The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1854, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Twonspay, June 20—6 P. M. ‘Whe variations in quotations for fancy stocks at the zet board to-day were somewhat larger than usual. ‘he advance in some was very decided, while in others ‘Me decline was equally #0. Ilinois Central Bonds ad- wanced X per cent; Delaware and Hudson, 1; Nisaragus , ‘Bransit, <; Cumberland Coal, %; New York Central Bailrood, %; Erie Railroad, %; Reading Railroad, %; ‘Hiudson Railroad, {. New Jersey Zime declined per gent; New Haven Railroad, 2};; Michigan Southern Rail- poed, 13; Northern Indiana Railroad, 2. ‘The Western allroad stocks are depreciating in market value more wepidly than we anticipated. We predicted a decline in the value of these securities, but must confess it has ‘taken place sooner, and to ® greater extent, than ex- pected. They have been, from the start, too much in- Gated, and the inflation has been sustained by artificial means entirely. By the payment of large dividends, Taken principally from their capitals, these com- panies bave been able to keep up their stocks md give them a good distribution. Most of ‘hem have been in the market up to this ime, negociating loans, and it was therefore necessary ‘to keep up their credit, which could not have been done more effectually than by paying heavy dividends. All the Deading railroad companies are still inwant of money, end their wants are not likely to ever cease. They have wsaieod all they could on direct loans, and are now forced ‘te keep their earnings and pay dividends in stock. This # the great difficulty. Thia continual increase of ca- pital is the cause of most of the depreciation in the market value of this kind of stock, and the time is not @er distant when the different companies will be un- ‘able to earn on an average three per cent per annum on their capitals. Many of them do not do much more thao fat now; with them the future is void of hope. Very fow ot the stocks of the Western railroad companies are mow at par, avd it will not be long before they all rule Delow that point. Those now selling above par are sus- ‘tained by fictitious means, ond as soon as that necessity eases, the stock must run rapidly down. We cannot make a single exception. The depreciation must be univer- ‘m}, and to some considerable extent. There is nota single ‘wad monopolizing any important section of country, which enables it to earn a large revenue, that can prevent for any length of time the construction of some competitor goad, which will, in dividing the business, make both'un- productive. There is no limit to this fatal influence. ‘We have it now in full operation in every part of New England, in New York, and in Ohio, and it i» rapidly spreading over the whole face of the country. It is a Blight upon this great interest, whatever it appears, and the only good derived from it is the reduced rates of sravel and transportation it brings about. Railroads will in all probability be as poor investments a few years Jeence as turnpikes are now. They will pass through the mame phases, and ultimately become as unproduc- Yiye to the stockholders. It is hardly possible to provide a substitute for railroads. They are without doubt perfect as a mode of transit, both for passengers and freight, and ali the lines constructed will no doubt be actively operated, if not for the benefit of stockholders wor bondholders, at all events for the benefit of the people atlarge. Stock investments of all kinds are more or less reearious, but in our opinion railroads are as much so ‘as any other on the list. They are subjected to so many ‘eontingencies, in the way of accidents, damages, &c., & , hat ‘those who depend upon their dividends for the smeans of living, frequently find themselves in embar- wassed circumstances. The New Haven Railroad is a con- @irmation of the truth of this statement. Three divi- ends have been passed in consequence of the Norwalk accident, and not a single train leaves the depot of any sompany without the possibility of something occurring to it that will wipe ont, in a moment, the next semi-an- wual dividend, and perhaps two or three more with it. After the adjournment of the board, the following pales of stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay:— $600 Watertown, N. Y., Water Stock 7’, int. added.. 93 20,000 Toledo, Nor. & Clev RR, lst mortgage, do. 88 ch shares Grocers’ Steam Sugar Co. 100 do. Atlantic and Pacific RR.. 200 do. Hampshire Coal and Iron Co. ‘of Md, At the second board the market was not as buoyant, and clesed with a downward tendency. Erie fell off 3 per cent; New York Central Railroad, 3;; Reading Rail- zoad, }. Nicaragua advanced 1; Cumberland, 4. Tue Bauk of Commerce has declared a semi-annual A@ividend of four per cent; the Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company, six per cent; the Panama Railroad, three and s half per cent, (the interest on the bonds ot ‘he company due July 1 will be paid on that day, at the office of the company in this city;) the United States In- wurance Company, eight per cent; the New England ‘Worsted Company, one dollar per share on the old, and ‘wo dollars per share on the new stock; the Rome Ex- ebange Bunk, five per cont; the Bank of the Metropolis, ‘Washington City, tour percent. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of Tho United States for the port of New York, this day— June 2—were $110,170; the payments amounted to $108,664 17—Ieaving a balance on hand of $8,984,925 62. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on Tuesday, the 27th inst., were:— ¥or the redemption of stocks....... For the payment of other treasury Wor the customs ..... For the War Department. For re. paying for the War Department, For the Navy Department....... For re paying for the Navy Department For the Interior Department... "The returvs for the last three days in June will sow very large redemption of government stocks. Tho Legislature of Connecticut has passed a now bank Dill, which is intended to restrict the practice herctofor so prevalent, on the part of the banks of that state, & Jouning their bills to parties for cireulation in the West- ern Btates. The following are its provisions :-— fection 1 provides, that after October 1 no bank shall Gireetly or indirectly pay more than four per cont for the Joan of money borrowed within the State or on deposit. ” 2. Banking associations formed under the act of 1862 are Prohibited taking » greater. rate of interest or di n incorporated banks are authorized to do. Bitits any bank or banking association from talking more than six per cent interest or discount on any note, bi raft, or bill of exchange. 4. Loans and disce ints or to exceed at any one time, one-fourth of the capital stock paid in, and deposite at the time. 5. Prohibits Joan of bills or notes for circulation by one bank to am other, or to any individual under any contract or agree- ment that the bank or individual in receipt thereof shail ‘and guard the circulation of such bills or notes Tassel or releem the eame-—existing contracts not to bs effested by the prohibition. 6. The penalty for each vi ation of the provisions of the act is not leas than $500—— to be recovered ona suit by the State attorneys in the different counties. The annexed statement exhibits the average condition ‘of the leading departments of the banks of Boston dud 4ng the week ending Monday morning, June 26, 1°%4:— bee 902 77 Boston BANKS, Oiseula Loans. 5 its, tion. $889,781 $69,733 oan $248,099 870,443 48,513 108,714 147,427 986,623 37,787 818,786 262,830 1,657,228 181,333 680,041 214,877 807,082 18,121 279,045 108,857 108,317 8,012 98,567 52,208, 1,493,976 108,808 285,872 169,208 "830/233 34,748 280,350 171,796 8,000,652 163,507 662,887 381,220 2 1j188,775 64 627,177 2,008,461 937,157 101,170 $49,248,000 - 796,914 13,015,916 n 058, 205 Amount due to 4 47 1485 ‘Amount due from other bank Amount of capital....... Compared with the returns for previous weekr, we eave the annexed result:— Boston Banks. Loans. Sperre. June 5.. $48,369,492 $2,860, 2" Deposits, Circulat’n. M7 918,270,002 $3,277,019 June 12.. 48, 586, 003 2,983, 521 13, 7129, 602 8 400; 280 June 19.. 49, 110, 1473 2, 9,756 12, 298, 837 8, 221,337 June 26,. 49,248,099 2,790, 914 1 015, 916 8,068,256 ‘There has been an increase of capital to ‘the amount of $45,984, and of loans and discounts $137,626. There has eon a decrease in several items as follows:—Spesic, $132,842; due from other banks, $82,208; dae to other banks, $120,679; deposita, $282,921; circulation, $103, M2. The increase of capital consists of $9,300 addition k the Blaehstone Bank, 625,000 to that of the Urocers’ Be nk, end $11,084 to that of the National, he receipts of the Dorion aud bitenburg Relieoad (x Jor Moy, J mounted to $59,0% # as against $52,666 89 for the same month last year, showing an increase of $7,043 43. The recetpts of the finished portion of the Covington and Lexington Railroad, (65 miles from Covingtos to Cynthiana,) are now $600 per day. Itis expected that ‘the daily receipts will reach $1,000 when completed to Paris, which will be by the ist of August next, from whioh latter point to Lexington the line is already com- pleted and in operation. The Little Schuylkill road wil be opened by the. 4th of July, thus completing the line vo Philadelphia. The road from Catawissa westward to Williamsport, and | thence to Almira, will be opened about the same time. This completes the connection between the PhiladelpLia and the Erie road, and by the Canandaigua and Niagara Falls road with Canada. ‘The earnings of the Peru, Indianapolis and Madison Railroad Company for May, were $38,000, sgainst $26,000 in May last year. For the five months ending May 31, they were $137,053. The net earnings of: the Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Railroad Company for the year ending the 30th of June, | 1864, are equal to nine per cent on the eapital stock of | the company. The Board of Directors have declared a dividend of four per cent for the last six months, paya- ble at the office of the company at Indianapolis on the 25th of July next. The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company gives notice that the drawbacks allowed by resolution of the 15th of Mareh last, upon tolls on the Lehigh Canal upon coal reaching tide, will be discontinued on and after the 3d proximo. The movements of ail the coal carrying compa- nies indicate the important fact to themselves ef as much business as they can do at high prices, and the equal'y interesting fact to the public that the prico of coal is not likely to be lower this year than it is at the present time. The Boston Journal faye: — Mining stocks are geverally very dull, but there was a slight improvement to-day in Copper Falls and Toltec, both advaneing 4 over prices of yesterday, and closing quite firm While the whoie market is under such de- pressing influences, from the unsettled state of foreign affairs, and from the unusual money stringency, we can- not expect to witness any marked improvement in copper stocks more than in other fancies; but during the whole pried of the downward movements, dating back some four montbs, it is a remarkable fact that the mines them- selves have been worked with unabated confidence, and those who have the best sources of information 5 in more encouraging terms than ever of their prospects as to eventual success, We this is remarkable, be- cavse it would not baye been surprising m times like these if some weak spots had appeared in s0 many new concerns; but so faras we are informed, the mines of nearly every company in the Lake Superior region organ- ized within the last two or three years, are operated a8 vigorously and as perseveringly as at the commence- ment. This indicates at least a strong degree of confi- dence on the part of those iaterested. Stock Exchange. Taurapay, June 29, 1854. $1000 Er 24 m bds.63 100 32 she NY Cen RRS 60 9794 2000 Erie Inc bdr. .63 4000 NY & NH bds.60 500 lll Cen RR bds,. 