The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1865, Page 2

"a 2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wapnespay, Sept. 6—6P. M. “The stock market was depressed and the fooling very tame. At the ten o'clock session of the ‘open board this morning Erie closed at the call at 87%, Reading 106%, Michigan Southern 6534, Cleveland and Pittsburg 71%, Rock Island 1093, Fort Wayne 97%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2844. At th first regu- lar board, however, there was an effort made to rally prices, and @ general improvement took place. New York Central closed 5; higher than at the second board yesterday, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Rock Island %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates %, Cumberland %. Hudson River, Northwestern and Quicksilver were un- changed. Erie was 1 per cent lower, Reading %, Prairie du Chien 3. Government securities were steady. ‘There was a sale of Merchants’ Bank stock at 109 and Central National at 10534. Atthe open board, at one o'clock, the market was steady, with the oxception of Erie, which was a % lower. At the second regular board there was a fractional advance in a portion of the list, Reading closed % higher than at the first board, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg }, Northwestern 3%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 3, New York ‘Contral was unchanged. Erie was } lower. Rock Island 3, Quicksilver 3. Government securities continued @teady, but dull. At the open board, at half-past three, the market was fnactive. Coupon five-twenties of the new issue sold at 106%, Erie 88%, Reading 10734, Michigan Southern 6%, Cloveland and Pittsburg 72%, Northwestern pre- ferred 635, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 29, Quicksilver 50%. Afterwards on the street the market ‘was lower. The petroleum stock market showed increased activity at the first board, and prices wore, on the whole, steady. ‘Watson closed 20c. higher than at the first board yester- day. Excelsior was 8c. lower, United States 20c. At the second board the market was inclined to heaviness, ‘Webstor closed at $1 73, Excelsior $1 21, Tack 44c., Buchanan Farm 71c., United States $27 85. The gold market showed great firmness, and there was ‘fan active demand for coin for immediate delivery, upon which the price was bid up from 1445, at the opening to 145. The closing quotation was 144%. The shipment of specie by the Persia amounted to $170,000. Foreign exchange was dull and bankers’ sterling at sixty days sold at 1093;. Tho money market continues easy at 5a6 per cent, Dut there are fewer transactions at the former rate, owing mainly to the increased demand for money. The diacount line employs a considerable amount of capital, and the best grade of commercial paper passes at seven per cent and the secured at 8 a 10. Although there is no possibility of monetary stringency, according to present indications, it is reasonable to presume that the supply of Joanable funds at this point will undergo some diminu- tion within a short time in consequence of remittances westward to move the crops and the general re-distribu- tion which follows government disbursements, But this will not be likely to interfere materially with the move- ments and purposes of the bull party in stocks. The de- cline in the market value of the latter to- day is due to natural causes. The floating crowd of profeasional operators which follows the lead of the Broad street clique has been on the “bull” side of the market since the Ketchum and Graham failure, and now it is practically what is called loaded up with them. Most of these stocks are held ata profit, and it is natural that there should be a disposition to sell among the holders. There are some parties, it is rumored, who have been “‘short’’ from the time of the fanic of August, and these are said to be in high glee over 4 prospective fallin the market; but it is well ‘remind thom of the importance of not counting thiir chickens before they are hatched. The ‘‘bears’? arojust a8 unscrupulous in serving their own ends as the “itis,” and unmitigated falsehoods aro as freely pro- muljated by the one party as the other. Deception isa gamaplayed by both, and such are the demoralizing in- fluengs of speculation that most speculators lie involun- tarily.. Some of those, even, whose business it is to speak te truth concerning matters with which they are acquained yield to the influence of cliques, and prosti- tuto thei opinions. A’case\f some interest to stock brokers has just been decided—tamely, that of Jaudon & Co. vs. Grey. The plaintiffs §ed.for five buadred dollars—the loss beyond five hundra@ dollars margin on ove bundred shares of Erie purchaed for defendant on 21st March, 1864, at 125%. The faintiffs sent a demand for more margin ‘and notice of ele in default to defendant's place of busi- ness, but he wi out of town at the time. He, however, yoturnod on Apt! 26, when the stock was selling at 117, but meanwhile be stock had been sold out at 108, The rage was submittéd to the jury after the Court made the following charge, and a verdict was returned for the plaintiffs for the ful amount claimed: — Fir—If the jury betieve that the defendant bought the atock for investinent and not for speculation, and the plaintiffs sold out the ame without proper notice, then the defendant must reover from plaintiffs his margin of ‘Second—The notice served at defendant's place of busi- nes during his absence is a sutficient notice, and de- fondant is bound by it, though not personally served. Third—It the jury believe that the defendant bought the stock on speculation, and with the understanding that he must keep his margin good, and defendant failed to do 80 when the stock declined, then plaintiffs were au- thorizod to sell out his stock at the public board, and the plaintiffs should recover full amount claimed. ‘Tho old La Crosse and Milwaukee suit is to come up again before the United States Circuit Court at