The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1855, Page 2

‘The Whig and Republican Conventions. ‘The Whig and Republican Conventions will both be held to-day at Syracuse. The first business in order will be making preparations to fase. The following are the names ‘of as many vf the delegates as we have been able to col- leet :-— WHIG CONVENTION. ALBANY, NEW YORK, ‘Thomas Hilllson, William H. Sparks, Gilbert C. Davidson, Sharles $. ‘apy John L. Schooleraft, benezer W. Morgan, ‘Abram Van Vechten John J. Sille aks CATTARAUGUS. Geo Brig A. G. Rice, David Miller, James Kirkland. Daniel Herrick, CLINTON, David A. Forbes, Reory G. Hewitt. Benedict Lewis, Jr., CAYUGA. William Lyons, Hector € Tutbill. Elwin D. Morgan, ‘con MaLA. Henry C. Miles, Henry Miller, Moses H. Grinnell, Jonathan James B. Taylor, James 3. Bevens. Seusions. ONBUDA. ‘CORTLAND. J. A. Shearman, Perrin H. Metiraw. W. H. Shearman, DELAWAKS. H. H. Conant. Levinns Munson, ONONDAGA, HL N. Buckley. Joseph J. Glass, DUTCHESS, Allen Munroe. Jones Machin, ONTARIO. Albert Vankleeck, John M. Bradford. De Witt €. Meshal. OSWRGO, De Witt €. Littlejohn Christian Mets, ‘ORANGE, G. Spaulding, Ambrose S. Alurray, EDWonter Joseph Chandler. FRANKLIN, Quays, S.C. F, Thorndike, Jobn A, Fn a GREENE, Joshua Feiro, Roger A. ene, George L. France. Leonard Mory. HERKIMER. OKLAND, Harvey Doolittle, John B. Wanile. Chauncey Elwood. SCHOMARIB. KINGS. J. De La Vergne. H. Andrews. SARATOGA. James Humphrey, J. ©, Harlburt. B. Baldwin. SCHNBCTADY. LYINGSTON. A.M. yeaa. Charles Colt, ULSTER, 8. W. Smith: Erastus Cook, MADISON, Peter Crispell. 7. F. Hall, ‘WASHINGTON, Mariin Butts. J. ©, Hopkins MONTE. 8. P, Allen, William cuark, Isaac Moore, Joseph W. Gates. AL H. King. YATIS. NIAGARA, Solomon D, Weaver. William Keep, Ira Tompkins. : REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, ALIANY. William B. Grittith, Penion Fish, Charles Riddle, Henry Binder, 1, Harvey, |. H. Shear, Mareus P, Ferri William Parnes, W. W. Kubn, Devdatus Wright George Holberton, Jobn Nel. Davidson, Thomas Jeilerson, James Brady, &. W. Van Wart, ©. P. Williams, G. H. Mack: BROOME. J.J. Bradshaw, Robert Hort, John W. Salter, Dr. Hand. James L. Berrien, CATTAARUGUE Dennis McCabe, R. 1, Cary, ‘ecal J. H. Wright, x. M. Allen, James 0. mane ©. B. Alten, Wm. Curtis Noy CHATAUQUE. D. D.T. Marshall, Austin Smith, Lebbeus B, Ward, W. P. Holmes, William G. West, . R. E, Fenton, Roe Lockwoou, Odin Benedic Dennis Harris, James Kennedy, CHEMUNG. Hastings, ‘Wm. F. Monroe P. Bryant, J. L. Elmore. Charles A. Peabody, CURNANGO. Charles 0. Leigh, Buti Rexiord, James F. Freeborn, R. Jobnson, Edward A, Stansbury, CoLUMRIA, Charles W. Elliott, John Stanton Gould, John W. Lewis, Josiah W. Fairfield, Oliver H. Lee, Daniel 3. Curtiss, Samuel P. Townsend, Waterman Lippitt. Wm. Fullerton, CORTLAND. William E. Whiting, 8. Babcock, Joseph Blunt, ¥.T. Lyman. David B, Chichester, DUTCMSS, Franklin J. Ottarson, James Shields, Edward B. Fellows, H. J. Pearce, Wm. E. Duryea, Luman Sherwood, Augustus L.’ Alten, Robert T. Hallock, Stephen B, Baker, H. Thorn, Samuel Leeds, Isaac Sion. Thomas S. Berry, P. Dorthimer, Wm. Peel, ©. E. Clark, Owen E. Wes'lake, TW. Frolton, Marcus P, Ferris. 1. F. Allon, NIAGARA. W. CG. Johnson, Peter P. Murphy, . W: Knight, 1. A. Spaulding, W. H. Ingersoll, John Johnson, Geo, Bigelow. Jamon S. Whallcn, th, Geo. W. Goff. John C. Blue. GREENE. ONONDAGA, Abm. P. Nott, Geo. Geddes, ‘Alfred Peck, Nathan Soulé, Jesse Lamphere, ‘Abner Chapman, Simpson 8. Bell. Sidney Smith, HERKIMER. Lyman Clary; Bera Graves, Burr Burton, Wm. Usher, L. P. Noble, Volney Owen, Edwin Miles. ©. 7, E, Van Horn. ONTARIO, KINGS, T. J. MeLouth, E. Jacobs, Lyman Catlin. E. D. Culver, ORLEANS. P. Stanton, §. M. Burroughs, HN, Molt, Dan. B. Cole. joneph Reese, aa" emi, LIVINGSTON. James §. Wadsworth B. H. Abel, L. Bulkley, Justin Smih. Henry Caskie, MADISON, DeWitt C. Jayne. John J. Forte, RICHMOND. James Whitford. Minthorne Tompkins, MONROE. R. H. Thompson, Roswell Hart, RENSHELABR. B. Smith. Harry Betts, Geo. W. Pratt, Conrad Richard. J. W. Stebbins, SARATOGA, ‘Austin Spencer, Iehiel Miller, J. Martindale. Wm. B. Harris, MONTGOMERY, A. Pond, Frothingham Fish, A. Watrous, Gerz Hazelton, ‘SCiTRNRCTADY. John Frey, D. P. Forrest, James Grant. W. H. Beal. NEW YORK, SCHOMARIB, Pirst Set. Henry Sherburne, Laman Sherwood, 8. H. Mix. iH. SENECA. Dennis Meladghiin, Jason Smith, MN. Jones, ‘A. Gray. Dennis McCabe, STRULEN. Chas. P. Miller, Geo. W. Pratt, Benj. F. Butler, Merrill Colby. John Lewis ST, LAWRENCE. ©. W. Sturtevant Preston King, P.C. Wyck, E. W, Abbott, “Thon, Nesbit, James Redington, A.W, Leggai, Martin Thatcher, J.B. Taylor, Parker W. Rose, M. P. Ferris, Edmund Baldwin, Wd, Weeds TOGA. . C, Leigh, Benj. F. Tracey, 0 bees ’ Fred: Donche Wm. W. Kuhn, TOMPEL Geo. Hoiberton, L, A, Morrell, 8. In Macomber, Stephen T. Brown, John W. Roe. Alfred Weils, Wm, Woor Second Sat, J. Phillips Phenix, UL Joreph A. Gardiner, Luther Laflin, Oscar W. Sturtevai A. B. Preston, Pierre ©. Van Wye! Hi. J. Reynolds, Dennis McLaugtilin, E, Eltinge. M.N. Jones, WASHINGTON. Andrew W. ogra H. Bosworth, Joeeph B. Taylor, A. F, Hitchcock. R. Murray, WAYNE. William Boylo, Harlow Hyde, William Peel, Robert Ennis, iH. B. We Clark Lason, Charies C. Leigh, Samuel C. Cuyler, David Marah, WHSTCIMTER. Stephen Thorne, Wm. Bleakley, Jr., Amos Myers, Joh Jnbaz Gibbs, 1¢ Greeley, James T, Magui H. B. Dawson. Theatres and Exhibitions. Broapway Tunatre.—G, H, Boker’s new tragedy, en- titled “Francesca da Kimini,”” which has beea #0 long in reheareal, is to be produced’ to-night, with new and apr Propriate’ scenery, costumes, properties, decorations ointments, music and pageantry. The eminent Amo- n actor, Mr. E. L. Davenport, will personate the leai- ing character, supported by the entire strength of the company. The fovea of “Poor Pillicoddy,’” also be sr he huto’s GARDEN —Bristow's new American opera, call- e€ “Rip Van Winkle,” founded on Washingtow Irving's ppg eet aa will be produced for the first time on ening, by the Pyne and Harrison Opera dees, The scenery, costumes and properties are all new, and the principal roles will be sustained by Me, Harrison, Mr. Stretton, his first appearance, Ta iiss RO WERY THEATRE.