The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1855, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. HONEY MAaBKS?. Monpar, July 9—6 P. M. The «tock market opened buoyant this morning, and with considerable activity. Tennesee 6's ai- vanced 1 per cent ; Louisiana 6’s, } ; Indiana 5’s, 4; Tiltmois Internal Improvement Stock, j ; Ilinois Central Bends, j ; Cumberland, j ; Nicaragua Tran- sit, 4; New York Central Railroad, } ; Erie Rail- road, 4; Reading Railroad, 1j. Michigan Southern Bailroad declined j per cent. A large amount of business was transacted and the market sppeara to be eteadily moving upward. Reading was the card today. The New York holders are selling out to Philadelphians at high prices, and the probability is that sometime hence capitalists of this city will be able to buy ail they want back sgain at lower prices. ‘It was reported in the strest this morniog that the Reading Railroad Company was largely interested in the immensely valuable land decision in California, with Pa'mer, Cook & Co. This is, wa believe, amistake. A gentleman connected with tne Read ing Reilzosd Company is, we are happy to learn, ‘purt owner of the tract of land in question, and the probability is that this fact gave rise to the report in circulation. The interest of the party alluded to is estimated to be worth upwards of half a mil- Non of dollars. We are gratified that the decision has proved 0 favorable to such a worthy man. Erie is steady advarcing again, but the transa:- tions are comparatively moderate. Cumborland Coal Company is destined to touch higher prices. The recent report of the President for the last fiscal year shows a very favorable state of things. There was mined and sent to market during the year, 225,208 tons of coal, which, after deducting ex- penees for mining, trarsportation, agencies, &c., &c., netted $189,630 68, which with $29,700 23 net freights received from company’s vessels, amounts in the aggregate to $219,330 91. The President seys;— In 3825, was January, 1853, the debt of the company was £00, and at the commencement of the past year it 000, the interest of which has been na seventy thousand dollars ($70,000) of the principal has recently been extinguished by paying off and cancellin; the bonds, !eaving a balance of $467,000, which will fa! due onthe first cay of January next, and may be pro- vided for without embarrassment to the company, wbich is now earning lerge returns on the property actually worked. The mines, with their pereek equipment of duildings, tools, and facilities for transportation, are of immense intrinsic value, and afford full-an for an almost unlimited amount of business, therefore suggest the propriety of augmenting the re- sources and facilities of the company, by disposing of such or portions of the property as are unneces- eary for its profitable and successful business, The arsets on hand May 1, 1854, amounted to $269,720 33; net earnings May 1, 1855, $219,330 91 —total $489,051 24. Paid for locomotives. cars, canal boats, engine house, &c., wharf at Alexandiia, &s., $152,880 06. Suspended debta, $112,755 83. Paid for thizty-five bonds cancelled, $33,250. Persons; and indispensable property at the mines, Alexandria and Baltimore, $33,921 30. Available assets in cash and bills receivable om hand May 1, 1855, $156,294 05. The company als> have on hand 2,822 shares of its capital stock. The company have sold this year, up to the Ist of June, 66.862 tons of cal, against 50,709 tons in the corresponding months last year. This coal must soon be generally used 1p locomotive engines. The experiments made thus tar have ail been satisfactory and conclusive. Tne President of the Cumberiand Coal Company, in his report, eaye:— It is now used, to the almost entire exclusion of any other fuel, on the freight and pasrenger engines on the Baitimore aad Onio road; a:so, on the Northern Central, more generally known as the Raliimore and Susquebanaa railway, where wood can be purchased at $3 per cord; and within arecent date, a most remarkable proof has been furnished of its adaptation to this purpose on some of our eastern roads; 40 much #0, that large establishment at Taunton hes commenced the manufac ture of locomotives for the use of our coal, and others ere turning their attention to the same object. Two engines have been worzing on various roads during the past year with remarkable success; one of them having Tan more then 20,000 miles with invariable economy, a per experiment on Boston and Lovell road, showing - saving of filty:two per cent in favor of Cumberisa coal. That the use of this coi, within a very orief od, will be as general on our railroads as wood now » there cannot bea doubt; so repidiy is it gi ning in favor, that tite locrea sed consumption. for the iv years cont against trirteen con Fi sathroatey it cl sacherws be remarbed, thet on on road, the Hucson River, there was consumed, ia th | rod Sg 40,00 cords of wood, costing the almos or ‘sum of $280,000. Cumberland coal, to gene rate the same quantity of steam and perform the sem ‘mount of labor, would have cost not exceedin $160,000, thus showing a sa of $120,000, being, s aix percent, the interest of $2.000,000, a sum wel ‘wor the attention of stockholders of that and othe Toads using wood asa fuel at ver cost, and the expense Meas ial taetenen 1s cedpicoosemlinncest. All the Western railroad stocks were steady to- day. The reports of earnings for June are coming in favorably, anies the season advances they will be able to make’ a atil! better financial exhibit. State stock and railroad bonds continue in active demand, without much change in