The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1856, Page 7

eee. eae sree —— ————eo aoe EEn ni 0 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Saruppay, July 26—6 P. M. ‘Tee'dtock market was very much depressed atthe opening this morning, and continued so to the close. "Phere were large sales, at gradually receding prices. ‘All the leading stocks were freely offered. At the firat board Missouri 6’s declined 4 per cent; Illinois Central Bonds, }; Cumberland, j; Nicaragua Tran- sit, 3; New York Central Railroad, }; Erie, §; Michigan Central, }; Reading, 3; Ulinois Central Railroad, ]; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 3; Panama, 3; Chicago and Rock Island, }, Michigan Southern, 3. It appears by this that the decline was general. Railroad bonds were well sustained, but the transactions were limited. New York Central, Erie, Reading, and Cleveland and Toledo, were the most operated in at the board, and they all closed with a downward tendency, The steamship Fulton, from this port for South- ampton and Havre, to-day, carried out $687,257, principally ingold coin. This makes the total spe- cie shipment for the week about two millions of dollars. The steamship Illinois is on her way to this port from Aspinwall, with $1,650,000, being the first semi-monthly shipments from California in July. The next bank returns will, it is estimated, show a decrease in the specie reserve of about one anda half million of dollars The shipments and payments into the sab treasury, over disbursements, during the present week amount to more than two and a half millions of dol- lars. The Aseistant Treasurer reports today, as fol lows:— Paid on Treasury account,. $204,569 67 Received do, do. « 237,448 i Balance do. do. 8,118,798 66 Paid tor Assay offic 3,053 72 Paid oa disburring check: 54) 812 84 Balance all accounts. 12,286, 796 17 ‘The receipts include $50,000 for transfer draft on Boston. The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 24th inst., were as follows:— For the Treasury Department For the Interior Department. For customs. For the redemption of stocks. For the redemption of ‘texas War warrants received and entere: From miscellaneous sources. The following is a statement of the condition of the banks of Maine, on the 31st of May:— BANKS oF MaINE. Capital stock paid in is in circulation Net protits on hand.......... Balance due other banka.. Cash deposited, &c., not bearing interest. Cash deposited’ bearing interest,...... ‘Total amount due from the banks...... . $16,098,732 19 19 Assets. $775,575 96 96 Gold, silver, Real estate, ‘banks. Due to banks excepting balances.... Fy parieat 80 30 ‘Total amount of resources of the banks.. $16,098,732 19 19 Dividends, dc. Amount of semi-annual dividends. ,. $321,814 73 Amount of reset profits 368,601 74 Debts due and considered as 14,687 53 Amount of bills in circulation under GOMES. ..scsperescosse:’s 730,672 09 Amount due from President an Q8 PrincipAl,.ecssssccccccsecsesceseses 462,689 15 Amount due from President and Directors AB BUTETICS....-.0eeseeee 608,272 43 Amount due from stockholders as principals , 1, 026, 349 54 Amounts of debts due which have matured and are unpaid. seceee 774,860 22 Liability of the President and Directors as Ps a or sureties in their individual ‘ 648,922 89 Liability shy a frm, icumrer on ons of any COrporation.........+se00+7 526,981 25 A correspondent sends us the following analysis of an official table recently published in our columns, showing the population and property of each State made up in the Treasury Department:— To mm Eprrok ov tHe Herat, New York, July 24, 1866. The art of typography bas aided many an ase to display bis innate qualities. ‘our paper of Wednesday, for in stance, has enabled the Treasury authorities to exbibi their natural failings, in the shape of a statement of popu lation and wewth. ‘In that table you find the compara tive population and weaith in New York and Pennsylva nia stated to be:— Popndation. Wealth. New York... 3,470,059 $1,364,154,625 Pennsy ivania, + 2,642,960 1081,731,808 —which figures give to New York.$%96, and to Penn sylvania $405, for each inbabitant. From this we jearn, for the first time in our experience that Penasyiva nia, an agricultural and mining State, is richer, per capita, = the great agricultural, commercial and manulactur State of New York. this or is itiiction? A few figures will show; and henc quote the census retarns of 1860. In that year the figures stood thus:— ‘Population. Wealth 3,097,394 2811784 New York... Pennsylvania 500, which ga’ New York $231, and to Pennsylvania relatively. Thus it appears that individuals (n New York—and that within five years—have increased their ‘wealth from $231 to $396; and in Pennsylvania, from $216 to $405. But who believes all this, either positively or relatively? Nor have we to go fur to controvert the state ment, since the latest State documents give it emphati cally’ & negative, The actual position of these Stator, according to the documents for 1555, is, positively Now York, $1,402,450,064; and Pennsylvania, $651, and, Felatively, Now York $404, Pennsylvania 8 0. ‘6 much for the peop pig My etween New York and Pennsylvania. Hut we do not believe that Penusylvania bas within 200,000 of the population given in the freasury table; and in such care the per capita would be greater ‘She table, however, contains other biuaders, which will be seem by the following comparisons; — fecording to veaaury Return 1304; According to State Aer nts California. Georgia... « Khoae Island, . ‘Tevpessee Vermont. This table alro gives to Minnesota a population of 65.0» ‘aod wealth to the amount of $20,000 009, or $307 to ew % wnhabitant; while to Utah, with 39,000, it gives oniy H.250,! 