The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1854, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Moxpay, Oct 3-6 P.M We have nothing new or particularly important to re- port relative to operations in the tock market. There waa s good feeling among operators, and although the improvement in some of «he fancies was only moderate, there was evicently » pretty general belief that botter prices would soon rule. At th» dr+t board, Erie Railroad advanced 13; per cent; New York Central Railroad, ‘; Reading Railroad, %{. New Haven Railroad bonds fell off ‘2 per cent; Michigan Central Railroad, 4. Illinois Cen- tral Bonds sold st 69, interest off. This is equal to pric Ourrenton Eatarday. The sales were limited. New York Central Railroad was more active than usual, aad soll freely at the advance, principaily forcash. There were no large esllers of Erie After the adjournment of th» board, the following salos were made at the Exchanze, by A. H. Nisolay:— $16,000 Cleveland and Pittsbarg Railroad morigage mda, of $1,000 each. see eand int. 79 $5,000 Marietta and Cincinnati ad mortgage Convertible Bonds... .....+. and int 26 sbares Third Avenue Railroad + 50 do, do do 15 do. American Express Co...... } 10 do, Wells, Fargo & Co,’s Express Co. OL 70 do. Peter Cooper Fire Ibogrance Co. 87% BO co, a do. 87 8 do. Pac re Inaurence Co 32 do, do O.seceree 10 do, Republic Fire Insurance Co, 5 do. do. BO... eee 44 do. Rutgers Fire Tosuraace ¢ 30 do. Excelsior Fire Insur-xce Co. 30 do, do. do, 10 do. do. ¢o 20 <o. co. do. Mir, S. Draper's regular seml-weokly auction sale of Btocks ond bonds will teke place at the Merchants’ Ex change to-morrow, Tuesday, at half-pas! iwelve o'clock ‘The amount of caval tolls collected in New York city from commencement of navigation, May 1, 1854, to 02 tober 1, w. $27,517 73 Tolleeted i increase datos $30,256 2 ‘The msetiog of stockholiers of the New York and New Haven Failroad Company, called by the directors, will be heli, according to publis notice, to-morrow, Tueslay ateleven o'clock A. M. It is our belief that nothing wl te accomplished, and that an adjournment will take Place without any definite action reletive to the over issued «tock. It will be a stormy meeting, and the exci > ment will run too high to permit the transaction of any busiaens. This being the ge of reform and retreschment in rail- Toad marogement, it becomes necessary to take hold of the difficulties with a determination to remove (ham in the shortest possible tin 0, and ia the most effectual man- ner. For many years we have been travelling the road to ruin sta rapid rate. The greatest ignorance has beea exhibited ix the construction and operation of railroads, and ix the expenditures the greatest extravagance has been practised. This course, pursued for such a length of time, has involved this imvort»nt interest in all aorts of embarrecsmente, and nearly prostrate’ many who had Decome individually indentified with certain leading com. panies, Within the past twelve months many great changes have taken plase in the valve of railroad proper. ty. Several companies have publicly proclaimed their bankruptey, and many oters have been straggling slong with impaired credit, with the prospect of being obliged ultiniately to admit their icsolveucy. The panic created by the announcement of the Sehuyler fraud bronght abouts revolution in our system of railvond floacciering, and wince the attention of managers has been turned mor juidation than to the ereation of aiditionsl ix- debtedvesa, The past three mon'hs have been fruitful in reforms, and we are satisfied that a much more economi cal system of management throughout has been adepted ‘The comm ppolated by the stockholders to iaves tigate the fairs of the Herlem Railroad Company found that a levse sum of money coull be raved annuslly by making some slight a-terationa in the operating cep ment, The running ex;enses of the road have thore“ore been largely reiuced. Other reforms were recommends? and have sinse been adopted, But for the cause for this examination, given,by Schuyler’s frauds, the Hariem com- pany might have gone oa for years under the extrava- gant d:fective system of manogement which had been practised from the start. The Erle Railroad Company has from its Grst organization been in the hands of mon who knew no more about prover railroad management than so many schoolboys, aud the result is seon in the embarzassed condition of its finances In the fare of most extravegant expenditures for the ex‘ension of the ividvnds bave been paid semi-annually, and every sale to sustain its credit te enable the Ciree oney. Millions upoo mililous of dollars h been wastedin outlays which could hove been avoi ied and it bss appeared to ws throughout as though the ent was trying to dankrapt the company in the shortest possible » Pehuyler feand has viceable to the commanity in th tance, a the Bariem. It brought the finance: of the F company to a focus, and removed oli possibility of raising money for sny purpose until some great change had been made in the ada nistration of its affairs generally, and of its financial oMairs pasticalarly. The effect of the Schuyler expose upon the credit of railroad companies was such that the best of tLem found it difficalt to manage their floating dc bts, and those whish t:ad been stroggling along with great difiicalty before, were compellol to sabmit to ruinous sacrifices to keep their heads above water. Four railroad companies, the stocks of which are largely held im this marlet, succumbed to the force of the tinancial whirlwind, and were forced to pass their dividends, and apply their net esinings io the Jiquidetion of a portion of their foating debts. We allude to the New York Cex- tral, Erie, Harlem and Reading. Nothing bat this saved them ail from protest, and perhaps something worse. The effect of thia delinquency to stockhollers on the s crushing ia the Erie ant ing staggered heavily under the dlow, but have nearly recovered, while the other two coatioue much depressed. The finances of the Erie Railroad Company are in a more confused “and un- wettled state than in either of the other concerns, and it therefore requires greater skill to extricate them from their embarrasements, With a much larger debi than any ote: cal inthe country, involving such an enor * mous interest, it is of the most vital importance that such measures should be adopted by the incoming admi. nistration