The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1859, Page 5

a a a al a AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON. Despatches from the Pacific Squadron— The War Between Peru and Kcuador= The New Treaty with Mexico, &o. OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. Wasurnoroy, Sept. 13, 1859. Despatches were received this morning at the Navy Department from Captain Montgomery, of tho flag ship Merrimac, dated Panama, August 31. He reports the ‘quadron in excellent condition. Ho has recent advices from Peru, brought by Captain Kelly, giving the latest in tolligence in regard to the war recently declared between Peru and Ecuador. He says he could learn of no mate- rial interests of our citizens at that place (Guaya- quil) demanding protection; that the town was entirely evacuated by its inhabitants, and the Dombardment by naval forces of Peru threat- ened. Assurances, however, were given him by the Peruvian Commander, that should a collision ensue, all foreigners and their interests would receive the fullest Protection, Capt. Montgomory will, as soon as he returns to the const, visit all the ports of Central America and ‘Mexico in the whole extent of these coasts. Mr. MoLane left this morning for the North. He will return before leaving for Mexico. Our government will make no further advances in their negotiations with Mexico, Yr the Juarez government declines to accede to the propositions of our government in regard to the trea- ty, the matter will rest until the meeting of Congress ‘whon the President will lay the whole subject before them, ‘nd let them take such action as they think propor. ‘The Sogretary of the Navy to-day gave an order to ‘Governor ‘Jackson, of the Bristol Firearms Company o ‘Rhode Island, for seven hundred Burnside’s breech-load ing rifles for the naval service. < , TUR GENKRAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH. Wasmixaton, Sept. 18, 1859. Flag officer Montgomery, of the Pacific squadron, writes to the Navy Department, that Captain Kelly, of the Sara- mac ,reports that he could learn of no material interests of our citizens at Guayaquil demanding protection; that the town was evacuated by the inhabitants, and that its bom- ‘Dardmont by the naval forces of Peru was threatencd, that republic being at war with Ecuador. Capt. Montgomery pays, that unless otherwise directed, he proposes visiting ‘all the ports of Central America and Mexico as far north as Mazatlan. Informadion has been received here that the steamers Cass-Yrisarri and Mary Frances, on the San Juan river, Nicaragua, will be seized for debt. The America fire company, of Philadelphia, aro re- ceiving marked attentions. “They have been entertained dy Col. Florence. On visiting the executive mansion to- day they were warmly received by the President, who briefly responded to the presentation address and to ‘whom Gen. Small replied. Thi isit Mount Vernon to- morrow. A largo mass of documents has been received from Gon. Harnoy relative to tho San Juan island dispute, em- bracing copies of his correspondence with Goy. Douglass. Thor iz no probability of the return of Gen. Jerez to ‘Washington, but the Nicaraguan legation will remain in harge of Senor Molina, the Costa Rican Minister. ‘Tho State Department has received information from our Minister at Berlin that Christian Ernst, an American naturalized citizen, who had been compelled by force to enter the Hanovorian army, has, upon the remonstrance of our government, boen discharges from the service. Non-Arrival of the Persia. Sanpy Hook, Sept. 14—1 A. M. There are as yet no signs of the staamship Persia, now duo off this point, with Liverpool dates of the 3d inst. Interesting from Utah. ANOTHER INDIAN MASSACRE IN OREGON—THE TER RITORIAL ELECTION. Br. Louis, Sept. 12, 1859. Utah papers, received here this evening, furnish an ac- count of another massacre of a party of emigrants by In- dians. The affair happened July 24, on Raft river, Oro- , where the emigrants were attacked by a band of thoshoneg, and six men and one woman of the emi- grants killed, and six men and one woman wounded. Some of the latter were not expected to live. The Indians then robbed the wagons of seventeen hundred dollars in money, and drove offa large quantity of their stock. The attacking Indians were the same party who were reported ecently to have been severely chastised by the troops ‘under Liout. Gray. In the recent election in Utah three Gentiles were elect- ed to the Territorial Legislature, namely, Samuel Mills, ‘Ww. S. Osborn and Charles Crocker. News from the Rio Grande. New ORLEANS, 3, 1859. ‘The steamship Arizona has arrived from Indianola and ‘Brazos, 8th instant, with $460,000 in specie. The Great Fire at Halifa: Hawax, Sept. 13, 1859. At nine o'clock on Friday nighta fire broko out in * Hollis street, near Ordnance, and from thence it extended along the entire block, destroying Mott’s building, tenanted Dy Ackhurst, auctioncer; Simmonds, stove store; H. Mott, spice dealer; Chamberlain, stove store; Hunter, Hour store; Taylor, flour store; aud Whystall, shoe store. On Granville street the following stores and _build- ngs were destroyed:—Murdock, dry goods; Hesson, tailor; Webb, druggist; Rogers, hatter; Richardson, confectioner; Mackinlay,’boots; London, boots; Wetmore, ‘Vaux & McCullocks, dry goods; McKenzie, watchmaker; Creighton and Wiswell, dry goods; Coombs, shoe store; J. B. Bennett, dry goods; Dutfas &'Co., merchants; Dela- fore & Raynor, merchants; Romans’ stone building; Jor- dens, woollen Hall; Chapman, dry goods; Skerry, dry goods; Mignowits, dry goods; Robson, hats, and Creighton, ‘On Barrington street several buildings wero also de- stroyed, including the printing offices of Mr. Blackader and J. Bowes & Son. The total loss will probably reach a million of dollars. The amount of insurance is not as yet ascertained. ‘The New York Republican State Com- mittee. ALBANY, Sept. 13, 1859. The Republican Stato Committee have a meeting in this city on Thursday, the 16th inst. Murder at St. Stephen, N. B. CaLais, Mx., Sept. 13, 1859. This afternoon Thomas Boyer stabbed James Clarke in tho heart at St. Stophon, N. B. Clarke lived ten minutes. Ho had annoyed and assaulted Boyer previous to the act. ‘The Coroner's verdict was in accordance with the facts. Forgery at Baltimore. BaLrimors, Sept 13, 1859. Edward Ashcraft, clerk of Belt, Bowie & Co., was ar- rested to-day, for forging a check of $930 on the Franklin Bank against his employers. He subsequently attempted fo commit suicide. Nearly all the money was recovered. The Health of New Orleans. NeW ORLEANS, Sept. 13, 1859. ‘There is no yellow fever here. Southern Ocean Steamer Movements. CHARLESTON, Sept. 13, 1859. ‘The United States mail steamship Nashville, Captain Murray, from New York, arrived here at eight o'clock this (Tuesday) morning. Markets. ‘New Ortxays, Sept. 12, 1859. ‘The European advices by the Ocean Queen had a fayor- ablo effect upon our cotton market, imparting greater firmness, though prices are not quotably higher. pales to-day foot up 1,500 bales. Yellow corn 70c.; white do. 80c. Beef firm at $15. Shoulders firm at 8c. New Ontxans, Sept. 13, 1859, Cotton haf an adyancing tendency; sales to-day 5,500 Dalos at slightly dearer prices—middling 110. Sales of Jast three days, 10,600 bales; receipts 14,000 bales, against 10,500 in same time last year. Flour quiet, at $4 87 for Buporfine, and $5 25 a $5 60 for extra. Eastern hay $28; “Western $24. Freight on cotton to Liverpool 9-16d. Ster- Jing exchange, clear bills, 944 410 premium. Exchange on New Vork, sixty days, 1 a 13¢ discount; sight bills 35 @ % premium. 