The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. y Moule. Sept, 18—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was very dull and the speculative feeling weak to-day. At the open board at ten o'clock the volume of business was insignificant. At the first session of the regular board there was no improvement, and Now York Central closed \; lower than atthe same time on Saturday, Erie %{, Michigan Southern 44, Fort Wayne 4, Quicksilver X. Reading, Cleveland and Pitts- burg and Northwestern were unchanged. Government securities were firm, notwithstanding that five-twenties ‘were quoted in London by the last steamer at 68 a 3, Coupon five-twenties, of the old and new tssues, ad- vanced 34. Seven-thirty notes of the first series sold at 9954, third series 9934. i ‘At the open board at one o'clock the {market was rather heavy. At the second board it continued inactive, and Fort Wayne closed 4; lower than at the first board, Prairie du Chien 5, Quicksilver 44. Reading was Un- ohanged. ‘There was a sale of Pacific Mail scrip at 190. Government securities were quiet, but steady. At the open board at half-past three Erie closed at $734, Read ing 1073, Michigan Southern 67%, Rock Island 111%, Northwestern preferred 6134, Fort Wayne 97%, Prairie du Chien 5134, Ohio and Mississippi certifeates 2754, Cumberland 44%, Quicksilver 4734, McGregor Western ‘NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1865. ithin ghree months. EE: completed” to Statersville, but effortsiwill be made to complete it to Pascoag during next year. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘The business of the New York Stock Exchange is soon to be transferred to the new editice in Broad street, aud it is vail some new rules and reguiations wil! then be adopted. 1 would suggest the propriety of placing on. the tist the stocks of insurance companies—of such + least (either fire or marine) the paid up share earn Which ainounts severally to not leas five hundred thousand dollars, ‘The London Stock Exchange bas a dail ity and aie also lists called twice and thrice a week. The all the most active shares, and the semi- weekly jana weekly those which are not so much dealt in. It st-Tkes me our insurance stocks are too large an interest not to have a plane on the lists of the Stock Exchange. At osm ig scarcely ong meee means of fixing a market price for insurance shares, hen sales are to be made it is usual to make them by auction. ‘The value of the exports from the port of Portland, Me., during the week ending Sept. 16 was $20,760. A number of the Philadelphia oil companies are issuing calls for assessments to replenish their depleted trea- suries, Many of these institutions that were started on largo capitals, with a emall working reserve, are stilt keeping up expensive offices and clerical forces at big salaries which are perfect sinecures. These parties are living off the doctining fortunes of companies that can never pay the shadow of a dividend to the stockholders, Railroad 163, Central Coal 60c., Mineral Hill Mining | ang pow, im their failure and despair, they make still Company $1 8734. Afterwards, on,the streat, the mar- et was without spirit, and displayed a sinking-tendency. Petroleum stocks were moderately strong at the first Doard. Watson 1 higher than at the same time on Saturday, Pithole Creek 10c., Webster 6c., Ham and McClintock 50c., Oil Creek 5c., United States 55c. At the second board the market was firm. Pithole Creek closed at $8 90, Allen Wright 90c., Buchanan Farm 73¢,, Cherry Run 28c., Excelsior $1 16, Empire City 85c., Oll Creek $2 08, United States $27 10, Tack (s. 8) 40c., Buchanan Farm 73. Gold was steady at a slight improvement. The open- ing price was 14334, from which there was an advance of %. Atfour o'clock the market receded ¥, and closed at 143%. The bank statement for the week shows an increase’ of $848,335 in the specie line. This can only be accounted for by suppos- ing that the government has been a_ free soller during the week; for there were no receipts from California, and the payments on account of customs dutics aggregated nearly two millions anda half, The market derived firmness from an increased demand for foreign exchange, under which leading drawers advanced their rates for bi ys to 109%{ 2 %, Sales were made, howover, The money m es to exhibit great ease under the limited demand from the Stock Exchange. Call loans were made at 5a6 por cent, but the activity of the discount line is shown in the increase of $1,362,539 in the bank loans during the week. First class commer per is rated at Ta8 per cent, and the second grate at 9a 10. The falling of in deposits of $1 mdicates the withdrawal of cur- rency to the aud South; and this diminution of the loanable resources of the banks and increased monetary activity are further i by the decrease of $3,169,- 499 in legal tenders and the increase of $290,408 in the circulation. The decline of 34 per cont on five-twonties in Lon- don, recorded in the last Evropean advices, is doubtless attributable to a false assePton made inone of ‘Reuter's telegrams” to the eff the rumor of a new govern- ment loan “had been officially confirmed.” It will there- fore, in view of the facts, be well for Europe in fusure to weceiveMr. Reuter's telegrams with considerable allow- ance for deficiencies on the score of truthfulness, ‘compare the Jast weekly state- einted Banks, with the re- Sept. 16. $215,5522,381 pec: Lozal tenders. : 320; 734 Cir ulation. . 