davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15
FINANCIAL AND CoMAER CiAL.
RDHEu n A II x X y.

SUNDAY, Jrne it L. b.
To ,ock market closed yesterday a, prices consider
ably below those ruLsg the close o. the week previous
IL sever. instances the decline has been very great
me L.s rci beea throughout aay indications OF rcac
ton o. evo- partial restoration Of public confidence The
noeacy h beea downward and stocs have seen forced
ont cr safe the declining prices. The most violent
changes have been In Michigan southern old deferred
ttoc<. Rcsd,py CIevt and an Toedo and Mwsuxe aud
Mississippi have fallen OF than any Of tee other lead
ing railroad stocks. A. they al appear to be OF the same
class, ,so same causoe are doubtless operating These
soc bare suffered the mos, from stock specustng nan
Gers their fe blood has been literally extracted BY
the thai have 60 long surrounded the The
cei1lasysy preas ruling FOR these stacks DO not at
tract purchaser Those who have sold Of ioss viii
D. ob.by never tovcs tram again any price, and 90 ng
a. The present prejudice against railroad ocss exists store
VII be no new outside cousumptcu We must look fer
usny cortas In railroad securities OF al kinds
ync gocd musi suffer eighty, where The lad suffers
se-iosiy, aid FOR o7g time we shall beyond all cues
ton bave very SICK, heavy rE-te, The causes Of the
rroseri dEcuy have beea long accommodating, ard the
eject will no, pas, away quickly macy imagine. Toe
afst revival q public confidence VII, without doubt ee
Vi. lie ID TIE iAaa gran, railroad securities There Is Ia
TIA: chs q securities nuch that E0rd ard subssr
tai % much has real bona ie value that they must
Ultimately nurLc, aitc1tcp sad eontrc q va, OF
cau' The cid ciss Of railroads again recover
Their fC-.,cr position. hey lave btc1 run out Their
CAPITALS have rp 10 such enorGocs amounts a. to make
tei- to;ty cnprocgcuve They have nc resources bu,
their rode md rolling eruipmcrv no meas Of reducing
utr cavsi Or debt except BY insolvency or repudlaton
and shes thew reslh that port they arc vaiuoess 90
TIE ether ha1d the and grant railroads have each an I'm
rnensc estate, security squA to anything known, spd
bas ofhe os, valuable ana durable character Tue pro
c,ecs or hsse lands will 81 least provide for all exrsord
nary exrc'drrcs lssvrr the rcac under even the mos
adverse crcarssAaces free frsr all thos membranes
and burdcrs tie old Of road. have been sstdcd
with, aac sacon;,y reduced In value TO insure proper
The issi grant railroad sesures are To,
osly zee, tia, eau be touched with any degree
safety.
TIE outward movemea. Of specie from lbs port last
vees vas ia aalve TIE aggregate exp rtation ras
lurer thsz ever tcfore reported 10 the sauc tine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

