The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1856, Page 6

6 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tuvrspar, June 26—6 P. M. ‘The tendency of prices was upward from the opening ‘to the close of the first board, and there was a pretty ge- meral improvement. In Cleveland and Toledo, Reading sand Erie there was considerable activity. Missouri 6's advanced 4 per cent; Illinois Central bonds, 3{; Nicara- @va Transit, {; Pennsylvania Coal, \; New York Cen- ‘tral Railroad, 14; Erie, 4; Reading, 4; Panama, 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 34; Cleveland and Toledo, 3. ‘Milwaukie and Mississippi declined 44 per cent. We notice @ small sale of Michigan Southern Sinking Fund Bonds at 86 per cent. Some small lots of Illinois Central Bonds ‘were sold this morning. Railroad bonds of the first class, are by no means plenty, Holders are generally capitalists and men of means, who have purchased for Permanent investment, and not being compelie to sell, sare not affected by any fluctuations in the market value, ‘This class of securities 1s gradually but steadily becoming ‘established in the public mind, upon a very substantial foundation. The new issue can take precedence of the ‘old, and when they are secured by a first mortgage, and ‘the payment at or before maturity provided for by a etoking fund, there can be no better investment. AU the money spent on the road, either from later issues of ‘bonds, or from the net earnings, adds as much to the se- curity of the issue under a first mortgage. Every year adds largely to the basis of security of first class or first mortgage railroad bond2, and the absorption is going on svery fast within our own limits. After the adjournment of the board, the following sales of bonds and stocks were made by A. H. Nicolay — $6,000 Cleveland and Pittsburg RR. 7’s, int. added.. 71 9,000 California 7 per cent Bonds, 1878,“ ry shs, Wells, Fargo & Co. 100 New Creek 80 New Aunsterdam Fi 60 St. Marks Fire Insurance Company... Enterprise Fire Insurance a) 10 New York Exchange Bank 36 East River Ban! 2300 North Am. art and Banking Company, Joa sayy 10 Atlantic Bank. 80 120 Mechanics’ Banking “ASsociation a 102% BOS ‘At the second board the market was.steady. ‘There was mo change in prices, and not much activity at the Ex- change or in the street. After the board hoiders asked an advance. There wasa sale cf Harlem 2d Mortgage Bonds at 78 percent, cash. This is an advance on the previous sales; but when we take iato considera‘ion the character and security of the investment, they still rule far below their intrinsic value. Erie 2d Mortgage Bonds seli at 984, per cent and, so far as the security goes, they are not a bit better than Harlem 24 Mortgage Bonds. ‘Tho Asgistant Treasurer reports to-fay as follows:— Paid on Treasury account $370,263 94 Received do. 115.049 50 Balance — do. | 6,153,952 91 Paid for As 4 22,884 34 Paid on disbursing checks ceeceeee 20,052 35 The warrants entered at the ‘Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 28d of June, For the redemptioa of T For the redemption of sto For the Treasury departm For Customs War warrants re civ id 5 ‘War repay warrants received and e' From lands... From miscellane e The steamsbip Emeu, from this port for Havre to-day, carried out $150,000 in specie on freight. Telegraphic advices from New Orleaus report the departure of the Steamship Illinois from Aspinwall for this port, with $2,250,000 in gold, being the Caiifornia remittance of June 5. This isa larger amount than usual, The New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company have de <lared a semi-annual dividend of six per cert. Tae Chemical Bank bas declared a dividend of six per cont. The Brookiyn City Coupons, due on the Ist of July, will be paid at the Long Island Bank. The Buffalo and State Line Railroad company have declared a dividend ef five per cent for the last six months. The earnings of the La Crosse snd Milwaukie railroad gompany for the third week i June were... . $11,060 $0 For the second week....... 1 For the first week. : : 12544 o0 ‘Total for the three weeks. . $35,20 5,202 33 36 ‘The total for the month will be upwards of 350,009, ‘This, ona road only sixty-one miles long, and upon an ‘@xpenditure for construction of only $1,600,000, is very extraordinary, The road was not in operation last June, ‘and we have not, therefore, eny comparative exhibits to make. Tho increase in earniags from mouth tw month, since the road opened, has been very great. ‘The Mariuers Sayings’ Bank has declared a sem! annual dividend at te rate cf 6 per cent on suma of $599 aal ‘under, and five per ceut on a!l sums over 3500, which ball have been deposited three mouths prior to the 1st of July, and be payable on and after July 21. Interest not ealled for will be carried to the credit of depositors, and draw interest as principal. The total receipts of lumber at tide water, by the canals of this State, from the opening of navigatioa up to, aut dncluding the third week in June, in the years named below, were a8 fullows — Boards d Scant!'g. sale Timber. Feet. C. Fett O43 1 Staves, Los oa 1,596,100 It will be noticed that the falling of in boards and scant fling this year, in comparison with the light receipts of last year, amounts to over 11,000,000 feet, aad of staves yearly 14,090,000 Ibs. Among the new counterfeits are altered biils of the ~Weybosset Bank of Providence, viz: 2's of the ygenuine plate, altered to 1v’s, 20's and 59's, the werork of which ig go well done thas one of ety Was taken Yay a WALK ithout a suspicion of its gewuine! The Terie issues no 20's, and the others ara ontirel genuine bills they pretend to represent. A coun’ the $3 Dills of the Orange Bauk, of Essex county sey, has also appeared. It is a lithograph, ba vignette a train of cars and a half female figure on the lett end, and is am imitation of the gea ad, thoagh coarsely executed, is well calculated to deceive th perienced The following is a statement of the lumbia and Philadelphia Railroad for the mon 1855 and 1856, and for the Orst six mouths year 1855.°56:— May, 1856. ‘May, 1865. Tucrease.. From Dec. 1, 1855, to May 31, 1854 4 Same period last year.. A & ths ness nike the on the Co of May, usiness Increase during six m o ‘The earnings of the Michigan C:utrai Railroad for the @econd week in June were as follows — 1855. Passengers $23,004 27 Freight 580 87 Total. + $55,435 14 The Boston Traweller of the 25th taat. says: — ‘The sales of stocks were moderate to day, w eg Spo- ial change in prices. Westera is held a bh ta wr cemt dividend (jast declared) off, We , but all the stock olfe Was takem at quotations; fern is sustained at 44, out much activity, tt Zp there will be no dividend in J a 08 pper stocks were livel} ; \0 Royale! closed at 1734 0.177% x ational, 36 to 56; Minnesota, 9% a 95; Nobra Sorthwestert, 7 asked: Rockiand so ar and offeroe ai same rate; Pewabic, 5% a 5%; Quiucy, 7 bid ‘The Lowell Manufacturing Coby, ‘te dec «diy \dend of $30 per share; the Lancaster Milla C (4 per cent; the Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company ‘of 3 per cent; the Boston and Lowell Railroad will pay a ods) idend of $10 a share. ‘The summary of the last annual report of the Galea iva Chicago Union Railroxd Company, compared with for the previous year, gives the annexed results — Gaxgva axp CurcaGo Ustoy Ramroap 1855. mM Nv. of tone freight carried one mile da. of passengers carried one mile f miles run by locomotives* oto , 25,616,658 755,989 ‘As cre gaté mileage of fre’tand wan '850,970,64 Pari pgs per mile run. $2,379 Bxyenses per mileron..... $1,084 Net. carnings per mile run + $1,295 cor toge of expenses to carnings 45,500 oct wr on per mile, one passenger eq a) to one ton, ji 1.96 1.48 Cont of \epairs of engine and cars be He 14.86 13.79 No ongers or tons carried OPUD score 79.59 17.4 neth of ‘track in’ oper! ry ng the year—miles... 