000, or $109 to each inhabitant. Truly matters most be ata discount with the Saints. To New Mexico, with 63,500, Te Fo gives $7,250,000, but to Uregon, with 26,000," $7,77: to Washington, with ' only 6,300, it gives $1, 0 0 How these calculations have been elaborated | '« beyond oar comprehension. There must be, sacerding. to these figures, some essential dif. ference in the circumstances of our citizens in the various Territories; and hence wewould ask of the Treasury Department an explanation, which would be highly int» resting, not only to ourselves, but to all seeking bomes in the wilderness, If the prototype of this table, compiled by the present writer, and publismed in the Hexain some weeks ag», bad been more closely copied, the results would have been more in consopance with the real state of matters. We refer to that table that the bg ae may no be im sed upon by official statistics. tes of our oe ‘tate, compared with that Y abuaneln Wodnesday, are as follows — Population. Weatth. Our own table (1) 27,158,487 667,967, Treasury table (2 26,904.312 9,817,611,072 Consus of 1850,..... .... 23,101,876 6,024,666,909 Increase (1) $5,097,611 $2,643,000, 849 “ @ 8,772,496 8,702,944, 168, Diflerence,..... 646. soe -160,176 81, 149,648,914 From these comparisons let the public judge as to the credibility of the respective tables, The question is, bave we increased during the past five years in wealth to the 40 of the 60 per cent as shown in the above; which, if there is any truth in either estimate, is the most proba’ bie. Fither oud precedent in thie world, and coula pot have eavel onus by enhan ting the value of pro- perty oF degrading the yalue of the circulating medium. ‘he absolute increase of property cannot have occurred T may here state that | bave not included in the above a supplementery ‘sum of $1,500,000,000 whieh the Trea. eury culoulator considers necessary tu add to his ordi pary estimate of $0,817,611,072, in order to come to the real value of property. J think his jokes rich enough without this handful over. R. 5. F. Stock Exchange, Sarcepat, July 26 1866. 1200 shs Erie RR.b60 61 $5000 Ja State 5's..83 83 000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 93 200 GO. BOO B15 2000 Missouri 6's.¢. 200 do. . 1000 do © ‘500 do. 5000 do. 200 do. 1000 Cal 7°s, 70 500 do. 500 do. 200 do.. 1000 de. 1160 = do, £60 Ohio 250 a0... 6 1000 Brie tet im bas 104% 100 Mich Con Rit 000 THLO RR tds. b8 Oli 60 do. . 1000 NY Cen 6’... 80 om ~ R 1400 NY Con 7's... 102% 200 10. 9 15) be Bk Com Rte, 201), 100 d0..... " 10 Pank Comme, io 250 do... a 18 doe 200 do... a 10 Park Bank 200 do. «om mb Coal Com. 209 96 Stonington RAL. 474; ranait Co. 74 SOT Com RR. 88 106 » Ti 250 Cle & Pitts REDO 60 Sox 60 Penn Coal Co, 20 do.. 300 Chi & Rifas 200 F. 200 MicS&N ia RRopg CINCINNATI STOCK SALES. By Hewson & Holmes, for the week ending July hops. $1,900 Col.&Xenia RR. div, 7’s, 5 and 10 yore. 85 a 88 702 Little Miami RR. div. seri 8 3,000 Cov and Lex. RR., 7 1,000 Ohio & Miss, RR, i's, Lst mtg. bs.y and int:; 65 5,000 Little Miami RR., 8... 80 2 000 Indianapolis and Beifontaine mort bonds... +. 80 1,500 Marietta & Cin. RR. 7 , domestic bonds 40 , Ist mort. bonds.. 45 33000 Hillsboro & Cin. RR. K real estate bonds. 70 1,000 Janet (1ad.) BR, de bar shares Marietta and Cincinnati, and interest, Little Miami. 28 © do, do. 26 bd do. do . “1 Columbus and Xenia Saath ) 200 Cincinnati and Chicago 5 80 Cincinnati, Wil. and Zanesville 15 116 ~~ Gin., Harrison and Indianapolis. 20 Indianapolis and Cincinnati, ex div, 60 $1 Covington and Lexington ri Cincinnati Insurance Co CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satunpay, July 26, 1856. Flour—The market was inactive. The heat of the weather, with absenteeism, had its effect upon the corn exchange. The sales of flour were confined to about 6,000 a 7,000 barrels, closing dull at yesterday’s prices, ‘Wheat was less active, with sales of Canadian white at $1.50 a $1 80, with a cargo of Chicago and Mil- waukie red at $145. Several samples of new Illinois and Genesee were exhibited on ‘change, and approved at $1 80 for white Iilinois, and $1 75 for red, to arrive in September. Corn—Sales were confined to about 1,500 a 20,000 bushels at 562,c. for cargoes of inferior Western mixed, and 61¢ yr sound do, Southern yellow was nominal at 65c. a Rye was quiet at 85c. a S6c. for Northern, Pork—Sales of 200 a 300 bbls. mess at $20 25 a $20 8753. Cotton quict, and prices unchanged, Whiskey—400 bbis. prison gold at 373¢¢. NEW YORK» HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1856. 85 BROADWAY, UNION SQUARF.—HANDSOME oO hed house to let or irase, or suits Of raorgs to, families or gentlemen, with or without board or private table, th, was, Ke. T4 BROADWAY. —THIS HOUSE Is NOW Oren Went or Wransient boarders; isn ished throushout and on the Pleasautest part of Bros! ple 4 Rian bain, grates, ae. Table OOME STREBY, ONE BLOCK WEST oF Vrondway, wear Nicholas Hotel. Furnished ith ‘or without board. House first class, with oder improvements, ‘Transient boarders accommodated. Southerners will tind this @ pleasant, airy location. 91 ELM STREET, C¢ CORNER OF SPRING STREK’ A‘ gentleman and his wite, or a few single entie men, can be accom with furnished rooms and board,» or rooms without board. two blocks from Broadway. Gas and Croton water throughout the house, Ry 16 CHAMBERS STREET.—QENTLEMEN CAN BE onventenee of boarders, ry tiation, pal vo'the ta he house is supplied with gas and baths, which are tree, ‘Terms moderate, 15] TENTH, STREET, A SHORT BLOCK FROM Browdway.—A weil’ furnished with large closet. Also, rooms Sitabte tor seattemay and wife, or single gentlemen. House first class. Dinner, 6 0’clock FOURTH AVENUE, OPPOSICE ELEVENTH street, rear of Grace church.