The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1856, Page 3

{NANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. tenner MONEY MARKET. Furvay, Sept. 5—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was quite buoyant at the opening this 0 and quite active up tothe close, There were of many cash transactions At the first board Vir- tnia 6's advanced 34 per cent; Illinois Central bonds, 34; (New Work Central Railroad, 3; Panama, }¢; Erie, };; Reading, %(; Michigan Central, 3; Cleveland and Pitts- fourg, 24; Michigan Southern, 1; Illinois Central, %; Ga- na and Chicago, };; Cleveland and Toledo, 134; Milwau- ise and Mississippi, };; Chicago and Rock Island, %. The operations in Brie, Cleveland and Toledo and Reading were o some extent, almost entirely on time. Illinois Ceatral jonds and stock were active, and sold in larger quantities ban usual. The bears have without doubt sold thom- elves @ little short, but not to an extent sufficient to an active demand for stock. Tne sales to-day by no means show that cash purchasers are plenty. The enoney market has cased up @ little; and call loans are more easily negotiated. This has been seized upon by large holders of stocks as a good opportunity sor realicing, and made the most of, The only jay to make i most available is to put out stock om time, buyer’s option, holding the stock for delivery. The market would be immediately crushed by a pressure of cash stock, Old holders may, by gelling on ime, buyer’s option, bring in from among the brokers a jnew ciass of purchasers, end ia this way put the saddle on anotner horse, Tho stocks do not, under the opera- jon of all the speculations going on, elther for a rise or leave the street. The brokers are piled up with them, and nothing but a very easy money market can give the means for carrying such loads. There is no re- jef from the outside for this dead weight. No one outside binks of buying the most inflated class of railroad stocks or investment. Thoy go from one brdker’s hands to another, at current rates, without any regard to value, and che profits or losses are confined to the Stock Exchange. here can be no permanent improvement in the market ‘alue of any stock until there is an outside demand, whieh distributes it among smal! holders, where it reats os a permanent investment. So long as twenty, thirty and forty thousand shares of any leading railroad stock lnre piled up in Wall street in large blocks, high prices cannot be sustained for any leogth of time. Spe- culation may produce an inflation, and the re puted transactions may sppear extensive, but the whole movement is artificial and of a temporary character. he daily operations of cliques of brokers do not give py real value to any stock security. The reported value imaginary, as it depends solely upon the ability of cer- in parties to keep certain stocks from pressing upon he market. Where these securities aro held in such large lots, the danger of the supply exceeding the demand is very great, and any day may in the midst of an active ive moment bringa sudden collapse. Holders of this class of stocks are in momentary danger. They now not what an hour may bring forth. The operation of any speculative railroad stock on the list during the jpast twelve months is enough to satisfy outsiders that it @ losing business of the most serious character. Take [New York Centra! Bailroad stock as an illustration. In he first week of September last year, this stock sold at 00 per cent. Sinee that time the company have paid 8 cent in dividends, To carry the stock that time ‘ould cost 7 per cent, leaving the cost at the same date bis year, to the holder 99 per cent. It now sells at 86 per cent, showiug a losson each share of the stock of 18 percent inthe year. Every man holding a share pf this stock for inveetment could have made, or rather wed, 13 per cent in the past year, Nearly all railroad are rapidly approaching the same general fate. bout three years since New York Central sold at 125 per ent. The dividends in that line have not paid for carry- ng, at that price, aud the difference in market value o-day 1s 29 per cent. It is utter folly to talk about prices being sustained for this class of railroad stocks. Decay has taken such hold upon them that they must gradually le down to points long since reached by the most prominent aud productive New England roads. We see Pvery few months an increase of capital in some way. This cannot go on for all time, particularly when the cost hnd capita! bave already reached figures far beyond the z iy of the road to make producti active peculation mey, for a time, inflate or sustain , but ue natural tendency is downward, and sooner or later grand bubble will collapse. At the second board the market was active, and con- iderable stock was pressing for sale. Panana Railrosa dvanced 3; per cent; Michigan Central Railroad, 3; shicago and Rock Island, 3g. Cleveland and Toledo 2ailroad fell off %¢ per cent; Erie Railroad, 1; Reading oad, 3j. Afier the board stocks generally were lower. Cleveland and Toledo closed at 753_ per con! ‘ew York Contral, 86%; Erie, 50%, and Reading 85° ose who have realized during this expaasion have nace a wise and sensible move. It has beena grand bpportunity to put out time contracts, aad the reported tions show that the bears have availed themselves Df it to the fullest extent. ‘The suit against C. K. Garrison, late agent of the Nicara- 19 Transit Company, brought by the present board of ma- , has. created considerable excitement in Wall If these charges are sustained, {t will account for the expenditures made by the company, and explain why stockholders remained so lorg without dividends. It ill be recollected that a few months since we did all in bur power toexpose the extravagance, toray the least, of his compery in the management of {ts foancial affairs, 4 it met withno response from the board of directors. \ that time the party now implicated and the manage. Hnent were on good terms, and were striving to adjust #0 as to re-open the line. Since they have quar. |, and are now at sword’s point. This accounts tor he proceedings just commenced. If this suit could be Followed up, we should feel that justice, though late, was , and that at last the facts were likely to meet the public eye; but we have no idea that it will como to hing, Itwill probably bo privately adjusted in so y, as others have been before, and we shall lose some developements. The company make outa very rong cag? on peper. ‘The earnings of the La Crosse end Milwaukie Railroad for the month of July ounted to $46,145 73. is greater than tho estimate.