The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1858, Page 8

8 THE QUARANTINE CHARGES INVESTIGATED. Report of the " Conauaane of the Chamber of Commerce to the Mayor—Exposure of the Quarantine System and the Extortions Practised Under It, d&c., & New York, Oct. 4, 1858. ‘Vo ms Howon Danm F. Tremany, Mayor of New York:— Sex—The Committee of the Chamber of Commerce have veceived the communication of your Honor of the 18th ult., with the accompanying affidavits on the subject of the wompiaint of merchants to the charges imposed on & 1ip- ‘ping at Quarantine, and in reply beg to state, that trong ‘the reagons given by the Health Officer for having had re course to the odious system of monopoly, for discharging vessels and lightering their cargoes to the city, are plausi- Bie, and look as if adopted for the sole denefit of the city ‘aun its commerce; yet, on examining closely into the man mer in which the work is performed and the Quarantine Fegulations observed, it would appear that the commerce ef the port is being severely and unnecessarily tax od tor the benefit of a few individuals, while the people of the @hty and ite vicinity are no more shielded from expornre to covtagious diseases than they have been in formor years. That your Honor may be able Yo appreciate tho Feasons which have forced the Commetee of the Chamber ef Commerce to this conclusion, the following mtatoment and documents are respecttully submitted:— From the perusal cal the letters of the weil Known firms of Horace Soutimayd & Sons, Surges & Co. Robert & Williams, RL. & Stuart, ané Spottord, Tieston & Co... your Honor will not fail to be struck with the necessity of ome radical change in the ena of enforcing sanitary jecunias, if we would wish to preserve Our commer. Gial supremncy. Either the whole subject must_be given ever 10 the pational government, so as to secure uni formity of action at the diferent ports; er our State must 0 modify ber Quarantine laws as to prevent the possi Dility ofthe private interests of her employes from clash ‘with those of commerce. "~ Previous to the incumbency of the present Health Officer, any one engaged in the business of lighterage, on giving good and sufficient bonds for the strict observance ef Quarantine regulations, was permitted to engage in the Dusiners of lightering the cargoes of infected vessels from Quarantine, thus creating a wholesome competition, and en the merchants—the parties chiefly interested—to one to whom they could best entrust their busi mess; that the present Health Officer has selectod a single individual, Mr. Boyer, to do the whole of the immense usiness of ligiterig from Quarantine the cargoes of im fected vessels; that this individual, co far from possessing the requisite «business facilities,”’ been compelied to t permits under his bond to other lightermen to do Se business which he, with the means at his command, was unable to do; that much the largest portion of the Bghterage this season has been performed under such permits, and the commitiee are credibly informed, and in Bome mstances know the facts, that Mr. Boyer, in ac eounting with the parties who actually do the work, re ‘tains twenty-five per cent of the lighterage as a compen. ‘sation for Tagen the permit, avd as an equivalent for his vesponsibility; that the parties thes permitted to hghter ‘to the city have in repeated instances broken the regulations—the men employed coming direct- to the city, and sleeping within its limits—and among tad. ot Permitted are some of the firms who cortify fat Mr. Boyor’s prices are perfectly reasonable, and yet who ere ready to pay him tweuly-tive per cent of tbose prices while performing the aetive lator. In regard Mr. B.'s charges for lighterage, we woukt ‘eni! attention to the aunexed bill aud letter from Messrs. A. Rolker, Mollman & Co.,by which it appears that the Behterage charged on logwood from the lower Quarantine, de double the charge for freight of the same article — ‘Boston, and twerlty five per cont more than was charge: by Mr. Boyer himself for'the same service in 1856. eommittce would furthe: te, that from the general de. pression in business, during the present season, it is highly able that, if left open to competition, the “charges for ‘woald have been leas than fa former years. a committee wonld call attention to the fact ‘that if lighterage were thrown open to competition, under proper reguiation, as in former years, every firm im the business of lighterage would tind it to their anterest, and would be able to exercise a etriet super- yiaton o over the men employed by them, but that ono per- hiring ‘or permitting numerous vessels and persons, on erdinarily in his employ, whatever may be his integ rity or business capacity, is entirely unable to exercise wuch supervision. 2. That previons to the present season any responsible stevedore, on giving Ue necensary bonds, might engage the business of discharging vessels at Quarantine; that oo the first day of April last, Mr. George J. Dean was waited on by Mr. Boyer, and was by him induced to call oo Dr. the Health Officer; and that shortly af- po the said Bean, or his firm, was entrusted with the sole control over all the work done by stevedores at the Quarantine establichment—Dr first having made fnquiries as to his pecuniary responsibility and having ob- (tained from Mr. Dean a list of prices cortitied to as rea- @ouable by other stevedores. No public notice was given, Ror was any inquiry tiade of slevedores formerly engaged at the Quarantine under Dr. Thomson himseit. The com. ‘mittee, convinced of the enormity of the mange made by Mr. Deen, and-surprised that the names of samen well known as respectable stevedores should be migoed to a certificate Usat said — “| were imode vate and just, have personally upon seve ral of the ‘signers to.the aforesaid sumiele ‘of prices, an find to their very great surprise Uiat Grey, the steve: doree, absolutely deny that they ever knowingly have gigued any such paper, on the contrary, that they nseert ‘that they would have been