The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1861, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. v Tuurspax, August 29—6 P. M. Both money and exchange are dull. ‘The de- mand for six per cent Treasury notes continues “active among parties who have heretofore used their money in the purchase of mercantile paper. ‘The brokers continue abundantly supplied at 4 a 5 per cent. Foreign bills are not abundant, and the market is quite steady, without much business doing. Stocks continue very inactive. There was ra- ther a better feeling in most descriptions this morning, bat prices did not vary much, except in State stocks, The registered sixes of the govern- “ment rose 34, Tennessees 34, Virginias 24, North Carolinas 1, Missouris %, and Californias 4%. The ramors with regard to the expedition commanded by General Butler encourage purchases of North Carelinas, which would at once rise to their old value in the event of the success of a Union party there. - There was no change in the railway list; there are no orders to buy stocks, and very few to sell; the business of the board is mono- polized by a few speculators, who, at this moment, seem to have very little courage and not much faith in their opinions. After the board the market was very quiet, there being No commission business and very little specula- tion. There was no change in any stocks at the second board; the market closed steady, the following being the last quotations:—United States @’s, of 18S1, registered, 87% o 88; United States 6’s, of 1881, coupon, 88 a 4%; Ten- nessee 6’s, 43 a 34; Virginia 6's, 5424 a 4; Missouri 6's, 4144 a %; Pacific Mail, 75.1%; New York Central, 7514 a 14; Erie, 24% a 25; Hudson River, 3294 a 3324; Harlem, 10%4a 11; do. preferred» 245% 0.25; Reading, 35 a %; Michigan Central, 414% a 4214; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 12 a 1514; do. guaranteed, 28% a 2034 3 Panama, 104% a 10514; Mlinois Central, 61}¢ a 65 5 Galena and Chicago, 654% a %; Cleveland and Toledo, 28% a 2934 ; Chicago and Rock Island, 41 a; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 59% a 60. The private letters by the Asia are more ci- eouraging than for some mails past. Several houses promise orders-for our federal securities, though the writers do not seem to have anticipated that Congress would adjourn leaving the hands of the Secretary tied as they are. Some of the let- ters warn the public against attaching importance to the articles in the London Times assailing our securities; they are said to be prompted by mere spite occasioned by losses incurred in speculatigns in our railway shares. Now that the Bank of Eng- Jand has reduced the rate of interest to 424 per cent, money will doubtless become more abun- dant in London, and there will be a large amount of capital seeking temporary employment Whic’ cannot but be attracted by the undoubted secu and large income offered by our 7 3-10 per cent Treasury notes. No investment on the London Stock Exchange can be pronounced safer thantheso notes, and none of the securities which approach them in solidity pay over4a5 per cent income. To assail the credit of the United States because isolated States, years ayo, in their infancy, repudi- ated or deferred payment of their debts, is about as reasonable as it would’ be to question the sol- vency of the Bank of England Wecause one of the directors had stopped payment. The applications for Treasury notes at the Sub- Treasury to-day numbered 130, and the amount subscribed for was over $250,000. As people Jearn that these notes, besides being eafer than any other security in the country, as representing the whole national credit and resources, are really the most profitable investment in the market, and yield a larger income than bonds and mortgs stocks of every kind or deposits in savings banks, the subscriptions will naturally increase. We learn that the negotiation between the go_ vernment and the North Atlantic Steamship Com. pany is less promising than it was yesterday, and that the prospect of the government owning the Atlantic and Baltic is slender. The Asia arrived this morning,-with $23,500 in specie and dates to the 18th. Money was falling in price, in consequence of the reduction in the Bank rate. Consols were 9034 a %, Cotton quieter and breadstuffs dull. American stocks were unchanged, but inactive. The Bank of England statement shows the following variations, as compared with the previous week:— Increase. - £83,192 se 273,821 ‘ 2 8425 On the other side of the account:— ses? Decrease. Public deposits. . - Other deposits...... Notes in circulation. Rest . Government securities.......... 100,000 eh Other securities. o. frien 277,174 Corn and buljjon.. veces 287,213 phe Notes unemployed. + 608,730 io Quotations are nominal, except for United States 5’s, which find buyers at 72. Virginia sterling 4's, 45%; 6's, bonds, 46%. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick 6's, 105 a 10: The London Economist of the 17th inst. thus no- tices the course of the money market for the week ending the previous evening: — ‘The money market had for some days been showing) ercased case, transuctious having been reported tional cages as low as 4 per cent, tho general impression w Jayed till next Thursday. sure the discount market cially this afternoon, and the vate in ard sueet was gengrally the same as at the Bank. Occasi ever, choice paper is taken at a frac’ stock exchange this morning loans on ties were in active demand, and the rate was as 434 per cent. Later in the day, however, the was not more than 4 per cent. The pay £1,000,000 Vietoria Railway ton deposit, was etfrcted to-day creased dem: on tho 8 establishments have [@ered their from 4 per cent to 31% for money at to 8%, with seven days’ notice. ¥ have also reduced (heir terms to a uniform rate of _ 834 per cent; the London aud Wi insier, ho 1 accordance with their nsnal practice, giving o Tess on sums beiow £500, Subjoiued Are tho rates of dis count in-the principal exchanges of the Continent. At Paris the charge 1s alightly lower. Alone period it wns only four per cent, but owing to the largo