The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1853, Page 6

<2 88 8B HUW EM Griawp. iM artentara charter of Hampstiroinve7 | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | ns $s See 6 | See eee ee _Aaew ., in ie pwd tae were 160 ry rT ‘ > a + gua galt “4 Inolan corn, 223.5 0 437; oats, 131,572; dee Cum O00. me 5M) Medhon éisdge 96 | SEB THIRD, FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGES a ee Wee Bere, Commissioncr's Report, wheat, 2,264; bariey, 2,422; tons of hay, 45,396; MONBY MAREE. 20 200 37 «10 Sixth Avenee RA. 165 onl gaming Hamrsuras Coury, t bec Ss BOOS ormeies pociees, sian See Tompay, Sept. 2-6 P. M. 60 de. o 87% a SM ANORIn Pye Massavuvserrs, Aug. 13, 1853. ashele; wi » abon f otetions for SBOOND BOARD. TO LOAN, AT SEVEN P oN a ‘ this county, not less than a | There was e pretty cencra) deeline In qa N hs NY Osnt RR 1143 is th ——_—__—_—— Me “eld County of Hampshire’ —Tie Regi- | much bu eae teal. Tier bateenraale | Samy shocbeah the Sath lnael! Go-leg. Ivory ides ew | cRNA eee ee Jalen, Coney tae $78 000 Tome, ise $3,000 to"lonn. at sven | FJUROPRAN CARRIAGE-BUILT 70 ORDER, I THE etdes— Eminent Men—Population—Property— | ing towns aro Amherst, Belchertown, Granby, Norih- | the ist, excopt New York Ooutral, fell off a fraetion, snd | 140 F & Git's Bk Whig 96 100 Hutsoe Rv Rit. 71% | per cont, ox improved property im the cities ef Heosklyn er iii met therengh manne wu pee has never Fhe Condition of Various Towns—The Con- | ampton, Hadley, Wertsingtn, Lage bi yy and | there wes am active disposition to realize. Quotations $0 nttea Nene One 97 OUOK, JK, 79 Haman street, fp seen, at CONKLIN & HUGG'S, F ‘Svenae, corner of weettout—Fish—Agricultwre—Amownt and Va- ee posed Steacght lake tect half a tniltion | eurremt at the first boerd today, compared with thove | 309” do, 25.000 READY, MONEY AT 1. CHAMBERE - ge = due of = Productions— Miscellaneous Articles — a i Ser sees tae conspienous fer the mak- | Tuling at the close yesterday, show » depreciation in Niea- | 200 de. $ street; office tn the, basement. | Persone in BALE . VERY STYLISH FAIR Ot BAL Masvfacturing Industry—Cottons—Woollens— ag this article are Ware, Prescott, Belchertown, | regua Traxsit of one per ent ; Cumberland Ooal, %; | 100 4 ts sity, wlatsonde, plate, clothing, silks ah orn st ands high, abd fast tro 3 APY, swecaiin’ dais Vorious Manufactures—Houses—Shops—Mulls— | Amherst and Enfieid. About 200,000 pounds of | Canton Co, %; Morris Camal ‘x; Hudson Railroad, 4; | 900 Parker Vein 01Co Parsonsl property—op ise poset Reece ETS ee ee es waple sugar are made the most noted towns in this | Parker Veim, 1; Erie Railroad, 1; Harlem, 1%. The | 200 @o......030 I jontial. TAYLOR & SON, OR SALE—FOUR PONIES, JUST IMPORTED PROM Parsonal Property—Plate—Northampion, Sc. respect being Chesterfield, Worthington, Plaiufield, {only to the extent ab- | 150 Camb Coal Go. ee ee ae See London, in joa. Inquire en besrd, foot o€ those delightful times—Massachusetts’ heroic Geshen. Considerable titles of honey and | Pt# were large purshasers, but only to the 10 =a WANTED ON BUILDING LOTS OUT OF | Burling slip. a * ‘indi acer apa anid in peveiat ene ie) sclutaly necessary for delivery on matured contrasts. | 309 2.000 etd call’ Gaa aele oe park ab ner orient ; SORREL HORSE, EIGH? YBARS OLD,’ age and chivalrous pos ra Farmer te The is agricultural productions are— | There is ast a besr in the street, but who is Grmly con | 100 The tare elling iy at a large prods. “Agdrens ime Oe ee Ror asrantsa theres in three minutes. got great im the land, and did no *S°a'P | beans, straw, hops, tobacco, broom seed, vinced that the course of prices is downward, Tho ten- hedlately, C. T., Chatham square Pest Usice ih wagon, linet naw: Magia an fag even deacons and ruling elders; when Satan wwaed te hold a sort of “ bicedy aasize” every few yeam in New England; wheu deep forests stretched brush, chestauts, breom cern, bark, firewood, mil- let, onions, turnips, common wool, pork, poultry, eee , Saxony wool, milk, teazles, merino woul, &c. ry dency is strong that way, and ell the eembinations got 100 Phenis Ming Qo. up in the offive of every fancy company in Wall street, KING COMPANY, IRELAND.—WE gry this hes k, (goed i any part of Ireland.) ty il SROTHUMS, bankers. N d ond but those in want igh priced hi Addreve H., box 481 Post Office. “ . ©: | eannot prevent » rapid depreciation ia. marke! value CITY TRADE REPORT. r¢ Ser miles upon miles where now are broad meadows | Taiveg oy in Hadley, Fistfeld “amd ‘North, | Crystal Palsoo sold to day at am advance of two par aged hace ee Se ioeru. ‘ eS R SALE—A SPLENDID GRAY TROTTING MAR wns ned “ #5 Obtained in | Amidst feeling trust ive to Asnes.—The sales been to THE NATIONAL BANK ©: t im three mimutes te = wealthy towns, and savages pursued the “trail” | siupton; and small quantities are obi _ sper pen ane ate ree vecn. | $8.00 for ponsla, and $0 8134 for pate per 100 Ibe,” | [)¥wa dram ou this banks payable at sizbi. and ainees APPLY at LYON S Livery shah) where today the locomotive makes its forty miles | Ai the old overgrown ies, we perceive a growing ‘Buraperoves.-Fli ‘aot; the | amount, from wards. TAYLOR BROTME! treet. , South Hadley, and eihemien, The largest hay-growing towns are Amherst, Northamp- Paukers, No. 76 Wall street corner of Poarl. jour was not so or buoy: transactions included 11,400 bbls.—seur at $5625 fidence in most of the mining stosks no day’s by} 81%; superfine, No. ‘the m: at. (@end as many murders) an hour; in those dear, de- SALE—A TINE BLACK 0 Po TE) ten, Belchertown, Hadley, Worthington, Chester nalaen im 2, ‘at $5 87% a $6 6%; ordi. |; ————________________- 7 HORSE, SIX: Webetal timco—what a blessing that they have been | fel, Ware aud Middlefield. ‘The namber of cows, ee ae nal ping sr pion aah Bary to choise tate, and raixed te Hnoy Weetsre at | J)RAFTS, oN IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS | jeuag. ie Mh goat te single oe Gandia harncens warranted dead sad gone these hundred years—Hampshire coun | in 1850, of three years and upwards, was 10,495, Bel- | S#¥ve operation, are very \ $6 25 096 43%; eommon to good Obio at $6 81% s from £1 and wowerds, Pee RELL & CO, Sent or se Sold for want of use, 6g lace. It dates back to the year 1662, | chertown having 908, and then coming Amherst, | of favorsble returns. $6 48%: and other sat proportionate prices per Neale. scents for the Swallow Tail Line of | ™ gana vai ____ 4 RODE.” fy wes a great place. 