8 Monn, Sept. 13, 1859, Cotton—Sales to-day 1,20) bales at 10%c. a llc. for middlings. ‘The sales of the last threo days add up 4,200 Dales, and the receipts 6,500. Cuartestox, Sept. 18, 1859. Tho Courier’s annual statement makes the cotton crop -of 1868-9, 3,861,292 bales. Cincinnati, September 13, 1859. Flour hoavy and unchanged. Corn dull. Whiskey ac- ive at 233¢¢.” Provisions quiet. Cut meats declined 340. Cutcaco, Sept. 13, 1859. Flour steady. Wheat quiet, and 1340. 0 2c. lower: sales of 9,500 bushels spring at 77c. from store, Corn dull and 3¢c. lower: sales at 63c. from store. Oats quiet. Re ceipts—10,500 bbls. flour, 93,000 bushels wheat, 22,000 Dushols corn, 15,500 bushels oats. Shipments—95,000 bushels wheat, $,000 bushels corn, 18,000 bushels oats. Burrazo, Sept. 13—6 P. M. Flour—Upper Lake spring extra, 1c. a 26c. ad- ‘vance, and scarce, other grades steady : sales 1,600 bbls. 465 for State, trom old Chicago spring wheat; $4 25 pring i 50 for good to choice do., from new spring wheat; 34 60.0 $4 8734 for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio: 36.8 $5 87% for double extras. Whoat quiet, and mar’ et without change: salos 6,000 bushels white Gunada, in Jot, at $1 09.a$1 12%; 4,000 bushels prime white ‘In- diata at $1 26, and small lots Canada and Milwaukie club at 90c. Corn quict and steady: sales 17,000 bushels No. 1 ‘ilinois at 70c. Oats steady: sales 4,000 bushels Canada ‘st 82c. No sales of other grains. Whiskey nominal a Me. ,000 bbis. flour, 80,000 bushels wheat 4,000 bushels corn. Exporte—é1,000 bushels wheat, 9,000. bushels corn, 6,000 bushels vats. pt 13—6 P.M. Oswxao, So] Flour steady: sales at $4 25 for extra State from Chica- go spring wheat; $476 from red winter, aud $5 25 from ‘white do. Wheat without material change, with good demand for spring, while in other grades thero is but little poing : sales 18,000 bushels at 88. for No. 2 Calcago Spring, including 13,100 bushels to go to Canada, on pri- ‘vate terms. Corn in demand, and held at 740., arrive, which is atrifle above the views of buyers, but none of consequence on the spot. Oats steady: sales $,000 bush- els Western at 38. Barley in limited request: sales 4,600 bushels Canadian on private terms, but supposed at %4e. Norye in market. Freights unchanged. Lake im- rts—40,000 bushels wheat. Canal exports—1,500 bbis, Four, 82,800 bushels wheat, 6,600 do. barley, 5,200 do. outs. Tororo, Sapt. 13, 1859. Flour in active demand, but scarce. Wheat firm and Go. higher, Quis declined ce. Barley advanced do. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1859. Musical and Dramatic Mattors. ‘The Opera at the Academy this evening will be “La Sompambuta,”’ in which Madamo Gassier will make her first appearance this season. Brignoli sings Elvino, and Amodio the Count. Tho Winter Garden, late Metropolitan theatre, will be opened this evening for the full and winter season. Tho house has beon entirely reconstructed, upon Mr. Bourcl- cault’s novel and original plans, which have heretofore been described in the HxeraLp. The opening bill includes a dramatic version of Dickens’ charming Christmas story, “A Cricket on the Hearth,” and a now faree. Miss Agnes Robertson, Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Allen, Miss Sarah Stevens, Mrs. Blake, Messrs... uerson, A. A. Davenport, Pearson, and other popular artists, will play to-night. The other theatres. Niblo’s, Laura Keeno’s, Wallack’s and the two Gow present full and agreeable pro- grammes. he Palace Gay on Hall, Madame Anna Bishop will vo her last concert for the present. The programme is extended and well chosen. The fair cantatrice has met with the most flattering success in the metropolis, and without doubt her second American tour will be equally ag profitable as the first. Tur Broortyny Post Orvice Romnery.—Tho statement published in the Brooklyn payfors, that the robbers of the Brooklyn Post Office obtained about $3,000 from the let- ters which they rifled on the night of the 9th inst., ap- pears to be very much exaggerated. Mr, Holbrook, the government agent, who is investigating the mater, in- forms us that the amount of money taken is believed to ‘be quite small, nos more than one hundred dollars in all. The drafts, checks and notes contained in many of the etters opened were left behind, and have been restored © the proper parties. As several large Post Offices have been recently broken open and robbed, it would secm necessary for Post- masters to exercise more than ordinary vigilance and caution. In the cases of the New Haven and Brooklyn offices, it seems no night watchmen were employed, and that the offices were left entirely alone. Is it not due to the public that Postmaster Genoral Holt, among his other reforms, should issue an order that, especially in cities and large towns, a constant watch should bo kept day and night over the valuable correspondence committed to the custody of his Postmasters? City Intelligence, FUNERAL oF MR. Rows, Lats Casuigk ov THX HKRALD.— ‘The remains of James Rowe, an old and faithful attaché of this establishment, were interred on Monday afternoon in Greenwood Cemetery, followed to their last rosting place by a number of friends, including many of the as- sistant editors, reporters, clerks, and other employés of the New York Hxrawp. Mr. Rowe, as we said on Satur- day, was modest, alfable and obliging; and there is no ono who knew him, whether as an associate or private wequaintance, who does not mourn his demise, and feel that he has lost a sincere and amiable friend. Piexic Yor THe Beverir or THe St. Josxrn’s ORPHAN AsyLum.—A picnic and excursion for the benefit of the St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum will take place to-day in Landman’s Hamilton Park, in Sixty-sixth street, between the Second and Third avenues. This institution is one deserving the contributions of the charitably disposed of our city, and as this occasion is for the purpose of pecu- niarily assisting its financial arrangements, it is worthy of consideration. ACCIDENTS ON THE HARLEM AND New Havgn RaILRoaps.