number of bills offering on account, it is believed, of purchases of corn in = the English market, a subsequent reaction das taken place-= Bank Rate. Open Mater. Per cent. Per Pose ale Consols have been steady at a slight improvement, the general facness of the weather and the reduction in the value of money boing the vorable influences. Against these, however, there exchanges into _ other invesiments, and Hence iitile sign appears of any marked raily, The markets geverally remain overweigh ed with stock, the public being still unattractod in any appreciable degree by the comparatively low price at which consols now stand. Compared with the past ‘week, however, an improvement of 4 to 4% per cent has occurred, the last official prices being $034 to % for money, and 90% for the account. After regular hours the tendency was less dirm. French three per cents closed this evening on the Paris Bourse at 68f. 45c., showing another rise of folly an eighth. Little business * iw boing transacted, but the market appeara atreugihoned by the speech of the Emperor on the opening of whe new boulevard, The Manchester (N. H.) Mirror saya:— The Manchester (N. ® mills, which have ali been shut down since the Ist of July, are beginning to start up, much to the joy of our people. One will go into full Operation next Mou lay, and another in two weeks after, Doth on full time. Then full two-thirds of their works will be running. One of the mills of the Bartlet corporation in Newburyport is to start up on Monday next, and the other in a few weeks. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $15,864,121 52, and the balances $685,710 56. % The business of the Sub-Treasury was a3 follows 745,605 98 56.901 21 9. ting yes- | “NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1861. terday in regard to the ten millions loan already taken and to issue loan certificates to be used in settlementa, to the extent of 90 per cent of the face of su’yscription. ‘The Boston Post says:— Matiors of minor detail were left to a committee of eight. Some of the institutions could not take the re- quired per centage, but the aggregate deficiency was small, and is more than offset by the applications of other corporations, The most cordial Tooele pervaded the meeting, and a! secmed disposed to do their utmost for ‘the great and good cause iu Which we are eugaged. We have received 2 copy of a detailed statement of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, Showing the results of its business for the aix months ending June 30, 1861, from which we com- pile the annexed tables comparing the business with the corresponding months of 1860, The re- ceipts were:—- 7800, Increase. 080 BT R711 03 423, a 49,400 86 78 60 265,734 58 K ‘1se65 72 270,074 68 185,880 66 216,500 91 27,670 25 106,705 59 204,778 87 $8,982 78 This income for the two half years wes from the folowing sources:— Freih Expr 15,600 00 Passenger... 356,580 58 Mail. + 46,950 08 Rents F 186 56 Rentof road. 41,809 33 Misce}laneous e581 145407 608 7 - Total... .$1,022,295.81 1,376,421 48 The expenses wefe: 18¢0. Increase. 30.526 16 6,789 76 3.954 57 $61,631 96 Total:....;., 104,561 26 Of which the items were:— 1560. 1861. Deer’ se. ‘Transport’n.$154,944 61 23 > Mov'e pow = Maint’e 33 Increase......+0. . ‘The earnings of the sixmonths of 1861 Laye been disposed of as follows:— Net earnings. Six months’ interest on bon: Six months’ interest on foatit 910 78 o + 10019 92 6,567 61 nine! 408 28 BD Net balanee to credit of income. s+ $95) During the half year additions have been made to the funded and floating liabilities as follows, and construction bonds, taken by ding them ag collateral , 1a, issued for. con- sr enees $P16,952 x menths’ jaterest unpaid on Donds 10. Sune GO s.4 + 6s eveeee +4 200,409 80 $286,000 00 58 Increase of receiver's current transportation accounts gas 296,001 83 53,112 34 + $065,502 2y Gross MOPCASO....ceeveceeneeeeeesenes Less reduction in— Real esiate bonda, ple Uhioand id, RR. Co. $4,500 60 4,000 00 . Fort Wayne and Chicago do. Do. of this company Constrwetion accounts Vo. Trans} Other Receiver’s bills payab Do. coustriction aee’ts This amount is represented in the additional cost of the property and assets of the company, as fol- lows, vii of cost of the three or tained to June 30, 1851 $1,090 29 xpenditeres on ‘ n for fix months,.... seees 113,655 21 uiction expenditures on the Western di- ¥ for six months... 115,000 74 Increase of discount on bonds. +» 70.752 47 Increase of stock and bonds of other companies 17,808 00 Increase of unapplied material Increase of other available + 95,875 96 + 4.667 18 Increase of doubtful assets, 19277 06 436,426 92 Tess value of real c@tate sold..... $5,000 00 Less reduction in amount of cash on hand...... cheeseccnee, 8/408 82 Less net surplus for six months ending June 30, ult..... see 05,204 62 pecs cosh wr Net increase in property and assets,.......$352,718 47 that the uncontrollable incum- brances have delayed the reorganization of the company, according to the plan agreed upon by the committee of the stockholders and bondholders, under date of October 1860. This, however, will doubtless be accomplished before the close of the coming autumn, and the property will then be transferred from the jurisdiction of the United States Circuit Court tothe possession of the pro- prieters. Stock Exchange. Jnenspay, Augeat 20, 1861. #2000 Erie RR Im bs 103 2000 Hod River efb 96 $3500 U States 6's, 40000 8 6's,'81, ‘81, reg 74 cou Tr 14008 Ohio 6" 8000 do, 11000 111 cou bi 000 Lit cou 3000 Ter 22 shs Am Ex Bank. 400 gi 2-10 Metropolitan Pi Shoe & Leath Bi. 2000 do. do 00 do. Wor. + 1900 Lanisi. NY Central 6990 Ly 1009 Virginia 1000 G do. 1000 California 73.2 275 Chi & Rk Jal RR.. AL 3000 do. ? 40 MU&PduChien Spf 45 SPOOND BOARD. SIICOIUSS's “T4,coup 781% 150 she Ch&RIRRG60 40%, 2000 US 6's ‘Sl, reg’d 85 ED} do 5000 US 6's ‘81 5¢ do 8800 Treas 6c 50 Pac Mail 2000 Lousiana 6 5 do si 3000 TH cou 50, do $90 12000 Missouri 6° 60 N ¥ Cent Kit.s15 £000 0 50 do sees 4900 Mis 6's is H&SIR 60 do 000 1 coup bis °79. 