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comparison with other routes. After a careful examination of the reports of the several roads forming the line, via New York Central, we find the _ Coat of the two routes, as follows:— ‘From New York to Cincinnati, via New York Central, 885 miles, costing. weeeen ees, 964,109,222 ‘Brom New York to Cinei oat, via Pennsyiva- nia Central, 714 miles, « + 42,057,797 Total...... senescence ee + 22,051,425 —thowing to the New York Central route a fearful | difference in favor of the rente made complete by ‘the Allentown road. Arrangements for a close con- nection of the different roa is forming this line have recently been completed, extending from Cincin- ‘nati to Harrisburg, which only await the making of the Allentown link to extend the srrangement through to this city. We want the Allentewn road, and must have it; and from what we hear of the progress of the subscription list we have reason to be- lieve the road will be under contract within 60 days. This route cannot be superseded by any other short- er line, and if we may judge of its probable returns on the investment from its advantages in distance “and cost over any other route to the West, we cannot see how it can be otherwise than very profitable. The Pennsylvania Central is one of the best and most pros perons roads in the United States, paying at this time regular 8 per cent dividends annually. A just estimate of the business of the Pennsylvania Central , road may be obtained by the following comparison of its cost and revenue with that of the Erie road:— nnsyivenia cost ++ $18,483,489 Hoboarnings 18 h few York and Frie road coat. 00 aS ict carnings of 1886..,..... 2,627,318 The stock of the Pennsylvania road is at par, and ita, bonds are quoted at last dates in London at 10 per cent higher rate than those of the New York ‘Central. From the want of this Allentown link of ‘road an immense amount of travel is diverted from Cincinnati on the road to Cleveland, and thence to New York, either by the New York and Erie or the New York Central route. The great saving in dis- tance, together with the less cost, which will justi- fy a lower fare from Cincinnati to New York, must command a trafic that will ensure a profitable result to the stockholders of the Allentown road. The annexed statement exhibits the total capital \—bonds and stocks—of several prominent railroad companies, and the officially reported gross earning in July : Rarrnoap Trarvic in Jery, 1856. 2. in July. fichigan Central RR... $225, 71 Southern RR. 176,000 149,000 225, 03,173 61,000 46,708 431,652 4, 1,064 0, 100,457 | hiladelphia and Reading RR 19,(C0,(00 3840 New York Central RR. 40,000,000 620,000 dudson River RR.. 13,000,000 120,991 This isa very interesting table. It will enable chose concerned, and the public generally, to form a pretty correct idea of the relative value of each stock, and their relative productiveness. It will be seen that there is a vast difference in the earnings of he roads in proportion to the capital. With such table before us it cannot be difficult to tell which ire the good and which are the bad. The groas earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for the month of July, 1856, were as follows :— Busta, AND On10 Raitroap. fain Stem. Wash’n Br. ‘Tal. for $63,265 46 = 29,370 87 =—_«92, 636 33 ?or 17, 1579 36 7,756 28 325,335 64 ‘Total...... ...- $380,844 82 37,127 15 417,971 97 ' Compared with the revenue of July, 1855, the } ollowing reanit is shown :—- Main Stem. Wash'n Br. Total. “uly, 1856, $930,844 2 = 37,127 15 417,971 OT uly, 1866, « 270,047 79 $1,058 08 301,405 87 Increase. +. $110,497 03 6,069 07 116,566 10 of this large ‘increase, $48,003 19 was ived from reight on the main stem, and $11,991 67 from the pas- eger traffic, showing tbat in both these important de- vartments the business of the road is making an equabie nd steady progress. W! favorable an ‘exhibit tor ‘The ten months of the present fiscal “any, commencing with October, sh: follor rerease of revenue from both roads, as com he same period of last ree ss, 788 26 417,971 97 ++ 83, 45 5E a bea ou0 41 ) increase for 1986,. 