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59 a 39%; Gab*na and Chicago, 60% a 69%; Cleve
land and Toledo, a 4*%; Chicago and Rock
] <I(iud, 64% a <34%; Chicago, Builingtou and Quincy,
bu a 80% Milwaukee aud Prairie do Chien, 32% a
C:!%; iiew York Central 7"a, 1876, 109 a 109%;
feii ie third mortgage bouda, 100% a 101; Jliohigau
Orutral 8'?, first mortgage, 108 it 109; Illinois
Central bonds, 7's, 97 a 98.
The subject of an extra session of Conpreas has
been generally discussed, and the opinion now is
that it will not be needed. Congress lias evinced
so mischievous a tendency to interfere with the
management of the army that it would be highly
dangerous to convene it if the^nccopslty can be
avoided. Mr. Chase wants about $100,000,000 to
carry him through till the regular session. He has,
in the way of resources, the receipts from duties
and taxes, $150,000,000 of legal tender paper to is
sue, Bay $30,000,000 of stamps for sums below $1,
any .quantity of certificates of indebtedness,
$600,000,000 of 5-20 bonds to be sold at or above
par, and power to receive about $35,000,000 in
temporary deposits. These resources can surely
be so handled as to bridge over the four months.
If the legal tender money rnns low, Mr. Chase can
borrow on the pledge of the 5-20 bonds or certifi
cates of indebtedness, and Congress will ratify the
act when it meets. He could always raise forty or
fifty millions in that way?enough to pay troops?
and these are the only creditors who cannot afford
to wait. The trne key to our financial question is
the conversion of currency into bonds. This oan
' only be secured by victories in the field. Let us
have victories, and the Treasury wtil get all the
money it wonts.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to day:?
Receipts $1,686,835 72
?For customs 14(5,000 00
Payments 1,684 424 62
Balance 0,823,376 27
The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad for July were:?
liM2 $220,210 76
1861 160,466 07
fccrease $60,746 69
The business of the Illinois Central Railroad for
Jnly, 1862, was:?
Land DiyarlmtU. Acres. Value.
Construction limits sold 4,106.10 $46,479 90
Interest fund lands sold 90S 61 11.248 64
Free lands sold 2,361.26 26,100 86
Total sales during July, 1862.... 7,546.06 $83,838 40
T? which add town lot sales ? 1.088 40
Total of all 7,540.06 $84,926 80
Sold since Jan. 1,1862 61,969.80 $600,904 24
Bold previously (net sales)... .1,260,273.40 16,147,983 01
Total 1,312,248.26 $16,748,688 16
Ounstrnction bonds cancelled previous to
June 30 $2,121,500 00
Cish collected in July 34,18* 63
?3,000 bushels corn received in July, on hand.
Net collections to June 30,1802 4,244,607 85
Traffic department.
Receipts from pafsitngors $S2,293 45
" '? frr'liftlt 153,136 60
" " mails 6,368 34
" " rent of road ft.333 33
? ?< other sources 2,808 23
* Total receipts in month of July, 1862 $249,929 85
ftHal receipts in month of July, 1S61 l&U 279 75
Increase $0O.U5O1O
Original land grant,2 696,000 acres. Railway. 706 miles
Of main track, and 07 mi!os of Hidings; US ongiuta, 2,450
cars. Funded debt, $15,231,500.
We copy from the New Orleans Nationrl A*r.o
ccUe the annexed condensed statement of the
banks of New Orleans, from returns made to Gen
Butler on the 21st of July:?
Active MoioiurUs?Lialilitict. Dat <lUiant
Banff. Ctrcubtion. DepoHU. Hanks.
Loi'isUna $1 383 737 1,357,702 1 83,235
Loulsiaua Stat*.... 2,607,059 2.86*1,708 29.621
Canal 6M1.237 2*27,8 ^0 124.099
Citizens1 2.597,830 2,507,673 156.760
New Orleans 918 034 590.220 8,678
Unipn 688.',20 231,307 318,8ol
Southern 24,010 2 lwi ?
Mechanics' It i'ruils' 360,->72 677,759 ?
Merchants' 292 044 240.4K0
Crescent City 210 6.,2 211.3?
173,091 319,129
11,177
1,266
Amurlea.
*>tal $0,712,673 10,132.263
Re toured. Ninety Day
Banks. Xprrif. I'aptr.
Louisiana $2,675,676 399,038
Louisiana .State 1,916,049 1,6::6.I40
Oin.il 613468 380,531
CHiaons' 2,2*5,916 2.080,969
Now Orleaaa 17,819 724,<>64
Ualou 4,703 947,412
Southern 1,541 159.110
Mechanics' A Tr:uis' 288,000 074 .252
Mercli-inta' 16H.600 160 377
Cres?,eot City 168.3;.9 721,461
America 432.063 42,246
Total $8,470 099 7.725,12? 3,037.524
The following shows the amount of long loans,
?r paper, maturing beyond 90 days:?
Bank of Louisiana $1,001,528
Louisiana s<tato Dank .9. 941,2*1
Canal Dank 338.816
Citizens'Bank 312,420
Bank of New Orleans 817,093
Union Bank S64.6o3
Southern Rank 367,154
Mechanics'and Traders' Bank ?
Merchants'Bank ? 7 248,316
Crescent City Bank 132,527
Bank of Amcrlca ?
833,226
Fzchang
38.361
604.510
743 870
865 003
280,238
7,2*4
483,152
5,393
19,736
Total $4,673,568
This compares with the statement made to the
Board of Currency under State authority, on the
19th of April, aa follows:?
April 19.1862. July 21. 1862.
Circulation $?.K64.G6f> 9,712 576
Deposit* 28,692.772 10,132,268
Due distant banks . 2.901 ,."534 833,226
Specie 11,173,930 8,470,099
Ninety day paper 10,328 403 7.725,126
Exchauge 2.327,140 3,037.624
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad for July
were:?
1861 $92,802
1842 101,857
Increase $4,064
Upon this statement the Advocate thus com
ments:?
'Vhe specie reported by tho several banks covers the
amount sent away dnring the weeks ending 19th and 2e,th
oPApril. There are only two banks?the Citizens'Batik
and the Bank ot America?which liavo tho amount re
ported actually In vault. The Southern Bank, never
having suspended coin payments, has no debts to liqui
date beyond It* circulation, which, wo learn, will bo
paid on presentation in spcoe. It will be observed that
within the short space cf ninety days the deposits of
tho several tanks have been red'.ced from $28,692,772 to
$10 1H2 208. To carry out this vory ureat reduction the
clii illation has c>ily been increased $2,877,907. The
statements before us are tua*'c ;tp to the 2 1st iust., and
our bank3 would be, If the specie represented wag In
vault, or with in centrol, In.tbe very strongest position
Stock Exciiange.
Mo.\i>ar, August 11, 1862.
luOshsPilailii-iCo. Ill
<0 do slO 111
60 do sflO 110J<
20 do llju
100 N Y Central Rl!.. 92
350 do opg 92 !|
260 do (3<l 92
100 do 112
100 d? 92<?'
100 do opg 92'a'
4ft Del, Ijta A W RR tw
2?>0 do.
150 do
ibO do 1)60
loo Erie RK prefer'd
150 do
100 Ht4 RlvRR. bSO
do
."?0 do
14000 v S ti t, '02,r?F 100
U S 8 s.Bl.eou 99
2V0o0 do 99 *(
:'.000 r 8 6 3, aireg !0O
40000 U S 8 s, "74,oou 86';
.Ms*) <lo 86 ),
6.-00 Treas7 310 pen 103
17000 do 103
mwo U 8 6/, l y eer 90
600 L' 8 twin notes. 105 \
2^00 Ohl, 6'S, 70... 101X
1(100 I'i oou bits. '76 97
/-'.KW 111 war lour... 97
1000 Tenn tfi, ?o ... Mlt?
220<>0 Missouri 4'a... 46
?MiOO ''nifornla 7 s.. 96>,
1M? MY Central 7* 103
40#) N YCenbcla,'7? 104
1'juM Krte RH 1st Bib 108
1000 lv ie2Ju? ox '7P 108
20r0 fcU3p.b, 'I3.S*: lOOtf 100 Hsrlem RR
10<S) 00 100* 750 . do
6000 El is fill 4t hmb 91|{ ?
MOO UCe):?peo|il.S30 104
1000 ilieh So 2d ni.. 44 U
4500 111 Ceu l!R bds.. 97
40O6 TolariofcW 2d m 641?
l'sio Mii AfditCb 1m 98
10<*o (lalA'.'h 1st est 104
1000 ClevoATol a fb Otjf
incOPtMs.KtWVnm 94
9004 Han ASM UK b 45
$0000 American gold 118
85.000 <io IHf
Mi ths National Bk. 91)t
4 Am Exeb Bank.. 00
4 Metropolitan Pk. 97
]A0 Pann Coal Go. .. 94X
. 50 raclllo Mail ea Co liox
30 do *30 110*4
lot ??- s40 110
SICOND HOARD.
$1000 T* 8 0?f.'??, coil 97 106 she Frle RR prsf.
11000 U S tf'f. '81, co? P9,'< 100 do b30
6000 do ........ 99*{ 50Harlem RR pref..
JOOOOErieRR4mb?twk ?1?^ 100 rto
W>OOTelfcWabi'lm 04X l'?0 do tao
3000 Til Cent llR 1.4s m 300 Reading RR
30O0Clov&l'itlstiail) 269 Mich Cent RR,...
5000 rbl ? NW awitb '<lf 200 slO
300 Erie RK
35*.
as ?
36 H
60M
65 H
47
**%
47
Tr>*,
15\
88?
40
esu
OS! J
27
87
100 Har'em KR pref.
60 Nor h Wor RR .
50 Mich Qati RR.s.10
220 do.
100 do blto
100 do sL>
140 Mlob fi 81 Kind UR
100 do 1)80
1..0 MiohU*\l MS/
200 do SO
)0 do bGO 69 W
$ Panama RR 13ft
S do 136
304 Gal ft Cbl RR....
100 do MS 69 H
? do 70
flOOev ftTnlRK... 48
40 Mil A Pr duC RR. 32 H
64 MAl'duC 2d pref. 70
45 U
flfl
38 *4
38 '4
38
5W
?e>\<
000 American ioI<. M3.V 200 M ob 80 A N I g ? ,
0
frostier* 1I8SCO b30 110* 50 Panama RR 13T
50 do 110* 100( levo fc Pitts RR. 22*
100 Jo 110* 300Gal 4ChicRR.... 89*
100 N Y Cent RR. s30 ?Z<i 100 do 09*
900 do.... p 4: o 92 <? 1o Nor 6l Wor RR... 40
100 Erie RR 86*
Sew York City UuuU?, An ? u*t 9, 1SGI4.
Bankt. Spfir. CtnulU'n.
America $7,994 902 1,249,606 42.934 9,?'13,069
American Ex.;h. 7,508,193 2,599 142 33R,SoO 6,741.9S7
Atlantic 680,520 89,220 10*479 423,23?
