The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAI, AUGUST 25, 1858. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpar, Aug. 24—6 P. M. ‘tbe stock market closed yesterday with a down- ward tendency. A’! the leading railroad stocks were freely Offered at the close at lower prices. The slight improvement realized on Friday could not be @ustained. It brought out s0 much stock and so Many cellers that the market gave way, aad closed heavy. Noone at all acquainted with the position of most of the stocks in the street can for a moment believe in any’ permanent rise. It 1s utterly out of the qaestioa. The season and everything else is against such amovement. There are no outside buyers; the brokers have the game all to themselves, and the dears have all the chances in their favor. The next news from Europe is likely to be favorable for the street interest. With a tight money mar ket in London, we cannot expect a different state of things on this side. With consols falling off at the rate of a half to three-quarters per cent a week, it would be folly to expect an improvment in Our market. Our last advices from London reported money worth five per cent on the Stock Exchange. ‘There is more probability of this increasing than @ecreasing, from the activity of speculation. Our own banks dare not, in the face of a growing strin- gency in fimancial affairs abroad, keep ap their present Hine of discounts. This alone, independent of local caases, would bring about a contraction. We are anxiously looking for the next European steamer. The Niagara will be due at Halifax about Tuesday, with seven days later news. From the tone of the last London papers we should judge that her financial advices would be of a gloomy character. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction aale ‘of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, 26th instant, at 12} o'clock at the Merchants’ HL The exportation of specie from this port during the past week, was as follows:— ‘Su~wasts of Spacek FROM THE PoRT OF NEW York. Steamer. Asia, Taverpoot, gold bars...........201,973 87 do. Am. gold coin 262,290 62 km i California coin “Total for the week... Previously Total, 1856.0... 0.06. ssseeeeeeneneesees $22,490,619 10 At the date of the last report, the banks of this city + 268,560 1,148,560 Probable bank balance, Aug. 23, 1850......$11,660,112 At the same date last year the banks reported in band a specie reserve of $13,326,378, with a dis- count line of $100,004,604. The discount liae now is about eleven millions above that figure. It will be full another week before a California remittance will be due. The banks have another week’s expor- tation and payment into the Custom House to pro- vide for, before receiving supplies ‘rom California. ‘The city Comptroller is advertising for proposals for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars assess- ‘ment bonds, in gums of not less than one thousand dotlars. They will draw interest at the rate of six per cent, payable semi-annually, and will mature in five years. Proposals will be received until Satar- day next, the 30th instant, at 1 o'clock P.M. The anthracite coal trade is gradually improving. The Scauylkili Navigation brought down for the week ending om Thursday last, 28,825 tons, and for the season, 640,324 tons, against 651,039 tons to the same time (ast year. The Reading Railroad brought down, for the week ending on the same day, 45,345 tons, and for the current year to that day, 1,373,589 tons, against 1 528,521 tons to corresponding time ast year. By this exhibit, the supply of coal from the Schuylkill region is 160,147 toms behind the ton mage to the same time last year. From the Lehigh region we have a report of 4,004 tons of coal carried over the Lehigh Valley Railroad, for the week ending on the 16th inst.; and for the season, or rather from the opening of the road, about the lst of May, 82,742 tons. This road, with its pre sent limited equipments, is doing a very satisfactory basineas—much more than was done by the Read- dng the first year of its existence. Shipments of coal were, by canal, for the week ending with Sa- turday last, the 16th, 43,785 tons; and for the year, 664,143 tons, against 729,055 to same time last year. Adding the tonnage of the Lehigh Valley Road to that of the canal, we bave 746,143 tons as the ton- year, of 142,417 tons. A better supply of vessels during the past week has given considerable anima- tion to shipments. The retail trade remains with- out much change; bat there is evidently an im- proving demand, as yet, however, without any ad- ance in prices. The season is now far advanced, leaving hardly time enongh to make up the deficien- cy in the production, with no provision for an in- Creasing consumption. The gross transportation earnings of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company for the month of July, 1866, and same month last year, were 28 fo'lowe :— A geatemaa, well acquainted with the subject of railroading, has visited Wisconsin for the purpose of exemining the La Crome and Milwaukie road. ‘Ge furnishes as with the following facts from hie Own observation, in relation to it:— La Onomee ap Mirwarkre Ratroan, ‘This road is the great and natural through roate from the Upper Mississippt, St. Paul and Minnesota to Lake Michigas, aod thence to the East. As & main Past and ‘Wert jae ite advantages are not surpassed by any road to the Went, not even by the Galena and Chicago lst. ft forms one 0 the links in the shortest and the mort direct bine of