The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1861, Page 2

2 i r n@ objection to the issue of say $100,000,000 of | ors on oe ba a demand notes; and such an issue would un- Frivay, Sept. 20—6 P. M. doubtedly prove a great boon ‘to the people by The money market is very dull again. There is | driving an equal amount of doubtful and depro- ‘ao demand for money, either from the brokers or ciated bank notes out of circulation, and would from the merchants; the rate for call loans is fulling | save the government at least $7,000,000 per annum everywhere to 5 per cent. Prine paper, with | ininterest. In thus dissenting fronf the views of sixty days or thereabouts to run, sells at 6 per “a Bank Officer,” we will recommend the writer, cent, but most people who have moncy to invest | should he again tender advice to Mr. Chase, not to in this way putit into Treasury notes. start with the assumption that the Secretary came Foreign exchange is steady, but there is very here as a mendicant, in August last, and that the ‘ittle doing. The bankers are not yet prepared to | New York banks relieved his necessities out of put down their rates; they are asking 109 for | pure patriotism and liberality, and are hence sterling and 5.25 a 5.27% for francs, and are buy- | entitled to lecture ~ him: No one questions ing at 10834 a 108% for sterling and 5.30 forfrancs. | the patriotism of the bulk of the gentlemen The recent advance in breadstufls is said to | who, in August last, represented the banks of have prevented the execution of heavy | New York in conference with Mr. Chase; but it is ‘orders for wheat and flour for French ac- | due to truth to state that, in subscribing to the count, and thus a large amount of exchange | national loan, they were actuated as much by a is withheld from the market; while, on the other | desire to protect their own assets and earn interest, hand, the recent improvement in business is en- | On their capital as by sny other motive. abling many importers to remit something to the Persons interested in railway property will be other side. These influences, like the flurry created | glad to hear that the contest between the Erie by the remittance of Seuthern moneys to Europe, | and the Central is likely to be adjusted. The fol- are of course temporary, and must soon cease to | lowing paragraph from the Rochester Union shows operate. The course of exchange depends upon | thatthe work of putting up prices has begun:— the relative proportion borne to each other by im- ‘The railroad and forwarding lines have decided to ad- ports and exports. When our imports increase, vance its five cents on a of flour to New York. Tho Contral Railroad charges forty-five conte; exchange rises; when they decline, it falls. This | the transportation lines forty conte by canal. | Freight is year our imports fall short of those of the same oe ey ne peli Ente Wo Mesend: period of last year by cighty millions of dollars, and | fered somewhat by de'ay, and the State has taken by far the largest part they got for ‘tolls, #0 that a small margin We understand that the banks have about $600,000 more coin on hand now than they hada week ago, though during the week some $7,000,000 have been paid by them into the Sub-Treasury, and about $2,000,000 by the public. We have received the following card:— An oxtra of a Bank Note Reportor announces that the Beverley Banks thrown out in Wall stroct.””| The Be- verley Bank always hag, still doos, and will continuo to redeem its notes in gold’ at par, ou presentation at the bank. Tho notes likewise have been and will continue to bo redeemed by the Atlantic: Bank in New York, for ac- count of the Boverley Bank, in sealed packages of $500 our exports exceed those of the same period of last year by $27,000,000. During the month of August our imports at this port fell short of our exports by one million dollars. Underthese circumstances to importance can be attached to temporary spasms in the foreign exchange market, as it is obvious that on broed general grounds the ex- change must rule in our favor. Within the past twelvemonth wo haye received from Californi. and from Europe over eighty millions of dollars in gold, and instead of losing, as usual, three to four millions @ month by export, have retained the who!e, We are therefore in a condition to stand | and upwards, at ono quarter of one por cent discount; the heaviest drain ever known, for fully a year, | oh Sal a's & ,retompttn sgt of without reducing our stock of specie as low as it was a year ago, when it was notoriously abundant. But, as we said, the condition of our export and our import trade forbid the possibility of specie shipments at present or for a long time to come. ‘The stock market was moderately active to-day; prices were irregular. Government securities were in demand at an advance of 4 per cent for the new sixes and 14 for the 6 per cent Treasury notes. ‘For the latter there was quite an active inquiry, both in the street and at the board. State stocks were generally steady, except Missouris, which de- clined %. Among the speculative shares New York Central fell 4, Galena 34, Toledo 14, Rock Island 4 and Pacific Mail 1 per cent. Other de- scriptions were steady. After the board the mar- ket stiffened up, and better prices were obtained, which lasted till the close of bnsiness. The mar- ket at the close was steady, and the following were the last quotations:—United States 6's, re- Sine 1881, 90% a 4%; do. 6's, 1881, coupon, 90% a %; do. 5's, 1874, 80% a 8%; Indiana 5's, 77 & whatever amounts presepted, at the same rate, P. LATIMER, Cashier. Brvertey Bank, Beverley, N. J., Sept. 20, 1861. The Chemical Bank has declared its usual quarterly dividend of 6 per cent, payable on the Ist of October; the Bull’s Head Bank, its usual half- yearly dividend of 4 per cent, payable on the Ist of October next. The Providence Journal says:— Thirty-five subscribers yestorday took sixtecn thou; sand dollars of the national loan in this city. It will be remembered that a large sum had been taken by parties in this city before the books were opened here. The Augusta (Maine) cgtton factory, after an interval of several weeks devoted to the repair of the machinery, &c., has recommenced opera- tions, running for the present five-sixths of the time. The company have on hand material suffi- cient for two months’ work, and