The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1859, Page 2

2 from Hayt oF APH IMPROVEMENT THE MINES AND ORFSTS TO BE EXPLORED—NEW BUILDINGS AND INSTITUTIONS—HAPPINESS OF THE PROPLE, BTC, Filos of Haytien newspapers to the 20th of August are to band. Judging from tho contents of the local journals, the material prosperity of the republic is making rapid strides towards substantial improvement. The inaugura tion of the administration of Geffrard seems to have be- gun a new era for this country, 80 long oppressed and trodden under foot; and the people, looking up to the new President as their deliverer, are cheerfully acting on his advice and following his suggestions for the doevelopo- ment of the numerous resources of the exuberant soil. ‘A decree issuod by the President had passed into law, ‘and received the assent of the Legislature, for exploring all tho mines in the country, and for cutting, for exporta- tion, the immense varioties of beautiful and valuable woods to be found in the forests of Gonaives, Tortue and other adjacent islands. The President states that this ac- tion is caused by the deplorable state in which the public finances have been left by the Imperial government. MARCH ‘Phe exploration of the forests and mines will begin as ote goon as such companies as may desire to take advantage of the opportunity sball make their propositions to the ment. new educational institution, called the Geffrard Col- lege, has been opened at Portau Prince under the aus. pices of tho government. The course of instruction com- prises morals, French, mathematics, history—particularly the history of” Hayti—geography, geometry, English, Spa- nish, Latin, Greek, rhetoric and philosophy. Soulouque never troubled himself about the education of his peopie, seeing that he is uneducated himself. ‘The Port au Prinoe papers were rejoicing over the fact that a new theatre was about to be erected in their city. Tt is designed to make ita triumph of taste and architec- ture. "The Feuille du Commerce of the 20th of August has a tougtay article en the emigration of ‘American® blacks to Hayti. It approves of the action of the President ia en- Couraging the scheme, and thinks that the prosperity of the country must increase with the influx of an intelli- gent population. The colored people of Amorica, it Thinks, con could not de better for themselves than to mek a hhome of liberty and independence in a land where every human rivilege is conceded to every human being. The asticle then goes on to review the progress of emigration nto the United States, and argues that by this means the prosperity of America has chiefly been built up. ‘Some of the names of the receut emigrants from New Orleans to Hayti appear in the papers, in diferent ranches of busines: Eduoard Osmont, cuisinier de la Nouvelle Orleans, is Renter as opening a restaurant at Port-au-Prince upon the American plan, French som- nambulists and fortune teliers were also springing up in ‘the land. ‘A new lottery company had been organized at Port-au- Prince by permission of the government. The firstdrawing for $26,000, to be won by twenty-six tickets, varying from $200 to $10,000, was expected to take place at the Capital short! A maritime and land insurance company had also been established under the protection of the President. Jy was in contemplation to establish a lyceum at Jac- The President had visited the northern parts of the re- public, and was everywhere met with applauge and con- gratulations. ‘The Haytien papers are yery much pleased at the man- ner in which the Queen of Spain recently received the ‘Haytien plenipotentiaries at Madrid, Arrest of Extensive Swindlers. RECOVERY OF OVER EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF FORGED AND STOLEN DRAFTS, MOSTLY ‘ON NEW YORK BANKS. A-correspondent of the Toledo Blade, writing from San Antonio, Texas, August 19, announces the arrest at that place of'a pair of forgers, counterfeiters, mail robbers, or -what not, named respectively Brown and Sawyer, hailing from Detroit and Chicago. “Brown,’’ says the writer, “is ubout thirty-five years of age, weighs about 135 pounds, is rather pale, though not thin; dark whiskers all around his chin. Sawyer is about forty-five years of age, very stout and thick ‘set, dark curly hair, with whis- kers and beard.” ‘The San Antonio Texan gives an invoice of the contents ofa tin box found in their possession, of which the follow- ing will be of interest to numerous Dauking houses in the northwest :-— $1,646 91 draft, H. Chapin, cashier of the Branch of the State Bank of Indiana, at South Bend, No. 1,154, dated June 3, 1859, payable to order of H. P——, Ass't Cashier, and drawn on the Merchants’ Exchange Bank of New York city. Pat ~ T. H. Perry & Bro., in favor of A. 8, Perry & y dated May 30, 1859, on F. Gilbart, Esq., Dayton, 0., Saeed at Kankakee, 1U., endorsed by A. 3. Perry & per Damile. $282 45 draft, E. Marsh, Prest. of Alton Bank, Ill, No. 17,120, favor of Messrs. Davis & Bro., endorsed by them to order on Metropolitan Bank, New York, dated A 1859. 1,000 draft, dated Toledo, March 31, 1859, sixty day afier date, drawn by H. Brand & Co., on Peter Lenk, of ‘Toledo, Ohio, No. 1,4 to B. Cartwright & Uc : $792 08 draft, dated Jacksonville, Tl., May 81, 1859, by Ayres, Campbell & Co., on the América E N.Y. , in favor of Wrell & Bro., endorsed by them to A. Ladlu "&Co., No. 17,442. $586 76 draft, Marengo, McHenry & Co., Tll., May 24, N38 1859, drawn by Lansing & Sperry, on Mercantile ‘Bani ¥., in favor of N. 8. Safford, No. 1,230, endorsed Safford to A. M. Robinson, or order, and by them to A. L. Everett. $35 draft, by W. H. Walby, of Adrian Exchange Bank, Michigan, iu favor of S. Roscoetield & Co., on Metropolitan Bank, N. Y., dated M: 8. y2. $49, draft by Ww. ¥ state Bank, Wiscon- sin, dated Milwaukee, May 27, 1859, No. 4, on Phoenix Bank, N. Y., in favor of J. M. Warren & Co., endorsed by them, payabie to Butler, Cecil & Ransom, or order. $647 42 draft, Danville Bank, Fisher & English, Llinois, dated May 80,'185 1,779, in favor of J. Bunn, Cashier, on the’ Gorn’ Exchange Bank, N. ¥., payable to American Exchange Bank, or order. $1,000 draft, George Cecil & Co., on J. N. Fisk & Co., 60 days after daté, iu favor of J. M. Warren, dated Logans- . May’ 26, 1859, No. 1,568. draft, Branch of State Bauk of Indiana, Fort D. Bond, dated June, 1859, No. 6,243, in Tayor of G. 3. Senney, not endorsed. 2 8—Dratt James B. Howe, Cashier Bank Stato of | Indiana, dated Li 3, 1859, on Ketchum, House & Co, Ne York, in favor of W. W. Scarbourgh, not en- ly, President of McLean County at Bloomington, May 29, 1859, on American Exchange Bank, New York, No. 18,567, in favor of Humphrey & Hunter, endorsed to Hurdy & Harria. 1,000—Draft of Jno, Fisher, on Tompkins & Co., New York, dated Logansport, Indiana, May 27, 1859, payable twenty days after date, in favor of Jas. ‘Cheyney, Cashier NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1859. SPECIAL NOTIOCH! INSPRCTOR'S DEF AW -<NO. 1 CENTRE Circo Noor York, August 25, 1850.