Milwaukee noxt week, and some capitalist is wanted to advance the money to pay the part due interest on the second inet gage bonds to prevent the road from being sold The ‘amount to be paid is $450,000. There will thes femain ninety-five miles of branch road, well equip#ed, Subject to the following indebtedness ;— Mortgage bonds... Judgments (about). Balance due on the land grant moreguge. Total... occ ce ceee ee eeeeee —The last mentioned claim the Minnésota Company agsumed on the face of their mortgage, agd will be obliged to pay, it being the original company. The New York exports (exclusive of spece) for the weok ending September 5, and since the bainning of the year, compare as follows: — 42,200,000 300,000 surer in Boston, at the close of business September 2, was $9,211,615 68—an Increase of $620,823 3T as compared with the close of the preceding week. The following is 9 statement of deposits and coinage at the United States Mint for the month of August, 1865:— Gold deposits from all — fimetenaie including purchases. bie No. of Pieces. The following is astatement of the condition of the Philadelphia banks last week, a8 compared with the pre- vious week :— ae 008 400 38 sone 8 38,417/473. Manufacturing shares in Psa pat to bring high prices. The following are the present quotations of some of the more prosperous compames:—Franklin Manufac- turing Company 187, Hill 15334, Lawrence 950, and Washington Mills 16434; National Insurance Company sold at 50. The closing bids for manufacturing sharea were as follows:—Amoskeag 1,200, Appleton 1,100, At- lantic 100, Bates 160, Boott, 975, Chicopee 200, Cocheco 510, Dwight 600, Everett 183, Franklin Company 137, Great Falls 203, Hill 182, Lancaster Mitls 625, Lawrence 940, Lyman Mills 102, Manchester Print Works 1,600, Massachusetts Cotton 875, Naumkeag 1053, Portsmouth Steam 22c., Salisbury Mills 250, Suffolk 810, Tremont 900, Washington 163, York Company 1,200. The Acton copper mine of Canada, belonging to a Bos- ton corporation, was sold at auction in that city on Satur- day for twenty thousand three hundred and fifty dollars. The company was originally started with a capital of half a million dollars, divided into two hundred thousand shares of ten dollars anda half each. Like many of our petroleum swindles, it was immediately inflated, until the public was dragged into it at seven dollars per share, when it collapsed aud went down to almost nothing, and the fable of the spider and the fly was brought forcibly to the minds of the victims. Such will be the fate of nineteen-twenticths of the oil companies that have been organized within the last four years, with this difference, that the Acton Company paid to its stockholders ten cents on the dollar, while the petroleum concerns will not pay acent. ‘The receivers of the Vermont and Canada and Ver- mont Central railroads have petitioned the Chancellor of Vermont for authority to raise the sum of $700,000 by the issue of Canada stock or otherwise. Accompanying this petition was a statement by the trustees of the in- come and expenditures for the two years ending Juao 1, 1865, from which we make the following abstract :— Incomes for the year ending June 1, 1864..... . $1,227,807 Expenses during same time 940,843 Net balances. $286,963 Incomes for yea 1,434,631 Expenses first six months 1699, 201 Expenses second six mout! 566,000 Net balance. + $168,829 —Being less than the internal revenue on Vermont and Canada, amounting to $180,000. The Scranton Branch has been built already, costing $320,000, and will proba- bly cost $400,000, and money borrowed to build it and the amount of cost up to $320,000, given to the first mortgage bondholders in Canada stock, on condition of all suits being withdrawn. ‘The trustees now want about six hundred and eighty thousand dollars for new cars and for the construction of additional buildings, ‘The gross earnings of the Chicago aud Northwestern Railroad this year compares with tho receipts in 1864 as follows:— 1865. $535,675 481,164 506.290 467.710 568,903 727,193, 688,171 143,359 $4,718,465 sees 733,197 197,222 222 Total cel in ‘oigt MONTHS. ..... esse seers 1,521,243. Agere; sees Mr. E. B. Phillipy the Superintendent of the Boston and Worcester Rallrad, has resigned his position to ac- cept the presidency a tho Michigan Southern road, at a salary of $10,000 a yaar. cu The Boston, Hartfon! and Erie Railroad Company have suspended operations. ‘The printing of the fractional currency notes upon the new membrane paper has been temporarily suspended, on account of some disagreement between the inventor and the Treasury Department. Eventually, when a de- cision is arrivel at by the Secretary, the public will be supplied with 4 fractional currency the successful imita- tion of which Wil bafflo the skill of the oldest counter- feiter. It will b well nigh impossible to produce the paper outside of the Treasury building, and from its tex- ture and finish th least expert in money will be able to distinguish the geuine note. Not the loast among tho many excellences ot the new currency 18 the fact that it will wash. The coal dealer! of Boston have put up the price of coal in that city thireen dollars, The returns of the Bink of England for the week end- ing August 23 conpare With the statement of the pre- vious week as fdlows:— August 16. Auust 23, Government deposits. . .... £5,226,453 £5,582, 243 Other deposite,.+-.--+++ .. 14,962,747 14,714,585 Government securities. 19,384,20) 10,384,200 Other securities. . 5 21,413,929 Notes in eirculation 21,776,125 Specie ard bullion. 14,221,129 The return of the Bank of Frain: for the veek ending August 24 shows the following restits as comared with the previous account :—Increase—Cah, twelve ad two- f(ths millions; treasury balance, nine and one-lue mj). lions; notes, two millions. Decrease—Commerciab,jjjg, fourteen and one-fifth millions; advances, one-fifth 4. lion; current accounts, twelve and one-half millions. ‘There was no change at last dates in tho value of money in any of the principal cities of Europe. The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom of Great Britain amounted, tor the week ending the 19th of August, on 12,177 miles, to £745,891, and for the cor- responding week of last year, on 11,831 miles, to £712,807, showing an increase of 346 miles and of £33,494. ‘American securities were quoted in Loudon on the to sition SiS ae For the week..... $2,637,963 Prov. reported. ... 