The New York Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Faway, Aug. 8—6 P.M. ‘The news from Europe, or something equally in- explicable, produced a temporary inflation in the stock market this morning. At the first board to- day the improvement was pretty general. Illinois Central Bonds advanced } per cent; New York Cen- tral Railroad}; Erie,{; Reading,}; Michigan Central, 4; Michigan Southern, 1; Illinois Central Railroad, 4; Glaveland and Pittsburg, ; Cleveland and Toledo, }; Chicago avd Rock Island, 4; Harlem, }, There was moderate amount of business transacted, and seliers availed themselves ot the little ad- vance to put out better contracts, There was a bear sale of 1,000 shares of New York Central Railroad stock, this morning, at 86] per cent, seller 30 days. We do not see anything encouraging in a financial way in the foreign news. Tt enabled holders to get about a quarter per cent better prices, and many availed themselves of the opportunity. After the board the market was dull, and the buoyancy of the morning was lost. At the secoud board New York Central declined } per cent; Reading, j; Cleveland and Toledo, j; Erie, }. Un- der the present position of our local tinances, an im- provement in prices for stocks is utterly out of the question. The banks of this city are in a state of expansion unprecedented in their history, and it is well kuown that the basis of this expansion is the anusnal large deposits of country bankers, which have accamulated here during the suspension of ‘basiness. As soonas trade becomes active, and the mew crops begin to move, we shall see 4 rapid reduction in these deposits, and a rapid contraction im bank loaas. This is the usual operation of the tall season, and we must soon look for it to commence. This season it is likely to be more rapid and more active than here- tofore, in consequence of the high point of expan- sion the banks of this city have reached. Either the country banks must permit their large balances to remain ide in our city banks throughout the active season we are about entering, aud let the farmers move their crops without help, or the banks of this city must disgorge these deposits and contract their enormous line of discounts. One or the other of these things must be realized. The natural course is a withdrawal of deposits and a contraction of loans, and there are po indications at present that there will Le apy devia ion from the regular move- ments. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as ful- lows:— Paid on Treasury account... Received on Treasury account Balance T: casury account Paid for Assay aifice... 52 Paid on disbursing checks 6 39 ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 6th inst., were as follow: For the redemption of stocks. For the Treasury Department. = the Interior Department. For customs... From mice! War warrants received and 3 27 00 85 4.380 09 + 16,600 09 ‘The earnicgs of the Stoungtia Railroad were: — 1856. Incr ase. Passengers 595 $16,636 30 $2,630 35 Freight... ‘ $6671 | 3971 Tota: =r $24,103 01 $2,670 06 ‘The Lor illard Fire Insurance Company have de- clsred a semi-annual dividend of § per cent. The Pennsy|vania Coal Company a semi-anuual dividend of 6 per cent. ‘The Washington Union of the 7th inst. quotes land warrants as follows:— 100 acre warrants, per acre eoeeee S100 $103 80 do ao do 10la 104 220 do vo do Sa oF ou Wo do do Sa 40 do ao do ll0a 113 Since our report of the Ist instaut, the supply has great- ly increased, and prices lave ceolined $ cents per acre. Heavy lots were lying iu New York and here limited at $1 per acre, and the market having reaches that pot daring the past few days, this fact, taken in connection with the parvage through the House of another bill granting one anda baif milion of acres of land for railroad purposes bas Drovght about the sudden decline. Most of the deal- ers here and ja New York refused to bny yesterday, and others purchased reluctantly at quotations, The bill penne before Con, to make land warrants receira le for the reserved sections on railroad grants ani at public salee, was intended to enhaace the value of war- rants: bot it le now beliewed by the friends of the mea- sure that 1 cannot pase thie session. Tne confident belief that the b.!/ would become a law gave great firmness to the market: but holders now yielding to the general opiu- son that the bil! will fail, are throwiwg their warrants on the market, which tends also to depress prices; and as the demand West will continue to fail off unul the lands im Kansas aud Nebraska are )rought ini the market, aod the reserved cotions on railroads are restored, we look for a further decline. It may be in the recollection of such of our read- ere as take an interest in life insurance companies— and they ace a large number—that last Febraary a was presented to the Senate at Albany, from some few of the members of the Matual Life lasur- ance Company, complaining to a certain extent of the management of the company, and praying for ‘au inquiry into its affairs. The Senate