The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1863, Page 5

a 7 Saar a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Paray, Sept. 11—6 P. M. Money is worth seven per cent om call. Some heues are getting money left with them at six; but the general street rate, which {» cheerfully paid by speculators and large borrowers, is seven. Ameng the banks some nervousness with regard to the course of the market continues to prevail; but ax a general rule it is becoming admitted that the new negotiation with the government eannot operate unfavorably. Meroantile paper and debt certificates are without change. Gold opened at 22924 this morning, rose to 329%, and closed at five P. M. at about 129, Ex- ebange was dull and weak—sales of bankers’ bills at 141% a 142%. The slow fall of gold, which ereates so much surprise, arises in part from the wants of the bears, and in part from the legiti- mate demand from importers, who consider this a good time to buy. The market often seems to work for a time in opposition to sonnd principles; but they assert their sway sooner or Jater. When people expect it least we may have a sudden drop of 6 a6 per cent, The stock market was lower to-day. It opened ‘with a tame feeling, and at the first board almost everything declined, governments alone excepted. Missouris fell off 14, Quicksilver 4, Pacific Mail 2, Mew York Central 134, Erie 14, Erie preferred %, Hedson 4, Harlem 3, Reading %, Michigan South- ern 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg 344, Ilinois Oentral ‘24, Rock Island 2%, Fort Wayne 1, Toledo 1, Ga- Rena {. There was no change m bonds. Bucks @eunty Lead was the only thing which advanced; i pose 44 per cent. After the call the weaknessin fhe market became still more marked. Erie sold @ewn to 103%—a farther decline of % per e@ent—and the general market sympathized. At the one P. M. call there waa no peeovery in prices, but no further fall. @u the whole the market looked rather firmer, at fhe decline, than it had done all day. weeond board the market was irregular. Pitte- burg rose 1 per cent, Erie 4, Central 4; on tke other hand old Southern fell 4, Prairie du @hien 2, Rock Island 4%. There appears to have been a sale of Hudson River at 130, seller sixty, thengh we are assured that orders to buy at 134, eller sixty, were in the board and could not be fled. After the call the market was at first steady; but at the four P. M. call it became weak again, and there was a gencral decline of 4 to % per cent, The bears say that the bulls are quietly seHeving themselves of their etocks, while the dalle assert that the market is being hammered, and that a large bear interest is being created. A few days will prove which opinion is the sounder. ‘The following were the closing quotations of the 781 ,reg.1053 a 106 000.108 aw bo Cleve & Tol... 116 Rock Island, .. 105 108 4 8 103, Pp, PeFEW de Chi 8 Boison River!136 190°" Torretiante. 50 The following is a statement of the gross carn- fags ef the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company vision) from January 1 te June 30, aes NY Contral...131%{ 0 132 = $140,437 63 108 85:35 98 147,671 76 146,273 30 131,680 14 121,034 70 = $196,751 61 40,000 00 $896,251 91 1,381 19 <++ $045,370 22 The total earnings of the year 1861 were only $2771,999—less than those of the first six months of the present year. The line, however, will not be in fair operation until the Atlantic and Great West- ern is completed to Cincinnati. At the of the Pacific Muil Company, held on Monday, Mr. Paul 8. Ferben was elected a @rector of the company, vice Mr. Wm. H. Aspin- wall, resigned, The business of the Sub-Treayury was as follows matoaied ‘amount due from United Biates gov: ernment for the same period. ++ $964,904 18 267,000 00 ++ 1114.052 30 27,096, 74 00 The Harlem Railroad earned for August, 1463, $125,517 19, and for August, 1862, $103,222 66, giving an increase of $22,594 53. The following is a statement of the earnings of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad for July: 68,008 4 see 19.989 66 925 00 600 60 The importations of dry goods at the port of New York for the week eading September 10, Entercd for Consumption, Manuiactures of wool. Manufactures of cotton Mona actures of silk Manu sctures of fax. Misce\bineour Withdrawn from Warehouse Mavulactures of wool 579 Mannfactures of cotton 363 Masa\aciures of Bulk. » 90 Manufactures of fax. on Muceliancous, . Entered (or Warehousing. Manofactares of wool... » « Manufactures o cotton. 