The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1853, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND CUMMERCIAL, Ra eee MONKEY MAKKBE™, Pauway, August 5—6 P. M. ¥ The stock market was very much depressed at the opening this morning, and throughout the tendency of prices was dewnward. Large lots of stock were offered, ‘but could not be sold, except at prices which holders at present sre not disposed to aconpt. What they refuse now they may be glad to take next week. Most of the ‘wanractions in Erie to-day were for cash, and the pur- @hasers principally the bears, for delivery. This tended materially to sustain prices; but even with this the de- Preciation was steady from the opening to the close. From ‘the large purchases of Parkes Vein om time, buyer's op- ‘tion, we should think the bears might soon find them- aélyes in a tight place, if they were not particularly cau- Mous ia their operations, Railroad stocks appear to be in bad odor, and they are rapidly changing hands. It has been thoroughly demonstrated that they are bank- Yupt and rotten in their finances, te the very core; and ‘those whe have lived so long upon faith and hope have mbandoned all, and realized the best market price,- At ‘the first board to-day Morris Canal declined 4 per cent; Pennsylvania Coal, %; Florence and Keyport, %; Nica- Fagus, %; Cumberland Coul, 4; Parker Vein, 1; Crystal Palace, 1; Hudson Railzoad, 34; New York Central Rail- Toad, 34; Erie Railroad, 9; Harlem, %{; Stonington, %¢; Erie Income Bonds, 3. ‘At the Mining Board this morning there was not much Aetivity; 100 shares North Carolina Copper sold at 814 per cont; 100 Mimeral Copper Company, 234, eller 60; and 200 do do. at 2%. After the adjournment of the first Board to day, Simeon Draper sold at auction the following stocks :~ 9 sbares Hudron River Stone Dressing Co, 60 de Suffolk Benk, American Ex New York and Staten 2 land Sixth Avenue Railroad, 14K 21 Latting Observat ry, . 80 967 do Francis Metallic Li . 80 ~ 10 do mn 16 do $0 do Buffate, Corning aud New Yor! ‘The one hundred tons of copper pyrites, from the mines ‘ef the North Carolina Copper Company, sold to-day, for ac- @ount of that concern, brought prices ranging from $4 1234 to $4 76 for each, per cwt. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Troasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $104,263 97; peymenta’ $182,822 19—Balance, $8,398,162 93. The amount of trearury notes outstanding on the lat ‘ef August was $115,161 64, of which $103,861 64 were ‘of the several issuos prior to July 22, 1846. ‘The annexed official statement exhibits the amount of tolls collected on ali the Now York State canals, in cach of tho past eight years — New Yore Starr Canate—Tor1g Comecren. Value. $063,835 ti 1,001 580,664 112,003 631 =—-:132,812 Total.....0++-.+..5,553 ploy a 4,959 $1,615,050 Withdrawn from We Manuf. of pant seve 207) $58,228 361 ©: $76,008 Cotton... 146 bod 80 16,466 12 20.838 46 27,800 63 9,771 oT 4,566 4 1,085 2 8,640 eceeses +682 $129,486 636 «$128,480 $2.696 13L $37,828 10 279 uM 8,077 4,085 90 17,738 T1387 12 7,878 ll Total value put on ns < Toe Do, do. do, Aug. 4, ,' 1863,", Decrease in the week this year. No escential slteration has occurred ia the position of the dry goods traffic since this day week. The country jobbers, more especially those from the West and South- have been the heaviest operators, though greater willing, ness to deal has been displayed by local buyers. Few orders have, so far, been received from Northern merchants, who—thanks to the matchless facilities of communication between their homes and this metropolis—are never in a hurry to reach New York thus early in the season. We are, nevertheless, a little surprised to learm of their tardi- ness just now, when, though goods are abundant, they are dear, and yet very apt to appreciate. We presume that they have been unavoidably detained, partly by the necessity of winding up the spring business, and partly by preparations for visiting this city, whither, in conse. quence of the attractions of the Crystal Palace, most of them will be accompanied by their families. Their absence, however, is not likely to be prolonged, as the autumn’s progress must drive theminto us, When they do arrive they will greatly augment the activity that at present characterises the trade, and contribute to the realization of the hopes generally entertained by factors, who thivk thst as our wants have been so rapidly en- larged, even the unusually weighty quantity of goods now here and ordered for future delivery is apt to prove quite moderate, if not inadequate, and that consequent- ly prices are sure to be supported, if not improved. We can testify that the fall campaign was never commenced under moze favorable auspices, and should ordinary akill reer 0 and care be exercised in ita direction, we shall be much 1,654,451 | disappointed if it fails to reach a successful end. brace Brown shestinge and shirtings aro ia fair aupyly and 1,131,129 | geod demand, within the annexed range:— 300, ‘Width. Price, 1322, 479 31 8% 1,271,771 87 84 3 A comparison of receipts for the two years, to July 22, pe a ay *4 30 6% Manchester..3,25 37 724 1852 aad 1853, showing the general course of trade, is as 45 103¢ Mariposa mills.. 37 934 follows :--- 37 8% Maw..d 312 BT 1H 1862. 1853, Decrease. Incr. 30 8g sa0eOsoee 23% Sf *On up froight mer- i He “bona 2+. $304,689 $360,074 — $64,086 a1 bs @n don dows, do. * from bn ‘States...... 630,237 514,281 $15,966 - os oxtons fr’ght from > oe) oy this Beate......4. 