8,814,142 —The deviations from the returns of the previous aro as follows: — Decrease in dep Increase in specie. Decrease in legul tenders Increase in circulation Tho transactions of the Clearing House for the week Compare as follows with the business of the previous weok :— Clearings for the week ending Sept. 9...... Clearings for the week ending Sept. 16..... Balances for the weck ending Sept. 9.10... 17/976,06L Balances for the week ending Sept. 16. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows :—- Receipts for customs Total reooipts... Paymonts Balance. Subscriptions to government ioan The cotton market In Now Orleans on the 9th inst, was briak, and prices well sustained. The sales of the day previous footed up nineteen hundred bales. The follow- ing was the cotton report of that date:— On hand Sept. 1, 1865 Received subsequently. Babs. 83,239 Exported....... 17,160 Stock Sept, 8, 1865. . ces 88,674 Large amounts of cotton were continnally coming into Savannah by steamers, flats and wagons, and we see it stated that forty wagon loads were counted in the streets | 100 in one day. A great deal of it was purchased in the in- terior of tho State by speculators, who, knowing but little of that particular branch of trade, paid high rates, ‘and often in their baste to overbid each other, they pur- chased at prices above New York quotations. The fol- lowing is the latest cotton statement:— Bebe On hand August 1.. 1,874 Arrived subsequent! 13) 540 15,414 11,004 On hand Sept. Le.esccsesescereeeeeceeeeeseess 4,920 The receipts of cotton at the ports of Tesas from Jan- ‘aary 1 to September 1 this year were as follows:— 19,901 811 Shipped during same 6,855 Stock on hand September 1.,......-...+..-+0 18,867 —During the four years of the war thirty thousand bales of cotton ran the blockade from Texan ports, and one ‘hundred and thirty thousand bales were floated across the Rio Grande into Mexico, and from thence shipped to Europe. The following were the exports of cotton from ‘Texas during the years 1859 and 1860:— ‘The Cincinnati, Columbus and Pitsburg Railroad will be fully opened on the Ist of October. The splendid fron bridge across the Obio at Stenbenville is completed. It is about half a mile long, and spans the river ninety foot above low water mark. By this cut-off across a great bend in thé Ohio, round which the route has hith- erto gone, a considerable shortening of the distance is effected. This perfects one of the great through routes | from Cincinnati to,New York by whielr twenty-six miles | of travel are saved, and passengers are Qbabled to reach that emporium one train earlier than by avy other route. The whole distance from Cincinnati to New York by the Lite Miami, Steubenville, route is seven hundred aud forty-four miles, and the only change of cars is at Pittsburg. ‘The Towa Central Railroad wili have # formal com- mencement at Cedar Falls, fowa, on the 19th imet., and it will be pushed forward to completion aa raphdly as men and money can accomplish fit. Tho ( hicago and Northwestern Railroad earned during | the second woek in September $204,885, which is $63,249 in oxcoss of the receipts for the same time in 1864. ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Rock tsland Railroad during the first eight months of the present year com- pare with the receipts for the samo time last year ae fol Jows:— ‘The Boston, Hartford aud Erie Railroad Company have ‘made a contract to complete the railroad between Woon: nd, at 3¢ a 3% below these rates, | | | another demand on the impoverished stockholders for more money, under the plea that it would keep the com- from being sacrificed. Perhaps in a few instances it would have that effect, but in the majority of cases it is another ruse to raise money for selfish ends. Some of the bogus petroleum conéerns a little further north are similarly situated, and are very anxious to swindle the people ont of another instalment. ‘There has as yet been no public announcement of the authorization of a national bank in the Stato of Texas, but we learn that one will goon bo estab- lished in Galveston, with a capital of $600,000, and an- other at Brownsville, with a capital of $100,000. Ap: plications have also been made fora bank at Houston with $300,000 capital, for one at Austin with a capital of $100,000, ono at San Antonia with $100,000, one at Huntsville with $100,000, and one at ‘Tyler with $100,000— making an aggregate capital for the State of $1,300,000. The following table shows the different sources of revenue of Canada, and. the comparative aggregate re- ceipts for the months of July and August in 1864-and 1865:— 1865. 124 J 13, 08 Coown lands Lost Ofice Public work: Miscellaneous, Payments... 