The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1854, Page 3

Forrestburg and ) gstherer, ae upen at I feo’d lawyer, and this case; bat tney on gpengt I sy I might ippose I mig! need them most the other “limbs of the law” that H i 5 H bg = I bf 4 ¥ te Bn = i E & + & FI i E be SS» E Val- 'y tant tation, an 98,000 and steal $1,500 of it, that’s between me and the ani it’s none of Doider’s business. sent me up along this road to collect inhabitants I found there in ‘the woods, and J will say for him that he isa very fair specimen of the rest of she population. of thems shat seem to a sprec! all It let out to civilization a class of peo- before realized the ides that there was as civilised life, and this Dodder is one of them. tiga fact that soon after I moved thers, a young ‘woman, seventeen years old, cum down out of t! teins on the clank road, ope Deemout before. She fatrly see: mas, and, after asl toa, Dodeer was one of the jay, and said sabe had never surprised to see a white & few questions, went bask into nearest neighbor, and ‘him, and I hadn’t been there long, be‘ore I heard that he hid been lying about ‘me te one of the directors, and I soon found out that he wented to get his sou, who was sworn he.e against he hasn’t done it yet, and if you selcivesore's. pose jo. 2. me throw three stones at his fath .?? Om his cross-examinat own heuss in the woods, and had to look over ‘twenty feet high.-and also over three slab fences he tells the truth, all I my nearer tan I wanted ld ion he asys that he nad twe stone walls. Weil, if wish. ia that I had young Dodder’s eyes. certain: ‘@ remarkable boy, can’t consistently deny his father. that I done wroog to throw «1 at Dodder, and I apolcgise to all the world and particularly, for it, The doctors tell for all diseases— predisposition and I think it was the latter cause thet moved me to etene Dodder. 1 therefore confess myself guilt l é 70 ae two causes § Hips a 3 z Ht & resrlag ais § H ¥ rye 3 i is, : Fe +f J ee fy B ; i 2 3 i ~ i § 3 3} HH : z i i 8 55 °s i E H 5 i it He H t ; i F H E HY fy FF fi i E aenyry, E H 3 ge a5 Hy ig is E ai it B Li i TEE E : : i E 1 i i i : i $ i i f 4 i & 2 iF 43 Bt FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Be Y SARKET. Fasay, Oot. 13-6 P. M. Transactions at the Stosk Kycbange to-day were cnim- portent. Quotations ruling at the first board, exmpared ‘With those current at the close yesterdsy, show decline im Canton Company of \ per cent; Nicaragus Transit, 34; Cumberland Coal, \{; New York Central Railroad, 3; Barlem, \; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincineati Rail- road, %(; Erle Railroad, 1; Reading Railrosd, 1. This re- action is natural after euch s sudden s‘art as that expe- rienced sday or two since. We have seen during the past month a stee/iness in the market value of stocks very unusual at any season and ander any cireumsten- ees. The fluctuations have been only to a moderat: 2 tent, and, with one or two exceptions, have not been sud- dem. Reading Railroad has probably varied more than eny other on thelist. The investigating committes of the Erie Railroad Company will report early next week— probably on Mondsy. We understand :t will be full and more satisfactory in its conc'usions than in its represen- tations. The shipment of specie by the steamship Atlan tie from this port to. morrew, (Jaturday ) is estimated at about one million of dollars. It will not vary materially from that Ggure. Considerable anxiety is felt relative to the next beak ret ‘The amount of specie on hand, according to the returns of last week, was $10,630,617. The returns for thin week will probably show an increase of about s million of dollars. This will increase the aggre- gate far above the average. The banks are discounting more cautiously, and may show a further contraction in oans. After the adjournment of the board, the following sale of bonds and stocks was made at auction by Simeon Draper:— $1,040 Claveland and Toledo Railroad 69% 10 shares Delaware Lackawana and Western « . 74 60 do, Third Avenue 30, 17 do. ‘American 16 do. Atlantic Bank. Only a moderate business im foreign exchange for the steamer vo morrow. ers are firm at our quotations. We quote bills on Lon- dom at 9.0.07 per cent premium; on Paris, 6f. 18% a 5°, ny. ne ppeara to have seized upon holders of bil's of several of the new up-town banks. There is no founda tion for any apprehension in regard to the value of the notes. They are all properly secured, and will be ul- timately paid in full. Among others, tho Empire City Bank has sustsined an active demand for redemption, and is prepared to meet any that may coms. The Knick. erbocker and Suff Ik bilis are worth one hundred cents on the dollar. ‘The panic will disappear in a dsy or two. ‘We understand that all the savings banks of this city have within a few days past paid out « large amount of deposits A committee appointed’by a number of holders of the atock of the Parker Vein Coal Company, members of the stock board, have met and recommended the following plan of adjustment ef