The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1855, Page 6

F NANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1855. HONEY MARKET. Tavaspay, Joly 19—5 P.M. Tye heated ¢ rm we are row passing throug) has scattered 8 good many stock speculstors, aud thirned owt the Board of Brokers considerably. ‘The aumber of operators i+ therefore !e28; but it has had ne effect of consequence om the emunt of | business transact*d. Mostof the business done is | oa contradts maturing or about maturing. The bears are the principal baye’s, and it is the cemand from tha’ quar‘er that cu:tains prices more than smything else. There are no zew buyers in the market, and holders are look'ng about for an oppor. tunity to sell without depreciating prices much, A few handred shares of cash atock of almost any ne on the liat would run down prices rapidly. No indexible in Ser refusal to medify her law or change her | of the valetters, ‘ a wre Tiverpael! it 25,600 bushels of corn ageged in bulk, at tide 2h. ‘at the in- a 4 HOuSPAS wore ©: this Caz, at 1Cs; A, M.—JOHN F. RUSSELL, agree upon the acceptance | aice Siguro taken ag mp; aad torece.—By & L&C, at their asie: and oxecnti proposed. cotton were. ws ; 20tens fustic, at 6s., | Nacaac street » Ce we}, & large coliecticn of ‘The Uxited States would not pay any of the money | and (Cd a 7 , rosta, at Od, There wee hacdsomesnd ceefu! housgaold furniture, of a ce withoat » relsaee in full fremevery creditor of Texas; @.| new to other Kurepesa ports. a ti scriptions. plated ware, mirrors, oll, paintings, Kc , Kc. majority of creditors would not release Texes upon the | ranged from f2e..a475;6, The ship Vi ‘Terms cash tems of cettiemeat which she dictated; and Texas wis chartered to sail ia Cane UCTION NOTICE —J. BOGART—BY & BOGARI— positon. | voysge. This morning, at © o’clox, at No 6 Jacob street. ‘The five millions im the United States Treaeucy will, at +200 bales in ehipping Mer void at $1 06, reer Ferry, the effects of the pablis house kaowa as the the time of payment. uncer this act, with aceumalating | Hois.—&4 bales primn were sold at 2c. Leather Grove, together with the leace, excellent bi interest. if accepted. bave reached $6,250,0W. The Ison —Scotch pig was im fair dei at ol4 prices. counter, with fountain, beer ceases, United Btates oer to distribute among’ the creditors | Morasova waa Arm, but sales ware unieepsecase, tables, chairs, furniture, decanters, tumblers, engra 7£0,000; but it must be in full ai settlement, NAvAL STORES—Sales of 200 to 060 ‘Spirits tur- | ings. ra pete mptory, for cash, as the owner leeves and accoropapied by fall releases from all partion in- | pentine were msde in lots, at dic; 700 bbls common | for California at Sc'clock. Saturday, at 10%; o'clock, at terested: and Texas must also release, ‘catively and | rosin ei $1 87 per 210 Ibs. Celivered, and 200 bois: sone | the aucticn corner of Fraak‘ort and William finally, Lee claims i any the United tates, growing | tar at $5, atxeets, genteed household furniture, carpets, Ac, out of Indian ¢epreda' particalar change bas yet been realized im the mo- ney market, and we will admit that if’ no change does take place, prices of stock securities may be sustained; but we hold that the banks cannot keep up the precent line of loans upon stocks. They will soon heve a demand from the mercantile clasees, whioh must be satisfied, and if they extend so as to meet the demand, upom the present basis, the aggregate would not stop short of one han- ered and twenty million cf dollars. That figure is entirely out ot the question, and we see 20 aiternative but a contraction of stock loaus to the extent required to meet the waats of the com- mercial olseces. Tnis will leave the banks in a sound condition, and do away with all apprehen- eiaea relative to the movements of specie. The re- vival of business must create an active demand for For more than twelve months a contrac- tiom has been going on ineommercial transactions, and money has been accumulating in all the great matkets cf the world. It must be borne in mind that the present abundance of money is the result entirely of inactivity in business—of a contraxtion in oredite. Similar causes have bad a similar effect on the other side of the Atlaxtic. Under the pros- tration of trade money tas been unusually reduced im value. With no demand for basiness purposes, the iquidation of debts accumulated capital in the great fivarcial centres, where it has had no em- picyment except in atock speculation. Remove the causes of this accumulation, give employment to mezey fn the channels of commerce, in the éxtension of mechanical industry, or in any other legitimate pazeutt, and a demand at once arises that will ulti. motes. PROVIMONS.—Pork was easier for new mess. The asies ‘embraced 760 « 600 bbis., facluds NOTKE —THOMAS BELL, ACCTIONESR. ‘The bilt requires a final clearing spat the controversy new mess, at $1962 vcnhion im sll ita branches, and for this the United 3tates are! a $19 76, y A —Bell & Bus wil sell om Saturday at 16% c’ clock, waill'ng to aca $1,500,000 to the grant of 1860. fin aalee of about 250" bis oa rep entni | {our sales rooms, the valuable stock’ ot fashicenols ‘The par value of the debt with interest up to July, ‘were with- | Mullimer, ecmpriaing new syle of hats, ribsone, fixtures, 1850, when the interest was stopped by @ law of tex ms were sold at | *how casee, and mumerous articles in the line. also the was $10,029,507 60. The amount of acknow change valuabie furniture of # family, a most excellent assort- by Texas at the graduated rate which she adopted on bie Iota for grocers’ use were scarce, | memt. At 12 o'clock, 200 bottles of Gine old brandy, the same day, was $4,4:6,629 18, while other graces were dull 50 bage of East Inds | Winer, Xc., anc 87 boxes of choice esgers. Hendsome ‘Ibe new bill, therefore, wor the Texas creditors | were soid to erri: t. foruiture, Mondey 1034 o'clock. —We imped about 77% cents on the ¢oilar of 1 amoun’ of their furriture of « family af 25 Grove street. Partie: wo claims, allowing them time the United States bonds draw interest ‘Texas law were to prevail in favor of Texas would be abont $400,U00. of the ereditcrs of Texas would receive less by the act of the benefits of the interest for the morrow. fy at be. Sie. a Oe small parcel Porto Rico at the igure TaLLow.