The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1862, Page 2

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ig ah: Sora sess pa | 8 a Septem y iy . Ci Bran, Twenty oi ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers, wo Mins Neuux L, Bocaxous of New York. Heexparsos—Twors.—On Senter 6 Coptomper 4 Rev. Peter Stryker, ALRXANUER Ha a ink ‘Twos, all of this city. Quebec (Canada Has Fast = please copy JaNes—-HANT: September , by nor be. Hawks, at Calvary ckaroh, Cuanamediata Taxes to Mary TaLcorr Barta. onsoN—McKENzm.—On Sunday evening, September by the Rev. Dr. Price, Jouy J. Jouxson to Jussie i McKmnz. Mclenmorr—ranr.—tin Brooklyn, on Wednesday , Sep- vember 8, by Rey. Mr. Creighton, ‘at his residence, ia ‘Congross street MoDexxorr tO Miss ELEN THERESA Pweer, daughter of Mr. Augustus A. Perry, all of Brook- iyn. yn. Pansons—Ruriey.—On Monday, Septomber 15, at No. 50 ‘Third street, by the Rey. Dr, lng, Freprica W. Par- sons to Conwetia K. RIVLsy, all of this city. Sreei.e—Pimisars.—On ‘Shudey, September 14 1. Hamas the Rey. Dr. Smith, Wa. G, STEELE, of ie cig, te @& Punts, of indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis papers please oopy. Died. AiGen.—In Jersey City, on Sunday, September bye sud- denly, of apoplexy , SENRCA ALGER, in the 47th year of his ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully fmvited to attend the funeral ¢from his late resi » 247 South First street, Hamilton place, Jersey City, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Brair.—Ou Monday, September 15, Isammi Coaans, ey co gad tapinene and Jane Blair, aged 8 years an The ee and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 121 ‘West Twenty ninth street. Her remains will be taken to ‘Trinity Cemetery, Carmansvilic, Tirp —On Monday, September 15, James Birp, Sr., aged 56 years, a native of England, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atvend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence , No. 167 East Twenty- sixth street, without further invitation. Boi..—On Monday, September 15, of aap aes Bott, aged 57 years, 2 months and 20 day ‘The relatives and friends or the faintly, = respectfully invited to rttend the funeral, from the residence of bis brother-in-law, Wm. V. Leggett, 806 West Forty-third sireet, on Wednesday afternoon, at hall-past twe o'clock, without further invitation, His renfains will be taken to ‘Trinity Cemetery for iuterment. Bri West Hoboken, N. J., on Sunday night, 14, EvLaue Mapriamm CaRoune Marie wEE, the beloved child of Anton and Eulalie M. J. Becker, aged 9 months. ‘Brui.—Drowned, in Bellport Bay, on Saturday eveuing, September 13, Jou Tuomas BxuL, Son of Captain Thomas and Amelia V. A Bell, aged $2 years. pp Notice funeral will be given on the recovery of the o egret oO: Sunday, September 14, Many Jane Camper, aged 11 mouths, daughter of Thomas and Mary ‘Campbell. The friends of the family are ted to atteud the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, af two o’clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 2 Jay street, Brooklyn, Carkor.—At Harlem, suddenly, on Sunday evening September 14, ANN, daughter of Mary and the late Danici Garroil, aged 22 years and 4 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, Third avenue and 120th street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Boston papers please copy. ‘Crancs.—On Sunday September 14, ef consumption, Mary, wife of William Crangie, Belfast (Ireland) papers please copy. Dickix.—In Brookly, on Sunday, September 14, after a short illness, Jou H. Dickms, in the 44th year of Nis age. The relatives and friends of the (amily are respectiully iuvited to,attend the funeral, from his late residence, 460 Atlantic street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Fooerty.—On Sunday afterioon, September 14, EUcENe, youngest cild of Matthew J. and Elizabetn Fogerty, aged ‘9 month: d 9 days, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the runeral, from the residence of his parents, Nine- iré avenue, Yorkville, this (Tacsdsy) AN.—At Alexandria, Va., yon reeeeas eenber 11, Marriew P. Freemax, son of R. R. Freeman,of Metu- chen, New Jersey. ‘Tho friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, al Metuchen, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o'clock, without further invitatim Hanverrsov.—Died. from effects of fever contracted in camp, Mr. James Hespensoy. ‘The returned members of Company D, Thirty seventh regineut N: Y. 8. M., of which deceased was a member, will assombe the armory, } 596 Broadway, on Wednesday morning, at twelve o’ciock, in the uniform worn by the regiment at Cam to neral of our late comrade ii Heary.—On Sunday, September 14, after a severe iliness, WLLIAM EDWARD iJEARN, the youngest aud most beloved son of Dominick and Mary Hearn, aged 13 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afernoon, two o'clock, from his late residence, No, 92 First avenue. Kingst ‘Y.) pavers please copy. Hurtmy.—On Monday, September 15, of congestion of the brain, Francis W. Huruey, only son of Robert N. and Ann Hurisy, aged 2 years, 6 months and 21 days. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 10 Vandewater étreet, this (Tuesday) aiter- ‘oon, at two o'clock. Jupes.—On Mouday, September 15, at his residence, No, 523 Second avenue, after a short and painful illness, lene J, Jungs, son of James Judge, in the 24th year ef his age.. Particulars of the funeral will be given in to morrow’s edition, Kinc.