Broadway 3.573,89i? 1,176 247 224 .687 3,961,.>86
Ruti h. it Prov.. 1,589.961 14>' 948 201,750 1,718.439
Hull'* Head .... 476,876 27 m 131,885 '434.702
Chut h nn 916,991 104,022 71,392 022.070
Chemical 243: 798 2.620,487 89,080 0,47'i,.".97
City 3,228,335 2,316,152 ? 6,648.2.6
t Citueus' 002.628 00,705 183,278 7:18.7T5
I Commerce.. ...12,906 744 1,171,648 1,715 8.270,340
Coin'wcalth.... I,4fio,;s09 388.221 308,630 1,498,984
Corn Ex 2,440,329 672.7.19 285,6tiO 1,887,800
Continental 3,708.630 21.'.,077 240.379 2,001 9.14
Dry Duels 694.047 101,240 183,857 8C0 239
East River 369.831 44 048 111.305 318,879
Fulton 1.027.307 375,760 222.020 1,873,509
tircenw ich 603.118 387,766 143,030 699.373
Grocer*' 502 768 .'>0.906 48,W7 634,759
Hanover 2,145,488 168,120 143,850 1,273,955
Imp. k Traders. 2,939 984 314.428 218,000 2,327,886
Irving 848 507 9'l 653 122.869 678.509
1-eatli Mauut-. .. 2,159,997 760,573 304,717 1,996,316
Manhattan 5.526.724 1,718.490 86,273 6,421,572
Market 2,090 059 267.963 260,183 1,422,321
Marino 1,316 620 268 869 261,880 1,120.731
Manuf. ,t Mer .. 1,135,551 133,816 14.723 892 896
Mechanics' 4.123,457 635 509 275.640 3,484,647
Merh BkifAss'n 1,087,872 148,992 84,447" 800,074
Mech. k Trad... 934 839 212.412 178,170 l,0i0.?61
Merchants' 8,648.081 T,913,933 211,216 6,980.112
Morch Ex 2.504,0*8 215,599 140,668 1,438.161
Mercantile 2,987.445 626,679 0 627 3,252.(60
Metropolitan.... 9,552,638 1,586.506 173,050 7,431,567
Nissau 2 037,387 282,354 18,987 1,601,514
National 2 162.259 462,197 173, *25 1,860,619
Mow Yorlc 6,392.882 1,648,967 468,781. 4,716,2:16
N. Y. State 5,190.348 91* 643 224,261 6,693,412
N. Y. Exchange. 350.122 72,^2 124,176 339,489
N.Y county... MO,611 48.863 82.684 343,859
H. America 1,978.156 128,569 176,866 1,857.157
North River.... 777,828 08,587 75.397 606,864
Ocean 2,995,045 282.136 94,9Z3 1,691,568
Oriental 618,285 78,030 152,740 634.047
Parle 1,611,0*4 3,004,615 380.0*3 10,008,727
Pacific 1,278.788 172,724 98,275 1408,066
1'eoplo's 761.465 98,707 87yi3? 650,202
Pl'.euix 4.180,926 654.354 77,855 3,182,746
Republic.. 4,630,442 1,363,166 263 439 4.001.916
Seventh Ward.. 1,304,324 309.794 141,094 1,216.095
Shoe Si Leather. 3,022,976 277.407 411.156 2,065,609
St. Nicholas... 1,506,082 139,922 186.170 1.064,003
Tradesmen's.... 2,153.008 179.331 217,721 1,899,726
Union 3,425,063 1,846.336 228,278 8,313,383
Total $151,190,203 34,611,069 9,221,504139,544,680
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Monday, August 11?6 P. M.
Ashes.?'The market was quiet and prices steady nt
(6 SI * a $6 87* for pots, and at $7 for pearls, wnilo
tales were limited.
Brk.'.dstttfs.?Flour?"?hc market was heavy, and
closed at a decline of 6c. a 13c. per bbl., while the sales
footed up about 15,000 hbls. within the following range
of quotations:?
Snperfine State $4 80 a 5 00
Extra State 6 10 a 6 25
Superllne Western 4 80 a 6 00
Common to choice extra Western 6 15 a 6 25
Canadian 6 10 a 6 25
Southern mixed to good superfine 5 20 a 6 30
Extra do. 6 90 a 7 00
Good to choice family do 7 00 a 7 50
Rye flour 3 00 a 4 30
Corn meal, Jersey ?nd Brandy wine 3 30 a 3 60
?Canadian lour was rather lower and less active, while
the sales embraced about 700 bbls. within the above
range of quotations. Southern flour was icss active affd
buoyant, while sales were light and contttied to about
SOObbls,, within the range of the above prices. Rye
flour was scarce and in limited doinaun at ttie above
figures, with sales of 225 bbls. Corn meal was in lair re
quest at, the above figures, with s; ? s or about 400 a 500
bbls. including Jersey, Marsh's caloric and Brandy wine.
Wheatwaa less nctive and prices irregulnr.jclosing tlrm for
good rod and primo qualities generally, while ini'ori"
grades wore heavy. The sales footod up about 75,0v. j
bushels, atjl 32a$l 34 lor pvl Woster". $1 35 a $1 3'J
or ufber Western, $1 39 a $1 SO for white Michigan,
$1 6ft ft $1 r>0 for a'-mall lot of choice uuitc Kentucky,
$1 lti a $1 22 for Milwaukee club, $1 23 a $1 2.r> for amber
<lo. and Iowa. Green Hay & Co.. and at $1 10 a $1 17>i for
Chicago spring. Corn was rather firmer and in fair de
mand . withsales of 06,000 bushels, at 46c. a 62c for heat
ed. 68c. a 66,l4c. for sbiument casf, and at 57c. a 63c. for
Western mixed for export. Farley and barley malt wore
in light supply, and prices woro nominal. Ryo was
scarco,and 'he demand limited; a small sa!e was mide
at "6c. a 7 Sc. for Western, and at sac. a 86c. for State.
Oats were scarce and in stca.ly demand, with wales at
47c. a 49c. for Western and Canadian, and at 48c. a 60c.
for State.
Coffek ?The market was quiet, holders being unwil
ling Hellers on terms olVerod by purchasers, while prices
were without clun^e of moment.
Cotton.?Tlio market was lirm, but In the absenco of
sales of mon -ut pricas were nominal. The sales did not
1 exceed about 100 bales. We i^iioto middling uplands on
tho 1 .isis of 47Kc a 48c.
Fhkmhiv.?Kates wero heavy and lower. To Liverpool
engagements wore tna<'e ot'wheat.at lid all'^d. irn-hi s'
bags;afterward" 10,',d a lid. wero accepted, while the
engagements footed up 60,000 bushels. Included in the
shipments were 10,000 taken by tho I'readnou;;ht at 12d.
In ships' bags, and by other vessels 3,00oa 4.000 bbls. flour
at 8s. To London 1,000 bl*ltt. flour were engaged at 3s.
10j,d., with a load or two of wheat at 13d., and 60 hhds.
tobaco at 40s. To filasgow 6,000 bnshols of wh-at. in
?hit 8' baps, at 18'id., and 600 bhls. flour at 3s. 6d. There
wa? no change to notice in rates for Havre.
Hat.?The market wns.fl.-m, though sales of old North
river v.ere more light, at 66;. a 70c. for shipment, and at
70c. a 7ftc. for city ?se.
Moi.jk.H8KH was steady, while sales were limited.
Naval St irb*.?Snirlts turpentine were dull at $2 26 per
gall"U. Com mop rosin was sold in a small way at (13 60
per 2s0 pounds.
Provisions.?Pork?1The market was heavy and the de
mand moderate The sales embraced about 300 bbls. at
fll 'J'afll 37 for iness. aud at $10 for prime. Beef
was Uiin, with sales of 160 bbls. at $13 60 for plain moss
and at $14 60 ft $15 for extra do. Hecf hains were quiet,
but lirmly held. Cut meats were inactive, while prices
wore steady, with siMe-' of 160 packages at 6c. a 6',c. for
ham*. Shoulders were unchang"d. Lard was flrm, with
sales of 160 packages at H>ic a 9,*^e. Butter and cheese
were in 'air dem-nd. and prices unchanged.
Si'kak?The market was less active, ami prices with
out change of moment. The sales ci. braced about 360 a
400 hhds., Included in which were 160 hhds. New Orleans
at 8o. a 9c. The remainder consisted of Cubas, mostly
within the same ran?'0 of figures.
Whiskky was less active and buoyant, with sales of
300 ?'400 bbls. at 30c. for State, with small lots West.
ernatSOiiO. a 31c.
LtRt.it UeviMsni Contract rnu Bo<>t*k. .?We learn
from tho Shoe atul l.tnihrr Kepnr'er that proposals for
supplying the government with boote?? w< ro 0|H>ued at
the Quartermaster's ofllce in New York, on the 8th inst.
The nurv&er of bootees to be furnished amounted to
116,000 pairs; the tHne of delivery thirty, sixty and
ninoty days. Tho proposals accepted were Bald to bo at
very low rates, considering of quality, cost of raw mate
rial, wug?s, kr? TliS whole were awarded to about thir
ty-four bidders, resident chiefly in Massachusetts, New
York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, at rates varying
from $1 80 a $2 2< per pair.
FINANCIAL.
A" UOUIT HBLMONT * CO.. BANKERS, NO. 80 WALL
St.. issue letter* of credit to traveller*, available In all
part* or the world through Ms?w?. Rothschild, of Paris, Lou
don, Frankfort, Vienna, Nap:e?, aud their correspondent*.
Army and navy pay and claim okfice.-ar
rears of Pay, Bounty, pensions and recruiting Ex
penses. JOHN B. MUKIIaY, Army aud Navy Banicr,
39 Nassau street, N. If., opposite Post ofllce.
* ll persons HAVtm ramoM mm on thi
ii 4th is '^ti'iober can have them oo'.leotoil at a molei.ito
charge, Pensions, Bounty and I'rue Monry promptly se
??ureil at th"? oflhe established uy Major M. Myers, In 1817.
C. W. MYERS, suocttaor to M. Myers, 2ii* Kioadway,
1TA MrKTINil OF the BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
J\ the New Jersey Zinc Company, held August S, ISi'.a, a
div'dend of three per cent wa* declared on common stock,
payable o.i ami after llic 15:h Inst, at th<? trnn-'fer oini? of
the coint any, list Liberty street, New York. The transfer
books will be closed iro n the Mill to tin! I.Vli In*'.
A. 11. KARliIN, Treiisuier am! Secretary.
CAIJFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
Interest Coupons uurchas'd nt lowest current rates, by
DUNCAN, SIIIiRMAN A CO.,
Banker*, coram of l ine and .Nassau streets. New York.
MONEY.-l'ERSONS requiring TEMPORARY Ac
commodation are requested to procure a pio?pc<tn*
of the Mnioal Lean aud I)-count Compmy, 67 Chatham
?licet. Business bllli* prompily'lis minted.
t.RWICK A KINO, Agents.
