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New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
THURSDAY, August 1s-P. NJ.


The news dispatches concerning the war
have not been sufficiently clear to-day to exert decided
influence on the different markets. The nnancal al
vices, however, show that in the foreign markets tne
Prussans are believed to have been substantially VIC
toriOus in the recent engagements, also that an early
termination of the war Is expected In London o-os OF
C2 are reported to have closed at 6b0ss the hghest
price since the outbreak Of the war and consos at s
Az was expected in wenformed circles and noticed in
this column day before yesterday the directors OF the
Bank OF England at their regular meeting this morning.
reduced the minimum discount rate Of the bank the re-
ducton was per cent and the rate ia now A per cent
In the open market great is the ease In money dis
counts arc readily obtained at per cent under the DaK
rate
The money market is steadily hardening, and to-day
large number Of loans made toward the close OF
bank hours at per cent, although the majority OF the
transactions early in the day were at and per cent
Balances however, are stil standing with the Leading
dealers in Government bonds at per cent and IN no
case have they paid over per cent Some OF the large
banks are sending currency TO tho West but as yet the
shipments irregular and in the aggregate not large
The decrease of twelve millions in the currency balance
of the Treasury yesterday is to-day explained by Assoc
aed Press dispatches 70 the effect that twelve mions
OF mutiated notes redeemed day before yesterday
and that yesterday an equal amount Of new United
States notes issued which again brought up the cur
reny at tho opening of business to-day to about
sOOOOO The market for commercial paper is the last
TO respond TO any chahge In the money rAet anu DIS
vet there is change in rates, which are as follows:
Prime sixty days acceptances, 6td7i per cent; four
months per cent and six months u TO 10 per cent
Firstclass single name sixty days. passes at to g. and
four to six months at per cent Foreign bankers
sixty days paper passes at and domestic bankers three
to four months, at to 10 per cent.
The gold market has been only moderately active and
free of excitement The range Of the premium has been
s per cent lower than yesterdays average price, which
is due to the advance in securities in the foreign markets.
the war news as above noticed having had apparent
influence The premium is supported by the continued
large shipments specie and speculative influences al
though at the present time the latter moro evenly
divided than for time past The principal sellers
continue 10 be the German bankers who have confidence
in an early termination of the The highest sale of
gold to-day lb and the lowest at 1l64 the latter
having been made late in the day, after the regular
hours The following shows the principal quotations To-
da m the Gold Room:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. A. g HATCH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, No. Nassau-st.,}
NEw-YoKK, Aug. 15, 1870. !
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC r. r. 6 per cent GOLD.
BONDS having 20 years TO run, to-day selling at
$685. at the rate ofSs1O they yield per cent ia gold
interest and principal payable in gold coin, IN Nee Yor
City.
They are secured by First Mortgage on pTopert
worth four times their total issue "a road having
princely revenue-nearly $3,O00OO0 for the first 81
months of this year. and S727 800 for July, being
increase of SS0O0OO the large revenues of the
same period last year. while the annual interest pay
mens are 81 100000. They good and as safe as
Government Bonds Holders of the latter would do
well to capitalize the difference while the Centras
are SO low-occasoned by the return of these Bonds
from Germany, account of the terrible war now
raging in Europe. The amounts now coming ar
small, and are being steadily absorbed by heavy
capitalists here.
THE U. S. CURRENCY SIxEs-principal and ntere,
payable in lawful money--with average of =,
years to rum at 1S fat pay only per cent currenc
TEN-FoRTIEs, with "a years to run Gt is not pro
able this issue will be called in till maturity, AZ
portion of the Bonds authorized by the Fundh
bill bear per cent, at 104, about the present pr
less coupon due Sept l, pay 4. per cent gold
SKIES of 1881, having II years to run, az the curre
rate 1l450, pay only A. per cent gold.
FIvE-TwENTIEs, assuming that they will not ,
called in for years, at lO9 pay but per cent go
per annum.
This opportunity TO realize so handsome additio
to their capital and at the same time large mcrei
in the average annual interest yield, by an exchar
into Central Pacific Bonds, may not occur aga d..
We expect, as the demand for them is large, d Is
they cannot be had at the present price for s1y
length of time. Fisk & HATCE
N.B-We allow Interest on Deposits, make D.
lections, aud do general Banking business.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
The following were the closing street quotations as
reported by Messrs. Fisk & Hatch:

