The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1860, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mompar, Sept. 17—6 P. M. We are at length enabled to present the official tables of the foreign trade of the United States for ‘the fiscal year 1859-60, which ended on 30th Juno est. As intimated in the estimate which we pub- Mashed in the Henaxp of Ist July ult., the total ex- ports of the country exceeded the enormous aggre gate of four hundred millions of dollars, while the ‘tote! imports fell about thirty-eight millions short of that sum. The figures are :— Foraicy Traps ov 1850-60. Baports as $400,167.461 Imporis 361,797 Balance in favor of the United States..... $38,970,253 The exports classified are as follows :— $16,220,610 Exronvs OLAssivixp, American produce (exclusive of specie). produce re-exported. ‘A farther classification by articles gives the fol- Jowing results :— Cur ARnictRs oF Export, Our export of cotton, it will be noticed, is equal ‘to nearly one-half of our total exportations; cotton and tobacco together are more than one-half, The Washington Constitution, which, as @ purely politi- eal paper, published ina petty inland town, cannot be expected to understand much about trade, in- stitutes the following comparison between the pra- dusts of the free and the slave States; we publish it with the simple remark that the important item ef specie should be included among the products of the free States, and, further, that the state of the exchanges between New Orleans and New York shows that, notwithstanding the great growth of eotton tobacco, &c., in the South, that section is generally debtor to the North. The Constitution's article reads:— we to the amount furnished exclusively pi by yi EE ve wi the tative amount furan! by each) Seeeecteae mies ranean Free States exclusively :— Fisher ies—embracing spermaceti and whale oils, whale- bone, dried and pickled fish Free and slave States — Products of the forest—embracing staves and Beadings, shingles, boards, piank and ecant- sot nsuor dye; sanan, pot and peat, giabeng, rT dye; an Seanad Rte. agi 22 790.000 po gs eet oe abl bread, potatoes, 5 uit or iP y ‘apples, onions, cloverseed, flaxseed and hops. 26,056,494 Manufactures:— Refined sugar, wax, chocolate, spirits from feee, vase, ale. nartoe and sotar t.cnekee yi beer, ale, porter cS Deer, ale, porter and cider in bottles; linseed @il, Bouschold furniture, and ? emp, thread, bags, cloth, other manufac: tures of; wearing apparel, earthen and stone oo brooms and brushes of all kinds, bi and apparatus, un. Drellas, parasols and sunshades, morocco and ove, print seal i gives, printio us 4 straments, and Papers and sty. eer, pent , Peal, other manufactures of gold and silver and gold leaf, glass, tin, pewter and dead, marbie and stone, bricks, lime and ce. meni, India rubber India rubber other i i i i 1860... 1961 1968 2t2 946 442 642 325 is Sit | Rates 1086 + 261/468 890 318.Abe S40 eso. + 388,768,190 356,789,469 It will thus ba, seen that the commerce of the United States has doubled within the past ten years, which ie more than can be said of the trade of any other country, even of England and France, largely as their trade has increased of late years. It will also be noticed that whereas, before 1853, has not varied mach since 1855. that ever since that date Europe has taken nearly Of $65,000,000, which, if ¢orrect, would go to show that we retain from $8,000,000 to $10,000,000 of gold every year in the country. This may be so, perhaps, but any one who tries to verify the esti- mates will find it difficult to figure op » production of gold equal to $60,000,000, or over $56,000,000. Fifty-five millions is, in our opinion, nearer the mark; and if this be the total product of Califor- aia, it will be found, after allowing for specie im ported, and for the product of gold mines in other States than California, that the actaal stock of spe cle in the United States has not increased since 1854. ‘We trast we shall receive from Washington more detaila of the commercial statistics of 1859-60 in the course of a few days, and shall again recur to the subject. ‘The bank statement made up this day compares follows with that of last week:— (oie tae Ge me 4 Decrease... fr itl a i The continued reduction of loans, unaccompa- nied by any distress in the money market or any refusal of aid to merchants, must be hailed as a satisfactory event. The greater the curtailments @t present, so long as the banks can curtail without destroying the value of the paper they hold, the stronger they will be hereafter, and the better able to afford facilities to the Southern banks in the winter, and the Western banks and our own job- bers next spring. The reduction in the specie col- umn is less than was anticipated. Gold is begin- ning to come North from the South; at New Or- Jeans some of the banks are asking { premium for sight bills on New York, A very small further advance will induce free shipments of gold. ‘Fhe money market is without change, and fairly active. The supply of mercantile paper on the street, though not as large as sometimes occurs, is sufficient to keep the brokers busy. Some very choice paper passes at 6}, but the general rate for first class is seven. Names less generally known goat8al0a22. The advices of an improvement in the crop prospect in Europe are calculated to affect the money markets of the world in a beneti- cial manner, The business at the Sub-Treasury to- day was very large; the receipts for duties amount- ed to only $49,000; but the total receipts were $446,602; the payments, $493,523; and the balance this evening, $5, 589,447, The exchange market per the Boston steamer to-morrow opens without animation, and the lead- ing bankers have made concessions in the hope of reviving the demand. The best bills on London can be had{at 109 a j for 60 days, and 110] a} for short sight; for francs,5.13j a 5.14} for 60 days, and 5.11} for short sight. Even at these rates the demand is light, and the tendency of the market downward. Acheck to the export movement of breadstuffs might cause a rally in the exchange market; with- out some such change, the prospect is not very bright for drawers. ‘The business done at the Stock Exchange to-day was very large, and prices, at the morning board, were generally brighter. After the board, on the receipt of the Jura’s news, prices dechined a fraction all round; in the afternoon the market was rather lower, and stocks closed dull. The most active stock of the day was Erie, which sold up to 35, then fell back to 34, closing 33} bid, against 33% at the close on Saturday. There is no basis for this advance in Erie. The condition and business of the road must improve vastly before its stock can ever be worth $35 a share. It ia very well managed at present, but that is all. The business will barely pay the inte- rest on the mortgage debt, and the preferred stock and overdue coupons will come in before the stock now on the list. , New York Central sold this morning at 89, on buyers’ option, afterwards at 88} cash, and closed 88} bid, against 88 bid atthe close on Saturday. The business on the road is reported to be unprecedented. Hudson River jumped up to 64, and closed 634, against 62{ on Saturday; the earnings continue large, though, from