The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1855, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Turspay, Aug. 21—6 P. M. ‘There was a little more actifty this morning among the leading railroad stocks, but prices. were not sustained. At the first board Canton Company declined } per cent; Cumberland Coal, }; New York Central Railroad, {; Hariem, j; Reading Itail- road, {; Cleveland and Toledo, j. Michigan South- ern Railroad advanced 4 per cent; Illinois Internal Improvement Bonds, }. The transaotions in State stocks to-day covered quite a variety, but not much amount; railroad bonds were in little better demand at prices previously current. The market has no life, and operators have not that spirit exhibited a few weeks since. Most of the stocks on the list appear to have reached points as high as specula. tion can carry them. Those paying dividends may vemain there, but those of a fancy character, aud those paying dividends by borrowing money on issuing bonds at enormous sacrifices, must full back to a level more in accordance with their actual value. A stock which does not pay dividends is in reality much better than one which for a time pays them by increasing its floating or funded indebted- ness, and ultimately suspends, involved in all worts Of emberrasements, Both Erie and Harlem re actually better stocks mow thin when they were paying regular semj-annual divi- dends. Then they were getting deeper and deeper into difficulties, and the longer they paid dividends the greater their embarrassments became, until, by @ final suspension, an opportunity was given to re- cuperate. It will be many years before the stock- holders in either of them will ever get a cent, but they may ve thankful that the roads did not fail in- to the hands of receivers. The Western railroads, asa general thing, are doing well; but there are some black sheep among them. An unfinished rail- road, one that is contiaually in the market as a bor- rower of money at high rates of interest, aud u seller of bonds at enprmous discounts, never should pay dividends, even if it has a net income large enough 10 do so, }ut should appropriate its earnings to the liquidation of its immediate liabilities, and relieve itself from all financial difficulties. Instead of doing this, we find railroads borrowing money at usurions rates, on short time, selling its bonds at great sacri- fices and paying dividends, without earning the first cent. Their managers conceive it neceasary to carry | on this cut-throat game to sustain their corporate credit, but they finally bring up deeply involved in debt, abandon their dividends and become hope- kessly bankrupt. After the adjournment of the board the iollowing saics of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper :-— £200 Newfoundland Electric Tele; yh band, for..$10 00 $460 Cincinnati, Logans’t & Chi. RR, 78: ad. 73 $5,060 Alton and Terre Haute Ht 21 mort $3,000 Ohio and Mississin~’, xR. Kast Div. AT}, $55 Little Miami Rat -o441'Co,, dividend, 8 1 $0 100 shares “y4.j Central Railroa’ 42 saree oeriaad Bares Railroad Kinet aah catty of abso stock, 73 Pe °° paid, sold’ for $154 “Mi the second fho%rd the market generally was Setter. ‘Reading Railroad advanced 3: Erie, }; ‘Cumberland, 4; ‘RMichigan Southern Railroad, }; Hudson Railroad, j. At the close the tendency wag ‘upward, with aa active demand at closing rates. The steamship Baltic from this port for Liverpool, tomorrow, will not take oat a large amount of spe- cie. The aggregate will not exceed half a million of dovars. “The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's office to-day were as follows :— Paid on Treasury account Received $183,725 87 2 129/910 35 4,117,265 62 Paid for Assay. office. 24.418 8) Paid on disbursing 07,843 53 ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 18th inst., were as follows:— Wor the Treasury Department, 355 80 ‘For the Interior Department. 5 ‘War warrants received and entered Drawn on account of the navy.... Covered in from miscellaneous sources, Repayments on account of the navy. 562 On the 16th of March last, the Cleveland and To; ‘edo Railroad Company declared a dividend of ten per cent for the previous twelve months. ‘That di- vidend was paid in bonds which were issued at less than sixty-five per cent. The next six months end the Ist of October, and it is about time to look around end figare up the probabilities of a dividend. ‘The gtoss earnings of the company for the four | months past, according to official returns, were as | tollows:— Total groas earnings V'stimated for August. Do. dor September . Yotal gross income for six months. Current expenses, fifly per evut do.....$! laterest on bunds, $5,549,000, @ months, 224,210 Total met earnings....+-++ ‘The capital stock amounts to about three millions of dollars, and there is a large floating debt. The above net income is equal to only two and a half per cent on the capital, but before any dividend can be paid the interest on the floating debt, at leam, must be provided for, 80 that the rate is likely to be considerably leas than two and a half percent. We have no idea that the company will acknowledge its inability to pay a larger dividend, and to cover up jts unproductiveness may reaort to another issue of donds, and squeeze out five per cent. From Cleve- land to Toledo is one hundred and tweive miles. It isa good route for a railroad, as it ison one of the main lines Letween the East and West. A road properly laid out, well built and well managed, would undoubtedly have peid « fair profit on the amount actaally expended. The road as it now stands cost too much. It hae already cost, in its anfinisbed state, double what it should have cost completed and fully equipped. It has two tracks of siifferent gauges, requiring the maintenance of two sistinct sets of equipments. This sort of manage- ment ie visible throughont, and where fifty per cent bf gross earnings might suffice for expenses on ordi- ‘nary roads, it will require upwards of sixty on this. ‘There are, in fact, two distinct roads to support. ‘The following communication has been called out dy our Temarks regarding the finances of this com- pany, and the writer agrees with usin