The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1853, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. Tumapay, June 28—6 P. M. ‘The stook market was not so buoyant to-day, and there ‘Bppeared to be considerable anxiety to realize, even a: the deciine. We notice more transactions for cash than usual, From the opening to the close of the frst board ‘the tendency was downwards. Morris Canal fell off 3 per “sent: Canton Company, 34; Nicaragua, 1%; McCullock Gold, ‘<; Comberland, 3; Parker Vein, 3; Harlem, 14; Hudson River Railroad, 34; Erie Railroad, 1. It appears impossi- ‘Die to sustain any advance in ths fancies. Fuvorable ad- vices from Europe or California may produce» moderate mpeculative excitement, and the bulls may work off a few Dundred shares, at a alight improvement in the market walue, but it doos not last long. A day or two at the anost uses up the movement, and prices settle down ‘again to starting points. The season is decidedly against uny activity in stocks. We must make due allowances for this. If meney continue: abundant and cheap, s spe- culative excitement of considerable importance may mark the opening of the fali, but it will not show iteeif in the ‘pid worn out fancies now in the market. They have been floating about so long frow hand to hand, without any- ‘thing having been realized, except in the ups and dowas of the market, that speculators are getting tired and sick of ‘them all. They are more dispoved to take hold of new things —somethicg frech,something in the shape of fancy stocks, which have a wide margic for am imprevement, anda small margin for depreciation. The mining stocks of the day possess these deaisble qualities, and they are rapidly absorbing capital, The most enterprising speculators ia tbe stock have turned their attentionjto the developement ‘of the mineral wealth of the country, and of the maay mining companies receutly organized, but comparatively Sow will prove utterly worthless, Of the mew copper stocks now on the market, the most prominent are the North Carolina, Menassas, McUullock, and the Dolly Hide. Each is well managed, each possesses extraordinary richness and extent of ore, acd each must ultimately be immensely productive. So far as supplies of copper are woncerned, these companies will turn out more of the yaw material than all the other copper companies in the country combined. There probably never will be a more Javorable time to take hold of these concerns thaa the ‘present, acd those who wirh to realize the greatest profit on the smallest investment, either in the shape of pre- wiums or dividends,shouid avail themselves of the oppor- Aunities now presenting theaselves in mining stocks, The wompanies we have named above will stand any reverse fin Gimancial affairs; no revulsion however severe or wide- mpread could more than temporarily affect them unfavora- ply. Eogeged in the production of a material absolutely necessary in the operations of commerce, their prosperity mand productiveness cannot be otherwise than of the most ‘permanent character. At the mining board to day the rales were as follows :— 5 she Min’ta Co; 200 160 shs. Phoenix Gold ...13¢ 200 “ N.C. C'r, b’ 0% §=80 * M’Cullock. .930,.6 At the clove, for Mineral Company 2% bid, 314 asked . Ulster 234 bid, 2% asked ; Fulton 1% bid, 2 asked ; Hi: wassee 45, bid, 5 asked. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Trearurer of this port to-day, amonnted to $187,601 75; paymeats $14,800—Ddalance $8,569,797 69. ‘The Commercial Bank of Albany has declared a semi. annual dividend of four per cent. The Cleveland, Pains: wille and Ashtabula Railroad has declared « semi-annual dividend of five per cent. The Erie and No:theast Rail yoad an annual dividend of eight per cent ‘There has not been much demand for foreign exchange for remittance by the steawship Asia for Liverpool, from this port to-morrow. Bills on London are quiet, at 954 29% per cent premium, with but « moderate supply. ‘The steamer will take out # large amount of specie, prin- cipally in gold ingots. At the second board this afternoon, the transactions were limited. There were ssles of MoCullock Gold sad Copper stock at 634, sellers 30 days, and 634, buyers 60 €ays ; Parker Voin improved % per cent, Reading Rail. road 34. ‘The July dividend on th: bonds of the city of Memphis, Sasued to the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company, will be paid at No. 40 Wall street, on and aftor the Ist of July. in relation to the corfttruciion of the Erie and New ‘York City Railroad, the Ellicottville Union, ofthe 17th inst., says:— ‘This road ia no longer a watter of discussion, so far as its Giyal construction is concerned It is, we’ presume, queers understood where its points of termination are, and Little Valley. The whole length of the road is eighty miles, and treretees through thix State, one of the finest apritultural regions west of the Catskill moun _ Its weatern terminus, Erie,'is the commercial me- 1s of western Peartylvenix, and affords really and eet ‘the oxly harbor where vessels may enter and la in rd ty, tbls side of Cleveland. Its inhabitants an eve: ‘brifty, and porsess the right sort of ere to iy proj ject 10 completion which they emb: in The Eto New York Cury Railroad, when Aaised, -will be the connecting livk between the city of New York and the great West and Sou'hwest, and will offer induce aments to travel and transportation which will mske it one of the most important thoroughfares now in contem. plation. Its officers are men of wealth, energy, aud prac: tical every dey business talents, and no such word as “fail” is known to them Judge CbambeMain, the pres dent, is one of the wealthiest men in western New ¥ rk, and the alacrity avd faithfulness with which he thus far dischary the duties of President of the Erie and New York City Railroad, is the best evidence in athe world that his wealth is to be made doubly valuable to him elf and beneficial t> tbe public by pushing forward thin great enterprise. He is a livivg represen.ative of the hardy yeomanry of this county, and as such com- amanda the respect of all classes of our citizens. It is the impression in certain circles that the semi- avnual dividendjon the stock of the New York and Erie Teailread Company, due on the 1st of July.proximo, has merely been postponed to October. This belief tends ma- terially to sustain the market price of the stock; but those who have and still continue to act upon it will make a fatal mistake. The next dividend is indefinitely post- poncd. No man, in the board of management or out of it, fen tell when another dividend will be paid,—or rather when any dividend will be carsed We annex a letter, re- weived a day or two since, fom Elmira, giviag some very important facts relative to the position and prospects of abe company,-—its part anc present management, and the poliey pursued by those who should have bad oo other object in view but the best interests of thoig who have entrusted them with their property :— T0 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Evaara, June 26, 1853. 