The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1856, Page 8

How Public Money ts Expended and Public Werk Done—An Investigation. ‘The Commitee of Repairs end Supplies of he Board of Aldermen met in Mr. Valentine’s office, City Hall, at 334 @, M. yesterday—Alderman Wm. Tucker in the chair, ‘The subject before the committee was a communication from the Comptroller upon the various expenditures in ‘the repairing of public buildings, which communication ‘was referred to the committee by the Board of Aldermen On the 7th of August last. The particular question was {nm relation to the manner in which the Superintendent of Public Bui/dings got hem repaired, ‘The ordipances declare that whenever a job is to be done ‘the Superintendent is required to have @ careful estimate made, which he is to present to the Commiasiouer. If The whole cost is more than two bundred dollars, the Comm igsioner is required to present the matter to the Commow Covncil, and obtain their sanction to expend a largersum thap two bundred dollars; if this course fone ateatbora gag is int and the given to the department may be compelled to obtain the senction of the Common Council, and thus be subjected to delay and barreeement, occasioned noi by any my of bis, but by by hoa compliance with tbe ordinance the part of the officer of the Corporation, I the he of @ building is estimated to cost ines than two hundred dollars, then the Superintencent of Repairs should himself purchase the necersary ma’ is, and employ com ‘ot and (aitbfe) mechanics to co the work; and the ordinance ex- preasiy Says that he should keep the time of the mon ¢mplo; ed, and the work upon which they are engi euc the €xpense stieneing the same when the worl is cot done by contact. The Superinterdent it appears, has been getting work Vobe DA Manner <iflercnt (rom, and at a cost exceeding hat allowed by the orcimances. Tae Com wittee a-e vw investigate the matter ‘fully, and report the result tothe Board. Tuey objected at first to detting ie reporters be present at the investigation yes- terday, but fivally ousented. The following the testimony taken -— S Serau, Srperintendent, being sworn, said he wanted to KLow wretber be was cCompelied to auswer the qver tions or nor ‘The CiamMay eed he pred cot an wer any question he did t OF Wish to. Wirsess—! chal] then declice answeriug any questions weal tl] Kaow what autiority there is ior bringing me bere and examing me CBARMAN—Here i+ a bill of three or four hundred dol- ‘ars for repairs on ar engime house. | want to know Something about = ‘bis informaton must be got from ome one. If the bills are all right I cannot see what Objections you cap have to answering my questions. Wrere—I bave 10 objections to anawertng if knew bere was any autoo:ity for your askin, Twill uot give any tertimony wv apy man before! now that Cuaimms\—Her¢ are the bills for the repairs on several places. Have you examined those Places since the work was done, to see if t was right, kc. Wirxees—1 have examined come of them, and had men do examine othy rs for ma. Cnaimtrax—Tbe Superintendent should examine all vuildipgs Where repair’ are needed, and estimate the cost Of the repairs. which, if they exceed $200, can oaly be dove by the Common Council. Witars—I thought the cparter allowed $250 to be paid by the Saper nteadent for a piece of work; I never warranted a job ot wor« for a greater amount tian that. Cgaremas—The Corptroiler declares, and the charter specifies, that any job exceeding $200, given out by tae tendenut, unautdorized by the Comion Council, is Dot legal. Here is the work for Judge Green's place that 000. I want o know if you made an estimate to see what that wou!d cost’ Wrrsres—f I bad thought the work would have cost more than $250 1 would pot bave contracted for it. Caaimwax—Weil, it was your business to estimate, and see tha! the work cid not cost $2.0(0. The Common Council can say they will not pay the bili because it is Megsily contracted for. Now, are balf 9 dozen bille of repair- that amourt to three and four hundred collars. If ibe Super'atencent bad done his duty, he would have gone 0 those places avd estimated the cost, snd if it exceeded $200, it was the duty of the Common Counc’! 10 atiena 10 it Wrixks—Well, then I have been mistaken; I thougtt we were allowed to meke repairs, when no o2e of the items exceeds $250 ai the same time. ‘CuamMar—Tben you might build a new city hall, by Doilding $260 worth of it atatime! Here ts Hook and ladder Company, No %, where the work done st one time amounts to $2 Wires again objected to aniwerivg questions tnless as some ar .hority for asking them. AMMAN] ce not care, a8 Coairman of this com- whether vou answer the questions or but I can tell you, 1 wili be beter for jou and your colleagues to answ'r cvery question that is asked you. If you re- we tO eutwer aby one we Will very quickly conclude about it Wirseoe—It appears very mucii like persecution bring- me up bere ATRIAN—Hlow fe it persecution ? Wr ess—The way | have understood the charter is the way every department in the city now acts upon it, and the i ve y# dove for the last six years; and why ehoula | be called up iu preference to any one else? Ca Mav—Mr. Selab, you have certified that these accourts ere correct, | waot to know if you have examined this werk and seen tat they are 80° Wirnm-e—Some places { bave examined; other places bave certidied upon from taking the testimony of others eti0N— Does tae Superiptendert do the work rally without coming to you, or do you direct bim to do it’ Answer. I generally direct kim; but not always. Q Here is Dill of $217, chayged for the roof of 8 fo. 38: do you know what was doneto the No. sir, 1 do vor. Q@ is charged for the roof of Evgine Room No. 29: ¢o you kvow what was done? A. I do not @ Have you examined the houses where painting was Gone, and if ro, bow was it dene’ A. 1 bave visited some, and generally found it was done well. Q. Have you ever examined a building to see what woold be the cost of the repairs’ A. Yes, vir. and I un we could not expend more than $250 for auy ytem of the repairs. Lawns Jomssox, gar fitter, eworn—Q Are your prices Aw these bills the prices usually charged for such work’ A. They are the prices | usually eharge. Q. Can you state where you bave put up such work as this railieg for thie price? A i have been out of tne ba- siness for time, and don’t recollect any place. Q Dia Commirsicoer ask you what you would charge for making the iron gates charged in this bill, by the pound, or any other way’ A. He did pot. Q. When you made out this bill did ne make au objec ‘tion to it? No, tir. @ Did be ever make any objections to your bills? aA. ‘No, sir; sometimes | might, perhaps, make a mistake lo nd aflerwards correct it Q. Here are gas pipes, ela bat the usual it You, Q Did the Superintendent examine any of your work after it was done ? A. I never knew him to Q. Dd he know you were to workou it’ A. [have besrd my meu ray be did. Mr. Timotiny Doxsovaw (tinemith), sworo—I have ne ver don@any work by contract; | have been asked some times by Mr. Irving bow much sech a job would cost. Q. Suppose you were now asked bow much it would cost te take off ore roet and puton another, could you anawer’ A. | don’t think I coud. Q. Before you ¢id your work were you ever asked how uch {t would cost’ A. No, sir; they told me pot to do Work excecaing $250, the price | got for my work ie the same | charged otber parties iL one case where you received the sam! A. ‘Of Mr, Carland in Chambers stroet. 