The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORE HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Fewar, July 16—¢ P. M. ‘The stock market is depressed to some extent. ‘The het weather has without doubt some influence in diluting prices. It is melting down almost every- thing else, amd we' do not see why stocks should escape. There are other and more permasent causes vitgjat the decline, and more sellers than we have -@ long time. Erie and Reading were sold in large lots, both for cash and on time. The sales of Michigan Southern were somewhat larger than usual. The burning of the steamboat Northern Indi anayen Lake Erie is undoubtedly the canse of the largé sales of stock and a portion of the decline. Illinois Railroad bonds are lower to-day, but the salee-were not large. About two hundred shares of ‘the stock eold at the first board, at a decline. We notice the sale of fifty shares Milwaukie and La Crosse Railroad stock, at the first board to-day, at 70 per cent, buyer thirty days. This isthe first public sale of this stock in this market. During the past month there have been a good many private specula- tions, and sales have frequently been made at 70 per cent, cash. The earnings of this company have been greater, on the same length ¢f road, than any other company ever realized in the Western States in the same length of time. The road was opened in January, 1856. In that month the earnings were of course very small, but every month since has shown an increase, so that the total receipts for the first six months, on only abut fifty-one miles of the road, were upwaras of one hundred and eighty thou- sand dollars. In July—the present month—the earnings are likely to be larger than in June, and it is estimated that the total receipts for the year end- ing ‘December 31, 1856, will range between five and six hundred thousand dollars. This, on a cost of only about one and a half million of dollars, is most extraordinary. Calculating one-half of the earnings for operating expenses and we have say $250,000 to pay interest on $500,000 of debt and dividends on $1,000,000 of stock. This would be equal to tweaty per cent the first year, on a short and unfinished road. Such a stock should sell for more than seventy per cent. At the second board the market was better. Erie advanced } per cent; New York Central, }; Reading, ¢. After the board prices advanced another frac- tion, bat the improvement was partially lost before the close. There was a decided upward movement in Resding, with large sales. Up to the close of business today the engage- ments of specie for shipment by the steamship Bal- tic, from this port for Liverpool to-morrow, (Satar- day), amounted to $500,000, of which $100,000 was silver. The above aggregate will probably be in- creased. The Mlinois Central Railroad Company are about issuing certificates or scrip for $900,000, in sums of $500 and $1,000, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, the principal redeemabie on the 1éth of January, 1858. These certificates are issued in anticipation of the amount to be received for 30,000 shares of stock, which are now represented ‘gen, ond which have, from exposure, lost much of that of Chanquinola. The official information re ceived is very condensed and brief, but establishes certain points which show beyond question that the company possesses goal workable coal mines. ‘The locality at which the works will be fixed is of course not yet determined, as many more beds have yet to be examined; bat Professor ‘Manroas inclines more to the Ubanquinola coal than the other, and will probably recommend that point as the best, unless he should find other beds, of equally good quality, in # location which should suit him better. Thies Chanquinola coal ia the first which was discovered by Mr. Morel, some years since, and it has always been the favorite point with the projectors of this enterprise for establishing the works, The Chanquinola is double the size, nearly, of the Chagres river, and this bed of coal iv about three-quarters of a mile from the river, and as far as examined shows about fifteen feet of thick ness, thirteen feet of which is pare coal. Coal could be brought down to the shippiag point in « few hours, as soon as the arrangements of the com als from warehouse, during the week ending and in- cluding Thureday, July 17, 1856:— Movaamrt wv Foxman Ver Goons. Consumpoon, $310,914 ‘Value put on the market during the week... $3,723, 986 The inactivity usual at this season of the year, noticed in our last, still continues. The importations +till continue large, and the stocks now held by .Obbers are large and very complete in the variety of assortments. The hotels contain a large number of country merchants, but owing to the excessive heat of the weather many of them pass on to cooler retreats to the North and Eastward, deferring to make purchases until their return from the watering places. The wholesale clothing houses have been the most employed in getting in stocks and in mak- ing more or less sales to dealers from the distant trade of the West and South. Accounts from Wis- consin and other grain growing Western States represent times to be hard and money scarce. In many of the towns discounts on loans ranged from 2ha3 per centa month. The consequences are that a good many failures have been reported in that direction. The country at large, however, is