The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1852, Page 6

OMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONBY MARKET. Paiva, October 1~6 P.M, ‘The stock market was tolerably active this board, Florence and Keyport advanced 3; per cent; Dela- ware and Hudron, \; Phenix Minimg Company, %; Michigan Central Railroad, \{; Stomington, ; Norwich. and Worcester, \; Long Island, 4; @umberland Coal 34; Nicaragua Transit, 4, Harlem Railroad declined < percent. Atthe second board, the market was weak, and very little disposition was exhibited to operate. At the olose the tendency was downward. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $189,050; payments, $24,- 746 19—balance. $7,453. 089 03. ‘The demand for foreign exchange for remittance by the steamship Pacific to-morrow, Saturday, for Liverpool, has been quite active, and rates have been firmly sustained, with an upward tendency. We, however, continue to quote bills on London at 10°; a 1034 per cent premium; on Paris 6f 19% a Sf 1245; Amsterdam 41a 414y; Bremen a79\{; Hemburg 8¢4¢ a 36%. The Pacific will take out about half a million of dollars inspecie. \ The advices from California, by the steamship Faleon, at New Orleans, from Aspinwall, are particularly fayora- . 80 far @s mining operations are concerned, The cold dust from San Franeiseo, on the Ist of r, Was upwards of two millions of dollars, It is wey to this port, in the steamship Ohio, from ortation of ep into this pert during the month of September amounted to $4,469,231,. of which $4.405,S10 was im gold dust, $56,071 in gold ¢din;. and: $6.450 in silver, Most of the gold coin was ftom Hayy and the silver from Vera Cruz, n The value cf merchandise and specie exported from this port during the month of September, 1852, was $5 $47,006, of which $2.122.495 was coin and oullion. O¢ th: merchandise exported, $3. 29 was domestic pro- duce, $128.184 foreign merchandise free, and $317,883 foreign merchandise dutiable. The following amount of specie was entered at the Custom House during the past moath:— $6,450 56,571 + 4,405,810 Total... seeee + $4,468,831 Thompsm’s Bank Note fase ter gives the following list of new banks about being established in different parts of the country: — ‘The Bank of North America, a new institution at Fie- mingtor, N.J., bas commenced operations unier the general banking law of that State. Its circulating notes are secured wholly by Virginia coupon six per cent bonds. ‘The Bank of Ulster 1s the name of a new institution just commenced operations at Saugerties, in this State Capital $100,000; notes secured by $22,000 bonds and mortgages, and $7,800 New York and United State stocks, and circulate at par in this city. J. V. L. Overbagh Eaq., isthe president, and A. J. Ketchum, Esq., cashier. The Bank of Milford is the name of @ new institution, just commenced the banking businass at Milford, in the Btate of Delaware. This bank was chartered by the Legis- ature last year, with » capital of $50,000, half of which bas been paid in; the remainder will be called for the pre- sent year. The officers are, A. Olcott, Esy., president; W, ‘'T. Bbapnan. cashicr. ‘The State Bank of Troy, capital $250,000, has been or- ganized under the general banking law, and commenced businese on the Ist of September; Dr. Alfred Watkyns has been elected president. ‘The Farmers’ and Citizens’ Bank, of Williamsburg, have established an agency at Jamaica, in the person of Mr. J. H. Reeve. who will receive deposits, Xc., for which the Dank is reeponsible. A new bank, to be called the People’s Bank, is soon to go into operation in Syracuse, with a capital of $50,000.— ©. C. Richardson, president; J.J. Peck, cashier. A new bank has recently commenced operations in Low- ville. N. Y., called the Bank of the People, the circulat ing notes of which are secured by United States and New York Stocks. Stock to the amount of $70 000 has been subscribed in Lynehburg, Va., for a new bank, with a capital of $100.000, to be called the Merchants’ Bank. ‘The stockbolders of the Central Bank of Virginia met at Staunton, Virginia, on the 28d inst., for the purpose of electing s president and directors. The Central Bank of Peoria, Iil., was fully organized on the Slst of August last, by the election of Gideon Ii. Bupert, Esq., president, and R. Arthur Smith, Bsq., osshior, The Uncas Bank, at Norwich, being the pioneer free bank in Connecticut, has commenced operations. The Fulton County Bank is the name of a new bank just organized at Gloverville, New York—capital $100,000 3. MeLann, Jr., cashier. Silver change is now very scarce, and small coins com- mand s premium. We quote the selling rates in Wall street as follows:—Halves 3 per cent premium; quarters 3 per cent do.; dimes 8}; percent do.; half dimes 335 percent do, The buying rates among the brokers are about one-half per cent les. ‘The process of multiplying bank notes by mutilation is carried on to a very great extent in the western part of the country. The banks, to protect themselves, have been compelled to adhere strictly to the principle of re- deeming all such notes only in proportions which the part presented bear to the whcle note. The books for subscription to the stock of that part of the Canal Extension Railroad lying within the limits of Connecticut, were opened on Tuesday, at Plainville, aud the whole amount eubseribed, except a small amount re- eerved for the towns along the line. It is expected that the road wil! be put under contract shortly, to Northamp- ton, Mossachuretts. ‘The Savannah Courier states that the Brunswick and Florida Railroad Company has closed a contract for nineteen thourand tons of railroad iron, one thousand tons to be delivered in Brunswick on the Ist of Novem- ber, and the remainder by monthly instalments of one thousand tons exch. The engineers of the road are to commence operations on the lst of October. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for con. sumption, for warehousing, and the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending the 00th of Sep- tember, 1852:— Movements tv Fornerox Dry Goops. Entered for Consumption. MANUFACTURES OF COTTON, 4 von MANUFACTURES OF Woe Pi ve Phegs. Cassimeres . Vestings.. . Cloaking» . Embroideries. Worsteds. Velvets. Stuff goods 2 Laces Oot, & Age Ast Vestings 7 laines. 