The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 11, 1866, Page 2

thr ror “THE NEW YORK SUN. o~, mnee - — —= TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT, 11, 1866, The Albany Convention. Tne Conservative Convention which assembles fo-lay In Albany, hae s reepoasitie and importent duty to perform, The politics! parties in this Fiate are so nearly equal in point of numerical strength, thate elicht advantage on either mde would be likely to decide the contest, An injudi- ious nomination for Governor, an an*ailatie plat- form, or inhermonious proeeedicgs generally in the Albeoy Convention, would be very likely to Snsuree Radical suecess in New York, and, ase eoneequence, to give that party the airantage of the moral effect of victory in the leading Btate of the Union. The election which oecurred yesterday in Maine, and also that of last week in Vermont, admonish the Conservatives that they bave no @asy task to accomplish in their present ef- fort to oust the Radicela from politi eal power, Party ties are very strong, and even Republicans who are conservatively lo- clined are loath to abandon the party with which Ahey have hitherto acted, even when they feel, ase large proportion of them must, that its ex reme tmeasures are hurtful to the interesia of the coun fry. And itis from thisclass that the Conserva- tives mast draw the balance of power if they gut $t ot all, The Albany Convention may, in our judgment, perform ite work in such ® way asto gecuire a victory for the Convervatives in thie State et the coming election, but at best they will bave Mo votes to spare, and without am unexcepional le @icket and platform they cou'd not reasonably ex- poet success. The proceedings of the Convention, fherefore, will be regarded with much interest, not only tn this State, but throughout the country. The Growth of Prussia. Toe sudden advancement of Prussia to the efondition of a controlling power in Europe, has Smposed upon it the severest tent to which # nation ean be subjected. Ih bas boon truthfuly sail thet comparatively few mon can withstand sudden prosperity, and the apothegm is quite as applicable fo nations as to individuals, The first Narotgom gnight have founded a powerful and permanent Empire, embracing allof Western Europe; but his guceess in oxtending the French Empire in the @arly partof his reign infatuated bim With the desire to bring all Europe under his sceptre, and bet infatuation lure! him to destruction, He failed to pass safely through the ordeal of pros- perity and aggrandizement. Prussia is now entering the same ordeal in which France was fested o little more than baif a century ago. The whole world bas mingled praise with wonder at Bhe remarkable military achievements of Prussa awithin the last few months, and the bold dplomwa- fic policy of that Government now atiracts no less attention, Prussia has not only forcel Austria fo give up all claim to @ voice in the affaire of the German Confederation, but it has Miaily refused to permit the exteneion of the French frontier to the Rhine, and has compelled Napoleon to back down squarely from his favor- (ite project of annexation. A considerable portion of the minor German Sia'es has alrealy been in- corporated with the Prusmay Kingdoro, aod the Ailantic Calle dispatches published iu yestorday's Boum announced that the Piussian Chamber of Deputies had passete bill for the annexation of Hanover, Hesse, Nassau, and the free city of Frankfort. Count Uismark had aleo prepsreds ‘Bill for the annexation of Behleswig and Holstein. Whe boldness and rapidity with which Prussia is @xtending ite boundaries, excites much comment fn Europe, and is severely criticized by some of Bhe leading journals. Time alone can te!l what She result will be, Possibly Prussia is dostined to Become to Europe what France was in the time of Napoleon, but it is cow playing a dan- ame, and nothing butthe most consum- mate mauagement can carry it safely tarough, Itincrant Speech-Making, @un Commuitice appointed by the late Conven- Mion of Boutherners, to go on o speech-making Bour In the wake of the President, have elready started upon their mission. Judging from the sbaracter of the men, and from the tenor of their Attorances