The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1853, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Arnie MONEY MARKET. Tavrspay July 21—6 P. M. ‘There was more ac.ivity to day among the lead'ng fan- ‘eles. New Jersey Zine, Floreace Plank Road, Cumber- land, Parker Vein and Erie, were the favorites of opera- ‘tors, and transactions were msde to some extent. Prices were, however, much unsettled. and the market was feverish and fluctwating. At the first board Crystal Palace went up 3 per cent; New Jersey Zinc, 4; Nicara- ua, 1; Parker Vein, 3{; Erie Railroed, 3<; Stonington, 3%. Florence and Keyport Plaok Road declined % per ‘ont; Sixth Avenue Railroad, 34; Cumberland Coal, %. Dolly Hide Copper stock sold at 634 per ovat. A variety ‘of local bank stocks were sold in small lots; railroad bonds contmue quiet, there appearing no aaxlety on the part of holders to sell. At the Minieg Board there was "ore busisess than usual, We quote the following sales:— 200 sha Parker Vein... 3124 250 sha Conrad Hill Cr, 114 400 Bohemian Copper. 43¢ 500 Holle-Hide Copper 614 100 MoOullock Gold 190 73; 100 Ulster Lead...b30 23; At the close, for Phoenix Gold 134 bid 13 asked; Ma naesas Copper, 13{ bid, 2 asked; Mineral Coal, 23 bid, 24 asked; Potomac Copper, 134 bid, 13 asked; Middle- town Lead, 134 bid, 15¢ asked; North Carolian Copper, 8% bid, 0 asked; MoCullock Gold, 73, bid. 714 asked, ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port today, amounted to $548,219 66; payments, $192,146 97—balance, $7.250,696 32 The above recsipts were entirely frem duties, aud it is the largest amount ever reosived im one day at the Custon House of this port, This sum is equal to the average monthly receipts at the Custom House of either Bo:ton or Philadelphia. To have given this large revenue froin duties, the va'ue of dutiable goods entered must have been nearly two mil- lions of dollars. At auotion to-day, Mr. Simeon Draper sold the Afty tons of copper ore from the Dolly-Hide Mine at $4 70 for every one per cen! per ton of copper. The richness ave rages thirty per cent. This sale. therefore, brings $141 per ton of ore. It is deliverable at Baltimore, » favorable point for the company. The Comptroller has postponed the time for the sale of | the Hudson and Berkshire Ratlroed until the 15th day of September uext. ‘The Readiag Railroad Company have made a dividend 0° three and a half per cent on the preferred stock of the company, and of three per couton the common stock, payable on and after the 3d of August. b. The oapital steck of the Nev York and Harlem Rail- road Company has not been enlarged fifty per cent sincs the payment of dividends commenced as stated by ove of our cotemporaries. Upon the receipts of 1849, $319,000, the company paid the first dividerd at the rate of four per cent per annum, in the February following. The road was thea complete to Dover, eighty miles. The stock of the company then stood $1 600 000 of | preferred stock and $3,600,000 of old stock, making in the azgregate $5,000,000 of capital stack, and a debi of about $1,000,000, making the ospital stock and debt about $6,000 000; then the company declared it to be s four per cent stock, Subsequently the company determined to carry the road to Chatham Four Corners, to complete the connection with Albeny, and for that purpose issued extension cor- tifcates to the amount of $2,000,000 one million of which has been converted into stock, and the other mil- ion has not been converted, and wiil not be converted at the present market value, in view of the present pros- perity of the road from Dover to Chatham, and that they receive seven per cont. It is not, therefore, very likely that they will give that up for stock at four per cent, when theyare receiving seven. The stock bas been increased only $1 000,000, which is but twenty per cont on the capital stock, and is now $6,000,000, (instead of $5,000,000 in 1849,) upon which dividends are paid. Now let us see the increase on the ineome of the road, as compared with this small in- erease of capital, in 1849. They were, for the first six months of 1849, $191,718, against $461,808 for the firat six months of 1853, which is an increase in the income derived from the road of neaijy two hundred per cent, while the increased capita! stock of the company has been only twenty per cent, to say nothiog of the surplus receipts accumulating and increasing from year to year _ @urirg that period. The directors of this ecmpany ought, aud have the ability, derived from the income o this road, to place the entire capital etock of this com pany, $6,000 000, upon the fuoting of over eight per cent stock. The following report of D, D. Owen, Esq, United State Geologist, of the analysis of the Parker Vein Coal, from the mires of the Parker Vein Company, om George's Creek | | $2000 US 6'«762..b3 11636 Valley, Maryland, will be read with interest by those owning stock in this company, or in any way counected with ooal companies in that section of the Cumberland ecal fields — Parxke Vern Coat Company. Sm—The result of my analysis of the Parker Vein coal, from the main 14 foot bed. as its out-erop in the east side of George's Creek Valley, gave, No 1. Parker Coal. No. 2, Cleary Coal. 14 foot bed 9 foot bed. : 08 0.00 Other volatile matter 14.89 17.24 Farthy matter, (ash 338 624 Fixed carbon. DosL77 45 100 00 100.00 Specific gravity.............. 1281 1305 I_ have placed it in juxtaposition with an analysis of W.R. Johbson. of the vine foot bad, which crops our in fhe eastern slope of Dau’s Mountain, in Pre-ton Hul, Erie Ct Hae esas! Ti roel ue or six miles up the valley of George’ 10 the northeast, doth being in the sams oral basin. ; I have doze so the better to cou'rast its composition with the Oleary bed of coal, because the economical value of that coal has been fully tested with other American coal now in use. The two bods are very analogous in their composition, as well ax most of the o’her numerous beds of this coal field. It wilibe ovserved, however. that the Parker Veia coal is of superior quatit dy t analysis, containing, as it Coos carbon, ard nearly two per cent less asl ye’ about to show, the Cieary coal is one of the very best an Foals now in use, Compared with the Frost- burg coal, "which, usually gces under the name of “Cumberland Coal,” and which lies &t the extreme northern extremity of the coal region, its superisricy is still moze conspicuous, as the Parker Vein coal conisiny 5) more fixed caibon, and 610 leas earthy mutter or ashes. ‘Thus it appears that the fourteen foot Parker bod in of better qualty then any coal hitherto in use from this cosl district; and the ceean steamers havo yet to test the qualities of the best Maryland coals against the coals of South Wales, since the Parker bed ooutains from two ‘to seven per cent more fixed carboa than the cosly in merket from the asrociate bedy; and al! other thiogs being equal, it is uron this chemical in; at that the durability and efficiency of coal mainly depeads, The Parker Vein coal, in common with most of the coal of George’s Creek Valley, in Maryland, take the very highest rank in the whole list of American coals now ia use for purity, ath, economy and efficlency For evaporsting pene, under equal baiks and weights, George’s Creek Coal stands at tha head of the best Aneri- can coals now in use, geserating from 11 to 12 Iba. of steam, at 212 degrees F , fur ons of combustible matter. For ‘heating power in’a blacksmith’s forge, compared with other bituminous coals, they take the highest