pros- perous, and the crops of grain, cotton, &c., with some exceptions, are quite promising. The charac- ter of the wheat, as a general thing, will prove of a superior quality. In Virginia and other Southern States the crop has been gathered, and is selling in this market at $1 67 for red, and $1 70 for fair white, The harvest is in rapid progress in the middle States, and the berries are ripening fast in the Genessee Valley, and promise this year to be saved in good condition. It is probable that this season we shall have more good flour, and less inferior or commen, than we had last year, and less specula- tion; and the dry goods trade with tne West pro- mises to be more healthy for the future, if not so large. Reports from Manchester, by the Niagara, represent an improved trade at firmer prices. There is a prospect that staple goods may rule higher during the fall trade. Be this as it may, no one anticipates that they are to be any lower. The jobbers chiefly engaged in the Southern trade are in the expectation of a heavy business from that direction. The supply of cotton from the last crop was the largest in the history of the country, and realized good prices. The effect has been to make money plentier at the South, but it has also en- hanced the prices of improved lands and labor to such an extent as to render the profits from newly established plantations much less. The capacity or ability of the people to consume goods, however, bas been greatly advanced. This trade is becoming more divided in this direction. It is more the cus- tom for New York jobbing houses to establish branches in Charleston, Savannah and New Or 22,413 packages against 14,526 for the same time the past year. Heavy brown shirtings and shect- ings rule at 8c., and light standards at 7c. a 7}. Bleached were dull. Drills were firmly held at 8c. following are the sales for the week:—11,000 pieces, GAx64, 5)c.; 5,000 do., 60x68, 5jc.; 3,500 do., 60x68, private terms; 2,000 do., 60x68, 5jo.; 5,000 do., 60x 64, 5 40.; 9,300 do., 60x64, 54c.; 4,000 do., 60x64, pri- vate terma; 5,000 mye 56x64, 5c.; 1,500 do., 56x56, 52x66, Total, 47 300 1 ’ yy fecwe aes Lak te ts teats ers firm, thoagh prices were unchanged. ‘oreign Fapay, Jaly 18, 1866, 7 Erie RR...53 GLK do.......83 61 too do... D8 61K 100 do. s10 61% boo 90 “ 50 Mil.& LaGRR bao 7 7 Mich. Cen. RR... 92 0... 060 a bs cr 3000 do Wig 1000 B& 1 T7 pep. me ‘22 shs Metropol n Bk ‘22 Del & Had Oni Co. ie 100 Cumb Coal — a ssesis E bo tev & Tol do. 200 do 400 do. 6 do. 30 Wis L Store itt, 68 12 Mil & Mime RR... 17 Eighth Av RR. 17 10...44..,. 100% 30 Chi & Rock THR. 92s, SECOND BOARD. $4000 N YConRR6's 89 600 shs Erie RR..960 62 1000 Til Cen RR Bde @2%% 400 do a3 82% 0000 do. 92% 500 do 330 62 5000 do... 030 92% 250 do . 62% 4600 NY Con RR 7's ware 100 Fighth Ave RR.. 100 9 ipa Bak Com'srce 106} 100 Had River R.b60 32% © 28% 1200Reading Railroad 915 a Ton Faiiroad 2% do «30 91% Hirle Railrond..3 62% a0 de b3 Li 900 62 50TH Con Rit. s10 1074 ne to #3 62% 100 lev & Tol RR... 703g 60 do. 62% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fray, July 186 P.M. Asores quiet, at 640. for pote. Brxavervyrs.—Flour—Thore was a better feeling in the market, with a better import demant and more ac. ‘uvity in Prices for common and fair extra branis of State ard Western improved about Se. per barrel, Tne transactions embraced about 10,000 a 12,000 bbls. of the various descriptions, at about the following quotations ‘Common to a 96 90 Common to 2 8 5 60 xtra State xa 625 Common to 6 6% Extra Ohio... oo 70 Extra Genesee. 00 = De, fancy be i a7 Canadian P) 1% Choice Mille % 2 976 Haxall és = Inciud a, Canadian, é se Of 700 4 800 bbis., at Rye ficur—Sales of 200 » 300 , 82 758 $06. Jerse: eh . Wheat—The market for ime wae wales embraced about 30,000 yushels, including 3,000 ‘Ca padian whi at $1 7: com mon Milwaukie red at $1 white ‘at $270; new Southern whi ; & amali lor do. pew Southern red at $1 6 firm, and the turn cf the market was asers, with sales of about 25,| duding: from store, at at 58c. & Ole. ; s romnd rolon, was dun ar Se! 82 or yellow, 65c. 85e. a 86c. for Oats were ade for Southern, 43c. & 453. for Stave Corres.—The market 200 Sci ik. cee te mats Java, at 14%c., at ll ke. Corrox.—The sales embraced about 1,690 bales, at full prices, The market closing very firm. Fanont.—To Liver} ‘Were engaged at 6d. @ 644¢., do. yesterday wtternoon, at 7d. & 6,000 ‘bbis, four at %s.; bales 4gd.; 100 tons of fustic, "at 168. and rels of rosin, at 2s. (To London, 1, of oil cake at 28. &i.; 300 bbly rosin ot its turpentine at 63, To Glasgow, 1. eed To Hamburg, 300 bow. spirits t aKa “qo Bremen, 150 bales tobacco at 700. cotton at tc. To Havre, flour was at oe a 16c. A bark was chartered to return from New York at $7 per ton. Gunxy CLemn.—650 bales were sold at 1c. Hay was steady, with sales at S5c. a 60c. Inoy.—Prices were unchanged. Limx was unchanged. MoLasses.—Sales of a cargo of 300 bhds. Porto Rico at 4€c.; 80do. at 47c., and 60 bbls. New Orleans at 53c. Navat Stones were quiet and prices without change of importance. Gus.—Olive dull; 200 baskets, quarts, at $3 36+; 4 months, Provisions.