The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONBY MARKET. ‘Taurspay, July 24—6 P. M. There was quite an active stock market this morn- ing, but with the immense sales lower prices ruled, A few days since, when the daily transactions were limited, prices were well sustained, and no one ap- peared disposed to sell; but now, when unfavorable fimancial intelligence reaches us from the other side, there are plenty of sellers at prices considerably be- low those current at the close of last week. Now there 1s an anxiety to realize, and lower rates are willingly accepted. The bears are out in full force, and there is plenty of cash stock. We have not only the complexion of European finances against higher prices, but we have an inflation in our bank credits of the most extraordinary character. The demand for bullion upon England from vhe Continent and from the East is a matter of the greatest impor- tance. It will keep up an artificial drain upon our supply, when the natural drain was of itself Mkely to be as large as we could conveniently stand. Our banks have in hand less specie than et this time last year, and now the discounts are about eleven millions larger. With discount line of one hundred and eleven million of dollars, there is very little margin for further expansion, and the turning point cannot be far off. It was reached last year on the third week in Angust, and the contraction, from that time, continued up to the lstof December. At the rate of jnorease realized during the past six weeks, we shall have by the middle of August, this year, a discount line of one hundred and fifteen million of dollars, upen a specie reserve of about fourteen million of doUare. The importations thus far have been very heavy, and are likely to continue so. Last week they amounted to nearly seven million of dollars, and there are strong indications of even a more active movement than this. We have not the regu- lation of the import branch of our foreign trade in our own hands. Foreign manufacturers avail them- selves of good markets on this side of the Atlantic, and ship largely on their own accoant. The present abundance of money in this country and in England will give a great impetus to manufacturing and con- sumption, and there will be no scarcity of supply, nor marketa for disposal of any quantity. The fine weather reported by the steamship Persia {or the harvests cannot be favorable for our agricultariste, We sball have an enormous surplus of breadstuffs, and in the absence of foreign markets low prices must rule at home. We have had three to four months of financial ease and prosperity. In that time about seven mil- lion of dollars have been added to the supply of specie, and the receipts from California have been up to a full average. Notwithstanding this, the banks now hold much less than at this time last year. A series of the most fortunate and favorable circumstances have for several months past been brought to bear upon the stock market, and only one thing has been wanting to have started a great speculative movement. That one thing was an out- side demand—an abeorption beyond the limits of Wall street. In the absence of that, all other influ- ences failed, and the brokers have been le‘t to take care of their pet securities. They have them on hand and are likely to keep them. The business season is about commencing, and outsiders will have use for all their capital. The time has nearly gone by for the mercantile classes to devote much atten- tion to fancy stocks, and the brokers must patiently wait for another season. Fortunately, most of the stocks im the market are of a productive character, and they are not, therefore, such a dead weight as in former times. It may cost more to carry some of them than is returned in the shape of dividends, but it is important to get rid of even a portion of the burden in this way when there is no one outside kind enough to lend a hand to the poor op- brokers of the street. It is hard that they should be loaded down with such blocks of stocks. ‘The poor devils bear up under it manfully; but they extract very little sympathy from the hardhearted outsiders. There may be a good time coming for this much sbused class of speculators, but we can give them no hope at present. At the first board today, Illinois Central bonds declined j per cent; New York Central 6's, 4; Delaware and Hudson, }; Nicaragua Transit, PH Camberiand Company, 4; Canton Company, 4; Erie Railroad, 4; Harlem, 4; Panama, }; and Pitteburg, }; Chicago and Rock Island, 4. A small lot of La Crosse and Milwaukie sold at 71 per cent, cash. Illinois Central Railroad privileges sold at 10011 percent premium. Only a few shares were sold, and they are not plenty at these prices. Iinois Central bonds only sold to-day to a moderate extent. In other railroad bonds there was not much business. The announcement of the Reading Railroad Company's dividend of four per cent kept the stock steady, and that was all. New York Cen- tral and Erie were the most active on the list to- day. The former opened and closed at yesterday's ‘After the adjournment of the board, the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at anction by Gleveidad “sad Toledo Raiiroad do Cairo Oty Stock . ‘ Inland City Bank. do New ‘York, Equitable insurace Co.. 199i do Broadway Fire ins. Co. do Pacific Fire Ins. Co do Astor Fire Ins. Co. do Relief Fire Ins Co Simeon Draper's regular cutwuite we ot bonds and stocks will take place to-morrow (Friday) ‘at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. ‘At the second board there was a very heavy mar- sesuueste..! $ favorably with the best on the market. There better, and there is no good reason why not rule ae high as any. earnings of the La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad Company for the third week in July, 1856, ‘amounted to $11,177 20. This is an increase on the second week of nearly one thousand dollars. The total for the month will be about $45,000. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports today as fol- ait lows: — Paid on Treasury aecount. Received = do. do. War reps) warrants received and entered Interior ony re vey and entered The warrante entered at Te ment, Washington, on the 22d inst., were ax fol- + 10,473 75 14,840 47 at From custome. . The stermehip Lebanon, from this port for Liver pool, today, carried ont $150 900 in apecie. The New Albany and Seton Railroad Company hex pobiished its ninth annual report of that com- pory. | noticss the inane, last December, of SHU of income onde, wits the proceed Wile, it is thought the road may be pat in complete re- pair. The whole line is now laid with heavy T rail, save about six miles of flat iron, which will soon be removed. During the last year, $386,000 has been a nate > Receipes fr Your end. Juna30, 1606; wore: OUSOET St “More oF 780,407 13 340,949 08 Net, after paying interest and expenses... $38,027 52 ‘The following is a statement of the imports at New Orleans for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1856:— aut Pree. ‘bullion... opts “tomoao “save 255.900 64,136 1808 68,207 676,185 2691023 514,303 225,931 479,600 144,200 834,521 54)476 465, 252/916 837,356 393,375 61,620 117,726 1,943,514 ‘unr $8,000,583 $5,417,508 $1,775,148 8,990,583-—15, 408,179 TOUR ..rrcorserescceeccerene convenes ooeeGlT, 188,847 ‘The following is a comparative statement of the four fiscal years last past:— Yeareuding Jone, 1863 1855. 1856. 1854, ++ $8,019,029 8,272,449 6,939,002 8,090,583 Free ......, 4,272,252 3,876,573 4,207,170 6,417,596, Bullion’ ‘and specie.... 1,862,832 2,253,128 1,687,436 1,775,143 ‘Tctals. . ..$13,654,118 14,302,350 12,923,608 17,183,327 The receipts of lumber at Albany, by canal, from the opening of navigation to the 22d inst., in the Boards and Shingles, Timber, Stares, Scantling, M. oft.’ ‘Ths. 18,795 18,596 9,652,600 21/962 $8,080 34'316,090 19,622 $2,215 34,010,458, 18,085 4,005 36,341,147 12/651 4,707 39,110,783 27/223 2118045, 834,55: 18500.000, savrariert 17400 SI1TO—2toselo2t The corporators and subscribers of the Bank of Mutaal Redemption at Boston, at their late meeting nominated the following persons asa Board of Di- rectors :—F. Nichols, President Thames Bank, Nor- wich, Conn.; G. T. Hodges, President Rutland Bank, ‘Vt.; Charles E. Barrett, Director Canal Bank, Port- land; George W. Thayer, President Exchange Bank, Boston; A. W. Thaxter, Jr., Director Traders’ Bank, Boston; Chas. Rice, Director Bank of North America, Boston; H. N. Case, President Pynchon Bank, Springfield; Alex. DeWitt, Director Mechanica’ Bank, Worcester; Francis Lane, Director Warren Bank, Danvers; J. H. Lord, President Old Colony Bank, Plymouth; James G. Carney, Director Lowell Bank. The capital of the new bank is to be one million dollars, with the liberty to increase to three millions. It proposes to be the clearing house for the New England banks, and also to issue bills and make collections. The bank, as is well known, is to have New England banks alone for stockholders. Another meeting is to be held on the 6th of August in Boston, when if $500,000 is subscribed, it is pro- posed to proceed to the choice of directors. The annexed table exhibits the current quotations for stocks in the Boston market at the dates an- nexed:— Qvotanoys ror Stocks at THE Boston Brokers’ Boarp. July 12. July 19. opra. > ee Asked. 65 75% «(153% (76 % 63 «(64 Bs 83 Fe aX Concord 50) sees * on ‘ oi = Fitchb: : aoe query . 8 62 € seems (oe 50). 36 Colony and Fall River. 83 Fermout Ceutral (par ov) 1 Vermont and Canada. 46 47 oe and ea Cm 7 win 22% Boston i Cary land er Power ¢ 5% Fast Boston Company. 15 Edgeworth Co 1% Essex Co... Waver! 1% Coprer Bh Flint Steel Copper Co ie 6 Isle Royale Cop. Co. ui WK Minnesota Cop. Co. . 88g . 260 2555 oi 8 80 102 05 138% 6 4 5 ie tg 7 ‘Vi. and Mass, 6"s, uly, 1885. 67 69 The returns of circulation of the Irish and Scotch banks for the four weeks ending the 7th of June, 1856, when added together, give the following as the average weekly circulation of these banks during the past month, viz :~ Average circulation of the Irish banks.... .2,.£4,964,379 Average circulation of the Scotch banks. « 4,472,759 Average circulation during past month. ....£10,837,138 On the above with the fixed issues of the several banks, the following appears to be the state of the circulation :— ‘The Irish banks are above their fixed issue... Scotch banks are above their fixed issue... Total above the fixed lasue,. The amounts of gold and silver held at the head offices of the several banks during the past month have been as follows :— Gold and silver held by the Irish banks. Gold and silver held by the Seotch banks. Total of gold and silver held........ £4,008,997 The above statements compiete the returns of the cireulation in England, Scotland and Ireland for the month ending the 7th of June. These returns, combined with the average circn- tation of the Bank of England for the same period, will give the following results of the circulation of notes in the United Kingdom when compared with £2118,473 June 7, 1856. 1866. Increase. Decrease. Pank of England. 20,026,905 19,500,644 — sme Private banks.... 3,930,902 3,815,586 — ibs Joint stock banks. 5,147,868 8,006,417 — 81,46 Total in England 27,105,670 26,592,646 — Tao ‘Scotland . 3,998,906 4,472,759 533,763 - Ireland. 6.611,913 6,864,379 = 14T,6M United Kingdom ..57,566,479 97,210,784 = 396,695 —showing s decrease of £722,924 in the circulation of notes in England, and a decrease of £336,696 in the circulation of the United Kingdom, when com- pared with the month ending the 10th of May; and, as compared with the month ending the Sth of June, 1856, the above retarns show a decrease of £127,067 in the cirenlation of notes in England, and an in- crease of £310,401 in the circulation of the United tooo HIF Ras. w. priv ‘ 14 lil Con RR Priv... 6 40... au n% (9000 Terre H&AZAM 7836 ny 1000 NYCenR6's. 53 ” 600 Michsofpe Bas, 190 7 16 sbs Bank of Com 104 oy 176 Pk Com Rights O24 10 Union Bank. 4 10 Del & Hud € Co 100 60 @.... 106, 100 00% 5 93 100 Nie trav Co...» OG 40 Penn Coal Co.. 7 iia 3, S 3S OR esses aK CITY COMMERCIAL re ay —The market was q\ unc! . Buxapsrcrrs.