1 observe in the money column of yout paper occasional strictures touching the policy of the New York and Erie Ra pany, 1 rejoice thes there are those who take interest enough in its success te expo-e the incapacity or folly of those who have instituted the fatal policy now pursued, for it ‘will doubtless have the effect to exhibit the true state of abe case. And here let it be said, if there appear: anything like bitterness or severity iu the following lines it is the mag- nitude of the subject rather than personal feeling that Gictates it. In all cundor the questi.n should be put to the stock- holders: whether their road is ‘operated to subserve the interests of the present directioa and their friends, or that of the stockholders at large, its rightful onners—a question to them of great interest, and of which they will be fully seeible herestter if not now, for one thiag tony be fully relied on, its present management is moot dissatrous, as any one way sve who will the trouble 410 invest:gate the subject on the Western division, from Hornelleviie to the terminus at Dunkirk, The great ma ing off in amount of its pts, in view of thos are best acquainted with the facts, have a legiti: HH totan scenenter Cause, whieh all nan of good judgment clearly forsee; for nothing less than such » cause could have given rise to the humiliating fact that the present New York and Krio Railroad Company, atter two years ‘opportunity to perfect their arravgements, do not convey 98 many through passengers to New York, from Baffalo and Dupkirk combined, as they did from ‘Dunkirk alone immediately after the opening of the road. Why ia thin? Many thiogs growing out of the same cause might be stated; it may, however, be snfiicient here to rey ina few ‘words—-for there will be sufficient opportu- nity to give reliable fact» if what is bere stated be de- vied—that the managecs of the road seem not to have comprebended, or wilfully shut their eyes to the fact, {hate the natural termivur of the road and arrangements west thereof is to them the aii important thing: and, in view of ite present operations, 1: dovs really seem es if some evil dirpose: ius hed been en' successful in giving foe intra 9 wrong direction, Allow me to sey & word of this spring's business arrangemonts, ‘They have abandoned, in vilect. one hundred aud twenty: Feven miles of their road, (th estern divirion,) built at an enormous expense to the stockholders ao opted a road owned by another company, that termiaates at Baf- falo; and to mabe this arraogement subserve their pur- pose and caure the stcck thereof to rice in the market the benefit of its stockholders, have directed their agents in all the Western cities to ticket passengers from ir respective points to the city of New York via Huf- jalo, instead of Dunkirk, the natural terminus of their own road. Inorder to render the object of diverting the business from the Western division of their own road more successful, in all their stipulations with steamboat proprietors a1.d Ather companies, they have never insist- ed that steamboats should touch at Davkick. What ph oh wd thisy Every a on the road wi ic? it NO more throug! ers are ste over the road east of Hornellsville' now than bet erent board commenced - rimenting at Bair alo, bd reason, that the Ceut 1 at Buffalo have given no chance of advantege, pe what is certain, will not. ‘The West is filled with reports, which are believed to be strictly true, that a very large number of the through passengers coming East, who take tickets of the agents ofthe New York std Erie Company, via Battalo, = ) Sey, bia a arrive there, take the Albany Erie via Horneliaville, while ppl ey codes the fxct—a state uf things over b men those interested in the Buffalo Central line are to- Zz ralotelng, aawell they may. I belleve they exchange resell them West thereby converting the almost =a fob acd capital of the Rrie Ratlroad to act as pore tere for the benefit of the Buffalo and Albany roads Instead of forming legitimate conaections with the Southeru Mich. the public @ sublime acd humiliating failure. X. ¥.Z, Stock Exchange, First Boaky June 28, 1853. 1014100 sha Nie TranCoss 20 oie 1 100 do. 30 660 City F 2000 Erie Tne Ban-ed 100 1000 Krie RR C B'71 9934 2000 Hud1ss MgeBbS 10814 2000 Hud oho 100% 3000 do 80 8044 29% 100 do... b60 25 2034 160 Nor & WorRR 83 6634 434 600Rending RR...53 9354 17% 60 Hudson Biv RR.. 1234 ue di 60 6 BS 4 34 30% sh Cleve & Pits RB, 108 SECOND BOARD. 9 100 MeGullockGM.130 61 50 Reading RR. 93 30 203, 100 Erie Ri Go., 32% 50 di 3g 200 eo Tig "do RouWetaiit. bs 180 Cary Im % 1. de 113 15N Indiana RR... 144 400 MoCullockd B60 636 CITY TRADE REPORT. Tuxspar, June 28—6 P. M. Astms.—Seles of 100 bbls. were made at $5 12% for ~pearls, and $4 76 for pots, per 100 Ibs. Brsswax.—There were 2,000 lbs. yellow bought at 20. per lb. Breapsturrs —Flour was pretty active and steady. The sales reached 11,200 Dbls.--nouz at $4 0634 & ra 18%; supertine No 2 at $4 18% » $4314; mixed to fancy Western at $4 S00 $415; to cheice State at $4 623¢ » $4 8734; common to good Ohio at he $4134; and other kinds at proportionate figures. Ca- padian was in good demand. The sales embraced 1, bbls. superfine, in bond, at $4 623, w $4 683. Sauthere iy oe bag buyers. There were 1,400 bbls. procured 14's $0 1299 for mized ta good: $5 18% a 85 43% fcr eile ‘and $5 50 a $7 for fanoy, per bbl. Rye flour ard cornmeal were partially neglected. Westera wheat was actively sought after. The sales of it amounted to 20,000 bushels white, at $1 21 a $1 23, aud 6,000 red, at $113. Rye and barley remained as last stated, There was rather more doing in oats, at 40c. a 42c. for Canadian and State. Corn seemed in better request at an advance. ‘The operations comprised 32 5¢0 Dushels, at 58c. a 6le. aged: 6130. a 623c. for white, and 650. a 66346. for yellow Southern. per bushel. COFFRK Was not very brisk. The sales included 200 bage Java at 11%¢0 , ard 47 Laguayra at 9%c. a 95c., per I Corton.