presiding. which netted assor dsduct.pE all expenaes
s&n eight thousand four hundred and sixty seven dol
Itach,d the ,dd.Aa quantity OF $4,000 ta1s but rr hs
90 ~. hsned easins thst amoun OF uncompeted orders
ln- termination Of navigation
ne Commercial Mart urope Nv a, nj .,i, az
au a. e.onise meht Tor wharfage ana expenses u
from ~ ntp ten thodsaDd dollars ANA ell largely add 70
me val OF The Iaander of its canal pro cry - Gin,
Sersc" cost Of the wharf about eighteen tho tsand
TSs ey,, o,,o OF tn road 70 the Astor mine will, with
Other rnrrovnm VI beps ma 10 this sea-op render acces
sibIv The Whole Of " com avs lands -sle Of mall
20 tor Of which no, 20 eo b., the COMPANY within The
hen century. 10 exneun u the hslne q ~ bonded debi
now reouceo from 1926 GO 10 $40! ~. las Sii20oo
Ter f,aemsai my op,n,od worm, the L"n. Iteration
Oh me sE@'d This accom- .lsned she cnDanv "ou'h, Va
me sh-eoco Of any unforeseen casualty commencS afer
'ns aot the ment Of semi aDesuAi 0ds
mere wtr- purchased ana built during the pat yea,
oi TWO arst Class iron beppcr carr hfteen new canal
ooA aid twenty I've rebuilt; making total OF ons hun
GREG and toiy one ca and eDy canal boats, 70
e"ner with four hundred ard fifty cars, five
nr' cias aud ,uo second class locomotives THIS ecap
NET EQUAL in cspacs! 10 the shipment Of rm 3Oe0oO
10 SNVo9 tors OF Per Annuu without any further
curry ~ ~ the purchase Of locomotive cost Of
about $4,000.
In conclusion, the President say.;-
gives me pleasure 20 state, that besides having 70
olced NE BONDED to the ied, ali the improve
riens referred 10 have been snr bed wtbnn, Is
700 common with ineorpo ated oont,an, adding I,
caIs' or creating any dohs, and all OF .oh has
property.
4"nueu @nd uoa'ng oobf o tue company $t!?,io6,
OF which s'610o0 is In per cent bonus due 10 1894,
and the nominal apses seis 252, leaving surplus Of
sa*,o76 The "Commercial Mart" property. whirh ;ost
ssooo will savs the company several thousand dollars
each ear tythe Increased facilities gives FOR shpueo
The company have been offered $1,000 cash for thu
property Ne com uy's e@ots, Independent OF i,s coat
lands, would pay Off every doT Of Indebtedness and
suod 10 the et ckhoders the present price " the stock
leaving the $4,000 Of lard as so much clear
profit
The third annual report OF the Milwaukee ard Horizon
salh DAD Company out, and exhibits very favorable
state Of thngs AS the road Is attracting large shsre of
alto MI O, ON Of the popular features Of M lsud
prtJ'c, We presume "a Interested wi pvvioc them
selves "ih copies OF the report Tae eiokng fund has al
ready reduced the Of the art ortgss bcads 70
saL 600 and as the report justly stees 'lf the future
Investments Of the fund nsaie anything Ike ei
vanag erns, the issue will be up long before
maturity Tho prosress Of the WORK has been as fol
n,a, nd n--- MT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