rank, doth of these coals being capable uf forming from 18 to ® livks of chain cable. while Scotch coal only makes 10, the Liverpool 13, and the Neacastle 14 links. ‘The above statements supply conclusive evidence of the great superiority of Marker Vein Coal, and explains fully shy the Cunard line of steame:s prefer the cou! from this field to any American coals now in market, though they have yet to be furnished from the best bed and lo celities in this carboniferous basin. Besides the main 14 feet bed on the lands of the Parker Vein Pang A there are at least two workable beds above it and threo below it, and intercalated with the latter there are from nine to ten beds of iron ore, vary- ing from one to five feet in thickness, From the aggregate thickness of all the coat beds, way twelve yards, and the weight of the coal, which averages about fifty-three to fifty-four pounds per cubic foot, in the merchantable condition, end slowing for waste we ‘would have about 68,000 tous of coal, or 1,624,000 bushels in each acre; and asthe beds of coal probably extend over at least 1,200 acros of the lands owned by the Parker ‘Vein Company, in the George's Creek Valley alone, we have the approximate safe estimate of 60,600,000 tons of coal on portion of ihe Company’s property. ‘The mineral resources of the (vorge’s Creek Valley a1 therefore, immense; inderd there never was a coal ant irom region which more fully justified all nesersary out- Jays to obtain the moet direct outlet te the principal markets of the United States. The value and exceliont qualities of ths msin Parker Vein coal will not be fally“anpreciated until it is fairly in market, and It comos in direct veces bs Wi coe 1s. New Harmony, Ispiava, Juno 12, 1853. ‘The Parker Vein Coal Company have now ten steamers ‘on the line betwoem New York and Baltimore, engaged in the transportation of eoni and merchandise between the two cities, A steamer loaves esich port daily, and take full cargoes each*way. The company are new bringing ‘to this market about two hundred tens of coal per day. In a short time its reosipts will be equal to four hundred tona per day. This coal {s from the real “ Parkor Vein,” which is sometimes called the ‘ Big Vein.” It is four. teen feet in thicknoss, and extends through George's Creek Vallay. The demand for the company’s coal f-om Albany and Troy is so grest that all received is immoe- diately sent to these pieces. ‘The Lake Superior Canal and Mining Company havo lately added coveral large and valuable tracts of land, containing prominent and distinct veins of copper, to its mineral estate, ‘and it will ultimately absorb tho richest and best mineral lands in that section of the country. The object of this company fy 16 own and work the most ‘valuable of the copper nnd other mines in the vicinity of Take Suyscioe and where they aay be obiaiaed, to bring ‘the ores to the eity of New Yerk, te smelt, manafacture and sell them to the best advantage. The company have already obtained the right, title and {aterest in upwards of six thousand acres, known as the lands of the ‘Mineral Land Company,” which embraces parts of the mineral range #0 famous for its rich deposits of native copper aud other valuable ores. To show the character of the lands obtained from the ‘‘Mineral Land Company,”’ the follow- ing letter from Mr. C. C. Dougiass, (who is wel! acquaint- ed with the lauds, and whore character for integrity and intelligence is undoubdted,) is eubmitted :— New Yorx. April 22, 1853, SmI heve examined with much care the list of leads belenging to the Mineral Land Company, and find amon, them many valuable tracts for mining, farming an water power. Those in the north part of towash'p Afty- four, north of range thirty-seven west are on the trap range, and contain veins of good surface appearance. ‘They are in the vicinity of the Douglass Houghton and Algonquin mines; they ocoupy the summit of the trap ra>ge, have a fine soil, and are covered with a thrifty growth of maplu, wood, elm, birch, hemlock and pine. The tract: in the southwevt part of the to eaship and range poses exeelient water power. These in the tame townsbip aud range thirty-eight west, are in the vicinity of the Ridge, B»hemian. and Toltes mines. These lands come within the limits of the trap range, and may, when thoroughly explored, be valuable for mining par- poses. They are known to be exovilent farming lands, possessing fine soil and excellent timber. There a leo, xevernl tracts in the vicinity of the Norwich miae, and, judging from their location, they may be found of much mipersl value when thoroughly axplored. There are several mines of much promise in this vicinity besides the Norwich. The latter will ship this season a large amount of nd barrel copper. There also valuable lands on the river, located as they are at the head of steamboat navigation. vossessing a fine and al ut water power, # fine soil and excelient timber. By a judicious expenditure cf money, in im proving the powers, constructing reads from the mines on the east, south, and southwert, to this point, it would svon be the site of a flouri-hing village. There are also several tracts of land belonging to the company which are in the iron cistrict; but my knowledge of that district is not sufficiently minute to enable aie to polat out their true value. There are also several tracts at the head of st Dont navigation, on Bay de Noquecte, of Green Bay, a3 well aa on the main lard near Grand Inland. These are the points where the waters of the two lakes approach exch other. A road or caual of forty: five miles in length would be ali that would be required to open a communi- ction between them. The conntry throug on this route in generally level, presenting no serious obstructions to the cheap construction of a road. The Lake Superior Land and Mining Company has been organized by the election of William H. Le Roy, Esq. President; Hon. Robert J. Walker, Hon. Truman Smith Hon. James C. Forsyth, William H. Le Roy and Simeon Leland, Eaqrs., Trustees; Eugene Ledenteo, Treasurer Robert Benson, Jr., Secretary. The capital is $500,000, Giviced into 100,000 shares of $5 each. * The stock is soll- ing in the market at a premium, and ia daily becoming more generally distributed. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the New York and New England Union Telegraph Company was held in this city on the 20th inst., and the following officers were elected. H. M. Schieffelin, Esq., President, end Messrs John McRepon, F.0 J, Smith, Peter Naylor, T. M. Clark, George N. Laurence, J. A. Lofferts, C. H. Seymour, and A. A. Pettingill, Directors, The Board of 4 Directors, at their meeting held the day previous, de- clared a dividend, payable on the 20th inst., of two per cent on the capital stook of the company. Stock Exchange. First Boarp, Jaly 21, 1853. Bd sha cae C1Co b15 #10000 US 6’ *66.... 10934 183 12036 2000 Ohio 6's ’60.b3 1073 10000 do.. 93 107% 2000 Penna Stsie 5's 04 2000 Erie RR 24 MBs 107% 1000 Fe RRC Beal0 9814 00 Kind 24 M Bar3 100% 44 3000 Hud RRNBsb3 91 200 do. 2060 N Ind RR Bda. 104 1250 Crk Coal 4 34she Union Bank,, 130 200 do., 24 40 dou... : 1293 100 do. 3a 100 North River Bek 115 450 Dolly Hide Gopco 6g 10 Metropolitan Bok 1073¢ 60 Erie Railroad..b3 78 10 Shoe& Leather Bk 103 50 4 10 Hanover Bank... 97 205 10 Com’wth Bank,, 10014 100 50 Morris Canal..., 205, 60 26 Crystal Palace,. 