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TNI TARIFF*
Bulaiai ?? the Cutoa lioan Slut An
I Mt 1?D?ere*M Is ill* Receipts for
Daly^TlM Hew Tariff?The Tariff
?location?The Work on tb? 8abject by
K> B. Blgelow?Tba Sfiltm la tlt?
ValUd States ami Great Britain?'Tit*
Dalles Imposed In the Two Conntrles?
Cite Custom* Revenue of Great Bri
tain?Interesting Statistics, Ac.,
lbs amount of business transacted at tbe Custom
Bouse ef Ibis port sines tbs beginning of tbe present
ooatli baa been mucb smaller than during tbo few
weeks preceding. Tbs new tariff act bad tbe effect
to cause an immense business during the latter part of
the month of July, and to render tbe receipts much
heavier tban is ordinary times. Tbe last day in which
?aperters were allowed to avail of the old rates of duty
waa tbe most busy one ever known at our Custom
House, tbe reeeipta being more than double
those of any otber day since the government was
eatahUsRed, witn tbe exception of tbe one preooding.
Tbe Custom House baa seemed quite dull since to those
who thon witnessed the orowds of importers paying du
Um. The recoipts, though greatly inferior to those of tho
daya towards tbe end of July, are still quite large. No
aatimate can be formed from them, however,concerning
the probable effect of the now tariff on importations and
tho business of the country, Tbe act will aot be fully
p efifect until three months have * lapsed from the date
ea which most of Its new proviHiotis took sffect, inas
Mcb as goods entered for warehouse previous to August
1 maybe withdrawn on payment of tbe old rates at any
time before tbe expiration of tbe three months for
which they were originally bondod. The arrival, too,
ef vessels despatched from various foreign ports, heavily
leaSed, which may have been detained on the passage, bat
which, arriving too late, have faiiod to obtain exemption
bass tbo new rates for tho goods on board, may have
had tbe oCfoct to temporarily increase tho roeeipta,
which, during the first five business days of August,
amounted to about $700,000. Before long we may expect
tbe revenue to fall off considerably, as, when no unusua|
reason exists, the receipts for duty at this season are very
?MIL On many days of last summer they reached no
graalor sum than $0,000 or $8,000, while during the pre
smt season they have ranged from $100,000 to $800,000
far diem.
The new tariff will undoubtedly cause tbe importations
?f this country to diminish rapidly for tbs preeeat. Tbe
messslty for husbanding resources during the war, and
Ma patriotic purpose of many to expend for tbe
kaMh ef our noble soldiers the money usually
lavished ea themselves, will cause this. But as
aasa as a great and decisive victory has been
asbleved by our arms, and the people understand that
the end of the war is near at hand, and believe that they
wMI sot much longer be called on to aid their friends and
?afeodors In tbe field, business will return to its usual
channels and the importations again increase. As the
dMerent Southern Stales are recovered by our armies
the demand Tor the articles of which their inhabitants
have so long been deprived will induce heavier importa
tions, and, in eonsequcncc, an increased customs revenue.
Thus, heftre tbe year has passed, we shall derive mucb
at the money necessary to defray our unusual expenses
hem this our ordinary source of revenue.
It baa been really amusing to people in tttis country to
peruse the comments of -the English press on our new
tariff. From reading the Ixjcdon Times one unac
faainted with its character and with the stale
Of the manufactures- of England and America
would believe that the United Slates would, in the inter,
eaissioa of importations from abroad, be destined to go
Spesdlly into decay and to suffer all manner of ills and in"
soaveiiituce. That unlappy shoot seems to doubt whe
ther or not we will survive the ruin impending from tho
adoption of the tariff act of last month. Let It be at ease
Ao people of the United States can better afford to pa
troaize their own countrymen than the manufacturers of
Stoat Britain, and, we venture to say, would be better and
?are economically supplied were commercial intercourse
With that country entirely cut off.
Ike revenue at this port is at present derived in great
wwrt from the duties on sugar, tea and coffcc, of the
soasumption of which few persons have any conception.
It la from these sourccs that a very largo portion of the
wmy received at the Custom nouse t-inco last December
baa been obtained. Previous to the 1st of August tho du
ties paid were mostly on liquors, dry goods and
Miscellaneous articles which bad been in warehouse for
?mm time. The difference in the rates of duty imposed
fey the laws in effect when many of these goods were
stated, and under which they were allowed to be with
draws, and those levied by the new act, Is very great.
Maa) of them were imported under the tariff of IBM,
ute which most of the merchandise imported paid but
thirty, twenty-four, nineteen, fifteen and four per cent
M valorem. These rates have been increased by the
laws of last year and by the one just enacted
I they are equivalent in many instances to 100 per
I valorem, and even more.
The subject of the tariff has been more than usually
Mtarsstlng during the poet year. Tho financial schemes
tseieid have been more important than ever before, and
lha tariff has been carefully examined and amended several
s, with the object of yielding revenue as a basis for
of notea,and to pay tho current expenses of lb*
government. The questions relative to free trade, pro
revenue, he., which have often agitated tho
, and have formed the basis of radical political
?trlMons, have all settled themselves, and that, too,
without causing tho slightest ill feeling or complaint
st our people. The importance of this subject has
forth from the pen ot Mr. Eraslne B. Bigoluw a
i which he has entitled
TBI TARIFF QUESTION,
Sf which Messrs. Little, Brownh Co.,of Boston, are the
publishers, and tbe Appletons the New York agents,
lha question is considered In regard to the policy of Kng
hmd and tbe interests of the United States. In his intro
dectloo the author states that "it seems a fit time to
st tbe question of customs duties, not as it has too
presented In a theoretical or partisan aspcct,
hwt la a practical manner, and under the clear
l%bt of facts aad experience." This has been bis en"
?saver, and tbe result of bis labor bas been the produc
tion of an exceedingly valuable book. Tbe questions
Which have ss often arisen concerning the reletiye merits
?f the doctrines of free trade and protection aro discussed,
and the reasons assigned by the adherents to each given,
A complete history of the system in ths United States is
?too found In tha work.
?esse of its most interesting pages are devoted to an
Otplaaation of tho tariff policy of England, a review of
Which Is given, In which are to bo found many intereel
tag (sets and statistics. We are Indebted to Mr. Bigolow
Mwr ths following valuable statistics:?'Tbe imports and
experts of Great Britain for ths year 1800 amounted
ta value to $1,881 ,MW,480 (96 being takon as ths equiva
lent of tbe pound sterling). Of coin and bullion, that
year, abe imported and exported $243,604,820; making
?he vast aggregate of her foreign trada no less a sum
thaa $2,124,181,300. The annual exports of British mana
arers now amount to $860,000,000.
moan annual gross receipts of customs duties is
, Britain bavs been as follows
annual amount collected In tbe four
I,from 1838 to 1841. inclusive $118,646,680
t collected in 1842, the year of Sir
Robert Peel's tariff rel'oi m 112,881,315
Mem annual amount collected in tbe years
1648 and 1844 116,638,720
Mean annual amount collected in the yeure
1646 and 1848, the years of Sir Robert
Peel's great tariff reforms 110,666,340
Mesa annual amount collected In tbe six years
from 1647 to 1162, inclusive 111,013,660
Amount collected In 1663, tho year of Mr.
Gladstone's tariff measures 113,063,666
Mean annual amount collected in the six years
from 1804 to 1869, inclusive 117)707,636
From 1838 to i860 England oleared over ninety per cen
?T her customs revenue from tbe duties on sixteen artlclee
which are in the order of productiveness?sugar, tea'
?abaeoo Jsplrlie, w mce, timber, ooffee, corn, silk, ourrants,
fruit, molasses, butter, tallow, cheese and seeds.
Tbe exports of Great Britain, Fraaoe aad tbe United
Mates are compared sa fellows;?
_ Per cmt
Keprtsin rngtof<?
18fi8. 186V. CTteue.
Orea* Britain ....$404,668006 6?2,0?7,3#6 31 82
Franco 263,426 ^00 371.628,000 46 84
Vatted States 110,88V,111 278,302,080 40.02
Tbe work from which we nave extracted the above oon
tains a table of ths revenue fro? customs collected in tho
Called States In each year from 1780 to 1860, from
which ws ascertain that ths smallest sum collected In
my year included between thoee named was In 1792,
when It was but $8,443,070 86; the Mar.moet productive
af customs revenue was 1864, when the?ura received was
$64,234,160 27. Tbe appendix contains, among many
valuable statements, comparative tables of tbe rates of
daty levied In tbe United States by ths acts ?f 1846,18ft?
?ad 1861, and also a similar table of ths rates of duty im
posed on articles Imported Into Orsat Britain under tba
various laws enacted by the Brttieh Parliament.
Jbe work Abound* w!V$ statistics and tabular (tale
?Mil Mil rateable toall interested is oar tariff sys
tem. Etwji legislator should be Um pewuor of ii?
Itu.