declined to appoint the committee—the general impres- sion being that mo ease was made out in the petition to warrant legislative interference. The trosteees of the company, however, were rensitive at any {inesinnation being made agsinst the integrity of the management, and they presented a counter-petition, denying the trath of the representations made Ly the first petitioners, and “inviting a thorough investigation, pledging themselves to sfford every possible facility for con- dvcting a ‘and then the trustees endeavored to procure aa amendmett to the charter of the company, provid- ing for a jndicial examination of its affairs annually. This amendment passed the Senate, and went to a third reading ia the House, but was laid over among the other measures left unilaisled at the close of the session. Under these circumstances the trustees of the company, oppearing to ‘cel the importance of spee- dily quieting any doubts that might have been raised by the adverse petition, and showing, no doubt, a landable anxiety, as the responsible ma- pagers of 80 important a moneyed institution, to meet any charges made against them promptly, took the only coarse that would seem to have been opea to them, and by a resolution of their body, pasegd on the 15th of April, selected the Hon. Luther Bra- dish, the Hon. Wiliam Kent, and Professor Henry James Anderson, LL.D., as examiners, to make *‘aueb fell examinationin to the affairs of the com- pany, the legality, fidelity, ability and method of its administration by its officers and trustees, and par- tieulariy since the commencement of its fiscal year in 1865, as would enable them to report to the policy holders of the corporation its past ‘and = prerent condition on these points.” It appears from thie report of the examiners that Mr. Blent, counsel to the company, who was active in preferring the petition against it, and the othe gentiemen who acted with him in that matter, were invited to attend the meetings of the examiners, ocd that Mr. Blunt did attend those meetings and preferred its complaints to the examiners. We have g'snced through the report, which is rather volaminvv. and are pleased to find that the opinion of the examiners is completely in favor of the in- tegrity of the company, in ite ecndition and man- ‘agement, in ali respecte. We say we are pleased at this, and for this reason—that we are aware a large number of our most respectable citizens are deeply interested in the well being of this company, and that it is of great moment to the public generally that the affoirs of the most extensive life insurance company in the country should be entirely above reprea:b. ‘The examiners are men of irreproachable cliara> ter, and their opinions are entitled to the fullest confidence. It is impoesible for ux, in a cursory no hoe of their report, to follow them throuzl all the deteile of their investigation. We are gratified ty that the assets of the company are abun dant, and that the accumulated capital of #9,167,555 96 is nected on mor gaged property of more thin grice and » half the value of the amount. Still the Senate refused to interfere, | NEW YORK HERALD, tion, that this institut ta'the The gross and net receipts of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company for the month of June, 1855 and 1856, were as tollows:— Reaving Raraoan, 1855. 1856. 331,692 42 Received from coal. her 339 55 m relia 20,806 78 26,585 17 “Gavel, 20143 19 26,712 3 Total.......csseeeseeseseee 095,000 62 984,859 BS ‘Transportation, roadway, “dum. Tage, renewal fad, aad al GDArgCR ess essesseeessveee 170,198 13 167,908 48 Net profit for the month....., 212,208 52 Bie gas a3 Net profit for previous six mouths........ ceseesesees 977,086 69 666,800 68 Total net profit 7 mouths... $1,189,202 89 $82,745 15 The month of June shows an improvement on the receipts from coal tonnage of the corresponding month of last year, and is about equally satisfactory in the reduction of the renewal fund. As compared with the month of June last year, there is an increase of $4,639. The most surprising feature of the re- port, probably, is the decrease of the receipts from trayel, which have fallen off abont $2,500. The ex- pectation has always been that travel by the north- ern railroad route, from Philadelphia to Western New York, would steadily increase, and thus add largely to the revenues of the Reading Railroad, which comes in for its full share, being one of the principal links in the great chain of roads to the lakes. Whether there has been less travel this sum- mer than last, or that the route on trial is not popu- lar, we are not at present informed. The folowing figures show the receipts on the Morris Caval for the week and season ending August 2, compared with the corresponding time last year:— Total to July 28, 1506 Week ending Augu Total to J Week ending Aug) uly 28, 1585 ust 4 The Council of the Board of Trade of Montreal have decided on adjusting the standard of brands of flour under the act of last session. These they have placed high: or, in other words, have gone back to the old high standard. They have made one new brand, viz: “Fancy,” ranking between No. 1 superfine and extra. The receipts of lumber at Albany by canal, from the opening of navigation to the 30th ult., ia the years named, were as follows:— 3 i522 85,148,504 59, 51 ‘3 31,739, 5) Here is is sp a falling off thus far this season in comparison with the light receipts last year, of boards and scan‘ling, amcunting to over 7,909,000 feet. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for constunption, for warehouse, and also the withdraw- als from warehouse, during the week ending and in- clading Thursday, August 7, 1356:— ww Foaias Dat Gouna, Briaed for Consumption. Gani. Manufactures of woot Do. cotton tne week. ehstett] The business in the dry goods trade has exhibited some more animation the present week than it did the last. Merchants from the South and Southwest bave appeared in considerable force, and houses en- gaged in the trade in that direction are doing a fair business. Some merchants have also appeared from the Western States and from the western part of New York. The wholesale clothing establishments have been velling the present week quite frecly supplies of goods suitable to the fall and winter trade at the South and West. Many of these houses have found themselves with an overstock of summer clothing, and, as fashions change, it becomes unsafe to hold them over to another season; hence they have for twoor three wecks past been working them off at very redaced prices. The manufacture and sale of clothing in New York has been every year on the increase, and many country merchanta—and eape- cially at the South—supply themselves with ready made clothing of the better descriptions, instead of parchasing cloths to the same extent as formerly, to be made op in the interior. The event of the week was the Isrge auction sale, held to-day, of French Merino cloths, cachemire do., grosse and bombazines, of the importation of Messrs, Beakard & Hatton, by Mesers. Wilmerding & Mount, and at eight months credit. It was the first sale of the kind this season, and earlier than usual. The liberal credit, with the kind of goods offered, drew together a good and spirited company for the season of the year; and it was seid that prices were well sustained and quite satisfactory, while bat few packages were passed. We observe the auction business has been re-opened in carpets, and reveral sales are advertised, inclad- ing those of Haggerty, Jones & Co. The late in- telligence from Manchester representa trade to be good and prices generally firm. Ad- vices from France, also, represented the prices of staple French goods to be well main- tained, with few American orders in hand for exe- cution at Lyons. Letters from France, also, gene- rally agree that the silk crop in the south of France, ond in parts of Maly and Spain, will be from one third to one-balf short. This, however, may be an exaggerated view of the case. Domestic goods have exhibited but little change during the past week. The large importations have the tendency to keep down prices in the present limited advance made in the fail trade. The fall tide of few weeks hence may tend to advance prices. The export trade was Nght last week, the shipments being confined to small lots taken for Australia and Sooth America. There was at the close more in- quiry for China. Brown sheetings and shirtings were firm. Hearty goods wore at sc. and light at To. a 74c. Bleached gooda were firm for heavy, and dull for light. Drills were firm, and brown extremely scarce, the demand being in ad- vance of production. Brown were at &¢., bleached at 8jc., and blue at %Jc. Osnabargs were quiet. Denime were firm, with a steady demand, at prices ranging from °}e. a 10¢., aecordiag to maker. Cotton duck (clipper,) was in good demand, at full prices. Prints, cinghams and maslin de laines were without change of moment. Staple woollen goods and mixed woolen and cotton fabrics were firm. Planvels and blenkets especiaily were firm, and stocks light. The collections at the West have im- proved, and have generally become more satiefac- tory, while the nomber of failures has been lina: ited. seeees igs & lsesssesseaze FCKTK SR ESEE 9. 1000 ErieCou Baa, 15000 NY Cen RR 1000 NY Cen RK 6 shs Nassau Bk, te 100 Cuamb Coal Co... rr 150 “NY EY « ss 600 “00... e = 200 d0,.....0pg 862K 60 Reading RR..b60 57+; 200 ct sk 200 do... ...bi 200 100 Cley&Pitke RR. boo 500 3S 100 G0..4)4, 08 060 £00 663 city are REPORT. ay, Avgnst 6—P. M. ak ceeaitnlaniooeies ported at 6 5 Breapstv+rs.—Flour.—The market was hea} y, in con. sequence of th? foreign news, and common’ to good grades of State were from dc. a 10c. lower, while good to choice extras were wnebaoged, The sales of all kids —e about 7,000 bbls. at about the following quota- tions : Common to good State, Common to good eorongene Extra State, Common to good Ob 3 Extra Ohio..... Extra Genesee, * Southerm mixed to good brane. Do. faney and extra Canadian supertine and Choice extra George: +$5 80 a $3 06 ++ 550M 5 imond City sere 800 a 950 110.50 a 107, bis. Canatuan, at t's ia better stock, wil th sales of about $04 a 1,00 bbl the above quot ttious Wheat was in larger suply, with more new offering. The sales embraced about +0,000 a 40,000 bushels, included in which were abot 3,40 a 10,000 bushels good cnoice Canadian white at $1 7? 