The New York Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1867, Page 7

v pragesesddsesegi FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fawway, Sept. 6—6 ¥. M. woe railway share market bas been somewhat un- ‘@eitled to-day by the irroguiar course of Efle, but the Dulles have not relaxed their efforts to advance prices, vand the speculative feeling of the street is more in their Mavor at present than for some weeks past, Professional wpeculatars are returning to town, but there is no influx of orders from the outside public, Aided by the pre- wailing monetary ease, however, and the enlarged earn- (Gags of the railways, quotations are easily supported, sand with increased activity greater buoyancy is looked or, The bears are nevertheless content to bide their Rime, which sooner or \arer will come, on the principle ‘that every dog has ois day; but meanwhile the bulls aay reap a harvest of profits. There is no change to aote in the condition of mone- Gary affairs, Tne supply of money continues abundant @t3a4 percent on goveroment socurities and 4a6 on mized collateras There is avery limited volume of ‘Dusivess in the discount line, and first class commercial Paper is quoted ai 6 a7 per cent, with exceptional trans actions in the case of priwe within thirty days of matu- mity at 534. At the early session of the open board railway shares swore dull but steady at the closing quotatioas-of last savening, Erie selling at 70% a 704, Milwaukee aud St. “Paul preferred 67';, and New York Central 106%. At ‘the first regular bard the market was steady, and there ‘was very little interest manifested in Erie, notwith- standing the official a:nouncement this moreivg that the transfer bouk: wili be ciosed at two ¥. M. to-mor- row. There was a brisk borrowing demand for ‘he stock, however sod % & % per cent was paid for its use until Monday next. ‘Brie closed +{ higher than at the same time yesterday, Hudson River 3, Rock Isiand 5, Northwestern %, do, ‘preferred 34, Fort Wayas %, Reading was % lower. Government securities were moderately active and ssteady. Coupon five-twenties of 1862 declined 3, and ‘the issue of 1865 wivanced 3g Tennessee sixes, new, were 3 higher, The old express sbares ‘continued ‘weak, and Adams snowed @ furcher decline of 2 and American 33, while M-rchanis’ Union, with 30 per ‘cent paid, advanced 3, te immediate cause being the decision of Judge Barnard in the suit of Waterbury vs. ‘Ross against the appuintarent of a receiver for the Aatter company. At the open board at one o'clock prices were alightly lower, except for Muwaukee and St. Paul pre- ferred; which afvanced to 67%. Ene sold at 70, New “York Central 1033 and Rock Island 10424. The old express shaies experienced a further decline, Adams selling at 663, while Merchants’ ‘Cnion, with 30 paid, advanced to 22, Subsequently ‘Ente declined to 69 undor apprehensions that cash stock might be throwa upon ihe market after the ciosing of ‘the transfer books to-morrow; but. at the second regular ‘Doard there was @ partial recovery, sales having been made at 6935. New.Y rk Central closed 14 lower than @t the first regular board, Erie %, Reading %, Rock sland 4%, Northwest-ra 3%, do, preferred %, Fort ‘Wayne %, Pacific Mail %, Canton 2%, Western Union ‘Telegraph 3{. Government secunties were dull and steady. Coupon five-twenties of 1866 were 3¢ lower. xpress shares were witnout material change. At the haif-past three open board there was a further recovery. Erie sold at 69%, Michigan Southern 82%, Milwaukee and St. Pau! preferred 673;. Merchants’ ‘Union Express advanced to 2234, @ price which subse- quently brought out eeilers, The causes influencing the decline in the old companies’ shares have a Targe “short” interest, and hence a reaction is to ‘take place before long. During the rest of the afternoon the general stock market continued to show an im- proving tendency, and at six o'clock it was firm at the following quotations: —New York Central, 106% a %; Krie, @8% a %; Reading, 102% a 103; Michigan Southern, 627% a 83; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 88 a 34 Rook Island, 1043; a %; Fort Wayne, 105% 2106; ‘Northwestern, 4654 a 3; do. preferred, 70% a 7% cifle Mall, 1440 3¢; Ono and Mississippi certificates, 27% a 28; Western Union Telegraph, 43a %; Milwau- Koo and St. Paul preerrsd. 67% a ‘There was a light business transacted in government a@ecurities at the counters of the leading dealers, and at ‘the close the market wa: quiet at the subjoined prices :— Registered, 1831 111% a 112; coupon, 1881, 112 @ 1124{; five-twenties. registered, 1962, 100% a 109%; five-twentics, coupon, 18962, 114% a 1143; do., 1864, 210.0 11034; do,, 1865, 11136 a 11134; do., Janoary and Sualy, 10834 a 108, ve-twemties coupon, 1867, 1085 a 108; ten-torties, regist red, 9914 a 993¢; do., coupon, 995, a 99%; gold, 142% — 142%; August 7-30's, 107% a 103; June 7-30's, 107% 8 10734; Joly 7-30" ROTH w 107}; Octover compounds, 1864, 118% a 119%; December do, do., 117% a 118%; May do., 1965, 117 allTX; ‘Augam do, do, 11601163; September do. do., 1153% & 115%; Octover do, do., 415% a 11534. ‘The gold market was very firm, the range of the day Shaving beon from 142% to 142%, with the closing tran. actions at 14234. The supply of cash gold was abundant, although it is generally supposed that the government thas not been a sel.er during the last few days. Loans ‘were made without interest and at 1 a 2 por