823g 100 Erie RR 15000 Virginia % 3 50 Gal AChic RR. 1000 Erle RR istm bs C35 do L0shsBKN Amorica, 70° 50 do 50Chic& RockIRR 41}; 50 a CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, TavRspay, August 29-6 P.M. Asnes.—The market was steady and staal sales making pots at $5 26 and of pearls at $5 3744. Breaveturr?.—Fiour—Tho large receipts, with the news received by tho Agia, Gombined to depress the market, which closed for some descriptions at a decline of about 10¢, per barrel for common brands and medium grades of extras. The salos footed about 17,000 barrels, closing within the range of the following quotations:-— Superfine State.. $420 a 450 Exira State, good to coice. 440.0 450 Superfine Western... 420 a 420 Common to choice Wes! +440 2 600 Extra Capada.,,.... +440 a7 50 Mixed to straight Southern + 580 a 800 Straight to good extra do........ +575 a 800 Choic@extra family and bakers’ brands... 800 a. 8 75 ROMO. ..s svee seeds Scie 25 a 350 Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine... a 320 —Canadian flour was heayy and dull, and quotations. were nominal, Southern flour was inactive, and low grades were heavy; new was more plenty The sales embraced about 700 a $00 bbis ; closing within the range of the above quotations. Rye four was heavy and dull at our quotations, with sales of 170 bbis. Corn meal was in fair demand at quotations for Jersey and Brahdywiue, with sales of 600 bbie., included in which were some of Marsh's caloric, afloat, at $3.25. Whedt opened with steadiness, but the large receipta, combinad with the foreign depressed prices, caused a fill on ¢omo descriptions of 2c. a Sc. per bushel. The market became active at the concession, with sales of about 160,000 bush- eis at $1 10 a $1 16 for red Western, $1 17 a $1 18 for arm. ber Michigan, $1 30a gi 84 for white Kentucky (part de- livered), $122 $1 26 for wSite Obio and Indiana, $1-30 for pew white Genesee, the firs? Of the season, and con: signed to J.C. Daniels, Req.; 90c. & $1 08 for Milwaukee Wid, 9c, «$1 for Racine spring, g! @ $110 for ander Towa and Wisconsin, 870, a $1.02 for Rian, speto; |, but was active at the coneession, chi eastward; the sales footed up about 175, ‘4.480, for shipping lots of Western mixed, pomp chemrpteeeyeer mes ellow. fe was qui sales of State were reported at Oats were steady, with sales of Western at S20, a Bdc., aud Slate at 82ise. 88334 oat on a8 en m9 ‘was steady, with sales int 200 of Sm» 100 do, Laguayra at bb ge, and 20 do, St. Homtugo at 14a ie CorroN.—The market was again firmer, while the gales embraced 700 a 600 bales, closing on tho basis of 19. a 104¢0. for middling uplands, RRONRS.—Engegements were less active and rates less Dyoyant, To Liverpool some 24,000 a $0,000 bushels of core and wheat were engaged at Wigd. a T13gd.. in bulk and. bagg ; flour was taken at és, ‘To Lopton wheat was aah ‘12d. asked, and flour 8s, Od, Aship was taken up for Havre to load with whoat at 230, A foreign bark wasengaged to load for Cork and amar- ket, in bulk, at 15d, i¥ay.—Iho demand was confined to moderate purebases for city use, at unchanged prices. Monassey.—-The market was firm but quiet at about 220, @2de. for Cuba muscovad Naval Srones.—The mar et for spirits turporrtine was irrogular. A salo of 100 bbls. reported at $140. 490 ‘bis: No. 1 resin were geld at $6, and 109 do. common de, at Prov Ket was steady, with sales yesterd) of about 600 bbls. at $15 for mess and at $10 for . Beet wasstealy, wi of 160 bbls, at $10 4 $13. 25 for reprckod mess, and $12a$13 extra do. Beef hams were quict, with limited sales of Western at S14 a $14 50; choice were scarce. Cui meats wore in fair request, with sales of 75 hhds. and Gierces at dige. a be. for shoulders, and at S4¢c. a Bsc, for hams. Lard was a, With sales of 200 packages At Sige. aOIc, Butter and cheese were steady, and prices unchanged. Rice. les of 225 casks were made within the rango of 626. a Te. Svcans.—The market was firm, while the sales em- braced about 760 a 800 bhds. Cuba, chiefly within the range of 6c. ATC. Svices,—A sale of 100 bags of pimento was made at Sc. Winerey.—Sales of 450 bbis. were made at 17c. | SHIPPING. QQTEAM WEEKLY BRYWEEN NEW YORS AND LIV! pool, landing and embarking passengers at Queens- ‘The 1 Now York and Philadel- at noon, from 7 RATE: OF PASSAGE t Stocrage, $50, we 80 | Do, to Landon, at Do. w Paris 8d 38 Do. to Hamburg... 85 35 forwarded Rotter. Pussongers a dam, Antwer, Persona wishit tickets here at the Liverpool or Queer Superior. accon perienced 8. t iron sections, and have patent fire av iators om For further information apply at the Con . DALE, Agent, 15 Broad C{TPAM FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.—THE GREAT EASTERN, having fulfilled her contract with the Bri will suil from New_York for Liverpoot On Saturday, Oovober 5, RATES OF PASSAGE. Tn first cabin, $95 a $135, according to stateroom ac- Mmocation, all other privileges being equal. In third cabin, from $85 to $50, Suits Of first class apartments for families may be en. 4 by special arrangement. STERN will leave Liverpool on her re- turn unip Rue: October 29. Plans of the ship san be seen, for freight and passage on appl HOWLAND & A government, and engagements made ation to SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. n Saturday, Sept. M the United States mail steanor RACO, D. Fines, commander, sajl frem pier No. 87 North river, foot of Beach Saturday, September 14, at noon, mship’ (unsurpassed for eal engines under deck, enclosed by water tight other results, tend, in the 1g, to keop the pumps free towork, and secure the safety of yersel and passengers. For freight or passage apply t BA and comfort) FPWIE NORTH GERMAN LLoyb's SteAMsiP PRE men, H. Wessels commander, carrying the United Suites mail, will sail from pier 80 North iver, foot of Chaba stv 4, On SATURDAY, August 81, at 12 o'clock M., FOR BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, 0 , Lobo SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, at the following For the first cabin, $100; second cabin, $60; steera: $25. For Sreight or pas’ erie IS & CO., 68 Broad street. TLAM TO HAMBURG, HAVRE, LONDON AND Sonthampton, . ‘The Hamburg American Packet Company's iron steara- ship TRUVONIA, H. ‘ianbs, commander, carrying the United States mail, willleaye from picr 21 North river, foot of Fulton street i" SATURDAY, Sept. 7, at noon, for Hamburg, via Southampton, taking paseengers for Hayre, London, Southampton and Hamburg, First cabin, $100; second cabin, $60; sicciage, The steamers cf this }me will lewe every Saturday, carcying the United States mail. The steamship Hammonia will gi September 2 r vr on board, at pier 40 PY oftice, 1] street, dae: LIVERPOOL.