9577,485 80 ‘The two months ret to come wil ee oerease for the year up tw eight el amet * The transportation eastwardly into the city of Balt!- ‘rore, during the moath of July, of the articl = wo ’ principal es, », As some typographical errors occurred im our re- jarks on the cotton trade of the United States in “x article published on the 9b ult., we have re- | sed it, and now present it for the careful attention yf Our readers, deeming the subject one of vast im- to every interest in the country: — ‘The total export to foreign ports from the United port }. Bince the let September lart, is 2,937,000 bales. the United States have re- 132,165,000 Of this export bas b: Aeserioat vessels, at an average freight of mt per pound. Ave eo) the ‘bs ,. the fret 1] on 000 sales would amount to 216 ag ve i victhe of this amount te ‘eet received rie 11,013,000 pe United Statce have therefore received for cotton expend ane frig on same, bin eleven wonths . 143,178,000 One hundred and forty-three millions one hundred seventy eight thousand dollars for this staple ! comnnaion ¢ of the United States, from ber 1 to date, is £19,452 bales, which, at S16 per bale, amounts to only hile the total vaiue of the crop, es imating a round numbers al Oo eaten, 8. ‘ vs 4 $157, 900,000 4 Another intercating view of the subject is the {owing importonce of this staple, as shown in its creased consumption by foreign countries, making "em yearly more and moro dependent upon the ited States, and verifying the assertion that “ct- is the peace maker.” Let as look at the subject in connection with our customer, England: — {The export from the United States to Great Bri- 27,87 ‘tn, since the Lat of Bepteraber | lavt, is, eee bales, Saint, same period in 1865 soon“ Ceacens this exon over taat 196,079 Yet, as we shall show, notwithstanding this enor- pus increase in export, the stock in Liverpool at be close of the year will little, if at all, exceed the at the clove of last year. em stock of American cotton in Liverpool August #9 exe0 valor. 648,960 st 20a," of ‘enrances to latest daice oan United Stator ., 100,000 1 65 eg.sat mate to Sept 581 i ¥ +o memes 108,011 & new crop to Jan. 1, stlow Great Mritain to re- jeeive 175.0€0 bales, wih a very fall esti- ay as the crop this season is a very Inte one, nd tho ylelt consequently very uncertain... 176,000 vom the totat supply in Great Pritain, of Ame. Fyicun cotton, from Ang. 110 Jan te... ....,.1,007 41 Without allowing spinners to get into stovkk, we ail deduct only the actual average werk! auiy ietea the trade of American cotton Tor the NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1858. twenty one spe remaining, viz: at Py i boles per week . ¥ —and export during eamo period—same BH 1A3t YOAT.. cece sense een » 69,960—~736, 112 Leaves stock of American cotton pool, Jenuary 1, LO piven against stook Ji fanuary 1, 1! —An excess in stock of only 39,486 bales, resulting from an estimated excess in exports from the United States for the year, of 418,865 bales. The excess to date, as shown above, in the expost, i 436,979 bales, which cannot be maintained to the close of the season, as the stocks are everywhere much less in the United States ports than they were at the corresponding period last year. These few facts, thus hastily thrown togethor, are sufficient to establish the importance of this great staple pro- duct of the country to all classes at home, and its value in our foreizn relations. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehouse, and alao the withdraw- als from warehouse, during the week ending and in- cluding Thursdsy, August 14, 1866:— in the dry goods trade; and had not grossly exag- gerated reports been circulated in the country re- the presence of yellow fever in and about New York, there is no doubt but the business trans- acted would have been on some larger scale. We wish here to state, what is known to all physicians and tothe public within the city, that New York was never more healthy and free from disease than it is at present, there being no yellow fever whatever. Many merchants who have come on bave lingered at the watering places in the country. The season is advancing, and must soon become very active. The Western States, as well as the Southwest are well represented by merchants. The jobbers in ready made ciothing are doinga good business, sales for the extreme West and South being large. The crops in all directions, as regards corn, is said to have been improved by late rains, which baye been pretty general, and the yield, with few exceptions, will be larger than was expected. Wheat has been “a success’”almost over the entire country, and saved in excellent condition, and is of excellent quality ; while accounts received so far, regarding the growing cotton crop are favorable. Domestic goods have not become so active as was anticipated, owing to the past large imports of foreign goods with which the country has been pretty well crowded. Two large auction sales of foreign goods have been reported the present week, although that noticed last week, in French goods, prived quite satisfactory, but hardly up to the advance claimed to exist for similar goods in France, after adding costs and charges. ‘There has been more doing in the export trade of cotton piece goods, and chiefly to China. For the week ending the ®th of August inst., there were ex- ported 3,616 packages, of the value of $190,647, and of which $176,140 were for China. Heavy brown shirtings were very firm at 8c., with light supplies. Bleached goods of narrow and heavy grades were quite scarce and firm, and held at jc a jc. advance. Medium qualities ranged from 7c a%e. Fine goods were heavy. Drills were firm, but with limited stock; the market was not active. Browns sold at 8c., bleached at Sic. and blues at 9c. Osnaburgs were in good demand at full prices Corset jeans were in moderate request and prices unchanged. Canton flannel was duil and sales mo- derate. Denims were ee ae prices. Different makes ranged from 9j¢. to Stripes and ticks were firm, with moderate Printing cloths were steady, at full prices. delaines bave been in fair demand, at prices; flannels and blankets were in good at full prices, and good qualities of the latter an fast as produced. The market for foreign gcoda continues healthy, and the trade tolerably active. The reports from Man- chester, Leeds, &c., in England, and from the manufacturing districts of France, representing firm markets, tend to sustain prices here. The failures in the interior are trifling in number and amount, while the South pays up remarkably well, and collections at the West have also materially im- proved. Upon the whole, the state of trade looks quite favorable, and the autamn business promises to be large and satisfactory. Stock FE, $1000 Ky Stato 6's 800 104 State 6” 0190 Virate 2000 NY C RR? 12600 Ill Cn RR Bas.c 10080 16000 fou ta A iiMad 1000 vo. : 3000 do st 40 she Merch Ex Bk. 865 5 Metropolitan Bx. 86 12 Park Bank...... 86% 10 Commenw th Bk > 96% 86%; Bory 96% 500 36% i 100 Mien Cen iisbeo 90 $s POM SEND RRs 89 36400 80% si 16 88% 8%, 2 88% @” 100 88% 6 = 400 885 o% «0 88 4 ” bon 59% 69% 1300 do 69%, 200 do. 58, 200 do, €0 Socal & Rk on boy 69% SECOND sleete Hi Ca B BOD oi beeees y sy we x O tit oe 8945 200 Canton Co....b10 92 100 do. 2 50% 6 Del & H Can Co... 4 100 N ¥ Co RR i 86 106 Cumb Coal Co... 400 Reading RR... 36 400 40... 