The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1857, Page 2

Whe Weather Last Week. ‘The following is the result of three daily observations in New York city of the range and mean height of the baro- meter and thermometer, the temperature of evaporation, the force of aqueous vapor and dry air, the relative mois- ture and dryness of the atmosphere, the proportions of clouds and clear sky, the course, character, velocity and movement of the wind, and the quantity of rain, during the wock ending Wednesday, June 21, 1857, at 7 A. M.:— 231" Bl)” Baenes | Bees | beers BES BL a [oy sed sana 724 | "y sod woyyu uty 2A light B |breeze]12)N E] breeze! trea ot 2]N Elbreeze|i2] E |breeze| gentle] gentle| 4] & |oreeze} al S [braeze| : “tresh 4] 8 |breezeli2] 8 Jbreeze|12| 232] fres! Jight 218 Wlbreezeli2] 8 |breeze] 2] 218].088, fresh high 2] 8 jbreeze|12) W | wind 35) 349) 379 strony en le NW) wind 25] NW Sreeze 4 tle| %....|NWibreeze| 4! ‘The force of aqueous vaper and dry air, the relative moisture and dryness of the atmosphere, are calculated from the thermometrical and psychrometrical observa- ons. ‘The proportions of clouds and clear sky are determined a the British Association scale, rangiog from 0 (entirely clear) to 10 (entirely clouded), the intervening figures forming fractional numerators of 10. ‘The pressure of the wind at the velocitice given above Je estimated by Rouse to be— ‘Very See Deena Se eno = toaquare inch. Gentle breeze 4 Fresh breve 12 “ 360 « Brongwingd 25 8.000 igh wind rT ee Yo" ed 6 “« & 10000 « gale * « 12.716 bed i ‘an approximation based on the recorded velocity. REMARKE. Wapeespar—Morning fully clouded with nimbus ; showery and chill, light breeze: afternoon showery and chill, fresh breeze, dvizzling rain at 6 P. M.; night faliy Clouded with olmibut, drizzling rain, ligh desing sain wich fell all night ceased M, lignt ; afternoon at clouded Sab ye aa | ani chill, fresh breeze, drizzling rain at 6 P. M.; night Fath ctonaea with eieber rain poe breeze. Famat—Morning fully Pally oreacd So ‘with nimbas; contina ous rain from Thoraday night, gentle breeze; "afternoon eee Ss eet oe ceased at 2P. M.; gentle Dreeze; night fully clouded with cirro-stratus, damp, gen de breeze. Sarvapsy—Morning clouded, rising fog, very close, gentle breeze, boon: slignt cirrus oa clear sky, very warm, freeh erh breeze; pight fully clouded with cirro siretus, damp, fresh breese. Sunpay—Morning fully Cory rfS very close, light breeze; afternoon overcast with cirro-stratus, warm and close; thunder with vivid dgbtning and rain at 5:30 P. a. for balf an bour, fresh breeze; night fully clouded with Cirro cumulus and slight stratus. Mownsr—Morving. thunder ftorm at 1 A. M.; light breeze, fully clouded with nimbus, very damp; clear, with cirro.cumulus, overcast at 4: 0P *M., heavy gale anc rain; = clear, slight stratus, high wind. Tompay— gentle breeze, light cirrus; forenoon clear, con cooasi ooally overclouded fora short time with cirro cumulus, strong wind; aftergoon clear, cirro- atratus, suoDg wind; might clear, slight stratus, geatie Wrowmeay—Morning clear, gentle breeze, light stratus on blue sky. The mean barometer height was 2955. Mean tem- perature for the week, (5 degrees; highest point, 76, on the 2lst in afternoon; lowest point, 63,0n 17th and Leth, before sunrise; range, 23 cecrees. Moisture of the air ranged — 1.00 (complete saturation) to 57, (half-sata ration) je quantity of rain was 1 inch (one inet and shen). @ general character the week was cloudy aad wet, rain failing on four days. The Effect of the Abolition of the Bound Dues on American Commerc: [From the Washington Union, June 20.) Under the bead of Department News, our commercial readers will find translations of the new sanitary reguia tions for the iaasian Baltic ports, recently issued from tbe chancery of the military governor of Cronstadt. Tne awakened spirit of commercial and manufacturing indus. try in Rowia, the increasing demand for our great staple, ‘and the gradual relaxation of the restrictions which hav: occasion as opportune to advert briefly to a few ~ the Sie cusscvansages upder which our tag bas still to contend witn that of foreign countries in supplying the factories aad markets of Rassia with our cotton and otber products ar aioe the abolition of the Sound does, American ves. we fear, ~~~ gained bat lute during the present the capitalization of these dues, the vessels of every coun try are obliged to stop, and give satisfactory bond crudi tioned for the payment of the dues until the treaty shall we been ratided by their government. As we suppose the final arrangement of this question cannot be made by our government until the meeting of the next Con grees, it would appear