—Tke laet sales were made at 126. for city rendered, p=: <a RROE SS STE eS ARSE Dee ‘¥ PF. COLTON, AUCTIONEER ~LAEGE AND IM- portant aale of household furniture, carpets, oil- mirrors, oll pal , second baad farniture, be, &e. F COLTON will this day, July 20, at 103, o'clock, at the suction rooms, 69 Beekman aireet, eecoad Ir tl in the payment, the dilterence Thin will be increased by the consiceration that some Congress than they would under the Texas law; and the Wuisker.—The salea embraced abo 9 i Goverrer ‘thinks 7t"n point of Bonor for the State to | ONoemi Siate prison, aaron tee ee PO | oor, a very large spearnepel of goed rokenoed abd a ocd, mahogany furniture : This ameunt is Uttle over $100,000—z0 that the coa- ne — mm | in part of cofan and tote a-tetee; mahogany, Freach aed cession of Texan ‘or the final adjustment of the affairs | QQVERTISEMENTS BEAKWED AVERY DAY, | Gothic dedstencs ymarble top, drdestag and plaia baresus; will be a little over $500, oc0— that ig, that the eum pad | marie na and ous oe, oe voapeth couch: ia eer bt and Siete hen bee ROARE ae NG ASD LODE cots _ oe Ee rat robot, laces Fein Sra and oval tas = receiving, but which there was no chance at any time BROADWAY, UNION SQUARE HANDSOWE | Paintings, Veale apd eeny eheiry, carvod ang plam that Congrees would give her. — end Hager = telling upon favorable terms, 80 868 Bath room, gas, &e, physician, 35 BROADWAY, ONE DOOR BELOW EIGH(H street A Southern family or gentlemen, cen furnished rooms to let, with or without board. ‘Handsome deca and mattresses, onc and walnut pacior and dicieg rcom furniture, extension dining tables, mantle, hal), and other clocks; cottage furniture, mahogany and maple, and other chairs; kitchen furniture, &e. Also, all the belance of mortgage furniture remsining from ‘be Lynchburg Republican says: — English basement for a We learn that Mr. McDaniel, the President of the Vir- any, hes in ‘asbington and New York, 00 of the bonds of this compauy. There | obtain e pleasant front room, farsished, with’ fall gees sale. Sale will be peremptory, aad goods must has been aome shirt} foousend dollars worth arehased | or partial board. Private table if desired.’ References removed imme¢iately alter the sale. , : . gi de St dea ot |_ SAP ties socteigseied tbe: chm aa Dassen etic ee Ty |: Seeaaaess ‘A, CHILTON, AUCTIONEER.—ONE HALF OF Wytheville, end was so weil pleased with the appearance 1 HUDSON STREET, FRONTING ST. JOHN'S 'e the steam towboat Thomas Salmon at auction — ofthe countrr and the prospects of the road as to in- ‘urnisbed rooms fo iet,gith board, to | COL! & CHILTON will sell at auction, on fuesday, July vest ten thousand ‘dollars in these bonds upon | single cr gentlemen a: chat Miivon alas, a | 24, at 12 0’) at the Merchants’ [xshaog», under his returp. Tbe road is now nesrly completed, and | handsomely furnished back perior; house newly fur- | the dizection of J. S Underhill, the one cg ea by if euccessful in selling a million of ite bonds will be en- abled to pay off the ficating debt and finish putting down the rails to the State lice at an early day. The track is, we understand, seven sixty mi: occurred will enable the Kast mert them at the Stateline. This connection it is an- ticipated will immediat Robert McCormick, of the steam towboat mas Sal- now lies at the foot of Jackson street, Fast ‘and particniars apply to the auction- eors, 45 Nassau street. §. HOCGH, AUGTIONEER —ELUGANT R03E- @ Wood, mahogsny and walnut chamber, parlor and cining ri. vm furniture at auction.—This dey, (Fri- day) mornivy, ut 103; o’elock, from the residence No. nished, with all the modern improvements for perma- nentand transient boarders, MADIFON AVENUE.—STRANGERS ARRIVING in "this city du: the ensuing season will find a delightful summer resicence, with pleassat rooms, (either single or in suits,) ia a first cless house, having all the modern conveniences, by applying as above. ‘Wall otreet stages pass the door. slready laid down some alx of beyond Wyt leaving only some to be completed. The celay which nae Tennessee road to raise the receipts of the road 79 Warren street, near ( two parlor suites the'monthy revenue, after" poylog expeasay, aldol A, Soon ug gentenan Toe Tasnancl one | Smet he" eipdin tnt, ch eh tastot thie than or ee iogie gentieman o1 furnia! rooms y bl cmnoam 9 mene then, Sffoen. ae orre, le cold |..Sth preaktens (asd tony cx treuiaked rooms wvitoons |. two inlaid Co., cas ‘ ri y Pind interest upon its debts and lay by a sinking connection between this and the mately give activity toevery dollar our banks can ot twmmand. After the adjournment of the board the follo wing eales of bends and stocks were made at auction by Albest HL Nicoiay:— 8 Atthe second board the market was heavy, and potet ailactive. Cumberiand Coal fell off { per Reading Railroad, 1. The sales of Readir g at both boards to-day were dividend ef, There is no doubt in our mind that lower prices will rule before the lapee of many dass, for every cck om the list. Stocks generally have more than reached their full value. Under the most favor- sble pbace ia the money market, we could not ex- cent; Erie Raltrcad it. added 75 pect s greater inflation. We do not see any margin 1a any stock on the Iiat fora rise, and nothing but the occurrence of events operating pa-ticularly in favor cf eome particular stock can further inflate prices. ‘The transactions at the Asaiatant Treasurer's office to.day were as follow: Paid oa Treagury account, Received co. 1,644 $82,092 18 106,106 6¢ 619,702 90 644 11 78,118 18 ‘The warrants issued at the Treasury Department at Washington, on the 17th inst., were as follows: — For the Treasury Department. $16,043 24 For tre Interior 1 it « 37,877 33 War warranta received and entered, + 84,787 60 Covered im frem If... 896,016 41 Covered in laneous source: . 64 28 Repayments on account of the Navy... . 