—Pork—The market was rather quiet, and rices steady. Suies of about 550 bbis. were made, in low, at 320 2 for mess, Prime was at $17 624. Beef was steady, with sales of about 100 bbis., includi country prime, at $7 60 a $83 25, and mess at $8 5 a $10. Other descriptions were unchanged. Cut meats were firm, and sales of dry salted shoulders were made at 94, a'9'c. for shoulders, and 10%c. a 103gc. for haus. Bacon was firm. Lard contlaued firm, with small sales at 121,. a 12%¢. Butter and cheese were uo- altered in_prices, Rice,—Sales of 75 casks were made at 8%c. a 41ic. ‘Sricks.—A cargoof 1,796 bags pimento were sold by auction to-day at 10-16c. a 10 dtc., three months. Svaars.—The market was steacy, with sales of 600 bhds., inchudmg 300 Porto Rico, at oie. —the remainder was Cuba, which ranged from bc. a 9c. Srnurs.—The market in soirits is quiet, with small sales to the trade. We can only note sales of 25 half pipes Cognac brandy at $4 5()a $5; 15 do. Rochelle brandy at $8 26 a $3 76, 20 puncheons Jamaica rum at $1 50, and 16 pipes gin at $1 15. ‘TaiLow.—The market has exhibited within the few days past more animation, and some 50,000 Ibs, have been sold Tonacco.—There is more inquiry for Kentucky, and holders are very tirm | Sales of 186 hhds, Kentucky at 104sc. a 18. ; 122 baies Havana at 25c. a 30c.; 260 bales Yara at private terms, and 140 cases faite 6Xc. a "Sumer wen heavy, with small sales of Ohlo and prison at 40c. ‘Wines are in request. Sales of 150 quarter moderate casks port at $2 10 a $2 50; 250 do, sweet Malaga at 6c. ; 25 do. dry Malaga at 85c.: 1,000 caser claret ut $2 65 & Fd 75, and 400 quarter casks Burgundy p.rt on speculs tion, at private terms. ‘oo..—During the ye week there has been a better demana for domestic, and sales are reported of 50,000 los. at our quotations. Foreign continues very quiet, and, owing to the bigh prices it costs to import it at pre- sent, ho ders are not over anxious to mske any conces- sions in price, and thus not meeting the views of pur- chasers, we bave no sales of imp«rtance to report. FAMILY MARKETING. RETAIL PRICK OF PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON MARKET. The very warm weather affected sales pot a little in Washington market yesterday. The butchers cleared out early, there being no purchasers. Meat still continues high, with light sales. The same remark applies to poul- try. Fish is dear; salmon is getting cheaper, so are her- mpg. Oysters do nol sell well, owing to the impression abroad that they are not good this time of the year. Soft crabs are in. Fruit is very abundant, especially berries. Strawber- ries und cherries have run cut, but their place is supplied by other fruit. Grapes promise to be abundant but not very good. Apples and pears also are very poor and dear; they should not be eaten for a month at least. ‘There are no peaches in market yet, and dealers say there will be very lew this season. ‘Vegetables are tolerably cheap. Old potatoes have run out and so have Burmudas. The new ones are very bage and command from $2 60 to $3 per varrel. New cab’ js coming in. Tomatoes fluctuate in ae were $4 per bushel yesterday, and may be dollar to-day. The = © ereccee coo ISL IIIT ISI Se8eaeessscsel cs PPO PEED PEED EEE PED ED CBcnce © Heoreermmomce coceccoccoccemecococceccocco BWSSASESE EASSSSSSESSSSlo SSSRESSSRRSSSE ERESSSSESSSSSSBSSSSsSHcseRce com ho Prem lassillessissl ° ISlSlsSllli seal x Blue fish, Weak do., Fiuke do., Salmon, freeh, ‘* Fresh mackerel, “ Blackfish “ Salt mackerel, “ fait shad, “ Smoked halibut, “ Do, mackerel, ** co eccoooce Es eer eeeeeeee smoked shad Souses salmon, per can,... moked salmon, pet Ib Dry codfish, Opere—frmee bay, per 100. Virginia Clama—Shrews' bury, “ ©2 eoweooooo oO <& . ISSl1SS3 KSSSRSEessliSialiisiiiil ero o SRSSSSETISSS SlLRTSSS VIII Ill sssses Terrapins. don, Crabs, soft shell, pet 50 3 = 6 ot 0 1 = 1 - 0 - 0 Savoy om a0 Beote, per bune — ao Sacrom. bench — 20 Salad, 6 a0 Garlick, yer inch — 20 Lettuce, ban maaan Leeks, bune! oe m Turnipe, white, per do, aT 8 0 62% Caulillower, apteoe..... = 80% Green corn, per 100, — 2200 — 200 wee mW sO — 20% Oo 8 008 = 40 = on = Som 04 - 8 - » = ua on BUTTER, CHEESE, ETO. ane » cooe® Salllesks ovrrreree pin oe Avee Nate bialne oa tn IE Ea AVIEKTISEMENTS KENEWED KVEKY DAL, POLITICAL. ov ASSEMBLY DISTRIGT—THIRD AD SIXTH & wards.—In pursuance fe the cali of the Dernocratic Gene ral Commiiee of Tamunan, the delegations from the above wards met at the ( Clermort House on Friday eveuing, July 18. On motion, Thomas Munroe, was appointed Chair Henry ©. Hart Beanary. On motion, Hou P. Ub. y, of the Third ward, was unanimously elected as de d Paurick Mathews alternate, to represeat the. dls- the Democratic Convention, to be held at Syracuse, 5 ‘HOS. MU NROE, Chairman. ', Harr, Secretary. ¢TH WARD PIONEER BUCHANAN AND BRECKIN- ridge Club.—The members of the club are requested to at- July 90, Hexey tend a business meeting on Tuesday evening, at eight o'clock, at Monroe Hall, corner oth Pearl Centre sireets. By order, IENKY H. HOWARD, President. 