—The ular tragedian, Mi Ww Wallochs dee isto take his tenets thie rrerthnr wena Ht is hoped his numerous admirers will give him a bumper. een announced are “Richelieu,” and “The Lady Devil,” in both of which Mr. Wallack will appear, The other charecters are well distributed. Bortoy’s Tukatee.—The bill for to-1 hit com) ises the new comedy of “Still Water Runs “Asmo- deus,” the ‘caste of which include the names of all the Pyne. principal Ry he of the Mere g con- etved with the utmost Setitaction. °* Performances re- WALLACK’s Timatee.—The “Game of Love’ yy) to araw nee bey talaionstle nssem- . is received with signal favor on every rey sentation, and Ay) aly be continued for a ped ‘ime. The new piece of “Robinson Crusoe, the Second,” is also ate successful, thew pieces will be repeated to- POLITAN THRATRE.—Racine’s ti ly of ‘'Phidre’’ will be repeated. this evening, Mito iersi per, the character of Predre. Mensrs. Cherh, Deaabaliog: Huse deux, Cheri, bree’ Milles Lia Felix, Poss pm will also Woon’ rey ape ia th in i STKKLA. The amuging farce of ‘Black Blup- NEW YORK HERALD, W )? ig apnounced for this evening, with many pe populsr featares ie nine, ‘LEY’ SERENADERS.—The new bur! opera of ‘aughter of the Regiment” ix completely successful. the It will be repeated to-night, the new prima douna appear- ing as Marie. ‘Tow Hinsesta at Tue Apotio Rooms.—Mra, Alexander Gibbs is to repeat this novel and interesting entertain- ment to-night, It was very favorably received om Mon- day evening. Pror, McAuuster, the renownd wizard, is making great preparations t open at Mechnio’s Hall next wobk: ‘Tne Barter or Bunxen Hitt.—This beautiful diorama, in connection with those popular vocalists, the Allegha- nians, will be put on exhibition at Academy Hall, on Monday, October 1. Mrs. Annorr, an excellent art accomplished actress, long and fayerably known at the Park and Broadway theatres, is now in this city, ané, we believe, not en- wed by any of our managers.’ Mrs, Abbott is an Giberican artist; and in ome characters is not surpassed by the most favored foreign actresses that have been im ported to this country. We are informed that a numerous troupe of Spanish dancers, under the direction of Seiior Don Jose M. Llovente, ix exyected in the first steamer from Havana. From the accounts given of this celebrated troupe in the Spanish and Cuban papers, we see that Mr. Llorente does not limit is repgesentations only to the merry boleros and sainetes, so common in the lind of Gil Blas, but has a repertory of coreographic performances, which canaot to make a furore also in our city. The Fire at the Oceanic House. - TO TNE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Tn your paper of this morning Ifind that you have my name associated with the Gevanic House, at Cony Islane, and that my fumily was still there. Ihave not any interest there for the last two years, neither have I ever been there. You will please correct this error, and you will conier a favor upon your friend, CHAS. M. ROGERS. St. Nicholas Hotel, Sept. 25, 1855. Joreph H. Ricker committed suicide by shooting him- pelf in the head with a pistol at St, Louis on the 20ta stant. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuspay, Sept. 26—6 P. M. There was not much change in the stock market to- day. With a pretty lively demand prices were pretty well sustained, Nicaragua, Cumberland, Eric and Read- ing were operated in largely, and closed at yesterday's prices, Erie has not varied one per cent for several days, and the probability of the combination being even ordi- narily successful is not very good, It is a big load to carry at any price, ad those who are unfortunate enough toget hold of it at high prices will stand a very good chance of being obliged to carry it, Reading was in de- mand to-day, and some large lots were sold. Cumbar- land is wvery strange stock. Itis a very good card tor speculators, and that isabout all itis good for. The company must be losing money at present prices on its coal, Nicaregua Transit holds its own. We notice many purchases on time, both buyer’s aad seller's option. Nearly all the leading Western Railroad stocks were ong the market to-day, and they were well maintained. Galena and Chicago opened and closed firm, Only three small lots were sold. Chicago and Rock Island was a little lower to-day. This glock 4s not moved much either way by mpeculators, There is very Nitle stock on the market, and that is being gradually picked up for investment. It never will be less than ten per cent dividend paying stock without any increase in earnings. With even a moderate increase it could divide fifteen and reserve a large surplus. When it is recol- lected that, three years ago, when the road was located, a large portion of the line traversed an open prairie, and that even now only a small part of the country along the line of the road is under cultivation, and seeing the busi- ness already developed, it is almost impossible for any one who has any regard for his judgment, to make an estimate sufficiently large to meet the increase of busi- ness. The bridge across the Mississippi line at Rock Island will be finished by the Ist of December, and the road to Towa City by the Ist. of January, 1856. That would open a section of country of unsurpassed fertility, thetravel and traffic of which must all pour over the Rock Island road to Chicago, Rock Island is the only Placeon the Mississippi line where @ railroad bridge can ve extended across, and this alone will give that road a great advantage over all others running West. Ili- nois Railroad bonds sold freely to-day, but at lower pri- ces, Other railroad bonds were much noglected, Ai the second board there was no change of conse- quence. Erie was comparatively quiet, and so were all the other leading stocks. The Assistant Treasurer reports as follows :-— Paid on Treasury account $111,911 07 Received on ‘Treasury account. 3,222 Balance on Treasury account. 