4 $175, Canada club do. at 31 60 new Southern white ats 70.a $1 75; and 5,000 do. Southern red at $1 65; winter ed Westera, at $1 45 a 31 60; and Milwaukie red, at $155. $1 60; and Ilioois haaasome new white, at $16’ Corn was heavy, with sales of 40,000 a £0,000 bushels, including Western distitling Lots, at 58 a €Ocents; lots for Eastern shipment, at 61 a 62c., and sound Western mixed at 6oc. atdc. Oats were {a fair hout quange of moment: State and Western at abor’ 42c. a tic. © —The sales embraced about 700 bags Rio, at fa tic.; ant 100 do, Laguayra, at 11%¢c Corion.—The sales Were conlined to a few hundrea bales, without change in prices. The stock was very light. aud the Oreiga ews produced no effect pon the market. Figacrrs —kates indicated no chaage of moment quotations, To Liverpool about 40,000 bushels of ri were engages, iu bulk nod bags, at Be. @ 830. with one lot, im Ship bogs, at 2,000 a 2,000" Dbl, four at 2. Sd. a 2 50 'pbis. of rosin at Ls. Od Cotton “was at nd and 500 boxe: cheese at 30s. To Londos, tour at 2. Tid, and grain at Sd. To Bremen, 1,000 | jour Were engaged at 1- ‘@d., and 20) bhds tobacco, at 65s. There was Bo change to notice in rate- for Havre. Hay was st 60c. with moderate sales. sale: ot; 4, 00 ‘Angostur +) Si mon. hs Lxaumex —The market csi van ‘firm, aud price: had an advarcing tendency. The stock was light, wile the = were rather Wetter. Liuz—Unchanged aud quict. Movassus — Seles of 150 bbis New Orleans were mate Spirits continued to advance, amt sales ot shows 400 bbls. were made at 40c. a dle. ip geod demand, with sae of 1 500 bbis. at 2,000 Dbis. common ro-in were sold at $1 525; Crude wa £00 a 350 barrels, including mexs, at $20, ani 3180 $18 25. Beef war only sell $70 $7i7!, for country prime, mess do.; and repacked Western at 33 76a Sil. ° pane mers and beef hams were nominal. Cut meats were tirm at 9c. for shoulders, and at 10c. for hams. Lard was firm, wi ‘th sales of 100 9 £00 barrels and tierces, at L2%¢c ¢. Butter aud eheose were unchanged, was quict, at Sc a 4c. ¢ —£0 bags pimento were gold at 11 \/c. Scoame —Owiag to the favorable English’ advices per asin, holders exhibited greater firmness. The sales em about 1,200 s 1,200 hhds., includisg 150 Porto cfc. and the remainder consisied of 250, sae. for export, and the balance at Sic a EMS ‘With some reported at $c., with 000 boxes Havana at 10 4c Towacco was in good demand, and rates tended to stil! her 4 The sales iaciuded 133 thde. Kentucky at 3gc.; 61 bales Havana, at Séc a D%c.; 220 cases 4 at Tc. @ 22c., and 6 do. Florida ‘on private terms. eel —We noticed an improved demand for domestic, areca sally fine. ‘and delaine qualities, and sales were made ¢ at quotations. ‘In foreign, the sales were $4 bales washed, at about 25c., and 10 bales — Mediterranean at 24c, a 28¢.—.ix months. We jaove American Saxony fleece, per Ib., d2c. a 500.: do. full-blooded Merino. 426. a d6e.; do. hi ters do., Sic. oa Me. So Pia 7 No. 1 do. f'and three-qaar- : do. native and quarter do, J0c. a 8c. & 420. —- pulled coaatty, Se. do., 28c. a dic.: Peruvian washed, 286, American washed, 120. a 15c.: do. unwash- ; African unwash- 300. Smyrna unwash Jo. washed, 250. a 26. : Mexican unwash ed, Me, a 166. ’ California fine, unwashed, 200 20. do. common, unwasbed, Lic. a luc Wuiskky.—Saler of 200 bbls, were made at Jv Family Marketing. HOLIDAY FOR VEGETARIANS. Vegetables are coming up. It would do Mr. Gra- ham or Dr. Alcott’s heart good to take a walk any fine morning through Washington market, see the baekets and barrels of fresh apples and pears, feast their eyes on the piles of rich tomatoes, jalcy squashes, and tempting melons, and wind up with a dish of those black whortleberries, swimming in a sea of imaginary milk. Fruits and vegetables are making their appearance in great profusion ; pota- toes are fine and sound—no signs of the rot that wiseacres prophesied was the undoubted symptom of their final dying out. Peas have gone out, but in their place we have string beans and fine limas, which good housekeepers know how to value: squashes also are abundant, white, striped, and the fine marrow, which make delicious pies Egg plants— sometimes called oyster plant —have made incir appearance, good and cheap. Few appreciate the quality of this vegetable, and none su‘fers more from improper cookiag. For the benefit of those who are not “posted,” we subjoin a recipe, and ad- viee all who like fried oysters to try it. Peel the plant carefully, cut in slices quarter of an inch thick, sprinkle salt between cach one, and cover down for half an hour. Grite a cracker fine, beat it together slices of the plant into A ve y few sweet 50 cents the small but they will Tomatoes are this season are