we are informed that the mill can be run to advantage even at the present high price of cotton. The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday saye:— xchange on tho street was abundant, and hokie:s were glad to get par for it. The banks paid’ para % to cus- 79; Virginia 6's, 5134 a 52; Tennessee 6’s, 4234 a 43; peer art lain reed peace fetched 2 oe al North Carolina 6's, 61 a 62; Missouri 6’s, 4314 a 34; | quite so plenty—selling rate a 4 premium for curren- Pacific Mail, 8374 a %; New York Central, 738% | °Y- The receipts ee Wh ae” Were: ma, 10924'a MONIlinois Central, 6524 066; Galena and Chicago, 653¢ « 54; Cleveland andToledo, 29% a 30; Chicago and Rock Islandpat*{ 2 7, Ohie.go, Burlington-and Quincy, 6134 a 62; Delaware, Lack- awana and Western, 6768; Milwaukee and Prairie a%%; Erie, 26834; do. preferred, 46 a 47; Hud- Cer’ ar a6 gi son River, 33% a %; Harlem, 10% a; do. pre- 4900): BUS: ferred, 25 a%; Reading, 35a 3%; Michigan Cen- 453300 350 380 tral, 42 9%; Michigan Southern and Northern ast ee er Indiana, 13%4 a 14; do. guaranteed, 3034 % 31; Pana- ihe _ 12980 _380 i id 775 Stock Exchange. Fripay, Sept. 20, 1861. 6's,’S1,reg 903% 25 shs Corn Ex Ek. 80 »'81,cou 90% 10 Penn CoalCo. 76 du_ Chien, 1734 a 1634; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 87 — 5 Pacific MSSCo., 83 92.0 93. ae ee Ode ae © ae 2 The Sub-Treasury continues to receive a large | 22000 Trea i2pents. 101 100N ¥ Con RR. sum daily from popular subscriptions to the na- | 12000Treaépetwoy 98% 200 do, f 1 5,6), tional loan, though, as was to.be expected, the et sterling bos. > opening of agencies throughout the country de- ye prives it of a great portion of its busincss. Mr. Morris Ketchum opens his agency to-morrow, and will doubtless do a late beoin The Sub-Trea- sury paid over to the banks to-day $352,000 on account of popular subscriptions to the loan. The following was the business of the Sub-'Treasury to- 43 2000 Mé'sitoH SUR. 47 1000 Erio RR Ist.mb 103 2000 Frie RR4thmb 70. 4000 N ¥ Cencb,’76 al 50 1000 Hud Riv s f bds os 1000 MC8pelstmsfch A $463,290 00 | “500 Ul Cent RR bids 98 —Tressury 4191000 60 | 1000Gal &Chi Ist m 93 Payments 816,509 26 | LOCO GES W Ist mb 6675 200020 &M 1g b's 11 10shs Nationa! Hank 89 10.Pnk of Commerce 80 10 Mer Exchange Bk 78 5 Metropolitan Bk. Balanoe. 15,913,901 87 A “Bank Oficer” of this city has addressed a printed letter to Mr. Chase against the further is- suc of demand notes: The arguments he uses are that such issues infallibly lead to expansion and RECOND BOARD. $6000 U 6's, 1861,rg 0% 25 she Pac MSSCo. speculation; that they are-uncontrollable and may use 8314 come back upon the Treasury for redemption when ae i e or gt Ce 7 iif — “ast ie jt is least convenient to redeem them; and that er ae ee ix “ib Ero “s 2 ‘ vi . nn " they interfere with the loan systém which is now 60 sbs Pae MSS Co 83 100Ch & Roc Isk R. 43x working so satisfactorily. All this may- contain some modicum of truth and yet amount to nothing. As the case stands, the loyal people of the North have been using in their daily business about $150,. 000,000 of bank notes of various kinds. Of these about $30,000,000—being the issue of Western banks secured by Southern State stocks, and of Southern banks—have gone out of existence. Of the cemainder more than nineteen-twenticths enjoy CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frrpay, Sept, 20—6 P. M. Asmms.—The market was quiet and gales confined to small lots at $5 26 for both sorts. Freapsrvrrs.—Flour—The market was again firmor and active, and good shipping b:ands closed at an advance of be. a10c. per barrel. The medium grades were the firrmost. ‘Tho sales embraced about 18,000 bbls. , closing within the following range. of prices:— only a local circulation, are at a discount a hun-'| Superfine State. ee es tf Pe a5 00 i _ tra State. jotce..... + 5250 6 45 dred miles from the point where they are issued, superfine Wkerh. igen 1483.85.00 are not uniformly worth their face, and are every | Common to choice Western extra. - 630062 . | Extra Canada.. + 6 30a 6 50 day the cause of heavy losses through the misman. Sdxod to straight Sutter Se SED @gement 6r roguery of bank managers, the care- | straight to go - 585 aT 00 tessness of bank auditors, and the address of coun- | Cheico extra fa +700 a8 50 terfeiters. The questi is whether it would | B¥e four: . - 22504 a question now is whether it woul Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine... »280a315 not be wise and safe to seplaee all this heteroge- neous paper currency by government notes, re- deemable on demand at the various Sub-Treasuries and depositories and at par everywhere. And the farther question is whether it would not be wise and economical to the government to. bor- cow a part of the money required for the war by issuing demand notes bearing no inte- vest. How the people feel on the subject is seen in the eagerness with which the demand notes are. absorbed wherever they appear. Nor is it very likely—the ‘Bank Officer’ to the contrary not- withstanding—that a reverse in the field would bring these notes in for redemption in any large amounts. Wall street bankers and speculators operate on Bull run panics, in order to make a profit of one or two per cent; but the people atlarge know, if so improbable an event occurred asa second defeat of our armins, that the purpose of the na- tion would only be the more resolute in conse- quence, and its resources only the more freely en- listed in the struggle. ‘A Bank Officer,” it strikes as, does not do justice to the patriotism of the people. That an issue of $100,000,000 of de- mand notes would stimulate trade and. cause s general expansion is very trne: but in the first place the issue of 7 3-10 per cent notes ig an ex- pansion just as obviously as the issue of demand notes would be, and, secondly, why should an ex- pansion based on the credit of the government be feared? Expansions are formidable only when they reat on a fictitious basis, which insures a collapse sooner of later; unless ‘‘a Bank Officer’ foresees that government is not going to pay its notes, itie difficult to understand his alarm st the general re- vival of trade which their issue is beginning to cause. As to their interfering with tho 7 3-10 notes, there is no ground for the apprehensions expreseed by “a Bank Officer.” Demand notes are not @ loan, but & currency. Experience shows already that they will not be sent in for redemption, and that government will not be obliged to keep any undue amoung of gold on hand to redeem them. In point of fact they will operate as a substitute for coin throughout large sections of the country, and will tend to assist the banks of the great cities by driving the gold to the financial centres where itis wanted. For our part we confess that we see —Canadian flour was in fair demand, the supply light and prices firmer. ‘Tho sales embraced about 60) a 900 bb's., closing at quotations, Southern flour was firmer, with @ good demand, especially for the lower grales, which were in stcaty request. ‘The sales embraced about 1,500 bbis., at rhe above quotations. Wheat, in the ab- sence of supplies of moment, was again firmer, and for shipping qualities from 2c. ‘a 3c, higher, The sales fo ted up -about 115,000 bush at $125 a $1 32 f r white Ohio, $1 32 a $1 35 for white Indiana and Michi- gan, $130. $1 40 for good to choice white Kentzchy, $1 26 a $1 28 for red winter Western and red State, $1 i7 for amber Iowa, $1 14a $1 17 for Miclrigan ciub, and $1 12 a $1 16% for Chicago and Racine spring. Teceipts: were moderate, and prices for shipping lots were firmer, with sales of 160,000 bushels at 50c, 8 65c. for shipment Fast, 55 3c. a 56c. for prime Western mixed, afleat, and 56c. a S8c. for shipping lots of do. Rye was ‘scarce, and limited salcs of Western were making at 65c. a Géc., an. North River at Tic. Barley and Darley malt were quiet and cominal. Onts were steady and in good demand, aud prices were firm, with sales of Western and State at 35c. The sales cs Correx.—The market was firmer and active. embraccd about 2,000 bags Rio, including 900 at 15%c., ani the remainder mostly within the range of 14%0. & 15. ;and the cargo of the Cora, 2,300 bags do., was sold, to arrive, ‘ab p. t.; 360 co. Laguayra at ces 20 do. Maracaibo at p, t,, and 200 mais Java at 20c. Corroy.—The market was without animation, and sales confined to making 200 a 300 bales,’ closing at 21 4c. a 22c@tor middiing to strict middling uplands, Freicere.—The supplics of ie rain being light engace- bop id ia! Site limited. To Liverpcol, 10,000 bushels of gran ‘We quote corn at 10d. 2 103. in bulk and gs, aad whicat at 103d. 0 11d. ditto, and dour at 2s. Od. asked. Rates to London were firm. Whoat was at 13d, a 133d. Jo balk and abipys and flour at 3s. 64. 'To Havre about 50,000 a 60,000 bushels of wheat twete engaged at 2c, 8 24c. in ship’s bags. Flour was at Har.—The market was steady at 60c. a Monasegs.—Si T0c. hhds. Porto Rico at 35c. 70 do. Oubs at 98c., an‘! 200 do., do. at 29¢. és Navat. Stonss.—<a'es of 700 Ub's. strained at $4 25, and 1, en eae peaaine Seae be eapentine at $1. tem, market was with a good dennnnd fre from the trade, The sales were 400 bbls. at $14 60 n $14 78 for mees—th> latter for fall weight bar- Teis—and at $075 &$10for prime. Reef wag quiet, and salce limited t0 100, bbis. at $10 25 a $11 $0 fort tepacked mers, and $12 50 a $13 50 for extra do. Beef hams were firm at $14.0 $15. Cut meats were In some light request, with ealcs of 200 packag.s at 43¢c. a Sc. for.shouklers, and 530. 96 %c. for hams. Lard was firm, with sales of 375 big. and Lerces at 8c. a OKC. Butter and che. se were wecdanged, and sales moderate. was mM, with sales of 200 8.900 casks, at Te. a 73¥c. for’good to prime. re ScGans.—The market was firm and active, with sales of about 3,000 bhds. Cubas and Forvs Bio ab Tc. for fair good refining grades, and 8c. a 9c. for good to — erscery goods, ‘and 160 bhds, meiado and 8 000 bags Babi were sold on private t terms. Srices.—Sales imento wi and 400 Piculs cassia ae sat rele get nha eee —The market was firm, with gales of 300 bbis. Wcot.—The paaiket continues quite animate* end deal- soll of the stock, a mand for domestic, and more attention is paid to fine grades. We have nothing to report in forei; _ market being pretty well cleared of ell desirable Most of the wool is now in the hands of the trade. FPAMILY MARKET REVIBW. For the first time in weeks, almost months, a change is to be noted in the retail prices of meats, &c., at Washing. ton market. ‘The variation bas been in the upward direc tion, and the tendency to rise still continues. Beef—Prime pieces for roasting sell at from 10¢. a 140. per pound; porter house steaks, 18c.; sirloin steaks, 14c. ; corned pieces , 8c. Vory fair qualitics of lamb and mutton do not bring more than from 8c. a 1c. per pound. Pir «arpa vahtuaeahad tai Per pound, and fine jams for In the way of poultry no chango bei et & good stock being on hand, with few purchase ‘ Salmon, salted, was yesterday for 120. pound. are not quite;so cheap as at our ota: rat cull oes Would not be sold for Mees than | ~ very smal] specimens at the rate of $1. o - each. Frait, butter, cheose and other articles show little change. Vo, tons ELLANEOUS, OOTS AND SHOES AT WAR PRICES. eae cnabie goods 7s" see Sen ar Bi ise Bove ns, 50 cents, wn) Youth rogane i conia Youthet ar TScents, ne GEONGH 'h CONNER, 877 Bowery, Next to Fifth street. RUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION At THE BRUSH Factory, $99 Pearl iret, Harpar's All article: ar tne ‘brekiat factory. polosae Petal Brushed’ of s eaperiot Guallty constantly om hand. JOHN K, HOPPEL. PBX, EO, B, McCLELLAN AND OUR NEW UNION Pi Packages are to be wondered at. Seventy: dispensable articles for 26.cents. Agents are making from $5 to 0 $10 por day. Agents wanted, male and female, ever; ie dress, with stamp for clreular, Rickards & Co,, I au street, (CH BOX WANTED.