—The sales to day were 3.100 bales. at steady prices | Holders generally show leru disposition to sell except at an improvement. PKATHYRS,—Seles of 2; 500 Ibs, Western live geese were reported at 45¢. per lb. ¥xuit.—The business was confined to 100 bozes layer reinins at $3 273g, and 200 boxes buuch do. at $2 70. Faracnt —Kutes to Liverpool were stony, and abont 1,000,to 1,500 bbls, flour were engaged at a, gral was at 6d’ 53d., in bulk and ship’s bags les cotton were engaged, at 316d. To ‘Havre, 300 tageestte were engeged a 3-84. To Glasgow and London, flour wasnt 2s. Adeal freight was at St. Stephens’, British proviaces, for Bristol, at 82s. 6d. A vessel was evgsged at James river to load with ‘tobacco tor Liver poo! at 303. There wax no alteration to notice in rates tor Colfornia or Australia. leas needed. at 623¢c. a 67340. per 100 Ibs. ringly dealt in at 180. a 19. per Ib ‘.—A few lots Scotch pig were takea, a: $29, 6 months, per ten. Latus —Eastern were more in request at $1 75 per 100. dame.— No further sales or changes weie reported in Rockland MoLassks was not very active. The sales embraced 60 bbls. New Orleans, at 29c ; some Porto Kioo at 273 28c. ; 150 Texas at 240 a 25c.; 75 hhds. Muacavado at ard 60 tart Cuba at 10c.. per gallon. Ons.—Hoilders claimed 62c. for whale, and $1 25 for sperm, but éid not obtain such rates. Olive was inactive. Avcut 5,000 gallons changed hands at O2c, a Gic, per 100. “ oo ions — Fork was depressed. The sa'es did not exceed 350 bbls. at $12 75 for prime, and $15 50 for mess, yer bbi. Cutmeats were moterately active. Tho sales included 250 pkgs at 53 = 65,0, for dry salied shoulders; 53; 6 Gc for pickled, 8a 83¢c. for dry salted hams; a 85; a £%c, for pickled, per lb. Bacon was rather quiet. There were sola 20,000 lbs, at Yc. for smoked, and 10c. for clear sides, per Ib. d ruled about the same; 180 bbls. were taken at10a103fc per‘lb Beef was pur. chased to the extent of 300 bbls. at yesterday's quota- tions. Nothing bas ocoursed io butter or cheese. Ruat Estate —Sales-at Auction.—By A. J. Bleecks Property corner of Front street and Coenties slip, $40,000; | 17 bts on 1(24. street, between avenue A and Firat ave" pue, each 25x100, $2,550; ¢ lot comer of Firat avenue and 102d street, 26x95, $385; 2do néar above each 25x00, $685; 1do. corner of 10lst street, 26x95, $290; 1 Co. op corner, 25x100, $200; 3 do. adjoin: ine, each 25x100, $570; 3 do., each 26x10, $585; 1 do. corer of 102d street, 265x100" $300; 18 do. adjoining on 102d street, each 25.100, $2,360. 2'do. do., each 25x100, $290; 1 do. on rear on 10ist ‘street, 206x100. $155; 17 do. adjoining, each do, $2,550; 1 do. corner 10lst street and Seccnd avenue, 6x1 $400; 1 do. adjoini 2x00, $200; 2 do, each 265x100. 1 do, $196: 2 do , $896; 1 do. corner 1024 street, 25x10, $300: By Albert H Nicolay—Bergen Point property—3 lots on ee street, 25 by 100 feet, $105; 5 co. on Oriect street, 100 feet, $300; 4 do. on Linnet street, 28 by 10 100 foot, 4 do, on Orient streat, 26 by 100 fe avk road, 25 by 112 feet, $380; 4 do. on I. [sey prod 25 by 100 feet. $300; 4 do. om bvergreen atreet, 25 by 106 feet, $800; 4do.on Linnet street, 25 by 100 feet, 4 do. on Irubella ge 25 5 by 100 fest, $220; ham place 26 by 72, 4do, en Isabella street, by (9 feet $180; 3 do. on a Lienet street, S08; 340, oa Ingham street, $150; 6 do in Ingham 100 feet, $175; 6do on Cottage sieet $210; Brighton street, 25 by 160 feet, $400;4 do: on place, 25 by 100 feet, SoaP.—But 180 boxes Castile were obtained, in lots, at 40. per Ib. erm —There were sold 360 bhds. Cubs, at 4c. a51¢e.; ard 60 Porto Rico, at 5%¢ per lb. ‘TALLOW. “apie 20, ou Ibs. prime were disposed of at Ko. per Ib. ag oh 0,—The dewand was quite vigorous for Kentucky, of whieh 500 bhds. changed bands to-da} (Tea Tc. a 9c. per Ib. Besides which, eales vere made of '34 bales CienCue- gos ard 90 Cuba, on private terms. Wiuskxy was rarer and dearer. The sales amounted to 900 bbls. Obio rison, at 2244c.m 22%, chiefly at 2210.0 22%¢ per gallon, (opt cute eee EE ADVE SEMENTS SANEWED BVERY bar. “ao, Ingham ar "SHE SEVENTH PAGE, -oa $50 000.-%: for sale on Long intend; 8 ros in nnd at Mamaronooks 100 acres of land Rent Yo fete on Reld 10, Brook! splendid water power and lar; two houses in Twentieth street: foveral lote on Carroll park, Brooklya. ee SHELDON, 9% Nassau street. STOR SALE, THE 5. 000.7808 3883 fixtures of x wholesale 1oF business, in tl interest Post Oihee. .000. —FOR SALE ERAER, FIXTURES AND fnrniture of a rst class restaurant and din- ing hotel, located conve! in the contre of all busin in New York, dois if par ‘ley, togothad with tagcous lenses “Address bom 3008 co Wall street and post office, me ‘of the bes Tooations ing an ‘extinalve business, “Sold in conse. quence of ill of the Ly og Apply to G. A. KUB- INSON, 85 Noweau street, up stal $1,500.-22h Pi DINING SALOON, ity, and now do! rods of two railroa: Sathete 600 —FOR SALE—WATCH CASE EI ¢ tools and fixtnres sent for oight men, to- gether wish lease of one of the pain the city. sons wishing to ry a 4a can bo aasared it very safe and nm, joal mi Apply to 8 THOWES, BS Nassau street. $500. =FOR SALR—A SNUG LITTLE MANUFAC- ie) + tering bnsinoss, paying s profit of 100 Per on cont, and the dusinors increased tenfold. Inq LATMAM, No. 40 Fulton stroot, Brooklyn, wear arthe forry. KOR SALR-AN INTEREST IN AN ESTA $500,783 lished busivoss w: as paid 00, inthe Inst +f on 4 in ‘ths besaoas, wht seme m any part of the per- coun Py ‘the ai *y vail gon ners Greening, fot one wosk, pee et IE.S street, noar Kighth avenu poh BD). fe Sale ren BR 0 iN 5 $500.-* RK, oR gt) § oF of tae't feet te ne the ol Fey Saf py aap ier HA rae ei Bleecker fieese yen y a oa 3 b Fivarren ois me, ae for eases bee at 23 aaa * LINERY ba SALE—AN | tea, mi linery, ted near Se coatee Profitable buvinees end oxtonsi note, a natex Y Zz. te rangmas Se addr with real name and ad¢ reas, will receive vba apanehe AVENUE PROPERTY SALE.