The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1851, Page 5

MONEY MARKBT. Mospay, July 14—6 P.M. ‘The stock market opened this morning rather heavy. ‘here was no movement of importance in any leading fancy. Quotutions generally compared with those cur- vent on Saturday, exbibit a eight decline, and there was very little disposition on the part of speculators to ope- wate either way. At (he first Board, Harlem fell off 1; percent; Erie I. R., ';; Reding R. ., 1s; Norwich nd Worcester, 2. Canton Co. advauevd %{ per cent; Morris Canal, 14. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $128,334 63; payments, $65 790 90—balance, $1,237,131 03. ‘The steamsbip Franklin, from Havre, brings four days Jeter intelligence from all parts of Europe, The news, in acommercial point of view, is of an unfavorable cha- vacter. Quotations for cotton have found a deeper depth, end there was so little doing among the trade that it ‘was a question if the closing prices could be maintained. Breadstuffs had declined, in consequence of the favor- sble appearance of the growing creps. We have no ebange to report inthe money market. The bullion in the Bank of England was steadily increasing, which is ‘the only encouraging feature in the advices by this “THe Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad Com- pany have declared a dividend of five per cent. The Delaware and Raritan Canal, and Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Company have declared a eemi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 17th efJuly. The Augusta, (ta.) Insurance and Banking @ompany have declared a semi-annual dividend of four dollars per share, payable on demand; the Mechanics’ snd Traders’ Bank, New Orleans, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable to New York stockholders on the Ist of August; the Bank of Kentucky, a semi-annual @ividend of four and a half per cent, payable at the Bank of America on the 17th of July. ‘The transfers of U. 8. stock on foreign account, made @uring the week ending on the 11th of July, were as fol- Jows :—Loan of 1847, $257,000; loan of 1848, $31,500—to- tal, $288.500. This unusual amount of transfers is ex- plained by the fact that the books were only re-openc on the Ist instant, and that but four days of the preced- ing week were devoted to the large accumulation during the entire month of June. when the books were closed for the preparation of the sem{-annual dividends. We understand that the debt of California, amounting to $500,000, bas been funded, and bonds bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum, payable semi- annually in the city of New York, redeemable in five and ten years, have been issued. A direct tax has been le- vied for the purpose of paying the interest promptly, and the State agent will soon be here to perfect the arrange- ments necessary Qearry this act into operation. The trustees ¢ Ythe Bank for Savings, Chambers street, will pay an interest, to be paid to depositors, of five per cent per annum for the last six months, ending Jet inst., on al sums amounting to five and under five bandred dollars; and an interest of four per cent per appum on all sums of five hundred and upwards, pay- ‘able on and after the third Monday of this month. In- terest not called for will be carried to the credit of depo- sitors as principal. The aggregate amount received for tolls on the New York State canals, from the commencement of navigation to the 7th of July. 1851, inclusive, was... $1,211,678 89 Bame period in 1 _beR,062 90 Increase in 1851.. aah “p2i0,015 99 At the same rate of increase ‘throughout the season, the aggregate receipts at the close of navigation will not fall far short of the total of 1847. The Harlem Railroad Company have declared a semi- annual dividend of two per cent on the old capital stock, out of the net earnings of the six months ending June 20. The earnings of the company have been large enough to warrant the peyment of a larger dividend; and the Board of Directors must have reverved great sur- plus for purposes best known to themselves. If they wish to depress the market value of the stock by making mo inerease in the rate of dividend, it may be well enough, so far as they are concerned, and enable them to get all the stork they want at lower prices; or if they wish a larger surplus to their credit in any Wall street bank, for any other purpose, they may accomplish the object they have in view; but all this comes out of the pockets of the stockholders, and they have no redress. ‘The laws of this State are very defestive on this point. The board of directors, in all our incorporated compa panics, have absolute control over the financial affairs ‘apd operations of each, and the stockholder have no voice in the matter, except at the elections, In the New England States, the stock- holders have a voice in every movement, and at the Bnnual meetings, accept or refuse, as the majcrity de- sides, the amount of dividend fixed by the board of @irectors. Here the rate of dividend is fixed by the di- rectors, from whose decision there is no appeal. The ‘abuse of this power is #0 palpable in the management of the Harlem Railroad, that the stockholders should avail themselves of the first opportunity to provide for a bet- ter protection of their Interests, and place in power ‘who will give them the benefit of the profits of the com- pany. The annexed statement exhibits the gross income ‘and expenditzres of the Harlem Railroad Company, for the firet six months of 1851:— New York ax Harte Rattnoan. Grose earnings for six months ending June 30, 1851, offcial 1g expenditures, do. do. Net earnings $141.05. Burphceon had after payment of last dividend. Net revenue. Dividend on preferred Taterest on debt, estimated. Dividend on old stock, 2 per cent. Surplus in hand... . r Ttappears by this that the: company ‘had in hand on the ‘lst of July, 1851, @ surplus of nearly forty-one thousand dollars, after paying all dividends, interest on debt, and al- lowing fifty per cent of the gross receipts for running or ‘operating expenses. The company could hays paid a semi- ‘annual dividend of three per cent, and had « surplus in hand of sixteen thousand dollars. The gross receipts of this company in 1849, were $419,000, out of which the ‘directory declared and paid a dividend of four per cent In [800 the gross receipts were $490,000, and the direc- tors paid a dividend of four percent. In the first six monthe of 1801, the gross earnings were at the rate of $620,000 for the year, and the directors have declared a semi annual dividend of only two per cent. Now, in view of these facts, one or two things is pretty certain— either the dividends in 1549 and 1850, were aot actually arned, or the dividend just declared out of the earnings for the first six months of 1951, leaves a larger surplus im hand than our calculations above exhibit. Taking the grove earnings for 1550, and applying the same calew- lation in relation to expenditure, &e., and we have th, aanexed result — Kron receipts for year ending Dec, 31,1851... $430,000 Operating expenses, 245,000 Net earnings $245,000 Dividend on preferred stock 8 per cemt $120,000 Dividend on old stock, 4 per cent 96,000 Interest on debb.....0)0.0... 15,000 Surplus in bend me ne $14,000 ‘This settles the question relative to ‘the dividend out of the net earnings for 1850. On the Sist of December, there was a surplus on hand; we have therefore no fault to find with the management for the smail dividend that year; but the fact that they had euch « surplus in hand, Derides the surplus of the year previous, makes it more criminal on their part in depriving the stockholders of their just dues. The only loophole through which the Board of Directors can escape condemnation ia the in- tention to make the dividend for the year 1851 the full rate expected by the stockholders, to pay four per cent out of the net earnings for the last cix months of the Present fiscal yeor. Such we trust is their determina- tion; and for the purpose of showing how the eccount will stand at the close of the year, we annex an estimate of earnings and expenditures:— New Yoru avy Hanuemt Ry LROAD. Gross earnings for year ending Dec, Slst, 1851... $625, ‘Operating expenditures "to ~y ’ irre] Net earnings, 1951... @urpius in hand, Deo. di, 1861 It appears by this that the surplus in hand on the Set of December, 1851, will be upwards of forty thorwand doliare, after paying six per cent dividend on the old stock for the year. If we had only provided for a divi- dend on the old stock of four per cent for the year, the eurplus would be increased $48,000, mtx king an aggregate Of $86.00. All these calculations and eatimates confirm and strengthen the opinion we long ago formed relative to the productivencss of this important work. The di- rectors have no exeuse for not declaring « sem!.annual dividend on the let of July, of three per cent. There ie BO Heoessity for reserving euch w le-ye cuvplye—we prospective wants of the company do not require it, and the management have no right to withhold it. Wehave no doubt the next semi-annual dividend will be four per cent, making six for the year; but everything depends vpon the quantity of stock certain indivi- duals may bold, We have seea so much, lately, of the mancuvring and financiering of directors in short of the stock? That is the great regulator, and sto must pont themselves upon point. $5000 U i had % meen W she Brie RR, 510 84! 0200 16% 80 Harlem ‘a «73 100 Read Mort Buds, bs cry der 290 30 1000 Erie 23 ahs Del & Hud RR 100 Edgeworth Co 8 Bank Com 20 Bank North Am 20° "do 25 Canton Co, 60 i be lh mo Oy 2 Bank ean 362 Brie RR, Soy S) Hud Riv it do we SECOND BOARD: Pe : . $10000 Erie Cnv,71,b10 34 160 she Bi wo fod MW Reading RR, i) 6534 100 do bw) 55 ayT N Js M Co 2 53g 10 Bak wz Sh Uo Nor & Wor RR,bis Ear 8 10 Harlom RR 7338 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES, rp BERE Wa was A LETTER, PUT RCTED TO CONTAIN red. a dollars, with the directi retences taken out of howd Present this graft i care of ie Fourteenth street, New York. ORIENTAL, LODGE, NO. 68 I. 0. OF O. F.