126° 300 50 Canton Co ....23 29 60 800 .N Jersey Zinc..63 1234 650 do. 100 do.,,...b90 125 15 Nor & Wor RR, 200 Wrsecersee 1 60 Had River RR 860 73 30 NY & NHavRR, 10534 25 Mich 8 RR 1266 15 Panama Ra! 10 Sixth Avenue RR 115 150 Stoningten RR 2d 57% 60 Bd 58 100 do. 100 Fl & Key Pik 200 do, . % de 50 do 200 58 293, 60 do ween. 5B 44 80 Harlem RR prefd 106% 44 50 Harlem RR..b30 6444 4434 SECOND BOARD. 100 shs Min’1 Min Co 25% 100 sha Nie TransCo. 20 100 N Jarsey Zine b30 123¢ 26 Reading Railroad 923% 12 Mich Contral RR Ue % -b60 150 Erie Railroad 310 ing Co 50 a 50 Cum Coal Co. .230 160 do. 260 200 do. -b60 34 46 CITY TRADE REPORT. Tavrspay, July 21—6 P. M. Asites —There were 120 bble, sold, atj85 1234 for pearls, and $4 75 for pots, per 100 Ibs. Erkapsturrs—Flour was still more abundant and cheap- er, the Enropa’s advices having discouraged parti fh general. The sales embraced 12 000 bbla. :—Sour at $4 50 a $4 083{: superfine No 2, at $4 68% u 64 874; mixed to fancy Western, $4 93 $5 25; ordinary to choice State, $5 a $5 3734, the inside rate for old from store and fresh ground aficat; common to good Ohio, $5 0614 ® $5 3114; and other kinds at proportionate prices. Canadian was heia at $5 25, avd neglected. Southera slightly favored buyers. The sales included 1,200 bbls., at $5814 & $5 50 for mixed to good; $5 60 u $5 6834 for favorite; and $5 65% $7 1234 for faucy. per bbl. Rye flour and eorn meal were as last noticed. Wheat re- weined depressed. The operations were corfined to 2 800 busbels handsome Genesee white, at $1 40; 5,000 Ohio ¢o., part at $1 30; 2.600 do. mixed at $1 20; and 9,000 Diinois red at $165. A pareel (the first received this seacop) of vew Canada was offered at $1 40, and would be bought at $1 40, but could not be had so low. Sales of 6,000 bushels rye were made at 78c., a reduction of 3c. T bushel. Osts were unchanged, Corn tended upwards, ‘he business amounted to 68,000 bushels, at 66¢. for unsound; 68c. a 70c. for mixed western and 69¢. a 70c. for white southern; and ad low do. Correr was in good demand. The sales reached 1,200 pkgs. Java at 1146. a 113¢c., and 400 Rio at 9340. a 9340 per lb The stock of toe latter was increased to-day oy the arrival of 3,960 nage in the back John G. Colby, from Rio Juneiro, June 12 Corte.—The sales yesterday cloved at nearly 5,000 bales, with but little general buying To day they have fallen off to 700 bales, without avy ascignable cause, other than batter weather at the South for the crops generally. 71e. We quote Strict Lverpool Classification. tau a Geet panic. Texas. Gulf porte Inferior... .. Ba BG BMRB | Biga BIC Low togoodordinary, 8a 935 Oia 9% Oifa 08% Low togood middling. 1001145 10% all}; 10 yall Jy Mid fair to fai Wally «11 al24 Ln sjalZy Folly fai none. none. none. Drtwoons.—Legwood and fustic were in small supply and reeded, the Iatter mainly for export. Other kiuds were plenty and not in much request. We quote the various dércriptions thus :-=Brazilleito wood, $26 a $30 i tom; 110 » $120; fustic. Cuda. $27 50 a 21; Tabasco, $20 50 a $22 50, Savi ‘and Maracaibo, $16 a 617 50; $30; St. Domingo, $17 & Nicsragus wood, Bymaire, Cor $34; Hache, $40 a $45; Liaa, $75 a $80; Sapan wood, $ , $43 a $48, FreicuTs —Te Liverpool ship: were awsiting the Europa’s letters, For flour 24 Od, was asked, and 2s, 6d. bid, and about 20.000 2 25,000 bushels wheat were ea- gaged, mots at 7c in bage, and at 7d. in bulk, A vessel (British) was looced for Belfast at 73¢d ‘in bull, and 7d. in bags. A vessel was chi red to load at Car- Giff or Newport for Port Walthall, Va., at 30s., and ano- ther to load for Boston or Now York at 278 6d. Tuere was no alteration to notice of moment for London or Havre. To Anstrelia weasuremsrt geods were at 400. 460., and lumber at $32 50. To Cal‘fornia rates ranged from 500. » 560. per foot. . Frvrt.— Among the selon were 600 boxes bunoh raisins at $2 90, 10 cased sardines at 65¢ , snd 26 bbls. currants at 13}¢ —though these were generally held a ceut per Ib. higher, Hay.—Some 600 bales river changed hands at 78c. a 84. per 100 iba, Haar —About 100 bales rough American wore disposed of at eee ton. Mi Hors,— There were small lots enly purchased at 28¢. a Bo, per ld. Tron —We heard that 460 tons Sootch pig, afloat, were bought at $32 to arrive, on six months credit, and $52 a $33, here, from th ih. per ton. Latin —There was a fale lone im Kastern, at $1 76 a $1 81% per M, Limx.—Rockand was moderately active at 80c. for com- mon, and $1 20 for lump per b MoisseRs was in better request. The movements reached 360 bbis. New Ortoans at 28c. a 284¢c.; 100 hhda, Porto Rico at 286. a vhe.; 20 Muscovado at 22c., and 50 cleyed Cuba at 19¢. per gallon. The bark Cherokee ar- rived to-day from Sagua Le Grande with 100 hhds. Ous —We can note no change im alo, sperm, or palm, The day’s transactions included 400 baskets oli at $4 1234 0 $5 1244, each; 6,600 gallons linseed, at 67. 9 OMe per gation. Provisions. —Pork was on the advance, Tho sales em- breced 800 bbls. Westorn, at $12 68% a $12 _ prime, and $16 683 & $1575 for moss, yee bbl. There wore 400 packages cat mente sold, at 55,0, a 60. for dry ralted shoulders; 5% 6Mo. foe | ig pend Bo. a 840. for dry selted hams 8340 @ Vo. for piokled do., per Ib. Lard was somew! unsettled. The sales consisted of 190 on the deok, at 10%c, and 250 bbla prime, in lots, at lo. @ I1%%0., per lo. Beef varied lit- tie, rales having been made of J0€ bbls. at yeatecday’s quotations, Batter and cheese were as last represented. Pi 8 me 160 tieroes ordivary \to very good found m t $F 50 a $4 25 1€0 Ibs. . an, — Ree sen ‘rere in batter domand at $8,500 50 F ‘and 85 bhds New Orletm! 8+ 430. por lb. ‘378 bhds ‘and 100 boxes reese, @4 to day from hhds, Keantky at caves Ohio seed loaf at 9a 100 opr !. heard that 600 bbl:. Ohio and Prisot 24e. per gallon 634 8 9340; avd wantin’ We were purchased at 2355 ‘Tkas.—This foremoou’s sale passed off aptritiessly, at unimproved rates. The details we anuex:—Per ship venue. lerme—notes at Omos Hysor—20 bf ohts 410. Ib: 33 do 360 Young Hyson—2)5 hf chts 45e.; Ms do. 440; 15 do 420; 65 do. 41 fo; 39 do. 3934; 440 da, 88e; 85 do. 40; 107 do 32340; 29 do 29%¢ [a verial—407 hf chta 26c Ovlong—147 hf chta 34}<¢; 206 de. S20; 1,419 do, $10; 3T4do. 30c; 438 do 26c, Domestic Markets, CamprinGs CaTrig MARKKT.—July 2¥.—At market 1.030 cattle, about 80 peeves, aud 286 stores = Pricoa—Market Peet—Extra, per cet, $7 50; first quality $7 25. » do. $6750 $7; third do. $559; ordiua-y $5 to $5 25. Hides $5 75 a $6 per cwt. Tallow $7 a 8750. Pelts Tha $1. Calf skins 1le per lb. quick. Veal Cal es $5 to $12; 227 at market Quali :v good, sales quick Storrs— Working Oxen—$96 to $162. Cows and Calvas 24 Yearlinge—$10 to $12 5°. Two years old— $59. ‘ihree years old—$39 to $67. Sheep acd Lambs — 4.504 at market. Extra, $4 to $7; by lot, $2 25 to $5 50. Swine—Nore. New Brprorp On. Marxer, July 18 —Sperm—There gocd demand for export to England, and we note sles since our last cf three cargoes, smoumtivg to 3 150 bbls at prices not made public The last previous cirgo wale war at 122 certs per gallom Thora is no demaad for home ue Whale, as is usual at this season, is very ape sand wo have no sales to report. Whaleb ry of 30.000 Ibs. Polar at 34 cents aud 40,000 Ibs. do. at 3334 centa per Ib The following wre the imports of oil and bone into the United Staten for the week ending July } Whale, Bone, New Bedford. 