The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Weprespay, July 16—6 P. M. The stock market opened very active this morn- ing. There were large sales of all the leading railroad stocks, generally at lower prices. New York Cen- tral, Erie, Reading, Cleveland and Toledo sold freely at quotations,both for cash and on time, buyer's and seller's option. At the first board Indiana 5's fell Off j per cent; Erie bouds, 1871,1; Canton Co., }; Cumberland, j; New York Central Railroad, }; Erie, 43 Reading, i; Michigan Southern, }; Panama, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, j. Erie bonds, 3d mortgage, advanced 4 per cent; Illinois Central Railroad, }- ‘There was a sale of Illinois Central Railroad privi- Jeges this morning at 111 per cent. This is three per cent above the market price of the stock. There was not much business to-day in railroad bonds or State stocks. First mortgage Goshen bonds sold at £0 per cemt; Hudson River Hailroad, 1st mortgsge, at 102, which isan advance. The bears have with- dn the past day or two been operating extensively, ‘They are now free seliers of cash stock, and put out contracts with a great deal of confidence. The last bank statement helped sellers very much. A decrease of two million of dollars in the banks’ specie reserve, in one week, was more than the market could stand, and it required no very great foresight to see that prices could not be sustained under gach a serious drain. The tendency of prices for stocks generally is downward. Certain kinds of bonds and stocks which are wanted for fo- reign orders will not vary much in market value, bat those which depeud entirely upon local demand and local influences must give way under the pressure of stock for sale. Buyers have been for weeks accu- mulativg supplies, until they are now fairly gorged. Those whe have during the past two or three months sustained prices are no longer buyers, and the sup- port their purchases rave the market is now with- drawn. Many iarge ioiders would be sellers if they could do so without depressing prices; but that is not poseible. There isa very large amount of cash stock in the market under the coatrol of the bears, and it may come out any day. The abundance of money may, in the face of there unfavorable infiu- ences, prevent any serious depreciation in prices. Some of the leading railroad stocks even pay large dividends, and where they are not held in large blocks we donot look for any change among hold- ers. Capital finds profitable employment in such securities at current rates, and s2 long as confidence is not distarbed, nothing would be gained by moving the investment. After the adjeurnment of the Board, the follow- ing sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Adrian H. Muller : 25,000 Knox Co.Uhio 6s, to Ohio & Miss.RR In added 43 10 shares Dorchester Mabf. Co , City of New York 230 do Butchers’ and rovers’ Bank. 10 do Merchauts’ bxchaage Bank. 60 do Clintoo Fire Insurance o At the second board the market was a fraction or 80 better. Illinois bonds advanced 4 per cent; Nica- ragua Transit, 4; Reading, j. Erie close without change. Canton Company fel! off } per cent; Cleve. land and Toledo, }. ‘The gross earnings of the Erie Railroad Company for the month of June, 1654, amounted w 490,765 08 Same time last year. . 306,807 69 Ate nese eee eet eeeesen cone eesee sarees! $93,927 40 Tt was expected that the gross earning: for June would figure up $540,000 at least, but it appears that the reductions on the settlement were larger than usual. Albert H. Nicolay'’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow (Thureday), at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Mer- chants’ Exchange. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- sees $72,178 07 + 264,732 67 Received on Treasury ac@unt. Balance on sate ‘account Paid for Assay Office Paid on disbursing checks. « The payments to-day include $57,500 for Califor- nia drafis. The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart ment, Washington, on the 14th instant, were as followr:~ For the redemption of stocks...... For the Treasury Department... War warrants received and entered... War repay warrants received and entered. For the Interior Department. From miscellaneous sources From customs..... From lands.. On account of the nary The La Crosse and Miwankie Railroad Company earned in the first five working days of July $5,203 24. This is equal to $40,000 for the nth. The Toledo Blade states that the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company has leased that p rtica of the Cleveland and Colambas road lying east of Grafton, which will enable them to avoid the awkward ferry arrangement of which the public have 80 loudly complained. Hereafter the trains will pass down to Grafton and cross the bridge of the Colombus road at Cleveland, instead of crossing by the ferry. The Corn Exchange Bank has declared a semi- annual dividend of four per cent. The following is a statement of the condition of Massachusetts banks on the 7th inst.:— Bawks oF Maseacucwarns. Lralalues 36 Ciry ce Total Cap tat <a y6U,000 510, $58,470,000 Net cireulation.. 6,060,253 1,100,068 18,168, Deposits........ 16001404 6,001,190 22,602,534 Profits on haud.. 612,206 2,594,887 6,107,001 Grand Total, . $66,023,561 $45,512,086 $106,435, 046 Notes, bills of ex Resources change, &c.. 852,455,068 $17,088,487 $90.546,506 Epe- ie 5,646,596 = 1,092,463 4,689,059 Real estate. 