the views pxpressed :-~ CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD. TO THE FITOR OF TNE WERALD, tee Cree The remarks i ir paper of Tuesday, on - lands ot ‘Toledo ratiroed, Were gros. T have watched the finetuations, of this stock closely, and noticed all the statemcnts which from time to tine have been published in the newspapers concerning it—«l of which, till the ‘appearances in the Hrnatp of the article referred to, have deen were puffs about ite prevent and prospective Inu tens. Th is the custo of many of our railroads to pub Sh monthly statements of their receipts. The Cleveland ‘and Tolcdo Railroad Company, however, do even more than this, When any week's business is particularly dwilliant it t+ eure to be paraded in the papers in compa the week of the previous year, ni fs made of the great increas’ per went, whilst a is said about how many additional miles art open and in operation to make the earnings jarger thaw before. When the business is not sudicieni- ly largeto boust about, these — scomparivons Jo not . i,) the oe reve bata cad pekene ict a spapers oficiast soihortt that thelGlevelana and Toledo ¥ RS tom fe fr 8 bent ania! “ ’ east. But di When October came ing, on bay of dividend. Money wae tight then, being worth two oe three pec ceat a month. Last April, however, « secip dividend of (eu per cent was paid 4 the profits’ of ibe ear. Hf a iew weeks ago a Hartlord poper. which profess. to Anow a great wat about New York stokes, bonds, amd tmances ty, ished artic! the Pi ng re Waslele of this ‘thea, wien the Wabash ‘alley road was open and connected! with it, and wound ie paid te September” Perhaps there. will be, ar wnobey te ema) . " e i ae Srey bev’ bat tare haa toon 0 Ske > fovmner wade and net fulitied. Al any rat April and October are the dates the Cleveland and Toledy Compsny profess to be their dividend months, and why Septem cr chould He naswed this year In which to pay a dividend tt i+ Ai cult to kee unless the company eo much cosd hand as fo makes it feel no suxious to distribat navn the atackliolders even before tke utuad tir Serlonedy, horerer, 1 etree me that tne pr 0 ¢ NEW YORK HARALD, WEDNESD. ahove its real valu mall in consitera- Jebt, and nanihee 6 athe: savant a are vi tion of the of capital aw! miles and in oie New York, Aug. 21, 1856, ‘The Bull's Head Bank hae deciared a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, payable on the 1st of September. ‘The Citizens’ Bank, of Loniviana, has declared a semi-annaal dividend of five per cent. The Nashville Whig says that the Minera’ and Manufacturers’ Bank, of Knoxville, has failed, and that itsnotes, a good many of which are in circule- tion, are worthless. This institution has been in operation but a short time. It was chartered by the last Legislature. The earnings of the Western and Atlantic Rail- road Company, for July, were as follows, viz.:-~ Freighta, $49,340 59; passengers, $13,321 80; mails, $1,895 63; total, $67,628 22. Eamings for July, 1%54—Freights, $20,553 63 passengers, $15,403 15; mails, $1,166 66; total, 837,- 023 64. Increase on freights, $20,586 76; increase on paa- sengers, $1,088 65; increase on mails, $729 17; total, $2,604 58. The total value of foreign goods imported into Koston for the week ending August 17, was $930,- 675. The value of the imports from Cuba was $86,506; Hayti, $25,938; British Provinces, $45,431; East Indies, $564,951. The following table shows the amount of coal im- ported into Boston since September 1, 1854, con- trasted with the year previous:— Same time last your. From Philadelphia From Baltimere 400 From Alexandri 17,646 ‘rom other port 17202 + From Nova Scotia....... 43,647 chals 45,779 cals From Great Britain,..,. 11,872 tons., 6,016 tons, ‘The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th inst., snys:— The Directors of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, (Ohio und Indiana Division,) have issued to the stock- holders in the road a circular explaining the present condition of its affnirs, its liabilities, assets, amount of stock issued, and the method by which they propose to complete the road to Vincennes, to mect the Weateru Division, now finished to that point. These statements have been cazefully investigated, and present a compre- hensive and intelligible summary of all that ia requisite to determine the true value of the stock. Various plans have been under the ferrin gig hark be = secnre the means of providing for t! completion the road, but they were all decided to be insufficient for the desired purpose until the present tplin was, after thorough consideration and consultation with some of the lending stockbolders, tinally adopted, as the most fensible, This plan, if responded to by the stockholders will se- cure the great object of completion, and will enhance the value of the stock from ita present depreciation to a nearer approximation to its intrinsic value. Payable in Cincinnati, in 30 years, with interest semi- annually, but the Company reserve the right to redeem the same within two years from the date of the bonds, The first clase bonds are offered to the stockholders only at bee Us cent, payable in monthly cash insta!- ments, as the Company may require them; but the on- fire amount cannot be demanded until the expiration of six months, Each subscriber for the first glass -* * a oust take an equal amount of the #--~ 4, PORES, rendering therefor, a= ~~ cond class aut: receiving h--" _ wytal amount of stock at par - _wus therefor at par also, and will be entitled vwy to much an amount as has been paid in cash for bonds of the first class. As before stated, if the plan {s"responded to by the stockholders, the road can Le econploted ox fast as the means are furnished, andthe contractors can put tor- ward the work, ‘This plan leaves it optional with overy stockholder cither to take the bonds of the Company’on very low terms, or *hare the residuary profite after the pay- ment of the interest on the bonded debt is deducted froma the net profits of the road, Te proposes to iasuc to the stockholders only $5,500,000 of bonds; one half of which are iticome and mortgage honda, secured by a third mortgage on the road. for $1,750,000, anda trust fund of $5,000, payable monthly to trustees. The bonds are payable in twenty years, with semi-annual coupons for the rate ef jaterest, which is seven per cent per annuin, and parable in New ¥ ‘The other $1,760,000 ia payable in stock onda bearing ten percent interest per aun Stock Exchange. Trepay, Angnsi 21, Lai $1000 N York 5's '56. 