‘ For the first eight of the prosent fecal year the carnings have been follows +— La Crow asp Minwavkre Rutroap. bo 9 alae is in January, 16S 10,550 29 do. HN Februaty seeees 20/128 7 do. de. « 27.225 10 do. ao. + 82,138 72 do. do, « MATE 00 do. do. « 49,069 24 do. do. ++ 6,076 76 do. do. » 46,146 78 Total co... scee «828,401 59 This leaves only $126,: 508 41 for ‘the remaining four Pn ‘to make the company’s estimate for the year. aggregate will be about $500,000, The new cropsare coming to market, and the earnings will be large. The present capital of this company is about $1,8C0,000. ‘The Assistant Trearurer reports to day as follows — $413,120 4 13,634,990 96 yom Customs. rom misceliaueows sources, ‘The Maine Railroad minority report shows Jebts ap: bab!!ities against th 71,270 04, which is stated as follows, viz— Financial condition, May 31, 18 $063,738 04 abilities... vailabie assets. 192,467 10 Balance ef Nabilives..... ee ceee cece BATL270 04 Of this balanes, £29,000 can be paid by the issue of 230 hares, when the stock can be sold for par; the balance ust be paid from the earnings of the road. The above ia vilities are eual to about $12 per share on the capital ack of 40,000 ehares. ‘The reosipts on the Morrie Canal, for the week and year ding on the 90th inst, compare as follows with the bo ponding time inst year:— otal to Avg. 25, 1866 $189, pol} ST ; : 63 51 ven ae SN sis0,081 93 jal to Aug. 25, 1855. +s baie +4 He Sept. 1, i 880 ‘eek ending Sept. 1, he 199,948 89 Increase, 1856, Four and « half days were Jot inst week at Port Dela- by the breaking of the railroad bridge on the Lo- Valley Railroad, ‘The receipts of the Stonington Rajlroad Company for ngust were— went, 1856... + 897,42 41 in 1855... . Balt Tocrease wee O1924 88 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1856. ‘The earnings of the Iinols Central Ratlroad Company ptm ag Al 1856, + $246,300 fen 1856. » 168,808 Increase 60 per COMt....sscssceeeceesseessee 992,600 ‘The land sales were also large, reaching $381,744, mak- ing, since January 1, 136,589 acres, for $2,000,600. The total gales since the commencement have been 666,452 acres, for an aggregate of $7,600,600, leaving nearly 2,000,000 acres unsold, worth, at the average of present sales, $30,000,000—$5,000,000 more than the entire cost of the road, ‘The Washington Union quotes and notices land war- rants as follows:— Land warrants have been in better demand for the past week. The supply is limited, but quite equal to the wants of dealers. We are advised of large quantities of warrants bemg held up throughout the country, limited ut $1 per acre, which must have the effect, together with the fulling off In the issue in the Pension Olt lessen, ihe supply. Weco not think that prices will fau below present figures. The whole number of land warrants is- tued from the Pension Office under the act of March 3, 1855, is 165,951. It will take 19,827,940 acres of land to sati fy these warrants, About 245,000 claims have been presented under this ect, 185,00 examined, leaving about 60,000 to be acted upon;’ of this number 10,000 or 15,000 wilt probably be rejected. The supply for the present, therefore, cannot be equal to last year, and, should the demand be as heretofore ou the restoration of the lands in the West, prices must advance:— 160 sere warrants, per acre. do. do, do. 120 do, do, do. 60 do. do. do. 40 do, do, do. Stock Exchange. FRinay, Sept, 5, 1866, $2000 NY State f's'58 1023 500 ahs Read’g RE 83 85 2500 Ohio 6’s 1876., 108 300 a P Boe 9000 Virginia 6's 93 1000 Cal St 7's 775 3000 11 Cen RR Ker 2600 xu do, c 1000 LErie&W1stMB 800 Clev&PittsDBds 65 she Del&HudCCo. 20 Penn 500 Cumb Coal Co sid 50 New Jersey Zinc, 2 100 do. $30 1 5 Galena & Chi RR, 10 do. .....4.. 108 100 Cley & Tol RR.s3 500 do. ee 100 Chi & Rk TRR... SECOND BOARi $12000 ErieRRBds’75 93 1000 HudRRASdM 66 16000 Ili CenR B.s90 9134 100 c 10 200 Reading RR... b60 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Fray, Sept. 5—d P. M. Asis. <The market was unchanged, with small sales of pots eMANSIUYYS —Flour—The market was again firmer; supplies of common to extra brands of State were scarce, ‘aad stocks of all kiuds much reduced, with a good Eas: tern demand. There was more doing and prices ad- vanced about Ic. per bbl. The transactions of al! kinds froted up about 9,400 bbis., at nt the following quota. oo | Common to good State. aoe a 96 40 38 a 610 Se essa 3S €seess i Fancy brands ot new State brought highest price, whic sales ‘wereales' mace at $6 60. Cana was tirm, with sales of 300 a 400 bbis. at the ove quotations Southera flour was firmer, and extra brands in good di ind for export; common to good brands wer the sales embraced about 1560 a 1,800 bbis., of all grades, chiefly the former. Wheat was without change of moment, and orm for good to choice new white and red. The saies om- braced about 25,000 # 20,000 bushels, including choice white Southern, at $1 07}¢ a $1 red Western at $1500 $163. Old was heavy. vodian was sold at $1 38 and infery Milwaukie club at $116. Corn was firm, with ies of about 50,000 bushels, including sound Western mixed at 67c. a 68c. Rye—Sales of 3,800 basbels unsound were made at 75c., end 5,000 do., pew and old mixed, were sold at 87c. Oats were og demand, with sales of State and Western at 48¢. a 50c. Corree.