387 387,653 553 881,816 - 263 4 01 $ Total $1,222,470 1,271,771 15,950 65 48 30 8% (Piped Prre sees 15,956 31 624 terseatensesenenenee sees 16,056 ie Rigel ships sex vsodssocoha ns sscoseceses oN = fF ‘Tho Watertewa and Rome Railroad Company have de- 37 39 9 ‘@lared « dividend, for'the past six months, of five per cont, aia sik A company has just been erganized to builds railroad 37 8 36 8 from Cincinnati to Indiamapolis, along the Whitewater 80 6K 37 8 valley, Tho dispute as te whethe® the road should go os a Be through Lamel, or by way of Metamora to Rushville, has 36 53% a 9 ‘been nettled, by leaving the locatigqn of the route to the Soom e 65, ri ox Sa ox | 8 ‘engineers, who.are to select the shortest, cheapest, and Greatiails.0 3°30 81 1K 36 dest route. Hard Twist,.A.. 36 7% The annexed report of the New Albany aud Michigan | Harrisburg. aT 8 ‘Wty Railroad has just bsen ivsued:—The stack subscrip- | Hooksett § Mills. baa tioma have reache! $2,719,000, There is already laid “arom Betweda New Albany cud 8) omtegton TSmiles of track | eettoge., 25 7 between Crawfordsville and Lafaystte, 28 milos; and ba. | Mien heucas.66 i Bi tween Lafsyotte and Michigan City, 67 miles—amaking in | tawrence..A 1% 10d all 172 miles, and leaving 214 miles still tolay. Itis ex Do B 8% 54 pected that the whole will be completed by May Let, 1854 Bi; Wiecepes it 7 8 6k ‘The entire cost of the read, with equipments, depots, &e. 1% Williamsville 1235 is put down at $5,000 000; to finish which they have capi 5 Pied Winthrop., OM tal stock, $2,210,000: bonds iesued, in’all, $3,000,000; mak- ing $6,210,000, The amount expended thus far has been $4,004,689, This road is simply an extension of the Michigan Central to the Ohio river, and is constructed by the great influence of that company. ‘The Chicago aad Rock Island Railroad was opened on ‘March 21, for a little over half its distance, and is being operated by the contractors, who have not yet procured full equipments for freighting, yot the receipta for four montis (chiefly from passeogers) show @ very gratifying result, vir :— April—For passengers... Mi Pyeight and walls, $23,522 40 64 May—Psrcangers, « —Freight and mails, $1,413 92 June—Pareergerr..... Freight and iasils 38,189 36 July—Paseongers.. Freight and misila 48,145 16 Total: -8145,070 84 It is the intention of the coutractors to have the whole road open to the Mississippi, at Rock Island City, early in the spring, and todeliver it to the company om July 10th, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of fereign dry goods entered a: this port for coasump- ‘tion, for warehousing, and alo the withdrawals from ware- house, during the week ending and including Thursday, August 4, 1863 :— @omwarce or THe Port or New Yorx—Luronrt or pry Goons, Entered for Consemption. (MANUFACTURES OF WOOL, MANUFACTURES OF SILK. Phgs._ Value Pkgs. Value, 6 $156 670 Silks... 255 $244,824 2134 72,045 80 67 301 + 104 38.681 Cot. &worewed 794 197,480 Stuff goeds.., 2 3079 Gessimeres... 2 1773 20, O41 Cravall vevese Poogees...... Silk & worsted Silk & cotton, Ovuer maa, Total......1,091 $650, 504 MANUFACTURES OF FLAX, Lineos...,... 311 $60,851 Do. and cotton 4 MANUPACTUBRS OF COTTON. Toon... Gottons.. ..., 510 $119,608 638 10196 3 4,003 Manufac, of., 2 1,312 p ; animes 12 Total ...... 876 $93,617 Ewmbieidery . 8 ‘MISCELLANROUS, Velvets 13 Straw goods... 74 $0,650 Taces, Artificial wre 71 Millinery . 4 Spool. Coll , cuff, &e, 30 Other mas. of, 32 Embroidery .. 9 _— Kid gloves... 108 Tetal.....,, 904 $204,222 Leather do, 25,999 ‘ Matting, roils a” 1,627 + Totals... 681 $192,812 Withdrawn from Warchouse, MANUFACTURES OF Woo! MANUFACTURES OF SILK. 16 $18 353 8 1458 4 1,655 4 2487 16 2,553 2 1,086 Beaids & badge. 1 203 Total....., 46 $27,900 , MANUFACTURES OF FLAX ‘ mens......, 12 2,047 rate 16 bo & cotton, 16 2,519 Dolored do... 16 ot — Prin's § 1052 Total...... 27 $4,600 8 44 MISCELLANEOUS. 5 1,404 Straw goods,, 18 $2,047 6 529 Shawls...e0. 8 933 Total.,.... 80 $16,406, Total,..... 22 $3,040 Entered f Varehouse. MANU PACTURIN OF WANUPACTURRS OF COTTON, vattona .,.... 28 7,072 Bmbrolderios, 6 1,805 Total.,.... 3# $8977 MAQUPACTURKS OF FLAX $1,725 8 Total ..,.. ae a) 404 Stine 5 Bleached +heetings and shirtings manifest considerable vigor and firmness, Cotton flannels are freely offered, but eppear rather quiet. Prices, however, are main- tained. pretty quickly purchased at fuil rates. xe not very brisk, at 8c. for brows for bleached; and 93gc. for blues. The stock is Gipgbams are readily taken at Ilo. for leadiog makes. Lawes sre urcbanged. Navkins appear inactive and somewbat languid. Osnabuzgs are lesa abundant aud in gocd request a: very firm quotations. Printing cloths aze scarce and needed, but factories) high claiws retard operations. Prints, too, are race and held above buyers’ liuits, Hence, the traussctious ia them are restricted at prices within our range — Alien’s Madder, 32 Menotomy— vy Blue aad White— 9 9 Blue and Orange— 9 914 Merrimack, Fancyl0 9104 Do, Blue..— a Big Do. Blue wi Orange ..— 8 7K Blue and Orarge— sox Meuram, Black Green sud Black— 9 93% — and White a1 Blue and White— 9.954 Perkins C ag Ruby... Providence Chapins’ macdera 9 9.936 Works— Cocheco Plates...— al03 — Madder, No. 1..10 10% Covestogs Madder— ald Do. No.2... 9 9 934 Dunuell & Co.'s Do. Freach ACder ese oe 93402036 styles 36... Franklin, ‘Black Ripke’s Mar. Shir— 910 and White...,.— 8 Robeson & 3on's— Do, Bik. &iav— a 83% — Blueaud Orango— 9 914 , Ind Gream.,...— 9 9% Biue and Gresn— a 91; Bfuo and White a 83, Do. large fig...-- 910 Rochelle, Black ani While.,.., mom. Do Bik&Pur.. 7 a 8 Do. Bik, & Lav. 9 a 9 30 Sprague’s wadder 9 4.8 Do. Fancy 63ga13 Blue and Hamition,. on 9% Orango ... 8 9.936 Lodi, Blk. ‘end Wh 9 9.914 Woeeh Bik. & Wh. 910% Do. wadder.,.. 9 al0 Do, Blk & Lay... 8 93 Manchester mod. Do, Madder,..... 