—Notice to undartakers, Oo" ant fer tho fat of September next all rial permits will be discontinued, ané sted Bes Tnspootor, No. L Centre street, and, at y, way, No 10! Second avenue, corner of Ferry masters, steamboat captains, railroad conductors, ¢x press agents and all olher persons receiving burial ports are requested to return the game to the City Tnapector's ofllee gu tho hrs’ day or every month, forthe ‘purpous at empariig epartoular attention ain ia oe rolioeine oxirast of an 4 nl to the fol ing extract the Common Cot ordinance uunell, passed April 23, 1839, which will be strictly enforeed:— oj s No.caplain, agent or other persons attached to any steara- boat fern Sailing or other vessel, or to any stage, rail- Or other ecaveyanser public or wrivaie, chal convey” the Body otany totes did, in the ty of New Yor yond the Iimndta of said ¢ jut a pormit from the City’ In- tor, under the penalty” of two hundred dallars for each of- nce, to be collected from the person or persons so offending severally and respectively.”” ‘To enable the City Inspector to give a permit for the burial or removal of the body of any perwon who has died out of is oity, and been brow it hore for interiasat, ie will be nes cexaary to produce the ceriificate of some physician, duly authent fod, when and where the person din and of what disease, of the written permission of one of the Corouers consenting to siving of of auch permit. Nochargois made under any clroumstance for she granting DANIKL BE. DELAVAN, City Inspacior, Phos Ramsay, M- “D. Registrar of Records aid Statistics. —This notice not apply to the Calvary Cemetery, avis, by aperial ordhuanne of tee Oommen. Soanau, are priv: Jegedd te give permits for all burials in that cemetery, OMMITTEE OF ELIZABETH OFFER AS A SPECIAL premium $150, a8 follows:—$60 for the fastest trotting horse oF mare; $60 for the fastest pair of matched or fancy matched horwes: $00 for the fastest and. best stallion, ‘Trials of speed will take place on Thursday and Friday, 1oth and 16th of Sep tember, atthe New Jersey State Agricultural Society grounds, at City of Elizabeth, Now Jersey, ASONIO, SONS OF MALTA, MILITARY, FINE ART, M*s c., intelligence to the latest inoment; a Splendid local miscellany; a beau FAMILIAR ARTS. b-offices for @ game CAN . * omplete play; an ent tertainin: fulahees, THE AMATEUR OF TH Meady hits day at 1 a TICK.—THE OWNERS OF LOTS IN THE TOWN OF Guttenberg, Hudson county, N. J, are fioliied once more if they do not come and pay the ‘taxes which are now due for the improvement of the ferry rond, as provided for in the chiar ter of al town, the Councilmen of Guttenber at proceed and enforce the lien created by said tax, and sel rOperty. N. B.—Taxes will be received on the 1th and 13th September inat., at Adoiph Mecker'’s, Guulenberg. DAVID G. BEYEA, Constable, Gourrenszxc, N. J., Sept. 5, 1859. EMOVAL.—W. ©. AMERMAN HAS REMOVED HIS merchant tailoring establishment to No. 121 Bleecker street, where he will be to exhibit tohis numerous friends a well selected of goods for gentlemen’s wear. Ss‘ ‘A ATTEND !—THE MEMBERS OF THIS > time honored and ancient fraternity are requested to meet at Okie, Dayton & Jones’ hwolesale news Ki ery! corner of ‘Ann and Nassau streets, on Thursday, Sept 15 at 13 o'clock for the purpose of assisting in the first fsoue and installment of the new comic, filustrate paper, the “Phunny Phellow,’? who will for the ‘first time make his Sppearance in full regalia at the extreme low price of Phour cents, only 4 cents. Punctual at- tendance is cap ‘ticularly ra ie as these facts must be re- corded. ny procure all the natural and ariifiicial articles necessary, for the occasion #o that no de- lay will occur to prevent our object boing pe perfected. Uay Mirturut, Sec'y. AS. BENEVOLENCE, G. ©. LOST AND FOUND. OUND—ON WEDNESDAY, IN BROADWAY, OPPO- site St, Paul's chureh, a gold locket, with a braid of sandy ‘hair in it. Can be had by inquiring for Mr. Dunn, 43 Chami- bers etreet, up stairs. GoD, WATCH Lost.—t25 REWARD WILL BE PAID to any one returning an. old English patent lever watch, Broadway on Wedneaday: 7th cheerfully paid and no questions asked.” "S." WooD” Woop, 271 Broadway, room 17. OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING LAST, BETWEEN Fulton ferry ee yurt street, Brooklyn, a allot pa: dratt of lease, &¢., a copy of the Home Journal on the Py putaide. Five parece ill be paid for the Cigepe Of the Homestead. Fire. Insurance Co., corner of Nassau sua Beekman sweets, ork. mnt int NILE POE Some i OST—AT NIBLO'S, ON THE RVENING OF THE 6TH, L® pink coral link bracelet. A liberal reward will be paid the finder on leaving it at the Metoopolitan Hotel, room 122. OST—SEPTEMBER 7, ON THE BLOOMINGDALE road, or in the city above Fourth street, a morocco case Containing a silver mounted flute, with the owner's name en- graved upon it. A suitable reward will be paid by leaving it at 90 Beekman street. L@ OST—NEAR OR AT THE NEW BOWERY THEATRE, on Mouday night last, small pocket wallet, containing divers papers. If the finder will return the papers to the How: ard House, Broadway, no inquiries will be made about the money. Se SERENA Sta RAL Sd OST—A CHECK, DRAWN BY WILLIAM FE. HAWS TO order of C. B. Hi ies, “dated Jul; +f 22, No. 12,810, for one hundred and thirty: lars. il persons are cautioned dgalnst negotlaling said check as payment has been someon oad eee ee ed BY OST OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE—FROM THE ASTOR House, a rasset colored vallse, marked on the ends J. Clutch, Cin. A liberal reward will be paid if found and leit at the office of the Astor House. REWARDS, Y ig TY DOLLARS REWARD. —LOST, ON TUESDAY last, a dog of the King Charles’ breed, liver color. To be bro oe Delmonico’s, South William sircet, between 11 A P.M. No questions asked. REWARD.—rosr, FROM 63 WEST TWENTY-FIFTHL street, on last Saturday allerngon, a smal dog; answers to the name of Carlo, ove reward Will be to whoever w iit return bim. 1 REWARD.—LOST, FROM FORT WASHINGTON, a small black and {an 1, dog, answoring to the name of ‘Toby, and weighing about eight pounds. The finder will re- ceive the above reward by bringing him to the Herald office, 10 REWARD.—$1,300.—LOST, MONDAY MORN- ing, Bept. 5, 1869, at 8 o'clock, going from No. 767 Broadway on the sidewalk to cross Houston street, thirteen bills, $100 each, from different city banks. |The finder will re- ceive the above $100 reward by returning the same to Mr. Poz- zesi, 71 Fourth avenue. DANCING ACADEMIES. DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 0, 408, BuoaDway, New YORK, esi Montague PLACE, BROOK. New York” on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, com- mencing Sept. 24, gitogkiyn on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, commencing BePricuie class forindies at 11 A.M; class for cblldcen at 4. M.; for gentlemen at 8 P. M. Families, private lage and school classes attended. Circulars may be had at either of the academies. Mr. DODW' rORTH takes great pleasure in calling attention to the enlargement of his Lrooklyn establishment, The large room has uearly double its former eapacity, with anti-rooms in proportion, Great attention has been given to the adoption ofa tap er system of ventilation, Mr. DODWORTH has ever duty to introduce, in addition to all the fashionable pond such exercises and dances ag would have the most. reget eho pie 4 vig the a figure, walk and general deportment of charge, ed carrie ARIE, OES, FERRERO'S, City Bank, New York, endorsed. $50—Draft, Jas. Mitchell & Co., dated Freeport, Mlinois, May 23, 1859, on Park Bank, New York, in favor’of Sara Novingor, endorsed by her and J. M. Warren & Co., to Butier, Cecil & Robinson. $23Draft John Cook, Cashier Salem Bank, Goshen, Indiana, dated May 28, 1859, on Winslow, Lanier & Co., w York, in favor of Queea City Varnith Companja, No” 1,786. May 80, 1869, in favor of Benedict & Co., on Continental Bank, New York, No. 10,227. $16" 70—Draft, k. Marsh, President Alton Bank, on J. rma hy in favor of Purvis & Co., No. 17,116. Dated May 28, #16 dra ‘arate, e O. Grosvenor, Cashier Exchange Bank, Saoksonville, Michigan, dated 24 ——, 1553, ou the Peo- ple’s Bank, New York, in favor of Fisher & Brother, No. 6,629. Not endorsed. "$118 20—Dratt of Elkha rt Bank, President, P. More- York, No. 3,717, dated ‘th of June, ‘1859, to order of C. F. Adue & Co, Not endorsed. One small box taining platina and other metal; 1 box containing three dies; 1 box containing steel tools? 