railroad from the New Englend States, the city of New York and seaboard to the Upper Miseresippi and the vast northwestern region, includiog Minneso-a A rond, commencing at Granabaven, opporite Mil waukie, is Sow of construction, and wi compictad at an earty @ay through the Stute of Mic conpecting with the Great Western, through Canada, York Central through York. Toese form af almost stral line from & '* Crosse and Ft. ad the Prorteat a A com hi 5 to build some clase boats, © be constructed in compartmats, to run from Wilwaukie to Urandi: The boats, owing to the tine fce io Lake Michigan, can run tea months in the y they perforin the trip in three hours and « half. ‘This trip on water iv no objection to the s itis a reat relief to pase a few hours on board of a comfortable after along journey tn the on: 94. The La Cross* ant Milwankie road (s the most hortherty fine that can be built throagh Wisconsin, There ts no good harbor north of Milwaukie, and the formation Of the country is yery much against a railroad. As a con jwence, all the business of northern Wiscon-in, which fs (mmense, will naterally fall into this ront, More than two thirds of the whole State lies north of thie road; the main tribataries bringing to it business are —Virst, Lake ‘Winnebago, on which there are fix steamboats an! the lower Fox river, with as many more runing to Green second, the ‘upper Fox river. a ‘The Fond du Lac Railroad, which enters it at Hor sicon, fifty-one miles from Milwaukie; the Horricon fod Werio railroad, running north to Stevens’ Point, and hence to Lake Superior, passing throagh a thickly settled ‘The Wolf river, which boats ascend 150 miles The river runs & Well settled qd fine wheat country tll furmigh immmonee amouwmt of lamber—et least (eo hundred millions of feet per annum. it already far that now exist, from ties RHR fe fea ie Ee ES i et by Ts it i : a i as itt a oH yaee iter ail | i folate rise i aloe uy sai i z i 2 HL = H i wee eee eens B196,575 At this rate the ‘road. would earn about $30,315 per month. or $471,780 for the year, Now, as the business is rapidly increasing. 1; would be a low estimate to ealculace bo $600,000 for the year. is estimate, = are sure, is below the mark, for the receipts duri: fall, ir Lani $75,000 a month, but wishing to wees. lus take the above estimate. compare this result with the Galena and Chicago a the most successful one in the United States. By dividing $500,000, the total amount recoived in the berg) wl, the of the road, sixty-one miles, we flad cre “yma gage of the road are, for py 2 ore ive the following table to show the gross receipts on each mile et sega and Chicago road, per annuin, since it was opened :-— po miles Gross = agra Year ending ; > 1650, May 1... 4 $in,cet es 127,685 eert i 177/928 81408 16 482,003 5,365 20 799,018 6146 21 1,506,710 7,648 17 2,315,787 9,960 22 the Galena, $3,406 per mule in the 16 per cent dividend; and the road was completed, and a rie fi i F ef 2 ant a < s Ese le at aE HE fe E amount Mebout one-half is haw a the luct interest on $820,000 of bonds, A ,000 of stock, yields a di ne i i ne ae ai by far the best invest- We will add in conctusion, that the company bought at an early day, and very che le be grounds in Milwaukie and alone the line, Fate equip. ment in care, locomotives, &c., 4 machine ; Railroad Company has just completed his report for the six months ending June 1, 1866 :— CLEVELAND axp Totmpo Ralrroan, Gross earnings for six months ending June 1 Operating expenses for same time....... Net earois Devuct interest, &c., paid Net inceme, over five per ceiit...,..++.+++ +++e$161, 652 The Treasurer's report, showing the income ac- count on the lst of June,and the finances of the company on the Ist of July, 1856, is as follows:— Balance cr. of income Dec. 1, 1855..$ A; pad " Gross earnings sx months, June 1, 1850..648, Exyentes New York ottice.... 6,500 00 Dividend in April, 1856.,...... Balance to credit of income account ., Guyanat Statevent, 90TH Jewr, 1 181,899 34 14,968 61 8 142,629 $1 $7,142,623 61 In concluding the financial statement, the Treasu- rer says:— ‘Showing cash on han i, and good securities for more than ‘the amount of floating debt During tho last year the north Saree am rene, Wee rae Sen ee eae ty upen Opposite si river, from deen finished, Si hesprhnal etme cease t ‘the business: been done uy) it, obliging us to use a py Lay yl ly causing delay. To make to havea bridge ecroas the, Ouyahogo river, oF: connec to havea across ‘er, Or connect with the Columbus roa, a {¢ and run in opon their track; t ble track for some distance, could line by allowing it to come into ive miles from Cleveland, and Graf ton, 25 miles from Cleveland to tune the game in common with the interest of the storkbolde: would be best promote! by such an was fully approved by the stockboiders pre. i F F | which bas been done, and te tween the two companics— Co. Jumbus road ne cures to them an annual rental ro perty apd may be considered a line of road, without ferry, from ppi river. and even beyond, by road to Counei! Iilni During the past season « large portion of the Wabash Valley road {oommecting wi with oor road at Tolege) bas deco Gnished, and the balance wil! be earl; the Le 9 connecting with the Great Western of Ii) Central and Terre Macte, Alton and St. Lovie railroad thas adding to our road the business of nearly one thon: sand miles (a smal! portion of which has every found its wey to 0s), aud to thone familiar with the country throngh which these reads run, it does not appear vision