the fact that there are five Sundays in the month, the gross re- ceipts may not show as great an increase as was expected. Harlem and Reading were both 4 per cent better. All the Western shares were higher, the principal favorites being Michigan guaranteed, Toledo and Rock Island, all of which sold at an ad- vance of j a 1 per cent at the morning board. Ili- nois Central, which is quoted lower in London, touched 90, buyer 30, but was afterwards offered at 89,{and closed 88 bid, against 88j on Saturday, Among the railway bonds the most active were the Michigan Southern issues, the Erie’s and the Mlinois Central's, all of which were wanted at a small advance. State stocks continue dull, and are hard of sale except at a de- cline. This is especially the case with Missouris. At the close to-day the following were the autho- rized quotations:—Virginia 6's, 91 a 4; Missouri 6's, 80j a 7; Canton, 21 a 4; Cumberland Coal pre- ferred, 14a 15; Pacific Mail, 623 a 83; New York Central, 88; a 4; Erie, 33} a §; Hudson River, 634 4; Harlem, 19} a4; do. preferred, 494 a}; Read- ing, 48 a 4; Michigan Central, 71{ ® {; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 23j a }; do. gua- ranteed, 48] a 49; Panama, 126; Iinois Central, 89 8 4; Galena and Chicago, 79 a j; Cleveland and Toledo, 484 a 3; Chicago and Rock Island, 81} a 3. We are informed by good authority that a large proportion of the paper held by the Artisans’ Bank, and classed by the Clearing House Commit- tee as ‘‘suspended paper andf{paper in suit,’ will prove perfectly good, and that the profits of that bank will more than cover all its losses, leaving its capital intact. At Chicago on Thursday the offerings of Eastern “exchange were very light, and the market was firm. On the street} per cent was freely paid, and the banks sold at § per cent. The New Orleansexchange and money rates are thus reported by the Picayune of September 13:— end see ny exes, creen ail Pe dict demand for specie, iz the absence of an ordinary supply of exchange, has: ‘the banks to restrict their discount movements, aad out- wide operators ask rates for all grades of paper. Tae change, however, is at best a temporary one, a8 Cot- ton operations must S000 commence, be the price what it may, andan iocrease in tng Aes ge deny te surely follow. Gear steriing ills, 10054 ® 110; bank rates, 110), a 110 Bill of Seay aay’ tite s 2 109. Francs, &. 15 . day'billa oa Now York, &e., % De Per cent prem: % pre- mium. Mr. Haws, the City Comptroller, opens to-mor- row proposals for $3,000,000 of “the Floating Debt Fund Stock of the City of New York.” See Pas spszargise aK NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDA ar 100. do 36 Car AQuincy Rit 100 M So&\N in Bic biO aK Hit peSeeee a € e seseelessessee eS SSElelSeee ox oa Ra ssSSesicusses' seeez aK ~ iJ oe e Ps i é e 8 SE8ESEESzsE S8scSSPSEcSus SVESZISSSSSESSSSSSSSSSESsucerrsess $ 3 SERSSS55 mt geeteneees $ g ‘3 Sse Pras seeeseee eeseetece Ss83e88sFesss2 sss . ater 5 So 2 Be FE 9s a 3 & s « » s GR RR am SSSSESELSSSESS Seteseesss RRR RK New York Bauks, Sept. 17, 1860. Banks. Loans ie. Circnl’n. eeeue! 