that our vessels mast still be sub Jeet to the principal grievance until Congress sball bare mathorized a final settlement of the question by the pay ‘ment of the amouwut assigned to our flag, while thove of England, and of most of our other commercial rivals, will immediately pass clear. When it i# considered that the ‘abolition of this tax on general commerce was brought about by the evergy aud decision of oar own government, ‘i must to be rather @ strange result—nay, « posi tive hardebip—that our vesseis should sti!l remain subject to detention and delay, for & whole business year, afer ‘most others are aliowed to pass ontrely free and unmo Among jacipal evils of the forced detention ao long compuaeea by American masters, are the time they are compelled to waate on shore and the aystem of pilfer- ‘an extent oy the shore boats, or by their ageacy. This latter evil, however, cannot long Continue to exist after it shall become optional for vessels fo stop or pass on, as the wuthorities of Eisineur will Goubtiess endeavor to turn the fine position of that town ‘bo the best advantage by removing as much as possible fil objections of thir kind The chief benefit to our flag of the relaxations specifie! the regulations dated April 11, (23) will be, afer the final action of our government in rer pect te the Sound docs, that American vouels, coming from ports in #hich supposed to be contagious actually existed, may Of the ports at the entrance of the /taltic, found clear of all euch disease, may there ll Of health, which will be accepted in Baltic ports. The beneficial effect of this be very similar to that derived by vensole the Mediterranean from putting "into any ond — Cerificate, amd dave fre | disease will pre. port town, while sh pa leave of infection, the Lussian govern yellow ferer ‘n any United Stares indaced to consider the lengin of voyage and et ows own northern climate as quite a sur antec. Such a concession would somewhat a) the advaniages which intermediate porte now have in diverting from our flag the direct trade in and the carriege of sugar, naval siores, kc. W feel more sen ibly than ear commercial com petitor a of quarantive dela; because wilh us the inte of méney ie higher, the command of capital less, aoa our seamen better paid. When free to ao 80, make up for there by the speed of our vessels, by the maay improvemenw which economize time and hand labor, aod by kill and energy in mennene o nised af @ general rule that the time of the voyage, or at east the time since the di on board the vessel, shall Fequired for quaranune, which latter should never exceed forty ¢ays in totality, Such « rue would be mutuaily beneficial. and our cammeree with Russia placed more on fan equality with that of Furopean nations The delays of quarantine become more and more burdensome now that every available means is ured to reduce the ime rejuired for an article to pase from the hands of the producer to the consumer, and every abriagement consistent with =, ts of coustantly inc value, eepecially to ‘Amorican fing pearance of Contagious disease aye count as part of the time NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 165T. Meee ceingtnerate ns caaaanitamanain cama ACL LA CL ALT FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SBONKY MARKE®, Weovespay, June 24—6 P. M. ‘The stock market appears to be beyond all hope. Prices seem te be settling down, and there a»rpearstobe no bottom deep enough for them to rest upon for any length of time, There are plenty of sellers at current rates, and plenty of stock on the market. The supply from the country ts daily increasing, Holders who purchased at Prices far above those now ruling, for permanent invest ment, are now the principal sellers of cast stock, and those we bave come in contact with appear to feel much relieved as soon as they have realized, oven after making a heavy loss. Those who took our advice long ago have been great gainers. They have not only been free from all the anxieties and uncertainties attendant upon the position of holders of depreciating railroad stocks, but they have avoided the losses which moet bold- ers bave been obliged to submit to, There may bi price at which it would not only be safe to hold some of these railroad stocks, but a good operation to purchase: That point has not yet been touched, and in some stocks we fear it never will be. At present those who have means should keep them in the most available place. Thote who are able to turn their securities into cash with- out serious sacrifices should not healtate long about doing 80, for the time is not far distant when money will be worth more than anything clee. Afew weeks hence those who have ready cash in hana will be able to make