2 Yaoutactures of sill . 7 Manu! actares of flax - & Mineelianeous ...., - @ 11,076 Stock Exchange. Faipay, Sept, 11, 1882 $1000 VR 6's, "81, reg 105% 600 ate —— Ri. 1004 {40 -8'n,'51 come 107 — 600 140 2700 U*'0'n-20's,60 102 0 po sees Mi 12000 Tr T3100 UKA 107 100 do. b30 142 1000 Us 6a 1 y cor b 9% 100 do. M2 5y 6000 Ubi 6" 100 Nor & Wor RR. 9s 100 Reading RR..b1O 116 owe |e uh m bd 100% 6000 100 2000 ©, ae) pete 122” 3000 Mich Sou 2am. 10636 9000 Chi & NW ext. 0 8000 Chi & NW lsum 8736 6000 Chi & NW oad 1000 HankstJ Isto’ 81 100 . 82% 19 Del & Hod Chl Co 16156 $400 Cum val peet.. 8 100 100 Minnesota Ming Co ir 400 American Coal Co 68 $00 Bucks (0 Lend Co 2% 106 100 PaciBc Mail #8 Co 220 Cleve ONY Contre RR. 139 900 do. Sy 20 a y edo. ‘ td we 0. me ao 6 900 0, nd od 100 @. (300 do “ ef: ons: ile ey es } a 7 ie paHe do. oan ioe 4 do. lw do. oe 08 te. ote 106 100 @. 4 40 oss os. 108: 800 de, WOMD Prac CRRA 72 10 0.. 100 Min, 9 me oe. $e et & Wepeen 5B Ty bre RR & an et. Te #ii6 At the ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1863.— TRIPLE SH4ET. do... 14g Fes ee i wisi I P- 100 ‘Fouscre was to OT ood ar peseibent when: Balew ‘were reperted of hhds, Kentwony at 8X6. a lbe,, and 46 eases peed leaf at 128 0 200. Wumxsy wee to moderaie demand at 60h¢.0 bia, whh sales of 600 bois ' ‘Woos.— An active demand bas prevafied this week, and 2,500 @ 9,000 bales foreign woole pave ehanced bands, m ph chiefly on private terme. The mies have been for army re00 wold. a oe, me ‘asd carpetn, ana ceabrnce rouih Avseries,Hanyrna, 450 whe Canton Cem’ y be 160 #8 evanoe, Atriean, German fleece aod other de-criptions. 300 Cum (0a! Capra? 31 MS ite 88 | tm douecatas, 180,000 Ibe. tcoee brought vite. a 68e., and 260 ~ mae Dales CalNornia 43c. a 60c. The markei rmly held, Mfo Pac Mat 1BK Dut we beur of no advance. MN Y Cen RR 860 ag8838 i ae i = ® sseeses ESESEESEESE £ se 18 $20000 Arcerican gold 12044 100 abe Q 1H G Min Co 10° to 200 on 100 Harlem RR. 100 Mich Centra) RN. 117¢ 200 do. m 100 Mich So & 100 do. 200 do 100 do. 100 do. 100 do 100 do 400 do SC Chi & Whe Tal | itr. 1008 200 Pile, FWACR, D100 190 bid 80 100 rt) 2000, w CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT Furpay, Sept. 16 P.M Asiins.—Salos were made of 120 bbls. at Te. for pote and #ACo. for pearls, and 84,¢. for Canadian poaris. I Bacs axp Eaguive —A limited inqniry existed for both at steady prices, Beeswax was quoted Grim a 4c. 9 44e. fi Yellow, with, however, /ight sales, Bor axn “yors,—Trade continued quite active in all desirable styles, prices of which were tending upward, in view of the very moderate supplies available. Breanetyrrs.—the flour market was venerally lower to-day, and holders, particularly of old, were anxious to sell. The demand was very moderate, mainly for brands ‘wanted by the trade, The reveipts amounted to 15.100 bis. The day's sales comprised 11,860 bbls, State and Western, 1,300 bbls. Southerm and 400 bbls. Canadinn Rye flour was les active, but steady. Corn meal woe plenty apd ip fair demand, with sales reported of 1,000 Dbir. and 300 bags. We now quote. Beverting Paste aud W 0 Hi 00 + 470 450 pees eeeeene MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ee a FY eng fe. Montolair, N. J.,on Wednesday. ME Mintard, Jouy H. Apacs ‘ane, Faq. pos September 10, at St. oridee, Mase. by Rav. 8. F. Barker, ¥., to Many, Ashland, N.Y.,00 Friday September 4, by Rev. W. Jobi Mr. Auxxawox Cannon to Miss Jain, pean es the late Martin Vas Deusen, all of this city, No cards, Davis—Snerann.—Aat New Haven, Conn., by Rev. Dr. Todd, of Iitistield, Masa. Wauran H. Davis, of New York, wo Marrm W, Sun'sno, of New Haven, No cards. Lag ges D.— Ab SI wy ‘ing, On ‘ihuraday, Sep- tember 10, by the Rev. Wilson Phraner, Joun P. Janine, of White 8, tO Many K., daughter of Colonel George Sherwood, of the aay ince. Lore:—THoRsron. lerse: September 10, by the nat, ‘Lorrs to Miss Hxttema Thornton, both of Jarse; Piseer.