glad to have performed the samo services for 33}; per cont less, The charge upon home of these articies is #0 Cnormeus as must immodi- aiely strike the @ltentwn of your Honor—five cents for Banding one thousand segars over the side of a vessel! Apd it will be observed, that after public attention had Deen drawn to these ey eee the Board of Health, on investigation, had ‘thom equitablo— Mr. Dean of bi ord reduced jority of thy goods. . fr. Dean of hie own accord reduced a majority of them . Grom twenty to sixty pepcent. But while the charges on | General mosrchandise numerous articles Were reduced, these ou sugars in hogs Beads, which article forms by far the tos’ important daom dn the cargoes of Infected veasols, were left unal- tered, though greater Ua hal ever been pgeviously charged by twenty five per cent. The annexed letters from responsible stevedores will prove the correctness of @he allegations of overcharge. In ‘Mr. Dean's aff gavit be have eae 3 sense by the use of steams power, in vessels along Bide of the wharf and discharging them. Se far is the use of seam power from being an additional expense, Unat it is im reality a great eaving—cargoes being th mmore eyeeliy and wil) mcd lems Mabie seen ceettoms scummy Se the work of many ladererm. db consequence there being but a single stevedareat tbe Quarantine, veseels have frequently been compelled to ‘wait for several days, until they could be unleaded in tarp. Mr. F. Reid evates, in bis efidavit, that his indeed low, wore nek thet, previous 2 permeates eet, goon Doard a vessel, Mr. Reid hae nee or captain to sign © bend or 6 on ‘arch he binds humseif 10 pay Mr Reid the sam coy oe in |, On every hogshead on wired coopering or not, for work actually dove, and as ‘thout Mr. Reid’s permis it We tbe Conrequent spoiling and waste of the cargo. 4. In regard to Mr. Olney, the proprietor or agent for the barges Used in the storage of cargone of infected ves. wele, we would simply Alate ther porecesva teat the committee Lave ia two bille im which lighterage is charged abe Quarantine vowecl to the storeship, at cnttlt & bale, where Ube vessel was tow- ed absolutely alongwide the mureshy, at an expense not exceeding ight dollars, and that Mr. Olbey ba? refused to deliver the cotton umul such bille were paid 5. The commitiee have been unable to fad an in @tance, previous 2o the admiuistration of Dy. Thomson, fw which the capsaine of vessels having vo rickness on Board, and loaded emurely with mk and bay rum, or with sali alone, or with apurite of turpentine aud naval stores ‘alone, or with pitch pine lumber alone, have beon com pole! to have their vessels fumigated. The committee ‘would further remagk that, if it bax been the invariable practice for (he last aight years w olurge twelve dollars for fwaigating packet shipe and steamers, and «ix dollars for emualier veesels, whan they fra arrive, and the same eum for a second fumigation after they have been dis charged at Quarantine, when the total cort of mutcrials employed iy woch Fumigation cannot Be more than a few cents, He fact that the abure has already existed ¢ Years, dors not make i lees vexatious to le owners and (vessels amd thoogh the eum in Lh secon eanall, Wsorwr & part of 4 systeu of Quarantine exactions exceedingly onerous jeivon, the proprietor of the eteam torn Onder ola, in hit afidavit. states that he enjoye no exciosive privilege, but thet the captains of vessels are at liberty 4 employ other eteumtuge in towiy thew vos gels betweer the upper end iower (Quaruntine stations and in carrying provisions, water, yasseugers, Ae. to end from vowels quarautioe! in the lower bay, bot Mr Nelson forgeta to state that, during the mouthe of June July and August, any other seamtug having commanica ou with an Jafected vessel, unless employed by bim would be at anor subjected, ied in one tnetanee wae #1 jected, to the arvest and detention of the crew and vesre! at Quagantive, while Mr. Nelsow har hired a etoammtug to acnie\ Leow boat, the Cinderella—thore being more work than coulé be dome by the latter alone—at an expense of thirty dotians per doom; and thatahe ame steamtug, the moment Mr Nelson bad no further occasion for her sor Vices, without being subjected so any Quarantiwe, wa Perm (ed theen me day lo be employed in her asus) eecn Pavon of towing Temeele about the harbor, In regard to he moderate cha, ges of Mr. Nelson, we would farther @tate that the cher Of Ove dollars for carrying & cask of water from the up per to a veel af the lower Quaran dine, of one dolinr dor carrying a barrel of potatoes, one dollar for a basket of f-crh previsiona, from one to five dollars for a passenger, and tif dollars for towing a vee nel (ror ame Quarantine tation &) the other the merchants af New York a vy thing Wut modera Finally , the committer ca not elowe thee report without expremmipg (heir opinwn thoy. une immediate stope bo taken 40 remedy ibe evile complained of, poxt year no eotton will be sept here from Svutbern ports wad. compe ratively, but very little sugar {7.0m the Wout judiee We are, sir pour Most obedient serv nie ROYAL P.TELPS ) Commun Nob. MOCutEADY, -Chainber of WM. A. BAYLEY, ) Commerce We, the undersigned, baving been le %% Cherged in 1) business of loading and discharging vVASSeIs at Unik peri, would have submitted to all the rules acd regulations of the Health Officer, and we woul! also hay,° furmebed hina wu bonds for the faithfa! pork mance of # pur duties, Abd we would have been va ¥ Willing to have discharged cach and every package tha’ has heen dimcharged at our Quarantine this season at ran thirty Ghiree and one-third per cent lene than has been Charged by the firm whe monopolize this business thers — but the contract war never publicly offered, and we \\*ve therefore bh opportunity of bidding for it, But now be whall be w NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1), 1858. Officer, and furnish bonds atiefactory to him ‘cr the faith- | Contingencies. When the revulsion forced the trath out, ful disehar, e of all our duties. Richard