—THE MEM- bers of this Lodge are Fcosifally se requested to attend the funeral of our deceased brother, ‘dea, from late residence, No. 182 West Twenty-t 9a", street, on Tui day, a0 5 INO. HART, N. G. ita bay d Office. If ba stop payment, an y Joka Donnelly, 09) Lanarey, Seo. Galaates i. Codar street. Qu pad SITUATIONS FOR ABOUT FOUR HUN. servants, | rican, d good ent 10. Lv English, Ame , pope &c., Cooks, General Werk. ae hen ‘Wait Laren Coachmen, t Protestant A, ‘armine since bout ‘tie ber ie t, about id Society Oaee, 106 offices patronised by the most respectable © first class servant, ANTED—A SITUATION BYA FOUN MAN, wim. Bar-' ‘an writes it ine SB! Mulberry ‘eth pol ttention, or sch ‘be seem per- ‘ED—BYA RESPRCTABLE Wares French YOUNG GIRI wae nd a ry seprivate Seca ts iis Maiden lane. “Pleaae inquire at 8 situati ‘Tbe W4NTED-2Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation ae Seamstreas and Child's Nurve. Would make he ful. Good city referenos. Pleuse call at Witlet street, Can be seen for two days, ANTEDBY A PERSON FROM Lendon, family, or as 3 Mrs. Cole, 44 7! aes JEWELLER'S BOY, S008, 14 YEARS old, to kee) bs e pies run of errands, &e., for spply without the best references fa Ck aad abi guility learn the trade. Address A SITUATION BY A WOMAN, A oni hing and ironing.’ Soe ‘the be: PI 38 Fifth and Sixth avenues. To ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, Who has lost her baby, four months 01d, to was nuree 8 baby at her own residence, 200 aven Four- teenth and Fi nth streets. City reference gi | WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, A SITU TIO: Chambermsid.or to do the general fi housework of a family. Good city reference given. ‘at thi new: Sith strect and Third aveni 5% of city ret Thirteenth seen two days. ANTED—IN A CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, A competent Cutter, to take charge of the custom de- partment. One fully capable, may ainda good and perma- Bebe at this of b Og iressing, with real mame and reference, . D., at this of ORREST GUARD.—THE MEMBERS AND BX-MEM- bers of the Forrest Guard, are requested to mect at , 75 Prince street, on Ta 1 o’elock, to pay the ute of respoct to our late brother Patrick Herring. By ie of the Company, yea : c Tuomas H, Harr, Sec, mone LD TOPS ON DECK.-THE OLD TOPS OF THE EIGUTH Yard will go on their next, anaual chowder excursion, to Eheop's Head Bay, on next Wednesday, the 16th of July. They wl start at 4v'olock, A. M,, from their uendquarters, John C; Hashagen’s, corner of Prince and Sullivan streets, with Kipp & Brown's splendid six horse stage. N. B, Reu- ben drive OTICE—THE MEMBERS OF THE JOURNEYMEN Shi t Society are requested to meet at their rect, this morning at 8 o’clock, to Stiond the funeral of Thomas Austin, lave a momber of this Society, By order. CHARLES’ W. MOORES, Sec’ y. SSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREME: lar rly mecting of this asso Hall, Mercer street, on Tuesday evening, G.W. WHEEL )ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSMIP EXISTING under the firm of Cumings & See ia this day a solved by mutual consent. U New York, July 12, 1551, Nivoun SANFORD: ‘0 PHYSICIANS.—A PHYSICIAN, WHO I$ ABOUT travelling for the benefit of his health, wishes to dis- | pose of his Practice, which isa luerative one, in a pleasant applicant of particulars apply to Dr. t, from 8 to 1 A. M., or jou.d be made immediately, to5 P.M. Appl . before Thursdays W thE UNDERSIGNED HAVING USED COSTAR'S Rat, Mouse and Cockroach Exterminator, do inform our friends and the public that it is the greatest and best article to clear any’ place infested with vermin vor of fem, ‘and we reeoinmend all those whoare thus trouble try Costar’s Exterminator, and they will be satis gan tind Mr. Costar at his depot, 4 P. Y. Kin) 5; street, an ne; Croix’ Barlow, corner of Broadway and Be Underhith, George Gay, (7 Union Pl PERSONAL, aed NFORMATION WANTED OF MARY ANN LOWE, Who srrived at thie port on the Sth instant, in the packet ip Columbia from Liverpool. If she is in the elty she will please call at 38 Burling slip. F EDWARD CLARKE, WHO (ARRIVED IN NEW 8 present address to will hear someting to his adv: SHEN RESIDES IN BROOK. favor by calling at 94 Willoughby ome streets: streets, William LOST, ON THE LTH INST., IN Coenti¢s slip to the foot of Murray s ante atin Pe book, containing D pile of notes, with th above reward will be paid by r Inglis, No. 12 Coenties slip; 0 P Wages A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ituation as Cook, and has no objection to agsiet in the washing and ironing, or go a short distance in the coun- try. The best of city reference given. Please call at No. 4 Lamersley street, in the rear. 1 ANTED—A GOGD SERVANT AS NURSE, TO WAIT | on @ lady with two children, to travel from New York to San Francisco. Apply 24 Fourth street. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girls, situations to do Chamberwork, or general house- work, or to take care of ohildrer ‘can be seen for two days, between Sixteenth and young girli assist'in the el The other o 4. he washing and ironing. She has lived three years in her last Place, an has the best of city reference from her last place. Can be seen for two days at 233 Blizabeth street. ANTED—BY A RESEROTARIE YOUNG WOMAN, \d do plein sew- all family. Has Can be sven at No, 35 ed two years Seventh street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young man, as Waiter in a private family; good refe- rences given. Apply, during this week, at 277 Firstavenue. ANTED—bY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘® situation as Seamstrees; can cut and fit. and has no objections to assist a3 light work, and would be to the country; best of city references ea No. 7 feorth ay in the thread and ne‘ ANTED—AT NO. 4 SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN> employers for a number of well reoommen ted Servaute, Protestant, Catholic, and colored, such as eoachmen, cooks, nurses, ke. ts Wanting ‘employment will find it their interest to apply as above. Viaces vacaut, at present, for cooks, general houseworkers, and nurses. ANTED—BY A BESPACTARLD grat. A SITUA- r ke care of children, rete city relecenee, from her last place. er last place. or to do plain €all at No.8 WARSTEDSA SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, in a small private «family, to do general house work; fully competent. 14 Bl ith street, betwee avenue A and First 4uTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE swiss WOMAN, A rituation as Housekeeper 9 Please call at No. 20) Fulton oe alter, tn a peivate faeally. ANTED—A SITUATION, A YOUNG Woman, in a mily, to do general housework, The best of city reference be given from her last place. Can be fret Pr three days. Call at 140 Sullivan street, in the rear, Fst foo} a Wevae SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND Waiter, or to tak care of Mf chil mn. City references. m for two day ‘hirteonth str TED—A SITUATION BY A_ PROTESTA: 2a ANT oung wenen, 08 Seamstress; would do light cham ir. A Work if required. The best of etty reference given from her ast place, where she lived s year. Call at Mrs. Cotter's, 111 Mulberry street, rear building, ee COOK; 4 teem gd woman, co- vegans 2d very best of cooks. allowed, with stead TRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE PASTURE AT WANTS. WITHOUT CHILDREN, WANTS TO GO ifornte, wh family who ‘would ¢ sonsides ner sa Nurse and Attendant, + & stulvalent ts na tas sates Tateege money Taoney oF & part of ‘ie She tefuily iy com 0 ve ait city reference, Addeese BF U.s this oftcae A BEPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS & SIT. bermaid, or childee \d: writes & fairband. Can be seen for two days, at 76 Hamersley stavet, up stairs, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, WANTS, 4 uituation as Cook and to do washi ‘Ap: Sixth avenue aty-third street. Good city A geo. GERMAN GIRL IS ae or Pos idee aed situation in a respectable famil, Can i yecomme: ded. Aply at No, 12 ate stect, \ RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WANTS TO on. CPs cen Twos estyrecon aud reference come tela 8 situation as chambermaid and waiter, or chaw- 4 feneral housewor ina small, ction to ort dis- Can produce the Beat ot city refe- ys, at No, 5 Attorney street, front basement. A YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN, WISHES A SITUATION ‘a French or American private family. Ap- * pumeican WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS nurse, her own child being about four months old. faguire at 122 Clinton street, for No objection to the country. GooD pansexar! character, can hav piring immediatly e273 Third 8 ‘wenty-second streets, SITUATION IS WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman, to do chammberwork and take care of children, oF to do plain sewing;, good city referen: an be give teen, for three Hioate Gall ut No. 904 Ninth street, foure RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS Cook, aaa i, wash and iron, if required. Please call . 5 hth a for tw The best of city 0 irs. Perry. WHO CAN BRING A GooD q 4, if mot engaged, floor, back room, RESPECTABLE YOUNG ¢ Srah WANTS A SITUA. tion as Chambermaid; is an ent washer and ironer; would have ae objection to tg do general housework for @ small private ‘allat 253 Third avenue, betwee Twentieth and T x first streets, second floor, frout room, Go'clock, RESPECTABLE F PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN Wants @ situation, to do housework; is tefl plain and a good washer and ironer: has no objections to be re of children, Has the best ofreterence from her last place. Please inquire at No. 112 Heury street, front room, on the third lor, ABESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A PROTESTANT, whi thee but a short time in this country, wishes ® situa- e ambermaid, orto take childyea, or i. do chamberwork; a fond of children; is willing to mi ful; has no objection to go « short Please address 0. B., 67 Oliver street cellent se herself penerelly tance in the country, t floor. YOUNG WOMAN 18 DESIROUS pA TAKING A ituation as Uhambermaii, Waiter, or to do general house work, with the best of secommends Hall Please to Srrly Between Seventhjand Eighth avenues, 170, on the frst