The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1856, Page 3

fINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Suxpay, Sept. 76 P.M. "Who stock market at the close yesterday had a slight sdownweard tendency. On Friday there was @ more active movement than has been noticed for some days, and it continued nearly up to the close yesterday, but prices ‘were not so well sustained. The improvement of the previous day brought out so much stock that the parties engaged in the expansion were at once filed, and the de- mand sensibly diminished. There was no basis tor the ‘rise; consequently it was without trength. A few weeks we had asimilar movement, and it occurred on the day of the week; but it exhausted itself in a fow days, and lower prices were reached then had ruled before. The money market is not quite so stringent as it ‘was a fow weeks since, and the little let up bas created tm the minds of many @ belief that we have passed through the worst. In this they will soon fad out their mistake, Tae geveral business of the country is @ lial» late this season, and the demand for money for business spurposes has not, therefore, come 60 early as usual; buy 4t is gure tocome, The contraction in tae bank move moot is going on steadily and will wituout doubs reach the extent cstimated, This temporary de- ‘ereage in the demand for money will operate uafavora- ‘bly for those who have been within the past two or three days induced to buy stocks. Toey will ind their thirty ‘ard sixty days purchases coming due in the midetof tight ‘times, and be compei! ‘to realize ander great disadvan- ‘ages. The market |v #0 much burdened wita the larger clafs of railroad stock. that an ordioary pinch must have @ serious effect on prices. We have not had aoything like @ tight money market for many mouths. Que of those old fashioned twists in the money market would, with the present eupply of stocks in the hands of brokers, produce '@ panic equal to any we bave had for years. The time ia rapidly approaching when the demand for money requires Bilarge eupply, when call loans must be at a moment's /motice liquidated, when the banks will want every dollar ‘of money out on bypothecated stockt—when nobody has money, and everybody wants it. That time comes about a8 regular as the seasons, and those who anticipate it long jenough to prepare themselves for it may expect to Pecape, but those who heedlessly rush into stock specula- tions, regardless of even the present state of thiags in the financial world, and give no thought to the future, must fake the consequerces of such folly. The barometer of the stock market indicates lower prices. ‘The exportation of specie from this port last week was as follows :— Brg Dopun oF SPECIE FROM THE PoRT Of NEw York. Dolphin, Port au eee Specie + $12,000 00 Bi Ad Swift, Maracail 36,600 00 Sur. Africa, Liverpool, cola ‘bars. 465,294 74 m. gold coin....., 208,375 00 « a . 680 00 “ “ Fog. gold and silver. 594 43 a « Silver coin . (04 00 Hermann, Bremen, Am. goli.. 46,453 00 Total for the week. $770,001 17 ‘ 22,704'580 10 Total, 1856.......... 0.65 see eeee++ $23,480,581 27 A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, at halt- past 120’clock, at the Merchauts’ Exchange. ‘The anthracite coal trade for the past week has been sctive, and the tonnage by each of the several carrying sompanies large. The Lehigh Navigation shipped for the week ending on Saturday last, 38 676 tons, making for ‘he season, 743,688 tons, being 73,773 tons less than to sorresponding time last year. For the week ending at he same time, there were carried over the Lehigh Valley Railroad 5,794 tons, and for the season 94,059 tons, vhich, added to the present season’s tonnage by the anal, gives an aggregate tonnage from the Lehigh region {887,747 tors, exceeding last year’s tonuage by 20,238 ons. From the Schuylkill region the tonnage for the week uding on Thursday last was, by the canal, 34,660 tons, ‘nd for the season, 711,385 tons, being a falling off on last ear’s business to correspondtivg time, of 3,605 tons; and »y the Reading Railroad, 52,829 tons for the week, and 484,878 tons for the year, being 156,452 tons less than ‘st year to corresponding time. The falling off in pro uction in the two regions to this time is 124,166 tons—a iference that can hardly be made up at this late period fhe season. Coal prices we think must advance. The Hov. J. Dixon Roman, receiver of the Valley jank, Hagerstown, Md., has prepared his report of tne ssets of the bank, but cannot publish it until it has been Fesented 10 the Coart, which wili not sit aguin for about mont, Mr. James M. Whiton, in his recent pamphlet upon rail- yay Management, gives some interesting facts drawo ‘om Lis experience as superintendent of the Boston, encord and Montreal Railroad. He states that the ac- nal weight cf a fifty seat passenger car is 23,000 pounds. weight of a passenger train would therefore be as fol- Swe Veiglt of engine...... + Votone, Ye ed es 120 ” “ “ Teiglit of 600 passengers, ut 12 to the ton otal weight of passenger train.............