The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONLY MARKET. Sunpay, Aug. 17~—6 P. BM. ‘The past werk bas been a very active one in the etock market. The transactions in all the leading railroaé securities have been unusually large, bat prices current at the close yesterday do not show any improvement on those ruling at the close of the mek revine ‘The money market has not been at all favorable for speculation in stocks for a rise. The demand for money has been active, and the liberal, but the indications of a severe strin- geney are daily becoming stronger, and we have no doubt at no distant day all the horrors of a tight money market will be upon us. The month of Au- gust is usually an easy time in financial matters. ‘The pank expansion generally reaches its maximum about the second or third week in the month, and the demand for the fall business hardly commences until well into September. We may, therefore, look tor @ more active demand, with comparatively a more I'mited supply about the first week in the next month. At that time the bank contraction will, without doubt, commence, and the specie reserve show @ smaller aggregate than we have yet seen re- ported tlis year. The steady expansion in bank diseonnts durwg the past three months has cre- ated ap impression in the public mind, or rather in a portion of it, that it is Likely to continue, that it has become permanent, that there can be no re- trograde step, that the presect movement can easily be gustained, and that the most that can be ap- prebended is a panse in the inflation. All those who entertain such anticipations are doomed to serious disappointment. The banks cannot, by any possibility, avuid or prevent a con- traction in discounts. A decrease in deposits and in specie ia inevitable, and with a reduction in these departments 2 contraction of loans must follow. The banks have no control over these movements. It is not optional with them to expand or contract. They fare governed by movements in the financial world, like everybody else, and are merely machines gov- erned by certaon principles. As the deposits increase the loans expand, and as they decrease the loans movement in this city in August and October in each of the past three years, illustrates the correctness of our views. It will be seen that in each year there has been, from August to October, an important con- tzaction in discounts aud deposits. Daring the sam- mer months the deposits in oar banks increase, and during the fall months they decrease. The cause of this is clear enongh to any one of ordinary compre- hension. About the month of Jane the business for the year is about over. Nearly all the crops have been marketed, and the mouey which was required, even after harvest,to purchase produce, has per- formed ite mission, and iu the regular course of trade bas found its way back into the banks from which it was drawn, ready for another operation of the eame kind at the proper time. Money concen- trates in this market, being the great fiaancial centre of the country, during the dull -eason, and from this point spreads all over the country during the active season. The banking movement of this city, daring each period, is exhibited in the tollowing table:— cry of New Yorx. 14.8 62,7 $5,141,220 974,850 889 P2637 . 122,192,322 13,270,403 ‘We have left a blenk tine in the table for this year, to be filled up in October. At present we leave the aggregates for the time to the investigasion of those | interested. With the fact before us, that in the ‘three first ycars the expansion of loaus reached the highest point in August, and the lowest point in October, it would be folly to suppose fur a mo uent NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAX AUGUST 18, Stocks Mushonge. New . 18, 1886. 90000 tnd Stato 6's., 923 ‘Y0s0 srs Ren Rit s00 “96 3000 NC Sate @’a,, BO Oud .c 80% 6000 Mo State 6's... 8655 100 ba 864 8000. ¥ Con RR 6's 80% 800 86: 1000 I Gen RR Bs.c 91% 100 80) 10000 do,...D60 13g 300 86: 6000 do.,...800 91 200 86: 19000 do.......0 91 70 94 9000 do... bib M1 65 93: 6000 do... .bd0 91% 50 93: 4000 TH & AY 2a Mt 72° 100 ry 10 shares Park Bank 98'¢ 50 rat 70 Q0esse.ee, 98 10 Clov,ColdCia RR. 101i 2% Hanever flank’. 98 100 Tl Con uo 110 10 Del&HudCiC0.b30 11960 b6o 0 epson 3 60 20 87 1€0 Gat & ni i 66 107 To] RR, DOO 200 8 100 do. 400 Erie ioe. 100 SEN Whi. dO... $74 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. SaTckvay, Aug. l6—6 P.M. ASHES.—Sales of 50 pbls, pots were made at $6 50, with small lots bbis. pearia at 76. Tue statement of ashes in the inspection warehouse, August 15, 1856, was Pots, Wis, as follows -— Second sort. ‘Third sort. Condemned Pearls, vis. 137 mon (0 good and extra brands of State, owing toa fair de- mand, including lots for imports, while the receipts were very light; 80 much go as to restrict sales, which embra- 000 bbls. of ali kinds, ‘at about the fol- lowing quotationa:— ceceneee mmM0B to good Michi mmon to good Visio — mixed to to good b brands 10 50 810 75 eck of Cavacian was light, and sales were condned 400 bbis., closing firm ast quotatious. Soutnern ar was held more firmly, whue sales were con ised to yout 600 a 600 bbis., closing firm st the above figures. liye flour was inactive at $3 tv $e. Corn meal was nominal at $370a$3 75 for Jersey, and $4a$4 1234 for Brandy wine, Wheat was firmer for prime iots of Southern new white and red. The — embraced about 30,000 bushes, ia cluding good and prime Southern white. at $l 6935 a $1 70; 15,000 bushels [liinois prime white, at $1 70; com- mon red Southern sold at $1 53, and prime red do. , in ciuding Jersey new, at $1 56 ; inferior \o good Canadian white at $1404 $160, and cir do. $l and $101 for damaged. Rea Indiana at $165, wbite Kentuccy at $1 65, and Milwaukie clup at $1523. Corn was active, and the sales embraced about 60.0:0 a 70 000 bushels, including eound Western mixed, at 6lc. a ee and some cargoes ef disti limg lots at Séc. a 68c., though closing heavy for ai] kinds. Rye was firm. at séc. tor sound Northern. and 6,000 bushels heated were reported sold, ut fc. a 70c. Cats were steady, with sales of State and Western at 43c. a 44c. pg of about 2.500 ta emall lot La im prices. us were steady, without chance of moment in To 1 ut £0,000 bushels of grata, in bulk und ship Dage, were taken at Gigd. a Tgd., aad at ls 64, There was more cotton offering, nenamen engagements were made at 4d. To London, flour was engaged a! 28. 