— A slight accident occurred yesterday morning on the Harlem Railroad. The 7 A. M. train from White Plains, when a short distance this sido of Williams’ Bridgo, was brought to a stand still by the breaking down of the engine, and the passengers had to wait until tho eight o’ciock train came along and took them up. A somewhat similar accident occurred on the New Haven Railroad near Norwalk, where the packing blew out of the locomotive of the 7 A. M. tran from New Haven. Another locomotive was put into requisition, and the train started anew after a short detention. Nobody was hurt in either case. Fourma Avenve Rairoap.—The cars on this road on their down trips do not stop to land passengers between Pearl und Chambers streets on account of tho steep hill between those points; passengers, therefore, who desire to stop atany of tho intermediate streets between these points are obliged to get out between Worth and Pearl ‘streets—one of the dirtiest localities in the Sixth ward— and as there is no crosswalk at tha place, passengers, and especially ladies, are seriously inconvenienced. We would therefore suggest that a crosswalk be placed at the place above mentioned without delay. DxatH or A Potickman.—Last evening officer Charles W. Miller, of the Fourteenth ward police corps, expired from disease of the heart, at his residence, No. 390 Broome street. Mr. Miller had been attached to the Po- lice Department since last February, and had become noted for his urbanity of manners and faithful devotion to his official duties.” Some time since he was attacked and beaten by a party of ruflians in Baxter street, which was at one period supposed to have been a primary cause of his iUness. Military Affairs. ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION OF THE NATIONAL GRAYS OF KINGSTON, N. ¥. This company, the “crack” one of Ulster county, N. Y., and uniformed similar to our own National Guard, numbering thirty-four muskets, and accompanied by the Washington brass band of this city, arrived at the foot of Jay strect yesterday noon, in the steamer Thomas Powell, en route for New Haven, Conn. The following are the of- ficers of the Grays:— COMPANY OFFICERS. Capt.—John F. Langworthy. 2d Lieut.—J. S. Burhans. Ist Lieut.—Jacob Sharp. COMPANY STAFF. Adjutant—D. L. Decker. Asst. Q. M. A. Voorhis. Paymaster—J. Osterhout. Surg’n—— Van Renssalaor. Quartermaster—P. E. Cole. Judge Adv.—H. L. Toby. They met with a very cordial reception from Company C, Capt. Alox. P. Kinnan, and company G., Capt. W. J. Coles, who made a joint parade, accompanied by Dod- worth’s band and the company drum corps, and paraded sixty-eight muskets, exclusive of guides and file closers. Capt. Kinnan commanded the battalion, he being the sce- nior in rank. ‘Yhe usual formula of reception was gone through with, when the entertainers with their guests took up the line of march and proceeded up Hudson street to Duane street, thence up Broadway, and through White street to the Division Armory, where a bountiful collation was Jaid out, ‘The troops stacked arms, atter which they marched to thelr places at the’ table, each oue of the visiting soldicrs being attended on either side by members of the Guard. Sans ceremony the troops engaged ina knife and fork conflict, which oc- cupied over an hour. The bounty spread out was of the most substantial kind, which, with a good supply of eau de vie punch, was partaken of with a good gusto. The American Guard then cheered their gueats, which was handsomely reciprocated by three times three and a “tiger. Among the guests present at the collation were Lieut. Col. Butterfield, Captains ‘Trafford, Bunce, Wheeler, Metzler, Surgeon Dodge and Lieut. Draper, all of the Seventy-first regiment. ‘The Kingston Grays reflect credit on our volunteer soldiery, and compare favorably with our own citizen corps. REVIEW OF THE WEST POINT CADETS BY LIEUTENANT GENERAL SCOTT. To-day is the anniversary of the capture of tho city of Mexico by the American troops. It will be celebrated with great eclat to-day at West Point, where Licutenant General Winfield Scott will review the cadets at the Mili- tary Academy at that place. In tho evening there will be a grand ball at Cozzen’s Hotel, which will be participated in by a fashionable assembly, besides a large number of distinguished officers of the army. Arrivals and Departures. From Hi 4 Southamplon, fr ‘rom Havre and Southampton, in the steamship Ocean Queen—Mrs Magruder, Miss Hele, Magruder, ‘Miss Els ruder, Mrs James Brooks, Miss Mary Brooks, Mr Falquet (bearer of despatches) aud lady, Mr Ingamar, lady and two children, Win U Trabue, Mr H ‘Trabue, Misses’ and J Trabue, Capt Petitt, Chas. Spock, lady and family, Mrs Newsham, W Ht Porter, 5 "Millandon, ludy and four children, Miss Martha Moyer‘and servant, Mr Conmianzi HP Uowies, Clas Sturte- vant, Capt W A Ells, J G' ‘W Sheppard, K L Ripley, Capt JS Smalley, Aug Sperry gu family, Mr Quarder an lady, Capt Ward and lady, and family, Miss Elizabeth nay, ry, “ and family, Miss Emilie Moyragie, Felix’ Ricey, J Beniteau, A D Chapin, J Gri iy and child, Victor Du mont, Miss Malvina Dirdinger, Mr Beck, lady, four children, man and maid servant; D McLeod and lady. John Dubois, G Spyser, John U Muller, V Tiphine and dau ghier, Richard Rus- sell, Miss liza Roberts, Miss Ellen Roberts John Minchi, Deller and lady, Mra 8’A Lewis, J Colon, N_Tucow, Chas Roux, Jos # Stone, Chancey B Ives LB Stone, Rev Paul Raf- fo, John Penasco, 'F », Salomon Isaacs, D Bondiel C Borszou, Mr Outhwaite and family, W G Smith, B Perimsil’ Mr Samyn, T Bayley, J Lane, J Dutester, Mr Farlaigh, Mr Jenking und famiy, P Uerman and lady, F Gordon, lady and five children,’ Mr Wm Sparks and lady,’ Mr F Pope, Mr Thos Foster, Mr Ardin and family, Mr Walthar, lady and four children; N'F Dressel and lady, Mr Indy and family; Mr L, Lazarus, Mra F Muller, Mr Mr H Hupperbaur and family,'Mr N Builey,’Mr U Beucral, ‘Mr 8 Moegiing und lady, Mr Geo Laws and family, Fernand Marie, Geo Drury, Mrs Rosa Pize, Mr Delabar and family, * Prudhomme, Mr Jacob Martin, Mr Lewis Eckarl, Mr Mrs M Leo, Misy Louie Bleechard, Mr ¥ Harper, Me Mulhadigen and faniihy, Mr Rasriel, Mr Yonelts, Mra ret and daughter, Mr ii Barthey and indy, Miss Bariard + Mr C Daubion, Carl Welz, Uapt Wyrat—torty in tor- Ward cabin. ‘Total, 3 passeugers. From Richmond, 4c., in the steamship Yorktown—Col J 1, Garriucion and two daughters, WW Davis, Jou. Duckie F Latham, Wm Taylor, A V Eraser, E B Ward, lady and child Herman Winters, ve ‘children and two’ servants; J 2 nson, 1° MeDavott lady, R