The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1864, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Torespay, Sept 15—6 P. ‘The stock market opened with some little activity tha morning. As compared with tbe cash sales yesterday alterndon, New York Central advanced '¥, Erie 3%, Roading 4, Michigan Southera 3, Illinois Central 4, Chicago and Northwesters %, Chicago aod Rock Island 14. Cleveland and Pittsburg and Hudson River showed uo wariation from the quotations of yesterday morning, and Michigan Contra! declined %. In the miscellaneous List, Obio and Mississippi certificates advanced 1, Cum Derland Coal 14. 4nd Quicksilver 1, Government se rities were in better demand at a sligbt advance. Cou five twenties sold at 110%, registered 109%, registered aixes of 1881 107% «108, coupon ten-forties 97; seven and tbree-tenths Treasury notes, October and April, | 110% & 1/04); »-xeS Of 1867, 128; fives of 1863, 118, one. year certificates 94 94% | In tbe alternoon there was a fractional advance upon | the quotations of the morning, but with a very moderate amount of business, The following bids were made for | State stocks:—Missourl sixes. 64%; lennessee sixes, 59; | North Carolina sixes, 61, The money market exhibits litle change. Toe moderate wants of first class stock houses are met at seven per cent; but discounts are made with caution, and the rates are more frequently from Dine to twelve per cent than under. The “note shavers” Teceive from twelve te fifteen per cent for nearly ali they do: but they may be considered outside of the legitimate market, Foreign exchange isinactive. Bankers ask 109 8 1094 for sterling, and commercial Dills are offered at 108 s 1083;. Francs, which are little in request, are quoted at {rom 5.8 to 5.10. The course of god was less erratio to-day than on any Previous day this week, and the price remained through- out remarkably steady. ‘The opeving quotiion was 229, from which there was & decline to 227, followed by a reaction to 228°. It then sank to 227%, afterwards rose to 229%, and at ten min- ules past five P. M. the price stood at 22834. This state of the market is attributable in part to the eflorts of the bull elique, headed by one of the strongest houses in the street, tofget up a “ corner,” and so engi- neer a fresh rise. The fact, too, that # considerable number of deliveries, on account of sbort sales made on Monday, were duo to day, helped, im vo incousiderable degree, to sustain the Premium and check its natural downward tendency. Rumors, algo, with regard to the inerease of the national debt and currency issues were circulated by unscrupu- lous operatdra on the bull side, with a view to creating distrust and furthering their own schemes. What gives Strength to these and an appearance of possibility to Gros exaggerations is the unwise act of the Treasury De- partment in suspending the weekly statements, which the public bad begun to look for with great interest. In this matter, as well aos in bis loan policy, Mr Fessenden has exhibited the same incon- sistency and want of ability for the office he fills that marked the policy of his predecessor, Mr. Chase, however, erred as much by design as accident. He pan- dered to a Wall street ciq.e, and bis principal subordi nates {n the Ireasory Departmeat became one with bim in the work of mismavagement and corruption, Whon Mr. Fessenden assumed his present position he did so ‘without avy pretensions to floanciai knowledge or any ideas or motives worth mentioning. As a respectable man from Muipe, a member of the Senate and chairman 0! a committee, be probably thought that when the Sec- retaryship of the Treasury was offered to him the proper thing to be done was to accept it. He possibiy took pity upon the United States government, and believed he ‘was doing it a good service w tll the place vacated by Mr. Chase, But, whatever his purposo may have becn on accepting the responsibility tendered bim, it has bean very evident ever since that he has endeavored to second althe measures of the Vhio politician, and that be bas copied that gevtleman’s eccentricities with she fidelity of the Chinese tailor who put a patch on the knee of a pew garment because he found one in the oid. Having no principles at the outset, he readily acted upon an excellent suggestion that was made to him, to the effect that it would be well to pub. lish statements of the national debt at short intervals. But alterwards, being still without principles, he acted with equal readiness upon abotber, and, this time, av un- fortunate supposition—namely, to stop those statements, lost the figures of the debt should alarm thé people and diminish the capital of the republican, or govern- ment, party im the forthcoming Presidential elec- tion, Those who inspired bim with this bril- liamt idea were doubtless the old parasites of Mr. Chago, both in and out of the Treasury Department, who wished to bave themselves alone the information @hich the weekly statements gaye to the whole people. Private information of the state of the public fivances, whon tbe facts are sedulously guarded from the public, is always useful, and these former associates of Mr. Chase would no doubt be much benefited by exclusive in- elligence. The chief subordinates of the Treasury avd the leaders of the old Chase clique were sherofore bent upon tofiuencing the new incum- bent of the temple of finance at Washington, and, wtho result bas shown, they succeeded perfectiy. But it remains for us to tell Mr. Fessenden that he bas incur- ced publie censure by bis pliancy, aad committed a blunder for which he is entirely responsible; and there tre some blunders wiich are-crimes. According to the last statement of the debdt, issbed on the 0th of August, the unpaid requisitions were #78,795,000, They are now rumored to be uearly double bis amount, and similar rumors with regard to the cur. *ency are put forth. For whatever there is of exaggera (ion in these rumors Mr. Fessenden ts responsible, because ‘ce has stopped the publication of the facts, to which the neople had been accustomed to look. It is no excuse hat bis subordinates or the Chase clique advised bim to discontinue their publication; for he is the respousivie head of the Treasury, however great @ nonentity he uy be practically, and he was not justided iv assuming the responsibilities of an important department unless he meant to administer bis trust faithfully, The best thing he can do now with respect to this particular matter is to cesume the publication of the statements, fortuightly at feast, H not weellly Mr. Albert H. Nicolay to-day sold at public auction the ‘ollowing stocks:— Par Value Selling Price. 