The New York Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1856, Page 3

° NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1856. he Vigilance Committee of San Francisco. | FINANCIAL fhe following, says the Newark Advertiser, is an extract , thing is certain : ere we back down, the city of San noiseo will be laid in ashes. They may make another ytown a(lair if they please+the last act to immortalise present edmiuistration, The result wili soou be wt, and we are prepared for the worst. Police Intelligence, duyewoe Sona Ao way.—Isadore Fry, a boy ut sixteen Years of age, was arreated by the Eleventh 4 police, on charge of having ‘eloniously assau!ted : Ovendorf, » companion of his, and in‘licting a severe ~ fatal wound in his side. The boys, tt appears, had on Saturday afternoon, when _ received drubbing at the hands of Ovendorf. en night o Fry met bis enemy at the corner of wenue C Second ee and without any warning, rao up and - tyes pe of @ jack knife into his ela between ith and seventh ribs, inflicting a very dangerous ind. The cries of the lyegreg youth brought one of Eleventh werd police to the spot, when Ovendorf | assisted to the station house; there the district sur- a dressed his wound, and ordered him to be taken 18. Coroner Connery bet being notified that the wound a jay O Oro vies enapoen nae @ elicited. Fuce y officer Mahon, of the Sixth ward police, on charge aseaulted James ga with a slung shi 1 the ation of robbing him. The osurrenee took con the Five Polis t & ato out on Satorday $00 ball committed the accused for trial in ‘Tuert or 4 DiAMonp Cross.—Manuel Meyer, , Was arrested on a charge of stealing a diamond a , in Gowanus, on the 10th inst., died at Hospital on Thursday. He was ee on the oy wo, when amputated atthe thig! wing already je that. He survived the operation two was held by the Coroner, and a verdict with the facts was rendered. The was Francis Gallabra, a German. of its aflaira made a statement of its progress jnarcial condition. It appears that during the five which the institution has been in existence, 247 bave been attended, 136 of whom were German. 36 operations have \ ‘pee successfully performed, rest a medi sense, ve been Romie here. eae ly wn, as our German popu- are remal le for the readiness with which bute to all their own charities. We trust that will have the effect of calling their attention to an #0 deserving of thoir support as the Brook; , avd that other nationalities may also be to give it their aid, as in the dstribution of ite te no distinction is made as to the country of the Coroner’s Inquest. on Caio Buryep To DaaTu.—An inquest was hold mer Connery upon the body of a boy about five age, named Patrick Mc aughlin, who was burned |, at the residence of hia parents, No. 360 West urd street, under the following circumstances — rod, was very sick for some time watching during the night time, at the father, On Saturday night, Mr, McLaughlin, ood of Beers J by the sick bedside, went into an threw himself upon a bed, for the rte jp ashort sleep. agen te absence the candle, wi ich ‘was placed beside the bed of the fire to the bedclothes, and ia @ moment the un- ite child waa enve! in flames. The father was from his slum! by the child’s cries, and ys i *,) the fire, but it was = little fellow lingered of Deaths, Ing coug! Tnteantatos 0 of bowels, Inflammation of brain... .1 Inflammation of chest. a. bebe ear (ia- Inflam: Inflarnmation of lungs. Inflammation of stoinach, 2 1 i 1 13 84 33 6 «2 a M 6 1 gia Bilici’s isinnd pitals) ik W. MURTON, City lnepector. AND COMMERCIAL. MONBY MARKET, Bunvay, Aug. 31—6 P. M. ‘The stock market during the past week has been very dull and depressed. The téndency of prices throughout has been and at the close yesterday lower prices ruled than at the close of the week previous, As the market value of the leading railroad stocks recede, the quantity pressing for eale increases. Yesterday the sales were larger than in any day previous during the week, and there ap- pears to be a growing anxiety to realise. The sales of cash stock are increasing. As the season ad- vances, and the money market becomes more strin- gent, holders of stocks will realize without fortifying themselves with time