The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1859, Page 5

eens i Seneca Orunma oF me Mevica, Cousax.—The New York “Metical College will be opened to-morrow. Professor Carnochan will delivor the introductory lecture at noon. urt Calendar—This eee Cee —Nos. 1881, ot 615, 760, 1830, 1982, 1926, 4, 1963, 672, 2013, 1736, 1413, , 1065, ‘2019; 2024, 1047, 2672, 1239. ” ees: of babes meow & Co.'s Lotte- , SRPTEMsRR 17, 1859. tet, it nih 59, Bo, Os 2a, 9, 80 as, ae Decéwane, Clase 'No, 498, Surreusen (7, 1859, 09, ae 3, aE oT | RORGIA, ee 17, TA, 63, 72, 16, $8, 89, 45, IL, 18, 95, 8, 62. rhs O1ass N Sarrem 1, ora 45, 16a 37, 76, be, ‘s. 47, it, mre re 81, 00D, EDDY &'CO.. Wiimingion, Del. Whe Drawings of the ‘Consolidated Lottery of Delaware, FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., jussex County and manaanes, ‘The Legislature of the Btate of Delaware, session, feral feo o France, Broadbenta & Co, « Soe tne coal ft for we, wernor of said Stale, to wiperigtoud oes of ry ay ce a si garage Bossux Oounrr—Ciass No. 150, Seeremann 17, 1859. ~69, 70, 66, 18, 22, 46, 50, 71, 15, 37, 2, 13. “GRAND Consouparen Lorreay—Ciass No. 3, Serr. 17, 1858. see 39, 18, 60, 38, 4, 67, 17, 36, 12, 3, 59, ona our neste st at Wilmington, Del., this day (Satur- SOHN D SOuN we PAPAL ALFRED R. Commissioners, FRANCE Psat NTS & 0O., Wilmington, Del. J.H. Eaton, Tay L. og Union nu. —"'Leommenced using Mrs. $. A. Allen's bu sory lcregularty: notwithstand- ‘egularity rity the falling otf of air ceased, and lal color.” . Clark, editor of the ee cig Mapalare, Ondacas Olle, cote ten hee sing Mrs. 8. As A en's preparations for dhe har with much ction. T feel no hesitation in recommending them ag {be best T have ever used.” Bev. Jno. E. pons & editor of the Christian Advocate, Buffalo, NY.—“Dirs, 8.'A. Allen’s World’s Hair Preparations have restored my hair to its natural color. " tng th roma d to their my gray changed to thelr or re, B.W'Cranx, wife of Rev. Rev. Poca R. FarRcuitp, D., Corresponding Se etary of the american and Foreign ‘Christian Union, N. Y.—"Having in used in my family I take ensure ie commending eae aire the hair, NOT A DYE. MRS. 8. A. A 3. WORLD'S HAIR ite STOR! Gray haired, bald or persons wie ‘diseases of hair or scalp, Tead the above and judge of the articles, or send to the whole: Sale depot, 355-Broome street, N. ¥. for a circular. Sold At retati every where Established A. D., 1751. BRANDRETH'S PILLS Remove from the body, {is cavities, the bowels and the ware Of the circulation those dead matters, worn ont body, which Occasion that peouliar heavy feeling iu colds, headaches &c., dc, These purely vexetable pills do not act upon healthy parte except to cleanse and purity. ‘Their timely use Foapy a valuable i, a Tite, and Brandreds's Fills shoud. therefore ‘every house, plat price 25 cents, oa 294 Canal street, New York, and by Awhite’s Fall Style Gent’s Hats Now Rea- 47; nentest hat of tho season; 216 Bioad' }, opposite St. Pauls, Beebe & Co., 156 Broadway, Offer for ‘wale this day the fall style gentlemen’s hats, Tn a few days they will ii falroduce a new French style for young gentlemen. Brady’s Galle: has Removed from 359 pe to 643 cnavigy,corucrof Benker sireot. Photo- Gurney’s Galle: 707 Brondwa Fi block belowthe. New York ‘iotel—Photogeapn, daguerreo. Sypes, miniatures in oll and ivorytypes. The ht Parsuit, the Talents and Sefects. ae ted out by phrenological examinations,at FOW- "308 Broadway. Eagle Sewing Machine Company. 2s Machines, Wr ranted, from $5 to $100. ud 411 Broadway, New York. Agents wanted. ne Cant: Mix ence Cent Ambro, MESES Sarcasm en ay by peieietatensls Hats Dao, Wigs ond Ton: Brivaiely applied: “No'@ Astor Houses ns eta» and the dye nia Tobacco— 8, 174 Broadway, ro yeniey lhe Medical eereey is War- ranted to ‘scald head, Gorated sore logs: For ould by ail druggies a Rupture Cured.—-Trusses, Dbraces, elastc wlockings, &c., at 85 The Eureka ‘Cele! rated ‘WILL RUN, STITCH, HEM, GATHER, FELL. GRBAT REDUCTION 1 IN PRICE TO $50. ice, 489 Broadway, corner Broome street. —Parties not having the full amount can be acoommo- auled by applying at the Bave 25 eer cent it Borgo. Ay HUNTER Shoulder ete rour Clothing. establishment of .» 290 and 292 Bowery. Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines. Office 505 Broadway, New York. & Baker’s Noiseless Guyer FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, il Broadway, New York. bie semaines a N° TB2 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ‘Weed’s Patent Family and Manufac- eee Price $60 to $120, Office 477 Broad- gy Patent Champion Fire And borgier proof eafes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray iaroot, Rew York. Batchelor’s Hair be tatty and Tou. pom prep ie ea ym ome Soldand ap- Barry’s Tricopherogs is the Best and poritt Saren as a Trusses, Shonider Braces, Elastic Stock- ings, bandages, and Dr. Glover's new lever truss, No. 4 Ann Maravilla Cures Baldness, Removes Dan- druff, and ahy vents pot ita 709 Broad falling ee Sold by all drug- F. Pitts, 7 +; Barnes & Park, Sit'is Park row: Charles ernest & Co, len lane. etigiloway’s Ointment.—Burns, Scalds, ts, bruises are rapidly cured by this ointment. Our first oeieanss aware of its potent aes use it whenever oc- fasion requires. Manufactory, 8) Maiden lane, N. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, Sept. 17, 1859. The easy condition of the money market, which was ‘Not anticipated to exist in this current month of Septem- ber, leads many to suppose that the months of October and November will exhibit the same degree of ease, or at all events the absonco of any stringency; and that tho re- Hable monthly receipts of specie will be sufficient to moet the exports for the remainder of the interval betweon now and the revival of cotton shipments in November, by which a large supply of Southern bills will appear. ‘The exports of specie this month are at the rate of geven millions hitherto, and thatsum will doubtless be reached; while our receipts from California will be in all four months in the same period. This isnot likely to be ‘hanged in October, when the payments on account of our early spring imports will have to be remitted, and wonsequently the demand for exchange will rather