61 631,185 = 1,260,842 Grand total.. $54,648,861 $47,512,085 $105,495,046 The above statement exhibits, upon comparison with the Ist day of Janaary last, an increase in the items of capital of 263.000; of net circulation, $108,659; of deposita $1,962,317; of loan, $2,323, 79; and of specie, $141,328, By the report of the banks of South Carolina for the month ending June 30, 1856, it appears that the aggegate circulation was $8,345,735; net profits on hand, $1,976,097; the deposits, $9,661,633; specie, 1,528,872; notes discounted on personal security, 411,080,023; domestic exchange, $9,347,415; forign exchange, $976,414; suspended debt, $1,611,543. Comparing this with the statement tor the month previous, it will be seen that circulation has de- creased $579,620; deposites, $287,144; domestic ex- change, $274,000; foreign exchange, $340,052. On the other hand, however, there has been an increase in net profits of $97,004; in specie, $24,000; in notes discounted on persoral security, $254,479; and in debt account, $*7,000. Compared 96,992,155, net profits, $1,605,223; deposta, 3,134 - 418; epeci¢, $1,316,941; domestic exchange, $6,815, foreign exchange, $868,387; and suspended debt, $2,008 566. ‘The schooner Star, arrived at New Orleans on the 10th from Rio Grande, brought $105,524 in specie, S ms nomber of experi- with engine No. 61, tion of the road used was between Amboy and Wa- pella—one hundred and nine miles, The train consisted of sixteen londed freight cars, and the coal ased was La Salle. wos as follower Wood, Ove corde, at $8 1B... +++. Coal, filly wo busbeis, at 16 cents Saving with cont This is « very gratitying result, and the import, NEW YORE SEL ALD, THURSDAY, ance of this fuel question can ecarcely be over-esti- mated. If the service of this road can be per- formed with coal, the saving to the company will be immense. Wood on the north end is scarce and very high, while on the company’s lands are inex- haustible beds of the finest coal, which can be mined at a cost not exceeding six or eight cents per bushel. Several other locomotives are to be at once changed to coal burners, and the question thoroughly tested. We gave, a few days since, a synopsis of the re- port of the Railroad Commissioners of Connecticat. The following table, from that report, gives the length, cost, &c., of each railroad in the State:—~ emanctn te ~~ mat in Con- Total necii- paid edand Names. \. out. unfd. N. York &N. Haven. 624 474 $2,902,450 $2,555, me é. Haven & Hartford 72° 66° — 2,350,000 "146,000 Nor. and Worcester. 66 50 2,122,800 1,564,589 Hartford, Providence and Fisbkili....... 122% 98 2,008,110 N.Lon,Wii &Valmer 66° 67 N. Haven & N.London 50 60 738 58 Naugatuck 87 7 Daubury & Norwaik. 2% 23% "100 N. York,Prov.& Bost. 6 4265 700 N.Haven& Northamp 55% biG 00-511), 000 Bost. & N.¥. Central 743{ 82,240,300 1,618,671 Total 23g 600%, $18,702,248 $12,165,350 Grose Net Names. ae Earnings. Dividends. N.Y. &N Hay. $958. - ). Hay. & Har. T8002 H 235,000 Nor. & Wor... 2,597,153 304,256 88,458 62,787 Bar., Prov. & Fishkill. . 4,060,868 258,685 119,611 718,141 N.London, Wil. and lalmer, 1,594,082 124,043 -~ N Hay AN.Lon 1,455,068 | 88,007 pz Housatonic 339,196 176,529 pes Naugatuck 1,580,723 220/859 95,055 — Dan. & Norw 373,400 56,241 21,900 18,970 N. York, Prov. and Boston.. 2,158,000 250,627 74,834 37,692 N. Haven and Northamp’n. 1.400.000 145,135 74,054 36,900 &N.Y.Cen 3,463,818 59,917 8, 189 - Total S39 61,448,412 $394,491 The dividends average about 14 per cent on the total cost. The Philadelphia Ledger of the 15th inst., says :— We learn frem Pottsville that at a meeting of the coal dealers, on Saturday, ‘it resolved, in consequence of the low price of coal, to suspend -hipments fer four weeks from the 19th inst. This, it is hoped, will have the effect of raising the prices to something like a remunerative standard.’’ We presume, as mauy dealers as consider their interest advanced by conforming to this resolution, wili suspend their usual supply, but us the railroad will certainly keep its machinery in operatic n. those who think their interest promoted by sendug forward their coal, will no doubt do so. There will probably be a lessened supply coming forward tor the time intimated, but there is not likely to be a suspension. We have always ques- tioned the policy of this mode of maintaining prices, and the gradually increasing number of coal carrying com: panies will soou preclude even the atten.pt thus to mono- polize the trade. Competition will prove as healthful in this business as any other, and the sooner {t comes, pro- bably, the betéer. The consumers of coal, however, will never cousent that the supply of coal shall be stopped, merely that a scarcity may ‘enabie the middie men ia the business, who bave large speculations in the article, to maintain contracts, and be saved from loss, Such per- sons must shoulder their own risks and ket the losses, a8 well as the protits, as they come. It might as well be asked that the farmer shal! not seud his wheat to market lest the speculators in four, who have been stor- ing for a rise, should prove losers. Coal is almost as much a necessary of life as flour, and being protected by a tarift, may, even less propriety, be withheld from the market. Operators have the right to continue the pro- duction of coal or not as may be found protitable, but to combwe to force a price by withboiding the supply while foreign competition is slict ofl by law, will not, and ought not to be submitted to by coal consumers. ‘The semi-annual statement of the Boston and Pro- vidence Railroad is the most favorable of any which we have seen. The net profits of the six months ending June 1, 1856, are set down as showing a gain of 73 per cent over the corresponding period last year. The receipts are given at $283,754, an in- crease of $31,898 over the same six months last year, and the expenses $174,931, a decrease of $14,- 090. Net profits for six months of 1856, $103,822; same time 1855, $62,834. Increase, $45,988. The value of merchandise warehoused in the dis- trict of Bostom for the week ending July 11, 1856, was as follows:— $3,491 398,188 401,679 The Boston Post of the 15th inst., gives the fol- lowing report of a meeting of stockholders of the Eastern Railroad Company:— firet annual meeting of the stockholders of ilroad, for the choice "of officers and the of other business, was beld in Chapman Hall on Monday. John Howe, the President, occupied the chair. The report of the Inrectors was submitted in print. ir J.B Swasey, of Newburyport, wanted information As to the assets of the company; such as notes receivable, stocks, balance due, the price of wood, &. He