contracts:— ‘The buyer to accept either of three propositions-— Firat, Be shall segue hia contrasts by’ paying to the seller 40 per cent of the price at which he purchased,and interest, leaving the stock to belong to the seller. Or resond. He shall pay the seller 60 per cent of the price at which he bought, and izterest, and take the stock. Or third. Fe shall Pe the seRer 50 per cent of the price at which he bought, an interest, and divide tne tteck, each taking one-ba'f; all the propasi.ions to apply fo contracts at aud below $4 per share, the last two oaly to contracts above that figure. The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washingtos, on the 11th inst., were: For the redemption of stock. +++ $4,119 85 For paying other Treasury debts. « 24,687 84 For the Customs ............ + 8,620 61 Covered into the from Customs...) 11716 91 Jor tepaeig foF the W ‘Department : Seat 4 jor repaying jar ent. « 81, For the Navy nt... 30 For the Interior ‘The receipts of the Baltimors and Ohio Railroad Core pay for the month of September, have been as follows, Barnmore anp Ome Ratrzoad | For ee ‘Son b4 bl Wea'soe 28” Oost 04 For height... 246,185 30° 9,009 73 255,195 08 ‘Total. ........8808.870 11 37,870.01 346.240 18, Septem der, 1859. 289,800 41 . $1,720 00 971,029 44 Increase ...... $69,069 70 6,148 98 76,216 68 —Htaking an aggregate increase on the two roads of $75,- 216 68, ‘The fireal year of the company ¢n‘ed with the month of Septezaber, and the annua! repert of its condition ana busicese will be made next week to the general mecting of stockholders. The f{cllowing tebe will show the re Branch 82,201 23 27,768 23 23,097 61 24,304 08 26.311 83 50'100 “ 31,878 98 39,299 55 81.900 83 37,876 01 370,882 87 Total........++-+++++8,048,108 67 Minding Sept 50, 1063, en . 30, ty ty aT $2,013,826 60 $300,940 33 ‘This shows for the past year, compared with the pre- ceding one, an increase of $1,634,282 17 on the main stem, but s falling off of $20,608 06 on the Washington ‘We are informed that the affairs ef the Pennsylvania and Lehigh Zine Company have been placed in # very flourishing condition. The works are turning out about ninety-five thousand pounds of white oxide per week, and of a superior quality. This oxide is delivered to the | company at 234 cents per Ib. by the contractors, who | manufacture it, andthe company have only to pay the minirg expenses, which have been reduced from eight bandred to lea than three hundred doliars per week. ‘The company have now united the different mines, which have hitherto belonged to different parties, and it is es- tim ated that the net profits cf the company per diem are not lese than four hundred dollars. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for con- sumption, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from Warehouse, duriog the week ending and including Thurs day, October 12, 1854.— Movmwxnte 1x Forzian Day Coops. Entered for Gnsumption, ‘MAXDFACTUBRS OF COTTON. 2 ‘Phgs Val. ‘Total...... 782 $200,707 MANUFACTURES OF SILKS. Linena...... 843 $77,154 Do, & cotton. S51 11,154 1,711 Handkerch’is 17 9775 4,074 Thread...,,, 47 9,629 6.082 —_——_ 7,211 ‘Total...... 862 $107,738 4,150 MISCRLLANBOUS 220 Strax goods. 10 $3,597 721 Leather gloves 3 = 2,084 8,402 Kid glove: 2 1,879 4,164 Millioery.. 8 3,761 243 <Embroiderios 61 35.004 mg! 1.996 Festh & Flo, 16 4.665 Folt, cloth... 4 4.812 Corsets. 1 $86 Braits&B,. 14 56 4799 Withdrawals from Warehouse. Manufectures of weol 5 $568,020 $125,372 20,913 “ 65,083 12,96 10,860 $235,743 $57,083 16.619 7,899 98,160 Miscellancous...... 2,338 Total.........640. 582 $122,099 The dry goods trade presents no few feature this week worthy of special notice. The reveipta of guoi® are gradually decreasing, but with ample supphes of moat articles on hand, and the existence ef only a mode- rate inquiry, chiefly for seasonable fabrics, which loca jobbers and some country merchanta are in need of. Prices are without an improving tendency, and factors sre well inclined to mest the views of buyers, except where these ciaim too heavy concessions in prices; to grant which owners are, at present, neither able nor will- ing, because, by Zoing so, they would only help to ruin themselves. Brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings are in pretty fair demand, and rule firm. Cotton flannels and jeans are selling in lotr, at former quotations, Denims are moderately active and steady. We notice less doing indrill, which are languid im price. There exists a good inquiry for duck, atfullrates, the transactions in ging. hams are tolerably large, and indicate no aitera- tiom in value. Nothing new can be noticed ta lawes or nanking, Osnaburgs are plenty and heavy, at eld prices. Prinving cloths and prints are in rather slack request, though unchanged in price: Ftripes and ticks are more sought after and command previous quotations, readily. Woollen productions re: main about the ssme. The stocks are heavy for the sea son, and as owners are anxious sellers, buyers have tho advantage in every trarssetion. This, however, does