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6 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1856. Se gpI ory mere eS “eae UE AR RINTHE e NRS PS Ty CT a Ca ~M\ eRni cemRAR ES OT pee yrererT Ey ae: SALES AT A CTION. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKED Wepnespay, July 30—6 P. M. The intolerable hot weather hus scattered stock speculators. The operations at the board of bro- kers, therefore, continue limited. In two or three stocks operators continue to make a very respecta- ole show of business, and contrive to keep prices pretty steady. At the first board to-day Mlinois Central bonds advanced } per cent; Wisconsin Lake Shore, 1; Reading, 3; Iinois Central Railroad, }. La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad sold this morning at 714 per cent, buyer 60 days. Galena and Chicago Sold to-day at 1074 per cent, ex-dividend. In Read- ing there was a little more activity, at the improve- ment in prices. Cleveland and Toledo closed at a slight advance on the opening. Railroad bonds were not operated in to any extent. Only a few small lots of certain classes changed hands, All the first mortgage issues are in strong hands, and nothing short of prices considerably above those now ruling will bring them out. State stocks are neglected. Bank stocks are occasionally sold in small lots, but money is so abundant that first class securities are not pressing for sale. The accumula- tion of capital makes such investments more desira- ble, and as the supply of those securities decreases from the demand for permanent investment, their market value must increase. Occasionally a new issue of railroad bonds, to a small amount, appears on the market, but not to an extent corresponding at all with the absorption. Capitalists on both sides of the Atlantic are seeking our first class first mortgage railroad bonds, and without large supplies the de- mand cannot be satisfied. Compared with the means for holding, the actual total quantity in existence is @ mere bagatelle. We do not see why there should not be a steady improvement in the market value of all our best issues of railroad bonds. Railroad stocks must always fluctuate more or less. So long as they are the football of speculators, so long will the best of them run up and down, as the bulls and the bears get the ascendancy. Speculators who are independent of cliques have but one course to pursue, and by pursuing that perseveringly they cannot very well help making money. The true plan is to sell the poor stocks and bay the good ones. To sell New York Central and bny Erie, and so on through the list. By being short of one class and long of auother, time will bring about most satisfactory results. The low priced Western railroad stocks have a wide margin for im- provement, and most any of them are, beyond a doubt, good purchases at present prices. Western railroad stocks generally are highly prodactive aud have a good future, but not so with the old in- fisted railroad stocks of the East; and while one should attract investment, the other sheuld at least be avoid- ed. The tormer earn much larger dividends than they pay, while the latter pay much larger dividends than they earn. ‘The semi-annual interest on the second mortgage bonds, tue Dover Extension bonds and the bonds of 1861 of the New York and Harlem Railroad Company, will be paid on the Ist of August, at the office of the Treasurer, 33 Pine street, rear building. The Assistant Treasurer reports today a3 fol ows: — Paid om Treasury account. Received do do . 230,004 52 Balance do. do. 8,303,328 47 Paid for Assay office. . 130,715, Paid on Sane checks: The payments include $22,500 on California draft. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 26th and 28th inst., were as fol- redemption of stock: For the Treasury Departme: For the {nterior Department. For customs. oy War warranis received and enter War repay warrants received and ent red. On aceount of the navy Repayment on account of the navy From misce)ianeous sources... For redemption of Texas debt From customs... From lands... The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for the third week in July, were a3 follows:— 1855. 1856. Increase Passengers 25,464 77 296 1 $3,771 40 Freight 11,458 30 77 2 Total... 896,913 OF $45.909 70 $11,486 68 Albert 1H. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow, (Thursday,) at balf-past 12 o'clock, at the Mer- chants’ Exchange. At the second board the market opened and closed heavy. Erie fell off 4 per cont; New York Central, }; Cleveland and Toledo,j Reading ad- vanced j per cent, with pretty large sales. Erie was offered at 61) per ceat after the board. The steamship Niagara, from Boston for Liver pool, today, (Wednesday,) carried out $371,332 in specie. This was leas than expected. The steam- ship Ertesson, from this port for Liverpool, on Satur- day, will not take out any specie. The next ship- ment of any consequence will be from this port, on Wednesday next, by the Persia. We learn by a private despatch from Portland, that the York and Cumberiand Railroad was sold to-day for the sum of $120,000to s party represented by F. 0. J. Smith, Esq. The injunction against the sale of this road was dissolved by the coart on the ground that there was no foundation for an in- junction. The Bank of the Republic has declared a semi- annual dividend of five percent. The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company, semi-annual dividead of four per cent. The Ocean Bank, a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent. The following is a statement of the operations of the United States Branch Mint at New Orleans for the fiseal year, ending June 30, 1856:— C. 5. Mawr, New Oxceaxs gee - 2,029 1,563 21,816 1855 July, noce—Miat —r wan” ‘August . September ° Govwber seeeeeseee November sees December 1856. January . February . March . 