in- screase than decrease before there is any great supply of Bouthern bills. Gold, therefore, will have to be shipped to about as great anextent as in this month. In the month of November the payments will be still heavier, aho demand for exchange greater, but there will be @ better supply of exchange from cotton shipments ‘to meet the demand. Ships are already stecring to the South for cotton cargoes, which in six or eight weeks will bo on their way to Europe. Already the sound of active business has been resumed at New Orleans and Mobile, ‘and the transactions will rapidly, week by week, increase. ‘Tho cotton merchants and planters of the South are rich— the result of a series of prosperous years—and they can afford to hold their bills for a good market, and not bo apt to growd them go as to depress rates of exchange on Europe Mauch below specie shipping point at any time. The agents of our large banking houses in New York are constantly on the alert out South to buy Southern bills, but the bulk is negotiated through the Southern banks, who send them to heir correspondents in New York, to whom, at some pe- riod of the year, they are in debt for advances. The na- tural activity of business must make money more active, especially at the centres of its circulation, and conse- quently most #0 at New York, tho principal centre. Tho ‘New Orleans banks are losing specie which is wanted by tho mercantile community there for its Western purchases, there being a large consumption of Western prodnco gt “that point. The Western sections have com- goenced. drawing on New York; money being ‘eranted there to movo the crope, or to make advances to ‘hose holders who do not choose to gell but want money. ‘This will be the case to a large extent, as there 1s a great disposition to hold produce back for the chance of higher prices. Activity of business will increaso the demand for money, and we may expect the bank deposits to run own materially. How far will this effect the bauk loanay @he merchants have Jost all confidence in the skill, or PYG. common conse of tho banks, which arg goucrally NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 1859. known to onbance existing evils by their well-knoxY® 444 distrusted policy instead of alleviating them. W."°? money is cheap they make it cheaper, and stimulate al sorts of speculation, and when money is dear they make it dearer by their extreme contractions, Some of the banks are now even fostering the mad speculation now in force on the Stock Exchange. Bona fide holders of stocks that have become the subject of speculation are taking advantage of it to sell out, while the speculators are getting deeper in, the result of which will be that by and bye there will be a sudden reaction which will ruin many, All lasting improvement is gradual and regular in its character, and not the effect of combinations which are now in active force. We give below a carefully prepared statement of the business of the New York Central Rail- road Company for tho last six years, framed from the company’s own reports from 1855 downwards. Tho re- ceipts and earnings of the company have been decreasing, yet the company stuck steadily to @ semi-annual dividend of four per cent until the last. The statement shows that such dividends were made out of capital, or by the issue of bonds—that is, creating now stock and new bonds, in order to maintain the appearance of a remunerating busi- ness, and consequently increasing the price of its stock in Wall street. When we sce the directors of railroads among the most rabid speculators on the bourse, we al- ways infer that there is a great probability that the stock in which they speculate, of railway companies in which they are directors, are jobbod according to tho management of the road for Wall street purposes. At the present moment there are many railroad companies that cannot pay their hired laborers regularly, or in full; and back debts for mere wages are accumulating. Railway property ia among the most important of the country, but there are too many competing roads, and the transportation of some of the Western railroads must fall off from this cause alone. In mild winters, like the last, the water navigation will enter into successful competition with the railroads. ‘Tho West is suffering from the continued manufacture of an irresponsible shin-plaster currency, instead of using the precious metals alone, New Yore poten Rattroap. Other Sources. 122,279 18 286,909 95 131,749 05 171,928 60 320,338 67 295,495 71 8,700, 4270 44 Total, Sil 013 56 20,092,583 49 1,323,791 06 Toad Receipts for Siz’ Years. From passengers, $18,111,013 56 From freight... + 20,002,583 49 From other sources 1,828,791 06 Grand total $39,632,388 10 The passenger business on this road, it will appear, reached its maximum in the year 1855, since which it has decreased $709,582 64. It was less during the past yoar (1858) by $296,962 19 than in 1853 (the first year of its consolidation), or any year since. a+ 6, 179,795 96 —Estimating September receipts at $700,000, against $652,000 for September, 1858. It will be observed that the gross earnings for 1859 (fis- cal year ending September 30) are smaller than any year since 1861:— Years. Increase. Decrease. May 17, 1863... oy pas Sept. 30, $63,431 ee “ 1,087,446 the ie = 18,200 “ za sel rf — _ Tota)......ccvcrecssrcocsescees $987,616 Net increase of ‘capital’ Stock in'five soe) $1,969, rt sa Years. Bonded Debt. Increase. Decrease. May 17, 1853.......$10,731,801 — pe Sept. 86, 11 11,047,121 1,215,320 = - rer 2,515," a - “« 14,763,897 "801 1168 = a 14,607,510 156,887 “ 14,402)635 — 204,875 pee ae ++ «$4,082,096 361,262 Net increase in five years, $8,670,884 of bonded debt. Dividends paid in five years end’g Sept. 80, 1858.$9,790,180 Gross earnings in same five years. $34,744, Operating expenses do. . $18,528,172 Interest on Sinking Fund, 4,985,095 Construction account.... 1,524,776 Total expenditures in five years... 30,988,043 Applicable to dividends ‘in five years, being about 334 per cent per annum,. + 3,756,885, Deficiency in five years $6,033,245 Partially provided for as’ follow Increase in the capital stock, a8 above. $1,969,416 Increase in the bonded debt........ 3,670,834 $5,040,250 Increase of stock and debt, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satcrpay, Sept. 17—6 P. M. Agngs.