300 shores Erie hailwi $100 105 16 Lake Ontario Bank of Orweco.. 100 9955 31 Lake Ontario Baok of bated 100 9% 30 Naok o: Commerce. «+» 100 106 20 Phenix Hank 20 107 40 People's Fire Insurance Co..... 60 044 10 Relief Fire Insurance Co. 50 131K 20 Broadway Fire Insurance Co... 25 1214 ‘The busivess at the Sub-Treasury today was as fol- tows — eoeipts for customs Receipts for government joan Total receipts. *aymente.. Saiance ‘An error occurred in this column yesterday, by which we wore made to place the value of the paper dollar (at che estimate of 168) at seventy-two instead of fifty uive cents. The context showed that the jatter was meant, Stock Exchange. 187, 000 2,858,827 pt. 15—10 30 A, 1) sheConCoalco ofMd” Gi “8 NY = BR..... 125% 30 125% “ 000 0. cease Ae fun) Oto 68. 1886... L335 {i000 Onto & Mise eer: : » * 5° 1 N15 LT 137 exw int ot | Gal & Chie 24 tm, Yow Nd Gontral 2a for0 Pitts, Pew achat 80 Pitt 403) Che A tot 108) Maripowe iat a b f Pa.e Sire cow 11174 b + ea "OR AD tit i yreer., MY THe Tt in Hing Jon) Mise uri 6's io 20 Obio & Mins cor Bi c aid Tine M9 disses aa * bid ON 0 stich 8 4 iad’ NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1864. £5000 Americno Boi 228% 500 ioe NS Cen) B 126 00 4 126% « 110) Clew «1 ey uk ‘Coa pret 5 10 do. rn 64 G00 Chic & NW pref?’ 8s 108%4 4U Chic & RET RR... ‘o OOM 300 do... iO LUT 60 ‘yno tue Tivo Pies PWR Gite, 108 ’ CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. TuvrspaY, Sept. 15—6 P. M. Asnes.—Rece'pts, 35 bbis, Market inactive and prices Bomipal. Breapervrrs —Receipts, 2,438 bbis. four, 238 bbis. and 815 bags corn meal, 66 Busbels wheat, 375 do. corn, 273 do. rye, 24,560 do, oats, and 126 do. mait. The market was again Sc. a 10c. better on the low grades, owing to the prucity of supplies and slight rally in the quotation for gold. The demand, bowever, was quite light and con- Bvod to the wants of the home trade, there being no mar- s nop shipments. Salea, 11,000 bbis. State and Western, 1,600 bbls, Southern, and 600 bb: In rye flour and corn meat Were was ouly a jobbing trade with We quote:— our range, +-$9 700 9 95 +10 10-010 40 Choice State... Common to me Extra round hoop Obie Western trade brands Extra St. Louia, Common souther Fancy aod extra do. Common Canadian . Good to choice und Rye flour, supertin Corn meal, bois... Corn m in ocean freights and slight improvement in excha ge facilitating shipments, and spring samples were 2c, dearer, ‘The supplies continue extremely light, .and Pr ces are quite irregular, and to @ considerable extent Dominal, Sales 85.000 bushes at $2 08 a$2 18 for Oni- cago spring, $2 10a $210 for Milwaukee club, $2 20 a $2 25 for umber spring. $2.18 a $2 31 for winter red Western—the inside price for very poor; $231 a $2 26 for amber Michivan— he lat aD extreme price—and 50 for white Michican. was nominally $1 (5, bh a small parcel was reported at a much higher ae The corn market was dull and unsettied, with sales of two loads, together 13,000 bushels. at $1 624 a $1 63 (or Wesiern mixed, and & small parcel high mixed at$165. Barley was quiet, with sales of 600 bushels ew crop State at $2 25. Oats were dull at 88c, a 90c.— tne latier, however, au extreme price, Correr.—Ibe market continued very quiet, and we ye. only to pote sales of 160 bags Rio and Laguayra at ee. Corton,—The demand was very light, and ‘the quota- tions are entirely nominal; sales 150 bales. We quote:— Upla Horiddg — Stobile. N.OWd 7. Ordinary 164 164 165 165 Middiing 178 173 179 180 +180 180 181 182 jower and very dull, To Liverpool, by engagements include 25,000 bushels Se + ip bulk and bags: 30 tons tallow, lis, and 150 bbis. heavy goods, 1s, 6d. per bbi.; b; American, asmali lot of flour, 9d., aud 50 tons heavy gud, 108 ; aod by steamer, 7,000 bushels wheat, 3d. 2.000 boxes cheese and 1,000 firkins butter, 408, To’ Bri tol, 100 bbls rosin, 258. per ton. To London, 50 tons heavy goods, 138. 6d. a 15s. A British bark was chartered to Liverpool. timber and spars, 328. 6d; a British bark to Hanoverian brig , in gold, or if from ‘Matamoros 10 Liverpool, $2, aud a sbip to New Orleans ‘on private terms. Hops were in steady demand from consumers, and we notice sales of 150 bales at S2c. a S7c. for old, and 50c. @ 21, 1995,529 | Nobie 58c. for new. Movasses —The market still continues quiet, but there was no material change in prices; sales of 136 bbls. New Orleans at $1 128 $1 18, and at auction 100 bbls. sold at $la$l 03 Ona,—The market for linseed continued quiet and Prices were x trifle easier, Crude sperm and whale were without decided change. Perroikum.—Receipts, 2,868 bbfs. There was a fair demand tor both crade and’ refined for export under the favorable foreign news, but the demands of holders were considered too exorbitant by the shippers, who refused to buy exc’pt at 4c. for crude and 75c. for refined, in bond, while 47c. and 76c, were asked, ‘The sales were, . limited, comprising only about 3,500 bbis, de, at 46c. a 464¢c. on the spot, and 476. a 47 i¢c. for all the month, 2,500 do. refined, in bond, chiofly at 70c a 72c, for straw, and Tic for light straw'to white, bat in- cluding some small lots at 76c. ; 600 do. free at 85c. a 8T7c. Heozine was firm; 200 bbls., 60a 63 gravity, sold at Bic. a 52%. lard and 11 do cut e FINANCIAM. NITED STATES SEVED N N-THIRTY LOAN. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that subscrip- three years from August 15, 1604, with semi-annual interest at the rate of seven and three tenths per cent per annum— principal and imterest both to be paid in lawful money’ ‘These notes will be convertibie, at the option of the holder at maturity, into six per ceat gold bearing bonds, payable not leas than five nor more than twenty yoars from their date, as the government may vloct. They will be issued in denominations of $80, $200, 8200, $1,000 and $5,000, and all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some multiple of Atty doltars, Te 4 ing deposits subsequent to that date must pay the interest accrued from date of note to date of deposit, Parties depositing twenty-Gve thousand dollars and up- warda for these notes at any one time will be allowed a com mission of one quarter of one per cent, SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN, It a National Savings Bank, offering a higher rate of in- terest than any other, and the best security. Any savings bank which pays its depositors in United States Notes con- siders that it is paying in the beg olrculating medium of the country; and it cannot pay in anything bettor, for its own ‘assets are either in government securities, or in notes or bonds payable in government paper. CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT 5.2 GOLD BOND. In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes for three years, this priv ilege of conversion is now worth about three percent per annum: for the current rato for 520 bonds is not less than nine per cent premium, and before the war the premium on six percent United States stock was over twenty per cent. “Je will be seen that the actual profit on this loan, at the prosent market rate, is not tess than ton per cent per annum, JTS EXKMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TaX ATION. a But, aside from all the advantages we'have enumerated fa special act of Congress exempts all bonds and Treasury notes from local taxation. On the average, this exemption is worth about two per cent per annum, according to the rate of taxation in various partsof the country. It ta belicved that no securities offer se great inducements to lenders as those issued by the government, In all other forms of “indebtedness the faith er ability of private parties, or gtock companies, oF separate communities, only, is pledg- ed for payment, while the whole property of the country is held to secure the discharge of all the obligations of the United States. SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the ‘Assistant. Treasurer of the United States, corner of Wal and Waceau streets, First National Bank of Now York, No, 4 Wall street. Second National Bamk of New York, Twenty-third streot | falelé| and Breadway Si ‘Third National Bank of New York, No. 5 Nassau street. Fourth National Bank of New York, 27 and 29 Pine atreet. Fifth National Bank of New York, 338 Third avenue. Sixth National Bank of New York, Sixth avenue and Broadway. lai Provisions.—Receipta, 94 bbis. meats. The pork market was a trifle firmer and rather more active, with sales of 6,000 bbis. at $40 a $41 for oid mess, $42 62% » $43 (or new do, closing at $42 62% a $42 75; $38 50s $39 50 for prime aud $42 a $43 for prime moss. The bee! market was less active. but prices were without essential change. Sales 100 bbls at $12 a $15 for country mess, $9 or country prime, $16 50a $19 for repacked mess, and $21 & $25 for extra do. Prime mess beef was dull, and in the a © sales prices are nominal. Cut’ meats were in quest at lhc. a 180. for shoulders, and 18¢.a 19c. for Dims. with sales of 300 pkgs. Bacon was dull and nomi- pal. The lard market wae firmer, with ratber more doing: sales 4,900 bbis, at 23¢c, a 24%;¢.—the latter «no ex seme price. niso *0) bols, for S ptember, buye ’s option, at 24340. Butter was quiet at 450. a 48¢ for Ob\o and 480, a S4c. for State. Cheese was in steady de- m Dd at 19¢. a 27 3,0. for common to prime. oan ® remained inactive Svaar.—lbe market for raw was quiet, and we ouly to n tes les of 125 Log Cuba nt 20%c. a 22c., 75 Doxer dat aie and 25 hhds. Porto Rico at 29%c. Refived was quit, ‘34c. for so’t wl sc. ‘or soft yellow! 86 bhds. Cuba brought 17X%c a 19c. Tartow was firm, with @ moderate inquity, Sales 84,000 ibs., at 18c. a 19¢. for common to prime, Warexey —Receipts, 207 bbls, Market very firm and in‘ sellers’ favor. Sales 1,000 bbis. at $1 80 a$1 8134, chiefly at $1 81, for Western. #INANCIAL. CANADA coprer soc A. LIMITED NUMBER Jf wbaresof the St. Margaret Copper Mining Company stock is offered, for a working capital, at $250 per abare; par value $50 q For particulars apply’ at the ollie of the company, 62 William street, New Yor é HENRY KING, President, Epwarn B ‘Surtox, Secre Dieter NOTICE.—THE TRUSTE Kn ekerbocker Petroleum Company. Stephen Croweil, President, have deciared a dividend of one per cent on the capital stock, free of government tax. payable on the ith instant, at thi of the bankers, Messrs Schuchardt & Gebbar. street. = FRED, SCHUCHARDT Naw Youn, Sept. 14. 154. Treasurer, Dryer. NOTICE.—THE TRUSTEES OF THE Manhattan Petroleum Company: Grant, Bxq., Premdent, have declared a dividend o ‘tee por cent on the expttal stack. payanie, on the 19th inat. at the office of the company. Empire Buildings, No. 71 Broadway, room No, 45, second floor. : JOHN C, HENDERSON, Treasurer. Naw Your, Sept. 15. 1864 BW YORK, SEPT. 13 1864—THE TRUSTEES or the day declared stock (par valne $10 per sh the company for the mont we ¢ company, 40 Broad street, on saa C.K. SRIFFIN, Secretary. FFICE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. Wiliam street. = New Yonx, Sept. 2, 1964 The annual meeting of the stockholders of this Company will be held on the Ist Monday of Uctover, at the olive of the company, 13 William street, New York. a ll o'clock A. M., forthe transsction o such busin may come be- fore the meeting.» DIX, President. H. V. Poor. Secretary ce cacaaatama 88 JOHN A. RICHARDS KINGSLAND, % PINE STREET, NEW TORK, HAS FOR BALE THE FOLLOWING OIL STOCKS. SEPTEMBER DIVIDENDS ‘as follor train Oil Company, BND, 2 P&H CENT. 25th to: Bhi M+ im On Com bes a nati ky eran ae tates Petroleam Uti Gom| bi ‘DIVIDEND, 2 Conseisdatel Petroleum Off Company, 8 Petroleum Ont Goma eum 0 Nees Pe TT TVIDEND, 2, PER ont. Enicxerbocker By ie yy Ol Com) ps Nv, PERCH CENT. Manh: et ote One nae pare zi Oy oom OPER CENT. OM Company, IDEND, 1 YER CENT. A lemnany ‘Petroleum Companp Buctianan Pari, 40 Eighth National