1 copper plate of Bank of Montreal, $2 bills, or ten shillings; 5 counterfeit or $2 50 gold pieces: 3 counterfeit or $1 gold pieces; 29 steel dies; 5 milling plates; 1 crucible or retort; 1 gauge; 1 scale aud 4 weights; 2’screws and plates; | tray of metals. The Toledo Blade says, “ there is little doubt that the parties are one Abuer Sawyer, of Maumee, in this county, and Horace 8. Brown, recently of this city. Sawyer is watchmaker and jeweller by trade, and followed that busi- ness at Maumee some twelve years since. Brown is the son of a worthy clergyman now residing in the neighbor- ing county of Wood. “He has been for some time a distri- buting clerk in the Toledo Post Office, and so far as tha discharge of is duties in that capacity Were concerned, no fault has been found with him; but Postmaster ‘Hunt, haying learned that he was living a somewhat dissolute Iife, and keeping 4 woman in the city, gave him notice on the 16th of May last that he could not keep him inuch longer. Brown begged to be allowed to remain a few days, and did remain until about the 15th of June, when | he was dismissed. From the dates and places where made, it seems pretty clear that the drafts and other rs found in the possession of these men w: From the —? are the Toledo office een tt of May, the wn first got notice that leave, wd the bn of June, when he did leaye.’” PRANE xe ‘HIS WEEK. “Tr CANNOT BE AVOID. ed. Have patience until next week. ‘Think kindly of me; ‘we will be the ae then. I wil write to you Can I hope for a jeter from yout HARRY. bythy mp WANTED—OF ELIZA, CATHERINE Wade, of Polly county of a"ou d to be in this cit; ne or fy od Supe ‘of them will be van ful recelved brother, J John Wade, at P, Garrick fard Hotel, cor ects. Fak ae en NEORMATION WANTED—OF JAMES BOYD, A NA- tive of Kilsyth, Scotland; when last heard of he was in Momng county; his son, Jolin Boyd, is anxio | baton RS. b Cis oe wiles? Boar of sburg. Drrtehasur WANTED—OF EDMUND BROWN. LEYS may we York for the last ten years. Any in- a Drow, at ke ai ukfully received by ag sister, m papers please copy = Fort Richmond, 8. I. Wash- st 5 Bist CASEY, ninth street, she willveosts oor ae the same Yanally at the sector iettee From ‘® friend who was in 1e. LRAORIVED D’S LETTER FROM A. 5. Eg. Galivbe: jb iron twuly, PLEASED Healt, thope and TATION me ‘Address 3%, "$55 50—Draft, Peddecord & Burrows, Decatur, Illinois, | . 18 Dey street, New | | pence ACADEMIES, | ‘West Fourteenth street, N. ¥., and 122 Cluiton st., Brooklyn. | ithe above academies will open in New York on the 8th of | October, and in Brooklyn on the 11th of October, at 334 7. M. | Schools and private clasges attended. | Pupils ean enter any UUme during the season. Soirees given as usual. For circulars 4 ply at the academics, HARPER'S DANCING ACADEMY, MILITARY HALL, 1. 193 Bowery, is now open for the reception of pupils’ Days of tuition Tuesdays and Fridays. lL. DE GaRMo BROOKS! DANCING ACADEMY, i BRI REE ILL OPEN | OOME 8! ‘Tuesday, Bept. 13. Ladies meet Tuesdays and Frida Gentlemen, 7 to 1034 F. M. j Children, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8 to 6 P. M. | Ladies! primary classes instructed by Mrs. Brooks. Sto6P. M. ‘ate lessons at hours not occupied b THE OPENING SOIREE WEDNESDAY EVENING 5 Sept. 21. The latest dances are received regularly from Europe, and the puplls have all the advantages in perfecting themselves Which they could expect to recelve from masters Of the art on | either side of the Atlantic. RENOWS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES, NO. 06 West Thirty-fourth street, near Broadway, N. ¥.. will ro- | open on Wednesday, Sept. 21,'at 4 P. M., and evening at eight Ollock; No. 90 South Bighih’street, Brooklyn Be Desreonses | on Monday, Sept. 12, at 4 P. M., evening a8 The Thirty-teanh | street academy has been eniarged, entirely remodelled, and beautitully decorated. "See circulars. 1 . STEAMBOATS. , (orrx ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON —THR steamer MASSACHUSETTS, W. A. Hitcheock, captain, Nilldeave every. day for Coney Tsand, Be. aa followk:—) 298 sires at 974 street at 93 Taig aud SM flee Nod North nee st 0 ak aad | Last trip’ from the isiand at 6% P.M. Fare 3 cents j jor the excursion. \HANGE OF HOUR.—FOR KEYPORT, FR C foot of Murray street; KEYPORT leaves any (und eye excpted) at 3 P.M and Keyport at § A, MA y fares 9 A. M. and Keyport at ita ad 3 RIG Geter OF HOUR TO SAG HARBOR FROM bt Sve o'clock. The sonm eee will leave diver street every Tuesday, Thu: y after- noon at five o'clock. Preigit taken WINES, LIQUORS, &C. sensei eae ire 0 era Qmaneacre. _—RUBIS (CABINET)—THI8 WINE. 13 fa beautinl ruby color, which is ‘natural to the wine, ‘This wine is undoul vow ped ‘ofthe tinest cabinet cam nee een in heh ud i from from grapes of the py Paiicucae i NOTICE The undersigned being aware that many competitors are spreading the report that J ay wine imported under the name of Rubis is art ‘titteially colored, do bereby bid the sum of ten thousand dollars to any known che- seantine teen pops Sane afford the scientific =<) wep olor 0 tu jus the pure julce of he grape. piidengerssciangd GOERG & CO.,, A Chalons Sur Marne, France. We pledge ourselves to pay the ten tho a wae ay eige ourselves to pay the ven thousand dollars upon | CRAMER, ABEGG & McCLOSKEY, Sole importers, 19 Broad street, A PERLE CHAMPAGNF, ‘This wine is of exquisite flavor ar ranted to compare lavorably w market. For sale b | CRAMER, COAL. ee Ee NEL COAL—A LOT OF CANNE — ABNEL a from a new mine of uy coar, Ws eters to Hillyer, Case & pesecu ata can see! € Mehingion street; tod. 5, 3 Wi Con ee eon nang Henares pisca; mee ee or A. Garrett, 77 Cedar street, where specimens of ten can be seen. SS OVE YARD, CORNER bpm BepOuD Ser ERT AND Lexington avenue.—Red and white on han IN rior quality for OAL IX ROADWAY. A? BULPIN'S PALL, OLOAKS FOR INSPECTION OF STRANGERS AND VISITERS, RMDRACING Paris velve! Lemay Tbr ys eres And a com) ote anane assortment of Tight cloth shavwletta, And other Parisian noveltica For early fall wear. ane ate McKenzie). vor EARLY RETAIL TRADE, NEW VELVET Pi fucose NEW VELY. A’ 24 CANAL. O16 ARS, EW CLOTH CLOAKS. NEW, WRAPPERS AND DUSTERS, Be oe RK THE SOANDRETH HOUSE. GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES TO BUY BAR ina In consoquonee of retiring from Ot FS Cera cae SMES 3s oe 4 en of Jideries, Aémmings and Wrench acy role veal thread laces, rabies, igh for aah and wil be sold business, pods, all of which have been bow Brat very great reduction to close J apnneed GIVEN AWAY: PAPER HANGINGS, wn Sat a SHADES, satin paper 12cents, fine a aper 50 conte per roll. 5,000 putt fine yold window shades, $1 per pairs ‘Algo’ large Assortment of Mots car carpets and a ls tein cheap, at CARD.CW. JACKSON, NO. S61 BROADWAY, HAS received per late ateamers and from auction a very’ larga and choice stock of mourning dress ‘consisting of black silks in every variety, ona mou ne wane cerns 4 Trish and French ing, every width; Eng! are eramen ng lish érapes in every wi width; Henrietta, i Hanriata ‘cloth; be nove paention; also erape vel, bonnet tantly shaw isa oi 8; JACKSON, piemerie Goods, 551 Broadw een Spring and Pris rie ‘from auction, Nery above Spring sir: A’ a . M. 3 FOURTEENTH 81 STREET "AND Sixth avenue. Hibbons in desirable colors and new designs. Ribbons in desirable styles for dress trimming. Ribbons in velvet, black and all colors, Dress tri ngs, every color, new gio Gloaks in new styles, $4, $5, $6, $7 to $25, Raglans in every new design, cheap. Every description of trimmings for cloaks, Bugle headdreases in rich desi le gimps and fringes, very ‘cheap. ta ing silks of every color. Paris flowers of cholce designs for the season. 