The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1853, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY 3B MARKET. Waonsepar, August 17-5 PM We have cothing particularly new or important te re poct fn the stock macket. The tendency of prices stil! continues downward, with about the usual exteat of transastions. At the First Board todsy, Morris Cana declined % per cent; Florence and Keyport, % ; New Haven Railroad, 3; ; Nicaragua Transit, ', ; MeCullock» 3éj Cumberland, \ ; Long Island, 1; Hudson River Railroad, 34; New York Centre! Railroad, 1, Parker Vein advanced \ per coat ; Harlem Railroad, \{. Any slight improvement that may one day take place in any of the fancies, is lost the next, aud a further decline gene- rally realized. The great difference between eash prices ‘and those on time, buyer's option, shows the scarcity of money among operators, The European advices by the steamsiip America, at Halifax, from Liverpool, have aot had a yery favorable effect on our markets. Before the opening of the board this morning, stocks generally wore lower than at the board. This was caused by the caarac” ter of the foreign news. At the board the bulls made a stroog eifort, and prevented a further depreciation. The intelligence is not at all favorable in # Anancial or com- mercial point of view. Quotations for our staple products were drooping. Consols had declined, and rates of dis- count had risen. The political accounts continue of the same indefinite, uncertsin nature. No progress appears to bave been made in negotiations, and we do not see but that the matter will be an open question for many weeks, perbaps months. Delay and doubt, which are 40 iojurious to trade and commerce, appgar to be the policy of the Emperor Nicholas, and he probably will not bring things to a crisis before the opening of another year. At the Mining Board the sales were as follows: — 25 Phenix Gold .13§ 200 North Carolina... 64/ 2,0 do, do, 14 500 Parker Veia.......17%; The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port today, amounted to $139,626 20; payments, $85,567 28—Balance, $8 111,834 06, A public exhibition of the operation of Berdan’s goid orusbiog and amalgamating machine will take place at the Novelty Works on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Several tons of ore, from different gold mines, will be passed through the machine, aad a fine opportunity will be given for those interested to see the method by which the ore is crashed and the gold amaigamated. ‘The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company are ad vertising for proposals to traasport passeugers and mer- chandise between New Yors, New London, Atiyn’s Point, and Norwich, the line to inclade three steamboats and as many propellers as the freighting business may require. ‘Tue Suffolk and Tremont Mills, of Massachusetts, have each declared a dividend of 4 per ceat. A meoting was held in Northampton county, Va., cn ‘the Sth instant, for the purpose of aiding in the construc tion of a railroad along the Eastern Shore peninsula, so ns to connect the city of Norfolk, by » continuous lins of railroads act steamboats, with the North and the East ‘Tho States of Virginia and Maryland have grauted rail ad charter is Dow proposed that a convention vail be held at an early Cay, and the cities of Norfclk ud Philadelphia, the coumty of Accomac, and the vari ous counties on the eastera shore of Maryland and the State cf Delaware, are invited to attend. A correspond- ing committee has been appointed, who will give notice ‘of the time and place of holding the convention, and twenty delegates have been appointed to it. ‘The Mineral Point Railrosa, Wisconsin, is now in course of construction, by the aid of stock subscriptions, $125,000; iowa county bonds, (subscription,) $150,000; first mortgage bonds, $317,000—total, $602,000—which is $40,000 mere than the estimated cost of the road and ite equipments. The Milwaukie Sentinel says of this new enterprise:—‘'This road taps the very heart of the lead ‘mines, and promises to be one of the best railroad enter- prises, as an investment, in the Northwest. It is, per- baps, aot out of place to say that the officers of the com- pany evjoy the full confidence of ail interested in the roed. Mz. Stropg, the President, is one of the earliest setiiers in the State, having resided in the lead mines more than seventeen years, and has made the geography aad topography of our State peculiarly bis study.”’ ‘The following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 14th of August, in. elasive, during the years 1851, 141 days; 1852, 196 days; 1852, 126 days — Racers or Propucs at Tipe WarER, nts 1852. 1853. The quactity of four, wheat, corn, and actor’ itt at | tidewater during the seeoud week in August, in the years | 1852 and 1553, was as follows:— E Wheat bu. Corn bu. Barle 167 196 . 80,180 158,412 Dec. 3,226 Dec. ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tid water from the commencement of aavigation to the 1ith of August, inclusive, during the years 1852 and 1354, was as follows — | | | Flour, bis. Wheat, tn. Corn. bu. Barley, bu 1,865,133 2,404,126 3,268,438 84.610 | 1,287,891 2, eee 982 - 411, 921 130,330 2 Ine. 35,866 Dec. 1,561, 1,587 Ine, 9 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide- water from the commencement of navigation to the 14th of Augast, taclusive, during the years 1351 and 1503, was as follows — Wheat, tna. Corn, bu. Barley, bu. 1,106,765 4,315,544 114,335 2,439, = 1,411,921 180,230 792 Ine.1,, 304,217 Dee 8,403,823 Lac. .66,445 ay reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the latter left at tide water this year, compared with the amount during the corresponding period of last year, eliows a decreare of 370,571 bbla. of flour. . Theancexed letter gives some interestiog and import ant information relative to the extension of railroad im provement in Pennsylvania, and thd developement of the mineral resources ¢f that State, The consumption of coal on tha Western lakes and lines, and in the western seotion of the country generally, will give a large amount of business to all the lines of transportation. In a few years Psansylvania will be as well supplied with railroad facilities as any other State in the Union: — PaL20aDs THROUGH THE Coat Freins oF PENNSYLVANIA, SHAMOKIN, Penn, Aug. 13, 1853. ‘The coal i trade of Pennsylvania has lorg ‘been consid. | ered ose of the main branches of our domeatic industry. A writs: on this trade, “very properly observes that it has produced a spirit of go pba! interspersing the couatyy with carals and ways, which, by connecti distant parts t er, Promets the 9 convenience aad of our people, while the strength Bet esirite the character of the "Tatas through which they pass, This trade bas become of sufficient magni- tnd to warrant the commencement of improvements of the moat digg wee § description. New Yorks, ‘th: fh ralivars aiready under construc: tioa, or ia contemplation, will be brought in direct con- tact with the three great anthracite regions of Pepn- wylvacia. When that time comes—andit is not far dis- ant the competition for the supremacy in market be- twea these coal fields, will materially assist in making the price of this fuel approximate a dard low scefully to carry ‘soon species of manufacture as successful oeadie a : ant ite coal region of Pennsylvania, ioh I wish to direct your atiention more particu just now, than any, jothers, extending from the the Saniusleane to the Lehigh, will not be | other coal fields in regard to railroad facili Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad, nesrly runs from Sunbory,” at the junctionfof the of the uehanna, through the very heart ion. is designed to form connections and western terminus, with improvement the most desirable markets of the From Sunbury, its starting point, diverges , great Suabury and Eri ee and the Baltimore | jushanna—the latter of which has been | for some time, while the former, [ ‘to know, has also been put under con- prospects of an eariy completioa. The coal produce from this region, intended for the vende aamed a Ls it os tae Lacy got and ir a i) Wadh tiks hay, oon ch thts asia socpere ot meat. is Ms fe sapecielly Fue of the ieebare. thatthe lake trade wil ‘omg of cael “le : : at ee 2 aay 7 sources of ig and Erie road. require a mniilion The Shamokin coal field, or imngrom the bulk of this tonnage. [ million tone will bring the Sunbury “3 ii is believed, competent judges, I. a a capital of of $15 000,090. and whan this conse that tt will be derived | from hector: on some seep ge be formed of ne remattn tha to attem operations of Of thevertent shipments ijadatkonah, for the markets in usoacca, a6 Saal on ere, Iam not s0 but it will, before long, form o portation, A road thus tribntary— 4) the Philadel pis aod Sunbagy will be—to the railways siluded to, cancot Sail to may jwomely on tue invest+ age to the voountey through merely adverted to the railway | ut i bawe, thus far, sections of the Philadelphia and Sunbury road, at yey ith western terminus, Viewed ta that light », Ce superior advantage of (te location is met fully | and quiet. We | do, 7c. perlb. Teas are inanimate, and y appreciated—at jeast in New York; but whan regarded 5140 6 & Of reats lending to the cities of New York avd Philadelphia——as I will show it can be—by direot line, a proper interest isatense awakened. From Sun- bury the Philadelphia and Sunbury road extends throug> Shamokin and Mount C«rwel to the Mine Hull Extensioa, at Ashland, which road intersects the Philadelphia aud Reading railway, four rilés routh of Pottsville, formiog thereby a direct route from the Lakes to Philadelphia, The Philacelpbia and a Saubery road, from Sunbury to Ash- lane—between which places it traverses continuous coal beds of the finest coal ia Penmsylvania—is in distance about thirty miles. At Mount Carmel, six miles east of Ashiand—where come of the most nee prot Se. region are being epsned—a m Inticugth, of easy grades, ia projected, and about to be construc‘ed, to interrect the C ‘Cattawisaa road. ‘This road, with its connections with the Lehigh and Easton roads, by any of the Ne fersey Central railways, will give the middle anthracite oe rion acceas to the market of the city of New York, the distance from Mount Carmel to that city, by this route, being only one hundred and thirty mi ‘That s tonnage of considera! uence will find its way to New oe over this chain of improve- ments, 20 one will dispute nag 8 then, the of the PI Sunbury 1, The Sunbury and Erie Rallroad. ‘2. The Baltimore and Susquehanna. 3, The Philadelphia and Reading. ae The Mauch Chunk, Easton and New Jersey Central allway. ‘The markets reached by these routes respectively, are the great coal markets of the United States. With these facilities in prospect, the midale region is making ex- tensive preparations to enter the list of rival interes! for the supply of afull share of the trade, The utmost capacity, itis fair to believe, of the roads in the region tributary to the outlets referred to above, will be fu taxed, for years to come, to mect the demand in the ¥: tious directions, Advices from the McCullock gold and copper mine con- tinue of the most favorable character. The annexed ex- tracts from a letter written by John A. Gilmer, E'sq., to a gentleman, will give all those interested some very sa- tisfactory reports from the mine. Mr, Gilmer is wetl known in this city, and the utmost confidence can be placed in bis statements :-— McCuLLock’s GoLp aNp Correr Migs, Gnaexsporo, N. C., August 12, 1853, Drak Siz—On getting home, to-day, from § Co I find the town generally iuterested in the MeCulleck copper and gold mine. Thave no doubt bat that the copper vein, very rich indeed, from it to fourteen feet thick, will be found to extend thro your land, It is reduced to a certainty that it extends the whole length of your ninety feet’ level, which is about 1,100 feet long. “As the vein is out into, the prospects, heretofore most cheering, brighter ‘lhe mapager has cut into a a of the ety vein, ricber than any heretofere found. Gentlemen tell me that this very rich part of the vein is from fifteen to twenty feet thick, soft, brown ore, worth from $12 to $18 per bushel, easily worked, This ts at a point, from d cription, where, as I learn, the workmen had become cotuedl t it’ turned out that there wasa turn or “up bi in the vein. They cut on acd a iy struck hare in, rich, and of the description T have givw You have always Tosa ies carla ak ie ea, prospecta for copper at the McCullock, and would give Dut little attention to what I told you about the rioh and valuable gold ores also in this mine; but you will Gad true what I have told you, that you will find this one of the most valuable gold mines im the world. * * e . Yours truly. Stock Exchange. ’ Boarp —Wepnespay, Aug. 1’ $20,000 US 6's ni 50 Park Coal Co 6,000 Califor 7’s, '70 Ky 150 3,000 do... 2,000 Erie In Ronda, A 10,000 ERCbds, "71 91 50'shs Bk Ame’a, 0d 112 10 do.....00.. 113 12 Del & Hud Canal 119 7 State. Bank, 109 100 po ° +» 19 = 100 Nor & W RR. = 4g 275 Erie RR. 50 MeCulicek G Mine 200 NJ Zine. 4% 50 100 Nic Trans Co...b3 235; 300 do 200 anise. ; 100 L IRR. 060 25 Mich SoConat’a.. 1 B15 Mich Central RR. 1 100 Reading RR..b60 100 ‘ 50 do. enn Cos crTy TRADE REPORT. Wepsespay, August 1 P.M. Asit.— Only 20 bbls. were sold to day at}irmer prices. Akk.—Quereitron waa in fair demand and firm, at $29 50 a $.0 perton for Philadelphia. We heard that Baltimore and New York was out of market. PEesWax was plentier and cheaper. 5,000 Ibs. Ameri can yellow were procured at 27c. a 28¢. per Ib Boots AND SH0ks.—A more active taqaizy existed for all kirds, at full prices. The supply was ina na and embraced only a few lots of heavy work, whic he most needed, as there prevailed some "demand "for the gold zegions in the Pacific ocean, it of that for the Southern and Western trade, still the largest and most profitable branch of the business. BReApsTUFFS.