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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01
The Ladies' Riding Match nj the Monro,
County Enir.

From the Roch ster Democrat Sept II.
The hail mile circuit II the trotng course was sur
rounded by throng o. Vehicles loaded with people On
the GENRE OF the grounds, and the margin OF the
course people OF AL and both obtained stand
ing places view the exciting contest Seven ladies' en-
tered their names the PRICES appeared on thei
chargers They rode gracefully and with much spiri,
II by a lame affair, but fun OF high excite
ment - borses were put 10 their beet speed and wer
managed with great skill the fair tquesirians sitting ihei
animals firmly and exhibiting the utmost GOODNESS and
courage. The following the names Of the ladies'
l. Mrs Cinstcad Rocf ester.
q Mss j. A. Comsiock. Sweden.
3. Mrs. sheldon, East Mendon
A. Miss Nelson, Brighton.
5. Miss Converse. East Mendon.
o. Mas Frank Hsgsrnan, Brighton.
Z. Mrs u. l.. Kelly, Brighton.
The Committee IN making their wards take pleasure
In complneDtng all the ladies who rode for the prizes
and regret that where al have been deserving suf
fcent number OF premiums no. offered 70 ena ii
them 70 sive TO each lady manifestation Of the commit
tee appreciation Of her skfu and graceful eques,r an
ship.
The prizes have been awarded for sku and grace com
bined-skhl taking the precedence. And II the committee
have erred In their iudgm' nt s owing 10 diGeren,
tasies In matters Of horsemanshp. The premiums arc
awarded a. loiowss-
1 Mise Maria Neso0, Brighton, s25.
4 Mss frances HAgerman, Brgb lon. $40.
g. Mis- Elizabeth i. Kelly, Brighton, ais
4 Miss Jenny A. Comsi0Ck. Sw eden, 8is
9. Hiss Melissa Converse, East Meadon, IS.
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The london yav OF August says .-Betwcen the poo
pie Of frsse and the people Of England le, the bond
Union be everlasting and inc solube prolonged by tss
overthrow N ali jealous feelings, and by
growing Intercourse and better uaAersta ding
The Paris CORE spondent Of the London Hssos SAYS
The government feels mach anxiety the subject OF the
high rate Of house rent which, like all other neceesares
Of life, has long gone on increasing In fghtfu proper
ton. Every quarter deg rents rased, stream
Of emigration OF the middle and lover classes from Paris
10 the suburbs has steadily set in.
The Paris correspondent, OF the london Post states that
since the publication o. the turkey log Chris
tan churches have been repaired or constructed Toe
Sultan alone contributed 25, O0a to building the
leland OF Gambia.
The na arrangements for the great Free Trade Con.
gress 70 commence the 22d OF september, 10 Brusse
have been settled by the commtee Deputatlons from
nearly all the large towns ia England well NJ Ga
the large manufacturing cities OF the Con,isent will be
present Most Of the Chambers Of Commerce and scen
tic cor poranons will also send representatives.
The Rbwgtmenfo, Of Turin has tue following, from
Rome Our Secretary Of state has addressed private
circular 70 all toe delegates Of PROVINCES calling u9on
them 70 exercise the greatest vigilance the
who come from abroad and especially the Danes On 81,
CWur because some " tae under pretence ~ A.
fordng civil and religious instruction, spread sefons
doctrines among the young ladies entrusted 70 their ars
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The steamship New YORK Capt Craig, len this por yeser.
fay Tor Glasgow aud anchored Quarantine consequence
IL the storm She takes sixty cabin and eighty Storage
passengers, aud full cargo Of aour, beef pork, &c.
The steamships Philadelphia. from New Orleans via Hava-
10; the Alabama frcm Savannah and the Nashville nom
Charleston all arrived yesterday
gTrAv noAr NOAwAIK-Yeferday morning ss the steam.
bua Norwalk Capt Roiman Of be Keyport line coming
the bay she struck by heavy when Of the Monu
en and by the sudden Turk had her pipe carried
BARK TYrtSGHkv Bosor from Geae on an and s,h inst
int So lon ~ had heavy gale from WSW to wNw during
which sprung fore and usinmas sprung leak threw
overheard about 100 tons iron Is leaking about 600
strotcs per hour.