83822 & = eae 38 ESSESERR 3 a Esp i a San Soe S oe cesses 3 | ee = ee SPESEEre 3 SESERSRE2 Ett ie 3822 2 s = BEEBE ii ™ 2 2S 3 & BEE rr aeSEetuE SEEEu¥s SESEaETS He i S33 ti S2 po ND noms oa come Ht § 8: 4 +34 oP com nde BS we 2 23 EF . $137 ,002,728 18,960,749 9,494,332 76,859,765 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mopar, Sept. 17—6 P. M. Baraneterm Hour The news from Europe, com- Peereere @enaaaoen SSssseas rH f Ge ot gessessesse i E ies 3 i e 5 ?, 8 ? | F H HY Hf i, 4a Ff i fl i i rt ie Hi si 58 kK Hy 5 u i i s i i 5 : q ii i f 2 3 i 2 s F i a ) co 2B i i i i ral i t i fi 4 2. H af i ae uy rr tt 5 i E i [ i aia di tt Fe ife ‘ Bf i i FS # & F Port of New York, September 17, 1860. Mount Vernon, Layfield, Saranoah—H B Crom wetaen Taio, Cornish, Liverpool —Tapaectt & Co. Ocean » Page, et Cake Frew Bocort, Hussey, Liverpool—D Oden, Y, SEPTEMBER 18, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. Ship Katahdin, Perkins, Londoo—C > Duncan it Co. ‘Abip Southampton, Prait, London— ‘& Wiley. kav Patrion . More, ‘Londen arisnel, Mint Amity, New Orleane—N H Brigham. ® eat Waves amen Cotte Cette—J B Ward & Co. Cicada, Heagas. HD Brookman & Co. Brig ice, ‘au Prince~ Delatield. Wilson & Co. Indian , MoGre-or, Oalsis—-iiJ & CA Dewolt, Arielas, Ci gf wemel-Kuubardt & Co. pary Schr Busma (Br), Seott, Harbor Grace—Rogers Sebr Ocean Bird’ (Br), Lockbart, St John, NU—D R Dewoif. J & Woodhouse, Terry, Sea Kenger, Delaney, Penascola—Benner & Deake, ‘ichmond. Mi ooo Maria Jana, é, Fetereburg—Van Bront & Slagbt. DY dawyer, Hall Stmpacn & Ulapp: Henrie, Wiraman, Pall Rleer—Maaer a Bloop Willard, , Newpart—Maater. B F apparently an American bei Irate: oakee sveamabip Prince’ Albert, Genes tor Jann Stase Tor tockhoma ste Set ties bcte me and peasengere: tt 8 Cromwell 6 G3, ee em faa Aug 19, acihiBy Dreadnought, Famnelt Liverpool, Ang 19, with mdse Ship West Foint,’ Spencer, Liverpon!, Ang 8, with mdse and 236 passengers (ali well), to Carow. Onedeath (au infant) on the passage, Aug 26, lai 46, lop 39, spoke bark GW Horwn, Tribip aloe, Murphy. Ablelds 7 days, with coal, to onder Ship Old England (of Bath), Larrabee, Newport, W, Ang 2. with ‘Fatlrosd iron, to order, "Aug 16 lat 43 26, lon 3, spoke Wha'eship John Coggesball, 3 mos out, on a cruise, all w ‘with 90 sp ofl; same dey, whaling bark J H Duvall, Brondence, ah Well; 28th, lat’ 43 86, lon 60 15, fiahiog achr PT, peon, ry Howard. Havana, 1¢ daye with to Leuusa E Valor: “snebned. at the Lower Gearantiog’ inal off Hatteras, experienced a heavy NW ale, lost and sp: ails, &e. Sth nat, James MeClary, of Scotland, seaman, ded; Spe lomny. of Ireland, seaman, died. eeregs io Wim Nelaow'& Souar Wn insta 23 aint bat goal ship Marhana from for New aps 58 12, lon 74, signalized a bark showing a fw Yorks heavy weather on the passage; salle, ‘Bark Elmira Coombe (of Drinkwater, Sagua, Aug 28 wiih suzar, to Wale Carver 4 Chase. : rk Sam Shepherd, Herriman. Sagua, 18 days, with sugar, Co. "Anchored at he Lower Qnaranling. enney, Boston, 6 days, in ballast, wo J W De- ‘Titania 5 Mayaguez. and’ Hurts nuove see wits sail astuwemiiy & Salt ‘32 30, lop 76, passed brig Mary McRae, steer. ker, Flye, Mansanilla, 5 days, with molasses "Pelcre. “anchored at the Lower Quarsstne, (of Searspori), Williams, agua, with sugar ac, to rand (Br), Coaifieet, Lingan, CB, 12 days, with coal, pres Be, Cole, Sackville, NB, 9 days, with fish &c, jun & Bon. Howard (Br), Bickles, 8t John, Ni, 5 days, in ballast, runcan & Co, Brown, New Haven, 2 da Village, Retie (in), Harvey, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with em (Br, of Cambridge), Shaw, Two Rivers NS, 18 master. ir), Holden, St John, NB, 1 days, with laths, to Cape Cod, during the late guie, lost deck E ; EG 4 iF 7 ES 5, 5, =O, a> os * sEEERCE=ESE scteeiey? Ly > 4 Hi cs Fi = load. Schr M ¥ Hopkina, Dougherty, Richmond, 3 days. Fehr T Ehimpeoe: Hite Nori: Sansee So Schr BK Jones, Jones, Alexandria, ¢days. Sebr H W Benedict, Riis, Alexandria, 4 days. Rehr J Gucat, Reiner, Alexandria, 6 Gaya, Bogart, alexsi *. Schr & (Jones Hedeliaitaandria 8 dayne Sehr B Hamliton, Van Cile, Virginia, 3 days, Schr J Wright ‘alliog, Mg Doays. fiche