The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1867, Page 9

—— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Saroxpay, Sept. 21—6 P. M, There was diminished excitemontim the stock mar- ket to-day, and although prices declined at the opening Below the ciosing quotations of last evening the ten- deucy was afierwards towards improvements, and an Advance of about ono per cent was established in the afternoon. The fluctuations were frequent, but not wide, and the panic of the previous three days appeared tohave spont its force. The bulls are, however, still surrounded by a multitads of Job's comforters, Bank officers, almost without exception, say that money will “be more active next week than 1 has been Yhis, and continue so until after the first Monday fm October, when the quarterly returns of the caational banks are made up. The bears still talc cond- dently of a terrible time to come, and confidence in the future of tne market is by no means re-established. Those who can hold their stocks, however, over the next fortnight bave nothing to fear, as a strong upward Movement must, in tho nature of events, succeed the present artificial deprossion, and those who are bearing stocks now will be bulling them then. The demand fer mouey was met more freely than yesterday, owing to ‘the desire to get two days’ interest at seven per cent, ‘but in some instances this rate was paid in gold. The drain westward is undoubtedly on the increase, and i@ sow very heavy, but there was Rothing in this featuro of the monetary mtuation te ereate uooasiness when the money panic ‘was engineered on the Stock Exchange with the assist- ‘ence of the Treasury and the banks. The rate for firas ciass commercial paper continues to be seven per cent, but avery good quality is rated at 8a 10 among the ‘note brokers, The freasary resumed its sales of gold this morning, and aftor opening at 1425% the price declined to 14244; but from this point a steady advance to 143%, the ‘losing quotation, took place. Loans were made at 3a ‘6 per cont perannum for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $112,260,000, the gold balances to $2,226,764, and (he currency balances to $3,332,550, Tho daily range of gold auring the week was as fol- Highest. 4 56 The shipments of specie from this port during the last winetoen weeks wore as follows:— September 7. September 14 September 21... The shipments for the week wore:— Steamsh:y Persia, Liverpool— American gold........ . Steamsmip Bremen, Bremen— Foreign coin. Specie. Steumshsip Europe, Havre— Mexican aliver.. American gold. Gold bara... see ceeeesees Foreign silver. 000 Gold coin... 12,600 Steamship Cimbria, Hamburg— Foreign silver... 1,200 Mexicah doubloons. 36,000 Total for the week.. $179,222 At the early session of the open board railway shares | “were week and uneettiod. New York Central sold at ‘10834; Erle, 613{ = 613;; Hudson River, 126.0 126%; Reading, 10154; Michigan Southern, 7534 a 75%; Cleve- Jand and Pittsburg, 80; Rock Island, 200% a 1003, Northwestern, 385; a 3834; do. preferred, 643 a 64 Fort Wayne, 100% a 100!;; Cleveland and Toledo, 126% 9127; Milwaukee and st. Paul preferred, 6114 0613s; Pacific Mail, 139%¢ a 13934; Western Union Telegraph, 40% @ 40%. At the first regular board the tone of the market was firmer and prices advanced on the call. Tho volume of ‘Dusiness was Jarge, but there was diminished pressure to sell cash stock. New York Central closed 134 higher than at the same time yesterday, Hudson River %, Reading 3%, Illinois Central 44, Ohio and Mississippi eertificates 34, Quicksilver 44, Canton 13g. Erie was % lower, Michigan Southern 134, Cleveland and Pittsburg M, Northwestern {, Fort Wayne 34, Milwaukee and St. Paul proferred %4, Atlantic Mail 1{, Western Union Tele- graph %. Government securities were dull and heavy. Coupon five-twentios of 1862 showed a decline of 1, issue of 1865 34, new issue 44, ten- forties ‘The new isaue of 1867 advanced 34. The State stocks were sicady, ex- opting Tennessee sixes, new, which declined {. Mise sour sixes advanced }{. The express shares wore weak, Adams declined 31g, Wells-Fargo 234, United States &, American 454. At the ono o’clock open board prices showed a fur- ther fractional advance:—New York Central sold at 106}¢ a 106%; Erie, 6245 a 625; ; Hudson River, 123 a 12834; Reading, 102% ; Michigan Southern, 767; a 77; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 82; Cleveland and Toledo, 127% = 128; Rock Island, 10134 a 1015¢; Northwestern, 80% 040; do. proferred, 653; 06534 ; Fort Wayne, 1014; Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, 62; Western Union Telegraph, 41 a 4134. Subsequently there was a mod- @rately brisk domand to cover ‘‘shorts,’’ and the improve- ment was susiained; but when the bank statement for the week made its apperrance a relapse took piace, ‘The latter shows @ reduction of about seven muiliton in legal tender noles and an equal amount in ceporits, ‘While the specie has increased four hundred thousaud and no important change has been made ia tue loans. ‘The reaction produced by these changes was followed by a recovery, and at a quarter to six the market closed gli but steady at the following quotations:—New York Contral, 106% a 106%; Erie, 6294 2 624;; Hudson River, 128 a 12334; Reading, 101% a 102; Michigan Southern, 17 a 7735; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81 a 82; Rock Island, 101% a 10134; Fort Wayne, 101 a 10144; Northwestern, 40 2 403g; do. preferred, 65.0 653f; Pucifle Mall, MOK a 141; Obio aud Miss'asipp: certificates, 263% a 265¢; Mil- waakee and St Paui proierred, 155 a 6234; Western Union Telegraph, 4134 a 4i ty. A comparison of the prices of the leading stocks at the second board on the 11th tost. and the first board to- day shows the following ch vuges:— ~ Ey * eo Or ee wan coms RR RRR RS + M8 ‘estern Union Telegraph. . as M ‘There was a light busivess transacted in government securities at the counters of the leading dealer, and the market closed dull at the subdjoined quotations:—Regis- tered, 1881, 110% a 111; coupon, 1881, 110% a 111\; 6-20 registered, 