The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1856, Page 3

‘with the preceding ret ‘Inthe early part of the week there was a very "7 conside- pS | silver for the sailing packet for ‘the and extreme prices were Rates have inet , and won we qu are about the gamé as last week, with both for ne ail- gm gold in bars (standard). rin bars (standard) Goldcoin, Rovtegal Co al lderpleoes. sie di lexican an |. Amer. ol | ‘boanish pillar dols.. per oz., 0 6 1034 ‘Te British funds have been steady during tne week, it any remarkable fluctuation, and considering the Tnereasions ove created among large classes by the infeyorable state of the weather, and the fact that the furdases oa account of the savings banks haying ceased, the teadiness may be regarded as a@ proof that its ten deng will be upwards upon the first symptom, either of noresed business or of improved prospests. Yesterday iter stood at 95c.a95>,c, for money, and 953¢c. a 053g. for the 10th September. Consol scrip, none which payment of 10 per cent falls due next w left off a3%4c. aS74c. premium; bank stock, 3173<¢c. misiee, To-dy the market was very quiet; almost nothing domg nm omsols, which closed at—for the account, 953¢c. a be: ; for money, 953¢c. a 95 xc. ollowing le wi ow the fluctuations in consols the 18th fable bee i aren : no _ 3 a loney.———._———-For Account Bat, 16.9835 9535 9555 95% NHS “Mon 18, .95 9bi¢ 953g, 959g 953G ‘Tuer 19.95 98% 9595 95% © 9534 Wee 20..95 95% (95 95% 9535 9534 ‘Thu, 21. .95 9 | (95 95.44 93g = 9535 Bri. 22.9536 9534 96% — 95: 953g © 9544 ‘Te foreign stock market has beeo without material its general characteristie being steadiness. Railway share market has been occasion- relive ee ply fe there has been no important tions. a gern — * Co.'s halal ey ‘Aug. 22, 1856. ‘Tis week hacups\ 9 winds a prevailed, ‘and the arri- limited to 135,005 bushels of wheat, 8,590 do. corr 2,500 bbis. flour from the States, 850 juarters wheat 1,000 do. wheat from Denmark, do, wheat, 7400. corn from the Mediterranean. Frmers’ deliveries of whea: for the week ending last ‘Sateday have receded to 44,082 quarters, at 71s., against '16,@ quarters, at 75s. 9d., in the corresponding ‘week of cari enaine, vend, mitt, abouts, Be ‘ons, the le throughout the coun- as been firm. On Tuesday prime white wheats, wha are ‘scarce, were in demand, and brought an |. a 8d, per bushel. One or two parcels of Pty ore red b rought a similar advance in retail; but ‘ferior kinds "were unsaleable. Flour, of choice , Wanted at full prices, but in other descriptions . Indian corn in good speculative request, and heldor an advance of 1s. aad 6d. per quarter, which to «me extent checked there was i ie yved demand for flour, and3s. was paid for choice Baltimore. Indian corn con “a ay ing request, at a further advance of 1s. uarter, At Manchester there was a good demand time wheat, at extreme rates. Today, with & return of flae weather, the market was quitfor wheat and flour. Some new American wheats, of fe quality, were eagerly bought up at extreme rates, redealizing by ® 10s. 6d., and white 11s. a lls. 5d. per low and Indb corn was not so brisk, the prices asked checking theemend. We quote wheat—red, 7s. 9d. a 10s.; white, 1084 11s, per 70 Ibs. Flour—Pniladelphia and Balti: ro 6d.; Ohio, 338. a S4s.; sour, 2s. a 30s. perl. ‘—The demand for the trade continues Itmited, purchased more freely; the market, nt athe inquiry is stili quite in retail. ‘Pex steady at late rates, and rather she ‘Hoon {s in slightly improved demand, the stocks in dears’ Lancs being apparently somewhat diminished. Lan in better request, and about 150 tons sold during teck, at about 708, per owt. Butchers’ Titow in steady demand, at 1s. advance. tax more inquired for, at 4s. 5d. 48, 6d. for com. lation, 54s. a 55s. ‘ARK very scarce, and extreme prices paid; a small lot Iphia sold, to arrive, at 12s. 6d.; and 10 tons Bal , On the spot, at 13s. (SERS. BARING BROTHERS AND CO.'S CIRCULAR. Loxpox, Aug. 22—5 P, M. be colonial and foreign produce markets have been jt this week. Sugar dull. Money in fair demand at per. coat, Consols leave off 95\, a ®5\¢ for money, ; for the account. Bar silver ba. ligd. Mex- ron) Ge. Ligd. a 68. 14d. American eagles merican stocks are without business, as indoed i ly the case at thia season of the year, when buy- are out of town. Small amounts have been sold ot Btates 6's bonds, 1865, at 104 at 75 and 75°{; of ) J. Our prices me mostly ‘ecoa Grmer ; 40 bags 6 ranada sold at 528. 64. a 648. for gray to good red; 95 bags Trinidad sold at 55s. ™ tecuneat.—Honduras, 1d. dearer; 105 bags gold; sil- 3a. 6d. a 38. 10d. for ordinary to ‘middling, and from Lid. a 4s. for good bright; ordinary black from 3s. ats, 12 ‘an Tenerifle brought previous rates; ee ‘and silver, 3s. 8d. @ 38. Lid. Spiros firm. Sales for the week, 700 bales, at full At Liverpool, demand 6 6-16d. ‘ores firm, and prices of plantation Ceylon rather ber; 1,540 casks and 450 bbis. and bags have been of- during the week, and mostly sold*from 59s. a fine to 63s, for low middling, with middling from 6d. a 65s, 6d. codhand ano bold from 69s. 6d. a 8. 6d. OF 1,400 bags ive Ceylon about half sold at 1. a 518, 6d. Two cargocs Rio bave been sold afloat; ordinary to good firsts at 428,, for a near port; ‘perior, price not made ‘known, but sup: 4. Sd., for the Baltic, both insured f. following were tho imports’ and stocks on ti compared with those of the corresponding period 1855.— Imports —1856. 288, 600, 280,100,000 is moderate; middling Or- 162 , At bionday's ‘market the supply of english prices advanced Li per qi partly \o the wet weather. Foreign was ineld for & advance, but little business was done, Last “s average quotation was Tis. on 44,082 qrs. re . Today the market was firm, and prices of wheat 'e quote white ‘bs. per qr. Ame- firm; 100 chests sold at 85s. si iseliers now at that price. Gambier, on the spot, 9s. @d., and for arrival at 198, Castor cil—71 ‘anes, partiy sold at 644. ; 76 bhds. Madras yellow sold at 105 chests ordinary native marks sold at and midling mixed Mogadore 26s. 9 288.; mid- do, 72s. a 438. Plumbago—80 bbis. sold at 14s, bo ag cases sold at 3a. 2d. a juicksilver 1s. 83d. —Tough cake, £107 108, ee, Oe eae &e —Camphor 8235. In Mani report. 1,900 bales at auction, about two thirds sold ly previous prices; from £14 5s. a £17 12, 6d. common mixed to good middling bright. coms By =" Spanish, £24, jet; has advanced to £: See ras tar Comune for relle and bars at £8 56., freon board in Wales. Scotch pig, 738. 9d. a fer mized numbers in the Ciyde. en 6d. a%s. American spirits, ols. = witnout change; Western, in barrels and tierces, 8 708. Swunixnoss doing. eA phen foe has been done on the , at 66s. 0578, for Calcatta, and Gls. for Bombay. Arrival prices are about the same as Iast weex, Ta cargoes, now loading, have been sold at 668. de- ime heavy Itlack Sea, for shipment from the lower p, mi 68. and Caicutta, on the way, at S48; OL & Canes maintain ee te a, ote limi . Tra no improvement. ; —Fish quiet, sperm duil at £1 £106; ‘Sutnern, ; pale seal, £47 a £48, In rape little doing; foreign . bis. Lineoed bas flactuated, having advanced to for samotiane delivery, and since receded to 38s. ; of the year 54s, has been paid. Cocoanut . a 468. for Ceylon, 478. a 488, for Cochin. a 0 446, uiet. sad prices barely maintained ; 200 puncheons ue sold os 2s. Od, and 200 casks strong Cuda at ‘bas Geen in active speculative demand, owing to wane of wet weather, and the latest ‘ales show 9d. on white Bongal, and 3d. a 6d. on other S the wo about 50,000 bags have changed Bongal, from 10s. 9d. @ 12a. for low , With Batiam at 9. 