as will place the company beyond all fature difficulties of this nature, least. I+ cap be done. We have, during the past eight years, been satisfied that the frie Railroad Company would reach just the position it now occupies. Its finaneial policy has been gradually leading to such a result, and it would have been a miracle had it escaped. It is now time to see what & new aysiem will accomplish. We dellevo it to be per- feetly feasible ‘o place the company’s finances in a safe been Ker well asin and satisfac‘ory condition, to inrare its productiveness, | and ultimately mske it a prosperous and paying con- vera, The company have saved $360,000 by passing the (tober dividend. A similar amount will be siwed by nssiog next—A) 00,000 will soVide for the flosting dedt and leave th pany with | othicg but its fncome bongs, amounting to about 2,709,000,to arrange on the 1st of February, 1805, Now, t in Well Koowa that none of these bonta can be paid ia | cach. ‘That being out of the question, we must devise some was to replace them by a ne7 issue and to pro vide ou income for the ultimate liquidation of that iisus. The on!y way to do this is to bh a sinking fund, in?eitedness of the company, before the mata is longest dated bonde. A sinking fant of annum would ecvomplieh that desirable re any trath in the report of the com pany relative to earnings, toe appropriation of such an amount annually for the purpose can easily be made. It Js estimated that the gross earnings of the road duriog the year 1955, will amoant to $2,000,000; deducting itty per cent of tbat for operating expenses, leaves a uct in come of $5,900,000, Tho annual iuterest on the total indebtedness amounts to about $1,700,000, which deductod from the $8,600,000 net facome, leaves $1,300,000 sur. plus, From this deduct $500,009 for the sinking fand, | and we hare for the stockholders $800,000 for dividends, or for any other purpose they may sppropriate it to, Es- timating the operating expenses at afty.dvo, instead of | itty per cent, and making the same deduction for inte rest on debt and sinking fun, the amoant left for divi- dends would be $600,000, equal to Ave per cent on the pra, seat capital stock. To make this calculation and the | conclusions correct, it is only noceseary to establish the date in two particulars—the gross inson‘s and amount of rupming expenses. These points settled, all the rest is clear enough. We understand that the present suporin tendent of the road says that the line can be operated for forty five per centof the gross inoomo; but it is our Opinion that fifty-five would be near the actual expenses. ‘Tho estabiishment of a sinking fond of $500,000 per | give the Erie Railroad Company high credit, and enable it to replace upon more favorable | terms each class of bonds as thsy matured. ‘the reduc. H tion of ite Cebt at the rate of half a million of dollars per arnur, would bea feature in railrond finances not before dronmed of om this side of tho Atlantle. streoginea the corurity of its entire dobt, ent ia lees 211,261 31 | ulations of which will be sufficient toliquidate | Tt would | than twelve months place every boud above par ia mac- ket value, The operations of ssicking fund of that aag- nitude wold far exceed the anticipations of the most ; Sanguine, and its result «ould astonish every one. We | keow of ‘no other way to redi am the credit of thie com: | pany, or to extelcate if from its present em>arravemen A sinking fund would work like a charm aud all interest ed would at onoe feel its beneAcial iaflaences. | The sonexed statement exhidits the average daily movement of the leading departments of the banks of this city for the week ending Saturday morning, Sept. 20, 1854:— New Youn Crtv Banca. Loans. Specie Civreulat'n, posits. Am. Excbange. $4,661 on 286,425 4,156,085 Atlantic ......, 578.708 99,496 391,073 bk. of America 3,047 4 108,585 3,677,098 | “ Commerce. 8,2 433.505 2,700 6,510,501 | * Com’ we'th 1,158,219 141,181 100,748 — 902,900 | | & New York, 3,130,671 O91 eo 278 03¢ 3,025 274 | 72,549 1,808,699 550.477 8,027,526 144 114,016 3,000,481 B51, L25 ITIL "BSL 205,085 1,054,659 | | 41.789 ‘114355 59.530 $29,530 93,483 260,983 129,528 402,196 274'910 1,051,137 105,574 "6741888 101,549 1,143,164 89,086 2,766 174 Cirivens’ City Contirental. 2 2.620,705 Corn Exehazge. 1,207 438 03,474 '883,113 | East Kiver..... 59) 114535 321,030 | 97.686 72/238 102,404 292,867 | 449 1,230'443 | 419 "340,914 | 556 078 | 765.841 469,901 175,132 8 217/838 1,848,683 405 013. 3,228,997 99,157 459,760 109,068 _ 793,303 818,233 8,716,018 218/089 '634,95% Mechanics’ .... 3.85: | der’s Be’g Ase 1,062/269 | Merchs & Trads ‘628,690 Mercantile, ..., 52, Bal 2, UR 17.807 111,538 | } 119,094 112.768 | 114,666 842 755 96,903 303,48 107192 552,779 137,042 692'499 ATVOLZ 1,890,467 202.815 *688,177 | Shoe & Lather 116,097 400447 St. Nicholas 87,206 831,726 Suffolk 40,260 80,928 253,843 688.632 294,002 1,759,930 4 8,712,146 71,795,423 Rxe 108,300,144 | “ ‘ +, 104'021,489 | | Totel do. to date.....++.- +5,775,911, 942 Balances for week ending Sept. +” 8690/0927 | “ “« Oe +. 0,038,723 | Total do. to date....... tee 298,490,853 | ‘The aunexed statement exhibits comparison of the tending departments from the first up to the last week | | ly returns Naw Yorx Crry Base. 1983, gaan... Dipaits, Circulation. | Spee. June 21, $95,620,656 $50,018,171 $0,964, 106 $12,174,563 : 993,806,807 67,817,658 9,424,785 | 11,102,551. 0,190,589 85,867,981 88,717,423 87,865, 07: 68)312,478 69,835,362 59,073,252 61,208,468 61,826,608 61,075,675 61,008,905 69,478,149 80,901,276 50,719,281 3 S 3 April 1 April 15.. 91,638,274 April 292) 90/246,049 May 18.. 