1862, 109 a 10934; 5.20 coupon, 1862, 214% & 114%; 5-20 coupon, 1964, 100 20914; 5-20 cous Pon, 1865, 1104 a 110%; 5 20coupon, 1865, January and July, 107% 2 1077; 5-20 coupon, 1867, 1075 a 108; 10-40 registered, 99}, 2 995; ; 10-40 coupon, 99% a 9955; Tune 7-30's, 10676 4107; July 7-30's, 10674 a 107; Octo- ber compounds, 1864, 119'¢ a 11924; December com. pounds, 1864, 118140 118%; May compounds, 1865, 1173 @ 117%; August compounds, 1865, 116% a 116%; September compounds, 1465, 115% a 115%; October @ompounds, 1865, 11514 a 115 Mining shares were dull and irregular. At the first Doard Edgehill Mining closod 5c, bikher than at the same time yesterday, soiling at $5. Senvenderfer Mining ‘was 150. lower, selling at $9 86; Smith & Parmeleoy Use, soiling at $4.85; Davidson Copper eold at Harmon Gold and Sliver, $9 70; Wallkill Lead, @ 3). The foreign exebange market was inactive, an Abo. ‘though tho leading drawors asked 109% for sterling aixty days, the price second hand was about \ below this Ogure, Bankers’ bills on Engiand at ty days ‘wore quoted at 1093; 8 109%%; at three q: 110; commerciat bills, 103) a 109; bills oa Paris, at sixty days, 5.16)¢ 05.18); ; at three days, 6.18 a 6.19% Other Dills were rated thus:— 109 Bankers" Commercial. On Berlin. esoce UNM T1% On Bremen. + THER T8)6 On Frankfort. ~ Mea 4 On Amsterdam.. 4a at On Hambears. . On Antwerp, A Poughkeepsie paper of yesterday says of the King. ston Bank, recently oramined:— We learn that the Comptroller of the Currency at NEW YORK HERALD, Was naten, on the r of the Rank Examiner, Mr. Cait ol rat hiwmelt satisfied that the sol- vency of ‘he First Nauona! Bank ta Kingston is not im- Paired by the dofstcation of the late president, Jonathan Hi, Hasbrouck, and tbat i is abundantty able 66 go on, asit is doing, im the regalae transaction ofbusiness, Angoatus H. Bravn hos heen chosen presidens pro tem., and Messrs. H. A. Reyoolds, L. N. Hormance and Cor. nelius Burhans have become tora, Tt is understood that several suits havo been inatituted against the bank, to hold {t responsible for certaim of the certificates given by Hasbrouck, A Chicago journal of Tharsday remarks: — The semana upon the banks to-day for currency were Country correspondents and commis- Pan large business io the way of buying grain in this and adjoining States for this market, were clamoroug for tomporary accommodations, and the amount of money convey d west and north by the dit. ferent express companies songs is very large, so much 80 that the suppiy of loanable funds in bank vaults was conavierably redaced, and the discount market ruled muen firmer, althoagi first“class paper wag tp all ine stances readily placed at the current rate, Eastern funds were diMsutt to diapose of, except at a further concession, and aales between banks were made at $2 60 a $3 per $1,500 discount for eight bills on New York, Battle t bills were taken at 3 off. The nominal counter selling rate was quoted at par for smail amounts, The receipts for customs, and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the week have been as follows: — 762, 3,905,623 7,322, The totals at tho close of various weeks smce the eommencement of the year sum up as follows:— Weeks ST ending Ferwe. Receipt, — Payments, Balances, Jan. "§..$1. 584.037 $17, 405,051 $12,304,403 Leer Feb, 2.. 2,004,760 13.897,446 19,158,306 103 325,450 March 2. 3,162,283 17 580 653 Aprii6.. 2,406,907 15859356 0,342,001 105, 180.794 May a 2.190 688 28.401.654 37.932,020 * 110.334.0a9 27,547,745 123,683,732 Juno 1,, 1.955.096 18.850,257 15,022,070 130,492,491 Tuly 6.! 1,610,008 13 055,201 ‘Aug. 3, 2447421 17,416,868 18 851,294 128,761,670 t 18,180,192 129,087,202 Ang, 10, 2,635,075 Aug 17. 2,078,495 17,493,144 125,284,162 Ang. 24. 2.992 122 28,475,460 184,449,200 Aug. 81. 2,840,537 43,128,555 112,766,019 Sept. 7.. 2,804,219 16,927,244 15,478,597 114,214,666 Sept. 14 2,605,071 20,619,828 15,453,207 119 381,287 The last Isthmus stoamer at this port brought $1,350,066 in specie, Tho amount of treasure brought to New York by each California steainer from San Francisco and Aspinwall since January I of this yoar an? for tho cor- responding period in 1836 compares as follows:— 1867. January 10. February 1. February 9. February 21 Augnat 31. 3 Septomber 9. 1,679 030 September 19... be 215,082 Total.......-.$50,772,159 ++ $50,772,159 Decreaso this year. aves Some cotton statistics have just boen compiled by a commercial authority, from which we quote the follow- ing:— The receipts very nearly approximate those of last fer the total reaching 2,019,271 bales, azains! 2.195.937 les for the previous twelve months, indicating a de- crease in the receipts this year of only 174.716 bales, Below we give the ig 3 each year since 1820:— Babs, 1,683,574 . 834, 945 V1 a378}375 rere) The total exports for the year reach 1,552,311 bales, which is within 146 bales of last vear’s total. If we average the bales at 450 pounds, and the price recotved nt 12d. per pound, the valne in eold of ovr cotton ex- ake for the year was $170,000,009. These fignres very rovbly exhibit the impolicy of cotton regulations and taxes which fetter production, The consumption in the Northern States is about ‘The total eonsomption In the 11.000 bales per week. United States each year since 1347 has boen as follows :— Totat Total Yoor, 1847-43; 1848-49, 1849-50. 1850-51. 1851-62, 1852-53, 185-54 1S 7 1855-58, 70,739 The receipts and oxports of cotton (bales) from Sep. tomber 1, 1866, wo Seplember 1, 1367, and stocks at latter date:— years 1, "67. Export jg2anaaadas San Francis, Ship'd to tm Ten 86,000 ) 2108967 L9H AT. Lao 1995 377 1,552)457 = "4a5 146 At Liverpoo] the imports of cotton for years ending August 3h, 1867 and 1865, compare as follows :-— ——Stockt—~ 1847. 1806. 814,550 333,010 123,190 109,390 American. Brazilian. Egyptian, Symr- 14,852 1,570 3.654.179 96630 93,25: Stock at Havre. 102,000 180, stock at other por _—— 25,000 Total stocks in Europe...... oo e1,024,24 024,240 1,231,158 The Boston bank statements of the past three weeks compare as under:— Sept. 2. Sept. 9. 