The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1855, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY mMaRXKEP. Sunpar, Jaly 15—6 P. M. The week just closed has been ratner a quiet one, The stock market hes ecttied down into the inac tivity cenal for the season. Many specalatora are cout oftewn, having abandoned for the time the ex- etteaigint of the stock arenas. Tne bulls and bears ave in this way paired off and left the market in the banda of the smaller clases of operators. Thisin @ monenre acocunts ‘or the dulness that prevails at the Exchange; but there is another and more deep. ly rooted cause for the pause and inaction in the market: The position of financial affairs is such as to oreate in the minds of the more cautous capi- talista a feeling of apprehension, and in the minds ef baldecs of s‘ocks # desire to realize. The change that ia about being rea'ized is one calculated to ad- vance the most importent interests of the country, ‘and oaa affect injariously only those who are iz- volved deeply in stcck speculations. The demand fer money which is likely to arise from the mer an tile clagses, will draw capital from stock tovest- ments;,.and the probability is that tha mar ket will be over eugolied for some time to come, A® soon as tais movement commences, we shail find half a aczea sellers to one buyer; and aa the sellera will be those of compulsion, buyers will ¢eaily control the market. There is no doubt but that the harvests will be all that has been anti- Gipated—that the yield will be sufficient te insure an enormous éurplus. This point being settled, it fol- lows that oredit and confidence inpreases on all sides. ‘The fact that the preducirg clawes are in a pros perous eondition is suffic'ens to give a great impetus to business. The agricultural interest regulates all others ia this covntry; and when that is sound the consumption of ali articles of importation progresies rapidly. The merea:tile classes are preparing for @ very Bctive falltrade. The country is rich, and the demand for goocs is likely to be very great, This will require the emp!oyment of a larger capital emorg the merchants, andthe banks must supply the demend. Loans which are row out on stocks must be called in and put ont on business paper. ‘The banks may not enlarge their discount line materially; bot they must change ita character, and gaorifice the stock speculator, if necessary, to acco- modate the merckant. The brokers now have large favors from the banks, aud the amount of Joans has been rua up to high points by the bypothecation of stocks. A few weeks will place stocks in s position very different to that they now occupy. Ingoonection with these remurke, we give the ancexed extract” from the Boston Courier ot the 13th inat., relative to the depreciation of stock Beoaritice:— Thoteuth of the axiom, that ‘riches take wings and fly away,” was fully exemplified youterday by the sight and of a private acbedale of railroad stocks and ing to an indivicue), and valued eighteen montild ego at a little over $574.000, the market valus of witch to-day is only about $113,000, showing s de- Picotation of 9261,000 in one year and & haif, beside the of interest. These securities were pledged as col lateral security for borrowed mozey, and as they de. clined in value, other property was placed with them to rat ood until the unfortomate borrower Among the securities me 04, ene be ai Seaseeres es eDumerst were bonds a of theGrend Junction, Vermont’ Central. burg, and Bosten and New York Central Reilroads. This only one of man; 1% agnita: f courte, but similar in sind if bot in degrees he ayant of on hich often borrowing y i entices people to rnin, At pr it is prac- tised im New York to a fearful extent. Tae bank fe and discounts there sireacy reach to the ensrm sqareuate of $08,000,000, very large per oon wi is dewanded loans on colldterel pledges, lis! be notified at any time by giving one day's warning. iom of the currency haa inflated the marzet for end bonds in that city to auch an extent, that 8 sudden collapse {a likely to occur at any moment. ‘The exportation of #,ecie from this port last week was ocnsiderably urder that of the week or two Previous. Sarpuxsrs or Spxctz rrom Tuk Port oF New York, Brig Angestura, Culéad Bolivar, specie ... $23,000 00 it Salas on G vente 738708 28 eamer ive: 101 pera ape og 71 oat 000 99 5 " 8 ie Dee RS 841 80 *)-Hermanp, Havre, American gold. 232,868 58 Tetal for t! Total for 1855..........0ceseeee +++ +818,307,854 29 Aibert H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction €a'e of stocks and bords will take place on Monday at 124 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. We learn that the exdirectors of the Broadway Bask, these who are oppcsed to the one man power in the mansgement of banking institutions, intend eetablishing a bank to be governed upon proper prisciples. Sabecriptions have already been ob- tained for nearly a million of dollars, and as soon as the. tight location can be decided upon, the neces- eazy measures will be adopted to put the institution at once into operation. We know of no place requising @ well managed banking institution more thag the vicinity of Berkman street. The widening of that atreet and the probability of its being opened acréas the Park, to connectjwith Park place, makes it w very desirable location. There is only one bank in that neighborhood now, and