The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1869, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. price rising to 20414, the “shorts,” a8 ‘usnal on Sat- uray afternoons, rushing to cover, The next widest fluctuation was in Pacific Mall, which recovered to 7214. The following were the closing prices at the ____ COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. AVANA. SISAL AND H New York ai Aleridun Mal Suedensht Une, sailing every twenty days, at 13 M., [ 1? Bast river. We cpolid iy deca TEAM DIRECT TO N.-LONDON AND NEW S™on Steamship Tine Bieamors fortaientiy t2, London from pier No.8 North river, Passage at $9), $70 aud $30 tember 18, ULARENeS F., only child of William H. ante re be SA ey he family are respect- ¢ relatives an lends of the fully invited to attend the funeral services, to be held st the Pirst Proapyterian church, Yonkers, ob ° FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SATURDAY, Sept. 18—6 P. M, CLavprvs—NELsON.—On Thursday, September 16, currency. ‘The bank statement is favorable, altuough the de- re , | at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. | Monday aiternoon, at ‘clock, Train leaves | PA TAGUAY, ATALANTA. CLEOPATRA, Phillips (vostponed unt!),.Tharsaay, Sept. 39 grec of its superiority 18 nota great one. ‘The de- | last session of the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 50% | 7 | awson, CHARLES CLAUpIUs, of Buffalo, to Cak- | Thirtieth street at two o'clock, BELLONA. 9 CELLA. oF | CITY OF MEXICO, Deaken. see cee Saturday, Ook 16 60; Cumberland, 80; Western. Union, 86% @ 37; 'M. Newson, of Brooklyn. Ne rds. VANDERBECK,—O} 8, SARA For to rg, Bremen, Ha’ is, Antwet For freight or passage apply to » tallen of about three and a half militons, zie M. , lyn. No car K-—On Baturday, September 18, a Rowterdam. at oh x NEEXANDRE & SONS, 88 Broadway. sposiia have ial ‘ + | Quicksilver, 19% bid; Mariposa, 934 0103; Mariposa | Camvsut1—Caxny.—On Saturday, Seprember 18, | Lewis, wife of John Vanderbeck, Sr., aged 72 years. | $0,lvay: for treigitat 4 Southareee ne 3 as and the banks could therefore afford to lose apout eight hundred thousand dollars in reserve. Tho actual loss in reserve 1s about six hundred thousand Mr. BENJAMIN SMITH CAMPBELL to RY JANB CANBY. . Higata—Stocum.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Sep- tember 6, by Rev, S. B. tlalsey, Mr. WiiBuB F. ‘The relatives aud friends ot the family, end of her sons, John, Francis, Abram, William and James, a!80 the members of Mechanics’ F. and A. M., and the Americus Club, are respectfully mvited to attend OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Cromwe'l Line, Steamships of this line wili leave pier No. 9 North river at o'clock P. M., as follows :— , preferred, 16 @ 18; Pacific Mail, 67% a 87%; Bos HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, ton Water Power, 15 a 16; Adams Express, 56 a 57; Wells-Fargo Express, 18}; @19; American Express, Ohta LINE. THE booth ag AND NORTH AMERICAN dollars, made up of the decrease tn specie and legal m4 tyr "7 4 CUM, u city. | the funer aC) st MARIPOSA, Kemble... Satnrday, September 1} code, the aa in surplus reserve is conse. | 25% did; United States Express, 5936 @ 61; Mer- Se Src eee og See CMT nen ences cnt Geo. CROMWELL, Vai iaturday, Octobes econlly aboss twro hundred sousana dollars. chia | (RAS Union, Mxprees” 195 Bis New OK | Heavy PLeid-O. TRREM aE penne, EOP AMAREEN-——On Saturday evening, ‘September, 18 eafraight taken for Bt ‘and Galveston af Central, 200% @ 201; Erie, 3934 a 3944; Erie | tember 16, at St. rnard’s ichurch, by Rev. ® ‘ARKEY, youngest son of George William > o fretgh 1s 4 comparatively small figure, but it 1s encouraging Bigs bs 6 tember 2G et ound HEALY, dr.” to Lizzie | and Lizzie Warren, aged) year and 6 months, FOr PASSO gS, Ort an a Se A COs 8 Weal excels preferred, 6944 @ 69%; Hudson River, 180)4 a 181; Reading, 95%; Lake Shore, 96% 97; Iitnois Central, 187 @ 138; Cleveland and FLEMING, all of this city, — HuGHEs—RIDLEY.—On Wednesday, September 15, at St. Luke's church, Clinton avenue, by the Rev- Funeral at tue Church of the Holy Trinity, Brook- lyn Heights, on Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock. WibvirigLD.—On Friday, September 17, CuakLes that at this season the banks gain anything in their surplus. it fortifes them for the en- 6 Tripolt ER ‘ES OF PASSAG: Ex hiepane CHARLESTON . By the Wednesday steamera, not carrying steerage, AND FLORIDA PORTS, auing week, espectaly as they have also contracted |, tune 3, J. W. viller, D. D.; SAMUEL A. HUGHES to FAN- | WinprvreLp, aged 49 years, i Din... 7 ’ theinioans pver twoand a quarter millions. There | Pittsburg, 106% a 103; Chicago and Northwest | igi, 4., eldest daughter of Edward Ridley, Esq. | | The relatives and frends of the family are invited | First Gabino Far Ab aid “Bicone Gabi salsa yy ey tsagain a discrepancy in te. specte item, which 1s | €7™ 16% @ 78) | dor preferred, | sex 8 MON; | all of BrUGKIIM., on arstay, September 14, in | $26" West Tweuticthaurees this (Sucdayy atvesioon, | Pint Canln...7 a0 yal Heras sAtLing yroM HIKE NORE RIVER, cat lolumbus att Hy UPE—ME a aay, leth etree! is (Sun jternool ? Bills of Jading issued in connect with the Soutl sought to be accounted for by the locking up of gold, | Cleveland, URED, SUB SMMC STAN Te ee eee on sr Bolton on Lake George, by | at three o'clock. ‘The remains wil be taben to Pas: | __Sicerage ti ‘om Liverpool and bigot lading neue Is comitvand Southwest, and with Rock Island, 110 a 1103; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 74074; do. preferred, 83% a 83%; Toledo and Wabash, 71 bid; do, preferred, 801; bid; Fort;Wayne, 874 a 8834; Alton and Terre Haute, 67 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 315 a 32; Delaware andy Lack- awanna, 110 bid; New Jersey Central, 101’g @ 102; Chicago and Alton, 160; Morris and Essex, 874% bid; Hannibal and St. Joseph; 116 & 119; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 29 a 30, ‘The following shows the range of the principal parts of Europe at lowest pi steamers to Florida ports. Goods forwarded free of commission. Bilis of jading furnished and signes on the pier, HENRY R, MORGAN & CO., Avents, 26 Hrond 1OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. ‘New York and Charleston Steamship Company's fret MAS AMES ADGER, Captain T. J. Lockwood, gn Tuesday, September 21, at BP My sailing froin pler No, 6 Superior acoommodations for bi dig Rar ray ote and bills of lading issued in con nection with the h Carolina Railroad to all points South and Southwest end with steamers to. Florida Rev. H. Dyer, of New York, assisted by Rev. Mr. Locke, of Bolton, ALBERT C, Rurs, of Wisconsin, to WILHELMINGS F. Meyer, oldest daughter of L, B. Meyer, of Staten taland. ‘THOMPSON—PARMANTIER.