pot cecasion much activity in the business. Choice makes of blanketa are saleable and steady. Cassimeros ‘and cloths, o: desirable styles, are in rather better de. mand but are otherwise unaltered. Dosskins and flan- nels appar dall and heavy. Jeans and linceys are spar- ingly purchased at former figures. Mousiia dela:nes ae in moderate request and firm. Yatinets are brisker, but not dearer. Shawls are more cought after, but at slight. ly reduced quptations. Select mazes of tweeds are in fair demand at steady rates. Foreign manufsctures are less active and very much depressed. The auction sales, which have been so nus merous and extensive this season, have supplied moat of the wants of dealers, who are ‘slowly purchasing what- ever they need to complete their assortments, or to fill the orders of their customers, as they refuse to pay ask- ing prices, excepting where they cannot avoid doing 60. This occasions great. dulness and irregularity in the ‘trade privately. Choice continental are the most no. ticed and “bring the fairest prices British fabrics at- ‘tract less attention and are, if anything of the kind be posrible, declining. The sccounts from the other side of the Atlantic are not of an encoursging nature, and they help to depress the business here. Meauwhi'e, it ie apparent that the imports are on the decrease, and if our merchants can free themeelves from their pre- sent difficulties, by care.and moderation they may bring about a reaction which cannot Wut prove beneficial to all. ‘The Cincinnati Gazetle of Wednesday, the 11th inst., bas the following review of Gnancial matters in that city:— Money matters are in an extreme'y rene Othe dition—more so, we believe, than has been expe: ienced entirely to extend accommodations, and this hes been from veocessity, and not from sny want of conidence wi Jes the seal! note lew and the jndiasafree bus a large amount of the active means o! ‘bankers is ocked up. were Free bank currency has been almost entirely with. drawn, avd what little is still in the market osu neither havereet ons ts poperia fiat ba poe dent; ve put per as fast as or 4 Dut this, compared ith our wants, ec Pir the bucket. for currency. Decause of our law, and convenient for remittarees that —_~ would be returned about as fast as issued; the gold flow into take the place of small notes of foreign banks in not to be been; and thus we are without a circulating brokers; but, cause, the foct that these banks are genorally redeem their paper, and that they will be forced to wind up. is quite a) ‘The rates morth. The demand for, money » but, already ortega apa aS f exoceds the supply. Owing to the ity of bate dag eg exchange has meterially declined. and yy the baying rave ‘was % @ 3¢ premiom, and the eelling rate %. The Washington Star of yesterday says:— Understendirg that parties 4n this city, who are said to have recently come from other varts, are very busy in filling up and signing notes for circulation abroad of some so called Anacostia Bank, Brrportiog, to caution the There is no such institution ia , and there never hes beem any such bank bere. As far as is knowo in Was’ ington, the propose) affair is wholly irresponsi- bie to the community whe are to te persuaded to part with their property for its promises to pay. $1000 N. Carolina 6’s 1013¢ 20 Kentnoky 6's. 10336 1000 Virginia 6’s..63 ‘200 Erie In b’ds.03 87 2000 NY& Nbbes 66 4000 N indions b’ds 7600 D1 CenkR b’és. do. 08 3. x aR S2SSZ28RS NN a08 86} 10 rhs Am kx Back 10736 12 Bk of C’merce., 104 20 Corn Fx Bank 9036 15 O'monw’ith Bk. 5 Hanover Bark . = Morris Ca. 630, SBSREEEs Rez seeee pipet Ee Br cope ceasen te rhih thie state oY things is atariputabie; vr pary end medium quali and \3¢. to 2%¢ ; for bots « 38 10 14, colors, 270 Sate 'ba tansy suatee desea: Me aie Noi ative i ond superfine pout d+ ou A She.; do wa eret p'aid, poult de oie snd al! veiled, $1 60; No 2 super: five Paris quehty wmin rivboes, Ne Je trimmirg, for eity tr $160, apd $120 Br. select colors, (6 incnes, $1 62; richer fringe, all woul do, ve de Paris. 76 inches, silk fringe, $1; or. ar 74 ime extra hesvy ‘8 $1 56; sh'endid broche long ler, $7; rich printed cashmere patterns ¢ de laines, fourteen yg p.000) doehie 5 rie printed plaids do , 44 inches, fine silk and wool pleids, ‘i inthes, 45; irartan all Plaids, and higher east! 220.” ‘ CITY TRADE REPORT. Faway, Oot. 13—6P. M. Asuns.—fales of 80 bbis. were reported, at $6 25 for pearls, and $1 for pots, per 100 Ibs. Buxapercrrs.— Flour was less active, and lower, with sales of 7,000 bbls; ordinary to choice Btate at $7 873, & $8 373; mixed to faucy Western at $8 2508 62%. and extra Western and Genesee at $6 750810; with 1,800 bbls. of superfine Canadian in bond, at $7 76 0 $8; end 2,460 bbls Southern at $8 2609 25 for the entire renge from mixea to fancy, per bbl. 100 dbis. Jersey corn meal brooght $4 3736 par bol. Wheat was in good request; the mies included 2,360 bushels prime Geneses white at $2 12};; and 5,000 bushels inferior to prime Soutcern red at $1.35 1 68. Kye and oats were un- banged. transpired cf 4,000 bushels barley at $1 0634; and 82,000 bushels corn at 80 a 82c. for inferior to prime Western mized, per bushel. ‘oFYEE —The sales included 1,000 bage Rio, #t 100. = 11.440, amd 160 do. St. Domingo, at 10e Corroy.