BO ) Bichardaon, Virginia, 2 days. Behr Beue, Cubberly, Suge, 2 days. ‘Behr Hoterpriee, o’Connell, Vi ‘2 days. Febr re, Birdaiey ee sare. EXP hoas bee rinies Sobr J & D Cramer, Kole. V 2 days. ‘Schr Beveridge, V 2 Behr HF Wood, Chatsberst Virginia’ S days Sehr W Friend, Loveland, c Bebr W D Pius, Cary, Vi in, 2 Onya, Schr Delaware, Michell, Cirginia, 2 day, Schr Fairfax, Mott, wn, DO, 7 dave. Schr Ann D,'Newton. Geor; DO, 6 daya. Sehr Anna Drummond, Row! n, DO, 4 days, iad A oe. Leonard. New Haven, Griffin, Philadelphia for Bridgeport. Bebr James & Lacy, Chase, Am Schr 8 K Bart, Young, 7 day, Schr Iria, Huey, 10 days. Bebr Oregon, Nash, Sdays. Sebr Amanda, Holbrook, Rock ‘dayne. Rehr Gertrade Horton, rendleton, Rockland, Brobers & Sty on reek BELOW. Ship Glad Tings, Nelson, from’ Havre, with mdea, to Wi pilot boat hzra Nye. jnaper. Bennett, from Marseilles, July 25. Bently, Page, from Sagua, Aug 26. Br), frou Nassau. 4 r x HL ' le. i : ails i H i i xf i 2 i zB 4 H t f little water.—<(| Of the boara of U: ‘Barr Cuasca, Morrill, at New Haven from Bunderiand, on the 13th ina 2 . Ease spk nla and bad to pus back tothe basbor ot New 4 i: i al a 52 e } el it i i 3 i fe E fe i breseererett . Beart ears a Hite ua si i ve at aay eke rt is ale ee aE fs fils He ic ee : i 3 ? es ‘ i i ot inst, wile on the passage from ww bas been floated of, apparently bat damaged, Fived at Newport op tbe 16d. — x é by sea Ang |, on. Aa Pear oy oe a fy of Mant, ree me. ao tat or nh, eS ae wah rasa AY i Rn ety NT Om Kew is Pog) gem, Tro. Cart anf Nese Terran aS a Te ‘SER yaa Se ee Rept 2—Arr Grace Rom, (nod sid Se a te 7 arr 4 wd dire ‘Graveeena lo, Miedo, Rio Mogher, for a Janeiro “avd from Deal vex: dey), 34, Yorktown, Meyer, ¥e Tp port lat. ships Jobn Porter, Knight and Mages Daven rt, Convery, for Bowton Ide; Os Wok, do, Se Peter, savin, for Pb Pickering, and Wiich of the Wa Blouse, Muller, disg. Willis me 4; Castine, South, goes § ta ballast; Ruxonville, Gardner for N¥urk (or Bost), hig: Achilies, Gai- | Philadelphia, do; Jennie Beals, Urocker, (or Bahia: eee ‘Kio Jauetro; brig’ Nameaug, Lisow, Aug 20—Of, a large Amer brigantine Tvawhor Maxseriuns, Sept 2—arr TA Ward, Hof, New York via Gi- Philadelphia. Manzantiio, Ang 27—Arr prev brig Randolph, Hallett, Bar- ion davies, 0 lod for po Makacaino, Aug 2—Going in, a brig supposed to be the Aday Switt. Mayaguez, Aug 25—In port schr Ametia, for Newburyport | " Newusyas’ Sept 2~Paased by, James R Kealer, Delano, ews yEN, Sept 22, . " trom London tor § York. . Newcastur, Sept —Wot out, Wildeman. Driest, Yi Yost Dart { lew you Tile, Wordlund, NYore, "Cla let, Resoue, “Baker, port, KI. Porismovtn, Sept l—eit Margaret Ky Warner, NYork; ee a ee |, Youns jec! ury, st land for N Tork. . oa Piymourn, Sept 2—Arr Frey, Ewart, NYork. faLKnuo, Aux M—Arr Guisspping, N York. from Boston ary 20th; mann, faines, from and for NYork, dingd; also » bark from NOrleana with emigrants, | and a brig'from Boston with tee. byoe, (W, Aug 31—Off the Start, bark Coriolan, Steengrate, | from } York for Bremen. Bivens, Aug 29--Sid 1 © Yeaton, Pote, NYork. ork. yAUNDERLAND, Bept l—Sid leabelld ( Jowes, Woodburn, New | Sr Krrrs, Aug 20—Arr achr Southern Star, Dee, Kitzabeth | City (aod aid 2lat for Win ward), yor Mantis, Aug 27—In port brig St Mary, Stevens, for New San Jus, Nic, Aug 13—No Am vessel in port, ‘TURKS IsgaNps, Sept 1—No Ain vessel in port. Venice, Aug 37—Arr Andrew Carney, Mayo, Liverpool. American Ports. 