The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1856, Page 6

6 TANANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sonvay, July 6—6 P. M. ‘Tne week just clesed has been a fortunate one for boiders of certara stocks, but only in case they have re- alized. The adjournment of the board on Thursday last over to Monday, interrupted operations materially, but did mot seom to reduce prices. Yesterday the street brokers were in full feather., and they made desperate efforts to rule the market. They bid freely for nearly every stock on the list, but no one seemed disposed to ac- ceptany of the offers made so liberally, and operations ‘Were, therefore, not at allactive. Erie closed steady at 64 per cent, but other stocks were without material alteration. We bave no change to report im money mat- ters. The exportation of specie yesterday by the steam- ship Atlantic was larger than anticipated, and much larger than usual by that line. The supply of money is equal to the demand, but there are slight indications of @ more active inquiry. The impression is that the banks will not show much change in their next week's returns st 23 gskses ss stati ssesesetsss | ‘Total for the week. $880,871 40 Previousiy reported $16,245,018 87 Motel, 1856...........00000 008 seve eee+$17,226,790 27 ‘The Conard steamer from this port on Wednesday next, ‘Will take out upwards of one and a half million of dollars ta specie. The imports begin to come in largely. Last ‘week they amounted to nearly five milion at this port, ‘with a limited export. We shail have, without a doubt, ‘am itmmense importation during the approaching fall sea- soa. ‘The steamship Baltic, at this port from Liverpool, brings four days’ later intelligence. Her advices are not impor- tant. Money continued easy. Consols were quoted about one-eighth of one per cent better. The arrivals of gold ia London bad been unusually large, and the next bank returns will probably show a great increase in bul- lion. In cotton there had been no change of consequence, either in prices or demand. Breadstufls had ad- Yanced. The weather was not so favorable for the harvests. The rapid rise in prices slightly checked business. It was anticlpated in financial circles Of London, that as soon as the instalments on the new joan wore paid up money would be much easier, and hat a great impetus would be given to business in al! the staple articies of trade. It was the impression that the restoration of public confidence, by the satisfactory ad- justmeat of the political difficulties between the United States and Great Britain, would make all kinds of trade more active, and draw money from stock investinents to ‘engage in commercial transactions. A revival of business ‘will have the same effect on this side of the Atlantic, A. H. Nicolay will hold his regular sale of stocks and bonds in the Merchants’ Exchange, on Monday, at 12}, o'clock. ‘ The New York Central Railroad Company have adver- tised for a new loan of $500,000. Proposals will be re cetved until the 17th of July, and payment must be made a or before the Ist of August. In the last annual re- port of this company the funded debt was put down at $14,462,742. The balf million now required will make the aggregate about $15,000,000. This, with the capital stock, $24,150,000, makes a grand total of $39,000,000. A portion of the loan advertised for is in eur Opinion re- quiced for the payment of the August dividend. There is very little doubt of it. It is well known that the net earn- ings of the New York Central have reached their mazi- mum—that its passenger business shows no increase, and that its greatest gross revenne is from freighting, which 45 vot at all profitable. In September last, when we ex- posed £0 thoroughly the rotenness of the New York tral Rairoad Company, we made the following predic- von: — We know it to be a fixed fact, and the managers know too, = ws ag oory met ne ry Ss = w com cr to ace imcrease its debt by @ Stale ae ian of Oeine? We know that this imerease Of gross receipts for the last two years ts owing entirely to freights carried under cost, and that in conse- quence of rival routes, the enlargement of the Erie Canal wndother causes, the net income isnot iu future to in- erease. Tn leas than ten months from the publication of the sbove, the truth of it ie fully verified. In lees than tea (months f-om the date of the Company's last annual report proposals are issued for a pew loan of half « million of dol- Rate, and partics taking the loan are required to pay it into ‘the Company's treasury on the very day the next semi- enaual dividend is due. The past winter was very severe wpen all raiiroads, and the New York Centra! suffered its (ull share. During the second quarter of the prevent fiscal year we doubt if the