BRIG AtcEEuscapt Rider late of brig Acenus Of ProyI
eence reported lost At Delaware Breakwaer has re
home and states that he anchored under
shore evening II the 2 Inst the wind blowing heavy in
squalls from NV and shortly after parted the chain Aer
q karbcr, wind sui blowing heavy and the night DARK
the the eastern end Of the ice breaker and IN
after sunk ~ Eve fathoms
crew saved nothing but what they stood IN The vas I9
tors yeare old owned by samuel True Esq OF Provi.
deuce valued ai 5000 and was not Insured.
pre GrS woRrH Chamberlain from Portland IAN ms, for
,sutyana put INTO newport OF Sunday last IN distress with
eaher She hauled 10 the wharf discharge p1
ION he aud procure manmasi before she Gao
rfcceed on The voyage.
pptG Gktvrsrox o Providence which went ashore IA res
te5W carua hurricane the 9Th ult was iii 81 tho
18Th FL auer dscharnng rOriion al cargo CAM Frank,
Nouid procure spafs - a Havana ana feaun. vii
rfucttd 70 Bo-tOa wsin'o cargo
rere vAsr where rom hound not stated i reported by
telegnIh ashore d, CAPE Charles,
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CgikEAE HEROES SELLING THEIR MEDALs-We
very much 70 hear that soldiers The 3gtb
either tempted By the love d Drink utterly
be careless OF the honorable distinction which Cr
mean medal gives have been induced offer their me
Gals FOR sale. some had enough refuse
buy them, others found despcably enough
purchase them. These are " possible, by degree
baser than tne soldiers cell az them The sol arc
being ired By court martial The purchasers, we SUP
Jose not liable TO punishment bat the stocks should
be revived for their benehi; and they being securely
fastened In them should have inscribed above their
besdF- Behold The blacxguards who. % tui misera
bic penny assisted poor soldiers 70 disgrace the gooA
ramc u the British army and the British peope.-Hon
RAIL ga-efs n z
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Another person led BY his passions ulatod by
this company and It's ransactons-to murder his father
in-law, who had refused to give HIM money 70 pay
difference Of liquidation The Credit Aolier is the origin
the ruin Of hundreds OF families Their wealth is only
scale. To day its managers are financial kings But
yesterday they citizens in modest circumsrsa aces.
Such is the tendency OF things in Paris-such the
fashion OF the times The only wonder that
cashierf are not more numerous,
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The Case OF james CoiwelI-Thc Expelled
AhnllIinnl-f-


vi he remembered thai tao pediars We're recently
expelled from Chtraw, me charge OF tampsrng with
negroes one " them. on h.s arrival 10 New York-io
which place his sassaFo pnl-p shed a lac ry.
NOSE csrG u the NV YORK Hrssfn which be stated
with al The neeessary premlnies % injustice oppres
SION ADD Ire tbst ~ nad been deprived d his property
The Cheras Boa repuShshes toe carl AMI pends to
Il the foowiDE-
The above most barefse "a aiiemp, TO make little
capital and little money out Of very ordinary
renee Mr. Cowell would mako the Nev YOrs sympa
thzers believe he bad been martyrca u free
speech, free fo free negroes aad fremont now II he
touch their mpathetc cord the pocket
have objection. Tor truth ttey have no sympathy
But b ensghteu them tte "a 70 the great pccuniary
sacrifice ~ the said Colvel 10 the above cause,
pend letter bearing the cato the card In the
HzRAtD, gentleman IN tns place, which shows the
amount II his pecgnay sacrin,e namely six pair Of
window shades, which he eft from shoice 70 be sold 70
by the vi any Of bis comrades and not By the acts Of
ne Vigilance Committee.
lis wen known that these rrsh psalar., in the outset,
attempt 70 set the svs ~ toe saie Glance and they
were guilty Of other oneIce bat It's tney should be
severely punched. But here i an Inventory the
NEW York Sept, i7th 1855
prAR sR-Pardon me writing yol but a. am placed
know on will excuse please LEI knor il McQIn
tss returned 10 Cerau II so settle With him ami remit 10
me without delay the Balance Sell the SIX pair shades
Al any p.ce and rent, s,,n TIE o,asr ..n, bad
ri which they got aad told in Norfolk
hey had cleared on, TO Kentucky they were fearful %
stonlng sold ali the goods al was fearful %
sn,~s.Ins nv opinion 70 you when In chers~ Of their
s,ers there-ss | thought II might harm Them
only say that ms .ns os 70 "a, ?, SFer
ss.sor MT av I'd not expect 70 get
alive out Of the soul W. ~ }. ~
ger Al every point 'sues - ist
coat ei bin have "i"e s
SOFA possioi.s t.rpwrrr
60. 80. On that the Gus.
