The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1854, Page 6

An nse ww FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ) MONEY MARKET. Sunpay, June 18—P. M. Throughout the week just closed there has been a very Sepressed feeling in the stock market, and the market value of all classes of securities has been steadily depre- ciating. Dividend paying as well as non-dividend paying stocks have followed the same track, and those who have been compelled to realize, have had to submit to great Bacrifices. The bears have hada fine harvest, but it is ‘eur opinion that they are now sowing a crop, in putting out short contracts, that will not prove so productive. They are never satisfied with a decline in prices, no mat- ter how great it may be, and frequently lose by a reac- tion what a little caution would have secured, The demand for money for some days past has been very ac- tive, and the market is decidedly stringent. The banks have been particularly cautious since the last weekly statement made such a poor exhibit in the specie @epartment; and we must look for a contraction in bank credit tosome extent. Theshipmentsof specie last week amounted to nearly a million anda half of dol Jars, a sum we can ill afford to lose just At is fortunate for holders of ay is not far off. The first of July gener large amount of capital in the shape of dividends, and it will enable many to carry stocks who otherwise would be forced to It has been reported that a delivery had been made by the seller of the five thousand shares wf Nicaragua transit stock, sold in December last at 25 per cent, seller twelve months. This is incorrect; only B partial delivery bas been made. The fortunate pur- chaser has received but two thousand ehares, leaving three thonsand shares undelivered, We learn that the books of this company will be closed in a few days, when a dividend will be declared, payable on or about the 5th of July. The declaration of a dividend will be Sccompanied with a report that will show the ability of the company to pay ai is hereafter regular semi- annvally. We are assured that if the company hereafter earns annually half as much money as it has during the past year, regular semi annual dividends of four per cont an be paid. Albert H. Nicolay’s semi weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place, as usual, on Monday, at half- past 32 0’clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The outward movement of specie from this port last ‘week was quite active, as will be seen by the annexed Btatement.— Suipsexts or Specre FROM THR Port oF New York. t this time. alize, Bark ¥. 8. Canazova, Maracaibo, Am gold. $13,877 00 7,000 0) 4 5 frane pieces, 4,900 69 Ship Merectia, Steamer Asia, falaga, erpool, U.S 388,619 96 104,852 73 000 00 119 00 “ “ ‘ ‘ ; “ Am. gold “Hermann, Bremen, American gold “ «? French “ “ “German “ “« « (eater! “ “ “ gold bara Total for the week.. Previously reported in eed. Total this year.. ‘ «+ $16,030,190 99 The following very atereating notios'to holders of the Diinois bonds, scrip and interest certificates, will fully explain itself :— The Board of Trustees of the Dlinois aoa Michi Canal have, by resolution dated May 18, 1354, ordece dividend to be paid on the Ist of July next, on the rears of interest due on Iiinois bonds, nd intere vertificates, registered by the subscribers to the loan of $1,000,000, under the provisions of the Jaws of Ilinois of 1848 and 1845, for completing the canal. Tae dividend will embrace the portion of the unpaid coupon of July, 1848, after the payment to be made by the State on said Ast of ‘July next on that coupon. Also, the two coupons of 1844, two of 1845 and two of 1846. all six coupons, und a fraction on each bond of $1,000, and payment of interest on the registered scrip will be pait to Ist July, 1846; the registered interest certitica ill be paid in the same proportion. Payment will be made at the oftice of the Treasurer, D. Leavitt, at the Ameri eharre Bank, New York, and the bonds, scrip, a: terest certificates, as wellas the coupons, must be e hibited at the time of payment, The city councils of Baltimore have adopted a resolu- tion inviting ; the purchase of 2,982 sh of the stock of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, being the dividend shares held by the corporation, the terms of the sale to be follows:—No bid to be received at a less rate than $70 per share, to ve paid for as follovs— $10 on each share on the day afte 10th July; $10 on the 10th of Aug September; and the remainder on the Septem the shares to be delivered whenever full payment shall be made at the option of the purchaser at any vious to the above dates specitied eds are to be Gevoted to the payment of the interest on the internal improvement debt of the city. If there should of the stock, the fund commissioners are Dorrow the money necessary therefor, on the city and to hypothecate the stock ther an osals for res 25th of The pr no sale The current operations of the Treasury Department on the 15th inst., were as follows:— For the redemption of stocks . $134,922 § t For the payment of other Treas 24, For the Lover For the For the The annexed que of certain arti into this port during the wovk end vy Department Department ; stoment exhibits the quor lia) extepé foreign dry goods; imported Friday, June 16, qun Port of New Yori—Vaive or PORTS, Value. Pi $1,000 Liquors. iat Value. Patent do Boots & shoes, Dressed skins, Undressed ‘+ Metale— Buttons China... Cheese, Bleach Park. ch Tart. a 1 Vermillion 14 Dyewoods, paints,oila,ke. Mack Loew: vol. 204, 600 Arye 1 bs.. 44, beyrny Pork, bbls. = a Hams, Ibs. . Bacon,....220,000 16,790 Ind’n curiosit’s Flour, bbis. 2,840 Bot 14 Rosin...... .2,626 6,375 ian or 1, Lm Furs, casks ..'198 38,171 To! Turghne, Dbls.1, 608 18,856 fen vee i apa Paint 5 61 pga 1,878 Oars. No. 650 Hemp, + 2508214 Machinery, cs 671 — Oil cake ..... 