104d., and Madras of Arracan tons tie and 508. for the end of the year. bag ia. tor 30 rat and 1 20) rk, with middling to at cares Calicut partly Taferior. Cassia vera—100 middyng to good thia quill, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1856. 64, for coarse. cam so ih te St at 536d, it = Singapore white at Td. aera ivately, and 102 bags scliens Stews Aedes |. Cloves—1,006 bags coarHe ee d5eds 8 a)ba. tr sound, with damp at 43d. a eo, The rome with rather more inquiry, which, however, soon subsided, oe ae has been limited, without chang: ‘The sales of West In- dia ve a o40 hhas. & tad Pr o0, 20,000 bags Mauritius and Fast India at auction, the greater part found buyers. of foreign there have beea no public sales, and nothing of importance has been done on the spot. Afloat two car- pen have been gold; one of 300 tons Bahia, two thirds rown and one third white, at 428. a 49s. respectively, landed conditions: and 2,106 boxes white Havana, insured f. p.a. at 498., tor St. Petersburg. The rland= Trading Company have announced a public sale of 41,705 baskets Java, for the 22d September, at Rotterdam, 68. — Imports ee Chief ports of Europe, Ibs 000,000 442,000,000 Great Britain... ary 400; 000 844,400,000 000 BAR vo ocesscnscesennns + +910,400,000 1,026,400, 000 "Bobs. Chief Sidon of Europe, Ibs.. ., 75,700,000 48, 100, 600 Great Britain.. 164,200,000 238,200, 00 onsen ee 239,900,000 286,500,000 was reduced onthe 18th instant, is. on refined, and 2s. on common; the demand for the latter is bres active; Prices are: block, ; bars, 1288.; refined, 1335: fea Bauca is firmer at 1208. a 1275., straits 1258 a 1268. News from Australia, By way of England advices have been received from Syduey to the 24th of May, being three days later than those yy the Royal Charter. In the interval the great event had taken place of the opening of the Colonial Par liantent under the new constitution, establishing the sys tem of responsible government. The ceremony passed off favorably, and suitable replies to the address of the Governor-General were voted coaninensly. in the Legis- lative Council and the Legislative Assembly, the Ministe- rial programme being generally approved.’ In the As sembly Mr. Daniel Cooper had been chosen Speaker by a vote of 24 against 23 for his opponent, Mr. Parker. Mr. Cooper is a wealthy native of the colony, and will be re- membered as having headed the New Souta Wales sub- scription for the «Patriotic Fund with a donation of one thousand pounds. Some sensation had been created by an arrival from New York with the news of the intended tania of Mr. Crampton. There was no alteration of importance in any of the markets, but the tendency was towards improvement, and there was also much freuen in the prices of colonial securities. The rate of exchange for bank drafts was still 103. The navigation ofthe River Murray had been regularly organized, and a service of boats, called Cadell’s steam line, was “adver. Used te run Gonpn! from Goolwa, near Adelaide, in South Australia, to Albury, in New South Wales—{he charge for freight being £10'per ton, and for passengers £16 16s. and £6 6s. according to class. The latest papers from Tasmania (Van Dieman’s Land) contain re- vived accounts of the gold fields at Fingal, and state that numerous parties were flocking thither. Gold is also again alleged to have been discovered in Western Austra- lia, about fifteen miles from Fremantle, but apparently not in quantities to deserve much attention. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Wepvrspay, Sept. 3-6 P, M The arrival of the steamship Persia at an early hour ‘this morning, puts us in possession of European advices one week later. The political accounts are unimportant. Money was about the same as previously reported. Quotations for consols do not show any improvement. The Bank of England returns show a decrease in the bullion reserve, The markets for our staple products do not exbibit much change. Quotations for breadstuils have slightly improved, while those for cotton were barely sustained. The Liverpool circular ot Wright, Junior, & Co., gives the following in relation to the mar- ket for these articles:— Either the trade hold greater supplies, and our own stock is consequently less than estimated, or they must be working up what is in hand very closely, for their purchases in this market have not been equal to the average weekly consumption, and which is still main- tained at its maximum extent. The knowledge that we alone can furnish food fur the mills for the next three months, seems to excite little attention a: the moment, but can scarcely fail to have an influence when our holdings are reduced, and speculators are apparently waiting the approach’ of such time before embracing transactions more extensively. In prices no material change can be noticed, but the freedom with which ome importers offer their stocks gives an occasional advantage to buyers, more particularly in qualities below et chester market is influenced by the apathy in the cotton market, and the continued export of the pre- cious metals, which are quiteona par with the heavy arrivals of specie; nevertheless, prices of both goods and yarns are maintained with tolerable firmaess, and on the whole there is a fair export, and a good home trade de- mand in both tment. High winds, heavy rains, and a low temperature, have tended to retard fleld work ip this locaiity; but as the weather report from most parts of the country bas been. until with the last day or two, and is again tavorabie, the grain trade is of a restricted character, the more 0. Jess successful gathering of the crops inducing operators to wait the resuit before extending business. Some reac tion from the late heavy decline must, however, b- noticed, more applicable to the better qualities of wheat nd flour, which have advanced 3d, per 28. per barrel respectively, then as ® Rumors of disease in the potato fields have influenced a ndian corm, which has been taken 3s. per quarter higher currency. The improvement ‘in breadstuffs is a favorable feature, and it will give quite an impetus to the movements ot throughout the Western country. E. F. Satterthwaite’s London circular, of the 22d of Au. gust, ray! The continuous heavy rains for a week past, occurring just at the most critica! time for harvest, have produced a very dull state of the stock market, and bave aflected Ame. rican securities equally with our own. Buyers are hold- ing oft, and there are many parties anxious to realize, but chiefly in moderate amounts. Where sales are made they are generally at prices below those ruling at date of last vices trom New York. Gold continues to be taken for Continent as fast as it arrives; at