16, 00, 100 $3 Paid for Assay office a4 3,894 05 Paid on disbursing checks 42,772 64 The Boston banks pay their usual October semi-annual dividend on Monday next. “The following,” the Bee says, “has been handed us as the expected per centim from the several institutions Freemans, Market, Suf- folk, 5 per cent; Boylston, 43g per cent; Atlantis, Atlas, Blackstone, Boston, Broadway, Commerce, Eagle, Eliot, Exchange, Faneuil Hall, Globe, Grocers, Hamilton, How- ard, Mechanics, Merchants, National, New England, North, North America, Shawmut, Shoe and Leather Dealers, Traders, Tremont, Wnion, Washington, 4 por cent; City, Columbian, Granite, State, Webster, 334 per cent; Massachusetts, 3 1-6 per cent; Maverick, 3 percent. Total, $1,280,850. Dividends last April, $1,268,150. The following eemi-annual rates of dividends have been decided on by the Lowell banks named:—Railroad, 4 per cent; Lowell, 5; Prescott, 4; Merchants, 8, Yhe Apple- ton will pay 444 or 5 per cent, but have not definitely settled which. The Wamesit have not yet fixed upon their dividend. ‘The Boston Transcript of the 24th inst. says:— The banking institutions in this city, after consultation and deliberation, have decided to settle their balances at a clearing house, similar in its organization to the one now so successfully in operation in New Yori. It was decided that before the arrangement was carried into effect, it should receive the approval of those represent- ing two-thirds of the banking capital in the ‘ity. The plan Lins been agreod upon by institutions, having throe- fourths of the bank capital, and it will doubtless. bo adopted by all the banks. Tho business of settling the daily balances will be greatly facilitated, and it is thought that the clearing house will have @ benafic keeping the banks in a healthy condition. We hear that the plan meets with such favor that there can ve no doubt of its complete success, During the last twelve months the cry among those having money to invest, has been, ‘In what can we place it with safety?” Now, the tables haying turned, Gnd the crops and business give pragpects for a prosperous future, the question occurs, “In What can we invest for immediate income!’ Our railroads, with but fow ex- ceptions, however valuable to the country through whic they pass, from their grades, and otherwise defective construction, are liable to be superseded, or so far de- prived of their trade, as to leave but the local business for their support. To Albany we now have three badly constructed roads, with the river for the trade. To Bos- ton, we bave so many air lines, besides the Sound, that it is difficnlt to determine which is tho right one, or on which the-traveller can reach the place in safety. To the West, again, the stockholder. is without encouragement, The roads are not only badly located, but “gauged” to conform to the spirit of monopoly with which they were conceived, and now when the expenditure is adding to the capital—is running away with the dividend fand— and the policy of the management is to kill off the opponents, in what can the stockholder cling to, in the hope of a return for his investment? Such are briefly the prospects before us; and ag the reciprocity treaty is cutting off the trade and the population of the North, and the Pennsylvania roads are doing their work in the West, we, the New York stockholders, are bulling our favorites, shutting our eyes to the facts, and hoping for a new batch of dupes to relieve us of our “perma- nent investments,’ But “every dog has his day.”” The people of Ponnayl- Vania started upon turnpike roads, and, as they believe, monopolized the trade of the West. The commerce of the country was likewise under their control, and in con- templating the ships and Conestoga wagons they believed and proclaimed themselves the greatest people of the world. Financially, they were the levers by which the movements of the continent were to be regulated; and commercially, their position secured the monopoly, and, of course, their futuro greatness. But, in the midst ot their ‘glorious prospects,” a dream or a mist ‘‘overcloud- ed their hopes.” De Witt Clinton, with a mind singularly in advance of his cotemporaries, and enter- prise equal to the conception, brought forth his “Ditch,” and fora time buried both his fortune and fame, but eventually raised the city and State to their present im- Portance, Since then, his successors, with but a tithe of his genius, have expended $128,000,000 in railroads, and instead of “monopolising the business,’ they have, by their location, their grades, their gauges, and the fragility of construction, superseded the designs of Clin- ton, driven the bulk of the trade to the Welland canal, and are now characteristically cutting the throats of their cotemporaries, and bestowing upom Pennsylvania the honors and the profits of the trade they desired to feoure, These frets, though briefly alluded to, are sud- stantial and trothfal, They are not the conception of » selfish or @ local interest. They are every day illustrated and proclaimed in the official reports. In the monthly reports we have the inereased receipts, but not the in creased expenses, and in the annual dividends we have either a corresponding increase of capital or a floating debt equal to the sum divided, We have in this State an expenditure of nearly one hundred.and twenty millions ofdollars in railroads, which does not yield to those who have advanced that enormous sum an average of three per cent. The Erie, Harlew, Hudson River, Ogdensburg and Saratoga do not pay @ centin the shape of dividends, and some of them do not pay the interest on bondsissued. The New York Central pays eight per cent ona capital of $25,000,000, which tends materially to bring up the small average named. That company, representing about one-third of the entire railroad capital of the State, is not likley to continue long in its present apparently prosperous condition, It has been in operation about twenty-five years, ani the road has become old, dilapidated and rickety, No reservation has been made any year for depreciation, and the tranl: and superstructure had run down so low last year, that three millions of dollars had to be spent upon the line at once, to keep it in even decent order, That three millions wasraised by an issue of bonds, notwithstanding which the totalnet earnings have since been divided in dividends and no provision made for future extraordinary repairs. The managers have squeezed out the regular four per cent semi-annual dividend by the skin of their teeth, while the decay and damages to property which is