The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1861, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Torspay, Sept. 3—6 P. M. The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign porta for the week and since Janu- ary L:— 1650, 1860, 186i. For the week. $1,502,160 1,863,457 2,706,047 Previously r 808,875 68,909,458 88,001,431 Since January 1 $44,401 0 00,456,015 86,696,078 ‘Thia is ap unuaually heavy export, considering that we are exporting no cotton worth mentioning. {t shows that, notwithstanding the course of the Yoreign breadstafts market, Europe is taking from us more grain and flour than we ever sent over before This movement will effectually tend to keep ex- change in our favor, and prevent gold going abroad. The exports from the port of New York for the calendar year 186} will, in all probability, exceed {n aggregate value the total imports. The trade in commercial paper continues light. First class notes are selling at 6 per cent, and names less highly esteemed at 9 9 12018 A large proportion of the operators, who have hitherto employed their means in commercial paper, are bow buying Treasury notes. The 6 per cents at About 98 are the favorited at present, By and by the 7 3-10 per cents will follow, though the brokers cannot make anything by dealing in them, and are wot likely to bestir themselves actively to place them in consequence. The banks paid over the third instalment of ten per cent this morning, Waking altogether $10,500,000 paid by them under the agreement of the 19th ult. Mr. Cisco received Yhis morning a draft for $702,100, to be distributed among the banks in repayment of tho first public Subscriptions to the national loan. The subscrip- Hone to-day were moderate. People will not sub” scribe largely now until the notes are ready and books of subscription are opened all over the coun- try. The first batch of notes—some $450,000, chiefly hundreds and fifties—will go forvard from here to Washington to be signed on the 9th inst.—next Monday. The delay which has eccurred in preparing these notes is not creditable to the department or to the Bank Note Engraving Company which had the matter in charge; valuable time is being lost, and rcom is afforded for assertions, by traitors, that people are oot coming forward as they should; whereas the true difficulty is that the people are ready with their money but government is not ready with its gotes. Why, it may be asked, too, does not Mr. Chase open books cf subscription throughout the North? Why wait any longer? Foreign exchange for to-morrow’s steamer closed rather firmer for sterling, but not so strong for francs. At the close, bankers asked 10734 a %4 Tor their bills on London; but very excellent bauk- ers’ bills on Paris were offered at 5. 334 a 35. A large number of bear contracts in stocks are maturing, and stocks are so scarce that the shorts bid prices up in attempting to effect their delive- ries. Thus the short demand for Galena put the price up this morning 4% per cent, and the scarcity of New York Central caused an advance of 14 per “sent in that security likewise. Sympathy with these leading speculative stocks led to an improve- ment of ¥ per cent in Rock Island, 34 per cent in Toledo, 3 in Tlinois Central, and 24 in guaranteed. Transactions in all these stocks ure limited, with the exception of Galena, which is being inflated by Speculators with a view to assist the negotiation now pending for obtaining an extension from the creditors on the mortgage bonds about to mature: Pacific Mail was steady; the non-arrival o the Northern Light gives rise, as usual, to some uneasiness, Government securities continue to be 4n fair demand; the new coupon 6's advanced 14 this morning. Missouris were quite active to-day; about $100,000 of the bonds changed hands this morning, the advance of the day being equal to 44 percent. In Wall street Fremont’s proclamation is regarded as likely to improve the credit of the Btate, as tending to emancipation. Virginias gose % this morning and Tennessees 1{, with a Bmall business. After the board the market vas steady. Inthe afternoon it was firm at the prices of the morning and closed so. The follow- ing were the last quotations of the day:—United Btates 6's, 1881, rogistered, 8834 a 8844; United Btates 6s, 1881, coupon, 8924 a 90; United States B's, 1874, 7954 a 80; Virginia 6's, 5324 a 55; Tennes- Bee 6's, 4334 a 43%; North Carolina 6's, 6124 a 62; Missouri 6's, 4174 a 42; Pacific Mail, 76; New York Central, 7324 a 733%; Erie, 24% a 25; do. preferred, 47 a 4734; Hudson River, 3234 a 33; (Harlem, 1024 a 11; do. preferred, 24% a 25; Read- ing, 35 a 3524; Michigan Central, 41 242; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1354 a 1374; do. Ruaranteed, 2934 a 2924; Panama, 105 a 100; Mli- aois Central, 64% 9 65; Galena and Chicago, 6634 a 67; Cleveland and Toledo, 29% a 205%; Chicago nd Rock Island, 4124 a 4134; Chicago, Burling- ‘ton and Quincy; "60 a 61; Delaware, Lackawana Gnd Western, 69; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, i444 0 1454; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, Sla 93; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 64 a 8434; Pennsyl- ania Coal, 751% a 76. ' We draw attention tq a curious story which will ‘be found in another column with regard to a new pmployment for the Vanderbilt, Ocean Queen, Bal- tic or Atlantic. Among the many changes brought about by the present crisis we notice with lively satisfaction the reform in dry goods credits. The domestic commission houses began the movement by a com- bination which fixed six months as the extreme term of credit. Asa matter of necessity, the foreign importers had to follow, although no com- dination was entered into. No difficulty has so far been experienced, but we hear that afew of the domestic as well as of the foreign houses are willing to continue to sell on cight months, es- cially such as are in the cloth business. This is Sons with a view to get the preference of the best fhouses in the trade. Sarely a more short-sighted policy