The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Wronespay, August 6—6 P. M. "he stock market looks blue enough. Nothiag can be said in its favor, and it is so much depressed that it would only be adding insult to injury to say anything against it. The tendency downward is strong enough without giving ita greater impetus. At the first board to-day Virginia 6's declined } per cent; Mlinois Central bonds, 3; New York Central Railroad, |; Erie, }; Harlem, j; Michigan Central, 4; Michigan Southern, }; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1; Galena and Chicago, }; Cleveland and Toledo, ; and Rock Island, }. There were large trans- actions in all the leading stocks, and at the close lower prices ruled. Stozks are pressing for sale in large lots, and holders appear to be more desirous of realizing than we have noticed for many weeks. The inflated condition of the banks is creating uneasiness in the public mind, and the disposition is to draw in private operations and await the result: We are not surprised at this movement. It is a dan- gerous time to be much involved in speculations. The banks are very uncertain, treacherous things to depend upon, and frequently leave those who trust to them in the lurch, after having furnished the means to inflate prices and induce parties to pur- chase. They frequently lead stock speculators into the ditch, and then leave them there to get out the best way they can. They are nearly ready to play that game over again, and they will some day pro- duce a panic in Wall street by suddenly calling in sell. A more reget apg Baiecly 75 ba mercantile classes stocks to dispose of them, Fe supply ia likely to be largely increased from gource. At the second board there was an active market. ‘The gales of Erie were large at prices current in the morning. New York Central Railroad fell off } per cent; Cleveland and Pittsburg, }; Michigan Southern, }; Chicago and Rock Island, j; Hudson River, 4. Reading closed without change. The steamship Persia, from this port for Liverpool to-day, carried out $1,033,634 98 in specie. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- 932,430 95 sources... - A.H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow, ‘Thursday, at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchaats’ Exchange. The New York Fire and Marine Insurance Com- pany has declared a semi-annual dividend of fifteen per ceat; the Third Avenue Railroad a dividend of two percent, payable on the 11th inst; the St. Mark's Fire Insurance Company, eight per cent, payable on demand; the Knickerbocker Stage Company, a dividend of five per cent, payable on the 9th inst.; the Oriental Bank, a semi-annual divi- dend of three per cent. ‘The earnings of the La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad Company for the month of July amounted to $46,676 75. This is greater than the estimate. For the first seven months of the present fiscal year the earnings have been as follows:— Ckow® axD Micwavie RarLroap. Total gross neces in January, 1356 10,550 29 February, 1 20,128 71 do do. March, 100. 27,226 10 a0. do. April, 1556... 2, ¢o oo, = May. 1854 do. do. June, 1558.. do do. Jely, 2856.00.22; Tota) Company, charging them with an overissue of stock. Upon the complaint of Mr. J. W. Latson, by the affidavits of Messrs. J. A. Sai ace Sea ates 4 cousen ‘bers of the Finance Committee, sud some o! of the company, tweluding Mr. Charles W sald company received bonds and mortgages on rr ro perty iv Brooklyn to the amount ot $64,000, iran ee gum the, le-ued certi.cates of deposit wo that amount tbat this property bad been appraised by Anthony J. Bieecker, Hou. J. 8. T Stravabes, aod other like com- potent Judges to be worth double the amount of the thereon offered: that soou after this it was yer to put in other mortgages, amounting to $16%,- tha® jo relation to which several couversations were held by the Geponent with Mr. (gaen aod some of the trustees. that Vir. Ogden advised the ismuing of certificates Of stock therefor, that these mortgages were made by Alexauder Requa aud wite dircetly to the compaay Mr. A. Requa subser!ying in the books wo the capital stock t© the amount of $160,509, for which certitica e+ Of stock were issued, and of which $140,100 were de hvered to lom, that Mr. (gdea, as Vice President of the company, approved of these procerdings that the $58,000 ‘and the $169,500 are the only stock or certiticates of de. omy weued the company or any of ite trustees since if. Starbuck been Preshlent, that 4 ent Was in DO Wise interested in eaid certidcates that the reception oO these was commeniated to the Board of ‘Trustees by President, and distinctly ratified aad ap Proved by them by the adoption acd pnblication of their @onual statement Containing these proceelings, that these transactions were lona_/de, haring been entered iuto for the purpose of strengthen ng a weak company that of the mortgsges deposited im ex bange for the $54.00 cf certificates of deposit, about $29,000 have beea hypothe oat is informed by tae President aware of thir ent aod the other defendant ndulest certificates of stock as Teer ved by it’ ‘hat & G\d not issue and -eil stated in "8 complaint The ‘it of Mr. Reyua then denies severally the various allegstions in Ogden # a closing by charg Mr. Ogden with «wilful and corrupt perjary.’ Res yuck, the President of the Company, also Gled an sffidevit endorsing tbe statements made is Mr Requa’s affidavit The following etatement is also made by Hon. Levi 8. Chatfield, Eeq., late Attorney General :-— the Internationa Io surance Company were received. | was consuite! by the officers im reepect of the legality of the proceeding [ the charter x= priate? for the Company, and ‘was then as | am now, clearly of the opiuion that the | 2ta 13th sections of the act contemplated a stock eayrtal lignit af to amount, and to be eubserived for in the ordiuary mode of subseribing w the oypital tock of eer end there war nothing ' the act requiring present paytoens of the rubseriptions of prohibiting the company from receiving secu: ities for their uitimate pay ment, ond I #0 advised the oficcrs. | entertain no doubt that fhe certificates leeved by the company to). W. Lat #00 and Alexander Requa were legally isued.pnd in strict conformity with the charter. L. 8 CHATFIELD. New Yorn, July 26 ‘The quantity and valne of domestic cotton goods exported from Boston during the month of July and the previous six months this year, compared with the same time in the previoustwo years, were as fol- lows:— mi Sutrimets or Corroy Goons yrow Dostow Porkages i Folw 780 88 043 61 10,883 83 7.840 36 5,987 41 570 00 9,061 90 4,400 24 sts 202,566 81 $1,383,082 99 840,148 73 1,087,004 08 The cotton goods trade baa continued quite active, and a very good busineas has been done, both for export and cousumption. The stock of ali desirable goods is quite small for the season, aud as many of the mills are now short of water, the production is also comparatively small. Prices for all deserip- tions are very firm, and have rather an upward ten- dene: eee dlsamees of the great lakes is one of the most remarkable facta of the day. We learn that no less than five steamers, twen’y pro- pellers, four barks, one brig, and one hundred end two schooners, have already been launched from the Western shipyards since the commencement of 1856. The size of the steamers ranges from 78 to 1,800 tons; of the propellers, from 263 to 800, with the exception of three, which are propellers of less size; the barks, from 380 to 603; and the schooners, from 50 to 531, The total steam tonnage of the vessels built was 12,922; sail tonnage, 33,441, A large number of vessels are now on the stocks. A very small proportion of the vessels named were launched on the Canada side, including one steamer at Toronto and oue propeller at Kingston. The whole number of banks in Wis:onsin doing business under the general banking law on Thurs- day, July 31, 1856, was thirty-eight. The total amount of circulating notes issued to such banka, outstanding on that day, was $1,443,215, for the redemption of which securities have been aasigned in trust to the State Treasurer amounting in the aggregate to $1,574,000, as follows: — Wisconsty State Stocks 7 and Xenia Railroad for July, 1956, were. For same time in 1855........5 Tucrease nearly 56 per cent....... oe $24,556 O4 The report of the Toltec Copper Company of Lake Superior haa been issued, from which we extract the following statement of asaets and liabilities, July 1:— +» $1,721 49 + 422 8 ‘The earnings of the Little Miami and as Assets. Cash—in Treasurer's hands this day, on baud at the mine. Assessments—amount duc and unpaid. Supplies—on hand at mine, estimated. Copper—value of 32 tons received alvor Mine account— amount due employes, July Ist, estimated at........ amount of outstanding drafts, notified but not presented, say future prospects of the mine:— An assessment of one dollar per share, payable August 18 next, bas been levied upon the stock, in order to pro. vide the means requisite to discharge our immediate lia- bilities, and to enable the directors to carry out their plars for the season; and we would earnestly urge the sharebolders cot only to pay up tls assessment prompt ly, but to hold their stock until a fair trial under the new ‘stem of operations bas been made. Our calculation is, that this amount will be ample to conduct the work unti! the close of navigation, when we hope and expect thata decide:tiy better azpect will be given to the enterprise Already tbe mine has coums upon a larger prodact. while, at the same time, portions of the vein show con- sider able improvement, and it is certainly not unreasoua. ble to took ‘or continued favorable progress. The stockholders of the Forest Copper Mining Company have been suddenly called upon to pay up the debts of that mine, under the laws of the State of Michigan, which make stockholders individually fable for corporation debts. This has caused a good deal of uneasiness on the part of the holders of the stock, whieh cannot now be sold for ninepence a rbare, although three years ago it commanded #15 per share. This company has a bonded as well asa floating debt, contracted in the developement of its mineral lands. Colonel Ball's machine may yet be able to extricate it from its pecuniary troubles, and open the door to future success. The Boston Courier of the 4th inst. says:— The Mi higan Central Railroad \s dotng a heavy and ex pensive freight business with its single track, and this accounts im part for the steady acrease of its ‘construc tion account,” wh.-b should be fairly charged to expenses and deterioration, and deducted from the dividends—to pay which the money bas to be borrowed from time to time. The coustruction ac: oun! has been \ucreased daring enon ‘39, and now stands as {llow: Capital stock. Bonds . Income account | . Unpaid dividends... . 