—In New York, on Thureta: \° ber 10, by the Rev. &. H. Weston ,D. D., assistant minister of Trinity church Jour Scrramn to Sakaw V, Proxce, titan Died. Amxy,—On Friday, September 11, after short and re illness, JON ATLBY, ued 36 yeurs. 0 friends’ of the family are Pespectfully invited to ate tend the funeral, from bi te residence , No. 450 Fear! street, on Sunday ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. Baxirry.—On Thursday, Soptember 10, after a long onl pamiul filness, Exrzame Banruay, wife of James v. Mtoe friends of the family are reapectfally mvited to at. fend the funcral, this (Saturday) atternoon, at two O'olock, {rom ler late residence, Tenth avenue and One Hundred and Filty second street. Baen.—On Friday, September 11, Wi.utam Hewry, tn- fant son of Willam Delos and Filen M. Baleh, ‘aged 2 months and 23 days. The relatives and friends are reapectiully invited oa at. tend the fnpvera!, from the residence of A. B. Melville, No. 149 Amity strect, on Wednesday morning, at ten ‘Boswmui.—On thuredy morning, September 10, after » long aud severe Mines, Faaxcm Fuzareen, youngest child ot John H, and Mary K, Boswell, aged 1 year and # months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of her parcuts, Kighty-ffth street, pear Foorth aveoue Crowiny —On Thursday, September 10, after a linger- a ilmess, Jowanaa Cxowcey, ip the 60th year of her eTike funeral wil! take place this (Saturday) morning, at ten o’clook, trom wrence ehurch, Kighty-fourth street, between rth and Fifth avenues, where # requiem en) will be sald be the repose of her woul. The relatives and friends, of her son James, are respectfully mvitea to eon Carson. —At Yonket on Thurmtay, Sepiember 10, won of George W. and Laura A. Carson, aged § City, N.J., on Thursday, Father Kelly, Mr t Hanver City At Jamaica Plain, Mase ,on Wednesday, September 9, Anawms a Urson, wile of Hen amin Calienier, Keq., and @augbter of the late Rev. Charies A. Goodrich, of Hartford, Conn. CALPWELL.—Ob Priday, September 11. at half-past five o’elock, Mr. James H. Carpwwit., of New Orleans. brieuds desirous of viewing the remains are respect fally requested to call at 91 Prince street, New York. DewwEn.—On Thursday, September 10, Sormia Dewey wife of the iate Lieut, Thomas Dennen, of the Second Fi ves. The friends of the familyrand those of her husband ,atxo the members of Fire Engine Company 47, are reapectfally tuvised to attend the runeral, from her late resilience, 224 Mulberry strect, oi: Sunday alternoon, at one o’cloek, without further notice KGax.—On Friday, September UL, of consumption, Mancsiar, daughter of kdmoud aud Louisa Kaan, inthe ‘20th year of ber ae. ‘The friends of the family ere respectiully iuvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, Kent a yowbor Detween ark aod Musbing avenues, Brook: c ‘aturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. at White Plaine Feq., of the town of monibs wud 11 daye. ‘The relatives and triends ™ White Miains are respect Wertcherter, aged 69 years, 6 fully invited attend the foneral, this (Saturday) morn ng. at ten @'clock The will be taken frow White Plains Willtausbridge on the twelve o’clok train, Funeral services will bo held in the town of West chester at bull-past three o’clocig in the afternoon, et the Fpiscopal church. Carriages will be tn waiting at Wil hamybridge to copvey the furnily and friends to West choter. “The Maronie fraternity are respectfally imvived to attend. ik. Suddenly, on Lhureday, September 10, residence of hie vnele, Chas. padiek, ‘Tarr Premiere *.. only son of 06, A. Foedick at New Orleans, a. in the Isth year of h ‘anerat service will take pce at Christ chnreb, this (Seturday)° morning, at half-past The relatives and friends of the faraily are in. vited wo attend, Carriages will be iy wailing op arrival of the ten A. M. train vf the Hudson River Railroad, The remams wil! be taken to jor interment, New Orleupe papers plese cop: Yow: xr,—-On Wednesday ‘Dian, Septernber 9, Jumma VD. B Fowum, jo the 64th vear of his age. The relatives and triends ot the family are reepeettully fnvited ( attend the funeral, from his lato residence, Little Neck, Long Island, thie (#aturday) morping, at ten oelock, Boats will joave James slip and Thirty-fourth street ferry at eight o'clock A. M., to connect with cars at ors Point, for Finshing, where conveyances will be The remains will be taken t Greenwood tor Gumaen. Ow Friday, September 11, Mancanxr, wite of (alao deceavel, and danghter of Joba Lime year of her axe. the deceased are respect mds avd reuetives Rye flour, tine aud superfine .