The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1851, Page 3

MONBY MARKET, Tuxspay, July b—6 P.M. ‘There ie nothing new in the stock market. Trans actions today were toa very limited extent, and the feature in the market is dulness, It appears to be utterly impossible to get up any excitement among ‘the rmall number of operators still remaining in the city, and holders of fancy stocks must be contént to look on, and Jet things shape themselves for the opening of the epproeching season’s business. There is very little pro- bability of any important decline in prices for stocks generally, and it is our impression that, from this time out, there will be very little in the market value of any on the list. Nothing but a great contraction in the money markets can depreciate prices, and nothing but ‘an active speculative movement can move them upward. The Macon and Western Railroad Company have de- elared a dividend of four dollars per share on the consoli- Gated stock, and the proportionate sum of two dollars per share on that which has not yet been returned for cons lidation. ‘The Dunkirk Bank is the name ofa new institution lo- eated at the western terminus of the Erie Railroad. The Jocation of this bank is such as to secure a legitimate heme business, Its circulation is secured by United Biates and New York stocks. ‘The earnings of the Ogdensburg Railroad Company, for June, amounted to $30,156; of which, $21,077 56 was from freight; $8,257 23 from passengers, and $821 from mails, express, and rents. The Chicago and Galena Railroad is doing a good busi- mees. The earnings for June, 1851, amounted to $13,866 20, sgainst $9,953 40 for the corresponding period in 1€50, showing for the month, this year, aa increase of $8,912 60—equal to nearly ninety per cent. The following table will show the gross and net revenue of the Canada Canals, for a series of yeara:— Pentre Works or Canava, Gross. | narges. «Net. £ £04 “s a. 1847... ....50,181 16 { siooat O° anane 3 1 3948.05 55140,403 15 6-678 10 11.38 815 47 3849.215211156,20015 5 8167 3 2 49,033 12 8 SUIT 1654772 10 63g 10,661 18 7 55,110 11 1134 ‘The revenue for 1850 was received from the following sources:—Welland canal, £37,925; St. Lawrence canals £2,393; Chambly canal, £2,966; Burlington Bay canal’ £3,679; St. Ann’s lock, £807—total, £65,772. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States, at this port to-day, amounted to | $253,215 45; $1,471,- ‘791 14. The current quotations in this market for foreign and | domestic exchanges, for uncurrent money, and for specie, are as annexed : paymente, ($18,555 $4—balance, reer Maceanens 910 mete! FOR Spxctx. 7alue Garol. dole. $107 ry 108 00, Franos... 97m MIM Balt dollars. HS Ik Doublovns: 17 "a 17.40 Portuguese Goid. 100” 9 100%, 1640 Spanieh dollars. “107 9 108 138 quarters.101 456 Mea: oils 106 8 1046 = Teo" quarters .101 2100" Napoleons. 388 The inquiry for foreign exchange has been limited at eur quotations. The steamers will take out a large amount of specie. Engagements have already been made for shipping upwards of a million of dollars; but it is pos- sible some of the orders may be countermanded at the letest moment. Domeltic exchanges, uncurrent money, and specie, re, main about the same as previously quoted. The issues ‘ef our State banks are not plenty, and the amount offer- ing for redemption is therefore moderate. The desirable character of the circulation of our State banks gives them a very wide distribution. The people of the West are particularly partial to the paper currency of this Btate, and prefer it to any other. It is, without doubt, the best secured, safest, and soundest paper currency in the world. Banks in other States, the issues of which are upon a similar basis, are, of course, equally good. This stock security system is so easily understood by al! clases, that it gives confidence to bill holders; and any amount is carried for any length of time, without the slightest apprehension. The demand for specie for ship- ment is confined almost entirely to American gold coin, which just now composes the bulk of the exportation. The mints of the United States have coined about thirty millions of dollars in the first six months of this year, end- ing June 30, 1851, most of which was gold coin of large denomination, principally double eagles. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quotations in this market for the principal public securities, at the respective periods named :— (Er SSeeeR FS 4 BSERe ; eee igi F2ze! ee us 16 108 10s, 108 104 weer e p: > VA * SaSE! | SSKE1 Be =! (2e@sii rs a a ry s = ry ow . “ rf = 6 * * * . ‘Sterling: * ° ® a s a a n a a a 10) = es - nd os Ss 8 OG Lg 8 698 ve Shier ‘amdenand Amboy RR...” = Bat Hartiord.and New Haven HR’. 18 8 183 1 ow ‘and a Ea laven Ri, nw 1 ‘the a ae % 9635 rr] 8 in 133 a bei 8054 ore and Onno RR Fiver RR Honda Wertern (Mase Rai Bye Hudson Canal Co There is £0 little doing in these securities, that it is very difficult to give quotations from actual transactions Bo far as we have boon abie, we have corrected the absve table from bona fide sales. and they ean, therefore, be con: ridered official,” Holders «€ these seourities ia this mat- ket are by no means disposed to part with them at cur- Tant rates, and it te og cecaslonaliy 4 small amount is ues 80 ant mies lied with eh capt that any amount of soe ~ the most moderate its 5 ons, Wy 100 Morris Canal. BS | Jutp 89 Nor & Wor lkR,bl0 br ave mt Pe Tink Com, full 105 am Roatine RR, ba 84% 10 do. an Si, 400 to Pa 5 oi SECON.” BOARD. “an she Reading RR elon RR 0 a Riv $000 Eric Conv. ‘71 Meo a. a oy | ‘ wing B | to Mr. George Smith, whose kindness | nience, and their hearty commendatic ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, ae aaa SPECIAL NOTICES, ere enna or. OF RED “MEN — —THE ¥ MEMBER jueéted to be puucti Wednes