ary to say the Wabash Valley road, with its connections wil furnish business gufficient to pay good dividends spon either division of our road, which, with our present wortness—to ray nothing of the large annual increase whieh musi continue for years to come—will show earn ngs suidejent to satiety the most exacting stoc th sider The two roads beionging to this company were con merced apd proseented nearly to completion by rival in ests, apd Fo far need at the time of consolidation t was thooght vig 10 complete toem both, and Which for atime eppeared io baye been an unwise un- dertaking: vot the time has now arrived whea the bust neat will require the wee of both roads, which, by our arrangement with the Cleveland and Colnm bus roads makes ue a fondle track (rom Cleveland to Toledo, and will epable us to aprommorate the increasing business, without any furthor expenditure for purposes, as ¢ ehould soon be compelled to make without the two divisiona. A large Wusiners will be done upon our road wiih Pitteburg and Detroit, as s00n ax the road (rom fe troit to Toledo is open, which wil! be by the let Decem ber. In our arrangement with the Cleveland and Coun. bos ronda, we arrange with the boats raoning 1 conne tion wit t road, between Clevelaud and Bullalo, wo form a line with our road, enabling peerongers wking Cleveland bout to ‘reach Chicago several hours corlier than the Michigan Southern or Mich gan Central boats, which will add > our re cipte withoat any additional expense, The value of general merchandise imported into this district during the week ending and in:luding Fridsy, August 22, 1956, — to, + $2,497,996 Foreign dry goods 3,123,190 Tetal importation $5,660,586 The exports in the same time were as follows: — General merchandise + $926,974 Specie, , 899,000—$1, 709,074 Excess of imports over exporta......... vee, 8,941,012 The following isa comparative statement of the vnalne of exports from the commencement of the 1 year to Ang. 21;— 1046, 188. | Inereane brs 1o)386, 166 1,707,404 " " ° "ke erchants temo eat i113 6, 6,284,604 wan sage Uae ace rEk in monigs , — ‘4 Western Rit Ist morigage bents. 2,068,451 Yeed.e7t —" — gpg.oTe | *tamo Onc Ontarie, Simcoe & Huron RR. 6 per esa’ sterling Beef, ‘962,72 "868,240 =~ 84479 | ~ bond Pork. 1,957,166 1,832,806 = 124,380 Totals, ..816,603,072 16 1403.18 1,131,303, 388 Net increase to Aug. ane, $12,900,795 Stoek y 9600 Virninia 6's... 99% 400 she bilo 1000 Mo Mate 6'8..83 86%, 200 do. 6000 oy. G 83 914 50 Panama 9000 NY Cen 90 100 ‘600 NY Com 200 2000 N ¥ Cen 1451 aoe 7060 Il Cen 200 00 SOE bo ciacaed to the parcianen. Wert tagsies” aus en by J ‘ilar phd S'S Thursday, August 28.’ ALBKRT H- NIOOLAY, 6000 TH & 60 Mich Oen ‘and Banker, No. 4 Broad street. 209 ahs Benk ue AY wa shad, Rae BRAGG & Co. will be 7 Ie 150 Mich So&it aoes of Becta hose” brogena” Ss: 8 ie do, 0 fon and sen abt Westra tn pot will do well tq@attend. tad, oe oe—=—_—_—— 25 Obiol ifea: 60 do. 90 COTTON NOTIOR COAL, COAL, COAL. SAMUEL OOD & Co. ‘store 8 Nassau strect, Meee fe ee Og oo uate sggg Ho | rms tae dat, Goda). Rug 8, ile at Th othe 60 Del&Hlud Canalo 11050 do b3 100% | tween Fuiton and Catharine n., about 2,000 tons 300 Cum pees 6G 203% 100 do. 860 10955 Dirmaingas cool low to suit purchasers. The ue is abso ae sen can be made with Mateion & Powers or storare, “the 100 do. is well knowa in 3 cused it xed: 3 | GN ik led ts 160 do. We have esed the bituminous coal delivered tous by you, in + — a dina Dar will Ib owt. of sald coal "sad, we kine tnat, re cnn witht 13 0 ‘aud we > | Semen ° quake u on of bar with Id owe of cual: asd toe furpases ona : 2 Fun six beats with it aa easily as they can run Ave heats with 1818 do. theanthractte ‘cost. ‘The usual quanuty of authractie coal a 2: oot ork ‘used ia puddling here is one ten $ Cwt. porton of paddled bar, 3 by Bata duly 91558: too de. so” “30 ‘As qypeam generator, 1 have not bee bie’ to find way coat ae oxo Milw equal you: Farrandsvile, of which Tave sed in ty sea 450 do. 60: 20 Mil& flour mill upwards of 300 tons. It is a very free burning oval, 1100 do.. 60" 100 Hud Savontageat bts tauch isos ashen thea’ say opal there odo. Horciorore tsed; formerly T waa in the habit of cleaning out my dires at leaat once could whe Farrands OfTY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Fike cet Edo notclewate arte otene® than once ia 3 Boars SATURDAY, Aug. 23-6P.M, | [cen cociidently recommend your Farrandst! ‘any Acims—Small sales of pots were made at $6 81a $5 | Parsi ™ a ae Sn ee 8735. Pearls were at $7 75 tor American, and Canadian tha ‘tificates in my office. were held at $8 a $8 25. ‘The stock Aug. 15, 1866, was as “Beales ober ce lees HENRY F. FALLON, of the Farrandaville Coal follows, — Pots, Wits. Pearls, bois. | _Terzoa.canh, cliy fussde'h dapead will bo eoaulrod in pro First sort., 1 ’ “[e1 | portion to the amount of each parcel purchased. ——g my ACSTION ROUICE-TO, BARBERS ANP OTHERS — 2 | ‘Anguat2s, at 10 o'clock, at 76 Houston t ad soe — wild fgtures of stair Grossing, shaving’ 669 327 | loon, consist ing of arbors chars sod oo ca bg sesssececteece 686 | Ing carpets olislotha, qa a ad dO receipts ‘were light’ and hing tubs, with appara prices firmer, especially for common and medium Years fase of te prema ‘tle whola willbe sold lone ot grades. The sales were moderate, boing confined to Ate NOTICE. CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA pagel Cyd bbls. of all kinds, at about the follow- at uctioneer. Kinds WG" blue and common ware, 100 packages glass ware, a Se ships tea sets, c., in lots trom the shelves; sale positive for 630 a 650 a 690 a 635 Argieg, NOTICE —J. BOGART, AUCHONERR.