— MA it class house, lot a te on ira renee, or oe in. ano has er im) “SMALL FARM FOR yiedoa by trot ous le Bit ands Batten bean, ter ‘bin stm hlaegyo tha EEE iy Sere STAGE ROUTE FOR SALE—RUNNING ns Anpinte Bc. oie ee ae 39 from 2 to ter, FOR SALE—THAT WELL KNOWN COR- ner of Howard snd Mercer streets will be sold low for ubiness of one Hundred ahi ise stella creek. aye one hundred and nix 4 ply on the premises of Mra. L. SMYTHE. ‘gpa’ porate: A St L ‘streets on: k First. South ‘Seventh, and Ltt ‘Sixth sti », and Jolinson wineen, ‘the ‘Union's and peas Spodike wel etabls shed. tel, on the Br “4 ‘erlay AND FIXTURES, NO. 3 ASTO! arelay streot, pickiee meats, &o., rita pri She. irystal Palace. For’ sale, if ap- oe rere | a 3a—£0 58 0OLD ON THR TERS gash Also all the 7, trimmings ‘attad ade: he 7 fruit, such as cherries, pears. ap- MIN, Sit Broadway, late of 40 Keade street, and di Inculte OCJ0HN D. MULEES, Weed. ILLIARD TABLES YOR SALE THREE SUPERIOR bles for sale, complete, with s large st le for private oF sr papi \CKER, Billiard Table | Manufacturers 90 Ann street. ROADWAY OPERTY.—-TNE ADVERTISER IS desirous of leasing two houses and lots on Broadway, oF one house on Broadway ith two lote adjoieing on. Mer err or Crosby street ress Builder, Broadway Post on ————————__ | all th XCHANGE OR SALE.—A FEW OF THOSE TENANT houies remain wascla, aud ae tho ewaer wistes to close up the sadway Post Om a be sold ata bargain. Address B. ay TENANTS ROGISTHR. ee NR ALS. OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT board, in a small private family, at No. 19 Ludlow Place, corner of Bergonss | street. i h the bath, de. Havo large 00. Good reference Fequired. AX FAMILY DESIROUS OF HOUSE COMFORTS FOR three or four months, may find a fursished house, with jodern improvements, to themeelves, as long as ro- suit @ party of gentlemen. ' Location air; opponite Eleventh street, Paymeatin al venth at fs - vance, with gobd security and reforeness a MANUFACTURING COMPANY, WHOSE LEASE Toome communioate Closets, and every conve- OR £ALE—FOUR CORNER LoTs, AND ONE AD- feet fron joining; each lottwenty fi it %y, one hundred expires next sprisg, id buy or lease a good water fect deep, situated up to Broadwa;, in animproved | power, (with buildings pr: i} 0m the line of the Harlem neil bborheod, ‘Tho above lots ean bo sold Y Or Hudson River Raliroads. Adres box 1424 Pout Offer, for soon. ee oat the ing looation, deseription, price if for sale, or rout, if to nished, on the to a gentleman and wife, ¢1 ie strictly first | SISO enya as Aue ah & SHERMAN, 6 Wa'l street. 15.000 Fiesta reas pees me | SUTIN ee ive real o tate fu this ar nick | § 50.000 2, 70 LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT years, on A property. ‘Apply to 4 TOWN F. ord Conn JENKINS, corner 3 Pa ah tire real esfnts’ Bone ox more sume, on terms of REY, 23 and 25 Wall atreet. NF Coat CURRY, 134 Bowery. FARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES, AND SINGLE ROOM tlemen. with board, at No. 2 3 drotrest "ihe house is provided with all tha moders tm: v Is Frenen ante. Meal ri Ecceaemlboiag for ag N INVALUABLE ACCOMMODATION TO THE PUB- A lic.—The best houses in the city are on on * fal sky other wean atw ie anise: et inthe city. Office No, 289 doseription of them is hove hat ia wuattals ble b: i, @., the choi AEARTY OF GENTLEMEN out children, cam have ham buites or otherwise, wit family ronidtag at 82 Bout hished throughout, and ec OR A FAMILY WITH- furnished Kept e house is newly fur- bath, gas, &e, OARD.—A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE FAMILY, RE siding in one of the most delightful situations wp town: Jot a ait of rooms t> s contloman end wi (or single gentlemen. with all the improvementa, baths, gas, de.” French aad Spanish atherners are invited te eall, a8 they ly West street, between Fifth and Sixth 108. 2OARD. A FRONT ROOM ON age pm 4 READS handsomely furn' man and bis wife; also OARD.—A GENTL' AND LADY, OR TWO single gentlemen. can be accommodated with board in a pleasent hous, situated in West Fiftoenth street, No ot, near Ninth avonne, having the cunveaience of baths, Apply at the above number. HANDSOME TRONT AND BACK PARLOR ON \wellings, situate the first floortu let Appiy on the promises, No, 12 on the'west aide ot think 4 aity feat’ north of White street. Eighty sixth stroct, wost sido, at 3s foot 6 inches front, - by 108 feet 6 inches d lot on PARTMENTS 70. LET at 108 WAVERLY PLACE, Fighteenth street, o1 Lot % f fro db room 01 foet front by 95 feet 23 by 40 foot. DE Mi 10., No. ‘Souambers street. ter, toe small fealty rarnent all eam RED gt mata 0 Solomon vi, Jol OR SALE—THREE LOTS ON THE SOUTHEAST ay corner of Second avenue and Forty sixth street, bein —— together 75 feet 5 14 100 feet “ite perfect, bond and mo URNISHED ROOMS TOLET-IN TIE FIRST CLASS house No. 15 State Battery, suitable for single men, without Reference required. ‘Apply © on the promis URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—EN SUITE OR SINGLY, n the seoond floor, with uw jotning’ mile | the location desirable, bel St. Jol - John’s park, Apply at N ot tho pursbase money sony remain o1 e for a term of dens Apply to UEKS & JURGENS, 94 Barclay stroot. FOR | SALE, AT FOR LEE.