The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1853, Page 3

| bro } mothi ti Laren Frank Johnston, com- was recvenoed to be imprison. for io “Michael Sullivan was sent to the two years, he baving pleaded guilty to Tharging him’ with attempting to commit Degre:.—Two Dooris and James Pots, on Dina Sines wie | bu sly lariousl exverlog 18 were reateuced, the former to House of Refuge, and the latter to three years’ im semerssns ta the State Prison at Sing Sing Stolen Goods —Johu Smitb. convicted on ae ee of ae stolen goods from the boys Dooris and Potts. knowing them to have been stolen was then ht up for sentence. The prisoner declared he knew about the goods. and that he was entirely in nocent. The Court sentenced him to be confined in the Btate prion two years. ie W, Mason, who pleaded guilty to Boal? im the third degree, was sentenced to be incar- in the State prison for three years Larcony —Patrick Sheridan, convicted of grand lar- iat oe was sentenced to be imprisoned for two years in ee ee retary Poonea “Dis of —Thomas venport, convicted Berault and batrery. having, during » ee bit the ear of » shipmate off, wes sentenced to be imprisoned for bre ea ‘the ee ea Burg! Second —Thomas Morrison and Charles Roberts, who after long trisls, were coavicted of the above crime; having entered the room of ooe of the St. Louis Hotel bearders. and abstracted from bis trunk nome three hundred dollars, no traces of which have ever been found; were then placed at the bar aad sen- tonced—neither of the prisoners msde any defence, but Bp) perfectly rerigued to th court sesteveed thom each to be imprisoned in 'a'6 prison for six years. Hamslaughter in the Fourth Degree —James Sally, com ‘Vioted of waurlaughter in the fourth degree, having by injuries wilieted on bis wife, killed her during her con- ment, wes rentenced to be imprioned in the State Fico for two years. Asault and’ Battery.—Patrick Cusick, on pleading guilty to baving committed assault aud battery, was son- oad to be confined in the pevitentiary for oae year. Grand Larceny —A man naned Michsel Murphy, was Bentenced to be imprisoned in the State priroa for a ier he baving commitied a gi: larcevy during th etter i of June. ighteenth Ward Rioters.—The rioters, Cornelius O'brien rot others, who occasioved such a disturbance a short time ago in the Eighteevth ward, were placed at bar for trial They ware defended by a brilliant array Of legal talent, who challenged more thao one half of the jurors, and ‘after a lapse of wore chan ao hour a jury at length empannelled, The Clerk then called the names of the following prisovers, who pleate1 not guilty to the offence :—Cornelius 0’Brien, Fraocis Riley, Toomas Me- Cube, Bryan O’Couvor, James Hidden William Ready, James Cummings, Hugh Flanigan, Patrick Smith, James ‘Ball ard James Flanigan, eleven in all ‘The District Attorney, opened the css for the prosecu- tion, stating the facte of the riot, published some time since in the Herat, It will be remembered that sor human boves were found near the premises of « Doctor ‘Wheeler, residing at the corner of First aveuue and Six- feenth street ;and the defendsnts thinking that some wrong had been committed proceeded vo iuflict summary ‘pepgeance on the occupsnts of the house, Captain Wighan ef the Eighteenth ward police, being 3 ‘sworn, depwred—That when be arrived at the scene ta riot he found that the whole buildiag hed bona ; there were « great many people there pasilite bin men endeavored te quiet the people they _ @Recked by the mob with paving stones, witue ms was struek with a stone, which rendered him incapable of action Eager heat of the Aight; witness on pring asked if be could identify any of the prisoners, he identi on) 4 one ramed Hall. ‘illiam Hardosstle, one of the Kighteonth ward police, Geposed— That be was despatched +0 bring a barrel from the premises, and when he arrived there he was told 0: ry a bey that he had better run, as the police had all sloped. He met Hull there, id they would keep "compere pige ang remises until am invent had = held. : — Officer Haswell deposed—That Cummisgs, one of the Gefendants present, had been arrested on the sot. Wit- pess sew a musket poiated out of Fiapigan.s house io the meighborhood, avd giass bettles were throwa out of the windows of others. Officer Pitcher being sworn, depoved that glava bottles were thrown from the house where Cumings was Treated. Hesaw Ready among the moo, wh) was withous hhis coat or bat. Witpesa knew Ready for fiva years, and ever heard anything against his character Jobp H. Arno, one of the Egh’eeath ward police, de- ‘posed that before he arrested Huddec he was very obsti- Date, wad encouraged the rioters to dostroy the store. They wanted to go down in the cellar, and on being pre- «vented they at‘acked the police with stoues, who re- ‘tured cy Rive ceen: from the Serenteeath ward and then arrested Headen, who resirted him, bat was eventually secured. The store ot Dr Wheeler was turved tm 406 out: Officer Secor depored that he arrested Bryan O'Connor, \Ove of the defendante. William Moore, of the Seventeenth ward police, de- joa epbed was present at the riot, but could aot ti'y ny of the cefendants present as haviog taken rt in the riot, Eastovan de] that one of the police fired a Joaced pistel at the window where the muxke’ was poiated from. and sfter entering the house they found two loaded muskets there, aud three mea. whom they arrented Officer Carman corroborated the testimony of the last witness. He arrested one of the men at the house; Sul Has (whe was discharged) was found hid under one of we beds. vareal police officers were then examined, for the pur- pose of iventitying the prirovers, who-e evidence wasa Were corrobcratiun of the otber witpes-e4 The counsel for the pri-ouers toea brought witnesses On the stand te prove their several good characters after which they summed up the ev deuce for the defence, pleading strongly in favor of the defendants The Vistrict Atturvey then summed up the evidence for the prosecution, defevdiog tbe couduct of the police op the occasion, wbom be + hed only performed their ery. He was tired avd sick of hesrlog eomplaints ae peice. There were in that bedy of men, as Mothers bad men; but, iv hi opiaton, th-y acted on on the night of riot with yreae di-cretion, aad only Dea. back the men in defenos of their on lives. ‘The Judge then che:ged the jury briefly. who retired at o'clock, and afr having deliderated for two hours, they returned a verdic: of guil:y of