NOTIt E.-TO ALL WHO ARK ENTITLED I'O PEN
skui under the rew law, namelyAll sa? h as sre ills
shied whl'e In the service; widows of those having died or
been kllleil; orphrn chiM-eu under altteM years, mothers
who ar<' dependent, and orphan sifters under sixteen years,
may prncore It hy cntl'ng on or addressing us. New form
now r'sdy. HOMES A BROWN. No. 2 Park place, New
York,-slid 474 Seventh street, Washington, D. ti.
OFFICE OF 1HR ERIK RAILROAD COMPANY,
E'liK PlaiS, Nkw Yumk, Aug. 0. I86J
Holder" of the S' cuiid Mortgage Bonds or the New York
aifl Erie Railroad Company, extended to I8r*9. arc noil lied
that the Interest due September I, 1 *12, will be paid on and
after that date, at wit offloe, on presentation or the proper
coupons.
1* u 111 lie uece???ry lor the hoUlcrs of bonds not thus ex
tended to pre-ent them at the o Hot of the company, whero
tin y can rnci'li u the principal and Intered to September I,
1H?2 The privilege of extending ni'h bonds win cease at
that date. H. N. OTIH. Secretary.
WE COLLECT THE $10? BOUNTY. BACK PAY. PAY
due pensioners of war, and prije money. Call or
?end i'or circular, containing ln*trnetlou and references
SOME8 t BlbOWN, Solicitors,
No. 3 Park place, N. V., and 476 7th at.. Washington, D. C.
?1 riu\ WANTED.?THE AD\ EIlTI.-iKR WISHES A
VliUlM; Inun of $1 9S) for a short time, lor -.vIt>? h a
liatius of Jlkralll lie pal J. No a^nnt* or hi okii s need apply,
Beal estaie secitr 'y will be given lor double the amount,
Inipji, el M > ..-tougal street, n?ar Reeeker, before 10
A. M. auualtor 3 P. M.
?J. (Uin ??Rf'OND MOiVTOAOE KOR SALE. AT A
reasonablfl dlsoDimt, on a first c aas house
and lot In this cl'y, well soon red. Address Mortgage, R. raid
otllce, for nvo days.
nnn toloan~at ks pb? cent nm
?J3re*i.on honil ami mortgage, in one or more
sums, for X term of fivirs, on Itrst clsss real eaiale In llua
ciiv. Apply in ihe oih<>'' of tiia reo?i> * Firs Iuiurw??
Compasf, (Kl Wail (tuei V CONRE V.
Coroners' Iuquestu.
Moek flntrrartca Cawh.?Ia adil it ion lo the owe# of
aunstroke airt udy published, tho following were recited
to the Coroners' olftce yesterday:?
J'ise;>b Lewis, of No. 4 Caroline street, a native of Ire
laud, aged ;ll years.
Mary Riley, of No. 31>? Whitehall ?trout, a native of
Ireland, aged :19 years.
Thomas r?riin, of No. 135 Liberty street,a native of
Ireland, aged .13 ye-us.
John Rerger, of No. 4 Stone street, a nativo of Ireland,
aged 27 year*.
Rbko khy of ihk Body or Pit. Ikukaham ?The body of
Dr. Abijah Ingraliam, the anthnr, who waa drowned ut
the foot of Fortieth street, North rivor.on Friday, by
the upsetting of asiiutll boat, was recovered y est or
day und conveyed to the lato residence of d< ce.o*d, No.
3 West Fitty second street. Coroner Wildey held an in
quest up<>n the body.
MIT AID FOi Nl>.
C1ARPET BAG LOST?TAKEN BY MISTAJvK from
J the l'atonu Kerry House, Jersey side, a black Carpet
Bag, containing lady1.-. and child's cloth11114. A reward will
be paid on delivery to officer Cronk, Mayor's office, N. V.
POUND?ON THE 7TH 1N8T, A COAT AND HAT, WITH
some Money, which the owner can have hy proving pro
perly and 1 aying expenses. Call at 39 Seventh street, llo
token.
IOST?A WRITTEN CHECK ON THE CITIZENS'
J Bank o! Baltimore, dated July 2S, 1802, drawn by J. A.
Khriver to the order of Mr*. E. Pigman. for ftil, but not en
doraeil. 1'aymeni of the same having been stopped, all per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the sume.
J. A. SHRIVBB.
LOST-ON TI1E ?TH INST.. A BLACK LEATHER
Wallet, containing paper*, Ac. The Under will be re
warded by leaving the sauto at the office of Colt, No, 240
Broad May.
LOST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, BETWEEN 7 AND 8
o'clock, a small parcel, supposed to have been left in a
Fourteenth street omnibus; It contained a pair of ladles'
boots. The tinder will lie suitably rewarded if ne will return
!? to th" owner, at No. 0 Whitehall street.
Lost?a note, dated august 9,1862, for 91.000,
due three months after date, made aud signed by An
drew Beiser, Jr., and payable to the order of Freaeriok
Wegnian. Any person returning the above to F. Wegman,
43d Ninth avenue, will be suitably rewarded. Tke note was
not endorsed.
I- OST-ON SUNDAY EVENING, ON OR NEAR THE
J Staien Inland ferry, a Lace Mantilla. The Under will
receive a handsome reward by calling at 161 Broadway. In
quire of E. Boas. ,
LOST?IN FRONT OF 60 CHARLES STREET, A PAIR
of Eve Glasses, i-et in gold. The Under will be liberally
rewarded on returning them to No. 7 Whitehall street, office
of Taylor ft Brown. ? *
Lost?on Saturday afternoon, in a broad
way and Twenty-third street stage, between between
Beaver and Chambers streets, a Portemonnaie containing
about $15 in bills and stamps, and some Pavonia ferry tickets.
A liberal reward will he paid to the Under ou returning the
same to 6(5 Broad street, up stairs, rear office.
Lost?on Saturday, 2d inst., a copybook, on
one of the Ilolioki n ferry busts, with the owner's
name io each letter. The tinder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving the same at 74 Keade street.
Lost?on nuoa evening, a black and tan
Terrier Doit; answers to the name of Priuee. Any one
who will return him to the owuer, at Columh'a College,
Forty.nlnth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, will
he suitably rewarded. First house in the grounds toward
Filth aveuue.
^ BBWiSM.
<j?9 REWARD.?LOST ON SATURDAY. AUGUST 9,
going from Na-sau street to Turtle Bay Brewery, a
Certificate over $25. concerning '-oldter beunty." On delivery
above reward by ANTHONY VOLKHARDT, b2 Chatham St.
(J. IT REWARD.?LOST-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
?Pt/ Slut, in Centre Market, with ? bite s;iot on the toes and
spot on the Ureast; answers to the natno of (Jinny. Who
ever will return her to 171 Grand street, Central flail, will
receive the above reward.
<UI n REWARD.?LOST, IN ONE OF THE NINTH
<P J.U avenue ears, on YVednoday. August 6, a Bank Book
on the Chatham Hunk and pnpers uf no use to liny one but
the owner. Whoever returns them to Leasett a Dining
S.iloon, Nos. 42an I 44 Chatham street, or.at tW- railroad da
pot, corner of Ninth avenue and Fifty-fourth street, will re
ceive the above reward.
<?1 ft REWARD.?ANY ONE BRINGING INFORMA
ip.Lv/ tion which will lead to the apprehension of JAMriS
BROWN, a deserter from the United States serve c, will re
ceive the above reward. This man received a p iss fur two
days to ?0 to Newark, N. J. This pass expired two weeks
since. James Brown has blue eyes, light hair, sunburnt
complexion, and U about live feet six inches high. Informa
tion must be brought to the Adjutant of the First National
Volunteers, 814 Broadway, headquarters oi the regiment.
JOHN L. LITTLE, Adjutant.
0>in REWARD? ANY ONE BRINGING INFORM A- !
? L" tiou wliii h will lead to the apprehension of FRAN
CIS MOURN, u deserter from the United Stutea fce.slce, will
receive the above reward. Fiancis Mourn was born In
Ireland; has blue eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, and d
Ave feet, three in hes hlzii; Ua shoemaker by trade. H1;
will most likely be found lu the vMniiy <<f Ca.-dle Garden.
Information mu?t be hroiKht to the Adjuiaut it tbe Kli-st
National Volunteers, at 814 Broadway, Headquarter. of tlid
regiment.
JOHN L. LITTLE, Adjutant Firat National Volun'eera.
?"1 A REWARD.?LOST, ON THE ETBNINO OF
?PJ.U August 10. I^Cl! n ur to or at ihc Ilohoken ferry,
foot of Barclay atreet, .1 small Portemonnaie con'a n ng
noli a and other papers, of no va'ue to un} b it the on ucr, an
payment Of the note* ha- lo n stopped. ' Tne Under will re
ceive the above reward uy returning the s-ame a ad come.ita
to B. R. Child,62 Warren street,, and no questions asked.
d>nr REWARD ?Li ST, BY 8 BEEDRINO, ON SA
?IP ?j?.* ti.ntuy. Augm-i U, about 7)? la the morning, while
going from tin; Tliuea odlce to the World ollloe, on Park row,
a Black Pocketbook, containing nlnatwQve dollars In lull,?
two $20 city bole, the real in b - and 10's United States Trea
sury notea, and a email d'an.iad ritix ami a tlokd lor Mil
Tr.ounes, and a few postage stamps. The abu\ e reward * '11
be paid by leaving it at the World office.
A(ir REWARD wii . BE PAID FOB TBE RBI i UN
iPmdtJ ol A long tail Bntck Horse, about 13 bunas :| Inch"*
high, lost or "to.in an the 6th .n t. J. A J. Kli)g's stft'-e,
corner of Fourth aired and Lulayette place.
?QeBBWARD.~LOST. ON AUGUST IA BLAUK
WjmltJ spoited Coach Dog. The finder will receive the
above reward by returning him to 2U Washington street.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF TUB NEW YORK LIQL'OR
Dealers' Society wl!'. be held ut Tuesday even)tig, Att
gnat 12, at 8 o'clock, ai tbe Metropolitan Rooms, Inn iToter
atreet. By order. 1*. W. ENGS, President.
John Roukrs, Recording Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
inent, Auguat 6, 1802.?New Grand Reatrvolr. Public
notice Is hereby given that the Crolou water will be intro
duced Into the New Grand Roaeivolr, on Tuesday, Auguat
12. at 8 o'clock P. M. precisely.
Tho public arc revpecu uliy invited to witness the conaum
matlou of this great work, without further notice.
THOMAS STEVENS.
THOMAS B. TAPPEN,
A. W. CRAVEN,
t'roton Aqueduct Board.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING sojourned A8
aucsta ut Union Hotel, Bbaron Springs, New York, and
having experleni ed uniform kiudm a- and urbanity I ruin us
worthy Host, William Landon, Esq., unanimously cul>?< rlbc
to the following resolutions drawn up by one of their num
ber :?
Resolved, That in all Ita appointments, ita apuc iou* draw,
Ing rooms, Its airy chambers, ita admirable cuisine, its at
tentive waiters and its hdsplUble hoat. lliu Union lintel Is
deserving of the most liberal and extended patronage ol the
health or pleasure seeking public.