—A LARGE ICE BOX, SUITABLE for a butcher's shop. . Price ply al 65¢'Washingion street, three doors: above Christoph TIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHTI—A GREAT VICTORY, GAM El phene and fiuid exterminated, and Coal Oil is king. UNION COAL OIL BURNER Gives the greatest lig light the world ever saw from one single larap, with no danger by explosion, and at half the cout of meanonsnsne 8s eseeses anything now in use, Camphene latops altered nt a amail ex- pense, and now Lacnps, Coal Oil Cans, Wicks doy always on nd, Rights for sai to manwtacturers only. N. Bee wone Of those lamps ure genuine without my starap of patent ap- nin lied! for infront of the burner, and witout while sefal to make, sell oF we my improvement. Lamps at any place in the elty, or by express in the com, tice Dy leter ‘otherwise, Pelng left at my place of bust: regs, No, #3 Catharine street, Now York Cit Satisfaction is guaranteed before payment i JOLIN MULYANY, Toose no time, but consult Derfenced and successful Phy! strect, near Varick. MARBLE, MANTELS GREAT BARGAINS IN| MAN- to buy Mantela at» gront reduction ventaie to call at RS igbtoctith street, near Thiid-avouuc, WORCESTE! the ex: jan and midwite, 46 haniton Wuldnd it to he marble yard, I NOTABLE TRADESMEN. Matsow, Drtisix, patented by the Empress and, the eens of England and Holland. No. h eert des Capu- ines, fxclng rue ela Pal. “Bila Tide and Frenchy Cush ¢ Shawls, Luce, Lingarie, ese ae Fancy Goods, Wed- ding Suits, Court aud Ball Dre: Dressvaker—Maison venres ‘No. 4 rue Mons ‘Tux Heappressxs anp MILLINERY re “sillen “Beller, 45 rne Neuve St. Augustine, Fepresent so truly the typeof diiinetin that several foreign cour whom she has been. ai pointed the patentee, in the ios atteringterma have adopt- wince Vio.anp—Every requisite for Weddin; Sul, Pro- ‘Menude aud evening dresses, my No. 4 rue de ojveut JWELLER To H. Knayen, St ruc Neuve St. A\ gustin Moxnnotaixk—(Bronze China and Ancient _Furalture). The warerooms are removed to 19 rue de Helder. CunoxomeTERS AND CLocks—Le R: usier, a, Crystals, Dinner Services, Douligny, Palils Royal, Galorie Montpensier, 21 and sad Goupsuini AND JuwELLEN—Wieso, 48 rue de VArbresec, near the Louvre. Prices in known figures, Pare i ae 25 Park ee York, publi: in row, Now Yor mivasaora, bee books clifngagente. Catalogues ros by soall cr olberwiae upon application, AVE TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT ON YOUR BOOK BINDING, At the New York Bindery, elit Fulton siccet established s quarter of « century. W. & SO! , to keep thelr bindery and ‘work- one Employed during the, “present depressed state of _ business, att for. the subscribers to ineiraied ites Yr the Vulied Bailes o America, Life and ey of Washington, and all ilinstrated works published in this city, th their rnamental and Pictorial oa ort allow twenty-five per cent discount on their regular for binding thése works. Qrders sent: (OE, WALKER & SONS, 114 Fulton street, will be prompt: ly attended to, ES’ ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS, NO. 119 venue, attended by Professor VERGNES, the Javentor, dolebrated for the extreation of metaliie subetanons from the system, and for their success in, chranie/diueaees and rheumatiam, Consultation free from 8 wo 13 A, TURF. ENTREVILLE ae ROTTING.—SATUR- {Oar lieth ea ‘at choke Paaichropesias | A. atin & CONKLIN, Fg Bot Bile. Care CRP EY Teo humane aif fortett Samos ollars 8 Per beets rosy ey tte. on ae eta 2 $36 o'clock, tOHE veloc OT BINS ACME Co Ras, Chg ea MATOH FOR sm Pe i fonday. Sop SioMcks Weoley names On Monday, ay, Sapien 38 viom eto ce BEVINE 2 CONKLIN. — Tom Sayer sont 'ING.—A PURSE o’eloel tai ‘oung: james Bu Reptember 26, at 336 |. Pe Rowdy; Mr. tai ter, dite; i bs Senay sehpemendman a beckery Fat to wagon, best three in ti & CONKLIN, . OR erie TKOTTING HO! ON] PETER. F% ly to HIRAM WOODRUFF. pa) Cae COURS! gee ane, of —On Thu A" sean ge ana aren ea to fi Wont Eighteenth Pb ear Bixth. venue. HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS, ALL Com! A for sale for $125; yn eee Bn nny Bo Waldron’s Washi tables, Was corner of Second street, Hoveesne N. jOUPE FOR 1h) EXTRA Cor ae eager ah at King’s stable, corner ovly-fitet street and nad Matitson av. R SALE—A ve 7 yates ee eo ae HORSE, hands high, rst ra bred, col bi 8 ifght ae long tat ait pete ‘fou and gent School, Thi aeaty sireet, near Fifth inargnie, oF orat ‘he ane ters’, corner of Broadway and Thirteenth sti R SALE—A FAMILY CO! Mage ak ooo tare che OR SALE—TWO BLACK MARE COLTS, FIVE YEARS ‘old, sound and ust trotters: by Comac Black Hawk bj Washington, dam by Ws min Vernon, Can pe seen, at the Wes! chaaier county Fair, Mount y n the 23d. 24th and 25th nat MH, DEERE, Wiliiansbrid, OR, ati SOUND YOUNG HORSES, Fultable for down town carmen, coal carta, trucks of any Kiud of heavy, n be soen'at 17 Leroy treet, be- tm Bleecker streets, FPe. OR SALI A ates BOSTON STYLI IN PER- tect order; will ay ausnoned, of for hall in value to make Toom, Can be seen at the private stable, corner Clinton and Harrison streets, Brooklyn. OR SALE--A PAIR OF BAY HORSES. CAN BE seen at27 Stontgome lersey City, near the for- zy, on Tuesdays, Tht ey and Bn A ebm 10 to Gre of them al saddle horea, ahd would be sold in excel separate. POR SALE-A BAY MARE, 10}; HANDS HIGH; CAN trot in 33g minutes; together with « new top Wagon and Harness, at a bargain, Apply ut 76 West Forticth street, neal Sixth avenue, GOR SALE—A SORREL MARE, FIVE YEARS OLD, about 16 hands 1 inch high; cin trot inalde of three minutes; she is of great endurance, and from the best stook in the State of Maine; warranted sound and kind. Apply at the stable, 65 Bast Twenty-second street. FOR, SALE—A DARK onssenys MARE; CAN trot fn three minute er witha new Wagon and Harness, Apply at 38 Hirai atteeu Willamaburg. Poe SALE—A FINE BAY CHARGER, SUITABLE FOR military horse; he was in the battle of Bull run, and wat stand musio or cannon; also a Pony, 14 hands highs kind enti in elther, stn Ho or double harness, Apply to ED- KELLEY, 1 18 West Thirteenth street, between Fifth cod Sixth av OR SALE—A FINE CREAM COLORED HORSE, WITH long switch tail, Pandsome, of gentle disposition, trained well, an Lis admirably adapted for a lady's uso; will’ be sol cheap. Apply ut stable 147 Elizateth street. Be SALE—TWO YOUNG HORSES, SIX YEARS OI, :D, warranted sound, and kind in every respect, fast travel: 288, lers, and excellent horses for any bi Ludlow street. OR SALE—A FIRST GLASS LIGHT WAGON, SUIT, ble for « doctor; built to order for owner's. private use, but never used; will be sold cheap for cash, be seen at Snediker's siatier] Booram street, Brooklyn. OR SALE CHEAP—A BEAUTIFUL SADDLE HO: Inquire as 46 well broken for a lady's us, warranted perfect! and gentie; also two fact Pout feb. Address for parlioalars, ¥ x 145 Herald office. OR SALE CHEAP—A SUPERIOR LIGIT WAGON and Harness. Apply at 22 and 24 West Thirteenth sirect MPORTANT ia Nene sola SALE OR E: change, for wlo% ima ‘a valuable fine young sorrel S0 S59, ri eeaatat fami My Horses for saie,and ene Howey all warrant ‘at G2Chsyatio Erect, near Canal. ». RIVATE STABLE TO LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POS- sesston; alao, for sale low,a second hand Coupe, for ane of two horses: “Apply at36 West Twentieth atrect, TYLE AND SPEED.