J. Holmes, ‘William Roberts, Haggennan & Hall, George Walsh, Henry Neal, Bilas 0. Pierce, George Bowdon, Jobn I. Bamber, William Matson,” Peter Mead Judah Berry, Ostrom & Morris, ©. Buter, Davis & Tappen, James Gunnerson, T. T. Husson, Charles W. Billings New Yor«, September ‘24, 1658. Quarantine Extortions. ‘TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Per bark C. C. Fowler, which arrived in this port from New Orleans on the 26th of 4ast July, and was detained at Quarantine, we were courignees of fifty-six bales of goat skins, of which we hand you the following particulars:— By erder of tre Board‘of Health or some other authority Urey were Wansferred for storage to the barge EK. Cor ning August 28, and-on the 9th of September we received permission to ship ‘them to Philadelphia, For this trans- fer and storage We'had to pay the following bill-— ‘Orrice, oss: ANTINE STORAGE, 109 Wall street. Meors. Sarene-& Ou To Umox LiguTER Co. To 30 oe ‘age on 5 eit helen: woah skins, at 36, ner dale. | a» Te iabor Te lpiterage rom verse! on 56 half bales goat skins, at per bai booms 23, 1808. And, owing to the long detention at Quarantine, the da- mage to fhe skins from worms we had to settle at 58 per cent on the Jot, equal to say $1,350 (thirteen hundred and fifty dotare). As acontrast with the above, we received, Augnst 12, at Brooklyn, via an eastern port, from New Orleans, a lot of Bi ven bales goat skins, precisely similar to the above, which fortunately escaped the clutches of the Qua- rantine officials. These we shipped to Philadelphia August 28,ufter having paid the following bills, and having the privilege of having the skins beaten and rebaled in the store — Messra. Surens & O1sveR, To Enen’® Jackson, on goat sking, received Aug. 12 one month, 67 bales, atde.... 3 ¢ For storage RovelVing'and delivering 61 baton, at 4s. + $5 6 Total Brooklyn, August 23, 1858, Menara. Surens & O12vER, 2, 67 bales gee roa Aug. 2, lighterage on 67 bales goat skins "rom pou's tore, Brooklyn, Wo Swifwure Line... $5.00 Brooklyn, Sept. 17, i Or a little less than 1530. per bale, which you will per ceive that the same work at Quarantine with no privileges to us to take care of our property, cost 75c. per bale. Moreover, the barge E. Corning, being a miserable old bats sunk at her dock one night and for this we have been asked to ¢ign an average bond, but so far have re: fused. The bills we have copied showing expenses in Brooklyn, and of lighterage, are no less than the regular rates, and we considered our property far safer in store there than when at Quarantine. The average weight of each bale of the two lots was about 110 Ibs. SHIERS & OLIVER. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Scxpay, Oct. 10—6 P. M. The week which has just ended has not been distin- guished by any particular activity or revival in business. ‘The ordinary commerce ef the port has been carried on much on the same scale as for several weeks past. The speculation in breadstuffs, which was stimulated by the advance a few weeks back, has been checked by the fa vorable harvest news from Europe and the consequent decline in the price of the staple here; we note generally, for the past week, a dull market, with a decline of 25c. a 300. on the barrel of flour, Gotten has been steady, with moderate sales, mostly in transit; the best estimates of the crop now make it amount to about 3,350,000 baies The closing of the active dry goods season has naturally caused a feeling of dullness in that market; there has been, however, a fair demand for domestic fabrics and a large arrival of foreign goods during the weck. It is understood that many Southern orders yet remain unfilled. In groceries ‘there has becn a fair business done, with an advance in some articles. Sugars are higher, and are well maintained at the advance. Coffee is also quoted a shade higher. Tea is very quiet, without change of price. There bas been a food deal done during the past week in wool, of which both foreign and domestic descriptions are higher and in good demand at the advance. Hides Lave boon steady, with & moderate supply. The foreign trade of the port for the week, though quite moderate as an average, has boon in exoeas of the corres- ponding week for the past two years. The correspond- ing wook last year, it must be remembered, was the one which preceded the suspension of specie payments by the ‘banks: business bad been paralyzed for a long period, aud importations had been seriously curtailed. Under these circumstances it is gratifying to perceive that the import entries exceed those of Inst year by #0 smalia figure. The following are the comparative Custom House tables of the trade of the port for the week and the year:— IMPORTS, For the week. 1856. 1857. 185A. Dry $) 047,141 776,788 934,268 ‘1,682,857 (1,724,662 1,803,251 (50,302 ~ 2,350,005 2,058,810 1$2'000.408 186.869,577 118,366,679 Total for the week. Previously reported. . 74,746,890 189,242 672 116,025 480 Since Jan. 1... KATORTS, KXCLUSIVE OF IRC. 1866. 1857 1868 ‘Total for the week.... $1,900,800 1,721,980 1,807,451 Previously reported... 56,612,242 62,960,196 44,745,300 Since Jan. 1 $57,821,632 54,081,175 46,655,860 EXPORTS OF APRCTR. Para, American gold coin. $20,000 00 oean Favorite, Buenos Ayres, doubl’ns 11,825 00 ae jorthern Light, Aux ayes, US. golde'n 500 00 Hudson, Bremen, U. S. gold com..... 2,250 00 Semr.City a Liverpool, USg vrs 626,886 16 Do. Mex. silver 14,357 00 Do S i Sil. dollars 50,000 00 Previously reported. ...... The export of specie, as seen above, was small, ax usually happens when the Canard steamer sails from Boston. It may have told against the specie reserve enough to reduce it below twenty-eight millions; though as the heaviest ehipment was on Saturday, it will only count one day in the averages, and the apparent loss will be less than the real. This week there will arrive from California & remittance which will probably capry the #pecie line once more to the neighborhood of twenty nine millions and a half. The Sub Treasury has lost during