The New York Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1854, Page 5

‘Trey Budget of Thursday AY 6° antag 9 , since died at the Troy bad oss na een re to the ae i a ce Crawford resistin Mverly atracked yester tag She Ved yestertay aftern00a Persona residing in Port on Ferry Ftreet, with 1, on Saturday night, have since died physicv.ns are carelnss about report eases “o the, Board of Health. We hear of or tweadditioval ce ses to-diy—one, that of a man Saco ‘on thy, corner of Grand Division stract ie Jer, who were at tha ‘ w, :- mid wer at number ‘a 88, inst 51 oo po Sun Ynere is‘a ‘further decrease of he cerneprg my of cholera in this vislaliy of the railway station. A oe eareey oe died ipepenian morn- had been ‘end an Irish lad, named seized, last t. He had pet heartily of green n- pre day.—New Bedford Mercugy, ‘There were nineteen deaths fcom cholera at Montreal, jon Monday. Hamilton, Canada. Hetiee.—Peter Roberts mae 375 Broad- 7, have just i meter \¢t of ton thousand dol- Jn Soancings, bands jan New Music.“ The Prodigal Son,” “ Varia- tems,” by Orcar Comettent: price 38 sents. The pame of tbe compocer, a Produmtion, ie, to the mu world a rufus on rantee of ite Hod Le pudli-ber. 333 Broniway. Mu-ic s:nt by mail, tegefree Geners) and relect catal gues forwarded to dress, free of charge, =—S.D. & H. W- Smith’s Melo- tor parity and Ny ATERS. Pranos.—Horace Waters Pianos. For power, eon tie ry Feotypes stolen from it. perwena) Ce ete rs anew and it rel |i varprie! ieee the relia i not rogaine far ase rel iio ti ti vi di a Broadea alge ATTY are frase on way 01 s ae Al Sone co” Ht Broadway. ” va well looking as ematehlous shirts made to order by GRREN, Nol] astor House, are essential to thas object, Carter’s Fasbionable Shirt Man ’. Ne 645 Broadway. np ce hen are invited to cali and ax- in ttyle of shicte for summ amg to fit: 4 they der wy Je Sewing Muachines.—We have fully settled ail suits against us for infringement, ani have tho lieenve #E Howe Jr., to manufasture under his pate;t,. Hore. joa about the right to use our ced ting infslugers of Defiance Salamander Safts.—Robert M1. Pat- tek ia the sol ufscturer im 8 cUaited stator af she fond cross baer ory in the worid Depot 192 Pearl strest, o: Matden lane; manufsotory 60, 62, G4 ned 60" Canaon street. Batchelor’s Hair Dy« is stilt the Leading article, oy all ackno’ od to be the best dye extent cA perfectly oolorin he 8 the moment itivapp'iod Tens Sibonsdads in i parts of the world oroclaim it tho only geliable dye known. Sold at BATCHELOR’S, No. 233 way. Dr. No. 498 rgecmgrne! Opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel. ettends only to those cases of Bervour debi ity described in his books ‘and lectures. Hours feom 16 ih 3 Cholera!—Ali danger may be averted by gheching the frst symptoms of dlathos joan of De. Hntooh’s disrhes cordial and cholera almost every case. leaving the bowels f feral. F bottle Maw &CO., Proprietor, No. 122 Fulton Street FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Satvmpay, July 22—6 P. M. ‘There was a pretty general improvement io the stock market to-day, but no particular cause can be given for ‘the advance in prices. At the first board Nicaragua Transit went up *¢ per cent; Pennsylvania Coal, '{; Mc. Cullogh Gold Company, 14; Cumberland Coal Com- peny, X; Michigan Southern Railroad, 3; Cleng land and Toledo, 1; Hudson River Railroad, 34. North- ern Indiana fell off 3¢ per cent; Michigan Central Rail. road 4; Reading Railroad 14. The market appears to be in a very unsettled state, and the fluctuations are er- tirely without cause or Jong enough to bring out much stock, and a decline is too | short lived to give the sharpest and quickest an oppe § tunity to buy. Prices are just as likely to be up any @ay a down, and no nan can speculate understandingly for a rise or fall. At the second board the market was thronghout more Duoyant, and better prices were realized. Nicaragua Transit went up 34 per cent, Pennsylvania Coal \, Cum- berland Coul 34, New York Centers! Railroad 134, Northern Reading Railroad 3. We do not see how this advance ean be sustained. It is entirely spasmodic. The bears availed themselves of the rise to put out contracts. The receipts at the office of the assistant treasurer of this port to-day amounted to $216,528 69; payments, $72,722 41—balance, $4,137,423 47. The following statement exhibits the earnings of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the expenses of its manage- ment, during the half year ending June 30, 1854;— Pexxevivanta RAttnoan. Months. Earninge, Expenses. Janwary........ $275,192 04 $148 3 February + 297,657 86 145, 1985 % March. 208,911 Bt April. 139/084 20 May. 137,185 25 dune. 72,622 31 Tot. 1 year..$1,58 $898,375 06 Same mos in '53. 