The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1861, Page 3

if Sulphate of alumina, Sulphate of barytes, refined Bulphate o€ cop) Sulphate of irom Sulphate of lim 20 per ot. Bniphate of quinine Sulphur, tour of Buiphy Buly 6 30 per et, By per et. 16 por ct. per - per - Tanning art Free. ‘Tapers, spe per 10. - Yavers, » per 1b, — Tapioc — lWrerct er... — twperc Yartar, crude — Free, Tartar acid per 1b bo Tartrato of — 2peret. Tassels, gold or metals — wyperct Tea..,. per 19. ihe teeth’ manutactared — lorerct. ‘Tere, plates. . he — wperct. Yeutenegue, in blocks cr plgs lc per ib. yaa Teutenegue, in sheets .. ye pec to - Teutenegue, mavufactured or otherwise speciBed cle per tv. a Teazles... hasan — iOperct. Tin, in pigs, bars or blocks. . — Free. ‘Din, mauifactures of, uot otherwise specified. 90 per ct. W per ct. W per cl. Free. 30 per ct. 2 per et. 3u per ct. Free. 30 per ct. 26 per ct. Free. 20 per ct. ‘du per ct. — 30 per ct. — Whyerct. — Wperc. Varnish... — 20 per ci. Vogetabie dye, crude — Free. Vegetables, i cases. Sc — ww perct. Vegetables, Dot otherwise eified . — 10 perct. Vellum.... . - =~ sw perct. Velvet, prin pal Ao ‘cotton and silk.)... Velvet, in piece, of cottoa, (See cowton,). Venetinn red. — = perct. Verdigris. — = 10 perct. Vermivelli. — = 80 per ct. eraalition at = 20 per ct. ‘inegar 8 _ Vitriot, biue.. — a 20 per ct. itriol, green. + %O per - Vitriol, on of. — Free. Vitriol, white. — 20 per ct. Waters. — Wperct. — BMperct. — = Wyerct. _- ¥ per ct. - per ct. — Woerct. — Free — Woperct. Weld... — Free. Whale oil (aveoil) a Whalevone of foreign Ssberies- — Wperct. 2c per bush a Whiskey (same as rum: 3 White lead (see lead) " rie, dry .. S60. per 1901be a rie, 10 oil. 1 35 per 100 Ibs = en. Woods, unmanufactured. ‘Wood, cedar, ebouy, &c., ma- pufactured... . Woollen clothing... Wool, embroidered... Wool, manufactures of, otherwise provided for Woollen shawis. Woollen hats... . ‘Wool, sheeps, or bair of the ala. paca, goat, &c , unmanufac- tured, Valued al 28¢. or leas per Ib. at place of export... Wool, do., exceeding 18¢. and not exceeding 24c. per Ib. ‘Wool, exceeding 246. per Ib... ‘Wool, not in its ordivary condi- tion, or if changed to evade duty or reduced by admix ture below Iéc.. neeeeee ‘Wool, nixed, appraised at 24c. Wool, sheep skins, raw... Worsted, all delaines, muslio delaines, barege, gray or ua Worsted, bunting and all stained, colored or printed wools, not otherwise specified Woollen’ yarn, valued at 06. and not over $1 per Ib....... 12¢ per lb agg 15 per ct. ‘Woollen yarn, value over $1... 24¢. per Ib. aud 46 per ct, ‘Woollen yarn, under 40c., aot — 80 perct. 2c per Ib. and 26 per ct, — Bperct. — 30 perct. ae per Ib. and 28 per ct. ‘® per ct. 5 per et. 3c per Ib vo. per tb 9c per ib Ye. por Ib 15 per ct. 25 per ct. 30 per ct. finer than No. 14.....-....+ — Wperct. Woollen yarn, finer than No. 14 — — soperct. Worsted, uiactures of, DOL specified i — 30perct. Worsted yara, and noi over $1 per Ib. Worsted yarn, value over $ 22c. per Jb. nnd 15 per ct, 12e. per tb. sil 25 per ct. Yarns... — JOper Yarn herp fi 4c. per Ib Yarn, coir. 4 Je. per ib, Zinc, iron coated with Zc. per Ib x. Zine, oxide of, in on, 1yge. per Ib pres Zinc, sulphate of... — W0perct. Zinc, unmanufactured.... Jo. per Ib = Zinc, manufactured, not speci- FE os eneig eats oa ~ d0perct. Zinc, in blocks or pigs... Je. per Ib es Zinc} in choets... LITT age. per tb. oy ‘And be it further enacted, That from and {ter the pas sage of this act, there shall be allowed ou all articles wholly manufactured of material imported, on which du- ties have been paid, when exported, a drawback equal in ‘inount to the duty puid on such materials, w be ascertained under such regulations as scribed by the Secretary of the Treasury: Prv ten per centum on the amount of all drawbacks so al- lowed, shall be retained for the use of the United States, Dy the collectors paying such drawbacks res; cctively. "And be it further enacted, That aH goods, wares and merchandise actualy on shipboard, and bund to the United States, and all goods, wares und merchandise on deposit in warehouses or public stores at the date of the passing of this act, aball be subject to pay sucit duties os are provided by law before and at the time ot the passage of this act. i And provided further, That all goods deposited in _pub- lic store or bonded warehouse after this act takes offect in the p mindantil Congress meets ag December next. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1:— 1859 1860. 1961 For the week.. $1,001,885 2.287514 2.254.025 Previously reported. . .37,815,101 74,093 408 50,695 283 ¢ 6,989 2,957 AT, We are now beginning to ompare with the p j riod of last year when the failure in the European | crops became certain, aud heavy shipments of food heavy export of last week is hardly in excess of tha’, of the corresponding week last year. Our exports from this port are steadily gaining upon our imperts, and bid fair to exceed them before the end of the year, There is nothing doing in money. Partly from the scarcity of good paper, and partly from the uneasiness created by recent failures, it is as dull as a Sunday at the discount brokers’, and the banks complain of the light offerings. On call capitalists are content with four per cent on good securi- ty. The Sub-Treasury is doing very little business. People are all waiting for Mr. Chase’s first pronun- ciamiento under the new acts of Congress, and considerable anxiety is felt respecting the result. Foreign exchange continues dull. Bankers are unwilling to sell under 10744, and when tasked with sustaining the market in opposition to the Jaws of trade, reply by referring to the scarcity of commercial bills. If they were to lower their rates, and a demand for bills suddenly arose, they would not be able to cover their exchange. We continue to quote sterling 107 for good mercantile bills, and 107% a % for bankers’, francs 5.22% » 274, with very little doing in either. Stocks continue very doll; the volume of busi- ness decreases daily. The disposition to sell for a decline seems Jess than it was, as combinations ex- hibit themselves to control speculation by the and goes into operation, if degued for eunsamption in the United States, must be withdrawn therefrom, or the duties thereon paid in three months after the same are deposited, and goods designed for exportation and con- sumption 1a foreiga countries may be withdrawn by the owner at any time before the expiration of three years after the sume are deposited, such goods, if not withdrawn fm three years, to be regarded us abandoned to the government, and sold under such regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre- scribe, aud the proceeds paid into the Trea- sury: | Provided, That merchandise upon which the owner may have neglected to pay duties within three months from the time of its deposit, may be with- drawn and entered for consumption at any time within two years of the lime of its deposit, upon the payment of the legal duties, wath an addition of twenty-five per centurn thereto: Provided also, That merchandise upon which duties have been paid, if exported to a foreign country within three years, shall be entitled to return duties, pro- per evidence of sich merchandise having been landed abroad to he furnished to the Collector by the importer, 1 per centum of said duties to be retamed by the govern- ment. And be it further enacted, That al! acts and parts of acts Yepugnaut to the provisions of this act be, and the same are Boreby. repealed: Provided, ‘That the existing laws shail extend to,and be in force for, the co: duties imposed by this act for the pr mont of all offences, and for the recover: tribution. and remission of all fines, pen s fully and effectually as if every reg forfeiture, provision , clause. matter, effect in the existing laws contaived, bad and re-enacted by this ac EN FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. thing to that ui inserted in TuEspay, August 6—6 P. M. Congress adjourned to-day, having passed * the most important financial measures ever adopted by our National Legislature. Of their effect it is yet too soon to speak; most of them are experi- ments. Jt is impossible to say what may be the success of an appeal to the people for a national Joan, nor can anything be predicated with certainty with regard to the popularity of the small Trea- sury notes, It is known that Congress, guided by the advice of politicians instead of financiers, has so ticd Mr. Chase's hands that he cannot sell seven per cent bonds below par, or offer more than 7 3-10 interest on the bulk of his Treasury notes. This will of course prove a serious difficulty in the way of negotiations; it isto be hoped, however, that it will not prove fatal. One thing is certain: the financial measures of Congress render it im- perative on the officers of the army to be uniform- Jy successful. The $250,000,000 loan act practi- cally enacts that our armies shall never lose a ‘bat- tle; for one single battle lost would render that’ act inoperative, and Mr. Lincoln could not get a dollar to carry on the war. This feature of the act, and the experimental’ character of other measures adopted at the extra scasion, will naturally foster a feeling of upeasiness force of capital. For some time past prices have been mainly supported by the excessive traffic of the bears. There has been lately quite a large speculation in the stock of the New York Central, similar inits character to that lately conducted with no inconsiderable success in the stock of the Galena. The large increase in the business of the latter aided the buyers in effecting sales of thei stock atan advance. It remains to be seen whe- ther the large falling off in the traffic of the former will not prevent anything like a similar result. The Ceatral business for the month of June, not yet given to the public, is supposed to be consi- derably less than that of the corresponding month Jast year, while the receipts for July may show a falling off equal to one-third the aggregate of those of July, 1860. The decrease on the Hudson River— equal to $1,000 per day for the month of July— exhibits in a marked manner the effect of the war on the business of our railways. At the first board to-day a very amall business was done, and there was very little variation in prices. United States 6’s were maintained at yesterday's price; the 6,per cent Treasury notes, which are being paid out by the government to contractors and others, drop- ped % per cent. State stocks were scarce, and Tennessees advanced 3%, Virginias 1, and Mis- souris 34. Vizginias are now worth 8 per cent more than Missouris, though the intrinsic worth of the latter is decidedly greater than that of the former. Railway shares varied very little. The only change we can quote is an advance of 4 per cent in Galena; the other speculative stocks were steady at yesterday's closing price, This afternoon the market was even dull- er than in the morning, and closed without the least symptom of activity. The following were the last prices of the day:—United States 6's, re- gistered, 1881, 8734 a 88; United States 6’s, cou- pon, 1881, 87% a 54; United States 6's, 1874, 7934 a 80; Indiana 5’s, 75 a 76%; Virginia 6’s, 53 a 54; Ten- nessee 6's, 43% a 4444; North Carolina 6's, 63% a 65; Missouri 6's, 43% a 24; Pacific Mail, 7334 a 744%; New York Central, 7634 a 7644; Erie, 26 a ¥%; Hudson River, 33% a %; Harlem, 10% a 11; do. preferred, 25 a 26; Reading, 36% a 4; Michigan Central, 41% a 42; Michigan Southera and Northern Indiana, Aa Ky do. guaranteed, 28% a 20%; Panama, 106% a 108; Illinois Central, 6324 a 64; Galena and Chicago, 63% a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 264% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 39% a 40; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 55 @ 659; Delaware, Lackawahna and Western, 70; Milwaukee and Mississippi, 14% a 15%; Illinois Central bonda, 7's, 89% a 90; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 86 a 86; Pennsylvania Coal, 7944 a 80. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— Receipts... rs $80,990 68 —For eustoms.. 5.000 00 —Treasury notes 511950 00 Payments. 265 528 27 Balance. + 6,109 644 91 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $12,151,686 54, and the balances $680,955 16. The City Fire Insurance Company have declared a dividend of four dollars and fifty cents per share, payable on the 12th inst. Robert T. Haws, City Comptroller, is still offer- ing at par seven per cent bonds of the city of New York, redeemable on the Ist of July, 1962. Annexed is the specie list by the Fulton:— Marie & Co $649 J. Journade’s Son... $1.68 H. Sauter & Wierum.. 2,400 Wakeman, Dimou &Co 5,500 H. D. Brookman & Co, 4,000 Tappan & Starbuck... 4,000 Total... The amounts at the several depositories subject to the draft of the Treasurer of the United States on the 29th of July were as elk — Drafts Subjeq posit Drawn. to Draft. ‘Treasury, Washington...... $116,653 72 bu9 44,053 Asst. Treas , Hoston....-... BOL1O¢ 96,805 | 704,209 Now York .. 4,310,276 1,241,810 8,018 466 “ “ Philadelpbia...1,006.043 | 40,631 960 461 «& New Orleaus.. 146,226 23,603 x «6 St Louis... 685 21,809 “ «San Fraucisco. 