—A TWO-STORY HOUSE, with bi aores of land. garden, fruit ti in No. 6 Beach street. ARM FOR SALE—SITUATED NEAR THE NEW VIL- lage of Mount Vernop, on the Harlem Railroad, gree lepot. heater ter county, within b half a mile of Hunt's Bri farm contains about forty acres of good faa house een ane f other ent ballaia ine, doo! di the th mae Ply at No. 9 Bedford street JRURNISHED Rows TO LE without board; in a pri ‘OR SINGLE GENTLE. family, at 143 Franklin atroet. rOUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE. abs tantial brick ble front cation in Broadway, below Madison square,, Kent only in the Seventh ward, wean eats ‘ Mi the best fa Sha, Bevenkh ward, pi $600 per onnum. Furniture, whioh is new and desirable, rovements to be atlow. Will be. eat Apply to E. H. BROWN TL Wallotreet, fromito2 P.M. | - OR SALE—A FIRST RATE. ICE CREAM, CONFEC- esol for $1,000 Immediate jon mate aotis ie heeee praectoneinne. AN DREN CO., 6 Canal s street. ‘OUSE TO LET—IN CHAMBERS STREET, TURKK. renewals granted ; ground fain "Lot 28.10 by foo! ears lease for talo; also one in Broome stroet, near tionery, and oyster saloon, doing a Broadway, four years lense for sale; also house to lot t $0 to $0 per day. The rent is ver: (ees Nineteenth street) moar Thied aves 3 per a rare obance for making money. Sic selling. Applyto Re LAV RENCE, OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A liquer store, with two years lease, one of the best cor. nora around the Crystal Palace. Kont very low. and will be gold cheap. Apply on the premiser, corner of Forty-first street and Broadway, of JOHN B, MADBEN OR SALKE—-THE WELL KNOWN AND OLD ESTAB- listed hotel and dinin, saloon, known as the Providence and Rhode Island Hotel, No. 2 dene street, with all tho fix- od business. BILLINGS | r ‘Tuck! R, 289 Broadway. =A FIRST OLASS BROWN STONE perfect style, with all the modern wvements, and pleasantly looaved: or the principal pert house. For particulars, inquise at 161 avenue "i, heat th street, or at the office of the Journal of Commerce, corner of Wall and streets. TO LET.—APPLY TO DANIEL ‘alton etroet. tures and furniture complete, now doing | G00 OOS TO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, For particulars, apply at the St. “wlohofus utloon, coruor of vythout board. “Also, a second-hand piano for wale; d Spring street. price $121 Po Leta Four: STORY BRICK HOUSE, SITUATED {nthe anos pleasant, part of Jersoy City; furnished new ti * first of May last. furniture can be Boas if de- sired. Rent, ree eral Gne and water through thy house Address eraid office 10 LET- THE STORE FULTON STREET; ALSO store 109 Fulton streot, and offices up stairs. Apply at tailor's store. H ig LET—TWO STORY HOUSE IN CHAMBERS street, three years lease; two story house in Chambers street, one your oF moro, bas furniture which must be bought, not expensive. & two story house in ——— 16 \ te at about $525 POR SAEE-A VALUABLE AND MAGNIFICENT Ga. | See eee pedi ad ote balistic apparatus; for sale cheap, if applied for soon. ¥ Fartios Inexperienced i in the catalan iartveaa be fay 1 ee ee he enme in a short time. Apply to, or address, G. A. RO- ANY GENTLEMAN REQUIRING TICK BINSON, &5 Nassau stroct, Pata irs, sey Coy me use of a parlor and jp dy wie obtain such, ina highly rokpecttblo house snd pleasant situation, up OR SALE-THE MILLS. MACHINERY, &C../ TO ¥ ci bh merken prea) yey tas town, by addressing Lox 1,050 Chatham square Post office, Zacturing Company, ‘considered, decidedly the tert mineral 10 LET—TO A SMALL, GENTEEL FAMILY, THE paint in market.” Will be wold on favorable terms. For lower oF upper art of louse No 24 Third stroct, wost of particulats apply at the depot, 105 Murray street, New | Second avenue, and the whole house wiil + be let). A email family occupics the remainder of the hose. Apply on the Promi«s. OR SALE, OR TO a ee — aguronot 8 desirable jowelty shop, forty miles: ‘Troy, Now York. The advertiver wishing to dlepose of his stock and interest fer cash, or oxo city, “Address V., Herald office, may bebad. TS SALF--ON CORNFLIUS peter location ‘io the atta ing Where anintorview STR EET, NEAR Bleecker, two three-story brick dwelling-houses, in good ardor, with ote ZL by 36.6 each, rented now at 81 ‘S00,"and over. Could be improved in the ‘rear so as to let for much Will be sold at @ bargain. Terms easy, A capital stment. Apply to ito ‘No. 71 Wall streat, froml to P'M, $ SE OF A HOUSE rteon rooms, and store, in 00d erder and good meihtarbod Also, a sinall desirable atock of dry goods Cheap, with or without the store, OA Gres SHED FRONT dway and Bow rect, between Bri , to be paid in adv 10 LET—A ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR, NO. 103 Fulton street, auitable for an office, store or light ma nufacturiag busi , pply in the elock stor @ rooms and cellar, alo barn, shed, hog- 10 LET—A STABLE IN THE REAR OF USE NO. house, corn bin. smoke house, dc. Fruit consists of various 4 Bowling Green. | Eutrance fro oot. Ap Sica, to wit—Applen an orchard of thirt: tree, baed ply to “ARTAUR GiLENDER, ree Broadway. plums, cherries of different kinds, gooseberrie er 10 LUT—-SEVERAT VERY FINE HOUSES IN maf at Jones street. T METUCHIN, N. J, WITH ‘of Campbell's depot, ai thereon. consiet urrants: rries and strawberries; land all planted with corn aud ee, and garden truck of various kinds, in good order. locations, with modern improvements, Reuts from ars leave foot of Cortlandt five times aday ement on Broadway, noar Stuart's. for Metuebin. for six months, a stevet, noar Broadway, Als two $20 a quarter, three months. ‘will be sold for oash Mott Haven. Apply to KINS- or exobanged for building lot in Brooklyn or New York. or venue, from 2 0 Te ‘look personal property. Possession immediately, For further ~ particulars ingvire of THOS. H. GRIMSTEED, on the pre- (© LET—A VERY SUPERIOR CORNER BROWN mices, or at M3 Fultoz streot, Brooklyn, stone hovse, on Loxington avenue. The house is new and bas all th modern improvements ard in fice ordor. um, Apply to KINSHIMER, No. , from two to suwon o'clock, P. M. OR SALE—A DESIRABLE Lge teste CE IN OWE curtleave mn 0 LET—VURNISHED, TO A SMALL PRIVATE FAMI- or those tired of boarding who dosire to have theit oun home. A widow indy, owning’s modern four jory hoses on tho F° SALE-IN THE CITY OF aa NEW ann. near Washington park, would rent « pair of parlo yw 18 ible lot of dock and ‘rai pro | jecor ‘paseinon! Tooate wsnaio (adjoining th Briers # Co) and mear the Stores Gaal; the vost Toos- senaning rior howet eapin on in the elty of Newark requiring dock priv , stakes SS visteisa berths hes area | ize fmm dintely at No 114 Waverly pince. ar ye pyar railway The rai way nearly new 0 LET, IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN SEVEN MINUTES i der. Price iow, terms cay. Apply 4 walk of the Fulton ferry, # handsome parlor, with one eo be More CO, No. 43 Chambers street. or two bedroo unfurnished &E ® respectable private thee. FOE SALE—A TWo sToRY WOUSE, FURNISHED. eee 4 new ours, neat and handsomely furnished. for anie. | MO LET, IN BROOKLYN—A Price of the houge avd furniture will be made known on the ment cottage house, No. 48 Wyckoff streot, Serves premises, pel