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Railroad Aretdemt.
I From tie Richmond Enquirer, July 25.1
Ths up trtu? on t|iu Bouih Solo road, with troop*
aboard ran ol? the track when some two or three mile*
beyond' Burhesvill* Tuesday alteruoon, wounding lorty
Ive men in ill?seventeen re verily, lour or whom nave
since riled. The iccii'.mt wasoaused by a splice in one of
tbe rails laving boon drawn out, allowing the rail to givo
way whro the tram came upon it. Two cars were
thrown down a considerable embankment, and It is won
derful that the extent of damage was not greater
than U was. Tbe conductor of tbe train was also alight.y
bijureJ. Besi ies considerable damage to the cars. the
track was lorn up fur thirty or forty yards. Tbe wound
ed wore taken to Faruivillo, where they were properly
dared for.
The Exchange of Prisoner* Stopped.
[From the Richmond E*quirer, July 23.]
8inco the agreement ol tbe commissioners upon tbe
term* of the exchange of prisoners, nearly twit* hutuired
w.nnded federal roldiers, taken in the late battles, have
been lent to the federal transports in James rivor.
During this charitable and iu all respects honorable
movement on the part of the Conlederale t ommissiouera,
we learn that sthe federal army on the .lames untile an
ad vaiue up the rieer of about two miles. This intelligence
reaching headquarter*, has caus*d a cessation of move
menu w regard to the exchange, and appropriate ar
rangement* must be made before they are proceeded
with.
Rebel Account of the Spoil*.
[From the Petersburg Express, July 34}.]
A gentleman trum Richmond, yesterday, ascertained
from sources entitled to the fullest credit, that, as'-oine
Of tho fruits of the recent victories around Richmond, we
have secured thirty-three thousand stand of small arms;
?ver sixty cannon, the greater portion of them superior
field pieces; between seven hundred and eight hundred
horses and muics ; thousands and l housands of bullets, a
large quantity of powder, but slightly damaged . pick
axes, shovels and spades, almost beyond computation;
overcoats, india rubber and oilciotb blankets, kuapsacks,
?anteens, Ac.
Another Secession Tyler Gone.
I From the Richmond Examiner, July 23.]
Died, on the l'Jth lust., at his late residence In the
?eunty of Hanover, Dr. Wat Henry Tyler, to tho 75th
year of his age. He was the eldest son of the Qrst Go ver
nor, John Tyler, of Virginia, and Mary Armi-tead, who
boasted that she bad named him altar the two greatest
rebels that ever lived?Wat Tyler and Pal rick Henry.
He was among tbe Qrst to advocate the secession of Vlr
ginia from the Union.
Execution of Loyal Negroes.
[From the Richmond Kx.imiuor,July'24.]
Two negroes were executed at Kingston, N.C., on
Friday last, by order of Colonel Sol Williams, C. S. A.
They were found guilty of drumming up recruit* for
Burnsid*.
From the North,
[From th* Richmond Examiner, July 24.]
Tb* probability of a retort to a draft has caustd in
tense indignation and axcilement in Baltimore, and it is
thought that if General Jackson were In striking distance
be could at once obtain tw enty thousand men frem that
city alone.
Lou of the Seventh Virginia.
Adjutant J. H. Parr, or the .Seventh Virginia regiment,
IB his oUici.il report, states that his regiment wns in one
?f the b.itlios ol tbe 30lh of June, and out of 225 men lust
14 killed, 64 wounded and 31 missing, or 111 in ail.
Miscellaneous Item*.
PRISON GUARDS.
[From the Richmond Dispatch, July 26 ]
For several mouths past, owing to the demanu for men
elsewhere, the officers having in charge the different
Conlederale prisons in tnis city have been compelled to
put up with mere apologies for soldiers in tbe way of
guards. Maay ot them, it it safe to say, never knew
their duty, and took nopains to make themselves acquainted
with it- Under such a state of affairs it is no wonder that
?out prisoners have escaped a vigilance that did not
exist and a sense of duty tint was equally baseless.
Judging from the conduct uf some ol tbe men put on guard
at Castle Goodwin and other points of importance,a priso
ner has only to dress himself up in the presumed apparel
?Tan officer or gentleman, assume an authoritative air
and his exit is assured. It would pay to instruct all
prison guard* as to the natur* of thuir duty. Some of
tham are lamentably deficient in the requisite know
ledge.
MASONIC CELEBRATION OP TQfi BATTLE OP MA
NASSAS.
The first anniversary of the battle of Manassas was
celebrated on the 21st inst., at Dill's farm, at General
Whiting's headquarters, by Bee Dodge of Masons. A
procession was formed at Dill's and marched thence, pre
sorted by a brass band, to tbe farm of Mrs. Sclicrmer
hem Arrived there, proceedings were initiated by
prayer by Rev. Dr. Duncan. An oration an eulogy on tbe
'~itb of tbe gallant and lamented brother Barnard E.
?, Brigadier General, C. 8. A., who tell at Manassas,
ir Uieu delivered ia reeling and appropriate language
by Rev. Dr. Stewart, an Episcopalian clergyman of Alex
andria, Va., wbo, it will be remembered, was driven
ftrom hj* pulpit by the hirelings of Lincoln for declining
to pray for that individual. The processiofi returned to
Dili's farm, where the exercises of the day were coa
ctoded.
DEPARTURE OP YANKEE PRISONERS.
(From the Richmond Dispatch, July 25.]
Orders were received yesterday , at the C. ?. military
prison, corner of Twentieth and t nry strocts, to prepare
about six hundred of the wounded prisoners for dopar
tore, under flag ef truce, at sight o'clock this morning.
Th*y will go by railroad to Petersburg, tbeuc* to City
Point, and bo there delivered over to their frieuds. None
wore sonl off yesterday.
CAPTURED.
[From th* Richmond Dispatch, July 26.]
Ml Central train of cars, arriving on Wednesday
avening, brought down, under guard, seven Yankees,
?aptured by a portion of the First Virginia cavalry,
andcr General Stuart, near Beaver Dam depot, a lew days
Bincc. The prisoners on their arrival wero carried to the
aSeo of tho l'rovost Marshal, and thence to UioC. 8.
prison, corner of Cary and Twentieth streets. The squad
consisted of one Lieutenant, two Oi dcrly Sergeants, ono
Oorporul and threu privates, belonging to tbe Fifth Iudi
ana cavalry.
DISAPPEARING.
[From the Richmond Dispatch. July 25.]
Owing to the persevering assiduity of guards from the
army, or some other potent cause, the number of strag
gling soldiers in our midst has been reduced to a mere
fraction of what it was two days since. Yesterday the
streets were comparatively clear of this secies uf hu
manity. lhe Capitol Square, noted as a resort for Idle
Midlers, showed, on th*occasion retorted to, an squally
clean record.
ICR.
Ice is selling In Columbia, 8. P., to the sick enly.st
abt cents per pound. No one is allowed to purchase
nsoro than six pounds at a time, aud all must produce a
physician's certificate to prove that ico is absolutely
essential to the reoovory of tbe patiunt.
OENERAI. JOSEPH B. JOHNSTON.
General Joseph E. Johnston has nearly recovered from
tbseff.'cis uf the painful wound received at the battle ot
tjeven ITuos. He will be able to "report for duty"
last than ten days.
i'welvs hogsheads of tobacco sold in Lynchburg, Va.
Wednesday, at tbe high price of $26 per ewt.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Tuesday, July 29?6 P. M.
The following ia a comparative statement of the
?sports from the port of New York to foreign
porta for the week ending July 29 and since Jan
aery ls
iaoo. 1861 1802.
For the week $1,012 984 2,083,966 4,134.314
Previously reported.. 49.082.2U9 74,093,468 71,678,308
Since January 1....$60 696,2S3 76,177,434 76,712,022
This is probably the heaviest weekly shipment
on record. Among the leading items wo notice:?
Tobeceo. to H'nibrg $4.1.000 Flour, to London. $140,000
Flour,to Liverpool. 800.000 Wheel, to Bristol.. 10.000
Wheat, toLtv'rjiool. 849.000 t orn, to Bristol..,. 18,000
Lard, to Liverpool. 34,000 Wheat,toKtngroad 20,000
Bacon, to Liverpool fto.OOO Wheat, tot, louc'str 40,000
Butter, to Liverpool 09,000 Wheat toUlusgow.. 46,600
Cheese, to Llv'rpo"! 09,000 Corn, to Glasgow.., 33,000
Tallow, toLiv rixiot 24.000 Flour, to Uia.-gow.. 26,000
Tobacco, to L'tKioi. 86,out) WhalcOll,totii'si.'w 30.0(10
Gnaivi, to London.. 17.'i,0o0 Wheat, to Q'nstoun 101,000
Tobacco, to London. 116.000 t'orn.toQ'nstowu.. 48,000
Wheat, !?>Iailldon.. 166,000 Wheat, to Corn 94,600
Si?rinoll,tol?m'n 63,000 Wheat,toL'lidnrry. 23.000
Corji,tolondoadc'y 80,000 Tallow,te Havre.. 44,000
lard, to Boiiaat.. .. 23.000 W?h*t?liooe, <ia.... 21.000
Flour, lull. N A.C. 112.000 Tallow,to Cette... 24,000
Flour, to It. vf. Tod 42.000 Coflt?<?, to Genua... 21,onn
Flour, to Brar.il ... 81.000 Tubaaco, (lu 103.000
At this rate our shipmcnt-i of specie will not last
very long, and exchange will naturally decline.