Bank of New York, 650 Broadway. Ninth Nationa! Bank of New York, 363 Broadway. Tenth National Bank of New York, 240 Broadway. Central Nationa! Bapk of New York, 71 Duane street. National Exchange Bank of New York, 16 Greenwich street, wg And by all National Banks which are depositaries of public money, and cama ALL RESPECTABLE WANES AND BANKERS Rrero oan yeN eraeen, ad have i 1G throughout the country will give further information and AFFORD EVERE PAGILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. ree! Rew York bald" Bence mm beisnued wader the authority, of'the law passed F 1964, and, under a, regulation of the Bonrd a Supervisors’ adopted July 23, tion is with subscribers to have them run for ‘Cither ten, fifteen or twent; HE GOULD bes declared foot in gold, stock Tecisiered ‘Nor dividen She Ah instant, essexchange, by LEBS & WALLER ofivee Vine street “NeW ‘Youn, "September 7, 1866 ANSFER AGENCY —TUE OPHIR SILV Ra MINING ‘Company. of San Francisco, bas estab: in New York cliy for the transfer of stock dividen: Sk WA Transfer Agents, offices $3 Fine street. New Your, Sept & 1864 “COP! ARTN ERSHIP. A OENTLE A AN, THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED WiTtt business, desires to invest a apitol of about $10,(00 In commercia! ‘house of good standing, where bis abiities would be of some service, or to buy upany profitadle busi- ness. Address A. P. D., Herald oifice. COPARTNERSHIP “ONE-HALF INTEREST 18 OF- J fere\ to a party (with $5,000 or $10.00)), of execntive Dasiness ability, to assist in mannfactur ng articles secured by patent; profits and demand large. This is an opyortu- nity seldom offered inan established business Kest of ereronces given and required Address for ome week orge: Howe & Co. 4 0 ARTN) WANTED—BY A MANO FACTURER, TO eH A small and useful machine that is needed in every family. Energetic mem with small capital can make from $10) to $20 per month, u nee the machine, or ad- dress J. D.. dennis ARTN WANTE N NEI D triows man, with ‘pio or smn, may call and examine a best, honorable and proiitable business, at 638 Broadway, room No. 10. ANTED—A PARTNER IN A LUORATIVE, RE- spectable. wholessie manufacturing cash busi nees. A rare for parties with smi pital tor alize & real prot $15,000 to $20,000 a ‘Apply to 11,126,265 | wit be vanced on all stocka puretased on or before the $3800. rem, HIGL, rite ‘Obrysie! street, first for, TR. S350 A PARTNER, WILL BE TAKEN OR Doe rest sold for $380. in a Mannfacturing bu: without any risk; unlimited demand and ine provite Gall at 39 Walker street, up stairs, between 12 600. —OCOPARTNERSHIP.—36%0. S00—A youn man with és hundred dollars may hav ion immediately in @ legitimate estab- ished business down town; one who is activa. enercetie, Intelligent and a good peaman. and whose ages less than twenty dive fears prec lary $1,000, For interview address box 4,820 New York Post ofte. —A PARTNER WANTED, IN A FIR! pleasant, in Sah and ‘money 208 Broadway, $1. 000. “=AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY as apenas Dusiness just suited tothe times and hoarding up «; only needs to be seen to be appreciated oir at 599 Broadway, room 83, front. BBO. PARTNER WANTED. TO PURCHASE + the half interes f a retiring The Put operation eight years, Nous but Fellable parties need fi 0 a in ponoeae Feapond, Address bot 4.708 Post offon. prior $10.00 0. anZARINER WANTED, RITNER $10 10 carry omn cash cloth business. One third o ey eee will be allowed for its use. Address W. B., $10, 000 <WANTRD, A BUSING: with ectTom, 88.000 to $10,000, to equally rtiser In some paying manufacturing ‘vastness, station ©, New York. SPECIAL | NOTICE W.-—SRE ADVERTISEMENT O i MYSTERIRG IN 1 a ayorne ( + “Medical” column, It is jast the book you wank ber OTIOHI—-THE PUBLIC ARE ft WARNED fot to negotiate the following Uiree notes, lost or mix tre now c above o oy @riginal eubsertptions carried drawn by Joua A, Griiith + Oo. to their own order, tor andendorsed by them, on Saptember 2 avd oy the pane day matied to Mesara, Garrett "lark & Co, New Yorks bat BUANING not having been received by them sent, mabe stopped :—One dated Balt more, Adgyet 184, five CENTRAL PL athe for $3.00 one date! Baltin A. gust 0 1864, ‘month $2,/09;_ one Anted Heitinore Avast 19 arantes _ © 185 41. Total, $7,258 1, Paya bie at the Union AH OFS. Bartimons, Sept. 18 1864. JOHN A ORIVIITH & 6O DEN COAL AND OIL COME ING COMY. e Ba 1, VENANC oO Coumry, Capita’ Stock $5,000,000, Tn ®uaces of $5 eagh par value, Subscription price $1 per suarce conten about 6,400 aorer, Om the Alleghany He oreupia ock ine and Mor Gre: for thelr Imrmen ply of off lies of 0: ption books, be obiained at the ufliee Codar siicon Pa CO Oe as | py y epee Hy age belug suOk Wika great vigor and | is of limited means unsur. | paraet NOTICE. public are notified and cautioned not to bar ‘acture or in amy Way to infringe tpou me bie Neck Scarfa or Ties, patenied Deo, 2, Tight from me to do so, reone 10 this City Are selling & aoxet npoR whieb "Prince of Wales Ring tari” and Unique F soars Rod is marke Beart. These scar which have the adjusting fra p any way dealia Pit'S. SARONI, No. 6, Barclay street Dated New Yoon Bept 12, 1806 MBETINGS OF THE ITE DR a Me a By Sir Bower oa Fhccetay a (ni attendance at me Tatham Davey, Seoretary. De x WAMAERS ia THR vara BR MATHEW U. BR, crpet, this Mena fee to niiena eral of a By order of Tinorar Le Lrncu, Recor: tions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes, payable As the notes draw interest from August 15, persons mak: | owe SALES aT AUCTION, oN OTION NOTICE, —D. D, GAULKINS, AUCTIONERR, To pureha-ers of really frat o ans costly Furniture. neh Fre Pies aod Mirrors, au- Perbiy carved rosewood Vane: Sliver THIS Dav. (Pit DAY), Saér. at the reataenice 18 West Fourteenth street, nesr Eighth Dhpotoock A. Me rain or shine. jy The ale comprizes vome of the riches: aid moat elaborate, ly carvs arior Burnt ‘over olfere pubite auction, | and to be sold without any reserve, An examination will | Well repay intending bu ers. Parlors contain tarve elegant full Su! Jor Furniture, fu rich colored brocade and satin; Kiaseres, aplendid and costly Fatiaa Ornaments, rich OS \(RONLFICENT, ROSEWOOD PIANOFOBTE, ‘tool and Cover, an elegant tustrument, with round compere, beaatifally carved less and case, all moderna improvements. ‘Also 0 ma.vnidoens collection of rare Paintings rosewood | Turkish 9 Chairs, in fine reos; rosewood Centre and ‘abies, riculy carved Siue marble top 1 © de 's, in rosewood and mahogany: Burcaus, Washstands Sofa Beds in fine haircioth j reese from 40 to SY pounds, in condit! Hoo Fureuure, Soaaating of fine oak bsxter Dining Table, oak Arm Chairs, Silver Ware, rich (bina. ivory kad shwer Cutlery, Borkm, Spoona, 4c, with heavy Cut and ingraved Glassware ef every ( escription, Carmen im attendance to cart, pack or ship goods for pur- opasers. 