500 do 12000 do. 5060 do v8 18600 NY Cen RR bds 500 do 8000 Hua Co 1000 N Indiana bd: 10 shs Mechanics 06 North River bk.. 1003 poe on ae 1 5 bE 100 Flor &K'd Stik, % £0 NJ Zine Co..b30 Sco do, -b60 536 12 Clev & Pitts BR, ON 10 Galena & Ubi RR, 124 = Cley ba RR.b3 86% woNY Cen is 50 do. £80 99 i SBUUND $2590 NY Cen RR bds 85 2C0 shs NJ Zine Co.. 534 300 534 200 6 100 Nic Transit Co... 2734 100 156 200 835 300 7 100 F 200 200 Cumb Coal Co,. 550 a 200 a 00 do... ... bi 100 do. 20 NY & NHER. 100 100 Harlem RR. . .b' § Erie RR. CITY TRADE REPORT. Taurapay, June 20—6P Asues.—Sales of 100 bbls. were effected at $6 6 pearls, and $5 81% for pots, per 100 los. bresvsiuFFs.—Flour was dull and lower. The | conuprited 9,000. bbla.—inferior State, at $6 123, 0 $6 0; ordinary to choice do., $6 75 a $7 50; mixed to fan- cy Western, $6 75 a $7 78, and other brands at propor vienate rates. There were likewise sold 1,260 bbls. Southern at previous quotations; 300 bbls. rye flour at $6 50 for fine, and $6 1% 0 $6 6734 for auperiine; with Sov burhels corm meal at $3 8114 for Jersey, and $3 5.3 for good Ohio, Fly’s patent kiln dried, per \°1 Whcat ruled quiet; sales were made of only 1,800 busisel” good Virginia white at $2, and 400 do. Southern red #t $17. Kye and barley were unchanged. State and Western ovis commanded, in lots, 59¢. a 64e. per bushel. Corn tended do snwards; the sales reached 42,600 bush- els at 67c. a T5e. for unsound; 8Cc. a 82c. for round yel- low, and 8c. for Southern white and yellow, per bushel, Corm.—The market was dull, and transactions very light, comprising ay few Hundred bags of Rio, at prices varying from We, a 10e., and 160 bags government Jaya at 13 iyo. Corron.—The market was quiet, as dealers appeared disposed to await the receipt ot the Kurupa’s news. The rales were estimated at a fow hundred bales, without change of moment in quotations. Fuuyonrs.—Rates were seady, but aa shippers wer awaiting for the Uuropa’s news, engagements were ligh @ 1,000 a 2,000 bbls. 28.; 400 a 600 bales of cotton at 7-82d. for compresse and 4d. for uncumpressed. Grain was at 5);d. 06 asked, and 20 tons tallow were engaged at 10s. ‘To Hav cotton was at $d., and within afew days about 1,5 bbls. flour bave been taken at G0c, Aches wore at $7 a §. while rice was nominal at $10. Deal freights were easier, and a vessel was taken up to load at St. Joba, N. B., for London, at £6 17s. 6d. ‘There continued to be some inquiry for guano charters at $30 per ton. There was no alteration to notice in rates to CaNfornia, which va- ried from 45c. a 60c. per foot measurement. Hay.—Sales of 600 to 1,000 bales were made at 70c. a ‘76c, for shipment. Hore.—We heard that 22 bales, last_ year’s crop, have been sold within the last two days at 26c. a Bve. por 1b. Lusp.—The market was inactive. The last sales of Galena were made at 695-100c., and of German and Spanish, at about 6 66-100c. a G%¢. per Ib. iL ‘he demand for common Kockland was fair at per barrel. —More inquiry existed for eut at 4%. a Se. perp. Moxassrs.—The market was dull; New Orleans was quoted at 20¢., and Cuba from 19c. a 20c. and 226. ; the latter for muscovado of good quality. NavALStons®,—Transactions were light; raw tui tine was at about $5 62), to $3 75; the latter for mivgton. Spirits turpentine was selling in squall oe, atbtc. a ble, Rosin was at beg 1; and $3 75 for grades rai ing from common to No. 1. Tar, noticed yesterday, sold at $4 27 Kicr.—The sales cra 15 casks, at $3 75a $4 25; the market closing stead, O18.—There was nothing of moment done in whale, sperm or olive to-day; 4,700 gallons linseed brought 78c. & 0c. per gallon, Provisto} Pork was inactive; the sales did not exceed 900 barrels at $12 50a $13 BOK for mess; $11 623¢ for uninspected do.; and $10 76 a $11 for prime per bar- rel. Cut meats were unaltered. 350 barrels lard realized O%Rc. a 10. Pat gin Beef was quiet, but steady, with sales of barrels. Butter and cheese were limited demand, at former prices. Ln —100 boxes Castile were taken at ll Me. per USK Ib. x. —Sales were reported of 875 barrels Chi and prison at 270. a28e. and 60 hhds. drudge at 28¢., usual tems, per gallon. Tatow.—The market was more active, and sales of abont 05,000 Ibs, city rendered were made at 11 Ke. Inox.—ihe sales included 100 tons beotch pig, at $40 60 a $42—six months. R SUGAKS.—Ine market was very dull and sales light, Without change in prices, The transactions only in: cluded about 260 hhds, of Cuba within the range of ce. a 6e., and about 150 do, Now Orleans, at de. a 43<c., diets in lots, Tuxacco.—The market was quict, without change in prices for Kentucky. A_ private despatch received by a private house today, dated New Orleans, June sloted that seles of about 6,000 hhds. had ‘been m and that the demand was more active, and at prices. Domestic Markets. New Beororp On ore June 26.