Money is very abundant nt 4 a 5 per cont on
call. Paper sells at \}/% a 6 a 6 for the best
mimes. Certificates of indebtedness hung at
Demand notes range from 106 to 100%. The mo
ment they sell for the same price as 7.30 notes, or
nearly so, it is presumed that the Secretary will
authorize an exchange. Tho public have again
begun to deposit money at the Sub-Treasury at 4
percent. To-day something under $100,000 was
received.
The course of gold and exchange appears to
tend downward. Gold opened this morning at
my,, foil to 116 between the boards, sold at
116f? at tho second board, and closed that bid.
Bxchango has fluctuated ail day at 127 a 128.
There were some large sales of bankers1 bills at
127. It is not easy to perceive how gold and ex
change can be maintained at their present prices.
Tho Btoek market continues very inactive,without
important change In prices. Speculators are ail
waiting for news. At ti.e morning board govern
ment sixes (coupons) declined */t, Tcnnesacea %,
Miaaonris %, Michigan Central %, Rock Island %.
Pacific Mail New York Central %, Erie yt,
Erie preferred f%. Galena }?(. The feature of tlic
market is inactivity?a general disposition to avoid
doing business. This aiato of tilings ia of course
temporary. Decided news from any quarter
would had to a rontwal of activity, which the .
present condition of the money market is par
ticularly calculated to promote. Between the
boards the market was dull. At tho second boar^
prices were a fraction better; but business was very
dull indeed. The following were the closing quota
tions of the day:?United States 6's, registered
1881, 98 a 98%; United States 6's, coupon, 1881,98%
a 98%; United States 5's, 1874, 86% a 87; Treasury
notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 102% a 102%; Tennessee
6's, 50 a 50%; Virgiuia 6's, 62 a 54; North Caro
lina 6's, 65 a 70; Missouri 6's, 46 a 46%; Ameri
can gold, 115% a 115%; Pacific Mail, 110 a
110; New York Central, 92% a 92%; Erie, 33%
a 34; do. preferred, 62% a 62%; Hudson River,
44 a 45; Harlem, 14 a 14%; do. .preferred, 34%
a 35; Reading, 64 a 55; Michigan Central, 59 a
59%; Michigun Southern and Northern Indiana,
25 a 25%; do. guaranteed, 54% a 54%; Panama,
132 a 133; Illinois Central, 66 a 56%; Galena
and Chicago, 67% a 67%; Cleveland and To
ledo, 46% a 47; Chicago and Rock' Island, 62% a
62%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 77% a
78%; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 30 a 3d;
New York Central 7'b, 1876, 109 a 110; Erie third
mortgage bonds, 98 a 98%; Michigan Central 8's,
first mortgage, 107% a 108; Illinois Central bonds,
7'b, 93 a 93%.
Strange rumors are afloat with regard to obsta
cles which are said to be thrown in the way of
trade with New Orleans by United States officials
in authority at that port. It is commonly stated
among merchants that it is impossible to obtain a
clearance of a cargo of sugar or cotton without
paying a douceur to some one. It is likewise
stated that, all the tugs being in the hands of the
government officials, sailing ships cannot get up
to the city from the Passes without purchasing
from some one the right to hire a tug at an enor
mous figure. These stories are probably unfound
ed or much exaggerated; but as they are current
and generally credited we have thought it right to
mention them, in order that the officials at New
Orleans may be aware of what is said of them
here, and likewise that tho Secretary of the Trea
sury may institute any inquiry which may be pro
per on the subject. Rumor makes very free with
names in connection with these alleged irregulari
ties.
The Sub-Treasurer received $1,500,000 in small
notes this morning from Washington. The busi
ness of the office was as follows to-day:?
Receipts $3,405,273 41
?For customs 287,000 00
Payments 2,022,687 17
Balance 9,109,623 77
Hereafter parties depositing United States notes
for conversion into five-twenty six per cent bonds
will not be required to pay any accrued interest.
The interest will commence to run from the date of
the deposit.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $20,143,810 35, and the balances
$1,587,810 35.
The New Orleans True Delta of the 20th inst.
thus notices the exchange market in that city:?
Exchange was in moderate demand throughout, and
foreign bills tcuded upward, owing to the enhanced
movement in rates at New York, Boston, &c., while do
mestic stiffened somewhat in view of remittances to the
North for goods sold by parties who recently bought
them ou speculation. The quotations this evening are
130 a 135 lor sterling bills, 4f. 20c. a 41'. per dollar for
francs, und 5 a 12 per cent premium for sight drafts on
the Northern cities. Specie has been in limited inquiry
at 118 a 121 tor silver and 122 a 125 lor gold; uncut-rent
bank notes ruled as heretolore at 40 a 60 per cent dis
count, with only nominal offerings, while transactions in
all classes ef stocks and bonds were, for the most part,
wholly suspsndad.
Stock BichMgc.
Ttbjdat, July 29,1882.
$2550 US6 s, '67,reg 98 50ehs IlelkHudCaCo 96*
6000UP 6's,'81, cou 98* lOOMich Cou KK. b30 59*
20000 use's, '81, reg 98* 200 do 69*
1000 US5'b, '74, eou 86* 100 do s30 69
6000 do 86* 50 do M 60%
10000 US 6's, 1 yr eer 98 * 60 Chic k R I RR... 62%
7000 Trea 7 3 10 pen 102% 60 do 62%
10000Tennfl's, '90... 60 6 Pacific MPS Co.. Ill*
10000 do bOO 60* 10 do Ill*
6000 do slO 60 25 do *30 111
7000 Missouri 6's... 48 60 do Ill
6000 do Sl6 46 60 do 810 110*
12000 California 7'8.. 95* 100 do 800 110
2600 Brooklyn c win 103 % 60 do 110*
1000 Erie UK 4 robdg 90 60 do 110*
7000 EricKR 6 mbds 82 60 do s30 110
2000C.B ,VQ RR8pc b 108 100 N Y Cen RR.. bSO 92
8000 Mich So s fbda 99 100 do 91*
3600 111 Cub RE b t?. 93 100 do *15 91*
5000 T 11 k Alton lm 105 50 do bIO 91*
2000 I'll k Alton 2m 80 726 do 92
2000 (biNfflm. 62 60 do 830 91%
3000 Mil & PduChlm 93 100 Erie RR 83*
3000 Tol k Wab lm. 91 12 do '.. 33*
2000 do 91 % 100 do sift 33'.;
6000 Gal k Chic 2u>. 104 400 Erie RR pr?f. ... 62*
12900 r.ftWfc Ch 2in 77 50 do U60 62,",
lOOOMii 8|>c,old..830 104 10 Hud Riv KR 46
32000 Amor gold.... 116* 26 HarlemRR 14?,
20000 do 116'a 100 111 Cen RR sc.b60 56
:;oooo do 116 % 25 Clev.Col & t in RR lis,'.*
80000 do 116* 100 Galeae k Chi RR. 67*
146 she 1'enn Coal Oo 96
8ECOND BOARD.
$1000 US 6'?,'81,cou 96% $40000 Atner gold ... 115*
3000 U S 5's,'74,cou 87 100 she NY Cent lilt. 92
7000 do 86 % 50 do 92*
l&OooTreas 7 310 pen 102* 50 do *50 92
1000 Kentucky 6's.. 95 25 Erie RR 33*
110001'.$ tW&Cbklm 92 160 do 33*
12000Chic k NW afb 94 100 Krie KK prf 62*
1000 Mil&l'dut b lrn 93 10 Mich Cent RR... 69*
2000 Mich Soar bds 99 360 do 69
2000Clevefc Tol ?fb 91 60 Mich So AN la r s 54*
10000 Amur gold.... 115* 25 (Tevu.Coi&CinKR 118*
6000 do 116 60 Chic k R Tat RR. 62*
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TrasDiT, July 29?6 P.M.
Ashxs.?The market was firiu, with email sales of pots
at $6 75 a$6 81*( and 12 bbls- of pearls were Bold at
$6 87*.
Bu*ad?tt7ffr?Floor?The market was some less buoy
ant and active, and rather easier for some grades. The
sales footed up about 16,000 bbls., closing within the fob
lowing range of prices:?