ay, the, al ate usiness ruse will be svted on. Great Tacohonee of the Great Council of the Uniced States. ARE SEREBY NOTIvIED TO Weg eat et Drill Ro: img, at 8 o'clock, td AG, 1851, to Con y "ord sce pees Captain, _M. Cousas, orderly, LEVENTH POLICE DISTRICT STATION, —IN | pursuance of & previous cull, « mecting was held by the members of the Eleventh Police District, July 15, 101. en. Peter Bquires wae called to the chair, and A Hoges ing elon ry nohary, The object of is rig oft fM4 Pag Squires to be that of consulta- th Poli PDiatriet and lil donation to the widow f U | the dian ot yurbai ef interchange of views on the subject, as to the pro ates to be pursued in reference to the’ Sirpedision of fun that a. be raised for the sid of the widow, it was, on mie, resolved, that © committee sphointed to confer ‘with the’ Fourth police dia ote, to the same; also to make such ia- ‘ae ma) to the rd of other | nd report ata future Totter, of condole: oy wetiae teh ace Late eretbar efiser, George tau - etn ive of the Tyuipabhy of the members ia it) y see lotion anc nt. perpaty 2 aon rere tETES SQUINES, Chairman, | 0 retary, rie" Shiee Wa. Sefirey, Thos. R, Barton, James Ryan, FRce COLONY, / AT TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA.— | Lecture om that assoclation of labore: French language. dy ever one hundred families, andthey | number. | CAR D.—THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY | jacere thanks, and on behalf of the bereaved | mother of the late Jos. O. Reynolds, lave Captain of the Fru: land Guard, to the members of the above compaay, but esp: ‘to Mesers, Murphy, Mount, and Larkin, for their an te au adn: and also, to the members o! Company No. 15; and also, to the mom fhe, lae tire Rinne Company No, Am pa’ olen, $0 the marae Howard, Foreman of said compan, nd last, but not least, aympachy, and attens tion will never be forgotten by those he has beun the means of solacing in the hour of trial; and to all the bs rtivipauts | inthe adoeremeny would fms suet ee am TEAMSHIP FRANKLIN, NEAR COWES, JUNE il. 1t51.—Near the termination of a success“) and pleasant Voyage from New York to Southampton davre, in the United States Mail Steamship Franklin, the passengers d sire to express their comfidence ia this » vble sitp, therrap val of her admirable arrangements." omfort and conv the urbanity and | teran commatder and his vole officers. They preciate, also, the liberality manifeste! ‘nthe ample and | excellent stores and supplies furnished t voyage, aud | the superior manner in whioh the Steward's department has been conducted, The liberal and enterprising owners and agents of the New York snd Havre line of stain ships have Qur cordial, good wishes for their success. (Signed.) A. | B. Hodgson, Franklin 8. Rinne och Durar, Williaa De R Rham, John Ellicott, Wm. ‘d Henderson, Samuel Withered, dl. W. Hills. Charles J aton, George Lomlard, W. G. Hunter, Richard Pollard, J. It, ey 2, Thompson, Geo. P. Putinan, C, Marnheerdt,” Win. Gray toi Charles F! Moulton, 5. C. E Delano, Rdward Delano. tan, Th. Frois, V. Rhemer, Jas ‘0. een, John 8 H Chae, 4 ‘acne, is. Wash »'A. Lawlert, A. ax, Hopmard Avignd, Tar PL Nolan, David Camup! NER OF JURORS, NO. uly 15, vereons exempt from jury duty, whohave hot registered tl eir exo.ption at thisotfive, | Are notited ot euch rs aoe on or hefore the 2ith pst. X, Commissioner of Juror TFICE OF THE CoMMISS 7 City Hall, Jul, Ass UE COPARNTERSLIP HERETOFORE between E Lewinger and Joseph Adeladorfer, | firm of Lewinger & Adeladorfer, is disaclved from this day by mutual consent, B. L. taking’ t IsTING under liabilities of the firm, will continue the business under the nameot EW INGER. Dpae eason of the year. ‘Church, in Authony jes served ia private PERSONAL. ~TO EMIGRANT BOARDING HOUSE ‘The above reward will be given to an: | York to San Fran Fe A i RO SBF SITUATIONS yo ABOUT FOUR HUN- rish, Seo aah, 2 aii A rm ni! at-the O18 Soclety Giles lod Ghaschorg starch shout & on ind, ofthc pecunalnes by the most respectable families aud WANTS. | A G00D GERMAN GIRI, 18 DESIROUS oP OBTAIN. | £2 ing a situation in & respectable | com Appl: 12 Beate on Pa Al RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG, Woit\N wants a situation as Wesher and Ironer, or ty do ce Tal housework or chamberwork, Please call st 122 Blovew h | street, front room, No, 7. e well recomme W ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN 17 AND 18 years of age, a situstionia # respectable tailoring establishwent, Where be eould make himself generally usef nity of learnis trade of t references idiven. Address ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRI can speak French and German, and ia a goo. situation in some private family, at 129 Maiden lane. wo seamst rences ibe giv 24 Lispenard stree Please inquire at ANTED—A GOOD SERVANT AS NURSE, TO WAIT on .& Indy with two ohildzen. to travel ‘from New PI y ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a kituation as Cook, and has uo objection ¢> assist the washing and ironing, or go a short distance in t ry. © of vity rolerence given, Pie: Lamersley street, te WANTED-A COOK; 4 PROTESTANT WOMAN, CO lored or whi'¢; one who thoroughly uuderstam vegetable, and pastry cooking, None need apply ex Very best of covks. ‘To such’ person liberal wages will bo allowed, with steady employment. Apply at 171 Front: ANTED—aT 14 NASSAU STREET, SALESME! Clerks, School Teachers, Porters, Barkeepors, Coach: men, Gsrder ors, Waiters, Boys to learn respectable trades, mien’ on is, Hailcoads and Farias, Applicants encore ing $1, free of postage, can be suite ‘Tinos. SPINK, Agent. ANTED-SITUATIONS DAILY FOR FIFTY 70 sixty Protestant, Catholie and Colored prone and plain coo! houremaids, narses, &e. cy 228 Fulton street, Brooklyn, &e. in Areckiva, and its wislasy, requiriag such and of @ respectable