The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1856, Page 6

FINANCIAL ‘L_ AND COM! COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET, : Tvwepar, August 5—6 P.M. The stock market took aiother tam downward this morning, and quite a large amount of business was transected. The disposition to sell is extending and daily becoming stronger. The transactions at the first board to-day were quadruple those of yes- terday, at lower prices all round. Pennsylvania Coal fell off } per cent; New York Central Railroad, 4: Erie; 4; Reading, 2; Michigan Southern, }; Gleveland end Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 4; Milwankle and Mississippi, 4. New York Central, Erie, and Reading were sold freely at the decline, ‘end closed heavy. We do not see any other alterna- tive in the stock market bat lower prices. Any outside demand for the leading speculative stocks is almost oat of the question, at any prices. Those among the commercial classes who have heretofore occasionally entered into stock speculations, have Bow a4 much as they can do to attend to their own financial affairs, and must leave stocks to take care of themselvea. We have, in the future, financial difficulties of the most serious im » With a bank expansion the first week im Angust of more than one hundred and twelve mil- lions of dollars, what can be expected in September ‘and October but the reverse of the present plethora im the money market? With a line of discounts more than twelve millions greater than at the same date last year, and in the dullest season for trade in the year, when the payments of the merchants are comparstively limited, what must we have in Sep- tember and October to keep ap the present ease and abundance? In Angust last year, when the com- Mercia] classes were not in want of money, when was inactive, and when no liabilities of any were maturing, the banks of this city run Dp 8 discount line of one hundred and one millions of dollars, and in October, when every one wanted money, when al) the spring contracts were maturing, when there was a real bona fide demand for money for legitimate purposes, the banks redaced their dis- oount line to ninety-four millions of dollars. A decrease of seven millions of dollars from the dullest to the most active business season of the year was an operation which produced a serious state of things in the money market, and ceased s good many failures. The movements of our banks should be completely reversed. In Angust they should have s moderate discount line, and in October the expansion should be at the high- eat point; but the wise heads controlling the move- ments of these machines, for purposes directly op- posed to the interests of the mercantile classes, force out their money when no one wants it, and call it in whem everybody requires it We look for the same course of events this year. We are now almost at the extreme limit of bank expansion, and money is very abundant. The supply is largely in excess of the demand, and the p lic mind has become confident and apparently indifferent to the future. The present plethora has continued so long that mo one ecems to dream of a change. For more than ten weeks the banks have been ex- Panding at the rate of more than one million per week. Such an expansion, through the sammer months, is well calculated to produce a piethora in the money market. If the expansions shouli con- tinue at the came rate, all through the fall months, it would not follow that the money market would re- main easy; for an active demand, in active business geasons, commences in September, and runs all throagh October into November. What, then, can be expected, under « contraction in loans? Those interested in the matter had better look about in time, and govern themselves accordingly. There are large operators in Wall street who have the most distinct recollection of the course of prices in the stock market, during the months of October and November, for the past two years, and there is very little doubt but that they wil! avoid the rocks some of them then split upon. The months of October apd November, 1554 and 1555, were most disastrous to the holders of stocks, and, if we are any judge of the signs of the times, the same montas this year are likely to prove the same. Atnoon to-day A. H. Nicolay offered for sale ‘auction, under the direction of J. 8. Libby, receiver, several notes, bouds and interest in real estate, of P. 7. Barnum. The aioane ® the olficlal record of the sale, as furnished by the auctioneer :— 4 SE Seee Ge Sige Feeey, & dle ~~ i Greenwood, Jr, dated 3 payable in seven ohn 1865, for $2,582 15, interest, sold for $325 tse, Toy le 08 wold for 50 cies em for $700, pay in 5 years, 7 i note, made by Adem Ray, Obs, tor 61.000, due April 1, 1860, interest 10 pe: cent semi annually, secured by mortgage, and 1p dealewenenste eee 2 765 1,000, interest 6 per cent, sold for. 7 (Ove bout of misma county due ia 1972, for $1006, intoront 7 per cent, sold fr 70 do Property northeast co ner of Broad atreet, © 109 fees op Liromdway, 06 feet 6 Incbes on Crosby street, aud 1y7 feet 7 iachss oa Houston street. Seid for’ sits we and judgments amounting $05'.166 46, and Mrs. Barnum does not waive ber right of dower w the propert, Also, LP ecres of land it the township of Bushwick Kings county. oid for #. subject to the fo lowing mort es Gd judgments, amounting 0 $40,416, aad Mire um dose Bot Waive her mgatofdower im the pro subject to the encumbran- at 10 o'clock, The terms of sale were ‘ash get, payable at