1 x , | 480; Ware, 7085 Northampton, 600; Worthington, | The receipts at the ofice of the Assistant Treasarer | Dal. We heard of no interesting movemen’s in Canadian, erpeel and London packet hips FOR, SALA BAY HORE, AnOwT ix manna 2 s comnty, and contained some settlements previons | 55 and Chestertield, 542.. The annival value of the | of this port to-day, Reptomber 27, amounted to $161,- | Southern was dull and, heavy, though act frely of wig | MIORANT. mPUITALAL. Sayings BAN, ing op and barnees, "The wagon is of thu beet’ ky make, ‘te that time. For more than a century it embraced | woe! Erewnicaimes be much Sayed Y fone The | 56004; the payments were $203,268 53; leavinga balance | for mised to geod: $6 62% 8 $0 75 for faverite; Jy, 21, Chambers street. —Notia gositors are in and nearly new. To bo fsa at Quarry's stables, Ke. Me entire of what we now call Western Massachu- | amount of firewood and charcoal sold every year is | on hand of $0 867,991 21, $6 1b 8.97 12% fer fancy por bbl Rye flour was mode | ¢2 that depcuite made Amity, strat, near Broadway. For terme inquxe af eetts, and was the Jargest county in the colony or | of the value of about $55.00. The number of exen | “1, as that, very unexpectedly, there was a rapid de | Tately dealt in, at $4 26 for fine, and $4 87448 $6 for | of detobrr. Bank open daily frei 4 in 1850 was 3,555; of steers and heiters, 8,345; of if superdne, About 450 bbis. Jersey cornmeal changed | trem 5to7 P. M. GR«GOKY DILL OR SALE—A PAIR OF BROWN Wrovinee of Massachusetts Bay. At length, not sheep, 29,760; swine, 5,068; of harses, 4,790. The | cline im the stock of the Pacific Mail Company and the | 44), erterday and to-day, at $3.75. Wheat did mot Prren CRERAR, Accountant, wind qe 9 century since, Berkshire was created from | acres ot meadow and mowiug land were 50,503; of | United States Mail Steamship Company, in the sales of vary = cons pom meoipre 2 ae irre ine auaein ACHING 2 Tae round and aa ae ee @ portion of it, avd, fifty years later, other portions eS Seas eee a) ¢ Agree 8 Draper om Friday last, and slace at the stock board | {0 Yer choice Genesee white, At $1 tle HO ot atan do. has been practical ae ine ae glo Ge tor ieee commen ), 52,639; ‘unimpro' land, 098; . @f%were made into the counties of Franklin and Hampden. The‘ Old County of Hampshire,” there- ffwe, ceased to exist about forty years ago, and that Mfiectionate desigaation is to be found now in oaly @a8 histories or obsolete chrenicles. While it eestmued to exist in its integrity, it had @laims to be considered oue of the com- Bummities on the continent, and its fertility and Ratora] beauties were worthy of its great poli- ‘eal extent. The county of Hampshire in colo- wala] times was all Westera Massachusetts, The same eounty, from 1761 to 1811-12, was that region leas Berkshire, and was a very important community di wing the {iret thirty-five years of the Btate’s existence; ‘end the present county of Hampshire is but the mere Magment of what was once so designated, and ranks @mong our fourth-rate counties, Middlesex and 3uf- fetk being in the Grst rank, Essex and Worcester in fhe seeond, and Bristel and Norfolk in the third. 1 and rich as she is, and respectable as she ‘ im all ways, Hampshire exercises but a small fiefivence om the affiirs of the State, and not even he rhadow cast by her name can be called great. ‘The history of Hampshire is interesting and ro- | 2, it, contained | mantic. When incorporated, in 16¢ ‘ut three towns, viz.: Northampton, founded ia 3664, and sow the sire town; Hadley, commenced Hy 1659, and Spring: , the oldest place in Wesvern Massachusetts, as it dates from 1636, and now the tai al place in the county of Hampden. After Testcration, when the so-called regicides were to choose between Tyeurn and exile, several @ number came & America. ef there gentlemen were Gofle and Whalley, who had eta high military office under Cromwell, and who fled fo Bew Wnglard. ‘Tey reached Boston, but were @empelled to leave there on account of the g@nnoyanees they experience from some adherents of fe House of stuart, and took up their abode at Cambridge, which in those days was much fartuer fom Boston than it new is. Bateven Cambridge Bacame too Lot for them after intelligence was re q@ived that Goffe and Whalley were not included in fhe act of inéemnity. They went to New Haven, they were protected against their pursuers, gh they were hard pressed. In 1644 they went to Hadley, in Hampshire county, where they lived for years in the house of Mr. Russell, minister of the =. When Hadley was attacked, in 1876, during p's war, a Stranger appeared among the de- Senders of the town, and bore himself so nobly that the repulse of the Indians has generally been attri Dated to bis exertions. It is meee that chis in- @ivdua! was Goffe, though Sir Walter Scott has at- Wlbated the deed to Whalley in “ Peveril of the Peak,” but that person was too far gone ie a decline ‘to have played the part of a deliverer. Cooper bas Made a good use of the incident m one of his Indian movels, “The Wept of Whish-lon Wish,” in the early chepters of waich we have an account of so @f the searches that were made after the regicide the em'ssaries of the royalists. The care that was taken of these men by tue colonists shows what ‘was the party feeling in thove days, and how everse the people of Massachusetts were to the rule of the Btuarie. The incidents of their caroer are inter. woven with our colonial history. Gofie’s appear- at Hadiey was long regarded as a supernatacal lent, and it was supposed that he was the Gray Champion who led the people of Boston ia their fest manifestations of hostility to Sir Ndmund An pes, in 1689. Por tais last piece of history my only gutherity is Mr. Hawthorne, and did he not wrive the “Lite of Franklin Pierce’ Tais champion is the dian genius—the St. George or St. Denis—of Yankees, and always makes his appearance, like | ‘@ ghostly stormy petre!, inst asa “row” is about to the monotony of New England life Goite gma Whalley were originally buried at Hadley, but Wheir remains were removed to New Haven, where they now lie, hard by those of Dixweil, a third regi- | Gide, whose course of American life was much more agreeable than that of those who became his brethren im death. ‘Bhere have been quite a number of eminent men @onnected with Hampshire county. Mr. Bryan‘, the and editor, was born at Cummington, in 174. | 'b Strong, one of our earliest United States sena- | tors, and who was elected Governor of Massachusetts | oftener thau any other man, was of Northampton, ‘where he now lies buried. Isaac Bates, alsc a national senator, belonged here, and so did Myron Lawrence, reeently deceased, who for many years had @ proimi- ment part in our State polities. Jcnatha the great metaphiysician, lived and preached at Nor: hampton for almost a quar Bancroft, secretery, ambase man, and collector, once kept tae academy at Rowaid Hill, Northampton. He was a whig in those days, gad atrended whig conventions in which ¢ Jack- gem was dénounced: but when the whigs would not mominate him for Congress he saw that they were iwjuring the country, and made his fortune bya timely ‘rat.’ Noah Webster once resided at Am- hherst. Joseph Hawley, one of the best mea of the Revolutionary era, lived at Northampton. He is not go well known as be deserves to be to the mass of weaders in our time, bot he was greatly reapecied by the mest eminent men in the contest that eventuatod 4m onr pationality bing established. He was eariy nm advocate of independence, and Patrick Henry de. e@lared that he had tue right idea of things long be fore the great cvert act was perpetrated. General Washington was one of his sorrespondents, and held ‘kin iv bigh esteem. The town of Hawley, now in Fracklin county, but originally in Hampshire, and which was incorporated in 1792, was named in honor ‘Tne best kuowa | Edwards, | rot a century. Mr, | lor, historian, ‘clergy- | covered with water, 5,749; ef unimprovable lant, 25,036. There are not finer farms in the State than those of Hampshire, and the poattion of her agricul- turists might be envied by those of most of our coan- ties. I know not whether there be anything parti- cularly eonservative about such*a social condition as prevails in Hampebire, where every one seems to be well off, bucit is certain that here tie federal and whig parties have always beeu strong. Of late ears the whigs have kept their ascendanvy in jampshire in spite of the efforts of the coalition, which organization has never been so strong here as to warrant a forma! union of the demo- erats and free soilers on senstorial nominations. In the matter of manufactures, Hampshire does not occupy a very lofty position, not ascendiag mach beyond the respectable point. In 1850, the number of cotten factories here was fonrteen, with 69,474 spindles. Ware has the greatest interest in this business, having four factories and about 20,600 spindles; and South Hadley comes next, having about as mapy spiadles as Ware. Tne other places having such factories are Williamsbarg, Norshamp- ton, Amberst, and Enfield. Tae number of woollen factories are eighteen. Ware takes the lead here, too, though Northampton is but little bebind her. The other towns engaged in this manufacture are Enfield, Middlefeld, Amherst, Granby, Williamsbarg, Cummington, South Hadley. Plainfield, and Greenwich. There are two card fa: tories at Enfield, a button and suspender factory at Easthampton, and two silk factories at Northampton. There are eleven Peper mills in the county—three at Amherst, three at Northampton, three at South Had- ley. one at Middlefield, and one at Granby. The mills at South Hadley are almost equal in value to all the others in the county, Northampton ranks next, and theo Amherst. There are foundries at Northampton and Ua The other manufactures of Hampshire are cards, railroad cars, chairs, cabinetware, leather, boots aud shoes, s‘raw bonnets aud hats, bricks, mechanics’ tools, all kinds of brooms, lumber, sadales, laces and edgings, Band and hat boxes, type cases, washing machines, stee) springs, children’s wagons, veloc- des, cotton wifking, harnesses, shovels, spades, forks, trunks, ploughs, rakes, brassware, palmleaf hats, snuff, segars, tobacco, organs, raw silk, axe- handles, sashes, blinds; hollow augers, prepared marble, curled palmicaf, hollow ware and castings, woodenware, horn handles, scythe stones, button moulds, scythe snaiths, carriages, bedstead posts, wagon hubs, turner’s ware, scythes, hoes, pails, brushes, lead pipe, sheet iron, broom tcrewa, cutlery, hinges, glue and gums, pumps, boats, felloes, drawn wire, ribbons, sewing silk, gold and silver wire and jewelry, soap and candles, tinware, cooper’s ware, turning machines, book binder’s work, printer's work, bsilding stone, charcoal, lasts, bench and hand screws, farming utensils, molasses, rl but- tons, baskets, fancy bonvets, weavers’ harnesses, silver platedware, axe helves, bobbins, horn buttons, covered buttons, steel pens, leather boxes, japanved buttons, painted curtain Diinds, carpenters’ planes, &e., &c. In Is45 the value of the pulmleaf hats mace was but little short of $90.000. Thesame year the value of the Florence and fancy bonnets made at Ware was $50,000. The value of csrds maunufac- tured at Enfield was $35,000. The value of lumoer annually made is 2bout $130,000. The aumber of dwelling houses in this county, in 1850, was 5,414; shops, 697; still houses, 3; tan hot 21; warehouses and stores, 125; grist ills, 40: falling mills, 7; saw miils, 145 ; other mills, 17 ; card factories 2 ; oil factory 1. The number of barns was 4,908 ; and of all other buildinge not previously specified, and of the value of twenty dollars and up- wards, 1, The amount of every person’s stock in trade $560,557 ; of public securities, $42,676 ; of money at inter: 836,271; of bank and insur- ance stock, $657,820; of other share property, $00,721 ; and of ounces of plate, 1,025, exclading all plate under twenty dollars in value. In these items of personal Crotigae Ss which represent the capital of retired persons, if] may so call it, Northamp‘on takes precedence. The teauty of that place has attracted to it many wealthy veople, whose taste in the selection of an abode shows that they have at least one claim to be considered fairly entitled te the enjeymeut of riches. More than half the plate re- turned belongs to Northampton. Yet it would not be right to seek to convey the impression that North- ampton is simply a place of retirement for the wealthy. On the contrary, it isa leading business | town, tall of life and activity. The tone of society, however, is seid to be aristocratic, which means, I suppose, that the daughters of retailers of silk are not allowed to sasociate with the dauguters of the manufacturers of silk. Cwanies Liz Caauve. —Ats meating of the Common Course, on Meaday night, the resolutions of Alderman Dey ton presented a! & epecial meeting om the 2ist iast., declaricg it expedient to grant licenses for Inying rai tracks in various streets and ayenuer of the city, were taken up end adopted, with an amendment forb dding the rupping of carson the Saboath. These resolutions de clare in favor of limes through the following atreata, viz -— First —Fulron street sad Fulton avenue. Second —Fulvon street and Myrtle aveaue. Third.