—The market coniinued firm, with sales of about 8.000 bega native Ceylon on private terms, supposed to bave been at 11\;¢., and ebout 2,000 « 2,200 bags of Rio Hf 10sec. a 11%c., and 400 bags Maracaibo at 11),c. a ie. Lorroy.—The salee embraced about 1,500 bales, based by od middliog uplands at 11%c., and New Orleans at tag }mmonrs.—Rates were steady. To Liverpool about 0,000 bushels of grain were so Td. a Sd. io bullke and bags, and 2,000 barrels flour at 1s. Od. a 2s, Cotton was quiet at \,d, To London 1,000 barrels flour were engaged at 2s. ‘Sd. Rates to Havre were — Hay was ane § at Ge, per 100 Ibs, for shipmon' Hors —Smal! low of new were sold at Me a 160, Ola were quiet and nominal at 7, « 9. Line was more active, and rales of 2,000 « 5,000 barrels were reported at S6c. for common, and $1 26 « $1 30 for Jump. MoLaesee was inactive. Sales of 40 bhds. Cuba were made at 4c. Navat Stores —Sales of 1,000 bbis. rosin were made at $1 66 per 210 Ibs. delivered. Spirits were roid in small ots at 430. Cru fe turpeutine was sold at $3 02);, and tar at $2.0 $2 25 Ov. Linseed was active, with sales of some 20,000 gallons on private terms. 8 —Pork was dull and prices easier. The sales A « quiet at $17 75.4 $18. Beef was about 400 a 800 bbis. country Toe mess at S68 wr the former, and $¢ a $9 25 for the qi wore held at $20. Repacked and prime meas changed, Cut ments were steady; 40 hhds. shoulders were sold at 8ixc; hams lard was in goed demand and 400 bbls , trom the dock, at 13 )gc. were im fair demand, while prices were unchanged. Tce. —Sales of 250 casks were made at 8X c. a 4igc. 8 the SveGaRs were more active, The sales footed 1.20 bhds. Cuba muscovado, at 7 \c. a 8e., jot at 8c. a 8). Srices.—Pepper was firmer, nee Seen eee 11\¢., now held at 12. foracco.— Kentucky and seed leat continue firm, with sroall saiet in spanish there more doing at well main- tamed bales—75 bhis, Kentucky, a eNes a lte.; 1+8 bales Havana, part for ex one ae 433 bales Yana, pe ts 98 bales Cuba, p. t. cases seod loaf, at se a We. Waisagy.—Sales of 150 @ 200 bbis. were made in low at 6, We this weel ony tome ind has e....: ie, more quiet, and we 2 low grade fleece, whi pales washed Buenos Ay of Cape woo! bas ys en private terme. Duty, the British North Amsrins peor sasony fleece, , Ber Pow pound, 47¢. ror oe ne hon merino, 42e. American \4 an aCe. American ba ive apd ‘4 Merino, S0c. a 366. uperfine, pulled, 34c, « 360.; No. Canora common, unwashed, 120. a 1e.: washed, 2hc. a 30 ; Valparaiso, unwashed, 186 South American common, wasbed, 1c. a 13¢., South American Fnire Rios, washed, MMe. a 16sec. South American, unwashed, Se. @ 9. foath American Cor- cova, washed, ute. a 260. Fast Indi “Se. oT wownshed, 9. @ = 18e. ; Smyrna, unwashed, . wesbed, ie awe; ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, THE LECTURE SE SEASON. EFFERSON ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CORNER OF oJ Greenwich and Sixth avenues.—Dr. John Thomas will Lesume his lectures, in the above place, on Sunday morning, Sept, 7. This association that with ong of the sects in Christendom, believing that ail of them are both in theory and practice an apostacy ECTURES ON SPIRITUALISM.—THE NEW YORK Society of Spiritunlists will resume their course of lec- tures # Dodworth's Academy, No. 806 Broadway ng op Suadar, sept 7. The opening jecture wil be delivered by Judge Bd monds ea sunday morning next at 1034 o'elnek, and_on Sun Tay evening. ats; oclocks Conference. 1 usnal, , ? WARNER 3 4 W, , RDMONDA, rer. reas) MUSICAL AND DANCING. GERMAN LADY, TEACHING FRENCH, GERMAN, engagemen A and the desirous of forming ao instruct ti a gre gp ad W. LADD & 00.5 PIANOs—a Pin ASSORTMENT ast” Wadawoke tats ete meee SUPERIOR TONED PIANO CAN BE HAD AT A paras. Apply tw JAMES VAN BIPER, 175 Wooster ecker. A YOUNG MAN, WISHING 20 LEARN THE BANJO, would like to meet with some person that is well hed to teach that insirument, and is aiso willing to take 9 od trowble with his pupil, for which he will be liberally remune- rated. Such a person may address, stating terms, £c., Geo! Brown, Herald ofice, REMONA VIOLINS.—A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS AF. forded to musical amateurs and professors of selectin, violin from Mr. F. Perrin's collection of valuable old Italian instruments, by the most celebrated makers, viz.: Guarnerius, Amiatl, Bergonzi, Guadagnini and others. On view aud for sale, for a fe' why Sy weno FP. PERRI 19 Kast Twelfth street, from 4 to 9 ANCING ACADEMY.—M'LLE. CAROLINE VRZUEN'S dancing academy, 21 Howard street, is now open tor the senson. | Classes moet for the instruction of adie: men at 3 o'clock P. Grand soiree day YOR SALE—A FIRST RATE PIANO, USKD BUT ONE year, as the owner is leaving for Europe. Apyiy at Sd Hiberty street, up stairs, or after busiuess hours, at No. Gur en stree LUTE. INSTRU prepared to receive intess We has thy best | SSOR EBEN ‘upils for the Bocbt and Germau unported and domestic cylindrical Boehin iintes for sale: also a splendid ten keyed flute that he las played on himself. For particulars apply to F. J, EBKN, 11Z 4hompson street. TA HAS THE HONOR TO INFORM p in New York and Hrooklyn, that she will re- paging clams in September nest. Due notice will ie Opening of her elegwat und spacious academy. For particulars apply at 712 Kroadwi ADAME BELANGE RESPECFULLY INFORMS HER friends and the puplic, that she is prepared to give in: Siruction tn all the new and fashionable dances of the day; scliouls and patvate partion at taae own reeites reasonable terms. Mme B. pledges herself to study the gra.e snd manners of ail pupils committed to h Drdera left a 476 Broome street, Mr. Pearson's music store, 78 Bleecker stree, or Mr. Walker's pianolorte manufactory, No. 6 Astor place, will meet with prompt attention, RW MUSIC.