++..185 tons, The fare upon such a train from Boston to Fitchburg ould be, at $1 25 per passenger, $621 ‘The weight of a freight train would be as follo eight of engi nis tender, &e., 10 — on capadie of — * ‘Total weight of freight train.. «445 tons. ‘The receipts from freight on such a train from Boston Fitchburg would be, at $1 50 per ton, $150. ‘The difference in favor of passenger transportation jould be $175 per train. In addition to this, freight ro- an expenditure for handliog, which passengers do w The Philadelphia Ledger, of the 6th inst, gives tho fol- if relative to the earnings of the Reading Railroad:— The following ry statement shows the busioess of je Philadelphia end Reading Kaliroad Company, - red with last Meh of. of July, be plo the 1854. $307,963 80 72 oa mendsnsies, 24,306 BO 21,614 17 * “ travel, &e.... 81,279 2 81,036 23 tesee cenceeeceececes 808,408 BL 408,275 20 portation, 162,989 89 for the month... for previous 7 mos, 882,745 13 net profit for 8 months 1,067,482 73 1,434,578 20 ‘will be seen from the above account current for the 245,285 30 1,189,202 89 revenue from customs collected piace for the month ending Ang. 31,1956, amounted $323,900 91 following will show the receipts of a few ar- at the portof Buffalo by lake, for two years, the opening of navigation to Sept. 1:— oe + 11,498 523 12, 901,433 87,059 46,771 16,421 105 25 “following. ise a ; compar ‘ative statement of ‘he pts of eight leading articles at Baffalo for three from the opening af navigation to Sep’. 1:— 40,000,950 12,901 433 following shows the imports ty lake into Buf- , and the exports by canal from Buffalo, from opening of navigation to the Ist of September 1,961,606 wh HH “we A, Wed 05 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, "There was in store at the opening at least 250,000 00,000 bushels of wheat; so that there may be, and very probably is, now more at that port than the above excess shows. Of the corn and oats conside- rable amounts have been taken for local consump- tion, &c., and the stocks are not, therefore, what the above apparently shows. In the case of Perkins vs. Stanley, recently tried in the Muskingum Common Pleas, Judge Searle held that, in Ohio, a railroad can own no property but such as is essential to the proeecution of its business and the prosecution of its business is its only mede of paying any of its debts. Much more is this true with regard to a creditor who advances money to build and equip the road upon the faith of a mortgage executed at the time of the advance, and before the road is either built or equipped. The road, its equipments and its revenues are pledged to the creditor. The revenue isto be semi-annually accumulated to pay the semi-annual instalments of interest, and the mortgagee has his lien upon it as fast as itis earned. The road is to be run to earn revenue, and any attempt to seize the road or its equipments, or its materials for repairs, er its tolls for freight and passengers, is fatal to the rights of the mortgagee. Nor does the assertion of this prin- ciple enable a railroad company to set its creditors et defiance. Whenever its creditors are of opinion that its affairs will be better managed by a court of equity than by the directors, we may expect them to apply for the appointment of a receiver. The annexed statement exhibits tae cost per mile, the gross earnings per mile in the month of July, and the gross per cent earnings on cost for the month, of the most prominent railroads in this mar- ket :— Rangoap Trarrio Iv Juty, 1856, Grossearn Cost per ingsin July Gross earn’gs ‘mile per mile. on cost. Galena and Chicago. $36,100 ~ $905 24-7 per et. La Crosse and Milwankie 26,885 7€6 26-6 per ct. Cbi ago ard Rock Island 39474 784 15 6 perct. nd Miseiseip’ 85,000 631-145 per ct. 44,000 795 = 17-9 per ct. 59,000 628 11.5 per ct. + 36,000 305 ©—_—5-6 por et. New York and Erie .... 85,400 1,082 114 perct. New York Central. 