31,464 78 The Reading Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, on the pre ferred end common stock, payable on and after the (th of Auguat next, free trom State tax. On Monday, 23d instant, proposals for the whole or apy part of the loan of ose million of dollars, advertised for by the North Penusyvsnia Railroad Company, will be opened at their office in this city. The bonds to be aold are secured by a first mortgage on fifty five miles cf double track main road and eleven miles of single track branch road, making altogether one hundred and twenty-one miles of firet class single track road, with equip- mints, revenue ard realestate. Of the main road Lineteen miles are completed and in operation, doing @ eucccesful business and carrying more pas- rergers than was anticipated by the most sat- guine friends of the company, The troetees of the Bank of the United Btates ndvertise at Philadelphia, in order to make a fine, dividend from ard out of the estate and assets in their hands, conveyed to them by the deed of 1441, and to make distribution of the surplus remain- ing after payment of all the notes and deposits secured thereby, both prinoipal and intorest, for all claimants to ccme forward and prove their debts by the 20th of September, 1855. cotified that no creditor can be entitied to reccive such divicerd who shall nct have proved his debt Persons are before the time appointed, and alao, that from and | efter euch final dividend, no creditor sbail or can bave avy claim upon the remaining fund, if any | there be, ror upon the said trustees, their anczes- *OTs OF Baeigns. ‘The Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividerd of five per cent. The Ohio and Pennvyivania Railroad Company have eold ail their remainiog income convertib'e bonds, amousting to about $50,000, which cou plete the issue, andthe proceeds of which are ap plied tc the Hquidation of their floating debt. ‘The receipts of the Morris Canal this year, com pared with the corresponding time last year, are as tollows:— Amount to July 3.. ‘Week ending July 1 than last year. To give eome ides of tho cut-throat game the | Erie and Central railroads are carryiog on in rela” tion to through travel, we give from the Syrasase 1854 1865. $87,077 74 $112,102 1416 9,617 cee SOOT Journal the annexed extract:— Our attention was called yesterday to the rater offare ov the Centeni road from recuse to New \ork Yor 3 46, and for second class | Sor two weeae z ? F i - ! Fy} 2 rhat the tickets could be purchased b. much lower rates o ust stand corrected. The did dual the Erte road other Fa anal apy are Col a bay be Oriven on han by ‘entra! nd will not proba ck by any competition. The New Orieacs Picnyune thus sparks of the He a indtrendent ety wear Lot 1850, t Rusk that thé State to accept tbe act of Congress co pciiey can Le beneficial whieh is not ad, The debt of Texsa ia two-fold. ne tL ¢ between Texas aad Lor ic te »y the United tates. ve other portion of the debt, mot ree rmad by vintage of fee eee tS, BBE Bow vg Bead va upoa State the la gest por tions and liabilities for ce plecged wile Texas rept ia 18 the debt which is hect ¢ itroversy in which nitel “tater ek to be settled iret oy the Beus now by the sid proporic® a com oreditors—-the surrey to Dutise colected upon quence of the dulneas of the times, and the recent rise in the price of wool, the directors of the Salis: bury Manufacturing Company have con:laded to stop about one aalf of their works. Their estab bundsed bards. Tae company hae a large atock of menafactued gocds on hand, which cannot be sold except at very low rates. rack, cue eacritoire, one fancy work table, one set of q' t' beds bureaus, wash board, ‘The is n'a pleasant and quiet neighbor. hou Te hagen tiecae tan’ tae oe hocd of the Ninta ward, and bas gas, bath room, Xe.; ry 8 get one. Tos nnessee road will be ma‘e 'n less than eighteen ths, stages every four minutes. Gentlemes who wish an , and ¢ t fr ordi stantially made rosewood furniture, bed and The following table will show tte operations or | Hirving house! wil please addeers Tio Huraidoting, | faished. in the most perfect manner. alsa, Deditends the St. Lonis Custcm House for the fiscal yanc | atatirg where an interview may be had, and will be im’ | bureaus, washstands, sofas, rocking chairs, parlor an: ending with June last :— medistely called upon. ‘Terms made satisfactory. | ¢asy do., card tables, Gothic work tables, &., &c., all there deing ot solid mahogany, made ia ‘the same style and of the same class as the rosewcod. Also, walnut and maple bedsteads, cane seat chairs, rockers, ke.; one elegantly cased seven octave rosewood pianoforte, pearl inlaid piate, and nearly new; two large Freach plate pier References given anu required. QUIET LADY OR GENILEMAN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with two front rooms on the second floor, restly furnisbed, and if desired, with half board. Ap- Duties collected upom imports daring the fiscal year ing June 30, 18:4... ond. seae+s+ + $078,863 24 ig the fis- eal year ending June 20, 1855....... | Brool es, in fine ‘1 dé 3 Increase over year ending 30th June. 1864..$250,889 62 | PY st No. 8 Douglas street, Brooklyn. 5 Core pee Nl ener ey Leto cetcrind Hospital money cellected for the 1 SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WILL LET A PAR. | heavily embroidered painted window +s, chandeliers, e June D0, 1864.. 3,196 61 lor and bedroom, with cioset and bath room con. | with cut giass shades: neveral very fine oil paiatings, by Hospital money collected bécted, furnished or unfurnished, to suit applicants. | 1a Croix and others; elegant vases of Sevres porcelain, ending June 10, 1665, 3,646 06 | Adso, two hall bedrooms, neatly furnished, with or with- | tastefully painted; bisque and Parian decoratioas, Tongage :ax licenses of out partial board, on very reasenable terms. Very de- | French inlaid and alabaster clocks: 0, the carpets top neers, for the fiscal year = sirsble location. Apply at 65 Macdougai street, St. | and otlcloths on all tbe halls, floors and stairs. embracini _ enuing June 20, 18E4............ + 1,621.60 | Clements place, three Joors above Houston the most costly and beautiful descriptions of tne Eagtie! Tcaxage tax for the last fecal year +. 0,886 25 Royal velvet, ta; , Beussels, Venetian and ingrain ‘The fodowing is the amount of tonnage owned FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED, IN | st: Alco, English’ olteloth, '‘steir rods, rags, mats, acd belorging tothe port of &t Louis, June a3 a emall private family, with or without board; extension tables, dining and tea do., china A, 26: Cie Ber SA rae +++-4,826,62 95 | Iazge atry furnished roums on the second floor to let in , complete, with gilt decorations; several tea suites or separate, with bedrooms attached; or a small femity can accommodated. Modern improvements. Apply at ¢ Commerce street, between Morton aad Harrow, vear Bleecker and Hudson. JTL. OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, TO LET, A with board, suitable for a family or single gentle: v1 Typo I ita two silver tea services, casters, salvors, for ‘The Newbu: rt Herald states that ip conse- on etka Boban cat cinta peared crystal do, Mquor cases, wines. N.8—The whole of the atove goods to be sola without reservation, and without regard to weather. D. NASH, AUCIIONEER, WILL SELL FOR ). 