at Philadelphia, wo may expect from them o series of speeches that will be more re- moarkable for empliesis than for elegance, They q@ill, doubtless, be received with marke! attention oy the Radicals along tho line of thelr route, for she latter will be anxious to outdo the ovations that have been paiito the President during his present perigrinations, It is not likely, however, shat they will render any substantial benefit to sheir party. A majority of the people, of all par- sies, are practical, eoramon sense men, and while dbey ere eager to get ali the information obtainable Mrespectto the great national questions now pending, they have no liking for abusive tirades, such as characterized the leaders in the Houth- erners’ Convoution, Is may be paid shat thie remark applies with equal force to the euring speeches of the President, Is does so apply every speech which be bas made assailing Con- greas wud Radical le: Personally, His Bt, wouis epecch, Which 18 the longest aud perhaps ihe mont bitter that he has dejiverod since leaving Washington will do more injury tham good to bis cause, and it would be better if he had not uitered @, He has already done ouough talking for one sampaign, and we hope he will not exiend his our to New Orleans and other cities, as some of als friends have urged him todo, The Prosident honest, amd ie digpowad to exnibit in his lan. eUego just what he really f bus while the erovucahon to “pitch in’ fe very great, it would 2¢ far more judicious for him to restrain bis {eel- ge. [nerant political speech-making is not dery highly appreciated by thoughtul people, and # oughs to be discountensuced, Fenian Movements, fus Troy Fenian Cou.gress, which conc\uded its feesion on Saturday, occupied most of its time in he investigation of Gen, Rwanngy's military stow- adabip, The proveedioge of the Congress were act furnished for publication, but itis reported that they wero by no meaus harmonious. Gen, dwaunsy was censured for the manner in which se bas conducted the military affairs of the organ- gation, particularly with regard to the Canadian Bvusion fiazle, which the Congress attributed partly to the incapability of some of Gen, Bwre- say's eubordinate officers. The rebuke thus #liuinistered to Gen, Swanyuy led that offi. cer to resign his position, aud the office of Generalissimo of the Irish Republic ls now qacant. G ‘al Logan, of Illinois, is spoken of for the successiog, but Logan is now @ candidate Pr Congress, aud be is nod lubely to acgeut the van proffer at present. President Ronzzte wae elected for another term, in opposition to bis Wishes, but he sul sequently expressed bis wiiling- ness io serve, Lhe Congress, so far as a); ears to the pub.ie, did nothing in the way of preparation for the liberation of Ireland. It is understood, however, that another raid upon Canada 10 con- ternplate!, but whether it will occur this year, or the next, remains to be seen, Meeting of the New Jersey Legislature. The New Jersey Legislature convened yesterday in special session for the purpose of ratifying the reconstruction amendment to the Conatituiicn of the United Bistes, and aleo of electing » United States Benator to fll the vacancy occamoned by the ejection of Benator Brocktow. Govermor Wann's age was sontin iiomediately alter the organ!- zation had been effected, Iti @ comparatively brief document, merely stating the objects for which the Legislature was convened, an expressing the hope that the proper action will be taken, Senator Soovint, the captious individ- ual who secured @ little transient notoriety last Winter by using bis ‘balance of power" to pre- vent the Brockton vacancy from being fille!, iw now ) ledged to act with his party and to vote for the choice of the Radical majority, whoever ho may be. The Radicals, therefore, will have no difficulty either in adopting the amendment cr in electing « Bonator, and the session will probably be very brief. ee, Radical Re-organization. ‘Tae re-organization of the Republican party in this city, ou the Radical basis, begins today. In the late Convention at Syracuse a resolution was adopted, directing the members of the Siate Cev- tral Committee for this city to meet and appoint inspectors to * reconstruct’ the party, and to ad- mit into its fold only the faithful who endorse Congress, oppose the President, and sre sound upon the Radical creed gen- erally, Mr. Raywonp and bis brother Republi- cans of Conservative complexion will of course be cast adrift fromm their old moorings by this ar- raugement. The programme for the reorganizs- tion 18 very complete, providing for the organiza- tion of an association In every Assemnlly District, By the proposed canvases the Radicals will be able to detertaine just how strong they are in the city, and how much they have lost by the Conserva- tive detection. Financial News, Marketa, &c. New York, Monday, Sept. 10, 6 /', M.—The after Boon quotations of the general Stock market, com- pared with those of Saturday afternoon, show a deciioe in prices of from ‘sto l per cent. A few forte wero, by the same comparison, fractionally higher, Govornments were @ little lower, Gold clowed at 140%. Money coatinues easy, the two ex- tromen being Sab percent,, with most of the buai- nese at 4 percent. Prime discounts were current et GaGpercent. ‘Iho bank elatement is not so favor- able ss was veoeraly expected, The loans have in- creased $5,642,001, The epecia ®1,074,310, and the circulation $695 454, The leval-enders have de- $2,4°5.544. ‘The depose are only fi 284.201 On ‘Change to-day Flour w 5 Wheat was very scarce, and ie. a Se, Coro was wilbout deciced chenge, Oats wore in better reqn Whiskey was quiet. Pork was quiet aud sie dy, eof was steady, and Lard was dull, ATOCK SA LBS -FIRST NOAPD, 85000 17.8. 68, °67, ep.140 100 Weat Union Tel. r&\ 1 vit 0.0... G5 gab a iw Mariposa. It dw a v 20 Bpruc iM 00 boston Wat... 324 bw do,..... 32 ya32', 80 Union Trust Co. 106 66 N.Y, Cen. RK... Lusay v0 do... 108 Malu 20000 J Erie K 600 Su 40 Had, 8000 N.Y, 6r, So Reading ‘ » 6000 N.Y, 4600 do, Ub 'eallos 10000 Ohio & Miss... ¥ Soo M. 8. & Bh. la 8 2000 do, 29a tw do,. Biryesd luo0 Mich, so, 9 Paname K.......260 6000 Tol. & Wab. ud. Su 100 Li, Cem. Kae. 4.00 Gt. WR ad. 72 Om aN. WR, 1000 Ch. & Alton lst. Sp Bo) BOsrer reverse ‘ 400 AL & TH. iat. 91 10 Chi. & N.W. Pf. 66/5 8000 Ch. & N.W. af. 96 ww do... UO\a06's 6b0 Obi, BNW. 1. ST 200 Cle, & Tol, KR... .115 85 Cen, National Bll 100 Chi, & KL R10 90 Am, Exch, Bk,..119 200 GO... LU 100 Caaten Co, bts loo Tol. & Wab. B... 44y 400 Am. © 60 BWP. Wat 16 0 QaietsilverM... 61 lw AL & T.H. Pf... T1% lyy Chi. & Alton R.. 1.0% BECOND BOARD 2500 Trea. 7 8-10 100 Hud, Rv, R 199% 400 a Ke. TLS, guvo a be Bots 4) Quicksilver M... it ly iW Yeas | pion lel. do, 1 bu0 do,,... 400 Cle, & Pitts, K... 3.0 Mariposa I’ 10 Cai. & 6. WOK 4 100 N.Y, Coa, k., fw Chi &N.W.PI. 60% Yuu Erie R, 6 Bere ee OCG Io Chi, & BL. RR... 10989 bo Pet WL AO... ee we do... 10d*aluay THIRD BOARM 12000 U.S, 68, 6-20, 1s S000 d@,......0p. 111 Won" do, .f 1000 US. bs US'y 700 do cy. 9S 40000 Trea, TS... 16 1000 Teur Qu . luv Tol. & whi. Zou P. Ft, W. & C... 1d lw Chi, @ Alton K.. 106 13 Nor, & Wor, K..107 TW Gab @ BL, i. Lg SPECIAL NOTICE Mott's hemical Pomade Restores Gray hair, Keeps it giossy and ticim falling ous, and is de cidedly the best preperation for tho halr known, boid by Rushton, 10 Astor House, aud druggists, 556 The Howe sewing M for fam id ioanuiae renown New York, Grover & Baker's First Premium Elase tie piiseh Sewing Machines for family use, Lock Stitch Machine for taiore and manufacturers, 405 Hroad way York, and 235 Fulton at, Brockiya,S4¥ “Grover & Baker's Machines for Sale and to Kont—or seat with operators into famalles by hines—-Leock stitch are word. the day, emeaking and family ing done to order, Mra, 8. Piith, 907 Broad cor 20bb why up stalre. sus Elliptic Sewing Machine Co.'s tacompar- a Lockatitcu sewing machines, 45 Lb: Agente wa \. ~ Wheeler & Wilson Lock Sutch Sew Machine aud Hutton Hoi Machine, 626 tioadway DBAT is, GRISWOLD—On Bunday, Bept, 9th, of consump tioa, William Griswold, ip the 42d year of his The relatives and friends of the family are re fully invited to attend the funeral, trom his lave rosideuce, O1 Pitt st, OD Tuesday afieruoou, Llih fuet, at 2 o'clock, His setae will be inueerred in Greenwood Cemetery, we. HOGAN—On Monday, Sept. 10, after a lingering illuess, James Logan, The funeral will