prices. The interest coupons of the Joliet and Northern Indiana Railroad bonds, guaranteed by the Michigan Central Railroad Company, due Jaly 10, will ba paid at the American Exchange Bank on that day. After the adjournment of the board the following eales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Albert H. Nicolay: 10,000 Great Western R. R (Ill) 10s,..and int. 84% 2,600 La Uroase & Milwaukee R.R. 8 do. | 81% 8,500 Phenix Gold Mining Co. of N.C. 6s..do, 635g 6,000 Fort Wayne and Southern R.R. 7s. .do, 75 7,000 One Certificate Breckoaridge Canasi Cosi Co., representing 70 shares of $100 each, of the capital of said Co... -$1,300 to 1,800 4 shares Third avenue ft. & 36 40 do. Lenox Fire Insurance ( 82% 9055 S45 2% do. Rutger Fire Ins. Co 856 28 do. do, — do... 86 At the second board the market was a little weak. Nicaragua Transit declined j per cent; Camberland Company, 4; Reading Railroad, j; Cleveland and Toledo, 4; New York Central Railroad, }; Harlem, 1. Tinois Central bonds advanced 4 per cent; Galena and Chicago Railroad, }. The Columbia Fire Insurance Company have declared a semiannual dividend of five per cent, payable on and after the 12th inst. ‘The steamship Golden Gate left San Francisco for Panama on the 16th of June, with $1,063,079 64 in gold. About $300,000 of this will come “to this a steamship Baltic, from this port for Liver- pool, on Wednesday, the 11th inst., wili take out » large amount of gold. The total snipment will not vary much from one and s half millions of dollars, The transactions at tho Assistant Treasurer's office to-day were as follows :— fetes an =" + 169,416 95 Balance do. do. 2,016,018 39 Paid on disburs'ng checks 62,476 33 The payments to-day include $34,000 im California $235,853 43 The operations of the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 6th, were as follows:— For the Treasury Department. $13,840 92 For interior Department. 4,002 4 For the Customs,.... 23,948 1) ‘War Warrants received and entered 217,685 0) Drawn on account of the Navy.. 7,176 5% ‘The following are the footings of the offi:ial state ment of the average condi:ion of the banks in Mas- sachusetts out of Boston, during the four weeks end- ing the 20th ult.:—Total amount of capital stock, $25,322,500; Icans and discounts, $44,402,682; spe cle in bank, $1,011,234; dae from other banks, $3, 627,138; due to other banks, $5,021,724; deposits, 96,369,561; circulation, $15,079,675. The above footings are exclusive of retarns from the Hancock and Pemberton banks. ‘The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company earned in June, 1655. "1854. Increase..... ‘The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Compan; earned in June, 1855, $123,315 29, | The receipts on the Chicago and Barlington Rail road in the month ef June were as follows:— ‘The proportions belonging to each forming the line are as follows :— Of the rosds tered iM, Ber, Total. 6,083 11 =~ ed 18 ener Bae 487325 = — 7,312.20 -106,398 00 41,167 27 4,728 67 161,288 34 The following ia the statement of the earnings of the Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad, for the month of June, and for the six months of the year compar. ed with the same period last year:— fhe earn'ngs in June, 1955, were. In the first six months of 1855.. In the first six months of 1854, A Increase, 14 per cent... $62,215 69 The Superintendent of the road, S. W. Roberts, remarks:—The increase on the half year is very sa- tisfactory, aversging more then $10,000 per month, for the six months, notwithstanding the failure of last season’s crop, and the exhausted state of the country. The new crop is very promising. From the return of the Bank of trance for the month ending Juce 14th, it appears that the metal- lic reserve has diminished in Paris 344 millions, aod increased in the branch banks 11 millions. The diecount accommodation shows an increase in Paris of 1 million, and a falling off in the provinces of 2} millicns. The advances on public securities of France have increased 5 millions in Paris, whilat remaining stationary in the departmen's. Advances on railway shares: and bonds are 5{ millions higher in Paris, and 4 million lower in the depart’ mente. On the side of the lisbilities, the amount of notes circulating in Paria remains nearly as it wa, but in tke provinces it has fallen off 54 miilions, The account current of the*Treasury shows an in- crease of 34 millions; those of private individuals have declined 23 millions in Paris, and increased 14 million in the depariments. The whole amount of the metallic reserve is now 3974 millions to 636% millions of notes in circulation, The annexed statement exhibits the average daily condition of the leading departments of the banks of this city during the week preceding Saturday morning, the 7th of July, 1855:— New York Crrv Banks. Cireul’n, Banks. Loans Specie. New York... ...93,434,003 464,433 ttan Co,.6,821,146 1,778,327 780,159 1,180,172 313,042 "742/118 12,684,964 863,207 “418,902 1,476,011 O18, 305,31 98,372 :1,727,105 171,060 71,380 ,040,7. 406 175,045 +1,435,086 146,506 , 1028, , 182,216 103,276 "365,421 aasraet 798 029,772” 80, 174,490 .415,489 184,332 203,035 280,602 15,197 784,261 69/212 144,853 * 687,379 117,532 90,097 £1,013;377 207/381 121,300 "536,484 68.674 98,118 11,208,379 101,041 117,979 "606,584 60,352 _ 94,258 1,071,982 44,209 108,977 1,520;470 145,105 98,495 21792,617 261,319 78,615 1,138,050 98/c44 93,15 596,710 62,695 96,141 : 89,433 98,728 47,824 98,71 42;389 96,638 ‘.