cent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $65,896,000, ‘the gold balances to $762,505 and the currency balances to $1,120, 426 ‘The receipts of coin and bullion from California at this -port from January to Angust, inclusive, aggregated $19,086,374, of which $2,482,310 arrived in Janunry, $1,749,900 in February, $1.913,984 im March, $3,162,734 tn April, $1,194,881 in May, $2,789,251 in June, $2,679,714 in Juiy and $3,983,550 in August ‘During the same period we received from foreign ports $2,153 545. making the total receipts for the eight months $22,109,920, The shipments to for- sign ports forthe eame period aggrevated $39,830,150 — mamoly, in January, $2,551,351; in February, $2,124,461; in March, $1,891,141; in April, $2,261,283; in May, $0,043,154; in June, $6,724,272; im July, $13,519.894, and in Angust, $1,714504 These figures show a pre- ponderance of exports over imports of $17,720,230 be- ‘Sween the 1st of January and ihe Slst of August, The foreign exchange market was dull, and rates were a fraction lower than vesterday on the street. For con- ‘Rinontal bills the rates were firm and the demand lim- ded, Bankers’ bills om England, at sixty days, were quoted at 100% a %; at sbree days, 11054 a % ; commer. ial bilis, 108% a 10034; bilia on Paris, at sixty’ days, ©.16% 0 6.15; at three days, 5 14% 0 6.13%. Mining shares were firmer and more aciive thas yes- Gerday. At the first board Rocky Mountain closed 25c, higher than at the same time yesterday, selling at $1 85; Corydon Sc., selling at $1 35; Sevsenderfer 35c., selling ‘as $11.60. Quartz Hill sold at $1 65; Davidson Copper, $2; Smith & Parmeies, $5 65; Columbian Gold and Silver, $1. ° ‘The business transacted at the Sub-Treasury in this tty to-day was as foilows:— ‘Total recei 214 die Total i pts. en penete. ‘$778, 25' Tor gold notes “dou tirana At the election for directors of the Albany and Sus- quebanna Rattroad Company, held September 3, 1867, the following were elected for the ensuing year :—Joseph H Ramsey, Jacob Leonard, Peter Cagger, Jeremiah Austin, Albany; Midard Harder, Cobbieskill; John Weatover, Rich nondvilie; Jobn Cook, Worcester; Jared Goodyear, Colliervitie; Elakim R. Ford, Oneonta; ‘Samuel North, Unadilla; Ire E. Sherman, Sidney; Alonso Everts, Binghamton; Daniel Drew, Now York. At @ special meeting of the stockbolders of the West- ern Railroad, on Wedneeday, at Boston, the long pending question of consondaiion was discussed, and the foliow- * sng vote was accepted unanimously :— Voted, That the stock noiders of the Westere Railroad ration SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. es Sept. G—10:15 A. M. US @s,’81, r, Lim Sal wy wed ir? pee Adee Baprese a i seetil set His ged rezll 5000 we ahs 100 6 Park 20 20 Can 20 0 100 1s it ‘0 60 Chi, 10 " B00 Ma & 16 100 Pitts, 100, Water Power 10 Mar & Half-past Two ny she American Fxp.. Facife Mall 88 Oo. do. io Mariposa preferred. 100 Boston WaterPower 100 Canton Co, 400 Adams 100 am > 400 US Fx 100 Wells, FargokCo's B 200 MU Ex,30pepald.s10 sgpenzenestae EsueStSseeesePesesteeuly 22: cas COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fruvar, Sept. 6, 1361. Bexswax was dull and heavy at 40c. a dle. Corre.—A moderate demand prevailed for Rio at former prices. The sales were 1,000 bags, ex Talisman, on private terms, Of other kinds we heard of no sales, Corrow.—The market was scarcely so firm. and only mod- erately active, The saies were 1,050 bales, including 750 for spinnitfg In some cases sales of middling uplands were re- ported at 26. We quote:— Upland. Florida. = Mobile, ¥.0.GT. ae) "s FS) Me my mg % mR ox 3 2 » Sere ieacenn 3 ingot the demand was fair, and prices were fi sales were 200,000 Ibs. Portage Lake at 28e. seye 0 wn tne spot, aad S540, for October; 100,000 do Detroit at cash, ah, and 20%9. for Uctiober, and 250,008 do, Baltimore at Caspurs—No business of importance, Adamantine weré tnchanged at We. 8 220, sperm die and patent Se. ¢ # on private terms, Govan osoadalo was steady at $1 60, Drewoons mere quiet but steady. St, Domingo logwood ‘wae quoted at $16, gold. Devas axp lrvxs.—Chemicals were generally quiet, bat foes were without decided change, ‘The sales were i roar soda at 6c., gold, $30 do. 40., figure, 175 tone sod. Tou, Bleaching powders ab 540. « 6. curren, 1 do rrive, at 4c. a 4 t . rengy: 100 do. dof drums causito aria at pee a 956" Sn nd, 7 00 tbs, refined args sate 3 aie trarat iC. . BO rel ol Ls at 2c. & told Deak Detek, madder aad 6) ‘bales. gui arrive, on private terms. Fro Greain.— Receipts 6959 bble. four. ‘cos bush- st, 9.25) do. corny ASOIE do, oats, 3.48 129 do. malt. "hs market for State aes ‘stendy, with a fair demand and high er Aas ng quotably higher, tended in favor feral ja was quiet and scaicely so firm. The aslen were about bole, at our quotations. Southern four was mn food pads bat rices were somewhat lar footed up 1.600 bbls, Rye flour continued to Miocline, ite but lttie doing. Sales 400 bis, at $5 8) a $7 90. Of corn meal, -ales were made of 275 bis, at $6 for Jersey and $6 75 for Brandywine. | We quole:— Superfine State and Wester: 96 65 287 90 Extra Stat B40 995 Ghoiee do, . 10 15 a 10 85 Com 6 65 0 12 65 Kound hoop Ohio. anipping brands. 