§ Jolly tnvived to attend the funeral, from her ite ree) Corn meal. : , 4 Hodson arene, Hronkiyn, at thrae o'elock P.M. Corn meal, puvebsons, exch. 122 00 Gnwix.—On Thpreday, September 10, Heswy 8. 5 Corp meal, per 10) 170 Grow, aged 19 years, } month, and 6 days —Wheat was depressed, Prices of mot Kinds wore Ic, © 90. lower, with a very moderate export demand, mainly for the beMer qualities of old and strictly prime now, which iattor wae arriving very slowly, The receipts Of whent comprited 63,00 bushes, Tho day’* sales em- braced 71,000 bushels at $1 20 for old white Western, $1 204 #1 2855 (the iatter for superior new) for amber Pde do $2 11 a $1 19 for red winter, #1 Ta $1 18 jor Wiseonsin and Green Pay: sie, 0 $1 10 We, «$2 05 for Chicago epring. rh wane y cheaper,.with more ofering. he de mand was limited Sales wore made of 62,000 Duxhels t & Toe,, closing at T4e, for sound, and Tie, @ und Western mixed. and Téc. 8 The, for Western white and yellow. Quta were plenty and beavy today we bow qu te Caneda at State ai Abe. a Tle Western at 3c. 4 T0c. Rye wae dull at 500. a 90 Bor Jey and barley malt continue ° 2 & were quiet at enchunged price was in fair demand quiet to-day, but hold prime, 20 ge. do. good a 2ke., do. ordinary, 26 '¢ to good eurgues 4 280, Java, mats and bags, 26%¢. 4 395¢.. Maracaibo, 2¥%e, a Sle) ba Sle. , St. Domimgo, 2440. & Bir At 6H ).0. 4 9c. for middHings, with suies of 140 bales reported in lots Devos and Dyes were in moderate request at steady toes. Dyewoour were quiet, but quoted finn, with bght stocks Fror.—The demand was active for raisins at $4 2 $4 0 for layer aud $4 @ $4 05 # ide. 4 Were quiet, and rates somewhat unsettied wo To Liverpool there were shipped 1,000 vbie. flour, by steamer 000 buebels grain, at bd. a Od, by ewiling veasel; 2.500 packages butter and cheese at 408., by steamer. To London there were taken 700 bis. four, at 26, Sd. a°2e. 6d., email jot of wheat at Tiga.; 100 bbie and 50 tona oll cake at 2°. 34, and 208, HAY. —Balo was arriving and gelling freely, at 80e. » $1 for shipment, and at Se. 4 $1 16 for local use Hote wore in modernte demand at ive, a Ze. for beat year's crop, Fito attracted more attention at full rates, LAATHRR Was in fair demand and held firmiy There war a good inquiry for the principal € which rule! Grim. for buneli, curraute a were lows active, including ingot copper, ot 21 gc. @ S2%ye.. Seoted pig tron wt $1 « 895 60 pig lead At Tic. m T%o., apeiter at Tie ATC, Straits tin ab 420, ‘pinte do. at former quotations. Mowanam was in moderate request, with males of 100 bbix, and half bhi. New Orleans, partly st auction, at Ble. @ bde,, aud 640 bhds. Cuba, montly muacovedo, at We a the. ‘Naval Stonm wore lightly dealt tn at $2 125 09225 for spirits varpoutine, $82 8 $39 for romin, and $4 00 a $9 for tar. The main business today was in petroleum, at for crude and Ose. for refined. Other Kinds y but inactiv: wad Musi were inactive, st nochanged quta- , sod in loan dormand, for new meas, bere, 1tah of October: $11 75 2 $10 15 for prime. Hef $14 6 $15 for lard was CO Ons. Ste. « were on. Cane buns ' pie ie pris KO. Oye. for 3 = 5 , 5% Hin FS Essk 5 j Z SESEES SESE bs gee = E5383 pide ila fo eS a ed RETA WT PTET ES EOS OO ee ae oats = - ? i The inend# of the tantly are r fitend the funerai, ov Sunday attar from the residence of bis mother, 46 Jang street Pong hkeepsie papers ploaes copy Hiaxeoriaw.