—Sperm—Sales of 1,475 bbls. have been made rices ranging from $1 453; 8 $150, Large holder: inal a ot particularly desirens of selling, are firm 3 rice, while those who are more anxious to borg cont a trite inder that Bgure. Market bas been quiet, and operations Limited; a 800 Dele 0 lots as followae--8€0 BUTS. at 57 py 660 go. on poitate terms; 500 de. jowtr were enuaged for Liverpoul i ! —:- Es it FOR SALQ. ~FOR SALE THE LEAj FIXTURES ) - and faraiture ol Tre ning nines i a great down “p VERT Das: Teac COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR solo, at Rast Williamsburg, om Long Island, the Williamsburg ferries, with 14 to 16 Wseres Deautifully situated, ith o fine view of the cities of ork, lyn and Willlameburg, On the 4 improvements, ‘with scholes variety of of location, it cannot be surpsssed, Al BEN AMIN, No. 15 beekman street, or A. ‘the premises. ‘AY, on (A QREAT BARGAIN. THE PROPRIRTOR OF THE City, sisestly oppouite she Conard wharts ban y, directly opi ‘the Cunard wi SPinto’the ‘slate quarryso, business, offers ring phele of this good ving. eetalitioh xeelisns business, conristiog of four Years lease, bar furniture, oilcloths, and b vase and bedi 0 be sold for $2000, “For forer paruicalas, inguire of SAS. WILSON, proprietor City Hotel. CORNER GROCERY, STOCK AND FIXTORES, [ith the privilege of three years lease, for sale for Saville valons stom cneuah fore feuly. apiiyrescaeeet nonin and Gay streets, GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP, WITH TWO se, stock and txtures, Apply ab No. 1 Fifth BW BXC a oan jobn’s Park. Sistas eee REE sie, Ly ey aed STORE TO LET—NEAR THE HOSPITAL, for four years, at a low rent. JOHN B. MORRAY, & 12014 Slip. OUBES 70 LER. FURNISHED (AND UNFURNISH. ‘s4—A gentoo! three story house on Lesington aven a, Font $1,100, fins house on Migh-eouth street, nies Sow hovee, tm Twenty four new ‘t house in pa Se Eee Sars street, aud ‘s number ol 'BKINSHIMER, 319 Fourth “trom 8 area Sio7. TO LET-CORNER or THIRTEENTH STRI ‘OUSE IN THIRTY.SECOND STREAT TO LEP ront $600 per annum; « new and clogant Baglish base. er occupied. Also, to lease, four ots om tt A ee ES CTT Ts Avs LET.—COM: Sh pawl tomate los ad IN the vicindy of ‘Maedougal street it, with and cold water, £0. a son] be pony 3 four if required. Rent che: oy mediately. — Inquire at at lia Wi | Hou 70 LET DOWN rN TOWN. IN A DESIRABLE situation. —A attic and basement house will be rei sigiea barty/-on's tanep of tures years, low, if taken soos BILLING & TUCKER, 887 Bresdway. ied Pes rege by ‘a ee poise teninee. joon, No. 42 farnished, with Slurble tabee ao. Wall be i by it oop to a good tenant, Apply to GEO. LEA, on the premises. GTORE 10 RENT—NO. 171 BOWERY; STOCK AND fixtures for sale, Apply as above, 171) Bowery. TEAM POWER TO LET- aie, Rovio IN THs fourth story, with two or three rer, will be rivet cheap by applying at M. SKINNY. ‘3 iron railing factory, Furman street, near Fulton ferry, Brooklyn. OARDING HOUSE, SALOON, AND BAR ROOM, IN West street, with jesse, near a ferry, fall of board + mo with small mes & most te make mone: c. B, BOW Ei “& CO., 81 Nasi ja street, THE LEASE FOR SALE OF A BRICK by rooms: eeu mantel 6, B40, ste Ap pp on the premises, we Wors Ls bisty iifth sireek. @ a good store. Would OAL ¥ COAL ¥ARD FOR SALB—A TEN Jenrs lease, avd xcuces, low rant, ami sna good loon. Hon: oF will he rented. to 8 good tenant. Apply to FRL TER & BROMLEY, 168 Chryntie ati RUG STORE A GREAT CHANCE FOR A BAR: gsio—To physicians aud druggists —Call and seo store 464 Atlantic Broc be ‘and RUG atone FOR SALE-SITUATED IN BROAD- , U wn) well stocked with drugs. perfumery, IB ortablished end doing a fair bus office und a bedroom n furnitnrs room. Croton wat Will be sold cheap. Most entisfactor seliing. ‘This iss ‘good Eee g dress edic.nal, Union Square, Po Raa FOR SALE—16} ACRES, TWO ACRES OF timber, in the State of Illinois, 6) miles north of Chi- ago, 10 milos from the railco tion, in ® health: ion, 40 acres under improvement. Horses, eattl furniture to be sola with the farm Half onsh, @, at seven per cont, R% SALE—TWO LOTS OF GROUND WITHIN threo blooks of the Peok slipferry, near therive:; well esloulated for mani srsage fae pa a. $1,500 ean rer-ain t 7, gor partioalars apply to J. T. Fro BALE, A. LIGHT MANUFACTURING eo now netting $3,000 yearly, and oan be erensed. Wil be sold, including tools shop and o cen for $2,000 carh, pen bag he! B.A foreman cai card tire oh: como Addrer ating where had, to M facturers, Box 597 Lower Poi co aoe aera OR SALE—A PROSPEROUS MERCHANT Tat on. ing business, of nine years rtanding, in a first rave io ity, with an excellent rug of oash tom, will be sold ‘on favorabii fe ppro per, errors of the press ring rom the bastions. Apply immediately at 114 Houston street. AOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES, Boras ond wagons, of an old established coffin store, as ounce is ret Apply 3d FRANCIS ‘GIL. ‘from business. NOR SALE-A SMALL SIZED NEWELL PATENT perantoptic vault lock. Apply at No. 16 Trinity Build- ing. from 9 till 4 o’elock. VOR SALE.