--On Saterday, September 15, Cuartes Kine, in the 63d year of his age The (uveral will ake place from his Ite residence, 254 Filth avenue, this (Tuesday) morving, at ten o'clock. Keritxr.—On Sunday evening, September 14, at her late residence, No. 11 Rivington street, Diana Kerrinn, aged 22 years, 11 inonths and $ days. The fuveral will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Her friends and acqnsintances are respect- ‘ully invited to attend, without further notice. er (Germany) papers please copy ‘eR —On Monday, September 15, Carnnixe R. Kro- st chiid of Christian Henry and Emilio Kroger , ths and 9 days. the family, also the mem- w, No. 856, F. and A. M., are respoctfu!! al-past one o corner of Tw The remains will metery for interment. Moszoomney.—On Monday, September 2 15, after a short iilness, Moxt:MORs MONTGOMERY . J Montgomery, aged 1 year and 7 mo mite. ‘The relatives and trinds of the family are respect{ully nvited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, Kk. from the residence of bis parents, 125 iy second street aud Eleventh be taken to the Jutheran Ce- ‘Weat Forty-cighth atreet. Morry.—On Monday, September 16, Mrs. Hanyan Muggy, in the 29th year of Ler axe. The relatives and friends of the iamily are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, this (Tuesday) afternacn, at three o'clock. from the residence of ber husband, N First avenue. McMoxacie.—At Ramson, N. J.,0n Wednesday morn ig, Septemb-r 10. 0; diptheria, Wuitta, youngust sun of Charles and Rebecca McM ed 3 mouths and 20 , in the All the member Society ure invite piace trom his late, resi jan Union and Brotherhood end the funeral, which takes nee, No.1 Laurens street, this (Tuesday) moruing, ai nine o'clock. By order ot the I'ress L. MORETTI. Secretary. Jous dent. Newuax.—Saddenly, on Friday, Seplember 12 NewMAan, The fevenas of te fan yy, and members of Ton No. 486, F. und A. M.,and'the fraternity. gener respect: ly favived to attend the funer ™ his late residence, 2i4 Mouroe street, this (Tuesday) aftern two o'clock. Necuerri.—Saddenly, on Sumany, September 14, at Sta- ton Island, Caria Nronert, aged 25 years. His trieuds, and those ot his brother, G. Necrett respectfully invited to attend the fneral, with. notice, from his late resid », No. | Lawrence (Tucsday) morning, at niwe 0’ ‘ Naan) Monday, inber ness, Rouert E ‘The reli invited to at 170 Bloom are ther this after @ severe year of bie the family are respect * and friends ¢ aiternoon Pani r.— 1s. Mrs. Jane ANB T's ily daughter dr. Williw The frieucs page, 1. 0. of O. F ne funeral rem eabers of Howard lly invited to atrend om, al two «08, on Wedne: we, Of the Seomnd thule ereey Volunteers, and formerly a member of the New York Seventh regiment. Newark papers please copy On Sunday, Sep’ im the 83d year of Pollard, of Boston. Notice of the funeral will be given in to-morrow’s pa- pore. Rouak.—In Brooklyn, on ™ September 15, Mar Ganer E., daughter of James Lb. aod Juliet Romer’ The friouds of the family are respectiuily invited to attend the faneral, this (Tuesday) at twelve o'clock, from the corner of Classon and Gresue avenues. Her remeine will be interred at Newburg mpan.—On Sunday, September 14. suddenly, Pua ru Rioxva, in the Tth ho ‘The funeral will take cisely at shree e'elock, from her jate reside om street, from whence her remains wil! to Calvary Cemetary for interment Sxitt.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, September 15, Many asx, daughter of John and Agnes Smith, aged 11 months end 10 days Tho friends of the family are invited to attend the fu moral, this (‘uesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resi her parent, 172 Degraw street, pee a Mon plemmber 16, a! 've A. M., Auvina Mawata Swe, y st daughter of sE. and Alvina day, Aagr 27, riret Li mont, First ber 14, Many Groowwas er age, Widow Of Isaac be taken will take place ihis (7 the residence of her street and Ninth a respectfully invited ) afternoon, at Jfather, Daniel 16. The friends attend, without ty - ehvitte, ‘fer in, on Monday, eqvanne naps as ents, domi Lives, poioved wile St akon beeen Rowditen Blunt. Pl ony ee her late residence, No. 76 Madison ave- ‘at twoo'clock. The rela- ) afternoon, ties and finde Of the family’ are respect{uily invited to 5 Primeeton, 3., on Friday, September, United States Senator from ) { NEW YORK ar ia of Dr. A. Henry United States Army, aud daugh- An erroneous version of a recent ction at » oS os soot Published? [fe | fo apr nntins New Jersey. z is trieuda and acquaintances are invited to atiend the Tseenle from Trinity church, Inceton, ‘Tomuinson.—At Newark, N, J., on . Septomber 13, Euzal’., widow of of Wiliam A- ‘i Her (riend~ are invited to attend the funeral, day) afternoon, at half-past three Seco at on rites September 12, at Belleville, N. Y., ter , Winaam Haywarb, youngest som of J. N, ‘were interred in Green Cometery. ve Sunday morning, mber 14, Mra. ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are resppootfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, without further invitati Woopwarp.—in Brook! pease on Saad bopenber uM, ‘The relatives and friends: atthe the family are respectfully Soe pape two o'clock, from his late residence, No. High street, Brooklyn. ‘The remains will be taken ‘to Lowell, Mass. chr wile of aged 89 years, 1 month and duys. aime relatives and friends of the family are respec age 4 Dean street, this it One O'Ci ‘The remains will peed) oe Catekill, N.Y., jag in- membranous” ‘croup, Witum, son of Andrew A. and Aun fltsa Wemmell, aap: 3 years aud 9 months. corner of roadway and Myrtle avenne, Brook- B.D, this (Taesday) a‘ternoon, at two o'clock. a8 Fsther A. Wilson, aged 1 yoar ana 4 months, ‘The friends and acquaintances are sevice to attend the street, Brooklyn. The remains will be taken to Roslyn for interment, this (Tuesday) afteraeon, at one o'el: of this city. ‘he woe streat Presbyterian church. an ‘M. &. Tift, aged 16 mouths and 26 days. Sey Rosaxa Ware, widow @f James White, agod 51 years. 