the week about half a million of dollars. In money there 1 torial change to report. Sixty and ninety rst clase, sells at about four per cent at bank and outside, mocond clase paper, or at longer dates, goes at five to seven, according to quality and date. Loans on goverment or State stocks, at call, are readily obtained at three per cent, on good rallway or other securities a! three and a half to four, shrewd borrowers rarely needing ceed the lower rate. Foreign exchange opened early lart week at high rates—110 on England, and 6.1244 « Pars: but it fell off after the sailing of the Boston steamer and closed for yesterday's pucket at 100% # % for ster ling and 6.1235 934 for france The stock market has been very active during the week. Barly im the week a strong bull party was forme! to operate in New York Cantral, and incidentally, it supposed, in Michigan Central, and perhaps one or two other descriptions. Encouraged by the eymptoms of « rise which were ‘evident ten days azo, this party has en tered the field with courage, skill, and up to the present time, with muccess. Tt does not seem to be their purpose to endeavor to move stocks with anything like # sudden rash w York Central, in their hands, hne steatily rieon a the rate of \ to 4 per cent a day; Michigan Central hy riven still fesuer, When these stocks are four or five pe cent bigber. the caleulation # that the public will come 1 and boy freely, leaving a handsome profit to the pro Jectors @f the movement. Among the other speculativ- Htocks, Pacific Mu has been prominent. This was 1044 A week ago, rose to 106, fell to par, and closed yesterday at 100. The cause of the depression wae the contract made by Randall oo behalf of « new California company for the porchase of the Maltic and Atlantic (Collins) steamehipe. The subsequent r was predicated on doubts a© to the consummation of thi contract. Whe ther it be consummated or no, there can be no doubt ‘but the Pacitic Mail will soon have an opposition to cou tend against. We presume that the is the opinion of the most experienced among the directors of that concern and that, however large their business i, they do not themeelves expect their stock, with all the contingencies to which uninsured and unrepaired boats are abject, to role permanently above par Toward the close of the week a movement wus made in Reading. A prominent bear ¢ said to bave bought in hiv short. and thos cavéed the market to advance about 2 per cent. There ie probably no road in the country stich (hvstrates more foreibiy the errors of owr ratirosd policy Chan the Reading. The reports of that company properly etadied would afford material for a most tho '0ugh expen of our raftrom! fallacies, Not many mouth= ane the Teading wae overwhelmed by a flouting debt falling but little, if at all, short of three million of dol lars this foating debt contracted? Up to day paper to euen How was very day ft war disclosed the ropgrts f the compeny ed that ft was in a mos! farishg — condit making more money than Per ot divided and aying Oyo warps Lo wow | this enormous floating debt was admitted, and means were taken to fund it, Itis now ascertained that all of it has im fact been funded (at a cost of about a million of dollars to the company) with the exception of about $700,000. This would also have been wiped off, but it was found impos- sible to sell any more of the bonds at the price fixed upon— 70 per cent. It is also enderstood that the total capital stock and bonds of the Reading, which only a year or two since were set down as under $18,500,000, now actually amount to the eermous sum of 925,000,000 : in other words that this road, which is not one hundred miles long, has actually cost over $250,000 a mile, considerably more than the most expensive road in Great Britain. When we Uy to discover where 80 expensive a road can find means to pay interest on so prodigious a cost, we find in the first place that the Schuylkill Navigation Company, its present rival, (which cost $11,000,000, all told,) carried du ring the week ending 30th September, 44,000 tons against 87,000 tons by the Reading, and that this bas been the average rule for many weeks past. Nor is this all, Nest year the Scranton Railroad will be prepared to make contracts for tho delivery of coal at Elizabethport ata rate which will undersell the Reading 75 cents to $1 per ton, and by the double track | to deliver three times as much coal as in 1868. The road has been built at a fair price, and the port of delivery is open all winter, Under such circumstances what must be the fate of the Reading ? Annexed is the statement of the business of the office of the United States Treasurer, at Washington, for the present week — Amount on deposit .... «$12,672,926 42 Drafts drawn, but not pai 2,401,780 46 Amount subject to draft, 10,) 171,145 96 Reduction from last week “697,788 Receipts. 578,529 03 Drafts paid, 1,416,849 83 Drafts issued 1,276,815 39 Net balance, 7,915,761 31 The receipts at tide water by the canals of this State, of flour, wheat, corn and barley, for the first week of Octo: ber in 1867 and 1868, have been as follows:— Hlour, pu, Wheat, bus. Corn, bus: Barley, bus 2,791 1857... 87,724 115,001 1858 211,852 316,670 246,537 Increase ..38,704 124,128 201,669 - The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles, 60 far, for the years 1867 and 1858, haye been:— Flour, bls. Wheat, bus. Corn, bus. Barley, bus. + 412,577 2,502,201 4,653,149 3h 908 1858......1,816,907 5,217,810 4,838,662 819,353 Increase 904,330 3,715,618 186,503, 161 446 Reducing the wheat to flour, the excess of receipts in 1868 over 1857, is equal to 1,647,454 bbis. The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to Oct. 7 : 1867. 1858. Increase. Decrease. Cotton.......$9,047,972 6,344,583 — 2,703,384 Flour... 5,272,501 6,590,243 206,052 ea Corn meai 169,214 "189,476 30,262 ae Wheat 9.081222 3,000,101 — 31,121 1,138 200 — — 286,653 ‘985,306 268,107 pe 989,024 104,015 = 669,036 3,021,158 18,186,028 638, 1 Decrease as compared with 188%.. Steck Sarvxpay, Oct. 9, bee 4 she JemRR, N Caroli 2000 Cal 7's, new be 10000 Virginia 6's. 1200 Obio 6's, ‘86. 