The State bond market has been rm but without fea
ture Georgia sold at ei and Alabama State s. at 99I
GlO0 Railroad bonds also dull the general list
Central Pacihcs continue IN demand, ana the price has
advanced TO S7ias5a At the First Board sales were
made at s7i The follow ig the closing street quo
tions OF the Union Pacific securities: First mortgages,
s2s ds2l Income boud III GiS Land Grant bonds, 12@
72 and Stock City Bank shares have been duh.
The stock market has been fairly active to-day, and
prices have declined the entire list The decline was
started in the morning by heavy sales OF NewYork Cen
trail and Hudson stock and certificates which sales were
said to be for the account OF prominent specuator who
was a buyer few days ago on information from Sara
toga. After these stocks, the principal dealings have
been in Lake shore, Wabash Rock Island st. Paul. Ohio
and Mississippi. and Pacific Mail Investment shares
have dull Illinois Central sold at lS6, Delaware,
Laekawana and Western ut 1856 Fort Wayne. at 94.;
Chicago and Alton at H., and Morris and Essex at 3d.
Miscellaneous and express stocks have been dull. The
following shows the to-day of the principal stocks:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
GILMAN, Son & Co.,

BANKERS, No. AZ ExCHANGE-PLAcR,
Offer for sale the following STATE of ILLINOIS CoUs-
TY, and TOWNSHIP BoNDs:
25 per cent bonds Clay Co., H., $1,000 each, as ~
and interest.
$50 per cent bonds Clay CO., H., $lo0 each, al
so and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Lamard Township, Wayne Co..
$4,000 each, at % aud interest
10 per cent bonds Jasper Township. Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each. at 95 and interest.
10 10 per cent bonds Bedford Towr ship Wayne Co.,.
$1,000 each, at ~ and interest.
20 per cent bonds lIarter Township. Wayne Co.,
81 900 each. at 95 and interest
5 10 per cent bonds Big Mound Township, Wayne
Co., Sl,0O1eac ut " and interest
These bonds were issued under a special act OF Leg
islature. Extract from letter by the state Aud'~
IL Is the duty of the Auditor of the State to eVy
from time to time. sufficient TO meet all ACCT"
ing interest and,principal'
GEORGE OPDYKE IL Co. are agents for the sasc -
the following desirable securities which they 49,
at low prfees:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
Proposals.

