB § GARDEN. snd German, and who would Hix fake '8 pupil of sixteen ONLY MATIN BE, inh family during te. aiog ye a 7, near of sro oy j i sain 4 ast Sixtecnth wt jew Yori SATURDAY, AUGUST 35, Hating teria and references. _ “ AMMARy MATINE: “YOUNG LADY, OF GOOD ARILITIES, EXPERL T RST HATINER. QP THE SE ZA. enced in taaching the higher English branches, Freacls EAT URDAY NEXT, and music, desires arpent in @ privatefamily, Ad Admission 60 cents; children cross Misy O. R, W., station D. N TL SAIN TION IN GERMANY,—A GERMAN LITERARY * 30) Protossor of the Finzi, French, Italian and (ere ARRAH-NA- oouE., , receives 1n his mily'a limited number — ‘rms, south, from erin to a0, For particu THE LADIES AND | lars on Mr.'J, Windmuelter, German Savings Bani tN sonson commence | corner of Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue, New York. ay * MATINER, a TURDA Y NEXT, LYMPIO THRATRE,—NOTICR. O“fentiermen engaged for the dram tigon monday, Soplember.§, will please aesemibie on the | at I o'clock on Saturdsy mor next, the 28th inst, Da en ag dy Be FREEHOLD, LA J.-REV. A School-for ADIES WISHING TO OBTAIN COMPLETE EDU men and’ Dose, alabiiahed ia 1844, "Revers to Reve tion for the 6 can find an eminent inatructor by ns shy D.'D. ident Princeton loca dressing Direct ‘East Fourtl near Bowery. Vooal 6. ‘Moffot, Princeton Theolog! culture Included, Beran ‘Otteraon, M. Dae ‘Broadway, N - city, ani i nder Hiudut, Baq., 218 Broadway, who is Tiamat FRANCAIS TO LET—FOR UPERATIO AND | ond at the Institute, dramatic representations, concerts, balls and lectures, ————— eee the night, week, month or season. Apply to J, GRAU, UDSON. RIVER INSTITUTE, {AND CLAVERACK CO Birwctor beaire Francais, loge offe iegiate course Cor tn = r oxze at raduates re = seminary course for aden ‘and fet mene preetoe) preparation for young. BETH BXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, TWELVE Gqse $300 yom youre, Pennies ‘application ; gas administerod ; beautl- a ful weet a set $10; gold sets bought; plumpers for thin fetes FAY VILLE, 155 Grand ‘street, near Broadwa: DENTISTRY i > citi dichnaraseadeaedsatschhntats ltd NA SYS Tt. soonrme, ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADI&S, y re Incluting Vooaland Instrumental Muslo, 5); without musi, ea aloe will be resumed the Ist day of September, 1669, .'8 DETROIT AMERI- ED cut Chewing Tobacco, tn tin fotl and pe, DUTIES OF ST. SOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR Cigar Manufactory, 174 Sr, street, yung indies, Fiuahing, L. 1 be resumed Se; Bi Winscit & CO.” | sor Pou "Terme per OE tending Roned ane talons Se | 5D. om nnn rPPACHER WANTED ABLE AND WILLING TO Bao English, French and muste; assist in sewriny A ea MADAM ANNA, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, edical and Business Olubrvoyant Spiritun { eat French secret causing speedy marriages, 1 fon no pay. ‘Novidl Third avvauc, between, Ninsteonta and work, except washing and cooking, Salary gid per homie Adureas T. Drayinany Herald otlee” 'Y A SOPRANO, A SITUATION TO SING ‘AN -B W in a Catholic chureh, Treuire at Rev. 7. 4 Maonoy's, Li ave Be . 5 RACH.--BOOK KEEPING , WRITING , ARITHMETIO, eee TRVOVANT, ate aR sl Pelekvevenen. My No" Di Ri ORE. TURAL CLATR' . ‘1 Fourth mn ae ronal Ke iors the cradia to theagrare, | ton; Ladign ithent; Preparatory Course; Tolecraute 473 Canal ‘gai Freuch and Gorman