591 = Total..... LIVERPOOL. Cotton, jw 3,279 $134,368 I.R.g’de,cases 40 $3,268 Cop’rore, lbs. 6 157 Sprm’cti,pkgs 6 457 h, Dbli 5 86 17 2,248 2 62 983 9,890 Show bills, cs. 1 120 Horsehair. 1 Ipecac, pligs . Pork, bbls. Lentle el’s,03. Hams, Ibs.. .4. Fans, case Books: Hats. Beoswax, Total. HAVRE. Cotton, bales.2,277 $98,514 Water casks.. 105 $306 Wol.bn Ibe.61,876 19,723 Provisns,pkgs 3 150 Tobacco, cer.. 228 2,277 Tacks, boxes... 31 476 Jwirs’ash,bble 67 8, kegs... 20 92 Quereit. bi 16 380 Hemp, bal 3 140 Pot ash - BS 675 Books, case... 1 100 Pearl ash.... 47 1,175 Exchanges... 1 300 Chains, boxes 53 721 Wagons,pkgs. 5 115 Blacking,bbls. 7 120 Staves... ..52,000 375 Rosin...... 20 110 Shooks &h...” 98 115 Sand papr,bxs "8 120 Locust timb.. 212 850 LR. gisjeases 50 (3,7 —_—— Total ‘ HAMBURG. Cotton, bales, 375 $14,517 Tree nails..10,000 $400 I. R. goods,cx1,022 28, 3649 Machin’y, bxs 7 700 Rosin, bbls. .3,216 6, Jd Quercit’n bk,ck 48 $24 Sugar, hhds.. 604 13,019 Potastes,bvls 50 1,450 Pot ashes, bls 185 6,258 Shoe pegs.... 148 499 Coitee, bage.. 900 12,600 Cedar, logs... 181 1,050, Stave 16,000 1,250 a S. turpen’e,bls 25 457 Total «$87,608 BREMEN. ton, bales. 399 $17,230 Bread, hhds.. 6 $120 bhds. . 30,562 Beeswax, cks. 5 280 21,093 Machinery, cs 6 500 12,048 Books . 1 40 450 Tar, bbls, 400 2,153 8,289 al stores. 450 210 9,478 Candles, bxs.. 6 15 1/564 Pipe staves..5,000 340 1bs1'7,156 6,691 Stems, ba, 4l 400 wood, logs’ 25 492 Mahogany. 87 250 ol ~ 8 140 O14 effects 2 200 Stgars 8 . 4 565 -" Pork, bbls... 6 54 Total.......+++-$113,272 AMSTERDAM. Sp turp, bbls. 186 $3,474 Rosin, bbls... 381 759 Pesrl ashes.. 43 1,060 Red oil, casks. 12 645 Tobaceo, hhds 18 1,600 — Total Whore, 109,541 $2.01 Tarp’ ne, bbls. 50 900 Rosin, bbla..1,185 1,952 1. R. goods,ca 8 310 Cocoa, bags..’239 1,181 — Total cesnee 97,288 MARSEILLES, $820 Pork, bbls... 688 9,245 134 Beef. + 396 6,743 495 Gm bizdin, os 15 ‘820 6,369 "uaraga, $3,250 Pipe Stayes.24,000 1,778 220 — Fee sesstecesespeeres MMe NATLES. $11,260 _HWdware, bx. 1 150 wy, 9 150 Dry G'ds,cs, 2 490 Tar, Dblb.... 2 185. Sejara, bx 3 120 Pi . 35 26 Crock’y, ck 2 73 Rosin 135 249 Furniture,cs 8 680 Rem 9 105 Gans, 1 405 BRITISH NORTH A Flour, bble..5,681 45,538 pkge..... 415 6,818 Lookinggiasa, 2 235 ace bxs. 154 5,040 Cotton duck,ble 3 150 bbls 1,159 Calf skins 24 80 oh ; is... 60 160 “ad Bt 180 Tar, bbls 4 69 Cement, bbls, 50 100 Soap, bxs. 60 250 Sate. 1 15 Warp, bl 6 185 Manufactured tobac.,Ibs 8435 1,434 Rice, tlerces. | 21 548 Lyons kaith. 5 17 CURA. 551 Types, bys... 3 18 Hardware 7 60 Oil, bbls 10 ‘ 1 ols Tbs ae) PHILP D goods,bales 320 $17, Provisions, ¢s. Sh. chandlery Clothing, bxs. 2 VENEZUELA. Metal, pkgs.. 5 Still worms, Nails, ke, Harness, 08. Timber, do... 26 Combs,’ do Rosin, bbl ‘ « «4 IR. goods... 6 5 Carts & aT . Leathet Clocks, do... 2 60 Dry goods, Hp mt F.crackers, bx 266 753 Alcohol, bbls, 5 Shot, bags... 49 Drugs, 56 80 2.869 Hats, do 7 35 40 Stoves, bxa... 6 20 hah 8 $48 Po 4 10 488 M5 158 vas 63 8..8,017 Porcelain, ck 39 Y 12 16 Bread, bbls.. 100 106 Corn, bush, Oakum, ... Syrup, bxs... 10 24 c 6 Sculo& beams 3 Ale, bbls..... 12 100 577 Clothing, cas. 1 300 80 Pros. veg’s,bx 85 1,235 AISAL, MEXIOU, $160 Machine: 242 Musieal Insts, | willingly shown, und | attent Alcohol, buls. Panama étr. b. Gin, p. ya Tin, bxa... Claret, es. Tick. fish, cs. 2 Cocoa, bg’ 20 DryMalaga,ck 40 Popper, bgs., 20 | 8 312 a2 «2.434 j i We Value of " merchandise exported week ending Juve 16, 1854.....+46 +++ 81,168,553 Breadstuffs do not form & very large yortion of.the aggregate of exports during the past wetk. The total appears to have been made of a greater variety than usual, and the destination of shipments has not been much out of the uaual course. At this season of the year, the outward movement of merchsndise is usually limited. The exportation of specie lately has beon quite large and it is likely tocontinue. Whether this will re- strict in any way the shipment of merchandise, remaina to be seen. ‘The last annual report of the Morris and Essex Rail- road Company gives the annexed exhibit of its opera- tions during the past year and its financial condition at the close:— Morris AND Esskx RaTLRoaD. Total receipts during the year... ........++++8190,241 46 As follows :— From passeng’s.$113,391 06 Mails...........+$2,969 32 Freight...... 78,842 39 Rentsandsundries 138 69 ‘The expenses were 4,281 68, the following being the items:— Repairs of road..$20,009 58 Horse keeping... $5,048 04 Do. of engii ‘Wood, & 5,756 56 andcars....., 15,486 78 2,176 64 Waste ..... 301 66 813 81 Injury to persons 10 00 ing 15,531 45 Wages on train: 692 60 3,874 17 Insurance... 722 90 Advertising. ., 441 00 Miscellaneous... 