6d, while grava was at $4., and ol! cake at 22s. » for city and country To Rotter- dam, 600 Ubis rosin were engaged ou private terms, and ¢,000 bushels grain also on private terms. There was no chapge to notice ix rates for Havre. To California they were auil, at 2 HAY —Sales 01 1,000 bales, at 60. a 650. Inox. —Sales of 150 tons Scotch pig were made, at $01 60, 6 months. Riom: were active and firm. Sales of 400 Rio Grande were made, to arrive, at 26'\c., 870 wet salted Cali fornia from tecond bands, at 104,c., less 4 per cent cash sou Texas at ic., 6 months; 500 Kio Grande horse at 7c., reectyg damaged. The receipts during the week have been light. We learn from sir. Hulls circular that the two mooths bave »ren sold to arrive at full prices. The receipts from foreign ports amognt to 614t hides, aud 1 Ceastwise, a3 follows:—2,753 Maracaibo, per Ida 2 2,144 Port an Platte, per M. Smith; 1,186 Aspia that we should e-cape a similar movemeat at th same time the present year. There is every reason to believe that a greater contraction will take place this year, between August and October, than last. ‘The expansion is now larger than ever before known, and the decrease in deposits iv likely to be larger during the early fall mouths. The crops in all parts of the country are reported to be unusually aband- ant, At the West the surplus grain crop of last year, added to the growth of the present year will give an immense volume ot produce to be moved. ‘The advancing prices at the clove of last year, in- duced many to hold, and they held too long. They were obliged to holdover, by the turn in the market; and the surplus of last year's crop in first bande is probably larger than ever before. This, with the enormous yield the present season, makes it parti cularly necesrary for the farmers to realize. Tue possibility of apy advance in prices of consequence is put to rest hy the great snpply, and the probabi. lity, therefore, is that the movements of grain at the Weet doring the approaching fall will be particu. lnly active, That prices will be remonerative, we have no doubt; ana that the anxiety to realize will be universal, is beyond a question. This must give greut activity to money, aud no lack for a rapid reduction in our bank deposits from this canse alone. ‘Lhe exportation of epecie from this port lest week | was comparetively limited, as will be ecea by the | aunexed tab.c: Farcers oF Brees rrom me Pout Steamer Fmeu, Havre, goid anu si.ver Steamer Atiantic, Liverpool, gol oo do w New Yor. $41,009 00 | ¢ do Schr H. Hallock, Para, Am. Tot! for the week Previously reported Total, 1966. The movements in specie last week were as fol- lows:— Total export from this port and Poston Payments into Custom ilowe over disburse. ment, 1,060,200 Total... eT Receipts by Hesansbip Ariel, California goid.. "1,470,000 } Decrease in supply im the Week... .....004 9820,983 ‘We should ju¢ge from this that the baak returns, on Monday, would show a epecie reserve under twelve million of dollars. A. HL. Nicolay’s rogular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, at half past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. ‘The anthrac‘'e coal trade ix tolerably active, and | shows in the aggregate, by the three principal lines, 110,514 tone for the week. The Schaylkill Naviga- | ‘ tion Company, for the week ending on Tharsday, | bronght down 30,322 tons, and for the season to the | fame date, 612,000 tons to the same date last year. | ‘The Reading Railroad brought down for the week @nding on Thursday, 61,727 tons, and forthe yea 1,993,244 tons, against 1,470,324 tons to the same Gate last year. It will be seen that the sapply from | | Whe Schoy!kill region is 146,202 tone short of the | amount sent to market last year to corresponding Gate, The canal shipments on the Lebigh Naviga- | \." tion, for the week ending on Saturday last, werere | @uced by @ partial surpension in the landing o } boats, from the occurrence of high water. They amounted to only 25,466 tons, and for the season to (620,58 tons, agsinst 683,099 tons to «ame time laxt + Om the Lehigh Valley Ralrosd, coal trans | was, for the week, 4,95) tone; for the | N94 tons. Vessels continue scarce. and the | in consequence, without mach animatin». | ‘The value of general merchandise importe! this posers the week ending and in Inding aap ai into day, A Fore ga ‘Total importationa... cee. oc. ‘The exports ia the same time were a fo’ es —Conoral merchandise... $1,451 porta gyer exports.., wall, per “Arabella; 55 Cneacen's per Acna Hineks and 2, M14 Coustwise (of which % O01 were from Califoruia, per DL Yerriogton), making « total of 19,066 hides. The ftock p hand of ox snd cow hides is 41,000, (tho same year, 3.700) as follows:—12,000 ary Buenos 0 40. Rio Grande, 200 do. Porto Cabelio and € 2.800 do. Maracaibo, 758 do. Chagres, 750 do Mexican, (Tampico and Matamoros), 2,160 do. St. Domin go and lort au Matte, 1.500 do. West ludia 2,500.0. Cad foruia, 4,600 do. Buenos Ayres, 300 do. Rio Grande, K were quiet, at $e @ 12c., for Western. I —ibere continaed 40 be a good demaad at tal! prices with larger receipts and better stocks. Thy sup. ply, however, was scarcely equal to the demand, and ta Prices are expected to rule for the season. ‘Tne stock is aomexed Hemlock. Oak. «48,000 10,000 . 48,600 10,000 36.000 6,700 Lax was quiet, and prices ommal i \sers.— The market was tirm for sweet, with rales of 7b hos. tart clayed at 3éc., and 20 do. tart muscova. ‘Sronne.—Sules of 1,500 »bis. common rosin were made, at $1 €5 per 310 Ibs. delivered. Spirite tarpentiae . 