—Part or whole of a fur- ulsied house, with all modern improvements, to let, to. a, pi vate family; alto, board in the country for 9 lady and ene man, one hour's sil from the city. Apply for one wee! 6 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY—TWO elegantly furnished parlors to let, with or withont |, on the tirst floor of a a, house, containing all the modern improvements; also, single rooms. Q'7 BOND STREET A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, entlemen and their wives, can be ‘accommodated With board, and large and airy roonis, on the second tloor. Transient boarders, particularly Southern gentlemen, are in- vited to call. Also, an office to let. SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A GOOD ROOM ‘and partial board, in a private family, » either in New Address D. E. York or Brooklyn, Terms $4 or $5 per weel F., Herald office. FEW RESPECTABLE MEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with good board, on reasonable terms. Also, two Young ladies who work out every day, or can board them selves; nice pleasant bedrooms, Call at 188 East Twenty-/th street, second floor, back room. FEW GENTFEL PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with rooms and board at Joralemon street, Brooklyn, afew minutes’ walk from South and Wall street ferries. Terms moderate, References given and re- OARD—DESIRABLE AND ELIGIBLE FOR GENTLE men and their wives, or a few single gentlemen. Address Bond street, Madison square Post offive. ADVEKTINGMBNTS KENKWED AVERY BAY. @ALMS AB AUCTION. A. “CRISLALAR, AUCTIONEER, B BOWERY. — 2 Stock of a watchmaker at auction, M. ©. will sell Sauce Soo inane at 103s o'stock, « large apd valuable lags Watch materials, , anchor, centre and ‘regulators, pinions and a n materials, together with a nume- gold, stone and di ear- wtemen’s rings, pencil cases, arious other articles of jew: , and vi guard, fob and vest cl eiry and sliver plated ware, gold and silver bunting and open face detached and patent levers, cylinder esc ta, bene dc. This sale is worthy the attention of the trade, ‘very ar: ticle on the catalogue warranted as represented. Full parti catalog culars in ue. Dy NOTICE—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY 8. ‘uesday, at 1039 o'clock, rt the auction room: ‘William streets." Mortgage sale house mabos. bookcases, bureaus, toilet ‘loth, lounges, toilet tables, lables, sewing rockers, crock’ ‘itchen furditure snd utensils. JONES, Atty, for Mortgages. UCTION NOTICE.—CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA, ty, J, 8. H- BARTLETT, auctioneer, on Tuesday. July Bat 10 o'clock, at 24 Pearl 1 street, in lois, from ves; chine ts on ae Bi are, ac. Goods’ wel fate te wel 0c tor shipping. Sale positive, a ae ba LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.—A. BRAGG & 00. hee sell tell at auction, on Tuesday, fond 29, at Ws 0 clock ‘A. M., at their salesroom, 33 Cortlandt street, 300 cases boots, ery, one ‘secondhand piano shoes, &c., comp’ ‘4 prime stock of N. B.—Aue- the sales every Fueslay unt further notice. YROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA—J. J. WALDRON, ‘auctioneer. —I EVANS, No. 6 Libert vel ell from their shelves in jot on Tuewtay, July 29, at 10 a, a full of Magic's best white granite, light tumblers, specié jars, 'y; also, a full assortment of de variet, Goods well packed for shipping. ILBERT $. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER.—PEREMPTO- lendid stock vances have been made by Bagley & Savage, at 82 Centre stress 94 103 o'clock, A- M., four, sugars, claréts, blackber- cherry brandy and glass of every corated | ‘Peeneh ebina. WARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—EDWARD SCHENCK SCO. will seit at auction, on Tueaday, 2h ae bay he i han hgh on Failte and styl _ ir "pert ay it and st, drivers: warranted sound kiod aba goalie; ‘aloo splendid open oe maneky new, and ball order tn the ments fata very it, =e suitable 1 tor country or cit, e harness, ea, mad ie for the horses. Also a pair long tug bey horses: a bay horse, 16 hands high, warranted Sound and gentle ia single’ or double Barnees. "Also peveral ‘co coupes, phuetons, phaeton rockaways, op, and ght road wagons, &e. IDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. —EDWARD SCHENCK & CO. will sell at auction, on Tuesday, 20th instant, at one o clock, at their salesroom, Nassau street, « maguiticent rosewood billiard table, made by O'Conner, with cues, balls de. ete. EDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON 24,’ genteel household furniture, at 105s 21 West Twentieth street, near Ninth ave Bue, consiatieg of elegant rasewood suis of parlor furnivure, lo ‘arm, Voltaire and parlor chairs, in green rusecls carpets and raga; elegant oval man reen and gold plush; beautiful tel mirrors: lace window curtains and cor. brocatel window curtains, with heavy cords and tassels; cor nices, window shades, rosewood e‘egeres, quartette tables, marble top rosewood centre tables.gpain'ings, in frames; giran doles, mantel vases: one elegant rosewon! pianoforte, mide ne of he pon mabers piano stool, rich vileloths, tables, and table covers 4 ‘phil: Draseels stair carpets, maho fany bedsteads, wardrobes, chairs, leather elegant cottage sults, Hr washstands, &e.; 1 I walnut cane seat will commence, Particulars in catalogue. IQUOR STORE AUCTION.