934010 det st § ai mand and firm, ‘Ticks are freely offered, and the lead styles, quickly bought at read werative rate We apvex a comparative statement of the shipments hence of cotton goods between January Ist and August Ist :— 1852, 1353. = Decrease, Increase. January pkgs... 622 1,425 pon 503 February = do... 8,270 4,799 3,47t - Marca do. 1,683 4796 _ April do. 7 sod 7,961 May do 1,160 = June do 4,453 - July do, 384 - Total, pkgs. (20059 22,118 Wooliens are more inquired for, partisularly by mer- chants from tho iaierior, end though the imperfect stocks, both av regards quantity and variety, and the en- hanced’ pretensions of owners, seriously obstruct the trade in such, a good business has been transacted there in during the past week, which may be looked upoa as the first of vigorous season, We bave nover wituenred such ® thorough reliance upon the future prosperity of this branch of counneree, among mauufacturers aad holders generally, as is now perceptible. The circum: stances out of which it has grown are known to all our readers,'and it) therefore is unsecesrary for us to ro- count them. How long it may be susieiaed, and in what manver it is most likely to result, aro yet mattera of wa- certainty, But, unless affairs alter custly, wo ars con- vizesd that it will last throughout the fall, and doubt. love terminate as satisfactorily aa those who ‘share it can reasonably wish, leavin Si parties in good spirits at the close of this year, Blavkets are in better request at the advanced prices, Caseimeres soll freely and well. There is @ mods inquiry for oloths, which are rath sparingly tendered. though unimproved in value, Fian- nels command a readier market, at asking rates. Josns a6 a little more active, but not dearer. Desirable makes of linseys are much needed at 22c, » 230; less saleable kinds being 200, a Qe. Mous, dolsinen attract in- creased attention, and oy full quotations. Satinets axe in poor supply aud good demand, without variation in price, There is cousiderable animation in tweeds, which are firm and uniform. The movements in foreign goods have beon decidedly moxe extensive during the past than the precedtn week. Continental ‘abrics especially have been operated in with marked freedom. Seasonable dress goods are the | most rought after. ‘Toe supply is remarkably large and fine, We notice in it a predominance of fancy articles, the amount of ftaple manufactures being unusually light, theugh these are ever tho safest kinds to produce an® import. The quantity of silke ood woollens oo band is mot as heavy as that of cottons, though we are informed more of these are received from Great Britain then all other ree States. The rise iu pricss of the raw materials un! iin Aan etead supplies of puch, These have generally beea ordered, Of any consequence having been shipped hither by Manufacturers thimselyos, partiy becauce they hve found more then enoogh to do in eatis'ying thé calls of their American onston@rs and artly because they dreaded the fats which such consignments have mat with in this elty for mares to know tha Deogeit aud waleas these ave fully understood, aug attempt to stook our market miLMy doubt, occasioned this, Ge ghe gorge given’ to imported silk and woollen goods, t pecially. ovor domestics, has tended to br ve the have really and this li Se for this yeason tI sony staan or and Soot cateh and Tech h linene pra cae active money in price. iat? c08 20:0 to importaat change ia oe “a a Augnat 6, «1 $10000 US6'e, '62.b3 60 100 NJ NT “ine Eee ed 70.83 87 40 Penva Coal Co 5000 bs 87 2000 Erie Inc Ba. 04; 1000 ERRC Ba, 71 91 1000 E RR C Bs, \62 92 3000 Hud lat M Bs 105 33 MiechSRR_.. 100 N ¥ Cont! RR b60 117 do. b3aft opg 6 opg 116% AM +. 57! do 2.60 me | 26 Harlem ze Profd 195, b90 103. 25 Mich Cestl RR,. 106 25 Panama BR....83 111 BOARD. $1000 Erie Inc Bs.. %{ 100 sha Hud RivRR. 68% 560 shs Shoe & L Bic, 100 100 do 360 68 100 Morzis Canal..s60 100 Nic Trans Co, .«30 100 MeCullock Gold. , 60 CumbCoalCo.... 18% 7 CITY TRADE REPORT: Fripay, August 6—6 P. M. Asnes.—Sales haye been made of 60 obls., at $5 1K for pearls, and $4 75 for pote, Bet 100 be 100 Ibs. merican yellow realized Eawswax.—Some 1,500 29c , cash, per Ib. BREADSTUFYS.—Flour continued to advance, and was in fair request for home use and expert. The sales reached oe Bb sour at $4 75 a $4 033;; superfine No. 2 at 983 a $6 1234; mixed to fancy wosterm at $5 25 a $5 483%; ordinary’ to choice State and common to good Mee! at $5 8154 a $6 50; and other grades at proportion- resting vices. Capadian varied little. The transactions in ern embraced 940 bbls, at $4 43% a $4 mined to good, 36 08 8 $5 8734 forfavorite, and $5 8756 ak for fancy. jersey meal Wheat naecbeeee old Genesee pail $140; a few lots new do., for seed, at $1 50 060 western white, part at $134 a $1 35; 2 06 $1 24; and 2,500 southern do, at $1.20. Rye was held at 80c. State and Western oats sold freely at 2480 a 47. ‘bushel. Corn was im better supply, and easier. ales consisted of 35,000 bushels mix: jellow Western amd mixed Southern, at 753¢c. = ‘c. per busbel. TGermes Bales a uiet; the sales embraced 60 eee Mara- caibo, at 9560; aad 800 Rio at Oc. a 93<c._ per Ib. Sorrmi—Aabout 4, 4,200 Ibs, old changed hands, at 23360. © ho. per Corton—The sales of to-day wers 2,700 bales, at prices exhibiting » firm market at our quotations: SARC ¢ VERPOOL (CATION, Atlanti Fully fair to good nominal, Fauicats.—To Liverpool, abeut 25.000 oe oceng wheat vere engezed, at 84, in bulk aud 844d pa bara, About 1 6C0 to 1,200 bbls. flour wers Sioa sta 94. ; 500 bbls, rosia et 2a, 94.; 150 bates leather at three eightas ot & pe ud 1 000 do. at one fourth of a penny The clipper ship Warren, which mado the trip from TValps- rao to New York in sixty-seven days, the quickest on record, was tsken up to load chietly with grain for Glas- gow. There was uothieg mew to Loudon or Havre. To Cetcras rates varied from 40s. to 5c, per foot measure- men Frvit—Tho days’ business embraced 200 boxes bunch ratins, at $2 20; 10 cares sardines, ws 6c; and 200 bbls, currants, on terms not made public. HaY.—Sales of 650 bales river wore reported, at 7éc, sxe per 100 iba. Hww,.