16—Arr schre Henry Perkins, Good Bi ALEXANDRIA, . nett Paesne, Gumbrecn ben, Providence; York. Sid tcl Dutton, Troy. rossan; brige Pilot Fish, Heard, Miragoane; Via- tor, Haskell, ; schra Wn Allen, Grant, Alexandria: ey Godirey, Weeks Sharp, Spotted, dort Max rey, D grin i 1a) “ rethvort; Lacon, Bearse, NYork. Tab Arr meamer Cambridge, Howes, Pipadelstion ship Wiliam Lord, Jr, Bre bering, Liverpool; Enter, rr a briva Arbutus (Br), Baker, Ardrossan; HD Ruggles (Br), Blanvelt, St ; Harp, Willams A! exandria; Tripdelin Taylor, do; Urosimbo, Tracy, Means, Tre do; MP Rich, Diggs. do ire, Be: Baltimore; J Means, Freethey, Iphia; Forest State, Crocker, do; Aliston, Sawyer, lizabethport; Handy, Se York; schra Wedge, (Ur) Smith, Anguilla; Oalllope Ne Wimipgen NC; Beale awe, Foland. do; Cet (of Galven: ), Norris, Clevel 5 uebeo; Nusan, 5 etary ed Binet “eae, ames, aay ame ulbbe: Alliance, Ireland. and Para- Bateh, P BV W Si i, mimons, Godirey, WP §2x; Hourk: tlelen Har Nickerson: a, Clark Magee, ‘Wheaton; E W Berry. Whelden, and > 8 Mershon, Alen. Philadelvbia; Arabella, Waas, and Hamor, Homan, rt; Kl Dorado, Cole and Jane & Muza, Richarda, er, Callao; barks ( ), Ber biva, New Orleans, schrs Adelin Ks aes H Abbott, Smith, and Alice, Davis, NY¥ork. At Quarantine, mas é Washington, Hill from (uayanilla, PR. Cid ship Conquest. Sears, Liverpool: bark Jobe J Brane, Gayle, West Lizzie Rus. rT @, Kimball, West ; vider Merwin, Avery, and Hannah Martin, Slaight, New York. Went to sea ilth inat abipa Bremertaren, Twi ight, and Peruvian; bark Etha, and schr John Williams; 12, Darks Gambia, Uncle Sam, and Hetm ich. BANGOR, Sept 4—Cld brig Beaver, Tapley, Barbados and amk BATH, Sept 14—Arr brig Whitaker, Noonan, Baltimore. Sid ub at Ovean Sead mew), Jack, New Orleans; sehr Cherub, york. From below, ship Tranait, NOrieans. BAKERS LANDING, Sept 15—Arr tchr Almeda, Cart- wright, Port Ewea. : CHARLESTON, Sept 13, PM—Are brig LP 8uow, Smith, DIGHTON, t 14—Arr schrs R F Stockton, Cranmer, Jexandria: Red Engle, Brower, do (with loas of fore mil), EASTPORT, Sept 6—Sl0 eohr Dragon, Sadler, Philadeipbia. EAST MACHTAS, Sept 13-—Sid brig Wivira, Olark, N York; sebr Crusoe, Foster, do. KAST CHREN WICH, Sept 15~Sid sehr Mary Emme, Hen- FALL RIVER, Sept M—Arr schre Virginia, Davis, and Borden, ‘Arnold, Alerandria; W 1! Rutan, Genay, Fai, tet Ipbia (with jos of jib); connecticut, I’ratt. Thon Winae, Davis, W ork loop Haak It Horde, echr James Martin, 3 Mamachuscetia, Girdier, Boston (on a cruise) ). MOBILE Sept 10—Arr ship Lyre ae Gete MaOul- Jum, who dieden ug 28). KYork; bark ” NEW ORLEA! it —Arr China, Liver. { Martane, Wiliame, boston; Bele Wood, Sash, NYorE; A,Stepkenson, Scinmers, do; Br brig, Kate, 3 evens, Belize, Hon, via i Inland; sche C F Smith, We apa. Cid ships Stephen Crowell, Burgess, Hav: Tath-ary ship rand; Boston; bark Delphos, rr ey te 7 ‘ipa Vouomnc, Reeds fiom, Liverpool Toulon, Upsbur; Sultana, Benson, and Maid’ of Or tin, from WY¥orn;, bark Gen Taylor, Brown, from tp. free Balieoare. ‘abip ard Lowry, it ea Tome, te eet So inne Tou Hanson, Dios, Hon, Towed to sea Mth inst, ship Congres. NORFOLK, sept 14—Arr bark ‘Thompson, Baltimore for Cork, put in oy Cy ae RD, Sept l¢—Arr schre Eliza Jane, Adams, Balumores Rien Bowman, Nort: Kelley, a i fh 5 at s ' EH ial i i i a i ladethia, Poole, Liverpool: brig W J Treat, Park, om: _achrs Tele, yb. Connor, and om Cramer, soley ® Bell, # ills, 4 River, A Smith, Miller, Bllaven, ~ * . ook, Mobile, wid lous of main get ent other istange; Toman, non, Kamport, #8 M Hasnsond, Gerriah, ds, ‘Dracon, Sadler, Calais; Hallett, and J yy CLE Priadelphin. pol % iv PROVIDENCE, Sept 1S—Arr steamer ,Albstrons. Jones, tgs Meine ry Caicos, Gondovs, ris Sanith, Joba, a 4 winctin, Taylor, Dasiel lets, Baldwia do ; Bia T Cenmer, Hus . Foam tad b Wieeslowe 14 Arr sahra Mary & Adeline, Jonking x Hawha, New York; & Birece (Dutch), Rekroot, Vandneen, Ire i J bark Archinect, Putnam, brig oo iN WISHING TO ADOPT A_ FINE weeks ASpsieiam ras threuteae selon RYORMATIQN WANTAR-OF MANNY McPUUGT, ier eerie Sree airet esse eater M. JANES ASB CALL Tefal ake J.B TO BOT. importer, 73 Laverty sireet. 