—Flour—The market advanced change Se, per bbl. on the lower and common grades, and in some pn map much ag 10c. higher rates were obtained. The sales of all kinds for the day footed up about 10,0008 11,000 bbis., at about the following quotations : Common to ‘good a6 20 ', Ss SeRSSRETS/ Awcare PePeee : 700 a 800 bbis., at pa given above. The improvement noticed above was generally on the inside figures of the previous day. Rye flour was in fair demand, and po 300 bbls. were Me oir By $2 75 a $4 75 for fine and superfine. tinued firm, with sales New Jersey at $3 25, and Brandywine at $3 75. The market was about 3c. a 4c. higher, for com: mon and good medium qualities. The sales foeted up about 70,000 a 80,000 bushels, including red at Blige. a Sho. Dillwavkie do. ‘slightly out of order, at $1 40; do. ai $1 50, and prime do. at $1 55, and red In- 63; Canadian club and common white, at $1 6la $l oa, and fair to prime white, at $1 68, a $1 71, a $1 79; white Dlinois at $1 64 a $1 68; new red Ten- pessee, at’ ‘$1 58and $17 734 for white Southern. Corn was very active, with sales of about 70,000 bushels, in oetee seen satan Sree’ s shipment ic. & eo Sales of about 8,0C0 bushels prime Mrinien alae tats at 86c. for export. Oats continued steady, with sales of Ey Southern at 36c. 8, Sto; Jersey at Ave. ‘and State and Western at 44c. a 46c. Corrxe.—The sales embraced 5,000 bags Rio, at 10\{c. @ 1ic.; 150 do, Laguayra, at 11Ke. a 11X¥c.; and 1,200 mats Java, at 14320. a 1440. Corroy,—The sales were confined to about 600 a 700 bales, at unchanged pri Fracurs.—To eng ‘about 30,000 a 40,000 bushels wheat were |, at 6d. a7d., in ship's bags; with oe aie is. flour at 23., with some 800 bbls. , at 28. 6d. ; and 200 bales cotton, at ia. 253d. Tolgadon 2000 8'S.000 bbls. four were. eu pest, at 2s. 9d. To Havre rates were steady, at 75c fos tour, and 15. for grain; pot ashes at 8c , and rice at 9c. A Bremen bark was taken up, to load at Baltimore for Amsterdam, with tobacco, at 27s. 6d. Rates for Cali- fornia averaged about 30c. per foot measurement. Gunsy CLora.—Sales of 100 bales were made at 1534c. Hay.—Sales of 400 a 500 bales were made for shbip- ment, at 55c. a 60c. Tron.—Sales of 100 tons Scotch pig were made, at $31 50 a $32 25 per ton, six months. ‘ Limes was steady, at 80c, for common and $1 18% for jump. Loewoop.—A cargo of 1,950 tons St. Domingo sold, duty paid, four months’ time, on terms about equal to $18 50 cash, in bond. Mo.asexs was quiet but firm. Nava Srores.—Sales of 1,000 bbls. common rosia were made at $155 a $1 57 per S10 Ibs. delivered, and 100 a 200 bbis. spirits turpentine at 37c. a 3Tc. Urude was aiOnust~Linseed Wan in light atock and prices firm, whit — was, an s firm, while sales were limited. There was no e of mement to = in whale or sperm oils, Lard was dull at 820. . Provisions.—Pork.—Mess was more firmly held, salce of 200% 300 bois, were ‘made st $20 12%; «#3075. Prime was at $17 37 a $17 50. Beef coutinued heavy, with sales of about 150 a 200 bbis., including country —- $7 50 a $5 25, and mess do. at $8 60 a $10, and e packed Western at $9a $11. Prime mess was dull at si a $17. Beef hams were stiff, with sales of about 150 . aga 50, for good Indiana, and $16 60 for choice jicago. Cut FE wed were inactive, bet steady. cohen «ll cag were sold at 12%;c. Bacon was imal. Lard was firm; sales of 200 tes. were were made, taken from the dock, at = , and 500 kegs at 1 \c., also taken from the dock. er rr de. a 200. for State, and 12c. a 18c. for (Qhio, was firm at 6c. a 8350. Ruck was quiet and unchanged. Sccars.—The market continued active and firm. The sales embraced about 1,600 a 1,800 hhds., chiefly Cuba i at Bigc. a Oc. a 9K c., anda lot of Porto Rico at 93¢¢. pase —Sales of 50 boxes Castile were: made at 10c. Wmexry.—Smal! sales of Jersey were made at 38c., ‘and State prison at 3%¢ ADVERTISEMENGS RENEWED EVERY DAi SS—S—So————_——————=S====== a OO ANY AND TROY BOATS.—REGULAR LINE.— A and streets, Fare $1, from foot of Canal ss a and the Wi new and for wenpe cine COVE ri are gr? Renan Wenn, and mot i. o'el For further paruculars inguire of 13, os ‘2/2 West street. Du BOATS FOR ALBARy—sR0e FOOT iy CANAL aie “iid and Armenia daily, 7 A 3 making tbe landings. RY, LONG BRANCH, ye eg rig maria La EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.—PARE to Albany $1 00. Express trains at reduced fare, without et of car or rt tn will be run over the New York and H ‘cheapest wod most pleasant route, running thro rich farming lands of Wenehestet, Putsasn, Dishes, bia aud Rensselaer counties, aod avoiding river, WM. J. CAMPH Bul, Superintendent, New Your, July 18, 1506. JEW YORK AND CONBY Py Lappe, rd ert ea exeh way, The steamer Ni YORK AND FS RAILROAD.—ON AND al 4 ter Moods and until further wenger trae Ww. foot of Duane sweet ss va eryrem, at for Dunkirk. dante slotions. Passengers by this mail will connect with « Biss Sratas for Canandaigua, Ningar> nenneneniinnntnnaronnnnt tanec oncnenternetag AY ethos SALE OF HANDGOME 5 iD AND ure. day, uly % et relocate furniture i the pense rein ‘Broome in part of two suites of soll { rosewood parlor fui , two large parlor etegpres, with Ped eebine tables, with aluary’ topey serena 4 and eentre 85 © do. Mbrary, handsome tapestry’ carpela, pres tabi ‘a large lot of crockery and glass ware, china tea seta, silver p! tea waiters, spoons, Ac. bu- reals, wi with » large lot ture, hair large pler glasses, slabs and brack- oil paintings. Sale positive. oval’ mirrors, House to let. One splendid’ octave pianoforte. UCTION, NOTICE.—M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, ell this day, at J0%4 o'clock, ai 27 Centre street, bya order oft entire finished and manufacturer; @ dozen of maple ‘and t fmaboguay shaire: leaf, oeatre, card’ paid extension abt caeeetek Gare bob bedueads, iron a PATRIDGE, assignee. Also'a chamber and Kitehen en furaliure, Brussels and teeny car: ets, oll paintings, mirrors, &c., from Wourth street. All to be Post ely sold for'cash. UCTION NOTICE.—EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY sale of elghiy gold and silver watches, ine gold Jewelry, SAMUEL D & CO., auctionee at thelr Siecroome, Ki Mamee, creel between Palion "saa Joan streets, this day, Friday, gia 25, at Ws, o'clock A. M., order of the agent of an Biglish house, eighty gold, silver Plated watehen, some of which have re been slr $500, all of which are warranted; and about two hundred of fine gold Jewelry. je and country dealers neited to this represented: if not, money returned; a itivaly sold to the highest bidder. Kogues. ‘Terms at time of sale. UCTION NOTICES. HOGART, AUCTIONEER —DY ART. —Thisday, at 10%, o'clock, at No. 75 Bowery, Oy.viriue ota chattel mortgége ard execution, the contents ot a restaurant and lager bier saloon—Dill chairs, tumblers, decanters, paintings, engra fixtures, one billiard table, kitehen utensils, €e , dc Wh. THORPEON and LOUIS EL VOLE, Constable and Attorney for Mortgagee, UCTION NOTICE.—MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSE hold furniture, &¢.—SAMUEL OSGOOD & CO., auc fioneers, will sell at their store, Sl Nassau street, to morrow Saturday), at 1034 o'clock A. M., @ large lot of second hand usehold furniture, removed from Thirty-fifth street, for con- venience of sale, comprising parlor suites, bedroom furniture, bedding, &c. Also, a large lot of diningroom and other furni- ture, togeter with one auperior rosewood 7 octave pianoforte, which has been in use about eight months. - Full particulars in catalogues, on morning of sale. ‘The whole will be positively sold without the least reserve. By order of H. 8. Clark, E attorney for mortgagee. Watton NOTICE. —J. BOGART, AUCTIO! 8. BOGART,—Monday, at 104, o'clock, at No. 257 Wil iam street, eines Duane and Pear! streets, the contents of ‘8 boarding house and barroom—bagatelle table, bedreom and kiteben furniture. UOTION NOTICE. —J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER —BY BOGART.—Saturday, 26th, at 10% o'clock, at the auc- ifon rooms corner of Praukion and Wilt sireela, morigage sale large and extensive assortment of household furniture— mahogany sofas tables, chairs, washstands, mattresses, fea. ther beds, bedsteads, tet Kitchen furniture, one large tron safe, ten chests ten, are, & wAtorney for Mortgage. UCTION NOTICE.—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER.— By Beil & Bush, Sat at 10's o'clock, in the sales Tooms, 12 Nort treet will be sold the furniture of Is, a beautiful as the balance stock of ler: 2 o'clock will be sold a very line biack pony, ight wagon and ‘harness, Further. particu ars day of sale’ OOKS AND ENGRAVINGS TO BE SOLD AT AUC tion, on Friday evening, at 500; Broadway, abave Broome ‘street, acollection of old and new books aud engray ings. Sold toreduce stock. HENRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer. WARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. ——EDWARD & CO. Will sell at auction, this day, Solock, ah thelr palaeoown. 85 Rasmae sereet, Slarge gasort ment of carriages, wagons, Ac., consisting of coupes, coupe rocknwaya, phwtons, top and light road wagons, &¢., &c mace by Brewster, Valy and other makers, and all warranted ior one year. EORGE COO! a ture at suction, Friday) at 10d Broadway, above Canal street, embracing par! lous new and beautiful desigus, chamber suite, seeretary and Ubrary ses, bureaus, bedsteads, washstands. centre, side, sofa and card tables, extension dining tables, hallstands, etegeres, Turkish ensy chairs, lounges, mattresses, palliasses ke Sale positive, and worthy the notice of those wishing the best goods at auction prices. “Boaiug and shipping on the pre- mises. G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON SA + turday, at 104; o'elock, furniture contained inhouse 817 Sixth avenue, consisting of a handsome assortment of parlor chamber and kitchen furniture \DEWATER, ADCTIONEER, WILL SELL ), Suly 25, at 10, o'clock, at the sales Nassau street, watches, jewelry, &c..a line of igold case watehes, by the most celebrated takers, Joneph Jotuson, MT. Woolas Breting Preves wpa others; line of diamond jewelry, consisting of cluster and single gine rings. pins, earrings, brooches, studs, bracelets, &c; also line of Line gold jeweiry, consisting in'part of breastpins, ear rings, finger rings, studs, sleeve buttons, guard, vest and fob chains, &c. Evety article warranted according to cata- logue, J. MOPIARTE, AUCTIONERR, WILL SELL, ON FRI 4 fy: Bath, at 1044 o'clock, ‘st 66 Cannon street, the entire ‘niture contained therein; sofas, chairs in bair cloth, tables, French bedsteads, mirrors, carpets, clocks, a good many feather beds, bedding, mattresses, crockery, and one stove, cost $35, oll cloths, &e. HOS. VEITCH. AUCTIONFER-STORE, 16 SPRUCE it's aa ots, shoes, gaiters, £c., on Sa. at the corner of Hudion and large, Resortiment of boots, shoes, ladies’ ‘galore, 4 aie SOs CORNELL, Deputy Sheritl. a a a Ae UNIS pone. AUCTIONEER.—TO <35 Sgt oy and ‘his,’ Friday morning, at 10: ye room, 70. Nassau street, by ue, ‘Wrinted “escriptive cata, lain and substantial furniture in large variety, inclut- fas, rockers, easy and parlor chairs, black ‘waltul, maple, and imitation rosewood chairs, wardrobes, ex tension dining tables, bedstends of many kinds, bureaus, washstands, tete-a tetes, mirrors, spring Jounge bedsiends; ‘also, sofa bedsteads, tables, marble tops; oak and mahogany desks, office’ chairs, dining room chairs, hail stands. etegeres, Ac. (Also, eu rosewood parlor suits, covered suits brocatel, com of tete-a-tete, sofa, chair, gothic, and four irs, rosewood etegeres, ely ornamented, tables, rosewood furniture, in hair ¢) mo. 4c. Also, extra stock of Havana and German in ‘Guaniities to suit dealera and others. "Also, fifty handsome oll Paintings. in git frames all diferent scenes, and good parlor ornaments. to commence with involee. of engravings views of New Orleans, Charleston, Washington, Udea, Sold to the highest bidd well done. HOS. VEITCH, AUCTIONEER—STORE 16 SPRUCE mreet. Shere séle of thermometers, c.. on Saturday July 26, at 10 A. ME. at the saalearoom, 16 Spruce street, con sisting of a large assortment of thermometers, barometers, Ac VEITCH, AUCTIONEER-—STORE, 16 SPRUCE stre:t—Sherifl’s sale of books, stationery articles, &e- Satarday, July 26, at 10 A.M., at the saléxroom, 16 Spr street, ccnsiating of volumes of Rew standard and intscellane ous publications, elegantly and substantially bound. Also, large lot of stationery, ineluding buff, white and embossed én: vleapes, letter and note paper, blank books, &c, Wy MTTERS., AUCTIONEER — WIL, | 8k: Friday, at 10% o'clock, at 225 Ninth avenun, Twenty fith street, ihe sock nad futures of w liquor sore, will be sold in one lot or separate, Witisam IRVING, AUCTIONKER MORTGAGE sale of standard and miscellaneous books, e., to be void im lola to wuit the trade and others.