16. _$onbiosts goreintir gorboa'sca 400, 510 564 453,029 15,296,583 14,674,599 13,428,822 Deposits. . 25,910,508 35,968,180 36, 660.300 Ciroul’n (oat). 24,733,146 26,784,067 94,817,759 ‘Cireul’n (State)... 200,577 252.740 Upon which the Travcller thus comments: — The weokly averaxe shows a falling off in deposits amounti ¥ $300,000; and om @ dectine in the legal 1,250,000, Increase | loans and discounte, the other rene being about nam last reported. The moderate decline of 0,0 in the reserved specie balance (which i# also a legal te der, although not used in that capacity), reduces still farther the twenty-(ve per contam basis for bank ac- commodation, ‘The aggregate of deposits and biil circu. lation is $60,737,851 ich calls for a legal tender re- rveof $15, 184,403; whereas it foots up, inclusive specie, but 815,576,851, anawing &aenes of $1,307,612, th large discrepancy affected the lending ability of the atious as a whole tothe extent of $6,230, rote ince been partly neutralized by the curtailing pro+ coss, thus fully accounting for the extsting tightness in the Money market, and the consequent advance in the rates Of interest for loans om collateral security, and for discounts of mercantile notes and acceptances, One of tho largest banks has this week been obiiged to recall over Lal! « willion of demand loans, and others have pursued a simiar policy, ip order to regain @ more conservative and comfortatle position The present tringency @ believed to be tomporery only; but that theory makes it none the less pressing while it con. tioues. The immediate effect has been to check opera. tions in stocks, The earnings of the ondermentioned railroads daring the second week in September of this and last year com. paro as follows :— 18 1867. Chicago and Northwestern. .... $225,478 $317,672 Chicago and Rock Island 89,5) 122/000 Bale fe 700 30,415 Prarieiaepea aay SUNDAY, SALES AT THE NEW YORR STOCK EXCHANGE. sree Ronmatars Sept. 2I-10:15 A. M. 8. 6-20, 75°62. 108%¢ 18 uhs Pactie Mf 2d call 189 763, 12M.o Liss obs nF Csiral te oor Sts. B,05 cou vs Os, bow US fie 1709 NY 6's, °77 oo 21000 00 & tooo id Gab Hie a a ao BOD . & Hos T1000 aha % d Wa} Bas 4] : a rican BX EM tay CARR Pasi Te Fitts, FW 2 0 ia ‘. 1000 Alt & Terre H Im, shs Continental Bk $s apgerangsest secorcesussbebs = a = " do ih WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. Cisven Anrsst or Honss Tumves at YONKERS,— Two young men, namod Charles C. Hicks and Jamos A, Houghtatling, who stated tbat they resided at Rondout, were arraigned before Justice Atkins, at the Yonkers Police Court, yesterday afternoon, and examined on a charge of having stolen a valuablo horse and wagon, the property of a livery stable keeper named Adam Metzger, of Rondout. The evideuce against chem was of such a character that but little tim» was losiby the magistrate in fully committing them for trial before tho Grand Jury at White Plains, to which place they were conveyed for safe keeping later in the day. The man- ner of their arrest was somewhat different from the usual course pursued in such cases, and was as follows:— On Thursday information was received at tho police station house at Yonkers to the effect thattwo young fellows were ondeavoring to dispose of a horse and wagon undor circumstances of a rather suspicious character, at & livory nes on Mechanic street, in the village, kep® by a Sergeant Mangin at once proceeded thither ri the garb of a s‘weathor beaten mariner.” So ‘weil was the character of the old sea captain delineated by the sergeant that tho ‘horse dealers,” although pro- fessed!y boatmen, failed to discover the dieguise. Toe “captain’’ at ouce opened negotiations with them for the tura out, which is valued at $300, and finally oftered thera $50, To this they agreed, after some short private deliberation, and, at the request of the “captain,” pro- ceeded with’ him’ to his ice’ for tho funds, Unfor- tunately for them the latter place turned out to be the station house, whore they were safely lodved till yester- day, » They, confessed to to having .hired the wazon from the party above named, who was telographed for aud appeared against them yeaterday. Tux Proxnsr Guarv or Forpuam.—Another meeting of this organization was held at Lessan Cottage, Fordham, on Friday evening. In the absonce of the Chairman, Mr. Reuly was olected to proside protem. Soon aftor the meeting had been called to order a resolution was overed and approved, having in view tho olection of a Third Lieutenant, The result was a plurality of votes in favor of M. Reilly, the Acting Chairman, The otber officers of the Company are as follows:—Captain, Wil- liam Mooré; First Lieutenant, John H, Kearns; Second Lieutenant, Bet Byrno, and Orderly Sergeant, J. Donnelly. After the earotiment of several new mem- bers the meet ing adjourned to the dancing saloon, where the remainder of the evening wag spent in drilling. A strong effort wilt be made to have the company in con- dition to make a parade on the 23d of next month, Lupicrovs Mistake or A Macrsrrata at Mount Var- Nox,—ARREST OF A TscTON FoR Srnauinag His Own Prorerty,—A rather curious mistake was- perpetrated by one of the magisterial representatives of the villace of Mount Vernon a few days since, It appears a Ger- an named Joha Trelow, a resident of the piace, made ptication before a Justice for a warrant to effect the arrest of two children, brothers, named Wigand, whom he charged with having purloined a large quantity of pickies. In filling in the blank warrant the name of ‘the complainant was inserted, through mistake, where the accased ought to have appeared, The resi itt was, that Trelow was arrosted instead of the children, but ‘was of course subsequently liberated when the nature of the mistake was explained, AsorneR Horsa Tas? Ovrwirrep—Tae Hera ss 4 Detecrrve.