Resolved, That whether viewed aa n summer home or aa a
place of resort for a brief sojourn, it la unrivalled in its
comforts and unequalled In its attractions.
Resolved. That we desire to expresa our genuine thunka
to Win. Laiulon, Esq., for his unvar\ log goTllsneas and un
ceasing ellorta to promote the comfort, pleasure and enjoy
ment of his guests.
Resolved, That as a further mark of the alncerity of our
?>prec)ation, the loregolng reaolut una be published in the
aw York Herald.
Dr. Wrn. SchlrmerJ Buvld Samson,
R. F. Peixotle. Geo. A. Davis.
Oscar Hitchcock, A. S. Ro*<u'.>aum,
J. D. Samson. Goodman Duel*,
Chas. Levin, M. 11. St. John,
Fr. IXM ser, Peter Hr unges,
Th. Wllhelm, - Alfred II. Allen,
John A. Lebritter, w J. Brunner,
H.J. Bang, Ynes,
Anfl otVr*.
Sbahon Sprimos, N. Y., Auguat II, 18f2.
EXCURSIONS.
Moonlight cotillon excursion up the
North river, on Wednesday, Auanst 13.?The splendid
double decked barge Msrchant ami a powerful steam
boat. Schrlble's brnss an 1 cotillon hands will l>e on hand.
For full partieulara see daily Sun and nllls.
ETE RBONO UARD i'h7)WI>ER C LU 57?TIlBTlNAt
meeting o! the above club will be h.'M this (Tuesday)
evening, at 08 Cbrya'ie ?'n et, at 8 o'i lock pri c a ly. By or
der. EDWIN H. LAWRENt'E, Caairuian.
John M.\*wntt. T: ca-uier.
N. B ?Tiie stn?i"< will leave earner of Cbrrstin and.Cunul
streets to-morrow (Wednesdays morn.ng, al o'clock pre
cisely.
= Ft'USITUUK.
A BEDROOM hi If OF ENAMELLED fCRNITURB,
in all Co,or*, of warranted manufacture; alio'solid
chestnut Chsmber Suits, plain and oruamciiial, at II. F.
FARRINUTON'S, 368 Caual street, oppoaite Woostcr. Es
tablished lu IBB.
IflURNITCBB.?THOSE ABOUT PIRCHASIMO FUR
' ndure will And t' to their advantafs by eal ing at .'ri7
Bowary, aa we ar, now aelUiyi at retail even below whole
sale prices. Also for -ale. a Suit of r isewimd, lu brocatel.
I1URNIT1 RE WANTED-I WILL BUY ANIl PAYCASH
lor |8 4) or $ 1,0011 Horth of m ilium quality seeoml hand
Furniture, Carpets, #e. Any party aoaot breakiiih up
* hoimt-keei ing may ,all on or aodruaa T. MaiUews, 401 Bioad
RKSTAr U WTS.
mHOUOlI SPBNCKR IS NOT A LAWYER, HE CAN
A pra lice at the bar. and he n ver received hli diploma us
a doctor, yet be can dlapenae meilielne for the Inner man.
t.'all an I sen him at Lilly A Hrower's, obeeaoBion is. in the
real of th? atorc 144 Br iadway. si'KN'l'EIt.
WINES AND LBltOIlS.
A MOST GRATEFUL PRESENT TO OUR SOLD.ER? -
Send :tt cents lor a packsgi of the ne<v effervescing
drink, Persian Sherbet, which will make i ficen de.l I us,
cooling drinks. H. BfcTrS Vatei tee, *0 West Suventecntn
atreet Sent lo all parla oi tho c ly.
^ ^ f^EKARN ami TOBACCO.
SEGARS.?SUTLERS, DEALERS AND SPECULATORS
can procure lla?ana, Domestic, and German Henia ut
prioi s that Will do to bu\, at Ibc Se^ar Ag ticy, 17 lil iad
way, up stalls.
HATfUlRdlVlAIaa
AN AMKXICAN GENII.KMAN, :to YEARS OF AGE
j\ hat u)g all the qimhiii ut mis n good wile . oulil Isii, Is
desirona to make the aequain a i e oi a I nly with the aimre
view, Addreaa for one week, Mine t liy, llei Aid oihcr.
RXPRKSNRI. ~
A BrRNIMM'S FURSIT1 KB k'VKKSS VNI> PACIC.
? Inu Esubiiahment, 111 W> st l.lcvanth street, between
filth and Sltth avenues. Furniture boiiy' *nd shipped to
all j arts ol the world, t'*<*? red wnguns ior reniOvlug Fur
^Ittirc to tbe country. Storage for Furniture.'
HOURICS, ROOMS, .?r? TO LCT.
A CBANCE.?TO LET TOOETHEB. AH A FABUION
J\ ab a boarding house. or separately for famil ?'?, ivu
four story hltli stoop browu stone UoustM, tkUHUl'"r
nis'.e J, connected >n fi?-t tflmtr, betw*?b Bnsdway uuun.nth
avenue. Apply to tho propiietor, 70 v\Tniftj-elHhta at.
APART OF A WEI.L FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET
to a respectable s'nall t mm v; uaib. ??*, and *11
improvements; tirst e!aw< thr?? story hot!1?: r?*nt moderate.
Ap|jly at No. ? Aunty jua e, l-aur?iis street, b twe.u Block
er ml A'nity streets.
Broadway, corner of twlsty seventh
Street?Flirt floor, of four Rootus, marble mantels.
wat?r, rm, with privilege of basement, $l<j, or entire use of
lia^a u?U, witb ran.'e and w.iler, #18.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED apartments to I ET
Inclu umj .iu excellent p.auo, ci uu?n..g ui parlor, two
bfcd rooms, diiilng re mi, kitchen, ba'hro ui, clo-ets, (all ou
second Ho.*), with use ol laundry and fit. ioiu in the attic ;
'IM iu every room, hot and add water; bent oi ret'ur*noes
reclined. Inquire on the premises, 1U4 Ea.->i Sixteenth
street, a fsw d'or? from Suy.es.mt park, u<ar First
avenue, ?
H0BUKEN.-DWELL1N0S ELIGIBLY LOCATED
near ferries, upon the river, lluion and Washington
terraces, to let without regard to value; oue handsomely
furniilied throughout and Furniture lor ?...? very ljw.
MrKIBBIN A DAY. 319 Fourth avenue.
Lofts for rent-28 by 75 feet, suitable for
manut?CLuriU|; purposes: good li^ht, hoi-tvav, A1'
K nt to auit t;m H i <??. App y on tli? premises, 7l Ea*t
Twenty-second street. near Fourth avenue.
TO LET-A FOl'R STORY HIOII STO0F BROWN
stoue tin ive. 2ft feet wide, iu Thirty-tourib Stroet, near
and west Of Broadway, in tirst rate ordet and n arly n,*v;
will be rented very low. Apply to E. D. LAV\ itENi'K. 1.261
Broadway, between Thirty-nrnt mid Thlriy-seeond streets.
TO LET?THE SECOND FLOOR OF A HOUSE, Fl'R
nUbcd or unfurnished, to .1 genteel family. Apply at
173 Wert horty-elghth street, between Broadway and E ghth
aienue. Lo. a: .ou unexceptionable. Rent moderate. H l?;
rences reiiulrcd.
TO LET?TilE IIAI.F OF A TWO STORY AND BASE
ment House, furnished or unfurnished, on tb ? rornerof
Nostraud avenue and Madison street, Brooklyn. Fur parti
culars Inquire of R. H. VOUB, earner of From aud James
street. Biookl^i.
TO LET?FURNISH ED, A FINE HOl'SE IN THIRTV"
math turoel, near Fiftn av> n'ie, oliber by tlin uiuuth
or year. Addreki R. R. It., Heiuld idli'-c.
rpo LET?FIRST CLASS 1IIOH STuOP DWELLING
X Uouae No. L8 Weat Twelfth fetraat, three rooiua iie p,
will' inaiitel and pier infrrore, oliandelleia ca? fixture*, fur
nace. olio Othi, *<? iu peif ct order. Apply toWAL'lER
OAKLEY, No. 3 N iosau ?tr ct.
TO LET?THE STORE 2S8>? BOWEIIY. ALSO, SOME
iplendid tjjiow Rooms in oenond story of same liui d
ing, auitablu for any light or l'anuy biibiucss. Apply oil the
premise*.
TO LET OR LEASE?FOR ONE OR FIVE YEARS
the large Hotel and Ibn-c acres of Ornund iu Ibi' town
Bayoone, Hudson couniy , lix miles from Jersey City ferry;
4*o large sheds, liarn. aud utl naoassary oiiitHiildings. Fur
Btr umilars ap.dy to BARN ICY McAN.VLLY, in hisotlloe, 2ft
ontgniuery street, Jersey t ity, or to l'?T?H u. DODUE,
McComb s Dam, Harlem.
TO RENT?A HOUSE." PARTLY FURNISHED OR UN
furnished, at 12.* Thompson street, in wholo or pa. is,
in good condit on. Ap;iiy on the t reiiiisea. Reieri ncen given
anil riviuircd. I'o se^nion Immediately.
rno RENT?FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, A
X boaulitul aoinic O utage, sin ated on ihe id Blooming
dale road, lieiir iS-'d 1-treei, ooiislnting of thirteen rooms,
wash:oom and eeliar, furn e?, and every convenlri.ce; one
acioof land, well Kha lei', uhnnda mo of fruit, grounds tluely
laid out, p.iod ro?.my i.tabl ?. First cla^s n>.'ighl)orhooil. Siagns
or ears every half nour. Cm be rented i ir one or more
jears. Forfunherparticulars apply at 63 Lexington ave
uue- i rem 10 till 3.
THE FIUE9IEN.
VTOTIl E TO FIREMEN ?TIIE BOARD OF FIRB COM
JL^I missionc rs will meet at Firem-n's Hall on Tuesday
evening, August 12,1862, for uoniirmatlon onlv. By "t'der.
R. 1\ II. A bell, Clerk.
HOUSES, Rooms, A.C.. VtANTKO.
/ tITY DWELLINGS. FURNISHED OU UNFURNISHED,
\J wanted at all sc.tsons oi tnn y nr. Property urompt y
rented at full marki i rates, r.ud advertis d at our iink until
let. MclCIBBIN x DAY, 319 Fourth avenue.
Furnished house in BROOKLYN wanted?BT a
sirli'tty private family; not over ten minutes' from F .1
tonferryj goud eare of l irniure. Rent promptly pild. H ut
Of references given. Addref-s i.nmedi itely .VI. A., box 141
Her.iId oiiice.
House wanted?a la roe building, siitable
for a sehool, with largo yaid attached; wanted b., a
goo I t"nant. Apply for p irticuiari at 47tt.^ |Broadway, in
the store.
House wvnted-a small house or coi'tane,
h:. ing nil modern 1: i,.1'oveuients, situated hetveeu
Tnlrt >th and Fiftieth street*, west of Fifth aven .o, in a
Hen'0"l neUh'or'oo I. Rent not to exceed $300 per annum.