good use of it, and purchase, if they desire, etock securities at points that will ensure good profits. The money market is perceptibly tightening. At the first Board to day Pennsylvania Company declined 44 per cent; New York Central, 134; Erie,1; Reading, 1%; Michigan Southern, %{; do. preferred, 1; Galena and Chi- cago, 134; Chicago and Rock Island, 1. Illinots bonds ad- vance’ 4¢ per cent; Cieveland and Toledo, };; La Crosse ani Milwaukie, %. There were very pal operations in Erie and Reading this morning at the decline, and the bulk of the transactions in each was forcash. In Michi- gan Southern there was an acive movement. In this mtock there was a slight improvement on the opening price. New York Central was very heavy throughout the board. The stock was freely offered, and sold down from the opening. It started at 80 cash, and closed at 80 buyer sixty days. Michigan Central sold to-day at 8134 ox divi- dend, This is equal to 8634, dividend on, and gho decline of about 4 per cent from the previous sale. Any. thing above eighty per cent is high now for the best stocks on the list. At the second board the market was without much change. A fair amount of business was transacted Michigan Southern preferred fell off 3% per cent, closing at ‘713% cash. Cleveland and Toledo fell off % per cent. Milwaukie and Mississippi sold at 52, seller 60 days, and the stock was freely taken after at that price. The August dividend is still talked of by the largest holders of the stock, An affidavit has just been made by one of “them conspiring directors,’’ which, when made public, wil) open to the public a new chapter in railroad management and financiering equal in astound- ing Wisclosures to any yet published. As an in vestment it is dangerous stock to hold at ‘any price. Some of the funded debt of this concern bears ten per cent interest, and the aggregate interest on the bonded debt cannot be paid out of the net earnings of the road. The stock is notin reality worth as much as the Erie, and those who realize at current rates will some time hence be much obliged to us for opening their eyes: There was a meeting of the directors of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company at the Astor House this even- ing. We have not heard the result of their deliberations, but presume the anticipated changes were made in the executive department of the board. A new chapter is about being opened in the history of this company. We are getting into the most interest- ing part of the programme. All that we have ‘aid about the finances of this company is but & beginning. We shall, in the event of the contemplated changes being made, soon get into the the very marrow of the concern, and show the public what fine pickings cer- tain parties have enjoyed undisturbed for years. Tho outs and the ins will doubtiess criminate and re-criminate, and the public will be very likely to gain by itin some way. ‘The steamsbip Canada, from this port for Liverpool to- day, carried out $1,326,188 in specie. About as much more will go out by the steamer on Saturday. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow (Thursday), at half- past twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follews:— Total receipts. “ 11,264,436 65 ‘The interest coupons on of the Chicago, st. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad Company ,due Ist July,wil! be then paid at the office of the Company, No, 12 Wall street, and also the interest due on the bonds of the cities of Watertown and Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, ‘We learn from the Hartford Times that forgeries to the amount of about $18,000 have been discovered in that city on paper drawn by various persons, pediers generally and endorsed by Dan. W. King, his father Dan. King, and Daniel W. Norton, all of Suffield. ‘Some of the paper was in bank for collection, some of it had been discounted, and some bad been bought by brokers. The New Orleans /*tcayun says. — ‘We understand that the wealthy contractors of Georgia, Messrs J. T. Grant & Co., have taken a contract for seventy mill 8 of the Southern Pacific raitroad, This road is bein quietly pushed forward west ward to the Pacific, and wit the enormous land grant of 10,20 acres of land for each apd every mile of road ovstructed, it must eventually be the greatest and moet successful enterprise the world ever tow. The following is a comparative statement of the earnings of the Great Western (Canada) Railway for the week end- ing June 12, and the corresponding week last year:.— Vasseng: $36,400 44 Freight and live stock 8,002 41 Mails and sundries... . 1,704 62 $6,560 01 109,119 78 Corresponding Week of last year. f The value of merchandire warehouse’ ia Boston for the week ending Jan. 1°, 1557, was as followa:— ry oo All other merchandise............. 