the wiice of We receiver a ET the second board there was considerable stock offering, and saics were much larger than usual. Nicaragua Transit feil off } per cent; Chicago and Rock Island, }; Mictngan Southern, {; New York Central and Erie closed at prices current at the first doard. The sales of New York Central were 900 shares, a 86] per cent for opening, bat there were board yesterday. As prices fall off the desire to sell increases, and when the pinch or the panic comes, ‘The warrants entered at the Treaenry Department, Washington, on the 2st instant, were as follows: — o~ ption of storks eovcee $58 the Department vee 4,708 verses as + 121,618 31 warrants received and enters » 16,687 84 repay WAFrADIs reeled and entered 12 From miscellaneous rources: «aT 40 Gn acount or ue tery 18,008 10 ‘The amount of United States Treasury notes out- standing on the lst inst. were a: follows fered prior to July 22, 1846... $102.81) 446 Issue 4 July 22, 1 soe 7.450 00 fasne of January 28, 187.00... . 0 Tw tees dersees $i.2 a Deduet careciied gotes on band, ” Siiaon ‘The Comptroller of the city of St. Louis advertises that the intercet om the bonds of that city doe here, NEW YORK HERALD, will hereafter be paid at the Bank of the Republic, in this city. ‘The New York Life Insurance and Trust Com- | Last year., papy have declared a semi-annual dividend of five ‘rama a SO ax tea per cent. and a surplus dividend of » like amount, The Reading Railroad Company have given no- tice that on and after the first of September the freight and tolls on that road will be increased 15 cents per ton between the more distant points, and 10 cents per ton between the shorter intermediate points. From Mount Carbon to Port Richmond the rate will be $2 per ton, instead of $1 85 per ton, as now charged, The Northwestern Insurance Company of Oswego have declared @ semi-annual dividend of six per cent; the Hazleton Coal Company a dividend of two dollars per share. The London Times of the 224 of July, says: ‘The bonds and stock of the Michigan and Northern In- diana Railroad have been recently introduced on the London Stock Exchange. The line is on important one, completing the connection of New York and the other at- japtic States with Chicago at the head of Lake Michigan, whence, by the Illinois Central and other lines, it com municates with the Mississippi and the extreme Souih. is bas been open three years with steacily increasing re ceipts, and has paid regular dividends of tev per cent. The following table shows the quantity of some of he principal articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 31st of July, inclusive, during the years 1854, 1855 and 1856-— Racurts oF Proprce aT Tipe WATER. 1864. 1855. a 4 fay 5. ‘421 390 597, 970,168 3,270,601 4,422 224 178 50,543, 149, 169 1,549,127 2,268,804 9,682 82,319 63, 68,439 247,878 8419/0485 The meee? pond continues well eupplied with capi- and first clase paper, six months 1 Bit is readily at 73 to 8 percent. There has been more demand at the banks within a week or two, than usual of which they did not take bas come into the street, greater activity among note bro. kers, but Wiioateabaetng value of money more than 4; per cent. Specie shipments are less than a few weeks since, but still coutinue large, and this, together with the inflated of the New York banks. Breet csuse for alarm for the future, unless the position of mat ters can be ually reversed. At present money is gradi easy and abundant ennne and is not likely to eahauce in value immediately, but there is certainly a very fair ba "ieee money will be in better the Tater belvg ‘a little in excess of the demand seem that railroads had alreaay veclined about enough to find bottom, but there is a want of confidence towards thet with investors and they will not venture further where so much has already sunk. This is more particu larly the case with such as make no returns to the stock holders as year after year passes by. It is not strange, therefore, that such stocks decline gradually 30 to 60 per ceot Below the par value, and even then sellers are desirous of parting with their shares from fear that they will go to almost ni , &8 others have done b: tore them. As ccmpared wit week since, the only rail- road stocks which bave advanced are Western, 1!, per cent; Maine, *{; Michigan Central, ‘/, and Eastern, {. while Prov idence, Worcester, Cheshire, Concord aud Fitchburg bave aj! declined, and several other largest decline has boon, ip Fitebbu: bid for cash stock. A lead operator i what is techinically called ‘*short’’ stock, and those wh have beretofore been friends and supporters of the stock, seem now 10 have turned —e it. From present ap- pearances the shares are likely to go lower unless the cor- poration sbould bay up their own stock and sustain the market value, as was done successtully in the case of the Old Colony, and in some degree by other corporations. The Pottsville Miners’ Journal, of the 2d inst., gives the annexed review of the coal trade for this year, up to the latest dates: — Tue Coat Trane. The quantity sent Poy railroad this week 18 49,356.05 by a |, 29,459.11; for the week, 78,819.16 tons. ‘Total, by railroad, 0.16 Wns, against 1.356,354.00 tons; do. by canal, 556, period last year. ‘The shipments bave fallen off a little this week, and are jess by 7,47 tons than the quantity sent to market for the corresponding week last year. The demand for coal ‘continues dull, and prices low. Taking the aggregate of shipments from al) regions this week, there bas been no gain on the shipments for the corresponding week last year Last year at this period the anthracite trade swod as follows, compared with the previous year — 17, against 56) ,083.02 tons to same From the Schuylkill From the Lebigh Lack. and Penn. Abead ni This year the trade stands as follows:— From the SchuyTkill. Del. and — Co. ‘Total . paeanet inercase 80 far — Seraston (about). Decrease so far this year... Add to the above.. Making a difference tn the trade this year tons. with only four months of the season 10, he first of [woember remaining. Ravroad and Canal. Quantity of a wy sees | and canal for the week ending on jay evening - se Railroad. Canal Port Carbon + 16,161 10 5,067 10 Pottaville i 1,826 11 Sebuy ik 1 15,211 00 Auburn .. Port Clinton. 