A|-ply laime '.ia ely at 81 Maiden lane, iu t u oil store.
1)00.11 W VNTED?FURNISHED, IN A PRIVATE KAMI
I t ly by an American youi^ lady, with jirlvtl. go of ciwk
iii au ! lurniaiiing licr own table: terum moderate .in.I loci -
tl id ri peotable. Ail.';' w Xiaa \\ ilion, o'.iiion D, N. V.
YiTANTED?A PMALL HOUSE, OR COTTAGE, FUR"
\y iilnhidcomfortably, in or near toe <?.ty. H mi not t,>
eicetd i 10 - iuontli Addti * II. A. D., Herald. :tl.
WVNTED?KY A OEMTESIi AMERICAN FAMILY,
port of u 11 1 iiy uriilnh- d houae, oi* slln : o; live or
sly room*. N i table un.'n, diali.-a, bed linen or it- <1 cover n?
w n.e.l. Will fun:i n kit. li u, with III': exception of -
Oi would hire ac olid hand fninitira. w .? li privilege . f uy
in.:. 1-ncatlon below Fourteenth trcrt. R "it m :?? ' e very
moderate. A ldrc.su, for two day s, R. Hum, Herald o . c ?.
WAmD TO RKNT-A HOUSE, WITH TWO OR
Yt ii.kic lots of tiroM.il, o.i the yiitsliirta o. Brooklyn, not
ornr cljiht minute*' walk fmm el'.ner of the railroad 1'rie*.
Mirth, Muting l. rtiii and particular*, li. T., llcrn d
.'lice.
\\rANTF.D TO RENT?IMMEDIATELY, A MEDIUM
?? si/ed Honae, Hi a ies|in table ueiKhborlioo i. Price
??i to $"><.0 Locu'.hm 'o be between Fourth and Seventh
avenue*. Addreea F. 0., I lend.! office.
UllV GOODS.
C1LOSIJIG OI'T RALE.
J BAROA1NS bargains.
Eveiy dollar'* worth of our mi perl- uto-'* of
FOREIGN AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
CLOAKS, 8HAWI.S, VANTiLI.AH. .vc.. AC.,
RKDl.CED FROM Ml TO 60 I'LL CENT.
I a order ;o iieccninu 'ale my large and in. i use.l Ira le, I ,
line deteitmucd on various ulleia'loiiN and iniprovcin uul
In tn> store, and to a.-complmh which 1 lind It neigaeara lol
redi.ee my stock he I ore the alo rat mini are cnniincni'ed. U
dies sre lis uird that ivn will oiler bargain* during thm iuL.' ,
which will commence on
MONDAY, JULY 23, and close po*ltlvely on
SATURDAY, AUGUST lit, 11*12.
Our Muck conta n* a aplendld vane y of
MANTILLAS, CLOAKS AMI SHAWLS,
BLACK ABIT COLORED DRESS SILKS,
POPLINS MOZAMBIOCES. BA KEGES GPRNADINES,
VVLENTIA PLAIDS, MOH*AlR8, LAWNS. AC.
ANo a large >tuck of HouaekeJ'ln' G od , Sh'.rt n und
Sliretinc Mufclin* and Linens, Tabic Dam i*ka, llanicl-,
illai.?eU and </mltn. Cloths, Caaaimere* Bm^roidcri *,
Uogiery and Glove*. W. If. PEYTON,
371 Bowery, near HunMuti *trc#t.
CI.OTHIRO.
ABA RE CUJUtOB.?C3S.00Q WOBTH OF CAST OFF
Clothing wanted, within a month, for New Orlcan*.
Ladle* and gentlemen liariiii! any of the ai>ove in diapoac of
tall receive the fllowlng price*From $6 lo $J0 lor Silk
Dreaaea, from $3 to $IA lor co .ta, irom fl to $? for i'anta.
Also Shawla, Clunka, Oarp.-ta, Fnrnliurc; the high at prima
p:.ld. I'lcase .ail on or address a note to H. Mlniz,2A1 S.kth
in cline, near Eighteenth sireet. Ladle* atteu rt d by Mra.
MfTilx. Or.let h troni Brooklyn or Jeiaey City punctually at
t>mted to. Pleaae remember 'be original B. Mint/., M SUih
avenue. ___
At THE OKIGINAL. WiiLL KNOWN I!. II MUGS'
aiorc, 164 SeT.-nth uveanc, iadlea and gentlem. n tan
dinpoiH! oi tii.'lri.aat oil' v'|i.'hiii|j, Garpeta, Furnituro, Ac., t.i
Ihn liest adv..uta,;e. For drcu'-a. f. lo for eoata, to
fit; for pa.tii, $1 to On n .1 to Ret ti rail on or a .?
.Lena II. Heir:* IM Seventh uvea if, i> tween Twenty-luat
aud T.vcnl.y.second airc<ia La.i.es uttinded by Mra. il.
iiarria.
Attentiovi ladies and gentlemen.?i have
jn?t rwfln <1 to irarchaanoa*t otf clmhinr, . .ir
nrturc and Ca.pei* lor tht California inamet. 1 do promise
to | ny the highea' J'l i en In the > |ty by '?nllmg On or ad lr >a
ing ai^ii'ne to E. SlI.S I"/., 137 Hith avenue, n-.o dooi a above
Tentli eirnet. I^adle* Attended to by Mm. Minti. R mem*
ber, 137 SUth avenue
At the oldest stand. 134 seventh ayenue.
F/.LKILLS guarautca t.j pay the Ihk price* for
ladlea' iwl ^ent * Wearing Appare.:?Froni fn to S.kii'oi Silk
fri ni f5 t<> for I '.ata r.i.d tram f ? to J7 lot Punta.
A'so 1 aiT ?, .lewelry, A.. A note by poat punclualiy Htlend
ed'o In-E/.EhlKLS, 134 Se\t uih an nii"i. Ladicaattended
lo liy Mi?. K ,
At mi third wenub, to %x) for silk
Dresaea, $3 to $110 .'or Ooali. to f.'> lor I'ania. Fttr
nllore, Carpet", Ac., lor the Oall'ornl* market. Call on or
. ddr .s by unit A HARRIS, til Third avenue, bclwc. n
hlrtv . IkIiiIi ai.d Ihirty-nliilh atreeti. Ladica attenued by
i.jg Hurl..
PEHSUNAL.
AI.ADY WISHES TO GIVE WL'T a MALE CIIILD
to h.- adopted o aome re?|H?:table I'eraon. Call tor one
week nt No. 2?il I'hlrd *tr> et, In the rear, aecond atory, front.
nill' DIU'N TAKEN FOR ADDI TION AND ADOPTED
\>/ out to good homes; also ladie* a 111 rogeive that best of
care and medical al ten dance dur ng ihelr condneni nt, nt
Mudame tiKl.NLEK'rt private Lying ui luatitulo, 70 W cat
llonaion firea t, N. Y.
/lIIItDRF,N TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AN'D ADOPTED
\J lo gun i homea; a new born babe to be adopted out. La
dle* hi ken to boaid, with medical attendance and all the
piivli' j' a of a h >me, at Ma>lamu PARSALLE'S, 741 Green
wich jilt^cOlrw Vork.
(toKA K?BOSTON AND NEW YORK. TWO YKAHS
/ ago, L. II. P., of New Orl an*, ha* ju?t arrived and
n-ieiie* t<> *ee you. Pleaae *tale wli-n and where. Addrca<
r ihl ul, Union aquart Poat niece,
BFREDERICK ECKHAUDT, WHILE LABORING UN
ilcr t nij-irary luaanPy, left ho ne on Satimlay and haa
not ?lnee l.can hear t of. We* a shoemaker *<\iiare b.altt,
aioul npj^aranic, 37 yauya old. A feet rt Inchea high, Iduu
t .e*. Iigfc: hair, light wlflhk-r*; wore a t;ray Inalrte iblrt,
b'ack '#l.ei ca|i, bl.:? overaidrl. blue pant* and ealmkln
hoot*. Anv information re.pa> ting him wfll be tliankni "y
reei lved b^ hi* dhfite-aed wife. Waahlntton nvenue, Waah
lugion Vl!l*g-f Hudaen 8iiy, N.J,
tfiOR A' ur.'piN -A FINE HEALTHY BALE < HM>D,
r "I A- erlian parent*. For parllculara addre**J. II.,
box K'l lleiald oitl>?, Immediately.
nDKREST i M.I AT THE SAME IGlANtTll OFfFcE
aa hetnee tor a letter to the *ini? address, from J.
J JOIIOKEN, ON THE FIKBH.
VI R. HARrV "t)~, pTe~A KllEKT^ME~AT MY OF
ifl lice a' liX o'cinek on Wedtica.lay, tlie 13tu In''., a* I
wiah lo see you p irtlcnlar'. Youra, JIM
M.
A. R?WILL ?-ER YOU TO.n\T. FOURTEKNTII
?wi'. et and Hiith avenne. Ten o'clock. W. W. W.
UATl RDAY. SIX O'CLOCK pTm , CORNKR OF BHalAD.
O an.: Nliith at rue t Arreated by sudden iiorm, l'icao
adilmaa II II., a'at a>n D, Eighth alraet.
'ufar'k* I8LA? I? FBBKY BOAT-IF THE VOL NO
n lad? dri ??-d In tray and hl*eh ahawl, wiio trud , nn
th.' 11 tla' I '*?., th< 3 .> clock tup In company wun a fri nd,
from K"w Ynrk to Slaten la anil and back, wlahea to i fi*e
the .o ie?lnl.ince of her admlttr, she will plraag addri ta
II. W. R , IJe.ra.d office.
IALR8 AT ICCTIO*.
Am b chapman, auctioneer.
. MAGNIFICENT IJOIMEUOLU FURNITURE,
PAINI1M1H, STATUARY AND "PIAM >FORT&
Di*wiug R loin Suits, CI an lell re. Volvo: ? arpet*. Br .usees
?nil Artie!.?* !?{ Virt I ill put>!>" auction ..U ibis dav (Tnes
d ). August 12, at o'clock, ut till re?ldeuoe No. 44 Weet
S.*c<^nth str> 11, between Fifth aid sixth aren'MK
CaUI0oi e* >.ttu h? . ml Bt 11,. lit Uu noise
on morning of sal* D. awing R ..jnis? Large and coetir
collection of Oil Palming* by eminent areata, Hionio
I'lx k, t?? mantel Birror* , two Flea do.: elegant seven o.
la*e roaevi ood Pianoforte. Btool and Cover, Music Stand;
H it of Furniture, oovererl In irwatel Bookcase snd E'a
cere, C> aire TaHc*, Mack wain tit Buffet, Extm*ion Taide.
r .iirs L mi g ia, Gnina Cia** ui<l UllTer Wure, rua*wuoa
an i b acs wa nut i ibaiutier fjirmnirn, tiutnin'c, Bedding,
Ac. llaseiueut n 1 Kiuben Fiirulluie.