road paid its operating expenses. It is the intention of the company tw issue T per cent bonds for the sum of $1,947,815 72, which, added, te the present debt and stock, will make an aggregate of $41,000,000. ‘The @ve huadred thousand now proposed for is part of the $1,947,815 72. The balance will be issued as required. ‘This is but the beginning of a now series. This company has for years paid dividends beyond its net earnings, and the deficiency can only be provided for by new loans, ‘The managers can no longer dieguise the bankruptcy and rotteaness of the concern. ‘The groas receipts of the La Crosse and Milwaukie Rail road Company, ia each of the first six months of the pre- sont yoar, were as follows — La Crowe ap Minwarkre Rarnoap. Total _ — aie, 1866 test $190,579 16 ‘The increase from month to meth is most extraordi Gary, as Ht is Over the same length of road. The road ts operated only #ixty one miles, upon a cost for coustric tion Of about one million six bendred thoneand dollare ‘The receipt: for the remaining *ix months of the year wil! beyond a doubt average more than Gfty thousand dollars per month, which would give an aggregate of $500,000. ‘Those who know the road, and the country through which ft passes, beat, say the gross earnings for the year will ox ceed $600,000, or more than one third of the constrac!.ou Cost. The gross income would be equal to thirty por coat net on the present capital stock. The deposit ved, and the coinage exeented principal Mint, in Philadelphia, in 196, are thus stated — Gold dey t $10,624,105 Gold comnage struck « 10,504,454 Fine gold bar- 16,208 Biiver deport: . 2,6 Silver comage i comage ‘Total deporite of gold and er 1 Total comage..... 12 The depaits receiv . Orleans amounted to & 9451156 8 was in gold, and 2.4 coinage Was $460,600 in gold 92,068,500. the 6 053 86 in The 915,000 in rT mbeg of proces atrick was 6,506,109, The branch mint at san Francisco re vivo o the sum of $20,976,310 08; of silver, the $269,787 47, The colnng? operations were ne follows gold coin, 917,508,200; fine gold bars, $98,782 an, enulet unrefined goid bur-. $ 54%: gil ver epinage, $164,075; total coinage operons, $2) | 2 comprised in 1,471,272 preees. The ue posit re 1 st the branch mint at Pabloneva were, ia cold $116,062 G7, the coinage (gold) $116.77 69; the number of pieces 266. At the branch: mint at Charlotte the OM Of $116.988 96 was deposited for comage, compr ot in 62,208 pieces. The operations of this branch, as well ax ‘establiched at inhlonega, are confined to gold F ‘The Asea’ ed, during the year. the sum of jon, and the further gum of $660,150 08 in sliver. Of th ount, the sam OF $196,241 44 war parted from gow 061 ST was derived fom the Take Boperior 1 number of (gold bars stamped at this ol ve wae 6,182, of the bod waive Of 620,441,815 6%. Jor tio bullion de wing the year, payment was male in fine gold amount of $17,246,247 74, and inc » the amount of $9,791,608 68. |The entire amount re he Mint aod its branches, inciuding the Assay Utice juring the year, were as follows — eves ° . 858,902.072 ‘Silver, 6.711 48 Phe coinage operations for the same period were as Gold 7" $28,977,908 Fe 2,546 8 Im . & ver comma... Copper coins. , ‘ Bota) pecee Toa! coonge, ‘ apr cue ronda tallies tagréagite ot the Goose te preeeoted embraces a considerable amount of re a» for example, ungarted or unretined bars P a ai oan braueco, are re deposited at the other my at hickory ‘ at at at Bratch mt Sa he. ebiet since Decem The value of general merchandise exported from this iy last Week Wa p2, 201 Total importations ne of exports in the same time follows’ —General merchandise... $1,119.05 Excess of imports over exports. a $2,589,113 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to July 3:— 1856, Net increase to July 3, 1856 The quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port last week, showing the destination and ex- tent of shipments to each place, were as follows:— Comaxece OF THE PORT OF New York—Whek.y Exports, LIVERPOOL. Quan. Value. Quan. Value. Cotton, bales2,707 $139,978 Rosin, bbls... 564 $1,639 Ga: ed LONDON, Wheat, bus.20,000 $95,000 Lea. cloth.bas | t $900 : 4,820 800 % 1,479 Rice, te: Iron ore, tons 20 360 Spirits, Bhd. 10 © 1,1 aiseace Leather, cs... 8 1/225 —Total............$127,827 Gtascow. Flour, bbls..1,479 $9,635 Wheat, bus..6,190 $9,595 sadeevse use panes’ Warenesieisis sense RE HAVRE, Potashes,bbis 144 $4,807 415 Wetone! ibs ost 16,601 Bice, tes 8)484 638 Maple pos... 62 "460 Total...... s+ $196,373 Mahogany $965 Logwood 3,896 1950 Potaai 2\520 ; Pearl do..... 390 Rice, tierces.. 850 Argols, casks. 14 2,200 Ext. logwood. 7 400 Fustic, tes.... 66 1, Leathercloth. 4 Rosin, bbit 273 Total..... , bush..16,142 haleb'elb.10,279 Varnish, bbis 50 Tobacco, hds. 50 GIBRALTAR. Flour, Dole... 699 $3,105 Staves, m..19,00 $1,671 nds. 12 1,423 — ae ‘ee 10,000 2,666 Total... 