1% 2324 ings per mile of track in i90 +++ $7,648 27 $9,960 87 ngs p track in suon, after deducting operat- : 1 expenses and ren 970 13 $5,985 18 The Lumber of miles stated \s for enginos of this com during the fiscal year ending May 1, 1856, with the pro- portion derived from each source, were as follows “= LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER. —A. ‘BRAGG £00. | “SaMULOR DRAMATIC. ASSOCIATION CMEMDERS @aizewa anv Curcago Usioy Raintoap A A v0 and friends of the above will meet at 48) Hroudway, iLcir ealesroom 38 Cortlandt street, 200 cases boots, shoes, bro, pt promo. Breeden on Months, pans, &e., ‘comprising a fresh and desirable stock,’ saat fot he Lata — eins: Malle tes Taek | aoa uctin sales every Tuesday and NATIONAL LAND REFORM CONVENTION WILL May: ato 96 85 92,013 . UOTION NOTION... LEEDS. AW 3.4 meet atthe Capital in Albany, on the 34 and_ 4th of July June... ae oH x % es i" Saree at vane Feat Ter bg ta “4 prezime, 4 ent invitation fs extended, Reform papers if Bireet, at’ 1044 o'clock, the entire furniture contained inthe | “Hoon wing. > Se Uesiredto Biren mole. Seren ber Hilts 48 oars 86 iartoeyoome embracing alangeanddrarablenesrim Fob Wan ‘Oakley, War Goin” 7 class house riture,such a8 solid rosewood parior , 200/052 431191563 76 uils, covered in. satin; pier and centre tableg, rich rose won: Gert t Bai, Haas tind eve re on Pens ince curtalan, oll paisinga, clocks, chine vases an a Wit van Ami mber. 2 002 77 WH. Van Amzinge, other costly mautel ornaments, large pier and oval French pies 55,722 48 42,430 35 plate mirrors, su rosewood octave pianoforte, ei fem : Rf NcDowald, . etegere, pa worl February 8.000 41 88,691 00 tables, lined with satin wood; do, vet and Brus: se" NUL ches. ane ss at 300 69 2, sels carpets, folioak extension lable, cox ial ler ware, AGREE Fiera Coa ARE tae ANeUAS ‘3 2, cont a assortment china eryat . me see ee Sere cut glass ware, ivory cutlery, Cushioned etisirs, | Corulne ear, mint forthe transection tie company fre Total .. $1,405,205 11 880,410 44 30,141 412,915 Soon, sain bed, jounges, superior solid roeewaod and, maiog’ | as may come before the stackho-dcrs, will be held atthe com, v ’ “i any bedsteads, bi rR ye yure hair mat- *s office, in Philad the tenth day of ‘The expenditures were rain oilcloths, &c. ie oate, f first any's office, lelphia, on TRRIRGA, nat y of ting road. . <hee hold. furnit ‘will find at “yee uly next, at four o'clock in the aftern ne ey oe - bowsel RS BS ft ine cae aver ing |” Putapeuriis, June 2, 1896. JOSHPIC SAILER, Sec’y. Dividends, 22 per cent pontine. rows i° i aire, ay te OTICE.—A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF Sinking fund.......... quire at the house. New Rochelle Railroad Company verioN arr DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. | Sy. eo hee eee a A Aad the stock of « Hurniture desler, on page tne vemenne Surplus... ns Gar) ah ths cleo ee Hand 39 Genice bo pon Hound of Director OE air fas, sofa any chairs, LELAND, Seoretary. Add surplus May 6, 1855. rockers, ids tables, i wantroben, amirrort, | New Yom, June 14, ise 1B cherry tables. 1A large lot of china, eroe POET, Sud slanaware, ‘OTICK.—ALL. PERSONS ARE HHREBY CAUTIONED &e., together with the furniture of a family; leloths, pdm vee Surplus May 1, 1856....00...0.0.000 00: $390,028 45 | BGGulrg" mirrors, cooking Hoven de;rinaking a large amor | acai her will bo paid by tne prgere weed aeehace ont Showing an increase during the year in the surplus ot | ment worthy the attention of the trade Per wil be pala se4,874, after paying 22 per cent in dividends, and all ex- TGsioN ROR GR ORME ReeaiGek onaoon bicoad THELE, 206 West street. gp te .—CLOTH ‘ nL 08 one aged rst eco oes Soe eects adda CUO, auctioneers, will well at Si Nusesrarect ths | N[OTICE.—SHIPPERS PER STEAMSHIP CRESCENT eae inorning, Friday, at 10 o'clock, » pa} quantity of clothing, City, hence to New Orleans in| December last, aro re- foe cal Sor oboe Sor. Beer Re og . ania by order ob emusl.E,. Doves: Beesrare Tuvuspay, June 26, 1856. CTION NOTICE.—STOCK OF TOOLS, | having been Jost on the Bahamas, they are required to identify $1000 Missouri St 6's, 874¢ 650 sls Erie RR....0 587% SOM VAN ANTWERE atiront baéaturtay, | the merchandise waved, and make a division of the proceeds. 10000 do....800 87 io 88% | June Bat 10 oicionk, at No. 78 Housion street, near bey | Themalter haa already been kept open to long: ‘an if ship 5000 Vir St 6’s.b60 9744 SN Hatlaniorane. at %4 | Dock, to close the business, the entire large stock of hardwar pers, Logs in neglag: fine notice, they will lose thelr share 3000 Mic $ Sg F 86° 200 Roading 18. 4m cuitery, American and English (house and abip carpente JOUNSON & HIGGINS, 90 Wall street, 12006 Ii! Cen RR Bds. 88 .: ; SOK tools, ly de &e. iat ro af, counter above store, ee, id garing, New York, Tune 2, 1°56. 9000 IlIFdBs wt pge 89 tooo song eye etave, fe ‘or g100 an Ap FERRY TO WEEHAWKEN GROVE, POLLOCK'S broved endorsed notes, at alnety days, for sums of $00 and up ; 18 shs Motrop’n Bk. 11134 200 N. B.—The st x alae care fr rder and well worth vilion and Guttenberg—Fare 64 cents.—%@ favorite 10 Ocean Bau x 3 Marti ontod of tke teede and coumby dealers. “Calalogues | weamer MERCURY. Capt. H Mating, will leave, on and ntver 600 Nic — Co. 33 o% now ready, Sale positive. pron = — 29, daily § ot pring ot apie sree, bho street, North 200 ae o 9 UCTION NOTICR—CANARY BIRDS, dc Saw | licth ‘treet and Thirty.ninth atreet, North river, Leavit ~] O8GC0! co., senenees, will sell, at Bl Nassan | of ret at » 3 an o'clocl ac boo be , if Robinson street at 9, 10! Band 434 o'clock, 100 Brun € I rite orning, at 10% o'clock, one hundredand | ing Guttenberg at 10,'12, o'clock. “The above boat 80 Del & P Gau'Gbeo raitt fifty i inches, starlings, parrots, larks, &c. can be chartered for evening sxoursont by applying to Ge Penn Oral UCTION NOTICE. MORTGAGE SALE _OF A SUPE. | trusting th bost under any pretence," Pores AF° forbid 12h roan & al B. 1} A flor rosewood Dianos forte—SAM'L, OS ‘OSGOOD & 00. “H. MALLAN, Agent. 300 NY Cen RR. .b60 125 au neers. will sell, at jasean sti to-morrow (Satur- “ba 105% 200Clev & Pitts'"h BR. 6455 75 Galena& CRR.b30 (PUR EVERETT CLUB, OF BROOKLYN.—LITERARY Notice.—After a spiriied debate, last ‘ight, upow the re- lative merits and demerits of the works of Thomas Paine, the Club prolonged its session into the “‘ wee sma’ hours '’ in dis- useing the report of its space committee on the expediency of amending its constitution and adapting its by-laws to the proposed charter, limiting tht und {ts personal 'propert [urguance of an, act of day), at I o'clock A, M.. ome superior rosewood pianoforte, finished all round, rioh carved legs, &c.; made by Stylof, Bos ton. Will be positively sold, by order of the mortgagee, do... 890 lo. 60 UCTION SALE.