600 NY Cen RR 6° 5000 ReadRR be ,'86. 4000 Hud RR 2m 1OOOMCREpelimsfeb 3500 GO... 66 o 1000 Il freel'd bas. 1000 LaCr&Mil Ig b 3000 Gal&Chi2amb. 934 Paci M83" @. do. 228s. Es8Ssesueke 235 vd s =F, ze5 azz Se o= £ serssess? 4 ‘ 0 an seve CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarrepsy, Oct. 9—6 P.M. ted burinere, at 6e for DATUFPS.—F lour—The market was heavy and prices unsettled, while the demand was chicfly conflued to the home trade, except some demand for the higher pve of Southern brands for export to the t ne wala for the day footed ap abort 6,000 closing within the range of about the tions — 55 16% Rejected superfine... me $5 20 8 Standard superiine Blate.......... 475 a 4980 Extra State do.. it a 500 Common to good We 470 8 480 Kaira lows, Wichigas, Indiasa, aud titi, $00 8 O98 Extra round hoop Obie (shipping brands) 510 a 62 Extra Geneece, h . 5a Canadian superfine and extra a 6% Mixed to straight Southern... a 550 Southern fancy aud extre.... a 14 Choice extra family baker” brands a 8% Rye four F a 410 Corn meal, . a 4% Canadian flour was again beavy, while purchasers. The sales embraced al within the range of the above figures. expecially of the lower grates, heaviness, while there wae a fair demand for the latter graces for export. The sal ‘mbraced about 900 bbis., cloring within the range of quotations. Rye flour and corn meal were quiet, and sales limited. Wheat was heavy, and prices unsettled and lowe About 8,000 9 9,000 bushels, includin, Deere at $1 26, choice white do. at . red North Caro. lina at $1204 $125, and fair white Michigan at $1 15. Corn was heavy and prices easier, while the sales em- braced about 26,000 bushels, including Western mixed at ‘TOc. a T8e., with one cargo of prime to choice canal fteamer Chas, Wack, consigned to Mesars. ite & « Daniel. Tt wag said that she could make the passage from Buffalo in five days. Rye was dull, at 75c.a7éc. Gate were in fair demand, while prices were une Southern brat is, partook of the general Was quiet, and eaies limited. Bales of 273 Rio were made at l0ajc., and 60do Marw mp yf Corroy.—The sales were confined to abBut 700 a 800 bales, closing without change in prices Freer —To Liverpool, 6,000 bushels of “0 were engaged by the Faoort, in ship's bags. at 4)d.. flour and cotton were nominal. To Glasgow, 150 bbis. flour were bey ae he t. To London, 200 bbis. flour were ang: at Is. 64., and 200 boxes cheese at i To Brement 00 baler of cotton were engaged at "jc. There was no omer to notice is rates i California or Anvtralia ¥ War steady, with fair maler at hiv 100 The. isons Hives —Sules of 2,500 Oronoco were mute at wbout ‘Bice. a Me , and 1,000 Bucnos Ayres at private terme. Lise. —Hales of Rockland were making to a fair extont at G4e. for common and $1 for lump do. Ata —The nales embraced 68 bbls, New Ortewne at 8c. net cash, and 67 do. by auction at Ie. a 406 Navat Srome —The market was quiet and sales limited at about 600. for spirits turpentine. Rosin and crude tur Ppentine, in the absence of sales, Were nominal Ons Were quiet, and the geueral feaiuroe of the market wore unchanged Provisions. —Pork—The tmrket was dull, were lower, with rather more doing. About 800 » 900 bb! and prices The sales embraced including mess (old) at $16 60, and old prime at $14 25, new do. at $1475. Boot wae in fair request, with sales of 3000 400 bbis — ‘ime at $7 60, meee do. at $90 $9 50, 11 a $12, and extra do at $19. Bacon was in fot roast, and about 2,000 boxes were reported sold for ‘utare delivery ; 1,000 do. Cumberland cut, at Tige.: and 1,000 boxes short ribbed at about Be. a 80. for December and January delivery, and 42 do. boneless, on the Spot, at 934¢. Cut meats were dull and prices unchangel. Lard was heavy, the sales embraced about 150 bbie., at 1034 a Ile. for new and old. Butter was steady, With pales of State te he lle at contin quiet end eteady, with * ay demand from the trade. The rales embraced _. 1,000 hhde, Cuba, chiefly within the range of 6 a 8 the latter figure for Porto Rico in ba: Ihe’ Molado were old at 4iye. a4 Ke mat and i boxes at about Ti¥e. a Bige. Whiskey was dull, with alee of shout 900 bie. at 220 MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Highland Bran esl AMiance, Rowen for Char! 4 ey rare | Perktion and iad ‘Noriam for CH Ht ALMANAO YOR REW YORK—Tm8 DATE exon es hay gtd ay Teans epee 8 606 q nd Hap earl, Eimpecn, a apisbaunock. Cushing, for do; "alah Le Hale fe Port r 10, 18586. ad: fen ale Howitt, NOrleans, on New Foot, ¢ October 10, ace, ia ae F Mobile; Portland, Leavitt, ARRIVED. Ent out 224, Th (destination chang Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Savannah, 4 days, with eot- | trom ‘Geciong); King bax e Gairaiie ton, &o, to B Tn port 2th, 01 Onward, Flinders, tor Borion lig; me ation, Foster, ‘arian, a hours, with mdse | Monk, for au ipofford, 7 oA per atee einen itiicae Boe Vonnsteno, oighawin wool! Ae, to Willetts & Co, Hi Han been 42 days from the Eaqiator, id ght windy and calma; bad oo NE traciom, 4h inal, lat 2) Jon @ spake sehr 8 Sing er. Grom Norfolk for AB Hooton (of Rockport, Giles, Wilii Behr Gatharioe, ‘aliace, Jumper Lay NC, fehr H Ryan, Harmon, Kehr Susin F Abbott, Ludlow, eerie, Poesy chr J 8 White, Ketchum, Alexandria, 6 days. chr LP Pharo, Cramer, Alexandria, Behr Stag, Townsend, Alexandria, 6 days. Sebr Cornelia, Brindley, Frodertckaburg, 10 days Mi , Virgiula, 3 a 6 days. Kehr K Cl ‘days. eal Behr NS Rue, Aumack, Yi 2daye. Behr C J Errickson, Asac, 2 pid Sehr J B Brinckley, Cullen, 2 days. Schr T © Bunting, Adiera, Vir 2days. Schr H Havens, Aoby, Virginia, ye. Schr Ira Bliss, Matthews, Virginia, 8 day: Geory mm, 6 n. Schr Mist, wal Kehr F H Abbott, Binith, Sehr Emily Johnaon, Tanne), Baltmore. Behr Mary Turion, Burton, Delaware. Nash, Reed, Calais, 10 d Sehr 8 aye Louisa; Cummings, Fall Ri Sehr (ti ewe all Rivers ir owe, Jones, New Haven. \t, Heath, N Sloop Vi Pa hing ive New Bedford Steamer Pewei, Baker, Providence. ‘Wind