2720 0 Bills payabie...., + 1,008,759 72 ‘This corporation continually increases its delt, sella bonds at a discount, with, instead of tion Of ita indebtedness. The of the property ls very large, aad millions have yet to be expended in the construction of a second track. The stock stands at 14; bid and @2 asked, which is a good deal more than it |: worth, compared with the more conservative railroads in In addition to the above iloating debt of urtber sum of $900 bas since aceums- ‘rom the amount borrowed to pay the receat Ai) aewd of & per cout Ou the $6,(U0 000 of share capital. The Torunto Giobe contains the following article in relation to the construction of the Sodus Bay Railroad, a point on Lake Ontario, about fourteen miles west of Oswego: — Sodus Bay i descrived as the best natural barbor on the south coast of Lake (utario, and lying between Ro chester and Oswego, is the nearest point om the lake to two of the great Allantic shipping ports, New York and Philadelphia. Only thirty-five mies of rail are required ib the main iron thoroughfare leading di named city. The Philadelphia Board of Trade are wteresting themselves very Beartily in the completion of the easiest access to the lakes by the construction of thie, the last link in the ehain. In ng #0, they are of course actuated by the desire to firect the course of the commerce of the Northwest much a& possible to their own city reasops why the pesple of Toronto also should be induced to lend the project a helping hand. that we must be ver: ng which tends to the ports on the south side, opposite to im the seme mapoer a the merchants of Oswego Wn prosperity must wo us and Rochester feel that ther @ large extent go band io hand with that of Canada. ‘and therefore readily encourage the project of the aor: an ship canal. which, when completed, will bring down Syaet emoust ot tbe produc the West, to be unship ped at the Southern ports, so we mast feel that our pr: rity largely depends ou the extent of the faciliti forded by those ports for receiving and carrying »way the traffic. w aconsideration of those facilities wii attract to Lake Ontario rather than to Erie. We sball give a few figures to show the amazingly rapid rate at which the commerce of the West is grow ng, ahd the importance of sparing no eilort, in this period of infancy, when its course may eastiy be bent, to secre ‘or lorouto her fair share of the profits to be reaped by its carriers. We begin with the trade of Mii waukiema cty with which, ia commercial matters, we bave already establiched a very close alliance. The bumber of bushels of wheat exported from Milwankie in 1862 Was 428,512; 1.181.009 in 1860; 2,052,816 in 1954 and po jess than 4,028 ve In other worda, the export: of wheat {rom Miwaukie have increased in four years by & thousand per cont. Im the sam the exports of four heve inereased from $8,213 to 485,000 barrels. At Chiago, wm the seme period of four years, the exporta of wheat have ipereased from 198 w 5,007 by In 1866, the exports of grain of all sorts ™ 0 reached the enormous amount of 16,605 $13 to be already the greatest primary rain in the world. Of this great trade mterio is beginning to receive mote than her former share, While the receipts of grain at Duffalo only increased from 18 52: shela in 1864 to 10,798, 473 In 1865, or about 6 per in the same period inctessed from or about 70 per cent. Again, the great the jake cor smerce by the Lape oe f by the fact that the lian trade of ( 4 frou $2,860,217 i 4 to $12,010,663 in 1855. And thi yenr the trate of Oswego, we believe, has been so grea’ that it en harbor furnished it with very \aade a accomodation facts as these are atten led to, oo: nmercia: ane the importance of turning to good account another excellent southern harbor, hitherto but lithe teed, on account of ite want of a railway connection Only 06 miles remain to be built to connect Seags Bay with the Canandaigua and Pircira railway, which agaa cotnects with the road leading ay to Philatelpbia the general commercial compiderations already adverted to, | is needless to point out the advantage it Would be to Canada to have a direct railroad route to the great coi gids of Penusy!vauia, 200 600 200 900 RR. 800 do. 200 do. 450 do. 5 = do er 100 do 7 do & igh SES tox, "So wiguta AVR 1014; 200 do... 810 sor 0, $2000 ERR gdMbs'8s 800 ahs Hud RivRR.. 29% pe pte Be 100 Erie Railroad. 4 60%, 100 do... 86", too e D Gon 100 Clevy & To! RR bS 75 200 6) 100 do..... 860 14K 400 64 25 Clev & Pits RR.. 587, 200 60% M360 bis ae Mich S & ta tut 9790 86) 60% Teo Panama Tats B60 100 6955 8 Gal & Chicago RR iors 250 60% 800 Chi& Rk PARR 9245 NEW YORK pags <a MARKET. ‘EDNESD. Po Supply of beet cattle at Allerton’s to-day was in ex- ess of this day week by 690 head. The quality, low. _ Was mostly poor, the ay: Price not exceeding 84.c. per lb., with a few extra quality as high as 10c., while the lowest figure accepted was 7}c. A pretty good demand iled early in the day, but towards the close the inquiry sensibly abated and it was difficult to realize morning’s prices. The recei amount to 3,334 head, which, with about two hundred bead left over pect was, when our reporter left, number would remain over unsold. Milch cows were in limt'ed supply, and rea!y desirable ones brought better prices—the best selects ous real: aing $75 a $80, while fo Mtr gold all the way from $28 t0 $60. Veal were rather less plenty, aud brisk at 5c. a 7c. for fair i good. Sheep and lam)s are rater dull, with over 12, in all the markete—the great bulk of the sales was at from $2 to $6 per heal. @ sales for the week were as follows:—3.834 beef cattle, $7 121; a $10; 35 cows and Calves, $25 a $80; 582 veal calves, rary Tc.; 496 sheep and lambs, $2 a $) 50. Prices. Beef cattle, extra quality, per 100 Ibs. 9 09 a $10 00 Do. good quality. 7502 800 Do. common. 80a 8 50 Do, inferior... 7a — Cows and — extra, 5 00a 89 00 Do. 45 00a 55 00 Do. ro 25 00a 35 00 Veals........ 