could not be pursued. It probably will ocur to these selfish parties that in fact they puarantee 80 much as they sell on eight menths to their more conscientious and careful eompetitors. Most fortunately the number of these cight months’ houses is too amalt to influence the ma- fority to follow suit. The auctioneers, we learn, pre at present only selling for cash, but will, after October, probably sell only on four months’ credit, if they give any credit at all. The always shrewd firm of A. T. Stewart has at once curtailed its credits to country retailers to ninety days, and of course our ther jobbers will follow. The strongest and mort Bubstantial of these houses have all expressed their Hesire to see credits shortened, ana, considering all ‘these facts, we may safely predict a most healthy ‘effect on the trade in general. The idea that eight months are wanted to distribute dry goods is ab- Burd, as times are; it arose before the country was | 2000 US 6'#)'71 wrossed in every dixection by telegraphs and rail- roads, and before steamers ran on almost every river or lake. The very fact that the dry goods ‘trade always suffers the most and the first at every Gisturbance, whatever be its cause, is a proof of Whe rottenness of the long credit system, Over Fmportation has had its share in keeping it up so Song; but at present no sueb eventis likely to occur and this is, therefore, the time to establish the new fystem of short terms, and those commission and Yunporting houses which have escaped the present crisis without injury have at once seen the noves- ily of its adoption, while the very few who are not shrewd enough to perceive this may by and by Tecognise the argument for self-protection, i ' The following was the business of the Sub- ‘Treasury to-day:— Receipts — | aon Insurance Com P dividend of three dollar Sy} 8 declared ver share, payable on | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1861. demand; the Grocers’ Fire Insurance Company 8 semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on demand, ‘The exchanges at the Bank Ctearing Honseithis morning were $12,590,350 88, and the balances $954,421 02, The London Times of the 2lst of August quotes American securities as fotlows:— American naive ay de. Erio shares, Do. 7s, preference. Vo. assessment scrip. Ilinois Central 6's, 1875....... Do. do. 7's, 1875, De, do, $100 shares, $80 paid, *» Do. do, all paid Michigan Central 8's, cony., 1869. do, sinking fund 8's, ’82.. » 86 Michigan So. and Northern Indiana 7's, ’85.. I w York Contral 6's, 1883...... 8 Do. 91 Do. 93 Do. 93 Do. n Do. do, ad m., 1883, assented Panatna Ist mortgage, 7's, 1865, 98 a 100 Do. 24 do, 78, 1872 97 a 09 Pennsylvania Coatral 6's. 85 8 do, 2d mtge, 82 a 84 do. $50 shares. . Bf 36 PeePeeseseenere Fa & Paitatelpbie and Reading $5 The amount at the several depositories, subject to the draft of the Treasurer of the United States, en the 26th of August, was aa followsar— oat On drawn. Paid ‘Trea, U.8., Wash’n, $144,121 44 58,98020 86,149 24 Ass. Treas’r, Boston 679,405.28 204,753 07 474,872 21 “New York. .9,451,015 04 1,817,082 $1 1,653,982 18 “Philadelphia, 638,380 07 435,681.25 96,695 82 New Orloans, 146,226 74 22,853 58 «St. Louis. 956 144,506 53 “« §, Fran 652,507 87 266,229 43 Buffalo, N.Y 1,690 17 1,175 35 Baltimore, Md. 4,598.69 3,611.75 Richmond, Va. 1400721 B89 01 Norfolk, Va, 11,795 58 1,062 70 Wilmington, N. T3T 02 Savannah, Ga... 1,101 85 Mobito, Ala, . 8,450 10 Nashyille, Tenn... 261 95 ci ti, Ohio... 4,001 47 Vittsburg, f'n ‘ 217 85 Louisvile, Ky: 600 74 Galveston, ‘Texas 1,006 25 Depository at Balt, 2079 Nericik (Sawyer).. 1,418.00 - Cincin’ti (Sherlock) 96 oT Little Rock, Ark... 68,692 29 54,565 19 Chicago, IN 8403.45 8,054 48 Detroit, Mich 2308 38 Omabie'Cit ist 60 Fails of St Wisconsin. - Olympia City - ‘Tatiahass 679 66 -~ — 9,210 40 es, New York 202,518 00 — 202,513.00 8, Phi 199,054 16 — 199,054.16 Branch, Charlotte, N. C.. 2,625.00 29,375 00 — 27,950 08 — 2891v6T 46 — 500,000 00 +$7,508,112 83 3,040,709 88 4,067,63: . ‘ 131 83 $4,557,403 60 + | 17,600.00 Net amount subject to draft... $4,574,003 50 ‘The transforsordered were us foltow: Fo United States Treasury, Washington. Trom Assistant Treasurer, New York, N. From Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Bulletin of last evening says:— Iu monetary circles there is yery little doing, and no change from tho preseut stagnant condition of a‘fairs can be anticypated until there 18 more activity in business ‘The off.cial returns of the banks to-morrow: will 9 ts for the pai he Sub- tho United States loan, about one aves the specie line upwards of mple for all present bi iments of ten per cent ireaty been paid, and another epaid ina fow days. "Who gold has iy commenced returning to the banks from the government contractors, Relative to exchange, the Chicago Zrilune of Saturday remarks:— ‘Tue supply of Kastorn exchange is still hoavier than the requirements of our merchants, and rates rule duli at par to 44 percent premium. Currency is in good demand and scarce. Gold is in good request at 34a 3 per cent premium. The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:— ‘Tho payments into the Sub-Treasury tell upon the bank statement of averages, The inerease of loans the past is $1,100,147, and the week previous it reached $8,446,033, inaking an addition to their source of revenue of $4,556,18C—that is to say the banks show an average of that amount more at interest than they had a fortnight ago. The banks in the same time show ap apparent loss 01 $586,635 of specie, though this is more appareat than real,as the amount paid out is almost as quickly drawn back by government drafts, received throngh their ¢e- positors, who have received them in liquidation of stores, &c., furnished to the government. ‘here is no real joss of coin to the city, as we oberve the banks and the Sub- Treasury together hold un aggregate of $7,161 ,517—a0 greater sum than at any time before in the last five years, The depesits have again increased largely, though uot early so much as during the previous week. Annexed is a summary of the statement of the Ohio banks, showing the condition on the first Mon, day of August, 18¢1:— - Tee Tndependent Free Branches Banks. State Bank. Specie ....