119,067,806 146,007,656 105,847,660 Pri —— Sinco January 1,.$121,085,327 $191,384,064 108,171,220 The New York saat compare a8 follows :— 1964. goods........ 1 oe, u8 $1,466,350 $2,803,411 Generel terse... sano sor aos ea an $3,408,252 $4, 708,000 weer ay, 1398 WwOlsTe sat ATM S74 Sineo January 1. .$722,003,084 $104,280, 780 $121, 850,443 ‘The froxi Boston for the week ending Septem- or 1 was $206,278, against $415,027 for the correspond, ing week in, 1904 ‘The value the foreign exports from the port of Bal- timore week was $67,406. ‘The Adantic Bank of Brooklyn will pay on the Ith inst, a surplus dividend of ten per cent. ‘The following national banks have been established in what were once the seceded States :— Nh Ala $1! ‘elma, “ Savannah, New Orleans, ‘Vicksburg, ‘Charlotte, 'N. -Knoxville, Ten! Nashville, Ten! -Nashville, Tenn. “Nashville, Tenn. a SSSSSSS5 3282333228223 bs es st 333833 33 st Richmond, Vi Richmond, Va 3555 3333 tt “Guarioiteeviile Bank [et Va. Lynchburg Bank... Lynchburg, V ‘total capital in rebel States ...... In Boston, on Tuesday, borrowers on stbstantial secu- rities could get all the money they wanted, with proper 26th ult, as follo Asurs.—Receipts, 21 packages. The market was quiet fiona Siam, Somer ee Breavsrurra.—Receipta, 6,349 bbls, four, 300 bags 18,410 bushels wheat, 46,883 do. flour market again ruled about 100. higher under ® fair speculative demand, closing less active but steady; the sales of State and Western flour comprised 14,000 bbls. at our revised quotations annexed. Southern flour was in fair demand and hi; ‘about 550 bbls, Canada flour was er; the sales were Hy 10¢. ©. betler for all rate; the sales aoe BO Rye flour was in licht request and un- stead; fe note sales of 750 $6 85a 7 45 Te 7 85 70a 800 785 a 8 35 8358 910 @ 20 4 11 00 40 » 10 60 10 0 a 14 00 780a 8 20 : m4 10 95 61 40a 5 we meal, Brand; 5 75 _ Corn meal, Brandywine, pr fue 00 —_ —The wheat market was Prather and prices again ruled 1c. higher for a while wintor was a trite lower. The sales om! 500 bushels, at for inferior amber Michian; $2 09 a $2 18 for meet i ber State; $1 60a $1 61 for amber Milwaukee; $1 58 for Milwaukee club; $1 55 a $1 58 for spring, and $2 bmp for common white Canada. The core market was The sales were abotut 90,000 bushels: at 85c. a 890. for gle ee and 90c. a 9Ic. for sound mixed Western. Oats were rather quiet and about 1c. lower. ‘The sales were at 56c a 57c., for Western. Ryo was quiet without noticeable chance. Barley and malt were noglected and prices entirely nominal. Corrox.—The market was fairly active, with a good inquiry for shipment; but the arrivals were more than sufficient for the requirements, and prices were only steady. The sales comprised 3,000 bales. We quote:— Upland. = bases SN. O.aT. Ordinary. 35 36 Middling. +43 % 48% rd Good middling....... 44 45 Correx.—The market was active and es eay at yesterday's quotations. Frorr.—The market remains steady for all descrip- tions of both foreign and domestic, with only a light business, in consequence of a low stock. Wo note sales by auction of 621 boxes Sarrento oranges at $7 25 a $11 50; 65 do. lemons at $8 60.2$9 50, and 1,400 do, Sicily $4 a ;uts were firm, with almost no room. Ship owners ‘hold aloof, and antic'pato better rates. 'Ths abi Adole is laid on the berth for Antwerp, and will load with pe- troleum. ‘The engagements were, to Liverpool, 8.000 bushels corn at 5d. ; per steamer, 1,000 bales catton at 44d. and 500 boxes cheese at 408, "To London, 800 bbis. flour nt 28. 34. The charters are, a ship, 4.000 bia, from Philadelphia to Hamburg, petroleum, Ss. 64. ; brig, 1,600 bbia., hence to Havre, 6s; Hamburg bark, $200 petrolerm'to Hambur-, 4s.’ 6d. from here and 4s, Od. from Philadelphia: a British bark, from Philadel. phia to Bremen, potroleum, 63; a Swedish — brig, 2.000 petrolonm, to a diroct ‘port on the con: tinent between Havre and Hamburg, 68; British brig, 292 tons, 1,600 a 1,700 petrolenm. to Ha- vro, at 63, 6.;0n9. to Genoa. petroleum, 58. 6d. ; two brigs, from Philadelphia te St. Thomas, coal, at $6; a British bark, 3.500 bbls,, to Havana, $2,800, gold; two schooners, to Bangor, corn at 6c.. and flour at 30c. : two to Thomaston, at 6c. ;’ one to Bolfast, at 6c.; one to Fall River, at 5c. ;' one to Providence, at 4%c.. one from Am- boy to New London, coal, at $145; one from Elizabeth- port to Wovmouth, at $3; one from Flizabathport to Boston, at $255; one henca to New London, hogshead staves,’ at $9; a British bark, 1,890 potroloum, to the Moditerranean; one. 2,000 potrolenm, from Philadelphia to Marseilles, and a bark from Boston to Montevideo, on private terms. Hora.—The market remains very firm. The sales of old crop were 100 bales at. 20c, a 500. ner Ib, The ar- rivals of new crop were still tight and are taken up readily. We note sales of 22 bales at 45c. 2 60c. Lumnrr was — 402,000 feet Eastern spruce changed hands on usnal terms at $18 a $21. Movasars was steady, with a moderate business in the retail way, at pravions. prices. Provisions.—Receipts, 56 packages cut meata. The demand for pork was again active, and. prias advan 500. a 62%c., with ealos as high as $3240, but fej heavy, at adecline of 50c. The salos wore 9,000 bbis, at $31 8714 a $32 50 for now move, closing at $32, $30 a $30 50 for old do.; $24 25 2 $24 50 for prime, and $28 50 a $29 for primo mess; alao, for September de- livery, sellers’ option, about 300 bbls. new mens at $31 75. The beef market was lnas active, but prices re. mained without decided change, The sales wery 500 bbls, at $8 9 $10 for plain meas, and $10 50 a $14 50 for extra mess, Reef hams were quiet and unchanged. Bacon was dull and nominal. Cut meats were 'n moderate reqvest and steady. The salos ware abovt 350 packages at 14%. a 16'e. for shoulders, and 19c. a 23°. for hams. Butter was in good fobhing domand, and firm at Me. 9 80c. for Western and 320, a 400. for State. Choose was in fairly active demand at Ic. a 16%. for common to prime, The lard market was steady, with sales of 740 Bois. at 19346. a 25c.