4a 6 Do. extra... a a rr, Sheep-and lambs. Oa 600 The following table shows from what aed of the coua try, ons by what conveyances, the supplies came:— — Reeves. North river boats—Beeves Harlem Rail road—Cattle. ‘ows and calves. “ —Sheep and lambs —Veal calves... Hodson B ver Railroad—Beef cattle. Erie Rajiroad—Beeves.. On foot—Beeves ... ‘The market at Br 8 kinds of stock, and a pretty good demai beef cattle, at prices about the same Povelied tor last week; cows aud calves and veai calves remaining quiet, without ower change in prices. Sheep and Jambs sold ratuer than they baye been doing. The sales were as foll 246 beet cattle, $8 50 0 $0 80: 64 cows and calves, sales made by Samuel MeGraw, at Browai: the week end send Avgust 6, were as follows :— a — $203 2 bs. pe The supply ot beef cattle, at Chamberiain s, was about equal to last week's, and the demand rather better, as well as for af] kinds of stock. The sales of the week amounted to 9% ae oe $7 600 $9.50. 73 cows and calves, $25, a $60: 1 sbeep and lambs, $a 35 110 veal —— ve x4 beat and lamb: by M. P. Fogie, at Chamberlain's Bull's Head for the week ending August 6, 1806, were as annexed — Value Avra eo $1800 ay $3 00 195 — yn Ts H, 25 A moderate demand provailed at © Brien's, cattle being of @ pretty good quality, were ready dis posed of. bn wing are (le sales tor the week —94 Deeves at 87 50 88%: 75 cows and calves, $25 0; 66 veal calves, be. @ 6 ';¢. Feal Shep and Cates. Lam's, gs2 5% vw 6409 ue ion ol 1,048 CATTLE BY THE ERIK RAILROAD. Annexed is a report of stock destined for New York, received over the Erie Railroad, for We woek ending Waroxespat, August 6—6 P.M, Asirs.—The market was unchanged and transactions small. Brpapettyrs.—FloureThe market was without chan of moment in ps There waa a cgoot demaod for eastward and for the British provinces, ant the tri tions footed up about 10,000 barrels of all kinds, at a! the following quotations — Common to good State. % 28615 Common te good Michiana. ” wo 2 6% +666 Extra . TO 8 Bovtherp mixed to brands.. 7H a Do. fancy and extra. woe Cana ian superfine and extra. ema Choice extra Recumend Gy Mills and St. Louis... 80 @ 110 60 a10 Canadian was steady, with sales ‘of 500 a 600 barrels, closing heavy at the above quotations war le dema>! cloding parcels for export, aveve prices. Rye flour firm, at $3 a $3 2% and meal wae Grm at $ t Jersey, and $4 12 204.25 for new Jersey. Wheat was about five cents ¢ Pbushel lower since the close of the past week. e sales embraced about 50,000 2 49.000 bugels, among which were parcels of new illinois white at #182, end red do. at $1 70, Milwaukie ce! > at $1 60. Southern new red at $1 4,000 Dushel*,) and Southern new white at $1 0, and & smail jot fat $1 25, (an owtss to choice Canadian. Kye Northern and 8¢¢. for Southern: dist Southern Gour with sales of 1,200 barrels, ia- within the range of the ag lots were irre gular. The gaies embrace about 5 009 2 6,000 hashels. t 69,009 bashelg, im A (air quality de. and sound kool Western mixel 1t Ofc. 9 OTe. Unts Were atendy, with sales of Southern at S60, a S70; Jersey at 400. aud State and Western at 420. 0 de Corvar was more active, and the sales y sy and to day have embraced 2,700 bags i 1) ge, 1,500 mate Java at 1455 1 200 bags Laguyra at Tt ge Contos —Sales were coniinel t between 309 a 699 y ‘* ae safle 00 a 40,000 rpool, at and 74. in 33,09 at abent yer ston at gd. The ateam pr ain, and Se 64. for four but quiet it Te. Od 4 to California were nn: b tale ware on Rates to from Poston anc but saiee triding Ormiy held at a8ige. a ie was hold at $3 69. B10 Ibs. The stock were eteady, — rite were in good shippin fer Rosin war sold aitoat at 1 52%, o” tar was light, and bel at B20 Qu.— Linseed wag steady, Salcg 8,000 galloug were made out of store, at 63¢.; from store it was held at B5e. Crude whale was tirm, at Téc. a T7c., aud reliaed was ta fur demand at 86¢, a 87¢. for spring, and 83°. a 900. for winter bleached, manufactured was dil Boe. at BL 05 for spring and ‘ater unbleached, Lard ‘oil was firaa, at Re. Live Od was unchwmged. One, i aie of cay thin obieng at $07 a $3, and country do. at $30 62),; thiek was at $30. 531. Provision®.—Tork—Sales ‘or 900 a 400 bbis. were made, ing meas, a $20 4 $20 12!,, and primo at $17 75 a Beef was dull aad droping gales of 150 bbis, were made, including prime, at 57 473%, and mess do. at Sa $9 50, and Western repacked at 88 75 a dll, Beof tees were vouimal, at Ie. a Itc. Cab meats were rather scarcer, aud held at 9, for shoulders, aad 10°. for with sales of 100 bbis. prime, at ; keg was atis',c, Butter was in fair demant, at 1Be. & Bd for good fresh State; Ohio was unchanged. Cheese was 6c. a 8c. . Rice, —The sales embraced about 150 casks, at 30. a he BvGARs.—The ales embraced bout 1,10001,200 tds; About 640 Cuba murcovado, at Bic. a Bixc.; 100 Porto Riso, nat Oc. w9!.c.; ancl 250 do. Malado, for retiuing, at ‘ONACCO enjoys a steady inquiry and full prices for all grades. The sales incluged 217 bhds. Kentucky tobacco, athe. a ldc.; 111 bales Havana, at S5¢. a 45¢.; 195 casas sced leaf, at Tc. a@ Co, Wuiskiy —Sales of 100 200 bbis. were reported, at STKe., winle some holders demanded _—_—_— ADVERTISEMENTS BEMEWED KVERY DAY, FINANCIAL. $2. 000. 0 od LOAN, AT SIGHT, On Jewecer, Diamowns, .’6., (Op MexcaanDise, SEG. ac. OntuE Titcurst Prick Paip vor PAwanuoceus' Tt. Ker, JAMES B, MACDUFE, 396 Broaay ay. $1 .000.500 eevee ye gE RRON DESIRING sloans on Jeweiry, diamonds. wateues, dry goods, clothing, pianos, and every description of S8e. petty, can be accommodated, in a p ceive the highest prices, at Broadw: Private offices for ladies. Pawnbroket ig! 2 Broadway. G. KR, HOUSTON, (G. J. Macdutt, 000. 