contracts. In the early part of the present contraction, thoae who were compell- ed to sell for cash, turned round and made a pur- chase of the eame quantity on time, buyer’s option ,80 as to carry it over the most stringent period and secure any improvement that might take place be- yond. As the probability of a serious decline in prices strengthens, there is not so much disposition to purchase on time. Holders are selling stock for cash, with the intention of waiting a more favorable time to buy in again. The money market is gradually, but steadily, hardening. The demand is slowly increasing, and the banks find their deposits daily decreasing. We do not look for very tight times before the middle of October. Up to that time the market will become more ac- tive, and the supply of money less. It mat- ters very little what the movements of specie may be. The banks may increase their specie re- serve or not: it will make very little difference in the result. Last year at this time the banks had as much specie as they now have, with a discount line of ten millions less; at that time the deposits were ten millions less than at present, showing that the loans were regulated more by the deposits than by the specie in hand. The deposits of country banks will soon be rapidiy drawn down by the demand for the movement of produce. Advices from the West re- port great activity in grain, and the probability is that the volume of breadstuffs that will come for- ward during the fall season will be greater than ever before known. This will require large amounts of money, and it must be drawn from our banks. The drain for a time will be active, but at the usual pe- riod it will all come back. After running the regu- lar course of trade, it will accumulate again in our banks, where it will again cause an expansion in loans to stock speculators and an inflation in prices for stocks. In the meantime, however, we must prepare ourselves for a severe stringency and aserious contraction in the market value of all speculative stock securfties. The wisest course for speculators would be to let go, and when the lowest points have been reached, to take hold again, and follow the improvement which naturally takes place after a long depression, up to the high- est points again. It is always best to go with the tide in financial affairs. There is no use in at- tempting to stem the current, with even unlimited resources at command. The true secret of success in the stock market is in following prices up and down as the changes take place, and those who first fore- see these changes make the most money. There is go greater folly in Wall street than to stick firmly to the same side in stock operations. Even in the most worthless fancy there are times for the bulls a8 well as for the bears. There may be times when it would not be considered a very dangerous trans- action to buy even a worthless stock, although none but those who are daily at the Board of Brokers should enter very largely into such hazard ous speculations. The market now is on the down- ward turp, and the true way is to letit run. By getting out as early as possible, the loss, if any, can be made up more easily on the other end. It is very difficult for holders to look a’ the market in this light, and they frequently sub. mit, after waiting a long time for a reaction, to enor- mous sacrifices. There are many holders of stocks who now refuse to realize, who will before the lapse of sixty days sell at prices three and five per cent below current rates. These things always have been, and we suppose always willbe. It is this class of operators who supply the material to keep the machinery of stock speculation in motion. The exportation of specie from this port last week was as follows:— Surrmets or Srecre rrom tix Port or New Yor. $10, Steamship Alma, Havre, American gold... 000 00 Do. — Baltic, Liverpool «| ,000 00 Do. do, ailver coin... 000 00 Do. do. English silver. ‘970 00 Total for the week. $213,970 00 Previously reported 22,490,610 10 Total, 1856........2.sseceeeeenee + +++++$22,704,580 10 Albert H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction eale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, the Ist