Snyder and son, H Alns- air McUaw, for and son; H Sanders, 7 Gaillloe, tty Brown, Wil Hurloy, P P Hardy, lodges, Misa Sloppy, Mise Lawrence, chit, BJ Morels, Mr RT WH o Owen ee ars, F As ht and thal ter, George Groner, Mra Fraetas and ‘child, Wi Hodges mint tad Satuh Carrington—aud 6 iu the'atecrag ees 88 Indy, its From Arecibo, in the brig Tornado—David Hall, From Savannah, in the steamship Alabama—G K Cutler, J R Hamilton and friend, fy Gollbert ein, 1H Hoey and wile, rn “ ier, Min Garbett 8 jarsball, rasl P Premios u Fadiger, Jolin Ryan, Chae Ihtoe Freecom, WOabaket,” HL : i F Perly, Mrs © Cohe live cluidven, Wills Wynn, Sirs Pardo and tivo culdrea, bas cougl yews Taraea, J B Overbey, J K Naadal, G $ Gillman—and ‘8 eecage. DEPARTURES. For Richmond, &¢, in the steamship Roanoke—€ D Keeling, John J Darniey, W'A Watson, Bernardas Donly, Mex Robin‘ inson, mother aud (wo servants, ON , Edw james Mary Weller, Rev M{, Weller, Misa Cat- iin, Mra Barth, David Parry, A Kaatlot, Robert Lawson, Ju- Han M Millon, ? McLane, H'B Burroughs, fusac Van Dyka, Wm McFarlane, Wm Seton, Miss A M Purdy, Miss Adolizt Perry, N 18 Whittaker, Miss’ Graysford, FL. Armistend, G W Batley, Miss L Hyman, Thomas Hue, Haunllton Mason, Mrs AM Roberts—and 16 in the stecrage. The Family Herald. The Famuy Heeatp of to-day (Wednesday) will con- tain a full report of the proceedings of the Republican Con- vention at Syracuse, with the namew of the Nominees; The proceedings of the Republican and American State Conven- ons at Trenton, N. J.—Nomination of Charles 3. Olden by both parties, Truus—The Famity Hewarp is published every Wednesday at Two Dollars per annum. Subscriptions received at the offloe ‘corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Single copies (price four cents) to be obtained at the office and of all news venders. Ad- vorusements huserted at the usual HERALD rates, Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotte- — Dacawane, Rxrea Orsss No. 689, Sarrewene 13, 1850. 63, 44, 17, 66, LL, 22, 67, 64, 38, 35, “0 kL, tS Detawane, Crass No. (90, 6, 75, 31, 13, 34, 47, 48, 35, 46, 54, 26, 67, 33. Gmonota, Oras No. 487, Surremnan 15, 1850. 37, 45, 35, 39, 54, $8, 13, 72, 4, 40, 53, 58. RORGLA, 0. 27, 2, 30, 18, 31, 22, 42, 43, 36. 8, 60, 28, 75, ora as The Drawings of the Sussex County and Consolidated Lottery of Delaware. FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., managues, Tho Legislature of the Stato of Delaware, at tts last session, ‘given to France, Broadbeats & Co. a 'lotiery contract for twenty years, we, the Commisgionsrs appointed by the Governor of sald State, to superintend the drawing of ald loulery, do hereby oortify that the following aro the num- bers drawn this day:— Sussex Counrr—Ciass No. 146, Sarreusce 13, 1859. 59, 71, 16, 9, 60, 6, 63, 2, 28, 30, 46, 75. Consouupaten Lotramy—O1sas No. 120, Sarr. 13, 1868. 18, 32, 47, 74, 48, 26, 71, 31, 63, 25, 43, 61, 69, 53. Witness our hands of Wilmington, Del, this day (Tucs- 1 se ey Conumissioners. AUF TRANG, BROADBENTS & 00. Wilmington, ‘Del. ‘White's Fall Style Gent's Hats New Rea- dy; neatest bat of the season; 216 Bioadway, opposite St. Paula. A Question Settled—It was supposed that Knox had achieved perfection in hat making before he ixsued his last production. But the supposition proved erro- neous, He has town with the beauty of bis fall style, and the demand for it is proving commensurate with its meriia, When you want an elegant, durable and cheap for it to KNOX’S, No. 212 Brosdway. Knox has question as to who makes the best hat, as all are convinced. Leary & Co., Introduce This Day the Au- umn fashion for gentlemen's bats. 8, 4 and 5 Astor House, Picture Gallery.—The Subscriber has constructed and neatly Gtted up (at hi looking glass establish: ment, 366 Canal stroet), a gallery for the exhibition and sale intings. The gallery will be open on and after Thursday, the'ibth inst, from 8A. M. to 8 P.M. Admilesion free. Amon Tnany really fine pictures will be found an original by Ancllt iustrating the parting of the Corsair and Medora. from Byron: Brady’s Gallery has Removed from 359 Broadway to 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. Photo- grapbs, daguerreotypes aud ambrot; The London Stereoscopic Co.’s Depet For stereoscopes and stereoscopic pictures, 634 Broadway. Gurney’s Gallery, 707 Broadway, First block below the New York Hotel.—Photographs, daguerreo- types, miniatures in oil and ivorytypes. The Right Man for the Ri, be selected by phrenological examin WELLS’, 306 Broadway. Methodist Book Concern, 200 Mulberry STREET, NEW YORK. Being in constant receipt of inquiries from our brethren re- specting sewing machines, with requests to recommend and purchase, we have, in conjunction with some lady f1 et. and thoroughly examined the various machines racticul value for family sewing, and find those made by THE HEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ‘Broadway, New York, to fully combine the essentials of a good instrument, and such as we can confidently recommend, ‘Having seen so favorable results from their use lu our owm useholds of our friends, we are desirous that their benefits should be shared by allour brethren, and hence have interested behalf. ht Place Can ns at FOWLER & ourselves in their ‘With best wishes, your brethren, ABEL STEVENS, ' THOS, CARLTON, JAMES PLOY, |. PO! DANIEL. Wisk, J. BENJ. EDWARDS, DAVID TERRY, WM. A. COX. Save 25 per Cent on your Ch a Buy at the mammoth cl establishment GEO. A. HUNTER & CO., 290 and 293 Bowery, Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines.— Office 606 Broadway, New York. Bartholfs CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES, Prices greatly reduced. Family machines $50; $20. BARTHOLF Manufacturing Company, 434 Broadway. Grover & Baker's Noisele tenpruty ote aenee ee ee Oe : wa NOM 83 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Herring’ bile tlle deers aN ‘a And bupglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray street, New Kork. 2 Strong and Flavory Te chest, at CHRISTIANSON’S, No. L Greenwich street. One Dollar the hambers street or 216 and Virginia Tobacco— Havana Sega MES SADLIER’S, 174 Broadway, Of superior quality, at corner of . ‘Weed’s Patent turing sewing machines. way Family and Manufac- Price $60 to $120, Office 477 Broad- cette Hair hd omaha and Tou. the best tn made, Soldand ap- Plied at the manufuolory, 35 Broadway. i Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and whiskers in every style and taste, beaullfully executed. No. 1 Barclay street. Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents—Black or brown. eat ein use. Depot No. 1 Barclay street, sold by all druggists, % Barry's Tricopherous ts the Bost and st articl dressi by q preserving and restoring ihe baie. Ladies try tk Gold by all tin the wor ean Privately applied at No. 6 Astor House. dit Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi- calcure truss. ‘They also keep silk elastic stockings for vari. Gove veins; supporters andafboulder Tosuruments deformation de Wo order. No.4 Vesey street. Alor House, lew Kennedy’s Medical Discovery is War- ited to fi elas, saltrher a ranted {o cure serofula, eryuipelne, saltshoum, sould head, wl Alicock’s Porous Plasters.—They Resolve aud assuage pain by calling forth the acrid humors from internal to the kin. Sold at 25 cents each at Canal etroct, ‘and by all druggiata. Gis Trusses, Shonider Braces, Elastic Stock- ings, bandages, and Dr. Glover's new lever truss, No. 4 Ann street, Maravilla Cures Baldness, Removes Dan- ruff, and prevents the hair from falling out. Sold by all drug- gists. Retail d Pitts; 769 Broadway; Barnes & Park, and 15 Park row, ‘les Ernest & Co. o Maiden lane. Holloway’s Pills and Ointment.—Every traveller leaving home for even a day should be supplied with these invaluable remedies. Sudden sicknesses are cured at the ointment never fails in catarrh, ‘once by the pills, while us and hobrates. Birth. Jonxs.—On Monday, Sopt 12, Paviswe, wife of Otto Johns, of a son. Min Monday, Sept, 12 BurogR—SHomMaKER.—{ mnday, by the Rev. Mr. Hiscox, Mr. Eowarp BvRGER, of New ‘York, to ‘Miss Syoux SHOEMAKER, of Philadelphia, Philadelphia papers please copy. Died. AGxew.—On Tuesday, Sept. 13, Mary Nasm, daughtor of Doctor ©. R. and Mary aeore; aged 9 months and 18 days. Brae ty Mcitirg f he ani ber 12, after tho short ill. ness, James Brawn, @ native of Castlogarden, Kil- Keouny, Ireland, in tho 20th yoar of his ago.” <6 ‘His triends and those of his family are requested to at- tend ah funeral, eee ee hace residenco, No. 4 Lafayotto street, between Flect and Debevois streets, Brooklyn, (Werhesda ) afternoon, at wo o'clock." are esny.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Sept 13, Jom Bussy, in the 37th year of his age. Aete a % ‘the tricnds and relatives of the family are respectful invited to attend his funeral on Thursday afvernoon, < three o’clock, from his late residence, 606 Columbia street, South Brooklyn. Why! why do we mourn o'er tho lifeless clay, 1's only an empty cell, The inmate is aouring far away; Ina happier home to dwell. Oh! couhl we see hin as he is now, And hear the songs he sings, ‘With a glittering crown on his radiant brow dud hia harp with the goldgn string. Frraxnalp.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Soptomber 12, Jom Frraaerap, in the 30th’ year of his ag His friends and acquaintances, also those of his brothers- in-law, Hugh O'Rorke, Patrick Feonoy and Patrick Gib- ra are peemearully lnvited to attend the funeral this inesda noon, at of ‘eaide! Of his father, 186 York Hohe neag ol anlehtimatiy lANPORD.—On Monday , SeyAember 12, . M., Mary, wife of Willet H. Hanford sted sh york ee L The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from 235 West Forsy-third street. Friends are invited to attend without further notice. Hayes.—On Monday, Sept. 12, CaTuanig TRRREAA Hays, aged 2 years, 9 months and #days. Tho ‘friends of her father, oemierae: and of her grandfather, Michael Moylen, are reapectully invited to attend the funeral, from’ No. 835 Fulton street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’clook. Haus.—On Sunday, Sept. 11, Mrs. Sanam S. Saur, wife of Dr. Charles F. Hale, aged 24 years. The friends of the family and of her father, the late Dr. Robert Sibue, and of her brother-in-law, Mi H. Hovey, Eaq., are invited to attend the funeral at St. Peter’s church, Weat Twentieth street, near Ninth avenue, this (Wednes- day) afternoon at two o'clock. pear Monday, Sept. 12, at six o'clock, of idro- croup, Maxria, daughter of Christopher and ‘Hampton, aged 2 years, 6 months and 18 days. The relatives and friends of tho family are res) invited to attend the funeral this (Wednesday) noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 104 Co- lumbia street. ‘Little Martha has gone, and now in heaven Sho sings His praise who died for her, And to her hand 4 harp is given, And she is a heavenly worshipper. Husmmson.—Suddenly on Monday, Sept. 12, Eowar> ‘Wus1am, fon of William and Hannah Huskisson, agod 11 years and 6 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Yarents, No. 202 Fighth ‘area, his (Wedncaday) ater parents, No. aven ‘Wedni noon, at one o'clock. ¢ y? Jauncey.—On Monday, Sept. 32, Kuna Javwony, aged 70 years. aang ralatives and friends are respectfully invited 40 ral day fednesday from residenee, No. 18 First i ls, vs F Maxweil.—On Tucsday, Sept. 13, after a sovere illness, ALSKANDKR MaxwxLL, aged 54 years, 10 months and 9 days. ‘i Race of funeral will be given in to-morrow’s (Thurs- jay’s) paper. luRvHY.—On Tuesday, Sept. 13, Louis Domus, infant son of Richard and Henrietta Murphy, agod 1 month and five days. The remains will be taken from the residence of his parents, 160 East Twenty-fourth street, to Calvary Ceme- tery for interment, at 2 o'clock this (Wednesday) after- noon. Orant.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Sept. 13, after a severe illnces, FrxpRuick Orar1, in the 3lst yoar of his “ers funeral will take place from St. Luke’s church, Clinton avenue, on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. His friends and those of bis brothors are invited to attend, without further notice. Parerson.—On Tuesday morning, Sept. 13, Groror, only son of George and Bridget Paterson, aged 9 months and 7 days. The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from 407 Fourth avenue, corner Twenty: ninth street. Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend. Scorr.—on Tuesday, Sept. 13, Mrs. MazGaner Soorr, the widow of the late James Scott, aged 73 years and 10 months. Due notice of the funeral will be given. SNopexas.—Of consumption, on Monday morning, Sept. 12, Wnuuam H., son of Thomas Snodgrass, aged 24 years, 2 months and 16 days. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from No. 49 Whitehall strect. Woopwarp.—On Tuesday, Sept. 13, Lemma, wife of Samuel Woodward, aged 49 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, from her late residence, No. 16 Seventh avenue. fully MISCELLANEOUS. AN INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID, HATR DYE, BLACK or brown.