¥. Dry Dock 4(5,967 22,226 _ 65,780 NJY Exchange 209,210 9,607 107,199 Bulls Head... 238,212 22,075 + 93,750 134,230 ‘Total....... $97,852,401 16,081, 09% 7,743,069 85,647,240 er Cunning House Teawaacnoxs. changes for the week en uly 2...... ), 105, 51 « « ne aly 9 103,128,049 previous weeks, present the annexed statement: — New Youre Grrr Barns. Deo, 80, '64,.881,663,687 12,076, 1: Jan. 6, '65.. 82,244,706 13,696, Jan. 18, ’66.. 88,07 jan. 20,’ Jan. 3 i 28, : 2828 = 33 = sis z at 8 FESSESSESESATHSECKE A IPADADSO. 33 r +33 Be ReESs SSsreBe uF i : PRRs ae S8eu8 a SESE i He FSS. iE SSESE 5. H ms E os & 1 =. Ef s i 2s 8. Et 5 S555 iS 2 = F 5328532 Tt Seseus SEESRSBES sEereeees Zisses23 ste 585 32 4 5 5 8 35 = S = 2 2 232 32 5 E Jun 23,°55,, 94,029,425 14,706, 113,135 Ton 30,°55. | 96,577,212 15,641'970 7,398,964 81,903,965 July 7,65.. 97,862,401 15,481,003 7,743,069 85,647,240 The lest retarns compared with those for the week previous show an Increase in loans and discounts o| Increase in circulaticn of. 5 Increase im deposits of 3,743,284 Decrease in specie of... 260,877 The expansion goes on with greater impetus as it gets strength. The increase in discounts and depo sits last week was larger than we have before re- ported this year, and the aggregate amount on Sat- urday, the 7th inst., was larger than we have before reported since the commencement of the weekly etatements. If such is the movement with little doing in the way ct business, what must we expect with en active demand for money for mercantile purposes. The extent of deposits show pretty ciesrly the present inactivity of capital. We shall require a large amount to move the maturing crops, end the sbundarce of our harvests will, it is ex- pected, give a great impetus to tradg. If these things are realized, the banks will be required to extend the line of loans, and the aggregate wiil reach a figure which cannot but ircrease the danger of a sudden contraction. It is possible, however, that the banks have departed from their nsusi custom, tbe aggtegete weekiy reported. It; they Wil only e aggregst iy 40, they will on! have to draw in loans on stocks and give thom to the mercactile clarses. In this way the regular line of discounts would not show mach expansion bey ond its present limit, even with an active de mand from business men for business purposes. The United States Insurance Gazette tor July, contains the annexed table, giving the returns of fifty-two fire insurance companies of this city, showing the smount of premiums, losses and ex- penses of each, during the year 1954, The aggre getes comprises twenty-six associated and twenty-six non associated companies, The object of this com- Parison is to show the operation of the two sys “Weew Youe Ory Fine Lewonancn Comranrma, —-Twenty viz’ Ass. Cor. — —Twenty-viz Non-Aae, Co's g 5 & SE : & 3a2 $55 $2,275,279 348,106, Me gto eine tain N°: decom “satans 8, tJ oe . z amy 00 2. 600 B00 600 2. ROO ton ty i. oO Bo on =O 4. 400 75.000 S00 B00 ‘. om Re an BoM 6. 7200 «150 6 33,000 i) 7 boo Gwe 60m 7 6.0 wn 5. 13.000 @10 BoM * Co Ban %. Lo 600 mo DO boo 1. Oo 32.000 12000 10 6.000 000 i. 2.00 14,000 9000 IL. 00) 000 12.. 51,000 am 15,000 12.. 400 aon B.. 000 00 16.00) 13. - won .. 7000 OM a0 OM ae Loo .. 0000 OO MO 15. 7.00 = «Slom 3 41,000 25,000 000 16 600 Ho Y.. 39.000 26.000 7200 17 wo 69h is... 272,000 166,000 0 700 ite 4 30:. foo Soe Ago g.. byw Seon a Rom 100 oo a an Wo 22... Lo OO 1 6 OD 2.. 000 oo bo DB. ¢ 73 3B: Gi. Boe woo ws. GNo slm0 ; zB. 1,000 — bow @. > am 92,106,000 1.071, co) Premiums reeei I Mf i NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1855. j-ete Nem: Ai 1. PAE pay. 1864. weeps g500 Lose weurred, 1864. Showing within a fraction twen' Of the esgociated companies, or that the same amount of business done by out of the associstion cost them $209,000 more the associated companies. As this is the first table of the sort that has been pub- Ushed, @ word of explanation may be mecessary, to give the reacer « clear understanding of it Why filty-two in preference to any ether namber has teen chosen may be explained by briefly stating that at the time the returns were mate in Decemrer there ‘were only twi ix companies outside of the associe- tio, consequently twenty-ax of the assoc'ated offices bad to be selected to make the analysis complete. By orrangieg the principal (temsa—the total amount of premium, end ex of the companies—iato Ubree parallel columns, the state and soudition of exch cam be ascertained in the shortest possible space of time. For exanple: by ad the lorses and expenses to- gotber, and teen subtracting the whole from the amoun of premiums received the remsining balance will de- termine the actual amount of profit accrued daring the ‘With reference to the difference of the cost of in- Detween the associated and nen associate! com- ponies, o similar result can obtained by the simple rule of tion. It may be mecessary to remark, for tbe e@ of those whe may not be aware that the distinction between the associated and the non- associated companies consiats chielly in this—that the former do not employ brokers in New-Yowk, Brooklyn, or Jersey City, while the latter may employ as many 44 they please The association can employ only one agent in each of the above mentioned cities, Ax it re- nda the rexpective amounts of losses, it ts mot to be jerstood that those epecified are all, or form the total it susteined during the post year Such is not case; for {t will gener: lly be fouad that, at the tims ere made, claima remain uasettied oa ac- count of the time for eettioment mot having expired, or proofs of jonses not having been made; quently they fall into the account of the following year. Stock Exchange. Monpar, Jaly 9, 1866. -.. 