102 100 sha NY Cen RR 12000 N York: 6's °58. 105 100 a 5000 Onio 6's . 1055 6000 IM Int Isnp of 47 107° 4 8400 Ind Stale 6'4.+o 86% 500 Virginia 6's... 15000 Missouri 674.530 5000 0, a0 ms '« °70.. 5000 Harlem Ist 1a bs 10000 Ezie Cn 171.160 10000 do. 810 1000 Erie be '53.,.#3 100: 5000 do.. 15000 Erie ba 178. .82 10000 Had is bagged s #® 98 600 N ¥ Centi’ ba.23 08 1000 Lake EW &St 984 u te N 100 way 50 Maron .. 108 379 Mich Central RR 101% 99 Mich So&NInd RR 1043, 100 do... 6.160 10435 200 02.10. 180 104% W Galena & Chie RR 110% 00 Cleve & Tol GR.. 90 20 Go, ..0.0.., 89% BChick Ria Ri. 98 8 do, A 50 \ SECOND BOARD, $11000 Tenn 6's '92.. 969% 100 shs Harlem RR 5000 N York Cen 7's, 104 20 Mich # &N Ind P 10shs Ohio LifekTr 99 100 dows... 1043 200 Canton Co, aT 100 Hudson RR...bo 414, 200 ds Oo 2 mL 900 Reading RR... 100 vee do. 300 Wressss 200 Hii Contral RR 0 2 200 Camb Coal Co.b3 285, ‘50 Panama RR. .... 10% RR 10234 50 do b1O0 102% 270 Cleve &Toledo BY 89%, a do 102%, 160 D seve ‘gar ® do wo 230 doo... bao GO4y 0 Mich Central RK 101s, CITY TRADE REPORT. Tounway, Angast 2161. M. Asin’.—The sales embraced «bout 100 dbis. of pote wml ba $057 Bresvercrr’.—-Flour—There was greater activity in the market, with no change of moment in prices. The wales embrace) about 8,000 to 9,000 bls, including foncy and extra State, at $85 80121,. Of the above above about 9.000 bbls. good common were parebased for export. at $8, Common to fancy Western $8 Hoa $9 121,, while extra Gencsce sold at S11 a St Canadian sold moderately, withmut change in price Fouthern was steady, with sales of 1.200 to 1.500 bb! $8 75 a $10, and 600 Brandywine at $975, Wheat sales embraced about 11,000 to 12,000 bushels, | good Foutbern red at $1 91s $1 92, and North Co white 41 $230. 1,000 bushels ne pesee white first on the market, told at $2 00, he the Corn—The sales eae braced about 66,000 to 70,000 bushels, at 8#e. a 87,0. The transactions embraced about 6.000 to 8,000 bushels for export. Rye was heavier, with sales of 5,000 bushels at $105, Onts were firm, and in limited sup now crop, now Jersey, wns selling at Abe. a He. unl Stote Western at She. a She Corre. —Sales of abont 1,900 bags of Rio were maue at about 10%, a Wye.; $00 mats Java, wt Lice, ; 100 guayre, st 1 ad 100 do, Maracaibo prime white at luc. Corroy.—The sales embraced about 700 bales, im snall lots, at about the decline previowsly notiend Frewum.—To 1 pool, about 20. Wushels corn were |, im bags, at 44,, and 10,000 do.. fa bulk, at about 334d. Cotton was at 5-324. asked for compresse and 3-16d. for uneompressed: and about 700 » 800 flour were engaged at Is, To London, 1.500 bhis were taken at Is, 24. To Havre. cotton wan a rf grain at 10c.; ashe: Te.; bacon and lardat ji. To Bremen, 200 bbis. shoe 2c. ‘Lhere was po alteration to notice in treight» ¢ n'a. The Vandalla, for Sidney, Austrolia 40¢. per foot, nnd the Blacks Melbourne ai the same rate et was dull—No, 3 li do. xt No. I's full arrior war engegiag for at mockerel was ere im the mar- George’a. THat.—This articl: was confined t retell lols at about ihe. 9 $1. Ire — Sales were mabing of Sesteh pig at about BSL 60 to $2. e Motasev®.— About 280 bble. New Grieans were soul at be. 1d 80 bls. Porto Rico at Die Nivat Sroms.—About 200 bbls. apirilsterpentine were sold at 4c, Rosin end raw turpentine were without he aales eaabeased abont 1,200 Whs., incinding new mew, part deliverable all thie week #! $a) 250 $20 21, nd 1.900 i rected. at private forma and new prime et #13, and $19 87 for old mers. thls. ele sold Bee? tendy with moderate «al Cut mente wad O4 wick led at alee Om first bands reduced to a cargo or tw firm at Te supplies is epper war wing VA 9 MO VAAW Cola, (oa Te, with ome sua! common ot Gio. Tomacro conti ree firm and ia good demani. Sailer, Be © 19%°) UH balew Havens, Ouba, pt baiee Vora, ao, Wh raced abot WO barely Wale Srv pe at SOMe ae ADUORTINRAENTS RENEWED EVERY EAT. An. nN BAGS To STATE THAT OWING tan at to him in Montreal, Wes, be wilt We posbie to fuldl his wrentemats ia the nt beginning of September. ood from the parish of Crongh, county of Cork, last heard of be was in the State of Kentucky. Any information reepecting him will be thankfuily re- ceived by his wife, at 66 Roosevelt atreet, [reet fo An- sow Hart at the above number, pode 3 OE ae NFORMATION poetic mpd srysy BULLICK, BY Alice at Farle’s Hotel, 19 Park . By calling ihe will hear feos his friends in Catiornian ‘NFORMATION Ls WANTED OF SAMUEL EAGAN.— When last hear! from he was in the vicinity of Na- fional Bridge, Rock Bridge County, Virgins, Any infor- mation relative to Lim would be thankfully few be by his sister, Catherine Eagan, 43 Concord «t.,” Brooklya. F MR. JAMES GORDIN, WHO WAS AT ST. LOUIS in May, 1861, aud afterwards atSt. Paul, Minnesota, will send his address to, or call on Messrs. John Higgins &Co., 26 and 37 Vesey street, N. ¥., he will hear of eomething to his advantage. ¥ ©. DAVIS, ESQ, FROM CORNER OF COM- ton aad Water streets, Mobile, will call at the Post Ofice, he will Gndi« letter’ which ‘itl be of advantage 10 him, po At ei a ae BE 'y EOI Ea Po SAME—NOT WELL, POOR D—L. pee sae des (+3 hh eT NYOBMATION WANTED—O¥ MICHAEL WHOLEY, Treland. WISON WILL FIND A LETTER OF LMPORLANCE 9 in the Pont office, from the person who left town on Wednesday evening last, (the person who got out of 4 Wall street stage, and walked down Grand street.) * CHARLEY. JF PMON COREE, &. TROTTING —ON MONDAY, ‘Aug. 27, at 4k o'clock, a match for 8500, mils id heats, beat three in five, to wagons carrying Wm. Whelan’s weight; H. Woodruff names r. m. Lady Frauk- lin, Wm. Whelan naures 4. m. Miller’s Damsel SHAW & WHITE, Proy 9 THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF FINE STOCK.