We wonder that Mr. Bigelow did not'defer Um publiea
tloa of liia valuable work until after the passage of Uta
Tariff aet of July 14, 1802, in order to insert it therein.
Without tbis the work is incomplete.
Personal Intelligence.
Captain 0. C. Wheeler, of the Kirst regiment New York
artillery ; Captain C. M. Atchison, of the United States
Army, and H. H. Leech, of llarewood, Md., aro stopping
at the Everett House.
Hon. J. J. Crittenden, of Kentucky; J. Reynolds and
N. C. Perkins, of Chicago; W. M. Beckford, of Massa
chusetts; Captain ttraus, of Elmlra; J. Adams and B.
Cary, or Boston: a. 8. Morey, of Canada; Captain Shaffer,
of Boston, and L. C. Hopkins and family, of Cincinnati,
are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
B. Baffum and C. Harris, of Providence; O. O. Pride,
of Chicago; Mr. Lipplncott and wife, of Philadelphia; A.
J. l>or ale and family, of New York; J. I.. Howard and
wife,of Hartford, and W. F. Hart and Henry Frost, of
Boston, are stoppiug at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The following were among the arrivals at the Astor
House yesterday;?Governor B. 11. Morgan, of Albany;
lion. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts; 'fhsrlow Weed, of
Albany; H. S. Chase and A. McKlnney, or Boston; C.
Banta, of Wost Haven, Conn.: ti. U. Wescott, of Philadel
phia; J. B. Lam pa, or Lynn; E. Uaylurd, ol Chico|>oe, K.
Baloom, of Binghanipton, and A. G. Waters and wife,
of Baltimore.
Major J. 0. Mason, of the United States Army; H. L.
Whitliifr, of the United States ('oast Sun ey; (4. W. Coch
ran, of Washington; Br. (ireone, of Hartford; J. J. McKin
n"n, of California; J. W. Kennedy, of Pittsburg; J. W.
Bailey, of St. Joseph, and Captain Hall, of Virginia, are
stopping at Uie Metropolitan Hotel.
The Three Monitors on the Western
Rivers.
Three powerful and impregnable Iron-clad gunboats,
named respectively the Chillioothe, Indianola and Tuscura.
bia, aro now building and nearly completed, tho two for
mer at Cincinnati, and the hitter at New Albany, Indiana.
The three boats named are of the Monitor order ; that is,
thoir armaments are carried in tunrots, imprcgnably en
cased In iron, while every part of tbe hulls, in any man
ner exposed to shot, are guardod with heavy iron plates
several loot below the water line.
The Chillicotho has all ber machinery in, hor dock
plating completed, her turret mors than half plated, and
much or her bow and stern plating on. Her side plating
would not be put on until she had juissed through the
canal at Louisville, her width being such that she can
barely so through without the plates.
She is tM smallest of the three, built strongly, with
side wheels working in a recess; is entirely iron-clad,
sides, bow, deck and stern, her deck iron being one inch
thick and her hull plates two inches. Her tower is covered
with three-inch plates, carrying two guns of 168 pounds
calibre. With all her armameut on board alio will draw
but thirty-four inches. In length she is 162 feet, with a
width of 60 feet. Her officers' rooms and machinery aro
all below deck, and perfectly protected from shot. She
has two steam capstans, of great power, which, in shoal
water, would be ablo to haul her over a bar with two
feet or water. She has made a trial trip, and easily makes
five miles per hour up stream.
The Indianoia is a larger boat, being 170 by 60 fact,with
a nino Toot hold. She is powerfully and heavily built, with
side wheels, aud, in addition,two propellers. Shu lias live
large boilers and four engines of great power, which will
propel her without trouble ten miles per hour up
stream. She also carries 168 pound guns, in a
shot-proof tower, covered with three inch iron, ber hull,
in exery part, bow. skies and stern, being protected by
two inch iron, and nor deck covered with one-inch plates.
In every respect she is a war vessel or formidable
strength, and is designed for ease and speed in handling,
as well as for the cru?>haig power or her armament. Her
machinery Is all in, aud within six weeks it is expected
she will be ready for service.
The Tuscumbia is being built at New Albany, her size
being such th it she could not be carried through the
canal. She is one hundred and seventy feet by seventy,
with a seven foot hold, and will carry one hundred and
sixty -eight pound guns. She is in eveT-y way like Khe
Indianoia, only larger, having si dew hue is and propellers,
with laimense rugi ^s, in size at.d >>wer cap;;Die of
taking her against the current ten miles per hour. Uer
draught will not excoed forty nino inciies. She will be
completed within six weeks, aud her proportions, strength
and invincible power will be far in advance of anything
now on the Western waters.
What Constitutes a Lrgnl Tender?in,.
in ?ho 01-i P?rtunH)cciilun.
in the Philadelphia District Court ?u Wodn?*,iiv ?
ror thi m^a\ or^J^?"ni o(9Mt231 78, enndUtoued
'7-orJ sets out the ooaditlWo^ ^
??^&'ZgX?X^SXll?X2
Ao. The ptalnty refund to recHvethemaud fcSft
which the Uofeiidaots ankeri to hnwu u?,
?OU.n,<1 10 ai cept lb? noteeof t? United Su??*
sasSft w fflrAas
bon^rx 10 lhe 0b"^lK? - tbe
?4SK'-^?
HHsSt. y?s?"jsssaBas
?%?%? ss sras? aw kk?
speclal train will bo despatched ror \, w V^ 7 5? u
thefrult in that clty a??n ^lv bour Tn^^<lme
thus enabling our Stato to commie iLuhiii mornuiK?
aaasssgggas
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.7
Thihsday, August 7?6 P. M.
The money market continues to grow easier.
.Money is freely ottered on call at 5 per cent, and
few of the first class stock houses are paying over
4. There is not much doing in paper, and the
rates are unaltered. One year indebtedness cer
tificates rose to 99, and were firm at the advance
Demand notes rose to 106%. Gold advanced to
1U/, on the first report of the loss of $1,400 000
on board the Golden Gate; but it quickly fell back
1 *<?ched 114 at the second board,
closing at 114X a 114%. There is no demand for
export, and the speculative holders are getting
tired of losing interest. The foreign exchanges
are dull and lower. The leading bankers are ask
ing 126% a 120% for sterling, and 4.48% a 4.47V
for francs; but we hear of very little business at
these rates.
A buoyant feeling prevailed in the stock market
to-day, and, with the^exception of Pacific Mail
which was adversely affected by the loss of the
Golden Gate, the whole list shows a decided im
provement on yesterday^ closing price*. Pacific
Mail fell to 108% on the first report of this disas
ter, but soon rallied to 110, and closed at about
that figure?a decline of about 2% per cent from
yeaterday'a price.. The loss to the Pacific Mail
Company amounts to less than five per cent on the
capital stock and will not, it ia said, interfere
with the regular quarterly dividends. More than
half of the treaaure, we hear, was insured in En*
land. The decline in Pacific influenced in a slight
degree the whole market at the firat board, and in
?e?ne few stock, the extreme prices paid before
the morning aeasion were not maintained. New
Vork Central, after selling at 93, opened at
the first board at 92%, fell to 92%, rallied
again to 92%, and closed in demand at
that price. The moat marked advance waa
in Harlem preferred and Michigan Southern
guaranteed. On comparing to-day's closing pricea
with those of yesterday, we notice an advance of
X n New York Central, of % in Erie common, of
% in Erie preferred, of % in Hudson River, of iV.
in Harlem preferred, of % in Rending, 0f 1 in
Michigan Central, of % in Southern old, of IV in
guaranteed, of 1 in Panama, of % in Illinois Cen
tral, of % in Galena, of % in Toledo, of % in Rock
Island, and of 1 in Burlington aid Qnincy. Go
vernment. were firm. The registered bonds of
1881 rose to 98%, and the coupon, to 98%, closing
in demand at thoee prices. The coupon 6's of
1874 were again active and roso to 86; 7.30'g
touched 102%?an advance of */t. There was an
active inquiry for good railroad bonds at higher
prices; 103 waa bid for New York Central sixes
, IIS "-couP?n f<" convertible sevens, due
l8.7?- *? r?"? to 84%, Harlem firsts
to 100, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien
1 ow.*?' Michl?an Central eight, to 108%,
F"rt Wa'ne Md Chicago firsti
to 9*4. The market closed firm at the following
quotations:?United States ???, registered 1881
? Uolttd eta tea 6'., coupon, 1681, W/t
? 90; United States 6's, 1874, 86% a 86; Treasury
notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 102% a 102%; Tennessee
6's, 60 a 60%; Virginia 6's, 60% a 62; North Caro
lina 6's, 66 a 66% Missouri 6's, 46% a46%; Anieri.
can gold, 114% a 114%; Pacific Mail, 100% a 110;
New York Central, 92% a 92%; Erie, 34% a 36; do.
preferred, 64% a 66%; Hudson River, 46 a 46%;
Harlem, 16 a 16%; do. preferred, 38% a 38%;
Beading, 68 a 68%; Michigan Central, 62% a 63;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 26% a
27; do. guaranteed, 66% a 68%; Panama, 136 a
136%; Illinois Central, 69 a 69%; Galena and Chi
cago, 69% a 69%; Cleveland and Toledo, 48% a
48%; Chicago and Rook Island, 64%^ a 64%; Chi
cago, Bnrlington and Quincy, 80 a 80%; Milwaukee
and Prairie da Chicn, 33 a 33%; New York Central
7's of 1876, 108 a ?; Erie third mortgage bonds,
99% a 100; Michigan Central 8's, first mortgage,
108 a 10S%; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 96% a 94.