—Flour was less inquired for, at languid prices. The sales consisted of 9, bbis.: Sour, at $450 & $4 68%; superfine, No. 2, at $468%{ a $4 8734; ordi. Bary to choice State. & $6 25; mixed to fancy We: tern, at $5 634 a $5 3134, other » and tionat figures, There were 1,000 bbl at $525. The gales of Southern comprised 800 bbl. cider’ low rates. Rye flour and cornmeal were noticed. Wheat ruled quiet. Only 8,000 bushels Western white, to arrive, changed hands, at $1 2644, or thereabouts. Rye and oats were unaltered. Corn was in fair demand. The sales embraced 27,000 bushels, at Oise. a 72%¢c. for unsound: 72%c. a a ihe, for mixed Southern and Western, and 74c. a 74%c. for yellow Southern, per bushel. Bricks.—North river hard were in brisk request at $5 1234 0 $5 9736 per M. CaNDLES.—Sperm attracted more attention, at 30¢.a 22c. for plain, and 40c. for patent, per lb. Other kinds were unchanged, Coat continued to sell bebe’ A fou! orrel per chaldrom, and t ton. ¢ market continues without change, with sales to-day of 500 bales. Freiants —Frgagements were unimportant, with moéerate amount cffering. To Liverpool 1,500 a 2.000 in lots, at $10 for Liver. 50 a $6 for anthracite, bbls. flour were engaged, at 2s. Gd. a 2s, 7d.; ‘to London, flour was at %s.; to Havre rates unchanged; to Antwerp 1,200 Iba. wax were engaged cent per ib; to California rates varied from 4c, a 55¢. per foot, moa: surement. Frarners —Live ae were im pretty good request, at 40c. a 450. cach, per appeared Pientier and rather cheaper. The mounted to 3,200 quintals ary cod, at 3 50 per 100 Ibs. ; 2.160 bla. Nos, J, 2. and 1 verel, at $1475. $14.50, $11 75 a $1150, and $8; 650 bbls. salmon at $17 50a $18; 300 do_ pickled he: private bargain, and 8,500 boxes smoked herring, at ie. Bisse. for No. 1,and470. Se, for sealed, per bo Fiix —Jersey wan sparingly dealt in, at 0e.a 9e, cash, per Ib. ‘Ther ete riot erehcor se On ti the marke Fongicx Liqvors.—A brisk inquiry existed, at rising figures. The week's operations in spirits comprised 160 half pipes Eochelle brandy, at $190 a $2; 275 coraac do., at $2 95 a $4.50; 60 cham) pane do., at $2 25 a $3; 275 Rochelle do, at $190 a 15 pipes Holland gin, at Jamaica rum, at "$1 56 St, Croix do., at 70c. Wines of superior “ ity cd, ‘while coramon kinds were plenty Froit.—The week's bunch raisins, at $2 90 a $5; 600 half boxes do. & $1 425, ; 200 quarter do. do., at 70c. a 75c.; elled simonds, at 183¢c, a 200; 3 mords, at 14%,¢. a 1he.; 75 cares brandy cherries, at $3 75; 140 sardines, at 600. * 85e.; 5 citron, at 26%4c ; 200 baga Southern peanuts, at $1 18%; 750 pecan nuts, Brazil nuts, at 3)4¢.; 60, hes, 2340. for New Jersey, and 7hc. a $1 60 for Dela ware; 65,000 Iba. dried apples, at 4c. a 4340.; 1,000 bolas. currants, at 15 3¢c. a 15e., now held higher; and 15 bales French bile at 60, Grocerres bavejbeen less active, at a res. Cocoa retailed at 84 for Guayaquil, sna as in bond, per Ib. Maracaibo andst. Domi and nominal in price. The salon of other asticlen au the week were:—2,250 pga. Java coffee at 10c. a 11 sae 7.409 begs Jamaica, Leguayra, and Rio do, chief latter, at 8140. a 100, per Ib.: 150 bbls, New Griaas molasses at 28¢ @ 20¢,; 59 hhds. Porto Rice do | at 2c, 425 do. Cardenas, “Cuba, and Trinidad Cuba, Muscovado do. part At 0c: a Zie,: 50 clayed Cubs do, at 19%c. a 20 per galion; % do. concen trated Cuba do, at 2:0 per Ib.; 150 hhda. New Orieans evgar at 434 5e.; 75 el ified do. fe at 64; 600 Vorto Rieo do. do, at 43g¢. & 5340.; 4,000 Cuba lo., at 20.0 5)4e ; 190 Texas do., at private borgain; 2000 boxes brown Havana at 530. a 6%c.; and 50 white do. yet firmly Weill. Prices of refined sugara have advanced '.c An. uexed #76 the quotations —Double retined loaf sugar 9c. per Ib-; double refined crushed sugar, 57%c ; double refined grourd do., 80: elrole A crushed do, 8 Goxwy Crom.—About 6,500 yards have been cispos of at 1056. a 104c., Jess 4 per cant, cash, per yard GUTTA PaRcHAa.—There wore 8,000 “bs, taken at 20e., on six montha credit, per Ib. Hat.— Old River, whisiais eoarce and wae, ji been | | 50x125, 3205; 1 purchased to the extent?of °,600 bales, at Bbc. a $1, cash aud host time; par 100 Ibe. New ts ia better suppiy ond tells prétty quickly at ‘0c. a T5e for common to prime, mostly at the lowerrate, the gremter part of the receipts being of ex inferior kind; each succeeding day, however, wenentes @n improvement im the character of the arr Hemp eeemed quict but steady, The week's move meats add up 160 bales rough American, «t $150» $165 for peor to choice, per ton, aud a few lots Manila, at 10%c., cach, per Ib. Buyers would not pay over 10c for Isrge parcels of the latter description, which was i wod dull, Hors di pret no eacential change, being inanimate, yet etifily he id, as the Uebinass roy at 2ok and the poor ospects geo crap, & en the confidence none About 76 bales lait, year's growth, of dilter- ent Lit bro foe 356. lb. "Hons sition, bene nee "11000 fio Grande ox found wupers at $13, 6 moat ee henared, Eastern TH. —| slow! and wore readily bought at $1 67% = yi 2,000,000 changed hards during the week at this rate, Lime —Rockland has been sold to the extent of only 2,500 barrels within the week, at 850. for common, snd $1 35 a $1 373 for com ee ‘Tne same description wae worth August 17, 1852, @ $1 for common, and $1.20 for lump, per bod. Merars,—Copper ia not much in request just now, though it was procurable at 2lc. for yeliow metal, and 26¢. for xew sheathing, per Ib. We have heard of sales | of £6,060 lbs. old copper, at 23c. a 24c 1b. Iron re- mained active aud very fr tending rates. m, at upwa: The week's rales comprised 1,000 tons Scotch pig, on the spot ard to arrive soon, at $340 $36, six months; 9 ¢o., for September delivery, at 631 a $31 50, pi ‘$00 tons Fogish common baz. at $62 50 « $05, 200 do, refined do., at $10; 250 tons Swedich bar, at'$82 50, usual terms, was Lead but’ other- wise unchanged. The sales of the week have been con fined to 50 tons Spanish at $6 25; 37 do. best English at $5 024;, and 200 pigs St, Lawrence at 80 1232 per 100 lbs. About 60 tierces spelter plates vee yurchased at Ge. per Ib, Stoel hae beem moderately dealt in, without change in prices. The supply was light, and not offered | freely. Tin was quiet, but ‘here were 500 slabs banca taken at previous rates. “Sheet zime commanded, in lot+, 740. per lb. Navat pTorss have shown increased Lier at Maia able prices. ‘The sales of the week included crude turpentine, at $3 3734 a $3 S26 por 280 spirits do., at 45 %c o 46: lowing wit lot de- mand, at no mor por gallon, 25 bbls. tar, at $4 373g; 200 bbls. white rosin, at $3 50 » $4 60; 2/500 common do., at $1 37% a $1 60; and 100Southera pitch, at gl BT per bbl. t were sparingly offered, and quickly pur- sae at 434c,, cash, per On. Caxe —Country was ve ing, this being the only kind now here in buticect