3600 25,000 Fairbaven, 4,500 40 000 Nantucket, 900 160 2,000 Borton 286 a a Now York. - 1144 - 26 000 ADVEKTISHBENTS RENSWED EVERY DAY. a SER SIXTH _PAGH. “ox FOR SALE. : -COUNTRY SEAT AT NYACK FOR ble and heautifal ‘o delightful viow of the ll in the best state of I plied for at once, Po 7 500 eeu sts 5 FOR, SEE GA, CENTREL +UU, house and full Jot in Seventh strect, for sale 8t $7,000; also a very desirable houso is Twentieth stroct, thred doors from Broadway, for $10,300; story house in Fourteenth street, for $14, genteol four story house, with full lot, in Ten Veseld at a bargain. ML, SHKLUON, 85 Ni | i} ‘OTE! Hiri out th, jen—t! {| a prumnnmaacioncaiatte tee _, eC IN HOBOKEN FOR SALE.—A Ff) ‘Fi proveitior in tantee of ling 1d Liowses in f the best establishe: use sonnsting of barroom, biliard form, prem ma of years, This hoses offers’ wgeod oon ereunity to persons dispound to go'inte that further information inquire at Madiso1 Rutgers, Dig myo meld AND DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT for sale.—The proprietor of the oldest and orohably 9 most profitable millinery auc drosemaking ostablishaont in New induced, by reason of iil health aud a wish to retire from the business. to offer it for sale. To en outer: vinging mm: h throughout the yen can be lini fr three y from Ist of May next, ‘The stock, furniture, Matures, &0, cost about rix thousand dollars. It wi'l he sold for four thousend dollars in cesh or its equivalent, and convincing proof given that the busincss will realize four thousan loilars profit per person wishing to invest that amount {a the this eetablishu oot can ad dross J B., box 2,009 Post Office, with roal namo and residence. No others will be treated with, N. B.— About twonty hands that have been a long time in the es tublisl mont oan bo retained if desired. ( NE COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH SEVEN ACRES OF good land, but one milo from Rossville and Totten's landiug. near the river. Good bsthiug . privilezes, &c. Terms easy. Apply to DE MOT &CO., No. 43 Chambers str : (0 VAGUERREOTYPISTS,—FOR SALE OR TO LET, a first class gallery on Broadway, with a ine skylight, and everything ix complete order, wit {the whole building, which én be underlet, 40 the ront will be little oF TORS AND SHOWM&N —FOR SALE, {the mort extraordinary acd attractive exhibitions Ke, extremely light and portable, requiring little avd free of license. Admirably adapted for Caiifor- whore ita exhibition would renoily roslize a fortune, being desirable, could bo sold t+ diferent parties for treble its cost at any time, Prico $1,0%, Seeing is beliov- ing. Callon H. HANINGTON, 54 Franklie street, }O PRANTERS —-FORSALE, THO ML Gh CY Napier presses. calculated for either nook help nia, paper work; wore mads to ordor for book work; thay will int m thevt dxb2 inches bed is 43x56 iwohes. "Also, one wedium heud press. AlKo, 5,000 Lbs. o toa, aud 1.200 The, of Englis All are nearly new ; nd will be sold atacrest bargain. Inquire of JAMES CONNOR & SON, SL and 33 Beekraan siroet. je Re ‘ORLD'S FAIR, 183.~LEONARD & BENJAMIN'S Billiard Tablos, with the Inteat improvements ia style and finish. A large quantity of the above for sale, and made ready for shipment, at the lowest prices. LEONARD & BENJAMIN, 332 Broadway. TENANTS REGISTER. 5 00 HOTEL TO LEASE.—TUE NEW AND ELE- . gantly arranged hotel, situate’ noar Twenty- third strect, on Second avenue, will be let to a good tonsnt, on favorable terms. The premises are 50x100 fect, five sto ries high, and finished with all modera improvements. For particulars apply to M. L, SHELDON, % Nassan street. CONFECTIONARY STORE AND BACK ROOM TO let. —Stock and fixtures, grith soda fountain, &0., for sale, Apply at 115 Ninth avenne, $2, SOO FACHSTHREE OF THR CHEAPEST e! three-story brick houses in the city of Brook- lyn. occupied as private residenc: on Skillman strect, near Myrtloavenue, in « frst class acighborhoo’. ‘Torms Aprly immediately to DE MOTT & CO., No. 43 rect. $1,200 Fok Sate, THE LEASE, STOCK AND . + fixttires of 'a corner Hqnor'store. in Grand , between Broadway the Bowery, taking $13 5 ¥; a large club room up stairs, Rent low.” Sold oniy in consequence of tho proprictor having unexpectedly to leave the clty.S*No ono need. apply without the above amount in cash, Apply to M. WRAY, 499 Broadway. 300 -2ok SALE FORAIGN AND DOMESTIC «fruit, wine and segar sto the steek light, rent quence of protracted illness of the owner. Apply at 444 Broadway, or 124 Grand street. RARE CHANCE |—HUDSON EXCHANGE.—THAT highly popular hotel, known as thy Hudson Exchange, lished and conéucted by the late John Stoker, lucated on Tenth avenue, corner of Thirtieth street, at t! Hudson River Railroad depot, being decidedly the best stand up town, The etock furniture and good will of lease havi three years to run forsale. For torms and particulars ply toJAMES MOORE, Administrator, Tenth avenue, of Twenty sixth street. VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sale.—A fine large house, and good cutbuildings, barn, carriage house, &o , with about three acroo of land, tweuty- six mile from'New York by railroad; fruit of all kinds on the promines in full boaring. ‘I'he location {a very healthy, on high ground, and commandsa fine view of the surround: ing country. Apply to GEORGE W. MORTON, City I ‘spootor’s office, No. 10 New City Mall, RARE CHANCE FOR A FULL SIZE BUILDING LOT, corner of Second avenue and Fifty sixth stroe! Terms oasy. Apply to DEMOTY' & C! low, and will bi RARE CHANCE.—TUS WELL KNOWN PUBLIC. house, corner af Allan and Grand ctrovis, 19 offered SwPUulng a good business, and will be sold eheap if applied for immediately. Satisfactory reasons will be given for solling. Apply on the promises. CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE -ONE OF the beat in the Fourteenth war ill be sold cheap if d good accommo on to STEP EL EESWAX.--ABOUT 1000 POUNT SOUTHERN wax for sale by THOMAS E. BISHOP, 89 Maiden lano. ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.—GENTLEMEN IN tonding to purchese will do well to call and examiag our superior stook, consisting of rosewood and mahogany with marble and wood heds. Two eooond hand tables for Gale, at our factory, No. 90 Ano street. GRIFFITH & DECKER. OOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE, 420 THIRD aVE- nne —The subsoriber, intending to remove to the country, on account of ill health, offers for sale bis catablishment. Me has occupied the p.ace over ten yours and besa lewse on the house and store for six yeare longer. The business is rofitable and steadily increseing, doing a good custom t srplasing @ght men For terms apply ut Liz Pearl street, or of the wubseriber on the promise JACOB SCHWARTZ. SALE, WITH LEASE AND FIX. in one of th loeations in the city, doing a first usiness. For terms and particu- lars apply at 197 Bowery, whore an interview oaa bo had. IYLINDER PRESSES FOR SALE—ONE SINGLE CY by linder pre yet by 88 neha d one double cylin , aches, bot lor press, ry sy HOE & CO. (OR SALE—A MOCKING BIRD, FIFTEEN MONTHS old, perfeotly tame, and ® superior singer Inquire at 21 Union place, South Brooklyn. NOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN—FOUR BUILD. ing lots, lying together, near Williainsburg, well adapted for stores or private dwellings, on the most duting terms, Apply to 1 VOIGT, 252 Broadway. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A fruit and confectionery store in Brooklyn; tho dwe'ling t tolet. Apply on the premises, 176 Bridge street. OR SALE—THF STOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE of a liquor store. 