—WE HAVE RECRIVED THE LAUGHA- ble serio-comic song, “Poor Old Bob,” published by HORACE WATERS, 83 Broadway, price’ 29 cents. The worthy old steed at last finds his virtues recorded in son; more pleasing measure than the “Bobtail Nag,” an fopular, though similar character, as, that njoved by bis it~ ustrious predecessor, “Old Dog Tray.”—Evening Mirror. fe GILBERT & CO,'’S RECENTLY IMPROVED PIANOS, + with diagonal seal large assortment, at the ware: rooms 419 and 421 Broadway, corner of Canal street. New ‘nd second hand pianos to rent, and upon trial. If purchased, the amount paid as hire wili be deducted from price of piano. INSTRUC C ‘TION, 1857. —BOOKKEEPING, WRITING A ARITHMETIC, 2h. DOLBEAR'S neademy, 609 ‘of Houston street, will be open on Monday. Sept. 8, for cheap class and private jessons. applicants this day Saturday) have the choice of hours, and private desks, without extra charge. re not secured until paid for. OOKKFEPING, WRITING AND THE OTHER Es- sentials to success in mercantile lije, are taught by FOS- VER & DINON in an expeditions aud’ superior manner, to the entire exclusion of the modern six and twelve lesson char: lantry. Rooms, 346 Broadway, Appletou’s Building. OLLEGE OF St. FRANCIS XAVIER, 39 WEST FIP. teenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, ‘The classes wil be resimed in this institution on Monday, the lat of September. MICHAEL DRISCOL, Presitent, COSBARS, CUBANS, CUBANS AND OTHERS SPRAK- ing Spanish, can learn English witn the greatest rapidity by joling a clase (itaited to ten) in the famath fessor, residing at « beautiful piace on the Collegia, box 1,604 New York Post oflice, R. F. BERTALT RES°ROTFULLY INFORM} HIS iriends and the public that on the &th of September he wilhopen a boarding and day school, for young gentlemen, at West Twenty first street, where ail the branches of a thor- whly classical avd commercial education will be taught French is the language of the echool ‘There is a gymnasium. fa retived Pro: dress RENCH INSTITUTE—FOR YOUNG GRNTURM asi Twenty-tourth sireet, near Madison pari iA) and classical boarding ‘and day school, uu‘ter the Prof. Ble Charlier, of Paris, wi re-open om tie 19th of Septem rer next RENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, DIRECTED by the ste protesesrs of Mr. Peugnet, Messrs. LESPI- x ASSE & #MITH, IS] Macdougal street, and 100 Clinton piace. Ciassical commercial and mathematical studies; an elementary ‘epartment, a gymnasium, Modern languages taught with- out extra charges. Reopens on the Ist of September, NSTRUCTION.—A REGULAR PROFESSOR OF HIS tory, literature and other branches of a liberal educa:ion thoroughly acquainted with the Latin, Spanish, French and Halinn languages, being aso able to wach writing, bookkeep ing, Jineal eometry, wishes a situa t table famuly, in the elty or He_ Will show his di Salary $400 4 year: mforiabie home for himself, lady address Tutor, Herald ofice, New York. ban, aud child [A TELLIGENT PERSONS OF ALL AGES, POSSESSING ordinary knowledge of their own grammar, are taught rot DK MARSAN, at 430 Broaaway, to understand and Kk the Freneh, 80 as converse tlueatly, in an astonishingly ort time. R, AND MADAME CRUCY'S FRENCH AND. ENG- jish bonrding aud day school for young ladies, Nos, ‘nd 209 Henry street, Brovklyn, will re-opeu, ws scsi, on be dth of September 188 FITZGERALD'S FRENCH school for, young ladies, No. Street, between Beventh and Ki Wednesday, Sept 3. RS. MEARS’ FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ladies, 30 and 32 West Filteenth street, below September 4. Mra. M. qutabliahment by the acquisition of # poriiou of the adjoining Pict’ to accommodate eight boarding pupls in addition w her former limited nainbe Dire. M. will be at home, to receive parents and guardians who may wish to coufer wikh her, on and after September 1. AND ENGLISH 2 West Twenty-third avenues, will reopen oa for yout ADAME MARTINET'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH boarding and day schoo! for young ladies, 32 W i wenty first street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, will re: ia Tuesday. Keptember 9. ME. COUTAN’S FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARD. ing and day sebool, for young ladies, 279 Fuh avenue, will be open on Monday, Septet 13. AM ommibus i atiached to the institution HIX'’S FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING M*: and place. ts day school for young ladies, 10U St, Mark the reception of pupils. on Chrewlats, references, ROY FEMALY SEMINARY.—THE FALL pees sf this institution will open ou Wednesday, Germs, Oa per annum tor poard and tilon la Ragish branches; modern languages, Se, mess or $400 per anni, $176 payable in advance, and oe for extras. In con: sequence of fears existing that jemic which prevailed in ‘Troy in Junel ast may not have entirely parsed away, it ie proper fo may that po new case of the disease has appeared in tbe city sineé about the first of July, and that the months of Joly and August have been more healthy than the correspond: ing months for many years yas ov, AuiguRt 30, 1506, ie classique, Tneaday, Sept. 9 Pils und thelr trieads are politely tvived, nit fF —RLEG ANT Bibs fest ‘class. mario top, lia at GM Broadway. below Bleecker street. ont of tne etiy F RNITU KE—PRIVATE SALE, ONE DOZEN TURKISH spring back armehairs, covered In various satin de laines, ne by a first cass upholater 2 yards good stair carpe mattress, hair mattress near Bleecker. & MADAME MAR REMAINS Bor T’ SHORT TIM Maer wishing to consult her io tp STN Nhe = y eonnerted with phrenotogy, which enables her to character end age, whether Jou are married, ve wile or husbi present cire a ‘whether you will be wealthy. If not married, she when and whom you will marry, and astoniahes uw Sat her. 107 West Broadway. eee STROLOGY —MRS. FLEURY, FROM PARIS, 18 THE A most celebrated person of the present age in telling Post and future events true and certain. She auswers qaes- None on business, marriage, absent (riends, &e., by lem. Office 