rather high. Muskmelons are a shill watermelons Spafacee's dates wat tee * a a es are becoming scarce. ise ole seareo but are © in small, but very g: ond fish range the same as list week. A great pare Tea, tat wan pork has Meo Rem it into bought up at gor joes. Faye apt ery Patter oa Gin Below we annex a list of prices: — ° SSIOSSOSRSISSSLIMSTISSS - a. rT} NBS Pork, fresh,’ per ip... Bams, smoked, Per. Fhoulders “ © coce cece PSL ILL LSet Ssasssser - eon om a 016 1% ao 200 — 8 oO STK e 1 a OT a lw 07% « 100 — 8 800 - 160 - 0 88 11 296 1 00 800 Rid 460 - 160 olo @ ne -— a ol ia - «a oo 4 a Pte caer a H. Whortieberry, Muskinellon, apiece. Grapes, por pound. ecccosseeccscosce ecccocB cmos] SIMI Ssesesscsaeecacsss ESssssecessasl Soused salmon, per as, Smoked salmon, per lb ‘codfish, a a a 0 a a 008 8 a Salmon, fresh, “| a Fresh mackerel, * 1; a Biacktish to a litmackeroi, * , Men 8] 4% a Smoked alibut, + | a ebe.mackerel, « an tongues, s Smoked sbad 4 a as a a a ©8 eorescccco o lo 8 6 0% 08 ary 12, lo 12 08 i2 50 16 Dry o 0 ypopranies Potatoes—New, per bb! po 260 ub 020 Red onions, new, - 100 Witte onions = 1 58 =_ om = 010 oo oto = 008 - 008 06 0 8 = ow 003 a OM ou s = ), white, pe: — s 0 62% Russia, bushel. , — a 075 Caulidower, aptece. a — 2090 Green corn, per 100. - 076 - on om - Ps é = foe rsnips, per doz. - Broneale, each... 006 008 Tomatoes, bushel.. = 125 Spinach, balf peck. a ee 0 OF Radishes, bunch. oo OO Water crosses, qr. - oa Green mint, bunch. OOF - Rhubard, bunch. Ok a om Pumpkins, eacl 05 8 = Cucumbers. dor O18 8 OW” Squasbes, white, doz _ — 80m striped, doz.. + = 8 075 bs marrow, ¢ » =~ a O18 Fug plant. doz... — a 150 Sweet potatoes. qua: Sa ee Lima beaus, buzhe’ Aer try —- ale SHELLFISH. Oysters—Princes bay, per 0 62a 166 Virginia bd 076 100 Clams—Shrewsvury, On om Lite Neck, - 2 50 Sd oo Ob = « $00 - _- 10 ‘nerves, CHEESE, ETC. Butler—State, per Il - 019 02 oO: +028 - » O19 9 20 .od 012 _-— om = 11% ., 026 + 012) - 012 8 O15 ADVERTISEMENTS REMEWED EVERY DAY. FINANCIAL. TO LOAN, AT SIGHT. $2,000,000 Oe iertor es, co, On Manca Dise, Bacans, &0 Toe Micuset Proce Pai x JAMb» hs McbUrE, oni ce tot ladies nnd geatiemen: oj Loan office, 112 Broadway, A 000.90! eee eparars node Yi or bought and Ta for socks, £e., uegotiaved. No. secon. floor, rooms Nos 3 Bhs THOMPSON & CO, brokers and commission merchants, $200. OOO ar nnteeot To PU RCWASR, IR, BONDS U0, firs: liens on ‘real estate; in New York or Iron Pine amotint of 830,000, “Address oF apply to H.W To No T dauncey Court, 43 Wall #. $12. 000 WANTED, FOR FIVE YEARS real Kd in the city of Chicago, worth hich 2) per cent per annum wil ve vee “Kopi te STOW | eda JAMISON, 29 Broadway Riv ED—ON ye perty wort tin f ve’ whieh Hy bow ie ‘with 7 per cent interest ‘will be} Address Halsey, Broadway Post uilice %, BROADWAY.—MONEY ADVANCED, TO ANY ‘Amount, on diamonds, watches, jewelry, pisaoy, beh aes prance, Detect, wares age iy = every de or Ot ¢. tocks, Morig ages ry cou i Which and yewsiey for ale. — E. THAYER, rooias Nos. 1 aud 2, econd story. TO LOAN ON NY AMOUNT OF MON’ AA pin'o, waiches, frica nad merchaadl ond. TRERAT. ADV geod qualliy New York. SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1856. BOARDING AND LODGING, 753 BROADWAY —ELEGANT LARGE FURNISHED bah and crery conveniouce con nected, in a first claws house, d gill situated, in Broad way, One door below Giintsa piste oi TAT vermaient eats HOUSE Is NOW ee f+ a one of theiew a home. can epjoy ee conboural ference rosrangers 710 Pepi ty trees il LL YORK HOTEL— Flegantly furnis nd bedrooms to tet cheap shed 0 gcod tenants. "Inquire ‘ot De. ©. Trine on the premises, 417 BROOME STREET. NEAR BROADWAY.—rUR ie ihicd Hoos. Fo yg | haga ‘ DG5 RONEN. NEAR nopstos STREET—ThE Sipe), Mannaltan’ Howse. Single genitemen can chiaia Week.” ‘These rooms are new andnewly fursikea Pet 230 TENTH STREAT:—LOARDING FOR BINGLE gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives. Fine y fooms, pleasant location, louse has all the modern improve. ments, gas, us, Ke. 200 Bast BROADWAY —10 LET, SEVERAL IAND. somely furnished apartinents, single or double, with full ov partial board. ‘This clegaut English basement house is fitted up with ailthe modern improvements, Five doors above Seflerson slrcet. 183 PASH THIRTEENTH STRERE —THRRE OR FOUR genemen can obtain handsoinc apartincats, with oF Without partial board, “Eiouse. frst elasa; gas, bath &e. Uherbodeders iw the house. ‘Beeond and’ uid aveune cave pass close by. References required. 157 BEBECKER STREET, OPPOSITE DEPAT ROW.— ‘A large front parlor with pantries atached, t» le to gentleman and wife, with boara; house first class, contain ing all he modern improvements, LEONARD STREET.—A FINE LARGE, AIRY lil front room and one or two other rooms, to let, with board; neatly furnished. “Terms moderate. 107 PRINCE STREFT.—A LARGE AIRY ROOM, well furnished, suitable for a gentleman and wife. or y be obtaiued by applying as above. bond gas. 167. 2 REET.—TO LET, THE FIRST OR ccond story, with front basement, with all the modern improvements, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, 938 AMITY STREET.