that is by no means 6 popular inatitution, so that a five opening presenta iteeli for the employment of capital in that boainesa in that recticn. The ex-directors of the Broadway Bark compoced the backbone of ita man- sgement; and as they commard the confidence of the community, they would command a large mount of business from houses in the vicinity of tte Park. ‘The anthracite coal trade, notwithstanding the interruption on the Delawa'e division, lessening the ehipmests for the time on the Lehigh Navigation is large forthe past week—larger than was gene’ rally expected. The Reacing Railroad Company brought down for the week ending on Thursday, 48,240 tors, and for the ycar to the same time, 1,195,616 tors, being an excces of coal toonege to the mmo time last year of 141,999 tons. The Sebuyihill Navigation, for the week ending on ‘Thureday, brought down 26,530 tonsa, and for the sear 474,340 tons, beicg an excess of last year's ebipments to the same time of 64,031 tons. The in- creage thus far thie year from the Scduy)kill coal region over the coal tonnage from that region, to correeponding time last year, 1s 205,030 tons. The coal shipments from the Lehigh for the week endiog with Saturday last, were 27,614 tons, agains’ 28,154 tona for the corresponding week of last year; for the season, 479,499 tons, agaizat 418,489 tous to the same time last year, The retail market is affected For tump coal by the quantity the incrpasing sc. tivity im the tron business bas produced an improved demacd, and prices ars very firm, with an upward tendency. A very few weeks will probably show a similar Improvement in the demand for the other sizes, Stove coal is taken about as fast as it reachas makes, ‘The shipments of authracite coal from Richmond daring the week ending July 7, 1855, at the destins tion, were as follows: — Aibeay, N. ¥. Bangor, Maine New Rochelle, N.Y. .2m 102 and Brooklyn. 6,835 . 92 Amount cyerdrawn in the General Fund., 29,120 68 We learn from a circular iseued by the President of the Cleve'and and Mahouing Railroad, that the length of the road, from Cleveland to Now Castle is 88 mi'es. Seventy miles, from Cleveland to Younge- town, are expected to be finished this year. fhe iron is parchased—about 2,000 tous have already been delivered on the lise, and te track laying is commenced. The company hava closed negotiations for the eale of an issue of firat mortgage bonds, to wopply iron and equip the liar, At Youngstown the coal fields are reached, which will at once afford the road a profitable business. The cost of the read from Cleveland to Youngstown is estimated at $2,000,000. The company expect to place the ‘balance of the road, from Youngstown to New Cas tle, 18 miles, under contract during this season, to be finished next spring. At New Castle it will con nect with the North Western road, intended to conrect that place with the Penusyivania road at Blaisaville, The enzexed statement exhibita the quantiiy end value of certain articles exported from thia port dur- ing the week ending and inclading Friday, the 102 of July, distirgu'shing the destination and extent of shi; ments to each place:— _, Commerce oy Tue Port or NeWeYoux—Vaivz or Ex- PORTS. LIVERPOOL. Quan. Fal. Quan. _ Vat. Cotton, biew.3,165 $152,319 Dry goods, cs 20 $5,053 Corn, bus..93,851 94,637 Ch’se, 1bs.106,802 9,151 Rosin, bbls. 1,701 8,274 Tobscco ....9,809 1,395 Handspises,. 467 50 Fs &akns.ce 60 10,416 Staves.....14,160 6,813 Hops, bags.. $8 1,803 Rags, bales,.” 6 194 Books....... 2 "237 Tobacco, hds. 68 10,212 Dent. matris. 10 2,464 Sp oll, galls.1,879 3,869 Tamp. grass. 100 2,100 i boxes 190 8,298 -—-— Maple, pieces 118 49 = Total...... ..., $305,029 LoNpoy, Fra & akns, cs 293 $92,754 Tem, chesta.. 165 $3,600 me turp. bbls 600 9,600 Wh. oil, gals 6,387 4,664 bacco, 735 Tob’oo, Ibs.22,500 4,050 Drugs, 588 Oileake, bbl.2,092 10,919 Charcoal 2,000 Lea. big, ca’ 41 4,501. Staves 918 Oare&npkal,771 1,225 ‘Turpnt’e, 1,811 — Wine, casks. 100 1,349 —‘Total,.,....... $138,744 GLasgow. Lime w’d, tas 80 91,615 Sp. turp. bbls 200 $4,898 Q bark,, 37: 1, ni, i... 201 121 8,382 7,700 947,331 $9,162 6,728 1,990 7 wood, tas 104 2,300 7,527 HAM Cotton, bls., 140 $7,060 8. pegs, bble 200 $600 Rots, dble., 613 1/223 Oil, os. 420 W’bone,lbs 15,008 7,004 S'sapar’a, bla 20 523 IR.gcods,bxa'428 11/191 Girger, bags 301 815 Fre&ekioaca 16 2/100 Paintings, cs. 1 100 5 700 Logwood,tas. 120 2,626 Indigo....... 15 4,950 ae Ex, log’d, bas 310 1,756 Total............841,770 ROTTERDAM. P, arbes bbis 141 $4,810 Tobscco, Ibs.3,120 $248 Pot do ., 28 991 Ex. log’d,bxs 200 1,162 LR, gocéscs 35 2,480 Bark, bhds.. 100 21616 Wex, Ibs...1,609 "456 Mill, bxs... 8 ‘216 Tobacco bhds'117 4,265 8, t’pen, bbis 453 7,517 Drug + 6 698 Rosin.......2,726 5,686 410 Staves.....16,000 1,414 hogary... 298 —— Gedar, loge., 21 266 Total ......4.....832,302 DUBLIN, Corn, DUBLEU........scssceseeveeseseesZ5j103 $16,450 CADIZ, Tallow, Ibe..1,254 $150 Sp turpentine 26 $341 Fitch, bbls,, 160 231 Boarca,{t..22,604 652 me 100-810 Gig... 1 980 Legwood.ions § 110 Staves... 147,008 9,287 ‘onin, bbls. 7 ‘ pe at BM ses tots vedicteducih ssesde sees GIS)06L LIBBON. Tarpentine, bbls. $170 Btaver, 11,733 ++ 914,898 MALAGA, 2 $187 Other articles — 9102 0 1,686 or ++ $2,125 10 $311 :3,000 1,964 a en, + $2411 16 $1,434 3 "68h pal + $2,018 Cloeks, brs.. 95 $400 Ep $100 Ronin,’ Bola. 63 *n9 PA" Reettinsctn Logwood,tors 80 1,080 ‘Total... $3,310 BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES, Flour, btls,.2,597 $21,623 Tobacco, Ibs.6,374 $1,072 Rye......