Superfine State $4 80 n 5 10
Extra SUM 6 25 ? & 35
Superfine Western 4 80 a 6 lu
fommon to choice extra Western 6 25 ? a 25
Canadian 6 25 a 6 26
Southern mixed to good superfine 6 30 a 6 00
Extra do 6 05 a 7 00
(food to choice family do 7 00 a 7 30
Rye flour 3 no a 4 25
Corn meal, Jersey and llrandywine 3 25 a 3 60
?Canadian ilour was in moderate demand, while the
sales embraced about 1.200 bbls., witbiu the above rauge
of prices. Southern flour waa heavy and sales moderate,
being confined to about 900 bbls , wltbin range of our quo
tations. Rye flour was steady at our figures, with sales of
200 bbls. Corn meal was scarce and prices Arm, with
gales of 200 bbls. Wheat opened with some show of firm
ness, especially for good winter red; but tho market
closed wltb less spirit. The sales footed up about 90,000
bushels at fl 40 a *1 45 for white Michigan, $1 35
a$l 36 for white Ohio, $1 27* a$l 31 for rod Western,
$1 !'2 a $1 35 tor amber do., $1 45 for white Kentucky,
$1 21 a $1 24 for amber Iowa and Oreon May,
il 13 a $1 20 for Milwaukee club, nnd $1 12 n $1 18
lor Chicago club. Coin was firmer at the opening but
closed dull and easier. 'lhe sales embraced 60.000 bush
els, at 50c. a 51 *<?. for lisatud, 62c. a65c. for shipping
eastward, ai.d at 6fle. a 57c. for good to prime for exp rt.
Rye waa scarce, with small sales of Plate at 84c. a 86c.
Parley and barley malt were quiet arid nominal. Oats
were steady and in moderate demand, at 46c. a 47c. for
Western anil Cat ad.on. and at 47*C. a4Sc. for Mate.
Corrrr was firm, whilo sales wore liinlied. The follow
ing statement of stocks, movements, Ate., for the jiast
week, is taken from the circular of Messrs. William Scott
k Son of this date ?Rt< ck of Rio anil Santos on the 22d of
July, 1862. bags, 124,642; received since to date, Santos,
3,700?total, 128,.'142, sales for consumption estimated at
7 109. Stock of Klo uml Santos on the 2.?th of July, 1862,
hags, 121,233. Java, mats, 11,100. .luva. g- vurniurnt
tag". 2,760, Maracaibn, bigs, 19,305; lAguayra, 2.260;
St Homlngo. 1,785; t'eara. 4.686; other desorlpttons,
2,450?total mats and bags, 165,613. Quotations?Klo,
prime, 23c.; do., good, 22*0; do., fair. 22c.; do., ordi
nary, 21c. a 21 *0.; do., fair to Rood cargoes, 21*c. a
22*?.; Maracaibo, 21*e. a 23*c.; Lagnayra, 21*c.a
22*c.; Java, mats and bags, 26c. a 26*c., all four
months; St l?oni:ngo, 21c ca-h. Ptockof Rio nt Kalti
n.ore duly 29, bugs, 15,000; Philadelphia, 1,676; New
York, duly 29,121,233?total. 186,908.
( on,,.,,?'The market was Irregular and sale* limited.
The tram-actions in small lots fooled lip about 300 hales,
chiefly <>n the basis, of 44c. a 45c. for middling uplands,
with tittle , if any, tegular middling lots to be bad under
46c.
EHKMiiiTS.?Rales were firm. To Liverpool about 45,000
bu shels wheat were eni'ugad at 13d , in bulk and ships'
bnge, with some lota In ships' hags nt 18*d.,and 2,000 a
3,000 bble. flour at 3s. fld., with some lots quoted ai 3s, a
3- 3d lantd weight was at 35s. a?kc I To Loudon
2,000 bbla. flour were made at 4s. per bbl.,
while wheat was at 14d. To Rrls'.ot 4,000 bushels wheat
wore engaged, in ehlps' hags, at 14d A foreign vessel
to Cork, lor orders, was taken up to load with wheat at
14c , mi hulk. Another was engaged to n ad with wheat,
if for a direct port, at 13d or 14d. If to Pork, for orders ;
and a toralgn brig for a direct Irish port nt 13d
Hat.?lite market n.ia stcaiy, with sales of 1.000
bali-a at 60c. a 55c. tor shipp-i-g, and at 65c a 6Cc. fur
city use
Mm as-re ?Pales of 130 hltds Cuba muscoiado were
made at l4e
Navai Pi uses ?Supplies were scarce and prices were
Arm at $1 96 for spirits turpentine and at >14 for cow -
mon rosin.
Provisions.?Pork?Tho market was rather firmer,
while tba demand a as fair, wiUi rales of 700 a 800 bbts.,
at $10 87>$ a $10 9334 f?r mess, aud at $8 76 a $0 for
pr une. Beet' was firm and in fair deiiiaud, witli sale* of
180 bhls., at $13 a $14 lor plain megs, and at $14 60 a
$15 for extra do. Prima mess wag nominal.
Beef hams were firm, with email baled at $15
a $16 60. Bacon wag quiet and nominal. Cut menu
were In fair demand and at steady prices. The sal's
embraced 2115 packages at 3,'<?c. a 4^0. for shoulders, and
at 5 '?c. a 5%c. for hams lard wug steady, with rah s of
800 bids. and tierceti at Sj^c. a 9^o. Butter aud ch?e?*
wore unchanged.
Sloans were quite steady and pricee firm, with sales
of about 2,267 hhds., included in which were 880 hhds.
New Orleans, by auction, within tha range of 8kc. a
12>iC., the latter for clarified. The remainder
about 1,400 bhda. Cuba muscovados, at 8>ic. a 8c.
for fair to good and prime refining goods, and 620 boxes
witliiu the range of 8>ic..a 10)io., and M0 bhda. modulo
St hJ-jJC.
T*u.ow.?The market wag inactive, but eteady at
103?c. a IOJjC. Holders of choice lots demanded 11c.
Toiiacoo?Kentucky is in steady request and prices
are very full; sales 527 bhda. Kentucky at 10>,c. a 19c.:
131 cases seed loaf at 13o.
Whiskey wag in moderate demand, with sales of 400
bbla. State and Western at 28c. a 28>?c. for State, and
prime Western at 29c., in small lots.
?1W YOUK CATTLE MARKET.
Tumnai, July 29, lit!
noamt.
The total receipts at tho various yards during the past
and previous week have been as follows:?
Tarda. *'?**? Owm. VaU. 3. <i C. Swint.
Allerton a, July 29 3,540 6 292 680 10 280
I)o. last week 6.149 13 188 442 11 142
Browning's, July 29 ... 181 4 36 1,021 _
Do. last week 140 31 152 4,500 _
Chamberlin's, July 29.. 31 28 119 4.436 ?
Do. lest week 63 21 141 3,972 ?
O'Brien's, July 29 48 64 146 2,587 ?
Do. last week 28 69 90 2,292 ?
Sold to butcher*, July 29 87 ? ? _
Do, last week.1 200 ? ?
Total thia week 3,897 99 683 12,824 10/280
Total last week 6,570 104 677 11,303 11,142
MICKS.
The current quotations tor all stock at U>? various
yards to-day were as follows:?
amar earns
Extra quality per 100 lbe $8 00 a 8 50
First do. do 7 75 a 8 00
Ordinary to good do 7 2a a 7 75
Common do. 6 76 a 7 25
Inferior do 6 00 a 0 76
?n b co we.
Extra quality per head $40 a 50
First do. do 36 a 40
Ordinary do .... 30 a 35
Common do 28 a 3d
Inferior do 26 a 28
vkil cairn.
Extra quality per lb 5>ic. a 60.
d0- <?o 51*0. a 5 lie.
Ordinary do. 6c. a 5'Vo.
Common do 4>?o. a 6c.
Inferior do. 31^. a4.;e.
SJtKSP akd limbs.
Extra quality per bead $4 60 a 6 00
Prime quality do 4 00 a 4 00
Ordinary do. 3 60 a 4 00
Oommon do 3 00 a 3 60
Inferior do. 2 00 a 3 00
swixa.
Com fed, per lb -x 4?'e a 5c
? tiu fed .7.7.7:l?l: ;4 ?;c.
BEEP CATTLE.
With a large falling off in the receipts, there waa but a
fair supply on sale to-day, notwithstanding the fact that
some three or four hundred cattle wore offered which
were on sale last week, but which oould not bo sold in
consequence of the superabundant supply then on hand.
The cattle were or a fair average quality, and as the sup
ply was moderate, with no expected arrivals to depress
the market, trade was steady, though not neatly so ac
tive as some of the more sanguine of the speculators and
regular dealers anticipated. The speculators who pro
ceeded to Albany to obtain accessions to their limited
numbers, which offared on Monday morning, were
generally in expectation of a material advance in
prices; but the timely arrival of the cattle, which
eume in on Monday afternoon, and tho three
or four hundred 8tato cattle, prevented any rise
in the rates. There was a general belief that there was
a slight improvement in prices on Monday, particularly In
the better kinds, which sold readily at our outside quota
tions above. The range to-day was from 6c. to 8,*<o. a
8 >ic. per pound, but the bulk of the offerings sold at about
7J{c. a 8c. The butchers having gensralty supplied them
selves liberally last week, wore indifferent about pur
chasing; otherwise there would probably have been an
advance.
MILCH cowa.