represented to have cost upwards of thirty-eight millions of dollars, exposed to wear and tear of heavy traffic, and dangers from the elements, are not provided for to the extent of one dollar. The attention and exertions of the managers have been devoted entirely to the payment of dividends, without giving a thought to the preservation in proper order of the immense amount of perishable property, 50 necessary to secure the future prosperity of the company. Very soon another three millions of dollars will be raised by a new issue of bonds to repair the track. Every dol- lor of that sum is required for that purpose this mo- ment, and every month’s delay is only adding largely to the expenditure. Had this company done from the start what the Galena and Chicago, Chicago and Rock Island, and Michigan Southern haye—made a proper reservation from its earnings for depreciation and other contingen cies—the stockhol ders would have got smaller dividends, but the construction account would have been mauy millions less than what it is, The North American Gutta Porcha Company have brought their manufactures to wonderful perf Their vulcanized gutta percha fabrics, manufactur der patents, are, without exception, the most beautifat and useful articles we know of, and it is not, at all sur. prising that they have been compelled to extensively ea- large their works. Gutta percha is far superior to Tai rubber in the manufacture of articles for domestic p poses. India rubber is not a perfect repellant of water, but is more or less absorbent, while gutta percha has an exceedingly fine grain, and its oily property makes it a complete repellant of all liquids. Vor whalemen it is indispensable, for it will resist heat and ofl, We learn that the government of the United States have ordered of the company two thousand entire suits for the army, and that the British government have ordered ten thou- sand knapsacks, Uplil the works are enlarged, the com- pany cannot supply the orders already received from dit- ferent governments, for garments, &e, for their armies. The freedom from smell and sticking property, and the great pliability of the vulcanized gutta percha fabrics, make them particularly desirable and valuable. The Secretary of the Navy gave an order to fully test gutta percha before introducing it into the service, and the re- port was as follows:— naitk Pet, Jackets, mado of gutta percha fabrie, wore in the came manner as the cloth clothing for the as under a pressure of thirty tons, ‘They were then placed over a steam boiler in the yard, and remained for sixteen days subject to an average temperature of 100 degrees, at times as high as 212 degrees, On examina- tion, the garments were found in the same state as when packed. There was no adhesion of the folds, nor any de- composition of the gutta percha, One jacket was dripped in water, rolled up and sewed in the covers, (but not pressed,} and subjected to the same heat’ for throe days. Un examination, this was also found uninjured. The following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 224 of Sept., inclusive, during the years 1863, 148 days, 1854, 188 days, and 1855, 198 days:— RECEIPTS OF igi ge AT TIDE WATER. 53. be 1855. Canal opened... April 20, May 1. May 1, + 1,627,901 099 570,024 ‘ 1,226,953 ny 912/810 "67,729 ye. 99 Other grains. 2,821,480 Beef, bbls, 9711 67,186 10,156 451,503 Tard 9,116,189 Cheese 311,390 Wool, 2,21 8,504,214 Bacon. 1, 714 932 8,016,279 The quantity offlour, wheat, corn and barley left at tide water, during the third week in September, in the years 1854 and 1856, is as follows:— Plow, (tie. Wheat, tw Corn bu. Barley, Yu 1884... 22,88 11,592 712113 76,00 24 151,076 666,341 88,134 1,262 Inc. 70,484 Dee. 45,772 Inc. 12,006 Ine. The aggregate quantity of the enme articies left at tide- water from the commencement of navigation to the 224 of September, inclusive, during the years 1854 and 185 is as follows:— Flour, this. Wheat, bu, Corn, bu. Bart oy, be 1854 660,019 2,515, #33 6, 360, 207 4546 1866 570,924 —1/226,053 —7,912\810—167,7-) Decrease 80,175 Decl, 288,080 Inc.1,652,008 Dec280,01 i The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide-water from the commencement of navigation to the 224 of September, inclusive, during the years 1853 and 1866, is ns follows -— Flour, vols. Wheat, bu. Corn, tu. Barley, bu. 1853,.....1,627, 901 8,916,002 1,899,005 469,876 1855...... 5, 924 1,226,953 if ME Sened Othe 729 «1,057,067 Dec2, 680,049 Ined,010,805 Decs01, 047 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the jatter left at tide-water this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, shows a decrease of 846,971 barrels of flour. Stock Exchange. New York, Sept. 26, 1855. ba 68 blo 4 Tenn 6's 90. lo. 9594 300 shs Erie RR OO, 200 do. 10000 Loutsianadis.ad 03 200 do. 1000 Ind State 6’s..c 83 100 000 Erie bds of 75, 89, 500 do....860 8834 100 3000 Erie tect 85, 05°" 100 1000 ErieCon bds ‘Ti 200 3000 HudR8dmtbs..c 743% 1 5000 IlCenRRbs..590 260shsDel&HuCnlCo.¢ 800 Ward Coal Co. .b3. 100 Nic Trans Co.bim 30 20) Hu Riv RRs, bO0 42 21 Cleve, © & Cin, 108% 200 I Cen RR., 50 Gal & Chi RRS 110% 120 288 1195 1i9sg tbo Cleve ® ‘Tol Rs $8 10 0 do. BOARD. 200 ahs Cum C100. 200 2044 Turapay, Sept. %—5 P.M. AsiFs.—Sales of 40.8 50 bbls. were made at old prices. Brrapetvrrs —Flour—The market favored purc hasers, and prices declined about 26e. per bbl. all Found, The sales amounted to about 8,000 a 9,000 bbls., inciudi common to. Gees eee ces find extra at festern fancy to common embraced some lots common Stat = liverable in October and of November at sae a ear extra 5 n wan E bbls. at prices ranging at $8 12.0 $9 62 for com- fob to extra, brands) "Wheat continued firm and in good demand, both for home use and which were 6,000 bushels prime Canadian whit SE ein ee ated cadet $1 66; wun other fots of common af $1.86 a $1 10, and considesnble parcels eee Take at SL Oe St 80" Cone The market clos ed fim; the sales embraced aboat 30,000 a 40,000 bushels Western mixed at 87, 88340); for white, $1 a $1 08 was asked. Rye~ Sales of 3,000 bushels were’ made at $1 17 28150. Onis wore firmer, with sales at 40c. a 4%e. for State and Western. Covvux.—Sales of 950 bags of Rio were made at Ic. a c. Other descriptions were quiet, with small sales at Domingo at 104;¢., and 60 do. Laguayra at 11440. ‘Corrox.