+ 215 1,603 Tea, cheste... 65 ‘628 Corn, buab..9,000 8,220 Corn'm., bbis'914 9,548 Ri Pork 226 4,369 Whiske 1 200 Twine, Sugar, cace Me $34 $6,542 Tea, pkgs.... 15 bp 121 109 160 146 106 116 197 2,938 savdevesansisc RINE oun. $660 $122 5,703 2805 5 130 2,827 Furniture, bx 104 7 169 Tobacco, ibs 2,611 £68 1,620 2,229 2c2 1,615 48 465 $12 Shooke&bdg.3,825 4,437 937 |. 288 7,863 112 218 235 578 Paper, r#.. .5,60 2,160 200 Hardware,ca. 23 662 . 2 268 Sp. tur. Db} 120 Otherarticles — 1,848 Looking giess 4 888 — Otl, gal....., 986 600 = Total.......... 889,497 AFRICA. Blocks, hhds, 2 $258 Glassware,pk. 67 $1,800 Staveskbgd61,200 3,420 N. stores, bb. 93 ‘24 100 480 Lamber, ft 24,768 68 168 Other articles — a8 413 — nAYTL. +++ 950 $10,644 Soap, boxen.2,100 $2,525 £55 10,749 Rice, bola 84 1,40 7 Stl Beans, bbls.. 15 ww Lareé, Ibe... 17,867 2,218 Tobaecco,bales 66 1,043 Cheese, Ibs. 2,747 399 Hardware, cs, 75 — 3'185 Shees, cases. 4 18 P'ooarda,cs.. 2 131 Lemestics, oo 6 615 Codfish, Ins 53.400 1,968 Drogas, boxes, 16 243 Lamter, {t 35,710 360 Fioh, pbis 230 ie Other articles ~ 2.544 Total... cc... 841,009 IRM WEAT INDINS, Candles, box, 325 ols Sugar, boxes. 20 899 Batter, Ibs... 655 120 485 Domoestice,ble 134 5,170 Blocks, cases, 2 Be Cordage,cases 164 Leather, sides 50 12a 5 Tobacco, Ibs.1,083 22 620 Hardware, cs 1 m7 400 Flour, bbis.. 326 $3, Caraia, mat 1 Combs, ce... 1 Butter, Ibs. 1,918 Rice, oa 9 00 1 8 le Dis 1,004 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY. 16, 1855, Cotton, bales. 16 63,060 Tobacco, 1b65,185 §4,03T bois otek haves 7.000 * 660 . % soso geld 2,273 Other _ wat is eer Seteeansecenseens 8,403 of merchandise exported during the Value of 1,232,007 ‘Total exportation. .. 114,075, prea iy oe Excess of importations over exportstions Cu Ting the wOOK.s.srrs ese soe 81,011,286 ‘There. is nothing new or important tn this siete. ent. [twill be eeen that the exportation of mer Chancise continues limited. The specie shipments exceed those of merchandise. Breadstuffs form but © small {tem in the aggregate, aud the probability is that there will be no increase of cons: quence, uatil quite late in the fall. It wiil take some time for prices to ccme down to shipping voints, The following is a ccmparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the seer to July 12:— Decrease. $2,800,502 2,707,832 788,834 1,840,632 Total ..$20,888,001 $13,308,677 ‘$8 601,205 Net decreage to July 6, 1 $7,293,424 ‘The quantity and value of certain articles, other than foreign dry goods, imported into this district during the week endirg and {nolading Friday, July 13, were as followe:— Commence oY Tax Port or New York—VALex OF imports, Quan, Value, iZ 2. es 89,010 206,971 079 Glass plate .. 18 8 1/201 Mirror plate.. 102 7/355 20 21681 Horsehair... 3 2,101 73 14/600 Horsed’cloth 1 ‘894 p( Hati Pp Musterd..... Woo! waste., 4,650 Flocks....... Metal vee 485 Oil linseed... 440 Oil olfve,,..6,775 Painte., 119 12 20 14 9% Saud = Fartbenware. 150 y 70 § a chandise in the markst duriag seve eons OL,841,849 1,234,911 Total importations..o....+s.seseessee4 $8126 260 The importations are getting to be quite heavy. Tt is ecmething unumal to see aa aggregets above three millien cf dollars. Sugar, coffeeand minerals form the most important items in the total. $2£00 NY ba, '58, 2000 Ind State 00 ce 100 Hazem RR... 100 oe ag verRR 41, 16 Mich 80&N Ja RR 1043 4g 81 Gal & Chic RR.. 110 div 84% 470 Cleve &ToMRR.. 9116 80 aba Bk St N York 1084 280 do b60 92 7 Bavk of Com'ce.. 1% BOARD. 10 Uiev & Toledo RR 91 40 do. blo 91 00 lo 1600 NY Cent 7s, 2800 de 0 1000 Hud iit Mods i053 wha Cumb C1. b3 29% a peo 2 100 ay 5% 15 Mi So & NoTaRR 104% Statement showing tbe qax cles firat cleared on the cauels, and the quantity New York, during ths second week in July, 1855 :— Cirared., 721 105 161,053 109,855 dixe at 4 mills, .1,836,021 WO. rerseesceve 10,600 Articles stull, ibe 876,300 907 1800 Furnitare,....... 28,700 Bloom & ber fron. | 4,200 Domestic woollens 14,00 Domestic salt...., Iron ant stesl Flint, onaseer'y ., 100,700 620,400 Cash receipts oe Loertify the above to be Mirebancise at Copper cre... four mills,.., Furs and pelity., 27,200 correct, RICHARD H. WOODS, Collector. CITY TRADE REPORT. s oie fiisene = M-6P. M sn —Pota were quict at . The stock amoaat: to sbout 1,022 bole. ‘i hice om heeavertyrs —Flour was langu'é, at the previow dey'a quotations, The sales footed up stout 6, 85) bhls. : including inferior to good common Btate at 6847 a §4.09) geod straight to extra, $6 62 0 $8 87; Westera common 10 good and choice , $9 12 & 89 50, and $9 750 $10 37 for extre do. Canadian was tolerably firm, sales of 7C0 bble. at $1012881112 Southern—Sales of 700 860 bbls. at $10 37 a $10 75 for mixed to choice brands, 4 fancy to extra ¢: $11 0 $12. Rye flour—7s bbia, closing dull White Seuthern wa: ec: end was worth aboat 61 15. ‘The sales om or: about 1,000 bushels, at 8143 a $1 45, which was easier. ets mappa modenite deneati oy 4 @ BAe. for State and Weetern . Conrns.—Sales ot 2,000, of Rio were at p. t.; 660 do, Mar ab 1CKo. a 12 Yo, GO bags ket wes quis! confined to rae, A ise io firm, and a, was mv ity ve ae Dry cod were ceiling at . . fe, ot $10 15 820, Bealed herring *Featours were dull in all Cizections, and engazements light, To Liverpeoi s few huodred bales of cotton abipred at 7-32a., with some ontside matters om mewto Lenton. To overnment Java at 1: 6 Corron.