69 Willett street, this is (Tuesday ) morning, at ten o'clock, Cavin Woopwarp, aged invited to attend the funeral, this Wist.—In Bera, son Rig peiaver. "12, Kuga, invited to attend the Tuenday’) goods her late one, 39 terment. » Wesuuxtt.—On Monday, September 15, ra! will take place from the residence of bis peoeaee Haywarp, youngest son of John Henry funeral, from the residence of his futher, 489. Pacific Charlestown ( Mags.) papers please copy. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Sept. 15—6 P. M. The bank statement made up to-day compares as follows with that of last Monday:— Week endian. cans, | Specs, CAreul'n. Deport Sept. 6. ..$158,785,569 96,123,028 9,643,000 142,603,086 Sept, Fs 157,828,513 37,125,240 9,717,126 144,991,062 Decrease. $607,346 - = a Tucrease. — 986,317 78,161 2,328,026 The increase in the deposits last week wasreally nearer four than two millions. This will not be iully shown till the next weekly statement is made. The loans, it will be seen, do not keep pace with the deposits, This probably arises from the calling in of loans and the sale of goverument sccurities by some frightened banks. If McClellan has won a decisive victory over the rebels, these banks will now make haste to replace the securities they sold, and to offer Wall street the moncy they called in. The specie seems to be increasing at the rate of a million a week. In the present con- dition of affairs this is me-cly a dead weight for the banks to carry. If we continue to have good news they might break down the gold market. Money is offered by the principal lenders at 444 per cent on call, and can be readily borrowed at 4 percent. Certificates of public indebtedness ad- vanced with other public securities, and sold this morning at 984—%4 higher thanon Saturday. De- mand notes were steady to-day at 11034 a 110%, say 7% per cent below gold. The receipts for customs duties at the Custom House consist solely of these demand notes, and the supply is steadily diminishing. Exchange and gold are lower again. We quote bankers’ bills at 12914 a %; some leading houses refuse to draw under 130. Gold opened this morning at 118, fell to 117% at the first board.and 11714 at the second, and closed 1174{ bid. The bulls in gold talk of 125 for October; the bears, who believe in the prompt = »pressién of the rebellion, expect it to sell at)”: in the course of a month. There ave timid pc Je enough in the country to keep gold at # sui)+.ontial premium so long #8 the war lasts, notwit..standing the fact that we are large producers of the article, and that there is no earthly use for it now that it has passed out of the currency. The news from: General McClellan, which was made known at an early hour to-day, exercised a stimulating effect upon the stock market, and prices of al! descriptions were higher. For some days past there has been a sensible diminution both of outside business and of speculative movements among the great operators of the street. People have been uneasy about the future, and alarmed about the rebel invasion of Maryland. Many operators are frightened by the eff which that invasion may have in England, where there is a strong party anxiously looking out for some pre- text to justify a recognition of the rebel contede- racy. Others, again, are growing disheartened at the unexpected delays which we are encountering in the work of suppressing the rebellion. Wor these and other coguate reasons, there has been less bull inter during the past weok than for some time previous: and the bear interest, which had tecome insignificant, has again assumed respectable proportions. The news to-day, though it put up the prices of all kinds of stocks, did not bring back the public into the market as buyers. Ail or nearly all the stocks which were bought to-day at the advance were purchased by the street speculators with a view to are-sale at a small advance to-morrow. If we have a succession of victories, and matters shape themselves so that people at large can once more see, or believe they can see, their way clear to the final suppression of the lion and the restoration of the old Union, we shall soon have the public in Wall street again, and the brokers will reap a new har- vest. But confidence has reccived such a blow since NeClelan left the James river that it will take more than one battle and one victory to restore it. Meanwhile, the ease abd 8 paper currency prevent prices dec , even when there is no outside support, and when the news is not favorable. At the morning board to-day government sixes advanced per c and 7.30 Treasury notes 9. All cl were in request. Erie thfrds rose 9; ; Pittsburg and Fort Wayn¢ be rds Chicago and Northwest ern seconds, %, kc. Ameng the shares the most active were the Eries, the preferred rising to 73> an advance of 1%,, and the old stock to 4024, an advance of 1 per cent. Central rose &,, Hudson %, Reading 2, Michigan Central 1, Southern old 3, guaranteed 3. Panama 1, lilinois Central %, of money from Pittsburg 1, Galena Toledo %, Rock Island %%, Fort Wayne stock 14%. After” the