255,007 $394,542 2,202,775 + 02,027,617 Carnage tor the Tear, Steer Gold. Nove None. $10,000 © 190,000 470,000 50,000 200,000 8000 835,000 - 27,000 47,500 146,000 47,600 260,000 45,000 40,000 = 401 000 55,000 250,000 90,000, 270,000 40,000 —— 94,718,000 $525,600 2,718,000 The folowing ie the description and devomiantion ot dons BH Took, Reg. General Superintendents Leak cib—la aevordaave with the plans heretofore ar. premene gn ay n in our copference on the sub- caused engine @ No, 51 to be fitted up with suit- p door, for burning coal. The work cost of $345 40; aud on the 16th of pa api put to work. ee following rej facts, in regard my the ‘engine since No ole completed its twenty- test trip last night, and bas run 3,310 miles, doing regular freight train service ween Wapeliaand Amboy. The results are highly , and it is a fixed fact that all wood burn- can be converted into coal buraers pense not nine $275 each. 1 have box, tlue sheets ~ flues to be ly examined every trip, at Wa and Amboy, in order to detect any bets or injury ich might result, and up to last night we have not diesoreeaa the shghtest. The fire box, flue sheets and flues are as free from scaies and expansion as on the day the coal was put in the furnace. The flues have not leaked a drop, the engine has not lost a trip, nor has it ever failed for steam part of the road, although on six trips the run ‘ubat the grates have not sprung or warped in the least, abe are Bas as straight and clear as if new. Here are performances ot several engines of the same class as the coa) burner, doing the same work, with wood op alternate days. ‘The figures are taken from the monthly report of fuel cusmened by engines on tis division, the cost of wood bemg estimated at $435 per cord,” and coal at $3 per \ob— Miles Run. Cords Wood. Wood Engine No, 57.,..1,820 4936 215 32 656 286 OL o “ B23 228 87 - bd 80 348 00 <3 * 88 389 32 Coal ie tons. 116 50 These are engaged on freight train service be- tween Je ong and Wapelia, except No 54, which is ditching, and Nos. 65 and 70, which run freights between Dunleith and Ambo ‘The loads drawn i these engines have averaged fifteen loaded eight-wheeled cars, or a tonnage on each train of 300,000 Ibs. each ; and the cost of fuel per mile run has been as follows — Cords Wood. Cost per mile. 4955 perme. A 2,082 383, tons coal 5.5 gu ‘I justitute the following compari- saving to be made in the use ofa — Miles run. + 1,820 sii5'52 2 1)820 72 60 Saving in favor Of COAl.........seseeseceeeeeeeB142 72 Miles ‘run: Cost. + 1,526 $286 O1 1,526 83.93 Saving in favor Of COAl...... 2.24.06 scee seen +, 8202 08 The coal used in No, 51 is from the upper vein of the Lasalle mines, w seems to answer as Well as that of the lower veins for locomotives, though the lower, for other purposes is esteem ed best. The amount of cinders and dust found in the fire box after a wip of 110 miles is small, averaging say two bushels—from 513 bushels of coal—the average of coal used per trip. In conclusi¢ n I submit the above to your consideration, coufident I eball be able to make a large reduction in the cost of fuel on my division the coming year. 1am. very respectfuily, JAMES C. CLARK Division Superintendent, lil. C, R. R. Wromm ¥, July 30, 1856. 800 shs Erie RR..D30 617% 50 61K 61% iv 16% 1000 Tenn St 6's 90... 93 7000 E RR Con bi 6000 Il Cen RR 5 6000 TH & A 2d mtg 600 C & Pitts div b'ds 5 a bes 101% 6 28 130 vet a 6,6 10 do, 12045 -p&e $0 Mich Gen'iti boo 100 SfichSENTRRLO9g 100 fil Cen RR.. 0% 4 ClevsPitteRR. 00 a) do .....890 59 100 Cleves Toi boo 200 do. Gal & Chicags ie 107 “4 c 30 107 ba ore 09 24% 200 v2 100 924% 430 61% 100 6 do. 100 Mil &LaCi % 11 Cley Cot & Cin RR 101%; 15 Panama RR. 994; 400 Cumb Coal Co... 2147 100 do......080 2135 ARD. 160 N ¥ Cen RR..860 92 do. 83 92 20 MI&LaCRR... 703 873, 200 Erie RR 8755 50 Six 75 do... opg STi 100 25 Mich € RR..b30 917% 300 100 Cl & Tol RR..83 76% 250 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weosaspay, July 30—6 P. M. Asis quiet, and no sales of moment repo-teo, Breapert res —The market was quite tirm and tolerably active, incloding purchases for export. The sales of the day footed up about 14,00¢ a 15,006 bbis., at about the following quotations — Common to Nate $595 9 9615 Common to good 650 6 00 Extra State 6 % 55 oo 7 00 736 on Gallegos. In giving quotations for extra State, the range for med. um to good we have set down in the table at $6 25 a $6 40, while extras of a fancy character sold as high as $6 50, Canadian was in better demand, with sales of 6 a 1,000 bbls., within the range of the above quotations Southern wae alvo ip tair demand and quite firm, with eales of about 1,000 a 1,2( 0 bbls. at the abov ae, Rye oo was firm, at $2 75 a $4 75, with a small at $3. Wheat continued firm, bat tees active. The sales embraced about 25,0008 40,000 bushels, inciaded in which were 4,000 bushels new Southern; good red at $1 75, and « small lot ot choice white do. at $1 55; oid Southern white at $1 75: 5,000 bushels Milwaukie fair red sold at $1 55; Canada fair $1 68; commoa te Michigan at cago inferior spring at $1 36. Corn—The sales reached about 40,000 bushels, including distilling lots, at Se. a STc., and sound Weatern at 62i¢¢., and sound yellow at 65c. a 65e. A small lot of Southerd Teliow was beid at 68¢., and white Southeru was beld at The. Rye was steady, sales of 10,000 bushels were re ported, at Sbe. a 865sc.; distilling lots were dull, and raged from Ube. to T0e, Onte were steady at 400. a 440. for State, and 44¢. a 45 5,0. for good Western Corres. —The sales embraced 1.000 a 1,100 bags Rio at 1o\e. alle. The cargo of the Hannah Thornton, 3,600 bags Rio, advertised w be sold to-day by auction, was sold this forenoon for shijment to the Mediterranean on private terms. Corros.—The sales were confined to 500 0 600 bales, bared upon middling up ands, at about 11 sc. FPareure —Rates were easier for grain, with more offering. To Liverpool, about 50,000 a 60,000 bushels of grain were engaged at Sd. a5igd., im bulk and bags; 000 busbets wheat at im ship's bags; aod flour, at Ls. Is %., and some jour were reported at 2s. Od. To Havre, raves were stoady, at 76. for four; 160. for grain. and 8, and %, for ashes and rice. A vessel of 300 tons was char. tered for Newvitas and back, at 360. for sugar; $3 for molasees, $10 for Wood sbove, and $12 for do. under deck. A Britieh bark of 340 tons was chartered for 1) verpool at £480 for the round voyage. Rates to Califor nia were at about 27 \c. to 3c. asked, per foot measure. ment. Graso —The article hag been in good demand, especially for Peruvian. ‘The sales made bave ruled at about the selling at $45 per ton extent were inoking for shipping, at She. a 600. per 100 ioe Inos.