—THE WORLD “Wil clipper ship PREADNOUGHT, Capt, i ‘ail on the 10th of are berths, on board, yp DEMAR IVERPOOL.—TA guat 31, the i 23 East river. Passengers: or deatts on any part of y on board or to TAR: JAMES BO: y on board, foot of Bockman st JACOB WILSON , 108 Sou EF LIVERPOOI—OLD BLACK STAR LINF,—PHE clipper si auis into the m this y tit ely. "The 3 ptember 10. (ON, No, 40 Fulton Deni 8 Baile Sopte 4. the sage apply ty WALLIAMS & G PF LL, CLIPPER is now in the streom, OR, Capt. Hr and second ¢)) & CO., Vorito will proceed IRST SHIPA FOR splenid. ship ALBIS MOUTH ROCK, Eeplember 3, For passage &¢., jebrated ship? 19 East river, ngers reduced rates, ply to THOS, C. ROCHE, 83 South st. 2 FOR LONDON—SAILS AUGUST 21. J THE favorite pac VICTORIA, lying at pier bast river; has su, oe accommodations; pagsen, taker at low rates. For passage or Drafts on Great Britain jand, apply on board of to TAPSCOTT & CO., $6 treet, f E ber 21.—" w A 1 Be'ginn steamship CON- , Capt. Luning, 2,800 lons, 800 horge power, will ba patehed ne -nbove: -For-treight apply to’ W. SCHMIDT; 76. Beaver street. and for pacsago to HM. WEED, corner of Reate and Washington streets. OR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA. A first class steamer will leave.New York on the | Ist, 11th and 2Ist of each month, except when these datos fall on Sunday, when the day of departure will be on the Monday following, For freight or passage apply at the only office, No. 5 Bowling Greeu, D. B, ALLEN, Agent. OR HAVANA, ViA NASSAU, N. P. ‘The British and North Amerigan royal mail steam, ship KARNAK, Capt. Le Mesurier, will sail for the above rts, from the company’s whar!, Jersey City, on— ey September 14 «October 14 Monday... . November. 11 Passage money to Nasean., $45 ~ ro tee to Havant © For freight or passage a} Henk oF Dasss82 APPT NARD, 4 Bowling Greon. Paseage a §tAILROADS, UDSON RIVER RAILROAD. —TRAINS FOR ALBANY, Troy, the North and West, leave Chambers street At7and 11 A. M., and 3.30, 5 and 10:16 P. My } ee EW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.— Summer arrangément,—Express train for Albany, Troy, North and West, leaves Twenty-sixth street Station atll A.M. Por local trains see time table. JOHN BURCHILL, Assistant Superintendent. HE NEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD COM- pany will pay the seori-acnual interest due (Sept. 1, 1$61,) on frst mortgage bonds, by presentation of thecou. pons at the Seventh Ward Bank. SR. BOWNE, Treasurer, Sean inenan tA Ml, ial, SALE-—THE TROTTING HORSE HONEST PI /TRR, Apply to HIRAM W , ~~ HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40, — N EXPERIENCED” RIDER, A GENTLEMAN, IN Hoboken, would like to take a sadlle Huse for its 'd for afew months. References given. Tt will be used two hours regularly every moraing. Axtdross For- tame, 19 City Hail square, New York. exchange for a wholesale and retail liquor store, or 'es low priced farming land, near New Yerk. Ap- No, 12. Centre street, Carat f Chamber Fx. HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS WANTED—IN 00 ply FE SALE—TWO SMALL ‘GRAY PONIES, WELL matchel, 6 ané 7 year old, sofind and kind in Siugleor donbdjc harness, travellers, one very fast; need Only be seen to be admired, Also, new Wagon, covered and platform springs, Fielding’s’ build, but little cheap for avant of use. Inquire of N. ‘ortolis streét, or at the stable, corner of OR SALK—A STYLISH PAIR OF BAY HORSES, 16 hands high, good travellorsand warranted sound in very respect, were bought in Vermont lost spring, are Gand 7 ye id, awd very handsome, Lowest cash price 8600. ‘Address Dox 2,004 Post office. OR SALE--BY A GENTLEMAN LEAVI FOR EU. ape, two bay Carriage Horses, 154¢ hands high, seven yoors old; also, Carriages and @ Cow. Apply at 245 Henry sireet, Prooklym, or at the offige 82 South Wilitamn sireet. Fre SALE—A\ STYLISH BLACK MORGAN HORSE, X years old; sownd and kind in ail harness and under the saddle; can trota mile in three minutes. Apply at Cro: ining soon, 65 Bowery. Er" Al PAIR OF GRAY PONIES, YOUNG AND well matehed; alto got. Double Harness: will be sold Jove, a# owners have no use for then, Apply ut 260 Wash ington, street, r) OR SALK—TWO VALUAPRLE TRUCK HORSES; ON’ 48 bands high, weight 1,600, the other 1,400; fast travellers, and warranted sound and kind; also a beauti- ful fpr Horse, price $45. Apply st Essex sweet coal yard. WOR SALE CHEAP—A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, VERY convenient Rockaway with shais and pole, Nght Wagon and Harness, tovcther or separately, Address Coal, Box 2,250 Post off ‘ORSES FOR THE ARMY.—I WISH TO PURCHASE 1,000 Horses, (ifteon hands bigh, for ight caval lor except white; must be quick, nective horses, not { voara oll, sound and kind to saddle, Apply to %, 103, 105 and 107 East Twenty-fourth ORSES AND CARRTAC 200 Carriay 8 100 Grocers’ and Wagons of all kinds, 184 Fulton ayenue and 10 Nevins stréet, Prockdyn. OFF CHE 10 OWNERS OF HORSES AND CARRIAG! ¢ a good pair of Horses », can make thefol u » poss t ” pasture and good stables, will take ¢are « es for the winter, and will, if satisfuctor a pair of Duy them in the spring, Address, with particulars, C,H. C., box 4,219 Post offlee. V ANTED—A MORSE, WAGON orse must not be less than 1614 hand: single or double harness, # good trayel- soven years old; the wagon, @ light, squar with ful! eltipuic rie, and in good ispose of for $200 stiting where they D.