take place this Tues afternoon, ut 24g o'clock, trom his lace rer 937 Kea 1Dth ot, Lis relatives and trieuds, memlers of the Boiler Makers’ bevevoent As Clatiok, are sejuesiod lo atieud the wuoeral, 16 KEKR-—On Monday morning, Sept. 1), Alexander Ai, Kerr, aged So yeata, The tricuds of the family, lao the mbers of Hermitage Lodge, No, 165 1, U, of O nad the Order in geverei, are respecttu.ly invite aitend she funoral, trom his lave resigence, 05s Cavrry a a Wednenlay \\ouvsren) albermoomar d o'clock. Zod KINCAID —I» Brookiyn, Sept. 10th, Wiillam A, Kineaia. in ine diet year of his age, ‘Lhe frienda of the ily ere respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, in Park ave, near Vanderbilt, on Wedmesday, bs 1, at 2 o’elock. LALLY —On Sanday, Sept. 9th, of apoplexy, Cath- arine, wire of Patrick Laily,@ native of Chappelfin- erty, Parish of Aschre Galway, Ireland, aged 40 years. The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- folly invited ‘o attend the funeral, this (fussday) afternoon, at Yo o'clock, trom her late residence, O54 Bowery, and frowa thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, lia McCORMACK—On Buntar, Sept. 9th, after a long neering iliness, Mary Anu McCormack, io ber haing will be interred from the residence of Nea is, at do'c ock on Tuesday, 3 Franklin are reepectfally invite | to attend lus NOLAN.-On Sunday morning, 9th inet, of con- sump ion no Nolan, a native of the County Weat th, Parwh of Multifernam, lreiand, aged 37 he relatives and friends of the family, Ores ~ t niso | the mem ‘s Mutual Hevetit scelety (Kev, Jas vited t fenry ste, whe emp Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of hie oul, on Jay morning, at lUo'’clock. The funeral will proceed to Caivary Cemetery imme diately afver, 293 RADE NOWECES, A REGULAR MEETING OF THE NEW York Practical House Painters No, 2, will be heid at the Mradiord Houre, m Broadway, bet. 69.b and th ete, on Lu@aday evening, Sept. the iith, atS e@clock, Notice to meu—Seciety men on sud aftor the 15th the initiation tre will pe te, Come one, come all, CILAS. JAMBS, Prest., WM. Db. VAR Kec se REGULAR QUARTERLY MEE the Varnishers' and Polishers’ Aseociation (lug. ish epeaking puriion) willbe held on thie Tuesday evening, Sept. Lith, attheir rooins, 15 Deian A full aod punctual attendance fe requ busivess of mportacce will betransacted. PETER DALY, Pres. HENRY HAYTON, Kec, sec, 113 REGULAR MakTING OF iiik "LONG- shore Slip dainters’ Association, will be held oo Tuerday ov’ Bop. 11th, at 89 Kast Broadway, VP. FLiZsD Ns, Pres, 8. CONNEKS, Bec, 239 RICKLAYERS' UNION No, 1) WILL hold its regular weekly meeting at Miliiman's jiall, cor, of Osh ot, and 7\b ave, ou Wednesda, evening, Rept. iuth, Non-me * are invited, JAMES HANLON, Prea, D, O' CALL schimer pay i OTICE — A MEEIING OF Tlik FRONT Hricklayere will be beid on Tuesday evening, Sept, 11th, at 8 o'ctoek, at Jackson tall, cor, Horatio #t. aud Greenwich ave, Ail are requested vo attend, for the time bas arrived «hat calla foraction. 169 NOTICE—A GENERAL MEETIN OF ithe Five Divisious of the L. LU, B. Boe iety will be he don Cuesday the ilth imst, at 7% o'clock, at the lé4ih Ward Hotel, cor of Grand and Elizabeth ste all members will please attend, as there ie Vusiness of importance to be transacted. The initiation fee isto be raised to #6, PATRICK BRADY, Pree; W. P, COLEMAN, V. P.; MAKTIN GOOUE, Treas; JAS, GILMAKTIN, See, wt OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD thelr regular weekly teeting at their Hall, in LDerallt Dispensary: this bu I corner of 33a et, and Ja Ag. at — o'clock, Mern} there will be a no: tion the Ming term, with other impor. JOHN ALLEN, President, UGH ec. NION HO PAINTERS’ ASSOCIA. tion -All members are requested to attend ihe meetiugon Wednesday evening, for @ coming winter wi . HORTON, Prosident; THOaAB, 5 SOCKE CES, GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMEN(AL Concert will be given by the Zarek Meu's father Mathew [£. A. bs. nvclety No. 4, of N.Y. their ball od ave, bes byto aud 60 the it day evening, Some of the best taent has voiunte ed their rervices tor the occasion, ‘The proceeds are tor the purpose of getsing the [mah and the Ameri- LY NO can tls, Come ove, come aii, tickete 2b cents, JOUN BERRY, Preset, b, CLARCK, pec, ©. DI NAA, Cusirinda, iy A 0. H, NO, 2.