—1be about 600 a 800 200 de. Ce, Frn—' There was q Tbe. 1 Oa wai genres and tokrably firm, for abip- 1 ment, at 91 06 a $1 12. Hamp, Sales cf 130 bales American dew: dame- ged, were made by auction at $106 a $125. Tkon,—S:oteb pig was steady, with moderate salea, 20, 6 mon, : Mo.assas —Sales of 25¢ bbls. New Orleans, at 22 ¢. Provisions. Pork was firm and eold at higuer rates. ‘The sales embraced about 12,000 bbls, includicg new 976 @ $90 67, with @ small loto’ 6! bola. yw meee was at $1660, and old mens was at $1950, Beef wes firm end ip request The sales embraced 200 9 800 bbls., at $9 75 a $19 26 for country prime, aud $11 8 $13 for mess do, ; 150 bbls Chicago re- packed asd extra mess sold at $162 B17, and 200 bos. peef hams at $16.8 $19. Bacon and cut ments were dull and drooping. Lard.—260 bbls. were sold at 100. a 16X%0. Butter and cheese dull, though prices were no- winally the aeme. Rick—A bout 50 casks were soldat 50. a 6i¢c. market wea dull. Spices.—Seles of 260 SuGaRs,—The market was firm but lees active The sales were confived to 500 « 600 hhds. Cubs muscovado, about 200 of which wei about 6Xc. to 6c a 6%o, for prime, WHBKEY was quiet, receipts being holders demanding rates above the vie Fome 60 to 100 bbis. prison were eieecten four months. 100 bhds, dradg Foreign Mazkets. Havas, June 30, 1855. Corrox —I wrote you on Wednesday e' , by the Pacifiestesmer On the foliowing day, owing to the favorable iotellige ved from Liverpool, our mar- ket became suimated. and 4,000 bales changed hands Prices which were irre; at the commencement of the week became reg Rfpeenine sted, bales, at the foilowing Tres Tres Bon Petit bas. Base — Ordin. ordin, cour, 92 80 85 OL '—A lot of 432 hides, salted, has been sold at 47: American potash, in loco and to arrive, :ound buy: taf, Hops are of- fered and declining in lelesr have been made ut 216f., 210, ami evea at The light, of buy at quotations, there was gain « good demans, although less a; and the Menno aie’ $0 2,005 priceaz— ‘2008. Waukat,—The her een ore week has bee! and even exceedingly hot these two last days. aepect of the fields 1s satisfactcry; neverthsless pricea remain high. Freiguts;—The ship Mary sailed for New York, Emigrants and goods are arriving in small numbers. The export of wine to New York is nearly sus pen ied and contributes to the scarcity of freight. Prices are tho seme, epaed ed to report from United States.— me . perme sold at $9 87. was quiet, at $3 87 eat—Sales of 400 bushels Canadian at $210, and 1,200 besbels new Southern, to arrive on Mon t private terme Ths cbie€ ealos making of Miabig cther hinds of old wPeat were ohieily in amal! lots, at braced 60,000 « 1», Catedy, bowover, at OO , thine naa ADVBRTISEMENTS SENEWKS LVMRY DAY, SALES AT AUCTION, LBERT H NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.—ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell, this day, July 16, at 123¢ goo at the Merchants’ Exchange, for ascount of whom it may concern:— $13,000 ‘crest Weatern Railroad (Ilinols) frat ae 04 $3, 16 per cent bonds, each Sem 00 Flanhing Baltrond fi iariguge 7 por cent bo nds, 000 $100,000 Louisiana State 6 per cent bond: $6,000 Pittaburg city 6 per cent bonds, each......$1,000 $1,600 City of Memphis bond. ba One certificate of the Breckenridge Cannel Coal pa Dy. $2,000 rcnicago and Mississippi 10 per cent income bonds, 100 shares Little iam 20 Commonwealth Ine NP 240 Hampshire Coal and Iron 4 Union India Rubber Company... 2000 Fair Grove Copper and Gold 200 New York be metery Compan; Terms of Sale—Ten per cent this day, before 2 o’clock to-morrow. The accrued inte: the bonds will be charged to the purchaser. Next regu- lar sale on Thursday, Jaly 19. UCKION NOTICE.—JOHN HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.— Magnificent housebold furnit ture, rosewo2d piano- torte, pier and oval mirrers, velvet carpets, oil peta ings, statuary, &c., to be sold this day, (Monds: 1034 a, uM Y These goods are tha eauire of did content fire tclass tour a! welling No. Murray street, are to be sold it reserve. A pert, bat not minute, listis snnexed:—Parloe—One mse end uphelatered, in crimson $426; rosewood seven octave pianofarte, of beautiful tone, and fully warranted; massive rosewood bookcase, carved rosewood etegere, with plate glass doors and back; elegant ladies’ inlaid besatitully throaghout; carved ar dle rosewood centre tables, with statuary mi pestry, ingrain wirrors 8, pure eurled hair ther pillows and bolsters, Marseilles co panes, lace cornices, shades, tollet and muslin window drapery, rots, enpsrinee, &e, &e, Sale without regard to weather. UCTION NOTICE —J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—BY S$. BOGART. —This day at 103 o’clock, at the auc- tion rooms cor. of Frankfort and Wiliam sts.: mortgage sale of a Jarge assortment of household furniture, tete- atete cotas, marble top tables, mahogany chairs and rockers, mahogany bat stand, mahogany Frencn bel. wteads, bair mattresses, featner beds and becding, ma- bogany dressing and plain bureau; Jarge lot of Brussels three ply and ingrain carpets, oil cloik, wash stands, large mirrors, extension diniog and mahogeny dining eno tea tables, va ne seat chairs, bovk racks, one lerge bali clock, 01 worthy the at- tention of the trace an wat of household articles. N. B—Tho goods muet be paia for aud re. moved the ssmeday A. N&SBET, attornsy for mort- wager, Office No. 4 Murray street. talogues at the house, UCTION NOTICR—THOS. BEL! AUCTIONEER. Bell & Bush will sell on Tuesday, at 103; o'clock, Jerooms, 12 North William atreet, a ie variety of household and tock of cry goods, fancy erticle: CTION NOTICE.