— 620 8 745 BOGA rae str grey ao, cane 00 @ 716} ine conser of Oak and Pearl street, consist 720 O¢ 7 of sugars, teas, coffee, soap, les, liquors, asks, 6 20 @¢ | brandy, wine, ‘gin; also a walt lot or hibusebold Taralture; also one splendid white horse, cart and harness. 800 a 90 AiatION XO NOTICE—J. BOGART, | AUCTIONEER.~BY 10 50 9 10 75 RT. —Tursday, at 10% O'clock, at the auction Tae cal tofuew ad’ band ‘parlor, besroora sun iiiehea men! an causog increased trans. ipo facokture. embraced about bis., at rates given rat =e above Rye four and) corn meal ot... tiohabged AC aay Norice. raat BELL; AUCTIONEER, — The mari Prime to choice new white Sout learooms, Norah Wi street, will be sold two caus of erm and Western, was drmer, with sos at an ad. fine dry goods. Mand toring iso two va- vance over The sales embraced | luable a gros Se twomupe orto London patent ‘over fr ratches, three at Lito" ahem ie ao Dae, eid ip wah wore | Sul SMuh obs tel geanan cabana Steet fk peepee gopher white, $1.60 a $1 66 ; white Obio | thonat orvich jeweln jsllver and plated ware, cillery, ae. 1 68; red, $1 5@ Tuesday, a targe’sale of household furniture. UCTION NOTICE. SHOTED (AND SALOON FURNI- ture, fixtures, &e. OSGOOD & CO., ai AMUE! ution eers, store 61 Nassau — a lest this Say asian, Au gust 25, and following da; day at 103s A, order ST ihe hesignee, the Gatire furaiure: haturee, aeat ths Pty mouth House, formerly the City Hotel, corner ot Broadway and Howard sireet, compr! the furniture of one Bandgea and twelve bedrooms, all of which are well parlov furniture is nearly new, and has been made to order. T AUCTION.—NO. 392 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF Oak sect, on Monday, August 35, the the entire stock of groceries, liquors and fixtures, com| ‘teas, coffee, sugars, molasses, spices, counters, platform cy refrigerator, oll and molasses cans, counter scales, gas fixtures, household furniture, &c. Also, a horse, eart, harness, saddle, &c ROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA. +; WALDRON, Auctioneer. HENRY G. EVANS Liberty street, wril sell om Tuesday, August, 25, at 10 Schock, tn is from Corras.—The market was quiet. Smal! sales of Rio were made at 11}<c.; and 00 do. of Laguayra at 11% Corrox.—The sales were coafined to about 400 a 500 bales, at steady prices. We quote upland middlings at about 1150. Coai.—Salos of 125 tons Hause canal, wore made at $11, and 125 do, etmerien 28 2 at $9, Precis. —Rates were stead: eee a she! oat the trad large aanor‘n tof white 5 moderate. "About 20000 « £0,006 bushels wheat w te i fat bine ean conan rar a jane ware, French iscora. ve c en a Py py te Liverpool, 24, and oe aod forts’ de" Kiso ihe mock of a Fotalises wile hich the 3,000, bbls. dour, at 1s. 6d ye 600 ceroons of tobacco, at 2s. 6d. For London bbls, flour were engaged at 2 t., and wheat py taken at Td. a73¢d.: sad for Bremen, 300 bales of cotton, at Sc. and 100 tons measurement good, at 17s. 6d.; to Havre, grain was engaged at lbc., while flour was bbc. Gury Cron.—100 bales were sold, to arrive, at 18¢. Har.--The sales embraced about 20,000 balcs, at 60c. a bbe. ‘Kupxs.—-The market was firm, and the week closed = sale wri commence. Goods repacked in the best manaer, for shippt DWARD SCHENCK, SCHENCK & OO, will sell at + St Lo'clock, at their sal rel horse, 15 bands bi and AUCTIONBER,.— ROWARD at auction, on T 2th Remers, sear Cour Jat of June, This city now holds the chief stock, neighbor. cercisipg horses ing cities having bare su The action of the x ; Beard of Health the landing of all hides f meaching Was emported See COLE, Auctioneers. SEDER, | AUCTIONEER —AUCTION.—WiLL | BE +, £014. a Public auction, on Wednesday. August 21, on the Ca boneehens have been 46,100 bides from f als, roostote hee we been oe Jy 4 Tat ik? salted "io. Giese, per? Poa tee 5 Sam Ran Juan, per Ving ies Vere Cru, pet Neuphar dire. a Putnam, ae MT aio sae Beeston tees Wat Thelema Buenos Ayres, 000 bikes. “ Montevideo, 12,000 * (6,000 sold) Pauline, |" Porto Cabello, 3.000 HORTON, AUCTIONEER—#ALRSROOM, 13 sneha eee Bice ane rae ceregter groan tine | AS, et Gary baaza te Wen Wakioe ear, ae nenoe res, urniture cor yar aor: Nie ent > ary Urinocoy $s dey Porto Onbetlo S Pioy ‘dry | ton place, " ~ Maracaibo, dy a in. 190 dry Mexican, and Matamoros), 3,100 dry 5 ad Fort ain 1,00 ARDWARE, SEGARS, ac., AT AUCTION, ON TURS- dry West India, re . 9,90 salted Buenos Ayres day (to morrow), at 104s o'clock, at 57 Dey aireet, corner now.—The market for Scotch was steady, with gales | of Cireeuwich.—Hoes, rakes, axes, hammers, ” cnioels, “wn, Of 50 a 100 tons, at $52 s $32 months, kulves, carvers, ), tems, candles, pepper, miastard, brat Hors ~The Te. @ 100. for choice | dy, wines, segar collars, ‘worl desks, ac Wenern aut Raster. INGTON A. "CARTER, Anctionsor. aales embraced 160 bales common at p.t.,and $0 do, within the range of 7c. « 100, J MES COLE, AUCTIONEER —ASSIGNER'S SALE OF per ib. oe furniture. —J AMES A BON, auctionser, will sell Leaver. —— ggg was sotive ryt past week r Monday, at L2o'clock, at No. 35 ey place, and prices The receipts do not keep up with | lia: w streets, Brooklyn, # general aasoriment the demand. knees ots oth) Sthotdrurmare, bed bedding te the leather market. weights were scarce 7 MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS DAY, good domand. White oak wes orm. 5 tne doing of 2,000 bbis., ee. - pT 3 at iTS io Cay WY general assort- cluding common, at §6c., and lump at $1 40 ved: sures, china, iguavware and vasious oat oobdn ale aren aes 500 bbis. spirite were made at | pt. Rosin wae at $1 60, crude at $3 6, and tar at $2 ‘—Lineeet continued in active demand; sales of 10,060 & 16,000 gallons En; lish were made at $1 05a $1 07 HERIPF'S SALE. —A. M gemreyas, AporrOnys ‘wil sell on This day, 25th tm 10% 'o” balance of stock Dts A, ‘ceca py oti per gallon, im his. and Crude whale was qeite F' ondon dork. Felghette, firm, and eld at fail and aliorry wines, claret. Jamatea and Sauta Cras ram, ke. Provimons.