16 Hdkfs......... 4 Cravats....... 4 363 2 . 3 Dovers . wee 3 Hose .... Webb. » ik Gloves... Bindings. 4 Braids & b gs. B Manulac of... 18 5.9 Total 759 $139,939 -il += 1,044 $282,000 TURES OF SILK 29 #12) 105 MANUFACTURES OF FLAX Linens. v7 Do. & cotton .. 2 Thread. Handkerchie Web Manufactures of 5 Total Vestings MISCELLARROUS. Silk & worsted. traw goods 7 SDK & covton. Feathers Sgfirs.. 11 Shawls. Embroideries .. 13 B. & wiated d Collars, cuffs, &e 10 2 Miliinery....... 1 Pioshes . » 6 Leather gloves... 38 Glove 6 1 Braids Woollens rs oF corrox.. | Worsteds 7 $1404 Btafl go 1,292 | Cotton a" worst 31 i 132 Bhowls. » 5 T1700 Risokets...... 28 Spool . 15 2.008 Carpets . total , 16 | MANUFACT Linens ... Do & cotton . Total 206 MISCELLANEOUS Straw Goods... $8,287 Exependers 9 Plushes soseee Total | bbls Jersey meal — | surement, Bhirts.... 9 1,948 Mauufact’s of, 4 919 Carpets i | 436 Manufac’s of.. 4 Passcee ‘Total... — MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. Total ......116 $37,141 an Linens ....,...42 $17,761 Handkerehi 675 Total .......245 $18,366 MISXCELLANROUS, ods MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. a Racurrrozarion. Intered for Consumption. Week Ending gi 1851 s. Value. = Phage. Falue. Manf. of Wool. aH $176,843 1.644 $282. 905 Cot 100799 759 139,039 562 291,027 685 151,026 512 87,638 3,562 $906,435 Manf. of Wool. 252 65 $20,284 “Cotton 13,137 33 1145 “Bille. 29,113 86 21,720 “Flax 9.208 55 9,208 Miscellaneous... Ot 15 4,709 Total.......5+-393 102,040 254 $05,122 Entered for Wershause, Mant of Woot. é $05,001 15 $37,101 85,006 ies 14.477 ” 43,054 Ul 21711 ‘€, 41,680 245 18,335 Mluenlantouns: 10.587 69 21,158 ‘Total... Stern 1852, Total value put on the market fourth week in September... $790.331 $063 558 Previously, since January Ist..., 52082286 49.704.481 Total from Jan. Ist to Oct. Ist.. $55,462,617 $50. 673,009 Xt appears by this, that up to the Ist of October, this year, there has been a falling off in the value of foreign dry goods put upon the market, of $2,789,578, compared with the corresponding period last year. We have no- thing new in the movements of the trade to report since our last weekly review. Busineas continues active, and the jobbers are steadily reducing their stocks Most deccriptions of goods command fair prices. and the trade, generally, is in a sound and healthy condition. The Boston Journal 8: We learn that there is now in the city a batch of worth- leas bank bills, purporting to be of “Tas Hatley Bank of pada,’ and made payable at the “Bank of North America, in Boston.” ‘These bills are yet unsigned, ac- cording to the latest intormation, but our friends must beware of them, in case they ghould by any means get in- to circulation. We are authorized to state that there is no bank at “Hatley, Canada,’ but that an individual has got up the flotitions ‘pills specified, with the assistance of an engraver of this city, and has endeavored to make an ar- rangement for the redemption of said epurious and worth- less bills at the Bank of North America. We understand that notes to the amount of several thousands of dollars have already been struck off. The treasurer of the United States Mint, Philadelphia, has furnished the Ledger of that city with the annexed Statement of coinage, Sc., during the month of Septem ber, 1852 ;--- Univer Starrs Mint, Partaptirnta—Coisace any De- rostTs—Beere: eg Fd Coinage 129311 ee 192,526 gold doliars.. 595,077 pieces .. 3,000 qr. dollars, seees $4,815,153 50 . 8.250 00 100,000 dimes... 10,000 00 43.500 half dimes, 4.350 00 1,566,900 three-cent pieces . 47,007 00 2,818,477 pieces Gold Bulli From California Other sources,, , i $4.254 000 Silver bullion deposited for coinage in September $26,000 The amount of gold deposited in the mint in each of the first nine months of the past two years was as an- nexed:— Gorn Devostrs—U, 8 ag 1952, $4.01 3 010,222 3,892,156 3,091,087 4,335,578 6,680,474 4,193,380 2.671.536 4,254,000 January .. 1 4335512 + 4,046,799 Totals...... + $92,051,942 $36,299,571 ‘The operations at the United States Mint during the month of September were pretty large. The deposits of gold reached $4 254.000, whigh is about $200,000 more than in September last year. The coinage of geld for the month, was $4,815,153 50, more than three-fourths of the emount in double eagles. The number of half and quar ter eagles and gold dollars coined, is comparatively small, though we are informed the Treasurer has a stook on hand beyond the demand. The deposit and coinage of silver is very inconsiderable. The number of three- cent pieces coined tor the year exceeds a million and a half. We are glad to learn that there is an active de- mand for this very convenient little coin, and hope to see it drive the filthy copper cent out of use, The gold deposits for the nine months of the current year, exceed the deposits for the corresponding time last year, $4,237,- 629, The coin coming into the country greatly exceeds the amount exported. Stock Exehan, $2000 T S 6's'67..... b3S118%¢ 50 shs ch, Con RRDIO 109% 1000 U § 6's 6s Coupon. ae Shae s Keyport. . 12000 Inda State Sper ct. 9732 3) boo Inda epel def S's. 9% » 4 160 Ohio 6's "60.', 2a) do. 1000 Hud 1000 Hud RR nw @ shs Metrop’n Ba 5 Bank Commere 15 Ocean Bank... 19 Roch i cheNi RAL 4 © Reading 953, 5NY&N ave ae 10 Cee e BOARD. $2000 ErieRRConbs'7i 97 = 1) Aug” ave ‘at Pow. oe 6% e900 Erie RR 2d Mtghde 104 50 a 100 chs NA Trust. ..030 Florence i Keyport 1) Comber cen Coew) 0" 1m) ao BOO a eon k 6hy by I Erie “ti: 5 10 100 20 & Nicars Tran as Vecreeeee 75 do . 10) Mad & Ladia Rit U9) 107 * CITY TRADE REPORT. Fripay. October 1—6 P. M. Asuxs continued active, 150 ,bbis. having been sold, at $4 ot & $4 O83 for pow, and $5 66), for pearls, per 100 Ibe Duvapartyrs—=Flour seemod less firm, the day's busi. noes embracing 9,200 bbls.