was dis- Appointed that uo plan was propored to hold out a gleam of hope for a dividena. Without it, the report is a most bitter one to many widows and persons of limited means who own stock. He thought the financial policy of the Directors ought to have been foreshadowed in the ‘The president in reply said he did not possess fore- knowleage enough to say when dividends could be ex- pected. If negotiations now pending are successful, a dif. ferent aspect may be given to the alfairs of the company. We have assets, he said, which we believe to be good, to the amount of $780,000. The debt of the company had been reduced in ten months $360,000, and the rest has been earried along ata trifle over #ix per cent. The aa- The twent the Eartern sete were of a nature which cannot at once be realized. ‘The president also said that the earnings of the road for June were of # pleasant character. He gave the follow- ing figures — 5 Na. 231 84 $18,743 33 26,024 48 41,003 81 7,021 89 69,567 19 * Of this surn $10,800 applies to season tickets for three months—two-thirds of which, therefore, should be applied to July and August. The report was accepted. The mecting proceeded to the choice of seven directors, and the following were elected with but a few scattering votes John Howe, Sa:nnel Hooper, Geo. M. Browne, Jonn C.*Lee, Nathah D, Chase, Micijah Lant, Henry H Ladd. Stock WeoxespaY, Juty 16, 1866, $1000 Indiana Ste 6's 83 00 shs Erie Railroad, 627% 4000 do... 82% 100 do... tw 62% 600 Cal Ste 7's "76. 70 = 200 ao 6 6000 do... 100 do. 10000 Va 6's | 1a de Bow ERC b 190 do 19000, do.... 100 DO. s sane 20m 600 do ‘ 100 do 62% 400 do 63 amet 100 AA.Ry. RR. "v0 303% 840+ Il Cen RR dds, OF 9 Him. RR. Prft 66 10000 do 93 «10 Third Av. RR st 9000 1 & Toi Tn bas. 784 7 she Bank of Com. 106 10 Bank o: N Am... 104 15 Market Bank.... 1085 6 Continental Bk .. 106 50 Park Bank. 100 90 Ocean Bank . 100 40 N ¥ Gas Co. 146 850 Canton Co.,..... pr 300 do 60 24% 100 do... BIO 2 97% 100 do......816 2% 300 do. 97% 160 Brune Cy Ld Co, 6% 17 Panama RR..... 101 160 do v0 65, 100 do......30 101 160 Penn Coal Co... 102% 8 Illinois Con RR,. 108 100 Curb Coal Co... aa 66 do. 200 BO... 8 22% 700 40,.....980 22% 100 do nao 22K 6N.¥. Cent. RR. 29 1300 do... 100 0 do 200 00 Cleve & T 2 100 do 200 550 Ao 200 200 do, 3 100 650 do ‘ns 150 m* do. «bib 200 Erie RR lio do ba0 77% 100 6 Chi & Rok Ie RR 90 60 60 Ti Con Rg Priv.. 111 100 50 Cleve & RR. 61 660 2 Geese LI SRCOND BOARD. 100 sha Erie RR 62% 100 do. 63 600 do. p. do. do. it} Harlem RR 100 do 40 Reading #3 100 do.,.. “880 92% 1OOMSANIRR S60 O74 260 9% 800 Cleve ATO RR.. Tig "3 aN a0 to ++ OO 1% 106 don... BOO 11% 100 Brie RR 030 3 100 Chie 4 1 Ri. 8% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Wenweepar, July 16—6 P.M. Asores — The sales were confined to &1 lots of pote at sochangos Prices Breanercers.—Flour—The market ws again Py by the receipt of the "8 news at L 4 fay and prices receded fully 100, per Dbl. Phe waleg JCLY 17, 1856. +8590 oH B20 Sie 61246 6 00 620 a 64 650 a 690 70 a — outhern mixed to good brands. +69 «@ 730 Do, fancy and extra... , 735 @ 8 66 Canauian suparine and exira.....5. 35600 0 190 Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond Mills and St. Louis + 6 75 % 075 ‘Haxa!l and Gallegos... 110 76 - Obie round hoop was in fair et. with Tess de- Pression than other descriptions of Western, Bold to the extent of $00 a 2 wes beavy, with sales of 500 bbis. without in_ prices. importance were reported at $2.76 & $4 37. and firm, at $3 for New Jersey, and at Wheat—The sales of prin vd elk oy limited, “The chief sales were confined Bcarcer $3 623, for bul els Brandy wue about 17,000 bushels white Canadian on to have been at about $1 75; jerk on the mark ab "bush Rye tour—Sales of 200 Corn meal was Canadian bbls. at quotations, Le 2 700 4 8,000 4,000 « 5, Milwaukie club, at $1-40; with a lot’ of Chicago common spring, reported at $1 of new South 2, uaere were some lots which, we believe, were ushels Northern wore pot sold. Ryw—Sales of ©, mace at 86c.; and distilling lots Foe reported at 78c. +0c. Corn was in light supply; the sales were contined 10 about 10,000 & 15,000 bushe : Western mixed, at 58c. a 6lc., ana Tound ycllow at 62c. ; no sales of Southern yel- low or white were reported. Oats continued firm at 42c. 45c. for State and Chicago. Corres.—Sales were coutined to 600 bags Rio, at 10%0. alle. Corron was quite firm, but deslera were disposed to wait the receipt of the Niagara’s letiers betore ee much, while ho ders were tirm for middling uy lke. The les were confined to about 500 bales, Tiasents exkivited rather more spirit, without of moment in quotations. To Liveroool 40,000 bushels ot rain were engaged at 64d. a d3gd. for small lots in bulk. he remainder con: @ 734d., and 3,000 a 4. ton was at %d.a 5. bbis. flour at 2s a 2s. 3d. sted of whisat iu ahip’s bags at 7d. abs tooer ia -Lontiog won KG mited apd ship owners were disposed to demand better rates, which suppers were not dis; w concede to To Havre tiour was going forward at The., grain at 16c., inclined to ashes at $8 und rice at $9. await the receipt of pri Shippers were Jetters. Hay was quiet at 50c. a 6c. oe ‘mall sales of Scotch were making at $32 50, six months Limx—More doing. Sales 1,500 a 2,000 bbls. Rockland common at 7éc., aud of lump do. at $1 064, Motassks quiet and steady. Naval Stores.—No change to notice in prices, while sales were moderate. spected y oe Beef was steady, with sales of 400 to 500 country prime, at $7 50a $8 25 $10; repacked Western was ai a $12 50. ess was at $15, and er ame and mese do. 10\8.