class, are respectiull Patronise this office, ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a sitnation, in a private family, as ia first rate washer and ironer; has no objoo pape dress, and wea pertoct handat it. The bestof eity reference? given. Has no objection to go. short distance in the untry. Please call at 251 Tentl tain | ood eetoe | ly solicited to | | YOUNG MAN WANTING A SITUATION IN A PRI- | vate family a6 Coachman and Waiter, has no obj | te town orcountry, and oun make mathe nde i i willing to give trial for a month, uni is frat advertiocment singe he lefd Leela LENKY TIMMONS, 207 i RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SI.U- aud woes assist in ation as Chambermaid and Waite the washing, or would undertake th no objection’ to the countr’. Can give j {rom her last place, Can be seen, at 11 | Moor fortwo | | GOK WANTED—A FIRST RATE MEAT COOK—ALSO ‘@ Pastry Cook. Apply to D, D, HOWARD, Irving Hou | RUG CLERK—A YOU \ with the retail disper ny | a drurstare, can Lave a goo ison | MAN WELL ACQUAINTED ‘and prescription business of Rey addressing # line ONE THAT UNDER- ad can come well re- d Cranberry streets, Zz 3 ms! S i business thorough Apply corner Fulton OREMAN WANTED—IN THE BLACKING AND INK department of Dunlop's Manufacturing Emporium, No, $8 Gold street, New York. Am active young man, who has been acovstonied to the manufacturing and packing of paste king sud writing inks, may man above. A native of n nO HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS—A YOUNG MAN | Is years of age, of good character and address, wants j ar tender in some respectable place Philsdelphin or farther south. Stlary A. D., Herald office, for two days, ET NURSE. WANTED BY A YOUNG HEALTHY marric Is willing tomake her: Apply at 99 ‘Madison “atroot, Mes. Mosely. ET WU RSD mh HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN | wants a situation as Wet Nurse; can good city | reference; she seen at S11 Eighth st between | avenues B and TED—A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN OR SCOTCH woman, in the capacity respacttnle private toni he tert streterenees reanired: | Irish need notapply, at Willoughby street, Brooklyn, NTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, A A ltugiton aa, Wet Nurse, who has. free tease of mitk; can give the beat of city reference. Please eall at 2) King street, front basement; ean be seen for three days. W *XTEDTA PURCHASER OR A PARTNER, WITH £00 cash, to take the entirs management of a light respectable manufacturing business, that will mepse profit to aman of business habits. Addeoss T. thisottice, station where an latervicw maybe bad. BY A PROTESTANT or chamberwork, to xo to the o ecall st 255 F ay an ime C., Bue, corner o vor, froat root seen fur two ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, tod» elainberwork, or washiag 4 or the work 0: eee Can Le seen for two Ninth tof city refer: situation the general housework of » mail famally— ane ster as Cham: bermaid, or to take care of children and sew. Can be well Fecommended from their last plac 359 Twelfth Can be seen two days. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE middle aged woman a8 Childrea’s nuree and Chamber maid, Can do plain sewing, has no objection to wash for a baby, and make herself generally useful to a good Indy. The best of city refereace produced. Ilag no obj & short distance in the country. Ple: First aveni « Eighteenth street. Ci ANTED—A SITUATION young woman, as Nurse, and Senmétress; understands ev.broidery. and customed to the care of young childrer Has good Pete rence from her last place, whiere she lived Is months. | Prefers going to the country. Can be seen for two days, at 45 West street, ront room. ANTED—BY A RESPE woman, who can gi situation as Nurse, and to take care of young children, jo chamber work," No objections to leaving the city, "Apply at 43 Lafayette place, for two day: ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to Cook, Wash and Iron. The best of city reference can be given from her last place, Hasno fection to go a short distance in the country, Apply enth avenw ects. Can bi oT en fur two daye Cindus, whe tecives oh tele per Meith hia'ife nd family. ANTEDTA) SITUATION, BY A. RES: n Friday last, per ship Enterprise. Inquire at 66 Cedar ‘oman, to do general housework, street, uprtaire., irom, wit the ing Httle girl, about Milles tees conte tian an AND slaas WARE NOT heme days re Plsses call af ty Mercer rtseet inthe reat LOST. ae. : ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE REWARD W ee Rae TOS eee Baer | St ee es o bect of city tate: 174 Wooster street, of a small black and oe Saaiad Slat, missed from the premiees on KC Monday afternoon, — DOCUMENTS LOST—YESTRRDAY 4 Willoughby streets, \d Atlantic, n smal or be ataining two Ly: uments {Ship's Frotects) Jeaving them immedintel Willoughty street, Brooklyn, between Brid Lawrence streets, atthe New York Mutual Insurance Co., No, 90 Wall street, New York, will receive the above reward. Litt cer THE WAY FROM 57 BEAVER STREET TO My corner of William street Maiden ors $2) to in ap ca of paper. A liberal ra ser. at 157 Wil- 8 rk bills, wrapped w Frardsil be paid by retwi “GOLD LOCKET, CONTAINING ager will, be Fewarded en restoring it to A. Dey atroe O8T—A SMALL hair. Thi JARVIS, Jr, N O8T—ON M., bet the Meret ry ant st Omice, in Nassau street, te 1: egntaining money and som Is fewarded a, te the. owner. The finder wit be by leaving it at the restaurant, No. 152 Born! bout 1534 ward, iwtormation where he may ‘lton sree will be liberally rews ‘PREDERICIC! BELLOWS, Stable, 14 Chariton street. WATCH FOUND—THE OWNER CAN HAVE IT, by proviig property aad paying advertisement, ae 28) A Broome a _TO CONTRACTORS, I ‘DUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION, NO. wale ee Grelning oa on scheint jan d