The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1853, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKBT. Sunpay, Sept. 18-0 P. M. ‘During the past week the stock market has been mode- ‘Bately active, and prices have been pretty well sustained, ‘Mhe money market has not cored up much, and the pros pect ia by 20 means favorable, in = financjal point of ‘ytew. It is possible the banks may show an augmenta- Men of specie; but the contraction is still going on in the ‘Me of discounts. This isan encouraging feature inthe Dank movement, and the check exercised upon commer- @ia} operations generally must be most beneficial. The @hanges recently made in the system of banking which hae been 20 long pursued in this city will de away entire: Jy with all those endden fluctuations in the money mar- bet and keep every institution im proper trim. We shall Rave no mere speculation on the part of the banks. They are compelled under the new regulations to show their ‘Inands so often that it is utterly impossible for them to ge far wrong. Unti) the new system gets fairly in epera- ‘Gen the banks will be steadily contracting. They were ‘my out of order, and requiring much trimming and Wallasting. They have got everything pretty smug, and ‘we shall soon go forward again with a favorable wind. The exportation of specie last week from this port amounted to only $10,000, ‘he commercial advices brought by the Arctic, as was anticipated, are rather unfavorable for thore who have een operating heavily in breadstuffs. Flour was very @eB (ef sale at Liverpool on the 5th inst., and in some Maatanees a reduction of 1s. and 1s. 6d. was submitted to after the sailing of the Niagara; but it is reported that ‘here was notbing doing even at these rates on the day Jwevious to the Arctic’s departure. Cotten was also dull, nd the quotations had slightly receded. Several Amster- @am heuser, chiefiy engaged im the oil and corn trade, had failed. ‘The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Inne determined to construct a double track from the re- Weeve fund profits. Twenty five miles are to be built ‘@mmediately, and the remainder is to be done frem tine ‘te time as the means of the company will permit. ‘The Obioand Indiana divisiens of the Cincinzati and Indianapolis and Chicago Road bave been consolidated, making the entire line one interest and one stoek. Mr. KB XM. Gregory, # Cincinnati banker, ia the President. Barge subscriptions to the stock have been made in real xtate. The location is finally made, right of way obtained, gna the work is to be let shertly. ‘Mee Alexandria Gazette states that the ties on the Miananeas Gap Railroad are laid nearly to Manassas Gap; ‘Bhat the iron has been purchased in New York, and is @aily expected at Alexandria, and that the cars may be @apected to run to the Gap in a very short time after the arsival of the iron. ‘Fee Dolly-Hide Copper Company of Frederick county, Maryland, is likely to be one of the most successful ‘these formed in the Atlantic section of the country. For @ametime past the want of proper machinery has been wasiously felt, and the operations of the company have ‘Wherefore been materially restricted. All these difficul- ‘Bes will soon be removed. The engine house is in rapid progress, and will be ready for the engine early in Octo- Bes. ‘Phe engine will be capable of pumping one thon- wand gallons per minute, and will work the stamps, dress he ores, kc. In the absence of the machinery, the com- pany have not been idie nor unmindfal of the interests ef tt shareholdere. The mines lie in the centre of a rich mineral country, which extends some twelve or fifteen amiles, but at no point has it proved so rich and extensive ‘a ai the Dolly Hide location. The company took pos- geasion of the mines in the rpring, and has realized Tage profits from the start ; and this, too, without the id of machinery, which is a thing of very rare oocur- Fence in copper mining, The vein isa large ono, and gazries a large amount of the richest ore. The width is Soar feet, with a leader of solid ore eighteen inches wide, ‘and has been proved eight hundred feet long. The yield | @uring the month of August was at the rate of $800 per fathom. The product for August was much more than the directors anticipated. With enly ten miners forty- ‘Mhree tens of thirty per cent ore was raised and dressed Ser market, worth full $125 per ton, and at a total cost of less than $900. This result can be greatly increased after the engine commences work. Independent of the wish vein of ore, the company possesses a fortune in ite ‘@pparently inexhaustible quantities of biack dirt, of whieh there are several hundred tons on the surface. This yields a per eentage of pure copper mush larger than the average of Cormish copper mines. It has Weeady been found st a depth of thirty-six feet, and no @igne of exhaustion, Tuo pruxiuitty vt thie mine to market gives it immense advantages over more distant Becations. The Baltimore Smelting Company have offer- 94 to purchace all its ores at full market prices for cash. Fhe comyaay have enough money in their treasury out ef its working capital to last two years. Their esti- mated annual product is 1,500 to 2,000 tons, which will give very iarge dividends to the stockholders, A hand- pome dividend will be earned this year. ‘The trade report of Du Fay & Co., of Manchester, for ‘fhe month of August, contains the following just remarks elative to the financial movements of the day:— ‘The gradually advancing rate for money is not caused — want of Paice arising from over speculation, and by a drain of the precious metals in pay- anges imporiations, but mainly by an unusual extension of trade, chiefly to distant countries, from whieh the returns for goods exported are slowly coming wound, and also from a large import trade, caused by a geal increased consumption of all articley of food by masses of our population. All this, and the increased eect of our productious—owing to the state of the labor market and to tie higher prices of the raw materials combined, cause an increased demand for money. To those who remember what extraordinary notions were abroad some nine months back, about the expected over supply ef the precious metal—its suppored effect upon the reve- nue of eapitalists—the hurry with which Holland got rid of Hts gold, and the dificultise which were expected for a Rae saplosumt of the large quantities of gold Australia would pour into the coffers of she Bank, the present state of things must appear strange fm the exireme, evincing, in a striking manner, the falia- ‘ey of superficial reasoning and hasty prophecies. Man ‘one who acted upon the notions then prevalent feel weme embarrassment at the present moment. Numerous wndertakings and tranactions have been embarked into, wader the impression that money, which was then worth fowo per ‘would continue to be had at this or atill Jewer rates; hence, the po goes felt when aiscount rose a eet four Tonk cent