46 vo8 241.623 Buffalo,N. Yicesececseeeees 702 wus Baltimore, Ma os 9,208 1,223 Richmond, 14,097 Norfolk, Va 31,705, ‘Wilmington, 6.088 Savannub, Ga 4574 Mobile, Ala. 18.225 Nashville, Tenn 3.480 Cincinoati, Ohio 9,634 Pittsburg, P B6L uo 2,411 Norfolk (Sawyer)... 1,413 Cincinnati (Sherlock) 18 Little Rock, Arkansas BYove 64,50 Chicago, Jno... $465 Detroit, Michigan 5,786 Omaha City, Nebraska. 674 Falis of St. Croix, Wisco: 887 Oiynipia City, Washingion. 516 Tallahassee, Floridi Omaha ny’ (Gil ev. 8 phi ch, Charlotte,N C ... Branch, Dublonega, Ga... Branch, New Orleans, La.. Branch, San Francisco, Cal. . Remainii Add difference 1a tracsfers. Net amount subject to draft... $1 258 475 asters ordered were as -#500,200 . $00,000 naa $000,600 surer, New York.. 32500 We have received the following communica- tion: ~ Bt. Lous, Mo. To tar Error or tre Heraco To the annual report of the Cuicayy, Burlington and Quincy Railroad published in your edition of yesterd itis stated that the Peoria and Oquaka Ratiroad Co: owed them for advances five hundred and sixty eigut thousand dollars Now, sir, this is (alse The Veoria nnd Oquaka Railroad Company never received any such an amoeut from the Chicago and Bar Railroad Company It fs true that we made a them of some $230,000 tn 1$54; but, upon a fas ing, Idoubt if a doiiar is dae them ‘On tl lieve they will be found sp debt w the Pi a Oquaka Railroad Compauy. I woutt bere tost respectfully sub Mita portion of my report tothe stockholders of the count. NEW YORK HER begun to be made from this port. Hence the very | | Peoria and Oquaka Railroad Company, made at the an. Daal meeting held at Peoria ia July last, ‘Vais will ex Plan the situation of the account between the r corporations, and I have no doubt that the report Ol service (6 the coma T intended last wint have agked the Lecistaire to abotist the word “Burlington” from ded charter of the Chicago and Gi it interfered — with franchise (0 Burtingtor Your roud between Gals Obtained the amended cl consent. Tt must be lease Of that portion of g avd Bur en and Quiney Ra BA of October, I8G4 for three years, $415,000 per year and wo inde o business of the road ever aot penses pig the same ip order, retain im cousiderat neuts ww be Lurui permanent pul Was 14d) Ven that uy Our Corporation in pleting of the roaa 7 ed some $230 000 in Wrou aud Mouey for Uhis purpose, and it was expected that al theexpiraii on oi the lease the whole amount Would have Ween repaid by rent aud earnunes, and that they woult bave returned $449,000 of your second mortgage bonds, lodged as aduitional collaveral security for the advan But instead of an expected and desiral with a view of holding on to the their road, managed and contr i fraudulent way to swell the items of expense ia | operaung of the road; and they have so perverted | contract to aid them ‘Ia their Gesigns, that mstead of the road bringing you a revenue onder the leas Lan actual re prowis of itthey have, ry to ply » wuRil ry conce!y make out, by suicl fraudulent meacn, to iner | debt some $300,000, and claim to bold premmms at | the time for reason uf that pretended debt. ‘They de- preciated the value of the bonds on that portion of road lying west of Peoria by the nowecmpliance of the contract, which enabled them, through the Boston stockholders, to buy up a majority of all the outstand ing bonds; ‘and they are now seeking to foreclose the mortgage to secure the same, with a view to secure to themselves the valiable portion of your road between Galesburg and Burhugton, and wo break up the great through line from Burlington to Lake Erie, which so seriously roter(eres with this road and the Michigan Centrat, w which the stockholders are wentitied 80 largely. Upou the suit for foreclosure on second mort- gage I demanded an accounting, and [ am pleased to say that the Court has appointed most suitable commissiougrs to audit the accounts The examination i nearly closed, and the report will be made at the faliterm Que item of ‘this account proves to be for interest doubly compounded, and amounting to the enormous sum Of $278,194 99, upon @ loan of some $230,0C9, made some 61x years since. This fa {terest with a veugeance. This item bears core iption and fraud on its face, and 1 am sure the commissioners will strike the entire amount from tN account. The items of flood account, coupon account, tumber, building and exchauge account, I feel confident will aiso be strickea out from the account as fraudulent and unwarrantable, These items, with the interest I have above meu- tioned, will reduce the account to such @ figure that I feel confident the annual reat aad earnings will square it entirely, and leave a handsome surplus due the corporation. ‘The fraud vem in the operating account, whereby they have managed to muke out that the for: ty-two miles of your road loses $26,000 per annuin to Operate it, occurs in charges for fu.t, repairing, equip. ment, and ‘the expense of loading tmd auioating at | stations,and for cattie killed and (or freight lost by the carelessuess of their employes, and for work dous with ut our authority or consent, aad for charges for putting in work which the coutract specially stipulates shall be doug at their expense. Any one can see at a ee, from. examination of the angual atatement under yellow covers, that there must be something“ rotteu wm Denmark,” when they make out that forty-two mites of your road between Galesburg and Burlington loses $26,000 per year, when ALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7; !861. | $16 for mess, $14 75 for Chin mess, $1675 for sear and $UL for peame. Beot wie ad request aye Urner, Web 50 bbls. at £9 60 4 $11 26 for mopar were s! a be, me kinds about embraved abi atl lots of good romai der cons. st- to perme Porto } ed of Cuba at fuil prices Wrnskey was steady wD sales Of £90 bbis. at 1Te. STAR OVARD ~aP A SPECTAT this company, Heid at Ube Adriatte on ub. the Gih inst the followig preamble and reso a Lions were adopted — Whereas, In the sudden Jenee of Almehiy hag our friend and compamon, Jacob A. Anderson, been called away from eurihiy scenes and assortious, Resaived, That m the recedt removal of .tacob A. An dorson, who at the Line of bis cecease Niled ihe offices of First Lieutenant ae Treasorer in the Ametian Star Guard, we have sustained » Joss which we deeply deplore, and (bat the vacancy occasioned thereby cannot well be refilled Resolved, That we do give expression to onr high seuse of bis valuable labors pectormed with and among us, and that we regret to be called upon go goon and so suddealy to part with one who Was bent upon a promising, bright career, and