0b30 x ioe 100 MS& 5 in Hb00 a0 130 Erie RR. 7 do... 85% 100 40... 69% 100 Panacos RR. i A 100 do... 60% 100 II Cen RR...... 100 do. 000 6 8 40... Haye 60 ao dS 60%, 100 Clev & Tol Rit... ms 238 do + 50% Cotton Trade, ‘The Circular of T. J. Stewart & Co., prepared for trans. miasion abroad by the steamship Atlantic from this port for Liverpool, gives the following review of the market and the crop — The rations in s yd af the month have been wnwsnally light, Until the week just past, prices been tray Maintained at fully haifa cent beyond views of ex) }, With a very smali enquiry from our own spifners. The majority of holders have been indif- ferent about selling, believing that buyers must son ecme to them, that prices would then advance. Sati hos not — — sales A week gore 1) | tos much as ‘06 preceding ones, races fasy ,. lowerffon all§styies below middling fair. T vis ie in a Measure Owing to an increased enquiry for mon and toa discovery toat we have probably any per more stock in the city than we have gene: it at, The Canada’s advices to 2d i wer coilved carly oo Tueeday anorning, and t ter mail on Tharsday. These accounts, fully cont } tory of thove Immediately p-ecoding, and advising tales ot f/ 00 bales at bardouloe cates, wits @ beter market at Manchester, and very favorable in the preageeta xt bar vest, have not eued our mari ct averaged 460 bales daily, Uplands, Florida 210K eaihc a = 1h 2 nas; ay ays Palrto ood faie'13 4 1558 Somes Nf Family Marketing. When will meat get cheaper? For months we have been anxious to record a fallin the extraordi- nary price of beef and mutton, but we have begun almost to despair of ever seeing it down toa gea- sonable price. There was a very slight decline no- ticeable yesterday, but not enough to justify a poor man in indulging in such luxuries as butchers re- tail. Fish is also high, and but few varieties in. There is nothing that can be called cheap but the ever- lasting cod and halibut, that maintain about the same prices the year through. Those who like soft crabs can indulge in that luxury abundantly just now. Poultry and game is hardly quotable, there ia so little in market. The dealers have gotinto other employments, or are biding their time for the fall trade. Butter ischeaper. The abundant raina we have had recently have vastly improved the grasa crop, and hay will be most abundant this fall and winter. Orange cdunty is selling for 25c. and State for 20c. Eggs a:e six and seven for a shilling, with but little doing. It isa pleasure to turn tothe vegetable depart- ment, where produce is reasonable, at least. Cora is cheapening—so are tomatoes and potatoes, and 60 are @ number of other articles contained in our list. Look at it, and see how your teeth will water. The berries are nearly all running out, and peaches come in very slowly, and are very poor. It is diamal to think that this delicious fruit is to be scarce. There are grapes and apples in market that would give the cholera to an army. Here are thle ane 12 (S11 Si Ssesases Sslilassisri COCO accor eermowmoe eooecoc@eccocececoececcooce SSBSSSUTSR SSASSsERTss¥ ESRSSUSESSAEBagsescrssBecs - me = ois Cran ‘per bbl bo vag a }) apiece... ow Muskimelion, 6 2B 10 PPP Pr Pe Perse ecccee I2ESSSssessses Siiiiii ISeusesssaecesss it 111lSe f5Suarsgseal 1gigiisinit « om OF - Oly ab - mae — 2 0 oe a 008 — 01% — 2 00 Co a Ou Water creeses, qr. — 20a Green mint, bi “aoe = Rbubard, bunch oe es im ‘inn, on as dor, mw 8 Oo Squacbes, white, doz. — 0 062 striped, doz. — 0 0% bad marrow, each, — aon Fag plant, doz. : - a 3 %° Sweet ators. . - a Loe ‘ena, bushel — a1 bay, yn 1 Ore Virginie SR 108 Clams—Shrewsbury, 2 om hittle Neck, - 50 Lobater, os - 4 Greon turtle, * - Crabs, son shell per ore. 169 020 i] is ii, om By - om 8 ou CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fropay, Ai 166 P.M. Asnys.