—THE LEASE OF AROUT NINF LOTS OF ground, at the foot of North Sixth street, Williams burg, Having onc hundred feet of water front, with the fire ‘o-f buildings. and ail the apportenances attsohed, toge- ther with the wharves an’ docks, from which # handsomo inccme ie recoived. ‘The place is well aitusted for a foundry or for vations manufacturing purpores further parti culars, apply to K. G. Pik Pine strect, corner of bi rondwag- OR , SALE OTHE, | BEST RETIRED WINE, LIQUOR, ‘end eegr saloon in this city in an unequaliéd lo and taking 44008 week at the Gar; furnished rooms ge Wirb the saloon. Price $1,500; furniture and stock alone worth the money Apply at 60 Lispenard stroot, Phonix House. OR SALE—A FANCY STORE, IN ONE OF THE MOST fashionable thoroughfares in the city, wiih room fora ly, well fitted up in every respect; and an excellent for a ¢resema: c Aon HOWES & CO, Si Nassan street. FR: SALE—AN ELEGANTLY FITTED UP DINING ealoon, with furnished bedrooms, equal to a moderate sized hotel, situated in one of toe best ‘thoroughfares in the city, “Hs's good ran, Wows yours I ‘OR SALE. tok and fixtur oneh'salos, yielsing t street, for Mr, a A, Mi and JOR BALE: ‘ONTY HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE and boiler; the former now. and built by H.R. Dun- nam & Co; it iin the bert of order, having been used but @ few days, BIRKBECK, FURMAN & CO., 100 North Moore street. FoR SAE: A BLACK WALNUT opiate, 14 feet long, with round ends, sad box attache § 4 order, and will be Bicncker street, 7 nual or two days, merece ‘the hours of sold at a bargaim. App y at 110 FOR, SALE ATA, GREAT, BARGAIN, LEASE, FIX. tures and furnitare of » eplendid barber's shop, fitted up wna furnished in the be: ted on @ great tho- onvenient to soy: frat class hotels, and near 1% & good business. Apply to G. A, ROBIN- treet, uP! stairs, OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND Now York. city, and oflong standing, Le and repa le, proprietor oi haga an ‘excellent ‘OR SALE, CHEAP—ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND fifty dozen variegated lamps, woll calcul one for illomi. nations, ploasure gardens, So., at 64 N SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctioncer. WOR STORE FOR SALE, CHEAP Io stock and fixtarer and, doit oad business, mostly cas! ‘or particulars apply tof. C. LYON, 132 Chatham street, from! ltw4P. GROCERY AB LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE DOWN town, ats bargain. Also, cellar in Fulton street, oppo: sive Washington market, be sold cheap for oath— Suscreughfare:, for teres, o., apply to ROBINSON, 85 Nassau street, OTEL FOR SALE AT FLUSHING, L, 1—THE PA villon, long and favorably known to the pubic age iathionable ano delighttul place of resort for the summer, is now offered for sale. ‘Tho buildings are in complete orcer, with all, necessary furniture for s tirst hotel. Fiushing, with her loo sutiful drives, shooting, ‘fehiug, Tequire comment. ‘The completion of d much to the business of the Ling, inquire on ROCERY AND ora three yours lena xt 2 ‘oa hed, say" are be exoelled by Procure ne b EAL ire FOR SALE—A LARGE house on Twenty-sixth streot— houses om Twenty-cighth sat GENTEEL iret street, ouses, AD: ih avenue, 8 to 10, 307. Seo SODA!!—FOR SALE, A SODA FOUNTAIN, then very desirable st $6. Cae ber of ply ih B. RINSHIMER, S10 F handsomely decorated; will he sold at & great enoritco, Quite now, and in e, near Thirty -ffth © owner has no her use for it. order, Apply at 599 Sizth avon cory, now doing a good in the’ upper part o i inquireot a. OU) vi TIN. & fe ; corner of Warhineton und Warten ee DRUGGISTS.. FOR SALE, IMMEDIATELY, A sirable drug store, situated in one of the best av- firat rave ae doing a good business. Partios ply to HALE & CO , 80 Nassau at. chenp to any pe: The rer t ie auly up te, Mey, 1665, Broadway: How Sanam, gad whi eae end which o ot ondw JPIRITUALISM.—4RS DS mer:y Mer, Fi Bitvennth et JO. RTA BEAUTIFUL MODBRN BUILT COTTAG on Fifty-second street, bov Ds {he Hudson’ Ki le, with trees and court- jean in fe t. Eighth avenue cars ran near the promises. T° LET-TSE pores NO. 379 tA mey hia og of Fifth street, with basemer F, Sr dcovep bedroom: rs LET—THE SECOND ‘STORY “OF At A HOUSE. IN West Hoboken Pleasan th situated on the corner of Pa- lisade avenue and Ce: immediately overioo! aad within Siteen minutes Talk of te ferries. It parlor, di kitohon, with Plenty of pure water, ‘Inquire in the store on the preiises, HOUSE, DELIGHTFULLY of Brooklyn, comblaing the winte? residence, ha: ground for two cows. The turaltare is the tenant is going abroad. Address C. L., Herald office. O LET-THE PLEASANTLY SITUATED HOUSE, with garden. frait: corner of ar the valltead we biS bard Psat cori ae of PETER A. H. JACKSON. cerca ewe T°, LET—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. n Prince strect, near the Bowery, having ten rooms, Cro- ton water, Ac, and every convenience for one or two small families, Apply on the pre 10 LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS on first floor, for genteel busin ie Me peiccds Kise: venpent cateonente, a parlor sdroom, ¢a reasonable terme, fo gentleman and gle geistlemen, Apply at 60° White atrest, wost side of = 0 LET—AT NO. 8 BRIDGE STREET, BROOKLYN, next door to the Metropolitan Hotel, s large and co: modions store; itis in the looation for a business of any stroct in Brooklyn, where the Roosevelt peur street ferry boats land For further particula: apply in the hotel, Orof MATTHEW BYRNE, at the stave at off (0 _LET—GOOD LIGHT WORKSHOPS, WITH OR without steam power. Inquire of 8. E. PARISH, Nos. Tand 9 Bodford stroot, near the junction of Hamorsley, Bed- ford and Houston strects, 10 LET—AT 36 EAST TWENT! BROADWAY—aW 152% reyes en A werved =H “1 y Bro bale Soome ‘The house contains all tht Doderh ‘tm 9 aa Mg Act be date fd NINETEENTH tieth streete—A. furnieb: tly i te bees qeatleman snd his wife, to two single Eentlemen, as Det week, each. ao 106 ik bintea at fied sable ples rally vel te pled to lt to Einde during cach qreniug of the week. a B TWENTY- THIRD 7 floor, two parlors ee pplication at 76s Bro ATEN ISLAND.—ONE FINE ROOM FOR TWO, OR sett Seatlomen, to let, war un pra board Int bite requised. Address T , box iis New Nev York Post’ Hage BOARDING EXCHANGE.