The changes are eo few and unimfiortant In this depart
ment nowadays thut we have ouly to make the stereo
typed remark that the market is substantially the same
being very quiet. Tbe sales arc offecled at prices quoted
above; but the bulk of tho ofieriugs gt> at from $25 to $36
per head.
VEALS.
The market still "drags its slow length along" without
any visible change for tbe bolter or worse. I he demand
for all descriptions continues very moderate sua the cur
rent rates for tbe various kinds art represented in the
above quotations, which are corrected from the sales of
tho day at the different yards.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market for prime continues to rule buoyant, under
a tolerably active demand, and holders have beon ena
bled to obtain remunerative prices. Prime sheep arc
quito active and prices rule pretty high, several large
lots having sold at our outside quotations lor first class.
All other kinds wero dull, with pretty slow sales at
the above prices, which are somewhat low
er. The sales at Chamberlin's, as below, at
lord a pretty good insight into tbo market at all
tbe yards We note sales of 160 skeep and lambs at $6
216 do. Ht $4 50, 150 do. at $4 30,200 do. at $4 25,196 do.
at $4 15, 396 do. at $4, 314 do. at $3 75, 298 do. at $3 60,
166 do. at $3 31 >4,320 do. at $3 25,214 do. at $3 18V, 82
do. ut $3 12>i, 421 do. at $3.161 do. at $2 75 , 68 lambs at
$6. 40 do. at $4 75, 62 do. at $4 50, 60 do. at $4 25,200
do. at $4,118 do. at $3 75, 282 do. at $3 60, 50 do. at
$3 44, 127 do. at $3 37, 79 do. at $3 23,78 do. at $2 76.
8WIMK
Have been very active, and, notwithstanding the com
piratively heavy receipts, prices have largely advanced.
< orn ted sell freely at 4%c. to 6c. per pound; aud still fed
at 4,'4c. a 4>?c. Tbo offerings have S'.Kl as fast as they
have arrived, and tbe advanced rates have been freely
paid.
FINANCIAL.
AUGUSTBELMONT A CO.. BANKERS, NO. 30 WALL
at., issue letters of credit to travellers, available m all
parti or the world through Messrs. Rothschild, of Paris, Lon
don, Frankfort, Vienna, Naples, and their correspondent.
Army and navy fay and claim office.?ak
ream of Pay, Bounty, Pensions and recruiting Ex
penees. JOHN B. MURRAY, Army aud Navy Banker,
39 Nassau street, N. Y., opposite Post office.
American gold and silver coin bought at
the highest rates by JOHN HOOPE, Banker, No. 371
Broadway, corner of Chambers street.
American cold and silver, and the first
Issue Unite I Shit"* demand note* bought at the highest
premium by F. I*. JAMES A CO., 46 Wall street.
Army and navy pensions, bounties, back
Pay, Ac., promptly collected by SOMES A BROWN,
Solicitors, No. 2 Park plane, New York, and at 478 Seventh
street, Washington. N. B.?Information tree. Cull or send
for circular, containing Instructions.
Army and claim office.?bounty, pensions
and Arrears of Pay collected and money advanced ou
Sood claims, by COLLINS A HUUHE8, lo Nassau street,
lew York, neat the Post office.
Army day and night compasses.-every
officer and soldier should have one; they are invaluable
lor night use. Wholesale and retail by 11, W. HUNTER,
optician, 1?9 William street, New Y'ork.
California state and san nUMWO city
Interest Coupon* purcha* d at lowest current rules, by
DUNCAN, SHERMAN A CO.,
Bunkers, rnrner of Pine and Nassau streets, New York.
Dividend.?new YORK, JULY ULim-TBI board
of Directors ol the Eu-l River insurance Company
have this day declared a dividend of five per cent, pa' 'de
on demand. TiloS. PALMER. Secretary,
Dividend-office of the gkhhard kip.k in
suranoe Company, No. 1 Pine street?July 31. IW2.?
The Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend of
5 per cent, payable on deuiaud. JOHN R. SMITH, Sec'y.
VTKWYORK FLOATING DRV DOCK COMPANY, J.V4
Xl South street, NY..July 23, lbti'.'.?A quarterly divi
dend of threo (3) percent has been declared, payable on de
mand. II. V. MASON, Secretary.
VTEW YORK AND HARLEM R ULROAD COMPANY.?
Xi Treasurer's office, corner of Fourth avenue and Twen
ty-sixth street, N' York. July 29, Dt(j2.?Interest coupons
of the second montage bonds will be paid on and after Au
gust 1, at the tri.; 'iter's office. W. II. EMERSON, Treas.
OFFICE OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY, NEW
York, J illy 34, IH8S,?The holders ol the certificate# of
D. S Gregory and J. tl. B. Uavls, trustees, ur" herebv noti
fied that on and after the lstdavof August next payment
will be iiuirte at the office of the Treasuri r, in Erie place, ot
the ooiipuns of the nfth mortgage bonds represented by
S'dd ceruticatei, with Intsrcst from .May I, I bill to Angus! 1,
1862. H. N. OTIS, Seen tary.
Postage stamps for sale?at the office of
the New York Consolidated Stage Company. Broad
way, corner of Thirty-ninth street,
TO HOLDERS OF JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD
Company First Mortgage Bonds.?Public notice is h-rcby
given in aooecdancs with the terms ot the agreement be
tween ihe Jeffi r-"nvllle Railroad Ci mp.ntv ami the holders
of Its llrst mortgage hou s, date I April 14. IhlW, that the
United States Trust Company of New York will, upon pre
sentAtlou at It* office, No. 4k Wall street, redeem at ji.ir and
accrued inbrrst nineteen of said Jeffersonvlll# Railroad
Ceiupmiy llrst mortgage bonds, niimli rol a* follows, to
w it ?2, 4. ft. ?, 7,8,9, 10 II, 19, S3, 24, 2ft, 28, 29, 30, 31 32. 3,1,
being the lowest ou'standing liunibers. From slid niter the
bill day of August. ISIC. Interest on said bonds will ieaSO by
the terms ol said agr> onicul.
JOHN A. STEWART, Secretary,
riMIK HIGHEST PREMIUM PAID FOR AMERICAN
1 tiidd slid Silver and the llr-t issue of Foiled m? es De
nmnd Notes by JOSEPH A LEVY, Specie, Bank N ile ami
RSchauge Broker, .31 Nassau street, opposite the Post otl.ee.
HUH WANTED-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
?pXs.vMMl on House and Let In West Tivel; ill. a're-n,
worth ifi.OOO; lca?ehn|tl property; leaso perpetual. G onnd
rent ft-1? A bonus of fihO will be given Apply iA 79 Na-sau
street, room 13
&7Z ivhli T0 LOAN ON MORTGAGE. AT THE
?J, # tJit'UU lowest tate id Ir.uue-t on re.u estate in
tills uly Of Bronklrn, of en farm* on lb# Mud-on and iigst
r r er?. ih sums of fl.OUC sn.: upwards
A BKRgKaNT, Ifi IVOm ilffst
SITUATIONS WAITED-PEMUFJ.
ARKSi E4 TABLE LADY, WITH A FRESH B RE ART
of'tuilk, wunU a haby to nurse, ** *iie lout her o.\ n,
fcix <iuy* olU. t.ajj tor four day* at 210 avtoueC* room Jtfo. 11.
A "a O^ WAIITS A BITuJffl AS
gggggi ^;?r S2?
A kS'^.T,Kr^YkA.rfM^^ "AITHKUr,
1 rmce, Brooklyn. WUhiughby st., corner of
A S ITUATION WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE
J\ young glil, as rhil . 8 nurse ami chambermaid and
s< amairess or chambermaid and Mauris*. B-tofcity refe
rence Call at 2.9 A cuma at., Bro klyn, lor two days.
A respectable married woman, with a
fresn breast of milk, wisln a a situation aa wet nurse,
tiood city rciercuce given. Call al 239 3d av., near dial., for
two daya.
AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, TWENTY-SEVEN
yours of age, would like to nuil a home in a family
where there are children who require a mother's care;
would also oversee the household department. Address C.
C. Smith, Herald ulllee, for thiee days.
A SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNO
wi man, as waitress; or would do ebamberwork and
waiting; i-o objection to go a abort distance in the country,
dan he seen for two days at 48 13th at., between 5lh and
tilh ava.
A SITUATION WANTED?cBY A NEAT, TIDY GIRL TO
do the housework of a imall private family; is willing
and obliging; good ie!eienee given. Call for two dayaal loo
West 09th st., between 7th and tth avs., in the rear.
AS COOK -WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A PRO
leased rook, in a private family; understands her busi
ness perfectly, tic.-1 city reference. No objectlou to the
country. Call for two days at 74 West 24th at., next door to
6th av.
A COMPETENT YOUNG UIllL WISHES A SITUATION
to do general housework In a small pclvsle family as
good plain cook, washer and troner; uns tho best of refe
rence troio her last pluoe. Can be seen for two days at 336
Greenwich St.