—Gray, red or flaxen hair can be changed im a few seconds toa i black or brown, by usin GEORGE'S LIQUID HAfR D' 5 ‘The best and cheapest in the world, producing, the moment it is applied, a rich natural appearance which cannot be dis- Uingulsbed: It is entirely different from all others. Thirty-seven cents a box, Or three boxes for $1. Each box of “GEOGE'S Hair Dye” ia warranted to contain as much “hair dye’ as others sell for “one dollar” each. BE it. It will nut injure the gloss of the hair. Sold wi le and retail by J. SCOTT, crugrist,306 Grand street, New York; also by Mrs. Hayes, 178 Fulion sect, ya; Ci , Third and Walnut, Phila AT EXERDELUS WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, 20. ‘These celebrated cards, elegantly engrav only in Broadway, corner of Duane er T JONES, 10 AND 12 ANN STRERT—S PRENCH calf dress boots. $4 50 double sole water prool boots, Picase call in and ace them before purchasing. 8K FOR LEDIARD’S MORNING CALL. He sure to ask for ee © * © © © © © & LEDIARD’S MORNING CALL. The popularity of this fine TONIC AND INVIGORATING CORDIAL BITTER hag induced certain parties to put up ® spurious article in im!- ‘of the above. ‘The public and the trade are therefore cautioned to ask for Lediard’s morning call, which is unequalled for ‘ils agreeable tante and fine 1 a ? tot, % fomedy aud prevenuive. for diarrboa and chills and fever, paristan valuable at 3 Gyepepain ks character la fully eaiapnished- 428 cure for Tt is ulso invaluable to those of either sex suffering from weakness or debility, ite fine strengthening and alterative properties rendering unfailing. . For ordinary use asa beverage it is unsurpassed by any cordial ever offered to public notice, for ite purity and general excellence. No family should be without it, Travellers and yachtmen will find it a most agreeable addi- tion to thelr stores. LEDIARD'S MORNING CALL—TONIC, Diuretic and antt-dyapepti ts x LIQUEUR HIGIRNIQUE D’APRES RASPAIL For sale by druggists, liquor dealers, &c. ‘Wholesale depot $7 South William street. A DELICIOUS TONIC, ALTERATIVE, ANTI-DYSPEP- STOMACHIC BITTER, JUICE OF THE GRAPE, containing leas than 8 per cent of alcohol. _FARQUAR’S ‘Call- fornia wine and brandy, medicated with Peruvian bark, Tur- Key rhubarb, juniper, A. ie consclentiously oftered ‘10 THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED, INDIGESTIVE, and for diarrhoea, summer complaints, constipation, diseases of the kidneys, bowels, &e. Quart bottles $1. At 10 Astor House, 418 and 862 Broadway, 158 Bowery and at HAYKS’, Brooklyn’ MERICAN WATCHES, In gold and silver cases, For sale by GEO. ©. ALLEN, No. 415 Broadway, One door below Canal street, formerly No. 11 Wall street. USTLES. USTLES. MOORE'S PATENT SCALLOPED INFLATED BUSTLES. Superior to all others. They make ladies’ skirts set full, elegant and graceful. Wholesale by B. F. MOORK, 121 Nassau street. Retulied everywhere, BIURDEALL'S ARNICA LINIMENT. Itis well known that arnica is the best thing to allay pain and inflammation. This is the best liniment in the world. ‘Try itand be cured. No. 34 Beekman street. Twenty-five centa, ARTLETT’S NOVELTY SELF THREADING SEWING machines, selling rapidly at $6, $9 and $15, Agents vanted. “SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, every description. BARTLETT & CO., needle manufacturers, 421 Broadway EAUTIFUL, COMFORTABLE, DURABLE SETS OF SU- rior porcelain teeth, from $16 upwards. LUTHER 2 UROCKWAY, dentists, 42 Great Jones street. 0 YOU WANT WHISKERS OR MUSTACHES!—IF they won't grow naturally, use my onguent (established 186, which will force the beard to_grow in six weeks on smoothest face. Price $1; sent by mail, postage free, anywhere. R. G, GRAHAM, 109 Nassau street, New York. Fr RNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY. MEEKS’ CABINET FURNITURE WARER¢ OOMS, 383 AND 335 FOURTH STREET, (Northwest corner of Broadway.) JOHN MEEK the aff te old Bem of. 3. Monk), tention of furniture buyers to a large and elegant Invites (ne sortanent of cabinet farnkare, suatts for PARLORS, DINING ROOMS, LIBRARIES, ETC., Made from selected and well seasoned wood, in the latest and moat. wed styl SE EEE ag own reputation o The weCUPRRION CABINET FURNITURE will be fully sustained. JAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES. More than one hundred different modifications, adapted io every branch of business where an ACCURATE AND DURABLE scare Js required. These scales are in use in nearly every country throughout the ctvilized world, and are tax ONLY COM- POUND BALANCES THAT HAVE MERITED AND RECEIVED THE CON- FIDENCE AND PATRONAGE OF THE BUSINESS PUBLIC. Call and examine, or send for an illustrated circular. FAIRBANKS & CO., way, New York. NB, O°“ suxt0 NAIL ¥ Jotnt, cured without pain, so that the boot ately afer the opera patiert, by Dr. ZACHA! Way. Refers to the pi IN'S BAZAAR, G= 8i3 BROADWAY. FALL FASHIONS, LADIES AND FAMILIES ‘Are nvited to inspect the attractive noveltiesin every branch jle attire Spey the late steamers “ond, designed by the artists Be pies fal bomnets, of exquislic beauty. The new fall fashions in misses’ New siyles of infanta’ wardrobes, plain and richly embroid- "A superb selection of laces and embroideries. Laiies’ and misses’ wardrobes of every quality and styte. peg ad o new and " ae the latest French s tyles, and misved! plaln and fancy shoes, gales, ko. Gentlemen's goods, de chambre. jaar. ast chape, omaing, Ot, Yadles’ and children’s rie Ladies’ and children’s fancy Ladies making a tour of the twenty departments of the Ba- gaar Will have an Civkeor § of seeing, as it wore, at one ‘view, all the: Europe and New York for the ‘oason, in every branch of cost ume. GENIN’S BAZAAR, 518 Broadway. ‘OWES’ bwin Lye A [ORGAN TROK Worns, August 10, 1867. To whom it may concern—We Bereby certify Seay ll nad ne forthe pat x monde one of Howe's improved jlatform scales (Strong & Bass patent), of tons ity Pinch hes worked to our entire, datisfartions es Suse apeaty wo have ordered au additions’, one of twenty-dive tons capacity, and we most cheerfully recommend said patent to those want of scales, ‘QUINTARD & WHITNEY. FRANK B. HOWE, Call and examine the new principle, V1 Broadway, corner of Dey siroot, MISCELLANEOUS. mrromnnnnnnnannn (PtcaL inerrruTE SEMM " 60914 BROADWAY MNONS & 00 Under the Lafarge House, Just received a beautiful assortment, VOIGHTLANDER & SON'S (Vienna) CELEBRATED OPERA GLASSES. Thia is the only depot in America t» obtain VOIGHT LANDER © BONS (Vieno: OBLEBRATEI OPERA GLASSES, SEMMONS & CO.'S BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, This is the only true lens capable of protecting the sight, and comf enne a to ath cae 0 the eyes, eliher by day oF cxndle OPTICAL INSTITUT! (66036 Broadway, under the Lafarge Reartances TO ENGLAND, bilson the EEBLAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES E, House. Narionat Bana oF Sooriamp, B B, Comp: Ikktanp, Tn gums from £i upwards. | NANT: Tasued by PAYLOR BROTHERS, Bank 76 Wall sire spo. SON & MELVAIN, is tare GUNB, Comey a PLATED WARK, BRUSHER PEEPUMERY AND SOAPS, Weatly Richards’ celebrated guna. Bole Agents tor} eee, wadding and cartciiges. army razors. PERSON. eee AN ONE WISHING TO ADOPT A FINK, HEALTHY female child, two may address C, Jobn- months ston, Union Square Post office, for three: NY RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT * le American y years of age; health, if Ap amiable dlspoat 2 Gan be neen Mea. M. F., corner of Fourth and Troy street, for three days. RANK—I HAVE A LETTER FOR YOU, AND WILL be with it on Thursday, at $ o'clock, at the’ same place I ‘saw you las call Thursday, be certain to call Friday—St, Nicl HARRY NFORMATION WANTED—BY CHARLES DOLAN, OF his brother, James ,,® native of the parish of Tem- pleport county Cavan, Ireland, who arrived in New York in jay, 1844. Any infor him will be thankfully received by Thomas Farley, 31 Gold street, Brooklyn. C: papers: please copy. VARONA AND A. TOUZET WILL HEAR OF « something to thet savaniage by applying at 92 Kx. change place, room 2. Any information in respect to the above would be thank{ully received. IEUTENANT ALEXANDER GEDDE'S HEIRS.