—A fow days since a dashing young fellow drove up in front of a hotel at Morrisania and. after see- ing that his tarnout was properly cared for, entered the establishment and partook of a lunch. ‘ Ho then pro- ceeded to witness a base ball match, and subsequently returned in time for dinner, As soon as the meal was concluded ho stated to the proprictor his inteation of remaining there a week, but when the matter of money io advance was broached ho said he would bave to call at the Post Office to replevish his purse. Instead, how- ever, of thore he called at several boarding housea in the vil ‘The hotel proprietor, Capt. Carpenter, who is also ono of the special constables of the town, mean- while suspected that something was wrong, and had kept an eye on the movements of his *guest,’’ whom he subsequently arrested. The stranger then offered a vory plausibie story in explanation, and promised faithfully to make bis appearance with the money owing on the following morning, which, however, bo failed to do; nor, indeed, has he.done so since, ‘On Tharsday morn: ing ao advertisement appeared in the Hzratp to the effect that a valuable borse and wagon bad been stolen from a livery stable koeper in Now York, About seven o'clock Mr. Carpenter saw tt and at once proceeded to the city and soon retarned with the advertiser, who fully identified the property as belonging to bim, Ho was last sven driving of in his wagon, waving a handkerchief and cheering lasttiy for tho Herann. Tox Henao ss 4 Derecrive—A Horse T'mer Ovr- wittep.—A circamstance transpired recently which, though of frequent occurrence, rarely exposes 40 clearly & certain process of detecting thieves of a description that has lately become very annoying to the keepers of livery stables throughout this section of the country. On Thoatay, in the carly part of the afternoon, a young maa of rather elegant appearance drove up im front of Captain H, Carpenter's estapitshmont, at Morrisanta, and after seeing that bis horse and REO which was per- feotly in keeping with the fout ene’ !2 of the occupant, was properly taken care of, calied for lunch, which being disposed of inthe usoal manner, the young gea- tleman started out for the stated purpose of witnessing a base ball mate. In the evening, at dinner, ho again made his appearance, when the display of excellent gar- tronomical powers was manifested by bim to an alarm- tog extent, Shortly after the tablo had been cleared away he intimated to the proprietor a dosire to remain a week, but whon the consultation was brought to bear on monetary matters, he with @ ya} nowchalanee, that he would have to to the Post Office im order to recuperate, Notwithsianding the polished exterior of the fellow there was something about his manner that awakened the suspicions of mine host, who determined thenceforward to keep a closo ore on his “guest.” The lester, turough stake, ignored the Post Ofice altoget made application for rooms at Steven places where Kee are taken in tho village. At one of these houses, situated Carpenter, who, had been on the svoulder ised to come round in the morning and ep. AS joformation had‘ been ae to Peter Drammoné, in whose care ” been placed, it was deter- mined to hold on to the latter until the bills were forth- coming. We morning came, but nothing was seen of tho of the stylish turnout, nor has he pot inan since. Lol the cause. In looking over the advertising columns of the Hsratp sii Beer ar ead dae te oe Carpenter was suddenly rit hows and wagon tallying in every particular with iat Ors? ADK e Lt which had been so Nncaomoelgaly abandoned, A de. ecription of our gay cavalier was i, and inducements ofored for his arrest oy, bma fide owner of the property, Mr. Nathaniel Weeks; of No, 23 bs.) vy Ftd calling on Mr, Weeks, Worstania re folty = sien oa from him a person minus the Jack—appareotly age, five feet six incaes in ant a jn a dark brown suit, Ti with the personnel of the prietor returned to New York vowing that the Hmnaco was far ahead of ali other detectives. QUARANTINE INTELLIGENCE, Lensing of » Site on Barren Island for a Detention Building—Affairs in the Lower Harbor. Japoet in search of a father did not experience more divappointments than did the Quarantine Commissioners of New York im their attempts to procure a suitable site for the erection of buildings for quarantine purpores, Forced by Injunctions} to relinqaish the design of loca- ting them on Conoy 7 Reeve and eet by the vor The captain lost no time in who returned with him to Property wa that bired his Poume as Robinsoa— ears of 4 to evacy: after}ite capture Sy enlp 48 mai Toews blue coated legionaries, they ad no other resource than to oundaitba of be on the shoals of bi foreig hips, as at for want of proper ac- i ion of hore, This stato of ataits, ay ‘at last Mtnarenaiie autye, dtaacreeatl . he engineer, Jona N, Ritol, aad DE, 4. Sw SEPTEMBER ‘99 amy the Quarantine Board pro, tem. visited Barren Isiand—a bleak, idbospitable spot, exposed te the flerco gales of the Atlantic, and whose oniy recommendation was that there was litte or no objestion \} its use—and there located a site fur the erection of a deton- ‘ion building for weil passengers Some delay then took place, and nothing was Xone youl a few days aco, bo the Coumiseioniey leased for three yoary froia Messrs, Bradley and “mith. ne own. ere, about twenty acres of the water front on & ern shore Of the island at au annual rent of fom e whole, They baye the privilege of purchasne at end of their lease (uis land upon such terms as may agrood on, or incase of the inability of the contracting Parties to fix on the price to be paid, it is to be deter- mined upon by commissioners appointed for the pur- pose, Tie Commissioners are now in possession of tho Jand, bat are determined not te expend any money in the eraption of buildings untesa they should be atrso- dutely required, In case of any sudden emergency aris- ing to-call for their use, Mr. Ritch has prepared plans and mnde arrangemwats for the erection of a timbor build- ing capatle of wccommodating one thousand persons which can be put up in the short space of ten It is, however, probable that before there is any neod for the use of this piace the establishmont now in course of bara Ei Seg se be eee for (ey pp a esti morn no after puesto tor ac the a . Mine "orpeta ich C i Y Petar: lower bay aro the brig ore, Captain gon, from Rio Janetro, and the bark ‘Mary Mary Stetson, Cap- tain Pendleton, from Havana On the latter two of she crew i the hospital in Havana. No sickness was on cither veasel. The arrivals Race a at the para a are the bark Atlantic, from Bremen, W' honared and forty the ship Chartes H. Mar- eee at aes 9 one bundred and 4 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ~ oe Married. UTCuTNs—JACKS0N.