—THIS MORNING, AT 10% O'CLOCK, at79 Nassau street, a portion of the extensive collection at furniture, ae, (free from limit) every article on the pre- mises—Will be sold, at much lesa than first cost, furniture for parlors, chambers, halls, counting rooms, dining rooms; mir- ie value of its real estate to $50. on, including its library, to $75, ie Legislature of the ‘State of N ew rors, carpeting, pianoforte, iron safe; 50,000 segars, in quant rk, entitled, “An act for the incorporation of benevolent, ties desired; fancy boxes,’ superior euaneon “ining blea, | charitable, selentitic and 1 missionary societies,” as amended by spring andhalr mattresses, ke. -N. B.—Shippers will fi Chapter, 273 of 1848. Upon the unanimous reception of the report the Chub adjourned, ns usual for ig summer ‘acation, ednesday sar the 10th September, at7 o'clock, folowing 18.8 listof the officers ot the Club:-Samuel Sher- man, President; W. 9. 1). McIntosh, Vice President; G. Dou- n orders sup; a to advantag Staple articles of furniture, wholesale, &tc., at private sal TUNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer. 450 Chic & R isi RR 700 do. 60 53 Milwaukic&M RR. UCTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONFER.—1 gins racy, Secretary; E. D. Cutter, Treasurer; E. b. Parks, AR BOG AIT, to moron Bataan ya ty BER SBY | Raltor. Committee on Criticisme—Messra, J- J, Hannabs, I BOARI the auction rooms,'corner of Frankfort and Willlam. rosie, pat ane Alex. Kassin, Jr. Vigilance Committee—Messrs, Walsh, J. R. Reynolds and C. D. Stillwell. Execu- De $2500 City 6's °59.. 200 shs Erie RR..b80 587% 1 honsehold furniture, mahogany. sofas, ma 190 re “4 a "d tables, mirrors, 5 a ‘tea ites Meme: ‘Sherman, McIntosh, Cutter, Brown doin Enc wes Be oletianahgenny Nore sont ha sie and Partridge,» Dura ihe, vac all business tahere ot le 9 lary sortment of bi ‘ the Everett Club will be conducted at President's office, 1000 TH & Alt2d Mt. 77> ee eee ee Wallstreet, New York. By order of the Executive Committee, 200 shs Nic Tr Co.bé0 10% UCTION NOTICE.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONFER.—BY DOUGLAS TRACY, Secretary. 50 Nel & Hud CanCo 125 i BELL & BUSH, this day, at 1044 o'clock, in the sales- ee 1 a rooms 12 North William street, we will sell a good assort GOO) &eC. baat aba ere as ment of furniture, iron bedstead olleloth. 17 beautial marble | aww EE OO Oe kN as " “4 lop tables, suitable for loons iso a lot of famil u $00 Cumb CoaiCo,.- 22 era ag aplen chee tquoei av rum, bras, A Eo sien CHRAP ikea EMBROIDERY Ben x ¥ cin net fs rry es prime segars, &c. , collars, sleeves, bands, handkerchlefs,’ trimmings, with +86 Ef = = or "of other al eee prices. Another lot ef do. m80 235 IDOI TRE DOD 90 UCTION NOTICE.—THOS BELL, AUCTIONFER.—BY | those rich Limerick collars, at 8 60 aun pet Re 587, 100 oe BELL & BUSH, this day at 12 o'clock, we will sell, at 23 500 a 583. 200 Cley & F Canal street, in the rear, all the good furniture contained in 7 : 74 i the fourth story of the ‘puilding, comprising carpets, French ib eo aiieaiilouey lace resi CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. tpring tron bedsteads, ‘maride top’ tablens kitchen: Gtonut And’ mantes, cheap. Tuvrspay, June 26—6 P. M. stoves, china and housekeeping articles in general. Must be Canal street. Asues.—The sales embraced about 30 bbls., pots at6%¢e, | removed same day. Saturd: tensive sale of dry goods, = a oscc.; pearls were nominal at 72,6, there being none | 4°! our satesroome, Monday The entire furniuteot's | (QHANTILLY, CHANTILLY, in the market. J “ it patte wt Breapsturrs.—Flour—The market opened with activity peers “No sc Sane Cadal eebee, UCTION SOtOn REE Ory SALE—FURNI- ets, MUEL OSGOOD & aud firmness, but owing to the firmuess in freights, the warm weather, large receipts and the want of later foreign news, the export demand fell off, and the market at the close was more quiet. The sales embraced about §,000 a 10,000 bbis., including the various descriptions, at about the following quotatio1 Common to good State $5 30a $5 70 ture, glass ware, cal toners, will ‘sel turday, at 1034 o'clock, A. M.,a large rai ture, which will be sold positively to the highest bidder, to pay expenses, comprising several rosewood and black waliut par- Jor suits, in saiin broeatel, plush and hair cloth; eharaber sults, enamelled furniture, bureaus, washstands, bedsteads, bedding. sofa bedstends, tete-a-tetes, rocking, parlor, and easy chairs, C FRANK & SONS, CAP MANUFACTURERS, HAVE » removed since April from 116 to 89 Maiden lane, corner of Gold street, right opposite Clarke & Brown's, and have ga rich assortment of slik plush caps on hand, at the lowest mar- ket price, by the case only, Cass SPOOL COTPON.— smoothness Common to good Michigan. 6 10 | bookcases, carpets, mirrors, oll paintings, crockery, glass its strength, ion ots. A obtained « Extwoiate ee $20 | wore, plated ware, cullery, feo Penne crockery, prize medal at the grea! Paris numbers Common to good Ohio, |; 610 ; srceraermennesirngy o° oe ROARK Bs street. +r ‘ 7 00 | AUCTION SALE OF FINE WINES, &c HENRY DRE- ouasne A: Shaki of Seas loneer Will be sold’ without, reserve, on OLARICS s xe fixtures: ‘a wine vaul, ely ro ig ir. Sender. 3 Do. ~ fancy and extra 8 75 | Sale by order of Thomas ie pel ‘executor, &e., at No. liver evehemah ete dae eatrenmeteet emnccliectanct Canadian superfine and extra.. 8 00 | William street. Stock consisis of elegant wines, “Suatusteiners are selling them at 25 per cent less than the eost to import, Traimener, Hohenecker, Uhibacker and other wines. Some of the a which will be offered for sale is over one hundred years of age. PEDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER—CONTINU ATION sale-EDWARD SCHENCK & CO. will sell at auction, ‘this day, at their salesroom, No. 33 Nassau street, at 11 0'c! a large and well selected assortment of superior wines ai liquors, in eases and demijohns, comprising many of the fa vorite Brands, viz: Otard, enault & Co. 8. O. B. old Q Goddard, 1838, and don dock brandies: agne, ‘cognac do. Madeiras, joseph James Forrester's ports, Choice extra Georgetown, Riclimond City Mills and St. Louis 975 Haxail and Gallegos. Canadian sold to the extent of about 500 bbls., at the above quotations, Southern brands were in fair request, with sales of about 1,100 a 1,200 bbis., at the prices given above. Rye flour.—Sales of 100 bbls., at $4 50. ‘Wheat.—Owing to heavy receipts and the advance in freights, the market was less active, and inferior and common grades were heavy and easier, while choise lots were scarce and nominal. The sales embraced about Including some very handsome worked Kinem handkerchiefs at 6s., worth $1, each. BEEKMAN & CO, 473 Broadway. erie BASQUES, EMBROIDERED BANDS. roidered bandk«rchicis, embroidered Embroidered collar ‘4, embroidered prea « os All selling ef very cheap, By BEEKMAN & Ci bras my ‘0. 