—The ee el ox Seon hes sales of 80 bbls. 4¢c. for pots. and at 6c. for pearls. * Sdsparere—Flour.-—The storm of wind and violent rain had a tendency to check operations. Common State and Western brands were heavy and inactive. The sales embraced about 6,000 bbis., closing within the range of the following quotations:— Sound old and new superfine State. . Extra State from old and new wheal +4558 470 Old and new superfine Western... 4358 450 Old and new common to choice Western ex. 4 85a 6 40 Extra Genesee..........+ 62a 7 50 Mixed to straight Southern. 6 00a 5 35 Straight to good extra do...... 6 85a 675 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands.... 700 a 8 00 87a 430 Corn meal. 3800 415 Canadian Was in’ light’ request ‘at’ $6 a $6; Southern flour was steady and the sales moderate, being confined to about 800 a 900 bbls. , closing within the above range of prices. Rye flour and corn meal were steady at the above range of prices. Wheat continued to be in light request; the sales embraced about 6,800 bushels, including white Canada at $117, white Michigan at $125, good white Southern at $125, and unsound Chicago ‘pring at $1 76. Corn was in light supply, and firmly held at 833¢c. a 86c. for Western mixed, and at 86c. a 87c. for round yellow. Rye was quiet, at 80c. a 8lc. Barley ranged from 76c. a 80c. for now State. Oats were firm ‘at 36c. a 88c. for State, 37c. a 40c. for Western, and Canadian at 4c. ‘The market was quiet, and no sales of momen Cor transpire Corroy.—The market was firm, and the sales embraced 000 bales, including 1,600 strict middling New Orleans at12%c. We continue our general quotations as follows:— NEW YORK CLASSIFICATIC Upland. — Florida. ONobite. N.0.dTex. 93g 91% 9% 9% 113g ny n% 12 ir. 125% 125 13 13 13 13 183¢ 14 Freier, — Change was thinly attended in consequenco of the storm, and engagements were light but firin at 7-824. a 344. for cotton to Liverpool, and 500 boxes cheeso woro taken by steamer for the samo port at 40s., bbls. flour, by spalling vessel, at 1s, 9d., and 70 tons pipe ay sat 203, There was nothing new to the Contineut. .—Dry cod continued scarce and firm, while the screed were light. Within a day or two 2,000 quintals Munk have been sold at $4.3412!¢. Mackerel c@ntinued heavy ‘and prices ruled in favor of purchasers: about 208 bhis. have been gold within a day or two #4 916 60 tr No. 1, No. 2 at $13 25 and No. 3 at $3 75. Smoked herring were firm with free sales of boxes at 25c. a 30c. for scaled, and No. 1 at 17c. a 18¢, Salmon were nominal. Hayi—Sales ‘were limited at 6c. for shipment. For city use it was selling at 80c. a 90c. Inon.—Svotch pig was steady, with limited sales at $23. 50 from ship and at $24 from yard. Hops.—New were in larger supply, but prime qualities were scarce, and sold at 12c. 0 16c., with sales of 100 bales; sales of 1868 were reported at7c. a1le-, and 1867 at3};c. a 7c. , according to quality. Hear was quiet. The last sale of Manila made_in Bos- ton was at 64c., six months, and of jute at $80, six months, Motasses.—Sales of 40 hhds. Cuba muscoyado wero made at 26c.; 75 do. Porto Rico at 30c. Navat Storgs.—Tho sales embraced 500 bbls. spirits turpentine at 47. and 600 bbls. common rosin at $1 6744. Ous.—Crude sperm continued in good demand for port as well as for home use. Sales were made at Gree: port at $1 28, and 2,600 bbls. at New Bedford at $1 35, since held at $1 See neh South Sea and medium at 480. a 45c., and 2,000 bbls. good at New Bedford at 47c.; city linseed was steady, with a moderate business at 67c. a 68. Provistons.—Pork—The market was steady and in fair demand, while owing to the storm, sales were confined to about'100 a 200 barrels, including mess at $15 121¢; thin mess at $13 60 a $13, is, clear at $170 $17 25, an prime at $10 56 a $10 62: Beef waa in moderate de- mati: the sales embraced about 360 barrels, including country prime at $4 8734 a $5 25, country mess at$éa $6 75, and repacked mess at $7 60. $0 60. Boot hams were nominal at $14 a $17 60. Cut meats were inactive at 730. a 7%. for shouldors, and at 8c. a 9c. for hams. ut inactive: the sales embraced about a11}<c. forcity and Western. Butter ‘was inactive and unchanged. Cheese was duil at 6c. a Oge. "Ktion.—Sakes of 190 casks of rico wore made at 8)X0. a Scaana.—The storm intorferod with transactions, which uscovardo: Were reatricted to about 160 hhds. Cuba mi b a tho range of {a¢c. a 634c., and 11 do. Porto: Rico at "Wine was firm, with sales of 825 barrels at 26c. —_—_ ee Married. Beavnont—Noor.—-At the cathedral Montrpal, 0 Canada bi of Wi t Harrison Town, Wostchostor Plains, to SARAH ANN East, by the Guorax Mapans BEavpow, of Montreals to Cano second lontres Ay INK oy daughter of George ity, on ean, Sept. 18, Jaume Grirrey, of Whit county 0 former place. * al nah ae Turt—GEat.—On ures, Sept, 16, by tio Roy. 5 H. Chapin, at the residence of tho officiating clergyma Mr. Hevxy R. Twrr to city. Miss Mary KE. Gray. All of this Died. “ars.—-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Sept. 18, at the resi- Pm her father, Pi Atlantic atroot, ‘of disease of the heart, Cure." Ms, daughter of samuel wud Matilda Ayres, aged 18 years.’ and 9 months, The remains were taken to Elizabethtown for inter- ment. AnwsTrono.—In this oct¥, on Sunday morning, Sept. we Sagan Havewnyen, only cn! of Hector and Armstrong, aged 1 year, 9 months and 20 days. The relatives and friend of the family, and those of her grandfather, William F. Hav@meyer, are respectfully Jo- vited to attend the funeral on Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 226 West Fourteenth street. Barker.—On Sunday, Sept. 18, at Unionville, L. L, of pereiyes, Matrusw C. Barker, professor of music, aged 5 years. ‘The funeral will take place from 87 East Broadway, on Tuesday aftornoon, ut two o'clock. His friends and ac- quaintances, also those of bis son, Wm. Jay Barker, are respectfully invited to attend. Bacux.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Sept. 17, Mary, youngest daughter of Surgeon Benjamin ¥. and Elizaboth H. Bacho, U. 8. N., aged 2 years and 2 months, RosnoruAM.