the same time we are getting from thence considerable sums of silver, which goes to the Hast. It is probable that for some months to come India and China will absorb very large quantities of silver in exchange for silk and other pro. ducts, The London Globe of August 22, contains the following remarka on the money market»— The money market remains in a rather unsetied posi- tion, and the rates for accommodation fluctuate between 4a 4 percent. The Bank lirectors are not likely, it is thovght, to make any variation for the present in their terms, the state of the foreign exchanges, with the wea- ther, rendering it necessary that they should exercise caution. The maintenance of the present minimum is, we: fully expected, through the continuous purchases for Paris, showing that the pal portion ot ‘ne Aus tralian arrivals will still be forwarded to tne other site of the Channel. Almost the whole, if not the whole, of the total received by the Walmer Castle will be taken on French account, as there is no immediate appearance of a cessation of these operations. Une advantageous circum- nee connected with the present condition of financial atlairs ts the complete suspension of specalation, and the little proepect of any great further extension of jot stock enterprise. This luil has occurred just in time to prevent Any serious Consequences attaching to the mania which seemed to be growing some two or three months since, and which would have assumed an incenvenient form bad the bank directors again increased their rate of dis- count, Fortunately, the dowuward movement was ar- rested in time, and although the causes which bave tem- porarily checked the buoyancy which would otherwise bave been apparent, are discouraging, they may eventu- | ~ ed found ip ap indirect sense to bave proved bene- Geral. ‘The stock market wasa little more buoyant this morn- ing, and a [ittle more active. In the absence of any real cause, it must be attributed to the complexion of the forega news, It probably was as much that as any- thing. The advance in prices at the first board was pretty general. Missouri 6’s went up & per cent; Mlinois Cen- tral bonds, ‘; Erie Railroad, 4; Reading, *;; Miinois Centra! Ratiroad, ; Cleveland aad Toledo, 4; Panama, ‘;; Michigan Southern, ‘; Michigan Central, \; New York Central, 4. We should not be surpriged to see the arket lower to-morrow, and more than the !mprove- ment of to-day lost, In the absence of all speculation, there is no demand for the leading railroad stocks on the market. No one thinks of taking hold of the old high priced stocks for investment, ‘and there is, therefore, no eustaining power at work, and we do not see how it will be porsible, with a few more turns upon the money mar- ket, to prevent @ fall averaging full three per cent throngbout the list. Some of the low priced Western rait- road stocks may gradually work up against the current. Thore which have just come upon the market and rule at very reduced figures, must escape the general depression; but we can make no exception to the old, inflated, diseased roads, which are kept on the market, and sustained in market value by specu latora, There are pot more than three or tour railroads on the list which are ranging in prices below their real merits. When ® new railroad stock comes upon the Mock Exchange it invariably starts at, very low points, and those who bave foresight and shrewdness enough to take hold of \t at the earliest moment, have ever afterwards the advantage over those who come in ata later day. Notwithstanding this important fact, new railroad stocks do not at first attract public attention It is only the for- tunate few who secure such prizes. Either for specula. tion of permanent investment the new low priced rail road stoeke bold out great inducements, As investments, the large dividends make them highly productive, and in a lew years more than pay back the original outiey. If cutsiders would turn their attention more to this class of securities, they would realize fewer losses. They should leave the old, worn ont, inflated stocks to the profes sional speculator of Wal! street. Operators who are mot in the market every Cay, Where they can wateh ant take advantage of every change, should not (neolvs them aclyes in (hose stocks whieh are moved up aad down m the pleasure of cliques of speculators, without the least regard to the market value. ‘The§Goodyear India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Com- pany have declared a dividend of eight per cent, payabie on demand, ‘The steamship Africa, from this port for Liverpool to- day, carried out $680,949 17 in specie, ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— 13,461,786 71 The payments to-day include $18,000 on California drafts. The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 1st inst., were as follows:— For the redemption of stocks. For the Treasury Department. For the Interior Department, On account of the Navy... . Repayment on account of the Navy. Stock Exc! . oe Sept. 3, ben foo shs Erie RR., .b3 4000 N C State 6’s.. 6000 Mo hed 6's.b30 6000 Cal State 75°75 1100 Ia State 5's. 3000 Erie RR Bs 0. 9135 20 shs Manbatian Bk 132 40 Metropolitan Bk. 107 6 Market Bunk..., 106 60 Continental Bank 10734 2 fp een Bk 4 2 Del & Hud 195g 140 Penn Coal Co.b60 9434 10 Pacific Mail St - 65 250 Nic Transit baer’ 1% 200 do 1% 200 Bruns city iaco is) 5 Bd Erie be 59) $1800 City 5's ’60.. 2500 111 Con RR Bas, 1000 Hud RRR Ast M9834 1000 Hud R RR 2d M i 2000 do..... 1000 Erie RR Bds ’75 14 shs Com ’with Bk 101° 6 Del & Hud Ci Co. a 50 eo) Transit Co, RR. bs ing 6 ‘s if 07 5 59% § Glev,col & Cin RI io OL 3g 593¢ 25 Ill Central RR... 109 cITY COME REATs REPORT. Wepxspay, Sept. 3—6P. M. Asies,—Sales of 20a 40 bbls. of pita were made, in- cluding pots, at 7 Pearls were at 7 3c. BReADeTUrrs.—Flour—Owing to the favorable charac- ter of the Persia’s news, the market was firmer, ani clored at 5c. a 10c. advance, chiefly on the lower and medium grades of State and Western brands. The sales embraced about 4,600 bbis. of all kinds, at about the following quotatious:. Choice extra Hichmond Ci Mills and mia Haxail and 400 bbis. Southern brands sold 10 the extont of 1,000 a 1,200 bbis., and prices closed in favor of sellers, es) -— for common brands. Meal was more firmly held, 758 $3 8749 for Jersey. Rye flour was firmer, though without change of moment in prices. Whea!— New red wheat was firmer by 2c. a Sc. per bushel, while white was without change of moment, though higher rates were demanded, The sales were limited. Sales of about 7,000 bushels of Tilinois new red were made, chieily wt $150: the remainder at prices to be fixed to morrow; and 1,500 bushels of fair white Southern sold at $1 €3, while for very choice higher rates were asked. Corn was decidedly higher, with ac- tivesales. The trangactions embraced about 60,(00 a 70,000 bushels. Sound Weatero mixed at 66¢. a tfc. # €7c., cloving chiefly at the two latter figures. Rye was firm, at about SSc, for new Northern, while heated West ern was irregular and nomipal. Oats were firm, and ‘State and Western sold at 49c. a 60c, Corrrz.