The following were the transactions of the day
at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the
United States, New York:?
Receipts 9897,232 fit
?For customs 64.000 00
Payments 608,239 67
Bulaoce 9,903,670 40
Holders of the second mortgage bonds of the
New York and Erie Railroad Company, extended
to 1879, are notified that the interest due Septem
ber 1, 18C2, will be paid on that' day on presenta
tion of the proper coupons. It will be necessary
for the holders of the bonds not thus extended to
present them at the office of the company, where
they oan receive the principal and interest to Sep
tember 1, 1862. The privilege of extending such
bonds will cease at that date.
The sale of the western division of the LaCrosse
and Milwaukee Railroad haa been postponed till
2d October next, by agreement of the parties in
interest. The sale might have taken plaoe as ad
vertised; but its necessary confirmation could not
have been had immediately, In consequence of the
reconstruction of the United States District Courts
by the recent act of Congress. Under this recon
struction no court will be held in the district till
October.
The earnings of the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago
Railroad from July 24 to Jvly 31 were aa fol
lows:?
1862. 1841.
Passengers $7,642 6| 6,378 71
Krolgh* 17,072 06 16,361 61
SunJrtes 866 78 866 83
Total $25,692 47 22,686 05
ttorc.iue, 3,106 42
Total Ibis month to date.. 89.216 74 73,474 19
Total since January 1 608,163 17 613,366 44
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway for the fourth week of July, 1862, were:?
Passengers $10,125 84
Freight 29,764 10
"Miscellaneous sources 1,636 73
Total $32,432 34
Same week in 1861 25,627 75
lacroase in 1862 $6,808 49
Bcceii.ts for whole month of July, 18fi2 93,850 68
Receipts for whole month of July, 18C1 76,897 10
Increase in 1862 $16,963 48
Stock Eichangti
TtU'WHIAY, AugOSt 7, 1862. '
3i>6 shu PacMailSKCu. 100
60 do 108 V
260 do blO 109
200 do BlO 100
$500 USA's,'62,reg 100
10000 US6'i>,'81, reg 08V
10W0US6'8,'81,cou 08 %
17?C0 do 08 V
?00 do 09
30000 US 5's, >74,COU 85 V
2300 TrT 3 lOpcn.sm 102 V
10000 do 102 V
1000 Kentucky 6 s.. 94
1000 III coup bds, 62 97
46000 Illinois w I...., 97
?000 TennO's, 00.100 50
.1000 do 4?V
6O0 Virginia 6'a,... 61
6000 N Carolina G's.. 66
6000 Hiss' uri fi's.... 4j\
1000 California 7'n.. 90V
2000 do 90 V
4000 E RR3dmbs,-83 100
600O E RR 6 tubs.816 84 V
6000 do 84
6000 Hud K 2d s f bs 100
1000 Hud Riv 3d m.. 93
6000 Harlem 1 mlxls 104
4010 MC8pc clmcfbs 109
70<;0CB*QRR8l-cbds 108
40C0 Mich tJo B l b<lK 09^
2000 III CenRRbds. 96 V
1000 ChiftNWint bds 80
lOOOChkNWWtte 48
6000 Chi ft N*W2dmt MX 160 111 Con RR~scrip..
3000 Tol&Wab lstm >,8V 60 do
6000 TolftWab 2dm. 64
10000 do 64V
1000 Mil&J'rduChlm 06
2000 ClsvftTolskfdbs 04
0000 Pitt.VlWftC lm 93
0000 Pit.KtWfti 2dm 77
1000 Heirsftlll'nlmb 72
60 N Y Oeu RR.
60 do opg
100 do 816
20 do
100 do ope.
60 do
560 Erie RR 34 V
100 do b30 34 \
100 Erie RR pref.... 64
100 do 64'.,
1C0 Hud Riv RR 40
100 Harlem RR pref.. 36 V
60 do ?
200 do
65 Nor ft Wor'cr RR
140 Mich CcDtral RR.
100 do b30
360 do
100 do 810
100 do b60
400 Mich So ft N 1 RR
100 do
600 Mich 8 ft N I g Mk 68
60 do 67V
100 do b30 68 \
26 Panama RK.elO 134 %
A&
MX
22 X
22
60
0?V
68 V
69
48;?
?23<
92V
92 V
92 V
92V
92 V
36 V
37
44
62
62V
62','
M?
MV
26 >i
26?
150 Cloy A 1'itts KR..
13 do
600 Galena ft Chi RR.
200 do
6 do
160 do b30
300 Cleve ft Tol RR..
1000 Dct.MftTollstm 86 100 Chi ft Rock ll RR ?4\
' J * 04V
04*
80
?l K
10000 American gold. 114 V 160 do.
25000 ?do 114 V 200 do.
10000 do 114* 60 do b30
14000 do 114 V 160 Chi, Bur ft Cu RR
lQtths'Rk of Uom... 88 60 M ft P du Ch KH.
lu Irving bank 76
14 Nassau bank.... 98
SECOND
$16000 USB'S, '81. reg 96 V
6000 OS 6 8, '8I.COU 08X
60000 U 8 6'8, '74.COU 86
50t0 do 85 V
1000 Tre 7 3 10 p c n 102 V
4COO do 102 %
60* 0 U 8 Dim Note?. 106V
1000 Missouri O's.. .. 45y
4060 ftrie RR 5th in t> 84
800).Mi< 8pc>tii>-fh>-6 108V
aroo Hud RivRR3dm 92%
6000 ritta.VtWftClm 93 !?
1000 ChiftNWint bds 80
.1000 Tol ft Wab 2dm f4
20000 American geld. 114
6010 do 114 V
10000 do 114 V
50sbs Am Kx Rank. 89V
10 Hank of America. 1C7V
60 I'ac Mail SSC0.S0O 109
350
50
IOO
60
200
176
100
M Del, L ft West RR 06
do......... 109V
do h30 1W vi
do slO 109^
do 109 %
do b30 110
do HO
do 860 109
200 N Y Cent RR .... 02V
BOARD.
100 shs N Y Cent RR.
260 Erie RR
IOO do
100 do b30
300 do b60
72Stonington RR...
26 Mil ft Pr du Ch RR
60 Third Avenuo RR
50 trie RR prof.....
500 do
loo do
600 do
60 Hud River RR....
60 Harlem RR pref..
160 do
600 Heading P.R
100 Mich Cent RR. .
100 do BlO
300 do
IOO do
?50 Mich So ft N 1 RR
60 Mich So ft Nigs.
60 I'anama RR
100 Clove ft Tol RR ..
200 do
260 Chi ft Rk Is'RR ..
300 do
92 V
34 V
34V
36
35
?2V
33
180
64 V
?4V
?4V
66
46
?*
68
?2V
62V
62 V
62V
27
68
136
48 V
48 V
64V
6 26
6 40
5 26
6 25
6 26
6 90
7 00
7 60
4 30
a 80
CITY COMMKRClAli REPORT.
TncR*r*r, August 7?6 P. M.
Aphis.?Sales of 80 bbls. of pota were reported at
$6 81V a $6 87 V t and a few bbls. of pearls at $7.
tiuunnrm.?Flour?1The market was lees buoyant
and active, while prices weie without change of moment
The sales footed up about 15,0C0 bbls., closing within the
following range of prices:?
Superfine State , $6 00
Kxtra State 6 30
Superfine Western 6 00
Common to choice extra Western 6 36
Canadian 6 30
Southern mixed to good superfine 6 30
Extra do 0 00
liood to choice family do 7 00
Rye Dour 3 00
Corn meal, Jersey and lfrandjwine 8 30
?Canadian flour was loss active, while prices were with
out change of moment. The sales embraced about 900
bbls. Southern flour waa heavy and the demand limited.
About 700 bbls. changed bands at tbo above quotations.
Rye flour was steady at quotation*, with sales of 200 bbls.
Com mral was In steady request at our figures, with hhIis
of 700 bbls. Wheat waa better,especially for the better
and higher qualities of slurping grades, while common
Weateru and State were unchanged. The sales footed np
about 126.000 bushels, part for ruture delivery, at fl 36 a
$1 38 for whito Ohlo,$l 40 a $1 46 for white Michigan
aid new amlxr Kentucky. $1 28 for amber Ureen Hav,
$1 36 a $1 38 lor amber Michigan,$1 80 a $1 36 Tor in
ferior to good red Western, $1 2;? a f 1 27 for nmber Iowa,
$1 17 a $1 24 far Milwaukee club, and $1 13 a $1 22 V tor
Chicago club. Corn waa firm and in good request, while
sales footed about 120,000 btichcla at,60c. a 62>,c. lor
b"ated, 63c. a 66Vc. for Western mixed, 60c. a 68c.
for chipping lots do., and 66c. a ?7c. for white Western.
