The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1871, Page 9

IN MEMORIAM. ‘A Superb Monument to General Delavan, the Revolutionary Hero of Westchester, ITS DEDICATION YESTERDAY Yesterday will long be remembered by the rest- Gents of the hills and valleys that line the eastern ‘bank of the Hudson near Tarrytown ag the consum- mation of an event that ts destined to commemorate (the virtues of the dead so jong as the hills absorb the nectar from the lips of the clouds and the grand old river flows musically seaward past their base, treceiving fresh accessions continually from the bub- ‘Ditng ril!s that skip out in uncheckea gladness from the cliffs and rugged border. The day witnessed the dedication of, perhaps, the ‘Most costly, if not the most beautifully designed,. monument in the United States, that has just been erected in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery by Mr. Charles Hi. Delavan in memery of his fatner, General Dantel Delavan, who, with nine brothers, under Washing- ‘ton, “carried their ves upon their sleeves” in de- fence of tne cause of the patriots. While it ts more Antended to perpetuate the memory of a patriot and ‘devoted parcnt, 1t 1s also a monument to all the de- ceased and living descendants of the General, At ten o'clock the trim little steamer Thomas Collyer, which had been specially chartered for the conveyance of invited guests, arrived at the Thirty- fourth street pier, when a large number of guests and friends of the family embarked, Among the gentlemen present on the boat, and subsequently at ‘the dedication, were Colenel Fred. A. Conkling, J. L. Douglas, of the Merchants’ Insurance Company; Adjutant General Storms, James M. Cross, ex-Com- ‘Missioner Wiliam %. Cobb, Justin A. Bliss, William. Pease, Captain Gardner, Colonel George W. McLean, of Harlem; Dr. F. E. Bailey, George W. Lent, N. 8. Bates and Ed. L. Driggs. PORM BY GEORGE P, MORRIS, The following lines, by tue late General George P. Morris, upon the death of his friend, General Danie! Velavan, after lis death, are beautifully ap- propriate aud touching:— Let not a tear be shed, Of urier give not a woken, Although the silver thread ‘And golden bowl be broken A warrior lived—a Chrissian died; Sorrow's forgotten in our pride. Go, bring his battte blade, His heitnet and his plume, And be lis trophies latd Beside him sa the tomb, Where tiles of time-marised veterans come With martial tramp and mutifed drum. Give to the earth his frame ‘To moulder and decay; But not bis deat! ‘That canot pass 2 In youth, in manboee nd in age He diguilied his country’s page. Green be the willow bough Above the swelling mound Wher er In Thy epitaph, oh | Delavan, “God's nobiest work ah honest man!” Arriving at the dock, carriages conveyed the par ‘to the cemetery, away up among te hills, render memorabie by the peu aud sacred by the dust of America’s noblest son, Washington Irving. THE MONUMENT Bands on a high point of ground in the new ceme- tery, about one hundred feev north of Irving's modest tomb, and can be seen from the river very distinctly. The monument proper—irrespective of has four statues in Lhe angles of the enclosure, which ve been added recently, for the purpose of Increas- the general eifect of the main design—is a oo umn, of the Tuscan order. {ts proportions are simular to those ancieut exumples wuick were erect- ed during the earliest and most glorious period of the Romanempire. Coumensing trom the ground line, there are tirce massive granite bases (the entire mounwnent is granite), and resting on them 15 the p'inth The next feature 1s the Pedestal, or dit, in which there is a deviation | drom rule in the shape vi pilasters on each angie, ‘with eigat inverted burehes, to mark, no doubt, the Mortuary or uiemotial character of the design. § It 18 a very significant feature, characteristic and Dold. dn treatment and adnuradie in effect. On each of faces of the pedestal are raised shields, shed surfaces, contaming the inscriptions, one Lo the deceased General and the others to mem- uly. The cornice over the pedestal ts and remarkably eifective; In its draw. us, tnd yet in excellent proportion, The columi next ciaims attention, There the sculptor has revived @ pethou, that Was in use by such masters as Vignola and Ciambers, of plac- ing at intervals up the shaft cinctures, a band or Met encircltug the cotumm, In this pose appears to wood and most certatmly gives that air of Bondaty und weight which in an isolated column 1s generally found wanting. ‘Tho capital ts strictly in Accordance with the column. But to proceed to THE GREAT POINT OF ATTRACTION, that part which gives mdiviluality to the whole | structure, without which it 1s butan arehtitectural | effort. ‘lic eye rests in admiration of {he statue. Hewn out of an enormous block of white marble, and elevated filty feet above tue earth on the sum- mit of the column stands a majestic Hzare of Hope, asping the anchor (that eternal eublem of our fre, w& noble, powerful face, head weil poised on a graceful bust, standing in # firm, reliant Manner—itt (act the very beau ideal of Hope—visinie for miles up and down the Hudson—a very Pharos for the mariners of our grand river. The design and execttiou of the monument and sane is by John M, Momt, a well Known sculptor of this city. Messrs. Casont & Isola made in Italy tho four Deautuul life-size statues of Hope, Faith, Memory and Resurreciton that surround the moutument like guardian angels of te revered ashes that rest ve- neath. Messrs. Fisher & Bird execute. all the mar- Die and granite Work, of the finest workmanship, as | weilas Lie 8iX Combs that contain members of the Delavan tamity. The cost of the work was about thirty-five thousand dollars. In the cemetery near by is the Memorial Daich Reformed charch, erected An 1699, stl in a good state of preservation, to the pool of Wilch ur. Delavan bas willed $2,000 at nis | fc! death, SKETCH OF GENERAL DELATAN. General velavan was born at North Sa'em, West- chester count, Y., and was eighteen years old at the battie of Lexington; Was commissioned as cap- tain and went through the whole war until peace in Lids, being avout elgut years, and received only one wound—at Stony Volnt. He was tn command at West Point, and, like everyitimg ho did, it w: well done. He was warmly comaiended by Gen ral Wastington for bravery and ee and the Marguts ae Lafayette preseuted h asa token of esteem and app prectal on Of his ser. vices, He married a daughter of Judge Johnson, of Putnam county, and purctiased a lurge tract of Jand near sing Sing. Ho again enlisted Pe 1812 and helped to pla 1 tan Istand to prevent the B York city to Westchester county. Le was Spincene 7 the execution of André, rie iilled many prominent | ofticesin the gift of ube people avd diced ab tne ad- ‘vanced az vi seventy-nine ye the war his nine brothers were ali i 9 tihe same tine—viz., ‘iimothy, Abrah Matthew, Joun, Na- thaniel, Saar dan, St ther of 8. 