—Fyd.on street, Court street and Taird avanu Fourth —Falton street, Sande street aud Flushiag a7 Fifth.— Division avenue and Wate: The mates or propesitions, in accordance with resolutions paseed September 16th, which provide that horse power slone shall ke used in’ propelling ihe cars; that the 1m- Proved fat greoved rail shall be iaid down even with the pevemente of the various streets and evenuss, se as not to interfere with the pessage of vehicles; that the pai ment be kept in repair within the trucks, and th oneach ride of ani ks; wlso, that whenever an appli- cation shall be made fr permission te lay s railrsad The reason assigned fer this great fail is the competition now existing between thie company and the Nicaragua Compeny, in which the Pacific Mail Cymoany seem doa- tined te come off second best. It is evident that the Nicaragua route is shorter by several days than the Panama route, and it seems imposatble to expect tha: the mails will be ceatinued by # route that cannot equal the quiskest in time—in fact, the excitement in Cali- fornia on this subject bars any such expectation. The government has fall power, under their contract with Mr. Aspix wall, to order him to carry the mails by the quickest route before they ean aanul the con'ract, when, if be should net be able to mect the requirements of the law, it will rest with Congress to annal the con- tract, and itis clear that great efforts will be made in the next Corgress to produce thie result. The Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Company have commenced their regularg trips, earrying © mail by ‘Bamesy's route,” threngh Mexice, performing the service betweea Acapal- co and Vera Oruz in from seventy-two te eighty hoary. Unfortunately there bas not been» regular conaec‘ion at Acupuleo with the Pacitic steamers, with two or thiee exceptions, therefore the advantages of this rouve ever both the Panama asd Niesragua reutes, are net so gen- erally krewn.. It seems that this company made a con. tract with the Pacifie Mail Company to carry the mail between fan Framciseo and Acapulco; but by some ir- regularity the boats on the Pacifie have not connected &t Aeapnico with their line from New Orleans via Vera Cruz, etherwise s mail would have been received at New Orleans in fifteen or sixteen Gays, semi-monthly, for the Isst two months; aud as it ia mow known and setiled that there are two shorier and quicker mail routes from San Francisco than the Panama rocte, it isan easy matter to account for the great fall in their stock. We have received quite a number of letters asking for infortantion relative to the operations and prospects of the Florence and Keyport Campany. We eannot answer them in a better way, than by giving the annexed offeial statement, explaining the position and objects of-the Company — Frorence AyD Keyport Jomt CoxPastes, This enierprise is 10 open & route and transact ths entire business of travel and transportation betwean | # New York and the South, vo impreve the seetion of country through which it will pacs, establish depots on the Delaware and on the Rarit at the Fae inter. wected by this straight line, and 'd up s large and im- portant city om the Paritan bay as the chief barber and entry for the State of New Jer importance of a work so impers! whole ratio id its immense value, is teo obrious to need any en 6 in its eupport—its magaitude qill be realized ocly by its progress, The immense business to be induced at a fair price, the large profit at that rate, without the pornibility of competition, and the small amount of capital required for its accomplishwent, are the and extraordinary fectures of thie work. The: e compas consist of a land e>my1 purchased the rites neceacary tor the depots & town on the Delaw: am A plank road compazy, which bas already cosrtrusted wharves on the Doerr and an extensive pier ani bar- bor on the Raritateand is now building » plank rosi from Florence to Keyport A transportation company, which has erected the us- ces ary buildings avd depois for the transaction of its business. and estobliched a ferry between Keyport and New Yo:k—thie company, under the title of the Florence and Kes por: Joict Companies, has the power to purchase and bold the stock of the other two companies. and is dew'gned to become the sole stockholder of both, thus uniting uncer one charter all the power necessary to carry out the whole work, whieh bas 2 laid oot one on the Raritan. apd was issued in payment for the land. The stock of the Plack Road Company, consisting of 50 C00 abi represents the pier, wharf acd harbor ea the Rarita Keyport, whick is beg built urder a contract payable im the stock of tbe company, and will be tiaisbed eatire, with all ite eosseary appurtenances for use, froc from debt of any kind The stock of the joimt companies, intended as the mar- ketable stock avd represeating the whole enterprise, con- sists of 80 000 in peyment for the buildings, depots, &., neeeseary for the tranrsctien of the pusiness of transportation; fifty thousard in payment for the stock of the Piank Roed Company, as the game is completed; twenty thousand fer the purchase of the land stock. I' will thus repre- sent the lard on the Delaware and om the Raritan cow- prising the towns, the plank road from Florence to Key- port, with the piers om the Delaware and on the Raritan, and the warehouses and depots of the company, The income wil) be from the eale of lots, the tolls on the road, and the profi of the susiness of trassportation. From the first source there have been alroady psld tro semi annus! diy'dends ef one dollar each, and which rauit increase with the progress of improvement; from the tolls om the road it is estimated the local busiaess of the State will pey a lerge interest on the whole cost, while the profits of t portation, «honid the present exorbi- tant price be maimteined, would pay for building the road every ye ‘These companies owe no debt, and are by their charter robibited from contractiog any, the stock is al! paid up in full whea issued, andject to further installment, or arserement. cr liability of tne stockholders, represen. property all paid for aud poasessing an intriasic val whieh, from its peculiar raphical position, the price of the stock is very inadequate estimate. The