Rye whs heavy, while sales ol 6,000 bushels were made
at 7<Jr. a 78c. for Western and 83c. a 84c. Tor State, Bar
ley malt was steady, with sal?s of 1.000 bushels State it
$110. Itarley was dull and nominal. Oats waro firmer,
with saloa of Western and Canadian at 46c. a 48c., aad
8latnat48VC. a49o.
CorrxR was stendy, wblloasals or 1,000 bags of Rio
was made at 2lVc.
Cotton?The market was some leas buoy
ant, whllo the sales embraced ab ut 400 ft 500
bales, closing on the basts of about 47 Vc. ft 48c.
I'moumth were loss buoyant and active. To Liverpool
about 40,000 a 60,000 bushels wheat were migaced In
bulk and ships' bags at 12Vd. a 13d., and about 2,000
bbls. Hour at 3s. Oil. a 3s. 0 1. Dead weight was at 36s. a
40s. To London wheat was engaged at 13)fd. in ships' bags,
and tlour at 4s. Klour to Glasgow was at 4s. Rates to
Cork and orders by chartered vessel wsre at 14d. ft 14Vd
for wheat. To Havre rates were unchanged.
Hat.?The market was steady with sales for shipping
at 66c. ft 60c , and for city uss at 66s. a 70c.
M"i.itsn were steady, wbiis sales were of ft retail cha
rftcter.
Natai, Smsss ?Bplrlts of turpentine were nominal at
$2 30 par gallon, and common rosin at $18 60 a $14, and
flue rosins ranged iron $16 to $1T. Tar waa scarce and
nominal.
raorieioHS ? Pork?'The market was firmer, with Bales
of 1 200 bbls. at $11 19 V ? 9U >6 for mess and $0 71 for
for print d9< Reef waa firm and id fair demand, with
sales ?>f 225 bbla at $13 26 a $14 Tor plain mews, and $14 M
a J15 for hxli a do. Beef hains were Urmly held M $13 M
a $14 50. Cut meats were Arm audautivc, wiU? sites of
?'.'5 ttbls. 'it 4c. a 4 ^c, (or atowilitars, iud 5 Wo. a 8>?c fur
hum*. Lard was Uriii anal in good d.'nmud witb ?al? a of
1<M> packages at M|,o for comm<>u ami 9c. a#%c. for good
to prune qoulity. We have no change of utciuuut to aolioe
in the prices of liuttrr or cboese.
."uu-iK.. ttore bo-.vy nd about '40, lower, compared
witltycsterday's price-. .Ho sales footed up 2,714 hlids ,
1 .fcOO of wbn L were New Orleans, and Bold by section
within the range.of TVc. for inferior and 9c. a 10c. for
go< d to prime, ami 30 lilids. do. clarified sold at 11>{C.,
and 20 boxes were sold at p. t.
I WuiMtcT.?-The market was steady, while saksof 600
bbig. of Western were made at 30c.
Sales of Real Katatc*
By Miller & Keiiueily
House and lot n. e. cot ner Oib av. and 41st at $10,600
H<>une and lota. e. corner 5th av and 4'Ml at 17,050
House and lot e.s. 5th av , 141 ft. n of4lHt?t.... H,6(K)
IIoufo aud lot H. s. 41st M., 100 ft. e. of tilh av.... 10,000
House and lots. s. 16th st , 71 I'ect w. of 1st av... 3,000
>t)ur houses and lots b. s. 50tb st., 138 ft. w. B'way 12,000
House and lot n. s. MJib St., 321 fl. w. 1st av.... 4.950
House and lot n. s. 50ih st., 306 ft. w. lsl av 6,050
House and lot No. 118 Wwt 25th st 5.500
but a. e. corner 5th av. and luOtb st 2,000
Markets.
PIIILADBLHIIA ttTOVIC BOARD.
Puit Alli-mfM, August T, 1802.
Sti cks Arm. Pennsylvania 5's, 8OJ4 Reading Railroad,
2874. Morris Canal, 41)4; Long Maud Railroad, l?Hi
Pennsylvania Railroad, 47. Sight exchange on New
York at par.
RAl.TIMOkR, August 7,18*13.
Flour octivc and flrrn at previous rates. Wboat active,
and advanced 2c. a 3c. Corn quiet; supply very light.
Oats firm, and advanced lc. Whiskey dull at 38c.
PniLADKi PtuA, August 7,1862.
Flour active. Wheat Arm: white, $1 45 a $1 56: red,
$1 28 a $1 35. Corn active: yellow, 04c. a 660. I"rovl
eiona firm: mesa pork ,$11 a $11 25. Whiskey dull at 31c
Br it.* to, August 7?1 P. M.
Flour quiet. Wheat Arm: sales 20,000 bushels red wfn
tor at $114>? a $1 16 , 4,000 bu.-hels Kenosha club at $1,
35,000 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee club at$l 08. Corn quiet:
sales 30,000 bushels at 44c.; 7,000 bushels bot on private
terms. Oals Arm: sales 14,000 bushels Illinois at 38c.
Whiskey lu good demand: sales 700 bbls. at 30c. Obm!
freights Arm. Imports?4,000 bbls. flour, ?1,000 bushels
wheat, 76,000 bushels corn. Exports?5,000 bbla. Hour,
66,000 bushels corn, 11,000 busbela oats.
FINANCIAL.
August bklmontk 00., bankers, no. so wall
at.. iMue letters of credit to traveller*, available In all
rortsor the world through Messrs. Rothschild, of Paris, Lon
flvu, Frankfort, Vienna, Naples, and their correspondent*.
Army and navy pay and claim office.?ar
rear* of Pay, Bounty, Pension* and recruiting Ex
pease*. JOHN B. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
9? Nassau street, N. T., opposite Post otQoa.
American oold and silver and the first
Issue United States demand notes bought at the highest
premium by F. P. JAMES A CO., 46 Wall street.
California state and ban frangisco city
Interest Coupons purchased at lowest current rates, by
DUNCAN, sherman A CO.,
Bankers, corner of Pine and Nassau streets, New York.
Notice.?to all who are entitled to pen
sion under the new law, namely:?All such aware dis
abled while in the service; widows of those having died or
been killed; orphan ehlldren under sixteen years; mothers
who are dependeul, and orphan slaters under sixteen years,
may procure it by calling on or addressing us New form
now ready. SOMES A BROWN. No. 2 Park place, New
York, and 476 Seventh street, Washington, D. C.
OFFICE OF THE ERIE RAILROAD OOMPANY,
Eiiik Flask. Nkw Yohk, Aug. 0. 1863.
Holders of the Second Mortgage Bonds 0! the New York
and Erie ltaltrosd Company, extended to 1879. are noUfled
tliat tlie Interest due September 1, 1K?S2, will be paid on and
after that date, at the olllce, on presentation or the proper
coupon*.
It will be necessary for the holders of bouds not thus ex
tended 10 present them at the office or the company, where
they ean receive the principal and interest to September 1,
1802. The privilege of extending mu h bonds will cease at
that date. 11. N. OTfH, Secretary.
WE COLLECT THE $100 BOUNTY. BACK PAY, PAY
due pensioners of war, and prl/c money. Call ur
scud for circular,containing Instruction* and n leri'0c?s.
SO.M li>S A BKOV\ N, Solicitors,
No. 2 Park place, N. Y., and 470 7th St.. Washington, 1). C.
a?l n n/in TO LOAN-AT SIX PER CENT, FOR
JltJ.l/UU tli'ce or live jears, in one amount, or in a
sutn of $10,000, or sums of $i,(Ki0; also, $10 000 at 7 per cent,
on first clusH improved Real Estate ill the c tiei of New York
and ItrooLlyn. Apply to UOKKIS BKOT11EHS, No. 7 Pice
street.
LOAN OFKICEI.
AT 212 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREET,
the highest price is paid for Diamond', Watches, Plate,
Jewelry, Optical Instrmucins. Ac. Liberal advance* wa le
at bla private rooms
J. Jl. BARR1NGER. 212 Eroadway, room 13. up stair*.
AT 863 BROADWAY. CORNER OK BOND STREET,
room No. #? HKNIIY 11YMAN procures advances of
uaah on Diamonds, set or unset, or buys the same lor cash;
also uu Watches, Silver Ware, l'iaiiosand Personal F ropcrty
AT to NASSAU STREET?A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND
broker, makes liberal sdvauo.?* on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Ac., or buys them at lull value, at ins private nlUw;,
M Nassau street, room No. 2. up staira. Business coatiden
tlai.