— Alexander Catheart Geddes, ‘son of the deceased Lieu- ienant Alexander Geddes, Dovecotland, Perth, Inte of her Ma- Jesty’s Fifth West India’ Regiment of Foot,’ is requested to communicate with Messrs. J. & J. Miller,’ solteitors, Perth, Scotland, agents for his father’s trustees. Alexander Cathcart Geddes ‘was last heard of in 1856, when he resided at 64 Thompeon street, New York, and was then employed as ailor. ou cannot Hotel. AURA B.—PLKASE SEND YOUR ADDRESS TO THE Union square Post office, as the undersigned has some thing of importance to communicate. o—Y. ISS EMMA HOLMES, FORMERLY RESIDING IN East Twenty-second street, is requested to send her ad- dress to Dr. bi. Udell, Union square Post ollie, N. ¥- R.T. FORSTER, PORTRAIT PAINIER, LATE OF the South, is requested to call at 32 Johnson street, brooklyn. LOST AND FOUND. DUND—AT 762 BROADWAY, A SUM OF MONEY, which the owner can have by stating the amount and pay: ing for this advertisement. Call at 117 Fourth avenue. OST._SUPPOSED TAKEN BY MISTAKE FROM THR on the evening of the 9th inst, on U ain, a russet valise, marked A. G. C Erie railroad depot, arrival of the 9 P. M. tr containing infant's clothing. the return of the same to A. @. Coftin, O8T—ON TEUESDAY, } EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8 AN old brown pocket ‘containing some seven or ei ‘aotars, and a gold five franc plece, witha ring through tt. The firder may have the value of the contents of the pocketbook it he will return the five franc piece to Miss Fanny Lessing- ton, 177 Greene street. OST—A SMALL ETRUSCAN GOLD BROOCH, FROST- €d Jeaf and round ball on top, set in oval band, ‘The finder ‘will be rewarded on leaving the same at 427 Fourth street. OST—AUGUST 90, BANK BOOK NO. 176,047, ON THE Bank for Savings, 67 Bleecker street.’ The finder will be rewarded by leaving it al the bank. STRAYED—ON THE PREMISES OF JOB SMITH, A sorrel horse, with long tail, two white hind feet, white mark on the face, and about fifteen hands high. Inquire at Newkirk. House, Hudson City, N. J. REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, SEPT. 12, A LIT. tle white poodle slut; has long ears, black nose and eyes. Any person having picked up send her to 56 Forsyth street, and get the above reward. ‘sald slut, will please REWARD.—LOST, ON THE SEVENTH AVENUE, between Thirty-seveuih and Forty-third streets, one of Skinner's whips, London; yellow and ‘ivory handle, silver mounted. Whoever will return the said whip to 195 West ‘Thirty-seventh street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, will rece ive the above reward. REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, A small mouse colored Italian greyhound; answers to the name of Zellie. Whoever will return her to 81 West Twenty- niuth street will recelve the above reward and the thanks of wher, Mr. Jobn J. Nathans, 10 REWARD.—TAKEN FROM THE NATIONAL poe Cortlandt street, New York, a large black yalise, marked’ J. Webb on bottom. ‘The halder will please leave Hany place where n can be obtained, get the reward, and no qu tween 9and 10 P. M., near Twenty-first street and enth avenue, a white canvass covered trunk, marked H. C., New York. When found return to Wm. Hacker, New Haven depot, Twenty-seventh street and Fourth avenue. $1 REWARD.—LOST, MONDAY, SEPT. 12, BE- SPECIAL NOTICES, LECTURE ON THE RIGHTS OF LABOR WILL BE delivered before the Shoemakers’ Anti-Prison Labor Asso- Ciation, by a mechanic, on Wednesday evening, Sept. 14, at Convention Hall, Ni State prison competition are invited to attend, Poses it baseless eter RAND AGRICULTURAL FAIR.—THE EIGHTEENTH Annual Fair of Queens county will be held at Hempstead, on Thursday, Sept. 15. Great show of horses, cattle, grain, fruft, flowers, &c. The cars will leave the Long Island depot, Brooklyn, at 10 o'clock A. M.; returning in the afternoon. Ad- dress delivered by Wm. H. Onderdonk, Esq., of Manhasset, at noon. Entrees addressed to John Harold, Secretary, Hempstead XREEN TURTLE SOUP DEPOT.—GREEN TURTLE ‘soup and steaks served every day at No. 8 Eighth ave- nue, one door from 14th street, ide. Soup delicious, Come and try EW JERSEY STATE FAIR—AT ELIZABETHPORT, Sept. 18, 14, 15 and 16 1850.-—Contial allroad of New jersey ED JACKET, WYOMING and KILL VON KULL will leave pier No. 2 North river, daily, at 7:30, 9 and 11:45 A. M., and 1, 4, 5 and 5:45 P. M.;' returning, leave - My 1 4, a Elizabethport at 6, 7:15," 8:45 and 11:27 A. M., and 2, 4 and 6:10 P.M. ‘Time occupied’ in making trip, one hour. "Fare from New York to Fair Grounds and return,’ 40 cents. Passengers are landed within twenty feet of the main entrance to the Fair Grounds. ARTIES WHO ARE ASSOCIATED IN ESTABLISHING a firat class Marine Insurance Company would be pleased io receive proposals from gentlemen of experience in the busi- ness of underwriting, with the view of selecting officers and filling poxitions. Communications, with partic amount of stock that could possibly be influenced in company, will be treated with sirict confidence. dress Insurance, box 3,707 Post office. , and the afirst class Please ad- IPECIAL NOTICE.—I 8. M. ATTENTION.—THE members of Utah Lod, ..6 are respectfully request- ed to atiend a meeting, at 364 and 366 Kighth avenue, on Thurs- day, September 16, at 8 o'clock P. M. DR. JOS. HAFNER, Secretary. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O. LLEN'S WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE, REMOVED FROM M WALL STREET ‘Watoban, Jewelry, Giver end pleted were ervey ine prines welry, allver ‘ware at very low Pines GEORGE G. ALLEN RELIGIOUS NOTICES. RAYER MEETING CONVENTION.