— IRVING & CO. will sell at auction, on Friday, Wis ° lock st the salesrooms, No. 8 Pine up Warde oi ree thov- and volumes of books, comp —p~-<g =, sophieal works, ‘memoirs; snawala poemae eho vonks, dc. ‘Also, large and complete tatortmneat of ms po—ifale me fe bg Fy Tg , none ba ombouser pap anit books, cards, poss, penclin, pent Se Takeasde’ ak aed 1 faney articlea being the entire sock agbook and setionery wt ‘sold in lots Boho the trade sd others: By order, Fhabwite K RRNST o'cloek, 3,000 shares Mining % rig Company, Sold prore FREDERICK ERNST, a w* WITTERS, AUCTIOBEE, turday, at 10} o'clock, at Is nee ber, diting reoeh and kitchen farniiere, OS, of » ng the eity- one roxewood piano, elegant volver ply and other car tlcloths, parlor srtits Dedsleads, bedding, china, glass, &5.’ Pull nsmort HC stationer, TLLLAM ly 25, at A* RPFICACIOUS Ci yor CORNEA, Ons Pty yh ‘eutting, 0 sewn te ‘igh pa, A ~~ Taeper of Row ee end ondun street Surgeon Oniropodis favonerd herman tea royal fn UUl'be'clock At his otee, #1. Wasi. Mlevebth sarees, Batwess ‘Fife and @ixth avenues. (Prom a Imperial” Magi” mapoion, TH, Reperoe roy peawonne og as SES SAART J ping, earrings. Duttons, side, Ac. mpd at within the reach of all. L He JACOBS. manufac Jewellers, #9 Broadway. Cra eraee AND GOLD VEST ‘CHAINS, WAR "Price Bm eek) gant. an rt part of the Cait =—FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES - most amoriment of ‘ae tesco, Fut hata jwalied id hueting lepine, tour bo yn Oe Gi anne Terera full Joweited inion Fine gold hunting de'ac! Gold and enamel washes for Eplendid gold porket chronometers. id indepemtent second watches, for ming horses .. $96 tn $2) Gold hunting watches, which ran eight days $125 to Bi Gold macic watches whieh change tuto thr if ferent wateh w si oe 81M to uy #0 0 Bw Lod ¢ 16 to B= Spire detached levers, tui jeweiied 15 to Re) ¢ old hunting cane railway timekeepers to $175 Sliver lepines, four holes yewelled. ..... to$i fobias, Harrison, R 3 FP. Cooper er relebraten hea warrant rect tine, Watehew an) chanmed. Watches a veiry repaired In th and at mach less than the usual prices. oo ix aris of the United Mates and Canada free of eharge GRORGE © ALLEN. importer of Le Wall ater whaleasie and retail Broariway TL OF MY MODEL TABLES AND COMMINATION cnahions will hace oe ngraced attached, with my name aud da'e of orcs one other: eminine. MICH L PHELAN, 99 Chambers sirvet, ' SECRET WORTH KNOWING —#i2 A DAY CAN RE —_ wn oy for four months, a ligh: pleasant hnsiness: woe needed. Knclose 123g cents, for lrouble, ond full partic Wee tate ta ‘Aa Apa: iil votee at Herald of the Ziet instant). “The ent scriber linving the concern at public sale, and pow eondncia the at the old stand, where (eo far from hein the nat ‘of eit rm) rm) all preparations are made and fp under hig own name, and upon his own warranted 10 be pure and the best quality. The pablic general ¢ former customers and fe the late firm of Anderson & Maclay, are invited to call. where E will promiae them not only a better article bry on etter terme dhan aver Shay hed from the late itm, or olan where, in the chy of New York. NIRAM NOTT where Vi RORee ad ELRCTRO — CITEMTCAT, jes arising (rom ths 1 fn ot Md OF other metalic substances. Special sient for Ind NTED-COUNTER TADL a FOR DRY GOODS, 4 rade ron hag WORTH OF NEW AND Cast OFF CLoTn $5,000% ssompeer sae secs SUsAKVING aly LODGIAD. 989 Ine BROADWAY, be nme dR Maplioy SQUARE. —SU- ‘abd single gea- emen, with full | full board , din mea o'clock. 864. BRAG BRAODWAY. UNION SQUARK.—GENTLEMEN nd . ean obtain Seay deine memento Persoas. w| tial 4 transient board may be deltas ‘accommodated, Ui ed references given and required, wae) oe Pe ae NO BROADWAY FURNISHED ROOMS 648 wnt Jonsantly shunted airy ‘The rooms are ie cena potels.’ Can be e prince) an Dinner ataix o'clock 2 BROOME STREET.—TO LET, ROOMS AND BED- rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in a private fami- ly. Call immediately. 15] TENTH, STREET. A SHORT BLOCK FROM Broadway.—A well furnished parlor and, with Jarge closed. Also, ‘rooms. suitable. for gentloman wife, or single gentlemen. House first class. Dinner, 60 80 EAST BROADWAY.—A FRONT PARLOR, FUR- nished or unfurnished, to let, with board, A few single geatloresn one also be accommodate. The house cont bas, ©, G1 BLEECKER STREET. NEAR BROADWAY—TWO elegantly furnished parlors to let, with or without board, on the first floor of a private house, contaiuing all the modern improvements; also, single rooms. 54. WALKER STREET, FIVE DOORS WEST OF —A quiet 'and genteel private bot Seuss tie magn gocticbes, oat fentlemen, and their wives Terms reasonable. Hot, cold and. frea. ST. MARK’! gts PLACE. ee, ROOMS ig Ae ae rh board, in the first class house No. 6 St. Place FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—IN A PRIVATE FA lly, Toro mechanics preferred. | For particulars please at 167 West Broadway, near C PARTMENTS TO LET IN FORTY-FOURTH STREET, ‘Nos. 95 and 97, between Sixth avenue and Broadway, consisting of one parlor, two bedrooms and kitchen, with Croton wash tube, iron sink wad wood house. Houses are Rent from $6 to $8. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFF, OR TWO § Senllexsens eam be necomumodaied wish, boards inh bouall Private family, where there are no other boarders kept, and here they ena enjoy the comforts of « home, by applying at 71 Pitt st SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, will let the entire second floor, together or in suites, to [orig ood and their wives, or to Peery of single gentlemen, with board. Apply at I71 East venteenth street, near Stuyvesant square. OARD.—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR GENTLE- ‘men and their wives or single gentlemen can be obtained at saa place. The house all the modern improve- ment OARD—DESIRABLE AND ELIGIBLE FOR GENTLE menand weir wives or « few single gentlemen, Address Madison square Post office. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR Single gentlemen, can find pleasant rooms, with board, fhe") je house; all'the modern improvements. Gas and pply at 156 Waverley place. superior and neighborhood excellent. ROARD WANTED, UP TOWN.—A eae a few Wishes for board, n a private family, where on! boarders are taken. ‘A pleasant room, 5 SbontGe'clock, required. “Address A. B., box OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, OR TWO single gentiémen, can be accommodated with board and furnished rooms. Gas, hot and cold water, bath &c. Dinner at 6}, o'clock, Reference Tae. For further par- tioulars call at 275 Twenty-second street ‘Ninth avenue. OARD WANTED.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN ARE desirous of obtaining a large well f' ed room, board for the lady only; gas and bath indispensable: location up town preferred, Address, stating terms and location, Almeda. Broadway Post oflice. OARD WANTED.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES to engage board in a respectable private family, where there are nother boarders, at where the family i= nt obliged to take boarders as a means of support. Terms will be no ob Jeet, if accommodations correspond, Address Robert Clinton, Girard House. OARD WANTED.—A YOUNG LADY WISHES BREAK fastand tea iu some respectable family up town; com forts of home indispensable. Terms ‘Address House, Rerald office. OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, INFANT AND ‘nurse, in a private family, by the sea shore; board over Bunday for the husband: or if neat the city, partial. board for ntleman, Addregs box 142 Post oflice, New York, stat- ing fe rms and location. OARD WANTED—WITH ROOM AND BEDROOM ON second floor (front preferred), by # gentleman and his Wife. Location between Union square and Spring stevet, west of the Bowery. Parties having the above accommoda tions in a good house and genteel neighborhood, may address Permanent, Herald office. 'D, PERMANENELY—FOR TWO GEN- ir wives and one single gentleman, in 4 Ul, first class boarding house, near Brook. i ccommodations, at a moderate price, re quired ‘Address 9 Dox 4,07 Pont offi first house west of OARD WANTED-IN HOBOKEN, BY A GENT man and lady, in the house of an American widow lady, iiving alone, in a seilred but pleasant location. Terms must be moderate. lars. OARD WANTED—NEAR HOBOKEN, WITHIN ONE hour's waik of the ferry, for ® Indy and child; would prefer house surrounded with shrubbery, in a and Address Charles, Herald office, with particu quel neighborhood, vehere all the comforis| of « home could Be ‘obtained. Address C. B. C., box 1,385 New York Post ice. OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A LARGE SIZED furnished room, in a genteel private house, with closets, ie. for married lay, child and small servant irl Price must be reasonaisie, feferences exchauged., Adress, with —- price, &c., James H, Younglove, Post office, New ROOKLYN.—WANTED, PARTIAL BOARD, PERMA nently, for @ young man. in a pleasant location, near Ful ton ferry. Address Harry, Herald office, stating location and price, which must be moderate. ROOKLYN a. HOUSE NO. 92 COLUMBIA street, pear Pineapple, will be rented very low to a frst Fate tenant, from the Int of Aw agus GEORGE H. MOORE, 36 West Righteenth street. ‘ANAL STREET, NEAR DIVISION.—A / dle famil; + accommodate a remesous 3 r merried) will . Terms reasonable. Davis of the Canton Tea Company, Chathamn sired (COUNTRY BOARD WANTED—ON LONG ISLAND, IN afarmbouse, not more than 15 miles from the city, for two families, ing of four adults and two children— neighborhood of Pivshing preferred. Address, with fall par ticulars, W. D., Herald office. JOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—ON THE WATER, FOR 8 family of four persons, a lady and gentleman and child, nad ao elderly gentleman, accommodation where ther are no fa aliberal price will be paid, Address box 2,915 Post office. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET=TO A LADY AND gentleman; board for the lady only. The advertiagr le a widow; the location Is convenient to cars and stages, and 1 the ‘modern improvements, Address Estella, isroadw: Post office. URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST AND TEA if required, at 106 Wooster street, near I’r nce. “bef oe ‘ROOMS TO LET.—A FRONT ROOM AND bedroom adjoining, plete ‘and neatly furnished, to sin gentlemen, oF a gentleman and his wife ce fhe privilege of cooking, if nw small quiet familly, Terme 82 $9 pes con rei, enh street, between Seventh and Right avenues. “Keldrens M A ‘OTEL LODGINGS.—GENTLEMEN WILL DO WELL to remember they can get well furnished single a roome at the Globe Hotel, corner of Frankfort and Wil Ber night OF $100 per week. No other Merge in the house, ‘except at ibeir option. F YOU WISH GENTEEL BOARD, IN BOARDING OR on square Post office. private families, city or country. apply at the Borders’ change, Appleton's Building, 46 Broad lesy., * Full pi jars, terms, Ae, given gratuitously. All Siching deairabie boarders should apply to G. Hl. SMITH & BOYD. RIVATE BOARDING.—SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT rooms, with gas, baths, closets, Ac., in sults or separate ¥, can be had, with boned, «7m mortorate terms, in @ private fatally residing at 24 Fourth RIVATE FRENCH BOARD.—A FEW SINGLE — tlemen desiring a plessant residence in an Megant can be sccommodated with full board al 38 West Seventeemn street, near Fifth avenue. TATEN ISLAND.