—On Sunday morning, Sept. 17, James Rosnornam, suddenly, of apoplexy. The friends of the family, also ‘National Lodge No. 209, F. and A. M., of which he was Master, aro invitod. to at” tend the funoral on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his tate residence, No. 10 Morris atreet, Jeraey City. Owing to oxpressed sontiments of deceased, tho honors will be dispensed with. Donalax.—On Sunday, Sept. 18, Jom Doxmax, of Porta Ferry, county of Down, Ireland, aged 8 y The frienda of Williayh Dorrian "and. family, and of his brother-in-law, Bernard Crawford, are respectfully in- Vited to attend ‘bis funeral, without furthor invitation, this Qonday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his lato 'resi- lence, 714 Water street, His remains’ will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Frrcu.—On_ Saturday morning, Soptembor 17, MARY aeeapeay infant daughter of James D: and Martha Ann Fitel Ferreit.—On Sunday, September 18,-of consumption, Reaxcca, the beloved wile of Joseph Ferrell, late of Stone: hail, county Sligo, Ireland. The friends and relatives aro invited’ to accompany tho remains from her late residence, 84 West Fortieth streot, to Greenwood Cemetery on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock. She died exclaiming:— There’s nothing hore to court my stay, Or keop me back from home, While angels beckon me away, And Jesus bids me come. Gummerrez.—On Sunday morning, Sept. 18, Mary, the beloved wife of Alonzo Gutierreg, a native of Galway, ireland. The friends of the family and the members of the Sea- men’s Boarding Honse Keeper's Association, are respect fully invited to attpnd the funeral, from the residence of her husband, 346 Water street, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Hvaues.—In Quebec, on Tuesday, Sept. 13, on his: re- turn from Europe, of ear ei Epwarp Hvaues, aged 25 years and 6 moths. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, and those of his brother-in-law, Richard Sheridan, and the membors of Washington Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, of Hoboken, and members of County Manghen Social Club are respect: fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his” brother-in-law, Richard Sheridan, No. 16 Crosby streot, N. Y., at three o'clock this (Monday) afternoon. His remains will bo interred in Calvery Cometory. Howuxrr.—At Yonkers, on Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 2 A. M., Euaa Lavererre, aged 22 months, only dauguter of George and Emma Howlett, late of New Yori. Norwich (England) papers copy. Law.—At Brooklyn, “I. Lyon Saturday, Sept. 17, Amma, second daughter of Nathaniol B, ‘and Amolia ‘Law, aged 17 years, 11 months and 11 days. Tho rolatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her father, in Bed- ford avenue, between Wilson and Taylor streets, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Lawngrt.—On Saturday morning, Sept. 17, of bilious fever, NicuoLas Lampert, aged 25 years, ‘The friends of the family and those of his brother, James T. Lambert, and of his brothers-in-law, James Redmond and John MeGarvey, are invited to attend the funoral from his late residence corner of Thirty-ninth street and Fighth avenue, this (Monday) afternoon at two o'clock. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- ment. Lowpxy.—At Staten Island, on Saturday, Sept. 17, Sa- WEL Lowven, aged 72 years. His frionds and. noqvaintances are. reapectfully invited & attend his foneral this (Monday) afternoon, at two = aes from the Episcopal church near Factoryville Monsows .—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Sept. 17, after a short but severe illness, Micuaxi Mouiow, aged 42 years. His funeral will take place this (Monday) afterndon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 195 Fulton street. Mvrpay.—On Sunday, Sept. 18, Eowarp R., ouly son of Jobn J. and Julia Ann Murphy, aged 1 year and 2 montha, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past ono o'clock, from his late residence, 230 Mul- berry street. Washington, District of Columbia, papers please copy. Mussxit.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Sept. 18, of dysen- tery, Ransom Muwsnx1,, in the 39th ycar of his age. The frionds and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral on Wednesday: morning, atten o'clock, from his late residence, No. 413 Hudson avenue. Albany and Troy papers please copy. ‘Tmsrik.—Suddenly, on Saturday, Sept. 17, Mrs. Marr » mother of the late Samuel E. Thistle, aged 87 The rallye and friends of the ar are réespectfull: a to attend the funeral, this morning, 1! Toth » 4b nine sinloc! efor aide os is land for interment. ‘Twexp.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Sept. 17, Viraiyta ‘Vanvuxem, wife of Robert Tweed, (of the firm of McGrath, Tweed & Co., of New York.) ‘The friends and relatives of tho family are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 136 Dean. street, at three o’clock this Monday afternoon, without further notice. New Orleans papers please copy. ‘Winrer.—On Sunday morning, Sept. 18, after a short illness, Pm Winter, aged 40 years, assistaut sex- ton of Graco Church. The friends of the family are respeetfully invited to at- tend his funeral this (Monday) morning, at cleven o "clock, from Grace Church, Broadway, wit lout further inyi —On Saturday, tation. ‘WITHERSPOON Sept. 17, Kirry Wrrugr- sroon, aged 85 years. Her friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this Monday afternoon at two o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 64 Stanton street. THE | MILITARY. nnn nner MARANA ‘ASHINGTON GUARDS, COMPANY A—THE Mes. {this company re requested to attend evening, 19, at 8 o'clock, at the Club, sa West Fourteenth sireet, to make arrangements for a target ox Chas, McPusnson, Secy. “SAS. GHAHAM, Chairman, AAR Renn ILLIARDS.—BILLARD PLAYERS WILL FIND FOUR very good tables at the Club House, 200 Sixth street, néar avenue C. One shillimg per game, HELAN'S IMPROVED ee ead AND Forse only bythe page and mana the patentee and mai = See ‘ONNOR rx COLLEN ER, Nos. Ad oo. 67 and 69 Crosby street, N. Y. SPORTING. amiers See ‘T MATCH.