C.49 any ana extra ................. so 81
C-n.I ~ aio 1's eAt'a .'.......... % ~
| -,n". .h ss.auI WIN saes o. 500 800 eos
HAD In s.J ran.nd va aJue pces SoMnern n0ar COO
a. about Ne aoove prices Wheat Tie market quiei
IA or vIn'o Us Ine ss,se were ccnnnod 70 snsu
pes oeneSee niIed ~ u o. nod some nissOari vnse
T M 'el"',ns ~ % y, N corh was inactive .nd less
oooyen Inc sAes were confined 70 some ZOO DOC
Te'terr nsssin "a, asa a ans yetow a sS1
was M and faef on wpe Northern we're rsoe at ~ 70
a.. '' oA's were au' ~ ooo o'o Tor Susso and wsus
"1
49, M marx o. wa o'1aar am M scave inc
,ron, A 400 - Sass '. - - ~ Wao, 80 I
VA buoysnt a, advance of &c NC, AID 800 bsgs o
telegraph desra,ch, daed Nov Orleans, June IL, re-
ported safes OF % ono bags OF RIO a, zoe 40 10 cash
chiefly for tspo'; prime bod a. no s.les Of So
NAV Java we're mAae ~ 1880 A1a 10c bags kracai1e
r..
,orIoS.-Ioe market wae more active ard 6rrser. The
.ae embraced sbou, 5000 bales including aboat 5000 In
.rsn'M .Iomg az an a. vale CT atou, Nc per 10 We
az" q'Wt' tn'ouHng up'aLd nj i've.
F1fchrs 10 Liverpool aHoNt 500 bales II cotton
we,e"snged 81 % per la e. 200 eorces beef at Cd 100
ohs On Gaze al lbs % tons kg~cod NJ u 3D. aod Is GOO
sases =. ~ 10 i.a.fosn .oI bhrTeis ro1n u, &c. "a,
anu 'Vtoo fmEP ~ go veasei Wa, chaTsered 10 load
WIN gear .. o. 'onn of aVeTpoo COS and another al
W ""eee 10, L'o,r""i ~ a." 40 aAv'e 'onie cotton
aas tase ~ ana ashes al ss se AuAlahss
ana esh'orLM II. iRnts were urchhi gee.
FIsH- Dry cod were teady, with saee within day
No u eoott Z,ooo 5,Ve auinu.is o. ~ Georges ai
81 IL Grand Bank vas at about 50 ~ 80 IS macSc Of
were quiet at SIS 90 slS 10 for No L. and s2 90 TO:
No: Herring were unchanged
GrsST Li"iH--'oc oa'es we're sold at p /
hAf-ine m tTK@ wa qniet al ouc vOS per 100 los
bA'ha Tides were WI bout caahge CT moment Ia
pcs Somc 900 600 Flo Crandc were sold 0t - 10,
months
HOS - The transactions were moderate and the supply
oneiing Especially oi prime, hghii While tar 10 good
ihoseo hum Tic aud choice NJ 10 Ordinary Qua
Ehes were dtI ahd nominal
LEATHER Tine ma Set continued wtnou, change o, mo
Mept In prices The trade MAS purchasing cautiously.
We qu".s rs"' sn1 muae ~ssnt' OF t'esSs hyret a.
z1Sc @o~c AMI Oftnooos ~ 20 &oAC The tolor
ing table gives INC movements Tor the past week.
fe-nt"k Oak
Re-eipe. .sides. Leo 1900
Saies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Oo1Oc y Hy
SICK ...-.....''..s....:... 5000 1000
boiASsss WA duet. about GO hice. Porto tlcO we're
500 o. o. Tor reclining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15
Atts.. pfsd suicide of n southern Literary


Yesterday evening O'Clock. gentleman, board
or nj Po- Ur Ho'e Professor Barton Ejr, well kulSo
N Lou ana aud the Snuh a. he author Tue >1the's
Speaker tneTn FUN keader, &c VINO arrived ia
ctty 90 ruesnsy alton aud IN have ocfured
~ Nechanics Hail Wednesday ng ~ m ,dc an eInoi
fatal aiteupt hi. ogn life ~ taking chlorOio-
ard ,hing bm. the left breast. The region ot
the heart with large clasp life tsppesrs that tue
ahoN hour beiob ume, servant 81 the hotel, IL
usual went aud announced ~ be
ready. Kuockibg at room No. where Mr. R0s sa- DC
received aod therefore loo<et h wing heard
\ putso when be discovered tnst gcut yiux tic
nccr tnueaitey the dooi Ia nts dra au socks
poO uf biou bv hi. ! 10 end the clap kuic near h't1
Giving the 10 the landlord 81 the ueauch
Is Hlar, monIosl Immediately sent for ant Coo
tors toon 10 ATTENDANCE. 1hov placed the unhappy
man the bed aud Cd tue wouod % the nct wks
discovered BETTE aid esscf 10 his friends and wife, ini!
ealing ospp ntmen, aud depression Of spirits, and init
uAug and atirbang the ntcI N oi tssing his hfc "
If fortune aud the ncn appreciation Of his crts
In tie turth-raoce a. southern literature.
on Wednesday, Professor Eoss came 10 our Office aud
sroke 10 ur suh,cts of Occurring aud school ocogs
dDg the tact OF his being teacher Of eevcRteen
expesicncc having ted all hts available capital In the
pubcaot III hi books, and bis no &c that N sho time u
NO. the trlopds of southern education would foe
,hafncte iriic hbofay, and paronizc bts
Public reading ~hics have been thus Ear thought highly
Instructive encraning AZ TO enable him 70 place tis
onterprsc beg opd the reach ~ Intinrcpccs.
lie fur her rpoke o his being in Baton Rouge, la and
hs having his literary works IN the haucs OF uppen
colt A 90 Of PnilsdeluhIa, for future publication. All
through bis nvcrssiion he cviuccd mucn melancholy
ard depression of SORTS That Wednesday evening be
Was 10 have ectnrcd have said In Mechanics l'h
10 hear HIN. aud 10 our surpriso-and We must
cay chagriupd the ball closed, aoc learned that DC bad
waited there hour and half aod hal ncs one person
utcnce. Tih eccarrencc, coupled win the TACT
Thai he short &c pecunsry means, add bis previous
dsappontuents, prey ed his mind and surernduced
tue iau,entable act have above mentioned Pro'esso
Koss Is nuc sptemany looking man, five feet sx inches
HIGH here about forty two years cld aud lar COM
plexlcn -Poerstur0, Va Democrat, June l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