— ‘The celebrated thorough bred stallion Wild Irishman stand for « limited number of mares the ensuing sea- #on, at the Red House Stablos, et $50 the season. AU moneys to be id before serving the mare, Ali acai- dents at the risk of the owners ‘A. BROWN, Proprietor, ____ THE TRADE GOOD JOB HAND PRESSMAN Pudaey & Russell, 79 John st. Yen? man need apply. REWER WANTED.—A GOOD BREWER, ONE WHO can come well recommended, will hear of « goed Hination, with a good salary, by addressing Lox 284 sy- racuse, NX. Brewery capable of 100 bbis. per day. Is WANTED BY None but a compe- ALDENEIYS OF COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANT. ed, by 4 man that perfectly understands his bus ness: can produce good reference if required. Address box 165 Herald office. ALSO A od CARDEN ar to fit dasks aud patterns, Apply ns Hes WARE MOT DERS WANTED, ww i ‘powam Company, RTULFR WANTED.—A FIRST RATE MILLER WANT- AVE cst, to gon short distance in the country, to take | Charge ofa small grist mill. None but a competent per- | con need apply. Distamce nine miley. Address L, Mey Herald office, where to be scen for one week. WANTED—A NUMBE!, OP NAILERS ANO N. Redors call S04 ataady eumgloyment. by Applying at the Cumberland Nail and {rom Works, Budgeton, Cum jee. quaty, N. J. Ce WAS ASITIATION 45 GARDENER—A MAN WHO Understands his bua titers. In all its branches ; or ske the management of a gan be highly recom fe's, PA White st., for would have no objection tc small farm ; i¢ # Protestant, mended, Address G. s., at Mr. three days. reenter neeniowgnenneniest TEP—IWO GOU) IVORY OR BONE TURNER go to Philadelphia, Apply at T. G. FORD’ street, in the aflernoon, between 4 Nose but good w en need appl JOBEPH HARVE: , IMMEDMATHEY—TWO FIRST RATE ers. Appiy to C.C. Pyne, $65 Ath avenue. _ HOTEL! AND SUMMER RETREATS. EKNEYS HOTEL ERS STREET, LONDON. — Visitors to Em li fina at the above hotel te charges. and every at- ‘on to the comferta of thuse who anny favor Mrs ASHIDN with their patronage, Cc" LINS HOTEL, SITUA CANAL street, and directly opposite Collins’ Liverpool line of steamers, witha full view of New York bay and har ber, The pleasantest location for families in New York, and will let to manent or tranment, on most reason. able terms, with parior suits or single rooma. TALLMAND & MAPFS, Proprietors. 4 RAMERCY PARK HOUSE —THF PROPRIVTOR OF this hote! would respectfully inform his patrons and friends that le is now ready to let suites of rooms for families for the — season, His house i¢ now in complete order, and the large sddition ou Twenty-tiret street and Gramecey park piace is now being refitted and furnished in most elegant style. Families wishing a FOOT OF quiet Sie hotel with ali the odva: ot a home rill 6 house the mest desirable in the city. The house extends from Kast Twentieth to Fast Twenty-first atreet, with wings on both «treets and fronting on Gra mercy park: it is convenient to cars and stages to and from all parts of the city CHARLES Wi Late of the Lafarge House, I 8 1 LORGE GILLS COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 68 GLASSFORD nirest, Glaagow, Seotland, TE YORK BAY HOTKL, 21; MILES FROM Jkit- ferny, on Borgen Yoiat plank roel. The incest dewatifa! suaimer residence in the State. Fishing, bathing, boating. Dinners and suppers at am hour's nage Yrivate carriagoe to and from the house to city. Now open for permansat and tramsicat questa, Apply af the house, vi Go Captain LMBDE, Pow Otic, eres a OAKS, ~G EOP BRODIE, NO, 51 spenard # ow in store @ ovelties in velvet hb ant moire mantillas, to the MUMUN BASQUES.—A CASE WILL Montay, Augnst of these faah- fenaule gurments at $2 © each AT. STEWART & 0., Broadway, Clharavers and Peal ets, iF MES TUCKER al Fl AND FEAT reapectfs'ly reminds (he trad he talk of hie rich vutammai «tock fa now evallable—backets wich freit aad flowers, and bridal wreaths for the uniiioa, at 280 Broadway, near White street L ADIFS’ EMPROWDE cleared out an impor! BY AVE his entire etock banded cambris 5 wh will oper " ing; the choice of tue lots wil be 10s Ifa. and 186, each; ne sectnd JAM = MADDEN, above Hleecker strert 43 Brovdwo TeEW PAS, SILKS WT 6% PEAR VARD.—20 CAXd wil, be opened oa Monday, August 29. A T. SUNEART & CO, —— PENING OF FALL GOOD H. Newman's, No. 765 of lacion’ dress capa ant resmes, of the newest sty ot, fram $f to 3 per caren; niso a. great variety of mourning collars amd slceves, canes enon, wt YI Biewekor wtreet (url. vate house), tind block » ) MODISTES AND THE. JAMES TUCKER w from Havre, three earton ests biishment cottomas wil! or Boon as cleared f i" t inewetion TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. HEAP PARE ON THE FAS @ tenuer on the river TAND Most ComMMO. ) For Alonmy and Troy Passage, 25 coats. Hertha, Qo cents, tate rooms, 50 cents connecting wita cal'rouds Woet and North. The large steaxver HERO, J. W. Hancox. master, leaves north nite ofRobiaaun atreet pier every Tumetay, Thursday and Bunday, 6107. M, reviving by $A. 4 F CONEY ISLAND AND Poa! BAMELTON,—THE steamer NORWALK leaves Now York 04 fiiows — - 1M ant og A. ML ‘en iy eh P.M; pier fot of St P.M." pler No. 8 Nort river Me leavirig Coney Islam, agt trip, st 6P. ML Rare to Co Rey Yale) amd Fort Bam" iton wad Lace to Now Kors, 2b cents, Ne hail price for chikizen. FUG HE ADs ESTO PIER, ay Diti Nirekay 2 Bh CA MenttP Ww rs TNE CHLer An OF PuLser. is wanted at the Thi +, fora qnantity of wheel, amp 4 office for s a Rinker one OW MATSILE, Obie of aie perm) 1 whip aod ® ork erate IS 81) 12S MEKICAN COTERIE. —THE OF THe Gea eee amese wg iF) ©! » ie Ciyetal, 298 Grand street, for transaction of Business, y WILLIAM R. GWYN, President: ‘Tyno. P, Wuesisn, Secretary. OF ST. JOHN’S LODGE, nd members of sister . (ander the old constitution) are votified requested to their room, Broadway, on Thursday clock, to attend the funerst of our George W. Frazer. STEPHEN ROGERS, Master, Peter M. Starr, Secretary. ONICE, TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN NEW York, Brooklyn or Williamsburg, or taten Island That 1 am prepared to excavate earth and rock, &e., fill sunken lots, docks, &., on the terms. Fatisfactory reference given, if required, that ‘work will be done to satisfaction, &e. All orders addres- ed to Contractor, at the grocecy store, northeast corner of Seventh avenue and Twenty-Atth street, will be puoe- tually attended to. ONICE TO BUTCHERS,—THR ARTICLES OF AGREE- ment of the Butchers’ Hide and Melt Associa- for the year commencing the first of re now ready at their oflice, corner First avenue and Fifth #trect, for tures.” The butchers of the city of New York and vicinity are invited to join the association. "he election for trustees for the ensul ir will be held. at the above place on T en Instant, at 4 o'clock i’, M. Wd order of the board. Joserit W. CLINCH, Secretary. O. U, A.