—THE SUBSCRIBER ned of informing the public that he has large tent to tt a at fires, pultable tor erieket hed fase ball Parties: in want of tents will do well to call on GEORGE | B. FLANDERS, % Burling alip, corner of Sous street. ERSEY CITY, SEPT. 19—PIGEON SHOOTING, ON Monday, 19th, for a side, between two well known sporta of New York; to commence at 1 o'clock; 200 wild pk ‘eons on the ground? if ft shog'd atorm the next fine day. MIN TAYLOR, Darey House, Qronmeiien AND INVALIDS AxtBN TION 1 BARS fishing and rail shooting, Newman Spr er, Brrewabry Ne d- is the place to spent the Taian g someer aio for invalkig requiring astringent waters after visiting the Sulphur and Saratoga Springs, Good accommodations at $1 per day. Boats from fool of Robluson street aay DINE. PORTING.—ALL ‘THE CHOIOR BREEDS OF DOG at Xo. 8 Peek slip. Buller tnfalitle mance cure an. flea exterminator, 60 cents per bottle—instant deat th to eas Buuer's new work on the Dog, $1. ‘Dogs boarded, trained, necessary fxt _ NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. ECCIONES ORALES—SOBRELA HISTORIA DECUBA, pronuneciadas en el Ateneo Democratico Cubano de Nue- va York, por Pedro Santicilia, A few copies of this interestin; work have been received, and areon sale at 8, HALLET’S, ‘Translator and Printer, 107 Fulton street. MK PEOPLE'S BANK NOTE LIST AND INSU! BANCE Gazette is published weekly, at the usual rates. Speci- mens mailed gratuitously. Large discount allowed lere. Address CHARLES MEGARE A publisher, 119 Nassau street. STEAMBOATS. 1OR SALE—A aerate flygegetnt 90 pa wo on lculated excursions, fit the best eatin five padigs oy eal naling. 18d4, 0 oy nider S4 Reet stroke; all in oe runnin; be ata bargain, |For further alr sepply to JOBHUA Siker, Second street, Wi OR BRIDGEPORT—FARK, FIFTY CENTS, — THR stcamer BRIDGEPORT ie leaves Peck Slip, E. Re, Monday, Wednesday, riday at 12 o'clocie arciving ib me to connect with y Naugatuck, Housatonic and New Haven eee FURNITURE. T THE EAGLE Ee J ep FURNES. MANU- factory, 634 way, fi Laura Keone’s theatre, elegant chamber sults I colors, from Sand aoe the best i a el rake 3 of yarranted manufacture, ane fresco and flowers, at F. H. AR RING! Nf Ww Manu- factory, 6) rooster, 46 and 48 Wooster street. in 1eAB. ———__——$—$—$———— NA’ LED CHAMBER RS. OF FURNITURE, IN oi ier eearesseee: ee lesale and retail, at $25. up- ‘wards; also, pean’. aecr Mocmpoaat of tects: NY. URNITURE BOUGHT FOR RRADY MONRY.—A FAIR value given in money for furniture, carpets, ‘4o., nt 138 Sith avenue, week Nath and Teeth he URNITURE FOR SALE AT HALF Handsome, pler glass, ma ced Lop. gen posed oF fH ogetier Dargaia if taken imnnedt- 104 Shcth ately. ne ry ixt vpreait near beet Twquy ane auect, MIsoR,"LANEOU A DEALER WRITES U Lite “NOHING SHS 89 wa AS You TONIC. PLEASE SEND ME ‘ONE ‘chou MORE TO-MORROW.” The above ts fro aver one hundred dozen within afow wore F who haa sold TO DEALERS, tk for the SHILLING HAIR TOS MILLING DENBING ane wnat! are eee et “se ceale ers will please addrens th felreulut giving tern? Proprietor, at 139 Water atrees, T JONme, 10 AND 12 ANN 8T! —$4 NC! A crit droge boots, $4 80 double ‘ale weler prot “ lease call in and urchamng. m before p At ELL'8—WEDBING CARDS, Ni These celebra aly 18 1 aver oa elegantly engraved, can A 4 THOURAND DOLLARS FOR A SUBJECT, NOT FOR ou uw cunnot be cured with Hunts Tinieeeut. Seu ae ey drug suwe ip the coutry, Depot 139 Maiden lane, New York. DVICB=18 18 NOT A DYE, BUT WILL RE Tinir to it fret th Bray alr (ots originak color, by a fow applications HLSON'® HAIR COLORER AND BESTORER gan be used aa ely wat ee £0. had hair to without coloring ths ota: au Ae feo ne Chempeat and most begat Tul dressing (oF the tn Thonsands cipal dey ii SCOTDS drug: store eecen: Won York. Sokd by Mrs, Hi Walnut, Philadel tbrwprepe's—a G GREAT VARIETY OF STEREO- soople views, groups; ata Pra v groups; statuary, aud Btereoseople Instru- Sa coesileestnetnmmeene T GIMBREDE'S—THE JUARK WE! A ‘justintroduced, square envtiojen, aid rieaes aus ae TRDSALL’S ARNICA LINIMENT. Ttis well known that arnica is the best to al aiey pain and inflammation. This is the best Liniment anantun usi ete nine nie worl ey \knian street, Twenty-t beets CoB, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING THE FLESH, ENLARGEMENT OF THE GREAT TOR Joint ewred without pain, so that the boot can be’ worn immedi ‘ately after the oper ation’ without the least incon. aie to the patient, by Dr. SAC! HARIK, surgeon chiropodist, 760 Broad- way. Refers to the phywicwins and surgeons of ite chy. wl la Daten TO THE PUBLIC. FIRE RROOF SAFES. utation of the The well known Oe PATENT SALAMANDER FIRE PROOF SAFE the tame of "Willers to elp thom to aispoeof tek sera: less trash, and ti organ Bi Corey A ity. Tl now be uidersiood, we. would aie hat Wo basso of the rth CORDIAL COGNAC BITTERS IMMEDIATELY RELIEVE fe tm of 70 Naaaau aurect, New York, and for sala by sole all ‘arugglts,b bars and groceries, \LARK’S 8YRUP.—THIS HEALTHY AND VEGETABLE preparation is warranted in cases of weakness or geueral debility, or dyspepsia. /LARK’S SYRUP.—LET THE VERY WEAKLY TRY TT. ” vacant no mineral. In scrofula or jaundice it is ma- gical. Cun SYRUP.—THIS MAGICAL SYRUP IS LIKE Ying to drink, and fn hana bottles. Chas. H. Ring, 113 Broadway, and Mra. Hays, Brooklyn, retail it, and Barnes Park, Park row, wholesale it DS. YOU WANT WHISKERS OR MUSTACHES)—IF you do, my onguent (established 1852) will force them to grow on the smoothest face ace in x weeks from the first appllca- on. Price y Sag by GHATAMO 109 Nasa aur atreot, New York. H* COME, HAS COME. THE GOOD TIME HAS COME. SINGER'S NO. z SEWING MAC MACHINE Can now be had for. wee SINGER'S No. 1... For manufacturing purposes the only telisbie “and tiwexosh Jed sewing machine ae world.—Singer's Gazette. ‘We have tried them in our own sae and find them supe rior to snyihing now in use.—Times. Family sewing machines from $50 to $75. LM. SINGER a &00., HAS COMB. ER, York, Sept. 15, 1859. ships, publ sud warrant too wick: Ite eleo io waft iit Tapes rocert and druggists, at the oe Go Broadwayy aad Leavenworth; Brooklyn. The Immense success of | L. Fowser bas. ven rise to a host of a ifferent names. pow tested i York for thirteen yeurs.” To provent further: frat it ia sow Pa, ee coe and with our initials (B. & P.) blowm articular whaY you inquire for. Lyon’s apeoue Figg arguarg cou “iucceasors 09 E. Lyon, 19 and 15 Pi successors row, opposite the Astor House. sed ~~ FINANCIAL, UGUST BELMONT & CO., BANKERS, NO. 50 street, issue letters of ‘credit for traveller erat all parts of’ the world, through Messrs, . of London, Frankfort, ‘Noplea nad Vienna, and thelr oorrespat enta, T118,,£1 AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK London, an Royal Bank of Ireland, eeeelitey WELLS, PARERE CO. 4 Brondway, New York end Ch \HARLESTON, Quant drefis purchased bj BAAS DRVROR Br WARa TOE IVIDEND.