riot against Coraetius O’Brien, James Hadeen, Hugh Flanigan Jauos Flinigsn, James Hall and Francis’! Riley The varti-s were thea re- manded fw sen:ence until Mond; ions roping. Those who were fourd not pelle were "hos. McSube, Bryan O'Couner, Wm Ready. Jex Sacmungs and Patrick Bath These men were immediately discharg-d, ant re- turned to their homes highly congratulated by their frievds upon their narrow escape from being sent to the penitentiary. ‘Weebly Report of Deaths, In the bef and eounty of New York, from the 24 July to the 9b day of July, 1863. Mea, Pin ie, 64; boys, 193; girls, 194 —Total, 638, DISEASE. see 1 Fever remittent Fover soarie:. Fever typhoid. Fever ‘yphus Fever nerva Hipdivense Hooptag cough Tonoition Totiammatio Totlammatio » Inflemination of tuege Inflawuration of atomach Tntlam nation of th Inflammation of liver Maifo-mation of heart, Cholere. Cholera Infantum. Cb. x ® Convulsion: uerperal prey bean Conaesiive of brain. Congestion of tangs, = “"y Pre-eats'ion uamataral. Rheucatiom Sappiessian of Rey spre Sul! boro® Suifoearion., Strangolation . Scurey sens of utery Ba cwndetesedcmutiercudiccdeudstececsuniedsa Eruption’ roseoia Fracture of shuil Uieeration back ai Varioloid..., Fever iotormittent. | Fever bitious Fever puerperal, eee OT 1 to 2 yearn, €% 30 w OM yours 16 2 to 6 years 35 60 ro 70 youre iu f to 10 years, ZL TOt, BO yore, 4 10 to 20 yearn... 14 80 0.) yarn 6 20 to 80 yearn, 50 10 aud uvwards. 1 80 w 40 years, . 83 Unkaown , 6 oF variviTY United States, Frmuon ...eeseee 1 Ireland... ‘ > Wrerinad 2 England 4 Wast Dodins 2 heotland 6 Br. vosn’as ia N Ammon 2 Germany 28 Untaown aa 4 From—Hovpital, Rellerue, 6 Penitentiary Mackwall'e Taland, 2, Linetic Avs lum, Binck writ « Talend 2 Ward's Tsinud, 18; Rendell's Tsiend. 2, Ory Hosyitai, UL; Alme- house, Hixckwell’s Island, 1; Ooloret Howe, 4’ colored persone. 15, * The Still-born have heretofere beea omitted in the weekly published revort, thoogh always fooludad in the esnual statewont. The new Ragistre Act which want Into operation on tha lat instant, alfarda a oraper oppor- tunity to publish these cares regulacly tn futore THOMAS K DOWNING, City Inspector, City Inspector's Office, July 9, 1868, Torwavo ty Waveusna County, Wiseorsin— —Un Saturday afterovoo lant, a violeat tornado swept over the ‘own of Summit, in Waukevha oyuoty One or tao dwelling: blown do #n hed others wore unr00fed; treen were uprocred and grain was prostrated No person was reriously tojored The same day, the it House took fire and was entirely ooasumed, It foruredi— Wigoonein, July 6, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET. Sunpar, July 10—6 P. M. ‘There was 8 slight buoyancy at the close of the market yesterday, in seme of the most prominent fancies, Nics- ragus Transitjappears to have touched bottom. There ere certain operators in the street, who make it a rule te purchase this fancy at a certain price, and sell it as 00m as a good profit can be realized. Twenty-eight and twenty-nine per cent are about the points. The coal stocks have not moved much either way, aud with the exception of the Parker Vein, the demand continues ex- coedingly limited. New Creek is very well sustained. Very little bas been dome lately in Harlem old stock. Hudson River Railroad stock has been taken up withia the past day or two pretty sharp by some speculators, in aw ticipation, ao doubt, of « courolidation with the ceatra; line of reads, There is evidently some movement xolng on that will result in an arraugement more or lesa advan- tageous to the stockboldars of the Hudsoa River Reilrosd Company. Erie Railroad has been more buoyant since the resignation of Mr. Treasurer Townsend, and it is our impression that the stockholders will be gainers by the changes already made in the board of management. We are desirous of seeing & complete clearing out of the old board of directors, and the election 0” & board, érawn fiem stockholders siong the line of the road. The Central line have made a good move, im selecting a board of management from the most prominent points on the route. Our railroads have been managed too much in Wall street and State street, and itis time a different system was sdopted. We want active, shrewd, experienced, enterprisiog men; and the Contral line, under its present organization, will ba folly up to the spirit of the age. It will be the model rad of the country; and if the stockholders of the Erie railroed do not wake up and put just suca men ia the management of their road, its business will, at so very remote peried, be reduced to » par with the curreat ex pense of operating. Competition between railroad com- panien is daily increasing in strength and virulence, and we must look for such s contest between conilicting lines as will consume the profits of each. Railroads can- not be annibilated, nor can they, like steamboats, change their course of travel. They must be operated whether the stockholders get dividends or not. Competition will therefore, prove fatal to many of them as iavestmeats ‘We cannot escape results such a8 we have named. uuless the construction of conflicting lines is at once arrested. ‘This we cannot accomplish, and must, therefore, be pre pared for the worst. Good managemeut may put off, for a time, the evil day, aud moderate the effect. Econemy of expenditure ia the construction and operation of railroads may lighten competition, and prevent results xo disastrous as those anticipated. Ie fact, nothing short of the most perfect system of management can en- Bure escape from insolvency avd ruin. If the stockbold- ers of the Erie Railroad suppose fur a moment that they can, with the present organization, compete with the Central line, they make a serious mistake, and the sooner they get their eyes open the better for their pockets With s proper beard of directors the Erie Railroad could be wonderfully {mproved in productiveness. It has many elements of success, and they might be made sva'lable Aboard of management should be selected along the line. It requires energetic men, who can at all times be found at prominent points on the soute, able and ready to ad- vance the interests of the stockholders. Wall strest has too long been the scene of operations of the present board; and if some radical revolution is net made in the system now pursued, the stock will not be worth fifty cents on the dollar. Two of the old board have resigned, and it is te be hoped that many more will soon follow. There would then be some chance of @ reform, and the election of new men would infuse new life into the ad ministration of the company’s affairs. The fancier gene- rally continue but moderately active, and the absence of all epeculation accounts for the general uniformity of prices. The season is decidedly ia favor of quiet; and operators, who have not left the city, practica » great deal of self-denial in letting stocks alone. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity aad value of certain articles, other than dry goods, imported iato this port during the week ending and including Friday, July 8, 1853:— ComMERCE OF THE Port or New YoRkE.—Wexkty Imports. Artol« for Gratl Liquors— Pica Extibta, 612 108 479 1,830 Orher imports 20 3,587 00 Baskets. ..... 23 2717 good Copper shtbrg 80 Dutch ntckel. 8 Bal. Copavia.. 36 1,358 4.927 Bleach pwdrs. 50 a7e €1,016 Bicarb soda... 940 3,010 % = ‘678 425 1,239 3,369 16/877 O28 3.224 Soda ash, 2.098 25117 uccory 690 4,015 Vermilion, 118 1,950 Quiniwe uw 1140 1,200 Ovher drags... 14 “604 1616 Dye eroda— Log'd, tons., 600 vical Initia rubber,. 11,750 Iadigo........ 2,670 Value of merchandise put on ma: ending July 8 1853........ Do. dry goods ‘do. Total.. ++ $3,472 243 ‘The leading ilems of import last week were an follows: Coffee, $66,611; India rubber, $46,112; undressed skin $43 340; irow, $108 503, raileoad iron, $129,612; hard ware, $42,260, lead, $51,010; tin, $24424; molasues, $25 117; sugar, $260 014, tem, $58,417; watcher, $69,205; for Crystal Paiace $108,479. These erticles comprise the buls of the importstions for the week, except dey goods. The aggregate continues large but does not show the increase we anticipated ot this season The Cotton Circular mado up for the steamship Baltic by T. J Stowart & Co., gives the annexed remarks rola: tive to tho growing eroy:— “The ornp hesitates. Tho reoant advions are not ne favorable, but, on the contrary of a chaacter to widen hope for the future. Ax yat we are oaly wotecing upin & Jong and deviout course bafore the harvest oan 0* #eour- de the last two previews Inrge cons oy na fram feast longer hen the plant bad ceased vegerating ia every alight wal, (aud. in fac reveral sections before it osaurred,) it aank accident tbat may intervene of iimyortence now as tne coneumption evidently requires a contioustion of such crops to provent pricas from riktug to an nadas haight It i fortunate at this time that the paolic mind snout be freeo a desire to Dring forward, dvelt u or ox aggeraie any injuries it aay reonive — Univ we attrinate Lo the very yrest prososrity tha Souk it now enjoyune from bauriful hs:ve te wud oomoarativs high price last two seers, mulony thor for the mouen: iudioreat to che futere.?? The auvexed letter frow the manager of the MeCullook Mining Company, ives rome very inveresting informs tion up to w Inte dato, Every aeaaant seas to oontirn reports previourly received, and any duahta which ms bave at first exited ma-t Ling ives have disapoeared. The testimony of Cartaio Povheriok is most conelusiv Hie reputation as a pragtion] miner and geologi t stan d« to high in this commontity. and wheevar ha ta ko: tpat in the absence of all ocher evidence ia favor of thee mines, this would have beow sufficient, MoCuLtock’s Gotp Ano Corre Mines N.C. } suly 2 1853 N. H. Worrr, Esq —Sir: According Ag requost I will, for the firat time give you the detai the pro credings of the McCullock mine siuce your departare from it. ‘We have just received twenty barrels, and have (hiv day commenced poking: we shall ba ready for loadiox copper ore for Now York hy Monday nxt, and wif! aon tinue to forward copper as fast ay ## oan’ hire snificinnt wogous. 1: iy vers difficult at thie season of the your to get teams; everyth ng duay with the crop ne prospects jor copper are till a: favorable as when 60 were bere. They loon wel, and no mistake Since your departure we have thoroughly exsmimed the port favorabl; peating. it to you by Saturday next, and the rot ore we shall take from it. ther ond ag we have ‘ay quantity of it, and all yold is the mills. At preseat we are dolog, but nietle sits the gold ore. in consequence of much dry weather, ths river being dry, so much #0 that it does inane afford water enough to drive one of the tmall chilian mills in day time: however, under headway with tho engine at the mine and about ton wills attached to it, rest os-ured you will leara s dif ferent tale; notwithstanding. if we & full head of water at the river mills we could make a large amount of gold, ‘Things are working smooth at the mine generally; pew engine shaft is down from surface forty res foe apd all well timbered and braced. This work was done in pine days, therefore you will discover thet our ground is very favorable for sinking, aud accomplished with but little expense. Captain Thomas Petherick, the former superintendent of the great Forvey Crmsols Copper Miae of Corawall, visited us yesterday, and he was +o weil pleased with the prospects we bave Cor copper that he readily admitted that itwas ax gord a thing aa he had ever seen—in facts second Cornwall. Very reapectfully, JOHN EUDEY, Manager. The anthracite coal trade, the past week, has fallen of somewhat in consequence of the suspension of all business om the Fourth. The Lehigh Navigation brought down 37,208 tons; the Schuylkill Navigation, 20 434 tons; and the Reading Reilread 25,116 tons; by the three lines, 82.853. The Philadelphia Ledyer says:—‘The anthracite coal trade ix weekly exaiting more and more of public stiention, But sbout twenty weeks wow remaia to the fi-nt of Deoember, when it is fair to presume navigation will close. Every day lost fiom the coal season, from whatever cause, iso loss to the trade, from the fact, 25 have before remarked, the several Ii are working up to their capacity. Week before two days were lost to the Lehigh Coal trade by interruption on the Delaware Division; thi« week a day is lost to all the lipes from the uatversal pen ion from labor om the Fourth. Recently there was trouble wita the work- Reacing Rulrovd. andro alwont every week something is occurring to limit the supply of coal, The season is new pearly half over, and the tonnsge more than a hundred thousand. tons sho-t 0’ what it was to the awe time Jast year. Thus—tne Reading Railroad to last weok ix 77,241 tons short; the Delaware aud Hudsoa about 30 000 tons. and the Lehigh Navigation 9 664 tons; in the aggregate 116.805 tons The Sobuylki!l Navigetion alone has increased ita tonoage aod that only 8,047 tons, making ® pet low