4 44e., and crode at $3 62 a $3 75, and tar at ~The stock tn first hands of Fnglish linseed was Vight, and prices firm. Sales of $,C00 gallons were made a 90. ¢., baying Bone in Mest hands, and 9050. asked to arrive; and English aod Amerizan sold to the extent of 6,000 gallons, at Ole a Se. por gation, in hhds. and bdis. Crude wbive was drm, with moderate sales, while crade sperm was quiet and nominal, Manufactured was with: out change of moment VYuovsoxs —Pork—The market was beavy and prices regular, the sales embraced about 200 a 300 bbls. mess, at Siv 505 $19 62),, a $17 76a $18 for grime Beet was beary prices lower: sales of 100 #200 bble. were mace 7 for country prime, and $5 a $4 25 fo. wens {$8 508 Sil for repacked 48, =o? $12 & for exwa do.; beef hams were dull, at Lic atslsasiz. © . Lard was firm, with for prime. Butter and prime m were 4 ales ot 200 0 200 bbis., cheese were without change of moment. ¥ way firm, with anies of 150 casks at 22(c. a 4%c. © ve were quiet: sales of 200 a 200 uhds. were made, Jing Cuba muscovido, at 8c. a 8Ke., and 100 do. # Crieans, at Sige. a Oigo. “ +) —Sales of 400 bbls. were made, at Sic. a 36e, and 160 do., wt 866. Cc eles of 290 tone of Mictou were made, to ar- ©, Ot 85 Th, four monthe. NOTHR a TO THE PUMLIC—THR POLLOWIN g bern stolen from my store, on Sun tay nigh’ Thereby evutton the pablie from meg tiating March tr 6 mouths, drawn by Hf. © raphe, on C2 one 1, Gmenthe, drawe by 10 and A Tr ”. wy o April 16, 6 momthe drawn by MH. © and A t ol he 170 © oO and A 1 146 08 One v c. aad A Tray? agen. in ih a ig @ One deed July 1. days, drawn by isane Gockfair, in favor of Da 160 08 tated June f 4 by FLA. Vrede & oF of Davi 1 142 Gt Joly #, 8 months ra by P A. Vrear& vor of David Thomas for 1 a2 One a " S months, drawn by G. Boyd, in to « A mas, for R298 * dated Joly * 3 montha, drawa by 6. W. White, in av 18. P. Toon, for. In ow One daved July 20, 3 monte, drawn by G. W. Whie, in fa mo r steal F s, deawn by ©. Letimon, tn ta BD. THOMAS, i igs ing « sigred by Moses Herrog. whieh the ¢ ying charges, 1 F ISTH INST, IN GREENWOOD CE HO WOMLENG. MENTE @ MEYERS NOTE, DATED Lest CERO, 1, 1806, wt igh follars and twenty mon’ ha, ive py ‘nied and mailed at Me ted to Hermann Bt on stopped. OST—A PIREMAN'S BADOE, No. 901, Te PINDER will confer a (avor by leaving it at No. 12 Roosevelt 0 ORT—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, (N GOING PROM I Pork slip ferry. throngh Beekman,’ Barclay and West to foot of Kobinson stroct, a lady's in. with erges and locket attached. The Gm ie rewarded by leaving It at 470 8 GaT-ON PATURDAY, 16TH INST, A PRARI PIT 1 waerl to Wve lont in one of Kipp ati y re. DAY NICHT. and the St, Nicholas Hotel, an orange 1 sik mantic, for which @ reward of % Nicholaa Hotel ark steel nad MAN Wants PTIANCIAL. TO LoAM, 4) BIGHIN ADS, $2,000,500 Seuiietes's te, Pru dicneoe Prey Pain Fos Cavmazormay’ Ticats. E anes sate by MACHUNF. S05 Geonae uy $2. 000. 100. PAWS | gooxere ee a se x, iernance 286" Guann steerer. | 9AM M. $1,229.222.-seuanens mame jewelry, clo-hing. cr velvels, fu Ben dc) Gur oflces a ire ver ver) priv, and nds Indios ‘ast pontie: mea may rely op our bus stricly confidential. Pawnbrokers’ uckets bought, ‘iz Broadway nia iear Canal. 1 nt. ee i HovstON. Macpe —MONEY TO LOAN, ON WATCHES, $1,000.000.3 eg ey 12 Nassau street, corner of Aus, rn aad 25, done rooea Kos. 9 THOMPSON & CO., brokers and commission merchants. 775,00 ees nae ee Busivess prompt. as 486 Hrandway, oomner Broome sureet, room No. & 55. VOL) TOiOA SON DIAMONDS, WATCHES oO ‘and jewetrs, or bought by. ‘JOS. AAC. 1) Chambers trees “basemer nt —" LAIN Oe fromp! an’ contcentia, trom 9 Ui 6. M, B.—No Pasinse Sacancted on Se San anys. Se $8. 000 Axe $5,000 FIRST MORTGAGES IN A large and vaiuabie tract of land on Hud- Se river, close io ersten, oi adapted for residences and Gis" Houdsman uodoubted, A, liberal discount al the money. SBM ol ub be fount ample, Title Address box 706 Poat eflice, New York. 334 BROADWAY —MONEY ADVANCED TO ANY anovat on diamonds, watches, jewelry, pianos, ay poccs t gars snd every description of Valuable properly, or ‘ought ior eash; stocks, bonds, notes, mortgages, &c., nego- tiated, Watenes ond jewelry for sale, a fooms No. Land 2, second story. fe low perfect, CMAMBERS STREFT, NEXT DOOR TO BUR ton’s theatre, second stor frome room Money ‘. nds, watches, jewelry, Ta large lot of wate, 3 ti and two wagons SON, Manager. ~ nin rG Y AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, piste, wate ‘tn oe cat SR has, ewe rities and mercha ugh: for cast. Futon street, pecond cur, front races SA. M.wSP, vanced on, or bought for cash, snd acl kinds o} MONEY —$10 PER DAY, AND ham ‘e ‘ONEY, be mide by any smart man, young'or middle saelosing $1 and two postage, sian ss. the plan wil te tor. warded. ACOS PEASE, Beston, Mass. ONEY, MONEY, loan'ondiamonils, watches, jewelr; rf oF bons! description of personal property, or and Jewelry for sale by a. Yarore janos and every jor cash; watches ft, 4 Howard sirect, oe ~—THE xorrs OF THE FOU LOWIN' BANKS J will buy the usual discount of | per cant » Island Ceutral, Mount Vernon, Exeter, South Royalton, | evs’ Baok of Wickford, and Warren County. notes, specie, &e.. &c., bonght and soll at Liberal rates JAMES M. TAYLOR, Specie and xc): age Broker, 169 Chatham, corner of James street. B.—F1 900 in French gold for sale. Coad bans BRA On SHREWSBURY, LONG H, HIGHLANDS, Ocean House, Silver Point, and Ocean Mort.—The light steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER. yg leave from foot of Jay street, North river, for as Is at 4B M5 19th, at 43; P.M. 2th, wt 11, p next | morni ing. UDSON RIVER R RAILROAD —FROM MAY 19, 1856 the trains will leave Chambers street station as follows:— Express, 6 A. M. and 5 P. Ei pet 9AM. nie AAvMeaca © for a. TA M. acd | P. BR x. 6 i; this trata Leaves ng, aL it BM. ; for Peekakit sand50%'M The fe But sie, ‘iing Sing’ ant Peckskil! trains stop at the way stations. Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal, Christopher and thirty-first sireets. | Traine Pacts ces Meee Wien whee ae aad Dy eS, bby a . SMITH. Sup’t. JEW YORK AND CONEY ISLAND, LaNDING AT Fort Hamillon each way.—The steainer, NOKW AL Rooman, will leavé as indus included’ oot of Ambon street ats rs m is and 3" 4. Bf, icoves | ring iret ut 9s A w P.M; pier @ orth Cs AM. band 4 ‘ a id, inst trip. ‘ton’ and back tohew Yor, rrenty tive canta, for i en; be given. NO price for cl 8: BODE, gets (ey AD.—ON AND AP end uni! further notice of Dasa e strect, as fol EW YORK AND ERIE R ter Ibursdey, Avgust 7. ane NET (Taus Wil leave pier f Britlsic Express, at 6 A.M. th cffalo Express, FB Ponkirk Herre, OAM for Dankick. Moai, ars. for Dunkirk anc Butialo and taterme diate siations. Pamacagere by this trata will re.anio over mgt wego, and proteed the next morning MONEY—ALWAYS ON HAND, TO | beeeing ® oO. BOARDING AND LODGING, a SRNANPS REGISTRR, AROAING JR PRE . cetapnenaceee meet orcenaraatene me B Boweay aNiexas STORE, 965 YOvERY. NEAR ea ae na sTREET—THE (AROE, FIRST CLASS, NICELY # CRNISITED ROUSE aerate eee, | eae eee Sse oe | Aaa aes wi ag seca 7 OF Ue per Geta; WASHINGTON 6YREET.—BOARD AND LODQ- With amps, rae ‘tive ot of new ae per yer. 247 os es with Sh 108; | AN, EXCHLLEX ¥ BOARDING An invoice of Bnglish Preach print, very prey. 1 Bound and lodging eee ant ggind Kroes BL 26 40 oepeto tas root very lew, aud fara De bege and linens for travelling ‘aids | pet week. Per day, twenty nine rooms near Ree prompt paying ¥ 5 JO EAST THIRTEENTH STRERT CAN ONODIT r. Hou oo) pepe 183 "81, THIRTEENTH, etREET—AN ENGLISH io’. W. ROH ARDS, S07 litmaway. ii srry i a prciat comme Senoeh 183 oboeeee THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE 70 LET—CHRAP, Seca eT hte. clase, Gas, bath, ie from now th the first of Say, In ‘avenue, bes rset cF 'y-ninth i saat fe Arai fe colored velvet hing at woe from $1 50 to $2.60. the bem ever tna, ot 8, Siods table covers, srery ange lot $1 0 $8 and cloths, diapers, &c , very low. Domestics retailed at wholesale prices. Our arrangementa for procuring these goods enables us to sell them very Jow, tn no instance higher at retail than the Jowest wholesale price among the agenta or jobbers. All our goods are in pain figua 4.W.f. GILLEY, 126 Bowery. D hageaee arene Or rs ral TRADE, tres One price, and that mark: FLW. Mor day. Auguat 16, ‘the subscribers will pen a MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FALL DRBS3 GOODS. to accommodate the numerous viskers about leaving the clty. A. T. STEWART & CO. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets. MWLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND TALMAS. JACOB LANBING, 42 Codar street, Iurouten se FACTURRS CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, TALMAS, ETO, now in store Acomplete assortment of goods faite above Line, intended rae PAVE TRADB, To which he invites the special attention of Joobers im sand other citics, also of large buyers from every section ore Union This stove comprises an Inflate rartety of elegant novelas to cloth velvet, motre suiuee and all prevailing fabrics, ited to the wante of the trade, and including all q ann sae tha: canaot fall to meet the approbation of close buyers @ Cedar stroat, bet apd Wiliam. IMBROIDERIES, 4c.— ~ most recelved, a large lot af Cambeic and mourning ocners fae auel — te Sold verychenp. Also, 500 Indien tnd gents’ linen, cambete And lawn handkereltets, (rom Ta, 6d. 10s. enc By DEMKMAN & SSmeane, 473 Broadway. UST RECEIVED PER ARAGO—A SPLENDID AS- sortment of the richest French embroideries, collars and sets, to which I respectfully call the attention of the ladies. HENRY RICE. ANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.—THE Fe bamernypanee oo Pr now ready to exhibit his fall stock of these goods, am dary Ny concgtongeh at naweiion t in various materials for the: trade. wih git western jem DE AOEAGR,. Cloak. Tewvelig GEO. a toyed Broadway. AISON bey oa ae sulting OFF UNDER PRICE, ill the 2th of August, Laces, gloves, rato flowers, bonnets, man dresees and others, bareges, muslins, brill & 4c., dc., wholesaie and retail, tn ‘sousequenss of ure. mill dopar P& A. ar Stew ART & CO., will open, on Monday, August 13, Be ria, STRIPED AND RICH PLAID POPLINS. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets, ps CLOAKS aNd M eTULL. AS. WHOLPSALE. Tue LATEST Fastiions, T. STEWART & CO, ers aud Reade streets, TIES.—300 DOZEN OF new and origtnal patteras, I N, 40 Warren sireet. Jase Feeeiee WHOLESALE BUYERS. ae subacsiber uow prepared to show a full sock ot , Madtillas, ‘Taltnas, &e., In every new styie, for the'fa'l trade, To which he would especially invite the early attentioa of Jobbers nud large buyers from ull paris of the Union boats GE BULPIN, ‘0, 361 Broadway. Manufactory No. "60 Pranklin street, © COUNTRY JOBBERS AND MERCHANTS.—BRO- Dib’ styles full and winter cloaks, talmas, &e., &c » now ready, in alfthe fashionable fabrics. ‘61 Canal street, and 63 Lispenard street, N. B.—The Fashion Book for now publ AVELLING MANTLES, TRAVELLING MANTLES, linen, tweed, mobiale And other materials, the season is, rcE0 Papoose Moe Bok, By BEEKMAN & COMPANY, Gotta ae ep at 30 ¥ ’ M. (from foot of Chambers 473 Broadway, re Viermont, for Suffern’ s and intermediate stavions. "Way Passenger, at €P-M., for Newburg au Middieiown | WHITE SWISS MUSLIN DABQUEB, | id invermediate sialous. ei Night Rupress, at S287 for Dumkirs not Bula. U)CKMAN & COMPANT, 473 Broadway. cia a> a pas a Ballalo, and tn'orm® } OF aoited and embroidered Suisse basqui a , J ty, superior abapea, These express tralne in con et ae entra ih fie Rimi, Ou. | Which willbe sold low. cowl yd Ning or fare Pal bing atom wih et ‘racuae and Binghansion railroad W 25k5R Broriens, ni Corning’ with buflio, Corming aad New York TERS, 7 iuochentor al Great en ‘with Delaware, Lacks (4 nod 06 Sob ret, up stairs, na and West |. for So hay, ‘at Builalo and | bare just received their new fall goods, especially Dunkirk ‘with the via Shore 5 for Cievelagd, Ciagin biraw lace, sven een ond ail, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago, & ® D.C. MeCALLUM, Generat Sup't_ Tibbons and ailks, &e, FOULAR DAY LINE POR ALBANY AND TROY.