—On Tuesday, her 17, in St Thomas’ charch, Brandon, Vi, of as ig Rev ON Fairbanks, Romer ‘AL Horcsixs to Gronate Jackson, Russe.t-—Pauurs, — As Fie Pe E. D., on ‘tnoraday, Sepiomber 19, by the Rev, Wrancis Peck, James H. vs SELL to Evizanetn D Pareaees ot Jersey ‘ulty, NS Van Brovt—Sovorn,—On Wednesday, September 13, at tho Reformed Dutch church, New Utrecht, by the Rev. D. 8. Suthpen, Mr. Guorae W. Vay Brest to Miss Lovita Souper, tormerly of Pennsylvania, Philadel; Dba papers please copy. Wans—Doxensvay.—In Brook! on Tharsday, Sep- |, Romgar B. WARS, tember 19, by Rev, of New York, to Guvrv ve P, Desesiione, of Brookign. Workman —Carsweit.—In Hoboken, N. J., on Satur- day, September 21, by the Rev. N.S. Harrs, Mr. Ricuand Workwan to Exizanera H., Fiaee of Mr. Sapuei Capewell, and oldest dacchter of Thomas ir, Esq., ali of Hoboken. No cards, Died. Bexnsrr.—At Flatbush, on Saturday, September 21, Corvexivs Benner, =r, in the 61th year of his age ‘The relatives and (riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from his late residence, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Baragrt.—On Friday morning, Septomber 20, Marca- Rar 5S, wife of John Barrett, in the 39th year of her age. Relativos and friends of the fa ily are invited to at- tend the funeral, thi ‘ey ) afternoon, at twojo’clock, trom har iate residen , eghth avenue, without far- ther notice. CavasaGH.—On Friday morning, Soptember 20, after a lingering ilinoss, Janes Cavanacut, 62 years. The friends of the family, and of his pot bint het John J. and Frank, are respectfully Invited to atten the funeral, th inday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late roside 21 Fifth street, CoGax.—On Thursday, September 19, at his residence, 267 Grand street, Williamsburg, Rooxr BR. Coax, Croogs.—On Thursday, ae 19, after a short lilnesa, Serriavs Crooxr, aged 58 y His friends are requested to phsthy ‘the faneral, from the Memorial church, corner of Waverley piaco and Hammond «treet, on Monday afternoon, at one o’elock. Sheffield (England) papers please copy. Coiiws.—On Friday, september 20, Huca Cow a, re of James and Rosanna Collins, aged 8 moaths jays. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to uitend the funeral, thia (“unday) atter- noon, at ove o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 10 Gansevoort strevt, Comnar. —On Saturday, September 21, Caruering Com- Bex, child of Patrick and Hanoria Comber, aged 1 year, 4 months and 3 days, The funeral wilh Take Place from the residence of her parents, 612 East Fifteenth stree’, this (Sunday) after. noon, at two o'clock, The rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Crommen.—On Saturday morning, September 21, Lizzie, daughter of Hermano and Julia Crohen, aged three months and 5 days, The relatives pr friends of the family are seamen invited to sitend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 10 =idney place, Brooklyn. Cavunai—On Saturday, September 21, in Brooklyn, Mrs. Ersza A., wife of Charles R. Church, im the 3lst yoar of her age, Notice of funeral hereafter. Dewrrt.—On Friday evening, September 20, Mrunen ae only child of William C. and Lucy M. Dewitt, ‘aged 1 year. eThs Tuneral will take place at the residence of the parents im Ninth street, between Fifth and Sixth ave- nues, Brookiyn, this (Sanday) afternoon, at three o'clock. The relatives and 48 are invited to attend. poe on ap saturday, September 21, Josxra Dova- Lass, aged 45 years and 7 months, The relatives and friends of the Me uf? and also the membore of the Lew of ‘Hope Lod: io. 430, and sister Lodges of F. and A. Pg lly ‘invited to aitend. The faneral wile take pi place on Monday afternoon, al two o’g'ock, from his late residence, corner treot tral avenue, Brooklyn, B.D, Brssautxy A, yn, Desy.—On Saturday, September 21, Dunn, in the 46th year of bis age, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late resi lence, No, 9 Woodhull street, Brooklyn, Fiangnry.—On Friday, September 20, Pact Fiarenry, aged 76 years, a native of Ballenvira, Adare, county Limerick, Ire!and, after a short illnoss, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the fuseral, from his late residence, 102 Wost Twenty-eight, street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half- o'clock, to Gaivary Cemetery. tn Friday, September 20, Patriox Gitror, Bridget wigan a 7 yom of Dro- more West, county Sligo, Ireland, aged 66 yeara. The {riends and relatives of tho fanily, and thos of his song Peter and Patrick, also those of Mnings, ar respectfully invited to mm his Inte residence, 285 First avenue, this si yy) afternoon, at two o'clock. Goopaica —In Brooktya, on Friday, September 20, Wivrmip scort Goopaicu, aged 33 yeurs, Native of Portsmout \. AL The funeral services will be held at eleven o'clock, on Monday morning, at the residence of Peter Clemitson, Esq., corner of Falton and Clinton avenues, The re- maiss wi bo takea to Portsmouth, N. HL, for inter iment, Honrrt,—On Saturday, September 21, at his residence, No. 19 paper street, South Brookiyn, Martasw FLan- us, aged 67 y: The fumeral Silt take place this (Sunday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. Haviranp.—On Saturday, September 21, Cataanmn, wifo of William Haviland, aged 38 yoara, The retatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. 259 Weat Houston street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'ciock. Hovey.—On Friday, September 26, Miomar, Hotxy, of the parish of Castie Mayner, county Cork, Ireiacd, aged 23 yeara The friends and acquaintances are respecifally invited to attond (ne funeral, from Bellevue 5 ee this (Sun- day) afiernoon, at half-past one o'clock. Krewarr.