425 Weat strect, corner of Hammond, the owner cannot attend to it OR SALE, ON STATEN ISLAND—A HANDSOME new houxe, on Richmond terraco, New Brighton, ready uocation warivalled. Apply to otreet. for immediate ocoupancy. D. SHEPHERD, li Wal OR SALR- A COTTAGE HOUS® AND TWO ACRES of primo land, with an abun¢anee of be Ke. Barn and wash-bouss; all in pertect order, a the city, KENNEDY & SHERMAN, 16 OK SALE—A SMALL STOCK OF LACE AND FANCY ds, Terms easy. Or the samo will be exohanged Cor d in the city or viciaity, Address Fancy, jerald OR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED Property in the city, Harlem or Yorkvillo—several new 1 it tenant how inrge, woll in the upper part of the city, FOWLER ANKLYK, Agency, 71 Thirty-fifth stroct, near Broadway, OR SALF.—THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS MOUNT Dook, situated on the Shrowsbury river, Middletown, J., containing four and a half actos of land, with dook tacbed. Three stoamboats ply from New York and stop at this place. It well situated for a private retidonce or hotel. Apply to BERRIAN & BANKS, 18 Nassau street, N. OR SALE~ A GOOD FAMILY OR CARRIAGE HORS sixteen hands threo inchos high, and well built; fi are ‘Also a bay soven years old, fifteen and a If hands high, vory handsome and stylish both cood rivers, warranted sound kind in all harness. ‘To be seon at 15 bast Vitteenth street, near Fourth aven OR SALF—ON STATEN ISLAND, NEAR ONE OF the best ferry landings, the lease good wil, atock, and fixtures of two first-rate stands, now doing » aood cash ness in the wine, liquor, and eegar trade, Will be, sold cheap if applied for » partioulars, inquire of J. BLAC! BURN, 128 Gr eet, Now Yor! OR SALE CHEAP—A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT brick house, with counter cellar, five minntos walk from the ferry. in Williamaburg. Only $600 or $700 required down. Inquire of JaMES H. Bunierg, 14 South Sixeh at. j/OR SALE IN BROOKLYN—A TURER-STORY AN fre of ining fourteen wich rooms, fitted with heater, throe minutes walk from Hamilton aven mirably snited boardin, Apply on the premises, 22 Carroll t. Will ho sold om accommodating terms. Also, four Soventh avenue and Fourteenth st. way, botwoen three URNITURE FOR SALE.—A PARLOR SET OF FUR- ture, consisting of six hair cloth Chairs, centre tabte, totes, large chair, and an elegant French lamp; slso, Wilt be sold cheap for oash,{f diately. Address Furniture, Merald offic B.—Has boon in use only six months. OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE elegant four story brown stone house, having ail the im’ and in nice order; throw 8 lease, at n low ure in good order, and will be id with the bargain. Location Twanty third strect. near BILLING & TUCKER, 289 Broaiway. ‘O8T VALUABLE PROPERTY IN RICHMOND, VA., fer sale.—The undersigned offers for anle or Tease that vaiua vio milling property in Riohmond, Virginta, hereto fore oconpied by them a# a flonr and plaster mill. Lt is situated 00 Gillies crock, shout six hundred yards from the wharvos at Rocket's. The water fall of 24 foot is capable of d ‘ving Me los, 08, and b onlled to this property, a1 * rrving on thotr business, oat ean be oon} ercoal yards on fiat, up Gillioe creek to the mill yard. Moulding sand in found with in flty yards of he buildines, By «small lay a railroad a fro to the river, thereby enablin avy artivion on bos of time and money. f ground attached 1d rocommond this as 6 for this property, The an Khance: tor obtainin ‘® most rere chance mizablo posit covery advantage of eoonomy §, TALTATERRO, OK GODD: PART OF A HOUSE TO LET, CONSISTING OF four fine square rooms and two bedrooms. Location Walker atroet, wort of and near Broadway. Rent $100 per annum. Would bevery desivable for a small family, Ap- ply tor further partioulars at the Now York Boarding Ex- change, 289 Broadway, up stal \RYSTAL PALACE—TO RENT, A LARGE ROOM ON J Sixth avenue, between Forty'accond and Forty-thicd streata, ty by 26 fect, wll lighted on both sides 4 Dilliard caloon or other purpoavs requiring ap sco and licht. Rent moderate. Apply to ABRAM OSBORN, 194 Green- wich street. JOURNISHED ROOMS av NO. 2 CLINTON PLACE.— Parlors and bodrooms, separate or together, hi tomely furnished, entlemeu or familie permanent or transient. ' Gentlemen With breakfast. Reterenees exchange: rant in the basoment. OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—IN Brooklyn near Fulton ferry; has some thirty rooms ip good or three yeara lease, at's vory low rent; a goo boarding, lodging or public house. Furni- turo and leaso will bo sold ata bargain. BILLING & TUCCER, 299 Brondway. ‘OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FORJSALE.—A three story brick house, situated in one of the most Pleasant streets in Brooklyn, within two minutes walk of cither Fulton or Montague ferries. Rent modorate. Tho furniture is nearly new, aud will be sold low. ‘the houso ay gas in every room. Addross G. H. WILSON, Horald o ed Firat class restau- ‘OTEL TO BEASE - THE ATLANTIC HOTEL, NO. 5 Broadway. opposite the Bowlicg Greon, in the imme- Giate vicinity of the Kastern and Philadel phin line of steam- boats and railroad landings The building is four stories nd fifty feet fronton Broadway, extending to Grosn- wich street, It will be leased fora term of years, and imme dinte possession given to a good tenant. OWPR,-S8VARAL apply to DUMONY & HOSACK, Il Wall street. OOMs TO LKZ, WITH STEAK Ft R yery desirable rooms, im trom 2x8) Ww asnine over the New York and New Haven freight dopot, well light, edand airy, furnisued with Croton waver, gas fixtures, and ‘water closets. Apply to K. ANTHONY, corner of Franklis nd Kim streets, room N TATEN ISLAND. or Inaso. n, stable, carriage house, &c., penck orohard, and pienty of othor fruit. ‘The how d basements. Also, a farm of 10) uores, 10 RENT (AT FORT HAMILTON, L. L—A COTTAGR house, furnished or not, as the partics may reqniro; kas jew of thé upper ‘and lower bay, and within one f the steamboat landing. Inquire of H. FOR AN EXUMANGE, BOTEL OR OTHER a very deziralle property, hetwees the Metro- Nieholas Gotels; of expacity to admit of a ith a howl, &e., in front, n wes for a retired and genteel estab lishment. Address H. PO., Herald office, 10 LET.—-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND BASE- ment brown stone house, N». 203 West Twenty second street, with all the modern improvements, between Lighth and Ninth avonues. will be rented very cheap to a bus not for « boarding house, Inquire of N, 29 Wall street, through the day, or at West Twonty-firat street, in the evening. bis hous 10 LET IN THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, NO. 125, BE- tween Seventh and Eighth avonues, a new threo story and all other conven- house, (stone front,) with gas, bi iences. ssion given on the Ist of August, Inquire on the premises for particulars of rent, &c, 0 LET—TH& UPPER PART OF A FIRST CLASS houre- Broadway; aleo, am office on the first floor, suitable for @ physician. Apply, between tho hours of Ii 1 o'clock, and 4 a6 o'clock, at 501 Broadway. [0 LPT THE SALOON AND ICE CREAM GARDEN, ‘and about five lots of land. corner of Broadway and Twenty-fourth street, opposite the Hippodrome. Apply to R. W. LOWNSEND, 142 Broadway. PO LET—AT TAUROGS NECK, AND WILL BE FuR- od if desired, a new cottsge horse, tou rooms, pinzrs, two to ten eres of view othe water, &e. Garden planted, ground, with fruit aud ehede trecs. Will be let low to 8 good tenant’ Appl, N FERRIS, ab Throgs Neek, y to CRARL: or to BILLIe G & TUCKER, 289 Broadway. 10 LET—A NEW TWO-STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, in Brookiyn. pleasantly situated, about twonty minutos from tho ferries. furnished with marble mantels. gas, speaking tubes, &o. Will he rented to one small, gontcul family, Porsession immediately. Apply to MOXGAN & CO,, stationers and printers, 221 Pearl st wa BOARDING AND LODGING. 