0. Del- avau) and Cori legion. “The de- cendanis of Daniel Delw re Daniel B., Robert J. and kdward, Low deceased, and Charlies 4. and Christian 5., now living with their sisters, Mannan and Eliza, ia West Twenty-second street, New York. THY DEDICATORY SuRvicEs were of asinple yet Impressive character, After prayer by Xev. Dr, Aticu, of Tarrytown, aud must. cal selections by the chpir of the Dat Reformed ehuren, the follgy Joitars “... “eae \ Dean rte iM, Fr une 98; wa. ay desires me to avknowledge tho receipt ot your fetter 0 hg 27th tual, inviting hin to atrend the dedieaiion of a taonunent yo tuo themory ‘of your father, dit would auvord ins great pleasure to be present upon that occasion; but a Cabinet mocting on 1 com bis teadal Washin: isch PRIS. MRACE FORTER, secretary. HD: HORAC! i. E |. DELAVAN, bo bares Aunany, Jane 36, 1871, Dean Siz—I have received your note inviting me to oe ent at the dedication of the monament to your father on ath tnst., aud regret very souch tat other engagements, formed p Lead to ee se Ve tation, x us prevent compliance with your request. Very respectiully, Mir CHALIO. DELAVAS. JOLIN F. HOPPMAN, An eloquent address was ae by Coionel Fred A. Conkling, who referred to the early revolutionary coniicts in Westchester county and the services rendered by General Delavan. Mr. J. L. Douginss, Secretary of the Mercbants’ Insurance Company, also delivered an address, replete wilt patriouc Bentiment and eulogism of General Delavan and his county. Alter a benediction by Rev. Dr. road, of Tarrytown, tue party embarked on the Collyer aud strived in the city at five P.M. ATTEMPTED BURGLARY IN THE TWENTY-SECOND WARD. ‘Yesterday morning, between twelve and one clock, 4s Roundsman Morrts, of the Twenty-second precinct, was passing through Sixth avenue he noticed a man in a stooping position at the door of the boot and shoe store, No. 751, owned by Thomas Sherry. On coming closer the officer found the man dn the act of picking the lock on the door, He arrested the Would-be burglar and another man who was with him, and on searching them found in their possession & complete set of purglar's tools. ‘hey were then taken to Vie siaion Longe, where they gave thew nawes as James Grady and Richard Clark, aud paving been arraigned before Justica Bixby, at the Yorkville Police Court, they were bela to auswer in default of heavy bath ACCIDENT To Ju0e JUO8E a IRE, A wagon driven by Juage | McGuire tn the Central @ark, on Tuesday aiternoon, Was it | 106; by arecks | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, J UNE 29, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET. INANE AND CONHURCLL, Wns seer, Wepnespay, June 28—6 P. | On ’Change to-day wheat opened steady, if not firm, but was unsettled toward the close, The cot+ tov market was Ormer and a fraction higher, MONEY EASY. The money market was easier, and lenders had some difMiculty in getting four per cent dor balances loaned on stock collaterals, Three per cent was the general rate insuch transactions, and two to three per cent the rates on government securities. The public are steadily realizing upon their stocks, and the money thus set free goes to swell the already large amount accumulated in this city. Just now the smaller operators are selling out, under the be- lef thatthey can buy back just as cheaply after the Fourth of July recess, and meantime save 60 much interest. Prime commercial paper 1s im fair request at 544 a6 per cent, with 43¢ a 634 per cent as the ex- treme quotations for strictly first class names, Foreign exchange was nominally unonanged on the basis of 1103, a 110%{ for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling, and 111 a 1113 for sight bills; but the market was not firm, and might, perhaps, be called weak at these rates. GOLD STRONG—112% A 1134/. The bullish sentiment of the Gold Room being encouraged by the large specie shipment this week there was a further rise in the price to 113%, as against 112% a 112%, which were the figures of the first sales this morning. Tho course of the market 4s shown in tho taple:— ib: LP. M, in the gold lean market the rates ranged from one per cent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- lows:— Gold cleared. $27,008,000 Goid balances. 1,218,965, Currency balances. 1,882,726 The specie shipment was indefinitely reported as ranging from $351,000 to $420,000, The sum of $400,000 1s bespoken for shipment by the Koln to- morrow. A special meeting of the Goid Exchange will be held to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock, for the pur- pose of electing a secretary, in place of Mr. Thomas P, Akers, who has been compelled in consequence of il! heaith to tender his resignation of that ofiice, to take effect July 1. GOVERNMENTS HIGHER. The governments list maintained its alliance with the gold premium and kept pace with the rise in the latter, prices this evening showing an tmprovement. of about 4 percent. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $750,000 to-day on account of July interest, making @ total since Monday of $6,057,000, The following were the closing street prices:. United States currency sixes, 115 a 11514; do. do., 1881, registered, 114% a 115; do. do., coupon, 118 a 118g; do, five-twentles, registered, May and Novem- ber, 118 a 11334; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 113% a 11814; do. do., 1864, do. do., 113 a 11334; do. do., 1885, do. do., 118 113%; do. do, registered, Jan- uary and July, 111% a 1123¢; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 1154 a 11534; do. do., 1867, do. do., 11544 a 115343 do. do, 1368, do. do., 11534 a 11534; do. ten-forties, registered, 110% @ 111; do. do. coupon, 110% a iL STOCKS IRREGULAR AND DULL. The stock market opened heavy and dull, and to- ; Ward noon became weak, witn quite a serious de- cline in prices, A very uneasy feeling prevailed at the opening of the second session of the board, and @ small-sized panic seemed impending until the cliqnes renewed their almost exhausted eitorts and occasioned @ considerable rally in the subsequent course of prices. The weakest stocks to-day were among the “respectable,” dividend-paying railways, such as Lake Shore, Rock Island and Read. mg. Lake Shore dropped to 1063s; Rock Island to 10834 and Reading to 108% (ex dividend). The market was unsettled by this demorulization ana generally declined: In the coal stocks Consoll- dation fell to 35, but recovered to 3734. Later in the day the Ohio and Mississippi clique made a fresn move in their favorite, and, heedless of the fate of Rock Island, steamed the price up to 4634. Atten- tion is directed toa Chicago telegram in another column confirming the HERALD’s exposé of we fraudulent report of an intended extra dividend on Rock island, which the clique employed in running up the price of the shares, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Poutesh Lowest, New York Central consolidated.. New York Central scrip. Harlem. Erie. Reading. Lake Snore. Wabash... Northwestern Northwestern preferred. Rock Island. St. Paul. St. Pant preferred, Ohio and Mississippi Union Pactti Hannibal and Western Union "gelograpi Pacific Mail... THE CITY BANK STLARES, The following were the bids for the city bank shares:—New York, 135; Manhattan, 155; Merchants’, 416; Mechanics’, 140; America, 150; City, 225; Phenix, 107; North River, 5; Tradesmen’s, 157; Mechanics and Traders’, 130; Gallatin National, 120; Merchants’ Exchange, ex, 1024; State of New York, 112; Commerce, x, 117; Mechanics’ Ranking Associa. tion, 1153; Ocean, 92; Mercantile, 123; American Exchange, 11644; Pactio, 199; Bank of North America, 10334; Irving, 126; Metropolitan, Peo. ple's, M4 Nassau, Corn Exchange, 129; St. Nichols Marine, 105; Park, 153; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 104; Central National, 105; Second Nattonal, 180; Fourtn National, 107; Nintn National, 112; Tenth National, ex, 125; Gold Exchange, 79; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 94. THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES. ‘The following were the bids for the railway bonds and mortgages:— Tol & Wab 2d m.. Hel tet th Bat, NY PCE Pits Long Dock bon Hat 163 3 5) in e Ist m. ii Bitty FW a Cite sd med Pits, FW & Chic 8d m Clev'& Pitts cou, § Cler & Pitts 24h Clev & Pitts 4th Chie & Alton f. Chie & Alt Lat Chic Alt tneom 98 Site Gen iat m Se, 183.16 Chic, Bur & Q, 8p oy st ma.114 Mic So 7pe ‘v7 Mich 3 4 Pac RR aim. tae te 2101 jr Dy MO-LOL ty H 91°” Obio & Miss Ist m. "1 + 843 Ohio & Migs con,....-. Union Pac Meanie iis, 82° Dubs Sioux clara Ti Cem 7 eevee 10S MILA St Pant Ist 8's. res iad’, pists fle St Ist m Alt & TM 2d m the. a ete Railroad first saeaie 85 a 87; do. do, second Mortgage, 79 @ 62; Greenville and Columbia Rall- yoad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 53 a 62; Macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 75 a 78; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford eights, 60053; Memphis and Little Kock Railroad eights, 77 a 79; Memphis city sixes, 57 a 68; Savanna sevens, 86a 88; New Orleans consols, old, 74a 76; do, issue railroad sixes, 73 a 75; do. sevens, 67 a 72, MISCBLLANEOUS, There were no subscriptions to-day to the new loan, There were thirteen proposals to sell bonds to the government, the total offerings amounting to $2,649,300. The government bought one million of five-twenties at 111.85 a 111.87. The following are the United States Treasury balances at the close of business this afternoon:— Currency, $6,172,000; coin, $93,644,000, The latter sum includes $18,095,000 due for outstanding goid certificates, : THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. ‘The following ts the latest oMcial exhibit of the operations of this company:— Ma, 1870. May, 1871, Earnings. = $602,536 $724,406 sees AT9,019 345,349 Net CANIngs...+..00+- $322,045 Ast Jan, to 1st Jan to Bist Moy, 1870, 31st May, 1871. Earnings. $ 466 $2,652,110 Expenses. 1,407,764 Net earnings.... .....$730, 1,274,345, ‘The expenses for’ May, wa include sured 33, local taxes for twelve ionths ‘The net cornings iu 1871 show an increase over 1870 :— For May..........+ $56, He Four months previous...... + 431,894 ANA for five MONENS.......6cceeerereee seen oe SOLT 505 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE. Wednesday, Juno 23—10:15 A. M. iv iton io" sande ee 8 BuO Missouries,.....- 9000 Alabama. 5) TA) NY Con 6's, gies > 14 S08 f bonds 101% 4000 UPac RE Lat m,.. 95g 9608 aig oud Sli 5900 On P; iba... 841g 1000) Union Pac 10's,ine 834g ‘5000 Il Cent bond: 1 6000 HSL J hs, © 100 1000 Quin & To! Ist m. ie div atu ast Sion CERI EY RE Te 16" WMI EBL PR Nt 6000 M 8" i fede m 10s 200 Toy iva LP 4 2000 Col,C & IC a oe 5000 do, 0. 