- s..ssvr M~ .sN lect a1y impDr.
49,. -, la .HrN.8 sher duties az The
s~t.1s :, HEe ABLE dscessi0as 10
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List Of letters advertised in the Philadelphia Public
Led9r on Monday $ p 20 remaining in the Philadelphia
Poet Once urcsisd ior-probaoly misoirecied:--
NV Tcsg HnrsEs. BALTIMORE HorsEs.
n Armstrong A son. Baker a Brother
Berlin 4 Jones nlrEforf = Iauer.
Churchill Rodgers 4 Co. Wymsa, b. I'd & Co.
Cbrsia 4 Donohae.
T Jones Co. BOSTON Horsrs
keicham Brother. Pierce Brothers Flanders.
kJgour a Colin. Williams Brother.
g. n. Seymour 90.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
EMPIRE CRY OR NEW GRASADA-From New York 18th,
rivipg Havana I'D and New Orleans 18th. From New
leans 9TH Havana 9Th. due at New York 18th.
at Havana 2h and Mobile l4h. From Mobile 22d, Havana
Gath due at New York 18th.
When the fall Sunday the will sail
Monday. They leave New Orleans near A. NJ AZ tide
will admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana
10 A. NJ.
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value to those having correspond
ence In the East
The mail leaves Southampton the 4th and 10th each
month, and
Arrives Gibraltar about 9th and 2Sh or same month
Arrives at Malta about the 4th and Both OF month
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18th OF and 4th Of fol
lowing month.
the 2st OF or 9th of
following month.
Arrives Alden about the 18th 10th of and 10th or
18th Of following month
Leaves Alden and day of arr-
val for Bombay and 18th to Both for China, &C.
Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about the Sd TO 9Th
and 18th TO 2lst of the following month
7th snd 22d to sd OF follown month
Leaves Point de Gale for Puo Penang the day. the
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail
at Puo Penang about the 18th or 18th and 2Sh
10Th OF following month.
Singapore the 18th 10th and 3st of
following month.
Leaves Singapore about IL hours after arrival.
Arrives Hong Kong about the I'D Gath and 9Th 10th
of follow ing month
Leaves next day for Shanghae.
Two mails England-one the 9Th and 9th of each
monva MaIseiles, and arrive at Alexandria about the
same time as the Southampton mail.
BE- Al Paehog and letters Intended for The NEW YORK He
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- The Metropolitan Hotel-Gov Tousey. Conn: Gov
IHnond Rhode Island; Hon Lane Oregon; Judge Wafer
bOuse Tsxas. Bfn WOOD Maine: ID q Mills California.
Gen Jose Camera Havana; Gen Robes, Mexican Minister
" Castillo. MEXICAN Legation; Chas HoSIner California,
Decatur, u : Navy Chic. Justice Darrell. bermuda.
From View orleans n the steamship
thas Hamburger and LADY. u II rrpwei Emile sahrat
thirteen ~ ne From Havana-Tguacio Stlley A
kamrsel John su, Arogsnera. ADD twenty the
rge
Prom savannah n he steamship slabsma-Nss Emily
Howard Nrs Bora'che and suite Fdwafd Deuieasucr "
tahouu w 1aunlel, A X chisholm. Mrs Robert CHS
holm, Mis- Gucrard, Miss y Hamilton, ard cage.
frrm Charleston. tn the steamship Nsahvie-fsan xion
,hesves lady. child and servant. Misses Cheeves Miss
Iiaync Mrs Creighton. child and servant II Vincent
Jordan. Mrs Usher, Mrs Leavts Mrs q Holmes, W
Lefnan, . Il Smith.
DEPARTURES.
For Glasgow IN The steamship New York-Francis Bell,
Ms Bell y I.edrnrd. Ms Ledyard. Br. John Cart
edgc Mss Craig Cote, " y, WIN Philip, Wisconsin,
JOS wsrdropp. Pansma; y Jackson. "; WIN Mc3iven.