000-%° moe id LOAN, ON WATCHES, $10 Jewelry, ae) ee of ronal ‘property; iia Nagaau a sixeet, ‘corner or sot tHomeson & CO., brokers and commission merehanta. Roa Soe eS v8 000 vi ewe. ox vous fr ean JUS. Can Chambers siren buseme Ollice."Bisia eee ae spiaee, wan € a & . ou 000 TO Lap ge fa LOANS, OR PUR. on of vi gent.) 4 B.—No business L. 8. Scott, a Wall wees 87, 000 Wort oF 9000 crry stocks, Pay dividend; a frst rate opportu. bo | for any 7 fees ing money; can receive a beter inte rest than money invested in real estate. Apply to HOWES & CO., #4 Nassau street. 000 72.2222 WANTED FOR THREE YEARS Secured by bond aud mortgage on real estate worth four times the sum required. The interest at seven per cent. A brokerage equal to twenty per cent will be paid. Address box 1,582 Post oilice. WANTED—FOR SIX MONTIIS OR A YEAR, on morti gage of pre Property worth five times the Et at 7 per cent will be paid. ‘Address Halsey, Broatway Post oie BROAPWAY.—MONEY ADVANCED, TO ANY Amount, on diamond, watches, jeweiiy ra, horses, carriages, larneat, and fevbey det bought for eaah. Stocks, morigages, Waiches an Jewelry for sale. E. THAYER, rooins Nos. 1 and 2, second story. Ah AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS. plaie, watches, Jewelry andall valuable ‘rie secu renemiias, or bought for east Wood, 69 Fuloo rect’ second door, front room, 8 A. M. M IS IDEND.—THE KNICKERBOCKER STAGE COMPA ny hay ith day of August) deciared a dividend of ive per ceut, out of the earnings, payable on 1 afer the 2h iast Tamil which time che transier books wil GEO. JEW YORK FIRE AXD MARINE Ls pany.—New York, August 5. Board of Directors have, i dividend of fifcen per o of the company, 72 2S treae: urer. a semi-annual ai at the oili¢e D. UNDERHT HILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM any. Oflies 7S South Fourth street Philadelphia, Suis a ig Dividend jce—A dividend of 4 per ceni on the pre: ferred cad common stork bas boom dostared, payable on the 6th of August next, bea from State tax order of the Board, -H. MeLLAES . Secretary, BORIA AND BUREAN VALLEY RAILROAD COM p per cent on the capital stock boon declared payable ov the Flin day of August at the office of the Chicago and Rock I Raliroat Company, No. 13 William sireet.. The, transfert oaks will be closed trom the iat to 1th Auguat. "The interest on the bow Of this company will be paid on the Ist Angust, at the Cora Exchange Bank, on prese station of ihe coupons. C.W. DURANT. Treasurer, Seeretary. ~_ HOU SES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. wei h at door, with one ° RCHATEDS, 997 EDUCATION REFINEMENT furnished house, where she will be al ¢ of taking a few first class boarders. The modern improvements atvl be haa taomely Wil be given. Broadway, LADY Wishes 'o bi wed the priv iie “AND or wrnisherd. 0 DRUGGISTS.—A RESEECTABLE AND COMPETENT druggiat with very staall means, is deairous of purches tha a drug store on time paying for it by intaincut. Address ~ B.C., box 174 Herald ollice. FANTED—T0 LEASE. FOR A TERM OF YFARS by a highly respectable and responsible party. in the upper part of the city, a good house, wih stable. Ailizess with location and terms, A. J. King, box 3.852 Post ollie Wan ROOM AND BEDROOM ADJOL a kiteben and servant # room, for a smail family iu 4 house wily but one oher family, with modern improvein ts. Address Tu Waverley pace. We. HOUSE, WITH ALL NEW IMPROVE dress, with terms and al! particulars, box Post eilice, WASTED-DY A ORNTLEMAN AND WIP wint out ehildren, part of a house. consisting of three rons, ¢ weet aide of the geity. Address for two days, stating loca terms, which must be moderate, G, A. U., vox WL i oflee. WAXTED—A SEAT COTTAGE HOUSE, Fon A PAM ly of tn'er persons only. in lyn. Rent not to exceed 820 per sen particulars, O. P. H., Herald odice. First class references given. WARSTED=A HOUSE OR ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR A lauadry: must have water, convenie os, &c., and ait inthe iower part of the city. sfiresa Faaton, alton atreet, up stairs. W ANTED—A SMALL MODERN DW:t, en Second and Sixth ave cet. Ren! to be amederate, and posses Address, wih partiewlars, bex 1.3% Post oflice vn imunediately ae ‘Address box 767 Post otice. TANTED TO PURCHASE, IN TUR UPPER gang or © family grocery. | Address 8. ee, mating Loe x o aiteu WANTED 70 PURCHASES SMALL THREE STORY bouse and lot, worth not over $7,000, in a geo! loge tion tp town. Address, sisting price and terms, U. P. Ht Herait office yANIRD T i Cos is TANTED TO RENT—A SMALL TOUSE. ABOUT 32” * Jear, by a permaneat tenant office, staling terms and ioea!.on MUSICAL AND DANCING, Address B.. Heraid NTLEMAN WITH A thorough musical eteation, offers gratuitously hier ser ny eenereyaiion having a large on give satiafaction reap ate tant ® situath Oo vices as organist to Abore capacity was offret \o him b Barope. Address &. ©. 4. Meraid R SALE—A ii OCTAVE PIANO. IN PERFECT OR- der, fine toned, bargain. It called tor CRISTALAR & de se PPOR SALK—A PL ASOF ly new: cos! $00). raade York. Prive 1%, cash. App Bowery USICAL.=VALUABLE OLD VIOLINS, FROM_ DIF ferent German ary) Dalian makers, for sale at 39 Waiice treét. Apply in he arternoon TRW DANCE MUSIC.