PyGrSEEp OFFICE T. s. Army EHwPoRT r. l., August H. 1910
DREAKWATER at BLOCK ISLAND, X; l.
ID SEALED PROPOSALS win be received At this Office until sanr-
on sEbSEoure Of Breskwaer at Block Island, L. Iof
Mi bsn At point on shore Sands Landing the south
east part Island sd be built ou TO- and along line adjoining
Cy Head and Pve Foot Rock It's total length Will be Ssog.
feet byound the low water line The greatest deph
line the Beakwater at It's sea extremity where
there sixteen Ql feet mean ow water From thence
smooth "a nd underad With clay and fall Of the tide Is
The sabstrnare Of he beakwater simply dropped into
form slope three 20 base to one W perpenulr
a toward the land AM TO be thirty % et we AZ mean 10y
water level be begun at the shore end aud be tnshed
Up low water level as progress iTgn The ore d,, ,
concerned pieces weighing not less than one ana one quarter
m without regard to shape except that there must be no s
1t 6eeycd this work Be done BY ye unloading he,
perfect safety though heTe Will be times te carrier progress OF
the yok be lost The
from southeast and duhn storms from that quarter the roiead is
uuteuAble for vessels Of Any class
To eomp the 0 SEre about CITY thoasand tuns Of stone
will be required bu! pent the funds appropriated will h esii-
mated pay for not than ten thousand tuns frpo,ab VIII be
ony for the s5la aud vii be entered into
for work to be performed after the 3Oth day Of June l5 ~
Payments vii be made monthly reseFTing tea @ per cenum III The
Proposals price pr which the will be fur
nshe and breakwater which price include all charges
whatsoever against the Unei Stntes.
be deposited by the contractor under the supervision or
Engineer Designated by the undersigned for that drty -
Proposals tie earliest time which will be begun
after acceptance proposal Work begun must be prosecuted with
Zach proposal mlr be duplicate accompanied by guaauty d.
pc With printed copy Of this Advertisement attached 10 each pro-
and VIII De urnshel by
other Information practicable 10 give
The object of advertisement being give every responsible and
dpdJk 1rJ opportunity bid for the WORK and TO secure 10 e
public tie greaest funl appropriated the right
Is reserved reject and all bids these objects are not thereby OBJ
Proposals must he addressed udergned and iniorJd the
enveCpe Proposals Tor building eaA"A'er At BoeA Island H.
Nai,r ofF FnOin Byt Mqior(en l. s A.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Nr.,- proro- MECHANICAL PROCEsG.-HIerr
oot,or ~ Munich has produced some admirable pie
, nv his new Photographic process lie first coats
~ :, rotent plate glass with solution Of gelatne.
sihnrnen sugar and hChromate OF pHash, dies H. ana
s"s II 10 LIGHT under negative. The plate Is then
Sted with powdered zinc in the same manner rs IN he
n to Iisht until the Whole surface
of the aim has been rendered insouble Before printing
he etches with diluted hydIoehorc or suiphnrie e aE
nv this operation the parts of bchromaed seahtuo h
covered with zinc arc rendered by The formation S nS
dragon susceptible 10y attracting water 20 greater W
les degree, while Che other portions uon whJn no The
has eetled are caahie OF ISct9g M Iy Nav as with
ahthOgaphlc stone
OZONE GENERATED BY THE ESSENCES OF
F1owERs-Prof Mantegizza lately read paper pelViv
tho Institute OF Lombardy on his eNpeI'lnen'.i
researches on the action Of the essences OF nowets IA
sVS,IeTv of bis conclusons l. The essences OF mnt,
turpeutinc cloves lavender, bergamOt HIS, I1Ryi'
IN contact with atmospheric oxygen in light, develop
very large quantity of ozone eqLil' II uTv
amount 10 that produced by phoelhoruS pS tb
and by the decomposition OF permangihate 0i po.h =
The oxidation Of these essences Is one OF 1e o in
vcui,nt means OF producing ozone, shCe oneh titv
vcrv mnutc quantity they can Ozonlc ElIBe lu'iIg
Of oxygen while tler action is very IN orler %
the CCatCr number or cases thc osSnCtS' ~ rn ~
10 develop ozone, require the artet ray oa vi
tbe uu in small number OF cases
they efcc. the change with diused light; in few or
none in darkness In some cases. however, the actoh
omc emf when the essence was placed in darkness
g. In vessel perfumed with an esSehcs, anu @
dried could stl develop prOporuonate quantity vi
ozone provided that retained sight Odor oi the e
sence Essences that developed the largest quahtty
of ozone were those OF cherry laurel panrOe Cloves,
lavender mint juniper, lemons, fcnue, ana Defgalno,
those that gave il in less quantity were ase, utcg
caieuut and thyme. Z. Camphor, as an olOhO5ehiV
agent is inferior TO al the aboyenalned eSseees. O.
In 40 cologne honey water and ether perfumes OF
aromatic tiucturcs, develop prOpOrdonate quantity o
o5one when they are exposed 80 the 0Ifect ray o INC
si,n O The flowers of the naIcissus, hyaclnth mig
nonete helorope lily the valley, &c, develop ozone
i'm closed vessels Flowers destitute OF perfume 40 NOT
deveOp H. aud those which have but slight perfume ue-
yelop only small quantities In view OF tesc rae
the Professor recommends the of flowers in maTsy
districts and places infected with animal emanatOns
as the powerful UXid influence of ozone may destroy
them Tie inhabitants ol regions should surround
their dwellings with beds oi most OdorOus flowers.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

Tie specie shipment by the Palmyra is reported to-day
at s26i,O ,OO0
Government bonds were strong early in the day, and
prices advanced, the purchases of the German bank
ers until after ~ o'clock, when it became known that
the offerings TO the Treasury amounted to e99s00 The
amount advertised for slOOOOOO and for the Sinking
Fund; for this million the Government paid l0o53 to
lO9e3 The highest offer to sell was at SlOS5 In the af
ternoon prices declined and at the close the market
steady. The following shows the quotations at the diff
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

In the gold loan market the rates have been fat and
for carrying l. IL g. and 6per cent. These latter
rates reflect the increased activity in money well as
reduction in the short interest.
The following shows the results OF tOays business at
the Gold Exchange Bank: Gold balances, Sl,252,3I3 !;
currency balances 1885, gross cearings, s7953 O0o
In the foreign exchange market the day has been a
dull one Rates remain as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
Oh A0.7Ii 80