1, D. Nasht thia da; me men. apply at 106 West Twenty second street, between Friday, July 20, 1865, lishrent consists of six large mills--and the rasalt | Sirt, grh'seventh avenues, Aino, am office form phy | at 20 o'clock, A.M, the balance of ‘stock remaining of their stopping will be the discharge of some eix | sician. in store, No 260 Washizgton street, consisting of a large and extersive stock of brocms, baskets, pails, tubs mats bruebes, all kinds of wood’ ware, Nc., &e., 80 trom the fire of the 4th inst, ROCERIGS, BEEF, FISH, RAISINS, FIGS, SEGARS. (Aine sty, at 10% o'elock, at 7 Dey ner Greenwich,’ brushes, starch, colles, t runes, maccaroni, files, scissors, hammezr, chisels, clocks, crockery. light ¢lothing, pickles, clive oil. W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer. G, HORTON, AUCTIONERR.—THIS Day, AT 1034 o'clock, at 98 Ninth avenue, near even- » stock and fixtures of a grocery, consistiog rtment of teas, segars, soap and candles; ha Bale without reser ENRY B HERTS, JR., AUCLIONEER.—ON FRIDAY, July 20, at 11 o'clock, at saleeroom, No. 634 Pine seve a private gallery of original oil paintings, by the TWO LARGE AND HAND3OMELY FUR- parlors, on second story, also a pleasant front rocm on third story of house 40 West Washington place, to jet, either with or without pal board; alao, Teoma on fourth story, House contaias the mode:n im. provements, References exchanged. OARD—AT A COUSTRY SEAT ON THE EAST RI- ver. A private family, occupying a fine large hot Gelightfully located in full view of the river, with exten: sive grounds, bath house, ke , wish to take a family of or two or three gentlemen, to board, for ‘the summer andfa'l. Stable and ci room can be had. Acceea to the city every five minutes by Second, ‘Third and Fourth avenue cara, Address Country Sea’, Union equare Poat cf The Pittaburg Chreniclk gives the annexed a> count of the coal trade of Weatern Pennaylvani yivania is about fi fans square miles, ten thousand of which lie Allegbanies, acd prinoipally in the valley of the Monon. gabtls, The veins are fromtwo to twelve feetin thick- nes, and wili yield, upon au average, two hundred thousand bushels per acre. For ail purposes, we mine 10,000,000 busbels per ai num, whic! five cents per bushel, would giv $(<0,(00 in return for the Pittsburg coal. Atan average of ten cents, of course we should get $1,(00,000. That which rok in the weet would perhape average ten cents, and that consumed at home five cents, the whole aver- age steeven and a half cents, giving us $750,000 in me 5 PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET, Jegant parior and bedroom, together or separately, unfurnished, to a tleman aud wife. ollowing masters : Leressen, Van Dyck, Leo, Van return, Chanceliers, hot and cold water in the rooms, Location | Vieuten, Wabraven, Curpel, Op‘ ide, Ostade, J. H. At the rate of 200.000 bushels per acre we shallex- | ‘Twentioth street. As society is the principal object, the | Kockkock, Guarde, Abels, Van Stry, Veldman, &¢. The haust fifty acres annually, and there being six hundred and forty acres in a square mile, it would require almost thirteen yeazs to exhaust one square mile. if we have 10,000 squa: les of coal we should not be able to use up our coal, at that rate of consumptios, tn less than teven hundred and sixty nine years. But we may he ant of mining to be double to wha: it i years, when our railroads are finished; @ rapid increase of the population of the West, and incident imcreage of manufactures of every description, in fifty years we may want the amount quacrupled, ro that from three to five hundred years will exhaust our first or upper strata af coal. About three hundred feet be'ow we have a three fect ves, which must be made accessible in the ccurse of another hundred years. Even rome, with the improved machi would be remunerative. ‘At Evancville, Indiana, a coal works of this desorip- tion is in successful operation at the present time, but that region is destitute of a first strata, and the coal commands « much higher price than here. A shaft was oncaceramenced ite this city, but was given up om account of the rmall interest taken in the aifair by our men of capital. Where there are several tsrge hills con- all be very moderate to an agreeable couple. W. T., Herald office. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A HAND3IOME FRONT room, furnished or unfurnished, for a geatleman and wife, or two single gentlemen; also a single room; @ pantries, gas, &c; Non @ within a few minutes’ of South and Wall street ferries. Uaquire at 41 Congress street, between Hicks and Henry. 04RD IN BROOKLYN—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND wite, or a single gentleman, in an airy location tive minutes’ walk from the South ferry, where there are few other boarders. \pply at 45 Congross atreet. OARD IN BROOKLYN—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND lady or s'ngle gentlemen, in a first class house the South amd Wall street ferries; hoice rooms i the comtorts and attention of a home. Terms rate, Reference required. Apply at No. 43 Con- gresa street, three docrs below Henry. OARD ON THE HUDSON RIVER, BETWEEN TWO ani three bours’ distance from the city, accessible by steamboat an¢ railroad, cam be obtained by a family above are the property of the celebrated connoisseur, Den Herr de Vries, of Amsterdam, who ia returning to Eu- mre, and are warranted geauine. A certificate will be given with each painting. Sale positive, and a chsace ae rarely offers. The paintings are now on view at store. J 1. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONLER.—UHI3 DAY, e Friday, July 20, at 103; o'clock, at the ealesroom, 12 Maiden lane, large sale of household furniture, new and second hand, consisting of rosewood and mthogany parlor suites, in brocatel and hair cloth; splenaid rose- eteperes and ladies’ seoretaries; carved and plain marble top centre tables of rosewood ani mahogany; do. do. of quartette tables, 7 octave piano, rosewood corver stands, card tables, mirrors, carved and plain rockers and parlor chairs, large easy do., extension din- ing table, bookcases and bookatands, sofas and tete-a- tetes, sideboards: china, plated ware, bronzes, &e.; mar- ble top enamelled cottage chamber suites; rosewood snd mahogany marble to) essing and plain bureaus; do, do. washstanés, cant other chairs and rockers for chambers and basement; lounges. &c. Also some caddy boxes of gunpowder and black tees, baskets champacne, sarcines, anchovies, Ac. tiguoun there might be a saving, even now, as many of | of respectability, for six weeks or two months. For par- them are obliged to procure fuel from a distance, by the | ticulars apply between the hours of 9 and 12.