—"he sales embraced about 600 a 800 bales, at atendy prices. ¥RRIGATS —To Liverpool, about 15,000 a 20,000 bushels of corn were engaged, xt 4d. in bulk, ani 4ig@ in ship's begs; 10.060 gsilovs’ oil, at 128. parton: 80 hhds. to: Daceo, at 1ds ; and about 600 a 800 bales of cotton, com- pressed, at 460, To London. 360-tons oil cake were taken, at Ys 64, for whith higher rates were afterwards a> manced. To Havre rates were nominal, at 3,0 for cot- ton and-bone, while there was vory little of other art!- cles offering To Calitornta rates continued to rule at adont 5Ce_per foot measurement Hay.—the market was lower, with rales of about 1,500 for shipment, at 70c. Hors —New were in better demand, at 360 a 490. pepe the Eastern were rare and needed, at $1 8734 por 1map —/ bout 60 tons Pnglish soft wold at 6%. per 1., and a lot of Spanish was reported at € io. Tn —Rovkland continued ao-roa and quiet, at 00c, for e'mmon, sed $1 20 for lamp, por bbl. (ns —There existed a fair inquiry for crade, at 56c. @ S8e for whale, ard $1 462 $1 48 for aparm, as well os for manufactured kinds, at full prices yer gallon Lin- seed was inactive, at 74e. a 76c., while lard was selling Fretty freely at 8c 4 85¢. Lond gallon. Paovisroxs — Pork was dulland heavy. The sales in- cluced 600 bbis., here, at $1250 a $12 Bt ag for mosa, acd $1 1234 a 11 873; for prime, wi h 000 bbls prime meas, deliverable in | ecémber, at $14 75 per bbl. Cit meats Were quiet and lacgaid. Ouly 270 bbls, lard brougnt 16Ke a 103¢c. per lb. Beef was inactive and droopiug, tales having been made of only 150 bbls at yesierday’s piss Butter was plenty and procurable at i3c a ito. for Ohio; 17¢ a 20¢ for Western New York; and 2ic a 24 for Orange county per Ib. Cheese was also in good sopely, and worth 9° a 1039 per Ib. ICR —-The market is mere sctive, with sales of 280 canks, for export, at 6%0 a 534c., and 450 bols. broken, to arrive from Bozstoe, on private terms. Market is quite firm; and the stock is light. es ae of 160 bxa, castile transpired at 10%0..% lo per |! Svesks.—The market’ was rather quiet, though prices ‘were steady. Tho salea embraced 500 60v, hhds., about bsif of which was Cuba, at Sic 0 63(.; the re- maincer wes chiefly New Urleavs, a! rates not stated. Toxscco has been more sctive during the last three dave fais mere made of a hhie, Kentory aod Mays: vill C + os t. 276 ae 25% Dales Cuda “4 Pak | Sfigana jugua, p.t., and 526 eases VI Connecticnt at b3¢0. a 140 Woot —We have been locking fora contimuance of the improvem ert in the demand ror this arcisle, but for. She leat fqw days the market has been unusually quiet . ‘The sales of domestic since eur ‘ast report have beon ¢mpil and av a still farther decline and ‘tum up $0,000 Iba pulled at. 250. to lc for No, land supertine, and 100,000 lbs fleece, common to medium grates, at 2tc. to H0e. Foreign is also very dull; prices, however, ure ‘sophened for the better qualities, common wools “Wat to oMling 1g in small parecls at 280 to 2 )z0; de id Yorddy 800 Uhle. Ohio tee 9) sen A ae oe USTRALIA.—PAS-EBGERS PER FRIGATE BIRD will se have their beggege «m board on Taee. jay next, a> the abip will ponitively sail on Wadneeday, the pkg eat b Seaeeree, fon st | sepgers, if for at once on board, at pier > racer to SMM i river, or ELLAOT, 146 Pearl street. NB— ‘The mail beg will be closed om Wodnesdey moraiug at ten o'clock. fa ey pgp eg OLLEGE (F PAYSICIANS AND SURGEONS —THE seavion of 1854-5 will commence on Monday, Uct. 16, at helf past 7 P. M., when sn introductory disconrse ‘wil, be delivered by Professor TORNEY. The profession and the public ate respectfully invited to attend, at 67 Crosby atrést. ERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOOLATION.—4 COURSE of lectures on the -‘ tise and Fall of the Bourbons, ”” regent io Paris by Rev. Joho Lord, will be eelivesed im the lecture room of ton Hall, Astor place, on Wednesday evening, st eight o’clock. Lecture 1, Oct. 18—Henry 1V., and the duguenctic Contest. Me 2, Oct. 26—@srdinal Richelieu, and the De- ‘velopment of Absolutism. ‘4 3, Nov. ae bof Bige Grandeur and ry. Monarchy. “4 (© SeLonte XV; The Corruption and Leeline of the Monarchy. bed 5, “ 15—Napoleon te. Terms— lickets to the course, for a ledy and gentlo- man, $2 50; gertieman, $1 50, ‘Single lecturer, lacy and gentlewan, 15 cts.; gentleman, 50 ots. Members’ Course Tiekets—Lady and gentleman, $160; gentleman, $1. Siagle lectures, tweu:y-five cents, each. ‘LOUGLAS LLFFINGWELL, Uh’mn Lec Committee OTIOR —THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKED OOM y"# steamer CUNWAY, for St. Ibomas, is una Voldably detained for twoor three days. MATILAND, PHELPS & Ouv., 14 Stone strect. O U, A—AN EXECUITVE CONVENTION OF 0.U A oof the effy and county of New York will be held at Chance! on Monday evening, ec al sevenoreloes By order of G Ex Counties, 2 J. C. RULSE, Secretary. FFICE OF TRE OOLLECIOR OF TAXES, &c.