—TO LET, TWO LARGE bgt a 4 on second floor, pantry attached, furnished or watur’ fiased, with full or pata board; ito, back parlor, furnished. ‘Lbe Louse ts pleasantly situated, has’ hot wud cold baths; in omfortable home. 6 DLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TWO elegantly [a mae parlors, on the first floor of a pri te house, containing all the modern improvements, to let, with or without board. 6 AND 62 VARICK STREET, ST. JOUN’S PARK.— A few Boar furnished rooms, suital.e for with board, transient or je gentlemen, first class accus 54, WALKER STREET, FIVE DOORS WEST OF Broadway.—A quiet ‘and geuteel private boarding House for single gentlemen and grailcmen and thelr wires, J modated with pl With wil the moder 3 ASHLAND PLAG suits or single, may no’ lect families or single gentlemen. class. Location pleasant and health E nue d ges. Keference exchang: BOND STREET, NEAR BROADWAY—ROOMS, WITH a suitable for single gentlemen or fomilies. Diauer at 6 o'eloe! PARTMENTS TO LET—AT NO, 16 WALKER STREST. Inquire on the premises PARTMENTS WANTED—WITH FULL BOARD POR the winter, by a amily, consisting of a gentiemsn, wile, iwo children and ing Aby person with a comfortably fur nished house, where no other boarders are taken, wishing to let a part on reasonable terms, will please address box 332 Fost ofiee. ‘Situation above Eighth sirect, and betweeu Secoud aud Sixth aver ues. STREET.—ROOMS, IN with board, for se- and first STING OF FOUR HANDSOME ROOMS, e bad by a family or a party: finciy loeatgd private house, Nov 82 Baw ion park. References required. A TRIVATE FAMILY WOULD DISPOSE OF ONE OR two pleasant rooms, with board. The house con! gas, bath, kc. Apply at 125 West Twenty second street, be- tweeu Sixth and Seveuth avenues, Reference required. | SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM. furnished, will be let to two gentlemen, with partial Doard. consisting of breakfast, tea, and dinner on Sundays, at $0 per week, with the use of the bath and gas, or the rooms wi bes ‘eparated to suit the occupants; also, a third story room ‘wiih or Without board, in a private family, at 117 Bank street near three stage routes. Lith street, nm Refereuces exchanged. Selghborncods up iowa, “A street, between Hroadway SUITE OF ROOMS WANTED —WANTED, BY A single gentieman, a parlor and bedroom furnished in Bood style, tu a private family, where he can have breaktust fnd dinner op vif necesssary. Location must be be- A bin Gae at class Herald if avenue. i A HOUSE ELE. t room to a gentie- LADY AND GENTLEMAN TAY y furnished, wish to let a pleas inon and lady, to enjoy the comforts of a home with them. Vath, gas, &¢. References exchanged. oS Lexington avenue, two blocks east of Madison square. ‘DSOMELY) FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR, hed, to let to single gen ‘A improvements: alao a Apply at 9 Prince street, a few doors west of Tiroac way. OARD.—CLINTON PLACE.—ONE OR TWO Hes and a few single geutl eevee Foote and board, OARD, WITH PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WANTED, by 0 respectable young indy, In a private French farmiiy. ease address, w Reference given and required ih location and terms, Union square Post office. OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE men ean | accommodated, with full or partial board, ut # Robinson sree! near College place; also, furnished rome to let lu the ls Musray sireet. Apply as above. GARD T Beary Roary ix BROOKLYN, FAMILIES AND INGLE be accommodated with airy rooms, within five (Bs Monry reasonable © between Amity and Congr ros ZOARD IN SOUTH BROOKL, ¥, Fe —A PRIVAT? FAM elegant!y furnished how walk of the South ferry, woul ‘one of two tomates for the winter Lin three doors of Hicks. ding In a spacious an 5 teeea's pu demand iL cn and after the 1 snefor bork: will be loved frorn the sin Bch in asive, A dove, Tressacer PHILADELPHIA AND READING RATLROAD COM any, Office 7? Soath Fourth street, iphia, Jaly 3 ule" “Pictiens Notioe—A dividend of 4p common stock: € been dec! on ot yr) yun eext, free from Sate ta: Board. W. U, McILWEN: prors AND BURFAN VALURY RAILROAD ny —A arenes of four per ¢ pital stor of thie compan, been deciared, p lth day of Sapanses the cone the Chicago and Rook Is fad Raiirost Company, No. 13 Willian The transfer books will closed from the int to 1 ‘The interest on the bo of this company will be paid on the ist August, at th Baolance on brome meer 3 a I u W. DURANT, Treasurer, BEGARS, JEGARS.