—Pork—The sales reached 600 to 700 bbls, 0 fot 44, and $20 50 was offered for 1,000 bbls, declined; prime was at $17 623¢; in- cluding at $3 50a aSil, and extra at $11 200 bbls. Indiana beef hams were sold at $15. Bacop was scarce and firm. Cut meats were firm, with moderate sales at falted hams. sc. for shoulders and 1040. for dry Lard was rin, with sales of about 1,000 bbls. and tierces prime at12%c., and 200 kegs at ise. Butter was plenty and dull. lic. & 1¢., and of State at 12c, a 18¢. muscovado, at Se. 3%c. a 43e. ‘Sales of Onto were made at Cheese was at 6c. 0 boxes Castile were made at p. t. fembraced about 800 bhas. Sic, with small lots prime at 9c., Cuba and 200 boxes Havaua ‘were sold atc. a 93c.; and & cargo of boxes, No. 19, were soid in Boston at 11c. Ftock of boxes in this market was said to be light. ‘Tonscco continues in moderate demand, prices firm. Sales o 64 bnds, Kentucky at 8c. a 13e; 173 22c. a 820. The bales Hava- awenriNe ie BLM Wee BYERS DAs AUCTIONRER, ig o'clock, at ti it may cone ¢ cont Louds. W per cent bouts, Haven Rallroad 6 pec cent bonds. ain bonds. nds Ktailroad 7 per ceut bonds, ¥ cent Goupon bonds, & per cent Coupoe bonds. tis Change, tor ac i Flasainy Soshares Cleveland and Toledo Railroad each $50 34 do. Galena and ago Railroad, . 100 2 do. Paeitc Fire Insurance Compan; 28 20 do. Market Fire Insurance Cc ** ™ 6 do. Commonwe: nh Hnacrance Compa r two 20 do. Broadway Bank...... B 20 do. Oriental Bank B Terms of sale-—I0 pe cet this ‘day, and the bataacs before two o'chck to-morrow. ‘The accrued interest on ths bonds rill be chseped to the purchaser. | Nest regular sale on Mon day, J) AL COL Auptioneer and J wianier’ No. 4 Broa street ACE NOLICE.—STOCK OF GAS CHANDELIERS res, Mathes, vices, sinam engine, to —JOHN E NIWERP w ‘Fournday, July IF, atid o'clock, a: No. 48 Greene street the eaiire noch of the abort seta: ment, consisting of 100 Chandeliers, 100 brackets, 8 pendants, thes, chucks and tools; 20 large aud smail vices, 1 mer sieam engine, 1 screw, press, brass foundiy, rews, and Piower, anahing’ belting? torns, furnaces, troughs, flasks, ‘set &e., &e. The articles are now ut .arindstones, 1 stoves an’ offiee furniture, for exam. cation. 11, AUCTIONEER—BY 's o'clock, at 12 North Wham rect, the ‘naily removed for conve- nience of sale, viz: sofas, eouchee. French and. eritch bed- steads, bureaus, work and card tables, marble top burcans, mirble top saloon tables, entlery and plated ware, an invoice of brandy and choice tess for family use, one trunk dry goods, CMON NOTICE J. BOGART) AUCTIONEER BY HOGART.—This day, at 1034 o'clock, at 226 South si ‘ssalc. By vietueofan execusion. 1 will expose a4 Jet of plumbers’ materials. Als¢ 12 o'clock, at the auetion roms, corner of Transfert and Wiliam stress, one gold Wa WILLIAM THOMPSON, Co UCTION NO’ anid sliver wa 20D & CO. gust received p 4 bad leer Sh mri i ish makers, comprising inde- . atent and detached levers, &e. watehes are ali of the best } ni levers, double thne: —PEREMPTORY SALE OP HOUSE fe—saMUEL speacan, « cm 20S. Nassau street. tl (Thursday) "Paccontl had fara plleetion of hich will be positive- pu to leave the set iad shipped ata rea UCTION hold foners, will at Wo eiock, a huge ture, earpets, elassw: ly sold to pay alvane Gy carerhly packed on the. pr souable charge, Terns cash, UCTION. NOTICE. AUCTIONEER, VCTION SALE OF HANDSOME ROSEWOOD AND mahogany furniture,—H. T. LEEDS will sell on Friday, July Ish, at 10 o’eoek, all the furniture im the private resi- dence No. 462 Broome street, consisting in part of two suites of solid rosewood parlor furniture, two large parlor etegeres, with plate glass doors and backs, two corner do., rosew side and tables with statuary tops, secretary book ease, do. 1 handsome tapestry car sion tables: with'a lnrge lot of crockery ana glass ware, china teu se's, silver plated tea set, Wailers, spoons, &e.; rosew burerus, bade wah stands: with a large lot of bedroom furniture, hair matirhsses: pier large glass, slabs and brackets, oval mirrors, small do., oll paintiugs. Sale positive, “House prison. at 40c., with small sales reported at dlc. ‘week's stock, which served to NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepyespay, July 16, 1856. At Allerton’s there was about the same number of cat- te on sale to-day as there was on last market day, but the demand was not near as good, and prices have de- clined about jc. per Ib. The cattle were all very fair, full as good as the average, with no very extra good or very poor cattle in the yards, The market was the duilest that we have seen this season; lots of butchers were to be seen strolling around, but with apparently little or no disposition to buy, except at very low prices. The yards were all full, and purchasers seemed to know that they must be sold, even at a sacrifice. We heard several owners going the rounds of the yards, muttering about the hot weather and the perfect indifference manifested by purchasers generally, and expressing great dissatis- faction with the sacrifices they were obliged to meet with in order to dispose of their cattle. Notwithstanding the dissatisfaction manifested by the owners and speculators, cattle selling for 10c. per Ib. yield a handsome proit, and should never realise more. The average was about 9., and the range from 6c. to 10c. Cows and calves are dull at all the yards, and are from $5 to $10 per head lower, according to quality. The offerings this week exhibit a great improvement on last about the usual standard, Veal calves are keep the quotations up to nty, and the market is not very ac- tive—prices have declined about 3c. per pound on best stock 1d le. on the poorer q' ualities. Swine are more plenty, nad. sell pretty freely, at prices ranging Beef cattle, extra quality, per 100 Ibs. from 6c. w 6),c. _ good quality’... 9 50 be. COMMOD... 66 8 50 Do, in‘erior.. 6 00 Cows and calves, extra 60 00 De. 008 50 00 be, 30 00 Veale, 4c. Do. 640 Sheep and par 650 Swine, gro a OKC ‘The tollo of the coun. try, and by w vue From Ohio. By the North river Indiana, Kentucky. Hudson River Ratlroad—beeves “ swine, Erie Raiire ad—beevi Harlem Raiiroad—bee' bed —cows and caly: be —veal calves... —sheep lam! At Browstwo’s—The market was very uli ‘for beet cattle, of which the yards were pretty well su prices about 8 to 9 cents, which is one ceut lower last week. Sheep and lambs ee and sell better than any stock. There were 6,387 (which is the largest receipt this season) sold during the week and to day. They came mostly this State, Ohio, and Ilh- nol. The sales were as follows:— ou 50, 10 18 $505 76; 176 do, for 86° for $88 ‘Total, 02 sheep f rales by Samuel M ending July 16, 1866:-— 86 lambs... 