9 00 a 10 25 West orn trade Seema. Mel DD Western choice fami 1176 a 12 50 1 00 @ 11 50 1 50 a 13 50 12 60 n 13 25 55a 1% 55a — 6a — meal, 60a — Corn meal, Brandywine, per pancheon 708 — Wheat was inf irdemand, ani full ‘prices were realized. ‘The sules were shein at 200 a. allie iat, a! joa; fee wens oy aad Se. . Dushols at 63 67e. for gre iho @eigc. for Ohio aud Ci noago. Bye wr End quick. bushels at $1 a8 for pat iy besbele and $a fy for Siare, Mult Sheds let ; it $1 BY. ley wis dull and FREIGuTS ruled quict and we have only to note the bao lowing am s tobacco at Tuington to Liverpool, Bri n et we for spirits turpentine; crude oll, toa oon ee ‘Continent: ny brig to the 1t 180,000 Fay ers pen and an American The Teas, 90105700 Sau Juan, 22 iba, aad’ vate terms. haur.—We heard of no ail other kinds at sales. Mania was held ies ike mas penis weeey Scie tng mode rately active and firm ; sales 40 vales, at 60c, a 70c. Mg HAY was quiet, but’ prices were without material chat so i New abip.ing waa: 7c. bo. and retail lot $n $1 pr leg worsboffor tga nae PST $a: 16 do. Glengirnecr, foe at $42 50, and 1,000 tons, to 0 arrive, at $48 50 9 $44 for Colinexs and $42 50 for Gict cok. 4 Atueriean Sree quiet bat steady, at $40 for No, T a only sale we heard of was 1,000 lbs. Guate- maia at $1 10, gold, Tieav femalucd dull and nominal at 69-166. a 65., gold, L.Uamer.—Fastern spruce was in not aud lower, ‘oalea'were Foported cf SUN00) feet at $18.5 THs. —Eastern were quoted at Line was quiet but senay, at SL commo Movassua.—The market was only moderately active, and 3 Be. BO was ree heat ou sales were 100 hids. Port) Rico ai bit and 30 do. Porto Rico on te Boris, lump = oh 81% for $0 Go. No Ta $4 medias le ‘Of Southern pitch we sean S50 do, ‘No. dat $4.7, $7 5a $7 bois, American I jet but at $1 250 Re ate ras dat Shesioc showy at to. (her kinds were Gull but ateady st $1 oa me city lard, Gc. for city distitied red, Tor orate aha hed inter do. I Toe conde sperah perm, $2 30 inter id $1 854 $1 & for olive, freanke Puevisions.—Receipts, 105 ah aos conunued buoyant sed, ‘tra unde: Suan gus 7% hs (cl $24 it epee i (ele it be for oid mess. 22 75 fo are Ba October, at $24 3. seller's ith fair salon 10) ’a $24 for plain do, and Litge. a tee tor jor yall: long clear soid at our quotations, Qut meuis wore very firm at tee advance recet Western pickied shoulders may be quoted | 1m dry salt L2ige. a 15,0. ; 20,00 los _ smoked sold at 1aige. 9 18)40. tke Ud aes 3h oad yang a of market Zande on the of lard was more active, and 1.400 bis. at Lie. & 14e. 8 We. for State and Lic. firmer sud more active at one. ‘“Surne.—We heard of Clover and Timothy « rough flax THE COURTS. SUPREME COUXT—CHAMBERS. The Olympic Theatre Controversy Concluded The Granting of Ex Parte Orders at Judges’ Chambers. Before Judge Leonard. Jesse N. Bolles, Receiver, de., vs, Johw A. Duff and James E. Hayes.—Ttis case came before the court ona motion to set aside the order of Justice Leonard. A short time since Judge Clerke granted an injunction ‘against the defendants restraiuing Duff from leasing the Olympic theatre to Hayes, and enjoining the lat‘er from taking n of the same, on the ground of collusion between Duff, who is also a receiver of the propery, aud Hayes, wno is Duif's son in-law, the plainti® claiming that Duff had leased or was adout to lease the premises to Hayes at $15,000 per annum, the necessary rupairs of the theatre to be made by the estate, while other ible parties were willing to give $ 000 per year for the batiding, and bear tne expense ot necessary repairs themselves. Upon affidavits on behalf of the defendants, and defanit, after due service of motion, Mr, Justice Barnard rranted an order vacating the il junction issned by Judge Clerke. Plamtif’s co: ns then applied to Judge Leonard for seiting asde the orger of Justice Barnard and re- storing ‘the injanc ion, and the cave was argu d on Thursday, on motion’ before Judge Leonard, to set aside the order granted by himself, The ord r granted by Judge Barnard was granted in aroom of the Supreme Court. and pavntiff claimed that it was irregular on the nd what application should have been mad* to the Farge holding the regular chambers, A. Oakey Hall ‘Appeared tor te defeutant, and contended tbat under sectiun 225 of the Code the procecding was not irregular, Mr. Justice Leonard yes etday renderpd the following opinion on the motior It 18 not prescribed by section 225 of the Cads whether bra Application to a judge of the court to vacate or mod- M.injuaction shalt be made in open court, or at his wrvaie chambers or elsewnere. It is to be mace on no- tice, and this carries a strong implication that the jute before whom the application is to be made has been duly designate for holding the court, as the appiicant would not be apprised of the bour and piace where his oppo- nent could be brought beore the judge. There is so much doubt about it that I do not feol at liberty, sitting &t Special Term, to vacate the onter made by another judge¥basod upon a different construction from that as- ‘sumed by the plaintiff’s counsel, The order sought to bo vacated has been made ip disregard of the practic? adopted by the judges of ths district, requiring all mo- tions to,be made by the judge regulariv designated for that business, pursuant to section 22 of the Code, a practice which has been cenerally observed by the court, and Considered necessary in the dae administration of justice. The order made by me will be vacated, and, trom the considerations advertod ite, ie tem it te without costa, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE=-BROOKLYN. Alleged Conspiracy to To Detrand the Gevern- ment. Before Commiss‘oner Newton. Yesterday afternoon a man named Lion Silverman was taken before Commissioner Newton on the charge of baving, by means of a fraudulent or bogus bond, pro- cured the removal of one hundred barrels of distilled spirits from Thompson's bonded warehouse, at No. 4 Sedgwick street, south Brookiyn, in June last, Silver- man was arrested in Philadelphia by Deputy United States Marshal Hizgins. The complaint upon which the warrant was issued was as follows :— Eastern District of New York, «:.