The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1850, Page 5

THE WEEKLY HERALD. THE FANCY DRESS BALL AT NEWPORT, we , &e., &o. ‘The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock to-morrow morning. Its contents will embrace the veoent news from California and Europe, the proceed- jugs in Washington, o full description of the Grand Wancy Dress Ball at Newport, &c., &e., &e. Bingle eopies sixpence. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuunspay, September 5—6 P. M. Quotations for fancy stocks are steadily settling down, The market opened heavy this morning, and the transactions were only to a moderate extent. The lead- ‘mg fancies—those in which there has been, during the past six months, the greatest speculative movement— are now falling off more rapidly than those which have heretofore been more neglected. With nothing in the world tosustain prices, it is a matter of considerable surprise to us, what prevents them from falling back to points current last winter. It is by no means cer- tain that they will not bring up semewhere in that neighborhood. Holders of unproductive fancy stocks, with such @ prospect before them, cannot feel very comfortable, as there have already been large losses in the way of interest, and likely to be greater sacrifices in depreciation of market value. All public seourities have for some time past been almost entirely neglected, Prices have, however been pretty well sustained. As for any advance in the market value of government or State stocks, it is almost out of the question. Most ef these rule so high that, as investments, they are poorly productive; and as the demand for money from other sources in- ereases, it will be withdrawn from these securities, which will increase the supply on the market, and very likely cause a decline in prices. The demand for U. 8. @s in London, has lately been limited, and the proba- bility is that it will continue so, unless an important decline in prices should take place in this market. At the first board to-day, Erie Railroad fell off 4 pe eent; Harlem 34; Long Island Railroad, 34; Morris Ca wal, }s. Since the payment of the semi-annual inte- rest, on the 1st inst., Erie Second Mortgage Bonds have declined 14% percent, Reading Rallroad advanced, to day, percent. Holders of Reading Railroad shares feel eonfident that an improvement of several per cent will soon be realized, in consequence of the damage to the Schuylkill Canal. It is stated that the railroad will have the monopoly of the coal carrying trade from the Schuylkill coal region for the remainder of the season. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $125,112; payments, $2,586 67—balance, $7,324,024 20, Mint certificates up to No, 4,700, inclusive, will be paid at the Assistant ‘Treasurer's office to-morrow, September 6th. In ac- cordance with instructions received from the Treasury Department. all powers of attorney, certificates, &c., in foreign languages, relative to the collection of in- terest and transfer of United States stock, will hereaf- ter be translated at the office of the Assistant Trea- surer, the expense of the translations to be defrayed Dy the attorneys. ‘The earnings of the Harlem Railroad Company for the month of August, this year, amounted to $49,001 52, against $38,135 37 for the corresponding month in 1849, —showing an increase for the month this year of 10.959 19. ‘The steamship Empire City, from Chagres, brings two weeks later accounts from California. The Pana- ms, at Panama, from San Francisco, brought down, it is reported, two millions three hundred thousand dollars im gold dust, of which $75,600 is on board the Empire City on freight, and $400,000 in the hands of passen- gers. The Cherokee, now due from Chagres, will pro- ably bring « large portion of the balance. Our