Srrsyrr Corwr-Crcu,t-Nos al2 coz, $50, oli, elb,
eie loes 4eT, app bO 500, SIS, bis, 81, Sj, e"'s
Go, Si7, 6is, 64s
Usrxn srsrse Drrr.c1 CcrrI Noe. II, II, To- 70, zS
~, %, Vi, "a, ~, Ia, ~. III, ll6, lle'
1e4, III, lTe.
surrRIos 0ocvr Nos CO. COL 7os, no, ~, tei, COG,
E' a, e2' e1S, &c, COS. ne. 661 l1s 0b, Set, 9Ss
~ co., oee Oe., 4i3, 8, v, iGt GO. 6S5, W. ul, Fi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

--roasing distance OF same Sd miles from MI 3aukie
peculiar feature in the besne Of this company the fact
that ey have carried uesF much feegh: wet,
which gives them excellent ret0Tn business ard
the loss usually sustained from running cfnrty cars
The cosi Of The road Including dlscoun, On securities sod
is less bar So zoo per mile, while the earnlsgs have
beer CT the rate Of s3,s., per milo per anndm ny
comparts OF freight cd by and the MI ~auke and
MtSsippi, when the latter In the OF for
wardDcss difference Of $50 tons Is ip ia
vor OF the Nlwaukie and Horizon similar comparison
ss 10 earnings with the Gsena ana Chicago Uuioo Compa
ny shows difference Of soce S97l per milo. me
directors, With rare good judgment, have IN toad OF
decs dividends The stock, psei the stoio OF the
earnkgs 10 cousrucuon account The o. pended
thus FAR is s9le.7s; The company bi,lis no b-ancn
roads, but appears there two ssaoITacs
" sAN- Ing Connections have beer made With Doth.
The unsppropustei resources Of the company,
over and above the 500 76T already expended
Amounting to nearly sSooe ooooonssta OF real estate
town bonds hrst mortgage bonds unsoc farm bonds, &c,
&c LIS Estimated ,hi the government Lands 10 ~ pur
chased ami used In extending the r0ai beyoni stevens
Point Will yield eight AMI q half nnlicn dollars
which Is ,GOt 600 than viii be req irod e. CON
piete the whole Line 10 Lake Superior We CONNIE % h'
repor to the public, and especially TO taoso ompaules
whose have been squGpdered In every species
Of wild rnanc,ering They may learn how much com
psny, well individual. may accomplish Is attending
s.ricuy AND honestly To their legitimate busites5.
The receipts and expenditures Of the Morris and Essex
Railroad Company for the past year were az follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

The following resolution relative TO the extension Of the
road Adopted
Resolved Tina, the fac obtaincd IN ing tho last year
by tho directors, Ia reference the policy of extending
the road the 1u isOn riyer and " Pbp5burg on TIE
delaware river se calcala 81 r. In pre confidence
IN both enterprises and Il therefore the OF this
meeting that the directors be requested and instructed
continue thai invest cation vLh yieg " faii under
standing Of tue matter.
protest agNnf; the extension lnc-case o. capital of
tho company, creation OF debts, the running Of any
ether roads by tic company Wa Laid on the table.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