\. ML, at AKE, BOAT AT AUCTION.—MONDAY, JULY 23, AT river. Tha capital necessary would acarcely be missed, | 14 Ninth street, betwoen Fifth and Sixth avenues. 12 o'clock, at fin 15 North river, foot of Liberty stret, Jase boat Union, with anchors, chains, derrick blocks, falls, tow lines, furniture, stores, crockery, Kc. Sale positive to highest bicder, W. A CARTER, Auctioneer, No, &7 Dey street, corner Greenwich. » DOUGHTY, AUCTIONELR, we Vriday,) at 104; o'clock, at the store 27 Contrefstrees, by virtue of @ mortgage, & large quantity of furniture, consisting of mahogany ta bles, eoairs, and sofas; locking giasses aod paintings: burenus, waahstands, maple cuairs, cooking and parior stoves kitchen furniture and crockery. Also cothing, 20 now travelling tranks, 100 pi <4, segars, plantations apd regalins J.C. ASHLEY, No, 6 City Hall Attorney for Mortgagee. ORTGACE SALE—A, M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIO! a) A —Wiil eel this day, at 16%, o'cloow, as 157 ( street, Williamsburg, we stock amd fixtures of » dry goods avd fancy store, comprising in part muslin de- iaines, lawns, calicos, Ince linen, lace collars, mitts, divided among several large manufacturers, whose works are ecnvenient to each other. At present, however, the raijlros system fills the eyes of the public, and coal can easily be brought from a second range of hills when that in the firat is exhausted, and #0 on, to any oxtent. re now through the firs! hill’ and tye cars ugh to the second fe rolling mila, glass bot ED—FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, (board forthe lady oniy,) where there are no otker boarders, in agenteel house, with modern im. provements. Address A. BC, Union square Post 01 ing particulars. - Bus WANTED—IN HOB9KEN, FOR TWO SI! gentlemen (separate rooms will be required), gentee: private the preference given to one whe they can both aay. Roferences exchanged. Ad- dress S. &'D., box 101 Herald office. OARD WANTE 810000 \ B' YARD WANTED—IN THI! COUNTRY, BY A LADY and little voy, three years old, ia a private family uO; over twenty miles from No . Terms moderate, Acdrens Wallace, box 140 Herald office, Pefersnces re quired. OABDING EXCHANGE, NO. 4 ASTOR PLACE Woard anc boarcers muy be procured through this cfice. Beard wanted for a gentleman and his wife, in a respectable boarding houre, between Fourteenth and Twenty sixth streets, noar Sixth avenue. 100 Panama bs Lis 1 2000 Hur samba 02 4000 NIC RR be. be WOTOTH Cea BR ba.e £5, 12h Norw. & Wor. RR. 42 15500 « 8% 100 60 ..00ss 100 Read. ER #0 ex d 50 di f 06%, 01 8000 r 0 Persons de heciery, gloves, thread, mecdles, table clotha, &c. re ‘ aitivg aceommonations directed to ¢uitable placce wi {furniture censisting of bureaus, chairs, tabies, MO do... Big out cha: DEMAREST & Ba’ devateads, rofas, locking glasses, Ac. By order of Ll. Wehr Mol Amer’a 112° 25 NOUNTRY BOARDING AT ROCKAWAY, L, L—bt. . . pu ene Box bo bred lightful situation, near the ocean; fi Si HIS ee i oe bathing, A few celeot familion will find thisa pleasant O'elosk, the con Ot Mine, «396 summer reireat. For particulars call at 167 Wleeoker yater saloon, and the gocés lett by pue- aL: ee street, opposite Dopau row. chasers ut Mazhattea dining ealcos, counters,” sins, : by ba — — Ke cook! n ™ . Nie Trane Co..-, 18 100 I! Cen R OUNIRY OAR WANTED—UN A FARM HOUst | Also a large gor is by vistas ok omarhuoee: ope F @0... £0 0. or fiivate family, convenient to the city, fora 20 Cum ¢ a6 indy, two icfants and two servants, Terms iaust be DETER PARKS, AUCTIONRL.R —TO LITHOGRAPHERS 1c9 do moc ress, with full particulars, A. P., Broad- and atationers.—TIhe entire stock and fixtures of 00 do way Jost Office, for two cay he lithographic ertablishment 6S Cedar street, enm: Aa, 0 —_————-—-— pong rage mage Presses, stone and copper and sveel engraving, 160 NY Con 112 Gat & Chis He .. 109 RENCH BOARD.—GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO | serow press and copperplate eee, “ixtares, Se. will te de ol . + art so a ly 205 an 10 W 1 Shore io | Pe algtte Fegnah by practien os told this day, at 1% o'clock. poritive for cash, and A depeatt require’. |The stock compiises im part a vo.y Moguag? only is spokem by ily, who, aa well as | valuable sssortment of bank note plates, vignettes and “ BRO himself, are from Paris. ‘The terme will include all the | steel dies; also, French, Spanish and Maglish bi'is of ex 77 shaOhioL &TCo ATRE DOO necessary instruction aed bot change. 60 Nie Tran Co. . b60 12 do... S044 USSELL W. WESTCOIT, AUCTIGNEER.—AUCTIO) See eel rere ae ‘thie ty (Fri- room, with breakfast tea, The house is | day), et 103; o'clock, at 72 Eighth avenue, six doors Plemenntiy situated, and weil finished. For particulars from Fourteenth street, embracing the entire handsom - appiy at 2C1 Washington street, Hoboken. rose vood and mahogany furriture cf the house, all of OBOKEN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accom acdated with very superior bedrooms and sittng end 40..... opg 90% 0 100 do. 90) ——————__ | wich will be peromptorily sold, rain or shine, by cats 100 do 00", EWISH BOARDING HOUSE, 110 BLEECKER Si RPE, | logue, which cam be obtained at the house on the morn- no 100 di Wig | eF west of Broadway. To let, a eplendid back parior, | ing of asle, when the whole can be examined, consisting 3 sp Be aS BS | pnp eilteuestadster the tre hge zene | Sgt PEO pr gaat bso act 4 a 1 ; al 08, ; us 100 Harlem ER,.d60 a pop Made pl sient and p ot og ‘roseweok 7 octave forte—a fine instrament; farmi esient and anent boarders. phe anlbreontabenensa snp onivemeoidet enna mirror front etegere, marble top centre and pier tables, magnificent rosewood parior sull covered in tapestry, with slip covers ;arm and reception chaire, costly mantel vases, ormolu clock, oil paintings, rose’ nad inahogany bed- steads, large hair mattresses, marble top rosewood ani ashetands, china toilet toad a Leased rot bed apring veat cl rockers, oval and thre Iacge varie y of other chamber and iso the basement furniture, exten- fast tables, oil cloth rich china, Deposit CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Turrspay, June 19-6 P. M. Asuss —The sales embraced only about 50 bbls. pots, at $6 50, sears vot Flour The market was quite dull, and sales eather restricted, being confined to about 6,008 6.COO bbla., including common to good and choic 98 60, and extra co., at $8 S: * $8 60a $0 12, for mixed a Canadian wae duil, with moderate «: EVERAL SLIEPING ROOM= TO RENT, TO GEN tlemen, on the first and second floors, in a respect- able Louse, Terms reasonable. Apply at No, 40 Marion street, ANTED [MMiUDIATELY—BY A SMALL FAMILY, consisting of a gentleman, wife, two young chil- Gren and servant, accommodation for the remainder of the season at the sea or on the bay. Must be within one bour’s sail or ride from the city. Address B. X , He. ‘bureaus, enclose wets, Scriaine and shader, scfs steads, lounges, bedroom sien dining and b silver ware, cutlery, crockery, glassware, kc £0 a $1060. Southers four declined, with moterate | said eflice, fetes purchasers. smes at 8960 to choice brands, and $10 — - = | requited trem : : 26 adi 8 for teag renonte brands, A sample lot of ANTED—BY A LADY, A SMALL PLAIN FUR- ILWIAM T. BOYD, AUCTION) ER, OFFICE NO 77 new bencsome Richmond, Croneshaw Milla, new nisked room, with board, where there are (ew reet.