—OVER A MILLION OF kinds. at much leas than their market va Loxoe super t facturers’ prices mestic or German man OF. THE VAR Also 10 Tach stivence facture. MUSICAL AN AND | DANCING, THACHER, OF THE ORGAN MELODEO forte and Engle concertina is dj ment. great experience in ing tion to any part of the States. Address Joba si ‘on Bt. NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, Wilh Me fabic frame, of auperior ione and finish, warranted in every respect. can be had at » sacrifice, if appited sor imme diately, at 178 Wooster street, between Houston and Bleecker streets. OR SALE A PIANOFORTE, SEVEN OCTAVR Nia ; made by the best manafactarersin S feck, Price ib, cash. App: y Graud street . ery. ‘eh Daye . MUSIC. = a rm yi SON IN NEWPORT, 186 Atlanth 2, Vo Hoikes 4 ‘no c wows Polka, Pu wo is an by wi, Wabt a&5t x SPOK 11 VG. De rom, SALON t KING CHARS epantels, French poodles eh and Seotch ter yall sit Sewioundland pups fowls. birds. rabl and dogs of every de Greenwich street corn R SAT R—PiFTY mocking birds. a: &2 Colea + ui IL JOHNSON, 2) York _ GENTLEMAN AND His wth street, and west of Post office, staung private f her boarders, of Rrowlway, and mot above D: ve moderate, address, for two days, J au mt Addre cr imedia! rooklym, Pe “ied oflice. Bee QOARD WANTED-FOR TWO CHILDREN, ONE Six and the other three yea: Adi Indy, where she exa enh or German fam i. Address A, box 310, | AP schanged, OARDING TO GENTLEMEN —A FEW GENTLEMEN h well furnished rooms and nue, between Twenty sreond ‘&c., in the house, vot board at kS ny ty-third strees. Baths, gaa, ory few tainnies. 0 OR te agg = YOUNG MEN CAN BE ith board, at 257 West Thiruied EUROPRAR, PLAN, AT 10 treene and Wooster; handsome ‘and single rooms for genile sient as well as perman: RNISHFD ROOMS TO LET, WITH on Borys 4 whhout be | Aigo a lew ai 83.00 per wee (Twenty ninth street, Hot amd colt bathe a Jout the Louse. OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—A_ FEW SHLRCT boarders, gentiemen and iheie wives oF single geutie- rooma. newly furnishe unter. board, at U2 Henry street, near walk from the South or Wali street terry; every eonvenience for comfort. The locatioa le for gy sa doing business in New York. oa exchanges NOUNTRY NOARD.—A DESIRABLE SUMMER RE. C treat and good board, may be found ia the vilage of Mo- richesabres hours’ ride by the Long Island Railrowl. Delight: ful sea bathing, fishing, &¢. Terma moderne. For fu information apply at NO. 9 Dey sweet, or of CILAS, B, GO NELL, ‘208 Third avenue. JOUNTRY BOARD—IN THE PLEASANT VILLAGE of Hastings, on the Huson. A suit of rooms in the villa nnd (he cottage may be secured for several weeks. Please apply iumediately at the Crowen House. D. J08L SMITH, Proprietor. VOUNTRY ROARD WANTED=TOR THRE anda cbiil 11 sears old, t farm honse, our's ride from the eity by boat or cara, pply to I. D. Ormel ark row, New ¥ BILLIARD TABLES, TRIMMING ntlal to, of © PROVED PILLIARD TAALPS AND« NGPA I tent d Febroary 19, 186. warranted m 1 eal” cor i eA! @ineticnty in A) ae Porante oor or EL PURLAN, 9 Chambers sieve, up sare T.—TWO OR THRER ORN ESTRADTR ROOMS ro i D n and well furnished ro west of 8 NT &UITS OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO ‘ne floor, con'aining all the modern improvements, and every convenience for housekeeping. To 9 family, or party of fentiemen, Wishing good accommodations, these off Ve aaa Please apply at 776 Broadway, before 2PM, ae BUARDING AND LODUING, Boaenrxa: A FEW SI SiGLs BCE 9 tain pleasant rooms mettle ella 2 MIS Sea URNISIED ROOMS—Y OR SINGLB GENTLEMEN, | Saf Feraiure sew, win oll the ringut, arial boat ‘url pk, or Ligh: Ninth nireel: nix doors went of veut of Ueeearene a HE OOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS, private family, ut 49 Columbia street, shnamindendis Bei m0 JOTEL LODGINGS —GENTLEMEN WILL DO We to remember that they ean obtain good furnished roon at the Globe Hotel. corner Frankfort sud William eirecta, re, per he & per week. No other charges exce atthere oj OQOKEN.-A| FURNISHED ROOM, IN A VER beautiful location, to let, Sith partial board. ‘or adare ‘apply to J. Ackland, 77 Burclay street. 19 FIFTH AYENCR-PUMSISIED ROOMS gentlemen, single or suit, with all the conventene Seantort ‘wud beet of attendance, Also, a basement to let, physician, nO LET—TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS, YOR os tlemen, with the use of the bath, Apply a( 26 Walker stre 10 LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, AN EL ant furnished back parlor or front for the lady only. Apply to Mr near Washington | vatade ground, HZ ADVERTISER WISHES TO. PROCURE PERM nt board for hinseifand wife, in a penlael rivatesfami where the comforts of home can he ‘wo rooms the: floor will be required. Loe: on avast be desirab: potbeyond Union square, and near Broadway. +, box 2,180, Post oflice,’ Terms must be mi PRIVATE FAMILIES.—WANTED, AN UNFU Tosh room, not higher {ban second stor’, ‘also a furnl S06 unfurnished Ba with partial board, by i gine! gle ie 8 adress, ale 3 te Head canoe ‘8, Blating ter and location; ————— yy ANTED—BY gle Fedora vd LADY, BOARD IN pres Simaily, ion of her time each d: wevoted othe tevin or the dl dren would be cage | an eq 1 . c estionable. dress P. Parmour, Herald office. 