CorEr OF CLAIMs-rh There were present 10 this
four, on Thurpdsy Judges Blsckf nd suu Sea bdrgh.
Mr. Baxter resumed aud concluded the argument Tor
lbe canu, In the Logan Hunter and the case was
Submitted 80
V a Cox Esq, orcuod tho argument for tho osimsu
t 40 m. f,u,t ,ourucd until To- IL O'Clock.
All the case, on aud trial dockets oil ths Sourt
have been called during the present term The Court
will continue n session GIL the end Of this month, ana Ia
The meantime hear any cases either docket ~hch mo
pAsties may deeire 10 submit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15
CRY eDmmEQCsaL REPORT.

NATf RrtN, juno 1t-U 7. NJ.
ArHri The stock continued tight and market hrn,
with sales OF about 70 30 bbs POTS ut SIC sesc, end
Of pearls at THc.
ISaEspsyrrs- F1our--The market ~ unchanged while
less icys aud active especially Cor toe 10 and
common grades of state and Western The sa'ea en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

Brooklyn. OF Sunday, the ixa tnax ,
..a, Mr. JOaN II. r. RszSxMz0ys, la1e

BUsr asosy--ir Brooklyn. or sunday, me iHa tuss
M'.r hDge'ng Illness, Hr JOHN a. HszSxmzor, N
"a tns c't! 10 the ~ ttA OF Ms ase
The relatives and freods OF the family src ~ "so0ss
invtec 10 attend Bis funeral fc,n tue reeldon Of -
father, 10 Clas avoIr west side fourth DIOR uh
hy,tA avenue, ibis aflsYnou al hvo O'Clock Bis ~
rne,n> ~t be Tab 10 HseseLeac, N. j. for lntsrrG
or Tuesday, NJ "a
Lshns.-On snserday, Jcae Il, EHAsxsz &. Dzma~
trugb'sr Of the iate roter Den,E
Her yis lds nd the friends ~ the family respectful
y iayifeJ W her ruLors. ~ ,Ohe's church a
Mcs sy, tho 18th iuss ., eleven o'cfsck N Esr re-
Will br Mkan 10 C-s Cons for fooerneut
On gua0Gy n, fning the lsts. iLsi Wx w.
GFYHy. .dcst fca o. Nils,r ard 10 lssi foery
The YeIatlvss aad fJendr " the eny arc invited 70 r.
rpao hl- 'uDerAbs T,-day The felk isfa q. half ,a
fssr o.. i-k, al the Church the l,teeu1s Egny r1t
ktI>et belgeen gece,o aud -aird ..ofu,sz
J,s.Sos --I)u SUD. yuno " kug,~xr veersos asA
81 Yeas ard ncp.s lae OF No 90 as,1isor sree Nc
Yors
Ire friends ard scqut.ntarcegs~ tic Family are rao.cs
fnly iDvso attend fupe uSSreu hts tste rcdsuos
No 9.7 South .seeond strr ~ Jerp cav sr Norqsy tho
Nth Int az fvs O'Clock
I.vps,fT -nNev knsoe.ie r. III month II. t.x.a,,s
IAwys,cr 10 the lost ye, ~ h-v eye
her tuncr viii xe plGcsyf ON ~esdence OF kea
So or (Eeil, Cr-er ncsJ 4 Psi cad VA New 70
che on scnS @av tits 18th o. n-sf past q, tie ns
Iroy. He- ,era!ns u,i IL Zen a, Eyer sa ra,rv.u~
grc,,d W es,rl es,ay village far inte,-,,cnt
fAs-,-tIu s,nd.v INN, IS' a.,I I.n1 VIA of IN
liam limit nycd w. ..s,u
The rnS kencs NJ spe rarrv md ,rcse NJ 10,
brother o6n Troy. oeo tho r~mber, oe toe Esrrn.rs.
Guard a.n Cain re ere Inor. l.nnary Ma "a are ~,
epec,fuy py,,od 4, seno h. -orsrsj 4, ~ ber i.s -
dence No q. We~Sr4c,y srs, sr,rs TIN, /SornnvI -
tetoon M two Oetoc,sv i,hout esr,her 90
MopRJso,.--On tie .Gyh ius. yhY,s n onlv child ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