—At his residence, New Rochelle, on Satur. day morning, betrayed a Geouce Feevgaice, Jr, second son of the late George F. Krewoif, in the 36th year of bis age. Kexnaatcy,—On Thursday, ber 19, Joux T. Kexsrat.y, axed 62 years, 2} months and 20 * days, for- mmeriy of Mitereagho, parish of Buttevaat, county ork, reland. The funeral will tako place from his late residence, 34 Hadson street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock y, September 20, Hannier Lesran, Lxstee.—On Frida: im the 80th year od 4 age. The relatives and friends of the family are hae fally invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- cara 97 Monroe street, this (Sunday) ‘at, one Harbor,(L. I.) papers please “an On Friday, September Euzanera G, The tt Ket a a ends tet i respectfully family are pent Yoatiend ‘ne the residence of me oa Fourth avenue, on ig afiernoon, at vee Toccmpe. —On Saterday, September 21, after a lin- pon cage forwraata of the jate John M. Lock- “ns ‘Tos Featives and and friends are invited to attend Lew fane- ral from her !ate residence, 143 East Thirteenth street, tots (Suadar) afternoon, at balf-past four o'clock. Moor. —0a Saturday evening. September 21, Josarm E. Mount, aved 55 years, 0 \n Monday's papers, Monas, pig September 20, THomss Wittiaw Momay, only son of Jobn and Eliza A. Mohan. Relatives and friends are fully invited to attend y take place at one o'clock GtLR the beloved husband at Cana please copy. —On Saturday, September 21, Guonak Hany, = H. and Mary E. Mosoloy, attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. ¥2 Fourts ne jl} amsbar Mosanave.—In this city, on Wednesday, September 18, of choiera jnfontam, Paxev, infant son of T. B, and Faony & Musgrave, aged 1 your and 3 months. MeGrarea.—Afier ha lh severe illness, Michael mers in tho S0in y of hi ‘The frievas of the famiiy are r attend the funeral, from 55 Rutgers street, | —— at two o7elock. ‘atertord (Ireland) ex Please copy. Moturee.—Suddenty, on b porareny, septerober 21, at ed cele | invited to is (Sanday) half-past. one o'clock’ fn , Many Fauon, wife of Join MeGuire, of we pariah " Killare, county Westmeath Treian The relives i friends of deceared, and the friends of her son James, also the members of HU. B. 8 are respectfully invited to atmos > funeral, from her |a'e residence, 20 Prince street, this (Su , At half-past two o'clock, without furth Reno Satorday, September 21, of a short and severe Wines, Joann Prsuax, in tho 2th year of is ‘ite friends and relatives are respectfully invited to | 1867.-Th IPLE SHEET. ‘ ern & Co, ~~ g | attend the funern!, at No 40 Laurens atrest, on Monday nor aat FaTON, Sept Hy -Arcived, brig Bellona’ (Bel, aftern»on, at two o'clock, Rowlings, Mid Smrson,—On Friday morning. September 20, Wriuiaw Satled —Brty Susan Woorkis, Fulford. , Gesrantona. BG 2a, "vaom, @ native af Rosshire, Seotland, aud (or the last | 7,20%-~Arrived as a, Mtnmnah Alavane for Niort, 2 rt of coal FASPPORT, Beat 13 secieed, bri thin Y:fonr years @ resident of this city, agod 68 yoars Fawn, Allon, Now e daya, York: 16th. seb Witte Mowe, ilton, Philadelphia. “ae mn ‘ns wore interred in Trinity Cemetery on LRESS MONRUE, Soph M—Arrived, bark Capetlag Saturday, Septomber 21. - am aes for Balmore; brig Comroy, Evena, “ —At Long Branch, N. J., on lay, Septem oro for do Rn un See ay Fogle . RIVA, Sept D—Arrived, sabe C D Foslor, Pri¢ey - of the family and tuose of his brothers 17 —Acet echr Lovett Peacoc! see RTA, ‘Jobo Toovan ara iuvited to attond the sm avricathaetiatin nd fancral, from o& *Pesidence of his mother, No. 72 Mul- EiOWs, DC, Sept 2—Acrived, wee M Dolby ‘onday afternoon, at two ona , Van Namee, N York; K Vaugiem, berry sireet, on & Wrauay.—On Fie '*¥, Sepiomber 20, Gove G. Wer, chter of the lace, Toba G. and Margaret W. ox Palani ven ant fix, Cuda of the faraily aro respectful Javits to attond the m Weal, this (Suadav) aftoraoon, two Nock, frou her lit * Peal twoon Best’ and seonnd we omueE, Hi Garson, Boston; EB Kirk, Bow Se rhs Tier Trompsom Warren; BH Farber Go pordery Moses Vale Tatton, wow Hareah oes Ogieu, Becoklya; AP Cranmer, Cranmer, Sormy y, GLOUCESTER, Sep" 19-~Amrivo tay on Ry Sept 19. ived, ache Goo W Balitwin, Ee ae hes" HODY, Sept 19. PM—. Nat sieve , Randal’, an Fy Ww Deke, tone at SHIPPING NEWS. Foam ‘Coombs. Belticnre feoke, Davis, Vb, Iphia for Mauchtehea. Beorg Aci eanecoatinantocnNeesvarennrcemy woommerrocceoreenre-——~ | Seedy et Walnaeighs, Brower, Pollghsipals’ tontas: eee. J » Brow: alata fo "t SUMANAO a we yore = PHS Dar. Ciatrlasa Meome sis’ for Salem: Hutaon,. Rn ad i 5 47 | moor a "S88... ra 12 00 ‘ortiand, my Emslieto for Pembroke, yA L Sealey N55 | man wa PRR $3 | Perkins, do ; William, Jelisonand barah YW v% er ver ae iis load i tum, Eudesbet’ Di a9 ‘sled —Kohre 5 vision "PORT OF mew ‘yon, NC RETEMER 2 1857.4 Fo, Oocaa be Ctearcs, elisa tee pon ve, Stnamahiy Malta (Br), MeMfiekan, Gccnstown and Liver paseo ieee tena oe ma ane PemteatnahtD” Treivetia (Br), "Fhowpso: Liverpomi—Nationat FAAS: wegh 19 i ge i Paseiec ig Star, Cotmnor, ie iWacite Madu acta iti vamehio Risin, ne sGwal Meamnete Hith—s: sche M Mickel, Small, IY pi ahiTin vem, feaswoekity George Rieapeni Gen Grant, Holmes, Now Orteans—& B Crom- wel Sucarosbip San Salvador, Mickerson, Savaniah—GarAson Steamsatip Champion, Lockwood. Charieston—n R Mor- a | M5 Tih~-arrived,. Trade Wiad, Norri Rot Steatasbip W P Clyde, Powell, Wilmington, Nc—James *loumshipLoul Moore, Wallace, Newbern—Mucray, Fet- pe Tlattoras, Conch, Norfolx, City Poiut aad Richmond—N 1 MoCready & 0. Rtearnahin Vattey Oty, Tomtin, Aisxandria—J Hand. ee EC Knight, Denty, Washington, DC_Smith & POWwN. Steamahtin Francona, Sherwood, Portland—) F ames, Steamentp Key Wost, Rudotr, Bostou—benner, Browa & Towed se tem, ith. brig Log sobre Mornedas, SERVER epi Pinksay, pe Steam “bin Glaucus Morgan, Roston—W P Civde, ‘ Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, New Bodford—Yerguson “@ | Elizubecip rmoa, i NEW HHDYOMD, Sept 20—Arsived: sehr Oliver Grou Ship Sumter, Ketth, Savannah—Renner, Brown & Piak. | we ‘Deiayo, Maurice Bi pon, 8 eib—Arclved, brig 9 Po Reown, G fark Helena (Ir), Hedear, London—A L Rowe & Co 5 Ao Rosalia (Ital, Gacace, Waterford—Funch, Meineke | Jr mt AA Ra ty =n ian ren Salled—Brig Rabbont, Coombs, a eansoe for Pholad Bark Der eer (Prus), Schultz, Autwerp—Funeh, ews? , Amsbt Me intelohtan Meineke & Wi aa i Grrsien Nevenan, Beogee. ibe or alltaelpiiag o@ Bark Daniel I Draper (Ital), Bottone, Palermo via Bangor Slocavich & Smith. ee mares, BP Dinsmore, Liverpool via Baltimore ny a Woe Hafeia (Dan), Brasch, Bordesux—Funch, Meineke Foster, Pertiana for do. New Kozulus,. Nowien, muothpert; Kate V Edwards, Alen, Dightow for Phila AM At rrived, echr Henrietta, Dwyer, Quincy Potmt. 