for short paper, and may proba- wr. These erroneous notions about the Shaase the money market would arsume in 1853, have also lea to capital being fixed to «large amount in va- rious foreign undertaki hile at the same time in- vesimento at pa in b ships, and extension of wailwaye, were goirg on. The gradual, but continual, of te money smart will of course curtail even legi- Serato bux aa, while it yut a stop to most specula~ ‘thve undertakings. = tte ‘These are the sound views of practical, sensible busi- meen men, and are worth whole volumes of theories of speculators. The cause of the preeent stringency in the ‘Money markets of the United States and Great Britain is simply over-trading. We have imported too largely, ‘and Great Britain has exported too largely. That these mevements, so opposite, should produce the same re- malts, may appear strange, but it is nevertheless true. je have run too deeply in debt, while Great Britsin has ‘trusted too large an amount on too long acredit, This is the trouble, and both nations must have time to extri- @ate themselves from the embarrasements with which they are surrounded. Both have over-traded to a cer. ‘tain extent, but it has been in legitimate lines, and the @hannels of trade are clear from all obstructions of a werious character. We have only to keep quiet for a ‘time, to rest a little, and allow things to recover from ‘the great tension they have so long labored under ‘The advance in the rate of interest by the Bank of England to four per cent should not create am alarm in the public mind, It may fora time check the invest- ‘ment of Englich capital here, and it ia possible may toa moderate extent call horse capital already invested in this country, but it can only be temporary. The rate of fmterest on this side of the Atlantic rules too high, and foreign capitalists have too much confidence in the cha- wacter of our public securities to make any very great change in their investments. It may be many years be fore the rates of interest ruling in England and in the United States spproximate much nearer than those now current, but it is pretty certain that they wil mever again be much farther apart. We are too @losely connected in our financial and commercial ope fations, and by the improvements im steam navigation oo near neighbors, to permit such a wide difference fm the vaiae of money to continue much longer. It is mot likely that the rate of interest in England wil; ome up to that now ruling here, or that ours will come Gewn to that now ruling in London, bat they will gradu ally, but steadily, approach each other, until the rate in each country will vary but the smallest fraction. It is entirely ovt of the question for such extreme rates to rule in cities so intimately allied {o Snancial rela Lendon, New York and San Francisco. In London four per cent is now the current rate; in New York seven to ten per cent, and in San Francisco thirty t» thirty six per cent. London and New York are only about sen Gays apart, with almost daily communication by steam e's. Loudon and San Francisco are only about thirty @aysapart, with .emi-monthiy commanigation by steam These three financial centres should have a more uniform standadof value for money. In London or New York there cannot be such # wide difference mach loog. er, and ag they approach cach other the money markets one as of each will be better regulated. Money will ultimately find rts level im value. and where it commands the high- est price, with equal seeurity, there will be the alters- tion. Four per cent imLendon is not so desirable as seven and tea per cent in New York, and we question if a further advance im the rate of interest by the Bink of England would in reality create much apprehensioa, In anticipation the effect might be slightly unfavorable, but as the movement becomes better understood, that would subside, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles, other than foreign dry goods, im- ported into this port during the week ending and including Friday, Sept. 16, 1858:— ComMsRCE OF THE PoRT ov NEW-YORK—WEEKLY IMPoRTS. Qu Value, Quan, Value. 3,005 ‘254 23 16 842 4,826 1,281 1916 26. 358 43,065 44 3.366 13 87,367 5 137 5 265 20 1091 25 2558 36 198 70-1828 2 1,020 174,950 Ae ae Ve cr 385 Sheathingdo. 63 9.438 1,519 ecaer rsa 10 1,807 5.486 ng 10, ph a 8,237 ae tons .2.907 46 543 2,186 hao, bars.26.873 203,477 1067 pk do, tans 256 8,200 475 Sheet do,pkgs2 839 14,160 3,120 Tubes. we. 857-3214 Cream ¢ gee 15 2554 Chaing....... 36 2,364 Cuteb.... 140 154 Oxalie acid .. Oxide zinc Sulphur ..... Turtaric acid, Other dergs,, 181 Ps 14 3 her drv gs. aper b : Duek & crash 260 3,575 Do. hangings. 42 6,287 Papier mache Guaay cloth 1413 coer 67 Hair man’fd, Hatters’ goods 96 Hemp....... 113 21673 Guano, tons 750 1,237 1,548 4.859 Articles for . 1 601 Crystal Pa- 68 © 6,900 lace Exhi- Instrumente— bition.... 9 1,308 Musical....., 58 9,279 Otherimp'ts 79 6,951 Valee of merchandise imported during week ending September 16, $1 806,539 Do, cry goods do 2,544,200 Forel. Previously Total for two weeks eee 97,941,369 The principal items of import during the week have deen as follows: cigars, $30,243; eoffee, $65,122; earthen- ware, $56,852; undressed skins, $43,065; brandy, $37,267, iron, $56,041; railroad iron, $203,477; eutlery, $48,436; hardware, $44,609; steel, $40,261; tin, $61,083; sugar, $89,236; watches, $109,868, The above aggregate for the first half of the present month is just about equal to that for the corresponding period last year. CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarurpay, Sept. 17—6 P. M. Asnms.—Sales of 50 bbis. yes mene oe 50 for pearls and $5 75 for pots. per fj inspeetion warehouse contained today 2.415 bbls. both kinds, againtt 4.948 bbls. twelve months ago. Breapstcrrs —Flour ruled about the same. The sales consisted of 12,400 bbis., superfine No. 2 at $5 87 $6; ose! to choice State, $6 18% a $6 43% a few lets old baving been procured at the inside rate mixed to fency Western at $6 25 a $6 50; fancy Genesee and Ohio at $6 43%; a $6 5654; extra Western at $6 50a $6 8734; and extra Genesee at $6 62 0 $712. Th were 950 bbls. Canadian sold, to arrive, at $6 75. The transactions in Southern reached only 1,000 bbis., at steady prices. Rye floar and corn meal were ur changed. Wheat was in 5008 request, but rather lower. ‘fhe operations ine! bushels Gevesee white, at $1 49 a $1 52, 27,500 os Western do., at $1 43 a $1 48, and 8,000 do, Canadian do,, at $1 45. es oats were unaltered, Some 2,000 bushels barley changed hands at 78e. Corn favored buyers. The business comprised 34, 00 bas buehels, at 80 0 82¢. for unsound; 813¢ a 83 for white Southern: 824 a 834c. for mixed Weste: 8334 @ 84c, for round yellow, and 84a 85c. for Southern do, per buskel. Corrox.