~ gland Isaac Norris Phlade pha. Thomas ovens NY,
frne London Geo Dawson, EnRiAnd John Bell, glasgow
Ever, Hamilton. CALIFORNIA; james Well man, Pitts
Madison. Vie VIM Drrsd. Gold spring James Smyth n
Jnmes Iommng Wisconsin. Alexa nder John Dorser,
Robert Harvey v; Alex Lang, Indiana Alex Urqnhar,
,on Irguhsrt Geo .3lery james wocost Stephen Sogg
Robert Eesbcck, Thomas Roberton. A Mofat N Clark,
Ieask, - Clair, Ford u; James Smith Mrs smith,
seotce, James Cahsrne and William smith, Glasgow; Benz
let's tarmkle. " v Nackie Melbourne. Griffith,
bsckhOuse iauada Rev Or A McNaughon Albany, 4
Fors and child Mr. McNaiev and family fady Ireland;
ksdedy Ms Young and infant Mr. and Mrs Douall Gen
ride Mrs Wrightor, Y.
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TOO LATE ron CLAssfFlCA1ION.

OQTH WARD, FIFTYFIRsT COUNCIL DISTRICT
~ The members composing the Convention of the Finy
first Council District in accordance with the call OF the
cratic General Committee at Tammany Hall held ADJOURN
cd meeting al the Twentieth Ward House Tenth
unanimously dominated James Wallace, Senior for lnc
Of the Flfty first District.
RoBEBT PRENTss, Sec'y. JAMES LOGUF Chairm'n
N. B.-Ths il the regular democratic Tammany Hall nom
nation.
A MBRoTYPFs At BRADY's LOWER GALLERY No
N 30 Broadway, c0raer Fulton sreet-cOnyeniep, Car
merchants and others down The dnest anbrntvne.
made T. The city may be obtained 1t his estabshonent
A RESPECT ABLE SERVANT GTRf, WANTS A sTrU
n atom, either 70 DO general housewares Or ~ chamber
nsm Val a. Mis Bullocks her present employer i3 wes
flHh blsPLAf OF PHuTOgR tPIs AND AMsRa
vNssa bk Ab1 : gaDery, Is Uneuuailed IN The Uats
F'AeA* Ahe Ftoha 0te invited No. $50 Bfosd way,
Over rhrmnsan's saloon
WANfFD-N GERMAN WOMAN. 10 % tue COOK
Ga avenue, A4N ueOg
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept a0Arr shlpA Baltic Morse Liver.
pnol Ioulsa Marie tRreml Wencke Bremen bark Victor
Holmes boston; brgs CLcopee Howes; Ann Ezabeth Tay
i0r M sawyer. Sawyer. and Julia smith, Megathin 10;
Myra FULLER Do Mary EDDY, Kelly Fan River; Hamlet Hall
Providence schIs Charles. Tucker, LDgan CB WIN Tyson
Mhildin Foston VI Cushing Godffey. Weymonih Condor
Alien salem w klissgn Dealyne Portsmouth; A Iaw.
lhs. Cobb NYuTk NJ Shacdock Williams Mlde,oxn.
Cd ship fonan MITCHELL 81 John NIB barxs Chester eros.
by Louisa EatoI Smith, Boston brig Sawyer saw.
yer, Boston. Fchrs Georgia BAN MJbe; star Nickerson
Providence. n Cushing, Godfrey. Dghton W Eason,
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De- An paohagc and letters Intended for The NEW YORK HI
st0alQ be sealed.
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vTANTED--A HORSE OR MARE, 10 HANDS HfGu
w long TAIL that rot in $50 the road Any colo
viii do but bav. Address Horse Union square Post oce
stating price, color, age, &c.
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Porsiun Markets.


JASIro, July OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been
u bbls. fiom United States and 5000 bbs. from El
Sales have been 6.ieT bbls. New Orleans,
~ OV0; o,os2 bbls. Richmond city mills, 2lEj0 q
~; S,32e bbs. Baltimore, 20 SEQ and !, 500 bbls.