203 Hroome sire tell your ESE eee sy --— PREWSTFER ts coe THANKS. to her fri jends and patrons, and begs saat Ciahnta thi cily and Phitedelphin: who, feels contiden thew ornc moon he will toll the name ot uture husband, and. alen the neme of ber visiters, 373 Bowery, between Fourth and | lus atreeta. ADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BR THE MOST WON- derful, astrologiet in the world or ever beea Known os Tam the seventh dawghter 0; the seventh dagghter, who was also a grrat astrologh have a nataral gift to tell the past, present and future events of life, Thave astonished As during my travels in Europe. T will tell whether married or single. and how many times you are to be fxd how soon and wil show yon the likeness of rour aban, and will cause od, te food Ther rongh your whole! ness of absent friends and rot tio and T will tell ao true the concerns of life, Ct helo being astoitanet. Ro charge if not satiafied. Call soon, on, you will not got the chance. Gentlemen are not admitted. No. 76 Broome street, between Cannon and Columbia streets. EW YORK AND HAVANA EXPRESS —P. 6, BOMBA. LIER & CO. will forward an express reguiarl stesmers from Rew York to Havana, First ex will ‘on Mon . 8 at 12M. ‘pe Fa WAKER CITY, t |, small cr eaita of te Iotood of © pets, PAnCO 2 CO., 82 Broadway. arcels, ‘app v ro —e ee sr RATHING, AT LONG BRANCH, N. 1.—THE proprietors of the Metropolitan Hotel beg leave to Inform their numerous and patrons that their hove! will re- Sentember he ih reat eed. & T. W. QUOPER, Proprigors. FINANCIAL, $0, eee ieatreasormen aera segare, dry goods, de.» de: go 7. B. HOUSTON, stone P wACDUFES A ¥, Agents. $l. —ANY PF cmaboie OF MONEY TO LOAN, AT mi Loan Ofte, saieree Paws roy hy trae 3 BROADWAY MOREY ADVANCED, TO ANY nonds, watches, jewelry, pianos, dry oan oper, td sry deaipton a rani gee Uimted. ‘Watghes end jewelry for sale. E. THAYKE, rooms Nos. 1 and 2, second story. $1. 500. —WANTED—THE ABOVE AMOUNT, ON property worth four times tha bond sat mortgage, for a fong etiy lease; Bigs: hy about, for whicls Geral bo! Dis an reference wi © given, w parlours dress H. B., Herald office ee ee 2.80) Sascniua Dasinessy tons dollars, by H. H. GUO) PERVETUAL INCOME PER ANNUM, ft arterly, being the ground renton ty, for sale for twenty eight thousand AN & GO., No. 7 Wall street, $7. 000 orn FOR SALE. $7,000 worry of geod frst mortgages, wecured ‘on improved Brook. prope fur sale, or will be exchanged in part M. or User good pro SHELDON, 85 Nassau $11. OO OnNOZEAGES FOR SALE. SEVERAL US excepdonable first moregages. ved on cits improved ener Y Worth double the aneunt, to to $6,000, Wil be sold ata suua'! discount, BE. Ter SELRL-DON #5 Nassau streot. $1.000.000, sod all kinds oF yeran gash 10a Ny aod ~HONEL TO LOAN, ON WaTCHRS jewelry, aegars, dry goods al property, or bought and sol? for Noieu, Louis, esort ene t103ks, ke, negotinted. No. ai sireet, cormerof Ann, s9coa4 floor, rooms Noa 2 Cay. sears, plauofories, d sonal property general! Cash: notes, stocks, mort 4, Fulton street, office No. It second floor Orage BANK OF NEW JERSEY, AT PERTH Amboy.—The notes ¢f this bunk are redeemed at par by the Union Bank, of thi IVIDEND.-NEW YORK comecetD Aan. STAGR Company, New York, Sept ‘heresident this company have dec! lared a dis(aenkat sper cent, ese foliated. Apply at 202 reotors 0 payable to the stockuiolders on wud aftr the WStb at the ‘acitie Kank. The transfer books will be omy ‘the Sth to the 16th inst. inclusive. by oer ofthe Boa eras Treasurer. PFICE OF THE GROCERS’ FIRE INSURANCE OOM. pany, 81 Wall street, comer Pearl, New York, Septem- ber 1, 1856'—A semi annual dividend of eight per cent has this day Deen declared, payable % pe stockholders at this oflice om demand. SG. PLATT, Secretary, AN FRARCISCO CITY BONDS.—THE UNDERSIGNED, Commisaiouers of the Funted Debt of the city of Sag Francisco, hereby give notice thi they are prepared, and will pay the injerest due November 1,18%6, in San Franciico, upon that portion of the eity debt known as the San Francisco Oity Stork, bearing interest, with half early conpous, at the rate 0 per cent per annum, and priteipal due May 1, 1871. he aa Commissioners of the youn MIDDLETON, tranded, Debt of City HENRY HEIGHT, — |of San Francisco, ‘WM. M. Sax Francisco, Aug. 2, 1856. TERLING EXCHANGE—FROM £1 UPWARDS, PAY. able on Geman, pene the honk of Manchester, for sale by . B. Baakers, 12 Wi FRC HANDISK, KINGS COUN- ty morta: ‘fil good vacant lots in Brooklyn: Groceries, hardware, or first class dry goods, will be taken in payment. COUSWELI. & ANDERSON, No. U1 Wali street, basement, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. NY BODY HAVING A BLACK HORSE OR MARE, between 15 and 154, hands high, with long tail, ant who an trot in 2:40, the Ume cn. the s perfectly sound and kind, und wiling to show union track, can find a purchaser by address- office, stating lowest price and NOACH FOR SALE—PRICE $150. CAN BE SEEN AT J 160 and 162 Crosby street, For further particulars inquire of ARNOLD WOOD, 84 Second avenue, corner of Filth street. we ee MOBLY FUBNISHED THRER a ame J pe Broad wa) went bouse to det ronan 20, Tocabenae PINE CHANCE and 0} Spplied for famodseiy. © LEA, Ino Grand street, cor LARGE PURSISHED FIRST Waverley place, convenient to Nresdway. & ae ON ‘aka eomhwray let ortien of La Was ¢ rept taken eriey place, or to B WTTAGE AT NEW ROOW / winter, Tt has with four acres land, highly’ uit! station. Apply on the office, over Hank of North A: Core yearly reut w —TO RENT, THE fe veer yeter bars of Mure ® Kk TO L&T, AND cottare is hea ntifully wilh gas, sd Oita “ vers ea ook OLA HOUSE TO wey Le TO LeY—FOR Tye Walere cme a ied, and wear a railway premiers, OF a 44 Wall sireet, dram merce, FURNITURE FOR BALE siunted on the Halen river within one hour's ride of New York. snd pas sil te atv remet h Cf neighborhood to @ popmious vill And furniture sold i" 0 sion can be had ist of Ootol Ei OUrk TO 1 gain With lease of on ihe premts strcel I years ( or of BT Wil be let particulars wviy STW. No 9 Pie st ousk 70 LY House cons OBOKEN.