to be to rehuquish cur bold upon such assistance a8 was by him rendered, Resolved, That we cordially pathize with the pa- rents of deceased in thar mourning over tbe bes they have experienced in the death of their son, Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing preamble and regsiutions, duly authcaticated, be forwarded to the pa- rents of deceased, and that they be published in the daily papers WILLIAM DODD, Chairman, Jouy ©. Stewart, Secretary, 1 iaibe H, SIXTH REGIMENT, N. Y. 8. M. SPECIAL OKDE! New York, August 6, 1861. ‘The members of this company are hereby directed to assemble at Centre Market, in citizen’s dress and military pon Thursday, August 8, at 10 o'clock A. M., on busi: connected with the pay. All members having in their possession Veiongiug to the regiment, ai rected to deliver them to the undersigned, on or before the above mentioned time, or the value thereof will be deducted from the pay. By order of Captain B, SCHWARTZ. A. Wise, Orderly. OMPANY E, TWELFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK State Militia, Avaver 6, 1861 Order No. 15.—The members of thie company are hereby notified to appear at the armory Thursday, the 8 Inat., between the hours of nin A twelve A. M. apd three and five P, M., to make over to the company ofiicers all property in their postession belonging to the United States government or to the regiment. As the pay rol! eannot be made out til) after the above return bas been mace, tis urged uponeyery member to be prompt. By ond ‘of, H. W. RYAN, Captain, sug tage og er rea NY. & M. H w Yor! just, fe REGIMENTAL ORDER. Tais bt a will parade on Wednesday, August 7, at 10 o’clock A. M., in field uniform, fully armed and equipped, without knapsacks and overcoats, to be mus- tered out of the service of the ed States, Regimental Hine will be formed in Bond street at 9:45 cl Witson, First Sergeant, the 138 miles of the road maker « suiticiency per annum to cover this enormous loss and declare a dividend of five per cent annually upon Ove millions of capital, besides layiug up a baodeome sinking fund. Since the order for the accounting waa institu by Judge Drum- mond, the managers of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company, fearing they would get their Just deserts, aad tbat they would be compelled vo surren. der the lease and retura your bonds, lodged as col lateral for the advance, have colluded with your con- tractors and lessees ‘Of tbe west end—Mossrs, Moss, Barding & Co—and hope by their assignment to hold porseseion of your [eit peg 2 they can secure it for- ever by foreclosure and sale. They are now in full pos- session of the entire part of your road between Peoria and Burlington, and are deviating all business from your road totbeir owa, im violation of al) rupping arrangements and contracts, and even in violation of an injunction issued aga:nst them from the Circuit Court of Peoria county. For. such deviating of business that right. fully belongs to your road I intend wo bold them legally responsibie: The claim will be very large. ‘The breaking up of thereat through line from the Mia. sissipp) to Lake Erie 18. very serious matter, and | have confidence in obtaining ample satisfaction from a legal tribunal The recent decisions upon the subject of the foreciosure of railroad morigages on the part of a ehar- tered road, whereby the great purposes of the Legislature, in granting a charter for the benefit of the people, can be broken up, if allowed, have been directly oppesed to a sale under such mortgages The rights of the parties are in equity, and the court will not decree a sale of a portion of a bighway whereby a franchise can be broken up, but will secure to the holders of the mortgages all the rights tp the railroad property mortgaged, by ap. pointing @ receiver for the whole road, if necessary. Con- Bequently Lhave no fear of » sacrifice of your iad be- tween Peoria and Burlington by @ foreciosure and 51 CHARLES L_ FROST, Preaident of the Logineport, Peoria aud Burlingtou Ral- road, formerly Peoria aug Oqaaea Raiiroad Stock Exchange. ‘Teespat, August 6, 1861. $2050 US6's, "67... 86 b sus Back of Com. 77 1000 US 6's,'68,cou 90 = 33 Matrop Bank. ... 82 9000 US6's,"B1,cou 8844 15 Pacific MailSSCo. 75% 10000 do’... 88 63 Panama Kavtroad. 10 2200 Treas 6pe,2ys 96 17 Clev, Cola RR. 944 20000 9534 150 NY CeuRR s3pke 765; OVO 95% 60 1000 3ti 860 10000 Ob 60... 9 50 25000 Tenn 6's, °90.. 43% 60 do... cp! 000 830 4354 10 Hud River RK. 6000 Virginia 68... 52 60 4 16000 Missouri 6' 100 pug do. ss . 160 5 + 3000 California 7's... 100 do. 1) 381g 1000 do... + 76% 100 Mich Central RR. 42 9000 Hud Ist mi bds 101 250 Mich So& NIRR 13% 1000 Hud Riv 3dmb 80 100 Gal & Chi RR... 685 2u00 Cen RR dds. 90 100 Cleve & Toledo RR 400 Ch & NW Istin 37} 250 do. 4 100 do, 200 Chi & RT 200 az ns Me do... 5 Wk of America,, LOL SECOND Board. Btcoup 87k; SOsbsNYCentRRp&e 76% aGpeL2yrs 95% 200 Reading RR .#60 3654 BUVO TT LON por’ SOM Cent KRap,bld 64 15900 Teo 50 do... Bu du. vy 100 Cley & Tol RR.810 2844 13000 Missouri 6's. 434% 400 do. . 2B BUVUMOG SOHRSUR AT 100 do 80 28 16 pbs Vacite MSSCo 73% = S Mil &PrarieduCRR 15 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Tumspay, August 6—6 P. M. Astrs.—The sales embraced about 50 bbls. of pearis at $5 3734, and 20 do, pots at $5 25. Breapsrorrs —Flour—The market was firmer for State and Western braole, aod common grades closed at an advance of about 6c per bbl. The sales embraced about 22,000 bbis.,chiedy to the bome trade and for ex. port, within the following range of prices. The recent concession in freights tended to strengthen the market:— Superfine State...... Extra State, good to cbcice Superfiue WesterD... 