6 can be sure to find (real French) flowers in every no- velty at our store. Premium hand made ruches can only be Purchased at this establishment. Laidien please examiné the elties we have to sho. ve “acne FLO disk TRooNas, as. 'H RIBBONS, T LOWERS, Di DR Rrecy article of ladies’ wearing apparel we make to best manne: r. 2 dt and 208 Sixth avenue, one door sere re BROADWAY 755 WOVEN SKIRT FACTORY, MISSES skirts from 4 to 16, springs, very close; ladies! 40 wprin Bi, 25 and 20 springs, a ¢ well made and heap; ok Bkirts made over. “765 Brondway, corner Highth sire Cy. Sq HAEDINGS WOVEN SKIRT FACTORY, 231 ta Spring sireet—The only piace to get misses 16 springs, i, 1 spring woven ‘ts, (sprin, clone toy cara ladies’ SI, 25 and 20, good shape, well'made and cap. Old skirts made over NLOTHIERS' AND TAILORS’ GOODS. WILSON G. HUNT & CO., Importers and commission mercha: 82 $4 aud 38 PARK PLACE, Invite the attention of the trade to their present complete stock of newly imported Hiatt senerecie FOR MEN'S WEAR, ‘ogether with a ier IOAN SE OOLLENS, Which are for sala; ry the plece or package, on terms to suit the market. 1B ised GOODS, DEPARTMENT. Every kind fannels, all wool. Es 8 and sheetings, "6 linens. Every quality curtain muslins. Every quality book and Swiss musling. Every quality eambric aud dotted mua ae ‘and 06 Si ‘Sixth avenue, one ne door below Fourteenth sire fuse. Diaving justreneivell One fa tio laving just received our importat if - isigns in every Kind of embroideries, we now oller 10 tne cee. tomers sont Tare chance to make their selections from our many Boni ans" BaNps, SUBEVES. CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN 204 and 206 aixth avenus, one door Below Fourteenth stroet, faded LAMBERT & CO., 335 BROADWAY, Corner of Rehr street, Call the attention of FAMILIES AND Hore KEEPERS To their ao aerntive LINEN ‘E00DS, In every variety, vizi— linens, sheet Shirtlng, linens, fe Papers: huckabucks, fo, A complete assortment of Brery ‘ LAND: . ’ ‘OSTERY. English and German hosiery for ladies and children in size. Prices as cheap as can be afforded for a good KID GLOVES, ality the best, in every conceivable color and size, price 68e. Oeige Srre MITES 33 conta to Slee pair. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 6cents to $21, Every band- kerchief in our store is made of pure flax. Gentlemen's hosiery, shirts and drawers. 204 and 206 Siath avenue, one door below Fourteenth st, 1. MILLIKEN & CO. ‘ould call the attention of families to their large and mplete stock of linens and linen housekeeping goods, com- prising the best makes of Barnsly sheetings, Shirting linen: Pillow linens, Fronting line ‘Table linens, Linen lawns, Towellings, Linen cambrics, Napkins, Linen handkerchiefs, Diapers, Brown holladns, Shirt bosoms, And all other kinds of linen goods. Being in the linen trade exclusively, and knowing our business, purchasers may rely eiving no goods that have the slightest mizture of cottoa. ae 1G MIMLAKEN & CO. Importers and dealers in iinen goods exclusively, 48 Broadway, above Astor place, east side, ACE Goons. Every novelty in real laces, such as real thread veils, colllures, crowns, point collars, point sets, &c.; black thread laces, colored silk laces for evening dreuses, ‘white illusion laces in silk and cotton, for sleeves, birthers, &¢. Hoop skirts, a real prime article, Corsets, a prime article, at $1 25. Ladies’ lucked skirts, cheap, 204 and 206 Sixth avenng, . H. MACY. ME TO ORDER, ES CLOAKS, RAGLANS, SACKS, &C., 7 actin of fadies’” and. laren's. wearing ‘apparel made 12 ordet ta good sigie and taste, at hort Hotioe™ 204 and 206 Siath avetie, one door below Fourteenth strae REMIUM SHIRT. MANUFACTORY, os the New York. Hotel, 23. BROADWAY. Gentlemen who wish to have a oe fitting st the beat materiais, all ‘nade by bad, should not a to oath sn their orders, ‘They can be had er dozen, or $16 5) Buf Quien, They. are’ miamufactared onthe peoioss tar superintended by Mr. ROBERT THOMPSON, who has hed more than twenty years’ experience. Hig shirt is acknow- ledged as the best fiting shirt in this city. Aine Se Reais Redes ernaniea ale See eae 23 KIRTS, WOVEN SKIRTS.—TWELVE SPRINGS 31 $1, fourtéen $150 and seventeen springs $2. Dealers sup! piled with nine springs $8 per dozen; twelve springs $11, und Yourteen springs $14 per dozen. Old skirts made over. | U. Ia DING'S woven skirt factory, 281 8 z pers ry, 231 Spring street, near Hud- Vi wedetoee RUBBER ELASTIC | undersigned has now in store, receiving from his factories in est man ufactories FABRICS.—THE ‘at wholesale only, and is the United States and froma thet road, large quantities shirred el fabrics, embracing all made by cementing, weaving, brai sewing, or however united, including alt’ cloths, webs, | suspenders, garters, cords, &c., &c.. and will grant stamps with SRatborlty to manufacture or import and sail the vulcanized rubber elastic fabrics. All such tampa have s fag simile of my name, without which no ‘eel be le; vended In the United States durin, ‘g a, HORACE If. Day Prinetpal warehouse, No. 23 Cortlandt street, N. PIECES OF aoe ate DRE at Becta so ice ee a a Luss THAN aii COaR ad La ‘LAND. 300 GROS D” EPROM M SILK ROBES, Wil be opened On MONDAY, SEPT. 5, ALSHE Broadway, , _EDWARD LAMBERT & NOTE.—We beg leave to say that wo have not ordered our goods in RU. ate for this seagon's sales, acipaing rr cx Seanive im offer ou RACTIVE AND EXTENALVE. ASSQwIMENT ye Py eit CENT BELOW THE BORON oo 361 AND 539 aie | JAMES TUC! KER . CALL IMboRT ATION In EATHERS, FLO’ BRIDAL WREATHS AND’ YANCY FIXINGS) FOR THE TOILET, Are in, coming ig ‘and will continue ‘Till late in the season. 20 6. OOO FRENCH corsets damaged on the v aL cents each, by THOMAS ‘Tat Greene, HOOKS IN FRONT, from Havre, will besold TE, $31 Canal street, corner Ss nnn WATCHES, | JEWELRY, | &C, T NO. 11 WALL STREET, BARGAIN! AT Sis SILVER W, Watch Ks pnt ae WATCHES REPAIRED. AT THE Tow! iT anes J. MACDUFF. T 10.—FOR SALE TO PAY ADVANCES. 1 splendid diamond crose at $90, cost $140; 1 extra heavy wateh, 18 carats, at $100, cost $200; L very fine watch, 18 carals, at $9), cost, $170; Laplendid wanting watch and chatelaine chain at $100, coat pen face Englidi lever at $45, cust $100, Aso, ry 0 diseha fi tons for sale on fair terms. bezasi: tee THOS. DYER, Agent. $4 20.75 —COAL, COAL.