—ON MONDAY, JULY %, 4 at 10s clock, at 143 Cedar street, the contents of & gro cery,and Hquor wore, comprising balance of ns, conLter, cigars, aud also boardiig house farulchinig sifmwr edn. mnie bedding, elovk stants, bar eG, WELLINGTON A. UARTER, Auctioneer. DAWNEROKER'S BAL MORTAMORE = WILL fell on lay, July 24, at No. 4 Bast Broadway, at 10 O'clock, @ general assortinent of nuredevmed pledges, ernst ng of men and women’s wearing ap, beds, bedding, &e vot D. MEHAN, 15 8. MELLOR, AUCTION! &, MELLOR WiLt ion Thursday, July 31, at 108 o'clock, at the ne and 18 Park Tow, opposit= Hock of rich and lana New the trade = ture, the proj worthy the a a four superior. ti ymond breastying, chains, h plate rosewood seven octave pianofortes, several Fre ponitiv Also 10 solid y advances. Catalogues rosewool parlor ants, covered in whole f Ing of eal breeatel, plush and hair loth, now on exhibition. Ww ALBU! pha + Teen ON AUCTIONEER—WILL 8 198 sokatt ik, at No. ©5 , asar Cohtanbis, few rookiyn, « large and exieusre irtment of howsehold furniture ot every deserijstion, on ting @f rosewood parlor suits, in satin broeatel, | fine rose woud pianoforte, aplendidly carved, 7'4 ostave, made by Leucher & Newton, of New York; carved rosewood centre bies, side tables, corner stands, ‘sideboards and biack walnut bedstead . French plate mirrors, I Aleo. French china rore wood, mal ponttive The above furniture ved since the first of May. er, No. 19 Coart street, Carmiogues may be had of ‘opposite City Hall, the 7M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL ON Monday, at 1036 o'clock, at 47 Franklin street, all th tect parlor chamber and kitehon furniture of a family valk! housekeeping, only three months in use. $10,000 eatZXee, MARTED, IN, A FIRST «(ine Brand way & hotel, he must understand the business and invest from $6 to $19, 0), againat $40.0 already invested. "ihren Hotel, box 3,586 Post office. $2. 000 WANTED, A A YOUNG MAN, OF G character, with ‘be above capital, ax partrey in the manufacture of a staple article, affording large roi Address Fortune, Herakl office, with real Feal wame, abil wating where an interview may be bad — 2. 000.74 SMART, ACTIVE MAN, WITH TY le above Amount of capital, casi purchase 0 haif interest in a business, in the most central part this city. One of the a. is going to Burope, and the remaining partner not being able to attend to nil the without assistance, a person Whose business li tistectory to the remaining pariner can have « good chanee ‘wo make money. To man, part of the amount will he or time 23 12 aut the. purchaser, Toquire on ‘ "NG, No. 418 Broadway, corner of Canal street TO $1,000.—A PARTNER WANTED, IN THE hardware and manufacturing business. | A, you man of stondy business habita will be eat None other need answer, Call at 177 Jay vireet, Brook ONE, THOUSAND DOLLARS.—PARTNER WANTED. — Any «mart, active business pers wy boa to take an m active part (n the management of a country hotel, may apply to WM. WARD, the proprietor, who ni tn Vanderbilt terrace, Coney sland, plauk r+! cumbrance, LL CARD “yoo EL BROMBERG AND HERMA CROHEN have associated themaeives as partners, an. rm of BROMBERG & CROHEN, for the importation of German cloths and the transaction of ral commission business. B. &C. offer for sale, at No. et, & lacge invoice of German cloths of supertor siyle mn Satoh’ a from $1.20 (0 $8 per yard. PPORTUNITY FOR A JUDICIOUS AND PROFITA bie investment. —The advertiser, having introduced a pre. paration new and novel, in this country, and recommen ied ine fitat chemists in the land, wishes W meet with & part will push itand share the profits. Address V., Moral oval. —IN OO! OW MY OLD FSTARLICN neha ant Tin Walker), Gear Allon street, at all of which sell the and white aah coal, well Pane. —A GENTLEMAN AND Me | OR TWO anternen, can be accommodated with board and jas, hot and cold water, ath &eo. rooms. Dinner at ig o'ciook,._Mefurenos exchanged. Wor hather war Reclts call st S18 Twenig-eocond sifeet, {et house won ef Ninth avenue. OARD WA. sapere ypad he ct np 1s gph mew -d OF ol 4 tea, sant location hetween Tenth ant Trweuty-thied savceta "In the vicinity of Broadway. Private P ferred. Adds box 3,879 Post oMice, with terms, ko rs OARD IN BROOKLYN.—AIRY ROOMS FOR SINGLE thin five minutes’ walk of oath terry. Apply se 338 I within five minu streets, between Amity and poeeat: vila wid OUNTRY BOARD WANTED.—A FAMILY OF SIX rho, rill Fequire three, sleoping rooms, wish for afew weeks, at a farm house, of easy access railroad and not over two hours’ ride from the city, Address box 636 Post office, New York. pop ROOMS TO LET.—A FLOOR, CONS! ing of three ewes 5 ¢ rooms, well furnished, in it al the thodernmuprovenente. within three tainates walk ot Broudway. "Apply at 37 StfMark’s place, Fighth street. board, in a private family, where there are few boarders. Apply at Ish Mulberry street tirst house from Broome. "ingle gentieasee. location in the businaas part ot the chy gentlemen in the bu the cit ihe Bouse Bas all the modern improv Saberaes rd rovements, apply at No? IURNISHED OR flag oer ROOMS TO be ge in the Bowery. | Nong, but single gentlemen S Herald office, Meterencsetenuiren WILL DO WELL or Qa ce Tg lary = per we lo their option. nished rooms, with East Thirty-second street, Baths, clorets and gas on every floor. Suitable for families single gentlemen. 4 RIVATE FRENCH BOARD.—A FEW demen yp big! ye hano AND OTHERS DESIRING poamp the summer or longer, can = ae ote Dinner at six. References exchanged. ec EVERAL LARGE PARLORS, WISER 0. HOT AND oad See ee. ND , at 45 Grove street, one door from Bleecker, convenient to Sixth and Eighth avenue cars, and Bleecker street stages. er at 6. nw pl *) LADY AND Gurtiamay, A FUR kitchen, not abo location, Charlen, Broadway Post ofiec ‘WANTED, POARD, IN A GOOD FARM Houser, located, within an a family. Te Terme moderate. aoeiy a 3B ‘Snes cron ear Sixth aveuue. [-WARDS. REWARD.—JOHN DALY HAS BEEN MISSING oe 10 o'clock, on Monday instaat 1 00 ie id, ryetigme and'niare coat. light vest, dark pantaloons and straw hat. As there le reason io fear ihat he Bas been foully deat with, of haa met with some acid a hereon reward will be given for infor- mation that will lei . & RK. Te POLLLON, 24 South street. $1 REWARD.—LOST, Ry! SATURDAY, THE wTH instant 9 Posed 19 be in Canal or Marion streets, in ed and the Cen ina a Pace of white pa per; oon ioe ten dollar ills xy. Bank and the re mainder in «mall notes. Feward will be pele to any person bringing or Fn tony information aa will lead to: the recovery of the same, at it White street. 