3,725 63 ‘The balance after paying expenses is, $25,969 78 - «$49,402 07 7,593 46 ————— 50,996 43 Paid two semi-annual dividends. Do. interest upon debt of company... Palauce clear profits during the year.......944,963 86 ‘The number of passengers carried during the year, ex clusive of commuters and free, was 245,925. Two engines, costing $24,455, and eighteen cars, sost- ing $10,545, have been added to the equipment of the road. The present equipment consiste of nine engines and ninety cars, of ditlerent kinds. The sum expended on the extension between Dover and Hackettstown, up to the Ist instant, amounts to 482,746,586, composed of the following items : — Grading. . $259,632 74 Interest... $29,290 02 Bridging, rails & Engineering. superstructure 137,227 41 Sundries, 3,449 16 Right of way 4}, 153 41 Buildings. 7,274 59 The bon e last January were all paid, and to meet the payment, the expenses of connection, the completion of the road to Dover, &c., 800 bonds of $1,000 exch were issued last December, payable Jan. Ist, 1864, at 7 per cent. interest, secured by mortgage on the road. Under this mortgage they have the right to issue an amount not exceeding one half the eee expended at the time on the road and not to exceed altogether one million of dollars. The Board think it will only be neces- sary to increase the issue of bonds to avery moderate amount, and for the purpose of furnishing the improve- ments in progress or contemplation, they think an in- crease of stock would be preferable to an enlargement of the debt. They have disposed of 214 of the bonds, all at par; part of the remainder have been spoken for, leaving about 50 to dispose of. The halance shect gives the following summary:— Construction .,.$595,704 90 Capital stock. . $626,065 00 Real estate. 66,255 38 Increased do... 420,900 00 83,752 67 Board Trustees 82,152 98 SchoolFund., 20,000 00 70,284 49 Bonds, 1854.... 214,000 00 5,596 54 Temporary loans 39,000 00 4,237 86 Interost 1 28 Profit and loas,, 129,256 29 t +» 482,747 56 Do. west of do., 21,912 60 Connection with N.J.RR..., 42,113 19 Wood & timber, 7,075 39 Bills receivable andcash...., 49,480 16 $1,461,262 57 «$1,401,262 57 ‘t closes with a commendation of the custom of the stockholders meeting annually to elect directors and receive an account of their stewardship, and they renew to the stockholders their congratulations in view of the continued and increasing prosperity of the com- pany. CITY TRADE REPORT, Satorpay, June 17—6 P. M. AsHEs.—We beard that 120 bbls. found buyers at pre vious quotations. Breapetur —Flow r was less active and on tho de ‘the day’s business amounted to 8,390 bbls. tale at $7 25 a $7 50: common to good in $7 8745; favorite do. at $8 a $8 $7 75 a $8 873g; and of cportic mato Prices, Si nacian at $7 75 in bond, for superfine, head! with $9 25 for do., free; and 1,6 ern at former rates. Rye ‘four «nd corn nm val we unchanged. Only 8,000 bushels good Ca wheat, in bond, brought $2 07; rye and barley remained about the same; State and Western oals were er: ah axbun dant, and worth from 52c. a 563c. per bushel; was able. The day’s transactions embraced 3,000 bushels at T4e. a 726. for unmerchantable; 80c. a $2e. for mixed Western, and §3e. for white Southern, per bushel Corron—Sales were made to a moderate extent at steady prices, without change in quotations. Frncin.—Rates to Liverpool were steady, with ea greene nts of about 19,000 220,000 bushels ‘of corn, at a d. |. in bulk; and at43¢d. a 5d. in ship’s ba; 56) 0 1,000 bile. flour were reported at 1s. 6d.; and sinall quanta: of compressed cotton were engaged at sd. ‘» London, 500 bbls. flour were engaged at 1s. 9d., and 200 hhus. sugar at 20¢., with 106 hhds bacon at 224. 6d. To Glasgow 6,000 bushels grain were engaged per steamer for Glasgow, at 7d. To Havre, cotton was c., and bone asc. per Ib. To California and ‘Australia, rates varied from 4c. to 60c. per foot measurement, 3 a changed hands at $1334 for mess, and $11% for prime per bbl. ‘There were sold 225 pkgs. cutraeats at full prices; 600 bbls. Inrd at O44 a93Kc. per Ib.; 200 bbls. bee! at recently improved rates ; and 120 ires. prime mess b. at $23 per tierce, came Butter and cheese remained about the A0VERTISEMENTS RENEWED VERY 9A), $1 300 .-k on Ain, BRAS Bi petitele met = bathin; mene ol snosted. handsomely itted up and and Pasinees location. ins popular Betieracto for acllina, Apply to d. A. ROBINSO street, up stairs. Ton ap LIGHT rene BUSINESS, Tt lied for aah eekre chance for an ely, at 28 masa. RARE CHANCE. fixtures of ¢ saddle and ha: hourly communication at a bia cite, Bel flourishing conditio: she fa iy nduonment ‘for selling. ber eee isaataeneate ‘Ht. Gooks. ohh: on ey [A BARE CHANCE FOR SALE, & NEAT CO7TAG oe eainias aware Lve ag Cen ms ‘ frst rate a Sorhood, 141 , Brooklyn; th feet doops will be sold on reasonable ceomas te ‘as the Cwner wants to losve the oity as soon as possible, Monlars inquire on the premises, A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY gat grt beat SALE— twelve mies er ee oe Hall homestead, xy 100 resent for par the, residence of Val five minutes walk of the Hal The puldings are yurroanded by a large Dearing fruit trees, consisting of cherry, appl eval of the growth of from ten to 'twi ihe buildin, convenient and in good y tre fi it of the My Pete see Apply to John H. Haskin, No. 25 Chambers etrécti or of the subscriber, at the office opposite the Pardew depot, from 9 o'elo ioah at istsarn Y VALUABLE. pRvG STORB FOR BALE LONG ES: A MA vorv conveuiently and nostly atted ap, in a reaptetabie siclgivarhood, west gf Broaiway, eaitable te hysician or a druggist. com circum: £ noes, is obliged to eel) ‘or full particulars » to B. W. RICHANDS. U7 Beovdway.. AKERY FOR SALE.