September, at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The list will comprise about $80,000 first class railroad bonds, in addition to other desirable stocks and bonds for investment. The charter of the Ilinois Central Railroad Com- pany exempts it from taxation on the payment of a certain proportion of ita gross earnings to the State. Doubts have been expressed whether this privilege is constitutional, and likewise whether it extends to protect the company from county and town as well as from State taxes. Some counties have attempted o collect them. Atthe last term of the Supreme Couit in Ottawa, the case of McLean county against this railroad company was decided, and puts all these questions at rest. The Court held that the Legislature had power under the constitution to ac- cept a proportion of its income in lieu of all other taxes, and that the company were liable for none other, either for county or State, or any other pur- pose. This decision relieves the company from all ocal taxation, but requires from it a pretty large proportion of its earnings. The sum paid the present year is $29,529. When the Branch shall be finished, and after the road shali be in fall opera- tion, should its income amount to two and a half millions, as its friends expect, the income of the State from it will be $175,000. The Chiriqui Improvement Company a few days since, issued proposals for the sale of coal at the port of Bocos de Toro, to steamship companies having vessels navigating the Caribbean Sea. The coal is particularly adapted to steam purposes, and the demand is likely to be far in excess of the pre- sent capacity of the company to make deliveries. The annexed statement of the property and pros- pects of the company has been prepared by the Board of Directors:— spose of said lands, construct- ing roads, leasing lands and mines, establishing steam<hip lines, No power is reserved to amend the charter without the Om the lands adjacent to the Chiriqat Lagoon, equt dis. ° ay tant from San Juan and A«pinwall, coal was found thirty years ago, and by some of the Sosbpene there has been used for that length of time in Mapa by Several examinations been made by tical experience, the on of a conviction that the ible. A practical geo! ( sors Silliman and Hitchcock), @ mining engineer, the necessary number ‘were then sent out to ‘The reeult of the lorations was the of lar coal beds or irtka, of the very ben ah Ma “Proper Island,” “Split nil’? *valteate the “Chan, river.”* The istand contains about three me depth win feet at tal or, one on Ch inj In river on ott a wag thickness, a 12 ie he mie m are inexhaustible. the of the coal ia ungurpasa i. The ‘bacco, Whb'ne, the ia Rorin, bole 1,000 Total . Pepe ure ee combus- ; tons per Se This a the company must supply, unless is be Geng ep re by steamship owners sneer G18 Pee tas Peg can, instead of purchasing it for $8 per The supplying the to the company a pra #8, 00 or weand aoe estizaate does not include the pr month, And this * 'The coal of the Chiriqui Company can be delivered at at a cost to them not exceeding $10 per ton. Panama Level ‘charge’ 63 $7 per ton wall to Panama; mining expenses, $2 10 Aspinwall % Cairiaut (a distance ora about Foca hy rane 5 -five miles), 50c, as they detign to <o, establish « acu ie copay an tey din 8 per ton, it would give to them a ‘nowopoly ofthe mafic ad $24,000 per month. If these estimates are correct (and it is believed that they cannot be combated successtully), the net its of the company resulting from furnishing the to the regular steamers alone would be more than $500,000 per anpum, The capital stock is divided into 20,000 shares of $100 each, Of this amount the Kear pos have reserved 10,000 shares, nearly all of which will be retired, leaving a little over 10,000 shares to represent the property and privi- By order of the Board of Directors, New York, Avgust 25, 1856, The value of general merchandise imported into this port during the week ending and including Fri- day, Aug. 29, 1866, amounted to, 591,038 Foreign ry ‘goods. SPeorvee Total importations ‘ $4,976,808 The exports in the same time were as fol- lows :—General merchandise. 1,080,114 Specie... ssseseseseeesseree 215,970 1,204,084 Excess of imports over exporta........ ee. 93,082,720 The following isa comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to Aug. 28 :— 1856. Incr ease, 7,891,816 — 282,217 846 10,580 239 7,874,393 pa 192,850 —_ 25,073 6,730,617 6,531,375 - 2,013,470 — 708,516 873,603 - 89,452 1,846,024 = 7, Sk Total....17,016,063 30.129.219 14,405, 768 1,292,602 Nat inereaze to Sug 28, 1806. seve sees + $18,113, 166 ‘The quantity and value of certain articles imported into this port during the week ending and including Friday, August 29, 1856, were as follows:— Commence or THE Port or New Yorx—Vatce or Ix- ¥ Value. Mirror, glass. $20,624 "goods re 3,617 62 16,327 Antimony... 45 Blea. powder. = c 2 Ss 5 Beasecos ~ = Besaesecee Sates Reie5 if 16 16}027 73,602 3,020 3,176 Oa 15,967 4,685, 7,714 ceeeeee eee $2,501,088 The quantity and value of certain articles ex- ported from this port during the week ending and including Friday, Aug. 29, 1856, were as follows :— Cosrence OF nus Port or Naw York—Vacve ov Exroxts. Phys, Value Cotton, bales. 600 $31,700 Shoepegs, bbis $210 Whent bu160,205 £00'702 Tobases, Ibe-,o48 365 Flour, bbls..4,360 33,340 Clocks, bxs.. 433 Corn 'beah:é6'851 40'002 Sarsapariin’s 86 1,338 Rosin, bbis..4,304 7,128 Otlcake, tons, 25 1,120 100 Fastic, tons,, 112 1,997 ¥ 420 Logwood,t'ns 26 672 Cheese, Ibs. 71,234 Staves .....12,400 1,108 Tard, Ibs. . .96,716 3 a LR. Goods, es’ 10 760 Total cose syeeo4 412,100 Flour, iat itooe 920.557. Dr Dry goods, om. 2 Si,172 Ibe. Dyest 2 3 ie LR. 134 Tubackoy Tosi, 108 8,200 Rosin, "oble... 600 Leg wood, tons 7 ton, bales. 76 Cotton, esses e308 OF Bama, Ibs... .3,198 Bela 8 280 CURA, awe oe ewe ee Lh ° bf Machinery... 308 20, A tsa Flour, bbis .. 260 $2,800 WEW GRANADA. Flour, bole *y 407 = $3,598 2,350 "333 ARGENTINE REPURLIO. Flour, DDB... .60500 +0 APRU Flour, bbis.. 217 $1,834 Trunks. Beef, 86 800 $00 Fish, 95 2s Goat i 3 TO Soap, bo: serene eens eee BOR, 0E9 816 soesecseeess8j176 $25,280 MiLAT aC 100 Cleve&rittsR.b60 5739 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarvrpar, Aug. 30—6 P, M. Asrxs.—Sales of 75 bbls. pots were made at 7c., and a small lot Montreal do. at 7c. Pearls were at M6. The stock of ashes in the Inspection Warchouse, August 29, was as follows:— at yesterday’s prices. Pols, Bois, Pearls, bole. 310 —Flour—Common and ‘medium’ “grades were easier, while the latter class of brands was steady The sales embraced about 4,500 a 5,000 bbls. of all descriptions, at about tne following ome ye Gornmon to good Michigaa good Michigan Some small gales of fancy » eeUPeeeF © «s+c0008 @ SBKSkess . - s 2 were made a $6 50. Canadian was without change, with sales of 800 a 400 bbis. lower grades were easier. 1,206 a 1,500 bois. At prices given above. Suet $30 $4 Southern brands of the common aad The sales footed up about Rye flour was Jersey corn meal was steady at beak eee less active, while prices for new white and red remained without change of moment in quotations. The sales embraced avout 50,000 busnels, including inferior to prime and choice new Soutners white, at $145 « $165; red do., at $1 53; 10,000 bushels Hw red Tllinois, at $1 55. yy active, with sales of about 60,000 a firm and tolerab! id abou “Dora was 60,000 bushels, including Western sound mixed, at 6lc. a (ic. Rye was Orm, with sals of 1,100 bushels, in cluding o new mixed together, at’ 90c. Oats were firm at 40c. a 60c. for State and Western. Correr was quiet. 130 bi and 110 do. at 11 Me., and 1 116, cash. Rio were sold at 10%c., ‘bags Maracaibo at 11 \,c. a Corton.—The sales footed up about 1,000 bales, while Prices remained without Pomona -soeasn for Liversee aad burhels were en; Ber bale to 3d, pert at 2s. 0 oad with as at Dag Havre were un |AY.—The market Ry Hinvs,—The difieu! terferod with this branch of business, and both importers and ehippers of the article. sion seems to have ot hold of of Health that hides, can transport yellow fever, snd hence the next of quarantine them. ‘bere are about $300,000 a yt of hides vented from landing, from porte healthier — our own. Dut eales necessarily limited. was better, and at Od. 9 Tid. in bulk nee 5 ae .; cotton was i of the vesse! market was about and 000 A Et 10 per bushel, ia bulk and 8 650, ity of lan Inge carga of hides in- barrassed An imy the minds of the almost under any circumstances, rigid It is estimated ie Txatir.