7. Warene, Jr, (painter) was next sworn. His testi mony as to the paintiog was similar to the testimony in tor ¢ work of the other departments. tee then adjourned to meet on Thi reday od forty couts = foot; is a next, at Horrraie Accipest at CaicaGo—Carsizine oF Tae Sours Fanny Boat—Frow Tey To Livres Lost. —The e:ty was thrown into the most terrible excitement ‘this morning by the announcement that the South Ferry Doat bat capsized, icaded with The sews epread ike wildfire, and thousands burried ‘to the ‘spot eager to learn if any of their friends were on board. Upon pad ang f to thespot a most heartrending scene The river wae filled with boats drag bodies. Husbands, wives and children ferryman of the river, the ferrsman si let a schooner pass that was warp. {ie etated by several who were on ~ ~~ was plenty of time to have pulled slacken’ the rope checked the oats her over to one side; at the 4 senoower caught across the im au instant she capsizes and mr, A few railing had jost been and severe: getting jamned \m were selver. Boats wore instantly and semeneness picking thern the great excrement, been drawn out, and those who ‘were abonrd judge that there must have been at the leas calculation as many 6 ten jost, and many piace it ae high as fiteon, The names of those lost who have thus wes fae tdeatified are rt follows: —O. H upoo the Richmond A ir He ef Elton, a mason, House doums biveoe, who lived opon the north side, and Lan TO ae James Casey, a laborer, * at Stackwell's Lv rd, arrived in town some two weeks ago, basa iamiy of wile and three children, Weat Grotten Hoilan, Tompkins county, New York; bh ‘wrote for his family on Monday, John Smith, vourdea a No, 38 Michigan street — = OMeage Sournal, Sept. BaLtivor®.— Between orning, a fire broke out in aan. ag od Destevotivs, Fire is ‘weive and one o'clock th po es and preser Enon 0. core er of 1 it ey, tte He fire ori naied in the cause is not known, Suseepeant type by lightning, as there was « heavy Shamtor storm atthe time. But for the forethought of \ perenne on arriving on the spot, immediate. Ye vinegar the upper part ofthe house and started tanks ronoing. te] there were a nomber, ome thOusands of galionr, whic! epread floors, the front portion ot the house wot ed. The firm had a heavy stock heavy. From what ve destroyed is between $00 on which there is an insurance of 18, the Firemen’s Insuranc> ont the Phenix, of Hartford, New York. They linve “3 ina of (a the Firemen's ofiee, which ¢ oes. Asonof Mr. Nom hia clothes taking je goodte, — Baltimen + twenty minutes upon the turnpike, met dai NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1806. Political Goastp, Two hurdred and twenty six democrats of Detrolt, who voted fo Franklin Pierce, bave issued an adress to the demecrats of Michigan, in which they avow their own determination to vote for John 0 Fremout, aud exhort the dem crats generally throughout (he State to uaite ia support of the Pathander, A grand rally of the Fillmoreites was held yesterday ta Richmond, Va, Most of the old granny epeakers who attended the late Fillmore Know Nothing Whig Natioual Convention at Baltimore were present, includiog Kdward Bater, of Missouri; Henry Winter Davis, of Maryland, aud Gov. Morehead, of North Carolina. The joint reso! ution passed by the Senate of Texas re. questir g the Governor to convene the Legislature in extra session, in the event of the cleetion of Col Fremont to the Presidency, was not acted on in the House, for want of time, William S. Mallory, aud not William S. Ballou, as we annourced, is the Fremont elector in the Thirteenth Cou greesional district of this State. We take the following from the Sayaunab Republican, ‘a Fillmore paper:— The Naw York Bsrarp saya:—Why not send Dayton ipto the South, as an offset for Breckinridge in the North’ ‘The reepected ‘sesociate of Clay, Webster and Calhoun, iv the Senste, could not fail t> be well received, even in South Carolina."” Send him on, Mr. Arracp; we baye no doubt he will Meet with & warm reception, Rev. Mr. Tibbets, of Béltast, Me, prays that “God will turn President Pierce trom the error of his ways, but if he cannot do that, that he will take him out of the world."” Mr. Tibbeta, at last accounts, was waxing warm upoa tle political questions of the day; and if the steam coutinuad to riee as rapidly as it had commenced, (ears were cater. taiced that be weuld explode. The Louisville Journal bas discovered a mare's nest. It cays that democrats in Obio, hopeless of that State, are j coloutzing Kentucky with Jacobin voters, for the purpose { of securing the Buchanan electoral ticket in November. { Some travelling gentleman has given the Journal the fol lowing information:—Tbis gentieman informed us that { throughout the whole week le bad, during bis fifteen or upoo an , avernge, at least teu persors travelling out, all with axes upon their shoulders, ani al! carrying little black carpet facks, exactly alike in appearance. Though he bad’ been accustomed to travelling upon the road for years, he had never seen anything of the kind before, and his curiosity and his suspicions were strongly excited. He made in quiries of persons Hving a considerable distance out upof the road, and learned from tuem that the stream of im- migrants, with axes and little biack carpet bags, daily cortinued. Statements agreeing exactly with that of this gentleman have been made to us by various other re- spectable persons living upon the Bardstown road. The immigrants, moat of whom are said to have had the ap- pearance of American citizens, looked, of course, like men seeking employment, yet, when various gentlemen applied to dozens of them successively, offering them work a8 axemen at even twenty per cent highor wages than was ever paid anywhere in Kentucky, every man of them declined. They could not be hired upon apy terms, but all kept on for some unknown destination, and the eccomplisbment of some vuexplained purpose. We are informed, too, that precisely the same thing was occurring st the game time upon the Taylorsville road. Hon. J. D. Lansing is the Fremont candidate for Coa- gress in the Eighth district of Illinois. He is the soa of Dr. Lansing, of Brookiyn. The joint resolution offered in the Texas Legislature to appropriate $50,000 to zead emigrents to Kaasas was bever put to » direct vote in the Houre Av immense Fremont demoustration came off at Maro dith Bridge, N. H., om the i8th inst. Senator Bell was President of the day, aod placed himself squarely ou the Fremont apd Dayton platform. is the evening there waa a gracd Fremont cemenstration United States District Court. Before Hon. Judge Betta, Sert, 22 —Trve Biis.—The Grand Jury rendered bills of wdictment in the following ceres:—Tho United States va. Freck. Braun, for resisting a United States Deputy Marthal im the execution of ais duty; against Charies Stephens, for murder on the bigh reas. ageinst James M. Higgine, for maptlaughter on board the eh'p Stag Hound: Sgaipet James Su ton, for cruel sud aneoosl punishment on of the crew of the ship Typhoon. Rallroad Convention at Cincinnati, The Cincinpati papers bring us the fail proceedings of the Kajiread Conrcation held in thatcity last week, a brie! telegrapbie account of which was given on Satur day. The tolowirg tmportant resolutions were adopt eds R d, That the fares between New York asd common points im the West shall in no case exesed 2%, cents per mile hrongh—and of this sutn he roats between Cresude ead New York shall receive $14 60. der this resolution the fare shall be 4s follows:-— New York to Colum . forsee nsees 33 Cineinna! w wo 75 ow : 2) 00 ‘on idday (ter which the fare saali be Jeft for future adjuetwet “That second class tickets be received only 03 oue i Proves, from the commiice to whom wus re- ferred the subject of “Freights,’’ reported as follows —~— Resolved, Tit the committee recomend the adop'ion of to commence on (he first day of Oc'ober, the inking eflect o: the winter rates on all freight irom New York via the New York Central, New York aud Pennsylvania Central and Bat threngh 4 rates likes Fepresenied. New York to Cinel nati- 6 New York to Columb . w p } 1% 100% oF N. York to Indianepolis—a)i 11 ~30 3 S lo 7% part rail and part weter. 140 110 % 70 Cineinnati to k—Flowr, $1 25 per bbl; sth class, 65 cents per 100 ‘Columbus to New York—Flour. $1 10 per vb! ; 4th clase, 68 conta per 100 dbs. Indianapolis 1o New York~ Flour, $1 90 per bbl; 4th elass, 6* cents per 100 lis. On moulds, 80 much of the resolution as refers to th calling of a convertion at Baltimore was stricken out ‘The rerolution, ae amended was then adopte|. On — of Mi Brough, it was R red, That a convention be called to meet at Cleveland on the 18th day of Getober next, for the pary f adjusting winter rates and fares, and such other matiers as may be deemed important to rairoad interests Mr. Sto»®, from the Comm. ttee on Enforcement of Rules, reported the following — Resolved, That if any company forming any part of acom ering line between points where rates of {are or freight have = ing line bi to fr established by this Convention shall retuee mich rates the be renee forming the competing lines may reduce their rates between the same points, avd soch reduction sball be shared mile by the whole line: and that the company ‘irs! reduction shall not be allowed to share in the ad yeof such pro rata div sion, but aball subst to the whole ies of the reduced rates it mal Resolved. That if the rates ‘ined by this Convention, between any points, shail be changed by the mutnal consent of ail roada int yay A i sees. shall hereafer be fixed —e mat agreement by roads between e>mpetin provided feria the rates bow fixed, und any Toed eheil reduce nach tates in violation of such iment, ihe same rule as todividiog the Ceduetion shal} be applied in wuch casen aa is also ‘ha’ in edopting their tari of freight or 2 Jog competing lines shall not fix thelr local t they shail garegate less than (he Uhrongh raves aa now hereafter ise agreed upon; ard that in case the Tora! all be fixed below the "ihrongh 1 be deemed a redaction of throngh rates, tnd that recuesion. in competing lines be made, and shall be shared by the roads as provided im the above reso tug . resolutions were adopted, as were also resolu. tions of respect to the memory of the late John H. Done, Faq. “Toe Convention adjourned ® bowl ons, on the first Wednesday of . Lewis M. Cole, rep-e. cented the Maitimore and Ohio Railroad Legation of Venezuela tn the United States of America. EDITOR OF THR PMILADRLYMA DAILY TIVE. Gimanp Hoven, Pun. , Sept. 20, 1866. Sin- Py order of bis Excellency Mr’ Francie Aranda, Fovoy Extraordinary and Minister mg yf o Ve nezuela in the United States of America, who has seen in yer reepectable paper of to-day, taken from the Mobile ribwrs of the 18th inet., the news of the incarceration of neente Hernandez ce Ayala for forgery and swindling acd ae he represenis himself, or is represented, as Min: ter Tlenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary of Venez on and New Granada allow me to tell you that the sald Vicente Hernandes de Ayala is no such Minister, nor could ever be and far from being. The government of Venezuela bas jost banished him from the country, alter a long impr wment tor equal things that are now the cause of bis incarceration at Mobile, and cannot re turn to that country, where he was not |. being a na tive of Cuba. He is well known in Venezuela om account of bis regneries, and it is generally believed that his deeds are (he consequences of a rather insane mind. Please publish what | bave stated herein, and oblige your very obedient servant, — FLORENCIO RIBAS. Secretary of the Venezuelan Legation Sept. 22, Frzanera, Merror —Oo Monday merni dar street, of a dangh wife of John Mellor, cf No. 124 ter Cowrs—Mrrrny —On Monday, by the Rev. Wm. MeClenen, at the residence of the bride's parenta, Roweer J. Cowse to Miss Asse M. M. Mowery Vescr—Monem.—Cn Friday, = 19, Ad, the Rev. 0. Relinton Barr, Avocet. Varcr, Bc riewia FALtra, = Richard Morrin iey of Upson Park, Otgego county. wane Prove —In Brookien, | 1. on Sanday, pt. 21, by the Rev. &. M. Isaacs, of the Wooster street Dagogue, in this city, Mr. Man Moneca; to Migs Aswe oh trys, both ot london, Faglend. ame —tn Brooklyn, on era 7. Mis, Briggs, Bass, 6. Towed for Liverpoo Ryn, of Providence, B. I B.A. Gardner, of Brookivn, Marspen—t Luse’s church, Se ce Fev. J. bw chant, late of england, Cornwell, Ex, m sé to Anne B., daughter of Capt. fat ot oy Tea Died, —On Sunday, Sept. 21, Mrs. Ruzamera Parr, ta the 7£tb year of ber age, @ native of the parish of Grazard, county Longford, ‘The frieuds and scqaieances of the }, and those of her son, Bernard Petit, are tend the funeral, this afternoon, at two 0’ ja of ber son-in law, James Lynch, No. 22 White tr Wiaty.—On naiee peste ie ee at one o'clock, of typhus fever, at bis zersipenn, We. 49 James street, Jagirs Wuitry, aged 36 years, “ae 18 remains were taken vary Cemetery. Dublin and Wexford papers please copy. Deswonp —On Saturday. Sept. 20, of consumption, Da- siKt Deswonp, Jr, aged 40 His reiatives and frienda are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late resideuce, No. 6 Ninety- eccoud street, near Third @venue, this morning, at eleven ° py without ine invitation. aa lowARD.—On Sun fe 5 Bassas, the poe = of Kindred viivrard, ‘and davg bter of the late William Holmes, aged 36 years. The relatives aud friends of the family are ly invited to d the funeral, from her late No. 10 Delancey’ street, this afteqnoon, at half past one 0’ . Brrikaay.—On Sunday, Sept al, Wittiam Berxmam, agod 49 years avd 10 months. The relatives and fries da cf the family are respectfully inyiled to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, cor- nerci bifty seventh street and Fifth avenue, this after- it ball past ove o’elock. Wiks.—On Saturday evening, Sept. 20, Mre, Sanat Wicks, widow of the late Mr. Heury Wick ‘The relatives ard friends of the family’are reapeotfully invited to attend the funersl, Crom her late residence, No. 11 Monroe street this afterdoon, at two o’clock, Gos day, Sept. 21, WinureD, reict of the late vs fort, and mother of the’ Rev, Joba Ford, oge 8. Tho fuur ra) will take place at two o’clock this afternoon, from the residence of hor ¢ou-in-law Joseph Hynes, No. 202 West Twenty-niuth street. The friends and acquaitit: — of the family are invited to attend, without farther notice way, Ireland papers please copy. .CtsteaCevr —On Monday morning, Sept, 22, Pave Carsaceees, Jeweller, an old resident of this city, aged ears. friends are reapectfully invited to attend the fune- rai, from bis late residence, No. 92 West Seventeeuth street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. Karvay.—On Monday, Sept. 22, Exiey, wile of Owen Keenan, aged 23 years, 4 months and 18 5 The friends of the family, and those of her brothers, James, Owen, Thomes aad Joun Kelly, are requested to atieud the funeral, this afternoon, at baif past twoo'cl wx, from her late residence, corner of Eighth and Lewis streets, Ron sox.—Ou Sunday, Sept. 21, Grorck EDWARD, $90 of Robt. and Elizabeth inson, aged | year aud 3 days. The relatives and Triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, No. 874 Bowery. —a Sunday, Sept. 21, Rorsnt WALKER, son of aan nd Christina A. Gilford, aged 8 years, 2 months ard 27 days. The friends of the family are requested to attend tho funeral, from his father’s residence, No. 116 Weat Eie- vent street, thia afternoon, at two o'clock, without tur ther invitation Von Ostrann.—Mr. Cuartss Van Ostranp, aged 70 years. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at four o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 202 Fulton street, Brooklyn The friends of the family are invited to attend. Ficrstt.—In B.ook!;n, un Monday, Sept. 22, of coa- sumption, CHaRtes Hevey, eon of the late Francis Fickett, Eeq., in the 21st year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the reeidence of hie mother, No. 314 Heary street, Brooklyn, to-morrow af- ternoon at twe o'clock, without further invitation. The fg ry _ be interred in the Second atrect Cometery, ip this city. Pricr.—On Sunday evening, Sept. 21, Caacxozy Pan- ur, son of Walter W. and Caroline J. Price, aged 4 years and 12 days. The frieuds of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the ftneral, from the re ide: ce of his uncle, Joan C. Barton, Eeq., No. &8 Willoughby street, Brooklyn, this af- terneop, at one o'clock. To smile the last farewell on weeping friends, To breatne away iu prayer the fleeting breath, To fold the bande and sleep to wake no more— ‘Can this be all of what the world calis death ¢ When cn that early grave the wild flowers spring, Like apgels rent to guard our faded Gower, Think we lost bath forever passed From Ive’s sweet gardevs, uke a sammer bour? ‘Then, though the tears are falling and the heart Goes t embilng forth to meet the world’s barsh strife, We will not wildly mourr—we will be strovg: For, to the loved and lost one, death is lile. Witwer —On Sunday, Sept. 21, at bis residence, Twen ty rst street, Gowancs, Brooklpa, Tuomas Wirage, in the (od year of bis age, a Uative ot Wigtonshire, Scotland. SiFapraer paper please copy. Wiliam? —On Monday, Sept. 22, Srevwey G., tafant son cf Vim. © and Redcoca Wiliams, sged 9 months and 22 dass. the e frit nds of the family, and those of his grandfathor. a. Perey, sre respectfully invited to atteud nis yon from his father’s reridence, No. 40 South Fourth strest, Willameburg this aiternooa, at two o'clock. Bar m1 —In Newark, on Sunaay evening. Sept. 21, ter @ Logering illbese, Manta, wite of Jobn Barrett ‘The friends and relatives are respect{ully invited 10 at- send te funeral, this noo, at two o'c! from bby \ate residence, No. 40 Mulberry street. Newar Stapcry —M Stovy Brook, om Sunday, Sept. 21, Exma L.. yourgest dengbter of Alfred and Saral &. Seabury, of this city Sicktes At Nyack, Rockland county, N. Y., on Mon day. Sept 92, Fiwos V. S.cxues, formerly of Sica les & Co.. of New Orleans, ia tl 4th year of his = —At Midcletown, Orange county, N. Y., 0: Sept 20, Mr. Sita’ Hortox, of this city, im the i oe year of bis age. Fon —in New Brunswick, N. J., on Sunday, Sept. 21, oftera ae Se Marcauer, wile of Joriah Ford, & the 77th year of her age. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Pout of New York, c, September 22, 1856, oukaa Underwood, +» Stip, Brandy win New Orlesas—Robson & ay Coabug, New Orjenne—Stanton Thompson, atk Lew is, Marcie nbia= Reis & Go. Park Southerrer, ee & 2 RV Brig Guayewa lien) Locskane, Ciudad Hollvar—Paven stedt & Schomacher, phTig.!lorentine, Perry, 8t Johns River, vols, Sebr Roxbury, Brown, St Johns, NE—Waileigh & Kuox Ecler i Post, Tyler, Apniachicola—R I Behe & W Brown, Detricbevn, Wikakipion—Dollner & Pot ter, Sebr § Coiling, Doe Piymon Fehr Horatio. Russell, Pet —C M Fry peat Mecalight, Knapp, Aiexaudtia—Muilier, Lord & Que eau. "che Fale, Kingsland, Raltimore—Mailler, Lord & Qnerean fchr A Gardver, Small, Salem—R W Ko Steamer Reveriy. Pierce, Philadelphia—t 4% Mriges Steamer Mare, Nichola, Phiiedetphia- JAN Briggs ARRIVED. James Adger, Turner, Cbarieston. 58 hours. with aaser gers, to poftord, Pieston & Co Pla=U nderwood & Brea om Ship Shamrock, Drummond, Liverpool, Aug 17, with mise gpd 325 passengers, to Tapscott A Co. Ith ius!, oll Georges Barks, saw sbip City of Mobile, fram Liverpool tor NYork, = =i, at Nes. poke sap oa Shh Chie Ohare. Liverpoo pl, Any mith & Sore As Aug Dh. tat 4 3. ion Currier, Knapp, from St Joho, Ni, fer | 47 15, jon 42, saw bark Sam Slick, A large nv Baoks. en ae Litis inst, Int 3 ignalized. wit Henderson, heaee for Liverpoo! = eee Ship Addison (of Boston), Paine, i 1, 49 a with Foal, to Manbatian Gas Co a ee Ship Fairfield, Hathaway, Liverpool, 44 days. with coal, to i Har Fan Walla” Uryohary Havre, August 1, 4 to Lane, West & Co. isth tut, Iai mdse aud Jet passeng 1165, 'on GB Id. saw & large sieumer Teering B tthe Persia, benee for Liverpool). “a Loe ore Olevia, St Peters NF, 11 days, with fish, to Orig Ga Jante (Port), De Oruz, Oporto, 65 & ith wine, cork wood, &c, to John & Robert Osborn. 7h iat 92 - jon 99 10, e Br brig Florence, from Mal(ax Demararn. ‘Took from her Capt Gaile, mate me oad, 2, aman or Br bi Ad. Capt G reports entied from River, Ja, Au hound for Liverpool, aud on the 3 ana st of Sept, in Yat 3 jon BA, exper’ s eh Canged rd veo te 1 leak bad Son! poe and found water in he hold, and fast gaining on us Launched the ‘when ail henge pot isto fd Yel the brig, Ds the aia on iat 8240, lon 69 10, after remaining 2) hours in the boat tel wrth the’ Br brig F Florence, where we were Kind from thence transierred aime Ri e A Ua And crew saved nothing ex x Coquette (Pr), Hotera, 8: Peters NP, 18 days, with fish, to master, fy) ~ = Word, Jocksonvitie, 10 days, with brit, Wr Atowining Bird (i), Chisholm, Stitland NS, 12 dary ith plaster, to master Sebr Berle’ Creole, Br Schr Neptune, Pe be Fehr Fronk, hie fj {nectar ie, 7 days, fistiins Hereld Marthe Correspondence. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22—Arr yaa Carcine Proite, Maite, Acdigon; Canton, Crowell, Boston Thatcher and Lacy Suffolk, Baker,’ do tran Davis, and Sorah D Sparks, Larkin, Newhe Fj York come 8 Be: Old steamer, Pennerec, Rand. pas, Little, Key Ryder, Boston, schre p ene “Aunt Mall Ply moth; Tull, Nickerson, Key et a, Fall River: Baker, Boston Pr Sime riley bite Fe Miacelianeous and Disasters, The Conard steamship Arabia safis from Bostow temorrow via Halifax, The British exploring bark Rerotuie, whieh was ons balance deck, was lowed y esterday to the Brooklyn Navy ¥ to complete her repair Bnyo Storm Kine, Dubel, from Baltimore at Indianola, 9h inet, bad a gale on the 27th ull off Havana, ive coveted Sway foreyard and injured eutwater. Feil in with a ol about 70 tong, abandoned, and took her to Indiano'a. scan'denner, ct Reeport, from Prince Reward Island, be fore reporied foundered at sen, was fallen. in with ath inst, Coffin Isimnd Light N10 miles, by fishing sehr Bernice, at An took from her some sails and rigging. The im enda snd full of hoy 4—A letter from Long Islan, of niegnam, whiel wreck was on her Se N that sehr Sea Ken Ot Providenct near that on the 19h ult, was hove Off the beach abont 4 feet ow We and iit was «: las pected that she world be go! afloat the next day. snpeara to be bt ite iniared, Fem Kine—The Mobile Register of the ifth sare in formation hes heen reecived that (he-bove named resect’ has arpived at the NE Pass, Mississippi River All aafe on bowed Wrrck—A vessel. suppesed a Heitish fore and aft schugner of shout one bundred tona, on her beam ents, suppesst t have leon expsized bute few hours, wae pawat Hh iat Ue fn a bs fehing sober Fiza Aboy, a Wloajgner. fy yaw was eva ym DORM ra Vesaris Soup—One quarter of the ship Ciacianains of Bos too, bam been sold st the rate of $40,000 to Cant Eimund N Doane, of Boston, who wtil command ber. eo Voy Tin of Boston, v4 tons, built by Dooald Me oy, #t East Boston 10 148, i One order and weil found, was sendin New’ ‘York on saturday for $4200), bait cash and halt in sux and nice months, with iuterest added. Lavxcusn— At Westeriy, BL on the 18th Sept, the beautif park Alice Prevost of about 690 tone. to be commanded, by Capt Joseph Bamiiion, and bull by Bilas Gresuman & Bone for Mesare Lane, West « Co, of tis ety. be is Intended for the genet re it usiness. ‘At Hecky ore leth'in | by Mr David Talbot, echr Lucy A Orent Si oee, Bhe Will be commanded by Capt Wa Orent. At Thomasten 18th inst. by Me acobs, & ship of about Hits tone: called the Wilam: Ainger- “tho i Swed by the betiders ‘and other parties in Thomaston, and by Mr Farley. of Neweastle, who will command her ‘At do by Mesars Morton & Gilchrist a ship of about 1509 Jed the Joseph Giichrist. Owved by the builders aud Messrs loreph Gilchrist, RL Gilchrist and others, and will be commanded by Capt BL Gilebrist Whalemen. New Redford 20th, ship Mary Frazier, Rounds, Pacific ces! 1d trom New London 16th, ship Dromo, May, Pacific Ocean. At Cape Town, CGH, July 2, by letter from Capt Rogers, 925 bbls elephant oll; would ship it by bark. Butaw, Keports at Heard’s Island March 25, Laure: a 100 bb! lephant oil. Seen—Atig 16, In! 35 18, lon 26 Fa Isaac Hicks, NI, no report. A large Am ship wert mee ‘norte pant, was signalized July int fo 30 8 ‘A clip steering W, slowing a Walte flag SFath woot tat, was seer Aug 28, no lat, dc, bark Angusta. 45 days from Loudon for Shanghae, all , July 25, lat 16 20 8, lon 82 W, Foreign. Porta. Havana, Sept 7~Arr brigs Montrose, Daria, Portlands ‘gt Giutort, Bristol, Brothers, Tompso iron, Lightbours. Savanneh; 12th ship Pet ia it McGowan, NYork (and aid sume ‘day for ‘NOrieane), b Miler, Robinsot pr Siitth bark Thorcdike Sawyer, Besion: 0th, sy Mon- trove, Davie, Matsrzns: ith, sein Majentle, Wyatt: Key, West Th bark Matue, Farnoam,’ N¥ork, brig’ Henrielts, Dodble Sagua ATANZAS Sept T—Arr brig Annawan, St Marys; %h, fade 4 ik. Sid 6th bark Ardeanes, Marsh, rk, Lufkin, NYork 7th, Susan Soule, MArAGa, hae aoe port brig Sam! Kitham, Tovitt, for Bos- Ko abt7 on bad ‘The report of her having sid 28th was prova- ple incors e Newcasrig, Miramichi Sept 5—Arr ship Ricumond, Gookin, Boston; 8th, ‘o'tiell NYorky Sr rene! gi?—Arr bark Hugh Birkhead, Dut Home Ports. APALACHICOLA, about Sept 13—Sid bark R H Gamble, Powell, NYork (bavilg repaired). BOSTON, Sept a) FM—Arr schre Rio, ——; HA Weeks, Weeks; A K M Kenzie, Drisko; J re Drisko; George ron, Ford; N H Hall. J pote and , ‘it EB ae oA ang Phila Old bri Dixon, Atnute? Philacely Zlat—Arr barks Siamboul, Kingman, Bouc France; Had: Kent. ant Nodena, Rrder, “Baltimore: brige M & FC more, Eldridge, do; 'S Brown, Philadelphia: sclrs ells Burr, Nickerson, Georgetown, ‘St ‘hompson, es. Yeomico River: Ceutral Aneriea, Kidritge, Balimore: Sarah C Willetts Willetts, Firm, Smith, and Hy Nutt, Newell Philacelphia; Isabella Burr, NYork. “At Quarantine, sehr L © Watts, Watts, from Trini jad. Telegraph ei ship 7 Ewpive from Cadiz. Signal for two, orige! S saturday hip names unknown, wind SW to SE. with rain latter part, stea: ria (at noon) Wm Jenkins, Paimetto, Nothing s! wid NW inthe morning, sud E latter part ‘Ship Esmeralda; brigs and Chieopee. and three others. ‘aturday, and auckored in the Reads, where they Ship Naples; barks Warten, and Saxony, sailed on "BALTMORE, Sept 2)—Cid steamers Jos Whitney, Howes, Boston; JR bag Colmary, NYork: sehrs Ocean Bird Gibbs, Peovidem sey, Nickerson, St Jon N Pues church Welden, Bridgeport Coun Sid eches Fl a Neild, Diggs, Savanna la Mar. {sabel, Flizgerald, Wades; Oceni Bird, Gibbs, Providence: Telegyaph, Ioath, Norwich oc KC Smazaid, Je, Bonner Wisvieg BANGOR, Sept WO—Atr aches Alber: Jameson Jameson, NYork: Moro Haskell, Fort Bwen Cid brig Abner Ta Tapley, Martinige ia tag Sept Is arr sehr Geor ¢, Walt, NYork. ESTON, Se)" 1s—Ar: bark Courier, Sherwood, N York. “Ie the oting’ 's skip supposed to be tne Omar Pasha, Forres trom tuvectool “Cli seh Aig Poland, Havana; loop Boker. Lay ham do vis K 4 ant ORCHESTER, Sept 1i—Arr ach ‘S"buriver. ster, Phi ie oe STPORT, Sept 16—Arr bark Delia Chapin, Howard, Le preaux for g Siar, Conead’ from St "sie £ yrs tatewids 3 phen tor Bist q » Sept 19—Arr sehr Mf Durfee. James, via: Sih; ache Fakir Dickees, Nyorks Sid 1th A Smith, Wendell, 8 York: 19 brig @ L Bueknam, * Philadelphia; schr David G Floyd, Wigs! nag ha EORGETOWS, 50, Sept 5—CidH P ‘Stoney, Lynch, N York. HOLMFS' HOLE, Sept 0, PM—Arr bark Edward Everett, Loveland, Baltimore po PRosion; 6c sehr A Haskins (Br), Card. Sackville, NB. for N st © Temain. 2) npr belee 3 Joba R Rhoades, Matthe Baltimore for Boson. Times, Wass, Philadelphia for do; schrs Abbot Law renee. Belcher Rorfoll, oe 8 Joseph P Cake, Endicot anc Elen Bush, ¢ fader phi for do 'E G Buxton, Fit comb, NYork for Norb Paciie, Mercer: aGeorde Ba ward, May: Sane Phiderson, dand: Sane ‘orson Grace Giecler, Pave: A Tirreil Higgins, and J 8 Shriver Miller, eer ufor F hiadel hia. Leal Phys ntueke: for th Pi jeorge Edward, J 5 Shriver, and Lents 5--Arr steamship, Quaker Ciss, Shufeldt, N 8: sebr Vir Tiikbee. Patt ieiphtn, MILTON, Sept I—-Arr sche RH Wilsoa, Hise, Pbiladet phis NORFOLK, Sept 19—Arr schrs La Stimpson, Mathews, York, ign Lawion, Mandy. Prov To Hampton Roads nip James Brown NEWPORT, Sept 2, 2°. ?M—In Rastern State Yates, from Kerlin from Catrao. among others, bries t for Phiiadelphin: @ L River tor do- Redington, (tral Jeipula (baving returned 1th. from Poston for do; Amanda wind alead Fanning. fom Or Tn Dutch Taiena hy » More Alce A "aout, ¥z now Flake, Wea “FG ibe Sen Sept —Arr steamer Westchester, Clark ror k. Berry Means, esion, echt Almira, Leavitt, Rapp Phi en, and U& T Cra mer, Huvtey, Philadelphiis Rogers, Gardiner: Joba Wesley, Sweet and Peri 5 Albany. Sid brig Caled © Billnise Cort, Ranger. schre Mopteven, Falkenburg, Phila celphia: J F Crouch Henderson. litt; do ont Joho Rogers, b Farah Jene, Bro‘herton, and Franklin, Deming, Alban: Thos W Thorne, Davis,’ Albany. Yrom below. brig | Tires Millee, Brewer, Pauadeipaia; schr Meccs, Simpson, Balt cola, Clark, NYork. Sid rchrs An °: Star, Nickersoo. and Macy Nat , Watchrean, Tyler, Roudut pt r brig da. Crockett Dobov, toe PORT Sept igcarrache Hanaan & abigail, K 0 fo) a i¥ivexn Sept 19—Arr sehrs Wi er, Nieversoa, Bos wa; Joba Warren, Lover, NYork. Slt sche Fanay Carrie Rate be ANNAT, Sept 1S-An brig Macon, Dick, NYork; sche pas Simi", TAUNTON, Sept Are sors Albert Field, Phillips, Phi Indeiphias Saini Hal, Padelford, NYork. INGTON, Bépi rr'sehra F Nickerson, Goodi ae Chava, avd Panfinder, Robbins N York, 18 Below 19h, schis A J ReRoasett. aad ¢ Tid inh sche 8 Wilkos, Sha, NYO ‘QDYERTISEMENS RENEWED EVERY DAY, LITERATURE. 37 BROADWAY. TROWS NEW _YORK (CITY DIREBTORY.— Complies b by H. Wilson. For the year ending May 1, 1387. WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY: A classification of the pa bag My weer ene, &e. Uusefu! to vbyers in this et. WILSON Fc COPARTNERSHI? DIRECTOR Y-Containing the names of the in itviduals in each (rm, special partnerships, HM Rogers. ac, he. Price $1 WILSON'S NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTO- RY. (1n preparation.) Orders by malt will reeelve prompt atiention, JOUN F. TROW, Publisher, 379 Broadwas, corner of White street. | Gettth he te AT ANS & CO.'3.—THE FACT I8 Brow isthe best place in New York Te bny beck KVANS & books w as they each book a present cies Tne of the ‘pre Hifts delivered a4 agents. Cala ing full explanations sent on appleation to aay HENS" Mats Cain: a> NEW bey ¥, FOR OCTORER, apy THis Mownrn ‘The Oeteber is the fark number of this nnique and beaut {nl magazine, acd in point of excelience and beauty more than sustaine the reputation it as sebleved. the present numer, New Romance By the anthor of * Love in bP ff Commenced. eatitied A Tae oF fo: ‘Day. Also, o¢ntinuation of LOST JEWEL By Mrs. Ann 8. Step Fine stories, Se «tid romances, Elegant engravings, pirited sketches, And some bright, witty, lively, fresh, spirited goasip, water the title of THINGS WE TALK ABOUT. America; only 1 ROES & TOUSEY, 102 Nassan: street, general agents RGAN'S EXPOSURE OF FRERMASONRY.—Al. n't Biual of Froemazensy Also, ‘nov mo belt the tion pr eogra\ itngray estan Beet he NEAG cia 1CRS, 0 ‘my tremens a bo CICK, apt 10 LOSE IT. demand for the OTIONS FOR OCTOBER Bee ene ay Re ROTI the immense edition of thi om! ard as no second can be printed. thome wi we hana teak eg should secure a copy a: once. For sale Shove tor ids cena eae yap. BK Ss per year. Puvieh. @tby RTRONG, O Noasou atrest, N, ¥. MEARS ELED st CCRss,— Mra, Stowe's novel, "DRED, met with & prodizions and befure unparalicied sale. Th king three (house wt copies a day, en isi fe, duriog working hours, a Mt thts ‘ant copies behind ad inn few daya they will be ante to Nia Toe whole fending prbiic w containing, ae it does, all the wit and ‘eatal cael Rf the grapiie delineation of chara er, the power tad fascia 107 which the anthoress is ao renown HOR LO ee ae CIPS, BAMBON & COMPANY, Roston ee bf 2s HISPERS TO A BRIDE —THIS WORK CONTAINS Ww" taluable information to the newly married of oth seven, home about to mary oe Beenie, Porage tree Hee Wi ewins, boi 300 Pont ofce, Jersey Uny. SEGARS. OAR OCOD COC ODA PARP PP OP A FA TARA stares BRGARS —ALL THE Papo |] BR AxDR Fo ad or thousand, & tot Cabanas, F Ly, Jane seen pang ———_—__— a Tos ER, at a Fe XG Ghost roars . A eases experion family aap Sitances made. on negate. to oF 07 mot bom. A sales usinter! with eegar bryers want ma ne SOMERS, 17 Browway 15 Winter street, Mogar 21 D pen, REWARDS, aT roe LEN OR STRAYED, ON THE $5 Fi tof hea at large dark red ‘cow, willl a ti rar Ha neti. Samer 2m ase ‘street, ug? Stairs, i ae Wisin oe Brooklyn, Ga temeiice =: i ——____ REWARD.—LOST, ON SAN'URDAY tea $5 a Ninth street stage ag oF in going from Brosaons B| ron street to Pi ras, pocketboo igh ing Qin bills and paper jer will receive $3) by ving it af the office of Suvery’s Motel, 14 Weekman street, and pgs ne ed, REWARD WILL BF GIVEN FOR THE RI be? of the wooly eaten from the premises of 5100 4 Srondwaee T ie Sore eat entered. by false keys at the front door, on bats Rept th i nelwress. neraee the hows. lors’ of and 8 fa he evening. 9 foods, ¢ in, osnere oi welvel anti ven figs.” The above reward will be given for the recovery of the goods stolen. BOO REVARD.<STOLEN AND CARRIED AWA\ e) one of the best Loudon made sole leather portman: Aus, containing six gold watches, tive gold week chalag, four alr of gold bracelets, different patterns: all set with diamonds; amend ping ead ‘Prooshes, diamond star and gold chain, withcinsp for the bead, fc.» . Taken from near the St. Nictolas Hotel, addresss., 815 Broadway. OSE LGNDRED DOLLARS REWARD —STOLEN, PROM the coor of the subscribers, on abt ice morning, a ct marked to their address, containing cig pigees leces of figured je Yet vestings. ‘The above reward will be paid for the recover of the goods, or in proportion for any, part of them. ENARD & UO. 92 Broadway, up stairs. LOST AND FOUND. 0G LOST IN WILLIAMSBURG—ON SUNDAY EY. Mi ing. @ black and tan terrier slut, hair rabbed off under Side of neck by tee collar. Whoever’ will return her to 159 South Ninth atveet will be liberally rewarded.g spaniel; ras. waivers ‘any ‘one but the owner: ar of Dash Whoever will bring the same {o Portland avenue, Brooklyn, between I. fayetie and De Kalb avenues, second house from De Kalb, to 47 Cliff stre , shall be liberally rewarded. (OUND—ON YESTERDAY MORDING, a GOL watch, which the owner can have by calling at 218 213. sie sion street, and proving property. LAN. Leto MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1855. A NOTE made by John MeMenomy, al fourmoths, for $90 69, vay: able jo the order of Jakob Kiirhart, but not eodorset, persons are cautioned against haviug anything to do wilt it, a payment has been stopped. O8T—A PLAIN CHAIN GOLD BRACELET, BETWREN the Hudson River Railroad depot at Thirty fifst street and Twenty-first street, grrposed to in a Fourteenth street stage. The finder e suitably rewarded by leavingghe rame at 69 Beaver street, or 279 ty frat street, OSTA CHECK, DATED SEPTEMBER 16, FOR Two hundred and_hifty dollars, drawn by P. in favor of J. G. W. Nash. ayaa fy crag been stopped, all persons are cautioned against negotiating the same. Lato, BOARD THR HUDSON RIVER RATLROAD, in the 5 o'clock express train, a set of plans for a house. together with specications, for A.C ‘Kingsland, aq. AS they are of no tse to the finder, upon the their returning themtto tse owner, John &. Myer, No. 104 Twenty-seventh sircet, New York, will be suitably rewarded and apenas YER. THE 19TH TNST., WHILE COMING sue. Staten Island, to the New Brigh ion ferry, a gold brace’ ith gavneis. By returning the same to No. 7 Carrol! plac Ker rect, or to $1 Broad: way, the finder will be suitably rewarded. L= —THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY “CAUTION ineut eft LS FRIDAY. m Franklin avs ing the following noses, pay wing been stopped:—Note drawn ly Feu & Kimball to thet own onder daied New Fork, ly 4, 1566, at six months after date, for twelve hundred anit maxty abe dol'ars eighty reven cents: aud tag aera » 4. Fouk, sk ee to his own onder, dated New York. 3 afer date, for four hundred snd th gel se uke egy uine ce le at the Meehanios’ ald notes are endorsed by the drawers respecitely, and by ‘und MELc ERS & VANDERHORST, No. 6 Beaver street. b Ae) TRE VICINITY OF FRANOVER Rad! Wg aud Pearl street, a black and tan English terrier. Who- ever will return him to 11 Old slip will receive $2 reward. Ost- ABOUT 25TH, OF AUGUSY, TWO BONDS OF ¢ Susquehanna, Coal 75, aud $90 shares of the stock of sti compa” Alt persons aie forbid buying them as. i i — OOK FLA & LYON, 4 Broad street. igs mee THE 22D INST. Hit caging oTRERT. between the hours of 12 and | o'elock, two silver salt cel lars, with gold. linings, vee feet; alsa, a si marked ry WMS =} reward will be gi recovery of the property, b ‘ingtat the above m VFawnbrakers aie requcwied to" sign the sane irotared STRAYED OR TAKEN AWAY—)ROM PIER U2 NORTH river, a bay mare—both hind feet white, and I a two wheel box busiveas cars, with a ‘ring teat ia the ope who will rerun t give informa Mreei, wil be weil rewarded by Rigeh for Son ai No 2S south Wilsow. DRY GOODs, ao. 20 SILK ROR {ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE cheap robes 1 be opened ai retast oa Monday, Sept. $ PA RNOLD. CONSE TIE & veer Canal street, wear Broadway, K PIECES 5.000 Black velvet ribbous, all widths, From Now. 219 200, Just received, by TULLER, HART & McCORKER, 46 Murray street, .* STEWART & CO. Wik Oren, Oe, Monday, Set. the’ Pais MADR CLOAKS, Dycadway, Chambers and Reade streeta. CaRD.—T1 ae ARD. bere nn ne bp era Se or bah Tinea tas branches, ed manner and ou the most Aw Locus. ses PROELIT 1 JAM Sh. RBAEN will opea T ¥, Stu st. vt ae of i Resercas \a sizle— or in quality J. AH. tag also A rich stock of DRY GOODS, Which he will be pleased to show his customers. Broadway, Above Ninwh street. KNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. WILL OPEN ON MON ay, Sept. 22, @ beauldul assortment of French embreide Ties and real lace goods, 62 Canal street, near Broadway. RICH ASPORTMENT OF BRUSSELS LT egren | received, point a'l’aiguille, polat de applique and Va- lenciennes collars, collars awl sleeves to match, eoit handkerchiefs, &e Also black thread laces, oaliscs veils, snd coiffeurs. in Teo rend F sa new styles of fi: sion capes, and infau cape, b ¥, FARRINGTON & | (ite, 02 Bromiway. a igen ea ty | & LESLIE, 623 BROADWAY, Monday, Sept. 22, rd LACK THREAD TAC and a sptendid stock of re LACES Parte embroideries, will be “1 Monday, September 22, Ry J AMES I ChOPsEY. 481 Broadway, three doors below Broome sireey LACK THREAD LACES—AN UNUSUALLY LABGE iment, Just received collars, coitures, iitaa, relly, be: the y ‘ihe attention ‘o€ pur a, Feile, are We chasers. eth 1 tks : PORANE, “Ei Broslway. quass. MANTILLAS AND AS JACOB LANSING, Pedar Imrortex aso Maxcractcass or AKS, MANTILLAS, TALMAS, ETC., Han now i A complete sesortment ot Romds In ihe above line, intende Tur TRAD! To which he invites the epsotal tivabin of Jobnere la thy em pecan im msiercinge of the Fein stock comprises an infiatte yartety of - lvet, ry all log Sto tt wet A Sec ain cata io meet the approbslion of close ba <2 Couns sireet,veuveen Namau and Wiliam. Sa LOAKS AND (} SHAWLS. — Our cloak and shaw! departmem 38 now being flied with Gene ef ths tthe het npertatie Of both articles. Also, ‘Cloaks of our own manufac tare wes! patierns and styles, BEEKMAN & COME, NY, 473 Brond) HEAP RMUROTDERIES Freneh worked cambrie bauds, 75¢. to $1 80 the double and chemisettes, $1 25 to $1 60~ andkerchtet GENIN’ 4 ‘iecaar, 513 Broadway. VW.OAKS AND MANTILLAS. to rn gba? ae era Im) Madd SN Wroalvey We New ae Begs 'o call the attention es bayers to hia large and varise CLOARS TALMAS, \e For the fall oe, the (Atl twade ‘The coll garments of all ), from lowest he richest Ihat ead be prodvced, while the faciliives be enjoze in importing and mantaciuring enables 8M to gee ‘very best of goods at the wownes pousimg proms GRO. BULPIN, $61 Broadway, New York maniitactory, 60 tu street. O°Firk CORSETS. CORAFTS—THE GENCTN® Frei woalay corsets are sold by Mre. Garo at hat charged. Ales, skirts im great >ariety, who and re relat LS CJ = ms ovgnes, wear Toue ‘wireot, nd M2Sixth avenue, Dp a | TKO p BaOP TABLE © '» to 6 yards lon "rhe Linea Bere, abore WiburK iN ‘ei Coe rroprieiers DD ARRcON rRUP cont. ARs POINT A TLL Necctennon epplicse, tet snd coburn, trtaat coats flownces, real point capes, haadkerehiets. Inoee of all widt and a complete Ke iment of go puee vetich cammot be ye en SUE PUR ee, ot Rrowtway. SILKS—AT Os, Ts AND %. IN LARGE eg ant urd wih be Monday, Sept. 22 ARLY F rere Sere KG ,, Ueowy, mired and bieok olotha, ‘ite mhylog a dure’ _ aig. BUUELI', IR Been non, DRY GOODS, 40. Piggigss Sore, DE! BRANCH on ine ove STonly ot Tec ‘sa ILOUNCED AND MOUSSELING. D'LAINE BOBES.— with rich Oriental and Cashmere printed Toons i be opened on 1 Sew, & 00., Broadway, dace oad streets, Gy ‘3 BAZAAR. a CART OCR OF LACES il b ed Mona: embrae'! a as pe ey aad gous applic, allot the tnost ‘ieairabl Valenciennes one shi cave rate EMBROIDERIES. GRAY & CO. have just opened several of ts hae setioa ofevery make ot ew gota comprising 8 g apa sel Also, a targe nee beautiful » orient of ihe oy wee ‘729 Broadway. ATEAT FARIS, YASHION.—THR ‘ORUVEALT’ inode. Menuthsrared Gotti for the tiade, al No. 'y Packs Mee D'LALNES, From a AVG) eels per yar About cae Sue the cost of i ation, A, f. STBWART & OO, Broadway, Chambers and Reade mreets. ANTILLAS AND CLOAKS,—nN! ALL ter nag Ot ase Meal ae ba a eee ae and cloaks, od conn Bate at sities ore mash TYEE GOP co, oa ane now the Foods: ef their own importat ae eee ‘S1.Ks, Sik Ropes, Mauinces, M. Drtatves, PRINTS AND V ALENCTAS, Fiounce Arp Bayapewe Vacencia [tou Foenca asp lea Pi OTICE TO THE LADIMS —JONN MADDEN, nal entire stock of em! ron wa, ie, selling 9 eries aud lace goods. the last week the avave nore will be open bauta, ‘Grest bargains in Swiss and cambric undkerobi fa robes, frooks, infaute’ he. MANTILLAS, (ny al ‘aud other fasbionabte atayen, to suit the Present senso, or ready a4 retail, > BU hae ‘9. Mt Beosewee Ne" bec OUVEANTES.— ALT. STEWART & CO., Will open, on Teeday, Sept bous Mavxinomy? Erovsoka axp BaYavere Sik Bones, Received by the steamers antic aud Asia Broadway, Chawdeoes aod Reade atreets. PENING DAY AT GENIN’S LADIES’ AND OSL. dren's outsitting bazaar, 513 Broadw: Tucaday. the 25th inst, will be the opening day of the ecason, in all departments, at the bazaa OPLING & VALENCIAE—A, BRAURIVUL AS3ORE- ‘ment of these very desirable fabries for sale ARNOLD, CONSTALLE & &.. Canai sirect, near Broadway a LACE AND POINT LACE COLLARS. Just received, by BEEKMAN & CO., 473 Broadorow, A large invoice of the above Me ie ; ich and desirable goods Assortment LJ panic eat of new shape Preach tace voll. PICUMOND, OF 587 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE TH® Metropolian Morel —Our wholesale trade being dt we wil open ou Mouday, tue 224, the regular retail fa trade with a very choice astorunent of pnbroideries and ofouc ow’ importation. Ladies’ eaps, head dresses, cots, embroidered hawikerchiets, &e.. Sonn rom $1 to $99. Fresh arrival of biack maseneie RAL wore GFORGE © hus opened a magaifins* ws air long sbaWw's, square shawls and scarta. eo FLOUNCED ROBES, AT $25. One more lot of those aye rabes, just receiv Will be Bhi on Monday. es 22. Valchased Gt suction,” aint wil, be sold ah 64, 2c] at a 1 ™ irks CROPSEY .* 431 Broadway, three doors below Lroome street. LK ROBES, SILK ROBES.— ‘Our assortment of silk robes, We bave now completes ‘And call the particulag etteamen Of the ladies to the same, ms pa Extensive and best adiected be ia the oity, Stock to BEEKMAN & COMPA 473 Broaiway Sip A SHAWLS-—IN NEW AND CHOICE Ls some of whict are strictly confined patterns, Lael ARNOLD, | wt g tA LE ‘ana YABD WIDE FRENCH PRINTS, oe enn on Roma & Co, aud others ! ass Perfee!!y fast o ie - A‘ la. G2, per yard Oven 0% Monday. Sens. Bt 7‘ sTew aie a Broadway, 0 Chambers aad en, MUSICAL AND DANCING. — Ww. LADD 4.00.8? cO.'8 PIANOS—A rine ASSOn hand Parti re been * now on i ea who ba 3) ated ied. Pianos = can LOW en , 2S iecna ree Pi ‘od: mina to re uf StbOR & MUNGER, 619 Broadway A DOPWORTHV DANCING ACADEMIES, —, New New York classes on Weda ddan) lyn ela mencing Tuesday. et, T. Sours, be. auay be bad at eliber of the se GERMAN PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, COMING BAOK from the country, to New York, 3 A ceapeciable private fa for board. yeaks Epg'ish, French cle teen pun Cinco oped gal wets ost references can be given. Address X. %., care of verb, erik, RY Tread 5 A LADY OF SUPERIOR MUSIGAT, 4 VENTS, HAY. ing a few leisure hor jesires a more mpi Fo fo jpowrnct a br Ld Hep 30. one eure, A eeioe a Pp heey = -GROOKET Lena 31 Broome street. A new class is now formings eh gy a new cinss for children, ow Sr puae. ‘Ail the fashionable dances taught Ct ow or oie Lemee E. IVES, JR. 4 nicmamence ato ntuee hw Teaching Muaic. fon ” and other works, howe interested in to bear the books to the public, Inetrumenial, desirin ealby the wuthor and the executed under Feetion, “will please address to him, eare of Messrs. Brothers, 108 and 110 Duane street, New York, where bis Looks are for sale, LUTE INSTRUCTION.—PROFESSOR EBEN (8 NOW ed to Boeam and free Be has the Aomeatie cylindrical Boehm flutes for eal; n'so a. splendid ten Reved Quite that be has played on bimer|(. rienlars apply to F. J. 4 uz pron street ULIUS METZ WOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND patrons, that he Low resides in Hrooklyn, at sion street, where he will give instruction on the is pian and singing, , Applications ed to itn, at Max 3 Fulton sireet., at Ht nford’s music more, “ourt street, or at his residence, will be promptly responded YOUNG LADY, er month, with privilege of practice, ended at reaidences from Hows ‘$15 yor quarter, Ap- ply at 72 Twenty eighth street, second west of Hight, avenne, R. GORRES, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AT SHE thews acad: devote his attention tothe tom of» few tore pupils. on the plano, ae. y nt his ree sidence, after 4 o'clock, 79 White sirect, near way. R. 1. NUNO, (LATELY ARRI 4-4 IN THIS COUR . inetwng eset ot asic, respon Homan Be terms, vanply ir, “A t " Fhompson, 411 Broad way. = a? v 308 co ANDY NCELLO FOR bee ry 0 ument ene (hain Cost: ccinon ago gen “ i py Prices, $7: 6 to7_o’elock *. IANO, VIOLIN, SINGING AND Ry ye position taught, bys gentleman whe ives. yr EDFRUARDTC IH Cinyatle sees PANGS AKD MELODEANS—¥OR SALE AND? 10 Ler, ‘ail ese than Bromtway prices. TRASH, 610 Broome » street EXPERIENCED IN reesive two. Brosme ot rect. aor AND gar SaiNG A A ’ ne wey vee a te i be vont ‘elite Eee tse woe’ 4 ar Conroe of acannon: she hag (me three for the piano. Address Mra. C. B., 187 Vaciek ae eet *° P™ GILBERT & CO. NOS, 419 AND 43 WRO, + corner of Canal siteet, have Just cecole" from’ uq Pi anos, the tory &® lars variety of very beau! lalcet improvements. Boll Woon Necomaviating toree a the loweat prices, New pinnos revied "pou trial, ee AND TWO ‘oem Wt YOUNG vAny. VOOALIST ‘or three Indies, to nak he tables, the Aresde Ravoon, | i Grand sb. Se ca 00 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, CARD.—70 THE 1OVRRR OF is PROT —o =o exhibition, the freit tat boce away ti Sarat shows ka Boston ‘ay the pri Soe ay * theit iste \s new on ga Mt ot loge thie site nd fesice. Cail omrty: the , nid, Ae OU el She Paves 1 the nee cites WH ea UCONWOR 8 HOW ABD, treato GIR, WISTS A Sitter art A Bet fo aitahtT ATION, AS LAUNERRSS, at 968 Bd ave., he ween 204 nod 0“ Aan ah hide Trout reo SSORTMENT OF welding earda, eave eat by post {0 aay Brawlwéy, corner of Dw not sy =