by ths four lines of 108.758 tons. Ac- co) divg to estimates of the necessary demaud, the toa- nage t+ from 250,000 to 300,000 tons -hort, and only about iwenty weeks to bring it uv—which we thiak casmot be done. What then? Tost what we cautioned our readers egainst weeks ago—e ‘bort supply at higher prices. Tue Delaware avd Hudson Company have adeanced their ae price ten cents per ton, from the first iastant— ing with their former advance of 25 cents, an ad vanee of 35 cents om their circular prices. The retail prices from the Company’s yards have advanced from $5 to $6 66 per tom. The Schuylkill Navigation aud the Reading Railroad, bave fixed their rates on tonnage to the lat of oe acted whict it ts understood that the Nav. igat‘on will advance its rates, and the road will, no doabt advance ai the same time. Lehigh will put up che retail prices of its prepared coal, which ir all that it hes to aevance om, Its supply of coal by cargo being already sold. CITY TRADE REPORT. SaruRpay, July 96 ?.M. AsnEs—But 500 bbls, Gar hends, at $6123 for pearls, and $476 for pots, per 100 Iba. PRAADeTUrvS.—-Fiour was ausettied. but net lower. The sales of the day comprised 9.800 bbls; sour at $40 $i 124; wuperfine No Zat $4123, a $4 31%; mixed to fapey western at $4374 a $4 68%; ordinary to choice State, at $4 #9 o $4 75. and otber kinds at proportiouate rater, Capedian was unal’ered. There were 1,000 dola. Sui thern sold, at $4 93% » $5 183%. for inixed to good, $5 25 935 50 fwr favorite: aud $5 50487 for twacy, yer bbl. Rye flour aod corn meal were unchanged: Wheat seemed in fair dewand The sates embraced 20,00 bushels Western, at $1 21 8 $1 23 for whi $1 09 for red, per bushel. Som# 1 500 bushels rye were taken at 87c_ Oats have not varied. Coro ruled about the vame. The sales inciuded 34.000 buahels, at 570. a 0c, for unsound; 6l¢ a 64¢ for mixed aad white South ern: 65c. a 66c. for mixed Western, and 660 « 670. for yellow Southera, per bushel. Corron —There were only 300 bales sold to-day, at for, mer rates. CoFFER. —Sales have been mada of 100 bage Java, at 113¢.; 180 Rio on private terms, and 160 Laguayra, 9%c, 9% per Ib. & Frurt.--Some 250 boxes bunch raisins fetched $2 70. FsmGnts —To Liverpool, avout 1100 a 1 200 bbl», flour wore exgaged, at 1s. 6d ; £000 bushel: wheat ia rhiv’s begs at 63¢d., and 200 bales uncompres-ed coston, at ‘To Louden, 60 tons logwood were engaged. at 25, ed 350 bbls. flour, at 2a, There wa: uo charge to notion io reves for other ports. A large ship was engaged to joud with deela at Quebec for London, at 120s. Austher verse] wes engaged to load with tonacco at City Poiat, Va.. for Liverprol, at 27). 6d. A vensel was engaged to Jond at Cuna for North Sen at £3 54 Wen in fair request fer export, at 66c. @ 70c. per 10 toa Hora—Tiere were 2¢ bales sold, in small parcels, at lic. a 180. per th. Jnon.—Of Scotch pig 200 tons were procured, at $28, carb, and $30, 6 mon:hs per ton. LraD wan sparingly offered and bought, at $5 50 for Spacieh, and $6 for Guleus pe: 100 Tb: Linz—We heard of po important moveneiite im Rock lend, bich wes beld at 8(c. for common, and $1 20 for lump per Ib MOLAssxs —Sales ware made of 150 bbls, common new Orleana molasses, at 213¢0., and 60 Cardenas, at 200. por gallon. O118,—We beard thay 8 000 gallons linseed were bought at 66¢ @ Gc. Other articles were ax lan: atated. Pxove10Ns —Pork was pretty brisk. The bustcess em. braced 600 bola Wexcern, at $12 6245 $16 87}, a $15.59 for mess, per dbl. The s meats reached 200 pkgs, at old prices, Lard valuable, sbout 450 pkgs prime. found buyers at L049 4 103¢. por lb. We beara that 260 bbls. beef eure one cha-ed, at $5 8 $5 25 for country prime, $5 B73, a $6 25 per bel do, $8 « $10 for country masa; SUL 76 a 12 60 for repeckes Chicaxo do ; 5 $12 a $12 76 for city mevs; and $13 7b w $14 for extia me: , por bbl. Beef hams, ter, and cbeese wore upalrered Fion —Sal-a have been made of 300 bbls, ordinary to very good, st $5 62% $4 123, par 100 bois. a —About 160/boxes castive changed hands, at 1130. per Ib. Svgaxa,—The transac'fons fooluded 400 bhds Cubs at 6a bie ; 60 Porto Rico, at 6c. per lo. ‘ALLOW —Sowe 20,000 lbs p:ime were disposed of at W360 per ld ‘TeBacco.—We noticed sales of 350 hhds. Kentucky. at 634 4 930. ; aud 129 bales Havana on terms mot made iblic. PY WiusKeY —Sales of 860 bbls. Ohio and Prison were made, at 22% @ 223¢¢. per gatlon. NAW Ce Lae FARYSTAL P« LACE —TO LET. THE UPPRR PART OF </ the three etury brick house on the northwest oorner of Stventh avenue and Forticth # ontalning eight reoms and foar pantrios, Luquice on the premises, URNISHED HOUSE TO LET, OR FURNITURE FOR enle-~@ beautifully situ ¢ convenient cottage, at etaten Island, with stable 1 Address Cot- tage Herald office, RST CLASS FURNISHBD HOUSE TO LET, NO. 179 bast ‘Iwenty frat street wt So sond avenae. with the furnitore, chandeliers &e. House 22 feot by 54; ai vin, atl the modern improvements Peasessfon ‘elvan 204 inet or on Ist eof th beac Apply te R.G PIERCR, Piao street corner of Broadway, uncer Metrop litae Bank OUSE TO LY FURNISHED OR WNFURNISHED, in West Twi noty-fifth street. near Sixth avenue, three storiew hich, basemen”, all the improvements fine yard, and good loon Furniture plain brut nent. Will bo contod tom guod party upon ‘avoralte term: BILLING & TUCKER, 290 Beondwa Hou, AND STORE TO LET—NO. 79% C. treat with lease and fixtures for salt promises of L Ovse To LET, AND THE WHOLE OR PART oF efornitvre forsale Looation » few blocks west of Bro eaves near Kroome street ‘The shove is a very cow venient two story and attic house and contains eleven rooms, allin perfect order, Rast low to ® good tenant, Apply te M. WKAY, 499 Brondway ATHARINR aw ROTEL OF B BOARDING HOUSE, 10 LET—A Rovers, deviranie revue over the New York and freight fepos, well Ligne edand atry, formighed with Croton water, gue fixtures, and water closets, Apply to B. ANTHONY, corner of Franklix and Glm steoe'e, eoom No. 41, ap stains 0 LET—THR UPPER PART OF A FIRST CLASS house, in Broadway, alo, an office on the Art floor Suitable for # phystotsn. Apply, hotween tho hours of 1 and} o'olook, and 4 to6 o'clook, at 401 Broadway. Vo L&T—aT NO. PLACE, 0103 and thi oF 4 furvivhed First claen rose) changed. [0 L¥T, AND PORNITORE FOR BALE ‘A LAROB honee, eontaining thirty two ror for hoe rders. Leone he a 4 Weing Ave sin ‘ity 10 BMONSON, KNAPP 0. TOLET, IN BR WOKLYN, berement house 1) Livingston at, under oollar, do 110 Broadway H& TARGK STORY AND thew Inquire at aa throagh- out ¢ Sohermor hor: street. 