120 800 uhaGardGdvine 2 ‘a, °70., 1003% 200 Nic TransitCo... 14 1€00 ‘ienn 6's, ’90., 98 60 Canton Co... #30 27% 10€00 do..b60, 98 50 do... 00 27h, 66 N Y Con RR 97 = 100 dow. 7 60 d0.... 01% 86% «= 1OChiA RK Ind RR. 97 24 Erie Railroad,.., 63 9 275 do 300 100% 100 2000 Exie bds '83.03 96 2b 13060 do '75.03 923 160 10000 do,.,b30 92% 300 6000 I11 CemRR ba 83 87 = 200 1000 Pan bas, 2d is. 101% +600 a (COIN Fr tds, wp 85 200 Hartem Ri 100 DCRF . BOG do. 1000 do....63 8935 do 2000 THAAIstmd 99% — 60 Reading RR SOCOTHA A2Zdmb 90 100 a 30(0 Cleve & Tim bs 63 200 1000 Hud Kid mba 78% 100 10 shs Bank Amer, 112% 400 n do... 1120-300 10 Bank State NY. 108 200 by 250 904g 100 Hud Riv RR, 43 19 Mich Cen RR.... 973% 50 MBSANIGRR.b10 10274 do. 93 102% 60 do. 30 Third Aven BOARD. 100 ahs ReadgRR. 15 100 ao cry 150 300 20500 Til Cen RR 4(00 1H KA2OMt bs RE 87% 9 ‘20 ebs Bu America. 1124 bi 40 Hampshire ClCo 1€0 AC $20 ote. b60 100 Nica Tran Co... 560 300 +. 62% 200 200 Dls 62% 200 100 do...,.b10 62% 250 lu Cleve & Tol RR.. 93 200 100 1M Cem RR.....83 98% 200 189 Little Miami RR, 94 a0 @o. 50 N Y Con RR. 101% 100 Cumb C1 ¢ 100 Harlem RR...83 25% 19 100 do... 690 2836 Cla¥ TRADE REPORT. Monpay, July 9—6 P. Mf. Astims were dull, and no sales of momoat were reported. Buxavstvrra.— Flour—The market for common and me- dium Fetes was firmer. The sales reached about 7,000 8 8,000 bbls , izcluding common, good and choice brands State at $4 97 w 98 75 to $0 for extra "Youtera; 64 87 12 76 for extra Genesee; Canadisa $10 a $10 87; Soutbern (sales 6008 9 610 75 for inferior to choice for fancy and extra. Rye flour at $7 75 a $8; and Jersey cornmeal way sold t $4 67, Wheat—600 bushels new Southera 40, and 3,500 Wisconsin on private terme. Oats were easier, aad State aad rth S8c. @62c. Cora—The sales om- 1,000 @ $0,000 bushels Western mixed at 980. bert was bi , With some white Southern "Borr=Tee —The market was rather more setive and about 1,200 to 1,600 of Rio were sold at 10c. lore, & 1CKe.; 200 to 300 do. 8t. Domingo, at 9¢., and do. Maracaibo at 10c, a le. Corrom.—There was more diffidence among dealers, . ‘The sales embraced about 1,000 ic. to Se. advance. Ai neoed 1.00 fe dell? bene of were engeged at 3- a 73 000 to 40,000 bushels of corm in bulk and aga, at 3d. 043d. To Bremen 200 bales of cotton were engaged at 34c., and 2,000 gallons liquid at ce. per gallon. There was no change of moment to notice im rates to other ports. Har was quiet, at 100s, a 106c. ES was steady, with small sales Scotch pig at old prices. MoLasera.— Sales of 60 bhés. Cuba muscovada were it 28e , and 35 do. Neuvitas, at 82c., and 30 hhds: clayed, at 26. NAVAL STOKES —Sales of 200 bbls. spirits tarpentine in sbipping order were made at 42%c., and 1,000 bbls. rosin, at 181 310 Ibe. \vered. Provisions.—Pork—Sales of 400 « 500 bbls. were made, inclucimg new mess at $19 25 a $19 44; mew prime do, $16 87 & $16 60. Old mens was quiet at $198 $19 12. Beof—About 150 bbls. were sold at $9 7 25 tor country prime, and $11 a $13 for messdo. feet bi varied in price from $15 0 $17. Prime moese beef varied from $248 $26. Cut meats were unchanged. Abdout 100 a 260 packages were sold at old prices. Lard—About 200 a 300 bbla were sold at 10%5. @ llc. Batter and — were in good supply, with moderate transac: tions. Kick —We bave only to notice « small sale of 50 bbla., at bye. a 64C SuGaka.— About 4€0 « 500 bhds Cabs muscovado were fold, part common, at 5\;c, and the remainder, better grades, at be c to ‘Sales 200 a 500 bbls, Western and prison at ike. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. _____ DRY GOObs, 4c. aa WORTH OF FRENCH EMBROIDERUES 85.000 from suction, at just half price, coa- sisting Of Indien’ elegant embroidered skirts at $7 50 each, worth $14; about sixty nets of beaut ful collars Ana Fleevesto match, at $10 50 each, worth $18. An: quantity of Swiss aad cambris banda, MADDEN & SILWAKT, 645 Broaaway, second door above Bleecker st, ANDS.—A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF BANDS ‘and em >roidered pisces for baaques, now on exhi- fition; also black ince shawls at $6 and up, with » large variety of lace and embroidered articles for sum. mer wear, at low prices MILLER & GRANT, 371 Brosdway, RY GOODS —FOR SALE, A RETAIL STOCK OF Fraple and fancy goods Apply to THIMAS LE UTI TIER, assignee, 146 Greenwle REATER BARGAINS THAN EVER. —LE BOUTILLIA Brothers, ore clearing out their stock at most ui usually low on, tususe,lawas, organd and berege do lalnce; ritvona s grest varicty, sod een broideries extraordimarily ehes, BOUTULIA BRO THERS, 60 Canal street, four from Brosd way. {UMMER FRENCH WOVE CORSETA —MRS. GAYNOR S has just received another importation of her cele- brated French wove corsets, manufactured at lyons ex- preeely for her, of # very light coutille, and besutifully adapted for summer wear, only weighing between four ena Greounces each corset. Her prices are only half usually charged, while for ease and elegeace in fitting, her Freneh wove corsets are confessedly ausurpaseed. GAYNOR, Importer, 45 Third avenue, moar Tenth st. UST OPENED—BAREGE ROBES, WITH FLOUNCES, oJ At $5 each. A. T. STEWAKT & CO., Broadway, Chambers, and Reade street. GALES AT AUCTION. CO ne Oe Ono UCTION SOTICE.—WM. B. JONES, AUCTIONEER — virtue of several execu! I will for ‘oe Thurday, July 12, at 105, , wt 145 Canal atzert, seventeen pieces of carpets, consisting of Brus- ols, tapentry and velvet, WM. 8 JONES, Constable, Office Marine Court. UCTICN NOTICE —THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.