during the day W. Bs | Miscellaneous. ‘The steamship Marion, Capt Foster, arrived yesterday from Charleston. The purser has our thanks for favors. Suir Marcia Gneeniear, Merryman, which sailed from Li- yerpool 18th ult for New Orleans, experienced a very severe Sarhoene on the 17th, in which she lost foretopmast and most of is. Bakk Bri, Cann, from Ps for New York, put into Al- goa Bay July 23 to repair, having lost part of bulwarks. Bakk Sea QueKN (of Westport), Burdett, which sailed from New Bedford 17th ult for Pacific Ocean, returned to that port th inst on account of having been dismasted in a. gale 23d ult mn 68; carried away the ih one a fying bp jibbooms ean fore topmast, main wp ‘waist boat and doe end how baal, and tore. spaaker budiy.” The gale. com- menced at 8 PM from SE and blew very hnavy for six hours, Then it suddenly changed to NW. The bark leaks 300 strokes | in 24 hours. P wi Scnx 8 Locxwoon, loaded with lime, where from or for not stated, missed stays and went ashore near the steamboat land. ing at Cape May at 2 o'clock op Bunday mogning, 0th, Vessel full of water. Scr Gen Scott, Macomber, arrived at New Bedford 7th inst from Bangor, bad a severe NW gale during Saturday and Sun. day. At® AM Saturday, 40 miles SW of ht, Cay cy oa, sprung aleak and could not free ber with the pumps, tea also making a complete breach over her. Threw overboard and Jont 25,000 feet ‘acuntiing, 20, 000 sl des, and sume 20,000 Inthe, which #0 much relieved the vessel thai she rode out ‘the gale in safety. CouiisioN—A despatch from New Orleans dated the 70h inst, states that the brig Treole and bark H Hazeltine had been in collision at the mouth of the Mississippi. The Creole had re- turned to the city, GLascow. Sept 20—The Alliance, from New York, arrived bere on the 18th net, encountered severe weather uring later partof voyage, ‘and was obliged \othrow # portion of her cargo overboard. PLYMOUTH, Bert 2—The —. arrived here from Denia, reports that she pposed to be au American, Senterday, neta Wrekeash, ais irate eae egaacneee ian” Hantmust. Bethe following table gives a summary of the vessels in. the St harbors of New York, Boston, Baltimore, Wilmington, N O, Charleston, Savanpab, New Orleans, ond jalvesion, at latest accounts from each of em Bteamships aipe Bari ‘ork 30th; ‘Lo: Taaac Bell, Johnston, for do: immediate] raat for Byam Devereux, and Maura, Bop lesa ren Arr for Trieste); Chevalie, Ande! from Alexandtia, B 22d, ae go berk e Fhiewar ‘Auld, Bostot pool vis Halifax; ship Beunington, Douglass, NOrieans; sacola: echy John C Patterson, Hi brig Blanchard, Waite, re Rover's Bride (Bri, Gerrior, St John Colburn, N York; Lath Rich, > Wizen, Poughiccepsie: Mary Ti Bunks, pina Rio Janeiro. Sid bhip and Amanda, Kelley. Philadelphia; Fred York; 8d, brig Norfolk, Lancy, Jamaica. eo Giraffe, Wass, NYork; 6th, brig Sarah Wooster, Grant, for Teerpeh Sandusky, barks Alice Prov HG ngs A, fi dence; schrs Black Monsier, for Havana; ‘Queen ‘of the Bouth, for Providence nelro; l,i been in collin at the mouth of the Missisaippi with bark Hat Hurlbut; Robina, eto, Southern ‘readwell, for 5 Hasters Bure: Ockley, and Masinah Secor, Chase, for Rio “ane Fo; Lincoln, Merril. for Montes ideo, Architect, ritius and Akyab; Smallwood, Marth, and Herre Races: ‘Adelaide, Goddoes, Crowell for Vort Philp; Snapdragon, Ni others, Id 28d, fiey Knox, x oan, Cit 5 Jas i ‘gfa harah Newinan cutta (and parted Deal By ‘Tin ae. and Arrat Grayese Bept 18—Arr Oasis, Creech, Venice; Lone chi ELLE, ‘i on Havana and sid Tith n, Malta; Cla- th, Hichborn, jit. Mresina, Septi3—Arr Gre: potas Guibran y, Genoa; 17th, Mary re. MaLaca, Sept 11—Touched, bark Wild Gazelle, Framphrey, a passed Gibraltar 13th), for Bost apne Key i8—Arr Montmorency, Brawn, Liverpoo je Need ai co Wes Gch Jalen fe , Geo West, Cou jaune Foursxquri, Bs cept 21—Sid Sarah Ann, Drinkwater (from London), Ni Guantsrown, ; Sept 20—Tn port Mary Felker, Gellatly, from SHIRLDA, Sept 22—8Kl ship T B Wales, Burr, Calcutta. Sr CKore, Sopt 14—in port sehr Masonic (aot Monsoon), Per~ nn Jackson ile just arr Oct Arm ship Acme, Somerrail, London; [igh _CB, Sept ache: ‘Helen, Philadelphia. Kept'23—8it Wm Woodside, Card, Havana, Vio, Mtept Ti—Cid Wm A Banks, Bartlett, Malaga, Ports. Home ALEXANDRIA, Oct &—Arr schrs Alva, Grenmsened, Wi a8 sor; Evergreen, D n, do: John Guest, Rainer, NYoi nfon, NYork; Susan Bray, Naylor, Ware- a Boston; San Louis, Keichuin, and 10) 'AM—Arr steamship Canada, Lang, Liver- Lamartine, Jol : Mareia Trihon, Cranmer, Leal * foston Get 9, f hea, Pen- delphia. Returned, Eastern State, Ropes, ‘which satied henee on hap ge at be h yonerday, on out jor captain being sick. Bld, am barks La Rei eth—arr at Quarantine ie “te, bark Tom Corwin, from atu BALTIMORE, Oct &—Arr a Muscongus, Carter, Philadel- hia; bark Cavalier, Ferrall, Rio a ie Altavela, Gil- ey, Koston, Cld steamer I NYork; Cod Abby Havre; ent, Boston; brig NB; schrs' WB Horsey, iekes Boston; F J Brogna ik it Perkins, | Rowe rts, Newburyport: ‘Bunks, Somerset; Jo} jenry, Fenton, Tiby; Boston via Flushing Bay, ‘id; Wid Pigeon, ‘Sid brig faker, Mobile; a ouee, ‘West Indies; Anita Damn, Thompeon, iparber n, Milliken, Providence very a (ON, Oct 6—Cid brig Thos W Rowland, Rowland, Amelia, Lunt, Liverpool. BASTPORT, Oct LSid schrs Ocean) Herald, Clifford, Alex- ndria: 2d, Astrea, Pine. Baltimore: Judge ‘enney, Cottrell, er, Cottrell, New NYork. Sid 5th, Booth, Oct 110 port brig Croton, Bye, for New rt ships Ina Russell, and Alfred tin zdon, Internationa}, and Samuel C M Rice, Greenough, Galveston; Annandale, Hu brig Samuel French, Parsons, ork. vase ‘KSON VILLI MOBILE, Oct 2—In torer, for Havre; Gov for Queenstown and a mkt; peed, tor Liverpool; brigs , for Havre; Goodsp Empire, for Provi Boston and Jease Rhyna and others. NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3—Arr ship Havelock (new), Snow, tier, MeDooals, Rio Ja. baving Bangor (not Boston). k og Vad (by tel) brigs Emeline Tovcon, Baltimore. Retur PRORFOLK, Octi—Arr chr Albemarle, NVork. Cit sehr “SEWHEDYORD, Set “AM—Sil aa pepsin Potomeka, Cush- Only Daughter, John. (of Kingston) ’ ILMINGTON, NC, Seta ‘schr ILMIXGTON, ¥ Oet 7 BB oT uM Co vod | man, NYork: ache York aud Albany. WPORT, ey aetechin Wecched len, Hooper, Ca! for 14 | NYork; Martha Kendall, Norton, Addison for do; Taylor Small, 85 | Long, Frovin incetown for do; Cowl, Smith, and Bengal, Fi | Murphy, "nod Orin’ Tiekland for do, Mighlande “TT | ostnn for Alexandria: TB it omit Camden for ™ York Joba F Patten, ; poe ert Ea for dnd ‘all Temals 2 8.AN, | Martha Anna, javana, 3 brig Sen yersent for Wilmington, NC, ia Sid this AM, brigs Ellen Hay _.. 