quantity ‘to meet the our- zent demand. It is st Present worth $29 for thick round, nd $01 for thin oblong, per ton. ral aap ‘Ons appeared in less request, and favo! anything, buyers. Pine week's business comprised # few lots crude, at 52c. 0 63 for whale and $1 21 for sperm; 28,000 gal: lone lingeed, at 69¢. a 70c., though large parcels might be secured at 68c.; 100 tierces Western red, at 48 rels olive, at $126 a $1 28 per gallon; and 1, (300 baskets do. wt $4'a $5 124, according to size. usual terms. Prasrer Panis —The week's salea add up 650 tons blue, deliverable here aud up the Hudson, at $3.a $325; and 1,000 bbis. calcined, at $175, cash. Porarors,—New are coming in rather slowly from the Northern and Weatern portions of this State and the in- terior of New Jersey, whence, since the appearance of the rot on Long island, we have received the most, if not the only, saleable ruppiies. | They are readily taken at from 75 to 22 ST—the largest amourt being disposed of t vor bbl. Cobsumers and shippers are alike inclined to proliase, Old are out of season and partially neglected. FRoyisions —There were 450 bbls. pork sold during the day, chiefly to home consumers, at $1287% a $15 for rime, $1425 8 $1450 for prime moss and soft mons, 14 75 @ $15 for thin mess, $15 3744 a $15 60 for mess, axd $17 a $1726 Tor clear mess, per bbl. Cut meats are doing belter; the stock was reduced, and the demand has improved, The sales of the ‘week amounted to 1.400 pkgs., at 57(¢. @ 634¢. for shoulders; and 7c. a Sie. for hams, in tots ary salt, per Tb. Bacon sides were not much sought after; wo "have only to report sales of 100 bhds, dry aalted, at 7c ; and 30 bhda. clear smoked, at 10c per Ib. A parcel of 60 bhds. smoked. hams realized 10'<c. per ib.’ Live hoge wote less freely offered, but not being in demand, er ton. inactive, ruled dull an at eee aie. ee Ib. Dressed hogs were ectalte cae ble, though tendered at 8c. a 9c. rib, Lard has depreciated, and is still on the he sales cf the week embraced 1.400 bbls. and 450 kegs, closing with prime, in bbla., at 1034c.; and in kegs, at 11}c. per tb. Beef was abundant and ya espe: cially country cured, which bas arrived, and been offered with the test freedom, sh the demand for it has continued very limited. A better inquiry has existed for city, ard this bas not declined mate:ially. The sales of the six days consisted of 2,500 bbls.: $4 75 a $5 25 for country prime; $5 8734 a $6 25 for city do ; $7 50a $10 for couzitry moss; $11 87% a $1250 for repacked Chicago and city mesa ; and $13 a $13 50 for extra mess, per bbl. Prime mess has attracted the attention of ship- rs, who bave purchased near 1,000 tierces, chiefly for lish marketer at $170 $18 per ae redaction. Beef hams, too, were more in request, and tolerably firm ; about 300’ bbls. were taken at $13.8 $13 6236 per bbl t steady rates ; we Butter is in ae supply and demand quote it at Ic. a 15e. for Ohio ; 12¢ a Ide, for Cansdlan lic. a 19. for Wes at York; and 20c, a 2c. Orarge county, per ib. Fair to prime cheese was leas sought after, but being rather scarce, it remains quite firm at Sc. a Sc. per Ib. Rice was pretty active ard steady. Sales have been made during the week of 700 tierces common to prime, at $3 62%; a $4 50 per 100 Ibs. zat Eatare—Sales at auction—By Albert H. tpn —Fort Hsmilton property.—1 lot corner United States and Lafayette avenues 60x125, $355; 1 do. om Lafayette avente, $0125, $285; 1do do., Sods, $306; 1 do. do do., 60x12 31 corner United States and Lafayette, avenues, 50x125, $405; 1 on United States avenue, 50x125, $290: 1 corner Lafayette avenue ard Monmouth street, 50x125, $330; 1 on Monmouth street. 60x195, $220; 1 corner Concord ‘street and Lafay- ette avenve, 50x125, $275; 1 do do , 50x125. $190; 1 cor ner Moamouth street and Lafayette avenue, 560x125, $420; 1 do, do., 50x125, $310; 1 on Concord street, 0x125, $175; 1'ou United States avenue, 50x12, $200; 1 on Moncouth st., do., $220: 1on Concord at.. do., $195; lon Monmouth st}, do, $250; 1on Monmouth at., di $200; 1 corner Lafayette av. ard Warren st, do., $250 lon Warren st., do., $150: 1 on Concord st., do., $190; ans $285; 1 on Lafayette do., $265; twocn Lexington avenve, do. $960; one on Hemilton ave: nue,do. $200; 1 on Gelston avenne do. $295; one on Hamil- ton avenue do. $200: one cor. Hamilton avenue and Atlan- tie st do $405; ore on Co. do. $255; one on Atlantic st , do. $150; one on do. do. $145; one on do, do, $185; one on | do., do. $190: one on do., do., $130; one on do., do., $205; one coruer of Third avenue and Atlantic at. do, $385; one on do. do. $200; one corner Thirdavenue and Atlantic at, a0., $505; one corner do. and Union st. do , $425, Sait.—The past ix days’ business amounted to two car- gees Turks Island at SCe , an favoice of Lisbon, on pri vate terms, and 4,240 sacks Liverpool fine, part at $1 40. Seeps.—Clover and flax were nominally as last re- ported. Timothy was in limited request, at irregular prices. We have to record sales of 263 bbis. com mon to $14 0 $16, and 100 bags, at $2 1214, with have been 800 boxes Castile disposed of, at 11%c. a 11440. per Ib. ; ginger; Spices were inactive, at 4!c. a4%e. for race 10%e. a lec. for Sumatra pepper: 15",c. a 13%, for Jam ca pimento; 173(¢. a 18e. for cloves; de. for’ cassia, in mats; 8745¢ a Wc, for mace; ard $1a$1 0235 for No. 1 nutmegs, per lb, Sumac —We heard ion 700 bags Sicily were purchased at $30 a $87 50. 72,000 Ibs. prime have been effected per TALLow.—Sales of ati0%o a 10%e., cash, per Ib. Tonacco showed lesa’ animation, with, If anything, » drooping teror. The sales of the week reached 400 hl hh. Kentucky, at7c, asc ; 45 Virginia stems, at private bargain; 638 bales Havaza, at 2c, a 45c.; 197 Cubs, at 22%¢¢,: 14 bags Havana ecraps, at 15c.; $11 cases Ohio and Connecticut seed leaf, at 5s,c. a 19¢ ; and 300 boxes manufactured, for export, oa private terms. Twine. —Calcutta was moderately inquired for at 120. a 124yc. per Ib. Warskry has continued to depreciate under the influ- ence of anaugnented supply and diminished inquiry, aot clored dull atour quotations. The sales of the week add up 2,700 bbis , ireluding 700 Ohio and prison, to day, at S50. a 26% c, per gallon. ee = Domestic Markets. New Beprory Oi. Marker, August 15.—Sperm conti- nuee in moderate demand, and prices have not varied, We notice a sale of 600 bbis. since our last, at $1 22 per gallon, Whale—There isa fair inquiry, but the trans: tions of the week have been only toa moderate extent, holders being very firm, The transactions include 800 bbls, good pelar at 52c., and 600 bbls. do. at 530. per nlion. lebone continues in demand at full prices, @ rales include 13,000 Ibs. good polar at 33c.; 17,000 do, at 233. ; and 5,000 Ibs, handsome do. at 35¢., per lb. Imports of ‘oil and bore into the United States, for the week ending August 16 :-— Whale. Bone. New Bedford... 40 - Nantucket... 140 - Seg Harbor. 