20) REWARD. LOST BETWEEN NO. 21 PLATT street and No, 4 Gold stre old wate. with link chain and seal attached. The finder will receive the above orning it at 21 Platt street, New York. reward by r O8T—ON THE 18TH INST. New York and Erie Halon ot and travelling shawl The bag wi marted " © Woot Cleveland." “Piftcen dollars reward. will be paid to the finder on leaving ‘at the office of Bartlett & Perry's, 198 Broad ree! OST—ON WEDNESDAY LAST, IN BROADWAY, BE 4 tween South ferry and John street, or in William street, ‘A hair bracelet, gold élap underla id with a plait of hair, A M. W. engraved undermile, A suitable reward will be pal: on receipt of the above, at No 2 Murray street, up stairs, ‘K, DRAWN BY WM. M. Fiieshman for $365 on the Tr ving Bai i July 31, 1M. All persons are cautioned vgainst receiving said eheck, as payment has been stopped. LOST DOPING THE LAST WEEK. A BLANK SUB 4 scription book for poems. The fader, who will be re. warded hh Mr. Herbert, 57 Az wae OFFICE OF 4 OST—NETWEEN NASSAU STREET AND CORTLANDT street ferry, a check for $22) 50on Farmers and Mechanic. bank of Rahway, payable to C. N. Haren. All persons are aut one ‘against receiving said check, as payment has bee stopped. I OST.—ON THE 2TH INSTANT, A GOLD WA 4 seal, containing a portrait of « boy about two yeare old upposed to have been lost between the Girard Joa and th North river, in Chambers street. A reward of $5 will be pate the finder on leaving Mt at the Richmond House, No. 15; mbers street, O8T—IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, NEAR HENRY STREET 4, on the evening of the 24th inst. a cameo bresstpin. | Th niler, by leaving it at the Herald office, will confer a favor. OST—A_ BANK BOOK, ON WEDNESDAY AFTER 4 noon, about three o'clock, between Roosevelt and Blesek er streets, The tinder of the book will receive the thanks « the owner by leaving itat the Bleecker street Bank Ls OST—FROM OFF THE MERCHANTS’ HOTEL COACH 4 July %, in going from the hotel to the Fall river boat, ome trunk, covered with canvass, marked J. B.S. Texas Toe finder will be eultably rewarded by leaving it at the office the Metropo.tian Hotel, 41 Cortlandt street. HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., WANTED. UR OR FIVE LOTS WANTED—ON FIFTH AVt Beatie, oproate, Central part ibey mast le togetie. Post office. rice, Fifth oven, box 550. et HOUSE Ae onraning enon —-, rooms, below P Rootes in ay Address OMS warrpst A GENTLI FOR BACHE R' ‘Aparna drain adja Jor’s ball. with oman room attached ; Croton wreter, bath room and gas on floor. Lacation, west of or agar Bighth Avenue, » 2th at, No furniture or a ret For suital oom tit May or. Jonger. if fou Pru ie, us Seq Adress ° Slat lay OF ind convenient. u Bachelor's Hall, Madison Square Post oftice. TRAM ENGINE WANTED.—A GOOD SECOND HAND xt Lua A 0 Same ENGLER, '% Burting ally. a at mde F WINES AND LIQUORS. Biv LMORR, Ly CHARAN, FREMONT.—THE CITIZENS diatinetion of fork, without party in the present Presiendial bank have inentewonsly conelnded to snp, during the the universally an! so justly celewrat Cognae cholera bi A sure preventative and remety of all cases of .diaerhena and billows com cholera, d Pinints, No faanily showia be Seanon wHbout » botte, mi re! Wy im iit inntes, a SERINFELD'R, sore gent for ts Cafted States, 90 Noe street, porwor of Joep, so Be bed: ale at” the prin prinelpal deng stores, barroome and groceries. ONGWORTH'S SPARKLING AND STILL CATAWHA 4 wines. F. 8. COZZENS, Sole Agent, 73 Warren street ee Tis SEW YOKE AND 11VEREUOL UATIED STATES il ste: hi comprising we tine wre a {ed for eleganee and comfort Price of pansage from Now York to Livernool in frst cub, 9), in. wecond do. $78. of ema sine sats rooms, $425. From Ell wo New. \ York, 99 pets, An experienced surgeon attached 19 berths can be secured for. ‘The ships of have unproved wate ulkheads, and from ive will net cross the Banks uorih of 43 \ Sfler the Ist of August PROPOSED DATES OF BAILING. Dee, COLLIN: (0 28 Wan sree, NY. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO La STEPHEN KENNA AED & 0. ya ae ‘Austin Friars, Londoa. aia jase ion ships will inact be' aecountable for gold, aver, b ¥ iver fai specie, Jew relly precious ones or metals ub expressed therein. OR LIVERPOOL—STEAMSHIP ALPS. H. INGLIS, commander. ‘This new and powerful stexmer will sail trom the British, and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's dock, at Jersey City, on Thursday, the 7th of August. Passage money for first class passengers only, Tor whomn there are excellent accommodations, $100, including Provisions and steward’s fee, but without wines or liquors, FP Apply to E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. om ERP OD so AERAMEETE Be ogi H. INGLIS ee teen from “et British and North American Rape Company's dock, at bens dk pen ei y, for first are excellent accom: steward ' whe but peed winesor to EB. GUNAED, Not wiing Green. LIVERPOOL.—THE portage he PACKET Which can be obtained on boagd. bt faken at reasonable rates, ander —This new and powerful e mone sich hud peovaions nd and tained on a faken at resscaabloraien, Apoly PR ship ALBERT GALLATE sday, the ist af July. The packet ship’ ¢ IATLAWA. salle for’ Lovdon ugust 1, Tan oan ship—Second cabin, $18; steerage, . ROCHE, 83 iG, and found For re, to THOS. han ba passage, apply OR LIVERPOOL,—st. GEORGE'S LINE OF CLIPPER brated clipper ship DRERDNOUGiER Taptatt Samucte: wil sll on the Sta ot (her last pas sage was made in fourteen days). Boara pier No.8 Noch river, of to a eran = ‘OTICE—FIRST PACKET TO RS fen Rg ell jacket ae pt Sat Captain ‘uesday, nay ot 2. For passage in cabin, second sperage ap? pier 40 East ae or to KAPSCOTT &CO., (E LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP aa PO BALA HWORE. 