— RE Landing at West Point, Newburg, Poughkeep- | —. DOLLINERY, 0. on Point, Ci illand Hudson The new d aplen- TRADE.— y morn, ‘or fur- rect, gunasoan saaiepiacinaies SPRINGS AND New Yors «: wae Rartroan, Fare reduced—To Albany. $1 00; Baratogs, 326. ‘Two Cally express trains, express leaves coroer of White and Contre streets thd w'lb'he Albany ‘and Nortbera. Railroad at be re arrive at 1245 P.M Four Corners wih Springs, where vrap Raia ‘wi all stations, and arriving with the Centra! estat ll Pe, and with we ibang ter New York, with wal 6f the 8.15 cupresy Wala per hg all stations, OF the Covurai Walloat ant Ue » r om express tra! ie Cen! ir and a9 a jveuy aud Norbera Nemues checked targomm jooos 4 1868. W. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent EXPRESSES EXPRESS <THE 0 Broadw despatch their wect nehin EMPE sry on Monday. Aug. 14 M. day ofeauling, JOUN HORY, ADAMS EXPRESS "3 RY, FROM PARIS, .) by the ‘present age in ¢ of life, true aud eertais siness, marcisge, absent fries magnesism. Oflice 9 Broome wircet. WONDER.—THE GIPSY GIR. in America, eun be cons lute. Behort time cniy, at &) Bo s~ The Cipay hee also on hand a secret wih naivie fadien tnd gcoviemen to oblala he Silections of the opposite ser charge ew THE © r= RVOTANC ‘dccet, a few doors © vee Sree red and cued, If arable, eae od where: EMILY CLIFTON, WILL ON THE IRC send to any person a fall delinen’ heir handwriting: also a receipt for gaining the the oppori'e Hidtress, With retirn postage, M232" AME MORROW cI IMS TO BETTY Most won ed bY that ever bece ent of tho sr by Wave @ natn 9 0f life. J hare astoatehed yon are & @arricd and how soon, and will show future brsvand, and wilieause fon to Be eyed married yon vill enuoy las greatest happiness of fhatrtinonial Dies ind gourd tuck your whote Me. I will sino show the tke. Sheew Hlenss aod nd T will teil so trae all we pimp y oy ive x5 bwip boing ssonlahed. Ko charge if not satisfied. Call soon or you wiil not ee’ Temnemenare wot admitted. So. 76 lircome arose beoreen Cannon and Columbia. ph ah ADAME BALDWIN ¢ BE CONSULTED AnoT Mi ioe tunrriage nnd friends : >. interprets dreaina, cousuite on street, third story, room I. nis. She causes speody ADAME. MA AR, PURTNOLOGIS®, 194 © SRVENTA daugnter, Bie tells your exact character and age wheihor you are married, desersboe yur present wile or bocbamt if ot married, a tlle Ie ree ee sriom you wil marry. and the past eventa of ur li correctly, tha t Fall who Visit. Offer, 10; West Browlway, INTERESTING WIDOW, JUST RETTRNED nia, ts desirous of forming the aejnainianes Ofeome respeciable young gentlemen, with a view to mate: mony : having po n ainiances in this elty, takes trie meth | of aintancs of some gentleman who eenere cond qnaliliee and strict morale No oth or one week, Mi Mrs. ra. Charney, Browtway Post ww can be hid.’ A GENTLEMAN, 208 THTNTY, OF PREPOS appearanes, engage? ia a highly rary state ty hich will in afew yeare yield bim w splonli foray iroys of forming » matrimonial alliance eemne money nt hei Any In ened ¥ ‘ fidem ial comrannicat #F ' NTA VOLLANTE WILT enulvalent $0 stam, +} men and poys—on! of sit F™ . 1856, TRENCH FLOWERS, Panis FRATURRS, an COLORED STRAW GOODS, Just reecived by ‘Toye «Rp & KETcHeM, and 66 John street, Corner of Willian, N.Y, CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERY. HH ‘DERSON'S Great carpet store. No. Bowery. Superb medal Cr vi d. per yard, Ingraing, 3a. 6d. pe yard. MUSICAL AND DANCING, Cano duro Derr oe or ordre SUPERB BA, LA, 7 OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte fer sale.—Rlegan'ly finished, with round corners, Fichly inlaid, beautifully lined with «atin wood and white holly bas Dot a blemish about it, beauiul sweet toned, diagonal With maker's unexpired warrantee, has scarcely boca Sart hall Foe owner's boarding and’ has no roca: fer fd wil veil i $100 lose than cost pric, wo monthy ago at 70 Wasbington street, nei n' Brooklyn. Prive 827), Apply from eight A. M- till eight P.M, for four days. RAND BAL MR PERACHTO BEGS TO FORM T Wis friends and the public that he will give is last grand ball of the season, at bis ueaderny. 464 Broadway, on Wednes W. ‘Biraub's full vand. Anellicient police will Pp ANOFOPTE FOR BALR—AT A DRC DED BARGAIN description, viz: in scale Is 7 oclave, made ot rich rose wood, round catuers, carved and seulloped frou!, massive carved leggs, with roses in rellef, €c.; delicious (ull tone; is w; is in Preriee order; has -Y_npravement; ce- brated ely m fully wacran Will be soll atm ed bargain for cash, Reterenc, a will b 7 an’ "hb come tnas pendest, aan learn a busine $ per day in any ety ‘i for ever. Apply at 113 he bers stree’ IVELY—BRCSM manta, Pacis per id by druggists, RUFUS K RUGGISTIS’ FANCY GOODS EXC! Dee caten, soap, eriracm, pomates,t finery and toilet articles, and © except Imported and £0 MAILARGY & Co., 35 Nason sree ry arte Wholesale by TEACH ANY ONE HOW TO MAKE Sto PER aty four, ata in deliente female vad Increased indefi tie hard working ian, and which ex nitely. No eapiial required, Addr James w York Post oflice, not be responsi 8 UST IMPORTED—ROVAL, in ffs combination. and great! pty] gestion. For by CUMMINGS & DIXU: Inerchanta, ® Beaver street. TAIN'N ALU ARLE information and those contemplation Tarriage, will he receipt of sik three cent po sale of brisinestes, formation of par all bw connecied with @ genera} Azone ELON & 0O.. 519 Brondway, Cppoaite Bi Nicholas Harel Noms F.-WE ARE PREPARED TO PW VERMIFUGR.