5 for Fplledeiph TELADELPATA. Sept 2—Arrived, sehre Arcus Bas, ae an} Bre" Amerie, Hand, Valencia—tas fen P Pil. ageammieaaren iain ‘Gnitto—Boonan, ronan Seadiahup Hendsie sap apealenr gis Blonde (Br), Walker, Vera Cruz—F Ateranire & | "'Ciei-o4_steanisni Juntats Hom, eb Orionna oi Fegrt (Be), LeBow’ tile, aa aw Wilcke Dorchester E,_ av Deaamkowor,” Huepps ce wna (Br), Marshall, + Stephens, Nit—Morsison & | Granme>, Cranmer, $ A Hammond, Bic, Sethe ya re s dl Pare Uncle Sam, Pannell, Mobile—Te 1 Drummond & Ce, | tosis gna Re rier Siew rae oe Schr Savage (Rr), Philling, Malaga—Marsh & McCully, ro "all Hier. Decora” Onrll, Bridg Schr Kedron (Br), Lake, ‘Parrshoro—Crandall, Umphray Ta ogee ig ne ergs ced tr hrtgoperte rE |, Bernard, Portainou h, NH; J Vora, acid get Blue Bird (Br), Patterson, St John, NB--P I Nevius ea Cneclestod Ida May, Drisco, Portland. Ete AJohnson, Harris, Washlogton, NC-WK Hin. PORTLAND. Bept 19—Artived, brig Geo Burdhase lan, Phtladeipbia; schya Marcus Hunter, Ore, Martio, Nozes, South man & Co, sect Wit Travers, Palmer, Wehmond—Van Brunt & | Wile Mastio, Noyes, Soulh Amboy Se eer ‘ade Sailed—Brigs A rion, Melrose schr Ellen Merrymian. DCW Brown. | sine—arrived, beg.) Bickmore, Grima, Phlladelpbin; wake Sete Sugita Packard Matin. WR Doma "SPHOYIDENCE, sept ah Arrive, rohrs Orleans, Fi Sehr Ida Richardson, Beuel!, Baltitaore—Bently, Miller ® | wag. Metompéia. Vat Hsien A Hoyt, (Graamers Media | Fort, Fort; LH Hopkins, Pi and hate Wentwort, Schr Windwand, Ellis, Bangor—Waleh & Carver. i . chr ‘Leesburg, Davis, Portstouth, NH—Ferguson & | Adsms, Georgetown, DU; Deoatir Beret, Bt Geo Fules, Nickerson: Adgeline Vancieat, Siow, Rankin, Philadel phi ia A Andrews, Kelley; ilis “ate Serautu, Palmer; Verauda, Pond, aid Late Jarvis, Philadel Pam wood, Detea zaerte is, Beng peo hr aint Or Welle, Keevon. iti ood, sehr Ranger, Cleaves, Boston—G 1. itch. Schr Stephen Waterman, Chase, Now Bedford —Ferzusoa Wood. Schr Surprise, Davis, Norwich._G K Rackett & Bro, Schr 8 P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford. Sloop Odd Fellow, Dyer, Savbrook—G K RacKett & Bro. pee : snob Hume, Young: New Haven—G K Rackel: & Bro, a ey echo: an Amtion Serer YGobueigh, Steamer M Stevens, Chanco, Baltimore. tbe en de eget port. Lei 5 pRICRMOND. Sei Arrived, steamer ATbotaarta 8. rl Steamship Bremen (Bre: ynaber, Bremen Sept 7, | Bourne NYork, a cing, Boston. and, Southampton Sept 10, asied the Needles same day at ROCKLAND, sept 18—Sailed, sohrs Ligsie Guptill, Spal- PM, with mdse and 763 to Oclrich & Co, At rived uarn: le yt TY, Int 49 47, lon 14 09, and 01 a, Gott, N York. reine i ttt en nate! Leg ea et ship Pose ert ae ieee 1 18—Below, ship Star of the West (Bry, eumelanin mate |B ey acoans utpmameeetss, ont aia Dominion Steamship Co, 4 with _— Tasmant hy donna ieee } aetag TE aT roe. & Co. ati SALEM, at er Western Star, Crowell, Philadot Sailed—Schrs Almira Woolsey, King, and Trade Wind WILMINGTON, 86 19—Arrived, schrs Lilly, Stetson, fm yanoah; Boro teel oun (Br), Branuon, and L & Wales Wright,'N a hen, Bremen, 46 da “pe atts pacar jo Cpr & Puull, Aug 1 N88 Hitmoree ft ft 9h Fe 10 2 a Ware Rhawict come Rremen Tor New York: Sept ib, Int GOB ton 68 “hor A is tamer Kimpire, Price, NYork;, brig Wm Cum mare Ande (Br Brom tr in on Pa an, with] gait citt), Stewart, London; tine Sots, Wilwoa, Noel age Hark Flan Dyer, alan 3 eee Tica, wccin wile Clara Mcutgomery, Bounesi, NYOrk; Idabeta, Weak, bg 9 Fete Be (Ber Prith, Bermuta, 10 days, ta bal mor Rebecca Clyde, NYork. sten: last, to N tino De, Sept ‘M—Arnived, wchré Statosmag Brig enrae (Br), Graham, Glace Bay, 12 days, with coal, es, Boston. gene a Ames, Ames, Lingan, CB, 12 days, with coal, to enry Joun. Snow, Mitchell, Shaiee, NB, 8 days, with pig ichardson. PIANOFORTE |ORTMENT OF FIRST FA CLANS (KEW) re “PINE ass fe eek, at UAINES BROT! Jol Bagmtin a Segal ca IR Rast Fourtteath attest, Union aquare, N, B—Alet 5 id on instalmouts. irginia, evden, ‘Richraond, Ya. Pianos so sone ne ns “Dé Pow. toner, chong, Va FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, $130, IN oe fect order; maker Stodart; very ohenp. Piano for $25. Bones" Finn atk afarta, Vippae J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. epre, 3 witita Newbery, Sepenstown, D r Ellas Ward, ler, Brow! MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF THE FINES? Ren Gavin ilar labs ato British). ‘cate New Loaten, A and t new and seovnd hand Pianos in tho city rn, New London. for sale and to rent, at WM, CANDIDUS’ Piano Kooms, street. Sebi Ache Virgin, Bearse, ‘Rondowt for Boston, ‘ Walden Geel Bias q OR SALE—ONF OF GALE'S PIANOS, SEVEN 0@ “4 Clb, tare, round corners, carved logs, fc. ; uenrly new at Steamsnips City of Tonon, Holvatin, Malta, Cimbrtay | pertert order, Apply ab A. Hi. GALE & 00.8, 107 Europe, Cal nlp, Rising nS Mariposa, Salendor, Champion, El Cid, Wm P Clyde, Valley € ty Bales M Stevens, Louisa Moore, Glaucus, Koy Wer jatteras. sar FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SEE ANOTIIER PAGE. ‘Twelfth street. ce [{OR SALE—ONE OF DECKER BROS BRM Pianos. Apply at the oifico of Joseph Beckel, 74 Fraak lin street. AINES BROTHERS HAVE OPENED A NEW ANE H apacions Pianoforve Wareroom at 4 Kast Fourentt wtreet, Union aquare, where the public can siways Gnd me Marine Disasters. assoriment of first class Pianos at moderate prices. N. Bow Mernorouts, having comploted repairs has taken New Fianos to rent. r ? and New —— ‘againon the route between Newpor epee NOPORTRS,—15 SECOND HAI Pur varions makers for sie by CUICKERING & BONA, 62 Broadway. Panning 3 East Thirt; fobile for Sisal, put into Minvon ioe Wh fast in datresn, having Been di masted on tho voyage. Miscel! Bars AA Erpnipgr, built Pianos to rent, ror SALE CHEAP. APPLY [aT Mo, in 1853. 