4 | den, King, Havana dhaving returned 6th, In consequence of LOLA] Rad'weathen; Katahdin, Amesbury (from Amsterdam), New 3 yEENSACOLA, Sept 29—Arr brig R Bingham, Southack, Key . 2 | PORTLAND, Oct 8—Arr brigs R Bahia H via Havana; Harriet, Sedgeley, Vir, Trenton, Atherton; ++ 16 | Mitarala, Bibber, and Ocean Traveller, Hargent, Philadelohin: a | Cid brig Henry iat Cheney, Cardenas. "Sid, wind W, ‘Rarab B ; brige i ‘and Thos E SALEM, Oct 8—Arr echra Triuinph, Artis; § V W Simmons, 3} Godfrey, ‘aud. Rmpl ‘Philadelphia. Cla — |x Saber and a mkt. rT) | 3 ND—ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, IN BROADWAY, Sbeatber bag, a amount of money. The owner H can have it by Ma fa bag and contenu: a from 8 to 9 P.M. st ™ “ a ie O8T—FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN TWO Notices to three o'clock, in Broadway, ‘between Glas nrectaat ENTRANCE TO THE RIVER ao THE PRINCES AND MORSE erage piece, a dlue 0, Contatuing mone wo risire Hoes x Ketiee to hereby siren Sl & ea moved to « poaition mid ween the Princes Channel Light vewwel and We Gude Begede. sinew Hee in 596 faihome at Saeco ee following marks and 4 Mill open W of George's Farm, SSW W. . edgbger ire open Wor — at the back of Margate, a Li eo gna Fy Chambers street and Broadway " will receive ro belt ofthe Bey, and the thanks of the owner oa Jeaving the saine at No. O8T—ON TUESDAY, 5, BETWEEN Saree a anh street, dae. Any person bringing it 14 Co's exes the | Soe wr wil fc salably rewarded” HANonh Tongue BE by ICKED UP— ADRIFT. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, STit Sager Bitom, & Oy WS inst, an oyster akiff, about 2) feet long, containing « quan- Notice is itis intended in the course of the | Uty of ovaters. ‘The owner ower can, hae ber Gi proving propery month of Getoperio make ihe following changes In the Buse | Amd paying expenses by calling oa Michaci Whoclsy)” Sc nel. — Water sirect. Gore will be taken away. a 1 Tis, E Lact Buoy willbe moved ahout TN. mile F of Ue W yarrengement the teres Last Buoys and rr nen en eee Margate Hook Be Beacon will be separated at distances, aahau Aammenaan. sr Bucy will ‘be placed cm the Mecalver Band, whic D5 REWARD —LO8T, AROUT Tite istil OF AUGUsT, ith Morente Beaben,’ will forms tbe Eastern enlranoe 255 Mou ten Toland, bhi and eliow epic ate ieee “hannel. Further poter will be given when the above fected. By order. ph a BERTHON, Beer acy BAL TIO—ReVRLSTEIN gurrastet. snr BEL hee es ean velstete fede bern been placed upon the N coast the direcdon of the two white and red fry fy} Zio sagenes (fetboms of 7 Hngliah fee) N red buoy, and will be ‘daily from sumert. Us eunrien. will be on the let-13b Nov, and the to Revel. Itix to light thle veel every 2ator n ‘vill be atte perso of the placa the ‘buoys, pl ae Ia-Lath Nov, the weet! oer that period Wl retara 6 ‘The vesnel serving a* a eames) Ia to he distingniahed from Srieee cadets ares manent te dy tas Hallana in gencral are respecttuly invited tonteng, Sil vine erven ‘bothed shove the ball” During tee i the OFICR TO <a 73 | ‘vessel will be ty three white tights, each placed in lan. ‘inonclation The Beart of, mireetore uct to cers koe terns, baving eight bam fs wan renestory, hoisted upon each of demand from the shareholders that are in the three masta above: arrears of ‘mms due them to eald Association, tr ae wentber 0 tell _ wirike with betervals of Gwe Pacts oh of aid nae ciabons, paesed “ iset. ‘Alendance every Whalemen, fecaay evening, Me P. Returned to New Bedford Mth, bark Bea Queen (ane Mise!) ROBT. THOMSON, Sid from do Ob. ae Janus, Smith, N Pacific owen. Arr at Teble Bay. CGM. Aig 3, Zim, Rogers, Ni St Helena (and hl 1100 for Desedation: Sid from de Aug |, tomeet Robertacn, Baboork, Pairbaven Pe mony’ ee. hip eae Ss Cartwright, from Calvatia May 8 for Bow from Mombay June 1 for Lnerpen! ber verge —, one im H Preeuit, Batchelder. from Lireepool for New Ura WATER RENTS —CROTON AQUEDUCT DE Br bark orcas tern OT py i at by anact of the Lagiatature and ioe hor vopane; te bark was badly injured bev ger cemt eit be “pA sr Ar) et main and mizen masa lnvem ber next, in addition to per cent incurred on the let date. £9 ihn Mivarpedt Sor Piintetylin, 20 1 AG _ Mapeoroagabsd a May in ench to Bhip Columbus, of Richmond, steering advance, and the peonitios on unpaid renta ottach with equal Jat 50 N, lon 16 30 W. Certainty on the pt of August and Ni thereafter," abate Laexing 0, Thatcher, ® days henee for Buenos Aytas, , | Rian be Mdeahabie oo ome, to perv hie pr. Eliza Ann, from Darien, Ga, for Weideboro, Get 6, lat Ee Vadcemed wii be wld scoriog ga OTB inet ort stators ts M. VAN SCHAICK, President. natves, Rept 19, in Turks lnlende Paakige =e Oe Aupnone =, Sept 20—Kid , Trask, N York. Cm sid Royle ine's Favorite, Semervo N¥ork Hany Sm rr bark J M Morales, Murmelster, Me Ceres, Humphries, St ssed “hn oe Ley city Sot fededy A A Oe, Behring, Praakiort, Me; at NOrleaie: Or Meta: bite, Ronteaus Aept Gil Momphie, Davia, Now Mruticerstia, Ree Scare Yivsl st bagi Cordift, rr . Canmer, ept bead Bes eh ida mbar, © a po Duar, Sept _Arr'Gay Marheriog, Delian, London for x York oe ees ); Greg Oke ‘Onk, a fon? Maulmain (and Rated lcd adm pg nda, Mrmr prpeteded Can agi: fone Ratings ir ener bag tt oak eae steota File, Groat, tom tre from Oren, ice Leet 24—Ary Haidee, Jordan, Manaanilla, Klien, One, Ln @2—Arr Alilance, Card, N York. Shi Md, Ja Es or eee ta co Kept ‘Condry, N York: 234, Jane sce age A