5 1 2 GBAND STREET, THREE DOORS WSS’ of Broadway—A gentleman and his wife can be accommodated with board and furnished rooms; alee two ree young gentlemen in single rooms. SUIT OF ROOMS ON ‘THE SECO: F ad splendidly furnished, will be les tos gontle Wife or to tingle gentlemen. The Louse is strictly. first ase, family small, and to insure quiet no children will be ak oation y 43 West Twenty. vores ifth api Sixth avenues. U: nd require WRESPECTABLE PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY, living up town, near Union square, in « modern how eum accommodate one or two gontlomen with svod a, ments, breakfast. and dinner at 6o'elook. Addro the real name and residence, Card, Herald offic A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN scoond street. be! Hionable reference gi thoy wish, will let to's sentleman and his wil a room, furnished 01 ‘The house is ples Gerirable neighborhood. Apply ab I ty sixth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Roference ex- changed. SUITE OF NEATLY FURNISH&£D PARLORS sitting room with bedroom attached, also tingl Gouble rooms, would be let for a short period if requl entlemen or gentlemen aud their wi ity, without board. Inquire at house west of Brom iy GENTLEMAN AND WIPE OR TWO SINGLE G&N- tlemon can obtain board. with pleasant room and pan in A small private family, at 116 West Sixtoenth street. ‘The Louse con ains bath, gas, & A LADY, RESIDING ABOVE UNION SQUARE, WILL, let a second story room, handsomely furaiai Jarge pantricy attached, to a Indy and gentlemen board for the lad Addr M b ud hia wife, eithor transiont or per- menently. Two single gentlomen’ ean also be accommo- dated First class accommodations, hot aud cold bi Inquire at 60 Varick street, St. Joba's Fark. GHEAT SOURCE OF ACCOMMODATION 10 THE public is the New York iourding Exobange. To those vbo pre aware of the annoyance and exponte atteniant on the procuriog of suitable board or Yoardars it is suggested that they make trial of tho plan originated by this omoo, 289 Broadway, up st PHYSICIAN DESIRES BOARD FOR HIS WIFR two children and servant; also, for two Indy pationt: in tomo farm house or private family, convenient to s@ Vathing, &e., about two hours rige from tho city. Addres Physician, box 135 Broadway Post Office, stating terns, loction, ke, N. B.—A good table required. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A CA. tholfe family, up town. near gome of the railway linea, with breakfast and ton and dinwer on Sunda; ‘dress, stating terins, witel: must be moderate, TP’. H. 1, 612 Post Ufice, y. Teri Union sq six dollars per week, On HANDSOMBLY FUR- nd floor,’ with paatries, to let, with ‘ARGE FRONT ROOM, nished, on the 'd, to a gentlem: OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN WHOSK family are in the country, a furnished room with ot withow kfust and tea. Would prefer boar ting with » widow lady who would be see acd whare there aro no other boarders. ‘loa Indy wishing company, and having a rom to spare, a liberal “price will be paid. 'Addross Rich ardson, Broadway Post Office. OARD.—GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS, IN A PLEA- ent family, can be obtuinec at 305 Fourth avenue, noar Twenty. eighth sti where every comfort can be enjoyed to mako home agreeable. The house has all the modera im Provements, Strangers in tue city will do well to apply. OARD —FERNISHED ROOMS, AT 2 UNION PLACE to let, with or without d. the Park, Strangers d with ploasaut room Bok ;AT 1) RAST SIXIEENTH STREET. SECOND door from Stuyvesant Park and Livingston place, ina private family fora gentleman ani lady: also two or three tingle gentlomen. The house is new and newly furnished throughout. OAKD IN BROOKLYN.--A FEW BOARDERS CAN covsmodated with fino large airy rooms in one of ations in Brooklyn, by applying at 85 Clinton botweon Wall and Atlantic street ferries BOARD IN HOLOKEN, WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTES secess to tho businoes’ parts of New York —A neatl furnished suite of parlors and. bedroome can be had in a pri- vato t No. 15 Hiudsou terrace, Hobok given and required, OARD- FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, MAY bo cbtained in a small private family, in Fifty eighth near Second avenue. ‘the location is ploasant, und cars snd sages pass nesr the promises, Terms moderate. Address M. A., .ierald office OAbD CAN BE OBTAINED FOR FAMILIES. OR ingle gentlemen, by applying at No. 12 Nelson placa, Ono door below Eizhth street. The houso is spacions, with all the modern i Gas and hot and cold baths, wn. References OARDING.—A FINE LARGE ROOM, HaNDSOMELY furnished, on acoond floor, to Iot to a gentleman and le rtial board, or will be let to a gentleman, t 107 Tenth street, below srond: Apply on tho premises, Dino PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH HOARD, may bo had at No, 165 Hudson, coruer of Laight street opposite St. John’s park, Use of bath, de. full or partial bourd, ; Location 207 Hudson atrect, two doors below Canal strost. St 6 near the door, BoaPins, ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accon modated with a good furnished room, part or full esrd, use of bath. &c English, German, and French, spoher. Apply at 01 Wesley place, betweem Houston and Hiccoker streets. OARDING DOWN TOWN — FURNISHED ROOMS with breakfast and tea, for single gentlemes, at 75 War ren street. Bath in the honse. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO gontloman. permanent or transient, can be accommo- datee with a large room and good board at No. 100 Leonard atroot, five doors east of Broadway. OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—A FRONT AND BACK room, on the second flour, furnished or unfurnished, also & becroom on the toird floor, to let, with full or partial board, to single gentlemon or gentlomen and their wives, at No. 44 Myrtle avenue. OAKDING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—SINGLE GEN. nand their wives, can be accommo- inl board,and pleasant front room: at % Prorident street, betw: lombia and flicks sti ‘The house is new an Les d the situation te tH: avenue terry dosiravle, beit shout three minutes walk. ‘The family are agreesble, and will make it their study to render those residing with them happy. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND five or six tingle gentlemen, can be accommodated with ood board and pleasant rooms at No. 4 Carroll place, Wiceoker atrect, where all the comforts of a homo may bo enjoyed. Strangers visiting the city can have transient board. References exchanged. Terms moderat OARDING.--TO0 THE TRAVELING PUBLIC THAT intend visiting New York hey will tind good board and clean beds. for fifty cents per day, or threo dol- late per week, at 20 Oliver street, near Chatham squar OANDERS AND BOARDING TOUSES, SAVE YOUR ‘money, time and trouble. If we cannot find you board- ing places or boarders, your chanos of such sucocas ia small Boarders, reapeet{n yd Famitios wishing boardors call and register your names on our hooks. Agency office, 73 Kast Fourteenth strect, near Union square. COUNTRY BOARD WANTED—& SMALT, FAMILY IS desirous of procuring board ia the country for the sum- Location must not be more than one hour ride from the eity: for such accommodations as would euit # liberal” price would be Address Country Board, Herald office, etuting t ing FYOUNTRY BOARD.