A SITUATION WANTED?FOR A RESPECTABLE
young girl, IS years old, to take care ot a child or to do
i lie ' ..... _ ..
light housework; a home more desirable than wages. Call
at 03 Lexington av., between 27th and 28th sts.
A SITUATION WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE
girl, to do general housework. Can give good reference
11 required. Call at 133 East 26th at.; no objection to the
country.
A YOUNO GIRL DESIRES A SITUATION TO DO
chamberwork ami plain sewing. Cull on or address
.Mary, 293 1st av., between 17th and 13th sts.
Akespectable scotch girl wants a situa
tion us laundress and to as-ist in chambi rwurk. Can
be seen at her present employer's, 11 Waverley place.
A SITUATION WANTED-BY a respectable
young woman, as chambermaid unil waitress; would
take care of children or do Hue washing; she thoroughly nil
derstanda the business; best of citv reference; uooojeeiion
to go ill the country. Call for two days at 111 West 16th st.
A
SITUATION WANTED?BY A COMPETENT YOUNG
woman, as nurse and chambermaid, who understands
bread, milk ami butter; best ot city reference given; has no
objection to go in the country. Call at 84 West 17th st.
A SITUATION WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE MAN,
as gardener and coachman; he thoroughly understands
both, and tsacaretul driver; can give the best of country
reference. A uy gentlemen wanting a faithful man can ad
dress John, hot l.G Herald olBcc.
4 RESPECTABLE YOUNO WOMAN WISHES A SITU
Jv aliou as wet nurse; baby three weeks old. Apply al 196
William St., up stairs.
A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH COOK WANTS A SITU
alien; understands her business In all its branches; no
objection lo the country, t 'an he seeu at 116 West 16th St.,
between 6th and 7th avs., in the rear.
A SITUATION WANTED?BY AN EXPERIENCED
woman; la a good cook; would do the washing and
ironing of s. small private family; understands mukiug
dresses If required. Best citv leference lrotu last place.
Can be seen lor two days al 136 West 17tlr St., between 7th
and 8th avs.
A YOUNO GIRL WI8HE8 A 8ITUATION; 18 A GOOD
cook, washer and troner; would do the work oi a small
family. Uood reference from last place. Ban be seen lor
two days at 396 Adelpbi St., Brooklyn.
A8 HOUSEKEEPER.?A YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW
lady, ot education and experience in household duties,
desires to obtain a situation as above. A eomlortable home
more an object than high remuneration. Address Mrs. J.
Cole, station A, Spring St.
RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU
. atlon to do general housework; is a good cook, washer
and ironer; is willing and obliging; good reference can be
given; wages not so much an object as a good borne. Call at
312 East 12th st., near av. B.
A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman, as plain cook, washer and ironer; is an
excellent baker. Best of uity reft rence from her last place.
Apply i 86 Pacific St., South Brooklyn.
A COUPLE OF GERMAN GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS;
are neai. smart and willing; in city or country; capa
ble of doing any kind of housework; good cooks and good
washers and ironers. Also two nice seamstresses and nurses.
Call at the large Institute, corner of llttosl. and 6th av.
A GOOD COOK AND BAJCER OF PASTRY, AND ALL
branches, creams. Ac., di sues a,situation; understand,
her business in all respects; would do some washing; would
do the entire kitchen work; no objections to the country;
best of references given. Osll for two days at 336 3d ave.,
between 2ulhand 2bth sts., in tbe book store.
ARB8PKCTABLK YOUNO GIRL WISHES A SITUA
tlou to do the housework of a small family; no objec
tion to the country. Call at 169 Pearl at., Brooklyn. Good
relerence.
A SITUATION WANTED-BY A SMART, FAITHFUL,
neat girl, to do cooking or general housework; la a re
spectable, competent servant, au excellent washer and
iioncr, obliging, economizing and trusty; beat of teference;
city or country. Apply at 346 Fulton St., opposite City ilall,
Brooklyn.
ClOOK.-WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE PROTEST
J ant woman, a situation us cook and housekeeper; un
derstands cooking in all Its branches. The best of reterenues.
Inquire for two daya In the shoe store, 402 6th av.
SITUATION WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE, NEAT.
O tidy German cirl. to do general housework; wishes to
live in a small private family; is a good plaiu cook and good
washer and ironer; best reference from last place. Call at
341) West 12th St., near Greenw ic.h.
SITUATION WANTF.D?BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AH
IJ cook tind baker; understands her business; no objec
tions to a-sist with the wu-hlng and Ironing, Good reference.
Call for two days at 174 West 261 li it.
nr anted-a situation as plain cook, washer
TT and Ironer, or to do ehainberwork. Can he seen for
two days at 41 Uhenver place, South Brooklyn. Good refe
rence from last place.
TETANTBD-BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO
YY man, a situation to go out a* wet nurse. fan tie seen
for two <la>s at 170 East loiii at.. It rut floor.
41/ANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG OIRL. A
YY altnation in ti email rttmily to do homework, or plain
wwing, or lake earn of children. Good references, fall at
7th ave., in the store.
\\TANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN.
VY a s. mat Ion as wet nurse on hernial in.by. Cell lor two
days at 19H Kant 14th st., one pair of stairs, ft tint room.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUXO WOMAN,
a altnation to do general i.onsework in a small pri
vate family; la a good | lain cook and good washer and inn
er; is a good maker of bread; has good chjr inference. Ap
ply n- A. King ft., in the hoi mem.
WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman, either as rook or laundress?the latter
preferred. Apply at 34 West 40th st., where she Is now em
ployed.
TV'"ANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE OIRL, A RITUA
YY tion to do general noueework In s small private family;
Is a gooo plain cook and a pood washer uini Honor; agoou
home preierred to high wages. Oood city reference. Can
t>e seen lor two days at 4M Canal st, corner of Hudson,
third lloor, front room.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
girl, a situation as i bamberiuuld and seamstress or
aslady a maid and children s mnid; can do line wa-hingand
French llutlng. No objection to go to any part ol the coun
try. Call lor two days st 270 3d av., top Uuor, back room.
\t'ANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE TOUNO WOMAN, A
YY situation to do chain berwork and tine wash tug; is
willing to make herself generally useful. The Virybestut
dty reference irvm her last place, where si.e has lived live
years. Call ut 111) Belt 2jr h St., second llo ir, fur two days.
14 ANTED?A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
YY young glil, as . .mk, washer and Ironei. nr ss chamber
maid or waitress; good city rwien nee. Can be seen lor two
diit s st ?1)4 Court St., Brooklyn.
14/ANTED?BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION IN
Y Y a genteel prlv ate lsmllv, to i ook mid to assist with : ho
washing hkI Ironing; she Is u goo<l couk, escellent washer
and Irouer and a good bread and pastry maker; mil be found
cheerlulando llgtng and l'uHy competent. Call ut or ad
ureas 112 /in av., ueurldth at., second I'oor, back room, lor
two days.
TV'A.NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG OIRL. A
YY MH.ailnn to travel with a inmUy or iadj*, or would
mind children and do plain sewing ur chamberwnrk, or at
tend eiure. Call en or address, for one tvock, Mrs. Dougher
i), N?. 7 flushing av., Brooklyn.
YI/'ANTED?A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
YY young clrl, as i l-.atiila-rmitlil and plain sewer; is wil
ling to Laved with a faintly. Has the best of city refen nee.
Call for two days st fib West 3.M st., rnein No. 1. first floor.
AIT ANTED?BY A RKSPKU I'ABLE WOMAN, A RITUA
YY lion to ciHik, wash and Iron, and make hrrsell useful;
no obji ctlcui to the euuntry. Good refcreuse. Call at the
collage house corner of biitti st. ami Htn sv.
T1TANTED-BY a PROTESTANT SCOTCH WOMAN, A
YY situation as i ook and lo assist with the washing; un
derstahds looking tu all lis branches; I* an excellent baker
ot bread and Discnli; no objection to the country, lias good
city reference. Call at 41 bherlll St., bvtweeii Brooluc anil
Delancey,
AJTT*D~BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A 81TUA
YV tion as first class lauaureea and chambermaid. Call
at her preseut employer's, 137 Moednugal St.
A 4'ANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNO WOMAN, A
YY situation as plain cook, good washer and Ironei , no
objection to *o a short distance in the rotmtry; good refe
rence lrnin lust employer, Can he seen lor two .ays at bfi
Forsyth st., rear building, fisrst lloor.
WANTED?A~ SITUATION, BY A RESPKi'TABLK
woman, as rook, and w ould he w mill; to nss|.| w ith
the washing and Ironing; understands all kinds ol nivats,
sou; s, hsh, pastry sn I game, bread and biscuits; the very
best city r?Mcrenc*i Call nt 203 East 3trh St., nca 2d av.,
lor two days.
44/ANTED?A SITUATION, BY" A ItESPEvTABLE
VV young woman, aschamhermsM or waitress ortodo
general house ivoik In a small fsmtly. Call at her last pin e,
No. - Tompkins place, Brooklyn.