66.6.0... 89 Logwood, trs. 30 61s ry NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES. Olmeal, hd’ 30 Matches, cases 16 Paper, reams. 165 Rico, bie... ‘Wh. of), galls, 146 Alcobal, bile, 25 Candles, bxs., 64 Soap 150 Furviiste, co. 28 ‘Sugar, 60 Bread, bbis.. 44 199 = Total.... a. DANIAN WHAT INDIR Flour, bbis.. G5i 63,137 Outs, bushels, ne =| Beer, on 262 Rope, evtle ‘2 Matches,cases Fy 486 Snile, bales. 4 238 Heme, ibs...3.280 2,983 Salt, bushels, 400 Candies, bxs. 29 Tea, chests... 6 Rice, tierces.. 3,018 “ern” Butter, Ih Rice, ierces Guano, tone. Lard, ibs, ..10,495 Shoes, cases.. 6 1 Canvass, bas. 40 oe 6 776 Farniture Mu 113° «1,174 Stationery.cs. 5 ae 300 Hoops 10,000 - 320 man Flour, bbls... 575 Pork...... a ns Lard, ibe x . Hardware Tobarco bales Beef, bbis Feb... Sagars, bx Bus K shoes.ce 15 Domestics.tva Shirts. t Lomber 22, Tobacer,bale, 1 —_— Dry goodajce. 4 Total SOF COMIN A, Butter, Tbe..1.404 $981 Hardware, cz 10 $920 Domestics, ba 250 17,210 Coal, tons..., 608 9,625 Segars, cs Tobacco, lbs. 1,2 Lead, pig’ Total, Tallow Rice, bh mw 8 Inge, s 273 Rosin, b lard 1 1,017 Lamber,f Begers.ee.... 7 148 Hardware 1620 TOU coseeeere RANADA Flour, bole Lard oi), gate. 4 Chothin Molastes, bois Sugar ., Bread Lemons Boriers The quantity and valve of certain articles imported into this port last week were at follows: — Commence ov time Port ov Naw Youk—Weeecy Iurorra Quan. Valu, Quan. Value. Rooke . 29 STATT OF pal ~ 6 $2.24 Basket: 131 128 1,886 Bristies “0 46 4015 Bro’ 6 26,022 Brosh 4 Rottons . Cheese _ » % Cott 2,264 «691,679 Cherry juice. 59 oh 664 62,218 Whiskey..... 34 fegyrs = 20268 Leather 116 Com 5.929 16,600 Patent do... 5 ay 192 896 Dressed skins. 119 Corks. 6 412 Undressed de. — Droge, &e Wits &ehore 1 Alum Brimstone. ..6 Bien. powder Poteam pine Bearb oda Comphor Cream Tartar, 13° 9,198 Pi Ritric acid P 1.589 Hoop. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1856. Cantharides,, 12 Fssential oils, 6 Besences..... 1,882 Sheet iron, tate 447 Steel 2,622 lates 1,582 Tubes. 3,636 geegees 2 ® ae Pr REREE > £. = && - B 2 4 5 PS 3 Hatters” gds. Mirror plates. 120 9,944 Watches. eee — CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saturpay, July 5—6 P. M. Asnrs.—Smal! sales pots were made at 6\c. a 6c. Pearls were nominal. Breapsrvrrs.—The market was active, with a good de- mand for export, both for grain and flour. The sales of flour footed up about 15,000 a 16,000 bbis. of all = ih a good run on Common and medium Stato id Western brands, the market closing at about 10c. a Sic; atvance, chiefly on this class of bran ing were about the A ted quotations :. Common to good State. Ce to good Michig: ‘The follow- faney and extra, Canadian superfine and extra Choice extra Georgetown, Rickmond Cit Mills and St. Louis, Haxal aud Gallegos. Among the sales were come brands taken for ex) s notations. Sout ,900 bbls. at prices given above. ‘demand, with sales Wheat—The mar- Foc seecd sbeme Seccpon ea os} to 4c. higber. The sales embraced a>out $0,000 a 90,000 bushels, including Milwaukie good to prime club and red, $i yen 46; mixed Indiana at $1 50 a $1 50 a $1 fair good and prime Canadian, choice and prime white, at $1 a SL 87, white Genesee at $1 70; common white Ohio at $1 5233, aud Southern red and white at bs 60 a $1 Corn’ ~The market was firm, with sales of 20,000 u 30,000 bushels, including distilling cargoes, at 490. a Sdc. a 56. a 60c. for prime to choice sound mixed. Primo yellow was scarce—60c. a 62c. asked, and choice white 66c. Rye—Steady, with sales of 5,000 a 4,000 bushels Northern, at #5c. Oats were firm, and good Stat to heavy Chicago ranged from 3%. a dlc. Kye flour and meal were unc! foN.—The marbet was firm, but sales were con- fined to a few hundred bales, with the turn of the market in tavor of the seiler, Coerne was quiet, with smal! lots of Rio a! about Uc. a 1ljge. About 200 js Laguayra sold at 11 a iligee ania cargo of 6,800 bags Ceylon was takea on specula- tion at private terms, Fruicins were again higher and active to British ports. To pit aN 70,000 a 80,000 bushels wheat were engaged, at 9344. 204., tw bulk and b 3, aud some 4,000 a 5,000 bbls. four, at . To hn 000 Dustin wheat, at O36. oi, in bags, and 1,606 a 1,900 bbls. flour, at 2s. 91., and 1 00 bales Island —— ss 4a. ber London, 2,000 a 4,000 bbis. flour were taken, aa 2 Ss. abd about 10,000 a 20,000 bushela wheat, at Oia. ro To Havre rates were Srm, at 75c. for flour, 150. for grain, and $9 for rice. There was uo change to notice in rates to the gold fields. —" —Sales of 500 a 600 bales were made, at 50c. a iy —~Seoteh pig rai ed from $20 a $22.50, for small and large lots, six mont! ‘Line was quiet and unchanged. Navat Srokss.