— The market was more active, with sales o = “s Here good Michigan, a ExtraState........ a 640 Common to good Ohio, 640 Extra Ohio. 6 40 Bouthern mized to good brands 720 Do. 8 co Canadian superfine and extra. 6 65 9 00 about 3,000 bags ¢f Rio at 10¢. a 113¢6., closing firm at ice. advanee. 110 do. Laguayra sold at LLC. a 120., 200 do, St. Domingo at 103¢¢. Corrox.—The news had no effect upon the market The sales embraced about 1,000 bales, based upon mid- dling Uplands at about Llige., do. Mevile at 1isjc. aad New Orleans do. at 11%c. Freucuts were better for Liverpool, rain were en) and about 50,000 a 60,000 busbels of |, chiedy wheat in 060 bbls. of flour at bulls and bags, at 8: , with some cotton at igd. To London some flour was reported at 28, Rates to Havre were unchanged. To Rotterdam 200 bales mea surement goods were engaged at 238, 64., and 600 bbis. rosin at Ss. Rates to California and Australia were un- changed. FRtrr —100 boxes raisins layers were sold at $4 25. Hay.—The market was steady, with ne for shipment at 0c. a 65c., and for city use, at 70c Hors.—The market was dull for old at og 10c., while new were at lic. a léc. asked. Leap —The market was quiet. Sales during the week were made to the extent of 700 tons reflned German and soft English, at 6\;c. per Ib., and 6c. for German and ee The stock of foreign on band was estimated at e ton: iP. rie were at about dle. « 49c., cash = time, and"1,000 bbis. rosin were sold at $1 66 per 310 delivered, Thovisions.—Pork—Tho markot was loss oa, and closed dull; the sales embraced 1. mens, at $19 9° prime was at $l7 75a “Beet was steady, with eales of about 150 a 200 bis. including country prime and mess, without change in prices; re- packed mess was at $4 600 $11; and extra do, $lla $i 50; and prime was at $14 $17. Cut meats were unchanged, with limited sales Bacon was firm: 30 hhds. boneless middies sold at 11%c. Lard was firm, with sales of 150 bbis., at 124;c. Better was steady, at 15c. a le. for Obio and State, ‘and 170. «230. and fresh extra Orange county was at 24c.a25c, by the firkin. Cheese was steady at Bo. a 94. Ry —Sales Of about 200 casks were made at 3Xc. a 4ke. a 4%ge. Srices—75 bags pimento sold at 11)(0., and 10 cases rurmegs at Se Wrisxny.—Sales of 150 bbls. were made 52\;c., and a smal! lot, in a retali way, at 35c., cash. On, —Linseed continued firm,’ with sales of 8,000 10,000 gallons at $1 06 9 $107. Crude whale and sperm were rm, while refined and bleached wero unchanged. Red ol] was ealeable at 650. a 700. —_—. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, POLITICAL. TH WARD YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC | v Lionel Association will hol! a mas® meeting this evenin Tremocrsta, and afl in Wullers’, 19% West Thirty sixth street, favor of ‘Bnehanan and Rreckenridge are invited. Col. Alet gnder Ming. Hon, J; 8. Philips and others, will speak. | The camp tea" of “democracy wil ied at § o'clock. Argue | iy order. MOCHOMAS MANSON, President J. Reprarn aw, Beaeer, { Secretaries. 2 TH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB WILL, MEET AT bets rooms, Continental Hall, corner of Thirty fourth Sree a avenue, on thie Tara ) evening, Sept. 4, at iMy rege George ‘Wm. Curtis, 3 Sill address the meeting. Musie by the Rocky Mountain Glee Club. Seats re the ladies, All republicans of the ward are invited end and enrol themselves. D. D. CONOVER, President. Cranes Goupis, Secretary. 6)]8T. WARD—BUCHANAN AND BRECKINRIDGE Qed An important meeting of the members. of | this Club will be held at Hibbard & MeCoy's, corner of Fourth avenue and Thirty-second street, this (Thursday) evening, at agelort General aod punetial ate attendance is reqtiested Wm. J. Rose, Keq., and other em: ikera will address the meeting JOSTAL ROT BRLAND. Chairman. i CARR. RODRRICK, Sous Kine: $Seeretaries, Srowey’ Oansaren, Nice Pres ineieenth ward, held on Tuesday evening 1.7 ienet wae nominated for Alderman The Convention then adjourned, to meet on Tnesday evening next, the Oth inst., to make further nominations. FJEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT tee —A regular meeting of thie committee will be hel at Tammany Hall on Thursday evening, September 4, at * o'clock. Punetual attendance is requested. LORENZO B. SHEPARD, Chairmen. Kecretaries—Jomes L. Benedict, Peter B. Sweeny, Alfred Chancellor, John ¥. Savage. REEDOM AND FREMONT.—DROOKLYN FIRST and Third Ward Republican Association. Meeting thie CThureday) evening, athe Rallying Hall, Muysewm Buibling corner of Fulton and Orange streets. Iehac F. Shepard, Bey. of Heston, and other distinguished, speakers. will address the meeting. M. PARSONS, President Gro. Il. Bares, See'y. HK SIXTH WARD PIONERR BUCHANAN AND Breckinridge Club will meet at their uarters, Mon roe Hall, corner of Pearl and Centre streets, on Saturday even bg, Sept, 6, at 8o’eloek. to complete their arrangements for ft ind toreh light procession of the Sh inst Pugetual at tendanee t required, at business of tmportance to the demo cracy isto be transacted. By order, HENRY. H. HOWARD, Presiden’ s+} Secretarien James Me Am, Hunny Hoones, ; THE MILITARY, f UNION STEAM FERRY OUARDS, COMMAND ed by Captain. Smith, Robert Rand, went ROW D prop bay dad arp le juauee, SALES AT AUCTION, EBERT ff, NICOLAY AUCTIONEER, WILL Ut day, Sep ‘Sept 4 at aid o'cl ofcloek, af ta at Merchan' ee sub cleveland. Pamnavht 1yt mtge bs Scie, faery at Anos Eh al les Ist je ae 4,000 Cayuga and 8 hanna i age ea oe and Milwaukie Railroad Fata morugage bas, 69) shs Ohio aud Mississipp! Raliroad (Kastern Div.) ea eae $50 ‘85 Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad 50 Great Western (Iii) Kalltosd 2) Milwaukie and Mississippi 217 Delaware, Lackawanna aud Weatera Railroad. 15 Wells, Paige Co.'s Express 15 American Express Company #0 Enterprise Fire In aa Wt Nicholas Fire Insuranee Company &# Aretic Fire’ Insurance Comp: 50 Stuy vesunt Fire Insurance Company 75 Beckman Fire Insurance Company. 6) Excelsior Fire Insurance Company. 75 Mercantile Fire Insurance 2) Tradesmen’s Bank A ‘Terms of sale.—Ten per ci the fore fo'eloek to morrow: ihe accrued ilereat on all the bonds will be eburged to the purchaser. Next regular sale ou Mou: A day, Sept. 6. ALBERT H." NICOLAY, onver and banker, No. 4 Broad street. 5, at 10's A. M., at RRVEDSALR Will be sold, by Nassan street, 8 4, at 1 M. The stock comprises some els id and other wetebow bearing the names of he most celebrated Freuch, Kngliah and Swiss manufacturers, all of which are warranted; also «large lot of tine gold jewelry, diamonds, te, Full particulars in catalogues. Terins cash,’ in eity funds, UCTION NOTICH.—LARGE UNRESERVED SALE OF superior new cabinet furniture, sold to pay advances, three pianofortes, French plate mirrors, &c. iO RMUEL Os GOOD & CO., suctioneers, will sell, positively without the Nassau street, to morrow. least reserve fo ne ‘& large assortment’ of splendid ick waluut oak and enamelled fur! fore conipraing dliieen rsosened parlor suits, covered in brecatel, plush and batr cloth; rich chamber suits,'marble top dressing bureaus, washstands, wardrobes, ete; tables, marble top centre and fancy tables, gil frame reach plate inlrrors and oll paintings. secretary ‘and library book cases, bedsteads, parlor, rocking and urm chairs, &. the entire furnitire of a family, Ieaving the ety, compeains Brussels and other carpets, bedsteads, bedding, china, crocke- ry, glass ware, fine cooking stove, de. Also, one superior wood pianoforte, two mahogany do, Particulars iu cata Togues. ‘The trade lavited, AUGTION XOTICE.