—lenry M. Birkett, Dep: Collector for the Seco ¢ ‘district of New York, being sworn says that on or about the sth day of May, 1847, on divers other days ant times between the 2d day of Mreb, 1AG7. and the 2th day oF June, Lso7, one —— Sil vooure to be executed and’ did Cconnive at the and fexudalest bond required uty dal vermin did executi and regi the purpse of withdrawing bonded warehon ¢ of John ©. n, No. 4S Aroct, Brooxlyn, a quantity of dt: Spirits. and whi said bond wan used und attempted to, be used in fraud the internal revenue laws and regulations. And deponent said Silverman and one —. said co reside Brookivn, and one ——, said to reside w York, and one ——~. said to reside 150 — street New Yors. did conspire to commit an ares laws of the United States and to defraud States, and that the said - Bil others 6 did do certain acts to effect tho auld partion did cattse to be & foreaaid, for the purpose of withdrawing quan. rita from the said warehouse in fraud of tho fave. 0 of United HENRY M. e'Swgrn to this maar ay of June. 18s, before me, SawuEtT. Jonns, United States Commissioner. As the other parties aliszed to have been concerned with the prisoner are vet at large their names are here omitted. Commissioner Newton fixed tno bail in Silver- man's case at $25,000. No day was dezignated for the examivation. OVATION TO MIKE M'COOLE, THE PUGILIST. met at the depot by a larce delegation of “roughs” and others, and escorted through some of the "principal streets, The procession was headed by @ city band of music. Part of the motiey crowd rode in carriages, while others marched along on foot. MeCoole was en- thusiastically cheered, ALMANAC FOR WEY YoOUC—ttts DAT. Steamship Ville de Parte (Fr), Surmont, Havre—G Mac- nzie, Steamship Germania (Ham), Schwensen, Southampton and iiarmmitta—Kunbardt t 10 Corsica (Br) ite Maasurier, Nassau—E Cunard. Ship Univer o. Jolly, Liverpool — William, & 4 Ship Escort, Plitner, Liverpool—t ar & Sup Lady Blessington. ‘Emery, St ‘iol . NB—Thayer & Bark Gr -tta, Wallece, Marseiiles—James Henry, Brig Blmben (Pras) Kohn. Cork or Falmouth for ore Gere—Funch Meincks & Wendt Brie Angostra, Mahiman C, Ain Halsev. Brig Jacques (Ir), Vinaux. Plulladelphie Boyd ‘& Hinck- Brig Milwankee, Rrown, Salem—Miller & Houghton, Sehr Billow (Rr). Fougere, Bridgepor'—B F Small & Co. Schr $ V Nichols (Br), Buckard, St Jonn, NB—Heney & Sor Schr Duke of Neweastle (Br), Finlay, St John, NB—P I Nevius & Son, xchr Willie Dill, Fastish, Revutors—Thomas & Holmes, tloop ome, You dene-—G@ K Ra Rloup Glide. Gerrit Weets ty, Ri. Sloop Odd Fellow. Drver Saybrook—G K Rackett, Steamer M Stevens, Chance, Baltimore, Arrived. Steamsbip re o Batkiey, Revanneh, 70 hours, to Murray, Ferris & atl AM, of Hatteras, Passed steamship Leo. bound 8. mdse and 200 passengers, to F Ion 19 3 ante burk‘Anna, of York: Aug 3 bad a rory, serero ga another I heavy blow on Ist inat,on Georges Shoal; wplt Bark fe Murray, Je. Mullican, Miragoane, 10, days, with logwood, to RM vais 3 Sr. Of Gonn ves, saw sehr Oremus fromm Miragoane for New York: of St Nicola Mole, aaw echt Boat, 'rom Miragoane fur Roston, x UH on (Be), Leblanc, Cow Bay. 10 dare, with coal, toB Pamala co, 3a inst tat Al, fom 6712. Mind a heavy fale trom BW. lasting wx hours: Tepito te Bark Wegina del sud, Weeks, ‘New Bedford, in Uailast, to master. Brig Nellie Mitchell, Dunohy. Axpinwall, via Koy Woat 12 Gaya, in ballast to Dearborn Bros. ah. off Antenio, wpoke brig Liz i brig ‘and all hands evn received Sisted taking the NM into Key Wes! Thomas Hamilton, aoc ‘and A Jackson, a sevinan, died at Key Went, ‘G Buck, Gott, Demarara, 20° days, with sugar, &e, to BP Bigs Chae ‘Shaw (Br), Landers, -Jamaica, with logwood, to Ma] ‘nok ‘Br), Mofride, Miragoa 4 days, with 3 Granda,” Umphray & Co ‘One ‘man dled on Bnet - — > Eaton, Lingan, OB, 13 days, twith coal, “ane m8 Monge fF), Davison, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with reer randall, Umphray % Co. it for Boston. port, CB, 14 days, with coal rot Wind k CO. Atig 58 mies south San brig Juno, of Annapolis, NS, jumber nd E. Schr NW Smith, Tooker. Charleston, Sche JR Aduing, Parlin, Bellhaven. Va. Schr J Paine. Rich, Philadephia for Buston. Kohr Delaware, Wilson Del+ware for Xtamfosd, Bohr Palos, Cousing, Elizabethport for Portsmouth Schr Reno, Foster, Machias, & x indor-00, Calais, 6 days, with timber, to —— onate, Bangor, 12 days tie Jones! She Si Eatin. ' ba. FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELCORNCE SER ANOTHER PAGB. American Shipmasters’ Association. of Cape Yoaded, The following approved Masters and OMloera have reesived omissions from this Aseodetion — Oaptaine—5I1 @ Rogers: 276. oP be faery ‘6 fomons ‘ark fonene Sgeaeia and; $166, Jas Simmons, Paierson, Br ship Oath Br ship Boreatiss 8168, as, ‘sane ino" 9. alexander jeril, ship Ellen Hoo: Mate—6169, N ‘AU commissions not renewed wally are invalid. Marine Seer Brio