—APPLY TO THE ables of A. S Cham- cuty-fourth street, PRL? COPELAND, 2 Bast ichols, RUGS, &C., WANTED, | ANTEDTO RENT, IN NEW ;& sinall House, genteelly far- th all the modern improvements; rent to Address for two days, stating full par- Herald office, OUSE i)--WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, weil located, rent low, not above Twentioth street, aud hear roadway. Would like to engage with a party who wouli take hoard for the rent, Address B.C., bex 2,671 Post oftice, Williamsbarg. Py ous WA WHOLE OR PART, BY AN American fainily@f aduits; location between Four. iconth and 'fuirtieth strosts; rent must suit the times, Address, for thres days, W., box 179 Post offtee, N.Y. DART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—BY A very small, genteel, quiet family; first or second ry wil sement; most be nicely and aul ina resp-ctable neighboghood, d avenues, not higher up than Ront not to exceed $350 or $400, Ad- Sixth and Fourtecuth street, street and be- ngiow and Sixth avennes. The house must be gentecly furiiehed snd eentain all the modern improve- ments. The price must be very low for twenty months, The fami'y wishivg the hoase if small, no small children, and will take as good care of the property as the owner em—the same as ey would if it were their own. The very best of reference will b n. Address for threo '*, stating full particulars, the lowest terms, &., B. I, HL, Fitch Aveane Hotel, orat Claflin, Mellen & corner f Worth and Charch streets. te: we N—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A TWO STORY or stall threo story furnished House, situated in a picacant locality in Brooklyn; best of care taken of house, id eatisfuctory references ‘given, Address, stating lo” alin, terms wid other particulars, Allen, box 2,044 Now York Pest office. NTEP—A MATL FUR! gentleman’ aud! wif rnished; HED HOUSE, BY A without children; must De dl, not below Sixth, ot $100, which will be paid in f desired, Address box 2,929 OR FOUR STORY 1 stone front Hovse, situated be- md Forty-second streets and from vay: must bein good order and 143. Grand stecet, stating rent low. terms, location fA SMALL ata low rent. Addrese M. M., ing terms and location. Post office, stat BROOKLYN, NEAR FULTON I street ferry, a well furnis! emall Hou ity are of furniture. pau babe. Address box 2,008 Ni m and rent. OR N HARLEM, A SMALL COTTAGE, IN 3 1, With gas’ and Croton, and from two fo pis of ground: rept must be low, not over $300, and on goods Cottage, Herald office. ANTED—BY A GE AN AND WIFE, A SE- W coud , unfurfiched, without board, with « private family residing ina good locality. Best of rate. iS Location below Twenty-third street, west of TOOP HOUSE, ixth avenie or stating rooms: TANTED TO RI above Thirtieth strc stating localtt COPARTNERSHIP MERCHANT, WITH GOOD REFERENCES AND cash capital of $8,000 or $4,000, desires to inves shed and profitable Business, or i Offers with detailed &c., will only be answered. Ad- A t A the same inan os would take a partnership therein, >unts of business, ANNON BALIS.~A PARTY HAVING AN IMPROVED process for manufacturing canvon balls wishes to confor with some person of means and infitenee for the purpose of bringing the thing before the government. A rude machine in operation will be exhibited, Address arald office. FINE COPARTNERSIUP EXISTING BETWEEN THE UN- dorsigned, under the firm name of Morgan & Acker No. 804 Broadway, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due to or owing to said firm, are to he paid to Peter er, Jr., ou the premises, who will continue the business. PETER ACKER, Jr., WM. J. MORGAN, HE ADVERTISER 13 IN POSSESSION OF THE KNOW- ledge for purifying Pelroleam or Rock Oil at less than onebalf the fortnor cost and would like to cofimmu- nicate with @ party having capital, wishing to engage in tho business, Address Rock Oil, station A, Spring street, N. Y. PARTNER WANTED, IN A CASH M! je facturing Business, permanently establish. ed, with unlimited extension, clearing at rate of $3,000 per annum; large orders on hand; engaged capital to pur- chase machines; business phoebe without riek. Apply. to T. V. LIVINGSTON, 98 Liberty street. 0, —A PARTNER, WTIH THIS AMOUNT OF fo cash, wanted inva splendid. cash business, which pays a, tition. Ap] floor, room ee 1. & —A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS May @ amount, to join another in the grain and fed business, already established and paying well. Ap- ply to G, B, STEVENS, 63 Cortlundt street. WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH THIS e fe, amount, fora German lager beor brewery, in the neighborhood of New York; value of the property $20,000: encumbrance only $3,500. The money is wanted for improvements. Dest references given. Ap- ply to CHARLES NANZ, Notary Poblic No. 3 Ghambers Street, room No, 7, up stairs. $15. 000 WANTED, A PRACTICAL HARD- 'e e ware man, who hag the above ia cash, to take an active interest ju a weil established house in the West, doing a good business. The fullest informa tion given to principals only by aldressing for one week S. M., Dox 2,257 Post office. he month; no risk, and without compe- 87 Forsyth st., near Grand, fourth hanna SAIS AT, AOOETOM: MORTIMER GRIFFIN & CO., AUCTIONEERS. o. Klegant first class Housshold Furniture, Pianofortes, Paintings, Statuary, Bronzes, &¢. ‘The property of a family declining housskeep ing property of a family dec! uusekaeping. On this day (riday), at the private residence of Al ham Vs |, Haq. , 48 Woet Sixteenth street, botween Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale commencing at 104 o'clock, Catalogues at the house. Drawing rooms—Solid rosewood Drawing Room Suits, covered with brocatel; Etegeres, Rooke: Contre Tables, Velvet. Carpets, Chandeliors, Can: ings, Clocks, Mirrors, fmbroidered ’ Lave Cart nilleent T octave rosewood Pianotorte Stool, Cove bury, rosewood and mahogany Bureaus, Bedsthads, robes, Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Blankuts, Sheets, Bolsters, Pillows, Sofas, Rockers , panes, Chairs, ‘Tables, Sideboard , Cabinets, Curtains , Coraives, Shades, In- ee Carpets; also Furniture of servants’ apartinents also fasement and Kitchen Furniture, with which sale’ will commence. Salo peremptory, ins, A. M. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER. ° By, BANGS, MERWIN & CO.