The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1855, Page 3

“FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Wepnespay, Sept. 5—6 P. M. The stock market is sustained by the upward move- ment in Erie. The balls in that stock have taken hold with a great deal of spirit. The transactions thia morning sum up forty-five hundred shares. The company have prepared a financial statement for the first nine months of the present fiscal year compared with last. We do not see anything in that statement calculated to strengthen confidence, or even to sus. tain confidence in the stock. Reading recovered to- day the whole of yesterday's decline. Cleveland and Toledo opeucd and closed heavy. There are no out- side buyers of the stock, and speculators have the burden of sustaining prices entirely on their own shoulders. The stock market must give way under the steadily contracting line of discounts. The banks must call in their stock loans. On a specie basis of about twelve million of dollars, loans amouating to more than one hundred million of dollars caunot be sus tained. The fluctuations in some of our Western railroad stocks show how their market value is maintained. Hundreds of thousands of dollars o them are hypothecated in Wal! street, and it will re quire but a slight stringency in the money market ‘to destroy ail margins and force them out for sale. ‘The good stocks, such as Galena and Chicago, Michi- gan Southern and Michigan Central, and Chicago Rock Island, would not be unfavorably affected times become pretty tight; but such stocks as Cleveland and Toledo, Cleveland and Pittsburg, and most of the Ohio railroad stocks, the intrinsic value of which ia so far below current rates, will fall rapid- ly back as soon as a more active demand for money springs up. That demand will soon be realized. We shall bave before the 1st of November such a bank contraction as will startle some of the largest holders of fancy ruilroad stocks. Erie may be carried up by the force of speculation several percent. Cleveland and ‘Toledo may, for a short time longer, be sustained in the neighborhood of its present market value, but nothing permauent, at anything like current rates, can be expected in either. Those best acquainted with the manner in which some of the Western rail- roads have Leen constructed, and the cost at which money has been raised to pay contractors and un- earned dividends, have taken care of themselves, by selling out their stock in entire companies, and left the burden for others to carry. ‘There is a certain family, having its headquarters in this city, known in the strect as the “railroad family.” They have all grown rich in railroading, and are said to be the holders at this time of a very large amount of railroad stocks. They are exceed- ingly shrewd men, and play into each others hands upon all occasions, and are probably better posted at this day on the real merits of the Western roads than any other set of men in the country. Now, we venture to say that, with the exception of the Solitary member who is compelled by the bylaws of the company to be an owner of a certain amount of the stock, in order to hold his office as treasurer, the family are not the holders—except upon hypo- thecation—of Cleveland and Toledo Railroad stock or bonds, at this day, to the amount of one dollar. Doubtless they have been more or less interested in times past; but to suppose that they hold on now, when they can realize at the current high prices, ‘would be to suppose them what they are very far from being—fools. At the same time it is well known that these gentlemen hold such stocks as Michigan Southern, Galena and Chicago, &c., by the hundreds of thousands of dollars. They have made their mioney in the construction of Western rail- roads, and they have invested it in those earning the beat dividends. At the second board there was not much change in prices. Reading advanced 4 per cent; Pennsyl- vania Coal Company, 4. Erie Railroad fell off } per cent. It is utterly out of the question to s(@ain an advance in any railroad stock the dividends of which are not beyond all question, and the rate equal to at least five per cent semi-annual. Smal dividends on ruilroad stocks are not satisfactory. ‘The risk in holding such securities, the danger 0” heavy losses by collision and accidents similar to that on the Camden and Amboy road, the probabili ties which at all times exist that competition in some shape will appear, make this class of stocks unprofitable investments at anything below per cent per annum, and none of them should rule at par, even with carnings that will justify auch divi- dends, The steamahip Pacific, from this port for Liver- pool to-day, carried out $363,709 in specie. The Hermann, on Saturday, will take out a much larger sum. . A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow, (Thureday,) at 124 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex- change. The Assistant Treasurer's statement to-day is as follows: — Paid on Treasury account The warrants entered ‘at the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, on the 3d inst., were as fol- lows:— Pktha ahaa baby hope REO Phe! Bo 69 War re-pay warrants Lasers and entered On edema ot the 98702 45 ‘The earnings and cipoailthita of the Erie Rail- road Company during the first nine months of the present and past fiscal years are as follows, as ap- pears by official returns:— New York axp Erak Ratunoap, Nine months ending June ®. 