--THE OLD ESTABLISHED store and bakery corner of Cedar ana Templ with an unexpired lease of the premices for cight yea further information inquire at the store. hobwoen ik fant o'clock. M. VON HaGEN, rors fOr wale, nome of poilding love sane ‘en Wagenen, Be rr This pesitio tive for reeidencos on she om) the land. iM, CONNER, 18 Row Resroete, lites, eee NOTTAGE FOR SALE OR TO LET—ON THE MOUN- tain, opposite Hoboken ferry. suitable for a public or private house, Will to finished ina week. Apply on tho premises, or at the Otto Cottage, Hoboken, ) EIGHTH A BETWEEN N! a gh aad Mie wie or to two “age een at ‘Soper frock, eaoh. AO “ASURE treqece “rarnished, rove to thy ME Ddoard teks gentler PUSRORER me te A hn gn AND pumesant font reom. on the second Tafuraisheds with 4, small where te contort of goo sd home can be enjoyed, in snl leaso apply te above, No 8 coker structs a = sient Bouthorn fa- ay nent ¢ city, FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BR ACCOMMO- dated with ploasant, fatal, a ed TO tial board, in @ privat tween Clinton 7 a Court sf minutes walk of offi £UIT OF ROOMS TO LPT-SEPARATELY OR TOGR ther, with board e family suitabl fora lady and gent) 1 tion is de able for eare and “Apply at 216 Wost Nincteonth atroet. PRINATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they require, wish to let a neatly furnished beck room to one or two gentlemen, at $3 por wool: also. a pleasant attic bedroom for $1 0. Apply at 71 Ci Osby street, ono block from Broadway. AE PEW Leta GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO. dated partial board in a private aay oy ane ple ant on m Sates yal BG Brighto: ing. en, a juire in citiorsey street and Nichuromd tersace, oF 125 Alien st New York, GENTLEMAN AND LADY, AND ONE OR TWO ‘young ladies, can be accommodated wish full or par: tie] board, ins private family. Wellfornished rooms, new he neo, all modern inprovenent and stages oonveni- ent. ‘Roference exchan; pply e210 West Thirty first Street, between Eighth snd Ninth aventss, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO A LADY snd gentloman, Board for, the lady only. Address a line to A'B,. Broadwnr Post Office, stating where jately. | RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN (A MECHANIC) wiehes to obtain board and lodging in # strictly pri- Vato Protestant family, where he would be considere: oueof the family. “Road not. so, much of an object an & comfortable hi ocality notto be more than halta mile | fro1 ‘Opera House. Any person willing to ‘e him, will please address, stating terms, &o., H. C., lerald office. A SPLENDID SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, A. also one on third floor, will be let to gentlomen only, with brea! terview can be has It will bo attexted to imme: ired and dinner on Sundays, ins first by a stcictly private family. Genti who 8 aro in the country during summor, can Haas esirable Lome ‘by applying at 130 Amity surcet, neat Sixth avenue. NOLOR AND PAINT WORKS FOR SALE—LOCATED in the city, and well establish ‘ezms reasonable sh, Address L. M, withreal name, Broadway Post AMILY GROCERY FOR SALE—SITUATED ON A corner, near the Bowery, in the Seventoonth ward, and one of the best stands In ihe city; Hight, with a good horse and wagon, and a 1: ae o initoe yeass. "Wil sold low. B. W. RICHARDS, 357 Broadway ARM FOR SALE.—A SMALL FARM IN MIDDLESEX county, N. J. in a hich state of cultivation and easy of access, will be soid s bargain if applied for goon. CHAS. PARSONS, 226 Washington etroct. Wes fete eee AND LOT SITUATED IN THE 0! eck, Wostcbester county, New Tore Fee gpriientare p inquire of W. H. SMITICon the promises, or Barry. OR SALE—TWO LOTS OF GROUND WITHIN three blocks of the Pock slip ferry, near the river, woll caleulated for manvufacturis fo Le purl 500 oan remain on mortgage, at 7 por cent. are apply tod. T. DEICKSON & CO., 30 Beekman street. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR, PERSONAL PRO- perty, fourteen houses and lots in South Brook tock of dry gocus now in store, and doing & good Su: for a farm worth stout $9,000; a_ house and lot on Ausiphie street, Brooklyn; price #32500 $h 0d on romain on the property; also for sale, or exchange for honsos and lots on Bedford avenue, Broo! rent for $1,600; two farms in w Jersey, from 1b Re Pe 1 rail BRAISTED, Real Eet by to THOMAS I. ulton street. WOR SALE. =! ed near Pook slip. wis ton ‘OR SALE FOUR YEARS’ LEASE OF A CORNER store in one of (he principal slips, in the business part of the city. Goud stand (ora wholesale grocery, ship chand- lor, of fiquor eto: desirous of such # chance can addrors A i, Herald office. jfOR SALE VERY CHRAY—A WHITE MARSLE Trout house, on ihird Flags. Breokiya, “The house le in a very good ivcation, 1s new, and cousaina ali the modern improvements. ‘Ibe | & tine court on oud aud fPOR SALE OR TO LEASE—TUE DESIRABLE AND elitbly situated cottaga, at Smith's terrace, Staten Island, within ton minutes walk of Qawgantiue forry. Tne hovee is now snd complete in eyory particular, It com- mands an onire view ofthe bey and Narrows. Apply at 107 Broadway. JOR SALE—A BAKERY IN A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD, now baking twenty-five io thirty barreis a weak, with hore and cart and four years lease, ‘The run of family aking more than pays the B OWES & | & CO,, 81 Nassau stroot, OR SALE—TEN YEARS LEASE OF FIVE LOTS, ON Broadway, southeast corner of Thirty-ninth atreot; so, at barging, few lote on Thirty-ninth end Fortieth stredts, pear Sixth avenue. Apply to K. G. PIERCE, Pine atrect, sorner of Broadway. wh SALE—THE Pe eiasa nice AND LEAS® OF he ry store 165 atteot, corner of D- son; the 3 for five years froma the let of May lass, at toe yenrly rent of $000. For further particulars inquire at the store. INNING. OARD—IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE WEST OF AND neat Brondway—house '& remarkably ovo! one, farai- all_now, baths hoe A generous table. Strect Best reference required and given. Ploase call at inton place, Eighth street. rte apes eer tala kt OR TRANSIENT, WITH DE- tirable rooms, for gontiemen nnd their wives, or single _ po en, me; y had in a pleasant loostion, near St. | Park. with all tho modorn improvements. | References exchanged. No. 176 Hudson street. OARD.-TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN, or # gentleman and wife can be accommodated with plggeat rooms, by applying at 145 Waverley place. Gas, | OARD.—A BACK PARLOR, FURNISHED. TO LET, with or without board, to aingle gentiemen, orto a | entloman and his wife; also, rooms on the nppor floors to (ct. Thous wishing to procure a quiet homo ina rospecta- | ble famiiy, will pli pply at 173 Es OARD ON STATEN ISLAND. —PERSQNS DESIROUS of obtsining hosed in the country for the ooming sam: it Broadway. mer, ma; Mshesithy aud ‘eligihie losntion in a pet vate mane Ane applying at 145 West street, or of the ool- | loctor on bosrd stoamboat Huguenot, Good stabling fur | horses. OARDIN SOUTH BROOKLYN—AT NO. 233 HENRY street, near Atlantiostreet. There are at provent va- | cancies for two or three geutlemen or a gontieman nnd Indy, | in a new and handsomely furnished honso, with all the mo- | dorn improvements. Location most desirablo. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, | with bedroom communicating for a gentleman an wife. Large pantries and gas. Aloo, ® iucnished room for phere gentleman. House within five minutes’ walk of Sout! and wey street ferries. Inquire at No. 72 State | OAKD.—ONE OR TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN | be wccommodated with board and pleasant apartments ian small private family, by calling at 174 Mulberry straet, between Brovme and Gran OARD NEAR § 8%, JOHN'S PARK.—A FAMILY, WITO boarders, can accommodate tro oF 0 reeeivo but fi iLree sirgle genitemen, or a gontlemaa and his wife. rooms are very{airy aud comfortably furnished. The loo very dostighle, and the famiiy small and quict, thong) so and references ¢: od Hot and Apply at No. “§ Beach sire’. OLRD IN BROOKLYN.--BOARD CAN BE 08- tained for single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their Wives. in @ goatee privat: boaeding house, Location desirable convenient to Fuiton or Montague fer- rics. Apply at 263 Fuiton street, opposite Clinton. OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN well furnished rooms, otis with folding doors, (with Board for theplady.) by addressing Widow, Union House ante tand retired, and ply but thoss that’ are wilitag vo by od cold baths in the houco. y loc: None neod pay liberally in advance. OARD IN THE COUNTRY.—TWO GENTLEMEN AND their wives, or four single geatlemen, can obtain board in a private family, in a most irable Jovation, within two miles of this city, where the comforts of s quict home may be enjoyed. For further perticulare, inguiro of J. Jackson, Heq., corner of William street’ and Exchange OARD—VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNITU! quite new, in a small pri and ten, or otherwi: ahome can be obtain } the comforts of |, st 28 Orchard stzect, OR SALE—COUNTRY SEAT, AT YONKERS, VON- eine of & modorn built two story and attic frame hence, 90 by 40 fect, and three quarter acres ground, having gbun lance of trnit trees, shrubbery, PLERCK, Pine strect, corner of Br: OR SALE, CHEAP—A STEAM ENGINE, OF FivaZ or six horso power, in good working order. Apply to WOOD, 258 Pearl etre 0. 24 VANDEWATER STREET—A lot, 25 feet wide PM fooy HILTON, 82 Bron. way. Apply to R. G. roddwe way. (OR SALE frome dwelling house and deep. apply to HES RY OKETS AND FIPCY yy Me BRISTOW, the ouly Broat Private tuition ladies end gi Aust and vapor hand pee d to all. “application persoual'y, cr through Adsme & Co.'* Vvited States Expzest, Saratock and Newport or ers 3 = T)OOKKEEPINO, ARITIE TY L favorable term? RENVILLE, 239 Beondway habedanete bape nip aad earetally tisrentee n Know/edge imparted to bim is rordily availw te 12 p. 42 tice. Open day and evening, Qarae WRUNG CLASSES —MR. PAINE, NO. 257 J Grand strogt, receives pupils this reraoon aud ovening; terms 82'and $8 for twelve lessons, including sta Brooklyn writing rooms. open’ morning: and Wednoeday avd Friday cyerings. Improromont guaran teed, “Separate rooms tur indins. Private lemons given, WRENCH Lar cugh instrnetion in the Fr languago, the avility to speak it with fuonoy sne correctness ms per mouta, Apply before 10 o’olock s B —DEAK SIR iM tice to my feelings not to &C TAUGHT UPON ¢ rapid ima- provement my sons have made while under your iuctrae tion At tho ond of their two fth leeson they me ® imen of their rapid off had writing Ime fe astonished. bad! m such Lay sal shorta time The more particularly was I gratia had always supposed them to bo heroditarily hod Yours &¢. JOHN YOU N, B—Academy, 609 B way, corner of Houston etroot [ue PReNcu MAN LANGUAORS, AS vequired for business and conversation, may bs thocongh ly tearved in private lesvons, at 4:3 Broadway, near Bro: ne t, where new pupils will be received by B. Telleriag, aire a la ¢ ieteré W RiTn6 AND BOORKEBPI¥G —rHe aURECRIO! R