-..5 ee 123,598 1.050,01T Kastern deposits... 509,795 1 Bank nots.. 142,697 266,415 Due from bauks.. 1,840 401,715 2 1,262,247 846.205 Real and per. property 64,498 Cash {OMS 6.6. eee 83,528 Other resource: 26,593 3,676,252 14,190,03 Sarety fund.. Circulation. Due to banks. Depesits.....-. Unpaid dividends. Con’t funds, & Discount... Bills payable... Other liabilities Total. 3,676,262 14,190,032 Stock Exchange. Tuxsbar, Sept. 8, $5000 US 6's, ’81,reg 8814 10 shs Continen’l Bk 1000 US6's,’SI.cou 891% 25 Corn Ex Bank.... 75 3000 U 86's, 65.... 86 10 Market Bank. w 8000 Treas Cpe yr 9774 § Del & Hud CI Uo £00 10... 95° Sp Pac MSS Co. 690 10000 Obio 6's, "6 90 do : 4000 Il Can bs, 2000 1) coup 10000 dow... 2000 Virginia 6' 2000 N Carelina 300 do. 10 Harlem RR. 100 Mich So&N Ia gs 100 1) Con RRscr 880 500 do. 1000 NYCent bs,’78. 8000 Exie2d m.ex int 1000 C.B&QRES pe bs 1000 Iii Cent RR bile. 2000 LC&MI I bde. 10 1000 N J Comt Ist m. 10215 40 shs Morchants’Bk 80 30 Mechanics’ Bank. 85 & Metropolitan Bk. 60 0... 26. 25 Chie, BEQ RR. TI? Mi&PduChin 2dpe 45 SECOND BOARD, $5000 US 6's, 81, reg 884¢ $10000 Misson 6's.b30 2000 U 8 6'8, 65... 86 38 shs Merch Bank. . 24000 US 5's, 6 Continental Bank 60 N Y Cen RR..D60 100 do. . 100 Mich So & NI i $0 Gal& Chi RR, 41% 2% Chey & Tol RR. 5000 ‘Tenn 6's, '90. 5000 Missuart 6's, 20000 do. f CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Terspay, Sept. 3—6 P. ¥. Asnzs.—The market was quiet and gales light, at $5 25 for pots, and at $5 379; for pearis. Barapervrrs.—Flour—Owing to moderate receipts the | warket wag firm for shipping brands. Stateaad Weatern | were quite stoady, while extra grades were duil, ‘The | sales embraced about 17,000 vbls., clo ing within the | follow lng range of prices:— Superfine State ......s.06 | Extrs Stato, good’ to clioiee. 435 Superfine Wes en Coromon to choice Weetorn extra 0 Extra Canada, 30 Mixed to straight Southern... 5+ 6 65 Et t to good extra do. e extra fami and bak peepee eeeee s uF ea}, Jersey aud Brandywine... -—Caiadian was in steady request whil at quotations. les were limited Southern flour was dull and hea vy. New Was in better supply, The sales embraced about 6000 700 bbls., closing within the above fange of priges. Rye our was to good supply and in fair demand, wit® sales of 200 bbis, at our figures, Corn mea! wa. inactive, with light sales of Jersey end Brandywine et our quotations Wheat was steady and the demand fair, chiefly for export, and mostly for French porta. 1! sales embraced about 100,000 bushels at §1 26 for red Delaware, $1 30 a $1 31 for white Kentucky, $1 22 » $1 24 for white Ohio and Indiana, $1 13 a $1 W for good reds State, $1 10a $1 16 for red Western, $1 07 for good am ber fowa, 98c. u $1 08 for Milwaukee club, $J 03 for Ra- cine spring, and 00c. a $1 for Chi spring. Corn opened firm, but closed with prices in b or of purchas- ors. The eales embraced about 90,000 bushels at 460. @ 46 <0. for heated, 47440, a 48140 for Eastern ports, and 44 _& 600. for good lots of Western mixed, Rye was quiet at 069. for State. Barley and barley male were quiet aud cominal, Gats were firm and in good request, with sai oF Western at S30. a $4c.. and of State at 333556. a Sé Corven.—he sales embraced about 1,200 bags Rio a 18'4¢ & 1be., and 180 do. Maracaibo at 14e, Corro ‘The market, though somo loss active, was again Ormer, ‘The sales footed up about 2,000 bales, clos ing on the basis of 22c. per {b. for middling uplands, Freconrrs.—Rates were steudy, but not very active. To Liverpoo! 20,000 bushols of corn were engaged at 114 in bel, 6,000 bushels wheat at 11d. a 1134¢., in abip’e bage 1,760 vis, Cour at 2s, Tid. a 2s, 91.: 46 tons fustic at 208, To Landon 2° 000 brishels of wheat were engages at 12244., tu abip’s bay, ; 2,200 bbis. flour at $8. a 8s, 3d. and 100 hhds. tallow at 35s, To Havre 12,000 bushels of wheat were engaged, in ship's bags, at 23 3¢0., and 18,00 do. do, at 2ac. A brig was taken up for Bordeaux, to load with wheat, at 242¢0. The bark Selo was taken up for Dublin, to loud with wheat, at 14d. ,in ship's bags. To Bremen, 300 hhds wbacco wore engnged at 408, Navar Sronss.—Sules of 1,000 bbis. common rogin wore made at $4 76, and 400 bbis. do. at $4 87M. Small aaics of Spirits wore reported at $180, while $140 was saked. The oxports for two weeks were, to Liverpool 2,865 bbls. of rosin; to Glasgow 437 bbls. rosia; total, 8,202 bois. rosin. Provisions.—Pork—The market was dul id closed at lowor prices. It opened at $14 60 for moes, at which it closed quite dull, Primo was at $9 873¢ a $10, Beet was firm and tho demand limited, with sales of 175 bbis, at $10 a $11 25 for repacked mess, and at $12 2% a $15 50 for extra, Peef hams were qul’t, and chaice were searce At $14 a $14 50 for Western. Cat meats wore qnios and prices wore unchanged, Lard was firm, with moderato , Which embraced 275 Dbls. and tiorers, at 8i¢c. Butter and cheese wore steady and in fair demand from the trade. SUGARS were decided!y firmor and highor. ‘The advance on the present week's sales amounts to (6. @ Age. por {b. ‘The transactions footed up about 1,000 hhds. Gut ados, at 646, a Te, for fair veduing goods, and at 7c. ce. for good grocory grades ae: AND BOUND, | J ANK DOOK LOST—NO 46,553, ON” °" © wich Dank of nes. "Tht dor wi Tewarded by leaving it ut 238 Brooue streot, Bowyer’s. D% LOST—ON MONDAY N Setter Slut, Avy person bri avenue, will be liberally rewarded, (OUND—IN EIGHTH ae’ Peco proving y at 230 Wi SEPT, 2, A RED ig her bo 525 OST—AUGUST 28, TE OF DEPOSI? 