—OFFICE OF THE, PHENIX FIRE INSUR- ‘Ua da <3 13, anal de dend of ten per cont yabla on demands api divs odlce, 62 Wall street, ere ome — $ PHILANDER SHAW, foreleg, OLDERS OF UNITED STATES COUPON FI Fier ronda: redeersobio te 1874, {sgued under tal of dine is 1888 may ex ene the ange for sasecined stock of 6, On on N SHERMAN & CO. hg - BUSCA, é. H. FRERICHS & CO., a wt ed F ag yoy ices ranch house of Je, Jersey & Co shester, England,) UE DRAFTS ON'LONDON. aT THREE DAYS’ SIGHT AND AT SIXTY DAYS’ SIGHT ENOSHA, WISCONSIN, CITY BONDS.—THE SEP- tember interest due on the Kenosha City bonds, issiied in aait of the Kenosha and Rockford Railroad, will be. paid. at the People’s Bank, on and after Sept. 17, upon presentation of the proper coupons. New York, Sept. 16, 1859, by DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO. T°, EMIGRANTS FOR THE CHIRIQUI DIGGINGS.— FERDINAND THIERIOT, No. 3 Maiden lane, will give drafts on the VS known and long established house of Hy. de Bermingham & in Panama, who have two vessels runuing to Chiriaut, nnd wi wil give the best informs ation to them for the most economical way of trausporiat $6, “Schoouers FLORIDA, W ons, and MANNELIT A. 160 WANTED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON $5.000 five full lots, seventy-five feet from Broa: Talueda S120. "Nove ut prindpals must apply to 1. ce Mv. William McNamarra, architect, 63 William street. care of. LOAN OFFICES. — AT IAORSON'S. WONRY TO 4 ADvAaNcr 5ON Wi WATOE diamonda, jewelry, plate, Ary anode, |property of every description, oF, Bo tighvand got b OSE ‘ACKSON, WI Gi atreet, roe doves posted Brosawey, rere) BROADWAY MONEY ADVANCED TO ANY amount on 4 watches, jew "WO “gars, &0., OD. irivate of ugh the hall door, 8 Hamonds, bought at their full value by CHARLI fice rear of Gilsey’s segar store, entrance throt T 11 CHAMBERS STREET.—MONEY TO ADVANCE to any amount on diamonds, watches, jewelry, &c., by the Well known and old established ISAACS, auctioneer and bro- ker, 11 Chambers street. N, B.—No bi Saturdays. T P. GAGE'S, 208 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON A” street, rooms 9 and 10, cash advanced on diamonds, Waichos, jewelry and merchandise of every description, or Bought for cash. Watches and jewelry for sale very low to pay advances, T THOMPSON & C merchants, 102 Na second floor, advance: f diamonds Jewelry, dry ve Is, segars.and all ki court. ties, or bought, Noies, stocks, bond, &e., negotiated. A lads of sowing machines ought and sol Bit 'h- B. THOMPSON, Auctioneer. T NO. 66 NASSAU STREET.—A. HONIGMAN, DIA- ion broker and commisalon merchant, advances mouey on diamonds, watches, jewelry, &c., or buys them for the ent cash prices, at his private office, 6 66 Nassau street, up room N jusines $ ho STABLISHED 1840.—CASH ADVANCES MADE ON diamot and jewelry, or ay, Or bought st at their full va ine, Terms. ral. Business |. No loan office- signs about the building. L. JACOBS & CO., 331 Broadway. MOSER, JOLEND AT MODERATE RATES—ON DIA. monds waiches, jewelry, silverware and pergooal pre ms. Goods ma; 0 riy of all’ descr bo redeemed an bo BARNARD, a Think venue. within one year, obiice entrance, pall door, CORPORATION NOTICES. PLDI RANISDA ED PL ODDITY usiness transacted on ’8, BROKERS AND COMMIBSION u street, corner of Ann, room N ~ from $1 to $50,000, ou bles EQ = 3 5 i 33 ay $ & 43 FH 33 3 F| i} Ze having business with said Committee are hereby'n as present DARRAGH. Raslad SEAGRIST, NoBerigton COMMITTEE ON FRVANOE OF sate etas ce VALENTINE, 2 Commitiee of ALEX. FREA W. H. BULT! ‘Finance. COMMITEER ON FIRE DEPARTMENT, OF, TITm Board of Councilmen will meet on ese third Wednesdays during the months of July, August bor, st Firemen’ halt Past woven Glonk ee a RGAE commas 4. ORAFT, Depa WINES, LIQUORS, &€. A PERLE oe 18 OF HHQUISITR FLAVOR AND TATE, m AND IS S GUARANEPMD 1 TO COMPARE RE AYOR = | Mate Aiiad's MoOLOSKRY, 14PO) : io BROAD STREbT- <r iepeeetencnnennigmee eters Biase Bada fot eh TO BUY peed as! pF ALE CAN =a | BESea Ea | will open on Thursday, 224 IGHT AND, TIME BILLS ON AU. THE SOUTHERN | wurchased FOR SALB. ie ort an ok Alt, tT te a sunnah cn hn wat Muh erence® 8 from the retail trade, ‘apply st 232 avenue 4) BARGAIN FoR UPHOLSTERENS—THR STOCK, lease and best staf to the ely for sale; 199 Sixth aven ‘Ap- located at i ply to. 0. HOOK, 108 and Tid Sint aa avenme. A HQUORSTORE AND VALUADLE LEASE FORSATE— ‘borg sloamars sid shipping arrive saath en cine RiP 4 ve Brondway, up stairg. SMT N° COUGARS “Be liow BSE GC ton" boots A MEROTYPR aur PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR _ “A sale in the best ® _ Apply to J. PATILLARD ah AT A 7G STORE FOR SALR IN BROOKLYN: —11A8 BERN Dis ‘ebllabod seven your, do fetal and presen b~-) pesesios pea or drt rege ‘aitisfactory pply to Dr, lOTWELL, 115 lw ‘ith le lei Hrondway, with ong gine, Rent ab poe yea, ft, ollog ulton . afoon, NO. 24 GRAND STRERT.