—Wil- Jiemsburg, uo 34 ., —Notice is hereby given 5 that ibe cfty the present year are now open for payment, # t I am pr charged thereon. ~All tazes d to recoive the anms of November next wil! be received without additional en 7 previous to the Ist dey ge. On that day two per cent will be added, and every thirty cays thereafter an edditional one per cent. Pezsonycan have their bills by applying st this offic» ond are requested to the assessment num vers their lots, and thins a ors. Alours for rece'ving tases, from9 a. M, to 2P M, aod om Weanesiay Batwday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock JOHN W. BRATTED, Colector of Taxes and Assessments, City Hall, co-wer of Fourta and South Second atrevts. . f NEW YOK GA4 LIGHT COMP.NY, The pres tent and dirostora hays ‘A dividend of five per cant on the capi- tal stock of zhis company, for the six months ending Lat of August lant, payable to the si enand a ter Wednescay, the ist November next. Tae transfer book ‘will be clocet from the 26th inst. until that date. . By order, L EVEsITT, : eoretary. = IN.—A CONVENTION OF Pushers Wil be te nthe af New York te lew York on , October 16, znd masoeding dys at Hope Cha pel, Broadway, st 10 o’clock Piumbers and carrying on the bing business in this soe a gem ag vo attend Bani 23s ‘h they are ply interested will be OUND ,SEPT. 24—4 BMa LL PUcTEWUNNalEe, OON talviog movey sufficient to warrant this advertise ment, which the o¢n-r cao have by calling at GENIN’3 Bazasr, 'b Brosaway 'OUND—A LARGE WHITE DOG, LARGE BLAOK epot over each = Rad The owner a him by applyiog at 216 jm street, Tear, pro propery am paying charges, “If net ealled fer within two days, he will be sold. pt na bc Bec Sc UND—A PORT MOBNAIE, CONTAINING A SMALL 1m of money, which the owner can hive dy call- ing at our store, and pa;ing for this advertisement. DENNISON, WILUIAYS & CO. 15 & 17 Cortlend strest, OsT—ON TAURSD.Y, THE 12TH INST., A SMALL paper box, conteining a diemond set with biue enamel, and s gold cross The finder will be suitably rewarded by cal ing on D. BE .Cd, 84 Broadway. OST—& TERRIFR DOG, EARS CROPPED; HAD ON ‘a patent leather collar, with “vandy, 178 Hudson iret,’ engraved on piste,” Five dollars reward will be paid to whcever will return him to No. 7 Warren street. OST —“. COPT,” A SCOTCH TER? IER, ON WEDNES- day last, strayed from bis owner in the neighbor. ood of ‘Thirtleth street and Sixth or Seventh avenue; had on his collar the owner's name and former adirees, ‘Three dollars will be paid on his return to No. 188 Peari street, in the store. OS1—A HalR BRACELET WITH A GOLD LOOKET. Lost Oct. 12 in Eighth avenae, between Jave and ‘wenty-fourth streets. A liberalrevard will be to the finder by leaving it with HENRY MYER, 29 Bed- ford sureet. Fersons not to mego- tlate raid note, and beg the fader to retura it eithe- to the Seventh Ward Bank or tc me, for whch I will give Mberal reward L, MORRIS, 148 William street, ry Hugh | opnor’s note, seven months, Int September, to biso@n order and enjorset by him, for $897 10-100 (three hundred and ninsty seven 10.10) dollars); sleo M.S Cohen & Co’s note, five months September 20, for $240 68-100 (two hundred and forty nine 68.100 dollars), to their own order and endorsed by them Payment of the same bas been stopped, conse quently they arecf noure A reward will bs paid by leaving them at the office of 149 Water street. Tose THURSDAY EVENING, IN A FOURTH Avenue car, ® portemonnate, coataining, beni ies froney, a Hoboken ferry tisket The fin ier will be libs. rally rewurded by calling at 59 Revver street, up staica. OR'RAIT LO8T—-TEN TOLLARS REWARD.— ‘A va‘uable portrait of @ gentleman (Ina handsome ilt oval frame) was packed in a box marked W. B LY. 0. ‘32, and sent from Boston to New York by the Fall hiver Ime, in Abgust last, bat it hea never been received by ihe purty to whom it waso.nsigned Any person bo will.celiver tne fame in good order to the owner, W. Ba Y LANG 64 Cliff street, N Y¥., will confer 2 great fa receive the above reward. ey E REWARDS. REWARD.—TAKEN ON THE 19TH SKPT., ON Fifty-ninth street or Flrveoth avenue, a gold lever watch, full jowelled, No. 6,893,made by John Fhom- son, Liverpool, with the fnitiale “‘J) 8.” engraved on the buck aldo u biary gold guagl ehain end corneilan key attached. By leaving the shove st Bowers” & Nudy's jewelry store, 115 Kighth avenue, the above reward will be given anc no questions saked. 5 -REWARD.—LOS? OR STOLEN—THE FOLIOW- ing bapk notes:—Une $600 bill and two $100 bills on the Mechanics’ Association fue above Toward will be pald, snd no quogtions asked, by retarn- ing the eame to M. WILSON, 88 William treet. The pubic are cautioned not to receive bil's of thet denomi- pation, the baak having registered the numbers. 