72,000 «1126 +=—-15 9 pert. By deducting fifty per cent from the above per cent gross earnings, we have the net for the month. It will be seen that the gross earnings in July ranged from 5-6 to 2 5-6 per cent. The cost of our railroads is represented by both bonds and stock. The interest on the bonds ranges from six to eight per cent; and the stock gets the balance of net earnings, whatever it may be, in some shape. The month of July is not avery good month for such an exhibit, and the ag- gregate for the year will be on each road consider- ably more than twelve times the above per cent gross. The receipts of the Williamsport and Elmira Rail- road Company, from April 1 to July 1, were fifty per cent greater than the corresponding months of last year. The receipts of July were more than double, being $22,000, besides $4,000 of uncollected back tolls, entered this month. It is estimated that the receipts for August will be $30,000; for September, $35.000 to $40,000. The coal trade is now fairly be- ginning to move, and nearly all the cars contracted for have been delivered on the road. In addition to this the company are sending Northward large quan- tities of railroad pig iron. One contract with a railroad company in Wisconsin is taking over the road eight thousand five hundred tons of rails. The barley trade is also active, and it is estimated that before the Ist of May from four to five hundred thousand bushels will be brought over the road. Large quantities of wool, flour and other produce are also arriving, and the road will be taxed through the winter to its utmost capacity. In short, the ex- pectations of its friends have been fully equalled, if not exceeded, and they confidently expect that next year it will take its place as a cash dividend paying stock among railroad investments, fhe value of general merchandise imported into this port last week amounted to. Foreign dry goo's..... Total importations.. < ++. $4,082, The value of exports in the same 0 time was as follows :— General merchandise Specte vor. eee $1,399,205 76,001 ——— 2,175,296 Excess of imports over exports............ $1,907,581 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of tho year to ., 1856. Increase. Decrease. -_ 08906 7,833,76 20,106 6,895,974 ‘= 113,870 = ‘se/sa5 , 90) Total... 817,688,007 #20, 823,271 $14, $1,684,558 Net inorcare to Sept. 4, 1856... $13,195,174 The quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port last wrek were as follows:— Commence oF THE Port or New York—Vatce or Exronrs, puvmnrcet. eras i Quan. Vaiue in. Value. Coton, bales.1,627 $87,580 Lea. cloth, cs. $850 Fleur, bbis 10 26,723 Clocks, boxes. 108 10,079 Wheat, bu 190.455 217,664 ‘570 Corn. $1,510 87.075 S68 Cheese, Ibs £9,611 3,601 Oil, cas 2,928 |, R. goods,es 11 627 Setceon't bhds 44 6,695 3 10,129 Staves ,..,.11,000 "581 Flour, bhls..1,100 $12,750 Oileake, tons, 283 $10,233 Wheat, bu.21, 166 85,901 Cocks, boxes. 32 485 1.650 pla. trp..b9.1,999 19,704 14500 Machiuecy.cx 4,200 Sp. vil, pais 26,610 39,412 1,800 Copper ore, ck 0 con Dr “| ol $1 ‘en, certs... Hemp, bales. Cotton, bales. 618 $610 Flour, bola... 300 2,587 Wheat, bus. 36,501 1,362 Hops, bales.. 67 3,197 Jewls.ash.vbis 65 800 F4 S 2] HAMBURG. $82,251 Tobacco, bhis 64 000 W.bone,Ibs.; og - eonltt 3583 Chemical Kosin, bi ls Fe | see8 seeeeeese veces S24, 408 axrwane. Cedar, logs, 100 Tobareo, hhds 20 nto, bes. 450 ash, bbls, 122 vi, semis 104 en wax.tye. 3,008 Pearl ash,bbia 10 Staves. 5.66. 7/200 Korin, bie, Tota!,., Wheat, bus, Frour, bole, $5,242 4.500 Staves. ....11,700 1,160 Corn, bueh.12,000 9,000 a TOO ssscrcrecerceseeecesseesesseeceveves soe $47,073 MALAGA Flour, bbls... 946 $2,076 Stavea..,...41,000 $4000 Wheat’ bush. 600 m0 — THM rvovrevercserese + $8,970 exp Fieor, bbir,,1,272 $8.0 8 — bbie, 90 $590 Wheat, ons.18014 22701 Stay 838 Hosin, bbis.;, 120 £09 —— Total, RIT Flour, bbIa,.3 687 Wheat. bush. 1,600 Tob’ced, Ibs. 14,000 Meal bbis Brandy, cases’ 15 Wine... . 67 Gin, «asks, Rice, tierces., Whiskey, pan, Ten. ‘cheets, eee Alcohol 4. 1856. + 620,161 ‘$391 ot Total ces sereee ee 87,240 CUBA. $610 Hardware, cs, Hams, Ibs, ..5,384 9 $3,440 Buteer,......1420 380 Wagons. 2 262 Furpiture,cs. 9 950 RR.iron, tons: py 1,800 Potatoes, bbis 200 500 Paper,reams.3,6¢0 "970 Fors, es. 274 ames 10,186 $1,510 8)843 61 875 2,496 Cordage, coils’ 16 "836 TOLAL os eo ee ee «1 88T,074 AUSTRALIA. Farniture,es.. 16 $500 Tobacco,'bs 74,802 $18,770 Safes... 24 2,000 Wagons’. 2175 Dry goods. 3 947 Lumber, 11,9,000 D.apples,bble, 124 698 Oars......... 800 Hardware, cs. 142 9,86 . Clocks ....... 