—the last price for very choice, in small lots, Prrrrotxom.—Tho market was notive at very full prices, Holders demanded an advance. The ales wore 4.500 bbls. crude at 3246. a 33¢., on the spot, and 336, a 34c. for future delivery; 1,100 do. refined, in bond, at 550. a 56c. Prime white was held at 58. a 60c, ; also 4,000 do. for future delivery, and 4,000 do, doliverable in Phila- deiphia, on private terms, Ric was quiet and unchanged. Wo heard of no trans actions. SreaRie was firmor, but rather more quiet. were 35,000 pounds at'23%c. a 24 SvaaR.—The market for raw was quiot, but stoady. BS note sales of 880 bhdsa. Cuba muscovado at 12\c. a r., and 50 boxes Havana at 14%c. Refined was st’ady previons prices. Tonacer.--The market was rather more active and prices were soina firmer, though not quotably higher. and 40 bhds, Vir; Tho salea Low was not active. but prices ruled somewhat Ke. Warkey.—Reccipts, 60 bbls. The market was fairly artive, but at lower prices, The snies were 650 bbis, Westorn at $2 24 a $2 25, closing at $2 24. “FINANCIAL. PROPOSALS FOR $20.00 NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK Sealed proposain will be received at the Comptroller's gfice until Wednesday, Seutember 4, 1865. ab two o'clock P.M., when the same will be publicly opened, for tho whole'or any part of the sum of two hundred thonaand dol- lars of the New York County © fred by chapter No, 242 of the . and by an ordinance of the Board of Supervisors, approved by the Mayor, May 3. 1586, sid stock is to provide additional means for the con. struction’ completion of the Now County Court House, on Chacnhers street. It will bear Interest al the rate 8 cont par tran 0 net fr oe, redeet m, mM as follows, vt on Me hundred thousand dollars on the Ist day of November, on the tat and tie principal ww a Candred thousand dollars on the int day of November, oti "Pinoaals will state the amount of stock desired and See ege che hundred dollars thereof, and the Persone thdeposit ae them respect | are accepted will theretipon be required e County Treasurer the sums awarded to cont.. 69 a 69 fnminn ay ager fit ag fein if - a o* any Brean y to the Comptroller the receipts of the a3 fer ey nective at for auch deposits ‘the parties will be enti imp te to mit, 1880, 7 por cent...... 72 9 4 | dates of paym spe con Do., Pamort.. Sey 7 per cent. ma for New vane be noaled and indorsed “Proposals Do., Pen ‘Ast mort., i877 7% a 8 oiled serclope. af. 7 Qoast House Stock,” and inclosed in 4 Do. do., 882... 70 a 72 ‘The right Ia reve: 2 Se Compuctar. ft mer, Reeth 638 5334 | intoreneof the ern AGI vn or all of the bide if the ras Central, ¢ per cent, 1875. 80 a 82 'W T. BRENNAN, Comptrotl $100 shares (ns i). 1% a 18% eta Xt Yee, Bevaggeee on vont Ohi. Navietin And Gncinnd ‘s Tnsonsequence io aS of the Comptroller, the ti ‘omptroller, the time Pease Be a yeornte "igh in annals forth sal is'extended cent, convertible. : 4 Do., $60 shares... Stock Exehs Wrpnrspay $12000 US6's, 'B1,cou 10890 1 ees ae ae ao iho si 30 107 i en. 40000 US6's,6-20c0 n 108 19000 Trea n73-1088 994 ite 00 Hudson fiver Rik 110 1000 Jera Cit water! 94 2000 N Carolina 6's. See 4 RR yr too 900 H 19 gh Av RR. Mich Cent RR... 0. . reid a gio me 1 65} 10254 000 Har 1000 Chi&NW ist r 80 00 1000 Tol& Wab 2d q 1000 aa tts RR, 40. 200 Chic RNY Ri, 200 ChickNWRR p't 400 Clev & «+ 108 ei 10g ERRR:. Hae) ener a ait R18 we el Buren, in Migr du t RA ey margins, at six per cent on call, at the banks and in the stroot. Lenders were numerous, and large balances re- and very little is done in names of the secon grade. The U 4 6's, 5-20.. 105) copaiderable firmness, but peed vg k market is steady, with cou 107 ot very active. Government bonds and other sound I dividendy securities, such as factory, bank and failroad ‘are in constant demand for armen, and there are more or less calls for the various classes 0! Sand and mining stooks. ‘Tho cash balance in the hands of the Assistant Trea- mained idle for lack of employment. The Boston Travel 100 Ohic & Alto ler of yosterday says:— 88% 1900 Mare 2 Notes of approved rank are passed in the epen market 60 Josep ‘at from seven to nine per cent. The reported ean SECOND BOARD, # ” c "CLOCK of these are only to a limited extent in the open mar! sc aba NY Con , 50 bs Hi o7 100 i@ wn Sai YS | $559.00 8 Pet OT in ft ‘rom tanks), payable on and after th quantity of olf i ange large » ee President. REVOO! ETROI wie oto Be Baie New Y. TEU. prom any, OFFICE. 126 }965.—The Trus- i 4 “inve, this day de- idend t on the ital 3. Es iS tate dbo ea a ea "on and after h inate, inclusive, hon From he 7th to JAMES 8. CREAMIn, secretary. OR SALE—BOND AND MO! va 2 deelrable property tn thia ag tee ‘ Ow a | for $15,000, as the owner has immediate S ihe mo: and cannot tor, the woe — a to foreclose. Address Post ipeeaileta Ra Siaitlilebitids. eet ‘OTICE.—HOLD! Puce NOTICE HOLDERS OF STOCKTON CITY COUPi~4s SiSca Sea Whe ea eae ©. T. ADER, Agent. ie hay ge —THnee Wowanitablt, Gecuritien at ae ‘Quartermaster’s 1's Checks and Certifeates Banks and Bankers 430 ei RAS ON IMPROVED PROPERTY, iors 44800 which I have Jom gold fo re. Wet Fes gust Ras Pen gvuvie, th bay Inquire of LTO! 0" Loan ‘eine tog Broker, iru Fallon avenue, es ‘Portland, Brooklyn. id BOND ‘ork city ga). 