1854. 1855. Total earnings $3,937,583 $4,185,017 Curreut expen: 1, 487, S21 Net earnings... * The actual increase in receipts this year amounts to $197,434; the actual increase in expenses and in- terest, $145,167, the whole of which was in interest. Actual net increase in nine months, $51,967, or abont twenty-five per cent of the increase in gross earnings in the same time. The directors of the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance ‘Company of this city have declared a dividend of ten dollars per share, payable on end after the 13th inst. By the official report of the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company of May 1, 1855, it appears that ‘the total cost of the road when completed, will be but litte more than seven millions of dollars, as fol- lows :— Total amount already expended. $5, 866,362 06 Estimated expenditures....... 1,076,000 00 Total. . se eeeeeeeeeeeneee «87,241,362 06 As every iene of the contemplated expenditares is carefully and minutely detailed by the engineers, and a literal allowance made for cost, we see no rea- sou why the total will not be limited to the figure nawed. When this is accomplished we shall expect to see this company declare its construction account closed. We are anxious to see one company set an example to the world of a finislfed railroad. The Galena and Chicago can afford to do it if any road can, and from the character of the men who have it in charge—judging them by their acts thus far—we confidently believe it is their determinatign to do so. We can but admire and commend the fuirness with which the accounts of this company are adjnsted, and the perfect clearness with which its affairs are lsid before the public. Its statements are plain and clear, because they are fair and honest. There is no occasion for shafMfling or concealment, or doctoring by charging to one account what belongs to another. There is no loophole in their estimates for farther increase of stock—no buncomb predic- tions of prospective connections. The company is ot in the market as borrowers of money, and can therefore afford to let their actual earnings be known, Their estimates have invariably been far below the receipts. When the company are compelled to make a large? expenditure for “renewal of track,” it is charged, not to construction account, but to jacome acconnt. So when they lose a sum by their ogents in this city, it is deducted from the income NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, rorbisomonesall 6, 1855. account. It is the dividend pocket they resort to on occasions like these, and not the everissting con- struction account. This is one of the very stocks on the market which are selling elon intrinsic value. It paid seventeen per cent dividends last year. With a “capital of only $7,260,000, an overplus of $428,844, and an incease from earningsr of $3,000,000, which will, without doubt, be realized during the present fiscal year, they can pay twenty- five per cent this year with perfect ease. The stock of this company is now selling at 111 a 1114 per cent, and is cheaper at 300 than Cleveland and Toledo is at 560 percent. It is astonishing that a Sane man can be found to pay 86 a 864 percent for Cleveland and Toledo, when Galena and Chicago can be bought for anything under 200 per cent. By the recent report of the coal business at Bos- ton, it appears that another of the projects for re- ducing the price is exploded. The duties, which a year since absorbed the entire attention of the dem- agogue, and not only filled the minds of consumers with “ glorious prospects,” ‘but frightened the producers from the extension of their works, have “gone to the Capulets” with their illustrious prede- cessors. They have been rescinded, or included in the reciprocity treaty, and the result is a decrease in the importation. Like the Parker Vein, and sundry other veins of the “same sort,” the proprietors have discovered that the expenses are rather ahead of the existing prices, and therefore have prudently resolv- ed to leave the coal in the ground. But, as the Scotchman says, “The fule takes nae warnin’ frae the fule afore him,” and, without permitting our reason to act, we rush at the “new conceptions,” and gererally contemplate at Icisure the folly of our judgment. Since the commencement of the coal business every new region, according to the reports of the parties interested, would drive the Schuylkill from the Eastern market. But what is the result ? The imports into Boston from the lst of September, 1854, up to the middle of August, were as follows: — Same _ last yeas From Philadel ag $14,500 tons. Pott 098 ‘Inc. 77,845 tor Paltimore.. B72 49, 400 3,972 Alexandria. 