ry Ri ae * | C8 it, i Parker, Bucknam; ¢ Boke ae pee ‘opt jora MeDonald, Caldwe!), for nate, Crosby, for ub. W er, do; WY Sehawt, Roneua | eRe Sonnoy a Sis Yi / 104 gremetnn Mra. os Ges LPMEN HAVIRG Was NEW OR CAST OFF <CAMP WASHINGT for the year 1888. —Grand mow oe if ist ist i tte i i ee fen | x ADJOURNED MEETING or, DELEGATES } yROM Ne various oom at the house of Man- o'clock. Reach ‘ect te i see for the Teceptlon RC TiROWN ch ‘Chairman. R_ HW. Ocpes, nae ARRIVE ) Fe] NO river, on it trea 5 ‘ meee “I eat 6, att rat 'Y M. GRAHAM, Grand Marshal SPORTING. =" GRAND MATCH WH. a next, vy) at Redford, t IAS a Socal, the of the Kings County ‘chs, cei ‘senda Sot Tate af bo edocs ‘Shades, 285. ‘Washo wtreet, See aT Lye i a ma &O. ‘4 ORNTRE STREET Ww uTH ¥ Siew and lef off cloth ANTRD, Giae00 WORT slireaing tion, BY {LOTHING aA DIRS AND ¢ arp SEMEN } HAVIN’ va xy cap recat & for the name Tobtns $0 Rim st. WN Hekadice aivended i by clothing to diapose of will receive HiN'y per cent mare inewhere by calling at tbe ripre or addressing Danie! D ® Pear) street ra | Sid — __ MISCELLANEOUS. “[ CARD TO Lapres.—a PHYSICIAN'S Lid WwHo has had much experience, and received and ‘pei yore THnighteesih sted, ‘east % Righth avenue. UITRRILINS —HOTIRE: FLIES: TAGBANGED AND purchased. i or direct to Mr. Whitemire, 19 Jorale- mon street, Srooxlyn. At home in the e evening ou ouly. Coe feo ‘ho has had European rns € & doctor w ind beara ee is from the Court from some of the most eminent professors and doc- many. He removes cormsand bunlons permanenty, and extracts nalla, when growing into the flesl or discomforture to the patient. Ofler 31 Bast RESH BUTTER—IN PAILS, | TUBS, FIRKINS xD whole Anirig, reeelved dally ang for gle on the most fa- ableterms. Butter snestutl wacked for Fraser river, vOaitor. , by R. B, LEWIS, 73 Vesey nin, pupae ai par, MULLER, If] TENTH | STRERT, NEAR. hae adopted « methox! of cleaning our- iains ofall Sinda, giving them 2 saparior wl ‘equal to new, without m. They can be done at the rate cf 6 shibtiny a pair, and mi ‘at 10 sbillings a seven as tee cea le. Orders. p iy ‘Mune. M, guarantees to give satisfaction, ARTIES FURNISHED. sy SHOR ontce.. alate eng cently returne choicest 8 of Pi eins oe ae Ee 26 Dow tom ‘or: in, mottoes, for Soliar tak grisea valiere, al china, Ae, furnished. “Apply ai 621 pool _— HOW CABRS.—SCHMIDT & BROS. MANUFACTORY and No. 5 North William street, near a fort, New York, ‘and 77 West Third atl Oho ik, Cincinnati, Ohio. assortment eoustantly on hand. Old show ewes takices fn grchange. « Orders promptly executed. . GPoonna’s PATENT LOUNGE, rable article. ‘Salearoons 636 Broadway. EASONING FOOD IS WHAT CO) difference j i flay oper Fell foal kinds of en a gysers, nal rcp baled ‘once used red wil ver be dayenwed Wil a bs ery SP ae Id and ib Park row, N. ¥., ea prone way __ COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. “) GENTLEMAN MARIED. AS AN AOC ATE, TO eas South and West this winter; eer, OF Lhe is cash, A $5,000 can be pg The eed $600 cash to” ay ‘half interest. Apply to ROTHSTEIN IN a CO., 66 Naswat street, third Boor. steel - ag yee Pek nghng awe GOOD, TRUSTY pn 1 $300 cash, e interested in a hotel po whieh will tier 00 | to $5,000 ni A a to KOTUSTEIN & CO., 66 rasan street, third oor. wert) Cee HAVE ae, DAY ASSOCIATED: with me in business David which will J H. And berealte: styl 5 and firm Daniel Gil- —— & Co. DANIEL GILMARTIN, 92 Barclay street. vaust I, ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.. val} FIRM OF LEVINGER & BAMBERGER has been dissolved by Mr. A. iamiverger i atone ‘authorized 10 set- E. LEVINGE! A. BAMBERG! Bycee conzent. affairs of the laie firm and sign in Hae eee Beak. 2, 58, ARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $300 TO $400 IN A fruit and wine store, in one of the best locations in the chy every satisfaction will be given. Address 0, P., He- rald office. $175 WANTED, A PARTNER IN A GROCERY ©, and liquor store; he can hhave full charge and bait of the profits of the store for $173; also roome for his family rent free. Apply thie cay iu the slore, 7OMulberry street, near Canal 950. A PARTNER WANTED, TO TAKE THB 25 ace of one retiring. ‘To a inan with a small ea- iP Land wi a ter chen oun ign unease a cel lent chance to make money. Apply at 486 Br Vicw Ro: LE tata J WANTED (A yyune MAN PRE. ‘oer ae ee ity x make from $25 10, § $50 ber w eek No ewer can lo poued or humbug J Apply to T. GAFFNEY, No. 10 Centre st —PARTNER WANTED IN A Sawa $750.2 "—PARTNER WANTED, TN_AN ESTABLISHED * Ey ees . tow clearing $28 60 per day, — Pa oP tg 4 10. 000s WIT THIR 6ox, Sigs taearee boned WINES, LIQ! &c. eis ee PURE AS IMPORT mm hs Ld remember SW. Also note thee owas 4, Ue Aa tn Sixtoenth from Rae eeelionies for sewer in Fifth avenue, and | Axseasment i Aswesement for sewer in Allen sireet, from Hester street | aipfeetnorth. = - Parties interested are notiied to mttend. | THOS STEPHENS, ) Committee | THOS. MOBPRDON, on | Ghondr STARK Arseasments. NOUR THE CCOMMITTRE ON ASSESSMENTS OF { neilmen will meet at the office of De- dina sau erro, OGY MADAME OARST eT —THIR . 1 Lay AME OAR LaDy 18 Tite resent 2 future evente— 188 anton, bettern Clatm Bion a8 icky wre. " erenie aed i, Cea 8 Sane eee LADIES, MRS. HAYES 18 “suk and business mei tum you cam send or ge toin ew giv ‘Readence 827 Broome streek, ore ain ay OvANT, Ley en. remember, or Bo naked. ear the Howery. sis: Dt BROWN | FAVORITE a _ > A. W. Ey ~ THE CELEBRATED 1 USINESS Greene erect 0 Tooth No. 1, first floor, 1CK.—MRA. FLEURY, ROOMR be! RA 2A ERR, ++ and answers questions on bres tou German” by magnetiem. She speaks WHO Niadume PREWSTHR he tug OF THE CULEBR gad ober rhies with mae a bas no enn Bho velle irher weal BE powers, oppo Re iad 7, opposite DHLANCEY ATREUT RAT WEE WRTWREN F 47, re Ley hack, — roms er 1 ‘deatinies Indies and mene cena vot TIS Ror STREPT, NEAR BROOME —MADAMR WIDGER, gifted Spanish Indy, tele ive, marriage, absent froma, preactiven meiicine tor. ait diecaeen how fo gain property los! or stolen, also lacky mums CAND cole.