—The market continued firm. Mr Hall, in bis weekly circular, reports that the demand for both oak and bi have been readily obtained and many orders uniilled. of is mirck continues active, and the highest quotations for prime, heavy and middie fuly ‘oe st to then inne - Sivan yy = ly equal wing a “oak leather pr is very scarce and rm. Slaughter in rough bf full prices Hemlock. Oak. PReeaipts 52,309 9,900 Sale 61,700 = 10,800 Stec! . 29,660 3,400 Provisoxs.—Pork—The firmer, though sales were confined to 300 a 400 bbis. ‘io pat $19 15 a B19 8TH, tastes 50 bbls. at $20. jored with buyers at $19 871. Small sales of prime wrreaade at $18. Bee! was steady, with sales of about 156 bbis., roe country prime, at $6.0 $7, and mess do, at $88 99 25, and Pin Etec Co hams were scarce, ranged from a meats were without change In and sales limited. moderate with sales of 150 200 bbia., at 130. a 1Ke. was some inquiry for bacon sides for California. Butter was in good demand, a 220. for and 15¢, a 19¢. for Ohio. Cheese ranged (rom 8c. a 9c, Fock. —#ales of 100 casks were eee a to. were quiet, and sales limited to bhds. Porto ca 150 a 200 Ouba muscovado, at Sc. a New York Canal Trade. Statement showing the quantity of the several articles rst cleared on the (4% ‘and the quantity left at, New York, during the last week tn August, 1866. CLEARED. Articles. Brie 914,900 211,600 349,400, 102.000 1,179,700 , 65,300 Cotton. 68,000 Pig iron 145.600 Castings 109,500 Foreign 10,100 Fiat, ‘crockery. and ginssware. 149,900 Stone, I'me and — 227,600 Mineral coal . 7,500 Sundries.. 681,300 Tota)... a Flour, bbl... Wheat, bushels 5 wp Base 211318122811 Bie Tons, ng, 3, HHH, _ADYER'ISEMENTS RENEWED = DAY. 5QG BEQADWAX—DEPOT OF THE UFACTON "e tgte aad of Chantilly and Brussels laces. —' has the bonor to inform the ladies that be has just arrived Barepe ite 0 large sesertmont of ‘Ghd Broadway, near Hotel, Broadway, the Metropolitan N.Y. FaNnor con: infants’ fom | = so tea” (ADDEW, RBIVAL OF AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF biack veils, in real and imitation Ince, incl some ew styles, also,’ complete stock of biack laces, ail PETER i ROWERS # OO ‘378 Broadway. BARERUrr stOOK oF DRY Goons. During the last week we nee a Stock of a retailer, in good Sait aaa are te week, pre pared to offer all ‘the goods We have the goods to ourben sore -aarted them a: exracrt tally low prices i plata Gnceee Domestics, all ‘sind. Merino pl plaids. Paramaitas. Flanpels, aii kinda, Ladies’ cloths. Goods for boys’ wear. Tinens, tabtedioue napking. Delaines, cash eres, debeges. Stella shawls, broche shawls, woct ahawta These goods, aud very many others, are to be fouad in the stock, ands betier change n a8 been offered for bargains. vow OILLEY, 128 Bowery. ANDS, FLOUNCINGS AND TRIMMINGS,—THS largest and cheapest stock ever offered, in catnbric, Juco nets, mull and Swiss fabrics, will be opened ou Monday, Sep- tember 1. PETER ROBERTS & CO., 375 Broadway MLOAKS, TALMAS AND MANTILLAS FOR PALL, 1356. WM. BUCHANAN MACKENZIE Fas the houor (o an: nounce his return from the European markela, and the arrival per Baltic and Niagara of his first eousignmenia of elegant Pa- Fisian novelties, which, for the convenience of straugers and to the elty, he will open to pubiic inspection o& MONDAY, lst September, Having devoted hia entire attention durin months in Paris to the careful selection of the choicest prod tions of that world renowned emporium of fashion, and having roared neither energy nor eapense in the search after noveity, he feels conident tbat on this occasion will far sur: pass i beauty and tesierel slaganon any on im ibe United States. Hin leading styies are selected from the ateliers of the most eminent artisis, viz. — ‘Wisnick, Artanuvilie & Blovert, Rug Ricusliew. Platel & Berger, Rue Richelieu. Madame La Canu, Rue de !a Bourse, Madome Bridault’ R Madame Brupard, Rue de ta Canque ‘Mademolselies Mardret Saurs, Bue de la Canque. Names which in themselves are a guaranice for the artiatie siyleatd peculiar riebuess of the garments emanaling, fro their variougmagazines. | WM. BUCHANAN MACK in. Nos. 45 and 47 Canal street, Brandreth Building. LOAKS AND MANTILLAS. To beaoea-: 7 AND WESTERN MERCHANTS. GEORGE BULPIN, and manufac Broadway, New York, Begs to call the aiiention of (of Buyers to aw Soe cLoake.