44,'ANTED?A HITLATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
YY j 11 eg woman, ns brat class cnoic, or would go as u.iso
er nnd Itoiter, good eity reference. Apply for-two dav*?t
;>IU East Mli si . near av. 11
41/ANTED BY A Yo: Ml OIRL. A SITUATION^ AS
VY plain ienk, washer ai.d iioner, mas haiNbermnld and
waitress, would do general . nnsuwrnit; . s goon ; am
?we, kssi v.t> cfe'eoce, tail si l?t) Madison *i.
^SITUATIONS WANTED? FEMALES.
TITAN1E D?A SITUATION, BY A KKHPECTABLB WO
VV man, an iirst etas* cook; tinders ands meats oi all
kinds, am: soups and pnu-.cs. Best of reference. No oil
j, <?( on- to tlie country. ( uii at 188 tdlh at., 001 ner of 8th av.,
second door, for t* o daya.
YVANTKn~BY A RESPECT A RLE YOUNO WOMAN, A
TV sanation as tool; and lauuIres*. or would do niuun b*r
wo-k and tine walking; no objw'tiou to go in the country
witu a am -.li iamtty. Call for two days at 4, Parry at.
WJ ANTED?A SITUATION, AS NURSR, OR TO DO
Ti Aoe washing; * > ulii axe a p.uce as waitress and cham
bermaid. I all fur three i ays a! Ooj llu son at,
WANTEI>?A SITUATION. BY A YOUNO WOMAN. TO
TV do general housework! ia a first rata wa-iier and
ironcr; undtrnand* u..k ng; is goo 1 an t kind tool lldren;
has the be?t of <diy refer* noes. Apsly at J38 W>st 16th at.,
between 7th and 8; h ava
WANTED?A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman, to lake care of children and to do
chainberwork; la a good plain sewer; lias no oojeetl. n to do
general housework; best of city reft rence. C?n i e - ell tor
two da^ a at her present p a te, 46 hands at., Broukl) n.
WANTED?A SITUATION AS WET NURSE BY A
It \ oung respectable American woman; milk one month
old; reference* given and required. Call for two uaya at IDA
btli ave.
SITUATIONS WASTED-MALES.
A HAN OP UNEXCEPTIONABLE CHARACTER AND
habits, desires it situation as eouJucloi on a city ar,
or light port r in any oilier business; speaks English sua
German llueuily. Aadreaa lor three days O. Harry, Lierald
o.Uco.
Afkenchii an just discuar ied honorably on
aoeouat of wounds received on oattlea in the Pifty i.ftta
regiment, wishes to ilnda situation as a servant lor a suit'
oOn i r, or e s i ook on ho ,rd of a federal ship of-war, where
lie can devote himself for the country. Address F. A.
Uirard, 117 Wooater si.
A YOUNO MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS
porter in soma wholesale house, would he willing to
devote his time to hia employer's interest, and can also fur
nish the heat of reiouunendaiions from Ids last employer.
A nolo will receive attention by addressing J, K., 1,251
Broadway.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNO MAN WISHES A SITU
ation a-barkeeper. Beat of reference from las! a 111.
ployer. Address A. J. U., box 101 Herald office,
ACOACHMAN.-A PROTESTANT YOUNO MAN
wants a situation as coachman; thoroughly understand*
his business, and can eonie well recommi uded. Call at 30
Bieecker st. for two days.
BARKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED?BY A YOUNG
man of character, sustained by reference, and, if ne
s enary, security. Addre ss I. Clinton, 40ti 4th av., corner of
28tb st.
SITUATION WANTED?ItY A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG
lO nittn of temper,,le habus; character unexceptionable.
First ola-s reference given. Has a small amouui to iuvesi iu
a respectable business. Address Win. Farnum, YorkvlUe.
Salesman?wanted a situation as sales
man, in a wholtsale hardware or slop chandlery husi
ncas. by a young nr. tried German, who lots had "serial
} ears' prtu ucal e.p. licnce, and speaks the Spanish, French
an t English languages. Ilia object ia more to obtain a good
situation, than a high sclary; the most undoubted city refe
rences will be furnished. Address box I'd, l'ost office.
TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.?'WANTED,
a situation, by a married man, aged 31, who in thorough
ly acquainted wltti the clothing and hat and cap business,
wholesale and retail; is a good penman and understands
bookkeeping. Address (postpaid) W. E, C., 17 South bin at.,
Brooklyu, for one month.
ANTED-BY A MAN OF SEVERAL YEAR8t EXl'E
rieucc, a situation in a newspaper oiUce or publish
ing house, or us shipping and corresponding clerk; Is a good
and rapid writer; best of reference given. Andreas Dis
patch, box 106 Herald odice.
WANTED?TO OBTAIN FOR A MIDDLE AGED
Christian man, a situation as light pur er in a store or
banking house, or any other employment requiring the ser
vices of an honest ami ate idy pi rsou. He is a fair penman
and correct at figures. V. i.l work lor u small salary. The
best of reference will be given. Address S. W. J., box 103
Herald office.
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IIELP WANTED?FEMALES.
A FIRST CLASS COOK AND AN EXPERIENCED
nurse for one family; also girls to cook, wa.-h and iron,
cbamherwork, waiting, housework. Girls lately lauded,
Ac., (o nil situations now ready, at the Servants' Institute,
148 Grand street
A NEAT, QUICK GIRL WANTED?FOR GENERAL
housework for two persons occupying second ant*, third
stories; must be a goodiplam oook and excellent laundress;
wages $3. Clly reicrenoc. Apply at 400 4th stTTuear the
Bowery. s
2J.OLD EMBROIDERERS WANTED.?THOSE WHO.
are perfectly competent to work slrapa, wreaths, bugle,,
eagles, Ac., and none others, may apply at W2 Seiuud place,
Brooklyn. N. B.?No work given out.
SKIRT TRIMMERS WANTED?EXPERIENCED TRIM
mere; alio woven and knotted hands can tind permanent
work at J. W. Bradley'# Empress aktrt factory, 148 Cham
bers st.
WANTED?A GERMAN GIRL IN AN AMERICAN
family, to do general housework and to go a short dis
unite in the country; must undertand milking. Apply to
Prok A Church, corner of Wall and South sts.
WANTED?A RESPECTABLE GIRL, TO DO THE
euoking, washing and Ironing tn a small fan.IU ; she
must be tveil recommended. Apply in Rose st., third house
from Wythe ave., Williamsburg.
WASTED-A SMART, TIDY GIRL, TO DO GENERAL
housework iq a private family; she must be accus
tomed to children. Apply at 85 Butler it., South Brooklyu.
WANTED?IMMEDIATELY. AN OPERATOR ON
W heeler A Wilson's sewing machine. Apply at 772
tith av.
WANTKD-A FIRST CLASS COOK, WASnER AND
ironer, almi a good sea metre**; two sisters prelci red.
Apply at 33 2u place, Brooklyn.
YYTAXTRD?A FIRST CLASS COOK, TO GO IN THE
VV country; also n girl to do general housework. Inquire
at 122 Pearl St., up stadre.
WANTED?A >IRSTCLASS OPERATOR FOlt WHEE
ler A Wilson s nisi bine, in operate on neckties; none
but Dr-t (lass hands need apply, who wiil receive the best
pay and sternly work. Also one expert haul lor Slushing
neckt ies. Call early at 184 West Slst a second story.
WANTED?AN ENGLISH WOMAN, WHO IS A UOOD
cook, washer .Hill Ironer, to go a abort distance ill the
Country. Address box 1,108 I'oat utttco.
ANTKD-A WET m USE FOR A CHILD THREE
months old. Inquire, with releretice, at lii East
s
A WET NURSE WANTED-A HEALTHY YOUNG
woman ax wet nurse. Inquire at 236 otb ??., bc.tuei-u
16th ami 16th at*.
tlTANTED?A KMART COLORED WOMAN, TO DO THE
TT enl.rc housework ot a small family; mini be a goou
washer and tronrr. Call, truin 10 to 3 6clock, at 235 West
21.1 at
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
must be a good washer and iroucr. Inquire at 41 Wa
ter at.
WANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL. IN A SMALL
family, to do general hens.-work; mint he a good xva L?
er ami ironer; none other need apply, at No. 7 8lic,i ?
WANTED-A GERMAN (.IRL, FOR GENERAL
housework in a small family; mitsi ruok. ?a?u and
bake bread w,-11. Apply, with leferenoa, at 33 Cor l.nJl at.,
up stairs.
WANTED-A NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS; ALSO A
brstc.ass > hanils ruialcl and ??iu. ??; botn for one
famlb ? Aleo n Arat <iaes rook, wssberand Iroaai. Apply io
Mr. MANNING, 15 Court atn-et, Br>ok:ya, opposite lac City
Hall.
WANTED?A FIRST RATE GERMAN COOK, FOR
Stolen Island. Inquire, at lOWashtngtuu plaoe, on
Thursday, la-tween 10 and 12 o'clock.
WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN. TO GO A
abort distance lu the country; uuia; ba an excellent
cook, waaher and Ironer, and come well reeommended. Call
from 11 to 10 o'clock Ibis day, at W Chambers al..iornarol
Church,
WANTED-AN ENGLISH OR GERMAN GIRL, TO DO
general housework, a abort ditauce In the country;
references lequlred. Also an luilustrloiis man, a - pol ler in
a grocery store. Apply at 4*8 Greenwich St., corner ol Ves
try. ;
WANTED-A WET NURSE WITH A FRESn BREAST
of milk; abe must bring elty recommendations. Ap
ply to day v3Utb), at 20 Eaat 37lb at., one door l as'. 01 Mad.
aoti are.
WANTED?A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS NURSE AND
TT seametfess; one competent to cut and (it children'*
cloihea and >io all kinds ol tanally cawing, City reference
required. Apply from 10 to 3FSoet at 30/ Uenry st.
V\f ANTED?A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK
TT and capable of washing and iiuUing. Call at 313 \\ est
171b at.
T?1H TRADES.
AMBBOTYPK OI'ERxT Hi wan teo.-a young man
preierred. One v tin will mako hlinaell gen rally itse
lu! ran bin e a steady s.;nation by apply lugat Loud'a galleiy,
del Canal atn-et. .
ARRER WANTKD-ONE who understands his
biialiiesa. Apply at 382 3d av., in llir crockety store
ClOOPERS WANT ED?GOOD WAGES, 8TE VDY
J work, on new round and llat boop (lour barrels nt No. 64
Rutgers slip. A. T. BKIGGS.
C3LOAK CUTTER WANTED-A LAI'T QUALIFIED
J to take charge of a cloak mid mantillu depaiimeni; one
w ho has bail experience In designing and can give aMMW*
lory relerencea. Address box l,48o New York l'ostoillee
1'jOCKl THOOKK-W ANTED. GOOD II AN'DH TO WOttK
on pockethoosa and porteOH)nnalea, at Edwaid A.
Kohroder a, 42 Maiden lane.
rro EN VELOPE CUTTERS.?WANTED^ IMMEDIATELY,
A an experienced entelope eoMer; one well recommended
muy sei ure a pleasant and permanent aituaUou. Apply to
Win. P. Lyon, Ne. 6 Bookman Street.
rro IRON RAILING M A K ERA-WANT ED?FIN IS HERS
1 and helpers. Apply to UKOKGK R. JACKSON A CO.,
Ex elsmr Iron Worst, 201 Centre stre d, corner o; Howard.
\i'AirrBb-A good uiurnevman hat hub k
tt maker. One who fully undcrsiauda the business will
be paid good wages. The ftlionmaa steam power la It. Ap.
pi> in W. C. ItavunbUI, 63 Hroiidwny.
inUAMIMi
BASSFORD'S BILLIARDS, 14.1 FULTON, THROUGH
io No. 8 Ann street?One ol the oldest and rimi ri-spei t
ab|e p aces of amusement In the city?the resort oi gentle*
n."ii .1. MAissFuKD, Jan., will bo pleaeed to sec hie
friends, _________________
1) HE LAN'S PATENT IMPROVED RtM.URD TABLES
AND COMBINATION CI SHlo.NS.
Mae lira." tired and lor sate only by
PIILI. \N A CULLENDER, till to 69 Crosby it., N. T.
KYl'UR6!0?S.~
jTEsTIVAL AND PICNIC-THE MOST DEI 1GHTFt L
Festival of the cai n tiki s pm. c ?i J?n i W.ud - n
?l Tltlir*.!:ty,3 I ,T c n.iple la In harm ril 11 .dw-orih xrl n
ds bs glim, baud Nnnmeis a Ii la out IB his e?t
ii.- K.iTythmg el?d w li tie m V i,i u u ill the a I-or#
I all la Will be lor i lie ! ree a-lu ols of
B
V
Jibuti lu, Thf* -
M Jciin the L\ah'gKUn isitur b. fjektra qi?)j Jlfiiti.
HELP YVANTKD?.MAL.E8.
GENTS WANTED.?BEST CHANCE ro HAKB
money tssei lug the ii *
N K I'Li S LLTHA
PRIZE STATIONARY PACKAGE,
wbleh for quantity and f u uj of rouleau far surpasses
eve-yt ng of this kind' l\<- giveu premium with this and
?>ur ulh< r Packet by which agent* can nearly double tnei*
pi oflta^Seud tor circular w;tb full particulars We also have
Mil
EDITION OK THE TAX LAW,
full anil complete; ieut is for live cents, wlioleaale $J 80 A
hundred. HASK1NS A CO., 36 Bookman street.
1 GENTS?WE OFFER YOU A
J\ VALUABLE PRIZE,
Ami vou can easily mar.i' *15 p r day by sellln? our new And
unequalled Puzo l'a kuges, they are the largest, latest, leak
a d cheapest ever suid; ami 6ui prises to agents are a,one a
Kit .1 iiid,?? eiuent. Each oi < ur uuckages contains wnra
real g? i,d articles than iiuy tw o others. Send lor circular*
c. iiu. dug paitlnuutr of e*'ra Inducainenta. S. O. RICK
AltDS \ CO., I t Nassau street. Largest and oldest prli*
p tckace house In the world.
VGENTS.?THE NEW TAX AND TARIFF
LAWS COM If IN ED.
PlllCE ONLY FIVE CENTS.
Second cdll 'u luia ready. S C. Ri sai ds A Co.'s edltio*
Dthe ou'y juok pulhshr t containing thus.: two important
laws. I'ii.- sale by all ii?wh deal.:n. Wholesale %1 50 per 100.
Aitcnts wanted all through tin* country. Single copies ha
muli, live ceuts. S. C. Uit.KAllDS X CO., I'ub.labors;
lu3 N ?i--an>streeU^p
AGENTS FOR ASSORTED STAMP HOLDERS. (8e
.'V cured.) Contain, p ics els for twelve kind* of Stamps.
Ferry und Csr Tickets and large Pocket for bills.
Price gh cents. Free by mail.
SCHONBEHG A CO., SO Beaver street, New York.
ABO* WANTED?or an IMPORTING HOITSE, aw
active, Intelligent und willing boy, lii to 17 years old;
must reside with In. pMieuts in the city, and be at tbe store
in tin* morning at 7 o'clock; salary hist year, $50, Apply
at id Warren at., up stairs, after o'clock P. M.
THOMAS N. DALE A CO.
A SMALT ACTIVE HALE MAN WANTED ?MUST JUS "
d V ; bore uglily at: quuit.uul with tiie gentlemen's fumishiue
ro ids business Addiess. giving name, age, reference and
salary desired, bo* b.yyr N. Y. Post office.
Drfg clerk wanted?a yopng man, fully
<11 a'tbeit to take charge of a hr.t class drug store. Ap
ply at 303 Uili av.
Drug clerk wanted?one who speaks oer
imu preterred. Salary moderate. Apply at 531 !Rh av.
to-day only.
German porter waxted-for a wholesale
grooerv atom. One tuat is sub r and willing to work
may hear oi' a gcod place by addressing Merchant, bo* 4,070
Post office.
mo all out OF employment.?agents wanted,
L to sell our twenty now patent articles, sal ts and pro
fits large; enclose three cent nUttuD for circular. Samples 25
cents eu h. RICE i CO., S3 Nassau si.. New York.
~\krANTED?AT THE BATII HOTEL, LONG ISLAND.
II one mile Ir hi Fort Hamilton, ?t* good, experienced
waiters. Apply iiiitned.alely to J. R. Cary. Superintendent.^
WANTED?TO-DAY, FOR THE FIRST BATTALION
If Mount <1 itifles, Coloi oi C. C. Dodge, one teamster, one
black smith, one saddier and two buglers. Niuety-sl* dollar*
in rash upon signing the roll. App.y to lactam GEORGE
H. DEAN, No. 71 Cortiundl street.
WANTF.D-A YOCNG man AS PORTER IN A FUR
'I sure; must be well recommended. Address, with
references, J. A., lluiald odea.
ANTED?AN ACTIVE. INTELLIGENT LAD.
quire of E. S. Baker, No. 4 Front si.
wa;
w
T\r ANTED?TWO SMART YOUNG MEN, TO ATTEND
IT s grocery store; those whu thoroughly understand th*
business may ap; ly to P. Ma'o ie, 7? and 81 'Jth . ve.
JAITERS WANTED.-APPLY AT 655 BROADWAT,
at o'clock in the morning.
ANTED?AN AMBBOTYPE OPERATOR, AT BURNS'
gallery, 375 8th av.
\ITANTED?TWO SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MEN, IN
IT a wholesale and retail grocery; must understand th*
business and have good rclereuces. Inquire at till Prlnee St.,
corner of Manon.
WANTED?IN AN IMPORTING HOUSE. A YOUNO
man of good a Idress as corresponding clerk and aaaisU
attt bookkeeper; also, a storekeeper lor a steamshfD. Apply
at 131 Kulbrn St., Meichants' Clerks' Registry office. S vera!
otiier places now open. Situaiiuns procured. No commis
sion in advance. Established 1856.
flvQAn -WANTED, A MAN, TO TAKE CHARGE OF
vOUU. a grocery store, of the first class. Good seourlty
giV.-n fur tae mom--. The psrty having ci :er engagement*
on hand. Inquire of TKA\ ER, 17b Chatham street.