1Zs15 aClock $20000 US5's, 10-40, One 0 Olack P.M. £00 shs Harlem RR. 500 LS & MS Rit. 300 di $2000 UB 5-20, «, 820200 Va 6's, new. ‘BUNS C6, ny Jan S000 Han &'StJo8"s, 2000 Chic & Alt Lat m 100 Kis West U Tol. Wy Nariposa M Co a martoee pt. 04 do. 109 Chic & N lu) New Jerse, chic & NW ex bds. lan & St J@ con. Fiori re ra el, Lact ‘est Del, Lack & West 24 m. 97 Tore Wab fot my 6x: G46 ‘toi & W lst m, StL p hel ‘pucuieieras DULL. Cedar F & Minn lat m. generally steady, closing as follows:—Tennessce, ex-coupon, 72 @ 7244; do. new, 7234 @ 72%; Virginia, eX-coupon, 033g a 6634; do, new, 72 a 7334; do. regis: tered stock, old, 643; @ 55; Georgla sixes, 88 a 89; do. sevens, 93 @ 94; North Carolina, ex-coupon, 4035 a 47; do, funding, 1866, 354 37; do, do,, 1968, 80a do. new, 26 @ 27%; do. spectal tax, 20}¢ a 20%; Missouri sixes, 96% @ do. Hannibal and St, Joseph, 95 4 96; Louisiana sixes, 70 a 73; do, new, 64 @ OT; GO. levee Btxe3, 70% 72; do. eights, 80 a 02; do, Penitentiary sevens, 70a 73; do, railroad eights, 75a 78; Alabama fives, 68 a 70; do. eights, 103 a 104; do, railroad eights, 95 a 100; South Carolina sixes, 76a 78; do, new, January and July, 62 @ 62%; do, do., April and October, 60 @ 61%; Arkansas sixes, 574 a 60; do. sevens, 60855; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, &7 & 88; do, interest eights, 80 a 82; do, less fellow named Burton Mansfeld, who drove a and very likely wanted to show om The ae's Wasson WAS Upset and broker to plecea, and be an‘ his wife pitched our on the hard road & con siderable distance, severely brutsing them. Mans. Held was arrested and heid in $i,c00 to answer by Justice Bixby, at the Yorkvilie Police Coutts second mortgage efghis, 67 a 70; Mississippi Cen- trai Railroad first mortgage sevens, 82 a 85; do. do. sccoud mortgage eights, 77 480; New Orleans and Jackson Railroad first mortgage, 99 a 92; do, do, second mortgage, 76 @ 73; Mewplis and Quarieston. - The Southern Stato bonds were very dull but | 100 Con Gost of" 800 Fac ¥ 88 Co. a00.N roeitenbees 200 Brie RK. 1 100 Harlem &K 100 Det, LW" iL! 100 Obto & Alaa RR. uy Gul, CHIE BA. STALET QUOTATIONS. Fialf-past ive o’Slock P. Rf. §8)4a 6834 Northwestern pf #3750 89 Kock Isiand.... 10934 a 1 Western Union. apes . Pacilie Mai! i 3 107% @ 107 2 May a Gag Re 78 com™ ERCIAL REPOR’ Wepnespay, June 23~6 P.M. CoFFEF.—The market for Rio and Santos was strong. The offerings were smail, ahd the demand was good At quotations, The sales were 90) bags Rio per steamer North America, 609 bags do. per Merrimac, and in Baltimore 4,000 bags do. per Clifton—all on private terms. Other kinds were held with renewed firmness, in sympathy withthe improvement in the market for Kio, but the sales were in jobbing lots, Full prices wore realized. Wo Rio, ordinary cargoes, We. a 103¢e. ; tair do. Ne.; good dd,, Wge. a Lge. 2 prime dow, is!gc, a 12) treme range forlots, lige, « 135sc., all cold, per 1b. Shirt to sisty days" erat rameut bi ‘ass mate), 15) do. Ceylon jamaten, 13¢. al $3ic. a Ie. ; Cosa a Me. exican, 13 fe. Savanita, 1c, a Loige.; Caracons Iie Tey all gold, tnrty to eraty daya'ersdit, day ald . CorrON.—The foquiry for cotlon on the spot continued very moderate, but in con co of Maite offerings buy ern were co of 10st Colon Alama, New Ortaene Teens, 26 ased'on cotton running in qttal tn & ite above OF below Us Forward delive es W cioae pi were % per Ib, 1 ‘The sates to-day prised 6, 1 gn the basis of Tow middting, as f Sune, 50 1 100 ntl 18 500 at Io + ‘Ubang Wy nt 18%c., at ki at is 48-y LU WW Oe very together, ae average’ qotations of yesterday's forward. 4 a Rates for cotton fre Yo Liverpool, by steam, it id : Ryo dour was no changed hands at upe Yrs Choleo do Supertine Wester: 5RD dextea do, 625 Extra 75 Round hoop Ole, auipping brands... bis Kound hoop Ohio, trade brands... i | 700 ib 3B 1 oo 6 BD Sho 610 300 1 bo Corn meal, Western whits.. 340 Corn meal, Westera yellow, oro y Bey. Bas Wh mer for ch dushela, at a 814) for soit do.y $41 60 a HL DL for xihern amber. about 105,000 bush aes sales of aly, te ‘mood 10.9 » prine mixed, Oats were quiet, dal Ateady, at 6c.” NO5 es top Western, bic. afte, for mixed to white Ohio, nfoat, and (Sige. Tor choles Chloron ihe track: The sales wernabout 4.t00 busielsy fi the tange, Barley continues dull and entirely nowt hal. There ia no stock here and nodemand. Rye was inac- tive and nominal at Ole. for Canada, in boud. State held S17 for etic. ay ket wens very qufet and a trie caster wy) was very lithe , 325 be A PArK, ‘SHod quarters grain, 19 Cork for raitar for orders, 2.609 bulr. ined petroleum, jorwegian bark, hence ta mem, 00 cases ved rolelttay WW a Norwedian bai pence to Trieste « Savi bdla refined petrntom, 6s.; a Norwegian bar 95o,, and baladieg cargo c: OLASGFB.— The war! Wo heard of no We van fnaetives to the trade at full priges, Mie, Rosin was firm, with a moderate de ‘Tho sales were 1,600 bbls, eotmruon strained ab 82 70. © lots were held higher. Strained closed at 4 75. Tar Was inactive, but iirmly held at @ 26 for Washington and Bob for Waimington, Por nUM.— Both le and refined continued aniet, but prices were’ wi ‘the otferings out pi eepiible change nd at prices above the views of buyers. Grride ti Vulk held ‘at Wie rand Lasges bias, We have ouly 10 note sales of 6.0 bbls. refined standard white for Jano delivery, at 25sec. There was a rumored anle of 8,000 bbls, AL25sie., but we were unable to trace it. July held at Be, and fut 260, The Philadelphia market continued very quiet, but unchanged. The reported 0) bhi Fefinéd standard walta, for June oliv@y, at 2050. and 50 bbls. do. last halt August, at 38, Shipping eruide Leld at active and 10 8 5 15 12% last belt 1 hi tor a ember, ce was Well supporte for frat haif Ji Vos aoe "#16 25.0 Gis $0 for august and We alo note saies late yesterduy of 1,20 bbla, Cor Inst half 4 at $15 a 61510. Bacon was quiet; there were email, unftnporiant sales, at former prices, Beet continued without movement and nominally uncbanged. Beer bi was a iritle more {nquiry, and aules ol 90 tierces, Cut ments—A fair domund prevailed for pickled bellies, 2 sules made of 5,000 Ibs, at 7i¢e. ; aio 40 boxes do, at 7c. a7 4c, Gther descriptions were. quiet but prices unchanged. Lard for prompt delivery was only moderately active, but firm, Sa'es 100 tierces ut {0%gc. a 1U"yc, Lor fair to choice Western Stoam. Future delivery was fairly active; the sales were 8,200 Uerces at 10%c. for remainder’ of June and July, Uxe, for August and Msc. for October. Butier only moderately active and steady uated at ato, w lc. Jor, Blate Lait tubs and firking, 25¢,'a 26c. for Welsh tubs and Qc. Ze, Tor Shoice Western, Cheese quiet; prices weak at 12c. for eholee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Riiss—Jones.—On Tuesday, June 27, at the tay dence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Be lor, D. D., EDGERTON A. BLISS to Ma ‘BRowNE—SroweERrs,—In Brooklyn, on Wednasday, June 28, by Rey. Dr. Jolinson, pastor of st. M Episcopal church, Wriutam 8. BROWNE to AN A., youngest daughier of John J, Spowers, sq, votu of Brooklyn. Fagle and Times please copy. Forpes—GA) ary’s NDARD.