100 Ene RR 100 do. 50 Chic & Alt’p 200 Reading Rit 409 Carolina 6's, 5500 do... 00 2d © 100 Cleve & Pitts RR aM 100 Chie & NWRR, 28 200 Chic & NW pref, 61% do. 3000 Pitt, Sat 2m 94% 400 61% 10 shs Sho: & Lr Bk 101 200 do. 50 Fourth Nat Bk.. 95 200 Clove & Toi itn., 1065 10 Ocean Bank. 88 200 Chi Burée Qu RR 120 40 Del & Hud Canal 140 50 160 Mil&Pr da Ch RE 450 Central ( oa! © boa = 100 Atlantic M Co 200 QuicksilrbiCo.s30 0K 300 Pitts, Hwee RR we SECOND BOARD. Have. past Two o'Cucex P.M. $25000 US6's,5 20,reg 10534 16 sha Marip MgGo. 12 j 120000 1°S 6’ 5-20, 60 10735 200 do 12% 1500 US 5's, 10 40,00 . 12% it Serip 190 100 NY Cen RR..b30 981% 200 Husson, Riv RR, 110 600 Reading RR... 10734 6 Mich Cent Rit... 100 100 Ili Central RR’. 12636 20000 Ohio& Mirs cer. 600 shs Cent Coal as 17,562,813 | 200 Pittsbusg and Allentown | 100 Chic & NW prof. 62 800 do... .-.. G1 200 Chic & RT RR!) 112 400 MHL&Pr duCh RR 61 100 Piits,PtWA&CURR 97% 100 do. 600 Cumb Coal pret: 800 200 do... ...b30 200 QuicksilverMg Co CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, Sept. 18—6 P. M. Asnzs.—Receipts, 117 pkgs. The market was quiet and unchanged. Barmapsturrs.—Receipts, 19,832 bbis. flour, 416 do. and 25 bags corn meal, 51,769 bushels wheat, 68,125 do. cern, 56,543 do. oats and 9,101 do. barley. The demani for State and Western flour was moderate and at the opening prices were steady, but subsequently the market ruled dull and prices declined 5c. a 10c. per bbi. on all grades, 105,834 | The sales comprised 8,000 bbls., at ourrevised quotations annexed. Southero flour was 4 fair request but at lower rates. The sales were about 450 bbis. Canada flour was quiet and prices were Sc. a 10c. in buyer's favor, with sales of about 300 bbls, Rye flour was dull, but without toaterial change. | Corn meal was steady, with sales of bit ine at $5 20, and 400 bbis. Western at $4 75a ‘8 note:— papers State and Western cog 4 Extra State, Choice State. Common to medium extra Western. Extra round hoop Ohio. . ‘Western trade bran 2 s > 8 Sassseasssses ‘i 3° Common Southern Good to choice and extra. Rye four (supertine). Corn meal, Jersey. Corn meal, Brandy win Corn meal, Brahdywine, puncheons. —The wheat market was dull, and ali 2c. lower, ‘The gales were confined to $1 60 for amber Milwaukee, $2 02 ber state, $ $1 54-8 4,$1 69 for Milwankee club and Chicago spring, and $1 98 for good winter red Western. corn market was quiet, Unsound was dull and a unan’ off, while sound remained steady, The tales embraced wasak Soon BoeaasSae eas ||] Ssuesssesss 75.000 ‘bushels, at 75¢. a 760. for unsound, ‘B8C. a BI}¢0, for sound mixed and 90c. for high mixed op yellow. Ryo was quiet, and no pel ef unchanged. Barley was in some as ya's al 8,000 bushels Canada sold at $1 30 $1 2. Salt was uiet, with sales of about 650 bushels at $1.60. Oats ruled firmer, under a short supply. sates were at 55c, 2 Sic. for old ‘Western, the ister outside price, and 65°. a 57. for new State, Corren was rather quiet; no sales worthy of note Prices were Grm at last — Cortow.—The market was fairly active, and tuled more steady and clored about gc. better for mid- Ron Chiro The sales embraced 8,140 bales at our re- quotations annexed :— Florida. Mobile, N.O.@T. | Ordinary, 36 36 37 | Middiing “ 4535 Ox Good mi a 43 ei. Fra: anata fed quiet, but rates were quite firm. ‘Tonnage is scarce. Several large ships are being held back for higher ratea, and some of them we understand ‘are being binned for corn, in anticipation of higher rates, ‘The eng tee eg A were, to Liverpool per steamer, 2,500 560 bales cotton at 14d. 100 boxes cl boxes bacen at 258., #4000 bushels corn y evenin ray 6d, To Gigsgow Lantos heed 00 cheese at doe, 4 schooner was chartered to with 60,000 staves at $7. Hors continued in request and full prices were ob- tained. We note sales of 60 bales new crop at 40c. a 60c. and 90 bales of old do. at 100, a 46c., the latter an out- side price for small lote extra fancy Western, Morasexs continued in fair jobbing demand at full ‘ices, We notice sales of 40 hhds. 10 Rico at 850, and 17 do, Cuba muscovado at 54c, Provistoxe,—Recoipts, 221 bbls. pork, 13 do. beef and 30 packnges lard. The pork market was unsettied and irregular, new mess closing at $32 26 against $32 60 on Saturday, The sales for September and October delivery were fair, comprising 2,600 bbls. new mrss, sellers’ and buyers’ option, at $32 a $32 60. The eales for imme. diate delivery were moderate, _consiati of 4,500 ie 0” $32:12% 4a $52 37% for new meee a for old do., $26 a $20 2s rar prime and $20 60 $00 15 for primer mesa ‘The beef market was steady, with sales of 750 bbls. at $5 60 a $12 for plain mese "end $11 a $14 50 for extra mess, Beef nams were stead: ith only a ght inquiry. Bacon was quiet, Butter rer i under an ac- tive trade demand, with reported esies at 350. a 450, for State and 250, a She. for Western. Cheese was also ih ood detiand and somewhat firmer, The sales were at le. a 1630. for common to choice factory. The lard market was again firmer and considerably excited. The stock is low and the tendency still upward. The gales ‘were to & moderate extent, comprising 900 bbls. at 23340, @ 28%0., and as high as 290. naked Cut meats were with bly ea packages at 150. & 16¢. for me 196. @ 223gc, for hams. et was quiet but firm tor both bond. The sales were confined to ic. , 4360. for crude, 580, a 60c. for jc. a 780, for free, Benzine was was firm, but only weeny request. ‘ Prices. wore vory strong were 