—THERE WILL bea convention of the Business Men's Union Dally Frayer Meeting held in this city, at the Cooper, Tnauitute,, coui- mencing on Friday evening, Sept. 23, at 733. o'clock, and con- tinuing several days. The an opportunity for the exchange of views and of Christian greeting to those who may be gathered together from all parts of the Iand, and to take measures for establishing daily prayer mectings in the cities and villages throughout our country. All interested are cordially invited and expected to. be present on this occasion. Country papers are requested togive circulation to thls.no- i CLOTHING. NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM, COMPLETE AND nearly new, will be sold cheap if applied for immediate- as the subscriber is about leaving town; price $25. Address , box 2,357 Post oflice. A RARE Ck ote! 6 en Lent Ne SILK m2 for gert’s. 3 carp theatrical Gey el furniture, qe A note by pst siended to by k., 134 Seventh avenue, between streets, Ladies atiended to by and RARE CHANCE, AND NO BEG ADEs AND can, nvemen bake fod cast of i to of fever paid ‘at Uap store of Sng Win, Walsh, $9 Centre strest, Dy post pune: T NO. & CENTRE STREET.—WANTED, $10,000 worth of new and left off clothing, for the Weatera market. Gevilemen will receive cent more than their supposed a ee eer oo ee eae HAVING 3} DRI ‘coats, &c., pose of, can get a fair‘price by sending through tho post only, to Mr. L., unalog ewooded (bY Mig la” SOM ATEUNA, UP stale No. '179 Wooster street. All’ atfected ‘by 5 4 MISCELLANEOUS. "X USK.—GUINESS’ XXX STOUT, MUTB Foe AMD ale, Knox &Gon's Edinburgh ale” roe by G. K, MKNDD, ™ Corner of Broadway and Ceda: set ECKER'S FAR,NIA IS IN THE HIGHEST ‘as.u delicious ana’ Wholesome fuod at ail seusous of we year. Itisa pure prepa "don from wheat, witiog the ad- mixture of any other grax”. and hence fa invaluable {n the summer season. Extensive'Y Used at tha Astor Nicholas, Metropolitan and oh. * first clans ‘saloons, its rapidly becoming an indispa, ble dish on tablex, Manufactured and ‘at the Cre’D Mills, 201 street, New York. A liberal discount to de, lers. HACKER & BROTHER, dro,’siats, ph —$$—$——_v> IGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALEA. * * * USE * « 7. te . * : : DR. MOTT’S CHALYBEATE PILLS, An aperient and aa i ea ceoeerie | Iron, purified fron. Sold im New York. For diseases { | For sale by all ut ruggista. Price mooie, of yer box. Sold jn to Brooklyn by Mrs. Hayes, Females, 178 Fulton street. Females, Wholesale by C. Fox, Females, BL Marclay street Females, ncipal ofice, Feraales. 9 Broadway. Fomales, ILLIB'S PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, Are considered Py competent ind to be THE ONLY RELIABLE SARS IN MARKEY, Against the most skilful burglar it is A SURE PROTECTION, Bel ‘And the great fire at rox then THe 3 eR vor tte MOST FIRE PROOF SAFER, Tae Broadway, Noe Tele, ADIRA’ GOLD RA¥D her clei ‘Misses’ earrings, es an beaseicie , é hae % P Gentlemen: "wecesT Dine tant Fornale by GEO. 0. ALLRN, No. 418 Broetwny, one Geer below Ca: street, formerly No. 11 Wall street. RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.—MRS. LOW, an experienced nurse and female pow soft this by ‘eee a gums, reducing the ing, 4 fas, Te rag A Gl IF CIT wi elves and relief and bealth to all cases. Sold everywhere. only 25 cents per botiin, ‘ORRHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER. THE GREAT STRENGTHENER aes AND PAIN DESTRO! PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER r APPLIED. Price 25 cents » box. Sold by all druggists everywhere. N° READY, oul camps LETTERS TO THE MILLIOM. ther Dayman. No. 1. ON THE SABBATH QUESTION, 18 If LAWFUL. TO MAKE MERRY ON SUNDAY? by F. F. F. Camps. Price two cents. FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publigher, No. 126 Nassau street. EW PANTS AND VEST, MADE TO ORDER, FROME a hundred different patterns, from $4to $7. An entire fresh stock of cloths for coats, from’$10 to $20. Business coatm 10. CLARKE, 116 William street. ( LD pen! Sapa poem OR be erage m ‘any quantity. Morgan's Exposure of Freemasonry ter 7 ene. Noe SOHN PYNE. 10s Nassau susee HEUMATIC SUFFERERS, AND ALL WHO ARK SUB- ject to pains and aches, whatever the cause may be, you fare ‘Tequested towend fora circuiar and see the evidence ef well known persovs who have been cured by the use of BUBM- TON’S Quick Relief—206 Bowery and 241 Hudson street, Gtanauns IN THE CITY, RE INVITED to examine our stock of CHINA, pier; SILVER WARE, JRONZES AND FANCY GOODS, ineluding an elegant assortment of DRESDEN CHINA from the royal manufactory at Dresden (purchased at the lade fas dxiuren and general bousefarniing goods. tures neral housefur . sos Satur ay FAUGHWOUT & COs 488, 490 and 492 Broadway, Corner of Broome street, N. % ‘arena, eal! the neato Of al genuine tending avenne, atient al airline aera nena als, combining comfort characte entirely fr # ciroular containing a beautiful example, &c. ‘TEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN. SPECIAL NOTICE, My, arriving here about SPLENDID CoLe Fordan - THE GREAT EASTERN, ‘Ocean, under full Sail and Steam, ‘The size of the picture ta double that of colored Pe geen by the LONDON NEWS, being fy | and is rather than four of trated Loudon News: ltl be: Ibe Sneat efored. plate ees the London News, (ho bast PHILANTHROPICAL Dedicated to Fai sale. On the Manutactured by ponnes Between Hudson Sad Wattle Has been manufactu solely for one ices of ciccie Ur oa ease: ee ee ([UE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF LEVETT’S PATEWE atmospheric plate for artificial teeth is very person using Strangers and the public are tnvled : examine this ‘novel and highly important invention. Waverley place, near Broadway. HE ORIGINAL BRIDGEWATER PAINT, OF NEW JERSEY, Established 1860. For roofs, outside work, decks of steamers, Iron work, railroad bridges, Se. Depot, 72 Maiden lane, late 85 Water street, 0 SOUTHERN MERCHANTS. WOLFE’S PURE COGNAC BRANDY. Imported and bottled by. the subscriber; warranted pure and, of the best quality. Souther ‘estern merchants are respectfully invited te call and ¢ 1e the article. ‘The following label is attached to-each bottle:— PURE COGNAC BRANDY. IFICATE. Thereby certify thatthe brandy contained in this bottle waa imported and bottled by me, with my name on the cork, fae medicinal and private use, and is warranted perfectly pure. and of the best quality. UDOLPHO WOLFE, 22 Beaver street, Sole manufacturer and importer of the Schiedam, IME. WATCHES AND CLOCKS Repaired and put in frat rate condition and HRONOMETERS RATED, &C. ROBERT RATT & CO., 261 Broadw: eh he ee [yp SerUL IN EVERY FAMILY—PAINT, GREASE SPOTS &c., removed gloves, silks, Hbbons, éc., cleam- instant; ed equal to new, withou ny to delicate fabric, by HEGEMAN & CO.'S CONCENTRATED tt the most color ea . BENZ, only twenty-five cents per bottle. 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