——Ow Thoveday, September 10. Hemener, the belowed son of Tinvid and Elizabeth Hictabetharm, agot 4 years § months and 12 days. The funeral will take place from bis Inte residence, Bull's Derry, om Sanday, at twelve o clock, arriving at Forty second atreot ferry. New York, at half prst twelve yekwk, The remains will interred in Greenwood wtery. —On Phursday night, September 10, dave Kime, | | 2 relutives of the family are respectfully | invited te attend the -uneral, [rot of bin son, Coorge W. Keene corner of ) morning, at wine o'ciock op, Westehertor county, N. ¥., 1, Mancawer A., widow ot Har age. row the residence af ber | turday) morning, at h } The remelod will be taken w Grew | r uterment Lysew —On Priday, September 11. Jrvua Larwer, in the Sth your of ber age, 4 native of Castioreagh, county Cavan. irevw The relatives and friem invited ty attend the funera ¢ the faintly are respectfully on sunday afternoon, at two Jock from the residenes of her slater, 272 Kast Twenty ixth etroot. many.—At lob on Friday, September 11 Fuxioner Laaky, widow of Owen Leary, mative of the wn @f Macreon, county Cork o place from her dence, N n Sunday afternoon, at two McKexwy.—On Friday, September 11, Puayets Mckey- xy, fon of Daniel and Mary Mekenay, egr a4 years, 6 and 18 days {riende Of the family are respectfully invited to | attend the funeral, from G1 West Forty-ixth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock | Mevenuorr.—On Friday afternoon, September 11, at half past four o'clock, after a lingering and severe jinors Karues® Doane Mevennorr, eldest daughter of Jeo and Elizabeth Moyerhoff, aged 7 years and 16 days, The [riends ind relatives of the fanily are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, 44: ith etroet, on Sunday aftarnnoou, at ove o'clock, with- oat farther notice. Newsox.—On Tharaday, September 19, aftera long but pationt lines, Harrie, wife of Charles Néleon , and sidest (mughter of the late Ewin Pierson, tn the 234 year of her wtrne funeral will tate place on Sanday aftorsoon, st two @clock, at the Eleventh Presbyterian church, corner avenue ( and Fourth street, where the relatives, friends aud Congregation are respectfully invited to attend Puaaoe —At Chicago, UL, on Thareday, Septomper 10, Samar M. Parnisre, wife of A. A Phillipe. Notice of the funeral in Monday's paper Paicx.—On Friday, September 11, Ricnann, eldawt son of David and Br Price, a vative of Kilkenny, Ireland, tu the 24th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friewds of the family, and of hie Drother Wiiliam, also the mombem of the Excelsior Gourd, are respectfully invited w attend the funeral, on Bape bg gp Sota! from the ren) dence of renta No. 48 Vadwon street, Re Friday, Kept. Tl, Hoon Rowe, « native oa ays Dans Derry, Ireland. The friends aed anquaintaners of the family are renpeet fully invited to atvond the funeral, from hie late rewineuce pr ge rect, curver of Fit, On Sanday, at two ‘The remai’# will be taken te Calvary cemetery | attend the funeral, from ber late rewidewee, No. S15 kart Twellth atrect, om Sonday afternoon, at Obe Weloek. et tron ye om Bray capember 1, of ot rie th’ Py a ine mp are re vii on Banda, tage tay trom the Vendetiew of tha brother, Ge harm Oo Teurhday sey morning, September 10. at bie reetdence. ee ae Wee. Newrow . <mrrm, @f the frm © W, Beith AO. aged 20 peare and 6 co ite reiativer and fojende of the famnm are myhed vo attend the funeral, witout further os bin late reaidener, (hit (Satorday), a) (wetve orl ck wt Tation.—(n Priday, bapiewber Menem. cme Tarvow are requested te ation! the neo ) Ob bwe Oabork. fi ole Sateen sea romaine to be iterred int vr yprees Van i to Brooklyn, on Friday, Sen tember 11, Sonn W. Van Anivasa, in ibe Gist year of hut axe. ‘The friends of the faniy are invited &» ationd the fine. Tal services, thar (~ Bis ate residence, .N. Ja, fOr titerment. Voorimm.—O Thnradiy events Seem ber 10, Hate Voonnxm, im the ur year of her age. ‘The reiatives and ‘riendy of the fumily are inviled to attend the tuneral, from ber late residence, No. 37 Wert Tenth stroet, this (Naturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Her remaine will be interred in Greenwood Cometery. Wiiar.—On Thursday, September 10, after # short iI) ners, Sana Woirt, oldest daughter of the mie James Willet, of this city, ‘The relatives and friends of hor brothers, James ©. and Charles 8. Willet, oiso o: her Drothers.in law, Henry Grenvedsch and Adam ¥’ ‘Tiebout, are respectfully Invited to atiend the R gpa on Monday afiernoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of har brother, Charlee 8. Willet, ot Blooms My Ne Je Watt.