1,459 661;358 07 $252,018 99 $189,171 54 From this it appears that the net profits of ihe com pany have been $893,275 for the first bali of the preaen year—equal to the faterest at six per cent per anaum on Increase...... $421,190 53 $29,779,107. If we deduct from the net revenue, as above exhibited, the half year’s interest, paid on the Ist inst., upon their five million lesa, amounting to $150,000, we have the sum of $748,375 as the profits on the capital stuck of the company, amounting (incia ling subscriptions to western railroads,) to about cleyen aad a half millions of dollars, or at the rate of nearly thir- teen per cent per anrum upon the whole capital stock. The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 20th inst., were — For the payment of Treasury debt For the customs $10,415 35 2,215 85 The Bosten Journal of the 21st inst., euya:— Money is decidedly more abundan‘, but confidence is wanting, aud the effects of the increased supply are peutralzed te on extent suficient to give the market an nd stringency. In proc Jenders will reevver some deg-ee of courage, and fee ing perhaps that whe world sai. rolls upon ite axis, not- withstanding the shocks ithan received, may be willio; to incur some rink for the sake of making. their cattal productive. Prive gotes and eotigters|joans have been negotiated to-dey at 19 per cent, aud money is ulferod nore frecly on evil to atromg houses. Eastern Palco stock bas depreciated to a ey low figure, seiling ot the b ard this morning at 67%¢ to 63. Rumors prejudicial to the credit of this corporation have been freely cireulated in the street, and these dv ubtles» contributed to effect the great decline notived. We buve been assured, however, by reliable well neauainted with the sfitrs of *his corporation, that ite epeagements thes far have in every {nstance bewn honored, aad aluhongh, ad wight be evpectad in times Indisna 13g, Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 1, Erie %, | 147 08 the tressury from lan Ja, 4,886 61 For the War Department... .. 625 00 For carrying appropriations for the War De- partment upon treasury books... ++147,940 65 For the Navy Department. 84 09 | For the Interior Department... 24,056 67 ocumse the average numberof ct daly is about ie. ed lar feelto, :—Andrew lar s square, who Ay Lag bag ey wery badly last, Ie effect. An advance does not hold | 3) | | | of time | | | 3 | | om Famveaat berraat ue ) with) a Lege ey evant yp inner or in, there is no nt ieaye a ‘GiMiculty, if any- ike ordin’ gry’ factivtien ° it hae been float are given to a concern wae is actually, strong in its resources. Eastera Rillrea Compe ay have a large and valasble interest in real estate, 4d are now preparing bonds which the company wit), ably be able to negotiate, and with an undenia' sly ‘and lucrative business, there are no good grou'sds for throwing obstacles in its way by a/- verre se'1orte, which tend to raise unexpected and ac tuslly vmneces-ary embarrasswents mount of coal sent to market from the Cumber- region during the week ending on the 16th of Somaantaeey vie inerease over the shipment the “week 7,879 13 toas aig ee Pea Re of The weck previous © Daring Erm, ased over Cumberland Company’s Rail and = ae ey cones fely cong corsa ou a Toi b,F88 tons over the Mant Savage railroad, making 18,738 3) nie we pal oa a they ARRIMCG vang tone A eae ee are ia naceec ove ie | ik Sraryace bed Baltimore and Ohio, from the Weateraport re- making 9%, md ‘Amount for the By 11 toms (against of which 14,118 tons wellt to market by railroad, and 4,593 z down the canal. Total for the year 295,975 8, against 230,063 tons up to the same of lashes The stock sales at Cincinnati by Hewston & Holmes, at the Stock Board, Merchants’ Exchange, and at private sale, for the week ending Wednesday July 19, 1854, were an follows :—2 $1,000 7 per cent Little Miami Railroad bonds, redeemable in New York in 1858, at 88; 24 shares , Little Miami Railroad stock, 100; 20%shares do., 100; 16 shares Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway stock, 92; 163 sbares Junction do., 25; 50 Cincinnati Western, Qn Tuesiay there were nine deaths from cholera at | 253 82 shares Columbus and Xenis, 95; 40 shares Coving- ton and Lexington, 50; 60 shares Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville, 50. The coal shipments from the avthracite regions of 58, of Swiss, mall,and | Peonrylvania keep up very large. There'was shipped by the Schuylkill Navigation for wee) ending on Tuureday last, 28,242 tons, and for the season, 438,552 tons, against 267,968 tons to the same time last year. The Reading Railway brought down for the week 47,788 tons, and for the season 1,100,929 tons, against 823,518 tons to the same time last year. The shipments by the Lehigh Navigation, for the week ending on Saturday of last week, were 45,441 tons, and for the season 443,930 tons. By the three lines the shipments for the week reach the very enormons tonnage of 121,471 tons—larger than ever before. The aggregate tonnage for the season ia over two million of tops! This is several hundred tons greater than the tonnage to the same time last year. Notwithstanding ali thie activity in the trade, the de- mond is not supplied, and prices are gradually stiffon- ing. The Reading Railway announces another advince of 25 centa per ton after the first prox.,and the other carrying companies wil! probably advance with them. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va- lue of foreign dry goods entered at this port for core sumption, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending and including Thurs- day, the 20th of July, 1854 :-— MovEmeEsts i FongiGy Dry Goons. 1853 1854 sees Entered for consumption. P} Value. Pkgs. Value. Manufactures of wool.. .1,667 $581,619 2,063 $731,391 do cotton. 1,; $353 273; 704 1,359 834, 189 ¢ silk... 700 1, 846, 387 788 743) 987 613 "181,344 349 94,500 Miscellaneous ary goods. 266 189,942 594 144,056 Total... aoe 5,289 289 $2, 473, 281 | 231 Bll 1538 82,048,213 Withdrawn from Warehouse and thrown into the market. Manufactures of woul... 595 $166,918 377 $120,005 do cotton. 107 27,352 179 48, 006 be wee 6 48,354 200 17,028 flax.... 69 (i 936 8 6,022 Miscellaneous dry goods. 87 16,822 19 10,804 TOA)... ..4.eeceserce v9 $285,382 806 $281, 473 Add ent’red for consum' ia,s8b 2,473,231 8,153 3,048, 202 Total thrown on market. 6,258 3 $2,758, 613 5,909 909 $2,30 309, 686 Entered for bog oe J Manufactures of wool bo 709 Do. cotton.. 84 9,118 130 He silk. . 16 «12,108 98. 68,039 flax... — — 43 10)466 Micellaneous ary goode, — — & 35.796 Total..........005 159 $37,984 Low $283,990 Ada entered for con- sumption............ 5,889 as ichalende 5,153 I chrktlabad . entered at port.5, 1,548 $211; 215 6.201 202 $2.38 384,163 163 Foreign productions are sparingly dealt in at uneytab- lished prices, the fall trade not having been as yet com- enced. The tmporte are to a fair extent, and there is & tolerably good stock on hand. Factors do not seem dts- posed to court purchasers atthe expense of a reduc ion frow aprivg prices. This may, for a while, impede ope- rations. However, there must begin shortly ; and when they do, we shall be better able to determine the nature and prospects of the ensuing season’s bnsiness. Stock Excha «ge. Sarcurpay, July 22, a SOabs Cuinbr Iona 33 6 Metropolitan Bk. 1003, 20 Mic Trans Co.... 21 830 2075 260 2134 bao 213g 199 Penn Coal Co. .83 208% 220 NYCen RR 60 100 FL&K Jt stk. b10 (CO £eréan’s G Mach 20 Lo ante k Gold.s3 jo... ..bnwk RR.. 08 50 do 10 Nor Ind RR. OL 100 Nor Ind Con,.b50 84639 200 106 Mich Sou RR.bID 95 SECOND BOARD. $3000 Frie Bas of 83 853; 10shaNYCen RR.. 923, 12000 II} Cen RR Bas. 69 . 92% “Too. Pan nae ‘Ye is. 96 69 96 10shs Pk of Amer. 106 = 10CI& ToL RR... 1K Wo Continenta Bk. 100 10a... 2 500 Erie RR 2 50 260 Nie trans Co..38 21s, 50 | 200 2880 200 10 200 50 TO Mich Soa RR. OF 550 100 Nor&WorRR .n30 60 do. 30 50 Gold Hiil Mine. 300 Cumb Cl Co 100 no wo 600 = , CITY T4ADE REPORT. Sarcapay, Jaly 22-6 P.M. Senpe—About 46 bbls chaogea bands at former pricey. ber pei trre—Fiour continued to tend upward. Th Jay's operations comprised 9,5) hula —imf State at $6 a $6 25) commen to choice to, 4 e7 qixed to fancy Western, $7 250 $8 87%. and ot) hinds st proportionate figures. CaonJita was inactive. 200 bole. Southern floar tery phgreg at old rates. Thove were old (06 bis rye sey corn meal at $$ new itatore, The a Southern red at $1 75. $1 80, and 690 buahels Upper Lake do. at' $1 48.01 50. Some 3,000 bushels rye 22a 61 24 per dushel Oats were unaltered. good demand. false emrace! 47,090 for unsound, and 6%. a 730. for Western mixed, per bust el. Cortox —The marke’ was steady, with sales estimated as high 9a 1,500 bales, Corre —fales of 700 bage Rio by mite at Ona 10 e., end 400 mats Java at 40. 4 trmcnns—To 1, iverpool, about 5,! Oy bushels wh» at, in ship's bags at 4)50., aad 6.000 do ‘grain st 44. Cotton was 7-390. a ((d.; and 150 barrels ashea were ongrged by the steamer Asia at 608. per ton measurenent TT) Lon | don, 500 barrels Turpentine were taken at 2a To Havre, small lots of cotton were engaged at So. To Bremen. 1,600 berrels resin were engaged st 9d. to Ie; 300 bales e) tion at ‘ge, and 75 barrels asbos at about 810 per barrel ‘There was po change in rates to California, which varied from 400. a 486. per foot measurement Hay.—b00 dales were gold at G5c. a 70¢. for shipmer Hors were quite dull, and nominal. oy —The market was firm at $41, with moderate ralen. Rockland was in demand, at 90c. for common 05 for lump, per bbl. Nava Sromm.—the transetions { spirits turpentine at 4oe., cash: 200 wis $4; 2,000 b aded 700 bbls. turpentine at fine rosin at $2 50 9 $3 60, and 590 do. No. 2 rosin 3. M On ‘piions raled quiet, at formar rates, and we have no sales to report beyond 5,00) galloas lin- see, from store, at 800. a 82¢. por gallon. Provisions—Vork was purchased to the extent of 900 bbls. here at $12.0 912 1234 for moss aud Biv 25 a $10 735 for prime, with 1000 bbls. mess deliverable in sep. tember st private herg:in. Cut mente wore more ta qnired for; the evlos consisted of S80 packages: ahoullers 2h Me,a bie; hams at Oc. @ per lb. Taere ware 800 hbis lard taken at Vie. a lOc. per pound, Beet va- riea little, sales bavine been made of 210 bbls at previous figures, Butter and cheese were unaltered Rich.