—THE MB&MLERS OF eth Division are requested to attend our regu- lar wonthiy teeting this luceday evening, a 95 o'clock, ang settle up their accouats with the Bool ety, or thelr names wili be stricken off the bouks of the pociery, by order of MUOLUY CULEMAN, brea, JOMN MURPHY, A, UH Nu. 1i—THE MEMBERS OF Ae this Division are requested to atvend on this ing at ther regular p. of meeting, as bua- Ol 1 portance wili be sacted. By order of cUeRMOTL, Pres, JOUN TLGHE, Sec, 117 YVINCIBLES—THEKE WILL BE Another of those grand meetings of the Youug Meu's B. mi. T, A. Bs, Society this (Luesday, evening, ppeak- jus by Bir, Bo.es and ethers. singing by Mivars, Hathaway, Scott, Farioy, Post and a host of others. C, M. UUGHES, Pre J. DEVLIN, Bec. 113 ADIES’ FATHER MATHEW T. A. B. ‘ociety No, 2 of N. Y., will boid a publie mees- toys ot shear bali corver ot 28d et. aud Jd eve, this luesduy, at i o'cick P.M, Heary I, Carroll, Faq, Presivent of Youug Men's F, M, No. 3, N. ¥., wit address the meewng. Singing by sessrs. Gieen- wood, Carrol, Pagan and Patterson, also Mir, Joho NoUuluness wich concertina, (HO, CONCANNON, Prost, tkeNRY f, CAKKUOLL, Rec, Sec, ah - rte YUE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING ot the F, Mw. L. Bk. A.B, Pareat society will be Leldim their bail sé) Broome et, on luesday eveuing, Seps. iith, inet, at Ti o'clock, Al. mem- bere is requested so be present as absent moubers wii be fluea. By orde: of JOHN MAGLA KE, Vres; THOMAS GILLIGAN, Rec, pec, 16 pues LADIaAS’ FATHER MATHEW 7, A, ls, Bociety, No. 1, Jersey City, will bold @ Public Meoting in Washiug.on Hall, Sept. Lith, 1 u'cioek, ppeaking by Mr. Limothy Lynch, ex) sdeus NO, & N.Y, Biaeing by Mickey Maiion, air, Soote others, MUKL, HENNESEY, Press, DONALD, Kee Bec, RAity ROUND THE FLAG—THB Mem- bers of the Union Leagae Club invite the citi- zeus ol Now York lo meek with them at the Co por Aneiiuse, Lueeday eveping the lich inst, woex ad B WOlcome 10 Lhos® brave and patriotic Bontheruers who have iately atieuded the Loyal Couvent on held a. the city of Phiadelpoia, Gov, Browuiow, of lenucsee, and other eminent Southern speakers Will address the meeting, vu BMUARW AND KUOMS., ESPECTABLE FAMILY OR PARITY RESP. Of single g@uUemenu wishing good board, on ies souale tortus, can calla Yu pouth lets Williams burgh, near tho ferries, Sus FEW GENTLEMEN OR LADIES CAN be secomimodated with Lord, Cail ub 176 West 1Sthet,uesr Ssmav, Ls OYs WHO ARE IN WANT OF Lodgings, tood or employment, should apply at ihe News- Loys' Home, 125 Fulton as abu OARD—A LONE LADY CAN ACCOM- modate Sor 4 young ladies with board, Yd tloor, 200 Weat Sia et, tuibewa sae had i URNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED room caa be ios to a iuan and wile or two young men, with or with at board; eail for ¥ days, No, 104 Wert s5ch ot, bet. 6th umd Theva, 3s IRLS LODGING HOUSE— LODGINGS and meals 5 cents each, for young girls, ac the toiclse Lodging House, 206 Canal ef, N.Y. Aso atu ation, obtained tor those out of employmenk 449 kh OMS 10 LET—A FEW BUTTS OF Very pessaus and comforts 8 wo let at 16 Prince et to respectabie e: » None others OGG Biers 8 ee srr rs 29 9 OR 3 GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- dd with good toard and com.ortable rooms aual at 11 Wooster st, Sth door trom © OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, NEAR ferry, in Bio kiya, ior & stuall, Lespeccable feini- ly; vent about 314, No tenement house, Address WM. A. RINGER, 45 East Broadway, N.Y. ull particul tae : as _ Yls A) PER WEEK FOR BOARD AND LODG- é 9) ig Ob TO Mob eh 2d does, a CHANCES, NEATLY FUTED Ur AND WELL ftoeked ore tor eale—A bereain, doing « Seesearing eases ies ire ee, RARE CHANCF—FOR SALE, A FIRST class confectionary, ice cream saloom and ree tanrant; ho: KF YR SALE—A GROCERY, STOCK AND fixtures, doing & goo! business, asthe owner has other business. 