Bens Drnszo, fren BF before Fe lumber, nite My pte NS ada Dy seas com! af arrot ana * renal 4 a“ twelve miles of sh Francis, Lg wena a ul ies Br), from Glace a Reino Teak from Beston nat with sali opin Lael tor B more, ls Scene eRe TEs intier port. is Baltimore, is Misceliancons. Parser J P Allen, of the steamship Virgo, from Savancad, has our thanks for favors. Netice to Magieare, A LIGHTHOUSE RE-ESTABLISHED AT LITPLE CUMBERLAND ISLAND. Otliclal notice ia gven {rm the oibee, of ‘the Lighthouse Board, that the light station at Little Cumberland south bide of tbe entrance to,St and ew’, Sound and Sa” ti La river, on the coast of Georgia, nas been te-catallished. nd the tigat would be extib.ted therefrom on the evening The uminating apparatus ism Presnal lena of the third order. showin i Id be visible iinet nga be {write light, which shou r rer, fro: pT Sept og 1a Newburyport for Mayaguez, Sept Whatemen. A letter from bark Arab, Cole, of NB, July 2B, 145 3456 lon WK: one mouth Sut, seis 0. bbls sp . yo well, K ae dial 31 “s ip Almir i, Osborn, of Edgartos om Kodial ul . had tik n 900 bhis wh oil thisaecgoa.” r Hark Wm Gifford, Fisher, of NB, taken three whales. a came ground, hed Spoken. Providence for Rio Ja- AQ N loo On riz, from New York for Swan on 7 =— from London for Philadelphia, Aug 27, bi a, Schr Lovett Peacock, fi a 22 eb es te ea eet fom Boston for Gaiveston, Aug Ki volen Ports, Bansapos, Aug 2 ba, fe Boston Favor pul tortie toe ee Cave Harrixx, Auz i6— Walker, Walker. from Bostod, arr iaih! OF sary & Wal HEENOCK, AUG 2t—In port ship Ida Lilly, Patterson, for NYork bark Mt ingaguad wie. Knight. for Heston. HaAvRE Sept 4—arrived, steamship Pereire (Fr), Du- sche Lady, Mulgrave (Br) lot again 6th); Beh, on, (wee thin St David, Watts, yy for ViavmPoot. Sept 6-Arrived., teats baie Ang IRAGOANR, AU i—No A he fi oo 19.h, br: airy ellen 4 SYor nae, ICRENSTOWN, Sept 6—Arr ved, ht] ), Moo- die, Boswon tor Liverpool (and roe ede eg ee Quesec, Sept 3—Arrived. ip Scot Vt nifcnane, Sept ship scotswood, Sutherland, Saunas, PR, Aug2l—In port brig Spartau, McPherson, for NYork; seve nl of ihe crew had died of tever. ‘St Joun NB Sex S—Arrivet, brig Union T, Cutts, N York; 6th, bark Allie. Millers Tron iy American Parte. BOSTON, Sent 5—Arrived, schrs 8B Wheeler, MoGlaugh- wo Phliadsipslas iohn Uradker Lew: Eitanetipar jeaved—Shtp Virginia (8 Uketiney Mfoloter cat vel via hlindelphias Godin’ Micohel’, Grenfuegs: hrig Ana Elizabeth.” Lowenstein. Afries; achrs ‘on, Ooustns, Key Wost; Charlos Dennis, Ha loc! Nesmet NC; EB & & Cordery, Pi ‘ (Br), Georgetown Wart, Poiladelphia;’ Ann Sipple, H pies NY iS ft: 5)—Barks Omaha, Mariano, att! veamer Equator, ‘Nvork: bark Hengis Burchell, Geteuburg; brig Mary Lovell, NYork: Mahoney. Jaci imma. Pensacota. sloop.of-war mouth: bark: Sierra Nevada, ‘re roe huono; brig Robt Wing, fi BAUTIMOE, Sept b— Arrived, ‘rigs Caroline; MeFar- land, Mayaeuer! Harry Brantberg. Ponce; schrs Bodkin, ‘Ames, NYork: Susan, Sea's, Porth Cloared—Brig Chesapeake (Br), Wilson (not Cooper), Demarara; schrs Skylark, Loring, ‘Boston; Rebscea. Smith, New London; © S Watson, Adai Gotan Nar ows: Chas E Gibson, Thatcher, Providence; & Graham, Smith, Salled— Brig H Gouston. Bark Traveller, for Peraambuco, went to se: 4i rrived, bark Maggie Hammond, Hilton, Cardiff; sohr Vivid, st Lucia (the latter ashove in’ quarantine). ‘nec, Bonner, Lisbon. 14 Arhved, aclirs Lis 5 Burgess, Burgess, iN Yor! ‘sor, Glikey, Philadelphia; schr Tele- pas ‘Sept 5-Arrived, schr D H Baldwin, PAY SIRS, Sept —Arrived, achr Ada Herbert, Howes, ‘ork. SUREDINER, Aug 3t—A: schra Mary Shields, Waitt, and Silver Be, Baller, York” PeeR c jet $—Arrived, steamer Dictator, Coste, led 4th, ssamnip Geo B Upton, Rich, Boston FALL KIVER, Sept S—Suilet, schta Thomas Borden, Wrightiugton, and Surah (, simmons, Gundy, Philadel phiai Salle Smith, Uhase, New York; Bagaduce, Conant, do (or DO. Sept 6—Arrived, schrs_D Mi "HB Mecaully, Flatagun, Boston: LB ew burt, Fairhaven: HA Hoyt, Cr oy H Ho: ‘Conkling. an rsa, New York t; Wan wt ian Barron, rant, New Bed! sebrsJ B pea # Clenved—Bark Walker, Cohasset Narrows: nstituton, Hudson; Woodratt Bayless, Bayless, do; WM t 4. PM— Arrived, schrs Jno Boyn- Svork tor’ B orth; Carrie Melvin, Waite, St for Baltimore: Elizabec Do Harty Low, Onlals re; Mary Hudson Buell, Salem for Georgetown, De, alled—U § chin Portamouth; bark Orchilte; brig Mary Lowell; schra D 8 Mershon, Emma, Batu alge, nF B Wheaton, Anna aay ere Jams Bropny. Aleyone, MB aa ney, BEL ‘Atwood. N'A Hamas mond, it ‘Reinhart, alabama, 1 cern ie LA Danenhower. mons. J M Vance, ¥ Kdwards. Grace Weoster, Nel- ie otter, Ubas A Jones, ae rican ‘6th, AM—Arrived, schrs and Gertrude florton, Jamenon, NYork for Boston; Flying Arrow. Nash, Jersey Vity for Portsmouth; Britannia (Br), King, 'Provi- dence for Lingan; Virginis, Hearse, Boston for Hudson Wm 6 Thoms, Winsmore, aod Rs Miller, Anderson, Bos- ladelphia, Lucy & Nancy, Snow, Deauis for b 23 West, Avg 29—Arrived, steamship Liberty. Baltl- more (and si for XOrleans), od Bth, steamship Kuterpe, Eldridge (from NYork), uverion weer K, Sept ¢—Arrived, schr John Mosser, Rider, NW BEDFORD, Sept 6—Arrived, bart Sliver Star (Be, Lowe. Mauritius; schr Golden Eagle, maaes ahi Philadel} sue Sih. sche Republic, Weeks, and Y ‘Wi oar, 6—Arrived, schrs Kn! Elizabeth, nen ouk Rit Mary Aon, autre for do} — dent, NYork tor Porvand: Jala A Rich, do tor boston; aset. do for, urieana; John & Dix. ani Sunn, ‘Caiais for N York; iottie Hart Boird Verry, bilwdeiphia; Ani) Foster, Eldridge, N tor Denais, Sailo.