10 WE LE HR G@MMODTONS BRICK BUILDING oy Bevoklyn P' or Atoragn; itis peoultarty t, having ite walk of Bridge street jot the river; is capenle of entar, s spacions yard. iu which «an onfailimg wall a cline water otstorn. For terms apply 60 THO a 11] Tillery atrort, Brooklyn. 10 LET OK LEASK—4& STORK AND DWELLING OW the Third sven’ ar 125th ateaot. Por terms, to GEO. W_ IENKINA, bow York Post Office, "0 LET—TO A SMALL RESPRCTARLE FAMILY THR first floor over the brick store, L31 Myrslenvenus Brook- lyn, f uror #ix rooms and hasomont; of would be divided to two amall families without children’ Rent low. To EETWTO A SHALL, GRNTEEL FAMILY, THR 1 % Third atenet, wast ay, (or the whole houry ho romatndor of of Seoond will be let. Tn nT Nt ~_ 908 SAL hem Lh ggeot sie oe haus New property 19 Wi Lj “8a IN JERSBY ‘crry THEY 1° fat % greece ge Mf the Ounard ill be so} her at = creat eee le water Also, 000 lets in Brook- son the corner ‘Thirty-sixth SPENDID OPERATION FOR CAPITALISTS 18 pow offered Forty full sige building lots fronting os Division avenue, Kalp! Hekory and and edjoining the sow Division avenue rl orkood composed of frat clase reside Kiads of pu A casas, BAROAIN IF PUKCHASED IMMEDIATE ly,—Thirteen fall size building lots on Eighty fourth irreot, betwen Fifth and Sixth avenuee. The lots ars free logel ‘with the street. Neighborhood free from nuisances. Price low. and terns nay.” Apply to DE MOTT & °0., 43 Chambers street omery tubn! Rit pat in rae power, are vory 6 well worthy the sttoution of thove be sold low to close. They can be 00K STATIONARY AND FANCY GOODS STORE for sale excellent opportunity is offered, for any person with m ousb enpital o purchass 9 wolt entablished and constantly increasing businossr, Address Alpha, Herald office, stating real name aud address, (JOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE. AT FLUSHING, U —The house, with fourteen rooms, well faruished: condition. ‘Stables and other outhonser conve rranged, Stocked with garden and lawn huedred thousand square fens. ‘forty eity lors.) ing two hundred and fifty tect on Whitestome ave- lly stocked with s great variety of fruit and orns. About one mity from the hres «toamhont tem milor from Wall stre-t. Tu the iwmestiste ¢ bert ohalyheate springs in the country, and 9 Will be sold with or without the’ furni ture, and immediate possession givea. 4 rare opportauity for those wishing @ furnished country honse. EDWARD W BRADLEY, Flushing, L. I. \RYSTAL PALACE.—FOR SALE, THE LRaSE WITH southwost corner Broadway and Forty: lace, ground 315) por oR EXHIBITORS.—FOR SaLE, ONE ARTISTIC work A rare chance to make a forto For further ply at S53 Broadway, up stairs, olf of H from 10 to 12 A. mittee ALE—THE LEASE, “nent: AND FL Broadway. OR SALE—THE THREE YEARS LEASE OF THE house, grocery, and 'iquor store, in the hest part of the Bighth The stock is light, in good order for any kind of busin stores, Apply at 245 Eighth avenue. (OR SALE—A STOCK OF DRY GOODS: LOCATION one of the best in theoity. The stock is in Grat rate order—all bought for cas, and is ten to fifteen por cout be- ro is fitted up , as clothing or shoo low preseat price od. of the means and wishing to go in! 088 Sttentlon ‘Nor an interview, address Dry Goods, Chatham FOR ALE LEASE AND woe ee OF A FINE bad Riana sane do . fi er house, iu t! l, and a pod Be Apply te ROBINSU: |, 8 Nassau, nbebeti up 1OR SALE—FIFTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND, LYING in the besntiful village of Jamaica, Long Tsland ano withis three minutes walk of the railroad ¢epot. For the asiners or th» retired vhis nce, it bein; ne The village stsnds prominent d society For farther particulars iy 0., 43 Chambers street. Por SaLE—A atten AND LEASE or ‘THE, Lor. with privil renewal situated on the north’ ide of | nves For torm Post office. FOR Sale, ‘OR TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS— ‘The prewises 12) Williaw street. Lot 25 by 1% feet. For terms, apply to GEO. W. JENKINS, New York Post Othe OR SALE —A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS PURLTC Louse, long established, well locn ed ing irr he p foonor avin one oF the of ity by rallread rchos, schools, DE MOTT tera ted up 50 aatvle un- p in the vp sone Price of one'$,00), nail tho other aa ‘Address HY. Herald vffive, or apply to C. 3B. ROWES, No. 83 Nassau atres ARM FOK SALE—ON STsTEN ISLAND, SOUTH side, two miles from @ landing, of sixty sores, twolve in woodlund, for ming 9 pretty s watreres on the road, snd a Hioter front on Princes Bay. The views of the Say, High lands opposite, and of Sa:dy Hook, aco unsurpassed.” Apply at 40 Fulton street, seeond story. ry. periodical tt business st roet ud fancy store, "in ona of the Se appr pes * the city, and w Keeding to ail the the al Gabtinby ad ond bas good asvia to leave the city, tiealars obtained by OR SALE, ON STATEN ISLaND—A HANDIOWR new ioe Brae terrace, New Brighton ready for imme ey. Loeation uurivalled Apply to DY SHEPUERD, 1d Wal ateect OR SALE—NEAR THE VILLAGE OF NYACK, ANEW cottage boure, 3734 by 2) on the foundation, and pirt of ground one acre and three quartors, ritusted wuth of tus }, village, on the bauks of the Hudson river, within soven minutes walk of the stenmbont dock, with s in wt spleadit view of t nd surrounding country. @ ioat deviraile Rark geallterna basing bas ia the city, also s firet rate place for a steambost lan further purtioulars inguire of JOHN i GESNbic'oa the premives. ¥ OR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT lots up town, @ Thirty eecond streets South Breoklyn; aleo houses in’ Bro for ® good farm on Lon: also a coaatry tat Oyster Bay, L. T 3 Broadway. OR SALB OK TO LET—AND POSSESSION IMME, diately. @ first class Lonse, finished in perfect #tylo. nud Pleasantly located on the line of the Brosdway and Kivheh wireot tages. | For partioulars aprly to HUME MORGAN, No. 1 Pino street, og at the office of tho Journal of Com merce. aw. aC vERY os FoR SALE te TH A LONG I ithe city. ‘UST OFFERED FOR SALR—A SPLENDID counter residence lecated on Newark city Fairmount and South Orang eng rate view of Newark, raseaio river, Now York, &o, y minnates ride of New York city; alowt t eo acres of garden ae filled with choioe frnt ard oraamontal trees; house contains thirteen rooms, built in cottaze style with all modern improvements, and iu completo order; large barn and carriage house. This prop-rty is dosirahie onnt of its healthy location excellent water, proximal ty to new York, &o SAMUEL EvDY, 68 Wall street, Darement, or to ISRAEL PIRRSON, on the promises. WO WL!GaNT pemaeade ASS Rapid bladed TWENTY first «treet, 9 four wtorivs, vo wii the by 93 fost mine bea tive modern i os Size 2 by 100 feet. Terme casy Apply to Ps B. KINSHINER, S19 Fourth avonus, from 2 to7 P. M. 10 WATCHMAKEKS AND JEWELLEKS.