1,894 10 Total... 6+ s000e 20.489 1 390 05 Total for the week, tone Total by Raitrond in 1854 Total by capa: in 1566 Total by canal aod railroad...........6+ Shipments to same period last yoar-— By railroad... . . 8 By canal... «+ Oe 2 88,606 06 1,918,047 02 1,791,392 18 Decrease in 1866, so far, tons. . vee 126,064 08 Delaware and Hudson Company's Oval Prode 2,509 Tua) 4S 8 963,477 For the last week. To same time last eas 48,900 For the last week... . 234.301 To the same time last year . 243 88 spring Mountain mines .. Fast “agar loaf do... Hiarieton Coal Co. Cranberry mines. Tamond Bock Mountain Co Wilksbarre Coal Oo. Wyoming coal .. Hartiord Comi Co. Total Tamgart. “ee Sharpe, Lewenring & Co. Gorman Penna. Coal Co...., By Canal “ Total for the week. 5.002 17 GIN.AOe O84 Same time last year (Canal). O%8 7 1m Increace In 1964, #9 far 91,633 17 The decrease by canal is. 04 10 Unio Canal Rai: val Transportation. Amount transported during the mouth of Jane, Tnion Canal... Swatara Patlroad..., Cumberland Coal Traée, 1866. Werk, Taal. For last pat 20,465 349.633 16,039 328,238 12000 Missouri 6's. 2000 NY Con RR 6's 2000 KrieRR € B71. 6000 ILC RR b.b60. 92a¢ 2000 Il) F bds, wp... 1000 L E & W'Istnb i 15 shs Am og us ely 189 MICDSENIR. boo 9115 . 07 440 Cley & Pitts RR.. 593% 100 do...,.b60 60 \ ” 10 Wis Take SRit.. Pecan & Miss RR... 78 $4200 Indiana 5's... ov sbs Read RR..260 87 600 Ill Cen RR bas. 300 590 802, 50 shs Canton Co... 100 875 283 Mich So 91 50d a1 900 N ¥ Cea RR‘opg 86% 100 Gal & Chi RR..£30 1075 300 Erie Railroad... 607 300 60 50 300 60 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘TUR@arT, August 6—6 P, M. Asurs.—The market was quiet and prices unchanged. Bxxanstcrs.—Flour—The heavy tall of rain bad the effect of checking trausactions, rapnvie 4 ne es was firm. The eales were coniined to about 6, lw 000 bar- rels of all kinds, at about the following q Common te good Micbigaa to 8% 00 » 625 6 40 » 620 6 40 +666 a 7 60 Fenhonend G redieiaae LT8 f sm rr ran * ,. pt ae » 760 a 900 PR rn gen * 630 a 790 Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond City Mills and St. Louis... 800 a 975 and Gai'egos 0 50 10 7 About, Lalf the Fal rales were taken for rt. Southern flour was firm snd in good demand. @ sales within two days have reached’ about 2,0:0 barrels, including some lots of Brandywine and Virginia, at $5 25 a 68 50, and new do., frow ahimore, at full prices. Canada was in god demand, with sales of 300 @ 500 barrels at full prices. Rye flour was ecarce and firm, with small sales at $5 123 a $5 12%. Corn meal rg, firm, with small sales; Jersey at $3 50 @ $3 62%, and Brandywine $1'a $4124, aud puncheons at $17. Wheat—sales were restricted on account of the rain, and the only sale of importance reported on change amounted to wbeut 5,000 bushels prime new Southerr white, to ar- rive, at $64¢c. Corn continued firm, bat transactions were very limited, beiag confined to about 7,000 bushels prime sound Western mixed, in the ship, a: 6S3sc. Rye was scarce and firm, at S5e. vats were steady at 33c. a S6c. for Southern; 42c, a 43c. for State, and dic. a dic. for Western. Corres —The market was steady, but sales were l'mit- ed to smal! lots made to the trade, at upchanged quota- tions, Corron was quiet, and the sales limited to 500 a 400 bales, without chang+ in prices. Frucums.—To Liverpool—About 20,000 bushels grain were engaget, ia bags, at 63,4. a 7d., chicfly at the lat- ter figure; 3. 600 a 5,000 barrels flour, at Us. dd. @ 1s. 6d.; cotton was at ap ‘To Londor —00 barrels four were epgaged at 2s. 1. To Bremen—4% balee cotton were taken at ic. Rates to Havre were unchanged. To Cali- fornia rates were at 27%c. per foot measurement. Hay was quiet, at 55 a 60 cents. Loox was unchange! and sales unimportant. Motassrs was quiet, and prices steady. Naval Srorrs.—The pr ices for sprits were steady. Pxoyisions.—Pork—The market was easier fo meas ‘The sales embraced ebout 800 bhids., at $20, for prime mess, and $18 « $18 12% for prime. Boef_was heavy, ard sales were confined to about 100 barreis country prime at $7 a $7 97%, and at $8 26 a $9 50 for country mess, and $875 a $il for Western, repasked, and 100 barrels do, extra Chicago do. sold 12. Beef hams and prime mess were Cut meats and ba- on were quiet. and prices somewhat nomiral. Lard— Sales, 300 barrels, at 12%c. a 12%c. Butter was in fair demand at 18. a 220 State, and at 16c. a 1%c. for Ohio. Cheese was 6c. a 8c. RICE was quict at SXc. a4) <c, a4%c. for strictly prime. ScGaks.—The inclemency of the weather during the forenoon hee transactions, and we could only hear of it 126 bhds. Cuba muscovado, in lots, at ne market was better, and sales of 300 made at 3c. Srmums.