will receive now pre daily, this week, fora thor WOKE fie, area mp eI ff bene mL, bookkeepin:. A aten writing casa daily m1] ofclook i. ontienves OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, LE Bron es BALER IF Wato HES, JEV and first quality STOUES, IW BisicD 13 G nm Canal street.) roggs frou bie former patvons amd Won ood (ood tre 0 Bea ‘department MOND AND ENAMELCED PATCH T)IAwOND cares $60 to $175 each. G. C. AL ii Wail streot_near Brondway, second floor. AMELLED WATCHES ror ene RE be ht UY otyles fom $85 to $i). warranted L ‘) street, near Broadway, we A. PRART BAS ORENRD A GOLD, jewelry tere, at No. 18 Third a 1 Firteonth streets. Artis anted to ho what they ars r 1 hepair noyman IL, i neat atohmaker. NUNTING CASES, FROM seh thine kooper v Broadway, 0 LE Wait atroct, ni KING, LATE SAVA vor retnor 37 Boskin 1, Now York. Fi EB ANAWKN street, bie FICHARD HA AN Id and € id ond & m Nase Jaye ou baud. Old gold aac! silver boughs by ase QPLENDID GOLD PouKRT CRDNOM § stich ruc without ony porsup iblo voriatiom fim Stat i ). C. ALLEN, No. 11 Well strees near Boag | SPECTAC ACLES, GOOD ed to viston, and exch tory "by Professor FRANKS, Up New York Eye Horpital. and + afirmary. No.2 Park row, opp ty. sn by Wipt setack mak R°%, SALE ry WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Red store, located on one of the best corners up town: has been esteblises for years and now doing Ment Tt will be sold reasonablo, as tho owner is rotiriag from Susiness. Apply at 207 avenue A, Corser of fours teenth btrect. 2 OE'S PRES i » fall, assortment of type, cases, nnd all the rey tits of a Job printing office. The been used bas afew pouthe, wad are in as good order ‘ne when first pur: chased; also,’ am upright Hoe'a engino, about five horeo power, ‘in first-rate order. Apply at 12 andl Pitt streot. OR SALE, ON SYATEN ISLAND—A RM, eightoen acres of land, x cottage house, consisting of eight roome and ccilar, s grist aud souring mill, 8 barn and other out ho Ju ‘good repair, close to the bay shore, ot asantly situnted, fovr miles from Van it conimands a tne view of New York a bay rans to the mill door, with aufic ont water for vessels to , and & large mill pond ono of the hort se vio ew York fur the growth of in the of gemo and ‘eh, For further iaformation, Spply to AL. ‘ae! iT - Bel ICOLAY, No. 4 Broad strest, or to A. G. Lake, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A COFFEE and oyster saloon, handsomoly tixed up, with bar; Beat etan in the city; now doing & Good business; or & pod par tnor would be t Inquire on the promises, No, 2 Howery, after 3 P. M peut AND CONFECTIONERY STORS, WITH Sopa fountain in one of the bost thoroughfaros in the city. wiih room fora family, An rxvellext chance for any one With a small cupital. C, B. HOWES & CO, 81 Nassau ot {ROCERY FOR SALE—AT BLOOMINGD ALD _ J Throe yours lense. garden of ten lots, large hol, toed house, &o., one of the oldest established ou the ln id; with La and wagon, dc, C. B. HOWES & CO, 5! Nassau street. AMP STORE FOK SALE—WELL LOCATED, AND DO- J ing afoir business. For partioulars, onggire of W. ST. SwITH No. yih ate aes PERSON HAVING ror SALEM we w nerce of land, within Gi Now York, eligible for the oro: era boure with mot Leng $7 to Benianin 0 = ND GREENWICH BUILDING ASS thares £0 be 8914 cheap satin abate ciao, me Senating to tae ey fede the shares in which i © last annual report, x) \t worth $160 oxch—equal ton prodt of 86 yn ouch since we EagSRI nc ap etter, Froeatd with foal use and BUTCHERS AND OTHERS FOR 8. A onigg Bow doing a goad for & numer addreee, to A. ludson street office, THe tock and xtures of w larxe ment, Baia A) teh aad of PL Cc VAN an ts P'C*Awelting None, 4 Of laud, may apply For farther vedi, corner of rooklyn. ARR CYANCE FOR MEN OF MODERATE MBANS y —Perdbam lots, on Harlem Rat!road, one ho City Hall; some of the choicest, sites to be found on of This road. Traine run from5A M toll P M. about ton cents per day Also, houses 6 rooms, in good locatior a, fifteo e in Wethe y ieee ae hed GREENOUGH & ¢ yrole Commu th toren minutes fo ou &o., app from 'i to ? yo —ONS OF THE BEST STANTS for the wholesale ond retail ten trade is now for sale re years lougo, with fixtures, on d everything completo and ets of the store 67 Catharine str: noar the t. At is for eale in cov sequen. of iho, endden death of the proprietor. Apply to JOHN ACKUA ii Mirvet. of to Meters, 6. BUMBHALTEK & CO + Fulton street. 0 TMOSE INTERESTED IN LU) BEW —fOR SALE-- an interes: in an extensive Jnmber drasiog (playing sewing, &e.) ostetlishmen®, looted on the Rate Canal an ntra) Railroad, at one of the best points in th® Stato for business: with all requisite machivery, now in “0 Peart cing ® splendid pusinges Terma re 4006 Interest. ong third. This is @ rare chance, .. W cKINN No 7s Broadway, New York city, o Rosary 5 ARD.—A PLEASANT AND COOL ATTIC ROOM to let, in » private house to @ single young gentleman, with full of pactial board. Apply at 114 Frankifn street. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 1 ROOMS, IN Berk otherwise, to let to permanent or transiont boarders. row single Aeon i can algo obtain most sonsportabla: rooms, with First accommoda- tions. Inquire at . 