—ONE OF THE PRETTIEST GRAY mares in this oly, [rag ry toes l, #ix years old, with flowing white tail, ¢l bands; ‘can trot in 55; would a splendid wai Sg mgt warranted sound and ‘kind in, mal every respect; alse a close on. 16 bands high- eight years old; will Mth nipebia or ingle harness; wary ranted sound and kind. n Feetltyitng dis: Uller, 176 aven Be corner ct Blaventt satel’ he TABLE TO LER—AT NO.40. WEST BIGHTBENTH f om for six horses and carriages—ren: . Ale nO, one at 107 ‘West ‘Rightecnth wt street; By a age le for four horses and_ca Inquire of J. WALL, 833 Sixth avenue, corner Tweniy-lirst street, NO LET—ASTALLIN THE BEST CLUB STABLE IN Frentheetty,. Apply tn. Nineteenth street, first stable east of ‘ifth avenue. YELLOW \BANK, | TOBACOO.—GOODWIN'S PURR K Tobacco, free, from all impurities, for gale ‘and at wholesale by E, GOODWIN & 209 Water street, New York, w ‘PUBLICATIONS. _ Ps f) PEXteAouDINaRy FASHION MAGAZINE.—BRIL” he Fall Fashions. Reliable infor Fash: a, Nearl: rth or three full Yearly $1. Scents. Published at Mme. irbres aryo aod 100 line Engravingas and ov nize Patierny in tie fall Quarterly Mirror of Fashions, Now ready. Single copien 25 cents, Fo ¥V elie d (1,000) HORSES,—ARTILLERY AND CAVAL- ry, Horses, for which cash will be pald, at Nos. 122 and 126 East Twenty-fourth stredt, JOHN CARPENTER. Bs, Bical ou da x SUPERIOR HORSE TO MATCH ONE 16 young, sound KAA "Sua' grad traveler," AddPoas box Lent ont MA ATRIMONIAL. YOUNG MAN OF MEANS 13 DESIROUS TO FORM ‘the acquaintance of a lady, not over 21, of good size, Ithy and nobl earapee, ‘with to mate ST’'S Emporium for Patterns of the Fashions, 4/3 are. a ‘ard, box Brosdway Post ¢ ‘ol Swen. ull pi: Broadway, N. Y., and sold overy@here, tioulars will be glreit. _ COAL. AL—BEING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT for the sale of some of the best Red Ash and Leh 4 Lill acl cargoes nt the lowext, possible prico, and retaitata lower price than any other dealer in the cit} Yards corner of King and Greenwich streets, and No. 4 Roosevelt street, corner of New Bowe: MATTHEW CLINTON. ‘WY ouING VALLEY Coal $¢ 30.—TIE BEST COAL for stove and range use, Free burning, full welghe fand no dust, Eighth avenue, corner “went ‘advent Street, _SE GARS AND “TOBACCO. RS VERY CHEAP—THR A\ ciway, is closing out the stoc fered to cash buyers. Some good Grands of Havana, jc ad German Segara sulll unsold, YOUNG M. N, AGED 25 YEARS, HS, SE reel tN OF. ng Dy. poorer eomsareesbio not older than the advertiver, Allcommmn- tions coniidential. Address Edward Lalounette, station A, Spring street. N7LEMAN, UNDBR 28, ROSSESSED OF a wen ¢ fortune and handsome person, wishes, throu, 3 9 form the acquatntands of 4 you 5 lad She ‘must be vater 28° Ridress Honty Fr Sto, ty and of rei ‘4 Post Bie ig’ ATED BACHELOR, TIRED OF esires (o correspynd with some lady, ty matiinony. “Sue musebo young, wid. Of position, possessed of moderate’ means, and, in fitted for a lady's place.” Particulars wii be Please address box 101 Post ofllce, Princeton, MEDICAL, AS IMPORTANT WORK—A GUIDE FOR THE MAR. ied, or those comemplating it. The auiicted, debilita- teal or diseased-siould not marry or adopt any treatment till they have informed: thomselves of the truth, only found in Dr LARMONT'S Paris, London and New York Me yiser and Macriage Guides malied for $1.by . LVesey treet, and KOSS & TOUSEY, No. 121 Nessa trast. oie dost cares alvench advoclors’ ceonnk ar of hag Handing, expeditiously and privately, os Cor years past, at Broadway, up stairs, trom 9 A. M. to 6 P. ONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVIU ROW, of the nor College of Sur ing devoted his 01 DR. H, A. BAS- a and LiKesle de has, aiter deep sclentite research und intense study, gtarantced and most_wonderful remedy for 1 cure of Nervous and Physical Debility, Depression of Spirits, Palpitation of the Heart, Werkness be the Back and Laing, Pataful Dreams or Ineatua, Epeaof Appetite and Memory, and decline of the natural powers of life. Dr. Barrow thus publicly evinces his heartfelt gratification on account of the success that has attended his efforts during an extensive picts of several yéara, Many that have been given up aa Incurably lost and past the power of human skill Dr. Barrow has restored to health, happiness and pristine ine vhaor Theres fore those pronounced Mhourable, oF have Yeon neglected oF improperly treated, are rly invited to pay the Doctor a visit. Another gratifying feature of Dr, Barrow’s practice tre the high honore and testimonials he has recetved for bie superior treatinent without the use of instruments, mercury, ov any other of those dangerous remedies which ‘ace inva: riably used by the unakilful, Dr, Barrows hours of con- sulcation, are from 11 ill 3 amd trom 4 tl 8; Sunday (il 194 Bleecker street, four doors from Macdougal, New York. R, COOPER, NO. 1s DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON: atom a I diseases of a certain natufe. ‘Twenty-tight Fears exclusively devoted to these complaints enable Garaota curse allogane, pe viele of misplaced cong. deuce in medical pretenders can call, with a ceruainty of be- ing radically cured or no pay. Di ctinistty sical Colleges and. College af Surgeons University Medical College, and Ge London; ea bs consated privy on diiennt at No. 38 Gent treatrect, between Chambers and Reade. N. B.—See Dr. $3 "8 A ina in his oflloes. -Privute entragee at No. 6 City R, HUNTER MAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED his ai:enilon t) diseases of a cer:ain class, in which he has treated no lees than fifty thoysentl caves, without an in. mance of failure. groat remedy, Dr. Hunters’s Drop, diseaces swhenrendien tcoument wea oi other remedies fall; cures without dleung oF restriction. tx the habits of the pationt; cures without the disgueting and sickening effects of all other remedtes; cures ln now cases in loss that six Hours, It roots out the pofsondns taint (he blood Is nae o absorp unless the remedy is used, It As $1 & Val, and cannot be obtained genuine anywhere than at the old. Mice, Division street,” Book Tor notaing that treats or whe etfects of early sbase, RALPH, OFFICES 139 CROSBY STREET, COR- Di. her of Houston. Hours, 10}, to 2 and 6 ull ad oP D®, WARD. 2 LAIGHT STREET, WOULD RESPECT. fully call’ attention to his unequalled, speedy and per manont cures, without interrupting dusiness pursiiita, D® WARD TREATS ALL DISE: ASES OF FEMALES with unparalleled success, | Semething for every lady— his Great Benefactor. Odlice 12 Laizht street. Piorocnsratc ‘WONDERS.RICHLY TONED AND beautifully finished Cartes de Visite, at $2 per dozen, and mammoth Photographs at $1, and beantiful Ambrolype, with ease, 60 conta, at the ArrGallery, 4 Of Lispenard street. jroudWay, corner ASTROLOGY, — STROLOGY.