ya id mi Court and ‘Smith streets Possession immodiatel, Inquire at No. 60 same street, or of MONAGHAN & CO, 8 Poarl street, New York. (P< LET. IN BROOKLYN—THE NEW THRRE STORY and basement houeo No. 156 Livingston street, betwaen ona and Hoyt streets; there is a good o mented uni ine yard. wad pas finxveres (ntenahons. dhe, bow: Foetession immediately. Inquire at Noo 25 Sohemerhorn street, Brooklyn. lot. of ground 0 et in depth, two p: rs, two heres in ry, four bedrooms, with two I 1 one, basement, with tvo large close asd.cloeey honk dower dcop, and yard in tho rear. all is well fini and in’ excellent onder, Ninoteeath street, bp 10 LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—OPPER PART chnrch op} cA the corn Fifth and front basement of honse 74 Fi h atreet to let, Ninctecnth streak. nly at, No. Nicotoenth street, furniture complete fo it a Drivate house, tween Fifth avenue and Broadway, from 8 o'clock A. amily, and no child ersons wishing 7PM hou a wail find this aa excellent opportunity. “In- a aaa quite ry mien, Fu SALE_-THE FIVE § STORY HOUSE, NO. 243 East HE pe 1F A SNUG THRFE-STORY HOUSE IN bueenth atroet Jot 25 by 92 feet, hoube 25 by 4. het Seventh atroct, Deoatut plaoa, with range, hot and gold dorthw feenseet Het avenves No. Tas Toath ixeot, water, will rent the same te. small fam 10 immediately. RENT.—A FIRST CLASS BRICK HOUSE, SITUATED ———__—— Inquire of N. SHERWOOD, Pes Fo, SALE—THE yoy STOCK AND FIXTURES of one of ‘the very bos in this city: a frat class ‘on the heights at New Brighton, Staten Is house, and ai eg wines a in the Lest ma ‘with water closets, pumps joamboat Landi: eatorn markets, kitohen range. &c., 40 haying 4 nent ond Willinmeburg es and coach house, garden found walk of the ferry. Apply WOHARLES UTAMILTUN: 74 Beaver rerect, HE IO aeST PRICE WILL BE PATD FOR CALT fornia lands of all description: quae ti bought and sold by cd_ia a good location, A good business, with ‘peat Atle office practice. Will be sold low for onsh only. gpening i a Cette or surgoon apothecary. Kadrens Wo! GA and 56 Doy streot, ier Street Benes, 10 WHALEMEN AND MERCHANTS IN THE PACIFIC trade.—To lease, oe aterm of years, Charles ee ono of pA i 101 mentin one of the Ii Leon ostablial n miles broadth from east P| Sr % iragth ‘There isa good ‘anohor at Black teac! Tow price: Office Bay, well known to vassels froqu W. H. MoDONALD, 102 Nassau street, New York. mcdions. The se FOR, SALE-ONE OF THE BEST REFRESHME: d drinking salo cle city. with ¢ excellent quality, with aby ¢ 1° pean a all aes lot Seasons | eS Fccors G@ rm, § imo. Saloon doi tate buslness, and sivest t part of é the Atlantic to west const of Amerion, oF thenos to me no the ele Any th © cigtany, pekine the Atieatle ‘The soll af the island ta eapadie of products Ail Kinds of tropical plants togethe re 8ALE—TWO MILK ROUNDS, on Rf fost th uy clase, with the fixtures; will be sold for roon.’ Alto, ¢ ‘wag ight tod. VOGELL, 437 Fourth st OR SALE—A MACHINE, SHOP, SITUATED IN ONE of the best business loont th vies for icot frome on the stroat, Stenm, nearly new, and in perfost ranning or Apply at 8 Chambers otroct, betwoon 1 mounted January to December, one crop: Yollowiog i id Cen sd molstened in summer by cor d an: i ter. There are at vresens: on the ial head of thr: enttle, besides bh iddition to the coi ba real tl Fossa and oti fornia, AR th ip and well a ‘the IXTURES AND FURNITURE he require no other fodaer andsomoty fitted ly of with 9 smi publi thoroughfare, near the | during th I the weaspern. @ bs > | fling cost, eine rat epring to the beac the best loontion, K about two miles, » copious flow of the purest ‘A. ROMINSUN, 8 Naseau ntfeots obtained, capabl of gurl th the inorensi of all inoluding w jog in becomes developed, it is d F A STORE IN < position a centyt depot for + in Brooklyn OR SA! 1 tea wn Sua 10) ro. Inquire of , tho group fag Se t ork and Jay atreota, whee fe called the ots soneing the requisite capita rage ne ae =~ presente & m: OR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN-ONE, TWO OR | bountiful ay be realize three beautiful 008 On Skillmen _ntreet, Parsgecee 4 ha jroaned, post vale, to the under. tiened 1 General of the ieiptle vf Bouador for the. nited Sinton ‘will rocelvo promp' ti AARON Hf PALMER. Ap interest socount of Charles Lal sia the seoond floor, Grote te for about S500, payable in ad money 0 ae on hond and mort- ‘orr a Se ie) ty onmnbeee a stroot. Glalt e¢ the pur ange for » term of SPORTSMEN, Sane -JUST RECRIVED BY THR SUA- seribers, a few ine double barrel guns Hollis & 5! yer SALE, IN NRWARK, N.J.—A CORNER HOUSE | makers, ‘Thioe ae G7.an axe wll adapted in weights, nls, a f crepe shore Sxlures, i sieo. 0 mood bare, Renz. pores, for sume shogting, Rening Doe a, ie mgertes expres 2%, apted akery; Ww yh, Spor tamen Nil do pall 0 cheap for onge Acply at fis Oran ih Orange icoet, Nowark, ws. r Conky Felton street, coruse of Cli. ONE OR TWO GE iy two or three singh 2 ee room: —THREE oe nore, Bt babe a | CAN BE imedated wit! 89 Elm street, OARD.—A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board and ® pleasant furnished room, Apply at 33 Hubert street. Peta des OARD—A PLEASANT AND COOL SINGLE ROOM, with three windows in it,) on the seoend floor of a pri ‘vate house, to let to « gontleman, with partial or fall board. Apply at 114 Franklin street. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—SPL! or unfurnish 8 first olass house, in Brooklyn The house ROOMS, FUR a their wiv convenience. Gas in ing a cool. aont house, s home, will ton street, wit forries. OARD If BROOKLYN.. socom modate a gentlem: = with rooms, farnished or unfurais} aor with board, fine houso with all modern improvems in one of the plessantest parts of Brooklyn. References exchanged. Apply at 66 Hariison stret, between Henry and Clinton. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE zeLy, any coe oats enloy ey comforts of yy at the double nd 206 Was! iu five minutes walk of Fulton ‘or Wall street —A SEEN OF. LADY WILL his wife, or two single living io as quiet and beautiful part (between Fulton and Atlantio utrects), would be happy co mest with s coutio- man and lady, or jo gentleman, to board, with attend. ance aod good table, on most mode r twenty minutes walk from either ferry. ‘apviy or addzosa'to Me MILNE, 215 Fulton stroot, Brookly: GENTLEMAN AND HIS od ne one or twe second furnished, a joining an far also rooms for twoslugie fentlemen, House withis ave minutes walk of South foriy. Inquire at No. 72 State B SOUTH BRODKLYN,—TO LET, WITH mt room tocne or two gentle sty Prone family, esiding sions five minntes Wall stegot, and) South ferries. Also, »sin- Horald ¢! house, which , ho.) sitnated in a healthy and th ah agrosable family of tl persons. Serirous of leaving the city, will Gnd this an opport neglocte handsome back parlor also to be a Gr anfaratshed. “Apply at Precidont street, between Columbia nud Hicks stteote: ‘wo SINGLE GENTLEMEN DESIR. genteel and comfortable home oan be socommo. dated with parsial board and pleasant rooms, at No. 9) Nas sau ctreet, near Fenrl stroct. Fulton ferry, pox 1D IN NEW ROCHELLE.—FAMILIES, OR SIN- gle boarders, can be well acoommedated with board = PvE ee at moderate prices. Apply to J. W. EV KE, New Rochelle, N.Y. OARD AT TARRYTOWN.—BOARD CAN RE HAD for a few fami'ios. with good airy rooms, and a fine view $f the river, by applying to, 8. K. MUTT, Tarrytown, Now ‘ork. Bose WANTED—SREAKFAST AND TEA FOR A , and full board for two Indies, with nice, airy rooms, in gome nice, locality in, Brooklyn or New York— terme not to exceed $0 tor the three, Address, stating lo- eality aad terms, W. H. 4 OARDING.—1W0 OR THREE GENTL HAEN CAN BE scoommodated with furnish: isl board, with oinuer om Sundays, at 03 Base Thirty Geet street, bet tween Leaington acd Fourth avenues. Os RDING HOUSE AGENCY, NO. 73 EAST FOUR- teenth street. corner of Union square —Best reference iven an to the high reepeotatility ef or establishmont. Persone hi having rooms to let, with or without board, are in vited to come and try what we can do in sending ogcupants. Terme moderate. Ladios or gontlemon in pursuit of board Are politely directed free of charzo, \OMFORTABLE BOARD IN BROOKLY the Montague and Fulton ferries. ‘The location is and pleasant. Rooms suited for a single gentleman or for two friends at very reasonable terms. But few in family. Apply at 65 Henry street, Brooklyn. YOUNTRY LGDGINGS—AN ENGL 1s would let part of a delightfally sit on sn eminence, and commanding pictu tiful scenery logation ts moat healthfal, on walk from Melrose station, Westchester count: ail hours of th ny stopplog at Thirty-secon: F the Crystal Painoe—thicty minutos ride; BETWEEN C+mmutation Jow. Board if required. Post Office, Morclsaais, eter county, oF Apply Melrose station. M‘tox mane apy ou meseicurs maison comm FRANQAISE PRIV On Br RY cot 6 SK G8 ST, MARK'S issomont. ds char je nilles irent une 80 prs- oit que I in pouvent offrir Al ‘ied rotirencos, (Crist ofa et On dived NE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC commodated with a neatly furnished bedroom, with small room attached, also full or partial hoard, with & pri wp good table is Kept, other enth street, nose £ift ne. Ad dress Englishman, Herald office, stating whero an interview ‘E QR TWO YOUNG MEN. OF STEADY HABITS ‘n be accommodated with board tna private family, at No. 43) Houston street, near the Bowery, NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, or 4 fow single gentlemen, a roomn, with board, at No. 7. Ludlow W. MoDougail’s. ‘This house is private, jonce requisite to make » comfortable hi Stages ee 7 the door over: minutes, Inquire asabeve, orto a. affe & Co,, 9 Maiden lane, who will give all necessary in- Prominin, RIVATE BOARD.—THE ADVERTISER HAS 4 NE ly fornished house, in, peefoct order, with the mode im provement im one of the most desiral 4 form Plena family will ict, with nt room and bedroom on the sooo furrished, to a gextieman wife, or Good referenoes given and required, Ad- lew +; ‘010 Post Office. OOMS WANTED—FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMA fnll bonre for the lady Ng FE breakfast and tea for t! gontleian. Pay in advance, addrevs » nvte stating terme, veaticn, &e,, to Parsons, Union square Post Office. SUITS NEATLY FURNISHED PARLORS, ON SS the first and second floor single aud double rooms, also re with bedroom attachod, will be let to singls gon men of high "git eta lodgings. Glogalieene y observed. “Tuquire at ro LET. —FURNISHED OR ‘UNFURNISHED ROOMS with or without bosrd, at 154 Chambers street. 7 ANTED—BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, AN unfurnished room, with there for the ey dy onty, in seme quiet, plain family, whe ‘dren; with a widow Indy Board ta vance, which must ‘be moderate, week, Broadway Post office, wax IMMEDIATELY, IN BROOKLYN, OR THR lower part of the city, by s young maa. board ins vate family. 4 not to. week An Iris! Scotch tanlly preferred. address Nierald Oftes. ANTRD TRANSIENT. BOARD UP TOWN: ANY y bo willing to eueuline s ty sha tyr witl @ comfortable room and ‘week, to ‘pay ook for dation, by hear of = party willin, tach neve addressing ‘Gown ‘try, Horald office. ua of converting, Sere onst off ae {nto cash, can obtain & a biog by goading for an re eee Sah a enh No. 13 Kim street, N. B.—Ladion wtionded te by tre, Dusseldorf. —' Pe spoesaa DO! ane Fey ey oH for ‘eree cot os Le ee tee or et oe JAMES eT uowoNa at Ais ove sveana' hand 11 Orango street, near (bi owrmxe AND FURNITURE acer ‘ard gentlemen hevi cash 1) = by nanan te peru caareserd te 3 co ‘any to ta Weat Ter eerie! vy Taker WTR TO TH Vion shomid oni a gee onadle sto of Ladi WI Breadwor., oy, AND 1 HEADS oF Fam inepoce Rew, auperion and pa amldrea’e clothing, at Mise in this cfty, eee oll Lhe $3,000 20,2248-0%, Bonn AND NORTOAOR $3.00 00 TO LOAN—ON sore eee eoErosem = A JAE Made nid TO BORROW ONE gue- Also, $10,000 te lean, at six per on unincumbered sal Months. seoacit; ven. adiresn, post pall, KC, Herald offen? ® Sutton, John i. Durye anil Sete Cargill, John ‘ard, . Tucker, Garrit eee r Danzas,R. Heranooee, Cal i ai VECCHIO, pis instalment of the capital stock (thirty coat) wil 1 be pay Prt, ben bank on the lit day of”. atip D. rk. HITCHCOCK, K, Cashier. MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVING a) epee mae eemees: pany eo ett by rte p RI peretit be anuitied ve jgberoat Troan the frst dayot ‘open daily from 10. M. to 8 P.M. and from 6 toe GREGORY DILLON, President, Prrer Crezan, Accountant Pt TS RE se IVIDEND a gd Pe Ee OF D ED. ely Al 0. Rhine) a