—PERSONS DESEROUS neath: of obtaining board in this or wil! corved if requlred: Please call at our office where every ‘will be gi- LISPENARD eae NEAR = Searding. hensee, 56 _Forniened rooms to let, without boards AY | TiliNtssaw ine inert i ba tcc eee WASHINGTON FLACE, BETWEEN BROAD. | (NWO, SINGLE GENTLEMEN, 25 Wey and Washington Parl inns ass ‘visiting the Aan be ite, ‘oan be a sce nmodated with ith fol ee partial Hiokes contains nil ihe susdern Improvements. “etercuoes lx required, 8 BLEECKER L peer no NEAR hi og BOWERY. large and pleasant aronh pete, 4 genes floor, will be let to » gentleman and his ith full or partis ard; & pleasant back parlor, on the first floor, to one or two single gentlemen. 4. EER, Mg dg Le yet eg Pr a rooms for aing) atlemon, and wel $4 eke tlemen andl their wives, toe I Rights Avenue, between Mineteonth and Twontissh etree FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED sTitt roomsjand board at No, 2 Deshrossee street, corner OF FURNISHED PARLORS, 4, to I first claws hous Sia eh ienaie a tater ae ev lca Broadway. Please apply trom oi: oven HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 1 PARLOR AND BED- room to let to » single ic at 64 pid toad Place, doom freee Also, a vided wii eb ase Gnd bath room. Went moderate, A FURNISHED 5 beni TO lla A SMALL PRI- A vate family, jleman, it 5 flow Tereets Hotoron me scarcauala ENTS FOR GENTLEWVEN, Pot agate ted C4 a +» second and third floors. in suites 133, wo TT aa or Street, ‘went of 8 TEX MOST DESIRABLE AND RESPECTABLE ertons taking boarders decline expating their houses ae on biie, and our medium of advertelog bei ani Yersal, bourdera Sen recive every ‘Office Clinton Mall, Mtoly ‘directed to such, free of char of Righth nd Lafayette place. 208 81 FEW pong SE bec 5 Rid ES Ins AUD AINGLD GEN. onty if first street, pear house. eneeern ced yuiet leasant see th in the city. ri FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO ONEORTWO SIN- gle gentlemen. Apply at M. J. FINNEL’S, 459 Broad- entrance 119 Grand sireet. emgee (GENTLEMAN gear a A FURNISHED room, breakfast only, in ae as house having _ me ag people, Aa. ing aecms pee mentee iustodive wanbing, in; it \d office, CARD INS A FIRST CLASS HOUSE WEST OF moar Broad: err use ® remarkably Lak cont new, Seinen ee fanaa ye OARD—$350.—A LADY, HAVING A RICHLY FOR- A pene, situated” in the most desirable location, like to secure the of the a teh eemnray, tana, ll made 6 price ar + ea re A A. 8. M., Herald office. so * OARD A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, two aingle gentlemen, oan obtain full or partial hoo gan enjoy the site sd improvame and manag ween, Nini ‘and LET—IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN A SHORT DIS- tance of the Hamilton ferry; a suite of rooms, to three 3 tlemen, with partial board.‘or would beautiful; family Address G. M., Dees ‘anexooptionable. (0 LET—AT SOUTH MELROSE, FOUR MINUTES walk from the depot, » new and handsome house, With eleven good rooms, and ten lot« “€ groun? ieee Possossion immediately. Inquire of », “ER, 20 Grand etroet, Now York. 10 LET—HOUSE NO. 17 WOOSTER STREET.—TH bree-story and attic bouee in the first block from Ci bal Beamer ‘woster! street, with the int: duotion of gat 3 Apply to J. Crane, No. 60 Union square, or to J. & F. Pitts, oomner of Grand and Laurens streots, 0 LET-10 A GENTLEMAN, A ROOM AND BED room, on the second floor of 4’ private house. Tos groctable quiet person. thoy will be rented furnished ‘and kept clean, for$Za week, Inquire at 02 Leroy street. 10 LET_IN WESTCHESTER, TWELVE MILES FROM the city, (possession immedistely,) a two story house, containing fw Tooms and cellar, together with den vego- tables an ‘acres of meadow land, if desirsble. Ap; atk. -'Burnton 1s bookstore, 274 Bowery. 10 LET—THE STORE AND CELLAR, 143 BROOME ‘eet, ronan ofkidge. Applyto E L. DONNELLY, premises. hy LET IN WILLIAMSBURG, TO ASMALL GENTEZL oar, & nest elegant brisk eottege, Foc rooms, iron ‘reneh mindows, Gry cellar, ‘the door. Enquire of Dr. LO! 'B, 462 Grand on [ours t LET, AT TAPHANK, L. 1.—FOR TWO MONTHS, or longer, ® cottage house, conteintug seven rooms, and ve rtable garden, pleasantly situated, and within a few rainutes walk of the railroad station. Apply to R. H. Haw hing, 41 South stroet, or R. H. Gerard, Taphank. ET OR FOR SALE AT BATA, —A cor. consaining five rooms with Miusben ane entice ioe house, ate stable. Inquire of MORRISON HA- BER, 45 bey sticet. 10 LET OR FOR SALE—A rept gets fie add stone front house in Twenty Rinth ‘and Tenth avenues. The house is aries modern. imp: sirable rysldezee for & down Avenue Railroad, which will s0on be Saish S00 feet distant. “Apply to JOHN aN avenue. and Me A fer we! WATER FRONT PROPERTY TO BE ease, op ee Ne North river—The nertherty ony ofthe Leto bounded by bog fourth street and El ve~ with foundation, 100 by 200 feet, already lai nay for 3 iy @ buildin, RKBECK, FURMAN & ©O,, 100 North Moore strest, NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW STORY.—THE SUNDAY COURIER FOR SUN} gay ext will contain the commencement of new and thrilli MAnce, Tag roe Te RUBBER OF LIFE. AME THE FIRGT—THE BRIDE: — or ni fancy fireAn indie- visiter—An artful dodger—A «, nn ter lst. A famil: ty~What can nn a AE m; reands dissatistiod hor eterious hero and A areas a A £1 irimony and repéntance-The complaisant © sariy lost—Tho late found. t—A compromise —A relonse—A high Chapter Sth, Conrtexnation—Vituperation—Expatriation —A counter pyar peeved mectiag Chapter ew enteral i is not gold that glitterr—A lock and key—And a b Pte ~ let. The pic-nio~—News from sbroad—Death snd juction. Chapter 2d. Poverty—The tempter returned—An assigna: tion. Chapter $4, The rendesvour—Money makes tht mare go— ‘The bargain rning—A visit-rAn arrest—An cscape— ruit—The encounter—Dea 8 agents, Price Taste ctidigee lOTICcE—To “ALL BOOKDEALERS 1: IN “THE UNITED states,—Just pabl by Thomas Frore, No. 83 Nassau street the Con stitatfon 2 Gf the United States, De depend and n’s Farewell ated with por: 1, 1236. 