— A BELL & BUsH will sell, in their salerooms, 12 orth William atreet, the remainder of the valusble household turniture commenced on Monday, also a large voriety from other sources; paintings, two cases dry goces, &c. Also, a lot of furniture from Yorkville, The above sale will take place at 10 o'clock. UCTION NOTICE—J BOGARI, AOCTIONEER—BY A B Bogart, this day at 1055 o'clock, the auction rooma, ‘of Frankfort and William atreeta dry fe joods and millinery goods, 40 Canary birds, ke and jabes. calico, linen, lace gloves, boriery, ladien t Dandkerchiefs, under sleeves, battona silts, suspenders, —— jen, abow canes, hat braids, Indies’ and boys’ , be, ‘ris NOTICE. J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER—BY ‘t 11 o'clock, at 13 Greenwich mahogany double desk, 3 , 1 writing tal JOHS ORSER, Shoriff. ‘Tuomas Canin, Deputy Sheriff, UCTION NOTICE—J. BOGART, AUCTIONERR—BY 5. Bogart Wecnsay, 11th inst , at 10% o'clock, &t the auction rooms, corner of Frankfort and William ale, a large and super lot of household try, Brussels and ¥ ply carpet, mirrors, furniture, ta) &e. THOMAS CARLIN, Attorney for Mortgages. . H. BARTLET. T— \d fancy goods. —Wedni ey, July 10, a large aseortme: ot kinds W. granite flo lue aod common wi thy the notice of dealers and grocers, Also th retailer. UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE THIS «Sora —JOHN F. KUssELL, Auctionser & CO, will hold their opening sale tales room, 85 Nassau atrest, this morning, Tuesday, at 10%, o'clock, com. prising @ large ano varied collection of handsome and Ueefu) housenold furoiture, such as parlor and cham oar suits; sofas; chairs; bedsteads, bureaus; bookcases, wardrobes; mattresses; mirrors; oil paintings; etegeran: tables of all descriptions, &c., &c. 8. HOUGH, AUCIIONEER.—THIS GREAT SALE . of substantial and elegant solid rosewood and’ Mahogany, walnut and maple Carniturs, will take plac without any postponement, this day, July 10, at 10 o’closk, from tbe large five story residence 79 Warren street, near College place; piaao fortes, pier glasses, GALES AT AVOTION. — aheanea~nne LL SELL AT Ouars WRIGHT Wil ‘Tuesday, July 10, at 10 o'clock A. Myrtle avenue, broobiyn, « lange, varied, Sesortment of rich china, ‘ware; card plete aod ult purebarers without reserve, and wil f the public. wo ponttive aed be well worthy the ‘attention [pe coin vault and deck lights, Sele Mt, Vernon and Peihamville, Westchester coun! by AMOS JUDSOS, suctionser, at Gould's Hot Verwon, July 9, at 2 o’clock P.M.’ The three basement house om lot No, shah, ki Pirie SALE OF TWO HOUSES AND UTS AT WENT | N, “and St Woet Mt: Verse taining 17 a bare, at ercon, ovat rooms, wit! spacious cellar bern. Toowaole ts well caica grocery It Aelghttuly situated, commanding » beastiful view Dusiness or boarding house ia of Gien Park and netgbbcrnood. Aleo, the two story aad Attic houne, with cellar under the whole, targ very fine well ot water, situated at Palhamvill 109, af within fence, 100 feet ayusere Both houses are within Give minutes’ walk of the Harlem and New Haven railroad depots, Fifty per ceptcan rei mortgage for three yours, at seven per cent, The titles are unquestionable, and wiil be sold free from all encum brances For further particulars apply to Jamis LOVE t . RIDGE, 84 Leonard NY. Williamsburg, Long Island—Are now te @xecute orders for rough plate glass, suttable for gen 9 Prompt attention given toaliorcers left at iheir office, 442 Browdwey, Of with thew ageot,J K PLALT, 10 Murray etrest, MONEY MAKING BUSINESS.—THE KNOWLEDGK Of @ business where trom $5 to 85 per day can be fade, will be sent to one s*pding one dollar or the amount im post ine letter, Thin we highly reapectable busin d any mancan make it pay the above smount, The know! rent to any part of the United States at « cost of conte poatege. Address WILLIAM F, LONG, Brosd Poat Offios. OATS. — PI EASURE BOATS OF ALI, DRSCRIP TONS can be found at the boat and oar bazear of Inger 0 Soutn wrest, N. B.--Sall boats from 14 te 25 can be fitted notes. Brice OF VERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH | i factory, 3:7 Veurl street, Framklin sqeare. AM clea poly at the lowest fetory prises, Paint braskes on hand, Machine JOHN K, HOPPKL, of superior quality constant; | rants made to order . vale of valuable’ property on Sixtevath street. iMp R. Wilkins will sel. at suction, 10, 1566, at 12 o'cloos, at the Merchants’ Exchsoge, the following described property, — > lota, together with the unfipiahed builsings thereon, situated oa t! orth aide of Weat Sixteenth atrest, commencing %: east of Sixth avenue, each 20 feet in widtn by half the clock in ceptb. The buildingn are up to the 2d sory, with the 26 tier cf beams lnid, aod have been well protected (rom the weather. One loton the north side of Went Si teenth atreet, commencing 220 feet east of Sixth a being 26 feet in width by half the block in depth. Thi» sais will attord e very desirable o; vanity either to duilcers, or to those wisbing to build for their own oocu- pacey. ‘Terms at sale, Mapaand (urther particulars can be bad at the office of the auctioneers. Se: Ip R, WILK NS, AUCTIONFLR.—PEREMCTORY | ‘bi FREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSERHOLD furnture.