--atig P Nelson, Wile, Portland for NYork; sohre gharies a Vicnery, venton, vighton .or Phil -delphix; iJoho Ww, Sandi for NYork; Thomas B'sm th ‘nd oF lew r bedtord for dor Artist, Forrester, Somerset for ee for do; J Tinker, Staa- Iya Pawickel orden’ ICH, Sept §—Sailed, schr L rzie Raymond, George. NEW _LONDOM. Se 5—Arrived. revenue sour Orawford, from a cruise; xeur © ladwiphta. N, Som gar nc Little David, Busi; tramiet a Sarah, bayer ead Mary, all Suffolk. Robbins do, wl CPaLADE " ve Sept b—arriy ton, iquique via ua; brigs A Buid vot Mt WA Dresaty Hatch Bi rohrs AG: Ship Crusader, Nor. arrabee, Carilsle, Haich, and vieo Har ts, French, ilver Noalt, Grand jure, Gov Bur- Macy Milnes. Burde, Salem's P Tasker, W Paaro, Ailen, Bostda, Surprise, Bennett, Bath; schre Perc; gic Doering, W ‘Coombs; Godtrey: Godtiey:: HU and. Taglor: 9 Bauerihwratie, ong: M Cook, Fulkenberg, and shannon, liks, woston: «Dor farels, Fropidenee; «0 Vandervoort, Baker. tall River: L stevens, Studiey. New Bedford; A Wi King, 8slemn NC Paine,’ Doune, AM Cura, Haskell Pro- Arrived, brig Milwaukee, B,amball, Ban ed —Harke . ANwerp; Cxatina, Soa Ya Quarautine 6th, steamer Stare & Stripes, Holmes, from davana; set M eieaye "Pillsbury, from Go. PURTLAND. Sept 4—Arrived, biz tisielle, Gilpatrick, Trenton for Philadelphia; acura O UViark, tarter, Phils deipois: Lizze, Rice, Cranbury Isles for NYerk; sveamer Otiesteas-aarw lM Ferry, afanailton, NYork; 1 Pi Cleareu— -chre e 7 Tes. cout 4 ree wan, Maurfesiow'n, PORT: cept $—rrived, schrs Harriet, Baker Webber, \York :desse b Leach, tnicots, Philade:phias Saied 4th, sch? Mary bla, Talpey, Philadelphia. raw one I, sept 6—Arrivea, scur J M rreeman, Bl- one. B Enterprise, Cobb, N York (or VIDENCE, sept arrived, schrs BC cers, Weae yer weorgetown, DO; KM Young, and Gur J ¥ ‘Orowell, 'Philades ere Ad Mee. betnpons lie avery, Witsea: ‘Veranas, ud Kal Scranton, er, N York. Vaim Sated-—scure Joho McAdam, Willard, Baltimore; Samuel zg — Matthews, Klizabethport; sloop Transiation, Haw. SMICHMOND, Sey tained, aghre DA Berry, V sw Nvork; ited docket. Averill Nansa it BAN FRANCISCu, Sept o-areived, ‘ti Tana PR mone Neweastie, NSW said, bark Homeward Bound, more; Callao with part of the Sango of ah ry. Palied d, steamship ‘reat Kepublie, ‘Yokohama gud Hoag Kong; shape Laurons, ot, ‘and California, Bare SaVan “A 11, Sept 2—Arrived, echre Joka H French, Bar. ess, Now lle, Stetson.’ do. ALE, i nope b_arriveds achrs B Nick Mickerson, aide dit welle. Howes, Kusabethport; Rimira tod: F WILMINGTON, NC, Sept dArrved, schrs Helene, Al- den, at 1B, f Low Levels, Louth, ‘Whark; Gremleak obec, WASUINGTON, DO, G—Arrived, bark Mary Luore. uidncksoen Weber ook sob Globe, Strand, Calais, Me., WAS. J. SPARKS’ WOOD YARD, FOOT OP FULTON Street. North river, outside West Washington Harte, ‘ood delivered in any quantity and shape desired, at loweat rates. One ci A CHALDRON DELIVERED IOMRDIATE, from Manbattan Gas Works, Fiftee: ireet and avenue ©. SMT 6 oth Kok GENUINE LOCUST MOUNTAIN Coul—The bert in market, Also Coke delivered im: mediately, from SHERWOOD'S, Twenty-third street and Broadway, or Nineteeath street and aveoue A. CLOTHIN' TH. ROSENTIAL'S, NO. 868 BOWERY, OPPOSITE fh Groat Jonse street ‘Ladion ond gentlemen can obtain the bighest vi jor Cas rare, ue, M, calling of adtrowsing. "Ladlew attended oy ire, thal, In and out of the ei GRTEEMES ses , ANE CAST OFF, orr greemtng « Jawes oEIRRPATRIOK 406 Pee Fear a FACT—NO IMPOSITI ver falling Mre. STAR! vazant beowe, tells ial resent names r equal ie not to be found, a4 Yours sronue. ‘eal oh likeness; Geate not adm ited. i oe oer tere tbe iet marae uals ot, corner of STROLOGY,—DR. ANDMRS, BROUGHTON ARs THE best aatrologins io the United States. Ofice removed foo Canal sited, near Greeawich, “Fee from $1 10 #0. ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT and Spirit Visioinist, reveais your whole hin, 472 Canal sireet, near Hudsoo.” Consult $1. Mi CAL ri ya WE ‘aha senses NIGHTLY THRONGED Wire | BEAOTY AND FASHION APPROACHING CLOSE or mas. LANDER'S ENGAGEMENT. MRS, FW. LANDER (formerly Mis: Jean M, Davenport), who will appear in her or part, Tragedy of AB! U oF CHEN’ 0 bp * Nata EARL OF ESSEX, ADMIRABLE COMPANY. The Box offices at Chick: ring's, 652 Broadway; W. Schir ma music store 10 Krodwtys Rullmana's 112 Broad way, and the French theatre. RS. LANDER—ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND. Tn order to accommodate the patrons of the Freneb theatre, Omathusee will ran avery fre mautes from the corner of Union square and Broad: theatre, from 7 to So'clock P. x from of chara, Saddle battessw | Foca FIVE NIGHTS LOTT Ss BRILLIANT EN which, owing to the necessary kon, must term’nate om THURSNAY, SET. Continued enceeas of Rrovsharh's dram “LL cp THe TrwoNTONReS, fn the double cngasre of which Lotta ban achieved A GENUINE TRIOMPH, EVERY EVBNING—THS GRGAT ENGLISH FAIR GM aN nrations for the faft ees LOTT: ut the: BROOKLYN ACADEME OF MUSTO, On FRIDAY ang BATU RDAY, Sept. 13 and 14, in Brougham’s dra LITTLE NELL We THE MARCHIONESS, ADELAIDE Rts RIGTORE. SEASON 1867-68. TATEN AND HAVANA. THBATHE FRANCAIS. Sole Tersee and Thrvctor Mr. (irau has the honor Ruch IneMiigence has been received of eparinre of rvlame Ristorl and her dramatic ompany, by the general transatlantic s'eamahtp Europe from Brest,on