4 the Tradesn 271 44 to the order of J &. Hyams. As it is of no use touny one, the finder wiil 4 Dua 4 F DE IN ¢ Onder wi led by returning the same to ighiteontn strect, T THE VICINITY OF 4, Union square, a sm King Charles deg, with od loather collar. ‘The finder on returning it te t ‘igteenth streat, will ro ard of xoven do Containing § noone but th leaving it u ical Instruments, which © loser. ‘Ihe finder will be 268 Livingston st Kh MONDAY E \G, WHILE RETURNING 4 from Front street, Brookiyn, to Pilly fourth street, New York, a Pocket Book, containing seven toree dollar bilis on the wich Bahk, and about $2 in silver, ‘The tinder wili be suitably rewarded by lowing it at Doughty's auction store, seau strect. TON SATURDAY NIGHT, BETWEE of Sand 9 o'clock, @ gentleman’ Vin. The erntre duumdud weighs abor about twenty sinall nous upposed to. beat Mr. ¥. Bellow's livery stable, in Prince street. A liberal reward will bé part on revurning itto Mr, Jas. 4. Bevins, at the Centreville Race Course, and no ques Lions asked, Hou oval Diamond two carats; DAY NOON, GOING Fiow ‘Twelfth strect to Sixth avenue and Washington ©, a pot yellow Canary Bird, with ® small dark 3; ar the head ou left side, Tt being the cit pf iriend the Ander wil be fiveraily rewarded. by leaving It gmodiately at 163 Bloceke I O=T.—! : N AVENUE OR BROAD 4 way sta lay afternoon, A ia Basque, trimmod with black velvet Duttona, y lined with white silk. The finder, by leaving the samo with R. Adams, 191 Broadway, will reecive the thanks of the owner and a suitable reward, OSI—ANOUT NINE OCLs 4 jug, September 2, in the neighborhood of Union are, alarge black Silk Mantilla, trimmed with plush pon. Tho tinder will be suitably rewarded by revurn- ing it to 28 Kast Fourteenth street, ON MONDAY __ REWARDS dic) REWARD.—Losr THE 2D INSTANT, (N Chatham square, a black and tan slut, will brass voilar on her neck. Any ter street, or 132 Water stre ward; no questions asked. rson returning her to 17 Hes- ; Will receive the aboye re- 63 REWARD.—STRAYED FROM THE PREMIS Laurens street, on Sunday afternoon, a white Poodle Dog, answering to the name of Bello. Re ts all shaved except the legs and bead. Any person returning Aim to the above address will receive the promised ewan 1 REWARD.—LOST, IN MAIDEN LANE, OR IN the Houston streetand Fighth avenue line of singes, on Tuesday afternoon, 3¢ ins'., a small sized lady's Gold Cylinder Watch. The’ above reward will be paid and no questions asked, by returning it to Cooper & Fel-, tow: aide Y¥ PERSON REWARD WILL BE PAID. T0 returning a lady's Goki Watch, No. 201, lost in tue Park on the 2d iust., and no ques ns asked. J. D.'ACKERMAN, 19 Bi 10 REWAR! . ‘OL day night, the 29th of Au; uine o’olock, in the Third avenue cars, a double’ cased gold Watch, haying two sets of movements, madesby Jules Jurguson, No. 5,168; on the back of the inside cave is engrayed tho name of James ©. Hackett, November 7, 1853. If any person wi! designate auy method by which the watch will be regained by me, I will pay to such per- sou the above mentioned sum. JOHN K. HACKETT, 661 Broadway. "SPORTING. 3 BUTLER, NO. IP, HAS ALE Buuer’s Infailible 0. 3 PECK RAN choice Breods for stock and sale, Mango Cure and Flea Exterminater, 5¢ cents per bottle, Butler's “Breeding, Tralning, Diseases, Ke., of Dogs,” $1. Doge boarded, trained, &c. Medicines for ail diseases. G.—A SHOOTING MATCH FUR $100 WILL SS) tako place on the meatows between Jersey City and Hoboken, on Wednesday, September 4, Detweon the two ronowned shots, William Taylor and Miles Johnson Plenty of birds on the ground for all wishing to * go in’? for eweopstakes, Shooting to commonce at } o'clock. V 7 ANTED—A GOOD DOUBLE PARI 2 Any one baving the amé and wishing to seli cheap wil please address, with particulars, M. R., No. 99 West ‘Twenty-ninth street. Ad H draught at W. J. RII Jolin street. iE ATTENTION OF TAVERNKEEPERS AND LIQUOR dealers in general Is respeetfully solicited to the Superior quality of Hammer's fresh brewed Champagne Ale. This ale is brewed fresh at all seasons of tho year, and the keeping quality of it, especially of such brewed uring the most excessive hot weather, is goarantesd for any length of time. Change $12 per bhd. and $6 per bb1., deitvered to any part of the city of New York, free of ex: pense. Payment, cach on delivery. Orders sent to Ham- tmer's Brewery, t Hariem, wilt be attended to wkh de- ___ RESTAURANTS. CG ‘THIS DAY—A MOST MA of Oysters, and T jnvite conn cal parties to cail and try them, at DOWNING Broad street. OUP, AT KELLY’S.—GRREN TUR ks ai Kelly's. Green Turtle Soup ot. F\REASON IS SO NOVEL A CRIME IN THIS CO} that we flud it ditticutt to appreciate it in its try but there is no difficulty in appreciating Nuss 8 & Co,’8 Ale for three cetits, No, 2 Cortlandt str nortliwest corner of Broadway SPENC) [A'PRIMONTAE. PRENCH GENTLEMAN, AGED 90, SPEAKING ENG- lish well, rather of preporscesing appearance, and Without money, wishes to make the acquaintance of a young lady or a widow, fond of amusoment, with afutare prospect of matrimony: a gentleman that the stric and letters returnod at the fir: rd of honor ag rvod, for will be ot HE ADV! ." . wishes to form the acquaintance of a young Is with a view to matrimony. She must be a brunette, medium height, easy and graceful in her carriage, even temporod and possess good conversntional powers; in ag over twenty-four years and acctistomed to mov: good society. Such a one will receive & prompt and conf dential reply on addressing McClellan, Unjon pquarg Post THE TURF. i ASHION COURSE.—PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIA. tion, Great Trot. Flora Temple and then Allen, ‘Thursday, September 5, 1861, at 3 o'clock P. M. Match for $500. Mile heats, best three in five. Horace Jones double team Ethep Allen and his running mate Socks, to wagon. J. D. names b. m. Flora Tem- ple, to harness, Good day ans track N. B.—In thie race Flora has tho pole in each heat. Special trains for the course will leave Hunter’s Point at 234 P. M., and re- turn immediately after the race. Excursion tickets to go and return 85 cents, single tickets 20 cents. James slip forry, ab 22. M., will connoct with the train. Also Thirty: fourth street ferry every five minutes. from Thirty-fourth street ferry will be in attendance on the day of (be race. JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager. \ASHION COURSE PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIA. ciation —Sweepstakes for $100.