—Pork—The market was heavy, and sales | together wus ergo Tae sugars, soap, confined to 200 o 260 bbis.,in tots, including mess, at $19 25 | P'S es, sweet oll, de MaRS C. WILLET, Sheritt a $19 01'\, and $17 ST a 8 for prime. was in fair rthind ome with stiles of 300 a 400 bbls, at $64 87 for country prime, and $8 a $935 for mess do., and $8 60 a 811 for repacked Western mess, Cut meats wore stea Bie Sc. tor shoulders, and 9X for hams. ir rm, with sales Of 200 terces and bbls. at 13)(c. a c., aid 159;¢. was refused for a lot of prime, de Hotter was rteady at 160 a 190. for Viv state, Cheese was at 80. a 100. The maraet wee ) gate active, with sales of (a STATIONERY, ds-—J. J, WALDRON, AUCTIONRER. NS, No. 6 Liberty street, will sell on mat 38. at 10 o'clock precisely, for secount of the underwriteis, «large stock of stationery, slightly damaged hy re HIS. VEITCH, AUCTION street. —Morigs gn Nouday August c@ strect, consiating French bedsteads, coameiied sai and 17 es No. of suits of rosewood furniinre, marble top bu: elames, and chaira, marble | tabi fee ocluded in } anata stand ov ia beds and’ hair. ms mat oe pul =, lows, velvet, tapesiry aud in, oe ac i - CRONE AF for Mortage. ’ & MELLOR, AUCTIONRER.—TURSDAY, AUG 09 # 300 bis. were made, 2B, at 1034 o'cloek, at salesroom 13 a 0 lots, at in Then broeatel, tage enamelied ¢ wer auits: richly’ hogany, Walnut aud owk chamber forniture, in great v rated rowe wood. 1 war strobe cases, etegerea, irda, music sta reps ‘and fancy laine Ker, sofa bedsteas, p hair mattresses, easy h and plain rockers; prio chairs in great variety, with @ large asrortment of plain fue Aisii(NG—PXTRA.—CAPT, RICHARD YATES WIL, ake an excursion to the Cholera Banks, with steaner | niture, second hand carpets, looking glames, €c.; also 109 HUNTRESA. Capt. Morrell, on Tusaday, 29h August tear, | oll paintings, In rich gilt frames: 3° Preach plate pier and kaon strent at SA. M., Peck slip ai pring street at mir rore, French china va O'clock, Tickets the @xeursion, $1 ups, cut glase ware. binck p Of the trade ans ot ck Ct fing tackie and jw Lk iasned on morn. ipping On the furnished on board m Thurvlay, August f the woather, will next Tuesday ing of sale. prem.ses MELLON, A TION RER.—PLANOFORTES, Y 1 FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND COTILLON BX uifting top Frsyery cost $275, made by A pas att company ( egtereee Gnard Kio} Was pos’ ont, a fe. ton att clock, oned last Wednesday, the Mh of Avgust, will take piace on 5 Pork —~, on Therd fire wesday, the 3th of Argus ah leave Hi = forte made Sy bey eeetoas Mex Fork a 1 son strest ot 6 o'clock; Grand Mamanbarg. 8: 636; | EipOivcen im use one Year: one’ made by" Wilke A fon, fally warranted, Nunns, Nitehkia. Fishers and othe: Grand sireet, New York, at 7; Bridge atre Amos sireet, New York, at 8; Spring stre Fiver, at 8; foot of Forty third street, al mi vets $i, to | Celebrated makers. Also, about thiriy piano stools, corars enter t he whole for positive sale, to pay advance . acti gentiemnan nod Indy. Pinte B Capt | ae. te whee, fe kone al A ¥ advances. Algo HE STEAMER ROBERT 1. STEVENS, CAPTAIN TLLIAM N. LEWIS, AUCTIONRER.—HOW: ‘Anderton makes, re ular Arie to the Fishin WwW lots for sate at public auc ion. Willan Lowe Ae day, except Sur if Amos sireet at he premiaes, opporite the railtord | Spring street » 8, Broome street, p cS pot, Cemeal 3 Poe, on Ty August 26, 1856, 9 forts river, Vo'tlock. Fare for tbe excursion, ™. hotise, with ante d cellan, well wal tentials lita finished by days’ work ye hove is BN GROY BARD OUT TAT Cena ig LY feet fromt 4 deep, and contains 7 roome, besides ‘ie ve cveamner MERCT Meter | seller a The jot is % by 150, and there Is a gool : = vec every day this week from Rovnson 4 ree tern and . Also an elegantly built * Tyla a house, modern cuchiog nt Springgetreet Amos street, Tw leven rooms, a ‘eth street Fr rty third street; leaving Robinson street at 9, 11, 2and elev Kitchen, cellar, and seven closets, all well and sudstanti 40 lek: Keaving Guitenberg at 10, 12, Saad 6o'clock’ Fare | built and Gnistied by dayy work Soh f0 76 fost fron ny cor ts 1m) feet food cistern, well, and sui res Om tne rene of the lot oat batiding. 