—Irving Buildings, 804 and 696 Broadway. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 90, AT 7 O'CLOCK, Standard and Miscellancons Books—Inclating valuable English Publications, &c.; also, an assortinont of Blagk Rooks, Memorandums, Diaries, &c, UCTION NOTICE,—A RARE 0! PORTUNITY TO Oo”. tain first class Honsehold Purniture at auction —W- CHAPMAN & CO., auetioncers, will sell this day (Fri- day), at 2o’clock, al! clogant Household Furniture; seven octave Pianoforte, Paintings, Works of Art, contained tn large mansion houge Ne. 72 West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue, consisting of rosewood and mahog: Sofas, Rockers, Chairs, Tables, Etegeres, Bookcase Couches, Armchairs, walnut Dressing Bureans, Bedstoads, Wardrobes, Washsiands, Commodes, Shaving Stands ,Bat- fot, Lace Curtains, Mirrors, Shades, Vases, Clocks, China, Glasaware, Silverware, Table Cutiery, Oil Palatings, Hair Maitresses, Feather Beds, Blankets, ‘Sheets. Also Pase- mentand Kitchen Furniture. Sale commencing at 2 o'clock this afternoon. UCTION NOTICE.—AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTU- nity for housekeepers and the trade.—Over 600 lots, of Household Furniture, Carpets Curtains Sharies, Clocks, Paintings, kc. Thisday, 80th, at 104g o'clock precisely, consisting of elegant ahd almest all new Furniture, con- tained in the large dwelling house corner of Sixth avenue and Waverley place, the whole for absvlute amt peremp- tory sale, rein or shine: consisting of Fuglish tapestry and ingrain Carpets, elegant rogewood Parlor Furniture, eom- prising One sviid rosewood l’arlor Suit, covered in crunsou and maroon satin brocatel; Etegere, marble top Pier and Centre Tables, Turkish Chairs and Conches, rosewood and mahogany Pedsteads, Bureaus, Wasbstands, Sofas, Chairs, Rock: Lounges, Mattresses, Redding, Blankets, Book- case, Gornerstand, Vases, Paintings ‘ks, Xe, without reserve. E. ROTH, Auction UCTION NOTICE. Large and important sale of Dry Goods, THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, Friday, August 80, and Saturday, August 91. The largest and most varied sale of ple and Fancy Dry Goods that has been offered this season, is now on exhibition, with catalogues, at the auction rooms of the subscribers. ‘The special attention of all buyers js invited. WM. TOPPING & CO. , Auctioneors, Nos. 9 and 11 Park place and No. 8 Marray street. UCTION NOTICE. LOCKWOOD BROS, & barratry > Mui THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, Regular sale of Dry Goods, Linens, Bilks, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinete, Hoop Skirts, Chenille Scarf’, Shirts and Drawers, Hosiery and Jackets, ‘To which particular attention is invited, street. UCTION NOTICE.—THE ENTIRE FURNITURE, &C., A of a family removed fcom West Hoboken, will be Sold this day at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street, comprising Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Farniture, splondid Carpets, Also a large and valuable aseortin from Forty-fourth atregt. Also 60 Birdy and Ca Robina, Canarys, Thrishes, Blackbirds, M together with other Goods, "Bargains will be had. WM. WIITERS, Auctioneer, UCTION NOTICE. BOOTS AND SHOES AND SOFT HATS. 190 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, 100 CASES SOFT HATS, Will be included in this Sess (vsidanle) catalogue sale of WM. TOPPING & CO. ‘Nos. 9 and 11 and No UCNON SALE—THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK, at 9 Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues, one 73g octave Piano, inlaid with pearl; cost $500 last May, is warranted for three years; one rose- wood Parlor Buit, covered in Turkish velvet’ moquet; one do, covered in ‘reps; Rockers, Sofas, ‘Tables, Chairs, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Crockery, Glassware, the Furniture of eight bedrooms complete, and every- thing belonging to a first class house, Will be sold with out reserve. SSIGNER’S SALE.—JOHN LLOYD, AUCTIONEER. JOHN LLOYD & SONS will séil, on Thursday, Sep- tember 5, at 438 Canal street, at 103 o'clock, the entire Stock of the Wholesale Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufactory. ‘The Stock consists of French Plate Mirrors, Tosking Glasses, Oi Paintings and Engravings; also a large lot of gilt, mahogany, black walnut and rosewood Frames, Work Benches, Gas Fixtures, Office Desks, Chairs, large iron Safe, made by Herring; Horse, Cart and Har! ness. Will be sold at 12 o’clock. Sule positive, rain or shine. The trade will do well to attend. Ry order of E. D. STEPHENS, Assignee. Park place, SSIGNEF'S SALE.—JOHN E. VAN ANTWERP’S SON, auctioneer, will sell, on Saturday, August 31, at IL o'clock, at 120 West Ninetoenth street, the entire and Fixtures Tool, de, of @ carpenter's shop, compris ing Lumber, Hardware, Tools, Work Benches, Morticing Machino, Sawing Machine and Fixtures, &c,; also, two Lumber Wagons, two Horses, one set cach of singié and double Harness, Iron Safe, &¢., &c. Terms cash, bankablo funds. iy order cf JOHN MITCHELL and A, COMMINGS, ignes. OWNE & NICHOLS WILL SELL, FRIDAY, AUGU: 30, at one o'clock, in front of salesroom No. 35 Nas- B Sau street, a very fine pair of bay Horses, 16, hands high, 8 years old, warranted sound, kind and gentle in single ad well as double harn’ss, and good saddle horses. The prevent owner has had therm three years and sells them for want of use ouly. “i ‘ALSO, Accity built Brett, in good ortlor, together with double Harness, nearly new, Whip, Blankets, ke., &e. Alroa chestnut Mare, 8 years old, 164 hands bigh, sound, kind and gentle, prompt driver aud good under’ the saddle. All to be sold without reserve, Also, a fine Military Saddle and Trappings. ROWNE & NIGHOLS, AUCTIONEERS.