ad- vices from California continue favorable. There was more activity in the markets, and better prices ruled for all the leading arties of trade, as will be seen by prices current, published in another part of this day’, paper. From themines there is nothing new. Every. ‘thing appears to be going on harmoniously in San Franeisco, and we are pleased to see commercial affairs settling down upon a more substantial basis. ‘The table of exports from this port, for August, 1850, given a few days since, showed s small increase on the previous month, and a great increase compared with the corresponding month last year. The imports dur img August were very large, but not so large as for August in 1649. Leaving specie out of account, and the imports for August, 1850, was several millions un- der that for August, 1849, The annexed table show the imports and exports for August, in each of the pas Shree years:— Commence oF THE om or New Yoru—Imronts anv *, August. 1848. 1849. 1850. Imports. . 11,064,188 $13,829,716 $13.485,272 Exports. " R751,146 "2,668,185 7,060,082 Excess of imports, $8,313,042 $11,161,531 $6,428,590 ‘The favorable state of our foreign trade for August ‘this year, compared with the corresponding month in oO do meee ge ae ene do do a ee - & & b10 oa Exteae O88 is Be ow ye i Ss : Be Bowmusce 8 00 an \ to Kris RM 25th Bee” 74h tae Db WANTED—A GENTLEMAN = eer wish pot room, wi board f with qume.srmpuecatie iter Ini petany fa family. yest ald ae aoe Address A. ADING. AND DAY SCHOOL—MISS CRAM WILL hf Ladios » ‘TeHle bith ctevots pede the Second avenaee 7” — IN JERSEY RY, CITT —G000 Bo BOARD CAN a plagnat and ‘accommodations for few single gee Testis early, ss this ethos ov 00 5: Chowan, Ot & ” \y Perry. IN BROOKLYW.—A GENTLE sinele _ rt Lapy, | 4 wy? AND GI Be. « Px Loup on. in seusabed fre frent room, + Mul stvpart boa tial. AN, WITH rooms ort vay, phere here sie ne note dared Ba. may be bad, wttl be oon Oars E.—& LADY AND GENTLE! (iat stiles ot carvence, ov ose ge twe mmodated with farnished or uafy br} Noded ur Be. 4 Onion Square A ‘te ey eg nen FAMILY, fs VING MORE ROO! Bog Tithens bears, Schuh Wrecker, it required. Address re WANTRO, BY Al Al MERICAN EADY ™ 4 able private fiend Apply at No. 64 Amos st. ‘rood references family: ty A ral hestoror ne fe Can be seen ‘teemth: -—. near -. “ at 289 Bast Thir ANTED BY 4 ratoaion et 4, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, or Waiter. isa t woman, take any situation ‘odteys wtiat t of ‘cook: aries pe rear oe No. 49 Chrystie street, front ANTED—BY A RESPECTA Ctituation as Chuubermalds lavas aoctiions easter? and ‘will do general housework, of city reference from ‘Troy street, 3d Onn WANTED FOR TWO MANTILLAS AND TWO | Flence r Visettes, at 65 Chatham ot. SPECIAL NOTICES. A! MAILS FOR Feta eae Fee, ane FOR EUROP: F — UNI’ af it Office, aorser Bast Broadway.” Lathes bags for’ Liverpee Ireland, Ail parieet formany, and o will eloue at this office ont tardy, o'elock, A. M. OTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF THE JENNY LIND | ate Guanes Ong segmented to attond a meeting, to be held at | naay, Moan’o Inons, Neneh St! Ragan arses, Of 3 way ovenit asiness of importanoe oy ovdec ef ihe Oommandan ‘JAMES HENRY CRAWFORD. “ancy nt A SOY SHPO jy el Lae pele tie ake ~q vt ‘Oua Fellows’ ‘bh (Fra) Grand and Cen re Streeter SPEND, HENDRICKSON, Pres. ev An. eBencew, ret Lot’ owners in wie Odd FeBowy section of Cypress Hill Cemetery are invited to attend. A SAz?. ‘WM. H. BEEBE & CO., and71 Liberty street, d hed omg C ty Koy ba arte fAztEMs 156, leave ness ae their manufse factory fare ‘on the AF of th instant. ‘They wish particular! 2%, ask the indulgence of Sas custo= mers for the brief period which must ni yenane be . 