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with rooms and ‘ial in a amali private family. The house is well | and three minutes’ Walk to the (erry, For particulars apply at 606 Broadway. RVERAL LARGE PARLORS, WITH GAS, HOT AND S cold water bath, &c.; also single rooms to let “Treet, one door from Bleecker, convenient to Sixth and Fighth avenue care, and Bleecker street stages. Dinner at 6. © OR THREE Je tel By CAN BE ly accommodated at elCommoin street, rookiyn., ithe hows Toasts i clas, wel furnished, and commands an extensive view of the bay aad river. ANTED.—A GENTLEMAN, LADY AND CHILD. WITu ‘Auirl, wish board: on the West side, in @ private family. would be destrable. Liberal board will be paid. Address A ‘Times office ANTEDSIN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE THERE are no other boarders taken. furnished rooms, for « lady ud gentleman; board for the lady only, Address M D6 Post oer ———————— DRY GOODS, a. ARGUES, BLACK AND WHITR LACKS AND MUSLINS los nando 10 order: aleo eoserienens of tren aps at a ressea, Mourn fog scie, Ae at Mrs. A. T. JAMES, 29 leceker siret, east of Rroadwiny. LARK’S SPOOL, COTTON.-THIS PRIZE COTTON OF now w ‘own merita ro oY Se aeacrel cok it inexienaively ned on sewing ma received regularly, and sor by San, GEO. A % penenaes DE VOYAGE, TRAVELLING CLOAK GRORGE A. HE 4% Hroadw: RAVELLING MANTLES, r Th arga@tine linen mohair ber materiade Hor avle by BEEKMAN & COMPANY, £73 Rrowlway. One block below Me St, Nie Huned mid mnicie vtech Tr SUPERTOR PIANOFORTER FOR, SALR—TO Nee: Will be eold At A ifice. in want ff 8 anperior insacuthent would de well by oi at the manu, inctory of the lat: Mobert Gieun, No, & Spring sree, THE TURK. _ SHION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING—MATOHP O® Re mile heats, ‘vest 3 in 5, on Tuesday, July 29, at i MeLaughlin names blk. Lancet, for- gent aw meng ul dB bat. Flor WaALhne GOH COLOR, See of Fashion Association. Moda of reaching the amor Island City, frome course Fallon tarkel siptat T BoM. ret at 4, 54g and 7 o'elo. Fae eer serreath eroet ferry, three bees, pani apd sino road; Williamsburg ferry, three. boats, plank and shell road. NION COURSE, L, L—TROTTING—ON WEDNES- day, July 9, at 38 o'clock, a match for $1,000, mule bay a lg tn Bre, to barnes, it, Woodr if names b. ve bouih f or ohiyn, for the Course, at 2% 204 0'elcieg ree SHAW & WHITH, Ps Proprietors, REGATTAS. RAND REGATTA AT CITY ISLANB.—THE UNDER signed ownors and sailing masters of boats entered tor {he regatta, have taken place the 2ist July, would in ‘afore the public that the same was postponed to the mutual Dongen acount oP eect which prevaliok Oh g other account:—D). D. Kirby, Jareis Mar te anes rSibeen ‘Washington Gibson, E.'T. Cromwell, Luke Russell, Isaac Martin, J. Walton, A. Barker, M. brown, We Fravers and others. Sudges—Josiiua Leviness, enjamin Hegeman, Ambrose Pendieton. N. B.—The above race come off on the 26th instant, at City: Island, under tie. Aine Fegulations as before advertised CHARLES McCLENNON , Cty sland Hotel. EXCURSIONS. XCURSIONS TO THE, FISHING BANKS, | OFF Fare for th —The RODE. SPEVENE CopylMeny, Sacenla.. The Heammee fit trips to the Fishing eal, very day, except Sunday, eaving, Amos street ot 7; Spritg wiréet, 717 Peck ap. Broome street, 84; pie orth river, ‘9 ‘o'clock. Fishi tackle, bait, refresiments, &e., on board.’ A eoullon band Wil accompany the steamer. ISHING BANKS AHOY.—ON SUNDAY. JULY Uh large ‘and splendid sea steamer WASHINGTO. Capt. Geo. W. Simers, will Je fo atreety, North river, 47, Spring st Tia; Peck stp, East rive! Fare 2 cents! each way. nished TH pier $, North river’ ato" molec? efreshments, bait lines, &c., tur- RAND FISHING OFF FORT HAMULTON.—PARTIEG can take Greenwood cars from Fulton ferry at the Slow. ing hours. vir: 7 and 10 A. M., 1%, 434 and 36 FM. and con- nect in time with stages at Greenwood for Pon Hamilton, W FERRY TO WEEHAWKEN GROVE, POLLOCK'® Pavilion, and Guttenberg.—The favorite steamer MER- a cay RY, Capt.'B. Mallan, will run during this Weok, from foot of Robinson’ street, touching at we foot of Spring, Amos, ‘Twentieth and Bas eid streets, North river, leaving Robin. son street at 9 11,1, 3 and o'clock. Keturning, leaving Gtuienberg at 10, 13, 2,4.and 7 o'clock, Fare, 64 cents, UNDAY EXCURSIONS.—THE STEAMBO. Ne PHILIP, will leave Peck Slip, S unm, ane Grand street at aig, Tenth street Rag 8% for New Rochelle and Glen Cove; ind ‘ei jae vet, ve Gien Cove wails Cin quarter €3. This is one of the most delightfnl can be taken, giving a fine view of the-Kast river and a 19 sail across the Sound, from New Rochelle to Glen Cove. Fare for the whole excurtion only 50 cents, HE STEAMER ROBERT 1. STEVENS, CAPT. CHAS. Anderson, will make a eink ta Glen Cove every Sunday, leaving Amos street ai Boring struct, 734, 3, North river, 74; P sup, Broome f Te ath sireet, 83; Twenty-sixth street, 4 Landing at Gi Island and New Rochelle each way. ' Returning, leaves Glen Cove at3; New Rochelle, 334; cents. 7 OU WILL NOT BE RUN INTO, FROM BEFORE OB behind, on the Flushing Rai Hieing only eight tallies long, there is no oceasie’ for but one tralagi atiize upon it. ‘Ttattords one of the safest, pleasantest and chexpest cre cursions ont of New York for families, schools, or pic nig parties, giving them the benelit of a ride both by steainioat and railroad. Leaves Fulton market, by steamer ISLAN, Mphand 0A. My ‘and returnss at 4, Sis a ‘are 20 cents. City Island, 4. F are each way, 2 Hy M. orl P.M, POLITICAL, TH WARD YOUNG MEN'S BUCHANAN ASSOCTA- ton.—A meeting of this association will be held this (Pri- day) eveging, July 2, at 5 0’ oe at 813 Greenwich street. mana JOSEPH W. CORNELL, President. |ARRRS, Gotham lmcowo, 2" secrete. HE CRY IS, STILL THEY COME!—POLITICAL Notice —The regular meetings of eommitives are held for the p of deciding on banners, at 101 Nassau street, next to the Herald ofice, every da: ES "ACKERMAN, President. Epwis A. Mitier, Secretary. eae 7 OUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.—A RE- gular meeting of this club will be held at their rooms this evening, 26th inst., at8 o'clock. Punevual attendance is re~ quested. 