1 noed as at sop are, with ® cellar wi roperiy. witi OCULISTS AND AURIOTS. Beet oq be sold ether together of separately, to anit pnrchavers - Wii. W LRWis & SON Anehoneors. HIGGINS, AUCTIONRER-STORE NO. W"s rig avenue—will sell, this day, (Monday) i 1) ck FAONSULTATIONS ON ALL DISEASES OF TRE RYF } and ear, as heretofore, from 0 to o'clock, daily, at No. y. Private instruction, the lt of twenty years’ wa Broa given to medical practi on the operation’ 198° Twenty frststreet, near Righh arenve, © (, Ps ‘and practical treatment of these delicate ¥ ne. My Treatise iment of household furniture, vir fas, loun on the Rye canbe procured at the office Superiog arti: | grace, bedding, black wainut and cherry tables, mir 1 eyes, whieh move and Jook exactly wee the najural eye. Mrs sete and ingrain carp Ockery, Ac, &e. Als JAMES W. POWELL, M. D., Oowlst, Aurigt, ae. horse amd sy ing cart, i be : a iF i ik air and space, just out of Washi BLEEOKER STREET, earr tor Broad ml with or without 53: frat “owe, with ‘Meh bedrouma” autached + front sa oot on scoond floor, with bedroom and pantry; also two Tooms WALKER STRERY, FIVE West ta o4 Daan eaiaen cal ot a prradpoartng emer and 57 AST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, THIBD DOOR board, ina Gre sass House, pleasanliy aod Contraly lobatog, being the M: age aie gentlemen can also be acco: desirable rooms oF pr changed. REC! ay pee 58 “eaiperlors on the hrwt and second Hors of 64. AMIT STREET, NEAR BROADWAY—A BACK Rarlor on frst Hoor, splendidly furnished, wil be let to entlemen, ingle rooms on third foor, handsomely {Uralshed ' The house hes all the mo mprovements, Location desirable. Apply as above, MACDOUGAL STREFT, THREE DOORS ABOVE American famiy have two rail i lot either with or without par! ot eid and shower bela ater FOURTEENTH STRERT, CORNER OF the country will ful loca ea pe. Sates of rooms for families; also for single geutiomen. Dinner o Private tables denied. Reference requirea. GQ TUED AVENUE-MRS. ODELI CAN ACCOMO- date a fow young men with board. Terms, from u + week ; gas, and "hot and cold bathe, Care pass ihe tho tind Hose aisor large double ang single resets for also, na osu furnished house gentlemen, all above, first weat of Broadway. da aiahanhanieg PRINCE PIR RNT. LARGE AIRE 9 ROO: WELL 107 (aca mite Racsipraant aeerne o ‘above fotss contaisa gas and bash. None but it arate ‘need apply; 115} 1 ol Foi gt A FEW bia gf bg Bs, or ontleman and wife 122 WAVERLEY PLACE—ONE LARGE ROOM, ON second floor. with two bedrooms et ith board, in sults or separate, for a/gentleman and’ wife or ingle gentiemen. House private, and ‘al the modera im: provements. 1 EIGHTH apart, OPPOSITE THE MEROANTILE me nsie ‘of rooms, on second of two attached, gas, bath, c. , TOOmS ON gentleme! with or without board. third ina oor, and single rooms 14 NINTH Furnlabeds room, I DOOR EAST OF BROAD- & way.—Furnishe: suite or se] iy, gentlemen, with bi Tquired. Fire pg A ‘with all the modern oe aie NTH STREET, A SHORT BLOCK FROM TE 1, 1 Broadway.—A well furnished and very. 7, Pleasant sult (on second floor; also, rooms suitable for single gen. emen. ‘ious firet class, with all the modern con' Dinner at 6 o'clock. 165 CHAMBERS STRRET—GENTLEMEN CAN BE fsccommodated with board and neatly fui ulahed rooms; location convenient to Broadway; house furnished with modern improvements. Terms moderate, 17 23 FAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—FAMILIES or single gentlemen, to secure handsome, well for the ‘winter, can ranted at moderate terms, ina privale tamliy. 1 HUDSON STREET.—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, ON second floor, to let, with board, to & gentleman and , oF two single gentlemen. References €3 ed. 183 oe AT THIRTEENTH STREET.—AN ENGLISH can accommodate afew gentlemen with baud- ae fe, with or without board. House first ‘er baths, free; gas, &c. cold and show: 3 94 WASHINGTON STREET-BOARD AXD LODG- down town; board, with from $4 $0; ourd, wichout logging. $9; lodging, from 81 Sto 92 25 per 265, oe and gna angie WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—A SMALL rivate family having rooms, will take afew > jere at the above named desirable locaton; convenient to cars and siages. hanged. PARTY OF GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with a suite of iarge and elegantly furnished apartmenta, With or without private meals, in the immediate vicinity of Broadwa and Eighth’streets. The family is private, $04 will kp 20. Hone but tase who are.will- 0 for the best accommodations 1 tod. J. Union square Post office. Reference required, vo LADY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THREE OR FOUR motherless children to board and educate with her own. For turther — Mrs. M., Metropolitan Post of- ROWER, Fag HOUSTON STREET.—THR jouse. gentlemen ean obtain le roome for $2 per week. These rooms are fice, 13 Astor p! SMALL Liege | OF FIVE PERSONS, HAVING more room than they want. would like to take two or ree mechanics to board. Fur fy — Particulars, call at 16F West Broadway, in the store N INVALID GENTLEMAN, FROM CUBA, WISHES board and lodging in'n privaie family, somewhy re near Canal street. He Fequires bath in hia Foom twice 6 week. Tageo thas have ® quiet, Ne, and genteel home may address C. W. B., No. 1'French’s Hotel, FEW CENT AES CAR: = a with ‘asant rooms, wery, door Stanton street. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR 4 bedrooms attached, to let, with all ina private modern improvements. Also a single roem. ny at 4 Prince street, « few doors west of Broadway. 7? 2 TNO. 9SPRING STREET, A FEW DOORS PROM Tite wery— goativanen can be eovemmeausea Gai pee vce oat please Hy fends Ray ein dee wad = ea a and’ real comfort; ‘ind bath on the same floor. Apply at No. 7 East st, near Fourth avenue, Bean PRIVATE Pau, | RaSTRURG wo ao 15 West Twenty sixth Sree eee door from Bi would let to three or four nine eenitemen, or frontiomas and wife, desirabie room, with OARD FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN MAY f- cure, for the winter, pleasant rooma, newly fur- 3d, and pd table, with ail the comforts of home, at opposite Astor place, rooms have gus, graice, tai "ae. "uiRece enckangha. 