The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1853, Page 6

FIBARSEAL ssid COMMERCIAL. nese MARKET. Tue-pay, July 19—6 P. M. ‘There was more ac'tvity to.ds+ in the stock market, ” Dut the temdescy 0” priows from the opening to ths c'ose 4 © mv aerate sized panic in stock was frewly wasdewnward. There Oumberiasd, an’ stocks were unfsvorab'y sft . not'in much favor. Railroad atovks were Oo the woole the market was more set for many weeks, declined 14% per cent; 4; Florence and New York Coatral Railroad, \; Crystal Palace. 1, Nicara us Uransit, Keyport, 34; Harlem, Erie Raihoad, X%, Hudoa River, Railroad, i; Panam: > Toere wae ee State stocks o- railroad be vis, sovemeat of eoasequence in ullock closed at yes- At the mining board to day the traacas large, but prices were weil lowing seles:— 8. © Cooper... % Phenix Gol At the olose, for MeCu!! tomae Copper, 1's bid, 13, asked. bid, 2 saked. There mining stecks in the street. above. The commi per values, are euch» larce per cont that operate privately among these ems, instead of buying and sellieg throug’ mem rer~ ‘The receipts at th: this port to day, ame $48,931 63—balance $ By the arrival of (be steau-b we have three dara lsier istelligencs from all parts of Europe. The news is bighly iureresting and important, a commercial point of ‘or Cotten were fully sustained, We quote the fol hs Manas. Copper 1% snderbnrg Cooper, 4 asked. Palton, 1 private transactions in daily at prices reported oo steoks issued at such emall 1 the mining board. he Assistant Teaawarer of 2,259 98; payments, Franklin, from Havre, politically, and ve Seasiderable suimation is (he market particularly bucyaot, among dealers and «¢ In Fagland undeubted!y bad its effec’ the Emct were the privc'ps! cause of the edvance and firmness im prices. There i now a fine field for speca the prospect is just about as To financial affairs Breadstafls were and anc excitement existed state of the weather hut the advices from ulatcrs im bresdstuffs. mueh im favor of buye a« -el! there was less dving Capitalists were disposed to place themselves im a safe position, and wai: the course of ‘The Bask of France bas published in the Moniteur the Tesult of its operations during cay fires six months of the show a peoiit of 6,5 thé priaeipal items compostog the peoiis ‘of the estab lishment, diecounta rect on for 1 490 000E the bank 1£00,000f., sdvanceson railway shares 812,008f, and on public <curities 524.000f, Toe profits from dif- ferent branch bink« Szure in the geveral result for «he loes on two of them, uk declared = dividend of prevent yeer, w! rentes held by 2,064,000f, after decucs: is om these results that the 70f. @ share for the ix u The quotation of gold at Pari is is about at par (a cord- ing to the last tariff.) which, wt (hs Eagli-h mint price of oures for eandard gold, gives an ex- ebange of 25.17; and the exccange at prison London at it fellows "hat gold is about 0 58 per £3 Its. 1054. pe: short being 25 0234 cont dearer in Paris than London The Manhatten (ias Tom soy has declared a dividend of twoand 8 half dollars oar snsre oa the full, and sixty crhareoa ths scrip stock. The | Com pany erght per cent. New York Central Railroad Com tof ninety per ‘two and a half cents » Astor Fire Irsurance ‘The Directors of the pany have given notices that ths amy cont remaining unpaid ou the c.picul etock issued by the late Mohawk Walley Railrovd Company, oa the capital stock issued by the late Syracnse and Utica Direst Rail- road Company, and on the tnceem ef the late Buffalo and Rochester Railrosd Com which companies bave een swnsoidsted iato thir eorps- ration, may be poid to suekboldars #leeting so to do, on the Ist day of Avgu-t next, 7h iaterest from the Let day of Mey last (three months) wt the rate of seven per cent per anoum, purruayt to the terms «f the consolida- ayimeuts made eubssquent to the said lat Jay of Augus:, inverest fron that day will bs Yharged im addition. Stcsboliers holdieg stock i a by the Moaawk Valley Railroad © pistered im Now York, ave requested to make thoir pay yoeats ai the Phoeoix Back ia that city; those stockhold- bea whese stock is regist+res ia Acbiny are requested to wake their psyments at txe Albany City Baek; those holding stock iasned by the Syracuse and Utica Direct Relireed Cempauy or the incres: Buffale and Rochester Reiiroad Company, are reqnested to make their payments at the Bsakiag House of Messrs. Duscan, Sherman & Co, New York, City Bamk ; stockholiers residing in or near Poston, bold- img stock im the increa,e of the Buifalo and Rochester Rafiroad Company, may make their payments at the office of Thayer & Brother, Bostoo, The annexed statement exhibits the gross earcing: of the New York and Harlem Ruilcosd Company in each of | the frst six months of the past Give years :— New Yorx axp Harte Rarueoap, of the capital stock tion agreement. Company, which is re. of the stock of the at the Albany $31 541 $41 501 #35 wat $73. 92 «sees $191,718 $225,269 ‘The income from this ruad tor tue year will be over one Railroads always show larger receipts then they do the first. ter of much astonishnen: to the stockholders that the rate of dividend: has not been ine eased, ard gr tisfaction is expressed by the stock solders for the ucac countable condact of tee Dowd of managers, ia pot de @aring more than the u-tusl yal ry two per cent. trifling with the etockho iders, aud exercising aa unwar rantable control over the proceeds of their property tuat | The receipts for the rst rix mouths are uearly half o million of celles, out of which they have appropriated ouly $60 000 the saouat necessary to pay the two per coat, ivaviog 2 balauce uanppropriated | after paying ali the expen-es for operacing road and other expenses, of $76 000 which balance is suflictent to pay pm additional dividead of two par ceut more,and will have ‘a balacos, after pay'ng four per cent, of $15,000; even if they had enly paid a dividend of three per gent, which | vould take about $90,000, thas the Weilsnoe im the company's hauds of $45 000. We haye observed that the usnal spring business in and secartiies of various deserip- fous and mercantile transsctious have been unusually imited, consequently a dulluess has pocvaded the parket for mavy months Jave