—ON FRIDAY August 30, ut Lo’clock, in front of salesroom, 35 Nassau street, a pair of splendid bay Horses, 15%/ hands high; fine, stylish drivers and splendidly matehoo; war ranted sound, kind and gentle in every way. Aiso'a fine English Phacton, with shifting scat,” Also double Har- hess, cily made, ALSO, An clegant pair of dark bay’ Horses, 16 hands high; warranted sound, kind and gentle; finely matched and very stylish, Also a city made Barouche and set of double Harness, in good order. Tho above establishment ig the property of a wellknown gentleman of this city, and will be sold without reserve. ANIFL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 79 Nassau'street, butween Fulton and Jobn streets, DANIEL A. MATE Swillsellat auction at his sales- room, 79 Nassau street, to morrow, Saturday, at 103% o'clock, a general assortment of household Furniture, consisting of rosewood Parlor Suits, walnut, mahogany and enamelled Chamber Suits, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Centro Tables, Hat Racks, Sofas, Chaira, Bureaus, Lounges, Rockers, Extension Tables, Mattresses, Carpets, Gas Fix- tures, Cutlery, China, Glassware &. Catalogues and goods now ready for examination. EF FITZSIMMONS, AUCTIONDER—-OFFICE 12 CENTRE street—will sell on Friday, August 20, at 10, ck, at 386 East Tenth street, a nice assortment of cerivs, Liquors, Counters, Beor Pumps, Scales and Weights, and Fixtures of store, to close the business. EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER. Assignee’s sale of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. This day, at 11 o'clock, at salesroom 141 Broadway, be- iug reraoved for convenience of eaio, one, of the largest and best made stocks of Furniture offered this season, consisting of lady's Secretary, very elegant rosewood; Library Bookcases, of rosewood and black wainut; rose- wood Parlor Suits, various coverings; Library Suits, Din- ing Room Furniture, Office Desks, superb rosewood, black walnut and mahogany Chamber Suits; also Bedsteads, Bu- reaus, &e. The whole of first class workmnauship, and salo positive. By order. E. K. WEBBER, Assignee. ENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER—THIS DAY, AT 11 o'clock, at 11 Cadar street, the elegant marble top Counters, Shelving and Fixtures, silver Drinking Cups, Stove and other effects of a drat class restaurant, to pay storage. On Saturday, August 31, at 10% o'clock, at the auction rooms 194 William street, Groceries, Wines and Liquors, Casks, Measures, Segars, &c., of agrocery store. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THTS ay, Friday, at 1034 o'clock, at getesroom, 85 Nassau_stroct, Household Furniture, consisting of Parlor Snits, Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Chairs Carpets, Contre Tables, Bookeases, Mirrors, rosewood Pianoforte, Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, Buffets, Pressing Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads, Hajr Mattresses, Lounges, Chairs, Wardrobes; also about 50 Sowing Machines, 1 . Showcases, Signs, &e. The whole to be paremptorily sold. ORTGAGE SALE.—J WILL SELL THIS DAT AT N 10% o'clock A. M,, at S6Sullivan street, corner of Broome, the coptents of a Grocery Store, consisting of Fixtures, @roceries, &c, Also 1 Horse and Wagon. A. 3PRINGSYEEN, Attorney for Mortgagee, T. HAZELD, AUCTIONFER. ¢ WHITTEMORR & HAZELL, will sell at auction ins day (Friday), at 1034 o'clock, at (hotr salogroomn, 158 Broadway, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ke. , Comprising in DH HN 7 Maiture and Hay Forks, Scales, Coifee Mills, Mallets, Sad Irons, Paint Mills, Cow- bells, Candlesticks, adzes, Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, Hoes, Rakes, Cleavers, Slicks, Locks, Basting Spoons, 200,000 G, D. and &. B.’ Percussion Caps, Table, Dessert and Pocket Cutlery, saat: Cotton Rope and Liney—an inyole of Cotton Floss and Clothes Lines, assorted. Cotton Rope, assorted sizes, from 3-16 to 34 Inch. CLOCKS—50 twenty-four hour and eight day Clocks. ‘KS—Brass bound, composition packing Trunks, { | NAA AANA AAA AA OANA J L. DOBRIN, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock A. M., the entire Household Furniture of & family givin i dence 78 SURE een Me private reek, lian anc bit ES SS & J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS:—ON FRIDAY, aU We gust 80, at 11 o'clock, at 262 West stroct, On aoe Whom it may concern, to pay storage ‘and exe caus Black Lead,“ BAY Storage | ~ si ET Ne, & J. BOGART, AUCTIONRERS,—SATURDAY, AU- fe sust SL, at 1034 0 clock, at the auction rooms, No. L North William’ street, Houseluld Furniture, Piano, &¢., consisting of carved rosewood Pedsteads, do. marble top Dressing Bureaus, do. enclosed Washstand, Ftegeres, ma- hoginy Sofas, Lounges, Mirrors, Velvet, Brnsseis and Ine grain Carpets, Bedsieads, Mojr Mattressos, Washstandi One seven octave rosewood | fino, Also Lhe elfeots of & Jager beer saloon , one Baga Crockery and Glassware; Office GATOR, AUGUST 31, AT 1036 O'CLOCK—AT THE saicsroom 95 Nasear street, moriguye sale of Hotek Furniture.—The Furniture of a watering place hotel, eon- sisting of double, single and %% first class Hafr Mattresses, Straw Palliasses, Straw and Hosk Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Counterpanes, Quilts; Prussels, In- grain and Throe-ply Carpets; Olicloth and Straw Matting, lack walnut Dressing Burcaos, Washstunds, Totlet Ta~ A od Wash-tinds, Toilet Sela, Towel Stands, mali mah sany Beame Mirrors, double gle black waliut Cottyc Th deteads, black walnut t Chairs, Arm Ohais, Cocoa Matting, (Gas Fix- Jamps, Dit y, Glassware, &e.5 3) F og and Shades 1 Refrigerators. has Boon usd but cae season; It is Catalogues ready early saturday’ ‘able, Kei , Retrigerator, Chains, Desks &e. Furnituy now in fine order, HERIFY'S SALE—SHIP, yD CHAMLERS & FAIKCHILD, auctioneers, offce 118 Nassau street, Will sell, on! Friday, Anetnet 80 inst. at'tlie dock of the Brooklyn Gas Works, at 12 o'eioek, all the right, title and interest off d Mes ‘him aid to, b ing 732 parts of Ship Roger A. Hel, her Ticlle, Apparel, Se, Also, #4 sam P . All the right, title and interost of George W. Boyd in said ship, being 732 parts thereof, JOUN K Sheriff, TERIFE A « CHAMBELS PA IRCITLD, auctioneers, offlce 113 Nugsau.street, Will soll, on Fritay, Aust 29 inst’, at 12 o'clock, at the. dock of the | yn Gos Works, all the rh ttle and of Roger A. Hein of, in and to, boing 78 parts of 2 divin, her Packie, App ace LY, Sheriff, Rn, OFFICE NO. 4 fon, thie day, the vw! Piaturgs or tho avonve