000.000 Reasee™Srenharmen out tere! quick ene ae ene ‘Broadway, Lamar, Bradley, for N , Bugle Bpend, Todd, for Port Phan r S Woodward; Buperior, Boule; Kdward Bysan, Nei |; 3's’ suamnie”, Young, Leaping’ Water, Gardaer, outbermer fonle; Golden Rule, Mayo; Miles Standish Gardiner. Kéward Everett. Mller and *t James, ag yond from 2 unkil 7 o'clock, a 222 Greene sireet, to JOHN FETT Wikacoann, Aug 2—In port brig War Eagle, Williams, for Prince, Aug 31—In brig Monticello, G | au 0%, Ta pers brie jovens, Chas Gaakill, 4 BURTON, Sept 15, PM—Arr bark Wm H Jenkins by Churebill. Arc: View Second avenue, N.Y, Kedington, Clark; Anne | ‘nth Halsey ‘Penny, Providence; F | 9) ROO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. A. FONG LADY Wieiiks To Give Lesions IN rene at ber residence: 1p in aristncraiic #0- uae in conversation, near GREAT SACRIFICE WILL 4E MADM—FOR 8. So edt fbiehdid brown supe (rot House, op Murray Hil, > £0 feet, three sory, basement , with gaa tix {Pend furnace, sil completw: in exellent good onder, and so) wi uly $0750; mortgage to sul. Apply 415 Third avenue. i TENEMEN® HOOSE FOR SALE—VERY A tes eet ret Twevty ninth 2, A Ahk with ges and eae hh ierten eel tne Ker apnom, ‘aid 0 lowe i inetalmen| coh ee 4 an doe bly 0 JGLLN VErTRETCe OARD —A FAMIVY, OR GRNTLEME: VES, Bree st 17s: West Fourteenth eh ear bale wen a oe O'cloes. beferences and required. - om Gran, OPENING OF PaRis MILLINERY On THR At 385 and 757 Broadway. Mra. ©. Levins informs the ladiesof New York and vicivity, ral, hat she baa Associased with her Mex and toe trade }. tbat Jn “Goan, of S85 ares MILLINERY, ty en CAPS. HEADDRESRES 5 orosdway, and will open an importadom dc, cn THURBDAY, Sept, $385 and 787 Broad way. Mrs C. Levine bas been "in season, L.-J the newest inventions im Millinery, of which she has vorted # very extensive assortment, and also engage one of the first artints in Paris, at a very heave expense. N, B.—Patteros received every month direct from Paris. V LNB, oti uowion, 386 ant 757 Broadway, New York. EE Azone —LEXINGTON LODGE, NO. 310. F. A. M. ‘The members of vex! Lodge, No. 310, are hereby | weaday, at2 o'clock P M., at the zone 86 ™, oorner of Uourt and Montague streets Brooklyn, for the purpose of attending the funer) of our late worshipfal brother, Jobn Faron. RG. Corts, Bec'y prowm HW. KAIN, W. M. ENING FRENCH BOND) worTn Tro selling for $6 to $8. eee Thursday, Pr ie 10 $8. chants Aud Milliners wilt do well to eal! and examine our splen~ id assortment, at BINA’S mullinery, 418 Canal street, ong door from Sullivan. ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF TWO, PART OF House, of three or four rooms, in « 4 ). consisting ble neighborhood. Kent not to exceed $10 per mouth’ -Ad~ ‘drew Us je office. Geer, box 184 yece.-ox FRIDAY LAST, A LARGE HOISTING screw, used by builders. The by Owner can have the aume by vroving prop ‘and paying for this advertisement on ap~ plication at 4 Wm. ‘Key's coal yard, 334 and 336 West Nine- twenth street. OST--ON FRIDAY EVENING, SEPFEMBER 6—S0ME ‘one took by mistake, from the Merchants’ Howl, N. Y., Carpet Bac. some of which related to tbe estate of Henry dee ceased. As said papers are of value to the subscriber, be will BR, £25 reward to whoever will be return the above to him, at ls residence, ta ¥., oF 0 James Kedteld, No. 66 HENRY EVANS, O8T--ON