the Stat of ey the F anfe return to New York may be expected on or about the 1%th inst, The season of Madame Ristori's dramatic renresentations fs rastrinted in New York to fftern and in Brooklyn te four rormances. na arrangements have been m iv f ‘dume fistor'' parfarmnnoe in, Boston, Philadelphis and Ral'imore. previous to her departure for’ Havana, and wi nangura THAT CE FRANCAIS, WEDNESNAY, SEPT. 18, 1807. The sale of anats for thé so won of fifteen nights will corn, menoa, for subscribers only, a ep! the Theatre. Frauenta, and om atupdav, sont, 16 the tin of sents for the first’ three repro entations will commence at the regular ticket offices, which will be advertined in future. hird aveour, bets Pann sot ieheaite ders nd Fifty-ninth sta. HE TS, togethor wae the GRAND ORCHESTRAL will exeoute a varied and intaresting prosranime. ADMISSION, 38 B THEODORE THOMAS MAS’ ORCHESTRA. Orders are now for. CONCERTS, BALLS, PARTIES, COMMENCEMENTS, , for any umber of inatraments, Office 806 Bro \dway. BEN, Business Manager. TERRACE GARDRY.—SATURDAY, ats P, ARION VOGAL SOCTK FIFPA SOT: GALE, Gonductar, CARL BEN 4 MIN. and 1 grande orchestra. Tickets 60 cents, to be had of members, No postpone ment on account of the weather. OWERY THEATRE. barista eon Y_ PAINTED AND RENO- NICK OF THE Ri JOS, JOAN OF ARO, TRIS! OOM ee % New London of TIME AND TIDE on Monday evening. ee —RUTLER'S AMERIUAN THEATRE. © 47 72, between Grand an streets. Taeovs sua Maes se iue dass , W. BUTLER e ‘Amusement MATINEE. ATINER, MATINEE. ‘T Ca GRAND DOUBLE COMP. a Setter MLE OF NOTE: Tes. peLBONT THE FEMALE SCOUT, Leoni, th le Scout, ~Miss Carrie Austia INTHODUCING pty FAMOUS ZOUAVE DRILL. COUSIN SCHNEID7R. BUTLER'S AMERICAN THEATRE, ROADWAY. GRAND FEMALE SCOUT MATINEE, AT 24 O'CLOCK. EMALE SCOUT, MATINEH THE GREAT AteRIGRS MINSTRELS, BUTLE! LJ awettoan THEATRE. ES GRACES MATINER, 4. BUTLER'S AMERIOAN THEATER, 472 BROADWAY. PIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. K TOO MUCH ‘NDER THE GASLIGHT. MATINGE TO.DAY ATS NEW YORK THEATRE. PTH AVENUE THEATRE. Bava ee BUI ‘aspuopsias AND EXTRAVAGANZA TO. ASON & THOMAS’ CONSERVATORY. or ey 129 Fifth avenue, will open Monday, Septem Class books now open. For parti jolace tse ccneean’ Ad: dress as above, 1S ah ht acne 1967-8. MR. GE OFF. Address till middie of Getober RWelin Maine. 11K NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 82 ifth avenue, corner of Fourteenth street: "20 Broadway, and 116 Remsen strect, Brooklyn. N. Y., now open for reception of pupils. Terms—'ecular Classes, $10 per quarter for every branch of Ineiruction. PINTH AVENCE Z THEATRE. GRAND OPPORTUNITY OR LADIRS AND OHIL- DREN TO-DAY A’ AT? P.M NDER THE GASLIGHT. MATINEE TO. NEW YORK THI THEATRE, . Fnsre AVENT® THEATR GRAND CINDERELLA WATINER AT 2 TO-DAY. REATRE FICERS OF Wi AND 114 BROADWAY. RESERVED ‘ats FOR ALL Wicklow sale; made to used five mouths; cont or $80.” Alno. “barr saan, Dining, Furat ore, China, £0.; s eserifiee, th street, wear a Sixth A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS PIANOS, Molodeons and Organs for rent or sale at low prices, 8. T. GORDON, 706 Broadway. FINE ASSORTMENT FIRST CLASS (NEW) Pianos to rent at HAINES BROTHERS’ warerooms, 46 Enst Fourteenth street, Union square. N. B.- Pianos sold on instal | SRcoND HAND PIANO FOR $40; A SEVEN 00. tave rosewood Pianoforte, round or carved brilliant tone, for sale cheap. J, BIDDLE, ce Amity street, | near Broadway. bint, “bee tnnautacture repel of atle and cdurantes; over: wi i SELL A Bi fpr 2 ROSEWOOD Lapy i nosew strung t Apply 2 Third MAGNLFICENT 7 OCTAVE Rosswooe Fiano. A ne ith foes, ot st Pator an vd {Bedroom Fa ‘arnt a an a cy are, at great dante, wit FOR GOOD NATURE MATINEE AT 3, BOADWAY THEA Tis SATCRDAY, SEPT. TWO PERFORMANCES Til DAY. GRAND MATINEE AT Ls, {BENEFIT OF MES FS 5 CUANYRAS. cE AT rape MRS. F. 8. CHANFRAD ROMEO AND JOLIET JULIET. Mrs. ta ANFRAT 0, we DNESDAY. THURSDAY. ais secured from & till 6 six days ia advance. ORD ‘EW YORK THSATRE, FOURTH WEEK FOURTH WEEK, and crowded houses nightly, to nee Mr. Augustin Daye Greativ, sucoresful, original apd’ ploturenyue desma of Lie And Love in these times, UNDER THE Gs with Mins Rose Eytinee, Blanca Di oo wting oe 3 Parise, anda haracte! ONDER THE GASLIGHT MATINEE on Saturday, a8 8 o'clock. Bea's secured in advance, TNDPR THE GASLIGHT.—THE GREAT Rat ROAD drous sta; every night and S SLIGHT, rey. Fanny Yonng, A. Hi. company, in the “iving NDER THE GASLIGHT.—THE PIERS oF Tae U olty apd Hudson river by starlight; dance. aud even frie musieal medley by Tribes.” NEW YORK THBATRE. Sins TNDRR THE GASLIGHT HAS BEEN WITNE be THE GA by thousands to be the most inierent. ine, excatit id truthful drama of ity bight and Saturday Matioee. NEW YORE HEATRE. [ONDER THE GASLIGHT.—TOMBS POLICE count— one of (he most novel and amusing trial see witha Every nigh ht and Saturday Matinee. NEW YORE (ere, TABATRE, BEGINS | AT JAMES BE. HAYES, GEORG | L, FOX. intaee Manager OLIFTON W. TA’ '-- Bui OPENING Nau MONDAY ‘GePTEM MER % TAR NEW MANAGEMENT: During the recess the theatre will be re nemiy upholwered, and thoroughly tay imorery ae periment, “The stace will be ertonsively. rebuilt. and machinery and scente surroundings sageeratly ren renewed. ar Improved. in short, no effort wil tend,to confirm or extend the weealeuet pee pete one pare the ears as the most elegant and convenient vot American ME NEW SHASON COMMENCING MONDAY, Bept'® will be rated THE MAREE COMEDIAN OF THE AGE, OSEPH JEFFERSON, win’ inl faultless personation of - RIP VAN WINKLE, In the brilliant adaptation ow ae BOUC CAULT, iP van Wink Engen “or ‘it VAl NKLE.” RIP VAN WINKL Me. J eu Among (ta principal members Mr. W. ¥ baeD Viale Harry Wall Kv Mus BESSY FOOTE pee the mens thesia’, het Bret . Mra + HIND, ‘Mrs, BELLA WALLACE, Miss ALICE HARRISON and others. 