—To whom it may concera.—Will Hour frora » wheat, a the market, and soli | o'her boarcers, Address B. De G., Herald office, jie auction, to pay expenses of storage in small pas W $1, flour wae dull. About 0 ard t#, on Friday, this day, ini at 104, bo cal scid at $1.62, Wheat—A superior lot SPECIAL NOTICES, | c'clock, at 278 Washington etreet, the folowing goois of new Tennessee white, sonsides Gemence | ae: | eb lever jacks, 2 bowen sarsaparilla, 2 do. bedeteacs, 4 460 @ CC burhels), war sold at r bushel. This SLEGRAV'H NOTICE ANNUAL MERTING.—OFFICE | 90, igdies’ bonnets, 1 Go. plaster figures, 2 bundies cast Was, bewever. no criterion of the the market. of N.¥. & N. EF, Union Telegraph eeey Boa. inves, 1 box clothing, 1 cask nuts, 1 chert sundries, 1 A emall ‘ot of Georgia new wheat sold at $2 20. | ton, June 30, 1855.. are ee ally ted that | tox of books, 5 do, furniture: 1 do. beds, mirrors, &c. ; Corn—Tie market was lower by ut 1 cent per | the stockholders of New York and New England at 5m cutter, | box and i chest dry goods, silks, Ac | bu ith sales of about °6,090 bushels Weetren | Ceion elegraph Company hold their ansual | 1 eleigh, 2 robes, Nc, The above goods having been oue mize’, at 0c, a Mc. The transactions embraced year and wpwares in torage. ia the Union ae ee aie ate New York, on fe rt. Bye wae dul Wetnesdey, Jusy 18, 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M., for the rome lota for ex a Meole coat 7, 7 at te AUCTIOMETR—OF FIO) bis TLLAY 7. DOY dat Ole. 6 urpose of s 5 7 "on Tha A market wes ective, ante ¢ ales em- Krecactisee"chowniag e Dende) ane, ryan, Bee. i i a eM iis solecke at sr. braced about 4400 begs Tilo, at ves Lic., inetucing | retary, Steaiurer, and Sapeclatendent for the ensuing | tien, om Meader, Jal Sof 1 eeuck, ot Cork’s pear and fot executing aay other dusiaewe that muy be emma! sussatlal to the interests of the company. TL, 4 SALE, Secretary, & emall let of prime, at Lise, amd 2.0 vave Waracaibo atte ro hendred and Gfty bundles of hocp poles (spt), to gales were Vitis t 0 datse, perc! angen of storage. JCHARD WALTROS, AUCOONEER—THUS DAY, aT “a or EOP, 1a, 8:g2, pole, Ke, tring An. good ive teen joes’ us, Seles pasctual aad eerve ~ GORSES, CARRIAGE, 60. TKAWAY, WitH =haTS FOR FOUR PERSONS sey mee and etstish, willbe oold very low, tf ied for immediately. be seen at the stove store, Brosdwey ETO TIRING | ARRUA FOR 6ALE.—A YEW MORE TWO AND (oivapedld rockaways wii be sold very low, to jar out summer stock; also coaches and calec i ad top. and, 20 top wagons; one secondhand dostor’s gig; coovadhend ke. BALE—A SECOND HaND FOUB-SEAT ROCK: F ‘away but little used. Inquire at 5 Broadway, vo <@'& WILCOKSON. SALE~A HANDGOME CABRIAGE, NZARLY naw, and but Kittle ured; made by one of the best makers; will carry ix ne; also e ght wagon, with ehifti: for. Apply at 197 Water etrees, New York, or at No 64 nm atreet, Brecklyn. WF, SALE—A SECOSD HAND TOP BUGGY WAGON, ecarcely soiled ead of city make: coat $220; will now be sold for $ic0, G. UNGER, O05 Forty-foarth street, between Tenth and Fleveath avenues. T10R SaL¥—A HANDSOME BROWN MAR, 141% bands bigh, six pears old, sound and kind in ‘ar- ocd lady's saddle mare; also a iivh' cig, zees, e hung on latform springs, Apply at THOMPSON’ sta bie, 110 Fas j ‘t Thirteenth street. OR SALE~A VARY HANUSOME YOUNG HORSI, six years old, gound anc kind 1 all harnecs, with ht wagor and harness, all in complete order Any one wanting such wili do well by applying to JU!1N Mc- DONOUGH, 415 Brosdway, in the anicon, R SALT—A’ HANDSOME BAY MARE, ¥ and harness. The mare is well adaptec { gentleman's use, five years old, about und and kind in sadclo or harness, ai mile in 2:5; will be soid cteap. Can be seen, aad quali- ties proved, by callmgon Mr. WEST, 208 Court atreet, Brovslyn. oR SALE—A SPLENDID BAY HORSE, 1524 HANDS Fae five years old, and warranted sound and kind, and very ; together with light wagon and harness. Will be sold cheap, as the owner is about leaving the city. For particulars inquire at the stables, ®4 Moreer atreet. O& SALE CHEAP, IF horse, cart and harness, with work; no charge for work. Apply at 169 Weat Kighteonth street, second floorg APYLIED FOR SOON—A WIN ANCEAL. 000 —BEOADWAY LOAM OFFICE. — 750. ‘@ Liceral cash advances in j.g8 of cma,! amoca, oa damende, watches, j¢ ‘ dry posta, and all oa of urchaess fer cash ‘The strictest conficence aad. pine uakityobwerred Addrees 094 Breadway, near Walker at. —MONEX TO LOAN ON DIA 2800.000, Suna hay &e , regotia' prowgt by THOMPCON & CO., brokers snd ccm mission merczanté, 102 Nassau stztet, corner of Ana, reom Ne, 2, e¢cand door. > 0. 000. —KONEY TO LOAN ON DiIA- $600,000: a ey eee gene ed, c 4 Fully, er beuget for cash, Dastness confidential, and executed promptly, at 76 Nassau atreet, firet cor, back ice. FYOPRENCE 10, 78 Nasaau street. monds, jer a velcable or for ee Business re t and coatidentiat. N. B—No business Grews- 00 TO LOAN AT SEVEN PIG CENT ON e bond and mortgage, ca improved Or good unimproved real estate in this e!ty or Beecklya, in sams from $1,°00 to $15,C00. Also, trom sume of 0, $760, $800 and $900. Also $28, 0C0 to invest chase of mortgages. Apply to’ J. k. COOK, Ir., No, 6 Wall street, office 11. — ADVANCED ON DIAMONDA, $40.000 watskes, jewelry, furniture, pu- noe, painticgs, anc. @ desteiption of pro- petty. Parties to , can be accom. mo¢eted on literal terms, different to other offices, The stricteat confidence may be relied on, sad the above amcurt can be hod ia whole or various sums, by ap- pizing at (08 Houston street, between Morcor Groves streets. Business hours, 8 o'clock A. BI. amtil 4 Bed Parties waited on at taeir own 08. 