—Salea of 150 casks were made at $3 75 a $425, FUGARE —Tranvactions were light, ant 259 bhde Cabs od muscovado sold at 4c a 5e., and 300 boxes brown Hava. na athe. a 51fe. tant Tee About 100 hhds. Kentucky leaf were sold at atont 7352. Wrmusiy—Tthere were only 200 bhla Ohio aad prison | or of J. rocured to d-y at 28c. a 28sec. per gallon. Married, Ou Thursday, July 20, by the Rev. Dr..8. E he Jommus Heueann to Canons H., eldest daughter of the Jete jobs Ivman, all of this city. Tv Brooklyn, on ipo omen nly 20, by the Rev. Sils Billings, pn c. _—_ of Brooklyn, ‘to Dianna at Mount Proj og ay L. 1, on Saturday, July 22, by the Rev Wm 4. Lewis, ‘Rector of the Charch of tbe Holy ‘Trinity, ANMI8, eldest daughter of James 5. bon and B. F. Bswaap, of Locust place, Southington, Copnesticut, On Thuraday, July 20, at the residence of her father, in Avonsdale, near Chester, Pa.. by bv byt A. 8. Harris, Cuanies M Gitumrsen, of New ip © ae, Cae) Fp dauguter of Simeon Lord, Eaq., of 21, oan a a illness, Mr. Joun ear of and coq ee of tho family are re- ly Tita, te sid = funeral, at —— Ly te residence, 7: 8 Frank- fort street. 6 * On Friday, July 21, WaeuxrF. Buromes, of the firm of Burgess & (ay, tn the 44th year of le age. ally invited snationd 22 faneral, West Thirty- third treet, Western 2 EowARD Evsanmrr, of England, On Thi y st $3 yeats and aturday, July 22, CLavpe Howtasp Taomrson. The friends of his pareate, Fredk & @. ani Corilla C. C, Thompeon, are respectfully invited to at'end his funeral, frow their resi 12 Lamartine place, Twenty-ninth street, between th and Ninth avenues, three o'clock on Monday a ternoon. Ov Saturday, July 28 at” 20 minutes past 4o’clock A. 7 of reenelion #aL MoCamray, in the 19th year of me funeral will take place at two o’clock this after- noon, from the residence of his aunt, Catharine Gorman, 65 Luurens street, corner of Broome. California, Boston, and Philadelphia papers please copy 4 Friday, July 21, Guorcr Ropiyson, youngest child me 1 cod Ano Macin Patieer: 000 ¢ pimvls tea jaye. of Joreph The fuxeral will take place, from the residence of his father, 161 South be igen street, Williamsburg, at halt- past nine o'clock this morning. July eo, at 40’clock, at the resi- ughter, Mrs Cordelia Johnson, -ORDEIIA WEER COLYER, relict of @. Colyer, Harlem, ive of Shorne parish, county of Keut, Eagland, in ct resignation and full hope of blessed inmortality, 6%th year of ber age. The fuveral services will take place at St. Jodn’s Chureh, corner of Waxhington and Johnson strevts, Breoblyn, at fveo’clock this afternoon. The friends of the family, and of her sons, Georgy, Richard and Vincent Colyer, arv respectfully invited to attend , without further notice. On Saturday morning, July 22, at his residence, Ja- maica. L 1., tar. Marx Levy, afte: a short illuess, in the 40th year of his eae His friends, and those of the family, are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, from the residence of his mother, Mr. L. 8. Levy, 82 Macdougal street, at eleven o’clock this forenoon. On Friday evening, July 21, of cholera infantum, Jonny Vincent, youngest son of William and Mehettable Rutter, gaen json of Dr. E. V. Brown, aged ¥ months and 13 jays. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at four orelock after- noon, from 126 Eldridge street. w n Sarexeey, July an Wituam Way, aged 25 yearsand month: His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. His remains will be taken to Cal- vary Cemetery for interment, from his late residence, 56. Mott street, at two o’clock this afternvon. On Saturday morn’ 6, July 22, Capt. Davip Marriy, in the 56th year of his His remaina will be faken to Trenton, N. J., for inter- t balf-pest six o'clock oa Monday morning, from hie Jai id- noe, 57 West Twenty-third street. Philadeiphia Ledger please copy. On Saturday, July 22, Romgrr forsyTu, son of James and Ann Forsyth, age 'L year and 5 months, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, from the residence of his pareots, 15 Walker street, at three o'clock this afternoon. His’ re- mains will te taken to Greenwood for intermaat. On Saturday morning, July 22, at 10 o'clock, after a protracted illness, CuaRLEs E SNEDECOR, aged 34 years. Bis friends and acquaintances ara’ reapectfully re- ueeted to attend his funeral, from his mother’s @i- o’clock on Monday fure- vita ib, flaws ese Jul; i] ane McEnany, the beloved wife Mekoary, y, in'the 34th year of her age. of ee frien le, and those of her husband, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at two o’click this after- noon, from her late residence, 26 Pell street, without fur- ‘her invitation. ‘On Friday, July 21, after » lingering illness, Aww Marta Kimscnavm, widow of John D. Kirschbaum, aged 83 years, an old resident of the city. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her faneral, from tbe resi- cence of her son, Daniel Kirschbat Thirty -rixth street, Jour doors wes of Ninth avenue, at three o’cluck this afternoon. On Saturday, July 22 Murra Orrey, aged 29 years, 10 “days. months and | The friends and acquaintances of the family, also the members of Rolaod Lodge No. 10, A. O. of G. F., are respectfully requested to attend the funerai, at two o’eleck this afvern.0n. Op Ssturday morning, July 22, after a short illovss, Leuise McNatty. The frieucs and acquaintances are respectfully invired to attend the funersl, from 56 Henry street, without fac- ther notice, at four o’clock this afternoon The re mains will bo taken to Greenwood Cemetery for iater- ment. On Saturday afternoon, July 22, of @ severe illness, CismexTing ELvina, daughter of Alfred J. and-Elvira Meo Collough, aged 1 year, 9 months and 16 days ‘The relatives =a friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 126 Hammond street, at half past two o’clock this afternoon. On Friday morning, July 21, of consumption, Sanam I mwansst, wife of Corveli Traphagan, daughter of the Jate Abrabam G. Demarest, aged 23 years, 8 months and 29 da, The relatives and friends of the family are vesporttali invited to attend her fun«ral. at two o'clock this after- noon, from her late residence, No. 6 Orchara street. Hor remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. ‘New Jersey and Vermont papers please copy. On Saturday, July 22, Maruew J. Wiittams, stepson to Féward McCarthy, 47 Main street. Brooklyn. The friends and relatives of the faraily are respectfully iovited to attend the funeral, from the above uamed | place, a1 one o’clack this afteraoon. & On Ssturéay morning, July 22, Caartes H., youngest sen of James and Bridget McNulty. ‘The funeral will take place at four o'clock this after- neon, precively, from the residence of his father, 14 Menice street. On ¥aturday, July 22, the son of John Sullivan and Hlizaneth Howran, aged 22 years, a native of the parish of Listoweli, county Kerry. Ireland. The friends and scqualvtances, and those of his brothers in-law, Jeremiah, William and Charies Periman, aie invited 10 atvend his faneral, at two o'clock this af: te-noon, from hia late residence, 28 Bridge street, In Brooklyn, op Friday, July 31, ANNA ADELATDR, sec- ons davgbter of John N. Taylor, in the 16th year of her age The friends of the family are requested to at- tend her funeral, at six o'clock this alternoon. from tie residence of her father, in Union street, near Clinton. At New Brighton, Staten Island, on Satariay, Juty 22, Jaane Roranis Tnoy, son of Jamos ant Kilen Troy. ‘The friends and acquaintances are lavited to atten hia {unerei, {om $6 Hudson street, at twolve o'clock this ey ADVE TISENENTS ; BENEWED Bf EVERY bat. cath Eten, Jul or On Seturcay m dence of her hier’ Mrs. FM HEWAY THOWSON WILL LEAVE nis DI- rection at Union Hotel he will oblige « friend F We. JOSEPH D NELUSOY, O8 MA THOMAS Thompson, wil loaves his add amas James Aloxaader’s, No B Jawer st oot, Hrooklyn, be wiil oblige a friend; wb iaet heard of wre boarding at Mra, Dye’s, in Veusy MATION wANTE bD-0OF - PROROR wooRe, et f btw. Any iaforim evi ‘pe hi wilt te thuakfally ‘secutved et iS and 9 Pi [SEStystION WASTED. meh JOHN MCCABE, A | ho: eure at, and wore plaid panti reat jacker vad att bats feet howe tn Mouday the | ith Le va dng tz ay detects him will tek adly rewarved 6; Dirsot "ti Tiowas McUABE, No, 23 Whitehall street MORI HEDGES Ltg | ARRIVED IN THIS cIry ch Jeune, 1851 per sbi i lizaroth from Lon- his sister by applying at 134 West Tweaty- JOSEPH COX O8 ROSERT COX FORMERLY OF Brookiyn, New Mes Harriet Cox, widew of Dr- vid H Cox, died egently in in Loutaville, Ky., leaving « son dsushter now both ts oof Lhe Protostant Bpisco- 4 ir relatives may 0>- i.dren, by inquiries di institatio R. § B. SHEPARD wile DeuivaR ‘A COURSE OF | aiginus lectures 28, the Disciples Chur ont at) tat ‘The public are inv: Wann, A JOURNEYMAN. WATCHMAKER,. TO | 4. ge to Rowe, Georgia. The io takes wants ehinater, and’ oa of jr wo # Shee 0 a tr month? Home the ew Yor! ting there ® through tick addres 8. G. MoKense, orrey is quickly performed, watchmaker, Hom, Brora pe __ THE, MILITARY. OATHEN ANOY.—TH® MEWREAS OF Tie Finer fomprny Bostmen Guart, are requavied to attend a tin 1d how he, dqnsrtors, No. 47 Went ry ngenonts ef | N | deat seat schaherven re To those a Lorry ‘sat the highest 28 WANTED -AT GgEer's » 219 street peed’ | aoe ry of sawors ne! re ‘a YOUNGLADY WISHES A PLACE Iv A PRIVATE fomi' bui'ding, oa four ds dsys Apply st 50 Prankfors street, rear OY WANTED-TO bi bimee! street. if generally uefa it Bla Sargute to town Mondsy, to W. B. RO. asta? pa Roe aNDS ro Mal vw lo’ Gon Ne. 1 Willem onan A TER WANTED. a gies, 173 ae a salary 9 E* intments, is Ritention, THER A CproumD MAN odeti 9 hi: |PLOYERS MAY BE SUITED WITH HELP OF 4LL f Protective and: Kuplovmens s an: ve an Erect, Female domossies tbe d Foreign Emi 7. 27 Oresnwich "190 om IN WANT OF FIRST CLASS lv be suited at the ye sing in id bod diss >- eee lidicultion ‘Sy personal we WILKINSON Agent. pt. ee eT audios Fretien, Herate pr tng lame, in a weekly journ Soanmere are vomemre, | 15 BROADWAY. —. ry ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Po. Sona rsp to Ist to ® family or single conte or without board; meals so°ved in rooms; also | two (ony ee The house contains all the modera iw FOR SALE. ————— ns {J aoe FOR SALE nt he pew loot, delivered ot TONS, or MODLD: provements. sts “ WW WOOSTER STRERT.