—THE MEMBERS OF AMERICAN CHAITER No. 6, are requested to attend the ralar meet- ing on Wednesday eveni cfetpee, corner of Lispenard street and Dd inst., at 8 roadways Business of impor- tance is to be transacted. Hesuy Lepcem, C. of C, ton, a onder of ‘M. GRISWOLD, Sachem. > WESTWARD SHIPPERS, — TRANSPORTATION Office, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore, uguat 16, 1855,—In conse uence of great misrepresen: tations having been made by interested parties, 1 bog to inform the public that the sI ight obstruction ‘on this road, at Kingwood Tunnel, is now entirely removed; and that freight (a4 well as passengors) is now forwarded in both directions promptly on schedule time. The continns- tion of this despatch is ensured by the building of an ad- ditional road over the hill at Kingwood, by which the use of the tunne! will be avoided, until ita widening and arch- ing is finished. This new track is now in use. The busi- ness community is confidently assured that their freight between the four great Atlantic cities and the West will be transported by this road, and its connections in time ot least as short, at rates as low, and with as much neral ratistac by any other route. Shippers at ‘ew York are referred to our agent, H. fh. CROMWI A office of Baltimore steamships, corner of Washington ani Albany streets, JOHN. H. DONE, Hotel on Thursday, the 23d ins Master of Transport, A, purse of B00. the second boat. under thirty feet, given on starting. _____ SPORTING. REGATTA WILL TAKE PLAC! AT POINT BRERZE inst., at 2 o'clock P. M., $40 to the winning boat, and $X0. to Free for all jib and mainasit boats Entrance $5.” The usual tiras will be J, H. MIDMER, OATS.—PLEASURE BOATS OF ALI, DESCRIPTIONS can be foun: at the celebrated race, sail, barge, and fancy boat and oar bazaar, 250 South atreet. 'N. ih.—Sail oats can be fitted out at two days matice, together with 200 other boats. Call and examine, C. 1, INGERSOL po EN el ali ican al Res nr ace OR SALP—A SPLENDID MARKED FULL BLOOLRD Kpanish pointer dog, Addroas 1. 8. Hecald giiian F" SALE—A FULL BLOODED -~ months old; alao. #~ LOINTER DOG 17 rovghly bee? sued retter dog, five years oli, at, Inquire at 87 avenue C. —_—_ Sanaa dl etntidi Gar. REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE AT FORT =| so anion ou Friday, August 24, 1855, for 17, 18 ant es eoot Working bouts. A pymber of Tagpale prizes ‘will be given for sailing and rowing races, amtatenr boatmen are determined to make t! ne of the teat eail- ing and rowing races ever witnessed in the bay of New York. A number of crack oarsmen are preparing for the struggle. Fntrance fee, $1 each race. Apply to Mr. GEORGE WARNER, Market Hotel, Catherine al G RAND REGATTA AND COMLLON EXCURSION, ON WH Friday. Angust 24, 1865, on board the splendid steamer ALEXANDER MASON and barge IRENE, to wit- nesd and accompany the grand regatta to take place at Fort Hamilton. Shelten’s celebrated Cot iflon Brass Band is engaged for the oocarion, The boat will land as follows to receive passengers. and will leave foot of Broome street at 044 A. M.; Peck slip, 10; Amon street, IO\; Pier 3, North river, 114;. Returning, will land at above named Refreshinants will be provided on board. Tickets places. fifty cents each. Committee of Arran nta:—tiemy Williares, Jn rge A. Cooke, Lawrence Maher, James W, Kee min F. Buck, Jas. McGinnis, Samuel John W. Brow: francis Glover. JAMES PUGH, Chaieman. Aton Gciimnusz, Seeretary. Several gentiemen of the Press have accepted am 1 tation, and will accompany the excursion to witness this selling race rommxa —THEXE WILL BE A QUOrt MATCH 0 come off at Peatty’s Hudson County House, Hudson City, New Jersey, for $100, between Hoboken and Jersey City, on Thursday, Aug. 28, at 2 o'clock, P.M, (PHE HARLEM YACHT CLUB.—THE THIRD YACHT regatta will fake place at Glen Cove, on Thursday, the 22d inst. The boats will rendezvons at Glen Cove on the 2ud, and report to the Committee. _ _BEWARDs. 00 REWARD,—STOLEN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, trom the store of THOMAS BARNETT, BL Wrondwsy, 610 000 of rewing needles, ec. Any per son returning the sane, in good condition, shall receive the above reward. Om REWARD.—LOST, A POINTER DOG, BROWN 2) and gray «potted, star on the head, and had on asmall chain collar, Answers to tho name of Bango. ‘The above reward will be paid by A. CUMMING, 41 Wal ker street. . REWARD.—LOST—BETWEEN PRINCE AND Bleecker pireets, in the Bowery, while getti ch the OX train, from the city, of the New York and } Haven allroad, on Saturday, 18th inst., x diainond from a ting. The finder will receive the above reward by returning the same to FRANKLIN LAWTON, 54 Wall stree $25 REWARD—WILL BE PA FOR THE ARREST ay € ‘ conviction of either of the accom: ot oorge Ka is, in effecting an entrance into and an at tempt to rob the’ premises of the subscriber, on Friday, August 17th, about two o'e YM. id Kawarda arrested in attempting to hig accomplices at the same time jumy window and fed. — JOHN SCOTT, REWARD.—LEFT IN A PRIVY, AT NEW- e) Letts, a gold watch and chain.’ The finder Mail have the above reward by leaving it with Mr. Wot man, at New Lotts, and no questions asked. REWARD.