4 fore the; ag walt be se. resume their tore will be re-o} CE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM patrous, that bis busi aad dn Rot Account of the fire whiel rred om pe call thelr ate ten! ‘cassimeres and vestings, whieh he has just received for fall winter wear. }56 Broadway. September 5. bef tae gy itd OF NEW YORK—MEDICAL DEPART- t, Session 1850-51.—The Lectures will commence on Mondays the sp of oat. son continued to the last di ary. Granville Sharpe Prefegeor Ge ra). Deserintive and Sui ar Asstes M. Face of Materia rapention “ot tiawitery, na tases i Wornen and halen: Pre of Wor Wise Serasen a 4 Physiology; Elisha ratitutes dad bractige of Medieiae: Samual fe if Sars F, Demonstrator of Anat- spenlty, At Mill be seen ology, to the Chair ot | or Draper will, res im Sadition uree of Chemistry, give two evening lectures ‘The of this arrangement toevery one. the Brofewor ef Anatomy | liver ee sede fonal lecture i ane proces ethealhy, th linia fquss vo'be held by Photos ca trie Clinique, 49 be held sve? ler fag oy ‘direction of fessor Bedford. Th en 3 J an t the houses of inigue will be held nical at the Ne York Hospital: The Dioseeting he day of October, and an amy ierapply Frovided. "Fess forthe fu $105; Matriculation fee, $5; Practical A: courte of ion fee, The commencent will ‘ake place JOHN W. ORAPER, tary of the Faculty, No. 88 Fourth street. ff Ste $8. week. Students, on ar- ana Tnquite for the jaaiter, Mr: Polnen: eit , 20 quire for janitor, te who jem to boarding houses. ANTED—A SERUAwON, BY. . >BxPaarmwonp w as gi Bae od eambiy’ wal willing to oe og 2g ce given. Also, a Chambermaid, will~ ‘ranine nd ironing, that cam be recom- place. teon for two days. Please call at Nox 30 Blegoker strest. paver. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, 4 SITUA- tion as Cl ‘would have no ob- Jeotions to take care of childsem. “Apply at 109° Willow Btreot, Brooklyn. ANT£D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, 12.40 chamnberwork aud waiting, ox 10 ake care of children. Has the best of references from her Ploase call at No. 109 Bowery, in tae boot store, in for We wo deek ee ae wis rai 8. pan ‘'ELY—AN E. TE REORD BY ho uj ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RUTACTASLR ou! woman, as Chambermaid, or b+ take —— na Would not have any objection to do respectable family. Inquire, for two days, aE. street. W: ‘TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, tion ae Chambermaid or Seamatrevsand Nurse: of city reference can be be git ‘at 205 Third between Twenty- second went third streeta, ANTED—SITUATIONS ARE WANTED ay Five German, four American, seven | ge Scotch girls, cooks, chambermaids, seamet y Brctentanta” “All'are t Agency, 7 Carmine street. eral pLags ¥ AN sae. SrSt. 5B TO gt a 7 ot cham! For fama foes and Fifteenth facts Winer se need A RESPECTABLE wane. x.% t re. jon as ged tinke cook, Ty ay exeollent ay ‘first ABOUT ¢, 83. an errant girl and pies ho must be well aegu with the city; am American preferred. Apply at No. 871 Broadway. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do chamberwor and ming, asters roterences’citen. \pply, st No. Brooklyn, first floor, over the store. Woikaty, hres pou A beget BqSPactasts. Paryars boarders—will be well i iaily, m te. Al M oie a ara moterate only aH Mott atcent, TED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION as Maid, or to do os sewii amine ference. the best of cit; in be oon eay ie for JENNY LIND. Rn Cc * SANDE co weds. as SAR ANCE CE Ee (Maometto serente). - Scena and Cavatii (Norma,)..... + 4 Duet for t Grand Dw ee pene di Fi Overture—"Crusaders Fi ‘iret time im America). Trio Concertante for Voiceand two Flutes. (Camp of Silesia}—Meyerbeer. expressly for M'll Aifotars, Kyle and Siode, ‘ap BunLares al facto Rosai . Belietti. “Herdeman's Song,” le. eaieiae Gompos Swedish (known as the ie is Greeting to Aina edict Ce ex) Benedic! jommprees et position, by for this occasion, 4. . Benedic Bixty Performers, including ¢ first talent in the ama Saturday Choice of m., Conners to commence at 8 o'clock, places will be at half- past 10 o'alock, op 4 ing, LOth inst. Past 100' “ieee Grand Fiance will vo used ‘st the First RY 4. LE AUCTIONEER.