—At Harlow, on Thursday evening, Sepember 10, of consumption, Mixwim K., wife of Franklin J Wall, aged 23 years. § montha and § days, ‘The funcra) servicos will be eid at the Methodist Kpis- chareh on 125th street, between Third ana Fourth avenues, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock Wanren.—(n Wednesday eveuing, September 9, at half. past nine o'clock lua, widow of Francis Courtney Womyna. in the 67th year of her age. Her frieuds and those of the family are respectfully invited toattend the funeral, this qSaturday) morning, at half-past ton o'olork, from ber Yato residence, No. 103 East Nineteenth street. withoot further notice. mains will be taken to Cyprems Hille Baltimore and Philadeiphja papers please copy Wrenerms,—On Tucelay evening, September 8, AMANDA x Wansrn, wife of Wm. V. Webster, in the 33d year of i The re- age. The rélatives and friends of the family, aleo the mem bers of Polar Star Lodge, No, 245, F. A. M-, are respectful. ly invited to attond the funeral, from ber late residence, 178 Fast Thirteenth street, on Sanday alternoon, at baif- past one o’elock. SHIPPING NEWS. verbal. “Liverpoo " Liverpool. China: 2. Liverpool. City of Wasbingion 11 Roemen. poy “Pore of New York, i September 11, 1863. © LEAKED, tanpials Civ of Baltimore (Br), Mirebovse, Queene Jno G Dade. iaamesp a, hs (Brem), Wencke, Goutbemptos aad rene ieausnlp Corsica (Br), LeMenurier, Nasaaniand Havana E Conard. Berk penn Rove, Waitington. San yew T Cole. maa Sreyhour d, Yates, Monvovia—Wates & Porterfield. Mark Profeass. sare (Nowe), Tsdahl, Gence—Puneb, Meincke 4 Went Bark P'rewier (ir), Rromage, Dublin—Jobn Jackson. aqftarh Venus (Dutch), Audnaen, Ou Suracoa—Jon Foulkes Sona Bark Gazelle, Miack, Barbado 8 Bons. Mark Navive (Hr), McPhail, Sadehbia— Bret rig Mariawne (Hir), Andrew, Londonderry- rian desk: Aimee (Fr), Honget, Hayte—Batjer & De Verto was © Robbins (Br), Pinckney, Cow Bay—Thos James, Brig Cupid cms, Hradsbaw. Hrig Sarah Wooster, Lord. Row Rehr Puritano (Bras), Centra, Para—J Wenlcrs, it Pierre, Mar he Schg Howard Pitnagn (Bris Hyman, Bt Plerre-=D Starr Behr Pomota (Br), Sunith, Cope Mas inn Brett, Gow ‘a Co. Sear Win Lancanter (Be), Wayoutl, Bt George and 4 Am drewa) Frye & Co Rebr Gen Arinttrong, Beoteld, Bt Joho, PR—8 W 2% Arm eek D Davidson, Ketohan, Beaufori-Bentley, Smith & “Kepr Com Kearney, Anes Vortrese Mooroe—L Kenny. man ivboarts Willares, Wa-hingioa~Beniley, ‘anhingion—C H Ruger. yum, Mijaliedore—Beauey.* Gaith | Lina c mente | iCunien, ‘rt Green, pana! unde ms br Bdwin, Pak. ‘Osiaie Mem) W Mavbew. Mg i ee Pint. Haven—otchkies & hn Adame, Halleck, Newark—H 8 Racket & Bon, Biackatone, Ailey, Uristol-L Kenoy. J Pheips, Brown eiphia—J N Briges, Dey Hess! Rovinson Waabingtos Seamer Wr Weedvard. Cundif. Baltimere. Rirenier Come Sou. Deke, Phlindelobne ARRIVED Krevine oa — Roane sommander Boulak sere Canis, gays. ow aufp of 2800 tone and 360 hors mint 404 ke, Willies, Portiand, with mdse and days, with inn bad two (Brea), Beumat, Ls oN Pasrigers, 0 Unkart & Co, nore, the Bark Crimen ¢ turd, B), ———, Cardiff. 37 dave, ith KR iron, ard. "park ¥ scoria (Fr). Canerve, Nae, NP, US daye, i bel last, 0 Heya & Hincken, ‘ark Marezal, Grin, Barbados and ‘Turks Inland, 12 days Dan), Larsen. Montevideo, 90 days, hs Pa Mrincke & Wendt Down, Bahia, 38 days, with @ugar, to Hortia ¢ ties anit & Von Beene. rig Zero (of Mastiand, MM), Beneno, Demarars, 3) days, with old metal. tot F aX Brg Kenney (Hi ey, “snamel, 17 daya, With logwood and cotee, 10 ‘hom & Co. Br ‘Dougall, Lingan, OB, 16 days, with com, wa Brig 1), Havens, Ginga, OB, 15 days ‘with oval nghion Brig kev Lingan, OB, 12 days, wb conl, we Brew Big Rovers Bride (Br, of St Jobna, NF), Rhodes Glace * with coal to.A Smithers Uf Windsor, NS), Gonitieet, Graad B al, to DR hewort, 8 Hodadon, Benwor, 7 days, with lumber in (Bmante), Moser, laghem, J July, 16, wih marble. rage P 136, sigualieed baw Jiekran, i ih inet, lat Jon OD. apoke yee Freleries, bound © Newnan, Port an Platte, 13 days, with to MoGol & Pri b Hs Loogen, OB, Li Gaye, WAR eval, oe © B MeDonald. Wal ace, NB, 3! daya. with sone. Olay days Ww ©, Boston sen PoiaAeiphia 