The receipts of the North Missouri Railroad company
for the month OF June were: go,
For the first two weeks in August they were .o
90 l869 S70g12 W Inerease os %
The receipts the North Missouri Railroad Company
for the month OF July were:
1870.... Sl6,124 co ls69.. SlD li9 lne. 75yS'o W
For the first two weeks Of August: -
is7u....ss25 81 l369....... 0S72 Inc..... s1af9
The attention of the public is called 20 an adFtTso
ment of M GeOrce A. Hearn in another column.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

CHEF MEDICAL PURyEYoK's OFFICE, !
z---. l26 WoOsrKR-sr., SRw-fORK, August II, l870B
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until 10 o'clock THURSDAY 18th September 1870
for te 'se on the part Of the L. highest bidder the following
srlcles Of hospital hcliing and clothing viz:
Bel Sacks, 1900; Blankets 1000
Coants panes l50 q. Perchs Bed Covers
hatr,sses Hair, 80; Maskeo Bars. 20 CO..
Hair Pillows, 600; Pillow Cases, white 10000
Pillow Ticks, 1000; Sheets 3ottO
Drawers. ~ 900; Dressing Gowns. Is coo
Cotton Shirts 1lGO 81 pfsrs lOOOl
ooen Socks !0s0 towels Hand Roller 200 dozen
Toe above mertonei goods have used be
hth TO De IN good uon and will he sold stand
e h9tfnten VIII reserve the right bids either
Reasonable or from irresponsible parties hid
. OF any one article hsn the amount advertised Samples will be shown
am an nomaoa gwen at the Office No l26 Prince
Terms Sah r length o time will b. SLOWED purchasers
move their goo Pnpoa 10 he indors For the purchsse
p.tal Bedding sHd Clothing" CllAE sIIiHERLAND
Leut-CoL and Aotg ChL Mrieal Purveyor, U. s.A.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
New l1nblieatione.


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New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

Harper e. Brothers have published compilation, BY
Horace E. Dresser Of the United States Internal Rev
enue laws which, addition to giving the text OF such
as are now in force and those that will be when the re-
cent alterations take effect contains cOpious analytical
index and full sectional notes 1t also furnishes the
changes introduced in the Tariff by the act passed In
July. All this information, essential TO the business
community, is given in this work, in practical ana
business-like form.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
Ey1rNEER OFFICE o. s Army NEWPORT r. L. Aug. 10, 1870
IMPROVEMENT OF PROVIDENCE RIVER,
BSGNEEa OFFICE u s Army NEWPORT r. /, Aug. 10, 1870
IMPROVEMENT OF RAMTUCkET RIVER,

BSGSESa 0FPiCS 5. Army. NEWPORT r. /, Aug 10 1870
IMPROVEMENT OF RAWTUCKET RIVER,
II K LSeae Proposals will be received this Office until Friday tie
s day Of September 1890 y O'Clock for dredging The channel
OF the PaHucke River from about mile below DuneF Wharf To
the @ OF Pwueke to Obtain channel seye five 5 feet Sl and
81 (6) feet deep al mean low
The present low water depth foHr az feet and the
AMI IAN Of the tide Eve 5 feet The material to be eycayaei
and tne sand IL can be deposited high within distance OF
mile The amount to be eIcayatel is aboat 2OOD cubic ans Pro-
poSs Will state the price yard measured the also the ea
est time at which work win be begun after acceptance ofpWpo Work
ono begun m1t be prosecuted with all practicable diligence Payments
VII be made at The close OF each month entum being
tanned until the completion Of the No contract will be entered
Into for WORKING after the M Of June 1871 Each proposal must be in
duplicate accompanied by guaranty duplicate With printed OF
THIS adve.emen attached each PROPOSAL Blank for proposals
ana GUARANTEES vii be furnished BY this oce application and any other
Information practicable 10 give.
The object OF this advertisement being give every responsible and
odpdH party opportunity bid the work and 70 10 the
public the greatest Of work with the funds appropriated the right
reserved to reject and s bids these objects not thereby
obtained.
Proposals must be addressed Undersigned and ndorse the
envelope Proposals for Dredging the Pawpcke River r. l."
g. X. WARREN,
Major o Msi-Gen. u. =. A.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
oVucs DEPOT Qr4arrasAsrxE,