8. MFYERS, WANTED, ON TWO HOUSES AND 5.00! Jota, in Huatington street, Beoek- lyn, between Court and Clinton. property ia worth fouble the amount; houses new. l'or sale, two ces, taces in Adelphia street, near Myrtle avenco: houses two story and basement. Inquire of T. ADAMS & CO. 71 Wall strest. 85,00 of $20,000. A) —$6,000 AND $10,000 70 LOAN, ON bond and mortgege; sisc, wanted to a due within Ome year, to Cis amouat iy to ROSWELL G. PERK, Pine abreet, ¢ WANTED—ON REAL ESTATE, IN 3.0) the city of Newart, N. J., worth four Imes the amount. us paid if obtalmed mn. Adress 0. M., 100 Newark avenue, Jersey City, IGHT BUGGY WANTED--FOR CASH. A SECOND 4 hand sbifting top or no top, we'ght not to exceed 250 pounds with top, mcr 2(0 pounds without top. Ad- dress Q., Herald office. ECOND HAND BUGGIES—ONE WITHOUT AND TWO ‘with tops, all in good order, at reasonable prices; aleon fashionable new square tox and other atyles of buggies, forsale at 106 Ftizabeth street, near Grand. ECOND HAND CARRIAGE FOR SALE—TWO NO top buggies. one rockaway seats, four very light, one chariotes forfour. Apply at Lent’s carciege fac: tory, Third avenue, near Forty-aeventh street. New carisges also for sale. 'ERMONT HORSES.—SOUIBERN GENTLEMEN OR others, desirous of purchasing very fine road or fa- mily horses, (some of taem very fast,) of fine Morgan breed, will | ge of eall and look at a lot of very fine horses, lately from Vermont, at Simonson’s stable, Boerum street, near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. HOTELS AND SUMMER RE1REATS. ASTID TLANTIC VILLA, LONG ated near the yersona requiring ly to their comfort, will please ceil oa the subscriber. AMOS R. STELUENWERE, Communication daily foot of Jay street, North river, by the steamers James Christopher and Ocean Wave. Biwt OLD STAR HOTEL, 64 AND 66 LISI re nerd street, Broadway. On the European plea. ico wien, apirits,ales, aegars, Ac. Breakfaste,dinnera and luncheons, Good beds, 87140. and 60c. per night, or $2 and $8 per week. JOBEI’H BROOKS, proprietor, late of Cincinnati, and formerly of Manchester, England. LOBE HOTEL —LOCATION CENTRAL, CORNER OF Frankfort and Wallism streets, cne biook from Frenob’s, perintendence and at reduced prices, » airy, thoroughly ventilated rooms, 25 cents per day, $1 50 per week. IGH BRIDGE HOTEL, WESTCHESTER SIDE.— Boarding for the summer.—Lhis establishment is bow open for the recepticn of permanent or transient boarders, on the most reasonable terms. Ita easy ac- cess to the city by the Harlem Railroad every hour, and w ee acenery, with ten acres of fruit, rendera it one of the most desirable resorts in the vicinity of New York, especially for the healch and safety of children. Inquire of THOS. JONES, sic hadiriecincs or cr baat Wie a el gaat one Be RANGE LAKE HOUSE, SIX MILES WEST OF NEW- burg, on the east side of Orange Lake, open for the Reger Sines ee D dirty? air, sf , smiling ani AI JAMES BENDERSON, Newburg, Orange eounty, N. ¥. —— ENATIQUIT HOUSE, OPPOSITE FIRE ISLAND.— This house is now open for the reception of visit- ers. Its easy scoess by Island Raulroad, twice and the splendid situation of the house, render it ore of the most desirable resorts in the visinity of Now York. Boats alwaysin readiness to taxe pansen- ners to Fire Island. Persons wishing to visit'this house will leave the care at Thompson station. SELAH SIRONG, Proprietor, ICHMOND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, IS for the season. Charges, $70 no children FE ; 4 Hondsome suites of roome, with parlors, 8. W. Benedict's store, No. 5 Wall street, N.Y. Good nen bathing. J, P. KELLEIT, Proprietor. $$$ IBERY'S HOTEL, (LATE N. MILLERS), NEW RO- chelle.—Families desirous of obtaining boardin the coustry cam be accommocatea by applying aa above, The location offers many inducements in the way of bathing, fishing and bunting, and is of easy access to the city, being within a few minutes’ walk of the York and New Haven depot, cars pass ng several tims during the day. The houre has recently been refitted with new furniture and fixtures, and for comfort and eonvenience is unsurpassed. FA BATHING —NATIONAL HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N. J., {9 now open for ta: reception cf visitors, Having bad the premises put ia toorough repair, and gas introduced, the subscriber, into whose hand ured that hie friende moat pleasant and healthy places on the Atlantic coast. 7 the same as last yenr—8'0 per week. C r steamboats Uceen Wa: row foot of Jay atrest. isbment is now open for the reception of visiters, and is roe rituated at the terminus of the Long Island Raiiroad, at which point there is communicatior ard cvery other day by the steamer Island petween Naw York and Greenport, ed Hip, N. ¥, rscay, and Saturday, at 1) o'clock: ‘The steamer Cricket, plying berween Hartlord and Sag furntebe: excelient communication betwee ‘and ali the Jandings om the Connecticut rive il known by those who have visited it, that sailing, batbing, &c , it cannot be excelled, Saerace P. CONKLIN, Proprietor. UNION FAMILY HOTEL, 277, 279 AND 281 Hud street.— Ibe uncer: calls the atten- tion of his friends and the public im general, to the as. ecmmoéation which his house affords both for pri transient bosrcers, ‘The parlors, twecty-eight ia nam. ber, with bedroo: ittached, are unsur, fort and convenience, with’ all the modern impro’ ments, The comforts’ amd convenience of bia questa will be the careful study of the proprietor, whose 1 experience in this line of businesa will, he teuste, lim to give general satisfaction, 3 DEXTER, Propristor, every [nexay, T | TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- 1.500 fF, 08, first class unencumbered roperty in % to niga ONT a WE RICHARDS, 207 Broadway. SH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT OR PUROHAS- ed at sight, jewel: property ble WOOD, 69 Fulton street, second Soor, IVIDEND.— COLUMBIA FIRE Peden COMPANY, NO. 69 clay street, corner of College place, diiees Nee oe, July 6, 1866. ‘The Board of Directors of this Company have this declared o semi-annual dividend of five per cent, pagal on and after the 12th instant. The transfer. books wil be elosed until that date. JOHN C, BERGH, Secretary. I ) op aparece) SaVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 237 Broadway, (entrance om Park place.j— Depositors are notified that the usual semi-enaual divi- dend on all amounts entitled thereto, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, on sums rot exceeding $500, and 5 per cent per annum on all sums over $500, wili be on and after Monday, the 16th inst, Interest not cailed for will draw interest as princtpal. 