90,245,927 ay 27.2 90,981,074 10,,) 91,015,171 88,752,952 28375 | 88,347,281 12)267,318 92,011,870 16,720,509 14,408,981 13,622,023, 14,484,259 12,932,888 ; 12,043,244 reiurns, compared with these fo: the previon week, show an increase in the discounts of $6,102, anda decrease in depoatts of $1,143,031; in npecie, $890,142, end in cixeulation $00,487. ‘(he falling off in amount of syeci¢ on hand baa been larver thin anticipated; bart wo cen «pose another miliion before tha agyr-gate us reditesd ton sverage. Thore has been Suring the past fer day a demand for specie from the interior, but +} ina shorttime, end the currant flow ag iin th's ‘The warrants entered at the Tieasary Mspariment, | Washington, the 20th of September, were: — 0,909 0) | Pex the payment of freasu B52 9 | kor tLecustoms...... i Covered icto she Tieasury from misclaneou Fources seeeee For ihe War Department... payicg for War Depar' Navy Department 5 00 2 45,880 07 tock for the week endirg taturéay, September 20, 1854, vas as follows:— Loan of 1842, $17,000; loon of 1846, $35,000; loan of 1847, | $21,200; loan of 1888, $2,006—total, $75,200. The amount subject to draft, to the credit of the Usi ted Sates Treosurer, in the different departments of the | ent, on the 25¢h of Sepvember, 1854, was as an- sk 2 In What Piece. ‘Treasury of U. states, Wash'ngton, DC, 4ssistext Treasarer, Boston, Mass. New York, N. Ya. Philadelphia, Pa Chaslestur, $0. + 4495:240 19 6,323,873 32 763,074 61 New Orleare, La St. Louis, M Depository at Buifato, timers, Md Riel mond, Va Pittsburg, Pa. Dubuque, lows, Little Rock, Ar Jefferson, 1a Chicago, iN, Detroit, Mic! Tallebuasee, Va Assay office, New Yor Branch mint, San Francis Mint of United States, Phi Branch, Charlotte, N. Branch, Dehioneg’ 5,370,854 16 82,000 850 00 2,2F6,036 48 a, Gi Bravch, New Orteans, Lo To $25,924,192 13 | au 7 526,431 34 | 25,807,700 79 Deduct difference in tramsfers.,......... . 549,068 36 24,848,704 45 890,000 09 900,000 tumount subject to draft........ ‘Tranefera ordered to Asvist. Treasurer. Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, I.» Y¥. Assistant Treasurer, St. Louis, Missour! 60,00) 0v | | Assistant Treasurer, San Vrancive>, Cal. 1,900,000 00 | Depositary at Baltimore, Maryland..... 20,090 09 | Depositary at Norfolk, ¥ i 109/000 09 Depositary at Cincinnati, 0! 100,000 0) | Depositary at Jeffersonville, Arkansae.. 100/000 00 Deponitary at @hiergo, Mincis.. ‘100/090 00 Hepositary at Detrcit, Michigan. 2 109,000 co Branch mint, San Franciaco, Cal. . ° 610,159 98 | psec | $3,589,159 03 | Transfers ord’d from Assist. Treas, Boston — $150,000 00 | Assistant Treaeurer, New York, N. ¥.., 1,289,000 00 | Avsistant Treasurer, St. Loui 1/100,000 09 Branch mizt, Sau Francisco, Cal. 216 Bf | Mint of the United States, Phils 1,090,600 00 Brench mint of the 550,000 00 $4,138,216 34 The following is the statement of d>posite and coinage at the Mint of the United Stetes, Philadelphia, during the mcnth of September, 1864:— | Gold bullion deposited: From Californi Other source: Total gold Ceposit#.............. Silver bullion deposited :— Including silver purchases... . | Total gold and silver deposits | Coirage exeeuted—Gold:— | Dencwwination. Dousle eagles | Eagles... | Haifeay | Quaster ea: | Fine baz: 11 BOM es se evsveeeeeeees «6 B2,P54,707 98 } Silver:-— | Half dollars, $10,000 00 Quarter doil srs 260,000 00 $300,009 09 $2,704 62 Total, | was duli again. | cotton will aocn be heavy at the South, ana that pr | will socx rvcece to their proportionate ‘rate abcoad, and t1 | and from $46 to $60 for ext | eillinery. EA Stock Exchange. Mompar, Oct 2, 1864. 26,000 MI TaTS 473 95 BC ebs Eris Rc 46 $1,(00 Virginis 6's,,. 100 30 do,. $1,000 Cet Te 70. 4x 100 do., $2,000 Eriecbs '71e3 71 60 Mich SLLONYANEb&C 60 2 do, S92 COICRAtsoxin 70 11e NY Cen! 4500 d0........ 60 69 do, BH OONYCecRRbs 86% 6 do | $1,500 do......88 86% 60 do WebaresNE Berk, 106 150 do. SLD &MCe’l Co,.03 118% 300 do 150 0,.,,....-63 118 do. 20 Bank State NY. 99 re 5 Bonk of Comn i Bee S45 80 Curb Coal Co. 500 Nie Tran Co, . b80 49 do., . 200 do. io 60 INC RE 10 pc atk 100 2 Gal & Chic KK, SECOND $500 1CRRRdsexint 68% 100¢ $1,C00 aaatbee 100 Geld $5. 100% Gtiagicn 00 2K 12 Hudson RRR... 46 200 do, 30 46 6 Mich Sout! Ory 200 Erie BR, 3 10 do, CITY TRADE NE 20RT. Moxpay, Oct. 2—6 P. M. Breapstorrs.—Flour #55 12% ¢ a 2he per bbi. lower, sales having brea wade of 7,400 bbls. ordinary to choi State, and mixed to fancy Western, at $6 75 9 $7 26; and Western and Geresee, at $7 25 a $9 25; with 2,000 in Southern, at $7 3734 @ $8 50, for the whole rage, per bbl. Wheat was parchased to the extent of 4,500 bushels; good *o prime southern rod at $150 a $1 60, an B(CO Wisconsin do at $184. tye nod oate were chanced, Corn moved to the exten: of 64,000 bushels, attic. a 76c for Western mixed, tho previous rates. Cori0N the sales at the close cf iat wees rather in- creased under sévices of heavy raias at the syatiwest, 3 | wth a speculative current im the purchases, which, however, appeared socn to ran out, asto-day the mar'ot It is expected that the rece'pts of n-w in; 1 rates to themanu'acturer here As the q'19ta tox rent ayé simiiar to these last printed by us, it is useless to repeat them at present. Carnz —There were olfered at Allertoa’s 3,539 beeves, 28 cows, 24 veal calves, 1.600 sheen. The supoly of leeves was much heavier than that of the previous week, spd the quality in general much better. Prices, however, ave decidedly lower, Sales of good retailing Gescriptiors at from $8 50 to $9 26 for fair, $7 a $8 for inferior, and some few extras at $10. Scie very fas cattle from Pennsylvania brooght 93¢c. @ 10c.; miles cows sold at from $30 to $50 a $70 @ shace lower, rales at 4c aCe ; sheop, $2 a 36. subjoin the returns of the week in detail, togsther will the section of country whence the supp ics came:— Becf Cattle.--Hudson ‘Kiver §Railroad, 700; Hudson river boats 800; Fre Railroad, 750; Harlem’ Raiirosd, 866; from Iinois, cn cars, 870; Ob’o. onears, 587; Ken tucky, on cars, 172;New York State, on foot, 186; Con- nectiont, on foot, 95; Pennsylvania, on foot, 800; Vir ginia, on foot, 187. Other Stock —Drie | Railroad, swine 472; Harlem Railroad, cows and esives 23, veal calves 204, sheep and lambs 1,682, swine 201. At Browning’s—615 beef cattle, 85° cows and calves, 122 veal calves and 6 337 sheep and lam)s. Mar- ket active; prices of beevos ranged at from $3 to $10 25 perewt. Cows and csives, from $25 to $45 for ordinary, Veal calves gold at from de. to To. per pound live weight, rheep brought $2 50 0 $6.0 $6.50. Lambs, $2to $260. At Chamberlsin’s —(£ndson River Bull’s Heal )—254 beef cattle, 119 cows and calves, 163 yeal calves, 4,128 shoon, 2,943 lambs. Market good. Prices of beeves remained firm at $8st$1010 Cows and calves from $20 to $50. Veal calves, Ec, to 70 per ib. Sheep, $2 60 to $4. Lambs, 31 7 0 $4, At O'Brien’s—150 beef cattle, and 60 cows. Sales of beeven at from 87 50a $i0. Cows and calves at from $25 te $45 All sold. RNCAPITCLATION. Cows and Sheep & Beews. Calves, Lambs. Allexton’s 3,889 36 1,600 Browning's LS 85 6'387 Chamberlain's 150 60 7 O'Brien's. 214 19 pa T 4, 278 694 15,108 Fen Siiispers Were disposed to