—WiTE'S WORM LOZENGRS are guaranteed 19 aiTurd inimediatg veliet to all aflieied whh worms, and being inollensive to the taste, are readily taken by children eale by the pal office, Xo. 1 Nasean street, where a'l orders should be gent, and also by druggists genorally. C_ A. WHITH, 64 Nagsan street, SHOWCASES SCHMIDT & BROTHERS. MANUFAC and wareroome, No. § North Williain sireat, near York, and Third stro: o ge assortment co ty on hand. Old show ses taken in €3 exchar « xe. Orders promptly exeewtot. STAMWERING, AC, CURT DR. BENNETT, IN w He seks no nor Will he take ang uuiil the pau sat Or ad and talk Fight off without the least zi tho pale ul reweain ot Schryen's Hotel, Kingston, Cistercoun'y. N.V., ata di h n be cured by At, box 36 F Kingston, Ui JUST RECEIVED, EIGHT CARSKS AUMMERS BROTHERS brie, by near Cana) © MERCHANTS, CLERKS, have opened a’ red A hastners tow ending any clerk (o fairy of te kind To‘New Vork iintlon, obviating the necces ying at servants’ intelli Basis’ s Goe Gy bpvaaw. 6 boon bro iotly inquired f ‘Tivia is ty 16 15 CHAMBERS STREET.—PLEASANT ROOMS FOR single gentle ae, oF of | convenient to busines” gui, bathy Ae, free; terms aotete PRINCE STREET.—A ig pane ASS 5 i tlemen, or a gentleman and his wife, cotta on bal roeens on, 6e60 Boor; also, a elngle room. House con- a Bb ipalic STREET.—A LARGE AIRY ROOM, furnished, suitable for a gentleman and his ‘wate or two beat ‘gentlemen, may be oblaiued by applying a3 above. House contains gas and bath. None Rie ay need apply, PRINCE STREET, FOUR DOORS WEST OF roadway, and neat the Metropolifaa and St Nicholas transient or permanent for gent single gentlemen; house first class. SURING STREET. FOUR BooRs FROM BROAD- To lel, soveral bancsomely furniabed rooms to single geal Inquire in the buildin; the location is near all the first class hotels, uilding, of Anson House. ¥RANKLIN “STREET —A BUIT OF ROOMS, ON the third floor; also, large double and single rooms for gentlemen, all neatly furtiahed: Apply aa above, first house rest of Broadway, G] BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TWO clegant)y furnished pariors, on the first floor, and apart ments on the Second tloor of & private houae, containing all the modern improvemenss, to let, with or without board. WALKER STREET, FIV Pip) DOORS wes? Broadway.—A tet ntee! ‘ivate cro house for for mingle genietien and, and in, gene ‘and thelr wives, 3 NINTH STREFT.- SHANDSOMELY, aay RNISHED rooms, with breakfast, ina smal) WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.—SOUTHERNERS OR persons desiring permancat” board will find. pleasant ac- ccrmmodations, with boa the above first class house. as ns, ac. Dinner’ at 6 ‘o'clock: References. ex: A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN BE SOCOMNODATED WITH a very Feapectable Gi “vill fod the comf of a hom the house rovements, ae nces mutually rexchan, precere 'g Lawrence sirect, near Fulton atest, of fidiam street, New’ York, second floor, front office. ‘OUeS, MEN CAN BE ACCO! MMODATED WIth board, leasant rooms, Stanton atreet, Within a tew ‘coors ot the bower . WIDOW LADY, RESIDING IN A QUIET PLACE upon tbe shore of the Hudson, at about ten mingles! walk from the New York and Erie Railroad Tmont, can accommodele wiih, boara two or three Uenen. Apply during the evening to Mr. W. M. MO! Wesichester House, corner Bowery and Broome stree suit st ROOMS, OR SEPARATE, TO LET—WITH board, ina smal, 1, private family, to a gentlo- man and “site or sing! nuemen. House small, motern built, containing la.est improvements. , No. 120 West Sixteenth street. Best of references given and required, A WIDOW LADY RESIDING IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN: two minutes’ walk of the South ferry, would le! toa gen- ileman and his wife two handsome parlors, furnished or tn- furnished, with board, or the privilege of keeping house. Ap- ply at 40 Biate street. A WIDOW LADY, RESIDING IN AN UNEXCEPTION- able ne! hood, would like to take two or three ehil- dren to Loard and edueate with her own, For further particu lars address Mra. M., Metropoitian Post ofiee, 13 Astor plac A LADY: Liv ING RETIRED, WOULD ACCOMODATE fn invalid lady with board and nursing, or would let « Kandeomoely furnished ross 49 » lady sad sea dress Percy, Madison square Post office, YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHPS TO FIND BOARD and lodging i in a family with a few io go dining hour at 5 o'clock, ‘ation between Hor aud Tenth sts., west side of Broadway; price not 0 encted ‘M4 per won Address Board, 717 Broadway, segar sore. MELY FURNISHED ROOM, sched, to let, to single gent!emer oom, to permanent persons. Rent reasonab! Vrince street, a few doors west of Broadway. OARD—A FINE LARGE PARLOR, ON SECOND ficor of a private houne to let, to a gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen, with or without partial board; Jocation ot house near Washington square, Address N.'S., Herald «iliee, OARD.—CLINTON PLACE.—ONE OR TWO FAMI- lies and a few single gentlemen can be accommodates with furnished apartments and ‘d, in the very desirole een, & Clatou place, near Fillh avenue, Referer ve ox- Pes OARD—IN BROOME STREET, NcAR BROADWAY. A few gentlemen can be accommodated with tarnished or unfurniahed rooms, with or without board; partial board if vequired. For particulars inquire at 3X3 Broome street. OARD IN CARROLL PLACE.—VERY DESIRABLE rooms, well furnished, suitable for families or single gen- tlemen, can be had, with full or partial board, at No. 1 Carroil place, Bleecker suet. OARD CAN BE HAD, IN A SMALL FAMILYGUP town, bas a gentleman and wife: - board for lady. dress Alice, Madison square Post oltice. OARD, IN BROOKLYN—AT 242 HENRY STRERT, near Amity: the most desirable location in the city; ouly four minutes’ walk from the ferries; suits of rooms and sin gle rooms, on first, second aud third Hors, for married or sin- fie entieimen, furnished or unfurnished, with full or partial hoard: gas, aud every convenience for comforl. References Varticular attention paid to permanent boarders, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ORNTLEMEN OAN BE AC ommodated with handsomely furnished rooms in a French Bowery. fs eman. xD Bes BED. Apply ps4 exchanged. fe house, Relerences exchanged. Apply at 60 Wi [oughby strect. * cas BY. i md ba nem yg! HFIGHTS. ‘ae seat rooms dy ‘an American fam! bart at No. sop pig hE ‘ral fromm Pukon feety. House contains gos and bath. Boe’ WANTEDSIN A REFINED PRIVATE PAMI- 1g. tn which ne other boardern will be taken, by » geatle, man and four daughters, (two of mature age and (wo nearly 6 end? years old) And servant. 