4 James McGowan, Henny Hugues, }secreuren _EMPIRE WATER, USTICE. TO “VHE EMPIRE SPRING, SARATOGA. TO SOUTHERN DRINKERS OF aKatoua WATER. ‘The steady iucrease of y of the Empire water d ng the t uring (Me Pe ATIRICATES OF PRYBICIANS, which prove it " SUPERIOR 70 CONGRESS in very many essential particulars, possessing al es of the Congress, without the Ly properties which, in that water, often create a cough tn drinking by be the Empire water having in it a See epee ‘of iodine, Which makes it useful in many phases Es, DYSPRUSTA, ETC. SCKOFULOUS Di and invaluable in the awakening to action of the torpid liver, guarding effectually against CONSUMPTION, for which, previously, Saratoga waters have been mainly held fer remelont, bave produced s strung, impression in the public rund that the Empire is destined very soon to be the. MOST CELEBRATED OF THE SARATOGA WATERS. ‘This fact has iuduced certain interested parties to make the following misrepresentauon: ‘They state in their advertisement that there are a multitude gs at Saratoga, the water from any of which might aw persous whose scruples of con- tend ouly to cases where they are liable to pecuniary it, and yet the article go imposed on the public be worthless, or injurious, THE ABOVE EXTRACT contains 4 positive declaration that all the waters at Saratoga, except the Congress, are worthless, or injurious. THE ASSERTION I8 UNTRUE ‘All the mineral waters at Saratoga have their peculiar me- dicinal properties, and are neither worthless nor injurious; but only the Empire Water and the Congress are Loitled to’ any extent for exportation. SUSTICE TO THE EMPIRE SPRING and ite unequalled waters, we refer. to analysis, experience, and medical authority, to prove to Southern patrons and the public, ITs SUPEMIOKY ANALXSIS OF EMPIRE SPRING. ‘The analysis ofthe Empire water, by Professor E. Emmons, is as follow Chloride of sodium... Bicarbonate of lime. .. Hlearbonate magnesia... . Bicarbonate of soda. Hyudtiodate of soda or iodi Bicarbonate of iron, a a Solid contents in a gallon. Specific gravity... 1.039 From the reeulis of several experiments I have made with the water of the Empire Spring, and also from the published fnalyals of Prot. E-Eimous 1 find it to contain the sume ingredients as are contained in the Congress and other atoga Waters, but in different proportions. ‘The amount of combined todine is unustrally large. For the treatment of scrofuia, some stages of consumption, and kindred affections, Ido not know of any mineral water be.ter adapted for producing salutary resulis "The water contains so snail a proportion of iron Je it to be for transportation very advantageously. JAMES B.C HILTON, M. D., Cuemist, New York, June 20. THE EMPIRE WATER Miny be found at the principal drug stores, hotels. and at G W. WESTON & CO.'S, Saratoga Springs, or at thelr Southera cepot, 68 Barelay street, New York. > m MUSICAL AND DANCING. NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORE, WITH METAL- liz frame and finished back, of superior tone, and war ranted in every respect, can be had at © sacrilice, if applied for immediately, at 178 Wooster street USICAL.—AN EXCELLENT PIANO PLAYER AND competent teacher wishes to give lessovs on the same ta is respectable American family, Where boar | would be given as anequivalent. Can give, usa reference, tae susie publish- ers, Messrs. Sehuberth & way AND EONS. —A. instruments, all of our own ew and second hand pianos Pisnorosrss, GUITAR: large assortment ot the abo manufacture and warranied. atd melodeons to rent. FIRTH, POND & CO., S47 Browiway, N. ¥. HE vemmoe? RALLYING SONG, PUBLISHED FOR the Rocky Mountain Vremout Club of Brooklyn, may, had by the hundred, at 10 coats each. Address C. B. Coflin. FR. C., box L808 Post office, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. LBANY BOAT.—THE NEW AND SPLENDIDSTEAMER GLEN COVE, Capt. Townsend, will leave pier foot of Canal and Spring’ streets, on Mi . 21st inat., at 7 o'clock A ping at the usual landings. For further particulars inquite of L- LEWIS, Jr., 202 West viveet- Dz BOATS FOR Alpena teal bd CANAL atreeta, re 4 amers Alida *,rmenis daily, ay Jandings. 5 Ez ‘and the West. making he principal landiz AND FORT T leaves Mi a, REE! aT a SAG HARBOR—STEAMER For, gaa SELL . J. Post, Je, fy to leave o York, foot of Ket shi A.M. Returning, leave Greenport, Woadays, at 830-87 OR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHI.ANDS F and soamer JAMES CI MRLs. TorHum wil leave Jay sree pee on Wi nd every day thie weet. ot £96 FM. for the ‘ore dled a surf bathing al Ltd chemaie a3 leaving plor 3 Couey Island, last t island, Fort’ Mi cons for which @ retum teket will be for children, » M. P.M. Fite for the trip to back to New York twent} tive i No hall HODGE, Agent yew pi AxD HARLEM RAILROAD. —FARE of car or fariem Rail ween New York and Albany,om ais! sfter the frst of August connecting at Albany with the mor: .g and evening ines oa the Northern aud Centra! Railroads. The chenpest and mos! pleasant roule, running throg the lands of We«tehest tnam, Dut .vess, Colum ba aud Nensslner ba and avoiding the dangers of the river CAMPBEUL, Superintendeat, New Youx, July 18, 0. N*%, \yEW YORK AND ERIE RAILR@AD.