—American continued firm and uachanged in price, with but small transactions, on account of the ia creased rates acked by holders, mauufaccurers boing of cploion that the expscted pacific settlement of the Eu- ropean 4 ficulties will tend to coun‘eract the recent ad vance. Russian yarns were one-fourth of a penny lower. Manilla remained duli of sate. Arale of Scotch piz was reported, at $33 per ton, usual terme, Lim,—Rockland was in atendy request, at 80c, for commen, and $l 15 for tamp, per 1b. MOLASES.—Sales have been made of 100 ged musco- vaio, part at 20c., and 60 clayed Cubs, at 180 per gal. NAVAL Stores —Rerins and yey irieeanas were un- altered, Some 300 bbls. spirits turpentine found buy- ers in lote, at 45c. per gallon, Ous.—Whale was in better demand, and hold above purchasers’ limits, Nothing vew occurred in sperma, Seles were reported of 200 packets olive, at $425 a $6 ch; and 6,000 galious linseed, at the improved Proyistons.—Pork has beeo, since our last, more sought afier, The wales add ap 900 bola. Woatern, chioy mesa, at $15 756; end prime, at $12 87% 0813. Cut meats were as last noticed. 'Bacon was scarce and quiet. Salen of 200 pkgs lard were effected at 10%c. a 10740. por 1b, Beef seemed more active, The operations couprised 300 bbls., at previous quotations, Butter aud cheese were aa Tast roticed. Rea. Latare —Salos st auction, by KE. H. Ludlow :— Lot, portn rida of Thirty eighth street, bateren Fifth and Sixth rveaues, $3,020; 140 Ninth avenue, $3,000, SoaP.—There were 150’ boxes Castile disposed of, at 11%e. per lb. SvGaRs.—Tho day's business consisted of 500 lhds. of Cuba, at 440. & Sc.: 60 do,, in bond, at 4e,; and $00 boxes browa Havana, a 644c., par Ib, ToBacco,—Sales have boc made of 20 hogshoads Kon- tucky, at 7c., and 100 casey Obio aced leaf on privave terms. Warsniy.—There were sola 900 barrels Western and Prison, at 2630, a 2686. por gallon, Woot—We continue our quotatio dnll market; the transactions are limited to small o tions with the dealers, and but little inquiry for apesule- tion, The lightuesa of the stock om hand, and the im. proved comand expeoted this tall, will have the etfeet of <eping up the low grade and clothing wools, Imporrations oF THe Wark —Biesohing powders—50 berrela, 60 casks, Barilla—25 valentino qtls. Coal—153 tone, 208 claldrons. Choese—1 barrel. Cotfve—12,870 bags Coora—350 bare, 14 barrels, 80 cares. Cotion— 271 bugs. Coppae—3.342 Ibs, 23 pieces, 10 barrels old; 3 toon old coppee and brass, 4 barrels, 32 pieces copper. i Goode! 390 packages per steamer Washingtoa; do, per ship Geo. ¥, Patten; 874 do. per Moruimer ivi ing tay 431 do. per Monsoon; 106 do. por Lovus; 79 do, per bark Henry Buck; 300, per Urania; 12 do por brig Carlo; tocal, 3,685 packayes. Dyewood:—905 piooes Drezilstto; 200 peculs sapan; 660 atl, 79 pivaas, 909,260 Ibe. logwood; 133 tons, 604 pieces, 3,200 qtls, fustic Drugs acd Dye+—260 cases indigo, 20 onsks yellow ochra; 486 cantars brimstone; 70 barrels sulphate of zinc; eases absyenthe: 9 do, ensences; 19 casks cream tartar; 200. msddér; 4 do. chocolate of ‘potash; ae boxes buds end 260 bundles cassis,’ 1 onak nrgola; ue; 4 boxes Coohincal: 6 bales ipaate; 181 bola: divi divi; 10 os, cor! 4 boxes do weighing 1693 quintals weighing 95134 valentine quincals, 203 8 carks, 11 bags ; ash; 0 bbls, jallap; 1 case minerals; 103 bble sarsapa 20 bags juniper berries, Fire Cracksru-2,000 boxes. Fruit— 400 boxes lomons; 170 boxes shelled almonds; 100 boxes ora pine opplee 834’ bbls. limon; 7 bole Thestauta; » kegs tamarinds; B76, yes Brazil nuts; 219 boxes {ruita; 70 bags Giberts; 15 boxes sweotmenta; 1 cask prunes, Hate—14 packages straw, 15 do, hats, ‘Hsir— 7 bble. bore, 43 bbls hair. Hemp—2,121 bales hom; Horn:—10,876 horns, “Hides—0 060 dry ox and cow; 1,080 éry horse; 226 ox, and 2428 cow; 602 dry, 2,358 hides8 Honey—6' tierces. India Rubber—20 ‘Troa—$,031 bars railroad, weighing 672 tous: 6,303 bars and 40. tons railway ‘iron; 3,780 bars, 1647° bundles iron: 400 1,078 bundles do., Boxes do. bundles, weighing 10 tons; 800 bundles hoops; 1620 Bundles sheet, iron; "2,017 tona pig iron; 1,477 bare ratl; 200 tons sorap; 234 tons cast; 4 tons wrought; 4 tone, 211 plates iron; 260 toma, 2 anchors, 1 old boiler do, Junk—12% tons, mb iet old junk, Lowd— 24 tons 01d; 2,600 tbs., 1,009 pige laud. Laathor—1 case, Lumber—87,000 teat’ sawed, 64,000 do, latha; 91/100 latha, Matt—71 dozen mats) Marble—300 marble abat- vee; 7 canes do, works, 2 cases articles, 78 casea marble and siabastor works: 368 blocks, 3,000 marble tiles, Metala—81 packages, 4 pieeos old, 1 box. 50 Ibs. yolew Moines6:—-16 tieroos, 189 casks, 498 hhds. mo- Ipe Otla— 760 boxes, 750 baskets olivi il 4pkga,, Loask, 12 chents, 600 boxes, BqDere ‘poxee bottled oil, Oil meal—170 puncheons, a re tureed cargo Paicts—-2 ovska varnish, Plaster—180 toms, 260 wma stove pi Rage—1 410 valon 5 500 Tos.; & lot OM fags, Rei 6 prokages: Salt--3 859 tacks cowmon, 1,810 do 4, 2,460 Whis walt in bork, 900 9, Bonaire, 1175 bts. 1,090 sacks, al togetber 4,526 barrola, 6,367 packs, 2,906 bushels nai, Shall—4 voxvs shell Lower: L box tuctotse, 300 pumckeons eee 3 = i aR os API SI SEES Se Ee ES SLES Se Se Pe boxes plates. ‘Tea—11,908 ages, 2 boxes, 3 haf chests tea. Wine—2 340 baskets champagne; 1,010 306 quarter carks Burgundy port, 989 canka red and white; 60 cake red wiae; i box cordialx. 6 ipes 8 half do, 54 bhds, $10 canka Bas bols., 60 octavon, 158 chats, 2 cot i backets wire, Wooe—247 pieces w shorany; 60 pice cedar; 20 dozen, 461 lorw rovawoul 59 pisces wood. Wool—15 ne 49 bags wool; 87 bags flocks; 73 bales weate. Domestic Markets. Camarwor Cavite Marker. August 3.—At market 1,054 cattle, about 800 beeves, and 264 stores. —Prices—Market 50; test it quality, $7 25; necond $5 to 86 Hides, $6 perewt. Tullow. stesso” “pelts, Tbe ,e $l. Call hinh le,'per ib, "Veal oaiven $5, $1 to Siti Sit at mare ket. Stores—Workirg oxen—$102 to $153. Cows and calves—$21 to $€3; 52 at market. Yenrlings, $10 to $12; two years old, $17 to $82; three years old, $32 t9 $62. "Sheep avd lambs—4,692 ‘at market, Kx. tra, $4 to $62: by lot $2 50 to $3 50," Swine—Waolesale, hard fat boga,’6}<c, per 1b. Bricuton Marker, Aug 4.