3 werful MORE, dean Capt. Rol ert ~ es HY OF MANCHESTER, 2100 tons abt Pe @: Petrie KANGAROO, 1,976 tons, Capi. R. Ewing, are intended to FROM LIVERPOOL. angaroo. City of Manchester. City of Baltimore. eusidartee es anaes OF FAseAGn. famliad womsber of third class n pangengere will be taken from Finn ete rovisions. om Philadelphia 1 irarpeot i ep ‘and ee each vessel carries an experienced sur- we to out their friends can obtain certif- cutee Soctee daring tiverpoat im sma of i er 17 Walnut st., Philadel, or lear howtos Sa eRe ane Sx BETWEEN NEW and =. GLASGOW.— Veo 0 Ne ced Bi auached to aay ee e sole Je A gtd HoSy HON, uv Broudway. New York city bi for passage. ADT [A INDEPENDENT LINE.—THE Pia ee a A per ship ALBONI, Barnaby, commander, eae wats ey ag ee no ae ee dal for passengers, in firstand seeond a pa taken, carts 8 app! hy r ay BS or eo SOODEVE, ANRELE & ELLIOL W Peariatrect RoRs HAVRE, DIRECT.—THE FREN( BARC! URLONA, £000 tone Durthos, will eave for the Tuesday, Ji shove port on uly 29, at 2 o'clock precisely. C : POL 00., $2 street. The Vigo will sucoeed the Barcelona, and sail on ' August 14, LACK BALL LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS--SAILS Apes. is oy pen pone ship GREAT oF oe teak apt. er, as above. For passage app! fon of Beekman street, or to acon WILSON. ie Bo South st. GUPSATLT REDUCED PRICES—orH AUGUST UNITED Mail Line.—80 pounds baggage free, 10 cen's per pound on excess. Four from ocean to ocean, by Pana- ma for Catfornia via Panama The United States Company will for 5, at 20 chook P. A freceets Aspinwall on Tuesday, from pier foot of Warren erect. % river. the well knows, and fast steamship [LL HINOIS, Captam Charl Boggs, URN, ‘Passengers and malls will be forwarded by Panama and Panama with the Pactic Mail steam ship Company's t steamship Golden Age, J. Watking, commander, which will be in readiness and leave lintely for 5 The public are informed hat the Pacific Mail ‘Co, always have ore or more xtra steamers lying at Panama ready for wea, to avoit any ponatbie detention passage appl or a RAYMO) IND atthe onky ott offen of Wes companies, on No. 77 Went street, corner of yren, New York. Freight to owt 70 cepts per cubie foot, or one and a half conte per pound, prépald, an no freight received after 12 0'clock on the ay oF R CALIFORNIA VIA | NICARAGUA—SHORTEST te by 300 miloe tly retnced.—The new vn ny apia steamship ontztk , (1,000 tons burthen,) B. 1. rh, commander, — — pier 34, foot of North x ar A - 9% urday, Av ie steamer serra Nevada, fro cena Y wit an de Niearagiua, on . ta m San juan del Sar on the will find this the relight or passage ‘apply NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE—POR H 4‘ vana and New Orleans. Ga Serrdeg. Angas! R2P, M., from pier foot of Warren street, North river, the feet and Avorlte sleamship PITLADEL OTT A ‘Capt. John MeGowan, 0. 2 Bowling Green, wi'l sail as above, Passage can be secure: at the office of the ine to New Orleans, 40 cents per ew'vic foot, receive! . Shippers will be supplied wiih blaak bills of of the form signed by the line, on application at thelr ieee No oder forme no bill of Iuding will be ened afier the hour of sailing. Foe rejguser passage apply othe office, 7 West street, corner of Warr M0. ROBERTS, Ag MEWREKLY OR CHARLESTON Folk FLORID — ‘ast a a vommnander, will ‘on ‘Saturday, August 2 at 4 é Na of ted Yor x treigns cply oo boand, where al of lading, wil 0 jor passage, a: the offlee of SPOFFORD, TIL TON se & CO. 2 Browlway. vorite geamner Careiion makes reguiee trips te various land ings on the St. John's river, connecting with the steamers irom New York, and leaving Charleston every Tues Hayat Bercloek P.M. Through tickets te Jacksonville, $31; Pilatka, #3. F°s, NORFOLK AND PETERSEURG—THE UNITED States mi teams | Lang ANOKE, Te Thomas Skin ner, will leave for the ® in vee on Wednesday, July 30, at do'clock P.M, from pier i She will arrt at Norfolk the next aiternoon, and Peters ng morning. Passengers for the South will seed directly on by the great Southern mail line to Charleston Augusta, Sa vannah, &c. Those for Ri will arrive at their destina tion early on Friday morning. Travellers will tind thie the a ph amantest and gost expeditious route. apd With stateroom, Petersburg and mond, $10. Apply to LU DAM & LBASANTS: 2 Broad ware R SAVANNAH AND FLORID AUS. MA e Tie new and splendid. etoamship PLORTIDA, Cape xt 8. Woodhull, commander, } leave d York for Savannah Saturday, A ws Ko. ¢ North river, at 4 oretock, F. aria ah Title of 4 he SAN sea nite Mirostway., Cabin nah, through te ein to J ata, ‘Taree and commodions nah for three mee a 8 week, connecting ors from New York on Tuesdays and Saturdays. a. GRAY GEEDING, HIGH, KIND IN A. bat! HANDS and can trot in 3:20 to a road waon. riher wee for him. it fu Apply as i chen CONOR 'S. Fort Washington, Diora GIG FOR SALE CHEAP—AT oOrrR: Tagore « of R. Aestin, oremman. OR SALR—A VERMONT. PLACK HAWK Aa brown, ae years high, of m sepia and action’ natura a fine i ‘ade hora.” ‘'o rarer. a ny a oe Fe cCoLT feet sonnel; Paeiiic SALE—A BEAUTIFUL BLACK HORSE, | ¥ 16 hands Ce ears old; ted i and kind tn all ee ‘can trot in 200 ithe pe. wi be exchanged for real ‘clas or 8 pal horees. Address box 108 Herald office. RR SALE—EIGHT OR TEN DRAFT pF —Y age are inquire of MRAISHEGK, at the store of ‘napps & Brown, 64 Maiden lane, from ll A.M. it . i om and after July 3 * ld OCKAWAY, HORSE AND HARNESS FOR 8A) Rewntt sented rockaway, with fam ntle gwnet hove atari aie ee Apply to. FL New York, corner of New York. Ham atreet and Exebange piace, up stairs, WRK & (O/S SPARKLING AND te awe witen. P.8. COZZBNS, sole ugent, vet, for whieh '& fir price Wil ve reer N. box $14 Post office. A I eo rm pe ee RRR WY AE ecks Ta, SUMMER GARDEN Twenty fth, T Pweuty nis that Kal