473 Broadway. OLD AND SILVER FRINGES, LACES, STARS —A ‘amortment for military pale, gold large ; ins, de. 40,000 a 50,000 bushels, included in which were low qua- | ¥ines, champagnes, claret, rium, zm, gt, prin hoe 964g Also silk fringes, cords, tassels, £e., anners, for sale at lity Mitwaukie red at $i 28 a $1 29; common to | shetty brandy, sard 48 John atre y Mil at $i 2 pe ‘overy article sold 9 will be delivered _tminediately af- good mixed or club do. at $1 35 a $1 42; Pag sale, Buyers will find these goods like the -ANTLES, MANTLES.— Canadian red at $1 39: club do. at $1 50; white | sample and as represented, and’ sGsurely’ necked for use , ee ta do.mt $1 67 a $1 74; and red do. at $1524 ‘a $158 | portation. ‘uot va: aot io bee nace arta Anicioatationn: Corn—The market was stilfer for lower qualities, while Rich coloreé moire antique mantles, from $5; prime to choice were firm. The sales embraced about dh kant are edit ; AUCTIONRER.—ED. SCHENCK | Rich colored sil do. handsomely trimmed, from’ 94 20,000 a 20,000 bushels, including Western distilling ear- | ay .¢ © Falurny, the nD thelr salesroom, 83 Nassau | And the largest sioek. of rich silk and iace mantles in the city, goes, at 4tc. a 47c; sound yellow Southern, at $138 a | Miret on Saturday, the six years old, warranted per (OLYNEUX WELL, 68 Canal street. $1 69, while prime to choice Southern was scarce, and held ied. scant sod gestie ia eiery: wap'aat tae suid it 6U¢. @ 66c. Rye continued firm, with sates of 6,000.0 | saddle horse; also, a stuall pony; and several carriages and A kpeeiat GOODS FROM AUCTION, At haif cost of pion a tha bem black and white French 123 tas “ tissues and bares "ote Notice.—A superior quality of black Canton crape for dregses, at a aay, ew peice. Merchants supplied a = most liberal tet ACKSON’S new mourning I ‘Broadway, between Spring and Pritce » pirbets, ANTILLAS, Sa 000 bushels prime Northern, at 86c, th Sales of State at 37c. a dTAc., wagons. EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELI. TO-DAY, \t 1034 o'clock, 'at 442 Brondway,'a large stock of new ai furniture, including pation, chamber and dining room of various styles; library bookcases, centre tables, sofa and side do., hall stands, wardrobes, palliasses, mattresses, &c.: the whole worthy the notice of avers: ‘and to be posi- ely sold to pay advances; also, one superior rosewood seven octave pianoforte. Oats were firmer, and Western heavy gs. —The sales embraced about 2,500 bags Rio, at 10%;c. a 11 Xc.: 1,500 pockets Java, at 144;c.; 800 bags St. Domingo, for export, on private terms; 153 do. Ja- maica, in bond for export, at p. t., aud 100 bags of Mara- caibo, at 113¢c. Cortox.—the sales were confined to about 500 a 600 bales, without change in prices; holders continued firm, 7 a jotwithstanding our extensive salee while dealers generally seemed’ disposed to await later | Gy @avaGH- will weit at thet tres Nog Ed Cedaratrret, | Of the past week, foreign news. Dawes Vinoadl va chi on Friday, ‘Zith inst., at 143 Our stock of rich and elegant Funcim.—Rates to English ports wore firmer, with | o'clock, by order of the aswignee, the balance of a large siook | Mantilles remains unimpeired. i | ung large eagagements of grain. To Liverpool, about 100,000 | of groceries, comprising. it part, tens, sugars, soup, flours | saw shaped maatilla bushels wheat were engaged at 8d. in bulk and bags, and ieastas Gon snrancds mairenomateriattn for ton dollars, Se te ee aero a aoe pei at 8-16d. a | That cannot be purchased 73 ‘9 London, 45,000 bbis. flour were en- NILBERT 8. SAVAGE, AUCTIO:! R—PEREMPTO! Core aa ged at 2s. 104d. while ds.’ was asked at the close. tale of clothing “BAGEEY & SAVAGE wiltacil on sac. | For lees than $18, BERKMLN 2 Gebrccinay. urday, June 28, at I Tweed itrosdway and Na o'clock A. M., at 82 Cedar street, be- ‘Assan, A general assortment of sum- iner clothing, upon. Whieh advanges have been made, consist: ing of coats, vests, pants, &c.; and also furnishing goods, com- brising boslery, gloves, eravais, &c. Cash advances upon con- signments. H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER —BY Hl. H. LEEDS & CO. On Friday, June 2, at 11 o’eloc! No. 23 Nassau street. Liquora.—Valuable stock of wines, brandies, &c., the property of an importer declining business, consisting, in'part, of choice old. Gordon, Bruarton, Harmony, Cabinet aiid -Amonteliade sherries; okd South Side and Moi ‘0 Hayre, a fair business was doing at 124. for grain, 62i;c. for flour; $8 for rice, and and $3 for es. To Melbourne, Anstralia, rates were steady at ndto Siduey at 35c. per foot measurement. To Califernia the range was from 26c. a 3bc., with the chief engagements At about 20. per foot measure. Heavy ship- meuts of butter and liquors haye been made to San Fran- ciseo the present month. Hv.—Moderate sales were made for shipment at 50c. a 60e. 'uvz.—The market was more active, with sales of 4,000 = BUSINESS MEN.—STOCK OF DRY paged wok GooD CUTTER “WANTED. —OONSTANT EMPLOY- 6 3 ncludin ou at $0e. and lump at | teiro Madeiras, fine old Graham aud Queen's ports; Martaux, iven. to « good fashion.cutter, in a mer- ms E ep Dis. Iackaing comin 8 PA | oe maope Ohetaser atpencs sna thene ct Packs nares, Ane wa fore, tuated im brosdway. ‘Address, with good referenoes, box 3,1 ‘oflice. Sauterne and Flear de Sillery Jamaica rum, old Mononga "4 Horguny,’ Chablis, “H champagnes; cherry cordials, old hela whiskey; old “Otard and Hennessy brandies, &¢ Shove are all'ctn chotor quality, and se such we rocoramest them to our customers. No other wines or liquors will be ad- mittted into the sale. Hy market continued firm. Sales of 400 hhds, Porto Rico at and 100 do, English Island, at S8c., and 50 do. Cuba mu vado at 40¢ Nivat Sonus were unchanged, while sales were mo- i —The ARDENER OR PORTER.—A SCOTCHMAN, WHO has had over 2 years! experience in gardening , likewise eatile and farming and. tapiag ‘outof ‘a team the ment oi Sew pro jer, oF could drive new grounds; or would go as owntons. —Pork —! 7 i f i i he is well acquainted with the city and fon ote ont rie Tae oe og ber sega! 30 I K. LEEDS, AUC’ IONEER; —BY H. H. LEEDS & CO. ort aise cade te ence for honesty, sobriety, and bapa. me at $17 28. Prime wns at. $17 2. . 1g orclook, a handsome rock, | vilty. | Address Gardener, care of A Aalth, seed store, 64 ime a ‘2 is was 6 Ae eats for four pr ight at was firm, witt of 800 a 400 bbls., nearly $400; is worth that now, | Wine Steen for one wee! 25 a $8, and country mess at $8 ving ho place to put it in, Gann ‘ER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE, a 89 £0. 1 Western at 6% 75a $12; prime mess man, who understands farming, stock, te; was duilat $ioa $18. Beet hams. wore quiet. Bacon ENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONERR.—SHERIFF'S ‘ald take himeelt usefult"‘city re Cas acaeen ane Or ‘ ere h sales of of choice sroccies, Wines, liquora,&6, on Friday, June |}, cu is Int erapoyer Ai "Address Gardener, box 150" — was sca nd firm. Cut meats were firm, with sales o} se Orelocke at the, balesroom. Bo, 634 Fuse rect, oom. | {ous his lest employ | shoulders at 8¢. a8ige. and 100 bhds. dry sahed hams | 7,,t 102 crclock, a the, selesrcom. Bo. 6s younn | ° Hee, for | dat 10c ; canvasi — ranged aes 12igc. a Lie, von teas, old government Java coffee, sardines, pickles, AD WANTED—IN A os ROOM; SALARY Lard continued firm sales of $00 bbls. at 11}c. a erves, ale, porter, elarets, sherry, port, brandies, first year fifty dollars. Address, in handwriting of the 3a0.; Kegs were firta at cents., which price was ica Yum, and a large lot of Havana segars. By | anpueant,P. & P-, Herald ofice. reused for prime quality, iu store. Butter and chease a ae eae eee ee were in f J steady deman at change in oe aoa ai anh ‘ACHINIST AND Lied beige trance” PERSON I xc. @ 424C. OLIDAY | NOTIONS WINES, | SEGARS.