Innn LABORERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY?TO
?Uv/U work on the Lehigh canal, between Kaalon and
Meuch Chunk. Pa.; wages $1 85 per day. Call at III Broad*
way (Trinity Buildings), room 40, second floor, from9 A.
M. to 6 P. M , or along the line of the canal.
<3*1 (inn -WANTED, A SMART, ENERGETIC MAN.
ipi.VlUU. wl.ootn he trusted, in the produoc business.
A good man will be libera ly dealt with. Address F. F.,
Herald office.
CI nn nnn STEEL PLATE TOPOGRAPHICAL
?PX" "Vr.v'/U Comity Map of Virginia, colored in coun
ties nicely; used hy General McClsUsn; shows Harrison's
I.amilug, add every swamp, ford, wagon road and stream.
35 Merits. Agent* can earn $10 psr dav selling our new
map*. Sens for circulars J. T. LLOYD, 164 Broadway.
PEUSONAli.
Any information of miciiakl gander, cok
;>oral In Cornpauy B, First reiiimsnt New York Volun*
terra. supposed to have I een wounded June 30, ha.ore
Richmond, will lie thankfully received by Joseph Gander,
102 Orchard street, New York.
Harry d.-please favob me with your COB
pany on horaehuck u?x: Saturday morning, at# o'clock,
at the Firth Avenue Hiding Academy. A.
INFORMATION WASTED-AS TO TUB WHERE
about- hi Ohriatlun Helm leh Shrlmin. He left his home
several vears aco. and ha* not tieen heard of aim's. Any in
form ition will be iliankiully reoeive l and gratefully appre
c ated by his mother ami iwo broths' >. whs i Iclt at the He
raid Oillce. Exchange papers plea?e copy.
INFORMATION WANTED?FROM RELATIVE# OF MR
John Gregory and Mis. Tareaaa Gregory; amipoaed to
live in or near New York ciiy. t'ieaae a Idresa Miaa Taressa
S M. J. Gregory, hoi 4.227 Chicago, Illinois Pont office, in
eare of Mrs. Edwin Wilde,
INFORMATION WANTED?OF CORPORAL EMMET
1 Mcl'lenu.n, Company ?, Tenth regiment New Yor. Slate
Volunteers, who was reported mi-alii.; ut the battle of
Uatitea' Mill, Va., .Inne 2i, 1862. Returned priaoners from
Richmond, who may know anytha:^ of him, dead or
alive,'would eonter a groat favor on uis pnrcmui by addreax
ing Captain Jua. A. Duinont, Hrandreth House, New York.
IF THE MR. fOfni WHO LEFT A BOX SoMB
three years ago at No. 30 Latglii stp-et, does not cnl I fur
the same at 277 Hudson attest, within one week from data
(July 2#l it will be sold to pay expenses. .Ia.NK W YATT. ^
T 01'.?GODFREY'S UNION BQUARB POST OFFICE.
M
RS. ELENA WILLIAMS?THERB IS A LETTE FOB
you m station U Post olhoe. UE .LA K B.
SllOlLD MR. B. CARTNKY BE IN THE CITY UB
will pt< jxse iuform U. W. A C-, box 259 Post office, where
he can be seen.
TO LAWYERS AND OTHERS.?WHEREAS, EARLY
In t' e spring ill 1862, an advertisement appeared In tho
Herald <>f this idly Inquiring for tne heirs of Re hard or John
Fallal ar. of the pariah of Wood, hutch. Kent, England, all
1*1 tteulara may be known by applying to the only heir an A
eldest son, Eliuieleeb Full ar. Port Richmond. Match Island,
New- Yorit. N. B.?Won d be thaukful fur immediate at
tention.
WILL THE YOUNG MAN WHO CALLED ON MRS.
ToUen, about the first of M <y. 1861, with an orderfartaa
trunks and |?rsonal effects of the late Alexander L Brdwu,
of the Tenth regiment New York Voiuateers, also gave her
seven dollars, due heron A. L. B.'s account, call at the atoee of
Johnson A lilies. 1113 Washington street, ami gtve what tufor
nietlnn he can relative to the samel By so doing he will cen
ter a great favor on the bereaved mother and hi other of the
deoeesed, who are anxious to receive tome mrmrute to re
member the lost one by.
WILL THE PERSON WHO RAW THE ASSAULT BY
a policeman on a gent.email in a Twenty.third sliest
stage, eoruer Of Cortlandt and Broadway, on Monday af
ternoon, and who Interfered In hi* Iwliall, ami who was
atternar .aroughly handled by the same policeman, Osgood
enough to address IV., box 1,5 Hi Post office.
REWARDS,
dh?> REWARD.- STRAYED, FROM NO. 565 BROAD.
way. y< s erd .y morning, a HI.ink anil Tan rerru r Slut
\> elgh*aoont nine fsiunde; llts mc. old cropped enrs and
thick long tall; very short head, and under Jaw protrude*
beyond the upper one. Anawc rs to the n unw o! "Zip." Hua
a allxlit touch of the muug ? on ier ihe throat. The above re
v ar t will b? paid on reluming her to the box office of Cbris
ty's MlnetrelA
Aff REWARD ? LOsT JULY 29, IN THE LOWER
V'' part of the city, a Black and Tau Terrier. Tan uiuikn
very distinct A bout elj.t' nun is' wi I ;nt Anaw. rslo thn
name of D.ck, ' Apply at 171 Water *tr> et
?1 it REWARD.-LOST, IN BEOADWAT, RBTWKEN
JJ?1U i inal a id L nar l streets, on Sam day murnlng. a
i,old Watch, Chain m i Mar. The above reward will be paid
lo them ai the Tribute < Ul'e.
(fcOft REWARD.?LOST, ON SaTUP.DAY EVENING
last in thn Winter Garden I cane, oi from thenca
in Amity and Maodong .l streets, a My Gold II mtitn! Ca?#
Wat-h and par; oi a 4.ham alia a. d. The fin k i? will iceeiva
the a ove reword hy leaving the wau U at M. i hn'e. No. 150
Cbaiuhexa street
REWARD?STOLEN. ON TUESDAY, JULY 29?
V?o al tin'festival at.loues iWood, a Gold I'a'.ent Umr
Watch and Cham. WiWun mak r. Liverpool; somber of
?'itch supposed to b- 1,272. eagle and thirtoen start ou dial
an l shield mi thn oaox Tne letters C. E mat .sd in tho
case. Pawnbrokers will pl-a.-m stop the same if odered.
The above few* rd will be paid to any one morning u to
?;i Bleeokrr streei.
<j??m REWARD.?LOST, A DIAMOND WBtATFlM
V ?' ' ciMtalntng *ev, n stone*, In going licin Corilandl
street ferry to Dey Street, through Broadway to Oramt
street, hem e to the Bowery, The a .ore reward w ill 'w paid
by leaving It with ihe t a- o.er, at N???. 7U and 72 Mewery.
REWARD.?LOST, ON TIIK AFTERNOON OF
Npajtl Saturday, kith Itiet., at ilie llarlesi d pm, Twenty ?
seventh street, or lb thecal that left at 5 o,cloak to White
Plains, s blue paper B >x ooaialnlng a Gold Watch aid
Chain, one Diamond Ring, one P.aiu K'ngaud one Diamond
and Rul y Ring. Hair Bcieelct, * Ti e liiuler will center
a go. at favors and receive the above reward by leaving
the hoi and conti nis w.lh If. Minn*. No. 11V Bast Iltir
teeulh street, .r ai his siorn lib Pearl stree;.
$-n REWARD,?GOLD WATCH LOST.?LO AT, OB
?)U Monday evening, J"lf 24, st Jones' Wood, ?r in una
of ihe Third avenue ears, i suing down, no apen ;aci d Gold
Lever Watctl It. A ?? Bee.vlev, makers. No. I5.M*. The
above raw id will oe guen ii|rui the deuxery of the staleh,
and no eiieetlmis ask. d, by applying to A. A M. Brandon, No.
4 Try on raw. < ") "Ml square.
-/t RlWARD.-LOHT, ON MONDAY hVKNlNlk*i
SO'" Diamond Pin thirteen mom *, set in ?fcnpe *r a etar,
in v.dug through Cnn.il street to Al.eu. Th? under Will re
cant theahove reward on returning li to Mrs. Rica, No. 6
Alien si n et. N Y.
WATCHK?, JKVVBLRY, Ate.
Diamonds old gold \nd silver wanted.?
I.i il IS ANKIt'fl, 723 Mroadway, nndi rXew York If del.
0(1 r ? to 1 ay Ilie highest I ask prta* I'nr I) amouda. old UolA
and Mil.er. Par-nns having those articles for taie wlli rm
reive .11 per cent more for It ihen a' any otiu'r pinre; pai l la
? it v eney without being rompcl.ed iv :ak? otkvrgoodsla
?xc! aige 723 Broadway.