6... cess Commun tw choice Westorn extra ..... Mixed to straight Southern Straight to good extra do. Choice extra family avd bal Rye sour. oe» e Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine. —Cauadian four was in moderate demand, while the market was firm The salos embraced 5002 6% bbis $4 44, and $7 69 for extra brands, yithera flour was tolerably active, and new in good domestic demand. The sales embraced about 2,600 bbis , closing withia \be range of the above quotatious. Ryo four was steady at our figeree, with of 275 bbls Corn meal was io fair request at the above with «ates of 100 bbis ,acd 200 do. Marsu'e $255, atloat Wheat—Receipts 0: aud prices were again Ormer, ant the demand chielly for export The sales embraced about 60,000 vashels at $1 20 agi Zt for new red Delaware, 98c. a $1.02 for Racine spring $123 for white Canada, §1 264 §1 20 for white 1, $129 @ $121 for white Ono, 2c 2986 for spring, good Lo prime quality. $14 §1 02 for club do , 8c. «$1 05 lor Milwankee club, $1 06 a $1 08 for am ber lowa, $1.16.a$117 for red Western, part to arr suob Cora was without charge of moment, while the sales embraced 190,000 bushels, partly for shy ward and parlor export, at 40c. a 41c, for bent 5 ade for Eastern, 45540. a 46c. for prime shipping Western mixed, aud 49. for Western yellow in good request tnd prices firm, with saies of Wes! Blo, aB2c , and of State at 31 M40. w 32360 Corres. —The market was firm, with sales of 3,000 bags atiac a Ihc, 25940 St Domingo at Ide. a 14X0., cash, and 100 bags Mareca:bo at 166 Cotton —The market continued firm, while sules em- braced 1,600 balew, closing on the basis of 16%¢ a lic for middling vplands Some smail selected lute were quoted at aLigher figuretban 173 Ttis diffiestlt to gay stock 18 some oatimates piace it at 15,000 bales, fix tat 20,000 engagements were a for Liverpool, 990 a 109,000 bushels of corn aud wheat, welding the former at 8d a 8K1,in bulk and bays, and wheat at 844 a9} ,in bulk acd ships’ Lags, chielly aLsya a 9 Flour was at2s $4. To Locdon about 20,000 2 30.090 bushels were engaged at Xd in slips’ bage, and 3,000 pbie tour at 26 10d a 26 103s, and 500 do. at 28 94. Two Austrian vesse's were tdRen up tor Cork and @ market at Migd @ 114d. for g tive at the recent con: which port they aggre was engaged for Havre, at Ive for wheat Honr; another emalt one was reported at J figure was the prevailingrate An american vessel ways ; the former contrary. Lhe." taken up for Hull at Md. for whent in sh 6 Ameriéan ship Uarriet Evans, put upon tue Ragle ine for Rotterda: 700 @ 766, por 100 ibs. The market was firta and Rocks re 140 bbls of Gone rosy were wade at + 909 OBIS common do, at $4. and 154 pirtts turpentine at $66. Crude rosin was nominal at $7 asked ‘ Provisions —Pork—The market was without alteration, while the sales crubraced about 200 a 600 bbis., at $15 75 A. M.; right on Broadway ficid and staf? will appear 4 mounted and report to the Colonel at No, 29 Pond street, at9.40 A. M. Non-commissioned, staf and eld music will report to the Adjutant at 9:40 A.M. The companies will be on the parade ground precisely at 934 A.M. By ordor of COLONEL C. SCHWARZWAELDER, commanding. Pav Frank, Adjutant, FSOLUTIONS OF THE SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT At ® meeting of the officers of the Sixty ninth regi- Inout, New York State Militia, held in the armory of thé regiment, at Essex Market, on the evening of the Ist of August, the following resolutions were unanimously adopt- ed with acclamation:— Whereas, ove of the colors of the Sixty-ninth having becn momentarily fost during he engagement with the Confederates on the 21st of Jast month, the color-se: geant having been shot down; and Captain John Wildey, of the Fire Zouaves, having galiautly recovered and restored the same to the Sixty-ninth; be it Resolved, That the true and lasting gratitnde of tho of cers and men of the Sixty-ninth is due to Captain Jolin Wildey for his rous and chivalrous conduct on that o¢- casion—that it ix hereby freely and hourtily offered hira— und that, with the view to assure him tbe more perma. nently of it, @ testimonial commemorative of bis noble daring 28 a soldier and a fireman, be yey and pre sented to him, with the thanks of the Sixiy-ninth, at the warliest day, Whereas; the citizens of Philadelphia, having with the utmost cordiality and hospitality received the Sixty-ninth on its way through their city New York, and having pountifully provided for the tired and exhausted soldiers the regiment, aud paid them the kindliest und most erous attention, be it Resolved, That the aseurance of the gratitnde of the Sixty-ninth is hereby sincerely offered to the citizens of Philadelphia, with the honest promise to reciprocate their patriotic hospitality on the first occasion. Resolved, That the thanks of the ofticers and men of the Sixty ninth are «pecially due and are hereby cordially ren- dered to Colonel Laffer ana his cominand of ths nth regiment N. ¥.8. M. for the high honor done the sixty- ninth, by their escort of the yeximent on. the oceasion of its return from Virginia on the 27th of July. Resolved, That the sincere thanks of the men of the Sixty-ninth are hereby tendere O'Grady and the members of company "F N.Y.8. M., forthe highly complimentary rendered by himself aud his command on the occasion of the return of the Sixty-ninth to New York Resolved, That the foreman aud mem! nia Hook and Ladder Company are t heartiest thanks of the officers aid meno! the Sixty n for their enthusiastic reception of the Sixty-uintli ou the 27th of July, and their participation in “the welcome given to the regiment on its return to New York Resolved, That the most gratefa! acknowledgment of their fraternal and patriotic proce $m regard to the regiment, and their brilliant participation in the great po- pular welcome nent on its retnrn ffom service in Virginia, ie eminently with open hands and warzr and military societies , whic guished ¢'rection of Owen Keenan, Esq. Grand Mai and Lieutenant Colonel Smith, of the Phanix Br with their eplondid insignia aud pavnera, ness of their Irish joyousness and pride, countrymen of thé Sixty ninth ep’ theit return to New York, and covdueted thein back with go tnuch enthusiaen to their homes, repaying with an excest « ties the regiment were proud to discharge in the Servier of the United States and for tbe credit and giory of the natioval flag. ARRY HOWARD HOSE COMPANY, NO. 55 —AT°A meeting of Hose Company No. 55, held Monday, Aupist 5,1861, the following preamble and resoiution were unanimously adopted — Whereas, it bas pleased Almighty God, in his infinite wisdom, to remove by death our beloved friend and fel- low member, Jacob Auderson; therefore, Resolved, That in the death of our late friend and asso. ciate, Mr. Jacob Andorson, society bas lust valuable or- nament; bis relatives a Orm and unwavering friens, and this company one wha was ever ready to discharge his every duty with faithfulnees and energy. Resolved, That. we deeply sympathize with the afflict ed family of our deceased friend in this their meiancholy bereavement. Resolved, that as a mark of respect and esteem to the memory of our late comrade, the cowpany wear the usual badge of mourping for thirty days. Resolved, That an authenticated copy of these resolu. tions be sent to the family, and tbat they be entered in full in the minutes of the company and published in the of the Tiber. y entitled to the FIREMEN. New York Herald, Lender, and Sunday nny: A_VRENDENEUGH ANDREW BELL, J. WEEKS, Committee. SALES AT avOTION. 