<-The sales embraced about 500 a 600 bales, the market closing firm. ‘The lots pressing on the market having been disposed of, the market acquired a better tone. Famonrs.—There was a firmer feeling in rates, and a further advance to Liverpool and London, ‘to the former about 20,000 4 80,000 bushels of grain were en- gaged at Sd. in’ bulk, and at 10d, in ship's bags, and {0,000 do., by the clipper Racer, in bulk, at 11d., and about 1,000 a 2,000 bbls. flour, at 38, a Ss. €d., and some parcels cotton at 3d.; chuese was taken at 40s., the rates Closing very firm. To London, an engagement of about 6,000 bbls, was made, to fill a vessel, at p. t. ‘There was ‘also an fimprovement In rates for Havre, the packet of the Yst filled up with flour at 75e. per bbl, ‘The packets of the 8th and 16th engaged flour at $1 per bbl., and cotton at Leent per Ib, A small vessel was taken to load with 1,500 busiels grain for Rouen, at p. t. ‘To Bremen, 100 bales of cotten were enguged, ab 1 cent, and 76 tierces rice at 40s, 'To California rates were unchanged. Hay was quiet, without change in prices. Jnox.—-Seuteh big continued steady and in fair demand, at $50 50 u 807,60, mon hs. LEAD was firin, at 634 cents. Limm.—Prices were lower, with sales of about 1,000 bbls., including common, at’865e,, and lump at $1 15. Mctssees wes dca. BO bbls.’ Texas sold on. private terms. NAVAL STORES were gids, and sales unimportant, Provisions.—l'ork—New mess was firmer, with sales of 400 a 500 bbis., at $22 0214 a $2275, Prime was at $21 50. Eeef was in limited request without change in rices, which ranged from $11 50 $12 for prime, and Risa $14 for country mess, and $16 9 $17 for repacked Chicago. Beef hams were unchanged. Lard—Sales of 200 Dhis. were made, at 11 5c. a 2c. Butter was at 15c. a 18. for State, and 9%, a 10e, for Ohio, Rice.—The market was firm at 53{c. a 530. Srices.—10 bales of cloves were sold at 1ic., and 30 bags of pepper at Le, TaLLow.--The sales embraced 8,000 at 10,000 lbs., at Ie. Su¢ars,—The saios embraced about 400 a 500 hhds. Cuba Muscovado, at 7 4c. a T3gc., with small lots at 73¢c. The whole decline within a week, has been about }gc. er Ibe F Wriexey.—The market was dull. Small sales of Ohio were made at 403¢c, State prison was held at 41c, Locwoop.—150 tons were fola in bond at $18 cash. Toracco.—The animation in this article continued and fair parcels of all kinds were readily bought up at full rates, ‘the sales include 134 hhds, Ky. tobacco, part at avetion at 73fe.; part at 8c. a 11%c.; 501 bales Havana tebaceo at ‘Ae. a 88e.; 283 cases seed leaf, Te, a 1c. per lb. ADVERTISKALANTS RENEWED EVERY DA HOUSES, ROOMS, &C,, | WANTE AL RE} ILL BE @ for a retail coalyard y in the veinity of Ninth avenae, not be nth BOF. above wenty, fiah sireets. A Tease for a term of years preferred. Apply to LESDON, BROW bk & CO., 179 West sweet, corner of V arren, OUSE WANTED—BY A GOOD PARTY, FOR ONE or tive years, In a genteet neighborhood, somewhere be iween Second and'Kighth avenues, Bleecker and ‘Twenty. fourth streets; must be plete in Gy A ooh a, with mo- dern iuprovelents, Yearly rent trom $80 RICHARDS, 307 Broadw WANIED, WITHOUT BOARD, IN THE VL Rociiiy ork sons perks A young geneman aad wile desire a farnished parior'aad bedroom, with pantry attached, ina stricly respectabie private family, (a widow preferred) where ihere are no other lodgers. ‘Terms not to excced $2 permonth. Address W. ©., Broadway Post Office, TEAM ENGINE WANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND 1 one, of ten or twelve horse power. Address P, P., box i Herald othe y STORE WANTE ‘D—A FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR, with a good front office, for a lquor imporier, Fors vege tore a liberal rent will be given, dress box 30 Post office, U NFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED,—AN AMERICAN gentleman and his wife desire an unfurnished room anja bedroom, without board, in a respectable nefghborhood, not above Twelfth street, or in Brooklyn, near one of the ferries, 4 house occupied by French or Swiss) people preferred, Ad- dress, with terms, ., Broadway Posi of ANTED—A NICE AND NEATLY FURNISHED MO derm house, between Kighth and Twenty-sixth streets, and between Broadwi Sixth avenue, Address, will full purticuiars, No, 409 Post oftice, ANTED—A MODERATE SIZED MODERN HOUSE, for a small family, between Twelfth and ‘Thirtieth gtrects,, Possession to be given Ociober LA good tenantnay be had by addressing, at once, A. Z., Herald o ANTED TO RENT—FOR A TERM OF YFARS, A four or five story handsome brick or brown stone front house, furnished or uifurnished, between Fourth and Bi ub avenucs, Fourth and Twentieth streets, or in Bon or Monroe street. Possession wanted first of Maj crea, with full particulars, price of rent, &c., A. oflice: surep TO RENT—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED sé, in or near Fith avenue, Possession wanted about the wai Oct., and privilege desired of purchasing ou Ist Fab, next, Addref® box 1,387 Post office. V ) ANTED—A WHOLE OR PART OF A LOFT, ON the first floor, suitable for the fruit business, for which a g00d price will be paid. Location must be between Chaubers and Dey streets, Address Merchant, Herald oflice. ) ANT BETWEEN THIRD AND SIXTH AVENUES ‘and ‘Tenth and Thirtieth streets, the second floor of a modern built house, (private family preterred,) well furnish- ed, with fire and gas, and full board, for a gentleman and wile, wilh infant and purse, A permanenthome is desired. Terms eed $120 per cxlendar mouth. Address, for three box 3,003 Post office. 7 ANTED—A SMAL A, COTTAGE HOUSE, ON OR NEAR. the Second, Third, or Fourth avenue railroads, or Brooklyn or Williamsburg, adjacent to the ferries, Address Johnson, Herald office, stating location and rent, which must be moderate, next. D., eral IMMEDIATELY—THE SE with all the modern improvements, situa: enth and Thirteth streets and Eighth and Fourth ay ‘The family will consist of @ gentleman, his mother aid Rent no! to exeved $200 per an, Hest of references given and required, Please address Broadway Post oftice, for two days. ND FLOOR OF nues. two sisters, wittiout servant, num, Pr 200. 