--FOK SALE the lease, fixtures, and stock of store 7)k¢° Chatham street, now doing a good business, Can be obtained on row ror able teran sold with or withont tho stuck, to suit purchasers. Can be used for any other business. 10 PRINTERS.—FOR SALE, TWO MMOLE CYLINDER Napier prea aloulated for Dé per work; were made 19 or print dxt2 inebe Al medium baud press. Ibe. of Knalvau ty po. at gereat hargsia. nd 53 eek 0 BARBEKS —FOK SALE, A BARBER SHOP, ST tuated in ayreat thoroughfare down aaa doing 9 first uriness; @ill be disposed of at aurest harvaln Sold Enaccount of iil health, apply to'0 ti. MUWES 63 New eau streot. HOUSwsA, Roms, Pre., Was THe, “SMALL PRIVATT FAMILY WANTS TO ai the first of Amzust the trss oor, or the fwostory house. Must bo sitnatad on te wort Ff hotween Howstor and Twetith «tract. Address, stotiag full’ particulars ae to rent and lovation, J. M. P., Herald ethos. URNISHED Rooms WANTED-A PARLOR AND or seeowd flour with bath the #enson, for tors, with fail ther boarders or childses. Lovation Cannt oud Eleventh «iteese | Beat quired. Address N.C. 5 RWELRY STORE WANTED— A DKSIRARLE LOGA- _tion in tho sity; the leava, stock amd Hxtures will he d for cavh at reasonable privas; mast atte lyeation And probaic amounteot gouds ou hand. Addross A., Horalt othice OOM WANTED—TAE, USE OF A ROOM FOR ONE hour dnily or nnfurnisied, the Vattor preferred, for voont " (for one persow) eitnation must be near Broniway low Fulton nor above Fourwa streets, ‘Torms invst be vory moderate. address for one woek to A.D, L., Herald offion ANTED ATYREE STORY HOUSE, IN TIE LOWRK ity, below Broomo street, at x modorat. Addrosu . M., rat of August neat. ‘ANTED -A ¥OOM AND BEDKOOM, UNFURNISHED. vith hourd in mgenter) furally, for a voutloman, his wite and child, wot far from the Fulton ferry in Brooklyn; Whero there is's few or no boarders. und where the eomtorts ofa come areto be had ; terins must be moderate Ad wich torme and location, box No. 9. Sernay City Post U: 7 ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WITH A FAMILY OF three persons. s small frnisned, or pactially farnisnet horas, In a respectable iooation nati ith Nore nher. Wants postorsion on the Int of Aug and will eee AR baheAY oe FAMILY, BEpTDENS In one Mal locations ms mnt ferminbed, on Aon a. enon Bor | Bee The house a Aret clase: Tews twists here all they ARLOR ORB BEDROOM, fernlihed. ‘Also, suits and tinade remot on toasenn third ye men of the first class oly: “Hreakfast ‘tare rnisbed if Be ferences exchanged. Apply at 133 Bleeoker street, ‘west of A FEW BOARDYRS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED aT the Inrge and olecast houses, Nos. 65 and 67 West +y-third strest; the furniture is entirely mew, and of arauy slegant Kind; soactoun rooms, suitable for famili consisting of parlors with heirooms att h ‘yng tm be beste siao'he aettmmpgansds A Seem FOR BOARD 18 room No. 4 —P. jt rie geutiomer. 1 \° Aiettable. Transient boarders T 499 BROADWAY, jommoéations, “y call: 1s in any part of this city Thoss having rooms to reat should register their rooms early. Good accommoéations in the lower part of the city are iv much demand MORE PERFE. 7 ARRANGEMENT FOR PROCUR ing boarders or board docs mot exist than tho plan of the New York Bosrding brehi A list is kept of the Lest houses that the city and suburbs ow: and on this list the ulark are ai No other method or 289 Broadway, up stairs, room @. 12, OAFD —FERNISHBD ROOMS, AT 22 UNION PLACE let, with or without board Tho house is delightfal- ted having all the modern improvements aud over- 5 y, cau be aocom- ly situate loeking the Par! modated with p) Tooms on the dcod floor, aud one on the first, in» gonterl house, furnished with all the modern improverments, near the corner of Broad say and Bleecker street. Apply to K. THOMPSON, at Mr. Broadway. WITH BOARD, CA dat 9 Kast Fourteenth st near the rot Pourt sh avenue. Dinnor at aix o'olook, Beane, IN THE COUNTRY.—A FAMILY OF Ra spestauility cane tain pleasant, airy rooms ,ia s+ op the Hudson river, two hours ail or ri ith Hoard in @ private family. Fi from Fishing, bathin Application wast be made immediately. dre, with real name, Country Louse, Huiow square Post Oideo. OARDING IN be BROOKLYN —SEVE! ccommcdated with plea tC) with Sunday dioners if uired in . ful wtuation, only five minutes’ wat feom Ful- Ke furuvoos exohanged, Apply at 79 Sanda street, L OXNTLE i rooms al ton ferry. corner of Jay OaRDING-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE AC- comwmodated with board and plassens rooms, for $275 per week, by applying at Nos. 5 and 7 Dover st) oot. Benes ! (43 BROADW AY—SUITES OF ROOMS ON #8 and sosond floors with front parlors elegantly al rooms for singie geatiomen may he ob- vad with ‘tall beata. Families travelling eae baaseonne: ted transieaily. All the moderm improvements ia th 4e. OARD IN JERSEY CITY.—DESIRABLE BOARD CAN bo obtained in Jersey Civy, sevol nnd aealthy situation, fifteen minutos’ walk from the farry; @ suit of toh conneet, first bedroom floor ; alsu a second bedroom fluor. Apply to Mr. J. City ferry. bly at 35 Wost. Twenty: xth avenues ween Fifth and {ORT “HAMILTON—P RIV ATE “BOARD WANTED. — ‘The advertiser is desirous of procuring hoard in some quiet family, where there are but few boarders aay where in we vieinity of the Fort Hamilten House, Address M. M. B. tox Isl, Post Uaioe. id larce airy Leonard strest, » few few day boarders. NTS TO LiP—IN A PRIVATE rlor and two bedroome adjoining, om the family; ap accond floor ‘The houge has gas, hot and eyld baths, and water closets. and is situ od ‘near Washinzton parade ground. Fulton and South ferry stazes pass the coruer, Unexceptionabie reference given. Apply at 119 Waverley place. URNISHED ROOMS—AT NO fo WALKER STREET, Bear Droadway~a parlor and sitting room; also single bedrvome. Apply ns above, AISON FRANGAJSE PRI Place * On tronvers, armant N 4 disposée pour das da Sud qui décront une mairou comme {I faut ot tranquille sont favités reenter, - On ne recuit que los personnes qui pouvout uifor jee meilleures EKSONS WISHING PLEASANT ROOMS IN A FIRST clare houee, with beard, ena find thew hy applying ab 427 Hroome street, A eplendid parlor on first floor; also two or three roms on second floor. Logatinn pleasant, one blovk Brondway. Bathe gas, &o Ooms DOWN Tow N.