—At Poughkeepsie, on Thursday, September 16, by the Kev. J. Carpen- ter Smith, of Flashing, WILLIAM THOMPSON to LYDIA C. PARMANTIER. ’ The small decrease will be found to be due to the large importations of gold this week, which came this way in the double transaction of selling bonds ‘m London and the gold for them in the market here two weeks ago, when gold was in the vicinity of 13734. The small decrease in legal tenders is attri- buted to the release of greenbacks originally with- drawn to a\d the speculative stock movements of the week. The following are the last two statements in ent prices, ‘Through bills of nding given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hai Antwerp and ciber ports ou the Gontiuent, oud for Mediter: Tanean porte, or freight and cabin, passage apply at the company's of at Besrags asekger antl Broadway, Trinity Building. or ro: nm CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS steamship DONAt', Captain bar ry on Monday morning for interment. Phiadelphia papers please copy. ZINDEL.—On Saturday, September 18, DoroTuzA ZINDRL, in the 66th year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son, John H. Zindel, 69 South First street, Brooklyn, £. D., on Monday afternoon. at two o’clock. The me! ay Puritan lodge, No, 839, are respectfully in- Ernst, will sail, carry Died. ALDRIGHT.—On Friday, September 17, PHILIP AL- BRIGHT, aged 44 years, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to G. ing the United States mail, rom the Hremen pier, foot of joboken. ‘On THURSDAY, September 23, 1969, r BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON, LOST AND FOUND, Sept. 11. stocks to-day:— atvend the funeral, from his late residence, 94 Hicks | (\ONDY KEENY bOST BANK BOOK No. BEP. | taking passengers to fo aed ne hoy Va srry) ‘ vv $263,864, 533 Lowest. | Street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three Mabon The Tha fader wil plerse eave dt ot the Bowery | LON VON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN, st A as ene 14, 942/06 Kew % | o'clock. 2 jedi i Bavings Bank, Hei “j # woe ‘CHAMPION will follow, aid eall on Saturday, Septeme 23 Hudson River:.: me FE ee eeeetrene in tho i6th year of | ['OUND—ON WEST STREET, A HEAVY GOLD waTou, | Seond ox Gola. MORGAN & CO., Agents, 96 Broaitw 1,487,867 Read! her age. ying expenses, a Bteerage f1 " ‘The changes from last week are as follows:— as cite Tetains willbe taken to Betiport, 1, 1, for in aati Cueto West Foy ce WINTERS, | ie,be folwed by ti Metal 1G, | PORCHARLESTON, 6.0, THE FLORIDA PORTS, Increase in loans... $2,638,509 853§ mewn ae ‘West Park, on Friday, September OUND. BROUGHT TO THE PREMISES OF XAVER | For freight or passage apply to ZODINE, ———, commander, Decrease in specie. 406,957 F 108% | a Sanu, widow of ‘edgar ‘wines’ Zwingo, Tyundmaster, on Weatcheates aronue, & browa ‘GELEIGHS & 00,,68 Broad street. | i oui! Thurnday vo 2 at SP Me nerease in circulation 8,563 } Milwaukee and St. Paul. Funeral from Rev. Dr. Crosby’s church, Fourth bar y » branded on right side- owner is re- from Pier jo, 8 NOI Fiver; foot of Racton eteets Decrease in deposits. 8,403,194 | Milwaukee and St. Paul pre: 81. Fi vested ee and take the steer Oy te of OR, LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.—INMAN LINE Teoh bills of lading to all points South and Southwest. Decrease tn legal tenders. me 226,670 | Pactfic Mail...... stones 68} avenue, comer. Twenty-second, sizes, Aken Xe PY CCL! Pa ae sin Charleston (arene! & Co.) forward, ail cond tree ‘he excess over the legal reserve last week was | The earnings of the Chicago and Alton Rallroad | MOMIng: at ten oeocn ee ee ste Tae ‘OSTA PROMISSORY NOTE, DRAWN BY HOFFMAN | CITY OF BOSTON Baturdny, Sept. SM, | RR INNETONKA will axl! Suptembor 30. $10,733,053, and this iw $10,056,584—a gain of | for the secoud week in September were ag fol- BRUNDIDGE.—At Lewisboro, on Saturday, Septem- ir own orde August 11, 1869, for | CITY OF PARIS. Saturday, S1P. & ~ — ETNA (ia Ha'ttax). BiOS Ai payable February a al tho Central Naunal Ban rable Februar; the Cent in the clty of Now 7 All ne “| Saturday, Oct. 5,1 P.M, + C IN’ ND RICHMOND. yas payment bas been a ‘The money market was rendered quite active late | 1968. $162,535 | Joneph Brandige, M ends of the family are invited | Seder willobiige us oy bridging it back to our oie, ands | ‘RATES OF PASSAGE Beate Ot ty tucedaney Teuraday end Saturday, at 5 1369. 4m the day by the changing of loans incident to the to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, on | liberal reward win be given, By the Mail Steamer sailing ¢' Saturday, eTALLE & CO., 86 Leonard street, 5 payabl P.M. connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air “Lines + Eke el y Payable in gold. le in currency. ‘Seaboard Inland Line, P wrg and Wekion Railro freshening of margins on the stocks which under- | Decrease........+++-++++2+++- $31,852 SSAA Sr eae, oe erember 18, Mrs. First Cabin “935 | Ghompenke and Ono Ralrosd, snd Rienmond and Danriie went so sharp adecline. Gold mterest was freely The follovmg shows the results of to-day’s : ‘To London, «++ 105{ To London.. Railroad, Through passenger tickets and through bills of CATHARINE BOSWELL, aged 80 years. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Graham Institute, Wash- ington avenue, near DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Bostwick.—Suddenly, on Thursday, September 16, CAROLINE M., wife of Oliver N, Bostwick, and daughter of the late Bradiey Parker, M. D.,in the 83th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- [os SMALL BLACK AND TAN DOG, ANSWER- ing to the name of Grpney i had on when lost a bell at- hed toa red ribbon. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning her to 97 Clinton pi OST—WEDNESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN 6 AND 7, near Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street, small Black and Tan Dog, cara uncut, answers to the name of “Tom,” blue ribbon on neck, hoever returns the dog to 61 West Fif- teenth street will receive a liberal reward. lading at reduced rates to all points South and Sout ‘Apply at office, on pier 37 North river, or to : 'N. L.MCUREADY, President, 137 Greenwich street. — “EXCURSIONS, POR UOST Ae S' h al bi REIS (A ~SURDAY BOATS FOR, HARLEM, HIGH BEIDO aad Kari’s Park—SYLVAN ‘GROVE, SYLVA! STREAM and SLYVAN GLEN, Leave Harlem every hour from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.; leave Peck slip every hour fom 938 paid about half-past two o'clock, but less activity ‘was reported before the closing of the banks. The scarcity of small notesis greatly felt in the city, owing to the dissemination of the lower denominations throughout the Southern States. The speculators lay much siress upon the fact of this scarcity, which tg also attributable to the calling in for cancellation business at the United States § city :— General balance yesterday Goid recetpts.... Goid payments ., Gold, balance. Curreney receip' Currency payments. Treasury in this To Paris ss » 115] To Pai PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAN! First C: —— - $87,980,048 1,12% Passengers ‘aiso. torward o,, at reduced rater. Ticketa can be. bought here at moderate rates by persons steamer +e . to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, abd TRAYED-SEPTEMBER 16, FROM RYE, WESTCHES. } wishing to aond for their friends, A.M.tOGP. M,, landipg at Eighth street each way of notes Which have been dangerously counterfeited, | Currency balance eee fully invited to ee eet ke ford Ss {24 county, a Fed Steer, marked i on te. right ur, | "For further information apply at the Company's Ofice, 18 cents. i; F 3) + m m is ¥ ody knowing its whereabouts wi bers Tewardr be B, Agent on reries pati Trees Treasurer Spinner has written to the officers of one | Customs—luciuded in gold receipts ‘459,000 | this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. br ale ng Ps CULLEN, National ‘Drove ‘ards, 100tia 15 Broadway, New ork, “SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT FOR COLLEGE Certificates—incinded in gold payments cancelled and sent to Washingtoc...... + 1,610,000 SALES AT THE WEW YOIX STOCK EXCHANIE. Saturday, Sept. 18—10:15 A.M. $00 shs N Y Central RR. 197 500 d DSO 198 « Point, Whitestone, City Island and New Rochelle. Btedmer NEVERSINK icaves Peck silp every Sunday at 9 Ae Ri 130 Pe Ye of our prowinent banks that the banking depart- ment is hastening to replace the currency thus with- drawn, and a special despatch from Washington to- @ay says that Secretary Bontwell and Superin- tendent McCartee, of the Currency Burean, were in consultation some time to-day in relation to tssuing as soon as possible notes of small denominations. Arrangements have been made whereby, after the 1st of October, the de- partment can furnish $300,000 a day of one, two and ten doliar notes, and this amount will be Ancreased soon after to haif a million dollars daily. This, it is expected, will relieve the money market to @ considerable extent. The market for paper is stlil without relaxation, and prime notes are seldom done Jess than ten to twelve per cent discount. The mer- CAMPBELL.—On Wednesday, September 15, JouN P. CAMPBELL, of Texas. ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 154 Waveriey place, this (Sunday) afiernoon, at half-past two o’clock. Coox.—On Saturday, September 18, SaRau, Widow of Thomas Cook, in the 82d year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to atcend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 136 West Twenty-third street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. CONKLIN.—At New Rochelle, Westchester county, on Friday, September 17, after a lingering 1iness, HENRIETTA A. CONKLIN, Wife of Captain E. Conklin. Relatives and friehds are respecttully invited to attend tae funeral, ou Monday afternoon, at haif-past three o'clock, from ‘Lrinity church, New Rochelic, FisHER.—Suddenly, at Saratoga Springs, on Fri- day, September 17, HENRY FISUER, Assistant ‘Treasurer of the American Bible Society, in the 66th year of his age. __ REWARDS. HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S fron mail steamship "ALLEMANNTA, Captain W. Bardua, carrying the United States mails, will fail'on Tuesday, Sept, M1 18RS, at 2 P.M for taki ft Howls hand Cherba aking pastengers for Hamburg, Piymouth and Cherbour First ‘Elbin, #120; Second Cabin, $72; Steerage, #25, alain Payable in United States gold. The CIMBRIA to sais Sept. 28. KUNHARDOT & Co,, C. B. RICHARD & ROAS, General Agents, General Passanger Agents, 61 Broad street, N. Y. ‘No. 6 Barclay sirect, N.Y. M,, rain or shine. Returning leaves New Rochelle at M. landing at Hichth aud Thirty-seventh atr —FISHING RANKS EXCURSION.—THE STANCH «sea steamer WYOMING, Captain Holton, will continue iter trips to tho Fishing Banka evory Sunday, Tuesdays Wednesday and Thursday throughout September. leari Peck slip at 7:45, Curistopher street at 8:30 and pier No.4 9A. M. Bait, line, :ausic and refreshments on board. Fare, $1; ladies, file, A ctaRoRt URSIONS, ATTENTION.—ST, ROs . nan’s Well is now open for their accommodation. Ape Ply on the premises, Flushing. ATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD ee B cars leave every 40 minutes, Horse cars from Ham ton, Wall, South and Fulton ferries connect at Greenwood. ORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY» F aide.—Steamboat FORT LEE leaves Thirty-fourth fires 5) BEWARD.—LOST, GOLD EYEGLASSES, THURS. 2) day; Lexington avenue and Twenty fifth street; Please Jeave them with Dr. Angell 61 Lexington avenue, and receive reward. 10 REWARD.<STRAYED, FROM 18 WEST, THIR- tieth street, a gray Scotch Terrier Slut; is old. Any person returning the aulimal will receive the above reward, $15 REWARD. LOST OR STRAYED, FROM 18 WEST +) ‘Thiriieth ‘street, on Wednesday, September 15, a small dark gray and while Scotch Terrier Slut, Whoever will bring h Jdress will receive ward, $2 REWARD.