The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1855, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Turepax, Jane 26—6 P. M. ‘The excitement in Wall street is on the increase again. The bulls are again in the sscendancy, ani we look for snother inflation. At the first to-day, Ilinols Central bonds advanced 4 per do, Freeland, 3; Cumberland, }; New York Railroad, 1; Harlem, }; Reading Railroad 4; Exie, 4; Michigan Central Reilroad, }; Cieveland and Pitteburg, 3; Galena and Chicago, 14; Cleve- land and Toledo, 1}; Chicsgo and Rock Istand, 1. California 7's declmed 3 per cent; Nicaregas Trausit, 4, There was more activity in State stocks to-day it i end Missouri 6's sold largely. Railroad bonds have gain become active. The rapidi’y with which the linois Central Railroad Company is disposing of ita lands, is attracting purchasers for the bonds, and the sales today were quite large. There is nothing of importanes doing in bods of other com- panies. We notice a sale of Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage bonds at 73 per cent, the first public sale of the new iesue. Railroad stocks of all classes were in demand to-day, at bat ter prices. Exie was particularly active, aud im- proved from the opeving. Upwards of six thousand shares were sold at the first board. It closed very firm at the advance. The result of the n2gotiations which have for some days been going on between the Erie and Central, relative to through passen- gers—both first class and emigrant—will soon be an- nounced, and we believe it will be satisfactory to all parties. These companies must either work toge- ther upon fair and equitable terms, or they must g> in for the most desperate competitions, in which bota would be serious cufferers. The Erie Company have made the fairest propositions to the Central Com- pany; and if all the difficulties are not amicably ad- juated, it will be the fault of the latter oompany. Afew dsys will decide all the questions at issue. We have no doubt large purchases of Erie were made to-day in anticipation of a favorable se:tlement. Reading was a little more buoyant to-day. The report that the July dividend would be four per cant, is pret‘y generally believed; and, although much disappoiat- ment is expressed, the hope of larger returnsin Janusry affords some consolation to permanent holders. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad sold to an ‘unusual extent today, and we notice a good many speculative transactions. It strikes us that this stock is not high at current rates, and we do no’ gee what basis the bears have for their operations, All the roads diverging from Chicago are doing well, and their stocks are steadily working up- Chicago and Rock Island should command prices follas high as Galena and Chicago, but none og them are worth more than par. After the atjournment of the board, the follow- ‘ing sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper:— $11,000 N, Y. & Harlem B.R , 1st mort., int. added,901¢ 1,000N. Y.andEneRR,’ 24 “ 97 160 shares Commercial Bank..........4+. 05654100 Adrian H. Muller will ofr at his regu’ar waekly gale of stocks to morrow, at 12} o’closk, at ths Mer. chante’ Ex:hange, @ variety of railroad and bauk securities, by order of Thompson Price, adminis” trator. At the second board a very buoyant feeling pre valled, and lesa ‘disposition was exhibited to sell. Canton Ccmpany advanced } per cent; Nicaragua, 4; Cumberland, 3; New York Central Railroad, 3; Erie Railroad, }; Harlem, 3; Reading Railroad, 4; Paname, j. At the cloge, holders were firm at our -quotations. The sales at the Minirg Stock Board to day ware a3 follows; — 1,060 shares Conrad Hil pref, Mr. J. Thompson will sell, on inst., at the Merchants’ Exchange, at half-pas: twelve o'clock, a large lot of Indiana State stocks, by order of the Auditor, for account of several guspended binks of that State. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the gros in- come of the Harlem Railroad Company in each of tke first five months of the past three years:— New Yore cg = a Rarzoap, 1854. 1856. $77,795 $02,805 63,457 78,896 16,971 1 72,760 17,875 82,150 85,288 $372,123 $415,026 bee an increase every month this year compared with last, while in each of the first five months of 1854 there was a falling off compared with 1853, except in January. The aggregate in- crease this year has been $42,893, equal to about eleven per ceut. The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's office to-day, were as follows:— Paid on treasury account, Received do. The payments include $12,500 California drafts, and the receipts include $100,000 from the West. The warrants entered at the Treasury Depar:- ment, Washington, on the 224 inst., were as fol- For ring on account of the navy. Covering inte Treasury from misc. sources. The steamship Atlantic, from this port for Liver- pool tc-morrow, Wednerday, will carry out between seven and eight Lundred thonsaud dollars in specie, ‘There was vot a very active inquiry for foreign ex- change for remittance by the packet, aud the sup- ply of bills in the market was ao great that rates receded alittle. Bills on London, first class, were old at 9{.210 premium. On Paris 5f. 15 a 5f. 124, » The Hartford Fire Insurance Company has made a dividend of 14 per cent; the Phenix Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, has alo mads a dividend of 10 wer cent, and called in an instalment of 10 per cent: ‘The Mercantile Bank of Hartford has declared a Gividend of 5 per cent. The United States Hotel ‘Company, of Boston, has declared a semi-annual dividend of 2 per cent. The Boston and Lowell Railroad declared a dividend of 3 per cent. The sarual meeting of the stockholders of the Taunton Branch Railroad Company was held at the office of the Treasurer, in Boston, on the 25th inst. From the annual report, read at the meeting, it sp- pears that the income for the year ending May 31, 1855, was $90,539 33, Expenses, (which include every kind of expenditure on the road,) $55,321 46, Net earn'ngs, $36,217 92, This road is entirely ont of debt, and has for the past twelve years declared an annu@ dividend of 8 per cent. A semi annual dividend of 4 per cent, payable Jaly 2, has been lately declared. The meeting made choice of the following disectors:—-W. A, Crocker, F. Homer, N. H. Emmons, 8. Frothingham, W. Sturgis. Ata subsequent meeting of the directors, W. A. Crocker was chosen President; A. E. Savage, Superin, tendent, and E. Pickering, Treasurer and Clerk. The Treasurer of San Francisc> thus computes the debt of that city:— aa i al cont bonds issued ander as poste lay, 126,060-—$1,582, 941 ed 1864... 