—The advices from Europe per last steamer all ‘styles of liquors bave caused a better feel: g Sales, however, are moderate at 2* half pipes cognac at $4 50a $2 70; 10 pipes gin, $116; 10 pancheons Jamaica rum, $1 40; 10 do. St. are dull, with smal! rales aie. "We notice 125 casks sherry wine to des 100 do. Port, $2 a $2 1,000 cases claret, WEEKLY COFFEE CIRCULAR. New Your, Aug. 5, 1356. 66,073 Stock of Rio coffee on 29h July, 1856 Received since to date......... None. sone 66,973 Baten fe tos sooek eetion 6,830 Stoek of Rio coffee on the wih ay a ig 1850.” 60,123 oy coffee, mats and ‘eylon cotlee......+ agueyra cote,” aguayTe Bae Dow! Inge cofee | ‘The transactions of the past week embrace 4 total of 6.850 Mt the above quotations, The sale of the ' cargo, for export, and its consequent withdrawal from auction, gave increase! firmness wo the market. The demand continues fair, without any quo able change in prices. WM. SCOTT, Coffee Broker. ADVERTISEMENTS REMEWRD EVERY DAY. ad te or pine HOUSE, AT ew Sulet per reek. Thre dal ree daly linen * aPe wtetares it D. WARDELL & 808 Pron SP ARS.—OVER A MILLION SEGARS, ¢ or ¥. ‘brands and qualities, at mach below market pp Yanious ‘wo bares ey fami; ae? at pT Lay facturers’ prices. Cash a rang, domes tic or German manufacture. O CHEEKM, If Brosdway HORSES, } CARRIAGES, &6. R SALR—A DARK CHESNUT COLORED HoRsr, pound, Kind and s goodtraveller. Also a Boston gig and set of harnena: will be sold together or separately, cheap fot cash a at Towers livery stable, 1Y Monroe street, near Catherine i SALA WAY WARE, 16 WANDS GH. arVETET driver, avind and kind bie oF single harness, eight Tiemable terms, Apply st dames Olvency's stable, soraet , waney's stable, ot bast Brosdwat Satgomers s — OR SALE—@ NEW LIGHT WAGONS, OF SUPRRIOR facture, comprising ealeche top phastone, rocka: names Nght road wagons, sulkies, ac: also, second band do. also, several horses. any of which pat Nos. Baud 10 Nevine street, comer of enue, Brooklyn. a OCI eee H GAUR_A SPLENDID TOP WAGON, MADE TO ose srason, yy fro on Cy wu a iear oe ter ferves Doarbor Sornerof Tied avenue and Tweith wrect”? 7 OR SALB—A RARE CHANCE, A SPLENDID TEA of e nod harness: also, two fae sadd horses. quire at Forueth street, opposite the crymal ¥% BALE-A aot MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD, 15's bande high; ie « free and ep fh war gen ranted ere F esaea kind and borse. Wonk Soon. any one Want rs | Bore. Price $200. Can be seen at ekg WOR BALE OHRAP—A HANDSOME RLACK HORSE, 7 years old, 15 bands high, sound and kind, and ean tro! @ mnile {on road Wagon in two minulesand htyescunds. Apply #42 Pearl street, near Chatham ‘ORSER FOR SALE.—A NICE PAIR OF BAY poraes sixteen bands hah, fis yeare old, privked and dented with good taila, sound and kind, and very good iravel ‘Will be sold, any time before the th, for #60). Por fur SS particulars inquire of J B. WALTON, proprietor of the Ked House stables, Harlem. The cars pass every to minutes. J OCKAWAY AND LEATHER TOP WAGON, PHILA deobin make, nearly r anle very cheap: also a ! it py A Pp" only for want ¢ Koh hor sa com toe 00 r 10. and are now offered for & OD each. Ao exehange wont! ye B. ‘ high, the we i 7 perfect. A cn tad Rs wise. Appl WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1856. FUYANCIAL, sonnnanerenennenennnennmnaanee $2,000,000 Suiierat' ditions, vas Mucuset Paice Pain son Pawensoxmns Tx, SAMES B. MAODUFF, 300 Sroadw og: $1.000.500 "rowtiem ty ell #000 ono -sasugoa aera vavrgerare | 2 vente morgtges stocks, ke., negotiated. Sta Nassau sirest corner Ana, second floor, ome Heat “n fOMPSON & CO., brokers and commission merchants, TO [ass~oe RIAMONDS, WarOH. WATOH- $775 fae sry a ll room No. 000 72 TO ae te bough fo eh Oe $055: u 1 Chamber ‘trea 'b are aserment office. Risin . B—No bi Siatbeeieies 5 oT 80.000 72. LEND 0% BOND AND MoRTG AGE, aciive real eatate, in this ety, oF Bromkives Apply eke a, BROAD, 13 Wall street, nsecuni story, {rout rooms a hae $10.00 12: 2tnoe aes ame Teor years. ALT: 229 pareadsey $7. 000 ¥° WORTH OF GOOD: CITY STOCKS, PAY ing a handsome dividend; a first rate opporin nity for apy person having money; can ‘recelve a better inte rest than thoney invested in real estate. Apply to HOWES & GO., ba Nasaau street, Men mortgage ot Pr morgane On A eae, Aount; $60 Vonun, and iar tT per ceat Wil be pal, eat Al hit er cent will be Address Halsey, Is Broadway Post office,” BOO. ~WANTED, SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, FoR » ashort time, on property worth three times the ve amount. "A liberal’ pretuium, willbe given. Also, & mortgage as security. Address C. N, T., Herald oltice, 33 4. BROAPWAY.-MONBY ADVANCED, TO ANY int, on diamonds, watches, jewelry, pianos, ‘and eveay de: (propert rty or Bought for Chal. Jewelry for sale, ie THAYER, toooe Nos ‘Nos | ud 2, second atory, Bap erg ted or jewelry ad at er oe DIAMONI, ail valuable persoc " ine, or bough for, cash, I WOOD, 69 rities and im ‘WOOD, 69 Fulton street, second floor, ron rool, 8 Ae toe. A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY, WITH NO FAMILY ot ber own, wishes to meet with a person of steady habits, of etther sex, who would feel willing to oblige her with the advance of $100, for which they shall, Shave a neatly furnished room, with gus and grate, also fuel, free use of baths, for six Tromta ARpiy to: We RICHARDS, Sut Broadway. IVIDEND.—THE KNICKERBOCKER STAGE COMPA ny have this (th day of August) declared a dividend of tive per cent, out of the earnings, payable on aa after the 9b iust., lint! which Lime the transfer books will be closed, GEO. C. PETERS, Treasurer. NEW, YORK FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COW c New York, Augus! 