000 ) FEET BEST ASH OARS—RECEIVED in good condition, and for sale very low, i! applied for immediately, at INGERSOLL’S, 250 South strevt. 40.000 722, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Art «very low prices, French china, piain, white and richly decorated; cut, plain and pressed lass; gas Axtares ot every devorip!ion, ‘clocks, candelabras and fancy ornamen's, at J. STOUVENEL & 00.8, 504 Broadway ; glass cutting establishment, 208 Contre sireet, corner ot Howard. ARD ENGRAVING.—WEDDING CARDS, VISITING, athomeand buainess cards engraved and printed in the most fashionable style; also, a choice assortment of wedding envelopes, fine silver plated door and number plates, seals, te, “Orders by mai! punctually attended. R, LEGG wer, No. 4 John street, ¥ En oREKA! EUREKAI-FORD'S BUREKA SHIRT 18 ‘ abe, worn BS the ae of the United Qemg ti also by the aristocracy, gentry, merc and peo; generally of or the Brit a colon Todia and hink, ke, durabty Ma its ek gh AS work, aera, durabiiiy. “Manufactured and sol nly by W. '. FORD, 421 roudway. Shirts and collars made to XTRA NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT—THE sup. seribers are prepared to fill orders for Se ged and fami- iy use. A supply of extra family and bakers’ flour. Super- tine ryetiour, ont, Indian and ‘raham meal, consianuy. on hand. T. & J. G, FROST, 251 Front siroet, INGLISH CAST STEEL, WARRANTED.—I WILL SELL, in lots of 260 Ibs. at 14¢., all sizes of octagon and square. Country orders attended to, decompanied with the ‘aah or city referenice. Sper cent off 8100 worth be taker JAMES SCOTT, 108 Elm street. RENT MECHANICAL LAMPS, CARCELS, ANT moderators.—J ust received a new thvoice of pend tful lamps; also a _ variety of French gas tries, seed oil, glassware, &c.; and fire fing done on premiada; lamps, dl leaned and ad reba, Fy cottons wort . D. Broadway. Gs BURNER M MANUFACTORY, NO. 41 GREENK street.—Dealers who buy for cash Will eave twenty per cent by sending us their orders. A. & G. W. f. BRAD. OCOKING GLASS, PIER, MANTEL, PORTRAIT ANI AND icture frames.—| ‘urchasers and country dealers wou! be. to call before buying eleewhere, as we are ecaret % Ay qrery variety in the abave ‘ime at exooedingly low pe Fergilt equal to All orders promptly tnd weliexccuted, GRAND Hi, NO. 7 Murrey stree (up stairs,) adjoining Ball, BI ‘ECHES.—RECEIVED PER STEAMER BALTIC, A fresh Inycice of Swediah leeches; for sale at low prices by F, CLE! CO., #0 Maiden lane. and OOKING GLASSES FOR SALE.—TWO LARGE laases, about six foot square, wrth, rich atyed frames, suitable for a public or parlors; handsome coun: ter, about forty feet jong. Apply at ial Greenwich ‘street, 60. Hoar tha vate inn ie to we upper eee the house, of oor, and some on iourth, on ‘very, Feason- terms. SPLENDID THREE STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE TO Jet at low rent, with all the modern improvements; bas ag water, cas, 4c., and furniture for sale, cheap for cash, Hessigh immediately. Inquire at 232 Sixth avenue, PARTMENTS 10 LET.—THE FRONT ROOM AND AT thus bedroom, with front basement, of house 19 Went venth street, to a small family only. Rent $12per month, SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WOULD LET A FUR- ished bedvoom to a single gentleman, with . oF ould tet the roam to stare ase the reminder of the year. wiculars apply at 168 Mott street, between Tocco nut Grand, any. cae ARROLL PARK, BROOKLYN.—TO LET, ONE OF THE justly celevraied Nelsam, houses, ‘above park, will ve tet or sold on very favorable, terms. Also, to let for roperty. "AD: sale or exchange, eat variety ot Brook! P ply JOuN' DRAINEND, Wall a fer JOTTAGE TO LET AT NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN Island, next west of the Pavilion! ven October Te. ‘the nurnitare, or such portions aa mayfve w aed, ,can be purchased (rom presentoceupants. Kent moderate, ‘Taquire 4019 Broad strcet, or ou the premises, NOTTAGES TO LET—WITHIN TEN. MINUTES’ WALK of Fulton ferry, near raliroad; piazza trout and rear, good yards, grape urbore, deny all tn cacellent Kt coudition; ‘also large cornes siore, good bnsiness location, with pleasant ap- pine in same building. Inquire at 195 Nassau street, jrooklyn, CNre STREET, CORNER. < OF BUTLER, BROOKLYN, To let, the first o or welihont stable, for iva liy or physician; the ne location house ty in good onder sine 2 yyalticy baseraont 360; tirwe stony snd cellar; poosonsion’ ow. -Apsly 10. Ol all street ferry, Brookiyn, RUG STORE TO LET—THE STORE NO. 22 SiXTH ‘avenue, one door above Fourteenth sireet; has been ocou- pied as a drng store tor the last eleven years, Also, upper fixtures, counter, &., for sale, “Rent reasonable. Apply on the preiisos, BRAINERD, ESK ROOM TO LET—AT 23 WILLIAM STREET, _Foom 15. Peensiep ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT BOARD, consisting of a front parlor and bedroom, pleasantly lo: cuted near Broadway, and will be let on reasonable terms to aR eptlemen only. Anqulre at No. 71 Bleecker street, or at HUERSTET’S trunk way. jepot, 505 Broad: URNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN BROOKLYN,—A tluee story and basement brown stone house, in & very pleasant part of the city. ‘This house contains all the modera huprovements, fine, gas Sassreer recat eatry carpetand roxewood furulcure, This house is thoroughly Mteniahed trough out, Possession given immediately. t $100 per month, Apply to WEL Pearl street. Penne HOUSE TO LET—MOST ADVANT seously estes below Bleecker sweet and near Broadway; jour stories high; as all the modern, Improvemenis; contatas about forty rooms, completely furnished, Itent per month, Address Landlord, Herald oflice. POR RENT-TO A GENTEEL FAMILY, WHO OAN furnish the house well, a first class dwelling in South Brooklyn. The owner ‘and lady would board with the family if desirable, and furnish their own rooma, (0 objection to a re Some parlor furntiure and a plano would be house. References exchanged. Address bo: NTEEL Fi e minutes! walk from ei i pry and Lasemeot. bri with gas fx res on the floors; lar te, Apply on mises, to WM. t, next door to OUSE TO LET IN BROOKLYN.