—Sales were limited and prices un changed. Mo.s#ra.—The market was Orm, but sales were light. 40 hhds. clayed Cuba, for sisting, brought 86e, Provisions.—Pork—The market continued drm, with sales of 700 0 800 bbis. mess, at $20 50 for mess and $17 2% for prime. Beet was steady, with sales of 300 a 400 bbis, metuding country prime, at $7 60.0 $8 25, and mess do. at $8 WO a $10, and $0 a $12 for repacked mesa Reef bams aud prine mess were quiet and pomipal. Cut meats were firm, with sales of 200 a 500 packages at ‘yc. a 8c. for shoulders, and at 10\c. a for Smoked meats were also ti and in Lard was frm, with sales of Iie. Butter and cheese as last quoted. wae =. at BYc. a 4\e. and a cargo Porto Rico, in bond, at 7 \: The following are the prices established by Messrs. R. L. & A. Stuart for their refined sugars —July 5. Loaf sugar, 13c. por Ib. ; erusbed sugar, 12%c. per tb.; ground sugar, 1245c per Ib.; circle A. crushed sugar, 12\c. per Ib. Winsksy. —Sales of 200 a 300 bbls. now Obio and prison were made, at 9c. @ 90%;c. and three months’ time and interest Weckly Report of Deaths 8 the city and county of New Vork, from the 28th day of June to the We dng of Sai, 1356. 152; sinks, 108—Total, 398. ; Males, 224; females, 169; co- Persons, 6. le Disease sey @ Fever, scariet... Fever, typhoid. . Fractiiec of the skull... 2 Fracture of the thigh Fracture of the arm Heart, disease of... Cancer of the liver. Casualty by kek Inflammation of liver. Inflasnmatioa of lung Toflammation of stomac! Rheumatism oft Reptnre of the worub, Dropey. . Dropey. iu the bead Drowned. Dysentery..... Fever, vilious..... Fever, puerperal, Fever, remittent Toul... Sun stroke Teething... ‘4 Cukuown to tie jury. RSCAPITCLATION —DARASIE CLARKE, Bones, joints, aor. Stullborn aad prema! Brain and ner * organs at and g Total 01 which Zi were from ¥ a0) Under 1 year. T6t 30 to 40 years -o lto 2 yen + 28 as 1 i 5 8 7 80 to 90 years . 3 “ e Uuknown,........ 4 uae relan “ Prose 7 Seotiand 4 United States att France, Wales 2 German: Unknowa,.... . « 6 Holland =— ‘Total. B98 Ponte Almshoure, BYkt’s Island. | Penitentiary” — Hospi Pellevne Hospital Binckwell’s Islant - ory Pespral a = 13 Nurs. Hos’. 1 ‘ard’s Emig | Hosp.10 € Cored Hom Home Ho. Li natic Asylum, well’s Island, , ” poses 19 Hospitals) 16 fi aes epag 142i (iucludes B’yue Hos'l). % i neludes BR. and W. 1, and Hospital) € Cry tnapsetor's oBice ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, this day, July 7, at 124, o'clock. at the ‘Merchants’ Kx change, for account of whom it umay concern.— $i0,0W Terre Haute and Alion Railroad, 2d Cy oe tae 6,000 Galena and eritaroud, bwgtyed Lat page | 5.000 Hudson River Railroad, bonds. 3,000 Great Western Rail ne fe 10 per gat bis. Py Detrott and ‘Muwaubee K iaitrond carrion. Ue ads. Diamond ® 102, 1,000 2D shares Coal Company, Grrpethecated) 100 United States Mail Steamship Compe 5 Academy of Music, £00 North American Trust and Banking ¢ Company forms of aale-Teu per cent this da the bal Zo'clock to-morrow. The accrued Fim oe Thursday only ALBERT NI . oneer and Banker, No. 4 Broad sireat. LERED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER—A, BRAGG & CO; will sell at auction, at pers Se ¥., Cortlandt direet, on Tuenday, July ‘A. Mo, a latge assortinent of ‘shoes, bi fitable forthe eouatey aud city trade. BeeSiales nth ey every Tuceday. UCTION SALE.—H, T. LEEDS WILL SLL) ON bad. nad day, July 8, at 10's o'clock, all the elegant douasecld turciiure: roeSingad plasotaria, toe scleadia ree, wood ‘lor suils, covered in rich French i richly serve. ‘The house to let Inquire on the premises. Winitag good furniture wil 66 well to alteed this sale. Aeon NOTICE.. —MOnTG Age SALE.—J. W. 80 INDYKE, Wednesda: juctioneer, Will sell on vy, the oh poe of July imst., at lO A. M., in the rear of 39 Greene st., Upright steam ‘engine, 7x30, nearly new; one turning inthe With Wood shears, together with a lot of ‘pulleys, toola, ic. ee, AUSTION NOTICE =U. WILSON, AUCTIONEER. — Ju o'clock, withoul reserve, all tho ontenls of house No. 216 West Fouriecath stceet, The par. ig furnished eth ihe wesal taelly rosemrond luperior rosewood 7 octave pianoforte, city made: arior furniture in satin; centre and side tables, ric pet ‘and oval mirrors; oi! paiatings, pene aS pleasing subjects; clocks, china’ vases, lace Sinan veer ‘doom ‘rosewood secretary, etegeres with plate glass. together with @ large assortment of dining and pedrouin furnivuire, china ware, suiver ware, cutlery, de.; sofas, conch be eds, mahogany cushioned chairs, rockers, rose- wood and mahogany bedsieada, buresus, washstands, hair inattressea, ingrain carpets, ollcloths, &c. Sale will eommence in the dining room, a jor furniture will be sold at I o'clock precisely "The house to let, with immediate posses- sion. Sale positive UeTION, XOTICK.