—E. Wright names Sally Ann: G Mott, Port Wasbington Maid; KE. 1, b. m Lady Emma; © Willis,o. goliing. Mile heats, best Ahroo i Ove, in unruess, Wednesday, Saptenubor’ 4, wt Sy o'clook FB. EPO Cl 081 ROCHERON, Manager, pu SALE--THE TROTTING HORSE HONEST PETER Apply to HIRAM WOODRUFF. |ORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION C Insurance Gompany.—New York, Agust 81, 1861, vidend.—The of Directors of this Company have this day deciared a semi-annual dividend of ton (10) per cent payable on demand, W. H. WINDSOR, Secretary. Wa TO MANUFACTURE A SUPE- fior vew Fire Arm; the boat and most dsstrable ever introduced for military or sporting parposes; $50,000 will put @ factory io completo working order, and the profits will be very large. Parties can sce the gun and got further information by addressing Fire Arm, Herald office. WANTED—FOR TWO OR THREE 5.000 he for which excellent seourity and extra interest will be given. Address box 205 Herald ofties. $37,500 AN ON BOND AND MORT. aums of §1,000 and apwards o chive Feal estate tn this city or in Brooklyn, for owe cr more pply to JOHN ¥. CONREY, at ‘the otice of thi '® Fire lnguraace Company, No. 66 Wali street cn HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. SIVLISH BAY HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP—16 hands high, trots inside 2.60. Also fino Top Bug- ay and Harness, city made, Apply at 873 Caual street, up stairs. 60 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. . I, RAGS OD improved rea! estate ip this city or Brooklyn, in sums of $2,000 and upwards; also, £40,000 to invest in purchasing made mortgages. Apply to A SARGEANT, 15 Wall street. N EXCELLENT CAVALRY HORSE TO BE SOLD cheap, for wars of use. May be seen for ten days At Jueks? stable, Caton square, AANPSOME, CITY MADE, SILVER MOUNTED Phaeton Waicoa, pote and suatt; two months in uso; inthe order, Wil be'sotd at a very low price if applied for immediately, the owner going to California, Apply al 85 Liberty street. ¥ AND HARNESS, ALL COMPLETE, for § Washington st ho corner of Secoud street He SALE—BY A rope, lwo bay Carria oars oll; Carry ny Btroob, Brookly ect. YLEMAN LEAV os, 153% hands high, seven nd a Cow. Apply at 245 or at the office 82 South Willian HANDSOME STYLISH JET gh, seven years old, sound his cost. 'Can bé seen at King’s cet, betweon Madison and Fourth been used in Coupe. “AIR. OF CARRIAG! , color bay, with black points, old and warranted sound. Apply at vo stables 1 Kast Sixteenth streot, near Fourth SPENDID PLACK STALLION, Sy |, fast, and gentle in harness and saddle; Would take a flue officer's horse; is high bred, and a Sno stock Would exchange, or take diamonds or real astato, 3400. A goon Nop Shifting Wagon, $86; a ihrce quarter seat good Trotting Wagon, $75. Address to or call at No. 4 Rivington street, Smith's stab! Y MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, LONG ands 1514 hinds high, kind ju all saddle horses in this city. Can be seu N’s livery stable, 182 West ‘Twerty-fitth sbroet, for Unrce day: OR SALE—A VERY STY hands high, six years ol and double harness; will no farther use for’ him, ‘Third avenue, HH wear the cor SOR SA oe! 1 Larnees; Y HORSE, PITKEN sound and kind in single 9 sold cheap, as the owner has Apply to 8. D. LAUTER, 223 VERY LOW FOR CASH, A FINE YOUNG Jarness and Express Wagon; ali iw the best for ene week to JAMES BOYD, shoe , of Sixth avenue and Twenty second street, GOR SALE—A HANDSOME YOUNG BLACK HAWK Horse, 15 hands high, six years old, color black; perfectly sound, kind and gentlo;” well snited for a saddle horse for park riding; price $159. Can be scen for a few Hays only at Capt, Rawiston’s Veterinary College Institute, 115 West Twenty-third stroct. ALE~A BROWN HORSE, LONG TAIL AND fal mak rs old and 15 hands high; is not afraid of earsor anything on the and of good temper; is Sold on ag- ng no uso for him. Can be scom AOR A VERY HANDSOME FAMILY. CHESTNUT iY Maro, 15 hands high, 7 years cli; sniiable for a doc- ior, butcher ex baker. Price $110.’ Also a top Wagon and Harness, Inquire at 35 C root. Che: A WO SEATED SPRING WAGON, IN cb order, suitable for b or pleasiire, of silver mounted Harness, nearly new. sold very Jow, a3 the owuer had no further us Apply at Oakley's stable, in Hoboken, near the 5 YEARS OLD, SIX- dls Ligh; for style and beauty cannot be sur- ed, and is a rst ‘class sadd!o horse; will be sold for « is worth; a warrantee given as sound and gle or double, every way parfeet. Call for two days, or until sold, at 203 ‘Ihird avenue, between Kigh- toonth and Ninctookth streets. MILY CARRIAGE FOR SAL EATS SIX PER- sons, in perfect order, patent astes, deab linings price 3150 Ale a splendid gray {amily Horse’ shifting: top paiit Wagou and Harness, Appiy at 1d Gold 5) aH y rect, up ste FOR SALE—A GOOD AND SOUND TIORSE Tuqnire of must be sound and gentle, Seal will fh enstomor by ending a fow 23 Herald office, ‘OR THE ARM WISH TO PURCHASE 1.600 Morsne, fitteon hands biets, Cor ght CRvutry; color except white; must be qiick, active horges, not rh wes old, sound gad kind saddle, . TAYLOR, 103, 105 and 107 Rast Tw New York Apply to CARRIAGE, HARNESS AND MARE—WITHOUT it, A nied privato establistiment, for eale at $275, 2 half its value, tn conseyrenca of the owner leaving the city. Can be seon at Tattersall’s, Sixth avenue and thirty-minth sree "PRO FARMERS, with Straw WANTED, STABLING AND TAY, or bedding, for one hundred and twenty Horses, within sixty miles of New York city, for about six months from October 20. Grooms will be sont with the stock. Proposals will be received for any number not, less than tweuty. Address, stating terms, location and accommodations, Equ New York city Post WW 2NTHD—A HORSE, SUITARLE FOR A. FURNTIURE exchange for a Piano, Call al 105 Washing: ton street, Hoboken, for three days. % sewvacw MOAN OPFICHS, T NO, 9 CHAMBERS STREET.—MONEY TO LOAN TO any amount on diamonds, watches, jewelry, &e. by the well known and old established ISA‘A0, broker and commission morchant No 9 Chambers street. N. B.