— AUCTION who is fully qualitied in the above branches, with F os 13 quiet, and we can Hous at liz o'clock, at ST Dey street, corner of | relusences. Apply to Salomon & Smart, 40 Rose sireet, corner only sireet, toy pistols, fancy straw goods, reticules, | of Duane. 20 ac mahogany boxes, iulaid desks, xutitar, in good order; Leghorn women's and men's JHERIFF'S SALE—THIS DAY, JUNE 27, AT 11 A. M., SS. at 69 Eighth avenue, ail the right, tide a oe which antel L. Simonson has in and to the pl store, stock and factory on said premises, JOHN WILSON, Deputy. SHERIFF'S SALE.—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONRER, SD 2 Bowery, will seli, this day, at 104 o'clock, a lot of Fold waiches and jewelry, comprining $ iuard and 1 yest chain, 13 pairs earrings, 8 brooches, 2 crosses, 5 gold wratehes, together with old spe relacles, rings, guard a fo fob keys, and various other articles of Jewelry order SAMES C. WILLETT, Sheriff RICAN WEEKLY PREAS— HE AMER Te veel aad cheapest new ILLER WANTED—TO GO fai Lol Ld Ne tabs IN the country, to attend a il. Nene but those who are fully competent need apply. ‘Addroes A., Herald office. 10 COLOR MANUFACTURERS AND eee eal hats, claret, champagne, Ve ke. ‘GTON CARTE RK, ‘tioneer. rut wine, at $125 a $226; 60 do. port wine, 0. swe t Malaga we %c.; 26 do, dry do., es clare 4 a $2 75. i an and active, with sales of about 1,500 a 1, 800 Lids. ba Muscovado, at prices ranging chiefly at 7c, a 83gc, and 630 boxes brown Havana, at 8 Wutskxy.—The market exhibited less firme ales of 200 bbls Obio at 30c. a Leanne eee eS ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BYERY DAY. REGATTAS. sherry in the basiness upwards B., box 177, Herald office. COLOR MANUFACTURERS.—A SITUATION I8 ‘wanted as foreman in a color ity a bya practical chem- iat. “He can make the best quality of Paris a, green, Chinese blue, a new chrome green, and all ‘of co chuntieals, nba lower price than any vin jearket. fasapice oon be seen in the drug pore, 206 Willam street, corner of Frank: 8, with ww price of ae a —WANTED, AT J. 0. SMITH’S, NO. 81m year, and furnished lo genta at $1 60 per hundred, JAPANNE! HON OF TENE BAM 81 Fulton st. one good striper and letterer, None others iN YOUR EDITION OF JUNE %, AN | ye contains TM. article appeared under the head of Regaine, nigned by a Eaitoriain oo matiors of interest. Regdapply_ Cail from ¢o 6 o'lock P. 3 cD crthe uathe of Thorns, inwhieh he saps that the owners ma of, the nar te ihey du challenge w,raatch the Wen. Ti, | “Adi Sategele the'religiows world, ANTED—ONE WOOD WORKMAN. TO 4 Goon Tarbose they took great care not w make it Im the presence of Reviews of all the hand constant employment will be given. Inquire of sither the crew, owner, or builder of the Wm. H, Tarboss, 1 Watters of interest to poliiclans, J. R. Chown, Fulton street, Astoria, L. I. i inform Bir, Thorne tha he i entegly mlataken oa thie a fa my 3 ANTED—A WROUGHT TRON ANVIL MAKER; ONE Se cea ts iin apo SIT fo politics’ it is attached to no party or facto ‘who understands his business thoroughly can hear of & Tarhoas cannot de ny. rihermore, I now repent that we do lvance the gas situation and steady Secbrasc ks aalring of, Peter chal Tarboas that | good of the "as toate abate jaylor, 76 Broad at., between 10 and 2 o'c! ge all partics eo cerned in ‘the Wm. raw them amatch of §.or 7 straight miles for ‘Any further communications will be received only by letter or ry ze CAN WEEKLY ANTEDUABVRRAL GOODMASONS, 10 WORK ON A Mraon at the heatqnarters of the Metropolilan Regatta Club, | pistes ts surpassed by no ab liebe ot 2 DS Wasi gtom Horch Wiliamsburg: "ARNOLD CROSS.” | Famer manny Rnown | aries P Persons Woe m2 alles in the ‘country. Apply at 26 Malden lane, fivor, after 11 o'clock A EGATTA—A REGATTA WILL TAKE P: ACK AT Point Bragge, 3% miles from Jepey City ferry, York Bay, on Fesiny te gon, July I ati thioek. for ise of wil ores may i REWARDS. - fifty dollars, free for ats under 30 feet. Entrance 86, is, New York. ———— we hors - 0 rae JOHN ME ape REWARM.—LOST, ON THE 2ST OF APRIT, posh 1:5 Bal ret bews agents, $2 Wallet, contain ig four notes for $4.6) enc = 7. 7 . 1866, drawn by Sylvester Smith, payable to whe orde INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OS, VEITCH, AUCTIONEER—STORE 16 SPRUCE oa Kate swe in anes two, threo aud four yenes trom street. —Sheriths ‘ale of one pair splendid bay matched The above reward, ‘also the money in the ‘wallet, will MPLOYERS WISHING oR GOP. RE hioraea: “On Saturday, June 28. at 12 Min frontof the sales: {he paid wo any person delivering the notes to N- C. Wooster, E Mrapeotable servants RIB OCHERT ab. yf roon, 16 Spruce streei, consisting of o aie splendid boy | yau'Penrt street Broadw ny, corner of Reades io, farmers, invorers. Ac. at | matched horse, H, ORE . Sheriff ib the braneh office, reenwich street, near Ced 7 f) REWARD —LOST, A SCOTCH TERRIER DOG, TWO DOERR H. MeDONALIVS AUCTION AND. COMMIAAION $1 full ize, of peowiar ool, sliver gray mtd ong allky WANTED AT, it BROADWAY, Two, BOORKEEE « store, No. 15 Spruce street. —Out-doorsales of merclai vee, Ok name Tek Sean tenes, ors, two conductors, Carag COPE Pro areces, cro | Ce furumarey de, estemene 00/9 pay pare othe oy, Tron fag cald dog to the subscriber will reoeive the’ shove rs 0 tuners, thee 0 firemen, two eaten 2 KetPeron, four boys, men on Seamer and ralrouts a |e re ee and no questions asked. F. BE. BARROWS, 20 Uroad str ‘W. H. McDONALD, general auctioneer. a Walters, two \aundresses housework, and = ree for fe ds girls. TOUTS RACEMAN. ‘Agent. AT NO. 6 EAST BROADWAY. PLACES en on steamers and railroads, porters for eepers, coashmen, walters REWARD—WILL BE PAID FOR THi RE of a large Newfoundland dog, black, Upped wish w. atevery point. ‘ihe dog strayad away from the second hows: on Vanderbilt avenue, Clifton, Staten Isiand, on Tucsday last WINES AND ‘LIQuORs, DON DOCK ~BRANDIES, LONDON PORTS, L” y, the mileage of the Chicagoand Aurora Railroad pany Ot r mon ys engines, which run over thirty miles of this sroad, not being included. This sbows the steady progress of this extraordinary ‘coud. itis, without doubt, the most productive road in Hay \\ajo4 States, The monthly earnings of the comhpany, r ‘Ac.; seamatresses, governesses, &e. Two waiter jreen's ports and Buseliee winds, boted in Oporto; Mi " girls for wn hotel in Cinenpat. Xpply to GILLEN & CO. dering pale ahd brown sherries, champagnes: clarecs, REWARD.—LOST, ON THE RYENING or and low grades; sparkling and ill Catawba and, Iesbols 26th inet.. a small Witte dog, with brown ears. The Wines, Jamasea and St. Croix rum, old Bourbon and Mou reward will be given, i! he Is returned to the owner, at nus Wwhiskiee RB, K, MESENGER & CO. 88 Fulton No. 4 President street, Brooklyn. ‘roet, sole importers of Measenger’s London cordial gin. oe ee Pi ote LAGER BIER DEPOTOIN KEGs ‘at No. 18 Broome street. racolved i the house. Soda water, earsopucilA, sie aod poriecs ve SAP TOMB—WITH HITCHGOG Fountatn Chop House, 167 Walker street; the most popu iar and select free concert ib the city. Jas. Fraser in the chair every Bat ray and Wednesday evening, at o'clock, Welsh pare vest ale in Une United States, T.,IN GOING two $t0 bilis, 18 Fulton street, the from 56 Front street to 47 Water stree y leaving them with Thos. Clark & Co,, tudgr will recetve the above reward, $. REWARD—LOST, ON THE 26TH 1 BOARDING AND 1D LODGING. 