—At market 1,209 beef oattte, 526 stores, 6,800 rheep, and 430 swine. 200 beef cuttle uosold, Prices—Beef oat we reduce our quotations to correspond to gales. Extra $7 50 a $7 75: first quali 087 26; second $6 26 « $676, end third $5 a #8. Woke hs oxen, @ fow yoke only sold on accouat of the storm. & $145. Cows ond Calves, sales $24 a 362. falon of lots $2780 8 50 8 Ohio hogs 6c. a rom pigs, by lot, 80.; at retail, from 8igc. a 103 A BY ASVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY, SEE FIFTH AND SEVENTH ‘PAGES. RIE AOR A i $7.000 vaio ater pleane ty goad in nl ay tooks: 1,108 Post ‘Offlse, stating Took and venient of houses. Owners only will be faogotinted FOO REE, CHEAPEST PRopguty IN THIS city at private sale. Tw roars avon’ hy w three story ard basemout bo to the corner ) built fa the best mi yee tle ene doors, handsome front spies &o. For further 10., 43 Chambers street. inquire of DE MOTT & ~FOR Pane A DINING SALOON AND ne of the best Lo down 508 oonnected with ti aoe rablon of nay, aro that ed hes Apply to C. B. HO us, ‘No. 83 Nassau 0m street, up stair. $800 <.RAREE FOR sabe, Fon re ioe corner ofone of the avenues, cee tly fitted if lense, and everythit it t eae ee rea a for ourrying one largo me tale; ox coop CHANCE.—tWo OYSTER SALOONS, EX. cellont atavds, for sale chonp. as the owner is Tosving For particulars, inquire Oe Inbush Brothers, corner of Carl R A GOOD INVESTMEN™.—FOR SALE, roth street, near PIPGA avenue, two new brick oy sphaving Cro threughout. Rent roadily t ante, for $1,300 | ae annum, Termaleasy. Apply to J. PE PECARE, 1 168 Heave ‘A FEW CHOICE HOUSE LOTS, IN BROOKLYN, situated Rem jorrepont strecte, oy lk of ee t ey. oe ae In, oF obte: i exe to sv Pork city. Inquire of nee __ 9. B. POTTER, No 9 Chathbers ptreet, Now York, SMALL FARM FOR SALE, CONTAINING SIXTEEN acres, situated at Piermont, Reekland county. Said Zarm haa on it a dwolling house, barn, &e., and a due atroam ofapring water runs olose to the door; also, « good variety uit treed. ith ines, shrubbery, &0.,in fue condition. Apply to: G BELL, 29 Brosdwa bata ene TABLES F FOR SAL! ‘WE INVITE telah © ors to examine our stook of billiard tables in marble or wooden a bye cee the robert ready for shipment, and at jhempe! Saber establishm atin ath the. Valea States. ‘pet 7 to ay ARD & BENJAM Peeremes oF: 8. ‘and see our D table at the Worl Bee aay NEAR 7as Ea Labatt df 308 fo1 Fulton and South ferries. eral ané tolet furnished with all mederm Saran h, &e., and in good order, now. Lote for a 1 near the ferries etter loci ok! ink ree easy, JORN BRAIN RD, are on fe lyn. RUG STORE FOR SALF.—T0 BE aN A SACRI- d om accommodating terms, owing to tho pro- prietors going to Europe, re. handsomely fitted up, ly new. steal ‘or eres residences, drug st well stocked and low reat, situated in a growing and thick! poyniat oe uelghborhood in Williamsburg, Regoipte everas: mS $7 por day, Address Drug Store, Hers!4 ce. OR SALE er OPPORMUNITY 1iial 18 bRLDOX ‘mot, is offered for nine hundred dollars, consisting of atock and fixt four years loase, of s wine, fruit pa rook y. Every sntisfacti NGELO, Herald oifico OR SALE—THE SI “ecrrin gy: TEARS LEASE FROM APRIL 1868, to A | Iquor store, to 175 Kast Sixtoenth OR SALE—TUE BYELL-KNOWN PUGLI situated at High Bridge, Bltacp. peoaks Axtecon, of bargin. or further partioulars spply ox the promises, o: AKRETT D, K, 99 Barclay stcout OR SALE—THE LEASE OF A CORNER STORE AND dwelling, with a stock of groceries and facd, with sta Dios and shed nttsohed, one of the oldest and best located otands on the Third avenue, Apply at 1911 i. {OK SALE—CHEAP, A COFFEE, SPICE, AND grint miil, now doing a good busi Satiafactory ros. sovs given for selling. Apply to . 68 Marri bon street. OR SAL@—A SHARE OF “AN FARM NOW SELLING lots, $3.000 will purchase ous-tanth, and fie whole will sell for $90,000, Address T,, box 2,304 Post OR SALB—A REAUTIFUS, BRSIDENCE ON ton avenue, Brooklyn, with or without tho ‘The house is built of brick’ with all the modern ta, as gas, water, &o. Six lotsare attachod, with a fine ‘ble; also, » pair SL Saarinen, horses, and three car- od harness. Apply t BS. SMKIEANT & GAY, 157 Broadway. ‘OR SALE—THAT SPLENDID BLOCK OF GROUND, with the Mansion House ard outbuildings, situated be: tweon 149th and 150th streets, and Seventh hth ave- nues, on a desirable gr of the most beautirnl lo- cating on the island, Iaid out in the most tusteful manner, havin rious kings, and splen: Sbundarce’ The soil isvof the Digh state of outtivation, ‘The ga snd most fragrant plants and f! rty are picturesque and interesting, comprising (he Nich Bridge, Harlem river ratty! Island Sound, do, &o. roverbially healthy; excctlent salt water ng 4 within two hundred feet of ‘this to procure. either for e tire block of ground 80, ben i, , is to ovour ay: Apniy to ED unds oho! fee fratt and oth The location i ds ain. sy. DWIN WUTLER, No. 18 South , commer of Peok slip, up stairs, F*. SALE—TWO FINE AND VERY TAME SQUIR els, one black spd ong grey; two very superior, ent ho following bird: ene starling, and 3 vormin algo English jay, ono Eng- @ monatain mino. Apply insect exterminator depot, 48 Broadway, “4k OR SALE—A DOUBLE BARRELLED GUN, WITT ense, &c., eomploto, Can bo soon at Me. WILLIAM B, LEETE ‘Ss, gan mith, Perry etreot. aa OR SALE-TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON TWENTY- sixth street, 200 basi of Fourth avenue, 25293.9. Price or Also two feet lote on Twonty: fourth atrost, ot east of Four! th avenue. Theos lots cannot be sr iteed for galiding Jars, being we I} Aply to KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenu OTP M. JOR SALE—A DINING SALOON, WICH BAR AT. tached, located down town, betwcen Maiiex Leno and Pine street, and exst of Broadway, filtod up in el style and vow doing « lucrative business. Kent low, eth three years