board the market was at first very firm’ and there was a lively inquiry for Exie pre ferred and other popular stocks. Towards two o'clock, however, @ reaction of % a 4% per cent took place in the leading shargs, and &e seemed to outnumber the buyers. At the second board the second despatch from General McCiel- lan was received, and everything took a further upward start. Government sixes sold at ly pre- mium, aud the active railway shares were all a 4% per cent higher. The market closed firm, the following being the last quotations: ere Us 6's reg.'61.100 4 10034 Harlem pref. 413, 0 Bs, $1,100%6 81003, Reading of & 58,000 74 BH dy & Michigan Cen. 704, 8 7.30 Treas b..104) 9104 MichSo& Nin 32 a Tennessee 6's. 40% & Mis AN lagea 64 & Virginia és... 66 & — Panama 42 8 N Carcima 6's. 653, a = Combral 6425 8 Missouri €'8.. 45 &@ 48) a Pacific Mail. 111 a 11134 ry NY Central, 953, 0 95, s Frie.. Qu. 88k Erie pref Mil & Prduwch 4% @ Hudson Kiver, 545 Hi Con vae,7's.162 * w Harlem ...... 163 8 16% Ator'n gold. 11 After the board the market was quite ra For United States 6's 10124 was bid; for 104%; for Central, 9594; for Erie old, 40%; for Galena, 73%; for Rock Island, 693%. There were sales of Erie preferred at 7554, of Reading at 621, of Michigan Central at 10% of Minois Coutral at 74965, of Toledo at 6 =f | of bond* Sy eae eat on Ven a y it eg rc es | ERR Romer | de eee B YOUNG 3 Bee Md He ee eae came gions Ee eee pee terse {ian a tten on the Marshal's paper, sae te is Ped ies y ee eae | Bast Tainioent by falnrice given. (Apaly a, Capt, Osc A Bt CLUS, Unived the heading being pi affixed, and the envelope was official. Notwith- standing these evidences of geuuincness, how- 27 Te bing "s, 404 Atlantic street, Brooklys AURSDAY Al PTEMBER 18 AND 19, ever; Mr. Cisco declined to pay a dollar on go ir- Bese ear hess sees Beeprtualtge Aadceat es, Bue ‘Al THE® ml ra MPitast itis GROUNDS, rald oifice. iro SALE—A GRAY MARR, WAGON AND HARNESS; regular an order, and sent wordto the Marshal ave sare Feo Maer years ol 15 hands & niche * «High, weis ht about The g route cacao era carey 4 . pounds; sound, a © Bboy rick Wi that he must senda check payable to order in the A Bee te coy ftloon ant foal ere wil be Lirtitg tap Read Wagon uuaermens; beth te | oven exhibitors and ladies, with usual form. The person calling himself Deputy hfare; payag bay vest torder. The whole establishment will be sold very low. ‘Amount of pron bao ny hardly be remarked that he has not kept his FOUNDRY AND MACILINE SHOP, FOR SALE.—AN mise. Th hal rged. een i - trotting stock, two and three yearg old. Address ihe ae ee pie of bom cape pels be po We Be perce ae el ieee gee John . street, silver Cup, forthe beat Stallion, to be atown in any ‘e understan at @check on the Tradesman’s | improved kinds, Term: liberal. reeadl OwRES. Gelal aah souTHWie GK & WOOD, 8 Nassau stroct, WAGON AND HARNES§—A GRAY HORSE met Sliver Cup, for the best Trotting Gelding or Mare for Bank, forged by the same parties, was innocently aid by the teller. At Mr. Cisce’s office such ac- TPLES FOR SIIPMBNE. _PELLIAM FARM NEW | of great enduranoé, and jon, The wagon iss he Cipeare on exbitition ae Spe aes ol nell Baik pee by . a oo rippin Apvieatorasie, ‘Avoly to KOBRRY L, | handsome and ish road trotting wagon. will Co. Eni bo made wo the “uae cidents donot occur. Dealing with very large | PELL, Bsopus, Ulster county, N. Xora at the aseusy ‘No. 4 | quite new. ‘seen at Miles’ stable, 54 Weat Nineteenth i TiN DME iy ag PE OtMAESL YY, the Gill toon the sums, as he does, the Sub-Treasurer is too care. | Bric Buildings, Duane street,'N. ¥. AS. LYNCH, | street. A , with the various committees of ful to be imposed upon by shallow rogues like the FOR SALE, ABUTTER STORE, 0 Hs willbe give! te exhibitors over the Thi late employe of the Marshal. Even if Mr. Cisco eee eaet, tod ae ones Weenies Tye clock; led fourth iteat aud, James. aiip’ferviey, Suckaos. avenue, & os I to choice extra Western. 6 patent'd article required in every honee or buildin fw: Fane, Ths GOSS an Pha b none- orga nhac 6 60 | wit command large eales at 400 per eat prof. Ad ts ‘ ne nae Oi ve and ierms XY ONE KNOWING THE ADDRESS OF AUO. F 6 Felix, Deralg oltice. ate. AC Thayer will confer # great favor upon bis sister-in-law: 7 = —— - > — | by leaving it ai 36 Park place. A SECON: ND EVBOC 7 Ow ed is COPARTNERSHIPS. a Aare eM ‘AM Prd AND PACKAGES FORMERLY LEFT Pr RINER WANIED—" TT IN ONE OF THE . at 143 Eighth etreet for Mies Annie Anderson. \, slersey aud Brandywine. 360 a A ral Branches : ie Na pa WASIED-Loe®, wits COD Livi POR MANU’ | ie atin Bisgurstrcet, with 8. Woodr, bewween Broadway adian flour was heavy and sales confined conn buntnoas mann: ue boat of reference givin aiid reqvired 29 : and Fourth avenue. w bbls. at quotations. Southern flour was m light demand i> ellie i lta des aaemaned Pe TAKEN FOR, A hi on te " eH ‘ opto ‘OR, ADOPTION ALSO, with sales of 750 UbIs., closing withm the above range of fo rath no eustens com sna a and aw « jon ee ‘ne oe ¢ for 2, with oat ‘ Hou Greeuwieb sree | Pri et Rye flour was steady at our figures, witb eales : HBTeay Bees, * MADAME PARSALLE. *. 1 ae MILE DAY.