3 REWARD —S°0!EN,!ON THE NIGHT OF THE 32th inst , ® roam Loree, sixteen bands high, {bur coming five youre old, bleck mane and switch tail. feezerard for the horse, ,and whole amcunt for the ef and horsé, wi'l be paid by the owner, JAQOB T. WESTERVELE, Teanwh, Bergen county, N: J., orb; sending a-létter to Hackensack, near Post town, N. J. ‘The horse was nat seen at Brooklyn. REWARD —LOSf, IN THE ELEVEN O’OLO0K trafn of Harlom cars, on pee evening, & id detached lever watch, No 47.996, with heavy pold fob chain, seal aud kay; motto on seal, ‘Yours forever;”” stone partially broxen” Apply to WILLISTON & SLUE, No. 8 Bivertys place, Maiden lane, in tho walling room of Jereay Clty ‘erey, inthe we room o! ity Ferry, in the or in the Morris and’ Kesex tars, (4 o'clock train,) ® paper parcel, containing two man‘ , ond a few utbererticles. ‘Ihe finder can reosive the above re ward, on rending the package to J. M. T: OABURN & 00 , No, 16 John street, REWARD.—LOST, ON TSE OTH. SEPTEM- ber, large St. Bernard dog, brown or stoma mar- ‘n color, with white brenst and nek. Any persem re urping the sams to 200 Hast. Twelfth «: ‘the above reward, . Be YENCH Y, TEACHER UY THE FRENCH AND German langunges, baviog several hours disen- during the afternoon and e* would be happy devote them to the instruction of Popils whose att Address tion th the day may be given to business. Senebue, Sivcterin's pre te 539 Broaiway. OARDING ECHOOL FOR BOYS, AT STANWICH. Conn. , 37 miles from New York.—Terres 9132 pet joer. The next tera c’mmenees Nev. 1. Ciroviars, stating particulars, aay be had at Raynor's bookrtare, 76 Bowery, where’ the Prineirs! can be seon on every Wednesday in this detween the hours of 1 and 3P. M. ‘THRODORE SUN, Principal and Proprietor, RAWING.—A LADY OF HIGH ARITSTIC ATTAIN ments .n drawing and portraitare a class ma ‘@ Incies’ seminary, either in New York or Brooklyn or residence, would attend pupils at their Address I. W., box 317 Pest Office. OVFRNESS.—-A YOUNG GEXMAN LADY, OF GOOD toolety, expe:ionced in teaci ing the } reoch, Ger- man snd Ey guages, with masic withes to cttend pupils at their residences; she would also enter a reapect- able family up ‘own, where ‘eaching would be regarded aa compeuration ‘or board, &s., or a8 resident governess fing for’ two days, M Adams, Union square Post Cffico. UCTION—THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN- form the public that he has io four or five hours daily, to instruet in the elassics, French ani Ger- man languages, geography, statistics and universal his- tory. |For references apply toh K. Delafeld, Keq., 104 Wail street; B ¥. Dawson, Esq, 68 Wall street; Uhas. Griffin, Faq’, 21 Wall atzest; Baldwin & Rugsles,’Raqrs., 26 Nassau sirest. J. KARGL, 3,195 Post Office. ESONS IN, THE GERMAN AND, FRENGH LAN: mereaat! rim the undersigned Best iy lerace ¢ forence given. To ba seen from 8 to a. MW. nnd 6 to7 P. CHARLES WAGNER, ?rofersar, 80 Kast Broadway. TTIGNON’S GYMNASIUM, 159 AND 161 CROSBY stieet.—Bodily exercise the best medisine —The ene are respectfully informed that a clias haa just vn formed for instruction in gymnastics, at the above estabitrument, and will be continued every evening throughout the season We would eapecisily cal! the stiention of dyspeptios and persens whose hsbits are entirely sedentary, to the necomity of execcize in order to keep the physical —_ in a condition to resiat un- healthy influences, The gymoasium 1s open daily, from suprise until 10 P. M., for genera! exercise. ‘The gentie- men’s class meet every evening at § o'clock, Joha Wood, director. "+ paring taught privately by C.F: OTLIGNON, Proprietor, DAKCING ACADEMUES. DODWORTH’S ICING ADADEMY, NO. Sot Broadway, op: Eleventh street.-Mr. Lot nor uncing to hie friends and public, that the clascos for the ensuing neacon wil red Saturday, October es M, for te 4 fof ehildren, and at 734 o'clock for genUemen it estabushment has additionally dees floor retaid, end otber improvements made sammer months. The improved . since bere 4 instruction, so successful finF- ex ey? talced with slight slterations Every novelly worthy of attention will be ini in addition to all the dances use—with days, hours, and terms of had time at tho scedemy, or will be sent by post. EARERO’S DANCING AC\DEMY, 50 WEST FOUR- teenth strest.—M»DAME C. DUBREUL FERRERO and E FERREHO respectfa! wie eng emake oy 4 snp. beg tld Seen, sud Patardays, at se PMC kes/ monday vent tanseees, a TCP ML, commenciog | Sake, L {—PACING AND TROT- a: Se'lock, P.M. Marcd : Col J Hali pames gr g Hero, to wezon; H Woodruff names ro g Tscomey, under y ‘Omptbases Weve all the ENTKEVILLE OOU Ko sports are over; fare ene 30 L CONKLIN, Proprieter. N. B—The pacing horse Goro wil be sokd at public ten Wo the highest bidder, a:,tne Course,on the above ry: Oe iy ey COURSE, L, 1.—TROTTING—MONDAY, Oct. 16, at 23 o’clook P M precisely. Purse and stake re prvey: 8, —- Bente wagons. C Vamde- water enters jy Cane; na enters Fanny Real; Thos. Bowden eaters b.g Jim ey JOEL CONK'AN, Proprietor KNTAEVILLE COURSE L I.—TROTTING, WRON23- day, Oct 18, match $2,000, mil» heats, beat three im five. in herness. H. Woodruff pames b. m. Flora Sack Waters. ‘OONKLIN, Proprietor. Ea obey ensny are tp qasliel coder tnt apeed. public may re: = ie the beet raoe of the year. Tre care. wiK run from Fou:h ferry, brockiym, at two o'clock on the day ef the race, and stages from the va:ious ferries, fine facilities for the public to witness the trot. Fare ‘to and from the course 60 vente. NION COURSE L. 1.