5. W. CONE, President. Joux E. Wate, Secretary, ppareen ——— en REWARDS. REWARD.—JOHN DALY HAS BREN MISSING since 19 o'elock, om Monday morning, 2tat Instant, ee years old, dark’ hair, light eyes, heavy eyebrows and square prominent forewead’ had on bul fined oat, light Vest, dark pantaloons and stray hat." As there ia Feasor mn to fe bn Saat he Bea been foully deat! with, or bas met ‘with some accident, the above reward will be giv 10 mation (hat will lead to his recovery, oe €, & R. POILLON, 224 South street. D5 REWARD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM HER pasture, !n East Newark, on Sunday night last, « light sorrel mare: light colored mane nnd tail; te stout bodied and in good condition; had a white stripe on her face running down over her nose. Whoever will return her to the sub: seriber, or give information where she may be found, will receive the above reward. MICHAEL RILEY, Collector Turnpike Bridge, East New- ark, ie encrcemannhahenmonnnemseieacidpanaiiah F REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY, JULY 24, BE. tween the hours of 11 and 12 A. M., in going from St, Mark's place to Broadway, down Broadway to Duane wtovet, and through Dua: reet io Hudson street, a protested for $157 50; also, iil of of Paul Landry, recelpred by Thin of cs 1 hove to any one, = + 4 Rie fin ter will receive the above rew: any we thant the lover by ks a 7 William street, up stairs, si steonioriing pe chemnnesteshtat Re Dates she = REWARD.—LOST, ON THR NIGHT $5 19th, @ black Newfoundland dog; his Ee feet tipped with white. ‘The above reward will be paid on re- turning the same to Abraham Van Nest, 35) Bleecker atreet. REWARD.—LOST, LAST TURSDAY NIGHT, black and tan, n. pretty large:size English terrier, ‘wis cutears and long tall: answers to, the name of Dick: ‘The abore reward wil be paid at Bailey's ISLAND, ON $ dtan English terrier di abore reward wil be paid, if returned to 96 Broadway Se stairs S62 Broadway. 2 REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY LAST, THE $. day of July, from West Morrlsania, a ted net ares setier dog. Any one having found the same will receive the above reward by bringing him to 195 Lower, ; dence of Wilson Simpeot, Kaq., West Morriainia: amd ‘nay vund detaiuing sald dog ‘alter this notice will be prove- EWARD —LOST, IN THIRTY-PIPTH OR TY sixth street, een Madison and Lexington in a Madison avenue #tage, a large black lace tnanti ever will return the same at 619 Greene street, corner of Hos ton, will be suitably rewarded, _10ST AND FOUND. EMAL, BLACK SPANIEL DOG FOLLOWED Mi from church. on Sunday last. th a stee! collar on hia heck. The owner can have him by paying expenses and prow ing ownership PETER WIT. OG LOST.—ON TH Eighty-first street, st Sixteenth street. MORNING. PROM bear Seoond avenue, a black New- foundiand dog, answers to the nane of Nero, whoever returne the same to John Gannon, over the dry gonds store, Thint ave- nue, between Eighty second and Kigh'y third arom Bee igh'y third strcets, will be OUND—ON SATURDAY LAST, AT RELLEVUE GA den, a gold neck chain, with clasp. The owner can have the same by provin 4b '¥ and paying for this advertise- ment. Apply at 52 heaver sireet. ——— O8T—IN GETTING INTO A STAGE IN FRONT OF ” Nibio’s, at Columbia College Commencement, a plain id bracelet. The finder will confer a great favor, and be erally rewarded by returaiug it to No. vad street OST—ON THURSDAY APTERNOON, JULY 2%, AnOUT three o'clock, on going from 183 Kowery to the corner of Mott and Grand sireets, a large size lather pocketbook com, cwnet, ‘Fbe. taser will be Uveralty remarked by lesctoe ine owner f rally rewarded. b: same at the Westebester House, cornet of Broome street cat Browery OST.—A_ PIRI will please len ANS BADGE, {hat the Nineteenth ward sation hones ———_—$—$—————— ny O8T-85 REWARD.—A SMALL BLACK terrier lett 70 Rast Thirty first street on the abt inet "As finder will receive $ reward by returning the = y ing the dog at the above ey OST—ON TRE ISTH INST. AT THE O Lo Ree tort and brie Railroad, In thus chy, b tatne cine ag Was marked “RC We and travelling shaw! Cleveland,” Fifteen dollars reward will be paid to the finder jartiett & Perry's, 108 Broad on leaving them at the fice of J O8T.—ON THE NIGHT OF THE 2D INSTANT. IN Taylor's Saloon, Broadway, a portemonnale and green puree attached, containing ® fe pd Sin wile and some silver’ Five dollars reward will be paid to any person retura- ing it atthe Herald oer. or at 205 Say street, rooklyne LADY, Wil0 DESIRES TO LEAR’ N BOO) sctically applied in the lar: =) ahd ey. , desires instruction trom a pereen who fan devote @ few boure during the week to such PUrpose, and one. me over: who ie fully Fully adequate to the Feymirement. F Please ad- dress, with D. Oswald, New York Post office, pa ee eaecnlaac aetedahnsis asnibeltabcehnahtaetns rea, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, AND THR other essentials to auiecess in the mercantile employment, in an expeditions and su: re exclusion of the modern «ix Rooms 34) Broadway, Appletow'e Twelve lesson charlatanry. Build’ 0 -DAY.— T YOUNG AMERICA ON 1118 TRAVELS. * AMERICAN WEEKLY tein € Friday. wilt contain a series of letters from © YOUNG AMERICAN trae Hay through ROYPT, SYRIA, ASIA MINOR. AND THE CRIMMA, Aden, Alexandria, Cairo, laces, with a running hie tory of the countr fod comments Finercon—the tow intereat- Ing aitete re tah {vpn The CAN WEEREY PRESS will so contain no- tices ‘a all matters of interest in the citys State or couniry— holitienl theological and th i—making it the beat general newapaper in tl "Published every Fr ormti at the north weet corner of and Nassau streets, New York. Price only Slay ap tere athe d to ogente for $1 96 per hundred. Terma eagh, For sale at the office, northwest corner of Filton ari Nas san atresia, and by the news agente geaveraily. Advertione menis inverted in de American Weekly Press for Aity conte & With descriptive scenes at Mad Suez, Constantinople and other pl FOUN LADY TR ACTER WANTED—TO ary One 1 or two lerwons a week. Address Sicney I Noron, Yee ofliee