tion wil Owen, 414 Broadway, a na near te Che ee er, i tthe? stich a ve plan, cations, and all necessary information portaiai may be obtained, ae Geen INSTRUCTION, Dennen ESIDENT GOVERNESS —AN ENOLISH LADY, or the highest respectability and the most thorough tion, ia destrous of & situation as above. Besides the ussal routine of 8 god English educstion, shoia perfectly compe- tent to instruct d einsing, French aad Gertma which accel naen has this sity, 2 thi given dress “A es, .t¢ whom reference will Heral, ELM stare, N _— be made at home, on the second: also, on we d,srith full oF partial boned (ori- del Houston. « first house above would be let fora short pe- ave) rEw pen GENTLEMEN CAN BE wooo: Pleasant rooms ard full oF pariial beard; sles: rout ana back rooms, terulobed furoien ed, on second floor, suitable fer gentlemen and their wives, Ayply at No. 119 Leonard etecet, between Elm street aud Broadway. OARDING Az StaTEN ISLAND, FOR A GENTLE- ife, ina Yorn pretty cottegeand small faut, tely, at 164 Washington etrect, corner of »ARDING iy. Apply i Fulton. OARDING.—GOOD BOARD AND COMFORTABLE fooma, for single gentlemen. Apply at S Minetta streot fourth door from Bleecker. to Spring. street, west of 7: also, 8 front basement, exitable for an ofhse, in f small family where there aro no boarders, Terms mode- Boake IX BROOKLYN—TWo MINUTES WALK OF Fulton Ferry.~Two unfurnished rooms can he lind, with board, if decired, nd thee ¢ ingle clas, eof the best lo- fations in Brooklyn. Please call at 13 Pupiat surset. CARD DOWN TOWN, WITHIN TURBE MINUTES ‘walk of the Gity Wall—A gentleman as ®, and F aingle an be ple teely ty pleasant fernished rooms, with permanent or tran ‘Berolay street. ‘Reference required. o Yor , OFtE® < EREMONIES THE MAGI USED three entleme ba nely nt bord, at helley prone at this warts season of Wy Placton fis sidiveen detights on the tops of high powete te le wiser; be spaends ¢ them forth on snowy das meekdie. ble ust chastely Honuti¢al Rei weet corner of Beoadwiy. as t ‘gore Utabe ate now in hish weney DRY GOODE, deo. nrant aud. Aathony by * SALE CHEAP, AT THR ROWERY SaviNGs 1a? Bowery, 12.090 yards einted Lawas. rnd id iH righ, Barege de, 10 nigrobtets barasing Hosicry, y 4, we are fo S worth 4, Summer wear for n excellent. as ortment, very low. | Teena rk Ww. CILLEY & CO. | BILLING OFF 390 sVARDS BAREGES AND TIS. ie, 5,400 yx ls Lawn at from te. to | dle. 64; China Silks for of the sams et stock of | Rib- Embroidorts « Lace Collars, Damaska, ‘Also, baton bene Shik, Lp ty, Gloves, 7 Domesticr Dry Goode, are now offer" at exceed Iiaky iow ptr in order to clear out the whole, Previe by, Le HOUTLIER. BROTHERS. com > agazed in teachingin | | yate tw thaee dogs ‘pom Broadway, rence from her last . Can be seen for three days, at 3 1fth street, third floor, back room, between First aud venues, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Nurse, and would do plain, sewi Wishes to travel with e family, or to act as Isdy’s mai Has travelled a great part ‘of Europe, “The dest 9 f required. Please call at 92 Mott tailing. Cau be seen two days. WY 4nyzD- sr A RESF ECTABLE ¥ WOMAN, Asi SITU. ation as good lain Cock, or a Washer and Iro Good city reference feom her laat Apply at 5 Firs avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth st ANTED-BY Al ROY, 17 YEARS OF AGE, TO AP- prentice himsel! ¢ respectable trade—Plumbor or Btove Moulder preferred: has. te ohfection to any other trade, Apply in rear of 45 Howard strect, . YA RESPECTABLE YOUNG Womay,” to do the housework of a private family. e giver Apoty t 370 Greenwich street, be noon for ae ANTED—BY A RES?’ YOUNG GIRL, A do housework; is can come well recommended Lat SI Prince street. « WANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A sITU- ation as first rate Cook Beek have oljection to oy in thewashiug itor stands hor Np 2 # ite brane! Can give whe best cit te an AD a4 ath aed ight 179 Nimeteenth otreet, between en. W4xteone “A paeracsar: — PROTESTANT young woman, & situal bermaid or Sei ke oes fA plain ‘work; wr charge of a baby. de ween for two days, at No..B5 street, Brooklyn. amree- Re A a Gea NT WOMA) tion as Launm ete, —— in or vate ds Sne'clothes. Migbely at lad Meade street; it? the ublic ane A floor, up etuirs. PANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT oung woman, a8 Nw a ber maid, Im'a private funily. No ‘on try, “Flonase eall wt 10 bsroomoe street, Went SITUATION, Protestant ou man, Waiter, or irening’; pertestly underat Can come well recomm ca!l at 51 Marion street. wise ta, Barkeepers, boy: N. Ba capabte teach ma ‘ly, cupable o teaching 77 Patton stra rookl for ing Primary school ot pri ! Greek, &e. Apply we a a private family city reference can be given by hy lived for neatly foor years; will wait it not eeited. ‘Please call me 10l | Stott oteeote the rears SWISS WOMAN, A BY A RESPECTA ous Housekeeper or Waiter, wate family. ilat No. 2% Fulton street, and inquire for Louise is an experienc bold duties; haa no objection to go cot The {city reference given, Plones chil at No. 231 Division steeet. Can be seen for three days ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AND Be ALrEY heat recommen dat ANTED.