7 000 "in TO joss AT 81X PER oe ig win a Eins, 18 Nowa 16 Nassau street, OND AND, MORT. TO LOAN ON BOND AND, reves ome ip BBN, 1B $300.00 fathom oe 163 Pine stroot. COPARTNERSHIPS. PRT sus /ANTED— the Fashion TO ENGAGE IN A SPLEN- ‘ A Saereestre ar ea a Se peor ness. Tene ean appointing aa taterview, B | bor 148 tn bas Herald ofoe, ______________ ‘Jack- PARTNER h WANTED 1X A In ag gase, MANUFACTURING vot pony ae ue Fy, Uastnees, bo tke 0 Pietneos ‘or ‘would Cy a . vi ‘well to apply at the Steam Paoking Bo: 619 and Ol ‘Thirty-fourth street Corry: o BUSINESS oe MAM, WITH tary CAN FIND FR, PRO. ‘table and = yaotah a> s riser prodia izes gat inky at 7H | Souris nate det ott ec an wi remin ih way. rooms Se ton to convey. ra back again when the trot is con REWERY BUSINESS. cluded. There wilt algo bo rain from (Hunter's Faint at B A RARE CHANOR FOR CAPITALISTS, onder. + Ae ciclo POTIBSON, Manager German arc bul and brewer, fully competent to build and aan she panied business in all its branches, N ‘and ‘who oan bring ony an to ability and charac. i k crite deey ert te il det yu ild and ‘on the a ge isan cy ei te ge y ‘Aidrous bor 73 NewvokPou otic, whea'an| sss ss SSPORTING. * = ae LOOKING FOR BUSINESS Groner oyu, OR BA SAL ented a ever neal Bivreeiavied to MEN LOOKING YOR BUSINEEK | inches, Ii guage, OMAS, FOLSOM, 38 baldon lane BROTHERS, 421 Brondway. : nda og ed be 3 PECK geal ceng HAS THIRTY- se aeat Bar edition, diseases. ras 7 alla WELL KNOWN SCHOONER YACHT See dept Pe eee someatenely: te 14.—WANTED, BY AN EXPRRISNORD. AND questionable at pclae na Wearat clae hota in tla cy. aes | ae leo 736 Post oflice. One. | PeROONe. WITH CAPITAL, WANT ONE Bi, Be aire tne sdlesroou in New York. Address W.0., box 147 Herald office. wc Sena nt San: Ce Reo er ee OY EW yoRe. s0gcer 2b} pe geal D. BUA | Name te partners, re Qnay HAs et, Werans ene dur armn‘on the Grat day of ise hee wpe, Coach Doss, BALL, BLACK & CO. sea peers ‘ Randsome. Ttalian Gre 4 Pups, kamen Gcopewent a specced scat sammall pages WANTED.—AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN, WITH y el e in & neat and fitable business, at tho Boadway! rooms So, third floor, Upfront stairs. ARTNER WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE BUSINESS in the city; established ten years and pays from ten, 10 twenty percent: More money is required to carry on the Diisingas and exiend il. A partner, elthor sotive, oF alle will find this investment. Address with name, stating Where an interview can be had, box 200 Herald aflice: ARTNERS WANTED—WITH CAPITALS OF FROM ANTED—A SECOND ote DOUBLE Peer ype Ducking Gun, No. 9or gti os. 0, areas, giving sving hor 208i Ne HORSES, CARRIAGES, « &C. AMEE SALE OF FINE | HORSES AND CAR. to $50,000. Apply to A. Dempsey & Co, No, 4 New |X did pair of matched blood bay Horscs, 15.3 Chambers at, room Ni hands high, of ‘unsurpassed sy]e and beauly, six and seven years old a crossed matched Team, bay and ray, au. ARTNER WANTED—WITH pore $1,000, TO IN- horses, seven years nd algo a bay Horse, crease a well established, good paying and ‘rat Co id cus. banc uhee: ‘of the last named fax making clther a bay tom business. References caohauged. ‘Address H. B., box m; also a thoroughbred Kentucky saddle Horse, 119 Herald office. Of great beauty, supposed to be the handsomext. saddle horas in or about the clty, seven yearn old, 16 hn hands high, golden HE FIRM OF BENTON, McCHESNEY 400. [8 THIS flgo a Landau. nearly new; s Vieto my , and bay; day dissolved by mutual consent, The business of the 2 Wontchoater Oarriage: three. sets of ‘toute Harnos late firm will be settled (as eee John Rearly new, made Lowden; Mats, Sheets, Blan! neta Barrett. 0. W. Whips, &. The jages all manufactured by Wood Bi w. MoCHESNEY, thers, ‘Any person wishing » four-in-hand team, matched with great care, with everything complete and new, had better examine the above horses before they are separated. Can be acen at brio a Tl GARDEN STREBT, HOBOKEN. on application to John ©. Idell, First street, betwoon Wash- ington and Bloomfiold streets, Hoboken. near the ferry. AVID GROESBECK, ‘Assignee of Ghas. Graham & Co. —AT THE UNITED STATES HORSE AND CAR- eponitory —| JORDAN & OO. will sell by Pubite aule this day ( Frarsday} bea ‘at four o'clock, At the United States Sate Stables, Fifth avenue and Forty- fourth streot, L thoroughbred Virginian Mar rel Horse, fultable for a charger; Idark brown Horse, Lbhick. Horse! T brown Horse; 1 close Coach, with pait Tories and Harness, well suited for hacki 1 pony, Phaeton pith chestnut Pony and Harness: | span Vontes 14 hands high; 1 Wagon, with one of the handsomest Stallions in the ity, together with Harness: 1 Wagon with sorrel Mare and Harnews: | Mule, oe with the usual assortment of Wa- gons, Rockaway: &e. VERY HANDSON also Rockaways. top and-road Wagons, one two. seat Phaeton, one Jagger, one dootor’s Wagon, double and ain- gle Harnoss; ladies" and gents’ Saddles and Bridles; one pair of fine iilankets. Apply at 27 Wooster street LARGE, POWERFUL BAY HORSE FOR SALE-8 ra ofd, 18 hands high, d and kind in all harness, and doituhle for any ‘ind of heavy work. Gan be seen unt nold at $86 East Ninth street. T A SAORIFICE—A_ NEW CITY BUILT TOP COAL box Wagon, if called for imm: at, stable, Woos- ior atreet, three doors above Fourth atroct,'in the rear. A MINE ASSORTMENT, OF CARRIAGES AND HAR. aerented equal to nny tu tho city, and for sale on repository, 47 Corse street. HOSS & TUFTS, GE yy Brooxuyn, Sept, 5, 1865. JOHN BARRETT. WANTEDIAN OFFER, BY A YOUNG AMERICAN mechanical engineer, who has had a thorough and scientific education; has some capital; baa been for some ears head draftaman, and is now assistant superintendent {n'a large. tron works engaged principally in building the machinery of United States aval vessels; 18 accustomed {0 the control of men; speaks and writes English, Preach, and German. Address Energy, box 590 Post ollice, New York. Wan PARTNER, Breer SPECIAL OR active, with from $30,000 to $59,000, in a wholesale drug business alread: Wa established. For, further information ap- ply to Messrs, WARD, CLOSE & C' ws NTED—A PERSON, TO BU ship in the reprossing | ob. aceo bus roll st , South Brookl; int Warm ea! SILENT OR ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH a cash eapttal of $15,000 to $20,00, in a wholesale and retail youths’ ol ipthing business which (s now a retail custom trade "doin, per year, but can do from 000 40 $100,000 per year with the above named capital. estore ia in vie best Lscation in Baltimore. Address, with real name, D. M., Baltimore Post office. OT A PARTNER. Call at 77 Car- 0 be bad. EB NEW C SPRING BAROUCHE; WANTED TA SPECIAL | PARTNER, WITH FROM thirty to forty thousand dollars, in an established whole- sale drug house ina large Western city. For oe ap ply toM. Ward, Close & Co., 430 Willlam strve! 