72 od.bce ext. SATURDAY. AFTERNOON. 4 ATES OF ADMISSION: . ao e 9 y ebairs., Family circle LYM Ele THEATRE The indies and. gentleom "tore" scason, cewe on ai mencing ganna, meme ‘will assemble lo up im the stage {aie (Saturday) morving, at W o'clock, for th ne GEORGE L. FOX, Stage Manager. IFTH AVENUE THEAT' TWENTY-FOURTH F Cah es corner of Fifth poems Broadway.—Manager, TEE ANT BDOORES. i th Bari Comedy Co_ pan; on Mtuevar EVENING So ay 6 wi Pet be preseuted ‘the Little Glass Slipper. the sericea bap: Sherr; M. W. LEPFING Mra, SEDLEY MATINE EVERY Sat Se TURDAY. H re o’clack P. Lee CISCO. MINSTRE! 58S BROADWAE. S* “ne TROUBLE a aks ATs Ta BIRGU. irauaGto, BERN ARDeAND. BACK positive evidease Hamlet the Dainty, “from Long Branch; Jenn; Ye Yana, Frize Concert, Ful Philharmonic Society, tl er oecing va, Mutuals, First appearaaes ne Ball otMas WASTER SSEORGE, in bis great Song and Dance. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOW ATIN ee PODAT. onan Gh Ma B GALA MATINEE TODAY, ss ite pre sceneries aad isd pen BATTOE ‘oF ORUNKKER itu ™SUNKER HILL, Srmanenagr MUN ‘Tableaus. HILL. PR iy _Docbier i rene Pastor's gress Fae BEST argue lop Trane aes ad DaY, ELLY AND LEON'S MINSTRE! 720 BROADWA' NIGHTLY OVERFLOWING, WITH Betioutes TROVATORE | | The. most enthusiastic applause LEON'S great imrlenque every night. | Ae 5 prima donna, danseuse ant N stands alone | unequaled | KEULY'S i. ry lustrated MAN THE LIFE BOAT Is pro. 5 nounced a triumph of art, ith the L original and talented company the Sill sea 18 & CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS. Re a 4 Broadway and Twenty-third street. ft the old wtandard of price of ey Reserved ‘oents, Hi conta, thie sins BAND oP Tie a Bases spss Jomnmence at 8 o'cloete, TaEatee, comtors: ole BRoanys Y. BR TO-DAY, AT ay RAND MATINEE 10. To-pay, AT? Ben Cotton and fam Kharpley'e Twin rete: ‘ley White, fra ets Mile. amie, ‘O’CLOOK. O'CLOCK, oy aly, dm Buislays, Caron ne, TH ein toa Laat ti re way THe SPepriie BT FAVORITR TROUPE. tire ‘on Monday newt. tire chang? or other baich of novelties, For the first time in this etty. LRY'S OPERA HOUSE. Bi BROOKLYN. i redecorated, ly gleaned, renained ‘all and Winter core with 4 faces. together with he ate wax MUD 1d t vorites in a De - oF Base a 1 Match ‘Attantion va. Miuusts. ERMAN STADT THEATRE, 4 Ax ag RowERY. ae ‘even'ne, Sept. 7, will be presented: RORNE OAUATHRE. pets ime. TE DWIG E: E'ARRONGH SU! hee ir THEODORE LARRON i TOPFEL UND Dé Supper, and Me THEODORE De ARRONG as Amierath Poll Wits A be Std PLACE, Soa tial ela RWARDS wit! UMBER. out Nowa om FINEST r Laat I 0 a mat J hd THE oa of all kinda, at ws rat a band, TEMPERANCE mit ESHMENTS in endiess variety, ‘Attendant aT big ie REVETLLE Mi MUBIC GARDEN, ADWAY, UP STAI BeAgsAins 7 CA aa r ee peg yy ee nd 130 $400 Pianoforte, 7 * at nd others pearl oe gees Piseoforien, toes” toon tacoufecturee's Prices.” 20 Fourth avenue, BPAxCt, BUC AND, PIANO, wanznoows— sey daltteson to ete FREDERICK BLUME 1125 ‘Broad. way, second door above Twenty-fifth street, POR SALE, CHEAP A PIANOFORTE, | IN PERFECT order. Apply at 383 Pacific street, Bi Great? BARGAINS IN NEW. AND 6 COND HAND bead of the ey en, Fianoe to let a stalments, T's BERRY £00, 908 8 Broadway. } ge! saoragne HAVE ores Fey AN pesky jaroroom. arent sage ioe public can, atway woriment of fret class Finoos at moderate prices. N- New Pianos to reat IANOFORTES. aati HAND (PANorr various makes, forsale, KRING & BOND, 609 Browdwra: il Aree: HICK. (a Biescker sureeue NOFORTE FR OY eras corner of Tent ATERS’ TANOFOWTES-GRAND Pe fy AND up! M rior, Chureb, Gem Uy Cabin Organs, the best See ‘to set, aod rent applied i urchased; monthly lomalmeane received ‘Tor the atmo, Bt Brosdwa: oorna, No. ‘ork. are Onace WATERS & CO. 50 i TT $60. THE, LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF or and second hand Pisoofories ia the city to let fold on Tastalmente. LP . CUMMINGS. No, # Union square, ry: almost a stra wre afters lone resiieuce at Commuateatione. str eee, qoe's. a0 tnterriow cae be bed Se@uel N Carleton, sta THRATRE. \ND MATINER TO-DAY AT ? P. NDER THE GASLIONT. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. __NEW YORK THEATRE. PTH AVENU! TRI F" ATBNTE Ta MATINEE TO-DAY AT2 P.M NYALUABLE AND INTERRATINO. The New York M story and Pot added to their aire. rosities, among which ble: Four-legged, jonstrosities ; Cuivdren bear 1, elephani: and aie? te YRAND Deri EXHIBITION, voy for space in the 1! one who fave, applied for that the nngal Exhibition =>} hereby notified Pt poe a ae rebar evening of the lith of a the oe ned reday. a A of th faeuae, On lea G. alpine), wit were com posed a mong Hie AY AT 8 MEATRE. mati & ail aa? 200Rs TIKI pores LIk the iv FREDERICK ris Wy \4 yor hela ced re Firth Bro ar ge ‘The best Prof, aud the price of f inatruction vo regu advantages of the a ceeeRe Aika (GucANHACER, 6.x. Guisworn, Seoretery, ICKRTS FOR Ti TARATRRS, TO BE HAD AT at Tae Ne oe, ‘Gad: Ratlroed Ticket om et Had ADAMS, ‘36e. 5 oa sions, rs 125 meee ay, apd 1, pve Twenty Af ny oF Mt nen la Masicat