20 B00 Total... see NEW GRANADA, Flour, bbis,.1, be sil, Hy CISPLATINE REPUBLIC. Flour, bbls,.3,400 $24,470 starch, boxes 700 $1,885. Yurpiture, bx. ‘109 "054 $28,091 "682 Lumber, {t.33,058 450 AFRICA. Powder, kgs.1,000 Todacco, bhi. 34 $945 Candles, bxs. Hate. cases ., Hardwa Bice, bb! 3 iaceicsteiaeintani Be quantity and value of certain articles imported into this port, last week, were as follows ComMERCS OF THE et pt New York—Vatve or Imports, Hemp yarn. .2,000 Fancy goods. 127 India rubber, — Instruments— 0 ‘979 6571 8,854 Arrowrook ..» 6 + 8 2/808 Bia powder. 929 7,953 Dres'd'skins.. 81 19,700 Alon. 75 «1,217 Undres’d, do, — 66,782 4,347 Motul goods... 22 4,768 4,770 Brass, do. 4 U3 1,268 Copper....... 10 2,186 830 Per. caps 14 4,226 Fee’l oils. 838,872 Sheathin, 87 13,929 Gum arabic... 142 2.989 Cutlery. . 89 Gum arenica, 11 "635 Hardware... 623 Gum copsl... 71 8,815 Guns. Ine. powder . 33 1,630 iron, Chains & ¢ Hoop . Ratiroa: e Perfumery ... Pipes. s Rage . be Engravivge Fmery. E. ware Do. bx Kvg.1,983 Stationery ... 223 Tea, chcste. il 000 Glatees sss 8126 Gluse ware...” 66 oe ae 6, 1808, TURDAY Erie hid 60% ie ons do. 1¢¢0 Til Fr 6C0 Erie RR Bs, 2000 Chi & Rk 1 Ba, 9236 30 rhs Manbat Bank = ‘7, Sept. 6—6 P. M. Astivs —The sales were confined 10 20 a 30 bbis. pots, at7\,aT\c Pearls were quiet, at 7 aT Kec. STATEMENT OF ASTIRG IN THE INSPECTION WARKHOUSN OF LASTER, PALMER & CO, SEPT. 5, 1856, Pots, tite: Pearls, Wis. First sort. 318 130 seornd sort ‘Third sort, a4 8 asoa ° a 610 He a7 0 a 67 6m a 70 709 a 745 750 @ Hef are as end St. Lous, a es 050 ’ = The sales of Canadian embraced abont 200 a 300 bbls, rr he above quotations. The demand for Southern brands inued gord The tales embraced about 1,500 a 2,000 bbis., at the above pri Wheat in less active domand, and Tather leas bucyant, The receipts were light, and little of none of choice white offering. Tne sales embreced 20,000 080,000 bushels including fair to prime new 46 9 $1 62 (Western avd Southern), white Tir ‘1 67, and common new white Southern at $1 57%, whi 6 do. at $1874. Corn was active, but leew firm than yesterday, The sales embraced about 70,000 bushels good Western mixed at 660. a 670., and Southern yellow at 790. Rye—Sales of 2,200 burhols were made of old and new mixed, part from’ the slip and pert from store, at 88. a 908. ” toy was fi with pag} ae bushels fait two rowed at ae ard a ata were more plenty, sales Of State aud Western at 460. 0 18s. paspaenn Corre —The saies were moderate ant quite steady. The sales embraced abont 1,240 ot Rw, PAT shinning, ws dvv., amd We summader gman 1 quality tt 10Me. a 10Hfe. axe, and 850 bags Gomen.--Ths, tales embraced about 1.600 bales, the mmareot oigsing Grm for middling fyeaion) 13 ec. Faxicuts.—To Liverpool about 60,000 b of grain were at Tid. a73¢d.a8d. in bulk and ship's 2,000 bbis. of tiour were taken at 2s, with fee Inland cotton at 6-32d., and tm abip's bags, ub bulls at 220d and in bola; bs 2a, 6 2, bem, rosm were at . re was nO chang: e to botice in rates for Haves. Hay.—Sales of about 1,000 bales were made for ship- ment, at 60c. @ tbc. Hors.—Sales of about 30 bales of new were made at old were nominal at 7c. a 90. ‘There was no cbi moment to notice in which continued firm. The advance since the Auguet has been equal to a cent per pound. The quarantine difticuitics have seriously interfered with activity of trade. During thig week the ¢emand has im- prove nd greater activity has been displayed. Re. ceipts during the week have been 16,800 hides from for- eign ports, a8 follows : 13 864 Oronoco, per St Marie; 2,886 Porto Cabelio, per Yuez ; and 69 trom Turks Island. ‘The stock on hand of ox and cow hides is 47,500, (same time last year 59,400), Inpia ReuHER —05,000 pounds were sold at p. t. I Je8 Of Scotch pig were making at $32 16e. LEATHER.—All kinda continue active, and the prices of most descriplions have advanced about 34 cont par Ib. since the let of august. Mr. Hull in his Weekly Circular soy# that the receipts of hemlock have beew 213,700 sides and 32,000 oak — Sales for the same time have been 229,000 hemlock and 36.500 of oak. Tnere has been & 2004 business Co'ng this week, and sales to a considera ble extent have been made at about previous quotations, leaving the ma:ket very bare at the close:— Hemlock. Oak. Receipts. ‘07 10,600 Salee.. 10,000 Stock . 1,000 4000 Lim. —'The ‘market was more active, aud within a day or two about 10.000 bbis. common Rock!and have been reported at 86c , and 640 a 1.(00 lump do , at $1 80, Mo.assks.