—JENNY LIND A eintert Tickers sdimiasion for th 4 to take t Castle Gard Svteaber Bi Castle Gi day, Mock all she tickets rr the first verara of the a be made, an 7 Concer fof Sem voncer| onpy Lind pared, fro1 sold, without eer c i will’be made at the same Concert which will take Sept. Tf ‘the riday, the 13th inst, Soden Cota iv teanser te otal eat ise clock med called the SRR IOU! LYS ni Gad al Gob Mise Julia Daily. Les sderic. To conclude with the new local com Blarneyem, Mr, Burton; HEATRE, CHATHAM ‘and otttively Iaot a a Mlleweat ya MERICA— Dena fe MeShane, Mr Jeni of the BASH wr. B ag Zo SOF Tt ND. Pua “re bight until th Ce whic! ‘ Rl e Rreat success that this talmitasie band of Echiopiaa Performers forthe pas season, whe ik of gk laces of amavewent in RM band wae We ‘form- ps LYMPIC.—THE LADIRY AND GENTLEMEN EN- gaged at this Theat ing ea 1s thee one mare, 0 on ez : seth : end ater, ning ont eo ee guleginEe “3 = pric HOUFE FOR SALT tures of the old establish 4 No. 174 Gran: street, ‘pestis tre Market, known as te ofered We oals. Yor partivelazs, aprly oa yJ\0 LET—A STABLE, IN THE REAR OF NO. 102 FIFTH scene entrance om Fifteenth street. Apply at 31 Nas- ‘eau street 0 hye soe ye 4 OPPORTUNITY SELDOM ist the house, af o let the house, sPpartic~ fd, Part of the house xchanged, and A te T., box 2238 Post office. y rt of the city, family. Inquire upper 2 Trent eth street, oye hundred dollars, Address Post Office, box No. 2,590. ANTED—A TWO STORY HOUSE, IN 4 L as: Sng i ‘le pel eignbarhood hood feo now till the first of May. Ad- », Hes OUSE WANTED—A TWO OR THREE STORY HOUSE, Feepectable neighborhood, not above Teath streas, ily. Bag Soe Seving ask ab sdesirable tenant, by addressing 8. C.y at this fee for oi hear Franny MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM aap eae ‘ologant place of ai is now open for th» season. day, oommencing at 3 in The enter~ of Female perform the Eewiancen, ‘and half; venin) of Le na 2 Et 5 é! e z = a troupe of nify some new jendid tatuary, and who are exealied by 5 ‘Admission ati meee 4 conte; Boxes, 26 conte; Pit, Signor oy afignort ri Hotterial Duo on the Doutle Base Sepisuber 1800), will be orite opera of faaieitucon™ ia di Signora Aj Bonios Six Henry . Badiall; igardo, ies in Soot rnival of Venice.” Books o nd English, are are for sale at the door, ‘Ne 0 ved by the whole evening, r part of the oiby, he end of the pechormensen SEPT. 9TH.—CHRISTY'S OP! Hall, 472 way, above trels Tespectfully aunoumee to wublic generally, ning & acries lay vext, at th mrehich Baeree nd iprevewen’ rendering Ballone of th comfortable places of amusement im th sir. uarte ton 01 corps” of talente: management of E. Pe OPERA Comigg ablisbed company, composed 1 in singing ay in Hehio} approved style, unde CM Max Zorer, com uence: parformieg at ‘er street, Corner of Morton street, om ids the 9th Doors open at 7 iow 25 con ‘all parce of the city, oass olth or two Moke of the Hal rth of Micuragn d ploturesque country. | They wore brought to this city a preat expense will be exited f ort tim eir Mai professional atest curi: o— world.” The hiner oom! rll, ae. There wil exhibit! ioe in the veda Adu price, PART OF A HOUSE —A GOOD SIZED ROOM, UNFUR- Bished, with board, by & widow lady, town. Price not to exceed $4 per Fone HOUS| ze. tm on pay ob ear. W: vate toa it of city reference. WANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. & sicuation as Chambermald aud Waiter, of to do gone ns small private family. city ce. ‘Gall at $6 Hamaseraley strech, in the tear.” To to for two days. hag ngreef A RE! owery? WOMAN, A SITUA- tion to cook, wash or as @ Chambermaid in a at 58 Hudson street. The Pititment at Bane, NEW Maland. Dividends that 1, 1850.