* TALMAS, ac., ac. ‘This coHection com; Jeeps LT. ni all jes. from the San tteetie ect aeiseee , roe freee wl sega mero ee the past two aa PRICES. GEO BULPIN, 861 Broadway, New York ; manufactory, 69 Franklin swest. crs" Fh MANTILLAS AND Pea, 4DOB LANSING, 42 Oedar street, PORTER AND » Masorucronnn CLOAKS, MANTILUAS, Tal TALMAS, ETC., A complete sesertenant of .spees ia nee above line, lateaded THE FALL Crmatey on which he invites the special tenia of jobbers to ~~ tu ee cities, also of large buyers from every section of be i This stock comprises an infinite variety of elegant novelties tacltt velvet, motre antique and all prevailing fabrics, wel to the wants of the trade, and including all qualities. syle dc, which he oilers on ths most liberal terms, prices that cannot fai! to meet the approbation of close buyers. 'a2 Cedar strest, between Nama aad Wiliats, RY GOODS. ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO. ‘Will open at retail, on Monday, September | 1 9 full aod varied assortinent of BICH DRESS GOODS, ‘Consisting of Deess silks, Silk robes Pacis printed deiainea, Freach pctuts, Paris vaiencias and poplins &c., phe Ft ‘Broadway. MPORTANT TO THE LADIES —JOUN MADDEN, agent. 567 Broadway, wishes to taform the ladut York and its vie'nity, that he is now selling off his @ of embroideries aud lace goods, Irish Linen, gents’ linea cam bric handkerchiefs, at one-half the origina! cost, as the store must be ciosed by the 2th September. ACE SETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.—A BEAUTI ful st@tk in real Valencicunes inca, from $8 urwarda, Kea! Valeucieunes edging, 1s. per yard. ' Laces up to 890 per yard PRIER ROBERTS & CO., 375 Broadway ANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.—NEW FALL AND WIN ter styies of these goods now realy, in every v: materials and qua Double faced and cloaks, in new patterns, a’l : prices, ‘KE. 5, MILLS, 9 and egaat designs for asd bhoque wales, us at variet lant display o's clone tunatilinn, sleeves ang ue Wists eur to fit the yey, DRESS GOK 7 mann, Wil be opened on Monday, eptember } Some decided novelties. A T STEWART 4 CO. Broadway, Chambers and Reade siveets TO THE LA WILLIAMS, 317 i ou Weadag, September five cases expressly for city trade. "Al Karly inspection of the al ore gocds is respeeifuily solicited. as they have been selected with reat taste and judgment, by agents in Paris, 347 Broadway corner Leonard street PENING OF NEW FALL GOODS—THE UNDER signed would call the attention of wholesale dealers to his most extensive stock of ladies’ dress, cloak and mantilla trimmings, of his own importation, just received. It compri ses all the elegant styles and noureauties the European mar Ketoffers. The great variety of paiterns and richness of de- Signs, combined with the most liberal terms, are, by compe: tent judges deciared unsurpassed by any other catablinhine at inthis conntry.. ‘Those who have been in the habit of select ng their articles down town Will be amply repaid by bi oxaming for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, at &. MC PRYPRR 457 Browiway, eorner of Broome street, OTIC’ ‘ho! JIRANGERS ARE RESPECTFULLY spect our large aod MAGNIFICENT STOCK Of dress goods, Shawls, TED To IX Embroideries, ae, ke, A. T. STEWART & CO), Broatway Chambers and Reade streets, MILLINERY, ¥, &C. boune's all of which are Mdame’ H. being at tin Paris, ndatvactageous, 871 Broadway. BELL & CO. WILL 188i THEIR pare, s Ly « Indies’ and childrea’ ittern bonnets to da; feted N. ‘or neatness and beauty of finish they cannot be exce! PB —Ladies and ¢)\'dren's basque, Waist pwn patterns cout In the latest «yle; lawn bonnets for onl mus.in basques, $1 28, at No. 3 Catharine street dei at aly attended to. ASHIONS.—M ME DEMOREST'S GRAND OPENING for fall fashions, at her branch store, 79, Canal strvet opposite Greene, on Sept. 1. Extensive aasortiment for ladies anc] obiidrea; pelveras suited to the fall season. Superintended 4n early cali will be M™8ERY oops nomen a keretive A large stock of Rich French Flowers. Parte Feathers, aud Ofer Coicred sti aw goods, Ail ‘mported for the fail trade, At 64 and 66 Jobn stre et Corner of Wiiia AND WINTER CARPETINGS.