—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, —JOHN F, RUPSELL, Auctioneer.—By &Co,, we will sell et our talesroom, 85 to-morrow Tueeday, at 1034 A. M, a’ large colle: bourehold furniture, ofl painting , mirrcrs, plated ware, fancy goods, & le poritive and fc r oxsh only. —JOSEPH L. SMITH, AUCTION. eer, will sell this day, (Monday,) at 103¢ o'clock, at 76 Franklin ofteet, foarth bouse west of Broadway, one rorewood piaro, of triliant tone and finish; parlor furniture, of rolid rosewood; rich carpets, oi'clotn, o!f paintings, large oval and pier glasses, rocklog and easy chairs, mabogany and maple chairs, sofas, d.ntog aod ‘ea tables, roseword and mahogany ‘steada, bureaus and washstands to match, best hair muttresnon, crock- ory, glassware, clooks, silverware, &c ; three enameliod cottage nuits. 8 HOUGH, AUCTIONEER—GREAT SALE OF SUB. fo. Btantia! anc elegant solld rosewood, mahogany lant and maple farsiture, wil, take Bites, without 0) jponem: at, to morro 7, ‘aesdas), July 17, a! belt pent 10 o'clock, from the large five story residence in Warren stieet, near op ¢ plece—Pisnoforte, pier glavses, English carpeting, oil psintings, book cass, ein. gant oli rorewood sults of fashionable make, eurmptu- oualy esived, upholetered and covered; variously cover 26 easy, eception and other chal:a, in’ elegant atylea of finish, large all-epring invalld chairs, maveiva aad cost ly rorewood revolving fromt secretary bookcase, migai- cent double action rorewcod plano’orte of seven oc- te’ elegantly carved pear! inlaid plate, and for quali ty and volume of tome ia umsarpassed by any, (war ranted); © number of rosewoo! ce: and other tables, ait wit! ‘ble tops, various kinds and tastefully cary: ed; alro, « few choice ou painting: ¥ different artists; Fruit piece, for a mantel, by Street; West Point, by Ls. creix; Crow Nest, by the same; Chateau of Charles X., by Reeny; Sylvan Sanert, by Hardwick; Aacioat Piexe author nknown, and ott t’ pier and oval rich aad heavy lace cur- Xe; magnificent Wilton floor carpeting; ehande- lee, Indy’a inlaid rorewood excretoire, finely carved vide ond corner etegeres, plate mirror back aad fro o great variety of ornamental Pp vaver, bieque and Paran fiaures, statuary; also, in din. fog roots, large 14 feet wa'nut n' table, ch.oa dinner apd tea , costly ellver plate, cake Dasxets, tpoove. ters, forts, tes services and aslrer, ivory cutkry, Freneb cat giars decanters, liquor cases, wines, ke. eo, in chamber, cerved ancient and modera rose wood bedstends, with marble tep and glass bureaus woshstan’s, comrades, armoir de glace, warirohes, fine hair mattresses, coanterpanes, mahogany bureaus, tedstends, lines, Ac. UGENE B, FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER. —BY FR, 4. lin and Nicvols.-- Mortgage endo of « handaot docile bay mare, 1434 hands bi utes. Also two #prin To he rold, without ree: qui G Davidson, Pest Office, SALES AT AUCTION. D. WASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 810 BROADWAY. ficndey, July 10. ibob ae Tia Ae at Ne me Breede « a be way, consisting of oné home, cart and harness. OR S4LE AT AUCTION-ON TUESDAY, JULY i at 335 eclock P. M., will be sold om tne prealass, io the bi @ large new two story house, with 12 cit aud all ucceasary improve 5 suitable for a country resideace orauy other purpose; situated in New Durham, N. J, cs mil-sfrom Hobokea, on the Hackensack pee road. For farther particalars, inquire of EGBERT POST, on the premises ———— ROCERIES, CROCKERYWARE, RAISINS, SEGAR3, 208 p.— jay, July 17, at 1036 o'clock, as 67 Dey stzeot, corner ‘of Green wie brushes. smoked beef, atarch, coffer, teas, pute, figs, pranes, maccaroni, knives, files, scissors, saws, hammers, chisels, ka, stterns, scales, olive oil. coats, veste, pants, vot Pe tat ARTE, Auctioneer EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON W Tuesday, to-morrow, at 10% o'clock, at store 30% Broadway, corner.of Daane street, a large and splentid aescrtment of rosewood, mabogeoy, ork oni wainut furniture, Alo gilt frame mirrors, of] psintings, china and ellver plated ware, table cuttlery, &c. G. HORTON, AUCTIONRER.—ASSIGNEES’ SALE e@ of stock and machinery of a chair manu ‘astory. On Tueeds: 4 o'clock, at 219 Forsyth street, near Houston, and walnut sawed chair stuf ead cba.76, walnut , two ciroular saws, one chair beck 8%w, do, scroll saw, two boring machiate, rs and cramps, ohafting delta, ke. og aS rie ARIOT N. CROFT, AUCTIONEER.