—TO LET, HOUR NO WO ARO furnished or urfurniahed WITH ®TRAM POWFRK, CORNER OF OTS TO LET. wench Tia N lent garden, sired. Address box 3,180 Pe NY, AND PURNITURE FOR SALE AT Which ts mew and bw vasrmens 115 Kast Thirty ninth suree Raymond and Willoughby su i TA.—TO BE LEY, nest, a furnished hous® pleasapuy in complete order, The furniture, whieh is mew, and in first Pate condition, can be taken at Tt will be While wand & mew four comer Haprorene ate rent laquire No 18? Patwm enn 8¥ Wat ato bow A. MARSHALL OURE TO LET—NO. 06 BRRGEN @TRERT, Lane ad rs! Clans three story beuse Has at very low ts EN BTRERT, , Brooklye, Xb by Ih re at Wee hat fy we treet, New ThA wunied, with exe valuation, if de wk. oat ofiee, N JO. 99 TWENTY SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN SiXTiT PS, Vpn apd Seventh avenues, a rich front parior, lo let, in Us Freneh family. nom furniahed, floor, and t ant suverel Turned, beqresme.gs comah end aed hoor, to gentlemen and their wives, jearn French Terms cash. The: sa can have av opportunity to . Ras and Croton waler smn DOWEK—A FEW CHOTCKR ROOMS STILL dings, corner of Kir and Freak De nd in the Depot Bu lin streets, one square from word steady, see the lenanla uow there, Inquire of Broadway. For the value of the Ud. HNNET, on the premises, Grors TO LET—A BROWN STONE FRONT hey =| ‘one door from Broadway, in Murray street. Address bea 5,091 Post office. TORE TO LET.—IN A CAPITAL LOCATION FOR any kind of business. Apply at 312 Second street, avenue D. JTORE. BACK ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET—CAPT ‘si location tor clothing, Teoh avenue, hator say faney business, ai 30) Rent low to a good tenant. Apply wO. AN GEVINE, 166 Eighth avenue. 10 LET—AT 184 CANAL STREET, OLD NUMER, A plendid basement, newly repaired and in complete or r; with gas and Croton Pusiuess. except. restaurant. eet, old number, Up sialrA, 138 Canal et be rented for an: Inquire of H. ssaepone T—THE OLD 88 Ninth avenue, petent for perr corner Possession immediately Fughteenti strect aad Niuth avenue. FSTABLISHED DRY GOODR fitted up with shelving and coum Business staud ior an enter, sane nynire of He. RUSSELL NO LET—FURNISHED OR UN ROOM URNISUED, A ‘onthe second and third floors, to single gentlemen or a gentleman and wife ino, Ammuil room Apply at 23) West Fourteenth street. Keferences exchanged. OR SALE—A SPLENDID PAIR OF HORSES; ALSO A pair of Canadian ponies, jet black: three lumber wagons, and harness, Inquire at 69 and Gl 10th avenue JAMES LEHY. : BLACK HORSE, BLACK k ca Hamiltonian i yeaa 3 aud OR SALE—A PINE SORREL MARR, ary old, and just in from ined, and can go in 320; also, & box wagon and mouvted harness. Will be sold cheap, separate or together. ‘To be seen at M. Flinn’s stable, No. 1d West Thirteenth street, JOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN—A VERY FING PATR of heayy matched mnics: have been used on a farm dur. ing the past year: they are young and sound, and a desira, team for a builder, brewer, distiller, or sugir redaer. For particulars inquire of the subseriver D. F. POX, 14 Warren st OR SALE—VERY LOW, SIX CARMEN'S which were made to order. As they are ihey will be sold low for cash. Also, plantation, carte and wagons, at the large manufac MULLONE, coraer of Mercer and Wacr proe, 8 SALE.—TWO ELEGANT ROADE HORSES, VIVE rouble, price 82.50). Tay r salen sacear of Fourth aveaus and Twenty Atth sireet, New York. OR SALE—A FULL BLOODED ENGLISIL Jor. om trial. also two wateh dogs, che reet, corner of Canal. PJORSES, CHAISE AND WAGON. — Morgan stock, 15%, hands high, 5 spect. well broke, and a on, with pole, but litde used, city nade, cost $250; a Boston built chaise, made in the best style, cont With harness, over $300, Apply at Dicbell’s stable, 2 West 13th street, near Fifth avenue. I ORSES, HORSES. —JUST ARRIVED AT THE ROSE Hill drove stables, Third avenue and Twenty fourth sireet. A lot of superior harness and draft horses, Cadiz, Ojo; also forty head Canadian , large size, anda number of them fast travellers b. ‘AU TOTICE.—A BAY HORSE IS ON LIVERY AT NO. 52 Leonard street. The owner ean have bm by paying ex- penses RVERAL STALLS TO LET—OR HORSES TAKES TO © board, in the stable corner of Schermerhora and Hoyt sireets, Riookiyn. Apply at the Express ollice, 165 Broad. way, New York. 0 CAPITALISTS —FOR SALE LOW, A FINE MOULE in the Ninth ward of Brooklyn, buili by tue advertiser or his own residence. It will be sold abargain, ifanpie! for immediately. Also, two and a half Inte of ground, on the corner of Temh avenue and Righty third street, New York. Apply to THOS, RAFFERTY, 57 Chatham sireet. WO FINE HORSES FOR SALK—AT 22 WEST THTR toonth street, ‘Two valuable road and kind, ine travellers; a chestnut and brown, Will be sob low. wher has oo use for them, Also, a superior built Hew ine. BROWN HORSE, old, lang tall ts ‘Vrnnont HORSPS.—FOR SALE, A PAIR OF SIX years old brown horses, 16 bands high, lowg tails, Com be necn at 8. M. Oakley's stable, 68 Lavington street, Lrooisly eae . bedbuge and all insects, and Costar'e bed LORTAR's wholesale and relail depot, 3 or. New York. | ORDEAUX, OLIVE COLLIN BASKETS. OF ONE doven each, the celebrated brand for sale trom U8 bonded y St IN WROTH BAS, 19 JR, & CO, UT FULTON STREET. hol, camphene, bare sine YHARLES STARR manufacturera and deslers in ale be fluid, aud apirita of turp: YOOPERS' TWIGS —JUST LANDED FROM siHtir Pherins, from Bordeant, lo. of fine quality coopers’ twig; Will be sold low, if applied for immediately SIMPSUN BROTE Db AND AROMATIO | foul matter, and Hooth somp kite wet, heala and brilliant white «mooth polish to 1 DY WILLIAMS, VETERINARY SURGEON, Teapeettully informs hie friends and the public that he cuntinues practising snecesatully on the diferent diersens lant deatal to that noble antmal the horse, at the sien of the Golden Herae, 131 Chrystie street, where he has been tor the lagt 2) years, receiving from 80) to 1,000 horses annnally. fr, Wilk jams’ experience for exainining horses for soundness favors wether party. @ his \romatie Cream De 1. 