—ON x4 - ter Mouday. May 19, 1866, a0 cengor'talne wil ure pler toot ot Moaae sirest ea tales — Dunkirk exprem, at 6 A. M, for Dunkirk. = alo ex roam, at 6 A. M. for ail ole a, for D tor Dunkiek “and Buffalo and interme ate tations. ay \apretese, ks mail will counest wih em ce trains ‘ PON ata Wochester, wad with the ‘ig ‘ake showe Katlroad for Cinctnnatt 0 passenger, at 3:0 P. M., trot foot of Chamber foots vin Thermost for Sudlerns, asi Intermediate ations erge,) via reeetinee = for Newburg aod Middietow: at5P. M., for Dunkirk and Buttalo. P. M., for Dunkirk and Buifalo, aad taterme aa, Niagare expres train, © and fiterma exerpiad. mire wish the mire Palle \irond, tor New York are, for Boe a Lack, S Western. Kallrost, for Seranion’ at Bugnio sot eee ‘Shore Sao LOTs AT NORTH WAVERLEY. PALISADE avenue, Bergen Heights, suction isa VAL st rellock B.S again eucton. ea Tucsday sai 2 clock. - ud. This property (0 (ect ou Palisade avenue. snd owe tlle trons, chs on ferry, and Ooe and a» half miles to the comer < ca ‘The view is grand and opaiet be [abercepted aapiaoks ‘Narrows Inland, New York elty, 1 ihe tag. foot above high water 1 the Haghlands cf Nevestnk, and is 1 First class improvements are going up adjonlag the roporiy on the north, south and weal. “The Female mathe | troduced as soon as demanded, the main wi be as the main pipe now passes ‘within 500 feet of the property. ' Phe Hi aie ate vainy was iucorperalat taal winter, ‘and gas will be supplied ‘as soon as desired, All persons desirous of purchasing lots on Bergen Heights are requesied to visit this’ property, aud wee the Bn raniages it haa over auy surroy pro perty. Terms of sale—10 per cent, and auctioneer's fee. on the day of sale; 10 per cent on the 22d day of September, when full warrantee deeds will be aaron, the ‘baladce (80 per cent) can remain on bond and mortgage for five years, at7 per coat per annum, payable semi aunually. Omnibuses will be iu Atiendance at the Jersey City and Hoboken ferries on the day sale, Ww convey persons 0 aud from the, ground tree af ex pense maps and further particular re of the & lioncer, at bis office, 15 Montgomery st THOMAS WELLWOOD, 75 Nassau str NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONED: ‘J. Bleecker & Co. will sell at public auction, at the Mer- chants’ Exchange, in the clvy of New York, on Moutay, the Lat day of September next, cy O'clock, $420.00) eight per pas cost first morigage bonds of t 3 iifcwubls ana Boriate Compan; ‘These bonds bear date May 1, 1856, are payable Moy 1, 1882, and are convertible into sock st the option of the holder af any: time within five years from their date, with interest of eight per cent, pi arable semi-annually on presentation of she cou- {ons antiexed, nt the Bank of the Republic, in the city of Now They are secured bya e upon, and are a Grst Hen upon forty-two aniles of the road hetween te junevon with the La Crosse aud Milwaukie Raliroad, in the village of Hortcon, in the county of Dodge, and the village of Berlin, in the county of Marquette, together With all the rolling s'ock, depot grounds, other property of the company, and by a sinking fund ‘ingnish the whole: mortgage debt of the com- pany he maturity of the bonds. Should there be @ failure on the part of the company, or noglect to make the annual deposit to the sinking fund as spe fiesl, the trusiee, Robert H. Lowry, Ksq., Cashier of the Bank of the Republic, in the city of New York, is authorized and di- d to foreclose the mo me manner ag if default y ade in the payment ot prineipal or interest on said ‘hus putting Mout of the power of the company to huis obligation. ‘The road is now completed to the village of Waupun, fifteen miles from ke junctcn win’ the Lar Grease and Milwaniee Railroad, a point sixty-six miles northwest from Milwaukie, and has been in operation since the 20th of February last, and isso situated, geographically, that it will always be without covmpetition, ‘as no other road ean be constructed to compete ihe business. that is justly tribulary. to it without being 1 ch more circuitous and distant, besides being costly fn construction. ‘The fifteen miles of road have earned, ‘he three months ending May 25 over $12,400, which 18 8 iiich larger amount, in proportion to its length, than was. arned by the Milwaukie and i Railroad in the cor- respondicg months in tbe year 166 the irs year that road was opened to Madison, and this amount was mitch less than it would t have been had it not been for the great full in pro- duce, which prevented farmers from sending thelr grains for- ward to market ‘When the road bas earned an amount net equal to eight per r annum on this issue of bonds, they will be received Comptroller as securities for banking purposes; and as fe increases in Wealth and bankiug capital there Wil me demand for these bonds Copies of the charter of the company and the bond and mortgage, and the r solutions of the Board of Directors au thorizing (heir execution, may be obtained at the office of auctioneers, and capitalists are invited to examine the exhibit company, and see on what foundation it relies for a bu dio! none in the sects State of Wisconsin. kes these securities as desirable as any in the iarket for investme Jud President. cent 1 ui v t 80 Greenw ch street, at li with a quantity of paper, er. ck, a large stock of 4 Yemons. ae, damaged bi UCTION NOTIC fin A furniture and ho ‘ © clock, TUNIS MORRELL, Auctione to pay cush advaneed, suite of rosewood parlor furniture, covered with first qualily satin brocatel; mahogany and oak extension din th centre pillar, also, black walnut sad oak arble top and other dressing bureaus and easy and pocki chairs; six dozen parlor chairs; black walnut and mahozany bedsteads: spring and hair mattresses; hall stands, cottage chainber suits; rosewood and binck walnut etegeres;rosewoo., Diack walnut and mabogany tables, marbie lope, &c-;oltomans, book racks; large engraving, ‘of New York, ia wilt (came = oll painungs, sea, river and land scenes, in gilt frames, mirrors. &¢. Also, various descriptions sof destravie ‘ous salesroom has been improved, ‘Satisfaction keepers 3B.