—Retail sales of Scotch pig were making at $31 afloat, to $32 a $32 26 from the yard, at 6 months. Line —Common was selling at S0c.; lamp waa quiet and nominal Morac me—were steady, with limited sales. rare ee yor gy) ‘commen rosin wore ———— NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wenweepay, July 30, 1866, ‘The total supply at Allerton’s, for the week, fell short of last market day by 200 head, sotwithetanding which fact prices remain substam‘ally the eame. The quality ‘ of the stock on sale, generally, to-day, was fair to mid. dling, with some extra fine, aud more poor cattle, Among the offerings was a drove from Texas, in pretty good con- dition, for which an average of nearly or quite 10 cents Per pound grozs was realized—the top figure of the day. A portion of the supply since last market day was sold at the close of last week, and at rather rather better rates than were realized to-day. At the close the demand was very moderate, the excessive heat of the weather having A most enervating effect both on man and beast. Cows and calves continue in fair demand, and $75 was paid for ‘the best selections, while inferior to good brought from $25 to $55. Veal calves are plenty avd dull, i prices do not vary materially, ranging from 4c. to Te per lb., live weight, Sheep and lambs are also very plenty, but with a good demand for the a, evious prices are Sustained, and there is a degree of firmness about the market, ‘Swine are scarce, aud wanted by the large pork butchers, One lot sold during the week at 6%c., in very good condition, poche Beef cattle, extra pared per “T00 Ibs. $9 50 a $10 00 Do. good quality 8508 900 Do. Soomen 7508 8 00 Do, inferior. +o —B 700 Cows and calves, extra 53 00 a 75 00 Do, 00d 35 00a 48 00 Do, 28:00 a 30 00 Veals B ai 43 Do. Pl *. * Sheep and lambs $ a5 00 ‘The following & part the coun. what try, and by what conveyance the supplies came:— Ohio beeves . » 84 Minois 001,281 Kentuck: 410 New York 137 Texas, 93 Towa. 132 North river boats—beeves » 535 Hudson River Railroad—beet © 46 Erie Rallroad—beeves. 11,81 There was a fair = supply “of ‘all kinds of’ stock at en: ing’s and the demand was moderate. Sheep and lambs were sold a= fast as they arrived throughout the week— some of them bringing funey prices oice lambs sold for $7 per head. They were mostly from Ohio, New Jer- sey and this State. The sales were as follows ‘821 beet cattle at $9 a $9 50; 27 cows and calves, same as last week; 25 veal calves at 43¢¢. a 63<¢.; 4,910 sheep and Iambs at $2 a $7. ‘The sales ot sheep and lambs by James McCarthy, at Browning’s, were as annexed :— 65 sheep&lambs. a 25 35 sheep $152 12 100 sheep 1 OO . 199 50 181 do, 323 25 Average per cad, $3 91. ‘There was a slim supply of beef cattle at Chamberlain's, and they sold at pretty good prices—Se. a luc. Other stock without change, and rather dull, Sales as follows: — 83 beef cattle at $$ a $10; 32 cows and calves at $25 408 $60; 4,080 sheep and lambs at $3 a $6; 98 veal calves (live weight) at 5c. a 7c. The sales of sheep and lambs by M. P. rogle, at Cham- berlain’s, for the week ending July 30, were as follows:- _ Number. Amount. . 40 « 63 lo * 20 « 28 175 106, 100 ee eeecereeeeaeerens 3 50 Average ..$4 01 The supply of beeves was very fair at O'Brien’s, and the qualiy pretty good; the demand was moderate, without cliange in prices. ' Cows and calves steady. Sales as follows >—~130 beeves, $7 50 a $950; 114 cows and calves, $25 4$65 ; 63 veal calves, 5c. a UMC. Veal Sheep and Calves. Lambs. Browning’ Chamberiain’s.... ‘Total..... 4 10,263, CATTLE BY THY ERIE RAILROAD. Annexed is an account of the number of stock received over this road, destined tor New York, for the week ead ing this morniag -— ttl 1 LBANY, ta thro. office of the y., show @ Majority In favor of the nominee of the Cincinaatl Convention. “If any vacancy should at present exist in any of the branches, immediate notice thereof should be sent (o Se phen J. Haight, Becreiary pro tem of PG. C.. at Albany ig banch Presidents have be nominated and ape {committee until the Stat day of * Frederick White, Robert B Y Hanton, By order Secreta . HOTED, P. ¢ ROOKLYN TENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB— will hold its regular meeting this evening, at bead ar ters, 206 Atlantic street, J. M. Van Cott, Ey ra will speak. All friends of freed tend. M. Hi, Drexixsos, ( REMONT AND DAYTON NINETEENTH WARD RATI fieation meeting.—The republican electors of the Nine teenth ward in favor of speech, free labor, free Kan avenue and Bisty-scoond sirest on Tharelay eveuing, July 31, at 6 o'clock, to respond to thé nomination of John U Fre mont for President, and Wm. L. Dayton for Vice President, Gud to hh cesh tegeun to encure Thetr clacton as may 00 deemed advisable. ‘The following able speakers will address the meeting —Chauncey Schaffer, John Doyle, of Califor: Bia, Ceo 5° te ee Ontario county; Charles A. Dana, Wm. K The meeiing wil be ene Club, and a fall band Inwac Adpianee, Knox Payton, David i. Beot!, Ro Hog George 2 - or Woodrull, J. Fiith Z Moulton. Kock well, Sines Milter, P ¥. Browti, XN. A. Bab cock, jr.. Dr. Masiers. Johh Demet Samiiel parks Addison Hrown, i ram, Win. r, Charles W Theodore Goriek. Egbert 1. bank Peet, Capt, John Pinckney, John F James Rose. Peter Drammond, Alford mas, Jopn D, Hames, Robert Miller, Nail niel Clark, Peter Jobn Fogain, Witli narton, Denmark Wm, H. Oliver, N ©. Holl, J.B. Diegle Nicholas L, Brundage. Jown Turner, Samuel Pe Moulton, William W. Dow, Francis De Gen ’, Gaze, Simeon Pomeroy Packard, Johnson Milh fea Abbott, Wm. Sp ries Hi. Wiegant. Preder a Ws Conklin, Jotn 0, Johnson, nde ar ton, Wr. Murphy, Jobo Kirsinyer, Hen , Charles Teliner, Alexmader Y¥ y A. Biggs, James