—A SEAMSTRESS WANTS A SITUATIO’ isan Amoticnm, aged 23; refers to those, she Is at with, who bout discontinuing housekeepine Tustty, Herald offs. y ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, € situation to do house ork of cha ork in & pri has the best of city fe nees. ase call at Frankfort street. Cai n for two day: ANTED—A SOBER, STEADY MAN, 4 at me Rakin, eed apply, at 800 & YOUNG WoMa n as Chamberntat: W sent livin Addres V No. w WwW Ww LE YOUNG | WOMAN, Senmetrose, Can be t atl ane Saoren for rat floor, ti = TANLE voUN WOMAN, & situation as Chatmbermai od washer and Ironer, and hae ao chjeetion ts make herself renerally usetel Con be meen for thece days, at Sal Fi we, el Rineseenth end Tweatieth streets, tn rituation BY SQ aaraotal 4 Committed fom er tava svenmouat ray hen vices, by applying ‘at ie ve Puts wetve oney and st French's Hotel, from © FANTED-A SITUATION, BY wag woman, to do general h vate family: ean da plain cookin itoner, of would tab Sarhing and ios ing t Can be weon at eet, for three dave, We ARIF we Nv: R CLERKS, WHO ARE DE ement the L Rih Em Hrcidery department. “Appl € + SDS Grand street ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Yonng wan, nx Wolter ina petvate familys Y + Sod semged given. Apply, during this week, at %7 Fitst avenue, ‘of Nurao aud Seamstross in a | ction to Zo 2.0 | BY A PROTESTANT | etwecn Thirty-third aud Thirty-fourta | »f SITUA- | :| by ROOMS, &e WANTED: Wen —A SUITE OF APARTMENTS, WELL FUR- hished, in the upper part of the city, with board foe a lady with a widow Indy preferred. The situation must be cool an¢ airy. All communications will be held surictly cou fidential. Please address A. G., Herald offic ANTED TO RENT—A STORE, Grecery and Liquor trade—it must be in a good location; or to purchase, a Groe ud Liquor Store, already ostab: lished. Communications addressed O. P., with particulars respecting price and location, will receive prompt attontion, ANTED—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, FURNISHED or unfurnished, for a gentleman's family, for a period of from three to five years, on the line of either the Ni Mia, Yen or Hudson River Railroads; situation nos to, exoce or under 28 wiles from the city of miele paid) A. 'T. W. Poy Croton Fails, N. Abe ANTED TO RENT—TWO ROOMS, IN A SM house up town, ‘The person will furnish them himself, Heraid office, for three days, V ANTED—AN APARTMENT, four unfurnished rooms, French private fail mily. Apply at &7 | to WITH THREE on near Broadway, ina small with board, for a small genteel fa- Kedar street, office of * La Cronica,” ANTED. MALL HOUSE, WITH A. ith streets, near the Hudson or East rive | wanted this fall, Address Box 2,758, Lower Pe: H WANTED-BY A FAMILY OF GROWN PERSONS, & } two story house, or apartments over astore. Call or address 49 Hidge street. TED—TO RENT, A STORE, the grocery and liquor trade. Addres: INTENDED, YOR Herald ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL HO ‘me land; say one to ten foros, near the wat referred. Price from $2,000 to $: by railroad of water, by’ a wagon. Apply to H. DAVIS & ts "5 spam ce Corber of Grand street pgs. | NEURNISHED ROOMS — WANTED, BY ALADY AND between Grand ai foer, exchanged. Address N. BE. D., AND teenth cs at this office. NOFFICEROOM WANTED, aT A MODERATE RENT, part of tbe city. eds address —THREE HUN RED or THE NEW SET- OR SALE—A BOARDING HOUSE BILLIARD AND Bar Koom, situated on Broadw: one of the best tions in tl 800, $1,000 cash. Ad- RL Lon FURNITURE, Can be bought Applicants may address Victor, OR SALE—A NICE SUITE with French Bedsteads au bt Len es ee intrinsic value. Fe SALE—ON ‘ACCOMMODATING TERMS—MONEY jetor has other business t atid "up Bar Koom, with ‘as it now stan: tod imoma of the best thorougiMares. Apply th 4 Fulton street, Brooklyn. SAL! LAGE OF SOUTH. Far TOR SALE, IN THE VI Hi hin five minates port, ield cow walk of the ages wh dre der dake Michiga it m Finn se doply 0 JOHN T. PARISH, Ii. 75 Broad tireet. "I aball loave on of about the foccdeon, ween i'will, tane pleasure in sh property. O98, AT PROSPECT HILL. OVER HARLEM TUN- of Fporth avenue. from fear, “first to Inety arts insty-accrmd, eta, both sides of Fourth avenue, at the e | nth atreet, and cornet of Fifth even: SOUN T PARISH. 7S Broad wreee rol, Ae, will have storics in height, one ward evonue and: Mili free by & handsome dome, which will oman a extensive view |" ak the Detroit river and. Lake St. i fied ith te deen apeo ven fore, will be ary ty feet. ia lene! Wad and ttoined ples ree, orto ALBERT CRANE, Detroi E BOWLING S4L00N AND RB besiness can be done, Hae stock of an old | m, EXTENS! Pearl erect, New ¥: , 125 River atreot, Trey. NT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY—DRUG Store for selo, located in the one pare of the city, ina thorourt fare, and no intensive businesa. n for selling recent owner intends to retire N EXCELL oppouite.. T° LET ras LOFTS OF STORE No. 21 PARK ROW, ix feet front by one hundred and any fear extension on Theatre all Ingnire of JB. SMITH feet in de ferrion f co.” eeseion imnmediatel cabs etree, near Spring. PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT THREE fourth street; ar Fourth mune, after 2). M. FRANKLIN HOUSE BUILDINGS —THE ay A floor, of 1: road sae tb of second tho: | avenue. Apply to Te LEAS! Salestor and excvedin, ly. required. Aj AM THOMPSON, one nid ae Conrtiandt street, the mbove buildings. ALL eTAsee | rr iJ ba I Omer in se ¢ fro: mit Ww iv RNISEED ROO 3 TO LET ‘VERT ri FASANT Jntee room and bedreom on second floor, an situated, and a thin sagan tl haa hot, ech rive #4 Amity _ttrost, DAT, OR SALE~A SMAL, L ‘YACHT, A GOOD SEA and a fast sailer. Apply at (0 a Attorney street. HEA?.-ONE 15 HORSE TEAM ENGINE FOR 841. yore Engine and two Cylinder Boilers, me, Jsow unning bon i ere ton Post Office, ’ LIQUORS. 1MORES OLD SToae 18 TLL ON HAND at reat, corner of Mulberry. Everybody te colebrity for a good el ope Forter, we. I bave made lor the Respectfully yours, ‘AWekOsn DALLINORE. T JULIEN AND ST. ESTEPHE CLARET —JUST 8 PiFchaced. 