—As the spac will find’ unusual comfort in attending ‘TION NOTICE.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER—BY 10) o'clock, in the sales. BELL & BUSH, this day 4 Foom, 12 North William street, will be sold 4 v furniture, hotel arrangements, china, crockery. uors, ée.; at 11 o'clock will be continued the ry goods, clothing, hosiery, millinery, lac r dresses, gents’ furuiahing goods ‘nd table linen: also, beau tiful watches, chains, pins, rings, four xuperior revolvers; for account of whom it tay concern, two first rate silver patent lever watches. UCTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUOTIO: S. BOGART, this day, at 10% o'clock, at rooms, corner of Frankfort and William stre:ts—Constadle's of & grocery store, horse, Wagon wad us, Colle, soap, caus mustard, and re bottom chairs, — one Meads, crockery, engray he i. eOR WILLIAM THOMPSON, Constabie. a * eal DRUGGISTS Med Vtg ae Auctioneer, sell at auction, on Moodny, ; day a, i, haan ag store, sivasted’ on the oor ner of Troy street and Eighth avenue, with « lease for aterm ot years. “The store is well stocked, aad ‘& good trade, nd must be sold to the bidder. Ii the falaes: or of the Auelioneet, 16t Canal street °°" ue PFS” MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, win SELL, THIS DAY, ‘at 173 Chatham furniture of a bouse, the eonal nenoreiesnt assortinent of furniture, £c-; also a lot of damaged aardines. Po go rt 'S SALE.—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, esroom 23 re sell, on Monday, Zit in gs ai trucl iron, ‘and other ‘material for manu together with a large quantity of MPHOS. VEITCH, AUCTIONFER.—STORE 16 SPRUCE Sherith's of horace, carte, fe » de. urday, July ina AaM. at le street, epasicting of horses, carts, harness, Ac. &c JAS. C. WILLET, She: me, VEITCH, AUCTIONED —STO8R, NO. ruce street. clots FA a voatings, &e., &e. oa Hy ol general a, Chatting sireet, street, consisting won of ena. a ie a Depury Sheri. W., SAbeRTe July i between Hicks: ina ral assortment of AUCTIONERR, Tad. SELL, ON at 10's o'clock, at 134 Sackett street, streets, try and tngrain and ‘onzes, OFnu:ne als, fe git xan also china, glass and ery ware, parlor stoves, furniture, ac. w* WINTERS, QUCTIONERR, WILL SELL, THIS diny at 1089 or dbck, at 187 Canal strat, all the genteel parlor, kitehen and chamber furniture, of a leaving the city, sofas, rockers, tables, parlor sulis, cha do., gilt frame mirrors, French bedstends, halr and other mal bedding, dressing bureaus and wi Hands, tollet nets, dining room and kitehen furniture, en ; SEGARS. Gra ARS.—TUNIS MORRELL WILL, SELL, THIS MORN 1D in, at 1034 o'clock. a large lot of Havana: Ac. segare 0: the mont tn quantities o sult deniers an‘ others ‘a oniy diieen talnutes will be given to sogare, be punctual to examine pi } ALBERT, DENTIST, HAS INVENTED A NEW method to insert aruficial plate and pivot teeth without ravings to injure the natural wearin i find this of great value. ‘His office is at ry rinee urest, oe doors west of Broadway. + LOST OR STOLEN—A SMAL greyhound slut, with a small black spot on the b Collar. “uy person returning her te283 Went Pifcente Will be suitably rewarded, and receive the thanks of the wher JOUND—A FORKIGN BUILT BOAT, SUPPOSED TO Apply at Litehield's store, Broad EFT IN AN OMNIBUS OF THE “KNICKERNO® 4 ker line,” about 6 P.M. of the 17th inst. ® paper pack ee comtatn ing two patterns—a brown figured bare, a black ‘ay and Wotered silk. The ‘ander will tere. \orded by leaving the same at 64 Troy street, near Abington vare LOST TA, POCKETBOOK. 4 cate on the Bowery favar of ee ot NING A CERTIFI nd from Magraw drawn of Win. pers. any of the returning the same at 76 Fourth avenue, will be and reeerve the thanks of the owner. hla MORNING BOAT FOR NEWnORG. LAND Dob! Ft C4 Yonkers, Hastin Haverstraw, V pring and Cornwall. —The id ‘elock, for the above Py wal) leave foot of Jay street, landing at foot of 7 pe ning to New York at 7B. M., mos ‘areet aa way. SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR HAVERSTRAW, 0D Janding at Youkers, Hastings, Dobbs’ Ferry, Tai and Ming Bing.—The favorite steamer THOMAS BE. H will leave foot of Jny street, at 80 A.M. and SP. M., for he above landings ing at Amos street dock each way. For urther particu! of J. LEWIS, Jr., 202 West street HOUSE SE FURNISHING GO Goops. APS. wy TR The celebrated Philadetphia fly trap. The very thing to free the dining room and kitchen from flies. Simple in ita construction. mos! complete for the purpose de- ice only 28 con's Med Pree oy Oe sale by ROBRRT DAVE 644 & 646 Broadway, Merthe corner of Bleecker street, New York. OUBE FURNISHING GOO! Ho One hundred » | sesterday. ) wih ona Pari 100 my rota, boat net tp 4 inthe elty is now on ples rah prt mga sup) nthe wante of howse. iles out of town cx «them sent immedi iP Oy forwarding a line to the « y con be st yp oF taken déwn in a very f ties apd in making the ae ers a. Lng ‘ a = test dtfficu! ras Com) 0 B15, ole! x RoBERY 1 tia, 644. te) Bromd wa: Bortheast corner: cocker atreet, New York. On TRAPS kR* 'No peat housekenper should be wiriont It tie iy Ly sieby RONRNT Davi vines, Price ewe. For sale by bea ia O44 864 Bere Northenst corner of Ble: way cor street Hew York, LOST JON, THURSDAY, 1TH INST. IN WATER, BE. 4 tween Fulton and Pike streets, a shipping recetyt book A liberal reward will be paid on returning the same to Peter Kige & Co., 198 Water street, L* “OST—BETWEEN TH 2071 OF