412 hhds. Olibe muse. ined was rather weaker, shout 3,200 vara ret in bond, rice tn rad ices again ng 18000 De at TB ce 0 Winakey,—Receipts, 25 bbls. T' fe market was mode- Tately aotive and priods wore again. a sbade firmer, The sales wore 600 bbls. at $223 a $2 20, the outside an ex- treme price for #mall parcels, the market closing , FINANCIAL. ll RE Ss 2 SSESSMRNTS HAVE BEEN LEVIED UPON following, mentioned Silver Mining Company Sto: ihollar, $84 per fool, dolinguent sale io tt ‘Setobae! Potosl, foot, delinquent sale 2d phi Took, delinquent sale Sd-Ociove, Wo cre yropared vo dared ct Wevwhe. prepared a direck by tolcgraph payment.or these assessments through the Bank of California, Sis Francisco, TEEBS & WALL, 39 Pine atrodt Naw Youx, Sept. 12, 1805. PARTY OWNING am, byroy? vo REST 1H A A, waite fe plone on Chery anon with well or, ome aly oll, ore. lke to "o soll bal his in- nds to pay assessment for fnsbine welland taciiog um, Herald office. CAPITALIST, HAVING $76,000 TO $100,000, WISHES OA Eirest the’ ania in good» Feoame io Bre : h Sseperty,, Parties Paint rise toatl please one me your oh, 00, foe hie {were 10pet one ve gent inieréat quar (aac ody NS ah Sazr Post omen. can en asa ea Nowe . HOLDERS OF STOCKTON CITY coupe notified will be pee ne Siaeav ee (— — feted OF E. 8. MUNROE, 80 BROADWAY, ap NO. jew street. Past due Coupons Virginia, anomie, X Nonh Garsiin and?itissour’ State, ‘Bonds on eel in ein eernaee * Ss. T. JONES & CO., BANKE!} 50 NEWBERN, N. 0. made and remitted for ithe collecti: prom| eda oF Pa current aie of exchange on. N y of payment at * Roter to Firat.National Bank, New York. Zophar Mills, Esq, 144 Front street, N. ¥. bast ADVERTISER. A YOUNG MAN OF CHARACTER and business habits, wishes to hire, as capital for bust. Bnd of yay. ness, cent for 5 years, secured, Harris Pardoe, fa. if Pardee, Bates & Co,, 43 D500 CAN BE MADE BY A PARTY CAPABLE OF 9) negotiating a small lubricating oi! acheme; only $20,000 required, which includes $10.00 working eapi- tal: developments on adjoining property; oll selling at frotn $10 to $00.0 barrel. Address William B. Candeo, 25 Broad- way. TO $10,000 WANTED—BY A WELL ESTAB- $5. 000 lished factory, producing raw inaterial, whith yield now {0 the proprietors about 25 per cent, ald be increased to 50 iia ed com- abl aud nob stibe 1, box 3,053 Powt D_IN A BOOKBINDERY, WITH tical bookbinder, end a mua who @ lve Lest reterences, Address Bookt terald be t mnerative businges. ken as part Address spectable and. 1 box 228. Herald of PARTY SAVING $6,000 WOULD LIKE TO I r ¢ minufacttring business, Address, With full particulars, Enterprise, box 123 Herak! ofiice MAN, WITH #400—TO WUY A) HALF INTER: a concert ¥al doing a good business, For partic inquire at 148.0) street, in the saloon, Ry BOUCHY, FRENCH MACH New York wishes the help of a ri ‘ER WANTED. “AN A NO. ft wants a good business man to j with or without expital. Toone who could ov tin work from the trade.a liberal offer will be made, or the would join a party alrexdy established. Address AN, WITH $500, neat, honorable’ and profitable roudwaye room 3), third floor NUE COPARINER ste HERETOFORE ¥XISTING the style an of Deimel & Hrown ix hereby ty sical nsinens of by Henry 0 SMANT CAPITALISTS.— Sout hers mercantile concern: of enterpris an iknowir popularity and. of 7 lomsiy acqntintunee (now without means), desire to ton wita a first class New York house of lar the prosecution of an extensive and profitable comme and merecntile business, embracing ong of the most. pro peroun snd owrisuing evtica of tho South, The adverdiners understand their busfness and (he Best city references given and requir lotter, with real name and address, Brevards, box New York ost of D-A BUSINESS MAN, OR MECHANTO, INA He und sufe mantfacturing bustness, with Immedis ir; nu better chance for making hout rick, 710 Broadway, room No, 2 TANTED—BY A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, JUST MUS tered out of the ar on the expirotion of bin resi ment’a orm of wervice, x partiership with an older pray tidoner, or as asuistant, Address Physician, Herald office ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH $150 Oi partner in an office business pavt week cash. For partioulars inquire at i room No. 8. ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $60, IN A NEW, GEN. toe! busines that wil pay $109 por day: invextrisnt #e- ured ani day, room 1. A RELIABLE MAN, ‘a profi int ina light catabilai oa ton to assint ina ‘catabilaived busi Apply a7 Nadwan sty rode d ier YOUNG & co, —A PARTNER "WANTED IN THE STEAM king box manufacturing business, Any man waleveait Pecuincan. would ‘Zo well to all au tue $1. 000 “WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH ONE OR 1. two thousind doliars, in & new enterprise; business enah; profite over 190 per cent Address C. M., box $1.00 ticle Milter box i867 Fiewsd $3,000. —WANTED, A SMART, ENEI young, tae, tettabeen intocest fa Oran hess will be taken on favorable ineas; one who understands the busi- terma, rade the pant and first year, and can earily be dou! To ave thine and trouble, none need answer unless they business 4 tions und meat business, Adi mission, box 212 $300 (0 - Want, paying Handset. PARTNER WANTED, IN A CASI{ MAN. igoturing business, paying very Large Pag eet, nO risk. ‘Address o poagens the money, dress Com- Herald office. if 000 22, $10,000.