—A SMALL, GEN- tee) private family, occupying a large and handsomely invatshed Louse in a pleasant locaton, and unsurpassed {a Brockiyn, would let one half or more, (urnished, to a small respectable family, without children; oF would board a gentio- wan and wile or ivo or three single gentlemen, Adiiress Place, box 86 N. ¥. Post of Roows, WITH STEAM POWER, OR ONE DETACHED building, strong, commodious, airy, and weil lighted. It has every convenience for economy of Inbor and fuel, to let or lease on moderale terms, Inquire at Land 14 Pitt st, near Gran 0OMS TO LHT—ONE OR T UNFURNISHED rooms, without meats, near the Crystal Palace, suitable ior an artisi’s atelier. with gas, fire place, sood light'and treo trom dus. Willbe rented cheap by adiressing a note to box 03 Port offiee, (peepald, TORE AND BASEMENT TO LET—465 SIXTH AVENUE— the best place in the city for a clothier, upholsierer, dry goods dealer, or a variety store. Goods ean be sold in it from M.(o10'P. M, Apply at 67 Pulton street, (PO LET IN BROOKLYN—A THRER STORY BASEMENT and sub-cellar house, painted throughout, range in the Klichen, as also pump and drain; all in perfect order for a pri- vate family, Inquire at 42 Dean street. (0 LET—STORE 179 GREENWICH STREIT—A CHOICE location for a wholesale or retail liquor store, or any ness, Apply at 176 Greenwich street, P (0 LET—THE STORE NO, 40 READE STREET, FIFTY 1 ct east of Broadway, ate Stewart's; rent $500 per for light manufacturing purposes, in east from Broadway. Apply ase sale at GeEMELS. B02 Siroadways 10, .LET—A SMALL ENGLISH BASEMENT HOURE. ‘The furniture for sale ata bargain. All the modern im- provements. For particulars tnquire at the honse, 230 West thirtieth street, or at the office in the Irving House. 1 VETOIN THE GENTEEL PRIVATE HOUSE, 158 Laurens street, private aps amily" Meferences exchonged. For paruculars apply on the promises, 10 LET—A LARGE COACH FACTORY AND BLACK smith’s shop, ina central location. Apply at 85 and 6 Bast leventh street. 0 LET—TWO NEW AND WELL FINISHED THREE and ahalf story houses. high stoop basements, and sul cellars, with all the modern improvements, at 109 and 111 West ‘Twenty-fourth street; possession Immediately. Apply 10 M. LSON, corner of Cortlandt and Brondway, under the Uilsey Bud 10 LET—IN BROOKLYN, TEN MINUTES’ WALK from Auanife ferry, @ three story brick house, with base ment and sub cellar; ihe house has been. built wo years: is 20 by 48 feet, handsomely finished, with gas, range, hot md cold water bath, water closet, &c.; wili be let very low, to a good tenant, for ihe valance cf the cocupant’s Jessa; possesion siven tmmediaiely, Apply at 66 Bergen street, Bi LET—THE FIRST FLOOR, BASEMENT AND ATTIC of No. 12Sixih street; also, & room and bedroom at No. 8. Inquire at No. 12. 10 LET—TWO FRONT ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR; front basement (o let for a doctor's office, would be let with the rooms; if required. Apply at No. 3 Clinton place, Eighth street, MPO LPT-A VERY FINE STORE AND CELLAR ON Wourth avenue; n frst rate stand for a grocery, or crockery store, or any busin nt low, Hb KINSHIMER, S10 Fourth avenue, © LET OR FOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS STONE front house, with all the modern improvements, 2) feet front, 70 feet deep, on West Thirty-fourth street, No. 213, Ap ply next door, 0 LET—THR WHOLE OR PART OF HOUSE NO, 215 ‘West Twentieth street, bene. Eighth and Ninth aveaues, ‘The house ts three ried in basement and counter cellar, all in good order, situated In a Peasant wehbe and wil Le rented low to Inquire on the peuclins 10 LET—AT NO. 51 BOND STREET, A FRONT np back parlor; wou'd answer for a fashionable milling fashionable drestmaker now occupies the house, who tsdoing a iarge business; diately. Apply at 629 Broadway, in the store, LBT—THE SMALL THREE STORY HOUSE NO. 3 Garden row, Eleventh street, near the southwest corner of Sixth avenue; just the tni for — house at low rent, Po mn giver between the hours of 10 and Tot. W. FENTON: 167 Blond. ‘way, up stairs, Li og LET—THE STORE AND bd renee =! cone OF Hieco Righth avenue and Thirty- ‘dwelling house %6 Hammond street, near ‘three’ wor ‘rick house in ‘Thirty eighth etre ay ae, $16 the four story store and dwelli (hh avenue, $600; One or two stone tront dwellings, $7 ithe dwelling house 690 HI street, near Fourteenth nih aren, “60 $400. J. DEN- by Righth oe corner of Sixteenth street. Office open from inorning till 9 evening, (THE LOWER PART OF A VERY NEAT THREE STORY and baxement honse rent, completely furnished throughout, Thehouse haw’all the mprovemen as, bath range, sacoonry in complete order. ‘thas very 8 for a small who ay desire to keep house for the winter.” No, 99 East st, one door from Third avenue. Terms moderate. LET, ad BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—A FURNISHED house, in jood neighborhood, near Fulton and — sree ferrics, Tt {sn good order, and il be hat wth oe yut the furniture, (0 » good tenant. Inquire of CALRING 3 & DARROW, 42 Maiden lane; and of WEEKS & SMITH, 67 Ful- ton street, lyn. PO LET-IN THE LOWER PART OF THE CITY, 4 tha fooe’ Teash ana Cape's os perfect order, cP4 Perrone: .overything in Ad terms, with possession. ‘Situation ‘upst B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. Hig LET—THE FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, WITH Pantries between, and one room in third story, of a Morton street, Inquire on the premises. LET—THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE 2% Cheever place, auto tite” the hoe five minutes) walk meter proven gaa wih favurer compete? ais, bt modern id cold furnace, range, ‘Tang range, wash tat tubs, &e.; rent ‘Apply-at the LET—A bw tg Paty BACK Pane. FUR- T ee eae $y, business; vb for the oot or ‘any ‘omar beetneer feos” Mion good; rent low. Inquire at 580 Broadway, up stairs, OURES TO Hi cae, ab, BORE TI Ty rena 8 fr ir ons NZ ee SET Tak Sedan r, NO RENT—UNTIL MAY 18T, AN KLEGANTLY SS Ta month. house, to @ private family situated EXTRA PAY. = | poe Ofer td slr eed yy dB NORES. ai pkg | Catto aloo tovued by 3 Beas vices di gar wr reed by ‘or sale’at Pei eo Pret pay NOTICE. -A7 A MEETING OF THR COMMIT. ~AT A a ointed Ba the ae py? pose of ree Weta = ea erenta evening, the 18th inst., it was Rese ved, ‘That th ii od i liquor “deaters cf the ety of New the General ety fae. TiSove a them during the presen SSCA ci Cas ee yo “Cais H, Riso, Secretary. T°, ‘THE LIQUOR DEALERS! STATE OO) State Commitiee appoinied by the Cenventlon, heid at Syracuse, on the th of por vited to meét at National Hall, in the 27th ins, a 6 P. ‘i TASTENTION, Go COMPANY. Ascent ind Jotlere vari UARTERS FOR TAR, AR. ye ears =. Poche serio a « CHAM IS W He gi kro Pea BATTALION FOR (FORREST LiGHs wd.