2OA) D—SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, WITHL bagety for two “a, = ar = * marriat em private fami \ rhished fuse, "within! ome block of U1 tion oyanne. “paths, be ae. a the house. fpply at ‘at dt Irving place, between Rast Filtecaih and teenth atreet aT BOARD, IX WEST WASUINGTON PLACR—A GEN inn urna outed roma, =a ard, BY 8 at No. 44 Went Washington place. ” voting 1 BOARD DOWN TOWN.~TWO OR THRER GENTLE. men can be actommotaied = full or partial board, at Robinson street, uear College place. OARD IN yap —A GunTiauan AND His lemen, be accommodated wife, also a few single gent ood board, by y appl ot at $8 Shake street corner of Gar. minutes’ walk from South and Wall street ferries, ‘yn. OAKD IN Souse, Le yyy ty a for two or three ‘married 6 i vate. taraily, restau couple, in a priv iy, and elegantly APO within three minutos’ he tomth ferry. Apply at 96 Congress street, between snd Henry streets, ORD WANTED.—TWO GENTLEMEN, WITH THEIR wives, wish Wo engage the second floor of @ first class houce, it & good location, up town. with full bourd, where there are no other boarders; « liberal price will be paid f estruble aecommodauons. "Address tre 940 Fost ol OARD WANTED—DY A LADY AND GENTL } ina pleasant family (widow preferred) where there are boaruers; w room and adjoining bedroom on second story, , ¥ pomsible, with full board for lady; bath and gas roqui responsible party may be found, if suied, M., Union square Post office. Board paid im acvanee, tf Hf preferred EE ‘OARD WANTRD—HY A SINGLE GRNTLEMAN, IN A rivate family, where there are no other boarders, west Broadway, and not above Prince street, with break {past?. House must have bath, ant ‘a Sy rate Pi address Charles, Herald officer, stating artien| oe Bowe WANTED—POR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, board for the lady only, either in this city or Brooklyn. aaron, tating terms and location, for threo days, W. M.. box we oftice, Beye, WANTED, BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN be vicinity of Union eanace, (west side proferrel.) "Ad Ww ‘Lor 180 Post Office, og termes. O\RDING —A PEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH roard, for families or A> lemen, can be obtained pt J Tenth street, house mew, and location very pleasant and i able. JARDING—74 WEST TWENTE THIRD STRERT— Two or three gentiemen ond their families can obtain very desirable rooms, with full or partial board, or may ew gave rooms for the full and Winter. Also, a few single gen Hlemen may be accommodated with pleasaal rooms. ast ni 7, and tea at irene QOARDING HOUSE, REAL, BSTATR AND LAND. lords’ and tenants ry, 510 Broadway, opposite the St Nicholna Hotel —Thie jee is most favorably sitaa‘ed for obtaining boarders, transacting all business connected ‘qth house agency’ ‘Houses and rooms registered wiles charge. Advertising attended to, thas saving much time and trouble to persous residing up town. HATTON & URNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN.—GONT men in want of {A vl ee od or furnished of rooms can beaccommodated ina first class house, sit: on Finth avenue, near Ninth street, where everything revues nd convenience of @ e can be obtained apa at nh +“ Fifth avenue, Also a basement, suitable for ysician. Front FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BREAK fast, in a small private family, ean be had at 96 Ninth street —————————— Ko LODGINGS, —GENTLEMEN WILL DO WELL ‘emember that they ean obtain: furnished rooma tithe ‘Globe Hotel, corner of Frankfort and_ William streets, * 2% cents per night, or 6160 per week. No other charges roept at thelr option pa CL. a arnt F YOU WISH GENTERL BOARD oe BOARDING OR private families, ey oF country sp the Boarders’ mare Gestubeusiys AN a Lane ould cnlare es apply to 0. H AMITH & HO nance yNE ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, ‘ON Tae SRCOND ( floor, from! of house No. 9 Amity street, to ” wat ot eset presser as TO LET WITH BOARD, FO let Sd their waved ot single gentlemen, ; 560 Greenwich sree hasbeen 8 KET, NEAB FOURTH STRERT. ies ais una ona OTe oF uatemmiahed, for & or to sing! with partial board. ‘ANTBD BROOME, WELL FURNISHED, WITH FULL vakes, for © pentomany hi wife; wo cildree sad are taken, for a ger . furees At Address box $82 Post office, W TANTED—AN UNFUR WIERD, ROOM, WITH BOARD, for & geutleman and his wife. Location do’ ferred, Tertas to be moderate. *Pioase address Do. 1 Oedar street, before 12 M. _...__ _MORSHS, CARRIAGES, 40, Berra BAY. HORSE F rOR OR SALE—16% HANDS right bay, long (il, 6 years old, a ve and ce driver; warranicd feotly free from or any tricks. erteouy sou Hitt’, 102 Urosby streak. B® SALR—A BAY HORSE, 15} ANOS beren years old, for, utvle le and action eannot be . 10a. 5 years old, 15 bands a tia ml ny orgs, Yrurranted pound thea Wied, Soa gentle i all harness” Apply’ at 201 Bonds aireet, from 10 to FM SALE~—A taped bye HORSE, 6 YRARS OL F% hands high; sound and kind in huh sons cians without ty ing. tor want of Appl: om Went sireote ase, ppl A COOPER, —. SPLaNteD PAIR OF BORans, BAY ray, 7 ease old, V5 hands 3 inches high; warranted rund end ech tts tara or alexa ue . stable, College place, rear of ‘of tie Mansion Hows q _" OR SALE AT RAHWAY, NRW JERSEY, A PATE of carriage horses, 16 bands. hi tails, ‘and a rivers; perfectly sound and Kind, seed years olf, dark bays. ‘To be seen at DE GRAW’S Mansion House F°,,. SALE—IMPORTANT re, oie eee AND re—A sorrel mare, (eight ms A a celebrated fa fast sire,) ny ds hands high, Sent an MocaFeR ay & Walters, Ss kena Apply te OR GALEA BAY MARE, SIX YEARS OLD, hands warranted #0 4 kind and to without tying