—A GOOD BUSINESS MAN has Pyrat sum to lovers, tn some lucrative manu- facturing business where his services would be required; or heer ‘must state nature ‘of Dist would a buy out Mivem swore ve 3 reference. Ad i Seen We nddrens of applicant nee. Address {or Sie GENTLEMAN, THO! $10.0 000 2 Er yuaiated with lithe total or the ne et “conte ray cantar ls es igovemaiinn mont secures be used as Intra fo gets ema Tor par: * iter by DENTISTRY. Moat. ‘WoxpERrUL ypiscOvERY. TERETE fracted without pxin of mo 4 serted, ey | Famed 3 A bas ASHION COURSE, LONG F £ se rite Ras, ‘The two great purses given eth ‘oe proprietor will be trotted for as follows:— at 2 o'clock, purse ‘of S200; ‘inle' hess three ia. Ave, in armen. ruff names ch. m. LADY EMM. en WILKES, on, HORSES ARE ENTERED, ‘The abo Ley the most noted favorites of the schiehinaeds maces gee Boats tearo'th a atrest fifteen Prgagiagt *tratos feave, Tuners Point at 11:90 A. M., 1:30 and mb Me Yor the course. EPH GHOCHERON, Manager. PLEASURE GROUNDS.—TROTT 2 o'clock P. M. cae “pests, best Sin 6, in on cag eet and Buoonngise fond, ras Ko a eda ile ‘beat three in Samos Flslay Somes Jim ownor names Bill Black. one as COURSE, LONG ISLAN! Ly fase OForines enters rr ie ad J. H. E Hoeches bey colt; by Abdallah Ghict U grad : THE UNION Lo bce te EVEN. . Good ITE, ages dat “Shaw's Wi GLASS DOUBLER gum, mADE as new; a fine Ei reoner, as Loader, for sale low, by CHAS, POLdom 38 M OR SALE—A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND nee. oI op rear and ten months old; a good watch dog. M. H, H1., Westchester, Weatchoster county, nN ee (OR SALE-A FAST AND ABLE OPEN SLOOP Yacht, of 7% tons; sound and in ged order; sails, rigging, &c., In exellent condition; will be sold at a bargain. For partioulers address A, box 6,748 New York Post office. OR SALR—NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS, BULL ant cree | Katine Greyhounds, King Charios ipaniels, BY wM. Eom Brent kand Tan and fooieh rerriers, raite ey ‘Sf Black and Fan ‘Terriers, 6 pounds @ach. Apply loor, JOHN GHAY, Ul Roosevelt street, f FRANCIS BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS THtPTY, four choice breads of Dogs for wale or stock. | Butler's infallible Mango Gure and Flea Exterminator, 75 cents. Butler's now work on the Dog, third and enlarged edition. price $2. Dogs boarded, trained. Medicines forall diseases- FOR, bal EA FINE BLOODED SOR. revi years ot, wal brvken tp ade wad har d suitable for a lady; ands bi al iste nea ce inquire of Col. A. C.PAUL, 100 Lib: erty street. Price $300. N AMERICAN STAR HORSE, 7 YEARS OLD, 15% anda high, can trot in 3:46 to Wwaggon, splendid driver, will suit any gentleman or family, for sate ata bargain, Responsible eres given, Taquice at 115 Barrow street, Greenw' icl SPLENDID PAIR OF BLOGD BAY HORSEA FOR sale. They are 16 hand: fine long tails and man 6and7 yoara a extromely stylish, sound and kind in every respect. They fre r'of carriage horses in the city. “Fhey will be warranted in every reapect. Also a four horse Drag, made aL Bros., only been * 4 timos, with Harness, Whip and everything complete, neatly new. Can be seen at Drivate stable fine Barouche, No, 18 East Thirty-sixth street. IEAVY BUILT CANADIAN GRAY MARE, 15 HANDS , Young, sound and kind. two sats of Harnens and ‘igo will be sold for anything for want of use, at No. AM a Row 4 468 Pearl BLACK MARE WANTED—MUST BE ABOUT 15 hands high, light built, perfectly sound and goutle, well end ypeed Addrowe, with full partiouipra, a, U. bos nd speed, Addroas, wi .5 BOK New Pork Pont oftice: i Rereere SPAN. OF SOUND HORSES AND DOUBLE HAR. nose forsale, for want of use; price $180. Apply at 176 A Bleecker AKER'S HOOF LINIMENT.—' WE, THE UNDER. signed, having used, the above for Quarter and Sar Crack, Corns, Thy wah, Coniten ed Poet, de. and for gene use in place of, atufing and soaking, take, plensure in wayin nxivter it the very best article ever oifered for those pur aen.—Alexander Lytle, Geo, W. Arnistrong, Wm. H. Ham- ton, John Lovett, Fash Ge cin J, Kell Volwinnary Bighth ; “Charles Marshall, orem ; James B. Devoy, United Bivins Navy. Wholeaale: oth treet and ira ird avenue, and 370 Broadway, aud by eaddlera, shoors and feed stores generally. DAMS & eae 64 BROADWAY, u tock of such as Vic. iar Mhnafon er to make RA Supe Aly Eg ely Ld FOR SALE.