—The receipts were quite and the market firmer. mali sales of pots were made at 6%. Beaanercrrs.—Flour—The receipts were modorate and in rather better demand, and at better prices. For com mon and good medium ee ors was i fair Gomeed, both for home use and for export. sales footed up about 6,000 to 7,000 bbls. closing at a, the following ica market for prime parosla choige white at an advagce, im to sales pn Fone F~--4 50,000 a 60,000 bushols, including new Southern white a $1 62081 GF and $) 68, abd Southern red do. mt $1 50a$! 56; nd sound Western ai $1 20 a $1 26; white Kentucky at 6134; red Tennessee, afloat, at $1 94; and thir white Canadian at $1 56. Kye was firm for sound at B60. & 86c., wisle unsound was ireguar. Oats wero ealeable at 45c. site, 44, State and Weatern. Corn was firmer for souud. rales embraced abont 30,000 40,000 busbels, in- aaa jor at 66c a S8c.; sound Western mixed was higher, a Bt O24o0., ap 8 bushets in the slip ft 6c. ; Southern yellow sold a ern was af 700., with Flail sales at foe ne ne Sa CorvRx.—The' market Was steady, wie moderate sales. 100 bags of Lagvayra brought 11c.. and 400 a 600 bags by brought 10)0. a llc., aud bags 3t. Domingo Corrox.—The market displayed a freee. felt . witl more activity. The tales footed up bales, bused upon strict middiing uplands at about Ike. @ Fawicnrs.—Rates were steady, and ebous 5,000 bash- els grain were taken for Liverpool at 7% ship’: 's bag iocluded in which were about 20,000 in Pai at 6564., | 608 bbls flour at 1s, éd., with 200.» 300 bales cottun at d., apd a fow bales at'4s. por bale. Londom rates wore sendy, by but no engagements of importance were report- Havre wheat was taken ut L6c., flour was a: 700. and ashes at 8c.; rice Yc. and bark at $10. To Australia rates were at 30c., and to Sau Francisco at 27%¢c, per foot measurement. . Hax.—The market was steady, at 60c. a 65c. per 100 Hora.—First sorts wore quict at 9e. a 190. for Eastern aod Western, at which some 66 or 60 bales wore sold, nd second sorts were nominal Lims,—Sales were limited, and prices nominal. Motasses.—The market was firm with small gals of Barbadoes as 45c; New Orleans, 1p small lots at 6c. ; Cu- ba muscovado from 48c: a 450. Navat Stores.—ales of 4,000 barrels common rosin 4 $1 66 per 810 Ibe., ¥clivered. Spirita were.quict & de. @ 44c. Sales of crude were made at $3 50 per 230 ie us ia light supply, and prices frm. Provrsions.—Pork—The sales embraced about 400 a 500 bbls, including mess; at $19 50 a $19 62%, and prime at $17 760 318. Beef dull, and tended downward, with sales of about 400 byis., including country prime, at $6 75097 25, and mesa 'do. at $8 a $8 25, and re packed Western At $8 60 $11; other descriptions were uncbanged. Cut meats were at 8c. a 9c. for shoulders and 9%c. 10c, for hams. Lara was firm, with sales of 500 a (0 bbls. at 127%(c. a 13c, Butter was selling at 186 @ 20¢. for prime dairies of State and 6c. a 20c, for Ohio do. was at 6c. a 9c, Rick.—The market was firmer, with increased sales. ‘The transactions embraced about 600 casks at 3c. a 4%. ME cms.—Sales of 050 bags of pepper were made at 11 c. six months, and 150 bags pimento at 113c. SUGARS.—The market displayed increased activity, and the gales reached about 1,600 hogsheads Cuba muscova- do at 8140.8 9c. Prices were rather safer, and the turn of the market in favor of the ne Ne ‘The sales als) em- braced 886 boxes at 8c. a Sc. ‘Wiuskey was éasier, Sales of about 150 barrels were made at 36c. @ 3634. ADVERTISEMENTS RENGWED RVERI BAC. LITERATURE. 1.000 "= "9 SUNDAY LE. ADEE Inspection satiafuetory, and complimentary resoktins "Price three cents. Sold by all newsdealers, By mail, $1 per ansum. Office, 17 Beekman street. |. 