1 nek superior, to any dentir 4) cents ‘Sample botiles ¢ QHOR DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS, ETO, WILL + cave ton per cent by trading at 69 Gold tect, vetweon Pereman and Sprice streets. M ARTHUR, Fre teh Instings, satin frangais, French calf ‘sl aiher and shoe findings in — ° THE MEDIC mAh PROFESS TNGER & GO. 8 MEDICATED COD LIVER O11, With therapeutic agen's Otenm morrhuw erm quing, ong ouoee contains Morphia, * “ Todino, , 7 ido areenien, ‘ { Flumbt neetate Titel biehlorita Prepered at the teeriery, 999 Broad way, GRO. FING Operative Chemist RAVERS AND CARD MAKERS —COPPER AND sire! plates, ail sixes, made, and always a large stick on hand, both for engraving ‘and Roltahing onrt, with hardean | ster I plates, whieh give & superior potiah, at the lowest prices, Orders for all parts (led with prom os visnal, at the ‘od stand 34 und 26 Platt street, corner of Gold, New York, by JOHN BI rpom ATORS—ARATED FRUIT CANS, ONLY 14 Aut lings pet dozen Jeon by the quantity. “For sale by WIL, 1A in two ax do, one-sixth do, porn Amt KE. dealer in stoves, heaters, &e., Nos. 9 Car- sd oe Hudson streets. W ERE NOT SUMEER'S PIStiLDAT ATION 13 LEFT, A lignid prisoner, pent in, walls of Beauty's effect, with beauty were seen Ror f. nor po femembrance w fiat flowers distilled, thon they with winter Leave hit thelr how. t wll Here soree Piesse and Inbeaiory of flowers, Bower farma, Mit. cha England, and Nice, Italy. he. now Ame 7 eo perfume, exoelsior lilly of the valley, bis v Thom by WO. FINGER &CO., corner of Pisa! Kroulwac, ngente for the United States; also by corner of Fourteenth street auc Broadway, and all respect: able druggists, NO LET—THE SE dium sized board, in Fifth ave: Herald o ollice. with ‘ inc of Oetover, Appl between Prince and I ou. oO nm d. for immediate occupancy. Fost office. T° LET-PART OF A TREE house, consisting of parior he wodera impro ts gle genemen, rit, ply at the sou nnd Ninth avenue, in the drng store. References, required . 1 House pleasantly, localed. IND OR THIRD FLOOR OF A WE use, furnished or unfurnished, wih or ue, Murray Lill, Address 1. A. AN ELEGANT FIRST Ch. the ple antest part the bo itis incom, Address e will be leased and Dxtares tunity te N sToRY nea tame and © y fourth wieoat given and rot twe aanst TO ERT THE, MODER 52 Jane street, in complete order: ion given immediately. Weat street, with modern wild let it for two or N TUREE STORY HO nn joven ve =x C avery ening "Apply to9. te KING? 50D aad 310 0 LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A NEAT three and « half ory We West Twenty fe —A THREE 8T ements, rent $600 per ar rth street tee] neighborhood. with gas throughout house, with ail the inodera im uni. Apply to Mr. PORTE, ORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, house, references required. Apply at Ll Kidridge street, between Broome and Delancey streets. po LET—PART or hovse No 244 Spring st Vedrooms, kitchen and cel Pear! sireet. THREE STORY AND ATTIC reet, comprising two pariora, three lar.” Appiy to T. & L. ROSS, No. TO A aM AL A, RESPONSIBLE Zam, A 0 LET—Th PreER street, to a small ‘amily. it demure! Gelober, OF sooner, 0) LET—THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE IM GRAD Possession given on the Ini of PART OF HOUSE is VARICk sireet, near Spring, cousisting of two parlors, ‘vou: base ment, and reom in altie, ) LET—AT 742 BROADWAY, TWO HANDSOME PAR lors, well Curntshe tached: gas chandeliers 1 m5 per week. verte, above south Fourth mily. Ape eT —WITH IMMED bree ond ® bwlf sory te. Kent $600. Leyme street Ar ply street and Broadway, dude POLET, WITH HORDE cry and attic hone 3 tooderm improve tieoome street, up rm t wetily {lew HOUSE 112 WE No Set Mark's . Luquire wh bedroom and clothespress at * | the modera improvements, for Also, singie roms for geatlemen, FP DRSIRED, ‘veral pauttios, 5 ver auaum Apply oo tae premises, 43 Sixt y strvet St UO ABWAY, Pitter FLOOI street: two «mail rear oY es CL Brooklyn. Kent wer bbs Bron m4 way, room No. 5. PiATH POBBESSION, A NEAT house, with all the inodera improve Hil Went Wh street, New York. Also M. WILSON, ‘corner Cortiandt rte Gilsey building. ATE POSS RSSION—THT THRER place. with ali the of J. N,de, nO LET, VE eee [ee uP. oe orn SPIN. set ‘The above premises have ‘ke., have an axcelient light way. (PO LET CHRAP, OR FOR CALE.—¢178 CARI AND 14 suthly payments will buy a house, re, lOO feet from a depot Yall at 102 Nasaan street, room 3, between 10 rosoma, inelnelina tram Harlem, and 12, comprising aad two miles T° LET_AND FOR SALR—NEW FOUR STORY BROWS arth atreet, one hundved bandeome style, wit ne ef eame row ior ale. ne Fnglieh basement house, on the sowth ste of Thirty west of Prowdway, finishet in ery modern improvement. Also, T°, 18 LET OR No. 9 Joweta, law Suitable me in thorough repair LEASE—THE leceker street, ing the entire bt, 2 by 100 LAR nene wh ce’ al the 10 FIVE srory hoarting bonge. To le an Apply to A. T. STEWART, Broad. t way, Chambers and Reade streets, Y a LREASR—TO A PRIVATE FAMILY, A LARGE PU 4 nished house, ia Twenty third sree. vi res 1 box RENT—A_ FAT house, suitable for a ge Both house If egresahin, iho first claws chien (a widow larly) woud hike to board with the famtly ™ 1.72) Post ottice. FOUR STORY FORNISTED Nay; im every way de yO RENT—A M! T ovenes, ervey fim, oe partot the furniture for DIUM BIZR MOUSE, IN Pere EW carpets, gRs lixtnres, and aL sale. Address X., Horalit of 1K BASEMENT DNIY to Yet unt May 1, Mice am office. sunihed with every conv apply ey SHADES, NO. ra. ee wie somite How we eee morth or the same room | the, Raropean plan, be desired. eR THE AMERT at & redwood rent Apr ‘Address V. F., © TAILORS AND CLOTHTERS— establisbed