18,265 ' © 17,648“ 61 Other ports, 19,979 617,208 2777 fw wa Scotia, 44,647 ch’dns 43,779 Dec. a tr ch's. 11, 872 tons. 6,016 Inc. 5,850 tons. Thus it appears the amount from Philadelphia is 222,884 tons, or about 30 per cent greater than from all the districts in the country, and as the shipments are chiefly by the Reading Railroad, we may as well throw aside our prejudices, and after looking at the facts, determine the sources from which the supply is to be had. On the Reading Railroad the distance from the mines to the landing is but 93 miles, with a descend- ing grade of from 22 feet to the mile toa level. On the opposing routes the distance is from 138 to 215 miles, with grades varying from 22 to 116 feet to the mile. On the Reading one engine can take down as Many tons as two and a-half engines can carry back to the place of starting. This fact, with another of a more astounding character—that the entire charges against coal, during the year 1854, was but 59-30. cents per ton—places the truth in an intelligent shape; and if we contrast the distance (the fact that the cost on the upward train is equal to $1 48 per ton,) with the other routes, we will discover that the dig ging and carrying will be more than we get for the article. The Reading, therefore, having the loca- tion, the fixtures and appurtenances, with the expe- rience and a capacity to reach the demand of the market, is without a rival; and when we talk of cheap coal, we must seek it only from the reduction of freights on the Reading. A committee of the St. Louis Chamber of Com- merce, after a thorough investigation of the ac- counts of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, and of the character of Page & Bacon's claim against that company, have reported in favor of the latter. The-committee were Messrs. James E. Yeatmaff, George Pastridge, Unit Raisin, John 8. McCune John Leach und John Hogan, all prominent citi zens of St. Louis. In relation to the report the St Louis Intelligencer remarks:— ‘ihe report isa complete aud triumphant vindication of the house of Page & Bacon from the axpersions that have been heaped on it, in connection with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. The committee give a full history of the affairs of that road from its organization—they quote the contract, the several modifications of it, the engincer’s reports and estimates, and declare that they have made perso nal examination < every voucher for ery special item of expenditure, from the beginuing o| the roa down to the dave of tbeir labors, includings 6f course, the amounts charged and provided for in the celebrated note to tage & Bacon, of Jone last, for $1,161,- 00. And after examining every paper and every voucher, the committee unanimously report that they find the accounts all just and true, and correct as charged. The committee show that the Ohio and Mississip pi Railroad has cost (up to July 31) about $5,500,000. They show that the original estimates were for under $3,000,000, But they show how the ‘“con- sulting engineer” was the autocrat of the contract, and that under the head of “extra work,” according to the construction put upon the contract by that engineer, about $1,900,000 was paid to the contrac- tors beyoud the stipulated contract price! The con- tractors were bat bonght off, at a large price, and the road completed by the company. Jn addition, it was shown by the committee that several miles more of railroad were actually built by the Soeapeny than were estimated tor in the orginal contract. Tidus fact run up the grand total of cost by hundreds of thousands of dollars. The charge of “fraud” in the making up of Page & Bacon's account, was thoroughly disproved. Every dollar claimed by them was clearly shown by honest vouchers, satisfactory to every man engaged in the investigution, to be fairly and justly dae; and not only £0, but the large sum of over ee be- nO Wenapepar, Sept. 5, 1955. sides, for which they had taken no note and decd of trust. 93 5 50 shs Reading RR.c 95 % 88 = Mich Cen 90% 93 do. 99% 1000 Erie 24 7 6 0 Cher c& . 1 11000 rie bas 200 111 Con RR... 6 96%, 19000 2 125 Gal & Chic RR.«o 1M MO 100 Erie RR. bls 2000 N vai bs 66 84 500 do, 10000 Hud Rad Mgb 76% 100 do. 2000 Hud Cony bs.. 763, 150 do 2000 Panama b 24 is 107% 700 2000 Tl Cen R b..bS 85% 100 OO do... WOO 86% OO E000 TU CRE bw p Bats 100 2000 N ¥ Cen 6's... 91%, 1400 Gehry Shoe &L Bk. 108 10 6 47 Venn Coal Co.... 100 do 7 Over eece 10 do 5 Corn Ex Pk. 100 do 15 Continental Bk. 107 14 Bank State N Y. 108 200 Ww Reading cou 50 SECOND BOARD, 27000 Virginia 6's... 981 100 sha Reading P.b8 1000 Hil Cen RR bis. 854; 125 do. 500 N ¥ Cen Bt bide 50 shs Canton Co 50 Nic Tran Co. .b16 do, a) 18 Page Coal Co 200 Comb Cowl Co. 100 do, 00 do... 90 oo p Abraed oy 100 Tapama iit jn} bo Cley ATR boo $f 0 Chic & RT CITY TRADE REPORT. Wipsmpay, September 6—6 1. M. Act —S ales of 60 0 0 CO bbls. were made of pote at $6 37, with some lots st $6 4. Prespetvsre—Flour—There was @ slight reaction fn _ and common with medium grades advanced per bbl. The sales embraced about 12,000 0 Including common to good straight State at #6 870 $7 25, and extra do. at 87 25 a $8. Imcluded in the above thére were about 5,000 bbia, sold, deliverable in October, at $6 60. Mixed to