— PRICES UNCHANGED Full assortment of elegant patterns now ready; Cuosusr's Rich Beceem axd Vi in three ply fair and ow priced carpetings, fags mals, 9) Bin & TAYTOR, 255, 257, 259 and 251 Grand street. ALL AND WINTER CARPETINGS,— PRICES UNCHANGRD. Ful! assortment of elegant patter Crosser Bion Beossmia Superior now ready, Vauvers. Als, Superior ingrain, Uhree ply stair and Jow priced earpetings, rage, mats, &c iSRD & TAYLOR 26, 267, 260 and 261 Grand street. AND WINTER CARPETINGS — PRIOR UNCHANGRD. Full nssortmeat of elegant patterns now ready Coonsey’s Rica Brosstis avo Vauvers, kA“ Also Superior ingrain, taree ply, stair and low priced carpetings, rugs, mats, &e. LORD & TATipa. 255, 257, 26) and Mi Grand street. OR SALQ CUEAY—FIFTY RIGHT YARDS OF RUS. ‘sels taptetry carpet and hearth rug to match. Can be seen on Monday and Tuesday, from 1) to l o'clock, at 16 Sullivan street, and house to | Fe AND WINTER CARPETINGS— PRICKS UNCHANGED. Full sasortment of it patterns now ready; Crossiey's Rice = ap Veuvers, 1 jor ingrain, three ene jew riced earpetings, ‘perio ing te Baa p toRD & TAY ‘a 26, 257, 269 and 21 Grand street. ALL AND WINTER CARPETINGS — FRIORS OSCRANGSD. q Ceomter's Rien | Bavesaaa 48 uy evior iograin, three ply, mun, and low pricad carpe ays. BS, malts Rey Fy & TAYLOR, 255, 257, 259 and Hi Grand street, OOO RESTAURANTS. Sen NTN creetelemin rooney P NOTICE —THE CHAMPION TURTLE SOUP Recent a cthe Rainbow Hotel, 31 and 3 Beekman street where soup and steaks will be werved tip tomoccuw aul all at ne @ Fysige ouppilod, ‘Sune baconorx, | HORSES, CARKIAGES, 40, Ei a iH. ‘einen eae ARRIAGES FOR SALE.—ONE FIN cosr cS ime rockan cd emal ‘heme steele 5 a “tq and sev top and 20, 5. ep bugs. en BALE —A eae ,BEAUTIFCL, DAPPLE GRa\ .n mare, ih, omnes Fs dn high ugh ear OR ieee BEAUTIFUL LADIES’ SADDLE horse 8 7ears od one of them ful tipoded mare, pode ree will be given. For further particulars, inquire "CERRY. Guo Cottage, Hovoken Noone sot OR SALE—A BROWN HAMBLETONIAy HORSE, five reese Gi las last hee — oo ry m Single - double harness. > dhoat tar nutes, wad make a good family pice ie « tenis Ge Apply at la Eldssge siccet, between Delancey aud Rivington, OR SALE—£0 LIGHT CARRIAGES, COMPRISING ‘one and two horse rockaway' ‘ae caleches, ay B {op and open buggies, sulkers, 'Ae.; alsa, bartiens, also 9 horses for sale cheap, al eving alreet, corasr of Futon avenue, Brooklyn. K woop HORSE, CART AND HAR- weton street: New York. WL, THREE MINUTE age for & good buat ess wagon horse; in Broadway. Inq’ A. and Grand street, Workinise MANDS HIGH, OK SALE—A FIN uw sound and tands without tying; suitable for a doc tor, earman, Or any olter use), will be sold cheap. Apply to M y, 25 Catherine street. OR SALE—A SPLENDID PAIR OF GRAY HORSHH, 16 bands high, 8 years old, and suitable for # private fa ily; also, a splendid bay horse, 15% hands high, 6 years olds also, 2 second band top buggies, al! to be seen at the Commer- cial livery stables, 52 Leonard steet (OR SALE—A SORREL HORSE, 15 HANDS 3 INCHES high, 6 years old, sound and kind; for style and action cannot be sarpassed; one Hazuilionian bay mare, 16 hands high, sound and kind is fast traveller, only 6 years old; Sp pony, 13 hands bigh, sound and kind, a tine saddle por traveller to harness, ene ‘bay horse, & yearsold, cau ti in Se to harness; one bay colt, 5 years old, 15 hands high, sound and kind, can trot ia 2 60 to'a Wagon Apply at at a ‘eat Twentg- ninth street, for three days, at ©. MYO! OR SALE—A, SPLENDID. BAY HORSE, SUITABLE for a tamily, 15%@ bi Can be seen alt Walker sizeet, OR SALE—A LARGE LOT OF NEW EXPRESS WA- ‘gons, large aud sinall. Apply st STUDLEY’S Express, 37 Canal street, at he New Haven depot. ANTED—A SPAN OF FIST Bare Boap CAB. riage horses, sixteen hands high, pony build, six, ms ‘old, kind and gentle, suitable for'a fatally» "Addresa'a- Post office, slatiug price aud where they can be secu, wus tull deseription, Se ASTROLOGY, WONDER—THE GIPSEY GIRL.—IF YOU WISH TO Know ali the xecreta of your past and future life, the Knowledge of which may save you years of sorrow and & don't fail to consult named Gouta, “Ibe Gipacy has also-on band a accret which able any lady or gentleman to win or obtain the the opposite sox. “Charge extra. 