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER—BY t 104, o'clock, at the auction kfort and William streets, plese net very description, ables, Chairs, carpets, ol clothe astral lamps, cooking sloves rue of am execution, the ef fects of a public bouse—iiquors, decanters, tumblers, paint ings, engra , counter, plated ware, &c.. &e. spring ca ISAAC JONES, Constable. To morrow, dry goods, hardware, i &e. agreat 0 City Hall piace, Constable's wale, cm ths con, tenis Of a grocery store, cou ms 3 of the us ual groceries, lquors, &c, ISAAC JONES, Constable. OTIC BOGART, AUCTION! RE, Weduestay. July’ Svat Whe 1, between Seventh and Kighth a ¥ of sale, the building, lease asd Gxtures of a soap manufactory; also, borse, cart and harness. UOTION NOTICE SAMUEL OSGOOD & CO. WILL i at their store. Sl Nassau street, to-morrow (Tues clock, several cases of lnces, gue cage of ribbons iy yf virtue of a order ot HEMAN J. REDFIELD, Collector tf the Port of New York. UCTION NOTICE.—M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, will sell, this day, Monday, at 1053 o'clock, at the auction Fooms, 27 and 2 Centre strc Jarge and general aasoriment of good new and second hand patior, chamber and dining room furniture, caxpets, ollelochs, china and eroekery, rors, beds, bedding, SSIGNKE'S SALE OF GROCERIES.—BY VIRTUE OF ‘an assignment made to me, I will expose for sale, at aue tion on Friday, July 1, 1836, at'I0 o'clock. A. M., the stock of genres fixtures, horse, wees 4e., instore 24 Carmine Sireet . W. HASKILL, Assignee. pe ggg ag NEES wines, Y¥ B. inners ENRY B. HERTS, J sale of choice groee Jr., will sell at auction, of ‘at the salesroom, No street, comprising white, browa and crushed suzars, Goverament, Java, and Rio cotter, iekles, apices, ey fruits, sardines, young Hysea and Botoag teus, almonds, nuta, igs, maccaront, vermicelll, cloves, wines, liquors and Havana segars: being the entire slock of & wholesale grocer. By order of assignees. ‘OTEL FURNITURE, 4€., AT AUCTION.—TURSDAY, (to-morrow ,) 1045 o'clock. on premises, entire furniture and conteats of Lanen-hire House, Greenwich street, i ~4 pint of beds, bedding, tables, ae cocater, chairs, cl all the usual appustenaivces and tay Deposits requised. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Aucioneer. MORIARTY. WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT 103; « o'elock, at 173 Chatham square, ail the furniture of a family from’ Fourth street . {rom manulacturers, a general assortment of furniture and other goods. AWNBROKER'S SALF.—A. M. pereraLas, tloneer, The above sale is adjourned until at ll A. BL, at the same piace. JOHN bse saa 08. VEITCH, Pahl yg erm yn fw] sna byron Bode-—-By virwe of an ata’ toy Ji 7, 1866, at 11 o'clock in the the brig ys o - lure, de. G WILLET, Baer, ‘Nis Lang we to tet pe —TRADE 8. furniture, take place on ar’ and Thurs. day, Sy and a 0K odo, of & general as tment of taney ath nits os tine staple and pe urolture: ‘icwlars in cata. pe a hi ll T2¢e tay pt MORNING, as 10g O'CLOCK, apo. F Packages of 25 and boxos of 100, & negara, \ 0 of Havense se German; worthy the altention of ‘consume: e quality will satisfy retail pur- chasers, M 7” Nangaw airect Yigg VEITCH, AUCTIONFER.—STORE NO. 16 Spruce aireet.—Sheri's sale of enamelied faratare, ‘fc., ou Monday, July tp A. 3 9 686 Broad eons’: «general assoriment of enamelled furnit JOSKPR CORNEL m ‘Deputy Sheriff. TH WARD. — N AND BRECKENRIDOE (inh =A, meeting of the above club will be held on Mon day evening, Jul Shaman Kelly's, corner Of Huulson wind C der of DUERT LUNN, President O14 WARD —UNION, STRENGTH, VICTORY —PAast grievances to be biu ta exertions for the future—fn y So'elock. All demo cra's des'rous of uniting the party and securing the election of Hucharon aud Breckenridge are invited to be preseat.— 1 f minent democra's have consented to addcess the ng —Hon, Daniel B. Taylor, ¢ “Thos. J. iaact, Isaiah Rywde HN Joux Mace. ace Sous Hove wr atx — — ENRIDGE s (Monday) at t WARD—» 21° andidates, are CARLES " Waewe G H. P. Cane Daven W ‘Coanae, §* ee FOR BvCH a in The ob an opportn he cemoer emor ratio mt-ses “ir opinions in favor of 4 Wwe Want but one State thee speak ders who in our party. The toll ed, 4 will be poaitively address the mee'ing ut antel F Hirom Wa br dge, John van” Bur Hichart Bus D. i. Taylor TSATAT RYNDERS, Pros ot the DY org Let the Seeretaries. 10 NASSAU Politiea! notice. mt and Stoo the purpo STREE xr To The irewleat Fal r Ht ange ALTER: the Herall office. more, Boehanan, F WE REPUBLICAN BLECTORS OF THE PIFTH WARD are requested (9 meat at the Fifia Ward Hote. (itiley's on Mowday eveoing, at 8 o clock. to complet wu fou. Good speakers will be preseat ew Oreatilea HIRD WARD—BUCHANAN AND BRECKE ‘Club—Union and viciory.