-IDLEWIGD, OF “ane &@ 94¢G. for fair to Kentuoky,+ Verue, of Cauda, ant Wagram of ostom, tho Sub-Treasurer’s office having an . ‘ ba at e Cee tue aie AUTiIOR, Rios eaery RER ON and 50 Broad. we may state that one day last week a young aaa = — way. Hours, WUu2. N. Bates man of respectable exterior presented himself at | arm sprit sales of about 900 0 baat ey for ate Bens SAS seit Bostoa. or ora traveling ‘br we tte tn ‘small barrels Western of paid sax the fub-Taepsuryy stating theh he dad, boon sept woe ae Bf OBTON RACES—POUR MILE Day—IDBRW1LD, oF | Hollch dog AOo6.Post ofr, by the United States Marshal to inquire whether Pp Kentucky: ts i ree weagraan, MPORTANT 40 PRROMLOMLLTIAE a0 nuhods on it would be convenient for the Sub-Treasurer to FINANCIAL. Jeng et Sa plember 1, Lia. uf td Foss and | ea iave Bovpossd, te th nn ENON csnamnsinre place on ce s pay over to the Marshal hs the neg day some |“) UGUST BELMONT 4 sora NKERS, NO, 60 WALL D, Bonaina 6 0p. families 0° ail recruits in the Me:roriiau res mu. $240,000 on wag of a 8 7 . ‘available in ie 7 ou to his credit in the Sub- on core: ‘ATE STABLE AND OOACH | funbire areas the Metropol i fea ig | answered in the affirmative, he left. aaa i ‘ibd S ocr and separaty, to Ie Ld ithe accepted SAN re tol “gts . feed trays, lowing day a clerk from the Marshal's office, call- ing himself Deputy Marshal Dwyer, called, and presented the following letter to Mr. Cisco :— YORK, SEPTEMBER 15 1362 Pe THE 0 MMT EE on Festival in pid of the atu gi apart or ith seereralinens: (A RRIAGES.. egy Ro STEVENS, 13, 74 Rennk! ete Walker street, first eat oF Fagin et eeghaana armature Pla, OF ieee “uurecti, New York ree DUNGAI Bankers, corner of wing A, NOMICR iN RE- of superior Cs 00 ert RN wg ce Ag gb ‘art cau age “ee pay Cia atta ol Oy Other make In this city. : 1 on Yorks— eriram | ( YARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS FOR SALE.— D1 Date be WW 700 pone eba Please di ct the payment to bearer, Gerirous'of treating ll allde, » meres fottend’ the time (oF | Wageus tid sooond’ band W ules Te Deputy, wyer (w! to receipt for mo), the | geposit-and ment, foreclosure of ‘and Harness, Ballon avenue ar) sum of two rae nn eerie fifty-three thousand eight hun- | first and second Soorigagee wit — lace at Joliet, on the | and 10 Nevins street is 200 dred forty dollars (: baat spd against wr § it of ‘ch Septe: iy Hoi preferring part para. — sir, < pemnspogpananypnans + 10 the 224 ultimo, Tannex a list of the notes wanted, and | pation in the purchase snd reo of ‘th rr SALE—CHE. ONE SECOND HAND conc, 500 shail Mave the pleasure of waiting on you Bens, the mosiuges No their rishis in, Shalr Valsistbutive, the of 8 Rockay aad po. Bipgons, | two seas so cours of the afternoon, the motives of thie | nets se | eek hag aes re ee Wise BY withdrawal, which ia in ment interest, and | street, New ptember strech. at carriage : oa mporary. in dear sir, most respeotfully, your er i. aces Chairman, — . 3 ND AND H D- te ray hare ¢Yenee yenreal ie bani ery ve; without itor i or 5 New York, Sept. 12, 1862. $55,( 000 10° LOAN—AT SIX P! ‘Total... sees The cominitiee or ‘announced that Y, United States Marsisal. gelved by them would be Ackuowledgat through the Seottisis P.S.—Pleasejorder the packet to be seated and directed ‘donacions re. =" a OR AALE—VERY LOW, PAR OF HORSES, ‘and Harness, sustable for grocery or express! ately Or together. To be seen at 3, C. But- inted; the Marshal's seat was Lf EXiU[b.f10N, i NDRY FOR SALE-OR A CH WANT. caine Tanadry doing a good business, taking in f che} A Shae re es Y AGRICULTURAL, SOCIETY, 18, ef / inaualagae S400 tor “Oxi, uh and las Beri 3200 Silver Cup, for the best pair Trotting Horses for the For particiilars address box 1,000 New York Post office. F% SALE OR BXCHANGE--FOR ONE BaY HORSE’ i Ej anus high, sound, not over $ yearsold, 2 ne Colts out the cause, . 82 and 64 Nassau street, 5 eomat en; ifheau oroust sr osterenra eee CO, Dwyer then left, promising to call again. It need nied sound; is fast grounds on the 16th and 171 EW YORK ‘TATTERSALLS, SIXTH AVENUE, QCOR- | #!rancements, Flushing Railroad and aleamboal,tentries being Previously tor’ to the grounds will take the Thirty-fourth street ox, James li terry ce Hunters Point, ‘Tie grounds wre on Sicha an Me: the docat Lurapike is" the vicinity of Now ‘The Flush ilroad will convey passengers from Hun- (CE Pg reduced fare of ten cents. The Flushing &ec., at on Positive sale ot two new lizht Rock: * auction head. WM. M, "LANGLEY, ‘Proprieior. RMONT HORSES FOR SALE—ONE VERY FINE pair of buys, sixteen hands high, six years oli, very ire Biylian drivers, a lrat eate conch teaing also, sou lirse le ant aaidie Horses; to be, seen at Washington had been willing to pay money on 80 irregulara draft asthe one given above, the cashier of the Sub-Treasury would at once have detected: the forgery of the Marshal’s name. Stock Exchange. Bewey FOR { SALHOR TO LET—A RARE CHANCE to enter the very profiiable busiuess of ale and porter browing. Apply a! No, 11 Prince street, Brooklyn, — Don rough! STORE FOR SALE—ON A LEADING THO- up, and contains a fair stock of aghtare in Bt —The store te bandtome! ly titted casi. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Good oppor- be sold low for Moxpay. Sept. 15, 162, | wuts forayoung man. Address, for furiher pasticulais, | rep 4 YowERPUL PONY BUILT WORK | St:amboat and Long Island railroad will carry passengore $0001 $ 69,08, reg 9754 Saabs Y Ceut Rib.” 95 » Me Repay Feet oan. TOO aus Hebe having ono to pril cheat WE ped ties ‘exo, tibaadll wemveid Gi iwhich : = 100 Erie RR gress Truckmas, 199Pearl atreet. willadmit members and tueir families, and any nuinber of | are AND bppe geod Eee “SAFES_REW, AND nd, of ven a r econd hat 0 close an latement Also. Apply ars Maiden lane, tuird door below William VOR. (BALE-AN OYSTER ‘SALOON AND BAR, WITH ie, tae owner being in other business. Location goods Haut vary low. knquife a¢-€0 Greenwich avenue, Fis SALE—CHEAP, STEAM ENGINES, or “THRE 2000 1s 6: 2000 UB 8%, 0, Sou 100 1000 U 8 6's,” 14; cou 89 18000 Trea 7 3-10'p cn 103% 2000 US 6's, Ly cer 8% entries Carriages one doliat,, Admittance for si ceats, children under 12 years 10 cents, wi cured at the entrance to the grounds, tp poalngesinnaps of the old issue taken. = ee CLOTHING, ‘ Ace a nee ered STRNTION FOR U6 SRVENTH AVENUE —$50, worth of cast off Clothing, Carpets and Furniture st be purchaged within a short time for the supply, of oS ay and Western markets, Ladies and | "tieg n have the best tunity to dispose. Pa ollows=-For silk dresses, 7 ia rice linens, ‘glove: the highest de laines, Caanieres calicoes, shaw! cash price pa ‘receive for coats $4 10 $20; hoes, Jewslry. and diamon 2 can pants, $1 40 $6; A ates finder garments, boots,» trad at 5 ry ‘addresai ‘the highest price paid,’ by ca iis ty Serta streets. le persons 2% Which dan be pre- ‘ED RESIDED is desired by the adver: isec; must be thorough- nd: if accepted will be taken for not less than six ; possession Shortly. Addreas, with particula box 2,673 Pos: off JALORIC 5 ENGINE—PARFIEG | HAVING MORE F aud room than required can reut the same for a ana manutaciiring business by add cessing Power, Herald office. SANCY GOODS STORE.—I WISH TO BUY A STORE, with inoderate stock, for cash. Communications conti- dential, Address C. Romaine, stat‘on G, stating price, looa- siyle of trade. SHED HOUSE WANTED—FOR A FAMILY OF four adulig; house and location must be tire! class, Ad- Gress 8, C. G., stating rent, &e., box 144 Herald oMtce. URNISHED HQUSR WANTED.—A SMALL six, ten, twelve, iileen and twe horse power, wld. nlers Of two, eight, ten, fifteen, xeveutren, thirty, fifty horse power, | ns . MILLS, iL Wal forty and street, 15000 Erie RR tinbds 99° 5000 Erie RR 6 mbus 9354 10000 1000 Hudsou 1 m bds na 1000 Hud RRR bas 92 1000 di é 3000 d 9234 1000 Hariem 1m bds 108 4000 Har RR 2 mbds 103 1000 Mich € Spe, old 106 resse: te the reason for sellin. Apply on ihe premi street, Brooklyn. Spe” 1B SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR Store, nitumted on a goodvorner, aud doing a good bibsi- satisfactory reasons for seluiug. Apply at 19 and 2i A, hod well aes desler, tor led 8 tween Twenty-tirst and Twenty-seco 7. be-dealt wi it with to your satisfaction. Ladies ris. avente You will sure! atiended by FUR- ess: 25 chs 5 Roosevelt street, or on the premises 75 Canal street, coruer od Hou y TTENTION—LADIES AND GENTLEME: you 73000 Mich So's fous, 103-4 fotAllom testy en Dae | Mocracnay trast ae eeu ted. vom at eee Wish tgund the lair and bouret, dealer, F- Hania, 6000 StL,Alt&TerH 1 92 ue MAE -OMMLA-OB.ATILL RXOMANGE yOu $1,000 [per annum: wanted from Iat of Getover to Het of of foe a OF Dieta oe ets, Furniture and 1000 8 StL? valesTerit 2 94 ood Laiguon a ful leeddtiiard ‘table, stats we ApDuY theulurs, We ioe 68 Fo nskomMce, net ae Anes thay enue, where gous be dealt veh to ore ur ation 15000 0 8 at the Adriatic Hotel, Fulion avenue, near York avenue, — E gualauice 10000 Chik NW ass’t b 303¢ Brooxlyn, MIRST CLASS AMERICAN FAMILY OF FOUR WANTS Cre sae oe tata for y tt eects : ‘sbobe tian stipes fedse do not forsee F. 18, S600 Tle eet Se OR SALB—DINING AND LUNCH ROOMS, NICELY | Twensrurat siueety wemeane rena. bet "hadvees, ween Twentieth and Twenty fi setup Milt dnGhitin 96" ee ap. DOW ares mien Pietatt oiler. were pty yg tiene 6. the owner going wo the war, ly wt ite street wha va a oa 25060 Pit, FUW&Chi2m 82 ee ten ‘OUSE WANTED—ON STATEN ISLAND, SUITABLE Wk THE OLDEST STAND. 14 Labi yirre AVENUE, 1000 Pit,FtW&Chism 59 OL SALE CHEAP.—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF for small family; mnet have Zos 5 rooms and some ladies and geutlemen are to receive the x 1 12000 a @ sual Sore for chewp; the owner is round atiached, aud be near th terry; rens not to exceed ort price for their cast off faring Apparel Sats Bocoul woing to the war. Inquire a 43 Perey street, bewween 200 ich t yr anenia. hear ‘Any party hi ivable tenant by ad he great demand for the Kew Orleans ing Siatem stand, dresses, from $3 to $26 for also cara, Be Furnitare, Jew 10 by a horse may i ea . jerald Fourth and Wav all for tluce days. ivy piace. t Ol SALE—A WELL E TABLISHED MARK a EZE a gated: Seventh 10 shs Mer Ex Tank. Hirst tate accominolacions for cutting ond NIMP—BY TWO YOUNG LADIE Pumadies aiended to Mr No connection with 40 Am Ex Bank, ‘ None leace. Apply at Sut Wash Was nts, consiating of one any other house, 10 Metropolitan ik Pili ibecrs ce my Seah any rane, 50 Penn: Coul Cc OR SALE—S SATHAMMOAT ENOCH DEAN. | APriY To ef, and uot far trom Broadway. 7 bee, ncihatang 1 NO. 83 BOWERY.