SALES BY AUCTION. Averion TON NOTICI Wx seloe froi Candie, Habits, ip Chat Wysecnent, Bird iui and ie | ups, orandy, Gia, Sega wack if ‘A. CAKTER, aon "nik pogeaine,, Lapses. ay» eet te’ sore, By Day grea Cheese, Ginger Plekles, Salad woe sy face, Ram, &e. y street. at half pein 10 containing 12 bot city. Ci A v ing No. 008 Brenda, In the basen IN, WILL BESOLD 7 EDNESDAY, Ar 105 reserve. aera of the Low A Clothi gett. boy 2 ke. ae : fatto aaa garments ir oy ‘season or climate, will be lots to suit, all F ym of Eighth “4 ne Furniture at etreet, comprising ten Bi good second hand’ Furniture of all culiar circumstan: EOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER— ASGION. Ban NOTICE— By BH iy the auction oe 8) ‘Nore Riise street, by virt ‘clock,in O'CLOCK, LARGE SALE OF nue and Fourth | valuable variety of | desoriptions, under pe- | Particulars to-morrow, Sale without ‘elock, in t regular sale of first of thie Tots eave ter to mon’ under sive yore dolla per annus on all sums of on re of five per cont of RSDAY, INSTEAD OF WEDNESDAY, directed an and an interest of too dollars and upwards, pa the third Monday of this mont called for will be carried ¥) the een of aie as prin. inderest to be pair rannum. for the last six ‘if sume amounting to five and t AT 1036 | tion rooms. 10 North | ate Furniture, woot) W lAm Street, THOMAS BELL, Auctione FINANCIAL, "ANK OF SALISBURY. NOTES 0: OF THE BANK OF Selisb land, “rede count, by B. HOUG. ANK FOR SAVINGS, CHAMBERS STREET, JULY F the provisions of the by-laws, the tus four per o day, the 2ist'day of June, Loans and discounts exce; and Brokers. troller and not returned Less registered notes onhand tluors RESPECTABLE eee , PROTESTANT GIRL wishes a situat ironer. Good cit} avenue, between Can be’ YOUNG MA’ wish to obain " fet on 1 ifteenth anc faistoocth treets, in the rear. ven for two days, if not engaged. ARS OF AGE, WOULD Waiter, or to sitend in a store. het drive @ horse and wagon, and is well acqu: ed with th yy No objection to go to the country. sive the Dest uf city reference, “May be seen at 25 Sullivan ET NURSE.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERI- can woman, with a full breast of milk, would like to take a baby to nurse at her own house, from some respecta- ble person who would be willing to @ pay liberally, | Her own erksts ta five weeks old. A girl is kept to do the house- Work, £0 that the best care will be paid tothe child, Inquire for Mrs. Lark, 117 West Kixteenth street. ET NURSE. ‘ANTED BY A YOUNG HEALTHY married woman, a situation as wet nurse. Is willing tomake herself useful. ae at 99 Madison stroet, Mes. Morely. Good referen ven. ET NUKSE SITUATION WANTED—BY A GE! teel and respectable Protes: man, whose child iponly six weeks old; haa no objection to Gis the country, Please address A: G..at this odies, or at 0 1 Jay street, Brooklyn, care of Mr. Wm. McLaughlin, 'O MERCHANT TAILORS.—WANTED—A SITUATION as Catter, by # young ma man who hae s ine ugh know. led e of the trade. ppl: C. G., office of this pried hy Fy wo oy Mamucos! eA Bowes. PP, DELIVERERS AND | CANVASSERS Deliverer a od Canvaators may have perms: nent situations ‘and eins wagon. (AppLY te FRY, v IN & 26 John street. MPLOYMENT AT 4 NAS3AU STREET, (BASE- meat. J; Reployment is speedily obtained for Book- ira, 8 jerks, Sabsol ‘Teachers, Porters, Bar- oo yachi to learn respectable seen as te oes, prhich —A GOOD THE NEW SET- y ying Goncecier “Apriy ‘atCastle daily increasing travel fers decksatte stand to wey parson wish ing ‘rane in th nin the business. For particulars, address R. L., ce of OR SALE—A penny HOUSE, ‘BILLIARD AND Room, ted in one of the best se locations in the city. Price $1,800, $1,000 cash. Ad 6G. W. fice. C HOUSE, IN TIE ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN 17 AND OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS PUBLIC ook by yo) 2 Lg L, hight, 1 Hea P.2. Sepee, wt 83 years of age, a situation in 8 rea etable tailorin, lower pact city; in one of ‘ee greatest thorough- See “Wiceees will deseaee od bore os) a raha mor giv Set isicastaeee ak ee aon, is information where he ma; will be liberally reward im found at THEDERICK WELLOWS.” Stable, 14 Charlton street. WATCH FOUND—THE ye ata CAN HAVE Ir, vertise cs by proving property and paying ad’ Broome street. Lt BROOKLYN, IN A 1 small family, to le at tmall ‘private family “where there are no boarders. Hogs. — FURNISHED APARTMENTS, | von oR } giv "Se without full beard for small families, with le gen' yr ” Hot, cold or shower a OARD IN JERSEY CITY—GOOD BOARD CAN BR | sbout twenty | § obtained in a pleasant part of Jersey City, minutes walk from the Ferry. for fauiltes men, Apply to Mr. J. CLEWES, Ferry Master, ont vey City. OARD WANTED. —A FURNISHED OR UNFUR- jeman—full beard nished for the tholic) family, Address Henery, Broadway Post Otic OARD IN THE COUNTRY —@ SHAL board waton terrace, within two minul Hot, cold, and shower bache. Referee oththe ferry. exchanged Wy AXTED TO RENT—A STORE, SUITABLE POR TH Grocery and Liquor trade—it mart bein a good loeation 7 and Liquor Store, njeations 0. B with pa