—FURNISAED AND UNI BOND STREET. —TO LET— AP SRTMEN 808 THE | first floor, consi ting of one parlor, ed apartments om the :eoond floor. comfort which they could not flad in amy oshor pla ie. i nisbed ;ooms, with board, hinet de toilet elegently furnish: as, bi ud Southerners wil dmg the den abate PLAC, ‘ORNER oF Cunenoy ‘attat bert f Broad gentle: atta S eplete with every convenience, je room on secoml flo: LADY nn ALONE, UP TOWN, HAVING A wuld rent the same to Seatloman of agreeable home, would advance her ® most painful ey ore ry moment Pl ross Mise Julia, Union Square Po.t Office which wil! with s response at once, hh Be ne cra onc sabnited bes SUI1 OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOO! A uished or unfurnished, t» iet, with bo: more ‘amili. pare means who, for for's a bundred dollars thie FUR- Lipton sae FRONT AND BACK ROOM, ON THE floor, to let, witu or without board, 44 Bixth street, near Firat a paced, to teagh th OAKD-ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, AT 104 HICKS street, oornor of Clark, can he had foc two or three cen- tiemen, oF for » gentleman and his wife—s very pleasant neighborhood, Wan GIRL TO DO THE COOKING, WASHING and beadon a bigtl iy re YOUNG LADIES; OVE be WORK Wilson's, the mochines N ertire charge of Muss be | ove street. a 7 iy at 288 Went Twenty sound a fe pg PRO. 7ESSI borel Those well Bast Thirteenth »| P.M, NAL FEMsLE CO qualities for the rees, Set ween t! aac ‘ANTBD-BY a YouNG WOMAN, to 4 fs ‘bambermai id jo cl pel 0 eee uire at i for two fate et West Mascon stroet, the country. Cromsy A SITUATION Wert Twomtyrseronsh th avenues. Must cOme WwW ANTED—A YOUNG LADY. letable, who is ci to take the sha-ge over s Tha and embroiderey bi ees ard dy of high babili Meet with w la Teupeotabitivy, lites RW, Herald office. ANTED—IN A SMALI FA} FAMILY, A Goon eae Dy at 4 Twelfth streets between Sixt Dules, om Momday morning, from 3 to 120 clock. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO KESP THE BOOKS and attend to the oftice business of » enmmer hotel, fthe fret class. He must de thoroughly acqusin of with usiness, and of polite address. Address box 1.051 Post INDUSTRIOUS AND honee, ‘or part of « hi dy preferred. Addres: or in the counwy. Adv cbree days. en to procu ty 40 South | Herald offies, for Persr SPECIAL NOTICES. in hereby count-rmarded AE. Bisset *IkST COMPANY NATIONAL GUARDS —THE O rade ard drill «rdered see Measey evening 2th tnat , order P ESSIN. JES Commandant rs Orderiy Sergt. tree tay. prec Vik» vein rpal % Taquive at'% Faston otzeet, Aecar fh ™ as UO" BUN, ch the makes and Concord atrests Brook ™ swage wai foneral of 8.1. Necenved brother, Peter UNH, WILUIAMS, Prositent Jearvn Asnwony, Secretary. ASONIC_NOLICE —THE MEMBERS OF SDRLPRI Lodse No. 23 of Free and Accepted Masons a- hero oy ed to azsumble this Sanday mornieg July 23 JOSLING'S AMERICAN, /REN bs t, 306 Broadway ber Beropen ed tS Si'1for breakin! Darcey Se-retary. Loser ee ton soe ae, AND GERMaN Ki Captain of steame: America NO, 185 OF | OA eap rah. be jon on Monday, ce ei] bode ught wu Me B SO1RTY. THE MEW hereby. sotted to mest at 2 o'clock, © it Br 4 Bag Stind the funeral of t) or at sely, for co tributa of 9 our de: lor By ov the W. M. TOsEr P DE TO} NOU, Bes. SPuuroauie. gi) BROADWAY. at oles thie Sunday eve Se tO ctaloeh and: evece evading derieg tbe veel are portiontarly invited to otters »s wR SPIRIT trom 8 9a M. Pi i the strictly observed, 2B OrOtATy. | 'O THE PUBLIC. Lr Ceotge Mar. otugiog Macah's Py where ft en tons inde sted tor pain wnded by Dr Wateworth will wake paymeot to ner, a6 she fv the only one authorized ¢o Feeeve them drog KBAT SPORT A* great trots Jely 200, mo heate 3 in aree ‘aro respeotfally Mark Levy. from t) 82 Macdousal atree! OW, Wad on rie vm Lady Woccow; Win Woodred unees o 2 Geetecei borh of New York oy 28. nf tren fu Kell BATION & od sige side noe of hi this (sunday) mera: » DR YOU NG seo —THE TH rolans Societe of ING 70 1BE DEC deworth - be corned steost, Sew ode shEe A —The above medic ‘i Re sent medistoe ¥0 0 faknc ts coves yok bvery family ong: ta be aapp od sick mn havd st 7 Washiogtva vircot, wad as *ae ores. THE TURF, TUREE RavOG A SPRINGS, a suly 2 vars MeLaughlia 5, to a¥aleton Wm. 2 ntreville; 8. McLaughlin's bm. Ledy Bolle of Sarstoen, in ay or pay, end will LOST AND FOUND. OUND=A GOLO cm Dyan gives a ie Tr, 0s Wow Telrey vevonth N. ANY PERSON wHo the perperty ie have! FROM TWENTY SIXTH the 19th inst between black Ieathe:unshion $2) will oe oned doteotiva of the FERGUSON CARD... THE SUBICRIPER WILL RECEIVE ney popile toby. for privase, i + hia Fooma, INSU@ANCK. meee ery” FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OFPiCR corver of Chatham She mon loverstle terlas reese toes aad ¢ see by are | rt 7 welts; hendie, fernit: “WBN BRUCE. Provides SWistaNs, tee val ° zp! OARD-FULL OR PARTIAL WITH FURNISHED New house, dora improvements, ae, sath "Sen within three aluutes of 3 a five of street ferries) i cosh beheeen Amity and Congret Boars, —A FEW GE*TLEMEN CAN BE ACSOMMO. dated with board, and neatly furnished rooms, by sp- ‘ying at{No. 11] Leonard atreet, east of, and near, ate 'N BS --The house is newly furnished, papered and painted, Shroughout UAKD IN 50UTR BHOOKLYN.