leaso, Will be wolf cheap, ag the owner has other business to eugage hin attention. For partionlsrs, apply to A. UTILS, Auctioueer, office 100 Broadway, OK SAL#— AT TNE CORNER OF FIFTH AVENUS and Fifticth street, two lots, [0M by 100 foot, with» tae lection No. 1, on three siues permanent open olombia College and Chnroh squats, connecting 0 nore park, on fourth de all iets protested by strongort covenants sgatost all nuisencos. Also. tho fuest ; price $2,000; to be seen to-morrow, at f Chalets stroct wed Broadway Herald office. P, B, HOSKADAY, THR PROPRIETOR OF THE PRILA- K. L, Taeker, in consequonce of a acvore atinek of pals; > @isquartied from conducting his Dnsiness On account of his health, hie felanda and his phy: sicinne have advised him $0 glve up public life. Elo will sell out his ortah try. The ho a so al no gomiments. Apply at 14 an POR SALEGPROPERTY IN, VARIOUS PARTS OF ‘this city, Brooklyn, Willismsborg and Skrowsbury, N.J. Inquire of COMBS &RICHAR Real Eatate Auc- Hioneors, 76 Trinity Building, 111 Browdway, New York OR SALR—A GROCERY STORE, ON THE BE +t of the Kighth avenue, with stock, Axturos, lem horss avd wagon, £0. Will be sold cheap for cash, ‘Opening uncther store, ‘This is or some smart Inquire ia lo: fro) property in the coun- woll known, and nued 7 Bowery. (OR SALA, on “10 | Lark vany Dass BLR RE hi tok. situ sted in sion given. 80 wad 62 William st, OR SATE OR TO LEY—AT TWH FOOT OF FIFTY- ninth street, Nerth river, ‘of nine yours, of part ht ulkhend, well onlouletod for oval ip of manufactnrine of cement and ab ne Wont strost, or foot of Fifty ninth vor. Ww. TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. my PARTY HAVING one half {nverest in a manufacturing estab euocessful operation, paying forty por whieh can be increases ars posing of the same for oneh, or unproductive property, well to lyn, oF elsowhore. A productiv twenty miles of New York city would bh Parties addronein afacturer, at No. 51 Fulton etree Brooktya, post pala, will receive a reply If their application. avewers. | MPORTANT 10 RARPERS. tho lower part of le basinees, with J giles WILLSOD, + partioulars . 68 Bout navn ‘we tees, * pestege REAT BARGAIN. confectionary and 0: city. The whole will be 8e. w ner. Wanted, a bakery. WAKING & iL ‘16 Chambers oh or 408 Sixt! Men SHOP FOR gr iy ened VOR LIGHT 4 mee owor,) shafting, ih perfect ‘ruelng onde. ie water fall of 24 teed, of burrs.” The Buildings consist 8 storie itt 39 ill bs ott bard A ‘the Dalldien ‘s email ontl. bo [ald frond the buildings, te Che Fiver, thereby cenbite the owners to inne r other heavy: articles om al all ex pense tame, and ands half fuer X43 eromnd attaol . foundry p a | combining nary pares Apply ¥ &K. S. TALIAFERRO, or Wain ON GODDIN, ond, Virginia, ‘ODEL STEAM ENGINE FOR Gou'gau0. iS woxkeaaehe 1 not much un ‘Aoniy ‘At 07 Washington stroct, I Noon 70 BUICHERS,-FOR Sal. 8, Zar Uases of Gwe mises, Bhoget ones d tug a tlie week, the other of ‘sit qnawice Bt do Sevens. etrest, be tween 1 nd 7 o* 17 o'clock 10 BOX MAKERS.. SALE, THE M eae good yo aod book: i dead ieee chance for any smart a te Il. Ap: pres o Ntsonaskbnoucs, BUCHANAN & @0., 107 Bul. em street. ne MOST tl ab LOCALITY, ou WHICH Stands the popular mansion owned by ColoacF Jonos, is now “P, to the hi hast bidder, over and above ae minimum sum ‘teen ¢] ° wand dollars. As the Colonel aontem: oly Land, to be absout for s tous the disposition ion, renowned in this comin ity for ngregated visi yearly. eo sale atead will take place instanter. To Philanthropist or man of Joleure, ely met with. Only. think, comprising all the nocorsary orowith one han- most of which bein, ombining the ohaloest fr ia ig if the philosopher. epecul bargain of this nature i under the its, ing peach ‘and ap ited you! matured to boating, brim specimens of valued and glime or counts terran tne'* Busterm Archipelago proper. The. above. place. is situated on the southorm bluff of the Highlands of known as the Highland Pavillion, mixed ‘atmosphere worth fifty dollars the ole front and. proportions strongly ind arate) hence, mati the ocean, rendering it he earth” Go to the ‘Highlas ey th steamers—the n Gate, Alice Price, Simon’ cio hs Gi or Themes y Hinight’s rogular ferries, and “p ey Bony Bi Thoneand dollars Pry one Bend a the y lines are selling for fourtecn huadeed re thy reaent dol 0 i Tare ist fore: 10 DRvGGISTS aa APOTHECARIES.—FOR ie, estal Address, hed lee on Broadway. pre-paid, es L, Herald ¢ office, 1 pret BARD) at OF SALE—THE LEASE AND FIX class barber shop, in one of probs aia bis it in doing a gco d business had very obeap if Rock for 0 fa sold if required, for any barber bi ats once of ti] dence on t! a large double h re, Seoond to Third place. yee ni provemonts. and id felt lots. oxtondias teams jaing all the o egy je modern im- OR EXCHANGED ed drug’ store. 1,00) and 2,000 in Randolph county, t erasing lands in fe county; alse ath IRGINIA LANDS FOR SALI for dr; Deautdealty att she best considored to 8 SOHN L. AC HARDSOS promptly attended to. TENANTS’ REGISTER, FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT UNTIL THE 1ST of Novembor— Han all the modern improvements, and is handsor-oly furnished t! tow to small family. The locati city. Address Livingsto immediate possession giv oughout = Will one of the moat deutrabie in Union square Post office, atrost, is suiteble for atwine colar, O, ae, 1 pete } AP meuutnotory, WELLING HOUSE TO LkT ON LEASE~THe NeW, tbreo story briok house No. i24 Went Ele zenth atros$, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, three rooms deop te. the roof, and having ail the modern improvements to the extent yto JAMES N. GIFEORIs, No. 12 Old sli 7 West THrontteth Street. LET-IHE FIRST FLOOR OF A THRER STORY brick house, cantaining twe parlors and three bed- rooms, a range in the back basoment, with Croton water, het and cold, and bath ro ly, Apply wb 158 First ave ‘© LET—THE UPPER PART