60,000 . 1,000 *” . 27,000 sity) oats Bon dae 50,000 Present to be in accordance with act passed May 4, 1856, pay, se eeeeeene see 1,600,000 ‘Total indebtedness up to July 1, 1855... $8,310,941 ‘The interest to be pald avaually on the city debt is an foilows;— mon’ see 7,500 — per cent ae oe principe issued, oa; $1,0,000, at 6 per cent............+ y. $278,600 ‘The receipts for the year are thus estimated: — Asneened value of taxable property, as per Total... ccoccrcercccrceccscscscsseees assesoment list............4++++- $62,000,000 ‘The present tax is 2 15-100 upon each $160, wi rate would be produced from taxes $1,118,000. It cannot be e: that this full amount will be ceipts from Superior Court vill re om Su r srerege 61,000 per moat 1 rents, about..... 946,000 The Boston Courier gives the following review of the shipping interest cf that city, which will apply to that of any other city on the seaboard :— Navigation is at this time unusually de; from 8 variety of circumstances; one, the unusual price of all | ole and the juent price of labor, by ry — averaging $16 and $20 for seamen, and $30 to 3 for cooks, against in former 8¢ low for vessels, $10 per month for men and 12 and $15 for cooks—a great many vessels having left and are leaving New Orieans for Havans and our Northern cities in bal'ast, as well as some for deal ports in the vinces of Canada, at scarcely living business. Still other large sbips ere hauled up there, and quitea mumber of captains have come North and left them. Quite a number of these ships are of the largest class. Going down from English or American ports in ballast, and aga must leave a respectable loss for those concerned. Clipper ships are doing much better, and while, aajwe predicted, the latter ships would be almost ueeless in dull times, it shows that they are very re- spectably employed, and bid fair to continue ao. business is not #0 depressed as the domentic business of this country, for which the moat of the greater class of vessels are employed. Smaller navigut‘on feels the change, and the earnings are very small, the coasting trade being literally nothing. The coal trade, we fe wane at a at = former yer or gards ine of property, quite # number of lage vessels are on the merket constantly withoat purshas- ere or remucerative offers. Good ships, having made but one vo: 1, of than six months, can be pur- chased for $45 to $47 per ton, where last year, we paid the same price for hull and ie pe which psople con- versant with commerce will see isa marked di nce. We hear that offers are even made below these dgures. A correspondent sends us the fellowing commu: nication in relation to the through freighting busi- ness of the New York Contral Railroad Company:— Can the atockhoidéra of the New York Central Rail- road be aware of the responsibility that they are made to assul present action of their secretary, in rectipting for the safe transportation of freight over other rai than their own, and guaranteeing the delivery of the same in specified time at points in Michigan, Ohio, Ilinois, &c.? ‘This is no doubt the firat time that any railroad company has undertaken to ba- come sponsor for the management, to such aa extent, of other roads. Ienclose s handbil, signed, I presume, by the authorized agents of the Central Railrond, and con- tuining the objectionable features which I have referred to, viz : offering as scorporation to do acts which are no doubt foreign to the purposes of their charter, and cortainiy not contemplated by the stockholders, ars, when business was Stock Exchange. ‘AvESDAY, Jans 26, 1855. 100€0 In State 6a b2 100 sha Har RR..b50 2979 +b60 8 4 9 39 of 10C0 H Riv 24 mt bs 10C0 H Riv 3d ing ba 8500 Ul Cen RR bd: 5560 do. +s 10K0 a... B80 8000 TIC R& Fr bds 15000 do... b60 4000 do... 4000 T H&A lat mb 2000 T H& A 24m b 3000 NY CRR eb bd 6000 V&TRR2d mb 87 ahs City Bonk... 118 40 American Fx Bk 115 17 National Bank.. 128 2 Serres it Co 162% 5 Shoe&LeathBank 1(5 10 Corn Ex Bans... 104% 27 US Trust Co, lt 200 do .060 81 700 Gard’r Gold Mine 1% NY Cen RR..b30 101 SSSSSss Chic &RIRRK... 98 MS &N Ind RR. 10914 Panama RR..... 108% BOABD. 100 shs NY C RRaém 100 ig $5000 Ind State 5’s.. 85 85000 Ili Ca RR bb6O 843¢ 5000 IC RRFribds 82 606 NY Cen 7's... 102: 5000 Er Oy b ’71"b30 86 100 Erie 100 Railroad... GOCO dO... ee. 85 400 shs Canton Co s3 28%, 100 b30 2836 100 2834 16 150 do. b30 2834 100 Nica Tran Co b60 17 see « 104 100 do......b30 17 400 Ils Central RR.. 9634 50 Cumber Coal Co. 3134 600 do.....b4m 9734 200 do. 60 81}, 100 Clev & ToledoRR 95 60 do.....b10_313¢ 310 G0...444483 996 40N Y Cen RR 101% 20Chi&RIsRRDS 98 Cotton Trade. Lrverroon Cuassiricarion. Orleans Uplands. Florida. Mobile. % Tezas, Ordinary to good 10 91034 10 w10i¢ 10 910% 10 alosg Low middling... beds (ie fal lMsl2 1kele Middhing, av. list —lixg—" —T1y —Vg— 1 vd rom lot —117%4— 15 nits —12sg— Good middling.. 