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A threefold interest attaches to this work. it claims em- pose. notice 48 @ record of natioual enterprise; it forms an Portant chapter of our diplomatic history; and it is perma rently attractive as an embodiment of scieatiie facta’ With stich & fat and kind of interest as. the basis of anew on tribution fo the honorable archives, of American exploration, large number of readers, by one OF another of the special claims we have ted, will eagerly porus this elegaut publication, ia pared, as ithas been, with so eminent care, judgment and 4 ‘When we consider that the ente prise hed mainly in view a diplomatic result, the-general reader will be agreeabl prised at the new selentitc facts gathered by the intelligent odicers, snd the amount of fres information regarding “he lie and manners, the natural productions, and the Industrial pro of the Japanese. urtistic and scientific at of i ‘although incidental, are ulone snficient to render tani lant nce: literature of travel. To the general reader, pi hang ‘no part of this fresh and suggestive history will prove more curious than the account Riven of the domestic economy of this, singular people—iheir simple housekeeping, primitive furniture, patiently) wrou articles of convenience and luxury, together with their “ially habits, costumes and notions of etiquette. The “ prayt me chines,” sketches of which are inserted from original ings. form one of the most remarkable satires upon, Auperst ‘ious observances we bave encountered in the annals of any Ration. And wide apart as atthe first glauce may appear the polilical creeds and tendencies of the Japanese and those Ropows tinnes end Nation, tee reader Will find ta the doc. ce: trinee_ whereb: era 80 rigorously ex cluded foreign interference. ihe primary and absolute idea of distinctly proclaimed and realized. Know The dlustrations are Nery copious and exact, Bein devivod ym sketches, daawerredtiDes, and aurveys taken by the Ariss aus moors A leading characteristie of he work ta that much of it is the result of sareful investigations by ullicers specially detailed to make and report observations. Aan important feature of this work is the maps ofthe various por's of Jupaa, upon which the soundings are noted, those are accemparied by rai rections, which, to mariners aud cegeeeceial meal, See very voineees This work will take i\* place beside that splendid series of the 8 of explorations under the auspices of government, which signally eshibit the scientific and Mumane Smusrprise of modern times, and the statesman and the scholar with suoh rare and and reliable data for speculation and history. Gl D. 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Sp it of the Tines, and Vthe daily and weekly New Yor! Pare one. Proprietor, established jn 1842, So EXPRESSES. F. PRESS.—THE ADAMS EXPRESS Y *Sompaay A arceten will deapateh thetr next ex y - hip PMPTRE CITY, on Me preg eaeet ase A.M. dey of eniting, vod USE, Freight Bop't b BS € ORY pl Dll NDIGNATION MASS | MELTING.—THE (RESIDENTS owners of the Sixth, ourtoeakh Mande are x Sedoeks att atthe ‘square, Junetion of Gana, laa Division streets, tor the purpose policy that has been pursued by regard, to ® the pe regulation ‘and grading Canal street, mentee oye hare meenaese gd will lead to @ Wines went oft ine attatyn ot op " Oe Bayder, Jobo R. Brille A 5 ig Wiliam, Chi adie se are, Wt Wa, others er. Mt order of the Committee farre cents, tow MATHEW A, WILSON, Chairman. ASONIC NOTICE. POLAR STAR LO 4 |—The members of thin arr i fi ion meet at Bet rece ie. iiipeenes on Sunda 17th inst, oe! , for urpore of pa fast tribute of respect 10 the’ memory Of our late. we mee ae ther, Albert G. wea. Meinber ne, he, treloralg in standing are respectfully invited to attend. WM. WILLIAM PENNEY, l= nal FIOK RECEIVER OF bien tere, fase mt amast herebs tax for the year 1856 was conirmed. by on the bth day of August, 1856, wx o'clock P.M, rate, 1.38 30-100. = under my charge on or about the lst Bepter »er neat. ‘ax payers are requested lo refer to the publi .od rulem Which T'shall be constrained # aa me Howaki, Receiver. GRIM LODGE, 248, 1. 