OF A FIRST CLASS house in Broedway; also, an ofhoe: an the first floor, éuitable for a physician. Ap) hours of li and 1 ‘olook and 4 to6 o'clook, at or ‘Broadwa: 10 LET—THE STABLY. N. {6 READE STRERT, CA- pable of nocommodatin “thiet ‘Apply te anos HOPE & CO., 132 Chamb 0 LET. TUE TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, No. 190 Twenty-sixth atreet, a few doors weet of Kighth “The gas throuzhont, bath, &., and is 1 family.) Tho ‘sard ie piossans, s fino rrape vine in full beating, Rent $100, Porsencion immediately.” The gus Axturos willbe sold it re. quized. Can be seem from 3 to 5 P.M. 0 LET-A LARGE ROOM, FRONTING THE BAT- tery, and adjoining the Washington Hotel, suitable for an ofice, Taquire of THOMAS M. HARDCASTLE, 22 Bread street, ups eg LET—A Coan RENT $8 PER MONTH, WITH ‘coma, in Willismeburg, about one mile from Peok Possession given immodiate- Oe on avenu: ver slip fe and 2 Feiton forry stage routes. Possession 7th August Aulantio streot Brook, ven blocks from Pty ferry. LET~ ‘tog ing of fu = small ied further —— for ono woek, # f ‘square Post Offios Brees Union me- chan business ry Ay Siceks wey, and ap ble families, Apply to JAMES PRIC atrent, © LYT—IN A GENTREL AND CONVENIENT neighborhood ay town, a neat three story brick hquse, in perfeot urder. Rent $100 per annum. Poswessiun immer diately. Apply at 157 Sowth street, up stairs. no LET- THE TWO BRICK BUILDIN chine rhops, three stories each, with steam on Iota No. 2/6 and 278 Filth stroct, with i sion. py to &. BH, BROWN, 71 Wall o'elvok, nena ae tela 10 LET—A NEW STORE, SITUATAD THREE DOORS from Fourth avonve, on the noj thatreot It iva frst claas or for hardware, and a good Yor termg apply at N fo LET—A FINE HOUSE nd for a family Rrocory, kind of buai nth street. NEARLY NEW, AND FI pished off in the beat etyle, with overy modern improve ent, The housn is plonsantly loonted, and rany bo had at slow rent, Aigo, a £r6t olns# house for’ sala om onsy terms. Enquire at 151 Avenue B, or at tho o:ico of the Jouraal of Commer 10 LET-TWO ROOMS O¥ THE £RCOND STORY, AND two roome on tho sixth story of the Sun building. 128 Valton strcet, Possession givea immodiately. Apply WELLS & WEBB, 18 Duteh Bteot. rémonts, on the corner of Plane and Now stroots, Now- DF. ‘Ihe store would be ver: ven, fore hardware store. Apply ob 24 Bi owark, ark, & suitable, and prefereace coker stroot, kOF 0 KENT OR LEASK—ON BROADWAY, CORN i ow ‘Trirty fourth streat swonty new storad, wt ver. price), verying trem $100 to $200 ‘They will be rented only for respeetacle business, Apply tok. G PIERCE, Pin street, corner of Broadway, undér the Metropolitan Sank, 0 LEASE—A BUILDING FOR SOCIETIES, ‘and other public prrpores, for a term of years. near Brow vrpassed and very convenient, ing + lerald officy. Addross 5. F. 1B WHOLE OR PART 6 way, to let, oF would let men, on ¢ most reasonavle the Grameroy hotel and ux al the new hotels, % by had | 905 BROAD. NUM PARK HOUS) y “Newark Bay. ronnes to the eft zems of New York that he nas fit mognrificen® place for the reception of mili Aro com: anio#, and cxoursions of all kinds. This house in mitneted Greotly opponite Newark Hay, with « beautiful Ian ts front, of nbout tre acess, shaded with © 1 fine target cron nda in the rear, htfel res rte f Bouts love ISLAND, OPP Thy anbucriber would rexpscttally an: up thie ny And wil ivf, & hundeed m vier No. 1, N. It, every ad, whioh, ia, about Ave OG BRS, AKE MAHOPAC,—THE UNDERSIGNED REGS leave ta inform the public that he has apened 4 spacious and comfortab hyery arrange: vititers hme by summer boarding houw d reore accommodation of fw Kofers for particulars to J. 8 vitutor, Now York. Mobopne, P WA TRIMONY, f ~ RRA ATRIMONY MADE EASY, OK HOW ‘TO WIN ot with Concord and cets. Tho partion pre! tommunicagons must stave tho prioe aud position of Spant= : rons must state the price mente, Address C,H. W., Brooklyn Post Ofte, OaRD IN HOBOKEN WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTRS accessto the bu of New York. A a mr | a on tle AMtay SUITOF Boonton TEE SECOND tbe Tekh fall Pry dy oe ingle xeatlomen. is jana, 1m the feller sens Maw ‘tet rerpectabtley reed vene is Went ie = ose Renate .- YOU LOOKING FOR BOARD O8 &00! oO Are tor, 200 eas at 6 o'clock. ftice, TS aah Fourteanth oursct, nar a re ce, 75 Kast Fourtesnth str a aa houses will fv Paks most sis‘ and sat rders. PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE entloman with paclors and bedrooms, furnished, troatfart and ten if required; of the ascond floor, fa with the use of ki on, will be le* to a” small family ir out children. y medern impr 3 but perso speotability Tnqairo at 113 Wi ————ee~CX*X NY PERSON DESIRING THEIR Biocogrrem board or not. need apartments filled, etther furnii A‘ yg Le OF FURNISHED ROOM A SOITE, oF RooMs, HANDSOMELY iT sense parl hedraem on second foee,_ amity th Pal co tial ‘bosede inal lemen, wil ‘ull or fo fuse with ll then modern improvements, cas, bath apply st at No. 145 Woet ty second street,’ between and Se ues SUITE OF NEATL #0 ono or two sin aired. te angle pen ‘high reepectabil: lin ateeot, bret house FURY ISHED PARLo rooms, to let, for » short ale od, at wm bom od houes, with all. the moder cy ofgeattomen whotikere pass "he. door, nee beet Dost of without posed ‘Care an stage Feference.and pay in ady ivance. Apply ot 96 Fourth avenes, oppoai FEW GENTLEMEN CA! ACCOMMODATE with board at 478 Eighth a o Metwoen Tare ‘Thirty: aixth streets, LARGE FRONT PARLOR, ‘ain Tas SHCOND AL Ger Vindsonely furnished te et. cithor translontly or permanent tan ote his wife, with board. 1ass ‘acsommodations, Bath ganas fe! Tnguire at 60 Varick strosts St Teha'e perks peeks OARD.—ROOMS, IN SUITS OR SINGLE, Wire HO, D tal or. may bo fee dallghitul pempmeae losnttenc wats a delighttal seonsone loamtton ince.’ Charges moderate.” Pe table ao vements, ving. Bening ‘ihe Park, Stras rs seas city, ‘corm Ears af = 7, can be ted with pleasant Roane, .