Broad Gauge Railroad Company, from Dayton, Ohie, by MamsGel4 and Warren, to the Penrsylvania State line, have under consideration several propositions for connections to New York, 1st. By Venango, New- bery, ard Easton—making the dist ance from Cincinnati to New York 758 miles, 2d, By the sare route to Ve- nange, to Vorning and the New York and Erie line, 703 miles, 94. By Newosatle and the Valley road to Corn. The stock af the Land Company, consisting of 20.000 | shares, repierents 20 000 lots cf land of 25 by 190 fest—~ | and the road now building from Fiorence to | ares, en thousandcf which are issued | in boxd. at $1 3734 a $1 3! $1 40; amd a parcel of Sou Jey and oats were nnchanged. Corn favored bay: sales comprised 41000 bushels, at 78i4c @ 805. for un- wound; 8Cc, a 820. for round white and yellow; Sls. a 82s. for wixed Wentern; amd 85c. » 845, for yellow Southern, per burhel Corron,—The a4vioes frow the Southwest not being as able ss before there has been greater desire mani fested to buy, end holders have hed the turn of prices ia their favor. The rales were 8,000 bzles. We now qavte— SIRICT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION, Inferi¢ para Lew to good ord. Lo« to gosd wid. Mod. ‘air to fair. Fully fair to g’d fai FRHGHTS —About 2¢.000 a 80.000 bushels wheat were engoged for Liverpool, at 94 3 9d, in bulk and ship’s bags; 850 bbla flour at 2s, 3d. to 23. 6d, and 2 000 do. for next week, a: 2s 6d ow, about 17,000 bush, wheat were engoged, in bulk. at 94 To Bristol, (Bng- land) 2,000 bushels wheat were engaged. st 11d, acd 1,060 bbls. fiour, at 28 $4. To London 3 000 bash. wheat were engaged, at 12d., amd 21 bales jalap at 208, To Havre, flour was eugaged at 75c , and wheat at 20s. A ves- sel was chartered at abont the same rates. To Califor- nia, rates varied from 40s. a 666 Corrre.—There eere 2 150 bagafRio sold by auction to- day, at95sc w11%40., averaging 107 16c. perilb., a decline of 3¢ per lb, since the last eatalogue was di: poved of. Fig — We heard that 1,400 quintels dry cod realized $3 508936234. Maskerel were scarce, and held above purebasers’ limits Herring varied little on — About 230 boxes bunch raisine brought $2.90 a hoes belt e have been 600 bales river taken, at 65c. a ¢. per 100 Ibs. ie ore oane' 27 bales old changed hands on private 7 Inox.—£cotch pig was in fair demand, at $36 0 $37, urual time, per ton. Leap was inactive; ‘the high prices claimed checked business, Mo.asses.—falee were made of 100 bhds. muscovado at 64c , and 1/0 bbls. Texas at private bargaia. held at 59c,a 60s, Nothing occurred in sperm There were sold 150 "ROVISIONS.—Pork moved to the extent of Western, at $15 8734 a 616 for mess, and $12 8734 for prire, per Dbl. Some 200 packezes shoulders and hana fetched 6c. a 7140, and 8%6 9910. per Ib. Lard was in moderate request. The business consisted bble, prime, at 11%c. a11%c, and 100 dbis. at €3¢¢. Beef was less active. | About 230 bbls. cbanged bands at $4 502 $6 for primo; $7 a 89 60 for country mesa, and $12@ $12 50 forcity de, Onio aud State butter was obtainable at 15c. # 17c.. aud 182. a 20c, per Ib, Cheese was eagerly sovght after at 9346, « 1050, x Ib. Pm Estate —Salee at auction—By Albert H. Nicolsy. Maspeth property—1 lot oa Mespeth avenue, 252100, $245; 1 do, $220; 1do., 25190, $225; 1do on Van Cott avenue, 26195, $160; I do. $146; 1de $140; 1 do. $145; 1do $135: 240, om Second street, 256x100,’ $290; 1 do. $200; 1 do. $140; 1 do. on Third street, $250; 1 do, $125; 1do '$110; 1 do, $100: 1 do, on Flushing avenue, 25x80, $200; 1 do, 25x85, $200; 1do. errner Flushing aveaus, 25x95 $240; 1 do. 26290, $175 ; 1 do, 25x85, $160 ; leorner Hebberd avenue, 265x100, $240; 1 ce-ner Fiash ing and Mount Olive: avenues 25x160, $280; 1 do. 25x 1(0, $220: 14o., 256x105, $195; 2 do., 26x110, $380; 140., 25x113, $185; 1 do., 25x115, $180; f corner do, and Hebberé avenue, 25x116, $225: 1do., 25120, $215; 2 on Flushing avenue, 26x1i8, $810;1 do., 26xil6, $159; 1 corner Mount Olivet avenue axd Broad street, 25x100, $165; 1 do., 20x100, $135: 4 do.. 20x109 each $125, $500; 2 do., 25x100 each $110, $220; 1 coraer Mount Olivet “avenue and Broad street, 251100, $165; 3 do, 253100. $316;1 do $120; 2 do. each $125, $250; 3 do. eh. $115, $345, 8 on Flushing avenue, do at $160, $1,230; lecrner do. ard Fifth stree:, 261100, $195; 1 do. 25x100, $160; 1 do do, $150; 1do, 2x80, $145; 1 do, and Fourth street, 25x100,'$209;' 1 ¢0 do, $125, Rick Some 90 tiercas good to prime brought $4 25 a $4 373, per 160 Ibe, SUGARS —Seles have been made of 700 hhds. Cuba, at 4%¢ w5%0.; 10@hhds, Texee at private bargain; and 200 boxes brown Havana, at 6340. per Ib. Wrtkry.—Sales of 750'bvbls, Obio and prison trauspired to-day, at 27%¢. a 2850. per gall Fore! Mackets. We have received a iat of the Pernambuco market quotations and prices current, dated upon the 27th of August, irom which we extract the leading items, [From Miguel Carneiro’s Circular | The business of the past week bas ben extremely limited, not o foreign cargo of any kind haviag eatered our port. It {scustemary at this season of the year for little activity to prevail; am unusual dulness, however, existe just mow, whieh leaves us bat few remarks to fer. Rind eed Pcp pera! nso Eel aire Lpesy of both articles, of the lota per Brau at 15) uae bbI. of 50 Ibs, a spi Ssuogiies Burrer.—Our market is in a most depressed state. be. ing radly overstocked, and we hear of a sale of new Irish at the low price ot 470 be, ult of which cannot but prove most unsatisfactory. Stocks to day ecnsist of about 1,100 firking Lrish, and 1,200 French, principally in course of retail at our quotations, Coprist.—In our laet postscript we advised the arrival of the Engiish brig Dolphin with 1,040 dracas, which have been sold at sbout 13/500 per drum, the quali ing extremely good. The cemand is sent stock consists of about 4,000 drums, retailing at 12) @14j. At corresponding periods during the past three yer", the following were the stocks and prices:— 850, stock about 1,200 drums, retailing at 11/900 a 11/500 1861, yi 4,000 bd (000 185 m9 “ “ Crackuns,—-The £00 kegs Fairy, have been sold at 3]500 tech rig Fiour.