0 and 62 Varick street, noar St. John’s Park, OARDING—SINGL2 ROOMS AND SUITS OF ROONS oither furnished or unfurnishod, may be had in a dvet lags Sonraing house, vt 130 Maditon'avoaue. ‘The hones is Zorlote, with eayeoay Sa venience; location nnvurpasse. the door; Soath ferry and Focrin avons stages pase nent the house. bee ttlay gant er eed fiat tet el A BEAU: TeUL view of the Bay, bathe, gas, threo Titreet and Atiantio forries, cam acoo=mo- single or Deveoaally, a: 252 Hicks street. Rofe OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY TWO GENTLE- men, on the Harlem railroad, not farther Crom the city than Fordham, References given and required. Adaross, with full particulars, £. G. and IL, Herald ofice. RENCH BOARD.—FURNISHED ROOM OR APART- ment to le, to ree gentiomon, in s respectable pri- yato French ese ta ith breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sundays, if reqs ited. The house is very well furnished ond provided with ge bathing reo, be Taquiro at No. leecker street, west of Broadway. URNISHED ROOMS IN BROOKLYN.--ONE OR TWO genticmen ean be accommodated with a large furnished front reom, pleasantly situated ia one of the iuest loo: ior in Bi Brat Nithin ten minutes wallc of the ferrios. Addr ‘erald o1 PRN I BED ROOMS DOWN TOWN.—TO LET with or without board, (separate beds, to respectal wleady pezsors in a smail'private family ' to permanent, juict lodgers $1 por week. or $3 for board Apply at bre treet, sogar etore amooi8 abroet SURNI-HED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT PARTIAL bonrd, {ua very p'earant, wiry house, conveniont to cara nud stages Inquire at No, 320 Broom FU GhOnzs ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OB tain furnished bedrooms, with breakfast and toa and nday,in the house of a inutes walk of tho ferry. ¢ Urion place, Hoboken veivata family, witiin For particuiars apply FRANCAISS® PRIVEE.--GENTEEL ‘ACCOM: é for temilies and sin, geatlemen. A suitof me, with parlor, will bo rented together »~ Ga abut throvghout ene house. Saintcuers steiasiond te rk’s piace, Light streot Reference Bkouanged, our before 6. — LOOR, BT Coma 70 LEON stCQy oe LOOM RIRHBR FOR nished or unfurnishe11 spri dations to the cite Spring atreet,jnear BrondwaJs ore block fhe city Atescott House, EA, -2 2 STILL WATER BATHING—ALSO BOARD GQEAa cottage rooms for fam at the tTagie Duck Hote! bar Koobawsy. ‘This healthy ceeort 1s within thres minutss eparately. tion very dosirable, 68 ft. Mas French cov king; dinacr { the contre of the village and ocean surf, Fishing, gua- ning, = ARMIES Of G. Ie Ms WALL, No.7) Madi- | taow ork | 10 GENTLE, -LORERAMLE, ROUMS TO LET Larre and swall, furnished or unfwen: separntely, Hot cold and shower baths in oly at No. £7 Hond street. [0 CENTURWEN —KOOUS TO LRT OR SMALL hed, noa And wives ot couse Torme mo- | ore onat of Firat bath and (ae in the gentlemen 8 Ninth streot, a few di Apply at? OF in a ro who may require tom: Fitts to tho ity. Ad 1,040 Bromo way tion during their jandeville, Cholees Letter | TLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN ah how mwo SINGLE and wifo, can hedrosm, wither _ Apps GE» nicomely furnished parlor and ins cen rtial Soares at loos CARING, T—CASH he AW MULLINE ¥ A _ DRESS VERMS CASH, WITHOUT DISCOt lowes will open om Monday, Juno 19, @ largo took of bow straw rode coneisting in part of 25 caéew Spb traw donpete, 20 carer dunsteble boonets, 10 ‘cases Flo ] rence bonneve, 20 cases straw and laos honnate, 10 aos migves? ‘Teghorn fete Lb | eoustructio: | Producing point bi ed thousand dollars, ad the x | A or 3 por cont. | Decestary attribat —AT A BARGAIN, A S' Hanes, pe hg a handsome | ears old, sound and kin: \t ‘without, to) a, wrote» mile in Ae, sll complete ad in tim good ood order. ae be soon ° ee HOONEY Citien's Fire insurance q TOR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY HORSE, A.-\¢ years old, sound 81 d, can trot a mile inside three minutes to harm dae it the Beyere si corner of Thirty first st j, oF of the 15 West Thirty secon: Price $425. OR SALE—A VERY STYLISH OPEN CARRIAG iynewy to bo seen at the ctable No, 200.Ni shrek Fee foto ovclock AM. Price $100, OR SALE—A SUPERIOR: onar pone, HAN! seme long tail and ma ADI te in East Fourteenth sarees, opposite wa ite the private sta place. se F PALe’ BEIGE. pay ‘Bone. rye me Tadign perfec! Libs. ti dtice of . WINNIE, 39 tyne irect. ORSE AND WAGON.—FOR SALE, A some sorcel mare, six yoars old, 15) Tented sound and Kind. Cam trot incide road wagon. wi see Apply neta clad VERY HANY banés high, w! minntes to | old, and unsurpassed ai tithes indy or geutiomaa, and kind in barnes At tho riding school on Third street, between 5: snd Fifth strests, Williamsburg, from 9 to 11 o'elock A. 3 NEY, YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO. 31 CROSB) streak, Will be sald on, Monday, 19th inst, ab o'clock. twenty-five horses, alee Also, new nd second hand wagon cides and bridle &e. Jo} 2, Proprietor. pes IN H. GAT! dix ae Ge a ‘thre 1 at jarge dapple OTH. Ferbects tarejuat from Vermone, “Apply avai Jay streoe Brooklyn, ANTED—A GOOD SET OF LIGHT DOUBLE HAR. Bess. Apply at 269 Greenwich etre (0.000 OF THE RESERVED CAPr7AL STOCRy of tne Sallve Coal and Wanafectaring} $100. will bosold by A. H. NICOLAY 4 CO., by pad: Ho auction, at the Merch nis Exchange, in in the eit; ‘ork, on. worded 10 22, 1864 stock of this com-| pny con! 000 shares ‘of $100 each, fully paid op and able to no of which 2 000 shar. Perey of the comp: is reteeaana at 23g miles from the Ohio, in Galiess Hoi the company own over 7,000'acres of exoe .