choice Western at 87 67 298 50. Extra Generce was at $9 26a $11, The latir figure was for hat ground from new wheat. Cenadian was quiet and nominal, Southern was without change current 500 bbls ing were sold a private Fi AO Bi was alao some reaction, and prices ruled about fr. a Be. per bushel higher. Thr sales embraced 6,06 a 9 000 bachcts including new Southern ret at A Ast 72, af 3,000 4 4,000 bushels white at $1 72 Corn we in better demand, with wales Fore olka! #110 8 PL IL Onts were dud, asin Ths crate about, 6 5,000 m9 bare of tan ea pa eS - ~=-The sales embraced about 1,590 bales, at snl Rigen at 85 75. —To $,000 bushels corm were gn; in bags, at 544 bbls. flour at Is. Od; 200 peanuts at K(d., ad 190 bales cotton at 7-394. To at 308.; 3,000 bbls, dour at ‘and 70 tons ol! cake at 25s, “Are vessel eee | about 20,000 bushels wheat for Gi O34... feral. To Antwerp, 600 bushels rye a ‘To Bremen, 8,000 bushels rye at 90. a 5,000 bbis. flour at ia. To Mawre rates were nd. To California they ranged from 30c. a 32c. pied rte aa mn 100 bbls. spirits were made at ‘2 43., in shij order, m ‘and 400 bbls. low No. 2 were sold at be ve wo, 800 a 900 pou. sais fork be clu Dew mess at $22 25 a $22 60, new prime at old moss at $21 25 a $2150, Beef Svatinne tre sales of about 250 bbls. vithout cha: p= Cut meats were quiet and nominal. Lai mand, with sales of 400 a 600 bbls. at Xe, rs L were held at 18c. Butter—Ohio was at Ife. 9 State at 18¢. a 20. Cheese ranged from 9. « Le, PLGe was firm at Gye. & 6 hoc. Sart.—About 1,000 sacks of Ashton's Liverpool were sold at 61 65. StGax.—The market continued very firm at full prices. ‘The sales embraced about 1,200 a 1,500 bhds, Cuba mus- Penons gent to prime uniities at 6%. a i Xe. Brewax.—About 3,000, Ibs were gold at 280. énenn —Sules of 150 bbls. fn small lots were made at New York Cattle Market, Wupwm:vay, Sent. 6, 1855. At Allerion’s there has been a further decline of bout halfa cent per Ib, on beeves, since our last wool ort, _The supply in market to day was 4,533, abo umdred head having been left over from Tastraarkotday. ices range {com 7 to 10 cents, averaging 14; and the probability is that some 200 will be left over unsold. ‘The quality of the cattle im market is an improvemens upon Inst week, though there were several very inferior droves. ‘There were only 18 milch cows received, and these sold freely at $36 to $66. Veal calves continue in good re- quest, at Gc. « Ze, with full supply. No change in swine; supply light, and all sold at previous prices. PRICES. Beef cattle, extra quality, per 100 Ibs. Do, good quality... Do. common, inferior extra, good common, Cows and calves, Do. Do. Veals .... Do. extra, Sheep and lambs 500 ‘The following table shows from what part of the coun- try and by what conveyance the supplies came :— Froth Mlinois, 441 krom Obie. 820 From Kentucky 417 From New Yo + 87 From Pennsylvania, 61 By the Hudson River Railrowd. 396 By the Hudson River Bo 497 By the Frie Railroad 1,500 By the Harlem Kailroad. ... 105 OTHER ATOUK. By the Harlem Railroad—Cows and calves. —Sheep and lambs. ‘ Ffudson. River Boats—swine. “ Sheep : “Atieanioglic: Taleo’ aiiiare. os ceteseva, Seemed for beeves at from 7 to 104g cents perth—the latter price for extra. A few grass fed cattle of fine qualit, Were soli at the latter rate. The supply for the week 790, about all of which ‘would be sold. For cows aud calves a good demand has prevailed, without change in prices. Veal calves have sold from '4% to 6 cents live Weight, the demand being quite moderate. Of sheep and lambs there has been a large incroase over last week, and the average run has been fair, The market was 4 tilt Saturday last, but on Monday and Tuesday 4,416 head arrived, which caused the market to dectine about 69 cents per head. There were about 1,000 in the pens this morn: ing. The supplies were from this State, Ohio, New Jer- ey, an a few droves from Michigan he following is @ memorandum of aalea by Mr. Jamea MeCarty, at Browning HL 26 102 cheop & lambs, 8684 Td do 128 £4 sheep & lambs. 10 25 98,727 92 ‘Average per bead,.:... 9 bila #341 The following is a memorandum of sales by MeGraw & Smith, at Browning’s:— 100 heey & lambs..#200 09 101 sheep & lambs.$349 37 96 50 do. 180 12 100 606 26 154 $00 Th 127 50 5 00 109 297 58 4 do, 220 8 Total sheep and lambs., ‘Average per head. Also, 67 Tight cattle from 87 to $9. The following is a memorandum of sales by Thomas C. Larkins, at Brown 78 sheep & lambs. oy do, 15 sheep ad lambs at... 0.4... Average per head Memorandum of sales by Baldwin & Humes, at Brown- Bis aeep & lambs 8715 1260 sheep & lambs .8234 25 89 aa : 4 ios HH oY lia 425 25 20T 11 402 00 100 Total sheep and lambs Average per head. Also, 63 bead Sa \d lamba by Rood & Fogle, for the woek ending Sept. 6 Amount, $519 44 623 63 231 00 132 00 4H ™ 59 425 BO Wb BL sceuge = ars fs 3 © poor = SasSSSssys 2,088 9,464 68 Average. .83 We have to note a till further desitua of (tom 2s. to 4, per head on common ordinary stock. Good prime, rate about the same as the previous week. At Chamberlain’s—The market has sympathized with those up town, and prices realized are about the same. F41 