—-FURNISEED ROOMS, WITH out board, for ge im, at No. 8 Murray street. alsor front Lasement to et, suitable for am office. s° 8 OF Neatly FURNISHED PaRLORS, ON she frst and axcond floer singt dwuble rooms, alec parlone Witt dedreow artachd, Maat to startle geo Lecoae of igh enpeata Milley ‘ne lodgings dtensiinene ttriatly ehierwnd Taguire ot 707 Boney T° LET-IN A FRENCH FAMILY, A FURNISHED front room, to two single centiomen, and ® small bsd- «oR eingle xemtleman, with breakfast and tea, and Otnner oF Sunda; $0 Stute stroct, Brovkiyn, within. « jew minutes walk of either the South or Wall street ferries. References exohauged. iwO LARGE ee FURNISHED PARLORE OW THE mocud tivor of bo: Beash arest, near 3t. Jobn’s Park, to let, a Board. “Good aortas tained _COPARTNERSHIP NeTICKS PARTNER Want ED, WICK THB $1 200. above amount, to join the advertiser ins wel, cotablished first cians eating hous, Looated in the very town, This isa rare chsnos for & preity a ncuvity who has some knowled of this business preferred, address, with real namo, B. B., Herald office (NOPARTNERSHUIP NOTICE -THE Lat eed UW Pave formed a partnership, uedor tl fF UHLHORN & FREDEKIOKSON for the brokerage business, at No. 148 Pe: ‘Well, a ¢ oppesite Hoaver. F ht ome one and navances negotiated. WILLia UBLHORN, C. W. FRaDERICKSUM. ARTNER WANTED, WITH ABOUT ONK THOUSAND dollars cr pial, in oneof toe bert paving crovery oeiab- Hisbmonte iu the city. The only reason the pro rietor #isues rss that be lias more business than be 6 vaddreee W alturs Herald Ofies, stuting wha! iuterview oan be had. tiow who is Willing to i profitable businces, proprietor, willing to is now doing a goed busi eo All appicnute sual he well satisfied as to t articlo as it a the only thing of the kiud in this or any othor country. Address box 0, Jersey City Post Uttive, (PMR UNDERSIGNED HAVE TiHI* DAY FORMED A copartncrstin, tar the purpose of carrying om « sonural stock and exchange business, under the frm of Bdma fo 'G3 Wall stot. ‘They will. give tion to the purchase and gale of stooks es to the negetiatioa of raiteoad bonis N. B.—The offion, for a few day te t No 63 Wall «treet. SOMUND IL MIuLER, July 11, 1863. WILLTAM KR. TRAVERS, THIS DAY, FORMED & f Daniam & Davis, for orchamt business, Xt Ne. 10h Houston atravt : New York, June 22, IN Ww LiaM ¥. DUNT AM, KoOMUND V. DAVIS. mise LI AN Hous. GARD. THE UNDERSIGNED, MANUVACTURRRS ! geld and silver pancit wad pew equyn thomeely percor to any, UrY & 00., rev! c Witulden tune ase a7 Broadway. AY RICAN FLUID MAGNESIA—AN AGREEABLE, fa’, Rud refreshing spring aperiont Cor d invatidn, dre ard eb partioninrly Toites to this Tos all touten yy to iispepsla ‘ache. Ty bo Lad at Kinw’s, dt sho, dor; Milboa, Cot nad ‘Sends, Fultoe street, HOLBROOKE, MARTIN & CO., 157 Broadway. tat ILLIARDS IN BROOKLY MONTAGUE Hist billiard rooms, contafac aro the Lar gest rooms op the city of Drevkiyn devoted to bia fashion- able aimucement. 4 1 admire re of billiards should visit this estat labment, it sav equal if not superior NK FovoMtiy heen Atted and srranged avehbing of the kind in Now York. Five ta se are ton the manu/ne ory of Griiitth & Peoker, ® Anu etreat. New York, wh nt cusranteo of the wir em pcriority, THOMAS Poy NREL. rlatoe. Beta TABLES FOK SALK—We OALL THE on of buyers te or larce and superior stock on d, eousisting of roeewood anid mahogany, with aa ble ona Food beds, made of ths very best mat rial Teo goad fveond han? tables forsale cheap, GRIVEITA ‘eonCKER, Ann etreet, corner of Gold Cnt SPRING MATTRESK WAREROOMS, IRON Vedet ad and bedding depot —The howle i tromrer rad: in the hear manuer, at naif Hard msttramins witered tam Ales, constontiy ou hand the new p pillows Ao. > rivatedwelilags, hot.ls de fuentehed ty, Please call andexunine at 533 Broadway, below Feet NITIZRNS AWAK®— YOU ARB IMPOSED UPON RY so pretend to sell drag: to iit rate ts, hat Costas for sal; al depot 448 Broadway Fly-p: Covtar’s celebraved Motbng Aunihtiatve KOM 500 TO 290 PRR CENT PO BR MAD® bY any ors, In alicht, henitny, wid honorable business, uf at ne Worrantiv to ba! vo tum netions will he had. ly return ro Ive the hert of reference an” revurity t ty axo00 aid, with St encloved. im hrown onvolope, Pi L. COOK, 0 to 86ND per annem, ‘This is favorah 0 epportnntiy for rowferdsville Lndinne, thone poing to the conntry aud wihing to thoir howse im rR , J the'ebiarge of rome naikabia porson. Address a.,box No | P'OPOSALS WALT RR RECEIVED UNTHL AUGUST 4,402, New York Pont Oihiee. wieah fee the weeutncere © O) boctles bout green ANTED—TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES OF | * Per faaple to be delivered hy lustallments, # portion a W land, In Western Virainia, in either of the oountioy of | TC" OF Practicnl @ — Tavowell, Logan, Wythe, Fayetio Russell, Geines or Wn ToowNeRs oF HORSE: SVEVETIAN ingten The lands inuak be suitable for farming puspoe Lintinent is the only remely thee will immotiatoly oure and titles perfeo y aving the shove, in Ings odiog, will find a voash pereboser by 8 AMS T. LERTE, ntying to WB Nadway, NY. XTRA PAY— ALL U. & NAVY SAILORS, WHO US. navy voatol fo the Pavitie ove ceryat in 9 Fah to 1852, can at, obtale thei gong york WARD (IStEUL, Agont, ead Lote purse ‘avy, 2) South WUWOm strong, sce tec a a ted horee. rtanted superi brwives, op over h It aleo cures colic in a lew minutys, rto anything els@ for golio, ones ., OF NO psy. Depot @ Groanwioh and ie awelltn atrect. \O BUILDERS, MACHINISTS, AND OT Linpire City Foundry 304 Wost Thir ‘, between es end Tenth avenues, bas Ween tp. yoened i BZLKIEL NNEAL, where be is prepared to furnish alt U al ensuing, square lintels, coraices, columns of te, mvebiesty, drow ash Wel EXoURSIONS. RAND EXCURSIONS FOR CONEY WS hoot salts pond Ser . new TD. Abell has co er regular dull season, to Fort Hamilton and Coney Inland Ton A.M. ae, Sa aad oh LN F, iA pase M, 2P.M., P.M. WAM oF. i= SRee DURANT wil also Spring street at 11 and 234; and nd ple 3 a Piigands pita sects RAED, PICNIC PXCURSION TO BIDDL! Delaney strect at balt-pest Spring street, North river at North river, at three quarters p tthe landings on the mornii BAND, PICNIC AND COTILLON “EXCURSION or Young Men's Koman Catholic 0 Mount Hermon’s G: to be had at the landings on the exeurrion. ‘The boat will leave spring street at Chembers strees st 13,8. M., pier Sorth river ats A. Broollyn Bridge at > ha “and Jrrolamon atroot Rorig E & FLINN, Chairman Cuauuxs A. Faris, Secretary, Gre FISHING AND C)TILLON EXcURSI F off long Branch.