—LOST, @40, 1 the QTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. ‘ Cunard Line, SIBERIA ‘Thursday, September 16 PALMYRA sails. hursday, September 28 in npasange, wel go (cerage, $30, currency. Passage ork at lowest rates. vo Ni A dithew the office of the company, 111 Broadway, Trinity Buildings. CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, 1,840, IN @5 BILLS, SEPTEM- ver 18, 1869. Yhe tinder will please leave #20 with bookkeeper of the Northern Hotel, Cortlandt street, $25 RAM, LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, ABOUT ing from Twelfth street, near Third ave- every Saturday, at 10.4 and 24 o'clock, Steamboat attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, from Christ church, corner of Clinton and Harrison streets, Brooklyn, without further notice. PaLion.—On Friday morning, September 17, Law- RENCE FALLON, in the 56th year of his age. His funeral will take place from his late residence, 61 North Sixth street, Williamsburg, this (Sunday) afternoon, at twoo’clock, Tue friends of the family ‘ c Ww SADE leaves Spriny et dally, Sundays fncluded, at 10, chants complain loudly of the inability to sell at old The ofticers and managers ofthe American Bible | nue, to Thirteenth ‘street, near Fifth avenue, part of w blue | QTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Ree eee sey thos the rodoa t Sacludet a enamelled Locket, set with small diamond id coral, Th ‘ Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. - Ps rates, but capitalists and lenders have their eyes Socioty and the friends of the family are invited to | trier will receive the above reward anid tacks of the owner sd WlasneereeseenWadneany, Rept, 39 | 8 ithe Doak x NEVADA. ERIN aes ay, Se Drafis, payabie in any part of Engiand, Ireland, Sco at current rates of exchange. Apply at THOMPSON sace oflice, 73 Broadway, corner 0! stor street. TOTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP NEVADA, Captain Green, will sail from pier 46 North river, for orwors and Liver 1 direct, on Wednesday, September , at by leaving it at the loan oflice of JOSEPH & HESTS, 913 Broadway, as it was a gift from a deceased friend. a 50 Ohio & Mi xed on the progress of affairs in the stock market, ise RR. ie Chie $ NWRR 0. ‘and still prefer the employment of their funds on call. Forejgn exchange continued weak and without tone, and was especially dull to-day after the ateamer. 1OR KEYPORT.-STEAMBOAT MATTAWAN LEAVE! ‘New York, foot Barclay street, af 3:30 P. M., and K. rt 7:30 A. M., till October 18, then leave New York at 8 Pe and Keyport at 8 A. M. zs BAe. Rats § MORNING ae FOR ees roint, old Ing ane jewbul opping at Yon! int ints Cone Tavorite steamboat RLEEPY" HOLLOW, 50) REWARD AND NO, QUESTIONS ASKED_FOR OU the return of one Bale containing marble statue, marked Root & Cady, Chicago, Iil.; stolen from dray 1,787, Tuesday afternoon,’ September 14, corner of Fulton and Front streets. MURPHY & BAILEY, 676 Water street, or to SHEPARD & FAILE, 82 Broad street, FrwaC 9d m C, Ch ind C ist m. de 81: 8: 8 2 Z ene E : % bi ‘at four o'clock P. M. precisety, Cabin passace, Nd; | eacl 2 are respectfully invited. , Wy to WILLIAMS & GUION, 39 | Captain J. Sherman, will make her last trip of this sesso The following were the bids for the city bank | Hi, lee iccrise he 1 Boston and Providence papers please copy. | ee ia aaa rhe cata a Sua Bihday, September Sol leering Fulton ferry, Jrookiyo Ne x H 4 Gal Ne! jay, September 17, alter a sho! ym] A GOLD IN‘ AS ieee press ae 0 Be 4 . dl , stocks to-d: ew York, 130; Manhattan, 140; | 20 Gallatin Nat Bk..... 18 - pave tineas, Jats LYNN. M $15 pendant winding anchor Watch, poet Baty plate TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, street, North river, 9 o’el a. Merchants’, 128; Union, 120; America, 143; Phoenix, 2B The friends and acquaintances are respectfully | sas, fiat back and cover, lirye size and thick. plain polished, | Ke,» From New York only 880, steerage. | a UNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG.—TH 100; North River, 90; Tradesmen’s, 150; Butchers aes invited to attend the funeral, this (sunday) after- | EGSWANE Gon Ib Bron strect and no questions asked” Barn Groen. «e+e. Wodnentay, Sort 2 | Sd. steamer THOMAS COLLYER will leave the pier foot noon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, First Warren street, on Sunday morning, September 19, at 7:30§ ‘and Drovers’, 135; National, 117; Seventh Ward, 112; 3m pier 48 North river. ev) een ey third aseage $80, Christopher strect at 7:40; Thirty-fourth street at 8 o'clock State of New York, 112; Commerce, 126; Ocean, 07; 1290 srenleyineayers Pereentnr ont ane eae S250 RAWAEOT Loss Om garcepar “Avene: Pamage trowakd to" New York, Paris, Hamburg, Rotter taniing at Zookors, Hastings, boobs" Ferry, Irvingion, : American Exchange, 117; Bank of the Republi Ne noon, about 8 o'clock, on Broadway, near Canal | dam, 4c. Draftson Ireland, England France and Germany ing, Haverstraw, Cozzens’, Weat Point, Colf Spring an ge, 117; public, ase Utica papers please copy. tireet, from struc! mall Case, marked L.B., 995, ad- | at lowest rates, Cornwall. Returning, will leave Newburg at 1:3, arriving 119; Bank of North America, 109; Irving, 112; Me- ‘Mil & St Paul pf. HaRvEY.—On Saturday morning, September 18, | dressed to Lowitz & Becker, 449 Broadway. The above re- Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 39 Broadway. in New York at 6 o'clock, lo... bet call 88 FLW SORIRR.gtd 83g O.eeseveveree® 88 do......beteall 88 ton & Ter H pref.. 87 Chicago & Alton RE 148% 0. 149) do. 1060 149 160 to ELizabeTs, daughter of John and Jane Harvey, | ward will be paid for lis recovery to the above address, aged 2 years and 6 months, "The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to atcend the funeral, from the re- sidence of her parents, 242 First avenue, this (Sun- day) affernoon, at two o'clock, HICKMAN.—On Friday, September 17, ANNA CORA, ] tropolitan, 140; Market, 124; Nassau, 106; Shoe and Leather, 132; Corn Exchange, 102; Importers and ‘Traders’, 140; Centrai National, 110%; Ninth Na- tonal, 114; Oriental, 150; Gold Exchange, 140; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 105. Whitestone, Sand’s Point, Glenwood and Steamer ARROWSMITH will léave Peck slip, ples No. East river, Sunday, September 19, at 9A. M., stopping ‘Thirty-seventh street each way. fayeed BOAT FOR KEYPO! ASIONAL, .LINB. GUNPAY, BOAT FOR GLEN COVE, LANDING At STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, ion From pier 47 North river. ERIN, Webster. Saturday, Sept. at 3:30 P. M. PENNSYLVANIA, Hall, ‘Saturday, Oct. 2, at) P.M. Passage to Liverpool or Queenstown—Cabin, Re0 and $100; LIBERAL REWARD—NO QUESTIONS ASKED— For return of piece of dark green double width Cass.