await the reseipt of later foreign nows, due by the Arctic; before doing much. Yo Liverp:o! 4,600 a 6,000 bushels of corn were engaged in ship's bags at 32;., and about 500 bales of compre: sed coiton at. 4d. ‘To’ London 80 tisrces beof were engage’ at 2s. 6d, To vavre 60 bales of were tokenat 34, A Briti-h bark was taken up to load at the Wost Indiés for London at £3 for sugar, £4 for molasses, end 3344. for tum. PRovistoxs —Pork eclinel to $13 for mess, with sales of 1,200 bala. here, and 3,00 bbls. deliverabls in Decam- "s option, with Siva days notice; aod sm-tl bts 1 Cut meats varied little, Abow. 240 alle. pee Ib. Beof was inse steady, with sales of 140 bola, Butter and cease wore unchanaed The fcllowing tyble shows vie atoxk of perk and beet fa packing yards, New Yor anil Beoeklya, Get 1, 18f Pol Refuse meas... Vefuse primo, Other refure ‘Tierces mes? Tiereos prime moss Country mees, Rumps : Otb:r refaee, R fuse mess . Refuiee prin Uninspected pork Totml. , Ga ¢ market contivued firm “Tbe s ded about 1,6C0 hhis., about 700 of which were Cuba, ang the remainder New Orleans, at pricea raoging from be. a 5%c., and 900 bores ate The stoi taken on the Ist inst. stood as follows:— ‘ 1, 1854 Oct. 1, 1858s Cuba, bhds 8,785 New O:leo: 2182 ‘Texas. Total Boxer , Eravil, Marit ASVERTISEMENTY RENEWED EVERY BAY. FAUL FASHIONS. : ALIS FALL MILLINERY —MR&S. J. FINISI agent, 45¢ Broadway, entrance 119 Grand sirset, first floor, informs the ladies that she will opea, on Tharscay, Oct. 6, with an elegant assoxtment of Varia T. STEWART & CO. INFORM Ta five more casos of cheap cilks, fro. auction, will ened on Monéay, October 2. N. B-—~ihis tot’ will close their present steck of thes desirable silks, at 6s. per yard, adway, Chambers and Reads streets, CARD 10 THE LADISS.—UBSDELI, PETE A LAKE will exhibit this morning for their approval Ficces rich plaid all boiled silks rich pletd and dnilka at Tic The above are ore ty cost of or’ ion. No, we) betwoen Grand and Broome strocta, si JOAKS AND MANTIVLAS.—GEORGE BULPIN, 962 Broadway, respectfully announces to the laties that his azeoztment of for the preseat fall trade is now ready, and he has much pleasure in observing that du: zing ita reoant visit te Furope, he has taken advantage of the extraordinary depression existing in the manufac taring districts of France and Germany, to mako suc extensive purchases and contracts as will easble him te place before the public a most exquisite assemblage of Tich and costly noveliies, at pricea nover before heard of. A single inspection of his stock will be thoroughly con ae this importaut fact. Paria Mantie Tenge rium, way. IA AND FRENCH SSAWLS.—TSE SUR3URTBES invites attention to rome of the most supreb and at 62)yc.; 100 pieces costly apecimens of India camel's halr suawls ever exhi ol ‘this elty; also to an unrivel'ed selection of Freach cashmere and broche shawls, both Ieng aud rquare, all of the pewest and most recherche designs and at prices te coincide with the at * pressure of the times ’* » BULPIN, CI ond Shawl Emporiuw, ol Broad a ADIFS’ FANCY FURS —BULPINS FUR STOCK FOR the soem 5 season is now rendy, and com: & most superb astortment of evory feshionad'e garmont, viz: vietorines, tippets, riding bons, capes, cloaks, dirals, moffs cuffs in Kussisa aud Hudson's B sadles, stone martin, mink, squirre!, ermine, gonet, chin- chills, baom martin, &., &c., all newly mani ured, of choice and well seaconed s\ine, and at extcomely mo Cerete prices, GEO. BULPEN, 061 Broadway. CLOTHING, &C. Cc" THING —LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING any to dispose of can receir en fair cash price, wy sez ding to the stores 62 West Bcoadway or 12 Laurens street, rear Canal street, or by letter through the Post Office. Ladies attend to by Mrs. Coéfen, 8. COHEN. AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.— Ladies or gent'tmon desirous of converting their cast off clothing cr effects into cash, can obtain s falc cash price for tic same by fending for the subseriber at his vesicance, will be attended to. N.B,—1adies attended to by Mra, OC. M. 8. COHEN, 66 Elm street. FANCY ARTICLAS, © Q/7 BROADWAY —JAMES TUOKER GAN PRODUCE stock of costly flowers and oS) Tne coiff ARIS FRATHERS, RIZBONS FLOWERS, BONSEIS, of cach pocchasers is aoiicited too Matsdo bonnet rigbora, Fronch flowsre, etree ani Losver boanela, Se, which wit be sold low, Cor sash. Me LOWES & Ketonua, Shad 66 Joba etreot, cornor of Willem, s a E | on Abolitioniam in -zeries, whi | every American citizen. Contents eee Deter a vw rite 2d IGETA EDITION NOW READY, OF VINOEN( NOLTE’S Fifty Years in both Herstspherer; or, Remiaiscen- 008 of a Mer -baut's Life, 1 vol 12 mo, cloth Price $1 25. The folto being a few of the promineat | pames introduced into the wack, will show the nature | and extent of personal aad accodvtal interest exhibited in ice pagee’— Aaron Burr, Joha R Grimes, Gen. Jackson. Augastas Daverac, General Morean, John Jacob Astor, Gouverneur Morris, Stephen Girard, La Fayette, 5.3 Ouvrard. Awinbon, Messr#. Hope & Co, j ‘The Beriogs, Goneral Clstborne, Robert Fulton, Merehet Soult David Parish, Chateaubriand, temuel Swartwout, La Roy de ‘hamont, Lord aberdeen, Duke of Webington, Peter K. Wagner, William Mf. Price, Napoleon, PC. 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TAMOND CLUSTER RINGS, $75 TO $300; DIAMOND sii glo store rings, $10 to $300; diamgad cluster ping, $50 to 250; ciamond single stone pins, $15 to $1,006; diamond crosses, $26 to $800; diamond shirt rtuds, 860 to $180; diamond scarf pios, $12 to $100; at Jera than ucusl prices, GkO. G, ALLEN, Importer of watches and jewolry, wholesale and retail, No. 11 Wali street, reco: d flo r. OLD SLELVE BUTTONS OF ALL SIYLES FOR GFN- tiemen, for rele very low, viz: gold and chysed, $2 50 to $12 fer pair; gold and engrave , $3 to $9 per pair; weld aud soroll, $4 50 to $8 per pair: gold and Cnamel, $4 to $10 por pair; gold and garcet, $6 50 to $8 50 per pe'x; gold and moarping, $6 50 to $10 per pair; gold and gate, $3 to $4 60 per pair; gold and cOraelian, $3 to $5 per pair. GEO. D, A'LEN, wholesale and retaii, No. 11 Wail etreet, second flour, near Broadway. Impor- ter cf watches and jewelry. ENT.’S FINE GOLD CaLIFORNIA DIAMOND CLU3- ter breast pins, equal to the real déamond, with — chain, $5; without chvin, $4 These pins can be sent by | mail to any part of the United States. All orders pune: tually attended to ny addressing