beef cattle, 7 O'Briew's—A fair demand ‘lias existed, and at the close the market was firm, Cows nd calves have been brisk at full prices. Vealcalves also sold weil at fall prices 4:6 beoves . “ Of cows and ca 112 veals (live weight) . A be.a Te Rie APTFULATION. Comeand Feat Sheep and Cate Lams, po 1,581 th 4/588 239 6764 ig i 1 13,98 Domestic Markets. New Beprowd Ou. Makxer, tept. 3. rm—The week has been quiet for sperm, and we bear of uo sales of crue to report In this market. Holders, however, are firm. fo bdgartown we hear of sales of 143 bbl. upon private terme, Whale—There is good demand for whale, with an ad- vance in price, The transactions in this market since our Inst include sales of $00 bbis. at 76e.. also 6% do. dark upon private terms, In Edgeriown sales of 600 bbls. have been male at a price pot transpired. Whalebep: —Iransactions since yur last: Sales 19,000 Ibs. Polar at S0c, 20,000 do. Ochotak wt 48},c., and 8,009 do. do. upon private terms, in FAgartown we learn of talon of 4.400" Ibs, Ochot: k, and $000 do, South Sea at prices not made public. Markets. Barsapows A Fes? den Lf. gp wna give of our market, which pecially #0 lant toureei, days. he arrival oreedstate have boss ior and the coat being bigh renders it 9 rrinous busin, compute the present of flour wt 7.200 bbis.. the low on which will be {ny #0 0 ye . and if ny tore ar of it Will spotl. fives, of course sack — a FRNANTS REGIORME, Faire cone owe ier ROOKL EN WOULD Let ee or ec pect | juired. FLEASANT AND DESIRABLE PARLOR umber sn a private Louse, to tot wi or witht org ‘din weal, below ‘Fourteenth street wat Sixth avendes. For terms, &e., address ” PORNISHYD HOUSE TO RENT—ELEGANTLY wes! of Broadway) rent. from jp mer wo Ma; pret ew aired; oF, S eestuehn os ns Roe bur Hy Peta tal ned 8p; iy. es Mi: ROBLNSON, “roads y Pout Uilce, ) REGISTER. Te Tie te ite mh TORR YE a T Tux LEASE—THE BRIOK im ren (te coer of Greenwich, with the converting it ote cigeet or 8 sore, for wale rin ing ve ga 8 caplial business place. Jisee. Apply to Cromnelia. 1 re eit BUILDING, 599 yd Te will fet whieh T° LET OR yy! er 200 fi Toor sliver, and em! building on creer “ceeh wits @ front of 45 feet oF lent rented for ® hotel, adapted, containin makin About seventy roms, oF other respectable: bustseen Adi ‘ar gi if destred: allies | “10 LET.—ON BROOKLYN HEIONTS, A near! new, und will ‘be. Bag cheap, Inquire a: 38 Wil, street, on the premises. bind 5 4 AKERY TO LET OR LEASE—OLD STAND, 67 SIXTIL ‘avenuc—an ou ian, t the upper alort ss. ‘Apply to W. H. RAYNOR, corner of Broadway and Eigh \ BEAUTIFUL COTTA‘ pained walls, larg wrapor tn bot Apy 1 io ant a Wok », 445 Righih avenue, NING SALOON T-SUITABLE FOR BREAK inst, dinner bal te lve of be. AYBIRS, mau aly turing Jeweller, 102 No FOUR AND F) house two stories ad and rear, Guted pil’ sia Rent $200, ty Lue y. ON YORE a8 TOKE TO LET. TAR doing a food Yuxiness Win customers able te pay, The Present proprietor. tay. op-ned m coal ue oa Ube maine pre nO, WIA CHILI! 1 t9 selling feed, Ae. Apply to UL BIBVENBON: No. 2ih Cott wire ONT. AND BACK OFFICES TO LET--FIRST FLOOR Nassau street, Terms very reasouable. Cnqui Phew tobe made elher on the premises or of William Rubi, ) 8 Corttandi steeet, URNIBNED HOUSE, TO LeR—HOUSE NO. 14 NINTH street, between Fifth and Sixth with (is fur uiture, For particulars inquire at 12 q Fhe ROOMS TO LET—IN A FIRST CLA house to single gentlemen, with or without bre } OUSES TO Kiver torent commanding a by 1 vie Wilh bat, gaa, hot und cold yo families of the tient respectabllity oaly, “Inquire at the offi corner of Sern and Hudeou streets, Hovoken, of EDWARD MARTIN, eonty eighth street, $1,100; one on Kast on Fourwenth aireei, $3,000, far on Irving place, nm aveRtte, BO00 om Sto 1A, M, ‘360 hit, Sid Fourth avenue, and $07 P.M. FAOVEE20, WETS A SUPERIOR THREE STORY HIGH ‘Daaernent brown stone Henry street, Brook iyn, afew minutes’ waik poly the Auantic ferry. The location cangot be surpassed. Kent from now to Bey next $45), given i iately. Inquire of Mr, SOnN KY HOka, 80 Naaeuu sireet, we York | } OUSK TO LET IN BROOKLYN AND FURNITURE for sale—The house js close to the City Hall, and the fu: nilure will be sold cheap for cash, If desired, the house will be let without the furniture, or the furniture will be sold sepa rately. Addre ward Carroll, Brooklyn Post office, T OOMS WITH STREAM “POWER TO LYT—IN A FINE, well lighted building, having heating and dr ing apes Tatus throughout. Inquire on the premises, IZund td Pitt se, near Grand. ATUDIOS IN BROOKLYN.