4 su‘lclent number of well furvished rooms for their comfortable accommodation® w! wired. “A bouse somewhere in the viclally of Fifa arenes Broadway, up town. will be preforre .. ress N. I, bos 1,073, Poo ollee, slaling torus ke,” The ‘persons to bis necommodated will, every particular, be anes cplionabie ‘Terms mode: jumates. OARD WANTE! obtain bourd at present in dee’ family, where p Yan tng fiarly neat, ki Little trouble, THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO old gentleman, whe js a cripple, and alth; a ph ce in the country, fn a smail and comforia! de living 18 more thought of onli be proferred; the gentleman is peca pest aun, guide from his Inirmities, of ress « lerald Aaa hee, I OARD WANTED—IN BROOKLYN OR SUBURBS, OR country near, by a gentleman. in a private family, where there are few or no boarders, ut Sia week. with Junie’ din- vr best of reference, Address #. K., Brooklyn lust eflice, week. DING.—A GENTLEMAN AND fis WICK CAN in a room aad becroom on second floor, well f le rovmis, Apply at ny West Fourteenth Orciork. Bo erihcee er tour svaie genth with good furp.ehed roots, wit! with gas; baths, App'y at No. JOARDING—A SUIT OF ROOMS ON FIRST F1,OOR, iso a parior and Hetroom attache ton second floor, froxt ‘faa ft. John's park, to lel, wiih board, at 40 Beach street. Day , can be ‘aecomiy mn dh a d. ‘The house ix lighted 1 Hicuston street ‘their » Apartments fey Fins HATTON & ©O, wih perman registered free, and (1. KNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET—TO m. Browk a ¥ Pleasant neighborhood, ‘P corner of Eleventh street and srcih avenue eS: cw AMR ROOMS, way, fa Ninth Aderess box 1,131 FURNISHED ATTIC BEDROOM TO LET—10 A ¢ tlainan, private family kept ino in a st rtety t at SL per week, Inquire at IO Prospert str d Brioge streets, Urdoklyn, within ion minates ton ferry. ween Ja walk ot Pal. DO We i obe Hotel, corner of Frank cents per night, or $1. per we tat heir option, DARD T.700,,SVA87, GaeteEt call at the Hearders’ Kxehange, No. 2A 6 Vroadwoy, Our plan, unlike oll o) charge for boarders nerualls obtained G. 1. SMITH & BOYD, Mon PATE TERMS.—FURNISHED hed rooms, with hoard, ot 10 Mast 1 between and Mad! snnes, ho! the rooms; baths on eve: ROMs, TO LRT AT ing on Broadway, tv # and bath in tly AND UNFUR ¥ sccond street, 2AMITY STRERT, FRONT. aingle, with partial board, if desir FP WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN FIND A FINELY furnisived room, with partie board, in a priva ¢ house, where only four or five will be toon ation in the N ward, and convenient to etazen . d care, Roo in second story, Sdjoiniog bath room; hones aie wll the motern improve. ments. Forms very low. “Address H., 116 Fulton s'eert W ANTED—BOARD FOR A YOUNG LADY, FY. ne specinble, quiet faini!: . where here are bat few or no otver boarders. ' Address f re_Thro diay Post WANTED TW On TURES ROOMS, PLEGANTLY furnished, with breakfast, and 1h erecta, fur two single gendemen, Add’ ¥ TANTED-RY A SINGER U fortable room, with board Righteenth and Thitty-fovrth sire avenues, Unexeeptionable referen Addroes W., 322 West Twenty elzhil « vr We ster—ny A room, with board, In a private ft reat Boarding house keepers need not a Wut few, itn, boarders. Ade obice tween Forty-ei gale, or would eatery Apply on the premises. URNISHED, HOUSE—A FOUR STORY ENGLISH basement house, in ‘Thirtieth with entire fu dure, both nearly new, will be rented 10" & fino ado per annum; poe possession given Achebe, Re ‘Address (oy DOX office. OTEL, NEAR BROADWAY, rent:—The large five story TO LET, ATA LOW ut ding on the southwest oeceeer. th iss rot rata of aut Pos: rt eon. taly Apply to HL. BUYDAM, 130 Weavers fey a Place. FFICES 70 LET.—A CHOICE 107 LoT ore ogrtoms Tome ARE nd Trad ’ Fachange; they c bead 2h ow rah wr rata by good ‘radexs) ge ir) yd iabango; Une a ul eat @ fine large Groton water, with washstnats, ili: Any ts eee oe be ac: Soh 2 aug Toamck & seis aug Shae kote eer West suree' sa TR HOAGLAND, Sec'y. 0 LET—FROM FIRST OF NOVEMBER, A TWO story brick house. with al! modern haprovements, aud the furniture for sale. “Laquire at 2 Leroy street. T° LET—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF FURNISHED apartments, in the frst class house 776 Broadway, well Adapted for a fainily wishing to ki a parlor pod Podroom, toseingie gentleman.” Please apply from 12M. 5 0 LET—FURNISHED HOUSE, THE THIRD FROM Union square A widower, without children, large furnised house, of seventeen rooms. would foto a exponaib and if pertecuy agreeable, would board with them. Apply to J. 8U lincenth treet: Modern improvements, In perteet order. (Po, LET-THE LOWER FART OF THE HOUSE 476 Fourth street, near Second avenue, ‘cel basement, kitchen, parlors, together with an_attic Rent $00. Apply to JOHN SUCH, 60 East Fifteenth street, Possession immediate. ag LET—THE etme fy be ncegn aie ey dweiling houses, all in ete order, viz: No. werley place, near Sixth avenue, 81,00 per santa; No 1 Pilger street, oppoaite Canal, $150, Ham street, Rear Greeny ich, immediately. Apply to YDAM, 153 Waverley place. Ler ix WILLIAMSBURG, THREE MINUTES’ walk from Grand street and Peck flip ferry, a drat class ae teow Bit brick dwelling, on the northeast corner of South aa Second streets. Rent $400. Possession at T° LET—WITH IMMEDIATE bhp gv AND FOR. niture for sale, at a bargain, Be class three story and basement brick house,’ 138 Waslin i oF city. two blocks fi the fe Rent, Pi oe penis oc 8 wary eel pene AP LET—T UPPER PART OF A TWO Lid T frame hous easy ded into rooms, in Kighty rps ¥ hext house to Bt. Lawrence church; h; the prettiest spot in York: ville; small