—W. A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER, Willselt this dny (Phuraday), at Lo cvolock at 80 Green: wich street, a stock of groceries, consisting of Sugar, colle, teas, extra Hour, smoked halibut, soap, paper, raisins, &e. Avene NOTICE.—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER.—BY BELL & BUSH, on Friday, at 104% o'clock, in the sales- Foome, 12 North William street, will be sold a stock of valua bi t their salesrooms, 8L 10g of eek +? egeres, card dry ‘goods, clothing and housekeeping articles, chi croc clocks, watches, jewelry, paper boxes, kc. Satur: day, sale of furniture. UCTION NOTI¢E.—J., BOGART, AUCTIONEER—BY 8. BOG ART.—Friday, Sept. 5, at 104, o'clock, at the aus ition rooms, corner of Frankfort and William streets, by virtue of an execution, Dousshold furnitare mahogany sofas. Brus. sels carpet marbie top tables, divans, bedsteads, bedding, BP. SEXTON, Constabie. tio, ‘constable’s sale—Lot of clothing. watch, trunk. &c., LOUIS SLTEE, ‘Constable. “itso, administrator's sale—Lot of pbs. made clothing, goods, faney goods, 15 cases (180 pair) superior sew: if skin boots, men's aid boys" shoes, and a variety of other ar ticles. UCTION tur SALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD FURNT ier glasses, Parian statuary, pianoforte, Dresdea vases, splendid oil paintings, de., ut the private residence No, 70 West enty sixth street.—H. LEEDS & CO., auction: era, will sell on Friday, ‘Sepieniber at 1034 o'eloc’, all the beautiful furniture, consisting in part of one splendid seven octave rosewood pianoforte, a beautiful iustrument, in perfect order; two suits of rosewood parlor furniture, in green plush; do. in crimson brocatel: beautiful etegeres, with plate glass doors and backs: corner do.; beautiful centre, side and fancy tables, with black and gold marble tops; ros¢wood bureaus, secretaries, bookeases, library do.; handsome oil paintings, rich carpets, lace sardine: recewosh extension whles ” d rosewood chairs, parior chairs, Turkish chairs, rosewood hall stands, rosewood bureaus, bedsteads, wash stands, hair mattresses, mahogany furniture of various kinds, sofa bedsieads, do. sofas, tete-a-tetes, with a lange variety of handsome furniture, breakfust aud dinner sets, china tea sets cutlery, silver Ware, Persons in want of handsome furniture will do well to attend, as the sale will be positive. Catalogues on the morning of 84! Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER—FRIDAY. Sept. 5, at 10 o'clock A. M.. pre at the central sales room, coruer of Wiiloughby dud ‘Pearl ‘streots, Brooklyn, a fal assortment of parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture, g of mahogany aad other bedsteads, dre ofas, tetea-teles, chairs, mahogany ry y casen, hair maitresses, feather beds, Brussels and ileloths, school desks and benches, parlor and c., ke. Also, one bake AHOCOLATE, BITTERS, MUSTARD.—AUCTION.—o. morrow, at 104, o cloek. at No. 57 Dey sireet, corner of Greenwich strect, cliocolate, bitters, pepper sauce, Java cot avn codiish, marmalade paste, pipes, to chanpagne; also, writing desks. GTON AL CARLER, Auctioneer. E Bl. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER EXTENSIVE N) sale of sccond hand and ne row (Priday) morning, at 10h o'ecock, at eal 1u street, will be sold without reserve, the house, being the furniture of naisting of par re; mirrors, i » the having been mace (o order and his Been but litte’ used: w quantity of kitchen farniiure, cookin; lhory, ac-1 and to pay pavenees ante t & bonkrese alts of rosewood parlor furniture, six library pookeases, (WO lady # escretoires, three rose weer! and two mahogany sideboadrs, rosewood and mahogany tm, rocking sod arlor ebaira; tete-a-teves, lounges, or Kk Jed phamnber sults: bedsiends, dressing lain bureaus and washstands, hair mattresses, palligaves pillows bolsters, toilet sets, torlet glasses, china and glas« Ware’ fancy goods, £¢., AC. "Also, several superior oll paint Ings. large Preneh plate, git frame mirrors and pier glasses; ‘scart, ri the whole to be peremptori favorable op portunity for ety and out of town busers lo supply themselves B.—Pocking dove secure'y ou the premises, at a reason able charge GUIBERT 8. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER —PRREMPTORY sale of groceries upon which advances have eeu made Gu Friday, Sept. 5, 8t 104, o'clock A. M., at our sales room, <2 Brine lot n (of sugars, wi = refined and light . in casks, cases and ween nt Bick, Bmp soap. ke.; live barrels of HAGLEY & SAVAGE, 82 Cedar street. Liberal cash advances made om consignments for auction sal fine ot Monouga ofan i ont BAGURY & FAVAGE will a on ye oe 15. wi Hg o'clock at the Wy, These Purchased and tmproved for the owner's eecupation, and me every elegance and con renience Uiat can. be desired. Maps of property, terms of ore partigular deseription may be had at the oer pe Ue "auotionnbr, 82 Cedar street, between Broatway and JEORGE COOK, AUCTIONERR.—HOUSEHOLD FUR t 10%; o'clock, at 442 Broadway, near ry superior parlor suits, in various bedateads, wnshsta: nd, centr res, chairs, rockers, lounges, exten asses, mattresses. The abov pal pd are made in the. best. mai and must be sold to pay ad vanees ARDWARR AUCTION NOTICE.—JNO. EB. VAN ANTWERP'® third reguias fall trade sale of hardware heavy gcods, cutlery, German avd America will take pl ‘Thursday, Sept 4, at 10 o'clock, a ai8 Pearl street. Catalogues wow ready. REDS, AUCTIONRER.—BY 1. MM. LBRDS 0. —Thursday, Sept. 4, ISH, at 12 o'clock, in front of the store, 23 Nasanu street. a pair of black mares, 15!» hia eight years old, closely matched, long siyish and free drivers, warranted sound ‘nod Kind in ail nar nese cr under thesaddie. One of them haa been used as 9 ‘Can trot together in four minutes. Sold sadille borse. only for want of use. H IMILEEDS, AUCTIONRER. BY H. H. LEEDS & CO + Thursday, ‘Sept mber 4, at Lt o'clock. at the salesroom, a street. 9 splendid collection of staffed birt \ branches and im giage cases: consisting of apectmens from ‘he world, peepared by the celebrated taxidermist, Abraith ENRY B. HERTS, Jn. AUCTIONRER.