—Sales of 75 hhds. Cuba muscovado were made at 400. a 43¢., and 25 co. Porto Rico, at 46c. NAVAL Stokss were quict Spirits of turpentine were firm, at 48c cash, with sales of 5004600 bbls. Rosin was last sold at $1 65 per 810 Ibs., delivered. Ou—Liveced was ecarce, and 8, 000 gallons were.report- ed sold at full prices Provisioxs,—Pork was dull, and sales confined to about 200 bbis.,’ meluding mess, at $19 3114 a $19 37; a $19 50, closing at $19 37}¢, and primo at $17 50.0 17 75. Beet was sleady, with sales of about 160 bbis., including covntry prime, at $6 a $7, and mess do at $5a $9 25. Other descriptiovs were unchanged. Cut meats were steady, at 83,0. for shoulders to 9'gc. a 0c. for hams. Bacon was scarce and steady. Lard continued quite firm, with gales of 200 a 250 bbls. and tierces at 13}0. Butter was firm, and in good cemani at loc, @ 19. for Ohio and 18c, a 22c, for fair State, and 2ic. a 25. for choice Orange county fresh, Checse was steadily at 80. ad \e. S0GaRs.—The eaies embraced about 500 a 600 bhds. Cuba muecovado at 7346. a 8340. Whiskky.—The market was duil, and sales only made in small lots, footing up 15¢ » 200 bbis,, at z3{o. a 83c. Business of the New York Canals. Statement showing the quantity of the several articles first cleared on the canals at, and the quantity left at New York during the first week in September, 1855: — CLEARED. Forciga ealt.. Fhut, crockery ‘an: glass ‘ware. Stone lime and clay Miveral coa! Sundnes.. ARRIVED, Kitt. Champlain, Flour, bla. 4,100 100 Wheat, bus 84,200 pi Cortsereee 239'500 aa 13,800 - 3,100 ee 70,800 (28 brap and ship'stu ft, Ibs. 421,200 oe ashes, bbL 1,100 1,509 8 700 10,000 Boarcs ane seanthng, t.1,8 84,700 staves, Ibs. 6,788,000 20) Re EWOOD PLANOPORT! YU ‘tnesday, 0013 and 15 Park @ the ‘Astor loute. betng ihe siock of a first class manufvetarer, ail of which gre fully warra 9 when sold at (private sale. Ladies and gent! d to exan struments previous to ale. W. 8. MPLLOR, AT AUCTION, ON W. LADD & CO'S PIANOR—A FINE ASSORTMENT jotted can now be a an other makers. tole agents for Carhart & Needtam's melo deous, stools, covers te. Se. Plano and mclodeons to rent ROSEWOOD PIANOF ished, with round corn 8 been in use iwo is without spot or bl ian tone; eity mule; un: expire warrantee for twi in be testnd ‘by any master of music: with stool to uatch, musie books, ze: will Af S275 cas! must be sold by Wednesday to a cash customer. y Sixth avenue, near the Crystal Palace, Stages por ail the time, REMONA VIOLIN! RARE OPPORTUNITY IS AF J forded to musical amateurs and professors of violin from Mr. F. Perrin’s collection of val tratruments, by the moat celebrated makers, vit: Atail, Bergonzi, Guadagnini and ot A RICH SEVEN OOTA’ for sale, beautifull ent carved | mung: ry ‘oid Halan arnerina, On view and for sale, for a few ays only, at Mr. Fr. PERHIN 9, 19 ast Twelfth atrect, from 4 to 9 P.M. ie MI. BRANDEIS, PROFESSOR OF MUSTO—BRAS TO norm his friends and pupils, that he wil be in the city on ie eth Instant, to rea me his professional duties, Applicat ou for a limite rot new pupils can be wd Wo No. Fs) howery, land will be immediately attended to, OR SALE—A FIRST RATE PLAN! KD WOT ONE a the owner ia leaving for Kurope. Apply at 33 Liberty virest, A or after business hours, at No. 6 Gar. den street, Broo! LUTE INSTRUCTION.—PROFESSOR EBEN 13 NOW Prepared to receive puplts for the Boehm and derman ites, He has the best imported and. domostie cylindrical Roehm flutes for sale: also a splendid ten keyed flute that he toa played on himelt For particulars apply to F. J. EBSN, 112 Thompeon str REAT BARGAIN—GRAND DIAGONAL SEVEN 00 lave rosewood pianoforte, elegant case, mee by best toeker; warranted: has been used a few months; cost $4¥: Will be void for $200. Can be seen at 141 Ninth street, from 10 10 80'clock. M UsICAL—A ‘of the pian quiring the servi npon street, ADY. fg EXPERIEN TEACHER mediate Terms modernte. [', QUBRRT 4 00.'8 RECENTLY IMPROVED PIANOS, w foale.—A large assortment, at the ware rooms 419 421 Broadway, corner of Canal street. New ard second band pianos to rent. and upon trial. If purchase, the smount paid as hire will be deducted from prise of piana. BILLIARDS. wo em, Bin pnd or pf Kina of Ulli son NO eee of 0 pope a 4 33 Aun streot "Four g BUMPED, TABLES THM WORLD CAN BR sue. ied with billlard tables of various sizes, with ail of the ent fancy woods, aud patent rubber cushions, Ale, ‘elmunings of every deseription in the tra DECK! PReaTr. BILLIARD hd A QUSHIONS—PA tented February 19, matically cor ity ditiane ial elasticity it All peurona Por sxve my by & ICMARL PHELAN, 39 sree, up stare WoNDER—THR Rat gl aren. 0 you wisn TO know ail the secrete of your past and funro life, te ledge of which may seve you Joars of sorrow and ovat n't iailto coumnit the above named palmist Caarge 50 uid. ‘The Gipsey has also on hand & secret which will en- at any Indy or gentieronn to win or obtain the afecuons af the opposite sex. Gharge extra by Bowery, uo sinira 1x8 BUT A SOR ? rm “8 a MADAME MAR sted with phr and age, whet your el our wile ether you wil when gna whom you w sither. ‘17 Weet Broadway, ({LAIRVOYANCR.<MRS. KHYMOUR, NO. 110 reet, a few doors west of iene: w nedien! ord business eloirvoyant wi Ameren tiscovered And Cured, if curable: the fae ant wherrab sent frienda made kbown, unerring advier on biisis and no charge upless Mtlaiied wae ¢ hot marriork alo walt marry, aod astoniahos ul resent and future ever during wy travela in RBarope. 1, will ‘oll whether ov ape taarried of single. and how many times you are to be conrrieg, and hew soon, and will show you the likeness of your winre vasband w knene of ah fr re'at * and I will tall ao true he coner rns of life, Wat yon ennnad ser heing aatortished, hare if not tatsfed. Call sean, of yon will not ga the chaner. Centlemen are not admitted. detween Can imbia streets No. 76 Hroome sureet, RE CONSULTED anour «whe tell all the son jaw matters, at lating, Beanre: gen- faukibens Cee a eeenenT kr DRY GoUDSs, &C. CANAL STREET— Kich embroidered velvet talmas, A new and splendid garment. | TOTICE TO THE LADIES — G. Ib. WILLIAM begs (o aunonnee to the ladies that he will open, on cet dept. 5, several cases of magnilieens 6 Call and see them Monday, Sept. 8. silk robes. Prices will found reauonable. a | ‘41 Broadway, corner .eonard atreet. 5G BROADWAY—DEPOT r OF THE MANUFACTURES \—- ——— errr of Chamully and Brussels laces.— EW STYLES OF TALMAs— bas the hovor (0 tnform the ladies that be china yt arrived } ‘In velvet, beaver cloths, 6 with a large of the above rich laces, aud BENSON & WILSON, soles the ULES DELCROL $1 Canal rod Metropolitan Hotel, N.Y. N MONDAY, SEPTFMBER 8. BENSON & WILSON mae their first display before the ladies of this and our sister clues. ‘Thetr imported cloaks are beautiful: 50 000 DOLLAKS’ WORTH OF DRY GOODS. COMMENCEMENT OF FALL TRADE AT COLUMBIAN Hats, 21 GRASD STREET. Will open on Monday, September th, 60,000 dollars’ worth of new goods, suitable for fail and winter, imported ex- Thew stock ali entirely new, r this esta*)lishment; also a large quantity of desira- 61 Canal street. le goods, bought at the receut auction sales, stock is bow replete with every desirable article in the dry goods | N’S LADIES’ AND OIL. Ores, DAY Av dren's Outfitiing B, 3 roadway, St. Nicholas Hotel. —On Thursday, !i'b inst. will be opened the fall styles of children's outside gar menis, dresses, boya’ sacks and chile dr s articles of #1) Kings line, as the following Splendid Silks for lreases French Merinos, all qualities. Parametias, do do PENING DAY LADIES’ AND CHIL O ifitting Haze: Broadway St, Nichows Hotel fall styles of tune, © boys, misses aad in- Ohaike had Oates fants. just received (rom Paris, will be opened on Thureday, Domestic pag) greal variety. ith ast- to call and see this splendid eollec- (OPENING DAY AT GENI drens’ Outititting Bazaai 251 Grand street, | Hotel ns I OO 2 DAY AT GENI AND CHTL- MAGNIFIC ASSORTMENT OF | LACES— | ren’s Oulitting Razagr, St St. Ncholaw A received for ‘all point a Vaiguille, appli. | les of boys! cloth been received eation point, Vi Chant taco. ote veh colt, | ned ob Lith inst. ft bes, great variety of utiful Paris ite the attention | AND C@IL- ies. Broadway, ‘St. Nicholas will be opened & large ia TTENTION.—LADIES WHO ARE STRANGERS IN the cit respeettully re yuested to ¢: a aed examine = ~ = Our stock of Paris enabre ‘oniton, Va. PAL. INDI 3 Halk 6)! WLS —GRORGBE A, % BE, AKN, ray, w . on Tuesday nem, ‘apes, collars, | 8 real India camels 5 Figured " FELER ROBERTS & CO., 375 Broatway. CARD.—THE SUBSOKIBER BEGS LEAVE 10 IN. form ladies requiring any kind of plain work, shirt mak- ing or baby linen, in ail is branches, that they ean hay the same exechied tn'a superior manner and ou the most liberal terms, by applying at #22 kilgabelh sreet, A ote addressed “a willbe inunedia ely attended to.” N. B.