—A M,. CRISTALAR, auctionser, will Sell, on Wednesday, July 11, at 10% o'clock, at No, 75 West Unirternth street, consisting in part of mahogany and rosewood parlor cha:rs, sofas, card, centre and na and china ware oleg: Engliab carpeting, ol! paintings, bookcane, elegaat @olid wewood suites, of the most fashionable meke, and ptuously upholstered and covered, variunaly covered y, aed other chairs, in ant styles of fimah, large, all spring, invalid chairs; massive and ly rosewood, revolving front secretary bookcase; ficent doable sction rosewood piano forte, of 7 elepantly carved, pearl inisia plates, for y and volume of tone is unsurpassed by any, imber of rosewood centre other rble tops, various kinds, ead tarte tow choice oil paintings, by different ,’’ (for mantel,) by Street, ‘ West Point,” by La Croix; ‘Crow Nest,” by the seme; “Chateau of Charles X |’ by Remy; ‘Sylvan Sunset,’ by Hardwicke; sncient piece, author ual aod others; elegant pier and oval 'mirr frames, rich spo heavy lace curtain sbades; magnificent Wilton, velvet and tapentry, stair and flocr carpsting; chanceliers; ladies’ tulsid rosewood eecritoire, finely carved wide and corner etegeres, plate mirrors, backs and fronts; a great variety of ‘orne meatal articles—tevres’ porcelain vases, jue aod Varian figures, statuary; also im dining room, large 14 fest extension table, (walnat,) chine dioner ani tea wets, costly silver plate case baskets, #poons, casters, tors’, tea rervices and nalver, &e., ivory gutlery, ¥ bh cut glues decanters, liquor cses, wines, Ac. ; also in the chambe: and modero, rosewood bed. ‘glass bureaus, washstenis, wardrobes, also mehogany elegant bedsteada and bid ogany,) fine bair mattresses, counterpanes, &o, AUCTIONRER— f 310 BROAD of confectionery, this day, lock, at 61 Cortlanat street, of ‘every description, oop- raand fix , lense of pre (itenday } ting of Confectioner’ Aoole, lane jae co ENS, DAVIS 11, at 10 o'ciock, at the ge aale of elegant rose suite im brocatelle; so- « & O0.—To morrow, Jul; bales room, 16 Spruce street, wood and mabogany furnitui fan, tere-a-tetes, ebair cares, wardrobes, was! end paintings 0! signtwen’ of clocks of rosewood pianotor! the merning of tale. D. SEELY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON TCES- day, the 1(th ivat, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at No. the entire furalture of the De ingraia carpata, rose wood and mahogany sofes, chairs, bedatesds, macble top tablen, dresaing burer us, fine rosewood boadoir pi- ano, kitchen furniture, ke, The family will leave for Europe on the 14th, and the sale will be peremptory. )) E. AARON, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS DAY, . July 10, at balf-past 10 0’clock, at the salesrooms, 67 Nassau street, a sp'endid assortment of fine gold watcbes, jewelry and rich diamonds, faacy rosewood worktoxes and writing desks, fancy shaving aod wash ing 1Oaps, and twenty thousand asa nogers. G HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THI . day, at 11 o'clock, at 13 Sixth avenue, household furniture and two billiard tables, with balls, curs and and 40,(00 segars, Catalogues on taper counts, suitable for s private house two spring carte one light wagon; cablactmakers’ workbench; two deren painted closets, Aes BORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—A LARGE AND very elegant stock of furniture, ing arti mirrors, ke., will’ be sold by auction, ay, at 10%, o'clock, ai’ No. 304 Breede om parlor suites of rosewood, mabogas: black Of various coverings, rosewood, walput’ bedsteads ; bureaus,” washstan: corner stands, etegeres, sideboerds, library and secretaire bootcases, wardrobes, book shelves, sofas, rockers, chairs, hall stands, dining room cbairs, extension dining tables, clocks, silver plated ware, china tea sete, vases, Ac, Catalogues now ready. RY T. LEEDS, AUCLIONEER.—BY N. B. WOOL- LEY & C1).—Will sell, this day, at 1034 o'clock, at Jeerooms Nos. 36 snd 28 Beekman street, corner of William, the entire contents of ther two salesrooms, covsisting of rosewood pianofortes, made by the cele brated Chictering & Fisher, one of Horton's melodeons, and an excellent organ. This is a rare opportunity for thore wishing to purchase, as the above instruments will be fully ted. Also, one rosewood suit, in French brocate every variety of rove wood and Will be sold without reserve. to cail and examine the goode early. tk paiatings, mir incladed. = L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER,—SALE OF © furniture —This dey, Tuesday, J be aiesroom, No. P mide tebles extension dining do reekers, easy chairs, nets of parlor tegeres, ladies’ work amd corner stan: bookcanes, 5 quatette Go, ronewocd piano, card tables, carpets ebipa and plated ware, ke Bedroom furviture. of rose wood, mabogany and black walnut: also enamelled do. ; French bedetends, plain do., hair mattresses nod palll- asses, wardrober, marble top dressing and plain bureaus, Co wasbetands, toilet rete, cottage, becatends a chaira, towel racks, window shades, As ; the basement and aitehen furniture. Also, an invoice of twenty five tential and light pattern walking various woods wad styles. oH SOMEKINDYKK, AUCTIONKER—STORE NO, 110 Geatre street, corner of Franklin, will neil, thie day, (Tussday,) July 10, atgl’ sy o'clock, at store, household furaiture, &c., consisting of mahogany and cane seat chairs, bareaus, menogany aod roseword + fas and tete-a totes, card tables, wardrobes, rocking ebairs, rosewood and mi ny bookcases, marble to and leaf tables, m: tables, clocks, looking cooking aed parlor stoves, bedetende, feather beds, mattresses, cots, Ac., kc. Sale of crockery, glassware, ke., on Thursday next it stands, office desks an’ BERNSTEIN, AUCTIONEER —BY PRCARE BERN. o) 9 STEIN & PHILLIPS, on Thuretay, the 12th J Tao, at 1¢4 Bighth svewus, ot 10 o'clock, household niture, Catalogue sale of an elegant assortment of fur Biture, consisting of mahogany roles, chairs, tote a teten, ‘pier glarsen, marble tables, romsaved pliae, rick @urteins, consisting of the entire farnitare of « family declining housekeeping. For eatalcgues apply st the ofcoot the auctioneers, 61 Liberty street. aly, far: MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL oRLL, THY @ Gay, at 10 o'clock, at 175 Chatham square, the furniture of a family from Second street, « new aseort- ment, alee from families going to the country, « choice Grroriment of feather beds, carpets, he. also fancy and dry geods, Bale positive, B. BUTLER, AUCTIONFER.