—BY CROFT & BILLINGS—Will soll at their saleeroom, 63 Wi am atreet, corner of Cedar, this Monday morning, July 16, at 10 O'clock, a and extensive assartaeat of rew and elegant furniture, consis of aofas, chairs, rble top tables, dining tables, faucy ialaid tables, fan- sy work boxes, ladies’ work tables, fifty thoussad se- gars, &c. Also, a large assortment of second head far- piture, being that of « large botei, removed to the uales- room for convenience of sale, cousisting of Cressing bu- resus, oilet tables, washstands, rockers, chairs, bed- steads, ingrein heed pred oilcloths, feather beds, heir aad atraw mattresses of the very best quality, 8 day and 30 hour iniaid clocks, &c. This wale is worthy-of notice to pearly, houce keepers and dealers, as it all will be sold without a DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,—THIS DAY, (MON- . day,) at 16% o’closk, on the premises,’ the fur- niture, fixtures, etook, &c.,of the Manhattan diniag saloon, 29 Centre street, viz:—French plate.mirrors, gaa chandeliers, English beer pump, cost $100; oil paint- iny engravings, clocks, ornaments, &c., marble top tables, counters, chairs, casters, crockery, tum)zer! knives and forks, spoons, &c Iso, One of Janes Beebe’s cooking range team ovens; kitchen fursiture; also, one cask imported brandy, 10,000 segars, tea, &c. Sale positive. WRAY‘ AUCTIONEER—GROCERY STOCK, FUR- niture &c., at auction, om Tuesday, July 18, at 10%, ‘o'clock, af the store 860 Ninth street, between avennes CaniD, comprising a general assortment of family groceries, liquors, casks, counters, scales, &e with a veriety of household furaitare. Deposits required ORTGAGE SALE.—JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUC. tioveer, will cel ale oe, Suiy is, at store corner bg SU a ofa mm }, four Ld wi ine, Kon, Met of pen betoeee, ck ‘cloee, arva chealre. ofise gas rife, pist fron &o. JOHN W. SOMERIN- sree Tee will sell cn rege f er bier ho’ a0, & DYKE, ney for mortgagee. ORTGAGE SALE.—A. M. CRISTA AUG: M tioneer, 23 Bowery, 6th, at 6 o'clock, removing sale, a lot of furniture, coosisting of bureaus, French bed- steads, bookcases, rocking chairs, lookiog glasses, card and centre tables, chaira, carpets, pianos, sofas, oi! paintings, clocks, louoges, beda and bedding, &c., &c.; also, one cart. EREMPIORY SAL¥.—JOHN REDDING, AUCTION cer, will sell, on Monday, the 16th inat., at 10%, O'clock, at 1,104 Broadway, the following goods, viz :—~ A lot of excellent hourehcli furniture; a quantity of soap and a lot of pictures, HERIFF'S SALE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER —BY 8, Bogart.—Thia day, at 11 o'clock, at 13 Green: wich street, counting house furniture, consisting of oue splendid large mahogany double desk, with carved top bookcase; three mahogany writing deska, one clock, one writing table, &e., &e. JOBN ORSER, Sheriff, Tuomas CakLAy, Deputy Sheriff, 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER—BY HOUGATON & Nor.—Tutstay, July ith, at 104, o'clock, at atreet, mortgage sale of costly mew and ee ccnd band furniture, carpets, pier mirrors, rich cut lass and chins ware, feather becs, hair mattresses, pil- fows, girandoles, hall lsmps, &e.; boli to satisfy @ mort: ege. Also, to hed advances « iarge assortment of cost- ly new cabinet furniture; parior, chamber, drawing 100m, library, dicing room aud basement furniture cf the latest and most fsshionable stylon, most of which ia custom made, having been made to orcer expresaly for 13 Broadway sales, and can only be appreciated ning the stock, which will be ready on Monday. at 1 o'clock, seven rolid rosewood case, au, tone 6% and 7 octave pianofortes, fully warranted, manufsetured + Abbett, man,’ Vanwinkle, Batmour, Carman ‘Tencher. and other celebrated makers, worthy the atten- ticn of the trace; sold to pay acvances. We invite the trade, country merchants and others to the Leper th can reat assured that the sales will be positive out reserve. Goode can be pasked for sh'ppi ee Cetalogues issued on the mor Notice—Our sales always commence hour advertised, and no postponement. wrk T. BOYD, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 77 Nassau street.—(To whom it may concern. )— Will be sold at public auction, te psy expenses of storage and freight, on Friday, July inst., at 1036 o'clock, at No. 278 Washington street, the following 1a:—Six lever jacks, two boxes sarsaparilla, two do. ads, four do, ladies’ bonnets, one do. plaster one one one box of books, three ose bow and chest ary goes, she, he's one sigh, ws one it a, ; one al \, two robes, &., tue above goods having been one year and upwarde on storage. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. 830 —FOR SALE, A SPLENDID TAOROUGA md atylis cemauae . povided “ al i sbiping tog, sleigh, blankets, robe, harness, whip, &°. Will be eck for $300, as the owner has no use for the same. Inquire st 97 Maiden lane, up stairs, between 10 and 3 o’elock. A. VERY FINE GRAY SADDLE HORSE FOR satu— 1534 hands high, with switch tall, and of fins no- tion, Price $260. Address box 1,312, Pest Office. T THE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET, WILL BE sold at auction, every Monday aad Wednesday, horses. carr! , Saddles, &e., commencing at 12 o'clock. JOHN’ H, GAUFLELD, Proprietor. TTHE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY SIREEf—WILL BE sold at auction, on Monday, at 12 0’clock, » pair of bey Morgan mares, kind in single or double Larnsan; fret rate drivers, the property of a gentieman who sells for want of use. “ARRIAGES FOR ALE.—1*WO LEATHER TOP WaA- gons without tops, rarious atylen end prices, roci ys, coactes, Ke., at 89 Eldridgs ” between Broome and Gra: FOR SALE {ARRIAGES A FEW MORE TWO AND thre 5 will be sold very low. to clear ov eo coaches and celechs, ant top and no top doctor's ph econdband do sto: gig; recondha Aw? wagon, &o. HOMSUN & CO., 27 Wooster street. )\aSt HORSE FOR SALE.