0 of the mos voter published. every eltiven 9, Liberal orm) to the trade. Booksellers their orders tothe only wholessio Tonk of able work in NewYork: J. CANFIELD, 17 Beokman street. ESSION LAWB.~LAWS OF NEW YORK FOR 1854, juet published and for sale by BANKS, GOULD & CO., we sssan street, New You 4471 Broadway, Albeny, DRY GOODS, &C. LOSING SALE OF FRENCH SILKS, MANTILLAS, | de. at Hity per cent below the regular prices, at 707 ion is solicited, By order of Broadway, sot goed 20 Uae may, ombroicered skirts, freer slighly | 4 cre ty sae lot of splendid silk lace shawis, enoh; also from aucti soiled, at balf price. from $3 to $5. MPORTE) hea I Cone west HAVE RECEIVED pn Were i port selection ity. Mrs. WAY ore, oorner of Tenth street. [Rw suarwer Q00D8 J. BECK & OO HAVE RE 4 por late arrivals & beanettnl assorts oes, pingLatan, de oriine bevlery slow BAW belle at hkbety aewnree ‘ealeeey ab own ovtneneps OARD—AND A PLEASANT ROOM, FOR A GEN- tleman and his wife, or two sin a te gentlemen, oan be Ade merge pee oe fal ys, peas ne n. -Terme$s per wook. “For particulars ¢ ' D. PRATT & CO., 307 Brosdway, up stairs, OARD.—A LADY WHO WOULD REQUIRE NURS- ing, can be accommo: jh board and attendance by an experienced nurse widow without family, in ston bealthy loos Apply, or address. to Nurse, 87 L, ¥ CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH nd a smallfarnished room. Apply at 36 Hu. OARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY —TO LET, WITH partial board, two rooms, well furnished, with gas, Ac. in a private French family, residing in an atte pret of kiya four minutes walk from the South Ferry, Address Re V>, Herald off OARD, ON THE HUDSON RIVER—ONE OR TWO families, or single persons, oan be accommodated with p 8 Dew cottage at t Tubby Hook, within 100 railroad my o distant 3. WA’ embers ‘Apply on promises. J.B. OARD IN BROOKLYN—CONVENIENT TO SOUTH or Wall street ferries; desirable location and pleasant rooms, suitable for a gontleman and wife or single ontle, men. "Apply at 222 Henry streot, between A street, east si atr BoARD IN BROOKLYN, NEAR FULTON FERRY, —Two single gentlemen oan be accommodated with oious front 109: artial board, gentoo] fail 968 rete Apply at n the second Boor, wit very pleasantly locat andi obreet, Brookiyn., gee Si rlapeaen got mainutee, welk of the Wall stre quire at 116 Columbia street, ni zoom, ratte ‘or two ladies. ‘Partial bourd Tor” a jaoxchanged. Apply at 196 Atlantic street. PoAkn IN THE COUNTRY —IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, o, hours, from th tired Location and it etnddress 8. P.M. may. OARD WANTRD—A MIDDLING S1ZED ROOM. tween Bleecker and Fourteenth streets, with roskfant and tea, feet a gentleman, Address Wilson, Herald office, stating terms. BoAkD, WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY, IN SOME quiet private family. where there are no other boar ars, abd where there arcyoung inion preferred. Boata n {ovonceed 85 0 or 81 por-woels, "Please nadress Mise Halo, Horald office. joe Ww. gst GENTLEMEN AND LADIES jountry, can be sccommodated Fate i a plessaut rooms, by addr J. H sham street, or Charles Flenwellin, Monat Kisco, ap cant gounty, Tt ts bonntifally ait e- tween the villages of Sing Bing sue Mount Wisse, 38 tallos from New York, and one mile from Croton Lake, Terme moderat OARDING—A tach SINGLE Kpcnebaemete fd OR GEN- ommodsted with fa residin; every pleasant Lars upply 6 496 Budsom stoves. BOARDING FOR, TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT.— arlors, suite Sor fa: sas ete joining, snd fronting the North Terms. This oes: tion. for the summer mont allege Apply at the Collin’s Hotel, corner of C TALLMAN ‘Pea Proprietors. OARDING.—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN can be accommodated with board in a private family, 78 Bayard street, ‘by spplying at OARDING—TWO SUITS OF ROOMS TO LET ON third floor, together or ene with or without meals, to families or suizele dentlemen, house having modern yrovements, Pleasantly loo: ated Apply at is Ninth street, between oy as and Fourth sven SS caatan’ Gal GENTLE) CAN BE ACCOM- board, in ao 4 within 4 few erine, i Bridge ste oot tersies, phy at 113 ands street, Brooklyn. BROOKLYN —THREE FINE ROOMS, TOGETHER OR teparate, ob second floor, at moderate terms, for lemen, with jess house; location neighborb desirable, and t and RS ‘ave minutes walk either South or W: Address 242 Henry street, near Amity, as mn ily, wh elas uf comfort jemen ote Cab ‘Y BOARD.—A FEW PERSONS CAN BG AC. AC- resid Cc with the olty fourteen times daily. ees exohan; adress Mary Briegs, Wiltiama@ridge Post Omies, N.Y street, first white house fro the biil; location pleagent and healthy, rooms fineand airy. For farther premises, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET-IN SOUTH BROOK. ith breakfast and dinner oat Sontion ‘within three minutes ton ferry. Terms reasonable. apply President street, Brooklyn; or 74 Greenwich str Yor! as fivine substantial, yalars enquire om the ty-eighth str af the city from Nhe doy Ge BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS CAN BE F obtoineds 8 frstoleee Bones ins desica le lo rity and Sixth avenues, where ¢ Joyed. The house ie delight ‘of the city, convenient ye ences UNFURNISHED D ROOM, abi W: el bourd for indy only" howatok cand genie lady meen oh roadway. Address, way, Post ‘ANTED-BY A “Tote LADY, BOARD IN GA Terpectable mily, Tot taezeces @ tion of Shogo’ Bau ee Fourth tt mand required. Flecee uo ____, HORSES, CARRIAGES, a0. a LIGHT WAGON, AND HARNESS, 0. aes | complete, will be sols applied for iy. “abs wave ion light oberset; and eh 7 oa gee aks, "Etply Bani PINK. use only sla wee po ies Nav 2a) Patreot, up ‘siaire, Jay Pc PONY FOR SALE—FIVE YEAR’S OLD. A! ¢ ais, yeara a old, are new, Perfect] fertie in all te. Inquire of RYER- SON & now ak D, ‘Broadway, second deur above This. teenth street. ARRIAGES 1 SALE. ‘TWO SECONDHAND coacher p calacl and ber right trotilee wagons ait h "foogers be sold lew. Aprly at ‘SS"Brosaway. Sou C*a verre BAND, west sty! jual to me) HORSE FOR SALE.