—ordinary to cho’ $4400 $4 663, ; mixed to fancy Western, at $443 4 $4 62)4 ; and common to good Southern, at $4 58; 4475, A emall lot of rye flour fetched $4 125g, and 50 $Y Some 30.400 bushels common to prime Western white wheat chases hand at $105 0 $1.06; 8,800 do. to do. do. red 7.500 few Canadian white do. in bond, at 960, 1,000 bus rye, at £5. @ 866. ; 2,500 bushels barley, om private terms sever:L parcels new outs at dic, to db, ; buebels Western mixed corn at 7le. 2 72c. per bushel. Correy wagin fair demand, and + hags Java brought 10 %o. Cuba, Sic a Ye. per lb. We hi stock on hand to-day e 000 bags Rio, 5.000 do, Maracaibe . Caylon 1.000 do, Conia Rica, 1,000 do, Laguayra, 1,000 do | 600 do. Cuba, and 500 do, Jamaica—ia all to day were 1,500 ales at steady ' for Liverpool were heavy, and About 18,060 a 20,000 bushels wheat ‘engaged at 6d.in bulk. Flour and cotton were more or jess noaal To London, rates were firm, with little doing. ‘To California, rates were steady. but en- ayements iat ranging from 40c. a S50. per foot, mea. ‘There was nothing new to Havre. Vrarnens.—There were 1 rd Tbs. prime live geese bought at 39. 40c, per Ib., cash | Vt 11 Sales have been’ made of 50 boxes French le- mont, at $4 25; 200 exes layer raisins, wt $2 30 a #245; 120 bunch do. 2 15; 600 bushels pea nuts | at Gbe; 20 cares sardines, in part, at 623¢c ; 8 cases | citron, at 25e.; 25 boxer shelled almonds, at Z2c., and 20 | bales Languedoc almonds, at 16¢. Hines —The market continues without astivily, The nee our last report, include—2.370 Buenos Ayres, bs at Loe p 000 aaited, do. 60 Ibs, at do at T)¢e. per lb, delivered in 0, 21% toe, wf 1OKe, per Ib; 800 An. ' Ben in. ah 1AM, wd "a ©. per green, ‘Demarare. at 6c. - Mes Sie Ge ieee ate ta a have arrived sinoe sale) at 1c. per Ib. Cm Tnow —We have no additional Ou. per tom, six months. remained inanimate at tho’ previous nominal eer $444 for Spanish and $460 for Cialena, per Leatiten.—The market remains firm, with steady ales. Inoak tanned we note an improvemeat in the price of heavy weights, band leather bringing as high ae 20 avd 300. per ib, which is an advance of 4 mnt per 1b., and yery little can be pce by at any price. Cinoice quali. ties of hemlock sole it full prices, sey 18 and 19 ¢. for light and middle welsh cil The stock of leather generally on hand is light for the reason of the year. A Yery good feature in connection with the leather trae is the fact that the shoe manufacturers, on account of high prices in leather, and fearing to be caught with large stocks of shoes at falling prices, sold stock of the summer and fall manufacture clean out, s0 that they 20 stand prepared to enter upon new contracts for next spring stocks of boots and eboes, which bids likely bo ex+ coved any season of prior sale in the history of the trade. Morasses.—There has been 150 hhds, muscovado taken ‘at 20c. per galion. Oivs.—Crude whale was offered at Tc , olive at $1 15, and crude sperm at $124 per gall, without finding a eri 3,000 galls, linseed brought 780, a 79c. per gall, Cmaneinn have been more active, snles havi made of 600 bbis. mess and prime pork at $17 $10 60; sundry lots dressed hogs, at Yo, a 10490 ; lard at 112¢ a 12c. per Ib.; 200 bbls. old mess and two yeurs old prime beef, at $11 a $14, and $4.a $6; soveral parcels Obio butter, at 17 a 20c.; State do at 20 a 230; i Orange covaty butter ut 23 a 26c.; and fuir to prime cheese at 7 a Sc. per ib, Rice.—A Mmited business was transacted to day, at ¢ & $4 25 per 100 We notice a fair inquiry tor clover. at ®'/c. & 9360, per 1b; rough American flax, $135 a $1 4 per bushel; and’timothy, $19 a $22 50 per tierce. Brinixs Sales were made of 700 bbls. Ohio and prison whiskey, at 23%c. a 24c per gallon, cash. Bigare presented const erable activity and steadiness, 850 bhds. inuscovado baving (been eold At 6¢., and 200 boxes brown Havana at 63¢c per Ib. Tartow —Very little has been done in this article to- day, It was held at 1044 a 104ge. perlb. We learn from Engiaud that large purchases have been made in Liver- pool and London for America—an unusual occurrence, Ubore ports being oriinarily supplied by us. The com- modity was worth, in Liverpool, on the 17ihinst.,o7 a 41s, per owt. Teas ruled quiet but firm The bidding for the cata- logue offered by auction to day was spiritless and un- satisfactory to the importers ; hence, the latter withdrew the mort of the lots tendered for sale, rather than sell them eta reduction. The following is a report of the lots disposed of, and their prices. Imported, per Spa |_ Witch. Terms, approved notes at six months Hyson— 6 half and 45 whole chests. 8244c. per Ib. reas byson— 49 half chests, 404ge ; 181 do. 40c.; 63 do. 3} 100 do. ST4ée ; 35 do. 36c.; 28 do. 353Zc ; 61 boxes do. 4c ; 100 do. 8830 ; 74 do. 3! 174 do, 353gc. Ningyong—50 ‘hate cheste, 18ise.; 635 ae: 18¢.;, ae do. 1033c.; 25 do. 18¢, Congou- 474 chests, 1534e. Pouenong 271 halt chest 104 do. 16e. Gunopowder—31 halt chests, 32! Fs '814e ; 80 cases do. 740 ;10 do. 70c.; 49 do. 61:.c. 83 sixteen pound boxes do. '87e.; 109 seventeen and a hslf pound boxes do. 313<c. Tmperial-—36 half chests, 330; 22do 81}¢c. Imperial ‘Twavkey—21 half chests, 24 ae ; se. Oolong---40 half chests, 2134c.; 517 do. 2le.} . 20ice., 889 do. 20. Toxacco continued ‘The sales reached 200 hhds. Kentucky, at 5c. a 81\c.; 86 bales Tlavava on private terms, 18 cases Florida at 6};c. a 10c., and 16 bales Mexican at 30c, The stock of Spanish j in first hands to-day embraced 1,331 bales Havana, 372 Cuba, 230 Yara, 163 do, and 12 boxes ‘Ambalimo; 85 bales Ma: racaibo, and 4 do, Mexican—in all 2,217 packages. The following statement shows the amount of domestio in the Inspection warehouse on the Ist ult., the receipts and deliveries since, and the quantity remaining there this afternoon: Ky. Va. Ohio, Md. ee Hids, Hhds, Hads, Hhds, Stock onhand Sept, 1,...J2481 = 206 1S. Receiptssince "| 3 = Total .. 207 1 Deliveries i 20 Stock on hand Oct.1.. ae | 73 Woor.—The market has been quite brisk during tho weck, und sales of domestic fleece reach 250,000 Ibs, One lot of 300,000 Ibs. per Ib., cash : medium was sold at 40 to 4ic. the lower quatities sold down c) 86, which is the standard for common fleece. Pulled is od re- quest, but the supply is light. Notwithstanding the activity in domestic, foreign is still neglected. The market is largely stocked with nearly all descriptions, but the demanid is very limited. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY. By Norru River Boats—11, 258 bbis. fiour; 119 bbls. beamed 56 bbls ashes 2 bales wool; 1,637 boxes cheese; pom bushels corn; 27,022 bushels wheat; jand 6,223 bushels oF Ene aaa Ap=5,119 aides leather; 678 bbls. flour, 3172 packages cheese; 252 packages butter; stock. vex RaiLRoav—110 packages butter; 216 packages cheese IMPORTATIONS THIS DAY. Brick—43.000. Drves—87 casks alkali; 65 packages drugs; 5 bales senna lenyes: 3 bales aniseed; 1G\cases gum; 7 bales sponge; 25 cases opium: 240 casks soda ash; 180 casks epsom salts; 489 casks and 300 kegs bicarbonate soda; 30 cases mugnesia; 10 bbe, cinnabar. Dr rwoop—209.000 Ibs. logwood. Dny Goovs—47 packages, per ship Franklin. Frvrre1,500 bbls 50 cases prunes; 300 boxes raisins; 84 bbls. curranta; 136 cases fruits in brandy, 9—155, r bales. Hemr—100 bales; 50 bales cordilla. 1,642 bers railroad iron; 6,057 bars iron, Srrp—36 bags mustard. Sreutrn—d.120 plates. Srinrrs—920 casks, 08 halfs, 6 quarters brandy. ‘Woor—2,258 pieces boxwood. Woor—613 bales, 30 bales shearings. Wixe—1,125 cases, 135 casks. IMPORTATIONS OF THE WEEK. Briracnine Pownrns—122 casks, § tierces, Brick—63,506 fire brick. Les=85 half casks. Baak—58 bbls Bren—751 casks, 100 bbls. Coar—i 828 tons, 894 chuldrons, 14}; reel, Covrex—I,770 bag. Crinesr—100 boxes. Conpacr—19% bundies coir yarn; 200 coils boltrope; 5,000 poods untarred junk. Dnvos—15 bbls. rose leaves; 1,400 cantars brimstone; 20 casks, 120 bbls. flour sulphur; $ casksjsal amonia; 7 kegs, 250 boxes, 14 casks chemicals; 443 bbls. sarsaparilla; 78 cases magnesia; 248 boxes liquorice paste; 1 cask orris root; 6 casks rienna earth; 161 casks cream tartar; 5 bpls. G cans, 92 emijobns cepavia; 8 oe Harlaem oil; Y casks Pumice stone; 20 cages phosphorus; 35 bags ton- oa beans; 171 bbls. arsenic; 52 bble. borax; 1,091 EE: 16 tierge’s foie ‘a ash: 39 casks argols; 47 casks alkali; 2 cases opium; 103 packages quoties roc root; 10 bbls. ais ash; 5 caska senna leaves; 3 ; 19 cases gum; 56 packeges drugs; 7 bales spong 480 casks bicarbonate soda; 000 kegs do; 10 bbis, cinnabar, Day Goons—2.903 packages. Dyrs--205 casks madder; ceroons cochineal; 47 chests indigo; 867 bags sumac Dyewoop—491 sticks logwood; 419 tons do.; 6 tons brazilletta wood. Lax--138 bobbins. Frvir—2,484 bbis.. 87 corks currants; 1,563 bbia. prunes; 162 cases, 360 boxes raisins; 300 bags filberts; 2 bags almonds: 1,80 boxes lemons; 12 bbls. olives; 10 this capers; 11 bbls., 135 cases fruit in brandy. Fis—700 kegs herring, Gnain—22 casks, Liiprs14.014 hides; 119 hog:heads, 4 bales skins; 16 bules deer skins, 25 buffalo hides Hoxny—2 tierces, 3 barrels, Hans—65 German hams. Hors— 66 bales hops. Hrr—211 bales, 117 half do , 100 gr. do.; 721 winches hemp yarn; 50 bales codilla Horns=1,745 horns, Hain—405 bales. Ispia Ruveru—22 bogs. Inov—€ rs railroad iron; 115.972 bars, 24.902 bundles, 1 plates. 1.455 bundles sheet, 4.065 bundles hoop, 1,191 tons pig, 1.820 sheets, Leavin ~32 balos. « dd pigslead 472 juniper knees cases. 9,075 piec jank, 15,586 £3 cases, 21 bbls, copper —85 100 mats; 50 pieces. 4 bales copoa matting. Ke, LOTS marble tiles. 3 330 boxes, 69 cake, 40 halves, 10 casks whale, 118 casks liureed ks verdigris; 100 barrels 3 carks colors; Manoir 464 bh O1L-—1.280 bas barrels olive. 7 Parsv—li 100 casks whiting, 50 casks yellow ochre, 10 caska green paint, 29 hogeheads lampblick; 100 casks, 100 kegs red lead; 100 casks Venetian red. Di acten— (0 tons. Rarrars—14,460 bundies. Race 2.084 bates. Ersv—6 casks ray 472 bage, 2 ry; 107 barrels seed, 812 bags mi Soir—1.922 boxes. Erices—10 casks nuimege Banvivrs—190 canes, Sxcans—420 cases, 4.962 boxes. tere, 47 fifths, 17 eighths, 2 235 tent oan700 hogsheads, 40 barrels, 624 boxe casks, 15 antard i) barrels cana- Frriixna4 720 plat Brrei—1,251 caces, 583 bundies Bart —10 507 eacks. 1660 barrels, 10.973 burhele. Srinit — 186 parks, 779 halves, 1,202 «ucrters, 922 bar. rele brandy; 286 pipes gim, 10 punchecns rum, 67 do. whiskey exer tin plates, 1 #, 240 cercons, 51 bales waste 8.005 buvkets, 1 aske, 170 halves, 1.00 quarters, 10 barrel Wixow Giase-=6,000 boxos Ii oasks, 13 barrels Foreign Markets, Kincaton, Jamaica, Sept, 0.—-Dusiners has again been ull, and Limited for tie an operations, We notice « declia quiry for flour and meal freer receipts of native veg is beginning | we to a certain ex Oodfish in tierces has rather improved in value, owing to the mo- derate arriveis, sud herrings and mackerel of prime quality are wonted. The produce soasket is again be Coming inactive 05 far 48 rum and fugar are concerned, Of pimento the receipis of the new crop are yet very linked. ‘There ie mot any coffee on offer. The last in- telligence from the country parishes represent the seasons as having eet in very beavily, Batter ts inective, We buted (0 tho resu ta rice 180 casks epeom sa ts; | Ducks. per pai “ame pigeons, eac! Fruit of the very finest quality in each market. Os ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ap SEE THIRD PAGE. wm DANCING ACADEMIES, S| T)ANCING ACADEMY—SIGNOR A. GHERARDI, AS- sisted by Madame Gherardi, respectfully bege to in- pera Leipbia. The reigh is not any offering. Gold—We amore “American at one- remium, Doubloons are not wanted. egs at Tad. but maining in first hands is beld for 8d. per lb. i 000 bags of Patna and Bengal have changed hai mall parcels, the former at 21s., and the latter ren cre a ‘20s. per 100 Ibs, The demand is, however, Cry and we have heard that Patna hus been refused at 208. 6d. We have nothing to report of Carolina, Rum—Sales to scme extent have been effected at 1s, 3d., in bond, bat for 40 omer northside, colored, proof,19, 2s. has been H 00d inquiry has, however, very considerably bubsided. “Tonguse—isish pigs are wanted; 20 half bbls, ire chawged hands at 663. There are some Amorioan atmarket, P.8.—The brigt. Muta, from Halifax. came in after the foregoing was in . 128, Od. and 14s. for dry fish in casks and boxes; 224. for mackerel, and 2s. 6d. for oil, bave been offered for the cargo, but consignees expect higher rates, There are 500 bbis, herrings in this vessel, which, under existing circumstances, is considered a very heavy stock. Exchauges—On New York, merchants’ bills, 60 days, 34 to 1 per cent prem. Famuy Provision Market. PRICES AT FULTON MARKET ON FRIDAY, ovT. 1. MEAT MARGRET, @ame. Beef, rst’g p’s,prib.12'4al6c. Woodcock, pr brace, $1 ©" corned. $0.8 10c. English snipe...... 48. a6, FRUIT AND GARDEN vEax- TABLES. New potatoes.pr m’sure, he : ape pr bush. met quarter,750.a $1 Peas Calves bead & ft. .pr set, 590 “ hhaalets, each Cabbegs, per 100, ad Smoked beef. toquality....... 