q the new for two or the old stock sntN ne ~
poxA q.
The snDexed statement exhibits tho amount Ia esee -
posisory Of the United States govcsnmco subject GaP
on Monday, June 6, 1857
FINANCES or TIE UarRp STATES GovrxSNEr-rRxAsrMn's
WEEKLY STATEMENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15
The Turf.
FASHION COURSE, L.. I.


Tns racing over the Fashion Course. postponed from
last week on account Of tbs unpropiloas weather
viii be resumed tomorrow under most favorable
suspoes There will be two races or the same
day-one OF three mile heats. tho other mile heats
The feature OF the day will undoubtedly be the
three mile rSce, for which Eugneer Nat spangler and
quette are entered On Wednesday the great event Of
the meeting comes OLA 70 mile race Detweea Nicholas
L. gao Washington and Lucy Phnips The sporSng woric
alive as TO the result and nd vdsas prone To specu
In the mysteries OF racing stables TO think tina, 1t
will be contest second tina. has ever taken place
The defeat OF ooe asLingon the Crit day OF the
log Goes not appear 10 have shser the cpnfde
acmTeis no cay thai although defeated by Nicholas In
the caplta ule OF 79O-,S, she DOT entirely herself
on that occasion ara oos for something now I'll.
ends OF Nicholas equally saugune aud hope that his
performance To morrog will sill ,rther disng ish him
or Lucy Phillips we know bet little but she muss be
good ono 10 contend with such nays Nicholas and
washington IN four mile race The fne ing apr gooa
infringement TINT noH mark the don9s Of the Essti0n
CoGlse, ana the general satisfaction ev.uced the putlc
seem 70 promise that the remaining days " Tn nee.
ing Will be vel pat-onised and the turf the
sIscasd Coed management, good running and hum
bug are al the requisites necessary insure full attend
snce on racing days
TIE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
Prior Gao Prioress have at ong been entered st
tAo orb August me etogAe LATER In the Chester h4udi
cap, distance mile. Both en,ereC Tor the Great
Ebcr handicap of tie Goth OF August the day
preceding toe Chester handicap Lensth OF two
U.les
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

Iotsl compared with 1856. SIS 25t
The coal mioers In the schuylk,l region have been
good deal interrupted by sAier aud the trade generally
tags want Of orders. Thus far trsde makes
show AID, from present Indications, oil old wll
do smaller business and receive money tbs ttAn
they did las, gear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

Ha1rfed.
CoorSs-Wr0 in ~ kAib avenue, DYocx17r a.
Thundsy, juno II, BY Rsv. IL ". Bs.cher r cocs-A.
Attorney at Law, 70 Mas LOUUA D. wrEs. fornsx,y a
Bermuda
woUs-wocrrs On weSp~~day, ys,eM ~ M
Rev Mr. Crawford Mr. A. wMzSr WoetoH, % New Yor<
TO niss sARAa J. weGIJz Of North Bsy, One'>s coc1V,
Rome q. \ papers p,esye copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15
aDVERTKTsENTs eFSrwgB EVERY pay.


nI5uE.AiAANh. stUs-
ROUGH pIVTNfrT.
q ROSA NATIl.DAH lDvAL OF A HUSBAND,
gnETHuARDx.
OF for thu J-rlunec fool,
Who speaks By rote ana inks By rule.
Mhc-- lar guild air aud studied dress
Are cold TO passions tenderness
But give n hos. vtgosots mind
Thou IN cloudy lines still l. KIND.
A stronger frame, taller or-n.
HouId which tO cling amid iife's storm
Grant m but such ~ hrd
III h~ biz ~fe-c~vo;ed, kind;
To al : r. Ugh extcricf blind.
And Leaning his stronger ruinf-
Nor thal the fop surpass hiil ionx,
Pos, n wl'cB nioCiiu1 btgoS8
Ill dress and itck my rough dyt1l.y"
A. ernlh's usiaiiz ~ yt trinity.
SMITH RROTIt H. price hole and cOtcinA
warrhovse kus W IL and leo Fulton stree, Rev York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