Curry, Charles Th: James Miller, JN, Bodeau, Daniel Page, strong, James Miller, Dr, James Neill R. Bingham, Win. Ht Mowbray, ‘Col comb, Chavies Hull, Ts NOTCR-THE REPUBLICAN | EXECUTIVE AN © mitre, of Hodson county, N. J Jitter rowma, (Vhursday) evening quested to be punctual. COM Will meet at the Comm Jersey City, thie at Sorclock, Members are re 5 Monty July 3, By order of ery atreet, the Committes, W. WILLIAMS Secretary pro tem. of Hudson Repub. Avs ME BROOKLYN YOUNG MEN'S REPUBLICA ciation invite the friends of Fremont and Dayion a regular tacetin polation, this evening, Fores inthe marie buitling, corner of Court and streets, near the City Hall, al &o'elock. Hon. Horace Greeley and William I, Burleigh, Ee, will addreas the meeting Other distinguished speakers are expecier! SPORTING. OG8. RARBITS, GUINEA PIGS, SQUIRRELS won D's ys, fancy fowls, mocking birds, Spanish poo liea, Ne aiish terrier dogs, lor sale by II loundland and Seoteh and B JOUNSON, BY Greenwiek ALE~AN ALPINE MASTIFF DOG. 6 MONTITS on f ¥ This dog la the biggest of tis Ree to be found in the measures nearly #1 feet (rom tip (0 tip. star sri han high on, the, back will weigh. when wil 0 eal ober K nn Oli rer Stairs, third floor. Persons ferometere ‘ca address G , DO 2.111 New York Post offier. ITS, QUOITS. ATCH GAME OF QUOTTS Witt, Me Plieked wt at Bostimore’s Hadeon County Hou, Her Bee Piet for yadred dollars berwenn the fated players, J “Joho J. iagliow nnd Wien | iran off om hy, Angus 3PM M. After the abowe, up will be piv 1, entrance H) en's AKE MATOPAC.=A FEW DESIRABLE SUIT Rs OF for families ean De, sennred, If appaial for oon. in. BALLARD, Proprinwor, Curpros Howse, July 31, 1856. an i Dakin nn | EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COWPANY. Lake Mahopac. Passengers ¥: the ake wil find the most desirable route, only two hours trom Pwent sixth street by the ears, and 40 minites by stage miles. Four stages 'n readiness at Graon Fei paseengers. WM. J. CAMP: |, 9 OUND WILL HOTEL, AND oToRFaya WATER cure, at Northampton, Mass,—This favorite resort of in vaiide in pursuit of health, and of fammiiios ane otters neck Felaxation and pleasure, Is most deligh!fully siinaced, amin mountain ‘seenery, and partially #urrounded by 7 scree of forest park. | Jeany Tag, afer «three muomthe’ ota Paradian of Wi a entity c ihe mark's saad ure the recovery af ie and the eats views from the ex vereniahs at Ronnd Hill ure worth a journey to aon, ‘The drtvee in the vicinity pase throm monntain gh romaneie seenery, no. exceeded in ait Tee Mg Mow Boland, s't haps TH “au momixy ‘noveK, “At b> om h. New Jersey, n for the reception, ML ak daly nes of stearners eed + from . MEETS! Dd. WinDBLL G SOW Proprietors. per week, FOR SALE, $5. 600 A NEW, GENTEEL aaicn © pean. AND « lot, well situated, in Aa Sixth avenue, worth $7,000, will i be pola sot for 00) nid B00 Jef on mortgage. x L, SHEL! . BS Ni jaseau at. SPLENDID RESTAURANT, OYSTER AND drinkiag house, in the very whirlpool of bu- 4 50C town, probably do the largest business in saloon line lone Lk Laid city, for sale. ae advantages tre not surpassed by any similar establishment on this cont: non ApAly a 20 Broadway, room No. 6 400. —FOR SALE, ONE OF THE MOST DESI- erable properties in the city of New Bruns- $3.4 itual ed on the corer of George aud Morris Tireeia; it 70 tect om George by 110 on Morris. | The ho fined up ta tho bent mannet, and las every eotvenience, such as gas, water, range, dtc. ‘A large portion of the money can Femaio on bond and mortgage at Sver cent.” For tnformation inquire of ALEX. BENEDICT, No, § Wall street, N.Y. Lu- mediate possession given, 3 000.7228, S828, A LARGE FAMILY GRO. . cery store, kept for the last ten years by the resent proprietor, situated ina leading business thorough- Bre. doing business of about $40,000 yearly. Apply to C. B, HOWES, 385 Broadway, room 1 2.500. For sah #, HOTEL. RESTAURANT AND + bar, with accommodations for fifty boarders, atone of the principal railroad depots, with lease. Part eash, aa ontime, Apply to HOWES'& CO., 84 Nassau at, 000. 2ok SAL, AT 4 BARGAIN, MUST BE ‘sold iminediately, the lease, stock and fixtures of afirst class grocery store, inone of the best locations tor business in this eity. “The business has averaged over $100 day. The reason for selling will be made known on applica- on to JOHN LLOYD & SONS, No. 15 Nassau street. $2 O00 Wie, BUY ONE HALF OF A VERY pleasant and profitable business in Broadway, one of the partners being about te leave for England. [a- quire of J.T. KING, 418 Broadway. 1.600.-20°, SALE, A WELL ESTABLISHED HAT + and cap store, with stock and Sxtures, most eligibly situated, and doing a profitable business. Lease of four: years, Apply to HOWES & CO., 84 Nassau street, 1 5007 oR SALE, A, PAST, SAMING YACHT, £3) forty ave fest long, thirtecr five births in after ‘cabin, two in forward, ° room, panirien, and everything complete Yor a club of fifteen or twenty persons: is three years old, and in good order. Call on B. E. ARROSMITH, 23 Coenties slip. $1 200, -20E, 8418 A, NEW. STRONG BUILT barge, of 120'tons burthen; could be sob al- tered to a sailing vessel; in cash, balance in paper real esta! merchandise. Apply to HOWE! Nassau sirect. 00 -FO8 SALE: ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTAB- lished and most profitable bakeries in the Four- teenth wat lease six years, fixtures complete, and location unsurpassed in New York; now baking 38 to 40 barrels per week. Apply toC. B. HOWES, 335 Broadway, room 14. () DRUG STORE FOR SALE—A DRUG AND ‘+ patent medicine business, located down town, on One of the principal streets, North river and Hudson River Railroad depots and steamboat landi The location ts unkurpassed for the wholesale and retail trade: Apply to C. B. HO’ Broadway, room 14. 