—A BAY MARE, FIPTEEN alf bands high, six bins i 2.9 oan trots mile in sto & road wi out fault, and. will stand without vtyinee Prices Brena, pein, less. Also, a bandeom: to be seen at Club Stablo- ‘Sixth avenue. Fe, SALE—A LIGHT WAGON, WITH SHIFTING. ladder OWN and ae axels, in good order. Price $100. Apply to GEER, 10] and 103 Gana street, cor- pee SALE—A ORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, hands eck he, moot aa driver nd and: pe ind and Tate farther use. for th sae ', OORner Twenty afch etree tenn the owner ba CONKLD Ha: Fourth a OR Raanee on GENTLEMAN’S COMPLETE .ESTAB- All iy ae order nearly a stables, in Eighth street, the arse’ fron OR SALR—A SPLENDID DARK B. Roz ata SUE? DARE RAL Paee fast trotter, and avery oe oe are. 4 mplate, the propert; Cg ope 0 be seen duriny ‘week at ear Broadway. brags toy aed wi Lani new, blankets, ingter rtber AT'S B tables, Warrn n street, m1 Bet, whip, & PSE, SALES AT A, BARGAIN, ONE, BEAUTIFUL henre st ‘New. fou sino &'Bne siyiish bay horses 16. Tans ted to trot. ide la 83g mlwtae’ with n ri oats aise bucey ond bavaste fis tale Osa be oem ee '2 Reade street. hed SALE—A seer tepid chat a shifting: ironts ands corapiete order suisatie: fers patnste fentiee BEMKOSE F'snarcly, 30 City Hall place. OR a penny SORREL le FIFTEEN: bends three inches Meh igre ie a eee Lond trot a mile ae hase utes. handsome gray ¢, fifteen bigh, sound and tind in'boneta ‘cheap. arpty at the ‘ind , corner of State and Boerum streets, Brooklyn. V1OR SALE—A ace ke tpl HORSE, EIGHT years old, sr sixteen hands high, warranted sound ard gentle. A first rate family Bi da good lier. yaa to R., box 2165 Post Ofice, will meet with promps attention. OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, FIFTEEN HANDS high yearn old, sound snd Kad, shyiish and faut Guiroat the N ei 0: 8 Watts surest, or ub the dye of he WINNE, 39 Wall attest, enh aot ‘OR SALE—A STYLISH PAIR OF BROWN, ee ponies, trom Vermont, fifteen ma hands high. ‘matehed ‘and are own brothers, fi Tix your of caxrtrot In three sain the le ia thres a ‘shalf minutes. ‘They are 4, and of prot tneurance; warranted souud ad Find ta single au le harness: Please inquice st Earle’s Hotel, opposite the E BRAUTIFUL. iom the finest ina OR SALE—A GRAY HORSE, 184 HANDS HIGH, six you r 4 in all har- an street, be- grocery store. in | Oe — BEAUTIFUL BLOODED PONY, Se ee 4 hands high, warranted sound ané saddle horse, cae oes in double harness: $250. Can bo ove 00) Ber of Fifty. Fer SALE—A rag iettg bat HORSE, ony 3. veces four years old last, apes in all harners, family or saddle b hi Can be ti sound and OR SALE—TWO HORSES, EACH SEV! fe gray: welivase: sound sud bing ?sohd oh p hnasire ; well'made, sous athe, ay Tish Twonty'sinth street, before 9 ack or biter: rea BALE Mey ‘AN wih ogg MILK Peon Stork wey ny . Inquire at 8 Fourth R SALE C1 acom Fe: RE Ra WAGONS, WITH 15, No. #8 ast Ninetecath yagen, ae LUDLU: rg OTE TIT RAMS 8 0 2 WR SALE CHEAP—A TWENTY-FOUR FAttanoRe omnibus, in good order; bag been used on le nir road between Newark a1 ‘ork. inauire a oe dbo, &3 Bowery, or Manning 20.) Newark, whore 16 inny ‘ORSES FOR SALE.—A FINE PAIR OF HORSES; ‘a dark gray, tl other 5 Diack, seven years old, in high, A: at; stylish ‘drivers, “ad she saddie, Monroe street, Eres Montgs mist “he ‘eaetiong bianca nha TORK Liye me ge leuan willbe fT street. Setar: be sald, at actions bow horses, wi aly. ne open wagon. Sale rowan Chi CLEMONS, Auctioneer, _Herav Patnrn, Salesman. Lge IGHT WAGON WANTED, WITHOUT TOP. AD- Au dress box 1,602 Post Oftes, Stating price and where it Nie TO SPORTSMEN.. = CAnetacee Hrendwey, gui = thed at ine bes Gramero; 8, 806, Taek free of febarae. eaten ise ei it EAM OF HORSES FOR SALE ~BAY MANES, ABOUT oy bigh, four and ars old sound, ad and gen a end a ie eben iy eater ia about a i. Prion gf ronld cake pay. ngaectsin srehScige: Inquire of 2° COVERT, 200 elinton. Ws GON AND HARNESS FOR pare Feet See Ming top wages. Solty as ge sot Light or a Onn, eeon yous here’ es- eee Guristepher phases’ nest Gcven wich svenaes’ | Wie, TO PURCHASE—A STYLISH SADDLE: horse, sound and kind, Address, with fall partiou- lars, Emerson, Herald office. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &©. im ed foo SeAELERD WATCHES—SOME. hunting - 75 each, i C. ALLEN, HB Wall treet, ‘near roadway, secon joer. WAMBLLED WATCHES FOR LADIES—! styles from $35 to $60, La pn ee oe Pht ta 11 Wall street, near Broadway, ae VEST Cl tf es pry yard Sfoiaid, gust ed Go? ty eas On rates pave fos _ in i nv want sirect, 2000) Sukn, No. 11 Wail street, near ‘Broadway, procs PLENDID GOLD POCKET aaa | yhlen run pithoa? any nereep able variation, from to $150. 0. C. AL Wall stree), near Way, second floor. FURNITURE. Wp LED COTTAGE FURNITURE.—MATUR WSR Ay & Stacy, Nos S14 and 53), Broadway, recehvuf fines from tre Crystal Palace aad Amer! ortho bent wutes o€ zenmel'ed ob | suvtbe tho waniie ta exatntne cher ents aT ecetaaeaeae paljinsses, piLLows pRe bolster one lumber - he Sewn mare, harness and fren, to close the oon: