The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1858, Page 8

8 ‘The Ladtes’ Equestrian Festival. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. JAsichigan Southern umproyed, while New York Central ‘YORK HERALD; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1858 near St Marks Oct 5—Arr sgt) thine apie ‘er, Liverpool; Carlyle, Bos- —_— oe ee ban A yg FAHIBITION OF HORSEMANSHIP IN JONES’ WOOD— nn arrived POURTHEN LADIES COMPETE FOR PRIZES—THRKE ooo “whe flat, husdinh Carat aot this acieeae, |e on ha i tas Poet bale Highlaat Mary, Henderson, WOMEN THROWN FROM THEIR HORSES—DRESSES Weoxmpar, Oct. 6-6 P. M. ‘The Illinois Contral Railroad has advertised that it will | at 6c. for pots, t nbc 27 ss water ag ya RR, SCENES, INCIDENTS AND THE LIKE. w anghovonp ” epee tt cent on the overdue obligations of the company. “x ee tee omen. grades of Stato and West- Baa tet a vionasyeac. ioe refg fart cae ier An sgsembly of men and women, variously estimated at rampant. Within 5 weigowd pa Sine cea adie. lowes. tat Newburyport from Arecibo, had satis | “NEWB Wit, a 4—In port rom one thowsand to two thousand five hundred in num- | Prominent bears have changed sides, and asaiated cloning within the | gyitn many Perry, from ie asc ‘ork: Hee Der, gathered together yesterday afternoon in Jones’ | Pty to whore operations for the rise the present specula- #3 25 0 $e 20 |, Seum Monts Waray, when about inked a fishing | Eee nat Onere ere rg siete ‘Wood to witness an exhibition of female equostrianism, | ©" is mainly due. The ease with which New York Con- 490 9500] Peer er repenes ans Put tuto | Wiih—arrechrs Sulla’A Heh, f which had been extensively advertised to take place then | ‘™#! Was put up encourages the formation of other email $00 & 8 30 | Scum Tapers, Honsn, where, was ing up Pro- Fri every tad and there, by Thomas Thorp, the manager and getter up | Slaves of speculators, with a view of cornering the shorts ae a eee foun mi and bed | PHASPauguasctl, Keana: far on of the fete. The congregation, for the most part, were on other prominent stocks; and the movements of these 5 50 a 6 60 | bowsprit carried away. rhe neaaa Niro Hagler, Oneco, Snow, ‘Amanda, very well dressed, very well behaved and very good | °Perators, coupled with the genuine investments which e+ . he yTining, Scum Anori, Detore ted ye TUCKET, Oct 1—Sld schr RB Smith, Kelley, Neve Woking. It was after threo o'clock before the lady com- | the public are making in Btato stocks and the best classes 430 a 5 75 | NYork, was x good vessel joebar Zoarwold,owned | | NEWRURYTORT, Oct 4—Arr schra Life Boat, Bayley, Ave- Petitors mounted their horses at Jones’ Wood Hotel, where | f bonds, give to the market a scmablance of great strength 580 a 740 2 enor by Son es Cae in- | cite: erga Balumare. PRE AS they had deen sitce twelve o'clock, aud rode down to tho | BH elasticity. At the opening this morning outside orders ees ee 808 700 & 8 50 | joned’ the ain, belonged to raw eas and wae about wae ‘eoia) Smith, S¥ork. "Chi Sehr Thome Swen course. ‘The ground sclected for the exhibition was a | Id (oa general improvement in Biate stocks. Misseuris | 4000 do.-....... 60) 415 a 485 irs Homa org EW HAVEN, Oct 4d—Areachrs TC small, square, open field, descending gradually toward | T08e 3; Teunessoes, %, Californias (new issue), %; Ti | F000 Meat snuuaan 92K + seo tien Nes tamponade sales of about ate Decarcn, from New Landon for New York, ashore york i i White, Albany; sloop ‘Mi mine feat the centre. The ground was rough, and poorly adapted | Mois Central bonds rose 34, and La Crosse land grants 94. | 5000 1] Con RR bas, 89 flour was in good de 3 though igiotatloas. Bnav Back Point was fil of water when she crounded aid soon | SVenM a Ritune re ig *ha ews 10 its purpose, A ropa, supported by pickets, formed the | Oder State stocks and railway bonds were firm, In bank | 5000 i) regular; Hee salts seed aes hie tee ee, Sataatee Semel ide of OF phate avin eal eiaoes, We ar Are rigs Icarian, Chadbourne, Harbadoes Melom, Iskle-of the course. ‘Tue dosceat in oue part of he track | Stocks the business was large, and almost inevery instauce | 2000 | 8844 the Fauge of our figures, Among th sales were 700 bbls. yooh cecil mt $3,000 Niontont “roscei opie ae e1 R #5 extra Georgetown a * wted Sept Mi was so great that it bothered both the horses and their | #thigher prices. American Exchange rose 34; Commeree, | 000 Lac 2035 were held at $8.50 a 88 78, and were Haat te be poling te Pe aed ret phe yeh Rg coy | Startsio sm Her Rcd pt oer % riders. The ladios entered the track and com 2 per cent; Metropolitan, 1; Park, 3g; and Bank of the | 10000 Gi Richmond for export at $8. Wheat—The for new | Ces; from Lok for Baltimore, which was wrecked on Ark | R rice wPnldeh bhi; Moses Taylors NYork; yep Al- menced what was advertised as a grand caval- | State of New York, 1 per cont. Among the railways, | 18 ehs was good and prices better. The common grades low Bank © Acker, New Roche! cade, by all” rushing pell moll ‘around the | Central was, as yesterday, the moet active stock, to} 2 BE of old were dull and nominal. The sales em- | , 1Av#RFOoL, Sept 20—The Ludwig, from Dantzic, was in con- iNT. AND. Get i Arr hark PO Alexander, an, Cotnar course. Some of the horses went weil, and ? : 'y> bes ave. pu 30 Am Ex Bank... 11014 Draced about 25,000 bushels, including white Monies tact with an outward Sound Ame ican ship. ny Queen, Morton, Mariel via ann; "Mar: Sinus dian't: some of the ladies rode woil, bu. | Opened at 3g percent over the closing price yesterday, | 60 Buk State of N'Y. 1033, at $1 34; white Southern at $i 40; red” Western at 5 ot Cee ot eat, faust" | 3 te ek most of them did not. There was considerable contusion | ose 34, and, after sales of over 4,000 shares, closed at | 18 Metropolitan ae 10) mixed Western at $1 20; Milwaukle club at 98¢.; Chicago en Prescott, hence for New myote ee, Sie Teppeaees, rome of the horses bolted and rushed in among the men | ahout the opening price. Pai 04 Spring at 80c. " Corr—The market was a trifle firraor, with jwrHaxsron, Sept 7-—The Indian Empire (9) was lowed up 3-Atr achirs AM Autres, Boteroan,, The bears in this stock seem to Lucy W Alexander, Ale: be thoroughly frightened out of the market; the success- ty! . , There ples on Saturday by {wo steamtuge, aud is BOW in dock completing me by. mS) tugs, mapleting: sales of about 40,000 bushels, including We at Tle. a Td, and aa age sina, round yellow at 0c. a92c. Rye was and Women, Who Tan in every direction to cee ductor; fourtecn female equestrians with a maie c Sich lady waro upon hee breast a badge or largo bius | Cul balls, tis to be presumed, have some satisfactory | 2b ult a Ta Tee, Barley tale of Sitio wan re- saan Taras ar tarvo naan tie ioe cone it fae Fiat Nort te Norte ee tiene tpn, een stds mating wp. | Pete Non nee Yor onal Mateos | | EC ead ese eri ak | Pater happens Cus ateran | yet aah a ek Mei Be ensiona to be sbowy oF a They gatloped round the | Fealize. Next to New York Central, Michigan Central was - Ble. » ee een a 48c, and areet se rononne fujerbplo nny ve Be = a is 1, lavener, eourse two or three times aiid considerable confusion | the mostactive stock this morning. Itopened atan advance Correr.—Sales of 200 bags of Rio were made at p. t.; hf r nie ‘oO 08 also on hand two: oe i Mesum en mye ‘ and exeitement. One lady, Mrs, Wood, of New York, be- é per ce: “ * eat t uayra at 12¢, a 123%¢., and do. Java at {ich ips of the same ¢, one of which will be set up this | Yeaton Md ym eee eee Same Taint oF pot frightened during the Face, and cried for’| Of % Per cent over the closing price yestorday, rose one HO do, Laguay ey and 180 do. Java at } ah wa Waite, Webb, Webb Ciba ant anguehave yearly ort Ia i ha sory Ajfhmetom, Jameson, do; Bt Dare Har heip or to have her borse stopped, but there was so much excitement and confusion no one’ went to her resene; she gat ber flying aj till he spanned the course again, and then fell backward off from him on to her head. The fall was heavy and must have hurt her considerab! until ken up and carri e at au end to the “grand The competing ladies then withdrew to one corner of the field, rema y there till by turn they could b the male conductor and ridden round the No. 1—Mxs. Jviza Satu, of New York, iirst rode out with the conductor; she wore a black fur riding hat, trimmed with Diack and blue ostrich feathers, a black silk basque, trimmed with bugies, and a black merino skirtor riding habit, She had on white and coliar, with agold watch and chai Mrs. Smith rode round the ‘course several times upon a gallop, sat her horse very fairly, and kept a good contro! of him. No. 2.—Miss Sanm E. Bois, of Philadelphia, next ap peared on the track. She wore a plain black cloth by and skirt, the basque open in front showing a chomisette. with a very finely wrot teht bosom, @ plain linen collar turned down ather neck, over the basque, with a parti- colored ribbon passing under it and bowing in the tront like a gentieman’s necktie. The usual black fur riding hat, trummed with black ostrich feathers, covered her head. Miss Bois rode a large, spirited, fine looking horse, that she not only never rode before, but that was never defore ridden by a woman, Indeed he could not be called a saddle horse at all,as he is oniy habiiuated to the harness, She sat her beast easily, grace , steadily, and drove round the course six or seven times upon a fast trot, o horee of the conductor being all the time in a full gal. Dop. If her horse broke into a canter Miss Bois instan held him down to # trot and kept him steadily at it. had exceilent control of him, and her performance was not surpassed, if it was equalled, by any other ¢ uring the day. She scemed to be the only lady list who could ride on atrot. On leaving the track she was loudly cheered by the assembly. ‘No, 3.—Mns. Woop, of New York, owing to her fall in the first performance did not appear upon the course No. 4.—Mra, Howarn, of New York, wore a plain by (acties*) cloth Dasque and skirt, plain'collar and sleeves, Diack fuir riding hat, with a Diack ostrich plume. She had @ fine horse, sat him fairly but did not seem very ex perienced in riding. = Bexwetr, of New York, wore a bic fur into oF de course three ti 6.—Mrs. Rvra: with much taste. A Dlack ostrich plum g, was dressed silk ribbon, and p veil, ador th basque was trimmed with br: que was of 1 She sat ber horse gracefully, and was ap- ving the course. Hoxr, of Williamsburg, wore a greon mo. rino basque, trimmed with black velvet, and # green me. raed with black intermixed with Diack and red ribbon, but he bad a bad galt, which de There was & slight at Her black fur bat was + rino eet ich feathers. She sat her horse well, tracted from her performance tempt to cheer her as she left the course. skirt A black fur nd black ath rich f No, §.—Mies Conxxts, of Elev riding hat, trimmed witb black o ribbon, graced her head. Basque and skirt of black nipaca. She rode a pacing pony, with its left hind keg out of order. After walking the course once, she smart pace, he was making flue which had’ before been inclined just commenced to cheer, when wny away off into one corner of the A shout of laughter followed, Several men hal- Jooed out that his nigh hind leg had run off with him, tea her pony into a Miss Cornell, however, soon brongbt him back and held im down to & steady ne, in which he made very good After this she left the track mid | loud cheers. Her she sat him well and showed hers if a boli, fearless and ought not to be placed more than third among Axwie Leswar, of J y barque, trimmed with blick silk lave and a green merino skirt. Her white straw riding hat wag per cent higher, and closed about $4 higher than it opened. ‘There is some talk in the street of a dividend on this stock of three per cent, to be made about the begimning of the year, and some merchants are said to have made up a party to buy it. The annual report, which has just ap- peared, shows the following results :— _ Gross Earnings. Expenses. $2,428, 757° 155 1,218 May 81; iss? 3,104,602 2,083,199 The bonded debt of the concern is now, Net Profits. 897, 1.031 403 $8,284,063, 118,676 seen erences «815,402,639 there was but slight change. Galena, of which the books open to-morrow, sold at the commencement of business at $6, but gradually gave way, the stock being more plentiful than was supposed, and was finally offered at a decline of 3¢ from the first price. Rock Island was 34 better at frst; but closed as at the second board yesterday. Toledo was 3 better; Michigan Southern was a trifle higher; Illinois Central declined % per cent from the opening; Stoningten rose 1 Reading was 33 per cent higher. Panama was quiet at an advance of % per cent. Pacific Mail was not active, but the price was higher by X per cent. Recent intelligence is not calculated to in- duce the holders of stock in this company to increase their interest for the present. Among other events which are expected to happen, not the least momentous for the Pa- cifle m would be the establishment of a line of steam- ers, consisting of the three Collins boats, from Panama to Son Francisco, The market was tame between the boards, and almost all descriptions were rathor lower at the sccond board, with the exception of State stocks. These were again higher, Missouris touching 86, Californias 8574. Reading was firm; Central was steady at the lowest price of the morning; Rock Island was a shade lower; and generally the Western stocks were inanimate. After the second board a further slight decline took place, and the market closed for the day quite tame. The closing prices in the street were, Misouris 857¢ a $6; Central 82% a % Erie 1634 0 34; Reading 4834 a 24; Michigan Central As wuthern 28% a 34; Panama 119 a 45; Galena 85% Rock Island 054, a 8; Pacific Mail 1054, a 106, ree ‘The exchanges at the Bank Cleariug House this morning Wore $17,072,142 58, and the balances $1,224,590 94. Me- tropolitan certificates remain at $8,000. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day has been:— Total receipts. $137,592 57 6 00 Of which fro Tota! payments Tota! balance. 321,415 86 10,607,197 34 © to be offered freely at four per cent, few loans are made above that rate, Brokers can obtain all they need at 3 a 33, on fair securities. Ex- change is dull and nothing is doing; business will not re- vive til early next week. Tho Niagara took out $102,000 in specie, Treasury notes are in demand; the four per cents are quoted at par. The approaching Erie election not unnaturally suggests the propriety of a retrospective giance over the last year’s administration of that railroad. Mr. Moran's election, which tock place over a year ago, was a startling depar- ture from the settled practice in the railway world. He was to be paid a salary double the highest that is given to first claes managers of banks, railroads, factories, indus. trial or financial institutions; a salary twice and a half times as large as thatof his predecessor; nearly three times as great as that of a Grst claas foreign minister, and more than thrice as much as is paid to the Secretary of State. ile was to receive twenty-five thocsand dollare a year. Atthe time he stated that he could not take the Preeidency of the road for a less sum than this, there were many among the friends of the Erie who argued trimmed with parti-colored ribbon and b and red ostrich feathers. She rode round the course several times No. 11.—Miss Faxsy Lawere, of Jersey City, was Gressod like her sister, as above given. She sat easily and gracefully upon her horse, but rode him very quietly. No, 12.—Miss Lax, of Brooklyn, had upon her head a " riding bat tranmed with biack ostrich feathers dhock tun she wore a brown veil. Her green black ribow. med with brass butions; the ekirt basque was tri her basques. She sat her of the same material ae. 1 left the course , drove him spiritediy, au. pianse Bes M. B. Surmm, of Christopher street, eon nme in a black cloth basque, and riding habit trimmed | ‘with silk dress butt ns, and black fur riding hat trimmed with ostrich feathers; a gold chain, with the cross of St. Patrick attached, Surroun’ Jed her heck. Her dress was very neatly arranged, and said to be the prettiest worn by the equestriennes. She rode a fine horse, sat him grace- cael! She evidently knew ber animal, was pd af workin, and felt confident of his action. He ‘was very qoiet, and she rode him ver, moderaiely No. 14—Mre. Gro. Avens—was habited in a plain Diack ¢loth basqne and skirt, anda black fay Lat a/orned white ostrich plumes. She rode mose. All the laslics wore gaunticts, either ‘Buff or black The next thing on the pF prams was hurdle racing. Two burdies, each a two feet high, were brought io, and hell in their places by men, The lady wear tng the blue badge marked No. & (Mrs. Rulaud), came out with the director to leap the hurdle. She run her horse up to it, but he being untrained to to ‘one ond of it, and passed Ieaping, eprong out on almort over the boy of the man holding ap ty die, who had to jump aside for his life. his Cay Toar of laughter from the assembly. At the second bur. die the came feat was enacte?. (On coming to the hurdle the third time she drove her horse up to it on the full run. He #heared and leaped = ally over one end ‘of it, throwing his rider head over heels over bit in a carious position, Several persons ran to the uasietance of the fair cquestrian; ber hat ws placed «pon ber head, she was raised from the ground and mounted ber horee agein, amid loud cheers from the multitude another attempt to leap the burdie and partially n doing so, though it almost threw ber from Aher attempt was at he the she was compelled to lc the horse ehe rode be. nted. She rode ad to fare scone Was & her horse ur ne rained to pve animal aud strock with a ort of the hurdle which, taking Migs Bote while ber hand was raised aloft unguarded, raised her from her seat and threw is to the ground. She lit well and wes not njared but immediately remounted the aninal amid en u tic ebeors from the crowd; in doing fo, however fhe tore her baeque and skirt badly, but quickly pinning them up agen urged her horse wpon the hurdle. He Dehaved badly, made one poor Jump, then kept spring ing sideways till ehe had to leave the course. ¢ folly of witompting to leap, hurdles w th green horace has 0 heen fully exhibited. Two women Bind puffered falls by it; #0 the attempt was given up After thie there war another general ran around the course by all the competitors at once, In the course of Such a6 exercie che ¢ readily distinguish the poor riders; and, to © C ast, one-half the competitors matest, it was dangerous for them, and they may fee! weil satisfied that they escaped as weil ae they did It ie doubtfol if there was & woman esent Capacitated for real rengh, dangerous riding Sect of them could Ravigate broken down nage at a church going gait very well, bot were not fit to enter the race course. No trial of spood took place, for very ob ‘vious reasons. ‘The judges wore Mesers. G. Lane, C. & Charles and D. Thompson. Their awards were as follows — ges prize, Miss prize, anid to be worth > Mr rd prize, eaid to be worth Mise Be very ly Beemed diesatixfied isappointe’ with the awards. It was almost universally said Mis was entitled to the first prize. She rode a bors: had never before mounted. She was the only person who trotted successfully, she was the only one who leaped ehbordies Int won the firet prize for boree soanehop at the New York State Fair in Watertown. were bot fit 10 rr M. B. Smith. Holt. New York Tyrockarmoat Socrery.—The semi-annval neetiog of thie society was beld on Saturday evening, when the following officers were chosen for the conning term —President, John L. Campion; Vice President, T Sutiiflo, Treasurer, Jaines Narine: Seeretary, T. C. Prvik Trustece, Geo. Mather and R. H. jon; Libra ran, John Craw A resolution proposing to celebrate the ann versary of Franklin® bisiaday iD January peat was bicyted that no read could afford to pay such asalary, much less aconcern in embarrassed circumstances; but these pru- dent advisers were etlenced by the general cry that Mr. Me was the only man who could save the Erie, and that he would not do so for less, He undertook accord- ingly to save the road, at Lis own price; be has been over n pcr at the work, and Whef Bad Ud road made by it? Ns tne will pretend that the Erie is in as good @ position now as it wos in Angust, 1857, when Mr. Moran put forth bis programme for a new loan, The stock was then selling at 32; it 1s now worth 15: the unsecured bonds were then 78; they are now $2. The road was then sqaig Involved, it is true, ‘but ite faith to its Yondbolders had been kept; wherens, héw, tho bondholaer who gots his interest is the exeep- tion, and defwult the rule. The road bad then, on the Jet of August, 1857, cot ts owners, according to Mr. Moran's own statement, $96,026,420; it has ow cost them $38,429,000, It had then many friends: it has none now. Mr. Moran bas proved bimself a very Ishmael of the rail- way world, and the Erie has not beneiiited thereby. Ina word. inereased debt, depreciated stock, ruined credit, aud general unpopularity and bopelersders—such have been the fruits of Mr. Morau’s administra- tion, such the results of employing a man at twice the market rate. A morning cotemporary has sug gested that Mr. Maran be displaced, and has nominated Mr. Nathaniel eh, Zeoretary, to fil bis place. We have no desire to interfere with the Frie stockholders in the exercise of their franchise. We will content ourselves with remarking (hat they might have done better, and could hardly have done worse, if they had followed the counsels which wore given them ip these columns fifteen ‘and twenty months ago The Second Avenve Railroad this affernoon declared a quarterly dividend, payable on the 11th, of 2 per cent. ‘The business of the road bas been, for July, August and September:— Farnings... Faxpenser. $71,819 85 + 42,127 66 Net profite.... Paymente—tnterest on bonds... Uctober dividend. «$11,023 19 which is about cough oe pay the ‘January dividend. ‘The road Las no constraction account, and all its expenses are charged to operating expenses. ‘The Springfeld Fire and Marine Insurance Company has declared a dividend of thirteen per cent, from the profits Dalanee,. Of the last three months. The Fagle Fire Ineurance Com- pany has declared a dividend of ten per cent, payable on demand. The Bighth Avenuc Railroad has declared a quarterly dividend of three per cent. The arrival of the Arago brings us the London papers 0° 22d. The Times says — The Fnglieh fonds have an improvement of — th has taken piaoe. for money 0714 @ '4, and 97%, a 34 for October, ‘Loane on government securities were readily obtainable ot from 14 93 or cent. In the foreign exchanges, the rates pon land were slightly lower; other places were the same as last post. The boy ge of the French Three per Ne were 72f. 60 money, and 72f. 70. for the end of the month. The following are quotations of American railway shares on September 22 :— in been inactive to-day, but Consols Clo'g Prices. “x @. 79.081 Xe Was Illinois Central 6 p. et., Per Tp. ct, 7p. ct., Previa 1860. wai Do #100 hares; #00 Mosieee chy = Cen g ’ Two., do., ‘608. De. (sinking Michigan ® &N, Indiana b. a s cig i, a O2 a 4 Y 100 shares an New bom tral, 6p. 0. Tp. ot To. $100 shares... New York and Brie 8d mtge, 7p. Do. , $100 sharer.... nn. Central bonds, 16 mige, com. 6 p. Do., 2d mige, 6 p. et. eterling The Times of Ub day cays iyat ‘American ecur tion ate NY was 10 Hanover Pank 20 25 Continental B 4 Pac Mail St 50 Panama 3000 Reading Rik p60 Rice xasoaee Mic So & Nags 250 Gal & Chic RR. 50 do. 080 8) 89 Chie & Rock IRR 100 i: 300 do... NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepsespay, Oct. 6, 1858 DEEP CATTLE. ‘The market for beet cattle opened at the Washington drove yard with an increased demand, and the buyers ‘Were move free to offer fair to good prices, The receipts did not vary materially from last week's, and the quality of the offerings was much the same. The attendance was large, and as the receipts for two weeks have been light, the demand was active from the opening to the close. and brokers were enabled to obtain an advance in prices of fully half a cent per pound. There were but few prime cattle on sale, but those were readily bought up by the first class butchers at the advance—or at from 9%4¢. a 100.— quite a large number having changed bands at the latter price, Nearly all of the good offerings brought as high as 8c. a 9c., while the inferior and common gold at from Te. a Sige. Very many of the receipts at Allerton’s hailed from Ohio and this State, Winois dit o% con. tribute as largely as usual this week, most of the offering? hailing from that State having changed at Albany for the Easterm markets. At the commence- ment some of the butchers held off and would not pay the advance asked, but before the close they were fad to do so, a8 holders were very firm, and would not aceept any less, well knowing that butchers would event vally be compelled to purchase before the close. Quite a large portion of the catile wore in the han te of =pecu lators, who made the best of the chance to get back a portiou of what they lost during the four or five weeks past. At Bergen Hill there were soll on Monday about 350 head, at prices corresponcling with our quotations. There were on sale nt Allerton’s, for the day, 8,014 bend; jor (he we 099 heat, and at all the yards 3,276 head, nst 2,347 bead lust week, and 3,112 head same time ar, at which time the best cattle brought Te. to per pound—about two ceuts a pound more than was paid to-day for the best offerings, At Browuing’s there were offered only a small number, all of whieh were fair, and brought from $e. to Otec., with now and then a sale ata trifle above the latter rate. At Chamberlin’s sales were made at from Ze. to 9c. Ouly @ few were on sale, O'Brien offered fifty-two head of ry fairish cattle, which brought from Te. to 8ige. The total receupts at all the 8 for tho week, last week and week ending October 7, 1857, were as follows:— a ssh phe Chamberlin's. O'Brien's. Inet 12, 09 65 6 74 79 3 212 ad 2 eke carne Firat qnality, per cwt,. 2950 a 1000 850 a 900 750 a 800 TO a 7 $50 0 a 65 00 4000 a 45 00 2000 a 85.00 2000 a 2500 Te. Other qualitic’s Aye. First quality, per head 60 Other qualities. 400 First quatity.... cm BKC. Onber qualities a 50. ‘The market continues to be well applied with all des- criptions, the best of which @od a little more ready morketat peer ageed ag af mien ee Bk ate one and seldom paid. About $60 is the highest price for prime cows, and over that is ee Ara paid. We noticed a few cows at nearly all the yards which were prime, and the improvement in quality becomes more and more parent. few ate now sold at lees than $30, an, the market i al ber amore bealthy total receipte at all the yarde for the week, last week, t-) week aim Came 7, 1887, were as follows — 56 69 vs) 55 2 6 56 16 YRAL CALVES. The receipts are pretty heavy, but as the market ia much better, prices are well kept op, and the best offer- ings bring even more Prime veale bring from 6c. to Te , quite a number selling at the price. There ie a marked improvement in the average quality of veals at al tely active yerds, and all qualities are in mode The range is from de, to ards for the week, last + 1857, were ns follows = Chambertin's. 0 Hrten's demand at a trife fe. The total ree week, aad week cnding October Allerton’s Browning r ‘Thie week. ..382 Last week... ..398 Ps] e cr Oct, 7,87... 826 ay is AE SHEEP AND LAMBS. The receipte have fallen off nearly 2,000 head, but not withetanding, the market has not been quite so active, and pricee are & shade lower for all deseriptions. The best sheep, however, are Beary as active, and bring quite as high prices as formerly; bot ae the receipts have been unusually heavy during the fast two months, par- chavers have become pretty well supplied. In aidition to the heavy receipts, » large number of carcases have come down by the North river boats Thy bave always found ready market, however, at Washington market, at which place there ie a steady fair demand for thei. “The best offerings brought from 84 60 to $6, aud the other qualities from $2 50 to The woul receipts nt all the yards for the week, last week, the week ending October 7, 1867, were as follows: — erat K 4 eae 's. Chambertin’s. 0 Brien’t This week 4187 2488 ao 5. 1,280 4072 a None. SWINK. ‘ore demand for swine, and they sell nearly The reoeipts for the week were 9.181 bad come by the Hudson River Railroad, 467 do. by the Frie Railroad, and 154 by Korth river beatae ‘The best heavy ‘corn fed tino brought from 640. a 63%e., and other oe ae from Very few were on sale to-day, There ie m as fnet as they arrive. 8,802 bead, of which Receipts at the Hudson river drove yard for woek m4 ing Oct. 6, 1968 —=—Ry Erie Railroad, 5.188; Hudson River Railroad, 1,049; Camden and Aaa Reteeat, » 1,828; Jervey Central, 64; Albany *. sent to street, 654. sold, 7 at A pf Of which were left over , 008—total, RECAPITULATION, The (otal receipts of ail stock at all the yards, for the week, lnet week, since wore as follows — '¥ 1 and ame time last year, oy "tea 1,138 ay cy 61 = 3.052 — a 7 4 l= oo 100 2488 = —_ = a oes 206 = 620 «10,862 3,808 170-515 12,886 5,000 ; 7,309 24,793 207,207 74,687 Sauug time, 1867,118 824 11,009 29,419 990,007 07,005 Booey —The market was firm, with sales of about 2,000 Li Dales, closing without any hang plac. eb aden hi bushels of wheat an REGHTS. —To Liverpool, 18. corn were engaged as 334d. a BAU, in bulk, and 5,000 do. by steamer at 6d.; 1,200 bbls. Hour at 1s. ‘6d.; 250 bbls. rosin at Is. 4d.; 600 boxes cheese by steamer ‘at40, ‘To London, 1,000 ‘vbis. rosin at Is. 94.; 500 boxes cheese at 308., and 1,000 bbls. crude turpentine at p. t. To Glasgow 6.000 bushes Wheat, in bags, at 6c. a 644c.; and 200 boxes ebeese at 27s. Od. char al a 800 bbls, 50 bbls. lard Two vessels ered to load at Savannah for Liverpool with cotton—one at 3d., and the other at 13-324. Hay.—Sales of about 2,000 bales were made at 69c. Provisioxs.—Pork.—The market closed heavy and with a tendency towards lower prices; the sales embraced 700 , inchaiding mess, at $16 65 a $16 95, and $17 25 a $17 50 for reinspected new mess; thin mess “at $16 18 a $16 25, and prime at $14 75 for old and at $15 for new. Beef was easier, with more doing; about 600 bbis., chiefly repacked and extra do. at $13. the sales embraced Vestern, at $11 a $12, Deaf hans, with silos of Chiengo, reported at $22. Cut meats wero dail, with small al 64c. a O3gc. for shoulders, and 84Zc. Lar atl «was unchanged: sales of about Oe. a lle, itter was in fair demand, .’a 80, for hams, bbis. were made, at Ide, a 18¢. for Ohio, and at 14e. a 220. for State, Cheese ranged from de. to) Scars continued firm, with sales of about 1,400 hhds., good, part of which were refining goods, The whole range of prices was from 63gc. to 8c. anid about 1,200 boxes sold at as said to have been made at Tc with some extra bbis. at 23. KEY.—The sales embraced about 500 bbls. at 28c., MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. s0N SUN Steamship Roancke, Skinner, Ship Marion, Gross, Sydney Ship Sunny Sonth, ‘iuevenson, ei A Stetson, Stetson, New Orleans Ship ‘Aibatross, Weeks, Savannah—O @ Dunean Dark Zephyr, Thoupson, Naples and Gibraltar—Chamber- RIFE, SETS. MOON Ser3, mig war A 8] Port of New York, October 6, 1358. CLEARED, ‘orfolk—H Ludlam. W—R W Cameron. Rio Janeiro—G Moke & Co. Sheridan, Russell, Havana—J W Elwell & Co. lata, Robinson & Co. a ‘k Pride of the Sea, Urann, Sea del Valle Es Independence Sehr ay base (Br), Loe! Sehr MA Jand, Kel Bel Case, Laguayra—A rr, Brunswick, (i hr Ch, tS 0, Piekis hr F Burritt, Salyear, s—N H Bi a—J EB Ward & Newbern—J Smith & Co. ham, Co. ce, Almon, St Ter xe 1 Nevius & Son. 4 Sto Bed Hotebktss, Munson, St Jago—F B Del. cidhart, St John, NBD i DeWolt, Brunswick, Ga—Demill & Sehr AM Fawarde, Rawarts, Edenton—J Smith & Co, ond— Master. Sel Kebr & Queres Sart ble Sehr Coast Pilot, Hotchkiss, Richm: ‘hr 2 Toll, Purdy, Oi iy Pointe M Pry Neptune's Bride, Kiagsland, Baltisore. n—Dayton & New Haven —Mr vop 1 © Borden, Collins, Fall River—Master. ARRIVED. \—Mailler, Lord Parividge, Hix, Qantiner, Me—G 1. Hatch & Co. Schr Jas Lawrence, Allen, Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Sm Sprague. ster. Steam, Arago, Lines, Havre via Southampton, t 22, wilh mndae Bod Dpugstngers, to Wn 8 Dragton, strived of tas Battery at £.10-4 3 hewitt Clinwon, Funk, Liverpool, A "Seip ton, Funk, Liv co & ins bof tS Ship St Charles, Seamer: Havre, Aug & va oat. ' Experienced and ngers, to Taylor & Rich. Passengers, to WT the Shi and enced a hea) Ship Far We c with wig Teneed an almost cor days, frm Cape Autonlo to the le wane. An pe ‘& Co. during which foavent Bennett, New Orleans, whd WT Frost, Sept 2, Pensacola for cotton, &e, to Hancock, ind a high cross sen. Brig Thomas Swann, Sep yy Cardagene vin Matanz: with mise, to MeLean vivery erry» Aspinwall, $8 da; lust, lat 2844, loa O, spoke gitude of Havana; spilt ail p, Ramecy, Savannah, 6 hours, with with mdse days W of mdse and 184 wy weather during: Brom), Schelling, Rremen, Aug 1®, with mdse fo Gelric! Sept 8 ant 9th experi the Bar Sept 6, iat Si, lon 77 20, spo Weston. he FW het at snccersion of heavy 4 es from N 1 well. with co- ‘Weshington, trom Galveston via Key West for 4 heavy w cs “Trig Tacch Dent. Fpompeon, Cardenas, 14 days, with sugar, rie Danie Ties plaster, t ‘alah, ' arver & on aaa es ae by - tir Cora Onsite & Schr sr), Farle, Wiadsor, NS, 11 days, with ie oat (Bp. Chishoim, ‘Windsor, NS, 11 days, with plas- Gra (Gp), Cestanel, Jobos, PM, 90 Sak ited, to Harrison tones, Garimow, Bayport, Fla, 20 days, with ir, to John Ahsbal Win Woodbury, Arey. Re See he a ‘ave, stn arenas ei for anger a vy hy Seamer | eweseame oS hepartel Gy Capt Menard, of weamiug Wait Wedd. rot Bawued Brerett New Ori Wind at sameet °SR, light. BAILED. Orleans. Miseellancous. ‘Kew for Be Joh, NB. ; ships Sunny Bouth, Rio Janei- ‘The steamship St Louis, for Aspinwall, will sail at 2 PM this day (7th), with (he passengers and mails of the steamship Moses Taylor, which has been detained in consequence of an accident to her machinery, ‘The steamship Thomas Swann, Cap! Rameey, arrived yee terday morning from Savannah. The obliging purser has our thanks for papers. Sreamen Jaraxnen—From 4 letter received tn this city we Jearn that the steamer Japanese, built here by Win I Webb, for the Russian government, and which sadot wan atthe Island of Java July 19, taking in water, Intending to Jeave direct for the Amoor river, Russian possessions. © April 17, The letter says abo fs a fast mailer; met with some terrific gales. The passage wes made without steam—the propeller being unonn nected and inaking 30 revolutions, ship going ten knote thing had been heard of the sister ship Manjoor, which s from Boston about the same tinve. New Youn Maniwe Rearmten—We have receive Marine Register, and it contains a variety of dona to the above work. Tt is published by nt, 179 Water street, and approved by the ment No6 tof Sfonore SNOW Tie Boa! STEAMSHIP CITY OF BaLtrKone—The following is an abe rd of Underwriters. 1 Sapple. art from the log of the steamship City of Baltimore, arrived at Liverpool from New York:— Sept 9—Wind ronth to we miree channel: off from wharf and tare rece nad hers of at 1225 Staten Island, fall speed: Wj AD ce hf 4 ‘ig ae ht breeze with inter 16 Wi AM, with fog; sounded reth bree P om BF to BW; com n NM KF; Pa i ary grral nee Wink , wonnded the ‘crew were undergoing au cxaminntion at end disehory Randy Hook lightship; Nak; pede 25 mile: bree: 80 fom. ie somtberty ‘course € 67 Fi distance 261 miles PM, noon, licht ned Ahead slow; at 4 pital; ‘ett ne 31 dls ‘28 fine a vals of fog (enn constantly from F; distance 292 70 and clondy distance 316 miles; we AM, ff’ Treah breeze with fog throughout, wert conse N ASK; distance 801 miles: tat AM, Heht breeze: with and drizzling rain. will have ready for Rerineh inthe spri bay Ein without doubt be worthy of nivett, and launched on the ton wath her spars. “She fs 417 fons, and was purchased by bo: fe Ship Pernvien, of Nantucket, has been purchased b Thacher, Evq, of New Bedford, on private terms, 8; en, de. an Agamemnon, Goodwin, from Bristol, Eng, tor NYork, 4.4 BM, off Long Island. i ie Joe, Pinkham, from Richmond for Liverpoot, sept 0, 46:17, lon nel rats of Belfast, 2 days from Santa Cruz for rig ‘Sami Turks Talands aa eat Ser ore topmast on the outward pas- sage), no date, Daly NVork: 20h Athens, Pris finely Bsdelled ane Pardee fe comme? ing abi ot 13 | = hy brig ee new ine allt by Movere Melee, Cannon & Co, at Matta- ry last, was sold at at New Hodford th et, by George A Bourne, at $28 pe ‘ poem Ports. 1b 19— A Rockwell, NOrte: ie ve Orphan, well, NOrleans. Sl Tela pbfemphis, 1 Davis, and Wabamo, Sal y Charles rt ARKS, Sept 2i—Arrbark 1 TR Delano, NYork; oy gt ee in port bar utgers, Delano: brigs Gen Ni ‘ard, Bri He aie Hemmer, upc. i ORAVANNAL Oot Sarr eh Fanos, strella, Frigxn, Havana; brig Rio Gmunde, Cuni Wiscassett. | Sean clr Senator, Wapham, Sandon. Geeta Jabama, Schenck, pad Thomea Swann, Ramsey, N Plandome, Terry, TEM Oct 22 Are achrs Martha Hatt, Kater, Paha Treworgy, Rondout: Capt Joba. Sinth, Port : RS Milles, Henderson, Mhilade! SWHAUNGTON, NO Ost Seiventis par over Main Fax, bark Grumpns, for Porte Tico brig Won Purvi Boston; « Frn'Satterly, Adele and “& W Brow, 4a, Hooton, for PERSONAL. ****—IF YOU COME TO TOWN THIS WEEK me know. ‘NO COMPROMISE DWARD BAJOU, OR VAJOU, A COLORED WA. w. may find a situation by culling'at 17 Weat lith st, ae Biistot, Sept 20—Arr Benj Boyd, Evans, Leghorn, 78 i B “ ” Bruneninaven, SeptiOSht Aeagnder Waly 8 ivi amived en fhe afi th soumer Cab Bannapors, & Sin port ships Aspasia, Greer m Gat 1 | please send your A poate 4 ay Pa Hah Chidvonene, from Nfork'arr Aug at tort £ os —— a rian, Chadbourne, arr Au ~1 for Ustates 1a NFORMAVION WANTED—OF a sehr Anna Hinks, Phinney, from do arr Sept 3, disg. wife of James P. Ello «formerly Minune d Mane Goa Arratdo Ang 36, Br br Oveun fe, Dow. Philadelphia (and | of tho city of brooklyn, N.Y.) It Mise Fillet. or hee oe sid Sept 4 for SUThomas). “Ski Sept 2, ‘bark, rion, Ward, ‘addvcss ‘J. Northall, Attorney at law, 369. Fulton, Turks Isla irs V Laverty, King, Bitz ry, NC; 4th, | Street etn tes York, they will hear ot "6 CM Laverty Rotinson, —. their Advantages something ecemnatan, Bept 16—Arr Suxonia (se), Ehlers, NYork via out Capi, Sep 4—Arr Vulture, Gill, Baltimore, Sld 8h, Mar- tha, ‘Mover Ne Irleana, ONSTADT, Sept i—Are Haleyon, Foster, Hull; Lizzie Drew, Gooding, Havana. Conseaxtixorix, Sepi 7—Arr M W Babbidge, Blaisdell, Lives wall, Idg. Canney, ton, une. 001. Canrnaaexa, Sept 10—In port King Brothers, from Aspin- , Sept 27—In port brig Albatross, Smith, from Bos- A enna Sept 17—8ld bark Tom Corwin, Sherman, beat, Sept se -Are Renerelt Isle, Henchers, St John, NB; of NYork, from Nort! Onward, do for Ravannah. Rid 2h Eppystong, Sept 15- more for Rott GRavesEnn, Be) Mannerink, Dollard I Passed. Henry, Tinker, aad Guy Mannering, Dal \don for’ NYork; ; Hie (from, hland Mary, William: itezuma, Sales Bch Si iid, Stafford, from ‘© Fox, ¢ Fa oy ALWAY, sept 18—Arr Alabama, Drink wat GevenocK, SeptlT—Arr Ma Alliance, Card, NYork; 20th, days 9 how yin Southam) do; 18th, Ferriere, —, FRE, Sept I8.—Arr in the roads, stea ben a Cld_ 18th, Ohio, Hutchins, 1th Bamberg, Wiltians, NOrleaus; Ocean Romp, Wirssel, Condi io. do; dancin for NYork ci tos at ie ker Vivid, Eliott, Antwerp. Sid 17th, London), NYork Oak, -y((rom Moutmein), London; 20th, Georgiana, Latham, ter, Cardiff. tooding, Cardenas; dinburg (ss), Cuming, do, 1 re. RaLTAR, Sept I6—Cld Daniel Webster, Williams, Ma- ; Grey mn} Ariel, NYork Cooper, Kagie, Ston leans, = ow, fino ‘do! Matar, Dik Dia fords Oot AVANA, Sept 2—In port, shi Mobile a hi ite Nears, ws. ted Sith nt pellone wannah, Sid Marston, Jessa, feve isan IN Thompeom, Shanecas Lane, Os a fever) ja fs drs tava ean ee nesta len ’ 1D. ‘finish Wes Arie Hasty from Orug Dennison: 3 atari oe waters Linw 8; Corinthian, throp, Webster: ‘otawa, for ; Emil ihe: a rv 4 and Atberina, Same, Ss ; Cordelia i 5 Ar so ‘ti. Figrida di eS cola r). Spray, Townsley A Arar ot ae for be Sens ding? ork, dg: imaten Es |! Leghorn, Hatch; H Brownsville, chy Ja Mio. 4 (ata Tete or Wiant, Antwerp for SYok Liven Malas, i 20 Purkis; Annawan, Med vana; Crop stadt helen ai ga iaeat Arts JP Hoper, Clough tama Gra diag; sels Varela Mot for New poker chee Mf, Belgian ship Barrow, frou x 5 aid outwerd 20th, Christina, Mon! root, Sept W—Arr Canad Bosion via TU Clip of Baklmore stan Yat vk. a ear. ‘otomae, Boll, Grand Cayman oni New § Orleans; Holye st, Jox- Hartford, NYork. noe Bogie, Level tf While, Patterson, Ha- ‘herman, Hichborp, York; MeKay, Cl Th, Se Newman, Cobb, Malou Tddo Kimball, Bleerer, Se N York: kh, ‘Thalatia, Stiason, N York? rhshire, W Matihda, Potter, NOrleans; Mazatiax, Aug —Tp from San Francises Aug ta, to load for London; expected to about 2) days. 16 ma Apalachicola: State, Crowell. ‘shitide em. ARSEHLLES, Sept 15—Cit a and Sal “Cocker ell, Cockerell,”” Boston. Star ‘of the Union, King, to sail next day for Peastia or a latter port in ‘sail from the ‘Oet I—Arr bark Canada, Wilson, Portamonth. B dacob Prentiss, Garcelon, and ASTER, Sept Dulce Fortman, NYork; Henry, Wilson, do (and was off ‘on. Sr dae, ent In Pollus, ‘Rechatisem or X oe ian I7—In port brig 8 G Bass, Winehes- mH. 8¢ tn Seph tat ship Mary B Rich, Rich, from ni, Nept COW, Belle of the Sea, from London for Atlantic, Maciel, NYork. oon Aug —o. Lye rrogante Rell i, Cox. inde Reva, Wh fe NY eee ‘ork, oats a, He iets ne Rea pian fh of rosa Ocean and Sav denis, no date—T jn port bark rab, b, Bievens, trom New ‘liahery At sete HB. Wansewenn, Sept 1s Ximana, Sept l7—Sid orders, BaNts mere no date—In am NYork, la ry Joly sid Wy nan, Ba a, arm ja leet bark W Hi Chandler, Gage, Vigo, for —¢ yah Arr says bark Restlers, Lothrop, Lt r ico Ofehetn, os Gilchrist, Lon- Baker, Boston. Home Ports. APAL. ACTICOL, A, Sept 29—Arr schr Norfolk Packet, Be- dell, N