—Oo Wednesday, June 28, at the Second a beer church, Paterson, N. J, by the Re GANDARD. o cards, TON, ‘nice States Army, to [saben H., youngest daughter of the late John H. Bowle, of Brooklyn, E. D. No cards, L&e—BALpwry,—In this city, on Tuesday, June 27, by Kev. Dr. Quinnelle, ALFRED Lee to ALICE BALDWIN, Birmingham and Manchester (Eng.) papers please opy. Bi va-Monrewons. —On Wednesday, June 25, at the residence of the bride’s mother, ta’ this city, by the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr, Virst Lieutenant Vv. factory. Riok. A fair demand prevailed from the trade and prices were si The sales wore 530 bags at ic, a Zsg0. for, Rane gogn anid Nee ‘ize. for Patna; 60 tlerces Carolina at 840. OGAN,—The market was scarcely steady. Prices were without q alterat demand was faitly active. nd 24 boxes, including j ning at Vgc, 16 bhds. f hhds, Bee ‘at 11}Zc, and 190) Reined ‘sugar was a. for soft walle spa a ‘and pranulated, We a 8%. 5 rime ‘re: primeto it boxes, table n. ‘Phe sutes comprised 1,100 bhai hhus. strictly good to Prime od reiiaing at 9. 40 oxes molasses mugar at rices, Closing art ‘or ckushed, powdere: quote:—CabaToforior to’ common, retininy, Bic fair to,cood falr refining, Dye. a 9'ge.; good to fining, tise, ‘air i) good grocery. O90. a 1 hi Tuicc, a ivi; centeurigal, ide } molasses, hha, and boxe, melado, ilavauac Boren’ Daioh, stgadani: Won Tt don AU to Abr diges a l0ser dove 1d to 1b IO3te. Tih ¢e. | «ld. 15 to 18, 112¢c dou, 19 t0 2, 124: th on ie Idee. w (ining raver, 8/Ge. , een Wie. Lrasll—Duteh fan gr te. Java—Dutch standard, Noa. 10 Manila—Current clayed aud superior, Be. a thie. Forto Ri “f aed Nos. to 1d, toh ie0-atue, Low sono i firm at 994¢., with salen of 90,000 Iba, HIS RY. — bis. ‘The market was may at witirmalce ot 60 bla. Also nove bola. old at Ybe, DOMESTIC hepersda New OnUeANS, June 28, 1871 i net receipts, 13s; gross, Fy Cotton strong; midditngs, WS; sales, 1200} wiuck, 24)! SAVANNAM, June 28 1871. 5¢; net receipts, 201; ex, Cottgn very dull; poris—Voustwise, VILLE, June 28, 1871, bigh a, 268 hhas.; we Bib June bbls. ataas Low es aclive and low to medium Uswrao, sales 8,000 Tobacco cont Ings, $5 Ta gd 7 Flour in good demand and ate for No. Lapring, #8 75 for double extra. blower Nea $3,000 Baal Ro, Lred winter at $1 68, 4.000 do. so, 1 Milwaukee club) at 81 45, at ths and ] do. on private terma, Cora nlapd ob We, Oale scaron ancl 15 RT 75 for pribor winter, @9 10% Wh o New York, 40s, Reevipts by lnke busiels wheat, & 11,000 do, pens, 2,425,000 foct lumber. | Shipments 0 bvis, tour, 44,000 bushels wheat, 16,000 do. corn, | ye, 1,272,000 feet lumber, unehar d i Bie. Barley nomtual at Provisions irmer; mesa | + keller July, Dry‘ alte: {short rib wiitdles, isc, Rye stronger at e6 Highwines held at, lard, ye hogs nctivesak 43 $3 ‘WO ‘a #420, Cattle quiet #6 25.0 ¥5 8746, Receipts—4,000 bbls, flour, 48,10 bust Wheat, 230 bushels corn, 22,000 dushels oats, 1,000 buslie is 00 bbls. Notr, 1,800 bush- corn, Gi,000 busiiels outs and 5,000 hogs. Freighis quiet and steady THE ROTH ISLAND RAILROAD. The Manner tn Which Wail Stroet ta Swindled—Miinois Railroads Probibited from Bosluriug ® Stock, Dividend—No Authority foe Watering the Siock of the Rock Isiand Rond. CHICAGO, June 28, 1871. In reply to recent surmises of tne Buifato Com- mercial Advertiser that the recent misunderstand- ing relative to Rock Island stock was brought about by the publication of an apparently official state- ment that a stock dividend of 10) per cent woula | svon be declared, the “ridune of this morning says | the Chicago, Rock Island and Pactitic Ratiroad is & corporation created originally by the laws of [ll It as recetved no authority from the 1 of Nhnois to declare a stock dividen per cent or any other amount and the Legislature ig prohibited vy the constitution irom grant. ing any such authority. ‘These facts ought to be known to the dutiest mmtellect in Wall street. The bonded debt ot the Kock Island Kailroa amounting to $9,000,000, might be converted into stock uf the Legislature suould authorize such a pro- ng. ‘This debt represents capital actually ine mm the roads, and it would be permissible, Unter. the constitution of Thinois, toy law authorizing an tacrease of the capttal stock of the road, to stand in place of the debt when the latter is actualy exttuguished, but it would not be permisai- bie Lo walter the stock to the exient of one die, + reiused to report marriages ‘Smail jots soi & bb.s, Ni ~ 0c, We Murcovad Porto Ric: Boglish Islavas New Orleans. NAVAL STORRH fair demand, with sale ay pur als 47g, wud 20 | bis. ty arrive (BOW due) at eon wud 0 hia | BOARD OF HEALTH, A Favorable Condition Throughout the Dire trict--A Mania for Keeping Cows—Auother Attock on Sianghter Houses. Thero was a mecting of the Board of Health yesterday, Judge Bosworth mm the chair, After waiting for atime for a quorum, several members having Lad appointments with the German singing sociciies, business Was commenced and the usual routine gone through With, Of tie matters warrant- ing note was the Increase of desire on the part of the inhabitants well up town for keeping exwra cows: and various breeds of fowl could give good character for cleaniine: granted permits, while those Known to t with either Cows or pigs or fowl were peremptorily retused. Drs. Myers and Broston were reported for having failed Wo yeport cases of smallpox aud counsel was directed to prosecute then Tt was noted ti i Counsel Was directed to ascertain their naaies aud apply the penalty, By unanimous vote the Comptroller was directed to place $14,000 to the credit of the Board in the | Tenti Navoual Bi: ak, and by the same vote the 4 urer Was directe i to pay Ul: salaries due, Maoterre remarking that the payment would, of | 7 made with the ul twenty per cent ‘Yhe lollowing was then read and ordered Burrau or Reconns or Vira on fle:— TISTIOS,) 28, 13Vi.'