0; fe M. to2 ?. M., and Monds; WORRALL, Sacretary. from 5 to7 P.M. WADI Pater Comming, Account ‘ARLEM GAS LIGHT Rta fore ethiory HARLEM Gas Light Company. having procut from tre Corporation of the city rf New York a grant to lay pipes through all the streets and avenues in all that part of raid city ying porih of the centre line of Ssyenty- Piath stcest, for the purpore of suppiyiog cas light in ‘that portion of the city, and having commented epera- tions in constructing the necessary apparatus and buila ings, hereby give notice shat books for subscription for $100,000 of the capital stock of said company will be opered on ,Tucaday, the 17th day of July, ast., aud remain open for one week, at the office of Burr Wake- man, leq., the President of said company, No. 17 Mer- hangs’ Exchange, Wall street, corner cf iianover street. HENRY P. McGOWN, Secretary, New York, July 16, 1855, ONEY ADVANCED F focies: Ger gobs ine ear ao ianofortes, dry goods, horses, carriages, e Teripticn of roperty, by the ‘responsible Empice and Agency Company. C. WILLS, Agent, 03 Broadway, opposite the Broadway theatre. ARINERS' SAVINGS INSTITUTION, THIRD AVE., corner of Ninth street, tor the benefit of all classes s0D5. open daily from 9 A.M. to 2 Pm. and on Ne ge AY SATURDAY EVENINGS from 6 te 8 0 ‘clos! Interest ou deposits of $500 and under s'X PER CENT ISAAC T. SMIIH Secretary. EW YORK DRY DOCK COMPANY.—JULY 6, 1866, ‘A semi annual dividend of four per cent ‘oa the sepltal stock of this eompany, will be pald. to the stock. lers on amd after [Oth inst. order of the Board of Directors ¥. T. HAYES, Cashier. SHORT PEPIODS OM de- oy oO a EMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND—OCEAN STEAM NAVICA tion Company. New York, July 12, 1855.—The Di rectors of the Ocean Steam Navigation Cor have this day declared a dividend of five (5) per cont on the the capital stock, out of the earminga of the past six moptné, payable on the Ist of A next. The trans- fer books will be closed from this day until the let of Auguat. C. E. ANDERSON, Secretary. eee ge ee, Se ROYALTON BANK, SOUTH ROYALTON, Vr — Bille of the above bank bought ‘a any amount atone per cent discount, by JAMES M. TAYLO! broker, 169 Chatham scuare, corner of Jam B.—All other uncurrent funds, specie, &c , bought and sold at the best rates. OPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. $1 000 —A PARTNER WANIED IN AN &X Le e tublished cash business, that would pay at least $4,000 perannum. 10 an active business man with the above amount of capital, this is am excal- lent cpportanit: poly this day to HOWES & CO , 84 Nassau street, ce —THE PARTNERSHIP GF HUGH eUCHIN- SS & SONS wan Gissolve’ by the death of the ncr. His sons (who are also appointed execu- ia will) will attend to the settlement of the af taizs of the firm. JOHN AUUHINCLOSS, AUGH ACCHINCLOSS. The undersigned will continue the commission business, uncer the firmof John & Ifugh Auchinclosa, at No, ii) Broadway, corner of Thames street. JOHN AUCHINCLOSS, HUGIL ALCUUNCLOSS, New York, July 16, 1855. WM. P. BLEROKER pase. WANTED, WITH $6,000—-BUBINI New York, profits CLOT, investment ase by mortgage on real esta ‘artiew baying the c aud no others, may adérosa Reality, Herald ofioe, One week, male Pee WANTED—T0 GO SHARES iS A WORK _ with cre who haa had long experience in dyeing and printing Turkey red cotton cloth. Ter further iafeema- tion apply, with real name ana address, to JAMES RAN. DLES, Helmsburg, cear Philadelphia. ARTNER WANIED—\T ST. LOUIS, KI-SOURI, |, With a capital of $£,000, to engage ina proftable o-vie business, witha maa who is @ resi¢ent aad in business several years. mces given ond re. quired, Addressfoox 1,148, Post Office. WW AXED rA PARTNER, WIE SOME CAVTTAL, IN the fancy soap business, Address A. 8., box’ 197 Herald ofiice. whe: Oregon, and west coast of South Amsries—Oftice, 9 Breadway. Our next expresses will leave Friday, July 20%, per steamer EMPIRE CITY, via Pi a NORTHERN LIGHT, via Nicaragua, in charge o! reference Meseongers, through to destine- tion. Freight taken at red rates. Letters enclosed in government ten coat envelopes will be take at 125; cents each. FREEMAN & CO., 59 Brosdway, Pius EXPRESS COMPANY FOR CALIFORNIA, € Fons & 00.3 EXPRESS—TO CALIFORNIA, No. 6 South America, Oregon, Sandwich Islands, aad ina —Our next regular express for the above will Le despatched Me | 20, per steamer EMPIRE CITY, vis Pa- nama, ig with the epiendid fast steamer Sonora, in charge of a special messenger. it taken at the lowest rates. Letters must be enclosed im go Pio at ten hort Our Le adage Mls pe a will ne at 234 o'clock. 5 in Agen: 124 Broadway, corner of Cedar s¥ cet. ELLA, FARGO AND CO. Wit DESPATCH THEIR ex to California, Ore: +1, Sandwich Islands, &e,, by the Panama and Nicaragu: ‘ates, on Friday, July 20, at two and three P. M., per‘ aited States mai steamer impire City, and steamer | orthern Light, (all in charge of special mesasager: Fr-ght to Sam Fren- cisco ed to thirty cents per poun' Letters nent in government stam hep Fl Nad vate each half ounce) by our express. (Mee on ‘way, 7 “*Ss Dd. Baht, President, ¥ NEW RESTAURANT, CORNER OF © nd Chazabers rest, branch of my ¥liam and ver streets it, open@l oa Sater- day, July 7. To my 0:4 frienés 1 taxe this op of offering my grateful tretiewontila of thoi ertrem, ead te thasks for their pawronage, arsariag no ef 2ets dali be upare’ bo ment « continaation of that (ere herstalias w Lbsrally bsetewed upve ma. WAKNY J DELMT OU. ANTED—A BUSINES M\N, WITH A CAPITAL OF frem two tofive thousand collars, cas have an opportunity of investing his money im a speculaton taat is perfectly safe ond ‘tat willenable kim to double his money in four months, by addressing L.A. B, through che Post Office, with real name andrefersnes. ' ; Sais—CiTy 0. original cost $700; « eplendid ctorcer. A; to H. WILLIAMS. 17% Mulberry street. (eh SALL—ON COMMISSION, AT AN IMMENS: sacrifice, a most excellent pianoforte, rosewood, splengid tone ard touch, and fully warrated, will ROSEY OO! mm price ‘estrument, in per be soll a4 above and a second-hand pianofert> taken in Fane 5 pr A. WEBER, 103 West Broadway, avar ret. cy for the sale ot Giines ba, HAL | ‘or wale of T. Co.'s, leit & Cumston’s, Woodward'sjBrown's, and Jacob Chick 's Boston pianos: and bis isthe ony house whore = obtained be coe ed modern improved Horace ‘aters’ with overstris Prices en be bad exewhere, and which cety emapatition. fiscen torent, anc rent allewed on parthass, iaste for aule Sole agency for SL & EL W, celebrated mete leoes tuned the oyual tempera.