Feepecting price and location, will Teonive ‘prompt attenti A*®? nN OFFICk BROOM WANTED, ty VFS of ANDLORDS HAVING SUITABLE BUILDINGS TO iter them fora Hotel ener vie aie coer sy Tr abe oe, bY OR SALE-A LIGHT BAY. HORSE, 154 WANDS Warranted sound and kind in all harhoes, ands stew all Sah 125. Also, light, ure seat shifting * quire lew, day, commencta at id to dispose of will please JOHN H. GATPIELD, Propris BANDIES, WINS, wo —THO leaving the city to to enll at the oelebrated commer of Crosby, es and Brandies in the city, at 20 per cent love than ater) erker boas, De od Branay refreshing hevernge inary part of the city. The colebrat ) Broome rigest, corser Crosby, d wife, without | — | street, corner First FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE, FOR Spring | ‘with of without Uresitfast, ina Bi with break (aetand tea, ina Tecpertacie private (Roman _ HOUSES, ROOMS, dc., WANTED, | Waster SUITE OF APARTMENTS, WELL FUR- part of the city, with board for s preferred. The si 0 tailor and cutter; t! office of this paper. of bert Sawa acnng the Tikes D., saan t ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, situation as Chambermaid or Waiter, orto do the light housework of — small family. enw mbermaid and W: tin the wash- “rom het Inst place, wisers call A Apply at 133 Eighteenth | ITUATION, BY A YOUNG woua, | pply at 63 Market | | by eppiyieg to ‘io OWES & fete ‘assau street, as Bede orner cdo Grand stroct. ity ty, rt bees ‘all ineumbra: 7 indivputatie Partice wishing te negotiate may address, post paid, J. W. City STONE, box ‘oat Office. LET OR Apply at ANTED—A bie companion, job language. A widow will not be ‘Address ©. U-S-Jes Herald office, oen- Was sy Te’ ‘one wel WANTED! sity ‘ATION, sy AN AMERICAN Grrr, rixteen age, te Ko in the countey with a Ind » take care ot dildeen. call at 49 Ridge etevet. D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTA ewtab: oelare Please eu Bot Tenth streets pte Srrcasiom, an A country. {7 ANTED—BY AN EXUERIENCED F FRENCH wo. ANTED. RESPECTABLE YOUNG. WOMAN, asituetéon in ite family as Cook, Weste and roner. apes Toferenes given, "Plesee to appty at 103 Nort ANTED.—A SITUATION “BY A RESTRCTADLE ahjcction to travel. ‘hes cane Jd. bette Jones street, in wee rear, will be euteely attended to. Heard Of two daye lf not engaped WwW ANTE DoBy A FOUNG, mith; ens give the’ esc ciy referon: eal Rina tied rent frous baepnens; can be geen for three days, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS ‘Conchman in ® private family, or to drive an Ornibus, ood reference given, ii AMES SPELMAN, 167 Washington strect, to YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN, WHO 13 __ ad teach a gen- all private »_ The best of city Oliver street, for a ‘The best of city reference £9 8 short distance im the filling any fituation, “Coed oR ww eb 4 an, dreomed vo L. Progler, barber, my 38 Bayard street, Can be bought y address Victor, For SALE—A yiney RATE LIQuoR STORE; WOUL D f fitet clase grocery, and liquor sto ar, yard, Re. The welling is in o 0 of “te Goath of the proprietor. Inquire at 215 Hos: ret. Y B rs, profits amoun' ire yearly. Reason for sellin ye. Apply on the to Howes & Bra: iS Bron DESIRABLE COUNRY SEAT.—POR SALE, A FARM of fifty acres of of which a considerdlo A copeieting portion is woodland, situate in Westchester « Seventeen miles from this eity, | Depot of the Mare Mi ‘The house, whieh i 0. il Wall street. BY ILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN DEDHAM, MASS.- ‘Two ee and desirable building lote, located in Whig delightful village, only eight miles distant from the city the Providence Railroed, containing thirtoca re feet of land SIN be sotd cheap ie Jor go or fureh cash, or excha cash prices, | AX! to let om warts eutablished Ciothing Store, where & vety profva hi ‘The ownet, deing out ot ealth, veil seute take ‘the stock. of will ot store it being about’ the by inane city ot GRATAM “is Donel street, "New Fork: MAN, 125 River wireet, Troy. N Arie Stere for Steet thoroughfare ners. The reason for sel Fetire from the business. App tate Agency, Ot Nassau street. T° LET.—A FIRST CLASS BOARDING. —- ‘E, RE. with the mode large house on T Sremees TAppy wo Kinobimer, | Tes LEASE —11 Lots OF | Righty. sinh GgpunD ON stecet, 175 feet from the Loy: WiLsOs. ) William street, FRANKLIN HOUSE BUILDINGS —THR on 4 oer Also, erent a of Pues at gig ih cae ee ‘tee young w Cook, Washe: LV? and I ay ay yee IN Cpartands trek deretands be had from buildings. aap ‘Apply yaad fuck ore ‘venue. Can be seen for somone \ ss ALL sTRE = ANT atc ae MBRICAN OR SCOTCIT Witt yt on mt are mane ot Na Tennant rity of Moree and a ft | RWREGRD Scot ieee aed AEP ty itty lime Poesen large ro 4 bedroom on se: on thi ye house is very h shower bathe. SITTING Room itlemen. Also, * Teena Termes very and water closet n eation wmew i geire at S08 ndwe, a" focenpante, re 9 LI, FURNISHED R ROOMS rT) ite FOR ADIFS © questions asked. Addguss M, E. P. 7 FOR tat Ti Wr, and corpor banks and depositor Due banks on demand. eeayet New Fork: \d Cashier temen' of Jun twenty-first dai notice of the