§ To THE SKORETARY OF THE Boanp oF Hxaura ov tua HIKALTIL DEPARTMENT T have. the honor to t past week, being less than for th ort 486 registered lan for the previo esponiing week of 1! natitutional, 13 | jocnl, 128: de~ ‘There were 27 fatat eases of smlpon Twent, deaths occurred at the three of such iacaaien fell trom. 7 to in %. ‘Typhas and’ typhoid one death, the same bare reason to the very small movtality frou juring the present year. Erysipeias was credited with sin the past week, and Ute tever with none, two analogous diseases, lately o prevalent, have almost peared within a fortnight.” Diatrheal nifections prom Guede THO deaths, against Bin the previous week. Of the Liu deaths 19) took piace among children Jess than two years 5 deaths were ascribed to remittent and 4 to. intermit- the past week was 61 degrees, being ee ten | York city, aged G1 years. j Bet HARRIE All such applicants as | § | attend the funeral, from his ta M, C. Sitva, Twenty-first United States miantry, to Miss Nerris MonrimMone, second daughter of the late John Mortimore, of New York. San Francisco (Cal.) papers please copy. Died. On Tuesday, June 27, Freperick infant soa of Jared B, and’ Mary Lowrey Cin K, aged 5 months and 19 days, ‘he funeral services will ‘ake place this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, at the re- sidence of bis parents, Se onty-sixth street and Rast River, Relatives and friends are tavited to be present. Baum.—At Baxter Springs, Kansas, on Saturday, June 24, Mrs. Kosa Baum, tho beloved wile of Frederick H. Baum and daughter of the Kev. lL. Gottnold, of this city, ia the 24th year of her age. ‘The taneral will take place from the resi 2 Of her father, Xteenth street, this day (Thinrsday), at two o'clock P, M, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. BLEYERT.—Oh Wednesday morning, June 23, at one o'clock, Louis BLsyER?, aged 64 years, 3 months and 7 days. ‘The relatives aud friends of the famtly, also th e members of Hermann Lodge, No. 268, F. and A. M., and of Roland Lodge, No. 10, A. O, of G. F., are re- specttully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, No. 77 Sackett street, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at two o’ciock, without furiner notice. HELENA D, BLYERT, wife, and four children, BoeuMe.—On Tuesday, June 27, HMiLIa Crar- Lorre, infant daughter of Hermann and Elize Loehme, aged 10 months and Relativ 4. pectially invited to attend the rsday) afternoon, ab two o'clock, ftom tle residence of ber parenis, cor- ner of Atlanuc and Alubania avenues, Last New York, L. f. BoLrvon.—On Wednesday evening, June 25, THap- DEUS J., Infant son of Clifton and Mary J, Bolton. CLARK.—At Orange, N on Monday, June 26, Paris G. CLARK, nsellor at law, of New i 2 funerai will take piace from his late residence, Central av,, aear arrison str ay (Thursday) June 29, atone iM. Mor mt Hssex tralus leave foot of Bare for kK Church stati nat WrL0 and 120 4 ebarn trains and M, Relatives and friends are respectfully vited to attend without further nouce, The remains wil be taken to Auburn for intern Auburn (N. Y.) papers please copy. —At Newark, on Weduesday, June 23, CODINGTON, and friends are invited to atrend the fuueral, this (Thursday) aternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 170 Belleville avenue, Ne N. J. The remains will be taken to Lanov ris county, N.J., tor interment. ConpoN.--Un Tuesday, Juac 27 27, at 252 Monroe t, MARGARE? CONDON, Ib the 7th year of her r remains will be taken to the Rose of Lima, Cannon street, this (Thu ing, atten o'clock, where there will be high mass Otfered up for the repose of her thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment at twelve o'clo Friends aud acquaintances are respect- fully requested to atiend. CONNOLLY. —On Wednesilay, June 23, after a line gering lilness, A} wiie of Jona Connolly, a native of tne parish o! ue, county Kilkenny, ireland, in Ue 83d year of her age. he relatives ana friends of the family are respect- fully Abt to attend the funeral, from her late ner of Seventy-tifth streer aud Se riday afternoon, at one o —In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 27, augnier oF the late Peter A. Delmonico, years und 6 months, ifives and irteads of the famliv are re! spect- ed to attend the funeral Ss tats (Thursda burch of St. yy) morn- solemn oul, and ) morning, at hali-past ten o'clo Doxonon.—JouN Dononoz, only son of James and Ha 2 Donohoe, aged 1 year aud § months. The friends ere respecitully Invited to atiend the fimeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 7 Oak street. FLannaganx.—In Williamsburg, on Tuesday, June 27, STEPHEN FLANNAG a native of parish Kill connell, county Galway, Ireland, in tne ost his age. ‘The relatives and friends are mvited to attend the jl, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, from lis estdence, No. 7 Sandiord street, Williamsburg, remains Wil be aken to the church, aud tow @ to Caivary c.—On Mi EB Lovts, oe son of F. Louls aud Emma Town Fouike, aged ears. fhe relatives and friends of the family are respect. fally Invited to wttead the Iuneral, at Zion cnureh, Madison avenue, corner of Thirty-eighti street, tus (e'viday) Morning, at ten o'ciock. GoxnAsm.--On Tuesday, June 27, PERoy, son of Frank and Saran V, Gorham aad grandson of Wai- ter Durbrow. Relatives and friends of the fam'ly are Invited to atvend the funeral, from the idence of biy parents 74 Amslie strect, ers hed KD. this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'eloc HARRISON — Wednesday, June in the 77th year ol hb The relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend the funcral services, at Madison Pack Itotel, Twenty-second street aud, Broadway, on Fri- day Morning, atten o'clock, Interment al South Lauret Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia. HaasE.—On Tuesday, June 27, ANNA, sister of Carl Tiaase and Ernst and Fred ietjen, aged 18 years, The relatives and friends and the membcrs of tae chormbecker Club are tena the faneral, from th enty-seventh street and fourth avenue, ou duy, at one o'clock P. M. HiNsueLWoop.