—Will, if ro for mautillas. BL gn jan aported r to why € . Af We tiuest designe and qua lily ev Ich W FALL GOODS. morrow morning a beaut Delaines, Rooks attend at the resicence of any lady by the day or week. Merinos,, 1, alicos, LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF TRIMMINGS. Gloves, kes ke, he. cambric, Jaconet, mull and Swiss muslins, just received Also, the “Jean de Manekenski’ vlnsh flounced silk robes, PETER ROBERTS & CO.’S, 375 Broadway. the newest, richest ever imported, Manufactured exelu- . sivery for them. Bre K GUIPURY, CHANTILLY, BRUSSELS AND Nos. Mg and ng 357 pnhg Saxony new style laces, all widths, real Chantilly veils, 7 Away. silk do., at $2 25,’ worth $4; mantillas, from £6 upward; 25 in : fe. goods ‘ai shawis and tgured pe's for basques. | Very ‘ehoic PETBR ROBERTS & ¢ 875 Broadway. .OAKS, MANTILLAB AND TALMAS. JACOB LANSING, 42 Cedar street, Manvracrcimn TACR STORE TO 8 —We return thanks ( joyed for the last twelve PRMOVAL OF RicMON isroadwny liberal patron havin ces and embroideries, and iets “handkerchlete, ber, wil be tb attention, | New iylen of tileas ‘capa and Turoatas AnD | 4 smite amare ox ‘oat ft te above line, ented | ea eenniee oat SpA tee acta ie To which he oeutie Pai TRADE. of jobbers inthis | - wasee cities, also of large buyers from every section of the pa MONDA Cina k t 61 Canal street. ‘This stock comprines an infinite variety of elegant novelties wa slots Velvet moire antique and all prevailing fabrics, well ted to the wants of the trade, and Including all qualities liberal terms, and at ——$— — STRANGERS ARE P aa wins ULLY INVITED TO IN- sae he, mich he offers ou thé, most spect our large and prices that cannot fail to meet the approbation of cloa# buyers. Magnificent’stock of 42 Cedar street, between Nasaau and Williaa. | Dress goods, pen Qivary costs NOTHIN Bmbrolderieg, gg Our mot ENSON 4 WILSON, At retail ‘ a _ A. T STEWART & CO., ae Broad Chambers and Keade streeta, HEAP SILKS. — ILKS—SIL-KS- SILKS.— ec Io cases of rich dress slike, (new style® to Bis per yard. aud will be for sale this wee) Go. w WILLIAMS, 247 Broadway, corner of Leonard WITH VELVET FLOUNCES—JUST A. Tt. STEWART & CO. will open on Monday, Sept. 8, 300 pieces of ri h plaid and striped sik, at $1 per yard. New goods, first rate quality. : Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets, poanas AND MANTILLAS. gus ROW opened, SOUTHERN AND WESTRAR MERCHANTS. BEEKMAN & COMPANY. 473 Broadway. GEORGE BULPIN, Severn! cuses rich sitk robes, from $40 to S150. aad | mecutacturor, Sot froadway, ie eit ake rend HAWLS SHAWLS Begs to ca! sitention of | buyers to oo] large and varied | (9) £0 cartons Stella shawls, new Just received by I jesivas, AMAN & ps our ANY, cuoaks ‘: cALMAS, 3 Ieondway._ Forth inde 101 garg bi poco TLAVE NOW READY ‘this en rarmeni Gt all grado, from the ee | kinds of corseta, towest to the Wiehest that reduced, Ts ot ihe facilities 7 and wholesale he enjoxe tn import ‘oud manufacturing enables him to gus: buyet GAYNOR, cuntee the very best _Tmporter and ma ave, near lit at HE ROLE OF TH Of ilk robe, with sife pinsh fi ALOE TALM AR ry C BERK will be open th ‘ Are receiving fresh lots every day : the above most desirable articles, Joti. be vers and plaid i ‘G TAR CITY — ‘rat tall importa. lier prices are 45 Third avenue, nstecnth at, Tn ladies’ TT RG! skirts of li kc, at near Tenth strect, and 7 NCTAS A RY GOODS PROM AUCTION — \ ALE a ie Wide paramatias and Ragilal merinos. 3s. per yard. D Coekt n * briltiaptine, 4 od. this mon Watered poptins (all Gt por yard, worth Bs, cMAN ie eelgning 1 cases handsome plaids, ani As. per'yard. 45 Hrowlway. Aeseh plaid hike only. § on “¢ = Breila saws, from 33 ap $Canbme re shaw] a, 12s, enc ERT, Heavy iwill uly Is. 6d. per ya ot ld OLIVER MOW wien © sraer Forsyth st, Quaw lasm Bath streats. ‘Ribbons, an ae ee es French flowers and feathers, pie Velvew. Aatins and mil'ingey MBROIDERIES, Goods in general » receiving by every steamer re A large assortment breakfast and (ra & For me celled. NB. L ne 7 #1: mustin basy ties sthtuliy sale this week, five cases of French per yard, at a. WILLIAMS, Prastiross: Capal ment of Washington bose, to be had only at this estab perin‘ended by Mme, Goodale, Gg AND OPENING DI Me Mt ul Paris ored straw goods, &¢., A reduced priecs. New goods received Domestic goods received aireet from the factories, gia trimeaen, guiloens, £6. for ioe a inc Sage a Hinw itu, ACH. SRCHTENSTEIN, 8 Howery ress goods of the most select atylen, Gronist mant ‘as, manniactured on the premises, par MODPS —TIE MISSKS ATKINSON & Marit Partieular attentioa paid to boys’ wear department, AVING purchased (be sock aud establishment of M ie beat kinda kets always, and no other, Malherbe, bad Broadway, opposite