AT 77 BLBECEEK STREET-MONEY LIBERALLY AO"
ratio d to auy amount on Diamonds, Watthca. Jew
elrv, Pianos. Dry Goods, Fo;ars, Ac. N. B.?Pawirbi oWa
U( kern i.o'n 111. Jl. NEWTON, ,7 Blo cker uticet, up sliurs
DJItECTLY OPPOSITE TiIE BT. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
MO Broadway, JOSEPH SOLOMON, Co mm ssion
Merchant, advances Money on Diamouds, F ate and Jewelry,
or the same bought at the full value. Business hours from
7>i A. M. to P. M. Suauiah, French and German sjioken.
MONKT LENT-TO ANY AMOUNT, ON DIAMONDS,
Gold and Silver Wat Uea, Jewelry, Dry Goods, Senars,
Ac. Goods kept one year or less by AARON ADOLrilUS,
licensed loan ofllce, 4iV Pearl street, corner at Chambers.
MUSICAL.
A" ~8I'LEND1D SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
lorte, with uirved legs, double round rate, aud all the
late improvements; has been used In tue maker's family
about thru: months; a great sacrifice for cash. Makers
waiantee for lite j oars. Apply at 449 Second avenue.
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
1'ianoioite lor rale, with all modern itnpiovcmenla,
lour round roiiinrs, <arved le^a ami oaae, made to order,
uliy guaranteed, cool tor f2fit>, including Stool and
fCover. Ai?o ro-.< wool aud black walnut Be.iroom Suita
Inquire at 1 IS West Tm ntv third street, near Sixth avenue
For sale?a rosewood-pianoforte, six oc
tares; two Vlooinccii.>a, and two Violins, cheap. luqeire
at 315 Bowery, upper story, back room.
/I BEAT SACRIFICE.?A MAGNIFICENT SEVEM OC
\JT lave llano, grand action, overstrung iiuss, round cor
uers. richly carved case aud legs, exquisite tone, made to
order only six months ag<y by the best city maker, at a cost
of $M?); will be sold for $2Zj cash'. as the owner will leave
Hie city ?horily; elegiint Uiivei and Stool iutludcd. Vail at
1? East Thirteenth street, near Broadway.
PIANOFORTE FOR SALE, PRICE 930.-A NICE UP
right Piano, rosewood case; ,n goo, 1 order; has three
pedals ami powerful torn ; Is suitable for a lager bier saloon
or pailor; will be -oul for S'JO. Apply at llfr& Eaat Twenti
eth ?' i eet, near Third avenue.
IJIANOS?OF THE CELEBRATED MAKERS, J. A 0.
Fl&CUER,acknowledged to bo the most durable and
the best Pi,.mis made, with Iron fiantes, pati til dampers,
overs'.iung, wholesale and retail.at the manufactory and
wareiooins, 241, 213, US, 247, 24'J West Twenty?< lghth street,
near Ninth avenue.
WANTF.D?AN ALTO AND TENOR SINGER FOR AN
Episcopal church In Brooklyn. Address I>. M., box W3
llerald ollice.
MlgCKLLANKOta.
ASSOIOED SI A UP HOLDERS (SECURED),
For bill*, currency and postage stamps.
SOcenta; free i.y mail. Agent* wanted,
8CHONHKRO A CO., HO Beaver street, N. T.
Ci IIA III. ES FONTAYNB. 601 BROADWAY, MAKES 400
) Pnoti't ruph* p<"r minute.?Ordess s. In ,ted. Small Pho
tographs $10 j**r thousand ; t'arte or Vignette, (I per tfoten,
to per hundred ; Photographs of generals, or Engravings,
5 cents each,f.'l per hundred, f'.'j per thousand.
rtlRE CAP?, FIRM CAPS.?A LARUE ASSORTMENT
J ol tip top Kite Caps, made by one of our best mukt r?.
Fo ir cone Cups, 91. eight do. do., 9-? Apply immediately
to HENRY WA1.KEK, 1W First avenue, near Thirteenth st.
IMPORTANT TO BCSINES8 MEN.?THE FROPR1B.
tors aud inventora of a certain arttou call the attention m
thoroiigli business men, with some capital, to this euterpr se.
The article is superior to anything of the kind now in mar
ket: It Is 111 nin>ers.tl demand and Is uaed in every hwose
ho.d. We desire to dispose of territory, and all those who
wish to engage as our ag uts wt;l phase call personally at 7&
William street, second loft, between 10 and 2 o'clock.
E. PRECHT k CO.
akble mantels.?mantels sold at aston
takingly low pnoes at KLABlR'l Marble Yards, 109
EastEightccutii street, uear Tnird avenue, and M First ave
nuc/iear Tlmd street, N. Y. Mantel* put up many part of
the country.
~ MyMMl>. ~ _______
ABL'HNIIAM rt FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
? lug Establishment, 111 West Eleventh street, between
Filth and Sixth avenues?Household Furnhur* boiml sml
?hipped to ail parts ol the world Covered wagons 1 or ro
moving furniture of families. Furniture stored!
OCILISTS AND AURISTS.
1/YE, EAR AND MEDICAL INSTITUTE, tOi BROAD
Pi wav.?The only reliable private institution in the city.
TuO most hojielesa tssea cured without peinful op ration*
Nervous alltotlous and catarrh, the freoucnt causa of deaf,
ness, cured. Dr. GRAVES, Oculist and Aurllt.
MATRIMUXIAIm
A FOREIONBr'waNTR a WIFE; A TRUB WOMAN,
not a doll; an orphau without tmaie) ooualns preferred,
irslle Is pretiy and rich, so nmch the better. Answers for
fun will be considered aa uead letters. Addreaa for on*
week, LorenxoLuna, Union square I'ostoUico.
HlliliiNEHY, 6iC.
A CARD-MRS. E. MORRIS, CUSTOM SHI UTS MADE
to order alter the mo?t uiodarn Imported styles, at her
factory, 753 Broadway, second floor. N. B.?Faiae wrist
bunds made the neatest in tbe city, all the of varletita Col
lars. Ties, Ae., on hand._
HOTELS,
WHITNEY HOUSE,, BROADWAY, CORNER OF
Twellth street, on the European plan. House first
class, location unsurpassed. Terms moderaln. Ureal In
die sno uts to permanent boarder*. 8. B. MEAD k CO.
~ BILLIARDS.
BIIiLIAIW.-raR SALE. A SPLBNDIO STOCK OF
new and aeoond hand Tables, at wsrjirieea. T.iblc* to
let snd orders liy mall attended to by ft, II GRIFFITH.
144 rultos atrecl.
^ BIT V ATI OIK WAyTED-WMiMMI.
Aun* is catnaoug or auosmpanyinu a lady
?i ..iniiy -ril'i cL id.eu to Europe, slie ?u. a.?? Kreiich,
German and ISitlucully. Addresa Mrs. W. D., Herald
?dice.
ALAl>i 18 DESIROUS OK ACCOMPANYING A LADY
or ramllv with cbildreu, lo Europe. Bhenpeaka Kr^ueh,
German and English LueaUy. Call for et^la days at lot Eau
rent st.
A SITUATION WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE
yv au' won*n, H coo-, wush andiron, urHuu'dt o
the gen. r.tf h?u .. >vuik or a small private ta nily , un^.,1
pU n cook ami excellent laimdreas. The i est ol city tete
reao-i. Cull at 2H 6th ave., rear, between k*b and IGtb
ttr. wou t go a sh. rl Ui?tai.c?la the country.
ARE.-PEOTAHl.li PROTESTANT YOLNO UiKU
w*he? a situation to take car- of children or to do
light chaiutx-rwork, waKiiu and plain sewing. tall at or
addresa M4 2d av., batwcen i''J and IMtb >u.
A situation wanted?by a pirst class cook,
understands her buMn.a* in every branch; would as
Hist in waahlut!; ia a PrOtraii.nl, a native of Wales: haa uo
objection io ih<> country. Call lor two uaya at 113 Weal
ltt.ii atrcek In the rear.
A RESPECTABLE OIRL WIrfHES A PLACE IN A
private taimly aa cook or laundrexs; Iim tue t* at City
raferencea from tier last uip.ee. Call at SI Weal 1th u at .,
coi Der ol 6th ave.
A GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A PLA< E
in a respectable American la nil y aa chambermaid or
to flo housework. (jail at 21K Eahl 8lii - I.
A RES I KCTABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO TAKE
the washing of a few gentlemen; good reference given.
Appy at 1!>8 7th av.^third ::oor, hacK room.
A FIRST CLASS COOK WISHES A 8 IT CATION; HAS
no oiijccii. o^Pi ^o mat <ir ?? cond cook in a hotel, oan
do all kiiulaof cooking; no objection* to the country; cau
hi- I?>:n lor two day* ai IBS Jth ave.
A SITUATION WANTED?IN BROOKLYN OR THE
country, for an expert need, truthful, well recommend
ed girl; Is a nice cook at.d . xc-llenl washer and ironer; tlio
r?u;,biy unde. s'-auds all kinds or housework; wages iuude
rate. Apply at 15 Coin l at., Brooklyn.