4 K HOTIT, AU< riONfc'ER-WILr, SRLL THIS DAY
J\ ? August 12. at 10o'clock preoi oly, toe e'.c?ant House
hold !?'11rtiit<?r<- of a |n n ati family, removing froai the city,
at public auction, to tbe highest bidder. with ?ut reserve, at
tli?' r> -uteuou ll'j W< h E glith street, Clinton between
F ttli ami Sixth avenue*. oonslMing ol Velvet, Brussels and
In lain Carpets, elegant Parlor Knits, oovereti iu rioli broea
lei ..n i reps; marble tup Tables, Ktagere*. rosewood and
in.ih"K>my Bedsteads, Bureaus, W asn^and*, Hj>rnig and
liul; Mattresses, Beds. Kidding, Soia B' ds, L.mng ?*. Kwli
era, C.iairs, C.ooks Vases. Table*, Curtain*. I'a. iitm^s,
Ulaas, China Ware, Table Cutlery, Ac. Sale positive.
AVANDKRPOOL, AUCTIONEER.?RARE CHAKCR
? f1 t hom-eki eners and dealers; all the Furniture oon
t nned in ih?> live *lor> brown stone residence No. 11$ Weat
IVe .iy-tliird street, near Siith aven ie, this day (Ti ex.
dav August 12, at 2 o'clock, viz Pianoforte, 1 ar.ur
Furnimrj, Carpeta, Mirrorf, Paintings, Ornament*, Cham
bei fitnini; Ruom and lied room Furniture; dsn Bin'inert
and Kitchen Furniture. House to let, porsusaion on l?t ut
Bei-tcmber.
8. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER -PEREMPTORY
*a1e of Boots, Shoe*. Broga w and Q-.iter* at ano-lon
by UICIIARlib A WhiriNU, on Wednoday. August l-*> at
I"i* ujcaj k, at store U Cortlandt itreet, oo nprla.jig Man*'
Caff, i!7:iln, Thick and Kip*Bont<, Boy*'and Youth*'do.
Ai >o .Mqiih', Women* Mian *' aiid C'hllurenV Balm ral-. aud
La.il. .v t'oii?re*s Calu:i*. Ao, ^
A J. L. 8MITII, AUCTIONEER?WILL BELL THIS
? (lay. at 11 o'aloua, t e entire Furniture of a family
givm, uji hoiiMrkeopnig, iu the private reaidenco 17 Nlnili
Stre t, near Third av. n ie. Bale poviflve. Deposit required
from every purolia?ei'.
Bouts and shoes at auction-w m. iiol
LINUSuLaD, AucttonaT.?(,QUUcait* Bout* Siiomaud
Bro^. ns at am: Ion on Tuesday, Aiijsuat 12, at 10)^ o'c.?:k, at
the hi..re of J. T. Wliiu hou ct No. 2o Cortlandt street, >oin
prlt ii a iiiimo assortment ol desirable good* direct (rum
man . 1.1 re*, and I'll a aptcd to city and country trade.
Ca.i(. i.;U(i ready on the inorulng of sale.
A
D
ANIEL A. MATHEWS. AI'i'TIONEER,
UlLI. SELL,
lay (Tursday), at 12 o cluck, in front of hia salesroom,
till Nu sail me e , m ar .Nlaid.-u lane,
A .SFLENDIU BRItiHT BAY HORSE.
16>i i ands iilgh, xwitcu tall, eight yeuis old, styUsh action,
soun.I, gentle and kind in Niiigln or double harneim; good
travel.i r and an excellent horse for family use.
Al?o,
A ROOKAWAY, TWO ROAD WAOONS, HARNESS, Ac.
The hole to bo peremptorily sold, a* the owner Is leaving
the city.
DBI'RKE, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. 88 BOWERY,
? wl.l sell tl.i*. a , at lU^i O clock, the Furniture of the
).? n eel houae No. I 8 West I ortj sevenlh atreet, oomprising
r.trior. Cluuube", L> ihiik R < in and Kitehen Furniture, all
in ijo'.'l order; also Carpets, Oilcloths. Ac. Sale positive.
I EDWARD 9INTZENICH, AUCTIONEER?RECEIVERS
Li b It of io\aluable .daehines for the Mauuia. t ne o:
Straw 1'lait.?By C. W. IJ.WENrORT, this day. August
12. h i'. o clock, at IVSan.l Ibl Broadway, IU Machine* Tor
the Ma .i a tore of Str.i ? 1'lait with the belilri;; anil rim
niiiKr ir. The intention of manufacturers and speculators
in en t* this sale .vhleu will h.- peremptory, by order of
toe K ,; iver appointed by the SuiierlorCotirU
IjID' ARD SCHEXCK, AUCTIONEER.
Ill Hl ut I.AR SALE OF IIOR.-ES, CARRIAGES, AC.,
By b.u ?< aUI) SCHEVCK. o i 1 htnpdijy, 14 h instant, at bis
sal.'sr oiu, No. 11M Broa nvay, lit 1 o'clock.
ELEOANT BAY HORSE;
IslSVb.nds, tuabo^uii) ba , lung tall, 7 years old; wai
ratiu. I p rfeoily kind, a jitnd and sent e, antl free from fault
an.t vcty stjlitn.
Also ' vera! liubt Wagons. Single and Double Harness.
Ll FfT/SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE lfl
r ? I ? lift ti avenue, will sell this day, at 10>a o'cloek. the
Stoe.i , n ; Flvture- uf the anoj Bar and L.qitur Store, corner
o Forty oigiilli tre t ami Hetuiid avenue, consisting of a
Bice assortment >.f Ln luraand r'lne Fixtures, Counters, Ac.
/1EOU<>B COOli, AUCTIONEER -AMBXONKB'S SALE
IT legant Furnit'ire lo-muriow t Wediicsi11> ). at II
o'c . ? ioved for convenience of sale to 141 Broadway,
be ug a : . slock ol besi city made work, compi isin^ the
ii i a re 1. e. to .vim h we invite the uutiee of our friends.
Cat lo^ -i ut sale.
FNRY BVAN8, AUCTIONEER, WII L SELL, ON
l e lay, August i2, at 10 o'clock, nt Hr> Mai.leu lane,
lu , lota to suit cll> aud country dealers, a well as
* or1 .'it ht' .*? oi*
CiiOCKERY AND OLASbWARB, .
eon f c. C? Yellow, Edited and Mooo Ware; also
Wb !?<1 mite Dinner, Ten and Toilet Ware. Sale positive
si,., (u arci' .liy ri paukuil for ai.lppmg.
H'EMtY b. B. HERTS, .IU., AUCTIONEER.
BY UBNKV W O.rD A t O.
'Ft Ii-'K'S RAtJS?5ASI1 AND HU.nD FVCTOP.Y.
i I'.'DaY An u.ii 12, .u II o'clock, on ti n premises 620
li. aw", t, i : .Machimiy u l I Fi\ur s o. a Sash ami Blind
i-'ac" ?? o s>sti? of a h an Icy of Lumber, Minhiuery,
Tu?- ?? II rs . Wa .n, Ac.. Ac. By ord-r.
JAMES LYNCH, Shcr.ff.
II
) OOVRT, AUCTION BEB.?B Y 8. A J. BUG ART.
?J i - J.ij. ui to>? ck, virtue f a chotu I
ii ,,r' , -ii ;f> comei of Frankfort and W.illam ilwti, a
??irimju ill Uo>ix'li<>iii iMim.iure, H*r < outlier,
O. 1 ? ! i ar, o Fre cii Plato Bur Mirror, Oval Lnokii.ft
t<.ii. i' , ill;.n 1 Hint n'i ntv fables, Arm C.ihIih. Kllnd an t
d .1 Jioo; 1> an ra, .
I.Viili.i St LLIVAN, A'.Lorm y for Morla^ee.
I J> iCAJlT, ACCUONEEK.-BY S. A .1. BOOAKT.?
? Th's lay, it I''}^ u'clof-:, nt 2jt> Ninth avenue, Sto. k
Aii'l I l% I ii i'i'M of h tlrat olaa t'oll'ee and Tea store. rouiprlsl; g
t ' 1 ..i S| i A, it'.uits, .'j^les and Wet^lilh, Measures,
MxIn rot, Ac., At'.
M!?"! lli'Y, AUOHO.vKClt?WII.L SELL THIS
, ' T i' !ay', at lOjf o'clo. k, ul sal srootu, 7t> Nassau
nit .i I'u ? d.KMMtmi'iii oi Ui w ami mi. una liand House
hold I-itrnlluie ?Uri's-ol* a.ul Ingrain Carne ?, Mirror*,
i' i.'r" i'.i BooK jiHOh? C!ian eiiem. Extension D;n
K . n , ii' ir In. Ii iiidu l ni.>, Dreaxng Bureaus, Was.i
,l.n. " , :? i o.iHair S auri.i- it, I'a Lissc*. Ma k walnut
| mil k i- j" mi|> < > ambur H .i: -, !. m U v alum and maho
an) 1 ? '? i h .tm. ? o-ei J In io au>l and bairfllotb. Ac., Ac.
Sim ninj!, be p< renii'ioriij so rt to the higliont bidder for
ash.
MOKTUV .E SAI.K.?BY VIRTUE <>F A CHATTEL
llior, g I a .a'l lUlhltoly expose lor sale, nil the IZ'li
laj of AtiiitLtl, l*o- ?' sk p'ciu n. iii urn fumuuun, at So.
SiMii it. ..e itt li city ot New York, a lot oi Figures,
Uia??r? and ?b. 1> in. o a 0 u Sior -, unelul for an aiiitlie
k tiy. UA ? IU LEV Y, Attorney for Mortgagee.
1 BE.Sa Ait IN ?i KA\ BR, J r.. Auction. or.
RT. IIA2SI.U AUCTIONEER.
. ATTHA* IIVE ANU i EuUMrTORV SALE OF
FRlSNCli tlN.NKU AS!) KSA.tlEI.ED WAKE.
TAH1.E AM> UBM4EUI Ot ILEKY, TEA
IRVYS \\ UTERH, 4c.
WIIITTU,MUi;E A II A.'LI.1. will toll at auction, on
KKlUAY, Au_uat l.'>,
at 10,V| .>'<? oc t, itt tiielr aalcanioni, ii- Liberty atreet. a la rite
a . ?- rani ? laiuinio it of the above ii.cnuo.ird goods,
com, rix.ii" ov 'r ?-t iirni wert'- ol lite various klnda known to
t e trade luou^ wlil'jh will We ound;?
h'a i." 1'ittia, Stew Bake and Fry Pans: Skimmers,
L.i:.cs. 1'r scivtn Kettles, Tea, Table and
Banting Spoon , Koi ?s Sc'iovs, Strainers. Oops,
Whk . 1,.0-lua, Dl>li t oven, Ciilli'iuleri, Cooking
Pot*, Turo , Ski >? ?. 1'iti uiTf, Drive and K> rcw
llooki anil Kuolia, Ac.; '! .??. Tr.i)? and Wuitem, in
gioat varlcij ; Table an 1 Din-ert Cutlery, t artrcro, Ac.