—A PalVaTE Faw Cpe to the South OOF Gwe ntleman, wad his. wifes with 6 . French and English spoken by the wecSbPlY, St at Factor street, bem Bonry aud O.kD WANTED private family, w! there are no other boarders, with- or ten minut ry ith Ferries, fi OAKD DOWN TOWN.—PLEASANT FURNISHED rooms, with board, may be obtaiued by calling a: No, jambors stroot ‘Keferences exchanged. OARD ha by vies CITY.—A PRIVATE FaMILY oleae house in. ono of the tess loca: walk from ferry, would lo oF Feist board. Apply at 19 Sussex place. OaRD WANTED.—BELOW EIGHTH STREET, bid zee: young gentiemen, in ar or no other with bedroo! pantry attached, ating be terms, } OASDING—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR kentlemen and ‘heir wives can be accommodated with {ull oF pectial bourd in Bighly respectable ‘emily, recidiog ima very pleas part of the city. For par. fculare apply st 426 Hudeor, etrent, OARDING wg sours BROOKLYN. LADY having taken a firs house, will I orsingle with board. ‘The house ls” ple Ded he Hami ton avenue ferry. home : daasred. ryavsod. A splondid suite of parlors, fronting ou Broadway, oan be obtained by early applica- tion winner at 53g o"olock. OUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR THE FIRST OF august. fore gentieman, tus pleasant located situs- tion, where the cor rts of » home may be renee Ra hi hour’ sail or rid: of the city. Address Ai wos Peat Uffice, stating ter.as, which mus: be mdcrate. FOUR DOLLARS PER WEEK m fora single centleman. and a room for # uth avenue, between )UNNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LESs PW vichour oasd, 861 (78 croadway, corner of Thirty re new house, with 1 the modern a6 ith foe part of the as, barbs, and Fitts to go toa \WRNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET—FOR Ge Hine only. Apply at 4 Bond street. Roos COMFORTABLY FURNISHED WITH Par tie] board it desired, foes young gentleman, at 195 tind eat, corner of Ve: brvesen strent ;batbs abd gaain thr Salt water | bsths toot of Deabcosa se Also 54 Walker TATEN ISLAND —A SMALL FAMILY, OF T¥O OK three single gentlemen, can bey» hoard in a nice cottaze A few wiou from V. bile is Jandiogi Pe ras yin | | — cried | [Wo OR THEER sinou | eowmocated with ple: | GENTLEMEN CAN AC, nt roome aud good board, by spp sing at No 2 Leroy y The h ieod with all thew lock. Freneh, Kag'ish ov te. roen spoken | "(TENANTS REGISTER. | | 635° BROADWAY—TU LET, FUCK LARGE LOCTS 26x10, ip the new mardle buildiog No 635 Boas way, suitable for way ousiness Rent low. Inquire at No “MY Brondway. LADY, HAVING A PURNISZED ANw ted 9 story house, is des'cous of let t May next: wou d superintend It for ule, or would take s partner with » and keep» boarding ho Re . A, Herald office, fur ting t ox il thi | the ssrtien if mount of exchanged Addrora K | three e days. | DSOME FURFISHED HOUSR TO LET; Oa of Rooms tegarnoror separate 26% Beosdway, OusE 10 LET -THE UPPER PART OF THE house over Tut*le’s Bmporiam, comprising twenty six a dry, se-vante’ To 8 on Broadway (No. 345) The ahove premises are well adapt Apply to G. W, TUTTLE on the armished bovel EN ISLAsD.—FOR Sau d ville sites in the , RUTLDING if be Pf spate anaes fa. ure fects to te tbe abite bet oe Sort wi FAN WAGENEN, Cl Clifton, south side. LIFTON, STATEN ISLAyD.—TRE Suniespan Rg tte af edna amb ig the Beste the sane of W. nen, aed The te the most Teatlences oa t oisteod = M Soa Baris Ronde ers or at the end of the omnibus route, C! FOR Sala bi BXCELLENT LO- OR SiSLE—THE eos m2 town STUCK AND fIXTUKES For partisulars, inquire LkarE AND FIXTURES OF & vety foe deep fixtures ail newly put Mug of business; located in bees bul- low | Tale is ‘tno athe ety od a bo = oh! ster, bath reom, apply on ILLINERY GOODS BUSINESS FOR SALE—LO« Mi cated in Brooklyn; » rare opportunity to onter on @ Profitable apd established business, with an excellent rum of sele low to & >ash customer. For particulars address 0. F. M., Berald office, SUMMER HOUSES < OR COUNTRY RESIDENCES — > Four cotta Ive or ot four. a of James ee ‘or of J. ie HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. RIAGE FOR SsL8.-4 SEW THRER SEATED | On immer oarri. never b used. i juire at M. Flynn's stables, No. 18 Weat Tb FOR, SALE A SORREL MARE 166 HANDS HIGH, six years old, oun trot in $34 minutes, warra feotly sound ar@ kind bendasme and stylish, Taneiee of '. HaY, 69 Wooster street Price ry fast, warranted sou mites Aduress M. A., He SALE--A FINKE MURGAN HORSE. SEVEN Perfectly sound and kind; ean be driven im years oli Re Kees ‘very good ty © and cen trot in about four the mile; isa captal saddie bonet, Priee $173. apnly at CUNCKLIN & UGUS, corner of Twomey street and Four:b avenue. ORSE FOR SAL&.—A FULL BLOODED BEAUTIFUL dark bay horses soveu year? old 1534 hands high, per- feorly bros ‘i Seusle harm tlemen and aie fand kind. Price nevents apply at WARD'S § Ei th | Muies will po well to cal ang Cyanine the stock HN WESTBROKE, MUSICAL. 