—A VERY STYLISH BAY borse, warranted sound snd kind, can trot « mile in three minates, sud can pace a mile in two miautes snd twenty-eight seconts. Apply to @. CLEMONS, corner ofdizth avenue ard Thirty-niath atreet. JOR BALE—FOR SALR, CHEAP, A BUSINESS Fv agen, sattable for light load. ‘Apply to E, B, SIEAD, rear of 21 Kant Eleventh street. ———_—$—— OR SALE—A THREE SPRING TOP WAGON, MADE inthe best manner. Apply at the livery atabie, 35 wal street. ‘OR SALE—A BAY MORGAN MARE, WAG@N AND two sets of harness. The mare is six years oli, gentle, kind in single or double harness, fast aud of great eadurence, Can be seen at the stables of Messrs. Wil- son & Brothers, corner of Bleecker and Crosby streets, F% SALE—A SPLENDID YOUNG SORREL HORSE, 16% bancs high; kind in single or double haraess; just from the cou and warranted sound. Iayuire of P. H. MeAvoy, No, 62 Prince strest, corner of Marion, ES SALE CHEAP—A SPLENDID GRAY MARE, SIX Years clé, sound ard kind; fit for a carriage, wa- gon oF sacdle. “Also, a bay horse, eight years old, sound avd kind; St tor any kind of heavy work. Inquire at 185 Tw fifth street, first floor. EW YORK TATIERSALL’S, SIXCHAVENUE, COR- ner of Thirty-ninth street.—fuescay, July 17, st i2 o'clock, regular auction sale of horses, wagons and harness, including new and second hand wagons and barrens of ali descriptions, fly nets, shedts &e. Horses, by catslogue, in pairs and single; some tine rondaters: oO weveD young horaea. just from the country. GEORGE CLE #ENS, Auctionser. Fewry Patwen, Salesman. feere HORSE, OF GOOD 3TYLE AND ACri0! free and pleaaast driver, well broke to harae: apd saddle, sound aad kied.’ Color must be — or bay, latter preferred, of about 16 ad. c uot much used. Call at the Pierre; fter 6 o'clock, scription need apply. cnn apawer to the abo’ ____ MATRIMONIAL, — YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN EASY CIRCUM- stances, and of exsellent business habits, would eto make the acquaintence of a young ledy with w to matrimony. lease address C. Lindeo, ivosd. way Post Office, All communications strictly coa- Gdential. reputation, desires su amisdie, in- nt vife, moral character efvontivnal and property ations considered. Arldress, coaddontally, FE BOAKDING AND OGING. BROADWAY, CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET.— desiradle rooms to let, with board, for 15,4 ator aoa Dinner af 6 o'slect, BROOME (BTRSEC.—TO LET, aN UNFOR- BSP soernana ean tention with or rit 1 aa peas has oll the moder, , rooms pt} S Pp biipalng door; between Broadway and Bowery. Terms moderate. HUDSON STREET, FRONTING ST. JOHNS 147 k—Furaisbed roows to let, with board, te Sores eee ~ ——$——$—$—————— 170 Eeaem arte m, "he Had: a Lda’ . id miabed rooms, with bosrd; for single gentiomes, $4 te 86; for gentlemen and their wives, $7 to $9. Ailowance made for absence from dinners. ] 0 PRINCE STREET.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR zea raat room wf ful of parted boars Wy opplying 8 above. None but set class mood apply. 0 FRANKLIN STREET—FIRST HOUSE WE3T OF bic ipcah yp suits (breakfast served if _ single foi er pod on the Set ant srcoal joors, neatly furnin! location for be let'lot » short period if A ipideny Cieanliness erie observed. Inquire aa above. FEW FAMILIES GAN BE AOCOMMODATED ard, for the summer, at the bh. of 7m H. Dibble, Stamford, Conu. The a! out of the vill ry minutes’ ride tr view of tbe surroundiug country the Long Islard Sound Cor many mils, wich o great abundance of every variety of fruit and bles oa the prem: ference may be mee to Wm. A. Her- denbrook, No, 68 William atreet, New York. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN A NEAT A cottege house, in the upper part of the city, coa- taiuing every convenience, would like to taxe a lady and peor Board for tne lady. Please address Cottage, ri ald office, for three day FAMILY, OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, CAN OBTAIN very desirable accommodations for the sammer, full or partial board, where tney will receive the com‘orts and attentions of a home. Location delightfal, within five minutes’ walt of Fulten ferry. Terms mo- derste. A 17 Cranberry street, Brooklyn. LARGE, AIRY ROOM, MFORTABLY FURNI ed, in a genteel private family, wili ve reated lew, or without board; aleo, a suit of pleasant uafur- nished rooms. Tne location is convenient ant eer fn the vicinity of Union square, Inquire at 70 Kast wif- teenth atreet. SMALL AMERICAN FaMILY WILL LET A FEW clean and neatly farnished rooms, with or with- Out partial board, where the conforts of a home can be enjoyed. Hot and cold baths in the house. Location very pleasant. Apply at 65 Mecomanl: street, St. Cle- ment’s place, three coors above Houston street, LADY, HAVING A SCHIOL PLEASANTLY 1Q- cated in ry healthy part of Brootlyn, woald be bappy to take two or three childrem to board, where they will have e' advant for @ good education omer music, desired,) and fice country air. ‘ake the Fulton avenue cars, lym, and ride to the termination of the or. four miles ania half from the ferry, and inquize in car office for Mra. Johnson's hool; Terms, $120 to 6160 per anaam. FINE SOIL OF APARTMENTS—AT 25 WASHING- ton place, between Broadway and Park; tf desired, a private table will be given. FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN and his wite, can be accommodated with bosrd and piteat rooms, where they willl meet with all the com- forts of a home. Apply at 801 East Broadway, Boe OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN OAN wi socommotated, in a private family, with or fthout partial board; rooms handsomely furnished with gas, &c. Location central, near Broadway. In- quire at 64 Amity street OARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FOR- niahed, to let to a gentieman aad wife, or a party of gentlemen; also, single rooms for permacent or tran- pient boarders; also, a basement to let, suitable for a Gentist or physicisn, Call at 76 West Cweaty-third siftehs betes Sixth and Severth avenues, References required, ————— OARD.