—B. ROSENTHAL HAVING desire to purchase & large quantity of cast = mand for three days, A. Laulia Hunt, Brow $0 Del & Hud CC fe. tas Bs RICHARD DOAN, fim of Doan & Nichols, boiler nia- a poh 10 Pac Mail 88 Co, 450 Chie 8 Hisid vit Osa | AE NO™ awe sGouve = a :s “HEE ee ig nd eniiamen ‘ae silat a S Mik Pau ORR g A Bt reEp— " ; . | Winoat value for each article, Ladies atten re, Ma 36 BALE A STRAM TUGBOAT. OF AMOUT PLeTy NTED “A _ FURNISHED OR_PARITALLY Sap Bene apy oe Tr ag Po Gt P| ToL ai aaa ton! gy tinds i 4 ¢ 2 Pitts, iy Great Jones street. IN] {8 AND GENTLEMEN, I HAVE Anan. ‘LADIES co gs ~y ar 4 omar more than a! and Bixth aventions stace loc moderate, Adavers Heraid office. ins, Waich must be srock. FIXTURES AND ni, newly sited ap, SECO! $45000 U 86'e, 81, cou 100 Tho a ahs Lena = RR Oey AaTeD TO RENT—A SMALL COTTAGE AND TWO oO ii Boe 7 Tr ihvee acres, Convenient the city by rail or voat, ter dealer by callin, 2000 California 1's.” 104 agai sate rntned” Renae Ht bi ating | ABATE Posen teat sa prenty Ait and 10000 Lilinois war loan 983¢ 3000 Chic&NW int bs 66 alee tbl STO! 114 THIRD BA agai Li J 1000 P,FWA&Chic2dm + prices Wearing Apparel. Faraitar ire and Carpets, &c., to fill Co mae grier far New Orieaus market. For dresses, $5 to veces po "Best of ‘refer ANTED—FOR THE iST OF OCTOBER, BY A FA inily of hve persons without children, a Second Floor ix Rooms, with Croton. Kent not to execed $14. Private house preferred. Siination between Fifteenth aud Twenty. fourth streets and Secoad and Kventh avenues, Address ttn, oR. Mudison square Post office, Do not forget to call on or frome G Miah why ert avenue, near Fourteenth street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Mish. T s ta tor Coats, $2 to its. Fur- AA Drs 9,00 $20 cor Casi ants. Pure fr fornia sadvese by "post A. HARRIS, 501 Third avenue, between a and Thirty-ninth streets, Ladies attended by A, & SALOON FOR SAL ‘ d stand cormer Avenue A and Filter now doin, « good Wusimess, Sickness the cause lor seuing. Gali beayceu A.M. ant 3 PM. pra: StEAML, FOR SALE AT ki ‘Octover 24, 1 yet 61 THIRD AVENUE, <TED-BY A PAMILY OF THREE PERSON: furnished Bouse, located between Fourteenth and For- ty-secoud emerts, and Madison and Sixth avenies; rent not to excced $1,000) per ome Tor three cays, with fall description of horse Post ofice. babar semaiy “BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER.—$36,000 WORTH of cast off Clothing wanted, within a month, for New Formerly of Mol.ile, 800 to: , box 4,075 upland cation; derbi en, —<-—-—_— | Orieans, | Ladies and gentiemea having any Strom $098 4 order, vollers two yearsald. Ve. TANTED.—) URAC oO) MPOR' » | dispose of can receive thes following prices:—! n ze iy, i it Poamer ly canphoy af Ao bug in Mobile i ye a a ne V <A og ag oR, aaa for silk Dresses, from $5 to $19 for Costs, {rom $1 to $5 for 100 vl Sidewtieel i prt commission hous, to establish « trade on commission. ‘Those LS Me Peds ook, Carpe See the a Suating terials arid Commission audg@sitting to furnish sam- | os prices paid. Please call om or address Taalceitended rig new, about 300 toms; ij Cine good vessel. Had cargo of So bales Sek Lei ud cotwon, Verel an wchimery in good cond:tign. Sidewhee! sie pressurr engines, built ia ples forthe sale of weeir bane, Travelling Comm! Keterences given. TANTED TO RENT—IN RROOKLY house, to countst of RL leat. three roomm, nd gar. Address, stating terius and locwlity, vox York Post ollice. ¥V TANTED So b t ouds, key may address, with real sion, Heald office, for yaa week, near Big tp ure, Mintz, Ofders from Bronklyn or Jersey Cit Puneta- niiguntionded to. Please Teiuember Wer ig ‘BM ith avenue. “bie 100 do... B80 16 Hudson Riv BR 250 do. $20,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF undersigned hav- ANE EXTRA cHaNc vied, for New Orleans, the ing r pene ‘above unrantees to pay the fol. oy Beha yy 330; for pentey fom 6 ng 88. ‘ rom p49 Carpets,’ Jewel “hry, 7, Furntiare, fe Rothe Rigwest PART OF A water New UNION, old boat, Carries $# uales upland estos. Galiows | V ngie cugtne of aale—Cash on day of sate. JAMES C, CLAPP. United Siates Marshal Sonthe:m Disisiet of Flovica, cITy COMMEROIAL REPORT. NT—PROM 1st NOVEM PER NEXT’ Moxpas, Septs:16-—6P, M. OUT—A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALL Ag Diamond or — J “Hy price paid cor Otu Gold. nd Diamonds. on, Asam.—We hnvo no change to notice in prices. Pots 267 Ninth avenue, Reasous given tor eciling | par'b avs vanth geenuen | Ridress by note, J. Aw 62 Beventh avenue, bel ren wore steady at $6 §7)4, and pearls at $7 25. poe mE Weed $00 (0 SiMe Addvess A. B., ‘bo ss Pos st wiliee, Mina ‘Twonty-irst streets. Ladies auended by ANTED TO. RENT=A SMALL © House, aninraished, with all the m eh Linproves fu the neiyhboohood @: Union myuare. Addrevs box stotlng rent and paritenhurs, Beeapsrcrrs,—Flour—The market wae stesdy, and MFORTABLE prices without change of moment, while saies were m ce. rate aud chiefly to the home trade, ‘The transsetione embraced about 11,000 bbis,, closing within the fo! ovr ing. Bat J ™ W YENTLEMES'S NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING purchased in large or amail lots. The fuil value will be paid without hy or seeking to im) ‘Please call at \he etore or address Thos, D. Conroy, 4 entice Browiway Wer de ange Howe JR SALB CHEAP, A SMALL a 1\8 FIV sinew iW t ular, advent ces, VAN TED A F Ths s* FOUR STORY ‘HIGH 0 VIN ANY UANTITY OF or range of prices: puntry town Address ton | W oncteenth and. Thirty-second ERCHANT TAILORS HAVING Qi fe 0 i toch pe ean meet with a cash purchaser Snpertine 8 box 188 Herald of aT oT sire tio" = ice bg on , ‘onroy, 44 Centre bextra State. seeeeeeeeee SOY. WHOLESALE AG) Will se0 THIS AMOL xt Y and sole ageney o $300. Superfine Western... PERSONAL. OR See A GOOD fESES Comm meal was steady, wpile saice were at the above quotations, Wheat was heavy, and prices deciined about 2c. a Je. per bu t, while the sales for the day footet up about 215,000 bus! rs O7 a $1 14 for Milwaukee ciub, $1 14 # $1 16 for Jowa, aud $1 260 $1255, fer red ¥ (uen-come bow _MIKE._ Nae ae oR TRLEGRAPA ME eas gl Miho Fivht may apy a Beuth Seventh and Fur MODERN HOUSE, IN 1 nn! to excend $500. Eighth avenues, and not Carpets and firnire bought if Address J. M, Farina, &9 Liberty sireet nda xpress