600 PARTNER WANTED, AS TREASURER FOR ®) ean unexce} tionable business, avers large dally can rots Torly oc. B. HOWES, io Brondway, room No. 3 000. —A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS BREN BOOK- keeper for a wholesale house for a number Of years. desires to obtain an interest in an established house where, his services aad the above amount would be an oquty the most net Foasonable terms, at our SALE 77 THOROUGHBRED gappEs pata: figh, al very sty and Or Non ry ‘to leave the cit. faquire at Stabfes, 75 Weat Thirty-aiath strect, neath avenue. RR SALB reey CHBAP—A STALLION COLT 4 ‘color, action an Bde hd ehow fk Address. HB. Le, ‘ORSE BLANKETS. ty yg BUANKES A\ LL QUALI, ites a fine Bogiish La sh Lap Robes, pskin ORGNUS Bi mise 104 Pulton street. Pont SATABLPER YS FOR SALE.—A CREAM colored Pi good in harness or — fee ete Sea ae ay sow: ons fn on HAND pate ny maa TOP Pe Rockaw: igkatay, oo a iota, se four AM, {0 Bast Fourth st, I eotaer Broadway. JOHN ©. Pas alba aacaahdodn masini IRUCKS—TRUCKA.—TWO NEW TWO HORSE TRUCKS: Iso sovacal area ‘and pi rer ago, for tle low at HAZARDS Bx ue, corner of Bix enon, bask aaah, “pos ne srt mutes; iit oly made iin tn, twa tab pound also one splendid —_ 163 bande, sound and kind, price $125, at 218 ‘Twenty-sorenth ak W Atmryer tronangs or greta rege Con n cps cohatiada whi NTED-A LIGHT PARK PHARTON, MADE If Wine bent style, Address box 1.281 Post oflce, plese ase ome. i ia ms 2 ech coer ET WiANTED—A HORSE, TRUCK AND, HARNESS, BUITA- ble for market business, oF « ‘8 Horae, C nd Havasan, Inquire at 151 Madison ‘ANTED—A TRUCK HORSE AND Lege on Ae AN Express Wagon. Inquire at Gilmour's, wich street. WANTED TO PURCHASE A 00D HORSE AND ‘Apply to E. C, BOUGHTON, 49 Broadway, $5. 000 WILL BUY THE STOCK, &0., OF AN UP town livery sapiens in an excellent \ddress box 6,286 Poat office. PERSONAL. ( HEALTHY MALE INFANT TO days old. Apply from 3 to GP. avenue, TNegnearion WANTED—OF LEWIS JOHN ROBERTS, late of One Hundred and Seventy-Afth N.Y. V. | Any im- formation ofthim will be thankfully received at 163 D Subeta street, Brooklyn. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MISS SYLVIA RUB- sell, late of Havana, Cuba, by Captain F, Address Captain’ F., 77 Rutgers slip. TF gta PERSON WHO FIOKED, UP A PURSE IN ant Fifteenth treat, on Monday Inst. will return the Picture and Hair to 11 Bast Fifteen! the money. TO ADOPT—A Faw M. at office 229 Ninth street, he may retaim I'd . WILL RETURN HOME ALL WILL BE torairen” TF THE YOUNG MAN WHO TOOK A SUM OF MONBY, consisting of two amall checks and some billa, froma certain office in Beaver street, under pretence of looking at the directory, will return the same he will save himaclf mach trouble, being well known. F JOHN MoNALLY, LATE QUARTER RICASTR SER- ant Thirteenth New York Cavalry, will call or send to 62 First avenue, New York olty, he will receive information of his papers and friend. w. J. ORENZO H. DE AtBO WILL HEAR OF HIS Ld brother in Belgium, calling at Lovejoy's Hotel. In- juire for Wm, H. hoot, ee on Sat business, If ‘gone, sent me at Hock tana a Rock, Island county, BRSONAL.—I HAVE RETURNED: ADD! As 10 a. —ALL WELL, RECEIVED THE LETTERS is morning, HELEN. a ig BE ADOPTED OUT—A BOY NEARLY Pin 4 years old; can aw well and write. Apply for Waterbury, Conn. week to K, NOFLEY, alent for ten same. The above to go in eifect any time be- tween now and the Ist of Jannary next. Address X. Y.Z.,, box 211 Herald ollice. A HBAVY BUILT MATCHED*TEAM OF BAY HORSE ‘oung and sound. and fit for any work; Team: light Wagon and Harness, in perfect order, city pull top Wagon. At 468 Pearl street. ILL FRANK BE SO KIND AS TO OALL AT 394, where we last met, on Saturday, at eight o'clock P. M., an T have moved, and receive the slippers from Fannie. 3 000. —TO AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT . dealers.—Wanted, an interest in a business already established; or to form & connection with a person familiar ith the business, with a view to engaging | in it. Addreas Business, box lerald office. 10. 00 WILL BUY THE INTEREST OF A RE- tiring partner in an old established bi ery; a person who wou'd undertake the outdoor business regards lea and collections preferred, Address B., Herald ice. VERY SUPERIOR FAMILY HORSE, 15% HANDS high, bay, perfectly sound and kind, will be sold low. in Apply at 64 Cedar'ntroet, up states 10.000 =PARTNER IS WANTED WITH THE |. wbove num (either active or silent), tna highly fucrative’ ma nfacturing business Vor furth r parti- Al ply baggetiar cals, ©. F., office of dir. Col- finn fina FY Naan 1 altyets rooms 13,” 5 (00.74% OLD AND EXPERIENCED COTTON & + planter wishes an advance of above sum to cultivate land énough ta the Valley of the Mivsissi rivor lo produce 1,000 bales or more of cotton. The profits made tn twelve months will be enormous, Also an agoncy wanted. to buy colon. by an Piatti, Southern gentie- mat Hy acquainted with the Southera country. Als erner. with $6,000 cash and a large trade, i tal amount, to join him in the gro- A VERY STYLISH TOP BUGGY. FOUR SPRINGS, nearly new, forsale low. Apply at 64 Cedarstrect, up phi HANDSOME FAMILY ROCKAWAY, NEARLY new, for aale low. Apply at 6 Cedar atreel, up stairs, A fashionable light te rung gear, city made to or- been run but few times; for sale low. tal at av. Bay, STALLION. For asle, a firat class Bashaw Stallion. He waa sired drew Juekwon, Saladin, &c., aud 1s of Messenger and Sir Archy blood on the side of his He is sound, of fine box 28) Herald office stairs, STYLISH YACHT BODY % SEAT ROAD WAGON, Private stables 438 Woat ‘Thirty. ath street, near Nintl pd Black Bashaw, the sire of Lantern, and brother of An- am. pad and of faultless movement, For particulars address aw, tho a ‘eout partner, with ARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY.—TWO FRESH MILCH Cows, in from the country, will be sold cheap, aa the ownor has traded for them, Can be seen at 477 Pearl street. wis! cory business Ina Southern city, where. tt will hand. D. ROGERS, acne somely. For particulars apply to 0. Ost. AND IE FOUND. OUND—IN. BROADWAY ON | TUESDAY, EVENING, a. Fireman's Certificate, Revenue Stamps and aum ot Money, The owaer can have the same by calling at 167 Water street. RYTCIN A, THIRD AVENUE GAR. ON. TUESDAY #d Ci ay ackage, contain! ing fants Embroidered oot Rha finder’ wilt recety Tiberal reward wa thanks o¢ the loner oy returaing the same to 47 Malden i gt Lonel pte AVENUE CAR, en MO! ke ee rel deer horn handle, Mid ailvered, rith ong ‘The finder will be tibe- ly rewarded by leaving ere C. Hoffman's, Broadway. Sy OST—ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 5, ON HUDSON RIVER or Seventh avenue cars, a amall gold twisted Buckle. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at No, 286 West ‘Thirtieth atreet. saa Vevey ates fn Case conta ig Brook Boat an a Tin contain Cotton. ‘The finder wil be aullahly rewarded by returaing to Wm. Henry Smith, 61 Leonard way, roots Cagetaces,. HORSES AND HARNESS FOR SALE.— bing Oe tock of new and second hand See. iretia, Buggies and business Wagons, 20 Horses ‘ness. 10 Novins street, Brooklyn. NARRIAGKES FOR SALE.—THE [MMENSE STOCK J now in the three large warerooina, 450 Broadway and 16 Croshy street, will be sold at greatly reduced prices; 300 seta Harness, several second hand Onerianes. . WITTY, 450 Broadway. OUPE FOR SALE—MADE BY JOHN R. LAW- J vence & Co., in their best alyle, but litle used; price $900, Conch and ATIONAL DEMO of Mozart Hail orga nization will be held at Mozart Hall (hie (Thursday) evening, September 7, 1806, at 8 o'clock. HARRIS BOGART, Chairman P.J. MCALEER, Vice Chairman. { Secretaries. View ©. Kuna, Parnrox Modan, bes Apply to A. GAIAM, 1,287 Broadway. OR SALE—ABOUT TWENTY It bred Cattle, Durhams aud Alderne; Herd Book animals, and the (Alderneys are from the very bent stock in thia coun dress Samuel M. Fox, Livings- ton, Columbia county, A “LARGE LOT OF NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS leat greatly reduced prices, Planon Atalments and warranted for ive years, Call mt the factory, 148 Bast Twenty-third alreet, noar Third ave: YOUNG LADY, DAUGHTER OF A WEL 4 re professor of mitsic, y to receive a few more upils for the pt Alldress J, Neustadt, care of Messrs, I gage? 8, hse bons bane ee eee, oor & Be 1 Broadway, or call at 172 East Fifty: | suitable (ora iady or genilema tect beauty; sold Bighth att TENOR SINGER WOULD LIKE A POSITION IN A quartet choir; is familiar with the Bpisoopal service, Adaress Tenor, Herald office. At PRIVATE SALE—MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD Pianoforte, made order, celebrated city maker, modern improvements, fully guaranteed; used, ve montis: cost ; for Jing Stool, Cover, Elegant suits Parlor ‘urniture, covered brocatel; Etageres, Bookeass, Mirrors, urtains, Palntings, Statuary, Bronzes, Bureaus, Bed- Wardrobes, Extension Table, Buifot, at a sacrifice. 4 Twenty-third street, near Sixth ADY, HAVING NO FURTHER USE FOR HER jegatit carved rosnwood seven octave Piano, will sell price; cost $55); price $275, at 411 Fourth avenue, near Twenty-niotn atreet, TIRST CLASS 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTES SELLING uily 40 per cent leas than any other house in the city, at cheap for want of use. “Call at 1 of Williams’ ‘sta dies, 442 Fulton avenue, corner Clerinont avenue, Brooklyn. FOR, SALES A LIGHT WAGON, IN, FINE, ORDER. $125 will buy and no less. Apply'at office 442 Fulton av., Brooklyn. OR SALE—TWO SPLENDID BLACK FON TES, Lone tails, dve and alx years old. 14% bands hi acranted sound and Kind single or doul ior maser likewine s new set of Light double Harness.“ In- sold at 109 Pitt street, New York. OR SALE—AT THE CARRIAGE FACTORY, CORNER of Fifty eighih street and Broadway, one good seco hand ‘lose (0 ing quarters |OR SALE—A PAIR OF YOUNG HORSES, 15 HANDS high, perfectly kind, sound and well broken: a road team, “Apply at Vark Avenue Livery Stables, 483 Fourth av. 5 Graitd weed fo OR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY MARE, FOUR YEARS ee ee ee ah ake arabe old; Harness; light theeo-quarter sent Road Wagon; ee gother or separate. Also a bay Mare six years old. B. a. WbORER, 16 Wooster street. OR SALR—A NEW AND BLEGANT 7 OCTAVE Pianoforte, by one of our beat city makers, Will be sold ata bargain. Inquire at 62 Fulton sireet, room No. hag TEW YORK MUSICAL | ACADEMY.—LESSONS (steletly prtrate) on Plaug. Violin, Guitar and Singing. Cireulars at Broadway, 296 Bowery, and the Academy, 45 Sixth avenue, near Thirty-seventh street, RGANIST.—A GRADUATE IN MUSIC OF THE UNT- versity of Oxford, long accnatomed to the Episcopal ser- Tice, wante » situation as organist. Address Mus. Doc. Oxon, box 4,388 Pom office. ROFESSOR PANORMO OR SALE—A COMPLETE TURNOUT; A VERY FINE road horse; fashionable light wagon, with shifting top; hi he; teed ed. Rara is cOnirey's stebien’ Downing street, Neat Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. pon SALE A aN pay MARE, Boh eae ands high, 8 years old, warrant geauie, 4nd would do for 4 lady or children to ride or drive, Kopiy ‘at the San Francisco livery stable, Forty-sixth street and Sixth avenue. BEGS TO INFORM THE OR SALE A BRIGHT SORREL MARE, 6 YEARS residents of Broo! mn that he, is prepared to give Piavo well aoe sound and kind, and can trot in . Call at iid CI instruction, ‘\uldrese 1a Adams reek. Sh for Mejor Gkepin’s ‘linton place, and HE, HORACE WATERS GRAND, Tight, Piauoay Melodeons, Hargio hime and Cabinet OR SALE A. BRavtiveL SADDLE PONY, SUIT. Organ’ wholemie’ and Foal at feduced price. able for a Iai May be seen for a few’ days at ren ‘allo purchased pislonthiy parmea Feared Wai | the stable of Gar loot Semin” NO. 4 Rivington street, N. ¥. ce earn Bees f eg i broutway. “Cash pald Tor" socons ‘bao LE—A PAIR OF BAY MOR ORSES, FIVE warerooms Pianos. GAN H Si and 24 inches high, roo ‘aber: a Morrell HK NATIONAL, CONSERVATORY OF | MUSIC, I8 cs prant ies —Subser oF : branches Sontved at office 18d Beet Thirteenth stress further EDWARD MOLLENHAUER: Musical Director. i z Po E—ONE PAIR OF FINE SORREL HORSE: BROO! STREET—McDONALD'S PIANO. 