—TROTTING.—ON TUEWAY, Oct. 17, at 3c’clook P M, a mateh for $3,000, mile tobarne:s. H Woocruff nemes a stal. ria; D. Piffer namess etal Kmpire Stages leave Williamsburg ferries for the course overy half hour. SHAW & WHITE, Propristers. WEE MILFranY. i FIRST WARD MAGNET. a Ce y will meet at jo. 11 State street, this (<aturasy) evening, at 7 20k, go oye Sor Sor ate re y t every man bevn deck. By order of Capt. Siertio Oregior, Cdas, MovaY, ree’y. Ee WARD VICTIMIZ«RS ATTENTION —A MEET. irg of the above eomcany, will be held at Bandy ball, 142 Varick street, om >uvday afternoon, at 3 o’elock. Members and friends of thiw oompaay, are earnestly re- quested to attend. By order of WOBERT LINN, Captain. Teaac N. BLavverr, Feorvtary. OOL GUAKDS, ITENTION —ALL THOSE WHO . ening of excursion at 7 o’clock precisely, at the house of M. H, Puitz 162 Hammond street By order of JAMES BANNER, Captain. Joun McCormick, Be-retery. HE FORREST LIGHT GUARD WILL MUSTER AT lyst eae 480 Brosdway, on Sunday, at 3 by ha P.M. By orderof Wm P Vaientiae, Comman- ant, ETERAN CORPS OF THK WAR OF 1812—AT A meeting of the Veteran Corps of the War ef 1812, held at their headquarters October 6, 1964, it was un- animonsly Resolved, That the thanks of this corps are ¢ne, and ave hereby gratefully tentered to the proprietors and agents of the People’s Lice teamers, for the grata- ‘tor we of their splendid bea's—vbe Isaac Newton and Hendrick Budson—ia conveying them to Albany and back, on the cecasion of our late excursion to the Oon- yentfon recently held at Fonds, Meatgo nery county, N. ‘ork. A W. JUNEs, Major Commanding. A Datty, Jr, Adjutant. BRAUNOL, SVEN SEVEN OCF.VE ROSEWOOD #318 Pianoforte, for ssle for $235, splendid reuad, eek every way, at four ‘months old, fully ‘warrant by the best meters. ‘the owner is going te Europe. can be seen at No. 6 College place, from > ’clock until 3. |BEAP PIANOS.—WE ARE NOW £ELLING AT HALF the usual predits. written guarantee, signed by ourselves and menufacturers given with each piane, which is fully warranted. Large assortment of music, melodeons, » New to lei. OOO & BROTHER, 648 Broadway. B. JULIUS METZ BYGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ‘et Brooklyn that (at the request of hie former Toke, “applications mado at F : Wetsels, 210, ions mado street, will be attended to. ‘R. JULIUS METZ INFORMS HIS PUPILS AND THE public, that he is ety give lessons in mele and singing, at his residence, 125 Kast Nineteenth street, or at the pupil’s residence. INGERS WANT¢D —A EOPRANO, A TENOR, AND A ‘bass singer wanted, who are capable of Li Ag cred solos and concerted music. Apply to Mr. ST. at Mr. Jollie’s music store, 400 Broadway, daily, from til 6 o’elock P. M. ——————S——=—— 2 SOW PURLAUATIORS. WW. WORKS —THE LOST METSESS, EW, NEW music, statiorery. city maps, U. 3. Traveller's by G. 8. WELLS, 140 Nassau sireet. corne! QO Alloets, Missourt, ana Ohi», Tenoaylvoutas hon fam be obtained at the map aad book estiblish mant of 2. Ranney, 105 Bronaway. eS |BOUS. 10. 00 ‘TO 20,008 GOOU, OLEAN NEWSPA- e pers. done np in packages, sui a- ior merchan's, manufacturers &c , for wrapping, at VB. PsLMER’S adver: ings. HARTER OAK GRAPE*.—WELL ROUTED VINES OF ‘thie large and sepe:ior pe can be obtained at the seed store No. 7 Jchn street, where ail ordera will be punctually attended to by JOELN B. JAMES, general agent. HARTER OAK GRAP#S.--THIs G CAPE IS BECIDED- ‘tiking Agoacy, Tribuse Buili- ly the best ever oaltiv: they ear good foreating ap the Irabella or Catawba, far eupertor to say ether for cooking avd waking wine, The grapes grow to thesize of an inch anc a half ‘n éiameter. olen of the grapes and wine eab ©» seen at No.7 John street. Also, Toots and vines jor ssie =. All erders prom: atiended: to by JOHN B. JAMEX, No.7 John struct, New York. OSTAR’'S KPPRCTUAL RT, COCKROACA, &O., EX- terminstor.—Depat, No’ 448 Broadway. one uine unless signed oy HENRY B.00.TAR. For sale y all the principal ériigzista SYYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS AVIDS PALL are ail the rage. Id you wish « light and cany hat the head, try one. Fis ‘sales reom 1s 301 Broadway, second don from Duane steoct, whsre al taster mey suited, OLD LfaF AND DeNTISIS’ GOLD FOIL, AT THE very lowest cosh prices —fixtra deep, $7 pk; usual, $8: nu; od foil, $25 per cz. Comsumers will look ‘well at the eolor anc sise of most leafs now manufac- tured—one-third eitver eud under size; 3% inches is the proper size, and 25 leaves to a bvok. Premium Gold Leet and Foil Manutactory, 112 Franklin street J. L. WAUGH, NDIAN PINE COUGH SYKUP, FOR metallic ne coat being equal to Gve coats of or- dinary peony All ordera received at Roofing Depot, 91 Mangin street. What could «nbition ast for mere? ‘Two prizss—one ‘rom Kurope’s strand, And one from ‘Ssen as land. YON’S MAGNKTIC PUWDER AND PILLS, FOR THB extermination of tn -cots and vermin, have carried off the prizen at the Worid’s Fair in Kurope and ite coua- ate im Amertos. Coli at 424 Broadway, and see the medals. UBLISBERS, PORTERS AND OTHERS RE RE speeitalis, Sotermed Bat anes paying from fay iMe ir pow for c'@an int ID j Zz see wilitem street, oman cere HOW Cs8ES.