— Fasreas "ek and'furniiure of this elegant and well DOWN saloon and Apply on the ek resort, for sale ot So MDoR T. FA ING. prima Go. NSEQUENCE, OF THE DEATH OF Negra wih alle sectors basen up w jnone of the o ‘dest and best established stands in ‘aeas, capal tucreased Bist now doing feos eg “ao davcin time and fear Siang oy any, thle Fare s ‘pdortunity for an colervcsieg pane okt re ne, By, Tok cronue and! Ninoteeste TOR PALE—DINING AND O¥ ‘BIER SALOON, WITH ‘& Indien’ saloon attached: ioe ek ital tae teaeee re eal ee Not U.T. F878 Mud: bon street. OR pre lpn PLANERS, and boiler ete, and mrachiniste’ 4% Marion siréet.”"To be seen from 9A. x. OR SALE—A GROCERY AND PRO\ VISION STORE, situated on one of the best thorenghfares "and now doing ‘a large and le trade; with sufhelent ca, Wial can be ox tended to almost any extent, Satisfactory rea. Nous given for selling. Address C. H. F., Herald ofiice. (OR SALE—A HOTEL, SITUATED IN :. "HE MOST conspicuous a namtet the of the city, with a good run ot Customers, the proprietors re from business. Apply toR, A- MUR- RAV, 79 Nasanu street, or J. W. Lawson's ofl ce. FOR, SALE-THE STOCK, PIXTURES AND will of an old established retail family shoe store Of the best thoroughfares in the lt fens, (For epeeenaiene atl Rimming a eee mer tore GooD in one joing a good ca. YB Dual: Nassau atrect, in tk \ hoe OR SALE—A HOTEL Fulton ferry, Brookly from next May. dress 00D LOCATION; NEAR Tu ee splendid bar; four yeara 1 Wi - efatiatnctory reasons given for ‘selling. FOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURRS OF 4 confectionery, toy and fancy store, doing a good business ', in a desirable location. Will be sold cheap—parties leaving the * cuy. Apply at 402 Fourth avenue. OR SALE—THE KINDLING WOOD YARD FOOT OP East Twenty-third street, (old House of Refuge grounds.) Ay ply on the premises to C. COLLINS. OR SALE CHEAP—A RETAIL JEWELRY AND silver ware store, with a good run of custom, aes ‘Within fifty miles of New York. Store is well fitted yj x is new and in good order. Address W. A., box 14l Viorald ottice, OR SALE VERY LOW_IN. CONSE ing up business, the lease, stock and’ fixture: y and candy store $4 Keventh avenue, doing & good business, ‘tino a handsome showease and household furniture. Posges: sion given immediately, FICHE ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS HOUSES IN this ety ean be bought at & great sucritce, Terms made enry toa reaponablep arty. in complete order ana doing a first class p1 rodtabfe business. A small emouat af cash only required: For full paruculars address box square Post office. ARKET STAND FOR SALE.—A I stand in one of the best markets, havin butter and cheese, poultry, eggs, and all i nds Apply at $00 Greenwicl tend OFF.—A LARGE STOCK OF ENGINES AND boilers, new and secend hand, from half a horse to a hun- dred horse power; also, fy wheels, pulleys, heaters, blowers, poe at 35 Gansevoort street, between Greenwich and Wasb- fon. (TEAM PACKING BOX FACTORY FOR SALE—EN- joying a profitable cash business. Stock, good will snd fe. tures only uclory reasons riven for sell genta need appiy:. None but priacipals treated with Euuor GE DOUBLE permit to sell of vegetables. 10 BE SOLD, ON Spent tied) ne ie DEAre OF THE proprietor, the old estat Grand strebt its the lease of three year ygars from | +f pa that y next. Rent $300. For any one faarare (0 TINMEN.—A LEVER PRESS FOR SALE, SIX inches bigh, with five sets of dies; they are new aad p._ Call at 137 Maiden lane, THREE — Slenes siewaley's safes, argo and saa \g’8 patents; also, two jeweller’s safes, email sizes, vo mais low at 98 Maiden lane, N. = FALL FASHIONS. A ‘SPLENDTR ‘STOCK OF PALL BONNETS WILL BR ‘Wm. Brown & Co. on Thursday, the 24 ina io wAbE the ausution of the Indies o¢ Now Yack ea ellen dealers and buyers throughout the country, s respectfully calt ed City millivera and, thelr, emy eres al will fy i ee WM. BROW! dway. = GRAND OPENING OF PARIS FALL AND WINTER millinery most, ‘e lonable : st U Take place Gerri esces nnd mont fault SaMOAS, or. Broadway. _N.B.—Tl ree trade liberally dealt with, Boones AND PA’ PATTERNS.—AT MRS. BELL'S, NO.3 street. The newest st} of fall and winter bonnets now ready; ; country merchants ted with pattern joaks, mantillas, bertin éap cele Pea Ss ona. ee ghllaren.” AU kinds Ing and ci moo ye M, & A. HUBBARD, NO. 7 BOND STREE’ E. ‘York, respectfully invite nd attention of ‘he Tad ine ot New York and others to thelr oj dressmaking, on Thursday, Sept 231430, mlinery and I AND WINTER FASHIONS oF com MILLI. seent, ! —Mrs. esas er ene cg, mea vites fr England merebanis and milliners 10 tee eer and ag ble assortment of new and novel des paired variety, at 753 Broadway, three doors below ee ALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, ‘Mrs. LEV] INE, 63 7 peantfal assortment of bonnets, dress caps and eadaressen all of ‘the latest Parisian styles, which ‘sels Poceleine B g by eve every ING, O25. "Broadway Opposite Laura Keene’s theatre, PAL MILLINERY MRS. DAVIDSON, 125 BLEECKER street, will opon Paris fall and winter millinery of the latest modes; on; Thursday next, September 22, at 125 Bleeker street, west of Broadway. URS, FURS, FURS.—P. H. PHILLIPS, 279 GRAND street, bas received, per last steamer, ten cases of mi lent fashionable fancy furs, all of the newest style, belng carefully selected Lee is numerous agents in Paris and Ger- many, comprising the new opera cloak, talmas, cardinals in real Hudson Bay sable, mink, marten stone marten, ermine, fitch, &e., &c. One call from the public is all we ask, at our oid established fur emporium, 279 Grand street. Also a lar; assortment of genuemen’s collars, misses sets wolf and bullae Wholesale country dealers supplied. 5 ‘LF'S, 12) SIXTH AVE- robes. ing straws, tr and unteimmed; veivel ‘om nt and. other bonnets, feathers, Howers, ribbons, anda genet stock of millinery’ goods, IMPORTATION.—MADAME A. MANNE. LE takes leave to inform her customers and publie in general that she has just received from France the finest im- poFlations of flowers, bridal sets, veils, colilures, c., ever im. ported in this country, and is ready to dispose of them at mode- rate prices, wholesale and retail. The need only be seen at No-'882 Broadway, to create attraction, id Me NERY.— We will open our Spactons show rooms On THURSDAY, 224 inst., With a full assortment of millinery for ladies and Crees BINNS, 585 masa ‘ADA AM DOI , OF 323 “FOU RTH STREET, ‘AND a lately from 748. an having just received her fall fashions from Parts, is now prepared to allow them to hor lady custoiners, RS, RALLINGS, 318 CANAL STREET, WILL OPEN on Thursday next, =“ptember 22, @ magnilicent assortment dof Paris bonnets, received by the last steamer, which she offers Yor the inspection of her customers and the public generally— city milliners ang those in their employ excepted. ‘OTICE.