6, 1s86.—Dividend —The Board" of Directors have, thie day, dsciared semi-annual dividend of Sheen Perjceut, payable on demand at the oiiee of the company, 72 Wall street. D. UNDERHILL, Secretary. FFICE @F THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COM rer of East Sixty first street and Third avenue.— Broadway, cornec a acer, soods, nex, seta Divi slividend of two per cent on the eapital stook of this his day been declared, payable on the tlth instant, ice. The transter books will be closed from. ; th this cadet the Lith of August. Hy onder. of the board B. ISAACS, Secretary. New York, August 5, en JT OTICE.—NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 HAVE Applied to the Commissioner of Pensions for a duplieve of a iand warrant calling for one hundred and sixty acres of land, granted by the United States government to George W Freeman, tor services in the war between the United Stotes and Mexico, in 1547 1848. The date er numper is hot recollected. Said warrant was lost or stolen from Calvin M. Freeman, in the city of New York, in the year 1553. Aprils, 1856. GEORGE W, FREE. HILADEL?YHIA AND READING ‘Deen declared, payanie om the State tax. hy order of the . McILBE: desirable Hrookiy propery; uninembered Adacese, giving {ull particulars, Box 705 Post ollie =a Soe ee: COPARTNERSHIP: NOTICES, 25.000 7°. $10,000—A_ PARTNER WANTED TO joins practical, ho'el Keeper in purchasing je leage, stock arid fixtures of a first class large hotel, for the Purpose of consolidating the business of two hotels, frum Winch 15,000 19 25,000 dollars per annum can be cleared. | Rx erience in DESK HOt Acti necessary. Apply to howns & CO., 84 Navsau street. J wr 5. 000, AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED, IN A foreign commission or shippin, house, | State references and where an interview may be had,and address Commission, Herald ofliee $1 500 ran" —PARTNER WANTED, IN A DOWN TOWN + + feed and grain business, now clearing about $4.00 per sear. this a an exeellent opportunity tor a business inan, Apply 6 HOWES & C et. NY PERSON HAVING $3,000 IN CASI CAN HEAR oF real estate operation, in which the amount ean doubied'in one year by atreasing box 18M Pow ollce, Ow. ing to peculiar circumstances, this Is w rarely to be met with. ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—THE COPART. ex —— the subscribers, un- dee whe firm of Togerscl «Vn was dissolved Oy ra tual consent, t dairy 3 1856. The Dusiiiess ¢ Of the late firm wa be setted by Be Thgersoil, who wil continue, the at the old stand, BINGEMSOLE, J... VANDERBILT, ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO. Kobiason tia ihn day duvstved tt “aetpal poeneas, DY. is ved by mul NB. Robinson’ reliring from the business. “G. D. Happy is dione authorized to tae" ihe name of the fem ta, 1i iquida and willcontitue the business at the same,» oat w Np HontesoN Your, August 1, 1806, D, HAPPY. ARTNER WANTED—A PERSON vis A CASH CAPT tal of $400, in & job printing 3 years establishe! 6 Gang 6 Seas Sate Dacinees, ddress Franklin, 3 Pearl a my! WANTED.—A PERSON FITTING UP A ‘saloon would be iting to take a partner math saloon. Address A. sy to be. upended on the WUE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE: tween the subscribers, under the firm name of K. Helm ©o., on he by mutual consent, diane seitie the aithirs of the late firm, | B. HELMKE, New Yous, July 28, 1856. PETER N, REHM LADIES’ HOUSEKERPERS.—A GENTLEMAN Wil0 Kops a first clase boarding \p Broadway, would tike a pertet housekeeper, as p aah ee quired, 4 to $2,000 profit ‘yearly? ‘Apply at ous Broad Helmke way. REWARDS. REWARD.—ON SATURDAY, JULY 3, THE SUB seriber hired toa man calling’ himself John Day. 9 era aiternoon f re ‘aD Aineriean. will be paid on the recovery of foree Site soreness thief. LYMAN SEE! Yookers, Woatchesier Co., 8. Y, 10 REWARD Is OFFERED FoR THE RECOVERY OF & twelve foot row boat, Khe, with 8 bine = 7 from vous night that the the N Wacht Chab lay there viz., August 2 Roly to the doe master, Olen Cove landing’ Orsi of Past yuace, New York. BB sh non he ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE one 4 ferry boat or Fulton avenue ca beck for $440 on Park Bank. Finder to return fhe'check to 203 Orumd street, z stores | REWARD. —LOST. ON TUBSDAY MORNING, IN ak py third street ‘and Mitt) Seen Sei Morel Fa Rachange fine. ig Roh o ~ Rote of Sees bythe C Rand, fer Regia nets not end The above reward will be pai! pinay = same at 72 West Bon third street, or 2 EDGAR STANS¢ RY. REWARD.- LOST, A A WHITE ITALIAN greyhound slut, with brown Whoever will r: turn bef te 38 Neaoar’ street will receive the reward A man Was seen with ber in the store corner of Thirty-iret street and First avenue on Monday. $ REWARD. —LOST, LAST THURSDAY AFTERNOON email Pretch Verrier pup he sof a yellowish black will revorn bim at 19 West 2th street, will reoetv > the above reward and po questions asked. LIBERAL REWARD wat. BE PAID POR AN EN ire copy of Rewepaper coniaining & eter ia regard fy the Teicgrs hie SKS fie ew Hore i Nasesa areal. New Work, ‘ Morea FWARD—#15—MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4 47 about 2. o'clock, 8 gold repeating watch, with ain Attached, was lost near the steam battery yard, in Hoboken Whoever returns the same to the under; shall receive the above reward and no question asked F.W. MATTIE! " corner of Washington and Fifth streets, Hoboken. sey. RESTAURANTS, err mk bo tmocenn ky in ELITE AGAIN. —JUS8T ARRIVED, PER STEAMER Atlantic, sowe very fine English ution, and Booth salmon, (wil) be served np to morrow, from 12 some A No, 1 Yarmouth blowers. Then ‘again, he wnched down wih (on draught) Allsopp india pale , Burton ale, Rebinson's ps oe, fones’ XXX ale, de at the office, 660 Houston strect, near Broadway BEN. HOVEY, Proprietor ‘The fotlo paintings can be seen at the other <The Py id he after the The Buck Tont r; The Baltic Fleet: The Grape Shot, atntings wre from ch Tite ectlee MP. RRS, High street, Brooklyn. Al! the } way from Brooklyn. NES AND LIQvuons, RANDY— New \ IN ONE BiaitT Fogiand ru 4y. par we lowest cet; in bt TARD, DUPUY & QR randy, tn « y in pain mporiera and jobbers, 74 BROADWAY.