A RESPECTABLE OIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
rhumb. ruiaid and waiter: would asxiat with the wash
ing aud .rolling; haa no objection to a short distance ui the
couutry. Call lor twodayaat 37# 11th av., b tween 36th and
36th its.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNO WOMAN WISHES A SITU,
anon to ilo buua wurj; la a lirat rale washer and turn
er, aud understands all kin.ia ol cooking, good city reference
given. Can be aeen at her preaent emp.oyer s, 244 Adelphi
at., Brooklyn. r
AN EXTREMELY NEAT, TIDY AND CAPABLE UKK
inan girl wiahea a situation to do general housework;
haa good references. Also two others, wuo wlah to go in
one liouae; one uacook, the other aa chamliermjud; the lat
ter would go in the country. Inquire ai the large institute,
corner of 11th at. and 0th av.
A OIRL WANTS ? SITUABMT AS FIRST RATE
plain cook or aa lauudi-Me, orWiln etiamberwork In a
fentleuian'a family: can give good city reference If reuuired.
lall at No. <M Earn llth at.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO
mau, to do geueial bouaework; baa a No. 2 Singer's
machine to lake with her. Apply at IK) av. B.
SITUATION WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE YOl'NO
woman, lo do general houarwoik in a small family.
Apply ai 440 Columbia >*., lirooklyn.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNO W OMAN, TO DO
general housework; ia a good plain cook and hrat rate
waaher an I Ironer; good relerence given. Call at ltW Weal
27th St., near Vth av., in the rear, aeeoud ikn.r.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU A
lion to do gcueiai housework in a private lamity.
Good city reference given. Call at Monroe su
WET NUR8E.-A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
having lo l her bahy, would take one in nurse at her
realdi-m-e. Call at 67 Union St., South Brojklyu. Bc^t of
rei ere nee.
WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNO WOMAN, A
situation to* cook, wash and iron; liax ihreo yeurs' re
ference Iram last place; no objection to >;o in the country,
t'all at?lbe cottage house corner of llth avc. and uOih St., for
two days.
WANTED?A YOUNG WIDOW (AMERICAN) DE
aires a situation aa attendant lo an old lady, cr to take
c.-tre of children; bet tot i arerences given. Call at 107 YV'uv.
erlej p ace lor two day.
WANTED?BY A YOUNO OIRL, A SITUATION TO
do general housework; is a t,ood p a'u eoox ami a
go-.-d waslicr and ironer: i;o4)'t recommendation* g vi n if re*
ijuired. Appiv at 2ui West i.'7th at., betwei n ytu and loth
aves., from loom, top lloor, for two days.
WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
young woman, a situation as prolesfed coo,.; uniter*
aland* all aorta ul game aud liouim, uiso naMn.', ]ja>.try, jel
lies. tee eream and -lei-acrta; the bc.st of reference given. Ap
ply at 126 \V ett -iitii st.
WANTED-UY A NEAT. RESPECTABLE YOUNG
glil, a altuatioii aachainbciuiaid ami nni?.! t.ud to do
pi:.ai cowing. Can lie aaun lor two days at .it Co mnb.a 6'..,
near Dcgraw, Brooklyn.
WANTED?BY A SMART, CAPABLE VOL'NO U1RL,
?l h tiie betl rulerenci-a, a situation to Uu cuitmb rwoi r.
?a 1 waiting, nuud children or sew; Wages hoi no much an
Object si* a good place. Can be seen bctw i-n toe huum of i'l
aud 2 on Friday aud Saturday at Iter pre ?cut employer ?, No.
7 Ninth ?t.
TITAN TED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
i? juuiu woman, mi cLl.il a nurse, or u> lake cnargc u?.d
wait on a lady koing to Europe; good e ty ref. rencea is lo
honesty, Jkc. Can i o ?ecii lor une week at her present em
ployer i>, 17 Eiim 38th at., that houso cast ui Maiilaon av.
TJLrANTEl>?BY A RESPECTABLE UlliL, A SITUA
TT tlun to do ctauiburwor* and washing, or u* u..r->e and
to do plain sowing, (io id city reference. Ian bo ?*e.i at 76
Nil.tli street, near Filth avenue.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A SITUA
tion to do general housework in a tuiall lumily. Ila*
the beat or cily icferenoe !'? om her laat puicc. Apply a; ilJ
Slat ?i? between 6th and 7th ave*.
tl'ANTBD-BY A RESPECTABLE l'Ol'NU WOHA.V, A
TV situation to do general housework. In a small private
family; la a good plain cook,good washerand ironeraud
good maker ?( bread. lXa-i good referenda from her lint
place. Apply at i'i King at., In the basemeut, tor two day*.
WANTED-A BIT CATION, BY A RESPECTABLE E.VU
li?b woman, lo tak< c?re of chlldieu or ilu ktiMHiirlt
id a aiiiali family. la a govi washer and ironer. City re
ference cau be given. Can lie seen for two da}a at XL) East
Twenty-ninth street, first Coor.
^JJKLHWA % TED-FEM Vl.lsi.
AT T1XE LARUE REKYANT8' INSTITUTE?APPLY
for good, civil, capable servant*, corner ol' Eft ruth at.
and Slxtu ave. licit ;.n, Scon h, inah, American and Pro
leataui women, to an t all. Conducted by Mr*. PLOYD.
Oood places al a a; s reu lj tor good ctrls.
A GIRL UEJfcio.VU MAN WANTED?TO MOUNT
card anil g^flvphot 'grup.is. Only tlioso who under
stand the bo sir"** thoroughly need apply at Pcrcli al?, ljt)
Chatham at.
AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
aa good 11-ok; call niak? the best ol brrad and | u>try;
hat the oe?t ol city reference. Can be aeeu for two daja at
W We t l'Hi at., oetween ?t.. ar.<l ??th avs.
SERVANTS WANTED IN BROOKLYN.?BX PEEL
rno.il servant*, < Ooks, nurses, waitress. a an 1 house
maida. ? ho thoroughly understand th Ir duties, may be im
mediately engaged lor the most des.rable mi a.ion* m gen
tleinriifc Uiintllee by applying lo Mi. J1AMMAU, U Court
at., Biooklyu. .
Saleswoman wanted?in an uptown trim
ming alorr. Slate nhere and how long employed. Ad
dress R. S. D., bo\ luo Herald oil!> e.
WAN*RED?til ULS TO WORK ON AH TIKI 01AL PLOW
era; rood hauda will Hud steady employii"-ni ami
liberal wages will be given; girls uken to li ,.ru and
paid while learning. Apply at VI Heade at., up aiaira.
WANTED?A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN (AMERICAN,
Si., oil English it Genu. it), ol experience, to i.tae
the entire . harg>! of an lu.aBi a lew wees* old; n-> other
??rvice require i. Mustltrln^ tbobeslof rclcren-r. Apply
at 111 Se MU, WIll.iunsimrg.
117ANTED?A YOUNO WOMAN A3 CHAMBERMAID
TT and to take care ol a child, and also understand lauiily
aen lng. Must bring g. otl city reference* Iro.n her last em
ployer. Call tor two days at 14H Souih Vth at., Wi.ll.imailing.
WANTED?A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
younK gtrl, to do i em-ntl ho .aework, or H chamber
maid and to do plain acwlug. Call at 100 Monroe street.
WANTED-BY * SMALL FAMILY, A PROTESTANT
girl (tierin.in p elerred) to no genrial houaewurk;
niuat come well recommended; wagea moderate. Apply at
29i irooaae at.
W* "anted?8TRAW BRAID SEWLK^ APl'LY AT
the. Washing on Factory, Pectory ?tre. t, near g-iBrrr,
> .? *oi K, Ni w .It r?. j, oi W liroadway, up ataira, NewVork.
v I r A s TE D-s I x PIRST CLASS WARBMSML TWO
TT lautnlre-?. a, and two girls for the kitchen, at Olrn
Cove Pavilion. Inuulre at the olUce of M. S? hotel, corn< r
01 2ln at. aud Broadway, between 10 and 12 to-ila;'.
WANTBD-A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A
yo .ng woman, who haa lost her baby, three tLOntha
eld. Apply ai MS Wat, r at.
Y\ 'ANTED?IN A SMALL FAMILY. A OlEL FOE
Vi general housework; mutt bn a to >d waah"r, Ironer
ami plain cook, willing and obli^iug; aitcu a one will hn I a
good home Altk mo teratc wag -a, by Inqulrln;; in Hushing
ar., eight doors abore Buthwick av? Brooklyn; good refe
lence required.
tJLrANTED?IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. TWO PHOTES
TT tant girls, one as lonk, tie other as chamliermaid; ooth
must wn?h and iron well, ami tn< able to give goo.I cit> refe
rence, to show that they an: competent and renabl". Apply
at 'JJ iietlngton av., between 1 and 2 o'clock, to-day and to
morrow.