—-A LARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANT- silver plated, rosewood, I . Capen careful'y boxed and shipped to any pert of the Union, by B. &. PEEDLES, 154 Grand otrest, three deore east of Broadway. AND COFFEE —THE TEMPERANCE ORGANIZ4- *, stand foremost emeng foremost im thia par- tieular, [Try ane of the dollar ceddics of biack tea. —$<—<—$$ IE TATTRRSALIS HEAVE POWOERS, FOR THE tora” ght the conve: tion October 16. Saturday evening class for wD persons Reape pe pion mn yd and ovidsin horses. Seat aay” a J, PEA! h at8 P. M., commencing October 21. N Pain can t of the Union by express. $1 1854 tie OA, Carresgonting Becovtary, at any time, the quarter commencing the day of en- | six A" GOUGH KOU, 49 Wall nizeat, More. wouls, i 150 6 0 40. % gee TARGET re eg ery tars bog. od : ment. Country merchants 12 months eredit. 7 ‘ } se atitee ae rrp nF ne iadey, bee Ma Bree |. se menter eer 310 Reading Rate yaag | Oth saat, to arrest Sitinguco too pertona for ‘wan. ae CRAVE PENCIL ARUN e 7IRE ROPR FOR a5 1 Rise | ito Gomeeaico 8 Goi Tey GS Soe | erty’. tatu con set Yor | seheaesoomayi08 feu ewes oxen Broubvay. | uml ste hesdy Eat atk set al fot at excop- yr ote ‘ Gouge ho Guage Riv RG. 43% | ceone Mpoctie on near said ground excapt for re | All the tacght. For further in- | dureble than best @t hice ropes; also for sash thoi ert He ne ee ee canine wane, fa | Mc Fevlig”precing cnn for idiea cat gentlemen Teton bey ede of srtvs Gus wire Std Sary Seiivle " 4 4 4% _ 900 Hatlom BR.... 31% | Sou case wade and provided, UavID PO 1 | every Saturday oveniog. GtiAg Ww. COPELAND, Mor 64 Bresdivay, Sor iorened Dry Goods Auction Sales. abated eomiieameaeneeeternareeete erent RA_A LANNAY’S DANCING SCHOOL, MONTAGUE J. HANINGTON’S FIRST PREMIUM STAINED seit yicriiaso tomo, Talal... 114 265689 | the following prices were obtained yesterday at the | CIPHCIAL TKLAORAPH NOfICE—TO THE PUBLIO— “No 6 Oowrt Brookiya, will be re Wee iatenat the Orretal Petes ter nate tort en Goiten 719 $15,061 Lnems en as” citing | Continued sale of French goods, made by Mesars. Coffin & | \) The pubile aro respectfully informed thst the House ea Netncatar, October 18 Lessons ic Uiaock, | Free RoW om exhibition, conalting of stained ¢lasg Girghame ss. 8 '48T ccansoa "| Haydock —cuspenders old at 100. a 260; roabe Agurea | 106% rnting Telegraph extending from Now Yore to | $9. TSit'be acuated by her. daughters Matizes Dan- | church indore, with Agus sae of oh, colaved pe ie ars Straw goods, i? do and sup, silk stripe valcanixed, 28¢. © 560.; aamall | thereughly repaired, and ianow in superior order for the | ¢SBtes, aa thal tacticehany Sooty in schools an | dwellings; and a great ver.oty of ap: in € loves 4 (380 line bid gloves, $1 62 8 $3.02; French colored silk era | tranrwission axd prompt oelivery of telegraphic des- | to private closes, particulars apply to Mrv. Let | sce, and ornamental sulta’ the. embel” Spo) 2 186 vate, 8e. @ 873<c.; colored ilk patebes, which aro printed by the instruments used on | 48 Livingston street, Brooklyn. I‘shmest of mansions of aruste” stadloa. Zoo’ rien fe vs eneey 1 eesti 6 sd gre grain Ctavats, | thie ling. The endersigned aveile himself of thia occa. | ——~ attached to cach specimen at the ex Total,..... 114 $20,918 eats” abagas ond do. figured gron éatin do, 886. @ $115; extra | 9 mio seees ee ee ee ae petrenage extented R. meng 4 TAS: A ag at 10 it ge faE Fehon. 4 Fe Ao oo Cag rod hen ware- ‘& Conoressiox an Distaict ox Maren — Total...... 98 $10,609 | Seared do., $1 15; extra rich figured. do poult de | to this popujor ropes ly solicits a ¢ontina- Nadien jooklyn Loy ? class or young | house the eudsoriber, 442 Broadway, where Sona sofa cto Weise ecto sree” Nesters aie cena tal gra ba tenet So goa | eam | 74h mi no Hey re, eval ie Wh | ona nected wit conemy ond nptck > res Wiowy tne. enclas, toot. oatiicte,Togmems | Werehiaits te 3keno a Ey ak A ne Spam — Kine 40D, SESE BM yf pene thagpe ge “Bag Aw ot Saar Wawien oo a Sat reveia) “Wild Cat Planiations’’ which rote’, did @ | Lastingn...... 1 295 ae testitie’ Asien’ at = ine ‘® large line } pupa, Ste tcnat pub indies pat sel Broad way. Ct orr ah alan Sap came prety oh z den organized by the « ‘of of 03; eb0g $4 17,348 = ‘Total.,..,, 109 12,610 | twenty & tm iobons, which ombraced | and Se Pipe Caco at tae Oe | new inners for o are eomewhat ad- ing an: wearing soparel @iapese of ta Ohba ree Pane ree fa ar aos he / fulied for ‘trimmings - wo ee at ee | Pasov ean Ot ants oe Watts stvont, Ue ieneref es | cas vet a sat wipleations be tends aL tee, Ee ee i conirin {oor paanestng 4 D. my r a A mw o b 7 ad Meonld by throws out 1 Totes. 2h $67,088 | priors ranging at 6350. 60, op to Wp. and De for ordi: | ton, up rian in the boorstene. UNION?” | LoMBOT, 401 Peart steer