lutNI So",eV",VS VT ioo*,bTA Stub 0IF,sIV
The principal articles OF import during the week
a. tOo~s-segars, $50 SIS; canae, sl0d,o1' eaetneu
ware, $500; furs, $+8,1'3 Iad,a rubber So t3l yo
$50 1913; en, ssZ 663; do uDoresaed, S265 9sI iroa
$40. se5 n SOL o24; Steel $50 i5, spciter, SIS o3l,
TN, sss57I watch s. s4s GAL; zinc $50 1885, uolss.e,
s7s,cse aes SOS c2s; hn-eed SCI 246 sugar $3.50 49,
wires, sles6 78; caamp sgue s]7, 1888; wool ssl $50
The following table will chow the exports o. the five
principal staple articles for the week and year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

Williamson Bios The Pub
lo invited - examine these fsuerng miniatures Ut rs
alton stzees, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

Weekly Hs sUrs D~si0S
In the city ard county OF New York, from the 6h ~
Juss 10 the 13lh day OF June, 1851.
Mo, s3; women, o.. boys, is; girls, ss.--TOtA 3Ss
Adults, l2s; ohldrcn ga; males 100: females 1e2 CO..
Wed persons 9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

DenArrs SRlamandaE SafeS-Wlth Patepl
powder proof dehancs DepuA l91 PN
street. door below Maiden lane.
ROBHRf Il PArRIOl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

Tota lbt. tie"to,-st 20
As AZ cfset 20 ire very heavy .pnslt Of last week.
received by The California steamer sboei tsc millions OF
dolars an the cub treasury raid oct atoui seven hun
ored thousand dollar.
The Bsns Of America has given notice that the install
en,s Of the enc m,or dollars OF the inorcased capital
Of tn. busS are payable % per cent on the LIST OF Jay
e per cent the lei o. September ard so per cent on the
Let o. o7euber rcx, The present stockholders arc
pr,vered take hs ncv Islus proportion one share
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

BrDol,yn.-l.Oekstss.L LADIES' Dress and Ma m
tia trimming emporium; the lsreest selection az frnges
tsstls &c, In the city. 25' fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

Prof Alex q. Barry's frtc0lsherous is tins
te~. snd cheapest article tor drvs beauiyng cieaur
curoe preserving sao restoring she hair Ladee Sold
everyNte-r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

DkWARk or IaPUsrkES.
ID .e n hnovp 70 the natcc-
by this pr.rlsfrstloe,
Thai coiotcrf,it- or f,you's powder
(Uf shicb eaca day tie fame svels o-derN
reiang now he oan'ry through.
by rogUca 10 whom halsr's dc.
The wonderful q lyon pssnnlscs nsrnrse DOW
the lrrn 81 given
courterfets Io.s nnr thsu. Remember. TIE r,arpe
eb, has the impression az four nSoo msss hs. bears
LION signature Depot for LYU'kb co sder
nj for dertloyng and mcs Nc t2A broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

is57.-IsIar Late Style spring and sum.
uaer garments ready aod sale AZ Of
from fabrics Imported by and rnned rot ut
with great tsse, win be TO the interest o! friends
max On early selection The stock OF cloths cssemers and
sesunes In custom u the largest and
aver exposed IL tails c..y d. nEVLTe a 90.
ros. z5S, 269 and An Broad way
fUErpaIsG GcoDs-Ne offer large sad superior os
every description OF shrs gloves and under fos
spring and summer Special paid
he manufacture OF shirs OF the
cisae OF maze 10 order and n moderate Toes.
II. DEvLJH 4 GO,
Corner Of Broadway and Warren atr~es