200 doren of the above celebrated wines Déui't npementi ¥h ik 1 am enabled to sell at ite. and l6e. it dozen for $* Jelien, and he at I7*. per doren—' Poeele teturned ‘ae cgeleteated Brandy Store, corner of Brocwe aud Croety UITABLE FOR THE | Conourte, ApplystCastie | PRANK 0 i} | aa'seventy- | Way | i | hocein ti the day, | and Cream of Roses, for the health of the hair, at No. 606 a at bait past 30 s'cloeh, containing 12 bottles, the stock of & gentleman city. Comucleseues would do well to attend. | Alt ce BO MOFICE —t pnOMAS BELL, t | clock, large and | irom ra coprising a» assortment « tteres Tor fome time, Paidey at 10g o'e! in the ance i pon Rooms, will cominenoe wale of ab entire stock ote fancy Dry ‘Gi nd Furnishing Store, to be com Hated gee he etclacks in the Auction Woomn, extensivessie of valuable Household Furniture, Pianoforte, &e., from | No. —, Greenwich street, being unpleasant to the family to have the sale on the Pree owas BREL, pene oe ac CORMICK AUCTIONEER. STORE 13 SPRUCE | Notice—Thuraday, at 10 o'clock, at | of furniture fro agsorticn Bay “um, 10) boxes Clargt, 9 do. files’ ON Paintings, Engeav ed Gr vie jes’ Gold Walch, 2 silver ‘Batin Wall Paper, &e. HORSES, CARRIA@MS, die Wart A PAIR OF HANDSOME, GENTLE | ‘Horses, for family use. Any person ha ir they wish to dispose of, may hear of line to Box 2,088, Post Office, horse Rocka’ OR SALE—THE TROTTING MAKE “LINDA.” yiuire at the Bazaar, in Crosby street, near Gr a | atree' | OR SALE—A LARGE BAY HORSE, CART, AND | ‘Hiarness.—Will be sold low if applied for immettiately. the hours of 9A. M. and 5PM. ab purchaser by adtveasing x | tw Yorks Alto, double OR SALE-A LIGHT BAY HORSE, 15} HANDS | igh, warranted sound and kind in ail harn rey inesslale horee=pric a light, two se top Kockaway, and a Busey Wagon | xood order. table, No. 9 fwenty-tirst | street, near Broadway. | OR SALE—A VERY SUPERIOR GRAY HORSE, fifteen and a half hands high, five years old, kind in all work, and for his age y be ride frm the city, on the farm where he is owned. fon desicing & fine horse will learn particulars by addressing Be 1,757, lower P. 0. ORSES FOR SALE—A FI Han Morses— very 3 a; great hed; fast, and. pe ound and stand ‘without tying. ApPIY at No.6 Barcley Also, @ light wagon and double haraess. | y one hour's Any per- | endurs kind; wil street, up stairs. Will be sold cheap. FIO8SES AND. CARRIAGES KEPT ON LIVERY BY 16 Crosby atroet. Hove WANTED-—IN THE COUNTRY, EASY OF AC- cers by railroad, where encouragement would be givea ior n select school Fartially furviched prefer No objection to board and edvcate'® pupil for the ront. Address * School,” this office, immediately, stating locali rent, and every particular, for three days. EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET Avetion sale of Horses, Carriages, Warnes, Saddl Ke., ‘every Mon nd Wednesday, ncing st o'clock, Persons having property to dispose of will please coll and have it registered. _JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietor. 1G FOR SALE—WORCESTER PATTERN, and in good order. Also, a set of plated Gig nearly new. Apply at the stable, corner of Fourth, and Seventeenth street, i. WELL We. and $! Wall street, and at Dupuy’s, 629 mn street, _HINANCKAL, ) WANTED—FOR FIVE TO TEN YE. $12,000 warren ron rive no as venus, Perty, in Murray streck, worth $00,W0"-. Keal estate bougtt, Folds and exchanged, by He DAVIS & CO. Pavite Buak Building, 461 Hrontney. corner of Grand street. $10, 00 NITED, ON BOND AND MoRT- A ‘at7 per cent interest, to be secured oa fire’ clas brown stone house and lot situated on Seventeenth Fifth avenue, worth $15,000 in eash. Address M. office. 6,000 WANTED, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, At 6 per cent interest, to be And ict situated in the First ,) worth Acdress B., at the Herald omic: $5,000 20408%,8% BOND AND Mort iB. Apply to JOHN DIKEMAN, No. 253 Fulton Fircet? Brooklyn, $3, 0 WANTED ON BOND & at7 per cent interest, tobe secured on a four | Stery trick house and lot, situated on Eleventh sercet, worth $5,H0 cash. Address W., at the office of this psper. ALISBURY.—NOTES OF THE BANK OF lisbury, Maryland. redeemed iF cout di » oy E. HOUGHTON, os" wih iam etre | 0) By FOR SAVINGS, CHAMBERS STREET, JULY | 1861.—Under the provisions of the by-laws, the trus- | a3 ND MORTGAG tecp of thie institution have directed an interest, to, be paid | to depositors of five por cent le | i ARTNER WANTED-SiLENT OR ACTIVE—To IN- Yee $10 ins manufacturing business, where Uhe pro ad Arrangements to o P te ore l or ¢ Timust be | My lor their left off clothing, by sending Py ak ‘City Hall place. Ladies | tlemen waited ASTOFF CLOTHING AND FURN TURE | WANTED.— | or gentlemen Je cas © ity, or breakit oy if % had bs Th 8 a Tess viene 1. DU cen i Elm steve. “x SG.—Ladiee attended iy Mes. Dasecltotps AST OFF CLOTHING AND FU’ ‘The bigheat bain | stair. NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITUKE WANTED Ladies oF gontiomen leat housekeeping, cas obtain the Fernitary, Bees by vuding Rh Ladies attended by M: the | |. $. COHEN, re. Cohen. - jo ipationa, by adding 1 made all about him eompara- nterprice, Yorkers ie Tesidence ever, be has nearly cor much to hie Inrge tively rieh WF anit a tai heerful, el ture, that all are riveted to him. what obe has gol try and hel) fast very low fare,” Stop at, Kellin, sion house, and be taken care of 60 ae to induce you to call ras ee FRENCH BOOKS. —RECEIVED = 4 ran! ad gratuitously, gd WELLS & CO!,6 Wall street, RENCH one Lass PLATES, AND ROUGE Plate Glave lights, from the manufactory of St. LGATE, 27 and 280 Peart street, Currents way be had ow application, ILDER’S PATENT SALAMANDER SAVES Stearns & Co., arethe only makers of Wilder's 8 with Rich's Improyement, in the United States, Nine of | 4 thei nts uninjured during the a | Judge Woodward; Mr. | States ‘he highest Wy for oa °) atroee, | sun, the wy NEWS BY THE MAILS, ‘Trip ef the Gelden Gate. OUR TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENCE. Ow Boanp Stxamentr Goupen Garx, Orr Carn Hunnvs Banday, Duly 3-1 P.M} We are thus far on our exeursion to Annspotis, having just parsed Cape Henry, which is 320 miles from New York city, and we shall soon enter the mouth of Ohesa- | peake Bay, which is 150 miles from the port of our