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TEhT POLES, or less. - ~ -
he Poles TO he nsnuf,e; ard from pine
roi sfacatons conditions apply the
ohses a. Sheaeo Ill ST Louis Mo-. Detroit Mich
Washington, %. e.. N' ~ '
Inc ngh' 70 r9ect any ant all bids IL reserved
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'o' isA ipia' by orier Of the Quartz rGenrr4l.
o. H. HOiT, A. Y. NJ snd Depot Quartermas,er.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
Iuetrufilon.

s. TTIUE KINDERG ARDEN SCHOOLS begin
% School for Girls & - w. "a sSt srspeyed ss
from W. hs BPhyai9 fefta,gn looms or youns shs'
Win The above School liOl BroAway Jths
con- ioe or creu apply Miss a. CoB, Pin, IS w. 2lsL
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
,"sl ~ OF The CITY Oh BAlONNE he CITY Hail.
wsr SsoI m to build the following SEWERS in the First
vo STt Sewer In Avenue s. erndng from Tst Kill
Ol brk Sewer IN Avenue extending
ohe pnoA sewer n Avenue extending Fhs Humphrey
0Ss Bnl seser Cetagest nom Avenue through Cottage
and Hhhst To Avenue W '-' ~eN o
Aeeorns'o plans aud 'pAadon.o City Hail. they
CITY auryeyor ~ ~ ~ >" -
tory o the Council ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~
Civ sf Bsyesne, N Aug H. Is7o PJ SMITH tsy Cle,s
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
faw- Schools.
Geaebers.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, who has ample
N erpeienoe DISTRICT s.hoOh Ihe oe'rsiere"es
Address JUVENILE, Box rs, Tribune Ohoe.
MIR. MASH, Graduate of Cambridge Uni
wi rerty England ,eeks ENGAGEMENT High aanments
long erreeuce good testimonials and e cneeA hue' "u ~
peoiel Address Mr. MASH, Poaghkeepss
TUEACHERS WANTED for English, French,
German Cas.es Painting and Music 10 nr9duee 70 Families
sho rd nnsres throughout the country. Address with stainp
tbs AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL UNION No - Broadway, N
TVANTED-A MALE TEACHER for Prin;
w r f Pube school, Address stating terms experience aud
,s,eneel l BOARD or EDUCATIoE. Glen Cove, L. l.
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Gc!p n)anteo.

ITO STATIONERS and dPRINTERS.-W Wanted
thoroughly acquainted With the PRlNIN and st4iOh
FY Iuu competent work ami pnce must be able
10 influence some Address, fr week with reference A. T.
D. Tribune OGce.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
Gnrnitnre.

DLAIN AND DECORATED FURNITURE
for Cy and Country Residences Also Mattresses kc all Of our
own nanufcture the Ashland Combination Bed
ead comlnn NJ single bed Glib in WHOLESALE
ASD RETAIL. WARREN WARD & Co..
IS aud u Spnng g-s., Crosby
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
BUREAU OF STATISTICS.

Monthly Report No. II, now nearly ready
for disribnton contains in addition TO the summary
heretofore published variety of interesting statistic
among which are the following: Tables showing q a
Imports Great Britain during the six months ende'
June 1870 Agricultural Statistics OF Great Bf1taln
Prussia, and other European countries Preliminary
Statements showing our Imports, Exports, and keeh
ports June, and the exports OF Gold ana silver
Coin and Bullion from New-York for the four weeks
ended Aug. Also, Table showing the comparative
Area Population, Public Debt, Revenue, Expenditures,
Railroads, Telegraphs Merchant Marine Army, &c, OF
the United States and Of the several European counes
corrected statement showing the estimated reduction
OF Taxes under the Tariff Act, and the following
Es0ed annual Reduction Of nk IHkrndI Rereue 6y < Ad a2
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
Gituations Uanie0--m males.

A YOUNG MAN of 90 wishes a SITUA-
"A TION In the wholesale or retail JEWELRY BUSINESS; well
posted and can sel. JEWRLRY, Tribune OIce
LARM HANDS, Gardeners and COachmen, at
6Bownggreen PIERCE Co have con,tantly on band trs-
class ssees Germans Scotch English reasonable wages
New-York tribune., 1870-08-19
nlusieal 1nstrumenis.

A GREAT OFFER. .,,.,,
~ HORACE WATERS, AS1 BROADWAY, EEW,fOkK, 49, -,
win dispose Of Hundred PIANOS hELODEoNs ana On1Ans
iii tale from Al fl5 monthly until paid the same 70 Let ana
n, orey aoprd purchased New Chsksnng Fanos FOR hsnS
Monthly iusailsas received for same.