12%40123¢ 12340 12: a 127% 133 Middling fait... 12413 18 a13@ 13340 18% 13%20 13; Fair to good fair 13° 81336 13 a123¢ 13) ‘4 13igale REVIEW OF THE MARKET, ETO, At the date of our last respects per Pacific, on 13th inst, our market closed steady, with indications of a Bperations of the preceding month, owing to, tlographie ‘opera’ preceding month, o raphic Advices of coatinued and heavy ralas at the Southwest, The large advance at Liverpool, brought by the Atlantic on thatmorning, barely raised prices 14 ‘cent, and was lost the next day by the pressing desire of partis torea- lize on speculative purchases which they had to receive. The sales for that week, up to the arrival of the St. Louis on the following Wednesday, were 12,000 bales, which includes shipments of speculation cotton in de- fault of sales here at maturity of contract. Ordinarily, the advices brought by the St. Louis to Sth inst, of an advance of 344., would have steadied our market, but the idea of heavier receipts disturbed sellers; and as buyers forspeculation did not come forward, and an opinion prevailed that the Asia would not coafirm the quotaticns, which later in the day proved correct, the market set in for a gradual decline. The letters by the Asia were received on Friday morning, but did not exer- cise apy influence on prices, as our market continued to olled by local causes, The sales and shipments since were ‘confined to speculation cotton, and have ave- reged about 1,500 bales daily. Our quotations are re- duced %c. on ordinary, 3c. to 24. ge. om high wre in the t, closing ‘The rains w! occurred & bad the effect anticipated. The rivers at Mobile have again ily fallem, after discharging about 28,000 bales in the fortnight, mostly from Warrior river, and Tea 130, balesin the country, which is now abt of being brought to market this season. uary last we were advised of 30,000 bales cotton waiting navigation at Aberdeen, Miss., on bee river. re is now no stock of conseq! there, it bas hauled, at the current rate of $12 per bale, to phis for shipment. Such operations the early interior buyers ons par with the present high market rates at the sea ports. Some cotton is reaching Orleans Alexandri se ht draft A large present crop tncnavallable ey ase aneewer ‘Tes evening The TOG Tl tae set lan eh CITY TRADE REPORT. Toxspay, Jane 26—6 P. M. Astrs.—Sales of 100 bbls, Canadian pote, were made atp.t. Buxaperorrs,—Flour—The market for common grades was dull, and 120. per bbl. lower; while fancy and extra brands were unchanged. The sales footed up adout 8,000 @ 9,000 bbis., including common to choice State, at $8 25t0$9, About 2,000 bbls. were sold de- lverable in July, at $8 60, and s contract for 500 do, wan settled at about $8 25, Canadian flour—1,000 a 1,200 bbls, sold chiefly at $10 a $10 37 for common, to $10 75 for fancy and extra, with small outside lote of do, at $10 87 2 $11. Southern heavy; about 1,000 bbls. sold ry 1075 for common to brands, and $10 were at —About 200 bbis. were sold at $4878 96. Wheat—The @ 106¢., and to Lnap.—Small cales of Galena were made at 610, Within « few daye past some 1,300 pigs of do. were sold re. at the same a Mo. market was without change, and ssles Navan Srorss exhibited no change of moment, while transactions were limited. Provistons.—Pork was firm, with @ advance in new ime, Tre sales eee Wy made ona free scale and oted up about 2,000 a 3, ' bbis., includiag new moss at $19 50, with emall lots sold at $18 87 8 $19; and free ions in new prime, at $1612; closing at $16 25 &@ $16 37. 500 bbis. new mess sold at 60 days, buyer's Foss) at$20. Beef was firm, with sales of 300100 b>'s. at $9 623; a $10, for country prime, and at $10 75 a $12 76 for do, mess; Chicago repacked,was at $16, and at $17 for extra do.; ‘ime mess was firm. Bacon was better: 100 boxes clear short middles were sold at 10%c, Cut meats were firm: sales 300 » 400 packages at Tic. 8c, for shoulders and at 95c. @ 103¢c. for hams. Lacd Going better, with sales of about 600 bbis. O%e.; the latter figure for prime. Butter wi 8c. for Ohio, and at 18c. a 220. for State. Cheese was dul 6c. a l0e. Rice —The transactions in East India, noticed yester- dey, Included an invoice of 581 bage, in bond, for export; and’also an invoice or two, to arrive, all at p.t. The market for Cerolina was steady, with moderate transac- tions, at 63<c. to 63c., for the whole range. The stock in first hands was said to be reduced. SvuGaxs.—The sales embraced about 500 hhds. Cuda Batoorade at5Xc.a6ke, and 200 do. Porto Ricoat B 6X. ‘Topacco.—The demand for tobazco is moderate ; prices without change. ‘he sales amounted to 83 hhds. Ken- tucky at 8340, a 123¢c.; 311 bales Havana 2c. a 230 ; 140 cases seecleaf at 734c. a 1030. Wuiskry —About 200 a 300 bi Prion, at 35¢., with small 1 were sold, ported at 3854 ADVEDTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SALES aD AUCTION. A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.—PEREMPTORY hio and c. executor’s sale of ancient oil paintings. ALBERT , NILOLAY will sell, on Saturday, June 30th, at 11 o’clock, at the salesroom No, 11 Broad street, the remaining portion of ancient o I paintiogs belonging to the sollection of the T, A. Commins, Esq., including many fine old specimens from the schools o: Poussin, Bamberger, Ton- iers, Van Ols, Bemel, Carlo Marratti, Zuoarilli, Vao Gani, Lanered, Wemrisx, Murillo, Dominichino, Lucso, Goudano, and cther masters of celebrity, many of which 8, aed worthy the attention of connie arts te wi 10 be positively sold t close the estate. Also, a fice collection of modern paintiogs and eagravings, now ready for examination, Catalogues to be had at the salesroom. UCTION NOTICE —J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—BY 8. BOGART, this day, June %7, at 1036 o'clock, at the auction rooms corner of Franklin ana Wililam streets; mortgage sale—one rozewood bedstead, oae fainted bedsteac, one mahogany cardtable, rosewood marble tap wasbstand, quarterte tables, marble tep cen- tre do., evgragings, ot! paintings, carved mubogany bed- steads, tete-a tote sofas, mabcgany spring seat chairs, €o rosewoot, mahogary and olack walnut rockers, Brussels and’ ingrain carpets, India matting, 20 blast walnut and masogany bureaus, polished black walnut tabler, patent bedatesds, hair mattresses, looking glaas- €#, lounges, table cutlery; large aseortment of crocke- ry Are oe ae ware, kitchen farnituie und uteasils, &o., UCTION NOTICY,—CROCKKRY, GLASS AND CHl- AL ua.