1D, Bickers’ n, Bow Ladiam,' Pre vidence. , wor, Bardwin, 1 ce Rehr L. ino s. Winith, New Havel 1% Ja Head, New faven nas. 0 gnabost Tro i Woodward Candi, Balumore Gueatorr We Sean /r sarah, Jones, Philadelphia Berar Concer. Norman, Philacelpbie. heace BM Fasroniie, Trout, PRiindelphia Btemsor Comatort. Drake, Philadelphia Bieaner Pe Alsnich. Pravideuce PALEY mabips Dudley Buck, De Molay, Savor, Ranh Kuvitnn, brink Janet Kidsten Fortin: ehre Buropa, #uran Beran arka KOA Filrabeth w York for b Wik tm distrenn, Arrived a! thin part inst Runday from long, 16 ‘ret 6 inches wide, B feet Is owned by Pecar W the latter well Known Bandy abip Onward, Al Bpoken, de. 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Cd ship To! Ave, Jenkins, |K TRST GKBAT NAT ma L homAE val bess Paracou (Br), Watts, Cheafveno: ‘Airke. Ww Tike Are harks Pact*e from Cardi. Juty 20: Bs toh {rom j Mowrovia, Aug). Florence from Cronatwit, July Vi; passed | rib *) vee, Aux 2h FABHION use ani KE GROUND, r dele Then from & KR. Sep v brig, Pred Wording id nebre War Bagie, Seeley, and Maria Lunt. Boye se Preddent FELTER.. Vics bee Ave gebe J Jobn Rogera, Philadel uso. G. HOVKIN he NY Sid acts Lagu, ae ork; Bela Peck, welius Vanderbilt, N.Y. A , PhVindelphia, Bineon Leland, New York, Hon. David i. Pioyt owes, rk Herbert, Linnehan, | France Baker, New York bay vai and Plore nee: pae ker, Rbepherd #. Kpany, N. Hathgute. Wertchemer, DIGHTON. Sept Are sobr Allen TH Hrown, Bieror, Pht Jadeiphia. Ske aches Romciue Jaines Nelson tau rohy, Troy, N.Y. Jy ti “os iver al BART ORBENWICH, Sept it--rid sour Volta, Mull, Pht [ Middintown NY. Lael Albany, », ¥. aii RIVER ms, Matthews, Pit abet hi en Portade phi « Naionat a man, NY ei yacht Bilvia, | Horse Fair. Lberaily tn the ere: wt Ln parE ay Collins, de. fa the award of pre ‘alate Cis int li Arr bark Mary Mewart, Denali: | — To insure juaticn in the award of premie ono # durin’ the mpetent Jy at forve order 20d mg wl be toy Kvienaive mecommodations will be provided for viaiters, WHO povate apartineuts for ladios aad ebiidren, DODWORTIOS BAND Wil) be enge, ing toe F improper persons © fale grounds or im ihe glider! isp Philadephia. ‘or hpert for do; Rytvt ie, Wa'lace, Phiiaaelphia for feePatiane, ‘and Ht Geegyhal, Til mouth: Kinelne G Revver, Dobbin, do for Thome do for Salisbury; Hal a Oe Blam * Howtos muy’ Powe, Wire Newburyport: PREMIUM LIST 94.560, lis, N_ York tor ow Be lord. CLASS 1 4 Alma (itr) ahs » Parazou Firat premtim won RG Knights Orion, | Seco. pyremitim sehr Wilken Crawford, Munson,” Phila | Third preraure, Sid pehre Ben) Englinh, Oriental, » Martin Niovlen T~Are robre Green oo First promis Second premi Third prev Kibany: scnre | Beooad pre lum ann, Bickineon; Green Bly, NYork, cuss’ OL” AND URDEK Foun. cours Firs pretium hecond premiunn vwREe Te Jn Henrietta, Miner! and A Jefferson, Brewa;, Albany Hav Sid Oynthia Jane, Bi Harvard, Vibbecta, NY naps Reind rer, lum wy. _ituntey, ell, une; sehre Ad Khermen. for By ve Orow'ey, for di NEW BEDFORD, kept 9811 acit's Karah MeDonal4, Kel lays Mary Frances,’ Mrow ster, aud Jaus & Biles, Milehie, NEW Port, Sent Shug eohye Me Bre » Wood, New Yorkfor Gardiner (ani a ae *Mitie. Provi- for NYork; N Phiiadoiphin for eraport; Loulaa Dy Por and; Westover, Kidredue. Cape tay nid thie oaneeen «eo @ AM), JH Welllugion, Chaptoan, Baltimor » and do; . ow Orion Hart, Ranger, Bangor for NYork, aed do; Aretie, CLARA A from Providence, Arr echr Finily C Dennison, Hathawsy. Manhatvan Nid nobrs Henry Qnetaf, Isini'y ©, Den: Dyer, 8 ¥ Wellieto im, Mi a ig Rewst RYPORT Sopt eeArr err Grand Lsiand, Need PHILADELE TA. hept 10— Arr Br brig Bequiman® May. Ja: schre 6 TChartre, Ch 10th ville for Warehara. ison. Nelly Potier, Lan Bansal. W ‘How, Dis TRoTTiNG wonena, ¢ he ¥ . ¢, NOrieans; bres J JD Lincoln, Webbe A Tay- lor, alter Rainn schea J R Mather, Orr, Portland: Mar tha, Baxter, River: Ellwood Diron, Jorele, Salen; pit Corson, Mish; Joe Porter, Burrows, and ford. Boston; '@ Deering.) ered wrath: Provide mor, Truro: Murat Cinoman, howe, Deep Pe Porviand. ‘LAs aront ND, " " Davie, Os carat ™ aia aba resis, Si ir bry Indies tre, tle heata, te wagons, Rpent qonel Kent Be! ig, Hos i bake Webber, Korton. wath i Cy