2, BURNHAM, ‘AUCTIONEER, «| -MAGNIFICKNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Funoforte, Paintings, Statuary, Bronzes, Mirrors, Bily Wa AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ‘On THIS DAY, FRIDAY, ‘At the elegant residen 44 West Sixicenth street. {ween Hien aud Sixth trentes. sale commencing at 10 Cuivck. Drawing Rooms<Pwo. fail Sults, covered wit brocatel:. Veivet Medaliton Carpets, Brocade and Lace Cur- tulus, ttageres. Bookcase, Vases, Bronze Statuary, Centie Taber, Oxi alee by eminent artists; ‘and Mantel ‘ noforte, rr ext instru. Washstan: Sheets, ai Bolas, Sone fr) rvante’ Apartments, 3 ties withing Uo attend this wale take Fifth oF Sixth avenue cars or -tages trom the Astor. SL Nicholas or Metropollian Hotel, leaving at Sixwenth strect, near the house. conor Lee LARGE SA! NIFACENT PoustHOLD FURNITERE, By B. Romi, pestty ‘An extraordi for housekeepers and the trade. ‘This (Friday) st o'clock precisely, at the glezant residence, 119 Clintos place, Eighth street, ind Bixth avenues, con- " Biking os bunaaome’ Beusscle and tugrain Carpets, throe elegant Parior Suits, covered tp brocatel aud reps; rose- wood Ktazere, marble top Centre and Pier Tables, Lace Curtain, ine Oil Paintings, Bronze Clock. rich Vases. Par- Jor Ornaments, Turkish Easy Chairs, Lounges and Kecep- tion Chairs, Corner 3t MAGALY iu NI "gOseWwooD PIANOYORTE, D COVER: COST $150: Rosewood Brdeteada, Bureaus Washaands, ‘Spring and Hair Mattresses, Biaakete, Beds, Chairs, Bed ‘Lounges. 80+ fas, Kockers, Mirrors, Ciocks, Extension Tables, China, Glass and Silver Ware, ‘raoe Gauory. 40. Bale posi- tive. UOTION SALE OF Tite LIQUORS nd CHAMPA 8 HERMAN & CO., Auctioncers, sell this, day (Friday), Sept. 16, at 1034 o-clook, at the aalesroom, 22 barrels Crowe's extra old Bourbon Wh 6 barreis, Marshal & Cutler's choice aa and Bye Whiskey. 65 caska tmported and domestic Brandies. Fiore and. bar Gin, Jamaica Rum, Port and Sherry rre| Wines, a large lot other Liquors, Begurs ‘Tobacco, dc. Aiso 140 baskets and cases Champagne, Horse, Wagon and Har- hes, one large Giage Case. two Healer ¥c., being the entire stock of a wholesale deaier. Sale positive. verioy NOTICE, LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALES OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, THIS DAY AND TO-MORRO + CERIBAY AND SATURDAY), TEMBER 16 AND 17. t STEAM we. LY 32 X RPOOL ‘TOUCHING At ieenstown, (Cor! . erpool, York and Pottadelph line), corvving Py] Ode built iron maahipe ae follows: Crt OF WASHINGTON, SA AY, SEPTEMBER 17. CITY OF MANOHESTE: BATURDAY. SEPTEM REL 24. CITY OF LONDON. URDAY, OCTOBER 1 oon, from pier 44 North and overs succeeding Saturday. Payetie tn olde tn eat fet curren: m Or (ts eqiivaient tb First Cablans ss 880 “Bisorage r a it Cabin, $75 From. Liverpool ‘or, Queenstown: ‘Those who wish Yo vend Tor and $105, Steerage, $30 friends cin buy tickels here at these rates. se steamers have superior accommodations for rs. are strongly builtin water tight tron sec’ carry patent fire annihilaters. Experienced Surgeon attached the aor Mees bo WinataM formation apply tn Live 0 Water Miroet; tn Glasgow 1a A LEX, OLM Enoch siuare: in D> SEYMOUR y CO, ; ia London to. William * Paris to JULES DEW % 1 Rue Notre Dame des Victoires, Place ae. la. i: Philadetphia to JOHN G. DALE, 11 Walnut st the Company's Offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL mail steamships, between New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork harbor: and between Boston and Liverpool, a at Halifex and Cork harbor. UROPA leaves Boston Wednesday. September 14, ye \ New: York Wednesday, ptember 21. a7 Oka a s jeaves Boston Wednesda: PROM NOSTON 0. LivERFOOt Chief cabin passage... Second cabin passage payable in gold or its equivaient in’ United States currency, Berths not secured until patd for, ‘An experienced surgeon on board. owuers of these shins will not be. accountable for spe aluables, unless bills of lading having the value expressed ai therefor, or freight or [s CUNARD, ), No, 4 Bowling Green. TOTICE.—THE STEAMSHIP ATALAN?A WILL leave pier No. 21 North river on Saturday, eptember 24. ata. M. precisely, for Leadon direct To be followed ‘by the steamship Bellona. THE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM- pany will despatch semi-monthly thelr new and first Claes British iron steamships CELLA, BELLONA, ATA. LANTA, IOWA, INDIANA and MANHATTAN, ench 3,000 tons burthen, between London and New York’ calling at Havre en the voyage bs able in, $65; favre, rst cabin, y to WHITNEY, 20: Broadway. ee freight apply at be Routh street. Advances made on merebandise consigned to the friends in Lowdon of the un- dersigned. These steamers connect at London with sieam- ere of the saine company for the Channel ports, Rotterdam, ‘Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Bordeaux, O Ben Gibraltar, Alexandria Smyrna, Constantinople and’ O HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Age ‘AIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRK M THE GENURAL TRANSTLANTIC COMPANY'S WL TC. SIDEWHEBL St STEAMSETPS. ake WEEN The first five splendid ensels intended te be put upon this favorite route for the Continent are the following: — WASHINGTON, 3.20 900 horse power. 