729 Re ADWAY, CORNER OF WAVERLEY PL ACR. —The Delancey House, having been thorous! paired, has a few suits of large and beau’ rooms to let, for the season or by the day, with or r honrd, at low prices, where every attention is pald to the com: fort of its guests. 19: BLEECKER STREET, THIRD DOOR FROM McDougal street, married and single gentlemen can find excellent accommodations at the above first class house; all foreign languages spoken; day boarders taken on reasona- Dle terms; breakfast at 7 and 8 A. M.; dinner at 6P. M. 14.5 TWELFTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE — Rooms on the second floor front, with board, for single Gentlemen; a gentleman and wife can find reasonable recom. tions. Versons of respectability please eall; roferences mutual; few boarders taken. 12: HENRY STREET.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS. wife can obtain board, with a pleasant room, furnish: ed or unfurnished. Rooms for single gentlemen also. 19 SPRING STREET, FOUR DOORS FROM BROAD- way.—To let, several handsomely furnished rooms, to eae gentlemen. ‘The location is near all the firat class Gentlemen, all neatly f west of Broadway, G5 EAST ,BROAPWAYDOARDING.—A | LARGE 1) front parlor, with pantries, on second floor, neatly fur- nished, and one on the third floor, frout, suitable for geallemen and their wives, or few single gentlemen of quict habits. 54. WALKER STREET, FIVE DOORS WEST OF roadway.—A quiet ‘and genteel private boarding howe, for single gentlemen and gentlemen ‘and. their wives: Terms reasenable. Hot, cold and shower batha, free. FRANKLIN STREE?.—A SUIT OF BOOMS, ON the third floor; also large double and single rooms for Inquire as above, first GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms, in a small private family, where they can enjoy all the comforts of a home, very pleasantly situated on South Second street, between Third and Fourth streets. Apply soon at No. 6 as above, Williamsburg. PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN WEST SIX- teenth street, near ‘Sixth avenue, in a first class ho With all the modern improvements, will be pleased to let the entire secend floor, which is neatly furnished, to a gentleman Snd his ‘wife, or single gentlemen, with or without board. Terms moderate. "Address Airs. O., Union square Post oles, for two day! A PRIVATE FAMILY, Pe ayy MORE ROOM THAN they reais: would like to let a handsome furnished front room and bedrood attach single gentlemen: with or without street, opposite Niblo’s Garden. LADY WISHES TO LET A FRONT OR BACK PAR. lor, furnished as a bedroom, to a gentleman, without boned, west of roadway and below Spring street. "Address +, Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GEN tlemen, who prefer home comforts to style, can have two well furnished rooms communicating, with front balcony, at No. § Cottage place, between Bleecker and Houston stree location cool and quiet, gas and bath; family small. Terms moderate, References exchanged FEW FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board at the house of Wm J. Dibble, in Stanford, Con- necticut. Plenty of fruit, milk and_ ve eiables on the premi- sea. For particulars inquire of G. H. SMITH & CO., No. 346 Broadway. PRIVATE FAMILY, OR A PARTY OF SINGLE gentlemen can be accommodated with a suit of rooms, on the first tloor, with private table, if desired, at 107 Tenth street, beiween Broadway and University place. A. TRY, GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with full or partial board. For further particulars call at 154 Grand street, NY GENTLEMAN WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A FIRST class weckly literary paper, having a large country cir- culation, ean now have an opportunity that seldom occurs to buy ‘half or the whole. ress Lelerature, box 133 Herald ce. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD, first time in three years. Also, one unfurnished, except carpet, with or without board, below Chambers street, west side. ‘Address Socrates, Herald oflice, for three days. FRENCH FAMILY WILL LET, TO A GENTLEMAN, a aid want and well furnished front Parlor, with Location desirable; no oiher boarders. Apply at eifth street, near Broadway, opposite Blancard’s {tote PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING NOT FAR FROM MA- dison square, in a pleasant neighborhood on the wes! would Tike 1o let tho second or third door to @ gentleman and and his wife. The house contains all the modern improve- ments, and is newly furnishod. No children or other board- ers taken. References exchanged. Address, with real name, E, W., Madison square Post office. 8 for one week, R. WIDOW LADY, Li A PLEASANT LOCA- n, desires juit of fovitiyeet rooms, to one or two gentiemen and ta witls beard, where thert are no other boarders. iideeania Ww. L,, Herald office. LADY, HAVING JUST TAKEN A NICE HOUSE west of Broadway, wishes the Ibers of $50, for which ood Doard and choice of rooms will be rendered.’ For particulars apply to B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. LADY, LIVING ALONE, WOULD LET A F! post parlor, with pantries greg eh ‘a gentleman and tad board for the gd only. Also jeToom. Terms mi Pater” Pocation No. 66 Woosler sireet® wear-Oaual aireet and Broadway. OARD APARTMENTS ON, THE | SECOND | AND fourth floors, neatly Meg Bde plpeigt fon en ilemen, on reasonable terms, at 50 West Washiugion place. OARD.—PARLORS AND BEDROOMS FOR FAMILIES; nie, rooms for single gentlemen, at 64 and 66 Hammond btreet BoAkD.-4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR three be accommodated with ® vary D on second or fourth floor, with full o1 partial board, in a house with ail the modern improvements, ‘erms moderate. Apply at 76 West Twenty-third street. ferences excl eo ee ON IBcare: .—PERSONS eee ae Ain moderate terms, can find a Seventeenth sireoi, Stuyvesant square. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR SL gie gentlemen, can be accommodated with '@ pleasant and neatly furnished sult of rooms, on the second, or third floor of @ priva ; bath and gas. Apply at 156 Waver ley place. BoOwRO LN A PRIVATE FAMILY, AT BATH, LONG nd. on the beach, having an elegant residence, bath- ing house, large airy rooms. They will take some persons whe thew for ine sciomser, with reference of the Brat respec: Mility. “Terms moderate, if mutually pleased. Address Mrs. | Clinton, Post office. OARD.—LARGE, AIRY AND CONVENIENT ROOMS, handsomely furnished, to let, singly or in suits, with or without beard; all the modern improvements, and all the. com: forts ofa home. Location 278 Fourth avenue, opposite Calva ry ehureb. OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH BOARD for the lndy only, can have a neatly furnished frout room $6, or back room ‘for $5, ina small family; or, would let the same, with privilege of kitchen. Apply at 217 West Twenty- fourth street. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND A few single 'e entlemen, can be accommodated with neatly iurnished rooms, by applying at 111 Leonard atreet, a few doors east of Broadway. OARD.—A BACK PARLOR AND AN EXTENSION room to let, furnished or unfurnished, with board, to a entleman and his wife, and two or three children. Also fur- nished rooms for gentlemen. Apply at No. 8 Beach street. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN OBTAIN ‘# neatiy furnished room, containing the modern improve- inenis, witli widow, Indy résiding up town. No boarders Full board for the lady only. Address Mrs. Valentine, Union square Post office. OARD FOR CHILDREN-“PORT, RICHMOND, STA- Island.—Parents who dosire for their daughters com- qortable Doard, with a good education, if required, “will ru sgly at the Misses Antisella’” select school, Port Richmo: CARMANSVILLE, | WASHINGTON ‘Terms moderate. OARD AT Heights. —The Carman House, corner of 155th sireet and th aventie, can accommodate a imited number of families and single persons, Access by Hudson River Railroad to 15ud street, or by the steamboat Edwin; each way 3 per hs Apply ato West street, month, Avply aie oe Capt. W. A. MILLS, Proprietor. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A_ HANDSOME FRONT Toom en second floor, sufBable for one or two geatlemen, within five minutes’ walk of the South and Wall street tert! with partial board. Inquire at 248 Henry street, corner of Congress atreet, rooklyn. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN ean be accommodaied with pleasant rooms and board, by applying gt #1 Nassau street, corner of Jay, withiu ive ml- nutes walk of Fulton ferry. Terms moderate. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LARGE ROOM ON SE cond floor, furnished or unfurnished, in a first class house convenient to South or Wall street ferries. Dinner at 6 o'clock, Apply at 244 Henry street, between Congress and Amity sis’ OARD IN BROOKLYN.—RESPECTABLE PARTIES can be accommadated with plearant rooms, with full or artial board, at 122 Pierrepont sireet. The house has gas and Bath: five mtiutes’ walk. trom Wall ‘ant Prltow ferries ference exchanged. BoskD IN BROOKLN, NEAR THE HEIGHTS—A gentleman and wile, or a few single gentlemen, can be accommodated with board, full or partial, with very pleasant Fooms, at 100 Hicks street, a Between Fulton and ‘Wall sireet ferries. Referenees exchang: OARD IN THE COUNTRY.—A STRICTLY PRIVATE family can accommodate @ smal! family with board for the summer montha. Location healthy; tine drives, good fish- ke, tod Prout ‘feral bourg ad by railroad from the city. filivess A. ferald OARD AT BERGEN POINT, N. J.—GENTLEMEN AND their wives, and single gentlemen, will find excellent accommodation at the above delightful summer resort, by ap- Qing fo JOUN M. ENYAUD, Bergen Point, New Jersey. 1s.—Application can also be made to the captains of steam boats Huguenot and Staten Islander, pier No. 1 Bast river, OARD WANTED—LY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, from lat July. Private family preferred. Address, with {ull particulars and stating terws, which must be moderate, 8. R., Herald office. [12 A __ A Rnen aeene OARDING —SIX TO, RIGHT SINGLE, GENTLAMEN Boa accommodated with brovktaat, ten aad lodging, xt an exceed pleagant house on Bergen Heights, faoing the city of ow York, one mile fro Hoboken and Jorsey Ofty stages pres the door every full view of New York city, ‘the Bay Sandy Higok a arth vrounding scenery. The most unexceptionable references given and required. Ap. ply to C. B. VOWES & GO. 84 Nassan si OARDING.—FURNISHED ROOMS ON THE skOON B ‘and third floors to let, to gentlemen are their wi ith or Without Voard. Apply ak im pariy ov single gentle mon, Wi! Bleecker sireot O ARDING.—PFRSO) WISHING BOARD IN THE Beane N can bo pleasantly accomodated wt Woodland fill, Bioombeld, New Jersey, within ten minutes? walk of tie depot, tna private familly MRS. E. M. P. DODD OARDING.—WANTRD, BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ‘a furnished be“iroom, with full or partial board, tn n pic fant boarding hove or private family, down town” A wating locapon, terms, &o., U, A. ¢., Herald gfligg, BOARDING AND LopGING. nanan nannatnnnnce YOUNG MEN CAN BE Acc Mt rd, in a respectoble far Ito thelr comfort. Apply wt 38 Monroe "DING.—A room, in whieh sh LADY WANTS BOARD, can have the privilege of work ate family preferred. Ad ating terms and other particu WITH A swing machine: Fag upon a TE eee dress A. B. R ———— OARDERS Wis eh .—A NEW BOARDINe, Ly | pened, Wise Dew tee wih breakien au {nil bourds si'38° West ive ‘th aizect, between Sixth and ae yw venth avenues. BROOKS A FEW GENT. a ee ie aes ing & comfortable home, ean be .\°commodated w rooms, either furnished or unfurnish, Mirect'a few aninutes! walk from the W.™H weet and = err les. COuNTRY, BOARD CAN BE HAD AT GREGORY'S Point, Nerwalk, Conn., only two hours’ ride [‘e yen Railroad, The ‘house is new and | pleasan food view of Long Inland Sound; good premises. boating. For particulars apply (COUNTRY BOARD.—ONE FAMILY OF FIVE PERSONS can be accommodated with board, within half an hour's ride of the city, For particulars apply at 173 Wooster street, near Bleecker, COUNTRY BOARD MAY BR HAD, SEVEN MILES 2 from brooklyn, in a desirable location, easy of access ogee be 4 caip oF agen; Sno house, awn, shade ween trail vegsiabies and milk; one mile from salt water, fishing, Apniy ata East Twenty-third street, or No. 2 AUantic Pocesicnel ae SONS ANEE ERY Oe SO. A ee JOUNTRY BOARD.—A FEW rae OR bo entlemen can be with board at in a private hi S plesanll situated, rina two hundred ard of of tie depot. "The house has been roughly rep: fi Gimige so 3 Eleven tral run eat to Pew Ye York. For particulars at Cooper's Hotel, Fardham. octet BOARD.—A VEW BOARDERS CAN BE AQ commodated with good board, at reasonable ney, nil the comforts Kj home, Without the ‘Observances e ion. Location pleasant. Fine drives, fishing, leat otal: Finy miles from ‘New York ‘Oy. Harletn j Appl; 268 broome street, ply OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—IN A FARM HOUSH , preferred, by @ family of two adults and three chil (reng ( three good rooms, plain board, bathing, shooting and fivhiny for two months. ‘Terms, according to acvou pons, not Y ma excead $25.a week. | Address, fully, can Hotel : |OUNTRY BOARD.—A FEW SELECT BOARDERS can be ncconmnodated in, & Grst clase house, cool, and shady; at Clifton, Statgn Taland, about seven lation drive ad Eainates Walle fron the soa from the ferry, ai eae to BENDALL, Van iit lat OUNT! AMERICAN WIDOW LADY ishes to spend the summor, withher little boy, in a evidlng tn the country: In Rew of payment for oard, famil the plano will be tanght to. 8 few pupil d required, Address Mrs. A. B., box. OUNIRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT MRS. BANK: on the Fast river, hetweon Fifiy and Fifty-first streets (the old Beekman place.) Plersant rooms, fresh milk, and gelables and shady trees, References ex: ns pore OUNTRY BOARD—FIRS house in Connecticut; fine drives, plenty of fruit, fishing near, and healthy and romantic. Terms, $5 per week for it priee for children and aery ‘Adilvess box 282 rood Pont office. SIRABLE, ROOMS TO LE?.