—The demoera's of the ore cordially invited to atiend the next meeting of tie ciuy, at the Claremont Hons, corner of Murray mredt and College place, on Monday evening, 7th instan!, at Bo clk. and enrol shem selven ax members, make (a, the election of oficors, an organizati club for oe campal, Cia ‘one, come al. NDREW J. MoUARTY, = E. B. Meare, See. pro tem. Doe ] oe? TO SIGHT, BUT TO MEMORY DEAR. ial meeting of the Suifolk Light Guards, inet ead aguariers, the following preamble raj were adop Therese, “t has Pleased the Almighty God. in w to Remove from our midst our late Se swyrthy brother. docoph Franklin, therfore Resolved, Tha', from deepiy na th 1 has pleased the Lord have sustained. we fee! i moreover, be it Resolved, That we deeply aympathire with tye ot if rents at the loss of ao dear A som, Who, ta tei Oil gs ion wt their dowaward path of Resolved, That we lend Marion Chowder Club coger ont lomt er Resolved, That a copy of the above rasolvtes vs ty he to fia parents, nad also publiahod tn tl aTepy tus, Chat tn power to Karsg Covsucon, Secretary pro DRY Goons, i. our SPLENDID. AS ASSORTMENT OF &i Noedieworked col Necdistrorked collars and sleeves, to seta, Needleworked cambric breakfast sets, Needleworkod handkerchicts, &e., Allo the fnew Paris and Nancy mauufacture. for which the slore of J. France & Co, #0 justly celebrated, will be Gfnsed ou Monday ané duriog ine webk al an ensrensua not, fee, to close stock. res By order of C. G. HOOK, 103 Broadway. ‘Cth ste SOE i aan ROG. LL OUR 3g att aad 8 SRE BAY. Bz sa} SELL. ing at rr , we now oiler at $7, $and Be one ot CG HOOK, 108 roadway. ®. LL OUR CHINCA er: SILKS, IN RICH QUALI. A te tt ive heen ae Wr olfee foF i Isy order of C. G. HOOK, Tus By SILK AnD wows Arnos MANTILLEAS, ‘At veey low prices, to close the woasoa, a the Pakis Mantua Krona, 30! Broadway. GeO. BULPIN, BeAreoxs, ‘Mantillas, Plaid ails, Ai ladies of taste and judgment a ii olty, Sa omot — the AMERICAN welifty i he Soe Spey 4 eat paper er viption Keven ‘pageants $190 per husdrod yen ae, ou ai u Orders to the oftes of the A it pe buna Jus Fulton and Nussau streets, New York. LACK BARAGE, ROBES. THAT HAVE, BEEN SUL ing at Fag Loe 99, we now olfer at $4, $5 and $6. order of O. G. HOOK, 7U8 Broadway. Bak henge LACES, i i EVERY WIDTH, MAN- hand colifeurs, rage cllarsaind very rich, and Ssabcotapees collars, nda ate vane of piher at rt ay GRANT, STL Broadway. ges fom Pn Ped FRENCH JACONETS, ‘we now offer at 12s., igancen y vee to the dress. By order of C. G. HOOK, 703 FAUTIFUL, FRENCH MUSLINS, IN RICH COLORS, hat have been selling at 2 3x. Gd, and 3e., we now oer for Is. 6d nd 23. per yard. By order of . G. HOOK, 708 Brood ws per ya iy UFF, PINK, BLUE AND GREEN Freach Cambrics and britliantes, Of superior quality And fast colors, At BEEKMAN & COMPANY'S, 473 Broadway. LOSING OUT OF MANTILLAS. ‘The subscriber's stock of my and own manufacture Haye been sill furtha reduced la price. ve ‘urthor reduced in ‘The alterations a1 ements inteuded to be made on the, premises will Tort tite pos positively commenced by the le of July, renderit x aecoenas to clear off the whole of the siock prior to that 0. BULPIN, Paris Maula maguetein, 361 Broadway, HEAP LINEN GOODS.— Ladies are reminded that the whole of our linen bo ig ment has been reduced tully 25 per ceat from original cost, im order to effect its entire Slearence, . 7s. ie 10s. Ga. English longclot 10-4 tablecloths, % worth | Th Marseilles, Brilliants, iss, Cambrics, &e., At the same rate of prices. By order @f ©. G. HOOK, 708 Broadway. CoE AND SKIRTS OF ALL KINDS.—THR largest aasortmont ta the ity, at wholesale and retail. NOR'S, 45 Third avenue, pear Teuth street, and 26% Sixth avenue, near Seventeenth street. LARK’S SPOOL COT?ON.— For its ay and elasticity, obtained - iy GK ea rainets street, cuanto ei Pool Corton.” RESS GOODS.—THIS DEPARTMENT HAS UNDER- gone a serious reduction in prices since our last an- ouncement, in consequence of the very limited time we have lett to di of it. It ts only, necessary for ladies to favor us with a call to be couvi Cc. 6. HOOK, 330 Bowery. EE AOR DINERS Lenin me DRY GOODS,—NOT- i pose of it, renders it ij east so have it closed out at an; Seertiice. " SHOOK, me gu tan wee Forriped OFF 10 CLOSE OUT THE STOCK, a of figured laces, embroidered muslin, dotted Swiss, 0, e., for tions, basques. Also ae sets, bands, inser- edgings, linen handkerchiefs 9 + dee. By BEEKMAN & CO., 473 Broadway. ap? OF JULY HAS PASSED, Avd having sold our summer two seasous. A i ll would be advi ct Sa eh CARER OO, 767 Booadway, near Ninth sireet. ‘OUSEKEEPING 908s EE PARTROULARLY IH IN. i SHAWLS—LACE POINTS, ‘Lace mantillas, silk mantillas, ich and beautiful styles, By BEEKMAN & COMPANY, naan ore . 