—The offeers a meet for drill at the Mere er tous, Xt Gren Bepl, 25, at o/dck preelsly. Ii order Tus. hucione’ Maat ‘OSEPIL plone GUARD—THE y) evening, “eranidoran MEMBERS OP above are herob: Grose's Hotel, 2a William aircon Wel pWelneet ‘mee at73g P.M. By order of oun HEeLemes, Orderly. eee ee toy CALL ‘EM ena gr py ae. are request tend & tral Hall al ou Wedneeday, 50 Tonk aL oe ce ey : IASES OF FASHIONABLE Ley) FROM SEVEN 20% to a p per yrs aire og between Grand and Ah T. STEWART & CO, HAVE RECEIVED BY THE Baltic two cases of Bea ii goods fr He mason, sui or roadway, Chambers aud Reade strogta, FLAS rene, memnoromg> nds, sng PETER ROGERTS & G68 Broadway” ABNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. Will exhibit Faw reg Wise Gauments ar Retan, in Wounesiny, September 26 al street, near Broadway. ERD STOOK OF LYONS VELVETS, JUST RE- c commprising, evs overy width and color, suitable for’ basanes UBSDELL, Pt tiesbin & LARE, #71 Broadway, Ly Pls. ey id and Broome sirecla, SUPERB ASSORIMENT OF NEW LACES JUST BR- celved--Brussels point sets at point A. Te Aigullle, point de Angleterre, Houlton, Valeuciennes, blacks thread jaces from 10 cis. to $20 per yard; also black thrend vells, very rich capes, scarfs, colffures and handkerolets; Parts embroideries of the designs, in collars, aleoves, Ate NB. A carton of black thread shawla trom $00 to $12), MILLER & GRANT, | 371 Broadway, SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF CASHMERS SHAWLS just received. UBSDELL, PEARSON & LAKE, 471 Broadway, between Grand and Broome streews. ‘X VILLES DE FRANOB. SL rue Vivienne, Parle Rus Bichellou, 104, KS? NOVELTIES 1 Silke, shawls, mantles, merinoes, eges, Muslins, em! linens, 1 Tanderckists eetmbries, ribbon ‘The first wholesale and retail establishment in Burope, situ- ated in the most fashionable part of the metropolis iwoen the rue Vivienne and the rue Richeilen, (with an entrance in each street.) near the Boulevards and the Bourse, In these vast galleries, the monumental aspect ‘of which has been the admiration of every visiter, the most beauufal taxe tunee of French taste and elegance, manufactured and exclus ed for this Em} and sold at {for this Emporivnt of Fashion, are dlaplayed west remune! Ail goods marked in plain figures: one price only. ods purehased, if not approved of, exchanged Or the mo» “tea (nbd pelatveens are English, American, Gere rietors earnestly solicit the honor of @ visit, pew ready at io Pars Marita faportua, sot Brod lia eg ea ear oe “GHO. BULPIN. 361 Broadway. BUASKETS SOILED BLANKETS | AT ONE-HALF nels value. We have received 600 pair of blankets jagnilyvoled, We shall agit them on At na at just one half thelr value. “This ts an that seldom ie wer Oe tigate gee ‘he a Dircvily opporite the market. (RENCH AND ENGLISH SILKS— Heavy rich quality new styie, Winter (o.ora, AT ONE DOLLAK TEI Y 4 STE WAliT & C0, Broadway, Chambers a: pea ty! SILK ROBES.— Five sone, Jue rece ren by a by steamer Baltic, be mn On Monpay, SepaaunER a. Ten cases Plain and Fancy Dress si = AUNOLD, 6 CORBTABLE "00., street, near Broadway. ree MERINOES— Mannfacture of Paturle, Lupin & Co. Five cases of choice colors will be opened on N Monday, Sept. 24, AT SEVEN SHILLINGS PRN YAM ‘A. T STEWART & CO. a Broadway, Chambers and Reade ALL AND WINTER FASHIONS IN CLOAKS, MAN tills and ag Merit ey oa of Paris sivas nin, Ay the dS yeny Wee BUCHANAN MAC! tle lacie . ety nd tjeent ies th Thal he willbe ready to submit for their aj ation, on Wednesday, inst., the mort superb coi iebtion of recherehé and el menis ever offered in this country, comprising all productions of the most eminent Patisian nodiste epection, will be found to evince a de te fully come mensurate with aedvancing reftnemen ae and \ luxury of the age. His three spacious plate gl il! be found ta contain an array of Gee novelties, ym for the conveni~ _Nistiers on that day, he begs leave to describe ag indow No. 1 (nearest heh teas 2 will be pun oe the most Complete and beautiful assemblage of mantillas talmas for earl; a wear—that in the cent sor ented at Hichiy aired wit eulpute lie, whieh he given tthe tague loened with guipure Ihes, wi ven zine of PMadai r ue Cant auch such je. distinoton “among risian Window No. 2 he centre) will be rendered conspicuous 8 tasteful protein of genre) costly fars of all Descry! Ad mineni amionget gat which will be observed a Russian sabi een wice lars, most ease aot Penal ames ap pcias 0a Seleee eee by ‘acct of royal ering and Polish jue. in window No. 5, 3. "ai be a three of the handsomest black Lyons ‘cloaks in Amei America, presenting at one. lance (hp ne plus ulra of perfection fa surpassing In beauty and fexquine fink h ranythia ort {the kind hitherto a Revie the Seavert an ‘and the OS os a Tahel.”” Please to observa: e opening day, Wednesday. 26th AUCHANAN MACKE 45 and 47 Canal and ‘chen ‘prandreu Buding RORGE RICHMOND, OF. 360 BROADWAY, WO call the attention of the ladies to his stock of rich Inces ‘hich cannot be and onl; RNTLEMEN'S MERINO | UNDER CLOTHING —900 mm cf 0 0 ‘ks and ties of styles, 4 Xb shiris ond di ‘robes made to order at abort 0 ION & OO., 32036 Broadway. FLPARN BROTHERS WILL, OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, he 26th ina. the fall and winter styles of cloaks and man To RPK at 00 erich plaids and valencies; also, a larg guebmeres and, delaines. nt very low prices. Broadway ‘and 788 Broadway. BECK & CO. WILL OFEN THIS MORNING A * new and an ‘assortment of stella and 357 roadway, and 786 and 785 Broadway. BECK &- 00. WILL, OPEN THIS MORNING dea canes of new and rich siks; also, dounced silk robes fizland upwards, 886 and 36), Brosdway, and 706, and Hem RIOB, 74 CANAL STREET, CALLS THE AT. this «plendid stock recelved from . saveieonees Ste teh ot sedated ‘aio, the newest styles on Wednesday, Ociober 3, at WEE! ‘49 Broadway, ether thc materials; &6., ac. and for deep or’ second. ‘Store, 499 Broadway, 4 doors Below Be Nicholas Hotel ig ARIS DE. (CEN v% VI- panna’ AUX Bee NO. 51 RUE VI