—THIS FOUBE Is NeW OPEN POR permanent or transient boarders; it 1s newly fur- onbeaswraricrsanes and one of thefew placre where t 6.48 aceon BBOADT Ay URABayT SUITS OF end their Mics ng ow le kentlemen. House fair eaaanty ong bee. Dinner at 6 oreloek ‘Terms gy iaeod eS WEST NTY SECON} STREET —VERY 266 Un asa ay oman eabun, with board, at Q EAST THIRTRENTH STREET.—1 3 gentlemen can obtain apartments, win-or | louse bath, 4c. No avenue cars DUAys & Laat yn ~TO LET, 167 2 fo U6 ne op oe bd nished, witha ‘a the rncees reteresce required.” APPIY Pine abe bea okey Ful ton street, in the in the basement. MLEECKER STRERT, OFFOSITE DEPAU ROW.— esd eas Case a aa nF Bode a gentleman and wile, house ing all he wodern improvements. contain: — ee T15} GRAND, STREET, A PEW DooRS wast oF rondway.—A gentieman and his wife can be ee large furnished reem, with board, if re- room, suitable for one genilemaa compmmotaied with 7 gemlenin, al a 68 ame FRANKLIN bec re —A SUIT OF ROOMS, o tioor; also, large double and single rooms Apply as above, ‘iret ho house SIXTH STREET, CORNER OF Land AVENUE.— Gentlemen ean be accommodated with full or partial board, or with iy Taralcned rows wihost op reasonable terms. Tueighbochood. Cars and slaged conventent, 4, WALKER STREET, FIVE DOORS WEST OF roadway.—A quiet ‘and genteel private boarding gentlemen and gentlemen and thelr wives: fot, oold and shower baths free. BLEECKER STREET.—TO LET, WITH OR WITH. out two large comfortable rooms, on the Fe Ea The location is central, 5s cond floor; wiso three elug being but a few doors from B; UNION PLACE, OPPOSITE THE FARK—SUITS OF ereg oD second floor, also, large aud single wise handsomely and newly fursisbed, contin tog allt the ‘modern linprovemenis, LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL , ROOM.— ALSO ONE hal! bed room. both on the second floor, with partial board If required, at 23 White street PARTMENTS TO LRT—A FURNISHED ROOM AND bedroom, to ‘gentleman, in rivate feral: iy; no other boarders; Feferences required. Apply at 48 East Tsih street. SINGLE GENTLEMAN MAY boned Fog agin lo' street, Broakiyn Het hia, 1 5 shawiew walk fom Fulton Ww ro: ighta, two minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry. Terms six dollars p' er month in adv: ance. Boar: —TWO FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED, TO LET, ‘with or without board. Also, back parlor, unfurni moderat ate family. Apply at No. 173 ‘West Fifceuth street, near Righis avenue, —fP St No- 1 hth avenue, OAR)).—FINE geo igeg 4 ROOMS, WITH PAR- tial board, mer pe had at 259 Greene street, between Waverley piace and Kighth sti hole suites of rooms may now be had, Gas, water, bail OARD.—WANTED, BOARD FOR A YOUNG, MAR tied Irish woman, in a private family, where she will re ceive the comforts of a home. Addr eas Ht, Herald otlice. OARD.—TWO SINGLE Saree CAN lated with @ second si = ae in ‘commox wit tory back reo Rete aa foealliy, with paral board, ‘ins private family. moderate.’ References exehanged. Apply at 22 Grove pers Caron PLACE,.—ONE C4 TWO FAMI lies and a few single geutlemen can be accommodated with furnished rooms and board, in the very desirable loca tion, a 61 Clinton place, near'Fifth aveaue. Reference ex el OARD.—AIRY ‘god Wynd dang yd ROOMS, HAND. smelt furnished. to let, singly or im suits, with or without all the rovements amd the comforts of a home.” Location 21 8 Fo enue, opposite Calvary church. OARD.—A FAMIL' TAVING MORE ROOM iy uired, would modation to of excellent accom: inmuly: house havin Improvements, good table, ‘ing er At aceessible by various lines of stages aud cars. ly at 172 Weet Twenty-first street. Apis ais OARD, WITH PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WANTED, pe rouns & priv 'rench fainit; ed lease Pi Ny. with location m Union paar Post office. OARD AT HOBOKEN—ONE LARGE AND ONE small room, furnished, _ ae. woe fors sate & single penomen full or partial or address 23 ‘Washington terrace. OARD j BROOKLYN.—ROOMS OR SUITS OF rooms, suitable for families or single gentlemen, can be Obtained in’ the pleasantly located house, 206 Washington st., near Fulton or Wall street ferries, OARD IN BROOKLYN —GRNTLEMEN CAN BE AC. Recern anreeg 4 handsomely furnished rooma, 2 private house: Beterenses’ excinagee, “APDIY at 68 Wiloughby street, Brooklyn. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PEW, GENTLE men can be accommodated w rn rooms, in a private family, where cvery suiention will be paid to comfort. ‘Terms reasonable. “ADDIS at 198 Clinton a Bure IN or BROORL SH —A PRIVATE FAMI- inal within F walk of the toes m tery. — to accommodate one or two winter. ‘pi bePey oe Congress street, within three nal OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A PRI aie family, where thers are few or no oiher boarders s widow. a prefe il the comforts of a home re on as be entra, and te rms moderate. Ad poy post pald, Hi, H., 91 Sixth avenue. Boanyrc—70 GENTLEMEN —A FEW GENTLEMEN be accommodaied with well furnished rooms and good board at 1s Seventh avenue, between Twenty reoond and Twenty-third streets. Baths, gaa, &c., in the house. Stages pass ihe door every few minutes. BoAkDING —TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN CAN BE accommodated with board, at 251 West Thirtieth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, OARDING.—A SUIT OF WELT, FURNISHED ROOMS on second floor; also, two fon first cians bouse, with all modern eT ‘est Fourteenth sreet, Dinner at 6 o'clock. BeARDINGION THE EUROPEAN PLAN, AT 110 ‘vuuabis for families, bad. ‘singls fom: for geal eal! ten, with the. use of the bath; excellent ‘accommodations for -ransient as well as permanent Loariers, OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO two single geutiemen and as with partial board, house class, Jocated west of Broadway, Bleeker street. Address Il, box 100, Herald ollicc. ‘Refer’ ences exchanged. YOUNTRY BOARD. my pt wy Bown MAY BR OBTAIN Cieahn ed ink arte | ly, not far from Lot Suri's Ob., ba Ry Aa) sein of Gr il MH &00., No.2 Applet Vow maT Soret —A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR J two single gentlemen, ean have superior accommudations aia private country residence, on the East river: tine bathie < Satog. vegetables, fruit, Ac., in abundance. Address Counc: y, ‘arren street. F083 NTRY BOARD—AT GREENWOOD LAKE HOTEL, anda House, near Chester, Or county, Now York cor ing beauiifnl mountain and soonery, fine Sehinig, boating and drives, with, tho best country fare. nod siry rome, terms, and the most Coat atmos phere, or farther aiars refer to Mr. 8. Caldwell, Noa. and 7 Dey street, jew York. JUNTRY BOARD—A FEW FAMILIES CAN BE AC commodated ats Teasopable charge, conatry tt about, eight. miles souls of Long. Branco iit ks of a beautiful river, where the Saling, sailing and bas! gare unsur) For particulars inquire at 18 Leroy si. UNTRY HOARD, Ca ate bead oR FouR Gi Gk TLEMEN wmmodated with Loard at J. , ean be acer Wo Walle terry: halt an hour's mail from New York, by way aimquire at Corzens ay. jute, corner of at Ms TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN ONT. oo Y, at6l Fourth avenue, near Ninth street, one block Broadway, ine front and back rooma and hall bedroom, at va, closets, The rooms are tnely furnished, with gas and Fen ROOMS TO LEI—A FLOOR, CONSINT- lng of thee large roots on pet for thes some cn eo The house modern three mawetes’ sea" walk froth ny) Use of a Bt, Mark's place, Righth street GoR,2 BOARD $F. Teng ROOMS, WITH A A private te family, at ‘olumbia street, . Brooklyn Netahts OTKr, = apatNGa GENTLEMEN WILL DO WELL that hat they gan obtain Food furnished rooms, eisibe jotet, a Gerace 1 Pranktort wit J atrrota, night, ‘eek. No barges aS outs et Mea Row SUITES OF pen Ol CAN BE HAD WITIT the commodious airy house, Henry street, Union, near Hamilton foery, Sourh front basement (o le: to & physician, References Ma Bren a ease Fad, —A WIDOW LADY, with board, niirsing (pod skilful ‘attendance, previous to guring confinement. Addrers A Friend, care of A. Bwarts, thai syuare Post offlee, N.Y. é .Y. ANTED—A COMMODIOUS SITTING AND RMD. roome, in a sirictly privale and sociable family, fora mbdifle gentleman, who is desirous Rng. iad j B= through: and conversation of ; Joea'ion from W' Y refrrengs : eee bad, reqel fired nd "Address (Pom pald) Uy at . nore ‘a, 2 pr d a an EWAN AND HI8 NEPHEW, hoard ny room, with full or partial rivate tanily. Address, stat- #2 Post office. References er. 12 years n Precaa ar Kah euiarn Beard, bo FANTEDOTOATD, FOR A LADY AND GENT man, Within fifleen or twenty miles of the city, privave family, Address T. Weed, New York Post o/ Ors. EOUS Kone we NOT EXPLOSIVE. KEROSENE NATING OWL, SRE ECONOMY OF SHR OIL I URRY ALLS, £4 1agt a fn ol goer we mune, ony ot tena Ba caiveneie teas ries rene and siivie oll amps, ie sual’ tendebey ve KEROSENE LUBRICATING AND BINNACLE Ott. ‘The effect of this oil on machinery ia found to be perfectly magical. It removes the acum caused by the we of impure Olle, wears equal to the |“ sperm oll, and does not conan ab glow temperature, For Stnnacle ac signal and bowsorit pet hw eran two ni ie > hy to the best sperm petra Trae ia all he solar atta basa ait The aitention of en neers, abi handlers and ship oxetaing Wea the certificates to be nee ee oneal of Kerygene Ql Company, ELIGHTFUL MOONLIGHT | tillion party. on Thu; large and eta cae cat oh ‘up the North river. leav! pop rie er, at 8 o'clock: Peck piers Noms "4 vine srset ic sls 8 Nar tule will ac vl a dy boat. ‘on kt 49 hhench vireet of A. EHRRWSDURY, JONG BRANCH, HIGHL AM: F eT ee ver ae oes AMES ¢ rCatisto rien Will eave Jay secet plee August 4, at , M5 aay ne MerWedinesday, bik, at iia % asi carly every fare 57 Frenty frst clase ly Low open. RAE WaLTON hay woe lg vom d Ie pe ‘RSI the season, on board BERT L. STEVENS Sandy Hook, Aug, 2. 