—LARGE AIRY I! genteel accommodations, can be had vate residonoe, in Fairfield, Conn., the mos oi mer. ROOMS, WITH ina desirable pri healthy and 10 LET—A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, TO ONE OR | plearant village on the Sound, abounding in plossant walks wo xentiemen, without board; also, one’ hnek room, im ‘and oonye- a private famiiy. ‘Inquire at 392 Brooms atreat. name, box (O LEP OR LEASR-ON 125TH STRERT, CORNER OF Highth avenue, 9 new, first class far ily hotel, om the line and at the pro depot of the Eighth avenue rail- Brick, three stories, Buglish style, erectod at great pense, and contains every requisite Yor snperior hotel. About forty se rooms, bavhs, water closets, ranges, woah trays, lnuedry, Croton wator, ke. ko. A portion ot the rent would be takenin board. Apply to KE. H. BROWN, 7\ Wall strect, between 1 and 2 o’elock P. M. wisi BORE, CHAK ALG, £4. NARRIAGE.—WANTED TO BUY, A SECOND HAND )” entriage for one horse, with two seats, light and airy, ¢ strong aad d fit for country use. ‘Must be ia good ‘Apply at No. 10 Spruce struct, first fleor. |. nearly elxtaon bands will trot w mile in three or double hacness; good for road, warranted cound and without fan's, street. {}OK SALE-—TWO FAST TROTTING HORSES, BAGH six yours old, warranted sound and kind in all’ harness and saddle, Gno of them can go im fifty to wagon. Ad droas A. W , Herald office. FOR SALE—A HANDSOME YOUNG ROAN HOKSE sixteen {ands high; suitable for a family hore, or any Purpose; warranted souad and Kind, Inqnire ab the stono yard in Fifth treet, betweem First and Seoond avenues, rom Ste Wo'elock A’ M’, and 5 to7 P. JOR SALE.—A BEAUTIFUL HORSE, 17 HANDS HIG a and well proportion 3 Old, sound, active, © trotter aud kind evi @ is high brod and re: Be Uly beaut uh a splendid family horse, and has the strength ard hott. m for the honvicet work Will be sold this week, Price $400. Apply at No, 32 Water ttroet. NES a BAY HORSK, ABOUT FIFTEEN ‘f very stylish driver, ai od for the wd sound. 40 be seen at O'Neil’s livery sta DARRIAGR HORSES. WILT. ve the cit nd door below Honry stree NB ROLLING UP TOP JBNN but ong week: cost $225, Te be sul no further use for it, Apply to roadway. E.—A FIRST RATE FRESH COW AND be soon at avy time at FRANUIS Pit h street and Fifth avenue, ONE SECOND HAND GIG, SUIFTING FoR, fat “i v , top * mM, and one no top wagor ite na good for voor as new. Apply 40 DUSENBURY & ARTHUR, 102 Laurens strect. OR SALE CHRAP--A BOSTON CHAISE AND HAR hose, oFiginnily cost $008, ond hae bean bub Ltt Inquire at WHITK & bUTTS' livery stable, cornor of Blix Vth and Bayard tre Also, large Newfoundland dog. I ORSH FOR SALR—A VERY RANDSOMP, STYL bay horse, with black legs about fifteen hands high, i vere old, & god travellor and warranted sound aod kiad. rice in boson at the Lacd Oil Factory, No, 1a Amos atroet. + ADDLE HORSE WANTED.—A RACKER OR SMOOTH W) trotter, weil broke to ogttle a thas ri t in harness as well, Lj BRION, | 4 sromd way. or BUGGY FOR uilt to hneda rod HANDSOME AND WALI. hich bas been run only one month, will ive, Tt oan be aoen at George Mur: reg'e Law tn FMA LE Gude Otc eOd, wee Com Hai yebieg t place aa: TeRae, OUNTRY BOARD WANTED-BY A LADY IN DELI. cate health, ins private family on Long Island, and convenient to vea bathing. Address H. 8., Broadway Post Office, OUNTRY BOARD.—A GE ly cf ten oF less, can be ne the summer, in the pleasant village of Stamford, one ride in the oars. Ac tions for a psir of hoi wishod. For further inquiries, address A, J. BELL mer street, Stax ford, ) accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms, at No. 2 Palisade place, corner Tenth avenue and 158th stroet. DP 'SIRABIE, FURNISHED ROOMS — A PRIVATE family would let a suite of rooms to one or two gentle- 180, # single roo! mgdern iinprovemen the city, and convenient Apply st 6s Fourteenth st., first how ‘The house is new, and has all the ‘and in one of the best locations ia to the oars and two lings of stages. west of Sixth avanue mei VURNISHED APARTMENT--WITHOUT BOARD, IN FB iprivave femily, tor gontlomen, of geutlemen and wife; no childrea, Good references required, Terms ia advance. Apply at 213 Greene street, near Amity. URNISAED ROOMS.—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ES accommodated with handsome rooms. single or in suits, with partial board fe anew modern built house, with bath, sas, &e., by applying at B2 West Twenty-seventh streot, # few doors from Sixth avenue. iy RNISHED ROOMS—AT NO. 61 WALKAR Sf near Sromdway—a parlor and sitting room; also, Dedrooms. Apply as sbov QURNISH#O ROOM parlors, with bodrooms adjoining, board, private table furnished in eas parlor if desired, wt To4 and 760 Broadway. Strangers will find these apat mente proferable to the larcer more crowded hotels, Apply to ROBT. SINCLAIR, 754 Broadway, corner of Haghth seceot JURSTSHED ROOM a OMELY FUGNISHED , with or withedt AN PARLORS AND BI ‘wegr The moar, Broadway Apply at No. { Le Roy pla rooms spacious, OOMS WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN.—THE re it) furnished pardor, wil Herald Office, LV sional vee of a handsome! room adjoining Addrere tion and terms, and w KAVELLERS TO EUROPE, INTENDING TO REMAIN ‘® period in London, wishing to avoid the onerous éxpenros of English hotel life, and at she same time to secure a comfortable home, can hear ef superior nocommo- Gation ine private family Posiding in the neighborhood af Hiyde Park corner, by applying to B. C, CHARLES, No.7 Park place, N WO OP THRER SINGLE GENTREMEN OF eistity may obtain Tange, airy apd, well fura entries attached, with partial beard, di be house is pleasantly situated and o to the ferries, Terma modern apply at 7! Wom Breokiy Vill Ne take: and Clinton, 0 LET WITH DOARB—A FRONT KOUM ON THE cond floor, with hot and cold bath adjoining; also, 8 Too on the third Hoor, te, siugle, gentlemen, of yeattemen and thete wives. Apply wt 419 Washington street, bet roon Laight and Vostry etre; LET—A FURNASHED HOWS: street and Broadway, aotll the it of Poly te *"GKO, LEVIB, CORNER OF WHITE November, 1868. . E 380 Broadway. PO LEGA WIDOW LADY, LIVING RATIRRD, ‘would like to lot a furnished room ton Indy anntle men. vita) bontd, Addconp a, B., Bevsaway Fost Oules, ‘0 OR THREE’! oommodated with fal. br No. 78 Willoughby street, Brow.’ W4NTED—BOARD IN BROOKLYN man and wite. ia a private aE @ fowor ors, in tbe ad, are itty a RM a JANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A 8M furnished parlor and sized \- room, with breakiast, in a private family resldieg above 1 ‘ing the modern impesye- ting terms. r street, in « house bi Address B., Heral NTED PURCHASE, A FARM CON- from ten to thirty acres, within twenty miles of withor without improvements, located eomtl- whore there i ve A lars price, #0., J: CLAKK, Ping street, New York. OUSE WANTED—THE RENT NOT TO EXCEED $400 per annum. with modern improvements, in goed order, and pleasant location, not higher up than Fiftloth street, cast or west of Broadway, Three months rent will he paid in advance, the rent to begin the 1st of Septomber. ‘The sdvertiser, havibg sold his own house, would merely ro- quire one to store his furniture; dimox sions 20 or 2i feet, twe stories, Address Applicant, Herald office ITHOGRAPHIC PRESS WANTED. (4 having ® secondhand from 26 b: will find » purchaser by adSressing box $3 ofteo. ersey Lote IS SOUTH BROOKLYN WaNTRD, IN EX change for improved property paying good interests ‘apply to 11. tof Broadway. 