—The sales to-day amount to £00 bales, without charge in prices—market closing heavy. Corr. There were 200 begs Maracaibo taken at Ile. Ib. POP azicera, —To Liverpool some 25,000 or 30.000 bushels of wheat were engaged on private terms. Flour was at 3s., and 100 or 200 bales of cotton were engaged at 9-324, and 22 hhds tobacco at t4s. To Antwerp, 400 barrels flour were engaged at 8Cc. A Bremen veasel was char: tered for Havre to load with fiour. at 75c.; wheat was taken in an American sbip at 20c. » 22e,, and flour at 70c. a 80c. To California rates were steady ‘at 400, a 0c. per foot measurement. Fish were lees abundant agd stiffly held at $3 50a “4 6246 for dry cod; $14 25 for No 1 mackerel; $i0 37 $10 50 for No, 2 do.; $7 8734 a $7 50 tor No. 3 do. Salon of 3.500 boxes No. land scaled herring transpired at 2c. and 520. a Ste. respectively. Fevrt —Some 400 boxes bunch raisins were disposed of on private terns. |AY.—There have been 1,000 bales river bought, part at 7c. a 87 3c. per 106 Ibs. Bipes during the past week have arrived more freely, and we now note a stock of 50,000 of all kinds. There was for the past few days tested & disposition to make purchases, at firm rates, and salee have been effect- ed of 11,660 Porto Cabello, in Philadelphia, for this m ket, at 14%(c., as they run; 12,000 Angosturas, on the dock, at 16 3c , 6 months; 2,000, toarrive, on same terms; 1,778 dry Maracaibo, at 14e., aa they run; 6,841 Buenos Ayres, 213¢ Ibe. at 18c.; 4,768 Cumanas, ex ship, at lic, as they run; 1.580 Barcelonas, ex ship, at 1434¢.. as they run, 2730 Cumanas, not yet landed, at 16c., as they ran; 962 green eaited Buenos Ayres cows, 45 Ibs., at 10c., from store, to go Fast; 1.800 dry salted Matamoras, not yet janded, on private terms, to South; 1,510 dry Mat«- moras, 28 Ibe. not yet landed, at 1234¢., aa they run. The late arrival have in some measure checked the do- d. The market closes quiet. Hors.—Oid were retailing at per Ib, LaTHs.— Eastern moore scarce, and held at 52. Lime.— Rockland was inactive and nominal, The stock seemed very small. MoLasse: —The transactions embraced 50 hhds. Porto Rico at 20¢ , and 150 bbls Muscovado at 25c. per galion, Oms.—Whale, sperm and olive were unchanged. About 5,(00 gallons linseed brought 65c. per gallon. Provisions Pork sppeared pretty active. The sales included 660 bbls. Western at $16 for mesa, and $13 for ime, per bbl. Nothing new occurred in cut meats. rme 700 bbls, fair to prime lard found buyers at $11 373, 2.81175 per 100 Ibs. Beef was in good request, and 350 bbls. of it were purchased in lots, at previous quotations. Butter and cheese remain as last noted, Rick.—Nothing additional was done in Carolina, 700 bags Fast India were taken on private terms. Svoars.—The awles of Cuba reached 600 hhds. at be, a 53 ¢ per Ib. Tonacco.—Kentucky was in better demand, and bad been purchased to the extent of three hundred bhds, at Tye. a 9c. per Ib, Wuiskry —There were 600 bbls, Ohio and prison ob- tained at 280. » 20. per gallon, IMPORTATIONS INTO THE PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 970 17, INCLUSIVE. Bleeching powders—2: ke, 25 tier Bricka—32, 000 fire, Beer—-331 casks, b 201 terees. Bage—30 bales, 83 burldler, 26 packages. Boner—6,000 ahin domes Coal—650 tone gas, 0 tone ca i, 488 tons orrel, 2,117 | tons, 444 chaldrons. Cement--30 barrels Roman, 122 bervels. Coffee 56 bags Cheeas—6 casks, 24 boxes, 21 cases, 2 boxes cake aad cheese, Coir 80 bandles coir yarn, Copper—1 barrel, % tone ore, 2 copper boilers per wtean 2 kegs, 10 cases, 9 barrela old, Dry goods—1'173 packages, hip Franklin; 461 do, per ship Eoterprise, 418 G0. per Zurich; 844 do. per Great Western (808 do. per Liverpool, 338 per William Stetson; 243 do. per Fivira Owen; 216 do, per Empire State; 64 do. per Hope Goodwin; 166 do. per Deutschland; 163 do. per Luey Thenapson’, 146 do, per Hendrik Hudson; 116 do, per Humboldt; 104 do, per J. C, Humphreys; 87 do., per lege le., per Helen Maris: 88 ¢o., per Nia ; per Jobm Hateook; 20 do., per Fairfed ¢ per ; . %, 2, $0. fer, tri’ Remuera ioeat fei : uly! aka. wadder ; 33] sks, 186 tes., 460 i 11 conke sal ammonia; 2 carks Batavia cares ean de co! cologne; 2 boxes otto of rows; 2 1 cack oo water; oT re ene 1 Se. oes 1 barrel syrup 10 casks, 8 caxer physical ral 760 kegs, 12 casks chemicals; 21 barrels cochineal; vergigris; 50 baarele tapioes; 1 box selter water; 1 chest medicines; 205 kegs bicarbonate sode; 4 casks chlorate of potash: ‘> caske, 400 cases brimstone; 1 cask drugs. Fish— quintals dry ced; 1,015 bariels, 200 kegs cases, 12 barrels cherries; 20 cases fruits, iorandy; 56 cases fruits, in juice; 1 cask plums, 9 casks limes: 1 box rvectments’ | Guané 2000 bags Peruriaa iain 41 barrels hair, Horn+—73,500 ox femp=400 barrels codilla, TUinerti,200 on. 2.942 ox and cow, 1 bull 11-486 Poy pandies, 20.068 hides 4 barrels’ hide cuttings. 2 tiereos. Indian rubber—4 cases, 4 dry, Honev--1 dex, HOB, Beco Ton—80,712 bars railway iron, 4.911 double * do, 82449 bars, 7.732 bdls iron, 5, S71 bile sheet, 4251 bails Loop, ®118 t ns pig ie from, 1. 13.17 iron rails re 178 platen: 962 eompound do. ; 2,799 bars arg) 7.102 vars, 36 bundles Swede: fo eae and steel, 420 bars hoop iron; 1 000 bundien bar do.; 482 Dundler band de ; 139 bundles tubes; 67 strips iron: 640 Darscld £83 anvils; 11 pieoes tron railing 9 bundles gl. pla Tead—7,037 ig lead. Leather—29 cases, 1 &— 410 bundles, 154 dozen. Ma:ble—161 blocks; G0 caser, 4,000 slabs auarble Molaseoec-T01 hhds., 49, bbls. Oil—62 pipes 244 puncheonr linseed; 1,376 cases, 50 baskets olive: 168 peckages whale; 20 boxes, 50 half ‘Ddoxen_ 70 cases oil. ta—66 bbis., 84 casks wpt zinc; 88 cares black lead; 66 tierces Paris white; 200 boxes color 8 casts painters’ colors; 10 casks whiting; 10 chest ultra warine, 100 bbls. eryde of zine; 24 casks paints. ae 600 tons placter Rage— 276 bags, 1,742 ba cloth cuttings. Salt—6,455 barrele, 4,585 racks, 18,310 bushels. ‘Skins -3 bales tanned goat: 12 bales’ 1 package rkins. Steel—1,793 bundles, 431 cases. Seeds—29 casks Soap—60 boxes Spelter—6,478 plate: Shell—1 barrel, 1 case tortoise; 67 oases pearl. Segars— 95 boxer, 248 casen, 2,000 loose. Spirits—193 easks, 220 querer do., 10 tierces, 154 bes cy nigel 35 bervels bracdy; 2 boxes samples do.; 1 oank sberry do ; 152 puncheons whiskey; 113 casks, 170 pipes gin; 161’ casks botiled, 35 tierces ale: 97 boxes, 45 cates Vquers. Sugar—1,995 bhds., 104 tea., 36 bbls., 323 ba. Spices—250 cases mustard; 150 cases preserved do, 5,062 iculs black pep; ceo—74 barrels r; 10 casks nutmegs. Tea—l box. To- leaf; 414 barrels, 2 cases, 509 ceroons, lee, Ties—3.250 tiles, 4 casks, iles for Havans, Tin—10,073 boxes tin plates: 368 elabs 1.204 boxes tin. Wines—2 566 caves, 12 tach, 5,515 baskets, 40 eason Champagne; 1,620 casks, 20 quarters. 8 piper 50 cares white; 358 caske, 200 quarters, red; 743 hogsheads, 111 balf hogsheads, 15 pipes 300 half pipes, Toentke 2 248 quarter casks, 45 barrels, 2,830 eases, 143 boxer, 1,202 baskets, 20 packages wine. Wood— 1,672 2 pect 424 loga mahogany; 24 logs zedra : 25 logs ; 688 Inge rosewood ; 390 pieces wood ; 1,432 sticks forwcod. Window glass—5,418 boxes, 1.209 cases, 4,040 packages, Willows—8,891 bundles, 219 packages, 385 bundles ‘split. Whalebone—139 ‘bundles whalebone. Wool—962 bales unwashed ; 2(0 bales wool ; 140 bales, 14 bags woolen waste, Zinc—257 caske, 216 ingots zino. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ‘a SHB FIFTA AND SEVENTH PAGHS. oa “FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, and hit wife, oR A GENTLEMAN oan be acoommodated with board in a ae Tocality. in West Sixteenth Sixth Address note to Z. T., Herald office. PARTY OF GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A SUITE OF Parlors, withilarge lodging rooms, on the frst floor; also to Jet, to Wleman ¢f high respectability, two ro on the second fi rlor and bedroom on tho third foor, Without board. Tacaire at 70 Franklin street, first house weet of Broadway. SUITE OF ROOMS 10 LET—IN & SPLENDIDLY odern improvements, the and gas in every roo! other boarders will be pte howee i of the city, N and Fifth avenu GENTLEMAN (MUSICIAN) WANTS A ROOM, WITH bedroom, or a large roum, with or without board, in a respectable family, and would prefer to cive instructions on the piawo or violin fer it, Address L. F., Herald oflice, sta ting terms. HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND joman, er gent] and wi eisine at No. 57 Ninth « but these willing to pays price need apply. PaRTY OF THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN be aceommodated with two very pleasant and neatly- fen ianed toomsr with sliding doors between, on the secend floor of house No. 8&3 Varick. however, will be rented se} out bresktast. Terms modera! ference exchanged. A LADY, BAVING TAKEN A NEW FOUR STORY house, with the modern improvements, ¢an secommo Sate a few select families or single gentlemen with rooms, with full or partial board. Of easy access he the § Sigth ay No. SAsiiand’place, Inte Porry atreee 4 F uses contin iin the most fashionable en, passing Ye ty sevend street, between Madison and his wife.” Location either below Chambers street, weet side of Broad way, or in the vicinity of St. John's park A private family preferred. LC. C., box 1,104 Post O1 here they ean enjoy all the comforts of a home, eeable society. Her house, which is new, is within five minutes walk of the Hamilton ferry. References ex- changed. Addr ach. G. Herald office, A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 107 WEST ‘Twentieth street (new number.) having two farnished rooms, (with gas,) ands bedroom, unoccupied, would rent them. with or without board, to two or three persons, who can appreciate and are in quest of @ pleasant home. = rea FAMILY RESIDING IN THE VICINITY of St. John’s parkean accommodate a faw gentlemen, if their wives, with or without board. Stages the door. No. 179 Canal street, PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they ean occupy. would let to a few single gen- temen, (Germacs preierred,) handsomely furnished apart ments with ali the modern improvement, in s first class Apply at 24636 Twelfth street, between Third and Fourth avenu LARGE, FRONT AND WELL FURNISHED ROOM, with pantry, 4c , to let, either toa married couple or to a single gentleman ; jo # room for s sin, enth man, The above will be let farnished or unfursished, out board, or breakfast and tex only. ‘The rooms are bly rituated for business men. Apply at 101 Spring stroe near the Prescott Hot PARTMENTS TO LFT—FURNISHED, FOR SINGLE gentlemen, at 91 White street, on the sesond floor, PARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES—WITH GOOD BOARD, ina ae ae house, at No. 2 Leroy place, Bleecker street The h is provided with the mocern improve ment Dinaer s ix o'clock, French and English spoken, SCOTCH FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO young gentlemen with @ large furnished front bed- {oom on second floor, with breakfast, dinner and toa on t, South Brooklyn, throe ehue ferry, Terms moderate WANTED—FOR A YOUNG GIRL IN A PRI- family, oF boarding house, where a are LA few feferences given and required, Pleas hatham square Po Post Oticen hi sits ARD- WHE A VARIETY OF ROOMS, CAN NOW be had in the dood Nos. 82 and 84 East Twenty Lexington avenue, The OAKD.—FINE RGOMS, ON SECOND AND THIRD Roors, replete with every convenience and all the modern improvements, to let, furnished or unfurnished, to une tionable families, with full or partial board. "Also a rooms for single gentlemen The house is aitaated desirably, and is first class. It is contiguous to Fourth and Sixth ave nue cre and several stage lines. Apply at No. 36 Ea Twentieth street. A fine office, suitable for @ physician, o be had for the winter, or « term of yo: OARD ON BROADWAY.—STRANGERS VISITING the city, transient al (without th m0 ire ° he in a first clase private boarding konse, 345 Bro ; lecation # inthe most central and desirable part of the ity, ‘Transient board $1 to $1 50 per das OARD IN RLEECKER STREET.—PERSONS WANT. ing superior sevommodations for the winter cam fad them Ly applying st No. 15 Carroll place, Bleeeke No ehildr Reference required, BoA", WANTED—FROM THE MIDDES OF OCTO- ber, by two families, consisting of six each, requiring rooms, furnished, in a gen’ or no other boarders. Loe F strot wad west of Broadway. Radrees het 5,438 Post Office. OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND HER DAUGH Re‘erences exchanged. Apply at Be third street, be' houses have the modern provements, ccoebary fuel and lig $20 par week wil i be feud are preferred ‘aces satisfactory referoaces re- quired. _Addiens box No, SiPort Office, the ‘frat and men, may be sccommodat- Beatie UNION SQUARE, FOR FAMILI2S AND sixgle gertlemen, at 19 Union square, westside. Refer exchanged. OARD AND ROOMS WANTEB—BY A PHYSICIA for himsel! and wife; two rooms onlthe first floor, ora ba: ment for an office with & good room on the first or second floor; must be between Twentieth and Fortieth tree #, near but not on Sixth avenue; Preference given to hourel tween Sixth snd Fit dress M. D., Herald othos, OARD WANTED—FOR WHICH INSTRUCTION the pianoforte, by & competent will be given on teacher, a graduate of the New York Inatitution for tis Address BE. HALL, Institution for the Blind, Niath n Thirty third and Thirty fourth etrevts OARDING.—FURNISEED ROOMS, WITH FULL OF partial board, in one of the most delightful situations in the upper part of the city: baths in the house, Apply at Li Fourth street, corner of Amos, BOARD LN SOUTH BROOKLYN —wayTED A Few rdera, in ® private family, where oe Ne.and pleasant home; house now, Terine very resonable, ApLLy ween Col ai eke siesta House is within thr ne ferry and eight of Sou NB Sonth Brooklyn. walk of Hamilton » Bee ire OR FOUR VERY DESIRABLE rooms can be secured with to oars ‘d, ina fret v rh all the modern iinproy gilts Bt No 427 Broome etrest, ¢ ALL GENTERL PRI- Bowe hay, by 8. rates 4 his wife, within twenty La or ten of the Ho! reek or Wiliam ane terrae onan room the seco oe sal ritaated. tnd terme diveas ar apply net. V. Le Wheel or 21' Fark row, care sens art £00. ewe a7 = SINGLE GENTLEMEN eae board.and pleasant eae nmonte o be found, by spp zing we to Mire. ‘Carter, No. 1 det ween ker and Fourth. ROOMS. AT THE OaRD) \—WI DESIRABLE B' wore ti iat nd Chryatie streets. Singlo gentlemen and anges) t boarders oan have pleasant accommodations i ing at Wi Chrystie streoty corner of Grand. Torin So LTR tober weeks 7A competent chambermald wanted as above. WANTED, ONE OR TWO a lady that hte Hy pL iY La 2wWi pli care 2 182 Weet Rights ue rae Bae et he best of references oi OARDING.