54 ape Beef tongues, each, 5 |. Cucumbers, pr 100.108.0143 Bacon, per 1b . Squashes, per basket. . BUTTER MARKYT, OraMge £0. per lb. .1be.al20 New York, iy Obegse. per lb Bnglist do, 5’ tomatoes, prbskt... 12s. Ke pr qt.1s a lio 4 Turnips, pr doz. bunches, 35, Pr bushel, . S'neorn, pr 100 ears 92.0108, . Apples(good) prmeale.a2s, “pine, pr doz 128.4108, Gitron melons, per doz... $2 Sa, oli Peaches, pr.! hf peok ‘ts. 63. Cranberries. per quart. . 180, Dates, per Ib... Ube. Lemons, per hundred. Oranges, por doz... ; Plums, per quart... Raising, per lb.. Parsley, per bunch. Leeks, per bunch, Onions, per quart. . Canlifiowers, pr.bd. 18 Artichokes, each. . Opeters, per bundred. te Clame Brook trout, per 1b. cies Smoked salmon, do. Pickled salmon, do POULTRY. Fowls, per pair... Turkeys, euch . Asparagus, per bunel 208. Cresses, per quart. Salad, pr hundred, Spinach, per half peek. . 84, | Pothorbs, per bunch... .98 ; Radishes per bunch... .1¢ ‘8c. Watermelens.each,12c.a25e “ Spring chick’s, Goese, exch BOARDMG AND LODGING. AEs Seah ee a FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN TWO PAR- A lors, with bedrooms Peactes cieesind oo oe Chat third «rs, with full or Erp ith instances wink od maa meewee (aeons ER Inquire ab 691 Hous- rat house wesh of Broadway, late pacsonage of St, Phomas’ church, i | Ale tection Somererir. or on ae Bian lors, suite of le ones, to let to gentlemon. rahe five dors as od, with private table if desired. ce given aan required. Apply at Ne. 133 Blsveker sevoh street, went of ron WAY. A SUITE OF ROOMS TO LBT, IN CLINTON PLACB, to one or two atugle gentlemen, with breakfast, if re- quired. Address J. B., Breadway Post office, FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO A GENTLEMAN, (without board,) ina private family, with uso of gas, baths, &e., in Nineteenth street, west of Second avenue, — within five minutes walk of the'Clarendon House, Ad 1," Herald office, A GERMAN RLalA gon FAMILY, brag id at Brooklyn, occupying & handsome house, would by jing to les a fow roowe, nicely furn shed, to one. or two go x without partial board, keferences ex- ¥., Herald office, LARGE, WELL-FURNISHED ROOM, ON THE SE" cond floor, can be had, with or without board, in a pri- Yate family, by applying Brondway. Also one bod- room for a eutleman, References exchanged. PROFE ‘SOR OF THE PIANOFORTE, WHO CAN give the best of reference as to qualification and cha- racter, is desirous of obtaining board in a family where his instructions would be s remuneration. Address, Professor of Music, at this office. LL OARD WANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM AND FU board for @ Indy, where she oan live retired, location iclow, Blecckor street preferred, east oF wost ‘of Broad: ress, stating terms and location, to D. N., Broadway OARDING—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with board in ® pleasant location, near the Battery, at 49 Whiteball street. DARDING IN ST. MARK’S PLACE.—A GENTLEMAN ‘and his wae, or afew Bee gentlemen, canbe scoom: modated with boirt, where all the comforts of g home may Le had. Inquire at $9 St. Marx's place. Eighth street stages Fase the door, Reference exchanged. GARD—AN ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR, THREE ROOMS B {doep, Ring gbher elegant suites of rooms, are now to let, with eee ab Nos. 02 and $4 East Twonty-third street..The houses have the modern improvements. OARD.—WANTED, A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH WIT pantries, by a gentlentsa. ‘and his wife, in a private mily or boarding ae if the latter, the meals to be ee in the room; must be down town; moar the Battery pre’ It is wanted for a permanency, and the most rospe iven aud required. Addyogs “Ethelzed,’ ing terms, daclicing fuel, red. bie referenc Herald office, OARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN WEST ‘Twenty-firet street, have two rooms, with gas, (third Story, front,) which they wish to let to one or two single gentlemen, with partial board, if desired, A note addressed to L., S., box 1,107, Post office, will receive attention. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, and two or threo ple gentlemen, can obtain handsomely furnished rooms, with full or rartial board, in a private family, residing at No. 3 De Bovoise place, House new, and replete with modern improvements, OARD.. —T0 LET, INA PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY, two furnished rooms, on the second floor, with board. Location aear Second avenue and Fourth street. References exchanged. Address X. X., Horald office. OARD WANTED—FOR THREE CHILDREN, AGED soven, six and five years, ina pious Catholic’ family, where thoir moral culture would be attended to, Near ® Catholic burch school, and in Brooklyn, preferred, or else in & country village near ‘the city; also, a proper pe: otake charge of a baby nine month dress, etating parties lyn Postoffice. P. 8, OARD.—FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, AT NO. 4 Union square, tert m,"" Trook- Respectable’ reference required. form his ou Bros Academy Jatrons and the public, iat his Dancing Acad puplic on ened for the reception o: of tuition for young ladies and Wednesdays and Saturdays snd Mondays and 8,, at 8 o'clock. P. M_ Evening classfor gentlemen, ‘and Friday M. Private lessons in families ended to schools and acade- essed to S11 Broadway, will be prompty attended to. ANCING AND FENCING ACADEMY, NO. 564 Broadway, two doors below Prince streot.—Messrs. FREDERICKS & RUSSELL take this opportunity of inform- ing their friends and patrous that thei Juvenile dancig cl: afternoons, from 4 o'clock: pective classes are nesday and *at- for ladies, Monday now forming. urda and Thursday afternoon, from So’clock; class for gentlemen, Monday and Thursday evening, from 6 o'clock. Mr. Russell's fencing classes and private lesvons, at all hours of the day. Schools and families attended. ANCING AND WALTZING AT MONTAGUE IIALL, Court street, near Montague pla te of Brook: NAY would inform her patrons, and the res ie, that she will re-open her ‘scl Ith. Days of ingtrnotion, commencing at half take place o ool Wednesday o'clock, ‘The first soi With; the succeeding so ee oH es On ason. Sehoole kor Brooklyn. Mrs, L, Jourt strect, Brooklyn, Friday the third Friday of each month during the and families attended in New residence, N. City—Mrs, Tannay’s classes at’ Miss Che- deayne’s school, corner of Grand and Greene streets, will be Te-cpened on Monday, Oct, 25th. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE and two children, five and seven years Sia, a parlor with bedroom attached, Partial board for the tleman. Terme must not be extravageut. Address “Juulus,” 1,151 Post Office. box OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, from Germany. In exchange he would give piano ‘lessons, for which he is qualified in overy respect. Test of reference iven. Please 2 letter, or personally, to Scharfen- Broadway, or to Schlesenger & Andresen, OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE MAR- riod or single gentlemen can be nicely accommodated hdetirable rooms. ‘The house isin good order and quite sant, atG6 Fulton street, two minutes walk from the ulton and Catharineerri 3 OARD.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS A FUR- nished room, with partial board, and bath, in the yi- cinity of Union and Washington squares. Apply, post paid, box 193 Post office. OARD, WANTED-RY A GENTLEMAN AND TIS ing private family, where there are few orno board- a pleasant room, or parlor and bedroom neatly fur- hie genticman witl dine down town, except on Location west, of Broadway and above Twelfth A jonable reference given and required, dress 8. V. A., Herald otfice. OARDING.—A SMALL FAMILY HAVING A LARGE and commedious house in Williamsburg, would let ore or two Toots to ® young man, or to agentleman and wife, with partial board. Good reference required. Members of the Catholic church would be preferred. Address N.M., Herald office. ANCING ACADEMY. u. MEYEN RES? ROT ULLY pe Hotel) on Tues y of new dances will be intro: Meyen : i iam atreet (Shakspeare Every vari arly the and balls uadrill: Shakepeare Hote ticulars and references call as o'clock P.M,; or at h second block f residenee, adway, daily, ENING CLASSES IN gentlemen. DANCING FOR I afternoons for children —No. Broadway. Schoo! Mill re-open October 5. ‘The books, are now open at No. 474 Bowery, Book Store, where those desirous of learning a correct and genteel style of dancing are solicited tu call and enter their nam R. & E, HW, BURNTOD Exgpe O ALLIEVI & BROTHERS, DANCING ACAD: emy, 21 Howard street—Respectfuily announce to thir rons and the public, that they are the sole lessees of the oe above named saloon, ‘aud will continue to teach all the new imported dances, which have already received wn Probation, Classes and private lessons every day. exsal ap- ERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY.—MADAME DU ERO, and her brother, EDWARD FER cpapoctteliy exarenee ve bets pelevie oak AS New and commodious %, betweon Fifth and ‘wheve they will re-open’ their schoo! for in "Uh the 16th of Ootob masters —Wednead aad ‘Thursdays at Brent slay tor geacieube, ‘Mendans ond thustays P.M, Private lessons and schools attended, Soi Ben as omni. Fills A clase for young ladies ud masters | vn oltem street Tow a, om Tueedsys an Fridays, at 3, P.M ., i! ADAME GRAVIER DESJARDINS’ Academy, 51 Clinton G. intending ¢ expt Eno, neing on Saturday, tion for yeung ladies an Saturdays, and M iets opportu itude to her numerous pie for th for elasses will commer in Octover, te Brooklyn classes at Mr. Berveau's, lace. Fi UTO) » tak ity of vein nd PRY ma aE be continued as usual. 43 Pierrepont street. barf se Hel awe ate eta Pos es jee nae Fri day 3, ak and Ith © rivate lesson: will be formed at other times, day, Boarding schools and exelagive to pupils’ paren rol and families attended, an: ond guardians, as formerly. ROFESSEUR DE DANSE ET DE TENUB—EU- fone Cozalll respectfully offers bis services to the Indies them in the most success attending his to settle in this oity, ion and assiduity, © for twenty years an and lately pro- in that institn- York, to instru neces of the day. Thi Inst winter has induce where he hopes to merit, by hit re of public patronage, Hav iste of the Academy of Mus of dancing to the tion, he is satisiied that knowledge of dancing, Private families, sch spectfully solicited, P' sbie to impart a thorough in all its branches, in a few lessons, for gentlemen, re- 5) Mouston PREWSTER, PROM ders her services to the | gity, in Astrology, Love a Dretms, &e., by bi Napoleon; and will they will mari 69 Creat Jon gentlemen o MUE WONDERFUL fy Pro! A knowledge would respe being the bis ke and 5 tell the n also, the name 0%, corner Bowery. ollar. o y of the viaters, Ladies Bitty YEAR— logy, fr but this ye than at joger, Agrippa, in hia Tis on the leap year the plan Not only facts, but cirour All the wide fut And onto man t of the ts tell ther in business, love, law liction, you cam seesive acon ROBACK, No.6 White ¥ ig nid from’ DR, ¢ faldscening him iy fot s fee fron by calilug upon MONY MADE wedlock yout kaow Tay not, but t0 ROUNDOUT go. Tim 4 from his gloomy wings A shadow falls on living things; 7 e the momenth as the Ero fall the last ands throng At least the present ia your own, v future is unknown, anor maid ROUNDOUT'S aid New York, formerly of ¢ means of bringing about inges, will send to any nddrose, 08 plain dirootions to enable Jevoted affections of as ‘The ROUNT Sweden, where he thourands of happy m receipt of one dollar, postr ladies or geutiemeg to win t many of the opperite sex as t ried, irroepe though nor le delicacy that dete ED—FOR A LADY IN A PRIVATE or private family west of Broadwa: The terms minst not beextravagant, References exchan, Answers sent to 55 Amos street. OARD IN CHAMBERS STREET—A GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtain 2 pleasant room, with board, at No. 126 Chambers street. Also, three single gentieman can be accommodated. POR SHED ROOMS TO LET, IN A SMALL PRIVATE family. Anqui reat N No. 784 Broadway. URNISHED ROOMS—SINGLE ROOMS FOR GENTLE- men, with or without breakfast and tea, at 75 Warren street. Terms moderate. URNISHED ROOMS—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN canbe accommodated with furnished rooms, without board, at 44 Horatio street. Four lin and the Eighth avenue cars pass close by. URNISHED ROOMS—TO LET TO SINGLE GENTLE- men, two well furnished rooms, with large closets at- tached, with or without breakfast. Every attention paid to comfort, Vamily private. ‘Terms reasonable, References exchanged. Apply to Mra, C. M. BDWARDS, 823 Fourth avenue. URNISNED ROOMS.