Iieipha, II COO Our stock In all hands mag be es.
ia al Do GOO barrels, OF which 20, 539 barrels remain
y, composed Of 14,7e4 bbls. Richmoni city mills;
Dds. European; 1904 bbls New Orleans aud / ,s2l
baltimore. We quote Richmond city mills by retail
5o0 Trieste and Fontana, 2if a251, New Orleans
al'more, 2oA $40 500, aud Spanish, 2ol a2i ooo
GRAspr July 23.--Stcck or -four about {, 900 bbis.
and Galegos, rs 500 20 900; Baltimore, 20 500 .
American domestlcs.-fherc has been some de-
but prices rule the tame. We quote drills. brown,
255 a 200 rs, beached drills 40 GAS "a deuims
Elm, gao tor re-, according 10 quality; Boot blue
good, 30 In, 200 go rs. stout tviIied shifting
OF assorted patterns, In bales so in. go $50 rs
in, 22b rs: shirtng stripes; In cases, assorted
In, 240 $50 rs.i stout soirtings, SO in, 100 a
do. 30 In, 1856 leo r.. do. mag, in. ibo 70 !.
rgs wide, $50 a $40 rs. per yard, long credit,
is--Two Americans have LETT In ballast trim, ana
accepted SOC. 70 fiil up for New York Any quota
United states must therefore be nominal. For
We quote ~, 10. por Won
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Canadian superfne aud extra. 40 IS
Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond City
sni,s ano :. LOUIS '.............'..... W -
The supply Of Canadian was light and sales uaimpor
90 200 bbs at the above quotations. Wheat declined
rom &c. Sc per bushel. Ths sales embraced about
COO 60 eco bushels, including red southern and
Northern at 81 S. 81 SO and 81 81, ana prime white do
81 TO- With prime old white Canadian at 81 say Corn
ecined about &C. per bushel, with sales Of 80 900
O. 600 bushels sound Western mixed at roc, portion OF
shich purchased to go into store, speculation.
ye0id was al s5c, and 1900 bushels new was sold al
&C. Oats were unchanged.
llAc.. with portion OF prime at l2c loo do Laguay
at II &c IKE, and $50 mats Java AZ ike.
CclToS The sales embraced about Loo bales; the
larket closing Grm.
FIl1GHrs Rates TO Liverpool closed hrmer. In the
BID, but on the upper change engagcments Of one OF
xo vessels were made at I'd, IN bulk, AMI I'd. asked
bags. The engagements footed up about 90 900
Geo bushels and 1000 bbls. hour at Is 7, London,
DO tons oil cake. in bulk, taken at 21r 3D.; l5o
bis -four at % Cd. Is 3d. with some wheat at I'D
Glasgow 10 coo buahels wheat -ere engaged ~ pri
ate terms 500 bbls rosin ut IS Cd. To Havre wheat
pretty freely ed at l5d There was no change
rates for the gold region OF California or Australia
HAy-Sales OF 500 geo bales made for shipping
oCc. a csc. per 100 lbs.
Imr.-smal sales Of common we're made, a, s5c. for
mmon, and 81 20 for lump.
MoiAssys The sales embraced 800 hhds Cuba masco
ado, at asc. soc. for part and the remainder at 42ic
43c, and so do Porto Rco at 4Tc.
NAVAL SToREs Sales of about 100 bbls spirits were
AIDE, at &c &C. cash. Rosn and crude turpentne were
changed
ons.-IiDseed easier and the turn Of the marke,
favor OF the buyer. Sales OF 2, 600 gallons we're
brted from hrs, hands, at eTc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Gales embraced 400 500 bbls
the spot, al $50 for and 900 bbls deliverable
This month, buyers option, at $50. Prime was at
Z 62h SIS Beef was in better request aud more
oyant Sales OF $50 bbs country are reported at 50 a
tor prime and at IS ~ 26 for mess, aud - 80 s1
rcpackcd mess. Cut meats were unchanged. Bacon
s firm. 100 hhds dry sated clear sides were made at
lie, aud lot with rib In at 9kc. lard was urn,
tn sales OF 100 AGO bbs., at 15eic. lac. Butter
nod State fair demand ut lac. &c, and Ohio ut
3 fgc. Cheese ranged from Sc. . 9i4c.
RIcy-25 casks sold al 3aic 4tsc.