—TWO OR MORE DESIRABLE ROOMS TWO may be had, suitable fer a patlemas. and his wife or dingle persona. ‘The family {a small, snd the object is to Sen Seh and ahome to those wishii it. The heuse modern improvements, For terms, &c., apply at 09 Jane w Feet. CARDING —TWO PARLORS, ON THE tri ‘and bedroom adjoining. in the third story, will be let ves, or few single gentle: COND iadies. aving ‘all the lat improvements; femily small on: and ® few select boarders only inten “Call acted Wort Twenty-Aith ‘street, second house east of Eighth avenu OARDING AT NO. 146 WAVBRLY PLACE, NRAR Sixth avonue and Washington parade ground.’ A ren ant and desi. Ss apartments, with full board for the gentleman. The arder, but daughter uld only requ jedation fora month A pitvats family ,preferred “Rddrees, stating terme, B. E, Herald ofliee. LADY? WOULD Burpy IN regent with fine rooms eral go and partial rete rThe house is of the first class and very convenient to several ferries. To those desiring the com ‘® home and wishing the society of ladies, may ad- note to 5. E. L., Herald office. PARDING: ~TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC THA? ting New York during the World’s Fair.— he somforts of « home during their stay ‘a ine: “ity, with full board, at 29 Oliver street, near Chuthal square, for fifty conte per day. ox $3 per week. OARD WANTED—FOR THE WINTER, BY A FAMI ly of four persons, in a house where there are but few or no beard: rs: ast will be required; looation third streets and Fourth and uid be preferred A note to J. PL... He- ing terms, will have immediate attention. References exchanged. OARD IN CHAMBERS STRERT.—A FRONT PAR- lor, with large pantry attached, on the second floor, Will be Tet transiently oF permanently, with board. to's entleman and wife, or single gentlemen, on application at [21 Chambers street. References exchanged. URNISHED ROOMS—AT NO. 61 WALKER STREET, boast and sitting reom; also single ve. Boag, aoe "APARTMENTS, only, at 562 Rouston street, in tl 1¢ Metropolitan Hotel. Th into vicinity of reference required, of the 'URNISHED ROOM TO LET IN A FRENCH FAMILY, Monsieur DUBOS, Professor of the French language, ould sccommodate & single gentleman desirous to v3 French. Lessons will be given in the evening without ox'ra charge. No, 673 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel URNISHED ROOMS—AT NO. 88 three doors west of Broadway. Yoom adjoinipg, to let, to a small, genteel family, with the use of » kitchen; or to @ party of gentlemen as lodging rooms; also rooms on the second floor. The house contains baths and gas, References req PRINCE STREET, ‘Two parlors, with bed: URNISHED ROOMSA SITTING ROOM AND BED- room to let, toa si in private family. Apply at 142 Thompso: URNISHED ROOMS.—A FEW cneatraee CAN be peste saane ee with suites of rooms in a newly fur- nished houre, replete with modern conveniences, also sin gle rooms, by agplying at 141 Ninth street, third door from Broadway. UsI¢ INSTRUCTION FOR ROARD—A GERMAN MU- as had years of experience in teach. Sarldtcias Coleen bencd ta sesspestent compense for his servic a0 wante to accept some nore pupils twenty-five dollars # quarter. Address M. H., Herald oft M USIC AND BOARD.—A LADY, AN ACCOMPLISH- ed singer and pianist (combining the Italian eohool) «nd thorough instructor in vocal and instrumental to obtain board and Icdging ia 9 private family or boarding house. where her services will be taken partly in compensation therefor, Sho would also devote a part of her time in a ladies’ boardingschool. Address Julia R.. Mr Scharfenberg & Luis’s music store, or at the Herald office. OOMS TO LET—E!ITHER FURNISHED OR UNFUR. niehed, without board, in the finely located house, 102 Grand street, within one block of Broadway. Inquire on the premises. 00M3 IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE GERMAN family cam accommodate two or three tingle gentlomen With «front parlor and bedroom, with partial board—ocly 4 {ew minutes walk from Fulton or Catharine ferries. quire at 140 Adams street. WO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO. _Sated with a hall, bed-room, and board, at 33 Market st, HREE OR FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with full or partial board. where they will Snd a quiet home; mechanios preferred. Apply at No 90 Frankfort street, eorner of Pearl avreot. ‘0 LET AT 58 HOUSTON STREET—A SITTING ms room and two bedrooms, turnished. Apply on the pre+ nes, 7ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, A room or rooms, furnished or unfurnisted. with full board, a short distance from Canal and Hudson streets. A private family prefer References exchanged. Ad- dress, until Wednesday evening, 8. W. E., Broadway Fost et Ss Tn- FOR SALE. Foxe SAhE—THE LEASE OF THE DWELLING Ne. 4 Great Jones ta ee near Broi ire mo ent MOL INDUST, Nov Ana agian re SALE— LEASE, STOCK sac | a whelaesle na, and retail oloth si rp} severe The standing snated wpe Up town, an yoasens made known on Bis Gand otrecte® ‘OR, SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES the very best daguerrean galleries, situated 7. ki dove a splendid business, and to nom ite dovartments, It will be sold reasonable, ae the owner loaves this eountry for Europe. Apply at United States ‘Agency, 102 Nassau street. plication. Apply at rth rest, Broad bia rther tieulars ‘5 SDE Morr POO. Nor ay chambers strest nly OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF an old established bakery. situated in a drat rate acighborhood to make money. Row doing s splendid busi seas, and will be sold at e eros For forther par- teulare ‘apply at the U: States agency, 102 Nassau LE—TBE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ptr ‘well established and feing good business, For particulars inquire of G. ALEXANDER, No. 197 Broad- way, office No. 3. OR SALE.