11/ANTED?THIS DAY. TWO OOOD COOKS FOR A
TT short d.ststi.e In tne country; wng. s$1. Also, a
cliainbcruiahl aud waitress and ten espei lenccd girls for
general housework. Ai'pijr early at UENDEitSoN'S old
eataUilshed eervanta' office, No. ? Court St.. Brooklyn.
WANTBD-BY AN AMERICAN FAMILY, A GOOD
German girl, lo do genural luusewors. togoaahurt
dlatitniv In the country; a good home and moderate wage*.
Apt'ly lor two dayaat 107 llenry st.
WANTED?THIS DAY. IN BROOKLYN, COOKSi
chambermaid-', laundrewes and several girls lor house
work. Tuese places are In brat class families. In city and
cot tury, ami may be engaged this day. A| ply to Mr.
CII Kifl I'OPll Ell, No 10 Til ary^treet^Brwiklj^
W ANTED-A GOOD, FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS. FOR
n hoti I In the country. Apply at the Albemarle Dotal,
of Mr. Crocker, between lh? hours of 12 and I.
SITUATIONS WASTED-MVLES.
A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITOATIt)N?IN A STORE
or in atablce, na porter er help. Wagee no object. In
quire in the batement, 2H) Weal 17th it., between 8th and
9 th ave?.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, OP 17.
aap irter or driver. Call ai or addreaa M. C. R., 4V1
Giaenwiehat.
WANTED-A SITUATION, AS BAR TENDER, BY A
reap, entitle young man; haa a full knowledge ??f the
buelness; _ik?<I ci'y iljieicrue. Address for two <t*>s I'. D.
Dnggan, W i.lla.itsHnrg Post office.
WANTED-BY A MAN OF SEVERAL YEARS' EXPE
fWhOA, a aHuallon In a lieArapaper 0lll? e or publish
Ing hO'twi, or as shipping and corre?ponding rierk, Is a gooj.
snd rapid writer; itest of roierruee given. Addre*? Dig
patch, box lfc> Ueraid office.
^ HELP WAltTgP?MALRg.
GENTS? WE OFFER YOU A
valuable ruizB,
And rou ran easily make $16 per day by wiling our new lai
urn ?tailed If run Packages; they are the Ur\eat, latest, bast
axj44M?'"P< "" ever sold; aud our praes to agents are alone a
gr<*. initiu.eiuenc Kar.lt of our packages contains inure
real good article* than any two otlieis. Wend for circulars
cuttuiilu pwtlubn?f eitra inducements. 8. c. KICK
AKDS A CO, W2 Nassau street, largest and oldest prtae
paokatie house iu the world.
Agents ?the new tax and tariff
laws combined.
PP.I K ONLY VIVE Ci-NTS.
The only book coniainliu; these two lupo tan: tsws.
WHOLESALE, M I'KK IK NUKED.
Agents wants I. Copies mailed lur 3 en;s.
S.C. R1CKARD8 A CO.. Publishers, 102 Nsscau St.
ATTENTION!?HOW TO AVOID BEING DRAFTED,
how to be ome your own n.aster una n.ake money
la~t~aturt itntneil .uely uit > the country with some of our
<juick stillns .irt ' Ifs. $S per duy mite r-i?y.
K i'UARDS t o., Broadway, New York.
ARESPECIAULK MAN WANTED IMMEDIATELY
in i d to Canada as treasurer to tlm ue?t o.nh nation
ciulhiuo.i In lb* country. Must have $ -nj to I un uo pro
1 eity u-it U ues the u.ii',; $;.> a week will be (In it Mlf ex
jH-tisi b p..d. Inquire in tUe Photograph room, llowery.
ACFHMAN, WHO HPE'.KS ANu WJilTEH GARMAN
sn I English, uanta a situation as | orter or clerk;
has knowledge of oil, ual .t. drug uni hardware business,
uud U use,! to v. ork. He-1 or ref. re noes kl'tsli. Inquire of
Fisher. onrnvr South mid U .oeeve t sis.
BOY WANTED?to OPEN OYSTERS AND WAIT OH
tablns and make hlm*< 11 seneialiy aselut. Apply at01
Wbitenall at.
Boy wantkd?h to 17 years old, in an up
liwu trltiitu.itg store; nuo wlto kuows n..n lii.m,'of the
business pris*err 1. A 1* 0 iR 8 D , L< tit 13 11. raid o.lice.
DRUG CLE".K W vXTKD?A SMART. ENERGETIC
young man who I' oroughly nn>ter?uut<U ms business.
Ai'ply at 17-3 i ave., corner of iVth at.
DRUG CLERK WANTED ?APPLY AT 208 BROAD"
way, up st tirs, iront room, from 8 to 1" o'clock tills
day. H. .1 H. UQUD.
RUG CLERK WANTED.?ONE COM PATENT TO
lake charge of a retail store may aptly at .M Uth av.
D
DRAUGHTSMAN WANTED.?WAlfTED, A DRAUGHTS
man, capttble of inu in : the detailed drawings of ? Ma
rinoEngine. Address bo.* 1,113 Ball.more Post olUce, giving
relerences and slating terms, Ac.
HOTEL PORTERS WANTED?COMPETENT MEN,
with recommendations. Apply at the Pierrepool
House, Brooklyn. .
Landsmen, seamen, blacksmiths, carpbn
li ra, cooks and stewards alwavs wanted lor whaling,
ntcrrhanit and navy ships, at 87 Wert street, corner of Al
bany, opposite pUr 12, North river. Ail clothing furnished.
HENRY JAMES, Agent.
WANTED-A KKLIABLE MAN, W1IO CAN COMMAND
#CUU cash, to travel lunneu lately through the Kail and
Canada, aficrnards through Cuba, iu u sure gemeel paying
bus. uess ot $20U per week clear. Plrtt clans secumy given
lor tbe amount. No humbugs need apply. Call at 107)?
(Jreene street, basement, from 9 to ft.
WANTED-AT THE BATH HOTEL, LONG ISLAND,
one mile from Fort Hamilton, sis good eiprriencea
waiters. Apply immeJiately.
T. R. OAKY, Sup) r nteudent.^
WANTED-A MAN, thoroughly POSTED IN TUS .
sutlership business, I'liher as part pritii'ipal or eierk. 9
Address, giving na;ne and ail dress. Major Leslie, Herald
otter,
VI/" ANTED-A GARDENER, WHO DNDKKmTANDB
tt his business, the care ol one horse and is Bui afraid at
work; to go a short distant e up the 1+udson rivn ; must bo
wllllni; to make himself generally useful and come well re
voniniemled. Adtlre s, with full name aud w here to bo
si;eu, P. H. M., Herald olhcc.
TlTAJfTED ?ANY gentleman ABOUT GOING WES1
TT un salesu au, can learn ol an opportunity to make?
commission wl'liout any adititlunal trouble or expense by
add? KMiiK C. C. C., bi^i 113 Herald Qfllce.
UrANTED-A man TO MAKE ICE CKEA.VS; 1IE
TT must understand thoroughly how to inanufaclure all
kinds (if lurei^u mill American creams and ices. Address
Experlenoe, box 126 Herald ollice.
?Ii;ANTED?:IN A druu BTOKE A YOUNO MAN
1V uliout 18 yoi-ra ol a,;e. One having some kuonlettgc ol
the bnsiuess n.ay ,-ply at 188 fl u rjr.
"l\,rANTEU? V K.NIKE CLEANER; none NEED AP
TT plj uiiies-; bt- understands his business. Apply at tho
eorui roi 7lhsLuut Hull pK.ce, Toiuiiknis t u?.u.
wanted.?YOt'Nll MEN WISHING TO <1D TO SEA!
T I voy?gc*of nil .ill is and to all parts ol in ? world, for
the moiouHUt service, Un ted Htales uavy and v. iiailng voy
ages, a| iily at IdO sneet, corner ot R -a>le and t.haiu
bers.sti uets, up s'.ali s, RANDALL A CO.
WANTED?A IIOY. IN A WllOLE.SAlE PAPER
nuns '; one m iio writes ft fair liauu ;in l is i,uick at
figure . Address, wltu le.erence, loi 3,liii New York Post
o'.lloe.
tl/ANTED?AMAN AS VALET, TO CO TO CAUFOR
TT niu; ttvoclcrik*, twolon.luctors, two brakeim u, inree
p<ut''in, t o esyress Uiiv, ra, two I oys for iraoi s, oue sti w.
ar..i?j, . ur Kiris to travel, oi.o Uar*eep?.r, olers lor acial
o.iie ?. A ji| ly ut No. 7 Ciiatiiam snu.iro.
Wf ANTED?.V STEADY, SO HE It MAN, WHO 18 NOT
If l.ajle lor ser\Ue under ue late mil la. l.ucpa, to at
tend in a II cUtylng i i i llery. One lai'li.rf a f ill' kuuw ledge
of inun r anil w bo U ona^ltlg may address S\ ul. Walton,
11; r.. ..uini. Ihwiww gvqntred.