A, comer of Sixunies are Orst ties, Ging, Wines, Headers; ILLIAM ABBOTT, —AUCTIC t Broadway, will sell h 41035 o'clock, t wholesale and retail { y EER, WILL SELL, ON at 10 o'ele fc, at the cornor of York aud tg, the entire Stock and Wistures, Furnte of the well known Clarendon’ Aly postponed frou 29th inst. Washington st rt ture, Billiard Table, House, J y City, abay |. WITTERS, AUCTIONEFP—WILL SELL THIS a at Atel Strevt, & large and niture, Parlor Suits in plush Pier and Oval 8, Paintings, Book- Gas Fixtures, Tapestry, Throe Ply and hall and basement Qilcloths, mahogany: ‘ables; mahogany, French and Cotiago ilvir and other Mattresses ; Featherbeds, weade, fable and Bed Linen, Catlery, Chin ie, and Silverware; Stoves, Tin, Wood und other Wares, he whole making a fine Jot tor family use, Cash a vanees of $1 and ‘upwards on consignineats. Storage rs BE GIVEN: > can bring 20 or 30 good men, U. 8. service and ercamped in é oiid, a4 Pealtion immediately, Address box office, ING THE NECESSARY MI- Iitary capaei’y, and able to raiso two companies ith two wocks, (men recruited in tie country preferred), the expenses of which will be paid by the regiment, ean have the posgiticu of Major in a regiment of riflemen which hag % orderson the 1thof September, There are acancies for one captain and thres lieutenauts for gentlemen of military experience, and for a competent and honest quartermaster, able to pay the debts of the regitnent, consisting of $500, which will shortly be re- fontlod by the government. Address Warrior, Herald of- fice, stati upation, &c. ' COAST ARTILL TY GUARD SEA ¥.—THIS ORGAN- J ization will hold an election of officers on next Wed- noslay evening, September 4, at 8 o'clock. A Captain and two Lieutenants will be ef to of the coin- Committee will be at th armory, 654 Broad w vening previous to the 4th of September, to arrange te men in companies, All who havo signed tho rolls are requested to come up promptly for this purp ce. Hereafter Monday and Thursday evenitiga will be de- Voted to instruction in heavy artillery, and every evening in the weel: revcaits will be instructed in the gehiool of the goldier, indifferent small squads, necording to their pri ficiency. ts are boing rece plieation must be made by any. p Join, at the armory, 654 Broadway, ROPERT P. GIBSON, — | Chairman of Committee on Rnroliment. panies. LINYON GUARD, FIRST REGIMENT UNY Voluntecrs, is accepted and will ‘A few good men ) SLATES, € for Lie seat of for Company Sixth avenue C and Broome and Centre streets. HARRY KNIGH! » Captain. 3 AND BANNERS,—I, BOESE CO. ES 10 paint Flags, Bangers, &c., at his rooms, 146 Bast lieth street. ' Portraits, Coats of Arms, Heraldry and Gold Ornamental Work executed in the highest style of art. L TIME'S LIQUID STYPTIC, FOR THE STOP! or 4 Bleeding, adapted expressly for tte use. of tho ariny.—This wonderful remedy will stop bleeding out producing tie slightest injurions effet to th ‘The simplicity of its application, as well vs rapid opers tion, renders it indispensable to every soldicr. | T and gold by J. F, LUUME & CO., manttacturine a 566 Brondway, N.Y. Price 26 cents per bo er Sore A very liberal arrangement wi substantiaved party. Addres¢ Quarters master, Herald office. R first regiment, ate Volunteers, No. Pearl sircet,—Captain David Lamb, of Company H, and First Liontenant Peter J. yvesant, of Company Ay sho haye heen sent on to roorult this rogiment up to tho, 1 (1,046 men), opened their off oc can apply. This regiment i nd tent officers, who have served in the Mexican "ar, and also at. Bull run, where this re- giment proved itself worthy the name’of Volunteers, Now is the timo for good men to come forward and on= roll in the service of their country. Full rations will ba served imntediately upon gnroliing, andon mustering in they will be uniformed aud geht forward to join the rogi- ment, free of charge. ILK AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES, CONSTA dy on hand, ental Ensigns and Stands of Colors, on band and to order at short notice, National and Mari- Signals, Faney Flags, Staffs, Carved Mountings, &e., &e. AM, manufacturers, 97 Duano st. Vv 7 ANTED— TERS FOR THE SAPPER and Miner companies of the regular army, with ® suitable proportion of sk Lut mechanics. They must nob excved thirty-five years of ago, must. be able badie!, une married men, able to read and write, and familiar with the four ground rules of arithmetic. Pay from $13 to 334 hy uk attained by merit, to , quarters, rations and mvdi- istment three years. Apply. w York, from 10 A. M. to 3 Q. A. GILLMORE, Captain ot Engin i. 3. AL OF THE THIRTY- ‘OMPLETE, WITIE @ reduced price, holding x toeight men, Apply at 25 East Broudway. CLOTHING, 2 T EZEKIEL'S OLD sSTAND—1 can objain the following pri g:—From $3 to A note by Peg! pun eveath avenue, betweer filly attended ty by Ezekiel, 1345 8. Ladies attented to by Nineteenth and Tweuticth street Mrs GREAT I goutlemen Carpets and Jewelry Gajling on or, addressing A, HARKS Ladies attended to by Mrs, Hatris, highest price 588 Third aye GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OF : A niture, Carpets and Jewelry wanted to suj Western market. I pay as follows >: Silk Dreames; Coats, from $6 ti 3h $5, Callon or address A. DUCAS, 21 tween Twenty-fourth and: atten ded.py Mrs. D, BETTER CHAN to dispose of FOR LADIES AND GENT. ir east off Clothing, Furnita™®, Car 1 guarantée to pay twenty-live . BI vr > call un or arte cent more than any dress J, Anhait, 162 Seventh avenue, between Twentictlt and Twenty-lirst streets, Ladies attended to by Mrs. Ang halt. i N ORDER RECEIVED.—$s,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF. Clothing to purchase for California and West ra markets; Furniture, Carp ls, Jewelry, &e. T do not pre-, tond to effer nominal prices, but T guarantee to pay the, utmost yalue for each article, by calling on or addressing, H., 79 Sixth aventie, second door above Waverley L ied by Mrs. BE. He FOR LADIES AND GBD aine Cor their cast off Clothing, Fars, 1s, &e., by calling on or addressing FI, H (Re! opposite Great Jones street, Ladieg, Harris, * TS TO Ris, attended by Mrs.