Superinvend preceding the date of this report, requiring the same, ) ace cording to the best of their knowledge and belief that the mt aA TiViNGsT Subscribed and sworn by July, 1851, before mn the true condition of the Hanover Quesmns REPORT. of New York, an associated bank, on the morning of Satu. | Registered bank notes received from les mp- foresaid, and {the condition o id bank i# an associated bank, and i STATEMENT MESOURCES. pt to Directors All (ee due from Direetors of this bank, 00 Isaac Otis, les -M. Livingston, Cashier, of said bank, being’ duly tall weverally depose and say, that they are the President th business on the 351, (hein the day spec ‘ jank Department, next ot the h deponents, tl 1, 002, Prention ty losated in the city SHOWING lank, of the city 11,370 00 30,889 73 434,900 00 8,476 08 20 000 00 1,101 72 tat the foregoing is, in all re- | of making this eactod et such lozation. OTIS, President. in ay of JOSEPH STRONG, Commissioner of Deeds. £200.-% drawn by the Bau! mium) atthe People's Bank Hudson street, where State ents per hundred, —A SIGHT DRAFT ON THE England tor two hundred pounds sterling, of Ireland, for le (1 Exchange, Canal money, re: ber, Bvglish Gold aud Fit ey loaned on all kinds of securities. BANK OF 0 per cent pre- treet, neat uct at ver y= sale. ARTN ER WANTED $1,000 in pri ed res made immediately. Address D. ARIS BANKERS.—THE SUBSCRIBERS, jessars. Allics & Grand, 14 Rue redite- upon them for parties for the banking house 0 —_ Wy Wiiloi Riso, for traveller For terms apply te ENT OR ACTI Herald of jermaay, and a. joing to the Continent and to England. VE-TO IN- Application by letter must te ‘AGENTS ‘Swituer! . E. HABICHT & CO., 94 Wall atrect. Addresses of con facturers throughout Switserland, Fra and Ger ‘an be furnished. LOUIS BON DS—$50,000.—THE SUBSCRIBERS OF- y year ! sy Sear iy States of Wisconsin, [1] | Wiscouin lands, lo, by Wash Boy x ven. Fi Fy & 1 6 to be built in accordance wich T. Ss fer to those who see seeking good and safe bon drawings andy Disbursing Agent u. Trae I onch Hervéns linsis, and lowa, arse & Woodman, Mi rsil pay the highest investments, ape not exceed one of is your, ond he Aue ex fications L433. WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LO LOCATED IN THE m carefully eral Point, ices for lands Woodman: OLORED DAGUERREOTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS — a a aa | AY, eins skyline rooms, 105 Howery,, between, Heater ce we | grent variety ef manuhteeetng, ef. stees business purposes. | and Grand streets, ment in the y * TEDDY A } 4 yous XG WOMAN, A. Fee esa for ee fie ply to FRANCIS J. BAI sa be rate skylight Daguerreotypes, handsomely ca short mpi Cae oe | i te a amc Barats, Bite iy Tow rates. "No charge unless perfect satisfaction is pannus-corium Gro. gia Booteand bbe Cataies Uv moe FRENCH 10 BOOKS. RECEEVED PER laable tuitously, of ‘Wail weevets N WALKING, AND COMFORT TO THE FERT.— AgRIN wa Shoes are the softest, offered to the publir. tenderness of the feet, feng sureriority over lessher, 0.3 Astor House, Barclay street. RENUB LOOKL Plate Glass jarie a” bike for ts may fre hy fights, on appli ING GLASS PLATES, AND ROUGH from the manulactory of St. sali ‘OLLEN & Covoare, 27 and 29 Pearl stroct. ein be had corner of Goerek and h my Old Eetablished ¥¢ ‘and small fits, for ered, $4; ite Ash, Ty Lk, BOUTILLL street, three doore from Brondway, ‘to sell Coal of the beat q cash $3 75— Transparent 8 that hi T’H LOR'S SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT ‘SOAPS.— ‘These ore the caly really ‘cape made in Worl Orders sees ay LER'S SAFES, — bt. — Bw proof.” One of your seatetning about $7 been so long ex) merchandise, & large am: taalmoney aot inany cere In “FIRE PROOF BEY ON. Le Yr July kas es, et? ws much plessure to certify tl necertain ed that your eafos are what 80, contait ere it wae for rer tt shen Well dine Girectly wy ° taret Ba hich, unquestionabl po A “A Pe —Dear oy) affords stent dr el Henge sulamandor safer ‘ wae very severely tried by fre on 7 the eon a, ay mera talnion fee ae ifntisar TT wo Ny half tees. ‘ae Bosse ELSON, ry oem ey NEW Ss, vanes ite "Bey wtregt, 62 | Gances. ® | CLOTHING. | ni @ land warracts for - ~ therewith. Goorge liam street. attends to for soldiers or > Amen menreanee Mist oF 0 01 INSET TR GREAT av Washington gional moving ptt is 01 rose way, eve Bight maatal cesetes Vy TLANTIC ‘GARDEN. o> gawhie. 18 popular asing pe —UNDER THE NEw Ph PROPRI- ving States Infant the follow i $4 th cron Bedlow's at Fe eae Pun A YOUNG MAN, WHO IS A SPLENDID rood tunes, and hae s general knowledge of usical fi winhe establishme tw! A note OR BALE—A VERY BA DOCES AND COSTL! Festina? Fionotete. 5 joaton i, ia a0 po peseld 06 0, great sncritce, is senses aSceatseping, '& eae for "Hewes" American roadway, whore it oan be feta tion Piss fortes, No. * qntiee y new, ban Me Tose WOOK "aueecanae go5u, to Kerksieg & Browsing, 421 Broadway. INSTRUCTION. 2 Be KEEPING AND NAVI :ATION.