94 ave, ber. 69h and GUsh ote, Call bet. 6 and 7 o'clock, evering, 8 For SALE—A GROCERY STORE, horse, on and harness; wi the owner other basin lw King et., east sid Br ya. ot agrocery andeaady sore, with roome te live thickly populated et; it will ha eo'd low, 29 Fart Sod at, New York antil roid PSALE—A LIQUOR STORE DOING pork SALE—THE STOCK AND Fixtures i Apply 46 « cood business; must be aold immediately as the owner is going Bouth. Call at $4 Cherry at, sf : OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIX. tures of a batetore: will be sold cheep, or a part- ner would be taken with @ few huedred doliare— Apply 91 Atlanticave. Brookirn. Rent #9. 25 Fok SALE CHEAP - €500 WILL BUY out @ first rate saloon, full license pala, do- ing a good business, near the ferry, with dwelling, Reat $40. per suauim. Appiy 33 Bouth Tth street, Williawabarg. ied ed SOR SALE MALL CANDY STO Everything complete, doing o good business 662 Ninth ave, near ist at OR SALE—A BUTCHER SHOP WITH fixtures; will be cold cheap, ar the owner has other business to attend to, Apply 63 Mulberry at, 09 For SALE—RESTAURANT, OYSTER And dining saloon, with stock, fixtures and good will, with apartments to live in; thie will be sold cheap forcash, Satiefacvory reasons for selling. Baquise 4055 Eighth ave eee kek SALE CHEAP—THE STOCK AND fatares of & grocery store at 617 Wess 26:1 at. Call for FESS cen ee ote HE STOCK AND FIXTURES YOR SALE, of a grocery and liquor store, in @ good local.ty, doing a first-rate busio id be sold cheap if ap- plied for tumediately, Good reason given for seli- ing. Apply on she premises, 171 Muiberry at. 67 FOR SALE -THE FIXTURES AND GOOD will ofa butcher sbop, Inquire at 4.9 Weat Sid st, before 1 o'clock, 63 IGHTER FOR SALE CHEAP—DRAWING light dratt of waver, in running order, Carry wood load of oll, Also aplace for storage, Apply 404 yest 26th st, nenr 9th ave. 53 TOVES, TINWARE, WUWILL AND 6- year lease for eale at Mi. Vernon, N.Y. First- Ciees stock and business. Keason tor selling, engage men'® elsewhere. Apply to present incumbent, FERDINAND HOLM. 546 S1UCK AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY \2 store for sale at 655 First ave. ; rent paid tothe stof Oct. 264 NU LET—A GLASS FACTORY, WITH chimney, ovens, &e, all ready to commence work, situated on Steuben st, near the cor of Park ave. inquire of BK, PRATT, Siu Myr ave, Brook ve ain 319 XO CARPENTERS, JOINERS AND DOX makers.—For sale eueap the lease, stock and tix- tures of one of the pest locations in the lower part of the city for carrying eu the above business, Address, BOX MAKER, Box 911, bun Oftice, for3 dave. vw $150-Fek SALE, A CANDY AND fancy store, now doing a good busi at Aves in Biookiyn; good reasons in one of th: for selina: \ nt. Apply l4l Muusou Ave, near Sande at, Brooklyn. isv MORSES, ¢ ABRIAGES, Ac N ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES AND wagons; also horses aud bharnesse: 200 new wagons, and 100 second hand, used in livery, selling cheap, 10 Nevin Brooklyn 3t0 Fok SALE—10 WORK HORSES AND coal carts, fit for truck or #tevedore ; also, two matcued teams, ‘To be seen as v9 Weat 16th at, bet 10th and 11th eves, till sold. aa *OR SALE—1 BLACK HORS y are 7 and 5 years, | to 16 hands, sound aod Kima, fit for cart or truck, express or any kind of work; will be soid cheap or exchanged for low priced ones, 226 Bast 19th #t, FPYR SALE CHEAP—A BAY HOI hands high, about 9 y old, suitable for aimost any kind of work, inqui . $29 Rivington at, Price 60, aE RES SU Gd fVUR SALE—EXPRKESS WAGON, HORS and harness. Apply to EDWARDS Express Office, 261 spring et, or atand cor, ot Broadway and Franklin at, after 9 o'clock, Price #86 183 F° R HORSES FOR SALE the footof 7th st, hast Kiver, SWADE. _ : a __ 210° Fer SALE—A BROWN HORSE, 1g yams high, $9), 18) Concord street, Brooklyn. a3 $5) 5-A, TOP WAGON FOR SALE—IN- ,1 BROWN T $50 EACH inquire for P, 210 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.