—No business transacted on Saturday. 786 NASSAU STREET.—A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND Broker, makes liberal advances on’ Diamonds, Watches, Jowelry, &c., or bays them at full value, at his private office, 66 Nassau street, room No, 2, ap stairs. Business confidential, ES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS OF SE- J. W. CARLE, No. 60 Liberty street, EW York Hotel, advances money on Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, or will purchase iho same at the highest prices, for eash, QO TW AvyANck re sums to suit Dove on Watches, Diamonds and other personal property, or bought ior sash, and the highest price paid. Ollie hours from 9 il 6. L. JACOBS, 43 Cedar street; branch office, 407 Broadway, TO ADVANCE—ON DIAMONDS, $20.00 Watches and Goneral Merchandise, N. 8-—ily oilico will be closed after to-day, until Monday morning, Sept. 9 HENRY HYMAN, 480 Broadway, room No. 3. oa SSISTANT QUART CE, NO. 7 BOWL d st 31, 1881. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 10 o'clock Wednesday, the 4th of September, 1861, for fur- nishing tho United States with four hundred and fifty (450) Paniit Tho Vaulins to be 19x30 feet, made of the best No. 2 Paulin Puck, with good strong ‘eyolot holes all around, aboat 22 jaches apart, and to bo completed by the 25th day of Septembor, 1861. Proposals to bo endorsed “Proposals for tarnishing Pau- Iins,”” and addressed to undersigned. a R. 8A IN, Captain and Assistant Quartormaster United States Army. RMS WANTED—IN LARGE OR SMALL LOTS, tA United States Muskets and Rilled Muskets, Sabres, Revolvers, &e. Address Armorer, with list and price, box 166 Post office, N. ND ACTING MAJOR, W. A. Kirk's compan eruits wanted for this company.—Any intelligent ian bringiug twelve to fifteen men cant command a sergeantey. Six men oblains tho rank of corporal, if found fit for tho respective duties, Intelligent men enlisting as privates have a prospect of advancement. Every soldier carries in his knapsack the baton of Fickt Marshal, Recruiting stations—447 Third avente, 62 William street, ormrd’s, First. avenue, cor- ner of Twenty-fourth street, east. ONTINENTAL GUARD, COMPANY PF. will be taken in this company by applying this day ab the recruiting office, ccrner of Now Uovwery and New Chambers street, Win! Rarrett, of Company B, Seventy- first reghment N.Y. 8. M.. is Orderly Sorgeant of this -A FEW MEN company, aud would be pi enlist any of his frieads who wish to go in a se! pany. AM GREEN, Captain, Wossam Barnerr, Orderly sc UI Lor 0 for drilling or guard duty, for slo very low for F. B. BOWLES, told street, New York UHMES LIQUID StYPTIC FOR THE Pond NG OF RLEBDING, ADAPTED FOR TIfE USE OF EVERY SOLDIER. Prepares sold by J. ¥. LUHME & ©O., 556 Broad- way, N.Y. Price 25 cents per bott! AWORD EXERCISE.—A ‘THOROUGH SWORDSMAN SS} (ate an cflicer of the British army) is now giving in- structions in Sword Exercise at 481 Broadway, where gen- Uemen dosivons of becoming proticiont can’ be taught, either privately or in classes, N, B.—Those who have y and all others who desire to become pu- r ied that they must commence as pope will be admitted after Ui TARY ASPIR. TO Mt SSESSING other means for procuring a sufficient uamber of EVERY inen for a fail company Tack evsh. Any one willing to farnish some cach can see best of references, be mado ratisfied and hold any position in the company, when re- eruited, he chooses, Address Heary W. I., Herald ofilce, hie day. RTH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE SULITIA— 55 Gordes Lafayette, —Capt. I, A, Gerdy, late Adjn tant, is appointed Commissary, anit tend the recruiting office at Lafayette Hall, and to attend to the genoral affairs of the regiment. Recruits will be rovided with board and lodging immodiately aftor sing s\ern into sorvice, and gent to join the regiment how at the seat of war ‘us gown as thore is a sufficiont BUMber to compose @ squad. By order of DE TROBRIAND, Colonel. detailed ‘to superin- S. Crvirisen, Adjutant, INCLUDING. THOSE 8, Irregularities, De- sefilly treated by Dr. street, four doors’ from LL. DISEASES OF W arising from Midwifery C binuting Influences, &e., H. A. BARROW, 104. Blcce! Hours of consultation, from 11 Uli 2 and frota 4 tiil 8. Sundays till 2. IMPORTANT WORK.—A GUIDE FOR THE MAR- £&. ried, or those contemplating it, The afflicted, debi- jitated or’ diseased should not marry of adopt any’ treat- ment till they have Informed themseives of the truth onli found in Dr, LARMONT'S Paris, London and New Yor Medical Adviser and. Marriage Guide; mailed for $1 by RICHARDSON, No. 1 Vesey strect, and ROSS & TOUSEY No. 121 Nassin street. cures all such aff tions, recent or longstanding, expeditiously and privately 8 for years past, at GAT Rrowdway, up stairs, Crown 9 4.3 to OP. APPLY TO THE sof A. S Chamn- berlin, or Post & Nichols, 82 East ‘Pwenty-fourth street, near Third aveune PELAND, PHILIP Cor a eee LORD & TAYLOR, 461, 465, $65 and 467 Broadway, Reguest the attention of out of towa buyer: to their present large wholesale stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, Which they are offering at very LOW PRICES FOR CASH. OSQUITOFS. 10,006 Pieoes Nete for 60 conte per pices, 1,200 pieces extra, 10 yards long, 244 yards wide. Hartwell’s patent. PALMER'S PATENT CANOPIES. BOBINET, P A ki KELTY'S, No, 350 Broadway. EW SILK GOODS. 100 pieces rich Fancy Siiks at $1 25, worth $2. 60 pioces Pinin Taffetas, at 95 eonts, worth $1 50. MOST EXTRAORDINARY. apline, new designs, 75 cents, i GOUT PARISIEN, Casimere Broche Shawls at $20, at LEGRAIN 29 Broadway, late Gray & Co. 80 eves French | DY HAT RIEBONS, to 43, per yard. iON, Now Opening, STYLES FRENCH FLOWERS, AN NOSIERY AN y | N. B.