— Tee ot Sep piember, 10 ee bate tat Names. Amt. Feei¥e SENET >> | nae Pass f egret Es eb f iy =: > z wnerit: BEEF Se Re ERS. Seog, pared , EE = ef Date of . = Dividends. if b Geo, Inwood 24 Jely, 1697, ‘ B H Y. Fontaine . ams ® 100 $m) 3 5 ww & 484 on 28 ® 100) 9 2° 12! © 1.000 9 | #1” » “u 0 2 a | © \ | $= ¢.-' BSSVS LSSEVS SSELE SVS SBME Seusseygeevers- suse? Yulee? Yee? 322 its) enew® S-SenF SgunF fF. w8--> o28--' ember, 1850, | remain - Pw Selrert ea bes acy = etree P.M. BRYBON, Cashier. Commissioner ¢ of Deets. ERSEY.—THS BI uLS jeeount. z* worn before me, thie M4 ROBERT 8. a! orn Cuma aoe eretekers athe at o Feat All abor received om deg all the banks in pects are for every cirewtated A VE PARTNER, Wits | 96,00 a ag acti bis see a | perene g wetke wees of paper, EG ue ANTED—BY A peernorans es ‘WOMAN, A SITUA- tion a6 & good t rate washer and also 40 chamberwork wai would like ith a reeks Com Best of city reference; call at be seen for two days. 82 tel atreet, ( — Weak Good clty reference. ive culy need apply. Cam be seca for two days, Apply at 44 Marion street. PERA Bet bree td Ce ang NT.—WHITE, embroidered, colored aad plain just received from a jie Paris, « large if fi = ied a |ANS'S, No. 1 Astor House. HANGE OF big med pees, te STEAM- boat Jelena | Captain " olds, ptember oth rn iter Monday, Se care ann te S 4% lock, ae ‘Returni ton jarket Blip, Ni A. it, ie until further notice, Tare, ro 0 conte eac Lisroate Phy cin DESORIPTION CAN BE BOUGHT [quer Store, Sit Houston street, corner of Mi challenges competition. Good judges are feepentilty ust to ma! ss '¥ DROP: 1c Sera, for the OR: nadernet a iy tes hte ‘State ct New Sersey, for the eure of of ¢ water treatmen hen astominecace ry, yt mre y hain en segéest Phi yei= n is @ pupil of the Preisenitz. The mild mate, ani ports of th thew water, offer thoe vi Pulmonary or 5 rn. SAMUEL WEBB, ‘58 BSonth Fourth street, asses phia, or at the Institute, ten miles south of (Phila- inducements WANTED-A riper RATE COOK, WASHER AND who understands ber business, and can city reference, may hear of a steady place by applying Sands street, Brooklyn. tend to two young tl that i and iit, Hees, Pieass, eall the First and Secon ral how i) beet of eity Telerence. re st *) “Bengt atreet. WANTED, FOR A YOUNG MAN, handeom®, well edvonted, and ite, WILD some money, & Sad ho Flare ted to be roes C. Millet & Co All comm Kroner) also, ® Waiter need apply without good referred. Apply at 151 teferences, and Provestan: eon street, t, between Pand Ih WERS.—WANTED—A SITUATIO: years perience im the orew! Tavin alee. A line addressed Bre’ 3S on meet prompt attention. ng & blaa! fe he will bomfor jag theough the aoc mest his eye, or thas of aay yg yn a om. saddle 14; and will be sold low, the owner having ao forjpes ose wonere sian eee AUTIFCE hands Seere ARTHOLOMEW'S paren? BYDRANTS ARE THE right Riad for yards ol venai vel; LT without any * a a for two yards. Satie ms AND "QaNAWENTAL sine street, bet LARGEST 1 AND LIGHTEST BILLIARD HALLIN ¢ Empire Rooms, Chambers ougeets a supplied by the best m latest improvements. Now nares Pay a visit. Cipaxe lanes FB Peas re, Ro. iiSesttel werk: somltg. ee 10 does, from s sen whe has devoted hit life to the study of what he provesses to treat LEXAN DEES, Pa’ 'T ARTIFICIAL 1) ‘The success py ow full Et. = | SS Sae Hest Soe cakes tor v & 00, Nom Maiden Lane. —TH! beg Decrees Ct Pita ta "rate “Deo. Taal ‘received Dest eee ‘entire sot ype Frames, Lockets 5 tol palerendephon Ton BISmOr. 