—TWO OR THREE PER- sons can obtain pleagant and well furnished rooms, en Suit or otherwise, in a first class house, with all the motera improvements, convenient to cars and’ stages, Apply at 7L West Fourteenth street, first house west of Sixth avenue, FURNISHED, ROOMS TO LET—AT 76 BROADWAY, one entire floor, consisting of five apartments, with every convenience for housekeeping. Also, a parlor and bedi room, to single gentlemen, Please apply from 8 A. M. to P. M URNISHED ROOMS AND ELEGANT PARLOR—IN A suit or separate, to let, to family or single gentlemen, in a first class house, with’ or without board, with use of Kitchen.” Apply at 38 St. Mark's place, Eighth street. rpwo GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED IN A private French family with a large and furnished algo, one other room for a gentleman. The house contains all the modern improvements. Apply at 92 East Twelfth atreet, second block from Broadway. HE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS THE PUBLIC THAT HR ‘can accommodate a few summer boarders, at very rea- Fonable rates, at his beautifal place on the Hudson, nearly op- posite Cold Springs. Fruit and excellent milk tn abu ndanee. Kddress John Cronk, Cold Springs, Putnam couaty, N. ; HE, UPPER PART OF ROUSE 18 JONES STREET TO to a small family, Inquire on the pre: Je os pedal PO LETCAT 121 TWELFTH STREET, FIRST FLOOR, up stairs, nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen. U R REQUESTED 2 CALL AT THE fetid een EX- change, 346 Broadway. In¢ormation gratuitous. ARTNERSHIP NOTICH! 1 60! —AN INDUSTRIOUS, PRACTICAL MANU- a facturer Rid staple wits tbe above tino several years, wants a partner re simount, and to atten: the books and out dber bus! enough to satiafy any honest, industrious man, or Taqainet Mz. Horton, 44 Malden lane, up stairs, Agents atid (hove have not the money need not apply. $1,000 PARTNER WANTED, IN AN OLD Es. tablished cash business, paying from three to tve thousand dollars yearly; the former pertner having re- tired, an active Busts man will be taken’ tw his place. ‘Ap- ly to C. B. HOWES & CO., 84 Nassau street. OANY GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMoLNT, « the whole to be Chee from time to time for the Venefit of the business, and who is able and willing to bev alg take or assist in the management of it, can have one terest in a hair restorative which has been established fe nearly one year. With good management aud a litle money, as above, if promises to return a fortune: apply. ‘the most unquestionable references Will be wanted” Address Howard, Herald office, with true name and particulars. $250 -ZARINER WANTED, TO TAKE A THIRD interest in an established. business, wholesale, and without competition; $1,000 each can be: made this sum’ mer; business sure, and nertsk, Call on CLAR! 142 Chambers street. ne he ee CARD.—I WILL SELL AN INTEREST FN MY BUSI #4, Worthy the attention of men having wfew hundred For particulars inquire at 116Bowery, from. rs to inv to 12 o'clock A. Mt. i ary | | RARE CHANCE.—WANTED, A PARTN IN 1 Semel and profitable business; from $30 Te Sidi aweek prot prod, Ap. pee rae prefe i nl one that is willing to ravel, $300 cash req ? to N Li Pavel, on equi pply L. BRABYN, 127 po ppb oelpabt A Lyre HAVING $800 OR $900 wishes to join some o} tab lisi “idreas W. Hi box 138 Herald ofige, sued im business. JOPARTNERSHIF —$100.00) WANTED, FO BASE A / great financial enterprise of large protita: Address Y. ; Herald office. Pps, WANTED—T0 G® TO SPRINGFIELD, Maas, Thesituntion will be permanent, None wanted . uta thoroug! ical workman, an’ good charact Apply to Hayden & Snndera 300 Peat! st bag su A LosT AND FOUND. GOLD BRACELET LOST—WITH A SMALL CHAIN . attached, in going from, First place; Brooklyn, over Hamitton avenue fer fo No. lit Broadway, ‘and thenes to Staten Island suitable reward will be paid ou leaving it at Claflin, Mellen & Co.'s, are . if NAUTION.—NOTE LOST.—A Ni rr SIGNED BY D. ) Manley, and payable to, the o ede & Co, cated June 23, at tires moniker afer aut not en’ doreed) for ave hundred amd four 81-100 aoliaes aving been Jost, the public are eautioned not to receive i, as payment bas ceh stopped (1OW L0st—$25 REWARD —STRAYED) ON THE FIP- / teenth instant, from tite residence of F. 1x Little, Atlantic street, Stamford, Conncotiont, a Durhazn cows, mottled, red and white! has short one has boen broken and grown again, the other is crumpled,’ the right ear olippped in two. places. Any person returning her, or giving ‘nfornantion wt. 4M hnnis’ Exchange as to her whereabouts will receive the avo rewar L O8T—ON SATURDAY EVENING, BETW! N STE- 4 vens’ Hotel and Chamivons. street, a diamond setting tucma pin. The finder will be liberaily rewarded by teaving the same at 49 Liberty street. OST—ON 2ST INST, ONE BUNDLE, CONTAINING a feather hed, bedding and wearing apparel, The finder willbe rewarded by applying at the: Foa Hotel, 9 Wooster re I OST—YESTERDAY, BETWEEN ANN AND BEEKMAN 4 strevis, a bundle of cancelled cheeks drawn by Wm. 8. ieers & Co., of no value to any person bui the owners. The finder will oonfer n grent favor Dy lewisg them at the Merean- tile Bank, or with H. W. LUBBOCK, 34 Broalway. No questions ask O8T—ON WEDNESDAY, 25TH INST., AN ENGLISH 4 silver weich The finder’ will be liberally rewarded by Jeaving tt with H. B. Alea, 16 Murray street, New York; or at. 75 Dean street, rook OST—ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, AROUT THREE 4 O'clock, on Fifth avenue, between Thirty-first and Thicty ond streets, a hair braeelet. The finder will recoive $2 by sciurning it at 291 Fifth avenue, O8T=IN SOUTH STRERT, BETWKEN BEEKMA: street and Jones’ lane, Jeme %, a pocket memorandui with the name of J. Washingion on the inside of the Raid book eontained » number of bills against the ner Stampede, and other memorandums relating to that |. A reward of five doliars will Le paid for the recovery F'the book and contents, by J. . Brower & Co., 43. South st. yeas WANTED—FOR A DIAMOND OROS: found by w led, whieh is supposed to Eaves been loxt ind tae. Any y person @ lost a pin of the above de- scription may apply at the Second District Botioe Court, Jetfer- son market. TOPPED—A DIAMOND CROSS PIN, SAID TO HAVE een found, supposed to have been Yost some time back. Any person having lost one can have full particulars by call: ‘Dg upon James Rogers, $09 Hudyon street, N.Y. BREAST T°, JEWELLERS, PAWNBROKURS, | &o.—STOLEN, from No, 31 West Thirteenth street,’ one gentleman's Gent chain, with barrel sent and twist Rom atincned he bar- rel hos W.'T. A. on one head and O. Dupuy & Co,, 1864, coher: red, eornelian stone; heavy’ links, with a “ae in hiddie, Also, a child's necklace, fine’ goitl Wreket’ $26 will be paid for thets: recovecy, by o abeg at OO. New street, up stairs. RTIFICTAL FE tag Aeaag i eT net y Ja ply fram np uit al taten nt L LEROY'S drug store, 72 Browdway rner of Ninth street, ULIST AND AURIST.~DR. POWELL CAN BE CON sulted on all digeasan of the eye and ear, frompto 40% clock, aU No, 2 Broadway. During bis late tonr in © he ob” ainod several new Instruments of great value, whieh, com bined with twenty years’ experience in this olty, Legs) him to re niote 3 ht and hearing In hitherto deomed Ropeley Dr POWELLS “Treatise on the the Bye be obtaine! a7, ofice, Also, artificial eyes wna at a day ‘suotioe, undgr hua’ gW0 inspection,