60 HALF CASH—WILL BUY A POPULAR anorama, which will net $4,000 per annum, ide, close by the Erie Inquire of RECTOR, 144 Atlantic street, Brooklyu. $450. —FOR SALE, A FIRST RATE GROCERY store, centrally situated, doing a tirst rate Business. Stock and fixtures complete. Must be sold. Apply to HOWES & CO., 54 Nassau street. stenccinat nn, NR ae Sane WILL BUY A LANDLORD & TENANT'S $400 registry aud boarding house agency (the only one i Ege ren with whieh is connected @ servants’ econ ¢ $1,000 per annum. Apply to HOWES & 4 Nassau street. QO FOE SALE. A MICE LITTLE DRINKING piace; must be sold to-day. Reason for selling, the Proprietor i going in the country. Apply at No. 7 Weat ateet. A WINE, LIQUOR AND SEGAR STORE FOR SALE— near the North river, in the vicinity of Canal street. An Old stand. Reasonable rent, with room for a small family, For particulars apply to B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE or exchange—Fourteen miles from New York; house iarge, lund a rounds beautiful, views fine, springs fruit abi lace stocked. undant; p Must be seen ‘to be uppre Cinted. “Apply to W. P. LIBBY, No. 32 Park ro WELL PATRONIZED DRUG STORE FOR SALE— nelly fitied up, with private office and two entrances Suited fora y stocked, way. COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF Fort Lee—Containing 2% acres, with a large roomy house, phy’ reasonable; well }, Or less. B. ¥. ‘atcit ARDS, 307 Broad- and well filled with fruit and sbrubbel . The Teambont Flora leaves the foot of Spring sireet daily, at 10, 2 and 6 o'clock. Apply te on the prem A FULL BLOODED und, and kind in all har ein three minutes. To tl old, at 201 West Thirty- RARE CHANCE.—FOR SAL Buekskin mare, si hess and under saddl be seen after six o'cl wxth street, near Eighth av a WELL ESTABLISHED FAMILY PAPER 18 OFFER- ed for sale at a bargain, if applied for immediately. All communications strictly contidential. Address Original, box 130 Herald office, for farther partieulars. RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.—A NEWS PE. riedical and book store for sale, Inquire at store No 7) Eighth avenue, between Thirteeuth Fourteenth streets. ‘Terms moderate, for cash. HALF SIZE HARRISON CAMERA FOR SALE, AND two 4-4 coating boxes and ury bath, in eomplete or- Jer. This camera is one of C.C. Harrison's best make, Ap- ply to ROSWELL H 'N, 407 Broadway BASERY FOR SALE AND STORE TO LET.—THE OLD established cake and bread establishment, No. 4 Beach street, whieh has done successful business for the Inst seven rears, is for sale, with fixtures, #tock, and store to let. The son for selling out, the present proprietor retiring trom PAY for three days, from 11 to 2 o'clock, at No. 4 Bale positive. AKERY FOR SALE-NOW DOING A GOOD BUSI news, bargain, if applied for inated: y._ Apply inthe store, 410 Ninth avenue. }T ROWN STONE HOUSE FOR SALE—SITUATED IN ‘Thirty-sixth street, near Broadway, 2) by ), with all the inodern improvements; lot 100 feet deep. Terms of payment ‘and will be sold low to close an estate, Apply at room rinkty Buildings, 111 Broadway. ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—149 ACRES OF splendid farming tand, on Long Islaivt, 36 miles trom the city of New York, sttnated’ between the Laing Isuamd railroad ani Long Island Sound, About § acres are cleared, planted with corn, rye, clover, buckwheat, oats beans, and bt ferent greens ; about 4) acres wood land, will give about 400 cords of wood, and the timer for several dwelling houses The balance consis of pasture lands, suitable for island horses, and for the raising of farm there is a small frame house, of the famous 1 p and cattle. On nd a new,strongly built barn,with stables. Price $5,000 ; one. irdcan remain on mortgage, or the whole will be exchanged for New York ey property. Inquire at No. 20t William sireet, comer of Frankfort street, in the book store. JARM FOR BALK OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY In thie ity or vielnity, containing about BO) acres, under h state of cultivation and valuable improvements. Fatt deseripiion, apply to WM. DUMONT, Not FH ‘miles from New York per rail vuildings, 25 acres of Wood, due frult aad ale Prie ea by = NP IRUADEED & CO., 15 Nassau street. ® PATENT RIGHT = THE ‘ng 4 United States. EA TWO STORY HOUSE AND LOT, 17 High street, Brooklyn. The house consists of nine rooms, ui gub-cellar, i im good order, pleasantly sated, and nesr Fulton, Catharine and Bridge street ferries. en at all times. For further particulars apply on F°" SALF—A HOTEL, ONK OF THE BEST ROAD 4 pleacers houses on the Isiand, with jong lease, haut nb wed, with twenty acres of pleasure ground, Seamboat landing, everything complete. HOWES & CO., 84 Nassau street, Fo SALE —A NEW SLOOP RIGGRD YACHT, 90 FERT jong, 13 feet beam vin, 12 by 7, bertha, bed- stove, cooking esectin Oo ud te ti every Fospect ia com, 6 and in the best order; know. saileg: For further particulars, apply to “r op * gTSkA Me, room Union Building, 54 William street. oR SALE—A_GREAT BARGAIN, AN TMPROYV F farm, near Forest Lake, Minnesota. Inyuire of © M, No. 8 Murray street, JOR SALE-A LARGE GROCERY AND. L1QUOR ore, Uirted up in a nice style, with gas and fixtares en and three years’ lease: must de sald cheap on ae tof sickness in the family, Call at the northenst curner ry seventh sirevet and Second avenne, in the sore, 644. por Lyne STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A rg i gy A demrabie Hen =e nt vor mena epply on ihe promises, or et zones D and 2 Ann street. Fotis many! OLD ESTABLISHED DENTISTRY ine a heat e nen custcaners.. The oflee jing to be Tor to tes pes Hence of lew <n eee om of foes, Sotl eooequamee {ive city, Address Bond, Herald office. ‘R SALE=CHRAP, THE — AND F medicine store No. 48 Kighth avenue. OR SALF—AT A BARGAIN, THE gous STORY briek Seis, Faye show aT Nuvier street, PATENT sgatmients ~t- erm cas er Kk “ioe for eri farm ‘estern operty ~ ted w on THEAG, pe OR pane oye a BOARD SLOOP, CAR 5) feet water, a, SF ree oF would Inquire KET, foot of eet fi or at ihe grocery, corner play AP—LANDS, a Ly LB care Cahoone’s addition to Hiatloae” Mi | THOM, No. § Murray street, N.Y “POR SALE, AT REDFORD.—POURTREN LOTS ngiie sirert, 100 feet from New York avenue able. tear first clase improvements, remain on mortgage. Apply w GEO. J. W. Reaver street. CRD WARTED, IN EXCHANGE FOR M <A Western man, now in the Inn en oy. is Atay hts of ia ar a $10,000 worth of Weatern lands uated in @ fine farming region, and Kecimable. Titles 1 on nt an a A stock of SENN Mit iy iu a Fae for mer Mason of eaah that will be iy ant lo: ation of the Janda, make it pearl; Poquivaient ten onch trode, itiresn A"'Ms Regard, Herait offer. ENNAVLVANIA POAL LANDS.