—A LARGE ROOM, WELL FURNISHED, FOR Cy MS calergger and wife, or tree geotlemen, at 33 th atreet, near Walker, Respectable me- chanica ing clean airy rooms, ringle or double beds, will do well to call. Kvery attention t» comfort, Teras wortreasonable, A few day boarders take OARD—A WIDOW LIVING ALONE, AN EXPE- rienced nurse, would accomodate a lady who would require nursing, with board ora furnished room, with convenience for cooking on reasonable terms. Appiy et 74 Ridge street, near Evingston. OARD.—A SUITE OF ROOMS, FURNISHED OR unfurnished, on the second floor, to let, with er without board; house beautifully located, 31 Olintom lace, Eighth ‘street, between University place aad roadway. }, two rooms for single gentismen, with- out board. ten? th passed for pise- sentness and comfort. Appi at 403 Henry street, corner of Carrol street, oe. —————— OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A HANDSOME FRONT room, furnished or unfurnished, for a geatleman and wife, or two — gentlemen; ‘8 single room; ; house within « few minates’ ‘Wall street ferries. Enquire at 4l Congress street, between Hicks and Henry, OARD AT HOBOKEN.—FURNISHED ROOM board, can be hed ina private family With io & pleasantly located houre near the ferries, on moderate terme. Apply No. 64 Gardea near Second street, or ia by note L. A. R , Herald office. aes Rene omens eee ARD ON LONG ISLAND —THE SUBSCRIBER CAN Sccommodate several boarders at his house, at mii, ang” lv Saf hos a Dg, ver and fow! wry dress, through’ the Riverhead’ Post office, JOSHUA OuRWIN, Jan. ccs Isc Oe NE IN Bo AT HEMPSTEAD, L. I.—TWO VERY PLEA- tant rooms to let, with board, for the cummor— emall room for servant—in the detiguttal vaiage ot Hempatead, twenty-two miles from Ne ofeoay access by Long Islend Railroad; four trains daily each way Comautation tickets eighteen doliars fee three months. Address box 1,488 Post Office. OARD AND RESIDENCE IN LONDON —LADIES and gentlemen visiting Kurope, and desirous of Sncing a comfertable and agreesbie home, with the pést society and in @ most central and convenient iocality, t with the same by applying at No, 6 Golden NTED—IN THE CONUIRY, FOR AN IN- fant about eight months old, weaced ani good tempered. Location must be within houra of New York, For « comfortable home a liberal sum wiil bs advanced monthly, Address, with terms, &s., D. P, Herald office. oz SEE OARD WANTED--IN THE COUNTRY, A GEWTLE- man wishes w engage board for bis daugater, in rome rrepectable farmer's family, where a good room aad Rood fare can be bad, and in a pleasant and healthy lo- estion- quiet and restoration to health bdeivg the ob- ject, aud where there are no otber boarders” Liberal compensation will be paid, Ad + U : ae pa drets H. W., Union square Bow WANTED—BY | ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, A very respectable (sraelit ily. 4 culars, addrens Bor'3,400 PoatOtise, a” For Part B DING —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFe CAN OB- tein & neatly furnished roo, for $8, ia the house ot & private American family, without chil ) and but few rders. Per Gestring a nest, et house, where they can feel at home, way obtala auch on very reasonable tertoa. Two gentlemen can also be ac :0mmo- sated. Apply at 119 Naieteenth street, between Second ha ‘Third avenues, OUNTRY BOARDING AT ROCKAWAY, L. L—i Wahtful situation, pear the ocean: fue fuhing ted bathing, m4 ° _— families will ind thiss pleesant street, opposite Depait row. athe ‘OUNTRY BOARD~FIVE SINGLE GENTLEMI two gentlemen and their wives, ca ted with board in a private family at Bu! N, deMgbtfuuy altuated, fod only ws raleutes from © Jepding ‘equire of Mr. hill, or 90 Water st, New York Tain oaateacciag i URNISHED ROOMS 10 LET. IN SUITS OR SID ‘®& private family, Inquire of with hot and cold water, in rom two doors abeve Union square, ‘ole, [OSENGH, BOARD —GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO lowrm French by practice can apply to a teacher of French, No, 29 Tenth street, pear Second avenue. This by his family, who, an well ae rms will include all the ra boi NTLEMEN WISHING PLEASANT 1 Ttis! bosrd, can tind some by ap. Diy *Dg at 61 Washington terrace. House contains gas aad bath. One block from ferry and very pleasant, ODGINGS —WANTED, PERMANE shed parlor apd becroom, by a sing’ wiser babite. A modern house, west of ond rot sbove Twentieth strest, to exeeed $20 per monts, Adérens O26 GRENNE STREET—A GENTLEMAN A! wife. or two single gontiemen can be eccom- ith & very handsomely furnished room on the nee or third floor, with full or partial beard, Roforences exchacged. DRIVATE PARTIAL BOARD. —A HANDSOMELY FIR. Diabed room, snitable for ons ar two gentle who wird @ permanent aod quiet home. House oweed by the recupant. tral locetion, weet from Rroad- way. Price 66 per week, OF SL for tre, Ineioding gas anc bath References exchanged. Adiroes Heary, box 4,007 Pest (aioe,