wenty-eighih, played wa Lisa AGNES HUBERTSON 1 SPAM busiastic audi ol of acting has many imitators, but BEAUTIFU gee ADS aitracts crowded hens ences. ob che ts cheered with one prensa 1 by the public She will appear th's ensuing week as Hob in * Bob Nettles,’” Leander Invisible P) * Violet in *'The Life of an 8 * The Phantom.” ght, the benedt_ of Miss Ages Robertson, 0s * The Invisible Prince.” WOOD'S MINSTRELS, NeW BALL, elow Grand st EN EVERY EVENING, Henry Wood ~Geo. Obristy ‘To conclude with, ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday— THE OLD STYLE OF NEGRO MINSTRELSY, Commence atAo’clock. Admission, 2 cent. OF MISS AGNES ROBERTSON—T0-MOR, CK's THEATRE, On which occasion wiil be ps Bi on NETTLES, Miss Agnes Robertson. by her.) + Mr, Bourcicault, INVISIBLE PRI ander... . ss In which character she will sing ber melodies. Agnes Robertson. Box otlice open. ROADWAY VARIETIES, NO. 472 BROADWAY.— i Mechanics’ 0 als.) Hail, between Grand and Broom: Lessee and Business Manager Mar EATON, WENT FIVE “CENTS. HE WOOD '& MARS JUVENILES will present the @ THTEVES. Sale Principa! «aracters:—Master @. W., Mary and Commer + at $0" cock, and cardia at 10 o'clock. HE SUMMER GARDEN. WALLACK’S THEATRE. Firth week, ofthe he engagement of ES ROBERTSON whose delightful performances attract crowde every night. MR, DION BOURCICAULT will appear as GRIMALD PHANTOM, an “ POURTILLON. On MONDAY, July ‘Pie LIFE OF AN ACTRESS, For the eleventh time. On TUESDAY, for the BENEFIt OF MISS AGNES ROBERTSON, First time here, BOL NETTLES. ise Agnes Robertson r. Bourcicaul Bob... Tourbillon REE CONCERTS.—FREE VOCAL AND INSTRUMEN: tal concerts, every evening, at 62 Chatham street, corner of Duane, up sidirs, the coolest place of resort in the city. H. H. Beatie, p! DOUG! *, Proprietor, TRAVELLERS’ G@uipE. LBANY AND, TROY BOATR—REGULAR LINE — $rith watas foe Parsioge and the West steamer GLEN COVE will leave every Monday, W acl andings. For particulars inquire of f LEWIS, dre 2 ‘West street. a ‘and the W ‘Tilda and Armenis daily, a7 A- aking the principal landings. 1, from foot of Canal and 8 01 rane stand the West The new sad splendid and Friday mornings, at7 o'clock A. M. AY BOATS FOR ALBANY—FROM FOOT OF CANAL te streets, ‘With trains to a. RIVER RAILROAD.— the traing will leave Chambers 6A. M.and 5 P. M.; mail, 9 emigram,7 P.M.; for TEW YORK to Albany $1 0. twaing at reduced fare, without of car baggnee, will be Fon over the ‘New York and Harlem Tail. road Between New Lect ve wit he mar and cave anke first of ugust; connecting any with evenin, lines on the Northern and Cent a The cheapest and most pleasaat route, ute, ring through rich farming lands of Weatchesier, Putnam, Dui ii (Sl een mad a "AWW Your, July 18,1656 AND HARLEM RAILROAD.—FARE at at Bend, Lack. Ww "1 BAsSe for Scranton; at Bi and o. General Superintendent mare ennnnrenn ner to rrr COROT PPPOOPPPPOPOPCPCOPERCCCCRERE Bm, ROTEL — A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDRNCE ‘on the oeean shore, Long. Tsland. jenididt emtab jishinent having been enlarged and pay fagroved, is now open for the reception of transient and permanent B. RATHBUN. ory tty ganeeet: ba or Bourret ao nent. tet, resort fully Inid out, with shade trees, Of the river, "Fotke frows the Old ¢% srry i they will here, find « modal tna torker et companies will ae pea vet oman} wi ‘accommodation. od and Third avenue cars ew ates minagios, 8. D, Proprietor, rom England, “LIFFWOOD HOUSE—A be Sy SUMMER RB- ) "eat situated at Mantaven, opposite Keyport, New Jer- , 00 yorde from the bay; fine groves, ng, bomting, fahing, guoning, &e., making it ‘tar superior asa summer re sort to and in State. The fine steamer Keyport, ©; row, ‘A PORTER, VAMPRELL'S STEAMBOAT 9X mH —THIS BEAU. tiful summer retreat, situated Woodlawn, 107th street, om the Hudson river, la now ‘ready rir s crnters, pic nice and Wirget companies, Exenrsiontsts will be accommodated with larget ground, ray ‘oot of Spring street amaly. ad) turtle soup every Sunday, trom doe! "Tho stonunse wil leave tne vertisementa.) X-—Green 3 to7 9 and a Knicker rw. CaNppent. Proprietor. OMEENCOR GROVE, AT cLIFFWoOD, Orrosrts port, ia now rend: Die parties. shore ef Rachie bay, und qurveunte «ane of shout wai bs prieatgnn tbculd Ire made earls io¥. CARR OWiaiFR, port, foot of Murray street, igen Nt. YORK AND HARLEM RALROAD Lake Mahopac. Passengers visi he mont desirable route, only two hours tinth treet by the onre, and ai mingies By sta: miles, Four stages in readiness at Croton Falls to convey passengers. WM. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent, s* BATHING. AT LONG BR J.=THE PRO ristors of Jjetropolitan He leave to inforrn tier ftmatrorcs trineds suit petrona inet have sate ac commodations for those who favor therm w 2. H. 4G. € "OPER, Pt Proprietor. _Loxe Bnanen, ¥. J., July 25, he GRA BATHING, — THR ALLEGHANY HOUSE, AT by New J ‘snow EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN BY Mmasy of a benumbi pene Se bale Toon ine ay ee gums, by Be. Wiisbx, lean in, pas effect, it W simply arre: the eircelation of "ood extracted for balfa minute, duet ie se of feeling in the fun ing parte te parponind enn eee renee rere nrewnrocenronr re See EEE GENTLEMAN, WHOSE ye ap Lela FOR AC. qu ony ee limited, aged ws, air ane Srmmaking, hin opening &eorrespondnce pF hang Pritt oe Sakae ncconipil tween 22 and = fan ohject oF any posseased ofthe Senied sc gee who ror him with their Von bo Cincereet sense, be promines the thost honorable srees addressed for one week as Anthony P., ea prrtitahaantaanirdeertasestitnetadan insane Aedtstnetadretnnwead ATRIMONTAL: THE CELEBRATED SWIS8 AUTO ¥ her, BU FOLLANTE, wilt { (yay and futare in law in Journey te. New York Pr past, one Lu pan Se ulead ATRIMONTAL.