—PUBLIC ADMINTS ¢ tretor’s sale of grocery store of late John G, H. Geceased.—On Taestay July 10, at 10 o'cloem, at of of premises. DOUGHTY, 1ONFER.—LAROK BALE OF @ Dew and second hend furniture, to morrow, 7, 81 10% o'clock, atthe suction roome, Zt Contre street 004 assortment of P J. KELLY, ATCTIONERR —610,00 WORTH OF fore'ra end domestic “ry 4, the pteck of Me A want ating tate by suction, on the thls Cay ot OAM ulver toa set, 3 pi YAWNBROKER'S SA enc jewelry, on Wed WORTIMEK, cor. Chatham wortment of Indl Also, at two o'clock preciael diamond pins, jewelry, gu’ beelor & Wilson ing machines, t order, S .470 and 20,244. By order of FRIDENBERG, 49) Hudson street, and 209 Kast ription, watches R.—AUCTION NOTE f farniture—lo morrow, at 10 O'clock, at the house No. 81% Weat Twenty-nixth atrest, Bear Sixth avenue, viz: all tbe furnitures conteined in the bouse, consisting of rich tapestry and other carpets; parlor, dining room. chamber kitehen furnitare, pg the usual rtmeot, which is well worthy Botice of Loustkeepers and dealers. Catalogues e morning of wale \HERIFF'S SALE —fHis DAY, TUFKSDAY, JULY 10, at 10 o'clock in the 1: oon, at 151 Bowery, the contents of » inting of parlor, cooking, and other + HERIFE'S SALE —WILL Be SOLD AT PUBLIC ACO- tion, July 11, 1865, at 189 Court atrest, Brooklyn, Jarge assortment of Crogs, medicioes, &r., ke Also the flatures of a Crug store, consisting Of drawers, shelven, counters, sc bow cases, cans, jars, bottles, & Also, various articles of hoasshold furniture, Dated July 9, 1405. ENGLEBERT LOTT, Sheriff. PPVONIS MORR&L furniture of @ AUCTIONEER, SECU will be sold t treet (witnou aleo retrigeratora of Aix sizes, mew farni- , mattiaaner, window thades, ke NI, ing to buy will be prompt to ti on of the year for sufficient com, TLLIAM IRVING, AUCTIONRER. FURNITURE, fancy goocn, & it am Irving & Co., lay July 12 at 10% o'clock ot, Brussel + of ronewood furniture in © nnd) sofas in bair cloth, mirro |, bockracks, bat stands, pier tables, ‘centre tavles, witdow curt bair mattresnea, French bed- ateads, black walnut cottege bedateadas, washaten ta, mabogany Frerch recretaries, dreening and tea tenios, Also, without reserve, to pay advences, an clegeat carved rorewood 6, octave pianoforte, made by Bowen & Leavett, Bosten. Also for account of whom it may concern, ease of elegant chins vases, with flowers and , quar: , on Tueadey, July | 7ge quantity of kitchen utensils; lao, | | YO HAND | NAPITALISTS, &C.—MINNESOTA —A GENTLEMAN, iding tn this rapidly growing Territory, end about a there, uld Like to secu: Yeral responsible rf lly acqualat joubted security | Peuleaa, box 130 Herald office. ARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LAD. , blanks, price lia , country mercheal of plain ‘or (ancy job nting, nestly done at THOS, BE. BUTTON'S Printing 0, 142 Fultom street, between Nassau and Broadway ETCHUM’S MOWING MACHINES, HAY PI boree hoes, cultivators, plows, straw cutters, core a Ts, reapers, borse powers and threshers, combimed Uhreshers and winpowers, and other arel ma shines, for sale by P. D. GATES, 12 Broadway, ADIES, ATTENTION.—M. D'CAMERON (WHO Was for six yeare patronize’ by the late reyal family of | joe) wi forward to any adiress, for the sam of ane | dollar, enclosed prepaid letter, receipts and insteae. vie you to make with ease, and at saving to yourselves, the following valas- ble and indiapensable toilet articles —tis eau de bo- quotte, for the bandkerchiefs and gloves; his le bette white, for beautifying and improving the i | his dewtrifice, for cleaning the tenth and sweetening | the breath: his unrivalled capatherion, fer restoring | the hair end preveating baldness; hie 1 of tyre, whieh will instantly dye red er gray | beautifal black, his taveluable eoumabonata, for ples from the atin. Also, d’Camoron, Post Office, New York. Mr. D'Cameron—Deer Bir—Your and ore a & great deal Of satistaction te | img theca one’s self, and knowing that they are free from ipjuriow ite. 1 consider my Goller very profitably and have mo objections to your my name. Mrs, MARGRITE vy i 315 9th avenue, N.Y. M. d’Comeroa—Dear Sir—* * * Having obtained your reeeipts, and having used the tooth preparations twioa, | Lmust ‘sctnowlndge that I am sgresably surprised. | Though so simple apd easily made, pare beller teem T ever used, and I should suppose, from the any thing care which your direstions are given that the other preparetions must be equally good, lem well | satlefied, and give you permission to publish this asa testimonial, with my mame and address, MARY MILDOLLAR, No. 4 Collonade’row, Columbia atreet, Hrvoklye. EECH TUB*.