—THE NEW MILLINERY JUST OPENED WILT, offer on the 22d « splendid assortment of pater bon- The public and milliners will do weil to call at N. BINN’S new millinery +f rooms, 499 Broadway, three doors from the Bt. Ni Nicholas Hote! FPOCRER'S Fal FALL EMPORTATIONS In elegant flowers, feathers, Bridal sets, ‘ella a coliuron, mn oF With a legio let attractions. ‘That are eloquent in thelr way, and, of distinctive importance to influence and arrest attention. Our novekies insessant, and the present large stock Se Ea Rouduers AT oe A ogre ree Others in the No. it~ way DENTISTRY, ‘REIFICTAT, ‘KTH INSERTED AT THE LOWEST ble prices. Sets on slver, $8; old, $25; continuous latina, $25. Tee ‘without pain. Offices Si5 Caual street; near Mercer and Broa DR. EAGLETON, BTIFIGIAT, TEETH FULL SETS ON PURE SILVER and warranted eqaalto any. wort In Now York ork. Single feels OL. Teel flied ‘and least pain Botan now process, at 188 Sixth avenue, between Tenth and a om TAR ou a § MASONS yd es ne-teath e once BON’ R ao SUR- 088 OF TEETH DR, OmOmrinind street, New York, ut wire’ and spi fem dentin BI Week Twenty Continues to supp! Spon bis New prlacipie of telfadbesion. procured Tim univereal apprapation, and is recommended oy ‘physicians and ing the most cre teaiay aia cota Dr. of filing. tect with gold com: 11 Uketmodern, improvements, “Those Interested will find this statement to be entirely correct. He also desires to call particular attention to his and dentriflce. Odjge, and residence 581 Went Twenty: meth egE8 PIXTU! Gs We bog Winvi (he attention of HOUSEKKKPERS ‘® most complete see varleig of Of French, English and BRAOKETS, son of our prcea wilson at al that manta Wed. Pai & 00, 631 Brosdwe: re CHANDELIZES, Eitinwen rh ri Hee COMAN DR! Omens BREA | H WILL BE IssUED WILL BE ISSUED WILL t ary 12 O'CLOCK Ti reg aT 2 O'CLOCK TO-DAY, O'CLOCK TODA AT “ Be in time,” "i HENDRICKSON, BLAKE & LONG, General Ageina, ‘Nos, 21 and 23 Ann steeat Nzwsn0w, NEWSBOYS, BE READY, FOR THE lb MERCURY TO-DAY aro if Ne time's oon case gLiaagetew ens Or Tue Camancae HENDRICKSON, BLAKE & LONG, ‘OTICE.—UNION PORT: OLINVILLE, Ni Ws eld, Pethamville, Mount Vergoo’ Fas, 2; 1 Woe sad owners are notified that all lots on which ta! (Depry will be sold in November next. ‘Tho Published list of wile tee Flonday' an a Tueaday nest, September 19h and'Bth, at ear Fourth avenue, where the same General agents, 21 and 28 Ann street. rake Central Mount Vernon, ith the amounts due on each lot may be seem ring aeariee who. ers taxes to me will please eal. ip get their sone oa ho, Compan roller of Sats! HN. 8. YORKE, Genaral Collestor ‘Westchester oounty, . Y ROBERT RAIT & 00. i Broadway, sen nan ae Loxvor, an Gaweva by the most ce! jmekers. TAR @Y THE oe ‘One of tie grandest, TRE se The famous serthor alwnye wrises wel and. has won an In every household where books aye Trends but Ia this cng cent noveletie he fairly surpasaes , and has produos® story, that fr, DEEP INTE THBILLING INCIDED LING DES. GLOWING FiCTURIS OF Toone Love AND GLORIOUS ELABORATION OF 2AVAGE OBE: has never been equated since Sir Walter Scott wrote Ivamraneun: The Lirst chapters of “STELLA DELORME” THE NEW v yoke a K MERCURY R 1. WILL BE READY A oe fe O°CLOCK ne BUY AT ALL THE a eawe DEP me HENDRICESON, we $3 ome Nos. 21 ‘and ‘Bn Asn ‘strest 'TRANGERS IN THE CITY ARE INVITED to examine our stock of CHINA, re SILVER WARE, RONZES AND FANCY GOODS,” including an elegant a: ssortment of DRESDEN CHINA from the royal manuf: at Dresdet fair at Leipsic), together with gas fixtures and | ponse! BE. ¥. HAUGHWOUT & © ‘coe 488, 490 and bape geil of Broome street, N. ¥. PECTACLES OF GOLD, SILVER, STEEL, SHELL, ANI - every variety of optical instrument, BECKEL BROTHERS, Manufacturers, No. 19 John street, rpue LEDGER (READY At ONE O'CLOCK) “WILL CONTAIN MORE. OF THE DOOM OF DEVILLE, BY MRS, SOUTHWORTH. SERVICE WITHOUT A CHURCH, BY MRS. SIGOURNEY, JENNY KISSED ME—AN ARTIST'S STORY. THOUOUTS AA. TURESRD AEA MAN, WHO RRR LOVE A WIFE AND RULE A A WIFE, BY FANNY FERN.» MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, BY HON. ED’ EVERETT. bebrai HUBERT THE FOUNDLING, BY EMERSON BENNEF.: CHESS, BY PAUL. MORPHY. POEMS, SKETCHES, TALES. THE HANGING CLOUD—AN INDIAN STORY,: TNE FADELESS FLOWER, BY SYLVANUS COBB, JBy: &e. ae. ¥ &, Ber gen pe Ad be ip ten ec. Hoss TOUSEY, Getta Agente. HE WHITE ROSE OF TEXAS IS NOT A FLO’ 2 kind, ae an nee over hoe ‘Ned Buntline, tn bis THE COMANCHE'S DREAM, and fanciful tale of savage chi RK MERCURY for Oct. c HENDRICKSON, BLAKE & LNG, iCreneral Axents, Ee 21 and 3 Ann Y ee WARRIORS AND tee NED BUNTLINE’S ‘GREATEST, Not long since a writer in one of the European pressed a wonder that some able American romancer write a novel of INDIAN ee RY, po lh hat me slp ty We Jove the fed warrior peti “4 quently 28 Quixotic as any knight of old. This in a gorgeous story, en' a STELLA DELOEMR THE CAMANCHES DREAM. A WILD AND Bee a TALE OF SAVAGB CHIV, BY NED BUNTLINE. It is full of fascinatin, iblished in THE NEW w Wor ‘MERCURY ocr 1. WILL BE RRADY AT TWELVE O'C10GE TO-DAY, AT TENDHICKSON, BLAKE & LONG : neral Agents, Noo. 21 and@3 Ang etree, <r eienetthn n ee ces 0 THE INVALID, DEBILITATED AND gece A euperd nvigoraiin ia tonio beverage, pleasant tm, drink, yet uctive and powerful in operation, is Fatquar’s: Calle fornia wine or brandy, ta Pei pits Perurian bark, rhur barb, juniper and other re eciall Hf BROKEN DOWN CONSE: ‘Weak and tottering, Cr low spirited, at its diving effects. It is conscientiously aly offered dio all suffering from diar— hud rhova, colic, summer com organs, gravel, Ac. ‘Quart boites St: a 1) Antor Hiouen ay roadway, 158 Bowery; Hayes, Brooklyn. Depod No. 6 fies street. ‘ALENTINE & BUTLER’S ALUM PATENT bir ed BURGLAR ROOF - New ‘Ouuzins, A nei 2B, 1860. Mr. teres ri reply to. your note of 2th inst, We would state fare ALUM PATENT SAFE, — papinibg, J" VALENTINE. & BUTLER, tained our books and valuable papers. hich contatned our books and raluapis papery during there went a tr; ing and severe ere test. 3, aI as the br arin sod a 3) osumat ak Sia ae have. bestt, ey roe gitwe ound everyihing 1p fs for oot ape ‘of the ‘The ‘Boonie 8 perfectly pti eg not ores di coabience in ini {he Boa defying erattinn scouts TER cr the a excent of fren wee seta to i roved bey aueatied. mn the world, never having failed its contents whep yo sunjccted Witte en, PATENT Aer ae are try ol Tepelsuon tile me Sell aioe ce 98 Maiden lane, New Yortte oy PATER ‘SAFRB, onma? yee OF THE WORLD, @ No, New Yor" Super eee eee aes