L. & J. JACOBS, 407 Broadway. ADIE:’ GOLD CHATELAINE OHAINS—ADEL ‘IDE pattern, $19 to $32; carb pattern, $12 to $26; War saw pattern, $14 to $85; fong link pattern, $16 to $2; wove pattern $15 to $34; Octagon pattern, $18 to $27; enswo! ard diamont, $00 to $150: enamel and gold, $39 to $50, solid link and ongraved, $30 to $60 Alicther styles chains for ladies, at less than usual prices. G. C. ALLEN, importer of watches end jewelry, wholesale | and retail, No. 11 Wall street, second floor, near Broad- | SPLENDIDY CHANCE FOR ANY GENTLEMAN nting a first rate tarn out, sll tomplete, Deautifal bay horse, aix years old, 16 , Warranted sound and kiad, of superior style and can trot insize of three minutes; a first rate shift. | top wegon and h»rnees, boih nesriy new, with blan- 8, theets, &c. Also a grey mare aad fast trotting ‘Tho ‘whole or part, will bo sold much under the the owner hay business requiring him in an- | other vert of the conatry. Can be seen at the ommission | d flivery stable, No 2 Uaiversity place, above Fourth | treet. ARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE.—A GENILEMAN | offers for sale his carriage horses wad harness; the horses are well matched, sound, kind and gentle in all hornees, very etylish drivera, and go together ia about | four minutes. “As reliable family hoises, they have searcely their equal; they are offered for gale only for | want of use, the owner having changed his res'dence | does rot require horses. Price, $1,000 for the horses. Address box 264 Post Office. ST HORSE YOR SALE.—A VERY SUPERIOR MARE, of las 7@, five years old, lately from Vermont; can ee fg bah very high | at Remsen’s speed. Warranted in every respect. Appl Boerum street, near City Hall, Brooklyn. AST FOKSES FOR SALE—A PRIVATE GENTLE- ishes to dispose of bis fast, fans trotting 3 horses are wairanted perfectly sound, very kial acd gettle, of the best stock, trot faside of three minutes, en and eight yeate old, ant about 1534 hands high. | ee adirce $ boi i fears, of gient style and beauty, a5 419% price. ~& SPLENDIO TURNOUT, CON STING | ol, Kind and sound; can } of ore D87 bors, ates toe Wagon: sold for trot a mils inside of th want of ase, Also, a ndid top wagon, set of harness, beils, robes, ts, &e, ali new. Inquire of | a street, Brooxlyn. | OR SALE—A PAIR OF BLACK HORSES, VERY | fast, od a sorrel horse that stands without tying; | ‘0, one’ of Brewster & harness, &. Inquire carriag2, one pheton, 40 Centre strect, OR SALE—A FIVE YEAR OLD HAMBLETONIAN | horse from Vermont; can trot ia 2:50 aad very stylish. Can be seen at Ramsen’s stables, Boerum street, brooklyn, r) OR SALF—A PAIR OF MORGAN RORSE3, 6 YEARS old, fast and gentle, sound, and worthy the atten. tion of gentlemen der: such; also britt and harness, Taquire of MR. STELLY, Mansion house, Chambers street. OR, B4LE-—-A BEAUTIFUL BsY MARE, SEVEN yeais old, warranted souad. Can trot a mils inside Of thee iniputes, and has gever been traino1 To be seen iy ihe stable at the corner of Second avenue and stre peaches) Rte RE a OR SALE~A GOOD HOR‘E, CART, TRUCK, AND | harness, with a good store, and good lice of work, 68 West street, one door from Rector street. FAL E—A TOP WAGON, ONE BOX WAGON, ade for the road, very light, two wagons without Ht will be sold very chesp. Apply at 197 Mercer ire top street. F% SALE~A CANADIAN PONY, WARRANTED found and kind, fit for a private family; a chiid éen drive Lim in saddle or harness. He can be seen for three days at 67 East Twenty-coventh street. Will be wold cheap, as the owner has no way to wie him, with gig, saddle, bridle, harness, &e., with him, it required. OR SALK—A SPLENDID BAY HOR®R, 1514 HANDS. high, kind in single and couble harness, end ono of the best broke saddle horses in tho State. Sold for | want of use. Can be seen at JOHN HURSON’S Stable, | 177 Tweltth street. OR SSLE—TWO FIRST CLASS ROAD HORSES, SIX years old, of superior atyle and sped, warranted | sound end kind in harness and saddle. ‘These horsas are | perfectly broke and free from azy vice. Sold only for | want of use. Apply at 106 Mulberry street, | raed OO | rr" SALE—A BEAUTIBUL TEAM OF BOBTAT! BAY | | ies, perfectly matched, round, good and very Aytin "drivers! with harness, ant svoryihing complete, Sold only for waut of use. For partic alars, Inquire 0. S.A. ©, 45 Water street, between 10 and 12 0’cloek A.M* FR" Estey Bay HORS, 16 HANOS HUGH, 7 ents old. (A Bleacant and etyliah driver ands od saddie horse, Also a two seat rockaway wagon, in Good orcer Fold low for want of use. To be seen at the umber yard, 183 roe atreet, corner of Montzomery. OR SATE CHEAP FOR WANT OF U+E—A YOUNG hcrse, sourd and kind, will go in any harness, and jaa good sutdle horse, Can be seen at the factory, 81 Fifth street. For ee; ORE FOR SALE—A HANDSOME DARK SORREL ‘more, between six and seven yoars old; very kind, a good travelier, an excellent saddle hors?, aud warrant- edscand. Price low. Apply at 325 Hudson stree, G. B OWEN. Hiss GIG AND WAGON FOR SAL&.—rOR SAL¥, a fice bay mare, sixteen oer high, kind and gen- in every particular, with gig 288, nearly n For further lculars, 6] ables of D 8. Ji vis, corner of Broadway and ity: weventh streets. ‘ORSE OR MARE WANTIED.—A PACER, YOUNG, sound, hind, free driver and fast, about 163¢ hands , dark color preferred, for which an extra showy, active, ung horse will be eachanged. Address B, F., box 2,476 F ost Office. ‘OTICE —TO GENTLEMEN KEEPING HORSES AT livery—wanted at the New York Club stable, three ores on livery with light Pe Ad) borsea have the test of care and attention, |» CONNOLLY, pro- prietor, 59 Great Jones street. AVILION STABLES, KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY.—THE viber wishos to take a few horses to kee igh the winter. He has good s have the vest of care at reasonab! rat Keyport leaves Murray atceot daily (ex 3 TM. Mi Gi TP WO COACHES FOR S/L&, AND ONE EXCELLENT, A valvavle horse.—For any livery otable keepor this presents a first rate opporturity for 7 in vestment, Inquire of EZEKIEL BALDWIN, Fraaklin House, Brook!yn, near the Falton ferry. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A PRIVATE STA- W bis for « carriage and pair of horves, for five or six months from November, located ia neighboro00s of the Now York Hotel, Address Stable, at tag oftce of the Now York Hotel. ASAGON AND HARNESS FOR 5418 —A NEW feshioned box wag a for pale low, as (he ow! bas no fartter use for them. To besoin Wilacs stables, corace oC Ceonb7 acd orckor etree iA POLIMM10al. aed I yNetect RFPUBLICAN A3~O%IATION OF THE Niseteesth Ward.