—TO LET, IN DODWORTII'S $5 new building, No. 187 Moutague plice, near Court sre Jour studios, fitted’ up with every conventence, expressly for Inndscape of portrait artista, two having high north Wghis wot two with north skylights, Can be seen at ang time, Por terns Apply gu the premles, or a! A. DODWORTH'S, 605 rout NDID PARLOR AND ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FoR ldhed, ine first claws horse, to let toa family Si, Mark's plac Apply at en Stewart !s, rent 8500 per year; also xoveral rooins, a light manufacturing pur Jonery am howe #6 Duane street, Gost house east hors condway. Apply at GEMMEL's, 02 Broxlway Hi Al, oppoatt modern tim Parties wishing to xee th at No. 10 Fast Sevent Solelock Vr. M., at 212 Pe o'clock P.M. OUR STORY BRICK Hous nents, in Fifty fest mtnest, bet Possession given un yer of Fifieth atroe: BETWREN BROAD ‘eet, the upper stories and basem ‘nts o «No. 1gBand 10. Apply on Whe pre MACOMBER NO LET—THY PLEASANTLY SITUATED. House barn and about 12 lol of ground, corner of Fily sevents street and First avenue, with lintnediate powesson, A 192 Broadway, from Hi to, 12 o/elock, oF wt $9 itree!, ‘of P A. HI, JACKSON. street, ne tuinttles’ walk from reasonably opt tepante. A, en Dy to EDWARD D. JAMES 25 Nassnu stevot, N.Y LET—THE FIRST CLARS HOUSE WITH CARRIAGE house | pleasantly situated in Thirty ninth sureot none Leringion avenue; will be. rented very low Wo good tenant. Apply to LUSK & MOORE, ri 246 Fourth avenue, coruer of Twenty third street \0 LET—A FURNISHED 2OOM, SUITABLE POR TWO single gentien Terme & per week. Apply at 145 West hind tor. BE TWENTY THIRD STREET, wifurnished rooms wish to furnt i the mo tern tia Also, 4 suluble for une oF two ‘gentien their own apartments; the house conta provements, and occupted vy» small private family pasement to let, for a physician's dice ) LET—THREE THREE STORY BRICK MOUSSA, IN Pifty third street, between Fourth and Pith aveaues. Rent of each $900 0 yeur, ) LET—THREE HOUSES x Dean street and one in Second place suable, Apply (o MABVEY & CONOL room No, 9 BROOKLYN TWO IN With officw ‘Aleo two nice furnished roams for #ingle Ken'le he Woe is cecapted ¥. b. KINSHIMBE, 5: by wamaill family of three pe: re Sot a ‘ourth avenne ) LET—T0 A RESPRO TABLE FAMILY, THE SPLEN did (wo story and attic basemen! brick hours “ef painted thy wih all the modern impro nino ene throughou! the bonne, w con trom 9 til 12 A.M. ai ern ) LET—A ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS, 0 second Coor of the thre» wlory brick howie 36 Ch two wud a bail blocks from the Bixih and highth As cuue Ball roads. Porsesnion iminediateiy Le HTHK MALL Titi venth and at Inquire aon iminediately W. YENTON, 167 Jigoadway, up stairs ANE HOU: JAMES & CO. LET—A SMALL. HOURE IN TWENTY BRVENTH |, hear Pith avenue, in ood order water, and every convenience for @ sm y, Alto to let, (wo three sory brick be enue. Apply on the preinive a. a D. Ul WHET TWE lon Imnanediately treet TH STREKL, Inquire of F. P wa aL ant oro d | OOD Ta ¥ourd DINGT RT.—THE SKCOND FLOOR OF HOUSE NO oT cher street. Also, the first floor and smoond aitir bmt No. 163 Mulberry street, aad a number of ouabie tenenients to atnali fatufilen, ta Yarwoas locations: apply vo» W.JSAKYVIS. 204 Kim, near bpring vt ) LET=THE MOST CONVENIENT NEW BROWN Hone medium «ized house MV, St. Mark's place: bas ail the fashionable requisites: Just i for a merchant, tn t door, oro A.B LEVY, 19 ret, SUPRRIOR THRER STORY BROWN 1 LRT THE tone house, 146 Weat Thirty aixth street, near Klghth ay conaining fifteen roorun, in periect order, wit bwihs, yas and Croton water throughout, bella, ae abes, laundry, & ADS. YM Broadway 0 LET—THE TWO BTORY COTTAGK HOUR, SO. Joratio street, vear Kighth wvenur. in good order eo ing seven rooms, Has garden in trout aod rear, being bento’ about Diy feet from the mirect, and can be leased for three ‘Carpets and floor cithe would be sold. Kent $850 yearr Apply on the pretmises, or nt 3X6 Brosd «ay LET, APARTMENTH—ONKE ROOM AND EDIROC and kidchen lo each family, to Une new house B77 Mo « tear Houston, with all the conveniences tor sna!) farm Apply to W. &. darvin, 205 Kim «iret ) LET IN BROOKLYN—A SRCOND front basement in perfeet order pisbed, to a meal, highly reepectanle fauuty heterences ied. Apply at ortor.W CHET vie edie Mane wre ) LET, 1X BROOKLYN —A GENTEML AMALL THRER Hory end basement brick house dears!) locaint. « few minuter’ walk from South ferry Kent 8 raiture je pearly pew, and will be eold cheep. if spplir tn * mete vl y near Spring FLOOR AND larrinon place fmt tbe premaives, No ) LET OR POR KALBA VERY BRAUTIFULLY ninbed henaae tn 6 fine Woration ih Broklye, © short dis wnee from Une soath fer? And has ail “modern ianpto me nia. Nowe but wie taenites will inquire. perevally ve ween Hend IP orlork, at 27 Peokmaa street, fire Soo, up eaten TO LET O% LEASE—THE BROOND AXD ProuRTH ‘Borie of ome of the fnrat corner houses in Srosdway, be w Canal atrect 0% for palearoetn (or any Waamaren Pomamesiion om immraedintely, Adarem Ut W ti 0 LET OR LEASE~THY FRCOND AND FOURTH feces of Sal Brvatway, corner of While sires. being tery ciegant waicwromns, Powreniva tamediauly Loqmire (x ur LPT OF LEASE —8ROORD AND THIRE Derge and wena!) romans, tn toe large buliding ae Pe The (romi roma wrer Use toe ‘aire poor posk 8 ene? tm the prewbine, 1 Rr erioe ede 11 THE UPPER PART pe pireet, consisting of four rooms on “oy basemen! and bedroom can y duree witaivs, Eu quire on t8—TO LET, A LARGE AND CON in this eity, Tt now do te ovrellent and the rent te required, | Satlainc ire a STREET & . cor, Bromdway. cI y tory reasons given ioe disposing of tt CU's livery etable, MY and LV Grand wi Moi HES, CARKIAGES, aw, CARRIAGES FOR SALE—A DooTOR'y and, Pum ton, and iop buggy, second band, will be sold low. mina hw carriages of every deseription, Consinting ot rockaways, Larrouches Lusgies, with and without tops; light express wey Auitiug Kent for One OF HK Yerwons, AC OLE Lewd Way, opponite St, Nicholas Hotel, VAIRIAGRS. 