—DOG LOST, ON SATURDAY, AU- ] gust 15, 1865. near the Battery, a fine bred pointer dog, answers to the name of “Dash,” liver color und white, short nose, with very fall eyes; had a brown lace atring on } m returning hin to 0 Hudson st howe reward. —FOR THE RETURN OF A RED 1 interwoven with a gold chain lost between Twenty-cighth «treet and the Broadway theatre. on Monday, ‘20th inst. Apply at 44 West Twenty- eighth street, or Hall, Broome atreet. Any will be paid t REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, ON MONDAY 1 a young mocking bird, male, plumage not cbmplete, Any pe O'Reilly 85 White street, will reccive the above reward Pm REWARD. —LOST, ON MONDAY EVENING je) August 0, between Thirty-second street and Hird avenue, and Twenty-second street ant Broadway, 4 Morocco portemounaie, containing about $16in bila « trifle in silver, aa» small emerald ring, Whoever finds the rame will please lew at 113 Fast Thirty-second street, where they will reewive the above reward and the thanks m returning ‘the same to Doctor GOLD WATCH, ON TU DAY MORNT aboat s quarter to 7 o'clock, om the Jersey City ry, New York side, which the owner cau have by A the ferry, or Wo my residence, 27 Wayne street, proving property, ant paying for advertising. y to jerse: City. SAMULL WHITLOCK. HND—ON MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20 AT the door of tf Broadway Theatre, « lady's rel corn! iracelet, which the owner may have by proving property and pazlog the expense of this advertisement. Apply at No, 2 Bowling Green, front room up #! ire O8T.—A MEMORANDCM BOOK, CONTAINING TWO 4 notes and s «mall «am of money. Tha finder will receive 85 vy returning it to No. 1 Wall street OST OR STRAYED—FROM 642 HOUSTON, CORNES Of Wooster etree! on the Zist inet. a young black Newfoundland dog with a leather collar arovad bis neck, white breast, and feet tipped with white, Whoever will return aid dog will be handsomely rewarded, Li tate MONDAY AFTERNOON, TWENTIETH inst., om the road from Lake Mahopas to Peokekill, a -inall pocket book coutaintng several promissory nutes , of no une to any one exeept will returning love, Lake Mabopac. literally rewarded uy DILTON, at Baldwia OST—IN BROADWAY, ON THE GOTH, A BLACK vik mantilie, trimmed with crepe Albers! re ward will be given by leaving it at No. 1 Crosby street. UST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED, PROM NO. 4 wan street, a roagh sky colored Rasalan mee © the name of Whoever will re a ham to tee above address will be handeomely re der C21 OR TOLEN—TROM NO. 5 CHAWHERS sTaNeT 4 @ diac’ and tam colored rat terrier pup, answer: to the name of Prank. Any ope returai 4 toNe. & Chae bers street Will be liberally roverdad ont. wo tone eaked. S Nypet = ON THY PREM OF STRYKER! Nay, ‘ 6 Mewlay moraing, the 20th of August, « cream od mare, bark mane ent tail, with part of Rereee on when found, which the owner can have by proving poperty aed payin Charges JOKE CROMER TS Nee , AUGUST 22, 1855. __ SEW PUSLICATIONS. TRY EDT Or THE NEW YORK ‘The bacaped .ife Va vellod: the Conteorl of @ Alster of Charit; ie is not otuLe Buokiey D. kD, did obtain attempted thao to were re- etrad ‘4 desire now to palm it appear ar wine. 1 can only give thie notice, that the pablic may he apprised of the @cts, My book’ will shortly be pute Thhed, in roy own mime as author, and Messrs. tt & Davenport will not be ita publishers. Angust 20, 1865. JOSEPHINE. M. BUNKLEY, TINEYARDS JN AMERICA—TIUCE 125, CENTS, with remarks upon temperance, (its foundation, } intemperance (its causes and remedies) the culture of the grape vine in (he United States, and other matters of importance to rich and poor By John O-born, of Oporto, in Port NewYork, For sale at No. 45 Beaver street, New York. Copies transmitted free to any part Of the United States on receipt of fifteen cemts im porage stam pe. IME LIME KILN MAN.—THE MERCANTILE GUIDE and Family Journal, containing the popular story of the above title, is now ready. For sale This number contains 4 re-etition of for the benefit of those unable to per. Publication office No. 8 Sprace street. ANKFR SULLIVAN MATCHED TO FIGHT JOR Winrow.—see this week's Clipper, which also contains » Denutiful sngrevitg of the great trot between Sontag and Flora Temple for $2,000; also, an article on “Distingoished Carsmen of New Yorlk;'' corres between St. John and New York boatmen; chess and draught problems and games, with a t variety of in teresting sporting intelligence, The Clipper will be raady this afternoon, at 6 o'clock. Price three cents. 600.000, mont Rint Stig hy a: a) wears, &c., of bought ior cash; stocks, mat mortgages, &c., negotiated. Business confidentias au! prompt. By THOMIBOM & OD, beskers and commission merchants, 102 Nassau street, comsee of Ann, rovm No 2, second floor. TO LOAN—ON WATCHES, MA $557 000 moat Sree Atvcription of valuable property, or JOB, EB. ISAAC, basement office, 11 from 916. Business and silver bought. N. Saturday, ‘il TO $25,006 IN CASH, TO ADVANCE ON DIA monds, watches, jewelry, cegars, &c., Lought oUt on reasomable aml coniidential terms. Real extate loans and commissions of any kind tiated with Rromptness at 29 Aun treet, corner of Nassau street, Poom No. 4, $15.00 substantial brick houses, with stores sud lots in fee, om a fin: siness street in the city of Brooklyn, The Jocation will insure a rapid increase ir street prompt and confidential. Old gold .—No business traasacted ea IN MERCHANDISE WANTED—POR — every day at Fa iumaars od, making the usual turning will Weave Sag Hing evety doy at O86 a. Faiep Mioctitee iD oostlans fr dee’ wedier's ny A "2D. stea ner Metropolitan, at met Comp Meets Leal York, a i sireet, every neaday wud Fri A.M; lease fg " turday, at 3 o'clock P.M. “Fare 26 coute. Re PSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS —THe LAURA KNAPP, Captain N, Anderson, J: who excursions to the Fis Beaks on Tuslay, Wednesday ‘and Fridey of ts wes, Aewving Spring «treet «, Broome street and pier No. ¢ clock A.M. A reward of Assockst 10s" SHIRT ‘This sasocintion, comy of Mr. JOHN H. TRIPLER, cacursion on Tuesday, to nenturey new and novel affair, got At hia own expense, aud evinces « ape “revifore Haknown. seting of the agers and comuaittes, bold em ie wleas lamsachuset’s on her tate exeursem port, the following resolutions wore unaniinoua | | Grand aires | Bridgeport. G The abeve wi ' dy adop’ | Resoived, That we, the friencs of Joba H. Tripler, hare receive! this day another evidence of his generosity awd | nobleness of heart, in providing for us in such « fibeewt | manner this splendid excuraion | Resolved, That we congratulate him on the success of | the © Old Mechanlos’ Shir ud assure him of owr earnest wisies for Lis continual prosperity, long life