A lao,
I1UAVY AND SHELF IIAUDWaKE Ac.
RT. IIA/.U.L. alctiokeeb.?WHITTEM0R8 a ha
? Zl.liL will m-'1 uii T!ntrni..y, the litlt uill., at 10 A. M.,
a. tin ?ior< ??' K. E. Wi'lliuclun, t>3 Ann aire I. up Btairo. tlie
cntfti'utiK k I' Mi -hi r. Cliai-I"* Kciuaen A Krbi n, ?anulac.
in. ?ul 1-ci loini, Ui-rmony.toiitlsting of Cornicea, Curtain
H i l?, ihiiK Tnt.M'1 llmka and Opho*ten ro Hardworr,
, aril Uy diint.men by w all r at the renenl lire in lieckinan
an Ann ? ri em. To le . ni l for itvcoiliit of w hom it may
ooti'vr.i for uaitb, in lo>< lu >uil pi'.rahaaeif. t alalo^uei
teaii> n ihc morti.ng ul fa'-. Oooil* rnwly for examlnaiion
i u \Vc in ? a,. Al.to, .XK> do/eu Woloott'x I'atcni Bmi<*
II hi: Cullera, rll htly tUiiing. il at the name lire.
O 111.KM AN, Au/fluNBBB.?8. HERMAN A CO.
O. will *'U, on Wodtt?tai.iy, Angnaf IS. ul No. IS Bo?v> ry.
a, lOJi o i lock, Cum! ''I * ale, it general lumorttnenl of tin
cln i a ri Tea, Coll , Fa ina; fifteen narrtlaCi aekera; atno
a lar?? I t ol Wine-. Itrandir-, Ac. Aluo, ai 11 o'clock,?t No.
1.1 owei j, the oonu uln ol a Segur Store, ninai -ilng of Ha
vi'na aim UniiietH> aegar*, chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
shnvv. a*e?, Indian FlfirM, Beak*. Sikiih.Ac. h> orler of
L, UBLKI.E. OoBgtebie.
lA'M. WITTERS, .VUCTIONEElt, WILL SBLL TIIIH
TT lUv, i.i 1 o'clo at 4M Canal dtrei-t, the gtoeK an 1 !? I
tut ill'.. l.Utuor SiO.<*, ooiuiaitng of Stand C.ufca, K
DeoiljobiiM llotlloa, C ^uuteri, H?rr 1'uinp, Liquors, Segara,
Tao t ln.lVh. Ac.
\\ 11.1.1 AM AiHOTl, AtTCTIOKEER?BORTt'iAOE
l? >.ilit. By\lruti ol a cba iel morign^o I will M| one
far ??!<? on tlila d?*. 11 o'rlock to ih? lilgheal bidder, the
, o'H iiin of the Uinlug Sal nun :?85 Kat Tt nth atrit t, t aalaU
lug of tern CI ? ra. Tnbl??, Camera. Cro-kery, Mirror*,
llcilttea :? and Be log, Waalu utnda, Chamber Crockery,
Raiiixa, Ac., Ac.
P. J HANBL'RV, Attorney for Mortgage.
A
t'OP l ll'l'N KltSII I I'S.
PARTNER WANTED?WITH A SMALL CAPITAL
nr will it'IIt tun li lixn, Ti m r a i!"od ch iiii. fir
any biihlnt'HN in i lo ttnke money. Call al, . r addrc-a, 4f3
Hi oitdwit) . room 10, from 10 to t? o'clock.
rj'IIE CUPAKTNKRSHIP HEKETorOKE BXIBTIHO
J. l.'stw i .i the nth* rlltero I* tall day tl jit-ed by mutual
eomiciit. Dated K vr York, Augu?t i'?, IWt.
W C. HIB.-ON
BEN I. VAMUBKTOOBT
THE *UVKllTISER HAVINO BERN rtNE OF THE
tnoai populai manager* un Broadway, it, llie conuert
?aionn iiStneuR, I* deali O'lO of a:i e>|ital par'ner w lili
oa-n to huy out unit of tiio iieat stiio.ui* oil liroadw ar, wi.li h
will el. ar llllU p re eok. No catch jierny. Addrroo B. B.,
?taiiou A Spring niroeI.
WASTEO?A RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN WITH
$ litl cash, to travel w ith the a IrorUoer In a llahl, gen
tael, aure paying biuli e a of fluOa weak ctoar. FirstckiM
and 1. O seciiilty given forIho amounl Ai. inter*lew will
*al.afy. Call at IH7)? ttroene *traei, basement.
AKfU\ -A TOl Ntl MAN OF STEADY HABITS. WITH
Ihc abore aino int. will lioar ol an opportunity
seldom Oiferad to cn?a e In a re .p dalile butliiesa yielding
iniinciiac proiit* Addroas B. Mernuant, Hotaid clll e.
jt.riwl TO 91.000,?A YOl NO MAN OF UENTLE
JpOUl" inaniy appeuiHnaa, with the above atan int, will
i... ,.l?m na ?>.!? tnnr in tt iilauluH! r^ancftLtliU ami ttenMiakln
be aken
builnoaa
Klghih arcn
V Itlttliiy ilinv iiru'vrr, Willi villi .cinfr Am?'llll, will
a* putnnr in a pleaaanl, re*t>eoladlo and pruHiahlo
Ap, l> for una week to ALl'llEl'S DANIj*, Itjd
renne, up alalra, ?
rfr?fc>rc nnn -partxeb wanted, in a safe
iD^II.UUUi well osuuliohod aud very prolitable inn|.
n.-K 111 boar lha cloaaol w rutiny, and with a >aii?rai lory
party a lllieral urranitement will be mad*. Undoubted rc'a
rent. * giran and rt q i red
SuuVilWlCK A WOOD, S3 Nassau atreaL
H'OltTIWG.
/1Rlt'KET.?THE MATCH BETWEEN ST. OEORr.K'S
VV and <JU' "in t'ounty Clitba, w ill bo played at Houo.er,
edne-da) and Tuur* lay. .Vngnot IS \n l It, to > ommencc at
It o'clock A. M. Admission to the around 10 cents. Mem
bert will b.i admitted by t loir tlsket*.
tjPUKTIMJ.?BUTI Eit'S DOOS, NO. 3 TECH SLIP
O Na<v V uk. But'er's Inlalhble M nge Cum nnd Fiea
Eli . Ill na.ur, lifl) cent" p -r bottle. .Mi;diellics lor all dis
Dei Butler's n ? >vum "BrcOitlng TiainliiS, Diseases.
A ." $1 Ibas engender mange, tits, couiuaipn'u rtai
deatli.
iHlFnia.
QTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, TOUOHIMC Al*
0 O'Mfensiowu, (Cork tiaruoi ) TU? Liverpool, N?'.? Yorjl
an I rhut?doIpi,,a H- unsnlp C? ?.??j any intend despatching!
taeir full powered Civile built ma ateassshipe as in lows:?
CITY OK .t! ANi 'I! L.-> I til Haiurdav. August 18
CITY OK BALTIMORE Sa: irday, AugustXI
KANGAROO ftatui ay, August 3?
and estiy succeeding Saturday, at uoun, from pier ii North
ri ver.
BATHS OP PASSAGE.
Eirst eabta Steerage .|tt
tol.ondon Ml " to London M
?' to Paris v!> " In Par:* U
toH.mb rg 93 " to Hamburg . 40
>'a*s*nc> rsals.i t..r aid? d t" Havre, Bremen llotterdam.
Antuerp, Ac ?i r<|..allj low rains.
Fate from Liverpool or yue ut'iWD:?Flrsl cabin, 15,17
and 21 guineas. Nice a '- fi inn Liverpool, ?H ta.; from
i^nuciisU..* . ?o 6s. And'iio&e who w.sii to scud Iui lb?*r
lilend* c.m buy n ketshe ? at the current rate of eichange
These steamers have *ii| er.o accommodations lor pa'seu
K' i a. are strongly built in ? ster UUl irou sections, and eurry
patent lire anuihilators. Experienced surgeons?i'e attached
to each steamer.
Kur further Information apply tn LUerpoolt" WILLIAM
INM an. ?4,.nt, 22 Water street; in Olas.tow to ALEX. MAL
1 OL.il No. 5 St. Enoch square; in Queenstowu to C. A W.
D 3EYMOUB A CO.; in Loudon to EIVES A MACEY.6I
Eing V> iliani street; in Paris to JL'LEM DECOL'E, IS Bun
Nolle Daiue ie.s Victoircs, 1'iace de la Bourse; in rlilladel
phln to JOHN O. DALE, 111 W ahii'l at reel, or at ihe compa
ny suihess. .IOIIN O. DALE. Agent,
No. 15 Broadway, Now York.
OTEAM FROM HEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Thesteaiosblu GREaT EASTERN. Waller Paton, com
mander, will be ul pat. bud
FROM MVKKI'OOI, I IKOX NKW TOUK,
(C tiling at yueeiistovvu) | Tuesday, September 9.
Saturday, August 16. Saturday, October 25.
Wednesday, October 1. I Thursday, December 1L
Tuesday. Norenfber 14. I
First <-abln. from $110 to $1(0
Suits of apartments for families may be engaged by
gpe-ial agreement.
8: eund Cabin, .State Room bertha, meals served at separate
lab e $flO
Ticlu m for the voyage to and trom Liverpool, In lu st or
second cabin, at a fare and a naif.
Third < abin. Intermediate Sumj Ko m oaiaong-ra, found
with bed, bedding, table utensil* and good uubniantlal
food 56
Sti i rage, with superior acrouiinodati u' 36
Eu< >i passenger allowed twenty cubic feet ol luggage.
Antjperienced Surgeon cn<board.
For freight and imtuge. apply to
CITAS. A WHJTNET,
At the olllce. No 26 Bro. wny, M;>v York.
HOWL AND A ABPINWaLL, A*ent^.
STEAM TO LONDONDEURY, ()L\8(50W AND I.IVKR
po?d.?The Montreal Steamship Company's Hot elaea
full vowei d t ijde budt at'atner BOHEMIAN, Csplaiu
Bitliantlne, carrying the Cutmdian and United Siatei mad",
will .-ad trom Quebec next Saturday, August 15 Kates of
passage from N w York ?Mrs. c a s, according to accommo
dation". $DS and $70; atoer.ige, found w.th pood provulone,
$35. Rates of pas>.ai<' Iro i New York and ri ;urn,al tbs
following rates?Firs', caliin, $lft> 25 and fl'.'S; ?te> rage,
$,-0. Certificates issued lor brln ?g out passenger! ftom all
tiie principal towns in Oie.it lintain and Ireland, at very
low rates. For passage a-p y at :s Bjpadwuy, New York.
S.VBEL' a SKA RLE, General A;ent?.
THE N0R11I GERMAN LI.OVD'S STEAMSHIP H\N
ti A, >1. J. von San,,en. com aiuler. cauving the United
States mall, will sail ft'Dm pier 30 Not ih river, foot of Cham
bers street, ou
SATURDAY, AUGUST H>, AT 12 O'CLOCK M.
pon
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers to
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
at the following rat a ?