—PROPESSOR WILSON, TUE CELE. brated Astrotoger, may ba consulted on the past, present aud future events of life, at S5 Eldridge street, ane door irom Grund. Time of Ligth required. Ree 6) ceuls, . Attendance frum 10 A. M. to8 P.M. —MAPDAME MORROW, SEVENTH a gift of foresight, tells how soou and ind all you wish’ to know, even you Bays lucky charms frov her equal is not dj her magic tinaze in full operation, 184 Ludlow street, below Houston. Price 25ecnts. Gentlemen not adinitted, ite FIDE ASTROLO MADAME WILSON it, gives magic charms and tells all eventa of life—past asteologist of tue age. Give her.a call; you will not regret 1k 180 Aten strech etx éoors from 8: ‘anton; name on tho {loon ¢ for ladivs and genemen 50 conta, _Bewary of impo- Cis A, SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT CUAIRVOYANT. Medical and” business consultations day and evening. oelence she unfolds so satisiactory to.all, it is wa ive ilinatration of the astounding reaults, but continues “ Division street. jigs 1 IRVOYANCE.—MRS. SEYMOUR'S MEDICAL cons removed to No. 101 West Fifteenth street, corner of Sixth avenue, entrance on Fifteenth street. Co ions on alekneaa, Dusinesg nbsent frieuda, ey snd autisfaction guaranteed or no pay. OOK AT THIS.—THE ONLY TRUE tat AXD business clairvoyant in the United States. If you wish to Obtain correct Anformation on events through. Uie—parucu- larly absene tts lowt oF stolen property, You should ean: sult her. N. B—Mre. MELON is no but gives the greatest sattafaction to all who Vislt her.. She’ mauufactures s Wash that {s warranted fo oare pimples and remove freckles, tan and sunt renders the akin. perfectly Latics, try t, 351 Broome sreet, = NOT HBARD OF THE CELEBRATED « Sime PREWSTEIE sho tae been connilicd by hoe. sands in this and penance mtire satisfaction? She feels contident sid has no equal. She tplie the name of future wite or hustand, and that Ot hee vidlter. “it ree you wish truth, give hor u eall, at 251 Third avenue, above Twen street. Ladies, 69 cents; gentlemen, $1. Re AD THIS.—A PHRENOLOGIST AND ASTROLOGIST that beats ek ial, Aud $5,0W) reward for any one who can equal Miss WELLINGTON, deed to be ‘rho acknowl the only lady’ in this elty who truthfully gives information concerning losans, invent, Journeys, absent friends, lore, courtship, Fnarriage, and rho, will reclaim: drnpken and unfaithful nusbands anda ilo W. ia the only por. fon in this city. who has the genuine pe tg Hiemane fr ore good Tek and al busines ‘aifairs, and are Seed Delay Bot ve pee beri ‘eau al 1 young lad yb ky nom iven. respectable: her residence, a Sixth Se comear REAT SUCCESS OF DR, WARD, 12 LAIGHT STPEET All affections caused by meroiry or disease cured In half the usual time and at hi FIURDREDS ARE, DISAPPOINTED TILL, FINDING Dr. WARDS office, 12 Laight street, and givio arent remodion s tral, hey are instantly cured. ‘AMMOND ON NERVOUS, SPECIAL DIS! rage, &,, $1, RICHAR. vat ARS a }ON, No. 1'Vesey street, N.Y. ROFESSOR RESTELL, 162 CH. BEI RS STREET, CAN be consuited, as usual, or by alice. No, mB AYEDUC, her wo bea 50K Sew thevcharges, Te GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD 18 THB a lished Madaine BYRON, from wend can! be cone ma the strictest confidence on affairs of life,. em! bracing love, cou: business: hess; resiores drunken and unfaithful husbands: cret to make ‘our heart's ideal, be Braserare a ert tnawidence meget Haat Sen peitih street Fone wres > Pah ch bbe Sich chek aden bode ROWERY, NEAR BROOME STREET.MADAME 165 Winer, aisirvorant and gifted Spauish tats, wae ‘veils the mysteries of futurity, | love, mares inge, at i h da, sickness; prescribes medicines for all diseases; tel numbers, property lost or stolen, 4 sick- 8 a 8e- - rosewood Same acer uke on) Dining manufacture, and will be positively sold by aloft ad ‘he parviculas atiention of thove in want of logan respectfully req Pie aig Tia ee ORTON: ae 'e “waBtinane a Neroxe 4 00, oNmERa first class Househi be my een sold at vel ipuatioe, seven octave sores sti mt vy! Room Salts, ros mah mn Furni oak Dining N Room bom Furnure, baie poking oh At the reeldence of Charles Revere, Keg. 43 Wi ect, Detwrorn Jth and ert est, ‘ta peuerg obrairingRooin cere ane 9 Bay Pain Sialuary, Vs Cas Extension Table, China Vs ‘Tal eke alr ao id et pri Mattes ed modes, Washi Rae ee Tn. kets, tlaggdnadiront of Bassa Basement and iitshen Pussiture, ‘Bate ‘RT L. SMITH, AUVOTIONEER, ‘WILL SELL THIS ‘ear Broadway” Everything must be retuoved this treet day, ON NOTICE.—ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF tie den i atone ao #34 Onto areas, Nom jaw Yi he nie atoc! of ahi, fun Handles aad aan ee ith Puilungs, lopotue with sundty arses pera And on the same day, at ono P.M. store ‘on the sam one P. azo one door from vbalony the on Be and uta the bulla: al the agit on Fook Siset . J, eGOigsoN, 4 NOTICE.— rons, aud othe! We Bie mut Dat EL eee a ; | aes 'S.—200 CASES BOOTS AND SHORS\ Tecei t from mal tues EMBROIDENIES —A f St tt new earn just All conte landed. INVOICES OF STAPLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS to which we love the attention of buyers, ry sood now ready. WAL TOPPING & @0., Auctioneers, Nos. 9 and 11 Park place and No, 8 Murray strect. UCTION NOTICE.—84LB OF HOUS! Articles, Toys, Fane Ming Tackle Gerleat. &o,, this day, af by Bi & INGRAHAM, auctioneers, at vy Spr strect, near Grecnwich si without rea By order of D. Schafer. AT wONS SALE OF GROCERIES.—GEO, R, SOLO- MON, JR., ead will wots this day, ir ire pre ‘Of Groceries and Fixtures: the store we 5 avenue, corner fey-third att atreet, ‘without reserve. UCTION SALE, TO OLOSE ADVAN{ THIS DAY. at 103g o'e! at 63 Nassau street, Household Furot’ and Silver Watches. ture, Fancy Goods, fine Gold without reserve, TSA ASSIGQNEE'S SALE—JOUN LLOYD, AUCTIONERR. JOHN LLOYD & SONS will sell on Monday, September By ot 03s orclock, at $70 Broadway, the entire stock of Boys! ‘Clothing, Cloths, ures, fc, alo poatiee, D, AARON, remit gag spin orslinn: Ciistonaes wil te teateibe aay of hie Under of AD. WHEELOOK, Assignee Oe ROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS.—THIS Bex (Saturday), wg om Ee one poe A front of reherapere 35 Nassau street, a Bay’ Horse, 15i¢ hands ey sound, kind Tua gantls a good saldio oF. fami aly bors} Top ‘Wagon ‘and Single Barness, the whole to ALSO, Pheaton, with’ dicky seat, ver ayia Hash Pinel ‘and built by one ite ee Nee Yen York ALSO, An Extension Top be fort on one horse, and one Coupe do. ; aleo top and uo top Bi light three-quarter Wagon, and soveral sets of single and dahbie itarness ANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER: Salesrooim 79 Nassau street, between, Fulton and Jol (DANIEL A, MATHEWS will si. at auction, this day ( day) at 1036 o'elock, at his ealesrcomy No; large an (general as assortment of handsome Furniture, Rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits, in tables, Bu iffets, Dining Chairs, ebony an we ies, Rosew: alles wit “bhamter ts, enamel. led do. walgut and mahogany gnabatands, ores Whats inate poraetbes, ring a Poptich ware, Window rBhaden, on ings, rea, eT Gn Catalogues, and gvods now OR te ie IDWARD SCHENt E CONTINUATION OS aR Sesta OREER ed OF tL at page aw atl eee): thir aalearvo Noa. isan ra 13 ar Brosdwagrine | wort eat cabinet makers tn this city, eines emia cena ‘Amore Glace, ood rou mee 3 steads and Bureaus; in black Bras Boo sane rosewood and walnut and walnut, ‘th! J. B, FREEMAN, Assignee. (OR SALE—AT AUCTION, IF NOT SOLD BEFORE, W odarasertenhucms alapeatiertapse ef Sept. 26, at 12 ae at Jone we iayher is hotel. Ge SORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—ELEGANT f sone at hold Furniture.—This day, at e piclosk, ‘at store Br fei (removed for conventonce of sale), ra rah olage Fue inipa eonnletne of ‘oeowg wc Barior rota rary an Musle Cabins cs ase ‘Conese cfarlor | Sulte, rand So hae ee ‘Chalrs, Panor B Bedstead, Toilet Sets, V: senicral assortment. Sale positive and well worthy paetetoa tel notice of buyers... NEY, J. LEEDS, AUCTIONERR—-HENRY | H. LEEDS £ CO. will sellat auction. on, Saturday, Sept. x. iat grelock, at the salearoom No, ‘No. 23 Ni ness nonat street, rurnitire, consisting ingrain Xa mahowny areaus, Card Tables, Ha Chai ma. hopte idee or Ottomans, Ly Sa in haireloth green leather; Davee Tabi vod Bednients, elegant Foeaod suit bred in iad oetenan brocatel; rosewo » Inaho- Card Table, rosewood murble cop Cont Contre Table. Aluo, Fae Stock and Fixtures of ele bat end lg eee, Wines, Ba? wane Porters, Ales aud Segars, ‘Oitice Buuwsweae $c AMO, ® tose ia Onda fia ore "Bho Uhitre Et 1 be ald or wee Teserve. ENRY ep AUCTIONEER GROCERIES, Li. HU eipieeteey diet wena cata | & Hams and: Shoulders, ena ay pm ae Brandy and other Liquor J. om ‘AUCTIONEER, lot of Dry and Fancy Jo Milkmen And others, Ho! WAGONS, fe. JAMES COLIBS RON will sollon Welsenday, Octobe 2, at 12 v'dock, on the promiges of Win. Kidd, Ba ln trea, between Washington and Classon avenues,’ Broo! Cows, all in good health and condition, a.number of which are fresh two sou work Horses two’ Cults, sired Major ‘Anderson ‘(the Martine horse); also Wagons, Harne: Tubs, &c.; Geese and Fowls; diso a quantity of Manure. Sats positive; ternis cash, ‘OHN H. BURLY, AUCTIONBER—WILL SELL, THIS + day, at 2 o'clock,’ at 444 Canal street, marble top and other Bureaus, Waslistands, Oonire and: other Tables, Pier, Mantel and other Giasses, Sofag Sota Beds, Wardrobes, oak marble wp Buffet, one adcond hand Plano, mahogany Kack- fng and ower Chairs, Feather Beds, Hatr and other Mat. tremea, Biaukern, Bedding, Brussel, Three-p) uk ouner Carpets, Olicloths, Lounges, Cooki ing h dower Beiseeuds, Kitchen Furoiture, atstasdn, Eee ‘Also, one Express Wagon and one Spring Gai DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL Tits + day (Baturday), at 1036 o'clock, a8 falearoom 85 Nusa aretha large qutmly of satolnas Staeho}d Furniture Gar: ets, rosewood Parlor Suits, covered ta tel; mahogany Ge.,60 ered in haireloth, viz:>—Tete-a-Tetea, Arm, ‘Sewi OK and ior Chairs; marble top Centre Tables, Bopkcasea, oi Paintin ‘bruhaee and Tharala Carpe, O ilo Extenston int abt juftes res jureaus, Washstands, stead Hair Mattresses, Lounges, Oiice Furniture, &e. L. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEBR—WILL SELL THIS + diy ab o'clock, at the New York Buzuar, 37 New Wery, & number of Horses, 1 heavy Cart, 1 Pony Wao fand Harness, new and scoond band light Wagons, Express do., Rockaways, Harness, &e. ORTGAGE SALE DRUG STORB AND FIXTURES — A.M, CRISTALAR, Austloneer, will sel 2d inst, nb 10 o'clock, at No. S51 Tenth Biro, care wa elected stock of Drugsand Mediciacs, Soxps, Brushes, Tol- Tet Ardcles and Fancy, Goods, Gland abid Chad Jurs, Bottles Suites and Weights Siow Cases, Counters, Shelving und d variety of arficlsa too numerous to mention. 'By.order of BENZO OuERLE, Aioraey, Tor Mortgagee, Bi bere SALE—WEST & WATTS WILL SELL ie ofclook, a¢ % Fulton street, the contents of a conto aaa big Vi naiee Tonslsting’ of ag Jopper Ca = He. Cutters, C: re eiGe ates, Bs: one, het J. eee eens Barn tivon DAY, aa wived rooms sire la Sale of Household Furpii consennne 3 i 3 LE bin Chatts, Rockers, Card rau, Enay Chats Beer Ca 1s, Couage Suit, oe Feather Beds. Bedding Daroming Wardrobes, hogs Rar a oe Kitchen Furniture... Also one n mah any Bu Biktard Table. ope re, about 1444 hands mn aod ak ness, one Business Way OSOHN B. sation, aides geass Mortgagee. 8 SALE.—WALL ROLL, vA rANCY GOO! SieemareA NE 2 pate! ee nasan bene Bi Saat Sane Ra ae 3 Revues, ie Re Sein fas OHS KELLY, Bherit ‘aati =e Butte. J iinaee, oe ac. at fe nat of sak au, Bony nee saree j, Sept. RHEL, AD CO ei ey Pees ne mn an Mike wn fine Groceries, ‘& first class retail store. JOHN KELLY, Shortt. ign en a soar ae cea AND JEWRLRY. feo a ee age Bf * stg tories epee Pies street, niles up the $6.00 eet ren four times 000, ate pen ee CIAL. Fareed SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE six FER" se ee id Josern P. Coorsn, Secretary. HEMICAL BAN: rXORE THR, President and clared a quarterly i ‘Uvidend of ats (6) as yADIb to i next By order atthe TG, WILLIA! re "ah Ms he eT Ue Oe hirer nel PEND Monica Bank hare accuse Sacnioneea ‘dividend of four (4) per cat, peyatle to the stockholders o« ond eller the fst a y of next, The transfer bookt d until October 1. ‘ORK, Sept. 21, 1861, | _R, WILLIAMSON, Pres, f, DOMUBRAY, BANERE, 90 BAGHAU STREET, s| mare of all Go fought and sold, Gas Light “OTICE.