—Onr last postscript advised the arrival of the American brig Fairy, from Philadelphia, with 1 873 bbls., which ase for retail. Prices, under the influence of heavy stceks and a limited demand, are giving way somewhat, ‘end relos by retail are slow at our quotations. (ur pre- sent stock comprises about 9.000 bbis. of Arericnm and 8,000 bbis. of Trieste and French, against at like period last year of all descriptions, 6,000 bbls (an excess of 12 000 bbis.); in 1851, 9,000 bbia. ; in 1850, 2 800 wba. Manvracturgp Goons,—O wing to the pressnco of some buyers from the northern porta, a little more business has ama working ie ox: iy 0 get ont of order, soquisiar no af at. Flag il stop- ing to draw off yulskellver and ma A separator fi fag cp Sat three feat square, and is 2 eapanle of saslgaras the perfeotio: on! They ‘are portable, and delivered in Voxe ready for ship- “ interested in gold mining can obtain further in- as to the practic ol operation, &¢ , of the amalga- mn oe! plication to JOHN 8, BUS! rpese inte: ded + Th Slowin eertidcate. from Dr. Chilton. the celebrated ebemist ‘ahewa hew thoroughly the work is done:— Ihave witnessed the operstion of the “ ki separator, ta ection with Coohri the amalgsmator inis. and am fi ey if se pars x od, The quarts ope experiment ef ordi lellars worth <s i to the neral William Nerris, Division of the Panam: 6 aarts 01 “ jaer, further preves the efiicacy of the separator for his *. New Yor«, Aug ig & Co.—Gents—T bs with your * Rureka' td to toy entire sutistaotfon, and I Monsrs. John S. Bi closely several, eperat rater, hich rei Lot Wi Tent these app«ratus are ia irginia ° ration of the “Eureka” gold | sepersior, which effeotually proved ite superiority over al) others known. The pulverized quarts, after being first carefully examined and found to contain s average of gold. was passod through the machino, which of- feotually and eomplozsly took up ail the gold; for 1 subm ted part of these * tellings” to Dr. Kent. fr assay, who repersea, @ could find trace of gold tharsin.”” is fact is suffi arator 26 the only perfess separator known. Your ebe- | tem pectfully, blish your * Kureka”” gold se- | Wiuitam Norris. known and exporienced DANIKLAVILLE, Spotsylvania Co Mesers Jobn 8. Bussing & Co., New Yor ‘to inform you that I ha’ ny old vepal ‘and bolivve it to be ti Whereis joksilver, and it i oF during ti July 25, 1953. arte trobs LIAM BrazLey. jonwaker, iq, of the Dorm m pany. ina who has adopted these 2 for use at the Dora Min Nez , July 6, ing & Co —Gents—Having recently Bur f gold bearing ore, weighing about tem throu, byourgold smafcaator. Ttake | that the amalgamating was do:¢ entirely | o my satisfaction, the quantity of gold remaining tail ‘a6 proved by Dr. Chuton' analyeis, being too — pmallto be considered of any rian ‘There was no quicksilver detect The large quantity peescd through. working, has impressed me with t amalgamator now in woo. Very respectfully, yours, £9, ScHOONMAKER. Ne io Gress way. ‘These amalaama‘orti eomtedvion with Coebran’s quarts crusher, being now ersally acknowledged as the only perfect machinery for separating the gold from the qua rook and ore, are recommended with the greatest confidence ‘to persons ia want of such oe a4 JOUN 8. BUSSING & CO. Sueoessors to B & J. Bnvsing & Wai chouse No. 32 Clit ret, sew ¥ Manvfacturers Eagie Cut Nails and Relled Irom. Agente Olé Colony Iron Compazy. Cochran's Quartz Crusher can be seenin daily eperation in Thirteenth street, between Ninth and Tent: ues, REAT WESTERN RAILSOAD OF ILLINOIS.—THR interest on the tem per ceut. bends of this company, due jotober next. will b KEICHUM, SLAND CITY BANK.—NOTICE—THE FIFTH IN- atalment of twenty (29) per cont of the capital stock is | parable on Saturday, let October next. By order of tho irectors, G. BH, NICHOBS, Cashier. yale by us on ma r OGEKs, & 2EMBNT. 0 TO NO, 239 ONKY —DO YOU WANT HONEY?- lean offic, room Ne, Breadway, at the commission aud | ! Noun CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS. x | | asury Depertment, Ralei ch, N. Argzust 12, 1853, Sealed proposals will be recei city of New York, 113 U'elook P. M., of she 80th of September next, for the purchase of of bonds issned by the ft will bear date the Ist of Ji $200,000 f North Caroline. The bonds 1853, and will ran thirty —they will have coupe: ttached, an: in terest, at ein Will be payable on tho arst days of Jul ry ef enh year. Both ‘pal witt terest and prin Ie at the Baik of tae Republic, in tho oit; when the purchaser may prefer te havo ther able at the treasury of North Carolina, They ace the authority of the Logirlature of North Care- construction of the North Csroliaa Railrosé, ton,to the faith of tho Stata. all tho stock of New r addi te They | may prefer. f aa bonds aro, by express onactment, exempted from axati Parti idding will please te address their letters, em- dorsed ‘Proposals for North Carolina State Bonis,” te the undersisned, in New York, direct act, 180 Front the Sth of September President of tho bo required ce of their bits to de} to the care of Mosers, 86 coon as informed of posit in bauk the amount iT lose the soernea interest from tho frst of June othe eredit of the Treasurer of the Btate of Nerth either in the Bank of the Re f the State ef Nort Fear, Kaleigh, Nort Carolina. Persona wishing documents showing the extent of the 0) be ‘ndebtedn re sources of the State, th ant or 6 application at thia — Be) the corser of Sev ty-second stieet and bande high, seven yeurs id table, Thirty-six! and gallepe equall: vatly kind and bo: 27H Peat Office. OR SALE—A NICS BaY GORSE, SIX YSARS OLD te be sold at the Baz»ar in Cros. the highest bidder. e@nd in all respects OR SALE—A HOTEL COACH, HARNESS, Pa x08, avd work of hot “Inquire at No. 9 Harrixo: ee ae YOURG BAY 3g hends Dinh, me action an 4 kind; alse, » handse: bursa: B.—Very gentle DSOME BLAGK Hi. ‘ing, Stteen and t) Ingquice of STO. R SALE BRLOW COST--A FINE ROAD WAGON, mh top entirely now; alses very light open for trottirg hes be fow ti AP EN’S Stable, Boerum street, near Fultem | avenue, Brooklyn. | a fall supr'y of mew remmation her residence, 89 Whitq ree 01 Rew the Boat,” .CB WATERS, 353 Broadway. —A_SPLEN DI G ire of Can LBS SALLBERGER, Ne. 25 the instra: cam LE.—A NEW AND SUPERIOR TONED Torewood vase 614 octaves, made by © Wil be sold st & ressonal IANO FOR 8A! in ont. makers im this city. be at Ne. 222 Woes Nimeteonts IANOPORTES—AARPS. chasing musical iastrui orth ont of ym selected with most pepular New York, Boste ‘will be sold with am ur limi car-, from he manulactorics of the m, and Philadelphia makers, ts Tue ry is enriehed with the ness of me sold at far lower prices than have bitherte be sent to any pars of the Onion on aw | areroomé, 16) Canal atr | Peoplo's Bank A cot, noxt door E RAND PIANOS WITH IRON FRAMBS.