—-IN CONSEQUENCE OF ONE OF THE haztngro retiring tp attend to family faite in Europe, DEMBUXNE, CO. offer atent right il ba seen tap sale, The fare now in ie ta mm the Union, in Havana, sad their Serincrensed to any extent, Address Demeure; Co., 63 and 65 Centre street, New Yor! Manritz FS SALE—A VERY ELEGANT SO egg 4 Sines 3 aye: Brookl m ‘two stories and basement, well finished. hs pleasant and healthy location. on Park avenues Ay R SALE-FOUR BRICK HOUSES, THREE STO- ies high, basements and un jars, with all the ern improve situ Nhe weet side ot Crosby pathoom Howard nad Grand. For further particu iy to DE MOTT & CO., 43 Chambers street. mR SALE—TWO FRAME HOUSES AND FULL SIZE lots, on Third y-sixth street. The ses are two and a Zecupied ae stores, 1d bave the Croton was out. Price very low. Apply to DE Morr & CO, 43 Chambers street. yn LP pate HOUSES AND ore eee treet, within twent F° scitain ay ops modern ta, lara, 2 ‘Srp De MOTT s. OO. 3 Ohautbers street. Fe SALE—F@UR TUREE STORY BRICK HOUSES ‘and lote upow which the same stand, situate oorner of ‘A large portic reet and Tenth avennd. ion of rty- thir e purchase money ean remain on bond aad mortgage. The above will be found adosirableinvestment. For etloalare, corner 0! mee of JOHN be ela] ‘northwest Twen' street and 00. OR SALE OR TO LET-THE HOTEL KNOWN AS the Triton Mansion Heuse, McCombs Dam, with eleven jt oy hotel (or the Last eight Hy is EX bom Regt ke, & inoo for fishing. September, it Eii'be to let For particulars apply Clarke. 95 Barclay strost; or Peter H. Holge, Contrevillo Mansion House, Bergen Point, New Jersey; oF on the premises, of Phebe Hodge. OR SALE—A NEAT TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, with two wings, im tho villago.of Fairmount, noar Up lorrisania; lot 100 Jeet front by 200 deep; utifally tH a° ated, commanding a view of the Bast Fi vescaaa the Pat sudes, on the Rudsen. On it umber of fit fruit trees, eueh a apples, pears, peaches, plums. Flos; also arapos and currants, ‘Apply tv 8. B. Canal street. OR SALE. es SUPERIOR HOUSE, ON THIR™ ar Fourth avenue, having all modern mts, well ‘built and decidedly che: 4 st. $7) 500, n Lexington avenue, sear Thirty-first @ on Twenty sixth street, woar Lexington avenue, $3,000, Peas to E. B. KINSBIMER, 819, Fourth avenue, from 2 to OR SALE—A HOUSE AND LOT, FOR $3.00 close. an estalee, Also. a ourner property for 80,00). d lot well located for a public house; terms pos ae tee tenement property, on 2wenty first street, now payne 10 er gent; terme osey. RINSHIMER, 319 ‘ourth avenue. Apply from 2 to 7 P. R SALE—PRICE $12,000 —A PATENT RIGHT, NOW overing over two-thirds of the United States, havin clve years to rum. $25,000 having been alread from the part sold. now on exhibiti Crystal Palace, »: cing extensively used in ti fertitory sold.’ Machines sell frosa 100 40" 300 Dor coat ators gort. , $100,000 worth, at frat cost which does not $25 per machine,) will not supply the market in Tho paseatee on acceustor ill heal ih, isnot able to have the care of fo extended a business, and for ensh, or stock paying good dividends, will sell at the low price above ‘Any information respecting the mashine or its which can be seen in one half hour's ride from d by addressing T. 8. S,, Frenoh’s Hotel. OR SALE TWENTY, DESIRABLE DWELLING houses, well lo ‘the upper part of the oity, an on the banks of the Hudson river. desirable dwatlings to let, furpished and unfurnis J.P. LEE, real estate auctioneer, 157 Broadway. ORTIETH STREET LOTS.—FOUR LOTS ON NORTH side, comm encing 300 feet west of Eighth avenno, each 25x98.9, Apply to DUMONT & ROSACK, 11 Wall street. Hone, BTORE AND LOT FOR ae ae GRANT’ . ville. ati hiehmend, te prick, 32 33 dc front by dee) beh rated Beizbborbood for pepe ry omisca, or to 000, Apply to J: * ied ), 6 Broadway. al 25x. setwean izith ‘and 128th streets. ty will be sold at a bargain NT & HOSACK, 11 Wall etre: OCKING BIRDS FoR SALE-ON BOARD THE A bark Flight, foot of Maiden lane. Apply on board. FAL, ESTATE FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE. THE undersienee bas some gonte*] houses in this Brooklyn, which would be exchasged for merchaudise, railroad bonds, stocks, te. App! . BEEBE, wid Broadway, third story. ANTED—BY A LADY, BOARD IN A GENTEEL French family, for the wiater, either in Brooklyn or New York; will require two rooms, on the scoond floor, for pid she will pay a geod price. Address O. N. M., Horald office, FOR 5ALE. CUBIC FEET SQUARED PINE AND OAK ‘timber for enle.—It is now being rafted at Point, Canada Wert, bee man, and in the style which timber ts usually nctured for the Buropesn market, andis ofa superio ity. For partionlars, inquire of Hizbie, Douglass F merchsnts, Atte or of Bi wi ‘Sing re 817 Ws $50,000. =JO HOTEL MEN —FOR SALE, IN York, for $50,000, lease and farni- ture of sn extonsiveand tplendidly furnished first clasa ho- tel, in of the best locations on Broadway, in the centre ¢ all busines 1» for $35,000. best second clase hotels. located near Broad of the best hotels on house, on Warren street, for $6 and dining hotel, iceated convenient to Wall street and the Post Office, for $12,000. One do.. located near Wall street ferry, fort $5.00. ‘Also, an excellent restaurant and dinin saloon, located near the centre of Wall strest, for $i, Cedar street, for $3,000 And fine hotel. lo- cated near the Battery. Apply at G. A. ROBINSON, General Register, 85 rect, up stairs. ne 000 —FOR SALE—LEA E, STOCK AND" a a izree of » wholesale and jail il grocery store, for $20 000, the stosk alon ar Ww! d for the whole; the location is one we the best, ‘aud blished run of business. ly A. ROBINSON, 85 S Nana at Ttreet, Up stairs, —FOR SALE, LEASE AND FURNITURE $5. 000 + ofa first less boarding hous in ene of the best locations on Broadway. The house contains about filty Tocis, constantly filled with the highest price boarders. piso, § very fine boarding honse, located one door from Broadway, above Canal street, ihlied with first class boarders. d furniture will be sold for $2,500. Also, a tine plas 7 "5 ‘in Franklin square. ly » ROBINSON, 85 Na 2. 000, 180,000 oy, The timber was got out at Lem wa —FOR ‘oor aE who is retiring from the whole house farni- ac ‘about half con Apply as above. 1.500 Fok, Sab GEEASE AND FURNITURE +t + of fine small sized hotel located near the Hudeon ‘river and Sixth Avenue Railroad depot, (which is ene.of the best locations.) fitted up and furaished in the best manner, doing a good business, will be sold for $1,50" iso, a Arse ‘close festsurant, oyster cud: diningssloon, on Broadway, $3,000, Also ® fine newly fitted up ovater and dining ealoon, and one of the best stands on Ci r § Apply to G. A. ROBINSON, &% Nassau street, up inoludes #5 CAB! 3750, Tt is small, weil stocked, ‘om. A fair business, daily inoreasin 'e profite te oes rsotice connected, Address, post paid, ‘M. D. othes. ‘FEW CHOICE HOUSE LOTS ON PIRRPONT Sud Remsen streets, Brooklyn, within three minutes waik of Walle will be sold low if applied for n, 8. SorrH ER, 94 Chambers strost, N.Y. RO@KLYN LOTS.—TWENTY-NINE LOTS ON GATES Marey avenues, and on Quincy and Monroe streets, old low, if applied for immediately. DUMONT & HOSACK 11 Wall stroot. (KOALTARD FOk SALP.