destina- tion. We left your city at 12 o'clock yesterday, and | have averaged fourteen knots an hour, although no effort has been made to push the ship. The party consiste of about one hundred persons, and among the distinguished guests are Commodore Perry; ev. Dr. Wainwright; Ba- win Croswell, Esq., of the Albany Argus; Major Heiss, formerly hep-getdhaned Union; Lieut. Baldwin and Lieut. Walker, U. 8..N.; J.C Heart, Eeq., Troy; Major Arnold | Harris and Col, Jenn inge, of New Orleans; Joseph Hoxie> | Exq.; Geo, Law, Exq.; Jobn C. Jay, Keq ; Gerard Btuyve- sant, Keq.; W. Hl. Webb, Esq., the builder of the vewel; ‘rosby; Mr. Renwick; Thos, Davi- son, Esq.; Col, Mey; W. H, Aspinwall, Esq., hie daughter Miss Aspinwall, and his two nieces, Misa Ogden and Miss Kate Ierael, and Mrs Capt. 0. P. Patterson, Going | down the Bay with all colors flying, we fired a salute and | were soon off the Nevisink, where we saw the clipper ship Challenge, creeping along with alight head wind and al} suil set, on her voyage to California. Atone o'clock the party sat down to a most refreshing lunch, and regaled themselves in a quiet way, which gave us buta foretaste of the sumptuous fare which was im re~ serve for us, for at four o'cloek the tables of the magnifi- cent dining snloon were laid with the most delicious wines and viands, and a dinner was served up every way worthy of the “Golden Gate.” In due course of thne the generous wine called forth sentiments, speeches, and songs, and the “Golden Gate,” hor captain, owners, and builders, were toasted and complimented in the most happy and appropriate manner. It will not be expected of me to give you a full detaip of all the sentiments which were drank, or of all the witty things that were said at the festive board. But in order to give you ataste of the spirit that prevailed, I Will mention a few of them. The Rev. Dr. Wainwright | gove “Steam navigation—The harbinger and the great niessenger of religion and civilization to all the corners of the world.” Mr. Hoxie, after drinking an appropri- ate sentiment, and alluding to the great progress of steam navigation, said, that in olden times it took as long to make a voyage from New York to Albany, as it. | did our sailing packets to make a voyage to E rece 6 he expected that some day there would be @ “ morning and evening line across the Atlantic.” He eoneluded by telling a joke of some wag, who, after it was known that the Pacific had beaten Cunard’s steamers, approached, an Englishman and seid, « Well, I understand th going to take all the berths out of the Pacific.” indeed.” said the Epglishman, © what's "a that for? | “Why,” said the wag, ‘ they are going to makea day- boat of ber!’ Mr. Law being called on. offered @ senti- ment, and in a speech of considerable length, alluded to the necment we had made in steamships. Five i ars ago, he raid, England boasted that if she could not: wat our packet ships, sbe could at least excel our steam- ships but experience taught her that she must yield the: palm even in this great science, to our superior talent. and genius, The Yankees had taught the world that thee was no art or science in which they could be ex- celid. Our republican form of government was becom- ng daily strengthened, and more closely united by steam, und it had become demonstrated. that steam wae the bigh road to prosperity of a nation. “The naval architect of the Golden Gate” being toasted. Mr. Webb arose and modestly responded, paying: a deservedly high tribute Lg the genius and talents of the m¢chanies of New Yor! Our gis captain, ©. ¥. Patterson, of ‘he United avy, son of the late Commodore Patterson, being celled on, made a few felicitous remarks, and modestly concluded by toasting “The Pacitic Mail Steamship Company,” which called out Mr. Aspinwall, who made ® few happy remarks, and thus sentizent and song was kept up until a becoming hoor ef \ue night, when the company withdrew to the quarter ueck. to enjoy the fine breeze and the dancing mooubeams which silvered the blue waters. So far we have had a most charming time, and a more pleasant excursion, and an entertainment on a more | grand and wagnificent scale never was, perhaps, given om any former occasion ; and I may add. without the tear of | Sesleediations that the Gaiden these ie we easae superb and magnificent vessel, in all her appointments and ar- rangements, that ever left the port of New York. But it is time that I gave your readers some description of her. In the first place, she is one ofthe best modelled vea- sels that ever flsated on the bosom of the waters.” Her length on deck is 270 feet ; her breadth of beam, 40 feet, ard her depth of hold 30!, feet. She carries three masts, with a topsail and top-gallant sail oa her tore and main, ‘aud a spanker on her mize, which, without the aid of steam, gives her sail enough to bring her into any port, thould ber machinery break. Her upper, or dining sa- icon, aft, ie fitted up with large and spacious state-rooms on each ride, containing threw berths cash, and an elo- guut cushioned lounge, Berides the asual dowd tight | port holes in the state rooms, she is plereed with largo port holes like a vessel of war, which gives a free elreula- | tion of air; and I may bere say, that she isthe most som- medious and best voutilnted vessel Levee saw. The transem aft, isulso elegantly cushioned. ‘The forward sa- icon is aiso furnished with state rooms and sofas; the lower cabin aft is superbly fitted ap with «tate rooins and sofas, | and forward with open berths qndstanders Herf rocastie, too, ix large and airy, and every attention has boon to previde for the com®ft: of ‘poor Jack.’ ‘This can carry LOO passengers, and including sofas and Passengers. the can carry comfortably 785 souks. ‘ provided with three sets of pumps. forward, ath indaft. Her windlass is fitted with patent levers of lat ‘eat improvement. She is stecred by & whvel forward, with iron chains. and has « patent purchase, or steering Bear, aft, to stcer the vearel in case of accident ¢> the le | wheel forward. She minds her helm like # pilot boat, and can be sone by achild. This magaificent vessel | was built by i Webb, Kay , and was (lly oom- ted in eight months from the tins of laying Kook | Leould not help thinking to myrelf what be the ride of that man, who, as he walked the « deol, ‘to bimeelf, "i um the architect of this noble verest I that planned and built her! Mr. Webb ia hardly thirty-five years of age, and has built moreryessols, and of greater tonnage, than any waa meee . I must eay one word in regard to her machiay Her engiresare built on the orcillating pote aod are eighty-five inches in diameter, with nine foot stroke. The cylinders, instead of being stationary, as the other form of enyincs, are constructed in such a manner that the cylinders vibrate on trunuious. similer toabat of per end of the piston tod being direstly con- Reeted with the crank which turas tho shaft. the seoves ent of the cylinder allowing the piston red ‘> reliow motion of the erauk, ‘Chose en. ro the made on this plan, otter in thi. vary in England,» The trunnions are cast solid with theepin- ders, andare minde hollow, #0 Aas tovwilow (Ne stam to Pars in st one end, and ercape through dhe oyiet denne condepter, The pumps are d-'t, 4, thait, which is anade with @ rank forged sotld in me -ruch a size as to give the air pumpa fone eee separate condenser toawh on. hem perfe: 7 — so that one miy jent of tae ‘There is one entirely tew feature con ctad with those engines —the valves of the cylinders theomh wh eh tt eum passes, instead of being of the o firm, are those known as the conienl bw centre of it, feet strc ke. lane miler to there used on. stationary eylindei) in sagi Of American construction. This Tepec a ni one an to work one of these monstrous much ease as six men could work one wi Valves, ‘These immense eylinders of & credle, and it seems as if mendous power by putting © elias your hand. Pilot houre, but for the noiseof the t impomible to tell whether the en hot. The great advantage of engines le ia the great economy of space and Whea om this princi weight in the ship, ax they do met cenapy more than half the room of side lever eng of the same shee, nor more than two-thirds their weight. The entire length of these large engives is only righteen feet. They are built at the elsco Tous eertl the only teste to be relied S. MARVINS, 145 Water street. upon) cam be seen ae hhampoo Wate * iy from the store will be found his Saloon for the Tellotte, Where he will do the best im hie power to merit a share of ths | public patro A FRENCH LADY, FROM P. Ris, WHO THOROUGH. Jy understands dress making in all }te beamed and ft ¥ Broadway. Orsasienant L¥ PURGE AT THIS SEASON- Lie sateth's Vegetable Fille are in ® peculiar ma able c is climate. Their prompt applicatioa clear the ii bstructions, the oeeasion of Costive. d other alarming « pore ce icon exnerieneed wi ‘The effects of the re pills are al perton ticular, how tial presori m and Lewis streets, at ‘Be TT" SHAPES OF NIGHT WE! 4 PaLLine FAST, C the fy Riteh 5 With oe eh tle yon's Bite for rie and mic iee— * E. ij Rent morn, just at the dawn of day, In deathlike #tillnews h Of rate, that nothing could entice be leave untouched Fg ai Lyon's Pill LYONS Depot, 424 Bronds ATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A M! Professor Lawton, ef London, having agri in Boston, will vent ae on receipt of one doll pest plain direotions te enable ladies or ge, inthe devoted affections cf the opposite aex. that all may be any add: tlemen to ene ried, irre. a last. though we and delicacy, Professir Lawton, Poss Office, wallets is rimple, but #0 captive the portage is paid. | dent's family, will arrive to return with us. foundry of Messrs. Stillman, Allen & Oo. ard the plane and arranged by Mr. Thomas Davison. They ted ii jut months. the shortest time en- ines of this size were ever apolin to morrow morning shall remain there all day Monda; ing it is expected that Mr. Web. ‘ostmaster General, and the Presi. i family, the A ball will he ladies of Washington and Anna- iis, afd a short excursion will be made down the bay he ship will then returnato Avnapoti« - terncon, apd then leave for youre. ve me To. dey Divine service was held «n boar, and the Rev Dr. Wainwright preached « most admireble sermon on be gi on board tot the existence of a great #pirit, the Supre said it was just as rational to suppose t engines ov board this vessel were the reeul _ hich had produced their for jon, aa b dearth had been created by the-sanm nieana, pinout dis daveting hand and « mighty spirit to create R Asnarours, July 1, 1851 The Golden Gate arrived here this morning at haif- Fart twoo'clock. A large nuinber of her passengers left Uh morning, by special train, for Washington, Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bactrwone, July 16,1851 Departure ef Liberia Emigrants—The New Constitution and Debtors-—The Corden Murderers, Ge. The colored population of our city are making prepa- rations for a grand supper to be given to their brethren who are about to take passage in the Liberia Packet, for be Ia: ty. five, influential of their class in this city. ‘Their departure will be the commencement of a new era in Liberian oneix gration; and should they make » favorable report, thou- sends will fellow them, The annual commencement and distribution of pre- miumeot St Mary's takes eg toda. The number of graduates will be unusual ‘The death warrants of Shelton, ast ‘and pT gg hd ne of the® _— he Governor had ion ‘the until after their execution, so a of Sane * Cueate ante, ana cond: med men bet no protest their Tanocemee, as conviction. They have been But 1 oe,