York. sane port shee 5 Nor A mw € Columbus, Drake, Cid ta, ache Bett ae tke Newburg; sloop senate | TE Lee, loblle. wig. ANY, Del Are aches fiver Cook, SiibSTON, Oct $_Art seamer ¥ilinm Jenkins, Hallett, at Alex RW Bratt, ickerve ‘da: JK Maher, Chai, nad itn 8 eran in, Philadelphia; Tarts port Remo Griffon, Davia, Foote, from NOrleans. Liverpool via Haltfex, barks Ba jorm tne, C Home reer. more, | Sli, iy Flora Temp! a, for Swear, Point, Nohere abe ¥ new Hong Kong: scht Reptite, Hilo (Hie), Campbell, Hailfar; ford, Ter ow, A w folk, J W Romsey, Taye, Baltimore: Cora, 100k, Kilns” fenene, anit yh, Nickerson, Albany. Vin Quarantine, bark At rantine herk Cit stexmahip Hi NS; ship Shawmut, Hi so Fratus, Galveston; Gem, ~Le Phia: h Oe; senre velley, § York: lie. Hinckley, Ortats, to load for Bai sbips Wenoy, Hurgess Glenwood, Avola; Wrigt Northman, BALTIMORE, Oct 5—Arr bi Sled: Werbe 8 | eee 4 P Rilticott. Shiner, rie coower from Btreny and warel Sor lp Oot 1—Arrechr Elizabeth Davidson, Long. ald 9d for NYork VS LANDING, Oc Sd echr Dawit G Ploy, IM Porker, Williston, do. Sng ph, Hover, Blizn beth RUPRTON, Get doar vehi Kephy + fi Rly Maine Law, colt) Rockport. Black, Savannal; hark 4 A Hezzard, Williams Piman, NYork: Gla «t J Alpion, Fifield, Providence; schrs Hugh Balimore: Angie, Webb, Jacksonville. Id, Camden, Me; Geo A Title, Adams, NYork, 84 rien Albion, Tinea Provi- Bd—Arr schre 8B Parks dence sehire pas bag BE er, Fitagern York: Hugh W Fry, "Oct 2-Are ochre | ¥ w Ronney, Coline, Al Hey, Nansemon, o Maria J Mhierv, Winslow, Alexandria; rm James Wison, Usher, Motangas: Cobden, oe | ine Pry. Marshall Marshall, J Carlton; ES ightington, Vhiede phic; To, Berry, NYork; sloop Helen. berek, nOnUETOW DO, Oct 1—Arr sehr Abi ‘rival roe a aod ML on oF prev y''A Orcutt, Orewt, ifamnaxn u 2 ships bound in. Bost wer 5.30 PM—Ontside 90 s, 3 briga, and 20 schra, Bay og W Lindsey € 2 aes ‘rowell, New - ae : iw sek He will hear of a —— RPT Doreny Simon WANTED—OF JAMES CARSON, county, Armagh Saat ‘by My nother, {v= your note till fonr o'clock. I was there at five, at which time the fire broke out. ¢ ~ Ww. T. ap 188 EMILY TRUELL—1 POSTED A LETTER POR L You the soth nit. Favor me with « core answer to-day to-morrow, a8 correspondent: tion. PICHARD BARKEN SHORLAND, OF RYDE, ENG. land, who left there and reached New York about Novem- ber, 186 oF knowing whether he is living or dead, roquested to’ cconmnuuionts win Mr i “Appleton Lee, Not Ba iultivan srest New York. se tl. J... SE Ee ae ANTED-INFORMATION, OF ELLEN SURIYE, A old, who left her parents, yesterday, out S veloc Ac Any person iving kaformatiia of hae « Hague street will coufer a charhy father, han quite ite lot his tight’ ae Bb fage TO ADOPT—AN INFA ay" Rix ONE. week to two months old, Address H. J., box 177 Herald: office, for two days. TO PLEASE A FRIEND, BUT DID NOT GET my atten it LOST AND FOUND. AME TO THE PREMISES ON MONDAY, 4TH INST. ) a bay horse, with halter on, which the owner is requested * to call, pay charges, and take away. NY. LUPE & CROCHERON, Hote! corner Sixth cruntol 110th street, NAUTION.—A_ CHECK DRAWN ay THE 03 ai Sass on one ee ‘s Bank, New Ye rk, dated ap #32, hem on the ith of Sones ber, Care hereby eautioned ent. thereut Sean BRAND, No. 781 sixth avenue, For =a DOG, RED AND WHITE COLOR; & young dog, and apparently «good one. The owner obtain the same by addressing Mr. Reynolda, at J sore, Bear Ridge Fost omice, 106 Opava DUND—LAST RVF ye ING INAFOU bye posh STREFT A thook contains money. App! at Seymonr & Co. 0 Jomn e si sf O8T—ON THE 2D OCTORER, SUPPOSED neizhhorhood of the Shoe and Lenher Bane the otes:—One note of C. O. Biltings, Aanted Rept. 9,'at one ote cadoreed; als te of Thos. a Seree monthe, for: naeraody aison tes of 8 N. peak fom pe vl also 7, other) ve 7 ‘no nse to any one bat the ed en ‘above. note ay ee them (9 tho undersigned will be liberally jean WM. 6 CHANCE, Twentieth streot, Kast river. A BROADWAY Stace, ON WED- nesday morning, about eight o'clock, Sock cont, rep | pet faa ewspaper. ny’ person wha owner at Ot Chambers street, shel! be Satisfactory rewarded ereay J A POOR BOY, A roc: KETBOOK CoNTaTN- yh AL gehen Fith avenne, down to Kon street. pe under by leaving the same at 874 O8T. —LEPT Focelve the then or the owne Broadway. Lee REWARD—ON TURSDAY A anf ng hire lint asin Fee one hundred at one bundred dollars in fives and = Ail perm ge hereby wrod agsinat pursing of Seno grow "y ENnancye Rete ant pa the money aad papern on leaving then ak M Second Sven. osT—MR. B FREAD WRI WALLET OR AR 3 i be na A, se tente his wi 5 vers, @ or retrrn the wallet woe owner, Finy second aabiak ood ‘welfth avenue. TA rr BARGR, NO, 30a rewarded oy leu a No! a Grand OCTOBER 6—FOUND, TODAY, A which the owner can have by deacrihing aud information. Call at 28 Poe ii Sree oem THE ber, a dark ba: bang bushy: LY x gle be rmes, aN rhe Rd REWARD. —LOST. TICKET TO CHICAGO VIA Hiadson River Ralirosd, New York Oentral 5 Creat Western Ra Central Kailro bove sum will be the theket to TywpTesoventh street, or the Central Route Broadway, and no questions ' 5 REWARD.—LOosT, ON wm TUREDAT, ¢ oct. J of the Risth avenie ! hy ees Bai bye jee $10 EY eawal D.- ie pas ret ae STH Hat Bocar & Co.'s, 187 REWARD. —LO8T, = On ABOUT AvGUST Routh ferry, de on the Long Inland Railroad, Toeret aoe Teather trun parked on the end with palit “a $25 Wi 1>., San Prancisen.”” For the of the narkt. and oom: bests the above reward il beg (Monit an ner, agent, oflice a allroad Cony fiuth ferry, Tiromiklyn id mret 25 REWARD—108T, ON THR amH A $2. “) ll on the Meehnice! and trnderw’ aie @ Calon Hank. and a check, for 86} &, drawn order of Angustna Goodale, The finder will receive the above rewal Simp M. Cole, #4 and 86 Pearl street. REWARD =MISSING, SINCE FRIDAY NIGHT lust, Ist tnet., bout 9 o'clock, Sarah Samwell Had on when last seen, a light elning msgid ect chpineton, ong ener hs gray o} i i ewween fama 6 eee in hela above Bg ema bby her father, 0. 6 James REAR THE RAN Rat. Sel Cec pieha tare cee emer iat man sreet