postponed their usu spriug busivess until the event of the opening of ti then te make all their transactions at one time, sud thas afford thew an opportunity exhibition. We can therefore resilly account for the general inactivity in railronc shares, and other seourt ‘tion, aed elso tn mercantile rav-ac the Crystal Palace [x open to che publi pourieg in from ali perce bre repidly Giibg up vith «tcanger already attracted ven atvention, acd will eoatinae to do 0 for # long time vo 0 eapltabiots from Englaud, Fraees, Iaiy, and all parts of Eusope, of the first wa er was huve asvar before visited this country, will fleck bere durtog tus continuance of the public exnibition of the Crystal Paleoa, so tist eo must oxpeot an earlie: f lated with great activity in storks shares; in fact in a} the depariwents of truly aod 20m mores. The class of visitors these who have hereto large means, won million dollars. fer the iast half en: is | $00 do, ia unprecedented would lave been a | away shares, beads Many country merchants urystal Palace, pri f wituesciog the great But now that » merevanta are | oa, ad our bowls The opening ass Nealthy merchaats, and | bastaves thea usual, boude aod rallway vill be very dilierent f, eon amony ua, pstituuons acd uo mock gratified with tbe that almost ail secur ties 12 | @ mush Letter Inierent (ues adel inve-ted {4 Parape. It is therefore predicie), th. Wil be Gove this fal! sian .» aad wil rooa arger busine ever belore beso known in Correspondents along tuo line of sh Raileced are eprivgiog up like wy otooms, nd reem for ome tooth pariof be tecters na exiving, in relutior to the shases wal 1.cvagemeot of thie mascmoth railrow! comysuy lerm Usville, giving some very moa tot foo.s relnt ve to he movements of oficials on mamnued by what is celled the Pal tu Now York and Irie ® letter from sod the policy New Yort an Ean loswanneytica July %, 1859 iB APATOR OF THE NEW YORK BSRALD. 1 Bave read win ovuniiwrnbh leterert aad ore6t in articles of the ily Suctp 0! Jaw 2ty ant the recwrss A your “lira Corres Y, Z., touchiag the pre ext gwen and fature | the New York ww), vod would ue? at 1 verious hf erory swehboidor Lasiog ine of the toed onabine mo fa And now, Mr. Editor, I wish to be uncer- these lines to vour readers, that und thet every gvod citizen owes certain may have expored him to certain pecuoiary | misplaced confidence, in those woo hold hix proper eee in trust. The real position of the sifairs of the New York and Erie Railroad, and the effect. prodaced by the wrecch- ed policy displayed in the management thereof, from toe first opening of the road to Lake kris, is a subject of such fearful magnitude ard deey interest w taose whose money has been so upprofitably and lavisjly squacd-:<d and whose interests have Deeu 40 fatally ceal-cred, that is of the least importance to tae stock solders 10 arrest if possible the destructive policy now pariued, and wrest from their imeumpereot and feeble hands, the sof power, before the futare useful: ness of this great road 1s eatireiy dy-troyod. man ¢f ordicary understanding, who will trouble to travel over the entice road to its tenniaas | with the Jake, and examice for hiuself che anouat of | business doing at present on tae real eau possibly | fore avy other opinion than thas tae @acvivgs chun st more than pay its running expeuses or x very alia dict fond to the bondholceess Tse fat.l povoy proseat pursued, has plsced eveo the hope of any dividend on the steck for some time to come, autirvly ous of reaca of | even p , ard ‘hove who rast avy hove: of such good fortune, ar Soomed rtain disao svintment a roxdooly nal’ em ployed can eacn rufficient to pay @ dividoud oa 4a invest | ment of thi:ty ove millions of dollars with its western | connection on the lake at its own terminus, parpossly | negk cted and almost destroyed to subsecve private in | | | terests or au insare policy? Iii theoagh travel and freight reduced to not more tha til’ «bee it wa first openiug of the roxd—its Large oattin teavsportation, all Jost and abandon-d through the raot gross nugle st of the interest of the drover, with no c# tain means of transportation for either cassengers or freight oa Lake Erie. Uspopular everywhere, with no friends in tae West, and no effort ever made to secure aay; its direstors unknown in the West, aud never seen aaywhere ou tne road, unlers at some point where the opening of a new connection with the road presants am opportanity for private speculation, and which in very suce mevar to re- | sult ia may possible ebsnce of profit or aiveatage to the steckhciders of taeir own road. Who has aver sosn a New York and Erie director anywhere Wert, or on the line of the road, solicit‘ng or trying to indace travel, or business, or adétng tp avy way to the vaiue of the capi- | tal stock or the future greatness of their own road? A preaium might saiely be oflesed for the sight of such @ vision, ‘The public press informs us that a committee of tho board are labogjonsly emplosed av thts very late period ia stopping the leaks and trying their hand a: red icing the running expenses of the road Could not another | committee be induced to immitate their rival brethren | the central people, and -how themselves ont West at their own terminus, ou the Luke shore. and mate at least one | respectable effort to turn the immease travel and freight | which is daily slipp ng ‘breugh their flogers to theic own | road at Dunkirk? Such # committee would, indead, be dving something really serviceable aod which would very soon teil on their real monthly receipts, and go far t)- wards resuscitating the dying evergies of the Erie Rail- road, There is no question that property of immeuse value along the live of the road, belooging to the com- pany, bas long been exposed to waste, depredatioa and | theft, from wast of ordixary attention on tue part of | | those whove duty it was to look after the proverty of the | ttockholders, and whore interests have only jast oa baen | taken in hand by a vigilant committee, sho have just rade the discovery that the stockholdars really expected | a dividend. The superintendent of a rm xlel road should | | | bea man of undoubted personal consequence, haughty and disagreeably repulsive in his maoners, navieg a mad vereign