jcuioam fe w York, June 30, Seek divs upon th hese from t! June ‘and is pa} office, 18 wie m street, in v9 after the Sth of Jaly next, to Kbol aa Nb will be chosen froma sini iP or th fore from Gay of June instant until the Sth day of July. ot ee oe EDWIN C LITCHFIELD, Troasurer. ee gg mr png IN WANT OF MONEY, ng Lane hai be acoommodated with strict ne Nona. Vesey poor ina ‘advances from rig A SEE ES EEA OITA 5 MONEY, IN SUMS OF $5.10 25,000, MAY ALWAYS BE ad on'gold and silver watches, diamonds jewelry. segue mos, oF any other perso Find Loan OMe Na8 Gham wurst, near Chak. vce hours from: 10 A MN Cah paid’ for clothe, eassimeres, alike, ke. A ist of'agiew ee fale cheap. M°RE. —THOSE yy pe ge | oe Onrais x shall be such transfer jsrenet tho Lafe Te m desired at = moet ev coatigence ‘dry goose, id kiad Harder feu een Sento ate r BAvREY: Mist LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE — ee ALDEN J. HALE, 59 Trinity Building, lit ‘ONEY--TO THE LADIES.--ANDREWS & CO., NO, 98 Canal street, make liberal cash advances om eoa- signment of watohes diamonds, jewelry, “A iret other musical instruments together with valu Applications received only from ladies. Ofice hours o'clock A. M. to 5 P.M OTICE 70 CONTRACTO2S.—SRALED FROFOSALA Phanipeburg. 0 opposite Tanto, ae ati oe nay ot i rE ‘Rte ‘masonry of f0 July next ading and imaso the Balvi dere and ‘Delawhre tailrond, eatording ftom Pat ipa ure widere. The work 1K will be ready for luepee- = 2, Bod th and 5) ufos of the will be shame end Vanes This! nssistas pb after tl Mpsbure and Bel TUL WRECH, Marines eg sae Lambertville, May 25, 1858, Direct OR ROCK, ed yeurey Mh Psst pad 4 Company of Wisoor —New 24, 1853 —The interest coupo company, W st thelr Cie ai 4 J _JHOMAS, Troasurer._ FFICE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPA, ichmond, June 18 1838.—To Contractors. —se ill be received by the undersign of Hovetourt Virginia, until 8 ny of August next, for the leoks, dame, out. nd sections of the canal’ from Buchanen to 0 Craigra Payments will be made in current bank notes. sides ‘the usual reservation of twenty per cent om the monthly estimates, the contract smple security, satistactory the completion of the work at epecitied im exhibited 0, ohanan. fn tivo at the conpat pee day of Jul: of the bids un’ tory. the sever WALTER pecificstions will - delivered’ ay hia, rigttes te Richmond, om and aftor the Sth day ww above a . OFEICE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY, Trinity Building, Hrondway, June 24 of Directors have this day declared a dividend of 8 ot per cent of the net earnings of vbis road, Dagable at the Trea surer'e office on the 13th July proxims. ranefor beoka Will be closed from let to 15 any neta DT, Tresearer. AGE. BACON & ©0., BANKERS, SAN nag ok Cal —Exchange on London, Valparaiso, } cities of ihe United } tates, for sale ip su: elt, lections made oy teen ee ae ee of Troceede penmiiy fem te ‘ae ‘exshange Sank, Mevwre, Dencan, Shera XECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY.— BOOKS fcr subscription to three bundred thousand dollars i$. 00) of the capital stock of the Sccond Avenue Railroad m pany, will be opened on Morday, June Z/ ‘the ef- § fooers, Wm. aud en ~ oie ot the oom pany, 01 A.T. MuaAl as; ‘Treasurer. HE JULY DIVIDEND ON THE BONDS OF THe City of mere cg mae to the Memphis ané Charleston aid by us on or after the let 0as 4 CO., 40 Wall street. Railroad Company, wi proximo, “HOUSKS, ROOMS, ETC. WANTER. A MALL HOUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN, NOP far from one of the ferries, Rent not to exoocd ‘Address, stating particulars, John, Herald office, PARTMENTS WANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. and Kitchen, or privilege in kitchen, for ® gentleman, Wife, and daughter ten yearsold, Address to R. 8,, Meseea. A. Pillot, boa 212 Post office, \G HOUSES taf ctipbig —ONE ON 8T. JOHN'S WELLT park, and one on Washin, jaare, for which cask itt "pe pa Apply to BE BE ‘a HALLETT, No. 196 Broadway. OUSE WANTED.—A GENTEEL HOUSE bite nd po in Bast Brosdway or Hoary street, to, be o residence for a private family. I dosired a magale eG aly Address A. L, Herald 4 and particulars. 00m WANTED. —A SMALL ROOM AND BOARD, for a young woman, in n private family. or ia s amali, guict boarding house, near Broadway, not “below Useal sot above sae “street.” Torms not to exceed two dollars a week. Address Bourding, Herald office. LAND.—WANTED, FOR THRER MONTHS, cottage, part of # house, or board. mally, on the Gtteon side. Altres stationes NFU <ISHED ROOMS WANTED—BY A Feapectable family, either in Brooklyn or New to conaist of her = x two small rooms. To need an: unless Laan iocation. ‘Address Levison, office. ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A PART OF A entcol house, oF the whole of a smell house; location i in East Broadway, or bet avo and requied. 4 Adéress al eenth streeta, must be moderate. References giv Henry, Horald office. ‘ANTED.—A LADY IS DESIROUS TO MEET WITH hEATty whe has a furnished house to rent; must be ta tio above Twentiot It ot e owner to board for Seid ik rant or 8 portion ob ee ‘Aodrees for three days Mrs. Hunter, Herald References exchanged. DRY eoous. IN CRAPE SHAWLS.--FIFTY CASES OF PLATR embroidered Canton orape shawls. Having been. rch ‘by the subscriber bo jous to the present a@- Fanoed age he bay thom at s saving of from Sot ig te twonty.tve t. from the usual 0! En Alse. sa aad broke. Broadway. SSavis Sa'vcorle. onsets 5 TRconete, at la. 64, Ee were ebeaghe at ese th than half the original cos}, ama will be sold ‘according. WE ARE £% SELLING ~yeeg price jee do. at $2 reat tt well scales Diag em, Towe red ms ike, Cloths, Caenimeeeg, all saree ee. for boys! ou boty Reduced fn’ prioe, to be sol Tatars the te outta of *Famensebargaive are to THE soweny. aavines exeas, FE peariee ease oes MANTILLAS —| Had’ Einto, Ince, torus, Geusal oe fabrics in pty ye Soa t beoriber with ee to meet funiog whe Wor Balt yi om tecount of eaeqeaces she season, from 20 oat te spe ‘The entire of the sul Steck ie now selling at a similar eaiesa ia “44 Parle Mantille Emporium, No. waite Neate, tere if rts ramos keg Hinek, ent codrut names bm vrais tm trom Mo. yee bes cs Tem Pi his we (Kink o7.qotent for the pantie to be rs nei aciaeht * aleo, ee —