00, do 16 do. for g with other sheep brokers. 695 E «McCarty sold 1,083 sheep and lambs at mn ces Thune & Haldwin, sales of about 1,700 sheep and lambe at $2 At Chamber reare was tient beef cattle were scarce, thore being y eufheient in market to supply the demand, whi-h ate. Prices remain about bye per Ib. ‘lower, Ufmer stock are in good demand and bring prices fully up week, with the exception of veaicalves, which sed to leet one cent per Ib. lower. £1 beet cattle. #3 cows and calves 6,106 sbeep and lambs... 110 veal calves (live weight)... 6 there was a fait supply of all stock, with at prices about },¢. per Ib. lower for beef tock was dull ai little below last week's At 0 Bri Sales as follows — 2 other $8 00a $10 10 Da 60 00 2608 60 prices. The 112 Beew 87 00 a $9 00 108 Cow: % 00 a 00 00 76 Veal 40. a Be. Veal 5S « Cates. Calves. pA Al'erton’s 19 18 ie Browning © 2 of 6,387 Clambe 63, lo 6,196 O'Brie 108 6 - Total...... 210 “Ss «12,178 Carrie ny Tie Bere Romroan Stick received over the Erie Railroad, destined for New » bead, cattle, 1,454 do., hogs, 94) Jambe, 5d. Thornes, 13 do. iy Average y : Fold by Ja tJ. G. Browning's — 826 eber 100 hgep at 146 do 6 493 "7 . 116 do 6 rT 245 50 1988 sheep at WO Ws 4 421 60 ya. for the bgp d reereet, morning —Sheey ae 7 do; calves, 1 Sales of sheep and lambs by M. P. Fogle, st Chamber Bull's Head, for the week ending y 14, 18580 UCTION SALE OF BAROUCHE WAGON.—SAMUEL OSC OOD & CO., Auctioneers, will sell ia fron: of BL sal sireet, this morning, Thursday, at 11 o'clock, atwo seat barouche wagon, | ther corer, in good order. by order of JAMES AY DWARD SCHE: . AUCTIONEER: pte pare —hiward Se Gey, 1th instant, at 12 0! veloc} GUL- Fri. fo. 83 Naskwu street, ihe superb. yacht Guluare: tes ate lt in July: is 2° £10 feet, three ‘£9 feet long, 10 feet mein Bs gentre berths, three lockers, cop) te sweeps, and yaw!; tein every fitted for iim", Can'be seen say d vious tothe eale by spplying to he euctioocers DWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.- HORSES, CART rings auction, on Frid sale: 3 Naksan «tre: high, § and 9 y« pel ly kind, sound and gentle: very iytish acivers is oe 0: doudie harness, fine s, and Warranted to trot together in less than four minutes and to trot twelves miles. an hour without the rging. ' The above span is considered very valuable, and will ben ponieeiy sold to the highest bidder, to close a deceased's horses may be seen and ‘ted ‘by application to See evoterasers bela canes horse, 16 hands high, warronied in ever double harness. Also, a large blac hands hig! years old, warranted perfectly eek, toast ont gentle in oi", nr. Also, an elegant rockaway carriage, nearly new, made d; Lawrence. Also, road wi E' GENE Bk. KLIN, AUCTIONEER. —BY FRANKLIN, xictious ‘& CO.—To morrow (Friday) silerroom, 85 Nassiu street, pear hoid ar ten suites solid rosewood, charaber furniture, parlor sofes, lounges, card, ecfa und faney tables; arm, rocking, reclining and side chairs; brary and secretary bookcases. Nvardrobes, ecozeres, extension caing tables, ing room chairs, corner “and stands; rosewood, mahogany and walnut bedsteada; ‘with and without marble alllasses, Freace Inirrors and pier glasses, clocks, French china vases, ‘nein ailver plated ware, cable entiery, oll palatine, fa cy articles, &e., ke.; also one now and one’ srcoud wed pianoforte. and an invoice ot imported ir byeandy, wen, ty and forty gallon es, & super! XTENSIVE SALE OF SEGARS WILT. TAKE PLACE morning, at 104, o'elor Nassau street. TUNIS MORELL, Auctioneer, will sell in quantities to suit dealers Or ra, 60,000 good segars, adapted for retailing, and give action, RIDAY, AT 10M O'CLOCK, AT THR AUCTION rooms, corner oi Frank ‘ort and William streets, large as- sortment of household furniture, carpets, and a Variety of other goods. ILBERT 8. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER.—BAGLEY SAVAGE will sell, on Thursday, the i7th inst., at 10) o'clock, at 82 Cedar street, a very large assortment of groce- rive, conmsting of sugars, teas, soaps, 4c. Cash advances: Bade Upon copaignments. Groner COOK, AvoR ores - FUR Euee SALE, T \omorrow, at 10h; o'clock, at 442 Broadwas, embracing superior Rane suits, chamber sod dining room do, 6 yohelre, rockers, mattresses, £0. £0.» making & larg stot pale positive. Boxing and shipping wa usual. Ge &, HORTON, AUCTIONEER. WILL, sunt. THIS day, at 2o’clock, at x enue, furniture, den, AMS AT AUCTION.—L. M. HOFFMAN, & CO. Witt, nell at auction, on Friday. lub inst. st 11 o'cloek in trent of heir store, for aerount of whom tt may concern, there € randiaies hots salable VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, yy, July 17Uh, at 104s o'clock, at the sales rosewood, mahogany and m nie rds, Hacstands, safes, rockers, Gagy chairs, centre tables, &e. “ Ad withou: reserve, to pay advances, and is well vere, MORIARTY, AT rouene, WILL SELL day, at WA, 0'cloek, at 173 Chatham square, a nice as ont of furniiure trea a. feantly leavin ‘oe in part of marble top tables, bureaus, Premeh Nous inelwed washstands, fine feather beds, mattresses, nurrore, earpets, clocks, ware, cutlery, ¢ crockery, fe. osern HRGEMAN, AUCTIONEER —ON 1%, at 10 o'clock A. M rer of Witongney and Pearl ste { household furniture. ¢0 at the central Mroot ten, regu pait of beds, >. oft paintings ted engravioge ome feseveod mnelodeon, tn geod order. Alon at | o'ewek, & good feed wayon, y RNISiE D aD GNRURN TED yithont board, tof or single mAs ved in reums, it a: y OPPorIT: THE NRW YORK i boarders can be aecocamodated at tae ] WASERLY PLAC, Fiotel =" panei reduced price of § OF no. ab temen and th fourd, with Inrge wient boarders, an wives cen ve roeINS ON the Bee tloor, tran: ortioularly Southern gentlemen'accom- moda Also, an othee to Ist Ly By KING STREEY.