eee = o rig now. iva, Mariner, Cardenas ‘sid ships Prank cd prema He Jetta, and others. preajam PAWEL CKET. Bey ‘eave sche Elirabeth, Brown, Phila. Celpble. Sid slope Velocity, Pratt Mary BE, Bayles, ror ‘9b— Arr schre Panthes, Clark, Philadelphia; Rmptre, Jet fernon, Kon iout, ci thAid selva Bitrateth, Brown, Phitedeipate: © A Wat Baziea; Quickstep, Wilson, and Jes Parker, be Ghider siaeve. Ron tout PROVIDENCE, Kept 10—Arr stoaner Petre}, Dayle. New R Geo HG De exm DRIVING BORARA, ‘Phat have not trotled in public in eae than 240, Mie howe, Sin im hereces, First Premium . Recoud Premium CRRTLRMEN ® DK! ‘oat have not (rotted In purite lastde oF TSS! mie neata 3 Tiree premtem . me prema: F ae CLAKB Anos Davia RYork. Also achie Hen jamin tuith, NYork; John B Austin. Davie, Piitadeiphia: Nash, Thompson do; Fonpiain. Davia, Albany; Metrachrata Hunt, NYork: Lady Adama, Hadwin, do; Juntiee, Taplor, dis Janen Te Witte, Powter, do; aloop Gol- den ale, ils, albany. Arr ahtp Windward, Hraith, pel O1VR wth TROT, 1 La ‘Open tor ail hoream. View premium . second premium BAN FRANCISCO, Ay Norn oh ath, a Orp) Bucepting Jno. Mogan, (en “i Fillingnasn 9 or Qi rgine. Philadel achra ania Hs y, Hal Hornes, cours Poor ¥: phia, Ida L Howard, M-Difle do for Portland: Lamar Mile heats, 3 tn 5, in Une, Goldth waite, Poiiatolpila Rarah Clark, Grifin, Konth : ed Maver Ni, Vaudaiia, Murch Hiyabetport ‘Aon Johnaon, Newburg for Portamon Midridge, and Fromasienersen sms, KYors FOMERAET. hep: 10—Bld mchr Orion, Davia, Poughkeop she Mhent re wart Premiums Gold Modal, val FINANCIAR. Medel wow on ehibitten nt LPUTA ABD BRADIKG RAILROAD COM. Ph bade yA th Fourth street Repternber | ite Brians are entitled to 18 Co y. The reaidevor of several of them is unknown, and itis therfore eomesary that the certificates Of stock should be presenied on omilting That have wet trotind fanter in. puvite thaw 2.3) Wee wagon Me henta, 3 18 8, Wo wagons. y ome Premium ‘That have not trotied fanier iw Mile berate, 310 & auder vas CLARK i FOR MONARA PROM WILLIAMAREMS 4? BO Oo «> That have mot trutied inedao 2381 “aw Mile beats, Jin 5, to we oun Premium ... re. Mary Bishop Timothy (. Horie Clement Bidcle. Ann Copeland, Debbie A. Hughes Jamen Hallow elt rm Lane 25. Di FOR 404 wth YEAR OLDE. Mile heals, J hub tn. Premturn 07 & erutora Andrew Turner Mra Redes Uirich OLARH HM, Teas have nor trotted B beet in? Sto A wagoqn fe pubiie ‘Mile beatae 3 inh © wacome. a Premiums 970 & ian W. Hakowell LS . Rarepimg Bae n Morne and Potable $10,000 rere ia ee RNTERMAN, WITH | Prosmiaen ee, 3 eee ome 0 } 2 thie ainount ie cael. for the extension of iain a4 arash busipera, Adaress 8 BW, Herald ofc - $10,000.22 Promvem oreue feet ruse lage. none but principals bot s.90 Fost ofan Kees ‘DANCING ACADEMIES. al DopwoRTH's DANCING CLASAES COMME ACE Pitty seen ot 10 Montague a ber 4 Firat Prem Beoond Frac RULES AND RROULATIONS Kotries of } tock may be mm Broce: DANCING ACADEMY. 61 BROOME 8T » DE GARMO BROOKES will ope Al he fs LADIES moet T ewer d on the Grow the F Any persone e® eps. 23 0 them bye HW SBARING'® PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY ned wth ao}. wt hie veaitence, B2 Fourth avenue, wear Tweuty 7 - third street, formerly of Hond «tre witheld pr * te “4 ADAME SAUVAGEAUS ING ACADEMY, nie rAN 4 N ery Rept. 12 wit er ne a Money, ¥ n the ead Lat PT : Original L. SACOBS, #7 Brostwey = ma 06 bee od pair berees, style oe: AMOND BWELEY PRARLA ne 5 = inal wa rae ome Witamebong on fromer. $11 Nroadtway WON ESDAT. Kop. 6 1 Dtaitbons for guekre. on, ert youre OLD PLATED AND TRON WATCHES = = G and we beep ee 810 hor wil ois year ots wile bene Pour tm band, spent « . 2 TAOURK, O07 Brondwap A LARGE Lat fiver Weurhes " ve > “ ‘ cd MMITTRE APPOINTRO #Y THR * wen Mle been ma eee ee Mise henue Corer oe fre Pr een feaser io pubiiy jew 2M wn ser Lgdies emitic vara ee lnee Me For even hel hare mat ireuten eke Me hem me three he rte For a heres ons hare teen Th in poms One Mile hewte three + oe A008 Se Rermene | Feraimam) Stata abil e Foner 6 WOrmNeS Seoreery rere OF ADMISSION Pity wove ealy ohh Lashom SM 0 ow merenin ve the fewer ’ tee (ore 10 relation ae of (he peers pares . per wthneneer, of 8 apy ' ou AM, #% rere -