00 5,500 Totalsessses 7) 5,600 THz POWELTON HOUSE. NEWBURG, WILL BE open until the first of October. for the accommodation of boarders, HORATIO BLAKE, Proprietor. HOTELS. ——— Oya TEL, 47 AND 420, a puae teen’ CORNER @® Howard strest, York ‘Ths abors hotel fod on the | ad the propristor salicits the patronage of | 1 the travolling publi in gonoeal. GEORGE W. HARPEL, Propriete oO —SXS—SX FOR SALE. ( Pchida SALE CHE ee site iB a superior manner. Earopena pla Lis tormor gues . OR EXCHANGE uth Brooklyn 2B Naesan sirest 6 “THE OWNER OF A FARM OS $20.000.-7 vieveyed i. belle lots, mape prin: fa id ‘common od asiling lo © prices that thoy will sel Feria: having oth attend to, wishes to dispose of tha whole, or part by sot to divediowiato amall shares 23cm lation © makiog ® job Adite68 daokson, Beoadway Prie O mse. on Mozmouth 'ct., do., $185; 1on United States av, | do, $300; 10m Monmouth st., do., $200; 1 on Lafayette | av. do.; $225; 1 on Concord st, do., $870; 1 om Son mouth st., do, $370; 1 cm Concord st., $250; 1 on Mon- mouth st. do., $350; 1 cor. Concord st. aad Iexington ny Oey $2055. 1 cor. Monmouth st. and Lexington evue,” do. 5: 1 corner Lexington avenue and | from Portsmouth: is ae SAUR TRE, BROWN a store corner of Lenin, teva, ‘will be e014 for EiSun° else, the wow brow et ea eang a al next door, for sale at $6,000—$1.150 Te Le SHELDON, 85 Naseau street. THE NEW FOUR ie Me TM from Tie Pe $40 —Goon Cl CHA Le, FOR A SMALL CAPITAL- ° a to bu: d fixtures and f moaths lease of store, No. et Soutl he ferry. Linton core, profi owner obliged sont maih a yor) and Brook! Agency Sete, a carpet Ped over the Chatham Bank, wae baoye a mtauoes teat Ae atevet ferr; or is Now rork ee Ti of al “0. B. POTTER, Ne ‘chat, ‘streot, Now York. SPLEYDID OPERATION FOR CAPITALISTS. offezed A Nirlensid. chance is mow of forty ful ssad duilding Lote, fronting on Division, avenue, re seid Guinoy sirtote, ond adjelsing the new Division ‘Avenue | Hailzond. “Neighborhood composod of first class ro; noe. If satan eid at fers ree ett a of ni re | piicer low and terme easy. immediately, Pree DoW MOTT & OO. is Chammbare stroe Bier ts eaumine on FOR LA ty INVITE BUY- our stook of billiard tables on hand, with ods, with all the modern improvements giher satablishmenk inte Tui t cheaper: IN , 332 Bi Unie states 3‘ 1 the World's Fair. tall tee TABLES FOR SALE. — GENTLEMEN to purchase @ superior article, with the latest and Taont ‘Approved cushions. oan be furnished at adel notice, and on reasonable terms, by calling at our fi street. N. B.—Two good second hand tab! | ( rorder, for sale heap. GRIFFITH & DECK&&. yeuG STORE FOR Pate —THE WHOLE OR A H. ies ¢ best retail stores in the cil a: wets farther particular ting where aninterview canbe had. OR SALEAT | MIDDLE VILLA iE, A FIRST RATE F house and good 2 garden, taad with anee, fist. sad half acres of ow) oe by th odor beds, Fondy for shipenen to LEON. ‘end see our fre rond.. Btages pase the di Tinkee tay, Snly Your mites frons the oe, nety of Williamsburg. Inquire of JOHN ENGLAND, on the promises, (OR SALE-THE GOOD WILL, LEASE, AND FIX. tures of a bakery, now doing a first rate ‘cash busin: over the counter, bakin ing cighteon barrels per wook. Sat factory reasons ling out. Apply on the premi- 08, No. 19 Sixt OR SALE—A TWO YEARS’ LEASE, WITH THE meakand Lgsersies ofa. Rooney OF and ( or Lacy now an e business. oooupaat wishes to soll out ison secount ore. bad a heath For forther particulars inquire on the premises, No. 343 Tenth sven! Nee SALE—HOUSE AND LOT NO. 69 WEST TWEN- ty-third street. one door west from Sixth avenue. Lot 21 fect by 98 fect 9 inches; house, three stories, basement ad under cellar, finished ty the pi nt owner for his own residence; has gas, path, de. Only one third osah required. | Price siti ‘Apply to E. . BROWN, No. 71 treot, from 1 to 2 P LARGE DYING ESTABLISHME and utensils, together with » | lishment has every convenien of SEY! » 107 Bight! AND FIXTURES OF THE jes and Greenwich strests; & fine neighborhood, Sa- Would exchange for # farm (OR SALE—THE STOC grrcery store, corner of five years’ lease from last May tisfactory reaaons for selling. of temor fifteen acros. oe R SALE—TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON TWENTY: sixth street, 200 fect east of Fourth avenue, 2)298.9. Price low. Also two twenty feet lots on Twenty fourth atreet, 150 fect east of Fourthavenuc. Those lots cannot be Sein for building lots, being well lo to KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, fro! OR LE.—THE PROPRIETOR OF THE PHILA- delphia House, E. L. reoker = sured “4 of a severe rt vf is peetStes *‘oPacssunt of his hoalth, his friends a sicians have advised him to give up public life. t his eatablishment, nge for property in the cot cai ‘The house and the pro) fare Toll kaowa, and need no comments. Apply ry rt and 147 Bowery. eee. 2 ee OR SALE—FURNITURE AND LEASE OF A LADIES’ g house, all in good order, and atly lo- gited int in the fontre of tue se block’ west of Broadway. g need but call, exam isticd. To # oash customer ceurs. Address, post paid, se SALE—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND Jot, basoment and under celiar, No. 02 Sackett street, South Brooklyn, three minutes walk from Hamilton ferry. For particulars inquire at 407 Broome street. OR SALE—A HANDSOMELY FITTED UP bday at Uakery, confoationery, and ice cream saloon, in thei ase i. oy ae on onal get Cc 2 conducte reat pro pee i Daa ri ee Bisa or at'00 Hudson st, OR SALE.—THE tet ket STONE FRON’ ie ply ee ae, hundred feet di on a] corner of eho ch streets, oe we Ri ost ‘respactable. location; six blocks dy fe yd Will’ be sold cheap. if appliod for oceupation. sold cheap, Yor’ soon. to REILLY. & SON, on the premises, coraer of South Fifth its streets, Williamsburg, (OR SALE—A GROCERY STORE ON ONE OF THE Dest business streets in Brooklyn, at prosont doing a irusiness of $10 to $50 per day, whioh iright be doubled by Keeping liquor. ‘Terms moderate. Apply this day, at GRAY'S Agency, No. 2 Furman street, corner of Atlantic, Brooklyn. | FOR SALE URASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF A eplendid business—corner grocery snd Liquor store, ated inthe central part of the city. Thisis ® chance m met witl, for making money. Apply outly this day, the United States Agency Office, 102 Nassau street, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN New York, Brooklyn or Willia thirty-six acrés, in the, highest stecked with fruit, d good buildings, in th Blizabethtown, N. J. ten. ‘minutes walk from the depot. uire at 156 Chathaia street, corner of Pearl. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE~150 ACRES GOOD LAND, well timbered. Apply to E. BUTLER, 118 Seuth street, corner of Peck alip, up stairs, A first cl be stock on bi tea im one of the best on Boot and canal. having been in the bu an twenty yea: to withdraw from ie dorms liveral. For furcher particulars apply to MES rigs Us the firm of Freeland, Stuart & Co., ‘orl ARLEM LOTS FOR SALE.