~1,000 doz. v R. H. MACY, 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, noar Fourteenth street SHIPPING. — y EGUL. MER LINE FOR ANTWARP, SEPTE. ¥ ber 2L—The new A 1 Belgian steamship CON- ‘ons, 800 horse power, will bo freight apply to W. Fr. GRESS, Capt. Lunin 5 al despatchod D F Scbunr, 76 Beaver street, aud for pacsage to, 1, ML. | porting prope WEED, copuct of Reads aud Washington atractiy, 0: Paris Kid Gloves, | = R. COOPER, NO. 14 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON- salted on all diseases of a cortain nature. ‘Twonty- etght years exclusively devoted to these complaints ena- ble hiin to warrant a cure inal coses, Tho victime of misplaced confidence in medical pretenders can call, with ‘a certainty of being radically cared or no pay. palcemonreees. || Ga ik BRITISH AND NORTH Ai w ROY 2 Chief Cabin Passage, Second Cabin Passage... ° cr FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL, Chief Cabin 4 sn8 Second Cabin Pi e ‘The ships from New York cali at Cork Harbor. ‘Tho ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Harkow, PERSIA, Captain Judkins. AFRICA, Captain Shannes, ARABIA, Captain’ J. Stone. CANADA in J. ASIA, Captain EG. Lot, AMERICA, Captata Hoektoge AUSTRALASIAN, NIAGARA, Captain Moodie. ainCook, EUROPA, ‘Andersea. COPVECOTLA (now Dulltiegy These vessels carry a clear white light at mabthoady green on starboard bow, red On port bow. AFRICA, Shaunon, leaves Now York, Wednesday, Aug. 18 EUROPA, Anderson, Bostn, ‘Wednesday, Aug. 9% PERSIA, Judkins, “New York, Wednesday, Aug, 38 CANADA, Moods “ Boston, Wednesday, Sops. & ASIA, Lolt, « New York, Wednesday ,Sopt. Rt ARABIA, Sto Boston, ” Wednesday, Sept AFRICA, Sh ‘New York, Wednesday , Sept 28 oh, Bortns vot secured anti! paid for. 1b experienced surgeon on board. The ownore of these shipe will not be accountable tee Gola, Silver Precious Stones oF Metals, unless ed therefor, and the ’ . For freight or INARD, No. 4 Bowling Groom TRAM ‘Y BEIWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER pool, landing and embarkin, igo town, Ireland. The Liverpool, New York and Philaget- phia Steamship Company intend despatching their Gall powered Ciyde built iron steamships a follow GLASGOW see eeeeees ju . CITY OF BALTIMORE... KANGAROO. i “Saturday, Sept. and every Saturday, at noon, from pier 44 North river. RaTRS OF PASNAGH. First cabin... + $75 | Stoorage.... re Do, to London, 80 | Do. to London, oe Do. to Paris.. 85 | Do. to Paris..... Do. to Hambur; 85 | Do, to Hamburg, . Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Retser~ dam, Antwerp, &., at equally low rates. 2 Persons wishing to bring out their friends ‘cam bag tickets here at the following rates to New York:—From Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin, $15, $85 and $105, Stoerage from Liverpool, $40. From Queenstown, $30. These steamers have Superior accommodations for pase songers and carry experienced surgeons. They are bullt in water tight iron sections, and have patent ‘fire anngid~ lators on beard, For further information apply at the Company’s offees, ~ JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. ¥. TEAM FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, — Sea steamship GREAT EASTERN, having fuldited her contract with the British govornmemty will sail from New York for Liverpoot Ou Saturday, October 5, RATES OF PASSAGE. In firat cabin, $98 a $125, according (o statereoas ae- commodation, all other privileges being equal. In third cablu, fr -n $85 to $50. Suits of first clus apartinents for families may be ea- gare by sp rrangement. ‘The GREAT N will leave Liverpool on her te turn trip Tuesday, October 29. 2 Plans of the ship ean be le and oengomeats made or freight and paseage on application to = HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, 54 and 55 South strees. (OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE, On Saturday, Sept. 14 ee United States mail steamer Al D. Lines, commander, Will sail from pier No. 37 North river, foot of Bead street, on Saturday, September 14, at noon. This steamship (unsurpassed for safoty and comfor® has doublo engines under deck, enclosed by iwaten age compartments, which, besides other results, tend, tn event of collision or stranding, to keop the pumps free to work, ani secure tho safety of vessel and For freight or passage apply to enor PASNSS SPRAMUEL M, ROX, . MACK! f gents, No. T Broadwag, ‘Tho steamer FULTON will gail October 12, ‘TAM 10 HAMBURG, HAVRE, LONDON AN® Southampton. The Hamburg American Packet Company's iron steam- . INIA, H. Taubs, commander, carrying the States mail, will leave from pier 21 North eivery foot of Fulton strect, SMPURDAY, Sept. 7, at noon, for Hamburg, via Southainpton, taking passengors Ser Havre, London, Southampton and Hamburg. First cabin, $100; second cabin, $60; steerage, $35. The steamers of this line will leave every alteroste Saturday, carrying the United States mail. ‘The steamship Hammonia will succeed. the Teutonta ow September 21. C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 151 Broadway. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP NEW YORK, G. Wenke commander, carrying the United States mail, will sail from pter 30 North river, foot ef Chambers street, on SATURDAY, September 28, at 12 o'clock M., oR BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, taking passengers to. LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMERE, at the following rate: For te first cabin, $100; second cabin, $60; stecrage, For freight or passage apply to OLRICHS & CO., 68 Broad street. TEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER- pool.—The Montreal Ocean Steamship Com fires clase full powered Clyde built steamer Capt. Grango, carrying the Canadian and United States mails, will sail from Quebec next Saturday, Soph ¥. Rates of passage from New York :—First class, to accommodations, $70 and $85; sicerage, found cooked provisions, $30. Certificates issued for bringing ‘out passengers from ali the principal towns tn Britain and Treland at very low rates, For passage appigy at 23 Broadway, New York. SABEL & SEARLE, General Agents. TRECT STEAMSHIP LINE MerwRew NEW YORK, HAVRE AND ANTWERP. The now aud splemtd steamer, Al, CONGRESS, Capt. Luaning, 2,50) tons, 00 horse power, Will sail from New York on Thursday, September 19, Fo: Havro and /'n werp, citect. Price of passage tur Havre, Antwerp, Southampton et on First cabin, Second cabin, Steerage. te see . Children between one and ton years of age, halt price. For freight apply to WM. F. SCHMIDT, 76 Heaver street. For pass:ge apply toHENRY M. WEED, 187 West street, corner of Reade street. VOR LIVERPOOL—TAPSCOTT’S LINE.