—MORTG AGE roneries, fe raday. Sept 4, at 105 5 comprietng ee, pickles. ‘, Otard choice ao. ‘erma cash iy order. LTRE, Attorney for Mortgages. OWN L VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER. —MORTOA 's sale of furniture, om Sept. 4, at lv', o'clock, at 22 est Twelfth street. between sixth and Seventh avenues, all the furniture contained In ihe above, house, which i¢ of the richest style and manufacture, made by Roux, Randoine, Hutebine and others, and will be sold Baremptoriy to the highest bidder, by order of moruagee. Parlor consists of elegant rosewood parlor suite, eo f; by large tete a tete sofa. one ‘ete a tete low arm chair; four low back parlor chairs, snd elegant rosewood lady's, Sewing chair, in sit co round ored brocade natin. made by Randoine, « jway, and cont $600: one ne Turkish carpet, rugs, large and aplendit i French plate pier gla, cost Gidhy’ brotes and ormotn fh day clock, vases! Parlan of Vi " . Fine (irl, Indignant ("upid, and » large assortment of eegrre ornaments. (ose Ww: hiy colored elegere. centre, aide awd rer tables; shades, coruk Bedroom of mirror, amour de giace, made by Randoine, and comt $250: {iso rich and elegant rosewood sutta of furniture, consisting of soft, tete-n-tete, two armehairs and two parior chairs, in Crimeon ant maroon brocatel, made by Ronx Dining room cougista of oval mirror, oak extension table, 14 feet long oak armehaira, lounge, side and jock, candelabras, silver plated ten set o pieces, silver plated tea, table and dessert spoons: Knives and forks. rich china do., dessert set, ten set, gines ware, &e., ‘Also, & splendid assortment of rich and old oil paintings, by the old masters; one fine off painting of Joseph in Keypt and cost, withe Ls 3 i Pa Athens, and cost $130. sne cotleetion of other ot! Nt, prsennaaensenn JOR ee omwaren. OWN REDDING, AUCTIONEER, WILL SRLL ON the premises in Lexit gton avenue, between Forty eighih find Forty ninth streeta, on Thursday, September 4, at 10 oreloek, a vauable assortment of household furniture, eon: sisting in part of carpets, tables, ehaire, any bedstewa, curtains, kitchen ware, de, fale positive, the owner leaving the city. [1 MORTARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS DAY, a 10 o'clock, at 173 Chatham’ syuare, the furniture of a assoriment: also, f Beds, carpets, mir. jects of a grocer and OF CLOTHING ARGE AND PEREMPTORY alle J ant piece goods.—A. ISTALAR anctionser, jsowery, will sell, this days Thursday. At WMG o'clock, large sasortment of casaimer: Tioeekin panta, ack. (rock dress and overcoats, alk. satin end Yorenvth vente overalls, ke. Ac. broadelobs, faney and black eassimeres’ and doe aking, pilot cloths, sergee. sleeve linings, bliek satin neck ties, Tanekerenets, shirts, collars, bosoms, Ac. ac. the whole be ta the stock of a merchant tail yr retiring from business, ORTGAGE SALE OF A DYEING ESTARLTSHWENT. M JAS, POLUEMUS, Anctioneer, will sell on Friday, Sept, nt LLovelock, No. 219 Ninth avemde, vit, one 7 foot copper i der, emo cat Irom stants, two rollers, one iron aeam boil er, de inter one sia, ke in front store. com SEANIEL & LOCKWOOD, Aiiorueys {yr Mortargee, wh: Lorne Thitd and Union avenues, wilhio tev minutes’ walk of the ‘depot. ‘The ground contains about 25, acres, well fenced and graded, wih two buildings upen K, one is au unfivished house, three sories high, with anever failing weil of water, This would make an excellent lager bier brew- ery. The other is a neat, weil finished cottage, with peach and apple orebard and ‘ieen grapevines of seven years’ Browth, and a garden in a good slats of eultwvation, Sale po YLVESTER STOVER, AUCTIONERR.—BY 1. C, HOUGHTON, this day (Thuraday), at 10! o'clock, wi 113 Nassau atreet, large sale of rosewood, mahogany, Walaut anid oak cabinet turmiture; French plate mirrors, OM palling, pisnofortes, china aud glass ware, table cullery, &e consist: +4 of elegant rosewood parlor suils, in Freneh 'brocatel aud lush; rieluy carved etegeres, with plate doors; French secre- ries ‘and boukeases, marble lop eenire, pler and side tables, Superior extensien dibing tables, of mahogany, oak and walnut; dining chairs, sofas, tele a -tetes, lounges, easy and armchairs, splendidly carved rosewood, mabogany aud Walnut bedsieats, bureaus. Washstands and commodes; enamelled chamber sults, wardrobes, hair mattresses, beds, bedding, &c. Also a va" Hiety of second hand furaiture, with which the sale wil com. ew and second haad pianofories, various be packed oa the premisag, to go out of city, at a reasonable charge, Ci ues ready ou the morning of sale. Furniture now on vi HOS. VEITCH, AUCTIONEER—STORE 16 SPRUCE Street —Constable's sile of liquors, segars, &c., this da Thursday, Rept. 4 at Tl o'clock -A- MC, at the'salea room, 13 Fpruce street, consisting of liquors, segare. glass cases, clock, dc.. de. . Tt. LOCKWOOD, Constable. W. S,MELLOR, AUCTIONEER “PEREMPTORY SALE of new cabinet furniture, suitable for furnishing first 83 houses, at kalesroom Sand 15 Park row, to-morrow, atalogues early on moroing of 1 on the premisce for shipping. Pur every loton the catalogue w De ed positively, without reserve ,to pay advances and make room for other tales, viz.: One lack ‘and gold eunmel led chamber suite, exbibiled at the Crystal Palace, and cost $375, been in use bout 9 months, including pare air mat- tresses, palliases Se ; solid rosewood parlor suites. covered in rich'faney coverings, v tel. plush and bair cloths, resewood centre tables. music cabinets, writing desk and se cretary bookcases, etegeres, tete-a-tete, box and plain sofas, arm chairs, several Turkish ¢asy chairs and lounges. chainber furniture in rosewood, mahogany and oak; ten enamelled chamber suites, plain and with marbie tops; hatstands, corner stan 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.—FRENCH PLATE mirrors, oil paintings, engravings, books, invoice of gold gilt jewelry, &c.—To-morrow, Thursday, at Ii o'clock. at fe sulestoome 13 and 15 Park row, viz. —30 of the latest style fiamed French plate pier and mantel mirrors, made in the very best possible manner for Broadway custom. Sales in: cluding two cupid patierm pier mirrors, 10x23, with slab and brackels; 100 choice oil paintings, will be sold in lot suitable for the trade; also 178 lots of gold gilt Jewelry, ia lots, Cate logues on the morning of W., Sic MELLOR, AUCTIONEER MORTGAGE SALE +. of elegant second hand furniture, at salesroom, 13 and 15 Park row, to-morrow (Thursday), at being the entire furnitiire of a gentee! hou to be sold by order of mortgagee, viz: Brussels. tapestry and ingrain carpets, pure South American horsehair mattresses, tog and chamber stoves, engravings, refrigerators, wash tubs. straw beds, lamps, ‘window shades, casters, crockery and henware, ¢. Wood boxes, rosewood liquor lounges: rua carpet, ‘ke, the whole ‘forming a good o housekeepers. 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.—AT ANOFIDN, TO- ‘mor , Thursda: k, kof a being th jealer, ineludi a, ac. viz.’ one ela horutely earved js octave pianoforte, made by Brooke, of N York, and cost $660; two made by W. lat n & Son, fully warranted; one do. b: aucher; upright and square Carme & second hand pianofories, all of good tone'and finish, and fully warranted. ‘Worthy the attention of the trade and those in want of instruments. Can be packed on the pre- mises for shipping. |. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL ON Thursday, at 1034 o'clock, at 117 Laurens street, all the genteel parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture, ec.’ in the Above house, including a rosewood pianoforte, made by Firth, Pond & Hail. This sale is worthy the attention of families about commencing housekeeping, TATCHES AND JEWEULRY.