contempt for the opinioa of its direstors aud tae ubhic. A Buffalo man should be selected, one in that interest exclusively. He shoud, before starting over the road, telegraph the whole live that he was comiag, and to Lave the road cleared, aud then with a special train for hisaccummodation, and a select, congenial party of friends, with sound of trumpets. go off on a regular spree, ' Avy company of directurs might b? sure be would catch the delinquents on the lice of the road all napping. and a wholesowe reform would follow as a mater of course, pense? when stimulated by such & business. bke and spirited example, Stockbolders should hold themselves ready, certainly at the first call, to surreuder their proxies on the ap orcach of the next election for Directors in order to secure the valua%le services of their | present tried and faithful servants, whore e&ill in railroad Management cannot be questioned, soi the riwollou of whose devored Gisiu erost+daess will be hallowed in Ube memory of the stoctholders to the second and third generation. wis with profound regret I rotice that the distinguish- ed theacurer of the company has resigned bis important funetions, and is about to retarn to the shades of private life. with the sweet conacious»ess of having honestiy and faithfully dicharged his official duties, without ever bar- ivg troubled himself to take a ride over the road since it was opened to the Lake You may ba very sure, Mr. Editor, that when a bloated horee leech drops off from his victim, that he has ether been choked of, or that the life blood of what be fed on is exbaus' d, or else, satiety has already satisfied hi- already over-gorged appe- tite. I am fearful the etockholdsrs will shortly have to mourn over more resignations of the same stamp, and then, and not till then wili the Erie Railroad oe aole to get on its legs again. It would be curious, if such a thing wore possible, to see from the books of the company, the preeive amount of stock at prerent owned individually by the Directors of the roac, for there are strovg fu-picions among us country foiks, that they have let slide wha* stook they held some time before the disayreeable announcensnt of no dividend reached the ears of the public Itis wall understood by all men of cound judyment. in such mat- ters, that the monthly receipts published by the com- y sre purely fic'itious, and made up from" the earn- ngs of other cennections than thelr own, expretsly to | hnmbug the public as to the Jarge basiness doing over their own road, and which will be clearly demonstrated | when a ew ret of director. come to overhaul the past | and present affairs of the company. I will rot trespass further on your columns for the present, but haves few charcoal sketches to make hece- after, in whieh, perhaos your readers may recognise some of the great and disinterested railroad operators who have figured so conspicuously in this wonderfal age of easy virtue. OBSERVER, Stock Exchange. First Board, Jaly 19,1853, | * 700 U S 6's °56 .s3 10914 Fowl nd Coal os 45% do.....83 109%; 100 | 62 .b3 116 200 4 | 2,000 Kentnehy 6’ 108i, 200 do 4 | 7.600 Ind States’: 100 Parker Coal Vine Sig 2.000 Erie Ist ibe b3- ue 100 do .....b60 32 | 6 000 E RR 24Mbs b3 1067; 100 Harlem RRB) 641¢ 2000 Hud 24 M bds .1004% 400 de | 2 0C@ Hud RR new bs YL 100 do... 28 Phoeois if | do 100 de. 150 do, 200 do. 00 10 trie Railroad do... joo Flor & 850 do 100 Flor & K ote Rd.. 18 250 do 200 Sic Tran Co..b60 29 5 do 8B 25% 100 do: 2°7860 7736 500 €o., 28% 100 Hod River RR so 73 0 do. 29 SNY&N Hay RR. 105% 050 Cumb Coal Co... 46 50 Mich Central RR, 116% 100 do. : 45% 10 Panama fi 166 | | 100 do, 45% 40 do 1M 100 do, 6 100 Nor & Wor it 430 & SECOND nOARD. $10000 Er 1m 20-M Wi 100shs Camb Ct Co 100 abs Mor Cai 100 Phaotx Meo 200 190 Flor & K 1234 100 N Jersey Zine .b3 ra K Ye Road 14 160 Nie Transtt Co. 200 Cary Impt Co ul 150 5 sixth avenue RR. 115% 100 a 100 Sto 100 NC Co.. 250 Erie Rail 106 Cumb Coal co bé0 s 150 a 100 do, 100 100 cj of 30 Panama kit 260 ° 30 Had River BR biO CITY TRADE REPORY, | Trespar July 19-6 P. M, i} Astms—Ruled quiet, bot firm The sales ineluded 30 bbls. at $5 1234 for pesrls, and $4 75 for cots, per 109 Ins, Hane--Was tanetive and aoedial at 40 for Baltinose and $29 for No. 1 Philadelphia, per tm. for flour and 12c. per bushel for rates wore steady at 50c a Sc. very brisk reqnest, at $16 % aand Maracaibo; $20 a $22 for Tobs*go; pice of which 90 000 lbs. were racatved sag by ti the schr. Wm. Gregory; and $23 » $30 GinsisG Pale of 3,000 Ibs. American wore reported »t something under 50c. the genera! ashing pric», ere were 800 bales river disposed of at 80° wheal ro fora rou Was ‘aa scarce and in Heatr,—No ebange can be reported in this line, ican was not abundant, and factors were indispoesd te Prersit upon the market It was held at $15z 50.8 $155 for rough ad $75 @ $215 for dressed, per ton. ued quiet aad Monila was plenty and heavy. held at He. per lo. NS —There was a limited businase transacted ia ox during the psat three days, at 8 a $10 for Bueuos Ayres. end $12 50 a $13 for Rio Grande, per 100. IxpiGo The movements ia ‘this Hive wore © partly by the lightoess of the stock aid partly oy 'ne Prices were howave>, well upport: We quote Bengal at $120a$140 par In; Gave wala at $18 $125; Caracas at $1054 8115; Madras as fie.; apd Manils at 48¢ a ¢ N.—There was less ioqutry foc Scotch plz, yot his was cot ip large suppls, acd it was siifll 3, six mor ths, per ton. p—Was »parirgly dealt i , and $5 874 a $A for G Lime —The derrand «as moder for common aod $1 20 fur lump, per bol Morassas.-—We heard that 60 bhds muscovado were soll 220 per gallon. ‘AILS. — The recent advanes in iron, aod the increased | consumption. bave nugmented the valav of ent were worth to-day 4a4%(9,, being generally held at the Jatter rate, per Ib. On. Cake—Waa vet very freely purchased at 823 3 $25 for country thick round, and $31 a $42 for city thia oblong, | mewhat nominal eable at 100 firmness of owners: t $5 25 for Soanish and a oar 10 Iba, for Rockland, at 890. Ou Mear.—Gity waa inactive and nomii Ons—There transpired nothing new in crude or manu- factured whale or eperm ; olive was procirable in casks 27» SL 28 per gallon, adont 200 hackers of it changed bands at $4 123, for quarts and $5 1234 a $5 25 | i ime, Tho sales of linseed embraced 66 4c. por gallon. 