-THIS YARD IS N2AR THE South ferry and is ove of the most conveniently situa: long established ‘ The yard, w its office, welghte and scales, an appurtenances, will bo 801d onthe most reasonable termeit applied for soon, eign at 29 Atlantic street, I Lis Lah on & corner of one of the best tho- Toughfares in the city. Tt is beantifolly fitted up, and doing B apod Dusineee, Sotistugtory. resseas will te given for eelling. Apply at 159 Third avenue, SOME MAGNIFICENT SPECIMENS OF y and greeubouse plants. comprisia dondrons, arborea in variety lower bu or next apring, Adoncing do. ougeniag, pitosporu; Gera nucleons, camellins, loinons and’ oranges, aM valuable plants too numerous te mention, Id chesp., For further particulars apply. to J. FABDIEN, rdener, Groeawood, near Acquackanoack, New Jersey. THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES Wholesale’ grocery and liquor ity—business is nnquestious. Hh oapital of $3,000 will Apely at the United sti am BUILDING enue, POR SALE. Forty Fi situate om Division between Hickory Quiney streets, These lots are beautifully eitunted, rom naivenges, ard frout ® park. Alao fifteen lots on same avenue, opporite De Kalb avenue. Apply to DE MOTT & CO., No. 43 Chambers street. {OR SALE—THE LEAS will of Lon: BE, FIXTURES AND GOOD 4 periodical newspaper, circulating library and fansy store, im one of the leading thoroughfares in Wrook yn, now doing a good busin To ® person xt wll no Cusinted with the above business thie will ba found 9 favor. tunity DEXTER & GROTHLR, 16 and - lyn He'ghte, near South or Wall stro EAM ENGINES FOR SALE—FOUR NEW HORI. of twelve, fifteen, twenty-five oe wixt; r, or yuperion deni nd workmanship, with sev complete. Also Fiathes, aad other tnchi Enquire at J. BURNS’ ongivecrs’ and contractors’ oilcs, 192 Broadway. corner of John street. IOCK OF DRY GOODS FOR SALE, AND STORE corner of Catharine and M: stoek is in Foeek peace ble care. 1@ store is one o: tbe Dost locations in the city, and bas always done s large, profitable and eafe busin ‘The above offers s raro opportunity to « person about com- mencip ling their brsiness. Inquire of C. & A. C. POILL premises, from 10 to 12 o'clock A. M. 0 BAKERS.—HOPS.—100 BALES OF NEW HOPS, put op in small bales to suit bakers, for sale by UKERCK, ROOT & CO., No.1 Water street, (0 PHYSICIANS.—THE GOODWILL, OFFICE, FIX- tures, dc., of & deceased physician, that has for some years enjoved a good practice in this eity, is forsale, to some bey apg Competent to fill the vacanc: This isa man to establish himself in a good ety Brice PRY te J. ERION, druggist, june- HOUSES: SS 8A B. OV: streeta, dN z & ood or IN THISTY-THIRD ay beautifull orn improvements, balconies front and reer, baths mths hot and cold water, water closets, marble mantles, cas, waiters, do e000 chon ready, f for Gebel ‘$4,000 oa gage. Apply to Co OM SS DENNIS, at Twenty-seventh streot, near Ninth avonue, builder, 258 Wi HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED, A rutTe WANTED.ANY PERSON HAVING A nood eight keyed flute that they are disposed to sell at & moderate prics, will hear of a purchaser at 319 Fourth Avenue, from 2to7 P. M, STORE OR PART OF ON! wanted—From the lst or 15th ol of March, in n good business part of the city. Hi, Herald office. ‘OUSE WANTED—WITH MODERN IMPROVE- between Union place nt, who will leave the taken possession of. $750 per annum. Ad- WITH FIXTUR' October until the Ist Address C. OUSH WANTED. an American fawily, withoat children, a house, plen- snntly located, where the rent, or a part of it, would be ¢ ‘WANTED IMMEDIATELY, BY ken in board, Address House, Broadway Post Office, for ANTED TO LEASE” A PLOT OF GROUND, ABOUT 60 foet in front by 100 in depth, suitable for the erec- tion of @ church, aaywhero betwoen Chambers street and Bieceker strovt, In shi for s term of from fiftee twenty y that could be adapted t same period — Any perso I 4 willing to lease the same, ply to the subsoribereof whom fall particuli be obtained. KLLI8 JOSEPH, 12 Nort ‘illiam etree! 8, PINNER, 534 Grand stree yANTED TO RENT—BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN Brooklyn, s rodern three-story rallies neat Brook- ferris Rent oot to Agarose, with particulsrs, P, ‘Sox 1,009 Phila: exceed ‘ANTED—THE LOWER PART OF A Foo CON- ment, firet floor, and two bedrooms, Bowery, and not above Fourteonth Address F. A. M., box 625 Post offi ANYED TO HIRK—A SECOND FLOOR, CONSIST- ing of two rooms and three or foug bedrooms, with place for fuel tating location and rent, will mest Prompt attention, by’ being addressed to Joseph, Herald office. JANTED, TO HIRE o good nel 00 ont Bi Ac TANTED-IN BROADWAY, OR ITS VICINITY, BR- tween Bond street and Union square, ® parlor’ and bedroom, or s large bedroom alono, for a single gentleman. Address, with particulars fad id torms, box yy 833 3 Po 0} SCONSIN OR ILLINOIS LANDS WANTED. Most na iske or river; # tract of from one to in cash, balance iF HOUSE, UP TOWN, IN A between Fourth and Sixth ave- Address, post paid, box 1,700 ~ Worald office, or York. eo yeure. address J. L. Foserit t FAIRCHILD, Williamsbur; W4ntep-ny A FAMILY OF THREE part of a house, consisting of from three to in 2 respectable neighborhood, below Canal sti York, or comyenient to the Fult: moderate. Addve: foe. New BDUCATION. DUCATION A PADY OF BXPURIENCR AND Pe enility to tonsh withen to take cha the Toglim eduoation of the enildren of one oF more ta daily, nt their homes, olther in Now York city or vicinity Pardnts wibing thelr ehiiéren thoroughly and feithfally tenght, without beiog mnbject to ordinary sobool disoipline, will tad thie en opportunity, Address A M., Broadeay Post Oi BOARDING AND D4Y SOHOOL pdboudy Wisk dy pte vi deeming, Sone Sept at M1 ovclock, im the gall | Se a o’elock, in e geller: ° 8 Wi SALES AT AUCTION. Atomix NOTICE.—WM. Bor JONES, AUCTIO! ONEER, hairs, rigianaiy of ara 15 Spruce street. a6 10% mg BELL, AUCTIONEER— On Tuesd ay, 21 10 oclogk ia ia dof uonunsl rite anti Ae sit if rT) oy Wedneeds andf partial ive stock of senso! YS SALB.. —THE ‘STOCK OF “oF Goons FoR by ‘Woodward & 3 will beset ey pet, until Oc! oF blie sal f wi JouNr nets yeni ete ADMINISTRATORS SALE.— a} ok, at No. 50 Ant Mio ths emo ef Alecanbe a John McNeil, John Cook, James ie , consisting of f Turpiture, "bet Beda, raat tresses, and bedding, mali ti hd \d_ silver Bess jewelr; ko. ny orderst oo Ee A TEENY Pnlig iene ©. TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER.—ASSIONEE'S ab « mortgagee’s sale of Hoo & Co 's printing presses, ee maltese Fa &o.—As. C. Tul 9 Ta 20th, at 10%, o'clock, om the promos, 12 Franktort. street, tho’ stock aod fixtures, of th Printing Botablish ing of one of Hi ols 1 of bo stone eases ixtures te. Tha by order of tha. Busignee and mord france cues , and may pecbtained on the promises, of of the auctieneer, At office, No. 100 Broadway. W. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER —SALE on sug eT + household furniture, o 0 jOLMES ‘ile day, Monaay’ ae 10 ofalock. all the furalvures tory brown stone 'h Forty-f = |e Cy er! d ma spring seat obairs an. oe fa bedstead card and. work a teeranary ty five vases, it table anna nine aoe oil paint d steel plat oil paintings ani silver plated ware’ ivery crockery and glassware, eens AUCTION STORE- 310 BROADWAY.— ale—on al Sept 23, Lire at 10 locke Hh Baa r, a large itt re lot of hue WILSON, Deputy Sheriff. ‘TON. AUCTIONEER LL RIBBONS, INS, Cape Collart, &e.