1866, A meeti: ing of fovited pendh pcr _— members of the ciation wi Parshall, wns enlled to he chals, ¥ whereupon the fhe followriag reat was offered and Suunto ay Resolved, ‘That we te: the eomeient and to cers of the R. L. Stevens our acknowledgments for este cessful efforts to make this excursion one of soeiak and recreation; that we have coaddeuce in the xeaworthin ‘and capability’ of this boat for excursions of this kind, and the ability of its captain; also that this resolution be ai the officers of this association In our bebai and publ he New York Herald. J. BU APLES, President E, Pigrson, Treasurer. Lanakre, Secretary MAfoNrc EXCURSION TNE MEMBERS OF DOR Lodge, No, 20, F and A. Maud their friends, are he Bara thai their annual excursion will take’ place Thursday next 7th ina, per steamboat Washington, (0 of Market alip, Bast river, at o'clock A. Bf. Ti a ean be obtained ofthe undersigned soramitiae. “dno. BerCithate, Peek st; Henry Bremer, 24 Coenties stip; J Be, 48 Freck all; Jus, Moore, 191 outh street, Jo nr TCHOUAS NOD. THAT MAN WOT COULDNT HE Genmahes OP iason ‘wil be on the Young ite Man's Pie Me the i “Couguniented’ s to convey them to this waeliceat = vine anges aged ie Jersey City ferry every hour. Fare, are otis Cupt. H. RIS, , Proprietor} Ee hy ey mo oy L. Lar M ig makes re rewilar nay Caine Rise Wee See ving Amos street Orrlock A. Mt: Sprin Yipcck ai , 8; Broome ¥ re Fare for the exc ail pee. No.3 Thats EMPLOYEES OF I. M, SINGER 4, 00.—THR oned excursion will take place on Friday, the ingt, Tidkets may be had atthe folowing pluces: Now. S33 409 Broadway, also corner of Centre and Franklin sts, room| Witresenees GROVE, bivariate a A eee Fare 6% cents. The favorite will Honinson tired Besos ig Rinse ory street, Amos street, wentiethy North river. ering fot sareet eat 3 cry echawhen af 10,123, dnd Ox." INSTRUCTION. Boventinins ARITHMETIC, WRITING, &0.—1 ILE, for the past eight years at 239° Broad ia removed to he spacious and elegunt roome No. S62 Bludents are received, and’ thoroughly ttied (ing room, upon very favorable terms, OOKKEEPER, COL! ECTOR, ¢ CLERK, 4C —SITU, nine again pete Seen mee aay seete gata eine hon” nde Oo for OOKKEEPING, WRITING, AND THE OTHER ptinis (o success in mercantile life are taught by F TER'& DIXON in an expediious and superior manner, the entire exclusion of the modern six and twelve leason eb latanry. Rooms 346 Broadway, Appleion’s Building. F, BERTHET RESPECTFULLY INFORMS i will ite aa Noarding bas duty sebsol at a3. Wear Reem ‘8 board ot for where ail the branches of sore nd comuiercial edi Fresich is the language of the school. ‘Phere one in in the institution, Mae a BERGIER RESPECTFULLY INvouMe & GT read en ee Kemer 0. ‘Curgulars can be Obidined iran ‘132 Madison avenue. . lL. DE GRAND-VAL'S CLASSICAL ENGLIS French and 4 boarding school, for youns on men, Hudson and ston Nertosen: Hobok a ‘open September 1. Pupils received at any t Richlars & the tosttation™ ved at any time PRIVATE FAMILIES IN NEED OF TEACHERS OR d schools for their children are invited to ins rect the ier at the office of the Ame: ‘hoo! Institute, App building, $46 Broadway. Teachers E. H. “CHAPMAN & SMITH, |ACHERS—OF THE soem ENGLISH BRANG —— French and — » unitedly or sep: hear deminary, are Livingston. Post oflce, New Yorks” CLOTHING, &C $2.000 Koxtt oF GENTLEMEN'S LEFT o clothing wanted, in large or small lots, 1 Hees paid, in current money, and punctual aueagence oa Urders? tirough post or other tise SAMS "MORONEY, 47955 Pearl st Cer NG. ees a eae N | HANE gents can reeeive the uimost ben Wi ey ale by a wi Mrs. Coben. Mr 1 DEAT BEGS TO INFORM HIS PRIRNDS now associated with the bouse of D. D 4 tn the <custoun dey Che great soe for procuring all the latest styles of fetSinanie ‘and si ey ee Tilted ‘Stales army and navy few wit be to nee his old friends and custom deparunent of D. DRVLLN & 00-, coraor of tread ad Warrtn sireet. PECIAL NOTICE.—TO SOUTHERNERS AND G! tlemen who wear f, tne chet ‘mon to their already with the express < States returning from the various watering i visiting New York, an opportunity to cst novelties in gentlemen's garmenis. Parti too Ceriox Evaronasun Dniuurxes, comprising styles exclusively coutined to ourselves (PO. SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCH ing to buy fine clothing the subscribers offer the advan! Having @ large experience in this heir Lusiness, now oiler saperlor adacems uta to deniers cither from & well eae ne All dealers well Know the difflouily of sel a ntook) goneequence of bad sizleg. and szhe; and w that by our system all this can be ‘avoided, wy MUSICAL AND DANCING, G ANIST—VOLU: NTEER.—A —A GENTLEMAN wiTl ANOPORTE FOR §. one of T. Gilbert oS py, si st Grand Iween 3 and 6 o'elock. MISCKLLANEOUS. AA Rite Chart, HAYNES, (FROM ENGLA: Inte of Charleston, 8. ©.) author of 5 of “Moral Mirror,” jations on Various Hes ; Prof. of Anti practical of the feet, b evenness, OF TRATIMONTALS. (rom his Imperial} aie yy eon tL, Je certitie que M Levi sieve lon, core aves. ane ‘ habilete. Louis Napougon Bow ar: Beker, Raq. iy EXTRACTS.—AN ELRGANT Lipeeas our ge Ps as ®. EMBI DN'A, 286 Bighih avenue venue. Seen TO npc tarnishes Sy arty | Posodetp faaitionadie c ney wed xt 6 presented vow Ml GIMBR! card engraver way. WHOLESALE, AND COUNTRY pRoaG Park, 904 Broadway, New Yerk, invite tention anid clove buyers io thelr iminenee at Fu opesn and American patent medicines, at and below prices, by the dozen, package or 100 gr SYHNES A PARK: New York, Cinchonnu and Seu Prag GROCERS, COMMISSION MEN, &e.—WANT! three cr four hundred dollars worth of groceries an Address stating partiowl »._ Reourity responsible. |ATLORS’ NOTICE.—A SYSTEM OF MEASURING A cutting is taught by A.D. REEVES, 3% Browlway, reagonable terms, and warranted to fit any form. Rael cha #al] professors to produce aa perfect @ syste! garment oni! n TRRONES’ ELROTRO CHEMICAL BATHS D V by Prof. Vergnes, the discoverer, amd Dr “Prince. " 710 Kay. “Apositive care for a idlsene ing fr use of mereury we minerals, Department for i prietc