—HOME! INSURANCE COMPANY.—A meeting of aK office, Hy wesmenting of tne stookholdsrs wil be uel, ag thelr oles on Wi Ratereated: are sted to az ” Hewett fom Het 0 HURD, Recever. IRD artes ranean Ghd Start ston ad 9 from rt thi We te »Per cent interest rs rs Pea draw interest from Sel Be wk open daily from ten to three o'clock. Aine fa: ednesday and Satur K. GREEN, Pi i be and $5,000 each, dated 19th At Shas date, to Uve onder oF the Subscriber oF as and bearing interest at thorate of seven and. ene rannum, rable semi-annual terest being at ‘Oo VE} each iN ; ‘in G ate wt TWO CENTS PER DAY ON EVERY RED DO! For the convenience of the holder Note will b: ae enon ed. expressing tl amounts of pemi-ancual (ey which cou} a rberde tacl teens piyig for) paymment on arn rauch Treasury n° fifteen days f from, the 2 ‘of open! fra No subscription fur deesinan SFY Cobh of that sur im can be received. Golre or, one hundred dollars roe be pall ferred, one-tenth at the time of subscribing, ai of the'whole amount on every twentieth day there: jo nt of fay = 3 to subscribers for of each de- , in addition there- “ reek Spiareat cerned thereon from =e ist Lo the date of payment, and on final en interest on the amount pid on ivecription, which paymen ferred instalment, the eateceiber wii to, 4 sum equal to of interest will jursed to the subscriber in Rie pay" meat o the nvtte rts 4 by fe Troasury notes issued. upon such cei Treasury will be sent to the sul be such other me ag may be indicated wy tor when Seen be tne toe thetr o juplicate certifical may be re- jem for thelr own se af Morris KEtouUM, No. 40 Exouaner Pics, { Yorx, September 20, 1861. To facilitate the alee Torwhieh the above agency has been established, we will receive from sabscribers cer cobain checks upon the banks of this city, and. current, gelves faratshng col coin to the! bared cenitcnie wu ‘e will sired, forward the be ae bial the Treasury notes and sean forward any ‘will be made for the above ‘KETCHUM, SON & CO. $2. 50 0.3 WANTED, ON BOND AND vane, MORT- ‘gage, for two or three seat) worth four times the by twenty iit bo gives. sone but Pat principale veg ry ‘cone w A.W. Pry eeation D rty (a count eer iting Mek cg hls th PRO- ae PoE its eyed rats, Saran, tebe n ant here ta pry to ANT LOAN —— Rene ne ee Cent: pe rccar senna NOES M. «st ER nay WA" APY Gls] ‘ADE a peti RE aed Lal J, 8. 8 COHEN 308 1 ‘Broadway, corner, of ‘arties visited at their residences if Alt Dustness strictly coniidential, ‘AT GU BLBECKER STREET-MONEY ADVANCED ON dlamond watches su aeyare: pianos, pawn kota bot ou . ‘T 66 NASSAI Sees HONIGMAN, DI broker, makes iberat advances ou Diamot ae ads, r, BC. bit voilioe’ 62 Nasave sioonsroum Sen bine ccipey. toainsen, epnadens Ato RAY STREET. ARORA Te hats Peer yr OS RB. THOMPSON, Auctioneer. Sal Eales Saas: es att parts of the city aad Brooklyn. Dinmonds, Waichen Stivar | bun the Be given Bust $19.99 wl sin ‘and the AG Golat strech, Brauch 007 cry, = bra a gees = ae “SUMS TO 0 SUIT, On 4 pra PATE: OVED BILLIARD TABLES Prices reais! Piponeinanign evenione PHELAN & COLLENDBB, 67 Crosby'stfeets FULTON STREET WILL BE RENE | IN J 3 few dave aowty painted and shop vate. BI Scents. oprictor, whi ber hand cause ghiney ale’ conte aud ean PROPOSALS. AAA ‘phorosats FOR FOR BEET amet Bara 7 The department, will plea models, plas and specttications, 30th Baptember, for the cam) th equipment of two steam screw revenue vesselsof 750 ions gach, andof three steam screw revenue. vessels of 6) wus each, United States measui Proposals will only econstdered from suocossful steamship builders actnal 4-10 that business, and the name of iness, the marine steam engine establishment at which the steam machinery is to be made must be stated, and will have due whe ic laa draft of grater of the vessel of 750 tons must not xoned fen (10) font aud they willbe armed with one ied wo 82-pounder of 42 owt., BOL ee Benes nary te pecaher wordless oa tae ab gitest carrying provinione for sisty days, ad 2900 gall alae xt 8, ALC lons of water ini oaks: to bo furnished with & coaidenser tor distling « The vessels to be schooner Hegod, with syn peer Square sail, and yard to set Mt ‘he load draft of water of Fensels tons must not excgtd Bi te feet, and they will be armed, ot Suk one rifled ry pivot ‘of 6,500 Ibs, weight, two 32-pounders of 42 cwt., and one, fen navy 2-pounder hoywiteer om. the FAS oompletnenit for each vessel will joe sheet are pene provisions for a eat oa tarslesel wits a 00 pacar titing potable water. ‘npels tobe aehooner rigged, with fying gn topeatl, eatt and yard es “Fie i eb re ei aa a6 Bate anchort ‘and ‘cabien abt eee tae a, Pinnacles cle, bela, a Pbsnpy met sca racninery eon sparen coal ne kers, filled w Mountain wer outois oC ev a Seiad, aan sil veepesig seal: ta crore her officers, men, provisions and armament, and at once re ceed to sea, The armaments, prov iden. nautical. instruments ang ernment, eae will be provided by to have the atamane hick, ist be A the offer, Ae er with eng of time. a tained an Fah omen or erie’ it cal ied inthe bunkers for, that fons than for tert days of twenty-four hours each. The ications reg ot ceneiaey athe tal of ib ; the manner and si; et finish and uirunement sd the tae roa and Vtpve plabs use| be marking ‘irawingm, From which the rea sel anil machinery can te bull, aReing the efoarnent of Space, for” acorn rooms, ‘disposition ch ‘and convontent stowage must be provided. (is to be unders bel Inseried o¢ we fultne ment of the ite Srmation sparamee be ier polis 5 ey He Passes a tee time from fe =o ‘Within that dme.ou,teial a, The ne nntas ea. specie toa made in conformity with the cor it ‘the interests of and Ei cof geet mcton or 1m, " be the Department moo is05 (ESToctntruction abt equlppecnvot each oC the veene nd model cé partion: not obiatn. ing ta may be ; of the Rreasuzy. PAS ‘Commissary of Subsistence, ~ Ore. Ack. Asst, Commis'y wie Sere 2, 1861. hus en, N.Y, : CONTRACTORS.—PROPOSALS WANTED FOR ~ construction of # trout ‘about five acres in area, on Boe ae eo! Pong Telaed. Por furwber particulars ¢) « py wo ln Ad EI , Penatagingals, ©