240 tons regiater, was sold ut wi araiso for $5,700, IANOS—ALSO CARPETS, OUL CLOTHS, BEDDING, gold. Furniture of every description, payment taken in Manaaner Anw—Tho hull of the achr Margaret Ann ly oF month y paymenws If prafn { BENDALL & and Madabn's streets, % om espe for Jacmel, wrecked on Northwem Reef, \d on the 87th ult for £5. Tro Janmio, Aug 2—The of the ship Vitula, from Nou vork Tor Ban Francisco, will, be forwarded by ibe ship W Hf Prescott, which wil take the entire cargo, and is ex- pected w be revdy to sail about the 16th September. Lauxcuep—At Si George, Me, recently, by Mr John Bick- more, & fing aehe of 329 tons, named John G Tracey, owt by J & 8 8 Bickmore, W H Bickmore, 8 H Jackson, Kawiey, and Capt John t Tracey, who is to command her, Whaiemen. Schr Watchman, Cook, sailed from Provincetown 18th inst for Atlantic Ocean. + corner of Canal WO SUPERB 7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. fortes for sale at Batterson’s stora Avenue, near Fortieth street; pianos richly Sinisbed, wi four round corners, back eas front, elegant = pale ie . serpentine Doulom, io by vorstrang bass, full iron pi exquisite rich tone; full warrantee’ for five y ‘$700; will be sola for $500, and are (he greats TATERS' PIANOPORTES—O 0 apr Melodeoas:; Parlor, Church, Gem and Cabinet best manufadtured, to let, and reut applied & Ww. Spoken. pn monthly instalmenta received for We samme, Steamship City of Baltimore (Be), from New York for | Gilrccooms 431 Broadway, Liverpool, Sept fey Int 49 Ux, You GY 42, TowAack WATERS & 00. Stesmeny, Pua “S acum, frome, Ba yp bang for Liverpool, — S vias. ry Sept 18. 7AM, 96 milon the bar ( XTED TO EXCHANGE FOR A GOO see are sone, thoms, Middleton, fron from Boston for Wavana, Sept wan hd ston, axtension her top; first clase ‘im bing bearing ad v., Mi eae ae eee ntearitg W. Bept 16, Jat 48 82, lon 40 $7 pond “ =e a fiaritcd, Miron Golieavarg for, Bouton, opt 16 lat 00 70 $00.—A LARGE ASsORT. 45 59, lon 49 87. $1 aod et wees to let talments. No. 8 Union aquare. Forelan Ports. e eh W brig Robert an june ro put in for medieal aeel "Chixao, Aug 23a port ship John Baker, Pratt, for Bar. eeGnoonen Intanp, Sept 4—In port brig Mary Cooney (Br), for Boston next day. MATRIMONIAL. GENTLEMAN (GERMAN).1% YERRS OF AQ™ | worth about $15,000, desires the acquaintance of young lady) or widow, not less than 20 nor more than red, Seym f about equal means, or some established Wantage, N¥or es Sap for Buvineant. Beh gi Fineness mist be of undoubled respectabllty, retingd 20d ast Lawrence (Br; Si itimore (and ald Sept 6 tducated "Object matrimony. Address J: rt winked nr ee Soka Howell, NYork; Anni N@ LAWYER OF GOOD HABITS, OENIAG 4 sgh loaves 83 Sept 4, Geo Wheelwright, Trini. SS propeamaaan, whee to mene © ~ squat . of & young lady, under 26 years, "lookiag: good = nuit of good sansa, ndeoce enough to answer this, with photo feet preferred. ‘Address Frank J. Walters, drawer 21, we pit 19—Arrived, schr George Darby, Croaby, Matreived at do ih brig A Barnard, Lippincott, Phila. an! po X tr a , ifattras ta aint brig Constance, Mason, NYork; : bark § meme. a iup Jas, an ui Sotnson,’ doy’ bark Jobo Eyston (Hr), W A rama. We p—arrived, echr Walter Raieigh, Nick- “MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN OF Riou habits and in comfortable Sra eatin. hee, te form the acquaintance of lady similarly gu 7 Siow in matrimony. Address, with carve de visite, for ome week, Frankness, box 108 Herald ottiee. orson, Buenos A a ‘2 = — ae ies tort Undine, Besse Begeman, and Atalanta, s _ MISC EL ANHOL Ss. et a rane for HY cn Wy QS hey le R. WANTED-—PROM 1! TO 14¢ PRET LONG, Mg Treat 6 inches wider and apood Cigur Case ale. ADPIP m Bept pay bt ‘aalp Rival, ‘Doane, Ba: ker's |) no 38 Cedar street. G July 31—In ye 4 Lily, Ruand, and na Hermann (lism), f + toe ort VIBRATOR, It fite into the ear and is m os a er ene ship Assyris, Delano bay seers cages is Se iy Co. CATARRKH, CON. Cie port Aug 2 sh HM Prescott, Cardiff, for Sai TREATIS“N ON DEAS cw Viti SUMPTION AND CANCER, thet means of conta, Rerotl «free for too canta, eretulons ds 1 Bast WFastlogien pice, New Dr, Stilwell! will we 2 Pi delphi, gomcnened e 4PM Arrived, Nekmer Trene, Urquhart, NYork. pits Neared. sch Willie Mows, Itilton, i ia. pts Avg 13—Bailed, bark Paladin, Brown, Monte- 16th, bark Thos Fletcher, Pendleton Mor Callao to toad For Duukurk at £3. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, opt B—=Arrived, schre CW May, Kir- min, Boston: Ky fliowas J. DAVIS, Maker aod [ roved Artiicial Maman Eye, 127 Enea etween Third and Fourth avenues. peexce CHINA, j HAVILAND, CHURCAMAN & ENOLAND, rr, NYork. Saxon, Matthews, — ed Ed Keed, J0UN STREET, NEW YORK, i een We are reoaiving trom France cf DECORATED Xen, Tua “K SORT a Stats, Croc York. * Sen Goll, lexandrina; brigs Saxon, Model, Bloomer Bar: aie mens Yi Pawisret, sued from tbe koads and hares PM. VASES AND WHE To which we call the attention of our cusvomers. FRENCH L o Ladies Mornin orien teamer Nereus, Hearse, NYork ; ship Gre by day, week or month, Addren bams righ apamee, Gortenberg: bark ck wren D Nea ondon (ir), Lowen, i yt ye MANILA WRAI nds? John Freeman, J ORR WERE 6 BROTHER. oe * crihy Bailey, Puilsdetphin? ritko, Raton, Rondeut, sehre Below. brig Mar: Paper. Twice and sirect. Cash paid for newspapers and Seri nies ae w Nyon. Nene Ab, BATHS, NOB 4 fy Sept ved, echrs Jan Llenty, V7 ERONES ELECTR CHE, EAA, far Dera; ena Son Juan, Boookats, Ni athe Fast L vent eo ne posse arene | ‘i lly See sears In (Br), re4 Carros ey Sehe chronic u aud aii maladl pec to ladies. we the | —— — ef oar patie purkel iE. OF MERCHANDISE toh | Swann tty a SE ‘wont to sn Lays brig TA Darrel, and she jceinn } Chiron. pS ahem Neared, sour Le Audenreid, Crawford, NFOL, Sept 18—Arrived, wehe © eewett hared Elisabeiupors. rye 7 Warner? Pins sade baying ——— | EAPNESS CURED.—DR. STILWELLS ere |