—EIGHT 1MTH street, four on 115th street. and ight on Fourth a pes west tong Inquire of JOHN ARLEY, No. ulton MPCRTANT TO BARBERS.—FOR SALE, THE BUSI- ness and lease of a peatly fitted up shop, “in the lower 8a ef the city, now doing a large business: “Apply to Me. 183 South street, up chanoe. LTS, 708 SALE TWO LOTS ON THE NORTH. w oorner aA First aveaue and 115th street, Har- pin Central ‘Now York, Apply to inpeaea on mortgage, vy OF padres before 10 o'clock A. M. lerald office. M032, VALUABLE PROPERTY IN RICHMOND, YA. for sale.—The undersigned offers for sale or lonse thas saable milling property in Rlehmond, Virginis, heretofore cared by tier sea four and pisstor mille It is situated reek, about six hundred yards from ‘The water fall of 4 foot rder- gapine pullers is particulaely bel ing & mont desiravie site for. fee Oo be from the ri half, er this proj ndersigned would recommé as pare hance or ob obtainin ing ost admirable pevition for foundry purposes, combining every advantage of economy PI oROb to sad conveniones ADDIY Fm £8. 8. TALIAFERRO, or WELLINGTON GODDIN, Richmond, AINT WORKS FOR SALE—THE BUILDINGS, EN- 4o., with the good will of the Croton ery gin, machinery, Paint Company, the best are conveniently ai river aint in market. They wo f gee! FOR rata THE BEST LOCATION in Broadway and well furnished; rent low ana business firet rate; a small capital oaly required, Apriy at 19 Book- man street, second Ory, back room, ARNER, 10 PRINTERS FOR SALE, A CYLINDER aa of press 43 by 56, will rint @ shest 40 rr, uper royal press and disteii Fyt4 bi edium press and distributor 5,000 Ths. of smal] pica, re oontod to be nearly ne ‘od 0x- provsly forlaw work. It will be Prop up in ss to ait yar hi dsold Inquire of AMES SON, Now, 20, 31, nad 33 Bookman strost, Na Ye TAILORS.—FOR SALE, STOCK AND FIXTURES ofa custom poke inan excellent up town thorosgkmare, no tent low. The ready-made arent advantage. Apply at the jaseau streot. ded co OBACCO CUTTING MACHINE FOR SALE—ONE OF Kogers’ patent, in complete order, ae Pressing boxes, ke. Has been used but a vory short ‘time, and will be sold a bargain. Apply to RIDDER & CRAWFORD, 120 Front st. Bde MARKET FARM FOR SALE IN VRI sinin—Privately until the 20th of September ad when, if not previously disposed of, it will be uffere! at isos, at 12 o'ch M. TI United ‘Staten ‘AF. county road and water, The land is f improvement and Weicut Wo aear New York, or of DAVID GRIF ginis, WATCH, MAKERS AND watch materials, jStaby' files ard tools, ongravers’ tools, ng jasher, he., tor one ro JEWELLERS’ m0t 3. toh ginsees. ro! Tre tea sods fo Chatham et alp Lecce, WAneey T, WITH BOARD, 8 en TO LE no or two reoms oa the Bo ‘ane ‘closets ‘ett her with Croton water; bath hot and oeld; Sree seri aS 5 es OuNTiaNay AND HI8 WIFE WISH TO BOARD © respectable private fe family, far from Astor cater ne “Rotorenves Ox |. N., He GENILEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOM- A medated with am unfurnished room, with pantie at- tached, with board, in a fire house, No. 102 Cliat street, Brooklyn. ‘Aine, two or three single gentiomea with furnished rooms. where every attention it be given theircomfort, Conveniont to South and Wall strect ferries. A SUITE OF NEATLY FURN D PARLORS, ALSO twe large single rooms, to let for at | to single ieationer of highest rae Aiumon and their wives, without board. Cloantinece stcistly observed. Inquire at 72 Franklin street, first house wost of Broadway. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOM- modated with full board ia s private family living ia ridge street, Brooklyn, Terms—$i week. Aoo ModationscA largo front room, with m clothes oloret techi third story, and unlimited use of two elerant par- first story. 6 oth boarders in the family. Refers given and requir ddress A. Herald o FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- deted with partis! board snd pleasant rooms, on first A Alcor, by applying at No. 47 Dominick street. br irene AGED GuSTLaM hoa Dearene FURNISH- ed apartments in @ private f inily. or first class board- with breakfast ani be ath and modern im- indispensable. anh dees BR , Herald office. ‘PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A SUITE OF NEW and handsomely furnished rooms to two gentleme: A if Cerired. Also, two single rooms. The hou: f the most pleas d convenient streets im th Appl; 52 Bond street. AN 2NGUISH LADY HAS A FURNISHED ROOM 70 glo gentioman, with part! quired in *ilere other boarders, and ithe ieealioncte ea ith tel, Location 212 South Sixth stcost, Willsmeborg Srithin ten minutes walk of the ferry. ISHED ROOMS, AT 22 UNION PLACE, Tithout beard. “The house is delightfully improvements aud over- olty oan be accom: OARD—F' to lot, it rooms. OARD—PERMANENT AND CAN now be had, weit choice of 82 and 84 Fast Twonty third at has all the modern improvements, OARD.—FINE SUITES OF ROOMS ON SECOND floog, to let, furnished or unfurnished, to families. Al: geveral single rooms for gentlemen, with full or board, in the firet cl 38 between Brosdway Private table if pi of the city, by care rand stages, an OARD.—A YOUNG manera), LADY, WHOSE HUS- band is abeent most of the time, would like to got per manent board in # quict, Baas house, where thet other bearders; that of a widow lady would be referred, T muat be moderate. Ploase address E, JONES, Herald for three days. ROARD.—A GENTLEMAN, RESIDING OUT OF town, desires tho use of & farnished room for a fow hours daily, | Thehouse of a widow Lady Keeplag no board- ers, and living retired, will be preferred. dress Leander, Broadway Post Omoo. OARD NEAR BROADWAY HOUSE FIRST CLASS, ‘and newly furnished throughout; has gas, bat Hooms and suites to let Divner at 6 o'clock. Unexception. able references required and & Ploase call at No. 29 Clivton place, Eighth street, west ide of Broadway. OARD IN BROOKLY: men can be aecommodated breakfast and tea and dinner on Sunday: ily. Address or call at 114 High stroct, x few minutes walk from Fulton or Bridge street ferries. References oxohanged. BOARD IN BROOKLYN.A GENTLEMAN AND HIS Wife can be accommodated with s fine large room in one of the most desirable situations in Brooklya, Apply ‘at 86 Clinton street, opponite Schermerhorn. nt front room, in a private fam: ya ‘a 206 Washingto hilton or Wail treet, ferr magnifies NTLEMAN AND LADY a. jaodera built fl als ks La a! G. M., Broadway Post Office, sts Bisa WANTED—FOR A GENTERMAN tee EG in a respectable, quiet privat commoase! poe ye suit eral "peise will be ee and where ar interview can 8 between Rutgers and Gouverneur at Plo Stating terme and location, C. M., Boyd's Express, No. 45 William street. mater WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS je, in & private family, near the Sixth or Eighth nue witieas Location must be above Clarkson AdéressH. EB. C. Herald office. OARDING PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD, B may be opininea ina trot claus house, convenient to tnd our Rog ts cane “twenty eighth aud Twouty-binth streots. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ALSO tvo single gentlemen, can be accommodated with de- lightful rooms, in a first class houso; location the most de sirable and accessible to the stage lines, Apply at 45 Grove street. Reference exchanged. pairs Ge —SUITES OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND floor, splendidly furnished, will be let, with full board, | to gentlemen and their wives, or to single gentlemer ity ns pelle and strictly frst cl the first pects r pes eee Dinner at “ise second street, between Fifth and Sixth OARDING—WANTED, FOR A WIDOW LADY, AND little girl four years old, ina private family, or board ing hours, with an unfurnished bedroom; where 'thore are no children prefers Reference! d, moderate, Address, with full nm OARDING.—TO THE TRAVELLING FUBLIC THAT intend visiting New York city, they will find good board and clean beds, for fifty « per day, or three dol- lare per week, at 20 Oliver streot, near Chat OARDING.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with good furnished rooms, toxether or separate, with or without board, house lighted with gas.and tach rooms free for cecupants. Apply to MRS. EDHURST, 541 Houston strest. 5 ay econd story, for & gle gentlemen, whioh they wi Cither full or partial board. ‘The house contain ern improvement. The best of reference given ‘Address W. & H., box 1,489, Post office. CARDING ON BROADWAY.—PERSONS VISITING ty permanently or transiently, may find the com, ithout the anno; f a large hotel, moat o to $1 -y mod: required. ESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. — A PRIVATE family would let or two psentle: iat she visiech . » firat house wost o: 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN SOUTH BROOK- lyn. Apply at 164 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHO Prenbfast and ten. Apply at 7 Broome street noe URNISHED ROOMS—UNION SQUARE.—PARLORS, with bedrooms, and get! pantries attached, to let at No. 62 East Sixtconth street, opposite Union square. Also, several single rooms, URNISHED APARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN only, at 662 Houston etreet, in the immediato vicinity af thy Metropolitan Hotel, "Tho best of references given and required. URNISHED ROOMS—ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, for single gentlemen, at 464 Broadway, two doors above Union square. Rooms in suits or single, handsomely and newly furnished throughout, with all the modern conve- pieneee, 0 and one of the most_airy and agreeable locations in the cit URNISHED ROOMS FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, AT 47 Bond streot— one of the pleasantest localities in Now York, ae quiet as the o ai, eed he city, we stages and rail Gore to every ‘The howse has hot, cold, and shower baths, and every other comfort. IRST CLASS Eee WITH PARLOR AND BED- Foot, wan entleman and bis wife, ard’ in private ‘emily, for which a’ liveral sum will be paid. mS tion, between Sixth and Second aver Place, Address bi oe above Washingt box 690, Se ONE LARGE ROOM, SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED, onthe second at at—also, the third ory, to iets le tenga jseee feoked rtvate Lig find. ‘it i ‘calling at hog cr few doors weat of Broadway. oR EO. 1 J ae LEASANT ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST may be obtained with a Indy who has mot bce mt, tev and comforts 98 "Prince treet. a babit of taking boarde ut who will ond as homelike as possible. ‘The altuation is delightful and cone pase by con Dply at 65 Second 7. t to the corner of Fourth streot. fe a 0 & back parlor suitable for » hywtelan its ERSONS WISHING BOARD IN q hou a find parlors and bedroons crit pias eet, ck from Broadway, near tho st. Nicnalee ie “trangere visiting the city ona be pleasantly accommo- ——— eee JRANSIENT AS WELL AS PERMA} can be be accommodated with spaciou ie WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN Me A big 4 sant home, ins and strictly private fam partial board. ‘The house has all the mo Bnd ia situated in Nineteonth street, t dist within halt bisek, Union sqnare, Cars and omnibus Good references required. Address W., Union Square Office. ([° SINGLE GENTLEMEN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, 18 wutiful location in Brookign, twenty miantos walk from Fulton, South and Montague. feéricn, would. be happy to furnish «centlomen with « pleasant bedroom, board and attendance, on very moderate terms, Mr. Mowbray, 44 Ful- fon atrect, New York, and Me. Stone SI Fulton stroct, Bi lyn, have caris of address FURNISH? D ROOMS TO LET, WITH ON ‘Third avenus INSTRUCTION. ener pannrrwrrrerren GQPANISH LAD GUAGE —A SPANISA GENTLEMAN © favorably known in this city aan teacher of his natiy (th bn 1 inatraction inthe same to d will also make translations with 7 Nl Apoly a 25 Grovae atreat, be- wo without board, lang: dies an anttomen 0 tween Canal nd REGWTBR. PARTMENT! L&T—IN Ww SIX STORY Artie i homed streak few ward ow sone re Crete water, aote Ra. ge bo. ry arsove ed uv complete for cen 12 and I FLOOR TO Saray A Kone pacior, three bed iy oy 5 the inquire at 1022 Bread: ae water on [eg rorset t very low, te a good tenant, LARGE STORE BACK ROOM AND ©! A? let, at os Moreno Village, West Chester Se gris walk lor and Srp, between, i am avenue, Morrisan iis jorstam Svinvcuy sere, Rectan’ A FURNISHED BOUSE TO LET, AT 1093 BROAB- way, betwoon Thirty-first and Thirty-second streets, A GOOD SIZED BASEMENT AND = CaEEaS TO let, at 362 Broad: coreer, canes im treet. Suit tablish m le for a who! 2. Inquin NEW NEAT TWO STORY AND BASEMENT house, in the upper part of the city. to lot, lease or sell. Apply to Hood & Fiold, West street, corer of A ‘Terms low. y: AN ERI O78. FAMILY, IN A MODERN BUILT HO 19 Ludlow place,) would lot the entire second & teeataeas communicating, with the bath, 4£0., to single gem: tlomen, without board. ‘Good Toferenoss given and required. ROADWAY HOTEL TO LEASE.