2.000 2.324% 34022 IN RENT BY COOK & Brother, tad Broadway, in taking large ware- rooms up town. which er aces thew’ to sel to $00 cheoper than down town houses Musi ms, quite, 1 vio ine, strings, °S FIRST PAEMIUM PIANOFORTS! chwent of new toe nd hand je: . ow haeno operio! in all'tne polate wolch co instrament. LINCOLN & THOMPSON, sole agents, 441 Broadway. aid L pesih Sol tide RA. » PROFES- tor of the concertin: vl inns suppl owerrtina music on a EDUCATION. eee TTeRhoes HERALD bl ene Bade DAILY.—@. C. BRISTOW’S skill the rest writii ere ry Keep and copy this, "PROPOSALS. Prgegals, FOR § SHOES FOR THE hgh YORK Fire Department Fucd.—BSeaied preposis. will be re- ogived anti) the is: dey of <a as lying shoes for the widows and orphans of t x Fire Department et from October, Tae sea Ootoder, 1455, mpany the proposals, Por fartber thee of undersigned, Committee of 86 Pike slip. jowery. Hhisee 16 Ue 83 at Mi CEI LANEOUS, URN ISHING Go) GUOKS ar oR N’S1 ASTOR HOUSE. receives from a and London a fine assort- ps tet cannes a peer ones bic eravate, gloves, bai bu ph fuze, merino wi te sae Some hy oe ‘at tas Ss AstorjMouse. SOME HANDSOME 1 ae ARE YACAN transient boarders ORE 70. LET oR 7 fw) 0. miser 11) Nassau Se OREES, or to H. BEING econd LET-THE S1ORE KO 2m BOWERY 26 fect 9 inches fons, and 9! fert deep. also the # tvory. Apply to L. BALDWLN, 89 Delancey street, TORE AND BASEMENT NO. 18 SPRUCE power if desired; store £0. No 6103 Fooms 618 Srond say; basement 0 wi iy to JAMES PRICE, 201 Hudeon street, L NEAT COTTAGES, A wih bonutitat yard, Coston po LET OR LEASE - SEVE contsining eizht coo water de. $200 r until May next two or shree years at $20) per year Si uated in Toriy. third street m¥ifth and Sxth avenues. FOWLER & FRANKLYS, 71 Thirty fith strvet near Broadway. 0 LET AT WILLIAMSBURG—THE CUPOLA 5G ord street, with four far ieouk Souctanie sontleman « family: preyerty, wilt te sold prise $12 000 ‘App y at 1 GFand cot. Hircet, Wiliamaturg — FROM THE 1ST OF avau FIRST floor ond bnee ‘avd bedroom on the second floor, of the three story horse No, 24 Sullivan street. TORY AND ATTI? HOUSE. NO. rent $700; possesvion immedinvely. > ‘O LET sumwER RESIDENCE To with six rooms, stable 8 bewutifal “with truit and regetstier, sisuated otzht ; in by stege aed stonn ottage, Broadway Post (fice. OR RENT—FOR MECHANICS SHOPS dwellings —A few lots left at Fortiet between Fifth y Hil. buttdings, floors ho city, Mw A E Ubaitthe pric of ony other par’ of ly to K. G. PIP RCH, Pine steoet, corner of Brodway, or ohio carpenter shop, on the promises ) RES T-A HOUSE 1S THE RIGUTA WARD, SIT uaved between Mone 4 Broome et.erts, ant only ire vlocks fivm sos @way Inquire at #0 Grvens aurees. on Ls pg tina y duly Mand 25, between GA. M and? ‘0 RENT OR LEASE— THAT SF ov W STORE, Do 150m Sixth » tgo strente, Also, the mod Forty ath streot rome kk. G. PISCE, Pine etreet, cor eis apely ‘i of Brondway. | ree or NEW PUBLICATIONS. D ‘8 BANK NOTE PLATE DELINEATOR —THIS aTalushle publication the appearance of which anxious have born evgealy outing forts pow realy, and aul Dauk Mirros,’ Tae + dere: ween rare, in’ pay patyonage from the public Su worl Taney for Delineator, year. of joms will be Teasivet at his Baee Ns } e Mirror entitling exch wubgcriver to) 1 book of pees and coin a) Te OHN G6. DYE, No ‘S Maldon Jano. MUeTEENG CMILDREN, bas fol ang J Nenette spd bi aud Pietai ber of 29 TH A CASH catAReh jollers in an estabi whiel ie peving, Lo mt _ pes ae Teal parse on Done need rly % cee abte © celebrated abit shire reestablishment, Nol ys Lo 2 ora IT OUT AND KREP IT.—CASH pamphlets, old i Noman” books, Rm Cc peid for old AN & FERSCR, SHOW CA! ®, 07 Bowery, near Walker strost.—Cases ms ry 7 wales stiver } bia ‘brass. rose ard gg TI me cores taken in exchange. Orden ‘0 SHEET METAL ES uanL pokes wath, he EB OF the most valuable and wi its that has been anted within the last ten years, hea Pere awarded to W'- iam Webster, of Morrisanis, New York, (letters potent — sees ae for ble machin: 19 dept furri¢hing barane, Yos3 brosdwey, "Seay and sant Institete, “BE GENUINE score HOR WATER OF AYR HOX 88 from. river Soctlend, in blocks for pel. Printers. joi rough pieces for warble polishers, sos datcnes slight or pencils for wateb tool waters, Also manufectmred and mounted on mabo Ly WoToteo end wood cases, There havin, Troan articles fotre ued into the market within, the u the advertisers gasrantes to enpply none bub eo article, which bas maintained tte eherscter for century. pati from stake buoy of Throgy Firat prise, rilver piteher boat in to save reaeere AT HOBOKEN ON TUESDAY, THE j wet. Wii) Com” Ol & regntte for small sal! boats. et and under) ir = the stisntic Hotel, Hewouee her, the propricor of the lotel, offers vow to the reso To atart el 4 For artionlacs Toeetce of Mr. KiNG” CHARLES AND BL aT i 3 ops, memmoth Neviowndland pups, Prerrlers, Region ‘ewd ok do wo Water w wre HES, JE Omron TER Waren ogthzomernters whi & chia Pa fal jew Founil, ot leve than veust aed UO ALLEN, 1: Wall street, second £09