—J. 8, H. BARTLELT, auctioncer, will sell on Wednesday, June zien, at’10 o'clock, at 251 Peart treet, in Lote to rnit purchasers, & complete acsortment Dest quality brown prin'ed and winte granite wares; also, painted, printed and Rockingbam ware, Freuch cbina vaser, a large assortment of cut and pressed glass ware, ke, Goods well packed for shipping, at moderate charges. SSIGNEE’S SALE—THE STOCK OF GROSERIES A ‘and liquors, ang the fixtures of the store, 144 West irty-second street, will be sold on the premises at pud- lic suction, on Friday, the 20th day of June inst., at 10 o’clock A.M. Dated June 23, 1868. By orderof MICHAEL PURCELL, Assignee. NOS. 38 WALL AND 293 BROAD- way, real estate auctios will give vbeir per- sonal attention to the purchas sale by private con- t of description of real estate; negotiating and ge; ‘ware houses, and country seats; real esta’ zed upon terms; farms for sale and exchange. UCTION NOTICE —THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.— Ly BELL & BUSH —This day, at 1034 o’clock, at Our ealesrooms, 12 North William street, will be sold fine lot of furniture from a hotel, chairs, tables, bu- Teaus, & first rate lot of gas fittings, Ke. at 11 o'clock, achoice assortment of dry goods, hosiery, lace goods, curtains, mantillas, clothing, cassimeres,seven glass show cases, and counters; the balance a consignment of Denies | seEern, clocks, watches, jewelry, five rifles, gurs, &e. BBE & ROBINSON, loans on bei dwell! favoral UCTION NOT:CE.—J. [BOGART, AUCTIONEER—BY 8. BOGART.—This day, at 1034 o’clock, at the auc- Tiom rooms, cornet of Frankfort and William streets, by virtue of an execution, two targe oil paintings, a lot of segars, eight decanters and contents, demijohns, bottles snd contents, two dogs, &c. Also, boxes soap, 6 wine, &c, MICHAL BOODY, Constable. D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 310 BROAD- @ Way.—sheriff's sale of fancy articles, &c., on vedneacay, June 27, at 10 o’clock, at the store, consist- ing of eccordeons, slates, alate and lead pencils, drums, steel pens, marbles, games of all descriptions, toys of every variety, doils of all sizes, baskets, miniature china cets, Cologne water, blacking, tamborines, flutes, fifes, basket waggons, &c., &c., &e. SCOIT, AUCHONEER.— AUCTION NOTICE, 70 crocke ‘ruggista, lamers, plumbers and clectroty past be sold, ay W W. Bhicle Theridsy, 28th June, at 10 o'clock, at the Ai Pottery in Jersey City, all the stock on hand, viz.: white, yellow and Rockiegham ware of all kinds, white and colored covered jars and paste b bores, plug basins, closet oy re rm, an company are their busine) on a oredlt of four ad, six for suma over $100. AMAGED GOODS AT AUCFION—J. L, VANDE- WATER, auctioneer—This day, Wednesday Juae 27, at 12 o'clock, M., in front of salestooms, 12 Maiden lope, the balance stock of damaged bie Nace the fire at 10 Maiden lane, consisting of vi of fancy chinaware, china tea sets and toys, figures, &e , work boxes, school slates, « large quantity of chiang and stone marbles, &c., the balance stock of the arm, UGENE B. eg ep day pepe fe LIN & NII ay, im ) a d'clock, at 79 Nassau street, teledn Fulton bad Joke streets, an immense stock of cabinet and household far- niture, comprising six magnificent suits of carved rose- wood parlor furniture, and the following articles in great variety, viz:—Centre, pler and “py, enn ward- robes, bookcases, bureaus, washstaads, i. tension dining tables, tete-a-tetes, ensy, rocki: with a large assortment Po peri acedl mor a ‘ rem , OD Every f Ry fet packing, shipping and 5 Jogues now ready. R SALE BY AUCTION.—THE WELL KNOWN Fiviouse ana i aor o land on Squan beach, of the inte John Maxsen, deceared, will be sold on the 34 of July next, at 12 o’clock, M. Particulars on day of sale. ENRY H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—BY H H. LEEDS & CO.—Thursday, June 28, at 11 o’clock, at the room, 19 Nassau street, last fale previous to the 4th of Ji of wines and warranted im; Havana asd [pe segare—the balance of the stock of one of the first houses in the city. he wines are all ofa order, and im every reapect pure and warranted in tities to beg ee fone ge pockets hoor ; Teal port in dott! invoice of silver plated ware. ithout reserve, to pay aly ° “4 i Li i g ; fil SEES E ere Fold to close Larees sane Only can be ex- amined on the morning of , with catalogues. ENRY T. AUCTIONEER. —BY WOOLLEY & CO.—Will sell this day, (Wednesday, = oot Wiis, oa, ‘assortme: of seb far- corner a yn of tw ior rosewood pisaofortes, for «6 jurch or club room, and a large amount of household Jueeane; pone im hair- cloth; perlor, room and chamber f 5 TOBO- SALES AT AUCTION. G. Saath apenas, a aS Also, two spring carta tad harsese. prea H. LERDS, AUCTIONEER-BY IH. & Co,— Wednesday, June 21, at 12 o'clock, ‘A splendid bay » nine years old, count good eaddis horse, tho- yoga Morro & fault—s first Also, = , meer! order—has been used per ean Tee, mounted harness, hes been used but three th¢¢, ond an English anidie, bridle, &e. The tleman about M.re, bears old, 14 hands bigh, oam trot ia 3; 36 black years a can 1 30 cs Also, alight carriage and rocks band extension top barouche. barne and'yanes Also a second ENRY B. HERTS, JB, AUCTIONFER.—ON THURS- day, June 28th, 2656, at 1034 e’clook, at stere No. tcl Seth, choice vs liquors, oe rene ey cor: of fs ot of brandy, 490 cases Dut Gordon end Amontillaco sherries, Sehiedam grove Teaf and club house gin; ocgers, figaros, trabucos, Norma operas, 1s chuchite, General Taylor, Misstesippi Volus teers, la gloria, principe, and several other brands. Sale positive. AMES H, McMILLEN, AUCTIONEER.