—\ regular mecticg will be tieg st thehouse of Cactein G Huteoa, is Fourth a , between Forty first and Porty-secont streets, on Tueitay orezing, Oct; 2, at § o'clock. Pune ‘nal attend- ance of the members is requcs! JAMES FUTHERFORD, Chairman G, Connon, fecretary. rieude of J B Holmes are iavited to mee’ this evening at 7% o'clock, at Jobn Molooey's, 5€ Greenwich pen for the purjose of organizing for the comiog ekction. OURTH WARV DEMOOR«TIC PRIMARY ELEC tion.—The cemocratic republican electors of the Fourth ward, tavorable to regalsr nomiuatioas, the usages of the party, and the e'ection of Heratio Sey- moar 44 Governor, are m quested to assemble at No 1535 Oak street, corner of Reosevelt, on Tuesday eveaing, Oc- tober 3, betweer the houra cf6 and 8 o'clock, for the Eurpose of electing delegates te the several conventions. By order of the Ward Committee : WM, BAIRD, Chairman. Joswrn MatTarxs, Witam Drew. } Secretaries. ORsTIO SEYMOUR—DEFEND YOUR HOUSES, your property, and your liberties —Those who are oppored to the coarcive, unjust Maine Law, prepsred by Myron Holley (ark, the whig nemince for Governor of this State; who objest to have their heuses scarched, and their propery confiscated, in violation of the Constitation and of their personal liberties; who sre opposed to the assaults of bigoted and vindictive demazogues; who are in favor of sustaining the priaciples of the Veto Moss: of Governor Seymour—are requested to meet at Tumma- ny Felon Thursday evening, Octover 5, at 73¢ o'clock, to respond to his re nomiuation for Governor ot the State of New York, and to rally round the man who has had the Inde,endence to proclaim the principles of clvil Uber- ty, aud the yersoral righta of our citizens, agaiost tyrs- vical doctrives and bigotry, fanaticism ond in-olersnce ay! ally! Fay" KUall ¥, PORDY, Jaatea ©, WILuEr?, F Wa D. Kesxspr, 5 "¢cretaries. Q'ICE—TO TAK DEMOCRATIO REPUBLICAN elector: of the Twelfth ward. Pursusnt to tho call of the General Committee at Tammany Ball, e primary election for the election of dolegstes to iferent conventions, wilt be held at Joha McCusker’s, eveouc, between 124th and 125th streets, on ‘uesday evening, October 3, between she hours of @ and 8 o'clock HENRY PATLERSON, THOMas VEICH, £esretar‘es of the Ward Committe, RACTICAL DEMOCRATS IN TSE PARK —Mass meeting en Wednesday, October 4, at 5 o’clock P. M. The meeting will be sddressed by Gilbert C. Dean, J. K Inga'ls, and cther eminent speakers. By order of the committee of arzangements. WM. A RBOIINOT, 1 g TRA B. DAVIS, Cha J.M.Hexny, * }reots. ¢ TATE OF NEW YORK, SECRETARY? 'S OFFICE, Albany, August 10, 184 —To the sheriff of the ty of New York.—Sir: Notice is hereby given, that everal Blection to be held in this State on the succeeding the first Monday of November next, the following officers are to be elected, to wit:— AGovernor, in the place of Horatio Seymour; A Lieutenant Governer, in the place of Sanford E. urch; A Canal Commissioner, in the place of Henry Fitzhugh; and - An Inspector of State Prisons, in the place of Heary LOrmas 5 All whose terms of office will expire on the last day of December next, A Representative in the Thirty fourth Congress of the United States, for the Third Congressional district, com- pesed of the First, Second, Third, Fifth and hth warés, in the city of New Yark; for the Fourth district, composed of the Fourth, Sixth, Tenth and Fourteenth | warde of the city-of New York: for the Fifsh district, composed of the Seventh and Thirtecnth wards in New York, and the city of Williamsburs, in Kings county; for the ~ixth district, composed of the Eleventh, Fifteenfh and Seventeenth ‘wards in New York; for the Seventh district, composed of the Ninth,*isteeath and Twentioth wards in New York; and for the Eighth district, com- ed of the Twelfth, Bighteenth and Nineteenth wards in New York County officers alo to be elected for said county;— Sixtecn Members of Assewbly; A Surrogate, in the place of Alexander W. Bradford; ‘4A Recorder, in tho place of Francis R. Tilou; A City Judge, in the glace of Welcome R. Becbe; ‘4 Mayor, in the place cf Jacob 4. Wertervelt; ‘A Register, in the place of Garreit Dyckman; ACommissioner of Strecta and Lataps, ia tho place of George G. Glazier, who was appointed ‘to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Henry Arculariue; ‘A Police Justice, for the Second district, in the place of Daniel W. Ularke, who was appointel to fill a vacancy caused by the death of John McGrath; Two Governors of the almshouse, in the place of Gus- tavus 4. Conover and William Pinkney, eppointed to fl vvacan. 3 A District Atterney, in the place ef Lorenzo B. Shep- ard, who was appointed io till a vacancy occasioned by the death of Nathaniel B. Blunt; A Civil Jurtice ant a Police Justice for the Seventh Ju- Gicial District, composed ot the Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty-eecond wards; ‘A Police Justice for the Kighth Judicial District, com. pored of theSixccenth and Twentieth wards. Yours, respectfully, E. W. LEAVENWORTH, Secretary of State. PEE cad hlaomstogalt nin Meee Mees Seine \AMMANY HALL —THE MEMBERS OF THE OOM mittee of Arrangements for the meeting at Tammany Hat, ‘o te held on Thursday evening, at 73, o'clock, will meet this afternoon, at 5 o’olock, it Tammany Hall fied ; BE. F. POROY, Chairman. >. Winter, A D NEDY, f Seoretaries. INSTRUCTION. LALY COMPETENT TO TEACH FRENOH AND English wishes to find a few pupils whom she can ‘Address HB , No. 1 Bod attend a8 visiting coveraes | strcet, third door from Broadway. YOUNG FRENCH LADY WSIHES TO GIVE private lessous in tho French and German langua- ges. Address ZT, at Schuberth’s music store, 639 Broadway. OOKKFEPING, WRITING AND ARITHMETIC, ARE D taught at Detbear’s Academy, €00 Brodway, in eu ‘cal manner, as to insure in one course of instru proficiency which can or'y be acquired by phd attention to the Caily routine of tae counting house. Private lersons without ex:ra charge. Boa, ARITHMETIC, &, THOROUGHLY tavght, by a Practically available course of instruc- tion, at Renville’a rooms, No. 289 Broadway. Each student receives seperate attention, and is rapidly ad. vanced ,in bis studies. Open day and evening. Terms reasonable, ARD.—THE SUBSORIBER ANNOUNCES TO CITI zens and strangers that his elegant rooms are now open for<he instruction of writing and bos jgping. ‘New pupils received daily. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITS, 862 Broad vay. EW YORK SCEOOL OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN.— The schoo! has reopened at 486 Broadwoy, corner of Broome street. Instruction given tuitously to pupils in wood engraving, lithography and other branch- ec. Bo order of the managers, L. CORNELIA HATCH, Superintendent. Orders received at the school for wood engraving, and executed promptly, at rearonable rates. ROFESSOR A. BASSET’S PRIVATE CLASSES iN French and Spanish will commence on or asoat the ith of October, at 241 West Coe By street, Mill- ward_place. Please call after 6 P. M.+N. B--Sohools and private families puno‘ually attended to. FRENCH AND GERMAN LiNGUAGE, 43 RE- 4 ved in ccmmerce and conversation, may be tho- roughly learned, by applying at 433 Broadway, near Broome strect, to the subscriber, favorably known tn this city for a number of years past for his p-ofesaional com- poterey and excellent mode of teaching ¥, TELLERING DANCING ACADEMIES, [Soren atte ep cs ACADEMY, pag Boe ir , Opposite Eleventh street.—Mr. Ded worth has the banor of announcing to his friends Lod the pablie, that the classes see ae commence on Saturday, ber dios; at 4 for children, and at 7 the el it establishment has additionally dese rated, foor relsid, and ether improvements daring the summer months. a instruction, so succesaful since its » bere tained with slight alterations sugge: by ex; poy, novelty worthy of attention will be int in ad3ition to all the dances in ordinary use—with the some oarefal attention to the progress and deportment ote a gee te & char. acter ii ‘of this escape g eén! the @ays, hours, and terms of can be had at any time at the academy, or will be sent by post. ee ODWORTH’S OPENING PROMENADE MUSICALE; Tharsday erat ee October 5.—Gentlemen wh> ve been pupils will please call fe ot she, see of tickets, as no one will be admit found-extremely dificult to ascertain the residence mary. ANCING—MORE NEW CLASIE3—L DRG BROOKES, No. 361 Broome street, fs now formins ee oa his hag—gl immediately, Ali thy lances on Jossons. Private inetrvetion at heats tonuit the appiioantae RAND APOLLINSA DANCING ACADEMY, 16 Bond streot.—-Professor BARACGO, the only re- owned and accomplished teacher in America, who has bad the honor to instruct, dering eight years, the best families, with amazing success, wil a cource of twelve lessons, for Oetober, on the 24 of it, from 6 to8 o'clock in the evening, given by himself alone, at $12, including a grand soirce, which will take ep on Thursday, tho 26th of October. course, all the modern cances will be taught in the most fa- sbionablertyle, Classes fur tice, at 11 o'clock, A.M. and 8, P.M., in which » number of distingnlshed artistos- lacies will be in attendance. Private lessons at the Academy and in femilles given, a9 us at other hour N.B.—-Hall and rooms to let for and balls FFICK G3 THE eg eal ‘ae EMIGRATION, No. 76 Froaklia street, New York —Sealed propo- suis for the supply of ato fresh, ‘unskingmed conn. ik for the uce of the institutions on Ward's od, and in such quantities asmay ve required, will be received by the Commissioners of Rmigracion al their office, No, 76 Franklin strest, matil Wednorday, the Lith of October next. Commissionors re: verve the right to rej auch proposals ea th dorm not fee the iotorest of the somminsion F' WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCR \T1.~-THE — | | Femliten | wish to see the SPECIAL SOTIONS. MERICAN INSTIIU E—MEMBER+ WHO HAVE NOP received their tickets cf s¢mission to tte exkibi- of the New York Sto’e Ageioulturs} at sguare, en proccre them at the office of the 1 Broadway, a8 they cannot receive them at the show 4 PELL, President, OUnE 5. RL. Egyny fics, Recording Scoretary. RYSTAL PAL‘CE ILLUMIN ‘TED ~THE CRY4TAL Palace will be open every day until November 1, oad on the evenings of October 3, 4 5, and 6. These wks aisce ina blaze of light mast avail themeelves of this opportanity Musio every eveni by Dodworth’s and Shelton’s bind. A lie of stages run dixect from the Crystal Palace to the g-ouads of the State Fair. Admission 50 csnte. Chilsren halt price. JOUN H. WAITS, President. 'UTERPEAN SOCIETY —'HE ¥IRWT MEETING OF the eearon will take place on Tueaday evening, Oct 8, at the Mercer House, corner of Mercer and Breom streets. N T. FREEMAN, Secretary. Mite NOTICE —THE MEMBERS OF SILENT! 2 Institute, Lodge No. 398, ef Free ani Accepted Mazoas, ars _ eby notiéed to #ttend a mseting at thete lodge roem, _ corner of avenue C end Fourth street, for the purpose — of paying the last trivate of respect to our late brotaey Sheron, on Wednesday afternoon, Vet. 4, at 1 o’ci> The members of the f:aternity in general are respect! invited to attend. By order of Faaxos Murucax, eey. SMITH QUICK, Ww. 4 2, 1854.—NOTION | wmsiaing Cholera BH.» inst. WESTERVELT, Mayor, AYOR’3 OFFICE, OCT. hereby given, that the pital will be closed om the 10th JACUB A. Natwan 0. Evy, | Epwin G. Brown, W.111aM Rockweit, {Commissioners of Health. Jepspun Murer, ” | ‘THomas K. Downie, | ORTHWESTIERN DiSPENSARY—THE ANNUA meeting cf the members of this institution, for tL election of mansgers for the cusuiny hep will be bale on Wednesday evening, 4th inst , at half past 7 o'clock, atthe Dispenrary rooms, No. 511 th avenue, two coors atove ‘Ibirty-seventh street. ‘the annual report fer the past year will be presented. By order of the Poard. CHAS. H. RUSHGR, Sec’y. | EW YORK HISTORIC sL SOCIETY—SEMI CEM TEN- nial Anniversary. she members! aud. eription list for tickets, for the celebration of the 20th of November next, is now open at the Merchants’ Clerks’ Bar k, No. 616 Broadway, between the hours of ten o’clock A. M. and two P. M., and will remaic open at that placa daily until filled. The list is in charge of the Secretary of the Commit‘ee, Mr. Moore, and the secretary of the Society Mr. Werner, The comuaiitee have found it to be meces- sary to limit the number of sub:cribers, and the names will be entered in the or’er of application, until that number is reached, when the list will by closed to avait the further order ef the Society. The programme of at- rapgex ents will be submitted to the society when com- pleted, but the committee have hod pleasure ia aa- nour cing, in advance of their fins! report, that the Hda. George Bancroft has been elected to deliver the anni. urse, and has accepted the appointment. the committee, GEORGE H. MOOR F, Secretary. OTICE.