1 top ne DOX Wagon; ONE Krocers’ OF soda Wale f m: ibree sete of single larnew, all in good order, alse, on nd, An exionaive aswrtment of New carriages ol every doe eviption, M. THOMPSON 4 '00,. 8 Wousted at Nuk SALE—TWELVE CAYUGA & YATES 00. HORSRE of superior style and action, four of them warranted We trot one mile in three minutos, ta aingte or double hac: hess. To be seen at the Hippona sleblos, 65 and 6t Wate steeot, corner of Canal. 47 A DAY HORSE, Craie driver, an 4 lar M1 be wold at JOR SALE—A SPENDID YOUNG HORSE, tee stork. w free sty lak driver aad very gen! found; Would make a foe matoh or family hor or TRUS tp y axned but b fow borses in New York’ for style or Gon b the Sixth Avenue Kullroad stables, avenue, VERMONT BLACK HAWK ¢ anut Kind, und oan trot 8 tulle | iH) © wagon mad harneas, bots new. Sold ia.con kequence of the owner golnig abroad. Apply wl RERD. hy THU KSDI FPOk Sabi A PIN sound and kind, tsa Apply nt GULMORE & corner of Auanue siree toa wagon, ¥ 5 Bold for want of tie fit Ligek», near the K Brooklyn. BN YE EARS nd and Kind in A be a valuable horse of use. Apply at JOR SALE—A BLOOD KAY HORSE, old, sixteen hands high, warranted so harness;’ will 5 Wo for a family 0101 ve Wal Le Koy street, corner of Groenwick POR SALE—A FINE PAIR OF DAY HORSES 7 ad 8 years old. sound and Kind in siagie aad double har hens and #iyliah de Wil be wit cheay as the owuer las ho further use for Wein, Apply at No, 6 south William at or SALE—ONK, ANDSOME, BAY At for any business harhesa—price $1 Warranted as nia “i Also, one net rivas—price $10, Also, one’ first rate cart naroeaa— Price $12. All Wo be seen 'nt 73 West Seventeenth aire Sixth avenue, for (wo day. at very low Years old, splendid styj# nnd wouon, warranted sound and would make © superior family or shittiinye agon and harnera, tt Wo FA corner of Market any t ibey are worth Apply at 10 2 o'clock GUT yee 17 tulky, of JAMIN AL! ROAD W WB BAY HORNE, obntry, warranted sound and kind, elgie yours ald perior ants 0 ot heavy work. Apply eoadway, fire hoor CHEAY SURT FROM THE [ROR SALMA La aa pe SALE ~A SECOND g008 running order, also ¢ bugey wagon, Apply at 84 Lafay OF VERY n of NDIDY, Finaren, Lb, HORSES Pon BALE “ONE srt closely matehed black fon great endurance wy can be seen by iota ND, at’ Nelson's Hotel bow 14169 Post oflioe Hoes, FO" 8 hands high, in 240, Must bee chy. Ca ell toe alling ow Mr Flotbueb, L. 1. oF addrens FiGRSE AXP, WAGON POR SALE—A BAY MARE, 15 hands igh, 7 years old, sound and kind Ly « with a. bed wagon, (wearly aew.) with aii ketand whip atiached. Can be seen at (he wables No. L ‘amt Hiroadway IGHT WAGON FOR KALE —A VERY NICE LIGHT 4 wagon wi'h leather lop, for heap {applied for la tuediaiely at 19 Beaver sircet, up stairs ORGAN HORSBA.—TEN YOUNG HOItsR4, JUST threo of them are fast, aod would sui 2ME trom Pomfret, Vt.) w well bred stock," genie: bs iy at Biydeubargs sable, 21 FERFD AT A SACKIVICK—A HEAUT: ( y’ UL SORRKL | mare, «good saddic horse and likewise fa ail harnees, anted sound aod kind, also, @ light! ®agon, with shéftin ly new, and Barnoes. Apply, for two days, at 1 Vear! atre Va PAST TROTTING HOEK AnD YORE or oxy, A dapple gray horse, Fears Gh, petioviy soni. & syiinh; warranted to trot and if trained, can go low down in the we 20 aohd at 20D» PREDY Pactxg Gd Hoi ie troter Addre Ligt on 11) mee #1 Can atten, CENTIAL venlng, mt #0 Tp CON VEN THO n Y. Mmarveat, See'y LIQUOR DEALER AND GROCERS ~ iter wo the bow pipes, tn 19 WILLIAM STREET tor quality, Labo White A Curacao Mkeur ra kupertines de Horde me de’ Noyn taatwiaie, parfait amour Fine Vrench © Preserved vegetal ine from Lubeck HAMPAONR —J MEYER, Jt, KOLE IMPORTER Vilierart a Verrey cmempeane, & mh oF to ate thie pow Bey fed bread & wae. Orders filed upon Ue oe kM. YOMIKING, Ageut LARET WINK IN CASES AND PREC DOZEN OF ¥A 4 prices nod white braoty bu preserving Ty brandy, an exeelient remedy tor distrnare, pure randies, wines and ignore, Kooleh aime Laudun aad Dalton by UNDERILLL & MAT TEIBON WARD ACO sand jobbers, 110 M urray @reet CORS IN HOND. parknges of vary ae cunista by wee tm wale bw tow cash i i him BONS 1) ibe tve Gre t ade with ome bewil Ge quantity of Uy ef Mangitah oe meetrh Cannes! ant The hverkearitar com) we ree the viewniry of Oe tnlnes, se se om thet 8 hardword Gre 1 Genie able net ioe th My carctal end repested * tee sabeors ter fund Chat (eo wns of inte cont be equal to (ree ameat Rng tah Cannel One rin ee by thnk fave ia tuylente romtm, wang ue beet of Wages Cannel ln mm ant Brecuee, hidge bn thee tober.) a thermometer ts wach. The reeuh proved thet By pounded Mee tresidge betd the ne a vongee Chan, 0 prune af Camraet hy car ef eatery Nag te Come! mek ae gener ely © 8 we te vee nw be wend oh Bh: or tom oh 50 yy ‘Sit detbeor ed. 10 RE OT nny eemte, bh men barring Saenglte o's tn ted as xy Wine; elon al tet othce 9° em or db Hated Sen Mine" Of Tm ook Tage PeOe coenet Wik egw aed Ropes ony + Hdee Sees A ah, mt TWO SKOOND HAND COACHES, ONE | K 18%, HANDS WIGH, BIX* | | | Ob inet | vited to attena, SUPERB &TOCK OF DRESA | ie AE HREEE DF eae eae ia IVAL OF HER ARRIVAL OF A MOST ELEGANT AN@ 4 NOTHER ARR! er delceted by Mr. Roberta, at Tre; of the moat qual jsTanaurganerd. sumed. The rat are now Invi ‘pitthin RCBERTS & CO., 315 Broadway. ee ULPIN'S OPENING POR THE F, On Wonpar, ee (2 6 mont superb cotleading PAaiis OAR 4 Cy a. MA Al Hie Newly Arranged rantous ae ‘Rosas, No. pier wy The inepection of eno Otty, Hoboken, and strangers vaillig the merropolieste mow ou the above mained day, when will proval what ts believed lo be the most reoharché Deray of fashionable novelties cones ported Into this country 3 Paris Manta a Emporium, 3 fe Brom S PALL CLVAKS, GEORGE ‘BRODER, NO. Canal and 63 Lirpenard «treet, haa now in stereo ansortinent of novelties in velvet, cloth and maton ndque cloaks a! mantilias, to, which he Iavites Wap holerale cash and ahort thane buyer. ALL A b EW STYLE, FALL BOW: J nete.—A beautify) bith nt now ready Lor ty ol entirely new rials aid designs, Also & large tment of paviern boabets ir ‘wa tow , 443 Broadway, up stato, (stoner STELLA SHAWLS —A LAROR ASSORT. 4 Ce gh thie elegant style of shaw), just recewed, will be ottered u re t ROHL, PRISON 4 LA euanorEniwa N BULLION AND AiRAID, HM,” military uniform, masonic regalia or th-atrical Persons wishing t have work done in the best mannose eltier of the BLove branches, apply at 110 Forsyth atreet, jonas AT HALY PRIORS AUCTION 001 100 lack spotled veil, y one AMEE MADDEN, oat Brosdwag, above Hleookor atreet ASHION ABLE ral MILLINERY — We world cai! th ular aiention of India York, to the largest and choicest | gi ctark stone and Neapolitan bonnets ever opomed tn Ua aly Now ready for ip ATTRAC EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS, OMS Brenan, opposite Motropellinn ere FY: -L FLOWERS AND PRATHERS.—) AMES T reapectiuliy reminds the trade that the bulk of tks ftomnal stock ta now avaiable: baskets with frult and 1 for the million, wt No. 7 way, come LAAR, BLS BROADWAY.—GRAND AU F ‘tuan opening, Thursday, Kept. 6, 18K —The . above e most respectfully informed that on the’ da: Choiee AmOrlNOnt Of the Latest noveltins la aud Leg | Apnarrel will be on exhibition, wll of the tery beat tak, much wa cannot Parallel GENIN’ Bazaar, bt 3 Brow 7 coe INMRY ware TAL, ——— COUNTRY Ma. OT Oanal street, will intro “Faraday wet nt yal b0 eaoea & LAKE, 471 Heondwreg. res, ph ote, Fewoch one of the largeat the United Slates, amd al eaamine VinAW TRI porvere and Jobber Jerien, and 1 commer of WS EDUCATION. BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIO MOLE AR, Gn Nicontway corns of Maegan nd prtvaie pu (in and que 4 prarteca’ dovite terms NB Med CARD LX cations Cubou, bovkaeey! aily thin werk for Ine ructh 4 arithinet OLIVER B GOLDSMITH, Broadway, corner of Frankia stuenet THE BUWSCRIBER WILL RY Ive, APYLA nap, che The Trustee’ bhrelally oper tuterested in the auicceas of the i \OLLPGK OF 81 WRANCIN XAVE ths treet, between were Hiudenta. 9 year 0 received on ap Vor pups over mises, DEISOOL . $12 & per quarter; (hove unde L a the ladies of York tat she hes A..F arare, and thal in conseqnence of the numergne ne ahve has received for tive atudy of tore, the Classen wil Commence at 11 o'@! No. thy Clinton place {HUMAN —WANTED. A GENTLEMAN TO TH. J Geran, whoae dialect is pure, and who understands Foglind Innguage perfectly. One preterred capable af vores music. jews early in the morning or afer 6 F. dvertiner. Address, with lorie, box Mo. AND MRS. CHAKL@ OANDA’™ BOARD and day school for young ladies, No. 17 <— be operand on Wednesda: s taytomber MMLEN'S BOARDING AND DAY RCHOOL Twenty ectont | ——-, will be re openmd M ened % for young indies, No. 125 Wee enth ay enw with releremees, Ar Uae reaidene mm 8 ROARING AND ne at te M2 GHAND VAUe OLASMICAL PNOLENM, ¥reneb and pind boarding instivate, Nadwon sad Weal Terraces, Hoboken, SJ. la now open bt the receptiam a Oieeilare, references, heat Ur lnetdistiom GRADUATE OF FENN 4 + Ppaciah wishes to give lemons in @ college, oF otter, Ke. Ua Hrontway. from 7 to 10 vee FM A lo Mr Lacordetie tatber, of at Ko. GT Weat Trent A PROV ERHOR M*ra“e MARTINGT® FRENCH AND ate Loardiog sad day sehonk for young ledine, No. 3 Twenty first street bel ween Pitts and pen on MowAay, Sepirmniver 10 N LL. PFISTER CONTINGWS TO TRCKIVE WRW PW pie, matrucian in Vreneh abd German, ot her roses, i bowery, tetwern Iivingivn and Manure NOWTUTE a ing and day fod od No #4 Vast Treaty y Mr FLLe CHAK IHN, of Parts (formar school), #0 open om Wolnestay, Sag. SARA IVES SCHOOL, NO. 16 PAY Vith street, Jerse) Oily, reopens ¢ 1 DISROW® LIDTNO ACADIMY, FIFTH AT! +, hue, corner of Thirty winth street (Murrey 11), meer on Ww HILLIARDS, NOUMMENER BUAAARD WED 1 WAS THE PT imiretece se 0:4 inartir bode Recwnne Fiperimenied mre euperende ean cher mmbers ue genera wer ee buying Weller prot cantas be given. .TARH NOTIOR mg y BB Kihp tovne your inopecten af ious wteag tieledeed ap fre ee ee) io Me he wordt to produce truhtanen Ah -anbectae eS te "Tan pean uaa aris ie rene WATCHES, JEWRLEY, 6. Ceara gare poreheacng