1 473 Broadway. yo DE vorass, THavELLind Coan. A fall assor'ment GRORGE & _—— Broadway. Ri auirves 'D CmasTi MANTLES. TALMAS, iy prices. GRO. BULPIN, Paris sol way. EDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF aa aR 4 srkWanr a 400., Broadway, ona and Reale streets, Sa STOCKS AND COLLARS—OITY AND COUN- morchante con ansoct From ane of tha la choicest socks ta the Set. r, OM the beat Ld a 5 Mivined rect Broad jay, under the Gilsey Building; also entrance in é re CLOAKS. JAMES A. HEARN, Above Ninth street. OURBON “WHISKEY. —10 Bi LS Yourbon and rye whiskey; for wale by W. UL 63 Water street. CURETS, CLARETS, CLARET#—BY THE CASE OR dozen, suitable for family and hotel use, at the low [flogs:, wines of al deseriptions, bra and Dabiin porter, a SON'S, 420 Broome sireet. ACKHARUSER & BARLOW, 1066 WATER STRENIS otter for sale, in wood and glass, Freneh wines, port wine. sherry, Madeira gi, arrack, Ja mates’ and Santa Crux ram; Scotch Whiskey and all other liquors, Seotel ale and London porter, Havana and German segars. Agents for Messrs, Fisse, Fraquin & hein champagee wines. ee, JEWELRY, &C. EWELRY, A m4 piano DS = Low. sg bh ears in business in al descr! ‘of Tine dismovd, 004 all ou peat the ‘wholesale. aad retail much lve Udiow benntital Je and pearl fix in “ly a Sion" do cache to $80 000 cach. 92 8) 10 $25 0) a pair bert suena hain, chatelaine chains, fob. vu OLD LITTLE, UNDERI RUIGL @ MA cS WATTER: z tang and tex hain S444 ote rore ings . ° i "bes a Gold bracelets eich ” chased rings. earl Geatleanen's seal each Garnet. opal, pearl and other stone rings cack veh 1 09 to $7 OD each. Ladies’ pottemonnaies 1 9) 10 B15 0) each. % crosses and necklaces & to FF 0 each and stone sieeve bitious and #9. $2 09 to $15 00 a set. i ie: ” crosses. $9 00 mbles.. 3 ote. to S14 ALLBN, I er Of watches and jewelry, wholesale and retail, No. tk Wall street, second (lodr, near Broadway. up stairs. 20) REWARD.—TAKEN FROM THE OFFICE, xo. 117 Washington street, Jersey City. on the Gi inst,, hiack frock enat, tm the pocket of which were some papers ait 8 pocket book. containing notes and other papers. of va no one but the owner. bove reward will be paid to person who will return ie, tothe Herald oft sealed and addressed J. 14, and no questions will be asked. $1 REWARD =LOST, JULY 3 A BLACK AND TAN Answers to the name of Jerry. The & roa! wa REWARD —LOST, FROM NO. 9 UNION CocRT a soa!) bivck aod tan aint, King ities breed. The owner, G. F and Oni above reward will be paid No her Hartly Union court, corner of Tweif sir wersicy | NING OF THE ae Kim reet {IVE DOLLARS ® D—LORt. ON THE RADAY. J (rom @ Fou he NDRED DOLLARS REWARD Or. " os ld a od fi ang TENTH STREET, A SHORT BLOCK FROM 15] way —A well fucuished and pleasant parlor ee. ‘frat wi lle Houne re "een Bow Lod i modera oon [QQ WAVERLEY PLACE.—A FEW SELECT FAME. 4.4, , es and gentlemen can now be accommodated with juita of rooma, with of the most delightful tious ia the city, near Washiagion square. 110 FOURTH AvaxuS, NEAR UNION SQUARE.— Elegant suits of rooms, newly furnished, suitable for | or eg ee an ‘ith yivate tabi if desired. oo » Bias, AC. e aurpaased 4 tue © . = nape OS OT. i atlanta manatee 8 EAST BROADWAY.~A reone PARLOR, wi't ton ee eee ya single fin * ingle ip ond or gentiemev, House contains bath, gas, 4.3 NTY-THIRD ae —GENTLEMEN moat et a rity ful oF pertal board. "Persons with full oF, eae eee transient board may be p! ka leasantly accommodated. Location healthy and delightiul for oy suminer mouths. e 7 ven STREEBT.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, 4 hoor; also large doable aud te aod fucose Inquire as Sabeass west way. THIRD AVEN 6 Also, two young ladies. Gas and fi wheve evecy comfort of a home can be enjoyed. ST. CLEMENT'S PLACE, MACDOUGAL STREST — 65 Agel | Say will let ¢ we Learenmas, with or without moderate. Hot ‘eat id and shower baths, cation desirabie, G1 BLEKCKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. 6 gantly furnished A th oF board, on floor ing ali the modern tmprovemen ith suits or single rooms, “in one of Jelightfut looations in the elty, aa Tweuty-third the frondea oat delighttul locations for uesease, ony and m lightf ul locations oummer ‘rieliglutu oftce for a phystotane 54 weir” Sanat, Tk AOS ee tor ingle ‘gentiomen ‘dod gentlemen and. their srives.* Seegen reasouable, bot, cold and shower baths free. WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.—TRANSIENT AND Bermanent boarders can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board, in the newly opened first class house, No. 7 ‘West Washington place. Baths, gas, ae. Dinaer at 6 o'clock. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR bide speneey —_ tlemen, ed with avenge, near ferret ‘pares improvemeuts, ‘Terms trous has all the modern ® per week. RE YOU SEEKING GENTERI, BOARDS IF 80 CALL. the Boarders’ Exchange, No. 2 Appleton'a Building. 