—NOTICE Tu Invemtore,—The Society for the Prevention of Crueity to Animals desire to obtain Information eon- cerning the most approved and least cruel method ot mugzling dogs, couibining the comfort of the ante mal with full security to the community, Appl y at the Rooms of the booiety, 526 Uroudway, cofner of 12th at. S64 \OAL AND WOUD—sTOVE, GRATE, Fur- nace, AS per ton; Chestnut, $7. Virginia pine, & Se reifree, D. EK. WILL & Co, Spring st, New York. 313 SOR SALE—2 LATHAS, 2 VISES, SHAPT- ing pulleys, hangers, tools and Sundry articl Inquire No, 3 Dutheid #6, near Nassnu, Brookiyn, 293 KNELIUS BURLING, ATTOR- bey and Counsellor at Law, 24 Duane et, near Chatham st. Law business of every description pro- perly attended to, No charge for consulastion, be, wv OTICE—A MEETING OF THE STOCK: hodersos the New York and Austin Silver pipiag Co, willbe held on Tuesday, Sep! Isth, at 4 P. M, im room 3%, No, 42 Broadway, tor election of sirectors ang Ant Paint etn as may come be- ure | . JA r a . emr. the 1988 ' lls MAN, Bec ow ay URE CALIFORNIA WINES—GURNER & CO, 8) Cedar at, N.Y. Satnpie botties sent without extra charge to any parsof New York, Jer- wey Cry or Brooaly a. 3b5 Pianos, &C—PIANOS Ad $12 $150, $200, SSW, Se, Also stool ra " atshes, Jowelry, fiue and toile bi books, albums, eewing tnachine, de, Pp. Cash LF, Jones, paid tor piamos and other mercuandise, 62 Ann et, r bs BU Tul LRS Aid DAIRY MEN—ON hand @ large lot of buiks, eats aud al 5 ply 142 Ludlow as, FR, RINDI b uneg, Ae THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE Prevention of Cruelty to Animale, desire to re or models of traps desigued 40 catch, and a1ue tie instantly Kill, rate, mice aud otber Gestructive anina!s,which can be used in place of the torturiog iustrumeuts now employed for euch pure poses. boots of the Society, 40 Broadway, cor, of 14th at rs 445 MPHE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE Prevention of Cruelty to Antmals being in the dally rece! } of letsare chsene, complaining of cruelty inflicted on‘hors therm, when Glssbieg; slow Xo verily of wanh a on the pavement where they have tai Dn, Tre inform the’ public that al. complaints, nase tek whatever Charscter, aro compietely ineffectual un Jess accompanied by the name aud address of the in- formant—as well as that vi the oflender, aud other particuiars, ‘The Society would eladiy but to do so it Lust be put Dac ba, redress these wrongs; 4D possession of all who 1EN secas W. 0.11, WADDELL, Sean SY BERGH, Prea ____ Siti Broadway, cor, of 12th at, 441 TO 6 CkNiS PEK POUND PAID CASH for old Lewaspapers, ke and the very highest Drie pada in the orp bere and of waste paper, ab THOS, . BENNETT & CO. 49 Annas, 2 LD STEREOTYPE PLATE KD— Apply at bala gallon, FrAlotaitaad WaT a sg CONST MPTION, D® 4. i. scence, oF eget PULA, Will be professionally at hie rooms. 22 Houd » New York. every Tuesday from 9 to 3 o'clock CUNSU ION CAN BF CURED Advice free; but for an examination t q Reapirometer the charge is $3, [he feavl re bt detects the slightest murtmer of the reepi ray gans, and by Dr Prectice can ssce: their trae condir BCHENCK'S long and con He siwaye hae a full supply of medicines at > rooms, Which can be had any dar of the week of Dr, BCLENCK'S medicines havea uove stamp on them. with bis likeness ae he bs ow as be was when in the leat stage of eonsemption, DEMAS BARNES & UCTIO ery.—F, FE. HU NI Auct’r, I Pt. I 1) o'clock, at S51 Pearle, by JOSEPH His large assortment, in love to suit dealers; also 5 rt. adav, Sep, and eiraw fo. eale cheap. 25) ps4ac WOLF, AUCT., WILL SELL ¢ Wednesday, tept. 12th, at lig o'clock, the and fixtares of whe grocery and liquor store, Grnod st., cormer of Corlears st. Cioud stock ar tales 3u8 OHN COOKE, AUCT., WILL SELL T! day at 2 o'clock. at 476 Cana avery ue parlor, chamber, dinin furniture order of Wm. H. Fridenbergh, Administrator counter, g!nas doors, q Lm Htion, @eo 176 M DOUGHTY, AUCT., WILL SELI @ day, at 10 '¢ u'clock, at the nm roomie Nasevu st, alarve aeeorinent of pa »chrmbhe diuing room furnitu iron safes, carpets wagon, rockaway, harn &e , Ppa. NBROKER’S SALE THIS DAY JAMES AGAK, will eell a 60 Now Bowe 11 o'clock. tment of w all descr ta, reads, quut in riety of other , oiothers. bye pillows, boote worthy the attention of of J. J. KELLY & 00, orth at, \ M. ABBOTT, AUCT'R-OFFICE Chatham square, sels om thieday, at ity the contents of the fancy bar-room, Ss Weer |! way, cou 2 fine beer pumps, screens, ari Pictures, Kegs, liquors, segara, Ae, WwW: ABBOTT, AUCTR, OFFICI Chatham Square, eelie on this ds o'clock, the furnitu id fixtures of theo Mm, at No, 650 Brome ol c oth chairs, tables, lensila, segare, Ac i MALEWARY. ALE CLAIMS FOR ADDITIONAL 101 ty, arrears of pay and prize money Prom collected