5,000 gallons, brisk and steady. Proymions —Pork wi 750 bbls Western realized $1 t appear 20 active at 5%c. a Ge for dry salted 5%0. 2 6c for piosled do; 8c a8%4e for and 83c a 9c. for vickled d A few lots becon sides changed hands at 814 Lard favored buyers. tained at llc. a I1};c. per lb. mand srd rather firmer. pkzs. were take dry salted haus; There sere 4%) bbls prine ee: Beet was in better de- The sales reach»! S00 bbls., at $5 a $5 26 for country prime. $5 87 $6 25 for oity do $11 75a $12 50 for repacked Chiesgo do; $12 a $18 for city mess, and $13 75 » Sit thing additional can be no- mess beef or beef Eeas bat in fale request and seady, Ne. a 1és. for Ob} 0; 15¢ 193. for Western New and 1%. a 23¢ for Orange county. perlb. Cheese could apatn be bonght at 6c. » 8c. per Ib. Rick —Sales of 100 tierces tair to very good wore re- ported at $5 75 a $4.25 per 100 Ibs | Savt —We heard of a sale of a cargo of Liabon oa pri- vate terms. Torks Islands ruled quiet but eteady at 40c, Liverpool was taken na fast as received $1 12% for ground, and $1 45 a $1 75 for five, per « —Thore were 400 boxea New York bought at 5: Castile remained as before noticed Sricks were in moderate demand at 4%(c. for ra inger; 11c for Sumatra pepper. which tended up vard; $34 a Ide. for Jamaica pimanto: 17% a 182. for cloves: 34 a 6c. for easeia, in mats 80a 83c. for mace, and 9 a 98e for No 1 nutmegs par Ib. SvuGars—Displayed greater scimation, The smoupted to 400 hhds. Cuba. at 43f0. a 54 nd 300 boxes yellow aad white Ha $8 a $10 for country wer for extra meas per bol ticed under the heads of pri Butter was plenty, = Rico, at Se a BSc a % 8 was in fair request, at $80 a $82 50 per ton, Some 1,40 bags of this kind were received yes- terday from Palermo by the thin Arthur. TarLow.—Few lots of prime couls he bought under 9340 , and mort holders elaimed 10¢ per Ib Topacco,—Sales were made of 50 hhds Kentucky. at 7c. fc : and 27 cases Florida, at private bargein, pe! Wurskey.—There bave bea 700 bbls., mainly prison, 234e. per gallo ADVEMTISKMKNTS KENKWED HVGKY DAY FOR SALK. —HOUSE FOR SALE.—A GENTEEL stone front house, sit ated in Vourteenth street, for aals cbenp, if a splied for s00 sigo a fine four story beiok house in Tench stroet. . L. SHELDON, 86 Nassan street. VFACTURING 3USI $14.000.- four story brown | inches rhera an inversion ete engine ne > bad, (ao oth SW, Morald ot be bad, (no othe: FOR SALE, FOUR LOTS ON 109TH STREET, betwoon Tenth and, Eleventh avenny —FOR SALZ—A FGREIGN AND DOMESTIC « fruit, wine and segat store; an excellent stand; nd will be ‘gold low. in conse: For particulars o 300. light, rent. low, (ence of protracted sickness of th agply at 444 Broadway or 12 Grand str OR 79 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE, ON THE Buildings plain and a 17 on oh premises. to my AVID P. MALSTEAD. RARE CHANCE #OR A FULL SIZE BOILDING LOT, corner of Second averue and Fifty sixth street. Price Terms easy. Apply to DEMOTT & CO., 43 Chambers nt and comvenient. ke tix miles from New York, by railrosd; fruit the premises in fall bearing. , and commande fine vi fugesuniry. Appl OGRE W. MORTON, Cy I Rei ew city Ht spector’s office, Perey ae ee Bae SALE.—STRANGERS COM- tables will do weil to call and onamine our supertor mohogany, with martle and w tables for rale. GRIFFITH "DECKER, billiard: tavle | manufacturers, No. 9 trent. JOALTARD mt og Sal) TLINDER PRESSE3 FOR SALP—ONE SINGLE CY der press. bed 41 by 33 inohe: dep prose, bed 42 by 27 ines, Lot OUNTRY RESIDENCR-LARGE HO rmueh land ag roquired. biet. ¢om good water and shade, elty at all times in one Or, the farm would be divided, or x uck, farm, fruit, de. LRS —THE UNDERSIGNED Inns, with five of these Iows, were cought fourteen pos Asy person wishing to purthase » kocommodated by calling abjthe Wasbinzton Cattle Yard. om CRDINTER PAPS repetier, expensive) Heyy Pu sladelphis OR SALE.—TAE Krovery, on the STOCK AND FI uthemst corner of Twanty. Stovk light, anda desirable nana for OR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN—FOUR BUILD. ine lots, Tying together, near Williamelnrg, well adap‘od ores oF are dwellin, yard doing a good busi- going lv otaer basi Bavswax —Amerinun yellow was saleable snd steady at 190, & 300. Fer ib. Brravervyrs —-Fleur, influenced by the Fraok!in’s news, wan eagerly sought after, at assantyally bignar retay, The transactions embraced 16 000 bin ; sour at $4 on a 8h $144 ; euyerfine No. 2 a $4915 & 85; mixed to fancy Western at $5 18% « 843%; ordicary ty eroive Sate et % 21% » $6 60; end other kindy ot proper ooste Lgures, iz very uneriled Adout LOK) barcela wupertine ‘acwian, in boed, were bought, at $6 256 8 85 31 per bol. Southern was rarer, | ore ing yt? and conriderably desrer, Thera weve | 1100 bbls. nared, ot $5 31 $90 for mixed w good, $5 00.035 Ti for’ favorite, and $5 75 9 871 i for Fancy, per bbl. We have heard of roti uae ia cye | flour cr cornmeal, Whrat wus likewire in vory dri ko at decidedly batter prices; the rales consis 94 of borhel Wertern, at $117 9 $159 for red. and | $1 62 8 $155 for white--now beld ot $1 22 end $ 45, re- epectvely, per bubel. Sue ¥ rye beovgt Pac we a He. mize! and white Southern, 670, « 60e. for mixed | fee 6%. & Tle. for yoliow do, aud Southara, per used ‘emand was mor ere’ 8240, for adams De'ENE C0, par tidy Au rather inere sought af ni at age for Gasyaquil and (j6 for Para, both ow by Comrtr—-Bet 160 bags flo purebs a4, bbb Hoa l00 1ige. @ 138, for 8, We. for plain | —Seonied leas wotive at 2% for seliny motel w abeaihirg, por tb wie dhresteving aspect of Tucklah alfatew cont inves to daoress our ven chet, the eslos (yd tro iaeonsiéor. ble us Bo'ten, i FEATHaRS-- Live (eee werd moderately devit in, at ‘te m ihe cach, par ib, ‘werr.<-The traneactions im a4 ware ientted, at . B. iwavne sort yet appes ed in marke that the £90 stemons which arrived in the "rine Gear, fom Marsetiles, youtarday, were previously ongngd. Other ar Gielen ove) 6 unaltered. Faorcim —Rates for Foglish porta were firmer. Abort | 200 8 40.000 bushels wheat. ware sagaged for Liverpool, | vetly tp it 7 Md, end 5000 w 6.000 bhi. H lot at 28 64.; 100 22s. C1. Am eatire yourel | vine engaged to, load with whens at Tid im rhipper’a bag with flour at 2%. 