ott siliamsbur W Location auove Poruieth srt JOHNSON, | —OF JOH NFORMATION WANTED. er by trade. vy his father, now in $1 27 for amber the latter gure Aldrese cite. F R bakes nd astra amber Urea Bay and ‘$1 3) « Pa atten perm my epi ox 200 Terai otice arn Corn erence. a THREE ROOMS. FOR HOUFERREPING; | — —— ———— was heavy, closed le. to 2c. por “bushel | wes @ email Aimerican in & good F WRE. MARIA TRAYSOR, wHo “ARRIVED reR lower, with Seley of $0,000 bi at dd3c. & UG, for , moderate, Address F, Herald sieamer Bio.Bho, wil: send pease ast station hot and warm, Sdc. @ Sie. for Kastern shipment, aud ilies Sa Sa ., | Sete cee noreinere tae : 5 » & Oc. for sound shipping lots er de. Rye was in , sD—! ' 7 : EWLY FUR. | NX¥ORMATION WANTED—OF A LITTLE GInkL, WHO \y MAIL Were qui aud Hosa), Cute wore ib good vox 197 Her ce. | acon since. Her name is Annie Heaney, and werw a red demand; old were scarce aud wanted. Sates of both new == paid dress. Any information wit, be a KEY Kovels nd old Gmbraced 75,000 bushels, at 4%e. a 520. for the wes ANTED—A SMALL BUT COMPLE TELY FU RNISII- by her parenis at 36 Morris tenet, Jeraey Clty, yrmer, aud at G0¢. & 660. for Wasiorn, Canadian and — louse, in & respectable neighborhood, Rent nos to r WANTED —OP ALPRED W. HARRISON, State TUE COPARTNERSHIP LE Brorone EXISTING | tYted ¥ full particulate, fal Setnag eben bod — ‘Bogland; heard from 348, Corrmm.—Suler of 1,181 bags of Hie were made hetween the undersigned te du'suived ¢ asek ———- | ve then was living st Cincinnst, ‘Oulo. Ef this at 21346. coneent ? OF WELL FURNISHED ROOMS | biseye, or any 6 irs, wera svrt | Wo i re Henry onal ‘The market was without sy. uation. though ‘on second flour, With © by a Phugbkerpat fe, Daiehe rite stead: The sules embraved about uo / HOLES ALI bw BWE.—. —A GENTLEMAN wie f three adulis. Loc hed tay rs anid : " 4 oy ak y i acqnaintan-e ia desirous Of Re Adiicean"Lex, bos 120 He }MSINO PRIDNDS, IN VHB ARMY AND NAVY, MAY e. fag on the basis of 076. for mildling uplands le and verte modere' Frasers opencd firm, but closed with ices bueyancy Do Liverpool avout 50,000 Vo London 4 house, oF he would to the undovsi, ned. Nissan Ktree the Ios. ottive, N. ¥. AML be “heard from ou wppitan OF OCTORER, FOR A THE ist a House, for a email privaie faufly; Opposi eugog ‘dt 15540.; flour vs m improvements, situated in @ good MoH =TO R. M. H.--NO TIDINe Suilsie Vheat bore iigiest ‘character wilt Ue | Mithhen” A omwren, Tweatieth and Firtieth streeta ‘and | None Icon. bo atumamee e wae baked op Whole Drngs, Herala Fira and Seventh: Kent moderate. Address A. | fan 8 may have ( for Lisbou at 16)/d., i bulk, afd @ veesel for Hull on 1., box 2,601 Post office. sat. aed aie those you love. Carabridge, Massachusetts, private (rms. % ~ - - — ae sivas ™ ARTNER WANTED “ANY GOOD ; RENT-A HOUSE, FURNISHED OR Have ibe market was steady aud in good request, young or old wipe niin Lee SED 70.1 fromm & party whe! wotld think more of Printer THE “STRANGER FROM Viner. ‘while supplies of old Nevth river were moderate. The se, oy in. | paring ts welleared fo aking 1 pay a jarge percent. Bla "ihe beautitid cerwes alcirensed by a ledy, under sales embraced lots tor shipment at 70¢ and fur Ward bry if cheap. preferred, Address A. i menature of ., Srranger fram Virgina, Sad david fin “2 8c, a Shc ’. Liceaed Pom once, Noveraink Heiss * sae F com ROW Ay les of £0 bulls, New Orleans wore made at AND ACTIVE PARINGR W Ae iget — SE Vacéaie, Sadbed. nine: whieh. may be sem to 4 38¢ 26 bull bbIs. do, at 3 joi the advertiser, who Wil invest a. Like 2 ROOM IN BROOKLY D4 ‘AvAL Stonks were firmly beld at {uli prices, white sales s onde pine lt uty ti wear a ferry . 2 - were limited box Ii) haeruie owe ‘ . T° JONN FG, OF WNT MAILED TO YoU To Vrovisions.--Pork—The market was heavy and dull bs e “ Washington & registered Call for it. “PAWNBROKER'S mci RErs WANTED. iB % footed up about 600 bbis Pain Hie Rh In WA Eb YOR Mh BLA ONDA, Hi while the closing at NEW PUBLICATIONS, $11 G0 a $11 6234 for iness, aud at $10 $id 123, for Are ies (PUB GENTLEMAN WTO OROSSED THE THnTy- prime, Beet was dull and prices heavy the rales em be NEW PATRIOTIC SONG KOK 8 WANTHI YOR JW nURY, a0. i fourth & terry, in m light wagon, Sumday, Angnst Si, braced about 125 bbls, closing at $13 « $13 60 for plan ‘ sawre A price pada for pawn texets il ined mach obliged ve the indy who'pick« ed up his car moss aud at $14 25 o for extta de Cut meats were | ne lee vipa Fr srkeh, ur STAIRS. 7 | he Vi adasegs hire in accordance with seme, with gales of 120 packages at 40. a 4%0, for sgn gh gh yet canta, $ per : ?, ors, and at 540, 06 ive hams; a lot of 20 bhde a fogs ly ~ THE MILITARY. v Panty IN BLACK WITH DARK M ae hams was sold at iéc.; bacon was in light gy dren 40 tha publisher, - 2 } wshuekers, y and prices firm: « lot of 80 boxes thort ribbod 6 No! dt Broadwvay. AEs Se tu Fis Of on | Beis Selon, or uduross a line to Ga Wie sold at 7c.; 90curks rough sinoked sides sold at 6ige Mera go mH pie of os ‘at Gize. Lard was steady, with wales of about MATRIMONIALS ’ RLES ROOKE, Coton: SEGARS AND TOBACCO, and way cangye at Ge, @ 9%Ke., and Final loix choice | ~< ARE YEARS OLD, HAVING ——————— alone. 4 ig LJ y NATIONAL OVARD UNIFORM FoR | QEOARS—VERY ouRar Gravee. —A eae of 100 bags of Afrieau ginger was made srenthetucreview | 6. oa reuuns Hier nA nearly new. with two eet Si it arn ec rauoh, eee. th Butlers, deni 0, WS " utter — ee re ee Kernan than, msn Broadway,” ailerons Gum, 4 al Mo Sc ana— The market ‘Was slegdy, wilh a (air demand