~T0 LET, A NEAT THREE STORY .» wel aga honse 4 ith al! tue mod. rn Loprovements. rd quire ow th ENTIRE SECOND of the above house, t board, can be ob- taine? on reasonable terins, 38 Great Jones street, near La- fayette piace 5 st Private bounding men and heir wives, Broady ay.—A_ 4) house for singly gentcinen ena Terms reasountde,” Hot, cole ‘and suower bathe tree, L rooms, to first class story floor, eonsisun: two parlors a 5 hak gis and 'Croion water iu every rout Toeation, only four doors from Washingtin, p 4nd conveutent ‘0 all the stages, Apply en the prem 143 EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND Bourth avenie. Several pleasant roo, with Loar, may be has 145 BEPION, STRHET, FRONTING St. JoIN's nare.--A front rooin, replete with all modern fin- provements, to let. with Dourd, to slagie geatlemen oF @ Lie refer ence 145 NINTH STi s furnished rooms to lei, suliabie for fae) vate table: or slugle gendemen, Wi the above first class house, pleasantly loc way. 24 5 per weel =e Transient boerd aod lolg ig, Sl per ] WAgINNGTON ON ST: OW. TLEMEN 3S and $8 50 per 4.27 BROOME STREET. ONE BLOCK F way.—Hourd for family and singic the modern fmprovements will be found nd sient boarders taken, | French Q BROADWAY.—FURNISHED BROOMS TO TET, and neath With board. The rooms are plaaaantiy situated, wiry “iy jou, unsurpassed, ti the centre of the prineipal en Can be let either single or in quits, Dinner at six o'clock. Good table and charge moderate. BROADWAY.—BOARDING.—AMILIES CAN be secommodated with di je sults of rooms, with all the modern improvements. Private table if desired, Also, rooms for single gentlemen, with breakfast and tea, LADY FROM FR. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, I for young ladies, in exchange for tuition in French, piano and simging. oh PPly at the French Consul General's office, 17 Aun wtPe LARGE PARLOR, ON FIRST FLOOR, TO LET, TO a gentleman Jady. Full or partial board for one or both. Also, a small ng hae ig Apply at 159 West Se- venteenth street. ‘Perms PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD DISPOSE OF ONE OR two pleasent rooms, with board. The house contains gus, bath, dc. Apply at 125 West Twenty second street, be- tween Shs txt and nd Seventh | aver ues. Retercaces ) required, PRIVATE FAMILY “wou LD LIKE TO LET ROOMS, furnished, with board, to a family or single gentlemen, in & beautiful location near ‘Stuyvesant park—173 Kast Seven- teenth street. LADY, LIVING ALONE, WOULD LIKE TO LET A furni d room to a gentleman and lady—board for the iagy only: gas and bath in the house, "Address Countess, Mla dison square Post oiiice. PARLOR AND BEDROOM, COMFORTABLY nished, with or without partial board, Single gentleman, up town, near Breadway, street; terms moderate, Adiress Charter, Herald offi FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- with pleasant rooms and partial board, within a fow minutes’ walk of the Astor and Mertantile libraries. -Ad~ cress box 1,624 Post office. OARD—A LADY, LIVING AT THE CORN way and Righty thint sleet, wishes 10 take children to board. aur’ of of See Hogan, ‘tthe above place, OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, WITH BOARD ue # neatiy farntshed front room, in = ey rf werk, or would let the same, Jet] goof kitchen, Apply at 217 West Tweaty-fourth |, near Eighth avenue. OARD 1 IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW BOADERS CAN Sind @ pleasant home in the family of # widow lady, living her own house; parlors elegantly furnished: due rooms in seound or third ary. Jroly ae ee street, near War- FUR- ren st five minutes’ walk from the South terry. Terms reasonable, OARD IN BI KLYN.—A CHOICE OF ROOMS ON second ndsomely furnished, heuse first —. de- floor, #rable location, convenient to South and Wall street ferries, ‘Terms reasonable. Apply at 238 Henry street, between Ami- ty and Congress streets, OARD, CLINTON Li iy —A FAMILY AED, A FEW accommo:laced Ww! fmodern convenience; and, board, in the very de- rooms, with sirable location 61 | Clinton, Clinton place, near Fifth avenue. OARD ON STATEN gry mye bnew be po iN a yoo! beard, ln a petra geltent and within five minutes of the yn gel waweep st A YOUNG GENTLEMAN; A room, with full or pardal buerd, in the etal a goo not above Tenth street. LD. Newell, boa 30 Post office. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY ‘and a single gentleman, private t family. German pre- terred; location below F nth terms moderate, Address, sta’ing full particulars, Louis J. is 3 fot, box 3,216 Pusi Ciee. References exchanged. OARD WANTED, IN BROOKLYN—FOR A GENTLE. Man, wife, and son 13 years ol hy ‘whore the comforts of 8 yome may be Address box family would be preferred. office. eee WANTED IN THE COUNTRY—IN A QUIET farm house, within an hour of New York, by railroad or steamboat. Address West, Herald | office. Mig os ¥.—A_ LADY, LIV) ING ALONE, IN SOUT'T Brooklyn, w#hin three blocks of the ferry, woubt accom modate a gentleman and Indy, with fui board for lady, Those ian and retired, at very moderaic char go, rald office, Boar: —T0 BE DISPOSED ¢ ‘OF, mie WEST POR tion of an $400 house, with furniture, well, situated be low Canal west of roadway. Price $2". Address ‘Cash, box I Hd office. ND STRERT.