0. OF O. F —THE MEMBRIG of Pilgrim Lodge are teqnested to meet «i the lodge 2(4 Grand street, on Sunday, at 12 M.,(@ altenf1 the funeral cr} P. G. Albert G. Graves tbe bo Order are ree pectiully invited (o WTENRY ©. BROWN, NOs BAMURL JONES, ieoreasy: __. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, June sited apie WANTED. —A Zora GENTIA- Americans) wish to a re. ‘OUSE aca yg iad A GOOD i be dla Broome and enticth streets, wd ferred) Sp ‘with modern x provements ‘Rent “about it Xa dreas Broadwi RINTING PRESS. = A a povsLEy os Beater order. Nevicaat fret Cortlandt street, oF aply "yctween 9 aud 12 tie mores Dg. ART OF A FUREEP HOUSE by og Prince street and Bi rooms and kitchen; gas and Sree you pt — word immediately, and you will find a . D. GOOD Smit ‘Broadway. IMBER LANDS WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER WIS ¢8 lo negotiate with some party ‘of pine timlsear fand,“in' Newt Work Blate or Peantyieasta, nest oart where the facilities for shipping wif be easy. Address der, Herald ofice. ANTED—A HOUSE, EITHER FURNISHED OR UN- furnished, west of’ roadway, between Canal and Bleecker streets, Address L. F., Broadway Post office. JANTED—ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST OF NOVEM orb eT 8, emall two and a half or three story hese, wide im ments; must be in & good a \ghborhood. ‘sidress Je 0-8. Would purchase some of the furniture. 25u4 Post oflice, N. ¥. WA4STED—BY A FAMILY OF THREE GROWN PRR. sons and one child, apartments, consisting of parlor, two becrooms, kitchen and servant's room, within twenty-five minutes’ walk of City Hall, Rent about $150 per annum. Address K.S,, Herald oflice. WARTED—ox SEPT, 1, BY A WIDOW LADY ANB three daughters, part of « genteel house inodern improvements. Location west of Broadway, aud net higher than Twentieth street, Rent must be moderate, whic will be paid quarterly, and security particulars, for one week, Mrs. Dixoa, W ARIED—A HOUSE AND STORE IN A RESPROTA- bie and central ocation, in one of he lending the farca from Broadway, above atreet; de ved. Address W. I. lerald otlice, eiatlig re reat me part. ANTED—A Bete borer J HOUSE. ‘on the Ist of October, for a small and respectable Tama ven 4 4th and ‘thy ws air svenves. A stating ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY OF RESPRCTABI- Iiy the lower part of « moderate size first clams dwelling, conveniently located, and in a select neighborhood. Aug ervon having such A house, and wishing to let half of it tom irable tenant, will please address, stating terms, &c., Gal more, Herald office} ANTED—PART OF A TOUSF, IN A GOOD LOCA- tion and within a few minutes’ walk of City Hall, Broak- yn & for a small family. Terms moderate. Jacoba, Brooklyn e. nah ded Falk in bik ewe gle AND LOT, WITH srabsoelien ‘and Righth aven god from Th hireenh wo Fort rie sive ree Price not to @: $9, Chatham square Post ice. ANTED, TO, PURCHASE-SOME UNIMFROVED i farm, lots in Brooklyn or WilMamsburg, or 4 small good store. at a fair price. Agents need ben 4 Herald office. WANTED, 70 LRASE, IN THE UPPER PART OF THIE city—a reridence worth two thou Houre not jean than five feet in than three stories high. J. King, box 8862, Post office. not apply. i ANTED TO RENT—A DWELLING HOUSE, FOR & small i P part or all the of a desirable . plensantly located. ke. Rent, te y obtain a good tenant, by ‘e00. Al hav