420 forte Warerooms. Highest price allowed on old three no top, two Jaggers, one Pianos in exchange for our new tase. nd Hand Pingos sa Sti eR -seat Phaeton, ong fou ye meats’ Saddles. a ‘Apply at Ears.ce Broadway, “between Fortieth and Fortyctrt streets. LOAN OFFICES. wens ee ete neta Sns silos iaen a LEA 8 AMONEY, i Lm ApyaNcep ON DIA’ old, Toe at a I lgh over dent sult aiteole van By, WEL OR THE | truck or an: heavy lose we: nt At fe HIGHEST 8. ALSO | kind in every respect KETS pout YOR anand street. WATCHES, WELR' fa at 77 Bleecker street, br z rf 7] OR SALE—TWO vale being, = Ng 4 DvSI A’ pr Fay Ay RON a ge either tae any. He also nated novances oa consignme! Gan te soon of Fs aati vied | | ee prgee Frogs SALE—A BAY MARE, souND AND KIND, IN saddle; At H., HYMANS, 668 trota_in about three nin. Third eee arp nee BRO, PYAY.. COnxne or he igh or Dine paid tl nee oa the the and Giverware, or ie ly at Ll s, Thirty-first street and ‘urnitare OST—IN OR ABOUT NIBLO'S THEATRE, A SMALL ‘Amethyst Stud. The finder will be rewarded on returm- ing it to 19 Broadway. I OST—IN AUGUST, IN A <a STREET OAR, & 4 Gold Swins Watch, with crest and motto. $30 reward Joo gt Cy Uh eg aaked. Boyd's City Despateb, 39 Ful- 0 York. nda in Ett. TNE SNES ET T0831, O8 STOLEN THE FOLLOWING QUARTER. J masters voughors, say for 10,008 9.8 bushels corm at 797 19-32 bushels oats. at Ertanein ote oats, at Be 30; fi 8 dL The ree tpt t nigned ‘and the eae endorsed ‘Son & ‘Coe signed by Captain 8. D. Burchard, ne pablic are hore? tas eae otea Alsen Stock Note, signed by Lane, Bon de a Coy ° favor of page re Co., for 4 KW WOOD & 0., 94 Broadway. ‘OTICE.—LOST, AT BORDENTOWN, ON THE CAM. sonjand Ambiy Rallroud. Cortiteate No. 14) dated 1858, for 24 shares of the Philadelphia and Trenton Rabtronds with the power for transfer. raons are here- y RoliLed not to negotiate for the same. Any person find: ing it will be auitably rewarded by returning 1 Bordentown, N. J. . VAN RENSELARR, Sup't. TOLEN FROM THE UNDERSIGNED—ONE BANK 5) Book on the Bowery Savings Bank, one Pocketbook, con- taining about $80; one Recetpt of Adams & Co, for one box valued at $100, one Wateh, and aundey papers. I offer, $10 reward for the return of them, of fort c te pprenensien. thief. Jol street, Brook! GILES, 60 __REWARDS. w r AN fein ier bout TS 's. The pod ena yu tight ds y' ie $10 playa on the violin Feward will be paid by $1 returns the same to above reward. above FOware () REWARD. —LOST, CORNER, THIRD AVENUE nd Righiy sixth airest, small nd Tan Su late. Minder will pl tara i atJ. Poot Four Fourteenth street ci ar id Third avons, and ro ‘tee above reward. $15, REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE tm Fetes Al LC on Tength Ln of Bement heat fastens ee ee torward of rot ici ta airs and mageliow at siripe. fo VAN Sas, tit Telionville, 8 8. — 15 REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY E' pane laatyat Hoboken lorry, a llver wae Lage es ing the same to Broads be paid‘and surely no questions s2588 Sere Falvella, 14 Howard REWARD.—LOST, A BLACK AND TAN SLUT, very small, anawera to name of Jennie. Whoever ‘37 Dey street, up stairs, will receive the i iD FOR JRTORBATION ‘a Case of Goods taker about one ‘o'clock, i 50s rr Sept ow alin FROM aaeked F PeEAMooae oh, Atghinn: caPriage pal nthe tive, oF the Ag ike Ghove Toward, end no questions REWARD.—LOST, ON THE WEST STREET $2) Fata Lever on wen aaa a3 Ld Re hur case man ay reward will be on fuer ‘Semi at West Et, and no questions $2 000 Ren at Bosom, Uni Bl yy pi ag I persons are here! or nego: lating the following described United States Dons attached, as the came honda of pet oat ee " ReboR namely, ten) Uni all cate Seen Og gtd Ries Mert tae Phe tage g on receive ihe = above reward, or Hew Ton, Sept. 2, 1866, SALE—A STYLISH Bar x E, 16 HANDS AP Yate plApe OM, yaTouns, DIAMORDS, Boies five years old, warranted 80 d gentle; would WtWcd. A JACKSON, 1 Grand auet tvo doors | PUKE suid pedbores: cuabie rete ete ce I wen! peat rate street, in the ealtare wore. wna LL at is, “Yan Binary, near GFGHT_OF DIAMONDS, OR SALE—A NEW © BUILT SINGLE HARNESS, te, ary Cap be seen at 19 South William street. LA MO! ry aepor ‘nent aria Ap quae ret P39, SALE—A WELL TRAINED, PONY, 1844 HANDS The! dt dauk price 0 asd for the above goods. Harness. Sold cheap td Bea i 8 Met Wen twenty arnt eirces it AN Kenny Sehr nian Ss cHRGSAWAN, TOP Fevelieras) ale 2 BAY HORSES; ONE A FAST Bay Mere at iad boa NEW PUBLICATIONS. MEDICAL WOR: (HUMAN PRATLTY), [rmeaTnATeD, ot ot cen AL W et Ewa Brest Hom ‘ork, wine a usual, NAVAL PRIZE MON LL MANY: CUAL ngion, a welt Xe mut ‘cireer, near Fu oud tbe, neat Pion forge ‘OTIC! DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.—HAVI ‘een entablinhed for over three years in collectin, ND Ae TIN! ‘leans At es Sf 0 Ea slip, corner classes of clais com arrangement a NH accvunta of ‘joldlers who Lyd been dische descriptive lists, B of REN: balance as ion State ee To- Seemann, arte, <Pensione pee prowared, © eck pay and ‘Sounty {oF helen of OWN & CO. Bankers, No. 2 Park place. Pon oy titre By be A GUIDE bP big Pune 4 wD, prion, publisher, BS LTT ata sac att jadeck’s a! Ta Tague ind et, wi ire me sity, ot disuh avenue, 00 eat te of Vorty-fourta a Bt for a doctor or any light bual- | on Cin won wi TT treet, until sold. place, N.Y. a. MD ion Novy ad AVERY PRETTY MARE, YOUR YEARS Bounty, noTH wa AND GO¥- lajene on the