— p to the present peried the creat difculty has been to wake the upright grand pianos keep har now been admirabl frame. Horace Waters of thes besutifal 33 Broadway, hae ji to, and takes ame for Gilbert & Co's splendid wolisn and circular seales, which are seed! only mele- ‘best in Amerion; HORSEE Wa- oadway, thopreat pisac and musie cetablish- f gana DANCING ACADEMIES. | A. SOReOnE MARRS SOApERT my re | ode ar x via staal nabs at is ALY BREW daaces wero jakowski, Boizot. and lle, Santon, de. of Lo 6 See: tim ia Lato enn ym personal observations send c my tan convenient ostablishment, ¢! York. It is hope | vantage of the new aystom wi jast weaso | larine, i attention. paid to thes Ri URNTON’S PRIVATE DANCING AC. ‘MY, Broadway, above Niblo’s, will rv-open on the 4th classes for ladies and geatlomen, Exclusive elpeses will Le formed tarougheet the those who aro commencing to len the instrnotion of thi Pupils will be und 9 Eadec in this pleasent amusement are spest tho xlvant ages and fasilitics one to be made at 274 Bower, HARRUARD’S ROOM, NO. 5¢ EAST THIRTEENTH street, fourth honse weet of Broadway.—Mr, Gharruard ened to the city, Cy b. Dd. Public Treasurer of the State of i. z a ‘track in . feare in danci d waltzing at the = pg The increase of population in Hampshire county | the Comm ing, and the New York and Erie, 656 miles, 4th. To | been doing; but at prices far from satisfactory, and which anil and after the let of Uctovee., LUE nebted bas bey ad tetne epi Fg omaging fl lbp granted on | rake Cleveland a point, and rua along the Take Shore | 85° Rt likly to improve until importsuro on & more mo BACON 400, BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO, tor “th eanon wil es one ~~ nr abated the population was 26,447; in 1830 it was 20,210; in rms and conditions as shall be deemed most con- | and New York and Erie, 873-miles. ‘St <7 gen trial 0 1 Gale Om LORSOR, Vatparacse, inei- | graceful and easy deporta: 5 50. 3 i " le tS onl ling operations in this Ne alt ted 8 for salo, i yalt. | Col. gation of a tewok pu ‘enpacit Bed, 50,392; and in 1300, 34,290. Of the twenty. | ere eee erm, ahh, Applicant receiving his | We learn from the annusl report of the Marietta aad | ws 00 room for observation, xcarcsly haying “rartuer | [ections mad ranclsoo, oF 1 terior ef tke | tat which Mr C. hus tivoye endsavored to tapart’ ‘rae Sotmeen ind) and 1500, he coven” ae ation | isith(ul performance of the ‘couditions of anid loenss ce | Cincinnati Railroed Company, tat up to the Int instant | °2!#t3 fer ebipment, and as cur last numbar gave dete | Statem and procende prompliy remitted, Rafer so aad dra ; ‘anoebelcanteiene ey oe 30. is which gaine " ‘A id ed ntatements of the past crop, until the new yield com- fm nembers were Northampton, which increased moet, frow 3,672 to 5,194; South Hadley, from 1,422 to 2 082; Ware, from 1,954 to 2,668; Easthampton, Seem 724 to 1,252; Amherst, from 2,415 to 2,785: and - Hatiield, from 915 to 1,071. Belchertown, Enfield, Granby, Hadley, Norwich, and Williamsburg, each the Common Coune!! may direct. Cossoupanion ov Rookiys, WiLLAMSRURG AyD Busit wick —The Brooklyn Commoa Connetl has at longta de cided to appoint Commissioners, in com aif with the provirions cf the copsolidation act, passed by the Legida ture at the last special rere e apm A plan to the cities of Brooklyo and Williamsburg and the $59,510 £4 had been expended upon the extension to tho Onio river. It is to be completed by the contractors by the ist of Decomber, 1854. On ¢he extension to the Obio river there sre now employed 2.146 men, aad 500 horses and oxen. The company have purchaved 11,400 menoes vo arrive we can only from time to time effor such remarks a6 circumstances may preseat, The ship- weats since our last number have been 200 tons, making the expor's to date, 63 583 tons. Cortox.—The sdvioss received by the steamer Argon: tine arrived 20th inst., from Livarpool, wita daves thence 4 Co., New York, (PO. MACHINISTS.—THE A about to establish « fo at the Sonth, wishes to to take entire charge of capital of $1 500 25 $2008, dress Machinist, Broadway Pe D a AND WALTZING, 147 FOURTH th avenue —dir, le = to 27th ult., showing « decided Improvement in the arti macde@ small idcreare. The towns which declined ick under one municipal pana, | Sone © iron RaRiCiRS S0'lay- eons 100 anilee of) rallve : int . “ c wi government : 'Y | cle, with m falling off im the receipts at ths A: i K wK in pumbers were Chesterfield, Cummington, Goshen, Board om Monday night the foliowiug | From Chillicothe, enstward tance of twenty four | porta, and an sctre inquity from manufac trees ta tae OT acne of clesian 10s matuias reve eiea ee Tiree desirons of closing its affairs, would dispose of its sson+ Greenwich, Middicsex, Peiham, Plainfield, Prescott, ger Uemen were choven {¢ sapreven: Brovkiya:— miles, they wil commence laying down the rails by the | chester, where etooks of allbinda were very limited have | rities, consistin Ld 7 = + 7. 4 rel th u a Oo ig of about twenty thousand dollars of the ’ ‘Bouthampron, Westhampton, and Worthington. Mid. carey, . G. Bergen, int of November next, On this portion of the cate ou | Kd to sn mcrensed demand for the article lasra, ‘Tae re | very drat class of bonds and mortzages end about talcty Pte sna f : i 4 red road 2, N dollare ‘ork atooke, tar Mefield Jost more than itty per cent of her inbabi- sae ib heres? 8A veces Hee = same dl oT, onr last number have been light, being enly oui a ‘oF particu! reed att Somph § Security, box #02 Post Office. hove (a 2 TNION BANK OF LONDON.—WE ISSUE DRAFTS ON and.) “~fants. Goshen dogs not appear to have flourished on arrival, a4 * Bike her namesake, but loet one-twelfth of her people. x picked, ‘The in 8€0 bigs, which bave been bought w 6/200 toe regular first sort, and 64060. fo locomotives, and seventy-five graysl cars, ore now em- 8 tbipmento sires our last number have been 49 bars, wolidation, ax may be agresd upon by While thus “ hastening slowly” in adding to her va will be submitted to the t ployed, and $1,007,557 bas been expendod, Thera hi this bank, (good im any part of ae 0 | een DAMENG LOLDERY. at: i Was A to hi , itted © people tor 28 | waking them from the Int July 4,519 i 7 “RO ING ACADEMY, NO. gen, Hampshire has done better inthe accumula. | thecs doctton at thy: election 1a Movember asst also been paid for machinery and buildings in Chilli- | bege within correrponding period last teat te wee | SHOWMERS seuketss Ne. 70° Wellner MRBERO'S DANCENG SOAR RT lick srectae Sion of doliars, those things without which ac -ording — —______—- cothe, $07,038.88. The expenditures upon the entire | om band for sale and slakgment to day, 5.064 baga, against Nedame C. DUBREUL IFERBERO end her broth Wall practical philosopers, mere humaa beings are athe Tart, line so far, amount to $1,602,553 82. 