—WANTED, TEN OR TWENTY ASE 4 leech tubs: Inquire of MILLS O'REILLY, 172 Souths DAINTS | PAINTS DINGS, FENOR, roofs, ke ee fe. NG. white lead, 7 coats oo | tine, Ber polled of! Jon | oll fer fem ea of every dew lane SMITH, Ageat. | | ASPHERRIES, CHERRIES, OR ANY OTHER FRUIT | or vegetable, may be for years preserved in « | fresh state, with mstural flavor aad color, by the use of Bpratt’s patent self-eealing cans, accompanying which | areexplicit directions for preserving. They are eaally | Opened oF cloned gwithout the epplication of heat, by « | patent screw attachment. N. ~The genuine self on ¢, cast in letters on the cap, ‘ Spratt’s much is mentioned to . ticle in imitation. For sale by the proprietors, WELLE & PROVOST, 341 Pearl street. A HANDROME LOT OF BaP all pieces, just received aad for Fulven extension tables legant rose elegent tapestry, 3 ply and other earpews, oil cloth mahogany French and co'tage bedsteads, hair aod other mattresses, beds and bedding, marble top dressing aad plain baresus, washstan's, toilet sate, wardrobes, dining and hitebon furniture, cooking stoves chine, glass and ware, on Thursday, at 104, Greluck’ at 139 Bloom eld intrest, Hoboken, ali the 4) teel parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture in the above house. C, ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON July 10, at 10 o'clock, corner Fifth tieth street, Brooklyn, 12 horses, 10 dirt vote berness, \0¢irtcars. Also a large lot of tones. EDUCATION, OLUMBIAN COLLEGE, WASHINGTON, D. © — / Rev J.G, Binney, 0 )., President a04 Professor of | Intelieet ual and Moral Philesophy Wiliam Ruggles, LL.D., Protessor of Mechanical Philo- oop ey. and Latin Lang Charles C. Je Beliens Lettres. Lewin H. Steiner, A.M, MD. Professor of Chemistry ond Natural wlocophy FT. Friston, A.M, Profesor of Mathematics Willism & Jillaon, A.M, Prof. of Modern Languages. KR. C. Fox, A B., Tator in Greek aad Latin Languages, 7 ton, AM, Professor of the Greek o% ott, AM, Professor of Mhetoric and ash, AM, Teacher of reparatory Department. t pemvion begins on the inet Welaseday in “ep. ine months, uate the last Wet ten tor admiasion may be ex i Towsda: quires four tbe degree of U.P no provided for the degree of AM Btudente by heate of actual a inter the A presaratory departmest \s established general super Of the faculty, wi CS Tie need Ves itting puplie to (oleae With a fell and stile taculty, etulemte are with com. tied to the usual benefits of our beat inetita- h those advantages peculiar to the seat of the gepere! government, Cirevlars, with all needed information, may be receivel | A by epplying persomally or by letter to the Preadent AEPTAURANTS. ARD TIMES, HARD TIMER 40 TO GOULD'S Hotel, 144 Fulton street,and gota bow! of the best ity of green turtle roup for ome shilling. 20 dishes ant and boiled meats at 6c per plate~then talk of bard times Y NEW RESTAURANT, CORNER OF MOADWAY #04 Chambers street, branch of my William and | cloting wal, by Ver streets establishment, wil] be opened on Matar day, Jaly 7. To my old frente! take this opportunity ratetal sakmowleigments for the their esteem, sei to the OTICE,—T0 THRE WO Wie TO GET & GOOD dinner, at & moderate price, in the room in New York, we would sdrise them \ drop imta the Nassau Coties Howse, third door bore Ann street tT GREAT MONSTER WED Nicbolas.—We 60 not & far wll take place or pot, bet w fresh lot of green tartie bes port arrived, and Professor Ke petd, from the Tremont House, Boeten. has teen en. to comcoet the sant in soup and steaks, every only ove billing per Gish, bee fee over A Chen, Ot 6% Conte aad 2 pence © everybody eam dime (ae well a+ A: orn) om Crlicions green Cartle soup wot etme GOULIYE saloon V4 Valton erect Nh Femi vopplied for only 2a. 64. par bowl. FURSITURE. | ARE, PARI —THE UNDERDIGNED WOULD RE P Cyne Ay thoes persons visiting Paris thie . ban » | 816, 806.8 preceling the opening of | EAS, COFFERS ANDSUGARKS, AT WILLIAM LYNCH'S newly erected store, corner of Hpring and Greve wict streets [e recommend our readers to call aad ese fer | themeclves, as they cam do better at wholesale or retell } than elsewhere in the city, aa his stock is very large, ‘ATES PASSPORT OFFICE, 271 BROAD. way, corser of Chambers street, New Yort,—A | requlatice of the tment requires materslised cid | tome to exhibit their certificate when application to | made. | ILKIN'# AMIFLET.—THIS MOST VALUABLE PRK- j peretion for restoring snd preserving the hair, in the most perfect luturiance and color, as original | compounded by the celebrated ocullat, Dr. Hi Yillet, | of New York, and has for the last ten years tously distributed by him to his friseds. Dr by many t allow this most valuable cure for bald | nese to be brought before the publics, hee now kiadly And gretuitoes'y preseated the undersigned with the re | bind that purpore, as will be seen by Dr. Kiliot’s car- | tifeate below. emiclet (s also highly recommested eubilirating west Leaping it entirely free from daadraf. per bottle For saleby qonerally. mm \ttaneses seat to the & promptly executed. Ma. WILKIN 4 Maiden lane, New N This ia to certify that I hay eription tor restoring and | ry | Invented | tor graceal use, ase most pleasant ork. ing the hair, and been and for which | make M. ALT, MD, Ville, states lalead CAL, Q() MANOFORTEA AND MELODWONS, A? GRRAr 4, 066, aine—V'rices, 940, 45, Bab, O46, 10, O1u6, amd 8100, at 7 Me arceee, neal lwenty fourth street—the cheapest place in New | York to bey tor cash. Pianos tuned, red, on | charged, or bought for east hh GONZALES. 4 PA- TTENTION, PIANO PURCHANDRA iA | tent celestial | Munger maaafeetarer | ea taking the place of the ordinary pamofories use they are much superior | of tome, 24 they stand irom frames Be, they | commended by all our fret we have of their eu periority | Broadway, Ht. Nitholes Hotel. | CHANCE. VOR BARTER. =A PEAAON HAVING 8 new oF moons ban’ can foro | superior gold huntiog wet | 5A Me, bow 166 Brockizn Pest 0 SPEND 7 OCTAVE Nose WOOD PFIAND oR | fale bas tour round corners, ie im portect order Sent $400, will be sold for 9200 cna. be omen af | Mo. 6 Roslyn terrser, Mighty second at., between O4 aad | Mth evenness, York rus Vine? RATE PiANOVORTE, BEVEN Oc A whose certiGente A MUNGER, Ne. 618 cm, CHYAP —& VERY SUPERIOR TONE SEV calere 0240 tosewent it ue account of to poem at