64 Te Glepor, floue On SALE AT A ORFAT BARGAIN ABOUT. six sores of land, woll diversified A good @ and bern, fruit trees, a tine orchard and » ble plaee of residence, Witla ton minutes walk of TEN I8LAND—A ond terres, Now Brighten Soeation warivalle OR SALES. RASS sTOCcK AND FIXTURES OF ONE i doing a free rate quire at 8% Prince corner Mott atr-ot, OR SALE-THE 8TOCK AND. FIXTORSS OF & (aor store, an exeniiend stand ir i eorner of FORMS, ed with baff and pe, end blark belts, Apply to WILLIAM | THe FIXTURES AND PURNITURR, WET ceobenp, for coon, ne iieticnee Is guiug into otf 95 Oliver street " Pwolfth Resins, SALE-—THE STOCK VIXTURES, AND FIVE Myenre lesee of on old cateniished mosey yeoree ove ‘The rerson for solling ous is ert oconpants are engaged in other business, Apply on he premisos, deine good ensh Invriness ares seldom met with, rect, cornor bsctory treat DOK MLPA FIRST RATE MIVERAL WATE bag ary now bk #rooomefel ongeation: ti @ nto! To wold ab s fair va! Teation. The husioess bane Linked three y 4 bean 4, nud canned fail to be «eno investin fee wae with about $1 #0) cas, sALE. OR 8Al B THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS MOUNTS Doek. ‘Shre. river, Middletown, N. cortuining’ tersaa’s ual ‘acros of 1nd, with dook’ al cd. Three steamboats ply from Now York a at oa. Ticaell titeated top 6 petvnte roridens spp to BERBIAN & BANKS, 18 Nassau street, N.Y. OR SALE-FOUR VERY VALUABLE OIL PAINT. ing. They would bo suitable for » gontleman’s private ‘allery, or exhibiting in any part of the worl! Would be fortase to any enterprising young man that would them Western or Southern States. Can be se George's, 322 Broadway. VOR SALE—TWO FIRST CLASS CORNER CROCERIES, with leases, at » low rent; one of them well situnted for the wholessle business, Enterprising wan of saodernts capi- tal, may call at £55 Greenwich street, oorner of Harrison OR SATE-FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS. SITUATED in ® central business Ieoution, ner railr ateambonts. corner of Greenwich and Harrison strests, snd Onely ada pied for wholesale business, Terms reasousble. Inqvive of br. HR. ROOT, 512 Broadway. Fi08, SALE, ON AGIOUNT OF SICKNESS—ONE OF th + meat, pro nd vezotable markets in the city. e for an eator- Prtsing man to mke money. Tt will be ald vary low for Tincounebove stated. Inquire on tho promises, 107 Blescker strc ot, in the basement. ro". FALE CHEAP—A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT Vrick boure, with connter cellar, five miautos walk | from the ferry in Wy tamebny down, Inquire of JaME URNITURE FOR SAL. iture, near! $500 or 8700 required BULLI, Lit South Sixth 4 LOT OF S8COND HAND w sisting in part of bedateads, bedding toilet tables, w cottaro chairs, cots, in grin cerpets, diving table, o &o., will bo fold chenp. Apply at 187 East Brondway, betweon three aud five #’clock GLENTREL cc ar Ww streets Th house is genteelly furnished; outboildings good. den twonrd so balf acres, (with more if stoeked e is desirable, being im view of the Soand and Lif aud jar the chalybeate springs adjoining the former rosidenes eof the Inte Gardner G@ Howlavd, The furniture may be had if desired. A large portion of the purcha e money ean lay, and possetsion had img na DEY "vhosbing, ba A vebing, L. I. TANCE of salling 4 houses in liaed room, 3 q EN Fi for investment. The proprictor outthe good will of ons of the bert esi Hoboken—the house o aeisting of Varroor, bi. um proprietor will let the tei years. This house offers a xood op: keris to persons disposed to go into that business. For urther information inquire at 200 Madizon street, corner of Rutgers, Paly 472 FAMILY, IN 8T. MARES mS CE, near TI ue, have a yar or and second hao they ban ‘eh lon witha: board, oF toe ‘iso, one 'arge room om third | office. PRIVATE PANITY, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS house, ins plevwant and quist locality wish to accom- inodate two er tures aiug'a gentlemen with lars gent rooms. with meale ut « private table. ‘Those desiring superior ge ommodatio, ou reasonable terme can call at No, 0 Weet Twonty-fifth street, PEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE Account. tuted with rooms, with breakfast aud Ma, ix te family, wherethe comforts of & hom a in a tine airy houve, with use, of hath, at 1 Mi Houston convenient te two uinoa of omni- LL PERSON ‘are invited to call ard reosive 0 tive therets free of charge Reepest cr our hooks w@ invited to resister im dewand at prevent for hoard Country by Agency No. 7) Bast Fourteenth street, E LIKE THR NEW YORK BOARDING EX- toa divcernivg mind, must sgem, useful in wa Gminent degtea No time need be soantin finding » suitahle Place for bourd. Houses from the Battery opto Forty third street, on the east and west sides of the city and ta some of the best places mear tho city. Office No, 229 Broadway, up format Lot sl y. Age rimish want . ar Union square. j stains. EMEN CAN GET bathe &o., in a Moferences 0x OARD,—FERNISHED ROOMS, AT 22 UNION PLOCR to let, with or without board. The house ix delightful ly situ beving all the modern improvements anil over- TWeking the Park, Strangers visiting the city, ous be socom medated with “pitasant 1 rooms. ARD.—GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS, IN A PLEA- nt family, oan bo obti ut306 Fourth avenne, nest ty eighth stroet, whore every comfort an bo enjoyed to agrecabi The house has all the modern im- trangors in tae city will do well to apply. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO single gentlemen, can bave Large and pleasant rooms, with board, a8 desired: in's private foutly, ine house with All the modern Improvements, gas, hath, &n: Reforenoes ex: changed. Apply at No. 145 Wert Twonty-seoond street, be- tween Sixth an fevantis avenues, OAFD, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR ONE on two tingle gentle with satisfactory referanco be accommodated with » isomely furnishod back par! r and bedro»m adjotnirg. on the firat floor, and a large room on the second story, with board, in a private family, at No 9 Charles street, (Warren place) Gas in the house, warer, do, ase FCR SALF. A VERY HANDSOME, , STYLISH horse, with black legs about Sftecn hands high, six carsold, a geod traveller and warranted sonnd and kind, yrice $225, Can be sven at the Lard Oil Factory, No. 135 Amos stroct, N ILK ROUND FOR SALE, WITH HORSE, WAGON cans, Ac, Inquire iu the feed store, 39 Thirty: niuth st, NE OR MORE SPLENDID BUILDING SITES Fi FOR kale, about twenty acres of land, situated a mile ands halffrom Cheetant etreet depot, at Newark. ‘The property | is elevated, commanding a fine view of Pasanic rivur, £0, The whole or pars will Mt DaNtELs, Tre Markot otreet, ‘Newark. YELLOW PINKE.