—RED ASH, PEACH OR- hard, warranted; stove aud size, first ually, now “seine ‘at $42) per ton from the foot of Ha- raley or Houston streets, North river, from Wolgued by a chy welger’ ob tue dock desing small eolleetion of fine oll painti ae. for sale at Lesa than halt the, alu. J. RING, 110 Broudway, room LLEN'S WATCH AND JEWELRY St REMOVED FROM IL WALL STRERT To 415 Broadway, one door below Canal atreet. ‘Watches, Sewer, silver and plated Fs a at UE, Reet low prices, ; makers—e splendid tone. e BUYERS or MILLINERY — Tose good per ast assortment of roe ovansortment facture, wilbe sold “ab eneeh at the eee recs. Wit, SIMMONS 7 Broadway. ALL AND WINTER FASHIONS OF PARIS MILLI- Mrs. 8. P. LOVETT, Agent, fanarer of fashiona, and ly made hat po ALL MILLINERY.—MRS. DAVIDSON, 125 BLERCKER ‘street (west of Broadway), respectfully informs Southorn and Western merchants and inilliners that re Qo oxhibit Paris fall miinery and pattern bonnets of the avon aiyles, at the lowest wholesale prices. 125 Bleecker strvel wei ot of RAND OPENING _AT MME, DEMOREST'S EMPORI. Grants Fashions, 878 Broadway, and at all the branches, latest and very elegant designs tor ladies? basques, wrap: pers, wantillas; a great varicty of sleeves, together with an Extensive assortment of new and beautiful designs for chil- dren's sacks, overdresses, &c., just received from Paris, ilus- trating the now fall and winter fashions, Dress makers, ladies and the trade generally will please call and examing the most brilliant display of new and elegaux desigus ever offered. ADIES, LADIES, ATTENTION.—JUST WHAT YOU Want, and up to the present tine what you have been ua- able to find. & durable Ce oeph aud graceful hoop skirt that pot get of wil lease nut remember Ru Mis, DEMOREST Sexcelsior skirts, besides boing made of the best enytennen watch spring steel, graceful in farm, with a Superior buste, the standard of upright tapes aro made of the papetdeaet lacing, which are passed. through the coverin the hoops and then twice around in a double fat kaot; they therefore, cannot possibly slip on the springs, od cannot get Sutof order. ‘The excelsior skirts combine every possible kd: anlage of Hoth elegance and Gurablliy, aad ard Bot ouly bet sree the best, et cheaper than the’cheapest, Mine. Di: MOREST'S skin magutactory and wholesale depot 316 firoad. Way; retail slores 820 Canul street and 258 Bowery. Ladies do not full to remember that Mme. DEMOREST" ‘excelsior akirt cannot get out of order, cannot get out of order. 188 A. E. ee BROADWAY, SEPTEMBER 8, in Glowant easoxtmnent of the latest style pattern bonnets, for Souther: Eastern and Western milliners. Kartal BONNETS TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED FOR She fall trade now ready at dirs. SELF'S, 12) Sixth avenue, 10 Pde ew pe L Seda eg MILLINERY GOODS.— — diving echauce 000 wi of ril rete ey Lisi the Cees oa lesale buyers maine oe a os Jess than the cost of Peri {rout wo. trai siece oye ae Rent, 104 Duane street, se west of Broadwa; asin To be ILMAN'S IMPERIAL PARISIAN FLOWER AND RIBBON DEPOT, 712 104 Rue Richeleu, Paris. L, TILMAN i eapeat Lh fully informs the trade generally. thet the increased det celebrated and exqulaite ‘stylee of flowers, and in general, that he has made nts as tO have the inost extensive, varied and ‘assortment of the above goods ever Imported in the market. Purchasers are respeetfully invited to call and judge for themselves, and they will ind every novelty of the ‘latest importation, at low prices, for cash exclusively. 10 COUNTRY MILLINERS PATTERN BONNETS OF unsurpassed styles, at exnseding\y low priees, are con- antly on hand at Mr Niwhk MAYER'S, 85 Division street, between MUSICAL, VIOLINIST OF NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN teaching the violin, is desirous of obtaining «few more ‘uetions uations day OF or evening. Professor BRADY, No. fat lammond —Terms $12 per quarter. Finish- ing leasons 20 pera. per otan NEW, ABTICLE—AN UPRIGHT PIANO, deen 8¢ MAMLY'S, 607 Broadway. : N EXCELLENT PIANOFORTE, NEW, ROSEWOOD, A warranted, willbe sold at a Ferg great Gargain for ‘A second hand piano will be taken in excl Bangs apple to A. WEBER, 6 West est Broadway, near Ci “\ SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, made by one of the best makers, and fully warranted, used but a few months, and in perfect order, worth $400, wi be sold at a great saclce for cash, inquire at Lal Ninth street. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL A MOST SPLENDID toned and superior made seven oclave rosewood pisno- new, at almost half its cost, if opplied for imme- ade in The ety by a frst lass thaker’ gad guaranteed, large round corners, three rows of mould- ies double iron frame, beautifully craumented, scolloped keys, carved lyre, fret desk, and all the latest improvements. Farties wanting & rellable ‘instrument, unsurpassed for tone and ouch, lund tle groan nce ow llere fae Cure a good plano. Call ‘at 67 ‘Mucdougal street, bowen Hiseokef'and Houston, Anis ASTONISHING BARGAIN FOR CASH.—ONE OF finest toned planofortes in the city will be sold at an nse sacrifice, as ihe owner has no use for the same, The foatesangette Boot capesta oalccammene, eenan ta the city a few monthssince, and fully warranted; {y full seven octaves; has Splendid rosewood case, triple mouldings, serpent chy carved legs, large round corners, bevelled top 8, “and circular seale, &c.,'&e. Call a fore purefiaing at the residence 14 Leroy plac sweet, near Bi CHANCE SELDOM NET WITH.—PRICE $150, WHICH cost when new $825, for a beautiful rosewood case, round Cornered pianoforte, double mouldings, iron frame inlaid with 1, &c., scolloped keys, geresmyct ahogany piano, ACDO. ey Corner of Broadway and Thirtieth street, SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD ROUND corner pianoforte for sale.—MadeYby one of the best city Must be sold iminediately, cheap for cash. € r three days at 136 West Twenty ith o street, be- Seen Eighth and Nish avenues. ipo & BLOOMFIELD, PRACTICAL PIANO- forte makers, 173 Grand near Odd Fellows nia a Purchasers are invited to call aud Cong our tustruments, en ae we believe they are equal if not su; to the mnuel premium and pt — Pianos; but of that they will judge for themselves. Auple references given. (Operant «& inion NU RERS 01 GRAND can AND CrRigLit PIANOS, Warerooms No. 094 Bi front, splendid examine leecker E . & Sons have been awarded 36 prize ag medale for the su igrty of tele manufacture for bites pest 36 years. at MASON & HAMLIN SUPER: Beta ws, AND HARMONIUMS For parlors, churches, vestries and lodge: AN He Le Bee ‘wholesale and retat, ee CARDIDR, GUSTAVUS SCHILLING. ONE OF THE first scientific musicians of Europe and decidedly the ablest and most thorough teacher of music bas arrived here. Tam. auxious to recommend him mont urgently to all those who seck higher perfection inthe art and scence of music. New York, THALBERG, DeG_ Schilling’ resides at No. 80 East Fifiewtte street, and continues to give instruction upon the planotorte and ofgan; also, in singing, harmony, composition, &c. RS. HOLMANS MUSICAL AND VOCAL ACADEMY will reopen on Monday, September 12 Pupils prepared for chureh, opera or concert. Pupils rapidly advanced with piano, harp and melodeon, Schools taught on moderate terins. Class days Mondays and Thursdays. 24 LESSONS IN MUSIC & SINGING FOR $3. Appiication to be made at the rooms, 306 Bowery, USICAL.—A YOUNG LADY IS DESIROUS OF oOB- taining’ situation in a private family or seminary, as teacher of music; she is thoroughly competent to teach, having received instruction from the first masters, Address or apply ‘at 126 West Sixteenth street, Pa FOR SCHOOLS AND AND SEMINARIES, CHICKERING &80NS’ ln even octave PIANOS, Price S900 oT Mende ae ee oomas 604 roadway, N.Y. TANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS.—THE HORACE Pw 'ATERS pianos and melodeons, for depth, purity of tone ‘unsurpassed. Second hand pianos aud me- 108 and melodeous to rent. ATERS, Agent, 333 Broadway. Teatinonale— The, dorace Waters plands are kaown ‘ag among the vel it.” — Evans e can speak of i Teriis from personal knowledge.”"—Christian Intelligencer, IANOFORTE INSTRUCTION.—WILLIAM DRESSLER, Professor of Music, respectfully informs his friends and pupils that he has resumed giving fessons on the pianoforte, Audress Dressler’s Music Siore, $95 Broadway, near Twenty: second street IGNOR LUIGI DAMA HAVING RETURNED TO town will resume his si inging lessons as usual. Call ator address 47 West Twenty-sixth street, between Broadway aud Sixth avenue, New York city. STODART PIANO FORTES. GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT. T & MORRIS, Manufacturers, Br Warerooms 601 Broadway, New York. ALKER'S PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS, CLINTON ‘Hall, Astor place oe mihi ith street, near Broadway.—A_ large stock of new and hand pianos of every descrip- tion for sale and bire, at reduced prices. N. B.—The hire al- lowed in case of purchase. 9 —A LADY, TEACHER OF MUSIC, HAVING TWO ¢,, hours per'day to spare, will take two more pupils ut — Terms $9 per quarter. Address Music, and acini eae box 2916 Post office. FINANCIAL. A wGte BELMONT 2 CO., BANKERS, NO. to Wal Cet ue letters of credit for travellers, available in vt bmg ‘world, through Messrs. ehild, of Paris, Lon: fort, co rr ‘Vienna, and their correspondent, TiS, 41 AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK OF joyal Bank of Ireland, for sale by WELLS, FARGO & GO. 8 lroudway, Now York aud Culfornis press Company. ‘ONEY TO LEND—AT MODERATE RATES, ON diamonds, watches, jewelry, silverware, dry goods, Clothing and personal propérty of ahi descriptions, “Geode mn be redeemed any time within one year. M. BARNARD, Dy ah Third avenue, Entrance to the private office by the hall door. Nock TUE BONDHOLDERS OF Tih TERRE Haute and Alton, and of the Belleville and Iilinoistown apanies, are requested to meet at the ioe of the Company, Nor is Wililamn sitecs on Friday, the 9th o'clotk, t0 take into consideration measures alfegting igi ine terests. eee einer FFICE OF LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN Railroad Company, 198 Broadway, New York, Beptem- ber 5, 189.—Oflicial intelligence has been received that ali trains are running regularly on the Michigan Sonthern Kail- road. JOUN F. PORTER, Agent. ae AND TIME BILLS ON ALL THE § SOUTHERN cities purchased by DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Ci ANDEN ae BROS. & 0O., Rue Chausee, tin, ‘avis, Fr EBEN'R THAYER, 21 Pine sivect, room Xo. aa nee ANTED—FOR A TERM OF THREE OR FIVE YEAR: ARS, 600 on a second me age, or $6,600 on a first morty wage on a valuable and very dealrable piece of Improved city pro- perty, worth twice thé amount. Rates, seven, at per an- num, Hi. T. GREENWOOD, 12'and Lh street, $60, 000 72. LEXD ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, one or more sums, to suit applicant raved real estate in this city or Brooklyn. Appl, HEAD, 13 Wall street, necond story, ye Apt wR E “COUNTRY BOA CouRtEy DOARD—PLEASANT (HQoaTION FOR THE full mouths, at Weehawken, N. J.-A. few first class Boarders can be {ccommodated by a genteel fam Ny a. a ysecond street ferry ly at oF rk cow, Be ke a Seis SHIPPING. 1ON.—THE Be nail EuRO- inn Rapucr ean line ‘States mail he Ubetween New York, Southampton and sHaerey t Tail contract, leaving hig alte each alternate Saturday and the Other side each alternate Wed: vkon Mw YORE bit HAYRE AND WOK SOUTHAMPTON HAMPTON AND HAVRE. 00 One ‘Savy Rent. Jo weet. 8 These ‘steamships ate water Se ee ¥ rice of ool either way Ast $120 and pa ey fabin. ‘$60. ro ornate oy S100 ay $8); 2d cabin, $60. aura Pet eg ied oie Europe to America. Specie Becta delivrd in at 5 Rowling greet N. ¥. REA! No ge fo. is hus Cotton and other goods taken ou freight at current | MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- ‘anys New York and Galway. line. The next departure will be the large and poworful teatnahip, FA nse power, Cap! ion nian spleraber Youching ats aman! '., to receive the royal mails. Price of passage: First 360; soconds $00; thind Son" including free lckets to the prinel: pa ‘cities on’ main railway Foutes of Great Britain and Leeland, bird class must provide plate, imife, fork, fe, and beddin Pasaage to St. dole: Firat cate, Son; second, 835.- For fra or tiene apply 8 atthe American Express Company, 8 ot Hud: thelr other advertised ithe third ‘olsen oa DS nenceen akan of the ‘akon persons out from vany of the principal aies on the main lines Por rail rallway in Great Britain for or from Galway for $30. leave for Havre, to and pier AMERIOAN RXPRERS COMPA: AGE HOLUAND, Mahager. POE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. —THI UNITED States mall sleamer AiRAGO, D. Lines, commander, will ching at it) ton. id the mi iy September 1, a iBoveloek, fom Si learnt saan he cog waa a nts, ent is en, 80 Svent of collision or straniing the water could not reach neh thean, and the pumps wai heared to work, the safety of the veasol paneer ers would of pesege bin $76 and ‘not peep uring ihe should be suonk on, bout ise day Vofore sailing. aanrksd “ie MY For treight ae SENSE Son No.7 Broadway. Feman HAMBURG, LONDON, HAVRE AND SOUTH- The Hamburg American Packet Company’s fron mail steam- end BAVARIA, Captain Taube, will leave pier 21 North rivet, Lembo 15 8 sday, real First cabin... $100 | Second +60 | Steerage.....935 Tene es ©. B. RICHARD & BOAS, ‘No. 161 Broadway. 8. M, STEAMSHIP ARIEL, CAPTAIN D. WILSON, for Havro vin Southampton, ‘will sail from pier No, $ U, Norih river, previely at 4. A, Shturday, September 10, with mals, passéugers and apecte fo England and France, eee ere ey TORRANCE, No. 6 Bowling Green, ‘reight and passa eg 5 Bicamahip ‘Ouean jucen ‘el ' follow September 24, IRST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.—THE celebrated ship LIVERPOOL, for London, saila September 10, from pier 2) East river; cabin $65, second abi $18 and found. A clipper for LAverpool sails to-morrow; fe exbin and found $15. Drafts issued for £1 and ndipwards Pay Band le on demand in at Ripert Britai nending Yor their rin the ofd country will Gnd ity to sears advantage to apply for 8- duced prices, de. T1108, 6. ROCHE SS Boulh street POR LIVERPOOL OLD, BLACK (STAR LINE.—THR favorito packet shi orb Mier coming Capt. Freeman, sailson rrarsay Sepiembe rib. Her modations for aul classes bee TT Waal river, of to WILLIAMS 4 CULON, 40 Bullon INo=s ATLANTIC STEA: ANY, MSHIP CO! REGULAR THROUGH tine SAN FRANCISCO, PANAna th mer Golder Gate, Golden Age, onl len Gate, Golden Age, pharm and Sonor, of, the Pacib Mal oamshi at Panama. DIRECT TO TO PA INWALLe ‘The splendid steamshlng BALTIO, ADRIATIC AND ATLANTIO, Hlaving been entirely refitted and the California ‘will hereafter run as above, lea’ this port on the TT 2oTlt OF ‘EACH ‘H, from tho foot of Canal street, North river, tons bastion: \As Gs Gray enctnander) willow ns bur nD, we Om $000 fons PE ort OF F ocTObER, AT2P. M., to connect at PANAMA with the well ow and superior steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS Raby commander, WILL FOLLOW ON THE Ban OCTOBER, An experienced surgeon is atiached to each ship. Through freight an a gers will be immediately for- m arrival of the steamer at Aspinwall, of the above steamshij for 600 to 800 tons frelglt, which wil be lake ak madera spits believed that the accommodations affored by the abore aby a i WON st vis always in Yeserve at Panama, there will bao detoation to forwarding passengers, baggage and "yea cabin Vere 3 freight, apply at the office of the Com- And sonmentint Jobn L.. ships ary unmurpasse y, 88 Wall street, front room, ys tor ow te Fon SPAREN, deerety RTH GERMAN LLOYD'S MAIL STEAMSHIP | ihacatt EW ; XORK, J. Von Santen, Commander, Carrying an Cried teeep mally will Ul positively sailon x TU: era i 1A Ma tor Havre, Sou vr, Boubampiow ad following rates — For freight or passage , GELPOKE RRUIGEN & REICHELT, ‘Broadway. ee ae R32 STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL ig tere Eau 1 10th Sept.