—BY DUNS. COMB & MomILLEN, ‘Wednesday, June 27, 1855, at 62 Job: it, an extensive stock of fireworks, comsist- ing o! eral assortment. all of which wiil be sold in parcels, without reserve. For particulars rpay. to the Guctioneers, room No. 9, Trinity building, 111 Broadway, way. OHN R: OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER.—BY OAKLEY & WRIGHT, office 443 Fulton street, Brooklya —As ene ofa large snd extenrive assortment of fan- ey, staple and domest’c dry goods, on Tuesday, June 26, at 10 o'clock A. M, at No. 169 At is strest, Brooklyn; will be continued this day and from day to day, all is sold; conuisting of erape, brochs wad other shawls, mantullas, lp ‘de berge, bombazines, ginghams, ing, wilk’ velvets, tuby do , Swh sling, tart verapec, gimps, fringes, gallooas, ta tels, buttons, beltiogs, collars. gloves, last veils, dareges, 1 nen cambric handkerchiefs, embroid fas, linen sbeetings, shirtings and trontiogs, doylies, crashes, bird’s eye linens, towellings, , drapery muslins, Ince curtains, table covers,cambrics, paper do., skirts, flannels, ke, ke,; large Freach plate miccors, counters, co, &e, By order of N. LAKE, Eaq., Assignee OM aki SALE O¥ HORSES —FRANKUIN & NICHOLS will eell in front of their stores, 79 Nas- su street, this cay, (Wedzenday,) at 12 M.. two bay horees, eight years’ old, and believed to be perfectiy sound, taken from a Long Island farm. By order of tae Mortgogee. N ORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNICURE — A M CRISTALAR, Anctionser, will sell, on this Gey, 27th inst, at 10: fock, at 23 Bowery, up stairs, removed for con’ nce of sale, a large aseort- ment of furnitare, consisting of Freach plate oval mic- rora, picr glarses, rosewood and mahogany parlor chair’, nofes, tete»-teted, divans, wardrobes, buresus, Franc, ogany bedsteads, a good assortment of oil paintings, abogany 6-octave piano, 200 yards Brussels csr- beds and bedding, &e. By order of mortgages. or pet, AWNBROKER’S SALE TAIS DAY.—WM. N. LEWIS & SON will sell at 151 Bowery, up stairs, a large arsortment of gold and silver watches, do. rings, do. pins, rings, pins, gold chaina, ani a variety of fancy gocds fale tocommence at half past 10 o'clock. By order of Wm. Simpson & Co., 181 Bowery, coraer of De- ancey street USSELL W. WESTOOIT, AUCTIONEER.—HOUSE sale of handsome furniture, pianoforte, carpets, ‘&e., thin Cay, (Wednesiay), at 103 o'clock, embracing the entire contents of house 72 Eighth aveaue, which i to be cold without reserve, presenting to houseceep: and dealers an opporcunity to purshase a large variety of parlor, cbamber end Ciniog room furniture, prices, catalogues of woich can be obtaine: anc the whole examined ou the meraicg o eg of superior rosewood pianoforte, Knglish tapestry, Wilton ond iograin carpets, on sixteen rooms; solid ross- wood suit parior furniture, rosewood mirror front ete gere, pier and cval mirrors, 10vewood marble top ceatre and pier tables, arm aud Ootuic chairs, rich mantel yaser, French clocks, oll paintings, rosewood and maho- gany Gothic becsteads, euprrb hair mattresses, feather ‘beds, mazble top rosewood and mshogaay bureaus, mar- ble top waskotands, sofas, one elegant sofe bedstsa3, spring seat snd French chairs, rockers, tete a-tetos, &3 | with a large variety of bedroom and basement furnitare? twelve foot extension tabie, china, silver ware, &c. No postponement, USSELL W. WESTCOTT, AUCHONFER.—MAGNI- ficent and costly household furniture, elegant rose Wood pianoforte, gas chandeliers, velvet carpets, &o, at the resitesce No. 152 West, Twenty-first atrest, near Seventh avezue,—R, W. Weatzotc will sell the entice costly furviture of the above first class house, on Fri- day, Jure 20th, at 103¢ o’closk, all of which ia of the beat Cescription, and is to be peremptorily seld, ca Jogues of which can be obtained on the morning of whem the whole cin be examine, Parlors—I! Tocewood seven oct: covered stool; Ko; , elegant pier and oval mirrors, cost $200 exch; statuary marble top centre tables, one solid ru ‘wood parlor suit in French brocade, two so'as, two arm chairs, and four parlor chairs with slip covers, one suit solid rosewood in three column tapestry, with slip covers; superb rosewood etegere, dbethian style, one rosewood fille-ou-fe, with satin wood liniage; Got! io B chairs, embroizered in tapestry; brocade and lace curtains, costly and elegant vases, psinted in France Flizabethian c &e., with s choice and valuable collection of oil tings, worthy of sp2c al attention. Dining room furniture—Klegant oak exten- sion table, oak marble top sideboard, oak dining arm chairs, variety of rich silver ware, Parisian china, crys- tal cut glars ware, balance handle cutlery, Aubusson car- pets, &o. Chamber furniture—Superb carved rosswood bedeteads, do. mahogany, with pine curled heir mattres- ses and palliapes, ele; ant rosewood and m fany mar- ble top bureaus, full marble top washs , carved rogewood and mahogany te tetes, sofas, arm chi rosewood amonr de glace, rosewood sud imported seat chairs, Wliton carpets, secretary bookcase, china and porcelain toilet sets, oval and square mi: one superior sofs bedstead, French en: gold - ered shades, &o , with’s largo ne Fa ag Sarge kiteben furniture, fron ware, refrigerator, tubs, Croton hose, English oilcloth, stair carpets, bali stands, &c. The eale will be positive, without regard to weather, and a deposit required of every purchaser. OSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE—WILL BE SOLD at auction, this day, commencing at 103 o’clook, at 81 Nassau street; al,0, extension dining tabies, of su- serie quality, with a Jarre shoot of = cee nt piture, mattresses, pianofortes, &c ; oil pi 8 an irrors. » PATeNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer. EGARS.—WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, THIS morning, at 103¢ o’olock, at 81 Nassau street, in to suit wholesale or retail buyers, five different kinds, sli imported Havanas; at same time, five demi- johns of branéy, for whatever it brings, warranted as ssmple, TUNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer. ELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETING—WILL BE sold this day, at 103 o'clock, at 81 Nassau street. from English factory, of superior quality; elegant de- signs. Any number of yards. At same time, furniture, oil paintings, mirrors, &c , in large variety; also, rose- wood anc mahogany piancfortes. TUNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer, USTION EER.—ONE-HALF OF THE yauction, on Wednostay, sane 183 on Wedn , Jane 27, At 12o’clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, under dircction of J. 8. Underhill, the one-halt, owned by Robert MoUor. mick, of the steam towboat Thomas Salmon, as sho now lies at foot of Jackson street, East river. For terms and apply to the auctioneers. 45 Nassaa street. IHANCERY SALE.—EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUA- ‘ble property in city of Paterson, N. J., belonging te of the om bb ina! lock each di 1, One fot, containing about 10 36-100 percols of one 4-100 sores, jouten, Edo Van Winkle an: distanoe of th adi Tan F jo. 80) om the and rear b; tear of " ‘to the advertivement of “Re Bey L Ivy ‘ork; 5 Van Wagsuet, ked., or ROW'T. CHISWELL, Auctioneer : ASTROLOGY. ARD.—MADAM PREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO her friends and patrons, and begs to say that, after the shcemnte, both in this city and Fhiledslobie, who bave,consulted with entire sstisfaction,fsbe feels’coa- trology, love and law 8, 48 relied on constantly by Nay ehe has no equal. She will tell the name of the future husband, and also the mame of her visiter. Resigence 76 Madison street, one door from Catherin: ‘ADAME MORROW —THIS HIGHLY GIFTED LADY iter, id wae born with a gift the most wonder. jist in the world; she will even tell their very N. B.—No charge if not satisfied. Gentle. men not admitted. 76 Broome street, near Cannon. ‘ADAME ALWIN, RENOWNED PHRENOLOGIST, Miron Paris, can be consulted about love, marriage, &o., and will tell the name of the lady or gon- tleman yay marry; also the names of her visiters, Residence 809 Bor between First and Second strects, RESTAURANTS. ‘OTICE.—THE ONDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN “nformirg their friends and the pubdtic that the, will open their new eating house at 8: Nasoau atroot, in the naan’) wader, bey) formerly occupied by . Townsend, jane 27. ) tain gy Fone SAVAGE & RUNDELIn “YORK ‘HMRALD; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1855. TENANTS’ REGISTER. Sapruereareenpeneonen mp anes eee eS A reeNTs OF FIVE ROOM3, THREE FIRE Places, two with marnie mentals, Croton water sad | we in one, on the third fisor; also, front basement to wash in, and vault, in the house 133 daipotant Inquire of Mra, T. Reymond, at 91 Amos as ac RE Ca a for ae a pees HOUSE 10 LEC—NEAR BROADWAY, below Canal otrest—ocontsiming about fourteen rooms and from twenty-tive to thirty geod boarders who will remain. Yeariy rent $600. Faruiture amd every- thing complete, price $500. with immediate 2. Apply this day, to B, W. RICHARDS 307 Broadway. | ROADWAY STORE TO LET—NO 202, CORNER OF | D2 Dunne treet. Apply at EVERDELL’S, on the pre- | OAL YARD 10 LET —THE COAL YARD IN WASH ington street, near Canal street. App'y at 52Fourth | trom’ to’ morsteg aud eventay soa it Wok reset | lo 9 morning and evening, or at to3P. M., front of ce, second fivor. lien JURNISHED APARTMENTS NEAR TGE FERRY.—A Parlor and bedroom attaches, with or without | ard; ® good kitchen also, if required; bath room sad gees ae a Hesaam situate. For partioniacs je ROK, corner ‘eshipgton streets, Hoboken. seth pe ee a ne 'ORNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET FOR F the summer—On Pro pect Hill farm, opposite | Schuyler, at the head of Litue Neck bay, with large aa 5 bathing houses, ke Communication several times dey shing Railroad aad stage line, B. H. iB, Little Necs, Long Island, PPUEN SHED Roos 70 Lek AT REDUCED Ravi — | A room, bedroom and kitchen, toa small f: Apply at 128 West Twenty fourth sirset. | Also, pazt of | a brat cieas house, furnished or not, to euit. The fami- ly being small, the applicant cam make arrangements to suit bimeelf, ' Apply as above. OBOKEN.~PART OF A HOUSE 10 LET, CON- sisting of 4 to 6 rooms, ima fine location. Apply at tho premises, 127 Hudson street, Hoboker , or 177 Wil- liam «treet, New York, W. FRIEDLANDER. \D BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—THE consisting of besutiful, airy and third floors, with bath, gash, &o, may de obtained by agentes! family, at 53 East Sixteenth street, near Irviag place and Union park. References exchanged, TORE TO LET.—THE LARGE STORE 234 THIRD avenue,—Tbis is an exceilont Igcation for any kind of busiaess, Also, the floor pver the atore, consisting of four large pleasant rooms, to let together or separate. Posression immediately. Apply to JOHN FOLEY, 167 | Broadway. TABLE TO LEV.—S8TABLE IN REAR OF 413 5 Sroadway, im Crosby treet, four atalls and good rom for carriage, harness and feed, off from the strest, with the entries, use of alley leading to stable. Ren $25 per month. ' Possession givea immediately. Apply to 'D & CU., Metropolitan Hotel. 0 LET.—AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, A NZATLY | furntehed and comfortable house, (or the furaiture | will be sold moderate prico,) pleasantly ‘situated on Simonson’s avenue, a few minutes’ walk south of Vendervilt’s landing, ‘It ta built with 3 good ai mint, and all conveniences within the hous: new reasy for immediste occupation. To see the pro- mises, apply to T. BATTELLE, Townsend avenue, or 163 Front atreet, New York | yO LET—a FOUR STORY HOUSE, ON PRINCE | street, in fine order, gas, bath, &c. Reat $800. Al- fo, a three story basement house on Fourth avenue, inelegent order; beth, ges, &3. Reat $650. Also, a tmall house, at $350. E, B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fo ‘O LET—A LARGE ROOK AND ATTIC BEDROOM, 143 | avenue, West Sixteenth street; epartmenis of three rooms, | ! €ach, on first floor, resr; Tent $534; alao, apartments, | 163 Weat Kighteenth etreet, rser house; rant $44: to nore but small respectable families.’ Apaly at 103 Thompson ssreet, | LET—THE STORE NO. 40 READE STREET, firty feet east of Prondway, opposite Stewart's, Rent $500. Apply at GEMMEL'S, 02 Broadway. PO LET—THE HOUSE NO. 86 DUANE SIREET, . first house east of Broadway; two rooms on th first floor, for $180 per year; t¥o rooms on che second flocr, for $154 per year; two rooms on the third Moor, for $125 per year. Thess rooms Will bs rented for aay light manufacturing business, Apply at GEMMEL'S, No, 302 Broadway, 7° LET—A FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON HOBOKEN Heights, fifteen minutes’ walk fusm the ferry, with three lots of’ ground, well fenced, commanding a splen- did view of New York bay. Real $12 per month. Ad- Gress Hoboken, Herald office. 10 LET.—THE SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE 133 AMITY street, consisting of five rooms, with Croton wat.r, Kent $2.0,” Porsension immediately. Part of the fi ture for sale, cheap. Apply in the store, 236 Hadsoi 0 LET—AT 145 TWENTY.SECOND SfREET, tween Seventh and Eighth avenues. brown stone house~rent $660 only; fur: very cheap, Can be seen at any time, (0 LET—SIORE 3816 PEARL STREET, NEAR Peck slip, with asmall and well selected stock of Glothing and atures for gale, Rent only $275, with a lease ot three yeara; the stand is good for the bus:ness. For particulars apply on the premises. LET— UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS, CONSISTING Of four or five rooms, with ali modern improvements; be: pe eens toa respectable family, Call at 20 Amity street, 0 LET—AT A MODERATE RENT, WICH TMMEDIATE ession, iT wer or upper part of a four Ttory, house, very pleasantly situated, near oe John’s park, in Varick street; also on Broad’ bo Chambers street, a large reom, 25 by 75 feet. B. W. RICH, 807 Broadway. (0 LET—OFFICES IN CHAMBERS STKEET, NEAR the City Hall, Are large handsome roons, and second to no offiee in the street with respect te their aceptation to a professioval business. Inquire at 12 een street. Also large basement with a good entrance. hs LET—ELEGANT APARTMENTS, AT 306 MOTT street, between Houston and Bleecker, near Sroad- wey and the Bowery, with or without {urn:tare, and, if desired, breakfast. (0 LET—TO A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, FURNISHED or unfurnished, the spacious and convenient four Place, with gas, bath, chan- rT 61 Macdougal itary house 114 Waverley. deliers, &c. Inquire of E. ATTWATER, 61 Mac street, or om the premians for three days. LET—THE SMALL NEAT HOUSE 25634 TENTH atreet, with gas, bath and Croton water. Tos fenant it will be let cheap. Apply 10 JAS. KELLY, 97 Seventh street, near First avenue. 0 LET—THE SMALL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE Ne. 6 Garden row, Eleventh strest, near Sixth avenue; bouse in complete order, and at small rent; porecsaion given immediately. Inquire of D. W. FEN: ‘ON, 167 Broadway, up stair. ‘0 LET—TO A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, A LARGE parlor, sleeping room and basement; rent $175 per ;.one room more, if required. Apply on the pre- mines, 16 Wooster street, near Canal. Keferences re- quired. \0 LET—A LARGE STORE, 0 EIGHTH AVENUE, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth atresta, well calculated for a hardware store, as there is none in the vicinity, or for the furaitnre or leather business, or anything elto that requires room; it is also a first rate stand for a vegetable, firh meat market, Bent $25 per month. (0 LET—THE UPPER PART OF THE HOUSE NO, 61 Canal street, suitable for any kind of business purposes; also, 8 handeome suit of parlors, on the first ficor of house 272 Sixth avenue, three doors from [rth erth street, which wiil be lst furaished or un- O LET—THE LOWER PART AND TWO OR THRE! rooms in the third story of the commodious dwell fog houre, 181 Seventh avenue, ne: ‘third street, Hi mod: provements, To a email select family the rent will be very low. The advertuwser occupies the balance of the house for his owa family. FPO LER10, A SMALL. GENTEEL FAMILY, THE upper part of house No. 121 Second street, near Firat avenue, with the nece: ar te, auch as ges sll through the house, "hot and cold, water, with privilege of bathing tubs and all other modations. Apply on the premises, necessary accom. (0 LET—THE THKEE STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 108 Leonard street, a few doors east of Broadway. This boure is very conveniently located, contains thir. teen rcoms, with sufficient closet room, and is suitable either for s private family or boarding house, For terma, &e., apply toS. CONOVER, 298 Broad: 7 LET—THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE 98 ALLEN a treet, to one or two small familics, ble businens Kighth avenue, almost any kind of Inquire of SMITH & WOUDELL, No. or No, 625 Sixth avenue. a LET OR FOR SALE—7,500 SQUARE FEEL ON THE. ground floor, equal to three full lots, for any busi- ness. requiring much room, at Nos. 63 and 65 Coatre Pk eehge on hag suitable bi amet pe and sessoned umber, large iron or brass foundry steam engine, letting ‘out power to shops. b ai BUTCHERS.—TO LET OR LEASE, THE MEAT T° market on the corner of Twenty-eighth street and nd ixtores belonging to tbe wxtae, a ace folng# £004 same, Profitable business, ds daaied DRUGGISTS.