¢ from Incumbrai is underiaid with sevoa wor ‘agggre- ate thickness of 80 fect. The portion of the sus. face‘is covered with vsluabie timber, mach of it white oa of the very best quality, Besides the coal thero are ii haustible quantities of martle, freestone, fire sandsto seommon clay, building snd moulding ‘sand, and: is well situated, withfreterer ce o mat! products, expeciall, whieh sel gash, at a large prod, upon the oust of mnining ‘The company uave J mines open and in work operation, over foety bo 8 built snd others in Four blaekemithe’ shoo: one mel shop, one carpenter two stenm tug boats, fron railroad, and a tools, &, All the works and o ‘are new, hav: Deenicovstructed ‘within the last twelve wenths foréash but ‘Uy been reached since, which bout 6,000 acres of whlels an et osel ofan tho corpany ha sold over ten thousand tone of goal, which has ri oer a ized m profit of not ‘Treasure the firet of Argust dividend will have deen earned of nd for the noxt six mouths follow: fier thas pe expected th: ryy 43; to 5 per cent. rnings will incre | fixtures we Ars nm one ef Pethiog working soour wantition of coal. At & ha on the th instant, the ‘com ny determined upon the following tae of Datiey, the company vill incur no permanent deb; "vod stock aighs, fue. aho "per to mine oggustantly meeting o nu ie vast property wiil be kept fre and the stock wilt pay regular ‘iiyider ds: ie nature ot fast pro) periy. it is believed that that ‘claus oF orsons who sre seoking safe investments hich will prov nce the largest income, wiil tind it for their interest to co this opportunity to invest in this stock. peny has no debs except floating Wabilicies eale of its stock is inten to cover, and ther improvements, no that the net earnin, vided among tho ati ae ers without roy drawbacks or diminution for the purposes of constrnotion, For furtheg portientare pepbentia “may be made tod, M. Woube ARD, or HL at the office of the Shawnee Coal No. 1 Peart Trees. Compan; CAST ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT? 50.000 oon watchon aieerouds, Sewetzys nin clothe, and on all kings of collaterals, oF raise Touré liver’ ally for cash. hi riotly safe fal ab the Gi 287 ‘Grand street a sthire, Entrance Reoves’ daguerrean rooms, 40.000 7 LOAN—ON MORTGAGE ox IM: roved neal eatate in this ety. Apply to BROWER, No. 1 Ne 2 $9,000 222% ‘TO 8,000 -PERSONS WITH THIS AMOUNT’ from Onio, or thors willing to live or travel herein, oan parabase a tuonopoly for thas State, that ield them 2 handsome fortune if well mani Immediately to’. Eldridge, 81 Nastnu street third a room 12, GENCY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS -NOTIOE ig hereby sivan that an instalmort of $12 ook $i, 00 of the stock of the State of igs becribert on and after Monday, the third dey "ADSWORTH & SHELDON, Siuvere Agee. t 2, dire, iiasionds, Je’ nis elie of G eh valae, ce Foe onzible an: a! cific loan office, over the Pacific bank, corner Broadwa: and Grand etreot, Terme liberal, ", a on a poneen: of ‘acor, tront Foow, frou 806 P.M, Bpleus eecuns oor, fromt room, from & to le = aid oil paintings for enle wee ESI NCES TO, ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOR. and Bills of the Bank of Chi ank of nie al, upwan We forsale ‘by Hat Center & Go., Nv. 20.010 a slip, sorner of Waser otreet, ae EXCURSIONS. XCURSION TO CONEY ISLAND.—THE NEW ASD splendid steamer NOKWA. Lm tain A. Hitehoodk Will make three exeursions dail one: land, *8 be Jowe. a eave, New aoa foot ot Sprite seseete ot Oe 4; AM. 12% and 8% P.M, SN Rat OA ML Coney is! ‘and at iv, rs M., 2andé a us reppen at te Hamilton osch way. pL @to Fort loney ine lavd, and beck to New York, 25 cate Nel half price: for children. XCURSION 10. THE FISHING RAWKS—THE. steamer LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson, will mako ip every day in the week, _Sxcent Saturday; leaving foot. of i eet nt 7 o'clock; Amos street, 744; Spring street . trect, Rast river, bhi Sout ‘Third stioot, Williemeburg, 834: pis No. ae w'elos Por zevrons, Us 4” dletown Point, Red Hani, ¥ EAGLES lenver o'clock, from for docks of the Yio oavie th 4 o'clock HE FISHING BAN 47 A MERTING of the Tram Walton % onand their guests, held! on Lonard tbe stoame: Buvlo Capt A Smith, ou Satnrday, June 17, on motion, fie fo lowing reolutions wore woanie y adopted & ho Seorstary dirocted to have ther y nicht in one oF more of the cit 7 papers — egy Liat the tacks of the moshvers of this Asso- elation 8 cir guests ie pre erain ane to seit Smith of this boat for the watiting oxeetiog: by oy jeplayed in making this, our sengnd exeur n £0 tho flake ing Banks this seavon, not only” succerafal. ws Osho. s aas we choerfally anito in reeom~ aati further Resolyehd his bout to ths Patronage of ous Filiow:4 Who may feel desirous of visiting the Fish “ONG in # subscantiat, eafe and commodious A ihe command of « gentleman, who. posneeuee all ¢ to the faverable ov - ally the patzyua Bit, sideration of all mankind of (he art piscatorisl 5 Janes M TURNER, S _ FURNITURE, | EX pugeuee ooTsAGR URNITUR MATTER, c Nos. Broadway, reoslved, eat snd mer from M0 \URNSTURE FOR SAUE.—A PERSON WHO TS ABOUT to depart for Burope wenld by glad to dispose of ® por- ihout the lease of Tho apare- Rout vory ly to Me. tion of his hoonahold fnrpituray with oF, bie apartments fer the remainder of the yt Dota consist of two large wad two «mall Seoul nd the fweniture will be sold for $0, EY, corner of Division avecue and sixth “PURE WORKS, DIRE CRACKERS.- No.1, * gold. ohe LMARTIN & CO,, G a As SORTMRNT OF THE 2 gtion of exhibition an at nt have offered at bho lowe KIN, (0 Maiden Isa 'y, tn ne ‘colored firos THOMAS pi a