For the tlrst caSin, $!1S: second cabin. ?70, steerage, $40.
For freight or pa?*ag>- apply '?
OELU1C1I8 A CO., 68 Broad street
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
STEAM TO LONDON, HAM BUBO, HAVRE AND
SOUTHAMPTON.
The favorite first cln.-? and ele ant lr n mail steamship
BAVARIA.
E. Me er commander, carrying the Untied Stales mail, sails
from pier No. 21 North river, foot of Fulion street, positive
ly on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 23,
And takes passengers 1- r London, Hamburg, Havre and
Southampton at the following rates:?First cabin, $11); se
cond oaldn, $.'il; Steerage, $id.
The TEUTONIA will succeed the. Bavaria ou R?pt. 6.
The snipv of this lin ? are divided imo ten w?ter-ti*ht com
partment* aui provided with a skilful and regularly edu
cated p'.i y-1-:hii. For rassaae apply exclusively to
C. B. RICHARD A BOAS, 151 Broadway. N. Y.
Royal mail steamship australasian tor
i LI. erpool.?The AUSTRALASIAN T. Cook, command
er, w Hi sail fioin the stream on Wednesday next, 13th in
stant.
A'teamboat will ply belveen the company's wharf, at
Jersey City, and tba Ausirabthisll, irom s to 9 o'clo k A. M ,
to convey uassengi rs und bag ha ou board.
None but passengers can be taken on board.
T.ic Scotia w ill sail August 27
E. CliAARD, No. 4 Bowling Oreen.
IJlOR LIVERPOOL.?the Sl'LBNDID SHIP AMERI
, CA. ?'apt. S itter plor8 North river, positively ?tiil* or?
the 12 .i of August, an i mu cele 'rated clipper ship DIIEAD
NOUCHT Cupt, Samu Is, pier 0 North river, acknowledged
to bi the in-test ship ..lioat, will pusllively sail on tue 18th of
Augu t. For passage and lowest rates ap;.l> ou board, or to
P. M. DEMARE8T, 40 Soul. stmt.
TjU'lE TO LIVERPOOL$13 AND FOUND, AT ROCHE'S
P Passage Olllce. S3 South street,?Ship AI.IIKKTUAL
LATIN, at pier 13 Eas Hver, lor Llvo nuol, sa.ls ti.,a after
noon. Ship AMERICAN CONGRESS, for London, sails
August 12. For passages .it reduced rates apply to THOS.
C. ROCHE, 83 South street.
For livebp.ioi, and london?ta "scott b
line.? Shin FRANCIS A. PALMER, at |iiei 2U East
river, suils I ir Liverpoo' A tgust 14. S ip VI! T.A FRANt A,
ut pier 1U East river, sails for London August Hi. For pas
sage, at low rate , apply on board or to TAPSCOTT i t O..
Sti Soiila street.
t-MKST PACKET POSITIVELY FOK I IVI RPOOL,
August 12.?Th<* favorite packet ship DEW ITT CLIN
TON, Im* superior fur w . ant second
cabin pa*a>'iigeis, at reduced rate:*. Aptdy 'in board, IS East
river, crotC. A. TEN EVCK,67Sou u street.
MO ROBERTS' LINE OP STEAMSHIPS KOR CAM
? loinia and Oregon, via Nicaragua. Thnnu;h In ad
Vance of tlx' mall.
Qr>-ii'. red union in fare* through to San Krsniisco.
Nn detention mi tin; isthmus.
Thi; new ami splendid
Steamship AMERICA. ?.?,(*? toi i,
Co'.iuiunder JKr K. .MA I'll Y.
Will fall nn Hatutrtay, Oc; iber 2.1, at 12 nVii-.lt, n.ion, pre
cisely, from her p, i at thi> Ion: oi Warren Hi '' I, North
river, for Sail J nan del Nnrtc, connecting with tin- luSl and
well kiiuWn Steamship AiOSK-l TaYLOK, I .WW tons, K.
Ho<? s, commander, to hjII without delay lor Rm PrMrluc*
dir. cl nu the arrival of ilie j jw?-i'iij{?*rB at San Ju.ui del Bur.
The speed and accommodaitons of these steamer* are un
surpnssed i>y any s:camer?un ellhero an, and It la in tendril
tn lnnd paiwrnge:i. by this line In San PTa nelson within 21
days.
Tl.c nn lersigne 1 having tieen In tho Califoi nla trad* since
t!.e'm gmnlngliegs to Inform the public that this 1h a perma
nent | n", amniiit put on for the purpose of bring bomtbl ?r
driven of. The ships will p slilvcly leave on .the day ad
v r iseil oin ? a month, ami hi si* mniiihi other ships will be
ready, so that a double -ervice may bo n l ed upon.
Fur ml'orui ? tlun or passage apply to
M. O. ROBERTA,
No. 177 West street, corner of Warren sweet.
North River.
AMl'STRAI.lAN PIONEER LINE?CARRYING THE
i'lillcl Slate* Mail.?Tne well kuown, favorite clipper
ship 1IUSSAR, Howland Commander. : .v rapidly loading
at pier ?. E.ut river, will succeed the ?!np Santiago, and
have quick i!e?pai h for Melbourne direct. Ha* superior ac
commodations fur I'.st nml second c!a?> cabin p.Kseiiprs.
The Al extreme clipper burk NORD ItTKRN. Otto Rxhil,
Commander, now ra|,idly loading at pier No. 8 North river,
will sneered the Julia Ambrldue ar.d sail positively on the
Nth m?t f ir Sydney N S. W. Haarerr tine aecommodft*
tlona for a lew more lirst ? ahin pssseneers If secured Itnme
datelt. Sight limits lor sale and cash advances made on
couslsnmeuts. For freight or passage apply to ft. W,
CAMERON. iW Benver street.
Arrangement commenci.no jcly i l^ca.
KOR CALIFORNIA MA PANAMA
A iirat class stearin r wl I leave New \ ir* on the l?t, lltla
aad 21st ol each month, cxcei.i when ineae date* fall on
Bunbay, when the day of departure will be on the Monday
following.
For freight or passage apply at the only oflioe, No?0 Bow
ling Green. D. B. ALLEN, Agent.
LOAK OKKIGKI. : ^
AT 212 BROADWAY, CORNER OP Rl'LTON STREET.
the highest price is paid foi Diamond", Watches, Plate,
Jcweiry, Optical Instrument*. Ac. Liberal advauocs made
at his pilvat< rooms.
J. 1!. BARRINOER. 112 Eroalway. room 13. ap stair*.
A T 8M broadwat CORNER OP BOND STREET,
J\ rouin No. 6? IILNKY IIYMAN procures advance*of
cash on Dls'monds, >-et or unset, or buys the same fir easti;
also on Watebea, Silver Wate, I'isnosimd Personal P roperty
At cc Nassau strbst?a. ftotuoMAN, diamond
broker, nink** liberal advances mi Diamond*, Wntchea,
Jewelry, Ac., or buys t.i m at full value, at Ills pri'ato office,
66 Nassau street, room No. 2, up stalca. Business confiden
tial.
SKW FV?UOifiblllt
Fm AKIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK MEDICAL AD
vis r and Marriage Ui nle, (It'll h edition, over 4iK>
ptge*, U' ar'y 1011 elecirt',y|>e cuts, < ontaluln^ full anatomi
cal, me ii al and pliyalo'.^u nl Infoilustlon never befof? pur
llsln d t>> M. Lirmont, physiciatl and surgeon, 617 Broail
way, up stairs. Hour* for tiiwl iieiit, s? A M. to<IP. M.
Ho J 1.1. $1 by E. WAR.NI'R. N " I Veji y Slieri, and ROSS
A TOI'SEY, 121 Nss-.au street New York,
A),THOL?U*r ,
\HTONI8HINO.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
da twiner, iia.i foieslght lo tell how soon and how often
jou uimry, an I all yon wish to know, even your thotighia,
or no |i*y; luck) eiiarma tree; li?r equal la not to betonml;
h i ma ,ic Imaiie l.i nnvt In fuil operation. No 1K4 Lndiow
ftruet. below Houston. cents; gentlemen notalmRled.
CPORA A SEAMAN. INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT,
/ ha* reniov< d from Division stric t to ltit Wcat T?sti.
tletli street, hi t?leu Seventh and Eighth avenues, when*
She can be const,:led upon all subject*. t>Oth medical *nii
business. da.> and even ug, ?. Itil VVe*l Twentieth r.tr?et.
MBADAME RAY Id THE BEST CLAIRVOYANT AND
Astrnlogist in ihlselty. Khe tella vonr very tlieught%
gt>?? lucky numbers, raitsea apcedy uiarrta?aa. No. JtiO
S. ventli avenuo, naai Twenty-wrnutu street. Ladle* 25c.,
gentlemeii Me.
Maim me hakt, having returned prom kit
r"i?. announc** lo the ladle* ol New V** that **o
can be . onsulied at No 21 E?si:t street ii|kui the past ami
fi turt. spr. tal tntoi'iiiatlon a* to toriune, marruig*, and
eliarin?glv?u. Ordinary fee tS cents.
Ml Its addie banker, mluical and business
i lalrvoyaut ar d Spiritual Mc llunt, st: vessi ulljr it* la
all dlseaaes; e*uauitatlon? on hu? iness, Inniluatile advleo en
matters of lire ana l.apriuess. Rooma S2V Pourtll street,
four door* we*t of Brosdwsy
Madame Florence astoindr aix nr.u m i
torn; she tell* pa?t, ptesenl aud fttfir? evonti. give*
lucky uiimberi, shows likeness of future husbaug, cuusra
speedy marrlHg-**. rtoetns Su7 West Thlrty-lllth street, west
ot Eighth avenue, thiln Door.
NB.-WHO HAS not HEARD OP Til BCKLBRRATED
. Madam PREWSTKA, who has removed lo 09 I lilrty
?ishth Mhiet, corner ol Klith avenue, over the baktry, and
wuio can l>e consulted nilh entire satisfaction! She has no
?anal Sh* tells tlie name of future wire or hushaiut; *l*o
thai ol her visitor. If you wish truth ;lve bar a ? all,
Tub orbatbst wonder in the world is the
aoeomplisned Madame BY HON, from Pans, who
can lx* consulted wttli lh* strictest conRdenee on all sf
lair* of ill*; reatora* drunken and unfaithful hnsbsod*; ha*
a sec; rt to make you beloved by your heart's Idol, and brtn*a
together thoae long *epar*ted. Ladtea 29 c*nt*. Reitdeac*
?0 Third avente.above Twclith stieet.
l/'r BO WERT.-MADAME WIDOEP. CI^klRVOYANT
X')? ' and ijlfieil Spmilsh la<lv, unveil* the myaterlns cl
futurity, love msrrlage. ,b?'M t rlends, Sifk ues?. pre* ?4he*
me licmes for all "lseas*?, tells inuky nnmbgr*, ptoperty ><>*1
er ? olen, Ar.

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