—The favorite steamer HERY, Cash Bancex. wil! run every day, exee Prong ta jeans is Hammond street, aH ihr mae reat, Bg, Peak ti eek 0! yp ee tv . 5 tackle nud bald will be provided? ore fifty conte urvtn, EALTH AND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS. —PBR sonn wishing @ pleasant place for picnies would de and, ant make arrangaments for “ accommodation fer La by the Hw ry rhe ania Branch Rsilroad—train the City Hall at 6 38 A 1.4 and 6.30 P.M, where boats oross in ten minutes, Ts BEAUTIFUL, FAST SAILING YACHT MEDORA, cap be ehartered by the day, week, or month, haring eplendid accommodations in be Fties. Apply on board, off the AN, No. 175 Bridge street, Bro: eatin for large ealli ry, or to Me, COKE OR sauna Pal OF Bay GoRses, rr neds Ligh, six years o1d, sound and kind also, a betel serrings: searly now. Apply. at th Hotel, corner of Twentioth street and Brow VAST HORSES FOR SAUB.—FOUR FAST ROAD horses for nate; either of them can go in minutes; one pair warranted to go in throe m! ether | They will be sold singly er tegetuer. Also, ous 14 buggy, suitable for four persons, 1a good ortew ola low «if inquired ely The. oH stable, tn liv. ee ew] for abo ingeton street, near Deart street, Brooklya (OR SALE—A BANDSOUE YOUNG -ORRBL Forse, sound and kind in all harness, ee tly gentie, and e good traveller. Can be sven at No 9 Broadway, OR SALE—A. PalR oF HANDSOME, LONG TAL blaok horses: kind in single and double harness; fine and- die horees and warranted in evecy particular. Will be a low. the owner having wo further use fur them. To be at Wood's livery «table, corner Fifth street and Second ore, OR ‘SALE- ELEVEN "HORSES, |, TWELVE | WAGONS, ninety carts, saddles bridles, harnews, 40. to close comcorm j alec, two very fast pacers Any of the bore wil be fold oe pa he owner is giving up busi poly ower! pb av eornor of treet sud Flatbush road, Brooklyn, (PPE CELEBRATED BRYANT COLT FOR Saun— ‘This coit je woll knowns having been raised by tho late owner of Lady Suffolk to be woe UCTION SALE OF choice BUTILDING Lots oA. Fer Roc ING Sberift of Vuesday, July 1 Snpreme Court, at th Wey. twenty, tive choice b ly 0 posite the Marive cocam. and comms: ding Bene ts about 75 fee reat, and shou! Alre.t hi South ferry at me Mand 10 ovalock ary morning, Mape cam be had at the office of J. &. Power, 129 Fulton treet, New York. UCTION NOTICE.—O. WARREN, SUCTIONGRR, willrell nt Bovart’s auction sto: Bighth sven at ltly o'clock thie day, sofas, chairs tanles. bedste carpita, looking ¢Insses, rideboards, writing desk, g wagon, deoter’s wagon, & Le LBERT B. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER — LAY, will soll st auction, on Thuredas, Jaly 14th, Z ofeloek P. ground 70 desirable’ buildin bi'hy 120 hot, situated Jamaica, Le Le near the ra dep't; eburches, sosdemies, schools oun’ wishing reekd where they can enjoy country and siness of the oity, will d Terms enay, title perfout, The oars will | Atlantis street, Breoklys, om the day of sale rove wreoisely. For maps, &¢., call oa the auetionsee, @ 6 REAL BSTaT&R—TeD (Sosnomee cans SALE scribers, commissioners Court of the County of Rersen st inte Jacob Rie ai acesie of Yand ‘and prowives and belng alt omer honed in the anid decros, containing shout ree which will be 40 d in lots, of frvia one es G si may remai bond sac mortgagy, on che Sor and aed per cen den, 1 be gives. Comawmeloners, per ‘the airst dyes A Pl aKhy “BuinKkaueer, { WILLIAM 4 WOUD, D NASH, AUCTIONEER—STORS 310 BEOAD sway —Assignees’ sale of the stock of a obina, And carthenware store, ou uesday, July 12 22 Wleecker etree hail, haugiag and side d #01 4 terns, gl im ne: a a ald. slecbeleeperm oll, enn perm vil, cans to. LEEDS, avOriONnss. 10 tH® TRADR poi; sale one in Snir "con silk foarte, peck hanckerchiefe extra silk wall aatin brooade ties, rilk'ard others in every variety, resting Sud roast patteren, ehelf gooda domestic sud lvoe (a plese snmmer. geods for genth + wear allof which #M be sold ae above. without reserve, being & lare and valusnte of the assignee Terme neh, city Cand will be ready op Tuesday morning, July 5, com ) partioulars al, atire fixtures sontalned tv the store, cousisting of counters, shelving, cssmm, clothe, a. MORTARTY, AUCTIONEER, 1 WILL SELL, 0 e} . Monday morning, at I’ o clock wt No. 198 Fuurteoa Htreet, corner of Firat avenue, anew ats ! ase ture of agentiomar leaving the sity fron bedutends, chairs, tabl #, curnota, sertmont of books, bedding, croskery, glass Ware, ongeay- ings, do. L200, stORE FIXTURES aT AveTION.— ser] July 1) 13g ofcloer at rtore 125 East Tw treet, between seoond and Thir and fixtures bar and grocer nil), retrigerntor, brardy, cin fo, eer, vtore ST Dey stron helvi ca ai a bottted th oa shelving rooms, patle, bottl WILLINGTON a CaRT EK auedoms cr nf Uresowieh stron. EW YORK HORSE BaZaak 31 CROSBY STRERT = Avcti ale of horses Herrin Liven saddles. day every Monday and Wodnesday, at 120 Nh Garren 1d ax Above, witheat ri A ery large abe rt melovony cak ek walunt cabinet ir weldom offere oppertunity for 1 and by fal good furviture, it will probabl: at thir season of tly It consist fro jor furniture, ep suite, covered tu Frenoh satin brocatals rosewood p rior secretaries ard osbinet; armonre with we ror doors; extension dinto ee etexores, ore: OOTNER « 8 tote (nice chalets; liurary med vod bedsteads, buri thahogan: io great vark ty, Fite-ten Wd vpebmire; pate to mateb, and every vartety large furniture warehouse, all of ary reawrvo, for sine. A deposi ve roquite hase of the store will also be store fixtures Td, ‘cogoter For artloutars wnply te tie Auotloneod, co Nadeawstreot near Fviton Catalguos may be hs: Tuesday went Also for sale, three levp salve ame one oe- cond baad pinuoforte made by Naune & Clark. ICR, BRANDY, PRESERVES — THK Any, 12th July ‘a? Wy o'eiook, a) 57 Dey atrest, corner LOrcenwich «treet an assortment of cro e tes, liquona, ae sar: and tolaccs; comprising tens, sugars and ooifea, (1 Yad. ty; mavesroui wu esr ves,” pickles. rico. drandy, gin, powers, &e, ouital Lue country trnde WELLINGTON A. CaRTRR, Austionser. CARRENGTON, AUCTION RER.—AUCTION Oy toe. —Large epeci of German French, and Heh twneg, ocd, comprising the atook of Mears, 0. Gerdi & Potthofi, demaged by the late fire at their store, ping rele & Carri nace No. 62 Broad ateet, it, * thelr saetion avcrto: will be found ein @ and dow! 5 onsen lates aosorted vies 18 oxsks ks slate pies on the