--SIXTY THOUSAND aif, and two inches and a half to six inches at tha New York , by R KR. THROCKMORTON. Planing Rill, foot of Bank at. ODA WATER--A COPPER SODA WATER FOUN tyin and coolers fer sala, nearly new and in ood order. Will bo sold very hes: be seen at 197 Lawis street. Te PRINTERS. —FOR SALE. TWO SINGLE CYLINDER Napier presses, caloulated for either book or news- pes work; were made to order for b ok work; thay will ta thect 40x62 inches. bed is beri imches. Also, one Dedium band pe A tom, and 1,200 Toe of Engl lish arent hy bare: 80, Lire nearly ni pe. 10 PRINTERS. -FOR SALE, AN ADAMS POWER press, old pattern. Can be seen at J. D. isedtord’s office, rear of 59 ano stre Will be sold low. Apply as aly MO SPECULATORS AND CAPITALISTS “FOR Salk one of the most attractive and fasbiceable places of Awnsement in shis city. For respectability and profits it eannor more than $1 have been taken at the door in a day.” For forther partivuinry anda view of apply betweon 2 and 4 o’cluok, P. t No. ‘ooeaiiue sicsci seouad door oom Bedford street. Unqulre for Mr. Roome. © PLASTERERS, BUILDERS, &C.—FOR SALE, ONE hundred casks lathing nails, of best quality. in lots to ita little below marked price, Apply at No, 59 Gold ‘Tees, corner of Ana street. (PURNING-LATEE FOR SALE—A FIRST. RATE raved lathe nearly now and wall made; swlageetzitoon ra twelve fect long, Will be sold very aheap. m be seen at No. 197 Lewis street secoad floor. WO8LDS FAIR, 16SS—LEONARD & BENJAMIN'S Billiard Tabled. with provements in sty! and finish. A large quantit ot the hou ¢ for sale, and mace ready for shipment ‘at the lowoet pri ONARD & BENJAMIN, 882 Broadway. TENANTS’ REGISTER. | 2Q GREENWICH STREET.—TO LET, NEXT MER- 1g¢ chants’ Exchange Bank, cotrer of Dey street, one loft on second flocr of fs five story building. Inquire om the preutises, or at No. 179, second door below. SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, splendidly or te ring! family si Locati ifth nd required. LEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED. | 4) “rooms, or suites of rooms, to let. Also a houwsa, all newly sui very handsomely furnished, eof kitchen if required to let by the month or y jocation nearly opporite New York Hote Inquire at 703 Broadway, D NOMS AT NO. 2 CLINTON PLACE 4 Dedronink, sepa sets te FPORNJSHED, Rpous TO LET—LARGE AND AIRY, on firat and Moad floors, without board, to gentlemen ouly, Apply at No, 164 Chambers atreot for two days, URVISHED APARTMENTS.—A SUITE OF TAREE rooms, on the socond floor, will be let t»zether or sepn- ately, to fatistactory partice.. The faunily « siete of four pers Apply at No. 195 Hudson stroet, alove Vestry st. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO SIN-iLE G men, without board—s large front room on second floor, with bedroom attached, suitable for two or three emi slosiring to room together. Apply at No. 1 Sta of it 1. OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—IN rookism near Fulton ferry; haa vome thirty rooms, in good erdar, three good Jecation for & boardim, ‘urni- ture and le: oF patie. hous. F BILLING Fy TUCCER, 299 Brondway. } OOMS TO LET, WITK STRAM POWRR.SEVERAL very desirable rooms, im sigs from 25x25, to 2x10 New York ard New Mia: freight const, wall light xtures, ad Frouklia over tho TORE TO LETVAND FIXTURES FOR SALE—FOR A +). serar store, one of the best spoteia thecity. Luyuire ot 105 Chatham stres © LET—THE UPPER PART OF A FIRST CLASS house; in Broadway; alse, an ofiee on the fret €oor suitable for a pi ply, between the hours ef 1) shal erclack, ands toe ° eek, ‘at 008i Broadway. Fw WILL BR F view of the ground, with frait end tres opty to CHARLTON LLING & TUCKER, 2389 two gentiem & private family © LET-UNTIL THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, AND lovger if reqnired, a delightfnl cottage dwelling, oon tninine eight roous, with two parlors, together with car riage hovse, stable, &e., and fonr lotsof ground attached, in id ont in walea. te. The rimatnder 1s aultiva, 1 rape arbors utuma ap abandance of ag 8 situated on bishty fire way, on igh ground, in fal er and slsomingdale road, botw 0 LET—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, UP town. {n a rospectahls nuighborbood. with basement nad cellars Croton waver fatarae, bath, fo. and aard nd grape vings in the ‘five, meer einy, a50. ether otros tm good Vastnnae Loew 7 to JO! FLAMMER, Os SE_NEW FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR on the second story. for ome or to ten \f required. No other boarders r 0 LET—FOR A BAKSHR'S ROOM, A VARY D2. sirable location, meat Uniow equare. The applies: t must be *f d workmen. Rent will be very moderate. Ad- drevs box 2,978 Post Of TWO YEARS—A BR facta aepasee, to buildisg Por terin pp gi As BARNABD alton stmet._ Good entran ‘0 LET IN THINT tween Sorent use, (tone fron, jances. Foesession elven on the let es for particulars of rent, & 1 LUT OR LEASE—THE SECOND STORE O# HOUSE Se7 dway, to mgood tenant. Raut iow. Porsession ately. Byly WA. Me & HE UPPWR PART OF 17 td sous 170 ELM STREET 7 ft consiete of t) matey and hall room inthe attic. for Sires story Rother conven- ugust, Inquire on Davi 8, 7 Bowl way. UR ADVERTISER WITH A SMALT FAMILY, 00: copying a very gentool thres story house, with modern impreverents, in Henry etreot, near Rutgers, would let ene lower part ‘vith portiersef the upper, te a smail respecte Pls tidy family Reference a Address Thomas, Chat) am sqnare Port Ofe OvkSROP. “OR © coach SEAND STABLE. TO brick bal?ing, No 4 Mete=T tonstal fi Menbattan suitable for any kind of 1 8 *relaw lzhted, wi large collar ne wont be [ee tora eouch how siablo, Tn nels remain on taortyage, siven for diaporing of the sama, JOR SALE ON STATEN ISLAND—THR I, stock and fixturos of two firt rate stands, or ‘erther inf yrmatio: Greenwich stroet, wan te. SA, nal whesbor 14 ta bulk To London, 1,700 bbl. Hour were engaged at Sa. Rates to Havre wore OR Lge J STEAM ENGINE or POUR HORSE vad in Cao be of THOMAS MORKELL, 20 Froat Leonor uit. ‘ot, corner of a ee rrr ms Worera MEN, ATTENTION!—THE FORDAAM Vilicge Aasoolation iy Uy their first meting at Military dell rarer, o) Spring street, on Thursday evoning, Joly 2ist, at oo! ¥ ‘The presen, eabsoribers, 9 nil oxberr requested to be orsaeat. 10 books are Ailing up ri id a induoeinont ts fad out venti aie weer e oa wnt, And conveuloat home. EWELL & Bahl No. § Nassaa stcoot Gy Sad ill be sala. | Ta sire. of Ja MS UONNOR & SON, | | vie heuithiness and, ve OARD- FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, MAY be obtuizad in a smell private family, In Fitty: letth Strect, noar Second avenue The loc sant, and near the premise o nt Terhs nouerate WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN. RESPECT. rtments, without board, or with breakfs . TN. Herald offer OARD IN THE COUNTRY—CAN BE OBTAINED AT a farm house two bours ride from New York, on the astern railroad. The rooms are large and airy, fine huntin riety of wild and cultical nit, wit! ‘to be found in the country. Vary do- Sher can evjoy all freedom of ‘Union square Post O. VA. D—BY HIGHLY RESPECTABLE lady, where ates in the French larguaze would ‘be received o2 an equivalent. References excha: |. Ad dreas Maison, Brooklyn Port Office, OARD WANTED BY A LADY, FOR HERSELF AND child fiye years of age, in private family, or where there are but few boardors, and whero the gomforts of » home may be obtained. Location, west sido of the city pre- ferred. A equave room will bo required. which she herself will furnish Address De Angelis box 1,450 Post Otlice, stat jog terms, whith must ve moderate, efesences givon and requ! OARD NEAR BROADWAY—HOUSE FIRST CLASS, gas, do; tapertry carpets ard new fura:ture throughout Tosation elven a2d cool, Dinner ae 6 o'clock: Unexcoptionatle references given and required, “Please call at No. h street. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.--A GENTLEMAN and lady cam be accommodated with a furnished room and gond board, also afew single gentlemen with partial board, at No. 71 Warren streat, bot woo Henry snd Clinton. OARD IN BROOKLYN.-A FEW BOARDERS CAN ‘aecormodated with fing larce airy rooms in one of dest lceations in Bro fore Ly applying at 86 Clinton Wall tie sucaet ferric t atrect, betwo OARD IN BROOKLYN —ROOMS, PLEA cated, to let, with board. Iaqu. ANTLY LO- . 9 Fulton avenue, ear Smith street. ROOKLYN HEIONTS —PARTIAL BOARD WANTED foragentleman on Lrookiyn Leibts. A private fam- ily. or 8 house where few boarders are takew. would be ferred. Addrees, post paid, B. M. J’. box 2,743 Post Offs, New York. tial osvepanted for sibuated vet ween rf Wall street a Taq. fter 11 o'clock A.M, at iy Columba strget, Brooklyn. PD OARDING. —A FEW GENTLEMAN OF RESPECTA- bility can Le accommodated with board and furnishod rooms, in & first él rivate house, where tne comforts of @ house thin Boanvixa.—a RW SINGLE GENTLEMEN AND she nd with treet 65 Hudson, corner of Laight street, k. Use of bath, ke. JOARDING.—A FRONT PARLOR TO LET, UNFUR- nized, suitable fors physician, with or withoat board; alto, » few sinzle geutlemen oan ob jesiratle board and rooms. Apply at 33 Forsyth street, moar Walker, efer- 08 Fed OARDING DOWN TOWN — FURNISHED ROOMS with breakfart and tea, for single gentlemen, at 75 War trest. Bath in the house. CARDING —T0 THE TRAVELING PUBLIC THAT nd visiting New York city: they will find good horrd tnd elena beds laze per week, at 20 Oli c ren smodated with v uv a quiet family, ni bath, 0. Apply at OARDING —THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with furnished rome. with or without breakfast and fall board on thi bbath, in a pri- vate boardim tween Grand and hy pls ‘at 49 Orchard straet, be- rents. OARDING.-TWO OR THREE RESPECTABLE young men vill be accommodated with board in a pri- Yate family. having more room than they o A good apo would be taken in part payment for bo nient to Bowery and Boe DING AT NO 105 WAVERLEY PLACK, FIFTH door west of Washington siaars.—Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with full or partial b ntlomen aud thelr wives or single gontl: men, o ,0n second or third floors. Terms moderate, Bath, &e., on ‘secend floor, with hot and cold water. OARDING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. gees GEN: tlemen or centiomon and their wive: dated with board or tial coard and OUNTRY 3 BOARD WANTEDOFOR A’ 1 for severs! yuars in delionta ins private family or hoard re tho ean anjey the cheerfal 7 of her bez; the loencion moar s stenmbua" lantiog and withia about an hour's fail from the city. The Indy will probal bring a female friend with ber. References exch C4 drees Lox 066, P JOUNTRY BOARD - socemmedetod wi ¥ gond hoard and plensan CoUntey, BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN J and bis sister, on Long Island ina qnict family, near felt water butl ing. Add stating terms and Acdommo- dations, J, L., Broadway Post Otitee, URNISHED ROOMS--AT NO. Ol WAUKRR STREET near Brondwny-a parlor aud eitting reom: also, single bedrooms. Apply 2 above. URNISHED ROOMS NDSOMEL RI parlors, with bedrooms adjoining, with o- without board, private table fernished in enon perlir if desired xb 7b4 and Zoi Broadway. Strengere will tind these apare mente proferntio to the larrer and mare crowded hotels Apely to KOT. SINCLAIR, 734 Broadwuy, corae of Kighth street Fee stsnED ROO ity er toxesher itl or perma: a fret clase Louse, coutaining vaths, {s centrally located, oar Bradway ue ply at No. ¢ Le Roy plase, Biscoker AND TBEDROS i moly fuciiahed to nb or transient, oth with bath! applying at h2 West fwenty-soventh atrevt, © m Sixth avenve, MED ROOM TO LET, IN A PRIVATE Fa- ly. to ong or two single a few a cooks out of I of Broadws: ply Ninth ayonese Jor. fwrpished of ri merried gar Semen and ti oous fad ob TOARD CAN BR Brat UD AT a for gentlowen and wives, y and Sortey City lines of PURNIEKEN HOOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, . second, and third deore ty single gentiow: oF geatleninn and thele wiv 0, two fina basements vill be let for seme gontoel 8) » Apply Z HERO ACT inves, Apply ab 60 Whiso # side. __ COPARTS enon iP YUPICHS. RARB GHANCE.