fa to's very stylish ‘and fast. travellee’ ¢. good doctor's or family horse, price filo. & good cart horse for sale. Casi be seen at 100 Norfolk ath ect. ity es, BROWN MARK, SIX JBAn OLD, 104 for fam! nr 08 pad neti 5 warranted sound and kind im every particular, aud light bupas, neart new. To erent SULT livery” ails eats 2 street, from tw 6 o'clock, for three days. ORE, B poomawgy ain Pog rive po pee La ef great sound and HXSICIAN’'S GIG FOR SALE—SECOND WAND, BUT bung low and rides very easy; will be sold aheap: -Appiy'at the Livery stable, 168 Bul ORREL lpg | Fede BAY ARE PONY FOR SALE. —The horee is 15 hands high, Pe peer 1344. Both are free and styishe eon wad fast, "May be toon by caillag ai BRLMONT'S sta sien. 10d Crosby INSTRUCTION. tre eestor forges pling from a every hand, and business style. et tauget by en socomptaned practical boo! bookkeeper. $0 ere. eral ang ow mer 4 er and i a Fal ay Poe Bae sas Pa for cikasee or tirictly private’ tem reese Bosmeine, were AND THE OTHER mB. eentials to success in eee Fa TS tie extasign of We odors st and ticle lotan ase the entire excl: of the modern six and twelve CORKERPING, “ARITHMETIC, WRITING, BTC. WJ. RENVILI, his eg fegask’ ronsna Ni 362, Browitray, ‘The porahh my 0. 4 pik Saparied. thorongh, and find readily available in prac- tice. Open day and evening. \OTTAGE _— ACADEMY, BOARDING AND ee school, at Port Richmond, Staten Island, will on aE the rey ‘Terms moderate. part. culars pps so to the occa THEO. A. THOMPSON, near the park, ree Ae ND poco of 8 DAY SCHOOL. 181 MAC. place, dreicted by the Peng ey Mess ‘Lespinaese and Seite im commercial stadies. Modera tam. eye iteechotl's without extra charges. Freach is gyMossium is attached, No. 48 Bast Twents street, gpar Madison park gemmereid and catneal nnd day school, under the Poe ts Hie Chnstlen, Paris, Fe-opea on the RENCH LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN A SHORT TIMER, BY the new method of Monsicur and Madame DUBOS, “The morning and evening classes will b ou Monday next, at No. 1} Clinton place, rst private house from Broad- way. Toate 1 FRANCAISE DE JEU NES DEMOISELLES, Uihtviatgeestablonment, neatly fit ters, parents and g call. Nothing : POLYTECHNIC OOLLEGE OF THE STATE or Usp tad Lepieature (65a ian of jure 1853, an ed bY generis 1 promesienst vention icv engicering, practea wetical shows: neering. The omine inte year will fF 9h A Balin else PRED LK RSGOT, ao Faculty, Polytechnic Coliege, Philade! MISSES ROHR Ri IN (THE MISES Ro ESPROTPULLY INFORM THEIR will be on Sept. 1S, Circulars can be, ob- at the bookstores of M. App! ‘ ass Lock ware? ey ye 6 oo. No. Mey ack Uae a LF I BRITISH si NonTa Me ny Panel oat Nikon” Ht Families and Immediate attention will be paid to Spee WATCHES, eee ae, roy fy ne ay pa rn YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.—ON AND AP ter Thursday, August 7, 1358, #1 Mil further ad trains will, leave pier foot of Duane street, aa fol- Leftalo BE; até A.M. for Ruffalo. Dunkirk Express, at 6 A. M., for Dunkirk. ent, aS 45. . for Dunkirk and Buffalo and interme- ne. Parseny y this tro’ will cemain over might et proved he net morning. eaco Rxpress oa irk. tam Grom Su of embers for Newburg and Midd'etown, for Newb Me nd intermediate sation ne ‘3 Nicht Kap at ! P.M. for Dunkirk and Bafa. Raigrest até , for Dunkirk and Buffalo, and interme- dia Tb e iraina run daity, Sundays excented. ress wweine conmoel ot Fimira with the Eimira, Ca- od Niagara Falls ral, Wd Falls, a Binchartom vith the on railroad vias Woy Passenger, ¢ Corning with Thuttatoy ¢ Corping Faliroad, lige Rochester, at Groat Mohd with ini fad Western railroad, for Scranton; at lirk with the Lake Shore Failroad, for ON fu nail, Toledo, Detroit, Chicaco, &e. \McCALLUM, General Sup’ street a Og A.M Land ¢P. i. mnie i, ta New York, twenty-five ce be given, No haif price fo: i rp ich aretare oket \_J. DODGR, Agent. N's. YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.—ON AND aller Monday, August 25, 1856, the passenger traine of the ew York and Harlem Railroad Company will run on their Jenular time, with the exeeption of the 5.40 A. M. and 3.30 roM 4s train ant which will resum their reguiar iven, intendent. w days, of which due notlen wilt by WM. J. CAMPBELL, 8 trips in RS Ss" ATOGA, MONTRI, dappron SPRINGS AND New Yons axp Hikuen Rattaoan, Fare redv@ed—To Albany, $1 90; Reratoga, $2 62. Two dajly express trains. 5.40 A. M., express leaves corner of White and Contre strects connecting at Albany at 1115.4. M. with the Ventral Railroad for the West, and with the Albany and Northern Railroad nt 11 A. M. for Saratoga, where passeagers arrive at 12450. M.. and thence to Montreal, and at Chatham Four Corners with the Western Ralitond for Lebanon Springs, wacre passengers arrive at 80 P.M. mail train, stopping at all stations, tn lame for the Central Ratirond sonny 8.20 P. M., express for Albay connecting with Railroad exprens train for the Wes: wih the Comtrad CHP M, and with te Saretoge train wt iA M., the ni ornin, e above trains comnert at Faille wi nas Wee, at a alle with stages for weTOR NING 6.90 A. M., express train from Albany for New York, with out change of cars, on the arrival of t pres gut change of ear arrival of the&.1S express train per 9.15 A. M., mail train, stopping at all stations, 430.7. M. express train, leaving. Albeny on (he artival of the 4.90 P.M. exprene train of the Central Ratiroad ant the Es of the Albany and Noribera Railroad train from r Soagere checked throngh AUGUST 4, 18), W. J. CAMPBRI., Superintendent,