store to let, conaisiing of cloths, caseimercs and vesings. n the premises 21 iewery between the hours of 9 A. cue ly at the TLEVEN DOING BUSINESS DOWN TowN— y wishes to rent her ho: ©, elcher the entire of part, 6 for a reapeetable farnily: only one minute's walk from Hoboken Pos oitice he A FIRST RATE OLD the stock and firinres for sale, the 7 MERCER STREST, he single gle euciemen, bet t A ireakfast dinner or tee served on and Tag i hy! AGAIN. JUST ARRIVED, PER STRAMER, A atrioin of (Fn a teh) beef will be sereet no at the Ofer, BH HHonpron sizer nea Rrowleay on Momay next trom ti 10 2 o'clock on craught 8. B=Alleopy iia pale nie ae REN. tONEY, Beorision’ weulars | prise, cave of V. lh, Palmer, Tribune Buildings, Ne rt, YOUNG MAN. WHO OAN emer $3.00 22°22 SS Wishes = rership eres 0 come business alread em cule be profitably lacecaged’ 6) ‘oy hie wetive of mean. None bat priseipals, wet Herald oilce. address Union, wantages of the business. Ay NEON £00, Se bir alway. office No 14, $10. OOO Graktaee, WANTED. RITHER (AC. . Ove OF special, with the above amount Piel, le # saple manuf Dustaase, establiabed rare and rephly imereasing. Bor particulars address W. A. Y.. eval aller. PARTY. WAVING A VALUAGL# PATENT, WISHES par cmcuBnciralt olin a alc tate BF ea Ae Oh) rau be teade fer exch lady to the amount of y 4 showieome prot For further par add — PARTNER WANTED-IN A CASH UCSINESS, WIPE three of Ove thousand dollars. Ne risk. 90 the money v0) be woared = Also 6 aituation war for amen of expe Peeee and Lusime-s exoselty, exp able of almost aay place of ust, Address F125 Greene street. Demers THE COPARTNGRAUIP HERETO tore wader pe Gre and nan vel tg IN MaRUtor rere iriagee, ue Aad No Wi Brest: wag, in tho ony of how Yor’ e thie tay dgrines. Arrvemeer 5 ino x BeaNeFRIN, AGEH BIER PREWRAY— {ime to pala in the brow: baeaed antlers ao ad ae thew iarw c i ‘Sodas NY. Fest fice er enll fur one week Nieth avemue TOPICE 18 HEKRBY GLVEN, THAT THE POWRR WATTERS —A MAN HAVING SOME KNOWLRDGR eg may hear iia tery te one ie Wen towne wie hos few thousand duliars capa, aT B £00. herad ofee He COPARTNERSIL | HERETOFORE, EXISTING between Francis A. Grifith aud Charles M i this day diaoived by minal consent damures ANCES A Citakies &, CHATTEMtON, ASTED—A PARTSER, WITH G00) IN A LITE. ¥ publication alrewdy Tennis Ons One se waar ng bosiness Will Be preferred. Address ¥. 0. ~~ HOUSES, ROO! ‘BOOMS, ee, Ww s RIMENTR— WANTED, TWO “oR armisbed rocane, with appointiae: my we, fur a family of two persons. Gate partion- uM ton 4720 Pont ole Pont othicr OOTS, SHORS CLOTHING, DRY GOODS OR tapes ‘Wanted, us fair exchange for first rate Westera cuiy property. Being the ent lands. Twill @aar: per ceut advance anaualiy, Tule perfect: exeetient ment, A. J. WORKS, room Li, over Pas ‘Kk Bans, Beckman a. How evar -™ ALL.ORNTRELLE Tossession is Fe, ose Post « Bice. Www ee WANTED— FROM FIRST NOVEMBER NEXP. basement Gna 9 Caer helow Twenty seveuth sirect.. Kem not to ea dress Teuant, box 1.9 officer Up sFuna isu fanvll sarily town, near te reduce their rent terms liberal. Address WANTED TO line, & aMald. NOUS AND #F¢ suitable fe Bry HOTS, OF Wouk! buy outa sock Of goods; it inunt be West of Itruadway ami between Ge nal and Twenty-aixth streets. Please address ( Cc, bee ald office, stating locaton, reat de. WARTED To PURCH \8E—A HANDSOME PI-s five fo ten acres, not more than tive le ity Manufacturing stork. payment, Address Kk. K. be TANTED—TWO LOW PRICED CORNER LOTS wee: Mroat WASTED-hY A LADY AND DAUGHTER, WITm & plane, two oF three om in @ genioe! town, where ther may hav the priviegs of having oe yong letire call for’ tunic ieaee address M arcen, SAL Bighin avenue. ‘The eat of reference frecly given WAXTEDIA FOUR STORY FURNISHED OR PART ly furnished house, in acentral lewion, a famuy or Par'y 10 board fo: the whole 0 part of the rent Nice ine @ tow first class boarders. Address MW. G., P ing, rences exchange! WASTED A FARM AND GTOCK. VALUF OF gneep 10 $4.00, will be token for che stock, good wil! amd lense Dusty eae established eleven years and now doing ‘Apply or address to No. 12 Broadw: Way eae, TEN FIRST RATE Loo” motive machinasts, inquire et the efiee of Permeat shop, Piermont, N. ¥ TS ANTED—A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOD: ich Herald office. ) ANTED—NY A GENTLEMAN AND by hyd pape or house, furnished or unfurnt given and required. Address A. accommodations, price, Ac X., Herald + tn full Metatno, ithe nok of Juy wreck every Returning, leave New- ¥ Berry Sunday morning, at seven burg at 1 P. ee RIVER RAILROAD —FROM MAY HE ‘haere areal uaion 9 foram a congue ‘Chambers, canal’ Cnelatop! “Fnine for Kew Tork ieave Prey bt ose, BB Pra J and 40 . ‘Bast A) LY SGoand it A. ands Pt 2.7. Ow Su peritendsak. YORK AND ERIE RATLROAD--ON AND AP Tew YORK AND HARLEM RA‘ AD—NOTICR— poatt, o 1 Ct ‘The express traioe between New Lork Albany will Fe anime their regaiar trips as follows — 5:49 4. M, express Wate will leave New Yorn om Friday, $20 ¢° H-erprens role Wullgers New Tork for Albany qn Thorsday, the fh Tome ‘iad rag Ware Albany— boas Me ‘exmrens train, on Friday, the 20d inet. i FOULAR MORNTNO LINK POR ALP ANY AND —innding ot Wea! Point, Newburg, Poughioor aie ton Point, Catskill Hiudeon. And Contackie. "the wow GREEN COWE will leave ier to of Oneal ant every Monday, Wednesday, and Fi be fF jars, ym music attacbed to this oat POI nae name SUNDAY MORNING | pont. Rare Mi Torrviown, Nya Hel eh fe nh ci cy New Vork ae faerie steamer Thomas foot of Jay street, on penant ing at Amos siteet each 2 oe. trom pier foot of jo Hastings, Dobbs’ Ferry. pe (wy ther partionlars inqtere of 1. 1 iE by a Are. BRECKENR Tima IDOE BOAT I ior sow ain No. 2 tthinnn, os corner Twenty seventh ¥. wane mee corner Atlantic and Farman streets, Brook A.W Wedon, No, oe aes FY. ik Tnoue. iiekame Hiwil & a i pe eee and Greene strenta; Orders om fe Heft at the ‘renking Qiice fO%, No. ‘JWau wirces, New York,