900 horse power, 900 horse power 900 horae power. . + ji:100 horse power. Uniil the completion of the ¢ service will performed by the WASHINGTON, A, Dechecas; LAFAY- ETTR, A. Bocande. as foliows: FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE. Catalogues ready Sh mocnlng of cach day's aale. . Wal. TOPPING & CO.. auctioneers, ee esta. ian October. Nos. Vand I’ Park place wid a oTOn. R Bovenber, Ee een, Beene incicnn $13 An Jag SMITH, A COTONERE. WIL, ERLE THis | Second cabin, inoluding table wis . toe ‘at li o'clock, at No. wat place’( Ninth ‘Medical attendance free of charge,- treat)“ htiween Second aad Third aveouen one Piano, of For freight or cen sp.eadid tone and fraish; cost $401; three Parlor Suits, rose. Pa CORGE MACKENZIE, Agent. wood and mahogany; Bedroom Suits, Rockers, Lookia No. 7 Broadway, New York. ui maple mObaire, "Tables, heieeny al id overpining that firat c} ‘belongs'to .—-SfEAM ENGINES, BOILERS PULLEYS, 4c.—W. A. CARTER will sell, Friday, Sept. 16, at 104 o'clock, at 117 Liberty street, near Greenwich, 10 and 40 horse Bugines, 2 Steam oilers. lot ef Pulleys, from € t0 62 inches; lot of Wrougit and Gast Scr Furaiture, 4. Depesite required. Catalog . A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 62 WILLIAM BH G4) Onno ain HORSES, Wagons, &c, COOKE will seli this day Grlday), tne 16th laws iat orclock 1m front of, salearoom. 16 Dey street, near Broadway, bay Horse “'Pet;" fine farnily Boom: Warranted in every particular. ‘Aire ‘bay Mare, seven fast traveller; Buggy, Harness, Whip, &c. Becona ‘hand ‘hae! nt by ‘00d, Tombiinson & Ci aot SALE 0! R $14,000 nove oF |OUSBHOLD FURNITURE AND HOU: KEEPING ARTICLES. at the residence 182 West Twentr=nrst strest. near Seventh aud, thistFriday afternoon at 2 o'clock, For full particu- Tre eee catalogue at house. WIVES & CO, AUCTIONEERS —AALESROOM s 6168, Broadway: ton this day (Fri- Gay), ,Sepiomber 1 ne aagortment of sn Furniture, 5; cocaittagt in part of Hedateada, Bureaus, Wushstands, Commodes, Amoirs, Centre an Library Tables, Bnifets. Ktageres, te. Paftor, bi gad Dining Room Furnitare, Turkish Chairs an Becretary and Library Boo! &c.: also Co} Farlan Ficures, Vases, fe. Sea 2 Bg Suver Plave ‘warranted treble ‘on exhibi pihon d catalogues VES & co, WILL, 8 i THIS DAY, A 4. ). o'clock, at their store. 99 Liberty street, Horses, Fiages and Harness—Dark brown Horse, 8 'y; hands bigh, sound, kind and gentle in single or dou’ ness, and most perfect horse:’ also four Express Badgen three no top Bugxies, one Rockaway and two top AVID D. EGAN, PN i igehy gpiad nd SELL ON Peg beards, at 10% Gelock, ail the Furniture, Carpets, , Bedding. pit ‘Crockery. Giass, &c., eontained in story House, 157 Greene ‘street. Particulars in te- Tnocrow's papers DWARD SCHENCK, SECOND Ld ‘PUNNITURE CARPETS, MIR- RORS, Ac. Pith 16th inet. at 10% o'clock, at his sales- room, 60 Li removed for conven ence of sale-— Nelvet, Brussels and Tngrain Carpets: rosewood Parlor orte, Mirrors, mabovany and walout Chamber Furattore, Sots, Lounges, Chairs aud other Furniture, To be positively sold without reserve, 7 QOLTON, | Au AUCTIONEER —GENTREL HOUSE- | Lace Curtains, French Plate ables. Blankets, fate, Parlor (radar) ne a very Jectrd umsdrtment of Parlor, Dining Koo Basement Furoiture, from ® family removt Hf ii aoe 0. a ee 12 Boulevard 4. 3 \d Hotel. roWilliata Iselin & 0 es se Onpesi nes (Grand He ) __SHIPPIEG. Fs LIvERFOOU—TAPSCOTT's Puig oem at Faroe ipxpdk. Vey try oF dents availabe oF from the 0:4 County or ¢ acon bie raies, apply to TAPSOOFT ‘BAOTHENS & in any part of England £ ireland, Boot Fe LIVERPOOL —OLD BLACK STAR LINE —THB woe se sbi y CHANOBLLOS ant i 13a Geptember tbe tember. For passage seers pio & GUION, oFatto street, OR, LIVE RPOOL—oL! ‘D IN. F pe TERS eee PAR ARS Pa on pa board. f Beckman sirest to ROACH gk & COFFEY, Gd South sireek. OR, LIVERPOOL A AND ZONDON.—FOR LIVER: Verpor M x For Loudon, tne CORNELIUS GHISNREL on these Sepiember. ir passage apply te WILLIAMS & GUION, A Fulton: street OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA —KANGAROO Line—Neutral vessel.—The splendid y a LONE. on London, Lar nae will i 4 Geapaich. ‘Cen sccomuodate a Tew passengers in the cone, For terms of freight or passage ly to MAILLER, Lu! A QUERBAU, 108 Wall street ved USTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING TH 8. Maila—The fine AL Brititn clipper ship ROYAL SAXON, will said for Sydney, N. 3. W.. the 20am inst, Has superior accommodation for @ fae ore passen. gers. Shippers will please hand in their bills Inding with. out delay. Also, the Al Dutch clipper bark CHE 1 BON, Schwartz Master. is loading at Pier 9 Kast River, will sao cord the Levanter and have the usual prompt despated bourt direct. for Melbourne direg W. CAMERON, 88 Bearer street, = TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. News FORK AND HARLEM RATLROAI Traine tor Albany. Frey, pnd Sareion Springs, re ¥ i leave Twe ae connecting with, the Nort treet 10}g A. M. ISHING BANKS. —THE SEA GOING STEAMER VIRGINIA SEYMOUR will make trip to the Fishing Banks on Sunday. Sept. 1 refreshments on board. ee auipea street at 7! Fwentieth street. F- Rat 8 Spring mireet at 83. and R. at 9 o’clocl rT. J, SCOTT, POS! OFFICE NOTICE. te OST OFFICE NOTICE. THE MAILS FOR GREAT Britain and the Cont via Southampton and Ham- burg, per steumer “Germania” will close at 1! o'clock A. M. and ‘the mails for Ireland, via Queenstown per steamer “Clty of Washington,” will clove sf 10% A. M.; at this often, 7th day of September, and at the up towm Stations A and B—9% A. M Btations C and D. A.M. 45.4 6: A. ABRAM WAKEMAN, Postmaster, IN STRUOTION. AT TOWNSEND'S COMMERCIAL ACADBMY, 300 Bowery, below Houston street, studeptwof both sexes receive thorough and practical Instruction in Bookkeeping, Writing, Aritnmetic. Algebra, Reading, Spelling, Grammar, French, German, Spanish, Latin joel [person sopee ly taught, ate Instruction moderate, FRENCH LADY, WHO HAS HAD LONG EXPR- rience in teaching the French language, history, geo raphy. arithmetic, vocal music and the piano, desires to ive lessons in schools or private families. The best refers ence can be given, Address Mme. De Hredentual, station D, New York city. ‘A youNe LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TRACHING, desires enzagements as visiting governess. Dox 1,892 Pest office. LL BOYS PREPARED ¥OR BUSINESS AT DOL A Be kRis commercial Academy, 60) Broatway become quick a¢ Sigares, rapid business writers and practica. booke ‘hey can obtain good situations in stores, offices banks. Gentleman can secure private room: “LL BAD WRITERS, LADIES INCLUDED, HAVING friends in the army or navy. should avail themselves of PAINK'S cheap Writing Lessons.