—#HE IMMENSE STOCK now in the three warerooma, 460 Broadway and 16 Growiy steyet, wil be sold at groaily reduoed prices; "od sets hmsahg ‘several second hans WITFY, 450 Brondway. taka ine ROUTE FOR SALE.WHORSE, WAGON Good light atreeh. fotos My or after? pyres fee awl SL, SPOTS SS EE XPRESS ROUTE FOR SALE— WAGON AND Ek area complete, Inquire at De rea ‘treet or at ‘street. WAST TROTTER FOR SALE—HAMBLETONIAN, SEVEN eare oll, perfectly, sounds 2:35 under the ne A ly. bo DANJELS, Fort Plain, New Bail Yort. ud} PAIR OF by agg eee NE CARRIAGE Andy pees pound gh hd abate fine igh, Laet Teaty oS te tt ‘Veet fine THirners, T'net lg ikea Pcie ee, road Harness, Also Ricetet Acsty apts a. ra in Sidney between Joralemon and State, streets, Brookiyn? toto OR 8. LE—A PAIR OF isi BLACK CARRIAGE tS oh BAUR Ox SEO, for want af t rivats. sanle, 82. West Forty.sisth street, nd Seventh avenues. — C. baal idaho Boi os snare eased tinal Fe Pa i ee BAY aaa Lona ail, oe old. An: voce ined may pete gio Pay for benuty tented pron iiiee RD, ede M x ont speed com! OR BALB—A ett PATR OF CAR. ornen, fu high fond aid kind a ave sfat'intatpestod Troe wing Wages ont Seemtr Goan fomaen nels "attechadn on ec. rr mer Inquire at stable roar of ‘300 Fifth svemue. F%, SALE—A. SUPERIOR. “#38 D_ioRs ‘bay, bands, seven Wwarrane Amity 15) goand. "Al ‘at the private Mabie. "T $300. “sense res ee, oe barred DARK BAY MARE, LONG Ti re Of ate night ghylthout a blemish: Warp ta wollen Moan be seen at S18 Bast eieacaot preg 9 peer age i GALE—SEVEN RLY FROM 15 TO. 16 HANDS: willbe sold Pr a erly store, junction oe Peon avenue ULERS, ‘ss Ura ey FULL SET OF TEETH ONL! A. aia oe kOe wera St BEAUTIFUL SET OF oY TERTH, with PLUMPERS A go restore ee ‘and fn in ‘sdinialatored. daily eae c bes. aa Bes Gut thie out GAS EVERY DAY. Arar sua and fas at any place in the city. teeta | SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS—NO PAY UN. done; special mechan , wet! —p-) . oxide gas ya Srey dag. 366 state ‘avenue, one door below bap fo Re yt Ci + perl REDUCED Cagpeige oge y i extracted ; b ay op, sat OF nr TO $15. SUPE. ‘and bone acting wiihout pais. ‘At4gl Siath avenue, neur Twenty-eighth street EN JOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. DR. COLTON HAS roturned, and will administer the gas in Fag for the wane iq wel ‘entire tr freed Mt Rave had 6 0 late ‘rithouf's single failure or socident. Otico T9 Cooper Lastitute 1 00 TESTIMONIALS. ey! VAN PAL. 115 . Bizth a —o fre. Greet’ bergslas pain, Cs Toeib ordered how. ARTIFICIAL BYES. LEG ey SNS 2. AE mpage, 97 Heaanens, % Ae way, week rae. ae. asgpenrliy prantbawene. LS OR SALE—A Fi ait and sound; ah Pore aa HAND. ‘at Mr, Nicol’s stables, 23 RR SALE—A NEW TKUCK, FOR SIN a dle team, Apply oT. BEVERIDGE & ais iit Ware LARGE TRUCK TEAM; YOUN et Sen gees ‘OACH, OWEAP: hat Fweitthasreet, resect fat ayes tee ua Rk pn a00D. jet raSor, an. fn 4 ne raningiice at Ald Broadway, Bat i GOOD WORK HORSE, HIGH, ‘end sound; price $60. Call at 15 Jap hteeos is PR aster's ir fe AR sheep. Inquire at J. Oe | = (OR SALE—FIVE HORSES; ONE NICE BAY Bonse, | F Oeste od, SALA h SEARE ID BLACK ROAD wid weaied horse $00; ars nels cot Hlartoss, two pirates “one light Wagon” “Apply a1 98 Mereet street, for saa aa ey SaaS eal soun jail at nth Seventeenth atreet, in ‘the store. CITY COACH AND A tie Coupe, bout rit Dall by ar fd but very ite ‘used, ‘Europe, ‘con bor he et ‘only af Nob Washington place. Dee a3 SALE—A CANADIAN PONY, amour six SIX YEARS septs Rae oe hse Sek |B ity-seventh SALE—A PAIR OF BAY "and tod uot Po eta seed -ageonp | Raat Eee es Bt a IS, CA< pao area Bet Waeklagion atects OR SALE—ONE SORREL HORSE, Sor » business w avenue, corner CHEAP, OR Inquire of GEO. irty-Grat street. FIRST CLASS -BXPRESS W. rAGON, SEEH DOYLE, 104 Seventh avenne, be: Li3 eel song al BLACK MARE, 6 Es =m ybie and askams. at UNDER! Riablen ca oot Lafayer aes ENTLEME, ceived on Discs MAGNUS BI iJ Bd CABBAGE J ii seven Cis BLANKETS—HORSE ig oben, sheep aus ROTHERS 104 104 Fulton street. PEERS Ot one, RSES.—I RE- sing reperor nals wht: HALL ON dic iy, AO eee eee ee ee, bg ba ee ar ly tipper Se JORNBON. SR a ete re JO PROREATAS, eanati “shia pans way, Herald oflice. Sherrnee ABLE ot me hla OR FIVE 8T, U ara aro PENSON HAVING A HORSE alone, suitable and Wagon, or Wi ae and wish! | isi BE SOLD CHEAP—ONE BLACK HO! dnd hgh, $00 AL 300 oe in Gon close a) stable. me Apr ‘Tor the lly <i to soll will address Cash, 15 hands hi 200 Bisth oieasts see i beep ig tg mind TOP WAgOR. I Bay: ice; ra forte doetrs i*hioad Ware a a ep ad Bovouth avenue, near Thirty-clght PERSONAL. RETURNED SOLDIER, LIVING AT 1193¢ WASHING. ton street, being drunk on las inst., staked $100 in hear the Olds Bowery thentre, that he could” tke horsea ns well as any man, "He cannot nince, identify the and offers $20 reward for informa- ‘any of the parts ber nor, tion leading to its recovery. NY PERSON HAVING 8EVERAL LARGE COLORED Photographs eft in their hands a Samuel L. by the decen King, it Seitay heard the 15th ‘@ barroom care of ear and « half the firm of Howel Ping wil sonfer a favor by ieaving them at Park place, Regge —WANTED TO ADOPT, BY A RESPECT- ‘able family, an infant from birth or a few days old. Address Mra, Fairweather, station A, Spring street, HARLES A. STORY—PLEASE SEND YOUR AD- dress to 1,611 TS gdou ajreet, Philadelphia, ADOPTION—A ui INFANT, yor dark eyes, Call at No. 6 Amity Hem WELL, ONE LATE, TO «ial Real r MRS. COOK (WIDOW), WH@ FORMERLY RESIDED it, ‘West Fortieih street, near Ninth avenue, will send her to Blanchard, Herald oflice, s! x ire aAventage. NFORMATION WANTED—OF SIMON GRANT, A CAR- ip Ernest, Captain Malone. Any 'informa- ‘illy received by his sister, Annis penter on. Hon of him thank? Went Fourteenth will bear something country in Meyer & Co.. believed to formation respeotin, solicited on behalf we ie ‘ibe clay street, New York. have been import prosent whereabouts or his MATION WANTED—OF EDWARD .RUDOLF Baumann, from Dresden, Germany, who came to this 1850, and in 1851" was empl ed by the firm of Wrelatives by Kessler & Co., 87 NFORMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL DELAHUNTY, lately in the Thirty-ninth regiment New York Volunteers, by his brother Rhody, who has just arrived in. Am information will be thankfully ‘received by address! Washington Heights, Broadway and One Hi Creaden, and Fifty-sixth street, M. MoH.