—J, A. BEN- net, wuth n $)+tem of Practical tot. public that he will r ce of the Law in Soy tember next, until whi time he proposes to qualify afew or Navigation, at separate b Showlsdee of "either branch 0: scien Apply at No. 136 Fulton street, fice of th metery. H M4 bt NEW DRAWING ROOM D. NCES—LA aor. litza and La Tempete.—I nsequel of hie pa engagements, Mr. Honry B. sor of dam Lond longer, DOVE poy lat Vanderbeok's, here the music may ‘almer, pro fen, will extend bis stay for ton di whieh time he will give private lotsou For terms, &e , apply at Mr,,Willia wih warerooms, 479’ Broadway, had. EXCURSION! EXCURSION To 1 lon of tne Sunday Behcel eonuected with the Meshoure® Epi-copal Church, ia, Forayth street, will taxe place em raday, With inst, ‘The iiew and elexant steam P. ith, will Te rier foot of Robinson ewes at7 o’ clock, ‘A. M , and will proceed to the above place. The parents of tile eildren and those interested in the school, are particu- larly requested to accompany th XCUKSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY pay, except Saturds sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt. Smith, leave + of Hammond street at 74¢ 0 Canal street at 7X, Grand street at 84%, Call returning by 3B "bait, and fishing tackle provided. Fare, 2 ‘4 band of music will be-on board. cents each Way. RAND PrOuRsiONs To cae may —Fare 13" —_ RAND SUMMER EXCURSION FROM NEW YORK. N.Y. and Erie Railrond, to Dunkirk and Bes Beh otarrangementalmade mith the N.Y: Railrcad Company, tickets for the Ex ny oe will be thi Mat the low peice. of Ten Deltas, (08 seengera Will leave New York on the I thof July, in the Con pany's steamers at the foot of return from Dunkirk on or before aifording at opportunity to visit Nia wsreit ard the Upper Lge This the Ereatest opportunity, at the cheapest travelling upwards o ry x the H THE WATERING PLACES. aian eee WASHINCTON MAUL, HIGH BRIDGE, YORK Island side. The above new and elegantly constructe ea Hotel is now cpen for the reception of permanent and transient boarders, very luxury cam hero be found characterizes a first class hotel—afording one of the cool and delighttal retreats from the heat of the city, teas The crounda attac! Tim, of the, Bridge vy the environs. f New York possesvoa. to the Hotel commaud the very due and surtou & scenery that can Boats, tuc- always in re of Joba late of Ki iver bel; . es in waiting ai the “* Washing~ oi Also the Stecmboat Jenny L a B. Ma us ‘Tiore, Late of tho Pavilion, Shrewsbary Riv AVILION HOTEL, NEW ROCHELLE. BY W. DIt- ny Accommodation for Communication, is now open for ilies and oth tix tines daily, URF AND RIVER BATIING.—THE OCEAN HOUSE, Shrewebury, is now opened for the reception of visiters, A. MATHEWS. NN EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA—NEW YORK and Philadelphia direet.—Cuited States Mail Line — fhrough in 45 hours, via New Jersey Railroad. Paro re gnced to $3 for rst eles, and $2 59 for second class, Len Now York 006.4, M. trom toot of Cour ty nd ia.M. oie foot of Liberty street. Leave Peis taal ie and ys M. and5P. M., from the foot of Wal- ‘York to Philadel phi Leave Fi . Morn: tteamboat JO! Afternce June, at Acseet, "= | forws: TaD fare. $1 60. papers, Cuter exprer Prag ‘Crescent City, 2th i ts; freigh Through in charge ef special meswe ae a” Nord Veuey strecty eter DIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RE- L spoctfully informed that they on btain the full vaiue, iby for avcond hand er cast off Clothin m, ondin an, tity, large or #m their adure dia oar w st, of calling oa JAMB at his Clothing Store, 11 Orange street, near Cathe AST OFF CLOTHING WANTED LADIES AND GEN. emer a coud price for their left off clothing Circ ey Goodwin Non ay Che lace. Ladies, And gentlemen waited om at their residences. NG, FURNITURE, WATCH USAND agt orre OTRAS Til. Seah Waele 1s ANT ‘at least 50 por cont mor g Loan heres application, by, no'e or osherwieg TSAA4 G. LYON, wall atvoet, venoms ay ae tofore received, 0 to the sulbseri VART OFF CLO qo FURATTURR WANTED.— ies oF % che city, of break! skeeping, ean ob i ah ste oaah ri Hon * sending ° 4 Coe eee ete SUSEELDORE: 19 Kim sitecs. N. B.—Ladies atte Ji CAstorr. CLOTHING AND FORNITORE rae Wares ‘The bigl an he obtained b and céntios men meshes have'any lett on Che ice, Re aad Jowetrys Ke, to diapote of, Rae ‘te Ca up steire. evn La) ttende’ te by JASE GEY CUOTDING AND FURNIEU RE wa ies oF gentlemen leaving the oity, or ree. ap | — ya obtain the highest cash price f for r Ss wy ding th the ‘ 7 vending Hire ee OLEN, to Kim eteeete NS. —Ladien attended by Men Coben. the ole 0 ———— fi Baca" Oi Cans INDIA RUBBER GODS. RITTEN bold of Goodye: taing Rudder, befere hie “ppl therelog fre to Horace Outer, who r g oad factory) we 342, Dean Sin—Your favor of 2h came to haw 4 et Ine gree I will say, we. that I have onelwd you sey you will work for tion of Kee, ting the gum. Bring along hing you have er can mane. I wish’ thre =e ‘a neem errant a fow it thy te Shee see ten conte india Rubber shoes now made by Horsee It t upon Goodyear's in"damague to Be. themselves the Ht ber Co; Ni Pir ooee ‘ maratesa NDIA RUBBER CAUTION. THR OLD OLD STALI Drs, akon ay DI sea a aos ea, A OR INE Pi Fergie it. ee he & SON, comer avenue C and Twelfth 1