—Largo sale of the ontirg stogk ofa furnishing and fancy store~On T | at 1046 o'clock, at Fetall furnishing and fancy com pr! ree and rich a every variety of : linens, ribbore in great variety, collars and irts, Deaithsrens ca pes, laces, aixper, flannels, sors, needles, ey goods, portemonnmates, to- oie with every article hen eoricere a this deseription. Et Rarer cares. coun ‘ers, stoves, chairsy fixtures. £o.. 0. 1 be continued from day'to day until all is aisponed of, The trade are invit GUROCERIES, LIQUORS, SEGARS.—AUCTION.—ON September, at 1034 o’clook, at 57 Dey tea corase of Greonwiob,’ an coffee, pepper. mustar. Country merchants and dealer: amine. WELLINGTON A, CARTER, Auctioneer, ENRY H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEBR.—HENRY H, Go. ‘will sell by auction this day, (Monday, of sales rooms ‘comprising ond French, English, sortment of grocer! I street, valuable oll paintings, hundred choice parlor pictures, of the Flemish fan ‘Sale positive, ENRY H. LREDS, AUCTIONEER. ELEGANT PAR: lor furniture, rosewood and mah Plaster, contre and pier tables, ko SHEN. i CO, will sell by auction on Wednesday, & 0. 128 Monroe street, nour’ gomecaon, forniture, nearly new and sil mado to order, consisting of Fotawood sofas, tete-n tetas, arm and parlor ¢ chairs, eo in plush bro id carved" white marble t ier size plates, richly framed; Lenglish tapestry Bi 4 nearly new; rosewood seven octave piano, s very ruperiog instrament; mantel clock, Gey he aU vaser elegant modern lands hoguny French bedstead Sc, by American artists; ma- bureaus. washstands, chairs, &t; d bedding. Basement—Ta= d sofas of mahogany, an assortment of crock- e lasaware dinner, breakfast and toa sets; alao, the Aitehen farniture, with which the salo will commence. OBN W.,SOMERINDYEE, AUCTIONEER STORG No. Il 0, Builders Carpent laneeiet seal t, on Tuesday noxt , lumber wagon. ‘the work bene 8 from BROWN, R PACKARD, passin 28, ARGE PEREMPTORY | SALE OF MAQBINERY, looms, &o., st Wm. H. Horstman & Wednesday morzing. September, 21, at wo oetoeke sold. for account of Horstmsp & Son factory Intely occupied by them, at the tow and Fifth street, larce ee tit; hand do.. ad Fimp mit spooks, any citer machinery for mast ladieg dress trimmings, &&. Can be soen om ‘Tuesday, previous to the aa at's Third street Gmuibusecs puss che premises, ‘Terms ut sales ey Sostoniagten prec, AUCTION AT JERSEY CITY.—SIX VALUAs ble lots in Grand street, between Van Vorst and Hone derson streets, is, by D. SCOTT, on Wednesda: at 4 o’clock. » om the premises Al business ee corner of Groveand Bly R, Wi Estcorn, AUCTIONEER.—LARGE SALE OP e household furniture, worthy of sperial attention. W Westoott will sell on Monday morning, rain or 8! 72 Bighth avenue, a large and beauti‘ul assortment of hold peictiioly made to ord three movths ago, consiste of carved mah and ee, bedsteads; Salve saperio® bair matt: athor or Ww arble top bure: centre an 8. paintings ae ibis ater ti ¢ sale, Also, Thurs nitore in the S iy ue, Particulars on Sueur S 8 SALE—HOUSEHOLD poRsi ey eR ADs journed Saturda: account of will sel) this day, at 1034 o’cl facdl Brvse id velvet ‘pete, oi bedetonds ty js fare centre tables, bureaus, Fre: black walnut ablen, sofas, sofa bodetendereon stands, mirrors, curtains, hair mattresses, bede and be dat chairs. crockery and glassware, miblinery goods, f * cles, kiteh Selita &e. Atl? elon old tard yean- wine; 20, do, also, “2,000 Ws. my Perle green print, A. SEENDID OPENING ‘The proprietor of « lon houre, in one of wishes to rent rant jueh of opening a first class eetetcGienent lent, opportunity by addressing H. Rent moderate, URNISHED HOUSE.—) HE ADVERTISER WILL LET, to one or two Is milies. his Ps , furniture, horses and carringes, anti le on the of the Hudson fiver, three miles fin ‘Talon square. The jouble etaeas containi rooms. - W. W. Wy Herald 0 plume OMS TO LET WITH. STEAM POWER —SEVERA well ies ‘i ter, wel and airy, Rstures, ond water slesets. Apply 10 5, ANTHONY, corset eof Elm and Franklin streets, yoo No. 41, ap stairs, FOR A cS ® most excel~ ae b: VENN, 26 Bowory. and ‘and faraibed with Crotes wat Ho, 0m ofe iret foo iuitable for» Physicien, betwoon the hours of 1 tnd Levolocks dnd 4 106 o'clock at il Broadway. 0 a ae UPPER PART Me aatee NO. 2% WA- r Bread, con: stovics and # F fue E eart 0 LET, IN THE ROSE HILL STEAM WO! 2) the | prewi Night with or without steam pewer. emisca, East Twenty-eighth serect, eswoea ird avenues. (PO JET OR LEASE-THE STORE NOW IN COURSR of completion in Brondwey, next deor 60 thi ton atre: itable f the and 0 LET OR LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YE. fifth stories of 20, 31 and 33 Beekman street, in one ore apartments making in sll over 5,600 sq foot of floor fifty-one windows. dording suitlolent light for six tonemente, well ad toall kinds of mechanical pursnite, Inguir St JAMEE CONNOR & SON, 29, 31 and 83 Bookinan str ye LET OR LEASE—A SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT hotel restaurant, located on Union square; now finish- ing, and will be resdy for oscupation by the first of Octobar. Apply to. HOMER MORGAN, No, 8 Metropolitan Bank Buildin Pin street. ‘0 LET—STORE 87 Lr SAU, STREET, NEAR FUL- ton street, now oc ing store; well fitted up, and fixta: for sale; drat Pate atemd for first class ‘boot } } nd shoe or ‘hat etore. inquire at 120 Fulton street. LET—OFFICES AND AR’ 97s? ROOM! Cal y conventences, for gas, water, ies bt, and air. Torsion {f very desirous, 4" in’ the most thorough vol of Broadway. derate, Apply on the premises to J, C, HAM, Sresaway. 10 LET—TO A RESPECTABLE SMALL FAMILY, ‘with fow or no children \st modsrate rent. the seoond or third floor of the three-story brick bnilding 27 Cnion place, corner of Columbia street, South Brooklyn, two minuted walk from Hamilton ferry. Apply on the promises. 10 LET—THE BASEMENT OF 197 aves suitable for trunkmaker, bootmaker, et brick Workshopw rultable. for’ cubinotmakersy carvers, Cc, A u SAMES PRICE, 20 Hudson street, az Onaele 0. LET ON STATEN ISLAND-A FINE DWELLING | house or cottage, completely furnished throughout, with or without linen,’ The houss is beantifally situated, furrounded by gardens aud abont five minutes’ walk frouk the ferry. Answers with. real namo dirsetod to” box 276, Post Uflice, will meet with prompt attention. 1) RENT SECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF house 15 Green street; the second is farnished with, the privilege of cooking and Washing, the first story ia occu ied by m single gentleman. Apply on the premises, or to SP. "DELGALO, No, 151. Peat! strect. 0 bod oy FROM NOW TILL NEXT MA A ot th able and garden, farnished or unfur- d, New ton, to a tenant who haa no final sonildren ___Adires NO LET—STORE N 46 DEY STR floor and batoment of the above store good tenant on fav ve hy yi) LA al ea pegiven, Inquire at No jaiden laws, Mtg bone eee it, SMITH & CO. WM TO A male 1088 ae SHED vom Union nous?, + Wa ped eke vitwny