1 eae - Wart F RNISHED oe UP Zoe, wit, Es, WASTEDIBY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW, TV children to board, where they will receive a tnothe: care; or a baby will be taken to bring up by hand. 366 Madison strect, rear, second ttoor, to Sts, Mana} JANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, furnished room, with board, ina gs where th must be di ticulare, W. erate. ive fa Hix English language ig exclusively Address, post paid, sting Torts tae) m J., box 3,950 rng 2 interest in a large manufacturing and my, cantile business, mostly faney Iron; one for factory and ¢ for store. Salary liberal, business second to none.” Addi ith me, ivon business, Union park Post office, 1. S00 ~RASTED. A PARTNER, IN A rin js class business, situated on the lower part . Phe business is well established, an apni wi to ANDE Oi the trade; payments mace easy, SON'S P HEI & PHELPS, 293 Brondway, room 4. $1,500 500.7% y will be 80 man, We cai rats rad 900.-4.¢ —A GENTLEMAN WANTED TO PUROHA gone hale morest cf a retiring pagtner, ina pl Sint travelling business, which is. paying | $900 'a Richness fs the couse of ‘selling. Cal, with the cash, frou to Lo’clock, on Br. DRAYTON, Taraminy Hotel _HOUSE WURSISHING GOODS. FOE, PERSISTING coops Double ice pitchers, Water coolers, Ketrige rutors, bammocks, Feoult cana, Wire dish covers, Fly 4 Roach traps, Fly traps Fishiug tackle, Chidven’s"enbs and carriages, en ri it door and table am Willow ware, Cone ware, Iron bedsieada, Carpet bags Tea leays, Pace ony ages ied Crs Plated tea sets, Meat safes, Sponge baths, Umbrella sands “Wises chaie, For saie ai low prices st the great emporium ee vanin he wan OBERT DAVIS. Nos. 644 and 646 Brosteay, a) ‘ 08. GI nn Northeast corner of Bleecker street MISCELLANEOUS, 165 Oat STREET, NEAR VARICKR —W afl V ES’ maniel gi kitchen Fangs and sore werwreren © We herve sale, On reasonable terms, Stoves, lined and repaired. i eae GOLDEN LETTERS.—FACH GOLDEN LE Bre ter entities the howler ~ the above Six lett 20, — e..- letter, ail 4 pent for Aw Epelone ih, ange loca, an ‘cddress Potosi, oftice, Albany, N : N EFFICACIOUS So Ly ind By) BUNK of the feet, b: sinew tot pela: metho; watbout Monsicr TECK of Ne. Ey Pine ees § Conduit ak rows Regent sireet, Prom his yn see Nepoleoa’ 1, eed Saree 5 tere nena babliete. Lovts Narotkos Boxsrante (From James Haker, Esq.) that Dr. ‘Cert ites cured sus 'bomt moma ot reral troublesome hunions, without the loast pain, and wh have coal "a me for many years. I walk at * aa ot eheertully recommend Tei eh 24, ross Unsolicited by att. Tey Levi, ful skill i» rat i eri! removed @ from ron Me rank) mote 3 na hare seve a ‘with a call at his office, ‘flee, Ol Weal Lieventh siceet, betweaa PY ae ‘8 CORN SALVE HAS NEVER FAILED, » gle instance, in soothing and reno the palntul corh. $1 per box. Will be seut to any part of the ecriptot the money, Address Mrs. Thereaa 1: Gradit Post office. UBIN'S GENUINE EXTRACTS —AX ELEGANT 4) Pa pore hauned ile sheep sestenson’s, "ho Bight avenue. ARDLE QUARRYING MADE EASY—A MARDD quarty oply 8 miles frem Forty. Harlem Halls: it face only 400 few! & car load empty of | puny ing wa L(V feet down; the great pained. For further particulars to URD, 149 Fulton street. For qrality of marble, &c., i pull ay refer lo @.4. Sickles, Eivy., 11 Nassau street, NOLGE 10, GENTUEMEN ORDERING as leaving an order for's piste of Snouary next will Se and, coovenient card cate aa a ‘Broad way. card engraver and stationer, 683 } Dose) eB Your _PROEE: PRESERVE YOU cam, naan to, “NT SELP-SBRALING CANS. warranted air pRaxwitit hs ‘* PAT Glass jar Farthenware jars, wat in cans of ail sizes, the most ont perfect ond almple article ma: rit for sale ai the lowest cash 4 WIITES: No. 2 Macclay street Under the Astor House. ” BOOKABt LRRS, STATIONERS, AND JOBRERS bool ik books at wholeanie. The sw beeribere ma: facture, nod omer the trade, alow ‘prices, all kine ot bt hooks, “ineluding memorandni books, sera note hooks, &c.. of # ruling and binding. EAS EVERY VARIETY OF TRAS FOR TRA DRA ers, grocers and frmiiies, perts from abc. (fe: souchong, volong hy 70 to kL.” ap other ae va fa usaf \e but ‘Ainmine at WiELLAM EeNeHTS, O14 street, ner of Spring. OLRSAUR AND, COUNTRY, DROGaTSTS| atin & Paek, 34 for ‘rontway, New York, invite the {easiom ot are and clowe rafuadeney ara Fagopean and American patent me medicines, at and below n ANNES & PARK, Now York, or Bachalunt and San Pen yg Hotsee TE fe ATP 5 Mone Uae erior 4 ‘LLIS & arite! Ineing clothes ot th the A? is free mei ea rola ad rsncee& p thar fo common afer using 2 hay Giger We Fe hake For tale Seateress., No. 8 Dey atroat | 7 ERGNES' ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS ATTENDS Vv by Prof. Vergnes, the diseoverer, and Dr. Prinee, py Prfetor, 71@ Broadway A positive cure for rheumatism a # arising from the use of mereury or other minera. partment for la lies. pa ont dt HOLESALE GROCERS AND LIQUOR DRA Wr rhotce-Chemieats, ke, &o—Pure warranted Vognne white, green and yellow, at red Nos, flaverinas and ences; Jamaica tet Bi Croix r Holland Whiskey: eller, peseh, cherry berry ee in pear, sirawberry, pineapple, banans, Wrage flower eatencls: "French coloring foe brandy end ite native Catawba wine, oil8 jtiniver, carrewar. Yen baynthe, Sy o, motiase and gaawafeas. | ¢ and ambroty pes, rat in L FESSaGwaR GRR ed wats aoe