and good health. Arelings ata a Resolved, hat bis generous aml gentlemanly with tho numerous persons in his employ, and ble | patrons, meet our hearty commendation: and we woul@ express the hope that other business men may learn that the best way te aucoess is to give good wages to workers and good goods to patrons Resolved, That thanks are due to Captain Thaks for bis able and lemaniy conduct, and for his wa- ceasing effor's to render this excursion aate and agree- able, Resolved, That the thanks of the company be tendared to Captain Hert, of the Seventeeath ward police, and te Thomas Steers, W. Churchill, Santa Mento aud Frances | Carpont “tent ward police, for their vigt | lance ont Alterman BRIGOS, J. ¥, BANNY, DY, STRELE, © CiAs. WHITLOCK, | G. W. THOMPSON, | Committees on Hesolutions, AOR FISHING BANKS —THE STEAMDOAT MERCURW, Captain Richard Yates, will leave for the Fishing Banks every day,g(Sunday excepted,) from the are places, vir cm—JSnckad TA. M.; Broome TY A.M; Beck slip, 744 Spring **,cet, No Hy AM Tier 4.8. 8S AM. Fiabe tackle amd nd musi will ace: a Se orm ampany the boat om the value of the property. Apply to D, ELSTON, “¢RAND CAM? gtepTING AT SIN, ie. Broadway accord fst steambe PRACURT: Cote, > | Ble entee, will TO $5,000.—A RESPROTABLE GEN- | followy,,, tn ound Aal $2.00 Hleman, of active buainasn vabite, | ang eee: ieeet, EBay at Be eka M shes to invest this qmoual ta same Frat clans eaten 1 + at BY o'cloel »| Spring. w lishment that wit! yt ie ng. Nope gthee * wre i pmond street, N.R., at ne, the e “ od) ef MUP, Al Het Ms aims to inet! Tn businem ae street, room No, 9 from 10 A. M, ta TO THE HING BANKI— —— August 22; fare (0 centa: by the NY AMOUNT OF MOWEY, be had without delay, om valuables, property, se: curities, &c. Also uncurrent mone rates. Highest prices paid for for: the Specie and Exchange Office, #64 Broadway, eppeaite | tho Pacific Bank, SY AMOUST N A te Sight, br jewelry » plate, merchandise, and valuable personal pro- perty finery, by KB. WUOD, 69 Fulton street, second oor, front room, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. JOHN HOOVE ADA’ r YOUNG WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE TO MERT | with a party who would loan her from 8100 to $200, for which she would give « quite of rooms, or roo board, at reduced rates, ina first class house, with security, None but parties of the highest respeeta’ need answer, Address H. T. A., Broadway Post Ofice I han been this day declared, on Saturday, Sept. 1. Th from this date till Sept fi je, nautical, merical und surgical instruments, fire arma, meehanies tools, dry good of personal property, or bought for cash, rive paid, a 40. Catherine Meat rt ALTERS, Auction amd Commission Merchant . 8 VANDERHOOF, Cashier: LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD amd highest sinking fund, belonging lie are therefore can- lout or stolen, Stuttgart, Germany, p tioned not to negotiate the same ‘opped. BEC! E (JS SOVERVIGNS, SPANISH AND MEXICAN “4 doubloons, Califorma |, and all kinds of ray i old end silver bough? told, at the best rater, 4 JAMES M. TAYLOM, exchange and specie office, 1 Chatham square, corner James street, Mornct ADVANCED FOR SHORT PERIODS ON EAL | foi estate, damonds, watches, jewelry, plate, pian- tes, dry goods, enrrages, amd every description of property, by <he respousibie Kmpire Joan and Agency Compa: C. WILLS, Agent U8 Broadway, opposite the Broadway theat TOCKS.—FOR SOLU) AND PERMANENT INVEST BD ment at private sale, $25,000 Hartford City 6 per cent coupon bonds; $90,000 Virginin ¥t 6 per cent coupon bonds, $20,000 Missouri state 6 per rent coupon ‘ponds; $5,000 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad 6 per emt coupon bouds, guaranteed by State of Tennesse $25,000 Indiana State 5 per coat stocks; $50,000 New York State 6 per cent stocks. J. THOMPSON, No, 2 Wall street INSTRUCTION, 0.2" DAY—BOOKKREPING, WRITING, Ae. eo —Terms redneed.—Mr. DOLBEAR, 600 Brows way, Will receive pupils at only $10 for w full unlimited course in double entry; and guarantees to qualify aa who enter to-day, to fill — as practical book- keepers. Negular terms $20. 10 —BOOKKEESING, WHITING, ARITHMETIC.— o Mr. DOLBEAR, 608 Brondway, corner of Hons Lon street, is now receiving pupils at only #10 fora full unlimited course in double entry, and guarantees to qualify a!! who enter this day to fll say rituation as practical bookkeepers. legolar terms, 8: OOK KERVING ASOTHMETIC thoroughly ‘aught, upon the by W. J. RENVILLE, 289 Broadway; each student re celves the personal attention of Mr. A, aud i enabled to readily apply in practice the knowledge imparted to hlu Open day and evening. WHITING & inoat favorable terms, NETRUCTION.—WANTED, IN 4 BOARDING SCHOOL in the city or vicinity, & «itnation for» young lady where Ler services ax au assistant will he taken in re muneration for her board and tuition while #he la finish ing her education. lease address Scholar, Herald offier, all this week NSTRUCTION—-A SPANISH YOUSG GENTLEMAN GF respectability, and possessing equally English, h and h languages wor Ieteure hours to the tuition of the two law where he would find the comforts of « hom ment for board. Address Inetrnetion, Uni other, for three pees ine trowlly part pay yoare pot —4 LADY EXVRUENCED IN TbACH ing, w for » tuition in the afternoon to leach inglisl, French and music. Unexceptionable city reler ences. ‘Address Tultion, 367 Tenth atreet FP MWOMAS P. DOLMEAK, 08 HEADWAY CORNTIC OF Houston «ireot.—Drer Fir—I whould do tajuaties fo my feelings not to acknowledge the yratificntion 1 feel at the rapid improvement my rons have made In penmanship under your instruction. At the end of their twelfth lesson they gave ine a 9 f thes rapid off hand writing. “I must comfeus | wax aelanlehet —never had { seen sock improvement in 40 chor! a time The more particularly was! gratified ax I he y euppored them to be hereditarily bad weitere Reapectiully yours, Me. 400s VOUNG. AILONS’ NOTH AUER, DU, KREV ED fob T tally calle the attention of the trade, thet he teaches the beet and elinplest eyatem in the country for -utting coats, vests aud pents ly actual mrewenrement the system will produce the forme of the body in all canes Utice No. 28 BronAway, over Mowers. Till ke Cook'« porters of taflors’ trimrulngs JRITING AND BOOKKEXIING—Si6 ROADWAY — Geutiemen doeirons of attaining without bert tas, 6 easter ot ng, Cleganee fre , he., are lnvitel to eal) at Pet & HXON"S evtabilahnent, Appleton's Dellding, tuspect «ye cimens and obtein references. J ANTED-—AITEN TION '—S0 erative scqutrement profecaion ix taught bey the adveriiver in party requires vat little edu Aa immetiais io rome way We realired. Premium 090. A pariver re quires. Address, quickly, Bonatde, Herald etter 6 AMPHICAN EUROPEAN JOINT STOCK VRP Aet read nome Company, 12 Beewtwey, New Yor Capital stork, #2 Th company beve paretaced the Furepaan expremes of Mewwrs. 