- mere, stolen from store of MACK, HYMAN & CO., 440 Broadway. ETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 22 BROADWAY (LATE —THE STEAMBOA® as & S82 .S8seeEuS3ee the short interest which put the market back to its present figures from the decline to 15144. An increase of that interest will only add to the strength of the “pull” side. The latter were very hopeful to-day of success, through an intimation given them that Secretary Boutwell will take no part for or against the speculation in gold. The disbursements of coin ‘interest to-day amounted to ,i4l, The range of teernge, #80, currency. , youngest daughter of George W. and Amanda M. @3)-WARRIN, WHIPPLE, TURNER & CO. eter to | ¥ Ave © GENERAL SEDGWICK will leave foot of Barclay street SG GOI SaerESe Wee oy tee leg ceemanee On Ps Hickman, aged 1 year and 11 months, Tes eae aE to RRL CMOS CONIC | OE ee ans eee er) OP ai he Ra makina she eal na the price was from 1361; a196%. The “bulls” are do. ‘The fuueral will take place this (Sunday) after- [pie Mo experience. Caution.—We have no branches Apply at the company’s One e OPT \HE STEAMER THOMAS E. HULSE WILL LEA\ stl entrenched st these Sgures and resist every Bee, ae | ee ease seb a Se aor a F.W. J. HURST, Manager. | THN foot of Christopher street. daily Sundays included Y nts, 244 Divisio § a, ¢ Lee and Pl Valley, lan flort to dislodge them. They are patiently watting 609 8 3a oi | Cnicago papers please copy. FURNITURE, O*EE, DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, LURE EE eS emer wr’ an opportznity for a sortie and anotner sharp ad- a ae KEPELE.. Friday evening, September 17, Man- a ae ae CERES IEE EEE RIE | Pa a Company's Mail Steamshtps = = f n PPLE, in the 24th year of her age, TOC! TRE. | between New York and Havre, calling at Brest. ‘ONKERS FERRY.8TEAMBOAT FLORENCE, CAl tenstie plan of etting the market alone. It Was BiB, Buetatsatie B | ome Meert le pidiecnet a roncene | A, Merinne, mae resigns nage mae | Hema cman enkinearac cameo | Y cbmineny ren ark tare p ig rket alone. 19 10, C&T CRR....-. 80 | No, 654 Water street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two | Camber, Libtary and Dining Furniture; very cheap forcash, | VILLE, DEPART ont. Bacar Get. 8: | Rae S Ora ee eter eet Tee o'clock. The friends or the family are respectfully ight Teceived dally. invited to attend. Leary.—Suddenly, on Thursday evening, Sep- tember 16, J. JosgrH, son of James D. and Mary Leary, aged 6 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 143 Lorimer street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. MaGuiRe.—On Friday, September 17,SARAH ELLEN, beloved infant daughter of Thomas and Bridget 12 M. and 2:15 o’Clock P. 000 US B-s 67. it’ So cs Ete: & 66 Bleecker street, near Broadway. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. N INTEREST IN ONE OF THE BEST MANUPAGS ‘turing Houses will be sold to a reliable y ‘Advantageous terms. Article in staple, secured by end is in universal demand. VANDYKE & CO., 176 Broadway. N EXTRAORDINARY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. AN men ing $1,500 will be guaranteed $40 weekly int ATM EAST TWENTY.PIFTH STREET—FURNITURE, ia fine order, for a medium sized house; is offered low; owner giving up’ housekeeping, Private parties only need pply. A RICH ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, IN FRENCH satin brocatel, cost $400, for #180; one do. cost $300, for 9160; three Sulte in green reps for B25; eight Bedroom Butts, 1m’ $5 to $200, aud complete Farniture of a tour story house rad to suit, Call this day, 113 West Twenty-sev- se 8S = his ce iy os To Brest or Havre—First bio, ia: Second G in, B75. To Paria (including railway tioket)—$145 ana 878. ‘These steamers do not carry ateerage passengers. American travellers going to or returning from the Con- tinent of Europe, by taking the steamers of this line, avold both transit by English railways and the discomforts of crossing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and ex- pense. GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway. the market was as follows:— 37 enth a - nicely furnished rooms rent free. Particulars at 11 er aire, aged 1 year and 6 days. — lace, Eighth strect. 10 A. M. 186% a ‘The rémuins will be taken to Calvery Cemetery, | A FINE ROMAN SUIT, RICTLY TRINMED, AT @216; | — _COASTWISE STRAMSIIIPS, | Pisee: Eighth strost._ cam n AM. 136% 61% this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 37 Main other Parlor Suits from $100 Can] holstery 'work done ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S PARTNER WITH $6,000 WANTED—TO EXTEND 11:37 A. M + 130% jn NcNALore-On Friday, Septoraber 11, Rosana | properly and-moderateiy, at SCHINDLER'S, 900 Mercer P THROUGH LINE TO well established aud good paying manufacturing bi 1M 138% 136% oN MOoNALL ¥, Wile of John McNally. street. Established 1849. CALIFORNIA AND CHINA. poet, Roce cea ear Let tauranien eloedswiie a | AP. Mo 138% IEH86i%"a 130% ood Friends’ are respectfully invited to attend the | —aarnrs FURNITURE AND BEDDING HOUSE. | TG} ates, New York to San Francisco: = woerP ng ploase addrase Ck: My box 1,760 Post oftce, ‘The following is tne report of the Goid Exchange 60 funeral, from her late residence, 196 avenue C. | CAittpers’suppliod with ibe above on easy terme. Pay- B18) to 8200. pie ENDID Bank for to-day: — p corner ‘Twelfth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at Menta weekly or monthly. KELLEY & CO.. corner Twenty. | according to location of berth. ff A APLREDID CHANCE TOR A. bh Met ri atreet an ‘any inekeniiae fe, Business and Fura! rf Gross clearings... «$99,319,000 tas n Saturday, September 18, Mary ANN, | store. eee ae ae ne Oi Reechenedlinind ena tants fer) Fooime ic brainer fom 4012 960 par day. inquire of Be 96 head Goid balances s+ 8,074,459 Currency baiances. Paty CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. BONS, 109 Bleeck 800 do 1200 Reading RR.. f Jonathan Nixon, in the 20th year of her age. wie relatives and friends of the family are Steamers of the above line leave pier No. 42 North rivér, + 4,238,275 |ARPETS, FURNITURE AND OILCLOTHS TO SUIT N'YGen RE. Ah NES, 800 purchasers at O'FARRELL & EE! YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSIT Theexports of specie during the week were as ino <0 10 pits, Fe Wa'Chi gid 85 | folly invited to attend the funeral, from her lave Dighth aves earner Fwentieth street, “Weekly or monthiy, | 1°" OMMh A Tee AD Tet EACH MONTH, follows:— 4 _— R..... Bis | dence, No, 258 West Twenty-ninth street, on Monday | payments take i Asoo required ty take charge of our Hoxton and Fh branches. A* ELDERLY MAN HAVING SOME KNOWLI of medicine, who can give security to the amount except when those days fall on Sunday, then the day previous, handred baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendan ioe free. OCTOBER 1—ARIZONA, Captain Murray, connecting with COLORADO, Captain Fart Steamship CHINA will leave Ban Francisco October 4 for China and Japan. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.—Freight for steamer ARIZONA received until 4 P, M. on Thursday, September 30, “All freight ‘weighing less than 20 pounds to ‘the oubic foot will be for. warded ns fant at slow rates. All usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland charges, Xe, or freight or passage tickets and all further information apply. at the Company's ticket oflice on the whirl, foot of al atreet. F, R. BABY, Agent, "t, DOMINGO LINE. afternoon, at two o'clock. O’Connor.—On Saturday, September 18, JERE- MIAH O'CONNOR, Relatives and friends are ctfally invited to attend the funeral, at No. 85 Greenwich, on Mon- aay afternoon, at two o'clock. PEAKB.—Suddenly, at Three Rivers, Canada, on Wednesday, September 8, Mrs. AGNES ABBOTT Peake, daughter of tne late Dr. Hugh Oaldwell, aged 47 years. PatTouIN.—On Friday, September 17, Epwarp PATCHIN, in the 41st year of his age. The remains will be taken to Troy, N. Y., for burial. Funeral services at Mount Ida Cemetery, tember 14—Steamer Holsatia, London— exican dollars.........-+ sees . September 16—Steamer Alaska, Aspinwall— American gold. ° American silver...... September 16—Steamer Rhein, Bremen— lexican dollars 94,226 CUARKE'S FURNITURE, CARPET AND | BEDDING Warehouse, 747 Broadwar, up stairs, extending through fercer street.An entire house or aingie room furnished to order at short notice and upon liberal terms of payment, URNITURE. 5 ‘The best assortment in this city. Ourown manufac- arranted, ture. W: WARREN, WARD & CO., Spring street, corner of Crosby. jo. 8 University place, N ACTIVE YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WITH A © tal of $10,000 wanted as @ partner in a manufacturis business; the best of references will be demanded and giv: Addrem A. C. D., Herald office, F% SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOO! ‘Will of a first clase Blilinors, at a great bargain if plied for soon, the proprjetor wishing to leave the countrys Address MILLINERY, Herald oflice. DESIRE AN ASSOCIATE OF EDUCATION AWN! aI finement in an established and lucrative business, a pen REON, STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Hudson River, Ene. Read| OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF an Anction and Furniture Stora; the lease has three from next May, and will be sold, with the stock sa 18, ritish gi September 18—Steamer St. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. ata bargain ; how doing a good ‘busine td “mv " iver bars. .. eee Troy, N. Y., on Monday $5 comonnedes of olag # oes Apoly at o.da0 tendon | |: tebe Tegular steam packet Ratee tamer srci iy ee ee Total. Yesterday was another quiet day in the real estato San Francisco (Cal.) papers please copy. a apnea —— TYBER, Captain B. A, Delanos, — Seah’ g tn thi ‘ PARKHOUSE.—On Saturday, September 18, } EITH'S IMPROVED SOFA AND BED COMBINED.- | Will leave pier No. 4 North river on Saturday, September 25, OTICE.—ANY GENTLMAN HAVING ABOUT $2,000 Governments continued quiet and dull but strong. Baa atch s vicinity, and no public sales were | OyaniRs WILLIAM, only son of William and Eliza. ro any a perfect sofa and a spring bed 1p one A ar bernie ha tga oa maar ear NO Captiar and rendiy to commence business immediately, 1d. dee i 001 , between s : vith 0 1 rdinary opportun The following were the closing street prices:— held. uch encouragement is felt at the result of eect 7 Teany, ig: Le ‘aah Lacrelion Li jatwee! For freight or passage apr can meet w i of the mont ex ary Opp’ ad for making money ever offered by inquiring at 48 Broi atreet, room 26. : (\LD ESTARLISITED AND NICELY FITTED UP LUN! the sales held during the past week, and the an- to FFORD, TILESTON & CO,, nouncements for this and succeeding weeks Indicate iI United States currency sixes, 109% a 109%; do. 29 Broadway. Sixes, 1881, registered, 120% a 121; do, do., coupon, JOFA BEDS, NEW STYLES, WITH SPRING AND HAIR $D. Mattresses separate from the sofa; cheapest and beat in ; " Copestone Lodge, No. 641, F. and A. Me are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday after- NITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP ‘ompal 121’ 0 121%; do, fve-twenties, registered, May and | ® Considerable pressure to sell at what 1s regarded | noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his | the country. W. 8. HU i xe ‘and Sample Room, Fixtures and Lease for sale, opposit th ‘yan. ont yorabie fe reata, No, 85634 Madison atreet. 18 Astor place. near Broadway. . Ad Exch + 80 cash. November, 1203; @ 120%; do. do., coupon, 1862, do., } 9# ® favorable opportunity In this connection the | Pal 26 " rs dani iy ‘Tho elegant fide eee Waar Fah ta hg tab Gold Exchanges CLE & DAVY, 169 Broadway, room 18, PATrERSON.—Suddealy, on Thursday evening, September 16, ALEXANDER PATTERSON, aged 50 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) af- ternoon, atone o'clock, from 318 East Thirty-ffth street. PoweRs.—In Philadelphia, on Sunday, September 12, Mrs. JAMES Powers, widow of James Powers, of this city, In the 72d year of her age. Her remains were interred in Cathedral Cemetery, West Philadelphia, .