—A SUIT OF COOL ROOMS, Hann. somely furnished, with buff coltege furniture, matti de., with gas and bath, will be let, without board, me oF tw single gentlemen, on rensoaable term, Past for immediately. Apply ai 66 Bond street. ROOKLY bo At CAN BE accommo. dated will bedroom, either a front or sark ry ferry. Apply at 77h. F ORR, BOARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY furnished, and ina inost desirable situation, suitable for a genaleman epi lady. will be let with or without boare. Apply wR. J. TAPLI Yonkers, Couxtey, TO BR AC commodated in a very small wt Yonkers of on ‘he banks of the Hudson, between New fork and Tarrytown House must be well’ shaded, and go other boarders ‘taken, Reference given, Address F. C. H., Union square Post of fee New York. —A —- TWO SINGLE GEN. IOUNTRY BOAR Nddress W. T, Rave COUNTRY HOARD MAY BH HAD AT MRS. BAUER, Wrange, New Jersey, ten minmes’ walk from the depot, and one hour from the city. Two large airy rooms and two bedrooms, A) cr cere clock, om the premises, 9 5 e MW ihinmaburg. the eonten"s and Sore, consisting of 2 general assortment of groceries, prov! sons, &e.f also, one bay horse, (wo groeer’s wagons, harness, counters, thelving Ae. Terma cash. By order of PHILIP H. BERRIAN, Assignee. , TOTICE TO Mag DRAT i wy hom —MORT- NoEace tale. Ke, Sasel mort ir a elt on Pri i a hte Rated, — 20 tons of anthracite eval nit oi 1 3 ies tubs, together with the mente sree SOweRIDy Re Tier y for mortgagee. AUCTIONRER—BY T. VESTRR STOVER, p. Si HOUGHTON: Extensive sale of rosewoorl nid malogany furniture. piano fortes, “Yaa: ie pler ane mantel glasses ofl is Nas This hureday. P, Ww a wale 13 Nassau treed. consicting wood Piano fortes, by some of ha bet be ciny Sekere all of which wal be wold with the maker elngant rosewond parlor sult, in French brocatele, ¥ Meng carved et different styles, marbie centre, sofa, std pler tahies Freneb secretarios. bookcases, gilt frame mir paintings, rosewood and mahovany bedsteads, a part Of wien are very #1 imarbie top dressing bureaus ‘and wn wardrobes, splendid enamelled rotage fila, extension dining tables, auleourds. dining room chairs, Sofas, tete- ‘eles, jounges, Thrkish chaire arm chairs, rockers, heir matiraaaee Galluiaes fr; niso rich ent glass and china ete. kon Jogues on the morning 08. 08, VRITOM, A UCTIONRER—STORE NO. WaPROCR ‘a sale of Looks, stationery, faney goods, fecbn Thursday, July 17, 1986, at 10 AS M., at the wale a Mcagrece mroet, conlolitg ef sandard end hisorieal books, stationery. fancy gorda, penkntves, eames, earyot bas satchels, engravings, paintings ke ke - JAS_ ©. WILLET, Sheriff HOMAS VEITCH HW, | _AUCTIONEER—STORE NO. " Spruce street. —Bhoriff's sale of segars, tobacco, &e —O1 ‘Thnyeday, July 17, 1806, at 1 A. Lx wt 138 Spring street ant nt hie, te , oonristing of a large assortment of segara, tobacco, ec. Hi, AveTION fe SSE 3 FR-STORE NO. 6 SPRUCI eo hoes, cart A rues. On Friday, aay 18, a, ‘ ig oJ Te None ost thisiy x th street | Mi se ty ae — nueR, Consisting of Vereen eure Eee * "SAB. C. WILLET, Shortt M. WITTER: SCrIONaER, WIL “ON Were K and fatures of « h roto s bry cane rm Tiles og ak 18 Cand rot, or of tes enstonee LBURTUS, AUCTH Ww Sane 17, at 10% or eloe, ere: , Brook assortment of faomt r enrpe Veda wud bedding ; also china, glass ani crockery ware, [)PIRALLE, ROOMS TO LET=TWO OR THREE P fue can obtain pleasant and well furnished rooms, en suite or otherwise, in » frat clage bovise, with all the rmordern wementa, convenient to the care and sages, at 71 West Fotarte cath street, firxt house west af Sixvh avenue. CRNISHED A PARTMENTS, ON ox, “THR RUROPEAN plan.—Parties in want of splendid and cool accommoda ito ih Yor the suammner, will do well to call at 778 Broadway. ‘1 e attention only of those able and willing to pay for such we ce ammodations is tolieited, URNISHED ROOM TO LET —A BACK PARLOR, ON the first floor, handsomely frniched, with privilege of the fron’ parlor, will be let to one or two gentlemen, by a Indy whose family consists of her danghter and servant only; situa ted in the ‘etait ‘of Hodson and Canal streets, Address for one week. Mre. Lecount, Broadway Post Post mice. URNIGHED AND NFURNISHED F rooms bs Let— Tn a private family, near U - square, The house has ‘he modern improvements, Ac. Terma moderate, Apply at 83 Fourth avenue. URNISHED ‘ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD.—FINE Iwrve airy rooms will be let low, for the summer months, ) bX be mest pipers! nt locations In the city, Call at los Pourt ar Tw URNISURD ROOMS 10. LET =A NEATLY, FUR. niched parlor, wo bedrooms and ‘Toor, with gus and Croton water, which will Be let ver able, without board, in » private family. "Apply at 158 Bowery, 'n the drug store, ENCH RBOARD.—THE FRENCH LANGUAGE CAN be learned nd Prénch teacher, 290 Tenth sree, Deuween Firs Torr. 1 OTRL LODGINGS, myn DO WELL to remember they can get wel a9 aleepii reama at the Globe Hotel, vero Frankia nnd Willan srvein, for Weenie per night, or $1 00 per week. No other charge in the house, except at thelr option. —_—_. TROCTTION A I LADY A) BOARD AND LODG- ing in New ‘acation, LA instrnetion in music, drawing. French san and Bigiish. Sat references to families with whom the lady has resided. ress A. B.C. Herald office, YOU WISH GENTERL houses or private familie hoarters exchange, Cg particniars aw to terme. gi een get ni nn able boarders shoul to GH. SMITH & N.,—Charge for Sonrders nctually btalined. BOARD, IN noARDING or eounirs, apply att Vb. ODPRATE TER Ph. FURNISHED ROOMS— Thiet Rooms and heard, at strest, be the Filth and iene s@ coniaina nnd ae. Priees from 86 for ‘angie gentlemen, wnt {com \_ for geutieren and their wives, N° al, MONRO® STREGT. evade tans MAY ¥ OB. Now a ae romete BvaroiNts as RADIA RING. PMOOKLY RIVATL HOARD T rocins, With be Lroom X— EARGE am RY PRIVATE, LoaRDING.—s ERAL V: rooms, with proceed close ts, €e., furnished or unfur~ ished, in suite rly,can be had, with board, on node hte (eras, Li & privale fauiily, residing at No. 200 F ourts enue. RY PLEASANT Tr GENTLEMEN AND Tiere wiv ‘ES, OR THRE or four single genitemen, dated ‘Stand ant gond —s The ean be aecommod with fe. ‘Apply at 641 Houston sire GENTLEMEN .—. PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRES TO Jet, to one or two geniiemen, a nea ly furnished comfor- fable room, on secon r, bath room Wing. Gent desiring « geutecl quiet residence will seldow tect with suck an opportunity, Apply at Houston street, LET—TO TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, A LARGE front parlor, e the second at ly furnished ‘tn quire wt49' Lise Be Wet ‘gions ANTED—A FURNISE WITHOUT BOARD, location between Prince rth siveets, and withia one or two blocks of Broadway. Address ¥., box 4,625 Pout ce. WASTEDIIN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, A NEAT FRONT parlor or parlor and bedroom atiached, tor a lady and Hs ptieman board for the lady only. Location above Prince ot: West side and near Broadway preferred. Address 8, OX ¢ 2,006 Pout t ollice. use 1a lighted with gas, baths, AN AND TWO LADIRS, it MCE ad (Wo edroctns; board for the Indies ony, p side. and now Ja Gs a mode- rate. Address, for twodayn, Av De, Herat ofbee TANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY, WITH A WIDOW aay (uhere there are no ollier Goaners preferred, w room for a lady aad gentleman, with board for the lady onl} Address xi terms, which must be moderate, “M. iy. Herald oftice. EXCURSIONS, ISHING BANKS AHOY !