4 MON NOTIC: + MORTGAGE SALE OF ENT HOUSKHOLD FUR noon the large dyveilin: near Seventh tory sale Te ish Ve t-rosewood Palor Puri and gold satin und moquek: Dau artwins, Velvet and ‘Turkish Lounges, x gewood Fir , toh | Dresden Maniel Vases, bisque Figaves, we. ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE VIANOF MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVE Flegant Bureaus, Bedsteads , twelve chamber Suits in rosewood, roure Clocks, spr Ware, Forks jee Pitchers, Vico, marble (op Bullet, Oiieoth Sale positive, rain or shine, R. W. A bain rn, Casters, MORTIMER GIOFEIN ode paremptorily sald at pubhe auction street, between Fifth and n’ octave Pianoforte, rosewood th | Xe ; Prawing Room Lage Curtains Carpets, B pokeane, velvet and fet, drobe, bair spring Mattheasox, Bo Also, a large ass Hair Matives 2 re @ $14,000 worth of elegant and co-tly Household F vet and iture, en ts richly earved, all of oxcaiel and of the beat and Pro ‘Pable, Turkish re Chairs, Mirrors, Beds, Bedding, oak Extension Table, two Sofa Kedstouds, ‘rich Cut Glass of every description , Silve Te Ser rich’ Chandeliers, &e, R ur. thie day Wednesday, at 11 o'elock, at the private residence,48 West Sixth avenues. Drawing nits, vosewood and mabogeny' Bodcoom Furniture, oak Dining Room Furniture, Paintings, Statuary, Bronzes, Mirrors, Brussels: Silverware, Table dsteads, hstands, Oileloth, Stav Carpets, Sofas, . tment of Base ture. Sule positive, rain or shine . RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER. — eases Boots, Shoes aud £ os RICHARDS & WHITING, on Wednesday, August 7 o'clock, at xtore 44 Cortlandt street, oh Ee assortment of heavy goods for the su!l trade, Cal on morning of sale. M. MEKWIN, AUCTIONEER, By BANGS, MERWIN & CO , Trving Buildings, 694 and 596 Rroadway ssaaelr DAY and THURSDAY EV ugust cy Ole Mostly of the beat English editions, 11 fine bound in morocco, calf and half calf, comprising Voyages and Travels, Biography, Poetry, the ) Arts and Sciences, Fictions, & UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ¥. D. CAULKINS, AUCTIONERR, Wilt sell this day (Wednesday), Auguat 7 A the entire magnificent rosewood MUNDRED auction, by th 4 ‘a large tulognes History, Orema, at TL o'clock Foruiture, &o., contained in the five story residence No, 218 West Four: teenth street, near Righth aveoue, all of which 1s in per. fect order, and will be sold positively and: peremptorily, without reserve. elegantly furnished, iv tuding three splendid in rich brocatel, maguificent rosew od pearl ‘ec. ; also heavy carved rosewood Geutre and Side rowewood Etegare of the fret order. Parties w! Ora class Furniture will have an opportunity of ing it before the gale by cat | Parlors, dining room and chamber re lor ie ‘janoforte, solid eyx and beantifally intand, wiussive earved logs, ‘Tabi ho wish examin. e, as but an hnperfect devcription can be given nan advertisement. Sale posi- tive, rain or shine. UCTION SALF—THIS DAY, AT 10g O'CLOCK, AT 169 Tenth st , hear Broadway ; on ry Siits, rosewood and mabogany Bedroom Looking Glaser, mahogany und maple Chaira, Bruasels and ingrain Carpets, and everything that wa bret class house, Bale posit}¥e. hold Furniture Large covered Wagons for removing Furniture country. Furniture stored. SSIGNEE Notions, & —A. M. CRISTALAR, auctioncer, naies, Retiewles, Lace Goods, Trimmin, ing, G goods too numerous to mention. ‘othe Saunders, assignee SALE—OF FANCY GOODS, YANKEB t Piano, with splendid tone and finish, cost $500, rosewood Parlor Rockers, Tables, belongs CTION NOVICK.—BURNHAM’S FURNITURE &X- press and Packing Katablisliment, 111 aud 113 West Bleventh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, House. boxed and shipped toall parts of the world. into the will aell On Friday, August 9, at 10 o'clock, at 6:3 Vesey st., a large and extensive steek, comprising Silk, Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves; Woollen and Cotton Hose and Stckings, Portemon- , Buttons, Bind- mbs, Brushes, Perfameries, Woollen Goods, Pocket Kitves, Scixgors, and a large and’ goperal assortment of By order of L. August 8, or t 1036 niture, Brussels, velvet and ingrain Carpets, top Centr Bedding, & 'e_will nell’ this da; ‘of the Grocery and Liquor Store 176 Fast fourth street, in lots to ault purchasers, and sold ROWNE AND NICHOLS, AUCTION EERS.—THURSDAY, clock, at the salesroom, No. 35 ‘Nassau street, large sale of second hand Household Fur- and stair Carpets; Partor,’Dining room and Chamber Furniture, Mirrors, Wardrobes, Bookcases, ftageres, Buffets, marble ‘ublex, Extension ‘ables, Mattresses, Bods, Also, one of Stenway's ceirbrated seven 135 BOWERY, » the stock and Fix: ‘Twenty- or sacri- G CORGE COOK, AUCTIONKER.—MORTGAG! F of fine Forniture, Thos day, at 11 o'clock, for convenience of Librar: sale, viz —Pi Seeretaires, Armoize es, Bailes, Desks, Catalogues at sale positiv’s for G £0, HOLBROOK, AU HOI Mis. —Will sell this ¢ 104% o'clock, ai the corner of ts, bear Hndson, all the genteel Furnitn , consisting in part of rosewood Parlor f walnut and mahoginy Bedsteads, ma Hair piture and Utensils. &e. , OFFICE, ton street, near Hiidson—Will sell, 660 Greenwich street, Furniture: , Sofa, Tables, Clocks, &¢. 6 He 20'ek Carpets, and Dining Room Suits, eleg Glace, Ba wood Centre Tables, Velvet and Brussels 1 SALE at store Mit Broadway, a very Jarge stock of first class Furniture, or Suits, t Eto: ads, , Antique ; and sale Bt Bevitord rb Mattresses, Bending, Extension ‘Table, 258 WEST this d » Chairs, | Sale at 2 o'clock, J, PULEEMUS, Administrator, ENRY GREEN, AUCTIC FR.—TMS DAY o'clock, at the auction store 164 Willian 300 boxes Smoked Herring; sap co, Raisins, Currants, Tapives, mon, Oil Cans, Platform Seale Pails, Wines, Liquors, and Seg: Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Clot 1, ATI0K% m street, lot of Steel, fifty Army Also, a Small lot of 25 West Broadway, Mortgage Sale. August 7, at 12 o'cloc Circulating Library, consisting of 2,500 volumes, with all the Fixtur Furniturd WEST & WATTS, TRAVER, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE Paintings, Butter. Lard, Soap, Starch, Candies. | Also'nin Carpets, Mirrors, &¢.—M. DOUGHTY, a: will sell on Thursday, August 8, at 1014 o'clock, room 86 Nassau strect, a general assorttoent of | Furniture of a family, consisting of Brusst Carpets, rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, madi bert, of Boston; three solid rosewood framed 1" cloth; Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Library Book ble top Centre Tables, Extension Dining Tab) ing Bureaus, Waebstands, Bedsteads of every de: &ec. The whole to be sold, by virtue of a cha gage. T. AUCHINCLOSS, AUCTIONEER.