—THE FAvO- rite packot ship EMERALD ISLE, lying at pior 68 Enst river, sails September 7, and packet ship GUY MAN- NERING September 11. For passage at low rates, or drafte Ce ee or Ireland, apply to TAPSCOTT & 00., No. 6@ South street. 1 OR LIVERPOOL.—THE WORLD WIDE KNOWN clipper ship DREADNOUGHT, Captain Samuels, ae~ knowl to be the fastest vessel afloat, positively satie on the 10th of September. For passage, reduced rates, apply on board, pier 5, North river, or to ¥. M. DEMARI OB LIVERPOOL.—THE SPLENDID PACKET SHIP JERH. THOMPSON hauls into the stream to-morrew: Bt noon, This magnifleent ship made two voyages im succession, this year, m sixteen days. Apply on boardes pier 40 East river, or 275 Pearl street R. R. COBBETT HAS REMOVED FROM 19 DUANE street te 20 Centre street, between Chambers and Reade streeta, whore be ean be consulted privately on cortain diseases. N. B.—Dr. C. is a member of the New York University Medical College. See his diploma in his ce. F ce at No. 6 Ct Tall place. R. WARD, NO. 12 EAIGHT spealy and permanent ou unequatiet for ceria’ STREET, PERFORMS . His great remedies, curing diseases, price $2. R. HUNTER MAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED 5 his attention to diseases of @ certain class, in which ite'has treated no less than fifty thousand cases, withont an instance of failure, HH great remedy, Dr. Hunter's Red Drop, cures certain disenses when regular treatment and all other remedies fail; cares withont dieting or re- striction in the habits of the patent; cnrea without the disgusting and sickening effects of ‘all other remedies; urea in now cages in leas (han stx houra. Jt roots out the pokouous taint the blood is gare to absord unless the remedy is used, Wis $1 a vini, and cannot be obtained Kennine anywhere than at the old offices, No. 3 Division street. Book for nothing that treats of the effects of early abuse, LIVERPOUL.—THE SPLENDID CLIPPER @HIP RICHARD S. ELY, Captain Livingston, will positive iy satl on Wodnesday, Soptembor 11. ‘This ship has splen~ did accommodations for all classes of passengers, whe will bo taken at the lowest rates, For astare apply om eee East river, or to JOSEPH MI 73 street. : 7 R LIVERPOOL.—OLD BLACK STAR LINE. —THE packet ship E.%4., lying at pier 12 East river, athe ay, at noon. The UNIVERSE sails ber 12." For passage apply om board, or to & GUION, 4 Fulton streot, RST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON SANS this day.—The sj itd ship ALBERT GALLATIN for Liverpool—the ship FLYMOULH ROCK for London sails to-day. Both ships lie at pier 19 Fast river. For at greatly reduced rates, apply 10 TOMAS C. 88 South street. OR LONDON.—TA® SPLENDID SHIP CHRISTIANA, at pier 2t Fast river, satis Sept. 9. Passengers prioae ana found in jstons. ine yelien al 58, to THOS. C. ROGHE, 49 So j : R. WARD THEATS SUCCESSFULLY ALL FEMININE ‘complaints. Sowething for every lady—his Great fetuctor. Offive 12 Laight street. *)R. RALPH, OFFICES 199 CROSBY STREET, COR- ner of Houston, Hours 1034 to 2 and 6 til) P. M. REAT SUCCESS OF DR. WARD, 12 LAIGHT STREET. —All affections caused by mercury or discese cured in-baif the total tims and at Rall the charges Feo ASSOCIATION, PETLADELPHLA—FOR THE relicf of the sick and distressed, affiicted with viru- Jont and chronic Diseases. Medical advice given gratis by the acting surgeon, Valuable reports on certain diseaces and on tho new remedies employed in the Dispeneary sent in sealed lotter envelopes, froe of charge. Address Dr. J Skillin Honghton, Howard Associ . 28onth Ninth | street, Philadelphia, Pa. CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA. A first clase eieamer will leave Now York oa the ist, 11th and 21st of each month, except when these dates fail on Sunday, whem the day of departure will be on @e Monday following. For Keight or passage apply at the only office, Na & Bowling Greew. D. B. ALLEN, Agent. USTRALIA —KANGAROO LINE.—FOR MELBOURNE. First vessel. ‘The magnificent first class ship JACK. FROST, 2,000 tous burthen, can rocommodate first an@ second ‘ola ngers. Address o apply to MAILLER, LORD & QUERKAU, 108 Wali street. j NOR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU, N. ’ nt ‘The British and North American royal mail steam- ip KARNAK, Capt. Ue Mesurite, will il for the above ports, from the company’s wharf, Jersey City, on— a mrday bane September 14 5 re Re. ‘October 14, M * ‘ota santay eatin ahs P rey male Complaints, Ladies can obtain | MURIMY ssc. ia ges Gor Board and Medical Treatmout at 26 Waits sireet, | Paccace tmmey-to Hae ; C7 next to Varick For froight of passage apply to c on coaeaniiiah poerarsaen . f. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, ROFESSOR RUSTVLL, 162 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN | (cites Lee URANO 4 Se ee bo constite: ,0r by letter to box 2,350. | as usa No. 8 Harrisen avenue. Boston offic: EXPRESSES. S FURNITURE EXVRISS AND PACKING mont, 113 Weet Eleventh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, Household Furniture boxed and shipped to all parts.of the world, Pinnofortes, Paint | ings, Mirrors, &e., carefully boxed. Furniiure stored, } ade A 0 WES AIPPERS,—POA\ { i - | sailing. | FROM xvas F TO eail on Monday, September 9, at two o'clock P. Me. ARY jap wrrit REFLED CANNON, ‘The "Gnited States mail steamship MATANZAS, Lieso, gang commander, is ready to receive freight at pier No. 4 = #*th river, foot of Morris street. freight or passage apply to sag " Sco BROS, NAVARRO & CO., ‘64 Exchange place. Mails close at (he Post office, at 1 o'clock P. M., om the day of sailing. “eargo tecoived not bills of lading signed the day of Comtaunications between Matanzas apd Hayaus by ras Ava himene das, : ewe!