948 Ful Particulars of the desirable country, gratuitously. Parties can ob- HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM TO LET TO one or two ce Benilemen, without board, in a first house, with all the — improvements. None need spl who cannot rice for a handsome furniied room, iu 4 private fami “Apply at 133 Croaby street, opposite Niblo's. OARD.—A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with good atthe Minerat Spring Holel, Mil atone, In is one of the healthiest localities fa pokey about seven miles from inp oe For er ae apply to John H. Whitmorg, atthe ely prison. ENR LCOTT, Proprietor. OARD, DOWN TOWN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- mea can be accommodated with full or partial board, at 40 Robinson sireet, near College place. OARD AT ; HOBOKEN. eters Room, furnished, Ua r, front, suitable for a lady ai teman, o two gentieasen, with full or partial board ard: two minutes’ walk from ihe ferry. Call at, Waal ington terrace. —_ IN BROOKLXN—IN a SMALL PRIVATR nil. A young gentleman can be with, y oom, and eas, with 1 board, withia ive apper Torrice. -hadrees Ax box lyn. Bisa finuten’ wa 243 Post 3 Boar IN yy —A FEW My Pope CAN home, a widow lady, living {are ow ho Neuse parlors eleg: 2 mily faraisbeds fine ouma, et oF, third story. "AppIy at Hicks street, neat War ren Seem Sv re mintites’ walk irom South ferry. Term rea- WISHING Brooklyn will find pleasant and desirable Berens n second and ihird floors, irolshed.or wunturalabed, with b board by calling at 54 Pacitic street, third door from Henry; ‘ences exchanged. OARD AT ASTORIA MAY BE HAD FOR ou B' cay, RK hha 1g families, in a genteel private Ober boarde’s., Full pareulare given on veg 's Building, rders’ Exchange, OARD WANTED.—A od Ling mpted WANTS A ROOM, se areas Rr Herald olice, satay tere ata Please R. 8., Lierald omee, ‘stating terms and location Biperil boa PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH FULL on ial board, transieut or permanent, can be obtained ow tion at No. 82 White street, a few doors from Hroadway. Nong ae eg ed AND THEIR lew single gentlemen, be m BROOKLYN. — PERSONS No tes, lel class house 38 Clinton iainin§ every comfort aud courenience. FRX RNITURE 0. LET FOR Se fom May 3g nd necessary fora family or « ihe board of two Y ndareee i De om D., care of W. 8. Freeman, SaseheRose le for © «mall family, ARLOR axe TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS to let, suitab! oe single red. Inquire a! 636 corner particulars please © Pp RASANT ROOMAQTO LET—WITH BOARD, AT MRA, Minor 8, 12 Essex street, Jersey City. About three mi- utes’ walk from the ferry. HAIVATK BOARD. —A GENTLEMAN AND WIPR, OR two single genilemen, can obtaia @ room. with aliaabed, in a house wish Uie modern improvementa, No. 3 Moth aircet, between Fifth and Suh avenues MIVATE BOARDING. —A LADY, OCCUPYING A handsome and newly furnished house in one of the mont, destrabie locations in South Brooklyn, proposes to receives two or three gentlemen as partial boarders, hoping to render their home comfartable and agree able in avery roapect required. Address Ht. ©. box 1.679 New York Post office. iat the poemiaes. ie Gruner BOARD.—AT SIE MOTEL MORR@ANTA ten feom City Hall, Trains serive and de- ost hor 1, DURELA. STATEN ISLAND —HOARD. MAY BE AD POR ON@ > or (Wo familes, in a deligh'fnl aad healthy neighdorhesd. Falk water bathinj goncenieat For par tic wlars apply to Md Barelay at /ENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATRD vised parlor and two bedroome attached. Persons termne moderate, Apply at 99 Prince ww doors West of Hrowdw: REE OR POUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, OR A GRN- tleman and his wife, can have a handsomely furnished © frout ream. on the secon floor, with board, In. shall, prieaba family: ning small bedroom, Apply ‘immediately at 6 air {ith tlt board by a widow lady and daughter 9 bedroom, with breakfast, for a single you ‘erme mini we moderate,” “Germans preterrode Address He &., 47 Livingston street, Browklyu. WASTED IN BROOKIYN—A FURNISHED ROOM, aghier yAlaoe if "MUSICAL AND DANCING. SEVEN bgt ROSE. iy finished vp ng white in hy ty mak ‘a celebra ma has not been (a tise three moat ‘Apply at 191 Wea ‘te for four days, from 3 A. treat, er will give @ Wcondway-on' Wed. % “An efficient police foree $10,000 2257 ehwshet aoa as ' aving any to dispose of will receive the highest calling at the store, or addressing Joba Murray, 44 Contre | | at WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOT $5,000 Me eanea™=teartemen having any to dopa Ol will receive the highest price pad by calling at the store, @® y addressing THOMAS D. CONROY, 4h Pearl street $2,000 .ctar sack. titre Leto nd punetual att Janes on