9) Bowery, up stairs, 4, MADAME MAR REMAINS BUT « SHORT TIME, ‘ose wishing to conault her will do well to call s00m, Sle tudy connected with phrenology, which enables ber te tall pour eharncter and age, Whether 700 are married, your wite or husband’ tell your’ present. cireui ‘en- * and whether you will be wealthy. If not married, she you when and whom you will marry, and astoniahes all wh@ Visit ber. 107 West Broadway. ILATRVOYANCE —MRS. SEYMOUR, NO. 110 SPRING street, a few doors west of Broadway, the most eclebrated medical and business clairvoyant in America discovered and cured, if curable; thefate and whereabouts seer ‘nt frienda made known; uverring advice ou business, &e.( ‘and no charge unless sutisfied. LAIRY OYANCE —LADIES, REMEMBER THAT MRS. of absent made known, woerring advice given respecting bua- ne-s Ac. and no charge vnless satisiied. LLB EMILE VILLETTE—PROFESSOR OF | AUTO: hy (or reading of character by handwi ing medium. will upon the receipt of of twenty te centa (or equivalent in postage s.amps) and specimen of hand- writing. (address su Giewents, ny person a full delinea- tion of their corse, destiny, the one they love er will marry, &c. Vidette. (with return post Broadway Post office, New Non residenta can transmit t>rougia the ura, .ANKOUS. ROADWAY NO 510, OPPOSITE ST. M4- 4 wishing to sell out of by rely on strict attention being unications promptly auswered. on HATLON & CO cholas To for m partn to their dir Terms libera, TON STRERT, TIARLES STARR JR, & CO campheue, bara manufacturers apd dealers ing fluid, phorg: id spiriis of turp VHINA AND GLASS —THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD BR- J speetiuity inform his former patrons and the public Im oved from 54 Broadway and bee Way, near Twentieth street, assortment of plain and deeor real bronze cancelapras, &c. rena gings, from the mani & Co, WA Centre street. Also & hh wtone chi ul of which he wit fd Broadway. —LIKENESS AND » and color of ten dot REMONT MEDALS NOW READ cagle with appropriate mot lar gold eoin in your orders to No. 6y Ann street, up stairs. 62%, cents per dozen, $5 per hundred G5 STOVER RANGES, de. de. —W. F. SHAW'S PA. 7 econoiniaing fue! saving Inbor. | Free trom ai joes, dust or smoke, s6 objectionable to all others. Upwards ww in uperaioa.” For sxe ui OKO. L CANRON MANUFACTURERS ANDO YAS FIXTURES —LAMP x pinning, please take natice others, cot doing their own that ali kinds of spinning work, also p and bronzing us — Beat, cheap aad quick, by RB. D's hy KEUSE, No. iT street COOKING GLASSES AND PICTURE FRAME. Jouatry trade supplied. Nos, S88, 8) and 302 Greee wich street Gorter of each street, Ni HORACE, stoner HOWCASES.—SCIUMIDT & BROTHERS, MANUF 40 5 tory aod warerooma, No. 5 North William street, near air Wont Third street, Cincinnals, rtinent Ue A on hand. ‘Old showenned Orders promptly executed. SRL VING —2 FEET SHELVING AND CARVED cornice. nearly now, cost $1,000, will be sold a bargaim. Apply at 200 Hroadway D TURNERS OF SMALL WOODEN TOOTH POWDER y one who turns such boxes: Juantiles delivered uainess, Turned Bos, rood contract for . with place TRA- ERS PAIR CHANCE TO ANY ing to South Amer! tralia, © Mexico, spaniah or English colonies, new. cheap, and read: several hundred per ceu Apply to A. FOU ORDS. & AC. <WE HAVE CONSTANT 44 f oun agency regiatr tirtos £00. S10 Broadway. THOsR INVISIGLE a RST & C0." 4 V igs. Wics, wros —60 1 $10 wies and tomper Maiden lane. mn sbcink or change Verteet, Bt extravagant Broadway prices. Brai ed. Beware bands, curls, ae. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.—FROM MAY 19, 1966, tas leave Chambers street ciation 30 follows. — atree’ ral SAF god sso PM, fal Has Ab RK AND RRIE RAILROAD.—ON AND AP nreday, Agus MG. and ua forwer, noting, pamenees tacos Wil leave ‘pier foot of Duane street, as 1 ae Ruffalo. ei hor Mail ats M., for atl Pe, at S10 A. M. mall train, running regu 8m P rin willeave New Albany r AT in ew York for Cd RST" expres iretn’ on Friday, the Sb inet, ise. capcom cha, ou Phcreae” ihe oh a, * rond is and in =e J. Superintendent. TiGnatin Ante Saar eon Perey