the Ht, Ni olan Hotel, thee ivilty the young men Heving the retirement Of Madame bone tide they ba fr and tbat marked lehiment ‘orually nitractive wh: rie plain figures. Hes Ie goods sold at great reduet y No pariailty shown to one over anolher, would rerpeetfully eau thé atiention of thelr p: ile above are the rules of the establishment, and may be | the Jadies of New York to their opening rn for the oms—of whieh they will give due notice—wi depended on. ful, varied and recherc KAT BARGAINS IN milbwery will 0 r joun the testi The latest Parte 71 ie, Ss igacasiiines aga 1h eaaure in cerutv ing ‘thatthe Mines A tkingom been for several ‘at # cents ent, aX ears in my Wit be ready on Mt and that for thelr faithful artensioa to my Dusivess ead At retat. Mew ane & co. Thave selected them as being the most competent to me, and secure the uninterrupted and bvcral whieh I have hitherto tern (arored rrr Cy. MALEK OK, 822 Broadway. mov uD —THE UNDRRSTONRD b yA, MOST = inert ihn from and ® A. Broadway, ¢ esiboroand Beads setts, MPORTANT TO THE LADIES —JOUN MADDEN, ‘scent. 7 Broadway, wishes to. inform the ladies ut New York end ite viewlty, that he is now selling of his i SSeessueanae ice feu trial Ty brie ® ene - must be closed by tbe @ ab September. PAL ;ADY OWS Us THR FAVOR To CROs OUR door step, she s! met there, and eve atteauon paid her, whether she buys of bot. Read our mous, - BENSON. & WILSON, 61 Canal streat, wore AMPS CROPSEY, 481 BROADWAY, THIRD DOOR below Brome sircet, will open oa Bondar, September, 5, black thread veils, from $4 £0 up; do dace, all widths, Paris tmbrokieries in new and beautiful desizne, ommas of col lars and sleeves, akiris, handRevehiefa and'e variety of gvods well worthy the ladies’ ‘OWN N. GENIN WILL, 01 inet, his fall styles of child: ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, FARM WANTED. 1k ADVERTISER Wisttes ‘to exchange oon predictive village vroperty docated eCity Hi farm containing ON THURSDAY, TH and miases bonnets. ANTILLAS AND CLOAKS—NEW Fal aNpwin | ROM DING LOTS WANTED. FoR MEDITATE 5 ter sty1es of these goods Bovi realy, In every variety of | bik with three adjoining loi on each street, et \ materiais and quailties. Double faced beaver wrappers | {j!ccks wilh three mljelaing tes ‘at the and cloaks, in new patterns, ail at the lowest mauu'actory | {han Fo 1 h street prices, -'K, &- MILLS, 50 and 82 Chambers st, up staira. M4™>* DE PARTS, Bo, 61 cawat sruner, WANTED IN A GENTRL LOCA Mesere. BENSON & WILSON will (CLOAKS. os rsnnant h and Thirtleth streets, for the public exhibition of ‘an entirely new stock of cloaks, by a amall family, with children." AdSrese comprising the Ia’ 4 root novel impor tations of the aa: } on. exe jected for them tn F manutactured by ty them at their premises ia Pt OF A MODERN TWO OR THRER STORY tration ew Mesars. B. & W. have had & very large experience in the howe wasted for & genilomen and wile ecenoms of the business, and bring inte it untiring energy | iween Tewh and Twenty fourcn wirceta, Poncth and and a firm determination to give their enstamers every atten, | aeennos. rent moderne terant one ofthe best A tion; thelr motte will be, coe and by ad pn yank can bering to it in their de inte 4 to prove, also. that i wil (HD, TWMRDL GTS Ly the fartlicies whieh th f ehions to give their ¢ Was possible Herald ofiee., New York an tes are inviied -_ — nto, it moto, Beery MEN/S WANTED-—FOR A * a ‘ he went N®W Fats cons J } HECK & CO Are now offering a large 1 tock of fancy and staple ‘ a, of ftieirewn ituportation= a Ske, TO PURCHASE Merinos more th Delsines, €6., fe. Tonght cheap at anction, and which ia offered to une tracle at a very stall ava BS Broatway. A cool fenit and vegeta Ade ese, ating (ull partioulars, York EW FALL MANTILLAS Of the sh. In text A em all house, m convenitat tn ihe Sint O° wighid wee: ariies having such property to rant ean able tenant oy addressing G. A. M., 27 JEW FALL a00r 4 Urnoistery, CURTAIN MATHRT ATS, Fresca rane naxcrscs, ASD WINDOW SHADES, SOLOMON & TARE, Fe 24S Broadway, re now reeds io) FeeaiOk FULL SUPPLY OF Ruftabte for CURTAINS, FERSITORE COTES SYERIOR PRCOR ATION, anle and stall, tainan unexceps Fulton st, Ww ANTED=A FURNISHED HOU dress UP TOWN, FoR A emall orivete family. rent from SLO to S120. al, Herald offices stating price and ™ HOTELS. se BY € KLAND "8 NEW HAVEN HOUSE. 44 BROA heen FALL Goons, ‘ilroad depot, hacing oe hed _ancer the personal w open for the ore of guest, a tor permangnt voarders Savks BUORARE, Which they offer Tran the mer &