Mudressing Br'k. Pickering, 179 Broadway, house all the modern’ improvements, aad situated between Bond street and U ae mare: Fees SG fe canes PEM pon enna. Address J. V ite Plains, Westchester county, N.Y. Wornotern bal PJ RENT OR bb oy SMALL, modern bul it brick house or cetinge, ie York of Brooklyn, Willamsbure, Post otiee, stating Troathis ant oven EXCURSIONS, ace AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO LON@ y Hig Ocean Ocean Port. sae pepeler ener, JAMES CHR: Will Jeave Jay street pler, for the above fashionable places, this Tartady cbeenens, ot 5 o clock, the cily al au early hour this even saccalight. x C.J each way, This excursion } cacarened ry any owe of the city. XOURSIONS.—THE LARGE’ WELL. KNOWN, AND ‘commodious steamer, AMERICA, Captain L, Ackley, ta Tet for excursions with or wuhowt barges. Apply to the ou board, foot of Harrison , oF to Hf, Van Velsor, corase of Jay and Wea ures, BxarEsiex 0 GUTTENBREG.—THE STEAMER AMERICA will make an Cee ode on Sun- ail) and & ee one oa e é Marina ae Sihows: oelock, Peek éiip at 10} anu 236 o'clock suet at ovclnck—North river. Reta turning, Guntenverg, st 8 o'stoek, for Sprin K ttreot slove o'clock lor the reg ilar Tabdinas (on North and Fant day, i Pere a OR by gh LONG BRANCH, HOM NDS or ‘Ocean Port. favorite steamer, JAMES CHRIS. ‘OPHER, will leave Jay street pler, Tor the’ e pieces, ea Monday, 11th inst., at 23, 0 clock P. M.. aud om the [ath, 3a, 16 | VOU ingt., ai 3h, P.M. eturaing early tie morning. POR THK FISHING BANKS.—THE TF. y's Pr Rcon- i saci 8 Ci wa will leave for the Fishing on Stinda, moraine Lsnvon Amos ot, at a7; *8pring st, at 7, at. BE Rey aco, Retr Peck slip 3; plier No. 3, ", bali, liner, &e., furnished on board. Fare, 25 cents each way. URDAY TRIPS TO GLEN COVE, LANDING AT CITE New Rochelle each way. Pare each NMEA ENS, Capt, Charles. son, will nake a (rip to Glen Cove, making the above laude Ings, every Sunday, commencing June 22, 1884 leaving Amos airec i Shee Bier Ko, 3. 74; Peck plip, aH Cove ai se New Ro- Second avenn® Tenth reel, GPA PRPRIRE— THE PAVORITR STEAMER OCKAN pier foot of Robiusop stecet, this (Saiur~ 4 o'clock: ales, by nf Morning, at S ip (9 (he Jersey shore, ighinnds Ocean neh, Port Washington gar Bank. Re= fo Red Bank at My P. Sunday, and @ an tmvigeraiang: sail across the lorions bath im Mon y, affording Bay; an 9 Opportaaky for the enjoyment of a the surf, ov in (he more quiet river. Vigorous Sppette is your attendant Sous MORNING BOA 1/0 BSEWsURG. ead ing tl at zenvere Hastings, Dobe’ F Vor; *, Caldwel ont. wen ges) Gore ‘al—The new sieamer MET. tay Perry, will leave New York from pier foot Gah areet, every Sunday torning. at 7 o'clork; pice foot of leave Newburg at 2P. M.. landing at Amos street each way» GPyPAy XDAY MORNING ROAT FOR MAVERGTRAW ANID a Ye tastings, Tarrpcwn, and Sing Sine she ar one Seamer od f. Rak ay ‘ 'y street, “tas we Pic at hope oi ‘ke lars fq wire of 1. Lewis Jr, ne West ch any,” For sirect. third s.rect Sand doe aa and bj, o'clock. Fi Sigh CoP Se Wace HAWKEN GROVE, ees Pr, Wrmsmnar Rees au . " n, will a (faring. ewer eet . ian, weil Teave “Rages. 10, . et ‘ureet, CTeaneen ty oF it on a sree, ° Moveioek: D0 ohocey et Fe ing foot of “optnecm rirget 9 o'clock, eee, Go'clock; hreving W obawken ‘clock, 6'4 o'clock. MATRIMONIAL. en nnn nnn men ORNTLEMAN AGED 9 YEARS, WISiTkS TO FORM an acquaintonce with @ lady of character and dis - don, with a view to macrimony. She must be me fortune ome fe ‘The navertiver We posseased of bivsinn qualiientions aud some forvune, The above will be aerterly be sired. Pies: comtiten' ia ee me where an ‘siitress HS Pastors Lox Ist Herald ofice, Tiree bi 1 a eh tron tHe 1 Ire sauteed ny perm aR Oe oe pdice toss low may be hal. their character by Abelr ba with Fetaen Rone Se ‘eal Fost ofhige, New ¥