—A, M. CRISTALAR, auctioneer, 28 Bowery, will sell, this day, Thurs: on account of whom it may concern, to pay advances, an Yoice of jewelry and gold and gold ‘aud silver, walehes, con sisting of spectacles, chains, bracelets, shirt studs, sleeve but tons, pins, rings, earrings, &e., dc. FINANCIAL. —ESTABLISHED Laat hip had 412 BROADWAY. hes, $0. Et Money to loan on diamonds, jewelry, &e., ke. ‘oihs, silks, segara, dry goods, &c., &c. Full value paid wabrokers, tickets. Business prompt. Rooms for each . K. HOUSTON, J. MACDUFF, Agents, (0. —THE NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE.—CASH AD. e vances, From $10 to $75,000, on diamonds, jewelry, watches pianos, c.. &e.; on bonds and mortgages, merchandise, c.; or bought for cash, at 85 Nassau street, room No. 1 JH ‘DARRINGER. LOAN, AT ans, de. 3’ Tickers Walker street $300, —THRER HUNDRED DOLLARS T . . |. bond and tuctange, App io F.C CANRiNiS 3 Nassau street, N.Y $2.00: WANTED—FOR WHICH security will tually. No brokers need « oiler. TL] SHAMBERS STREET— BASEMENT OFFI e—s08 K ISA AC.—$567,000 to loan on watehes, diamond ry, 46. or bought for cash.” Dusivess prompt and coniideats from 8 till 6 o'clock. N. B.—No,business transacted on Satur days, JQ CHAMBERS STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BURTON'S tre. —Monoy to loan on, or buy for cash, diamonds, Srolaben, fe jewelry. negara, pianos, ke de. Great bargains in watches, ladies” reticules and oil painkings. Apply lo FRANK RYERSON, manager, 334 tRoAnW 334 HROADW AY.—MONEY ADV. prods, seg for cash; stocks, bow! THE BEST OF en aud tuterest paid pane ply. Address G. G. K., Herald ANCED, TO ANY notes, mortgages, ‘aiches and jewelry for sale BK. THAYER, rooms Nos. 1 and 2, second story. 0. 00 TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, in sume to suit applicants, on first class py fuctive real estate, in this city or Brooklyn. Apply 10.4. B. BROAD, 13 Wall street, second story, froat, $1,000,000, stuns uae Sta Naveoe street, corner 6¢ Sesoed door ronma Hos. 'd iMPSON & CO £.00., brokers and commission merchanta COMMERCIAL BANK oF NEW JERSEY, —PERTH AM boy, Septem! 1856.—This bank having paid every demand presented nguiaee wt in ral and with interest, and 00- : thereupon relieved from all Iagal restrictions by the Chan: ofthis State, and ite sur been also dnly re-transfery hereby given that the presen! count of thelr atow® sixty thon eu amount equal to the caval the bank will he redeemed ‘Those issued prior ta is a4 Wall street; the new issue at the Union Hank _Tuos. E. Sart, Cashier f. YASH ADVANCED—ON Df J ery, segars, planofortes, merchandise, and persoual- erty generally. or the same tought and sold for cash, ke, ae. Apply at No. 202 ep 1886.—The President and Di declared & dividend of & per cent the stock hol derson eed after the 15 fnet., at the J, CAMPBELL, Treasurer, IVIDEND.—GOODYEAR'® INDIA RUBHER GLOVE Manofactaring Company. New York, September 2, ini. — the Directors have this day declared « dividend of etght per cent, payable to the stockholders on demand a! the oflice of the ens) in New York, GEO. M. ALLERTON, Treasurer, 36 Jolin street, ()PRICE OF THE GROCERS’ FIRE INSURANCE COM Pany, SI Wall street, corner Pearl, New York, Septem. ber 1. 1566 —A semi annual dividend of eight per cont haa this day been declared, payable te the soektbold ra at this office on demand. AMES G. TT, AN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS.—THE Ay ra Commissioners of the Funded Debt of the city of Sa Franciseo, hereby give notice that they are p ud will pay the interest due November 1, 1868, in Baw that Of the city debt known as the San Francisco CMy Stock, bearing Interest, with half yearly coupons, at the rate ot Ww bes | anoum, and prinetpal dae May 1, iS;l. ot 10 per ey aint v v ANT, Commissioners of yous. Saba Biron, | rect Devt of SS | sas Prenatecs. aaray Haat, WM. M. LENT. STERLING RXCHANGE-FROM £1 UPWARDS. PAY. ‘on demand, ov the Kank of Manchester for sale by W. B. BCOTT & CO,, Bankers, 12 Wall street. NI “OAL _ COMPANY SUR marie e AND neat At mortgage, bor Apply to 1 YOLAND 4 S08 No. cent cou Walls street, vtew Ye As ork. » EXCHANGR—FOR MERCHANDISE, KINGS COUN ages, seven per cent; and good vacant lote oi ty Brooklyn. Groceries, ware, or first clase dr, Aare © be taken in payment. COGSWELL & AND! Deis SOR. TALLEY BANK, MARYLAND —% CENTS ON THE doliae will be paid for the bills of the above bank, All ther broken bank money bought. JAMES M. TAYLOR, Specie and Exchange Broker, 169 Chatham street, corner James. CLOTHING, we, WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOT. ing, wanted. —tleatlomen having laege oF small Jota to dispose of, will oar ere without Hing oF necking ws tmpore: all or address THOMAS De CONROY, 491 Pearl street, N. B.—Merchant tailors having new clothing to dispose of, will plese dares as above $2 000 WORTH OF GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF 5 clothing wanted, tn large or ermall inte. Liber prices ve. Souven a And punctual attendance en al Ses WoRowey, 479% Pearl street $5.000 BY, WEAR CHEAP.—LADIES WILL FIND A large assortment of the above, at prices that cannot fail to anit, at 809 Broadway. near Fourth street pJaneaticninahnchaninerene Wa a FoR MEN AND BOTS- WHOLESALE AND | Oe THN he almost aiven away, at J VANDERBILT'S, SF Fulton street, You may rely on fi ‘Leper cent. hon he eral prices. NG.—LADIRG AND GENTLEMEN TAVING tng § tT a? 12 Laurens street, near Canal, b 52 West Brondway. Unie item by Mra. € © Ol » Tos West wroatway, LEVEE, under the Tees, ” TENANTS’ REGISTER, A PART OF A. MODERY HOUSE TO TO LET —WRSF or mon third rd Hor wi sal i ‘uchon ‘Reni, moull, would be let fu it rng ‘Be, ee . W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. FURNISHED FIRST CLASS HOUSE TO LET—CON. {aining vent rooms, destrably dinaied for» tet caag boarding house, being pexoeptionshie ‘ape A west of Brosdway: Apiy to Bt W. Obey? HOTEL on ager pr pres 4 oF ed way. desirable in the city, no Tease for n tong term of yearn.” Apply to KO, HALLIDAY, No. 4 Wail street. JOTTAGE AT NEW ROCHELLE 10 LRT—POR THR winter. It has furnace, bath, watercloset, range. £c., with four aeres land, highly cultivated, and near 9 railway station. Apply on the premises, or at 44 Wall street, from office, over Bank of Ne America. CRNISHED HOUSE TO L¥T—IN rocneenee. street, near Sixth avenue, from 15ib Saale to April, well faralehes and with all moder: ee Abuee four stories. "Rent to 15th April, $1.4N; br furniture will be sold low and house rented to Ist of May. Address KE, M., Post office, or Herald office. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A FOUR STORY basement in ‘Phir. brown stone front, English ty-second street, with the entire furniture. Rent $1,400 to a responsible tenant, A J. A, box 413, Post ootee. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN FOURTEENTH aueet, ne ond avenne, a four story brown sione house in complete order, and well furnished. throughout. Rent $150 yer month. Apply at No. 165 East Fourteenth street, or at No. 25 Beekman sireet, up stairs. ‘OUSE TO LET—NO. 66 BERGEN STREET, —— lyn; a firstelass three story house. Has all the mods improvements. | Will be let very low to ® good tenant, if rs piled for immediately, A cwaner is going to, Burope., Fee H eulars apply on the premises, or M CAR FENTHR, Noo Pius street. ne TRADY POWER—A PEW CHOICE ROOMS STILL TO be had in the Depot Bufldings, corner of Elm and Frenk~ Th streets, one square trom Broadway. For the value of the word steady. see the tenanta now Were, Inquire of THOR, BENNETT, ou the premises. TORE TO LET—A BROWN STONE YRONT STORR, ‘one door from Broadway, in Murray str 3,091 Post office. 