—A PAKTNE? WANTED, WITHC fons oayital of $6.00), in @ Nobel now dolag good Cnrimecs, it ia ume of the best stands in tue oity.. ‘the to attend to the whole busine, te desizoe A orpartuers ip with soma t 16 Daran a; ono who is wall acyuninted with the businos# preferrsd. Ro. ference given sad required. address A. P. &. Herald olf Neat — THE COPARINBRSHTE HERETOFORT, exiet! 49 dd, under the asins She tir Wilaw Wier ARIEL BATTEN S09: Williemeburg, Joly 14,1959, THOMAS STACK. ARINER WANTED-WITH $10.0 TO 820000 iy cash, ima woll extablishod exprose Company, now in fail tion. Aay person having the ahovs ai and waht 46 tale aa aecive, OF Jflert party will Aad isan epportanity cel wo ye box TTT Pi with rent name and refercuce. te Sakae ar F AUOTYOR. AUCTION NER, Ni ~TH08. BEI 8.1 watag HAM preteaaman me ciotbing, dry yond fons bvavings bai anclastpaladig’ loose hi choices pictures, vCTION erg SAnueD O8goon, KLIN, sin nell ‘on Thursda: July a al Hits aasorkmens of, funey » CEs ae a0 OD @ collection of ne do. tables hair mattresses, couches. “rarvets, hy order of tho w is ads, slightly damage LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTION! ™ nd its de} iy on th iy only five and. belt stlon, on ry cry 4 28, yout one thousand 130s, situated ou thi at the villace of Wer ity of New York. H Nicolay will wll ay Wednowday and. Thurads, o'clock. at the Merchant's boantifal building tow and. villa of tho New York and Flurhing Raiirond, which is now beta cunstructed, and uncer vontract te be tinis ved by of Decembor next ‘The 99 lots have besa laid ont with five feet front nud rea y healthy, and destined to become one 6 ful villaces within twenty miles of tho city, por eharactouristics decenhe to persons who love 40 rt ‘J has born. tala, vue expressly for Persone doing business in the eae of New Vork eautiful fruit trees wpon purest kted and abi sixty ver cent of the purobsge money oan roman on bond ne. and mortzaqy for tive yenrs at 7 per ‘Ihe deeds will contain. stringent auisance clauses, and roperty i unquestionable | ce exoursions made on Thuradey, Ja oud taturéay. July 23. to West Flushing for taé parps = of giving an opportunity of ylewing these bosut previous to the ald the title of shia w for the excnrsion, Nogether with at the office of | the aus iculars. may 1 Honebe! Now 40 Walldurect, New York. Y JOSEPH HF AUCTIONEER. —THURS day, July 21 at 2o'clock, P.M at 107 Smith sti second door from Baltiv strvet Brook! im part of carpets, ol les, crockery, couking stove, do. W. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER.—GENTEEL HOUSE hold Furniture at auction.—C. W, HOLMES will sell sary al ke. all the furai- 2, bousehuld urn: turs, consistin iL olotha, mahogany chairs, sofa, tab carved rosewood «nite, in he top centro and side tables, card aud fancy tables, sofas, carted mahogany spring rockers, thrve-ply 01 4 stocl engravin; tox eet, diving c slogan Broscn plate pl satin brocatelle; marth ivor gh ee he whos to ber old with: and & ity opts Toquired from all pur- XECUTORS’ SAL auction, oa the WILL BE SOLD AT POBLIC day of July, inst. at twelve o'clock, at Pon, the residence of the late taiving about three acres of ground. On. thie commodious ho: on elevated grou: and the eurrounu flower and vexetable su trees of the choivest kind. of JOHN ELLSWORTH, Pou VARICK, South Brooklyn, executors. EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STRERT— Auction vale of, horses, earria aad » every Monday and We on the promises, blo ovuntry ecat, Varick, deceased, con: with an abunda jurther partiouiars, “inguie ‘keeps, oF KOBE oTION Per, office 46 Pine street, coracr of Willism. 31. at tall past 12 o/oloo\ at the Merchant r cont in richnore, pper ore of thirty iy Hide mivey, Barylen forming am'excellent flax for the st either New Yorks Boston of ‘TIONEERK.—M. DOUGHTY WILL . FSi otf “re at 1034 o'clock, at 368 Kighth a» the furniture of a family ean up honseccopi sisting ats eet S drei al a Toange bedsteads, ae pogany, dining leboards, mahogauy aicae ‘and Frelye good room ands i cooking stove, kitcven furniture ILLIAM Lider rays AUCTIONRER, WILL SELL ON oN Th t 134 o'clock, all the furniture, &1, on the premires, 209 Canal street, consisting of so! Inahovany rocking and other chairs, mahoxany tabi ble top do., dressing bureau, waehstand: and maple bedstends, heir mattresses feather beds ofleloth, olceke, stoves, kitchen furritur tive, as ‘the building is to be taken down noxt d. ay, eA AUTEUR. CPREME COURT.—IN “THE MATTER OF THR f the Mayer, Aldermen, and, Comaualty of tive to the opening of 124d street, y 9 oust ely side " is, a6 have alres: the map of the ih Also, shat cur report im the | tod the State of New Fork, at a special teri fo be held at the Cit ee fb the sity SUPREME COURT. <IN rae MATTER OF THS AP- Major, Aldermen, and Commonsliy of th Opening of Fitty of aa 2 river, in she of Sagurday, the 284 dn sransel con be Senza, for she 9p of Estimate aud Assesment in im the eity of bs erm: New Yon,” er Court i court. to be held nb ork, on Satarday, che 13h day of Aucuat, eourten that day, B tuereattor'es ore heara, for the appo jatmons provement hereb: %, from Third a f New York, ws Jald der and by virtue of Stute of Dew Yor Deted New York, Juby 12, ae SCFREME oe. ag Sr THE im noth ‘or THA AP- a iy Hall ot ie it, so 10h cay of ‘unt dav te as toon’ therentt sot the patnre ome uxtent 6 the yrovernent barouy inten wenty-fve feet on the & Broadway asd ed ia Vierset, delween York, to the Gcrporanion, MATADIONT Ae ATRIMON u rr able Usnies or gomtlomow fom SPpeAFAieG, O° yp a be arranged with muon care and datie out saough uot! pa teow trom a “VKR STOO TOLN aR OF the Rin York and Now Bugiand Caion Teteremy: Co rott nd (ioe ll Vurvenn of hesriag AML conaidorang Lg & proideot, sew ‘Niece aporintandent for thy tomni of mus ther bur sof vile company, i n Wal! streey, Now 89, a8 1) Selvck A & FADL ER iene an Tepuite of pany tramraag 0h, HeaKetany, bi ag vere, ane Jop copmed onsen be avebs “OXURA | PAX. A. UNITHD §TAT¥H AVY Siftor ved tn aay United bb-ten rol in at auy tle from 1846 to extra domble pay Porvee, United of Rees re tates Navy. Wi Souta Bic