--On Wednesday, Rut, wie of Robert Hinshelwood 6 mont ne t atleraoon, at 27 West Fort He. ) Colonel Ja C. June 28, MARGAs aged 69 years and 1 will take place to-morrow wo o'clock, from her tate re y-first street. Monday, June 23, at of ins age. —On Tuesday, Jane JouN R. iit , Davip L LINDS aged 82 years aud 9 months, late of Dun Jand. Friends are Invited to attend the funcral, from the residence of F. it Brooklyn, t. Peg 233. Ouinberland sir (@hursday) afternoon, this au tured On Tuesday morning, June rooo KF, Third regiment ¢ favited to at. tend the funeral, at st. Matthe churel, corner of Broome and Enzapeth ‘ts, Unis (faursday! atter- d, at We 08 noon, Juve Peck.—At Sue WILLIAM H. VE) Sing, on Tuesday morning, June Kk, Sr. mM te ith year of his es and friends of the family are invited to resivence, Croton Rela venue, ous Sing, to-day (Thursday), June 29, at one ck P. M. Trains leave New York (Thirtieth street) at @ quarter to ten aud at eleven o'clock A. REED.—At Amenia, Dutchess county, on Wernes- day, June 28, WILLIAM Rvep, in Qis dist year, Funeral from his brother-m-law's, Joseph Fields, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, The relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend te juneral, withoat further notice. RuruerrorD.—On Wednesday morning, Jane 23, THOMAS SMILLIZ,infant son of Joseph M. and Hen- The shade on Tuesday and iS. Gog ‘The minimum was 58 degrees on Tuesday. T! ot huumdlt was equivalent to 62.49, saturation being repre- sented by 10), weotfully, tur obedient servant CHAlnEs P, RUSSELL. Des Register of Resuraa The following from the Bureau of Sanitary In- spection was read and took @ similar course: — Bunnav or Saxyrany Ixsrecrtox, HeavtH DEPAwEMENT, No. 301 M w Te, xan Roary oF Traut ov Tam Heavrn ‘Duvart NTI Ihave. the honor to submit the following comparativo statement of contagious disgases reported to this Bureau for the two weel ding June 24, 187L:— ————h eve) Week ry Dy Smalls Meas Diphs Frain phus, 4 ror. ales, therua, | Tune MF 58 16 | Jag3 Hee oe, 6 wb Hi eapectfilig subm esi MONKS, M. D,, City Sanitary Inepector, This concluded the business for the day, and the | Boara adjourned to Wednesday next. areca BOARD OF EDUCATION. The Board of Education met yesterday afternoon. All the members were present except Mess Palmer and Duryea, A report was received from | the Building Committee, awarding contracts for th following schools in the Seventeenth, Nineteenth | and Twentieth wards:—Schoot in the Seventeenth Ward, mason Work, $52,660, to 'T, Kiernan; carpeit tor Work, $27,288, t W, Smith: painting, to James Newhou: hool in the Nimetecuth ware mason Work, $51,443, to Moran & Armstrong; ca pentering, $29,473, to W. Germond; painting, $1, ie, to Charles B, Cornell, Furuishi i Hie for Normal | College, $15,064 20, to Nolan & McGrath. Adopted, | Aresolution for the tncrease of salaries of several rincpals was reportca bh to the commit Requisition on the Comptroiier for §$:5),000, Adopted. Grammar school No, 17 was ordersa to rictta J. Rutherford, aged 9 mouths. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectiully mvited to attend the funeral, trom the restdence of bts grandmother, Mrs. James HH. Stevens, 315 East Thirtieth street, tnis (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. SMiTH.—On Tuesday, June 27, Rowert H. Surrit, a native of the parish of Castle Pcliard, county West- meata, Ireland, m the 40th year of nis age. ‘rhe triends of the, farauy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Smith, 657 Seventh ave- nue, on Friday, June 40, at one o'clock. SMivm.—On Wednesday, June pet Cag long 1 ness, MARIA ¥., wife of Jobn A. SI ‘The friends of the family are respectfally Invited to attend thefuneral, from Christ church, Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, E D., on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, The rematus will be take to Yonkers, SNYDER.—At Springport, Mich, ou Thursday, June 22. MARY ANN, Wie of Joseph Snyder, for- meriy of this city. ‘TALLMAN.—On Wednesday, June 28, after a short fines, Lecy TALLMAN, widow of B. B. ¢allinan, 12 ine j6ch year of ber gee The remains will be taken to Albany tor inter ment. Van Axtwerr.—!n Brooklyn, on Monday evening, ve 23, Mrs. J. L. VAN ANTWERP, Felict of Jolin Ky Md An:werp. ‘The reiatives and friends are invited to attend tho funeral, thus (Thursday) afternoon, 20th inst., at two o'clock, from her late residence, 783 Baltic street, near Flatbush avenue, WALSH,—After a short tiness, on Tuesday, June 27, 1871, LAWRENCE WALSH, aged 26 years, a tative of the parish of Forgney, county Lougiord, Ireland, ‘The relatives and iriends are respeetinily invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 142 Cherry street, to-day (Thursday), at two P. The remains wii! o¢ interred in Calvary Cemetery. Longiord (Ireland) papers piease copr, Wood.—At his residence, in Greenield, Saratoga county, on —- dane 27, WILLIAM R, Wooo, be closed after July 1 for repairs. A resolution was ed OF offered ‘DY Mr ell to close the schools on the ad of ; One funeral will take place on Thursday, the 29m duly, Which was adgpteu almost upaumously, - | inst, Yall-vast eleven o'ClIGk A, ble Hopwood, CoLIn V. G, FORBES to yn Wednesday, June 28, by ge, Captain Jou M. Bast FOR SALE. Beet te CIGAR STORE, WITH STOCK, GOOD WILL AND aaplete, fF wale recsipts g40 per day, Ad- ew York Post ottice. bie a A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND f modern makes, Will be sold el M FIREPROOF SAFE COMPANY, Broadway. FIN LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—THREL YEARB? in ood location and doing a good business; = Address SLL Broome street. RARE BARGAIN.A GROCERY, WEuL sito ates and doing a good business, with Stock and. ix L. VIOKERS, 112 Water Ie bargain. tures, ior sale che: street, New York. coRrne QUOR STORE FOR SALB —Located i the Yen rd; very low rent, Ap LIAM ABBOTT, No. 6 City Hall place, Apply to Goon ply te tha DRUG STORE FOR SALE--ON EaSY TERMS, AP- ply at 44 Gak street, FINE FAMILY tures neat and © low rent; will sell Apply tn'the store 4 A FIRST CLARS CORNER L1ovoR STORE FOR SALB ehowp Well fitted ip. and doing a apleodid. businemse ‘The place Is located in the F rd For particulura apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, No. 6 y Malt piace. VALUABLE LIBRARY FOR