10 LET—A DOUBLE COTTAGE AND TWO LOTS, ON south side Eighty sixth street, 360 feet eagt of Third ave- nue; bine rooms. Tnguire of James Maginn, or of Mra, Shaw, at the honse, Yorkville. Rent $250 per year. NO LET—TO A SMAUL GENTERI, FAMILY, THE UP- per part of a house In Walker street, near iway. Kent, $40, Tuquire at 357 Broadway, (segar store). 10 LET—A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE HOUS! 111th street, coursing eight rooms, with fine yard at- there is évery facility for getting ‘down town. Rent, ravnum. Apply ‘mod Greenwich street, corner ef in the basement. 10 LET—TO A SMALL, FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, upper partof a nice two story ne counting of rooms on the secon’ Boor reody * ‘bade room im attic; gas, water’ &e. Possession immediately. Im- quire at 29 Hubert street 10 LET—A NEAT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, NEAR- ly new, and in good order; situated in Bond ES Av- Boxe West side. lirst house south of Deane sireet, Brooklyu. ood tenant, would be let at the very low rent of Ply tO CHARLES JENKINS, 22 Frankfort str a LET—A FRONT BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR AN oflice. Apply at No. 239 Spring street. 0 LET—AT 184 CANAL, STRERT, OLD NUMsiI splendid basement, newly repaired and in complete With as and Croton water; will be rented for any Pespectabls Dusiness, execpt restaurant. | Taquire of Hi. OSTRANDER, 138 Canal street, old number, w (PO LET_NEAT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH GAS AND xh room ou the same floor. in a faablonable part of y. Apply at 62 Wess Kighieeuth street, near ~yrpity T° LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A NEAT three and a half siory house, with all the modern ium- provements, rent per anvum. Apply to JOHN @, (OF FAT, 10} West Twenty fourth street. rex LET—AT YORKVILLE, ON THIRD AV: mace, om door above Eighty sixth street. a large store, with all Axtures complete for the dry gonls, business. inquire oO. ‘AY LOR, on the premises, or at the lumber yard, Eighty- sidth street, between Third and Fourth avenues: person, corner of Kighicenth street and Ninth avenue. ) LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, A ROOM cond and third floors, to single get ‘Apply ed. nt 1 LET—A FURNISHED KOOM, IN A PRIVATE FA- r two single gentiemen, with partial board, ed. Keierences exchanged. Inquire at 25 Lamartias Place, West Twenty ninth street. — 0 LET—TO A SMALL RESPONSIBLE FAMILY, A neatly furnished ¢ nlaining nine rooms, with gas ind hath, loeation very deatable. Rent $65 per mouth. Ad- dress Knox, 6l Fourth street, © LET—THE SECOND FLOOR First street, to an Ameriean fami! © LET—TO A second story and Pifth street, near Seco after LL o'clock A.M. bg LET—OFPFICES, ON SRCOND AND THIRD FLOORS, No, 12 Maiden lane. Apply to JOBN G. DAVISON, én the premises. LET—A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT brick house, on Fifty second street, North river. Rent very low. Apply to JOUN G. DAVISON, No. 12 Mattow lune. Totes or b HOUSE No. 6 without the house. Apply RNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, THR PAA a house situated in the best part of ok: on lyn. Everything complete. Apply t. HATTON & O.. Broadway. Houses for sale or to let registered without ebarge. ‘© LET—THE THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE NO West Thirty sixth street, near Tenth avenue, a 4 the rear, The vase contains ten rooms, and has w1y painted throughout, Apply to J. F Wilutase & SUN, real estate office, 442 Kighth avenue. (TO LETCYURNIBHED OR U NFURNISHED ROOMS, fth che ‘n improvements, to single gentlemen of Inquire at 88 West wi husband and wife, ‘Thirty first street. " 10 LRT—PART OF A FURNISBRD HOUSE. A 1t1Gtt- ble family, residing in a modera built three Jase. “wishes let the upper part of a honse, with (he m, gaa. bath and , nill May next to a ree. je tan family t the house is situated in Kast Twenty ‘ic Hireet. Address R. & 1)., Herald offiee, LE WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION—THE ( per part of No, 361 Broadway, The above premises ore heen entirely remodelled, painted, &¢,, have an excellent i ht, wed are admirably adapted for millinery or an rae te Diuiness, being undoubtedly the beat loeaion it ply to GRO, BULPIN, 961 Broadway. © L&T, WITH IMMEDIATE POs EAKION THE TH 2 story ind mit place, with al the modern imp ents. OWN, Jr. 4 Broome sireet, up #aira. T°, LET OR YOR SAI R—TURER STORY AND BASE- ment brick house, in. eventieth Jarnilow, in a private family. References required. stor ser hee itl syuare and near the Ceutral park, with inolern improvementa, f'commandas tine view of nd extended. view of Uae rounding country. Apply at the corner of Seyent eet and Third avenue JOHN CALBAL am A iso, lots for sale or exehagge for in Seventy second street, between T Apply as above. © TRT OR LEAS! formerly ured unter street, near able for a large moan wine: of HOM? roved eity property, and Fourth avenues, THR EXTENSIVE PREMISES, a envringe repository. Now. 34 and iry rent, ¥ a first class hoseding hones. put In thorough repair. Apply to A. T. STEWART, sroade way, Chan bers and Reade sireeta RENT—A LARGE FOUR STORY FURNISHED house, «witnble for a gentlemen's club, in every way firabie for the purpose, being not far np town, In a very piea- sant location, a few donrs from Broadway, cot ventent to care wad stages. Address Club House, Union syuare Post odiee, for one weel TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS —A FIRST RATE OLD atabiished store to let, the stock and fixtures for sale: Hock ia light, consisting of cloths, cassimeres and coonge No made clothing at all, Por particulars, apply on the pre- isee, 24 howery. HE BASEMENT UNDER bE Lge Pru to lot, watt May 1, mh @ resi Apoly Museum o TPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. toe WAVERURY )” place to let, ing of two parlors and se0on'l floor, and a large room on third floor Manan tr Crotom ‘water ip all the rooms. Only four howees from Washingtos. park. For rent apply on the premises. _EXCURSIONS, * SIONS TO. 0 Ob APTWoOD og! vm A ANP. K . 7, 1. yoy bay aT > jodmhan, will Jeave New York. from fn ine on Mondage, Tuesdays, Wednesiays, Thurstays snd als at 9 o'elorl and Saturdave at? P. the #th, when ahe eit leave at $A. M iver i, onge Ret” port at'3% o'clock P.M. Fare, 25 cente Military Companies or pienic parties ean make rrengements ob @ 10 dred price. STRAMER ROBERT J. Le srevans, & ‘rae W ee eaE AND a <a : 5 ae mening a fring iret, Apes irc FAR it ‘ond ied a py Teaging ¢ wenberg aH 1, 12 and Go Par lerenry, America, The ston SS Rjax will ran on Gunday, Sept 7, Vo the abr pacen é . AN. A. BASSFORD’s, 149 FULTON STRERT AND NO. 8 Pad f mtreet. ou rubber and air cushioned innien, with inte and, mar beds. ENT To and on hand. pocket trimmings, &e. = Sens