—SALFSROOM . ‘On Wed y , at 47 Bowery, the contents of a ay, together i Suid store. torneye for Mortgager. i 170 CHAT. ham street, will gell this day, at 103 o'clock, at 57 Mulberry street, two fine Counters, two Beer Pumps, Stand Casks, Kogs, lee Box, large Glass Caso, Scales; Oil Teas, Coffer, Spices, Sugar, 8’ lease of store. Flour, ORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, uctivneer, at xales: Jouse le by Dor Suits, covered in brovatel; black walnut do., covered in bair ses, mar- » Drews ption, ttel mort: LOST AND FOUN a 0G WOST—ON SUNDAY, 4TH INST., A BLACK and tan Siut, eight montis old, very dark tan, cars cropped, anéwers to the name of Kitty. ‘The finder will obtain a liberal reward by returning ber to 186 East Nineteenth street, or to Browster & Ballwin, 786 Broad- way, corner of Tenth street. 0G LOST,—A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND Dog strayed from 37 West Thirty-firet street on the 5th inst. Whoever ‘the owner will be handsomely re’ y first st. K 0) J 'y, on Saturday, 3d inst. , a Blank faihing orders for liquors and accounts, Whoever will return the same Lo 821 Seventh avenue, or state by note where it can be had, will rec 4 Son, 321 Seventh avenue, Ni OST—A GRAY MARE AND TOP WAGON, FROM Flatbush Cemetery, on Tues lay afternoon, August 6 Whoever bas found the same and will return them to 51 East Tweifth strect, will be suitably rewarded. D. MULGREW, OST—ON THE 5TH INST., FROM HOUSE 282 SIXTH ‘avenue, @ B.ack and Tap Dog, for which a reward of 3o 1s offered M. J. MORTON OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING, BETWERN 7 AND 8 o'clock, from. Union square down East Fourtecuth Street, a silver Portemonnaie, containing seme Goid and Silver! the letters F. it. engraved on the cover. The find cr will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at Wm. Kadd’s, t Fourteeath sircet TRAYED—FROM NO. 12 EAST TITIRTY FIRST STREET, Sa smat yellow Dog, weighing about six pounds Whoever will retro him to gaid place will be hberally rewarded / ‘ale Oversirang Pars Patent Tnsulated Fall id and Square Pianofortes, No. 421 Broome must be true; everybody says bea! A SECOND Address Y What everybody says they are the be: AWNBROKER’S SALE. — 22 Catharive street, will sv! 5 Silk and Summer Dresses, sha i ey 3) BOGART, AUCTIONEE..s —THIS DAY, nek, at the auction reoms No. 1 Norti For acti jovesale is postponed euitil Tuesday, A aud place. ON THI RT, AUCTIONEER: We August 8, at 1014 0" ild's Stal nec of Forty-third street and sixth avenue, by ¥. bill of sale, two Couches and one Brett. Li READY MADE CLOTH 8, Furnishing Goote, & HAMBERS & FAIRCHILD, A Will sell, on Thursday, Ang and winter wear Clothe;Cassin ‘A complete assortment of Furnishing Goods, toge the Store Fixtures and Furniture JOHN KELLY, i Bl ype Deviting Ma . two large Turning Lathes, due CHARLES V. LYONS, Coastal CARLES V. LYONS. Constable. AT 1034 1) Wiitian h mms No 1 august 13, "RSDAY, bles, cor irtue of a 116 Fuiton street, the entire stock thercia contained of Ready Made Clotbing, in every variety for both summer res, Linea Gawls, &ec. ther with Shoriff, VARNISH AND O11, FACTORS, ERS & ice No 113 Nassals street, Thirty , Fast river, all the splendid a that well known establishment, cougisting of 1Xt Cans, of 250 gallons capacity Gach, pasted red banda, cost $40 each als Office Furnitire, .and many usefnt articles in the tine. ne Express Wagon, Sale mises are let, FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEERS, font of ures of y Varaigh with gilt pper Kettles of all sizes, fron Lamver, ie positive # lo be removed immediately, as the pre estes ) SALES AT AUCTION. WW, TERS, AUCTIONEER—WILL | SELL, THIS day, at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street, Softs, Sofa Hedsteads, Rocking and other Chairs, Centre, Dining aud ‘Tea Tables, Mirrors, Bookcase, Ourtaini, Piano, Gas Fix- tures, Tapestry, Threo ply and other Carpets, Oilcloths, Beds, Bodding,’ Bureaus, China, Glass Stoneware, Dining Room and Kiteheo Furniture, Counters, Tables, Store Fixtures, Show Cases < HOUSES, ROO) N EXCELLENT DWELLING HOUSE TO LET—NO. | 100 Waverley place, one door from Washington, Square, las bach room, wach tubs, and all the latest im. Provements; will be let fow Loa good tenant. Apply to J.B. ISAAC, 30 Washington square or No, 9 Chambers strect, SD GARDEN TO LET, NEAT rything for hansckeoping nthe village of Fairteld, Conn. two hours’ ride onthe New York aud New Haven, Railroad. Ten rooms. Price $50 por mouth, payable in advance, Inquireof Mr, HENRY STURGES, Pairteld depot. COUNTRY HO: and fully furnish, yt silver and bouse {i PART OR THE WHOLE OF A SMALL, NEAT English basement House, with ail modern iinprove- ments, located in _@ fine wide stroet up town, wost gil to let.’ Rent reduced one taif. Apply to Mr. J. BRAD? YY, 675 Sixth avenue, West Fortieth streot, HALF OF A NICE ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, three atories high, situated delightfully up town to let toa small family. ‘Apply at. 10 Weut Fifty-second street, between Eighth avenue and Broadway, SPLENDID BASEMENT TO LET ON BROADWAY, west side, between Canal and Howard streets: bor’ business location in the city. Rent moderate to a good tenant, Freensaep HOUSE TO LET—-IN BROOKLYN, IN the most fashionable part, five minutes’ rom’ the ferries, thirteen large furnished, containing: ga three story, high baseme per annum if taken at once board, and only two rooms decupied. solve, Herald office, pply at 4213¢ Broadway, ons, completely and handsomely bath, bot ‘and cold water, @ and sub-cellar House, at $700 The rent can be taken ia Address Quiek Re- OFTS TO LET—AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE, AT 4 the Marble Store 24 Walker, near Church strect— size 26 by 100 For price of rent address or call on B. B., 207 West Forty-cighth street, between Righth and Ninth avenues, Qrnte TO LET—87 NORTH MOORE STREET, ROOM for seven horses and tive couches: gas ald Croton water. Inquire of GEO. KELLOCK, No. 1 Bond street. Key can be bad at No. 37, opposite. LET—THE STORE AND BASEMENT ON THE northwest corner of Twenty ninth street and Kourth avenue, now finishing, suitable for any business, siz0 store 40 by 23; basement 56 by 33. Apply to (. SCHU- MANN, 302 Weat Niueteenth street, LET—A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE, HAS ALL the modern improvements, with bandsome gas Ox- tures, &e Second floor is oecupied by three grown per- son, who are no trouble. Will be let cheay. Carpets and oilcloth will be lefton if desired. Inquire at $92 Second avenue “5 —A FINE, FOUR STORY HOUSE, SITUATED Second aveuve, between Fourth and bifth streets; hus a fine garden, Will be let furnished or unfcrnished, or furniture sold. Apply for particulars to P. R., box 1,760 Post offic Lt LET—A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN GOOD ‘order, conveniently and pleasautly locate’ i the upper part of the city, with gas and Croton copyenienees, Apply on the premises, 22 West Fifty-fourth atreet. Reat $400 ‘per annum, ) LET—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, PARTIALLY FUR- ished in olegant style, with immediate possesion, Rept. moderate to u responsible party. Apply to Or. “LIGHTHILL, 84 St. Mark's place, between 12 and 2 P M. LET—THE STORE, BASEMENT AND CELLAR OP 18 Spruce street, each tloor about 90 fect deep; capl+ tai focation for grocery, leather or paper trade. | Rent moderate. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson'strevt. LET—THE DWELLING PART! OF HOUSE 1,219 0 T' Broadway, between Tweenty-ninth and ‘Thirtieth Surect; gas and Croton water through the house. Rent $300°a year, Poxsoxtion immediately. Aypiyotod. W. COLLINS, 1,163 Broadway, corner of Twenty seventh ce 0 LET.—A SMALL FAMILY, DESIRING TO LIVE economically, can fod rear Room on second floor, with two Atucs, in'a healthy and pleasant neighborhood, ‘Vy appiying at 369 Washingtou street, Water on same floors. TT LET—AT A VERY LOW RENT, A SECOND PLOO) furnished, Ot for housekeeping. Alvo a Room an Bedroom, fusuished or unfurnisued, No. 8 West leveuttt street, near Filth avenue. 0 LET—A ROOM, ON THE SKCOND FLOOR, AT 340 Broome street, opposite the Westchester House; suit- able for millmery or any other light business, two wine dows front and Back: Farniture for sale. Possession given immediate! TET—AT NO, 10 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, FOUR doors weat of Broadway, two large Rooms, on the second fluor, aud a very fine Basement, suitable for a phy- sician. LET—ON STATEN ISLAND, A HOUSE, CONTAIN- fng ten rooms, with four lots of ground, situated op Fort hill, Second ayenue, five minutes’ walk from Quar- antine landing. A good view of the bay. 1° LET—IMMEDIATE _POSSESSION—TH story brick Honse 14 Madigon aver Lit | ply to W. i, LUs PAR °URNISHED OR UNFUR D, the large House, 33458, No. 11 West Sixwenth street, hear Fitth aveaue, with all the modern improvements, For particulars apply to E. TWEEDY, 126 Duane street , A COUNTRY HOUSE, thouKes, halt a mile twelve (0 LET OR LEASE—CHI jad and 0 , on the Harlem Railroad, miles from { street, New Yi SE OR COTTAGE myo WR OR PURCHASE—HOL furnished if possible, pleasantly situated en salt water, say the Sound, Long Island or Shrewsbury river, with fishing and shooting facilities, | particulars, R. W., Herald office, Address, with ful LOTHING. _ INTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING ispose of their cast off Clothing , Furniture, Care will receive the best price in the city, by cafl- pews, ke. ing or addressing M. Abrabums,233 Seventh avenue, be- Lad tweet ‘twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets. Mrs. Al Sppirel.—From tive to twenty-th sey from three W Gfteen dollars for coats, from one to ive dollars fer pants. A note by post rw attended to JEL, 134 Seventh avenue, between Ninetecnty an Twentieth streets. Ladies attended to by Mrs. E. GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING.—LADIES AND A gentlemen having any cast off Clothing, Furniture, Carpets and Jewelry, will receive the highest price by Calling on or addressing A. HARRIS, 668 Third avenue, Ladies attended to by Mrs, Harr LARGE ORDER'—$9,000 WORTH OF GENTLEMEN'S st off Clothing wanted for the California matket — Genitemen, I will pay Ofty per cent more than any other dealers. Also Jadies’ silk, woollen and muslin Dreases, the highest prices guaranteed paid, by calling at or ad- dressing the new establisbment of 'B, MINTZ, 131 Sixth avenue, corner of Tenth street. Ladies atteuded to by Mrs, Mintz. ange RDER RECEIVED.—$8,000 WORTH OF CAST OFB Clothing to parchage for California and Western fhurkets, Furniture, Carpets, Jewelry, &c. Tdo not pre tend to offer nominal pri , bot T guarantee to pay the utmost value for each article, by calling on or addressing E. I, 79 Sixth aveane, second door above Waverley place.’ Ladies attended by Mrs, E. H. FOR LADIES AND GENTS TC efor their cast off Clothing, Fare or addressing Ii. Hare t Jones street. Ladies ate . 353 Bowery, opposite ded by Mes Harris _ REWARDS. (= REWARD.—LOST, FROM 220 WES second street, a tmall Black and Tan Terrier Shut, ors 1o tho name of Tiney; bas a scar over the eye and has been injured in the loins. The above reward will be paid for her return, \ REWARD —LosT. ST 6. 1 about baif past Socioek AM. iu ndsny Crom ‘Youth street ferry to Third avenue and thence to Chat ham square, a Gold Hontiog English Lever Watch , Joseph Johnson, Liverpool, make . 32,080. A reward of $10, or more if asked, will be paid to the finder, at Benedict's Jewelry store, corner of Bayard and Bowery, or at Harrie son's, Columbian Hotel, 179 Chatham square, trouble—the mouey 18 there. DA) REWARD.—STOLEN, LAST EVENING, FROM 20 the house No. 23 West Twenty-seventh street, @ silver, consisting of 8 desert forks, marked “ W. {PTL waspoons, TA: HL '* 2 table spoons, WC. F.,”? t and motto * Vict Industria,” 3 table spoons, 2 butter knives, ‘W. C.F." sugar + WC. F* sugar dist and milk bowl, The sugar 4 milk bow! are old fashioned, and their loss wiil b@ tly regretted, having been the gi of adecensed friend, than from their intrinsic value, For the recovery ie mi tue articles enumerated the above reword will be paid. Pawabrokers or other persons to whom they may be offer. er for sale, are particularly requested to stop them, ang send ipformation us above. New York, Aug. 6, 1862. — | REWARD. AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED. <0 25 ‘Lost, in a Third avenue railroad car, on Tuesday thorming, between 24 and 3 o'clock, & patent lever Wate, M. L. Tobias, maker, 36,030. The finder will { leave it with CH Sinith, venue, between Fortys | fifth and Forty-sixth etreets, aud receive the above re ward, at ANTED 70 PURCHASE—A GOOD SECOND HANU roxewuod Piano, prics not to exceed $100 Arluress, giving particulars of inttrument, with pame of maker, W. HL, box 160 Herald office, Ww" AUCTIONEER WILL 4 o'clock, at 504 Canal str fixtures, Ko, of a Liquor Store, Counters, L: SEL Jot of Household Furnituro, &¢, i, TTS the stock, IS) ASO & GhEA REWARD.—LOST, A DIAMOND BREASTPIN, | single stone, Whoever will reture the same | to Captain Waterman, coroer of Canal and Varick strcota, * will receive the above reward,