5,524.00 15,457 00 Total value... .$204,107 00 ‘The receipts at tide water of the principal articles of pro doce, from the opening of the canals to and including the Zid inst., have been as follows :-— Recets ae" a at Tipe WATER, Canal Flour, Dolores: Wheat, bushels. Corn Rarley Oats. Rye. Park, barrels eet fb The receipts at tide water of flour, wheat, corn and bar- ley, for the third week of June in 1866 and 1867 have been as follows :— Plour, vols. Wheat tu, Corn, in. 697 36 177, ‘048, Dec,....102679 Deg. 420,337 Dec, 186,710 The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles 80 far, for the years 1866 and 1867 have been— Flour, vis. Wheat, tu. Oorn, im. , bu. 1 00 248,106 1,389,059 724,490 118,462 i ‘106500 ‘so2'540 280,884 = 484 Deo... «141,066 686,400 408,646 6,978 Reducing the wheat to flour there is a deficiency equal to 255,005 bbls. flour, Michange. Wapsrsat, Jane 24, -, 800 hs Reading RR... 400 +s $3900 Tenn 6's ‘00. 6000 Virginia 3000 do. 4000 N Carolina 1000 ERR Ist m bade 1000 Hod RRR Ist m 400 Bud R RR&d m. 9000 Harlem RR 1 m 2000 Harlem RR 9 m 500 Iii Cen RR bd. 2000 d0..4.. 5000 G & Chic 2 mba 1000 Chic & Rk I bda. 1000 LAC & MP pr be 15 she Met Bi R ght ’ Bank 100 6 Bank of Sof N Y. 200 Canton Co. 16 NY Cont tit 200 do.. do. do. do., do do do. 450 Erie RR 2856 8154 10 =~ do. Be 88 3 23% 1600 2 i) 28 600 28 2000 20 23 2B ed 2 60 MichS&! O55 W Yee Ose. 80 Hot sch fo tae te 40% 100 230 40 200 100 250 200 do........ £0 WChicagoKRKIRR 89 XO 100 do......060 89% 200 25 Milw&MissRRsl0 6+ 8 4¢0 100 do, . BA 250 50, 260 62 200 Cleve & Toi Ri oO 60 543¢ 400 ae od 6 LaCrossckMURR 55 100 . 100 do......060 56 60 Gal & Shic RRb3O 88 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Nidhe wiis wal, pst M. AswEs.—The market was dull, with small of pots at 7750 a 8. Pearls were nominal. BRaaerorrs.—Fiour—The market was again active and firmer, and closed at an advance of about 10c. a 15c. per hbl- for common to mecium grades of State and Western. aceninmarcshe Sem, with fair sales to the local and Eastern trade at The transactions footed up about To /00 «11,006 bbls, ‘at about the following —_ $6 35 a 6 60 6 35 a 6 50 6 70a 7 00 Ohio.. 6 35 a 6 50 Common to goed Obio. +. 635 a 6 50 Souhern mixed to good brands 71% 47 65 Southern fancy and extra... 8 00a 9 75 Capadian superfine and e: extra 6 50a 9 00 Canadian brands were firmer, ‘with gaia of “300 a 400 bbls, at about the above quotations. Southern was also better, with some sales for ex) Cai ye The trat pest embraced about 1,200 « 1, bl chiefly within the at Go nborn cimietons. heat continued irm, witha pn demani, with sales of about 15,000 a 20,000 bushels, ey which were 6,000 ‘bushels’ Milwaukie at $1 55, 0. fair Canadian white at $180 from store, and on, ue ‘at $1 69, and a cargo handsome white Obio at $190, and a small lot of prime new Georgia sold at $2 50. Corn was again firmer and higher, with sales of a»out 35,000 bushels, including estern: Ba at 80c. ‘or ordinary, 85c. a féc. for good mixed, and 8,600 bushels prime high mixed at 88c., Ps bags Bouthern yellow at 88c., while white do. raged from 0c a 9c. Rye was quiet, and nominal at $1 18 “es $1 23. Barley was dull and nominal at $1 56a $176. Barley Se emery i $185 a $190. Oats were firm, and sales were le at 60c, 68c. per bushel. Correx.—A cargo consisting of 2,600 ts Rio was sold at 103;c. cash, and 600 dy. were sold at 103¢c. Corrox.—The market continued firm, with sales ha about 2,000 bales, including about 1,000 bales based ut midaling uplands, at 143¢c. and New Orleans do. at ine. The following ig.a statement of the movement in coiton tinee the lst September last, as compared with the pre. vious three years:— sie . a 10Ko. of moment to notice,while limited scale. The sales grades, at = ~The late news from China regarding the dimin- ished supply, with Joong an active market in Eng- jand, bas im) more buoyancy and animation to this market, The sales of blask embraced about 3,000 half chests at an advance of near 1 cont per Ib. Prices ranged from 470. a 48340. per Ib. New York Cattle Market. Woxexpay, June 24, 1857. P Fa current prices for the week at all the markets areas follows — TREY CATTLE. Firat quality... vi den sxsl 3233 ses! peer BSESa ® There was 2.878 head of cattle on eale at Allerton’s da- ee most of which were offered to-day. They were rage fed, and though not so 00d an average quality as Tasco ye exhibited last wook, wore stil! very possi! was only moderate {rom the open- ioe to the Clore, though at one time it was thought there would be an actiqe demand in the af«r pars of the day, but, inasmuch, as the supply was large, there