—On Friday, September 17, ELIzaern, as F. Pruden, aged 63 years, ‘ . oy oe Pring) ifn) family C34 eyes A MME, V. atiend the funeral, from her late residence, AA. wite, cures at one interview; ele, 01 ewich avenue, thts (Sunday) afternoon, at two } ing. ac. 42 St. Mark's piace. begern big waste ative of county ADAME LA BLANCH, THE G a following observations from the Virginia Real Estate Advertiser, although open to the suapicion of being written in the interest of Virginia lands, are not without value here. From various canses, not necessary to state, the price of real estate in tne North advanced steadily and rapidly auring and imm ely succeeding the late war. The same causes which produced this advance, together with other and local ones, in the Southern States, produced a corresponding decline In price. But it was not to be expected that this anomalous condition of things could continue. The shrewd and calculating capitaiiat of the North could not fail to see that whenever the rich and attractive lands of the South were brought in fair and open compett- tion with their owg Dieak and uninviting lands that the prices of the tWo would approximate. The one 121% @ 122; do. do., coupon, 1864, lo,, 120), a 120%; do. do., coupon, 1865, 120% a 121; do. do., registered, January and July, 119 @ 119; do. do., coupon, 1865, do., 119%¢ a 119%; do. 40.,coupon, 1867, do., 1194 a 119; do. do., coupon, 1568, do., 11944 a 119%; Go.ten-forties, registered, 1093, @ 110; ao, do., con- pon, 109% a 110, Southern securities were again strong for the Ten- messees, the report being circulated that the interest would be pald, the improvement being more noticea- ble in the new bonds, The old Nortn Carolinas were ‘weak, and the special tax bonds steady and strong. ‘The following were the closing prices this evenin Tennessees, eX coupou, 61 a 61)4; do. new, 55a CLOTHING. ta and Rio Janeiro, on ‘Thirada TTENTION.—THE OLD BTAND, M. ABRAHAMS, 274 Seventh svenue, will pay the highest cash prices for cast-off Clothing; also Carpets, &c., by calling oF addressing. Ladi ttended to by Mra. Abrahatna. of 2 at o'clock P. M., from bier 48 North rive: ‘or freight or passage app! coated PAM. R. GARRISON, Agent, No, 6 Bowling Green, New York. ARTNER WANTED~EITHER SPECIAL OR ACTIVE with $15,000, to extend a manufacturing business, red’ icttets patent, well introduced In New YorR, paying 20 per cent on cost. Address X. Y. Z.. Herald oillice, 0 CAPITALISTS.—A CORPORATION, IN FIRST RATER condition, owning a patent of genuine value, and havi \ diarse amountot orders on hand, desire $8,000 to $10, ditional capital. The affaire of the company will bear ‘est investigation, and the value o the pai t ‘be demonatrated. Principals will be Nberally dealt with. A¢ dress, with real name, which will be considered confident CORPORATION, box 1i6 Herald office, HE ENDLESS MATCH, INVENTORS OR MANUFAGe turers of the fndless Match wiil please address KE. D. Dig Herald office. jay 10 DRESSMAKERS.—RARE CHANCE TO A DRESSs maker to be connected with the millinery; best busines [NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA. J ‘The Atlantic Mail Steamahip Company, sailing regularly every Thuraday, at 3 o'clock P.M. pre- einey, from pler No. 4 North river — MISSOURE, Captain G. W. Palmer, September 23. MORRO CASTLE, Captain R. Adams, September 80, EAGLE, Capinin M. Re Greene (via Nasaau), October 7. ‘or freight or passage apply to marae: oe WHRELER, AT i ROSENTHAL'S, SL THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Tenth street (formerly 853 Bowery)— Ladi 'd gentle- nen can obtain the highert value for Cast-of Clothing, Fur- Biturey Carpets, &c., by calling or adireasipg, ‘Ladies at- tended by Mrs, Rosenthal, -_ ASTROLOGY. i BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- ‘Ir. President, 6 Bowling Green. J NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Salling regularly every Thuraday, at3 o'clock P, M. precise Ea Worrivers eat T UNRIVALLED 4 Pert Westmeath, parish of Sonow, Irelan: SA yeara. Husiness and Medical’ Ciairvoyant, M5 West Twenty- | wore CAST Cat By Adame tember 3 | 10cation in the city. Apply on the premixes. 6534; Virginias, ex coupon, 52a 53; do., new, 57 a 59; | must decline and the other must advan FetkaeA The funeral wil take piace from the Curch of the | "xt treet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. | Matta, Capt an Bice September 0 banr abraded ttt b Mbarara Georgia sixes, 80 a 84; do. sevens, 90 @ 91; North Carolinas, ex coupon, 52 a 52%; do, mew, 47\ a 47343 40., special tax, 60951; Misssourt sixes, 86a 87; Louisiana sixes, 70 a 71; do., levee sixes, 65 a 66; do., do., eights, 84a 85; Alabama eights, 93 a 94; do, fives, 63 a 67; South Carolina, sixes, 70 a 72; do., Transfiguration, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two | 5 = - o'clock, and frem thence to Calvary Cemetery. Her RS, SEYMOUR, MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, | DIs- Sends’ and. those of ber trotion, Dermuned Hoomey, Movers ion end stolen property and Snde absent friends, are Lae a? invited to attend. Srirz.—On Friday night, September 17, Lazar Srirz, aged 70 years and 2 months. ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, 172 (new No.) Seventh avenue, this EAGLE, Capt. jreen, vin October 7 jason iF For freight OF Pastas BT WHEELER, Jn. President, No. § Bowling Green. the wirements of our rapidly incrent ug trades A is New York Post office. ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE BUSH esa man qualided to manage a retail dry goods house the right man, wih some capital, will be al weds payii interest, Address A. C. A., Box 182 Herald office. men, owners of landa, from every State and almost every nelghbornood in the North, is that they cannot now sell their lands except at a decline—siight it may be in many cusea, Dut still a decline. The cause is generally attri- buted to the scarcity of money. The true cause is this—there is more land In market than there is @ demand for. A man who waate to invest hls money (PEXAS LINE of Galveston Steamers. Waaling every Satneday. at 2 FM. tonching st Key Wea The Af steamer KUTERPE, Capiain Gates, is now re: Ing freight at pler 31 East river, and will sali on Saturday, HR STEAMERS OF THE ALBA. (Sunday) mora fter Sunday, Beptember 19, inet., will 3 friends and relatives are new, 67 a 68; City of M his sixes, 43 449; Mobile | in Janda will very naturally hesitate before ouying ing, at nine o'clock. \g at foot of Thirty-fourth street, leavin, i! = ~ wuvisie, tnd Obio sterling, 65 067; Mississippi Central Raiiroad, | at from $100 to $200 per acre when he knows he | Tespectfully invited to attend. pala Geko of Tevet. Houston ofthe interior wil be forwarded by | ]()() EAGT FAGSIMILES OF ANY DOCUMENT, #33 ’ | Can, by going a llitle further on, buy equally good | , SXSLLY.