—THK STEAMER R. 1. srk. pt Charlew Anderson, makes a trip to the Plab, ry We bees 4 1 idden trust this boat without a out a wrliten order from the captain, W FERRY TO WERHAWKEN GROVE. POLLOGK@ Pavtliou, and Gutenberg.—The favorite steamer MER- RY, Capt. i. Mallan, will run during this week, from foot c€ Kobinson, street, touching at the foot of Spring, Amos and Forty third streets, North river, leaving Robinson atreet ab 11, 1. Sand Seeloek. Returning, leaving Guitenberg a: 1%, 12, 2, d'and7 o'clock. "Pare, Gs cents, PORT FOR FISiiCKILN.—EXCURSIONS TO THR Cholera Banks.—The new beautifal stenmer EAGLE will make an exenrsion to the Cholera Uanks on Leaner ae of eek, wu the Ist of Ociaber, gontinuing her tripe’ on every ole dav, as usunl, to the Fishing uke, ‘Tie Of leaving for the Cholera Banks:—Amos street, 6 A. M.; Spring street, 0% A. M.; pier No. 3 North river,7 A.M. ‘Fare for the exearsion, $i. TARGET COMPANIES AND ome , Paeeres— Bellevue Garden wil) be found thi Plensantost place within the witelty of New York; foot of Bid eth street, Bast river. ‘Third avenue cara ore 8 Ove minnios. 5. WARD, Proprietor. ye A yeti FOR SION, at bron ‘THE Bly A spiendid steamer UNTO! wi thou barnes, by excursion parties, mili alee, Ac. on very ho ory — ea ADE to road Citas, TILLEY. on board, Oonege OLNEY, 117 Wali street. “ te be oat for alo on re. you able terms. WINES AND LIQUORS, MERIOAN BRANDY, GIN, NEW ENGLAND, MO- pongalica ant rectitied whiskey, in bbls. and hhds His, highaand low proof do.. for salé at the lowest rtm Ms ony cider brandy, pure, for sale by O. vAL 10 Murray strcet, DER BRANDY_EEST QUALITY. FOR SALE BY ARLES MURRAY, 72 Roosoveit street. LARET WINE, $2 50, $3, AND $3 50 PER DOZEN; Philadelphia ale and porter, London and Dublin brows, and Bast India pale aie. brandies, ke., cash only, pure in 4 Hy nd twenty per coat usual rices, at’ PIERSON'S, 18 ‘Bleecker sirec', one block west -omi Bowery, and 621 Tiudson street, corner of Jane street, B.—Pure ginger wine and blackberry brandy. OvED BILLIARD TABLES AND ) COMBIN ATIOR ations otek a Soewes 1836; only at. HAEL PHELAN, Patenioe. ____.. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. yeexnics, TRWELRY STORE, NO. % sysen assortment Jewelry, ail- —A mlect fo ves, ver and piated ware constantly om hand, ai very low TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. DAZ RAT! FOR ALBANY FROM FOOT OF CANAL and Spring atre: etm, conn: With trains + Sep ‘and the West. ers Alida ‘Armenia daily, making the principal landings. RB La) petal CLIFF W' gts FORT 00) AMT seamboat KEYPORT leaves M wree Espey Seed tem alee Pe cer OR GREENPORT AND SAG HARBOR—STB AMES ISLAND BELLE, Copt J. Post, Je., wil leave New ir York, foot of ot = aM Betusatne. es leave Greeny port, Monday, at 830 8 re R SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS Oeeanport.—The popular sieamer JAMES CHRES- Har on Wednenday, July 16, and every day this a 384 P.M, for the ioowe dela places, return! we city ene! every rey mor ving. are 2745 cents, esau ag ant tons uneui OR FIRE ISLAND DIRECT.—PASSENGERS FOR THE above favorite place of resort are informed that eau fur- iher notice they ean: proc be tickets at Seach, vin Leng Island Ralizond to Thompson, und stenmer HEKO trom tae daily—leaving Hrooklyn a 3:45 nd arriving at Fire Ind st about T3¢'F, Me bad leaving. Vice Inland ato Ar ae, and arriving ai Srooklyn at about 9 A.M. Passengers who prefer to sail over the Great South Bay can take the 9 A. train from Brookiyr, via Thompson ahd Islip, thence to ire Island in a commodions aud ast ailing sloop . wile always be in waiting and sail immediately for the beach Under the command of « carefil and skilful bos'maa. ERASMUS CON throu Caamher, Cams ‘Canal, for New York leave Troy at Pred, aod hast Albany at & 630 and 1 ty > a F e fa N™, YORK AND or + AND, LAND Hamilton eaah, a ‘ ben all: imaan, will ‘an: tee wv his americana ces it eran Pp. Of Spring iret Dy A MCS 2hand Pee Pe i. land 4? M Covey Inland, Jast trip, at ‘are a and boa owt York tee que he widen a rot reera Ucket will be give: pan for children, PE Db paE, Pn J AND ERE RAILROAD.—ON AND Af re Es May 19, 1806, 3G ) further senger talus leave pier fot ot Waoas sree ae “Duoaten eaprems, at 6 A. M. for ppaw. md ake an at6 A.M. for Bh ‘Mail, wt for Dunkirk. 3 ‘Butialo an interme Mate rs pO! will connect with ex REE, DAY tase FOR ALNANY—PROM Poot al and Spring streets, connecting with trains to Foratoga and the Wes. Steamers ALIDA and ARME NIA, daily, at 7 A. M., making the privet vlogs ALE Frvicactous CURR FoR ORM BUNIONS, Ne growing inti Bf fet ty ‘anew taf petinr mated Wanse Dotted oF ne OF TRETINONTATS. (From his Tmperin Balen. ee ee, Emperor of Je certifie que enue avec ane extreme babiieta CHANDELIERS ror 8A P—THRER runners rach, and two have burners each. KD GORMAN, 71 Beekman street aa LADIES AND OENTLEMEN.—WiAT 18 Jt that Indies and en, from the old country are 80 of 98 soon arrive in this great coun. fon apoon answered. A place toceol aft on 4 ay. Remember the parks and gardens of old hellevue Garden, foot "of Richtieth strest, Rast river, has just beep opened by an Englishman, and one who knows the wante of bis countrymen. — Thia is the most delight ful garden in the vicinity of New York. Second and Third avenue enrs every ve minutes. 8. WARD, Proprietor. 770 Tim UNMARRIND—SOMETHING PNTI RELY new, showing all may get married trreapoct age or Cireumsiances, by sending 50 cents and stamp for reply. Ad pte . Johnson, Mount Vision Post office, Owego county, ow ee ae Pot J roprietor. 2.