was ‘no material change manifested in the disposition to bay tpt the rin ran Very few sales were made above but we heard of a few of the very best which wore said’ to have been sold for 1310. Tliinois tarned out very largely this woek, as likewise Ohio and Ken- tuck; represented, some 370 of very Jooking cattle from that State having been offered. There was one lot of 61 head from Texas, which were dispored of at very prices. Spe watiefactory culators were out on masse by An having become some- what alarmed by the numerous meetings being held by wae ry good aitendance at the yards to day, both up town and at theo other yards; but as cattle were scarce at all the other yards, many, probably, who could not obtain a suf. flleney below, were compe led to proceed to Aller. in order to purchase the week's supply. Nearly all of the supplies came down the Hudson, either by the boate or cars—only 63 head having been brought over the Erie railroad during the entire week. COWS AND CALVES. The supply continues to gradually diminish from week to week as the summer advances, but the market is rather fault and the apply ample. Prices are a trifle Jower for most qualities, but the best cows bring about as usual, VEAL CALVES. There was an increased activity manifested in the pur baring of venls during the wook, and in nota few inetarces they brought as high a* 80. per ib., which is about 0. advance on the quotations for the past two or three months, (ther qualities remain in statue quo. SHEEP AND LAMPS. The market continues somewhat depressed in conse. of large receipts for Lod two or three weeks, fhe prises have fallen off considerably ering ae at tm, <sas tae. he Se. to 190. per Ib, extreme figure. tolal number on sale was 8,158 for the week, icetaat 8,586 Inst woek—more than half oi thie week's supply. was offered at Browning’s, M. P. Fogle sold at Chamberlain's during the week 888 sheep, for $4, 9 W—Dbeing an average of $4 85 per head. SWINK. the receipts for the past week have been large, though not so many by 300 ag last week, They wore in very | sees, ood order; some were very fat and brought good prices. umber offered at Allerton’s was 2,216, most of which were disposed of at about the usual rates. REORIPTS BY NEW YORK AND BRI® RAILROAD. The follow! brought over woek ending this P, Cattle, bead BECAPITUL ATION, ‘The total receipts of all stock atall the yards for the table sbows the is road destined week, are as follows:— Beeves. Oalves. Calves. Lambs. Allerton’: x 39 628 426 ‘8 3T 69 4,880 m1 M42 -2,482 4 48 - 231 887) 8,188 270 969 «8,686 711 18,425 149,828 Real Kstate Uperations. ‘The following pieces of real estate were sold yesterday ‘at the Merchants’ Exchange:— Stores and lots, Sos. 101 sen 103 Broad street, nee, 3ix66.. of LlotN. House 1 1 1 1 tri’r gore, N. bri 4 st., 24:82965. side’ Fm st., te. Dekalb adjoining do. Cows and House and | # S. [side 27th et, 119 ft 18:8x76.. mae, ard lot No. 251, Houston street, 52:6x110.... Ww. BROOKLYN, ave, and Graham st, 22:6x00 N. W. c. Atlantic & Clormont avs., 38x76. $540 2 lots on Atlantic avenue, adjoining, 20x56..." 1 on Clermont avenue, in rear, adjoining, 31x38. 1 Leeuw cor. 23x90 ; Ww. aide Clermont of 84 ft. 8. Myrtle ave., 25x77 1,199 ow. s. Washington av., ft. N. Myrtle av. 296x100 1, 480 mber of live stock for Now York, for the Veal Sheep and $19,400 8. of Bthja sae 23x90 23x90 38 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. no tidin, dering in 8 Pu Hi floor, r day or een has something not in the city, write, ANIEL biter naige aes ee nt rom Liverpool, will Bridget at No. 8 Righth avenue, NFORMATION WANTED—OF ROBERT OLIVER, BY I ‘Any information of him will be ressing @ note to 167 Hudson ANTED—AT THE CONSULATE FOR ‘Niels Andreas Eni lwav, ea $50. $300 $300.5 $350 a valve Apel; irty -fifth $400. $50 veruser. Address $1.000, ickerbocker his niece fully neoetred b Dy ba Dying Ww. arrived here in September, N.Y. RIGET MoGRAIN LEFT HOME LAST SArORDAY evening June 20, since Fries Gene Bek frienee, we had ther. For some days previous ah in her mind, and ber friends feel much ‘alarmed for her hae awd ny ther an sisters at ai kant Tee iv y rot ant s ‘weaty- a and Third When Sai ent. be coed Ven Cy ll Cu Ww. JOnmete FC ALL, ON YOUR BROTHER, corner of Water and Beekman etreets, of great advaatage to communicate to you. If a lady Bay Weat Fo sous ured in reward to C—O ly 9 ma an’ ‘amily to will please call at 3 Woodhull street, yD, 2 im, Irelan< yend landed ‘in September be thankfully received by Patrick Blayney, BOSS WALLACE, ESQ., something to bis as Temmany Hall, on anold ‘ES.