—ALL THOSE WHO ADVERTISE IN THE | ‘American Sentinel are requested not to pay aay pills for advertising at prevent, if ca ied upon, as there has not been any order given to coll-ct a bill.’ WM. H. YOUNG, Editor of the American Sentinel. HE MEMBERS OF JACKSON LODGE NO. 5 AMBRIGAN Protestant tion,are requested to be punstuslia aviendavee at their lodge room on Wetinesiay, 4th inst , at 123¢ o'clock, in regslis, to pay the iast trinute of re- spect to our late deceased brother, James Trimbel, from his late residence, 398 Forty-third street, betw Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. His remaias will be taken to Greenwood for interment. The Urder in gene- Tal are requested to attend. By order, 8. COCHRAN, W. Master. J. Gury, Recording Secretary. BURYING GROUND IN FORTY-FIRST STREET, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, will be opened this week for the removal of the dead. Thoss wish' to remove to Machpelah Cemetery or elsewhere, wi to opply to Mr. ki. H. Senior, 75 Carminestreet, or to . Hill,the sexton cf the church, in Waverley place, ne’ Grove street. LOGICAL DISCUSSION.—THE DISCUSSION BR- tween Ley. Isaac Wescott aud Key. J, Sawyer, D. D., on the question, ‘Do the Scriptures teach the doo: ve By order of trine of En¢ Misery ?”’ wiil be continued in the Bread. way Tabernacle ‘nes evening, Oot.3, at 734 o’closk, and the three following evenin; Tickets for the four evenings, 50 cents; fora single evening, 25 cents; for sale atte door, > 7 ry : NIONPORT INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION NO. 2—the delinquent members are hereby notified that the Recording seerctary is author'zed to receive all yments from such members, and will wait upoa them. Qrdmbers Gerirous of paying up com dono on Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday evenings, from 5 to 10 o'clock, at the residence of the Secretary, No. 186 Sprinz street. N. B.—The members ere a'zo notified that at next regular meeting on Wednesday evening October 4, thet lots sold at the last and previous sale, upon which the terms have not been complied with, willbe sold at auction on ‘he above evening ant: also take action uj the lots of delinquent rs and specify the mem when such lots be sold at pablic auction. By order of the association. J. A. HaNDECHUGH, Secretary. ST HOTELS. Oe re cae COPE HOUSE, $04 BROADWAY.—CONDUGTED OX ie ropesn in, ant ‘carhished rooms let, without board, ‘from $2.50 to $10 per week. es ete for private parties to let by the evenin, J. H. GOODWIN, Prop: OLDRIDGE’S HOTEL, 759 BROADWAY, CORNER of Clinton placs, conducted on the plan, offers great inducements to families or uals wish: ing furnished and neatly kept rooms, with or without board, in public or private rooms. Location, central, healthy and fashionable. ‘i BREVOORT HOUSE,—FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER of Rage st.—This establishment, conducted excia- on Pp hasa attached, for accommotdat of ladies and gentlemen not re- the hotel. Ler rig in, pong ee at ee notice, either in private rooms or MUSICAL. erence a rns adi aa A YOUNG LADY, TEACHER ON THE PIANO © of votal music, has a few hours left to be Enlish, Goreuun or Vrerehyetther at the pupils” ‘nO rel at pupil's her own residence, 214 Broome street, Apply between Saad Godot EM Om PUBLIC BALL WILL COME OFF AT M&S. LUBY academy for dancing and de; 886 Bro way, corner of Thirteenth strest, on eveni.. Ostober 9th. An excellent q ie band, with a cc:. stent floor master, will attend. Tit beha’ bey Marshall & Cla:ke’s ice cream ST A YOUNG LADY, A VER® SUPERIOR VOCALIST, who has had considerable experionce fa teaching, rn Peewee few — up ao and instrumen sic. Tornis moderate, a1 every best raf giten. Apply at 198 Prince street, oe | —_ CARD.—MR. D. G. ETIENNE HAS THE HONOR A seca tin te pupils = the pee that he is s80b3 OP the te ponition. His reeldence is at 127 aens ts ead ya BEAUINUL SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD # pianoforte, for exile for $235, 12 tone, ts x fully ¢ perfect o ‘way, not four ths Fasranten, by th mahern “the owner a te rope, can acen ye Ee at No, 6 College place, from ( ‘ a LUIE INSTRUCTIVN.—TO AMATEURS OF flute —The subscriber has the pleasure of seneunn ing to his pupils ani tho publis, that he has now per- fected his arrangements, and is prepared to give in structions upon the Bochm and Germau flutes. Ho-hay’ alo flutes, of both doacriztions, with the latest improvements, for sale at h's roons. For further par 2 EBN, wo's Bast wSd poems of asl Ne Breome strect. ea” sane ‘<eeneenenrapetinmeinseesemacdeaiginm nd { UITAR AND SINGING.-—-MAD\ME MARION RP’ to the iadies thst she eomntio~ give lessons at 779 Broalway.—Medame M. ir suflicient knowledge of the guitar and piazo! fons to enable the pupils to necomsway th easily, in any kind of yooal musis. N S$ GSLE, TEACARR OF MUSIC, NO. ¢L at Thizteenth street, between Fifth’ and Sixta aw nues. Terms moderate, 4 ——— USIC.—ONE OR TWO PUPILS CAN BE INSTRUCT ed on the pianoforte, by » Zeus Indy, at her ow residence: she would also be to receive lessons Spanieh from # competent lady, for which she wor ive musical lessons. Address &. C., i196 Madison st-o | oe LADY WELL EXVERTENCED IN Go” USICAL —A youxa, Exatisa Lavy, AV perior pianist, tnd wito has on excellen! ‘y tion, wished a few pupils for the piaso. their own Dees, dress, 7 $ Genco, MF. H, Herati offic.” —_————— TANOS FOR SALE BELOW COST.—ITENRY BE. | 823 Broadway, effers for salo » fine aasortm- & Nowton’s , and Newhall’s colebra‘e ton piancs, 26 per cant cheaper than anywhere sls. rie Rest Barend aniline Aeon ANOTORTES—IT 13 A WELL KNOWN } that we have tho best assortment of pinaofort be found in the city, and thot we ean sell, for chepor than st any other place, fy also well known and ree, Piauos to rent. Pianos tuned aed repo’ SANTORD & BROTHER, 869 Broa’ o 4NIED—A GENILEMAN WAO 13 PROFICIE: in tho art of te the piano, and wit! strict attention to the of his pupil, and adv: & profersed player snd ain) fore'gnee pre'e: Telms moderats. deters A ais) SARS OOAL, &O. | ee nee ee f (OAL, FLOUR, AND BREAD—COALVIRST QUALUS put size, $6 per ton. Egg, or grote cout, $¢ Flour sold by the single barred at the wholewsle mark. price, delivered In New York, 'Drovkdya, Wilianshurg or Jersey City, Apply et tho People’s Grol end Hou, Agency, No. 48 Broadwey Licead, four conts per poung