—TO LEAS and ‘west side of sixth Cy eovensn. a ‘Sesiaone stand to commence the drug cen THE FINE STORE ixth avenue, between streets: bepi no will be made very temaat. Apply to JO! Pe re Py dt Sy aveaser ‘Aon vo ALEKANDR WRORDRCRER, & Peeve NFURNISSED ROOMS TO LET—Ar 878 near Franslin aa back pisars with loots "bse Beat c Apply as ve. Dg aa Ae TO LET—PH! 1 s—-TO Bal bers, fesbionsble boot trunk makers, under the; gant bat store, 133 Chostaut rs NOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO of Glenville, 254 miles from Place consists of ae eight acres of Would Adéress J. L. MOSHER, Forrehestes, Feeding on the pre: Fi'Brosdway, uy stairs, ' LET—POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY —2MN To pene part of ty tory, ‘the, tent pore of ‘cout rom of the nd $3 Deokwon strest Evoh apartment ie 7 aad Kind of mechanical businees: ot rest. Inquire of SiS GONWRE S SONS, a seokmney 10 LEASE~ A COUNTRY SEAT AT PRL x unty, sorut sicteen miles from 2 Long Jolsnd teound, “T ce contains fifty four aud is replete with e: sireet, | dence, N BINET, OR UPHOLSTERERS, &C. the house 265 Bowery; '@ busin ‘the first and &¢laes front, which enn be entirely opened for rs by of Soo yan yore She recta Ie teake ‘ocation desirsbie tor coustry as well as olty HO. W. DBAN, 108 Thompeon st. SPECIAL NOTICES. A FAIR AND FESTIVAL.—THE LADIES OF Paul’s church, Morrisania, will held « fair festival at McGraw’s Hall, Morrisania, on Wi and Thursday, the 27th and 28th J 1655; the ceeds of whica are to be devoted to the completion the Parsonage, now in the course of erection. the weather prove unfavorable on the abo deys, the fair will take place om Friday and 3 ensuing Dodworth’s Band jae for the The Harlem cars leave the City N.Y uia at 9:50, A. M.; 2:16, 8:30, 4:20, 6, P.M. Returning to 08, 7:28, 9:13, ONGRES3 OF NATIONS.—THE ADVERTISERS ARE prepsred to treat, on behalf of the association, with shipowse: ipmasters and others, for the delivery this city, from all parts of the habitable globe, of portion of the forthcoming ‘Congress of Nations.” congress is to consist of Person of each sex (in his her native coatume) of ory tribe, le an upon the h. The association proposes to these repreaeutatives for three years, in order to with them the tour of Europe after their exbibition| America. Address ANDREW W, JON&S, Seoretery, tem., of ths Association, 70 Wall street, basemems Coma WILLMER’S UNIVERSAL ENGLISH Foreign Newspaptr aad Periodicat Agency, 107 Fal: ton street, second floor, New York; in England, 19 Seutt John sireet, Liverpool; in Ixelaad, Commercial Bat Belfast. SIOR CLUB —RIA\ 2 are rerpectfully notifiee rteenth Ward &xcolster ot, on Wednesday eves: ghts, and to a holders of the we en can be elected without re ination. Let us show re moa of integrity and ability im the For ho ask for no primary nominations, bi support of the electors, and the unwavering em ot (be Excelator Clup, q BY ORDER OF THE CLUB, | eTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.—THE ANNU} meeting of the stockholders of the Magnetic Tals ph Company will be held at the Company’s Offlos, Cherput street, Philadelphia, ow Thursday, the 120) ésy of July, 1866, at 4 anes P.M, foe, ie pene @eoting officers to serve the company for q Sear, S08 EMILE Ghosetaspe | Philadelphia, June 37. \T OFICE.—THE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY LOD No 10, A, P. A, are requested to meet at ti Rew Lodge room, coraer of Sixteenth street and avenue, on Thi ay evening, June 28, at 734 0’ YP. _M., om buata oF impaxtoness By order of Jaurs Gutunig, &. 8. JAMES CROMIE, W. Ma TRAWBERRY FES?lVAL.—THE SOUTH od street M. E. Church and Sabbath Sshool wilt primary © & strawberry festival, on We Brooktya, (Wiliemsburg). Totete 60 coats ead i B, . ot conts cluding citfechaoeta nr VANDEWA Te : \PECIAL MEETING OF BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 0 United Sons of Erin this (We ) — June 27, st 8o’clock, at National ol street, to perfect serengonaats for out an@ cursion, getting up for charitable purposes. The fomers of Holy Cross Church attend, and lend their aid and assistance. order. P. WGINN, ROAI Aldermen, will meet at Nee City Hall, om Taur , Jaze 28, 1455, at 2 o’cloek, P.M. All persons terested ie grate of Eighty-sixth street are fully tnvited to be present. order. i Ww. ee C. H. TUCKER, ‘0 PLUMBERS.—THE MEMBERS OF THE 0. P. B = are requested to attend a Soctet: to be held mA their lodge room, corner oe Promraceeall street and Sixth avenue, on next Thi pn a JAMES TANNIR, , Jamrs Donovan, Seeretary. (PEE UNITED STATES Rai ciation, for th Actual value of all ye COMMITTEE O} OF THE BOARD 0} issued by bas boon eran doliars. Now York, where any communioal ry ‘ de addressed to GEORGE H. ELLERY, Presid ‘Now York, June 16, 1825, INSTRUCTION. CARD.—THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW pupils daily, this week, for instruction in _ ion, pecmanship, &c., by class or vate li OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway. {‘RENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAG! d’Avglais,—The undersi private teacher, bes to reseive new pupils for instruction in the lapguages during the summer as also to translations, at 483 Broadway, near atreet. PANISH.—A GENTLEMAN WHO WISHES TO the Spanish provi is desirous te mitted aga bearder in New York. Apply to G. N , St. Nicholas Teom 60, | HOTOGRAPHY. —- THE COLLODION OC taught im all its pranches by s gentleman Ferope. Apply by letter, to A. Z., care of Mr, 428 Broadway. Rows WRITING ASD BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY, 443 Broadway, Grand street.—Ladies it —— Fe! an seieneee bo 3 m of penmanshi ve "B vo 3 end 8to as usual, . Term tetas ms. Reserved Wedding and visit! reduced this and the ensuing week. 00! EPING—C. C. (J Pe Breer ease tenes tae oe Baas SA ree aH in as above, Bograces Sane tos ualited to dlecharge the counting house Wed facility and pisstare low ee He poe ibe Herald \NAMELLED COT?. seem oe eat ae hee aes his brother's, A. E- "8, A. Roux,