~11e < NEWPORT 16 —No. lb A ih ae Wa, 2 Ocoan Howse Hoika; 3. hele 4. Fiunore House Polka. PF shed o HAUL @ SUN RW YORK westeat pt with smure now forming the prineiple porers and vores En the lowest possibie terms. F. Principal from 11 :1ii 5 o'cloek improvements men! Will b piy ai 31 ween 30 MELODRON h enevenings Adress, #0 é. *ANTED 10 Apply. perann tons B > Ame 46 Kroalway UL, CUAUHAN & SMITH, BOARDING AND LODGING, BROADWAY. THis Bu HOUSE I is NOW NOW OPEN FOR ais uapa tose cit a ni a e few places estraagers: cau enjoy all the comforts of a home.” Retereuce megueet stir afc! hoe" Weae eur 266 Ste, Semen mee ees tue above men tioned desirable tokatio ob ewehd 230 30, TENTH STREET.—BOARDING FOR SINOLE ele nen, or ieeery my lepine pepsin Fine airy a tue modern mena ‘pas, baths, &e. jocaiion. unprove- 20 EAST UROADWAY.—TO LET, r SEVERAL, HAND. somely furnished a Ota, wing cr ev partial board. ‘This chene ag ila "Wawetment hose be ment house Dited up with ail the modern lanprovemeara, Five doors above. Jefferson street. CR eee oon. ancinenoniondnnittoanlanenanalielenignaieialtends 183 "3%" THIRTEENTH STREET. —THREE OR FOUR entiomen an obtain handsome apartments, wi or without partial boxrd, House. first elas; gua ati, fe, © No other boarder: ‘Second and’ fhiva avenue care pass close by. 67 DUANE STREET.—TO LET, THE FIRST OR SE. ‘cond fioors and front basement, furnished or uafur- ail ae modern improvements. ‘che beat of cy nired. Apply at No, 212 Broadway, corner of , in the basement. AMITY STREET. —TO LET, TWO LARGE ROOMS, on second floor, pantyy ali ind furnished or unfur’ nisbed, with full or partial board: also, baek parlor, furnished. ‘The house is pleasantly sifuated, has hot endecold baths; to every way a comfortable home. WALKER STRERT, FIVE DOORS WEST OF Broadway.—A quiet ‘and genteel Peat boarding house for single genitemen and gentlemen And their wives: Terms reasonable. Hot, cold aud shower bi 4.9 MURRAY STRERT BOARD FOR, A GRNTLEMAN and wife; also furnished rooms to let, with board, if re- quired. Rooms for ten and (weive shillings per week. 2 BOND STREET—BACK AND FRONT ROOM, with bedroom, to let, wit board, on the second Hoo: ‘iso, two or Uiree bedrooms, if called for immediately. | Tran sie? Dt oF. euterp boarders can be accommodated. “Likewise an oflice to let RSITY PLACE. —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘of rooms to let, with board, on firs: and second siory, a Washington 1ark aad Broadway.” ASHLAND PLACE, PERRY STREET.—ROOMS, IN suits or single, may now be curaged, » with board, for se- lect families or single geutlemen. private and first class. Location pleasant and healthy. mes by Sixth ave- nue cars aud Amity atreet stages. Keference exchanged. LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ROOM.—ALSO ONE hall room, both ne a second door, with partial board iT required, at 23 White street. YOUNG MAN WANTS TO FIND BOARDING AND lodging, ip a small American or English family, a short distance from the City Hall, where he could teach. Freeh to gue cr more chilines, “Hie san ove of two ligurs every evening, Address P. F., Herald o PARTMENTS TS WANTED—WITH FULL BOARD FOR the winter, by a family, consisting of a gentleman. wife, io children and nurse. Aby person with a Sointortabl fur’ nished og where no other boarders =i taken, wi let a part on reasonable terms, wil! please address box ‘ss Post office. Situation above Eighth str et, ‘and between Second and Sixth avenues, MARRIED LADY, WHOSE HUSBAND 13 ABSENT, shortly to be confined, wants board snd room fhsome quiet family; widow lady preterred. ‘Terms not to exceed ten dollars per week. A ‘Mary M., Herald office, FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE_ACCOMMO- dated with partial board at 4Second sireet, Williamsburg, Pern (wo minutes’ walk of the Peck slip and Division avenue ferries. GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FIND A PRIVATE RES eciable family, where he can have fail board, wat where there are no ot ers. Address, stating terms and loca- tion. J.C. Ry Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, AND A FEW SiNaLs atlemen, can be accommodated with board at Thompson street, corner of Houston, a good welekborhone, iu'a small respectable family. Stages pass the door, NEATLY FURNISHED PARLOR. AND BEDROOM communicating, to rent, with or without board iy private family; rent $3 per wi ‘alshe idm, at Sliper geek, Por further particulars inquire a" 101 Prospect sireet, Brooklyn. GENTLEMAN I8 DESIROUS OF ODTAINIS suit of rooms, adapted to a dentist's o: ns avenue and Bromiway. trom Fifteenth to Thirty Ore street Address A. B., Herald oflice. SUIT~—CONSISTING OF gor RH res _— & ye had b; y iy lezaied street, uear Union park. Refe: HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH BRD rooms whed, to let, to single geutiemen, ina bouse With all the modern improvements. a single room. At 93 Prince street, a few doors west of Broalway, | Sc ATE FAMILY WILL LET TO. gl yessigl 3¢ ouse: References required. ice moderate. Apply ai 42 Vestry street, near St. Jolin's park, OARD.—TWO SIN’ commotated with a pleasent localtty, with : ims moderate, Reser eet. OARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY @ of rooms together or te ren place, Chartes street. On ag AN ELEGANT arvAge RESIDENCE, 33 . 1. 1, on the beach WOULD LET_ A y at 15 War to cat wad tage rate Convent r ie. Ad Hence, Stes. Chinon, Post olbee. Beane THA EAty age a, alg ro es e. corner Varick. Cate up and down town at the dour wer? vi minutes OARD. —TO LET, WITH BOARD, A FRONT ROOM sullabie for a gentleman and wife, or two single gentle men. The family being small, bos board will re ceive the comfo S home. tins ond bath. References exchanged. Inquire Pu tot Basi | Broatway. Bore WITH PARLOR AND > BEDROOW. WANTED Dy a respectable young lady. in a private Preach ference Finn 8 requited. ‘Please ‘ai and terms, L.. C., Union square Post office. OARD DOWN TOWN —TWO OR THREE GENTLE men ean be accommodated, with full or partial board, at W Robir son street, near College place: also. furnished rooms to let in the house 8 Murray street. Apply as above. OARD AT HOBOKEN.