—the weil Cea , ok ship WEST P Captain Afien, sails as al 120) azgelook. Fe makes cabin, set on cabin and cree eee be taken at x fi t ee foot Or Maiden Lane, arte PRERCORE & 60.88 eee Se Mein ea aay A tdeedee sak wet TEE AD LINE TO CALIFORNIA, OPPORINON 70 } MONOPOLY, = iE ONLY LINE CARRYING ‘HE UNITED STATES MAI a TO SAN pees DEL Se VIL tA WEST. nited States and Cent merican Transit splendid ua 8. aa Seamahip ip KEYSTONE STATE, 2,000 tons, ap rt W i ll, iene New York for San Juan del Norte, at by the Isthmus of Tier age a steamship tor satincbest steamship on the a Sioa th a The Isthmus has been put in perfect order, and the ae modations for the transit of passengers and merehatdi ure comfort, safety and despatch, several new river and ‘and lake si ane expressly for this route, having been added te ‘e ne fc , eee me passage, bullion and freight, lower than by any ‘Aor freight or passage apply at the . reise or pe Bhowlug Grea office of the U. S. and 0. Na each T°, AT THESE PRICES OF THE NEW LINE FOR California —Steerage $80, wecond cab 3100, including allroad ‘tid The tarsi So Nont Captain AG: ‘Jonen will Tenve fone pier Re. 3 North river, Tuesday, September 20, at 2 o'clock P. M., L., connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship on the Pacific ocean. Extra steamers of this line always at Panama, insuring prompt connection at the us, 1e Northern Light will succeed the North Star, and sa a) New York on the Sth of October, For freight or apply to ALLEN, agent, No. 6 6 Bowling near York hy, Dp “‘B—AL persons are fc iting any One on ‘account of the above ships or owners. son hina sehen oh aa SL USIRALTA PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED 1as2.— Corrving the United Stites 8 malls. , Railing positively on the day advertised. ree we. The nae ant noble clipper slip ORTENT Ar 1700 basa register, with éapactty for 3,000 tons, comes to her berth, pier 11 North'river, to complete her loading, with two-thirds of her cargo actually on board, and will be despatched tor Melbourne ron thureday: September 15, positively. Hin ber last voyage. the Oriental mato Wu oes, in 24 hours, and from her size and sailin, ee is ticked to make the passage inside of 75 days. has magnificent ac- commodations for first- and second class rs. For freight or passage aj Than board, or to R. W. TOAMERON, No. 6 Bowling Green. it bills for: F Bale, and cash piyances made on consignments. Consiguees in AvstralaWikinson Bros, roan LR SEER PRBS een ea a OR HAVANA.—STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY, R. W. Shufeidt, commander, authorized to carry the United Sates mall, 10 gal every 20 days from each port, “This bp wil Yo doroughly rellted and commence her roguiar fall Wed Ocioher 6, at two o'clock PM. fram pler 45 OF freight or pausage apply to HARGOUS EsSouth sireet EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM- pany. For Nom Orleans via Harana, to sal on Monday, September Fen at 12 o'clock, the United States mail steam: C. SHAWBA. |. W. Smith commander, will commence to ceive freight’ cs Thursday, September 8, 1869, at pier foot 0 of Robinson street, North ver. No bills of pain Baeed after the hour of suing. For frvight or passage apply to the agents, LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & CO., 1 Park place. Nie a XQRK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP began New Orleans direc ‘To sall Thursday any Beptember ts A, at 12 o'clock, The steamship MEXIC' Talbot commander. ‘Will commence to receive freight on Monday, September 12, at o'clock P.M, atthe pler foot of Robiuson street, North "ye ls of lading signed after the hour of sailing. Po LN NOsrde Chodhenon & CO., No. 1 Park place. orth hy No. ‘EW 01 N ROLE MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA, ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, muvee and various places in Florida, via SAVANNAH, Ga. The FLORIDA, Captain Isaac Crowell, will igi on Saturday, Sept. 10, at 4P. M., from pier No. 4 North river, Tickets cun be had for the folidwing places—fare as low as by any other steamer—from New York to Savannab; accomme- ailons superior New York to New Orleans, $99 75; Mobile, $35; M a Aln., tlanta, Ga., $24 2, Atay, vi Bi Ga ongemerys | ae $22; ncn, Gant Augusta, $20; Savaini ay $1 Sento MICHELE & SON, 13 Broadway. —— OR SAVANNAIL—THE WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS sile wheel steamship STATE OF GHORGIA, Captain J. J. Garvin, will leave P} iphia for Savannah ho 1 Setariag, Sept. 10, at 10 o'clock A. M. Very superior stal be secured by letter or telegraph. T! KEYSTONE STATE will sail as above for Charleston, 8. C., Sept. 15. Fare on either ship $15. A. HERON, Jr., nt, corner of Fourthand Chostnut streets, Philadelphia. OR SAVANNAH. AND FLORIDA —THE AMERICAN antic Serew Steamship Company’s new and frst clasa Se North saver ron Thursday, Sept gata BME? Cabin pasduge avannah, With Wasurpest a acevmmodauigns, $15. iva to Mot re cont Mont ; Columbus, 1 tpn n fort Sn Kugus, con, $21; Augus at lowest atone Insurance one half Ante Siosaeraen goods 0c. per foot, others gpods in proportion....No conazsa Serge {dr forwarding foods consigned to Georwia Contral Htallfoud Agent. No bilisof lading eiened after departure ef Steamer. "FOr fr MOMWELL & OO. 86 West street ee STEAMERS A Tr ine Soul and Bou Boutarest, via Charleston, 8. C. ‘Tei weekly Uul all slip wheel soa “ine. tho ers al has been dookted to ‘o despatch th three Meamers & week, tar ait Lady shippers and passengers greater communivation with ‘THE STEAMSHIP CoLounta CAPT, BERRY, x ‘Walllenre here on ‘Tuesday, Be {2 be followed Thy the Poa than the aa Capt. Foster, on Saturday, ‘Sept. Bont = WO GEORTORD, ELLENTON & G0.,99 Broxsray 1 places in Florid: yde built iron screw steamships are to 4 and line avald sera i ener ia iri ut 4 ie ee ay deft ch J |b a, werpou ie barren iew. i Agent, TABOO, ap NEW YORK STRAMSHL YORK 1K STRAMSHIP > CoM. . fer Shag ag powerful steamers frou GLASGOW, Thomson, as at 12o'clock EDINBURGH hg et 38 a 12o'clock, M Rates of, lew span Ot 8 ingen Lengo, vo Belfast, De Dublin. or cube 0, Fer ‘Hor eight or peamoe nee ‘apply to. si OR IVERPOOL. — SVIOTOY oa eee int = clipper ship VICTOR ' ina afternoon, até oelpok, and ca apie on 8 morning," Roan fo afew mare peeocga Siiper ip iy phen S mu ceed, ae mmber. For pasuage, lowest rates, 8 one sor to BM. DEMAREST, 40 Bo wom are, LIVERPOOL. THE SUPRRIOR | BLA Als jo fee ship FIDRLIA, mM Bootleg tt Baturday, September 10: For Daeg abi, ‘ccond cule and stecrage apply on board Ee BDPIY On oot SON WITSON. Ib Benito eae OR NASSAU, N. pid Se oree AND RTE Fr ual ARNAK, Us American royal NAK, Captain Brow! wi for the iJ wharf, at Jersey City, ee the | sinew ty Live ent Hd » (about Goptaraber E meas ‘or passage ¥ NARD, No, T ‘ling Green. sad bids 27 00 freight mapaees 1 gHvouda 00 ly on Tuetay ee Saturday, ff it OR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON | town.