8 Maiden Lane, up bag Ay ay ee nee yh ‘S PATENT covering for maki He} ta per foot. sad ware to that elias by 8. God commer rience 7 860 w ae : THE LIVING, AND PROTROTION —At 20) are visible 0 te ‘the dead for agee— Spreton My aomten, The dreek Burial Seba For cele ea tren Zabe coats hich far eurpen in heanty, itary Eoiiahas be aur inna W. PROCTOR, MANUPACTURER K. By nae _preabars, * real gs PF veers a Pia enw 2,000, reateat cures opon fe- the first familion im the town, joer pte en at Sar coneen at arora iriceee cf nee wh whieh every ie ee or ie ae 0 AMATEURS THE AMERICAN Co AS- can, by rer ¥., box 183, Post off ‘any information they may reyuire. "Perfermanc Thursday: September 12,1500.” soit walle ishing eng: on the firat 0 Mi Onice, N Peery a attended to. vs jelodists, » ietennen ST3¢0.5 Le Ki rel in the efternesa, mor opp alsenery , While viewing she inbaling ie O THEATRICAL AMATEURS.—THE punnican Histrionie Association, Gothic Hall, roadway, for the regular season, witli the play of itamlet, on the 54h inst. The Association is desirous of obtaining & bd reared ren of respect: totwoon esas o As members. aR Wednesday and trance through N AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. 180, of Rogers, whose peculiar talent as comedian has rendered him an immense favorite with Philadelphia ences. jement of the celebrated Chi- aig toe 10 years, 1256 conte. « lite wnneamifice and private ina nai tended by the most competen: Souk renee, ‘Te plesse, ond be pleased, is our motto, popenE™ MUSIC STORE.—A FULL ASSORTMENT leces for the pigne- forse, by het Bargmaller: | he ellen, otechalk: tented » cmponere alwaye Onpepebath soa otter segues Radovan ¥ t 4 Mazourkas, received from Paris as soon as ke ined Laon Pesonge and pisces, and Bensdiot " iy Italian opera scores, 8, oe ‘with sheet m reign amd domestic, om Liberal ral UL K. WEIZEL 213 Fulton st., adjoining Savings’ Bank. ____ BDUCATION, Ladios 7, a ‘Savenile Clase, ing Clase Yor badice aod gon Bea and | Friday evenings, at 5. To commence re NDUCATION-ixaravcrioy ON THE PIANOFORTR. Professor of She ENanetorte, Saeniline wit! ages, hav Tecoous inne to 8 to teac fon ahing Seminary in ~$. Sehool Agency, 298 Matton ie going om ployers, from all parts of the | RS. THIBAULT S M00L ror YOUNG LADIES, Neo. 15 Washington » WillSreopem on the seventh ol ter TR SOUTH, CAROLINA RAILROAD | AaGrarierten, 8, 6 a 8.6, to rie om som Ld a wie iwein » 2 © # ®8 » 2s ao @f » oB (3 dd 49 18 o nite nm om . io i@ i: ve rags serra da, "8 OS BO a3 R8 » fo ls Company's enlarged lg wit eehlaree. slase, ‘The eae of aintis py fet over ee aes call ofthe te Ghiareh of the the ‘pala one ity, T ava? Paring — 4 tiokets 60 conte. ey i2sg cents. ATION AL, EXHIBITION, AT STOPPANTS HALL, ‘396 Broadway, corner of Walker open on 2 im. Haina ond opt aia Pr. ate Bepjamin Went, L arr! por ae Statea— to the public ) wilt be op and after the Sth inst... from M. Admission free, The walls are bi t= h upwards Shree hundred paintings siready purchased fur dussribution. rease: the Sons A aad Weodrile Sora se Is =. Py tained their ongray: at the Galleries.” Jee LInD’s PORTRAIT, ENGRAVED ON gTRRL tis dun | x faim carmige strese, ton street, New 100 to tl 4 uted-10 Boys of Kentoe! sporeneiced ‘and good 24 ine! he the caly orders a ‘ou! rie co. Wholesale Printeeilers, 29 Srsodivag. MATERIALS. — PARC! MMENT, aaron, 35 tant by Brechere. ithographic crayons. pri ae GudPrL & Co ot ded BNGRAVINGS. WR BEG tentin 1L & CO., Wholesale Printecliers. 289 Brosdway. PRECIOUS STONE?, JEWELRY, ona Kinds of French fancy articies, mg pecans ‘MAY BEARE, S ATKINSON, MAKE A FORTUNE any mead may learn ofa 6 with ti 518, August 29, 1890, pane CHANCE hs be readily amd 4 required. gost s i LSLIRORN IA exr suB- wil rd their next & of Roe ities re dalivered to 3 renciaee. Shipp re should leave th lor TA 4 of sailing. Parcels only received on . > prnncocrat Ra STERN, tavite yeni ae, Sel ‘our anni eae eens