—' SURSORIBER afters for sale ® very valuable, body sitnated in tm rf coal Renee Tee Veaien Fal a Sunbary and ean } guise ar Raat "The ‘raat nin the heart ofthe Wikuon coat hel, wed ® survey recently made shows that containa an fret ly of the best coal, which ean berreoemienly mined. Megha denen nner ice low ; Weecs HR. Jones, Routh street, gmx Horie POR SALe—ThreTY TWO TNcnme di y two feet long, with two ten inch fies, with all the fis shoe rom plete, in order, Will be sold cheap, if applied for Immertiately ingles | at 3983 Wee Forty sinh Wreet, below Eleventh avenue, of A. SCHWARTZ, _FOR SALE. FOR SALE, A BAKERY AND CONPRC: T, BAKERS. moat popuious aud healthy 7, Barrer week, ihe covechonny de partment being also equally lucrative. For particulars in- quire at 203 Broadway, room “fy GE FOR A FARM, UNIMPROVED OR IM- De peed pope ih the eiy or vitally, etore, BSL Broad. the lease, siock of music, stationery @hd fixtures. Also Weplendid house in Second place, Isrooklyn, with all modera improvements, Call oF nldress JOSEPH DAVISON, 83 Broadway, from 9 to 11 A. M, and 2 to 4 P. Ey DS a EBUITRRS: —FOR SALE, AT A BABGL A A COM. Job blished, ing office, three yea ant 1g an wen ceuait cok runoftrade The deh is an opportunity seldom met with, for & person. A a | to ‘commence business, ‘as the trade ts already established, is ollered fory sale poled pe, account of the health of the owner, prdises, 1 |. MILL ‘833 Pearl street, N, ¥., or on Ish Fulton street, rl, Sirookya, i hoe ABLE LANDS ANDS IN MINN ESOTA AND bag tf sin, For sale Pies A by CN. THOM, at the office Co., No. 8 Murray street, N.Y. James Thom, Jr. & € FINANCIAL. $2. 000. 000 7.2048, AT saat os Isweiny, Diamonps, &C., MeKCUANDISE, SEGARS, &c. Paw! ' TICKETS: « *TAMES B. SReDUry, ‘396 Broadway. 1. 000. BOO TkOAN, FROM $1 UPWARDS— On Jawnuny Diamoxns, &c.; On Mencuanpiss, Staars, Duy Goons, &c. AWNDROKERS’ TICKETS BOCGHT. Obwteat Loan Orrick, 412 BROADWAY, NEAR CANAL STREET, $1. 000. 000. —MONEY TO LOAN, ON WATCHES, diamonds, jewelry, segars, dry and all kinds of personal property; or bough cash, Notes, bonds, mortgages, stocks, Ac., negotiated. 102 Nassau siccet, coruer of ant, second ildor, rooms Nos. 2 Ant TTOMPSON & CO., brokers and commission merchants. $775,000 72 is os Puneet prompt, af "Brooms, or 430 erty, or rates Bron at # yews, corner TO LOAN—ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES -oome street, room and jewelry, or bought for cash, by JOS. 7199. 00 ‘street, basement office. ‘Business ‘hambers promt rand Xundental trom 9 ull 5. N. B.—No business ransacted on Saiurdays. 750. 00 CASH ALWAYS ON HAND TO MAKE i sarenens, Diancody, pales, 2, fore, on ianos, pos hese dien on it a ‘and estate agency ofice, “A Howard street. GEO, RAPHARL, Manager. $200. 00 TO LOAN—ON PERSONAL PROPER- ty, In large and small sums, at legal in- terest. Bonds and Lo Mes and sold, at R, RB BARE'’S, 5634 Bowery. meet prompt wad con- fidential—separate rooms for the purpose. $25. 00: 23 rd ger el IN LOANS, OR PUR- chase of mortgages on improved city a pers: and part in purchase of four to ei AC Blog low Seventieth street, and between For and Ninth L. 8. SCOTT, 7 Wall atreet, & nues. $15. 00 TO LOAN, ON EVERY OR ANY DES- ae cription of merchandise, diamonds and red ware preferred, on reasonable terms. Apply. to A. PRISTALAK, auctioneer aud commission merchant, 0. Bs Bowery. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, $6. 000 upon real estate worth double tts value, It be: longs to an estate, and will remain for aterm of years. In- eS, of JOHN Ht. RUSSELL. 17 Hamersley street, or JOHN OODY, 208 Broadway. $5. 5OO 70 LEXD, O8 BOND AND MORTGAGE— in sums to suit applicants, on first class pro- ductive real estate, in this city or Brooklyn, Apply toS. 8. BROAD, No. 13 Wall street, second story, front rooms. $3. OOO 72.85.00 WANTED FOR THREE YEARS— secured by bond and mortgage on real estate worth four times the sum itive The interest at seven per cent. A brokerage equal to twenty per cent will be paid. 334, BROADWAY.—MONFY ADVANCED, TO ANY amount, on diamonds, watches, jewelry, pisuos, Foods, negara, horses, carriages, hartigss, and évory de- setinion Sp oi mW ‘or bought for cash. Stocks, morigages, ‘ai 1 negotiated chien and jewelry forsale, ER, rooins Nos’ and 2, second story. NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, Date, waiches, Jewelry andall valuable personal secu: ities ‘and merchandise, or bought for cash. ;, WOOD, 6 Fulton street, 1 second floor, front room, 8 A. M. to AY WISHES THE LOAN OF ONE OR TWO Pp ————— ———— ery ST. PAUL AND FOND DU LAC RAIL road Company, No. a Wail ereet a Kew York, pd 1566.—The interest upon the {nis company, due Au- gust 1, will be paid on and afier that ‘of eonpons at this office, JW. eat pee —" IVIDEND.—RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COM- any, offiee No. 176 Chatham aquare New York, Julv 5, 1886.—The 4 red a setul annual dividend of six Der cent, whe bie i B, FELLOWS, 4 KATHER MANUFACTURERS’ BANK—NEW YORK, July 22, 1866.—A dividend of five () per cent on the ea: pital @ock will be paid to the stockholders on =| her Friday, the Istday of August. The transfer books will be closed un. til that day. By arder of the Board. T. R. ACLY, Cashier, MST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY—NEW YORK, July 1, 1856.—The Board of Directors have this day de- clared a eral aunual dividend of re wand. ASI ox TO LOAR—O8 Wate 4 volvers, segurs, dry goods, cloth! anos, or boug! for eash. Pow te bought on a iY nds of vty, at fair prices, at No. 6 City Hail place. ‘N. THOMPSON. FFICE OF THE NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK ‘Company, July 22, 1854.