——-YOU HAVE nounreine FR COMMU MED, ATE; it reliance ; pyre bonded 0 ig urple eacl ‘ascan Rat Bao has Divern hats, is 16 yours ot age and sbout five foot high: ately. as he IN SHIP his sister Pg! Holm, who WILL HEAR OF fg this morning at 66 you must be 28 Fo{ nee 50.7% @] Ri) —A PABTNER WANTED, IN A SAFE CAST oom Bo, to-morrow. + of cash capi zy: 1s rn of an gpportapliy, by alll 2, between the is paying $2) to $3) per ‘The business wants two to conduct gan be made to pay double the above sum. Apply at Broadway, room 14, ©. i —ANY MAN HAVING THE ABOVE AMOUNT tal who woul! like to travel and con co sre B. HOW: "Yours of 10 and 3 o'clock thle —WANTED, SOME PERSON, A DRUGGIST |. or ® young mam who pers, wiih this amount of money, to take a half interest ia « firs: class drug store. The property will speak for ilsel, tide indisputable, Address Drags, Herald office winhes to learn the busi one of i) of the mont arge of the office, ean 0. P. =<WANTED, A COMPETENT PERSON TO take one half jnte: estin a well established enn, thal will pay from and required. ‘pie is ' chanora oar FNRY, Sto Rast we Tih street. -WANTED, A PARTNER OR CLERK WHO coun advance this gem. in a first c'aen 6 ever <A PARTNER WANTED IN THE WHOLE J sale and retail liquor importing business, gwaer being engaged in aber business cansot attend to it, offered. Apply to T. perry; ba per week; & chance to learn io the nore, from 10 to 3, # utheast cor- end Ninth avenue. —A PERSON WANTED, amount at command, most fashionable wi wane with the advertiser, who will be willl Amount. $2.00) net profit can be realized in be secured. Apply to TIVINGSTON, No, 5 Beek. have an equal inieres: rald office, with references. $5,100 to dire th A, HAVING | THIS ho would be willing to places in company to invest the same three months. The OR $1,000.—A GENTLEMAN PREPARED TO invest abou: this sum in stock and take general with the ad 00) 8 year. Referer jer sid office. $2. nae re $1.000. ters paient alse, invention. $2,000 which for seed and cheapoess UOMPBON, 000.-tcrine large ade. Pee WANT! in ible ety made on a different principle. ‘cantile or ED.—A Ap? —PARTNER WANTED IN business wit ie rigaee () 70,804 PARTY WITH THR ABOVE jn ready money, wou'd like to amaool menifarturing business no well established. Addrens with real name about the business, Pierpoint, Herald office. PERSON WITH THIS position sale for s new and 4 00., 34 Broadway, ~A PARTNER WANTED, TO ENGAGE IN the manufactory cf a newly invented printing muperoedes any in uae, pply immediately to O: and particulars and salary of over soupess, connested ‘with the ddress M.M., box 13 He $250. one who wil Joan me the above amount for $! ‘ample 6 security per c-nt per anoum on a!) sums er cent per Vipegee oe py sums Beee deposited IN ANOWAL. —I WILL GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS TO ane or : moa'bs, on fectly responsible persona. 3 i YY parte a pat otis 000 22,! TO $1,500 WANTED—-FOR ABOUT vous ich liberal bonus will be paid the money given. No nents Seed commer. aera ae mere ‘personal interview may be pyORAyT INDUSTRIAL York, sat 24, 1867,—Dividend that a semi annual of of ov three mouths on next, Wil "be palo doponins on and at Interest not tors as principal ‘and from 0 to7 P.M. way. for will be carried to py, pan open daily from vat No, 61 Chambers OSEPH STUART. Preside: Joan Manning, Co denny se aher Ne. 44 Kxchange Comp avid F- sat Treasurer. —THE HOLDBRS OF COUPONS ISiUE) B rae Ala, on aecount of the Memphis a tren Ley LE, Ce i, i will please present them for of America, Pzice OF THE SHIDE80. Railroad Company, |: Fane 2 —The due July®i, upon the ten ds ofthis company. ax ‘and also upon ile tonde of the cities of Fond du ao ee wo, wae oS page Coed construction e pt on presentation this that date. beim nteienniinn 7 CURRIER, Secretary. Sf ore tan olry BONDS DUB Ld m the, Metropolitan Bank PAUL AND FOND wail street —New a eee Aes ane TENTS —TOBIAS 4 ‘& PARSONS’ tents and waterproof at ri fest street and 85 sirect. mail promptly attended to. RARB CHANCB OFFESED.—THE aa oF a Orat class French pi and soap manuf: fishes to make the aoquaintance of & wholesale house to the prod.ace of his manufactory. Address Perfumer, Heraid oR. Pty Bg rely SOFT disorder of ding orwitont cea ‘he a nag Ser dearcne Gr ‘aris. raroad ned town righis for sale, by Be T- Brosdway. Traveling agents Liers $7, Foom foldin rackets 780. Sino a complete variety of Pieect = 3 ironstone ware, cut and pressed table glass, lated ware and ns y. J. F. DAILRY & CO., 681 and 683 Broadway, between Housion and Bleesker sts. ‘OT, L gig BOTTEST.—PREPARE FOR A COOL drink tehers. by pi ‘one of our patent jon pi Will Keep ice ali day in the warmes: climate, are very ie, and extremely J, F, DAIRY & 00.. 