—On Saturday morning, September 18, | Spring treet si T. U. cents, Mosare. T. H, McMahan & Co,, free of whartage, 5 1,00 lotter size. Circular, Price Srst mortgage, 72 4 7%. if not superior land for from ten’ dollars to twenty JOUN SKELLY, & native of county Westmeath, Ire- ‘OR BOSTON ice or commissions for receiving or forwarding. Py oss jie a eek ete ee and It is dificult to characterize the stock market other | qoilars per acre. During the last (ow woeka we have | /an in the Oot) year oF his age, m F VIA haranteed aa iow aa by any other ruute, No jographic Katablt L lat at than record the simple fact of Its visible Nuctuations, | had men in our omMce from almost every State from re en from his late residence, FALL RIVER, TOUCHING AT NEWPORT, oe 1, MALLOR' 8 Visualles tan, $800 Wit Re INVESTED IN A PAYING BUSI POU ‘ness. Zz ‘M. 8. B., box 5,141 Post office. ce $1,000, Qc SHEA cnarate Peta Maine Wo Wisconain. With one consent we get tbe same report from all, There 1s @ moral to be drawn from this, which the {ntelligent and practical land owner and capitalist of the Nortu will not be to observe and act upon. 304 Firat street, Williamaburg, to the Church of St. The world renowned steamers Vincent de Paul, North Sixth street, on Monday BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE, morning, at ten o'clock, where a solemn requiem | Commander Brayton, mags Will be offered forthe repose of his s0Ul; | trom pier Now Noni ver thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment at two , prt ‘That tt has undergone a thorough change Is the in- ference to be derived from the appearance It as- sumed at the close of the day in contradistinction to ¥ Simm OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. mi MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, the first clase steamships SMisBisaie rt ma ndes ays) DAILY foot of Chambers atreet, ow ¥ Lu an intereet; "Captain Weiliam P, Hen Bation oF it tone at the opening of business, The whole course | “ry ghout tie various parts of the Union outside | hong ara requentedto attend, on en | Bc, HALLS goldadn trae wag and reed tance, | SHTERWABE oY "Gooey NE |S oeig Se ati eg OF tue Roerepolivet except in ath, California papers please copy CRANE FROMERADE GONORRT EVIGY GENERAL MEADE, oe Ptala A.W Bampeo! a AAAS SM SON RCCL magie-like power, and rumor hints that the cliques, | ster’, iy'th real eaters coer ations ‘after | ihe commer SonAwrON.—At Highgate Sort Vt., om Friday. | qhis inthe only line FE pe UNITED TAFE. Catal dL Norton 00.-kaier?, Ae Sire howe ‘whose quarrels ied to the decline, are now treating | resi, and tue country papers supply but few notices es ha rh (- infant dat on er SUNDAY Hiour post, memaniy — tpg 0 S wee 9 for @ restoration of their friendly relations. It seems | of real estate transactions. end 27 day aged uv FREIGHT recoived up to P. M. ORESCENT Sty, jassau street, room 10, A a aay shat the Lake Shore party sent out s sg of truce to ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend thi JAMES FISK, 3r., President, il, be, despatched on Baturday, September 26, at 3 ofclook WANTED.—A PRACTIOAL PARTY P tho Vanderbilt party this afternoon, proposing @| 7.9 vain of _ ponsergA io ry, | funeral services, at the testdence of her grand- MR, SIMONE, Managt soto, aad Pe trom pier 12 North river. z $3.000 rea with the apore amount, to purchase parley, The subsequent direction of tatugs indi} 4, e antne coubhey htei tone’ iol | aaa se cuaay everhocs, at Mil roar 4 Te WANGAM, SF a = Sreatedrdenzs aa cmtpeleatta ow Coat. Sethe, “Advent 3°. De bor ar (608 Pont atlas, a, tots and city 01 ‘our o'clock. ¥ 1p Company, 5 B Dy 5 cates that not only was this agreed to, but the Lake property, for 1849 ts $8,084,081. STUYVESANT.—At Bast Hampton, L. L.,on Wednes- | ik of Narragncen conse Be ysl eee are Ford a Rent d 2 ™ —— Shore party further promised to abandon their , September 15, of erysipelas, Pen GenaKD, TRAMER MARY POWELL WILL OOMMENCE RUN. ‘apply to $10.00 Reerebestaend hole Sawn, td Jonn Frear has sold his place at Highland, Ulster | gideat aon of the late Peter Stuyvesant, Bt ‘West Pr FREDERIC BAKER, t ite a aath Newt attagear in to the more prudent |. unty, N, ¥., for $2,600, to Mr. Harvey Ostrander, | _ ‘The relatives and friends are Tespectfally Invited Newburg Rew’ vemburg, Mion’ Doughkeepels No. 40 Broadway. ee ee counsel 01 es, Hence a meeting of the | and nas bought ® farm @ littie south of Centre- | to attend the funeral, from St. Mark's oburch, on tyigar its pier, foot ‘Siren, every SAX NNN —WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN OP New York antral directors is announced to take | Wile. iin nas nought ot Mr. Simpson ary | momsay,niverncan at nait-past three o.clook, witn- | Sftérnoon athe, 0” | NEW ORLEANS DIRECT ine, 0.000.-apirenee Pte drosh ta Tecnanve come place at Albany om Wednesday next, when consoll- ifred . Simpson Atty | oul Lice. ROY LINE FOR LB ANT, AND, D fis ELE- | | The steamship VICTOR, Gates, will leave pier 21 East river I bustneas of good standin secanty feet on Smith street, Peekskill, N. Y., running ‘THOMPSON.—On Saturday morning, tember 18, steamers VAND, ILT and CONNECTICUT leat Saturde Invented, f fe of Gation with Hudson River directly ana with Lake | through to William street, 006 feet, for which he pala | et ten o'clock, PATRICK THOMPLON, w ears. cy ti ng (Rature | relent’ for ren Me he bok ohhee, aidan” Shore remotely wil) be the theme of diecussion, So too a a8 ‘and acquaintances’ pre i of of eat eo bee ti 5 ar ah ee Mobile and Galveston taken at havin secommodations, bs OF passage, ig superior ener a $800. ir Arid river nes “a @ friends . M Mr. William Mante, of the firm of Horton & Mavi Invited to attend the fun from his late jence, e616. Fare 76 lose than has bought 140 fect oo Bmnieh 4nd William streets, in | No. 826 Hicks street, nvar Watren, on Monday aiter- iigoints North Went, Se ies tas eset Ey ee says the street this evening. Erie felt the news by going off to 38%, just after it had advanced to 40, ho aay oo BOW Yor} Couteal was electrical, we “yainvenab ‘VsiTu.—-A$ Youkers, 60 Saturdey morning, Bep- | I'gour sen BrygerE, mercial part of the busi of the business teed, Address box 5,404 Post