—TWO LARGE AND ONE small room, furnished, with full or partial board: bath, &e.. suitable for » smal! Canily, or single liay or gentleman. two mines’ Walk from the ferries. Call at or address 23 Washing ton lerrace. OARD IN BROOKLYN,—GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC commoiated with handsomely furnished rae Pa address, with lo. breneh priva use, References exchanged. y at Willoughby street, Brooklyn. BOARD 1X BROOKLYN WITH PURNISHED FRONT room, on th Af fron! room on third floor. peated, avout five minister 43 Congress street, three OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ROOMS COMMUNICATING, on the first toor, furnished or unfurnished, suit f ni eet, between Congress and Al SROOND STORY ROOMS. IN ity, near the Wall # ‘olvained a! @ very reasona’ A single fmt room permanently. — tn 7 Nw a" Sora ee of Court \ Joralemeon Bs ferry. price. 1 Sarre of Dr. erecta. TH BROOKLYN.—A PRIVAT? PAMI- ‘a Aapacious amd elegantly furnished honsa minutes’ walk of the South ferry, wou “eas sireet, within three doors of Mick s PTCTED PRI he Ninth ward NTLEMAN AND HIS Bou WANTED-FOR AG erene-# exehanged. Ad wife, in a private family. Ri dross &. T. A., box 1,482 Post oifice. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ina private family, where there are few of no boarders, vevween Kigith and Twentieth sreeta, and near Browlway With full particulars, Merehant, box #0 Broadway ‘ersaney between Twenty sroved Baths, gas, &e., in the house. Rh THREE YOUNG MEN CAN BR t with boot. ac. at 27 West Thirtieth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, * MOTEL, 37 «attached. single reome, Le. BAK ROOKLYN HEIGHTS. ~TWO GENTLEMEN, OR LADY and aileman, ean have o large handsome room with a, inn privale family, taking few boarders: five street or Fitou ferries. ool tabie, Address W. J., bot £269 Post offige, OF xTRY BOARD.—A QUIRTHOME MAY BE OBTATY: family, not far ow bs ne Branch Terms ot G. A. SMITH & 00., No. 2 NOUNTRY BOARD —A FEW FAMILIES Can Tatm renson adie charg LU cas t ry, half on boars a ferry. Inquire at nd Broadway YOUNTRY BOARD—A DESIRABLE SUMMER RE treat and good board, may be found in the ¥i‘lage of Mo ches, ‘liree howew’ ride by; wnd Railroad. Delight ful sea bathing, fishing, &e tholerae. For further No. 9 De or of CHAS. B. YOUNTRY POARD.—A y PERSONS CAN BE AC commedated with good board and 1 nt rooms, at Fort Me uth. J. terme morlerate: amboat Rage lea " fevery day a: Doeloek A. M., and Bat ther patticulacs inyaire af Mr. ce 7 WO OR THRER OFS and Well fornished rooms, in pieasani'¥ locatel, convenient Fourteeni street, first hows Hy FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO the molecn improvements vise. To family, or a vn notations, these o'er 779 Broadway, Letore prey a BOARDING AND LODGING. FURS SHED ROOMS To LeT—§ eLooR, cons: “in, ae Tacxe room ot it Paget . cendilogr” The house has ail. modern tumprovomms taluutes" walk frou Broadw y” Uae of « kien, a 33S. Mark's piace, Eighth street. ome ROOMS, WITH sigs WANTED—FO: entleman, im a small frmlly, where are no 2 afi ae oad (or th the Jad ony. PLEASANT ROOMS, WIT! iuson, Uniou square Post 0B BOARD AXD Gites, coi sires, rout W Hire, i0nor corms 00 : at the Globe Hotel, corner cof Praniont aad Willa 2 ceuis per night, or BL 00 a ee Ee rug 81 60 per Week. No othor charg’ NO, 10 RIRTH, AVENUE FURNISHED ROOMS FO fenticmen, single or suit, with all the conventenges f comfort and best of attendance. ment to let, tor physician ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—VOR A GENTLI ast wile, cuild and nurse, between Bleecker and streets, and Sixth and Second aveaucs. Address R, B., or: RIVATE FRENCH BOARD—A PEW GRNTLEM a Yearn to spreak French, practically oF theoretical by living tn the farnlly of a French teacher, 299 Penta atrect ROOMS, OF SUITES OF ROOMS. CAN BE HAD W1T! board, ia the commodious airy house, 48 Heury stree Bron Backes and Union, near Hamilton ferry. — rooklyn. A front basement to let to 4 physcian, Ri eal LADY INVALIDS.—A WIDOW LADY, RESIDING alone in a retired location, who for years has been acc: fomed lo the requirements of, the sick, would sccommadaie Jady with board, nursing aud skilful attendance, ind curing continement® Address A Friend, caret: Swar Chasham square Post olllee, NY, bi ee LET—A NEAT FRONT ROOM, FURNISHS either with or without board, at No, ‘39 Madison sires second floor, up stairs. LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS with or without board, at 374 Fourta avenue, LET—TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS, FOR GK tlemen, with the use of the bath, Apply at 25 Walker str: Ee COMMODIOUS SITTING AND BED matte axed. aemnn, pio desirous Of marin Sa ory i Tish language. through, the in inmates; location from ‘West Fourteenth ‘cre ‘up; tee references ven and required. Address (post ‘paid) George E avenue. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS, WIFE) J bedroom, with partial board for ger his wife and two clildren, cont pa for gentleman, im a good 1 cation, not above Tweaty third street. in a private faimily ¢ Loarding house where but few Doarders are taken, Adit 8._D. H., box 3,246 Post ollice. Wy ANTED—BOARD, IN HENRY STREET OR ITs V dates NY: for two gentlemen; terma not to exceed i. A¢ ANTED.