3.513 begs at like pended last season. Ia Paraibas some FEREERO, bes « Camall account, In 1840 the decenial valuation EXTON COCKE, L. 1—TROTTING. ’ ss tales bave taken plase since our last, at 7) por act. £0, | _ MOULINDRY AND DRHSSDLAKENG, eh si Wwed her property to be $7,298,351, which bad TuREDAY, Bept. 27.—Po.8¢ $75, mile heats, best three Stock Exchange b.; but as high ee 7/400 is now boing demanded. The IRST PREMIUM MILLINERY.--MRS. C. STANOHILD, ob vie W ten years Inter to $13,851,240. Evory town | in five, in herners, accounts from said district, as also from the nteri@pof No.7 Division strest is happy te. nee te hor | Sontinue As me part in this imcrease. ‘Even Middieserd Bead eer $1000 U B 6's, "66. . 93 10994 this provizce, continue to resresent very aliort appeatons | muracrcas Piteds aad eatincra teat chesent eats Bee | relly of tbe wit her ‘grout, relative lous” in Taw hameriic? | HWootrutl entered b, m. Ls 47 Coltina + 11 1} G000 US cou 6's, f02 117 ing crops, tos catterpilar bavirg in many parts entirely | plensuro of epening on Monday, 26th tast., for" tuele tnepee: | ———— vs is pol nai AE 'Y, | Jamon Whelpley onvered b. 1, Isdy Rolief..... 2 2 2| 6060 Erie Inc Bas... 06 destroyed the plant, on, @ and epleudid stock of Fromoh milliaory, fer the TLLGROVE’S DANCING AND WALTZING ACAD- * almost fifty pe: most pleasait | John Neilson entered g. y. Daan.\8 McCabe ,.s.e4 dist. 1000 do....800 953% 100 Fruicrs.—We have no charters whatever to refor to; hich fer richness and variety, ae Lu Bowery, corner Be: 3 ‘on of homanity’s intellect aud aweat—gold. The ‘Th 4 2:44, 4000 Hud Convt Bas. 90° = 250 our port continues but limitedly supplied with shippiog, i ‘eridaye rom 3to6 P.M. fe wiles Sos 4 a: gp ‘estest increase was made by Northampton, which | The above trot afforded vary ith’? Interest. Lady Co!, | ,1(00 40.....b8 9014 100 whist on inquiry existe for vearela to loxd cotton, The bias And from 744 to 103, BP’ M. for gontlowen- Ancom ow from $1,150,197 to $2,454,144, Ware rose from | ting was too that for the ofpere vy” some seconds, ani | 100 ths Mech Bank,. 158° 100 Eogliah bark Roindser, arrived to-day from Bahia in bal ‘ADAME RION, 4734 (LATE Gr ry Monday eventos, For pactioul 4,860 to $1,103,228 ; Amherst, from $434,471 to f ¢ others by | 6 Bic Commerce. last, hes proceeded on to Paraiba, to there load cotton boge leave to inform her —- > $i, 87,267; Hadley, from $493,001 to $904,424 : she could leave them at any point er driver choose, | 300 Morrix Can, for berg img account. We find froights at this port will BROOKE'S DeNCING Peles iertown, from’ $195.489 to $430,354 ; Hated’ | There wore few out to witness the race, Aad ft was woll | 200 do. ; during the past four years have ruled as follows splen from . $44 200; Sonth Hadley, from | itwas so, ‘The next race at this eourse Will bea good | fon Ameo C?-+--De0 bp On Sich Ane. 1200, to Cuannal 06, t 1 pool foe ootton % sa 9271,4 70 rece and Williamsourg, from | one. Itcomes off on Thursday next, At ta’? Confferilia | 200 ¢o. 4 1g52) do, so is a A X ME M. C, DOUG J) MXTE AVENUB,O 340,14 i, Dig de . s to day two good horses trot a match. 200 do ___And to day « do. Bbf, a 40}, “ milliaary, will opea on Saturday, October I. Many: lamapehire towns are vory beautifully prtchalonstre 6 Crystal EXCHANGE,—Snbsequent to the issue of our last num- | ————— mode of instrnotion, the pupil aitaated. The Connecticut river, (tie Qnonnecticiit | terryo KENTI'CKY RACKS. r 50 Phenix Min'g ( ber, owing to the desiine in Rio advised by the Impera- ERY...THE SHOW ROOMS OF MRS, COOLEY'S | {ho fashionable dancos. ins of the Inds 1s, or river of pines,) is one of the great LEXINOTON, Sept. 20,—Parse $500, three mile bes, '* 100 do..... 360 10 triz, about £1,000 were pasned at 273¢4 Ba th arrival tablishment, 112 Kighth ay will be | manner as to participate t atizactions of tie country. The valley of the Con- | Pirctom, dam by balifee no! | 1| jooHua Riv Hae ais 7° po! Co} pg Meg LE iat le rhe Sin pias | ER oN eae 0 3 D . i in Rio, about £3000 were passed at 28d, To- nal mectiont is Give finest part of New England, and to | H. W. Farris’ ch, c. Louis rf reaction f pas pride hendatarcrttdnals todcinerc~ OR ‘Germ a farm there is to be rich. [t covers twelve Glencoe, dem Ann Ball... wsbewdiag bie feta tg ed te Si hale 606 on 280 IDLINBRY OPENING.—L. BINNS RESPECTEULLY AD. ACHILLE HAS THB HONOR TO INFORM HEF. theasand squaag miles, and the river is some four | Jobn Gampboll’s ch. g. Andy 5 yours old to wi " hilet "1 y Isforme the Indies that be will span fall millinery om frignds and the public, ie meee cater tne stiive in icngth. It ie sort of Nile. fi Warten lho ead L o mine per cent per annum, whilst out of doors burasss Nitcmaber 20th, TADS, we bie Crystal Palace ml ons, th eohools aud private families. Appts hentend a ny ad fink A Ah Ks Rte | a7 ieae or (~ Ay gen tt oie ee 3 pA gn Fad chee teen mens! in offe. ing freely, what end bopact show rooms, No. 401 Hw th street. nem es, , 4 a or & further decline ere SS ——= ——-_ } are bread jassac! Minatrel, by Medo Pere | "y soe OHNAME TRON BK, Ae, waties from 450 to Tx0 fet Shia are pet taken in Tha, 6:7 8:ii" "Brack vary hissy, ILLTARDS TWELVE TABLES IN THE MONTA AS MT TNon fail pulligery on Thursday, fo Sept gioeay ee A oy he it bh’ no longer rich in galmon—a fact that ap. sursobarase $0 ate AUS, Hall Bilierd Rooms Broekiya.— The proprictor of Rodd Zmity place, Laurens vtroet, fourth deor W ighangmancs op AVENTAr, InoN WORK. Phas p most of our rivers. ‘salmon seems MATOR BAC ~ nn the great demand for tabl hs ~ se Iron fences farms, plotéhieas, he. ware txt he is an aristrocrat of the table oaly on 1s Ae ae = wn oo o. hia. ata t“isetle | [DARIS MILLINARY.—THE MISSES JOEL, NO, 000 fon in great fe eendithn that he “ shall make himself searce,” Rucnwonp, Ve., Sept. 27, 1863, | 705 bs” 1 200 2a 74 Brondway, opporite the Metropolitan, Itotel, have the and pe be dejteta from the old haunt of his family | | Th# match race between Hed Ryo and Nina today was | 200 © do... ber ie 400 do re padte ite Rowe, Seera a decom “yrrounded with the @yidencer of | wen by the latter in two straight heats, £60 40....., D1 166 Wisse: ae Wig’ day, h inst. Th Teil e Foon piven \ Times 9 49:98, 1 20 NE & Haat'd RR 1225 be of the mact elégapt regh No. Broadway.