by M, BNYVER, Jr, 137 boo room 10, 82 DDITIONAL BOUNTY TO TWou A three years soldiers; also to woun led men rears of pay, pensions and prize money ev Advances mace, At old establieued Agency VIET, 240 Broadway 1 SW ae APDITIONAL BOUNTIES AND OL: claims co! ed by tho -oldiers’ Empioyy * FREE OF CHAK GF MEKMAN, Manager, = Wi DDITIONAL BOUNIT TO 2 AN yoare' and wounded soldier { deve wold! Widows’ pensions in for eaco child, Appiications « Avproved bianks ready, Aceney, 156 Canal at, J.P. QUNT, 247 b or heirs of deceased soldiers, whu are ent to the new ate f Will receive relisble copy ot the law by calling on or ad igned. We are now taking thea cial ¢ OO, Soiicitors of LU, 8, Ciuiins children ander 16 years of age. should oj p! the increase of pension, Cail with wilnerses « cert ific BROWN & Cv,, dulicitors, No. | Ple trom No, 2, DDITIONAL BOUNTY OF $100 Tu soldiers and their heirs; also wcreased yx to widows and wounded soldiers promptly cove yy 13 Chamber #t, N.Y. K.P, RAB, Los. ¢ fous. APPLIC ‘ATIONS FOR PENSIONS bouns: oud be made to Col. J. W. LEY 452 broad . Information, advice ani coy new law Money advanced om ay claime ” Se ) PENSIONS—#@100, 9d iving increased peusiol band, or 026 toot, « er month for under 16, have been pas: by Congress; bounty law giving to soldiers and (he relatives ceased soldiers $60 and #100 more bounty I am now ready with the new bianks fo 10 plications for the above ! Accarate copies of ali the a! 26 cents, or 10 cents each, CHARLES NELILETON, 111 Broadway N N.Y Refers by epecial rmilasion to Hon, Ju! HOFFMAN, Mayor of N. Y, City. | 5. SANITARY COMMISSION PRU) ¢ tive War Claim Association, 528 Bron. «+ It being desirable to close the business of tho 1 4 tive War Cinim Association at as early o day sible, no more cigims will be taken, Mr. ti! GREENFIELD, late Secretary, has opened » { at Jil Nasseu at, and will, at our rejuess, all claims against the goverument tor solic | sailors and their Leire, a) the lowest rate, whe! od orphans, fee is not fixed by act of Cougress, Wa will)» ( Applicants to Mr. GREEN ELE HOWARKL thi, WILLIAM BK, bol Jey THEO); KOUSEVELT, Executive Committee, WILL BE ADVANCE oO) i I 20.000 Soldiers in sums of « ; and fo tamiiies eetuatly suffering, @ largo. will be made. Besniy te orphans will be coy Without charge, REL BEN VUSE, Bankes, o> st, N.Y. and 193 York a Brookiya, - = = * } OWE'S, WHEELER & WILSON’, ° er's etter A, family aud No, ¥ for sauorine, Gibb’s gue other sewing machines to ren. & month and for sale, at 20 (ireeuwich ave rented, with privil of buying. . Opgendid How leather, W.4& W.'s and binger’ ewses hag EW WHEELER & WAI it & Baker, Wilcox & Gibbs’ SEWING MACHAN Alle machines, uew and second hand, tor sae, * Orexchange, Machines sold on part paynens chives bought, repaired and improved, ai 1! 3 ard 6b, erly of 555 Broadway, ‘ mEWING MACHINES REPAIRED 213 Ninth ave—singer's and Howe's for « leather, for sale cheap, or torent by the mons portable torge but little used for sale, price + SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AN® 7 rent, Dew and dd ids the Florence, Wwe Wilson's, Wileox @ Gibb's and singel’s mn repaired and keps in the best order; aiso inats: 6iveu at 1,2Ty broadway, near Sid at. t [ue AEINA NOISELESS LOCK-51% sewing bines, ct ‘ BRAUNSDUKE & CO, Depot St Howery W HSELER & WILSON’ SiWin of chines, 959 Broadway, cor, J¢d #, Thoad mijusted, to let, part tie rent allowed if purce J.T. ELLI8, “Prova a limited business, * miple convenieuce, it has become & recvg besslty."—DUN, 4 rn ———--4 EXCURSIONS, ‘ > TT DG “ > AILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN ¢ and Koslyn, landing at White stone Dock, Great Neck, Sands Point, Mott's | oc Glen Wood, amboat ARROWasMI1 (LK Smith, will | k plip, Mier No, 24, F every mornin * above landings ese Se vale ats pig REGULAR MORNING BOAT To Pe Kill, landing at Yonkers, Lisstings, Dov! ‘Terry! Nyack, Sing Sing, Haverstraw Aline planck's The new and elegant steamer GENe SEDGWICK, Capt, John Williams, will ‘va, Harrison st. every morning at 4 of 5 o'clve days included, landing et Sash 6. each wey. hy i es Peekskill at LP. MM 0 YPE METAL OR OLD LEAD— ibe, of the apove wanted, for which the : No be weld by Gs GAP HANS wo oat aa