WEDNESDAY, IN GOING FROM WEST Houston stree: to Kast Broadway: h Grand and throug! Ridge streets, « gold barrelled soroll Sreaatpin, & ring {usten- finder will be libe: rewarded by re- uston street, near turning it to Mra Wiliam (old 44), g87 We u! 5 ) RST West x « ] OST—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ISTH INST. & Bundle; waa ieft in oxe of the Madison avenne with the name of the undersigned marked upon {tin full, a. suitable reward will be paid on it: be the Fifth Ave- nue Hotel. Nat 1BL BATON. —_—_—<—<—$———— OST —THE FINDER OF A POCKET BOOK ON 8A- iturday, September 4, afternoon or night, containing or. apes fas some inovey, will confer @ eat faye upon the, owner ing the papers through the medi directed to Lovejoy’s Hotel. jum of the Post office, OST—ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 15, CROSSING THIRD ‘avenue, down Twelfth street to First avenue, a dark green silk Pocket and Needle Book. combined with over one hundred gellar in it: bills mostly on eport Bank, Uonn. The fin will be liberally rewarded by iat 347 Fourth ave- cy nue, with Mr, Kely. moe, with Mr. Ketyene O8T—ON SATURDAY, BRTWEEN THE AMERICAN L' Taland. Rails ond 3 Porte- Moseum an4 the Long monnaile, containing about $8 tp bila and n lady's -] Brooch, Although not valuable, is bighly prized, and if ret towe owner, the roto the’ bile. Wes Jobn street, up stairs. finder is weloome to X Philadelphia for Provi- GLOUCESTER, Sept 18—Arr State Nantical School ship se Bs Een al E i Es aA a Austin, do; Martha Rondoul; Tren- VAN Rs—BY THR 100 y He’ Purchaser of 23 per cent {ram second Rand fale by 7 . picndus, O8T-—ON SATURDAY APTERNUON, ISTH OF BEP- tember, between the hours of 334 and 5 o'clock in one b cars, from T! of the Bix ae care, {rom Thirsy alnib street, or in the .& gold tmiaued Bresstpin with a branch of w trea pening hibe twist It is valued as keepsake. Tha urping it to 79 West Thirty -eighib street, will ba a) suitably rewarded, L*bve MONDAY EVENING, I THINK BETWEEN 135 West Fifteenth street and corner of Sixth avenue and Foutreenth street, a god hunting Watch. with hair Chain at- tached, nickle movement, numbered 61,515. 1, Te finder well rewarded by leaving it with JOHN K. BREP- be PARD; at 138 West Fifteenth street, or 201 Fu ton street, H. ¥ ICKED UP AT THE FOOT OF OLIVER STREET, A ahip’s large yaw! Boat. For parti vulars inquire of Ohas. . Warren, wholesale oyster dealer, depot No. 1 Catharine adjoining Oatharine ferry. 8 ‘about four o'clock, name of Taylor. A suitable reward be paid by returaing him wo ‘ent Birleenth street. REWARDS. 2 REWARL.—LOS8T, A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING $ papers of recom: betwera' New York and jariem, on the Third avenue; belonge to gardener; ls of no value to any pereon except theowner. §2 will be 10 an} per oa ‘eavin, the same at No. 1 Baitery Shades 5 REWARD.—LOST Of” THE BVENING OF SEPT. Jt, s large Jack Screw, in from Wb Avene gh Nineter nth and Seventeenth streets, Fourth and Third em, to No. 66 Fifth treet. The above reward will be pald y one returning said screw yard 66 Fifth street, 10 REWARD.—STRAYBD OB STOLEN, FROM THB remises of Abie Linkers, on Fifth avenus, between nd chain oa ber heck: "Tbe above reward c 2 i bo o & 5 i 2) 4 ¥ 5 1 threr'nche ‘hue tebs ae bend, with ‘cach shoulder, Dade. from ‘« Duta collar; ail oglian collar, no, martingale; top bugey Wi then wa. Di 5D. BOUT THE FIRST OF JUNE mort seigt apes sais vera of tie owner, “The shove reward will Repaid the recovery of ibe papers. i § : I ee HE i % e : ! ay Ue i f lk rt aN A OF G08 oma roc oe gant “iesiron to cor ‘and maine i i iy Bt EL Lataoen -