—The directors of this company have declared a quarterly dividend of four (4) per cent, p able on and after day of August nes “Tho waster books are closed day. ‘H. V. MASON, ', Secretary, FFICE OF THE TERRE HAUTE AND ALTON RAIL iliam street, New -York, J 35, 1656 Lntetent Police. ~The Interest des on Une fret ot AN. gU«t on the Lirst and second morigage bonds of this eompany Wi. be paid on or after that day, on the presentation of the ‘coupons at this office. MURDOCK, Treasurer. FFICE OP THE 8 pany, Sith avenn The directors of the company have d five per cent out of the earnings of the road for the current aix hs payable at the fice of the treasurer, Godfrey W Touke, Wor, (essiier,) at tho People's lank. oa Uhe tat day of August ne the end of the fiscal half year, The transfer 8 Wl De elosed from the BNh tna. 0 that day, HALLEY MYBRS, Becretary, MILADELPHIA, AMD RBADING RATLROAD COM any, utice 73 South Fourth areet, Philadelphia Jul =Notlee ix hereby given of axe sock of this conn company will be ‘come om the 3th ian nd will be reopened on the fh day of August next Holders of eates that have been discharged from this teinsfer agencies, ure aS thaly registered ou ie Wanater woake to whieh t ary te have bea twanaferred prior to the 30 inet. ie order of the W. li. McILHBNSEY, Secreiary. pu ADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM wie 73 Philadel a abe, cent. payable on de eR TAYUOK, Sec'y. $5 REWA RD. ON “SATURDAY, JULY ®, THE SUB seriber hired toa man calling himself Joba Day. a gray mare end wagon, to be returned same afternoon. mare i about eight fears old, fifteen hands high. lightiah fray color, mane lies on the near side, hag a email erar on, the shoulder, below the collar fall, chated on the rig at shoulder by a shaft. Ternesn, j Fy? collar, Wagon pait b enamelled leather top: the right shaft had beea Ken, aid was wound round tod. painted over: On each side. of he body imitation blinds are carved; bead linings and cush ton green, but faded: haw a dare dash. ‘The man ia of dark lexion, about thirty yeara of age, fpr he tery fe ‘an Ainerican. $85 will be Hi on the recovery of 3 bores, wagon and harness, and lef. Ay ‘ad ea Yonkers, Westebeste . REWARD.—LOST, IN DIVISION SPRERT, NEAR waich b the Bowery, on Saturday night, ® chain, Whoever will return the $25 REWARD. —OTRAYED, FROM THE ARSENA srounda, Bix ‘and Fifth avenue, on th ont, a large Fngliah cow, vlor igh’ rina eke hipped horn Riverstone algo a amall dark . with s!rap neross horns. The finder, by returning aame to the subscriber, at the State Arsenal, w: receive the above reward. g. BAMDSALE $21 REWARD. —1.087, ON THR RVENING OP THE common sized Ttalian hound slut, brown eo- fee, tod fookd ibe s.Geert anewors tte pame of Kelly The will be paid by bringing her to 46 Beach street, New York REWARD STRAYED, ON | FRIDAY Rygeine, hi, from No. 12 Six nib avenue, am, fu Ttalian hound oe leaving three Titth nee ont Sloe Dinek, with white spot in bracet; saowere to sto name of ried No questions will be asked. hal see a pan | VICINITY OF et TL = Neston ie a FRE of Kt o LD lo. $3 ves Sevens rete REWARD.—LOST, LAST FRIDAY, INST., in.an Righth avenue car, or a] Jane street to Wave place, « corne- Hans, set like clover leaves, *r wit retar the sanae at pour place, of 20 John street, will receive the above ANTED—A SECOND HAND STEAM ENGINE, OF ‘about ten or twelve horse power. Apply ai 12 Fulton aireet, Brooklyn. SS WARNTHD—HY 4 YOURG 3 MARRIED COUPLE, SEPT. 1a peat cottage In Brooklyn. Near Fulton fer prete ed, Rent ne to exceed year, Addi briips parneulars, America, seagate riers irst clase reterences ANTED—TO RENT, UNTIL MAY NEXT, f +. SRCOND sory of w small getter! house, free rooms, for 1 family of three persons: ell up town Fe Fonte; wonld, preter them wholly ‘Nilreas 8; Herat ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND wie, RJ vp. Wer of lower part of © small howe wit h basement, fee ron abore Pitt . Pact dg Ke ftorald office, stating terms, &e. FURNSTITURE. K* MPLLED cortace, at ge tat eo] te. atoek. ‘doods carefully 60 out of the city, LBERT i NICOLA ie for account ‘Sacramento it {00 Galena nud Chisago alinend ist 25¢ shares New 28 bixth 200 American Coal pyrene an. Avenue Railré 200 United States Mail 20 Ohio 200 Hampshire Coal Company 20 New Amsterdam Insurance Coinpaiy Diamon reatnship Company ‘50 American Guano Company. 3 Academy of Mi Ralroad | at 10 Hanover Fire Insurance Company 40 Equitable Fire Insurance Company. of the Commonwealth. ‘of sale :—Ten per cent this’ day, and ihe balance ‘clock tomorrow, The aceruc fore t Donds will be ‘charged to the purchuoer ‘ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer and banker, No, 4 liroad street. A. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOMS 23 Brussels carpet, ‘looki ding, kitchen furniture, too humerous to mention, ASSURE IE one half cash, Also, three tur AY igre, Howery.—Mortgace sule.—A, M. C Ps 63 Ridge street, the furniture of a family, comprising ma- oneny chawe, tables, bureaus, king bedsteads la: mids. interest on all nannnhane AUCTIONEER, WILL SBlsts Lis day, July 81. at 1234 o'clock, ut the ‘wocehants’ Hee of Whom if may voucern :— rv cent Bont. origage Bonds, Mortgage 10,000 Miami C ay, to New Tper cont Bons Ist Mortgage Bondy will seil this day, at ge lovof ingrain #lasses, pictures, beda and bed- ‘a large number of other urticles, N NOTICE.-STEAM bh et AC.~JOHN BE. V. bend WERP will sell ' at No. 49 Greene orem ‘ome 12 with boiler, &ec., the popes ct tn good rurtuin ‘nes in An approved nole days. nd a quantity of shaftin NN B~J. NOGA RT Thy dan ae at pea auction rooms, coraer of Frankfort and W! Angust power steam @1 ine, a erms at 10) 1, at Wo order, 0 relack, Eaxe sale of the balance of ‘sock of las’ sale, Epantng ot fen jen ware, look boxes, table euilery, fane ‘ingglasses, bureat vot son baskets, lot ere, fading and men’s gaiters, window shades, together wih arlor, ar with perlor, bed- 100m and itchen furniture; also, pans, watercloset (Ho} lopper’s) Bl Ing ot Dasins, Ae. , Attorhey for mortgagee. UCTION NOTICE.