JUNE AND TH 4 & gold wnd dark bine aap atk Mow with pendant tteched, having in it Whoever wili return it at 21 Third arent. will be hand ied, being the gif of a de- comely rewarded, as it is highiy censed mother , INA NINTH STRERT AND SIXTH containing bose i linen, and wi Lo owner's herein. if the finder. will exe it 1a Went he will be suitably rewarded. ram ITH A HLACK AND TAN TERRIER i, end of tail cut olf; bad on sliver piated illar’ wi rane considerably worn. Whoever will return her to Waa. 7. $3 Cortiandt st., will be saita- bly_rewm | osT—On FRIDAY, ith gut, Ey PROM 0 Ay iawd warrant, Tor eight No w2 ani one bounty land wi ene et acres, No. and one for one hundred ped twenty scree, Wo. 6575. A bultabie re ward will be [hd parson finding b returning the same to the mubseri era are hereby cautioned ta oe Want TN McCEAN x RULKLEY, i UEA ssa ‘@ Yinarboen street, New York. ——————— SS ‘O8ST—A SAFE KEY. ON FRIDAY, THE 18TH INST I The finder, by leaving It at 2 - broadway, without delay, | be suitably rewarded. furray and John streets, on Broadway. TRATED (OR stor EN—FROM THe SUBSCRIBER corner of Twenty-second street and Fourth avenue, on the Yu ina a sorrel horse, about 16 hands high, white down the one white foot and awiteh fail. Any information that Will Jend to the recovery will be Nberally rewarded. to Wm. LeCount, corner veniie, South Brooklyn. HTS Ts TO TON All, PERSONS NOT 20 NRGO. tiate a note given me by Albert 8 Nipper, in the year sea, for Sis, whtoh pete was aiclen from me on Monin July 14 1468, and pat me in full by A. 8. Nipper, Suly it es ised, notw ithetanding the igss of "SNe oat ; Appl Twer) second street and Foard ~ o Powe mannnnnnnnnntnnnneeenre Q MURKAY STRERT—BOARD FOR Gent EMEN AO EAE wives single eentione i; also, furmiabed yom to let, widoul board. Very. pleasant ‘rooma, with mo gern improvements. WALKER STREFT, FIVE DOORS WésT OF 5 nae —A quiet‘and genteel private boarding house for single genilemen and gentlemen and their wives, ‘Lerms reasonable Hot, cold and shower baths free 5 WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET.—VERY pest valle suites of rooms, on the second and third may be obtained, with full or pi viel board. Persons wing transient board will find the Hecation ‘healthy and deligh uri sumer months. Q) SPRING STREET, FOUR DOORS, FROM, BROAD- ‘way.—To let, several handsomely furniseed rooms, to tingle Zeuticmen. "The iocation Ia near all the iret, class hotels. “Tnquire sa the bullding of Anson House. 24 WASHINGTON STREET. FURNISHED ROOMS 10 let, with or without board; rooms, with bon: from 4 to $6. per weeks without board, frou $125. to ‘Transient board and lodging, $1 per day. AG] BROOME STREET. ONE BLOCK West, OF Broadway, near St. Nicholas Hotel.—Furnishest rooms to let, or without board. House first class, wih modern improvements ‘Transient boarders accommodated, Boutherners will find this a pleasant, airy location. 864 BROADWAY.—BOARDING.—¥ AMILIES CAN be accommodated with desirable sults of room-, ‘With all the modern improvements Private table if desired. Also, rooms for single gentlemen, with breakfast and PARTMENTS.—SEVERAL SUITS OF HANDSOME: Spariments, of four rooms each, with marble mantels and gas, to let, on Fulion avenue, Brien 00, tee railroad route, about five biocks above the’ ( Kent $12, $10 and $¢ per month. Apply to WM. MACKEY, 98 Fulton ave A LADY FROM TRANCE, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, oe Consul General's eh William pty ube seat NA 1 panos GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED oe a furnished bedroom, without board, on the second teor, Terms moderate, A Widow LADY, LIVING TWO OR TAREE MILES from the city, ia a healthy locality, easy of access by day, wishes one or two children to at 11 ldridge street. cars at all hours board. ws she has care of them from bi teed, quiet home one week. A. BANDEOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR, with two bedrooms attached, tolet; also a single room: ‘Those desiring the comforts of a home will find them by call- ing at 9 Prince street, a few doors west of Broadway. OARD—A LADY, LIVING AT THE CORNER OP Broadway aud Kighty-third street, wishes to take afew children to board. Inquire of Mrs. Hogan, at the above place. OARD—WITH A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON SE. Indy and gentleman, oF two or three a ile house of an English widow lady: unt Yoen! erful society ; the comforts of home. ‘84 West Warren atreet, between Clinion and Hees, VB OARD—FOR GENTLEMEN, AT A VERY MODERATE rate; also accommodation for two or three young women, who are out during the day, either with or without board: Apply at o2 West Washington place, upper OARD, CLINTON PLACE.