—A LADY ‘CAN BE ACCOMMODATED board and « pleasant furmished reom. Apply Hubort street, B= a €HAMBERS STREF’ send floor, with pant fora ate te a) ee single gout fx board, cithor permanently or transiontly. chavged. A ‘apply at 121 Chambers street. BOARD, NEAR UNION SQUARE.—THREE OR FOUR pleasant front rooms, sa no had with beard in a pe Tani Sixteenth strest. TI pleasantly slvumted, sth, d fiv ring x, “ar jet, with ‘oferonees ex- resid ARD NEAR BROADWAY,—ROUSE FIRST Bout newly Pais through Has baths, —— Ay it Ui heey cote ref and ites to jmexeoptionable fore! oe rain aie Clinton place, Higulivtceae quired. Please call at Posed FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN.—WELL FUR. nished roo a, ean ABD IN BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN AND ives, also single gentlemen can be sooo with acide y fai furnished r ah in at 204 Washington street, iv re itch walk of Fulcon ov Wall atres Bose tee IN Bacon ‘A FEW BOARDERS it Be 6, Lares alcy rooms fe one | a trvats bebween Wall and -tianth barista OARD IN Peta Soe S . ARGR FRONT roo! tree Bowie ate with board, by eaieae at 214 Falton oe OARD IN BROOKLYN—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, end single gentlemen, oan be accommodated wit tural a yd ‘rooms and board, either 1 or partial, or ~'a, within a few miou ridge street ferries. ms mM % ined. Apply at 123 Sande stroot, Brooklyay IN BROOKLYN—IN A brent mig A Lo. OaRBING cation, where there are but fow in famil: A room suitable He Montague and Fulton ferries. entleman, or ¢wo friends, ‘Terias moderate. Apply lenry streot. OARD Nf alitate al BROOKLY! n and Indy, wly marriod. six or eight ke of the Savini ‘ulton st BY A GENTLE- location must be furnished parlor wife. or two single « room, bedroom and hit "i hay at No. 15 Hudson terrace, Hob one mesd Spply bot thous whe are willing Bh Miers) Yor good accommodations, and oan produce ‘the of reference. =] OARD AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND.—TWO O8 gentlemen, ora small family, can be scoomme~ 6, directly gh three Gated in a boautifally situated cot shore, five minutes walk from Vanderbiit’s landit bath house, stabling, and every convenience. For fari particulars apply to'J, AGATE, 256 Broadway, N. ¥. OARD AND ROOMS, FOR FAMILIES AND SINGLE ntlemen, can be had at No. 19 Union square, west OARD WANTED—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY eer = hy “i well Ey feoen Se he in Jodnewn 1 mo} Hoard’ for the indy only" Lonstion, between Fines living beyond Union S., Broadway Post ‘Ones OARD WANTED.-A GENTLEMAN WITH 91S WIFE sre desirous of obtaining board in the country, ee seams it to sea bathi 4 OABD WANTRD-BY A GENTLEMAN, M18 WI nurse and infant. for the wintor season, in are \ rivate family, or a house whore there are but fow othee Boarders, Good aceommndstions required, and low terme. tisfactory references given and roquirod, g,terme and particulars, Home, st The most a Chasheas OARD WANTED, BY A LADY AND TWO eh ters—a room aud bedroom will be reqehee sia om up town. Plsnge sddroi ‘oat Office. OARDING—ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISRa ed with or without board, may be obtained in house, replote with every, ‘conven nd situated, being conveniont to ‘Also, sitive nuitable for a phostoiam. “Apply at 8 Fourth’ arenas botween Tweaty cignth agd Twenty nigth stroct Speotable family, snd verme t free use of boar: wee on SSE: CHARLES, 34 Broadway,” Bosenrxs ON BROADWAY. STRANGERS isex Ing the, city permanent 1y, may ay me rd $125 per day. {cuits of rooms lor iamiliea, YOARDING IN TUE COUNTRY—AT T eink House, on tho Highlands of f Nevisink, axe jorvigned would iw dee homas G. Haicht Golden Gate, ply daily between tho above pi FSIRARLE FURNISHED ROOMS.—A P' family wonld let a suite of roome te prove. ein oity, Conve- Apply at 65 Wet Sixth ave ILEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMEN' Rds 4 v) rear (private table, if desired.) may by oehalnod & firet clase honge. Apply at 44 Weat we suicd street, One roem suitable for & single gomtle {AGILE HOTEL LODGINGS. TLEMEN WILL DO eli te mber they ¢aa excellent lod, single room, av 5 comts per igh, corner of Trestlort nad, wi liam stroe' Office open all night. PBs URNISHED ROOMS—AT NO. fl WALKER Maar Breeawage sitting room, sian, agi sedrooms, Ayply as abe ram ANDSOME EURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WER or without partial board. Tequire at 768 Broadway. HG, A, ECCLESTON, 666 BROADWAY, NEAR ay “St, Nicholas, Meiruclitan, an ctaer principal : can sopply somtorte yFucaiaved rooms, st petons too th e' of a eauts, Partial board efso desire athe Romfores « fs hotel, without ite mole, are dhe seoured to travellers or cit ne PERMANENT woven wantry ron & x oaNTe. man, wife, two childrs vt om 8 two young pions able’ priva boarders, and Broadway, fitted « parlor, with two feparate-chambor, Ail f ree sens Poiea asterune eoptionable references will ve given Gad Feqnined, Wivns, Al 0 GENTLEBEN AND TARTR Ticelercontiemen, cnn be acocm modu SAL and handsome rooms, 1” pl Lover. Profiser 1 Wrby, Bostow, formorl; = ili send to any addres the ipt of one viol: | of a home may be head. 4¥ thes Jar, post pelus plain dircotions to'enable ludies oF geuttomen oO PARLORS, AND to win the devoted Mfectivns of ae many of tho thegt to shag ox aa their hearts may desire, The proessa in 67 mony tons bus ro ofp ting, that all may be marriott, irrospec ie " tm faw ¢ ore, app ot powtcfon; aad though a Pe) JANTRD BY 4 SINGLE LPMAN, A Ro eed with euoh care doliose, Address Pro takon it oan be arr tion is im; Mase is Lawton, warble Hoptom, jotters es it No from thy 0 LRT-THR SECOND ¥' OF A NAT TWO | in yey brick honse 58 fa t ad fe y wri ry a mo smut apartm . Inquire at Hammersley strest. i (['0 LAT IMMEDLATELY—A& LARGR NEW CORNER | fy, store with or without the babery, in rear, and suitable tlooality In We ynive, with broskt stating vorme pad