—The New York and Vir Virginia 8c anys new and Hest class steamship MOUNT VERN ON, — Ln J. Smith commander, will Jeare cia shu y urday, rr a Cabin sage, with unsurp: nodntons, $7 60,” F Dek foot om mensureme charged for fo vara arqand re charged for forwarding. No bills o ture of steamer. For freight or nein See WELL & 00., 66 West sect” The Sen Midas the Marion FOR SALE. SPLENDID CHANCE oR A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, A phy eician © Fob and (reset bh for come ina ion Jocation, Yen, mal 0m New oe there is no ysilan ithin five mil gasy. Appl from 8 1010 A. BE, FIRST CLASS DINING SALOON FOR SALE AT A third its cost, in consequence of other engag @ profitable business; well located down tows owe, (ort fitted up and low rent. BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street. Been FOR SALE age fg tole ae bgekted OF ILt. health; doing a faxge, protien le business; superior loca- tion, Bond = te ures, horses, wagons, &c., full and Comtplete, in good order Z DIGGS & SOUSHWICK, 81 Nassau street. U thagete Lp i Bag BARRELS CHOICE SMOKED BESF, ed for si and 50 bbls. Brown neandl 0. SppIn. LW Inquire of G. W. WARDS, 227 and 229 Chry Fo. SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK gilt ae (om without stock, of @ wall ¢ extabliahed lq rears in the best location of tan ‘Sixth wat rad di i aed doing oo fourteen years OR SALE.. Att LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF igre to Physician v Hage coon i good business. Apply toT. ‘GAFFNEY 57 an old est Porter li breve) Lapse a Sop of the bf porene igen re Sow on veaitin Pee aCe Fas) % 0 Tore explain oe orksarent, Brooklyn, oral THOMAS OLABK'S 101 G Yorks <n OS EE SE Se IR Eo POE, SALE—ONE OF THE, BEST CASH BUSINESS stands in the city for sale, at 72 Nesey ee spent of of Greenwich, basement; stock, fixtui epee Aid 00d, Wal be che nat Batisfactory reasons given fer selling. Esquire ne ite pena of B.A. BAILEY. . FoR: SALK—A FIRST RATE GRIST TWO RUNS urT atones: un. le complete order all throwgh on a good m2 fest 2 improved turbine cast iron wheel; in an Botd for custom work ang feeds sen do e ‘business smallcapital. “Inquire of NATHAN ROBERTS, Darien de- pot, Conn, OR SALE—TOGETHER OR SEPAR. F factory, with Staintborp’s patent teschines, “A naedoeny Also, a, 2 , fixtures and apparatus com; ote an and int rect bo: box 3/1 bk Poat ole, i New York. frat raiser. Fe SALE—DRAIN PIPES.—SUPERIOR QUALITIES Company. Oilee BACs, up salts: kiko aed se compan ice potlery made to order. he ee SALE—STEAM ENGINE AND siden AA horse power, in good running order. Mi - mediately. Can be seen at 196 Fulton street. Sa or OR SALE.—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURRS OF 4 barroom, located near the City Hall, and doing a lH business: For rr further particulars Inquire on the premises, 16 ntre street. OR SALE.—LATHES, PLANERS AND MACHINIST ne wae in general, at 48'Marion street. Apply from 9A. M. Fer. SALE, CHEAP—THE OLD ESTABLISHED NEWS- paper aiid periodical depot, with two routes, 419 Atlan rooklyn. For particulars inquire on the premises. TOR SALE CHEAP—A RETAIL JEWELRY AND SIT.- ‘er ware store, Wi un 0} ity miles of New York: Geive ls well Stet ap ake ae new and in good order.” Address W. A., box 148 Herald othoee OR SALE CHEAP—THE TEASE, STOO! = tures of the old established book and slationsry carer a clronlating Ubrary, dng tet rate business. ‘Satial reasons given for selling by applyiny remises, Bor Pry, opposite Weed She? at rey Ney? gs $$ CHEAP OR EXCHANGE—WHEELER & WIL- inger’s, Grover & Baker's and other row hand Inerchandia, or bought, by THOMPSON & GO, 408 Ree handise, or bow; b a treet, secoud floor, room 2 ere POR, SALE OR EXCHANGE—A CHEMICAL, LABORA; tory, w paratus and fixtures suitable for jyurposcs! the mapntneture of photographic, material oe medle inal articles, &c.; algo, some pure eh the establishment; declining health ling. to B, G. LOCKE, 2 Pine sireet ie a Sool a a EWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE—DAILY and weekly, with a good job office attached. M. PETTINGILE & CO., Bonen ‘Maus. eees AINT STORE FOR SALE A BARGAIN—Doing a Animeng Fate bustnoas; very superior location ; extremely fa Tease and choles stock; offered low in yw in con ving city. BIGGS & SOUTHWICK ot Wa neuf ear Teen UBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE.—THE FIX- tures and lease of the old established Tub how house 235 Ful- ton street, near Washington market. ‘Terms moderate. For inher particulars apply to A. H. TYLER, ou the premises, Ee ICE CREAM PERADPaTA IEE, CREAM $4100%, AND, CAI lease and cheap rent. For particulars apply et one 43 Broad- RO dnt i way, or on pre! Wagon, for one or two horses TEAM FERRYBOATS.—FOR SAI, STE, Fybonts Onelda, Caytiga and Seneea, “4 phe Grand strvet forry, each of the following dimensions, ong, 83 feet wide. 10 fect 9 inches deep, and 314 tons. ment. | Bollers and engines in good eondidion, and wil on reasonable, conditions, tho. oltlee oo Ferry Company, Toot o 01 Bah Bighth x4 10 BE SOLD—ON ACCOUNT OF THE DEA proprietor, the Jong established drug. si Dr. J. H. Chabert, well known as the Fire medicines and receipts for making the same. been in suecessful operation for the the last twelv Phen Terms moderate. Apply on the premises, stree [}O DRUGGIB8TS.—FOR SALE, A ne Sperm inctures, specie, salt mouths an: le be the i : ; fs EE, ii A 5 i will be sold at low rates, “appr te 1OSAYRES sireet, Brooklyn. ROSE eae $50 TO $1,000.—THE COPYRIGHT OF ONE OF T! most perfect gems of art ever produced in this country ir for sale by States or counties, the owner being unable to ithis attention. Itis entirely new, not. 8 op) yet ia i ee and contracts will be made for furnishing copien at prices which will give agents and canvas oe cent profit. For further Jarticulars apply to the owner at "4 e Park Hotel, room 103, this day, from 8 to LI aad fr 3106. 500. —GROCERY FOR SALE, ON ONE OF THR best thoroughfares; first class neighborhood ahd custom; ehoice stock, favorable Jease, doing an excellent cash trade, and handsomely fluted up, all complete BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, oF Nasea street. $1. 600. 7ok shee A FANOY DRY GOODS, stations rm splendid assortment of toy lating ve AC and. segar stor up with show eases, &c.; situated in the best Brooklyn; Js established seven ye et Doane pa of seven years, and now doing a frst rate trade. Any person with the nbove amount, snd wari Y 8 good, profitable business, may address N, A. J., Brooklym Post office. a Set em en nae 5) 500. —FOR SALE A VALUABLE WHOLESALE. +0) «and retail drag store now doing # large busl- ness ; le unsurpassed ; 8 rare 9 portunity is offered to y One wishing to make & protit Investment. For partic: blurs apply to PORTER EP WHUNEY, Si Brondwaye jon 17 & 4 eae RAILROADS, N= SORR see evry SAnBoaD COMPANY ma afier PWodnpedny a a trains ‘will leave sixth street station, New York, eee yor Wikinnag 1 and 80 A 2 0 and 9:30 P. Me For Whe Paina 50-0. Fi For White Flains—G:15 P.M. "from White wad Contre streets For Dover Platna—4:30 P- For Albany—830 A; M., ‘an Ltr Wune Faces ky ro te PY . M. Willia sn A 24, Land P. M. ee ea J, CAMPBELL, Superintendent