EroARs The market continued firm, AMI holders ex-
bfed increased Stiffness The sales embraced about
BOO hhds. Cuba muscoyado, ut prices ranging chiefly
m Sc. TO sac with Iar eel OF about 80 hDds choice
fancy CGbas, at gt4c At the close the tarn OF the
hrket was in favor OF the seller.
wmsKxr Sales Of $50 bbs. Jersey and prison were
kde, at 35c 36kc.
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dcp,sses in each of the past four weeks were fol

The decrease in deposits from August . to September
la amounts to 81 522 The decrease in specie since
August e. has been 81 se6, and in the same time the
line OF discounts has been reduced 81 1877. This
about the rate Of reduction realized during the
ga, pert last year, but before the movement was
over last fall the total in discounts amounted
10 about ten mona Of dollars In deposits the contrac'
ton was abe ut to the same extent.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NONpAY, Sept Ib-B r u.
AsHEs-Smali saes were made at 81 SlA for pots,
n lille pearls were at 81 IS
BRBAosIuFFs --Flour-The market was heavy, and
elosed decline Of from SC. TO loo per bbis. The
transactions confined TO about 900 600 Dbls at
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Notwithstanding NONICFY,
GOnn TO sioa-wANTED. A NAN WITH THE
DZUU above amount, 10 purchase the half OF . proisbe
business. Good satisfaction will be given
topurchGsc. eau Tot Mr. May ~ Broadway
G1 ono WANTED 4 PARTNER, WITH THE
Nl.OOO. above capital. IN large confectionery and
bakery that the purchasing sugar flour
Ac Tie lest Of reference required Apply 10 ~ THURS
TON. 5g siAth avenue corner Of Ihirty-nrst street.
G1 O0l ~ GENTLEMAN, WITH fnf ABOVE
pi.[OO. amount desiring bushes con dnl a safe
NJ and respectable one that Viii pay him $1,000 per
annun. w addressing Hardware box lc0 caal 0acs with
name, 6c. Must reside IN bal more, Nd.
G.D 0nn TO 5000 PARTNER WANTED, IN As
.po.OOU established butter and provision business With
The above amount one with w stern Jersey acluant
ance preferred Apply to HoWEs CO. 81 Nassau street
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH ONE THOUSAND
w dollars, 10 with The subscriber the largest
cities in South America take business hat will
nay rom eight 10 eileen thousand dollars each The
person must e of good moral character Address one
week Dr. Douglas box 1874 Herald Office
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.

10 BLEECK Err sTREET-GRAND OPENING OF Pro-
- fessor sAkAccQs Misunderstanding. afternoon and
evening Lessons at his private and elegant rooms
Fashionable socas every evening from 10 O'clock with
full land ladies'.
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Business OF the New York Canals.
ta.cment showing the quantity OF the several articles
t cleared the canals at, and the quantity left al
York during the sccond.weck In September, 1856
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NJ organist Of Dr. Bellows church. respectfully Informs
the public Of New York and that he has resumed his
classes for instruction on the organ and panoforte Terms
for of twenty four lessons $780, communities
tons left at the OF Hall SON. the pianoorte
OF udson Munger, ST. Nicholas HOTEL will NEE
with pr ompt attention.
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WILLIAMSON GUARDS ATTENTION. MEMBERS OF
requested Manor Rooms Of Ninth avenue
and Twenty Hh street, Tuesday at ~ O'Clock r. NJ for
drill and 10 make their excursion nv order
ANDREW GRAHAM, Secretary
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nRUGGiSlS GUARD, ATTENTfoN-A SPECIAL,
~ meeting 81 fs company will he held AT ST. Dayds Hal,
seswten ro,y,h and klrtge streets Thursday evening
Order OIL the t0mmrtec. JOSEPH HArBEY, Chairman.
THOMAS II. FERRIS MUSKErEERs-NERT AT THE
Eseeu ose, On saturday evening, Sept - and on Moa
Gay evening" sept 10, AZ ocl0ck elect officers on
"Wednesday evening same place of Grand
streets q furnish hc members their e1np-
mens The company VIII assemble the Essex House
Thursday morning. NJ o'clock dressed IN black ock
and pants, dark black hat &C., ready for the parade
~ order. SAMUEL =. WHISPER. Comnanaant
g. Woop, Orderly.
W. A. DAY, Secretary.