}62 Bowery, and 233 Fal ton street, Brookirn, “Bookkeeping, |W niin Arithmetie, Navigatiog, Geometry, Algebra, de, taug i day and. evee: ing, Priees reduced. BE HAMBURG AMERICAN mageey COMPANY'S T IRON MATL STEAMSE) GERMANTA “Au SLA. ea BA. ‘Sept, 21, 1864. ‘Oct. “fama rg ioe. foot of Third’ sireet, taxing passengers far Hamburg, Havre, London and South: ampten at abe, following rates: —Fiewt cabin, $105; second cabin, $52 00; steerage, $87 50, payable in gold or its equiv- ae freight apply to KUNHARDT & CO., 465 Exchange a apply to C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 181 Netionat sx STEAM NAVIGATION oan. UE bbe I AND LIVERPOOL, From pier 47 North cry Pal LE en Saturday. September 24 oe eis, x turday, October 8. “ey payable im currency. For passage apply. PPL ILLTAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. NOHOR LINB.—STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLAS. Dublin, Belfast and Yondgnierry —The fine, sailing AT Clyde built steamship CALEDONCA. Sepia Craig. is intended to sail on. eBaturdaye September 17, steamship is fitted in neporeyed eantet lusare t rt aad safety of ‘passenzera, Rates ef parsage, 1m. eluding an abundant supply of well cooked provisions, Saloon Cabin B20 Intermediate. Bteerace. 100 Payable In United Siaies currency. Ai FRANCIS McDONALD a 0, | ae Green. 32 YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATIO! peverness, to instruct amail children in the brauche: also'music if required, where, beside board, @ small compensation would be suteignt: 0 nore for the cumiorta of a yood home, Address H. B. ot » box 13) Herald A desires a situation ina private family to teach the Bi lish branches, v1 and instrumental music and _ + can furnish the best reference, Address 0. ¥. Harper, Brooklyn Post oftice, A YOUNG LADY. OF THE HIGHEST RESPKOTA- Ditty, would like a situation as nursery governess oF companion toa lady; is capable of teaching the rudiments of music. "No objection to travel nor to wolng In the coum try. Best references, Address R, W., 32 Weat 3/th at, SPANISH LADY WOULD LIKE A FEW MORE pupils in her language, Apply a a3! Bast Fourth street A YOUNG LADY, QUALIFIED TO TRAOH THR BQ. lish branches, French and the rudiments of musts, desires s situntion as day ay governess in or within th Haven | Fallroad HARLIER #1 FRENCH INSTITUTE. ‘and $V East Twenty-fourth street. wm reopen ym Hectanber 3, Beording, and, Day Scheel a rement; pupils prepared tor college, “Ca Sik the Bar: hoot, Thi nary, school, The, prosyecti of A aang Nal YOUNG LADY, AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, hoot for th ine, Parents past nine yearn green FROM VAND | TO et cael AND LIVER- CUNARD LINE. From New York, $45, currency; to New York, $30, gold or equivalent ia caren fednesday, September 28, DON. LT MEUS. Wednesday, October 12, re apply WILLIAMS & GUYON, 29 Broadway. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STEAMSHIP AMERICA, H. Wessels commander, earryio py States peel, will fom from the Bremen pier, foot St SATURDAY, Sept. 24, at 12 o'clock M., BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, Takis ng Nf paaaen, rs to LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHA: MPTON AND er pone ee payable in gold or its equivalent i pe the first cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 50; steerage, ‘The Amerion wil! be followed by the BREMEN, Oct. 8, palais sa. OELRICHS & CO., 68 Broad street. fHE MONTREAL Wt ag STRAMSHIP COMPANT'S Ln dn eR bt A ) rafts on pwane, CUTLERY AND FANoY goons, Nation: hank, payasie al te branches in Rogland and THIS DAY, FR: DAY, Sept. Ireland. 3 At 1036 o'clock, at our salesrom 55, bectiann street, 9: HALSEY & CO., Aucioueers. | FURR Y D. MI ERVILLE NER, AUCTIONERR.—MINER & SOM- will sell, on Saturday, Sept. 17, sa'esroom, 37 Naseam street. opposite the Post 0% rai assortment of Household Furniture. consisting wood and other Suits, Bedsteads, Bedding, Bookcases, &c, LJEHAUER & CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEERS, NOS. 14 Ld Murray etree! J Park pace, wilt sell this morning is) £¢ pidoes of Grex de Rhine, 18) Stn ef Clothing. 1) cases "of Domestic. Gade, 1'0 camon * Boots and Shoes, 20) ‘ete of Germantown Goods, 200 love of Fancy Goods, Also an invoice of Skirt Material. ORTGAGE SALE.—RICHARD WALTERS. | AUG- tioneer, will sell, on Saturday, Sept. 17, by virtue of & chattel mortgage, at 124 and 126 Bast Fitters street, o0€ Locomotive Boiler. four Carding Machines, one ‘Furnace. one Washing Machine, one Drying lot of Shaft form Sea\ JOUN RWART, Attorney for Mortgages. m BALE.—JAM. BS ad AW NE ROKER'S ‘toner, will sell at his store, vy Ie clock, 400 lots of unredead 3) Delain ihawls, 8! Sheets, "tee This ss ra worthy the at. order of B. Cohn & Ce., wy Wool Table Groth tention of dealers and others. By late Pecare & Co., 197 Grand street. ly toSABBL & SEARL! Netter _— Brose way, D STATES MAIL LINB-FOR CALIFORNT, ‘United States war steamer chronghont the. Atiat commencing Sev- tember 3, 1864. The follow! side-whee! steam. none be despatched at noo: 3, North ember 23—OCEAN ¢ UERN, Seabury. “eepeat 3—NORTH 8' Jones, Qotaber 18—COSTA RICA. Tinklepaugh. For freight or ‘apply to, “es No. 5 Bowling Greet POSITION LINE. Oo": ENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY. Short roule to Calitornia, Noo TEA MICARAGUAL™ fo charge tor mesis ou the @ Mahe wee and elegant Reamenip SOLDER RULE, D, 8. Babcock LEAVES OX saTURDAY eri 24, From pler 39, Worth river. foot of Warre Es ged For passage a) 177 Wen ra corner of W: D.¥. carl INGTON, Agent. OR HAVANA. REGULAR WRERLY a LINE. The sriendid of side wheel steam: Cay Pog Sa Tan AG: pain J. J Tawreste, ree Fogg toes DAY, B B ouw Pda ‘OLUMBIA. in D. B. Barton. jast Broadway, of 36) lote of Men MORRO Ca: 8 ‘LB, Captain Richard Adams, and Women's Ci ty Bed Cloth ie, Roots, a shoes, and je, Captain Lawrence. will Jeave pier ‘other Goods Holz, No. 8 Sullivan street. Sp Wednesday, September ) 7. HAZELL, AUCTION BER. eae oar, PRIDAY. Seay at 10% o'clock, r naiesroom, HARDWARB AnD CUTLERY, SILVER Ro PLATED WARE, ita AND FOR! aloe CASTERS, CUPS, ac. Liverty street, 000 Dom eat! Gi akraannes, in fine order. Or oeae Pin Wage, i Auettoneers Liberty | srces. RB. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER,—MULLEDY & ROLLINS will ‘sell this. ay, at 2 o'clock, at 438 Canal treet, a large assortment of Mousehoid Furniture, Carpets, ao. Ss. & sett hora neath Furniture, On te, Ol cloths Hor Wi Beare. ede. ales secrete opus Dar, . AT 10 O'CLOOK, LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OP —— KS, DRESS GOODS, &i aL Aa, Wenvey OERMANTOW # guobs tion * NB, ou TAT URAPE COLLARS AND SETS. TRE my’ S@URMISNING doops, oa GENTLE: u A HOGARR, AUCTIONEERS, wrt SELL ON September 17, at 10g o'cloe! rth William street, a larg . consiating of Pai ir i 8 a ree rela amaze @ apply \o SPOFFORD, TILESTON Alt iettern must pass through the Post of aa for g ode must be brought in ‘ich the bills of The favoriie steamer Columbia, Captain Barton, A Seven’ Pe Eagle, and leave on Wednesday, October 6, at 3 cl R HATANA ANA DIRECT. F ed States Mail Btoamsh! ave Francie AP QAMOKE. as, Having deen ees ‘averhauie sad rented, will eave Blog IS Novih river, for Havana direct, on Monday, Sept. 19, No troightreaived 0 or bilie of Inding signed on the day of LIBERTY, Thomas W. come 43 North river, My the urday re ocaer as re wor pansage apply to =| Bae ee ‘acroshsts OR HAVANA DIRFOT=THR UNITED STATRS mail ateamsuip HAVANA, KR. pater 4 LS BY any Tor ihe bor For freight end pas nan ay; to hice, ABENcIO &00., 17 Broadway. DIR! Wane Wahod States mail steamship CREOLE, “Tivo, ; — Soha Th A LAROT AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT will leave pier i loc re river, New Srlesne direct, on _— Weanead ondary, Sept 21 2 at o'clock M. precisely. <7 No otiege ts Tosi bills of Iading signed on the day of OVEROOATINGS, Ahonts DOBSKINS, CASBI- it oF passage ERES, FANCY AND CHECKED te . Hy NEES PANCY AND CHECRED, 8 BnriN, FLAN Dua, ‘i HAINEREN & foci. tsa particular @tention of the ‘ven > “invited to the wale. LOCKWOOD BROR. SUPE REIL, 29 Murray an awn Warren sirveta,_ PE ee Mk W “aay tttorcicot a ts Gane“ et (Lt BELT, “Tate nitura, 40, of a large street, the entire Fur- FIREWORKS. HADFIBLD'S, % JOAN STREET, Lanterns, Torches, Rosrete, Roman Candies. GRORGR PARSONS, Agent FUL LADY, AOKD 17, OF GOOD STAND. sockety, soltells the aon: Ainiance of a geni w to 7: Gals on Mise Fisher, ‘Meo. ES aL e eee CA alll ESE Sir OE a nce A ean ee Sa SE CASRN SE Hn SS | Con} 32 jer, ‘Oriean direct, on nely. ed on the day of Ger will leave pier i. Met oy Cn og 16, at 3 o'clock P.M 0 Freig it received or bills of iading Fema meppery BINEKES & 00., Rin RW OI Toni Sat 115 Broadway, i” aber? "laa PM. The beg ty TA of Ted North river, 10 Baral A mead » Ho a hem FRENCH AND SPANISH BOARDING AMD DAY ACHO ARS, 224 Madi GLB, E Or ME, miay arian dressed i her peor oat dae ‘be promptly ans TRENCH AND SPANISH _ LANGUAGES. —WANTED, jtuation, as French and Spanish tea bh ither ine Tinie betoncice sarees ae . L., N. ¥. Herald office. school or in ® — ex Address hed for private tuition in Fi giais aux etrangera, oe, CLAS8 OPPORTUNITY.—WANTED, AN AO- complished iets. ‘to enter a Grat clase ienseent, fon fer ladies. Gi i advan’ fered, sepnttaentorae ans ora. ‘uence pupils; the iaiter ferred, oa the ndvertiner Bas Auapio manna, “Adaress fag box 150 Herald oftice, ro! i and Spanish spoken tat eeenees ‘ldge., LL BR. G. KOnIGSBERG. Is NOW Urge yd TO GIvB B diruotion ia, Painting, Draw Ivorytype. Separate roome for pl two weeks of instruction work will be given out, Cail af 713 Broadway. G. KONIGSBERO, — R. LESPINA ‘SE's FRENG INSTT OTR, ror? ‘Washington. 170th str ce fi foad, re ptember 12. French is the la cues the school; to Weel Spanish, German. preparstor eae street and ‘and Naval School. Circulars 913 Broadway. ie cdi, R. ROBERT GULDBECK'S CLASSES FOR 1 ftructien in the Theory of Mi day, the 34 of ‘At the rooms of Mensra. Stein Soni 7 Thang 73 Kast TPourteenth. street, where. Mr. Golde 1 Fecelve personal communications en Weduesdaye tnaSaturdaye from 3 0 6 P.M. Cireuiare at the. ma ren B-Mr. Goldbeck has’ resumed: Tnstraciou ‘RS. OGDEN HOFFMAN'S ae Lab ‘AND sights tng Boarding and Day Se th Weauewiay. ‘Fevtember 3 Bi H. will be Beptem Before that date levers om aos adiiressed ee above will be promptly answered. RS. SYLVANUS RERD'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH Day School for Young Ladies will oj ret, near Firth Av-aue on the ra. Poite ‘ond Mrs Fillmore, Mrs. Jamea W. Bi. Seward, Rev. and child: 198 tee FRENCH AND ENGLIsH sol M* for & limited sumber of 12 Union square, reopens Be; € pendlarcead giss YOUNG, Ai AND Pans MULLER WILL. RB mn thei 4 German Day Sehoei, ior Ma nal children: on Wednesday. Seyte meer |. 1864, at 25 Bast Fifteenth street. one door west of Uniow square fant ting the schol can be obtained oe at the room: ween the hours ef tamber 12, i ria id, ie Ww and 20. LEZIRUX, NO. 8) BAST Four. rivate lessons in French Literature Ineworie, Grammar aod Conversa sion ARLOR BOARDERS.—LADIFS OF fare received in a first ous lod Addr Zand 2 0 e\ock, Sep HIG 100 « hosle without OF 4&8 tencine: for pow erred, ab (he Natio and seminaries, charge. by join Teachers’ Inativuie, Sra LANGUAGR.—A NATIVE ak Tas to give lessoaa, either inc feference given, Addresx V. NIARD I8 oof privat oly bor halt Pea Ts Sraniat LAs ouage I 18 faveut Agn tos NORD LADY dlea’ sohool, clty, inter a uae Classical and 5 Sore All teachers who seal onitions should Baye American Rehoo! Inst tow fica torus, Jo W. BOHBREERHORN, Aen iar? 100 Grand seen, DARGING ‘ACADEMIES, I 4@ DANCING ACADEMIxE, A. bopw Roe ne Pi 4 Nee te J, 9, aires ook i Ae Ratorday. ‘Oowher lyn on Ti October & woman, ark, feo,, call for & cireular, RS Cc. 6. BT, ona acaprye, 3 Sehermernorn atrees, Keooklyn Cinssee for beginners are aow forming, Send for a ciremiar THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY If NOW ‘open for tue reception of pypils, oo Toesdaye and on Monday evening, . ‘ digi MHD Blocker bieges. he