631 and 683 Broadway. between Houston and oF sta, UMBER AND BRICK EXCHANGS COMPANY—DEAL in lomber, timber, brick, timber lands and steam saw. ek Aderess W. B. SKELLENUER, Feople's Bank, Ca nal airee' Kg. RLLIOTT ® RIRUMATIO RMBROOATION FOR eo! ebilbiains, lumbago, old apairs, disinca nen, Ac,, Ac. For sale a1 the news and periodical depo, “a Driaioe street, New York, and by Mrs. Hayes, ooklyn. ‘OTICE —SOMETHING NEW, CHEAP AND PROFITA- RItuin an overtinnins a. Loy ak. All kinds: iron “~¥ | ind Bode of dum Kinds of geves and furgeces of overs dencriptinn, Tankfulty received tn vat of the eit ait nc i et or 01 r to se irpls cr ibs Decne’ serest, wY. 4 ARIS, PARIS, PRARLA—THOSE PRARLA, OF ‘which'so much has been oaid. are not all found in New Jersey, Having been engaged in the search the lsat two imanths, I hage made gome imeorant discoveries: but, bring obliged or to re’inquiah it on recount of ill bea'th, Iam willing, tof $1, to inform any found, "Mon of theta are of rare value githe principal manufagturers ot jn velry ia New York sad Phiiadelpais. Address B. P. Onleinan, New Haven, Conn, let where ®ey can b Sainp es can be seen TYRES DOLLARS —ANOSBER LOT, 0 WHITE 164 pieces, at $i ve toflet $i; low. wo F. DAILEY 4 ©9., 681 and 633 Broadway, between Soutien and Bleecker ate, KN MRROMANTS IN 90D, BTANDING.— ) SOUTHERN MAR may be desirous of securing the services of and experiepe d assistans, to thie notes, Pe is are cf Age, pod heal h bas a Vorough & Reeeteren et a been, since the aa confident nl sterk and tently engaged "ih coave Panton partner ip a larve Jobbing trade. and will be» valuable acani- sition to kuch as may require the eof one theorel- erlly and practically conversant with ev+ry businees form of traneaction and ertens! by neq datntance He ereolient aceoustnnt, rf good add reas and babite, aad will fur. sob the mew rellatic. temimcpiate > and re ference to, most of the leading honses ‘A business tect req te of gore i Communications acdressed ty B.©., boa 696 Post office, New York, will be regarded dnietiy contdestial, and receive prompt Gitentioe. prea telly eon: YOUNG MAN, HAVING THIS AMOUNT ‘eash, wines to form the eq uaintanoe of some the same amount of copie ie view ital would be Jerald of establishing some permanent business, or would invest same in some repectable well establighed house where his services as well aa ame, OM B., Hi the uted. Address, with communicauons wil being now deing a Ini wor th $16 000 CHANOR.~ $16,000 TO $2) 000 ed in an iron manufactory and foundry es'ab'ishment, e and tuerative, busineas, tke buildings alond None reed apply in| godt bese tact and fully competent. Apply to U. G. TAOMPSON, LJ ’ Paonea street —A PARTNER WANT lems of basi to 10% ‘clock ARDWARR.—A YOUNG MAN, WITH SMALL MRANS, can have an interest in the purchase of a goed five years! lenge, stock and fixtures of @ store in « doing’ ® good cash business, Apply at 19) Brondway, nn a city location now EW YORK, AJ ™ ie eer I AU Sgroocente, be made in writing, and 2ach'miembe, erm the Bald copartnership to bern NTY ble” is the title rf & new work that shout being ins ied from one of our city pubraning ene Inente. The subjeet is an interesting one, and is well handled, The book will be read. The anthor is a Tenn ssean, and initiated,” is anid te thmah “ons of possess considerable Merary ability. OR BOTH BBX ER, MARRIED ARD BINGLR.— Pan et ged wale by row wierede wi A oe aR i ATHEMATIOIAN AND ENGINEER, VER xe, nithor of numerous works on has in preparations mean’ engine a fe tat. nested to forward Breer ete i) Ames BRAUTIFUR J AND rerley pty; Hroadway, invites the prbiic to Nanaia » miteation ot Bin Biaudy's per lastiy process, and with his peonliar atmoapheric pressure plates Se + t ble by aay and every Hi 4 ririctat TRETH Tones POWSKSS—IST SUCH & we to defy devertion; 24, tation to aeoure cleanliness. firemen and facility We believe these are fu | our new gystem of manufacturing. B. Wi. Bond sireet, N. Ie eniist, power weil vy €0 ime ROOMS TO LRET—IN A ee ge gee ey ASMAL) | family, price with emises, ia Weat Qp Pry my NEAR BROADWAY —P. to bi fot fornhed Le 1 . emen. Address box 3.867 Post office. ae fine “oP ibase mike Pope Pee eclce a FURNISHED HOUSE T0 LET—IN Liane AroE mmo: are og acve rooms a would bos board with the family i Private. Inquire at the Union square Post unfuraished do. 64 Kart sirect, near Fourth avenue; rent $120 ppl. © Tita D, Ham Twenty second street. >! brown stove building, in West pear orink ‘avenue. No. '§ Pirst p! r cards without board, to single aioe near way, in a quiet, "le A will be let $1. week lower than. other roocas in None but those of strich, moral character need One, TO LET—A DESIRABLE DOUBLE No. 6 Pine atreet, up stairs or of and 2 o'clock, on the premir \yn.