—A FAMILY AND A FEW single gentlemen can be accommodated with furnished reixpe is taadeen eeeveaiaceac ant tact Bete very de- sirable location 6t Clinton place, hear Fifth avenue, OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- men can be accommodated wih fall or partial board; alsa, a few with meals, without rooms, at 40 eet, near College place. oaee Fi ROOM WANTED—BY A YOUNG WO ciet, respectable family, up town, not highee than Thuriieth s sireet, where the advertiser can have a quiet, comfortaole hoine, atthe expense of $2 60 per week. Adurces a W x., Herald ¢ offize. } ROARD IN walk 0 Ke huis wife ean be pmodated with a large and pl furnished or unfurnished. One or two single gentlemen can so be accommodated. Apply at 138) Henry street, betweea "errepont and Clark FOR LADY. AND faaiern Biatee, near ve Address, for one week, H. B., Herald fant, op the ‘ond or steamboat, OARD WANTED—FOR A COUPLE OF WEEKS, ON 15 'cr near the sea shore of Long Island or Conmnetiont, tas fon heaithy, shaded place, within ify miles of the city ox rail in & respectable farmers family, with plenty of mi 4 vegetables eggs, dsh 4c. for a gentieman’s famiy of nine persons, rey with sitting or ning room Board not to exceed week for growa persone, and ebildren and. servants, $2 8010 $9: or a faire iLeral rate for a nice clean place and generous bord would aid all round. Address Long teemssad Herald oftice. ORD WANTED—WITH A SMALL PRIVATE FAME ly, near brooklyn Heights, by a gentleman and his wife, phere'there are no oiher boarders, “Address, stalling terms, ae. box. OARD WANTED—ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE city, not above Kighth street; «room and bedroom wil dress. H.W, oe embesels be required for three persona. bookstore, IM Bowery. OARDING.—TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can obtain pleasant rooms and good board at No. 9 ipring a, three Soors trent the Bowery, by applying imme wotely. OARD SEEKERS —ATTHE BOARDERS. EXCHANGF, leton's Kullding ue Way u can learn iy Patt par Cy aS articulars laces in the city. Woublain genteel boarders. should ore igh “Those wishin, apply to G. H. SMITH & BOYD, N. B.—Charge for boarders actus On OF near the sea si Isiand or Con- nectieut, in a healthy, city by railroad, in a re tab ‘of mil 1 eee! veg exgn, famil, ring Fy Se for grown persona, and children and, servant a fair, hberal rate for @ vice clean place and ould be paid all round. “Address New ¥: Cz NTRY BOARD WANCED-2 OR A COUPLE OF Board t, Herald of- JOUNTRY BOARD.—A pay) wes SINGLE GEN- Uemen. or a gt and wi ith board tn ‘desirable at Ravenswood. ‘Addrens W. T., Ravenswood. iat COE NTRY BOARD—FIRST CLASS, AT A FARM house in Connesticut; everything to make it desirable; fine drives; plenty of fruit, fishing near, and location perfectly and romantic. Terms #6 a week for ada ts; half price for children and servants. Ficase call at Triniy buldings, room 22, this day, from 9 until 2. JOUNTRY POARD WANTED—UY A LADY, IN A farm where there are no other boarders; on the North river, either at Hastings or at Dobbe ferry. ‘Aa . J. G., box 4,088 N. ¥. Post oftice. LIPTON, STATEN ISLAND. —TO LET, WITH BOARD, ) @ large airy front room, over hing the’ for man and ‘wife or two gemleman. nl ishing ap Piy,tt Grabem Cottage, two ‘mawes’ wr van vnding, on the shore. URNISHED APARTMENTS, ON THE RCUROPEAN plan. —Parties in want of apleadid and cool aocommoda- ted v OPOKEN.—A PRI ATE Y Ant HAVING A LARGE furnished, to » family or NR RT. we welt ey MAY OR. Re rooms ond and good board, at moderate terma. Apply at street, nese Catharine «ret, Rw WANTED—POR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, with board for the Indy only, in a pleasant location, Fourteenth street. Address, stating Neraid office. ROOMS 70 LET.—A LADY OCCUPYING A BMALLy but very conventent house in Twelfth street. near broad- Way is desirous of letting the second story, furnished, to = gentleman, with or without meals. ax may be required. |The house has gas. bat, de. and the situation is exceedingly plea- sent Al res Fr nion snare Post office. STATEN ISLAND.—TWO OR THRER GHNTLEMEN SY Gar be pleasantly aecommotated with rooms and partial beard, in a smell private femily at Tompkingvilie, 8. [., For particulars apply at 66 > roar the first Innding. Feet hed parlor, with board for the lnvy_ or privilege of using kitchew. Lacaiton, between Prince are sureets, near Broadway, preferred Address ation, Herald office, = _ WATCHES, JEWELRY, oO, ENNINGS’ et pene | be NO. % FULTON eo) strect.—A select assortment of La Seen weiry, ra ver and plated ware constantly on hand, at very Sr peadeas W AICHE SPIKE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES — ‘The largest and mot splendid assortment of watches in the ehiy is to be found at the subscriber's. He has beoe in business in Wall street for the last 18 years, and is selling T watches, jeweiry and sil Ue natal prices Pe | iu} gold lepine wa'shes. fue holes jewalled ached levers, full jeweled . ne gold hunting |r i holes jeweled ._ wunting come Fi: patent lever Fine gold beating de sened ievers, Tal Joweiled jolt and ename! watenes for Indies Aid gold pocket chronometers. independent seco nen Gold hunting watehes hid eh run eight days. Gold magic watches whieh Sones inco three aif ferent waiches . Geld English pat Silver English aa M. J. Tobias, Harrison, Rt. and @. Heoseley, T. and all other celebrated ‘pabers for sate very low. All watehes warranted to keep correct tine. Watohes and {enelry exchanged. hea and jewelry repaired in the oot manner, and at moeh bese than the uanal ove 9 oo po} © all parts of the United States and ia free on GRC. ALLEN, Impatiae of watches nd jewelry vo fetall, No. Tt Wall street, second: Noor neat Breetvey. REF CONCERTS.—FRER Mea my AND INSTRUMEN he Nicaragua Shades, 62 Chatham street, corner of Dusne, ap snirs, ive lace In the ety GRO. DOUGLAS, , ‘We Hl hiner, Musieal Director. CUAL. Cost <8 oonmEction RIT MY oD FSTARLING ed T have Feast none trendy, ‘and also a new tn Canal “ie ar m am qua nm he bon 4 ‘thd aah oe reek all of w! paiagh tansy a a a atti —————— Ee