—LETTER AT POST OFFICE FOR YOU. IL{ MI88 ROSE BRADY SEND HBR ADDRESS TO Harry, of the army, at the Bancroft bef ‘Thursday, as he leaves for ihe Southt OST Al AND Ft FOUND. in to returning her to O8T—ON ZBORSD AY AUGUST at A Bi ANd ane by ‘Waist Buckle with Belt attached. wil be itberally rewarded by leav L080, Md hf EVENING, wee MADISON yntine Monat ‘he Collar and B; arded 0) Brooch. T! ‘py leaving it at 31 Madison ander will be sult sultably rews avenue. i RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, A BOOK. THE rewarded by returning the same PETER J, HIOKEY. POCKETBOOK, of hair very highly OsT—01 finder wilt be ibe: to butcher stand No. 44 ST — AR, Loe 0 ot e." mesnyay. CAR, A oo Plone i Wastvogion Mar ing the sume at 96 Rade sivea and a loc retura the hair to 318 Tai euro ». 96. nth avenuo oat NO, bag ACCOUNT BOOK Ane: Leave a Sirdol or 31D Washingron Sfarket, it S10 Wi SUSKICE & CO. her, on Saturday, 10ih int Twenty: OST—IN BAST SQ ENTIETH STREET. ON SUNDAY Toon rewuraing’ her’ We il on returning’ it ‘ange ive root ming afternoon, a to the name of Gramerey Park ile i Chatt | Li 'Chatn THE Bub tbuniieteebel GOLD WATCH AND ashe ‘iveets Te street car, or in Broadway, ae Teen liberally rewarded by finder will be Ii street. ft atta Futtoa |. DUNNING. 16 HANDS ; one sorrel belween ave- ing Youn fundred. House, before BRacener, ‘T LOST-IN DR. CHAPIN'S CHURCH Sen, 17th inal, oF between the church and a Union ‘a. gold band Bracelet, with name and date ongraved der wil be lly rewarded ow returning it rs. Crumelin, 20 Union square, O8T--ON SUNDAY MORNING, 4 BLACK AND TAN Ling Sburien lesslul, The finder will receive $8 reward it Twenty-fifth street. hid ‘e. 17 Stanton at, hear the Bowery A'S ELDERLY LADY OF SESPROTARELESY WISHES a ge ot a tat itleman’s i to take c ofa teat 4th st., New York, betwees Saas ear Sa tor aand S'P. M., for one week. cr ‘wot A gyre he Sow 4 A ia tauan 01 mM A arr eareees feat if desires no 0 jection to io'doing chase Biter two days 6 at 212 Si aie . 4, SITUATION a8 AS CHAM. ecommanded’ Onl ve well tate two angen or East $8th st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUA A “A Young wou WANTS ‘and obliging: oe oe nursery, ring machine or sorter fie daze ot ? avin WOMAN Wines TO 7A Two amen her and tlemon's washings Ot E301 Haat ast st, or three Or; OF Wo! first floor, front room. HES 4 SITUATION (A Metsarae: audertauee to carvof« bay trom a are isa ; Sect of for bye ahys at S16 8d aves nose Bites 7 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A. SITU ‘lon as nail faumiy: cnn, cub and Pond chilisen's dresses, be yy with the Of city reference, at 44) 6th av, botweem 20th and 27th, (3 fui nes GIRL sven tp aall private fay zo no Gates 44 82d at. and) SITUATION WANTED- BY A RBEPOOTARLE Gane as child’s nurse; ia wi in chamberwork. Can be seen at ber pi renga employer 1 67 ‘Bast Soh sk, be) tween td and Sd-ava, Meat rolerenoe,” . avs. ms Be SITUATION W. TOUNG WOMAN, doa fer two days ob 85 uve top fioor, front rook, ‘cook and will aval bony enter WOMAN WANTS A SE ATION TC TC. chambernald or nurse or to es art reference and has lived SITUATION waren x rt Seated FAMILY, A i bermaid: seen for two aye ah No. or w ress, ip tis nt ett be bgt Weat Sin} ot! PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU. ation, ina private family: as chambermald an d to, Plain sewibg, or as w raitrens, ‘good city reference. Call] Ergo Weat fath at, for two-day: A SITUATION WANTED—BY A big ptr GIRL to do chamberwork and hd Sf a, good reference Call at 322 7th av., between 30th and Sist sts, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION Tt tuke care of children and do embroidery; good refe Tence given, Call at 366 Ist av., second Boor, fr fepat room, SITUATION Wa waste se COMPANION TO . A is a g'elook. DBE A YO! bal Oman, at ier prosent ent employers, 1 10 ations yy bol YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS OF. 19) bermaid and waitress; or to do plain sewing ip vate family. Can be seen for two days at 126 8th #1 Glia Place, room RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT. youna GIRL Di) arse ‘aa chambermaid und waitress. Goc aity referon it a 18 West 46th st., on Tuesday ar) ‘ednesday. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 SIT! ation as chambermsid or w: alas or to washing and ironing; or would do the “inework of Sem family, Gan be nogn for two daya at aa Bast 12th at. Gox tpl ANE: EXPERIENCED NURSE, WISHES A SITUAT.. || to take care of Speci hs and is willingto make herse fonerully weet: can rom Bi place. Call at 96 the best city reference f: jest 19th st., for two days. RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN yiseEe situation as wet nurse in a res} pectable family; best of . Can be seen for two days at No.5 ashing nurse and seamstress; last place. Apply at 318 West 43d st mala; the best of eiey retoresoe Firpma bev inst Places Gall” 71 West 10th at., two doors from 4th av. COMPETENT LAUNDRESS WOULD LIKE 1 washing of | few families of gentlemen at her ave, dence, Call on or nddross M. D., back room. PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A. SITUATIO! A cham aly, anbe gen forts ay nnewo ay. vear Sith for garni for two a STANT GIRL WISHES A SI: bec om mh ewpers ee t machine. “Can be seen oe | AS CHA YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITU ATI AA. bermaid and waltroms 49/0 small private, alot mily. Gg fween $80 and 81th ate, in the fancy atore, aro} SITUATION | WANTED BY tt SS es A_ RESPECTABL ral ary la od cy Waverley piace. YOUNG PROTA SBAYE Sah DE DESIRES A SITU tion as child’s nurse, be well recommended r present employer. ain at'200 Wert 18h at SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE OIR ‘as children's nurse: is of taking charge of 1 | infant f1 its Galt nt 168 Went Sot at aed bcd fd WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS FIR: class lanndrese; understands all kinds of Prench oe Suite Bent of city reference can be given from her last ‘be soon for two days, If not engaged, at 6 West RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN W tion ax’waitress; objection to BS A ing by operator! Touts be iy user toa servitude. ‘Addrewe Louise, Herald A SITUATION AS NURSE - D SE. STRESS WAN ed—by young woman, f at her present em ‘a, 59 Ba ther (OAT OST—ON SUNDAY EVENING, IN’ ee AVEN een Fourteenth and Seventeenth betwi ‘ies ie black snamelled Sleeves Stud, marked with the initial P: The on leaving it finder will be oy Eighteenth atreet or LEFT, of whe of ‘ost. 4. inst, in » car of the Morri aceiiee doubly valuable to the owner on ee finder rewarded ing them St roont Ir Prmaity Sullding Ill Broadway. ON ye MORNING, THE 16TH Essex Rattroad, by leav: On? _SRPT, fs GOING FROM NO. ninth street tion oF to Thirty-seventh street. Goa Treas pot with pearls, contatnt iinet WEST THIRTY. ont a tenth Val street an il be paid and no au fe anked ie jE rete to P. Joga ine, Ne ington Market, or Mr. Shave, 258 West Fifty-fourth street. (TRA YED--FROM 2 STUYVESANT STREET, A BROWN Ca BH 6 mouths ; anewers to the name of Jip. A reward will be paid for herreturn, hand __REWARDS. $l0.x: gsbridge, the above (ge 0 Sarath a singe barrelied Pistol Orv same to the bar of the Metropolitan Hotel will receive waive the above re- rw RD—LOst, id ar oc Be contents of no and the thanks of the owner, 1) REWARD. mg ot on SATURDAY EVR) IN hetween second and quarter seco second i Whoever will return aatd watch to No, 10 St, Inform —— the owner Spee ttes Bis Sats Sioa ee ibe wate Telng perucelarty and no ques OST—ON SATURDAY, ABOUT 3 P. wt BETWEIN one to any one bu ef, ON, sua jo ror Maney, 9 (NEAR ve at the ‘Steamboat Houses ¥ Yonkers, W ‘ashington Market, J. B. Oakley, —STOLEN, FROM’ THE OFFICE OP foot of East Fifty-third street, dated 1885, made." by: Mar- iy 00. ANI ng Fm) ST without advance cl HB, ‘BROWN, Li LL PRIZE MONEY, aC, BUREAU “Or INFORMATION — ¥ ‘AVY Government and State Bount nae oper, ae., hao Information jaaaau street, yo P. O'DONNE! Gemens rears of Pi fy) New York vances made. Cs aoe at yh Riker, and Lawrence, M; OP ened tn oaptre AND © of U. 8. ae Bon INTER- rernon thom ne and Gor “anon ember oan pare rt Sa neta, at law, {*fameditly 67 ge Baten to rae oe 8 Ridrensony Baq,, Ckabier Qcona Rad COURSRELO® A At Kas LAW, corner Lit ,Bouety, ‘Fenston and Pri Poe Breton ieee pase, aes OWING, 1 ea | Tce aes ear eee FURNITURE. ea Se) See eas Sixth avenue, a air and inserip- inder wi rally rewarded by re- turning it 10 No. 6 Went Thiriy-ninth surest, ' ‘A limegr aang and On ea WAl Wine Onke a recetve a whole ag Aur SITUATION WANTED-RY_ 4, YOUNG. Orme, a8 Bt Tate poh ny nt city city ret) roy Se days ae RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN’ WISHES nates to wet nurse at her own house, ooadargad sa Am Frowston A. RIRST Lass LAUNDRESS WARTS A. SITU ATIC Ina private fe good reference. Appl ane cieiesR ecient’ Boo Tw Ba web =n Deas sla AS RESPECTABLE YOUNG COLORED aTRI WISH) eel Cyt as nurse; can speak French, — io West st 30th at a iy pre om ito 3 Py hyd ae , ony wo af ie first class andrews; fan fest st., top . Haina braaeneees A SITUATION AS Ci mak WANTED. =A A COMP: tent who her busines has the best ator 137 Weat 18 at., between — WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Pg og ria ca Rinse Ironer: eg ne vy, er las i B5Uh nt top ae A: YORE. WOMAN A “A, SIFUATION * oes = chy Fete nce. Apply at 382 3d av., corner ‘ Aes SITUATION W. ict ara ROTESTAP! |, aa chamber two pad in eimibe nthe boat SE y be seen f at 9 West ‘Rprivaie family SITUATION Wi A RESPECTA! we man, as laun rranidy oF wetpes ey i Broadway, Grst floor. Ax prthe Deed yin tess stots! eK eo ite Gat fort at 160 Bast 2 FIRST CLASS ENGL COOK WISHES A sit.) tion te, Panui hae the Very bet of cy | At : "oalt t8r two wo dayn nt 6584 00. hoa _i ‘ation in 7 rn work gan give the beatiof ‘at 27 aschambermaid and seamstress irate ery hea given if required. Call at 28th ot, between ay ga 4 PROTABLE GERMAN mil aoe A SIT snes YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION 48 wi A SITU ! for two days.at 468 ie bot of ¢ |)