—THE ELEGANT hotel des Deu 3. No RM Broadway, corner ot An- thony strest, jus up in the most clogaut and oostl: mans or, will be leased for five years from lat May, 1859 ‘The faurnitere will be arranced for with « good ton: the mort undovbted, security will be require, TY & MURRAY,’Counsellors-at Law, ROADWAY OFFICES TO LE to $60. Apply to G. pean if, ine, talon Wossetelon mow or cu the arstie? ene month Enquire of Pa RODENT HVA, No. 109 Ninth oes esileoded (OUNTRY PROPERTY TO RENT—A BEAUTIFOT. cottage. and ten ares of land, coach bouso and stable, at Staten Island; furnished frm house on 1 with fine water front, plent; farm of 100 acres, near the Ca exchange, Apply to R. F. PPURNISHED HOUSE, 10 LETOIN NINTH STREET, with Stary oars improvement. from present time to the Ist of November, or longer if desirable. Apply te B. LAURENCE, Broadway Post Office. IURNISHED HOUSE TO LET--IMMEDIATE ms at Staten Island, near the ferries; to: H meofice. ‘will be sold with lenge. co. —THE D DWELLING, bstl rTOUSES 10 LF 188 POURTHE Avenno, containg twelvo,r00 Rent $500. three story house, 337 Fourth avea' nt $700, an others. Anply ‘to £, B. KINSHIM 5. Fourth ve from 2 to7 o'olock, FFICES, ROOMS, BTC., TO LET. SEVERAL or. fices and rooms in tho buildings 120 and 126 Nese strect; all have good light, are very well located, and would te rented low. Also, mt Papectaente suitable for ces: pectable mecbanios. Appl JAMES Rice. yi0 Hudson street, ear Canal, NE FLEGANT ROOM, TWENTY-ONE FERT BY Sever teen, with north lishts, also including the wae of an interior office, beautifully fitted up, the whole being ad- mirably adapted for professional uso. Rent $650. Apply to GEO. P. FOX, 383 Broadway, corner of Anthony atreot. Re a wp) py hes STEAM POWER. —SEVERAL ver: wtar the New York aad New iaven eight Dat eh Tighted nd airy, and furnished with Croton fixtur nd water closets. Apply to E. AN THONY, corner of Elm and Freaklia street }, room No. 41, up stairs TORE TO LET.—PART OF THE FIRST FLOOR OF store 104 Murray street. First rate location fer the butteror fruit business. Apply upon the premises, 1, LET-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF PARLOR ROOMS, fitted up with all the modern improvements; suitable for a physician or professional gentleman, at fue ‘corner of Forty-tbird etrect and Eighth avenue. ‘Cars pass along every Ave minutes, Inquire et G. FELLIAM, on the pre crot OBKIEN & DINGLE, corner Fourteenth treat Sixth avenue. LET.—THE UPPER PART [OF HOUSE NO. 244 Greenwich street. near Barolay,.) We ‘be let for an vg or seme light mechanical business. a hed location. Ap- ply in the bookstore. Wanted—A book sower. Apply as abo (0 LET—TWO NEAT COTTAGES, WITH VERANDA fronts, ploasantly situated on Fifty eeoond-streot, mone the Hudson River Railroad. are neatl; ey and the surrounding grounds covered with fino forest trees. The Houston street and Maic e line of ee end Eighth Avenue Railroad care ran ear the premises aah out the day. FRent Ger Inquire of GARBIT i. ST! KER, near the lott Brothers. No. 2 Nagcan jemises; of street, or of Sandfords, Porter & Striker, 78 Broadway. Ts LET, IN SOUTH BROOKLYN—A HANDSOME three story and bavement house, 164 Sackett stroot, be- tween Clinton Cou ‘he house is finished in the best manner, with sixteen, rooms, (da couater cellar; gas throughout ; rent shout; Tet BARNETT SON, No. 15 John stevet. 0 TET_A SMALL. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, ining eight Fifteent! oruntll the avec roadway, corner (T}9, LET, THE TWO THREE STORY BRICK BUILD. suitable for mechanics’ shops, fart Fit attort, wlth cr wi len given. Also, 8 email artiage ho able for one of two smal OWN, 71 Wall strect, from 1 to 2 P.M. ub ectin ts iso wap: 10 LET—THE SECON D FLOOR OF A GENTEFL HOUSE. in Oliver street, and the furniture for sale meoniltiag at Sota chat sppet, fing, glass, are pede bed: cooki: iv ti q Me. THOMPSON. 58 oltver OP dailies LET—-THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE FRONT ouse, 89 Sands strovt, Brooklyn; one three-story brick ts 4 back room om Hamilton ave- North Brooklyn, and room No. 429 Sixth avenue; two on Broadway, ta of houses and suites of roomsia No P, TOWNSEND, 82 Nassaa steoot, TS pa Yaquire of 8. New York, up stairs. 10 LET—A THREE STORY HOUSE, HANDSOMELY furnis! ai containing all the modern clea Rent moderate, a portion of which will he tak board. oS West Twenty seventh streo xi sferouces: 0 LET—A NEW THREE STORY HOUSE UP TOWN, conveniently situated in a genteel neizhhborhoed, ow the line of Apply at 107 eral stage rou! Rent, per sunum. ut! it LET—A TH ST OUSE, Wh T cece furnithed, containing all the modern improvomente. Rent moderate, a portion of which will be taken in Tequire at No, 193 West Twenty-seventh st: Refer require 7°,! u No. 19 one having ‘A small capital thi a OPPOSITE THE ENTRANCE OF THE CRYS. 1 Palace, on Fortieth street—One two story fram Houte, on Forticth street 2 by 100 fest deep, containing te large saloons with @ balcony, 12 feet deep, right opposi entrance of the Palnce. One frame house, on Thirty-nint strect, 10 feet front by 8 fect deop, containing two larg int Joons, with kitchon, cellar, and dwelt Toom. Ad in a covered thoroy 200. fe from the entrsnce of the y aaiety, ninth street, 10 F tect, ,. 4 keep the carriages & # to the Palsoe. hors Inquire at FROMM & Hi! NTS, 0 ninth street, where the owner ‘er A. M., and from 4 to 6 4 M. yaite t! yn Thirty- ba be found fe from 8to lt J. G. BLUM! NROTHER. 10 LET OR LEAS E-— AR street, a few doors cast of Se ad a high, well’ tehes wit! , a 3 ate ‘ OF a gursaparilin manuiactory of for, mechanical pa pee} or it will be sisted. to et the appli 7 M.A. STEVEN RaUTM se geo ee commodious ro of Baltimore. Thi ment, for the past fifteen years, Tnstic year, one of the largest and most Ta and mathematical schools for boys of he fest grade, The Foome can sccommodats over ninety pu large an Pa eeith don desks, acne 9 a Hp ferred, mer pu iscopal clergyman prefers doubled security required. Nous but 4 highly inde teacher, who can produce unquestionable references, nesd apply, Address Win. Hamilton, No, 7 Courtland street, 1 eT Werth TO HIRE-SUFFICIENT G North river, or at Atiantic dock, For later yard, where tad Bt d ai pad miondi also to hire, a man wel aequai olsegnl ber ti seauainte “ad mith th var seonle lumber trade at Now York, HORSES, CARRIAGES, éo, en Sentra ARE. TOGETHER WITH st trotter, warranted "ae ing. Sold for want of use. at 170 East Tweuty sixth etroct, between First faa Second avenues, FY SALE—A PAIR OF BLOODED BAY 1, five and six years old. and fifteen hands high. Cas pliant). nd Ms bois ae or wae harn M go beautifully uncer the 6, and is ve rt. be eon st No, Ti Clinton place, Eighth stroot, at T. Noceis nA stable, F hors df for want rom, 8 t0 12 o'clook, at 79 Sullivan atoset: e the protien a HANDSOME BLACK HORSE, BE: 1d; can trot his tile tw ‘ad trie in all harness On SALR—A PATR OF COAL Bf, OF ee hein ta C14, sixteen bande toe, and atylian deivers al bugsy. with changing sows fo f ight double eilver plated har- tod - perfect order. To bo sold together or y be seen xt the Metropol id "Prince atzeste, Topolitan Stabley, cormer Oe eee sas enscemencnepesipaitini POR SALE-A LIGHT WAGON, TARNESS, SADDLE nd bridle, They will be wot é quire of WMA SHON at nekie aeteot. icy OR SALE-GOATS, GOATS.—A PAIR, OF LARGE gonts, with harness, waon and slei Price $60, com- lote. | Also, a vory superior fresh milch cow. Address box £48 Post Office, ‘ORSE FOR SALE— pY for children Price 81. 1 er of Fourth atrest a1 JUPERION BAY WORSE FOR SAL bright bay, with four Adio lens pound da half een HORSE, be #00 Root "Lntayotte | A VERY FIN FINE, corn may be bad H vy fino eray pooey Weatt tLchee fiftoon hi high, sevon yours old, and warranted sound and kind im all harness, JSAGONS Fi some top w road wagon, ia, goo oriiee, want of use ly at the Boerum stents. cooklya, 'b Stable, ooraer te State and