SALE drean C, ¥,'T., Herald office. A.W FoR SALE—FIRST CLASS RESTAURANTS, COR « ner Liquor Stores, corner Groceries, liakeries, Confec- Uoneries, svi iiliard Saloous Hotels, corner Drug Stores, Mk Dey OOD STOCK, FIX: tt business location; ness cailse of aollings GROE CHEAP. AD- YR STORE IN THIS Omy iso for wale, 08 ¢ ap Liquor Stores, Oona, on atl the busines We MITUHELLS Store Ag ey, 17 Cedar atrect, ‘SPLENDID CHANCE FOR ONE WISHING te cuter the Cigar and Liquor Husiness; small capital re Quired; will be sold this day for any reasonable offer. to Mr, DANDIL, 67 Kant Tenth strcet, FINE CHANCE FOR A LADY TO PURCHASE TI ZA imsiieas of an established Brondway Millinery at & | sacrifice, on account of Htare Agency, 894 Bro ———_ ER Roc RY, MIQUOR AND FRED STORE vi’ lease? low rent; createst bargaam N OLD ES alvely patr per dy; bargal A CIGAR. STO price only business locatlo FOR SALE—ON BROADWAY; ‘ane chance (or a young man; good ood peasone for selling. EOREN'S Store Agency, IGAR STORE. FOR SALE CHEAP.—APPLY AT 7 % Brondway. Thompson street. P FOR SALE OR TO) LET—WITH A ora partner takea with $100, Apply af 614 Grand atreet. THIS DAY AT 11 O'CLOCK, cond avenue, to highest bidder 5 Pacer inquire: corner of Twenty- Pe. of STAIR, Phar elghih street, py, STORE. FOR SADE, THE LEASE, STOCK AND i Fixtures of one of the finest Drug Stores am the citys woll located and doin a paying business. For particuiars to. He WHELLIy Wholesale Drnggist 112 Chorey DOUG A LUCRA- arteomely fitted: hae tor the last 20 We A DOWNTOWN BARKOOM. 21 WEST street. POR SALE—A FIRST CLASS MERCHANT TATLOR- ing and Gentlem nrnishing Gooda Establish ment, tu acity of 50,000 inhabitants: an excellent trade estab lished ; best location fa the eity, For particulars address BM. J. CLARK, Scranton, Pa. rok 8. 2 4,00 nm account at Bi nd avenue, OR SALE—A FRED STORE, WITH TRU Horses and a good Lease. Apply at 46) atroet. IN GOOD LOCATION, Inquire of H. PRONTZ, IF nor! ess. | See APPLY VOR ve —A GOOD. SECOND HAND SAFE, at OR SALE-ON AC 1D ciass Corner 6 Inanire corner of So corner Second street, Brookiyn, LEA FIRST CLASS GROCERY, artof the eity; a superior location; quire of HENRY TU. UNt OF DEATH, A FIRST ocery, with or without Horse and Wagon, d hia streets or 67 Grand, N THE UP- how doing ® MPR, 220 W (OR SALE—BAKEIC week. Addrees BAK % BARRELS PER ny Herald oifice. OR SA and but a moderate c: treated with, 50.—\ VERY DESIRABLE JOBBING nese; Cully established ; requires ia offered a bargain, no agente ress A. B., box 127 Herald oilice. FIRST CLASS TRUCKING FOR TWO the whole or half jyOR SALE. teams and trucks and express wa to asuitatie person. Inquire tor TRUCK MAN, 42. Jane at A FOUR YEARS’ LEASE OF ONE OF tunily Liquor Stores on Potrd avenue, with or Address J. F, C., 1,203 Brody without Stock. KF OR SALE—FIRST GLASS NE! WSPAPLR ROUTE AND Jn the business part of the city; 500 fe sold daily ‘unt. 400 weekly papers sold weekly; ne actony Fensona tor selling. Inquite of DAVID NAGLE, stip, city tOR SAL®—FISH, OYSTER AND VEGETABLE MAR- ket ; best lo on Eighta avenue; no other market im x neighborhood; will be sold che good reasons Cor selle fag. Apply at ighth avenue, in the market. OR SALE-RESTAU! 'T AND DRINKING SALOON, 176 ‘Sixth avenues; a bargain. N OLD ESTABLISHED, FIRST CLASS. t part of Third aveone; minst be so'd tmme- ara at WOE! For pacticulars apply to LIONEL fae TA CTS ca. rd avenus. OR SALE AT A GARGAIN-IF APPLIED FOR TO day or to-morrow, Lager Beer and Ale House, ¢oing @ id business; long lease, cheap rent; owner goine wo Kus Tope. Particulars at Decker's plano rooms, 56 bleecker #& IPWO SAFES IN GOOD ORDER—COMBINATION LOCK, about 20e16x12 and H0xux15, inside meusure j give price, maker, and where to be seen, Address SAFE, box x 4ai6" New York Fost office, $950 WILL “BUY, A ND IN ONE OF THE incipal markets in this city; used at present for poultry, fruit aud vegetables, but would make an excellent pork or butter stand. Inquire at No.7 Marwbali street, near First, Hoboken, $300 —FOR SALF, A ing house, full of ause of giving Up. MALL PRIVATE BOARD- , sien ty ST ee tatoe: pply at’ 207 West Seven- ¥ OUY A FIRST CLASS LAUN- doing a xood paying buelnoss, in a thrty- mui j. SauisCactory reasons ‘Aad box 138 Herald ollie: ven for 8 wag gud Fixtures com- ya rare chance to pply at £3 West Houston street. ic largest atock ever ‘At d2 Coruiande atroct; works, iT OF MACHINERY | FOR ‘at 2 discount of fifty (50) par vk Liberty LARGE sale, to clo cent on cost pric street, Uj stairs. SCT BOILER AT LAST—-WARRANTED TO. percent over ali others; invented by H. Lestie, ractioal boller maker, 36 and 3% Wayne street, Jersey City. niormation can be bad at the works, TWO OR THE betes EF POWER ENGINE AND wad hand tf ie eee gee Mi Cortes LO., 87 Worth street, {UR SALE—LOCOMOTIVE AND TUBULAR BOILERS, frou 8 to TWhosse powers, Enginos 9 to) horse — NJ. all in good order. Inquire at 1 very low. JOHN MOLARE! Third and Grand streata, Lioboken ¥°%, SALE-A GOOD ENGINE ap. BOILER; WILT be sold cleap. 164 Ruty-fourth street TEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, PUM Kinds of Machinery at low prices. TODD W Barciag erect, 40m, WANTED wats, HAND LATHES oF AMERICAN Tool Company's make; oon aaa Caen over and baci ALL wavreenes motion, Addross UATHLES, box 148 H 12 HORSE ENGINE AND BOILEI, PAINT MILLS, = Food Pumps, Steamboat Boilers, Loper Propelier Engines, 26226, second band; ats order WS, 414 Water street. corner of Beckman and i streets; ‘(wil assortment of fancelF ewok for priv exhibiti reer AYSI dox, 49 pack TKEWORRS, fal assortment of Hadfcld’s premium Fireworks, Nati 2 col tor Paso hedteire PEREGO & CO. 190 Front street. enero ~MANUFAC’ ghee oer Yron retail. $2 bu; Torpedves, _MISCELD, BOUs. MAAN SN —MBS, L. R. STONE, © ened pew and elegant rooms at Ky! cd ay isdn A. she is pi wo awit ‘as, Nnnians and laverted thelr r realdesce it desired. Broadway, o treat ail who are guithat JANES, a Stationers, Printers and Blank Book Manufactarers, 9 Blank Books made to patern. Iton street. (peers EXTRACTED irnour PAIN FOORTERN waueubing sitagernt eth, $1; Set, S10; prumpers for hollow » dew uy Y¥ VILLERS. 16 Gread street, moar Broadwag.