—W. A. CARTER, peda ig 4 will sell this day (Thursday), at 10 o'clock, at Greenwich sireet, for account of concerned: white tea papes aes: * fine white and red wines, straw paper teas, her with @ quantity of d ACTS NOTICES. HOGART, AUCTIONEER —BY 8. BOGART, this est Twenty-fourth str reek furniture, execution, a lot of coal and store fixtures, WILLIAM THOMPSON, Constable. UCTION NOTICE—J, BOGART, AUCTIONEER —BY 8. BOGART, Saturday, August 2, at 10% o'clock, 2 No. 45 Beekman street, the household furnit house, sofas, bureaus, solid mahoga: ‘ure of a genteel by extension dining table, — carpets, Seen, bedroom and kitchen furniture. to AY CTION, NOTICE.—THOMAS BELL, By BELL & BUSH.—This day salesrooms, 12 Norih William street, ‘will be furniture of # genteel family, comprising the usual varieties of icles. Also the hotel an saloon, tables, setiees, ‘urniture from chairs, pletures, canary birds, fg \ ape ‘& valuable Cremona violin, table linen, segars, liquors, closet, No. at 12 0’clock, at Nos. 2/7 and 279 Constable's sale, by virtue of am AUCTIONRER— gig SALE OF Longest eg ped WALNUT ‘DS will sell. om ny furniture —H. Frans ‘angst if all the furniture: im) eter 462 Broome street, ing of = furaitare, consisting, in lor suites, covered in erim rosewood furniture, part, ef three’ rosewood par beautiful large si and corner etegeres, rosewood centre, side and sofa tule brocaiel; bi bedroom marble tops: oil fo 8, sofas, sofa beds, ge np eons nudsome carpets, large pier cane seat ¢) Seranell doy pecior prac gg Mor co and bedsveads, china use, de silver & PALMER, AUCTIONEER —BY ©. 8. PALMER & No. 11’ Spruce street.—Foreclosure of morigage ‘at 10 o'clock A. M., at 53 Rose street, ure ofthe public house, consiating fusses, bedstouds, bedding, Iso five’ years? lease of the sale, Pa all the fixtures and fu bar fixtures, billiard table, Jooking gi bureaus, w: . AU ‘ashstands ¢, and a large lot of crockery. tables, chairs, carpets, premi: secretary Some: ‘ke. street, between Fulton second haud furniture: two used; carpets, mirrors rosewood park splendid washttands, china abd glass ware, fa tresses. palllasses, ke superior rosewood but litte xTEver VE used. SAL , and must a] ious sales BY large and rich assortment. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.— FURNITURE, FURNI- Thursday), July St. ture.—This day ( ihe auction rooms, 89 1s Beekman street, about eight loads of ne- cond hand furniture, together with ‘all kinds of suitable for housekeepers and dealers, every articie in the ney Sale soae planofortes, city made, an: & CO.—To morrow (Friday), morning, morning, room, Ni roswood planctortee, emai we not at Little Kilt framed ci pings fe; nlso four lor suits, in rich Frenen satin, brocaiel rocking chairs; centre, bookcases, d secretary th od “furniture, with marble’ tops; yD. Dedsteads, bureaus, hair Also. at | CATALOGUE, OF PURE Havana, &c., segars TUNIS MORRELL, auctioneer, Nassau street, ‘will seii this morning, a’ Toomer tae s very choice plock, of sof sogare, lmaported by priv enitlene! be closed this morning. No —Ti fine tor wholesale and retail buyers to buy, at privi furniture &c., at prices Jess than cost, including aa ua aoaaie suai 104, o'clock, at artor dO. line, t logether with twenty-live full pieces of new Brussel Pe three ouk cbairs, iy and ingrain carpets, eighteen dozen curl thirty cotlage bedsteads, fort mattresses, two pianotortes, one rosew marble top furniture, cottage do., &e.; wis, 100 boxes ot soap, tamarinds, &e. feather and one ma! must be done. ‘We will not detain you after one o Goods must be removed this day aud to morrow. IRUITS, WI —Friday, sale of @ large shock, of HENRE B. HERTS, July 31, at 10 o'eloet wbove, comprising sating, velvets, hosiery, laces, etnbs gloves, or Jak. agpyse WERP, ‘216 Wear! street, ware, cutlery, plated ware, Fs, NUTS, ALMONDS, &e. (o-morrow,) at Wig 0 cive! Corner of Greenwieh, raisins, ra nuts, alo . preserves, ewrran claret, champagne, brandy, gin, Boy ruin, Jamaica, Scotch whiakey, segars, “Des, ue any 5 bar ‘The weather is too warm to sell, bat i cloet. AT ae ‘Si Dey st hee jobacco, WELLINGTON A. Cine. Auctioneer. arts.’ Shawls, WILLETT, 1 the salearoom, ple and fancy Sheriff. by catalogue, a hinges, brass goods. ec. shelf goods and wooden ware. uear First avenue. former! RT. of Gustavus R. Whitridge, Esq., id grooving machine estab! ENRY B. HERTS, JR., pr ge pet po tony oa Fitureday, ee “taeion ‘on ‘No. 312 Fe weet a Sie. ‘Swiss goods, mantillas, cloaks, &e., &c. By order ‘8’ Jens of preiises, Also two horses, carta, w: For particulars inquire of Messrs, T way, or at the oiliee of the cere ArneSs BROWN, Anerneys, \ Honeer, 66 Naxeau JUN MORIARTY, AUCT! « day, at 1034 o'clock, at 173 Chatham aquare, “K, 0 OAKL E AUCTION NOTICE.—J. BE. VAN ANT- Auetioneer, will sell, this day, at 10 o'clock, at ae, & large assortment of hard- fine tea trays, files, s, Ses, saws, levee, Also, 00 cards scissors # revolvers, &c. The sale will commence witl a alock of VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER. B ers sale.—Wednesday, A . in Y¥, AUCTIONRER.—OAKLEY RIGHT will Pht on Angus 4, at ‘clock, A. M., on Jouday, M premises 271 and 275 Atlanie nity for coutinuing the business. assortment of second hund furniture, this season, .0 A salesroom 23 Howery, the stock of the furnhare’ man enth «treet and avenne, Wwhed chairs, hat stands, bedsteads, Ler rocking chairs, to- gether er with 0 lot of lumber, 40., So. | Algo cart and harness. By order of JAMES ©. set's NEER, WILL Ley THIS anther rele 1 from p~ . avorepamen -s20en. | 6 SPRUCE el ry Spruce street, consisting of coats, pania, vests; also, @ large cansimeres, br eet.—Sherifi’s sale, Se eae ‘thursday, July. Bt, 1866, a assortment of cloths, giass case Jac., &c.; HOR, VRITCH, AvcronEa, STORE NO. 6 SPRUCK street —Sherii™s sale street, consisting of a lnjMors, segars, casks, Te NIS MORRELL, AUCTIONRER.—EXTENSIVE SAUR fot furniture, &c., to-morrow, oe ore Particulars in catalogue, charge. ry salesroom 7 =f of Bouthes deniers. Toning, &e., at sal at ealesroam, ‘on Friday, Auguat 1, ‘ a mnt eg groceries, “eS PTORN ORSER, se Sheri at AL being the entire soek morutaeturer, allot whieb is fully ‘AL private anie, vis. Gore re opened the yard prin Canal, Uinte ell the eeveened pace and ee f com ON ‘alker,) near Allen 50 35 doo he- the BY mand solid