—A LADY AND LITTLE BOY, THRE Yearacld, require a pleasant room, with ith full board, a plata Way family; terms not to exceed sis per wanai for a gentleman, with partial board, tn family. Address® with particulars: America, Herald olice. pS Re 2g ed posep—s Bawpsousy, a room, in & . for the accommodation alloeded. Relecenses © iy ‘avenue, two blocks ges day and night. NOOO eevee, Dr Be MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND 00 {illon party. on Thursday evening, August, 1856 — splendid steamer Capt. tind double decked barge, SUPERIOR, will North river, leaving as follows :— Broome giver, at 8 o'clock: Peck wat Be: "pier 8 North rive cB: Ruthin acetate tos fie bon Rt Toeclook. A band of music Wi ¢ boat.” Tickets one admitting Bont, or at79 each ima ed x ip A TITCUCOCR XCURSION.. cig aval RNUR BAPTIST sU day school No. 109, Lee Grove, on Thursda: August 7. The senmboal” At Ce KNAPP wil leave ti foot of East Thirtieth street at o'clock A.M. Tickets, 25 cen! children half price. OR FIRE Pon eles DIRECT.—PASSENGERS FOR TH) lace tleman: and bya yn Feta and bedroom. tial ae P! Squai ve of resort are informed that, until fu: ther notice, they ipa te at $Zeact, via Long Taiand Ratroad to Thora steamer HERO, Ialp daily, leaving Br Trogkiva +and arriving st Fig Island at about Pie Taland at ve and arriving in a at Tue Ps : wi A. prefer to sail over the great South bay pan take irain from Brookiyn, ria Thompson and Ialip, thence to Inland ina commodious and fas! galling sloop yacht, aud sail at mmediasely for RASMUS cance aed ‘Captain steamer Hero. ICHOLAS NOD, 'THETMAN WOT COULD'NT HEL it—Widow it, with her spouse & ‘ack, algo tt] ‘Gunmaker of Moscow, wil be on the Young Men's Pc Mic, a the Zist inst. “Communic: HE EMPLOYERS OF I. M SINGER & CO.—THEI postponed excursion will lake ay on eigey, ee inst, Tickets may be lad at the fo lowing p rae) a Broudway, also corner of Lei uk i reaktio e ots, room a AWKEN GROVE, POLLOCK'S Ear aOR AX tren! em favorite meamer ME! 2 slay Sing st the foot of Spring. Amos, Twentieln re one! of Spring. Amos, Tw Forty’ ‘dhird streeta, North Soa Bowl one ered 4and 6% o'clock. are of _ CLOTHING, we, $2 OOO NOztH OF GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OF . clothing wanted, in large o: small lols. Liber, i rices paid. io current inoney, and punctual atvendaace on Criers, trough post or otherw Pearl street. JAMES S MORONEY, HG LOTHING.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVIN fog & Coben, TY Laurens wrest tear Canal or ol Wr is ear or Broadway. Ladies attended to by Mra. Cohen. RL. pense BEGSTO peg £ Ld FR! A! he is now associated with the bor DeDRYLUN ot The wler te and sty link sup Ui y = i ee i) Li ye rmeuta. He will give poe phy aay aod navy ul old friends and co DEVLIN 2 UO. corner of FE ad € i F i if a : TLLIARD —— Le peageared oF #VERY KINT i a tha ‘connected wih hed ‘at the manufserory of OCONNGR {QELEN DER, 08 Anu wireet Four good seeoud band ur OVRD BILLIARD TABLES Pid CUSHIONS—P, edt mathemadead|, aaraaing cipal elatiel by MicWARL PI , $9 Chambers street. up MISCELLANEOUS, 165 CANAK STREET, NEAR VARICK —W. & HVA 2) “NOTES mantel grate, kitebea range. sume Tange and siove warerooms, We have a large assoriment stoves. mantel grates kitchen raages aad summer rauges (¢ fale, on reasonable terms. Stoves, grates anc ranges se Ined and repaired $25. TNE GOLDER LETT the alt ter lea the holder nae wen ‘golden letters letter, all who send for A will receive by return mad Eneicse $1, name tie letter, and address Potosi, box 22t Pe office, Albany, N.Y N RFFICACIOUS CURR FOR CORNS, BUNTON Callonities. pads growing into te ean, and every disor! Of (he feet, by a new and peeu'iar metuod, without the al fm 5). hile Keue de Rivoll, Paria nad 8d SCondutt street agent etree! Loudon, Sur) ‘Ohi we and the royal atruniaed by the Kmperor of F ngiand, consulted daily. sundaye aantpted. from | Vi West Bleveuth street, vet COPIRS OF TRETI WON: At. (com bis Imperial Majesty, Napoleon ITT., Baas (Prom James Baker, has T certify that Dr. Levi has eared me some months ago of = oe dunions. without Se eae) oats and wh walk at 1886. om i. J. Peltus, Bey Towoltetied by Mr. Levi. { Fat ‘eave to tatify to his ano fui skill in having perteelly removed @ iarge bunioa of ion Manding, Without Seasies se pain. aA. Patcapeurnia, Juiy 2 No. 4 Boston row. In addition to the testimonicla thouasande ou (among whieh are se from lad: can be seen by favoring wih a eal sreet, betwee and = jw For K. —No professional connection with amy person. UBIN'S ORNUINE EXTRACTS —AN ELEGANT A of the above nataed goods for sale cheap SEMBERSON'S, 286 Righ’h avenue, ‘0 GENTLEMEN ORDERING erenare we iar rniehes the inst fashion Abd to al|persena leavingan order for plate and "apa ious to the lst of Jaauary nest will be p Sod convenient Ri meant 1) card fatw‘cugraver end stationcty 08 WWroat FFENSIVE PERSPIRATION. —AL C fering trom way iD effeetna'l sirapte and i @, to the parts affected direertone sent to any adsireas, on ree “ini of 8] CYRUS RANDE M. D., Boston, Masa, JTAMMERING, AC. CURED BY DR. BENNETT, Tf SS trom one to three hours, without pan oF surg tiom. “He asks po pay por will be can read and talk right. off withor: n for a few days ont, letter, | Addrees Pr. ter county Hous SRKERPERS AND LAUNDRIES —Ua7? B most ron's Pacis Blueing Fluid, not omiy the article La La clothes bul the onty one that is actd, soluble, sad insures 8 perfeet whhe, #7 re} i = fe common Low os ing the liq ot 5 wet ‘A a %,, No. ppt TERG NHR BLK TRO.CHEMICAT, Baris, ATTEN OE by Prof, Vergnes, the discoverer, nad Dr Peres pr prietor, T10 Broadway. A ponilive eure for rive vmatlen| nit all diseases arising from the use of mercury or othd nerals, Department fog !aties,