It, ANTED IMMEDIATELY?AT JOHNSON S HOTEL.
VI SL e,-"IteuU May, iicar ?? ?iu? y liquid, a good, a.iuui
hostler, to Uki! <iiai.e ol aliens. One who i? wining .cud
uailgtug in'iy apply is alio. e. T.,ke Coney Islaul car* to
Kncad'a Hn.i.e, ua.l n.no in ws'k.
W/ANTKD-BY A COMPETENT YOUNO MAN, JUST
T V uul ol buxln K", a sltiiat'.ou In tend or lake caarge ol a
llijuor Hii.ro or a t*, liou-..*; the tern of c-ily rtlnreuces an re
gurds ..biliiy aud liouesty . could l rug a iooi irade to ibe
hnu o Audreio orapoiy to .X. X. i., Mailen lane, one
door below William si.
WANTED?A WIS.- T I'O .TER, IN A WHOLESALE
I? Hour core, our who i.aa been in a l.our stoic pre
ferred. Inquire at 2. 7 >>u. a v.. corner litli *t.
WAXTED-AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, ABOUT
lliorl*, In u lianware importing srori, a* Custom
Houw i lerk, assistant bookkeeper, *<?.; m ist mi ite a good
baud; oue to wbuin a goo l upeniu-: is > f inoi-eiuiporu.no*
than sal.ry, mid lea.diiu "Kb bis psii nt-, will be pictured.
Aildrr-i" Clerk, box 387 IVn urt.ee, N. Y.
WANTED?A POHTKR, IN A KuKEIUN SHIPPING
IT I.one; one who ts i c -i.slouied to lb<i tii.silieas and un
der, tanua pioiiunis au.l Uoltr, i'a . aodi-s-. K. S., b..x 1 x'27
New Xork Cut ml -e, Mall g 'qi.a.l'JCal.ons an I ?iv u.; rcie
leuVc-. A Scotch man or Auerican preli i.td.
WANTED?AN ASSISTANT BOOklcEKI'KR AND
II corre?|?Mi<lin cl ??!.; a! o a cLrk la u ci. in hiuk.i's
oilice. A) pi} a 1.1 t'u, on st.. Mer ia i.u't l:i.?'r. gi>iry
otliee. Smut aits procured. N> nuiiii -nun u , d>an. a.
Ruleicn ? to unl (Wa kou&e*. h laailsi.ed 13.C.
wANTBD?A Bl'Y, ABOUT UFTEKN YEARS OP
ft t^e, l:i a uruc, bi"ket ? oflice; < ha v.Ho rt-aidi ? wtin
bis pa.. iiii, a ary r.-.t y. ar iiA. Ad ireas box 1,tlo Peat
ollii' *, lu writingo! a iplirant, ri.-.ug l*ft ri'nae
\U a:. a UMCTilU man, to tkwel
lV witb l q uitrxei ptiuiial'le buarneM iUiihk'.i t ..n.ida
and tlni ltrit^n Pmvinti a; v.'lil clear in ?o ne i ?e. ? JAXI p< r
v,. ek; he lauht li.iv;. ai>. at ca*!t. I ni 1 .11 ia>uenl<4ra
a^ply to W. Mali land A f?., 101 Ufa I ? ny.
ANTED?TWO SMART, ACTIVE YOUNU MEN TO
?ftte la* dining stluoa^lo. 17 KhIIOii at., Brooklyn.
^v
WANTED -A J.OY, AltOl'T 15 YEAlft OK AOE, TO
Y V attend bar; one ? no ' au rruii and n rite and u.n couoe
well KiMWclilnl. Apply at j'J Oliver at.
-WANTED, A MAN TO TAKE CIIAR<>E OP
JpOU'". Ir.-Ub', A-., on a Ireittlil venaei. pood s.cunty
linn lor :u<! money, nud no icar ol' bring dratted, as water
men are exempt; good eal.irv given.
tl'AVKK, 170 Chatham
itr?rL
l'HU TK.VOKS.
A UOUD PKACllCAh DKAUOUTnMAN, WIIO HAS
had a?r. at d'-?l m experienee m railway cuiiatrueilon
(uTblgea, bmldlliiMaud piauti and maclauery In gencial, la
In waul of a mi >?tinn, diner deatunnu or carrying out
works. TIiob* In want of such a peraou plo.me addreaa No.
Z7, KreO'.h'a Hotel, N. Y.
COOJ'EIUI WAN FEU.-ONE OR TWO STEADY, IN
unaiiioal m> I., wiiu an: willing to devote their wltola
time to tlielr employer*, nmy im steady emploj n <m t, at
gnod wanes, by spplying to ag-:ui. ou pier 11 Nurtb iWer.
LMH8T CLASS TIN 1'LATKAND SIlEiiT IHON WORK.
X1 ers wanted, lor furuace and slate walk. Mead* trn
ploytnent. iiJCUAltDSON, UoYNTUN jk CO.,
MU Canal street.
rpo MACHINISTS.?WANTED, TWO TtRNKKS AND
i. three vice bunds. Apply to O Digs Jettrys, No. 17
John st.
W ANTED?A FIRST CLASH CUSTOM CUTTEit; NONB
ft uee'l apply cirrpt young intu and those w lib the best
of eity refurence, Apply between 2 and S o'clock at No. M
Duaue st.
WANTED-A GOOD I HOTOOKAI'H PRINTER AND
toner; < ne who nnd'-rat.iuds nnlslilug ami.iotypcs;
In a good band nao.l wajes and ate?dy emiiloyment will be
given. Apply for three days at Loud a, 1U lt>iwery.
KXCURSIONI.
E.\t l R?ION DOWN THE BAY AND AROUND
Siaien Island, <>n KrliUy, August 8.?Tne elegant now
stenm, r .IESSI li 1IOVT, Captain t Italics Post, will leave
ti,nr 34 East river, west side of Peck slip, on Friday morn
ing, Mb lustnnt, at It) o'clock, tor an rtcur?tou around
Stateu Island, alfardtiiR paswni;ers? PnevleW of tbe s enerjr
and fortifications In tbe harbor, returning 10 Ike city nbont
Z oY.nek. Fair lur the llcunloi BO centa,
bMSIIKKMEN ON DECK.-FIUST \7kAMD P18CATO
rial excursion of the M ason to the Ohalera 8* a Base
Hanks, i.a Fue Inland. The sea steamer R. L. MA litV,
Captain John Seuert, will leave as fouows-v?Rnnday. A i*n?t
10, Jaekson street, Kast river, tt A. M.; Peck slip, t>?j A. M.;
Hurlng street, Nnr It river, 7 A. M., and pier 4, north river,
VH A. M. 'l'h - well knewn pilot, Anderann Chotwell. will be
nn baard. Tickets $1. Ticket* liuute i. Can !>e oidalned at
th'! Carlton Hunae.tvK) Broadway; Hope A O'Br en. Herald
odlce, Rntwri f hotnas, corner of Houtu and Pike sirrota. Ru
frosliments and bait furnished on board.
SfcHKRT A HOWARD.
Ct NDAV BXCI RSION TO MA MASS BANKS.?THE
O s a uieataer M AONOL1A wilt make au eieuraion to Hen
Bass Haul.* on Similar, Annual 10. l>eave Broome atreel,
Baal ilver, ftteU A M ; Peck slip, 7AM.; pier No 4 North
rlvsr, 7}. A M. Th kets $1. Tlcneta limited. I-or sale at
?1 Cieutiea slip; H Tuaiuas, eoraei Plko and South <tre ts;
Marlon House, earner ef Ksst Broadway and Catliarlrui
?tr*et; Kul on Hotel, Kast liroadway, near Rutgers street;
Jss K NoUas', No ? Ann sireel. Ulnuer provided. Re
freshment* Ural quaiuy an^lisdngtAisle onbnsrd.
W. 11. ( vliinlriUTUN.
DEWT1ITRV.
RTIfTclAL TEETH.?DR. DURKIN CONTINUES
I |o eitraei teelb lu two seconds, without |?lu, by the
use of bennm'iiM fluid. Nu extra charge lor temporary set*
or attracting. Chemically p ire ether and ehlnroiorin.
ore I)R dirk IN, 374 canal street.
RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING INSBBTED IN A BOrt
state, giving no pain. Tender teeth, old root* and mere
sh 'lis u..ed and warranted toand. The geunlMti.ed only
?t my l.oouis, Bb9 Hraadway, near 8event>entb street.
Another Invoice of the celebrated Tooth Powdee and Lotion.
J. PEABSON, M. D.. lnecovsrer.
IB lot CERTIFICATES -'JtnNO HAD ONE TOOTB
,JOi extra. t?d, w-iibou. pain, by Dr. J. JAY Vila
LEKt. 1.4 Orand street, two blneks from Broadway, I *hM?
tally insert this at * recommendation to those suffering
tvyiW Iiq, yv?y? PA IW*