1 tom, Welly he Wells, barge & Co. ant FAwnrds ed he Co. separed to forward parcels, jour *, tere iam! tickes aml treevare lo all the primripal citioe repeat all Cuxtowy hours basimnes with an tn New Yor’, Bortom, Mhiletel i Baltimore, to fornia Wile of exchange im © ult purchasers, amd letters of credit am all the pol cities of Great Beitaie aad Cie Continent emi Local crmmmesieme of every a - agew (or Furope cam be lorwartel by wll the lines of the Unites Mates end the Comeder Wille © change of thin ec tom the primeipal cities in cute rope can be purebred Of the agewts in ell the prine toom clikes 4 The United mt tA thee € Foreign Mhew—amiin, Liveryunk, Mare, levee, Bre comme Ba wey, oat Le paw ANSON 4, Manager EN SUMS TO SUTT, CAN discounted at lowest | LOANED, OR PURCHASED | %. priead, of diambads: qetae rie | of, gold watches, dinmonda, eilver | 4 ind every description | CAVTRAY & 1 n thereto, at safe and commodious double engine steamer MASSACHS- SETTS, FE. R. Hanks, commander; leaves Amon etroet at | 8, and Pier No. 0 North river at 9 o'clock, A.M. Fie ing tackle aud bait ov Woard, 4 band of niuic ty at- gold and sliver, at | tendance. OTCE.—GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, THR steamer MERCURY will make an excursion Wed- neaday evening, to Sing Sing eaimp meeting, leaving aa follows —Jackson street, FR, 6 o'clock ¥.'M.; ‘clock P.M. "Pare for the exoursden, 1) aecompany the beat. CHARTER FOR EXCORSIONS 112 GAFR AD commodious double engine steamer MASHACHI- E.R. Hanks, c01 jer, being now in complete | order, can be chartered for ‘cxcutslonts he ta the a lay ma 112 i on | aie i of dines street, M. hs ae fra 108 Brosdway, up stairs. THE LIQUOR QUESTION, — {UMMENICATED,--AT A MERTING OF THE LIQUOR | Dealers’ Soctety, held at Odd Fellows’ Hall oa Mew | day, the 13th Instant, Morite Behwarr, Maq, | elected Clerk of said , and it now Tellows’ Hall, second floor, ready to give 1 may be required, from @ AM. OP. M. WHAM? AGKE, J. MEYER, wR BOLE. TM ORTER Cd Dillecart ralmons verzeusy champagne, | invites the attention of the trade to Li nce ‘hipunea a this celebrated brand of wine, Orders filled upoa the | most Hiveral terms, | we, BRANIVES, GIN4, RTC, IN BOND TN Hale | vies, quarter casks and octaves; each | accompanied with certifieste of importation, For sale frow wharf or from bonded warehoure, vy 1. UL. SiMe SONS, 19 Benver street COPARTNERSHIP NOVICES. a —PARTNER WANTED—A MAN WIT x4 | Med, 00 the above amount, can have « chanee to make # fortune, Real oxtate seourtty given, The allel o” and every satisfaction 1 } | x —A SPECIAL PARTNER WANTYD IN | $5 000, 4 boot and shoe manufectory, the | Udniness now established, and will pay 15 per cent 00 the ital invested, The work manulactured ia of | quality, for the city, Western and Southern trade. Ap | ply to 0. 1. HOWE & CO, 84 Nassau atrert. lar —WANTED A PARTNI, WITH « | 5, 000. cash capital of 86,000, im the eroeka. ing and importing trade, where there by « aafe ‘able line of customers already estatlivhed. Ne cations noticed except with fall name ama of Direet ty Or , Dow 2.1 Mont Offer. ( RMON Winitine ncrative the abore | j= \ 4 $4, | ig bastues 1 tig at the es ful Vim streets rou No, 44. The business it an exelust | eecured by letters patent which have twelve yrare to | rem. Call from 9 10 32 o'eloek, and ¢ to 6. M, Ge tures dys only WANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER WITS | $1 000 this amount, to join a cash Vastoens te res obe of the best situations in the city, For further parte culare address Zeriga, bow 120 Herald office. $900 1 tneger axe ~VARTNED WANTED IN A KERIROTA @ bie profitable cash budness paying 4,000 are ayear, Can be extended toe much For partlouwlers. ayply to CB, HOWRS, 64 Noweu & | SO 10 1.000 —8 PARTNER ¥ | BOO ‘eeoticmen's sei children's taraiching 4 vhed, and the store sake ow ' 8 HOWPe & OO MM hana at CALTNERATIV. WANTED, TWO PKL grlic young mee to join & copartnership from the partion retiring. A safe @ (ness, established for thirtenn yes p Cot Crom 98,000 to 64,000 per your with sto attend to it Inguire C6 HOWE $4 Nasan atraet RTNYR WANTED IN A CASH HOM } a | $400 paying 61.000 per sunum — This vad a tine b abiinhed. and is without risk o | compatith interfere with 1. To & omaol etre tnd wonualnted with } a ply on y T) $40.—WANTED AN ACTIVE MAN | 400 this his emownt to join the of verthy alow tee Fete ($200,-% tert, ia mW rope table in here the lator ix tight. This ix om se copertonlly for aa \otastriogs young mam ty make | fortene. Voll partionlare amd nthe Ineyaire for the Doctor, at Petely he } j olf, a4 mlermen, with « New York ee I)’ A TON THE COP ARTS KRSIP HERE TOR ONS rritiog beteren Botaling & Perry bw thir day de solv) by protual comment. Al) Jemants and accounts to | be wetted yO. Hotaling b Hota } OW PRY TANTYD— A PARTNIG WITH A COMM CAPT. BGO WOO we Kin mary Cy from Wasieess, Vor particulars, siren Was, AS PASTING | Pent «hee | Wares ven oss gee, wae ™ dogurrrens and potarraph gallers | geod be wee Any young mam having G1M0 will thie & rare chaner, #9 6 tafe invggtanemt. The pur clerer be ewrced the art gratetioudy adress | Antes, tom 108 Hort oon i EDUCATION. AMAICA, LONG PLAAND. MIO ADHADNS BORD ing hook far young lates, wiki 1e open on Momteg, ptember 11s | RE MEARS TINO AND ENO anat day shoei, nr young ladies, (2 ant 2 Wen I below ee tvemes) re opens on Tharetag, Dire. Mars will le 6h howe to reeetve pee Sout, eT. MATT street, nae Breadwsy Drones wetiran tor wots wee CQ be Mf repos