—TO LET, A LARGE FRONT Room and bedroom, on Shon fortis Babel also, two or three single rooms to gentle hont board. Apply at No. 1 State street, corner of "Whitehall street LET—T0 GENTLEMEN, Apply at 67 Frank* URNISHED without board, lin street, near GPPNTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, AND A FEW single gentlemen, can find pleasant’ rooms, with full board, by applying at’ 26 Jay street, between Washington ROOMS TO in a private family. HA sbeoxe ROOMS, LARGE AND SMALL, WITH closets attached, gas in the house, and privilogo of bath, furnished or unfurnished, with or without broal aad tes, Applyat 69 Murray strect, RIVATE BOARD WANTED—A YOUNG GENTI. EMAN requires board in @ private, agreeable famil and tes only, with a pleasant room, well fur below Union square, on a stage route, Price no object as satisfactory accommodations. Add: R. HI. Merchant, Horald office, terma, &e, P RLYATE, BOARD.—-FURNISHED, ROOMS, AND board at HM East Twentieth street, between Fourth avenue and Broadway. ROWS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, AT Ninth street. ro LET-IN A PRIVATA FAMILY, A WELL FUR- nished front room, on the second floor, to one or two fingle gentlemen, without board, at 70 White street, third Broadway. Privilege to the bath room, NO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.—BOARD MAY BE had for three Re between the ages of six and twelve, in a private family, antly situated in one of the new villagee within an hour's ride of the city, Fur partiolars, ia- quite at $0 St. Mark's pl $30,000 %. estate stata d. No.8 Atlantic yea: lyn. Ay Low ae wads, Avni {3 OSH eae a £1 }2 ares FOR oR SALE On THE UEtON Banke .» of Ireland satho: 7 ove fear 76 Wall stress, oor. Posrl. ANK OF MILFORD —THE NOTES OF THE Rawk Milford boush fat one-half per, cont, diso wnt by cuaRias COLGATE & “cOrExchange Brokers, 12 Walt ¢ 4 ON IRELAND, be —THE bby en bag gd Bouke snd Bankers in Singlet Tesldat, and Sestland in pame to eaik, tland: in sui a, eT ILTAMS & GULON, No. 40 Fulton street. Pi an be id by the old Black Star Line of Li- yerpost packets, ailing Ist, 6th, 11th, 1Grhg2ist, and 27th of ove! ory month, OOK AT THIS.—DO NOP SELL, YOUR ENGLISH silver less than 2434 cents per shilling, a8 I am pay Pay in sums of 2 shillings; heitcrowns OY oente; eovoroignd $486. Allothor foreign gold and silver bought, Two pec cont premium paid for small change, Spaniah or Amor HENRY BEIRNE,43 Wort W YORK AND NEW HA’ yong nari BONDS. The subscribers offer for wo hundred thousand dollars of te Bonds of the New Pork and New Haven Rail- road Compsny, due 1st Deoember, 1 for some ease dollars esoh. Interest 7 per cont. per annum, payable June and December, Sealed proposals rn ie Fosaivad bY i ne p paveeriben at No. 45 William sti os Lrg H : Su 3 (iran 1 qairees will bo added to hie onde from is’ June lest 1 eliverod nites KET ‘MUM, ROGERS & BEMENT. EMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &C.—DRAFTS FROM &land upwarde, payable at any town throughout [re- {and and Great PBritata are are issued by the subscriber; alzo, ue tilow Tall ne ofp from Livarpeal and sen oy eo Tail of pac! WMAN, PERINNELL & Ol _83 Bouth streot Now York. sud 'b Hoxont itond, Lsvorpo HE FLORENCE AND KBYFORT SORT ANE —-& mesbing of ee stockholders ty ey ld ot ae Rayners 08 oa mage ot ine 9th of Ootober next ee, pct and condition of ine Company. * mad oie maayta ter he purpowe and lad at she now Ce ay tho property seramct ce ry busi ding Recaiptied with tokote for the €x+ Sursion by applying at the oftioe, “° 14 Hanovor three leona el 10 CONTRACTORS—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BR received until, Wednesday, the Oth day of Ooteber 1852, ‘at 4 o'clook, P.M. for grading and draini bout 400 miles from. Harlem cram ot lands cabeiod mlonport, bridge, and adjoining Westohoster,” Profiles of the geo with grade lines and specttications for the onstruction of the stroets and avenues, draing, culverts, &e., aud all other information relating, thereto, can be obtained on application 199 William atreot, St Feoks, ree sf rebel ow York; and Rich: Dradiora Not » Williamsburg, who reserve the right of a ait, bs any of the cstim i Md for their interest 60 to do, MISCELLANEOUS. PPLES.—3,00 BBLS. OF SUPERIOR NEWTOWN Pippin Apples, paoked in cases or bbls. for tho Enro- en market. 00 bbls, of Pelinan Pitta foe ext India shi nt Aton o, Groenings, Fal senl ande’ ‘or sors, by” TH we LOMAS CILMARTIN 158 Front-stroot. ono doer from Mai ARTHOLOMEW’S PATENT HYDRANTS AND cocks are self-acting, not likely to freeze, will not burst a strong, Crt not broken nor loft running carcloasly children, o! ply repaised without it digsing ‘Up, fag eee hydrants for two yards. Have beon Guanes use 0 for six yoars past. Sold by the plumbers, HEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOM.—ALL SIZES, m 4 to $25. Also, the healthy the vat ‘well as cheapest beds now mi Ler fc Old mattresses altered. Kf; o Bese. $5 to $12. Hotole and seminari: 653 Broadway, above Spring ai EMOCRATS, nee ONWARD, YOUR CAUSE I8 just and true! Boat the eas the pee his 4 jowery, Piere d King Saloon, N domo 8 most do congregate.” Tnuenal and ‘gxtornat Costumer, b; tho old Kulokerbocker democrat, ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN, H. P. K. ir, A. continues to Se rarius kinmanet el kiana glee ‘shor, in all ite brilliancy and durability. The country is sal TE AND fsora hast call, as he is confident that his, pattornsy. or Naristy ane cheapness, are unsurpassod. LASS, GLASS, GLASS.—THE HUDSON RIVER ‘Ginss Works has commenced Mowing, Glassware of nee every description, in li ht and dai ok glass, of superior quality; demijobns and car izes, pial Jars, proservo jars, ink, win tt ‘of svery description. "All will receive strict attentio: York, DARKETT & MASON, GUPAPES AND QUINCES—ISABELLA GRAPES OF ior flavor and quality, and fine apple quinges, from Underhill’ vineyards and juiuco oreha: ards, at Croton Point, are now recoived daily at the depot, 299 Broadway, ind old In quantities to sult purchasofe.’ All the grapes from the above vineyards come to the city in baskets, with lide and locks att nd on thom. Ww ound it necessary to give this notice to pi yont frauds that are constantly practiced, of selling an in- ferior article for Underhiil’s grapes; and purchasers are ato be.on the watch, ag sometiiues a spuriogs article discovered in a Croton Point basi he Catawber est will not come in until about the 14th inst. J. 8. t. Wi REAT BARGAINS IN DINING AND TEA SBTS— Just opened a few more of the cheap white Dining Sets, 115 useful pieces for $15. Also, real English China Tes Sets, complete, 44 pieces for $5, worth $4; Chamber Sete, 18 pieces, from Table Tumblers $1. per dozen, a good ifticls that every family wants. Packing to any: part of the Union warran’ J. GAETA,LATE OF PARIS, TATLOR AND CHE « misier, 845 Broadway, invites the attontion of the pub- ie to his well ted stock of fall and winter goods, just received from Paris, especially. He calls atteation to the tasteful cut of all garments made trom his eatablish- men| ADIES FANCY FURS.—THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING made most extensive purchases during the past summer, the Meets European fur sale Sate ‘a8 at those of the Heads ‘company he respectfully ifr inspection a splendid vacie Ufactured in Buropo expressly for the New York city, in every fashionable shape, ompelsing Mnffa, Celanese Talmas, Victorines, Pelerinos, Rid Bors, Cull, , Gauntlets, 85 Chambers street, pals Broadway. ke, Re in real Russian Sable, Hudson's Bay Sablo, Cana- dian Sable, Fronch Sable, EY Ow Miuk, Lyn: “ar mine, Chincbilla, Squirrel, He feela con! on co im ealling the attention of thet inal fied that for variety, jot be excelle 160 engaged the service: articular attention to all kinds of GEO. BULPIN, Paris Mantilla and Shawl Em- ri furrier, who will give alteration i ERA GLASSES AND SPECTACLE: sortment of the most perfect Ope: AS- from , for sale and hire, at the optical OEM Golabseturs fa Bowers: mbate ever pperion exualee'ee suited with good spectacles, warranted of a suporior quality, With pebbles and periscopic glasses, applied accordin the practical and scientifical rales of optics, by M. GOLD- BACHER, Practical Optician, 74 Bowery, between Hestor and Wal RGANS FOR SALE. ‘Three Organs, in Gothic on Four Organs, in Grecian ca One elegant Rosewood Parlor Organ, Two second-hand Organs, Also, two Seraphines. NRY ERBEN, 172 Contre strost. REMIUM FLOUR.—THE NAYARRE MILLS, WHIOB, At the reoent State fai ‘Ohio, waa rded the premium forits ‘and, constantly PSHE BRICK, ROGRESS oF THE WAR. urrab the war Goes bravol, fore = bes ie Mew s of slain, By Lyon's bans, Jn our chambore Lis, ae ‘hea too, By the thon ppLYON'R Masnetio ‘Power Ls, for th ots and vermin, ma: tain the depot, 2% Brosdway, nn Om oo on; bugs W4RtED BY A GENTLE dina respectable priy pashetiee Kklyn. Terms moderat city, or in Br wit! wil ED--D n#, one to Cook in aber up W ANT a room privi- thau Amity street. "address Ken noth scone AGENCIBS. ¥ Mall, BXDRESS FOR GAL. Office oo DAMS & CO.'8 U fornia, Qrogn, Brondway.—B: Tuceday, Ootobe Proitie Mail steamer TE: uF next regular jomi-month ke. will b try 3 pr! nen deapatche ail pEORGIA, cn Tuosd ook . Mi, through, aa waval, in o ght agenis, and s epecial mecsenger—abend of all competition. shippers ill remember that suis ie the only Raprese a gusrantoed privilege steamers. only Expross wh throngh to dostinavion—golng and returni inal ‘of the mails. in all the prineipal ef and the a mining the enti yaute gi re rit freight to go forward b; nie pan on the 6th October, must be delivered to usta water-preot condition, before the day of sailing, se enablo we t With the goveramond Fequsition for eerding and XPRESS TO AU next regular Exp Will he despatehed po Ih ehiargo of out. special mgeny, Harris, Bawden of Bart Ph ond Kxpress y this Exp the lowest selves of this opt liverod at our Caliform i r fay Pst BLS 3 mn nannies ~ @, SNETHEN CONTINUES TO Weary in ts a gs “soatiend 0 onsay before agrons_ to. BE prenoonte ago, and to nogo of | inde bid patent righ rion, Partioular attonsion paid ooming wp to the preme Court e peal.“ Comuavaications, pre-paid, adireayed wo W. Bhoston, Yo. 3 Lpiass, Cxpibs, dull Washtaavea, D, Oe 1) moet with peomr? aren itos. I€H FRENCH GAS FIXTURES, NEW Parte Just imported, the richost, — of Chi iabras, Brackets, snd taney 'ixtut is conntry, warranted; Paris Bron: Vase Bisonit F gnro0, Mooi Bo! Te Oil, 96 per cont roe. i. ‘DAR ON VILLE, 445 Broadway. GALAMANDER SAFES.—WILDBR'S PATENT, WITM Rich's Imaproven ‘BTBARNS & MARVIN, suctese tors to Rich & Go., only manufacturers of Salacmams dor Saf combining ot patonte, Depot, No. 165 Water atroet, Now York. CUPPERNONG GRAPES, FROM NORTH CAROLINA. These are the largest and moat delicious Grapes ever of- fered for sale in this city, Their favor is fine and much ad~ mired. Por sale at the depot, No. 383 Brondwa (0 CIVIL, ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.—RAT road Transita and Levels made and repaired on th and most modern plans, by THOS, HUNT, 1 Rivi N. B.—A specimen to be seen, and one transit for the above place. TPHE FAGLE TRIUMP IAN T-—FOR THE CR rated patent poroug health and hair rving iat call at DRAKE & No. 9 Bowery. owe h it thes deuiratlo, qualitioe, of, 4 or ha ‘he strengih and Lavtre of the hair in,a remarkac RAKE & CO., No. 9 Bowery. NGS PER GAL. oil ia the best burn” anical or ordinary li Pi smoks orm, and la a; owe Hy. DARDONY ini R, 45 5 Broadway. BNTY-FIVE © BNTS PRR POUND ie p "Tpoon tan, and nda of good bist We obtained ab New York and China Tes Co; c 208, Mm the North River Ste ‘, 216 ( Ante by Greenwich tices Cn RISTIANSON & CO. Wiuisxens AND HAIR ste GROW iMarEDr- WY tisha, hy Ong Tt ig portoosiy ype to talened fet se W on it; ite effeos Sent to any part of “ ‘count Pree er enon eae R. G. GRATTAM, 184 Ann stroe Want KD,- and ag NHE DEST’OIL AT NINE SHIL lon—This Fronch oolsn. or rape 0 inty per cent. choaper. WILLA ee r no DIES AND GENTLEMEN, YOUTHFUL 4, who havo gray or red hair, or hair of any objeatio mavit color, will please Gall at the Perfamor; et, 237 Hudson street, nowr Canal, and brated Bohemian Hair Dye, which too World's Fair, It ie und hair dye in the world. stant from case of &) be | ubtodly tiy ‘er Warranted to olor the hale, tm 1y,a beautiful, pormanent Diack ¢r Urowa, and kaop tv ing off <1 Ta ‘ORIG +P Re whic’ a sot by him ah Noe UJ Now York, in to sana, Those a) Woy aed diab woh sho above nauie Da