garden, clean y Jow rent; furnished or Partly fo, desired. ‘Apply to E, TADRN, Ser Ser ieondway, up LET—THE FOUR STORY, BASEMENT HOUSE 235 Fourth avenue, a few doors above Twentieth house is in good order, and well adapted for a vrfrae aralie or first class boarding house. Apply on the presalses (PO LETSIN A GENTHEL BROWN S70NE HOUSE, 8¢ West 3ist street, near thavenne, the second and third stories, together or ‘separate; gas, water, laundry, &c., very conver'ient, rent from $250 to $360, Apply as above. oon Fang od FREMONT DEROT, TWO MILES rom Harlem, a house, comprising six rooma, including ore suitable for’a bootmaker, tailor, or other facturer, Rent'$40 per annum. Address Lease, box 170 Herald office. i pt! WITH IMMEDIATE POSMERION—SRS uP- the _ art of No, 361 Broadway. Theubove n en cf ree pod are aes ‘sdmirab) edapted tor busines Being wadoubedly the beat ocation a) Wako.” BULPIN, 361 Broadway. (TO Ler OR FOR SALE—AN ENTIRELY NEW AND velly furnished house, situated in a most desirable god fashionable Mfoealton, No, 14 West pont seventh ip aren, ry few doors from Fifth avenue. Inquire on the premises. L¥T, OR HOUSE FOR SALE—FOUR STORY BRICK, With allthe modern improvements, in Kast Vhiety third sueet; also part of a house; also a first class house in “Furey fourth street, situ sted between gLivingsion si. and Third ay. ood tenants Will be let low. ‘Apply at No. 100 Hast Thiety- ane street, near Lexington avenue. LET OR LEASE—A POUR STORY ENGLISH RASE- ment house, in Thirty-sixth street, between Seventh and Fighih avenues, just putin therongh repair; suitable for a boardin, tee. Toa ares, tenant, rent lot Mh eS iEROS 200 Wa lon singe! on OLET OR LEASE—2); YEARS FROM TIE. IST OF September, a house weil situated for renting furnished rooms, and is now let for that purpose. Locome $135 per month. ‘The furniture will be sold, if wanted. Inquire of. JOHN PERRY, 364 Broadway. Noagents need apply. TS LEASE—FOR 10 OR 15 YEARS, THE PREMISES ‘No. 20 Trinity place, near Thames sircet, suitable for tam clurivg purpot es, Warerooms, tS Apply to. P. LEAKE Laurens street, from 8 to 40 ‘A. M. ‘0 STORY HOUSE.—NO. $7 VESTRY STREET. 1 thorough repair, w: intnediate possessic ‘Hat families. Inquire at No. 13 aim sirects ee 10 PHYSICIA; 3.70} 1 LET. AN ELEGANT SUIT OF oilices, with furnace, gas, marble Wash basin aud water closet, on the frst oor of the new beown stone Haglleh base- ment Presiden door west of Broadway, ia Ninth street, Apply to 8. U, REAMAN, Ml Broadway, 2 ___ REWARDS, $50 REWARD —LOST, A GOLD HONTING Waton, OU “with a gold curb’ chain; watch made by ouper, London. The above reward will be paid by leavi Sate tnd chat at Ste George ¢. “Altn's Watch ing goad ment, No. 11 Wall street, and no qnestions aske. $4. scene beet eae tio of the’ — by tear! ing it at ‘Sa Rivington street. REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING last, an Enetish and Malian slut, all white except her fare and face, whieh are brown; answers tothe name of Row. Whoever will return her at 6; Bleecker strect, will recewwe the above reward. HORSES, » CARRIAGES, &c. (SARRIAGES, FOR SALE. —airRRR LEATHER Tor b \ ities, all in Sood order, a nee light wagons, without tops 0 OF foi Ae., Lb) Eldridge street, booweon fete SP ees {OR PALF—FROM THE COUNTRY, A RIGHT BA) mare, five years ol, 15% hands high, pouy made, bid pe La pis “so Wyo y a0 ‘rot in about three minules; w! ap, for Waat 406 Broadway. ere ee OR ALKA HANDSOME GRAY 110) XTREN FF des ah sou and Rust, wu tet ta 36 ales SL lor Of use. YI t NORKIS' stable, hows street, near Broadway. cunt FOR SALF—A RARE CHA NC of horses, carri and her horses, trained for indies’ riding. Inqul bear sath avenne, LE~TWO NEW SOU ARI and warranied for one y 0 & Jarvis’ stables, No. 3 Maatie sirect, South Brookiyn. 22 A SPLENDID TEAM 0 two fine saddle \ G4 Fortieth street, HOX WAGONS, CITY wo be sold iow. Ca ilicks street, near AL K BROWN MAMULEEONIAN NUMSE five years old last spring, sixteen hends high. sound in single or dounle barnes. Can irot in about thees “twill mak emit horse in ¢ow! leatn form i M42 Kldridge street, berween De ME BAY PONY. ness and under the saddle, und and free trom trieks: he Tost & goo! ewidie animal for a boy; (of ingle hacness, for ¥ ply wt the stable, wipth street amd Mlath arcu or at 2b hemee vee Beading. R SALE. A VERY bands hy h be warrante In'geod onter vot Thirt Hibte Wh BAY HAMIMPONIAN MARE, fis high, sound and bi 5, also mY one row mare, fine Iady's wad a bay pony, tie nior aad te pony, & fist M. Young's. fovd store, 71 at Twenty nin To be soon for three days OR BALE CHEAP—BAY HORSP, WAGON AND harness, Horse very stylish, eight years old this spring, hind in eingio or double harness, ‘nit pericctly. koumds Oud fart: half brother to So We Hight, nearly new and city made. Harness {x rmounted. Cam be seen for ¢ the hours of 1 the whote. Ia. $9 fF hove Delancey. ORKD MARE, SEX avd kind in alt haraere, OR SALE OF years old, Wi and under ihe. ea +t on and harness; can be geen nt 6 Fouth Fourth sircet, Williamsburg. particalars inquire at Wi Pearl street, NY. ORSE FOR SALE—SEVEN YRARS OLD: WerOHs Abort 1.200 ponnda, and is rire powertal for deay, cart, oF express winger. 20: fe Worth RUG way Warranted in every sesnect Vrieg ‘Apply to F. J, HUNTINGTON, 996 MPORTANT | TO TARMERS AND OTHMERS.—FOR 1 Ls hands high, 7 years old, pony built ie, by acelebrated fast, i hour tyinie “Apply to MeC APIA Y » atreet, FW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, St CROSRY sTREUT — Anetlon sutes every Monday and We lnesday, at twolv o'clock. YOUN W GATr ELD, ‘roprietot soni at Wal TETARD PARLOR, TRIMMINGS OF RYRRY. RIND, nd ail apparatus eneentit to or onnect 4 with the ra at fac ona al VHIS¥SH NWTIARD ROOM, EXTRA C “i player who may make the }o Apgnat I aod Septen te piteber noldly above re iat as preeyrs, RILIAARD TAL AND Ol USATONS—P A athematioaliy, ied February 19, 1956: warranted mi Pech and Sosseaming Coral © astiony fo at ene i +4 devtidde Sebbid, 3 whic € = ocr ne ei ~