— Foi rent office nected, will be verth avenue. AT AND NEWLY FURAISHED ROOMS TO gent White str (67 Broadway. Rent $160. oe ar Salnds ki Gellatly, betwee: oF Sore et of D. 8. , &0. Rent reasonad! quire of T. B. VAN BUREN, 257 en and grape ar or auact between Seventh and Kighth streets, Forty-first street, near Broadway. put in complete order; rent $500. ba LET—A STABLE, Sparse For particular apply a No. 7 Broadway, in spare FO Td Droid way, corner of LET—IMMKDIATE four siory and pay No, & Twelfth fifeen rooms, gas, ba b, Tnquire on * Gea house wit! for avenue. Ray gages body my! a, By 4 0. Broome Broadway, room Il. LET—IN MORBISAN A, A HOUSE, PLEASAN containing nine newly tod. ac; STIF and located. | == fy For partioulars app! ‘or BPIVEY, 100% son street, N. ¥., or to Mr. John Grborne, Fordhash are A a revi — im! ‘URNISHED Hi TWENTIB KF lOUSE TO LET—45 at. = seve reat ALU py ed bray TO LBT OR FOR ee tne piiay OOMB TO L&T IN Ee AVENUE, NEaBF rooms on the second Tmoderaia to a all family. ¢ OOM8 TO LET.—THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, CO Jet to a small family oaly, with immed ae. Apply ‘at 123 West Twenty-fourta street, near a TO LET._THE LARGER AND OOMMODIC pried gt immo immediately, “Laquire ou to pr LET—THE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE NC bath and gas, &c., I Kio the two sory, attic brick house 248 West Thirteenth street; would be let | See to J. & W. DENHAM, Sighth avenue, corne ith street, from morning tll 9 0’ in the evening 2 neers POSSESSION § GIVEN— street the prow Barclay a ‘Apply ret det West Thirty fret sureet, bear Winth wre LET—TO SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES W) out, neat apartments, with Croton in esctr: 4 aH ey Secs ron LET—AT NO. 134 part of a four two parlors and one Vad tare rooms on the fourth floor g ges, Data, Ae , in the « tenant. tentedeap to a good iT THIRTY SIXTH STRED basement bo se, cons on the second floor, bt LET.—IN pooh STRERT, BROOKLYN, A Ti Pa is some farnitare in to tbe tenant. order; rent $30 house whieh wonl Address box 148 Post office, Brol LET—A VERY GRNTRR( HOUSE ‘and basement, good yard, wil in Sixteenth street, a few doors from 11 Wall stree!, room No. 13. L&T—A FURNISHED COTTAGE AND SERV with eight rooma, in a beantiful situati vn, one how the city, for six weeks, Addresa L., box 2.9%) Pow ome. and aise fee LEC—THE FIRST FLOOR OF HOUBR NO. 47 01 Broome; four rooma,') of EDWARD BURK, bi LET—THE DWELLING yf od oF Tit over & drug store, opposite Duane Fevt of $280. Apply immediavely at 47 Hudson’ at. zt mt they All f rao at fe fire pl A FR Rrsey OR APD BEDROOM :* lace. ‘arnished ¥ rooms qe Tequireon the premises. W.H. BaT EID TS at Douse, with hot and cold water bath, in good order, in 28h street, acer peat houses ip 1; Fallrosd depot il HARLEM.—RARE CHANCE —AT bh mor me! Ber anna. sAbpiy J'WalD, 6 Tryon tow, 0! LET, IN BROOKLYN—THE HOUSE T street, in complete order; will be rented low. ir houses 0 nye ‘Pine a run within a short distance of it J.T, TEP 4, 6B bh Piet t= A TERM OF YEARS, THE 8) Hotel, on Bergen point and FF lewark p ant pT mile from Jersey City ferry. Por farther informet wire a’ the Franklin meat market, corner of Wont tea Warren streets, Jersey City, for one week only REYT IN Lan gta THARRE ST RY & house, 93 Front street. within ot the Fain Main street ferries | This horse sontalng all the mode: yrovementa, yt cold water bathe, ro bir furmeces ‘ond supolied with rain water ¥ ffoine, cut of doors. “Inquire of JOU ae onurt adjolning PPER P. PRIVATE HQU&E TO LET- ‘email family. Apply at 430 Gra 4 Waaere3! TO i> REAR HOUSE, tJ FRAN manufact Heat ret ince ine Ro 3 arr 2 wreck, oF of mm Wsrarnns. pod i ~H JOU RAL Dat Capt. Portrait of es BEL “tr: POR’ Te contains the wert By a distinguished resident 8 eae ‘Tur RAJA, ¥ oF Britisn Inpia. Goverameat o1 bn | For sale ev-rywhere. ore Cary RATIONAL cape Fecha 8 ou ‘or this week contains AS BLIS BONRY, ‘The winner of the Derby aad Onion, x cente For eae e everywhere RTER'S SPIRIT or thls woek now ready. Tt contains the Lg HUNTING Tie RAJA, Character and names of HConations, fe., ke, ( Gooowoon vor Resides (he weal variety of chator reading that tha paper 80 popular with the Fanding pub male everywhere, Price only six conta BeAUTIVUL SRY OF TRETH.—THORE t AFOUIRING Ariificial teeth, eo eemential to health and beaaty, CH REG!», dentist, 188 Third avenue, corner of Sah ‘eon aecars, Astor House to Sixty street, every three minn'es, ENTIOTAY h R.@ DURKIN, Bear Varick. (old No 178, new 488) invites attention (> J long. eee succersful inti operations with the harmiess br numbing ageat (not tnot Freeripg’ 0 ‘a pain. Prices moderate, CANAL STRERT, qG= VICTORY ITs OURS’ See PORTER'S SPIRIT Tt contains the a james of the racers, Weight rndiog hd charset of the Tarioas hires Ba‘ered (or the Good wood cup,