<I WILL, UPON THE RECRTF: oF M" twenty five centa, send to any full delineation of their charactor by their handwi nMcient) poe Tey return m postage, Mie Emile Villette, Broadway lebrated burlesque He alednd pe latactaed os OWERY THEATRE. —LESSEE AND MANAGER, JOHN Brougham. Furst appearance in America of MLLES, HAE S HENRARDE ANNIE HENRARDE, Fiom the King's Theatve. Copenhagen, aud Her Majesty’+ Theatre, London, Mondey evening. July 2s, will be performed, vs ree PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI. atric Wabi pectcieenniiinassastare ir. Brougham PAS DE DEUX FROM LA GISELLE, ny *. RRNESTINE AND ANNIE HENRARDE, w PO CA-HON-TAS, Yow Ha Tan I 7 VLLER'S EMPIRE HALL, Brokpwar. tated by ene hundred and forty open windows. Positively the last week of the great Mo L0UI8 KELLER,” su bia talented family of Mr. Brougham ‘WENTY SEVEN PERFORMERS. Madame Lovarny aud Miss Duckworth tn a variety of songs avd ballads, New grand mimic scene of THE AMEKIN Or, The Lest Doors open at 749; performances oo Admis- sion, 60 centa; chi children half price; private boxes, $. quem DUSSELDORF GALLERY, BROADWAY. ‘The best collection of pat ‘on this continent. pen day and evening: Single admivsion, 2 cents; season tickets, 60 days, 50 cents ELLEVUE GARDENA,F Late id OF EIGHTIETH STREET Fast river. be. given ‘@ grand Sacred Con wert commucosing at2°3,M. Ade Part of Sere eilos renait ta refreshments Netto ge Gathers ail fonnd the most delightful retreat ox the island, | On Wednes” day next, the 30th i and a ry Wednesay throughout th season, Will be given aid Ball; concert t comamenc » at 2 apd be 6PM jurdens are open free to the pub- lie every slay, except Sundays and Wednesdays. Pienie par ties, ret companies aud schools may find every aceommo- ditos. Second and Third avenue ears run every dveminutes. Programe for Sunday, July 2 ART March—Miitaire.. tens Kathleen Mavourneen, |. Schottiseh—Shanghae. 4. Last Rose of Summer. 5. Galop—Runa\ 1. Pot pourri—" Frnani’”. 2. Polka—Ammoretien 4. Schottigeh—Amour 6. Picture of Rose... 1, Btabat Mater. & AirPirwt Made 6. Quickstep—Med) tibrecht 8. WARD, Proprietor. r = Bas Sei SUNDAY CONCERT AT THE ATLANTIC arden, Now. 9 and 1 Broadway, by Dodworth’s Band, wall be given on Sunday evening, 4 a. these concerts more select, an aKastnlon fee peda be charged, for which refresbineuta will be Pala 3 &: “Glorious Apollo; 5. Quickstep—"' De: lishoot ” 6. Scena et Aria, (D' Amor sui erere, from 1i Trovatoire INTERMISSION. 7. Duetto—" See Verdela a me nop lice’ ‘horal ‘rom the Sacred Gra- 1 Qu aut 5 taf ny ATHEN ¥ iY Paley .—THE va pl in; establishmns open the vane for the regular season on or about the Ist of - ber. Ladies and gentlemen, of acknow! engegemenis will please addreas either ¢ oe } Hanh Cen J. MUNROK, B.—Stars treated with on liberal terms. poe es age DRAMATIC yoy just wishing plesas address B. Herald « stating time and place where an interview can be had. ae under 14 or over 18 zona bed age need apply. DRY GOODS, &U. yor SPOOL hear ag pon gown eri = c jato use — It s extensivs th oe chines. Al received aoul, veguiasty, ant by GEO. A. CLARK, 32 Dey street. XTRAORDINARY ES CrPNET OT OF Pade “3 more cote Oe ian wee a buy bargains, ladies wé ee ee eo 2 ste “icra panne towe} sheeti aan ‘tare _ every variety, domestics, chaser. tier fe ermine 1 owe ito at any oma Ne Pree oe Se TOOK, 300 Bo OUSE FURNISHING GOODS.— ONE ma Te YESTERDAY. HUNDRED MOSQUITO NETS. The cheayres and best net to be found in the city is 2 5 sale at the great emporium for supplying the wante of house. Keepers.” Families but of town cet bare. them ‘sent. immed! ately by forwarding aline to the undersigned. They can be put up or down in & very few minutes, and in making the ptt they are wo azranged hat sti on gf a wichout te lightest hy. Prices, comp! os i ROBERT DAYS, Nos. 644 and 45 Broadway, Northeast corner of Kleeeker street, New York. MA STRACx DE vorace, TRAVELLING CLOAK. EORGE A. HEARN 425 Broadway OTICE TO THE DRY GOODS bd teen 104 JOUN CLARKE, 48 Warren street, is take all assignments shat may be entrusted io hincare, He Pledges himeett from th experience in that partioular hat be will ncycurs re speedy seulementa, Commis- sion § per cent. Good city reference. st tea TRAVELLING CLOAKS— ‘Somethin enew opened “i Teste ART : daly 29. 60. _ Broadway, chanivers srecis. SUMMER GooDs FROM | CHINA —JUST OPENED, Diack and colored thin di of styles and material diseren« from Bi i. fabrics, bei e and the only article suitable for ‘Also, Lutong silks, binek and ood, handkerchiets, Be. more elegant and de- jewport aod seashore Ja avery wile; vo ie dre pineapple dresa chiet fs, Tnuim mualing, nank sarge ansortment of fi articles from Japan, Cal aici it the Indies, at FOU ATN’S India Store, 638 Bro TPO WHOLESALE CARPET BUYERS, STEWART & CO. Are now prepared with thelr fall tock of English Velvet, Wilton, Axminster, Browwela, Tapestry Brussels, Three ply, nd eupertine Carpets, rugs. mata, cocoa matting, Sane ny wise Be. Broadway, Chambers and | ASTROLOGY. STROLOGY.-PROFESSOR WILSON, THE CELE brated astrologer, may be consulted on the a Past, prosent residence Lh a and future events of life, at his between Norfolk and Suffolk. Ladies @ cents: petteal a Tomes 3 Sennen en Pa OL be ee quality, with our newly tn Cie! and fancy work, yy? ‘or wood beds; also, of every description, at the ot GRIFFITH & DECKER, 99 Ann street, MEDICAL. Ao nay ™»D. bs Lene LIVER, KIDNEY, =.ApoEe and nervous diseases, diabetes, imcoatingnge of a, an ow and day oy. permanently and sartelusts Ganed it incely. 'Toqulre at 71 fet avenue. avenue. oa OPieer ine nage penior eepen fora, BS DOCTOR — HEART, 0 Tange itver, uidinegre rope, ia, pie wees tage ak | lek ens a and cea abe a genera! tity, wery form of diseases cured, and More date Oi Sores cancers tumors, humors and Anthony's fire oF ‘iopot, 00 Sats Tg IN ATIDS.—DR. MINTZER dic ye it Ite me ce | peter aap meee Sy pal ga par ‘otel,