00M AND BEDROOM place for cooking. wanted child; would prefer Brookiyn or New ting fully tho prico per annum, and particulars, “Mee cal,"” Herald offi TANTED TO PURCHASE OR LEASE—FOR 4 pancy by the first November next—in some one ef Connecticut towns, not more than six hours distaut by road from New York, anu also accessible by water, @ building or buildings, with some spare innd adjoining, weit able for a moderate sized wachine sho; address A.M: BURT, No. 64 W1 ry. stating ev pat jocality, size and pri ins “WANTED 10 RENT OR PURCHASK—A DWELLING ouse, with ail modern improvemants, fureace, Croton water, gas, 4c. Must be new or nearly #0, and location tween'Ninih and Twenty-fi th streets and Fourth and Avenues including Urving place. Worth $15,000 to $30,000, Piaseetlen teenie comic eats, Aires ber eat Pash Office, naming location and price. JANTED TO LEASE—A FEW TENANTABRE houses, £2 respectable familicg, for whieh fale pons vill be given Apply at No. 179 Elisabeth in the W ANTED TO HIRE—A SHOP SUITABLE FOR PIAMO- forte varcisbing and polishing. Address WM. TAP- PER, 106 Bast Twenty-cixth street. DRY Goons black gufpure, XTENSION OF PREMISES TO MERT INCREASED patronage, —J. AGATE’S furnishing store for gentle- inen, 266 Broadway, opposite the City Hall. has been comsid- erably enlarged, to cnable a perfoot cladsiticatioe of the different departments to be carried out. The novelties im every branch surpass by far any other establishment in the city, and are well worthy the attention ‘tlemen, Phe patent coravza shirt, guarantying a pi fit, made te jer and kept in stock. LOTH WAREHWOUSE.—WILSON G. HUNT & 00, ‘Nos. £0 and 82 William atre Maiden lane, im- porters and jobbers of goods for men’ F only, Are new prepared with a new and completo stock of cloths, onsa- meres, vertings, overcoatings, twoeds, linings, trimmings, &e., to which they invite the attention of merchant tailoms and manufacturers of thing. F. LEGRAIN, IMPORTER OF FRENCH SILKS, at No. 128 Broadway, having just returm Europe, is now opening his samples for the fall season. ETER ROBERTS & CO., (ONLY STORE) 375 BROAD- way, have just reecived a large stock of Valenciencs lace, and black lace mitts, The strangers aud ladics of the city are invited to call. Ex, 769 BROADWAY.—JUST RE- ads large stock ‘of oambric flouncings, black Ince mits, together with a large line of embroidered collare, feom, anction, thirty per cent less than they can be ofered in other store, to which they call the attention of thale and strangers, ROBERTS & KEELER, 769 Breadway. second door from Ninth stroet. EMBROIDEBIES, MOURNING GOODS, ‘it the attention of strangers aud residents to our new and clexant styles, received direst feom Parla fm the above goods, all of which wo will sell at loss prices they can bo purchased as In tbe city. KERR & C ILKS, LACES, © OBERTS & K ad Goon assone- Poi ews of all de fs, banda, and trimmings, low prices, TIFANY & CULTT PAULDING, THOMAS & VAIL, IMPORTERS OF goods for men’s wear, No. 41 Joon atreot, offer a very Compreiensive stock of broadclo ‘he and over coatings, and fancy enstimeres aud vestings, trimmings, £c., &e. common qualities to the very choic hich they invite the attention of buyers throughout the country. LIQUORS, ae, 20.000 225,082 STYLE SCBIEDAM GIN, LO. . don Dock,*Utard, and other choice bran witos, rum, gin, Whiskey, oordials, syrups, &c., in bottles om on draught, fm quautitioe to. suit, famillos or individuals, @® twonty per cont below any other house, W. H. UNDBREILL, 430 Broome steset. DOZEN OF CLARET WIN! 1 50 Pe 10.000 dozen, bottle tapned 200 Chia ofthe bane Seotch, East Inais and Phil hia ; 200 bbls. Dublin, London and Philadelphia brow at; Havana to W. H. UND: 430 Broome street, corm WHOLESALE AND R&TAIL—COGNAG, BO chelle, and Bordeaux brandios, ports, sherries, and Scotch and Irish whiskies, Jamaica and St. segars, for sale by AT pints jin, Bast India rum, assorted brands gin, Bast In London and Dublin potters, iavans, Ce at 2 ig = in qui mtay te jit, by PETERS & CHAMBERS, im- roadway. VAMILIES WILL FIND GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO as sab Fourth avenge seruey of Treaty alalch stroen Being $80 Fourth avenue cornet o lranch of We i Underhill'sactablishinent, 430 Brooms street,) under the management of Browne. ROPRIETORS OF HOTELS, AT THE DIFFERENT watering places, and throughout the country, are re quested to examine ou: extensive atook of wines and segara. which we offer at the lowest market price. inducements to onal buyers PETERS BERS, Importers, 300 Brosdway. ROPRIETORS OF HOTELS, SALOONS, AND LIQUOR dealers generally, are invited to save from fifteea te H. UND&RHILL, 48 twenty per cont, by purchasing of W. Broome street, corver of C wines, eogaes, y &o., iaported expressly for t! JUMMER WINES.—HOCKHEIKER, RUDES! Jobarnesberrer Steinberger Cabinet, Haut Seuterne, Foitte, La Tour, Chateau eax, St. Julian aad 86. tephe,tn cases of ono dozen each, for tale hy PKTERS & CHaMBERS. Importors. 900 Broadway. MUSICAL, reas —A COMPETENT PROFESSOR OF SPAN- ish will give lessons in that language im exchange fer Jessone on the pianoforte. As the proposer iss Professor im public institutions, he expects the gentioman whe will sa- fwer this to be a Professor of established reputation. Ape bly at No. 85 Warren street. MUsical—A FIRST CLASS MUSIC TEACHER 18 liberal salary will be paid. Apply Will music store, on Monday, 25th inat., .—THE QUICKEST PERMANENT ACTION ‘ade, from the plain square to the superb carved grand. Seen specimen at the Crystal Pulaee, standing om the top of the Hilliard table. Tho full and powerful tones of these pinnos recommend them to all wishing to purchase. Salesroom 693 Broadway, near Houston street, fashionable side, Cheap for cash. IANOFORTE WANTED.—WANTED TO PURCHASR, for oth, & firat rate six and @ half ootave piaaoforte. Addrees Professor, Herald office, stating price, mame ef maker, and other particulars. SUPERIOR MBLODEOSS.—THRSE MBLO- ‘are tuned ¢he equeal (omperamont like molism zane, and are superior in use, the har- yg iiunlly geod in all the keys. or sale: whole, sale und retail at the piano and music store of HORACE WATERS, 313 Broadway, corner of Anthony street. to their pianos. wholesale oF re Every inatcumeut warranted to give Satisfaction or the money rofunded. PURNETURM, {NAMELLKD AND GOTTAGE F iz 1 subscribers invite the attention of purchssers abe ble and durab! ber muites, froma S26 62 White stress, three Deslers, sbi and the trate Wakwick’ s TORMAR. 4 supplied on Liberal terme. NAMELLED AND @OTTAGR FURNITURE.—SETS KE fr to $1,000. a suit all tastes. GILL! a urers, O85 Broadway (@ few doors above Spring street, aide), mar nufactory, No. 49 Greene stroot, a pomeenmeereree Qurms OF ENAMELLED COTTAG WO. fee to $0.—Purecht ry beat and cheapest suites te bo bi ywhere. st wholoiale prices; ‘and palliascos made at the lowes ed pure Lair. MATHBWS & STACY, 5a Broadway, oven of Spring street. OCULISYS ANL AURIsTS. JAYNESS PRUMANSNYLY REMOVED IN a FEW D)*2reMiturat inconvenience or epesution, hy fie mos of ted Aconstic Fi i iseovered after tventy jady of diseawes ae the eRe, as 60) to the frm Lovdon, by the Dr_Lont HerSisieny Be Goaas of Gat beats, Qe vb t te tusale dentnees, ever he ete., ete. onaos of Ie existing for t in warrant i at tate rolief sud wea) the above remedy is vegas fession thro yet Kurope, and Meena Yor the sis Sime to the pede his snake, be dent hy mal, Dostege sae tlvode on woosga of Ae Tee Sire ve be. LON TAIN, Ne. 1 Calon Streak, ale ai tiny. Kew York SPECIAL NOTICE TO TH Ss whe contemplinte conralting anrint, 80 Prince street, sonthenst 1, utd furthes notion. on Mt from 9 A. M. till 3